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The Wheeling intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1903-1961, 1918-08-06
CLOSING STOCK LETTER

WHEELING. W. Va, aug. -
(r'rum Logan & Tryan Y" y. Il. MaSi'l'
& CO.. liy Irivai" WIr"D
NEW YORK. NEE. @.-Th" aiFanr"
in The stock market appeared To- b.
largely in The na'ur" If hcl1'"" re-
spnuyr to the good u"WS at the past
week or 81 from the other Sl''". IN" u'-
turn was arcururHni"d hE runners t." m.
effect that tn" fall "Atcnt al TN" ;Ni'";
yain.; have not as y"t h'"rn puhli%':"d
and that thu central l'"w'rS haN" SUI !'r-
cd u ,irrc;iL of such "Nlrml as Is; h"'iE
TO undermine III" morale "f the GrrinAl'
people. cl .,
'Fh, market "f lat" has h"nn forced 10
withstand much scattered Hpuidh''"'
and has ;l.,r,rl"d sam" in su"n IN mn
rr,SS!yr Fashion that shorts nave ~
come distinctly nervous.
One l;.rG" short. Is 'r"d't"d WIN nav
l;r,hIchn;n Stroi ~" M! l'tih"iii.
Iiill" money r"niIrU"& firm. %iiIl II
looks very muck ~ 'iwuCh tn" list has
L,..,r forced ont at III" rUl ami that Il
further adyai,r" VIII l." recorded.
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MAjORSVILLE

Tinnt forget III" ,i;,tc rr tho .Iacktown
fHr. August -. Il. 80. This society
MIS- urr&nl2",l IN 1855. Com" and so"
III" quit 'hn; took FIRST premium ut III"
lirsi far: ais" fancy work Of moro
recent date.
pr. Elmer Erad'lnck Of LrwiStnwn.
Id:tip hr> been granted ? capt"in'S
commission in IN" l.. $ Mrr'irHl Corps
ana leaves August -. for r'aul, Lewis.
Wash. Dr. t.raGG"rk /" VIII known
here. hnN INA, several near relatives at
iInh"rr Howard. stcvc Earnhart Jr.
and Harry ih.l!lnS of near here. were
called 1" WaNu"$hurE Thursday and
Frn!ay for medical examination to enter
training.
Letters from our boys in Tho canton
mrntS state that they arr all we'll. hut
news from tn" lads across lhr wav"H"
~ scarce. and 81" hnV" nanny anxious
l,lrrnis. a ;rw nf Ih,. hnyS arr thought
/" ,a on lh" !i:hiini; front.
MIR. amh Mr.. Joseph Shrrrirkp spent
H.. past few days with their son. Floyd.
81 ihr cani,aIncut, whcr'' he is III train
Iur.
rlcvrn stars in ncn"ry "f GrHcr'
County, boys IL The 'autnnm"uI and over
.r.', was 'lr,;I"at"i at ih" ltyerson'%
:I,ni,"n E2p;i%t church Sunday after
irun.
". ". Gamrlrl was 4 business visit
or -; Wh"r',AE Monday and Tuesday.
Ni$% ..u.H steele will Sl>nu this
w."H with her brother O. r. steele Of
Wnrwn'"l.
Mr. and Mrs r. j. Ewing and chill
Gr.u. Sir. Harry p0rsh and Miss Jean
E'rnuappI" all If NIrwur'! and Mr.. AMI
Mrs. &i,.H,l. Sir!rklln Il Dallas. were ih'.
SUNDAY quests q: Mrs. Elizabeth Arch
rr.
lir an! Mrs. E"Ss DOMAIN and fam
ily II 'nii:;. spent :iundiy with MIR. and
Mr.. Mr%In"h.
Mr. and Mrs. I:W%S''l tr"wnlcn w"r"
IA" w.'k.'nL guests; "f Mr.. AMI Mrs.
inc. Archer.
lame Archer and daurhtcr Mad,-
lin. of N!"iH. %u'ut saturday with
iri,nis "n l:l"nnii,"id ridge.
Mir ..rrl Mrs 1t" i'h!lIT% and chill
'!rcn At :iw::;ir ';r",". HnI Miss Mary
Il":s~' II Washington. spent sunday
with Mr.. I!u!url" Chaml"'r%.
Ms, Emly Smith ii N"unlsrIflc. re-
;UTl..-I l." i"r h"m" Suni!ay. after spend
INK Ilr,. past ten days with Miss l.rota
Steele.
Mr. Hobart Howard and Misses Edith
and Gladys SlurhrY spent = part or IN"
past week with their aunt, Mrs. Morris
at Washington.
Mrs. j. NJ. Allison and srand-sons J..
NJ, and w NJ. Allison spent the week.
end with MIR. and Mrs. r. n. Jones and
while there attended camp meeting.
Miss Pearl Crow of Elm Grove. who
has been spending the past fortnight
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Animation IN
STOCK MARKET

NEW YORK. Aug. 6-The stock
market was In a state Of suspended AMI
nation during the greater part OF to-
days session. but Qutck-neo ana
strengthened materially In the hna
hour. closing with strong tona-
United States Steel and kindred
share.. including Befhfehem and Cru
cIble Steels, Pressed steel car and Bald
Win Locomotive. featured The up-zush
toward the close at extreme advances on
& to points
During tho morning and rntd-eessions
trading was featureleSs. aside from ene
relatively wide fluctuations Of few
specialtics which continued under the
influence Of professional interests
Chief among these were Sun1atra To-
bacco, which extended its gain to
points towards the last. and General MO
both instances the movement was prob
ably Effected at the expense or the SNORT
!. interest. The most obvious case OF
cause and effect was furnished oy Inter
national Harvester. the common Sharess
Of the domestic company gaming - 10
connection with the announcement OF
the forthcoming voluntary dissolution
Metal issues were steady to strong
under lead of Utah Copper and Granny
Mining and specialties were occasional
~ featured by LinSeed common and pre-
ferred. National EnarnelinG and Burns
Brothers.
Moderate improvement was manifest
ed by rails in the general advance OF the
&st hour. but trading In that group was
always Of minor proportions Peoples
Gas and American Telephone ~sTe
heavy. the latter rallying later.
sales amounted to 265.o00 shares
Domestic and foreign bonds were firm
Liberty ANS again touching par. Sales
agEreSated $5.375,000. Old United States
bonds were unchanged on cal.
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CHICAGO LIVE STOCK.

CHICAGO. Aug. 5.--Iiogs. receipts
"a 900; market strong on best light and
best butchers: others about 10 lower
than Saturdays average. butchers
191Oer19.1W: light 1880 1850; packing
1S.0OGlS.Gi: rough 1880 l1.2h: bulk Of
s:.lcs lS,lO@bl9.G3; pigs. good and choice
lT.5Om1S.%G.
and best butchers steady: others duil
and mostly - to 80 lower than on
Thursday; lS5 loads Of westerns here:
sales ranged - /" - cents lover thnn
last week: calves steady (" - cents
lover. Er"f cattle: good choice and
nr;rnc 17.I"mlH7!: common ard m'di-
UNI 10. 5hi: :. 30: butcher St"ch: "''N<
and hrIfcrss 60: III 49,: Gamers n"!
cutters 6.Unft 80. Smokers and Gr"d-
ere good. choice and fancy ih.0u:: 100:
inferior. common and medium l,'"''
ID. 90. Veal calves good and "h"''"
1000 q, 1G."".
sheer, receipts 17.oCo: native lambs
weak. Western strong t. - cents high
ar. no choice natives here: best rang"
loInhs 1910. frcdrr$ T.. =: sheep and
warnings sironl; IL HIGHER: r;tn1" w"ih-
"rs l4.J0: Idaho breeding !"ari"sS
1900. ,,
Lambs. choice AMI rrinnc l;."nm lS.ln;
medium and good lI."D lT.50: 'UI!%
/. on Il IA 90. Ewes, choice ami Ir.'n"
~ - NI3.TJ; medium aud good ll.nVtf
l"oJ: cuilS 4."QSI".1n.
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Ex-Prenier Cailauxy Of
France, to GO on Trial
on Charge Of Treason

$1,000, ci,,,,, r,rr,or1y nrcmtcr or
""n' pa ,'h',r,,,I win "intric7,cs tend
;,, 80 .b,kc I'M, solidarity Of the allies
and "a hiring 4 premature and dishonor-
.hIc rcnrr with Germany The taklnS
nr Testimony in this case is expected TO
brjn., forth sensational disclosures
which may reach many Of The lh!leI
,ir,.l.. Of French life.
.., ,.,,i,s, C,iIlalIx is so clear
,,,,,rir,'J uni, that against Bolo
,,.,.,,a who was executed as n spy a
,.',,',a,,rn. !, Anr;I and NJ. DuraI. cdi-
,ro [.,rr,,nonhiIc papcr, Bonnet
,.I, ,,.,,,t ~ HE dcoih in July.
-,,,s, ho consiLcrcd with them.
r.,;,i.,uy w,s no, in the cabinet when
rho war hogan in 1914. IIr had resigned
,r,cr Editor l'almcttc had been ShoI
,a ,-;l,,J hv Mrs C.llauN on March
&C. 1914 nrier t'almrltc had charged
Vs. ''''' ; ,,,,,.o1 ,rtn Ger
.CAli!HEN win H'' '"" i''' ,.,,
m2N%S IihndS III E''!''hh IN -
crisis in 1911. Although he was not Il
r,-, AZ I'M, government. however, nc
!'' ,. rrfcrl IN Tho cov-
ha" i"'''',r anita 1.
'Thhl"ht' "'H i''',' ..; ,.ho 10
Navy. minister o. IN" 'i''' "a
now on trial hrtor" tho rr'nch
Thruugh him, ii is hIle&""' val ,'t">
directed affairs 50 that "a" n1ach!ha-
,h,r,.od ,rrinst him could be car
''"i.H '''' ''''
r''H out
When the French people BEGAN 10 taNr
stock Of tho situation in tho lal! 81
,o-. !, was r,.und that German spies
mcr. rvcrywIrrr in France and nnd
were a;is - tho rov-
N"AH;ra''d h''" '"' ''"'', -. va ,,,,,ifst
ornament. Al IN" same 'l'"c' 1t l"'''
mo, c,nrnt gained h'adway. having ~
It's object n reconciliation p"tWSc"
I.-,rrn .,rI I;arrp1J. Soon after. Inc
:. '.,.,,i..,.. nru,,rcau,lo became me-
,,i.I =, rrr.,I; down tho
hA''"E' h'H ,'''' !" b.. i,,.,nc
*ririi "l IN" fr'H'H i"''i'', ~ ,i,,,.,.
thrm u h"l'"H" th"% W'r" III Il "NtP'~''
situation before Germany.
L., ,,.,,,,
III Inc mani me I''i" 80 .'', ,',.,,,,i
=! work anu '"ii!a"N 'I"'i 'i'"' I.,,o,'
trips 10 llh!E llu ON Wy ~; ,a,,,s-
Arr&. IN ltaIF II" hi'N ''I a." l.,
Ni'a ara ~ ',"'it'> - 49, u,.,,tr., th.
conferred WIN '"ur' N"'' -
'irr,hah MiihS''I. . ,.., -,;,.
IN" 'n"1 pr''S'!""'' ~ ~ ,'',' ",.nr,I
Llurin.: inns l"'Fir"t ''''i'''h ~ W. d..
!'uHhli' th' tn,i;' u,,,,,.n,.. ihni
IN" was r'hh,''.H ." ',.. ", ,t.,. 10
: i'' G"E"rhl'''hi lay S'.ui''' ,,i,,,, IN
clear IN" - ll"f" '''f',i'.i, ,M'' .tm. 80, 80
Franco. 80" !, >'N,.'N .L, ,u;u
4 head Win III" open ,h'' Sr t'''' ,,...I
j. M"INH hth ali''i llI' i',,''i''
managers III thHlf d"i":itI"'. C'!ns
nh" i:Ihrt Ministry lcil AM! WIS su ~,
""clrh toy the lhinlHNc rcEiH'- nv
now Minister Of tin interior AIS" l|i."
IN com" III to expectations ana INC
French r"urlG. low ih"rruEaIF aW;lke ~
their danger. brought about tue la!l o.
l'ainlcrr Then Georges tlcinchccau
"amr To ih" urt"" al i'r' nivr.
Immediately ;!'~rw"rd Ia" secured C.N'c
drnr" wl!."h 'InuEhi Hhput the arrest a.
'raillauN on january II last. fr'tHr/
detectives resided sal" deposit box ~
"a Florence. Italy, Bank, which was hc!d
under III" maid"n nam" "f Anl". ;|l-
lalIX. In il were found jewels nnh SO
rur!l"s worth a fortune and documents
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THE DAYS REVIEW
WHEELING. W. Va. Aug. b
FURNISHED Tho 1ntclligcnccr by Tho

WHEELING. W. Va. Aug. s.
FURNISHED Tho lntclligcncer by Tho
Finance Coz
Closing Stock Letter.
Buying of steel by some Of tho larE-
or houses disclosed Il comparatively
small supply Of that stock and ;Ls Il re-
suit the entire list SiiftcIrd. There WAS
no news to account for tn" advances
save continued favorable reports from
tho front There is supposed Ia be Il
fairly short interest suuu OF which was
covered today.
HARRIS WINTHROP &c co.
Babcock-I;uyInE OF Steel by some OK
the wire houses started market gong:
Supply Of stock small. There il III real
news around but il doesn't take much
buying or selling TO make these daily
moves.
Principal trading in Harvester ap-
pears TO be arbitracEae between New
Jersey and the corporation stock
Morning Stock Letter.
to narrow limits due to scarcity or
We feel that market will DC confined
money and anticipation Of higher taxes
1t is too soon to express all opinion on
the governments victory in the Harvest
or suit. News from abrnad continues
favorable but II IS not likely to ahcct
the stock market.
HARRIS WINTHROP 6 co.
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Ten Thousand Teachers =,
To Vote on Referendum

CHARLESTON. w. Va. AIg. 5.-Tens
Thousand ballots are expected 10 Do
cast hy tho teachers OF West Virginia =
during the nfty-SlX county teachers M
Stitul"S OF be held This summer. one
questions Of educational policy Inr
y"lr"d i'll tho proposed new school code 4
for the state.
Tho official programs FOR each IN. Z.
stitutc provides that parts OF the pro- !,
posed cod" shall b. discussed each day =
Hy n" instructors and that facts relAt- =
ms 10 CondIiluE% III In" state which,,
demand Revision "t the school laws q
b" gwen for information Of the teach
At III" close of &c institute in eachs
county the teachers wall be required
To vote by m official ballot which has
been prepared by III" department or ;
schools. and on which they may ex-2~
press their views in any ono Of two TO
four ways. on each proposition pre-t5'
srntcd. 4.
principal charges proposed in the new !.
code ar" listed On III" ballot. On the 2
first tn" teacher l., asked TO vote either -
for "Compl"I" revision partial reg
vision" or mo rcyiSion." ~
Th" second proposition. covering
qualifications to be required OF teach
"rs. provides for expression OF choice !
between tiJ for one year high school,
for all teachers: t.) for complete high =
school courS" and Mt least one year In
normal school for all teachers: go for
Ii" change III present requirements.
TIL" length 81 tho minimum term 3
tho subject Of IN" third proposition. ~
IN" teacher h"in;; asked TO express =
"hr'"" between six months. seven i
m"nths. eight months or nine nonthaoI;
term. In tn" fourth tn" teacher Is :,
asked tn cypress preference for ''stricSi,S:
enforcement "f nrcs"r; compulsory q
school law or for How law rcQuir-: 4
jnS nctcndrn"" five days per week Tor !
entire term -
In III" nth proposition tho teacher;
"nt trus;c" system" n" local trustees
for ono LEGAL trustee tu keep up prop (;
crty and -r"ciI!m"nd teacher" TheSS
sixth IS 4 rhoic" hc.w"cD Cl a COM
inimiStrati"n: t") for present district Z
system If taxation and administrations =.
(%D for combination ~ county dis y
tri"t System IF taxation and admins :
tra'ion. -
Tho seventh proposal calls for choica1*
in."rdrnt by popular vote: t2) appoint>--.
mon; Of county superintendent ~ !
rs.unty board "f education. Eighth. 4
choice between % board OF regents &
stat" b"Hrf of education for all othcE-:
schools If state: t"l ono state board .
To haE" general control of all schools
both stat" and local. Ninth. choice De-z *
cnt by popular vnt": cd appointment OFFS
stat" superintendent by state board otfs
cduCa ton. -i.5.>sEss
Tenth. (answcr both rroposals): tL)@s
FOR 20, as rs minimum ,s saiao nfSte'
second. grade Eleventh. choice a. Tor s.
present plan Of state support fQrs4f
schools: (2) for fixed rate OF state tASsssii
for part of school support: for dxed g
amount to be set aside from St1te 9qndssT
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Nj TASK TOO HARD FOR MEN
OFU. 6. SAYS CEN. DEC0UTTE
Ely Lincoln Eyre.
Staff Correspondent at The World


WITH TIE. AMERICAN FORCES
NORTH OF THE uUR'Q. August 81
General DcEoGttr. commander Of the
French Army. under which tho Am"ri-
cans on this front are operating. has
assured tho war rnrr"S ponirnt$ that he
has placed tn" French American hlEi-
SionS und"r his command absolutely an
Il par. The General spoke Of the AIncri-
cans in the highest terms and gave MS
to understand that he deemed no task
too difficult for them,
watched The Barrage.
From army headquarters ] went 10 n
certain hill and watched TN" preparatory
harragc in ono of our attacks crash
down upon the German lines. Evcn in
my unicchnlral tyr tn" fury nf our fIrc
was fur more tremendous than any
shcIIfn.r our hoys hav" had ~ cnilur"---
and they've survived some mighty
heavy ones.
A Screen of smoke WIS thrown up by
explosives and shells which completely
oh%currl tn" green bluffs north Of III"
.'ivcr. along which both our lines and
the cncmy'S liz"
Through glasses 7 could dimly dis
tip~uish mon moving ahnu, in thai ma
cls,rom of rN"linii". suddenly on" 81
th,, figures detached itS".i from Il group
and RIM straight down |" III" 'ur'p.
dashed across tho fr"tnrid;;c ami leap
ing from L >;h"l. hole cam" right up IN
hill 10 w1"r" | WIS ~'anhih%. IL "Hs
Capt. George \. McAi!r of New York
Civ. Tho pHniiuR captain explained
that III bad Just been ordered homo IN
iuin a n"w unit. Tic order had r"a"h"d
hin, while he was waiting 10 i'lI HIS
men against thc foe.
TT was hard 20 obey" ho observed.
but was directed 1" report :mm"'!l-
ntcly ut divisional Headquarters :" here
I am"
Such arc tho ccccnricit!rs Of the
Battle Of the 0urrQ.
American hIru"s do not rna|.:" III"
extraordinary things they haNr done.
For example:
Harry W. Tupman. Of New York city
whose father Is Il Hn"iN1" operator "'I
The World. told mo in til' most matter
Of. fact fashion and w!'a broad Gr'n
how he had taken Il ha:i:". az rrull"rS
down 70 his colonel III IN" lati"r'% com
bat post. :, couple "r hundred yards be-
hind the front lines.
Runs Through Barr1Ec.
Tupm ms c"!rul l.E"% = '"rihin RIM"
Of cruilc- ana The. cook II r"EIin'n'al
hcad1u1rrrrc. Il cuul.i" a.; miles N TIA"
rear. had baked som" for his Si"'ilI
benefit Young; TEnmiHr passed ihro'EHh
= aharrarr on III" Uisi:tr':s -; Fer" Tor
,,st and :. fu$iladc of rnCline gun bull
let's on The Stop,S Leading {" the rurCH.
lust To- fetch tn his co.cncl Il culinary
treat .
Young Turman got back covered with
CRIME from ~" she'll h"l" into which
he had been compelled 20 duck. hut ON
crw!sc VAS Nn,!npr"!s'd WITH ms 'Nf'F-
j%rCo. What Interested him far NOR"
than the battle talk WAS gossip about
homo. -,
send my regards 10 my old man, VII
you"" hc rriaa rllcd. AMI added. And
say, bring UP u copy Of The World The
next iimr you conc.
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PITTSBURGH LIVE STOCK.

PITTSBURGH. Ia. AUG. E.-Cat'l"
higher; supply LOS loads; prime SlT."oGs
$500.
Sheep steady: supply light; primo
wethcrs s1l5n6i $50: cuIls and common
$4,000 100: lambs $l2.u0p 100: veal
calves sl7.nOGr1S.n0.
Hogs active: receipts 90 double decks:
prlrno hcavics s20O0Gr "h.23: mediums
and heavy workers. $2u.75":2 l.no. lrs:>i
soO-250n so. ruughs $lT.U0M $500.
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SUGAR.

NEW YORK. August 5.---Th"rn WAS
no chanro. IN raw sugar prices which re-
main at the fixed level c; 1853 for Gu
has cost and freight. equal :" h.":'" Tor
CENTRIFUGAL Tho committee reported no
new purchases today.
tificatca appears to b: hindcrng buyers
in securing supplies IN some extent. al
though when the necessary d"Gurr"nts
are Forthcoming rcfinerS seem wslE abio
TO fill them. PrsreS are unchanged AT
$50 for fine Granulated.
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Cash quotations:
Con-No. . yellow. sL7e91-77; No. 5
yellow, 3LS7@1.7o; No. 4 yellow. sl6oV
-'V oats-No. 3 white. ss9ssAc: stand
ard. 6e@6skc.
Porx-Nominal
Lard-t3S.65.
Rdhs-SG4.e5 q $500.
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TOLEDO GRhH.

TOLEDO. ohio. August 5.-C1nvcrsecd
prime cash 1850; October 1900; Decem-
Der l1.y0 March 1910 z
othy. prime cash ].35: September i.7f1a
October t.6al.: December ASS; March
AS; April $50.
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NEW YORK CURB MARKET

WHEELING. ". Va Aug. 5. 'l8
Furnished the 1ntclllgencer by A z
Hasteu &. Co. members of the New York
stock Exchange. National BanE Build
ing. Wheeling. ". Va Louis F. Brand
rnnnaCer.
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BOSTON COPPER STOCKS

wHEII, ING, W. Va. Aug S. 18-
E,,rnIshed the InteliGencer by A L.
>1asten G. Co. members OF the New York
stock Exchange. National Bank Build
Ing, Wheeling. W. Va, Louis B. Brand,
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Standard Oil Subsidiary Stock

WHEELING. w, Va. Aug. S. Is
! Furnished the Intelligenccr by a E
Mastcn G. Co, members OF the New York
stock Exchange. National i5ank Build
ing, Wheeling. W. Va. Louis l.. Brand.
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New York Cotton Market

WHEELING. W. Va Aug. 8. rs,
Furnished tho Iptelligcncer by A. &.
Ma.ten & Co.. members Of the New YorA
stock Exchange. National Bank build
tnr. Wheeling. W. Va. Louis F. Brand.
manager.
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PITTSBURGH STOCKS

WHEELING. w. Va. Aug s. rs.
Furnished the Intclligcnccr by a. L
Masten & Co. members Of the New York
STOCK Exchange. National Bank Build.
ing. wheeling. w. Va. Louis +. Brand
manager
Arlr
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NY. STOCK EXCHANGE

WHEELING, ". Va kug. s, Is.
Furnished the Intelligence BY a b
hasten & Co. members Of the New YoFk
stock Exchange Natiooal Hank Build
,nx. Wheeling. n. Va, Louis +. Brand.
czuager.
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LOCAL STOCKS

WHEELING. W. Va. Aug. !, TX.
Daily U,IoIation list OF The Wheeling
i"cE li1cnange. compiled FOR lnlelii'
puCrr
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PETROLEUM.

or. CITY. Pa. Aug 3.--C-ed!t hal
ances 81: runs 65.Ss: average 36.'12'
The Wheeling intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1903-1961, 1918-08-06

Total sales 2SS.4o0- shares.
Bonds sS.6ca.e0o-
(1)-Rescular quarterly dividend $1.75
Der share. payable Sept; ).
(2>-ReRuiar quarterly dividend SITS
per share. payable Aug. so.
The Wheeling intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1903-1961, 1918-08-06
CORN PRICES
CD SkYNARD

CHICAGO, Aug. 5.-Corn prices shot
ssvward to-day, impeI1cd by fear of crop
damage. due to Widespread record-5rcak-
ing heat and to failure Of expected rains
The market closed strong at the top
most level reached. 4Hc to "Sc not
higher, with September sissy to sl.6S
and October sl.63. Oats gained lssc to
3Mc. The outcome in provisions varied
from, loo decline to rise of &C.
Arizona republican., 1918-04-20
pr. Hills on German Atrocities

In the archieves of Plymouth church, Brooklyn, is a document which is greatly cherished by Newell Dwight Hillis. D. D., and the trustees of the church. It was presented to pr. Hills by the American Bankers association, following the last Liberty loan cam paign, and signed by ten of the general committee. It reads in part as fol- lows:
 Your tour, covering IS states, 5000 miles of travel, 9 cities. with your many speeches per day, was the out standing event of the Liberty loan campaign. In terms of publicity the newspapers supported the work of the Ameriean Bankers association and that of MT. Chamberlain and yourself by giving to your address nearly 200 pages in the various morning and eve ming papers in the cities where you spoke. Many noble men in these IS states worked in season and out, but the committee feels that the credit for the s20O, ,O00,0 900 subscribed was, in a very special way due to yourself. We cannot adequately express to you. and to the trustees of Plymouth church our full appreciation of the splendid service vou rendered to the country and to the free institutions so dear to US all.'' Dr. Hills has recently returned from tour of investigation of the battle
Arizona republican., 1918-04-20
Dorothy Dalton Last Time at Lamara

For the final ShOWingS today Dorothy Dalton is appearing at the Iamara in Love Letters" produced by Thomas H. Ince, from the story by shannon Fife. The rapidity with which circumstan- tial evidence sometimes builds an amazing accumulation of evidence is vividly shown during the action of this materful drama. The story is one of a young wife who lives in terror of a former sutor, who threatens to reveal to her husband certain love letters" which she has written. Instead of mak- ing the necessary explanations to her husband. she seeks to gain possession of the discriminating letters and with this end in view visits the apartments of the man she fears. After strug- gle she makes her escape but without the letters. The next morning she is mortified to learn that the man has been murdered, and fearing lest her husband as district attorney, should learn of the existence of the letters, she again visits the apartment in the hopes of securing them. While she is here, her husband visits the scene of the crime, and voices his determination to work on the case on the theory that there is a woman responsible. The situation thus wrought forms the basis for many absorbing scenes.
 Mack Sennett takes car1 of the com- edy end of the program.