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The Richmond Virginian. (Richmond, Va.) 1910-1920, 1918-03-24
airs. Gilbert Lee snttcrwhise.

Mrs. Maud Blunt satterwhite, wife
OF Gilbert Lee Satterwhite, died at
the Retreat for the Sick yesterday
at 2:10 p. NJ. after brief Illness. Mrs.
satterwhite is survived by her hus-
band and one son. William Russell;
also a niece, Josephine W. Woodal;
two sisters. Mrs. .. Sevn Richardson,
Mrs James Hunt. Of Hinton. W. Va.
and one brother, Fred r. Blunt.
The funeral will take place from
North Side Baptist church, tomorrow.
at $50 P. Nj Tho pali-bearers viii
be: Actiwe-W. C. Todd, IT. B. Wat
kins, J. e. Brown. J, c. GIN. w. D.
Saunders, Al r. Martin and w. NJ,
Grubbs. Honorary--GeorRe W. Shaver,
w. It. Richardson. C. Greenbaum. Davis
and q. s. Lockett.
The Richmond Virginian. (Richmond, Va.) 1910-1920, 1918-03-24
Gloves.

The serviceabie
kind.
White. r erin
made Kid Gloves,
with white EN-
broidsred b a. C X q.
$3.50 pair.
KayBer m n Il .
White Silk Gloves.
. clasp. at $500
and sf.25 pair.
Misses and Girls
White Hosiery all
the wanted si8eo,
the wanted sizes,
pair.
Main Floor.
The Richmond Virginian. (Richmond, Va.) 1910-1920, 1918-03-24
Cotton For spain.

washington, March 23.--The war
trade board tonight announced mat ~
had granted export licenses for re-"
cotton 20 Spain in sufficient quantity
10 load four OF tho Spanish vessels
that have been waiting ~ United
states norts for some months pend
inc the conclusion Of the agreement
which WAC. announced March d
These phips will he permitted to clear
when loaded
The Richmond Virginian. (Richmond, Va.) 1910-1920, 1918-03-24
WEDDING Is CLIMAX
OF GAYNOR ROMANCE

Ne~ York, March ga romance
which began in a sick room last sum-
naer eliminated today when Rufus j.
Gaynor, son of the late Mayor Gay
nor, of NeH York, and Mtas Margaret
Haskell were married here. Gaynor
returned from France suffering from
shell shock as a result of his work
driving an ambulance on the battle
field. Miss Haskell nursed him
through his iilnsss
The Richmond Virginian. (Richmond, Va.) 1910-1920, 1918-03-24

sATTERwHITE-MA BLUNT wne
~ cilhert Lac satterwhfte. died on
March card. at $40 p. NJ, at Retreat
for the Sick
The funeral will take place at sac
o'clock. TOMORROW Monday AZ
TERNOoN, March 2bth. from North
side Baptist church.
The Richmond Virginian. (Richmond, Va.) 1910-1920, 1918-03-24

Amsterdam, March 2S.--ArraE. ire
great British base below the scarpe-
is directly rnenaced by the German as
sault~ on the right flank Of their at
lacking front which late today were
being launched with ever growing
fury. according 20 front dispatches
sent by German war correspondent 10
Berlin papers. These dispatches, no" 2
ever Jay stress on the stubborn. built
dos like" resistance of the British
they Indicate the Germans are only
three or four miles to the east or At
raa and that one OF the fiercest bait
tlea on the whole line Is taking place
here
The Richmond Virginian. (Richmond, Va.) 1910-1920, 1918-03-24

James o. Preston, who for the rast
two years has been Richmond district
manager for the Alexander Hamilton
institute, is moving his family to New
York where he will presently open
offices for the James o Preston COM
pany, recently organized with Rich
mond capital
Mr.. Preston made many warm
friends during his residence in Rich
mond and has been a active member
of tho Rotary club, the Busiess Mems
club the Advertising clug, the cham
Der of commerce, and other orEaniza-
ttions
The Richmond Virginian. (Richmond, Va.) 1910-1920, 1918-03-24
NEW SILKS

The Wanted Weaves, Shades and Colorings
OF
prominently featured
wide pad medallion
IDS inche
showerproo in black white dark green
Specially priced S25 and $3.50
The Richmond Virginian. (Richmond, Va.) 1910-1920, 1918-03-24

Dainty styles and new NIX
spring dresses.
The elegance Of these lacey mod
els will appeal to women who de-
light in dainty wearahles, They are
In different designs, reinforced with
net. and are in sizes 36 to ~
Prices, 500, Sf.5o, s2.00 and $3.50.
Another model worth special
The Richmond Virginian. (Richmond, Va.) 1910-1920, 1918-03-24
RICHMOND CHEERS

Continued from First Page
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HISTORY-MAKING

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mention is made in a combination
lace and white satin. A very hand
some style selling at $3.50.
We also show The Model The
DE Bevois'' and The Bien Jolie"
and Warner made Brassieres.
Priced from ~ 90 TO $3.50.
Third Floor
The Richmond Virginian. (Richmond, Va.) 1910-1920, 1918-03-24
Misses and Juniors
Muslin Underwear

Pretty undergarneuts in styles ard stS@s for,
every age from wears up. carefully made OF
only reliable material There are
Drawers in 1sinsook and fine can1brics. prst-
tily trimmed with embroidery and laces, Priced
sec 5pc to VI so
Princess Slips in several different styles. en-
hroidery or ce trimmed, made OF fine cambrfcs
and nainsools from SI.2S up to $3.50
Third Floor.
The Richmond Virginian. (Richmond, Va.) 1910-1920, 1918-03-24

We are talking Of
Atwood fabrics and
of patterns and colors
that are up to the
good old fashioned
standards of quality.
The Richmond Virginian. (Richmond, Va.) 1910-1920, 1918-03-24

We sell VI s. = Wave YOU bought any YETI
The Richmond Virginian. (Richmond, Va.) 1910-1920, 1918-03-24
Brassieres Are Shown in Many New
Developments

styles and new models to wear with your new
The Richmond Virginian. (Richmond, Va.) 1910-1920, 1918-03-24

And we re not talk
ing of any old goods,
either, for we know
there is always plenty
of Junk in the world
to take the place of
the genuine.
The Richmond Virginian. (Richmond, Va.) 1910-1920, 1918-03-24

The material in these SUITS ie
similar 10 that the government USES
FOR uniforms etc. NAVY and black
are the colors and the STYLES are
plain tailored very adaptable for
business wear We cannot replace
these after they arc gone at this
price $3.50
The Wheeling intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1903-1961, 1918-11-27

There will b. no THANKSGIVING service
h-II here This year. Y UNION service III
.Iuf, If the churches has been held every
wear. hut on account of the lntlucnza
.;ituJtinn il is considered advisable l"
HAY, nu l,ubl!c meeting Tor the present.
Miss Emma l:ahcr, Of MI. ullfcl. Is
quite i'll. Ca
day for Camp Mrad". after spending a
MIR. and Mrs. !. T.. bender nt i'cthiS-
nrri, were guests Of Mr. and Mrs. j. II.
schubert of Mozart.
Mr.. and Mrs George West and sen
Herman. Il McMrchcn. Mrs. W. +. " at
SON and Mrs. &. *. Mc,'"mbs, were ris
hing nj the homo If MIR. and Mrs. - NJ.
t;arvin, on Sunday.
Mr.. and Mrs. Robert Rirlly arc BOTH
quite i'll with Influenza.
Graham Marsh 81 Camp Meade. IN
sprrdIng a iufluurh with his parrntl
here.
George Shrpr. of til" I. S, Navy. Is
sprnrl,ms a furl"ueh with relatives ut
TMr condition Of Rev. NJ l.. Daricn.
who has hr"n uuit" III. continues about
the "Hrnc.
Mr.. and Mrs. nwhcr. Of Mozart. who
are both i'll with influenza, have been
removed in the ONO Valley General hos
p,Ial IN WhrrhnE.
Mrs. Il! W. Fisher and children. Ed
it'll Iva and Harriet, Of R"thlehcm' arc
visiting r"lai:vcs In wheeling.
MIR. an,! Mrs. Harry Frlcnlsun. OF
McAlcrhrn spent Sunday al the home "f
Mr. AMI Mrs. {. VI. McComhs were
guests Of Mr.. md Mrs. Hirntn Drum on
sunday.
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Personals.

Mrs. Wilkinson is seriously III at her
home on Garfield street.
Mrs. T. S"Iincr has returned home
after brief visit with her mother at
l:Tnnks;fc.
Miss Wilma Riggs has returned to Nor
home NJ Pittsburgh. after brief Visit
here.
Mrs. Ed Morris is confined To her home
on Fifth street
Howard Oliver was L business visitor
in This city yesterday.
Smith Mccullough runtinHcs seriously
III Mt the Glendale Hospital.
r W. Kefrcr. .lr.. has returned home
after n brief visit 4; Grnfton
Chae. Kincnid is ab!" 10 he anou'
again after severe :!lncss.
T. T. Eolt has returned Rome. altce
sncndinc 2rvcral days Mt Grafton on
business.
Mrs. Florence Dirhn"r hns returned 70
nor home in Rcllair". after hr;er WISH
here. uu
Pauline Jones has returned 10 Wells
burg after a hricf visit here.
Thomas Reilly. Of Cleveland spent
Yesterday in this city on business.
Walter kefcr has returned nome
after n brief visit at Pittsburgh.
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new ATHENS

Mr. Arthur Es,cp lcf; for Struh"nviil'
last week whore h. expects I" remain
for SOME TrckS. .-,
Of near tho Ciny pike - moving I" New
4thcus and will occupy the FcaT prop
erty for tho present.
Nr David t.yl" md" business. FiT
to StcuhrnviNr last week.
Mr.. John Watson WAS III tad'| Shtnr'
day. on business,
MIR AIrx Campbell and two GanEht"ES
Miss Edith and 1.0uranna. visited w!'r
his sister. Mrs. Mary Il"gue. '"n las
Monday.
hvtcrI,n church arc having Installed
nryr ninrlrss furnace III their church. ::
Mrs Ida Thunpsnm. ri Mason. o.. IS
here visiting with her mother. Mrs. Ice
| T1rySnn.
'rh.. churches and schools are ci"s"o
for the present MS Il prrcnutinn a8hlnS'
| IN. flu All stores clos" nj O'CLOCK.
Yrs Srt;ir Mc(irrw. whn Is mailing
h.r home for the winter nj Fl"rcncc, a.
With her daughter. Mrs. Peter McChu'"E
was hero last Sabbath.
Mrs william Glispy who has boon mi
the sick list for the past several days
, Is improving slowly.
Mr. Charles johnson has had !nStail"c
n new electric riHnt n; MS farm h"m ~;
He has lighted his home throughout ana
all his farm buildings.
Roy. T. W. E!hcrr was here i"W
days last week. NJ his home. Mr. Elcn''r
has been preaching nj West GROW" lHf
tho past several months.
| Or. VIII ". Hughes occupied the pull
njt of The L. i. church At Grrmanp on
last Sabbath.
The property Of Mr.. JOSEPH Castor in
Tho south end Of town. has been sold "a
Mir House. who will move here in the
near future.
Mrs. Margaret Vandnrcamr. who mas
been visiting her father. has RETURNED
10 her home at Nitro. W. Va.
The Wheeling intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1903-1961, 1918-11-27
EASIER MONEY
NON IN SIGHT,

NEW YORK. N"v. 2T.--pi<r"r,rd'nC
su,h Widely divrrk"u; elements AS
easier mn'n"y ,lt& r"ruri> e.; :i'tIit!"nAl
Withdraw %!- Of war contracts. to-day 5
s;"rA market speedily T"'"|'r"d from
lt* h::,EX v?rt.tuE. recording lnanE MAJ
..r,,l ;,dvq;i,-.S ,.,,,r ;Eiy previous SeS-
SaUn$ zen. raj declines.
S:su> ~ an early relaxation ~ money
v"rC afforded E,y th' tGrth. = H?rsIranc"
81 ti,,.' il.u,i> ir,lu ln'sil''r banks with
offers ~ sin and Sr:r:. u."nthS loans a,
L par c"nt. Cali ,uau% w"r'' freely offer
sL III :, r,r rrmt ca rn'Ard collateral.
Traders S..',.r,! I" View the railroad
situation -, ;'rr''tpItatrI 10y Secretary
McN..ur'S ,vntIuS retirement with less
N,iSslrinG$ anil confident accuiatIon OF
!tnh class iranSp"rtats"uS resulted IN
cN-rcu;r advances Of 70 = points.
ShippinGS also scored material rallies.
-, -C:,"t:lc Marine preferred advinctuS
;tiMpSt points. ueSptt" announcements
Of another halt III the deal by order u
Wa$hurton. HHird shares gaming = 20
almost :, points.
Most ii thu. S;cels and equipments
registered substantial upward progress
with rprp"rS. the latt"V i$SuHS ignoring
rum"-S "t further price cutting OILS
pursued their usual independent course.
which mainly higher. tobp,c"& wrr''
moderately active but urm. and f.rtt!-
i@c-&. U:iiiti"S and Sundry spectators
closed ~ variable. gains. though tit"S':
wer, S,ish:l! ".Lu""d "n r";,i'zIn:; ~"
profits. Sales amounted |" I3"."o'
shares.
Exchange or allied ccat"rS was dull
and unaltcrctt. but rcIrittan""s tn ncu-
trial points. particularly Stockholm. wSr"
higher. Swiss AID Spanish bills also
hardening.
The une adverse feature WAS III" bond
market. where quotations shaded Ernrr-
ally on further prcsSur" a-Hii!St Liberty
issues. tho fourth 4i.,S making another
low record ac 9I.0S. Total sales par
valur} aggregated $2G75. 900. Ola tni-
ted States bonds were unchanged on
The Wheeling intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1903-1961, 1918-11-27
CHICAGO LIVE STOCK.

CHICAGO. Nov. cG.--ii"Es. receipts
A nnu; opened about l0c lower, CLOSING
steady to strong with yc"i:rday's aver.
age. butchers l7.H3 a ls;23; !!Ent !.
,hrowcu'S 1000 Z; &c 10; pigs, G"od 70
ch%:cs l%.5O q - 50 ma. ro,,rs s,Acrs
below SIS. mostly 80 lower, westerns
IL t. 20, low'rr. lat classes Of butchers
caiil- % to 4uc lower; Gamers and cut
,ers about steady: best feeders stead!
others and si"ckcrS mostly Csc lower.
Beef ca;ilr. G"ni choice and prime !3'u'
D. l470: common and medium g25 ~
II -: 's!t,'h..s sock. cows and hrlirrS
g. q 400; Gamers md cutters 3.50
4, T. -. suckers and feeders. good
rhoic.. as,d fancy 1000 md l2.nh. iIl%r-
inr. ,."r!u,n and medium ;.up n 10 90:
veal r,IvrS. good and choice l6.i re
lT..a: Western: rang, h''"i steers li:-"
4: $500: ruyrs and h"if"rs S.h0 n Ira:
sheep. r'""lpls Ii.unh: TAT lambs ID
10 -. lower. sheep steady: lambs. choice
and Dr,tnr ijli a 1886: medium ana
coed If nn II i;,.l5: culls $50 a l2.23
,.w"S. ..h".c" and ;'riIn" 900 " "a: med
,um and good 500 a. 800; Culls 81" q
& ~.
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rallied in 4 RI ;h"r impressive manner rs
n consequence -; IN, practical cessation
Of Equid..tiun AMI nf an "HcrSold cohui-
tinn. As Il result of tn" llqui"ati"h sur
rounding III" nancy market. those IN
position To- extend long r"nWltnlcn'S'
we'll fortified with liquid cash and con.
scuucntiy has been observed very good
class Of buying whereas the selling mas
been scattered and conducted MANI!
by those inclined to nnalyzc prera!!Ihh
conditions and 10 accept same a. u
guide. rather than looking forward 10
thr status which is likely 10 prevail! al.
ter current uncertainties have ""Aht
their force.
while there does not seem 70 DC an
inmrdintr prosn.ct Of. money conditions
being altered materially. stun tho mar
kc, has been we'll l.Iuidated in the an
ticipnlinn that IL period of octtrrinchl
will now be experienced.
The Wheeling intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1903-1961, 1918-11-27
RITTER EGGS. CHEESE.

NE,N' NDRk Nav 2G--liuttrr 1lrm;
creamery higher ;hnn extras 81 a =! e
creamery r%tTas l92 SCORED &C z CO..
frsts 66i: e. IS -; packing stock cur
rent make NJ. 2. 1914. =,
a Il; fr.Shrr gathered regular packed
extra lirstS II II rs do. firs;s 81 n 10;
state. Pennsylvania and nearby western i
hrnnery whites. fine Ia fancy az 20;
state, Pennsylvania and nearby nrnhery
browns, Is n 50: do. gathered oro"hh
and mixed c"lors G. n IL. -
Cheese strong: stat" frrsh Spcciais ID
n "a: do average run "a q 3tia.
Live poultry steady: chickens - ~
90: fowls e e. 20: old ro"1trrs u: tuF-
keys 40 q AZ ., r.
pressed poultry weak; broilcrs So q
45; chickens. IS IL IS: fowls ~ O. 50;
old ronstcrs ISL q ~; turkeys 80 "
80.
Flour firm
The Wheeling intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1903-1961, 1918-11-27
SUGAR.

NEW YORK, Nov. 2S.--The local mar,
- ,nchnnrcd nj 12s for r"ntrfuga!s
Cable sdvices from Cuba said that Nh[
weather there was fine and warm anG
,hot TWO ccntraIs wrrr grinding. against
three last year. The warm "calheE
however. was not cnnSlo"r'u inc 'trS
hnnc(icinI IL tho growing crop. AS rcc"ni
rrnnrts SAT-! that cooler conditions were
needed to ma;ur" the cane. No pnrchas'
- reported today. 81.
In refined there was rrruy Ini, ~,
demand and prices ger" hn'nhhS"" WI
~, L,,,s mr. Nc for fine Cranulatcd
The Wheeling intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1903-1961, 1918-11-27
INSURANCE CAMPAIGN.

WASWlNGTON. Nov b.-N IN H"IH
on to Uncle Sans insurance rs n SI"-
gan. n nation vide campaign !" l'nuI'
eoIdIcrs md sailors To rrtaiu their E"N-
rrnin.nt Insurance. after they return L"
civil life WIS inauEurAted today by Sec
rotary McAdoo.
Relatives Of soldiers and sailors. ~
v,s announced will b. reached through
an educational program conducted with
the a:s:i$tan"r of numerous national pa
triotic organizations.
The Wheeling intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1903-1961, 1918-11-27
McMECAEN


Til" many friends Of i. J. Mountain
nf tho American EXpcditlonnry Forces
vii be- pleased to learn That nc mas
boon successful i'll the officers train
ing school III France. AZ he has peer
commissioned Ia second lieutenant. lie
rUli*t"d in III" regular army shnr'
time after AulAric;l entered this war and
was as%rn"G /" Company j.. h9th In
rnnury. making rapid progress from pri-
valc to sergeant. In France. since Inst
MAY. h" ha, participated in number ct
ini Hes,
The Wheeling intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1903-1961, 1918-11-27
SHERRARD
Schools.

Tho Consolidated and High schools
here upctrd on Monday morning after
har.ns h"'.u closed for the last seven
wc,E<. There are stil several cases OF
Influenza hurc. kut none arc considered
Tho bethlehem and Mozart schools.
which opened last week. have ooti
been closed Indefinitely on account OIL
the large number Of FLU cases in those
Cuuinlunlt lies.
The Wheeling intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1903-1961, 1918-11-27
xmas BOZ Commute "a

The Xmas box committee will he sta
toned at the Carroll pharmacy this af-
tcrnoon and also Saturday afternoon
for the purpose of packing Christmas
boxes for the boys in France, and dis
tributing labels. Anyone desiring labels
should call at the pharmacy at this
time
The Wheeling intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1903-1961, 1918-11-27
Must Report Cascs.

Health Officer BARLOW. OF this city
requests that all physicians report any
CONTAGIOUS diseases 10 him Immediately
AS 10 cases have been reported TO MN
since Saturday n week. 1t was thought
that perhaps tho physicians did no'
think it necessary to report the cases
after the ban had been lifted.
The Wheeling intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1903-1961, 1918-11-27
First Church Of God.

Tho finance committees Of IN" FIRST
Church IF God will meet "Wednesday
evening nj $50 o'clcck. Teachers and
officers monthly meeting will h" h"ia
sa,rc evening Il; 7:i5 o'clock IN con-
junction with prayer meeting.
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Party.

Miss Pearl Ellsworth was the charm
ing hostess to number OF her friends
Monday n her home out Jims Run. Tie
chief diversions Of the evening were
games. music AMI dancing. Al late
hour a delicious luncheon was served.
The Wheeling intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1903-1961, 1918-11-27
TOLEnO GRAIN.

TOI.EI,O. O.. N"v. 2C:-Cl"ver*"rd
prIn,r r;,,h ana Nov. 800; Dec. -'.I9'
: JAN, - ~; lrh. %. 10; Mar. - IS:
} Alstk". prime cash 1876: Dec. 49.'o'
! Mar. 20 Ii.
Tinr;hy. prime cash. old and new
! IN De-. ) 10: Jan. S.lI: Mar . gu.
The Wheeling intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1903-1961, 1918-11-27
Riddle Funeral.

Funeral services for Mrs Elizabeth
Riddle will he held this afternoon at
$50 o'clock ut tho family home inter-
r,rnt will lie made in the McMcchcn
cemetery. Special cars will convey tn"
friends Ia the place of burial.
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Has DIanCpAarcd.

No cases "f influenza have been re-
ported I" the hcalth officer since Shtur-
day a week Il is thought that the in
nnrnza has entirely disappeared. and II
certainly IS hoped So.
The Wheeling intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1903-1961, 1918-11-27
Safn OVer6cag

J. E McCombs received cara last
| week stating that his son, Clyde. nat1
arrived safely overseas. l'rlThic No
7 Combs left tar Camp Ice on Sept. l5th
: and after n tc" wee $ training TEL tot
aver ihcrc and arrived on October 18th.
The Wheeling intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1903-1961, 1918-11-27
N. Y. STOCK EXCHANGE

WHEELING. w. Va, Nov. 2s. Is.
Furnished the 1nteiitsencer by A. z
Masten < Co. members Of the New 1orS
Stock Exchange. National Bank Build
Ing. Wheeling. w. Va. Louis +. Brand
The Wheeling intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1903-1961, 1918-11-27
Standard Oil Subsidiary Stock

WHEELlNG. ". Va. Nov. 81. IS.
FURNISHED III" I::aiitgcncer by \. E
Hasten {. Co.. members OF the New YorE
stock Exchange. National Bank l'uilt
Ing, Wheeling. w. Va. Louis +. Brand
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BOSTON COPPER STOCKS

WHEELING. W. Va. Nov. IS. is.
FURNISHED IL" t:::cliiIcicr: ~ \. -
uastea & Co.. members " the New York
Stock Exchange. National Hank huIId'
Ing. wheeling. W. Va. Louis /. Brand
val
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New York Cotton Market

NIiE1.t. iNCi. W. Va. Nov. 81. IS.
Furnished III" lmIelii@cmccr 10y A. =
Ntnsfcn d Co. members, &c the New York
stock Exchange. National Eank 'ISuild.
,ng. Wheeling. ". Va. Louis /. Brnnd.
manager.
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PITTSBURGH STOCKS

WHEELING. ". Va. Nov. &C. is.
Furnished U,r Intelligence ny =. l.
Mqa'..E < Co. members ~ thu New iorS
Stock L.xchcngr. National Bank Build
.ng. Wheeling. W. Va. Louis +. Brand,
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STOCKS AND BONDS.

which IS to take place. In the PUBIC
school auditorium in the near future.
RchcarsalS are being made twice weekly
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Curb Mining stock
NEW YORK CURB MARKET

WHEELING; w. Va. Nov 90 'lS.
Furuis;,-i- tli. iutrlN S':iccr hy A L
.asrcn 6. Co.. y;leriucrs T.: the Ncw forE
Stock Exchange. National EarF Build
RI Wheeling. ". Va. Louis +. HTanI
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! nd. | SIX.
PETROLEUM.

or. CITY. IA, Nov. 2G.--Cr"dit bal
arres S. runs 60. SOC. avcrIE" .5,HJ2.
Sh;pmcnts A".lCf: average 1858.
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Choir tn Give Tlny.

The ladies ii the NJ. f.. church choir
ar. busy making preparations for play
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URGED TO ESTABLISH
HUMAN RELATIONS

BOSTON. Nov. "6.-Employcrs " Ia
hnr were urged to establish human re-
latiunS" III their factories IN Az address
by President J.. {. Hood Al tho annua!
meeting nj the. ASSnriatcd Industries ~
M"sSa, huS"tiS here today. Managers If
more than l.""" Massachusetts INDUS
tries wcr" present.
IF we do not do what Is right and
just and fal". said president ll""!
''sur,-.r or later we shall be made DO il.
PERHAPS Ivy comm. SSiUnS Of employees.
perhaps by Legislation and perhaps hy
competition" >.
S:cc-f president Thomas r. Marshall.
r,,c If th,. speakers. declared IN" indus
tries of tho country would I've a great
factor in the adjustment OF III" labor
SITUATION.
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LOCAL STOCKS
W-HFET.IEf

WHEEL.IET. W. Va. Nnv. 90. is.
Daily quotation list Wheeling Stock
Exchange. complied for tile lntc!iiGcn-
Ger. ----- .----
r.,r,,.c EIl SIX l.. g.
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T0nrn ilirh- ! Low I Close
LOGAN s. BRYAN'S CLOSING STOCK
LETTER.

Ey Friva," W.rc In X. T.. Mastcn & Co.
NEW YORK. Nov. 26.--The market
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TOWER PuILhAE RATE,

LOWER PJLL5hAN RATE.
WASHINGTON. Nov. "6.--EiiTina-
ton Of the or"-half cen; IL mil" extra
railroad fare for Pullman transp"ria-
ton. effective December l. ha: hc"n de-
c,LrI ON nv Director I;rh"ral M"Adoo.
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Total sales las. 100 shares.
Bonds Si4. Goa. boa.
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stocks g.Gi9.