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The Brattleboro daily reformer. (Brattleboro, Vt.) 1913-1955, 1918-06-28

leave him. Green and the accused were
seen Yesterday morning engaged in a
heated discussion, but neighbors who
heard them did not anticipate any seri-
Gus result. Later Ellis walked with
Green to the latter's blacksmith shop,
where the argument became more in
tense.
At | O'Clock yesterday afternoon Ell
lis followed Green TO shed where the
latter kept his automobile. As Green
was about to get into his car and
drive away, Ellis fred the fatal shot
The report brought Mrs. Green and
Mrs. Ellis to the door in time to see
Ellis running toward his house nearby
When Ellis saw the women, he fired
rs Mrs. Green disappeared through the
kitchen door. The shot went wild,
however.
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SEES GERMAN DESPAIR.
Crisis at Hand, Says the Australian
Premier.

LONDON. June 2S-William NJ.
Hughes, premier of Australia, speaking
at luncheon of the chamber of com
merce last night, said that the allies
were facing the supreme crisis of the
war. The next few weeks were prey
ant with tremendous possibilities. The
German militarists fully recognized
that they must either achieve deei-
sive victory now or continue a hopeless
struggle against daily increasing odds.
The speech of DR.. Won KueIlmann,
the German foreign secretary, he de
clared, was clear admission that the
recent enemy offensive had been barren
IL its gains, and that military success,
II not impossible, was further off than
ever, and unless victory was gained
politically Germany must prepare for
n long war.
The change in the German tone, in
the opinion of Premier Hughes, was
due to a realization of Americas great
effort. The Germans also knew that
the Anglo-French armies were conf
IDENTIFY awaiting the next onslaught
while the much Wanted Austrian of
fenslve had spent itself, and any day
might see the Austrian armies in head
long rout and the civilian population in
open rebellion.
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DUMMERSTON.

The Grange will observe memorial
day for departed members Sunday,
June 30. Members are requested to at
tend church wearing badges reversed
and carrying flowers. Rev. Mr.. Beard
slee viii preach an appropriate ser
mon, after which graves in thel GENE
terry will be decorated with flowers.
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on any group of then vigorous and
healthy men. See how many young and
middle-aged have died Unexpectedly.
There is no sentiment about life in
suranee. 1t is n necessity for every
man who can get it. National life Ins-
Co. of Vt. Mutual. EARLE S. KINS-
LEY, General Agent, Rutland, VT.
The Brattleboro daily reformer. (Brattleboro, Vt.) 1913-1955, 1918-06-28

\ patent has been granted for a brush
and comb mounted ON box into which
they fold for carrying or to protect them
from dust.
The Brattleboro daily reformer. (Brattleboro, Vt.) 1913-1955, 1918-06-28

Egypt has more blind persons, proper
tionately, than any country in the world.
having 1925 to every 100000 population.
The Brattleboro daily reformer. (Brattleboro, Vt.) 1913-1955, 1918-06-28

Shooting has become popular sport
IN China, and the clay pigeon clubs have
large memberships.
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BRATTLEBORO LOCAL.

The Baptist bible school will have a pie
ME on the Creamery flats July with the
usual amusements and refreshments
There will be no meeting this eve
ming in the chapel of the Centre Con-
gregational church as the pastor, Rev.
Richard II. Clapp, will be one of the
speakers at the War Savings Stamp day
meeting in the Auditorium.
a large number of people attended
the supper served by the Woman's
association of the Centre CoCngrega
tional church last evening in the chapel,
many persons having to wait for the
second table. The menu included pota-
to and egg salad, rolls, brown bread,
strawberries, cake and coffee.
George j. Osterle, reported killed in
action in the casualty list Wednesday. en-
listed from Bennington in Company | Of
Brattleboro. The despatch from Wash
in2ton enormously gave his home address
as Burlington. He was a textile worker in
Bennington at the time OF his enlistment
He leaves his mother and two sisters.
Attention. At the Episcopal Parish
house this week Saturday at 6 o cloek,
new baked potatoes, creamed Goldfish,
creamed dried beef, radishes, rolls,
strawberry shortcake with cream. Only
.35c; children under y, 25c. 10l-102
The Wheeling intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1903-1961, 1918-06-25

son. Cecil. of Narwood. spent Sunday
with Mr.. and Mrs. II. y. MARBLE ".
Bethlehem.
The TWO adult Biblc classes Of the
! Mt Ulivet Sunday school will be enter
tainrd at the home of Alr. and Mrs. Earl
IIusS, this tTucSday) evening.
Mr.. and Mrs. William Itogcrson. for.
merry oil Shcrrard. now OF Buffalo. Il.
y. are the proud parents OF baby
boy. born Il few weeks ago, who ha:
been named John Edward.
Mrs Robert G. Sncdeket, who under
went an operation in the Ohio Valley
General hospital last Wednesday, is i'm.
proving nicely.
Miss liannah Knokc OF South Wheel
Ing is the gust Of Mrs. Z. W. Sea
bright Of Mt. uiiv"i.
liIddcn tiHrTIn has received his new
Chevrolet rondStcr.
Rev. T.. j.. Moor" of Benwood prcachct
at thu Mt. Oliv"t Methodist Episcopa
church, Sunday morning. in The absence
I'll Tie district superintendent DR.. NJ
+. Compton. Communion services wer,
hold.
Mrs. j. l.. Null AMI Mrs. T. n. Mont
l;umcry nc Nj. Oiivct spent Friday IL
M"undsv!llc IN the interest Of tho Re-
Cross
JOHN SchcIlhasc is building n Ne"
house IN part Of the Albert Marsh farm
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IIil''.N';u. Jun" "i,-li"E*. TF''' tn''
- .nOn: Il fcw hogs 'arl> '"n cents I"v =
or: gcu. raj market on good hogs steady
la nv" r"n'S higher. ">rrrt on ""'nln"i
packing. which w"r" hard in NOV. EHiH
nj sales 1918 n li%5: butchers i6-' "
If"J. marking III r iG|H. llchi l""'
&, If4S: rough H.. iII": pigs good
and choice 49,: n 1850.
Cattle. rrr"irts l2,h"h: strong and un-
evenly higher IN all classes "f KiiI'nE
callc except common light E"nrilhE
steers and bologna bulls which S"li
stcadv. calf and srn'k"r market steady
Beef cattle. good. "h"i"' and nrilii"
49, n iS"N: common and medium
1l7:i f, IG": Ruirh"r stock: Cows ana
h"irrrS -; n 300. Gamers and cut
trrs 67a ~ il73: =torkcrs and feeders
good. choice and fancy selected i"'"
n 12oa: inferior common and in"d'"in
So Il 1n75. N"al calves good ana
,.hnicr 150 q 1850.
Shrrp receipts Is Hnh: un"v"nly - -
80 cents lower than closed last week
Shnrn lambs Hhoir" and prim" I'M"
Z! 173:.: medium and good iA"N n go
rulI.: G%n e. l2n". spring lambs: i'n"0
and choice 1900 n 1875: ewes: ch"i""
and primo ~" q 1850: medium ana
good gu ii 1i7I; cuIls I5n n $50.
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Largest Coal Production
In Nation at 7Op-NotCh

WASHINGTON. June 24.--Eitumin"uS
coal production during The week ended
June \ was the largest in tho history
of the Industry. Th" preliminary re-
ports received by thc United States fuel
administration show the nutput for this
week as l"l65o90 net tons.
Tha, Is. approximately. the weekly
OUTPUT for which III" :ucl ;,d'niuiSirl-
ton has been striving. II this hEerHS:
could b. maintained throughout Tho
Year the whole VI III" cruntrY'S require
ments, as indicated by present '$ttn;t'
tcs, would b. fully mt. This Is tn"
tirS, week. however. since the beginning
of thu coal :cur which has shown III"
necessary average production.
Tho soft coal produced during In"
week Gncluding lrultr AMI that made
into coke> * estimated at l@.+6:.n0r not
ions compared with lU.7iI.u"r net tons.
the revised figures for The preceding
week. indicates an increased Production
Of IL yer cent and the sam" incr"aS
over thr corresponding week -: 1911.
TIL. avcraE" daily production IS est
mated ut c.O,T. 0n0 net ;'-nS. 4 na''rf'l
Incr, aSn over the daily production ~
l,79l. nvn re-, tons during tho week pre-
cr1inc and iIS9 .nnN net tons during III"
SUM. ucrk ~: 1917.
Anthracite SHIPMENTS during thH week
ended June Increased arp-"X!'n7'"ii
y mo ear loads of NJ per cont. total
shipucriS for the week aggregated
.in,,.t cars. compared with Sl.iG@ cars
during the previous week.
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McMECHEN

Mrs.: jams Doyle has returned hom
after = short say N Pittsburgh.
John Oliver m"iorcd. Sunday. t" For.
Ridge.
Quite \ few people Of this city "a,
icn,cd tho funeral. Sunday. Of Joscp.
MHh0od. IS.
. Mr.. ard Mrs. r. J. O'Mallcy were y
itorS ut Warw""d. Sunday.
NGrGan rastorius is seriously ill
his h"nr with typhoid fever.
Rr,. and Mrs Cyrus Bylcr arc spciru
Ing Jew days in Green county.
Miss Tiara Wilson and Florence Silt
nrr spent yrsl"rday II: bridgeport. O.
Mis-: May G'Mallcy left Sunday f"
Cam, I.',.. wh"r" she will visit friends
Mr. AMI Mr.. Charles Yoke is thu
guest If Mrs. William Keller.
John I:Nrnuch &c Wheeling spent Sun
day in this city.
Miss Ill Goodwin and family are Wis
itinc relatives al Glovcr's Gap.
Mrs Hiram Eumgardner OF Wheeling
sp:ut SUNDAY in ;his city.
Richard Meyers 81 Seventh street IL
seriously i'll.
Mr. and Mrs. Hnpp Otto of Whcclinl
were the gu"S's Il Rcv. buckley an
family, yesterday.
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WAR NEWS IS
BULL FACTOR

NEW YORK. juno @+.-WAr news was
tho chief incentives for todaT'S strong
and moderately active stock market.
traders attaching much sentimental
value 10 the Austrian retreat. HullctlnS
from the west front also gave impetus
- the advance. which crcnmpaSSed
many leading issues. rails excepted.
United States Steel made gradual
rlS.- OF -. points To 1926. ITS highest
level IN Il month on Il turnover that com
ple;ely swatnfrd all Other issues. Re
lated ISSUES. especially Rsthlchem ana
,'ruciblc steels moved forward in almost
equal degree.
Baldwin Locomotive vas the center or
considerable activity during the morn
ing extending last saturdays SuhStan-
,iai gain with mn additional points out
this WAS largely cancelled later.
Metals emerged from their protracteq
period Of inactivity 1T advances 81 n
=" points IN expectation 81 tn" adoption
Of n mocs liberal attttud" by thu gov
crnmeut toward producers and r"tin"rS.
-Toha.roS, oils. motors and -icath"rE
". r. tn. objects 1T successful hulliSh
attention from pr"frSSl"nal interests
-Ntr",n,> sniuS OF | IL points beng
fairly we'll maintained. MISUNDERSTANDING:
REALIZING for profits at itl'' era. h"E'ti
Du,,.hi hii WAS th.' only n";api" 'At'P-
non ITS further recession ~ 81. points
ctfuclnE its sensational advance OF in'
previous fortnight. Sales OF St"'NS
amounted u oIn. "uH shares.
Neither tirnc tor call money. rates
S..r,. disturbed by last weeks c"ntrar-
,inn III bank reserves. btu; local lnStltu-
tiunS arr taking precautions against
heavy Withdrawals incident |" III" inr'I'
stamp "driSc.'
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Briefs and Personals.

Misses Eli"ra K"EcrS"n IF No
Mrch.n md Div" T.nhr ni Mounisvii"
w.rc guests ni Miss Helen ';arvin over
tie week end.
i Splendid childr"n's day program
was rendered by tho Mt. Oliv"t SunIa:'
:;rhnrl in 'hc CHURCH. SUNDAY evening.
\ Red Cross social will be eiv"n in
the pleasant Valley school hnuSr un
Saturday evening.
Mrs. W. T.. Watson of t'airmnnt is Wis
Ittng her parents. Mr.. and Mrs. c. w.
McCombs.
home ut Wolf Run. Sunday. after visit
ing her cousin. Miss Elcnnorc Kittlc.
Mr.. and Mrs. J. II. Montgomery and
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NEW YORK. .Iun" @i.-Th" Austrian
H. feat scrms tn b. Complct" and If pur-
sued may "" think. have IN important
bearing on future war events. We mink
the rrlcc Of money is comparatively
cheap. 1t 10 Ia he nf interest To IN"
government To lot industrial concerns
make larr" profits in order Ia provide
the rIvans nu which they can be taxed.
The lah"rinc element and also the farm
inE rlrm"n: hay" made large profits IN
the past and their influence as invest
crS must soon IL" felt in the market.
We lock for. higher prices ESPECIALLY in
tn. StccIs equipments and low priced
rails
". L. " Gilman {: 60.
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CLOSING STOCK LETTER
N r,. / 4
~, t.. "a, A. ....- ~
A. Ton! parH.D

~
NEW YORK. .Iunc 2t.--.\s result
Of IN. very SaliSfartnr! news from III"
Italian front ard TN" Increased *'EnH
Of discomfort IN tn" T"ut"n'r '"nn'r'"S
sentiment IN tn" STREET was OF more
cheerful kind and same WAS r"ih'''a
IN m" improved i"nr which the S'"'N
market displayed.
ThnS.. who recently hay" h""n '"Hn'
u,iti.d tu tn" selling SD" showed I"
N.,"n"r Willingness /" r'iir" ""'E'a''"-
ing rrnIuiil, flu"r np"raInrS Wet" '""-
rrnrra,ing their efforts "n ih" '"hS'T"''
,iiy,. sid" Th" news nomS "I III" n'A
inuchInE IN IN" trend "f events III w
Italian theatre Of war "nS1ly "N'F"ila"-
rw,.I other factors. IN IN" SITUATION ann
belief seems Io he gaining ground 'h"'
,;i.nSfrnus efforts ri AuStrih may NJ u
NOT ,ilslnn, date. hnH'. u Tar ''""'"''
effect on thu. moral" 81 'h'' ''"'H'
Powers and brighten III" h"l"'" 81 VI"
,..l,,,mrrI occurring III ih">" '"NIl' r''N
,n cause greater cheer IN TN .N'''"
countries E.NrrrsSinnH az Il NOR" "P'''
mis,ic kind over fuiur" lh'"rh" '."''"'
nnlivjral Developments ar" h'hrd '''''
frequently IN IN" linan'ral diS'rl"t an"
under this Influence. ii $""iIlH !" P'' Il
tnriral conclusion 10 antlr!pA'c S''''''
Iur,r..r rrSilirncv in III" security MUM
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SUGAR

NEW YORK. June HA.--l'rlc"S Tor
raw sugar were advanced points To-
dag ewing In tn" increased cost OF wal
risk insurance. with III" price nw fined
AT i9Si for ruhaS cost and rrcfEht'
equal tn i.0i5 for centrifugal. The COM
n,iiIcr rrpnrtrd purchases Of ln.4uU
b,rs ,f Cuban. zoo St CroIx and A.
700 San Domingo.
In refined there was n pretty fair IN
nuiry noted and business was ~ mod
crate proportion. The Increased price
If raws was also reflected in refined
with prices five points higher on the
basis Of TI5 for fine Franulntcd.
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SHERRARD


Fans ar" bcihE ARRANGED tnr E"r
Cross in"'.'! nES L" h'' held ~ SE"r"H ~
anil Mozart. mat I'"i,iH! evening. {. W
McCnmhS is ihr chairman "i I'll" Moot
ing here and \. II. Hood j. chairman
for MnznrI \ rumh"r "f Speakers "'l
h. present AM! II - "Ni"rt'! thAt 81
;hr::" meetings H. ri1nr"nt committees
Ia further ih' iiitrnclnI Interests IT thu
WI work wall h.. :i.irn'"i'i E:Tcryo1'
IS urr"d In b. present.
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LIVE STOCKS


rlTTSRlRGIl, 1un" "4.---tniil". low
or; supply ia loads: l'rim" l6'"
i7nn.
sheep lower: supply - doubt" DECKS.
rrim" w"th"r l%n0 ~ 1879: Gull ani
common Iun :! 500: lambs son Z ih"":
veal rnlvrS I1rn n lIhh.
Hogs. nctiv". receipts 80 dnuhl" decks.
Prime hcarina III" a l115: m"d'umS
1850 n l7Gn: heavy and hight H"rk"rs
and pigs I16" u 1865; rnuEhS li"N a
i5in
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tn" Liberty quartet. from MHr'inS
Ferry. will civ" an entertainment III i'">
Srhunl auditorium has tTurSriayl cv"n-
Ing. UNDER III" auspices If III" Allen
Grov" Christian l:n!ca""r society. y
good program. consisting ~ music and
readings. viii hc rendered. \ small nd
mission ice viii Ia charged.
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New York Cotton Market

NTEEl.lNti. w Va. Iun" -. rs.
Furnished iii" Ini"llil:'n""r hy y. j..
Mr,trn &. TO. members Of the New York
Stock Exchange. National Bank iIutld-
ing, Wheeling. W. Va. Louis +. brand.
manager.
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FINANCIAL OPINIONS

tRy private wire In y. l.. Mastfn & COZ
Harris. Winthrop d ca. say: We Are
inclined tu believe that tho market
strength is duo IN IL current belief win
iInpurlan, interests, that continued allied
successes moan great deal. Th"
scarcity It good stocks OH d""lin" bears
lhIS out.
The Wheeling intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1903-1961, 1918-06-25
GRAIN NOTES
Toledo Grain,

Tr1. EDO. Jun" II II 'loy"rs"cd. primo
cash lj5": October l@Sn.
.hlsk". prime cash and October lIp.
Timothy. rrin" cash 80 l.. S"pi"n-
bcr 49,: October. December and March
400.
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ice Cream Social.

Tho Sh"rrirh Agricultural club Will
give an irr cream social in ti""h VIII
hall over MarSh'S S;nr" n"Ni Thursday
evening. Rrir"sllil. viii hr served
during the cntir- evening.
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New York News bureau: MarA'l
np;ninn cheerful disposition I" regard
situation from many points '@tr"'''''S
fnvnrnhlr to bull side.
Action of war industries board In 40
yan,iny price &c LAX" "r" c"nSh"rc"
rs iHdi.aiI"n If better attitude t""ar'
essential industries.
Position Of steel stocks snid {" u"
very strong.
Heavy buying Of St""l common o"-
lirv"d la h." accumulation hut strongest
financial interests supposed |" pc l"'
In,rnlan"nt Investment.
Important pool believed 10 h" heaviest
buyer Of United Cigar Stnr"H.
Marin" preferred said In ." S'F''"E
enough To Justify materially h'~"''
priccs without sale rf British lines.
AustriauS flc" in disorder across
riavc from Mnn,rlln 70 sea with lial-
ans hHrasSinE rctr"nt.
Wall Street Journal says: ~to"NS
arc in good demand str"lS. loafhNrS,
tohaccoS and coaIcrs ar" favored.
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NEW YORK. Jun" 24.---Tdr war news
from the Italian front is much moore
cheerful and undoubtedly will Or re-
Elected in II rather strong ton" in tn"
stock market.
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cnrb Mining Stocks.
NEW YORK CURB MARKET

wl,l:E;.lNti. W. Va. JUNG "a. ~.
E.urri shed thu. ln;"iiicrn""r H.: y. T.:
>,oe,c, G. g.. ,,.H.,:t. r. -: tn" NV York
S,nrS t;xcharse. National lianF Build
,,~ Wheeling. ". Va. LOUIS +. Fr;'nd.
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T. r. kre"h II Go. Their" is Sutlt-
Client reason for .hullISh tendencies. pn"
very definite rcas"u f"r bullish temper
is tho war n"w*. It looks a% though
Austria v, r. nu the v"rE" -: collapse.
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BOSTON COPPER STOCKS

WHElI-IECi. ". Va. lun" II. IN.
Furnished the lnt:l;!s"Er"s hE y. L.
Mastcr & Co. mc''!h"r* ~ IN" NV fvrN
Stuck Exchange. Nat:"nHl Bank Build
M. Wbe,,lin-. W. Va. Louis T.. Brand.
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N. Y. STOCK EXCHANGE

WHEELING. W. Va. June II. is
Furnished the 1nt"lliSenc"r Icy p l..
Nas,.n " Co. members "f III" Ne" 1"rk
stock Exchange. National l;ank HEilu-
inc Wheeling. w. W. LOUIS l.. Brand
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Standard Oil Subsidiary Stock

WHEELING. W. Va. June e. rs.
Furnished tho 1ntclliEcncrr by A. l.
Masten & Co. members Of tho Now York
Stock Exchange. National Sank Build
Ing. Wheeling. W. Va. Louis i. Brand.
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Closing stock Letter.

Prices ar up from on" 20 tw" F"'n'S
today based on TN" IiatInn Nir'or'"S'
Sentiment is gaining every day in iH\"r
Of tn" market and efforts I" h1F al!
QUANTITIES develops scarcity "l SCI
.tirs. Aside from war news th'F' -
nothing to relate. "" thing TN" mhrh't
is on it's way To higher level
Harris MinlhrNp and -.
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PITTSBURGH STOCKS

WHEELING ". Va. func - rs.
Furnished tho Int"l1iGcnc"r Ivy \. T..
Nastcn & 60, members "f the Now York
s,n,.k Exchange. National l:unk Build
,.- Wheeling. W. Va. Louis +. Erard.
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LOCAL STOCKS

WHEELING. W. Va Juno -. rs.
Daily quotation list OF the wheeling
Stock Exchange. compiled lot lnle''F
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how They Do II.

Some men get n reputation for e1
centional ability by doing simple thingi
in a complicated way.-Albany Journal
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PETROLEUM

OH. CITY. Jun" ci.-Credit balances
81 Runs 1916: average 7".l3f.
Shinmcn,s San7l. ursravn 6a.J6".
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YW!S.S.
0HukUEAhdS
HSCEa ~ "
>pNTD GIkT7a
OdfKe]oiFaT.
Teach the Children Thrift

DON'T hide away the baby's pennies in toy bank
IL Put them to work Invest in Thrift and War Saw
ings Stamps and watch the investment grow.
Baby Bonds are the best investment for the baby,
Let your children learn what it means to have money
out at interest," Teach them patriotism Make them feel
that they too do something for their government
When their War Savings Stamps bought from the
money they otherwise would have wasted come due i've
years from now the little folks then grown larger Will
thank Seir lucky stars that their parents taught them
thrift.
In their names sign a pledge this week to buy War
Savings Stamps of definite amount each month during
the rest of 1918 and let the youngsters have part In WIN
ming the war.
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BANK CLEARINGS

,'i"arInr~ Tor Jun" - :..."' 'H.'''-''-
sam" day last H"ar........ S'''if''1
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Pay your City Water Bills now and
save ten cents on every dollar. This
privilege ends with the month Of June.
w. D. ROBERTSON,
City Treasurer.
The Wheeling intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1903-1961, 1918-06-25

imperial Glass Co.--Transfcr books
close Juno 20. for 4 regular IL per cent
cash dividend. payable July |.
The Wheeling intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1903-1961, 1918-06-25
THE DAYS REVIEW
{ Furnished The 1ntelliErnc"r Ey The
Finance Company
Morning Stock Letter.

D-fca, of tuStrians on Italian 'front.'
Together with fuvurablc news from 'h'
western scat Of war should hrln III"
market Ibis morning. 1t had goo"
start at losing time on SATURDAY.
Harris Winthrop and co.
The Wheeling intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1903-1961, 1918-06-25
SHARP BREAK
IN CORN PIT

CHICAGO. JUNO Embarrassing mag
ri,ud. If the Austrian dcf"Ht together
with London talk "f Il possible Srpara'"
rcarn with Austria. brought about Il
h,-n hr.,L in corn values to-day dur
I'M, the last thirty minutes If trading.
re- morkn, closed heavy SO Ia sc net
Iowcr with July $780,. to $l.43%: ana
August $l.i6 10 Sl.t6'S. Oats iih'Sn'''
&C tn 80 off. and provisions ""'
changed 10 10 cents higher.
The Wheeling intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1903-1961, 1918-06-25

! Total Sales s2S son shares.
Bonds S5.31.. n"4.
/ AS to vegetables. Eat all you can
and can all you can't.
The daily Alaskan., 1918-03-29
Latest Telegraph Record.

Within the past few weeks a seven- league stride has been made h high speed telegraphy, says Popular Me chanics. An apparatus, which in aC- tual tests has proved Its ability to transmit over single grounded wire 6,OOO words q minute has been evolved.
 The real significance of this escapes one until 1t Is realized that 5000 words set in type will fill 71a standard mag azine pages.
 Details of what appears to be an epoch-making achievement must be withheld for military reasons. It Is war invention and has for It's chief purpose the liberation of hundreds of expert operators for the signal corps without disorganlzing our much-needed commercial lines. No secret is d. vulged, however, when the apparatus is described as a printing telegraph system depending upon a universally used recording instrument that has never before been associated with te- legraphy. The system Is ap- plicable to wireless but so far has not been actually used In connection with 1t.