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South Bend news-times. (South Bend, Ind.) 1913-1938, 1919-08-28
FUNERAL FOR CHILD.

The funeral of Charles Hadley
'laeys. Jr.. one year old son Of Mr..
and Mrs. Charles Claeys, 901 y. Mar
garet St. who died yesterday, will
Dee held this afternoon at $3.50
o'clock from the residence. Rev. D..
ID. Spangler Will ofhciate
South Bend news-times. (South Bend, Ind.) 1913-1938, 1919-08-28
GOES TO INDIANAPOLIS.

r. s. Milikan, teacher OF science
at the high school last year. has
been appointed 10 a similar position
at Shortridge high school, Indiana
polls.
South Bend news-times. (South Bend, Ind.) 1913-1938, 1919-08-28
MTSHAWAMA WANT ADS

WANTED-Home in city or farm
for L year old orphan boy Is
willing TO work for board and would
like 10 attend school call phone
lIishawaka 1865 or 523 East Mar
ION ST. 2tt5
South Bend news-times. (South Bend, Ind.) 1913-1938, 1919-08-28

Buy your school supplies while the
stock is complete at Tricks 10 cent
-Advt
South Bend news-times. (South Bend, Ind.) 1913-1938, 1919-08-28

DR.. II. w. Reynolds. dentist.
Mishawaka Trust q Savings bldg.
Phone 1O4S.-Advt.
South Bend news-times. (South Bend, Ind.) 1913-1938, 1919-08-28

Regular review number 6S Friday
evening. 21t1.
South Bend news-times. (South Bend, Ind.) 1913-1938, 1919-08-28
AT TUE LINCOLN TODAY.

a woman-hatcr thought that the
young person he had taken an in
terest in was a boy, But the boy
was gins This striking situation
prOvokes many laughs in the World
picture. "Phil-for- Short" i'm which
charming Evelyn Greeley is starred
The whole picture is pleasing en-
tcrtaining. delightful II is TANNED
with smiles and chuckles and with
thrills and tense moments, too
Phil-for-Short" is "A splendid We
hicie in which to inaugurate Miss
Gree.ey's appearance as a full fledg-
ed star Everyone who enjoys a
good picture is invited 10 see this
production at the Lincoln theater
today
South Bend news-times. (South Bend, Ind.) 1913-1938, 1919-08-28
VISITING FRIEND

The Misses Beatrice Shafer and
Eleanor Keller are the guests Of
Miss Frances Hewitt at Dumont,
Ind.
South Bend news-times. (South Bend, Ind.) 1913-1938, 1919-08-28
BOARD FIXES TAX LEVY.

The school board has fixed the tax
levy for the coming year at "a cents
as follows: General Il. tuition u,
bond 3. library .. This ley will
probably make Mishawaka's taxa
ton. including al taxes. less than
ore dollar.
South Bend news-times. (South Bend, Ind.) 1913-1938, 1919-08-28

Re your own cObbler. Buy your
hardts. Advt
South Bend news-times. (South Bend, Ind.) 1913-1938, 1919-08-28

school supplies OF all kinds a..
Tricks 20 cent store. now ready.
-Ad Z
South Bend news-times. (South Bend, Ind.) 1913-1938, 1919-08-28

Save money Buy your fall mil
linery at Tricks 10 cent store.-Advt
South Bend news-times. (South Bend, Ind.) 1913-1938, 1919-08-28

LIBERTY Bo>-Do-If you are
fo-oed 20 sell YOU are entitled 70
the highest market price witl ac-
crued and carnel interest TO date
Bring yoGr bonds TO Us Get our
price and convince 80 Irsel-
CAMP. THORNE and CO.
i03 y Main st.-Oliver Hotel .7ldg
Tuesday and Saturday evenings
Phoas Bell I6sl-HOGrs 10 5.
South Bend news-times. (South Bend, Ind.) 1913-1938, 1919-08-28

Or. N.a..ielski, osteopath. 126 W.
Second St dVt.
South Bend news-times. (South Bend, Ind.) 1913-1938, 1919-08-28

FOR SALE-A ten room double
house on East Fourth ST. Corner
lot S6x150 It. VIII sell ON reason
able terms. stark Realty co. 27tJ
South Bend news-times. (South Bend, Ind.) 1913-1938, 1919-08-28

NANTED-Work by the day or b.
the hour or nursing. Inquire Mr..
Haees. corner of Grove ana Nam
lis 2Tt3
South Bend news-times. (South Bend, Ind.) 1913-1938, 1919-08-28

DR.. G A. and Mrs McEwen. chiro-
practors. over First National bank.
-Advt. 5t1
South Bend news-times. (South Bend, Ind.) 1913-1938, 1919-08-28

Observation-Disclosures, no wash
ing Apply evenings. COS East
Fourth ST 27tf
South Bend news-times. (South Bend, Ind.) 1913-1938, 1919-08-28

L. Il. COATS. UNDERTAKEN.
Advt.
South Bend news-times. (South Bend, Ind.) 1913-1938, 1919-08-28

80 MONEY $40 loan on city
property Eight room house mod
ern. nu easy payments Seven room.
modern. near car line Five room
bungalow. easy payments. Garmire
Phone -Mishawaka $40. 7u
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1919-12-10

her age-why. he was even a little
baid--a man who had travelled. who
knew people OF title. knew books, and
manners. and languages that he
should marry an undertaker's dauEh
ter In Los Lohos, II was unbcliova-
bile. Clara's only mlsgiyinE during
her short engagement was that he
would disappear like dream. She
agreed with everything he said even
carrying her new allegiance TO the
point OF laughing a little at her own
people. the layer cakes her mother
made for the Sunday MONDAY dinner.
the rcd.handed. freckied swain who
called on her younger sister In the
crisp. moonlighted winter evenings.
and tho fact that her father shaved
In the kitchen.
A few weeks slipped by. and Clara
duly connded her youth and limo
crnco and her roses 20 her English
husband. a little ashamed OF the wed
ding presents her friends sent her.
even a little doubtful of her parents
handsome gift OF birdseye maple
bedroom set and a parior set In up
holhtrr~d cherry,
on her side she accepted every
thing unaucstlonably; the shabby NJ
tic ranch house that smelled OF wood
smoke. and tobacco smoke, and dogs.
Tho easy scorn OF her old friends on
her husbands part that 20 soon allen
ated her from them. the drink that
nhe quickly learned to regard Win
uneasincna and distruut IL was not
tina, Jerry ever got really intoxicated
but he got ugly. excitaole, Irritable
even tho quite In control OF his ac'
tons and his senses.
Clara was good cook. aitho not
As expert a. her fond mothers l'tie
constitutions and innoccn, manipuia,
tons during their engagement hna
led Gerald 20 believe Hut she loved
TO pleas. him. and when flushed ana
Triumphant, she pu, down some cape.
claiiy tempting dinh before him. and
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1919-12-10
HOTEL TO GUST
LOUNGE LIZARDS

los ANGELES. Dec, i0s--The
lounge lizards" who have been In.
Testing tho Hotel Alexandria lobby
must md some other place 10 baHk.
This edict IL one Of tho frHt issued
by Vernon Goodwin. general manager
OF tho Ambassador Hotel system.
Just what means will be used to de
tormine the 100 per cent lizards
has not been worked out. Many OF
tho worst offenders are well known.
They arc men who habitually hAne
around the lobby. the mezzanine floor
and other places In the hotel. Thes
are not guests Of the house and d
little more than stare M the wofner
who must pass thru the lobby.
There are some women who mus
vncate favorlte lounges on the mez
Il was limited yesterday.
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1919-12-10

thinks we'd better 30 there" but she
knew In her heart that few months
might ind them all beEEars.
Her father bought her n loose. big.
soft blue coat In san Francisco. and
dashinE little soft hat for the
steamer. Rachael never forgot these
garments turnout her entire life. II
mattcrcd not how countrifcd the
gown under the coat. how plain the
shoes on her slender feet. Their
beauty. their bccomingncss. their
comfort. actually colorcd her days.
For $50 she was transformed: she
knew herself 20 be pretty and pic
turcsquc. THAT charming little girl
with the dark braids. going TO Eng.
land" abe heard some man on the
steamer say. The ranch. the chick.
ems. weeds. and preserving. tho
dusty roads and shabby stores OF Los
Lobos were gone: she was no longer
gawky child. she was n young lady
In her loose. soft blue coat, with a
black quill in her soft blue hat.
England received her wandering
son coolly. but Rachael never knew
Il. Her radiant drcam-or was IL an
awakcning7-went on. Her mother.
neat. faded quorulous little woman.
whose one great service was In spar.
ing her husband any OF the Jars OF
life. was keyed to frantic anxiety lest
Jerry be unappreciated, now that he
had come back. Clara met the few
men to whom her husband intro
duced her In London with feverish
eagcrncss: Rfraid-aftcr rs years-to
say one word that might suggest her
own concern in Jerry's future. quiv-
cring TO cross-cxamino him. when
they were alone, as 20 what had been
said. and implied. and suggested.
Nothing definite followed. They
lived for n month or two Mt dc.
lightful roomy boarding house In
London, where the modest meals
Clara ordered appeared Rs 10 by
magic. and where Miss Fairfax never
sullied her pretty hands with dish.
washing. Then they went TO visit
Aunt Elsie In a suburban villa for
several weeks. n visit Rachael never
thought OF afterward without a mem.
DRY or stuffy, neat warm rooms and
a gushing of canaries' voices. Then
they went down TO Sussex. in the de-
licious fullness OF spring, 10 live with
several other persons i'm n dark coun.
try house. where Cousin Harold"
died, and there was much odorous
crepe and n funeral. Cousin Harold
evidently left something to Gerald.
Rachael know money was not an i'm.
mediate problem. Hot weather came.
and they went to the seaside with
an efficient relative called Ethel. and
Ethel's Ave children. Later. back I'm
London. Gerald said, In his daugh
ter's hearing. that he had made
rather good thing OF that little
game OF Boobies. Enough to tide us
over-what7 Especially II the Dick.
les ask us down for n Bit" he had
added.
The Dickies did ask them down for
a bit. They went other places, Ger
aid made a little money on the races,
made "a good thing" of this, and
turned a bit over on that" Weeks
made months and months years. and
still they drifted chcerfully about.
Gerald happier than he had ever been
In exile. Clara fearful. admiring. Ill
at case. Rachael In a girls paradise.
Continued Tomorrow
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1919-12-10

Thirty years ago there were
great many detached Esnglishmcn in
California. fourth and NTH sons re-.
who had been hanished TO the
ftrthcst frontier by relatives who 70
gar,ied California a. beyond the
reach of gossip. and almost beyond
the reach OF letters Checks. small
but regular, arrived quarterly for
these gentry. who had only 20 drink.
sleep play cards. and dcmoraiixe tho
girls OF the country. Here and there
among them. 20 be sure. were pink
skinned boys IA fresh ana sweet as
the apple blossoms under which they
rode their horses. but for the most
part the emigrants were dlssipated.
Disseminated. clinging Loyalty 20 the
traditions OF the older country that
had discarded them. and rcorning the
fragrant and inexhauatiblc richness
II tho new land that had made them
welcome. They were. as n class. ST.
lent. only voluhle on the subject OF
the dcspisod country Of their adoP
ion. and absolutely non committL
IS 20 their own histories. hut far
from questioning their credentials,
the women and girls everywhere &C
ccptod them eagerly. caught some
thing OF an English accent and some
thing OF an English arrogance.
So Clara Mumford. a rose Of a Girl.
crcam.skinncd. blueeyed and limo
cent with tho terrible Innocence of
the village girIhooi that feels Itself so
wise--Clara. who knew. because her
two older sisters were married. where
babies come from. and knew. be
cause OF Alta Portcr's experiences.
that girls-nice girls. who went with
one thru the high school--can yield
to temptation and he ruincd-ciara
only felt Ia shyly announcing her
engagement TO Gerald Fairfax. that
Fate had been too kind.
That this clittering stranger twice
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OF PRECEDING CHAPTERS


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The Wheeling intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1903-1961, 1919-02-20
UPWARD TREND
IN n. !. STOCKS

NEW YORK. Feb. 1e.-Pools. syndi-
Gates and professional operators as
whole monopo, lied the broader anu
more active trading on the stock eN-
change today. the movement IN IN"
main comprehendinS many speciai1les
at materially higher levels.
There we're several noteworthy e4-
ceptions to the general advance, nov"
ever. rails and Shlppings making HcrE
indifferent response. while United States
Steel was irregular until the close. wheti
heav accumulation caused onc-polnt
gain.
Much OF the bullish enthusiasm was
attributed 10 the reported attitude OF
congress towards the terms or the VIZ
tory loan, the proposed substitution or
short-tcrm notes OF several classes be
ing viewed with marked favor.
Outstanding features OF the session
included Motors and their subsidiaries
robaccos, Oils. Equipments and utti'-
ties. notably local fractions. FcrtiiiHels
and food speciaitics also registered sub
stantial gains.
Kelly Springfield Tire orcrshsdo~ed
Tho entire list at an extreme gain OF l.
nojnts- nearly all Of which 1t held;
United Cigars rose points. Texas Com
many and Mexican Petroleum 10
points and Industrial Alcohol points.
Brooklyn Transit was stronger and
moro active than at any period since the
institution OF recelvership PROCEEDINGS
advancing ga points. Manhattan Rail
wav gaining 5 and marlborough Consol-
idated preferred =.
pressed Steel Car. Baldwin Locorno.
two and General Electric strengthened
on reports OF Forthcoming domestic con-
tracts, National Enameling made 1ur-
Their gain on declaration OF the oiFt-
dend for the year. and lcaotns 'ne.
irnnroycd moderately. Sales amounted TO
5S5.O00 shares
Bonds were steady. all the Liberty
t.sues excepting the 3Ss gaining from
e to- Il per cent and Paris IS rising =
ner cent to 1O0G. high record. Total
sales (par value) aggregated s14.@so.ooo.
Old United States bonds unchanged On
The Wheeling intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1903-1961, 1919-02-20
SUGAR

NEW YORK. Feb. I?.-'Thc local
market fur raw sugar WAS steady and
unchanged at rs for centrifugal To me
rrtiurr. Latest cable adyicrS from tnpa
snitl that the weather thcr" was fRvor-
able after III" recent heavy rains. anu
that 1870 r"ntrnls were now in opera
ton. which Is still behind year age.
when 193 wrr" grinding. \" aadill"''a
purchases were reported by the board.
In refined there seems to be 4 fnir
cxuoru movement. but the domestic de-
n,and continues Of n hand lu mouth
character Rc1ners arc said To bc
ahl, to make prompt shipment, tndicat-
ing that arrivals of raws have been OIL
sufficient volume Ia allow the relincrS
to melt tn their capacity. Prices arc
ut De- for finc granuiotcd
The Wheeling intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1903-1961, 1919-02-20
THIRTEEN

Corporals:
ANDREW Schaffcr. Uniontown. Pa. ~
L. Roy s. Gosnell Pittsburgh. "a.
John IT. Marrs. LewishurG, w. Va
Lowell e. Black, Huntington, ". VI.
Oliver W. Hoon. Cleveland, ONO
Cook: ~,
PTivatcS: H.
Tony Curcillo Elyria, Ohio:
Peter s. HavaleS. Akron. ONO.
William Henry Lloyd. Pittsburgh: "a
Zycmpmp Sicvisdomski. Akron, ONO.
t;corg1 Politis. Pittsburgh. Pa. ~
anthony \. Schatzcl. PittsDurGn. x.
Edward J. McGrcevy. Pittsburgh fa-
Elmer J. Rectanu& CrichSvillc, Ca'e:
Martin Earl satterfeld, Enterprise w.
INDY IT. Schuman. bethesda. Ohio. !,
charles Hrnndc. Pittsburgh. Pr
Joseph r. Brown. Altoona, Pa
Joseph q. Ccrny. Cleveland. Ohio!
orestio Krtatsts, wetrton, ". Va.
George ". McGraw, puroin, VI. ":
sidney @. oDonnen, Gardner, ". Va
. Ed Retkofsky. Uniontnwn. Pa
Rarth ]. Stack. Pittsburgh. Pa
otey Browning, Dehue, ". Va
Walter r.. Butler. Cleveland. ono. -.
James r. Mason, 6errowstown, ". Va
John 3. Sausse Cleveland. OHIO.
: Joseph G. Sohl. Pittsburgh. Pa.
Thomas ]. t;uStlunik. Pittsburgh ia
Joseph HoSck Pittsburgh. Pa.
Lemon Z. Hosey, Low, W. Va
The Wheeling intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1903-1961, 1919-02-20
BUTTER. EGGS. CHEESE

NEW YORK. Feb. l9.-Buttrr--l IL
settled. Creamery higher .thnl extras
S3GI 5%i@c: creamery extras W. Scorc'
5"i,c: lr.ts. ia Sic: packing STOCK
current make No. .. 3+c.
ErCs--Wrak. Fresh gathered extras
- !. a 10: fresh gathered regular pack
cd extra Iirsts. iiT iJc: do. tirSts. fSp
i4c: state, Pennsylvania and nearby
western h"nncry whites. fin" 1" fame!
56GI5Tr: stat. Pennsylvania and n.Hr
10y hrrnrry browns. 47@ tSr; do. gath
cred BROWNS and mixed rol"r", III: "
49,"
Cheese Irregular. Slai". rurr' IL
make specials. 3ol. Il sic; do. average
run. go: n %nc.
Live AMI dressed ppullry--ftrin
PRICES unchanged.
Eluur--l nSrttlrl.
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CHICAGO LIVE STOCK

CHICAGO. Feb. 19.-tiogs -Rcre lPts'
81 .0Oa: market steady with y"Sicrdt! :
aycracr :raliinuicd for tomorrow. 90
400. lay quotations unchanged
I t.aIIIc--Hrrrirts 5000. ln-hrtwrcn
Lec1 steers. 20 80 Zoe lower: others on
less; but cher cattle and feeders steady;
calves. 20 To soc higher; estimated to-
morrow l20uO Reef cattle. good.
chnic" and prIm,.. S1i.3a Il .n.oo; com
mon aud medium. SlD.01fr 1875. Thc
day prices other wise UNCHANGED.
Sheep l:"r"ipls. soon: marked h!%'
.5r higher. closed firm: estimated to-
morrow. lG.rvn The day PRICES M
changed.
The Wheeling intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1903-1961, 1919-02-20
PITTSBURGH LIVE STOCK

PITTSBURGH.. Feb. 19.-Cattl. -
Steady; supply light. Primo. si6.3OV
1850.
Shcop-IIighcr: supply very light.
Prime wcthcr. sl3.U0Qi%5u: culls and
common. S45Um $50; lambs. $l200T
l9.ga; veal calves. sIT.00Gl$.O9.
logs Lower: receipts. 10 double
decks. Prime hcaricS and mediums
slS.untlS.lU: hrnvy yorkkcrs. s1T.''M
$500; light workers.. sl6,25 GslG.a0: pigs
s15.i0Gl 1900; roughs, sl5.GnT 1850.
The Wheeling intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1903-1961, 1919-02-20
rwENrY-s1xTH DIVISION coNHo.

WASHINGTON. Feb. 1?.-Gcncral
Pcrshinr now plans to. send the 2Sth
Nov England National Guard) division
home the first part Of April. but the
noycment will depend entirely upon the
"ayaiIabilIty of shipping" at that time.
his information was contained in a tel
c-ram from The American commander in
chief received today by Representative
Fuller ,f Massachusetts. who cablaGA0
inquiry TO the general
The Wheeling intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1903-1961, 1919-02-20
American Casualties
AFTERNOON LIST.

WASHINGTON, D. C.. Feb 18TH"
following casualties arc reported - Inc
commanding general oil inc -AHIElic'h
t.x evolutionary forces:
Died from accident and other causes y
Died of disease. ....-..... .....'.''
Wounded severely. ...........'...'.. -
rata, .io i
Died Of Accident and other Causes.
Colonel:
Percy W. Arnold Hrootlyn' N. r
Private:
Walter Bennett. Cleveland. Ohio.
Died Of Disease.
RriEadier General: ,,,
kans.
PrlvaicS
Otto Miller. Navarro. OHIO.
James Charles Runt, Cleveland. Ohio.
Ernest A. SILK. Cleveland, ohio.
wounded Severely.
Licutcnant:
. Inroh l.. Rrcnncr. Youngstown. Ohio.
Clarence Cole, Paw Paw, ". Va.
Charles Lewis, Elm Grove. W. Va.
PriratcS: All.
James c. Graham, Brilliant. .O":o.
Peter Surci. Cleveland. Ohio.
wounded degree undstermined), Pre-
v1ously Reported Died.
Private:
otto n. Miller. Marion. Ohio.
Died (Cauae Undctermtnedl, Previously
reported Missing in Action
Private: ,.,
Edward Louis Doclker, Columbus.
Ohio.
wounded Severely, Previously Reported
Missing In Action.
l'rivates:
clyde Myers. Mount Vernon. OHIO.
August SimunI. New Castle. Pa.
wounded degree Undetermlned), Pro-
viously reported Missing In Action
Privates:
Ferdinand q. Heller. Akron. Ohio.
Peter SmoliGo. Youngstown. Ohio.
Benjamin GoodLoski, 1afeTty, Ohio,
Returned to DUTY, Previously Reported
Missing In Action.
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Outside Motor Stocks.
DRY GOODS.

NEW YOFk. Feb. l?.--''"t'on goods
and EARNS today wer" uui"'"r with rrlh'
cloths values st"adicr. W"rsl"d yarns
were bough, for. -nrnpllng purposes Tor
nov nnrS with prices irr"%ilnr. Nr'l
cords were in Stc.dirr demand with
suIrs il, small lois. 1"hl'"rs reported a
steady huusc trade.
The Wheeling intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1903-1961, 1919-02-20
Cur, Mining Stocks.
TOLEDO GRA"

TOLEDO. O.. Feb. le.--'Iovcr Sod.
primo cash and February. $500;
March. $3.50: April. s2t.io.
AlSike--prinno cash. 1910: March
$3.50.
Timothy-Prirn" cash. old. ,St.62 -:
now, sIT7la; February and March.
.47Iis: April. $3.50: May. lsi.S.'S:
September. $3.50.
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New York Cotton Market

WHEELING. ". Va. Fob. ~. -.
Furnished The Intrlllgenccr by A. r.
SIaStrn & ca" members Oh inc NJ" lolH
Stock Exchange. National Bank Build
inr, Wheeling, w. Va .--.:
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Standard Oil Subsidiary Stock

WHEELING, W. Va. Feb. ~. II.
Furnished The lntclligcnccr by y T..
Mast,.n l. Co. members Of the New YORK
Stock Exchange. National Bank 6ulio-
| I,,.- NhnclinC ". Va.
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NEW YORK CURB MARKET

WHEELING. w. Va. Feb. ~. Is.
Furnished The 1ntelligcncer by A.: =.
Masten & Co. members or the New i0tK
ing, Wheeling. W. VA.
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N. Y. STOCK EXCHANGE

WHEELING, W. Va Feb. 10. rs
Furnished The Intelligencer BY A =.
Masten e. Co. members OF the New YORK
Stocis Exchange. National Bank Build
Ing. wheeling. ". Va Louis F. Brand
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WHEEL. INC. w. Va. Feb. ~. 10.
Furnished The 1ntelligencer by a. +.
Masten &: Co. members OF the Boston
Stock Exchange. National Bank Build
ing, Wheeling. W. Va
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PETROLEUM.

OIL CITY. Pa. Feb. l9.-Credit bal
anccs 81. Runs 6%.GgS: average 1918.
Shipments JS.2iS; average 1890.
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SLIGHTLY MOULDED.


Wounded slightly. ...........' ..' '"l
,r,,I,, $40
YOU Wounded jpcsreo undetermined).
George H. CanIi"id. Nacnvillr, Cal.
ScrgcAntS:
Frank J. burke. I.atr"hc. Pa.
priv1tcs: -,
Wurtou Fitzgerald. Pittsburgh. Pa.
Low Knnl1ne, aurlnanin. W. Va.
Michael Cullen. Pittsburgh. Pa,
Thomas *. Har,wIck. Pittsburgh, Pa.
Salvatore Dr. Scmonc. Clcvcinnd: ONO.
Ray Frcrcnbaugh, Mount Vernon
Ohio. A..
Edward John kundtz. Cleveland. Ohio.
Ralph t. Bailey. Cleveland. ONO:
Harry O. CHAMPION. Mansfield. Ohio.
Rosario t:ovrrnnli. Cleveland. Ohio. s.,
Wludy*lav: ;uzct. Elyrin. Ohio.
wounded Eightly.
Captain: -,,,
IIlsmrrc. Del.
William Crawford. Columbus Ohio.
Edward T.. .,schcmrycr. Cleveland
Timothy L. Douglass. Sharon. Pa.
Prank q. Reynolds. Purkersburg. W.
VI.
John Gursli!. Youngstown. et ~
FRANK Maruskin. Youngstown. Ohio.
Floyd II. Owen. Cleveland. ohio.
George Sirrcr. Marion. ohio
Joscph T.. Smiley. Crtontnwn. Pa
WnEonrrs:
chester Srrou-o, wcllsburg, W. Va.
Craig s. Edwards. WilkinSburE. Pa.
\ntnfii Anion!. Pittsburgh. IN.
Thomas E. Dean. Strange Creek, w.
Va, ,,..,,
stIvio Apolloni. Benwood, ". Va.
Herman J.. Elder Braddock. PH.
John Il: Graham. Cleveland. ONO.
Frank Guentnrr. PittsburEh. H..
Oliver HUNK. Pitt sbur:,h. PA.
George \. Hommn!. MckccSpDrt. Ia.
Prank Cnr}son, Glencoe, Ohio.
Thomas 4. Cory. Pittsburgh. Pa.
Delford Evans, ST. Adams, ". va.
John T.. Harris. Pittsburgh. Ia.
1ohn Leonard, Cleveland. Ohio.
James E, Combs, Wildwood, ". Va.
Wounded (d&Er"r undctcrmincdJ %a
Wounded slightly. ............... 6>'
Total l.Ol9
i Wounded tpegree undetern,in'd).
CaptainS:
Percy e. Black. Washington. D. 9.
Nelson II. Holdrrmar- Ia Joria. Cal.
John H. Strickland. fottSFllIe. Hrh'
Lioutcnants:
Ward c. Miller. Rarberton. Ohio.
coy D. Rusmisen, Trenehton, W. Va.
John 4. Boyd. Pittsburgh. Pa.
FRANK =. Honsy, Sherman, ". va.
otia u. Johnson, wheeling, ". va.
James ]. konas. Cleveland. Ohio.
Joe Casper. Cleveland. Ohio.
Thomas Nitrous. Cleveland. Ohio,
Carroll o'Connell, Glendale, W. Va.
james WEIGH, Green Sulphur Springs
". Va.
| Herman Roy Wunz. Eric. Pa.
wounded slightly.
Captains:
William n. Perks. Chicago. I'll.
John 4. Sites. Defiance. Ohio.
Lewis Edward shay; New York: s T.
' Ionas IL j. NJ Moor Kenoya. ". Va.
s. rgeants:
! william @. Cooper, Rush Pork, ". va
| Glen IL Navrn. Cleveland. Ohio.
Harry Barrett Rogers. Columbus
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