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Omaha daily bee. (Omaha [Neb.]) 187?-1922, 1919-07-08
PRIMARY RECEIPTS AND SHIPMENTS
Chicago Grain and Provisions.

Chicago. July 7.-Nervousness on the
part of shorts led to wild advances today
in the corn market. All deliveries jump
ed to the highest level yet this season.
Continued record breaking upturns in the
value Of hogs did much to stimulate belief
that corn would ascend. especially as ar
rivals OF corn here were expected to d.
minish soon to a material extent. Besides,
corn products manufacturers were said to
be realizing on their goods at rate bet
ter than 81 q bushel for corn. Opening
prices, which ranged from Nc off to 1%c
advance, with September $1.S6h to $1.S6h
and December. s1.S2h to $l.63x, were fol-
lowed by a slight sag. and then by radi-
cal advance all around. including 7c for
July to $1.s4.
Subsequently. the market rallied as a
result Of the strength December developed
weakness later as result Of bearish crop
reports Nearer months remained strong,
influenced by foreign orders to purchase
and by higher quotations in Argentine.
The market closed irregular at q range
varying from SO net decline to SIC ad-
vance, with September SISSY 01.ssH. and
December $1.61h @1.6lh.
Oats shared in the strength Of corn.
After opening Nc lower to NC gain, with
September 70& OF NC. the market scored
a moderate general advance.
Provisions were weakened by reports Of
good sized stocks both here and abroad.
There was no aggressive buying.
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Quotations furnished by Pet
New York General.

New York, July 7.-Flour-Firm: spring
patents and Kansas straights, $1l.7b0
1885,; spring clears, 1s.6o@l0.oo; winter
straights, Sli.00@il.26.
Cornmeal-Firm; yellow granulated.
s4.s7h; white granulated. N.77h.
Wheat-Spot, steady; new No. red,
s234. cost and freight track New York.
export to arrive.
and No. 3 white, 32.l1, c. 1. T.. New York.
Oats-Spot. firm: No. 1 white. sihc!
Hay-Easy: No. I, &2o.0602l,oo; No. ..
$500. shipping.
1918, 60@65c: 1917. 300l0c: Pacific coast.
1918, 57@63c; 1917. 35@43c.
Pork-Firm; mess. s5s.oo1ss.so; fam
lily, s56.0065S.oo.
1915.
Tallow-Strong: city special loose, lsc.
Rice-Firm; fancy head, 1361shc: blue
rose, fancy. 1aM13kc.
Omaha daily bee. (Omaha [Neb.]) 187?-1922, 1919-07-08

eral grades inspected Sin" here during
the past - hours follows:
wheat-No. . hard. . carloads: No. .
mixed. 2 carloads; No. I mixed, carload:
Total s carloads.
Corn-No. white, 4 carloads: No. s
white, Q carloads; No. s white, I carload:
No. ! yellow. l carload: No. . yellow, s
carloads; No. 8 yellow. ! carload: No, 4
yellow. l carload. sample yellow. car
loads; No. mixed, carloads: No. s
mixed, 2 carloads; No. 4 mixed, l carload !;
Nc. mixed. Q carloads: sample mixed. 3
carloads; Total IS carloads.
No. white, l carload: No. white, 10
carloads: No. I white, . carloads; Total -
carloads.
load. Total carloads.
Barley-No. 4. 3 carloads; Total. 3 car
.loadS
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New York Money.

New York, July Mercantile paper,
5h@5A; sterling 60-day bills, 4.4Sh
commercial GO-day bills. on banks, 4.4S;
commercial 6O-day bills, 4.4s; demand,
44Sh; cables, 44sN.
Francs-Demand. 6.76; cables. STA.
Guilders-Demand. 37%; cables. SO.
Lire-Demand, sos; cables. sos.
Time loans-Strong; all dates. per
cent bid.
Call money-Strong; high, 10; low. 6;
| ruling rate. s; closing bid. 8; offered at
8h; last loan, s.
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Liberty BOND Prices.

New York, July Liberty bond prices
at 1880 a. M today were: SIC, s93s;
second Is, 1882: second ANS. s4.24; third
ANS, 1858; fourth ANS, 94.26; Victory 3%s
10Ol0: Victory ANS. sS.sS.
Liberty bond final prices today were:
shs, $40; first ~, $3.50; second Is, s372;
first ANS, $50; second ANS. s4.26; third
ANS, 1904; fourth AIS, 94.26: Victory
SXs, 10000; Victory Ans. 1886.
Omaha daily bee. (Omaha [Neb.]) 187?-1922, 1919-07-08
New York Coffee.

New York. July IA somewhat irrsg.
ular opening was followed by sharp ad'
vances in the market for coffee future.
today on European buying and higher
special cables from Santos. First prices
were 20 points lower on September. Blu,
generally to Is points higher. and Sep
TENDER sold up from $4,000 at the start
to $3.50 during the afternoon. or 81
points net higher. Other months showed
net gains Of Is to 81 points, with Decem'
Der selling at 42l.s0 and March at $21.10
The close was only shade off from the
Of IS to rs points. July. $21.17; Sep.
TENDER. S21. so; October. S21.4; December
s21.l+; January. sH,lo; March. t'l.oA
tos ~, 2&Nc
Omaha daily bee. (Omaha [Neb.]) 187?-1922, 1919-07-08

Chicago. July 7.-Hogs--Receipts, S.
900 head: tomorrow, 40. 900 head; market
fairly active. mostly loo to 2so higher
than Thursday; one load s22.50. new high
0s2225; heavy weight s21s59 s22.2s
medium weight, s2l.50@2235: light
weight. s21.65922.4o; light light. $4,000
@22.00: heavy packing sows. smooth.
5000 2l.So: packing s so VS. roush' '2o'oo
Cattle-Receipts $4,000 head estimated
tomorrow $4,000 head market higher.
Beef steers. medium and heavy weight
Choice and price sl5.s09ls.4o; medium
1925 Light weight: Good and choice(
sl4Oe915s5 common and medium, $I0.25
@l400. Butcher cattle, heifers. $7.75@
140O; cows, s136 9l2:7s. Gamers and
cutters, SS25l7.35. Veal calves, light
and handy weight. $17.25@1s.26. Feeder
steers, ss,5o9l275. stockers steers. ss.25
Ml20O aH-t
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New York Metals.

New York, July 7-Copper-Strong I;
electrolytic. spot. 1sh@1s%c: futures,
1sN @20c.
. northern, $3.50: No. southern, $4,000.
Lead-Firm; spot, $3.50 bid; August,
$5.25@5.52k.
Spelter-Firm: East St. Louis delivery.
spot offered at S7.12h; August, $1,000
100
Omaha daily bee. (Omaha [Neb.]) 187?-1922, 1919-07-08

New York, July cotton futures
opened steady; October, 1850; Decem-
Der, 33.52c; January. 33.26c; March,
81. soc.
Cotton futures closed barely steady:
July, 34.01c; October, $3.50; December,
50. OF January, 23.ssc; March, 32.7oc.
Omaha daily bee. (Omaha [Neb.]) 187?-1922, 1919-07-08

London, July 7.-Bar silver, 6skc per
ounce.
Money. 2% per cent.
Discount rates-short bills, sH per cent !;
three months bills, y per cent.
Omaha daily bee. (Omaha [Neb.]) 187?-1922, 1919-07-08
Evaporated Apples and Dried Fruits.

Evab6fated Apples ana Dried Ffuits.
New YORK, .. July 7'M,oEEy ,,p ApgIeas
2lkc.
Prunes-Quiet; California, ~ 033c:
Orexons. 1+023c. IN
Apricots-Firm: choice, soc: extra
choice, 32c; extra fancy, 3Sc.
Peaches-Firm; standard, 23c: choice,
24c: fancy, 26c.
Raisins-Steady: loose Ynuscatsls. 1870
lac; choice to fancy seeded. 12h 0l6c;
seedless, 15022c.
Omaha daily bee. (Omaha [Neb.]) 187?-1922, 1919-07-08
HOGS PACKERS,

Sheep-Sheep and lamb receipts COM
pared favorably with last week. 81 loads,
estimated at 1880 head. There was no
close. The Quality ' aid not warrant any.
thing up in the $500 class, most Of the
lambs selling from S1s.o0@165o. Ewes
made a top Of $3.50 with wethers at
1925, and yearlings At SO and better.
Feeder lambs were selling largely at
$1250@12.60.
Quotations on Sheep: Lambs. handy
weight, $1S.25@17.00: lambs, heavy weig
weight, s1s.25 q 1900; lambs, heavy
weight, $15.0O@16.0o: lamb culls, $1,000
1900; yearlings. .5o@1o.5o; wethers,
$S.000s.50; ewes, good to choice, $500
culls. $2.7595oo.
Omaha daily bee. (Omaha [Neb.]) 187?-1922, 1919-07-08
Bar Silver.

New York, July Bar silver, S1.o7H
Mexican dollars. 82&c.
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Turpentine and Rosin.

Savannah. Ga, July 7.-Turpentine-
Market firm. s5Ac; sales, 4o1 bbls.: re-.
ceipts, TIT bills. shipment. 81 bbls.; stock,
6,055 bbls.
Rosin-Market firm; sales. TOO bbls: re-
stock Sc. 566 bbls. Quote: B, $li76; d, $500
0l5.O5; E, s15.10@15.15; F, Sl5.15@152O;
G, $lb.20@15.sO: H. $15.3o@15.50: I. $3.50
@1575: X, $16.75@170o; NJ. 3l7.00017.5O;
N. SIPS; WIG. $500: WV, 31s.0001S.25.
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Missouri Lands.
LARGE PASTURE.

= LARGE PASTURE
5000 acres all under fence, abundance
Of water. six miles from railroad. To-
Gated in Dent county. Missouri: now
pasturing 500 cattle; 100000 mining
props on land, Price, IS per acre terms
II desired. r. r. Denison,. Rolla, Mo.
Omaha daily bee. (Omaha [Neb.]) 187?-1922, 1919-07-08

Chicago, July 7.-Potatoes-Market &C.
umphs, CARROTS. sacked 3s.5oGs.75. cwt.
Irish cobblers, tobbing, $6.7507.o0, Dbl
Early ohios. jobbing, sacked. t3.oo@s.25
cwt.
Omaha daily bee. (Omaha [Neb.]) 187?-1922, 1919-07-08

81. Louis. July 1,-cattle--Receipts. s..
900; sSc higher. Beef steers. medium and
1850; common. Sio.75ali.75: light weight
good ana choice. siaoo9l%s5; eommsn
and medium. sio:eo9is:eo. Butcher est.
1875; Gamers and cutters. $S.5o9150f
veal calves. light and handy weight. ~. 60
@i1oo. Feeder steers. ss.2s0u.oos
,saso; bulk, iii.isSaaiS; heavy, ssi.s
s2ie; medi6m weight. t2i,7sG,2.so llghl
weight, sso:so@a2ao; Light light; hsso
%ioso: paehinsS & =, s sS & rough. N'soS
Sheep--Recsipts. 5000: lambs steadyl
sheep, soc higher. Lambs, 81 pounds
down, SitooIl7Oo; culis and common.
Ss.00Qfi6o: yearlins wsthers. &io.oo@
ll.60; ewes. medium and choice, SI6o0
90. culla and common. IS. 90 % 500. 8.
Omaha daily bee. (Omaha [Neb.]) 187?-1922, 1919-07-08

Minneapolis. MIMI. July 7.-Flour-Uns
changed. .ts
Barlsy-slo70lis.
Rye-No. ., N.<ox 01.Nk.
Bran-$3600.
Flax-36.6:06.6b
Omaha daily bee. (Omaha [Neb.]) 187?-1922, 1919-07-08

creamery. ltOtshc.
Eggs-Htgher; receipts. e5.sl+ cases3 /
firsts, 3e0Soc; ordinary firsts. 369S1c;
at mark, cases included, S6@37c; storage
packed firsts. an 6<2e.
Poultry--Alive. higher; fowls. SOC. -t
Omaha daily bee. (Omaha [Neb.]) 187?-1922, 1919-07-08

Kansas City Grain.
Kansas City, July 7.-Corn-July,
s1.s7h; September. $1S7S; December
$1.65.
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At. Louis Grain.

St. Louis. July 7.-Corn-$l.ssS: Dc.
cember, 4i.S2.
Oats-September, 7lXc; December fske.
Omaha daily bee. (Omaha [Neb.]) 187?-1922, 1919-07-08

THE DIXON OIL COMPANY,
Fort Worth, Texas.
Please enter my subscription for. ....... shares
of The Dixon Oil Company Stock at ten dollars
per share, par value, fully paid and -assessable
Issue the certificate in the name Of
Check for in full payment Is inelosed.
Name
Make All Checks Payable to The Dixon OIL Company.
Omaha daily bee. (Omaha [Neb.]) 187?-1922, 1919-07-08

Receipts and disposition Of live stock at
the Union Stock Yards. South Omaha, for
twenty four hours ending at o'clock p.
M. July Z, 1919.
RECEIPTS-CARS.
The Wheeling intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1903-1961, 1919-05-29
SCOUT CAMPAIGN TO Be
LAUNCHED AT BANQUET

This evening a campaign will he
launched for Scout extension in Ohio
County. 10y tho Boy Scouts of America
in TIN. city and vie nifty. at Il banquet
10 l., held a; the Mcclure hotel The
rumm,itcr IN charge " tn" banquet met
Yesterday afternoon and completed all
minor ARRANGEMENTS for the affair.
citiz.ns committee To conduct the
membership Campa ign VII b" appointed
this evening Will" this "ommltte" Will
IN turn appoint III" subcommittee:
COMMITTEES on IrCgram. extension COM
mittrc. committee on demonstration
committee ON finance and Il number of
others.
Tho grand driv" for members Of the
scout organization her" Will not b" Tor
,r,1Iv n,. Launched until June s. From
The Wheeling intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1903-1961, 1919-05-29
Pacific ShipyardS Win
In Appeal 10 Hurley

WASHINGTON. May 2S.-Pacific
coast %hjphuilicrs Obtained from Chair
man Hurley Of the shipping board today
promise To reconsider cancellations OF
steel shin contracts in their yards. with
Wow Ia r"!nSiaIipg or substituting
row work II injustice has been done.
Representatives IF Is yards. together
with senators and congressman from
california. Washington and Oregon. told
IN" board in upcn conference that the
western Yards had built more than half
IN" ionnag" during tn" war and at
lower cost than did Atlantic or gulf
coast yards. hut had been rewarded by
having larger proportion Of their con-
tracts taken away after the armistice
signing.
Board members in reply assorted that
more tunu"gc had boon left for Atlantic
coast construction b"Caus" the govern
m"ni yards at Hog Island and al other
points had obtained materials and In
VOWED costs that would make it more
expensive to cancel their contracts
than th"s" If In" Pavitic coast.
challenging this view. Harrison Rob-
inson. representing the Pacific builders
said that il would cost the hoard Vs.
dcadw"ight ton to cancel the Pacific
contracts. with no salvage. while IT the
ships were completed at 4 contract cost
Of $40? per ton tho board could s"lp the
resulting vessels nj ut least Sll6 ton.
Costs OF construction al Hog Island.
Mr. Robinson asserted. were averaging
;:56 per ton. which figure Chairman
Hurley questioned. though adding that
he intended mo defense Of Hog Island,
ms i, is simply on our hands"
The Wheeling intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1903-1961, 1919-05-29
D, v.G.H.ALUMNAE
DINNER DANCE At.
.OLD STONE HOUSE
MEMBERS OF THE ALUMNAE ASSo-
CITATION OF THE o. v. q. H. En-
TERTAIN FOR CLASS OF 1919
Bazaar md Entertainment Given by the
Kings Daughters Tonight at the
Hubbard Home.

Tn" old St"u" House -, R"m"yS P"Iih
was the, s,'.iI, t'i :. merry Eaih"rnE last
might when IN" .\lumna" association al
ih,. OHIO Nallr! General hospital enter
tanned tn. n' mh'rS - tn" III! Eriduh'-
'ng CIu~: with an informal dinner
dance. The. irIp WAS uad" in AutOm1-
hiI"S and TN DINNER was served - \
o'clurk. Mr. Frank T~irhart. manager
If tn. colonial resort. served on" at his
famous chrck' II ARA waffle DINNERS with
covers la for a. guests Tn" dining
room WAS beautifully decorated with II
pruru$i"n Of cut flowers and palms ard
each table MAS adorned with a cUnt"I-
pI,.r.. of mink ard white carnations
Follow ,ug h" dinner III" hours w"re
d,yulrd /" dancing and IN interesting
program "C tn" lnt"St dane" hits waS
rendered 10y an aCrurd'"n orchestra.
TN. nuSlr furnished by this "ld-fa.h-
Iun.d instrument blends we'll with tho
colonial furnishings of the Old 81 nc
HOUSE. NJ so III" Jolly crowd Was
conveyed back I" IN" city.
The following were TIA" honor guests:
isabelle. Stewart Adams.
Agnes FlurcnC" NllcnSwurth.
Rhra Mae Bowers.
Flora Marie Bromr =.
Ethel l.Or,n, FrnZI"r.
Ruth Eleanor Guil"tic.
Gipsic Pearl Taught.
Grace M.rtic Law.
Orpha Grace Marlouc
Ethel R"atric" M"''ari!
I.,.ada Louis" N"lninG"r.
Rrh"CIa St"N'r Meyer.
Maj" D,Nrrna Peters
I."nOrr Isabelle S"ul"u.
Anna SChc"r.
Nora skinner.
Odessa Maud" Smith.
Rucna Vista Sclr.
Viola Mari. Watson.
Anna Maud" I"y"r.
The Wheeling intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1903-1961, 1919-05-29
Daughter Of Senator
Sutherland Will Wed
Great Hero Of The War

Sp"CIal L. The IHtrlllErnC"r.
WASIfINGTON. May Ex-senator and
Mrs. Howard Sutherland entertained "A
few friends informally this evening at
dinner uu tn. n,caSI~u Of their thIrtIrth
wedding nuuiN rrSary. They w"r" fur
th"r tho recipients "G many celebrations
from others On this ur,as,un Time has
dealt 81 lightly with both Senator and
Mrs. Sutherland that their youthful APP
p"aranc" and VIE"r almost b"ll"d the
lapse Of years.
Another I"alur" Of this pleasant affair
was thu nnnutin cement 10y them of the
engagement Of thor daughter. Miss Viz
rInia berkeley Sutherland. Ia li"ut"n-
ant colonel Donald Marion MVl.a". son
If Major General james II. MCRae.
Commanding a division Of tn" \. r.. T..
Major General VI Ra" and son son. Lieu
tenant McRac. HAY" both distinguished
Themselves III IN" war just "ioS"d. the
Iurm'r having rrCci|rd the highest non
urS from tn" allied governments. among
rh.. urd.r$ r",rlN cd being that "f Knight
Commander If IN" Bath. conferred by
tn. BRUSH government.
Lieut., nam, colonel MrRa" has had a
most remarkable cNp"ri"n"" during this
war. IT,. was a student II Boston Tech
in 1914 WhRl war broke out III Europe.
ii" wanted tO Ef' mo II. 50 witt "
Canada and enlisted az a private. He
was promoted on hIS merits through the
various ranks To major. They kept HIM
training troops. So II" resigned his COM
mission and went To England and en-
listed again as Il private. requesting ser
VIC, nj III" front. II" WAS again pro-
m"ird through tn" grades Of lieutenant.
captain and major. Not getting to the
FROM he requested d"motlon 10 lieu
lriIlurS IN order that he might 20 i'm
M, diat,lN. This WAS done. and h" served
uu In" front in Franc" and belgium IN
tn" nrrrcst lighting that prevailed there.
H.. wpS again rapidly promoted ana
finally WAS transferred IT, the y. T.. f..
" her. hr reached the grade OF lieutenant
Cu!unrl. IL" wears TIA" military cross.
which WAS plun"d upon HIM by kinE
t;-urr" has been cd three times Tor
distinguished bravery and wears ats"
wound stripe. having received Il wound
that kept him IN tho hospital for three
months. Ito Is IS years Of aS" and the
youngest Lieutenant colonel in the army.
st present he is stationed at the Ere
sidio. near san Francisco, in connection
with the Il. o. T. c.
The Wheeling intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1903-1961, 1919-05-29

Mrs. w Scott will attend the races at
Indianapolis on Saturday leaving here
by motor on Friday.
Mr. and Mrs. J. +. Green" left last
evening on "a motor trip with Boston,
MaSS as their destination.
Mrs. ]. =. StofilmHu and daughter WILL
leave this morning Tor tl"N Gland wh"r"
then wilI maxi their futur" huin".
Miss Dur"thl IRWIN has returned 4"
her h"m" IN Srr'uEdal" after Visiting
Mr.. ami Mrs. j. II. Th"rnt"n al SISTERS
NIIi". for t few days.
Mrs. W. r. k"NScr. of Ii"llalr". will
l.:tv.. today for her fu,ur" h"rr' i'll Sis
trrSVill".
Miss Lillian Srlbcr. Of N"rrh Waha$h
street. viii l"aN" today for Dayton. ohio.
wh"r,. she Will visit friends.
Mrs. Margaret Il. Linton. of l."n"N. IS
visiting her daughters. Mrs. W. ID. and
l.. Il. Wallace. 81 bethany Ihkc.
Miss Rlauch" T.. Smith and Miss Dor
"thy Irwin. at Sprlngdal". Will lcnv" to-
day for New York CITY. wh"r" they
Will spend tn" NEXT month.
Mrs. Il. Il. Linton, has returned I" THIS
city after Visiting Mrs ". l.. k"yS"r III
Brllair" for the past week.
Sergeant W. Y. IN'li"k has returned
to his home on Seventh street after lm'-
ing in th" ScrNiC" ut llnltShurg. y. ! ..
for tn" past ten months.
The Wheeling intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1903-1961, 1919-05-29
BlRTO.PHOSPHA7E
BEST THING FOR
Thin PEOPLE
Women Need 1t to Bring Pink Glow OF
Health to Pale Checks and Pore
stall Teu-Tale Lines of Age.
Men Need It to Make Strong,
vigorous Bodies and
Steady Nerves.

Judging from IN. countless prepare
tio,,S ard Treatments Wh"h ar" '"ntih-
r,IIy h.5ug advertised Tor n" pUrp"S"
az: n,;,k,u. ,n,n l"upI" fl"$a!. d"N"i"p-
ur arms n",'k and HuS'. and replacing
ugly holl"ws and angles 10y lh' S"lt
.u~yrd lines Of h"al' h and beauty. th'r!
are rNld"ulIy tl"u>aniN If men anu
women wh" h"'nI} feel ihrir Excessive
thnncSS. ot,,
1y" IL starved nerves. our bodies
need moro phosphate than IS contained
IN modern foods Physicians claim
there is nothing that vii! supply this
1rr,cjru,.y Su we'll AZ the organic ph"S-
nhaic known among druggists as hltro-
,,hnsrhnrr which is inexpensive and IS
Sid hy irI.St & Co.. in Wheeling. and
mos, All druggists under a guarantee
,f Satisfaction or money back. by Iced
ing the n"rv"s directly AMI by supply
INF rhr body cells with tn" necessary
,'h,suLnri,. food Il, M utS. hlr"-ph"s-
nhai" OuIckly produces 4 w"icom" trans
formation IL IA" arp"aran"", tn" IN
rr,+tS. IA w",Eh' frequently being as
rh!. Inrr,a>,. IA weigh. also arr"
with il :, general impruN III tho
I,.Irh \rr,uu.u,>s. Slr"pl'>snc~S and
l,rk If energy. wh."h n"arl! always
accompany 'N"' >~iE" lhInn"SS. soon
disappear. dulI eyes h"'om" bright and
perfect health
earn ION: -- Although htr"-phos-
phat" is unsurpassed for relieving
nervousness. ~lc"pl"ssn"ss and general
weakness il should not. owing Ia its
rcmarkahlr flrsh-Grow'ng properties. he
used by anyone who docs not desire 10
put on flesh.
The Wheeling intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1903-1961, 1919-05-29
WILL: DROP ALL
DRY BILLS IN
OHIO ASSEMBLY
Your druggist sells it.

Special 10 Tho Intcllgcncer.
ID rOLI MBI'S. O.. May 2S.-L"gislators
expressed tn" opinion today that pro-
hibtim bills IL the assembly Will be
dropped until after the November cleo
ton.
These include the two Anti-Saloon
League hills. the Crabbc penal measure
aud the Miller hill for appointment or
enforcement officials. Drys woiS Try
To pass tn" hills ~ emergency measures
until they ar" assured they have surfl-
ci"nt votes.
Both houses approved the conference
committee report on the appropriation
bill carrying So. 0hn. 0nB fer state SOW
crnm"nt expenses for two years.
TIL" hnus" passed III" city and scnooI
financial relief bill previously passed
nv tn" senate although il changed the
date for votes on levies TO November
instead Of August.
Tn" election fcaiur" may he taken
out altogether hrCaus" Of Governor
toN'S threat to veto the bill.
Stone House. Rorny's Point. Tea Room
and Arrlqu" shop. Chicken and Waf-
fel or Ham Egg and corn Cake dinners
Ia order Telephone qlsS Elm Grove.
FRANK EHRHART. Prop.
ny-H6- limo
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GREAT BELIEVER
IN BLACK-DRAUGHT
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then until June Il, the campaign VIII
be wagcd day and night. There will p
no lctup once the drive is started.
\ big celebration June II. will conf
cludc tho extension week. On this o.
casion there Will be u big ceremony @
recognition Of new members. A parAaN
will be staged. while splendidly ~
ranged program Of demonstration WIN
be carried out. -
Moro than one hundred acceptance
to attend the banquet has been receives
at the scout headquarters and evefys
thing indicates that the affair VIII prove
big success.
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An interesting wed I:rS WAL he sol
cmniZrd this afternoon at cl"ch'
when Miss Stella Brown of Martins
Ferry becomes tn" rriGc Of Mr.. cyrus
Ynhn son of Mrs. Lucille i0hD Of CHAP
line street. Whrcling. TIL" ceremony
will be performed nj III" Presbyterian
church at 81. ClairSvillC in tn" presence
of only tho imm"dinte friends and r"ia-
tivcs Of the principals.
Following the serve" w"ddinF u,n-
nor will bn served at tn" homo or MT
md Mrs. Spence. Noh". NGrth Market
street. city. after which IN" happE
couple will depart "n nm eastern money
moon trim which Will includ" Atlantic
,i,y They will reside in Wheeling
where both arc very we'll known.
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About People
Movements Of individuals 10 and
From the cry.

Miss Mary IIldrrth. daughter ~ p7.
ard Mrs. e. A Wldrcth H. graduated
from the 81. Tllda's Episcopal Scho"! at
charles Town. ". Va. last night.
Mrs. J. g. II. Lee and NttI'' dauSh''r.
accompanied by Mrs. J. {. II. Lee. Sr.::
arc IN New York awaiting III" ARRIVAL o.
Colonel Lee. who is returning tr"n'
France.
Mrs. J. c. II. Lee and little daughter.
accompanied by Mrs. J. c. II. Lee. Sr.:
are in New York awaiting the arrival oil
Colonel Lee. who 3 returning from
France.
Miss Mary Hildreth. daughter OF III
md Mrs. Hildreth. graduated IWFSuas
,;~b+ with honors from 81. Hilda' $
cniscopal School, at Charlcstown. VIVA.
Mr.. and Mrs. J. NJ. Wrestling ana
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Country Club.

Tho ever popular Country club Will D."
the Mecca for many on Decoration pay
Thcrc has been considerable e"lHhH
there this spring md the GolinT contest
for Decoration Day VII d"uhtl"sS Az
tract many a larg" nuflh"r OF entrants.
Dinner in lhr evening viii ais" d" u
splcndid attraCti0u for many. ana Al
ready parties have made r"S"rNati"hs
IN dine thrrr
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Mrs J. Don NJ 'rrtman d"liEhttuIIy en-
tcrtaincd group Of friends ar prey
thy appointed luncheon yesterday al 'f"
country club Th" affair was amount
Of tho Charmin" compliments ARRANGED
fer Mrs. Edward Hague. of Taylor Ton.
who is tn" quest 81 relatives h"r"' hlu
covers were laid for only tn" Ihl"ha'"
friends If tho homer guests. y pleasant
afternoon Of bridge followed.