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.BRADSTREET'S REVIEW

NEW YORK. Nov. 7.-Bradstrcct's
tomorrow will say:
The trade and industrial effects OF
''l.. coal strike in its early stages. re-
,,rnble very. much thoS" of It's unsuc-
.cSxrul predecessor in the steel indus
try. Actual effects upon distribution
are except in purely coal mining re
gions, almost ncgilg;hIe. Concern
Scrging upon uncaSIncss IL expressed
where sin som" cases. supplies q!
coal for future manufacturing needs
are small but reports from large con
suming centers point to thirty II sixty
DAYS supplies OF fuel being available
and confidence is expressed that the
strike will end before the extreme that
the pinCh comes. The h"art"nng effect
upon business mon Of the strong stand
taken by the government to help order
and to insure tho non-unlon mines whlch
cmployc a third OF the sof coal miners.
running. and the results of the MasSa-
chuscttcs election cannot be und'r-"S-
,inatcd. 1t is felt that u" tide has
definitely turned In labor matters "ni
This Wow is buttrrsSod by the iailur'
Of steel and lonGshOr"mcn's strikes
while many smaller labor troubles hay"
oIso disappeared Commerce NJ the port
of New York has been actively resumed
and the tic-ups at New Orleans anu san
Francisco are expected to shortly as
appear. ., NOT coo onc
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leave within a few days for Detroit,
where she will join her husband
John Patterson Is spending NUMBER
Of days with friends at Detroit.
Miss Florence Setlncr is spending
day with her father at Wcllsburs.
Charles Dcitz is confined 10 his homo
on Garfield street slightly i'll.
Miss Agnes Phillips. Of Moundsvill".
has returned home after n brief visit IN
this city with friends.
J. II. Brown has returned homo after
spending several days in Grafton on bus
mess.
Mrs. J. J. Miller continues seriously
i'll at her home on South Marshall street.
Miss Olive Numan Of Bcllalre. was
calling on friends III this city last even
ing.
Chas. Malancy is able to be out again
after several days illness.
Mrs. Al Jennings Is now able To De
out again after several days Illness.
Mrs. Charles Gordan has returned 10
her HON. NJ Pittsburgh after hri"i
visit here with friends.
Albert Kaufman iS spending the week
md IN pittsburgh on business.
Mrs. Alice Lemon ~ now on the rnad
TO recovery after being i'll at her nome
for the past thre" weeks.
Miss Virginia Hawthorn has returned
TO her home at FullGnsbcc after Oriet
visit here
Miss Essic Richmond has accepted a
position at the post office.
Miss Helen Miller. OF Akron. has re-
turned homo after 2 brief visit here.
MI and Mrs. oxen Parker. of Riggs
Run. were visitors in this city last "v"n-
ing.
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buy WAR SAVINGS STAMPS.
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Tho meeting OF the Third Division OF
tho Missionary society. which was TO
have been held at the home OF MIS-
T. W. Ellnr was postponed.
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New Martinsyille High Here.

New MartinSvillo High school with
rldIU rnnlrrs invadcs MoundSvllle today
with ia" purpose Of taking over he
local tam. Great rivalry has existed
between the two schools for many years
ami - all tn" NOR" bitter this season
"w.nE t. the cvcn"Ss which The teams
are matched. Magnolia High comes
i"rc with q clean slate but Muundsv'iIc
has resolved 10 spoil her reputation AMI
viii try her best TO max" Magnolia so
h"In" OH the small end OF I'll" score.
Tho locals haV" won t'tr"" and lost
two games: but her hard games cam
ht Ia" first of IN" year and owing 10
ia" lack "f coaching for tn" past three
years. and IA" green material on lani
secured 4 bad start. However in ;hc
last three games Moundsrille has como
rur on top and shows much improve
mont IN every department Of tn" game.
rh, New MarIinsvlllc team requested
that tn" game be started at y. IN.
80 that their rontcrS may return OH the
40 train. this is expected I" b" one or
vh.' best scholastic games OF the season
thus afternoon.
Captain McSwain. Of tho N"undsville
team. wall probably not be abI" :" take
part In the game on account OF an at
tack Of appendicitis. Ryan. substitute
quarter and captain Of the reserves
Will take NcSwuins place at quarter.
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BUTTER, EGGS, CHEESE

NEW YORK. Nov. 1---Buttcr. steady;
creamery higher than extras IOc a.
70la; extra (92 SCorc) 69l.,: first 6lc a
60; packing stock, current make. No. :.
4TC.
Eggs. firm. Fresh gathered extras zoe
81 Il; do. extra first 66c dp 90: do. first
Sic Er G5: state. Pennsylvania and near
ny western hcnncry white. linc TO fancy
9ic N IS: state, Pennsylvania and near
by hrnncry white. ordinary to prime. &c
AZ %: do. browns 15c a IS; do. gathered
brown and mixed cOlorS zoe "a -.
Cheese, firm. State whole milk fats.
current make. specials 32isc n 80: do.
average run 311=c q 3@i.: state. whole
milk twins. current make. specials 81 l.
r. 70: do. average run 81.
Live poultry steady. Chickens &C 81
oS: fowls Zoe a. so: old roostcrs zoe:
turkeys SIC. Dressed steady and I'M
changed
Flour firm.
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New York Cotton Market

Total sales 1908. 300 shares.
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Moundsville Personals.

Mr.. and Mrs. w. w. Carson. Of Wash
ington avenue. left yesterday for Bur
ton. W. Va. where they vii spend tho
weekend with Mr.. CarsUn's parents.
Mrs. J. IIarr, Of Fairrnont. is spending
q few days with her daughter. Mrs. 3.
l.. Rome, Of jefferson avenue.
Ralph Moore. Of Wheeling. spent yes
terday in the city on business.
Mrs. Cora Pugh. Of Martins Ferry.
vii spend the Weekend with her daugh-
ter. Mrs. l.. p. Walk. Of Third street.
Squire W. NJ. Riggs, OF Third street.
Is visiting friends in Buckhannon.
Mrs. Mary Stinc. OF New Martinsvi1le,
ic visiting Mrs. J. W. Koontz on Second
street
Mrs. A. n. Brown and Mrs ]. E.
Bryson spent yesterday with their sis
ter, Mrs. r. L. Nelson on Wheeling
Island
Miss Hazel Snodgrass. OF Eighth
street. has accepted psition in Nc
Mechen.
Miss Jesse Cunningham. OF McMechen.
ia visiting her sister, Mrs. nellie Wade
Of Annadale.
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OIL PRICES GO UP

IITTSNTRGH. NOV. The princi-
pal OIL purchasing agencies here today
announced new prices for crude oil as
follows:
PENNSYLVANIA crude $3.50 a barrel:
Corning $50: Cahrll $500; Somerset
S2.S5: Ragland sl.S5.
The advance which is due entirely,
tho agency said. 10 increased demand.
largely foreign amounts 10 % cents a
barrel for Pennsylvania crude. Is cents
for Corning Cabcll and Somerset and
ten cents for PaEland.
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EASIER MONEY
HELPED STOCKS.


NEW YORK Nov. 7.-Tradins !"
stocks today was marked by an aoSe''C'
of the feverish conditions winch ~,
panied the dealings OF the Two p,,ss
ing sessions. The undertone contnnueo
feverish- however. many leaders
at declines OF 10 points.
81 FAR "a the market showed any slA
bnity at all. the improvement W."
mainly due to easier money. Cali l"a"'
opened at IL per cent. rcceded IN 'ne Ts
hour 10 10 and closed at tho opeh"'e
quotation ,.5 TO
Another factor which contributed ~
tb. mora orderly trend was the ~
~ rails Almost a score OF tnoH'
,re, held the better part OF th'i'
~ to ~ points u.uer lead OF 90O~
ern Pacific, 49, .+eel
T,. usual favorites IN the s'eel'
CONTINENT. motor and oil groups
inclined 70 throw or their recent n'a,'
ness a, times. but e." away '""
end when fresh pressure deF"'.p
Shipping. tobacco. leather 'uoo -,S IN
unclassitied specialties which nsu also
the advance OF the previous t"o'''
were reactionary. pr"eao'y Is u
OF the lack Of pool support. ia. M
Several Of the motor accessoF''S'
,.h,,. poscb Magnetic and Stromo'rs
Carburetor wcr" couSp:cuous'E S'''t ~.
with chemical and fertilizer 'NSu Va
latter included American tins" ,I.,,,
-ional Aniltne and N'r%'"'' ,;,..
Chemical. A l3 p".nt r'>' i, >h.'..,,..,
ed Oil WAS the more n"''""'.n' -.,r,-
- ths hravincss Of rlosi o'a''
I.rrn. Transccat mental Oh as"
,.rsn, unusua' Activity and ''''7-''
SS' s-,ountc,, 70 10000 shares
Satg 80 issues wisnou, exception were
80 ,arrc- offerings. The general
,o~s ,;., Also evinced irregular ten"sn-
e oU.a Dominica s1 Of canada IS Of 1881 ,6 dS
Elm enn;nr two points. Total s all ' rId
T T aggregated 'l5.5'o. 900, GOD C an
Ttnt,sd state, bonds were unchanged 0"
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" =. woL1inhAN & CO.'S
CLOSING STOCK LETTER

CBy private wire u A. T.. Mastcn d Coz
NEW YORK, Nov. THE STOCK mar
ket today was an orderly analF' "''n
very good UNDERGONE Plerc'-A'Lo"
showed decided strength. but inc otn''
motors were not particularly ac'i'c' lie
most notable feature or the maTh"t ""S
the strength OF the raiIs. IN" return %
public interest to this class ol Sc'u'',''S
$ an indication Of the 1ac' 'hh' t"'
public can exhibit sound sense !" '"'
market Rumors OF an"lh"T S'''' c"''-
solidation are factors III inc lace 81 ~
many Of the steel groups thGre mas ot'"
enough liquidation on th!S ""'" I" M
.a-ioiIy improvc the technical poSiiI'n
~. tho uorj;ct.--W. J. WullTnan & Co.
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Hospital Notes.

Mss N"lli" StGrmS. " no Und"r""nt
>..r,uue operation "a IT." Gl"ndal" hos
:.'al several days age IS improving
Slowly.
Mrs. ROY Nix is getting along nicely
after q serious OPERATION At ia" Glendale
hospital.
Feed k"mp'" cont MUGS seriously i'll at
tho Glcudal" h"> pltai
Mrs. Fr"d T'u"h'rk is getting along
ui..ly after Undergoing an operation
At H., tlludalc hospital
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M'MECHEN
Dance Monday.

Nv 'rything is in readiness f"r III"
dance which is TO be given Monday rv-
"u'uC in ~" =. James hall IN Logan
S:r'"t. TIL" following invitations have
on mailed
You are cordially invited 10 attend
4 Select Dan,"
Monday Evening. NnN"mh"r 10. 1919
At 81. James Hall.
corner Fourth and Logan :-;S.. MrMcchcn
Invitation must be presented az door
Dancing $50 L. 1850. Jacobs Novelty
OrchcSi ra.
Comm!itc":-J. J. Donovan. J. +.
WAalcn.
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BUY WAR SAVINGS STAMPS
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EUaAE-

NEW YORK. Nov. T.-Thcr" was no
change in raw sugar price which are
ouoted at s7.2s for centrifugal 10 tn"
rcSiner New crops were Qulctcr with
no fresh business reported, although IN"
mndertone was firm and> prices were
we'll maintained. while there has been
business with distaNor on
than ever in regard to tho
narkctins OF the new crop. Thor" w"rH
10 purchases reported by the board.
Tho distribution Of refined sugar
through tho committee continues 10 iln-
cd Prices were unchanged TO 2
cents for fine graduated.
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MoEEY AND EXCHANGE,

NEW YORK, Nov. 7.-M"rcan'nc
paper sEG5h; sterling 60 day b|iS
4l3n; commercial 50 day bills on hanHN
4l2L: commercial CT day bills al =; Dc
mand ASH; cables tl6. Francs demand
Ss7: cables sos. GuIld"rs. demand Us
cables 37Ts. Lire demand llli, cables
1l.lO; marks. demand 2S5: cables ~
Government bonds. heavy. railroad ponds.
irregular.
Time loans. strong: 60 days. 81 days
and months, bid.
Call money, firm: high u; low ~.
ruling rate IL; closing bid lo'-' o'icTcu
IL
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SHIP LINE TO AaaxrruA

WASHINGTON. Nov. 7.-PassenEer
ship service between New York and
Argentina will begin December IL.
Chairman Payne OF the shipping board
today notified Ambassador Le Breton IN
a letter outlining the plan for IL SER
vice. The MocassIn will be the nrSt
vessel to sail from New York In tho NV
servicc with the Calloa following a1o1t
two weeks later.
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IN" l. {" l.";i club met Thursday
evening win Miss Lillian Shad
Charles Young, OF Mongahlia. is visit
iEG friends here.
Mr. and Mrs. John Coopcringrr of
hiu"tI' Id. ar" visiting here
Mrs. Anderson. Of TN. North End il.
slightly ~.
Misses Elizabeth Howard and Mildred
MCN"un"! attended Ia" J. W. &. 4. nj
Wheeling Thursday
Mrs. CARR" Marshall entertained Lrr
sewing CIub Friday.
Many local I""rl" will attend The
Iltt-N. n j. gam" Il; Pittsburgh Sat
urday.
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PITTSBURGH LIVE STOCK

IlTTSRI'RGH Nov. T--Cattln steady:
supply hight. Trim" si;."5 ~ 100
sheep, steady: supply fair. rrim"
wrIh"rs $3.50 a 1000: culls aud COM
mon $500 u TOO: lambs $500 II 400;
veal calves $500 n '9Go.
Hogs. heavier: supply y d"ublr decks
Prime h"ayics sl5.2i a. - "a: m"diunLS
and heavy workers. s1I.i5 y HIS: light
workers. and pigs SIZES II 1850; ruuShs
SlWOU q l2.5Q.
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MOUNDSV|LLE
NEWS
Rcd CrOGa Canvas

1t was decided Thursday might Mt n
meeting OF the Rcd Cross business
Mems committee. OF which George DORIS
~ Is chairman to make a second canvas
OF the city by the mon on Sunday after
noon. November 9. beginning at 200 p.
m. 1t is the object OF the committee to
place Red Cross flag In every homo
IN the city.
The womcn's report was rs success
tul as any OF those in the past but
many people wcr" absent when the cal!
was made and some asked to Join later.
Eleven district leaders have been op-
pointed for different sections Of tho
city and each will appoiat five or SIX
assistants so that 4 complete canvas
can be made. The following men have
been appointed leaders Of the various
a 1 ( II IL
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DRIVE Ends Today.

tn" Roo: cv"lt drive. which is now on
in thus city. viii end today. Only Il small
amount IF money has been C"ntrihut"d.
This report was made by !. W. LinrbCr-
E'r. who has charge Of tn" drive fnV
lu.niu district. y" huus" 10 hous" can
NaS~ X being mad" and only volUrtar?
CnHt"lhut IONS are being received for tho
monument ~ be placed at Washington
II. memory Of 'rhcOGurc Roosevelt.
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McMechen Personals,

Mrs Harry Bruhn Is spending several
DAYS with friends AZ Cameron.
Mrs. l.. NJ Scott is confined n her
homo on seventh street. slightly III.
Mrs. bryant. who has been i'll at her
home on Marshall strrct for several
dave. * nov. on tho road 70 recovery.
DIIvrr cain hns resigned his position
A. ..:"rk n tho cooperative store.
Mrs. Charles Monday and children will
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Won Another

TIL" Warw""d High l""lhall team d.
f"atrd TIA" fact 81 CIursNIll" ~ team
tune Of a.. -. liars ..!llc'S only touch
down cauc wien a 81. ,lnir>l i!I, Player
scOop"d up a Warwund fIInbl. and ran
30 yards for =, touchdown. Th. local
players showed great form IA EVERY d.
parlm"nt Of tn" EIIlr i'cll. tho hr,ky
center. and Slruhci, rIghi .iI Sln,,rd
wonderful work. \ larry. crowd If
rootcrs t.! both y, i""Ia w"r. ia hand.
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AGAIN
JUMP ON CORN

CHICAGO. Nov. 7--Annnunccm"n
that the individual permit system reg
utatiug the movement Of gram from
country stations :" terminal markets
would br discontinued on Nnr"uhcr 10
had n decided hcarish effect today in
the corn market rriccS closed heavy
at TX to IL net lower. with December
1851, TO Sl.35 and May Sis I" sl2S \.
Cots lost =, t. | cent. In provisions tho
outcome varied from cents decline 10
IL cents advance.
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CHICAGO LIVE STOCK

CHICAGO. Nov. Hogs. r"c"JptS -
600; estimated tomorrow 6:0en; :" - ~,
h htsh%r, sly, FS(H 3 s'i 5 IsssGjnm $f>"
$50: light sld75 a. I'.? a., ii IS . .TM
smooth sl450 Or 40; ra"Nim% ~.
rough $500 q 1850; pigs *i+.@' H
r t4'tI receipts 7.OnO: estimated to,nor-
row 5000; mn res cbo T,c@F and I rr,
~ IN m 1890: medium and good $l".,'
a ITO; eGm md c6 ;S%@ sitd SS . ,, &
'',,t,non and medium SA."n ~ i an.
butcher cattle; hHif, ,;S$ So e. ,,,, I".
90 n $50: veal calves $i..,U 70 ih."";
feeder steers $50 oo wc., 49,; 9' r,ns
stocrs RIO 20 l5.2J. COWS and ho.i' -
s6.5O q 1850.
sheen, receipts 1900: '>tima''h TO-
narrow 900: STEADY. Lambs Sl2."5 II
Zoo: culls and common $50 a Zoo
Ewes: Medium. good and Cl"ic" &N.'3
a. "5. Culls and C"rnIu,I $500 Hc $50;
breeding $6.15 q LOO.
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VIII Entertain,

Mrs. E7yhuru Will entertain the Nom
h,rS Of To" Loyal W6mau'9 class Of the
First Christian church Monday evening
Mt her HON" on Garfield street. After
n brief business s"SSiun tho remainder
OF IN" evening will hr spent in music.
nn"dlcwurk and other diversions. At 8
late hour luncheon will be served.
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Citizens Met.

y ,,;i&,u's meeting was held in the
I.,.i If Trad" rooms vest, rday evening
.iul ."N"rnl committee reported. Plans
w'r" r"rnGatrd for celebration or
ArmiAti.r kay. Nov. II. and the Ameri-
IAN LcE.u! viii CUpocrat" with the cit
lions To mak, thn day big one.
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nKrE,rl.nlnarfh-

Mr. William Mcfarland. "r this city.
md Miss t'athcr!n" Earth. Of Wheeling,
wrr" qur,ly married Thursday after
noon at III" First NJ. T.. parsonage, by
Rev. &. G.. Slater. They viii make their
home in this city.
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ThH members of lhr Midway club held
I meeting last evening at their cluh
re rins uu Marshall street. The meeting
was we'll attended, Al late hour DE-
hCIous luncheon was served.
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GNnle SnudnY

TIL" faS. ". \ a. football team VIII
clash with Ia" TiiauEi" club 81 Nh.."i-
ing ut Tw.uty-sINIh street. Nh"rliuE
sunday, AoHcml'r =. y good crowd al
ro"t"rs viii accompany h" local team {"
Wheeling. All players ar" requested TO
report for rrar'Ir" Sunday morning..
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Literary Well Attended

IN" ImmlNr HIEh Lfcrary SC"l"ty.
Wl.,h met Friday afternoon ut IA" h!Eh
school building. way we'll att, ud"d by
local people. all Of which say that the
Program WAS Il very Interesting one.
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More Complaints

Nor" ,"nrnlrirtS AZ" c"m!u" III from
North NHrN"od about r"opl" l"avin.
dogs ard chicken" run COOS" about In"
town Tn" dogs are continually getting
al I""ri".N u"rch"S and ais, iIpsctrIr.g
garbage cans
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LIBERTY BONDS

NEW YORK. Nov. Final prices on
| .ih"riy bonds today were: 3'-'s $l00TO:
nrSl - $500: second As S9@.S4; first
-. X SH:i.In: second AS ss2.04: third
fi4's sni."N: fourth Az = S93.oS; Victory
. ;. = Sg9.ii: Victory a. $ 1924.
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christian ndeavor society

Tho Christian f.ud"avur society OF IN"
FIRST Christian church will meet Thurs
d1v evening in Ia" auditorium of IN"
rhur.h. A. In" meeting - important II
< requested tina; all members be present.
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Standard Bearers.

The Stand.rd bearers Of the First NJ.
T.. church. VIII meet IN the dining room
OF tho church Monday evening at 700
o'clock. to make surgical dressings. A
fun attendance is desired.
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70 a q nanca

IN" W \ -. Dane" Friday evening
turned uul /" b" 4 very pleasant affair
for All thUS" present. The dance WAS
held In I.H&"h's Hall and was given for
thn bcM"I!t Of ihr W. 4. I. ClMb
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ny. STOCK EXCHANGE

WHEELING. W, Va, n NOV h =; A. E
rurnishea The nsm 5Ssf.it Of the New YcTk
4ss,er tSc Sa National Bank R Bm4dd.
,tSeS wSeeiine. ". Va Louis E eiA
oaS;dept Partner. -
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Several divorce cases were argued
yesterday in circuit court and quite .
few wcro granted There seems to be
more dvroce cases this year than form
erly.
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I,nprov NJ Property

Henry klr'h"r - improving his pi"r-
criy IA t"ri.T NaiW""d Il! having u
cement wall laid around IT, IL" il also
having WORK don" "u IA" basement.
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?'lI and splendid programs were rem
l"r"d Tn" school is divided into three
-"clrti"S, the l.nngfrllow. Lowell and
Emerson .oci"ti-s. and meet in separ-
at" rooms every TWO weeks at when
time the Program are rendered.
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WARWOOD
A,,nistice pav ut nigh Schr

Dhs 10 -
ArmlStirr Day all nc CCI"bral"d NJ
tho local high S"houl IN II fitting manner.
Miss Epstein has arranged the following
program:
Music High School Orchestra
Song-Star SpunEl"d banner. S'h""l
Headings .......... Mr.. Harry \. Sinith
Soliciting Out Sweet Bells of i'tac"
Mildred Morris
Rcadings-
In Flanders Fled
Am":iCi'S Answer
Margaret O'Hrlcn
Address ..............M Mary Dnwl"r
song America ..........,.,.- N'I!hhl
Music ................... Orchestra
l. Is hup,H tuHi a large crowd VIII at
tend this celebration. The time Will be
announce II Il Inter date.
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MrE ClYEa Thnmn aa

Mrs. clyde Thomas, OF S39 Warw0Od
avenue. dI"d Thursday morning at tn"
Wheeling hospital following an op"ra-
ZION that WAS performed few days
Az. she leave, her husband {" mourn
her loss.
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Curb Mining Stocks.
Standard OIL Subsidiary Stsek

WHEELING. w. Va. Nov. I. is:
Reoorted bv A. f. Masteu Co. mem,
o-rs Boston stock Exchange. SHcohu
Tlo0r. National Bank OF w. Va. Bid6.
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outstde Motor StocfS.
BOSTON COPPER STOCKS

WHEELING. w. Va. Nov. :, 10.
Reported by A. E. Masten & Co.. mem;
hers New York Stock Exchange, SeSono
Floor. National Bank OF W. Va. RidS
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PITTSBURGH STOCKS

WHEELING. W. Va. Nov. 7. 10.
Reported by A +. Mastcn & Co. m"m.
cers Pittsburgh Stock Exchange. Second
Elcor. National Bank OF w. Va. BldS.
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VIEW YORK CURB MARKET

WHEELING. W. Va. Nov. 7. 10.
Reported b" A +. Mas,en :" Co. mem;
bers New York Stock Exchang". 9%'"no
Eloor, National Bank OF W. VA. BIus'
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Literary Program

The three literary societies Of tho
High school mot yesterday afternoon at
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No. l-ThOmas Shimn
Divorce Cases.

waterproof Covers for all uses.
Tel e63. Wheeling Tent & Awning Co.
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wTTFFL ING. W. Va. Nov. 7. 10.
Reported by A. E. Masten & c.. mem
oers New York Cotton Exchange, Second
Floor. National Bank OF w. Va. Bldg.