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Pine Bluff daily graphic., 1919-08-19
KAISER" CHANGES HOME.

Utrecht, Holland, Aug .18.-Form- CT Emperor William, who has been living at Amerongen since his arri- val in Holland, has purchased th. estate and house of. Doors at the village of Doorn, near Utrecht, ac- cording to the Dagblad. The estate was bought from Baroness De Abu- fort. It is about five miles north of Amerongen in the direction of Utrecht.
Pine Bluff daily graphic., 1919-08-19

Mrs. H. E. Pearce, president 4
 Alabama federation of Busns,s,
 Professional Women, has ,1 been ' director of the woman's divisj, .| statewide drive for the Alsban, ,| ! diers' memorial. Miss Annis I,' ' president of the Birmingham ,,,'.: s. tion of Business and Protss;'' Women, is assistant director '''''
Pine Bluff daily graphic., 1919-08-19
BOlShevist Forces
 Driven From Odessa

London, Aug. 18.-The bolshviki have been driven from Odessa by the populance of the city, according to reports received by the British war office.
 It is reported also that the soviet forces are evacuating Kieg and the entire Ukraine.
Pine Bluff daily graphic., 1919-08-19

About 5o,ooo,oOo people-half our population-are supported by enter prises that did not exist forty years ago. These include telephones, cleo tric lighting. talking machines, type setting machines, automobiles, sub- marines, flying machines, motion pie lures and cash registers.
Pine Bluff daily graphic., 1919-08-19
OFFICER KILLED.

Kansas City, Mo-, Aug. 18.- Charges of second degree murder were filed today against William F. Cain, in connection with the killing Saturady night of John Elliott, de putty county marshal. Cain is said by the police to have admitted shoot ing Elliott, saying the latter attemp- ted to hold up members of a card party.
Pine Bluff daily graphic., 1919-08-19

Helsingors. Aug. 18.-The new cabinet of the Finnish republic has been formed with President Stahl- berg holding the war portfolio.
Pine Bluff daily graphic., 1919-08-19

D. Stanley Dreyfus returned yes terdav from New York and other Eastern cities, where he made pur- chases for the Dreyfus store.
Pine Bluff daily graphic., 1919-08-19
Send An Army To
 MeXicO-BOurnQuist

Salt Lake City, Utah, Aug. 18.- With a large number of governors due to arrive this afternoon and more than half dozen already here, exc cutives of more than score of states will be ready for the formal open ing of their eleventh annual confer ence tomorrow morning. The off cial welcome to the governors will be rendered them, this evening at the tabernacle.
 Governor Burnouist late this after noon gave out the following state ment:
 "The federal government should at once demand the immediate release of the American officers now held for ransom by bandits in Mexico. If they are not so released it is ap- parent that the Mexican government is unable to cope with the situation and the United States ought, with other countries. or if necessary alone, to put into Mexico an army of occu- patton to restore order and establish stable popular government. Our nation owes it to every one of her citizens to defend him and his rights whersever he may be-"
Pine Bluff daily graphic., 1919-08-19
TWO STILLS ARE FOUND
 IN EASEMENT OF NEW BIRMINGHAM POSTOFFlCE

Birmingham, Ala, Aug. Is. Two stills, one of which was warm from recent operation, were raided today in the base ment of the new million dollar postoffice now being built here.
Pine Bluff daily graphic., 1919-08-19

given daily commencing at 3:45, s and 9:45.
Monroe City Democrat., 1919-03-28
Our SuSpHnders

A distressed friend has inquired
as to the fate of that time-honored
piece of masculine apparel-the
suspenders. The male world has
passed SO readily from a harnessed
20 a belted condition that the dis
appearance of the elastic straps as
q support to manly dignity has been
almost unnoticed. The ancient in
stitution has gone. and there has
not been a single jineline rhymster
20 sing requiem.
Who can forget the swelling Of
joyish pride over the first pair Of
Monroe City Democrat., 1919-03-28

to the second pair of elongated
trousers the recurrence to the knee
size was forever provided against.
Oh, boyl Wasn't it a grand and
glorious feeling! Can there again
be such pure ecstasy
We wonder whether the modern
boy, with his belted knickerbockers,
ever fully realizes that he has
reached mans estate without the
esudily colored suspenders from
which to hang his first trousers Of
shoe length,
Was it convenience or was it the
stern dictate Of eonventionality
Monroe City Democrat., 1919-03-28

that consigned the suspenders to
the reliquaries of the past? AWho
shall answer this burning question:
Did the limelieht kill the sus,
pender9 In the heated periods
when the coats were gone and
waistcoats discarded the shoulder
straps of many colors came into
their own, only to fall under the
ban of stern conventions. 1t was
decided that they were unsightly if
not vulgar, They had paid the
penalty of "pitiless publicity" The
ladies put the final stamp of disap-
proval to the suspenders, and the
Monroe City Democrat., 1919-03-28

suspenders? They came as a COM
panion piece to the first pair of
long trousers. How we loved to get
our hands under the elastic and
snap it continually as we cast
furtive but admiring Rlances at the
folds of cloth that covered the
neither limbs even to the shoes.
Who can forget the mental pangs
when maternal orders forced us to
put up the Sunday suit with its
heightened trousers, and 60 back
to the week day garment of knee
size?
And then when we became heir
Monroe City Democrat., 1919-03-28
end was inevitable.

Naturally the masculine mind
would seek a justification for the
change. We will claim the belt is
more healhtful, in that it does not
cramp the shoulders, but allows a
more free and vigorous use of the
arms. We will claim the belt more
practical. if for no other reason
than it restricts adolescent embon-
point.
Monroe City Democrat., 1919-03-28

This would be a great and glori-
Gus old world in a few years if our
children would only achieve what
we expect and predict for them.
The Wheeling intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1903-1961, 1919-02-18
MORE INTEREST
b IN ALL STOCKS

NEW YORK. Feb. 17.-Reviral 81
public interest. albeit in moderate de-
z1ee was a factor OF considerable int
portnnce in today's strong and broad
stock market. the movement assuming
almost the largest dimensions Oh any
session so far this year. ~
: Better trade and industrial conditions,
as outlined in che various reviews anu
surveys over the week end impa.'Ie99 .
their extensive covering OF short con-
tracts .,.o--
Swallowed BY the heavy turnover IN OILS:
motors, equipments and tooaccoS. ire
first named far outstrippinE all other
ISSUES in point OF volume, but rcactine
very generally in the latter dealings.
General Motors featured the automo-
bile division at an extreme gain 1t SIX
po,nts. Chandler. Studebakcr. Pierce Ar
row and Kelly Springfield tire also con-
tributing to the strength OF that group.
Tobaeco Products, Central Leather.
American and Baldwin locomotives, the
more popular Independent Steels ara
United States Steel. the latter rising 10
%. its maximum since ;; tne reouc''0n u
American Smelling and National read
counter to the general run OF metal
shares which became irregular on re-
ports Of new hnanctnS oE heanis eIS =
Copper. and Ehst1lllnS ana fooo s1ia'''
also improved
Rails were slow to move out roe
sharply on a demand for Pacifcs. Coal.
s s6sas and and T Fl tic issues
moderate gains. Sales amounted u
The bond market vas irregular and
dull Liberty and fereign i ysins> ssSre
gated ss.7f5.ooo.. Old U. S. bonds were
unchanged on call
The Wheeling intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1903-1961, 1919-02-18
Nine new FLU
CASES REPORTED
THIRTEEN

+ The city health department reports
thu, nine new cases Of influenza had
developed until noon yesterday for the
two day period starting at o'clock sat
urday evening. The health ofiee CLOS,
ed at noon yesterday. owing to inc
death Of Frank Cox but Tor thus tne
number of cases reported might nave,
been greater. -.
While the number Of cases are de-
creasing daily, the situation Is lar from
satisfactory, the health officials urge
the public to use all precautions to COLI
bat the disease for as long as 1t Is IN
the Community, there ID still danger Of
having an epidemic similar to that OK
several months ago.
For the past week 81 cases were re-
ported and eight deaths. This is INC
largest number Of deaths in proportion
TO the number Of cases reported Inc
high mark for the past week was Il
which were reported last Wednesday.
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LOGAN g. sRYAK's CLOSING LETTER

By Private Wire TO A. f. Mastcn co.
NEW YORK. Feb. 1I.->calings were
Oh larger scale than for some Time
past and ihr tendency of prices N NC
majority of cases upward. Issues thht
led conSpicuously in the upturn in prices
last week were subjected 10 quite III
tie profit taking IN the afternoon ses-
sion. while stocks that have been dor
mani for quite y period were taken IN
hand hy rather substantial interests. The
prime influence behind the buying move
mont in securities in the past rev SEES
sinns is the growing feeling TINT we arc
fast approaching a period where read.
juStmcnt in trade will in great part
have rrcnn,:ilci itself To the new conul-
ton or affairs. and at Il not distant date
the general r.. Of business To be tow
ard better results and prosperity the
outs growth.
II is :, known fact that stock market
values discount at rather premature
dates the action of general domestic
trade and the exhibition in the stock
market in the past Few sessions ~
strongly suggestive Of This brllet ana
seems to corroborate the anticipatIons
Of a ncnr return Ia more prosperous con-
ditiuns Nnvin gthis thought IN nina.
we arc naturally inclined tn the buying
Sid, of tho market and seems 10 Dc
safer course TO pursue.
The Wheeling intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1903-1961, 1919-02-18
Butter, Eggs, Cheese.

NEW YORK. Feb. 17.-Buttcr-BarelE
steady Creamery. higher than extras,
ii 4 a 5Sc; creamery extras Iss score
current make No. SAC.
Eggs-Firm. Fresh gathered extras
Il Il7 &c; fresh gathered. regular pack
ed. extra frsts. 40 q 10 &c: fresh sathms -
cd regular packed, extra frstS, ~ ,: 81
i6lsc; state. Pennsylvania and nearby
hrnncry whites. fine to fancy. 5GWoIG;
state. Pennsylvania and nearby hcpnacsry
whites. ordinary TO prime, 81 HSc;
browns. 4ga soc: state. PcnnsElvanla
and nearby hcnncry gathered Dro"ns and
mixed roiurS. a5Gr47i2c.
Chccsc--St cady. state. cuttsnL inah'
specials. 3OM3Uisc; state. average run
IS L. n 29h.c.
Dressed Poultr-lTirm: Chickens
storage. 2i@27c: fresh. ~ &c; lows
%6 !. dr33c; old ROSTERS a -'e' tu' MS
4aTiic.
Flour-JInSettled.
The Wheeling intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1903-1961, 1919-02-18
Out.the-Pike Citizens to
Continue Street Car Fight

Out tho pike citizens gre disappointed
that the scheduled State Public service
commission meeting was not held mere
as there were u number Of persons IN
that community who expected TO testiIy
in opposing the application to further
increase fares on the west virginia
Traction and Electric lines
The Elm Grove Board OF Trade Off
Gals who have been fighting the in
creased fares, states that they will con-
tinue to fight tho now proposed Is cent
rate and further to fight that the rare
be restored to the old rate OF five cents
The Wheeling intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1903-1961, 1919-02-18
Clever Bootleggers Taken
To Martinsville Jail

Henrietta Grecb and Jane Morrison
arrested by Capt. Bert Phillips and dep
uties at .Littleton last SATURDAY and
held over Sunday In the Marshall county
Jail at Moundsville. we're taken to Asw
Martinsvtlle yesterday for trial. the
prohibition officers say that these two
women are among the clevercst boot
lerrers in the state. Joseph Maline.
who was nabbed by U. 8. Deputy Marsh.
al. John Shorts at the B. & Q. depot. az
Moundsville. with is pints Of whisky
in his possession. was held to tho fcder-
al grand july under $500 bond aflei
hearing before U. S. Commissioner
Boyd.
The Wheeling intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1903-1961, 1919-02-18
Ch,caro Live Stock.

Chicago. Feb l7;--Hoss-;nRec ZIP, 81
$1,000: market mostly s.c;t"E ,r, I'm I'm
s si7a5: SractlcalIy top late, s17.Se; bulk
81 ssIrs sif,45dri1.75: butchers. $lI 80 r
y FISH,: light Si7OOGtl79s5;: od p e II
siS75 ~; ihT"w9s}'44 75s s1SoS i0'
wa CsattIsMRcccipts. $1,000: market EeiI-
craIIv Is to So cents higher. Isset cat,
II". Good, choice and prime, SLIP =!
sH.GO: common and medium 81 i'i h";F.
10. d. e. IHSNi5 20 Gamers and cutters.
81 90 sli'4O; s;ockcrs and feeders; good
Choice and fancy. Sll.27Fl l5;eg; i ~
common and medium. ss;2j @ ia,20; s15n5
Veal calves: Good and choice' Si''-'
Sheep-Thc day market stands.
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>pittsburTh Live STOCK.

PITTSBURGH, Feb. 17.-CatteaaS1oYH'
"Shccp-HiEher; supply 70 .. do > 66e
decks, Prime wethers. fi2;26 q lou;
cuIIs and common, $4.5oG6.eG; Iam0 0s
sI2.00M1f.75: veal calves, Slt ~ Tdn nUI
d.d HessJ frime ha asSfS ;1s.a5
ue~H, and heavy Workers.. $1,000 %
ISS5: light Workers. $l6.25 g SPY; pigs
si5T5 @i6.00;I rouGhs. $l5.o0O % 1000
The Wheeling intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1903-1961, 1919-02-18
Sugar.

NEW YORK; Feb. 17.-Thcre was nc
change in the local raw sugar market,
with prices quoted at S5;2S TOR 5o Ssntrr,
,us"t = little more active, with the board
T TcSortins s purchases Of 10000 bags OF
Cabn's for February shipment. pri Sts
for refined nrc unchanged at cents ios
inc granulated. business was or secn n
mnnd -fo-mouth character. as buyers seem
m ;rrIincd to limit their purchases to
non rhv requirements.
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Dry Goods.

NEW YORK Feb. 17.-Jo6bcrs ioa%E
rrpornhd a better house trade than ioi
some time in cotton and otEer snoc 10
modcratc nj first hands. Yarns were
nmict New lines of ovcrcontings ana
Suitinrs for fall were opened.
The Wheeling intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1903-1961, 1919-02-18
n. Y. STOCR EXCHANGE

WHEELING. ". Va. Feb. II. IL
F,rnjshed The Intelligencer by A E
Masten & Co.. members Of the New York
stock Exchange. National Bank Bulld-
.ur. wheeling, ". Va Louis +. Braod
Resident Partner.
The Wheeling intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1903-1961, 1919-02-18
Toledo Grain.

TOLEDO. Ohio. Feb. 17..CloyerSeedI-
Prime cash and February. $3.50; March,
s;5 ApTl sSlS1 a. As'E TimdthTHp ffsa;
cash old $50: March. s4.72Ah Fe6ru-
ary sI.io: Xpril, S4.77; May. $3.50; Sep
! tom Der. $40.
The Wheeling intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1903-1961, 1919-02-18
New York Cotton Market

WHEELING, W. Va. Feb. i. 49,.
Furnished The Tntclligcnccr by A: =.
Masien & Co. members of the New YORK
Stock Exchange. National Bank Build
ing, Wheeling. W. Va.
The Wheeling intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1903-1961, 1919-02-18
NEW YORK CURB MARKET

WHEELING, ". Va, Feb. Il. 10.
Furnished The Intslllgcncer by A. L
Masten & Coz members OF the New York
Stock Exchange. National Bank Build
ing, Wheeling. W. Va
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STOCKS AND BONDS.
CORN HIGHER
IN CHICAGO PIT

CHICAGO Feb. 17.-Corn ayer saiS
higher today. but proft-taking, by hold I1d
crs made the marke ,hn anad dml Gr import
J Jn'e on nats was the chief bullish lnfil-
"".a W rorn closed weak, lAc net lower
t ,m t. Advance with May S1.32T 10 Sl;.@
and july sI.tS% to s1:lsS: o,. Oats n nT;
ishcd q 70 1Iac down and PROVISIONS "'A
% {
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Cash quotalions; G9TnwNs 81 ss& S,2S'
10, : yellow, SILL q 20. .,,,d-
0ats-No. white, SU@61Esc; STAND
ard. 6lG6!sic.
pork-Nominnl.
Iard-S25.50.
Rihs=S24.SOM 9L.0O.
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Open High. Low. Close
LOCAL STOCKS

WHEELING. W. Va. Feb. II, ~.
Daily ouotu,inn list Wheeling Stock
Exchange, compiled for the Intelligent
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PITTSBURGH STOCKS

WHEELING. w. Va. Feb. II. -.
Furnished The ,Intelligancer by a. n.
Masten & Co.. members OF the PlttSourgh
Stock Exchange. National Bank Build
ing, Wheeling, W. Va
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Standard Oh Subsidiary Stock

WHEELING, W. Va, Feb. II. -.
Furnished The 1ntelligencer BY 4: E.
Masten &c Co.. members Of the New loEk
Stock Exchange. National bank ou!iu-
ING Wheeling w. Va
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-R1>y WAR SAVINGS STAMPS
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BUY WAR SAVINGS sTANs1~
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Total sales SEQ. 400.
Bonds $10.269. 00e.
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BUY WAR SAYINGS STAMPS
The broad ax., 1919-03-08
ART OF SELECTING DRAPERIEs
Wise Choosing and Placing Of Lamps
Lends an Air Of coziness to
the Home,

While the selection of draperies and
curtains is, possibly, the most obvious
method OF lending an air of coziness
to the home, the wise choosing and
placing of lamps is a factor which Is
equally important though too infre-
quently taken advantage of. To be
thoroughly comfortable and practical
during the evening hours, the home
should be equipped with a variety of
lamps, to meet the particular needs of
the moment. The fact that one does
not want the same kind of lighting at
all times becomes an important item
In the selection and arrangement of
fixtures, for, while a soft, mellow glow
is highly desirable for conversational
purposes, IL Is usually insufficient for
reading or other close work. The liv-
ing room should therefore be fur
nished with both types OF lamps, so
that II will be satisfactory at all times.
Proper illumination Of this room will
do much toward keeping the family
together In the evening. for 1t makes
1t possible for several people to do
their different work In comfort.
The broad ax., 1919-03-08
NEW PATTERN PRINTS SHOWN
Fabric Is Entirely English in Design
and Manufacture; Firm Like Per-
Gale; Dyes Warranted.

Some new English prints are In the
market. They are entirely English in
design and manufacture. the material
Is Of firm quality like percale and
the dyes are warranted. They come In
all cOlors-rose, pink. greens, blues,
terra Gotta, or really the new henna-
with the little Old-fashioned designs In
purple or lavender. The patterns are
small, delicate roses on the different
grounds, small conventional patterns,
and little leaf patterns combined with
a small round figure of some kind.
There are a few patterns with the ever
recurrent polka dot OF moderate size,
set rather far apart on white or col
ored grounds. Another old-time one
revived is the tiny, plnhead dot In
white on navy blue. These, however,
are exceptions, most Of the prints be-
ing In small, sometimes very tiny, all
over designs set closely. The only
thing in a way Of stripe Is indefinite,
formed Of lines of the dots. The
prints make up into very simple gowns
for women, children and young girls.
The broad ax., 1919-03-08
FASHION NOTES OF INTEREST

FIuted Pierrette collars, some of
them with scaIlops Or points to re-
lieve the roundtess. are TO be popu-
lar.
Flower toques, always charming. are
being shown a bit this year. Most
times they have a body of georgette
or straw with lust the top bepetaled.
A pretty little sport hat for south
ern winter Is Of bands Of oyster white
grosgrain ribbon q half-inch wide. A
BIT Of long white fringe lounges over
the side
A gorgeous evening coat for warm
er elimes Is OF apricot crepe meteor,
made In cape fashion with long points
over the arms and widely banded
about the bottom with chinchIlla.
A dancing frock Of yeiiow-green
satin suits slender style Of maid hy
being made with tight, old fashioned
bodice and ruined. fun tunIc with just
q peeping Of narrow skirt beneath.
Many Of the new blue serges ana
tricotines have wool in gray, embroi-
dsred in large designs over part of
TIE skirt
The broad ax., 1919-03-08
velvet FOR GIRLS
Material Makes Handsome Dress
for Little Misses.
Simplicity Is a Good Rule to Follow In
Development of Garments for
Children.

Black velvet or a good quality Of
velveteen makes very handsome dress
for a little girl Of six to twelve years.
Simplicity Is a good rule to follow In
the development of all garments for
children. II is especially important
when a rich. heavy material such as
velvet, velveteen or velours is chosen.
The design shown in the sketch Is an
excellent one. II is so simple that the
average home dressmaker can make
her own pattern. The dress is a mOdi-
fed Russian blouse, waist and skirt be-
ing gathered In simply at back and
sides, while the front shows wide box
plat or panel. The dress buttons at the
left front, and a narrow belt Of kid or
patent leather gives a smart touch to
the frock. This belt may be in black.
white, or color, according to choice.
Neck and sleeves are finished with
q frill of fine white Organdie or geOrg-
The broad ax., 1919-03-08
LINEN TEA CLOTHS CHARMING
Table Spread Combined With Filei
Crochet on Quaint Mahogany Fur
niture Is Greatly Admired.

A linen tea cloth combined with fla
crochet on a quaint old mahOgau
table was recently the subject of CON
ment and praise at an afternoon ta
and the hostess said; My store d
linen was small-just s. roll or two
but it was homespun by my two grand
mothers. Both these dear ladies loved
to tell tales of thei- early days. 0nt
had spun her linen IN New England
and the other in Old England, and
determined to enhance my heirlOOns
with my own handiwOrk.
This tea table cover has only 2
inch square of linen in its center, hui
the filet lace is broad enough to make
1t seem of considerable size. The Ac
motif is the crown and Scepter u
honor of my British ancestry. AnOtha
cover / value is made from the end;
of an old hOmespun sheet re-eE
forced 1t on the under side with hne
stitching before i made ii into a dinnei
cloth. 1t has some inSets Of ilet and
wherever it had to be cut or punched
strengthened the linen By running
little embroidery stitch around it. This
made-over linen has been, re-created
in odd moments and is a treasure to
me, and / know nv daughters will sF
preciate it and add TO it as l have
done"