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QUOTED VALUES
ADVANCED To
HIGHER LEVELS

NEW YORK. Nov. 2-Qutted values
81 many stocks including the faH,Ita
'specuiatiLr issues. mounted 10
Ihrishts last week. regardless OF .nT
tabor crisis. sensational rates ,"r 'a''
lroney and other unscttl:nE lactnrS.
Trading was more spectacular ''"n
|thC "Ntravagant movements OF t'' r,
yea In fact. October rStaoiSnc" = ~
ord for dealings IL stocks an" 49,
without parallel in fifteen years. -
deutal!y a seat on the exchange s"l! 49,,
500 600 About $4,000 in excess OF any
previous figure. So.
MANY nov nlaxiynums wcr. padr by
stocks which a year ago were hHI"n ~,
war brides" but now are reSsIhru 81"
standard peace" industrIaIs. ~ -.
Nals there were Indications OF IN Ma
sion Of the short interest but the AS
rressions Of that faction were most OF
ten overcome. ,,,s,
AS has been the case for months pas
much Of the trading was tTaCeAotr
incrtiur sources which seem l" pc liIue
pendcu; Of local financial aSS!stSS .,',
| The excellent quarterly statement OF the
limited states Steel Corporation crew
|attcr,iou t. loss prominent issues -
like drsrript:ou. these. together Win
Monuments featuring t"hS"ct"
spart OF the weeks enlarged huHin"SS'
Further weakness or i"re'Hn
change. par,icu,arly L. Italy ana Ter
mani ron,;uurG to react upon the more
imnEr,ant crnterS. Thus far the new
!British government; loan. which ElNes
avery promise of success. has had littIe
lcffeC, toward strengthening sterling
! bills ~ this market. s...,
New capital offerings for moderate
amounts were readily absorbed. but gen
lerai investment conditions were not ma
I.rriolly altered, the bond market mani
|fcstinr no Improbable tendency 10 throw
|orS Is long prevailing heavinessi
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CARRANzA FCRESiES
PEACEFUL ELECTION

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WEIRT0N

WElRTDN. W. Va. N"\N. :. N'in"i,
Taik.Sh. will known Greek. Wa arrested
lat" last night on Il warrant FROM Jus
tee Thus. =. HUiinan'~ office. charging
him with h"In. the owner Of plac"
whore gaming WAS permitted. IN" AT
rest was mad" in connection wiki last
Sunday, raid on u crowd Of gamblers
six Of whom were arrested and are now
In Jail. Tho case Will probably com"
before the Hancock county grand jury
which meets next week.
Better postal service for W"lrt0n ana
Holidays Cove is assured and VIII
start Saturday Of This week. when n'aiI
will be hauled from N" St"uh"rVlll"
offic" to both tn" iOllIday'S Gov" an"
Welrton office over the St"uh"nHiIlr,
WrllsburG and Weir,on Traction Lines.
The car crews have received their orders
TO take care Of tho mail beginning Sal :.
urday Steubenville has splendid man
service being on III" main line 81 the
Panhandle railroad. Tho sCh"dul" on
tho Chester branch. which previously
has brought all mail 10 W"irtnn and tn"
Cove is slow with only one or two trains
a day. Beginning Saturday several mail
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ClEWS DISCUSSES The
INDUSTRIAL SITUATION

NEW YORK Nov. 2.-DiscuSSing the
.r;,r.,riai situation. Henry tI"wS says
Wnilr n" strong stand of the PreSi,
l..nt and MS administration in regard
q, industrial ruuditi"nS has rraSShr"d
..,r.r;IinrS. IL remains To be seen now tar
D.; viii Ia. possible I" bridge over tnr
,r....ut situation without mu"h surfer
~. rn th,. par: - tn" community: me
...,.,-,l sentiment ~ N" country - EVIL
L.n,iy i,.nIrd H.. administration IN us
.,aI n.ir. p"l.ry. y't IN" Application 81
Inn, rrll,v 81 fuil would nor b" alto
,.,;h,r ...,-y + u vigorous StriN" SHOULD
1(rmoI!, II, Itt'uTrted by. large BODY
II rr.n-r~ Suspension If mining. even
-, rI-t would a. pointed out ny me
Ir.Si,Ir..t ~ h'S striking statement "t
D,.rul,r - result in IN" incid"nta! SnS-
,,.,s!ru # many industrial enterprises
yyyi,u ..r?Stgucnt losses whi"h could not
bin affecting the Valu" OF the SharcS
-. Ir,Cn concerns. Meanwhile. tho steel
str,k.. and Uiurr :ah"r disturbances ar"
.,r,wiuG to . close. and the outcome
,,,.u,.I.d with IN, lack of any support IN
rul':r vpiaion. has been diScouraElng To
,hnS., who contemplate the calling "f
r,.y strikes ii tho SANE general Variet%;
ri.~. r~rruiuH the fact that period
II -,,lu~tr:al disturbance and unrest Is
.r. ,h,. country. ard ihat great eau
...,, ~ ;nc purchaS'' ard a"!diuC OF m
r,,.friai >,.,.uriti'S - u"trSSAEN
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WARRINGTON

son ,;cnr.;r - Clarkshurg attended the
lam, Thursday "Ecning given by inc
t'nrr LEAF ,'i,.,"r club IN Tn" Eagles
,,u
, Mr.. y u Hamilton cntcr-
Mr. an" ,.,r,,x,.,., ,Ionrin. rarly at
lalu'u ,.;,'t t,rrd,v r\rnirg.
So"H ,,,,rI I,rx Is a business visitor
Iowa" "'e
!" ,~L,,,,S Moore of fhlIadrlphia is
Mrs. h''r''S " +, II Mayors
me. E"sl NJ q Y t:orfon have re-
MF' '"u M rai ,,crIIs' ,jSit m on
turh'u HN'' -
eng =" r,,.,...r,ld las returned from
-. ~. ii, m R,,.Lcs'.r
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ST. MARYS

Miss Hazel White entertained NUM-
b,r Of friends with 4 Halloween parry
at her homo on Dewey avenue, frluay
evening The walls wcr" adorned ny
Autumn branches in when mihE,cu !"e
crytcSuue symbols Of the Halloween
season. while jack oHantcrns and pump
kin faces glowcd and grnncd furnish
ing a weird lighting effect GhoSt
stories were told in the dark and othcr
modes of diversion suitable for Hal
lowcen were IN order. Al the proprr
hour n delicious Halloween supper was
served.
The Junior Christian Endravor Soct-
etv.of the 81. MaryS NJ. j. church held
candy sale nj Stanlcy's store. SATURDAY
afternoon. Nov. 1.
Russell Wright. OF Park"rsours'
transacted business here Thursday.
Rev u. G. DALEY was business call
er NJ Williamstown. Thursday.
c. 7. Craig was over at Charleston
few days this week.
Ed Hall vas at Sistersville Friday.
Rev. l.. r. Douglas. Of Mtddl"t"wn'
O.. spent fcw days hcre this week.
Mr.. and Mrs. Chas. Morgan spent Sat-
urday at Parkcrsburg with relatives.
Mr. and Mrs. Earl Snyder and family
OF Eureka visited relatives her" Friday:
Ray ShIuEirton. Harry Morgan and
Charles Calvin were at Bear Run on
Thursday.
Ira Rrammcr. of Sugar Valley. was a
business caller here Friday.
Attorney Ross wells was at Clarks-
burg few days this week.
Meredith Nichols and son Harry. or
Maxwell. were in town Wednesday.
Howard Rowland. of Bcns' Run. was
caller here Friday.
II. ?. Gallohcr was at Parkcrsourg on
Thursday.
Lyel Phillips was at Marietta Thurs
day.
l.. p. EdCcll bought house and lot OF
Mrs. Stout on Fourth street this week.
II. S. Gardner. of Icns Run. was a
business caller here Friday.
4. s. Grimm was q business visitor
down the river Thursday.
J. 4 Martin. Of Parkcrsburg. was a
business caller here Friday.
Mrs r. A. Mrricc is the guest OF rel
ativcs in Ohio this week.
Hays Williams was at Marietta Fri
day.
Mr. and Mrs. Thurman Johns and
children Of Akron. Ohio, arc visiting
friends here.
Mrs. Dan B. Fleming was at Marietta
Friday.
Lon Flowers has purchased the vacant
lot Of Mrs. Green HaddoX on Cherry
street. and will erect n dwelling and
store building.
Capt. Mclaughlin and George Phillips
were at Wheeling Thursday attending n
shrine meeting.
Mrs Santiford RumEardncr was shop
ping Mt Marietta Friday.
Bill pots"n was at Sistersvillc Friday.
Mrs. Ed Trip!c,t shoppcd at Marietta
Friday.
Chns. Illlngsworth is homo from Ken
lucky. whcrc he has been employed in
the oil fields.
Frank Barron was at Sistcrsville Fri
day.
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MOUNDSVILLE
NEWS
LAUNCH RED CROSS
DRIVE IN MARSHALL
MISS MoURoT, RETURNED OVER
SEAS WORKER, RELATES HER
EXPERIENCES AT MEETING.
Judge Sommerville Speaks at Court
House Tonight-Drive On to

Judge Sommervil1e Speaks at Court
House Tonight-Drive On to
Raise $4,000.
The Red Cross Kohl call, Cr MEM
bcrship campaign, was launched her"
yesterday afternoon AT Il hig mass meet
!nE in tn" Park theatre. IN which several
prominent citizens took part. The meet
me- WIS called to order by Captain W.
j. Alexander. and was closed with tho
rector OF st. Francis Makers Catholic
church.
l,r q. f. Covert gave n tive-minut"
talk on the work Of the Rcd Cross as h"
saw u during tn" war and OF thu work
tn" Red Cross Is dong and Will CON
tiru" to do. during tn" r"conStructl"n
period.
: Miss Nan Mourot. who hls been horn"
from overseas only II few days. gay"
an interesting recital Of IN" work of
Tho Rcd Cross aS she saw II and assist
cd IN il In FraurC. Serbia and other
war torn countries In Europe. VI -
Mrurol spent cigEtCcu months overseas,
and with hor wrd" cNpcricuc" Was abb"
10 give 4 thrilling review Of tn" w"rh
there.
: Attorney Martin Brown delivered thu
mann address OF tho afternoon. spanking
mt length Of conditions all over Tia"
country and OF the work thai Tn" Rcd
Cross will do to better Cond li"ns 70:
humanity.
Another Rcd Cross ncctIng Will h"
held in tho court h"uS" lhiN evening.
Il, which tine Judi-" i. T. S"mrnCrIt'i'
rN,i;l deliver IN" address.
These meetings lUuurh a campaign n
Marshall county in winch . * IN. ara
L. raise $4,000 for 'E" Red ''rv~s.
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HUNTING FOR YOUNG
MAN RHODES SCHOLAR

BOSTON. Nov. 2.--Thr first Rhodes
scholars 10 b" appointed from IN"
United States for two years were an
nounced tonight by Professor Frank
tute OF Technology. American secretary
OF the Rhodes trustees. who was n
charge of the selection. The names or
SiNty-thr"e wcr" announced. the luLi
number but one allotted To tn" United
States this year instead of the yearly
quota of 81. The same numbrr Will DO
appointed next year Professor Aydci-
otte said, To make up for the two years
during which the scholarships were Sus-
pended on account OF the war.
The men selected this year were those
who would hcvc gone I" oxford III 1918
and 1919. respectively. had 1t not been
for the war Those selected rs of l@lN
will enter Oxford next January ana
those selected as Of 1919 Will enter next
October. The competition was kccner
than at any time during tho tiftrcn
years since the scholarships began. Pro-
lessor Aydcluttc said. dug III large meas
urc TO increased interest 70 England re-
sulting from the war.
quota for the United States Will bs
thirty-two. the distribution among ;ha
states being 80 arranged that cacf state
will send one man two years ont or
every three. Tho method OF selection
has been entered in two ways.
The qualifying examination in Latin,
Greek and mathematics, formerly 70
uuired Of all candidates. has now bHcn
abandoned: and committees OF selection
are composed Of cx-Rhodcs scholars
acting under the Charmanship or one OF
the leading educational men OF tn" state.
Subject to ratification Of the Rhodes
trustees. those whose selection was an
nounCed tonight included:
Kentucky: 1919. l. (. Powers. ClcVe-
land Georgetown collcge).
Virginia: 1919. Arthur Kyle Davis,
jr. University OF Vifginia.)
West Virginia: 1915. Julian Lamar
Hagan. Huntington. (Wrst virginia
University
Ohio: 1919. &. l.. Mock. cleveland
western Reserve univCrsityD
Pennsylvania: 1919, John NJ. Clarke
Philadelphia. university Of Pennsyl'
vania)
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IRON REVIEW

NEW YORK. Nov. Higher prices
n the way OF premiums paid for prompt
delivery to consumers have been hoteu
n ho,E iron and steel during the past
week In steel the demand IoF se
Finished products has unearthed scar
~ which in turn has been the SignaI
kGr a stronger demand from consumers.
21rcmiumS ranging from SO to 50 per
on have been the rule ana oilIetS anu
bars have shared N the ao'ahCT. has
BEEN noted that the leading INTERESTS
show tendency TO quote eStaoiishea
prices whereas tn" smaller independents
interests are taking the tnltlatiNc
Exrort demand continues heavy but
..ii,s have, hr,.u limited h"cauS" OF the
unsettled situation in the domestic ti''lI
III also because many az the plants are
,nnkrd W for the remainder OF IN" year
and are consequently unaol" 10 quote
L.livrrv un the Inquiries rrctiNr". IN
.xnortS light products are pa:tlSu1aVlS
,,rung the demand for sheets DarS'" !,
.,rnrlrts and tin plat" being eSceptinnal'
An !nruirv for IN non toms Of htll"t> from
E.I".u,n is noted here hut little nope -
Entertained that an order wouIo pe
clos"d ,. ;
TIN, market for prompt delivery iron
- generally from 81 :" s. per ton h'E =,
- .n.n thr prices which prevailed d.
r,cilv after the steel strike. BUSINESS
Tor i.an ~ being done b. some interests
Inn, lhrr, are many factors IN the t3"t
that are unwilling To commit InE'nSe'''S
unfl labor becomes MGR" S'tt!cd;
TOPPER continues remarkably dull and
IN. coal strike and tte-up OF the local
n,rts hav. been pointed 10 az reasons
for The failur" Of consumers 7" cover
for their needs. Further easing OK III
price has been noted. 49,,
Lead continues firm with some ou9i-
.,,.ss russIux at the established price.
Zinc showed an easier tone IN the mar
Get during III" last t"w uaSS. 49, ~.
- .xpnrt demands on account OF the
,nS,t;1n ~ tin. London market - men
tinnrl A.: ne chief reason for the easy
tone. .,
,bc rnr.tl mort put TIM Strik" II tn"
,n"rrr,rrn has interviewed :" prevent
,,,,rI,,,l movement and in consequences
,h,, rmarRr, for available spot tin CON
..nutS f:rm II: around 90 cents per
..,,tuI
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WarMood Personals.

Mj:s AnnI krNfl. Of West LlOerty. -
y.sii.nl; :r:"iid~ hare.
Mis- I.llnn Si,llw"N. Of Bridgeport.
~ Visiting friends her.
!. g M,K"uu"dy. "f Pittsburgh. - a
business .ail"r IN ihls city.
Miss Ester Montgomery % visiting
friends At Newark. -.
Hurry i. Patterson IT M1rgantnwn. Is
y!SIt.ni: relatives here
.rhn Little. former WArwoud boy. l..
Visiting friends here.
Mr. T. r. Y"ag"r. Of Pittsburgh. -
visiting friends here.
Halle Mayer. uf South Warwood. IL
laid UP with bad arm.
Mr.. and Mrs. - Robinson. ~ Detroit
Mirh. il tn" guest "f Mrs. Patterson:
Mrs w II. Burns has returned after
4 lU~-S 20 Charleston.
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WON BIZ KEYSER PREP.

Special Dispatch to THE Intelligence.
KEHSER. W. Va. Nov. 2.-Th" foot
school won from the K"y>,r High Squad
vest crday. - To- .. All IA" subs wcr"
used tn" latter part "t IN" game by tn
the Props =" as /" SAY" tn" strength
OF tho first men for Tuesdays hari
Test here with Terra Alta High lSCl.
Roth. Bond and Walker played we'll for
the Props. Will" Johnson. tho h.Eh
school coach. who played with his tam.
was a tower of strength, lie was as
sisted by Hruscr. Glover and L. Wei,
NchunCc whose catch Of a long t"rwar!
pass pIar.d high ~ ~ S""rIuS posi-
ton
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DECLARED rHNocEw

NtW GOkk. Nov. 9.-Julius FrOst-
mann and tn" firm OF F'r"stmann& Tlorf-
man company. who were accused Of be
ing involved N GermBny'S wool plot"
exposed by the state departments d.s-
r"vcry carly III 1915 ~ tho 'TIans Smith
letters 10 tho imperial government,
have been declared innocent OF Ill
blame. In letter to their counsel.
made public tonight. M"rtnn r. Lewis.
former state attarncy general, reversed
his opinion by which on April ;. 1918.
he approved subordInate's finding that
they were disloyal citizens.
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WARWOOD
General Committee Meeting.

The general committee Gill meet Mon
day evening at the high school building
for their purpose Of completing arrange
mcnts for tho banquet that Is to b."
given for the local soldiers on Armistice
Day. The general public is invited 10
attend this meeting Monday evening to
give their opinions.
The banquet Will h" held in the socinl
room Of IN" Lutheran church and pre-
variations will be made for about 100
soldiers
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STATE NEWS .;

CHARLESTON. Nov. - ThHy-vnc
men wrrc kIllrd in thu. coal mining in
dustry in West Virginia during S"pi"in-
b"r. according To tn" report of the de-
partm"ut OF mines which shows lhni ~
were killed insld" rhr mines and three
outside.
MOI'NDSvILLE Nov. -. u Trrrll.
warden. has established II might school
Tor inmates ~ tn" stat" p"urr"ni.ary
here.
CHARLESTON. Nov. : twenty-five
Thousand copies If Il bulletin entitled
"Thr Road Ahead for West Virginia"
nrr being distributed in III" stat" by
tn" Good Roads Federation IN support
Of the proposed amendment IT, the %tut"
constitution To authurIz" IN" issuance r
bonds. not /" exceed s3000O0V0 for the
CONSTRUCTION Of roads.
III NTlNGTON. Nuv. = Local "nic.rs
Of Ia" former West virginia Natiuna!
Guard HAY" invited officers ut the old
guard L. hold = reunion her" November
u and arrnng" for n permanent reunion
as OGI3tlun.
CHARLESTON Nov. 1.-The stat" road
commission has approved plans OF tho
Logan county court FOR rOad impruN"-
IncnLS th"r". and II Sl.000.G06 bond cleo
ri"n ~ that purpos" will be held in
december
MDlNDSNlLLE. Nov. DIR. Martin
l.. Bunar. ut MoundSvillc. has accepted
appointment as member Of the ColleE"
Of Modern" faculty in West Virginia
University and will taxi" up his work
thcr" JHLuary list.
Elkins. Nov. AT it, annual meet
ing her" recently tn" ElkinS Commercial
club adopted resolutions endorsing tn"
aliltud" of President Wilson and GuVcr-
nor toruwcll on tho coal strike question.
CHARLESTON. Nov. - rho FIRST
"i"aCh"rarc" 20 hc established IN west
Virginia is in operation AT the Concord
Normal Athens. and IS Tor women teach
"rS uf that school. II ~ the result Of
efforts mac" by President &. &. Rossry
10 cut down tho cost Of living for the
teachers Of his school, who are housed
and boarded at cost.
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Elected Officers.

Friday evening IA" Junior circle No.
Of the Kings daughters was organized
with Mrs : j. Rcall in charpr. Tn" fol-
lowing Officers were "lCCt"d' Leader.
Miss Virginia Jenkins: vice leader. Miss
katherine Biddlc: secretary. Miss Irene
Holmes. treasurer. Miss Ethel Marsh,
and Miss Margaret Hunter.
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Literary Program.

Thr Junior High School Literary So
.rl,iv VII p!v" an int"rcstiur program
I'r,,!sv ,N..:. TX, NoV"f1hrr .th At IN"
a.=h :,.hn"t .'':idaHE cree; interest ha~
hr,.l rau!i"~i'i ~ literary work ihiS
term and SOM wy Interesting FRO
u-.lIrS ar" br.rs arranged ~ The two
Senior high spricll"<.
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Ministerial Association

Tho MoundsNille Ministerial Assocl-
alton Will meet this morning al ten
o'clock III regular session. The meeting
Will he held in the First Presbyterian
church and the paper Will be read by
RrN. C. &. slater All members arc
urged TO be present.
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, largo uurnl, O." ,.'s,;inii .Ti.,i
Prom, nc various precincts. W"r" IA town
Saturday md pr"rti'I 49," ipi'"i boxes
Pr thu road h,rt 'l.c'u,n. which viii
AXE Mace tomorrow
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FIRST Number Enjoyed.

Tho first number "f the WLrwood
Lyccum course Saturday evening was
enjoyed 10y Il large crowd. although the
weather conditions kept large number
away. The entertainers were m" best
ever heard in this town. In speaking :"
II. A. Smith. chairman. he stated tha'
the committee and himself was well sat
iSficd with the success Of the first meet
ing
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DELIGHTFUL Party.

Mss EstrllH Meyer entertained
large number Of her friends Saturday
evening with II delightful party at her
h"mc on Wurwood avenue. Music and
games made the evening jolly on"
Miss Myers is spending the week end nj
home. as she is student At IN" phi"
l'niNnrSilN
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DEMONSTRATION.

At Ia" high school building Monday
evening Mrs. Susan Cooke. instructor or
ihr home nursing class. Will Civ" 4 de-
ON tuberculosis treatment.
Many Warwond ladies hay" taken 4
great interest in lXys work and lare"
class is expected Monday evening
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Joint Meeting.

The Ladies sewing club and -" Jun
Tor Swing circle viii hold 4 JOINT met
ing Tuesday evening at IN" nome or
Mrs. j. Logan. tn" purpose ~ this
rrrrling y To- make plans for social ar
lair. After tho business Session So
sal hour Will be enjoyed by all
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mr.. comptou I,ectured.

Or. NJ. j.. Compton gave the second OF
series of illustrated lectures yesterday
evening in the First VI. r. church In,
lecture was on The Ihfc Of Christ. and
n large audicrcc heard Dr. Compton
These lectures are free and everybody Is
invited TO attend.
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MoundSvillr Lodge M. rs T. ?. 0:
EkS turned out sunday afternoon ana
attended the funeral Of David kidder'
who died in Petersburg Thursday M;
Kiddcr formerly lived in this city ana
was a member of the ElkS.
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WfnerH Arc Oniet.


go FAR th"r" hr> h"'n ma vinl"m""
among local miners Hnd 1t is though
thai thr strikers Will h, very uuirr.
None Of the miners are working hit
everything is in readiness FOX tiA~ viii
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Five Hundred Club.

The members Of the FiV" Hundred
cub will he entertained Wednesday AZ
trrnn"n at the homo Of Mrs. Joseph
Bishop. The afternoons PaStimc Will be
give hundred aud at ) o'Clo"k dainty
luncheon " I, kC served.
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Paving StRrted,

PAVING las been started on Third
street. WArwond. \ number Of survey
ur., have been working the last few. day.
lining things IN aud some cXccvatlng
work has already been made.
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missionary Society.

The regular November meeting OF me
Womans' Miss lOnary Society OF the
First Presbyterian church this evening
at 100 will be held.
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cr$' return. \ number of miners al
tn buy arms In local stores sat
urday, but on advice Of tn" authorities
local dealers refused 10 gel them any
W,.npDps
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RIVER rELEGRAMS.

DAVIS ISLAND DAM II feet. rising:
clear. .
cloudy.
OH CITY 50 feet. falling; clear.
Iytjgrk:s: ~ feet. falling: clear.
pAJKERaRG7 LI az feet rising;
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MOl'NDSHILLE Nov. -. u TrrrIll.
warden. has established II night school
Tor inmates "f tn" stat" T"uir"ni!ary
hi.rE.
The Wheeling intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1903-1961, 1919-11-03

waterproof Covers for all uses.
Tel 6s3. Wheeling Tent s. Awning Co.
The Wheeling intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1903-1961, 1919-11-03

Elkjns. Nov. AT it, annual meet
ing her" recently tn" ElkinS Commercial
cluh adopted resolutions endorsing tn"
attitude of President Wilson and Cover
nor tornwCll on tho coal strike Gu.&tIon
New Britain herald., 1919-03-07

FOR LE-Half-p price. Three Cy
 phers incubatOrs; condition excel lent. Apply to Chas. II. Aspinwall, Berlin, Ct. 3-7-2dx