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The Birmingham age-herald. [volume] (Birmingham, Ala.) 1902-1950, 1919-09-16
STRONG MEASURES CERTAIN
nv Associated Press


Washington, September 15.-The 1tal-
ian ambassador advised the state de-
partment today that the military penal
code would be invoked to put down the
mutiny of the Italian irregular soldiers
who under the command of Gabrielle
D'Annunzio, invaded Fiume.
The ambassador showed dispatches
from his government saying Premier
Nitti disapproved the action of the
troops, and addressed parliament Wig
orously. Energetic measures would be
taken. he said. to extend the extraoroif
nary situation at Fiume. Nitt, ne
said, was supported by very large ms
jority of the italian government, M
gliding the official. or radical social
lists.
The Birmingham age-herald. [volume] (Birmingham, Ala.) 1902-1950, 1919-09-16

Jackson, Minn.. September Is.
A. c. Towniey, president of the
National Nonpartisan league, and
Joseph Gilbert, former organlxa-
tion manager. were sentenced to
three months In the jackson county
fan here today BY Judge e. c.
Dean, without alternative Of fine.
Tewnley and Gilbert were convict
The Birmingham age-herald. [volume] (Birmingham, Ala.) 1902-1950, 1919-09-16
Str 81 WORKERS OF
CHICAGO ORDERED
70 SUSPEND WORK

~ cago, September 15.-An or
eee directing steel workers in the
'igO district to suspend work
@Es Monday was issued tonight
ssy theodore Wind. president OF the
saofis Chicago Trades md Labor
assembly. Mr.. Wind said that the
~fdcT, which affected 10000
workers. was issued ON authority
% the steel workers. association
nsaa would not be rescinded.
The Birmingham age-herald. [volume] (Birmingham, Ala.) 1902-1950, 1919-09-16
First Loss of Life
From Storm Reported
At Least Is Persons Dead at Corpus, Christi
Texas, Thousands Made Homeless
and Property Damage Placed
at 100000

First definite of life loss late Monday from the
Texas gulf coast territory stricken Sunday by tropical hur
that swept in from the gulf
Flooded by and battered by gales the city of Corpus
Christi appeal for help late Monday estimating it's
dead sup twenty-five more with 5000 persons home
need property damage approximatng 49,
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Roosevelt Appointed Secretary

By Nss0cIzNu TreS -
New York, September l.-Capta.n
Kermit Roosevelt has been appointed
secretary of the American Ship and
Commerce corporation. the holdln ;
company of the Cramps Shipbuiiding
company and the Kerr Navigation
company, it was announced today.
The Birmingham age-herald. [volume] (Birmingham, Ala.) 1902-1950, 1919-09-16
FILNE IS ENTERED BY
10000 ITALIAN TROOPS;
BRITISH ORDERED OUT
Fall of Nitti Government
Feared in Peace Confer
ence. Circles Because OF
Italian Premier's Denun-
citation of D'AnnutziO

Paris, September l5.-Twen-
ty-six thousand Italian troops
are now in Fiume, according
to the latest advices to the ltal-
ian peace delegation here. The
British and French troops lave
left the city, lowering their
flags at D'Annunzio's request.
The Italians are being reinfored
constantly by deserters from the rsS-
ular organization. 1t is feared in sei-
eraI conference circles that the Ma
government may fall because of the
premier's denunciation of DAnnunzto
Signor Tittani, minister of foreign
affairs, is returning to Italy tomor'
row.
The Wheeling intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1903-1961, 1919-02-12
McMechen Personals.

Mrs. Jones. of Fourth street i:: able
10 be out following r. brief illness.
Lyle Burns. Of Moundsville. spent the
day in this city on business.
Charles Schane. Sr.. is confined al
his home on Logan street. seriously Ill
John Lash. Of Wheeling was bust
ness vlsitor in this city to-day.
Miss Dorothy Sislcr is employed ef'
ter n brief illness.
Mrs. D. G. Honcvor. OF Washington
has returned home. after 4 weeks Visit
here with friends.
Fred Nicuman was called 10 Sardis
yesterday by the illness Of his mother
Harvey Rude spent the day nj Bridge
port. on business.
. Paul Tribbett continues i'll at his
home onyGranr avenue.
Mike Cusack, who was recently re-
leased from service. has accepted
nosi,ion at the Wheeling Steel and 1ror
mill.
Mr.. and Mrs. CARRIER have returned
homo after n brief visit with relative:
IN Keyscr.
Miss Gladys Pearl. Of West Liberty
is visiting friends here for NUMBER o.
days.
Wayne Gatcwood. Of the Univcrsit!
Of pittSpurgh. is NlS!llhR h's P''|''
In this city for a few dnys.
6. J. Lock. Of Huntington. spent yes
to-day in this city with friends.
Miss Grace Young. Of Marietta. J!
visiting friends here for several days:
Charles Clark spent last evening VIII
friends nj Martins Ferry.
Mr.. and Mrs. T.. II. Dnwler left thi'
morning for Cameron, where the! VII
spend a number of months.
+. r. Nichols has ercturncd 10 TN!
city after brief visit al Spencer VIII
friends.
John Waytc. Of Wheeling. spent yes
tcrday in this city on business.
r. J. Shepherd. of Wheeling. was call
ing on friends in this city yesterday.
l.. ]. Pshowen. OF Cleveland. has re
turned home after brief visit here.
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IN
GREATER DEMAND

NEW YORK. Feb. 11.-Trad:ns in
stocks today was Of the customary ante
holiday. character In that dealings were
light and limited largely to specialties.
notably those recently under severe SELL
ing pressure
There was hurried covering Of shorts
In oils, predicatcd. presumably. upon rc-
ports Of q more amieahie undersiana'ns ;
with Mexican interests. while rallles IN
steels and related equipments prooaolJ
resulted from an over-eItenstou OF tho
bear account
q In several instances improvement was
traceable to specific causes, as. for en-
ample, United Fruit. which advanced 3 Il
points on announcement of an increase
in the quarterly dividend from TO "a
per cent. together with an extra ois-
bursement OF half on per cent.
Gains among equipments ranged rom
I to poins Steel Foundries, General
Electric, American Car and Pressed steer
Car leading the advance tnited states
Steel managed to gain a large traction
much Of which woS forfeited later.
Motors, Tobaccos. Dtstilling shares.
Hide and Leather preferred and Anefl-
can Can embraced the other hr1n 70
after issuance Of teh annual report
which showed a net loss OF almost 3d.
100000.
Rails were IN demand for brief pc.
riod. but became hstless ana s 3nssisn
Pacific rising points. which 800, iss
subsidiary. reacted as much Sa1es
amounted to $4,000 shares
All call loans were made az Per ce en-
cent, time funds holding at the per
Liberty issues supplied the only fea-
ture Of the bond market. the Eo9f1n tHS
making a new minimum at s3.75. Tota'
-aies 5nar value) aggregated s11.s75. 600.
Old eo,foon and registered As gained
Y<S cent ON call.
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| Ask. Bid.
GUTTER, EGGS AND CHEESE.

NEW YORK, Feb. Rutt'r-~tirm
creamery higher than extras. ~ :. "a
81. creamery extras %" *corel. ~ II
n 80. tirsts, 5444Sta: packing stock
rnrrnn. make. No >. 3@i& M%i.
E;gps---Eirm: fresh gathered extras
4Sr: mag: fresh gathered regular pack
ri extra hrsts. t7ia As; do NrStS. d6 ~
a.. stale: Pennsylvania and nearby
western, hcnncry whites. fine /" fancy
67m5S:i state. Pennsylvania and nearby
hcnurry Whites. ordinary 10 prime. 'pdV
~. state. Pennsylvania and nearby hen
merry browns. iNm54; do tath"rcd
browns and mixed cnlors. A. Z" ~.
Chccsc--f,aSSr: stat" current maR'
snn,ials. II: Il" average run. ~ -.
Dressed poultry firm: I"kiE. -t!@
SCI. others unchanscr.
Flour UNCHANGED.
The Wheeling intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1903-1961, 1919-02-12
WELLSBURG
Influenza.

Thu following now cases of influenza
were reported on Tuesday afternoon ut
$3.50 by Chief Of Police Porter. eight
cases by DR.. r. r. Dare. ono case e*ch
at tho following places: Tho Mrs. Rid
dc home on Yankee street. Earth resi-
dcncc. Sixth and Yankee streets. Bar
ciIa. between Fifth and Fourth streets
on Yankee street: Wirkhan's.' Charles
street: bowman. Twcnty-scvcnth street
and Pleasant avenue; Miss Jennie Duval
residence. Main street. and one case at
200 High street.
The Wheeling intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1903-1961, 1919-02-12
CHICAGO LIVE STOCK.

CHICAGO. Feb.1 l.-HoEs-Receipls,
$4,000; a few carly sales steady to 1vc
lower. closed strong with yesterdays
average. Day prices unchanged.
Cattle-Rcccipts. $4,000; beef ana
butcher cattle mostly Is to soc lower;
Gamers and calves steady: stockers ana
feeders slow 10 &c lower. Beef cat
tie: Good, choice and prime. $lE.:s0
1000: common and medium. $1O.40v
1925. Butcher stock: Cows and Aeif-
ers, s6.75@l4.75. stockers and reed
ers: GOOD, choice and fancy. ale.SoO
1880: inferior, common and medium:
sS,oOal0.Jo, Veal calves: GOOD and
choice. Sl5.00Tl5.50.
shccp-Receipts. $4,000; lambs most
~ Is to csc lower: sheep. yeariin1s and
feeders about steady, The day I9iees
unchanged, I
The Wheeling intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1903-1961, 1919-02-12

Pittsburgh. where she will visit her
grandmother. ta
Miss Tcrcsea Bechca WaA visiting
friends in this city on Monday evening.
Miss Laverne Hughes Of Wcirton vis'
tied I'M this city on Monday evening.
Miss Myrna James Of Steubcnville.
Ohio. was n guest OF Mss Eleanor Ia
vies of this city on Monday. -
Miss Henrietta Leonard Is i'll at her
home on Yankee street.
Mr.. and Mrs. Elisha Craft have re-
turned homo after spending several days
with Mrs. Crafts sister. Mrs. FolEcr,
in Cleveland, Ohio.
Mrs. Robert Porter and daughter,
Elizabeth. arrived home Sunday evening
after spending several months in CO.
lumbus.
Mendcl Cusick is seriously Ill at nis
home on Charles street OF Influenza ctNi
pneumonia.
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Alfred H, Youngstown, Ohio.
M'MECHEN
Dance Thursday.

Thursday evening In the ST. James
hall. the Married Mems Club of Benwood
will hold their annual dance. The al
fair promises to be one Of the. LARGEST
successes Of the season. A good time
is being anticipated by those who expect
10 attend A jazz orchestra has been
secured for the occasion. and q numoet
Of late selections Will be rendered. Az
n late hour n luncheon will be served:
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Marriage Licenses.

Anthem Echert and Catherine Spec
hnrdt of Pittsburgh. Pm.
George + Black OF Turtle Creek. Fa..
and Ecmia G. Tylarcky OF Cast Pitts.
burgh. Pa.
Elroy NJ. Zimmerman and Teresa l..
MarchiAnds of Jeanette. Pa
Harry Ludcrman of New kensinEton.
Pa. and Iva ksney Of SprInkdale. Pa.
Robert Hutchinson and Edna Turk Of
Butler Pa
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Entertained.

4 reception was given at the home Of
Mr.. and Mrs. Marshall D. Green on
Monday evening In honor Of Mr.. Rich
ard Churchman, who has bcen spending
Today furrnuGh at his home here. He
returned to Camp Jcssup. Georgia, Oh
Tuesday Only members Of the tmme-
diatc family were present at tho rcccp-
ton,
The Wheeling intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1903-1961, 1919-02-12
EntertaIns Society.

Last evening at her home on tiith
street, Mrs. Ira Underwood entertained
the members OF the Woman's Homo MIS-
sionary Society. After a business scs-
sion was held. the remainder OF the eve
ming was devoted to Il social hour. The
evening was brought to close by
delicious luncheon.
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Entertained Friends.

Monday evening nj her home on Logan
street. Miss Francis kildow entertained
n number OF her friends at an informal
gathering. Dancing and music were the
pastimc Of the evening. The affair was
concluded Ivy Il delicious luncheon.
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Rehearsal for Play.

\ rehearsal Wns held last evening IN
The public school auditorium FOR the
play which is 70 he given by the Hen
wood fire dcpartmc Friday evening
prcparat ions arc being made for large
crowd. due % the advanced sale Of
tickets.
The Wheeling intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1903-1961, 1919-02-12
n.1nannd Prom Navy.

Billie Hawthorn surprised All Ills
friends Monday when he arrived nome
after spending the past TWO years jill
Ihc United States Navy. Hawthorn has
had cutie an experience since he left
This community and nc has been over
seas about eight times.
The Wheeling intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1903-1961, 1919-02-12
Talce Report.

The report that Fred Craddock died
while at Spencer attending his wifes
funeral yesterday, was false. word
was received hero to-day from Spencer
stating that Mr.. Craddocli continues III,
but nothing is serious.
The Wheeling intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1903-1961, 1919-02-12
Paw Day Yesterday.

The employees Of tho National Tube
and Riverside works received their semi
monthly pay yesterday. The business
houses in tho city were kept busy all
day: and large amount Of money was
in circulation.
The Wheeling intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1903-1961, 1919-02-12
Knitting Club.

Tho Knitting Club Of this city held
its monthly session Monday evening ~
tho home OF Mrs. q. {. l1ardock' oil
Grant avenue. The i,nslimc OF the af-
,crnoon was nrcdlcwork and convcrsa-
.,iou. Tho affair WIS concluded hy tho
serving Of. n delicious luncheon.
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ne,,rhtful,y Entertained.

Mrs Fred Buskirk entertained Dis
!r!ct No. of the Ladies' Aid Society
last evening al her home on Fifth
street The evening was devoted 70
music and conversation, at a seasonnplc
hour n delicious luncheon was served.
The Wheeling intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1903-1961, 1919-02-12
copnei1 Held Meeting.

City council held its weekly meeting
Monday in tho mayors Office. nc
usunl business matters were taken hP
and discussed. John Sircrt was ap-
pointcd councilman 20 succeed Glenn
Hartman, who Resigned.
The Wheeling intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1903-1961, 1919-02-12
z. Of p. Lodge.

Tho N Of p. Lodge. No. IA, held thGir
weekly session last evening In the n. OF
T. hall. The evening was devoted u
business. also work in the first degree.
After which Il smoker was enjoyed
The Wheeling intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1903-1961, 1919-02-12
nelaaaed From SarHice.

Private John Srcrt arrived home on
Monday, after being in the service for
the past six months, at Camp Meade
and Camp Leo. His homo coming was
unexpected and he gave his friends quite
4 surprise.
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year throughout tho Union district. VIII
begin Monday. February nth. All ch'l-
drcn becoming years OF age before
the end Of the school year. will be en-
rolled,
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c,.,-.+ae S,rth H,rthd1y,

Little Mary Powell entertained
number Of her friends Monday afternoon
in honor OF her 9th birthday; Tn" Al
lernoon was spent In games and music
AT n latc hour dainty luncheon was
scrNed
The Wheeling intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1903-1961, 1919-02-12
weokly Prayer Service.

Tho weekly prayer service Of IN"
FIRST NJ. z. church. will be held this
evening. Rev. Buckley will conduc; the
service, md a largo crowd is expected.
The Wheeling intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1903-1961, 1919-02-12
DRY GOODS.

Nl:w YORK. Feb; ll--Ncw business
on p tlnlS and pcrcalcs today developed
.Irwlk. Yarns were quiet. Raw SILK
was ifs" cents II pound higher. WOOL
goods were quiet.
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wounded (pegree Undetermined.)


ZeisiE. Paul V. Akron Ohio.
Zinzlr. George. Scranton. Ia.
NrE;lroy. Joseph A. Pittsburgh. In.
Reid. William Wallace Altoona. IA
Reilly, Joseph T.. Jnhnst"wn. ia.
Young G"urg". pittsburgh. Ia.
I,rrininvcr. Louis Mckccs Rocks. Pa.
N'ilnkski, John. Cleveland. Ohio.
pratt, John A., Bayard. W. Va.
Roth, steve. Cleveland. Ohio
Yost. Scott, Hundred, w. Va.
wounded Slightly.
FriJ Thomas C.. Columbus. Ohio.
Waldron. John Nj. New York; y. Y.
Scrgcants: c,,
Nealis, Ernest A., sedan' W. Va
CorporalS:
Lavender, John A.. Guthrie, W. Va.
.En1yrr. Sam T.. Akron. ONO.
rnulwish. Edward. Cleveland. Ohio.
nrrkins. Elbrrt. Mount Vernon. Ohio.
Shoemaker. Emil. Johnst"wn' "a.
Winter, Ralph O.. cleveland. Ohio.
\rniIyniak. Slanislnw. Pittsburgh Pm,
Richmond, Clarence, Hinton, W. Va
cIknrski BplrSlnuS. Homestead. Pa.
Suski ,'rslaw. Cleveland. Ohio.
Morgan, Aria r, st. Marys, W. Vs.
Ornfinn. Sam. YOUNGSTOWN ono
White Pearl r.. Cleveland, OHIO
Rrrcl, Gust ~. Akron. Ohio.
SINGER John A.. Cleveland. Ohio.
The following casualties are reported
1,v ih,> commanding general of the Amer
lean Expclitionnry Forces:
Wounded (dcgrcc undctcrmin"d).. 80
Wounded slightly ................. liz
ro,oI observation-disclosures. 40
wounded degree Undeterrnined.)
privates:
johnson, Claude g., Wolcott, W. Va
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y lONsNo.
Bloch Bros: lob. pfd. d.
do common .........
Central Glass Works. =.
Conservative Life ms,
Fosoria Glass Co. 49,.
Hazel-Atlas Glass Co. O..
Imperial Glass Co. !.
LaBelle Iron Wks. pfd'
do common ........'
Market Auditorium Co.
Sterling Prod (hc.>..
United Dairy Co. 800.
Z. S. Stamping Co..
Ward Baking co. pfd. g.
do common .......,
Warwick China Co. p1.
do common ..-.....'
Wig. &, Bal. Bridge Co.
Wing Bridge Co.
Wig. Fire ms. Co =.
wing. Metal & Mfg. Co,
Wig. Mold & F9y. pr .
do common -........
Wing. Steel & Iron Co.
Wing. Steel Casting Co.
Wheeling Tile Co. $500
pr,
do common ...-....,
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New York Cotton Market

WHEELING. ". Va. Fob. II. 10.
Furnished The Ini"ll!grncer by A. f.
Mas,cn & CO.. members IF tn" New York
sock Exchange. National Bank Build
Ing. Wheeling. ", Va.
The Wheeling intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1903-1961, 1919-02-12
Goodwin Receives aonoranle pigcharGe.

Sergeant Frank Goodwin. who has
hccn in the service for the past ~
months. gave his friends quito de-
jligtful surprise when he arrived nome.
Sergeant Goodwin has been stationed IN
tho aviation field at Dnyton.e.O.-
The Wheeling intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1903-1961, 1919-02-12
NY. STOCR EXCHANGE

Hr,rnIshed The Intelligeneer by A E
Masten & Co, members Of the New YORK
,gtock Exchange National Bank BuiIo-
inr whcelinS. ". Va Louis F. Brand.
Resident Partner.
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RarHoHAi Voter,

Roy Wickham Is Ill at his home on
Charles street.
Miss Agnes Evans left on Monday for
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WHEELING. ". va. Feb. II. 10.
Furnished The IntelliSencer by A: r.
,uasicn &. Co, members OF the New York
Stock Exchange. National Bank Build
ing Wheeling. ". Va
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PITTSBURGH STOCKS

WHEELING. W. Va. Feb. II, 10.
Furnished The Intelligcnc"r ny \. H.
Sick Exchange National Bank Build
inr, Wheeling. W. Va.
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johnson, Monty n, Parkersourg' w.
Va.
Morehead, Holly a., saudyvtlle, W. Va
Piccianio, Ralph, Clevelaad, Ohio.
Pike. Harry f.. Columbus, Ohio.
Zirhut, John j., Canton, Ohio.
wounded Slightly.
Captains: o,,,,
pautet, Alfred H., Youngstown, Ohio.
Privates: 49,
Rodhc. Ira Carlton. Mantua.. Ohio.
Shadwcll, John c.. Erie, Pa.
Taylor Robert c., Parker1hurg, W. Va
Zill, John A.. Cleveland. Ohtn.
Shafer, Jesse e.. Morgnutown, ". va
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Standard Oil Subsidiary Stock

WHEELING. W. Va. Feb. II, 10.
Furnished The Intelligenccr by A.: z.
,,astcn g Co members Of the New York
stock Exchange. National Bank Build
ing, Wheeling. W. Va
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CORN GOES UP:
IN CHICAGO PIT
10 E'S G A R

CHICAGO. Feb. 11.-Corn ran up IN
value today largely as a result OF trace
tomorrow Prices closed strong. Is to
Sc net higher. with May sl.15% to
s1.15S and July s1.11Is TO Sill. oaSs
gained l 10 sc and provisions QUO
= n
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PETROLEUM.

OIL. CITY. Pa. Feb. .ll.--itrcdit bal
ances 81. Runs. G4.56g: average. 64.-
1876. Shipments, 1873; average, 36'Tla.
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LOCAL STOCKS

WHEELING, W. Va, Feb. II. 10.
Daily quotation list Wheeling Stock
EXCHANGE, compiled for the 1ntelltgen'
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BOSTON COPPER STOCKS

WHEELING. ". Va. Feb. II. -.
Furnished The Intellfgenccr by A. E.
Masten & Co. members Of the 1osIoh
ing, Wheeling. ". Va
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Second Semester Of School.
The second semester OF tho school
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-CaSh ouotntions: Corn-No. yeIIoW'
81 "16p1,.c: No, 4 yellow, sl.@o q l."2:
40, yellow. Sl.16N1:lS.
Oats-No white. So. G57 &c; stand
ard. 57N q 5SEc
PorlS-Noninal.
L.ard-S25.oQ.
Ribs-s23.o0 924.oo.
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American Casualties
AFTERNOON LIST.

Killed IN Action.
Tischictto. Felix, Cleveland. Ohio.
Gonna, George Anthony. Braddock. Pa.
Died Of Wounds.
:. Eur, Stanley, wake Forest, ". Va.
osborne, Dewey, Fayetteville, W. Va.
Died Of Disease.
Summers, Joseph c., Little Falls, W.
winston, Hobart II, Wright, W. Va.
Killed In Action.
Privatcs:
scott, Frank j.. Waynesburg. Ia.
Missing In Action, Previously Reported
Wounded Severely.
Mossburg, George F., Friendly, W. Va
Williams, walter, Dry Greek, W. Va.
Missing In Action, Previously Aepof1ed
Wounded. degree Undetermtned.)
Privatcs:.
Martin, John, Blair, W. Va
Missing In Action.
Culbertson. TingIc W. Sswickley Pa
Goldberg Abraham J.. Youngstown Q.
woundede Severely In Action, Previously
Reported Missing In Action.
Privatcs:
ReutschiIcr. William, Cleveland. Q.
wounded Severely In Action, Previously
raincd), Previously Reported Missing
In Action.
Frivatcs:
Davidson. Herbert f. New Castie' IA
DcarangV. Edmond Cleveland. Ohio.
Horne. Joseph r.. Pittsburgh. Pa.
Payne, Charles W., Blueheld, VI. Va.
Pendry, VILLA, Piueville, W. va.
Renncr. John, Pittsburgh. Pa.
RosSo, Joe. lIornin. Ohio.
Eaccaro, francesca. Pittsburgh. IA.
Returned to Duty, Previously Reported
Missing In Action.
PriVateS:
Guthrie, Jay e, Morgantown, W. Va.
pcsicck. James, Cleveland. Ohio.
Pictn, George, East Liverpool, Ohio.
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nv thu commanding general of tho Amer
lean EXpcditiunarE Forces:
Wounded severely .............-... l''J
Wounded Severely.
Captain:
kcpncr. William l.. kokom", Ind.
Licutenants:
Prayer, benjamin. Pittsburgh. Pa.
BuglcrS:
Leeper. Forrest, Canton. ONO:
Ortancz, Pastor, Cleveland. ONO
privates:
craft, Harrison, I;allipolIs Ohn.
Parsons, Herford j., East Liverpool o.
Porter John j.. Akron. Ohio.
Sixtn, Fred. Cleveland. Ohio.
Rothuchcr. William. Cleveland. Ohio.
t,arnlin, Mike j. Honrewood, Pa.
Mills, Peter, Murraysvtlle, ". Va.
Rcfert. MaXimiilion ~. Pittsburgh. Pa
Zipperi, Herman. cleveland. Ohio.
SLIGHTLY WOUNDED.
The following raSualtics arc reported
bv tho commanding general of the Amer
iran Expcditionary Forces;
Wounded tdrgrcG undctcrmincd) -. "hI
Wounded slightly. ................ 44f
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Irivates:
johnson, Claude g., Wolcott, W. Va