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The Wheeling intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1903-1961, 1919-11-04
SHADYSIDE

- Teachers and officers of the Chris
rian Ribic school will hold business
meeting this evening ~ the nome OF
Mr. and Mrs. John letters on North
Highland avenue.
Cir 10. Shaud. Of Monongahela City.
was a guest ~ his brother, Mr.. bert
Shaud. principal Of the high school.
oyer the end Of the week.
on Thursday afternoon the WilInG
Workers nr the Presbyterian" church.
viii meet at the home of Mrs. John y.
Jansen. "u West Thirty-ninth street.
Chirit"n thieves. who work here with
vigrr each autumn. have appeared
again SATURDAY Night several fin"
Inrgr fowls were taken from the coop
Of Mr.. James Bryan. On Central ave
uIr". The chickens wcr, KILLED on tIe
premises and III" nGadS IeIt OH the
Nnsier l'aul Danford, son Of Mrs.
'orn panfUrd. Of olive avenue. Is re-
.,\rrGn; from an attack Of tonSiliiis.
Mr. Elizabeth simpson nT lbS OF w mkh witS
Mrs, ph:Iiips. ~ Beallsvillr. is visit.
inr her daughter. Mrs. Ed. Morris. o.:
W. Forticth street.
Mr.. and Mrs. Robert L.and"rS are
moving from their former homo on
East Forty-ro fourth street, to the Rode
FOR building. on central avenue.
Little Miss MabIc Lohr Of Wheeling:
was guest OF Miss Hazel Spitzl' or
Mr., and Mrs. Thomas Bamford. of
Su,!thf!eld street, will spend the week
with relatives in the country near BEL
mont.
Adamston. w. Va. 20 resume her work
In tho high school Of that city. she
had been Mt home a week while new
furniture was being placed in the build
ing and the school had been given re-
, cess. $500,
A liberal donation was received last
week for tie Rrllairc hospital and the
rnmmf,tcr in charge is grateful for t:e
response Of III" people. Because OF the
inrlcInen, weather, however. it Is
known tina; some gifts could not be
hrnugh, and nov because OF the condt-
zion If the road AT the narrnws what ~
on hand can not b" taken TO the hospi-
! tai before the middle Of the week.
therefore II any one wishes yet to con-
tribute. gifts may be left at tho Smith
News Stand or at the home OF Mrs.
II. G. Wagner, who is chairman OF the
local committee. ,,
Mr.. John Jamison, of East Thirty
! ninth street. returned last evening
| from Columbus, where he had spent the
past week.
Cards arc being mailed this week TO
| members uf the Red Cross Society In
yiting a renewal of membership by the
payment of the annual dues of 81. Ow-
inr 10 the unusual labor conditions in
this district at this time this method
has been adopted instead of the usual
house to house canvass. New MEM
5ers. too will be welcomed and dues
| may be paid by either new or former
home OF Miss Martha Smith, secretary.
or at the News Stand.
Miss Martha Burcher, OF the school
faculty spent the end Of the week at
| her home near Beallsville
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The Rcd Cross membership Campa gn
in This city began Sunday when mass
meeting vas held ut In" Midway thea
ire, The following captains were APP
Inintcd: Mrs Alic" Peterson. Mrs.
Stephen Burke. Mrs. Eohrr, newton.
Mrs Newton Anderson. Mrs. ~ H.
ifincb,ri and Mrs. j. Iiarv,y. These
rnmtains began their Wort sunday and
met with fine success. The drIN" VIII
he made in tho sam" manner as inc
'tb.r drives were. making house to
bousn canvass. In C:ISc any on" IS
missed they may hand their subSCrip-
tions to any Of tho captains or call AT
their homes. A.,
Many people are wondering why INC
society is continued after the war mt
There will j." NOR" work for them now
han WHOM ia" ~ Ma On ny thry VIZ
L..v.,,r tn.ir MN. ia ia" city wh"r" tn"
societies ar" located.
All "iu,r dives EaT" been n SucC"SI
aud - cNcry"n" docs Their n''' ms
J,,fyc vii uroy, as g""a' u success rs
M. ones lave l"cu before.
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CLOSING STOCK MARKET.

(By private WIRE to A. L. Mastcn COZ
NEW YORK, Nov. 3.-Thc market
showed decided strength today. In our
letter this morning We noted returning
interest in coppcrs. and coppcrs adVanc-
cd. Motor stocks arc rs strong as ever
and General Motors again broke record.
There was a very strong class or buying
Of L. s. Steel. The coal strike has not
frightened the market. On tho other
hand. the firm stand taken by the gov
eminent has led TO the hope OF pcrma-
ncnt improvement in the labor situation
The market will be closed tomorrow. IL
promises to open after the election day
with n manifestation OF continued public
confidence. ". J. WOllman ~ 70.
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nnrrER. EGGS, CHEESE.

NEW YORK. Nov. 3.-Butt"r steady;
creamery higher than extras 70 Z" I0'= !;
creamery extras (92 scorc) 69i2; hrSts
81 q 90: packing stock, current make
number 2. Al.
EGGS irregular: fresh gathered extras
50 q 70: extra flrsts 90 "a tS; hrstS o?
q 81; state, Pennsylvania and nearby
western hennery whites, fine TO fancy,
50 q 95; state, Pennsylvania and nearby
hennery whites, ordinary to prime 20 %
90: state Pennsylvania and nearby hen
merry bro Rns "a @ 49, state. Pcnnsyl-
yania and nearby gathered browns and
mixed colors 20 N 12.
Cheese, firm; state whole milk flats,
current make. specials 32t4 0 80; do.
average run 81 90 32A: state. whole
milk twins, current mako, specials 81 !.
q 80; do. average run S5.
Live poultry steady: chickens IS:
fowls "a @ 80: old roostcrs 20; turkeys
IS. Dressed poultry steady: fowls "a ln
81; old ROSTERS 81 q 22i3; chickens -
q As; turkeys IS q As.
Flour unsettled.
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CHICAGO LIVE STOCK.

CHICAGO. Nov. 3.-Cattle, receipts
So 900; weak: beef steers. medium and
heavy weight. choice and prime $1,000
1885; medium and good sl050q slf.75:
common $S.250Sl0.50; light weight.
good and choice, S13.75Tsl9.25: common
and medium s7.250sl3.Tj; butcher Cat-
tie, heifers s6.35@s14.0O: cows *f.@"6r
salts: Gamers and cutters S5.25hh
SETS: stockcr steers $6.00Ts10.0G;
western range steers $l0.75GrSl5.25:
cows and heifers $7.50RS12.0O.
Sheep. receipts $1,000: weak; lambs
culls and common $3.50
6S11.75: ewes, medium. good and choice
s6.753SS.0o: culls and common $4,000
$3.50: breeding $6.75@s12.5O.
Hogs, receipts $4,000: so to GJ cents
higher. Bully $14.50@S15.O0: heavy
medium Sl4.656$l5.25;
light S14.60Tt15.l5: light lights SI4."i
G$l4S5: heavy pockng sows. smooth
S14 00S14.50; packing sows rough $l3.7j
a Sl4,J0,
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Total sales 1.75l.200 shares.
s-Regular quarterly diyidnnt SI.75
Der share payable November 30th.
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SuGAR.

NEW YORK. Nov. 3.--Thc local mar
ket for raw sugar was unchanged nj
7.2S for centrifugal t. IN" r"fin"r E"w
crops were firm although business was
quiet, probably on account Of press re-
ports from Washington strongly urging
the continuance OF government control
for the coming season in an effort to
relieve the situation. Thccr were sales.
however. OF 1000 bags for April ship
mant TO an operator ~ rs cents +. o. b..
Cuba. No purchases reported. In re-
fined the continuanC" Of liberal arrivals
Mt the refincres on account of the more
favorable harbor conditions hav" en-
abled retincrS 10 mott NOR" freely and
the deliveries have increased with tho
committee making further ALLEGATIONS
today Prices were uurhangc[ at nine
cents for fine graduated.
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RashnthalI EeaRon.

Now that basketball! season - ar
preaching the students - mao" h.Eh
school ar" making preparations i"r I"
big showing this year. lar nuIat"F
of bovs and girls are out Tor tn" teams
and Inc teams Will b" chosen som Vrn"
this week. NJ. Fisher mas h""u "n-Hr-
,d as coach and vii! d"N"i ms 'IN'"
tim" To- the work. ,
While IN. school was not r'.,:",' ..t' Il
in football thr students n":'u :" $40"
JUS; what Union can i" "h"' - ''".n".
10 the floor sport. l'nj"n n;" NOT ne
Il football team for S'Nr;"' Years - i
was considered too r,'ueN 4 E"iI,'.
The first games for III" luH$ and
girls Will be- thu latter part 90 mus
month when both teams VIII n''i l"'
Shadysidc high teams.
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warwoot1 Personals.

tlry. l.. NJ DIXON OF Wcllsburg. Is VS.
l;.ng friends here.
larry r. Helmbrght, Of Bethany, was
a business visitor her" Monday. :.
y Z. Carson. of Toronto: ONO -
y,..i,ur with Rey. and Mrs. Carson.
:,:s. John Reed. Of t'airmont. is visit
!vc friends here. =,
Nr. ari Mrs. Ebling are visiting In
GrGI1Cn.
II..iry I'ast"r. Of Pittsburgh, was
business CrIlrr here Monday.
E,r!y E~coks has returned from
b'is'n tip to Columbus.
Mrs. willis Young. of Magnolia, Is
visiting here.
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Buy WAR SAVINGS STAMrS.-
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Hand Practice.

Tho High School football eleven =
being put through extremely hard pra''-
,icc this week. Next Friday afternoon
at S:l5 the local boys will clash with
st. ClairsvilIc High school at Meyers
Bottom. Tho st. rlairs"illc team ~
heavy and fast organization this year
and the Warwood boys will have hard
work defeating tho Ohio boys. The
Warwood boys were very disappointed
when Brilliant high failed to appear last
Saturday TIL" gam" had been scheduled
rain or shin" and tn" local boys are very
indignant over the spirit that Brilliant
high manifested. However there Is
rumor that Warwood will meet Brilliant
as 4 mid-wcck attraction this Wedncs-
laN
The Wheeling intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1903-1961, 1919-11-04

Miss Virginia harrison MAJ r"'lrn""
~ her hem" IT. I'it'jbUrCh. AFTER N?"''"-
ing the Wrrk-rui w!!h i"crt r"I"t Nrs
MrE. H"nvy N.Gu'rr. ~ MA"'u| :t"h.
= IN, .,;.,; Of relatives on SoU,u Mnn
street. .
larry Fo..tt. "r South MarHhal
street.. =. r"r"r;.1 t. h" lmrr"ylnS Ii
his h.,lr. rae" Il slight Illness -
Mas N.rrarrt lln"k. uf Fairu;"nt Viii
he IN. pur4.i 81 ~ aunt Oh Water
STREET. for To-" next few days.
ErNn,... Smith. uf Kentucky avenue.
. 4 irlyr within IN" next Few days. Tor
i,.:,'.. T.h'r" Il" VIII accept a posi-
i"u 'h"'..
N..s Nrrrs Watson is ahl" I" b" "ri
.t:...,n. after being confined 10 her nome
Tor jhr PAST week.
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Open.i High. | Low. | CT
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MONEY AND EXCHANGE.

NEW YORK. Nov. s.--Mercantilc pa
pcr 40 ST.: sterling 60 day bills 4.lth,
commercial 60 day bills on banks 4.lS% /;
commercial 60 day bills AS; demand
4.lGt; cables 4 II. Francs, demand $50;
cables SSi. Guildcrs. demand 81 = +;
cables 81 1916. Lire. demand lO!t:
cables 1912. Marks. demand 3l5; cables
AGO. Government bonds and railroad
bonds irregular
Time loans strong; 60 days, 90 days
and & months bid.
Call money firm: high 10; low 6; rul-
ing rate 10; closing bid 6: Offered al I;
last loan G. Bank acccItanccs Az.
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NEGRO FOUND GUILTY.

HELENA. Ark. Nov. 3.--The jury in
the case OF Frank Hicks. a negro charg-
ed with the killing Of Clinton Lee in
connection with the disturbances near
Elaine. early in October, returned
verdict Of guilty OF first degree murder
IN the Philips county circuit court here
late today.
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BROAD DEMAND
IN CORN MARKET

CHICAGO, Nov 3-Broadcr demand
for corn than has been witnessed in
more than a month brought about n
steep rise in prices today reaching en-
extreme Of 6N cent a bushcl. Much OF
the buying resulted from growing I'M
casincss about prospective lack of ad"-
uuate supple sto I'LL contracts for Dc
cember delivery. The market closed
buoyant at Az to ga not higher with
December sl.37 to $l.$7 "s and May sl.3l
to s131L. Oats gained : to IN cents
and provisions 20 10 Sl.0".
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Five members nt tha stai" polio"
force arrived in 1l;% city y"Si"riAH 49,"
will h.' ou gar. t|ty IN ~ r''"'i u"
quiet All q .S'u:h.rc" ;hat = i't'iy ID
Lake p..lr" during ~" steel W"r""'H 2"
miners strike II, rrtrr' in tAis We Ia; :.
So far AiI strikers hav" h0"" very "'-
deriy AID they are expected L continue
,
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To Gtva Dance,

The insr'L.r- or tn. N"lun'""~ Pr"
department uf IA" Fourth AMI Fi;th
ward AR, masking "!annraI, arrange
mcnts Tor dance +" II" i,iN,n ~ ih"ir
rooms on South Ma"..hal. st'";, N"u-
day evening" November lh;h. MI tr;''':d''
Of the i!r, men are r"TuM.iH .hF'''" 10
attend.
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M'MECHEN
Spending rurlough Here.

Charles Sturins. who is serving an en-
liStnlcnt In IN" United States Army. :"
spending i thirty days furi"ueH her"
with his parents Sturms enlisted
wear before war was declared aud has
ten months Ia serve set hcrUr" hc wiIi
receive his hururabl" DISCHARGE. II" is
stationed at EIElr Pass. TcAI!.
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American Legion.

The 4. 4. Mountain Post "f n" Anl'r-
lean Legion will hold u S.'ccial meeting
this evening III the mayors Office. Ths
purpose Of the meeting IS to elect OIL
GERS for the ensuing year, VIII" will take
their seat November TIA. Every mem
Der is urged II he present and bring 4
man who has been in service with HIM.
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Ent.rtain This Afternoon.

MIS- John Mcrrinar Will prov" a
charming hostess TO the members OF
the Womcns Foreign Missionary So
cirty this afternoon At her h"u1 on
Fourth street After i short business
session the remainder OF the at;'r nnn
will be spent in Il social time. Al q
scasonable hour dainty luncheon vii!
be served.
The Wheeling intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1903-1961, 1919-11-04

Rev. y l.. IH'S"T. # III" Nar""',u
Presbyterian church. IS again seriously
i'll ut his home on TW"uty-tIrSt street.
rev. Carson was out Friday. but he sud
denly hnd n hack.,rt that will keep him
in bed for Il few days. HIS many
friends hope for his spcedy recovery.
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r.acn.rs and offic.rx M.et.

The teachers and officers ot tho sun
dag school "f In" First NJ. t.. church
viii meet this rNrning in tn auditor.
INN of the church. All teachers and
officers are rrSed 10 be present.
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The Christian Endca"or Society OF
the First Church of God. met last eve
ming in the auditorium uT the church.
Xfter \ song and prayer service. the
remainder Of the evening was spent II
a social time. The meeting was we'll
attended.
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TOLEDO GRAIN.

TOLEDO. Ohio, Nov. 3.--Clorcrsc"d.
prime cash So.25 December 30.25: Janu-
airy 30. 80: February 30.45; March %0.25.
Alsikc prime cash $3.50; December
80: March 29.T5.
Timothy. primo cash 1917. $50: cash
1915, J.3N: cash 1919. 5.55: December
5 90: Marcn SIS; April SIS.
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Kings Hernlds Meet.

First NJ. r.. church viii meet this EVEN
ing at :2u O'Clock III lii" I'arl"rs OF the
church. The evening will b" spcn; IN
4 Bible study. All members are urged
10 Uc present.
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PITTSBURGH LIVE STOCK.

PITTSBURGH. Nov. 3. --- Ca,ti'.
strong: supply GO loads. rrim" tli2j
a e. %.
sheep, steady; supply 10 douhl .
dc.,S ITlmr wcth"rS SO. son .un:
culls and common $4,000 $500: lambs
sS.0O@S14.25. Veal calves $lS."grY
Hogs, higher. supply % double decks
Prime heayies, mediums and heavy
Sl50O: rouGhs S14nOGiSl3.0N.
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u.,a pp,,n.ss Meeting.

Tho members of the Ladies' Ala So
cicty held business meeting last even
ms. in the plrlors nf the First NJ h
church. TIL" monthly reports were
,naJc and the ladies' made plans for a
social event which will take place IN
the near future.
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rra stat, Police Here.

Five state police gre stationed in this
city on strik" duty. These men VIII
soc that there is no disorder in the
town and in case there Is they Will be
ready to render any service necessary.
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Miss Ella May Thompson entertained
n group OF her friends last evening
with a marShmallow toast on the Ma
ton H.ll road The group left this city
AT s o'clock and journeyed out the hill
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Jerry donovan. u popular Young man
Of this city. Will Civ" another ua,i'e
%,yrmhcr 10. IN ST. James hall. MI
donovan h.,, been very fortunate IN
..,.uring the .1arubs' Novelty orchestra
for the OCCASION. Th"s" VINO mas re-
c,ivrd invitations a." anticipating
good t!mu.
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Entertaining GuAHtR,

Cherry Hill entertained number OF
friends Monday evening in honor OF
Misses Della md Lulu Thomas. Doll Sht-
ful music ard game" were "nj"y"d by
all,
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RtrlR Practice,

The Girls Basketball team held we'll
attended practice Monday afternoon In
the local gym. About twenty lassics
arc lighting for positions on tho team.
No regular team will he chosen before
the flrst game which will be announced
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Nursing Class.

Tho homo nursing class under the su,
r,cryisinn of Mrs. Cooke. met Monday
evening ia the nigh school building.
demonstration OF tuberculosis was CIV
cr 4 large number of ladies' were
.pEcgcat.
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DRY GOODS.

NEW YORK. Nov. 3.--ThN DR. G""dS
markets ruled strong today. although
tempered by the coming OF n" ''"r' l"H
day holiday. Raw silk mad" another
advance Wool goods were NOR" con-
lidrnt but burlapS innCtlNI.
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rho tIrcmen Of South Warwood helo
An interesting meeting Monday evening.
\, This meeting plans were laid Tor me
dances Ia he gwen at Lasch's Han NO.
VrIub ~. 18th Also new members @cre
iInCn in.
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qeVaro Tror.

WarwOod was hit Monday morning by
the first real frost Of the year. few
weeks Rso there was Il light frost but
this was the flrst severe one so far. Most
farmers say that they look for very
hanl winter.
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PETROLEUM.

OIL CITY, Pa. Nov. 3.--Credit bal
anccs s4.oj. Runs 75.Gl2: average -
PAP Shipments 1886: average 1851.
Runs November : ASA. Shipments
Nov. and ., 2",o7n.
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r.rnERTY RONpS.

NEW YORK. Nov. S.--Flnal prices to-
day wore: aus 10000: first IS $500. Soc
ond Is 93.O4. First 41ts $500. Second
AVS 1925. Third Az 95.2t Fourth
ANS $40. Victory 3%s 1914. Victory
I5!S 1916.
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The Busy Bee Club held a special
meeting Monday evening. The purpose
If this meeting WAS 70 make arrange
mcnts for a social affair that will be
held soon.
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Able t. he UP Again.

l. o. Mcbride. VII" met with sliEh'
accident ScN'.rai days NJ" when he
rnrlincd his inkle while At work ~ IN"
u A. o. railroad. is getting along nicely
and resumed hts duties yesterday.
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WARWOOD
NrtanEinn ClRaa.

Prof HIS EXTENSION class mo- NJ t'H
high schoul nu ldinG Monday afternoon.
All Of tn. teachers in WaTwo"d are IAN
ing this WORK.
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LIVESTOCK EXCHANGE

WHEELING. W. Va. Nov. ). -,
Furnished The In,el;igcncer by A. y
uasten a Co, members Of the New YORK
stock Exchange. National Bank Btlld'
nS' wheeling, W. Va Louis +. Brano'
Resident Partner.
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ut a later date. Miss Epstein Is coach
ing the girls ar dshe says that she has
some splendid material this year 10
choose from.
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Curb Mining STOCKS.


WHEELING. W. Va. Nov. ;. 10.
Reported by A. E. Masten & Co. mem.
oers Boston Stock Exchange. Second
floor, National Bank OF w. Va Bldg
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NEW YORK CURB MARKET

WHEELING, W. Va. Nov. }. 10.
Reported by A. E. Masten & Co, mem,
oers New York Stock Exchange, Secoho
Floor, National Bank of w. Va. Bag.
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PITTSBURGH STOCKS

WHEELING, W. Va. Nov. ,, 10.
Reported by A. +. Masten & Co.. mem.
oers Pittsburgh Stock Exchange. Secona
Floor. National Bank OF W. Va. Bldg.
l.
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New York Cotton Market

WHEELING. W. Va. Nov. ). 10.
Reported by A. E Masten & c.. mem.
oers New York Cotton Exchange. Second
Floor. National Bank OF W. Va. Bldg.
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Cash quotations: Corn. No: niMSd
s1ISGsI.5l; No. yellow $50 as 80.
oats. No. white 73974ia: No. ]
white nominal. ~
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Sterling Products IInC u EansIeI
books close Oct. IS. noon, for 4 per
cent cash dividend. payable Noy. !.
Hazel-Atlas Glass Co.--Transfcr books
close Oct Is. tor per cent cash diHi-
dend. payable Oct 20.
Central Glass Works-Transtcr books
close oct. S. for PEI cent cash dtvi'
dcnd, payable. Oct Is.
Sterling Products (Inc.)-Transfer
books close Oct. IS. for a regular } per
cent cash dividend. payable Nov. !.
Fostoria Glass Co.--TranSfcr books
close Oct 20. for a per cent cash divL-
dend payable Nov. !.
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you; weep and you weep alone"
And it's as true as the Gospel. You
may see it for yourself, in the world
around you-every day. It is the
cheerful man or woman we love to
meet. It is the everlasting crouch
bearer and the everlasting moper mad
chronic sorrower, view want to avoid.
It is the man, in the midst of misfor-
tune, who can look hopefully up at
you and say, "but it will be brighter
for me tomorrow" that we want to
take kindly BY the hand and help.
The man who can fight the fight of
courageous heroism against adversely,
the man who can say, ut is long
lane that never turns" or "The dark
est hour is just before the dawn" He
is the man who wins, and while win.
ming for himself, lends courage and
happiness to others.
When you are asked about your
health say "Fine!" Don't think 20
gain sympathy by long-faced COM
planning. You won't find it. Let's be
happy and make others happy. Hap
piness is our business in this world