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The news scimitar. (Memphis, Tenn.) 1907-1926, 1919-11-21
MISCELLANEOUS
NEW YORK, Nov. 21.-Bar silver,
1874; Mexican dollars, 1925.

NEW YORK. Nov. 2L-Bar silver,
1874; Mexican dollars, 1925.
NEW YORK, Nov. 21.-Butter strong.
receipts, 6,S17 tubs; firsts, GOTHIC.
Eggs, irregular; receipts, 9,O6S cases;
%firsts, 71@75c.
Cheese, steady; receipts, IT'S boxes;
average run 3fm32hc.
Poultry, alive, steady; chickens, 24c;
fowls. 20@30c; turkeys, $50 40c; dressed
steady and unchanged.
CHICAGO, Nov. 2l.-Butter, I'M
changed.
Eggs, firm: receipts, Lila cases;
firsts, 661A @67c.
Poultry, alive, unchanged. RI
ST. LOUIS, Nov. 21.-Poultry, springs
zoe: others unchanged.
Butter unchanged.
Eggs, SIC.
KANSAS CITY Nov. 2t.-Butter,
poultry and potatoes unchanged.
Eggs, f~irsts, cent higher, 66c; sec
onds, unchanged, SIC,
CHICAGO, Nov. 2~1.--Potatoes strong.
arrivals, 81 cars; Northern whites, bulk,
Q .85@3,00; sacked, $2.85 az 80; frozen
low as $40; Western Russets, $3,4OM
81. so. 41H'
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CHEMICAL COMPANY IS
SUED BY BENJAMIN

COLUMBUS. Miss, Nov. 2i. CSpl1-
The case of Frank Benjamin versus tht
Virginia Carolina Chemical company.
which has been up for hearing Ia circuit
court here the past several days will
probably not come to IN end until the
2oming week. Arguments in the case
have been postponed on account Of the
death Of the father Of one Of the law
yers. Mr.. Benjamin is suing for SIS
900 for damages sustained on account
Of an attachment suit filed by the
chemical company.
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GRAIN MARKETS
Corn WeakenS on Account of
Big Consuming Plants
Shutting Down.

CHICAGO, Nov. 2i.-weakness re-
suited in the corn market today from
the shutting down Of various manufac-
turing plants that are large consumers
OF corn, The shutdown in each case
vas due to coal shortage. Opening
prices, which ranged from &c to 1Mc
lower. were followed by a moderate
rally.
The fact that receipts here were in
excess Of immediate demands led sub
sequently to fresh weakness, TIL Cl Sc
heavy Y to 2Ao net lower, with
December S1.Slh to Sl,SI% and May,
Sl.24A to $1.24&.
Oats were weak with corn. ,
Lower quotations on hogs pulled down
provisions.
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Or. Carriers K.&B.Tea
GreatT0nic laxative
Purely Vegetable--Make II Your
self at Trifling Cost.

Keeping yourself fit and fine, bowels
regular. liver active and Stomach sturdy
Is a simple matter.
Just get a package of DR.. Carter's
X. and b. Tea and brew a steaming
cup every other night for a few days,
You'll feel better, that's a sure thing.
Your skin will grow clearer, your yves
brighter and you'll feel more energetic
and ambitious.
Everyone in the family IAN take II,
including the children. because it acts
gently and Is purely vegetable. It's
much better than salts and harsh ca
thartics. adv.
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horse hides, S7.OCGS.oo; Clues n ponies
half price. ms hsNE r'
sheepkins, 5Oc@s2, 90; s~hearings, rs
Itoc; goat skins, 7bcGst6o dry culls,
half price.
No. ! tallow, S1t0c; No. 2 taTlow,
Q$l4.00; Golden Seal $4.0005 100.
Wool-Tub washed. Oh @75c; clear
grease, 60d65c; light bury grease, IS
Q4Oc: hard bury grease, 25@30c.
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GIVE DINNER DANCE.

HELENA, Ark. Nov, 81. tSpl.l-The
annual dirner-dance Of the Helena
Country club will be held on wednes-
dav, Nov. 26. The dinner will begin at
1880 followed by the dance, to begin
at 10 O'Clock and lasting until 8. A
large number Of invitations have been
issued and many visitors from distant
cities are included.
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CINNINCTO
NOV. IA IS REPORTED

WASHINGTON, Nov. 21.-Cotton gin
ned prior to Nov. IA amounted to T.
577,S26 bales of lint, including SO. 643
round bales, 1907 bales Of American
Egyptian and APPS, bales Of sea island,
the ensus bureau announced today.
Prior to Nov, IA last year 8 ,706, 42O
bales, including 1870 round bales,
6,873 bales of American Egyptian aud
20, S54 bales of sea island We're ginned.
Ginnings this year by states follow:
Ginning by states, with comparisons,
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LIVERPOOL. COTTON.

LIVERPOOL, Nov. 21.-Sotton. spot
quiet; prices, steady; good middling,
25.55d; fully middling, 24.65d; middling,
%. 75d; low middling. 21.50d; good or
binary, 10. S5d; Ordinary, 1850. Sales,
5000 bales, including 1900 American.
Receipts, 10000 bales, including II, 500
American, Futures closed steady; Nov,
%. esd; Dec, 22.76d; Jan, 20. 2Sd: March,
21.l9d; May, 20.41d; July, 1S,7Sd; Oct,
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EXCHANGE RATES JUMP.

NEW YORK, Nov. 21,-Foreign ex.
change rates we're considerably inn
proved It the opening OF the local mar
ket today. The English pound sterling,
which fell yesterday to S3.99t5, brought
$404A in today's initial transactions.
Franc checks were quoted at 9.67 to the
dollar, 1 centimes above yesterdays
closing prices, Lie checks rose 3 CEN
times to 1877 for the dollar.
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CoTTONSEED OIL.
BLACKS GET REsPITEs.

RALEIGH. N. c., Nov. 21.-kalph
and Sinclair Common, negro brothers.
OF S~tatesvllle. who were to have been
electrocuted here today for the MUIR
der of a deputy sheriff in Iredell u
ty. have been granted respltes pend
ing the outcome Of an appeal to the
state supreme court,
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BOND CLOSE,

NEW YORK, Nov. 21-Prices of Lib
erty bonds at 1855 pm. today were:
31as, 1910; first as. 9i,30; second As,
92.30: first AIS. 9440; second AIS,
90. rs; third AIS, 94.2S; fourth AIS,
80 Sc; Victory S%s, 1880; Victory Ans,
90 DC
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ROUND THE TICKER
Cotton.

London cables American senate fail
ing 10 rauty peace treaty viii not pre-
vent its effectiveness.
New Orleans-Market looks reaction
airy on fun ginnings for period and fail
ure Of coal settlement. also better
weather than expected However, think
purchase on breaks for quick rallies
kofler.
New York-London silver. 1874, up
Consols opened 81. down Y Man
chester reports a flood OF orders Tor cot
ION goods II predicts a shortage of
fleece goodS,-Slater to MCFall.
New York-McFadden buying March.
New York-Japs buying and local
crowd oversold themselves.
New Nork-Seems concerted action
Eastern mills postpone buying hope
breakdown spots basis, while distrihu-
tors claim mills can't make goods fast
enough supply demand,-McElroy to
Cotter 4 Turner.
New OrleanS-Charlotte. n. e. wires,
beuland Tor mills and merchants favor
low middling advancing Clark 4 co.
New York-The market is getting fur
ther announcement from the money
market. Renewal rates being 2 per cent
less than yesterday short interest being
forced 10 coVer.-Clark n Co.
New York-Local crowd selling on re-
port that both sides In the coal strike
afa sati, "V"u'oNAeu anu IllIleul-
s~ight-Jung to McFall.
New Orleans-Houston wires there is
"a decidedly easier tendency In spots.
New York-Agreement between min
erS and operators looks hopeless.
New Orleans-Exports TODAY are
large, all ports clearing 7TI9S bales
against S,4Sl a year AGO For tbis
Week exports amount 10 qqe kq0 hoIsS
against 65,2Sl n year AGO -Sbenard g.
Gluck.
New yanrob oIoars %
424 bales of cotton for f]oreIrn ]ay,ort,
Total exports This dnv last voor yyor,
S,4Sl bales-ShenorJ a GincLyN "N''
Nav or,oon. -" D.,
sterling and The oninIonn tSa tbo 80 ~
BUSINESS of the cGni sItuniion innlias
prompt action 10 hrinp nhn1t , sattia
meut,-Clark A. 90 10 ~ N
Nan, Vi
noNtnS amour as eN-
hitross, .oxM LOO, u ing Su!y on ar
ni5,"sc, .VAltV' SieaGy market no out
No,. vi Nv
Nv ,HtN.-.No particular cotton
"S"a, oal,NotS pIeulVt sun lower CN'
h $3.50 ta,Ss' cotton nus h1u az the
sh",,a ISL neMs VuInius 70 u anu
moderate profitswGleye N C"ttSr A.
Turner.
Sa,onraL H., ,J. .,. ~
Hon has H., NO. n.y. Spo1 SUI"
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LIVE STOCK MARKET.

MEMPHIS, Nov. 21.-Hogs, receipts,
light; demand, good; medium, $lS, $50
1850; packer sows, $ll, 00@12.50; pigs,
fat, $13.25@1400; stockers, 60 to so
lbs, s11. 25@1225; so to 1875 lbs. SLIPS
612.75.
light butchers, Sc 5O@S.25; thin, com
mon, $1,000 100: choice light stockers,
81. 00@S.5 so; butcher heifers, $6.b00l0.00;
fat cows, S7,00@9,50; cutters, $5,75Q6.75:
Gamers, $4.50@4.75; veal calves, good.
$11.00Q14.OO; light and poor, $1,000
10; 90 heavy aoor spring snd S,L good q q 2T M a. h SSiSO
fat, $6,5O@7, So; medium. $5.00a6.0O 90;
mich cows, medium, $65, OO@Sb.eO; fat,
$S5. 0O@125.00.
CHICAGO, Nov, 2l.-Hogs, receipts,
35. 200; 25c to 40c lower; bulk, $1,000
medium, $13: 40@l5.9 30; I light, $lSS5@
1885; light, s12.75@lS,5O; pigs, $l2,75Q
Cattle, receipts, 5000; steady. Choice
heavy steers, $l775@2O.OO; medium,
$40. 50@17.7 IS; common, $S50@10.5 SO;
choice, $13. 40@19,50i common, S.50@
1910; butcher heifers, $eA0aI475;
calves, SIS. 5O@17.50 feeders, $1,000
1900; stockers, $6.00@10,25.
Sheep, receipts, $1,000; weak, LAMBS
si2.50@lt.75; culls, TA@lZ25 choice
ewes, H.0oQSb Q; cuils, SS'OOW0.t5;
breeding, $b,SOqll.25.
KANSAS CITY, Q -aogs-he-
ceipts, S,ooo; generally, 2oc 70 SOC lover,
Bulk, SlS.S0Wl4'zO; $iS.svW
$l3: B@l4l5i pigs, $l2I5Ql4oo
Cattle-kecelpts, 4'Iooi steady; oull'
Choice heavy steers, $l7.00mlS'6O, me
dunn, $l2.75@l7.OO; common, $lo.2bd
l2I75; choice lights, $lS,SbqlS:15' com
mon, S25IlS.S6; butcher hehers, $6.59
m14.00i cows, Sc. 400l2. %; n SIS. 5
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LOCAL SECURITIES.

Quotations are unofficial, being Sc
cured from the most reliable sources
and are based on the last known sale
RANK STOCKS
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KANSAS CITY, Nov. clash wheat
unchanged to SC lower; No. l hard,
2 .45G265; No. 2, S2.35 @2.60; No. l red,
So. 29@230; No. >, S2.2Sn2.2 20,
Corn, unchanged to 1o lower; No. 2
mixed, $l.S9@l,b0, No, . white, Sl.57@
$50; No. 2 yellow, S1.62@1.6S,
oats, nominally unchanged; No. ,
white, 76s@77c; No, . mixed, 75@76c;
No, 2 red, Tic.
Rye. Sl,3b.
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SUGAR.

NEW YORK. NV, 9I,-Raw sugar.
steady; centrifugal. 7,2s, fine granu-
lated, 900.
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SPINNERS' TAKINGS.
VISIBLE

NEW ORLEANS, Nov, 21.-Hester's
figures on visible cotton supply, with
COMPARISONS:
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Contracts closed steady at an advance
of q to decline of eight points,
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WEEKLY FIGURES.
LIVERPOOL
INSIGHT MOVEMENT.

NEW ORLEANS, Nov, 21.-Hester's
figures on movement into sight:
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MEMPHIS COTTON.

Memphis cotton closed steady and un-
changed, ,Middling, 10000. Sales, 1,75O
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yellow, $1.51@i.5iM,
Oats, No. w.,.te, 75976c; No, )
white, 72G75%c,
Rye, No. g SLAIN qt42h; barley,
$lSldl,56i timothy seed, SS.50@11.50
clover seed, nominal; pork, nominal;
lard, $25.l0; ribs, 19.50@20,50;
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MEMPHIS MARKETS


(Qlotations represent prices from
Iobper 10 reta.ler).
Produce,
Eggs-French oandled, s4@G5c, stor-
age, ooVoIc, ...,,,.,, oo,,,d rr,r,s
VsG d. aO SStH5" o. 0"'''' 0Vp ''"'-
rp oSitry Nb rSSm pfpl aSs7S S'T TeHs.. alive.
I9II'c, nresseas ESWSici roosiers' aattsm
I9c; geese, 22W2aci turkeys, hss, SaW
&c; sprinseps Solos' ana leSs' S'~''''
large sizes s'W2se' 1 -Fr.
Rruits.
W.. 4rr
Lemons--Per box. $500.
Orange Florida, $a son 500. rw a~
Dried Fruit apples, $50
nom apricots, nom nv '''' $3.50" ~
a. 15rrop'S-loR"Ss' F"'Vv' h'"po'''
F', |,orr,o eocr ana al n0@,r "a
Soo0anuts- ig", l'yVw ii sS IN
Snnlirs uuRarre," stScct 'iouafban $40
air utna,nns az Enmit "a, Works.
e. nI Loao T1hesaRs nos ~ggGdt a az "a, '' Pen,
~, dc 20 co6 Q "a, ho,N IN "a 7b@6 IA.
i'a rr su.rvWo 'gV' uVN' m mail SSV
Cottonseed Products.
So'SN
merchants ExchaNee Quotationsb
Crude oil. basis prime I. q, h. mill.
1Shc lb. hulls, loose, CARROTS, SS.50IS.7S,
NTVCeIleS. rs
Flour -RarreI 2A.lb saoks. s1IBoa
"a Ok, aeIf- rising s1IF7bG5194 10
Meal-Crcam, bbI., paSs 1901 h. sackn
ssoo; 50-ib' sacks $S1OOi %S,,b sacsSns y.
extra; standard, iOc lower
Suear-stan1Nrd, CIRCULATED cane.
nominal; clarified, nominal ,,
Rice--Head, pound, lShWt4c; broken,
shc. w "'h
Coffee A~rbuckle's roasted. case,
Memphis basis, a. zoe! roasted. bulk.
per h. nominal; green. common ordi"
nary. 5Og35c; Javas, sS1fSc.
Vegetables. H~
Beans-Navy. per h., sac; Lima. per
b., 14b mlbhc,
Peas@Caliiornia black eyed. per h.,
sac.
Onlons-Sack, 100 pounds, ST. 75R6.00;
Spanish, crate, So. 90; California, owt.,
81. 90, ..
Potatoes-Cwt, all varieties, $500
1855.
Cahbage-Northern, crate S3.25G3.75.
Peppers-Hamper 81 5n.
ao Gs9umoers ~ rot house. |9'OOV1''O
Lettuce--California! crate, $225
telery-Bunch Michigan, bOW60c;
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Grain and F%eedstuffs,

Oats-White. dray lots, dc. mixed,
soc.
Chors--Per ton, less than car lots.
$1,000
Corn-Sacked. In dray load lots. No.
No ? white, s1.S3; No. 2 mixed, sl.s2.
Mil Feens-Dray load lots, ton, pran,
SAC. 90. shorts, gray, $500,
Hay-Timoth1. less than car lots,
No, /, $40; Nc. 2. s32; alfalfa, choice.
nom.: No. 1. nom. No. 2. nom.
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Grain

Forecast grain belt-Missouri and
Illinois; Cloudy and cooler tonight, Sat
urday and Sunday fair with moderate
temperature, Rest generally fair, to-
morrow and Sunday moderate tempera-
lures.
Chicago,-Not much selling pressure
In corn on the break. A little buying
by commission houses, Rally mainly
on covering by shorts, Ticker thinks
the selling pressure In corn has been
limited owing to the strength shown by
the stock market,-Wild to s, & G.
Memphis receipts! Corn 4, oats 2
and hay 4 cars.
Hog receipts. Chicago IS, 900, Omaha
I, 200, Kansas City 5000, Souix city H.
600, ST. Joseph 5000, ". Louis 5000.
Chicago Receipts: Wheat 10000,
corn 246, 900, oats 204, 900, Shipments:
Wheat $4,000, corn $4,000, oats S63 600,
81. Louis--Receipts. Wheat 1872, 900,
corn 4, 1000, oats 100000, shipments:
Wheat $4,000, corr 10000, oats 1000.
Chicago-Hogs about 25c to 4Oc lower,
receipts 80, 900, bulk OF sales $1,000
13.4s, Kansas city hogs slow and
steady; top, $li.40.
Chicago-Messago from Sioux city
elevator concerns says elevators In that
section are full OF corn and Will come
to terminal markets as soon as cars are
available, Much larger receipts are ex-
pected next week.-Clement Curtis TO
MeFall,
Chicago-Corn market weak on the
decline In oAeh corn Shipping sales
" corn 100, 900, oats 1876, 900, all do.a>
Wild
Chieago-Shippers appear to be the
only buyers Of cash corn, Corn prod
ncts not buying, Indiana and Ohio Of
fers of corn to the East are increasing.
Iowa reports indicate liberal corn move
ment when cars are supplied.-Wild.
tinued weakness OF hogs, They are
closing 30c to 40c lower than yesterday
with about 5000 left over. Break OF
| to 4 cents IN new cash corn also a
faCtOT.-Wild,
Stocks.
New York.-A special TO the New
York Times says: X. G. Leffingwell, as
sistant secretary Of treasury is being
favorable considered as Glass success
scr. Leffingwell Is n Republican!
New York.-All indications point to a
somewhat easier money situation.
strain that has been prevailing. during
past few days IL gradually passing and
It Is the belief In banking circles that
the money market VIII gradually settle
down TO normal,--Dow, Jones q co.
New York--It may be stated on Off
cial authority the new interests In con-
troll of Crucible Steel Co. have In mind
a reoapitalization Of the company to bo,
made effective following the complete
settlement OF tax by the government
Morse to Shepard & Chuck,
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Vegetables.

Dry Salt Meats-Regular. 2t922c;
extras, &c. ,-
sugar-Cured Meats-Standard hams.
3SM3bc,
Iard-Hog lard. g06D32c. best races
compound. b., PIC; .SnoWdritt. Sl4.754
1926: cottolene, st3io9ll9O; Crisco,
S12; cooking oil, h., &c.
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London cables American senate fail
ING 10 rattty peace treaty will not pre-
vent its effectiveness.
The news scimitar. (Memphis, Tenn.) 1907-1926, 1919-11-21

A hard-hearted thief "llfted' 25
pounds OF sugar, n side OF bacon. four
suits of underwear and a suit OF boys
clothing from the automobile OF Mrs.
c. l.. Graves. 2255 Central venue,
Thursday afternoon. The car was parked
in front of Summerfield's store on Main
street at the time.
The Wheeling intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1903-1961, 1919-12-12
BROOKE COUNTY
PYTH!ANS MEET
HON, SAMUEL B. MONTGOMERY,
GRAND KEEPER OF RECORDS
AND SEAL IS PRINCIPAL
SPEAKER.
Albert Snedeker, of This City Acts as
POSTMASTER Of The Big Affair.

WcllShurS Lodge No. 30. knights Of
Pythans was host to a number Of menu
bCrS high IN the ranks of the order last
evening at big banquet and speaking
fest held at the Castle Hall in that
town. and one of the greatest meetings
in the history Of the order was the tca-
ture.
Albert Snedekcr Of this city. was
toaStmaSter and the principal speaker
was Hon. Samuel Il. Montgomery. grand
keeper OF records and seal. state labcr
commissioner. and by the way Il C1ndt-
date for the Republican nomination for
governor.
\ beautiful American flag was pre-
scented during the evening. the prescnta-
ton address being mad" by w. 5. Will
kins, while the address Of acceptance
WIS made ny w. l.. Glass.
\. J. wilkins. Of Huntington lodge
No. 1913 delivered splendid address ana
was followed by u vocal and musical
number BY Mrs FREDERICK Davis and
Rcrcc. Charles rott"e. Of follanSbcc
lodge No. 10 PIT over Il hig feature IN
Trenches" with the aid Of his army
buCle and snare drum and traps.
w Z. Smith II Huntington Lodge No.
102. Harry BELL. Of Wheeling. spence
Wallace If Stcuhcnvillc. and several
others spoke in glowing terms Of the
work Of the pythInn order. There was
also a real lively tilt IN the old good
natured form between the Pythians Of
Wheeling and Huntington and III" down
river boys predicted that Wheeling was
trying TO iuclud" Pittsburgh and their
town in the big gathering in process
now III progress.
The Wheeling intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1903-1961, 1919-12-12
Junior Championship
Game at Tunnel Green
Barnes A. c. Clash with Yankee Juniors
ship Of Ohio valley.

All 6isoutes over the amateur junior
chanrnionsh;p of the OHIO valley Will
probably be settled on CHRISTMAS morn
ing when the fast going ltarncS a. y.
and the Yankee Juniors. both OF the
south Side, will clash for supremacy:
These two teams have defeated Some OF
the best In the valley and nara oat-
lie should be looked for when tnHse
rivals come together. II - also retheH-
hered that these lads have met III TWO
nrey1ous encounters in which the IAN
kaes came out on the long cnd IN the
FIRST game BY the score OF SO. although
the game ended by an argument In
the second meeting the teams fought
a hard 90 tie. although the Barnes as
PLAYED two ringers in their lineup anu
rules and regulations are now oe'nG
made OF which each team VIII nave 10
abide. Each manager IS expected 20
turn over their lineup about week
previous to the game.
The officials have not as Yet oeeh
selected but it is thought that Cunning
ham. OF the Triaugles, VIII referee
the contest. while Basista Will prooaoly
umpire, while BriUkman and Barns VII
nrobablv act as headllnrSmen. The
Yankees have been practIcing hard TINS
week and will keep IN Al CONDITION lor
the game. All OF the following YANKEE
nlavers are requested 10 report TOT
practice each evening. beginning Win
Monday OF next week: W. Reuther, Me-
lick, Pfeffcrman. Hermann. McG!nis.
Koch, Stein. Dixon. Bachmann. Ep-
themes. II. Ruther. killeen. lhilllpS.
Br;,mer. Flatlcy ,Captaln). BrandtasS.
The Wheeling intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1903-1961, 1919-12-12
MINERS WILL
WORK TODAY
GENERAL RESUMPTION OF OPERA
TIONS STARTS THIS
MORNING.
Notices Posted, Following Return Of
Sub District Officials From
Indinnapolis.

Approximately $4,000 coal miners
employed in sub-diStrirt Of District
3. including the counties Of Marshall
Ohio. Brook" and Hancock nn this sid"
o. the river and Jefferson. Belmont and
Monroe en- the Ohio sid" viii return to
work this morning after being out for
tn" past five weeks.
Tho return Of President William Roy
and vice president Frank LcdviVka. Of
the above named district. WAS followed
by the posting of notices ut all Of the
mines ordering the mon to report for
work a. once. ami rs the next turn is
scheduled for 100 this morning. the
mines Will resume at that tim" and will
continue in operation without any fur
thor notice.
1t was stated by the officers return
ing yesterday that the pending injunc-
ti0ns against certain officers and min
rrS would likely h" n0lliCd nj once and
il was not thought that thcr" would be
any further trouble. 1t was stated that
pl"ny OF cars would he on hand q take
care Of all coal mined ut once
The Wheeling intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1903-1961, 1919-12-12
PITT SEVER RELATIONS
With CARNEGIE Tech

pTTTSBTRGH. Dec. 11-Thcre will
be no more University of Pittsburgh
Carnegie Tech football games. nor any
further cXChanG" Of glmes between the
TWO schools in any branch of athletes.
This was made certain last night al a
meeting of the University Of Pitts
hurgh Athletic Council. when q rrsolu-
ton previously passed by the Student
Senate recommending that relations
with Tech he severed. was adopted.
Rivalry Is Intense.
The reason given was that the rivalry
between the student bodies had reached
such a stage that Il was deemed best
for all concerned 70 have no further re-
lations.
When Tech announced its basketball
schedule recently. II contained two
games with Pitt. but these will he cam
Celled and there VIII be no meeting on
the floor. Eridiron or elsewhere.
The Wheeling intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1903-1961, 1919-12-12
TR|ANGLES- YANKEE MEET SUNDAY
MERCHANT HENRY A. {. MEET SAT.
HENRYs AND MERCHANTS Of
hTTERNoON AT FAIR GROUNDS.
rrtangles And Yankees to Meet sun
day Afternoon At Tunnei SEn
For Championship.

Gridiron fans Of the Ohio Valley viii
b. treated to two OF the best games OF
tho season this weekend. when ne ne
Henry \. c. OF tn. East End. anu am c az
Merchant A. c.. Of WclIShurg ciaSh ia ga -
urday afternoon at the state Far ar
grounds. and the Yankee \; G: OF nc hs
Fast End and the Triangle \: =. OF r,,c
south Side meet at Tunnel Green. , Sur,
dav afternoon for the amateur c !nr.II,
pi0nship OF the valley and the 1e'e-
These two games will mark the cos
ing OF football in this vicinity. AM. anu
hundreds OF fans ar" expected " '"'"
out 10 witness both contests. ,,o+
I, was made known last evening tnat
Muilavie. star end Of the Trtans,e n
would be at his reCular berth nSAt SFr,i
Iay. II has been due 10 the won1ert
rIGyipr Of this lad that the South
Siders have had such wonderful sea-
son. .. hor1 FOR
,bsir weekend game, and expect 10 VIII
over The fast up-rivcr aggregation
The Wheeling intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1903-1961, 1919-12-12
"Auction of Souls "

Auction Of Souls" which is t" be-
presented ut the E,N thr1'r' all u"N'
week. has III" unusual distinction II
having a leading woman VIII" actually
enacted III" original scenes which Ia"
motion pictur" rrpr"du,"S. Miss Aurora
Mardiranian. IN" Eirl who has tn" leaf
ing r"I" is not - motion pi"tur" n''r'sS.
hut MIS- induced 4" act for Nh films
just what >h" p'r>"mal}y passed thr"uEh
III Armenia III lHl|.
Miss MHrrhgrujau's h"Np"rl"u"" H.
fore tin. rlIu,ra Is not apparent III tin
The Wheeling intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1903-1961, 1919-12-12
CIRCUIT COURT NOTES

Circuit court will be idle for the re-
maiud"r Of IN" week. There Will be no
NOR" jury trials untiI those held under
January rules. Monday and Tuesday
Of nrN, week will lac divorce days.
Judg" Il ". AddIrman will have charge
Of Fart on Monday. followed by Judge
J. Il. Som"rVille with Part II on Tues
day.
Yesterday the case styled Alice V.
Foley. vs. Mary Ellen MosrburE ct nj
was given hearing. The decision