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The Wheeling intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1903-1961, 1919-01-11
DUN'S REVIEW


NEW YORK, Jan. i0.--LMns l"norro"
Will say:
With the country passing through l"'
roaliustinrnt stages. after An era "i ar
;jficinl, ilIustriuus. it is not IE"6lcal L"
look for signs Of hesitation ana caution
That ouch cvidruGrs are plainly discern
,ble is not 4 symptom "f w"akheSs' nor
an indication Of dwlndlinG conf hrncc'
raj forces arc again coming nv" opera
hit IS merely demonstration that hatu-
zion. If BUSINESS has halted prrcSpllpIE'
following a pr-ird Of uncXamnl"d "Spah-
sion the check ia only ono that mlEh'
have nccn expected under n" n"~ c"nd'-
ticns now present. and in las broadcast as
meets i; not An unwhrlcsome tcHH"F'!.
Tho fact is that tho. inevitable "f"h"tn'r
transformation is proceeding me moro
smoothly and will h> III" NOR" quickly
cornpletcd. because nf the disposition IN
many nuurtcrs to act prudcntlN whllH
rrca, Fundamental changes arc in motion
and ia await n clearer determination 81
the various problems nf rcc"nstruril"n'
Among these, the question or prices is
mo which cpmpcls thoughtful attention.
md that about all markets arc no longer
under the domination Of sellers shows IN
whaI direction tho pendulum IS swing
ing. Weekly bank clcaTingS S6,SH+,'-a,-
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COLERAIN

Quit" II number attended the hfa
Cross sewing "Wednesday and nice i"'
Of work was accomplished.
Mr.. Joel Wniicr wis Il caller in 81
CIairsvillc Wednesday.
Mr.. and Mrs Sanford Fell moved INTO
the Richards property. where 'h'S 'N
p.cl 20 make their future home.
Mr.. Eli Walker spent the WHek-"iin
VITA his parents. Nh. and Mrs. J. w
Walker.
Mr.. and Mrs. Leroy .mcrcar ana
family ri Pleasant Grove, were chAc'
in tins plac" Sunday.
MISC Lizzie Wells. II Faru'tr::ion. IS
rIcrkinc in the Thomas Arkin store
Mrs. Rachel Maui" IS impT"''hs'
Mrs Maulr celebrated her S4th hlrthday
and = number Of her friends were
present. ,,o..
DIR. G. X. Hague was business C''"r
in Enrtnn Monday.
Mr.. J. &. Th"nks. and sons. o. r"' '"-
iur,on were callers here Tuesday.
Misses Mary Bailey and Mhrd" VIZ
C'nrtv mr." attending the Eli!ott '''''
msrcial Schnrl at Wheeling.
Mrs. ". II. Roberts and dnuIht"r'
Mrs Nsz,l Kennedy. attended inc tu-
r@ral Of Mrs Spencer. "f Martins f''t''
Tuesday. ,,
Mr. and Mrs. w. RI. hr@Et.
daughter. T.cdr!a, were callers III h''''-
ink Wednesday.
Miss Marjuri" Murdoch. If ficashnt
Grove, was the guest Of Claire Hpsoe
rnn r :: .. ciaas was rlrnsanuy on
tcrtainrd at the home IF Miss MhIJ
Scot; Saturday. ,.;..
Mr.. X. l.. Walker was pus'h''S
...,t.. Il, Iror.,n Monday.
Mr. frank DUNCAN. Of Farm. ngtch'
w,s -. business caller TucauaY.
Mr.. and Mrs. IrdEnr frll wero inc
guests IT relatives III MartihS ti'
Wednesday. ,,o,r
Mir. and Mrs. J. T.. Rcck were co4ierS
N Wheeling Tuesday.
Mrs. G.. i. Peabody returned NOM,
Tuesday after Il visit with relatives III
WhrclIng. ,,,.,,..s
Mr. u. r. nrackin WAS business
caller in Barton wednesday,
sunday school at 1910 p. m: preacn-
inn, Mt 40 p. IN. Rev. /. IL. l'ahus"'
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Extend Aid 10 The
Foreign Trade Of The
United States Planned

WASHINGTON. Jan. 1n.--Ald in the
extension IF American foreign Trad" is
provided in the annual Legislative, eNcru-
tive and judicial appropriations bill Tor
1920 reported today to the House. The
measure carries appropriations totally
INK S96,3Sp. 900, approximately $Htuo,-
200 more tnau the 1919 hIl and provides
for 1855 salaries. Il decrease Of IN
For the expansion OF Americas for
eign trade an appropriation Of 4sh".2po
would be given the bureau Of foreign
and domestic commerce Of the depart
mcnt Of commerce. The appropriation
which is double that made in 1917 con-
templates. according Ia testimony given
at 81 hearing on the bill. the sending OF
agents bureaus. throughout the
world to investigate opportunities FOR
American business Tho home person.
mel OF the bureau MISC ~ Increased I'M
der the bill SO that information as to
world market may b. readily hvhiaolc
to American business men.
Assistance also would be given Amer
lean firms engaging IN foreign trade
through The state department. additions
being provided for III" departments
staff of trade advisors and legal exports.
REPRESENTATIVES, of tho stat" department
at hearings on the hill urged that meas
urcs be taken to insure that American
business men are. treated fairly by for
pIcu governments in the competition for
after tho war trade.
In providing for state department
needs. the bill abulishes tho title OF con
surlur of the department and Suhstl-
tutcs the title of under Secretary Of
State
The increase in appropriations car
ricd by the bill is due largely TO pTovi-
sinns for the 1920 census. the amount
proposed for that purpose being S1%.65o,-
700. Tho other principal increase ~ an
addition Of Sa,2SS.oQG over the 1919 APP
preparation for the internal revenue
bureau.
Reductions from tho 1919 bill consist
mainly in elimination Of many positions
created during the war, mHrr Than $b.-
600 nCO being cut from tho war, navy
and stnte departments pay rolls. Con-
tingent expense funds Of various depart
mcnts were cut several hundred thGus-
and dollars, while military research
work by the bureau of standards is elm
mated at 4 saving OF s46N.4no.
Dia.ontinuance OF the sub-trCasurics
at Baltimore, Boston, Chicago Cincin-
natl. New Orleans. New York. Phindci-
nhjn ST. Louis and San Francisco. also
reduced the appropriations by 47"."'e.
Dcvclnprn.nt Of thu: federal reServ" SEs-
tenn in the opinion OF the house aprr"-
n-iations subcommittee has eliminated
the necessity of maintaining The SUB
treasures.
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RATIFICATION OF THE
DRY AMENDMENT BY
IS STATES NEXT WEEK

COIUMRl'S. O.. Jan. !N,-Frrdlclon
That &C states will have ratified the ma
tiynnl prohibition Amendment by IN" END
Of next week. was mad" here today ny
Wayne Is. Wheeler. general cnnnSel 1"F
the Satinna! Anti Saloon league. Ratl-
iicatirn h% 70 states is sufficient 10
make thu, Amendment effect Throughout
tn. nation Mr.. Wheeler also predicted
that Il minimum Of - states and pos
sihly a. will have ratified tho amend
mint before the legislative sessions
close this gear.
Ratification Of the national prohibition
amendment will he completed next
week hy &c states. sir. Wheeler said
HI added that all state legislatures now
are in session excepting those which
meet on january u And Nevada which
meets on January 20.
Immediately after the 18th. we Will
have "a states" he said.
MIR. Wheeler declared enough states
will hav" ralircd this week to represent
ZOO, 100 people.
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SAND HILL

Tho revival services ut the NJ. Il.
chudrch ut this place are in progress
this week. Trh Rev. Newman, who Il
conducting the services. hEs preached
soma excellent d.Scoursea
There will BE- Sunday school II: Inc
usual hour on Sunday morning and
preaching nj night.
Mrs. NJ. l.. Campbell entertained Il
party Of friends last Tuesday cverlng.
with music and games and s"ciAl
hour ap lca>ant lImc was sp"u; by all
present. AT conventional hour
luncheon VAS served.
Miss Virginia Fitzsimm4ns r"open"d
her school NJ Upper Sand Hi on Mon
day "morninE. the school having been
closed many weeks. She has secured
hnari1ing with Mrs. Alex. McGlunphy
fur the rest Of the school term.
MISC Mildred Jones has been spend
ing several days this week with hcr
grandmother Mra. &. S. Jones.
Mr. James Cole. Of North wheeling,
is spending this week rs tho guest ol
his parents, Mr.. and Mrs. VIM. Cole.
Mr.. 4. l.. Daguc and son. Curtis,
spent Tuesday tranSacting business in
Elm Grove.
Mr.. W. II. Turner delivered some fat
cattle. Ia Winters Bros. on Tuesday.
Mr.. J. II. t'ltzsmmous delivered tw"
loads uf fat hogs TO Elm Grove
draIrr one day this week.
Mr.. K. ". Luke and W. W. Luke
have delivered several loads Of baled
straw this wrk tn parties on hidtls
Wheeling creek.
Dr., Lewis Conrad has returned 10
Elm Grove after several days spent
with his family here.
Private Samuel Sims has returned 20
the city. after spending week Win
his sister here.
Mr.. viii Junkins delivered IN large
load Of dressed poultry in the city On
Friday.
MIR. Hayes Francis was o business
visitor in Pleasant Valley. harshHAl
county. on Thursday.
Mr. Wilbur McC'reary wha one or inc
anpraisars who met at tho lhte LEWIS
Noes residence on Wolf Kun. on
Wednesday,, TO appraise tho personal
property. ,, -,
MIR W, \. Cole delivered load OF
live roultry in the city on Friday.
The Red Cross president Of distriou-
finn ~ work Mrs. Carrie Cole. has
surpIy Of refugee garments now on
hand 10 be given out 10 tho Red cross
sewers.
Mrs. Hayes Francis spent Tuesday
tho cues, Of Mrs. y. T. Truce.
Mrs. G. ". Marsh spent Wednesday
Tho guest NJ Mrs. Henry Gcrscltr and
Mrs. 4. n. Winters.
Mr.. Jaracs Junkins was trnnsactins
business IN the city on Friday.
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professionals
HOLD CONTROL

%EN. YORK. Jan t0.-There was no
essential changes today from the OK
treu,ely professional and reste'G'eo coN.,
Gi:lcns which have thus tar 'h's s'at
Sovsrnc., the daily sessions OF the e'ocA
market.
TIN, f.,,y definite Developments iaciuo-
I'd ~. December tonnage report OK 'i'7
United states Steel Corporati"h' Sh"E
ing n decrease OF substantially 'op'"'"
tons and , drop in call money. when ~aS
in fair supply at ; y. percent. aFAi"S' '''''
weeks high rate 'nf SIX per ceEe.
An index 70 the markets supeFrlc,a1
Searnc,.r - afforded by the list or the
DAYS mos, acttv. issues. Ir-addition to
1-nItcd states Steel. which represented
ab,u, twenty percent OF the m"1efaIH
dNalings. other prominent STOCKS en-
hracrd ~ nils. sugars. minerals eno or
DERBY tract =" specia!tt"s.
Rails ae:l:n remained In the back
ground thn few changes being mainly
a: moderate CONCESSIONS. The ono ssrlk-
inr feature Of that division WIS a -
,>c,ct break in Texas Pacific land trust
on a sale OF full lot at ESQ
United States Steel WAS under pres
surA but regained all but fraction OF
is loss az the Gloss when oils ana otncr
rayoritcs w:crr NJ minimum ouotationS.
C'ooS,"rS. e: ufsorS and prominent 1904
shares embraced the heavy stocks these
'>cirs partly ncutraiizNd by n" strrng'n
81 t!~~.ccoS' ruhhc-s. Great Northern ore
mi cxrr>ss issues Studchaker also
showed! marked firnrneSs. Sales amount
- 70 5000 shares
Ir-cs7lia--y 81 Tho hor'l list was ocea-
siorsS, b. ,aa h.'arincsS of internationals
7a-;irufa-iv tho French loan quotation.
and snn.tc- setbacks fractions. which
I-nncrd ~, III. refusal Of tn" local au-
.hor!ti.S - grant ir"rcasHd fares. Lib
ortr bonds ais" displayed rencttonarE
,cnde ac;.S. To-al sales. par value. ag-
Erara.cd e-.175.nnn Old L. S. bonds
were unchanged on call
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SUGAR.

NEW YORK. Jan. I0.--Thc local sugar
market was srcndy and unchanged at
7.?7 for centrifugal 70 IN. rciIncrs.
There we're purchasers of 2l4.o00 bags
Of Cuban January shipment and l'oVo
Porto Rico aflOat.
In refined ;hcro was only fair ill.,
curry, but considrrablr apprehension
was frl1 By rcfincrs lest tho harhor strike
continue and cause some delay in lhc
arrivals Of rnw sugar. MOST OF Inc re,
rnrr. arc already behind on orders and
their supplies Of raw sugar arc none :"n
hig, sn that. If arrivals arc delayed
they will have To close down their re-
,inrrire The zonirE system, which pro-
hlL!ird North Atlantic r"rnrrS from sell
M wcvl Of Buffalo ana Pittsburgh. has
been removed by tho United States f""!
administration Prices unchanged At 90
cents for fine Eranuin;cd.
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Wilson Would Protect
Rights Of Small States

PARIS. Jun In.---GIy tho Associated
Press )---Pr"sil"nt Wilson is giving
considerable attention tn III" problem of
safeguarding tn" rights Of minority
natinnalitirs in the pcac" treaty. The
territories in question ARE occupied ny
mixed races The race having an CYL
dent majority will in principle deter
mine the future "f the regions IN ques-
ton but when that - done. The peace
acttlcm"nt. IL is held must also include
complete guarantee for :hc protection
OF minority raccs.
Thus IL Greece should Receive add
tioual territory in Thracr, tho rights
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If the Trunks. according 10 this prln-
cipl". would be protected By intcrna-
tional covenant. Should Italy or great
"r Serbia have the ultimate posses
SiCn Of DalmatIa. the rights Of ootn
races rs we'll A. of the Mohanmcdans
would he equally safeguardcd.
Some of the methods by which TINS
can BE- done. il is pointed out. arc pro-
rurtionalc representation in representa-
tive bodies by communal governments
Of the minority race where it has =
local majority, and BY const.tutionat
guarantees for equal religious and cIvIE
rights.
This subject is considered one OF the
most intricate Of those concerning raco
distribution and will affect cspecla!lyt
is declared. the territorial aspirations
II Italy Serbia, Greece, Rumania ana
Poland insofar as II concerns other na-
tionalities settled within the borders
10 be outlined.
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Congressman Bowers
Had Roosevelt Letter
OF Thanks This Week

Spncial Disnatch u The lnlriligrnccr
WARRINGTON, y. e.. Jan. lb.--On
the very day that lie was app":n t@d uy
Speaker Clark rs a member al IN" Eo''-
,nittrc from III" house Of RGi'rescnia-
tlv.. 10 attend the funeral services 81
Colonel Roosevelt 1T Oyster Bay. |"h'
arrsSmau George 81 Bowers. az lh'
Second (W. Val district. received us
Following note: ,o,,
My Dear MIR. Bowers:
My husband IS lnid up with an n
tack OF inilammat"ry rheumatism
and asks me [" send YOU I Ertat
many thanks I"r your delightful
present.
| hope he may b. Rble TO wear them
before very long: meantime. he SENDS
his best wishe. for the coming ysaF.
Yours sincerely.
(Signed) Edith hcrm!t Roosevelt
(MrS. Theodore Ro"sercID.
This friendly rot". evidenced 10y III"
nnS,office stamp LETT oyster Lay ap''"N
the tire the eX-prNSd"nt passed away
II was m acknowledgement "f a'THl' S''
mas present. Il huX az III" finest nose
that ,b. International Wu"l"n Mills.
Martinsburcs biggest manufacturing
industry. is capabl" Of producing. II
wos n spccial order and great care was
nixon in selecting the finest product
for the Yuleildr gift OF the Second DIS,
trict congressman :" his distinguished
friend. .
II is hardly necessary ~ stat" tha'
CONGRESSMAN Bowers s"ts u large sore
nv the nolr---aInong the last greetings
no doubt sent by tn" great statesman 10
friend before his sudden death. ME-
Rowers received his second appoint
men, an United States fish commission
er from Colonel Roosevelt. and tf"!r
os.oc;ation during the laltcr's term was
hn,h. close and friendly The death "t
his former. chirf and friend was n great
shock TO the Mart insburE congressman.
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CHICAGO LIVE STOCK,

CHICAGO. jar Io.--lIoESs-EeceIptS,
undr- Yesterdays average. Early TOP;
si:,So; few above ai7:65 Rt". HuiK ~
..,ica 81 10frl7.Gh: hutch"rs. SlI;"' N
- ~. nm sl1.0nG packins.
si6.75in17'4o; ,hrow-"uts. si6,N9Hf16.'";
p'S G;n, ttSyI 1nnHo: beef s'""rs
and good butcher cattle steady. - "'n-
mon COW stuff slow - - CENTS I""v''
, w.. ,~c,I; ralyrs steady. uay'prlr"s
unr iM except butcher stock. cows
and hrif"rs. &7.75 u 1850; cannrr' ana
shccp.-Rcccipts 10000. Fat lambs
closed mostly 225 cents lower man YER
fancT s1G,S5Rl1.i6; medium and good
ti5. 0of 1855. The day prices otherwise
unchanged.
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STERLING
Considerable Number Of Shares So!d
Yesterday At Slightly Re.
duced Prices.

\ small amount Of trading in Sterling
Products stocks and sterling Products
Rights was INDUCED in the local mar
kci Yesterday, with on" or two lots OF
the old stock changing hadns at |l9l
.ho-c which i q recession of s points
from tho high reports "f Il few days ago.
several small lots in Sterling, Rights
were sol! nj. 3. and 81, which Is re-
rrssion nt points from high OF the
frs, par, If last w""k
nr.I brokers differ in their rcspec-
,iy, ,/Ir;nns relative Ia this stock.
some declaring that they expect fall
ing off. while others maintain that II
will hold us present price.
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BUTTER, Eaas. CHEESE

NEW YORK. Jan. lO.~~Rnttrr hrm.
Creamery higher: 81 Extra. 1om ~ &c:
extra. GolIs: hrsts. h5Md,c' packing
stock current make number :, Eia.an:
Eggs nrm. Fresh gathered extras. tic;
fresh gathered regular backed extra
frs.S. - q 7Gc: d. ilrstS. 6TGfGSc; sthtc.
Pennsylvania and nearby western hen
merry whit. lin" To fancy. I5T sc; state.
Pennsylvania and nearby eastern men,
merry wi,lt.. urine. is &; 74c: do brown. ~
u 2r: do nihcrrd brown and mlxci col
urS. CO fI7lc.
ChcrSt-Tirm. state whole milk flats
fresh specials. 81 4 do av"rHsr run. 35is
&S1is
Puultry-Lvc. weak. Chickens. 2s4
soc: fowls, 34cGr26: old rhosters, .26 y:
dressed quiet and unchanged.
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WILSON SIGNS BILL
ON THE "OTHER SIDE"

WASHINGTON. Jim. lc.-Notico OF
the signing by President Wilson IN
France Of the first bill sent to tho
White House by COMPRESS after the
President sailed last month was cso'eo
today to Secretary Tunulty. It vas
rho measure authorizing the payment
~ transformation home of war workers
l.,ryjrr the government service.
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TOpen.I High. Low. CioBa
UNTITLED ORDERS
SHOWED DECREASE

NEW YORK. Jan. 10.-~Cnfilled orders
Of the United States steel corporation
on December Il were T.3T9.l"2 tons hc-
eordine to the corporations monthly
statement issued today. This is a de-
crease OF 1851 tons compared with tho
orders on November 30.
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PITTSBURGH LIVE STOCK.

pITTSBI'RGH. Jan. 10 - Cattl" -
Steady: supply light. Prime. $1,000
i1.j0
:;il"cp--St naay: supply light. Prm"
wr;hcre s1116di 80: cullS and coins
mon. s4.ahdr6.40 Lambs. SIl.0GTl It's.
Veal calves. S2@0h q 2Ing.
HoGs--~Active Twenty double decks.
Prime hcavics and heavy workers.,
Sl1.c5m1T.IH. Figs. $500 q i7."5;
roIEhS, $4,000 10 %.
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TOLEDO GRAH.

TOLEDO. O.. Ian. l0.-Clover seed
Prime cash and January. $685.: Febru-
AIRY. s25.S5: March ISIS. Alsikc-prime
cash and January. $3.50: March. $3.50.
T;mothy--Prirrc cash. old. $3.50: new
January. $500; February. S5S2E March
sl21.: April. Sill =: Nag. $3.50; Sep
tember, S5.I2E.
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CORN MARKET
SCORES RALLY,

CHICAGO. Jan. 1o-WiQcspread lat"r
rouhles in Argentina which apparently
lad paralyzcd business in that country
rallied the corn market from b>s4rish ct
fsets Of the rcmuva; OF the United
states bun on lrui-,rtation Of Argentina
corn. Prices closed unsettled; January.
$l.44E ard Nay. SI.2j = i l.SG, With me
tinal range as a whole half a ccnt OF TO
I%.c up compared with ~ hours before.
ok gnincd j, ga. c. In provisions
liz outcome varied from so cents dccllac
10 4 rise OF 32H35 cents.
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New York Cotton Market

WHEEL ING. w. Va. Jan. 10. 10.
Furnished Ito InielliEencer by A #,
Hastcn & Co.. members OF the New Yorh
atock Exchange. National Bank Build
tnn. wheeling. W. Va. Louie +. prond.
manager.
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PITTSBURGH STOCKS

WHEELING, ". Va. Jan. TO, ~.
Furnished tho InteII1g-nccr by A. F.
Mas,en d Co. members or tho New York
s,ock Exchange. National hank Build.
mr.. Wheeling. w. Va. LuuIu y. Brand
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But Worm Sometimes Turns.
4 CONSCIENTIOUS onj"ctor" told the
tribunal the other day that h" wouldn't
KILN worm. As the poet SO touchingiy
puts5 il. ~ fellow feeling makes US
yondrous kiud.''--rassing Show.
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NEW YORK CURB MARKET

WHEELING, w. Va. Jan. 10, 10.
Furnished the intelnEencer by A. L.
Masteu & Co. members Of tho New 9ora
Stock Exchange. National BanE l3ulla'
,rs, Wheeling. w. Va. Louis +. Brand
mnnng r..
STOCkSl BIO tltsp'
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N. Y. STOCR EXCHANGE

WHEELING, W. Va. Jan 10. 10.
Furnished the 1rteurserccr py. a Z
Masten i Co.. members Of the Ne" Iorb
Stock Exchange. National Bank Build
la<, wheeling. ". Va. Louis F. Brand
manager.
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PETEoLEUm.

MI. CITY. Ia. JIM. lo.-Cr"dit hai.
an,rs 81; runs 46.6ih: aVrraEr h"'1'1'
shlnrerrts 23ci3: average 36.5H9.
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BOSTON COPPER STOCKS

WHr;EI.lNi;. ". Va. Jan IN. 10.
FURNISHED n" .;,,Gtlirencor BY A. &c
nosten K 60. members OF tho Now Ior1
Stock rxcranse. National Bank butio-
r.S. Wheeling W. Va. Louis +. Brana
manager.
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LOCAL STOCKS

w11F,EIING. W. Va. Ian. 10 ~.
Daily quotation list Wheeling Stock
Exchange, compiled for the Intelligent
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Standard Oh Subsidiary Stock

WHEELING. W. Va. Jan. 10, 10.
Furnished The Ia.eli!gencer by A z
hasten & Co.. members OF the New Ior1
stock Exchange. National Bank Buile
tnx, Wheeling. w. Va, Louis +. Brand.
,nunarer
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1919-06-29
LABOR CONGRATULATED
AS AFEl is LAUNCHED

The shipping board. in connection with
the launching yesterday at the Hog
Island shipyard Of the steamship Afel-
the name being the code word for the
American Federation Of Labor. in honor
Of which the vessel was christened-
made public kilograms sent by Chair
man Hurley and Secretary OF Labor
Wilson to Samuel Gompers president OF
the federation, praising the spirit shown
by labor during the war.
You and the officers Of your great
organization" Mr.. Hurley said in his
telegram. have co-operated whole
heartedly with the shipping board in
building ships to help win the world
war. Today one OF the ships, appro-
priately named Afel In your honor, glides
into the water. This vessel soon will
by cruising to distant parts Of the world.
everywhere giving a practical and con-
vincing demonstration Of what Afel
means"
Secretary Wilson said first Of all the
launching Of this vessel celebrates
the splendid work which American
labor as q whole did to win the war.
but in a larger sense constitutes
q message to the entire world Of labor
progress in this republic and the hope
Of greater progress in other lands"
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1919-06-29

Mrs. Charles W. Fairfax. chairman Of
the music committee of the Arts Club.
is spending a fortnight at Atlantic City.
She left Tuesday in company with Mr..
Fairfax and will be joined there during
the week by her mother. Mrs. J. q.
Bowen.
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1919-06-29

The choir of the Presbyterian
church of Takoma Park will sing the
sacred cantata. Bethany" by Rhys
Herbert, this evening at o'clock.
This work. dealing with the raising of
Lazarus. is a particularly pleasing one.
all the music. both solos and choruses,
being of an unusually attractive ma
ture. The solo parts will be sustained
by Mrs. Austin, MIR. Woodley, and Mr..
Stuart of the regular choir, and Mrs.
Dearstyne. DR.. Penney and Mr.. G. H.
Kirk. who, with several others in the
chorus, are assisting the regular
choir. James w. Dyre will direct the
work, and Carl Steuhler will be at
the piano. The service will start at s
o'clock.