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The statement of policy as to the ul- innate strength of the navy and the time when it should be achieved is a reiteration of the boards position as carried in it's report to Secretary Dan- iels. each year since 1915. MT. Dan iels did not himself recommend any building program, withholding this for later presentation.
 In it's recommendations, the general board urged a policy of naval eXpan- sion that will guarantee protection of coast lines and the rapidly expanding merchant marine against any naval power in the world. Such protection, the board declared, can be had only by increasing American seapower to a point where it is "second to none" and maintaining it at that level.
 To Prevent War
 The board asserted that the war having demonstrated that possession of fleet powerful enough to protect its commerce is vital to any nation in time of hostilities, the mainten- ance of such navy by the United States would be great preventative of war, for no nation would lightly provoke hostilities where her own commerce would thereby be imperil- ed"
 The necessary future strength of
Bisbee daily review., 1919-12-10

the American navy, therefore, must depend, the board said, upon the naval strength of the power in position to challenge our legitimate commercial expansion upon the high seas.
 The board asserted it already was evident that first line ships of the American navy must have heavier ar mament than the 12-inch guns of the first dreadnaughts. These ships, the board said, were rapidly assuming the same relationship to the navy's superdreadnaughts that the older bat tleships bear to the first dreadnaughts themselves, with the time approaching when they can no longer be consider ed as effective first line ships.
 Want SupershIps
 The board recommended the con- struction of ten. scout cruisers, cited the value of such craft to the British fleet during the war and declared them to be essential to "any well bal anced navy" Recommending con- struction of five ships of the super destroyer type, the board emphasized the usefulness of such ships.
 For development and construction of aircraft during the year the board recommended an appropriation of S27,OO0,0OO with $6,0OO,OOO to be used for experimental construction.
Bisbee daily review., 1919-12-10

WASHINGTON, Dec. 9.-A soviet government is to be established in the state of Yucatan. Mexico. accord ing to Excelsior. of Mexico City. Dec. 5, copy of which was received to- day in Washington. Unless the mili- tary authorities take prompt action. the paper says, the first Soviet state in Mexico will soon be a reality.
 Yucatan has been the mecca for a large number of Russian Bolshevist agents in Mexico and a few weeks ago there was a wholesale massacre of men and women and children in Muna, a town of that state. which is referred to in the Mexico City pres as "Mexico's St Bartholomew day
 Socialists In Charge
 General Alvarado, who until re- gently was governor of Yucatan. is a close personal and official friend of President Carranza. The Liberal party in Yucatan was formerly strong, but now divides the state with the Socialists. with frequent and often bloody clashes between the fac tions. according to the Mexico City paper. which adds that the Social ists seem to enjoy immunity there and precipitate, street fights or the slightest provocation. The paper also charges that disorders which occur every week in various parts of the republic. almost without exception have been stirred up by the Social ist elements.
Bisbee daily review., 1919-12-10
State Roads Board
 Calls Convention

PHOENIX, Dec. 9.-The first call for the annual meeting of the Arizona good roads association was issued to- day, the call being signed by Presi- dent Dwight B. Heard of the assicia- tion. The meeting will be held in Tucson, at the chamber of commerce in that city, January 19.
 The purpose of the meeting. as an- nounced. is to sound the sentiment of various parts of the state with regard to national and state highway policies.
Bisbee daily review., 1919-12-10
BOLSHEV|KI MASSACRE NEXICANS IN YUCATAN STREETS
Strikers Fail to Accept Wilson Proposal
INDIANAPOLIS.

INDIANAPOLIS, Ind, Dec. 9.-The general com mittee of the United Mine Workers of America, meet ing here to consider Presi- dent Wilson's proposal for ending the strike of bitumin- ous coal miners, adjourned tonight at 6:30 o'clock without reaching an agree ment. The committee will meet again tomorrow morn- ing at 9:3O o'clock.
 John L. Lewis, acting president of the miners or- ganization, presented the proposal of President Will son to end the strike.
 q have nothing to say," said MT. Lewis after the ad- journment, except that we still have the matter under consideration, and will meet again at 9:3O tomorrow morning."
Bisbee daily review., 1919-12-10
TO HELP VETERANS

PHOENIX, Dec. 9.-The state in surance department of Arizona is now prepared to cooperate with the bureau of war risk insurance in aiding former service men in retaining. reinstatine or converting their war time insur' ance, the department announced to- day.
Bisbee daily review., 1919-12-10
Plan Great U. s. Navy
NAVY BOARD WANT SAN ARMADA SECOND TONONE TO DEFEND ALL
 AMERICAN COASTS AND ISLANDS

WASHINGTON, Dec. 9.-Two battleships, battle cruiser 2 scout cruisers, five submarine flo tila leaders and six submarines recommended by the navy general board in report made public today in the program to make the navy of the United States equal to the powerful maintained by any other nation in the world" not ater than 1925.
Bisbee daily review., 1919-12-10
Volunteers Face Blizzard

HELENA, Mont. Dec. 9.-Volun- teer miners worked in two Montana mines today in the coldest weather in the state this season. The lowest temperature was reported at Billings, 36 below zero.
Bisbee daily review., 1919-12-10
COPPER PRICE

Average price of copper for week ending Dec. 3, Enei- neering and Mining Journal notation, 17.95.
Bisbee daily review., 1919-12-10
WEATHER

Wednesday fair, rising tenn perature; Thursday partly cloudy and warmer; prob ably snow north portion.
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CHICAGO LIVE STOCK.

CHICAGO. Sept l9.-fl"Ss. r"c"irtS
10. oNG; estimated tomorrow 5000: firm.
mostly - cents higher than yesterdays
average Heavy 1850 n 1900: medium
1916 n 49,: Eight l1.h0 a 49,: lIEht
light 1900 r. 80: heavy packing s""S
smooth lbs "a 16.21; packing SowS
rough 1900 n 1873; pigs 1910 n 1870.
Cattle. receipts 900. estimated to-
morrow 1000. slow. Beef steers mod
UNI and heavy weight. choice Hnd prim"
1875 q 1870, medium and good TO-" Or
1925: common 6.2J T 100: lhEht
weight: good and choice 1910 II Iva:
common and medium S.nO &" l".'".
Butcher cattle: hcifcrs $50 u lH'".
COWS G.95 a $50. Gamers and cutters
J.%j n -. Veal calves co. a ESQ.
feeder si"c-s 90 n l2.2J; stook"r
steers c., ~ J." "a. western rang" he"r
steers 500 a 100; cows and hcif"rs
c. q 1900.
sheep. receipts $4,000: estimated to-
morrow 1000. weak. Limbs 10" I"
I4"S: culls and common 90 ri l-.""'
Ewes: Medium. good and Choic" 6.ho
rs: cuils and common 20" % 30;
breeding GO al l2"j.
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Bic SELLING
FEATURE Of
STOCK MARKET

WV YORK SEPT 1H-Apart TOT"
,,s frequent pn,IS"~ and IN" h'''
NO r,o,cmCrt y; n" close.
.,Cck market received with apPH' ~
,,d,ffcrcrcc ~" news that IN" ''"y.
leaders had ordered general s'F'NF -
rho stool workers.
po,o-,s and gossip current IN '"7
e,.,c,al Il strict hr";"d that j"""
,,o,, might V, hr postponed by r'P'
xc,a,ivcs Of capital and LABOR |" P'@
,n, or defer definitely tn" pror">oI
yaIkrut. but thNS" were nor CF'u'''"
~ foremost industrial quarters
Prices were irregular At the OUTSET
soon developing moderate hcaNtch'SS
hut rrvcrasals were almost trrm"o'"''E
overcome when the shorts 1"uho '""'
stocks were not pressed for safe.
Tho balance Of the session UNI" ''r
last half hour. tho stock foE'u 80
Clyhly. but with conhdent u"u'',
rhc so-callcd "Strkc stocks ho'"'"S
firm whom not comparatively S'Fo"S'
The late reversal was "oincIden' VII"
r,rannrs that tho president OF the N"','
lean Fcdcratio ION OF Labor had o'C'N'"
70 lend his qualified endorsements "
tho steel unions. having t",''u
,.harro tbr attitude Of the United States
steel corporation.
steel moved within narrow area
mos, Of the time but made IT'S 10"
rccnrd Of the week towards the emo
declining to 1n1i.. a loss OF -. A'''""
shares. which had been to points
higher with equipments reacted TO ,ne
same extent as. tohaccos. shipp'hEs anu
food issues. early features OF s'reng'o
also Welded under the fairly eStrnstN"
liquidation. aisle samounted TO ''''oVo
shares.
The market for Liberty oonos wa
erain active and strong, second 50
n,k,nr substantial gain with tne
rourth AXIS, and the second 4s. Re-
ports that the government was buying
in some Of these issues lacked confirm
alton. Railroad and industrial oohus
Ucrc irregular. or al sales (par Vaue1
aggregated s1s35o.Goo. Old United
States bonds unchanged on call
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PRODUCE MARKET.

NEW YORK. Sept. l9.-But'"r steady
creamery higher than extras 81 IT So
extra (a2 scorc) IS T 5S'%: tirSis - :
u 57I.: packing stock. current make
Number ,. a..
Eggs. irregular: fresh gathered rH'
tras SC & IS: do. extra first - & %; do,
iirs;s IS & 81: state. Pennsylvania and
nearby western h"nncry white I'M" I"
fancy - & IS: state, Pennsylvania an"
nearby hcnnery white. ordinary Il
primo ca ~ -: do. brown g. 6N. do
gathered brown and mixed c"!"rs - n
IS.
Cheese. irregular: state. Who'll" muh
flats. curr"u, maxi. specials ~ -
do average run "a: a 30: state. whole
milk, twins. current make SnHc'nis %"'
n "Or. do. average nun 29i2 /" g"
Poultry. live firm: chickens sc; fowls
70 n 81; r""-t"rS 10: turkeys :" u ~
Dressed. steady. chickens. h''d III narr'I
- n 81: others unchanged.
Flour unsteady.
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Sn",. ii CRY ,r"S VII l." he'd III ia.
FIRST VI. l. church sunday morning ana
cv.rnn. A. this 20 tn" last service ~
for, Tho conference. E"N. Buckley. pas
tor Of IN" church. hae prepared SI.'I"'
sermon. 4, III" morning S"r>'"" nj -
c'rlnck there VIII be 4 number Of P""pl"
har,izcd and class Will h" taken mt"
tho church, At III" evening '"rri"" b"
VII preach upon "paTd' NaI"d'rt"rN
Message" \ special r"nf"""n"" Offer
M; vii lalsn he taken ur. ~ his Sun
day IS known as membership day al
members - inr ,.IUr,h arc requested TO
h. present TIL" cho'- will furnish spc-
rial mui>c for both services and nave
som" beautiful music I" render MISS
Nlta Lakewood has 'ha:C" OF III" choir.
Everyone is cordially invited 10 attcnd
this service.
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.,-,,;o, az tho Glendale hospital, Is
"'''"''''' '.,,.
I ,, u.ro has bccn visiting
49,. ,o,urncd 10 his home
: r,,,.,ureh
T.hnr, ctcwsr who has been
L,u,o Cor several days i'll
'''''''
/ - nIp''' 49, o,.on,cd a nosjti oin
! ''i''' n 70 az stcnograph-
~ 'h'. - " - ~
80 c,,,r.r is snendinc the
MIS-" r"'' I,,sincse
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CLOSING STOCK LETTER

tHv private wire Ia \. L. MaStcn ~ o.
NEW YORK. Sept. l".--Th" marN''
today was consistently urml during inc
entire session half AZ hour b"t"r" IN"
close. when som" His""nr"r'inE news
cam" out ;,buu' 'ls' Si""l labor SI'ua''""'
There was nothing Now In TINS S'h'"-
mcnt. hir IN" professional element TOOK
advantage az this I" hammer the mar
Ike, towards the close. which caused 'h'
list generally Ia end tn" day al rrc"S-
eions Of point or more from IN" nest
prices Of Tie day. There was some very
good buying III Marine stocks. "Speriuiy
in Marine preferred stock. which ike
wise were, allowed to rcCcdC in sympathy
with the rcst Of IN" markct-". -
Wollmnn & Co.
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MONEY MARKET.

NEW YORK. Sept. l9.-Mcrcantllc
pap"- ; II 81: sterling sixty day pl'lS
4I"; commercial sixty day bi'Is on
banks il2'.: commercial sixty day n'IIS
412I.: demand 4l5l:: cables @Ib't
Francs demand. S93: cables SGT. GuiIo-
crs. demand 37i. cables 4. Government
bonds strong: railroad bonds Irregular
Time loans. easy: sixty days and SIX
months. 81 a bid.
Gail money. firm: high s: low .: ruling
rate s; closing bid AZ: offered at ,: last
loan J. Bank aCcCptanCcS :.
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American Legion.

Tho members nf IN" American Legion
viii me-; Monday evening N ih' -
James Hall uu I."EaG street In" time
will be sIrul II dISr"Slng 90 hummer
~ h,,s.r.s. ,rair-rs. and tn" social COM
n,ttcc Will MAX" plans for another So
cal event whirh will tax" pla"" ~ u"
near future. Nj m"mhcrs ~" r'Ti'~''d
10 b. present.
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LaBelle Iron Works pref-Transfcr
books close September IS, for regular
. per cent cash dividend payable Sep
tcmber so.
fer books close September Is. for ! i
per cent cash dividend payable Scptem-
bcr 40
central Glass works-Transfcr books
close Oct S. for Pc cent cash diri-
dend. payable Oct Is.
Wheeling steel & Iron Co--Tran7fHr
books close Sept 90. for per cent
casa dividend payable Oct. /.
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local Man Fatally Hurt.

Rufus Prcttyman. We'll known r'N'-
dent If this city. was fatally hnrt yes
to-day al noon when passenger tram
No &c crashed into him Will" II" was
picking NJ Some coal near Hickman roa'
works. He was Immediately rushed 10
tho Glendale hospital wh"r" ho died S"!-
.ral nnurs later. pr"tiyman had r"Si"'h
IN This city for number OF years ana
M; formerly = flagman for tn" railroad
company. IL, was in his 55'h year ana
is surv. we'd hv n widow and s"veral
children. Funeral services arc Incom-
, plCtr
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STACK Arrived Homo.

FclIv sta. " g.. Ms many ir.'ndS 81
this Ci,y y d,i''hi"ul Surprl>" whom ~
arrived home Thur >daI after T'c"iH'nS
his hnu"rahnr d,-chaTg" from "'',
Sans csry.,.. S;n"rS was ""nn"' i"'i
with tn. MEDICAL d'rar' III n win" IN
the service. bu; was one "f IN" unr"r'
,unn,.. ONES who I'D MOI g. across The
sea. He was n "a" STrN &C.. "r, year.
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Open. lIig
SUGAR MARKET.

NEW YORK. Sept. l9.-Raw suGe
was unchanged at 7.2S for centrifugal
the rcfincr No further purchases were
reported of now crop sugar.
In refined tn" demand continues ac-
tive. Prices were unchanged at min"
cents for tine graduated.
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Chicken supper.

Thu N'ns/ DNush'"rS "' "nTwoo o,'
hay" al! rl't completed Tor 'n' 'hI' h'''
supper whl,h WI I've gwen '"'. ~ III
;h.. Christian church. MI friends o. III"
order arc M ted to attend. y large
crowd Is r\p", ted
Tho following - TN" m"nu:
Spring Chicken
Mashed prtllorS Gravy Slaw
I;r'Ld Buu"r J"iIN
r.o coffee
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Christian Endeavor Society

tn" Chr.etIan EndraVOr S0cl'IN NJ
IN. IRE, Church Of God will meet Mon
day evening ~ the church rarl"rN. IN"
evening Will I've spent n song M"
prayer scrvrrc. MI members arc rrqd'.'. o
cd TO l." resent.
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Millinery store.

Mrs. Rose W"It&"l has opened mil
lincry store in the Warwo"d Dairy
building Mrs. WcitZ"l ~ an expert IN
tho millinery business and il is Thought
that shc Will make good in her now en-
trrprisr. Icr many friends wish her
success in her new departure.
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LIBERTY BONDS.

NEW YORK. Sept. 1a.-Libcrty oond
final prrccs today were: 5i.s 100; hrSt
a. $50. second Is 1855: hrst AS
o5.on. second A.. 800; third i'ts
a5.6.; fourth AIS $3.50. Victory 3%s'
99.94: Victory 4Ms 1922.
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TOLEDO GRAIN.

TOLEDO. O.. Sept. 19.-C7ovors""dl,
prime ctsh 1919. $3.50; October 2?.?":
December 2s.75: January 1910: March
1925.
Alsikr. prime cash o510; October
25. December 1850: March 26.0n.
timothy, prime cash 1917. 5.%I: cash
532I. cash 1919. 5.G2i.: September
u; October 5.5j: December $50;
n 5.75.
-R1JY WAR SAVINGS STAMPS
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Don't Forget.

Don't forget tho big gam" Saturday
afternoon At . o'clock at III" State Fair
grounds wien Wdrwu"d high meets
Wheeling high in IN" opening scholastic
clash.
Come. You WarwooI people" hack up
your home town school. cheer IN" boys
.i,~tp
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PROFIT TAKING
IS FEATURE Of
CORN MARKET

CHICAGO. Sept. l9.-Pr"ht taxing
sales on ;hc par, "f now buyers OF corn
acquired sufficient volume today 10
opCratc as more than Il counter balance
for hullIsh sentiment associated WIN
prospects that rainy weather would DC"
Law receipts. Tho market closrd weak
l.c to lac nc' lower. with D"o"mhHr
sI.2Ss. 10 sl2%71 and May f.2l% 10
Sl.cl7.. Oats lost sc TO i2c. In pro-
visions tho outcome varied from QUO
decline to a rise Of &C.
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Total sales. $4,000 shares
pzx GOODS MARKETS.

NEW YORK. Sept 19.-cotton yarns
- wore weaker and cloths steady
nmrj., shipments from Calcutta TO East
coast ports in the United states tot
sn-ust were reported AS lo6.ooo'ooo
80. woods wore steady and quiet
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Injured In Scrtmmage.

. Capt. George Schramm. quarter back
for the high school team. WAS slightly
injured in ScrimmaG" Thursday evening.
He received n kick in tho head. causing
a slight Concussion. 1t Is stated that he
will play in tho Wheeling high game
Saturday, Sept. 90.
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OIL MARIE T.

OIL CITY. Pa. = pl. l?.--'r"d'' On.
anrnS $40: runs HOLE average Ho'-"-
Shipmrnrs T2.I2S: av"ra 4" JJ.""I'
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n. STOCK EXCHANGE

Eurnished The Intcl;igencer by \. E
Msstcn & Co. members OF the New YORK
Stock Exchange. National Bank Bullo-
Ing Wheeling, W. Va. Louis +. Brano
Resident Partner.
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sumed her duties a. teacher in the Bel.
laire schools.
Miss kcrns II visiting friends Al
Youngstown.
Mr.. Calvin Beck Is i'll at his home %
1th street.
Miss Scott. Of the Y. W. c. A." gave tn
high school girls 4 lecture on FridAJ
morning.
Mrs. W. Marsh is visiting friends a
Cameron. E
Alder, Yockcr. Of Springfield. has beer
visiting friends here. e
II. Johnston. OF Huntington. is visiting
rxi,I.. 49,, ~
Mrs. Gomrcrs. OF Akron. 10 visiting
friends here.
Mrs. W. l.. McCulla was a visitor In
Warwood Thursday.
Visitor: The hamlet Of Mudville say
it was a division from their town tnft
broke tho HindenburG line"
Native: Amt they the awful han.
Ire was the division from this town.
Mudvill" had only thrc" men In that
division and "" had at least . dozen.
Judge.
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NEW YORK CURB MARKET

WHEELING. W. Va. Sept 49,. 10.
Reported by ~ L. Masten ~ Co., mem
bcrs New York Stock Exchange. SrG"hu
Floor, National Bank OF W. Va. Bldg.
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PITTSBURGH STOCKS

WHEELING, W. Va. Sept -. 10.
Erpur,rd 10y \. T.. MaStrn Co. alcn,,
bcrs Pittsburgh Stock Exchange. Second
Floor. National Bank OF W. Va. blus'
'-c,.r,H,,L-S - - Bid. Ask
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BOSTON COPPER STOCKS

WHEELING. w. Va. Sept. ~. ~.
Reported by 4. L. MaGStcn & Co. mem.
hcrs Boston Stock Exchange. Second
Floor, National Bank OF W. Va. Bldg.
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Held Poverty Social.

To sure ,o ha,c n r"rros"niai'v" In
your town IN tho lnic!iiG"n""r Aul"mo
bile and Diamond campaign.
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WARWOOD ~:
FL School Girls FORM Athletic Club.

Tn" Warw""d Iii GIFTS ior'n'd an
athl.iir club Thursday. MISS Alice
Marsh vas elected president and Nellie
Shirley was designated 10 perform the
duties Of secretary. TIL" girls arc under
tlr instructions uf Miss Epstein. the
rh,,iral culture instructor. The girls
intend Ia form many athletic teams
haSkclhall being the most attractive
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Outside Motor stocks.
Standard Oil Subsidiary Stock

WHEELING. w. Va. Sept Ia. IS.
Reported by A E. Masten & Co. mem
b.rs New York stock Exchange, Secona
Floor. National Bank Of w. Va. BIdg.
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M'MECAEN
Club Meet.
The m members Of the Midway Club moi

The mem oers Of the Midway Club mot
l,,, o,cn,n~ IN ih,ir club rooms on Mar
Shall stroll Irrr l;.r weekly hi".u",''
n,,,,.rs were transacted The r'maindcr
., rho ,,nc 40, sian, ~ a ~pr3nl wHy.
Tho meeting VA r"nclui"G u tn" $"rv-
ing Of a drucrnuS iTnrh""n.
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LOCAL STOCKS

WHEELING, W. Va. Sept H.. -.
Daily quotation list Wheeling STOCK
Exchange, compiled for the Intelligent
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New York Cotton Market

WHEELING. W. Va. Sept 10. 10.
Reported by A. +. Masten c.. mem.
hers New York Cotton Exchange. Second
Floor, National Bank of W. Va. Hlds.
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The "arly beginners vii! be me happy
tlr.>h"rS IL thc lntcllIgens"r Automo-
biz and Diamond campaign.
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Chad0ock HOme.

Walter Schaddock. Of Glendale" VIII"
has ben in tho scrviC" for III" past
twelve months. arrived HON" THURSDAY
after receiving his honorable discharge.
His homecoming was not unexpected
as Young Schaddock had a"nt telegram
only n fcw days hrf"r" "tni'nE thh' n"
had arrived in tho United states.
McMechen Briefs.
c. G. I.utcs. who hns boon spending a
number Of days in Pittsburgh. has re-
turmoil home
Homer Miller hn- returned to his
homo at Mansfield after Visiting here for
a number Of days.
John Ovcrstrect has returned 10 his
homo a: Newark after brief visit here.
Mrs. 6. ]. Hunter Is visiting friends
in Delaware for n number of weeks.
Douglas Corhctt has returned IN his
home at Ncw York after brief bust
ness visit here a
Little George Ash. who underwent an
The Wheeling intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1903-1961, 1919-09-20

Open. High. , Low. Close.
The Wheeling intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1903-1961, 1919-09-20
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The Emmett index. [volume] (Emmett, Idaho) 1893-1925, 1919-06-26
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