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Yorkville enquirer. [volume] (Yorkville, S.C.) 1855-2006, 1919-09-19
THE FORT MILL WAY.

A representative OF The Enquirer
made O trip from Yorkville to Fort
Mill, last Tuesday afternoon in Ford
as the guest of Capt @. e. Smith. of
the firm of Klutz & Smith, engineers
of the street paving work now going
on in Yorkville.
Captain Smith had n little business
at Fort Mill and Rock Hill, but ;he
newspaper man had no special object
in view except the pleasure. of the
trip, what would be seen on the way,
and the chance of meeting friends and
acquaintances.
For one thing, it was noted that the
Yorkville and Rock Fill highway, (the
upper road) had recently been sub
jected to good job of scrapinS that
has very much improved it's condition
as compared with what 1t was. The
work, however, was done in very dry
weather, and was not quite as effec-
tive as If it had been done after n
shower. IA few draggings, following
rains would improve 1t still more. =
On the way over. as his practical
eye took in the situation, Capt. Smith
let fall remark that was not intend
ed for publication: but which never
theless, should be printed. 1t was to
this effect: This road must have cost
close to q hundred thousand dollars.
It Is pity that such a splendid work
as that should go to loss for the want
Of little upkeep."
The changing is still pegging along
at the concrete highway between VIM
throp College and the river. 1T is now
within about half q mile of Win
throp college and pushing along slow
ly. Something over two miles Cat a
guess) has been concreted, connecting
with the two miles or more Of excellent
macadam on to the bridge. 1t is, as
tonishing how frisky the Fcrds get
when they strike this concrete road.
They turn themselves loose and fairly
skim along almost as If winged. They
say other cars act very much the same
way. There are no speed limit warn
inss in sight and it is doubtful as to
whether such warnings would have
much effect anyway. There are few
drivers coming along here who can re-
sist the temptation to turn on the gas
and let her 60"
From the river on, the road Is sand
and clay. 1t was built especially for
the purpose of connecting Fort Mill
with the bridge: Originally 1t was in
good condition; but it has been neg
lected, and it is now full Of holes and
bumps. Fords are more careful here
than while going over the concrete and
macadam on the east side of the river.
The Fort Mill people were giving
consideration to the paving idea few
weeks ago. They adopted the act that
the assessment Of abutting
property for street improvements; but
after that they seem TO have taken cold
feet The Enquirer man was inform
ed that petitions asking the town
council to, call q bond election were
placed in the drug stores for sigma
turnes: but only few freehouders, less
than a dozen, signed at the. bottom
dropped out, at least for the present.
The trouble was that there was no.
body to push the matter.
Yorkville enquirer. [volume] (Yorkville, S.C.) 1855-2006, 1919-09-19

must be surrendered to the govern
ments of the principal Allied and as
sociated powers to be destroyed or
rendered useless" German newspa-
pers say that vast stocks of wagons,
field ranges and guns and other ma
terial, are stored at military posts
throughout the country and that the
German officials are making no effort
to dispose of them.
Yorkville enquirer. [volume] (Yorkville, S.C.) 1855-2006, 1919-09-19
WITHIN THE TOWN

new ginning system, which gave little
trouble at first because of the difficulty
of adjusting new betting, etc, is now
doing better and better. About forty
bales were ginned on Wednesday and
there was considerable rush of cotton
coming in all day yesterday.
There were about fifty men out at
Yorkville enquirer. [volume] (Yorkville, S.C.) 1855-2006, 1919-09-19
FALL MILLINERY OPENING

Yorkville millinery establishments
and mercantile establishments that
handle ladies, misses and children's
wearing apparel and shoes, have been
having their formal openings this week
and as is always the case. the various
stores have been the Mecca for scores
Of ladies Of the town and the sur
rounding country come to see what Is
Yorkville enquirer. [volume] (Yorkville, S.C.) 1855-2006, 1919-09-19
THE MARRIAGE RECORD

Marriage licefsey 1iavc been issued
by Probate Judge Houston as follows:
Sept. 15-Roy f. Sheets to Lila
Harkey, DavidsoBgN. C.
Sept. 1s-AllensD. Sigh, Durham, N.
C. to Violet H. Dobson. York.
Sept 16-John Glade to Mary Good
en-, Rock Hill -"
Yorkville enquirer. [volume] (Yorkville, S.C.) 1855-2006, 1919-09-19

That is a good job of scraping that
has been done on the Yorlville- Rock
Hill upper road. and an equally good
job Of dragging after a rain or two
will put tlA road in fine shape. 1t
would be still better of course, If the
road could be plowed up. resoiled and
re-crowned.
Work has been slowed down some
what on the Kings Mountain township
roads for two reasons. In the first
place, the purchasers Of the bonds
have been slow about sending in the
cash, and in the second place most OF
the workers have had to get back into
their crops, pulling fodder, picking
cotton and the like. The bond money
is now in hand.
Certainly paving Of the streets is a
good investment. 1t costs q good deal
of money to do work Of this kind, per-
haps; but what lis the money compar-
ed with the convenience, comfort and
health involved, and who is it that
would not be prouder of town with
paved streets than of town in which
pedestrians had TO plow through the
mud and dust? sfthere are few people
these days who dSnot go in for all the
home comfort HS Fcan get, and If
they are not athletic fix things ac-
cording to their2Swn notion, with their
own means they want their landlords
to do it. And of course that is natural
and right. But why not Ak up the
streets as we'll. 1t is of importance,
and cost what it will, 1t is worth the
money.
Yorkville enquirer. [volume] (Yorkville, S.C.) 1855-2006, 1919-09-19
The NurkrilIe gmq1'irer.
Entered at the Postoffice at York as
Mail Matter of the Second Class.
FRIDAY, SEPTEMBER 10, 1919.

This anti -profiteering bill is likely
to turn out as a measure to protect
profiteers, to help with their stealing
people who could not manage it other
wise without getting in Jail.
Yorkville enquirer. [volume] (Yorkville, S.C.) 1855-2006, 1919-09-19

/The most internal outrage OF the
Whole war period was that cost plus
10 per cent scheme under which the
people of the country were so un-
pillaged. a
Yorkville enquirer. [volume] (Yorkville, S.C.) 1855-2006, 1919-09-19

Wnlle THESE tnT6e eStaDllSnHentS
have the only exclusive millinery paf-
lors in town, many of the other stores
are carrying large lines Of ready trim
med hats. The Mcconnell Dry Goods
company has for years been popular
with those who desire to buy hats,
ready trimmed, and the progressive
store hasa large selection this season
as usual :.
Nathan Feinstein Is carrying large
line Of ready trimmed hats for women
misses and children and the coat suit
Departmental his store is more elab-
crate than ever before. I'VE are anti
cipating good trade I'm women's
ware" said Mr.. Feinstein yesterday.
I'VE have done our best to bring to.
this market the latest and best in,
women's and children's things at
reasonable prices and the many. ladies'
who have visited our store this week
are pleased with our offerings"
The we'll known store Of J. M.
Stroup has as usual a large and extern
sive line of fall and winter goods. This
store does not handle millinery: but
as usual is making speciality Of gen
eral merchandise and shoes. Accord
ing to Mr.. J. Ernest Stroup, the stores
stock of haberdashery was never SO
as now and special effort has
been made to bring to Yorkville goods
of~only the best quality and lowest
styles for the extensive trade the store
enjoys.
Ben Levy has large stock Of fall
md winter goods, for the public In geti-
Yorkville enquirer. [volume] (Yorkville, S.C.) 1855-2006, 1919-09-19

The First Baptist church 'of York
vile was selected as the place for
holding the next annual meeting, in
September next year.
Officers for the ensuing year were
elected as follows: Moderator, James
f. Boyd, Gold Hill; vice moderator, w.
A. McAfee, Yorkville; clerk, Rev. B.
II. Waugh, Yorliville: treasurer, E. T..
Johnson, Rock Hill: executive com
mittee. Dr. J. W.. H.. Dyches, Fort
Mill; A. Z. Willis, Rock Hill; w. A.
McAfee, Yorkville; Rev. o. L. Jones,
Glover; James F. Boyd, Gold Hill.
The Wheeling intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1903-1961, 1919-11-19

world | would be behind it-with Ray
Williams.
| did MT love him.
Truth had forced the admission from
mo at last.
SrlfiSlncss and cruelty mad" mo eager
for the things h. stood for. the lnAur-
ious life, good times. guests and cNtraN-
agnnrc. TO In" man himself | was alb
Sululcly Indifferent, / did not disllkc
him. in this there was hope. might
grow Ia care for him.
AS long rs you must fall in love as
mother 50 APPLY put it you miSth better
fall in love with u rich man than a poor
one: il ought Ia he twice as easy.
What childish chatter. As II any hu-
man heart could stem tho torrent or love
and turn il in another direction than
What toward which Cod sent H.
We have nothing more to do with Inc
objective of honest love than We have
with the alchemy OF it.
Always Know The Man.
We pass by hundred thousand men
in our course and 10, one dag, We meet
THE NAN and the strange part of 1t is
We know him.
We may put on our smoked glasses.
We may blind ourselves 10 the fact,
crush il under our heels. grind it into
the earth, smother it. but the living
truth remains. We have missed our big
adventure. Nothing but tawdry pleas
ure trips remain.
did not have the courage to say 10
myself and my little world. II do not
love Ray Williams, therefore j will not
play with fire any longer"
Like tho silly fool I was preferred
70 procrastinate, to keep him dangling.
Next week would be time enough to
give him his congo Meantime there
The Wheeling intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1903-1961, 1919-11-19
NO. 2--COURTSHIp
Nv LANE DIXON.

\ glrl NAY want - win ''Fla'h mum
ever =" much; .r,,,,,
That is. 80 luiiS 4" iho Winning 'I nun
is I game sh" plays ia" gam" for "i' "
Is worth.
There j. 50 much 'Ncli"ln"n' III an
., rtnini>
I.c, The 3irl he Surr "f her priH'. rilin-
iu,,,. IN. rsrry and thrust. tn" liltlo
rr,ii. r,' rrrh, lows and rlirtati"uS fam
rr,,: every yuman iuagincs is necessary
In suIiuvrIr her victim.
As .iyf~u ~ not Won will find her fling
in; aside her wly-ucQuir"d toy i"
fa,"r IT SOM, Shadnwy son Just LOOMING
There .rr girl babies who will cling !"
Ih..,r h.lovrd old play-wnrn doll NJ mat
Ter ,yh"t rnvishinE fluXrn- haired, hlu"-
,,rd min, -hn,.trd creatures they NJ" III
III, 10Y shur winti"w
Dthrr Girl babies toss away their
trusIy uun.h,raksblr Kcwpic friend IN"
n,inuir ,hr, sense q promise Of Il change
4, ,,I.,n,,I,..
- .rh, lnrirr iyrc IL hy far the moro nu-
mrrn,,e Van viii md them In grown
nm vorb bultCrrIviuy their way through
n tu, w s,r,,,,r, CInwcr gardens. Usu-
nnW''S ~ w. nt ,hc,. lirht nm some bril-
H.. .; .IicI, lures Them with its
ti"',, ~ w., ovid ,.nInr and from it's
IIHIiI' VI r'nd' ,L,r, with Inc. deadly
90 me-. ;,,ar,,., ,,y.rnnintmrut
poison .i h't"r'c ,,ns. ~ rand
Tins w go, w. tim. was
l. MARY Nhlttpn. =, ,,,,ia ha mine TO
not Jar away "n'!. , ~ het"r,n tho wife
dccid" wherner l M wv, ,,nh mnotcd nat
81 ia! W ll!la,hE' ',,' n, wnnId con-
rtlnoh'ai c'tt,n' oi,n,, lifc's highway on
49,, - r,rcIipr I'm with some
thc cnanIE "i IiGL ~ W. ,nrc rou,e
'",Ir IN LIKE ,,oI,,, Of my hand. I hold
mr., III ~, ~ r,'ancy nnSitinn. clothes
,n, KY :" a,, n,,ricS IL luxc travels
cir" -, ,UNm, n Iii ihinrs the girl mind
'm,o. W.. -, ,n'niIinp nm her sum Of mar
,I.,d h,r,,i,css
'',' TA ir,l',h Than, .u--R,y Williams.
,Nii Miom n",. LAM girls have fol,
,rl ,inn - nnmonnsi iurn flat on their
, ~" Sl,Ct ,u W. the coal Is won" What a
,,,'.t,' i,,tinr uor. nr n feeling i, is when
',,,. ,,inhnws " low turn out To- he mere
The Wheeling intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1903-1961, 1919-11-19
Bic SLUMP IN
STOCK MARKET

NEW YORK. Nov. iS.-"rhc stock
market was III the throcs or another VIZ
lent liQuidatIng movement toua!, ,mn
reaction attaining its full tore ~
final hour, when extreme declines IN the
more vulner able issues EXTENDED iE0"
lotto over 50 points t,s,-
Stringent money conditions d" =
Gated by the maintenance OF the - Pr
cent rate for call loans, 7Is TO pescenC
bid for time funds and the utter GoI.apSe
of foreign exchange. with the Lou"'t
rate at new discount contTlOu'eu ~
the further reversal.
Minimum quotations made ey nun"
Der Of crstwhile rayorites III today So
Sion. placcd some OF thcsN issues mateI
tally under lowest prices toocHeu 'n 80
syeeping setback Of last VIZ ai'" IT, ':,,s
than cancelled recent SUBSTANTIAL e''"3
made by high grade raiIS. ,s,,t.
stage dealings were lighter and NOR.
pertunctcry than 1T any pfriod IN Hia.S
weeks. The market lapscd largely into
an affair between traders: puollc par liz
ipation being wholly negligible.
Cruciblc steel. which more than any
othe- stock brought shout tho stump a.
tho end. was almost tho only issue 70
evince n rNactionary trend curing tns
morning when Il broke y points losing
fivN points between sales
Partial recovery Of thiS loss was az
companied by a brisk rally in related
issues but all this was dlSSipatcd wncn
Crucible became the center OF another
selling movement. Vt the low lever the
stocs Zen cir. points 20 1881: and closed
at 1856.
FINAL prices Of several other stoeiS
Also oils. motors and equipments shove"
net losses Of 10 10 points. Topacc"'
textile and motor spcC!alties were SIM
larry depressed and early gains In FOOD
shipping and metal issues wero mostly
replaced BY moderate losses. sales
amounted, TO 10. 900 shares
Bonds were irregular to heavy. lAp-
crty issues eascd and tnternatlonals
were steady. Total sales par ya9e es
sregated Sl5.S50. 900. old L. 8. Bonds
were UNCHANGED on call.
The Wheeling intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1903-1961, 1919-11-19
CHICAGO LIVE STOCK.

CHICAGO. Nov. 1S.-Hogs. receipts
$4,000. Estimated tomorrow $1,000:
weak 10 TO Is cents lower. Top 1875;
bulk 1885 % 1865: heavy 1926 20
1910; medium 1876 ~ 1875: light 1875
% 1855; light lights 400 o. 1850:
heavy packing sowS, smooth 1850 90
l4.15; packing Sows rough 1900 q 1885,
pigs 400 90 1915.
Cattle, receipts 1000: estimated to-
morrow $4,000: lower. Beef steers. me-
dunn and good 1900 q 1900; common
$50 O 1880. Light weight. good and
choice 1850 % 1850: common and mo-
dunn IT'S @ 1880. Butchers cattle,
heifers 6.65 q 14.75; cows $40 % 1925;
Gamers and cutters $50 n $40. Veal
calves 1880 % 1850; feeder steers 100
~ 1900: stocer steers 500 N 1000;
western range steers 7.25 % 1900; cows
and heifers $50 a 1850.
Sheep. receipts $4,000: estimated to-
morrow $4,000; unsettled. Lambs 1850
n 1900; culls and commons Sis ID
1925. Ewes, medium. good and choice
700 q S.35; culls and commons 800 u
SIS; breeding $50 I 1850.
The Wheeling intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1903-1961, 1919-11-19
RurrEx EGGS, CHEESE.

NEW YORK. Nov. lS.-RuItcr urm:
creamery higher than extras 80, "
72; creamery cvlras ~ score. ~. Il -:
lirSts e. a %: packing stock. current
make No. =, A. ~ 49is.
Eggs firm: fresh gathered rNtr1S -"
n -: "Ntra firSts - a -; tirHts GN Z"
-. state. Pennsylvania and nearby
western hrnncry whites. lin" - fancy
9S n, 81: state. Prnusy lvhirIa and near
by h"nu"ry whites ordinary prim" - u
81; state. Pennsylvania and nearby hon.
merry browns IS % so: do. gathered
browns and miNcd colorS - n -.
Cheese steady. State wh"ic milk fla :
current make specials go. " 81: de-.
average rum %l'a ar 32i, state. Who'll"
milk twins, current make. specials III.
Sf 80: do average run 81.
Live poultry quiet; turkeys IS n IS.
Dressed steady chickens e a Al: FUR
keys 40 q Il; other prices unchanged.
Flour unchanged
The Wheeling intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1903-1961, 1919-11-19
Dallas Ertefs.

Mrs Hrl,,' ia ga. underwent "a serious
operation ~ It Wheeling hospital Sat"f-
day Afternoon. Her 'Anuy friends hope
for her speedy recovery.
Mr.. and Mrs. Frank Eh"hd"S ana MIS-
Ly,lin pHIIiSuu w"r" guests sunday "t
MIR and Mrs. Orlic kmm'ns' 81 H"Au
I'LL
Miss Mildred Guy. or cool Tr""zc, vas
,n, wr,k-,r,d cues, at her aunt. Mrs.
Mary Marshall.
Mr.. ami Mrs. John F"rr"li and sons.
Charley and GIuu. spent sunday with
her rurcnls. Mr. and Mrs. John E,;iluSS.
The teacher. Miss. Anna atkinson. anu
pupils at IN" Upr.r sand liill SrH""i'
VIII give luA suc.al on Saturday cVen-
.ng N"N. -.
Mrs.. J. G. Eh,adrs. NJ Cool Brcrze. IS
The Wheeling intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1903-1961, 1919-11-19
DALLAS

Mrs SAMUEL Holmes entertained 4
number Of friends Friday Nov. :. In hon
or OF her husbands fIfti"th birthday.
Promptly at tho noon hour 4 splendid
dinner was served hy In" hostess. Mr..
Holmes was tho recipient Of many usrtd.
presents. Those present were: MIR. and
Mrs. Alex. McGlumphN. Mr.! mud Mrs.
Walter Sampson, Mr. and Mr.. Jeff BIl-
lick, Mr. and Mrs. JnS"ph Walt. Mr. and
Mrs. Harry Hand. Mr.. and Mr.. INDY
MCGlumphy. Mr.. and Mrs. ::ilH> SHlnp-
son. Mr.. and Mrs. Wyli" rWh"rt'r. Nj
and Mrs. Martha Hand, Cora SaUpNou
and Maggie Buchanan
The Wheeling intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1903-1961, 1919-11-19
W. J. woLLMAM d CO.'S
CLOSING CROCK LITTER

BY Private Wire to A. +. Mssten & Co.
NEW YORK, Nov, lS.--Thrre was a
good deal Of bear pressure on the mar
Ret this afternoon and there was an
evident disposition to attract tho stocks
believed TO be under pool control There
was support developed on the reactions.
hr,wevcr, and much Of the short selling
seemed to he scalping. There seems to
have been a decrease in the public de-
recovered from the effect OF the tight
ening of the reins by the banking inter
ests. However, much of the liquidation
that was needed has been done and II
the news from Washington was moro
encouraging the market would soon re-
cover It's tone. The peace treaty dis
pute Is perhaps more Of factor In the
present market situation than II has
generally been credited with being.
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is,,ipr her daughter. Mrs. Will Marsh

visiting her daughter. Mrs. Will Marsh
all.
Mrs. Lynn Kimmins and little daugh-
ter Lois, spent Monday with her par
rurs, Mr.. and Mrs. S. W. McWhorter.
Hiram Crawford and son. RusseL' e.
tended the Hughes sale at Brlstorla
Tuesday.
Ross Timmons, our local mail carrier
i off duty because OF a broken IT'D.
,nrv. Crawford. Of wheeling spent
Sunday III Dallas.
tcnScly with an injured hama.
There will be meeting or the IaIih-
,rs' ,clnphonc company at the Dallas
hnll Saturday ecvnng, at O'Clock.
The Wheeling intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1903-1961, 1919-11-19
SUGAR

NEW YORK. Nov. 1S.-The market
for raw sugar was unchanged at 7.2S
for centrifugal to the rctlncr. Lato yes
terday there were sales of 10000 bags
OF new crop Cuhas rs to an operator at
7.oS fob the island. but no purchases
weer reported today with the trade
gain unsettled owing TO tho announce
ment by the attorney general. that UNI
less congress continues tho sugar equal
iZation board next year. the price OF
Cuban sugar TO American consumers
will increase to Is or 20 cents a pound.
The market for refined was unchang-
ed at nine cents for fine granulated with
supplies still inadequate.
The Wheeling intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1903-1961, 1919-11-19
MoHEy AND EXCHANGE.

NEW YORQ. Nov. lS,-McrcantlIc pr
per Sig: sterling 90 day bills A0l II;
counrncrciaI so day bills on banks 4olit ::
commercial so day bills iol; demand
400: cables 406S.
Francs. demand 962 cables $50. i;u'l-
demand 1890; cables ll.NI. Marks de-
mand @2O: cables 22J. f"v"rnin"nt
bonds easy: railroad bonds irregular.
Tim" loans strong: 90 day. 80 da! and
six months ia hid.
Cali money easy; high T.: low -: ru'-
ing rate L.: closing bid II: offered at
IL; last loan y: bank acccp;anc"S Az.
The Wheeling intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1903-1961, 1919-11-19
Farmers Institute.

December 9Th Is I" be big DAY IN
Dallas. The attraction will be u farm
ers' institute. The institute Will be una
er the direction OF the Ohio County AZ
ricultural agent, cooperating with mo
Marshall County Farm Bureau. Local
committee: Robert White and Rev. r. >
williams. lie sure to come the who'"
day for IL. 1t is something new. s"m"-
thing good. Let's make II 60.
The Wheeling intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1903-1961, 1919-11-19
Revival Meeting.

The church house was filled on sun
dav evening and meetings Will he con
tinued during all Of this week. Much
interest is being taken in these service"
Those who stay ut home have no 'd'"
of what they arc missing when they do
not come to church l:ev. Il. IT, Newman
and Rev. +. s. Williams are WORKING
heart and soul To awaken interest IN 'his
al,
The Wheeling intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1903-1961, 1919-11-19
FEAR
BOOSTED CORN

CHICAGO, Nov. 1S-f'car that threat
cned railway freight embargoes might
include grain il the coal strike contln-
ucd much longer did a great deal today
to lift the price Of corn. Closing quo
tations were firm at rs 70 IL net adj
vance with December 1914 to 1S4!s and
Nav l26is to l@G4. Oats finished ~ to
/, cent UP and provisions varying from
IS cents decline to u rise of 40 cents.
The Wheeling intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1903-1961, 1919-11-19
prrrEHUnaH LIVE STOCK.

PrTTSBURGH. NOV. lb.-Latl
steady. supply light. Prime 1900 q
1870.
Sheep slow. supply light. Frim"
wcthers $50 a 1925; rulls and, common
500 ~ 100; lambs 500 a. las; Yea!
calves 1900 n 1900.
Hogs steady, Supply IS double decks.
medium and heavy workers. 1900; light
workers. and pigs 1900 q 1928: roushs
1000 q 1850. -
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rhautsgivinE Servtc ss.

On Thanksgiving night thor" VIII NC
union services held in the Presbyterian
church. Roy. Mr. Graham. returned
missionary from India. will maxi vac
chief address Of the evening. y ""rdH''
invitation Is extended to one and all
The Wheeling intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1903-1961, 1919-11-19
FAIR PRICE LIST FOR OHIO COUNTY


a
L.
Il
amount
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Big oyster Supper Nov. 70.

The Modern Woudncn lodge of Dallas
will give an oyster supper The night be-
foro ThankSgiVuE ~ The Dallas bali.
As this is thu first oyster SupE& at III"
s,.;tS"m n" doubt Il iars" crowd VIII at
tend.
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Entertained.

Mr. and Mrs. Sam clovis ami dnEh-
ter, Marion, Mr. and Mrs. john Hunter
and daughter. Margaret. and Mr.. ANA
Mrs. Mead StrIckln and childrcn were
guests Sunday aft rn".n "i MI a""
Mrs. /. g. Il"rLXuE.
The Wheeling intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1903-1961, 1919-11-19
DEFY GOODS.

NEW YORK. Nov. lS.--Cotton so"ds
were quiet today with gray goods
prices easing In the print cloth DIVISION
Yarns were steady. the demand for tnc
combed qualities being strong. Raw
silk was higher, with mems wear values
tending upward.
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refreshments were served. Those present
were: Lucille Newman, Ruth Ehondee'
Mildred Henderson. Margaret khoades.
Carl Hartley. James Cunningham ana
Harold Stricklin.
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I,nERTY BONDS.

NEW YORK. Nov. lS.-final prices on
Liberty bonds today were.
2l.> l"0.n2. FIRST As aI.5o; second IS
$50. nrSt "A $3.50: second AS $500;
third 49, $40; fourth AIS 1905; VIC
tory 3S.s 99.2S: Victory 4@4s $3.50.
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Birthday Party Given.

Mrs. Paul Ehuadrs gave Il N(llv party
Saturday afternoon in horror OF her liI-
Ito daughter. MarsarctS rifIh annivcr-
sary. The little folks enjoyed an after
noon Of play and at o'clock delicious
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FoLNDo G1AM.

TOLEDO, Nov. 1S.-Cloyersced. primo
cash 5000; November 5000; December
3ss7s: January 5000; Feeruary 500;
March 5000
1855: MsraA asa
Timsihy' prime eaah year lelI. S.tS:
ash 1918. 5.l6. cash 1919. 5.52h: Dc
Gambler 5.55; March S,7:i:; April SIS.