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large force of men and these. added
10 tnc FORCES at the other mills operated
ny, ny 'nc company and the forces OF AK
~, ,.oen n ln the woods and those required
u ,,o ihrSc army of men figuring on the
Tho county Is we'll sunniieI With
railway facilities, having The Glare.
M mont nst, branch OF the Southern Railway
county TO Clurcmont or the lanes
liver IN the northwest part: tho Nor
l i.i, and Western touching tho south
southampton Railroad running through
the center OF the county from n con-
nection with tho Norfolk and Western
northern border. The last named road
is owned and operated BY tho Surry
LUMBER Company. and they have
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Branches ra 81 leading adj to their various lum

branches leading to their various lum.
Der, camps and sawmill plants.
Dcndron. on this narrow gauge road.
is tho lumber town whore tho big mills
vi tue SurrE Lumber Company arc
located. Dcndron has Il pop,ilai ion of
near 1000 and is Il thriving business
town with It's largo stores. n bank, n
facilities.
Clarcmont. on tho James. is tho noNt'
town In SiIc and has long been n fine
business town. 1t has several largo
iummuStriss. Dahk ana numerous stores.
All of the James River steamers make
Claremont, but the town Is not entirely
depcndcnt on tho river for transported
Railway mentioned above.
Surry. tho county seat. situated in
the Northeastern part of the county
is one of the od-timc villages and docs
Richmond times-dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1914-current, 1919-05-04

baths being used almost altogether.
Insect pests caused greater loss in
the food supplies OF the United King.
dom OF Great Britain last year than
did the German O-boats, according To-
the latest estimates OF tho board or
agriculture.
An Australian claims to nave dis.
covered II now rapid tanning proccss
with which solo leather can be tanned
hours and other skins proportionateiy
quicker.
Lima. Peru. has one of the most chi.
world. Lima not only gives much al
tcntion TO trade. but patronizes music
art. bellies letters. The bull ring l.
gradually losing Its oncc great pom
arity, The city's population is :lbout
itO 600 ~
Richmond times-dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1914-current, 1919-05-04

- siND'~ir - 'iot.Nl, ~ - Ma G.r--TliCrC
"a is no doubt of. the fact tiiat tobacco
"a Growers throughout Eastern North
SECarolina started out TO make more Of
~ me bright leaf this year than last
- and not "a few farmers who have never
~ before grown tobacco ar" putting out
!, plants on lands heretofore devoted to
G COTTON. However. they have already
q had set back in the shape OF Two
Nnights OF killing frosts. which killed
sssa HFeat many plants that had been set
~ out. These hills will be reset. ana vii
iroducc tobacco. but OF inferior quail
SE1ty ana color On the whole this sec
than last
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Telephone. in patrick count,.

STUART, VA, May 3.-The Ararat
Mutual Telephone Company has been
chartered to build and operate lines
In the southwestern part of Patrick
County, with headquarters and the ey
change at The Hollow or Pedieo sta
ton, on the Mount Airy and Eastern
Railroad. The now company will es-
tablish lines in section of Patrick
County that has heretofore hecn
absolutely without telephone conven.
iences.
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SOME FACTS FROM AFFAIR
odditlts or Industrial Development In
Lands Located Across the Seas
nnd Other Notes.

sugar liz extracted from sixteen
varieties OF palms that grow III Ccylon.
hungarian whisky Is distilled from
'urnips, mixed meal and potatoes and
molasscs.
Montcvidco organized tho FIRST ro-
tarY cruz IN South America. the club
stitutions.
In only n few 'citics in Western
S'heria arc there two-story houses.
Richmond times-dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1914-current, 1919-05-04

II W j. = M y, NTHV "---INc GNTk
TOBACCO growers OF TINS part Of Wiz
this year. and for tina; reason NOV
cannot Or VIII not resist the ,cmpta-
ton TO make bigger crops this wear.
1t Is 10 be doubted, however. If they
get the labor to cultivate and save
much larger crops than they made tnis
year.
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Az I5anvilLi.sces II.

DANNiLLE: w, May 3.-.informa-
ion gathered by Warehouse men md
tobacco dealers from all paris Of the
old bright belt lead To the belief that
opacco growers Will this year attempt
eQuaiiS as large crop rs last year.
and IL is doubtless true that each
armer viii put out just a few more
i,lants than lie did n year ago The
ioon crops VIII not be neglected, how
ever. II the labor can be secured 10
cultivate. cut and cure the crop more
oDacco Will be grown in this section in
1919 Than was made In 1918 80
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" i'N'o 'J.N 'oNIFN, =. c. NI.,V =
All OF the best Informed men in this
market are agreed .hat nine-tenths OF
Inc TOBACCO growers OF this part Of
larger crops than last year. None viii
attempS very extensive enlargement Of
acreage. but in the aggregate the in
crease VIII be considcra
Richmond times-dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1914-current, 1919-05-04

1FNftM NII.I.E, Va, NAV 9. INC farm
.crs OF Prince Edward and ddjoinins
baccos III Iarmviile made coOd monev
this year. and there is an Inclination
among them TO press their luck and II
is safe bet that nearly cVcrv ono viiI
set out more hills this year than Iast'
After the setting out ii viii be only
IN question of seasons and labor
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Larger Crop In Iia,irnx ne..ion

SOuIf BOSTON. VA, May 3.-Thcre
rs no scarcity OF tobacco plants i'm This
section OF the bright belt, and the IN
aical!onS are that some what larger
crop will he set out than wa Ias, -
FARMERS have been advised to plant ont
less. but the high prices of the past
season nave in the main caused them
10 turn deaf ear TO such advice
Richmond times-dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1914-current, 1919-05-04

NII.NoE CITY y, MAY 3.--FrOm iho
best Information at hand il NAV hc
regarded as settled fact shat the
tobacco growers OF Meek lcnburE. Char
out more plants this yenr Than last
ana trust TO good seasons and better
iabor conditions TO gather bigger
-cron. 20 . y
Richmond times-dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1914-current, 1919-05-04

2 good business with tho nearby neigh
porhood. The population Of Surry Is
between nine and ten thousand.
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Build a Home irst!

Inc ho1ne-oWner the community takes
deeper interest welfare when part of that communities
wealth-its hornes-is his u.. . ,..
You cannot begin build that of YOUR own
home IN which will really live Remember that half the
pleasure Of home lies in its beauty attracveness and ar
mony OF design Let prices and suggestions on
the work in our line Our service is free.
Fulton Works Howell Bros
Jewel
Miller Manufacturing
~ Rufn & Payne
anu H'@o" ngSuphis.
OBSERVATION-DISCLOSURES 20 Montague Manufacturing Co.
and Work., lumber
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ITS OURS

What pride and pleasure in possessona JOY and real sat
lsfact1on-Uhen your the first
te The happy hours you spend within it's doors convnces
made.
home is investment whose value be measured in
dollars and 1t real inspiration character budes
and content1en maker for children source O.
pleasure your wife
Richmond times-dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1914-current, 1919-05-04

''Homc, in one form and
another, is the great object Of
life. 1t stands mt the end Of
every days labor and beckons
us to its bOsOm."-J. 6. Hoi-
land.
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DUN'S REVIEW.
NEW YORK, Jan. 24.--Dun's to-mnr

NEW YORK Jan 24.--Duns to-mnr-
row viii say:
That vigorous peace time business eN-
pansion. delayed practically III" c"un-
try over mainly waits on prices, IS 4
fact made clearer with each week 8
passing. Hesitation among buyers.
promptly appearing with tho signing OF
the arnistice easily last November. mas
steadily become more distinct and gem
cral, as price yielding in some comnodi-
ties has encouraged expectations of fur
thcr reviSions from the inflated levels,
For nine weeks running. rrccSS!onS have
outnum bored advances in representa-
tive list OF wholesale quotations and III
retail channels where accommodations
of merchandise have resulted partly
from unscaSonable Temperatures over a
wide area. some offerings are being
made a. material concessions. But
while certain markets have h"~n lately
turning downward and though efforts
10 stimulate demand arc increasing. the
price reaction apparently has not Yet
Eone far enough 10 promote the antici-
pated business revival and the prevail =
ing situation, in the broader sense, re-
mains one OF diminishing consumption
and production. This condition finds
plain reflection in the decided haltInS
OF industrial activities. especially III tho
leading eastern ccntcrs, and current re-
ports of idle machinery and growth IN
unemployment contrast with the recent
great manufacturing pressure and uni
ycrsal complaint Of labor scarcity.
Weekly bank clcarings S6,5iS, 503.o4S.
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DEMAND FORCE TO
CRUSH B0LSHEV|SM

I'Ai:LS. Jan. 2i.--S"rrjuS Hh""n"ri'
r-j.r, sritiInp ~" governments az bm$k
ar,i E,knl"r.u"dar. to-day S;'"S" as fellows
,.rrr.rIrlLS conditions surrounding his
,''Uu'T..
.'rrrr~ t.. "fty r"" I'"ssi''l" way "a:
$a,iIna H.. tu~$iau question:. II Is not
suggested Il, Any i;HSSiHu who might hc
...ls.i - i.nr;lally hni by such I'M
.i.3.,-"d mn a& VI E"ul"nS tt"rm"r
~, nh .liaintSS;t,Inr lu EuS*Ihl. and NJ.
Sr.tvrnir:S Danish minister I" RuSslal
both If wh"lu wrrr I:l"rr":at"d by tn"
,..,rI..:rncr and pronounced themselves IN
ral"r 81 military intervention.
~. know that tn" powers do not wish
10 MAKE. - nov campaign int" Russia
-. "n 49, :ar rs -. admit thc justice Of
ll,- T.ISnHs gu!diuE iii" powers III this
.,ii;fur!c. hut il Is being universally rec
rlitrx,d that there j. only one remedy
for ny"rcomnE l:nl$h"r'Sm and prevent
M. it's spread outside I;uSsiiL namely, tn
crush II ny f"TCr. "" ASK II br allowed
Ia use force"
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MONEY CON TROL
DECLARED OFF

NEW YORK. Jan @4.-Th" lo'ai
money committee. which WAS created
soon after III. fl"iniion uf lhc iirSi lib
crlv IuHu. primarily I" stabilize. ih'
money market. will cease 10 exist after
tomorrow. according 10 Il formal 'ia''-
mcnt ISSUED following nI""UnS '"dhl
OF tn: Subcommittee on money oI IN!
lihcrly loan committee -! the tcd"ra
reserve bank.
This decision WIZ r"achcd GnlldW'n"
Il consultation with and approval -! ~
treasury officials al Washington on re-
CENT Of ASSURANCES from III" stock *
chang" aulh"rIrI"S thar 'ih"r" - h"in-
ing to indirt.lr the probability "f &
speculative INCREMENT which would Az
snrh largo amounts Of m"n"%.
ii was rh"rcupun dCr.'icd L.. nc
money committee that control hy -
stock exchange r"mnItt"" "t r"iEti'rA'
may. for thr present. b" SUSPENDED. ihA'
the stock cXchanr" h" requested. now
over, to receive daily REPORTS ~ III" r"F'
rnwingS OF m"mh'rS uatiI III" n'N' i!'
cryt loan is placed ard tha''G' iit'i'" ar
rnnY,p.,.s rr:,:r Nlth "a" tar, Gr"np
of New Y"rk banks to :urEis" len" .;"'
stock .ychaEr.. loans mh! n'% i" 'cf'
minated
The amount -" funds i,'ac"d "r !"'h'
institutions nj .lht dispn&i'!"n "i IN
money ,nrumit.c" IuriE: rs long ~
is,snc. ranged from f:hh. Ga" 80
$500 N0n. soc. according 20 unoiAra a! eS'
timat"
Tcrminal!rr ar his pn"l ono" more
rrca;" - ire ard open local mon!
market, Suhjcr, /" thu miner r"*"tri',
lions which will apply !" members az
tho stpch exchange.
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Price Control Desired
By The Big Packers

WASHINGTON. Ian. "f.-E"guIat ;cn
Of liz" stock prices I" :t'Eur" Il S''n.'
wuuld be- agreeable &" tn" Packers:
ncp,jng reasons lie had outlined "a'iir'
before III" House committee. ~
market either Ihrnulh continuing NV
,ond administration "r 10y '.StahliSh:hS
som. similar system Of control. was
discussed today hrf"r" congressional,
committees L.; presidents If ~" meat
rack.n. nrn,. Witch d" an !nnunl bust
ness If about Iwn billion dollars.
Louis T.. s:nGft. "f Sw!:i & company.
corrIudi,,c an appearance Ct TWO DAYS
before III" fInuS'' interstate commerce
committee. SAID a Sihhl" pTh'" over
ncrinds nf production VAS desirable" ara
DECLARED that II food administration
restrictions wcrc removed 1"". d'ShS''r
would result i. ogden Armour "i Mr.
rr,our 4. COMPANY told III" S"nat" AYR
cultural committee thW SOM" means NJ
assuring Il pric" lrvci fer some time
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Butter, Eggs and Cheese.

NEW YORK. Jan. 24.--BGti"r finn;
creamery higher than extras, % l. 4: sac;
..Ntrt 81 score -; l3&56c hrsis. - q
- i=c: packing stock. current make. No.
=. 3H&iUc.
Iz;Cs-- Firrn"r Fresh gathered OK
irls. I'll a sc. fresh gathered regular
packed cNtraS. lrSt*, Jog "n'.2c, fresh
gathered regular packed Ilrst* 5S'a e.
:yr, staI" PENNSYLVANIA and nearby
western h"nnrry white. fine Ia fancy,
G.ai. 90; state. pennsylvania and nearby
h"nncr% white. ordinary /" prime 81 q
U.s.. slrtr Pennsylvania and nearby
h..nnrr. browns. - 6G,:: state. Penn
SylInnia ana nearby h"nn"ry Eath"rrh
brown and mixed color$. aga &c.
,'hrcs,--S;rady. state. whole milk
flats. current make specials. 3h": state.
whole mix. NnlS. current make. aver
age ram 81 Il 1IHsc
Poultry Tive. Grm. Chickens. sd
re-. fowls. 27&"nr; old r"oStcrs. &c.
Dressed. steady and unchanged.
flrur-I ns"itl"d.
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INCREASE CAPITAL
STOCK TO 100000
THE C. TALBIrzER co. SToCKAoLO
ERS PASS 2ESOLUT1oH To
FINANCE CONCERN.
Additional Amount to 20 working FEnd
For Recelt improvements ana
Expansion.

:, a .I... a, r,'"..;i;i. of tn %iN""h"'i-
r. of ihr e knitIiE"r .F.urk 'nS .'rinfi'E
h..ld las, ri.hi IN III" offices "' th' 'IHi'
n"N Water street. u resolution N;:S l''i -
Nj ,n iMc-ras" Ih" authorized cAl''h!
STOCK IT, .4uH. nHo ami making "n"-ha'i
Of The increased capital Stock rf'', r'''
SOCK entitled To CuEnulatiE" di''"'I'"''
IN IL .igit p"r cont I:r Hnnuh>; i'''h 80
rCrtuin uihrr ~, n"fIis, urS'rli''d ~ m,
resolution, Thu meeting "nS pressure
n~rr b. r;%nrr.. w. knlbi'2"r; rr"E!"'h
al ,h,'. company. win nearly All LII"
stockholders present.
Nr KalhIz"r SAID following he inr'' =
INK that III" addit ional capital VIII -
u.rd as work capital: thai no IVY
Ihrr improvements VIII hr made IL! ~"
COMPANY NJ present. ~" nav" nian'.
MANY improvements and rNi'anSi"l9
,nirlr." h., said and tn" Increased cap
II,l stock - Tor lh"S" cSs"rtI"i par
poses" J.
The kalhitE2r company mas mao
.nr,,. ;,lalrrlal improvements I" us
rackinr plant III south wheeling r"'''h' :
l.. while a rrr months aS" III" concern
nrcnrG on, rr ihr largest ami mot NJ
;n-dntr retail meat markets To D: iuuh"
In Tho rurirr ohio valley between lit'E
hIrrh and Cincinnati. MI. a!nhitz'r
said that lii" future outlook is moss 'n-
,imiSrir ami everything Is moving along
most satisfactorily.
The Wheeling intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1903-1961, 1919-01-25
NARVA VICTORY
CAUSE Of GREAT
RUSS GLADNES5

IIrndnr .f',,nrs Cable copyright. l9I9'
ny Public ledger. cormpap!.l
.STIr'kHOLM. Jan. 2i.-The captuFc
,r E..-,., by Esihonian troops. aided by
:, ir;uuish rnrp4 If volunteers under Il
Swedish officer. colonel EkStro!n' I'D
rrcaliy relieved the general situation III
,l,r hattie rrnvinrrS and av"rtcd inc I'M
mediate dangers threatening inc re-
,;nbllcs of E:sthnniH and L"liihho. I'VE
invading Eolsh.vis:t forces uE'i'r t'u'"
-. arc In full retreat and IN" f.S'h"-
mans marching a" Walk rom .n,.
md E,,vrn have reached tho highway
,,..,hi,r from 'rarvi To Wink. II they
.urrrrJ in taking the latter poS+tloh'
,rn rn,shc,.ist forces threatening IL
I,.r will IL. turned and their retreat rem
iorod rrrcss,rv on tn" whole line, mus
relieving. l.ihau.
R.yaI t.L"grnms SHOW IN" EsthotianS
arr cxElIanl over th"ir success III -raEE"'
s;ntr communication from TrotHky ~
IiuovisT admits hiS troops suffered Sc
wore, DEFEAT that most ar Inc l.el'S co"'
r;u-rniS have, left him and gone over ~
IN" ,.urnls. This retreat uf III" 6o'She'ls"
forces is purity Gu' &" serious tE"1pI"H
IN prt.ugran nhileing Tr"'%kI IN re-
turn Lr,.nlIsc 81. 900 w"rNin"i' are on
strike. hunger riots ar" wing an"
y counter revolutionary m"F"ni'hl -
breeding.
The Lithuaninn situation - f"ilrN'H
Of Immediate danger. h'It had ae"h ''I!
critical Thr provisional government
often being obliged /" leave liiSa' 'h''
Mi,nu was considering t"EIrr rrIhS" ~
RryaI The Lett governments hGicGa IS
think such II me"sur" ii"w ""t " ''''
question. ,,.
l'lmaun. the primo minister. lrit LII
h.u l,,,t that MAS FOR - MISSION Io Ga
nruhgrc with u view 10 negotiating Il
loan for lhr r"liri at nc strained imam
ciaI situntIou in l.lthuan;a.
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CHICAGO. Jan. 24.---iIogs pla,
$4,000; market opened slow and steady.
closing dull: pigs SOC to I5c lower Dny
prices unchanged keep; pigs Cinnd 10
choice, 3ll.75Tl4 -.
t.AllIc--lsc"cIpts. 500. bee: and hui cher
cattle uncvcnly 25c to SOC lower: calves
soc 10 sc lower: good feeders about
steady, light StuckcrS sharply l"wv-
Reef rattl,>--Iiord. choice and prime
$l@.SnHi"0 .nn: common and medium
81. "a 1855 Butcher stnck--C'nwS and
h"ifrrS. 5000! la.7S: canncrs and cut
7 t"rs. %6.ouT DO: sIock"rs and feeders
, good choice and fancy. Sl0.50TlA."h:
inferior. common and medium. Si.II q
1860: veal calves. good and choice
ST.. GO q 1880.
Sh"e3--H Receipts. 90h0. lambs ard
y"arincs 15c 10 "jc. lower than hiEl,
time yesterday. sheep. steady to l0c
lower lay prices unchanged.
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West Virginian Ronored
For Bravery in Action

WhSEIN,;TuN. Jan. 2i.-Johm o.
SicS,l. of Milwaukee. n h"'ISW"'''
mat" in the navy. has beer recon-
mcndcd for a medal Of honor ana Il
rratuitv If tlnn for tn" rrsru" 81 Nv"
members Of the crew Of III" schooner
llj"lg"nars. which Vas burned i'll Nor
fnlk Va. November J.
Secretary Daniels also has cH'nih' h'i'''
=" members uf the armed guard oi ths
steamer pora for gallant conduct ana
ali,riion t. duty when their ship VAS
tr,rrdort September 1. Chief R"hi-
swair's Mate Iiay"u I. Harris. "r Nc"
York. commanding tho detachment, WAS
given particular mention for rcscu'hS
one 81 his mon who had fallen from
The risglns and fractured both lrgS
In the list al names ~ the ARM"
guard amended appears ihat 81
Charles W. Locke. ~ Eureka W. Va
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COVER
ON INDU5TRIALS

MEM; YORK. Jan. %;.-~S'">Hs derive"
much O: :hn,- strength and w:,cr Sr"i''.
to-day from III" .tri.":I - tn' ''''''t''' III
Steel directors w." Ia" yesterday H'-
clar,4 M. usual "a" .: G'Ni"""hN On
Tho i,Ir:rr shares. abe; II "''"t.i'"
:ornr
This unexpected :n"v" rcor"N"i *
tnns:v" covering e.. Sh"T, corr :
,hrouSiln,: ~ LIST. r>i'"c:aH% among
ina;,etr.a's ard .Gu'H'u"HtS. i'i;t'E ~ :
com passing ,,tE;cr .~SlI''~ NOTARY '''''''N
and chose :s&u>S whose G'NfH"7" '''H
,erts -crcr.r 4 matter .; active sp"ru-
iation.
Traders sa.r r. % attach unusual sig
r,.r,ranrc :, ~. i:c.H;"t":l S;-"I mel
DOM hoc;,uS,> nt ~. :"rthCom'NE r'"'t-
.nr ~ ,l., United states Sr""t board
whom, :h, tiv.c.,,! 7"iicS a.: 'hat c"ri"-
ration = !,;;s!y: - b" i"trTrn. Tor IN"
solcraor wear NJ, .;:trT:S a1IpuS St'"'.S
and ,ou.ar,rnrS ranged from ! :" -
-s,inrS rNp7vrS and shippers mthinE
similar advances. while rails 81 The M
r.Str1sn. class m proved :" : !: points.
OILS represented the NOR" s?Sctac'la'
features corning forward IL u" AFTER
noon after ~" customary r"aStl"n "'
-hs morning N.X;c1a Petroleum. made
AZ, extvenr" ;;d-aHc' =: l points. koy2i
Dutch and other / u 8
TnhaccoS and SuAh"rs. n" latter
mainly AUTOMOBILES accessories. registered
gross gains "s 70 points. IN" list as
a whole being a. its best towards m"
close On ru,>lrrS ;h,,t thH local money
soon ;neexds 10 remove existing rrHdi'
restrictions Sales amounted TO 00H.eo'
shares.
Bonds retained theiC recent Irregular
lily. domestic issues. including thee 10
erty division. tending lower while for-
eign ISSUES hardened. Total sales tpar
value) aggregated sr+.s1@.nno.
Old United States bonds unchanged
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PERSONAL LOCAL FRIEND
OF EDISON TO SPEAK
W. D. Church Will Tell Of Great In
yentor's Personalities at I'M
manuel Club Sunday.

". u. Church. Il WILL known business
man oil Wheeling and n personal irl"hn
Of Thomas \. Edison, the great IN
rcnicr, will speak on An Interview
with Edison. the Man" 1T tn" I'M
manuel fiaullsi church at $50 O'clock
AZ ~. Mons Sunday Morning club.
Because Of tho great interest that
will likely be taken in I'll" uniaurn"Ss
Of this address. the Sunday Morning
Club will welcome any women who de-
sire 10 attend. as this will probably
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Pittsburgh 1--we STOCK.

PITTSBURGH. Jan. %4.--<rattl"-
Steady, supply light. Prime. s!5.o0&;
1875.
Shcrp--Stcady: supply light Prime
wctheGs. tll0pm ll.5u; culls snd com
mon. $4.GGm f.h1 lambs. Sl9onT $500.
zeal calves, SlE.5QGI 800
Hogs-Sluw. receipts. Is double decks.
PRIME h"arir$. .l7.96WlS.nn; mediums.
i7.75. light Workers.. $4,000 la.aD,
l1-5. lrgh: Workers. $500 T. $50
pigs. Sti.u"!i i4.51; r"uEhs. $I'."eT 1925.
The Wheeling intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1903-1961, 1919-01-25
SUGAR.

NEW YORK. Ian %i.--Th"r, was
moro activity ~ the rrw @m:'"r mark.
to-day w,;h ihr oTu1 .IGn:i"rr hrrrL r.
porting purchases - 5'f.""" haE IT
t.ubas for tho late January and '+,r!i
February shipment :IuI l-1."@" tHrs a.
Porto Rlcns for january SHIPMENT
Prices were unchanged =; 7.@Sc i"r ecu
trifug;lI - III" r"fin":.
The marN"t Tor refined sugar VS.
steady and unchanged a. g. Ter tin'
sr,nuIatcd. Their" vas :, far demand
but buyers were inclined IT, Unit H. =
purchases to nearby requirements only
The Wheeling intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1903-1961, 1919-01-25
COUNTY JAIL

Acc" Hickman. who was arrested on
= theft charge. was fined Sln and roStS
or 81 days ut his trial before Squire
t;ompnrs, yesterday afternoon. He took
tn" 50 days. Julius Jackson. cnlorcd.
who skipped his board bill. which
To &3,. is now boarding at the
expense % the county. HI Will be tried
before Squir" Dnhhs To-day.
The Wheeling intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1903-1961, 1919-01-25
INSPECTED DY SLBERT.

CHARLESTON. VA. Ian. 24.--A't"r
i1,tr thr uIant nf tho CHARLESTON chlorine
COMPANY At Belle. which WAS tak"n over
bv The government several mnntha ago;
Major General william l.. S!bcri and
Cnlnn"l William II. Walker. rspr"S"n-
totIvc at ih,. E.de"wInd arsenal At Ba IT.
moro left the city Tonight for Baltt-
more
The Wheeling intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1903-1961, 1919-01-25
THIRTEEN
M M A. N y s
81

u. the nearest most people will ever
re; To- the wizard OF invention.
Special provision has been made fe
thr y. VI. &. A. building for the large
at,cndnnc". There viii hc special
music.
city Manager G. o. NaSla will speak
h.forr ,hr club the following Sunday.
Ills arr:arnn"" was. postponed On ac-
count Of Illness.
The Wheeling intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1903-1961, 1919-01-25
STERLING RIGHTS
KEEPS CLIMBING

Tho. activity Of Thursday in Sterling
v;.hts vas dupiIrat"d IN FRIDAY Wh"H
.,.tIy.. trading n tn" Rights resulted II
90. -oi,e 10 xix.y-fi"". This is IN line
IL local brokerage h"uS" predict rv:'~
Ina: s,"rl,nS Rights would rr""'' x"'-!
investment for IT'S o"n"rs CONTINUED
nc,iyi,y is rorccastcd FOR today.
The Wheeling intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1903-1961, 1919-01-25
NEWSPAPER MAN HERE

Hon. l.. NJ. DAVIS. for tho past several
months head Of the "duCationa depart
m"nt al tn" West Virginia Food Admin
iStration here. now business manager ot
the Charleston Leader. was in the CITY
last night on business.