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EARNINGS.

Lchigh valley-Scpt. gr., $5,0i6,O55,
decrease 1881, l,sl5. bal. aft. tax, $685.
jO2, decrease S7O6, ,232; net opN income,
$4OS.674. decrease $7g5,173. 9 m. gr.,
S47, 1881 decrease S2l6,O2O; bal. aft.
tax, $2,Si4.259 decrease Sl,656,979; net
op. income. S2,7G2,5Ol. decrease Sl,SS2,-
1888.
Cosdcn & Color six months ended
June 80, 1919: H2Si,533 after deduct
ing accrued interest and taxes, In
cluding estimated Federal taxes
amounting to 1921 ,23l, but before de-
probation and depletion Earnings
for the same period last year were
S3,S1917l and for the last six months
Of 1918, Si,955, ,S29.
Baltimore a. Ohio-Septembe gross
SIS, ,7OS, OBS, decrease SlOS,955; balance
after tax $257I,G6l decrease $l,445,42
net operating income $2,557, ,964, de-
crease $l,234,l93; 9 months gross
Sl32, SCOOPS increase s7,567.737; bal
ancc after tax S3,93O.604, decrease
$6,4S7,51G; net operating income
$3,l7S,O ,O3S, decrease S5,74O,42l.
Norfolk a. Western - Septembei
gross, S7.3iS,327, decrease, S571.4l6;
months gross, $56,02S,042. decrease
S32lS.4i3; net operating income
$Sl2O,570, decrease, S496365S.
Delaware, Lackawanna & Westerr
September gross. $6.2l3,7Sl, de-
crease. $32G,S7S: balance after taxes
Se26. .OgG. decrease. S1lS7,70S; net oper-
ating income. SS5s7lS, decrease
Sl.2S9.5OS; . months gross, $52,974,9Si
increase, S3,23S,673: balance aftci
taxes, $9,OSi,729, decrease. $2,429,O7S;
net operating income, $S,697.O26, dc
crease. s3O35.67S.
Pcnnsylvania -- Western Lines:
September gross, Sl0,iO1 553, increase
81, ,OC5,292; balance after tax, Sl,3SS,
7G1, increase, $3l4,437; net operating
'ncome, $1,230,417, increase, 10000;
ninc months gross, $7S,5S3,5S5, In
crease, 81. .57G.739; balance after tax
S7.5S5.2Si, increase, S3.hi3'O9i; mel
operating income, S6,S69,lS3' increase
St,5GG, G,G62.
Standardization Lines: Sep
tcmb,r gross, $3G,9O6,G16. decrease
S24S.S5l: balance after tax, $2,32i,4Ol
decrease, S1,G74,S74; net operating in
come, 81, ,9GS.Gii, decrease, $l,Si2,SOl
nine months gross, S2S2,S54, ia, in
| ,rcasc SlS,G52, ,9ii: balance after tax
Si7,27S.O OBS. decrease, $2,S85,541; nci
operating income, Sl5,457JJs2. increase
| t29l ,735.
Delaware and Hudson: September
net operating income, s2G5,SS5, do
crease, $1,000 ,562; nine months, oper'
Inting income, s1,T54 ,GsS, decrease, ST.
| !7i,299.
DIVIDENDS.
New York Shipbuilding Corporation
Rcgular quarterly Of 81 a share. paya
bic Nov. Is.
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MRS, CRAIG CALLS BOMB
EXPERT TO OPEN PARCEL
Unexpected Package Proves to Be
Gift of China Plates From
Friend.

A hallhoy took to the apartment Of
Comptroller Charles l.. Craig at No. 100
Broadway to-day package about eight
inches by eight inches by ten inches.
II boro the name OF Mrs. Craig and tho
inscription on the upper left hand cor
ner top side. Handle with care; this
side up"
Mr. Csaig had recently had some ex-
piosve exchanges OF statesmanship and
civic virtue with Mayor John f. IIylan
in the Board Of Estimate. Both the
Mayor and the Comptroller have many
ardent and devoted friends,
Mrs. Craig on looking over the pack
age, told the colored hallboy she didn't
know the writing. was not expecting
any such package and that he better
take II away and send for Lieut. owen
Egan. bomb expert OF tho Bureau OF
Combustibes.
Lieut.. Eagan came and shaved away
a corner Of tho brown paper wrapping
and the cardboard Nnside. lie took out
eight beautiful French china plates and
a card saying the plates were sent 10
Mrs. Craig by Mr.. Harry Chester Card
of No. 24S West l7lst Street.
Lieut. Eagan assured Mrs. Craig she
had done exactly the right thing.
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TO-DAYS PRICES
Total sales stocks, $4,000 shares.
ous ON THE CURB.

OIhN ON NbN"s
Opened strong. Shell Transport Sl'
up s-I simms Pet. a l-2. up L.;
White Oil 81, up 1 S-s: Barnett, 1-2-
3-l6; Queen, 6-s: Anal. Royalty
3-s-l SIS; Fedl. OIL, 2 7-S-S; Sa-
pulpa, 7-S-S 1-2; stanton. l-S-
2 IA: Ranger, 3-S-1-2; Salt Creek
5l-52 Init. Pet, 3S 1-2-4O; western
States, | 5-S-2; Com. Pet, $50;
Home. Oh, Ills; Glenrock, So;
Merritt, 24-25; Houston. 145-l52;
Hudson, 1862: Init. Pet. T-3s; Lance.
Royalty, 3-S-1-2: Victoria, l IL
1 SIS: Midwest. Ref, 16S-i72; Prod.
Refs. s is SIS; Cosden, I'LL 1-4i
Carib. a 3-4-4S: Isl. Oil. Isl S-S.
Livingston Oil. 2 1-2-2 80: Y. OIL
Gas. 3-s-i-2: Boston -Wyo., 79-Sl.
Noon prices firm. Anal. Royalty,
1 3-s-6-s; White OIL, 81 5-S-3-4;
Simms pet, 43-44: Salt Creek. 81
So: Shell Transport, 81 1-2-S2 Ia;
Carib, 45-46: Tex. Co. Rts., 81
62 1-2: White oil, 81 1-4-7 l-2; Trop-
zeal Oil go: Int. Pet, 80 Ito;
Carib. Syndicate, as 1-2-6.
Two Z. NJ. market dull. White oil
sold above SS and Shell Transport
above 80. Simms Petroleum made a
new record high at IS 3-s. Carib. Syn
dicate sold off 3 "a from the high TO
a t-2:Corden was IL; Phillips Pet 7S,
off 1.
The close was frm. Shell TT. SO 1-2.
I'D ala: White oil 80 l-2, up S7-S;
Simms Pet a., Zip ,: Int Pet. 3S "a,
up Ia.
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@ ~ o ITO ~ q
WALL Street
News and Gossip of To-Day's
lMarket-PreSent and Fu-
ture Prices.

As result OF President Wilson'S
firm stand against a strike OF BIZ
luminous miners. stock prices re-
bounded sharply in to-day's market
and many issues recovered all of the
ground lost In Saturdays bad break
Before the market opened there was
a new. strong note OF optimism
throughout the financial district. Not
only was 1t felt that the Presidents
statements would result in a post
ponement of the strike order, but that
AZ would materially modify radical
plans OF big labor leaders, who nave
strongly intimated that strike orders
would soon be issued II the penal pro-
visions OF the Cummings railroad Dill
were enacted into law. and II the
warkers they represent did not soon
receive substantial wage advances
Wall street was particularly graft
fed by the highly favorable manner
IN which the Presidents statement
was received by the press and pubic
generally. irrespective OF party afhlia-
tions. 1t is now accepted as n prac-
tical certainty in the financial dis-
trict that IL a strike Is called In de-
fiance of the Governments orders II
will be as much as fizzle as the tast
dying steel strike.
The market had an unusually wild
ononinr. Professionals who sold
stocks Saturday, confident in the DO
lief that labor news could not help
but grow worse over the weekend,
excitedly bought in their contracts
"at the market" As result INITIAL
advances in highly speculative issues
and more particularly the oil and
motor shares, extended from to
more than 10 points.
But steel. equipment and 1000
shares were the only group thht tllleu
TO display a bouyant tone.
General Motors shot upward IN u
manner that was unusual even TOT
that volatile issue. It's initial gain
was IL points, which was soon IN
creased to II Ia points. IL sold al
ga. new high record fo- all time.
After the first half hour trading be-
came more orderly, and there was u
disposition on the part OF umid hold
ers to take profits, but the small reac-
ton this caused was short lived. In
the last half hour the market again
experienced vigorous buying move
ment and closed at about the prices
OF the day.
u. $. steel got up to los SIS, net
gain of points. Most strength, how.
ever, was .still shown by oils anC
motors. Studebaker rose about lac. O
gain of nearly 13 - points for tho
day.
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WOMAN TEACHER IN COURT,
ACCUSED OF HITTING BOY

Enid Logan. twenty eight, teacher in
Public School No. 179, l07th Street and
Amsterdam Avenue, was arraigned be-
fore Magistrate Douras in West Side
Court to-day on summons charging
her with assault, Tho cImrge was made
by Mrs, Mary Cronnon. of No, 40 West
9Sth street, the mother of clyde Cron-
non, thirteen, a pupil in Miss I.oGan's
class.
Mrs. Cronnon in court alleged that
her son had ben ordered out of the
class room Wednesday afternoon by
Miss Logan because hc was rustling
a piece of paper" Becausc he was not
going fast enough. Mrs. Cronnon
charged, the teacher struck the hoy in
the face with her right fst At Miss
Logan's request tnc case was adjourned
until Nov l.
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KING ALBERT CHRISTENS
AN AMERICAN TROOpSHIP

PHILADELPHIA. Oct fixing
Albert christeued the troopship Can
tguy at the Hog Island shipyards
this afternoon. The ceremony was
witnessed by Prince Leopold. Gen.
Pershing and his stan. Franklin y.
Roosevelt, Assistant Secretary Of the
Navy and other notables.
Shortly after the royal party ar
rived from New York they were
guests OF a reception at Red Cross
headquarters While the King and
Prince were at the shipyards Queen
Elizabeth visited Miss Helen TAFT.
daughter OF the President. at
Bryn Nawr College.
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1877; Hupp. IL s-4-l4: Heyden Chem
ical, SIS 7-S Submarine Boat,
10 l-4-20: v. vivaudou, 800 l-2:
Loft Inc, 80 1-s-32 Ia; u. $. steam
ship, II is.
Two Z. NJ. market duh. Gen. Asphalt
eased TO 1874 l-2: Am. Marc. quoted
Z 1884: Int. Pet 3s 49, 3-4;
Safety Razor II l-2-17 "a; Coca
Cola 41-42.
The close was firm. Vanadium So.
Zip l-2; Asphalt 1875. up ? l-2: Coca
Cola il.5s, up rs: Boat 10, up 1.
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the September quarter were substan-
TALLY higher on an average than IN
the preceding three months. In May
operations fell to around IS per cent.
capacity. and for a period they could
hardly have exceeded 20 per cent.
while in the third quarter the average
operations, Notwithstanding the strike
in the last week OF September, aver
aged around so per cent
while unquestionably the strike af-
fectcd earnings, IL came too late 70 be
an important factor in the third quar-
ter results.
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TITn CURB.

Opened strong. Vanadlum, 50, up
1-2; General Asphalt, 1876, up 21-2;
Coca Cola, 42--42 1-2, or 1-2 to un-
changed big Ledge, o-1S-S-S;
Cons. Copper, 6l-4--6 1-2; Crosson.
2-2l-S: British American Tobacco
Corp, 26 l-2-27: Registered, rs l-2-
q: Aetna, lO--lO1-2: Perfection, 13-
1878: Allied Pack. 61--65; Ny. Ship
building, 5S--61; Union Picture, 20
30; Overland. 3l--31 i-2; Col. Tie.
1S1-2-21: Great Western, l4-lS;
Loft, Inc, Sl---31 1-2: Otis, 40-40 l-2;
Loew, Inc. "a 3-4-35; Hupp., II "a
ia: Golden Gate. 2 l-4-2 1-2.
Noon prices firm. American Mar
conf, Z "a. up Ia: a. T. Sccuritlcs.
76 3-4-77: Tobacco Products. S4--35 ;
Vnnadium, $50: Retail Candy,
z2 s-4-2S Ia: safety Razor. II b-S--
II rs; otis steel. 40 Ito 3-4: Coca
Cola, .4l-42; General Asphalt, 13S-
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KRASNOE-S -SEIO RETAKEN
FROM THE BOLSHEWSTS

LONDON, oct, PA dispatch from
Reval to-day reported that General
Yudenitch, leader OF the anti BoIsheyik
forces Investing Potrograd had re-
captured Hrasnoc- Selo, one Of the
city's principal dcfenscs.
STOCKHOLM Oct 27.-Premier Kari
UlmanIs of the Lettsh Government at
Riga has resigned. Several OF the
Extreme Socialist ministers have also
retired from the cabinet. NJ j. Finders.
Socialist has been selected as the
new prempr.
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NAVAL BATTLE REPORTED.

VIBORG, Finland, oct. T.-tAssoci-
ated Press) )-Reports were received
here to-day that naval battle oc-
CURED off Cronstadt yesterday.
While passing Ihe Island OF Bjorkoe,
off the Swedish coast yesterday, the
correspondent saw the British monitor
Erebus and several destroyers putting
to sea.
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NtoNDY

Can money, for both classes Of COL
lateral, lending and renewing at S per
cent.
Time money is easier. While II Is
offered at I per cent, some loans
have been made as low az 6 i-2 for 50
and 90 days. Money has been placed
at por cent. Mixed money Is 6 per
cent. bid for all dates.
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LIRE AT NEW LOW.

Lire checks made new low al
1859. or centmes, due TO selling on
removal " arbitrage restrictions In
Italy Marks declined 10 .0335 ana
franc checksjto Ses; demand sterling
was of as at t4171-s Swiss cables.
662 francs per 81; Peseta cables. 1922
Stockholm cables, 24.10: Belgian ca
bles. s.5S: Vienna cables, .0090; ster-
ling. All 7-Ss franc cables, s.66: lire
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The Nassau Electnc Railroad company
AND
Cone, Island & Brooklyn Railroad Company
NOTICE is hereby given that on tho
lTth day OF September. 1919. the United
States Diatrict Court for tho southern DIS.
st % NeT York York made olnv an oTdsr In thS
said court, No. S11, entitled West
inghouse Electric Manufacturing Com,
transit a Company, New York Municlpai
hallway Cooperation and New York Con.
which order. among other THINKS. provides
that: al,
said The Brooklyn Heights railroad Com
pany, Brooklyn. Queens County Subur
ian bai,road COMPANY. Ths sss Nassau S; EiSe;
X Brooklyn Railroad Company. shall be
presented TO Lindloy NJ. GarTisUn. Receiver
fay OF November 1919.
(2) II any persons having claims and
lace companies or any OF them. shall fan
to present such claims and demands 20
sRId Receiver on or before the ist day OF
der. each OF them no failing shall be bar
red from sharing In the benefit OF the
distribution OF the moneys and proceeds
OF the properties OF the defendant surface
companies that now are or hereafter shall
cause. and from sharing or participating
in the distribution OF any OF the prnceods
cttIes' II such sale shall thereafter be
adiudged and dccrccd In this cause.
CD Nothing In N1d ofurf prevents any
claimant from prosecuting hts claim nv
suit or action in any court OF comutcnt
Jurisdiction against ahN o. said defendant
surface companies. whether such suit
thereon has been heretofore or shall hero
after he Instituted. provided that all pcr.
sons having claims for damaReh for tort
against Anv one or more of said defend
ant surface companies. VINO have not hero.
toforc commenced an action or suit upon
their claims and who desire to bring sc.
ttHu or suit In order TO establish tho
amount NJ their claim by suit or action
shall elect 90 do 10 by serving sum
mons and complaint upon tho defendant
company or companies on or before Dc
cemhcr I, 1913;
and demands secured bv mortgage or 9th
cr lien upon the nropcrty Of tho said de-;
fendnnt surface companies. or any OF
them. TO be presented TO the Recover AZ
Forms Tor nroo.s Of claire and demands
| roouired 10 H. presented 20 the receiver
| os stated above NAV he obtained from tho
| receiver at HIS Office. No. 80 Clinton
| ctrcet borough Of BROOKLYN CITY. and
| stntc Of New York and claims and do.
mands shall he presented to the receiver
] a. MS said office. No, 50 Clinton street
/ Porough Of BROOKLYN. ctv and state OF
NGw dated. NRrooklyn. N. Y, September 10.
i"lT"fvnLEY NJ GARRISON. Receiver,
81 clinton Street.
| 'pnrough ~ Brooklvn.
CITY and state Of New York
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UNITED STATES STEEL EARN.
INCS

Tho United states steel Corpora
ton Is expected to show satisfactory
earnings for the third quarter. IL Is
likely considerable gain will be re-
ported as compared with the second
quarter. Then net earnings wee
S34.331, ,9Oi. aud net for stock equiva-
lent TO s2.2s a share on the Junior
issue.
United States StecIs operations In
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LIBDr,TY BONDS.

31-2s. 1OO.72; lst Is, $500, on 10;
I'd Is, 9342, OF .OS; LIST as, $500, on
10; I'd 4l-4, $3.50. OF 30: Sd As,
$3.50, of .06 4th l-4s, $3.50, OF 20;
Victory 33-4s, $3.50; 43-4s, 99.62,
up .O4.
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Prices realized on swift a COMPANY sales
OF carcass beef IN New York CITY for the
week ending Saturday. oct. 20, on ship
meuts Md out averaged as follows: Do
nestle, Beef. 1907 cents per pound.-AdVt
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cables, 1850: Gmldere demand
81 1916: cables. 81 1915.
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In horna, and Vernon
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BANKING AND FINANCIAL
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BANKING AND FINANCIAL.

TO ALL HOLDERS OF CLAIMS AND
DEMANDS AuA1NST
The Brooklyn Heights Railroad Company,
Brooklyn, Queens County 4 Suburban Railroad
Company.
The Nai.au Electric Railroad Company
AND
Coney Island & Brooklyn Railroad Company
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BANKING AND FINANCIAL.
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GRAIN.
Range for day az Chicago;

BANKING AND FINANCIAL.
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Principal md hHzeap h s1 - 10 o 6s 81
hou t gy sA -
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S25O,OOO,OOO
$3.50, 600, 600
United KinqdOm of Great Britain and 4

Direct Obligations Of the GoDernn,ent
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POLICE TOLL

Easter could not pass without tho
usual number of celebrants in
branches other than religious. The
following is list OF those who i'm
bibed too freely of spirituous liquors.
which fact subsequently. and uufor-
tunately for them. became nown to
the police officers. Lucy Brown. by
Crumbackcr; Jack McGinty. at Four
tenth and Alley r. by Beruns: q. w.
Thompson. at Eleventh and Market. by
Huggins: John Stoncaw. F0rty-third
and Jacob streets. by ]. West; Lucie
VIOLA. rorty-t bird and Jacob streets, by
J. West: Doc Do!on. at Eleventh and
Market. by Higgins: John Nolan. at
Eleventh and Market. by Higgins; John
Bellock. at sixteenth and Javob. BY
Roth.
charge of lettering was placed
against thc following. alleged loit"rrrS.
who we're found at South and Railroad
streets at IL D. III. Sunday morning by
Officer Rugglc: F>ri"S Keller AKRON,
O.. and Hilda Layman. from out ~
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lowing arc members Of the cc-rnptte...
Messrs: Wilson. Burris, Long. from the
Omega chapter and Larkln. Davis and
Jones from the Eta chapter.
D. Of I DINER Dance.
Copies OF the following invitation
have been received by many people and.
the recipients arc anticipating very en-
joyablc evening:
The Daughters Of Isabella
Carroll Court, No. 229.
Invite You To Be Present At 4
Dinner Dance
To Be Held Al The
Mcclure Hotel
Wednesday Evening. April Thirteenth;
At Seven O'clock
Parkers Popular Players
(Jazz Band) .
Please Present This Invitatiot
At The Door .
r. S. VI. -
To Mrs. T. E. Simon.
s6eS Chapline ST.. wheeling. ". Va
Before April 2S. =. .
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CUT THIS QUIT Is WORTH
HOERY

DON'T MISS THIS. Gut out this SLIP
enclose with sc and mall 1t to Foley q
Co. 2S35 Sheffield Ave. Chicago. Ill.,
writing your name and address clearly
You will receive in return u trial pack
age containing Foleys Honey and lar
Compound. for coughs. colds and Group
Foley Kidney Pills for pain in sides ana
back: rheumatism backache. kidney ana
bladder ailments: and Foley tathar''c
Tablets for constipation. ol'l"uSncsS,
headache. and sluggish bowels. Sold
+eYcrYXhcrc.
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Capt. Bert Phillips
Lands Two FOSTERS

Capt. Bert Phillips. head Of tho local.
prohibition squad. celebrated Easter Sum.
day by nabbing TWO alleged violators ,or
the Yost law. Tho unfortunatcs were
Stanley Turkat. arrested on a 3. & O.
train at Bcnwood. with Il quarts OF
liquor in his possession. and William
wasscl. arrested on train at the local
y. & o. station. with 90 quarts.
Turkat was committed 10 the Aarshalf
county Jail and will be up before Squire,
Lewis. of Moundsvillc, today. Wasselt
was committed 10 the Ohio county jail
and will be up before Squire Hobbs this
morning. =
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MANY DANCES
FOR THIS WEEK
YOUNG FOLK IN A RIOT OF GAY
DANCING PARTIES AFTER THE
LONG DULL LENTEN PERIOD
Club Meetings, Church Entertainments
and Various Other Diversions Will
Occupy the Time of All

This is the week for dances. recep-
tions, dinner dances entertainments,
theatre parties, weddings. card parties
and other forms Of social amusements.
After more than fSriy days Of dullness
tho ioy of tho people shall'hc unconfined.
and with the added. zcst of such bcauu-
full spring weather. the social calendar
prcdicts busy and interesting future.
Among tho most elaborate and enjoy
able events scheduled arc the Daughters
Of isabella dinner dance which will DC
held in the Mcclure hotel Wednesday er-
ching; the st. Joscph's Alumnac card
nar1ies for Friday afternoon and even
ing; tho dance of the employees OF the
Wheeling Steel & Iron company 10 nc
held in the Elks' club. tomorrow evening,
and the National Tube employees dance
on Thursday evening at the Elks' club.
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! Ecffs Ohio, where she was the guest
of her parents over the weekend.
Miss Grace WorlGy and Miss Leila
-.,Ster has resumed their studies at TIN
:. Elliott school after visiting their par
cnts-in GAINESVILLE. over the weekend,
Frank Kimmins, Of Springdale, Is i'll
Of influenza.
.. Mrs. Isaac Tuttlc is slowly recovering
from recent attack of influenza at
her home in Springdale.
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The Excelsior class Of the Stone
Presbyterian Sunday school. have about
completed arrangements for the musical
which will be given under the auspiccs'
uc this elias on Thursday evening, April
81. The program is composed Of we'll
known local talent and a large attend
arcc is anticipated for this affair. The
proceeds will be used for the bcnefit-ofi
the class. ---- -
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Macademy Dance

Plans for the Macademy dance which
will be held in the Elks club, arc prac,
tically complete. 4 buffet luncheon Will
be served and decorations suggestive OF
the Easter season will add much to the
enjoyment Of the affair. The Jones or
chestra will furnish the music and 40
mittancc will be by invitation only: Fol-
lowing is the dance program:
l. Onc-Stcp-Mary.
o Onn-stcp-Mc-ow.
3. Waltz--Bcautiful Ohio.
/. One-ster-How Are Ia Gonna Keep
I'm Down On The Farm?
3. Fox Trot--,la-Da.
6. Waltz-Little Birch Canoe And You
:, Onc-stcp-Sand Dunes.
s. One-stcp-.Johnny's In Town.
Q, NValt-Sunshine.
10. One-stcp-My Persian Pearl.
II. Walt+Tha1 Tumble Down Shack
~. Fox Trot-Chons.
49, Onc-step-I Want A Doll.
II. Walt1-Dear Old Pal OF Mine.
Is. Onc-step-Rip Van Wynkle Slept
With One Eye Open.
Is. One-step-Come On Papa.
II. Wultz-Till We Meet Again.
EXTRAS
l. Waltz-Salvation Lassie o Nine
. Fox Trot-I'll Say She Docs.
z. Onc-step-The Alcoholic Blues.
4. Onc-step-The Big Show.
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INDIVIDUAL PLAN PROPOSED

WASHINGTON. April 20 - Develop
nent and early application Of a construc-
live industrial program. in which pub
iicitv and education. carried on by the
r0v:rnment. Will hold leading. place;
Was advocated as a plan To safeguard
American industry against cXtrenl" rev
oilItjonary Industrial propaganda in Il re-
mort ISSUED today by Former Governor
Robert T.. Bass OF New hampshire" Gov
cring In. period Of his s"rric" AZ dirrr-
tor Of the marine and dork industrial re-
lationS divisions of thu shipping board.
The Wheeling intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1903-1961, 1919-04-21
Recital Of wom,an's Club.

On Thursday afternoon at the Hotel
Windsor. a recital Of the music depart
ment OF the Woman's Club will be held.
Mrs Huntington. Of Pittsburgh. who APP.
pcared here last year. is on this pro-
gram and thereforc'it is being antlci-
pated most eagerly by music lovers OF
tho city, -
The Wheeling intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1903-1961, 1919-04-21
Cotillion Club

The annual Easter bail OF the popuIH
Cotillion club will be held tonight IN the
Becker will be in charge Of the decor
atoms which will be suggestive Of The
season. consisting Of Lavender and white.
strcamers combined with flowers OF the
same hue 4 good dance program has
been arranged and an enjoyable evening
is assured all who attend. -
The Wheeling intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1903-1961, 1919-04-21
vhitater.olesrner Dance

Ono of the most attractive affairs OF
| the season will be the Whitaker-GlesSncr
company dance which will be held at
the Elks club on Thursday evening. APP
j ril -. Jones orchestra will furnish the
music.
The Wheeling intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1903-1961, 1919-04-21

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