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The Lakeland evening telegram. (Lakeland, Fla.) 1911-1922, 1919-05-30

Florida clay makes good bricks.
Florida has the only sponge fisher
les in the Union. Tarpon Springs
shipped more than 100000 worth
in 1917.
Florida has more than $40 100000
OF tropical fruit trees Of bearing age;
in all, more than 75,0O0,000 fruit
trees.
Florida can be made to produce
enough sugar to supply the needs Of
all America, and more. Sugar cane
grows in every county. Drained land
will yield twenty tons to an acre, the
potential equivalent Of 5000 pounds
CT graduated sugar.
Florida has more surface water In
rivers and lakes and also available
underground, besides the heaviest
annual rainfall, than any other state
in the United States.
Look at a map Of the world and
YOU will find Florida is more favor
ably located, relative to facility OF
access to water and world traffic than
any ether American state.
i Florida has about 500 sawmills
producing yearly l,25o,ooo feet Of
lumber, not counting crossdss, poles
slaves, veneers, tanbark, etc.
Florida possesses 100000 pecar
trees.
Lee is the largest county in Flor
ida with 4,s41 square miles. It Il
1923 square miles larger than Rhod'
Island and Delaware combined ant
is nearly as large as Connecticut.
Florida has more than 200 varie
ties of forest trees, greater numbe
than has any other state. Florid
has 74,ooo,ooo,ooo feet Of standin
timber, enough to build homes 10
20, 100000 people.
Florida produces 100000 gallon
E or turpentlne yearly. Her turpentin
a and rosin, known as naval stores
are valued at s25,Ooo,ooo year
\ Mexico and usually strike the coa'
above the mouth Of the MISSISSIPPI
river.
An artificial rubber OF Dutch IL
vsntlon is said to use freshly causl
saa fish as the chief ingredieF'
;. National automobile races are TT
e oueptly conducted on them In u
i winter.
Andrew Jackson, seventh presioe'
a ~ the United states, was the nj
IS governor of Florida
Florida has a local option compO
1T sorry school law
n shad, pompanO, Spanish mac1er :,
ebeephead, trout, reddish and nun
t.Iora among the many fine food d
=, FLORIDA. Fishing is one OF I
:. great industries Of the state
=. No state in the Union has 'ucn
:, cass to the oceans and the world
he water as has Florida.
F,orida's roads comprise 4'iSs mi
IN 0, graded earth roadway ss4 MI
IL =, asphalt, 4ss miles Of brick
The Lakeland evening telegram. (Lakeland, Fla.) 1911-1922, 1919-05-30

docu The manifeso signed by tine IVA
ent sets ont Council Of French women the
Tho r,gb+ ~ vote and adds Rights OF
women vote Women the Society for the improve
the Condition OF women the
Austria Poland Bohemia the Rights Of Mankind
states canada and Newthe Of Women and
Zealand. the french Womehs ouhfose oAon
The Wheeling intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1903-1961, 1919-11-06
". ]. woLLMAN g. CO.'S
CLOSING STOCK LETTER

(Ry private wiz" to \. l.. Ma&tcn & Co)
NEW YORK, Nov. Til" clcc,!'h
news suited tho market and thcr" waS
decided strength Sh"Yn nj tho opcnlna.
There is never anything builiSh III good
news after 1t is known TO III" w"r!",
however. and there was realizing IA
evidence carly in III" day that WAS con-
tinucd in ain irregular sort Of Il wa.
till the close. Thcr" nigh, have BE- II
a rally in the fast hour had 1t not be-"
for the high price of money. TIL" ma
kct needed some liquidation. Its tech
meal position would b" improved hv
more Of the same sort Of selling. lslIIF
showed strength in tn" carly tradint;
and thcy had a steady und"rtour un'i
the close. Tho sentiment in rUnrr"N 1
seems to be to treat the roads falriN
whether il is in temporary -: p"rman"H>
legiSlatlon.- Their" arc signs OF improve
mont in tho labor situation and H"ihln%
I'm the news TO shak" public confidence"
II would not be q healthy narkC; W r..
there not from time TO time. periods OF
profit taking such as was seen today
United States Steel is purchhS" on
qll reactions. Good C"pp"rs AMI Eo"I
rails arc cheap. II appears that "V'h
slight reactions inCr"aS" investment
buying OF stocks which have not b"cr
rXplpite ed.
The Wheeling intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1903-1961, 1919-11-06
SUGAR,


NEW YORK, Nov. The local mar
kr: for raw sugar was unchanged at
rs for centrifugal to the r"fin"r cuban
adviCcS state that the weather WAS i'm
proving with one mill still grinding old
crop supplies. Receipts at Cuban ports
the past week were 4 little larger than
tho previous week. while exports showed
II sharp falling off and included only g.
%03 tons To United States Atlantic ports
NV crops continue IIrm but buyers APP
pear To be holding off and awaiting de-
Nrlnrm"utS. and lao new purchases were
reported. The board reported no pur-
chaS"S.
The market for refined sugar was I'M
changed at nine cents for fine Eranu-
la;.d. What littl" is offered by rcfin"rs
IS distributed through tn" committees,
tn, rciinrrS are SIilI behind on orders.
Excerpts az Atlantic ports during The
pr~' week wcr,. more than $4,000 tons
.,h.,v,. tn" previous week. while MEETINGS
Increased only 900 tons.
The Wheeling intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1903-1961, 1919-11-06
SCORE IN .
STOCK MARKET.

NEW YORK. Nov. S--Widcly dt>crg-
ont influences governed the C"urS" "t
todsy's broad and Internationally active
stock market. tn" uut""m". however.
taNoriny the shorts ar bear faction ut
tho extremely unsettled close.
Traders seemed 10 derive much en-,
r"uraEcmrnt from financial. induNtrial
and political events over III" holiday
but their optimism was tinEed by mis-
Swings regarding IN" tmmcdiat" future
or tho money market.
Thc advance In r"-discount rates an
oourCed by tho local federal reserve
hank after the clos" nf Mondays s"s-
sion was obviously Intended a. warn,
ING against rNCcSSlS" speculation ana
effected the sharp reN"rSa'S which sue
cccdcd the almost hu"Nnnt "".n,ns.
Call loans renew cd and h"lt At !" per
cent until the tinal hour. wh"u IN" RAJ"
advanced by leaps and bounds 10 twenty
percent that quotation holding almost
~ the finish when the rate f"!t PACK 10
ihr opening price.
Several movements in tho stock mar
krt were directly traCeahl" to definite
developments. Rails reflected carly
strength "a II result Of authoritative re
TO BE- returned to private ownerSh,p az
he close Of the year and metals lp-
proved on retcntiNT OF the American
Smelling dividend
and oils. owed MUCH OF their rrou,irnnC"
and higher prices I" further puI!iSn
manocuv"rs. supported hL taForMnie
trade adyices Gcrcr.gl Motors was
again tho spectacular feature rising -"
points 70 tn. now high level OF 400 -
though showing an actual loss ~ -
at the close.
Reactions in rl"s' o'h'- .riHS'r'"tS,
United States rubber "A'"I;"'i. "\t|''d-
On from two 70 points. ind, Pc MT ~
steels such rs Repubii" a't l.t'NaM ;.h'ht
displaying especial weakness. SAFES
amounted 10 t5T5. 0c0 shares.
More steadineSs ruled N the nora
market. a better tone being shown ny
general domestic issues. including me
aggregated $I6.375. 600. Old nited
States bonds were unchanged on call.
The Wheeling intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1903-1961, 1919-11-06
purTER EGGS, CHEESE.

NEW YORK. Nov. 5.-Eutl'r. S'cauN
creamery higher than cxtras 40 ~ 90. ;
creamery extras t92 sc"rr) 69'": rrSiS
81 a IS: packing stock. current make,
Number 2, a..
Eggs. steady; fresh gathered extras.
50 n 70; extra firsts G5 q IS; firSts -
a. ca; state. Pennsylvania and n""rhI
western hennery whites. fine to fancy 81
o.. state, Pennsy lvania ana nearby hen
merry whites. ordinary 10 prime. - az
90: state, Pennsylvania and nearby hen
merry browns "a n 7G; do. gathered
browns and mixed colorS ~ a -.
Cheese firm; state. Who'll" milk fIa's.
current make specials 32I: al 81: do. av.
eraee run 31H n 32H: state. Who'll" milk
twins. current make, specials 81. n -,
do. average run 81.
Live poultry. steady: chickens - a.
IS; fowls 10 N 80. Dressed. steady
chickens 81 q As; Other prices I'M
changed.
Flour unchanged.
The Wheeling intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1903-1961, 1919-11-06

Dr. y. f. Bon" and James Schaub left
yesterday "u Il hunting ;rip in northern
MIrhiGau.
Mr~, ". T.. Clayton left yesterday for
Greene county IA. where she Will
sn"ad Few days with her mother. Mrs.
Mccormack
Mrs. J. l.. Eulrnr and daughter. Miss
Gamma. lrfi yesterday for Akron. TO
Visit Mr.. El!la Malor'y.
Mrs. -. \. K"rnS. 81 Jefferson ave-
rur. who has been confined /" h"r bed
N.fh sickness for several weeks. is able
- hr out again.
Franklin smith. IT.. Of Pittsburgh: IS
visiting MS grandparents Rev. and Mrs.
j. r. Smith. on jefferson avenue.
\ baby boy Was born ~ Mr.. and Mrs.
William Reynolds. Of Baker avenue:
=. \. taSh"n.. OF Ninth street iHtt
y">r'rd,y moru:ng for New York cay.
wn"r" he VIII spend several days ga
business.
Mrs. p. r. S!ycr:. Of South"rn Morton
Avenue. IS S.r.ouSl! III.
W. G. Evans. " First street. VIII" has
been seriously 81. = slightly. !mprrl"d.
Miss Mildred Euhlc. of Powho'"n. O.,
IS visiting Mrs. Bon Xink. "f Center st.
The Wheeling intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1903-1961, 1919-11-06
CHICAGO LIVE STOCK.

CHICAGO. NuY. Clogs. r'.".rt'
| 600: estimated tomorrow %".9on: i" T."
- cents higher: hulk l;.j0 4; l5.O": top
1910; heavy 1a.5O a l@.DO; medium
1850 n l5.lo; light 14.Io n 100: lith;
light 400 az 1866: heavy packing So" e..
smooth l415 q 14.4O; pigs I&.5j rr
1910.
Cattle. receipts 17.oon: rs,imotSd to-
morrow 1900: firm; b""r cattle. TI'd1U'H
and heavy weight cholC" ard lHI'n"
l7.4O Gr 1880: medium and god !" ~
a lT."J: common SIS az 1870: .u'
weight good and choic" 100 u 49,.
common ard medium - A. '".>i:
butcher cattle. hcifcrs Go '' 't"o:
COWS G.2J q 100: c1uu""s "1d "'I'''r-
I25 20 G.@J: vcrl cal'"- l'.5o ~ -"".
feeder steers go Q~i% - ~'u"k'" >I'rr~
500 G 1000: western 'rI.=" Sr."r. -"
a l5.25: CONS and hrIf""s n.." 70 - 80.
Sheep. r"r,irts 2l"nn. ,s'r'r.a'.1 '..-
morrow 2o.u1G: frIi'. I.t:'ns ."u' -
I5.NN: crl's and r"rrm.'l -" " 49,
rwrS. mrh.um. good as1 'h.'.' 80. 10
500. cu,lS and C"rnmuu &c." 10 G..n.
breeding G.-5 ~ 2"n.
The Wheeling intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1903-1961, 1919-11-06
EotarY Club Meets.

Tho Muund~vilh. Er'Iry Ga" Hc'h
Their wrrlly iuurh"un I"S;"rday in TN"
Baptist church with Judg" j. b. som
rncrvillc as the honor guest. 1hey
passed resolutions plcdginE their sup
port 10 tn" Christmas sale of Anti
TubrrruluSIs stamps.
Judge Summcrvillc mad" very IN
'"rrS;!uE address. touching upon inc
work Of our soldiers In Franc" anu OF
,h. nrrSrut unrest - tho country.
Judge Summcrvillr mad" II very ON
rl,ai,,. that .nr-ign,rS SHOULD u"' l." al
lowed to- enter ur stay III ,hIS country
unless they intended /" h'' !.t"-'thid!hE
citizens.
Melville Stewart. Jr.. W. i. B"nar and
\. {. SCroGGiuS w"r" naln'd sponsors
tor the local troop of Boy Scouts.
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Total sales 1.5i3. n" shor"S.
Extra dividend 81 =. '"'tiS-
Extra dividend Of $40.
The Wheeling intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1903-1961, 1919-11-06
WARWO0D

s /. Christian gave y sh"r' talk to
the students of WOrwO0d High school
Wcdncad day morning asking Tor th' 7
co0pcratinu in tho kaupu"t for the SOL
dierS ArIniStiC" Day. II" asked the b"* q
to help locate different soldier boz
about town ami to invIt" them TO atteirI
Miss Mablc N-Sbiti was elected char
man of the girls who viii see To thu
decorating of IN" Lutheran social room
wh"rc the hnnru"t Will b" held. MI 81
the students showed their willingness
to give whatever aid might h" n'"d' !.
\ special CuInmitt"" meeting VIII
held Thursday evening al Ln' S"h""i
building so that reports from IA" DIFF
rcrcnt committees may b. hhd
The Wheeling intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1903-1961, 1919-11-06

R,1v VAR SAVINGS STAMPS
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MONEY AND EXCHANGE.

NEW YORK. Nov. 5.-Mercantll" pa
per ; ~ o.. Sterling 30 day bills AlS'2'
Commercial 90 day bills on banks 4l-'-
commercial! % day bills A.; demand
4ls%,. cables 4IGI.,. Francs d,mand ?UA:
cables 30: GuIldrrS. demand %i% ca
hl,- IS. I..rc demand llU6; cables llOi;
Marks demand no: cables 2?5. Govern
u,'ut bonds steady. railroad bonds firm.
Time loans. strong. % days. 30 days
and months = bad.
Gail money strong: high 20; low 10;
ruiIug rate 10: closing bid ~; offered at
-; last loan 20. Iilnk aCccptapCes (.
The Wheeling intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1903-1961, 1919-11-06
Grcnit Court.

To- case of thr state against Henry
Moore, co.urrd. charged with f"i"n'ouS
rutt;ns was called for trial yesterday
morning.
Moor. has just completed Il term in
the state prison and IL charged win
a.<:ultug al Meadows, another prs
nncr. in the month of september, l?l l..
cutting hln with i knife. Tn" t"sN-
money Of several guards and prisoners
waS given in the morning and IN" "Ti-
d"ncc was concluded about l O'CLOCK,
when the case WAS given TO the jury.
The Wheeling intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1903-1961, 1919-11-06
Yi,lad Ia Action.

Tr.v|,D JA"nb 7. hoy, 0I Ut" CIt!,
'. e" was r"n"rt"d missing in artion on
July -. 1918. j. now reported Killed on
Ink 80, 1915. according to letters re-
.,,;y,L from CONGRESSMAN NJ. NJ. Nicely
..ad tnr adiu;ant general Of the army,
~ -. {. l.u!,S. rrivat" 10y was Killed
- H.. battle If the AiSn" and was
ia, Iuh.r Of Company +. 10Th infantry.
The Wheeling intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1903-1961, 1919-11-06
ASK PoR o. S. TROOPS

WASHINGTON, Nov. 5-Rcqucst for
federal troops to guard tho coal mines
was made today by Kentucky operators
who conferred with Fuel Administrator
Garfield. Threats made against the con-
tinuance Of operations ncccssitatcd pro-
lection to insure continued production
of coal IL was stated.
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rIOOr. N.II,'II.tI I'N'I'N ~ -
STOCKS. EIu
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Ready TO Fight.

The WarwU"d people ~" ready :"
fight tho iurrcaS" Of ear lar. h"t"'"H
Wheeling and Warw""d and they nay"
engaged Il splendid attorney !" hand
tn" case. Judge !. w. Ewing h"'hE IN"
attorney Tie Warw"nd people have
signed many petitions against ms m
crease. 1t Is rum"r"l IN" cas-" VIII -"
nut before the Public S"rric" COMMITS
sion, and ihc citizens Of thu town urE'
that the case be pushed TO the limit.
The Wheeling intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1903-1961, 1919-11-06
MOUNDSV|iLE
NEWS
r.IineS Are Duet.

In |-"WI wlN"S WrTH VNT'V E'S1''N"'
;,:hurj.r ,u"r. has ht"'n .ruim"rS !" ih''
...uir,r. Tn.. tilrudaI" MIN" operated
..;,t 20. ~h.ppiul: coal /" holloway t"t
IT., T. = -. I h" railroad - E'itihS ~.
i., ,,..1 from this mine, ana are NSlh-
j. IT. .. ruuud-hous" al ll"il""a!
.r..,,. ..,.. our state lrlic" on Iutrd u,
a.. i..,:,i.,lr min" and they viii hc
;n.r. rn'. an -tr.i;s IS settled.
The Wheeling intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1903-1961, 1919-11-06
Lysle Funeral,

This afternoon At o'riuck. from his
late residence a Eleventh and H1iu-
more sire, -. funeral services VII. l."
hrlG oyer tn" remains 81 IN" lat" John
u a. EtS EXPLOSION. Rev. l;'"n"rd
Gibbs. pastor IF Tho First VI. l.. church,
viii uti,y!I:" and intern" u' W." b.
made at the M"UudsViir cemetery.
The Wheeling intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1903-1961, 1919-11-06
HENDERSON NAMED
rCho Tntn1li0nnNaP

Special Dispatch 10 The 1ntelligencer.
MORGANTOWN. W. Va. Nov. III.
o. Henderson. formerly extension dairy
IL dairy husbandry in the College Of
Agriculture. He is a graduate Of Penn
state college. with tn" degrees Of b. 3.
Agr., and NJ. $. PREVIOUS TO Joining the
University staff as an extension specll.
ist in dairyiHE. h" was county agent In
Mercer county. one Of the most import
ant dairy counties in Pennsylvania. He
also did cons siderable work OF an expert
mental nature while at Penn State.
The Wheeling intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1903-1961, 1919-11-06
Abandon Plans.

The Red Cross has definitely decided
10 abandon their plans for an Armistice
bay celebration. 1t was decided that
the plans Tor the celebration would in
tcrtcrc with the Red Cross drive which
is now on and they will devote tho time
70 the Red Cross membership work
The Wheeling intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1903-1961, 1919-11-06

All teachers of lu!ou district VII"
lr" tnkruG NJ IL" gymnasium work ~
iu- Union h.=h school a." rrGn"Sud :"
",. present IL tn,. meeting this 'v'nl.,E.
Mr.. Fisher has SON" new work :" ~"
up. Any "n" w,>i..u" !" jon the r!HSS
Is cNI~Ctcd /" Tee. present this evening".
The Wheeling intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1903-1961, 1919-11-06
Use Own Gas.

The United States Stamping CO.. are ,T',
ts!ng the gas from their own Wells
AID .r" Independent Of the coal situa,
r,nl IN must of the factory: They are
,.n,,rI,..;u.. arutlrr we'll ard in short
tlu.' hope To- supply their entire 1ac'
tory with TaS.
The Wheeling intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1903-1961, 1919-11-06
LAST OF WAR BRIDES

BREST. Tuesday Nov. 4-Ry Tho
Associated Press)-Thc last OF the war
brides of American soldiers loft ycster-
day for the United States on the steam
ship Northern Pacific. There were nino
of them. One hundred and seventy three
left Sunday on the President Grant
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DRY GOODS

NEW YORK. Nov. Dry goods
mnrhcis today w"r" firm with Larger
,irgr, of cunridcnC" manifested in Future
trading. Wool underwear and WOO!
blankets ar" to b" opened shortly for
la-n. Cotton goods were active and
SArns firm with prices tending higher.
The Wheeling intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1903-1961, 1919-11-06
Hunting Party.


Md.:um Minor and LcSi" Wh!t"S1de.
rr THIS city. l,f; Yesterday morning Tor
rjSh tr,,h. wn'r" they VIII spend ScN-
,ral days hunting and camping. Nhi!"
thrr" they Hlil JON tn" other McM"ch-
-! yarty which j. there.
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Episcopal Meeting.

The EpiSr"rIlIans meet N'd!I"Shi.
cvoning at IN" h"m'" # Miss J.. Lump:
Of Twrnty-irSt Slr"'t. tn" f.lN>'"!h'
denomination is carrying on q 'Almp.l;Sl
10 arouse interest III church work. In
members OF IN" 81. l.Gkr'N and -
Matthew's church w"r" present.
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Class Mating.

IT.. Senior rll>~ II MTrw""t lIiGl
school E"Id q Yer! important h.''II.-
lat ,,.,il. At the il.Eh "rh".i buiid'
NIX. I":uS W"r.. discussed far ia" lSSt''
r , football urlnh,r and ais" s".i,i
rlal~ vrr" Discuss u. Miss g. Marsh
Wak "a rhtrE".
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Little Princess Tempt" No. Pythlan
SISTERS. VIII meet III call session inns
acr.~r""n ~ " "'rlock. in the X. OF +.
uI,l and pr.triic" and compete for the
district convention To be held Nov. Il.
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SaxaOhore Club.

Tn" SaNaI,iiOur cub MI rr'"; ~ >
.rvru.r. at TIA" MuiHr"w hr'ii'. "i. Gar
Geld street. I'll" ,IruIuE vi. il" Sl"''
IN IT," usual d!N"rS.uu.. Nj IN"'nh''r'
are requested /" h' pr'S"H'
The Wheeling intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1903-1961, 1919-11-06

Tho Moundsville posi- 0f the Ameri-
can Legion will meet this evening at
7:3O in tho Central school building when
the organization will b. completed. Var
ious committees will be appointed and
plans completed for a celebration on
Armisticc Day. It will also be decided
The Wheeling intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1903-1961, 1919-11-06
LIBERTY BONDS.

NEW YORK. Nov. j.--Fiual prices to-
II> wrr,: :i.s In0.S0. First As $500.
S,''oud & ala. First AS $500. Second
4'.S $3.50. Third as 95.l4. Fourth AZ )
HI.44. Victory 32.s 1914. Victory as
ggTn
The Wheeling intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1903-1961, 1919-11-06
EYanR-DaYis.

M ';rnr~" W. Evans. "f Mck"esport.
"a .ud Miss Bell" Davis, OF this city,
- ... Ira~r;rd Tuesday afternoon by
H,N. Workman. II tn" parsonage OF
. '.liN.ry ". L.. church.
The Wheeling intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1903-1961, 1919-11-06
Tex Collection.

p!rlng tlI- mlunIM ~ NoN"mb"r IN
town Ir.asur.i wlll h. nj IL. t'nt"'
Warwu"d Hos" EiuT-" for til rUrr"%
of cull",lIi, luNr>. y diSc"uu, = ~
lowed ON iaN bills PAID duI.m@ 'h'
I,r.Md.
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MaAnlin Club.
pVthian Sisterg,

r..v MIud"I!n club VIII hoid thell
weekly meeting this evening with MIS-
& rrnISh III Glendale.
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NY. STOCK EXCHANGE

WHEELING. W. Va. Nov. .. ~
hasten & Co. members Of the New I0rk
stock EXchange. National Bank BulIa'
ne, Wheeling. W. Va. Louis +. Brano
Resident Partner. -
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Finch Club.
rdoundsviIle Personals.

T'n Fi:nca tlub VIII meet Frlda!
,l.uin. with Mr.. Vera Newman. o
Tnmi:rson avenue.
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Sul)DCr

Th !.aIl,.>' And ii tin i.u't"r'n
church sill giN" supper In"' "I1'
,N,,Inc a. M "'ulrh'> social r'"ir. y
!irEr crowd - "In% prepared i.i.
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Curb Mining Stocks.
standard Oh Subsidiary Stoea

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Reported By \. F. Masten Co.. mem;
prs Boston Stock Exchange. Secono
floor, National Bank of w. Va. Bldg. -
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how much dues shall be paid each year.
All soldiers, sailors anu marines ai'
urged 70 be present.
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Mariaoa LioenAes.

Marriage licenses were issued yes
,crday to Cecil L. Pool. Il. OF Follans-
bee. and Elizabeth II. McCombs. g. OF
MCMcChcn.
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PITTSBURGH STOCKS

WHErI.IN,i. W. Va. No. ;. IN.
Reported by A. f. Mast"n & Co.,. mem.
sers PITTSBURGH stock Exchange. S:cono
t'Irrr. NatjrHal Bank Of w. Va. Bldg
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PETROLEUM.

OIL CITY. IA. N"y. :..-.I"'i.' i"l-
arlcr; $l"J. Runs 72.iEl: average. -1.iIi
Shipments Ji.UUI: HVrrIE" iG.@,>.
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LOCAL STOCKS

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Daily quotation list Wheeling SlucH
Exchange, cumplIcd for the lntcl!Iacn'
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Outside Motor Stocks.
BOSTON COPPER STOCKS

WHEELING. w. Va. Nov. s. 10.
Reported by y. L. MISten & Co. -aern.
,rrs New Yurl, Stock Exchange. Second
-'lopr. National BLnls Of w. Va. R.dg.
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WHEELING. ". Va. Nov, ;. -
penorted by A. +. Mastcn & c.. mem.
49, Esz; York Cotton Exchange. Second
Floor. National Bank OF w. Va. Bidg.
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NEW YORK CURB MARKET

WHEELING. w. Va. Nov. .. 10.
Reported br \. l.. MaStrn * Co. mem;
oers New York Stock Exchange. Seconu
Floor. National Bank OF w. Va. BldS.