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The Denver Jewish news., 1919-07-09
PICNIC OF MosHEv z'KENIM

The picnic given by the Ladies Aid
10 the Moshev z'Kenim at Elitcn's
Gardens proved great success. They
made between 5000 and SIG0.
Mrs. NJ Goldberg led in the mimbe,
of tickets sold for the affair. She dis
losed of 100. r,
The members appreciate the dona-
tions which We're SO generously given
Tor the supper and which helped great
Is in making the affair SO successful
The Denver Jewish news., 1919-07-09
Philips JaosIbs.

Philip Jacobs. an -oid time resident
Of Colorado and Denver passed away
after brief illness Sunday.
Mr.. Jacobs had been identified with
mercantile affairs during his long resi-
1ence here.
He is survived by his widow. his
mother. five sisters. one of whom Mrs.
j. L. Rachofsky lives in Denver. and
TWO brothers. He was buried Monday
1t Rose Hill cemetery.
The Denver Jewish news., 1919-07-09
HENRY NJ. PHILLIPS ESSAY PRIZE

Announcement has been made by the
American Philosophical Society that
the Henry NJ. Phillips prize for essays
will be awarded in 1921.
The subject upon which the essays
are TO be submitted is The Control
of the Foreign Relations of the United
States; the Relative Rights of the
President, of the Senate and the House
and of the Judiciary. in Theory and in
Practice" Two thousand dollars will
lie awarded to the author of the best
essay.
According to the specifica tions the
essays shall not contain more than
100000 words. exclusive of notes, and
must he in the possession of the So
t!ety on or before December 81. 1920.
The Denver Jewish news., 1919-07-09
Sclen KoIinfe,der.

Mrs. Helen KOhnfelder died Sunday
as the result of an accident she suf-
fered couple of months ago. SHE Is
survived by her husband. Sol, and three
small children. Interinent was ut
Emanuel cemetery.
The Denver Jewish news., 1919-07-09

There are innumerable acres of land
in the far West that are composed Of
little but volcanic ash. The average
New Englander, knowing nothing of
this soil would pass it by as hardly
worth consideration. But give it water
and 1t will raise pretty nearly every
thing that grows. 1t is SO with many
people. Let the light flow in upon the
wastes of ignorance and there is no
harvest you may not gather.-Ex-
change.
The Denver Jewish news., 1919-07-09
PALESTINE COURSE IN UNlvERS
ITY OF LIVERPOOL.

The University of Liverpool has ar
rangcd as part of its summer course
for series of lectures on Palestine.
These lectures will deal with tho
recent development in the Jewish
homeland. One of the subjects is tho
reconstruction OF Palestine by the
.ews.,
The Denver Jewish news., 1919-07-09
LEAGUE OF JEWISH YOUTH PIC

Monster picnic OF the League of Jew
lsh youth will he held July 2Ith. Th,
rlace has not yet been decided upon
Make your dates now-this will liz the
big event OF season.
The Denver Jewish news., 1919-07-09

You can interest most people in hu-
name education II you can get at them
Multitudes think nothing about it be-
41-,se they know nothing about ii. or
A-stand little of its meaning or si;;
#1ce.-Exchange.
The Denver Jewish news., 1919-07-09

At the meeting Of the new Board ot
City Charities Monday evening May
9TH. Mr.. Edward Monash was re-eiect-
ed president Of the Board. This is Inc
third term in which Mr.. Monash serves
in this capacity.
The Denver Jewish news., 1919-07-09

Captain Walter Minowitz and Max
Judelowitz returned this week with
the 115th engineers,
The Denver Jewish news., 1919-07-09

They say that man becomes NOR
ally weaker as the day wears on less
able to resist temptation"
Shouldn't wonder. YOU know IT
was near Eve that Adam ate the ap-
ple.''-Boston Transcript.
The Denver Jewish news., 1919-07-09
Local Neuus

Ralph Unger of salida VAS Denver
visitor last week.
The Denver Jewish news., 1919-07-09

At this meeting permanent organi
zation and the creation of permanent
fund to finance the league was con
sidered.
More than 100 women attended the
meeting last week when the League
was formed. They elected as office,s :.
Mrs. Dora Trachtenberg. president;
Mrs. Celia Stein. treasurer, and 3.
Sedoff, secretary.
The Denver Jewish news., 1919-07-09
Clubs

(AIl contributions for this column mus,
raach this office by Il O'Clock Tuesday-)
The Denver Jewish news., 1919-07-09

The generous offer made lT 5.
Erody, OF the Brodw Dclicatessen com
pany. to give 1919 Of his receipts "'
July tth, 9th and 9th. to the New old
Folks Home and Hospital netted TINS
worthy institution $500.
1t was fine bit of philanthropy
and deserving Recommendation. Others
should follow Mr., Brody's example.
and in this simple manner help worthy
institutions.
The Denver Jewish news., 1919-07-09

Mr.. NJ ]. Ginsburg of Chicago has
recently come to Denver. and associat-
I'd himself with The Union State Bank
10 take charge of the foreign exchange
and steamship department which they
are inaugurating. Mr.. Ginsburg Is
well qualified to introduce this bust
ness here. as he has successfully con-
,lucted his own banking business on
those lines in Chicago. 1t is still in
opera tion under the management OF
lis son.
The Denver Jewish news., 1919-07-09
Want Advertisements.

SNAP-Corner lot 63x173 two houses
one brick, one frame: all for 81. 400.
Owner must go away. 2SO5 w. ~ Ave.
1h STORY S-roOm brick house, stone
foundation. modern exccpr furnace
nice garden, fine shade trees. lawn
leaving city. By owner 1880 Lowell
Blvd.
The Denver Jewish news., 1919-07-09


Mr.. and Mrs. Adolpl ZukOr have an
nounccd tile engagement of their
daughter, Miss Mildred Zukor. to Ar
thur Marcus Loew. son OF Marcus
LOew, the vaudeville and motion pic
t,,re magnatc. Mr.. Zukor Is president
of the Famous-Players Lasky Corpora
ton. His daughter. who is 10. is a
student at Columbia University and
is a devotee of outdoor sports. Her
fathers country place is at New city.
n. Y. The romance is of. long stand
ing. the couple having known each other
since childhood. and their fathers
started their business careers together.
Mr.. Loeb is 81 years old and gradunt-
ed last year from the New York Uni
yersity with bachelor of science de
gree. He was Captain of the Varsity
tennis team and belongs to the ri Lam
bda Phi fraternity. During the. war
he was chief machinist's mate In the
navy and Is now associated with MS
father in theatrical enterprises.
The Wheeling intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1903-1961, 1919-01-01
LIT TLETON

. ,, ,1 ,,,., 5,uyb
Mt. an" MIS-: '"'h "',n W, ".t r'
i"rS Ml**'"i Nil ana MINI lan
turned HON" hii"r Sppiiu'''. VII '''''''
WIN iriII"S ~ Nr'lEn"! Iv;,,u- ,.rt
MIS- FF"h i'hh'r nmn I, -, r,'i-r,",, = :.
Sul'naE -. ,l;, ,.r, Mn, i'mr nn,hrr
~. " Ii,,,,r,x
Mrs. e. H"MuriN ;;,,;,,:, y,,,,., ~ C,,-,,s-
MI WI" ~ -,.,,. d.Ts hcrr with
nUIr :; w. H''>''''''s .
irtt''N -, ,r.r r. C,r.,rr sncrt
!h,SE i,h fic,,d.
'|",iitS r,.II.r anJ Wnrion Petit left
80 ,,,, h,,,. 80 N,uninr,nn
-H''I",,H " ,i;s,. hnr,, vi,i, thrir rr1nd
n'.'l =. NJ, ~, ,,,,I u,.s "a pn,tii
pa, '.u.r "a. ,t," ,.',i, S,,,,rL,y with
cu,,i. ,..,n,.r,,n
w. II Wuyr ~ Nn,InGSvilrn WAS 4
Mr.. I. ~. Wy 49, M.," ,rr,,am w. "''o .
"uS!n'HH 60, ,u;Ii L-nm',Jn Of Fair
~ "'',, I;t,r;c,,rns hrs with The lat :
Wv ~ H.. L.IIcr Garrison
The Wheeling intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1903-1961, 1919-01-01
Cprh MlninG Stocks
LOGAN BRYAN's CLOSING STOCK
LETTER

NV priyaIr Wit" Ia s. H. Mastrn ~ GO.
NEW YORK. DOC %1.--l'rtt"rm"nt NTr-
vailed in all SECTIONS uf IN" list WIN
IN. up,nrn being promoted n\ Ea'h',
heavy rrpiacrm"ut Of stocks huuiGa'"d
n while ago f"r taxation PURPOSES
7 ,io,Iidation haS been thorough that thr
maj k., now should apparently r"Sp"'"
very easily To constructive hHIfrhinE>.
AT tEH same tame It - u"uht ih' ." '''''','
much Gf nm impression IS tN"'E 10 Nv
,,.,d, i'm nrIrrs In event Of further "c-
r,,rrrnrr. nj 4 nature "a pruv"ks an I'M
CERTAINTY for lie r"aSnn that things hh'"
hn,r d,.russrd pro AMI con for SuCh a
,rriI. ,baI most every one inclined Ia
.,rr,,,, Of huu:tia! ION ~ Ia" stock mar
b., ~ course II ~ we'll urd"rsI"d that
i'm, t.hrrkS and balances which, ha'" '''.h
,uurSc1 ON The money market ana ~"
Inn, situation. Will confirm" Ia lore" l"r
m iudrCiriic period though wien n ~
,,,usidrr.I that III" banks ar" "Ni"'ird
l., absorb in larg" part TN" IA! l. ~ y,
t,,,u /. is not improbable" tEaf efforts
will 10 made I" advance me ,'''r @, Wv
.nrfsrinry I'm order that trade ana N
lus;ry as we'll nS finance. ran tread Nm
hompcrcd and begin t" funrli"n III I
,,,.,,',l y,unnrr dividend r"duri IONS IN
rouln. rnscs during the first quarter ~
,b nr,.. rrnr AFRO la b" EXPECTED AnG
-, ruiurs will no doubt mako M unsalis-
rnttnrT comuariSnn. but u IN" stock
mnrkn, j. 10 discount in its usual wa!
.rnu,np, events, It would not appear /"
j.. too much Ia expect that ~" hrNi
,rtypmpnt OF cnuscqucncc NJ i!hhh'':h
mnris. will hr in an Upward "tr;r'l"n IN
authorization Of "Hphns and hr"nnHn-
lug tendencies IN nearly "'' ''i'''N W
IT,. wish MY A llapry NV Year.
The Wheeling intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1903-1961, 1919-01-01
CLARINGTON

r>r,.,,,, vosircr ami son Denton or
n,,., returned hnm, SUNDAY
t,. ~. r,,v ic,s' ,i.i, with relatives
'.'
mn V."''' 81 influenza nre
,, ,hn ,nwu ,hr past
,,.,n,.
NJ and Mrs raInh T.. R0s. return
49,, 80 ,tr,r Monday rom a visit w!tn
,, rI.,i,.,.
Ivr, t;nrJviu cam" HON. from Clcvr-
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Tile ACTIVITY
BUT PRICES FIRM

w YORK, Dec. sl.-Thc final day
4. y.ar on The stock Exchange was
worthy, less FOR the activity ana
o OF the trading which fell CONSIDER
under the huge turnover ri the
edins day than for the pronounced
no, from, the pcSS!rIlsm recently
;alent throughout the financial COM
lity. ~,
ricrs were r:rn, 4, the outset. o0t
marhc, immediately developed -
of SO cents.
r;rcs w.r. firm at the outset. OUT
rporket Immediately developed u"-
y rcndeucirs as result OF VIZ
w offerings ot stocks ana "'''Ns
cash these being made. mostly at
DECISIONS. to adjust year END 'aN ~"
ne accounts. -,
,ionila,!on Of this character ran Us
urse before midday. C"aa'l'"Is
ter becoming mora ord"sl! AM
cd. with n modrcat" inquiry i"t
(,nsd rails IndustrlatS and Sfecialt!cs
K recognized value.
Foremost in tho latter group "eEe
=, oils Mexican Petroleum register
ny on extreme gam Of - points. len
Is comnany 70. pan-Am"ri"Hn IH'r''.
nm, cornmnn and pr"f"rr"t II: and 70
and others one 10 tA'''
POINTS. -,i,.
Outstanding features among the ra',S
Included Canadian rac'ti". ILLINOIS ~
ral Union Pacific. Reading. tIrS't
Sor,hc-n Delaware Il, hudson an" N'"
Joycn, yrangcr$ and ann"r c"a!"rs re-
,nr,lioc more moderate advances,
United States S:"sl fa'lod :" Hr!I .,S
.,,r.me gain ~ point. but k'''ut.N
$50. W.. firm ~ strong "ith cop
,srs. meters ard f"w 'Tu'pmch'S.
,n,ahlv baldwin Locomotive. Sunp"rt
vas cffrctiv" among utilities. inc!ud
oral ,rac,ionS and toh1cc"s and !c''n-
,.,irrI one To two points w''h
b;nn,ngx. SHES nn"unt"d :" 9$'''"'
Bonds were Irregular. som" ca''w va.
Issues y!cii;ng one I" w" l, 49,.
no Liberty division Strensthcn"a !st
tn,ihiv. fourth as. for rxamr!e. RS
h. 70 os..n. aga St yesterdays 10"
Ecord Of "a. Totals. par value. aks..-
S.tcd S"Io5n. GOO. MD United STATES
ii. ,,..r,. unchanged on call.
The Wheeling intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1903-1961, 1919-01-01
pUTTER, EGGS AND CHEESE.

NEW YORK. nrc. 3l.~-Ruttcr steady;
crcnmery higher Than extras. IN :. q "2c;
crcatnrry extras CO.. scnrrI Csc. firSlS
SCI, a &c; packing stock. current
make, M. -. Il icc.
Eggs irregular; fresh gathered OK ras
c. a Csc: fresh gathered regular rnck'n.
extra firsts GH6l &C; Il" fIrStF h4r. sue
,ssnns vlyanio AMI nearby western hen
nnry whites. finr 10 fnncy 81" sa":Sint"'
Pennsylvania and nearby h"nn"ry whites
ordinary 10 prime 7SM so"; state. Penn.
syIvunia and nearby hcnn"ry browns 80
a &c; do gathered browns ana mixed
cnlnrs is a GSc.
Cheese firm; state. fresh, specials "'sh
AZ ,c: de- evrrnge run 35i. n @6 '2'.
Dressed poultry steady: turkeys '"''
4Gc: other prices unchanged.
Elnilr dull.
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Seisuer Hcnc.

TIE man. friends "i Edwin S"lt""r
VIII l." I!ad Ia learn that h" has rr-
r"G-"i ilis h"nurInlr discharge. and ar
rived hun. VI ,'rtn% afternoon.
Srltnrr en-. *irl il III" Navy about
!r,:r mnnrhs Hgo. II" was Stationed on
the /. =. s TrNas. md mad" only on"
trip across IA" waters. Will" over
lhrr- lac visitrd France mnd Scotland.
S~ltrrr +, m" frs; lad III III" Navy IL
receive his hun"rahl" discharge" about
hi; Nlrinl,N-
The Wheeling intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1903-1961, 1919-01-01
SUGAR pE.cEs UNCHANGED.

NEW YORK. Dec. 3I.---A holiday spirit
prevailed in the raw sugar market ana
no new purchases were reported by the
committee. There ar" now SIS c"ntraiS
in operation in Cuba. ~ aRatn9t 81 last
wear although the weather was reported
10 be unsettled. Triccs we're unchanged
ut 7.2sc for centrifugal Ia the Iefiner.
TIL. market for refined was unchnng-
Cd on the basis Of &c for Zinc grnnulnt cd
with only moderate business REIN
crs arc still behind on orders. although
II is expected that us the raw sugar
now cnrnutc arrlyos. they will graduallF
catch UP and n Hlu position t" handle
,hs.,incrc2SSa S.h IL expected
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PITTSBURGH LIVE STOCK.

pITTSBURGH,D Dec. 3l.-Cattlc steady
supply light; prime 3l7.00@l7.5o. -,
sheep. strong: supply light: prime
wrthcrs ss.50@l0.50; culls and common
s400ff5.o0. ..,
$500 $4,000.
Hogs steady: receipts IL double decks:
prime heavics and heavy workers. 81 f.6a ;
light workers sl7.40f17.65. Pigs sl7."S
Gfl7.40; roughs tl4.00W 1850,
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MCMECHEN
Onena Office.

Lawrence E.EE>. :. l"cui lad VII" has
been attending ;hr University az !'.ti'-
hurgh ;nr rhc past four Trn:S studying
dentistry. has "i"n"d nn "::icc ~ 'h'
fuurth floor Of the Srhmuihnrh building.
His many friends wish him Siir'".< III
pr:tcr:ri.fE his profession III" was
graduate II the McM"rh"n high school
and also the Union high school.
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Whra; Flour l'c: &. BIT. bag. ;....'...''''.
" lI,,a: Flour ,au!kj. per i"hrI. ........'.'
I:y. Flour. per 80" l"'t'idS ......'.'
I've Flour thUkl i,cr i"'Ird ............'...
l,,rnm":u (hulkl. r""' pound. .............'''
Friend i"t-Gz) J. price per i"nI .............''.'
I;rrau Ili-nH !. price. Ir!i"n!... ,....
I D.; llucui ur l;uiru iI,S 'nu ~ per p'' n'I....
,armra! ar E"ilrd oats 'i'KS.l, 2'.''". ....',
!ir" unhrrkciI. standard quality. pr I".''''.
! Ir'uu'!.: --'''
sugar tiranuIa;rd ihulk(. yer IL. ..''.
teams whIr navy or pea ta"l iiii'h' 49,
firnns rninrcd. pinto. per pound ....'.. ''''
I'n,atoc> viva" ar IRISH. i""r I"'inI ..'. .-.,'
Onions, ~" lsr:iud ..........;. ...."'.' 1900
l;aIslus sr."uti ,T"r lh-"%. fK%:' ..-.-' .-.-.''
l'rj;nrs "0-%p peer pound ...'.' ::
aimed 'ruInlt,.': ;; nd. grade. per -"-"I. NJ.
Canned f,ai.,Io'>. stand. Trai%, per 49, =" ~
I mined cora. standard erln''. PER 2"-"" ~
,,,uur1 l'.:.: >;ai:eIr,l %rid". per -n-'i@ -
famed S;iiI.,,.. ;;,lI PINK Ai'%k:. '''-"., 49,
AIMED Salr:um TAIL rcd \'aska 1907: ~"
L'ynnrrHtr,I ,IiiN iurSw"ct"nrI' per VIZ. Gun
Ey. noratc,l - Tx tu;.W"ri"r'dl. per ''-""' -"
Mill; Ihcrtlrd. htpp"Ll per quart. .-.''.''''
i:utIrr crrami"r,. i'r r"E!:l. ..'' 80
.,ricnnarGartur 'uUtl. per i'"ut"i. ;''''''''''
tauiula:h. per i"Hmi. -. :'.''''
Eggs isI"i,"iI pr dozen. ,,,i'
,,nrcsc tn,"ri IA. fun "r"'rn i'u'p yer i,''i''
/ nrL rurr i"ai thuk GO-ih. tuhi per l""h"''
Inrd Substitute. tiuikl. pr r""hd' .'.''''''
Iac0n medium. per pound ............'.'.'
fiam small. per p2SSd '''''''''
Extra salt ;;iaS11
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M ID A. n q 8

;n.nrd his wife and child. who were
with relatives here for the Christmna
sea scu.
L. 4. Walter nf Cincinnati was homo
for tn" holiday recess.
Tho trnrh"rS and pupils OF the pun
I,r schools ar" rr:nyinE two ~cckF
vacIti ion,
The Wheeling intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1903-1961, 1919-01-01
HOLD watch Services,

Las. evening the !Nrnlhcrs &c IN" NJ.
T. church held :; watch party IN III"
church. tn" evening WAS devoted to n
r"mmunil? song srrvir". y program
was ais" rendered by Il few OF the mem
hers ui the church
The Wheeling intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1903-1961, 1919-01-01
Entertained Friends.

rr:,ll,.r III !!"r friends Friday evening NJ
her homo i'll Elm Grove, in honor a. Mss
lnca Huffman. at th:S CITY. The "N'ii-
INK wa devoted /" games and MUSIC. A.
Il lat, hnur 4 delicious lunch was served.
The Wheeling intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1903-1961, 1919-01-01
Eut"r.airS Society.

Mrs. John Fiun"Ean icr'nn"d l'is-
irn, 80. 81 the I.aiirs' Ma society
last evening ~ h"r HON" an tit:h street
The rvrrirr MS devoted /" kni;t.rE ana
scwinr j. 4 &ras"nah!r hour - dainty
luncheon was served by the hostess.
The Wheeling intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1903-1961, 1919-01-01
N. Y. STOCK EXCHANGE

WHEELING, ". Va. Dec. 81. rs.
Furnished the Irteiiisence- ny n: =.
Mnsttn & Co.. mcmthers or the New 1ors
Stock Exchange. National Bank bu'lo'
ing. Wheeling. -. Va. LOUIS T. braha
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Outside Motor STock0.
BOSTON COPPER STOCKS

WHEEL, ING. w. Va. Ncc. 81. rs.
Furnished the intclhErncer oy a. h-
N,st.n 4 Co.. members II the Ne" forH
e,orL E1chnnEc National Baub Build.
mr. Wheeling, ". Vn.. Louis +. liran@
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NEW YORK CURB MARKET

WHEELING, ". Va. Dec. 81. 'lS.
rurulyhcd tbs Ia,cllisenc-r BY a. Il
,nsren K Co. members Of the Now YORK
stock Exchange. National Bank BuIlo'
ing, wheeling. w, Va. Louis +. Brand
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Rid. I AsR
New York Cotton Market

WHEELING. ". Va. Dec. Fl. IS.
Furnished tt-e ImsiIlEcnccr by A. z
Afas,en / Co. members OF the New York
1T ock Exchange National Bank Build.
INK. Wheeling. " Va. Louis L. Brona
nanaEe-.
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d Subsidiary Stock

WHEELING. ". Va. Dec. III. -
E,,rnishcJ -. l:::S:;;Gcnccr BY >. n
Hasten l. Co.. nenrper< tho Ne" 1"Ii
(,ock Exchang.. National Bank h"ile
bx wheeling. ". rn. Louis r Hraho
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PITTSBURGH STOCKS

WHEELING. ". Va. DEC. -. 'ls.
Eurn;sh-,. ,hr lutcllre",,crr by A. =
nns,.n 4 Co. members ur tEc New Tori
Stock l:xrh.:ngc. !ia,i"na! bank Build
ing. Wheeling ". Va. LOUIS y. brand
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LOCAL STOCKS

wIJEEL.TN,i. W. Va. Dec. 81. rs.
Daily 1untaiicn list Wheeling STOCK
EXCHANGE. complied for the IhIe'l'6e"-
crr. . .---.---.----- -
s..rC2211,L-c ------ lid. Ask L. 3.
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OH, CITY. Pa. Dec. 3l.-Cr"u!' c ct,
,ncne 81: runs Gi.625 nrcraEn t-.OAt'
hinn,en;u $3.50. average 43.45i.
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MARKET
YESTERDAY

DAc al--prnsp"cts Of r'i1-
o-niSht and 81 much larg"S
(, week tended to-day 20
corn market. Prices closed
&C net lower ~ Ac ad-
January st.4c& 70 si.tS -
lass, Co sl.36. The finish in
20 lnc down. ana
hs varying from so cents oc-
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THE PRICE INTERPRETATION COMMITTEE CT
THE FOOD ADMINISTRATION FOR THE CITY
OF WHEELING SUBMITS THE FOLLOW
ING REPORT.
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Total sales sls.5oo shares.
Bonds s27,Gl3,0Q0.
D---Dividcnd soc.
(2)--Dividrnd S7He.
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OpAn. High. Low. Close.
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Private: >
Ejmjika. Adam. Cleveland. Q.
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fSaX-I'nttcrson COZ
CATTLE
PETROLEUM

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Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1919-11-23
INSIGNIA ADOPTED
FOR AIR SERVICE

The Secretary of War has approved
the insignia for forty four airplane
squadrons, submitted i'y the direct tor
of air service. These insignia are for
use only on planes AMI utN baggage
for the purpose of distinguishing the
different squadrons. and will not be
worn as shoulder insignia by indi-
viduals. They comprise the insignia
used in the A. E. F. by the squadrons
actually organized in France, which
were in action at the front.
The insignia selected for the first
aero squadron is the American flag.
The insignia for the eighth squad
the wings spread, holding the Ameri-
can liberty bell.
The insignia for the ninth squadron
is a silhouette showing the beams Of
three searchlights pointing upward
and forming the numeraI N.
The eleventh squadron is represent
ed by cartoon of Mr.. "Jiggs' carry
ing bomb under his arm.
The insignia for the thirteenth
squadron shows the figure of death
depicted by skeleton running at
full speed with a bloody scythe in
his hand.
The insignia for the seventeenth
squadron is the great snow owl flying
through the air ready to pounce upon
the enemy
Three legs in circle arranged in
pin-Wheel fashion comprise the in
sigma adopted by the twentieth
squadron.
A number of stars in a ring with a
large star with tail. evidently a comet
superimposed. represents the twenty
second squadron
| The twenty-fourth squadron is repre-
sented by an American eagle bouncing
upon the German dachshund, which Is
running away with it's tan between it's
legs.
A cartoon Of a masked headsman with
an ak is the insignia used by the twenty
fifth squadron.
The twenty-seventh squadron insignia
comprises another form of the American
eagle superilNoosed upon a large round
spot.
The twenty-eighth squadron insignia
is that of a painted American Indian
looking to the left. It's headdress in
cludes single feather
The fcrty-first squadron is represented
by an oval inclosing a scene in an
African desert. camel appearing in
the foreground.
The forty-ninth squadron is depicted
by snarling VOLTS head within a circle
The fiftieth squadron insignia is a
silhouette cartoon of a Dutch woman,
similar to the one in Dutch Cleanser
advertisements.
Winged Cupid with a campaign. hat
sitting on the top of the world is the
insignia selected to represent the eighty
fifth squadron.
The eighty-eighth squadron insignia
is bucking broncho ridden by a cow
boy, all within a circle
The ninetieth squadron insignia is a
pair of bones; the lucky number, seven
is upper7nost.
The ninety-f1rst squadron shows a
mounted knight in pursuit of the winged
devil, whose blood he has already drawn
by the lance.
The ninety-third squadron is repre-
scented by an Indian head similar to
that of the twenty-eighth, but in the
reverse direction and bearing two
feathers instead of one
The ninety-fourth squadron insignia
is the well known hat in the ring"