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Bisbee daily review., 1919-12-20
AMERICAN LEGION
 SMOKER BIG SUCCESS

Nearly 200 American legionaries made camp at the Maze hall last night for greater part of the even ing which was taken up by musical entertainment, stories from some of the members and much chow"
 A personal report of the American Legion convention in Minneapolis last month was made to the members of the local post by Colonel John c. Greenway. The colonel told the eX- soldiers how their delegates at the convention had made Americanism the big issue of the meeting. The conven- tion's stand on bonuses for eX-service men was explained by Colonel Green way, who stated that though the or ganization refused to stipulate what the nations obligation in money is to the men there is no doubt that con. gress will be convinced that the ob- ligation exists.
 Captain Charles McKeen told the doughboys an amusing story of a ne- gro's conception of tact and then showed how the American Legion must learn to use tact. The legion aries cheered him when he said "the doughboys are tired of too much talk in Washington
 Ralph Brown and s. Clover sang for the gathering. There was jazz music from the Legion orchestra and Eddie Harper and Joe Bergwen played trombone-Xylophone duet.
Bisbee daily review., 1919-12-20
FRESH AIR IS HEATING.

As the weather grows cold and the wind grows blustery we all have a tendency to keep our doors and win dows shut, forgetting that fresh air heats more quickly than stale air.
 The first thing in the morning, be fore the fires get caught up we like 10 open the doors and let plenty of fresh cold air into the house. It Is surprising how soon the rooms are warm and comfortable.
 There is no doubt but that the same air heated over and over me comes germ-laden and unhealthy to breathe aside from the fact that 1t takes more fire to heat it.
 Fresh air is still cheap and there's still plenty of it. It's a perfectly good antidote for colds. Let's be lavish in our use ul it
Bisbee daily review., 1919-12-20
EASY TO MAKE XMAS GIFTS.

Delighted would the young girl be is among her Christmas packages she should fine one or more collar and cuff sets. These are very easy to make, and they look fresh and at tractive over dark school or office dresses.
 One pretty style can be made ot one-third yard of voile and two skeins of embroidery floss. Cut after a sailor-collar pattern and turnin a half-inch hem all around. With floss. chain-stitch in diagonal lines across the collar, making 1 1-2-inch squares. The cuffs are made in like manner.
 Another set can be made of one sixth of a yard of organdie, ball of 50 yards crochet cotton, one skein each of two contrasting colors of em- broidery floss and 1 IA yards of bias tape for finishing bands. For the collar cut strip of organdie 24 inch es long. shipping the edge in square notches in a Wall-ofTroy design. Turn edge one-eighth inch and cro- chet over and over with picots every five stitches. Then follow the out line of the edge with basting stitches of one color, filliSg the gaps between stitches with the contrasting color. Cut the cuffs 10 inches long. Stitch bias tape to the inside edge of col lar and cuffs.
Bisbee daily review., 1919-12-20
LIES OF THE DAY

 erng
  
  brought the office
  six months school   the of the profession sitting the table would  month office clerk than teachers?' Which all that teaching tsnt the teacher but I'm class"
  teachers following  teacher"What o teacher?" Pensonef-"Acqure a small appette.' with the schooling poes tell like th
  friend who speaks like native" said short hand"
Bisbee daily review., 1919-12-20
TODAY'S RECIPE.

Grape Tapioca Pudding
 ? cups grape juice
 IA cup minute tapioca
 White 1 egg
 ? tablespoons lemon juice
 3-4 cup sugar
 IA teaspoon salt
 Soak tapioca in 1 cup water. Scala grape juice and pour over tapioca. Cook in double-boiler, stirring con stantly until transparent. Add lemon juice, sugar and salt. Peat egg white till stiff and dry, fold in tapioca mix ture. Turn into a mold and chill Serve with a custard sauce made of the yolk of the egg.
Bisbee daily review., 1919-12-20
BOuiUQbQiSSe
ELEeY WRITTEN IN A COAL BIN

ELEGY WRITTEN IN A COAL BIN. The furnace fire tolls the knel of falling steam, The coal supply is virtually done, And at this price, indeed, it does not
 As could afford another Now fades the glossy, cherished anthracite
 The radiators lose their temperature, How i'll avail, on such frosty night
 The short and simple flannels of the poor. American Legion Weekly
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MENU FOR TODAY.

BREAKFAST-Gra fruit, buck wheat cakes, sausage, coffee.
 LUNCHEON-Macaroni with toma- toes, baked apples and cream, cook ies, tea
 DINNER-Casserole of lamb, plain boiled white potatoes, canned string beans. celery, bread and butter, grape tapioca pudding. coffee.
Bisbee daily review., 1919-12-20
LN THE WORLD OF WOMAN
DAILY SMILE FOR WOMEN

"Is that poetry what you cali blank verse;"
 "I think so," answered Miss Cay enne. Anyway, it reads as il the mind of the man who wrote is was a blank. Washington Star.
Bisbee daily review., 1919-12-20
ITS SNEEZY GUESS.

IT oNGEZI GUESS. First Scout-Whats the difference between cold in the nose and street car conductor?
 Second Scout-A cold stops the nose and a conductor knows the stops.-Boys' Life.
Bisbee daily review., 1919-12-20
Turning Back the Calendar
Seventeen Years Ago In Bisbee


Washing Pearl Heart, the hand some and daring female bandit, whose lurid career as a stage robber and outlaw created d furore of ex- citement in this section few years ago, has just been released from the Arizona penitentiary on condition that she would leave the territory She will go to Kansas City to go on the stage and show the customers how stages are robbed in the wild and woody west
Bisbee daily review., 1919-12-20
KICKS.

Why do they call shoes 'kicks'?" Try selling 'em awhile,' said the shoe dealer, "and see"
Bisbee daily review., 1919-12-20
WOULDN'T TAKE A DARE.

'So you advise me to go and work on farm?" asked the tramp at the back door,
 Advise yOu?" said the man of the house. 'I dare youi"-Yonkers Statesman.
Bisbee daily review., 1919-12-20
SMILE WITH US
SOMEWHAT PERPLEXED.

Whats the problem2"
 "A perplexing one. Mrs. Skiddo claims she got six bad eggs in the last lot"
 'Well?'
 ''She wants me to make 'em good ,"
Bisbee daily review., 1919-12-20

No job of printing too small, none too large. If you want it done right Phone 39. Review.
Bisbee daily review., 1919-12-20

James Howell, who is one of the three Democrats elected from this county to the legislature, says that the laws against cattle rustling are not strict enough. He will present a new measure at the next session call. ing for more stringent enforcement of these laws.
Bisbee daily review., 1919-12-20
FROM SUN TO SUN-THE ONCE OVER

And the blind smten codn the New York Evening Mail the Pennsylvania  utinaum will granted.  will would Pes Those blind able  
  be credited with aesthetic There  
 
 
  excellent political building material The bandit kidnapped Jenkins Washington
 
  fat line
Bisbee daily review., 1919-12-20

Let us bid on that next printing job with you. We can save you mon ey. Phone 39. Review.
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City Marshal Henderson went to Tombstone yesterday where he will be called upon to testify at one of the cases to be tried today.
 The BiSbcc Lodge of Redmen has decided that it will be impossible for them to attend the IIl Paso carnival in a body as the men cannot find time to drill. The Bisbee lodge of Red men is one of the,best uniformed ranks in the southwest
 James Howell has just returned from Sonora where he went with q mining expert to examine la NOche BuCna mine. i
 Advcrtisement--G your husband safety razor for Christmas. We have them up to $1S.50.-LOcal store.
 Two McXicans were brought before Justice Williams yesterday for fight.
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ing. One of them, it is alleged, used a big butcher knife and will have tO explain it to the grand jury.
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A THOUGHT FOR THE DAY

What they in the longest kingy line Europe | O a sodier?"-Sir Walter
Bisbee daily review., 1919-12-20

Women of the American Woman's Emergency committee marched up and down the financial district carry ing banners protesting against the allied blockade of Russia. The com mittee hopes to raise S100,000 by Christmas m order to send steamships laden with food and clothing to Rus sian seapoIts. Miss Helen M. Knit tel is shown carrying one of the ban ners.
Bisbee daily review., 1919-12-20

Tonight the organization has it's regular dance at the Maze hall. The entertainment committee in in charge of the dance.
Bisbee daily review., 1919-12-20

A new broom sweeps clean but an old one fits the hands.
Bisbee daily review., 1919-12-20
AMERICAN LEGION MASCOT
BIsBEE, ARIZONA Mo-
No. 6

That's the first time ever saw a doughboy bashful when there is chow in sight" commented one of the men when Post Adjutant Eddie Hicks, speaking in behalf of the Elks, invited the members to a Christmas dinner at the lodge clubrooms. It took consid- erable coaxing 60 get the men started, but once started they accepted the invitation in groups.
 Chow was served after the pro- gram and the eX-fighters got their fill in regular camp style, getting in line with their tine plates and cups and passing before the K. P's, who had volunteered to work in the kitchen.
 The smoker, was the first the local post has held, but is to become a regu- lar affair on the social program of the organZation.
 The entertainment committee di- rected the party and is composed of w. Hicks, Tony Carretto and Charles Mckay.
 The legionaries are curious as to the name of the woman who donated fruit cake to the chow supply, with Merry Christmas and Happy New Year greetings.
Bisbee daily review., 1919-12-20

The Tucson Mexican who amuck violet tonic be credited with aesthetic There poetry in the who will white mule" for a scented jag
Bisbee daily review., 1919-12-20

Read the Daily Review Want Ads.
Bisbee daily review., 1919-12-20

The rumor that the Copper Queen company had been swindled out ot $S0,000 by the Easter Sunday people was flatly denied yesterday by Super intendent Douglas. He says that it would be impossible for the company to be swindled out of that much money as they had not bought that much orc from the Easter Sunday.
Bisbee daily review., 1919-12-20

Brieadicr General Charles T. Easan arrived in the city yesterday al noon and will leave shortly for New York City. He was the center of interest all day as mon of his reputation do not visit Bisbee very often.
Bisbee daily review., 1919-12-20

Everybody is getting ready for Christmas and the stores are doing d good business. The merchants re port many people coming in from out of town to do their shopping.
Bisbee daily review., 1919-12-20

unking
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ats the problem 9,
Bisbee daily review., 1919-12-20

A loafcr and his welcome arc soon parted.
Bisbee daily review., 1919-12-20

Two MeXicans were brought before Justice Williams yesterday for fight
Bisbee daily review., 1919-12-20

all goes prove that teaching tsn't any the teacher remarked " be only teacher but IT
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new MhTAM0RAS

= \. Amos. e John :. Na!i"r Co.,
VIZ "'tllin@ ur his tr'ui' IT ltarrSville,
" Va. last week
Mrs. Dana LISk and children returned
home SUNDAY after Il several days visit
with Mr.. and Mrs. BAY IiSk, OF Mari
eta. Ohio.
Tn" W. G. r. |. met 4; the homo Of
Mrs. Charlotte True. Of Front street,
Tuesday evening.
Mrs. Ida Hague. III Akron. Ohio. is
visiting at lh, hnmn 81 h,r daughter,
Mrs. II. :. Whitney.
Mrs. John Norris ~. shopping at
Wh""l!nE W. Va. Wednesday,.
Mrs. Louise E!nhm returned I" hcr
iiuIr" ia Marietta sunday after lew
DAYS visit with relatives IN town.
F'rrd Slower was L business visitor in
Marietta Monday.
Mr.. and Mrs. Raymond Riggs "f
Pittsburgh. returned home Tuesday
after. = several days visit al tn" Kcin-
herr HON" here.
Mrs. Charles Carson. Mrs. Eta Brown
and daughter. Miss Elizabeth. spent tho
week end with Mr.. and Mrs. Alex L..
Way 1T Marietta.
Mrs John Martin was shopping al
MaIirtta. Ohio, FrId"y.
Mrs. Frank Amos and children re-
turned to their HON" i'll Wheeling sun
dag aft r u short visit with relatives
her.
Mrs. William Faubtc was 4 visitor in
Marietta Friday.
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.DULLNESS IN
STOCK MARKET

NEW YORK. Dec. l0.--Duilncss was
- most striking character'Stc 90 80
days stock market. the turn"ysr -,
se5 600 shares representing the SHra ii,S
,otal for a full session since III" sum
mer months. 49, unfit
snced the course Of recent ulark"'S
Axatn operative notably the coal TN ~,
.nd 1uyther depreciation OF the foreign.
0y xreater uncertainty respscunS no..S
conditions over the years chd anu '''~
question OF railroad financing. ~ ,h.
Very little time money CANT 'hlp 81,
market interior banks using their loca'
reaerrc. for further purchases 81 tner
esntile paper. Cali money. when "prr.
ed at seven percent. ADVANCE ~ rv ~ Inan,
cent in the later dealings. out IL"
were reported at that rate ,,od n.
Railroad executives were 0uOtou
expressing grave anxiety r 80, ,'t'
pending federal leSSIIaSs sS,s u|t Of cred
rs IN the form OF government Sua'an-
The industrial situation was sum
married by the Iron \Se Wn'tn 90 ,rith
that the iron trade Is face 70 rae " .S,.
, much more serious (ccaD Shorlasss
han that which has been na''''
concern for weeks. , l., ,be
This condition Was rr nTTrS tonnage
,sS,,ed nv The United states steer w
noration. which disclosed an tncrsas,,
OF more thar $4,000 tons. inc
ea;1 ~ any month this year. o,i
SOCKS were most acur" n INC I'M.
,onr' when moderat" heavinsss OF ra.,S
and shippinss was succeeded h,1s 'F NOT rst:
of one 70 four points IN ": f,~"rires,
S ste m, SRe Clos Closing with a hrm tong,
ne The bond market r"n,tn9,s!!, :" sI mes,
ground. domestic and f"r".En Val, %nT and and
, s3nps VS. sales tpar value> aggregated
S23.s5o.00e. ,,,chan-ed on
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WOULD DRIVE ALL
AMERICANS FROM
MEXICAN REPUBLIC

W-iSIIIECiTON. Dee. l".-FErth'r
It,;:mnn, taken Ivy tho Fall committee
ioycSrIgating Mexican affairs mad" pun
-. ,nd.,,, pictures the IarranHa govern
m,ni as regarding all diplomatic pro
;..-ts rr the American government as
r.rfuu"iury. and acCr'iiIS 10 uihciil[
al tho M-Xirau government Il policy OF
driving Americans uut at IN" country
Tho rnrnm'tl".. today made public thc
TESTIMONY at ". +. lIuCkl"y an amer
,,,u lawi.r. long resident in Tamplc"'
and one of thu we'll known men Of the
American colony In Mexico. -
Luis Cabrera Mexican 'niniS'tr "t
fiu:IlIrrl t"id IN" very irahkIN' ,'Si
iicd Umckl.y." that tn" menace ~ ihS
\iuc lean in -M"Nir" must nc r"t."H "a
and Ihpt thr "uly way /" u" TINS Was 20
dry" him "u; "t the country ana 'aN3
his property. , hor,,
had pursu"d' weak and E"'!,;'' ne
policy" very similar IN mat OF H.
American government in handI'hs 'he
urn"ral Mexican situation; .,
The oil company. able to nsnt.
Buckley said. has not had the cIurHE"
10 do So and has fallen back on the one
nlirrnativc--h bribery. ,,..
Buckley ansis,cd he did not ncilFNc
armed Intervention the only S'lut'"H
He suggested tho possibility OF TINS
government. giving its IIilcd sup
NOR, tu some ono representing inc ON
order. or. as an ALTERNATIVE" withdraWihS
rr.npnitiou Of the present government
nnJ ratirrrlv await until = hotter gov
,rnn,rn, might lie established.
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WOOD ALCOHOL
DRINK FATAL
WILLIAM SALEMAN FOUND DEAD
PROM SWALLOWING POISON
LIQUID.
| Coroner And Police Unable TO Locate
! Family OF Dead MANIFOLD
At MOrGue.

Coroner H. -. Il"hhs whS rr"'d 49,
tcrday I" Iuyr~li,.iui" thu death -! WI,
liam Saloman. i I"'idl'r i'NldinE 4,
a4U3 Alley H. S;.l,mHn Wa found d"hi
in his rom with Il Punt 'r,Itl" "l wood
alcohol hal conc. \ second h"iIi" sun
Iill"d was also in IL" room. Ih" i"hE
was rcrnuvcd to thu Mccoy undertaking
narlorS after IN" coroner had rendered Il
Verdict of death duo 10 a""idoh'al
poisoning.
II IS thought that Stl"ian ct tho
wood alcohol for fuel ana h"' Nh"% me
thai i, WAS lnisonuls used It HS :, b"T-
craE" lie had h""u dead ~"n" hours
when d! -rnvcrrd by -" n"Irnh"IS.
ii is though, tiHl -" man l'Hd =
family somewhere. but tn r"Ih' arr
urnhI, tn locate them. AMI u, Iui"rHni-
lion rs 10 their lura'iun = %Ent!rh''
through any Of ia" usual 'l""n. -.
Neighbors Of IN, unt"rtun"i" man SLE
that he had Il wifi" living. hui hii 'i ,
fo-lS to locate her have thus !nr proven
frntl"SS,
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DOUBLE KILLING
RESUL? Of FEUD

,TlAKI.ESTON. W. Va. Dec. 10
Two mrn. "Hud" Jarr"ll and waiter
r'rII,us rnrag"d in a pistol fight near
iL.'tr. homes ~ Comfort, on Coal river
IN SOON, county. last might. at dusk
winch RESULTED in TN" death Of hotn.
collins tiled instantly. and Jarroll'
hrru.,ht here. 10y special Tram. di"d IN
uir "l"'r'l!"r. .,
I. - alleged that Jarroll had crossed
,'nol r,i,r un n ferry on his way nome;
y r.u h.. w. attacked by tol!inS aII
ia iWh. ia tn" back. lie frli anu
hin, Inrrril drew his revolver and shot
roIl,uS through tn" heart.
It - alleged .hhl the killing rcSui'cu
rr,,4 collins jr"iug Sh0; IN the hack
-. -, I...rri'. rorT1., several weeks ago.
I;o.ii IAN itv, large families.
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TWO BRITISH SHIPS
IN SEA COLLISION

RDSTuN. Mass, p". f.. messages IA
rcrCcp(.d a. the naval riuir station h'i"
tonight told Of r"lif'.Hn i"iM'"I 'h'
british sl.rm'rs ''nr'muun and Mary =
tn. ,'nrnnuIa Ma% slightly damaged
'rh, messages hld u"' indi ~" ~" ~
r"ri ur IA" darmrr' I" he Mar! land.
The position iu Whtrh "a colt sion
n,,u rrrd WAS given ~ lhNtud" +o.i"
unr:l. lnugI'ud,. I2:l' w'H;.
a.,ni FIR Nv N"rN and N" N"T!'Hud =
believed ln hr h"und from HHltm"r'
To-, I.,n,!,.u ,rn,. 81 li' messages IRON
Tie. ,',,rIuul.IA. declining pr"i'r al al''
rr.,r .rt. lh,r steamer sand thai assist
rrr, Ma not uc.,ird a$ tn dnulr="
~,-,ain, q dlu not anr,l III" SHIPS >h;t'E.
Another sa!d ;hc vessel Was proceeding
all right"
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WHEELING STEEL
AND IRON READY
WILL TAKE A FEW DAYS TO GET
THINGS READY FOR THE Re-
SUMPTION OF BENWooD
PLANT.
Understood That Men Are Ready to Go
Back To work And That There
will Be No Trouble.

The E"rwood plant Of the Wheeling
Steel X Iron company will be ready u
resume slbout the first Of the week, u
%as learned from II reliable Sourc" last
night. Ii is also stated that the men
are ready ~ return as soon "a me com
uan>. is ready to start the big plant.
That All understanding has poem
reached between the men and tn" man
agrmcut Of the plant was declared laSt
evening and every Indication points 10
AN carly resumption Of work.
Thu. belmont plant Of the same COM
Dany. as we'll aS the Top Mill, Will also
lie ready 10 start work about ne nrSt
Of the week, and II Is thought lhal
thor" will bc plenty of help on hand To
operate tho mills.
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CLOSING STOCK LETTER.

CEy-I'rivatc Wire to \. r. Masten " 90
\EW NOI;k. Dee. lO.-Thc p'arN"
wa,itrd news If / settlement "f IN" Goa!
<,r,k. today ~ithka feeling that II vas
irIt rrw hours AWAY. but definite news
rh,t il had been settled wuGld haN'
l.. On much more agreeable. The ton" al
;hr market WAS $"m'wha uncertain q
Tunes. nu. CONSIDERING N" ia'' VA
-. re wtS ne change IN IN" iEoi''E 81
,iior ara that foreign r\rEHng" Wa
S,.,krr Than ever the marN I showed IL"
weakness. rh" feeling thai tho roads
wIu uu, h.. turned buck until 'h'ir =
some railroad legislation passed ~
Ii.y,, that The president Will care t.
pr,clritar. a most undesirable condition
simply because congress has been ciit
tory There is Il IiIIr amount OF invest
men, buying right along ana uhS' w ~,
cnrI SrrIk.' is finally settled. llefe Will
h.. = better feeling all around.
W. J.WJI.l.M.AN * co.
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SUGAR.

EEW YORK. Dec. !0.-Thc local mar
L,t FOR raw sugar was uuieter today.
although the undcrtonc was firm aud
prices were well maintained. There wer4
sales OF $4,000 bags Of Cuha's for sec
ond half February shipment. ~ I. o.
h Cuba to operators. March shipment
was offered at STs cents and April aud
Mav at S.. cents I. o. b. Cuba but found
no buyers. 1t was rumorcd that refin"r5
were refusing To accepting any busi-
ness on a toll basis which had tcn-
dency to check buying. Receipts or raw
sugar at Atlantic ports during the pas:
week were smaller than week ago.
while MEETINGS also fell off amounting
10 only 5000 tons. Prices wer" m
rb.n-cd 70 o.. for fine E-annl7f"i
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BALTIC STATES IN
DEFENSIVE ALLIANCE

LONDON. Dec. II. tBy The Associ.
atrd IrrSS) The representatives or
thr governments Of Esthonia. kntVia,
! .ith,ania Poland. Ckrainia and White
Russia. in Conf"r"nc" at porpat, nave
declared themselves in favor Of MILF
tnrv and political convention 10 defend
their dependence. according 10 news
reaching London toni Sht from kOvno.
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DUTCH NOW CONSIDER
EX-KAISER AS ENEMY

THE HAGUE, Dec. l0.-rBy The
Associated rrcSS)--"if previously We
have not regarded HIM as danger -
m,ir cnt,ntrv he now Is proving to be a
danger" sad Deputy SannoS. IN the
Chamber of deputies today. referring ("
former Emperor William Of Germany.
'rh. deputy was dealing with book
written 10y carl kHutsky, a German
s,ri,,llSt. Which Sanr"S declared showed
lha, the former emperor WAS III" caus"
If thu world war. I'll" date IN kaut,,
SIX hook - said to have been uot'dh'd
from official archives IN H'rlln.
,n reconsider tho uucSt.Ou Of ~" :"
iourn at AlncruugCn of the f"rm"" rLn'
nrrOr. and seriously - 'orSid"r me
iurSt.Uu Of his eNtradIl!"n.
This Incident constituted me Nr#.
in the Dutch parliament.
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MERCURY GOES Low

Las, night n midnight ia" mercury
stood at - degrees alloy" zero anu was
lin r,lIrur The cold wave which
Ntruck th. valley yesterday Is scheduled
to continue until the "ud Of tho week.
4 minimum temperature OF Ter" L. tx,
rertrd h, fore tho cold is mitIgat"d. CoIa
weather has caused u gas shortage
which may nad!y hamper Il number OF
local Industries.
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.,orrv ON EXCHANGE.

Xr;IV YORK. dec. 10 -M"rcRnllt' P'
mr.. ) :. 5IGc. Sterling 6"-dny h'liS. D.: =
rornrnrrriM sixty day bulls on pan
Xxx: rnmmrr,ial G"-dny hills. 49," -
demand. 30: cables. %..N". rhnrS a. o..
,,,.,,,L Il.S": ,:,nl.s. ll."u. ';u'ld"rS. a.
nanJ rs: cables. 3>i.. Lire, demand
I3%7 rahlr~ 49,. MARKS d'nld"u
I'D. cables. l9>. 'i"S"rHIu"nt p"'dS
and railroad bonds heavy. ,.,
Tlmr loans strong. SiAty days ninety
DAVIS and six months. : bid.
Increased weakness d'N'i"r'h Ii',r )"
.,,,. r,r..,,,, ,.\rh;,ng, market tn" follow
i,',. urntnt,nrv BENG r"c"rd' Il:
Stirring yixiy.day bills. 81 con-
Inrrcinl slA,y-dav bills on hAukS. 3'2 =
,n,urn,r,r:,i SlNiy .day hills. 81 =: de-
mal!d. aTGH4 cables. 81 :. Francs d.
mHnu. ll.N1: rIbl'~, !iH".
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WEATHER AGAIN
PUTS UP CORN

CHICAGO. Dec l0--Scvere cold
weather did L good deal today Il"
strengthen thu corn market. Prices
although unsettled II the close were up
/, to IL net. oats gained = TO ~.
Provisions finished unchanged 10 70
cents higher.
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SUES FOR $4,000

Albert NicrhclIrr nm cmployc Of tho
General Taking company, entered suit
in the circuit court yesterday for $780,
1000 damages against the above cont
pany.
Yicrhclcr while employed in the me-
The Wheeling intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1903-1961, 1919-12-11
DRY GOODS.

NEW YORK. Dec. IO.-rotton goods
and yarns today We're firm ana quieIcr
IurlapS were firmcr and quiet. Woods
were firm. Underwear and hosiery con-
,inucd in good demand.