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The Richmond palladium and sun-telegram. [volume] (Richmond, Ind.) 1907-1939, 1920-07-28
ELEVATORS TO CLOSE
IN week, EXPERT SAYS.
(By Associated Press)

INDIANAPOLIS. July 2S-Shortage
of grain cars in Indiana is such that
virtually every elevator in the state
will have to close within a week, &C.
cording to John w. McCardle, vice
chairman Of the state public service
commission. Mr.. McCardle said in a
statement issued today that unless
cars were provided the elevators
would be filled with new wheat by the
end Of this week and could accept no
more.
Rejecting the slump in wheat prices
flour dropped today at all large mills
here, one of the largest reporting a
reduction of 70 cents a barrel and an
other rs cent drop. Today's quota
lions were $3.50 to $13.55 a barrel.
Bran also dropped to $45 a ton from
yesterdays quotation Of $40.
The Richmond palladium and sun-telegram. [volume] (Richmond, Ind.) 1907-1939, 1920-07-28
Non Partisan League Men
Denied New Trial Plea
CBy Associated Press)

FAIRMONT, Mimi, July 2S.-A. c.
Townley, president of the Nonpartisan
League, and Joseph Gilbert, former
league organizer, today were denied
new trials on charges Of conspiracy to
encourage disloyalty during the war.
They are under 80 day Jail sentences.
District Judge R. G. Dean denied the
motions for new trials. Townley and
Gilbert We're convicted at Jackson,
Mimi, a year ago on charges growing
cut of speeches there made in behalf
Of the Non-partisan League in Jackson
county. Their trial lasted three weeks.
The Richmond palladium and sun-telegram. [volume] (Richmond, Ind.) 1907-1939, 1920-07-28
PRINTER INTERVIEWED
IN TRUNK MYSTERY

BIRMINGHAM. Ala. July Is
Lieut.. John P. Smith, of the Detroit
homicide squad, had conference here
today with Allan A. Tatum, a printer,
whose statements to the police here
gave the first clue in the Detroit-New
York trunk murder mystery.
Tatum expressed a willingness to
accompany the detective to New York
or Detroit. but Smith did not indicate
whether Tatum would be taken from
Birmingham at this, time.
Lieut.. Smith and the police here
still are working on the theory that
Eugene Leroy, husband OF the woman
The Richmond palladium and sun-telegram. [volume] (Richmond, Ind.) 1907-1939, 1920-07-28
EARLHhM SUMMER STUDENTS
HOLD PARTY FOR MISS QUIGG

Members Of the Earlham summer
school held a party Tuesday evening
for Mabel Quigg, who left last night
for New York, from which place she
will sail for the All Friends confer
ence in London, England, to be held
from August y to 20 inclusive.
Following the party a camp supper
was served. She was accompanied to
the station. Those present were
Misses Cecilia Chandler, Elsie Chap
pell, Mary Boyd, Ruthanna Davis, Mil
dred DeLong, Lois Edwards, Mabel
Quigg, Miss Henderson; Cebren JOY
ner, JAMES Thorpe, Leslie Nicholson,
Raymond Jenkins, Theoren Coffin and
Vern Conover.
The Richmond palladium and sun-telegram. [volume] (Richmond, Ind.) 1907-1939, 1920-07-28
STATUE PRESENTED

LONDON, July 28.-Elihu Root, for
mer American secretary of state, who
recently took part in the work of the
commission of jurists at The Hague
for the establishment for a permanent
international court of justice. today
formally presented to the British peo-
pie the Saint Gaudens statue of Lin
coin in Canning Square as gift from
America, and later the statue was un-
yelled. Premier Lloyd George aban-
doned pressing official business to de-
liver the speech of acceptance.
The Richmond palladium and sun-telegram. [volume] (Richmond, Ind.) 1907-1939, 1920-07-28
ITALY ABANDONS AvLONA
TO ALRANlANS, REPORT
(By Associated Prcssl

icy Assoc1ated Prcss)
ROME, July 2S.-Italy has decided
to abandon Avlona to the Albanians,
according to reports printed in the
Giornale DItalia and the Gorriere
D'1talia. The newspapers say an Ito
Albanian agreement has virtually
been reached on a basis involving, in
addition to the abandonment of Az
Iona by the Italians. the immediate
cessation Of hostilities, exchange of
prisoners. and the garrisoning by
Italy Of certain points constituting the
defense Of Avlona.
The Richmond palladium and sun-telegram. [volume] (Richmond, Ind.) 1907-1939, 1920-07-28
Big Wheat Stocks Are
Carried Over, Is Report

WASHINGTON, July IS Wheat
from last years crop carried over into
1920 totalled los, 31s,000 bushels on
July 1 compared with 4S,561, 900 bush
els of the 1918 crop on hand the cor
responding day last year, said an an
nouncement today by the department
Of agriculture.
Stocks on farms, in country mills
and elevators, and in points of large
accumulation all showed an increase
over 1919 total.
The Richmond palladium and sun-telegram. [volume] (Richmond, Ind.) 1907-1939, 1920-07-28
HOLD KENTUCKY ROBBERS

HENDERSON, KY, July 28.-Two
of five men captured last night by
police after they held up a gambling
game, resulting in the death of a
gam bier and wounding Of one alleged
bandit, are suspected by police here
to be members Of the gang which fig
ured in the recent Chicago payroll
holdup.
tured and the Illinois license number
of their automobile have been tele-
graphed to Chicago authorities.
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MARTENS HEARING ON TODAY;
MAY BE DEPORTED TO RUSSIA
By Associated Press)

NEW YORK, July 2S.-Continuatfon
of the deportation hearing of Ludwig
c. A. X. Martens, unrecogniZed am
bassador to the United States from
Soviet Russia, was set for today. at
Ellis Island Previous sessions have
been in Washington, but the hearing
was continued here because number
of important witnesses to be called re-
side in New York. Augustus P. Schell,
special law agent of the immigration
service, was in charge of the hearing.
The Richmond palladium and sun-telegram. [volume] (Richmond, Ind.) 1907-1939, 1920-07-28
Salvation Army Report
Will Be Made Fr;dcv

Report on preliminary work on the
financial campaign of the Salvation
army in Richmond, will be made at a
meeting Of workers in the American
Legion rooms Friday afternoon.
Mrs. A. w. Roach, chairman, says the
drive was authorized by the Women's
auxiliary, of the American Legion.
but because of lack Of workers, no pro-
gress has been made. Fridays meet
ing primarily will be for report on
number of workers obtained.
The Richmond palladium and sun-telegram. [volume] (Richmond, Ind.) 1907-1939, 1920-07-28
AUSTRALIANS OSJECT TO
MANNiX'S ASSERTIONS
(By Associated Press)

ROME. July 26.-StrOng remon-
strances from Australia on the
utterances in the United States of
Archbishop Daniel J. ManniX, OF Mel
bourne. have been received by the
Vatican. The protests state that the
archbishop's assertions do not repre-
sent the feeling prevalent in Aus
tralia and ask that some tangible pub
lie declaration be made in order to
protect the loyalty of the large major
ity of the Australian population.
The Richmond palladium and sun-telegram. [volume] (Richmond, Ind.) 1907-1939, 1920-07-28
FRANCISCO NITTl DENIES
ALLEGED SCANDAL ATTEMPTS

ROME, July 2S-Francisco Nitti,
who recently resigned as premier, adj
dressing the Chamber of Deputies to-
day, rebutted attempts of a section of
the press to implicate him in alleged
scandal connected with profiteerS who,
# has been charged, in order to es-
ccape new taxation, arc fomenting
disorder for the purpose of overthrow
ing the cabinet or preventing parlia-
ment from furctioning.
The Richmond palladium and sun-telegram. [volume] (Richmond, Ind.) 1907-1939, 1920-07-28
Census Statistics

WASHINGTON, July %. - Under
the 1920 census the population of
South Bend, Indiana, is 70,9S3, an in
crease Of 1929 or 1922 per cent.
Revised figures for Lafayette, Ind,
give that city population of 22,4S6
instead of 22,456 as previously an
nounced.
The Richmond palladium and sun-telegram. [volume] (Richmond, Ind.) 1907-1939, 1920-07-28
Circuit Court

Suit for divorce has been filed by
Luella Surface against EStley Sur
face. The defendant is charged with
cruel and inhuman treatment and with
failure to provide
Judge Bond has appointed Isabelle
G. Arnold guardian for Fannie Gro
ker Scott.
In the divorce action of Emma New
lin against Ottas R. Newlin the court
has ordered the defendant to pay SIS
for the prosecution Of the suit.
The Richmond palladium and sun-telegram. [volume] (Richmond, Ind.) 1907-1939, 1920-07-28
RECRUITS SOLDIER-FARMER
FOR A MEXICAN RANCH
(By Associated Pross)

CALGARY, Alberta, July 29-Gen-
eral Critchley, well known in Canadian
military circles, has recruited and
taken into Mexico three battalions of
British and Canadian war veterans to
settle them on a million acre estate,
according to news received here today.
These settlers, 1t is stated, are or
ganized on a thorough military basis,
including four fully equipped air
squadrons.
The Richmond palladium and sun-telegram. [volume] (Richmond, Ind.) 1907-1939, 1920-07-28
WILEY, AMERICAN ATTACHE,
LEAVES FOR NEW POST
(By Associated Pre-:


BUENOS AIRES, July 28.-John c.
Wiley, charge d'affaires Of the Ameri
can embassy, will shortly sail for New
York on board the steamer Huron. He
will then go to Venezuela to take up
the pOSt of charge at Caracas
The Richmond palladium and sun-telegram. [volume] (Richmond, Ind.) 1907-1939, 1920-07-28
Thomas ]. Spellacy.

Thomas ]. Spellaey, who was
last week mentioned as the prob
able successor of franklin D.
Roosevelt as assistant SECRETARY of
the navy, says he doesn't want the
job. Mr.. Spellacy was chairman
Of the Connecticut delegation at
San Francisco. After the arnistice
he was member of the liquidation
mission sent to France by the war
department.
The Richmond palladium and sun-telegram. [volume] (Richmond, Ind.) 1907-1939, 1920-07-28
News of Railroad and
Industrial Workers

Appreciation of the recent Is per
cent increase in wages of railroad
clerks was expressed at meeting Of
about rs Richmond clerks in the l. O.
o. F. hall Tuesday night.
This seems to be the sentiment of
most railroad employees in Richmond.
Several crafts feel themselves slight
ed because other crafts considered in
ferior were granted more.
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Lieutenant Hecker. He retains his /,
commission and Adjutant General !,
Bersey says that he will continue to |
retain it during the will Of the state |
militia board. |
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RETURN FROM TRIP

Mr.. and Mrs. Jonas Gaar, 11S North
Seventeenth street, returned Wednes-
day from a motor trip to Charleston,
w. Va, where they visited their daugh-
ter, Miss Ellen Dickinson.
The Wheeling intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1903-1961, 1920-05-15
N,Y.STOCKS

NEW YORK. May 1+.-Rusiness on
tho stock exchange today was dull al
most to the point % stagnatiop. Prices
were comparatively steady. however. the
market. for the frst time IN seTera!
weeks bearing signs OF sold out
condition. Developments Of the Gay
were again susceptible to OF bearing IN,
terpretation. aside from the successfui
Offering OF ney capital issues. these IN,
Guiding notes OF the Louisville ana
Nashville and Atlantic Coast line routes
Tor moderate amounts.
The Industrial situation continued 10
reflect the tense conditions created by
the railroad strike IN the m.ddlewest.
where the car shortage Intensified the
serious congestion OF freight at terH4-
mails.
kets were not materially changed A.
though call money rose to IL percent.
tho weeks maximum. after opening az
percent This was In large part attr'n-
uted 70 heavy interests payments TO tas
government In New England. the w'St
and south. increasing strain upon cFe"''
Is reported. .,
Rails gave a better account of them
selves than any other class OF St". ~
especially Texas and Pacific and sever
al other issues OF the western and SCUM
western divisions, Final prices 90.
stcels, equipments, ellis ana sh'PpnSS
wcro rather mixed. but hlgher n trn
main. Total safes amounted 10 ''V''''
shares ,, i, .>.,<,
were at all times orerShadowed py Sne
weakness % Liberty bonds ana Hl:,"l!
rotrs Almost without exception those
issues continued 10 fall 10 lowest quo'9
lions IN their history. Foreign oonas
also Loaf some OF thcIr recent adEnnTr
80 Irregular. Total sales. par value.
aggregated SlS.Ic5.0o0. Old L. 3 eohus
were unchanged.
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BUTTER, EGGS, CHEESE.

or: creamery higher than c1tIas SO
Cal: cXtra (92 scOrsI 6l q IL L; FIRST.
IS to 81 sC"r", 5'ir COZ. Packing
stock current maGc No. =. Az
Eggs. irregular: storaG" packed eN-
ira tirsts 4$ig: do, first, AZ Il q IS: fresh
gathered CX'ra first 47NSiS;. do. iirStS
a n 49,. state. Pennsylvania and near
by western henucry white. ltrsl To OK
ira II q So: do. Brown extra 81 q -; do.
gathered Erown and mixed cu!crS hrSt
to extra 46g 50.
Cheese. hrla: state. whole MILK. flats.
held. white and culorcd, specials SlW
So: do. average run so; state. whole
milk. fiats current. white and colOrcd,
specials ESQ ~: do. average .4G27ls.
Poultry. alive. firm. express brpllrrS
4On90 fowls 80; roostcrs 30 turkeys
%: dressed culls, western fowls. fresh
32443.
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DALLAS

There will be special cyangelistic SER
vices next week. at the prcsbytcran
church. Preaching at eight O'CLOCK
preachers for the " eek are as follows:
Monday. R,v. Mr.. Beckett OF Roney's
Point; Tuesday. DR.. S. NJ. Gibson, of the
First Presbyterian church Of wheeling;
Wednesday, Rev. 7. S. Williams; Thurs
der: FRIDAY. Rev. Mr.. Lewellyn. Of Elm
Grove. Any desiring to unite with the
church will be received AT the service
sunday morning. May 23rd. These
services are for everybody. Come and
enjoy them.
The sale held by Frank Hess on the
\. j. Porter farm Monday. was largely
attended and everything sold at an ex-
trcmcly high price.
Plans are under way for the obserr-
anc tof Ch!ldrcn's Day at the Frcsby
terrain church the second Sunday in
June.
Mr. and Mrs. Frank Lit.le and dauEh-
ters and Mrs. James Tenant and Mrs.
Roy Stricklin were business visitors IN
Wheeling Wednesday,: , r,,n,
Grove and Meade Stricklin and family
Of Dallas. spent Cunday with Mrs. Eliz-
abrth Archer Of Majorsvillc.
The Juniors VIII repair their hall IN
Dallas In the near future. Th"y rNI'r,t
to add n room 10 the building which will
be used b. the OddfellowS. who arc now
located at Sand Hill
Local relatives received word Thurs
day morning o: the death of Helen Lou.
Is", the eight months old daughter or
MIR. md Mrs. Brady Creighton Of .Tria-
dclphia. The little one had whoopinS
cough and pneumonia.
Visitors at the Louis Rhodes home
sunday were Mr.. and Mrs. Earle Rogers
End children Of Washington Clark P"r-
fer and daughter Of Whefling, and Miss
Neitic Craft OF Philadelphia.
Dorsey Slricklin will close his school
at Cool Breeze on Wednesday. May 26th
with program and an old fashioned
dinner.
Miss Mildred Guy will resume her
school work Monday. after AN absence
Of several days, having been III OF
wncopinG cough.
The eighth grade pupils OF the
schools Of Sand Hill district will receive
their diplomas on Saturday evening.
May o2nd. Graduating exercises TO be
held in the Presbyterian church.
Mrs. W W. Ruth. who underwent
slight operation in the Martins Ferry
hospital last Saturday, has returned
home.
Mrs. G. n Strckln has been confined
to hcr room by Illness for several days.
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DUN'S REVIEW

NEW YORK, MHy lt.-pun's iomof-
roy will say ,,,. ~ recent
weeks have uOi been UncAprrlrd nI m
Irndns rc9noms fsadjaEimIiNt n IiIanis
,.,i ana H.. tendency toward lower
f"mioodly HrirsT 6 If ''G maTHs by T%l:S
ul,,I.,.onc nsp,rt. Abatement OF the
nn,nhl. rrmmcrcial activity "f previous
muathS has been haStcn"i iN inc ,i"u;F
rcnc,sIIrn IN lranSporidt''h ana th'
backward season. bu; "ia:hcnlhS rl uE
manLs'ii many quarters is mainly In"
outrruwth ur consumers increasing r.
.i:iancc "a the nigh prices ana 'nrlr
greater discrimination IN buying. r rit,
an'!H PHASES, m"tr"N"r are " n,,.,rd
uiin,, farto" in the movement to"diu
Tri,% reaction. the pressure OF rre'i'
contraction and IN" opposition 70 sr',
ulrliyr ,xr,Ss.s. influencing d'ticrcnt
interests aud ter" j. more 81 IN" sp'tI.
Of conservatism and caution prr}rhs
Than huj been Witnessed III ''"A
l"ripd. nan on,
W.rkly bank "l"arinGs S'.7S9''2"'9o-'
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SuGAR,

NL,N' YORK. Map 1.-THE local mar,
Lnl for law Surar continues strong ana
rrjcrs again advanced int" new h'RH
ground ON continued buying by OPERA
Srs and rrtir"rS, "a we'll as reports III"
Spain had been a liberal purchaSEt "a
('uLa recently for Junc-Ju'N shnin'''
There were sales tabOul A"pou pIsS
Of c.l!has To operators and rrihcrs i'i
MAY. and Jun" shipmunt at 2oA4 10 ~ z
cost aud freight The market 'lnI".
arm at 2nr. for cubas cost ana irt'en!
equal IL Hi.a7,rur centrifugal. WIN Oh
frrInGs light. -,,,o
Refined prurS were higher ranE'nS
from 1871. 10 - for fine granuiateg
Tho demand continues active, ana thucI
in cACrsS Of the supply. although IL WAS
announced by one rciincr that ne Woul"
nlICt moderate quantities Tor JuIE--Au-
gust shipment AT &c cents.
rho continued strength in rawS lea 70
moro CtivC buying IN fturcS ana busi-
ness was the most active Tor ana one
day since the exchange r"opcneu some
months axe. The undcrtonc was strong
and there was active buying by tradt
prices - tu 81 points net higher. New
high records were mudc by some OF inc
moro active positions with July SclilhS
as high a. "05E. August 2"."I and Sep
icmbcr 2u5U. with rinal quotations only
Slightly oil from the best.
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c1,os1NG mARxEr 1ETTER.

better tone to the market today than at
any lime this week. Tho short covering
that commenced yesterday was c"ntlnu-
cd and there was general disposition
10 take Il more optimistic VIEW although
The market remained narrow and pro-
feSSiunal. Money got up to IL percent
but this had little effect on prices. The
close was 1T 10 pcrrcnt. Steel common
closed ut m" top OF the day and other
stcylS We're steady The improved feel
ing was general ana all the important
.roups showed better than yesterday.
The pressure on the market may be re-
nrwcd at any Tim" but lhCr" WAS no dis
Position To sell short manifest to-day.
w J. WOLLA.iN x co.
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MONEY AND EXCHANGE.

NEW YORK.. May 14.-Mrrcantilr
paper :: exchange easy. Sterllug. CO.
day bills So. commercial 6N-day bills
on banks %1G", commercial io-daS bills
376I. demand ISL: cables 2Sl%.. Francs
demand l54o: cables I5%S. BclCian frames
demand li+2: cables lao. builders dc
maud $500; cables %Gi:. Lire demand
2tJ2: cables 2O5Q. Marks demand 205;
cables eos. Government bonds heavy:
liberty bunds irregular.
imr Eolls :lrons; 6y-days. 9O-days
and G-munthS ST..
cali money strong; high 10; low. S;
ruling rat" \: closing bid IL; offered ut
l.: last lUan 10: la nix 8.
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PITTSBURGH LIVE STOCK.

FITTSEUIIIH. Ia. May I4.--NatiIe
steady: supply light. Prime 1850.
Sheep steady: supply fair.
Prime wcthcrs 1lp0@ 1850. Calls
and commons $50 q 80: lambs 1000
1900; spring lambs l6O0a 1900. Veal
calves 1860 1900.
Hog:S higher; supply light. Prime
hcavies l4S0Iil475: Medium and heavy
workers. 1900 4 1870; light yorkers 1925
Vi575; pigs l47541500; roughs 1000 %
1900.
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CHICAGO CORN

CHICAGO. May l+.--lcsslmiSm re-
gardiug the outlook for improved trans
portat ION together with active export
Demands for hrcadstuifs gave desired
strength TO the corn market Today.
llricvs wen To IN" top most point yet
this season. The finish WAS uaSett led
Ia, 80 97x cents net higher, WITH Juiy
Ills to l7SL and September lOtit to
lG4&S.
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c4IcAoo LIVE STOCK,

tHICAGO. May l4.-EHttIc Receipts
1000: beet steers steady 10 25c lower.
Heavy Off most. Prime Yearllngs 1t?s;
top heavy steers 1925: bulk 1850 1900:
cows and heifcrs steady 10 lower; bulls
weak 10 &c lower: bulk boIognas 776 IL
TO lower.
Hogs, receipts 10000 opened steady
to ten cents lower: late market dull
and fully 26c lower: top 1915: closing
sales light 1875 q 1890; bulk $50 pounds
and over 1876 q lao.
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Liberty BONDS.

NEW YORK. May 14.--Final prices
today were: AIS S9l.20; first As sS5.-
90: second As SS4.20: first So $500;
second AIS SSi.34; third AIS SSS.l4;
fourth ANS SS6:O6: Victory S&i's $3.50;
Victory 4G's 1856.
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f-Extra dividends.
New York Cotton Market

WHEELING. w. Va. May Il. 90.
Furnished The lptsliGencer by A. p.
NasIen & Co.. members New York Cot.
ton Exchange. second floor National
Bank of w. Va. Bldg.
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nEy G00na

NEW YORK May l4.--Cottcn goods
we're Gull In todaS's market. prices suf-
tenins in gray goods nomesttrs were
unchanged ard yarns quiet. Wool mar
knts were irregular and Qutei; silks
were dull
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BOSTON COPPER STOCKS

WHEELING, ". Va, May II. 20.
FURNISHED The luteliigrncer by y. f.
Aasten & Co. members Boston stock
Exchange. second floor National Bank
Of W. Va. Bldg.
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TOLEDO GRAIN.

,r T01s ea,S ssSS o sss .d 1see: ssfs
Alsikc. prime cash 1850: Dec. :t35.
,Ti@Stsy gFt%s sash lsl5; 81; 1Sis s
sos; Dec S67ts; March SS7E.
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NEW YORK CURB MARKET

WHEELING, W. Va. May |. 20,
Reported by A. K Masten Co.. mem,
scrs New York STOCK Exchange, Secoho
sIoor. National bank OF W. Va. Bldg.
STOCKS Bid. ASH
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N. Y, STUCK EXCHANGE.

WHEELING. W. Va, May Il. 30.
FURNISHED The IntclliEcncer by \: p.
Masten 4 Co. members OF the New f0rS
Stock Exchange. National Bank buiLd-
Ing. wheeling. ". Va. Louis T, 6rana'
Resident Partner.
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Totals sales 4aa.1Oo shares.
PITTSBURGH STOCKS

WHEELING. W. Va. May II. 20.
Furnished -hs inteIligeacer By a. Z.
Aastep Il Co. members Pittsburgh Stock
Exchange. second floor National BAnB
OF w. Va. Bldg.
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LOCAL STOCKS

WlIEELING. w. Va. May H. ~.
noIly quotation list " h"clins Slocs
Exchansc, COMPLIED fur The lnte!!'seH
GER,
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Standard Oil Subsidiary Stock

WHEELING. ". Va. May II. -.
Furnished The Int"iiIecnC4- by 4. F..
Masten " Co. members New York StocK
Exchange. second floor National Bank
Of w. Va. Bldg.
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WHEELING LIVE STOCK

WliEEl.lEG. W. Va, MAY I. "a.
wHEE.E 1IVE STOCK COM. CO.
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Extra dividend.
East Oregonian : E.O. (Pendleton, OR) 1888-current, 1920-03-25

Ruffled Nets in the 36 in.
widths for graduation dress
es, summer frocks;- some
thing new and novel. The
price $3.S5
THE SEASON FOR LACES
is here. Laces of all de-
scriptions are being used
very extensively in the
spring fashions. We are
showing very liberal assort-
ments in the new Filet,
Chatnilly, Venise, Shadow
Valenciennes, Cluny and
many others in all widths.
We will gladly show them
to you.