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NEW ORLEANS COTTON.

New Orleans, July 23. Political news played an important part in to- days trading in cotton and the mar ket broke to it's lowest levels follow ing the reports printed at midday that all Europe was alarmed over the bolsheviki successes. At the lowest the trading months were 5S to SC points under the final prices of yes terday with October at 31.90 Closing prices were at net losses of 30 to 40 points. Just on the close shorts took profits and their buying of covers caused sharp rally.
 Rains in the belt over night, heavy in some localities, were responsible for steadiness in the early trading but after advances of 8 to 13 points around the opening on the strongest months the market ran into too much selling and promptly broke, the months under most pressure losing over half a cent q pound.
 In the late trading the market was excited.
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not admit them. At the same time the condition of the questions being ijpossible otherwise was the reason for him facing straight toward the stage. He did not see Barbara's slended hand that had crept up and up till it rested on the arm of his chair.
 They were all attention. Mansfield was at his best, and the play was good. Then, presently, the curtain was rung down again and the lights were flashed on. The occupants of the box politely regarded each other.
 Barbara Kendall turned to her fiance for moment
 Are you enjoying it?" She asked, smiling.
 "Yes, indeed. I think Mansfield is better in this than I ever saw him."
 q am glad you like him." whispered the girl, "for I want us to enjoy things together. simply adore him.
 He meant to reply. He did not know what he was going to say, but iic uiu iioo SCl oi oPpo1loAiCy co ooy it, whatever it was. For Barbara had turned to Dix Randall with question.
 "Do you think MT. Mansfield might grant his gracious permission now?" she inquired, archly
 John De Haven looked out over the audience. He smiled as he saw several opera glasses levelled at his box. He knew they were aimed at his fiancee, and for moment the thought gave him pride. But the next, he was thinking in vague sort of way how lucky the other man was to have Bathara's attention upon himself.-
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The Speeders
By Kathleen Fox

"Tell me of your trip west,' Bar bara insisted, as they waited for the next act. "Where did you go, to the ranch ?"
 "Yes, and farther I got out to the coast this time"
 The girl put her hand on Dix Randall's sleeve in an enthusiastic gesture not lost on her finance.
 'Frisco!" she exclaimed.
 The artist nodded, smiling at her enthusiasm.
 'TeH me all about it," she com manded.
 She had not been home, as she call cd San Francisco, for more than a year. She assured him it had been an age, the fresehness of her youth to the contrary notwithstanding.
 "All ?" he laughed. q am afraid MT. Mansfield would hardly allow that" He looked toward the stage.
 "Bother the curtain; it is going up,' said Barbara, pretending inn patience. And as the footlights winked and the lights in the house went out she turned to the artist again and ,murmured: "You will just have to tell me all about Frisco. Dear old Frisco" she said, softly.
 John De Haven sat looking straight ahead at the stage. The box was darkened as was the rest of the house. He felt little measure of pique in spite of his manly effort to throw it off. But he was young and much in love. Besides, had she talked to him since the painter of miniature had come with his untold story about Frisco? Had she, now ?
 He could have asked these ques- tions of himself had he not been the thoroughbred, which fact would
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RACE AGAINST GALE,

Kalamazoo, Mich, July 23- Racing in gale of wind, the grand circuit CTS staged four events on the get away day card this afternoon. It was session of discomfort to horses, drivers and audience alike and fast time was out of the question. Tootsic Toise won the 2:12 trot from field of ten starters after losing the first heat to Tara's Hall. Valentine an- nexed his fourth stake race here by capturing the event for 2:06 pacers with Edna Early. John Henry won the first heat in this event. The three year old race was hollow victory for Lon McDonald's Rifle Grenade while Geers took the 2:16 pace with Lccco Grattan.
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Fighting in the VI Belfast Streets 2if Continues Savage

Belfast, July 23. Shooting was re- newed this morning in the Kashmir , street area where bitter fighting oc- cured last night in clashes betweaAfi unlonists and Sim Foincrs, with mil itary intervention. Early in tho re- newai of the hostilities in this dis. trict one man was reported wounded by shot that passed through the window of his home
 It was definitely tated this morn- ing that 10 persons were killed iii last nights hostlties.
 Soldiers were compelled to use ma chine guns against rioters in fighting throughout the city last night and early this morning
 In the Falls road district the Sina rciners were suiping soldiers and po- lice from roofs and windows of hors. cs. The troops returned the fire. It ia stated that the wounded prisoners in last nights fighting total more than 100. Thirty arrests were made.
 Three Unionists were shot dead by Sim Fein snipers and another mans head was blown off A man helping to carry the body of one of the dead men into house was shot dead.
 The disorders which started We'd ncsday after some Sim ten workers in shipyard were attacked, were re- newed at frequent intervals yesterday. Throughout the afternoon the mili- tary was engaged on Fall road in erecting barbed wire entanglements across the fronts of shops wrecked in Wednesdays disturbances and posting large detachments of troops at certain danger spots.
 Soldiers with fixed bayoncts pa trolcd the disturbed strets and many demonstrations which might have led to serious results were thus inter- rupted. Looting and smashing of windows prevailed throughout the trouble, spirit, groceries and licensed premises being especially singled out.
 Disorder broke out at 8:30 last night on one of the roads leading into the city. Troops were hurried to the scene and fired on the mob, wounding many, who were removed to hospitals or their homes. The crowds reformed quickly but were charged by the troops and dispersed at $780, Rein forcements arrived on the scene and there was final burst of firing. Ambulances hurried to the spot from every quarter of the city, followed by fire brigades, in the belief the casu- aItv list would he heayy
 The soldiers complain they we're fired on from a monastry and allcge the Sim Fein scouts on bicycles en-. gagged in bringing up reinforcements to the monastry.
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To Extend Zion Plans to Include
 All Other Jews

London, July 23.-In order to af- ford Jewish bodies not affiliated with the Zionist movement an opportunity to participate in the reconstruction of Palestine, the Zionist world con- ference which concluded it's session here tonight, decided today to con- 'vene another world Jewish congress constituted on democratic basis" as soon as. possible.
 Such congress, it. was, stated" shall be the authoritative body to speak and act on behalf of the Jew ish people" A minority proposal pro- viding that Gin order that all repre- sentatives may. cooperate fruitfully with impending congress is only te consider questions of a non-controver
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sial natufe," was adopted.
 This proposal was believed to have been occasioned by heated debate developed over the American delega- tion's objection to budget of 21,000 pounds which was voted for educa- tional purposes outside Palestine. When the budget was adopted the Americans caucused and issued de- claration expressing the delegation's disapproval of appropriating Zionist funds for any purpose other than purely administrative and for work in Palestine itself.
 The Americans delcaration added: "In the name of the Zionists of Amer ica. we refuse to accept any responsi- bility for the action of the conference in this. matter" indicating that no part of the 21,000 pounds would be raised in America.
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bills 3.71 Is; commercial 60 day bills on bank 3.71 Is; commercial 60 day bills 3.70 5S; demand 3.75 1-2; ca bles 3.76 1-4;. Francs demand TAT; cables 7.49. Belgian francs demand 7ss; cables 790. Lire demand 5.2S cables 5.30. Marks demand 2.2l; ca bles 2.22.
 New York exchange on Montreal 12 5-16 per cent discount
 Government bonds steady; railroad bonds steady.
 Time loans strong; 60 days, 90 days and six months 1-2.
 Call money steady; high 8; low S.; ruling rate 8; closing bid '; offered at S.; last loan 8; bank acceptanccs 6 IS.
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AGENTS WANTED.

EXCELLENT OPPORTUNITY FOR reliable, energetic colored men to rep |resent us in the state of Arkansas kyit liberal contracts and competitive nolicies. Lincoln Reserve Life Insur- knce Company. Capital stock paid up s1S6, ,77O.OO. Birmingham, Ala. Apply br write S. E. Rivers, State Agent, Box R6e. Pine Bluff, Ark. Miller Building.
 7-15-tf
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COTTONsEED OIL.

New York, July 23.- -Cottonseed oil averaged lower with light profess sional trade. Selling was prompted mainly by the easier ruling in lard and cotton. Closing prices were to 15 points net lower; sales 7,60O bar rels. Prime crude nominal; prime summer yellow spot 12.50@13.50; July 12.75; September 1907; Decem- Der 12.93; al Ibid, Prime winter yell low and summer white nominal.
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AMOS sTRUNK PASSES.

Chicago, July 23. Amos Strunk, outfielder of the Philadelphia Ath- letics, who was released by waiver route to the Chicago White Sox, will join the League champions in Cleve-. land Sunday, it was announced today. Boston and Chicago had claimed Strunk, but the former club withdrew it's claim.
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LIVERPOOL COTTON.

Liverpool, July 23.-Cotton spot good business; prices weak; good mid ding 29.27; full middling 2s.02; mid ding 26.77; low middling' 22.97; good ordinary 19.77;, ordinary 1772; sales 10000 bales; $500 American; receipts 13,000, including 5000 American. Flu lures closed steady; October January 21.76; March 21.16; May 20.54.
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FOR SALE
FOR SALE.

FOR SALE.
 l16 w. Barraque, six rooms, mod and in good repair, possession inn hiately, paved street, 1 block from line, good terms. p5 East Second, five room new lgalow, modern, good terms. 15 West Eighteenth, 5 room mod ], lot 75X14O, new roof. Terms. |14 Locust, 5 rooms, lights and city ter, $5OO.0O cash, balance $25 per nth, per cent.
 trick store, good grocery business, e location. q
 B room rooming house, 5 blocks Second and Main. McNEW REALTY CO.,, w. Barraque. Phone 971.
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VILLA TO COAHUILA.

Mexico City, July 23.-General Villa and his forces, said to number q hundred men are heading toward Coahuila, according to. statements of dcserters, as reported by Gener- al Joaquin Amaro, Chief of opera tions at Chihuahua. The rebels are described thoroughly equipped.
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OPPOSE BOLsHyIsM.

Paris, July 23.-Opposition to Bol- shevikism and defense of democratic socialism will be the instructions given, to the French socialist party's delegates to the congress of the Sec ond Internationale, which is to open at Geneva August 31. The delegates were chosen by the party today.
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LIBERTY BONDS.

New York, July 23. Liberty bonds prices final today: 3 1-2s 91.00; first As S5.90; second 4s S490; first 1-4s S610; second 1 Ids S4.94; third 1 1-4s 89.0S; fourth Ids S516; Vic tory 3 34s 95.80; Victory 3-4s 957S.
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FRENCH HARVEST HEAVY

Paris, July 23. A proposal to send groups of soldiers into he agricultpi ral districts to aid in gathering the harvest is being considered by thiA. of war, Frances harvest promises to be good one, but there is a great scarcity of farm laborers.
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NEW YORK SUGAR,

New York, July 23- There was noth- ing new in the local haw sugar market although the undertone seemed to be a little steadier.
 The market for refined was un- changed at 21@22.5O for fine granu- lated with the demand light.
 There was sharp recovery in su- gar. The closing prices were 20 to 59 points net higher.
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LIVERPOOL STATISTICS.

Liverpool, July 23.-Weekly cotton statistics: Total forwarded to mills 51 900 bales, American 10000. Stock 9S8,00O, American 572,0O0 Import 38,- 900, American 27,OOO. Exports 5000.
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wANTED-RooMs.

FURNISHED APARTMENT OF 'ee or four rooms wanted; must be .faliy located, with modern con-
 iehees; or a small bungalow, de- Fu ny responsible family of three plts. Address G. A. H., care Graph 7-22-5tS
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NEW ORLEANS RICE.

New Orleans, July 23. Rough rice no sales; no receipts; clean rice steady. Sales blue rose 504 pockets 4 1909. Bran and polish unchanged. Receipts HOO.
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kO 3 MALE OR FEMALE HELP.

N NANTED-OPPORTUNITIES LIKE his one seldom offered. Do it now. Tomorrow may be too late. Man or hdv to take charge of the Industrial bepartment of the largest and oldest Eccident and health insurance com any, writing strictly accident and Realth insurance, in America. To he right party top-notch contract Eill be offered. References and bnd required. No, loafers and has eens need apply. w. A. Gamble, tstrict manager, offices corner Sec
 hd an Pine streets, Pine Bluff, Ark.
 hone 1631. P. o. Box 336. Also a kw high class agents to sell old line
 fe insurance with commercial and
 mited accident and health insurance Arkansas under most liberal con- acts. Either men or women who ke not afraid to work, on either
 hole or part time contracts. w. A.
 kmble, F. o. Box 336, Pine Bluff, $k 7-22-4t
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SPOT COTTON.

New Orleans, July 23.-Spot cotton quiet, 25 points lower. Sales on the spot 153; to arrive none. Low mid ding 29.00; middling 3975; good mid- ding 44,O0. Receipts 856; stocks 250,- 622.
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SALESMAN WANTED.

CAL MANAGER WANTED-FOR
 Evelous automobile invention. |ubles power, mileage, efficiency. les it's cost first day. Endorsed thousands. A permanent position
 Eth $100 weekly. Sample outfit } Ford car furnished free. Write |ck. Ovee company, Dept. 1216, hisyille. Xiv. 7-1o-12-24+
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JERKS (MEN, WOMEN) IS UP |rd, for postal mail service, $135
 bnth. Examinations August. EN- rience unnecessary. For free par lulars. write J. Leonard {former |il service examiner) 96S Equitable Hiding, Washington. 7-24-5tT
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poo FEET OF FLOORING AND Ping, 3 1-2x8; as good as new
 gain for whoever needs it. Call see Doc Clayton, or phone 218O 120 7-20-6t
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KEY RING WITH ABOUT ONE DOz.l en keys attached, lost between Second and Main and Hotel Pines. or in Hotel Pines. Ring is double Linked, nickle plated, slightly worn. Reward for return to Graphic Office. 7-22-6t
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QAllEEQN)VERHENENTS
MALE HELP
FIRST GLASS MACHINIST WHO IS Eeood lathe man, wanted by Fordyce
 Number Company, Fordyce, Ark. 7-23-3t
o,<,<

IAN EXPERIENCED GIN MAN
 wanted to overhaul gin and run same.
 Route 1, Box 80. Phone 9523F2. 7-22-6t
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STRIPPED FORD EQUIPPED WITH float ford shock absorber, electric horn, six volt storage batteries, $500. Apply 1107 Cherry. Phone 570.
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DIRK FOR BOY, BETWEEN IA AND
 years of age, wanted. Phone 1860, 7-1S-6t|
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FOR sALE-BoUsEs

|R SALE-MODERN HOUSE.; 5
 ms' bath and sleeping porch; plas-
 Ed; southeast front; large lot; ggdded with terrace; near car line 3 Tn good neighborhood. See or pne Hollis Real Estate company, ones and 112. 4-22-tf
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FOR SALE-AUTOS
FOR SALE

FORD TOURING CAR, Kelsey body; good shape; bargain-will sell on ten months time. MAXWELL CAR, just out of shop; good tires and top; Will sell for $500 "a real bargain; will take $50 cash and balance in ten months. OAKLAND TOURING CAR; practi- cally new; tip-top shape; cash or terms.
 BERNHARDT MOTOR COMPANY 9O3 Main Phone 1000
 7-1S-6t
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Just limited number can join our Davanette club--don't be late-join Monday. Knox Walkers.
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New York, July 23.-Spot cotton quiet, middling 43.7e.
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WANTED-ALL CAR OWNERS TO know that we sell the celebrated Gil Piston rings, and guarantee them to give perfect satisfaction or refund your money. s. c. Veil Motor Co. Phone 174S. 5-5- If
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E GOOD PIANO FOR SALE. d as new. Also talking machine. h will be sacrificed as bargains. 'ly Weber, the photographer, 121
 West Second avenue. 7-21-6t
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SITUATIONS-MALE

DIRK WANTED FOR BOY, BE- |een 14 and 15 years of age. Phone
 30. 7-18-6t
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FORD TOURING CAR FOR SALE; good tires all round. s. c. Veil Mo tor Co.,, phone 1748. 718-6t
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FOX RENlN--ROOMS

PoMs FOR LIGHT HOUSEKEEP- TOT rent; every modern convent IF within easy walking distance
 ihess section;- also furnished room
 couple or gentlemen. Apply 713 m or phone 214s. 7-20-6t
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SITUATIONS-FEMALE.

INVITED SILK SHIRTS TO LAUM-
 at home. Call 297l. 7-20-6t
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EAST ST. LOUIS LIVESTOCK.

East St. Louis, H., July 23. Cattle 3,5O0; market steady; top steers 15.25; bulk 10M14; yearling steers and heif- CTS steady; canner cows easier at 3.75M4.50; bulls lower; calves steady i; good and choice vealers 14.50@15.50.
 Hogs: 1000; 15 to 20 cents higher; top 1860; bulk light and medium weights 16.35@16.@; bulk -heavies 15.75@16.25.
 Sheep: 400; market steady; top lambs 14.50; bulk '1s@I4; top ewes 7.50; bulk 7.00@7.50.
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FROM MY PLACE ON
 Camden road, one stag Poland China hog, black with white face; weight about 200 pounds; last seen on Route 2, east of Faith. Will pay reward to any person pennipg hog, and notifying me at All 1-2 Main street, or phone 259S or 2722. c. C. Gillespie. 7.29-6t
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FOR SALE-TWO FORD COUPLETS with starters, demountable rim wheels, shock absorbers, spare tires and in good condition. F. G. Stuart Auto
 company. 7-22-6t
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ONE FORD ROADSTER FOR SALE; four good tires; demountable rims;
 Hassler shock absorbers; bargain if sold at once. Phone 2957, or call 907 State. 7-1S-6t
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TO 5000 ACRES FINE BOTTOM odland, $50 to $35 an acre, $5 an
 e cash, balance $4 acre year, z per It. Ii you want improved farms l 'e them. J. P. CADY, 127 Main get, Pine Bluff, Ark. 7-21-10t
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TAKEN UP-ONE DARK BAY MARE, about five years old, white star on
 forehead and three white feet. Owner can have same by proving ownership and paying expenses of upkeep. Ar thur Henson, Route 6, Box "A, Prince ton road. 7zls-12t
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REE OR FOUR NICELY FUR aso rooms for rent. Apply s09 st Second. 7-os-at@
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FOR SALE.
 One pass. Studebaker, $750. One model 90 Overland, $650. One Narround touring, $45O. One Oldsmobile, 8 cylinder. z pass. $1250. One Jeffrey touring, $750. One Davis z pass, S1250. One Dodge truck, $s5O.
 One Olds truck, $1250.
 One Maxwell truck, $450. Any of these for two-fifths down and ten monthly payments. McGehee Motor Sales Co.,, 203 East Second; phone BOA. 7-1-tf
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Tomorrow-7Long, long Decembel
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MONEY AND EXCHANGE New York, July 2s.-Mercantile pa per 8.
 Exchange weak. Sterling 60 day
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WANTED-ALL GARAGE MEN AND car owners to know that we are dis tributors for Timken. Hyatt and New Departure bearings. And can furnish motor parts for all models of Continental and Buda motors. $. C.. We'll Motor Company. Phone 174S. /.
 6-5-tf
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MISCELLAN ANXIOUS

 BOTTLED MILK FOR SALE -DELIV- cries twice daily-retail and whole- sale. Thompson's Dairy, phone ETA.
 7-16-12* 21-MISCELLANEOUS WANTS
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The Wheeling intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1903-1961, 1920-12-06
JAMES \. MCCONNELL
DIES At BRIDGEPORT
Aged Conductor Of tho Baltimore and
Ohio Railroad Died Following
Long Illness, at Ktrkwood.

James II. Mcconnell. on" Of the best
known residents of bridgeport. Ohio.
and 4 former conductor on the lialti-
more and Ohio railroad. died ut his HON"
Al Howard street. kirkwood. ut an
early hour yesterday morning following
AN Illness covering Il period of thrc"
years. He was born at TIDp"Canoe. q &.
October -, 1885. but has been L res
dent uf bridgeport for tho past forty
years. being just past his 65th birthday
at the t!mr ui DEATH Deceased was Il
member Of the Order Of Railway con.
huCt"rS and IN elder in the kiTkwo0I
Presbyterian church. BESIDES the Wife.
three daughters survive as follows:
I Mrs. William JonSon OF New Phtlndrl-
phia: Mrs. Adm" Lewis OF E"llntre. O..
aud Miss Georgia at home. Three EranGA
children also remain to mourn his loss.
Mr. Mcdonnell WAS ono Of the best
known residents Of Eastern Ohio. where
, he was well known and highly respected
b. ali who know him.
The funeral services will be held
from tho family HON" this evening At \
o'clock in charge of Rev. John W. Ncrl.
pastor of the EirkwOod Presbyterian
rhupch. The remains will be shipped L"
Trichsvillc on Tuesday morning. where
intcrmcnt Will be made in tho plot In
the family burying ground
The Wheeling intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1903-1961, 1920-12-06

citation. They are Ge,eral John Speaks,
B. Frank Murphy, r. Clint Cole and WILL
liam Morgan.
1T Is Imperative tht something be
done at once TO reliev this appalling
condition" said General Speaks. The
farmers must have help, ! am in sym
pathy with the farmer atall times, but
| believe that the present"ongress will
be forced TO place this embryo at once.
instead Of waiting until afr the fourth
of March"
The four most important wool-grow-
ing districts in the state are represented
by these men, and they are 'eil aware
OF the situation, which Is De Of the
definite causes of the money shortage
among the farmers. There &c more
than 100000 pouE%> Of virtn wool
stored in the Columbus warehuse Of
the Ohio Wool Growers Asstiac:on.
without any market, Representing hun
dreds Of thousands Of dollars. ofwhich
Ohio farmers are in dire need.
Il have made Il careful investtStion
rs 10 the grades and the amount o.for-
eirn wool that has been imported nee
the beginning of the importation lnhe
rarly spring" said the Hon. Willial z.
Morgan, and unless there Is an enlr-
90 placed soon upon both wool and pu-
IN cloth. tho price will be so reduGi
that | fear there will he an irreparab
injury to the wool ndustry-an lnous
try which it Is essential to protect AM
promote"
With more than 5o0.o0o,000 pound
of unstable wool in the country. woole
rags are being imported daily to be mao
IN into shoddy cloth.