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Albuquerque morning journal. [volume] (Albuquerque, N.M.) 1903-1926, 1920-12-28
Sentenced for Assault.

On charge of assault, Ciriaco
Herrera, alleged to have attacked
Pedro Zamora and Jose Romero
with a knife Saturday night, was
sentenced to twenty five days in jail
following hearing in police court
yesterday before Judge w. w. NC
Clellan. Herrera declared that he
used his blade. in self-defense.
Albuquerque morning journal. [volume] (Albuquerque, N.M.) 1903-1926, 1920-12-28
Thrift Meeting at "Y."

Members of the committee in
charge of plans for National Thrift
week, to be staged under the aus
pieces of the Y. NJ. c. A. here. will
meet at the association building at
1880 tonight. Anyone interested in
the plans for the Thrift week may
attend the meeting, it is announced
at Y. Nj. C. A. offices.
Albuquerque morning journal. [volume] (Albuquerque, N.M.) 1903-1926, 1920-12-28

Two young men, alleged to be de-
serters from the Fifth United
States cavalry troop station at
Maria, Tex, were arrested here
yesterday by Santa Fe Stationmas-
ter Ed Sinclair. They are in the
county Jail pending information
from the military authorities.
Albuquerque morning journal. [volume] (Albuquerque, N.M.) 1903-1926, 1920-12-28
A pleasant Cough Syrup.

Chamberlain's Cough Remedy is
a pleasant syrup. Children take 1t
willingly after having once tasted
OF it ana 1t has a great reputation
as a quick cure for coughs. colds,
Group and whooping cough. Try II
and you will understand why so
many people preferNit to any other.
Albuquerque morning journal. [volume] (Albuquerque, N.M.) 1903-1926, 1920-12-28

Watts, who Saturday shot her
fiancee, c. L. Larkin, because he
had told her he had another girl
to entertain" was still unconscious
and in most critical condition to-
night in the hospital But little
hope is expressed by physicians for
Ler recovery. Larkin probably will
recover, but his left arm will be
paralyzed for life. Friends here Of
Miss Watts declare she came here
from Albuquerque about five years
ago Larkin is an oil stock sales
man.
Albuquerque morning journal. [volume] (Albuquerque, N.M.) 1903-1926, 1920-12-28
Dance Hall Keeper Fined.

On charge of operating a
dance hall on Williams street with
out a. city license William Cordo-
va was fined SIS in police court
yesterday.
Albuquerque morning journal. [volume] (Albuquerque, N.M.) 1903-1926, 1920-12-28

Cotton seed meal, AZ per cent
protein, per hundred, $500. Cot
ton seed cake, same price and same
quality. l.. w, FEE.
Albuquerque morning journal. [volume] (Albuquerque, N.M.) 1903-1926, 1920-12-28

Passenger car and motor truck
owners in New Jersey are facing an
increase in tax fees from 20 to
nearly 400 per cent for 1921.
Albuquerque morning journal. [volume] (Albuquerque, N.M.) 1903-1926, 1920-12-28
FORMER DUKE CITY GIRL DYING,
LOVER I'M CRITICAL CONDITION
FOLLOWING A LOVERS QUARREL

Wilma Watts, Who Worked at Local Drug
Store, Shoots Man and Then Turns Gun On
Self in Ell Paso Hotel; Woman Who Wit
messed Tragedy Describes 1t To Police;
Thought Affections Spurned.
Albuquerque morning journal. [volume] (Albuquerque, N.M.) 1903-1926, 1920-12-28

LEFT ALBUQUERQUE FIVE
YEARS AGO, FRIENDS SAY
ESPECIAL plsPhTcH TO MORNING JOURNAL
FL Paso, Texas, Dec. 27.-Wilma
Albuquerque morning journal. [volume] (Albuquerque, N.M.) 1903-1926, 1920-12-28
Worked at Union station.

mi found when police arrived. His
name could not be learned last
Perth Amboy evening news., 1920-06-04

The last meeting of the season OF
the Quiet Hour Club. which was an
open meeting was held at the home
of Mrs. Coerr, proved to be a very
delightful affair. Mrs. Coerr, always
a charming hostess received her
guests cordially, then placed the
meeting in the hands OF the leader for
the day, Mrs. Z. IL. Spear. 1t was a
Metuchen Day; history. past. present
and future, was given by leading
members OF the club. old songs were
sung and antiques of every description
were displayed. Those taking part
besides Mrs. Spear were Mrs. Thorn
all Mrs TAFT, Mrs johnson. Mrs Morris.
Mrs Manning, Mrs Crowell, Mrs Pricket
and Miss Bogert. A violin solo was
rendered by Miss Dorothy Johnson ao-
icomapnied by Mrs. Morris. A number
of guests from out of town clubs were
present including. Mrs. Schemerhorn.
of East Orange: Mrs. c.. Clark. of
Perth Amboy: Miss Daniels. Mrs. Pay
son. of New Brunswick. Ices. cake
Perth Amboy evening news., 1920-06-04

and coffee we're served to the guests.
at which the hostess was assisted py
Mrs johnson, Mrs. Rowland, Mrs;
Burr and Mrs. TAFT, Mrs. Payson n
Miss briggs presided at the Tea
table. .
Harry Dana after a two weeks WISH
in Metuchen and New YORK VIII leaNe
srndsv for hts home in California.
Georse greasen has been under
the care OF DR.. Hofer. this week.
Mr.. and Mrs. William Carey nave
returned from Atlantic City.
Perth Amboy evening news., 1920-06-04

"The shadow Of Resale Byrnes."
the latest of the Sclznick pictures star
ring Elaine Hammerstein, Will be
seen at the Strand for three days be
ginning Monday.
In this picture Miss HammeTstein
playes two parts. one that OF a
charming, womanly heroine. the sort
that the public has come TO feel no
Perth Amboy evening news., 1920-06-04

one can portray quite so well as Miss
Hammerstein-and the other, her Sis
ter, an inscriptions and fasny ac-
ltreSs.
Both parts call for emotional ability
OF n high order, and the double de-
mands made on Miss Hammerstein
during the filming of The picture are
said 10 have been most exacting.
Perth Amboy evening news., 1920-06-04
Feature at Strand


Shooting" scenes and shooting
deer were found to be not entirely
incompatible when the Eugene
O'Brien company, with Zena Keefe
as leading woman, and Ralph Ince
as director, were at Saranac Lake
recently getting scenes for O'Brien's
latest Selznick picture. Ills Wife's
Money" which comes to the Strand
theatre next Monday.
A cloudy day with SNOW in the
air, which the camera mar voted N.
q. for picture-making, furnished the
star and director, Ralph Ince, with
the inspiration OF shooting deer-in-
stead of scenes.
When Zena Keefe and others in
the company heard OF the plan they
organized a nice. polite revolt. and
delivered an ultimatum. They would
either go along with the party or
there would be no party. Ralph Ince
was for putting down the insurrec-
ton with a stern hand, but O'Brlen
threw the weight of his influence with
the insurgents.
The result was that Miss Keefe
shculdered a gun and the whole com
set u through the woods. After
hours of tramping O'Brien bagged
the first deer. Both Miss Keefe and
Ince hot a deer, and late in
the afternoon the same three deer
We're shot" again. this time by the
Perth Amboy evening news., 1920-06-04

Among the other important men,
bers of the cast are. Edward Lang
ford. who playes opposite Miss Ham
merstein; Anita Booth. Alfred Hick-
man. Fanny Cogan, George Cowle,
Lillian Virgins and Juliette Bensen
Perth Amboy evening news., 1920-06-04
Rir Ecatnrn at Crrscenf

Those who saw the show at the
Crescent theatre yesterday afternoon
and last night are loud in their praise
of the performance. Manager Kuhn
has done well to obtain the famous
act. Their Last Day at School," e
turing the Twelve Mischief Makers.
This act for the past two years has
run on the Lowe Circuit In New York
and is one of the most popular ac-s
on the entire Lowe program. Sew
eral are included in the act which
give it more than the usual amount
Of Interest. One OF these Is a whist
ling solo while others are songs by
members of the cast. There is fun
from the start Of the act to the finish
and n who desires to spend a couple
of hours for good wholesome amuse-
ment 4 find 1t today n tomorrow
at the Crescent.
Included in the program is the fea-
ture picture sinners starring Alice
Brady. a Fox News Weekly and a two
reel comedy. Very seldom ia a pro-
gram like sinners offered to the
people of this city. The picture deals
with the life Of a girl from a little
fishing town in Connecticut, who goes
to New York to make money to sup
port her mother. When in the city
she falls in with a fast set and is al
most ready to follow in their direc-
tion when she is saved. The picture
alone Is worth the price of admission.
It's a show one cannot afford TO miss.
Perth Amboy evening news., 1920-06-04

A wife gets awfully tired OF having
her husband around the mouse every
night. But she'd rather De tnat way
shan have him go out alone and en-
10y himself.
Perth Amboy evening news., 1920-06-04
y.,o yoars.won Hear Balm.

LONDON Katherine f. Edingson
accented the suit Of William J. STE
vens IN 1889. She grew tired OF welt
ing for him the other day n was
awarded ss25 on a breach Of promise
suit here.
Perth Amboy evening news., 1920-06-04
Stock Players Reach Town.

The company which will perform at
the Majestic theatre tomorrow after
noon and evening and all next week
In the play Peg o. My Heart" has
arrived in town. Included in the ar
rivals Is Michael" the big lovable
airdale. the pet of peg"
1t was at first planned by the COM
pany to give a special performance
for the charities of Perth Amboy but
1t seems hat It would be impossible
to find enough dependent people to
make up even a small audience.
No Place to Move to-She Shielded.
NEWA RK-"Notice to move and
no place to CO." was the motive for
the gas suicide OF Mrs. Matilda Brew
ster, mother Of two small boys &C
cording to the
When O girl knows that she has a
pretty neck h imagines that 1t runs
down a. far as the solar plexus.
The Wheeling intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1903-1961, 1920-09-30
CHICAGO LIVE HTOCH

ChI,aEu. Hopt - Ihillu Ito' oiptn
/ OUU. ,hdi,a ntnTIr Ht"ndy to hiTOmH
boat ynnIlluEh strong Iu higher. now top
"n JouIlInLn GIN So. woiEhIy rio'Th
tIE "a bulh chuI'1 ~ I" IA. medium
and IaIiIy good sIoorn az 40, I"'lh bO.
vuIy duli and unoVon. Common hlndn
dInnLY At ~ 10 I" II 10. 'h"i'" N""ln
~ ~ ~ It, low i"pn llh. ui"""y '"lN"H
30 80 1" II 10, nIi"nH"I. camera ni'"hY
- T." TO butcher '"wH v"iy rl"w
n,nuIIy " To- D2t boot f""hein """h Il"
nhnda IukoI other fo"d"Tn aud nI""LoIh
uu ,,I hou,ninIlsad N'nI"In dulI nnd
low O. quality ,nInu"n
II"ua Iru.oIui" 200 "ronod boo
Inw'f IIIpn y'uI"ihny'n nH"t"g" 'l"alnu
n""IIy 20 '""IH 4" ~ I"w"i, lIGhis 10
IInIuu m'.rt 'I"nlnH fnlily "Ilv" al
t",loY'I I"W"aI pie 90. "n'ly top tlG 20.
huI IIuhI aud huIrhorn ~ ~ Ia 1870,
bulL I,",hIuH n"~m tIiG0 !" 10. PIG"
TO I" 10 'onIa l"wcr. built h"HIInbl"
Llndu 80 ~ I" 10
IIhoop. tr"oipIH 10 900, best tat lRmhH
rIundy, oIh"rH nnh rH"d't lamhH allow I"
70 ,"nIu I"ynr. top w"EiCInH fIii top
nsiIv" ~ 40. huIh native" ~ I" lI.h .
top fo"dorr iI12t. "n"n "oahy. TOP
wrnirrnR -. NcGTlinGH aud w"lh"in
nir"nE /" hlEh"r, M""i"n" }'nrllng-
IlUnL. two year "ld wotltIr " 20.
The Wheeling intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1903-1961, 1920-09-30
\, |. STOCKS.

New York Sept % --r:Ni"nsion. OF
tho recent reimbursement In the v"Ti",
commodity an" u'~'' ."'ndiH' mArNo'a
was primarily rrap"usIOl" FOR further
regular depreciation OF quoted values
on tho stock exchange today.
One OF tho Hlgnihchnt developments Oh
tho hesslOn. as cncctnB the genera
credit situation WAS the news thAt INC
faderal reserve. hank OF Kansas ny
had advanced diHCounIs on ilberS
bonds aud victory n"top from "a l"
per cent -,
Local bankorn wcro OF the opinion
that InhtItuIinnH Al other reserve r"h-
tors may deem II n"C"HEary I" rrn"rt 10
.ImIlnr rnanhuTcA an n partial snteEuhrd
aKalnnt tho undu" nNpanhIon OF l"ahh
Announcement 81 addliional prize" To-
yIaIon by automobile manufacturers.
sharp cut Ia atrsl plRtnn and HuHp"nal"n
Of npcTaIl"nn at thrrC Of IN" mIncr "t
tho Anaconda Coppor company In Mon
tant testified 10 tho unsettled e"nhi-
tIonn In many lnCA az raw nhd I"b''
Gated matcTialH.
further HhrInkaE" "r Iron and Hlr"l
buying and predictions were fr""Y
mndo OF AN saTly reduction in'plE lr""
and rcnnsd copper.
levels especially In tho transportation.
but reacted abruptly before midday
when heavy RollinE. partly OF rr"''H,
EIonnl origin. Was resumed thr"hGh"u,
the enur" list NSrmhi" raL,''S s"'1""
In the final dealings. r"Enrdl"Hs~ OF
riSo In cRll loans TO per cent. S"'e'
amounted TO 300. 00O sharoH.
Foreign exchange moved against
home ccnters. the London rate railing
almost three cents under It's maximum
OF tho carly week. Prospective arrival
OF very large consignment OF britlSh
gold to strengthen to reserves OF tho
. Federal Uesorve Bank was announced
Speculative rails and local fractions
were strong features OF the bond maj. ,
ket I.ihcr'" issues showing miAeu
changes. nv no especial alteration OF
international prices.
Total sales par value. aggregated
3I5.7T6. 900 odd q. - bonds r"maInod
unhlic cred on call.
The Wheeling intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1903-1961, 1920-09-30
w. J. woLLMAA co.'s
CLo8IRa BToCT MARKET

ny private wire to a T.. MnSt"n CO
New YORK; Sept 70 Tn" NOR" H"r
louH consideration given to tn" r"nd-
lusImnnt going on IN the r"nn"hl'S
market found reflection In II brisk de-
IiInd that DEVELOPED for tho traction
mad other puhll" uillity laSu"H Inter
buTu aud Philadelphia "a. WEI" among
tho shurcn la demand THIS group prom
Iarn 10 fare exceedingly well nr T"huI'
81 the reduction Ia the cost 81 llNlhE
HIrrI r"InnI"n M,hI,Hu I'iIul"u"' ana
al her lnTurn wrIC la better 'hll "hh
I"HnIn"d much "f lh' EI"und lhhl hhh
burn lunI uuiIloI Ia ia" day. ~ va"
cI"no tho innik"t wah rII"nH. "'wl'h
standing n scarcity 81 funds al" -" az
,,n,, a., IN, ,,II ,,t, The a,oI," oNnI
tia, commodity nnd nnnhulul aliualI"n
has hcCn uVoI innS
MAILMAN f.
The Wheeling intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1903-1961, 1920-09-30
UUaAn

Sow York. Sept. 20 Tho l"cnl mar
kot for raw sugar wnH quiet today and
whIlo no fTeah buHincss came to light.
Il appeared an if holders were moro
an iOuh TO soil hnd II wnn evident that
they would accept lower prices In order
to do business. Tho demand. however,
wnn light and prices were nUminally un-
changed At . cents for CubaA cost and
freight. equal to 10 ccRth for ccntIi-
fuRal
There WAS further reduction or -
cont "a pound hy ono or the leading re
liners In refined prices To tho hhHia OF
lII6O FOR mao Eranulatcd DIhcr Ionn"rH
wuIo unchanged at - "Cnth. while two
were nuI Of the market snIlI"ly h"'"nd
hand nugHIr were ulHu lnW'I'h hud Ihn
daclino failed I" hilnp about nny ma
otlai in.IrHar Ia lhU demand
SuHaT TuIuior ~"to ais" "aHior 10.
naIinH the unrutiiod '"ndlIl0uh Ia
Lntf, raw AID I"lnod aud 'l0alnu pIl'os
woro q In - p"iuta not l"wnI undci
continued lluuidai lnn
The Wheeling intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1903-1961, 1920-09-30
ST. MARYS

.
II T. SiIn"nI"n ana fhn'i'N 81 Nd.a'
! s!rrnI saturday Win friends ~ lLc Guy
: Nil aud MrT. hl"nA" lIpdln 81 He"-
/ port. .. wrro in town TuehdhI.
i. II. Marble and n"h Fl"yI "' i ms
! hnls were huslnoss 'hiIc'" "''' "'
day.
ira Hrammrt. candidate for member
"f liUuH" Of l'"lc6n'eH on w" i''Pu"'I
"a" u'hrt. wAH "a"ns"t'"H b""'"".a
hrI" In' Sh"I 49,, 1890 =,
| town Turad1y
| John IIu"Lmnn az '1"roTd"l" "'''nh
I'd ih" Montgomery rr'"'h h''' ''"'"'
| day. T.,
| tho city Saturday 'I"hsa"''"G ""A'
nonH
| VIM rTyOr aud s"n ItHyWonh 81 H"l
mon, woro horo Monday ~ hu"in"~
| Nj mud MIS- Everett Huhd"Tm"n "t
rtuIg wcTn the quests Of T"lnlir"H nero
| Tuordny
| Hamurl H. Montgomery. Inh"P"hu"ht
| candidate" for governor. OF 'hhTIcHlnh,
| addressed good EiLoh crown W 'ho
auditorium on saturday "it'th""" 49,
| Mia. Uarbnrd Jnni"nn Is 'P' nn'"k
| tho week with her dhuhtcr Nib Iip"-
ard Itlckoy, Of ClurksburE.
| Geo Kidd Of MoHH Kun. q. "HH inc
guest Of friends here sunday
acting burinnrH here SATURDAY.;
MTn Il. H. liollcH Ia null" III nj nor
! home "u Washington street ,
| & T.. GrOvrH Uf MhIl"i'n was '""
ing on hiH "nHt"m"rh her" lucho"S
| Mish"" It"rI h"'\',' "''" Hs,,.
dc" nr'ht SUM" WIN immune '
port
MIN Jan" M'I''" CT -" w. -,
I " WlI"y. ,..,,
| A u Ih'Ilo 80 ''"P''' "
Tuenh"y 900, ,,.-,, -, ..,o,,. wan
| hl"h i"li'" " ,',.
| nh"rrl"H h'!' "''''" tam,
MI """ III -, ,..,',, IA, I,,,
The Wheeling intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1903-1961, 1920-09-30
MONEY AHD uHOnAHuE

Now loIh Dop 20 rrI"o mora"
tho roror n pdI cent E-' hang" h""' Y
rIoriImE 40 day hIliH atlt '""'""'' !" !
40 day hlIIu on hauhn iia% '""""'' l"'
60 day bills ltl. hom""d an, '"hl"h
AhH. fs""T, demand "aH '"nI'" """
t!uiidrrs dcmnnd alOR '"hl'n AIN
I.lro. doIunud az. ,nhI'n tli MATHS.
dorpnud IGI 'hhIor lG2.
Now Y"rh cr"hsnR" 90 M"nlr""l W.
rcr r"m diH'"uni H"N"Inn"nl h""nH "
regular UnIITond bonds Gi"HdI inc
InanE nTrn 90 days % days ana
monthH. por C"nt
PIrTIInH declined further Ia ia" l"'o
dealings 80 day hills aA''' commercial
40 day hills On h"nh" M "a '"'"n'i' !
40 dny hiIIp AtfL, demand Az ;
..bIcs liR .aII mnuoy steady; high VI
law I. ruling ,sro Z, oi"si"E hld 7. Of
fored nj 4. isst loan Q. Hank a"""p"
tanro az
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nUTTun. n0au. OHn NAN

Row yurh. llopi 20 nuiior. unr"iil
Cd. creamery. higher than oIiiaH CO.'S %
Gir: creamery. oEiTa ~ scare co "ontH.
nrata 40 To 81 r"orn hih y" Packing
stock current mako No l. ~ C"niH
HGEa steady. fTrnh gathered. "SlTs
nra,n 6iOGlo. nTain 6lp 900. Hlntn.
r,nnnylvAnia and nearby wostsTn hrn.
noTy whiton nrHtH 10 >NtTHr hOm 100
state PCnnRYlvnhIn- aud nearby wrrI"rn
hanneTy browns. extra 100 Ib", ATTIC
Eathnrnd brownR and mi Eod Uol"Ts nIsIH
to oztTAH $50
ChocSe irregular. receipts 2Oid. state.
whole mia flats. current make white
aud c"iOtsd. specials l98Oho. ditto
average run TN ~ ;shC; state whole
O2tAo. ditto Average run aIh q 2hn e,
Live poultry quiel Chickens osproH"
20 n 800 dressed PANTRY sie"hi went.
sTn broiiers fresh tiUhi"
Flour unchanged
The Wheeling intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1903-1961, 1920-09-30

Wheeling stool corp. pfd a. rrnnn-
rrr b"nhr 'I"so i!oIi 10 f"r ~ pei cont
- oil dividend pnYnhIo oct
VII. cling I.Ir'I corp pIh II" TrnnH.
for h""ku 'l"n" H'pI ~. Ter -, pei
cont ,nHh div idund pay ubln oct. !.
whaling liIooI cory '"m .Trnnrfor
huuhr rIoao O"I IT.. for ppr cont fash
dIv ld0nd payable &"v. I.
Central t!InuH W"rhn TrnuHf"r h"'L n
oI"u" Sept II, for por cont "nnh hivi-
d"nd. nyablO oct ].
impartial GIaWH Works TrnnHfer books
close Sept. lRih. for y pnr cont cnuh
dividend payable oct. !. lhIO.
Wheeling Mold 4 Fdy 60 pfh Tram
fer bookN cloNo September 37th. for u
Ia. per cent cash dividend. payable oct
lat
Wheeling Mold & Fdy. GO com
TTuurIrr buokH tluHC October 2Olh Tor
n ,urh dividend Of 10 c"nta per Hhnrc.
pu \ nbI" N"IrmhrT lat.
Whr"Ilng steel 4 Iron told EtOCks)
Transfer bunl,t cl"H" oct -. FOR ! !,
per cent rnrh dividend. paynbln oct IT..
The Wheeling intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1903-1961, 1920-09-30
NAVY VICTORY. MEDALS

Navy Victory Medal can bc obtained
ut tho Navy Recruiting office. No. ~
Twelfth street Wheeling. Only former
regulars who were discharged under
honorable conditions and served during
the war arc entitled to medals Ihcy
mus, bring their discharge with them
TO the office.
Reserve men will be taken care or BY
rommandant Of district at Philadelphia
md officers by Bureau or Navigation.
The Wheeling intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1903-1961, 1920-09-30
CHICAGO GRAIN

Chicago. Sept. 2S--Seaboard buying OF
wheat tugethcP with frosty "o"lhol
.ytrnt had "A buIlish effect today on
grain vAluoa Wheat oloscd alT"n.. =
to 4 cents net higher. with poc'mo'I
I...iIL to IAN and March w Corn
gained ~ cents 10 "a t"h'a' "",n %
H,',,Is,o IL rruIn aud pruvIhlona 10 TO
tnmla.
The Wheeling intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1903-1961, 1920-09-30
PITTanUhan LIvn BTOOH

TIiIsmnrh. IA sept - iioas. 70
osipIp 5000 market l"w"r. hoaSloH
u | 90 heavy y"ihor" ~ iO0lI 90.
lIrhi ymL,rn tit oGU ID 10. piAn lld 90
0lo "a
Hhnop nnd Ianiha. ro''Ipih mo-. ihhi
no, iuwa,. top ahesp ~ 90 top inn'hn
- 90 caIyna r,roipta 300. maih"t
hlahur. Ivv $1,000.
The Wheeling intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1903-1961, 1920-09-30
TOLEDO 0AAIN

T"lrdn - sept. 10 Wheat oiui
Drc'rnbcr $50 ~
CIovor,ced. primo cash tltpAI Oclohsf
lIinn. December $500 January a.
huhiuaiy and March 10 20 ~
AIriL" prime ,nah 30 ib. October.
DorainI,ui nnI March ti6Hh
Timothy, prim" uaah DlplA anh lplp.
$3.50. nepl sah. Oolnh"r l'so! De-
GeInbsr l5.th! March tS.bS. s.,
The Wheeling intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1903-1961, 1920-09-30
LInHuTT MONDE

c,os"G: AZ iDc'7S: mrs, - yss7t; "oc.
ond - lSf 30: nrst tE'H tas.lO: H"cond
wa tat.lO. third dHH 1870, fourth
~ 1910, Victory IS'H f06 80. Vic
tory AKA $3.50
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PITTSBURGH STOCKS

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Furnished The lnteligrnu r Ivy A. T..
M,sten & Co. members Pittsburgh Stock
Exchange, second floor National Bank
Of w. Va. BIDS.
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1uod by "onvsrtsrs .pd nni.hors 81 fne:
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and yarns wcro dun and unsettled. knit
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NEW YORK CUB MARKET

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Exchange. second floor National bank
OF W. Va. Bldg.
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Evening star., 1920-04-08

class GA. Mckinley High, to Mrs.
NJ. b. Carroll; change the name of,
Miss e. e. Scott. teacher, Cook School.
to Mrs. b. s. Mitchell; dismiss Charles
Newman, laborer. Webster School, for
desertion of services: open frst grade,
class 2. Van Ness School. March %.
1920: open first grade. johnson School.
Rrook1and School, March %, 1920;
open ffth grade, Brookland School.
March 20, 1920; close sixth grade.
Brookland School. March 20. 1920:
close fourth grade. Brookland School.
March %. 1920; open fourth grade.
Langdon School. March "a, 1890: open
second grade. Langdon School. March
%. 1920: open eighth grade. Henry
Polk schools. March zZ. 1920; open
eighth grade. Jsffsrson- -Amidon schools.
March 20. 1926. opsn eighth grade.
K. v. Brown School. March 22.
1920; open eighth grade. Wallsch-
Towers schools. March 22. 1920: open
third grade, Petworth School. March
20. 1920: open eighth grade. H d.
Cooke School. March 20. 1920: open
second grade, H. d. Cooke School.
Evening star., 1920-04-08

er Junior High school, class 3: DR..
Fcsty Yoakum. dental operators; H.
r. Cronin, teacher. Eastern -Wal1ach
Night School: Irving CoEgins. teacher
Mckinley Night; F. W. Geise' teacher
Mckinley Night: e. H. Jonas teacher
Mckinley Night: f.. F.. Mitchell,
teacher Mckinley Night n. p SAT-
e. r. WisswelI. teacher second grade.
Grant School; Robert Jenkins, ssnl- a,,
3anitor, BurrviIle Night; N. v. butler,
caretaker. Birney Night William
schoolsy. csretaker. Park Vlsw School;
Lenwood Thomas. !aborer. Mckinley
High School: Casper Swami, lRborer.
Webster School: Riley Tunstall, Jani-
tor. Jefferson Night.
Miscellaneous aotions-Reinstate Mrs.
A. G. McKenney. now on leave. as
teacher second grade. H. D. Cooke
School; reinstate NJ. L. Frost. now on
leave. az teacher second grade. Grant
school: change the name Of Miss NJ. r.
Johnson. teacher third division. to
Mrs r. ]. Bassett; change the name
Of Miss Margaret Birdsell. teacher