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The Wheeling intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1903-1961, 1921-08-02
GILLIGAN SAYS 0'BRIEN
CONTINUED from Page Pour

fv;nr certificates as the ones -Gtiligan
claimed were falsely signed.
O'n-,r, started brisk CrOsS-exa nina
zion. attempting TO break down GILL;
gan's ,eS: tmony. and finally as reEu-
Ia bomb sprung the question AR" you
the same Charles =, Gii.iGan who waI
arrested In the county bG;ld!nc IN tHOS
charged with breaking !aso two ballot
boxes from WASHINGTON district and
from Philadelphia district n company
with : man named Far
:. No.
y. Were you arrested on warrant
sworn on, before SOUR" Hobbs charging
you wiki beaking into the county COM
missioner's office and tanpering with
ballot boxes? Was 4 warrant sworn
out Cor YOUR arrrs; AMI Were yon sen:
10 jan?
\ was arrested and sen: 20 jail
=. rId you have hearing lr:or"
SOUR" HOODS with number ~ wit
nessr4 presca, and WASH you" cas-"
So; "a Re heard before Squire Mugs
Were YOU he'd - IN" grand JHry'
y Y"N.
.. All before the grand Jury con-
vercd didn't II" case drop"
4 No. he grand jury found no: true
bi.
= Wee y,u caurn, tomperins w',h
the ballot boxes
Q Ma; .,me I'D yra go ,n:o ,h~
building"
\ AboL: : 90.
q VIA: urc wrro y"v apprehcndNd'
\ Mas no, caIgr'.
= VIA; TIM. w"r. Won found there?
~ Ahou' TO
q YoI had broken "1"". 'wo "a,iot
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,riNITER S.


". w, b. dow, tonight" Mar
x.rs, askct hr.,h a. NJ eft Us Monday
morning..
NO. not uU;N tcriay
BE haI told ire re would rHala.n IN
town IN" entire week. so | VS. prepared
ro- N.S answer
81 don, know wha; AHc" and will
do without YOU she said ignoring me
in her reply "a :: DID not exist.
.'Oh. you'll sc, along ali right Then
you'll have Vera now. The three or you
can have al sorts q good times.
Margaret made no answer. and ] said
nothing. But :e.: had scored De
cause Of Nci:h's IUjcH bringing nv
name Yet few moments after re
turned from the station II had wake"
there with kctch1 overheard re-
mark ,ha; spoiled mos: ~ my " :.
Why VI. people tan c"nt''' - or
Eossi? abou; 2""p;r careless win
doors AJa-" And why 49,. He".'.' 'nSH-
;ion names :: hey DO
had stopped n chc hail 20 t""S over
the mail lying on the stand. l. had
come d1rInr my absenre % tn" station.
and I thought that perhaps there might
be some word from SaNie as to father
condition The door 10 the reception
room was ajar heard Margaret sny:
You see what her coming has done
driven Keith away. He would have
come down every night II she had re-
manned away can't see what She
came Cor she's blind or she would see
he cares nothing for her"
Then Mrs De Isles husky voice: /
think you exaggcrate. Margaret. ! con-
cede Il doesn'c look as IL ne were crazy
about her-he has been down every
night. hasn't he Euc perhaps he feels
he has neglected hts work and must not
keep /, UP. I'm terC.h.y sorry. We
have had such Jolly zines together. l
expect our sailing daTs are rveT-un-
less we take her along"
knew I was the her" referred 20.
II teu YOU. Alice. Keith 'ar"s nothing
for her. How he ever came 20 marry
her | can't imagine she's not his sort
a. all"
You mean she's no; your eor:.
never saw such devotion You should
have let him marry ne. Margaret. then
perhaps you would have saved yourself
rs well as me- trouble. imagine you
and would always 1T II oG fairly
wei
II dom understand. Let him marry
you
"Oh. yes you do held !! against
YOU FOR while never had any proof
but tina, time ne took me down to STE
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or anyone present were asked to help
transfer these names.
4. Bob Clark's names were also
registered.
q. You saw me register names for
Bob Clark?
A. That Is nv impression.
Attorney Ritz argued for some length
ot.time until Attorney Con!ff appealed
10 the mayor 10 have the useless argu-
Ing that Is not getting is any place
stopped Mr.. Coniff said that witness
Is to be questioned. not argued over. and
int!mated that Mr.. RITES semi-mono'
logue was entirely out Of place. Fol
lowing a heated argument. in which
most Of the legal light participated
council adjourned until this evening.
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! HEALTH Talks |
By John B. Huber: AlM,MD
Comfort We nv people.-Bible.
PHrH1s1s AND THE GOOD SAMARITAN

I felt rather blue when l received the
letter which I reproduced in this col
umn asking why those consumpuves'
should be permitted at large. II seemed
10 me 4 melancholy thing that after
all The teaching OF the public regarding
the nature OF this disease, there should
BE people who would manifest SO little
consideration toward sufferers from 30
,rrr.l Il disease. 1t appeared TO me that
al our medical teaching has been in
VAN.
all never forget how some 20
year! ago. when doctors were in the
Aall: -! sending their tuberculous pa
ti":.. i; West for their cure, ] made
arraurr:#cnts for the admission into a
far Western sanitariutn. for one Of my
conSun,?i!y" ratientS-a young lady or
splendid :ui".lect great charm, kindly
and witha: ~ most sensitive nature
Although almost six feet tall. she
weighed just 80 pounds when she left
New York Her means having been OF
the very slightest. she had been obliged
In travel as cheap!y MS possible. and
she reached the city nearest her desttn-
IutIon late IN the third afternoon Of her
Journey.
The first thing she did was TO so tc
Il home" maintained by religious
body where she asked TO stay Just one
! night, until she could finish her wanter'
ing 10 her permanent resting place In
the morning. The Christians who main
tanned this Home" would not take her
in II was their rule to refuse con-
sumptivcs even for a night end with
the name OF the gentle Jesus over their
entrance door. they turned her away.
Doctors know there was no occasion
for so inhuman n procedure. Any cler.
Eyman could have oLened the Bible In
! his pulpit At the passage about the
Good Samaritan and with n little knowl'
edge gained from his family doctor
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who svore out the warrant against me.
II | had had my way l would have
kept them out until tho next morning
Il; n:ne o'clock, when II. Mofrett APP
reared.
z. Did they get In the Window
A. They did not. Bob Farley opened
the door when ne heard them coming.
q. You say TWO boxes were tempered
with: Tho warrant charges that the
3Ox.S were tampered with.
\. No; word of 1t IS true.
Her" Coniff asked AT the time nf
s:gu.as the afndav!c did you not have
word tina, Joe OEriea had approached
k!"!a""
y. Yes
=. You state In tn" AFFIDAVIT tha, you
verify be,.rve your statements ar" true
A. Yes.
An argument ensued hr;wcru O'Br."n
and ConiH about the meaning o. no
word verify. Nj. tOuiM proving that y
] means believing to ~" hes: 80 al, Z
The Wheeling intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1903-1961, 1921-08-02
MOTOR co.
GARAGE IS ROBBED
Thieves CT Ss4 Cash and About 900
Worth Of Auto Accessor1ss-
Police Have Case.

Some time Sunday night. thieves en-
tered the Hopkins Motor Car company
garage. Fifteenth and Eor streets, by a
rear way. About SS4 in cash was taken
from 4 cash register. and few auto
mobile accessories. worth about 5000
were missing when the garage was
opened Monday morning. The robbery
was reported to the police. No arrests
have been made.
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Comprising Blouse 1872. and skirt
1878. The Blouse - cut IN Sizes
81, So. IS. 40. AZ. A and a. !nch2' bust
measure. The Skirt IN Sizes: &c, -.
so. 81, 81. Sc and IS inches waist meas
urc. \ Medium size requires 81. yard,
Of i6-:ncn material :Or the skirt and )
wards of 3e-.nyh material for tho Waist
|, NAV be atrractivrly Developed N
checked C!nEham and piah. linen rs IL
Illustrated. The widen ot the skirt IA; the
foot is about ~ yards
This illustration calls for TWO sep
ar,,,e patterns which Will hc nailcCESo
anv address on receipt ~ l2c FOX
EACH PATTERN IN silver Or stamps.
Write name and address plainly. Send
IL cents 10 Intc!i'c"ncer Office. Wh"c!-
ing. w. Va.
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West Virginia Farmers
Get j. s. PiCriC Acid

MorgantoUn. w Va. August Or
ders for picric ncid "a nm explosive ar"
now hcinE solicited among the various
county farm bureau members. as this
state has been allotted 100000 pounds
nr the explosive from tho governments
surplus stock. This picric acid Is put
UP in cartridges and il fred In about
The same way that dynamite is used.
Tho price is very low and il expected
"a help many farmers clear ou' stumrs.
r"mn>r rocks. and dig dra!nage dr'hoS
q, VERY low cost. Orders for the acid
arc bong pooled So that West Virginia
can place An order in few days f"r i
carload nr tho explosive Tho bureau
81 puhlE. roads viii have charC" OF
the distribution.
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no PUBLIC pz1vx ron xuHDs

Can Francisco. Aug. 1.-The knights
OF Columbus will not engage In any
public drive for money to carry out
their educational and disqualification
pians for disabled and other former SER
vice men. Supreme knight James A.
Flaherty. Of Philadelphia. announced to-
day. The thirty-ninth international So
prene convention Of the order opens
here tomorrow.
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but eleven on the card had been checked
OFF Dick OBrien was giving out sam
pl,. ballots, and when he was processing
Ia work for me he gave n man ana d
lady one Of those with tho councilman
scratched.
U'Brirn: That was evidence Of
fraud"
\. Yes: l think we can prove enough
fraud.
O'Brien questioning.
.. Is /: natural for a man to ask his
friends 10 vote for him
\. ,h!ak SO.
=. Did you employ any workers
election day?
\ can't recall: perhaps one or two,
q. Who were they
\. 4 woman by the name or MISS
Belle strange. whom l paid 81. and Mrs
Di"N Russell. whom ! paid W.
&. Anybody else
A. No. sir
= pii you employ Custer
A. M
&. pIL you employ anyone at the
primary
A. Mrs Russell.
g. How much did you pay her?
\. Ten dollars.
-. Was there an organization back
Of R"Is'cr. chew and yourself?
\. Not that | know OF.
q Who pad for the dodgers that
wore spread broadcast through the city.
and for other work?
A. l don't know.
. pid you pay Frank o'Dore?
y No
Q. p!d you give yovr brother Joe
any money To pay him with
A. No.
q. How much moaeg did you spend
before and on election day"
\. Not more than S35 OF $40 for both
primary anG city.
= Dad YOU do any pclling7
\ Yes. | believe l did.
@ Who"
y a fellow mann d Dinger.
= How much did YOU pay him"
y. Five do!.ars. had DinGer pol!
No. because | VAS afraid you woU ID
SWING some votes OF me.
- You don't recall thct you spent
morr than 50 al tod al both cleo
items" And nobOtH. spent any money?
\ Not that | know Of
In response 10 Il question by Mr.. E!tz
NJ. GiiliCau replied. Walker. West
Becker and a number OF policemen. n;
leaS, one policeman in uniform. were al
uo,Lirr for ,rhon,oson at the polls"
OErirr took up his questioning again
y, - nhn,,. r,,ninc fo- ,he c,,r
,nr,irca,..
cam. - ,bo chemical engine
~ l,s,o IocL.rr +, ,oonon,.
10 a telephone call. Clarence Peterson
,,,;,I ,,o, C-,yo had ,cr, tho c.rtinca,,.
ur ,.r,,o had denu,iz.I .v.rv
w ,ha ,icro, h.cous. h. wa 9
80, r''ir,, =, ho T., -. office ,bot day.
w.
do,,,,i.oa al, 81
0'''
,h,,L .,,, ,,o oo-,i,c.,o
~ 49, w, i, o,,. 49,
H'' me- ''"'' ,s sa., T..
"'' ,i,,, , -,ieo,,.s
T $50 nis husI,
,,, ,ko, ,on,.
The Wheeling intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1903-1961, 1921-08-02
POLICEMAN ELBERTS
FALLS, BREAKING LEG

Policeman Frank EIberts Of Nern
Huron street slipped and fell last niEht
at o'clock near his home. breaking his
leg below the knee He was taken 70
the North Wheeling hospital. where no
will be confined for some time
The Wheeling intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1903-1961, 1921-08-02

The board OF county commissioners
opened bids yesterday for the repair
work 10 BE- done on Peters Run road. Vim
cont NrrCellotti was the lowest bidder,
his bid being ;2.5o3S2 while the highest
bid was by Springer & Stringer which
was s4015so.
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J. BYRON Eickerson. state commander
OF the American Legion, returned yes
trrday morning from business trip to
Washington. ID. G. where hr placed
four disa bled rX-scrvice men who are
to hc given free treatment by the gov
rrnment In hopes that they may be
cured.
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RMy&aiSa
~l~k.~

County Court Clerk J. Howard Wells
announced last evening that 1873 IL
ccnscs had been isued in his office dur
ing the month Of July amounting to
$lS.SScS5
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Charles Moore. colored. arrested by
Policeman Egenbroad on complaint or
Muorc's wife. who claimed ne was dis
orderly. was fined 81 and costs by Judge
Ritz yesterday morning.
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Covert Benson. Of Cameron. who was
injured in an explosion OF dynamite on
the Cameron road while at work last
Friday. Is improving a the Ohio Valley
General hospital.
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Frank Griffith. tho NTH member Of the
alleged hold-up gang that robbed Roy
Finster, Of Columbus. O.. last Friday on
the Country Club road was taken into
custody yesterday by the police.
The Wheeling intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1903-1961, 1921-08-02

Willis r. Marshall. chief clerk TO the
county court clerk. announced last eve
ming that 100 marriage Licenses had been
issued during the past month.
The Wheeling intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1903-1961, 1921-08-02

Bertha Mitchell and Joe Ross were
fined S. and costs in police court yes
terday morning Ivy Judge John S. RITZ
on 4 disorderly charge.
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could have explained TO his congrega-
ton how my traveller patient SICK unto
death az she was, could with safety TO
nil, have expected shelter until tho
morning. at least. have myself, oy
invitations of clergymen. explained all
this in their pulphs-
Upon a purely practical basiA thsre
is no reason why, with such elemsnt1ry
knowledge as I have constantly Been
handing out in this column, this inSdtn-
ton could not have provided shelter Tor
my patient without in the least 3eopAf-
dizinr the constitution Of any other pr
son. We should now know that II tho
proper disposition Is made Of tho con-
sumptiye's sputum, there 10 no dagger
OF infection to othera- The progI~1
OF the human race Is never furthefed
indeed It IL most depressingly retarded.
whenever the stigma Of inhunanity II
fastened upon religion.
ouEBrToHs AHD AHSXK
Foosh 3ASss
Would YOU kindly let ma how = WY
rood tooth paste or mouth WaSAf I
! have a very Offensive breath from ny
mouth. am healthy. I have . Tow
had teeth in my mouth. bot eanAot 30
| 10 the dentist just now.
Answer-The drug stores are fuu OF
theu-mostly good. no doubt But dSnt
delay your visit to tho dentist Sure
you're healthy? Better get good doc'
! tors opinion.
All INQUIRIES addressed TO Dr.. Huber
IN care Of tho Health Talks" depart
ment will be answered in these coau INNS
!. in their turn. This requires consider
able time. however, owing to the great
number received. So II 4 personal or
quicker reply Is desired. . stamped and
self-addressed envelope must b en-
closed with tho question.-The NdttAr.
The Wheeling intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1903-1961, 1921-08-02

The Federal Asphalt company began
work yesterday in pavinS TWenty-seT-
enth street
The Wheeling intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1903-1961, 1921-08-02
BRAIN TESTS
By SAM LLOYD
BY SAM LLOYD.
8 nnnutes to Answer This.

8 Minutes to Answer This.
Take a mothers precious possession.
add an important European capital city.
add a metal opener. subtract beast o!
burden and the resulting letters VII
spell Tho name OF al historical city OF
the anClcntS
Answer TO Yesterdays Puzzle.
Crcw", Cardiff. String. h"!'h. Bath
cato and Boutwell,
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Roth partics profit when th"y meet
through intelligence Want Ads
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restricted business.
GRAIN MARKET

Chicago. March 6. Additional heavy
rD,ns oyer the Southwest and Nn ah-
s,ncc or demand for export led I" seat
tered selling of wheat this morning and
the market opcncd weaker. Ther" was
a faIr demand on the dip aud prices
rallied from tho bottom. Trad" was
light. 'uo disposition being 10 await
the go}rrnmrut report on farm reserves
,r tho close. An advance Of five cents
in cash wheat was reported in ArGen-
tame. Opinion on tn" German Sltua-
ton was divided.
Nnr.A opened q, $l.G7 10 sL6I T.,
aCalnst &l.G7", al the end Hes,erdG1y'
Nav started at %l.5Sa4 TO Sl5S' i,
ngaIn-' 81 .I"l,, yesterday : last price,
Co,n vas easier with selling cnrour-
aged pv estimated receipts Of 80 cars.
Nav started at T07sc to TO&,c, against
lTl7.r -, tho end yesterday. July was
| Ylu,.d n, 73r to 50 Al the outset.
|oga,I.~r 7,i'sc at the end yesterday.
/ Uar, we're duh, but th" market was
,,.aa,. a> a rule, and offerings wcr"
,.g,r There was little buying by
|comu. ~,ioH houses.
Nav opened AZ 45a, to 456sc, against
t53,r at tho close yesterday. July
Ooponcd a, 4Ga,r, against AG@sc al the
Tend Yesterday,
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BROADER DEMAND
FOR CURB SHARES
Market, Generally, Shows s
Steady Tone-Oils Continue
Favorites

New York. March S.-The Broad
Street Curb in its established position
Of a cash market. indicated the general
trading situation by the manner in
which business was conducted on n
small scale today without special var a
tion in prices. There was a broadening
demand that indicated increased ac-
tiyity Ms soon as something occurred to
indicate vigor in the trading situation.
Columbia Emerald sold at the new
low Of IA About a year ago the stock
sold cuual to 32. Carib Syndicate also
was traded in on declining scale. the
price being carried down to new low
Of 5ts. Carib Trading. which q year
ago sold at 800. was offered at II.
In the market. generally. n steady
tone was shown. Durant Motors was
traded in at 2O9, to 207s and Car Light
sold nt - to "a. Elk Basin. which has
been strong for some DAYS. reacted from
9ls to S7s. Guffcy Gillespie made a
brisk recovery of over 3 points. selling
nj 1894. but later fell back to -. There
was good amount Of business in Fay
Petroleum. a newcomer on the curb at
IS to Is.
Standard Oil of Indiana was steady. .
selling at 6oTs. Ryan Oil was in good
demand. selling at Ihs to "a. Mara e
caibo ranged from % to 22l2. Texas
rights sold at "A.
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PRICE MOVEMENT
STILL IRREGULAR
Perplexing German Situation
Served to Intensity the
Waiting Attitude

New York. ,NlarCh : There was a
repetition Of the sluggish and irregular
price movement in todnyS stock mar
| kct, with strength and hcavnPsS de-
NolOping according 10 whimsical changes
| ot position Of tho trading contingent
| who had complete domination OF the pro
c"cdings. In other words. the market
| was practically loft TO the tender m"r
! cicS Of tho room traders. operations on
| the pnrt Of both influential traders and
! the public being conspicuous by jh"ir
! absence. At tho outset tho market
! practically diSrcgardcd the peSsimistir
reports from abroad on tho German sit
uution, but. aS il happened yesterday.
il soon showed signs Ot turning. with
the forfeiture Of much Of the early i'm
| rrovcment.
The vnclInting character Of tho fac
| tuatiOns among the moro prominent
speculative issues reflected littio al~e
than the professional iockPying for po-
sition which proSicod the b"St profits,
whether on tho selling or buying side.
/ II was evident at any rate. tho pCrpleX-
| ing German situation had Influenced n
/ strict adherence 10 tho waiting position
| on III" pnrt ~ the more influential in -
tprcSts In that Will" tho foreign sit
nation appeared critical on the surface.
I il was only guess what was going on
arc far reaching. for no ono can toll
what hothcadS politics. revenge and
avarirp may do. II was only natural,
therefore. excepting tho gambling clo.
mon'. for the rank aud flo IN be willing
to stick "a ~idr lines and look on rather
than attempting to guess what would
turn MP mex.
Dealings NJ the opening wore light
and irrcgulnr Fr"sh pressure was di-
rerted agniu>, some nf tho rails and
shippings. but tho general list was only
slightly changed. New York Central
fell II, points in tho carly offerings and
United Friut lost | point. nnltimorc
and Ohio. Great Northern. Pittsburgh
aud West Virginia. American Tntornn
tional, General Electric. I'uitcd states
Rubber aud Scars RoChU"k comprised
tho other roa"tionary ISSUES.
The markets tone improvod' within
the first half hour. when shorts covered
hurriCdly. In tho early extension Of tn"
rise Mexican Petroleum advanced | I.
and General Asphalt =. more moderate
gains being mad" by Chandler. Stud"-
baker, Cruriblc and International Ia .
per. This Hdvantag" was cancelled
when ~hppugS became moro reaction
AIRY. United Fruit falling 4 points to
3N' ,. u now low record. Food shares
also W"rc adversely affected. Beet Sugar
losing | point and American Sugar "a
Among tho inactive issues declines Of
-, points hy Remington Typewriter
aud a. by Mackny Cos. Wrr" note.
worthy IlcaviuoSS Of Reading first
and second preferred were tho only
striking features among rails.
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Raw SUGAR Market Quiet

New York. March S,-~An advance OF
one.quarter cent in the price of Cubas
five cents, cost and freight equal to
6O2 cents, duty paid. caused no surprise
in thetrade, as such action had been an.
ticipated when the committee was an
pointed by President MenoCal There
we're no sales reported by that body yes
terday. In some quarters 1t is believed
the action Of the committee in advanc-
ing it's selling price will encourage the
importation Of sugars from outside
sources On Monday, 5000 bags Porto
Ricos for prompt shipment were taken
by local refiner at 6 ~ cents, c +
and $500 tons San Domngoes afoat
were also purchased, by local rehner at
4's cents c, /, +, The local rehned mar
ket Is unchanged.
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Commodity Markets
COTTON MARKET

New York. March Weak Liver
poo! cables caused an easier opening in
the cotton market today, first prices
being : to "a points net lower. Wall
street and room traders were leading
sellers, while spot and foreign interests
bought at the opening. About seventeen
notices we're in circulation.
I.at"r the market rallied on support
from Liverpool and New Orleans
sources. and nr the end of the first fif-
teen minutes active positions wer" about
l% points net lower.
Private rabIcs from Liverpool said
that the market there had been unset
rlod. owing 10 political developments
and American selling. The news from
Europ" restricted business.
Evening public ledger. [volume] (Philadelphia [Pa.]) 1914-1942, 1921-03-08
DIVIDENDS DECLARED

Bangor Railway and Electric Co ousr.
terly Of ~ per cent on preferred. payab,
AnriI | 10 stock of record March 10 '"'"
Tobacco Products Corporation ou,r,orr.
Of - PEI cent on preferred, payable Apr,I
I to stock Of record March H. '''''
Northern Pacific quarterly Of "a, ,,ro,,
pavable MAY = to stock Of record March Is
BaYard Bowie Jr., formerly with IIaln"i,
stuart Co, ~ associated with Harriynu
Smith & co.. i' their sales department
National LicOrice Co. QuarterIy H., Nor
cont on preferred, payable March 81 to stU,I,
Of record March -. wv IL
tinted Fruit Ca. Qua't"ri, Of 50 pa,abi.
April IS TO stock Of record March I9