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as President Of the Trustees expired |
namely April LIST. would be the prop
er time for my resignation from the
Board to take effect. 1 therefore
wrote Judge Rice again 70 that effect
adducing as another reason why ]
should not continue a member Of the
Board. the opposition which 1 have
often expressed TO capital punish
ment and the whipping post.
Since the Inauguration about one
year ago OF the honor system by
Warden Plummer. system which as
you know has my hearty approval
and support. I have more clearly
realized than ever before that the
degradation OF public whipping
was no aid TO reformation OF con-
victed prisoners.
As believe that the reform and
subsequent return 20 society OF law
breakers should be the main object
OF penal institutions ! feel strongly
that 1 ought not longer TO seem TO
endorse methods OF punishment OF
which do not approve and which ]
am WWMN Af'"" AN NNNNNN"'H - N"' W.
tainly due 20 the members OF the
board that ! should explain 90 them
my reason for resigning at this time
/ and 20 assure them OF my continu-
/ ing interest in the welfare OF The
/ prisoners and the success OF the
honor system.
1 wish TO express my high regard
for the members OF the board. War
den Plummer and the employees gen
orally and 20 emphasize my confident
hone that the New Castle county
workhouse will succeed more fully
as the years go on In returning 60
society valuable citizens who would
otherwise be continuing menace.
Very truly yours.
r. ALLEN HILLES.
The resolution adopted boy the
trustees on the resignation was as
/ follows:
1T was resolved. That in Mr
| HMes' retirement from the board
I the institution has lost the valuable
services Of a very efficient and self
sacrificing member; that the board
desires TO express its very great APP
probation Of the splendid service
that Mr.. Hlles has given 10 the
board during the time OF his mem
bership on same: that the board
| feels that 10 will very greatly miss
his wise counsels and untring ef
| forts in his work while a member
Of the board for the uplft and the
botterment Of the persons committed
20 our charge. The secretary wal
INSTRUCTED TO spread upon the min
lutes this expression OF our warm re-
gard for Mr.. Hilles services and O
convey TO him our regret at hi
retirement"
At the reorganization meeting J
Frank Ball was elected president
Daniel W. Corbit, vice president
and Horace l.. Dnworth. secretar
and treasurer. Mr. Ball had bee
. secretary for many years.
owing to the bids for supplyin
1000 tons Of coal for the workhous
Evening journal., 1921-05-11
DEFIANCE ron IRISH FREEDOM

Irish freedom was endorsed by
the Defiance Athletic Association
last evening The resolutions will
be sent 10 the senators and repre-
sentatives Of Delaware at Washing
ron
Evening journal., 1921-05-11
LONGER RIOUSES.

Some Of the dressy blouses are
coming i'm longer lines They eX-
tend quite below the waistline and
are of very soft material-many OF
them are black. embroidered in gold.
Evening journal., 1921-05-11
DENTIsTs AT DINNER TONIGHT

The Delaware Dental Society will
hold its monthly meeting and dinner
I'm the Lambros az Z o'clock tonight.
Dr. Printz, of the University of
Pennsylvania. will be the chief
speaker with him will be a num-
Der Of Philadelphia dental men. who
will also speak. Medical men Of the
city have been invited TO attend.
Evening journal., 1921-05-11
RosoM FRONTS

Many Of the new blouses which
are finished with the Peter Pan col
/, lar are fashioned in front so as to
give the effect of a shirt bosom.
Evening journal., 1921-05-11

workhouse for cure have shown
progress. Only two OF the addicts
discharged from that institution by
Evening journal., 1921-05-11
SAY j. 5. Forced
BERLIN'S HAND
(contInued DON hrst pagel

CONTINUED from first page)
settlement to American pressure on
Berlin. Secretary Hughes last note.
bidding the Germans make accept
able offers to the Allies was credited
with being the deciding factor in
Berlin's decision. American sue
cess i'm bringing about an uncondi-
tional surrender was said TO be proof
that the United States now holds the
whip-hand in international affairs.
She will be the one 90 see that Ger
many lives up to the obligations
finally assumed by accepting the
ultimatum. newspapers said. One
complained that Germany and
France are now face to face" un-
der the treaty while the only prac-
tical way of dealing with Germany
is a hand to throat" policy
"Pertinax." in Echo de Paris.
pointed out that a strong minority
I'm the German Reichstag indicates
the acceptance is only temporary
and that nothing will prevent a
French advance into the Ruhr at the
first sign Of non-fulhlment.
The Journal declared the return
OF the United States TO the Allied
councils was the cause Of the quick
change IN Berlin"
Evening journal., 1921-05-11
Graduation
Gifts

Jewelry-the gift for a
lifetme-is the most popular
choice for the school and coll
lege graduate. Fond memoir
les OF carefree school days
and the friendship prompting
the gift are constantly re-
called at the sight Of your
token.
Evening journal., 1921-05-11
Tenth and NEsIII Z 9 al
Market Sts. VlllIdTQ I. LAWS SecC
Gift Season Rapidly Approaches
And All Wilmington Recognizes
DAVIS AS THE GIFT STORES

It's not always an easy matter to think of Just
what to give on these two occasions. The things you
would like to give, someone else is likely to give,
too. The chances of duplication are essened, how
ever, since a selection at stores affords you a
wide range in gifts of the very best quality.
Evening journal., 1921-05-11

DR.. Robert W. Tomlinson as cured
have been returned within the past
six months.
Evening journal., 1921-05-11

WASHINGTON. May II Omitted
Press The acceptance by Germany
Of the Allied reparations demands
was described today as pleasing to
the American government.
This government has frequently
made IL known that it desired Ger
many to accept the Allied demands
and officials here today believed that
this action by Germany will have a
good reaction throughout the world.
The German acceptance, IL was
pointed out. gives for the first time
a basis upon which a general recov-
cry in Europe can be attained.
The acceptance also is regaYied
here as a vindication OF the policy
pursued by Secretary Of State Hughes
in the reparations negotiations with
Germany and the Allies.
The latest Allied demands are re-
garded here as reasonable for Ger
many to accept.
Evening journal., 1921-05-11
Wedding
Gifts

Let us suggest your we'd
ding gift. You will find that
the useful gift is the appre-
ciated gift. and II your selec-
ton is made with this
thought In view we feel safe
in promising that we can
serve you. our stores az this
time offer a diversity OF
charming gifts that will al
ways serve TO recall the
pleasant reminiscence OF the
wedding day.
Evening journal., 1921-05-11
A Gift From DaUiS'

ALWAYS SIGNIFIES QUALITY. 1T CAR
RIES WITH 1T THE THOUGHT THAT YOU
ARE GIVING THE BEST OBTAINABLE-
THAT YOU ARE GIVING THE SAME QUAIL
ITY YOU WOULD BUY FOR YOURSELF. AS
FOR PRICE-THE DAVIS STORES ALWAYS
INVITE COMPARISON. AND OUR CON
STANT GROWTH DURING FORTY ONE
YEARS Is EMPHATIC PROOF THAT OUR
PRICES WILL STAND RIGID COMPARISON.
Durant weekly news. (Durant, Choctaw Nation, Indian Territory [Okla.]) 190?-1944, 1921-11-25
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Durant weekly news. (Durant, Choctaw Nation, Indian Territory [Okla.]) 190?-1944, 1921-11-25

Probably the prclticst Mu.D,u 900
the world to-day are ia" ki',ueA
Qucrns ~ the mnPAzine ads
Durant weekly news. (Durant, Choctaw Nation, Indian Territory [Okla.]) 190?-1944, 1921-11-25

tratini runs ia. m,,. ,b. r.,,,l.
turn With . lnul,rr look rn tho nd.
minisiratiun of Woodrow william
Republican power. lik, M. ,,,mn
thud back east.
Oklanum,ns r,..p,,., tn. ir,,.,,,,,.
of III. prcsi,I,n, I'm, ,,prn, p.,,.
a high cumplimcn, ON tho result. of
misdir"ct"d good intention
The report that Editor John Fields
would lac , candidate. t,, TN. p,.,,,i,
a mistake John SAY, ON. ,ho, .,
running tor governor ou the R,puh.
lican ticket is enough fn, ,p, am,
ordinary person
Editor Bob Kidd of th, p,,,,u
News was unable Ia ,.ll ur..iJ,r,
Harding Just wha, he thnurh, ,hnu,
the birmingham sp,.rh I'm, de.
cIares that wbil,. tn, ,,,,.i.,,..,
Intentions. such uttcrancrs viii oul,
lead to few mohs which mi,b,
not have been orarniyod had IN.
speech been LEFT unspokrn.
The Republican lo,r iras, i. ,o
he held IN Oklahoma CIV during the
Christmas holidays. Son,. of IN.
leaders desired to hold !, earlier l.u,
CONGRESSMAN ii"rrick could no, re,
here sooner. and would il mo, H., a
love feast unless IN. doughty Man.
uel wcr" pr"son, To lead IN tho
speechmakinr
Durant weekly news. (Durant, Choctaw Nation, Indian Territory [Okla.]) 190?-1944, 1921-11-25

Republican, power. like IA, tramp
of th" elephant went d"Nu with a
thud back east,
Durant weekly news. (Durant, Choctaw Nation, Indian Territory [Okla.]) 190?-1944, 1921-11-25

ohldh"inans respect IN" iut'utiuus
or til" president. but cauunt Pass
high compliment ON N" results of
miSdir"ctrd goud intention.
Durant weekly news. (Durant, Choctaw Nation, Indian Territory [Okla.]) 190?-1944, 1921-11-25

{. Martin and " Il Alexander
made cotton picking record on
the Greenwood farm -ouih of Durant.
the former picking a3> pounds and
H." latter ala pounds. ~ on" day.
Durant weekly news. (Durant, Choctaw Nation, Indian Territory [Okla.]) 190?-1944, 1921-11-25

Ms, Ethel Wijh,l.un. IA" Young
lady who was run down ana hurt
by the :rc departments hose wagon
when IL r,n M on the walk. was al
lowed damages uf slUo 10y tho ,ry
council
Durant weekly news. (Durant, Choctaw Nation, Indian Territory [Okla.]) 190?-1944, 1921-11-25

Choc,tV Indian. had uaSs
meeting - M,Alcstor and passed. a
resolution ia\orinc the s"lliur OF the
surfac, uf the segregated coal and
asphalt lands b,luurur tu ~, uihr.
The Wheeling intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1903-1961, 1921-06-25
CHICAGO LIVE STOCK

Chicago Jun" "I--Iattie. receipts
, 900. bccf steers mostly l5c /" cic low
rr: spots "ff more. top tS.5|. weight
1867 rounds: hulk 800 n 500: shr-Storh
dull. uneven. spots inwcr. bulk a cows
and hcirCrs s. - 500. bulls weak. bulk
holocnas $3.50 50; butcher grades
mostly $3.50 } -. veal calves steady.
bulk 10 packers $3.50 Us. stockcrs and
feeders dull
Hogs, receipts "S.oon. opening lSr To
&c higher: better grades active. others
SLOW: closing with most advances lo>t on
hacking grades comprising bulk of lih-
c-al holdovcr. top $3.50. bulk sS.3S"
SIS. pigs l5c ~ &c higher. bulk dcSir-
abb" $3.50.
sheep. receipts 1000. lambs 21c -
so luwc-: MOST natives 30" lower. top
jllc5. Gull natives largely Si.iu. sheep
mostly steady Som" heavy eve" lower ,
best light grade 'ucS ;LS0, b.; weight
3" jnrr3nn
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SUGAR

New York. Jun" t. Tho l""aj maj
10 iur raw >u.;Ir wds quiet and no ncT
hu >iucSS MS reported. Th"rc wis no
raLASc N quotations. "hivh continued
-: cents for centrifugal. hut III" Un-
d.rtonc MAS tirm. with offerings light.
There wAa Il moderate trade IN raw
e,srsr cIturcS and prices were irrcEu ~.
',uSirC ii, points HcrhN" ana : NJ
adNanrC. Near months w"r" over an
der liquidation and selling b. commits
sion houses. White distant W'.itrC>
we're higher on covering Hri trrh'' buy
NIX the latter SAID - l." ~" 'niNnS y
&C hedges AGAINST Sa>"S 80 actual jag
, tossed IT, So. S""t"'nHc" 3 -. -.
60. lr.h"r So ',rd NJ. y. 8? Jt al lul
TNc warhc' f0r r,':n'd "Hs unS'tt -
.,nd price" N"r.' r"'iu,"d t'm P"I:'. %
-cNCral 81 tho ''idtLG rCi.u"-S - '.n
rL~iS or 8 81 for mo- ErLnulatcd. j''
'owcS' To- Il =" '0rd"d ~ over iVC year q.
Others w'r" Urrh.,re"d at San for ~
rr"nuit'"h.
Ecrncd Cultures were nominal VIII ~"
Transactions. I'siGc hlG, WCr" - y"
points net higher with JUlE quoted 1t
$50, S"rrCmh, and fcCcmhrr. Si.J5.
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sRApSrREET's REVIEW.

\~w Y'ra. lrr" g -RraGStrectS to-
nrurr,,, VII ~
H..h temperatures ard -" advance ot
it.' ,"h~"n have made '"r some 'nrrca -
W. u.,ir'hUtrIn 90 iiGh' SEASONAL goods
- rrrai' AMI favored e, iair.v active &c
u-d"- business uf ;Nr s.ulal Tat "fi"N
We from juhH":s Though at tho same
,Ir. making for u ~hJd" more IuIcf m
large lrdusirl's t".,"c'!uH arc. IT pos
sihlc. slightly slower. An! Weather irr"E-
u'ar:ucs. much r""Grd ram" n some
sections. ra-ticularl, IN" ~"u'n. hut con
t:nu.d drought and h";t ~ Others. n"ih-
~ n" Atlantic tui>, states. .'niHTt
nt'lC more irrCsulLrttH I" crop REPORTS
though nrt materially changing me ""oC
riir inuk prC s3"'!S.y noted - WN~' m
;ort4nt grain producing areas t"fl""-
non -, tvs lItIr- - EHd III -" U"t ~
tally important DECLINE : shown ~ wheat
p-lrrS. GcspH" rU-' reports from tAe
different :,rr:lrr@ and even nrau' he's o.
~" .a"l, trades still ldrN ur:i"rni'N.
although The genera, statement may l."
mad" thL' things commercial arc on the
Quic' ''h"
Weekly hank c.raraHr"% sf.|"'ASs.non
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n, !. STOCKS

New York. June - business nv 'n'
StrCh exchange today VA '"'hi'"'"''N''
~ dull and narrow. h,A.iGSS T.? IA''
most part lacked ~" r'|c''"n'r. &c,
me0t$ which ,ontrtHut'd I me recent
depreciation Of prices.
Speculative caNort;cs. especially tH0N''
embracing the o.. stcC.. m"t"- n"i
chemical groups. were ta'-ly steady AnH
occasionally strong. NcAr'H"s~. Wn''h
sometimes ho-dcrcd o. Ne-IAncs d. 49,
manifested. however. I. s';n' "H>tp;"
preferred Issues.
Conscious example ~ ~ c'A.~ a
cludel American N-'t':!s Far :. LHiHH-
u:al t.CChCt Ba't"iH l"'NN'''N'. ''7'
trail Leather. C"i;cH h~&k. '"'AN"''
Graph ophonc and Mcr""a;:,' Nor'n'. ~
last making An extreme 60 Inc 81 n'"'
The Wheeling intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1903-1961, 1921-06-25
Burrn1, xaos, CHEESE

New York. June "t.-Euttrr nrToi
higher than extras. 80. u
35,.c: creamery extras -: Srurcl. "tM
Ji!-c. creamery lirSt% thS Ia 81 score).
II 133rc. PACKING StVch. current usih".
so. ,. 100.
H:GEs. nrmer. Fresh gathered 'LtTa
nrsts. 49, N5nI.c: do. Nra'&. 49, u -
stat rcunSy lvan..t and nearby w'",
crn hern"ry "hit"s, ur"t> - C\irL..
SOnS9c: a." browns. extras. 1"i &c
do gathered hguwr- ana NAKED C"'U-*,
hrSt% to rAtrt". - = o..
t.hcc.. urm STATE wh"i" mrlk.
rats. rresn. specials. - = n l"':'. 10.
average -ua. t'qm l@'.'. state. wh"i.
milk twins. specials. ~ Ql6',". d..
average run. ~. l5'
li,r roul,rr. H-m"~ h-"ricr>. 20
SOC fowl. 3Jc. r"c-t"r~. -. Dressed
roultr,. irregular old r""S,'rs. q" ~.
Flour. quiet
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PADEN CITY


Mrs e. r. Shuaer and daughter. Beu.
lah Pauline. Of Parkersburg. are tn.
guests OF Mrs. w. A. Powell
Mr. and Mrs. Alex Koerber have re-
turned from Wallace, where they weIc
the guests for a few days Of relatives.
Rev. Clifford Buoy. OF Bethany. is
Spending the weekend with friends.
Miss Gertrude Kimble and her guest.
Mis- Lilah Montgomery. OF Ciarksburg,
were III" guests Thursday Of friends in
Mlddiebournc.
M;ss Myrtle Scamahorn is recovering
from a brief illness at her homo here.
Miss Mamie Reed, Of Wheeling. vii.
arrive here Saturday evening to spend
Il few days at the home OF Isaac Rock
WEI. while cnIoute 70 Middleboufne 10
srsnd her vacation.
Mr.. and Nib. Ralph Reynolds and
children have returned from . motor
trip To Cambridge and other points in
Ohio.
Mrs. Fanny I>oGcs. Of New Martini.
yillc is the guest of her parents, NJ.
and Mrs. Frank Tippias.
Mrs. Henry Jacobs entertained i
large number Of friends Thursday even
ing in honor OF the eighteenth birthday
anniversary Of her daughter. Mis- Eva.
The hours were devoted to social pug
suits and at a late hour q delicious Ice
course was served.
Mrs. CAyt Powers underwent an or
Grafton for appendicitis IN the Ohio Vai-
Icy General hospital in Wheeling.
Thursday.
N. G.. Noble is moving his family I"
Horncll y. y. where he has accepted
Il position. They expect TO leave this
city carly next week.
II. \. Murphy. and Friend Steele wer"
business visitors Friday in wheeling,
Mr.. and Mrs. Jacob Dennis. we'll
known and Cst!mabe couple Of this CITY
VIZ: celebrate thcier siXtieth wedding
anniversary. Monday June 81. In hor-
rr Of the occasion sumptuous picnI
dianer Will be served at high noon 1t
tho Padrn park Many relatives I'll!
friends have been invited and the NTH
generation will be representa-. Mr.. Den-
mis- is - years Of age and his wife Is
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Wheeling Steel Corr. pfd. A.-Tr

Wheeling Steel Corp pfd. A.-rrans-
Yer books close lunc -. Tor per cent
cash dividend payab.c July |.
Wheeling steel Corp PA. i Trans
Tor books C,CSc June -. ;Or - per
cent cash dividend. payable July |.
Contra. Glass WORMS. Transfer h6ons
ciose June II. l"r Il regular - per 'cn:
>a>h div Idrud. payable July !
Wheeling r.rc Ia 60 Transfer
hoons close JUu" -. for :, : per IN;
Iu'y :.
Whc"nnE Mold & Fly. %. rtd.-..
Transfer ho"n> rloSN Jun" =. '"r :.
per cont cash dividend payable JUiy !.
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". ]. woI.LldAN 4 co.'s
CLOSING STOCK LETTER
R> private wire to \. +. Mastcn q 60,

CR> private wire to 4. +; MaStcn q COZ
NV York, June "i-CunStruct.Ie
sentiment was improved 10 some ca
ter. on Washington talking OF tax re-
duction. Som" reports that internI!
revenue bill wien introduced VII! pro-
vide drastic reduction Of the SurtaN on
individual! incomes. TransacuonS N
stocks were of small volume during the
afternoon feature Wa advance IN Coco
Goa. which Was run up above 81. Ma
rine pref. was weak feature early. re
covered about hali Of its loss. Mex
can Petroleum went above ll% and Al.
lau,c Cuff Wa strong. There wa% NJ"
pressure Of stocks in general Est inh
out dc demand wSS small.
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CHICAGO GRAIN

chicago. June q Black rust ~ It's
damaging stage WAS reported t"Ht
from three counties IN South lG.h"'d.
M III. Wheat market ranged higher
most 81 the time Is 4 result. Tn" '1",c.
HOY ever. WAS Unsettled at CAaciiy ~"
same Az y"Strr!av'S nnISh, WltI July
$lJUA. to SlIl and September El.2}".
10 &l2i corn lost - ~ ~ ana oats
AT Il shade t. =, cent. In rr"NiSl
IN" Outcome was unchanged t. l,c h:Sh'
- Table.
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PITTSBURGH LIVE STOCK

Pittsburgh. Juno -. Hogs -Eccclnt.,
? 800. steady HcANl"-. $N.h0h SO
heavy workers. and light y"rhcrs, $3.50 e.
?.l5: pigs. salsa 80.
sheep and Lambs Receipts 900.
steady. Top >hccp, SO.-S. top lambs,
IlIS0 lower.
C3.Ivcs- Receipts. COO. steady Top.
Sli00
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LDE1rY BONDS

\,V York. juno e. LIBERTY bonds
,'oscd SIS $500 rrst .. =, -
BIZ. second s.. $685. 49, =. So.
$3.50: second cas- $3.50 third 9. ;,
50, IS fourth So tSh.s. N'rt"r".
=. 80 90. N'rt"r,. "a f0S 80.
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STANDARD OIL
SUBSIDIARY STOCKS

Wheeling. " Va. jaw" =. 81.
Furnished The lnteliiEencer by 4.
MASteu { Co members New York stock
Exchange. secord floor National Banb
u W Va. B,dE
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IL Cents for GAsolene

TcIarkan.,. Ark. juno e 'ia~Nlcnc is
sold A. -, = :;nN"N hy two local filing
station. r,u"r sr-ti"ns are charging
l. and itr.
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Customary nur KNIT underwear. is T.
al wcoI-krlt'
Merchant -hch' Mem erasmus v"S3 .
VOC. nit -ELltimor" New.
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BOSTON COPPER STOCKS

vhec.nS. ". Va. June -. 81.
Furnished Tho lntsinEence- by A. r
naSten Co. members Boston Stock
eA,hunre. second floUr National hAnS
u " Va. ELdE
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Steel SITUATION IN YOUNGSTOWN Lifeless

Youngstown a.. June "a That the
American SH',t q TN Plate co. mas
dropped It's prices To the new incepcnd-
,nt level, a, :, n"T reported by >ucn
mAhcr> g hU; further evidence a.! the
fact that the leading >;CC. interest /!
determined :" nee. IN" competition 't
me smaller producers and also that IA"
volume ~ r"InS business IL :" SINAI
ma; not CNrn Inc leading interest ran
allow any IL c>CaU" w.;h"u' nGhtnE
f"r IL. 1'hc new s1cr; prices are s. 4
ION down from the stabilized level Nae
on blue anNcal"I: ..,.'' or black and
4.75c IN galvanized base
loNc- wage A." reg" rdcd as assured.
Operating losses have been encountered
1T IN" higher prices. !; = expected tnat
lower prices a. THIS Na" VIII do Itiie
g." STIMULATES hu ,lncS> ard SO tho con
rCsSioua rf'sc, hy various economies
among wh,ch uni"UplcI!! WI. hc re-
'iu"''! WIG" rates
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N. Y. COTTON MARKET

Wheelns " VA. Jun" =. -
H,ren A. Co. fnCmbera New YORK stock
Exchange. Second floor National lAnR
NJ " N BOX.
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PETROLEUM

~ C:r, Pa. June g. trcdl' hH!-
anccs. So Runs. - -: average.
IS.:lE Shipments. G1.i'G. average.
io."@h.
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PITTSBURGH STOCKS

Wheeling. ". Va. June -. -.
furnished Tho lntelliGenc"r by A. E
Aasten & Co. members Pittsburgh Stock
exchange. second floor NatsonA! hank
NJ " Va RldH.
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Did you ever know woman on
seeing bay who didn't remark. Isn't
he cutc''
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LOCAL STOCKS

Wheeling " Va. Jun" - 4.
Daily quotation list Wheeling Stock
Exchange. compiled for The lntcili.
rencer.
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NEWS OF BUSINESS


The Pittsburgh & Vest Virginia kaIl-
way 90. ha, let Il contract for the con-
Slrucuon or thc proposed Eel! hrAAch
into IN" coa, fields owned by John y.
EEL 81 tt.hurEh The branch involves
;hr hul!dins "f -, miles 80 track ana
W., Ia. rumnictrd by TS". Ii.
Mr. H.. agrees !" -ta9.iHa Goa! min
in- na"ra;:unr haN!ur = daily capacity
~ .:.urr TONS. ~. -; whiCh would I've
>nipl.i rv,.~ ~, Pittsburgh ard West
N."un.t Railway under contract.
Tn" construction WORK wi. start at
rnrc
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lS% lSA lHs IS
So , So -
Tct.,, sales 5Oo.l0N shares.
NEW YORK CURB MARKED

Wheeling. W. vi. jane =. 81.
Reported by 4. h. Mastea & Co. Nom.
Oers New York Stock Exchange. secous
floor Nau?CaI Bank OF w. VA. Bldg.
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Carload Freight

A, meeting IF tho imhh" s'"rF'"'
Commission Of West Virginia h"'d re-
Gently II was decided 10 discontinue the
handling ~ less than carload fr"iGh'
in th.s rily |, any rsrS"n has any or
,cc,icn- ~ ms nrr ruling h" m1H stat"
thew before the commission on or nc
fore July l.. at tho t:am!o' EuIl?iNS
Charleston Notices 20 thie erect nave
been rostcd about the station IN this cl'E
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\ birthday party Will II" h"N 'hiS
evening in honor of Miss Maize Jones
Of Main street tn" rmrtH viii he hcid
at her homo and an enjoyHhl" time tx eA-
prried ny the large number Of relatives
and friends that have been invited l"
attend. At Scasonahlc hour a DAINTY
luncheon will bC served.