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The Washington herald., 1921-12-13
What's Going
On Today

Exhibit and sale, Handicraft Guild,
HOG Connecticut avenue northwest, all
day.
Address by Rev l.. A. Townsley, Of
Atlanta, Bethel Literary Association. 8
o. m.
Dance by Tau Upsllon Delta Fra ter
nifty. 1917 R street northwest, 8 p. m.
American Institute Of Electrical Engi-
neers, Cosmos Club. s p. m.
Address by Rev. S. Harrington Lit
tell, st. Johns Episcopal Church, La
fsyette Square, p. m.
Address by Lieut.. Nina C. Van Wrinkle,
OF the womens bureau, Lord Memorial
Hall, Brookland, p. m.
lnter-class debate. Georgetown Law
School, S p. m.
Dance, Catholic Community House, COL
Z street northwest, p. m.
Washington Advertising Club lunch
con, Madrillon Cafe, 1890 p. m.
Reception and dance. Maryland State
Society, Franklin Square Hotel. p. m.
Conduit Road Citizens Association, St.
David's Parish Hall, Conduit and Chain
Bridge roads, s p. m
Minnesota State Society, reception to
Mrs. 7. G. Winter, Women's City Club.
$50 p. m.
Meeting. Sons Of the Revolution, 1906
Twentieth street, s p. m.
Meeting, Sixteenth Street Citizens As
sociation, 1906 Geranium street, 8 q. m.
W. c. T. U. meeting OF Fourth Pres
byterian Church. Thirteenth and Fair
mont streets. 2 p. m.
New Jersey Society, Raleigh Hotel,
p. m.
st. Gabriel's Council. National Coun-
ell Of Catholic Men. smoker at Ma
sonic Hall, Petworth, o O'Clock, Ad-
dresses BY Representative Griffith and
Patrick J. Haltigan, reading clerk,
House of Representa- tives.
Dance. Catholic Community House, col
stree. northwest, auspices Catholic
Women's Service Club at 0 p. m.
Ladies' Auxiliary. Tifereth Israel Con-
grega ton, novelty ball at Elks' Hall.
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Tom Burke. Tenor.

Tom Burke, the Irish tenor. hailed
as new John Mccormack. was
greeted last night at the Catholic
University. where he appeared in
recital for the bensfit of the
knights Of Columbus new. home.
From the first group, in Italian.
"Quclla Barbara Catcna." Of Campi.
and "Unis des las plus Tendre En-
fance," by Gluck. Mr.. Burke held
his audience. and great satisfac-
tion was felt that his voice has i'm
proved in quality and tone since
his appearance here last winter.
"Where'er You Walk" and Sound
an Alarm" both by Handel, were
well received. and in the latter
martial selection the tenor dis
played great dramatic power.
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"Simon. the Cyrcnian."

The Howard Players of Howard
University presented simon. the
Cyrenian," by RidGely Terrence in
a special performance in honor Of
the delegates to the conference on
the limitation of armament, in the
University hapel. last night. This
is one of group Of race plays
written for a negro theater. The
University Glee Cub rendered a
special program of musical num-
bers by negro composers such as
Coleridge- Taylor and Harry r. Bur
leigh. Miss Ottie Graham gave
an interpretative dance of "Juba." D."
by Nathaniel Dett, of Hampton In
stitute. The play was under the di-
rection of Marie Moore Forrest and
Montgomery Gregory. A number of
foreign delegates accepted the. in
vitation to be present.
The Washington herald., 1921-12-13

Even as the Once Upon a Time"
stories can always intrigue the in
terest of a child. so the Cinderella
theme of the playwright with its
definite appeal and play upon the
heartstrinEs reacts to win the SYM
pathy and interest of the average
playEoer.
with this thought in mind Lu-
ther Reed and Hale Hamilton prob
ably fashioned Dear Me" a de-
liGhGul play that attains full
speed somewhat tardily but serves
to introduce Grace La Rue in a
more ambitious role than that of
a vaudeville prima donna
Dear Me" has all the ingredients
Of a Cinderella play but it also
possesses sufficient originality in
treatment to make it most delcct-
able dramatic dish with the accent
on comedy rather than music.
This modern slavey who has the
good fortune to meet up with her
fairy godfather is introduced as
April Blair" the maid of all work
in the Amos Prentice Home for
Artistic and Literary Failures. She
has a quaint penchant for writing
Dear Me" letters, the same being
missives to herself pointing out her
human frailties and suggesting
methods for their improvement.
When Edgar Craig comes to the
home. discouraged and unsuc-
cessful playwright. although young
and attractive, it Is possible to
guess the outcome. Though the
plot sounds somewhat transparent.
the well sustained love theme has
been skillfully. IL lightly. spread
over three acts by clever dialogue
and anticipation is maintained un-
til the final curtain.
Miss LaRue, whose talents vocally
The Washington herald., 1921-12-13
EMBARRASSING
MOMENTS


In one of my graduate courses !
was asked to read a term paper be-
fore the class. The Instructor had
work, and to begin with I was
rather fused. The paper was long
some 5000 words. The room was
hot. terribly hot, and there was no
breeze. My collar was tight, tighter
than ii had ever been before. Sixty
pairs of graduate eyes were TO-
cused upon me.
had read for about thirty
minutes and had quite subdued the
exasperating tremOr in my voice
when l felt trif1e dizzy, and no.
ticed that the words began to dance,
blur. disappear. and reappear with
startling celerity.
When l opened my eyes one stu
dent was .dashing cold water on my
face, another gingerly held my
glasses. now broken in two, a third
was asking for more handkerchiefs.
the eyes of the instructor were fixed
upon me with maternal solicitude.
Get him outsider said one ex-
cited female voice.
There. now, old man. you feel
better, don't yOu?" insinuated a
male voice.
Lord. how pale!" said a third.
Then l loudly expostulated. Was |
embarrassed Yes-if you have
no stronger word for it.
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= Good
Morning
Judge
By Rudolph Perkins.

The other night a bunch Of boys
were coming home from a dance.
They all began skyiarkinE-puuch-
ing and pushing one another
Joe Curtis happened tu push "a
Hackett a little too hard and
Hackett took tumble O. a., hard
sidewalk. Naturally he got pe-vel.
He called Joe some very had
names. il was testified. ami reached
for his hip pocket BEL rs .rErrInc
further could be done. Joe. planted
a hard one on Ed'- jaw aYs.# &
the teeth to cut clear t.ruu-H
The wounded man Was taken IA
the hospital and uu. .E.f-.s- ult
in his lip and jaw
That man totes a gum" Joe eu<
planned when brought into ru..t ou
a charge OF assault. 20 v..
going to take any chimes .ses.das
he called me a mean uH-,".
Il had just gotten him out ~ a
fght with another man"
The Washington herald., 1921-12-13
HOROSCOPE.
TUESDAY, DECEMBER IL, 1921.

TUESDAY,, DECEMBER IL, 1921.
Although Saturn is in benefic
aspect late today, the early hours
are subject to sinister planetary in
huences, astrologers declare. Nep-
tune. Jupiter and Uranus are all
adverse.
This should be a sway favorable
to real estate transactions and
there may be sales of great proft
lconsummated under this direction
of the stars.
Labor also is well governed, the
signs seemingly indicating inn
provement in industrial conditions
warning is given that there will
be many who are pessimstic con-
cerning trade and manufactures at
this time. but their views should
not be entertained, for there is a
prognostication of great improve
ment as the winter advances.
While this day may not be par
ticularly profitable to merchants or
importers, there is forecast of
much buying late in the month.
Neptune is in place held to pre-
sage storms that damage shipping.
There viii be much prevarication
and misrepresentation while this
ANic lHt StoIS e,
and they counsel both men and wo-
men to beware of yielding to the
temptation to indulge in falsehoods.
Truth is supposed to be easily
evaded, while deceit is encouraged
by this planetary government.
Uranus is in an aspect supposed
to make persons erratic, sarcastic
and difficult to deal with.
Danger of accidents or explosions
Is increased by this rule, astrologers
declare.
inventors are to achieve great
things in the next year, but this
may be most unlucky day for
them.
Persons whose birthdate it is
should avoid any radical changes
at this time.
Children born on this day may
be unsettled and restless jim nature,
but able to accomplish gIeat things
In any chosen vocation.
The Washington herald., 1921-12-13
The
Involuntary
Vanp
By Mildred K. Barbour

WHO'S WHO IN THE STORY.
DIANA LANGLEY, toho possesses to
superIotirs degree quality Of
lure
MARJORIE LANGLEY, herself q
~oted bso1ty, TO ehom
STEPHEN DALE, a ,oeolthy boeAs-
Lor, Ads bser devoted for years.
ALEX LEIGH, q Young sovo! Of.
fcsr.
TED JAUNDERs, a hopeless suitor
for Dtdno's hand.
SYLVIA BENNETT. friend Of
Did~a's. inclined to cotttshness."
DOCTOR MAXWELL BORDEN, q
former noted Nep York physicior, and
CYNTHIA BORDEN, are peopl-
nith mysterious past IN rhtch Dale
ard his dead uncle are somehoe COW
eerred. Borden falls IN lore otth
Dtona, Dale, eho finally fnds her'
ssotos signs Of cdpituldtiOn TO her ".
resistible charm.
Supporting that 1t IS Donrinouer, the
doctor decides to take DiGro dody for
safety.
Arrioiuo at the hotel N Sdn Frdn-
CISCO, Diana finds Marjorie, nho tells
her that sylriG IS Starving divorce
actior against Ted as result OF hs
concern about Didnd's disdppedrdHce.
sUIUtd insinudtes that there Uds q
romance back Of her disdppedrGnce.
She suggests that Dale IS the mar
A confession Of IoUe for Diana es-
capes Dale.
Marjorie. being urdDdre Of this de-
cides TO accept his proposal OF mar
rage made fifteen years oetors-
Dale inforps Diana that Do"'noues,
oho is STOPPING at the same hotel, teiH
shortly be arrested.
While Marjorie IS entertd1ntno the
Bordens aud AlsT's uncle at dinner
Ted Saunders joins them. SylrId
comes upon the party unexpectedly.
In an effort TO get back 'fdke'' lore
LITTER trhich she ,Crote Johnston tchtIe
ut DOminoues's house. Diana enters
the SpGHidTd's room during his 40
ssuce.
The Washington herald., 1921-12-13
Surrey Reports E,O6f
Bdptists s in District

OF the 7,s7s.563 Baptists IN the
United States today. 47,O5i reside In
the District. according to a survey
completed by DR.. E. p. Alldredge.
secretary of survey, statistics and in
formation of the Sunday school boar d
Of the Southern Baptist convention
In 1921 there We're sixteen churches.
nine ministers and 565 Baptist mem
bers in the District, and they re-
ported ia baptisms for that year
In 1921 there were eightyIseven
churches. and 2,67s baphsms were re-
ported for the past year. The valua-
ton of local church property is ST.
220,17z
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Hubby Is Old-Fashioned

Nothing is more curious than the
present scorn of nicknames. In
former years women of all ages
were called BESSIE" and Katie"
and Nellie" Now babies in their
cradles are elizabeth" and "Kath-
crime" and Eleanor"
A young mother who was calling
on an older woman remarked that
she had named her baby Katherine.
Indeed; that is my name"
How nice" responded the young
mother: "and we intend to use the
name Katherine always as Katy
and kitty sound so silly especially
for grown people"
At that moment the hostess hus-
band opened the front door and
called. Kitty are you there?'
z. H.
The Washington herald., 1921-12-13

] am a nurse. and while on a
case recently was called several
times during the night. 1 had oc-
casion to take a railroad journey
recently, and fell asleep.
The conductor came through the
car. calling a town, and I aroused
myself, saying. I'm a minute. dear"
Everyone laughed and 1 was in
deed embarrassed. F. A. w.
The Washington herald., 1921-12-13
NATIONAL.

John Golden presented at the National
last night Grace LaRue and Hale Hamilton
in a new comedy. Dear Ne" Tor April
Changes.") by Luther Reed and Hale HamilI
ton; staged under the direction Of winchell
Smith.
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6uaAR

New York, AUS l-Tner" was M
change In the louA. raw sugar u!arke;
today with Cutas quoted a. ~ cents
cost and freight. ~quAl 10 <SG 'or CEN
Iritugn! and uncontrolled sugars on tn"
same basis. There was far INQUIRY
reported and sales ~ere reported O.
$1,000 bag. Of cuba and aboa, 50,nOn
bags OF Fort" Kico~ m port afoat ana
for prompt shipment.
The raw sugar futures market was
nrmer and trading was little more
active. Reports that Germany was IN
the market in Cuba seeking supplies
caused general buying movement at
the start by shorts ard commission
houses. and prices advanced - - u
rointq above the c.oSe Of last wr'. a
though realizing brought about " s"f
back in 'hr late trading with ma
prices 20 3 points net h!shrr. Sen-
iemb.- closed - 3.23: December $40,
March "s7 and May 90: all bid
The market tnr refined VAS UNI
changed At CENTS FOR TN granula;"d
Several refners are our az he mark''
and while all are busy ON cid orders ~
demand today Mas "a. I" he less actIT"
In renncd futures trading consisted
o., nn!v a few lot, o. September at 90
Tn. underton~ Was Arm in sympathy
Vita N" sieadness in The spot market
and closing ~ ...-s were :, To = points
ne higher September 'ins-d AT SIS
December and March -" a" bid.
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New York. Aug. Butter aSm;
creamery higher than extras, 80 9tS;
creamery extras ts2 scoro. sage;
IL. packing stock, current make, No. z,
81.
Eggs firm: fresh gathered. extra
frsts. 1890: fresh gathered nrstA -
G37: state. Penna. and nearby western
h.nncry whites, nrsts 10 extras. ESQ
90; do. browns extras. 1905; do. 0th-
rrrd browns and mixed colo =, nrstS 20
extras. 5i142: refrigerator nrets' -
theese steady: state. whale milk.
flats. fresh. specialA 2lF2lt DO. az
ernEe run. COCOON; state. whole mAk.
run. ?0G20A. ,.ao.
Live poultry firm: broilers. 32@H;
fowls @tar -: ROSTERS. IS; turkeyA -
Dressed unsettled; western cnicAenS'
lmxes. .it,o.: fowls. 22a 50: Old roo$'
tiers, .Om q: turkeys, :50SS.
Flour irregular. -.
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". J. woLLMAH b COS
CLOSING. STOCK LETTER

Try private HIrt. TO 4. f.. Mastrn i co.
New York August l--MArhet dd!'-
ness way relieved ny SOM" .!ttie SELLING
of n" motors. l!dfce-ATr"W ru..ns
heavy and wv rather large s".'inE Or
ders were reported n Genera. Nof"rS.
F!ske Rubber continued hc"H" atfrT
Statement 80 CrmpaHy'E -. Or NEE =
.ug was printed. The lilii sues were
ar:, N N, railway E-nIp The
rhenica. ana uyo issues we htH' p.
MEXICAN Petroleum was strong feature
in ate tradtGg. shorts cr!eTNd Genera.
Asphalt Pennsylvania shares so''! a.
rew high FOR his move. Chamber
Motors was specIn! weak feature al
tho close
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MoHxY AND ExcHANo1

New York. Aux. Prime mercan tie
paper s TO 81: exchange steady; sterl-
ing 6o-day bills and Commercial! so-doy
hills on banks So: commercial 60-dAy
biiis AL =: demand ass: cables SOS
Frames demand 7.6o; cables 7:69 "a. Bel
rian francs demand 7.S6; cables '.3e
builders demand S0.68: cables %o.is.
Lire demand 424h; cabsls 80. MARKS
demand l.2G; cables l.zSh. Greece a.
wsv demand 1851. Argentine demand
.ei. brazilian demand lc.l5. montreal
10 ills per cent discount.
Government and railroad bonds nrn:
Time loans steady: 60 days ~ oGSs
81 10 5% per cent; 3 mohtns P"'
Gsil money nrmer: high 5i7: lov
rulrng rate AZ: closing bids: onereo az
liz st loan 5is ; hank acceptAnces -
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n. !. STOCKS

New Ynrh. Aug. l Trading n ~"
,tnck r,,rket today continued NGN' hu'
there were evidences 81 'mT-H'"n''M Il
virtually al sections e -" so.
During the cary er>$io:. t." mar&e'
showed xtre,-,h with ra!,< IN thH Fad.
and although gains - - counts wore
reducrd before tho rIr-.. r7a. IrH'a-
TONS for the most rNr' H'F- "'S"e''
Sale. amounted 20 $1,000 shares.
The liqutdating r"v"r'"T' among n
dustrtals. CraIur" 90 tFAd'hE ""'''N
recent weeks. Appeared ?" raw" spent ~
force. Tor the I'm" ecinc :" 's'N'
Iov.- r,nrsv -,tes and evidences ~
h.,t.r rrchpr - to :rdu<trla, prospects
In certain lines prompted broader
Inouirr The buying appeared !" be
>,rrs,v IN the nature - short covering.
ord tnsrs WAS ut:!s evidence ot greater
outside rarticiraurn.
S,Arls were Influenced ry reports ~
In,rea s.d production IN some sections.
Ctv.r .,ocEs -rsrcrc!ed :" Indications Of
\ batter demand al the new price lere'
,bsp baro7e tire recent advance. OILS.
.o,,innsns,. motors and food shares
also wer~ prominent in the upward
movement,
Late n the day motors were again
brought urh-r pressure, nature CT
S.udrhsk>r ~ make better response
- II. favorable earnings statement
facilitated the drive against motors
and n tho resultant decline Chandler
sold Off three points 20 t6H. the lowest
mark Of the year,
The list as a whole tel N iine' easing
cft In the late trading
A sudden hardening IN the tone OF the
money market affected the late reaction
N stocks Call money advanced from
a., 10 So percent. Offerings OF time
money were negligible.
In the bond market tho recent up
ward tendency continued. with Increased
hryirg Of lnvestmsrt and speculative
ISSUES ToIai sales par value vs.
zoe. 900.
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CHICAGO LIVE STOCK

thlCagr. Mug cattle irc".r pts u.s.
n0V. gor,i and ,hrlr. bee! steers cows
and heiferS steady others un-Srn most
~ s. u = =. hr'r fNr -h- stock s. %
70 h.75. bus and ,c.,I calves - - fnr
over. b"!oSna largely si7i to Z hulk
fai bulls mostly Si.Jg - G.2i. stnchers
ard feeders weak =" PC lower
Hogs receipts T., "Gu active. better
grades steady 70 n '"rts ,UwrV. others
uneven: top on 'uaG $Il.60 very few
over 3ll.HO. bulk ugh, and light butcher
5il.@0 10 ll.50. bulk packing .o~s ;9.40
:" 80: pigs mostly steady. desirable
pigs Si0.5j 90 II
sheep receipts Il ono 'ombs strong
20 IS cents higher sheep about steady
native lambs ton 81" - hulk 10 pack
crS S925 - % >'N"ni Dads lGahos
E!n."6 wiz Zen iv',Nr' t"r'. Montana
we'hers IS 50 ami So. Iop native Fat
ewes Sj.2j: bulk 81 IS :" t.7a
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LOCATED N PINHIxIVAA

Martin .burx. ". Va Aug. -
pon,nn alleged negro assailAnt- Who 10
w.n ted by authorities OF this eisI: Y,
;na % telegram received Aer: ~
sheriff william Dean from eftslAs OF
stn.v;II. Tho negro. the =
said had been seen and ara - -
1an "' - that section. but bad net 49,
: captured.
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TOLEDO oRAIN

Toledo. tuc. Wheat cach AMI Sep
,euhcr g: December l.31&.
Clovcrsc-d prime cash and October
1905. December 1890: February 400;
Har"n 1925.
ASK. nzme AugGs, and OCTOBER
InIn: December lnc5: March 1855.
Timo,hy prime cash 50: SnpIem
: IN October 80; December 2.9''
March 500.
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CHICAGO GRAIN

Ch'ca-,. AUg. !. iiu!l!ah ahNices 20
.:arrI!ns the spring crop void did a good
,I.aI to strengthen The Hh"'' tnArNs'
."',ay isspit" Big receipts i.crs \a.H"s
. .r<".I hrm, - y" no h.Eh"r. with
September i2tNs ." Ian .t'd l'"cGm-
kcr 3T|4 ~ rs. con" BS' halr -
n, Il - Aui vats fnIShei III. hanged 10
(. 3r ~ lower. IN pr"Nl@iurs. The out
rorne ranged fc"m &c decline I" ~" adj
= aRTC.
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ppY GOODS

New York. Aug: COTTON
,sin,nr old prices. Yarns were seeaay
S SI inquiry fair. curtailment OF pro
Src',or in yarn mills Continued Drees
cood. and burlAps were Sl3oy'
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Total Sales-t20,800.
(DEx. dividends soc.
N. Y. COTTON MARKET

Wheeling. ". Va. Aug l. 81.
Furnished The Intelli genccr by a. e
Nasten 4; Co. members New York Stock
Exchange. Second floor National Bank
OF ". Va Bldg.
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PRODUCE MARKET
Wheeling. W. Va. Aug. |. al.
Enl-ITS
YIrrsBUEaH LIVESTOCK.

Pittsburgh Aug. l.--t';tttlc rercipte
ZOO. nlarEci steady: steers. S.2SIrS13.
ncIters. '.nDGt 90; cows. 5.oom60O
Hogs. receipts 4.50p: market higher.
heaStes. .5oT 1850; heavy workers. aud
pigs, '2.509l"s0
Sheep ard lambs. receipts. 500 mar
ket steaiy top sheep. $50. top lambs,
100 higher.
Calves. receipts. l.l5O. market over:
top. 1910.
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n. Y. STOCK EXCHANGE

Wheeling. W Va. Aug. !. y.
Furnished The lntelngcncer rs \ L.
MaS,c: i Co. members New York Sto'k
Exchange. Second door National BANK
81 W. Va. Bldg.
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LIBERTY BONDS.

New York Aug. -- Liberty hond.
closed 2Ias $50; mrs, q. $40. SIC
ond Is $50 nrst AS, Sl.1S second
+iss, $50. third tks. H!.Io. '"'-th
txs $50. Victory Sks. 1856: Victory
ms. 1856.
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PHrRoLHuM

o. ''ty IA" Aug l.~Ir"d't balance
sZ.:S, RLns, I9.Sl1. average 1886.
Shipments. 1856. average. 4U.777.
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PITTSBURGH STOCKS

Wheeling. ". Va. Aug :. 81.
Furnished The Intelligence ny A. +"
NaStcn & Co. members New York Sto'
Exchange second toor Nattonsl Bank
a.. "a IA Bldg
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Nher you feel desire coming on 20
reform the I'D II indicates ei;Hrr 'aa'
Won ara very Young or some6od! mas
"xtung- you.
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n. Y. CURB MARKET

Wheeling. ". va. Aug :. -
F'urr,shed Ths Intelng"n"er by \. r..
MuSteu L. Go members NV YORK STOCK
E.N,h nuBs second floor National h"hh
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STANDARD OIL
SUBSIDIARY STOCKS

Wheeling. W. Va. \uS. !, -.
Furnished Tive luteilIcrur"r l. \. +,
Mastcn a. Co. lnrmh"rs New York St"Ut
T,chAnge. Second floor National Bani
RI w Va B,dB.
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BOSTON COPPER STOCKS

Wheeling w Va. Aug :. 81
Fr-ulshed IT, In'"ll.g-r -" by \. f..
Na~ten y 90. members N"~ f"rh stock
i.Arhans". So "ud nVvr Na:iOna. Bank
OF " Va R,dg
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LOCAL STOCKS

Wheeling. W VI AUG :. -
Val, IuntaIior let Wh"">'"~ STOCK
Exchange. complied !o- The lntrtlt-
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This is the sixth of a series Of editorials
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acouainting manufacturers with its actTl-
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