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The Morning Tulsa daily world. [volume] (Tulsa, Okla.) 1919-1927, 1921-09-25
Try This If You
Have Dandruff

There is one sure way tina, c.r,.
fails to remove dandruff ,nw,f,..
" and that 10 TO dissolve if m,-
destroys 1t entirely. 40 1o ky
Just get about four ounces Of rl,,lH
ordinary liquid arvon: applr
night when retiring; use ou.pgb ~
molsten the scalp and ru. d, "
gently with the finger tins N
BY morning, most " not all ,,
your dandruff will be gone ,Di
three or four more applications MIA
completely dissolve and ontIr.fv NV
stroy every single sign and trace M,
It. no matter how much danIu,,
you may have.
You will find. too. that an r.bi,,
and digging OF the scalp will ..np t,,
stantly, and your hair will ba uyffg
lustruus, glossy. silky and soft srl
look and feel hundred limo,
better
You can got liquid arvor at ,sv
drug store. Il IA inoxpcus.r.. ana
four ounces is all YOU wtH mood
This simple remedy has never been
known 10 fail.-Advt.
The Morning Tulsa daily world. [volume] (Tulsa, Okla.) 1919-1927, 1921-09-25
Classification or wives.

CHICAGO There aTo three
grades OF wivcE. according ~ Am
Drngr j. Rose, ulnCty.Uuc years old,
who was just granted divorce
from wife No. 3.
The RrDdcs are "pro'ty good
"iust medium, Hud "no good ut
ALL
fIoro is the way Rose nt the scale
o. his own wives.
MY tirgt wife was pretty good,
tho second Just medium and the
third mo- good at an.
Tho fourth. hc iuaistcd. would be
"iwpuasihio."
The Morning Tulsa daily world. [volume] (Tulsa, Okla.) 1919-1927, 1921-09-25
One Man WIN God
e q Majar.!H

I.esson October Q, Acts is:1-23
Il is an uudisputod fact tEnt prin-
CiplCB urc eternal and cannot ho
changed nor ignored lie who would
Yield one iot OF principle with the
expectation ~ gaining some advan-
tage thereby ls short sighted ana
foolish There can be no cOmpro-
misc with error without disastrous
results. Evil can produce nothing
but evil, and any attempt to use evil
for a good purpose 10 both morally
wrong ana logically absurd The
idea that cvll may he done with a
pralsoworthy motive has always led
TO compromising the effects Of evil
rather than getting any advantage
Tor good. Many people have tried
this plan, but even whatever tenn
porory good may have appeared to
result. the ultimate effect is to en-
tronch the oyil moro securely Many
people have thought 70 temper the
truth out " mercy 10 someone who
supposedly needed to be sheltered,
hut the result n that one white lie
requires other lies tp support II and
that ultimately exposure az false
hood is inevitable. ana the one who
~ sought To be sheltered II worHe
Oft than II the plain truth had been
adhered 60.
ts,.l,,,t,t,. ,..I NT,,t,,.t.
'i'S ""' Wv
Lying is sinful nj Mi times and
~ . mg ,,','' nn' 10y
auu u'''.t nlv N''B ~ eu"a,", a.'., ",'' A.,
Tllu ~ "ppr"'" ~ W "V.n ~ :,
'Vlt'ui "i"f' !" Nv ,'s
nun p'Aln lN',.E, Iu' !" @ n'nn y,
sun Eey,' 3i"''il,h "' ~.
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-. LII. 40 p,..., ,,,,, ~ 49,,
",v w. ,.,,,n ~, ~ .fs,c,
, u,,, t,'ii,',ati III a'nn W. on,,,,
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,.lt,,, nv. ,, ,,,ntr, a., oo,d 4, ,,,t,.Tt
dn som, r.,,,i. ,,, AZ, trt,nt ,inon
,,t.i,,,, H., ,I,tu t.,,,h ~, All
nirn 1,r,b y, he,r th.W tiloyise
tbcrc arr t,cse ,,hn rnr nrcscpi
fnlgcbood ln surh pttrartive pnrt
tbot il Wins faster ihnn ruth. Vhur
v,e sho,iid br truthCnl and ainrrro
vicldinp M, rotpt tn crrn, a. la vel
tbnt 90 sh,uid ropsid,. methods ai
vc0 os nrirci,i,s and pnvorn our.
soI,cs ocrordlnrlv
N,o,I,I ~ N,,,o,,t,
,,,hon ''' r"''i o. W. 'ii'VN,th Nthn,s IN,
80, - o,,i,,,,, ana tsarntng bc ,,ai
,1t,, ..a'..,t a.,
~. ~" - a.
s"sP'i :" we ~ ~, " v, ''''eN -, -,
iu,' an" ~ ,
SOUS 20 mrs, Wh" Wouiu hot -" y
pe.n attracted ny me cNhor'a'l"'
style OF preachlh IheN were a'
cusomel TO thinking ana studyinl
new problems. and PAU succeeded
I'm showing them that by thcW Qwl
methods OF logic ana deduction
reason led them on to conviction
OF tho truth as IL was In Chris
Jesus. But when he came to Cor
NTH, tho commercial ccnter of IN,
land, whore the almighty dollar and
the qualification of sensual pleasures
held the major place In the estIma-
ton Of It's citizens. hc made no at
tempt to reason out his, his preaehlns ,. ing
statement that "Jcsus is the Christ. ."
They we're not to be supposed to
stop from their money-malling and
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This DE undcrHOod to be one N the
Ingredients used in the making ~ y
home browed beverage. which may
or may not acquire "klck.' And
the shipment of 30 many carload
lots a. to- require an official ruling
as 10 the roasonablencas of rates on
10 would indicate that % considerable
quantity iB being used.
II the rulings of the informal rove-
uuc office are an indication OF what
public sentiment Is and II tho public
sentiment must BE- back Of any law
before 10 can be enforced. A. the In
trrnpl revenue commisHioncr indi-
Gates, there may be- some possibility
fnr the passage of ar Brcnuan's
bin. although there is little lIkrli-
hood that 81 will get through tho
present congress.
The Washington herald., 1921-04-25
Statesmen.

SALESMAN WANTED for tea and coffee
trade By well-known local house; must
have automobile; 20 per cent commission
Ealesmen now making from $50 to $40 pei
week. NATIONAL PERSONNEL SER ICR
BUREAU, 3Oa- -30J Bond Bldg. 14th n. Y.
sve
Statesmen WANTED BY local export com
pany; Investment Of $500 required; only
real salesmen need apply; $40 per week
and commission. NATIONAL PERSONNEL
SERVICE BUREAU. 3O2-3O5 Bond Bldg.
l4th & y. Y. ave.
sArEMAN WANTED By local Investment
corporation; free course Of instruction and
after graduation $40 per week drawing &C
count and commission. NATIONAL PER
s0NNEL SERVICE BUREAU, 302-305 Bond
Bldg, 14th L y. Y. ave.
sALEsMEN-Can you sell Ford and
Chevrolet necessity? II so. call At. this
Office and see our combination gasoline filler
and gauge; every owner Is q prospect; costs
nothing to Investigate. NATIONAL PER.
sONNEL SERVICE BUREAU. 302-305 Bond
Bldg, l4th & y. 7. ave.
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SPECIAL NOTICES

OFFICE OF THE LANsTON MoNoTYPE
Machine Company, philadelphia, April II
1921. The annual meeting Of the stock
holders Of the Lanston Monotype Machine
Company will be ned at the Elks Home,
corner Prince md Royal sts., Alerandria,
9Th day Of May, 1921. for the purpose of
transacting such business as may properly
come before 1t. Transfer books will be
closed on April Is, t 4 o'clock p. m, and
will be reopened on May 10. Aat 10 O'Clock
q. m. By order of the board Of directors
W. ARTHUR sELLAAN, Secretary. +Iss
Apr. -. Is. II. 10, 81. 3, 2J. q, %. May
!, 5, S,
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SOLICITORS who are competent to call 4
the home and secure orders for this news
paper. H. A. HASSAN. Circula ton Man
sger. 2-2S0
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MlSCELLANEOUS-WANTED

WILL CALL IN MI UNLETrERED AUTO
mobile. city or >:Nurban. and pay you
highest prices for ladies'. gentlemen's. chill
dren's discarded clothing. l will call.
RICE. 1852 7th Ut. nv. North l75s l245o
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REAL ESTATE FOR RENT.
Furnished

SEARBY VIRGINIA. ROOMS. BATH.
garage, lesse for siI months 500 per
month. L. P. SHOEMAKER. 1907 y. Y.
ave. n. 1885
Nj. PLEASANT IoVERJooKING zoo
Park; deIiEhtfully cool: s rooms. = b
front and rear Porches. AvaHshls Hsy IS
or sooner. tiSs per N. LOUIS ?. SHOE
MAKER, 1907 New York ave. nv. Main liSs
FURNISHED H0USL for rent % East Cap
itol st. nr. Lincoln PARK. rms. b.;
immed poss.: tiS2. Louis r. Shoenaker
1907 New York are.
ST. NV. Georrstovn Cor. house. outsld.
Losis p. Shoemaker, 1907 n. 7 ave. NJ ilss
IL rms. b.. fur. suit ent.. $3.50 no
Logii ?. s6cenater, 1907 \. Y. ave. n. liss.
Unfurnished
RI-AIR RD. y. W rNR. RITTENHorSE
ST. rms, .. N. 4; immcd. pos. SIS
per NJ. LOUIS J. ShoEMAhER. 1907 Nsy
York ave. nv. Main lI6s.
BILTNORE ST. 10 rms n AMI $50
Northwest Realty Co. lsth 4 Col. I'd nv
Col. 4s74J.
18Th ST. NR. DUPONT CIR. Is rms. 81.
anil $50. Northwest Realty Co. lsth
4 Col. rd. nv. Col ss7tJ.
slsT ST. IL rms, So. ant ssao.
Northwest Realty Co.. Isth 4 Col. I'd nv.
Col. ss74J.
18th ST. rms. B.. for. Fas. ,iss
VIII ease. Northwest Realty Co. lsth
4 Col. I'd. NV. Col. 4s54J.
CONN. AVE. II rms, 30. ant ssio
unfur. $50 fur. Northwest Realty Co,
lstr a Col. I'd. nv. Col. 4sTt-J.
10Th ST. NV, extended. Mod 10 rms z
D., Ire. beau. grnds. gar i'm DOS SiTs
Louis 7. Shoemaker, 1907 n. Y ave. n. Ilss
HILLYER PL-- NR. SWISS LEGATION, =
rms. %. ami tIGJ Northwest Realty
Co, 18th & Col. I'd. NV Col. 4ST4-J.
HARRISON ST. CHEVY CHASE. rms
a L.. amt $40. Northwest Realty co,
18th a Col. I'd. NV. Col. 4s7fJ.
o ST. Mr.. DUPONT CIR. rms, , b.,
ami. $40. Northwest Realty Co, iSth
Col. I'd. NV. Col. 4sT4J.
LURAY PL- rms. fur. a eIec. 800 per
mo. Nort1vest Realty Co., 18th a Col
I'd. nv. Col. ls54J.
CARROLL AVE, TAKOMA PIX. rms, D.
a gar. sleo Ear. Northwest Realty Co.,
18th 4 Dol. I'd. nv. ool. <sI+J.
1907 Il ST. n. ". end 4. Office rms. fac
inE lsrre govt. bIdEs. DAVID Z. BAE1
RY, 1907 u st. nv.
18TH ST. m. G ST. N. W. srd tosS, heat.
ed, plenty Of light. Rent. $500. DAVID
Z. BARRY, 1901 II Of. NJ.
AUTO REfAfR SHOP AND GAR. Aoe 10
car, h.w.h.. elee.. ur. 1etk q You "a.
david 4 barry. 1901 q, ~.
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SITUATIONS WANTED
Female.

SECRETARY RY-STENOGRAPHER we'll rec
ommended. SCIENTIFIC VOCATIONAL
BUREAU. 2l2 Munsey Bldg
ACTUARY, accountant; thoroughly familiar
in all lines Of life insurance. SCIENTIFIC
VOCATIONAL GUREAU. 2I2 Munsey Bldg
DRESSMAKING-CHIL CLOTHES
and summer dresses a speciality. ADAMS
254 1904 Calvert st NV. 4-4s5
PUBLIC sTENoGRAPHER on hand at all
times for that rush work. Call Main 1921
and ask for Miss Lerner. NATIONAL PER-
soNNEL SERVICE BUREAU, 3o2- 3o5 Bond
Bldg. 14th 4 n. Y. ave.
ISrENoGRAPHERs, typists. clerks, etc,
furnished Immediately. NATIONAL PER-
ISOSNEL SERVICE BUREAU, 302- -3O5 Bond
Bldg, 18th n. Y. ave. Main ga
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FOR SALE OR EXCHANGE

Suburban property and business; retiring
Mod house, fruit. will sell trade for CIT
property. 50. 500. wildman 4 Co. 9th 4 II
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LOST AND FOUND

LosT-DIAMoND AND PEARL BROOCH.
valuable heirloom. at Pan American re-
ception Friday night. Reward offered. Tele-
phone Main 6O75. 1859
LoST-BRowN MINK FUR CHOKER, ON
sunday afternoon on Park I'd. or Newton
st. NV, between 18th and 10th SITS. Re-
ward 1858 Newton ST. NV. Phone Conm-
bia T21s. 4-6T6
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WANTED-APARTMENTS.

BY TWO LADIES. TWO ROOMS. KITCH
enette; bath; Northwest section within
walking distance Of departments; reason,
able. BOX I'D. Herald Office. 1851
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Ohio News Notes.

Canton \ tourists camp. s''"a'""
r"nr -" Lincoln lilShwa, sn,u ". T."
.s'aH ~r"' 3 -" ;rr0rd."c N pans ~
Il" 'Eam.t."r C '"r r"rre and A"'"-
",n'i'" r,"h
Srrmx"",H Sr-'r"Cc'1's rrrv hail %
T,,", g 10Y: C'r -" FRS 'i'r" SIM" =
vas hl,.' wln 'J,; ya,w'r: 'a . NOR
g,rr e. s.-,,'" la~ h""n mad"
I:,,.r TIC Arr annual gathering rF
80 al v".@:,r" w.r"""~ = northwest
ua'o 49, J." l",h here September q"
and October :.
Ciur'rna;: William, ". %i'rE-. aged
-. has s'n~r"d - walk 20 Kansas tiii
- a''cnl Il" ua'.nna, r"uycn'''n II II"
American Lrg'"n.
cincinnati Nv" now Shuh"r; 'h"a-
tor. IN Cinc!rma" vii 10 memorial Cd
!fccs one will 10 called rh- George y.
cox Memorial thcater. and III" Sam :.
ShGhrrt thcnter.
H-nuuEstown Mah""InC N@''c" VIII
harvest corn crop y per C"U' larger.
than "a recent years hts n :, sur-
ysy shows.
Alliance m"norial hall, erected b.
NJ Union C"!!rEe n honor 81 students
who heryrd n II" Worli War. ~""n
will I've dedicated. Il IS Ea!d The stru"-
,urs ~ nearing completion.
Columbus II. =. Cot;. Columbus.
safety aEeue ~ no II""ktnS Valley
railroad Will 10 among speakers ~ he
Na,.cnn! Sare'v C"nkr"as IA F"S'oi.
Crr,cn,Ner "6-2r
The Wheeling intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1903-1961, 1921-09-22
OHIO Ne VS. ;
How Fertilizers Have
Benefited Ohio Farmers

columbus. OHIO Sept. :i- Details OF
how Onto farmers NaN" benefited
through ne purchase ~ fertilizer FOR
wheat fields o" the state are contained
IN Il statement from In" Onto Farm
Nurcau Federation.
F!;.urrd IN cars. lor"m"'iy"S and ca
h,,,.srs rc,Nssary - TRANSPORT me fer
.i,.:rr. a train Of nor" than four mites
N ,rhr,h was made Wp Their" was ~
COO IONS ut fertilizer, enough ~ cover
lao 500 acres
This IS a sample 81 cooperative buy
trC .atI farm bureau "fiicIa'S, carried
IN wi.h NOR. or i"se dispatch. because
haste NHS necessary
Working on Il project of getting fer-
'n!zer Of tho proper content, in tim"
FOR wheat seeding. and At consider
ah'a saving. tho farm agencies sent
= . Kctu"r. head Of the department. or
..r...u a.d l,,c s;ork marketing. IN Ra!-
:,?nrr unI Atlanta n" carried MS
!orhet- full "t t"rr,''2"r orders, whIrh
rAme from county farm bureaus with
ulIt solicitation.
Not only was Prise important. Nh'
quick Gc.;,"rv was great FACTOR. ~
tho terminals wh!'h he visited. Mr.. k"'-
nor vas au'o 10 r"' quick action nov
only from IN" fertilizer f"'Ns. but also
from tho r;ii,ro ads, with Ne result 'hh'
special train. given '"":rh' right ~
way. wcrn dispatched 1" ohio. !nad""
with nothing hat fertilizer for oh'o's
wheat crop ~ 1922.
Much Of the shipmeH' has como n,
and tho rrnainIrr ~ T. is on route
4 few counties. notably flrkawaN.
Faye,i" and MuntE"r.cr:, received their
own special trains
The Wheeling intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1903-1961, 1921-09-22
hammock
pops XIII sheep

Dogs XIII sheep
Dogs were found in a Aock OF shsep
on the late W:,l!a n Nichoi farm. south
% town. ervera. different days the past
week. The ,ota! number OF the oeao
and In jured ores being ten.
Attend Services
Quit. number from here attended
ono .- more 81 the services held ~ tho
Friends Church at East R!chhnd on
sabbath morning. afternoon and evening
These being Gcdtcatory services held
for ,heir new church. which was JUST
rrcr1,iv butt Their former church
which vas on the same site having been
burned.
Mr.. and Mrs +. F.. Tancoast were;
quests AT me home Of their daughter'
MIR and Mrs ". l.. Armstrong. Tor a,
few days. "a returning TO their nome
n Belmont. after visiting with rela-i
ives in s., Cla.rsv!lle and having at'i
tended tie County fair.
MIR. and MIS- Samuel Harper have re-
turned L. iheir home at Beech CITY ONO
Alta a pea SAINT visit with friends ana
relatives here.
Master Robti. Hayes ~ Canton Is u
guest q: :hs homes ~ III prandpareut1t
Nj n:.l w.. Samuel Taylor. OF East
l.,lland. :,r,,l Mr. and Mrs. |. l. Hayes,
Sou,h &: w. H.. L:.i.Hg accompanied
MS a,u.; NJ. Mildred ra"ior, who had
n".n .is,.ir: y "a Ter s:S'"r. Mrs Carl
Have. ard :t...:" ~ Canton. on return>
Ing - r,~ .r'r" ~ Las: Richland.
Mr. Ero,.',.r aud daughter Miss
Hannah. u.,,. guests II friends IN st.
C,airsv.i.. IN Sahh..'h. having attend-
ed pria, :I.r.: sorl..o"S n tho PresbyS
,criln cLu-..: or Sarra'h morning.
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surTER. EGGS, CHEESE.

New Ynrh. SORT. - Ea''"r l.rru.-
lar; creamerv higher tNnn c>tr,s sal
- creamery. cAtras Co." s"u'rr. It,,
.rc2n"gy rrsrs r'H 90 "a ,."i"l. in
t2h, hacking stock current make. 80.
:" 2Gt7 al
Eggs Arm: fresh gathered. e,ira
fr~ts <IIIiS: do NrS'S +u,Ift nra rhv
extra fancy sel-ct!nIs not G#utc1. Eia'c
rcnna and nearby w"St"'Nr homer
hites. nrS;s 10 aI"-age "Atihs. GGt' :.
do brown extras 5iII5S. 80. un,h"r.y.
brown and n'INed r".orS fits - .,;",.
81 4 50. refrigerator. SPECIAL n.,k, "n',
>: do hrSts. - :. q 81.
rheese firm. s'a'". whoa MIA. fla' :,
Trash. specials "@H2''a d. a,.i,t-
run. 2lI2lls: sta'e. whu'" 'lt.H. 'vlr-
- ""tals. Ply I22. average ~Gn =.
Live poultry Irregular hrri'arp ~
- fowls 26T2" dressed Ioul;.y
.,f'", and unchanged
-Four Unchanged.
The Wheeling intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1903-1961, 1921-09-22
FIFTEEN

Of Mrs. Earl McNabb. Mrs: Platt leaves
soon for Trenton. y. J.. where she Will
join her husband they will make thAF
home.
Mrs Stanley II. Smith Of Wheeling
lis III. guest OF Mr.. and Mrs. +. II. Fish.
Mr. VIII Taylor OF Kermit W. Va. Is
tho guest of Mr.. and Mrs. George Tay-
ior
Mss Mary Jil!e' Of near tbs city died
Ia st night At $50. !n'rrment Will Do
mads in I.azear cemetery "ednssoay
morning. Services az til" house at 1880
New Arrivals al Ho:ei era wford-I.
+. E"ster. tlarkshurE: William Hamnn
Char aston; t. W. Wiidt and wife. Par
kershurr: G. T.. vanandall. ClarksburI:
K. II. IIrnGrickson. Greenhhurg. Fa-; J.
q. Simmons. New Castle. IA.
MIR. and Mrs. Edward Clayton and MI:
and Mrs. hyde Lopez have returned
from Fish Creek where they have bean
, camping. ~
, Mis-. James Henrietta Of Moundsvills
have been ne guests Of Mr. and ME-
Ed Clayton.
Luke Ross and W. T. Latte were In
Wheeling Saturday IN business,
Mtter's hsld Saturday. September IL
Tho game VIII 10 called at O'Clock
Mss Louis OF Waynesburg. Pa - the
high school history teacher.
Hotel Antler arrivals-H W: Topp'
Wheeling: Earl Werner Washington. Pa
teacher IN the high school.
John McNicho!s went to Deep Faney
Monday 10 attend the funera OF, OF ms
brother Edward who was killed IN
Franco September IS. 1915
| Herbert Sinsel has returned from 4
business trip 10 New York City.
Miss Kate I'adden OF wheeling 10 the
guest Of Miss Bessie Mcdonald a. tho
home Of Mr.. and Mrs. r. =. Rosa
Quite a few from here are attending
the Elxs minstrel At WaynesoufG To-
. James strosnyder Of Littleton was .
business caller in this city TODAY.
Mr.. and Mrs. II. n. Fisher have 70
turned from A trip to Washington.
car! Wayman Of Moundsviue 10 tne
guest OF frirnds and relatives In tnis
Mr. and Mrs. Roland Chambers have
returned from their honeymoon clp'
Mrs John Brown Jr.. OF kingyooo
who mas been visiting reiatiVes nUs
returned home the first OF this week:
Ethel Wright left Monday Tor MOT
eantown whore she will attend cone9e.
Miss Doris Hinerman and TheimH
King have gone 20 Bethany vherS the5
Mr., and Mrs. Wilton Of FarksrsourE
motorcd here last night where theS
spent the night.
Mrs. lou Lazarus and daughter Doro-
NV returned TODAY from - mbridEs. o.
.wErra ehe has been visiting relatives.
. NJ and Mrs c. G. Fish mctored 70
Wheeling Monday TO attend the ShA"'-
berS funeral.
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n. !. STOCKS

Nav Yc-x. Sep: = The same ,nflu.
.,,.s yhirA facilitated the recent sat
back IN 10 stock mark; ware opera tive
aga, ,o-Gsy TO the withdrawal OF
eu,l.sh support and absence OF pnAhc
Apar,!c! patton was added distinct tight
ening OF money rates.
Reversing ia usual course money
hardened with the progress OF tho ses-
SION. An opening OF ~ ger c"G' gave
Way 10 S per cent IN the flCa, DEALINGS.
,'-h.s wns Asc;ibed n iarsa part /" ;he
heavy demands created - another up
ward surge in co;;"H pc.ce.
TIE mos. significant eve:. - me day.
however. reduction % redlscounts by
the local Fedora, Reserve haak from
s., 20 rer cent: did not become known
until after tho close Of business. This
GU, vas forcshadow"d In advIreS from
Washington following thA recent meet
Ing OF the fedora, reserve board
Mexican Petroleum Nas he storm
center OF the stock market. making a
gross decline ~ points n me heavy
offerings OF the .aSI hour. hu; recover.
Ing almost cat is Joss. Other oils, a.
we'll as >n1us'riA,s. shIppiaEs and ape-
c!alt!es a.so we're urder fire. at tha'
..nle. ru: rallied hriskty before IN" end.
Rails gaNe eetter account or tAetn-
selves than any other group. Goa ,"rS
aak:rS the lead Announcements 90 ~
Declaration OF the regular Northern Pa
CHIC dividend VAS \ staNHss!nS tar,cc At
tho finish. Sales amounted 20 Ssj.o"n
shares.
Foreign exchanges wrv~ inclined 10
weaken AZ tho outset 81 N" !""'r rang"
OF quotations .uru shed ~ I."rd"" hn'
rallied later. Tho few eIcsrr"0S m
cluded Italian. Spanish ard Grc'N bis
There was another active mIT""; IN
bonds. with Liberty issues rs the primer
pal features Tha; group. however, rs
well as most othsr important domestic
and foreign offerings, was modcra'"i"
IRREGULAR Total sales ,par valued. as
gre kated S,ss7S.oOO.
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Box PLANT GOES ON

C,nrk.lrurK W. Va. Sept 2,--npsra-
ions viii r. resumed On Monday al Tho
az ;!ant oc the LANCE 6 'r!si Eek com.
y>.uy here. Il vas announced today by
.hc management The plant normally
omr, .rn "A men an! 1t has bean id'a a
vc,- - .,aTirUy'a new plant. which
has h.-"~ operating - H7'f ca?drity. Wi!
ha,. - !"rca increase! IN tho near
luturA
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TOLEDO GRAIN

To,NA". o.. Sept : Wheat cash and
September. -. r"r' nIh"r. l.3l. Mny.
1851
''iovrrseed primo ash and Nr'rh,r.
l2ha: december. 1910: February. 1855:
March. 1890.
AlEike. prim- ash ard Nctobev 1915.
February sin.s5 May 81. ~.
Timothy. primo cash la2O. sci5. 1921
and September ana October 50 so. re
cenh.r s2sS
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pAY GOODS.

View York, Sept. 2l.--'o''on goods al
nrs: hand he'd steady ,otar. New
prices Or 4 high level we're made on
goods Cor future delivery. Agents asked
moGerats advances ranging from ton "a
twenty Tor cont abOv" tho extreme low
o. tho year. Rurlaps continued tirm on
tho higher ba sis following reports 81 4
poor crop Of tTt"s his wear. T.irar$
Erld s-sadi'r Iohhcr< reported .
,rsnd for pronof shirms~: "f snra'' ro's
% retailers silks showed some I'm
pyement.
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hnERTY BONDS.

New York. S~pt. =! liberty Hnrds
Closed: ass sa8 20 first IS ys9.sS hrI
sArond Is sSa34 b!t. first 80 p sS0 -
-".oaA +1's $3.50: third 4i.'s ,a2 =
rr..~'n i;4's ssaH Victory SA's |9o -
! I,rury Us Ssol4
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CITIES SERVICE SALES

Uhe-llrr W Va Sept -. ~.
Rrpur'eG by n. L. U"herty g. Co. New
TorN. through C,auh" Mseker. BOARD
Of T-Hd" R'AlhlHS. Wheeling
Sac Stocxs High Low Tlose Ask
az common III? n.y. IFS leo
~ Preferred 90. AN Ei. t3is -
1873! bankers O.. 13S ia, 10 y I3a,
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STANDARD OIL
SUBSIDIARY STOCKS

Wheeling. W. Va. Sept. =, -.
FURNISHED I'll. lntetl;srncer by \. p
Mlsten 4 Go. members New York STOCK
Exchange. Second iloIr National fanR
%! ". Va. Bldg.
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Wheeling. " "a Sept -. -.
Furnished The lH;"!Nr"rocr by A. f.
Maston & Co. members New York Stock
Exchange. Second floor National ENnk
OF W Va. Bldg.
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PITTSBURGH STOCKS

Wheeling. W. Va. Sept. -. al.
Furnished The intelligence by A. q.
hiasten & Co. members New York Stock
Exchange. Second floor National Bank
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BOSTON COPPER STOCKS

Wheeling W. Va. Se;t q. o..
Furnished Ihr iutelIlccn'er by A. F.
Nasten & Co. :neuHers New York $50 n
ExrhanSc. second floor National Bank
~ " Va E.Ig
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N. Y. CURB MARKET

Wheeling. W. Va. Sept q. 81.
FURNISHED The lntciiigencer by \. q
masten 6 Co. members New York STOCK
Exchange. Second floor National BANK
OF " Va RldS
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N. Y. STOCK EXCHANGE

whee.sns. W. Va. Sept 81 ct.
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Masteu & Co. members New York Stock
Exchange. Second moor National Bank
Of ". Va. Bldg.
STOCKS Open. High Low Close
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LOCAL STOCKS

Wheeling. W. Va. SOFT -. -.
Daily quotation lis, Whrolirc sock
Exchange Compiled FOR The l"'elit.
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N. Y. COTTON MARKET

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