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The Wheeling intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1903-1961, 1921-11-08
\, !, STOCKS

\aw Y,rk. N"v. :. T"m"rr"w : re-
cess C~leclr~n dn$l "md prospects -
,nn',,r- hulldaN ,Nr'ut>liE" I@N' ~ u
',i,rr rart -: ~. w"rk "aus"'' = \.%io!"
.iimiuut!on ~ tn" business on The sto' x
exchange today.
Th.r.. Ma fairly .,ttN" u"Sint ~
bombs hnwrNrr some If ~" l.;:".t'N
issues nuun;iug /" new NiSh records t"'
-. year. before realizing SairS ~ Spe' =
,:i,;iN, interests caused m"d"rHt" So
hhcA
D.Hrr :n,idcutS IT An other" Sc pro
rcs~inaal Sr sion IN, lIArd ;Ie T"ncweu
rrmncS~ q 'u"nr! rates. call loans rus
INK from luA :uI:iI, AZ per scNt Tat" I"
st\ per cen, IN the AFTERNOON. AMI 'as
further collapse ri ,i":m;1u MARKS I" I
I.yrl below thee tor one cent.
Eliminating the m"rr responsible
.n,rIEu and domestic OILS a, Hr"Ss al
,a,ce~ "t ! to ; Is points a'd trr"Eu'',
gains a. certain "t III motor. food ma
mis-. H.,9r>u> U"c"S~itlcS. tie trend III
he main WAS hrSt;ant.
Aside. frurt the ETaHk"c~ AMI td'''' =
rstlS were nod Resistant. AND 'Ti|'
insut~. .,'"e'S and the nu'n":";!N 'SN"'
.4NinS more ar less direct ;''"'''" w.
hos, eruups m"N.d within IN" '''''N
-, huuDd>- FluNl ir'N''' "''' -
NIX. rallies IN nnc part Of the -; r'''S
.,,T...,,..u l., ir,, -. quotations el-"w.r''.
Sales amounted 20 I0a'. M" shares
Tie mnIuum figure t"n"he" - -.
,rar r'rarE during the session N' -,
this lrcclptrAttrs further 49,,
>.ix.r,,r and NGuxIrian bills. 80 W.
IMMIGRANT rrm!ltaNCrs. st"rtN
.,,s.I x,,rntl, with the French .''"I No.
,.i,n r,,.. n,hsr european G""'&' "''>
srnwtnr ,.,tl~ alteration but t"r 49,
- r.,,r. ..,uruurG :" "H'
rrnr. taking IN lth"-,N .",''S , .,",
..rt, ,..,,rrnn,cnt .~sir> did not e"iehu
- .hs industrial list. s"rne W t'"' 80
,.,..,rr, i.a..rd S,a'es steel hr"' sn'M :
49,. ,,,."s,n. msh class rails ais" re-
,,,,,,< sur The mos; part we're ~, n's'''''
Tc,al sales ,par valued stS.-'''''"'
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WILLING WORKERS. MEET.

Last night was Wilinc Workers
night at ST. Paul'S Evangelical church,
this being week Of special meetings
Quite n S.'rcr .sful service was hold -
an unusually large crowd was out.
The program for the remainder n
the week is:
Address by Rev. ". r. Grunewald
GAINESVILLE. ohio.
Sunday School night-Tuesday. Now
cmhrr S ~ 80 n. NJ.
Address by Rev. W. r. GrunewaH
GAINESVILLE. ohio
Prayer ,rn"tirC, Wednesday evening.
Young Peoples might Thursday Nov
cmh"r 10th. at T:3n j.. M.
Address by Rev. H. J. Hahn. Valley
city. ONO.
Mems righ:--Friday: November i1th
Banquet and Rally for Men only. he-
ginning y. m.
Address q n disarmament Rev. II. j.
Hahn. Valley city, Ohio.
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SISTERSVILlE

Mrs. Frank lehman Is SPENDING srN-
rral days III the city as tho guest "r
her parents, Mr.. aud Mrs. l.. {. Aiurr
while rnruute to ST Louis.
Miss Fanny Davis. In. y. of IarkcrS-
hIrg who has hr, the guest or Mlss
Muriel Johnson. superintendent or the
.;iS;frsvlllr General hospital. has re-
turned home.
MisS Ialli. Martha left Friday for q
VISIT of indefinite length with relatives
and friends in l'arkersburs and West
uutun ". Va.
Miss Jean Miller. who has been the
guest OF Miss Frances Jane Collins i"ll
Friday for MasSi!lun. ono.
Mrs. \. IS. Wilson. after an extended
VISIT with relatives In Washington. d.
e.. Fairm"nt and MorEantown. w. Va
has returned home.
Mrs. r. L.. B!sh Of ''larhshurg who
has been the guest IF hnr sister Mrs. q
/. l.aIoar. has gone /" Pittsburgh Ia
Mrs. Homer Dudley ann Miss HeIms
Mlnnuu+yrr are spending couple vi
DAYS In Wheeling.
Mr. and Mrs. I. j. owens az Mounds
Vile were called her" L" tn. h"dsid" "'
their daughter. Mrs George smith. WIZ
!a Ill of pn"umrn!a
Miss Sa!lle White LEFT Friday to WASH
friends In Pittsburgh and Akron for
few weeks
Ij.ut Rtrhar,l' Mckee =, this city
vas selected a. a member or the stai
Of General I'rrshing when the com
mand"r II the American EArcdit'9nail
forces paid hon.,rs I" ~ "Unkn"wn' ~!
der in London. according l" w"rd r"
,..!vrd by his father. Kcv. W. I. Mckee
t.luFrN
: !.ui Mckee Ia. l'"cn stationed at I'm
{ gers. Germany. on tho Rhine.
! W. 4. Quim3y "f Wheeling VA IA
; rt,,rr sneaker a: TIC REGULAR lr""t!HI
. i'r,dr. evening -, III" kiwam.s rlml
j l.ustrnaster Sam nissan who ATTENDED
the rustmustcrs' c"n> cu:."n ia Wash
mr. told nf an !nlcrv:nw with WI!
Ua>s AMI special music vas tarn'"he
Ivy the kiWauis uiart"tt".
Mrs. Anna EsEcr wno has hr"n ~
guest for n m"nth "f r"ini.N IN Tar
h.rshurE relurnG saturday To her h"m
L"r".
Mrs Tnumas l. f'I'm'r "f Mrkr"s
rurt IA ~ the guest - her broth"
=. - Kiln" and family
Mrs Henry STEPHENS has % ne 1" Eat
tie Crcnl. Mich. Ter IN extended risi
with rr.Ntivcs
Frank VI Work ~ St"uhcHv:llr. o.. !
the gueSt Of h;s slater 1nh hr"th"'
Mrs. Anna Dunlap md II. ". Work.
A. V. UocnIg. Vice president "f III
carter p!l COMPANY. =. T.. M"hl"y gen
rral superintendent and w. Il. T. "r"'
srrrrintrndent " inc Eas"liu" depart
men, all ~ T'a-F"rIhurg. were here ri
day az !'uSiusS visit r..
Master R"hrr; E'rt "f Park RS
burg is III. gurs' &c Master HcTbcr
Richards md n,r"r friends.
Mr. and "rs. Victor Wintor. VII" hai
been spending the past few weeks !
New inr'rTns. have r"tr'r u nome
while cnruu'c hrrr Tiny spent 7
dIyS IN Nashville and RvmrN:s. Tenn.
Mr. and Mrs. 6; VI, Ecav"" left "a
Urday for few days visit in Pitt!
burSh, Pa.
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[ay school Will be solicited thereby
answering the false impression tnat mas
gone throughout the state. ana gwen
out by the State assocldtloh'tnAl We
eel is behind every other county IN tno
northern section OF the state IN th's
particular religious "orK: ,
4 Hoy Scout room IL being ntteo up
By the friends Of the movement In thN
city. The room Is to DC mace Just as
cumfortable and TO bc equipped WIN
the best materials mat CAN pe poi
Magnolia high school will meeI tho
fast Wheeling team next Friday or sat-
ur,lay at Wheeling. War~ood put w
a clean. scrappy game. ana hao ~ ho>
brcu Tor their ser.,sls fumbieS dllleE;
cnt story might be told. Magnolia WIZ
have something Of interest for Wheei,
Ing next saturday.
Miss Ethel Atkinson. who is attending
school ut West Liberty normal was q
guest Of relatives here for the week.
end. ,
ar. and Mrs. K. S. Saruman AND
daughter Miss Dorothy. were the guests
Of friends at Shinnston sunday.
I'D. S;utler Of the Republican force
has resigned TO accept posluon OIL the
eSton Independent. -, 80
The Rev. Mr.. Rail OF Sistersrille has
accepted a call to the brooklyn chris
KAN church. and Will assume his duties
about the rirst OF December.
keS. aEUMrH. ). u ~
inytun. Pa, were the guests Of friends
here for few days :nis week. Dr.
Laughlin has taken charge of the Pres'
hytrrian church Of this city.
l'aul Van Camp OF Rivervlew mas re-
turned from stay Of several months
III Detroit where ne attended an auto
mobile school He Will engage in bust
ness in this city.
Mrs Martha Shcwalter is visiting re-
, latIvcs at GAINESVILLE for few days. g
+ Evangelist W. l.. Wayman has gone
: to Bridgcp"rt. Harrison county, where
he will conduct meetings.
Tho Christian Fndearor society OF the
First Christian church will hold social
in the Moose temple Thursday evening
I Ar,mistice Day will be observed by
. MaruulIa schools here IN tho usual way
A patriotic rally at chapel
DR.. $. Z. Jones W the Methodis'
church ~ at Charleston this week vistt T.
ing Mr.. r.. g. LeOnhart Of the kanaHha
county Sunday School association.
Mrs Florence Mex. Jones has return.
; ell from FRirmont. where she was called
hy tic serious illness OF her father. j
G. Mckinney.
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SUGAR

New York. Nov. THE raw sugar
market ~as unchanged and the only sale
reported WAS n lot 81 S.o"0 hays NJ SHn
Domin .ocs to canada At 2.aOc rif: loca !
prlr"a 'Trrr quoted AZ t06c 10 i.llc TOR
centrifugal
In raw sugar futures trading wns
principally in the form OF evening M
fni over the holiday and prices closed
uncharsed To one point hisher. Dr""m-
Der @4lc: March. 2.g5c: Nay. 2a5c; July.
= 45c
Their. was little Improvement. il any,
In the refined situn lion. re;In"rs still
being unable to max" prompt shipment.
whir buyers are not inclined to ant'r!-
pate beyond current or nearby require
uAn,s Prices wpr" unchanged at soc
10 : 9nr for line Eranulat"d-
" Rclrcd futures were n"mina! with n"
transactions reported. December. J.lhC
and later months. S.3Oc.
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a1rrES EGGS, CHEESE

New York. Nov. =. .t'u;t,T weaker
rresnrcr nirhrr than ">'-as. i%i2 II ~.
,rr,rrrrv "xTi- I%? s."r"i. 10 80 anu
~, nrs;. uAh I" 81 secret. :; :: " i'c;
packing %t"rh, rUTl"0t MAXI. 80. :.
"2is n 800
Eggs firm. l're~M gathered ">trH
FIRST go e.. d.. mrs.. ""nr. Now
Jcrscr hcnu"ry whites. extra fan :.
,auil"l Se'rcti. ~ 9ir. nearby nnI near
hv wrstorn hernr-y whites. Nr''S - ~
cra@" ">'rJS. 50. ?"r; d" browns. "N-
tvs. 20" 7oc: nearby gathered browns
and uiXrd rnlnrs, h'~,s I" extra" -"
SIC. rr!rirerat"I. si"ci'l mJrN>. fancy.
S. q THr: 10. firsts, * aIc.
rhr"s, irregular. state Uh"'- m'ik
Mls. fresh. specials. 22m 23": dr.. a'"r-
az, run, ?ln2li.c: state wh"." milk
fresh twin s~c"'a'" a:i c2i.c, DO. aN-
eraSa run. 2lT2liSc.
Live -s,uI,ry steady. Hhi"EHms. &c;
fowls. aodf :6r: BOOSTERS. l7"; turkeys,
soc
Dressed poultry weak. western
chickens. 2SG, IhN: fowls. 1ST 2h,. old
r"ovt"rs '7T ESQ. turkeys. @nfi SOC.
Flour unsettled.
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SOUTHWESTERN OILS =:
AGAIN ADVANCED

Tn!sa. Okla. Nov. THE RE OIL
AM Gas company today annoL Cd an
increase in the price Of Oklahoma Kan
,.ts and Texas oils. Oklahoma and Kan.
sas OIL Was advanced to s2.Oh a barrel.
while Nu-th and Central Texas oil went
to S..25.
The :dvanccs represented an Increase
If n cents for The Prairie company. -.
Til" similar Purcha sinY company and
Ia" r"sdcn company Immediately met
the advance.
Tho Texas company also met the new
prices
The Gulc Pipe Line company OF Okla.
hnmn adhc>cd To It's pole, q paying
premium fur high grade nj, and posted
4 price Of S2.2F 10Y Kansas and Okla.
hora oil of IS degrees gravity. baumc.
HrndlStOn ana similar oils Of heavy.
grade are not yet affected.
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CHICAGO LIVESTOCK.

IHingu, Nov. 7.-,Attlr. receipts
o3,Ou0: generally steady; better grade
steers and top yeAriings. ll.5"; choice
b,ndv weight steers. 1880. bulk beef
steers 6O0Q9.50. Veal calves mostly
SOC lower: 10 packers. 1850; outsiders
paid HOO.
Hogs. receipts. $1,000: largely Zoe To
Csc lower than Saturdays average:
closet weak and 2Jc ~ 3jr l,~Nvcr. h"iI-
over moderately light: practical top.
no: light lights up To 80: bulk. '.2Ip
no: pigs up to $50: carrying roastcrS.
bulk dssirahles. around S.25.
Sheep, receipts. 5000; tat lambs
mostly Csc lower: spots Off more: sheep
&c 70 soc lower: feeders steady: toy
fed western lambs 9.10; bulk desirable
native and feeders. s.7J: culls largely
500, bulk fat ewes. 3.QQg421. best
feeder lambs 500.
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xELLY-sPRINaFIEL
READJusrs PRICES

Tho kci -Srriugh"'d Tir" company
HAS rcadjuSicd it's prices on - entlr"
line az pn"uula'., tires AAd tubes "n'-
less and r:tt"rp!licr tires.
Following Tn" acknowledgment OF reIN'-
tinn in tire prizes hy the Ft:cSt"ne IRE
& Rubhr- company. II was g"n"rrl.y as
su;rcd rhat in due time "thnr manu-
fartur-rs WOULD chang" 'h"!" prices also
Effective yesterday the Kelly Spring
nr.i Tirr X Rubber c"mfNnY announces
IN, following reductions: Cord tres,
2no.. fabric tires lOct: caterpillar
trucks. 1874. standard trucks. lU'o;
tube, between and 2hcC.
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M'MECHEN
All Week Meeting

All Week Meeting
Members of Divisi,n No. | of me
Ladies' Md society at the NJ. Il. rhurL.
Will hold Il meeting every evening t'
month at the home "t Ars. JONI. w."
ury of rifth street. Several quilts arg
TO lie wurkc upon and much is eNp'' ""
to he acc"inplIshrd TN: week.
Ends Sale
The rummage sa!e which has been IN
progress tor the past Two weeks W
members al Division 40. OF tnr ' T,s
les All society ~ NJ. +. church h.'s
been brought 10 Il close nulnp"r W.
useful nr,icle:. were not sold and Will DE
given To the poor.
knights to Aost
\ meeting al the Is. at +. I"dE" VIII
be he'd In th"ir hall this evening; Alter
a small r,asS IS initiated llraSa ny
time viii b. had in conversation anu
Business Meeting Hold
The Ladies' AID s!cIrly Of the NJ H.
. church held the monthly business meet
INK in the church last evening. Inc r."
Forts for Tie in"nth were sunihil!t"
, after which the r-rrain6'r 81 IN" eve
. ming vas spent IN making arrangements
? for social events to be- gwen uurihs '"e
Loyal sons and Daughters
\ meeting "G the LDiai Sons ana
4, Daughters class al the mrs 80, 49,.
I church parlors. Rev. {. ". Fuller VIII
ma. an interesting TAX alter "hith Il
program II informal lilsiiinca VIII nt;
enjoyed pu!nty refreshments VIII I've
served at !at: hoy, -.,o
pluns FOR thu. :na,,t urru4. party al
DIVISION 40 " uE tIe Ladies' Ala SOC
.rty "f tn" VI. t.. 'huTc" III me '""' u
rtri"rs Thursday c.en.HS are now con,
pI-tr Only persons invited VIII he 'i'i-
! m.l,rd rnrn one VIII come maSh T
and the amusement committee haS " w
Z lIghttui t!.tr pi"niI"L. 49,
Teachers ana officers Met
\ iE"";i.ss "i the '"'''"r:s =" ''ii -,
II lu, chr. stan church was h",d i"S'
cy.rIrr Nc,n.,ts ri The sch""l were
mad, after which ,ari"us diversions
"'' Legion Mosting
g. Mount ia I-u%l al the Ninc:lrar
Legion viii In""i this evening IN th"I'
hail on Marshall street IN" report:
ui he Champaign f'r It n'w L"n" W,
he made after Mn!tn nrrd"Gri""h'S 80
. l., made l"r 80. cral soci'tl events 4.
smnI,,r VII he enjoyed at IL" I"l''"7'"'
VI '''' Jualsr Ends.vor
Junior l.r.,:,4."r "I tic Church o
,;od VIII held ihiS '',ninE at , ,"n
,',.l,rl IL " :rtS VIII nav
charge -. ~ riasS and has an inter
"I;nx 80, .nu :.li.; II take UP
Hart funeral
E'unrr,,! St. ,ires Ter tic last {. y
Hart Will hc he q Wcln".'d..! ail' rh"''
~ .r,urn FROM III" acme Of Mr. hn'
Mr.. Newton Marshall. 10y. :. J cot
"a ami Re-, - w Fuller WILL liirial
Iu,.rnrnt WI! lac r!l:to Al Mnnmd.N'
,r.u..eiy lnn II, !ern W"odmrn VII
have charge a. Nv. S'r.irr.
NeMschcn Briefs
Mics Mn .nr.., -hrI ar l.: cnn!lnr |
her horse ON rlrlh stree; seriously ~
Miss Lillian E">s m~s rcturh"" 1
'..rr,r,,n AFTER :, brief visit her" WI
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rohHDo aEAr

Toledo q. Nov. T.--Wheat--Cash and
december. s1.19: Nay. sl.oAi2.
,vnverseed--l'rime cash. Sll.G": De-
rsmber, Sll.So: January. sll.I5; F"hru-
arH SLIGO: March. $3.50.
Asike-Prime cash. sl0.26: pcr"mher.
'lInI5. February. sl0I5: March, ill.io.
Timoshy-Prtme cash. $500: lr"cem-
Der s2.9:i2: January. s2.9l; February,
81 o., March, SS.OI,
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s. s. KREsaE SALES INCREASE

The y :. krc$Gr r"imi'nny rcPi's
h..l.s for October uf SI.lS9.3l5, COMPARED
with k4fSl.6lA IN October. 1920. an IN
crease at liIl',. FOR the eight months
ended oct n. ,ast. sales t"tml"d Va
N1%.3iG. ,nuunNlrd with SSS.fh9.sI4. ar
nu increase "r >L2'o over tn" same
rrTIul of Last N,'tr.
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PROMOTERS FOUND GUILTY.

New York. Nov. Jimmy Johnson,
fight promoters. to-day was found gull
~ IN federal court on twelve counts or
an Indictment charging that he defra nd
I'd the government Of between $500
md IS. 400. hy Withholding taxes on gate
rcceints ut several bouts last spring. He
was released on $4,000 bail pending SEM
tcnce Thursday.
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p1rrsBu10K LIVE STOCK

p,tlshnrgh. Pa. Nov. 7.-tnttl~-R"
CENTS 1900: steady. Steers. fS.n0T
S.ss; helfers. ss25@7.oo: cows, 14.Oo1
$50
HorS-Rernipts 5000; steady. Heav-
les. 3S.OOMSl5: heavy workers.. $3.50:
light workers. and pigs. ;s.75G9.OO.
sheep and I-amhs--R."eipts. aSoo;
steady. Top sheep. s5"5: top lambs,
80 90.
raIrcs-RcccIpts 1850; lower. TOP,
IT,
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WILL CLOSE Sro11S.

East Liverpool. Nov. East Liver.
rool merchants to-day decided to close
their stores between II a. n. and p m:
on Armistlce Day. Factory whistles and
church bells will he sounded at the truce
hour. 4 military parade and mardi grns
in charge OF former service mon VIII
feature the city's celebration.
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MONEY NALXET

= New York. Nov. :. tall money firm
e.. high. b. l"w. ): ruling rate 5; closing
bid. 81: offered at 8: lost loan. s. call
loans against .Irrcptanc"H. 8: tame ."rnS
steady: 60 days. So: 81. =" bays. 81, u
~; SIX months, -. q 5'2. Prime n"r-
camille Iapcr. ST. UJS
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DRY GOODS

Now York. Nov lotion good,
urrc s,.sdy today. with yarns slightly
easier Tafrett silks were more active
Cancellations were received on Homt
line. Of mems worsteds, due 10 qu's
trade m ready-to-wear clothes. Raw
silk was Nrmcr and burlaps were steady
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NEWS OF BUSINESS
TEN PERCENT ADVANCE
IN WOOL AUCTION

E"s,"n Nul. TIA, government woe,
auction hrlI h"rc wnS ,nrU"ly attrn'eh
ai,d the buying active. The t"tai WIN
U?uw:,l= were .S6,56S lbs out Of I.O""'"''''
H.. rlla!,guui. over 1880" Ms. were
Withdrawn in the Australian 'f"NH-
nrcc,l% Prices grucrnlly showed an al
Vance Of morr than loo.
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g. O. DIVIDENDS

Chicago. Nov. THE Standard Oil
cnmianv Of Indiana announced today It's
h"Ird of directors had voted the regular
quarterly dividend Of 81 81 share. pay,
able December Is. on all outstanding
Sto, X to stockholders Of record Sovcm-
hpr
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DENTISTS MEET TO-DAY.

The Wheeling Dental Society will
hn!l its first meeting Of the fall this
afternoon at o'clock At the Mcclure
hotel with pr. W. r. Lopez. president
"f the local soriety. presiding. DR.. H.
W. OIL. vi Pittsburgh. and Or. Temple!
nf Columbus. O.. Will deliver addresses
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pp.u Ilgh. bow. clos"

cash quotations: Wheat NJ. hard
1O3. Corn No. y mtxed. ~ II ia {;
No. yellow. ~ 2, -. OatH~-No. :
white. So. 49,: No. . white. 3ndf
2cI Pork nomima'. Lard. AZ. Eihs.
b1IQIT5.
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LIBERTY BONDS.

NcWYUrH. Nov. = lIb"rty IWndS
closed: Sl.s. M.hs; first Is. s+.@u hill:
second 4s Y4.6O: nrst 49, $3.50; second
4i4s sass: third 4i.s. 1866; fourth
A.. = di.Uh: Victory 3As 93.7A: Victory
IiS g1fS
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BOSTON COPPER STOCKS

Wheeling. W Va. My. :. II.
EurntSnc! ne iHtelI-cncrr BY A. f
Masteu 4. Go. members New York $40 n
E.Nthaus- Second tIoor\ National Bank
III W Va. Bldx.
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CITIES SERVICE SALES

wheeling. W. Va. Nov. I. II.
Reported by H. l., Do.ierty " co. New
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The commercial. (Union City, Tenn.) 190?-193?, 1921-03-04
The Commercial, Union City, Tenn
FRIDAY, MARCH 4, 1921.
The Cabinet.

The cabinet of President-Elect
Harding as given in the press dis
patches is:
Secretary of State, Charles Evan:
Hughes, of New York.
Secretary of the treasury, Andrew
Mellon, of Pennsylvania.
Secretary of,war, John W. Weeks
of Massachusetts,.
Encouragement, Harry M. Daugh.
erty, of Ohio.
Postmaster general, Will H. Hays
of Indiana
Secretary of the navy, Edwin Den.
by, of Michigan.
Secretary of the interior, A. B
Fall, of New Mexico.
Secretary of Commerce, Herbert
Hoover, of California.
Secretary of Agriculture, Henry
Wallace, of Iowa.
Secretary of labor, James j. Davis
of Pennsylvania.
The commercial. (Union City, Tenn.) 190?-193?, 1921-03-04
TO ADLATE FOULKS.

William Brown (Bud) Foulks VS..
Adlate Foulks.-Chancery Court,
Ob.on County, Tennessee.
In the above styled cause it ap-
pearing to the Clerk & Master from
the bill of complaint, which is sworn
to, that the defendant, Adlate Foulks,
is a nonresident cf~the State of Ten
nessee, SO that ordinary process of
law cannot be served upon him. 1t
is therefore hereby ordered that the
said above named defendant appear
before the Chancellor of the Chan
Gerry Court of Obion County, Iennes-
see, on or before the First Monday of
April, 1921, that being the first day
of said Chancery Court, and make de-
fense to the said bill, or the same
will be taken as confessed by him,
and the said cause set for hearing
ex-parte as to him. 1t is further or
dered that publication of this notice
be MADE for four consecutive weeks
in The Commercial, a weekly news
paper published i'm Obion County.
Tenn.
This the 3rd of March, 1921.
GEO. A. GIBBS,
Clerk and Master.
By nellie F. Marshall u. G. & NJ.
Geo. r. Kenney, Sol. for Ccmplt-
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A Lazy Story.

At a recent dinner a number OF
people were telling of the LATEST per-
sons they had ever met or heard of.
Some interesting specimens of the
genus homo-lazibones were discussed,
but the final story, we think, takes
the prize. The story preceding it
was as follows:
'The LATEST man ever knew"
said one young fellow. was Bill
Smythe. He was so lazy that when
he started into building he would
get within the revolving door and
wait for somebody to come along and
revolve it,"
THAT man was as busy as bee
compared to Hank Perkins, down in
Arkansas" said another young man.
Hank was given up to be the la
ziest man in the United States. He
was so lazy he wouldn't get out of
the sun when it was hot, or out of
the rain when it was wet. One day
Hank was sitting on the porch with
his wife. AS it happened his back
was to the road. A prominent farmer
had just died, and the funeral pro-
cession passed Hanks house. The de-
ceased was a man of considerable in
fiuence, and the procession was q