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LOGAN & pRYANJ
CLOSING STOCK LDrTER

ry url.a'e v,"o - \. /. SiHS'"n ''''
\-w York. Aug. 20. TIA" n'A:"'' '''
- cxn!rrcd Il xxi" hotter '"S'''H'"
a. ."!!nc PRESSURE and IN m" !A' Yer :
..,.,. rams nero recorded. \ $3.50" '''"i
III ,i,.lI no 3uarh'' w. !"'. "i'" ~
rather Violent nu,;uaHon- n "rN''""
rrrrn'oG,n tn" stock ~ 49, "'' .'" '''
very sharply 80 new iow ."v"' :"r '"''
YEAR and subsequently lh''."d !" u
similar Vigorous fashion. ..
Ia ,ho lao nf,"rn""n som" VIA
-...... d.,r..pcd. e-prr!n!iv N Nln' r,r'''
Su,r,a:ra. caused h. it,.:S ~ q N'"'i'"
reduction or passing som" i'c-A ''nN."''-
lion in the Mexican o. SHARES "' 9O
.cndg IN give th- general Is' SAKE NY
tendency. The fac! that congress ''"'
rnr.ssed without taking anal "'''"" va
.lc ,ati funding proposition as" -"
com" d:.appoln' mrn; and was r"sp"hSt
bio rn- .ome Of the sc!isns IN mo I"''
Icrarimcnt \ CORStructiN" '"|'Ci
lnwryrr. wac no pHssaG" of the nt'
,u,horlzinr the war finance corr"ral'"''
- assist ,hr farmers n marketing 'He''
,rrps abroad
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SUGAR

New York. Aus. &C.. tn" -" Sus"'
market was li;i., '"'" active To-Day
hT, ,here was u" e, ,ur" ~ ahoto i'""-
which are quoted NJ -" for cent!!tusal
FOR uncontrolled SuGa~s and 3'tt lot
,,ubns. cost and freight; "H"a' - -"
for cCutrifugai I'll" sHl"S included
$50 bags Of Fh'i'rVjH" lS,a:d. due cary
I'm September. -..inp l"c, 80 Porto Il
r0q early ScrtHmh"r shipment. and H.
900 bags Of Cu,Hmp,aN from store. all
crnal 10 $50 for centrifugal! with ~"
salcs Of t'UhaS reported.
The raw surGr futures ma:kr' was
irregular. with nra" months h!chSr "n
covering. whiln iat"r deliveries wrr"
easier undcr scattered Liquidation hH
commission hnus"S Final prices wern
three points higher 10 six net lower.
Septcmbcr closed ".NS. december. 80;
March. 2.6l: MAY. ".IS. al bid
The market f"y refined vac 80 si"r
end prices were unchanged to - points
lower with fnr EraNula'"d now iss'"d NJ
$50 Ia 500 Will" s"'"nd-hAnd SuTarS
are said 70 hr available Mt 80
There were only \ few Sa'"$ I'm rom
I'd futures. I'm, ~ Endort"n" was
x,nadv and n"a~ r"si'.nu' w"r" higher
On covering with GGal prices unchanged
tn N points rc' higher. September
,nsnd 1T : 40. hIr"'uh.r At > 20: MAJ 'h
- $50. MAY - $50.
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S|STERSV|LLE

srs.ersrilIc. Aug. "--Nrs In
Rumpus han a. h"r guests Mr.. md Mrs.
CIV. Mcclellan &C Newark. q. md Mr..
AMI Mrs Charles NohienSh"ll OF Han
over. O.
Mrs. T. : Nus'on wrs called W"dn"s-
hav to Washington. IA. ~ the illness
Of sister
Mrs. Slhvr Sine 90 rark"rshurE 70 N"
rurs: Of Mrs. y. l.. EoYles and other
relative
Mr.. ND Mr- + Lamh'ot" and two
.ons Edgar rni Alien. l"f' Nrlr"s Inv
ror n vlsi: oc several days N Pittsburgh
1a
Mrs. !. - Rauo~ who has h~Nu ~"
Yuest ~ Misses Grace and Margaret
Mr''nr. has returned % Erie. IA.
Mr.. and Mrs Fred Armhrme'"r ~
Trmncra nonvi'Ie n rnvc arrived hero
- make thnIr future homo. Mr.. Arm
hruste- 's assistant superintendent o.
III. American o. COMPANY.
Mrs n NJ Kirk and chiidrnr Eoh-r'
and Frances after two weeks Wis.,
With tho formers mother. Mrs Julia \.
Graham, returned Tuesday ~ Wheeling.
Miss MarEar"; 'rN''or Will 'navr
Thursday or Charleston. W Va. whe-"
che viii - tnachnr rn- IN" cnmiNc
tern, In To public schools.
Mrs. VI n Wilson md son Junior WI
return SATURDAY. from \ 'wN weeks
v!s'' with relatives In M"reantown and
Wheeling. ". Va.
Mrs. Erl Tuttls ND two chidr"n
have gon. 70 West Union where th"v
will be guests Of relatives for three
wc"ks
Miss Mi,drsd Eddy md re- hrothtr
Everett expect 10 leave Friday FOR A
visit OF indefinite lsnEth with relatives
AZ Charleston. W. Va.
Mr. and Mrs Thomas Bradv h7v"
h..n called - Ravcnevood W. Va. by
III. serious Illness Of her father
\ o5-ccnt reduction IN III" county levy
was made hv Mo count rnuri ~ T'l.r
at \ mcetirc n. "a" court house n
NIHdl.hourrc - i7,- IN. levy estimated
y, 4 mcetin4 80 wees ago. The levy
was txri o, 'otal ~ 81 ccnts against
m rents last ycar.
Tev !. C Rough has heen elected
delegate - tho annual meeting ~ the
grand lodge. knights Of ryth!as. which
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FIFTEEN

and Mrs. Walter simmons Of MeCoiloc
street Tor the past week. returned hom
yesterday. II
Miss Elizabeth Hostetter OF rWenty1
,inth street is slowing improving aIter
a severe Illness.
Miss Ada Hunt Of Jacob street -
Bile 10 be out again after recent hl-
. Albert Neely OF Woods street 10 able
Mr. ard Mrs. Geo. Phipps Of Woodr
, street have gone down the liver 70 WISH
! friends .,
nr Jacob street arrived home last eve
ming from Akron. o., where they nave
boen spending "A visit with friends:
Master William keasler OF water
street continues TO Improve after re-
cent illness.
Mr. and Mrs. Walter Hanson Of New
! York tItv. nav. returned homo follows
ing visit here with relatives anu
friends
ty-seyenth street arrived home last
evening from Alliance. O.. AFTER oeinS
at that city Tor the past month visiting
friends and relatives. ,,,
Mr.. and Mrs. Jas. Marshall OF FAIR
mont will\eave for thsir homo today
after being In this city for the past rev
days visiting friends.
Rob Cutchcon NJ Woods street arrived
home last evening from Cleveland where
he has been spending a vacation WITH
friends and relativeh ~
Miss Dorothy Mcclellan OF Willovby.
O.. near Cleveland. will return hom9
tomorrow following q visit here with
friends on the South Side.
Mr.. and Mrs. Jake Andrews OF ~.
k!ns are visiting Mr.. and Mrs. Austin
, Meyers IF Eoff street. -
! Miss Nellie Corcoran OF this city 10
away today at Glendale visiting rcia:
ttvcs. She will return home about Sum,
day.
Mr. and Mrs Fred Ellis ~ Elm
. Grove arc the guests ~ Mr.. ana Mrs.
Walter WilIiam ms Of Chapline street
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n. !. STOCKS

Nav York. Aug. - r" sock mar
ket today consistently ''i'Hw"" w.
cont rNart!oaary ..1lrs' l'.iu"7t'""
and shor, selling caused mtnN ne" ~"
records involving l"SH"rs a. "e'' AN VIZ
nerabe issues.
Extra moray rates. no s'Tengtn OF
foreign exchange AMI adoption @! Sne
farm credit bill BY N" SsHAt" 'N"'n''y
plaNcd no part IN 'h' '"I|"'N''""
traders being r"utra,'' nv '"" Neens,
competition m thH S'''' INDUSTRY ""u
other unfavorah;N Factors.
Grass doc,.,es oc | 70 s points were
s,,s.a,nod BY u;,S. st"".S. equipments
connrrs ruohrrs. textiles. tohaccos.
chemicals and an array % m'sre(lan"-
o,a issues watch figured conSp.ru"usly
during tho war boom
Ths Investment rails ard standard In
dus,ri.ls oc the type mainly represent
"a by United States Steel most often
v.rs proof against pressure. although
giving way moderately when the r.
ualnder ct the list was under attack
Prices were lower at the start. but
STRENGTHENED before noon. only 70 react
again m tha last halt ~ the session
Mexican Petroleum featured me set
back. dropping from 81: /" ST., ne"
minimum. Making UP virtually All us
6lcss. Mexican closed a: net ""i''he
Of fraction.
Junior OILS. also sh:ppInES' motors
and tobaccos Developed greater weak
ness IN the Nnal dealings. Heavy SET
inx OF American. International Pierce
Arrow and Suratra Tobacco" then onset
rallies elsewhere. Sales amounted 70
500 600 shares.
Gail money ruled a, -, percent hut
much OF the day offers WAS AZ " Pe'-
cent. In private negotiations and with
Liberty bonds AS colia:PraL money was
ob,ainahls at per,cnt. British ana
other European exchanges were mate
rally better. continental rates RISING
from 20 ahou, IS points. 1Gdustr'aIs'
especially corpcys and shipplngs, we're
among the heaviest features OF an ir-
rayular nord market including Liberty
gas. which lost q fraction over haIe
Of ono percent. Total sales. par value
ss,S151,oo0.
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aurrER, EGGS, oHEEsE.

Now York. Auc. @5.-Bu'ter i n,in
creamery hicne. than extras. t.W
,.rcmrn,y extras -: s>ore). 4lTti+ =:
..a,uery rrsis.tSS to ~ Sc"rrI. 81 =
~. packing STOCK. current make. No. =
Eggs s.eadicr: fresh gathered exit;
ersts, 2TM4u: fresh gath"rrh hrstS. d.
h.rrnr, whits nrsiS 10 extras. a. u D?
do brown r\irs. 4GU4S. gathered
browns and MIXED c"'"rs, hrsts to ek'
49,, 3i1I,: refrigerator special marks.
III. a.; do hrsts 34T ~.
Ero-se steady: state. VINO" min
,ravo run. 2UFr 2V'Y state. Who'll" MIX
wins. specials. 2lW?li1 do. average
ran. 2nQ 20ta. ,sz,,
live poultry ooSv. h-"ilers. - VI
arm ,.,,,rkens boxes. 33fi 46, fowls q
TSGi,
S.a1rY
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ACID IRON MINIS

A statement given ont yesterday by
Major Malcolm Elliott In charge Of the
local United States Engineer office. -
that the worst acid which Is poured
into N. Ohio river does not como from
the mills and factories but from the
copreras water which is pumped from
al! the mines In tho Ohio Valley. Major
Elliott claims ,hat this water iS,more
de ngerous than the mil Scid. for the
simple reason that some of the acid
assists n the purifying OF the water to
q ,er:a'n extent. u.
lie further stated that A r!G.d inTes,
,iea:ion by government en-'rn"rs ?ni
chemists should ne made before laws
are passed prohibiting the pouring OK
ibis acid into the river.
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S,s,ers,ii:e where she has been spend
ing 4 vacation with friends:
Mr. and Mrs. Henry t"nih or IRr-
Lorshura viii hc here today where they
mr:"nd 70 pay short yisi, with lora!
reads. -, .r,e
CITY have gone IL fairmnnt Tor r."
Nj and Mrs. Simon Trunk OF n,sr .
stree: will IT, home tomorrow from
Akron whore they have been for IN"
pasi month waiting friends
William lI"Id"rIEan mas Te'ui NJ
home after bring IN MoundSriI!e Ior
frw days on Business: s,.II
Mr. and Mrs. i.!"d Ketfer OF MarsnNI
.,r,..t ;rs Visiting relatives IN WASH
b. & o. Pay Day
Tie regular scm!-inonth!! paEro't Io'
tho H. d .. railroad employees ~, a. Ee Ell
wood Will l." paid M"nhnE. ,,H'iora
.ha. beer audited and sent 10 ia ttin!o, .
where checks 70 rihc necessary ano h. y
arc made out and then for"arnen w. .1,r.
I.r. for distribution. y iarse -
represents the payroll tl'is t;iIe
ina TO one OF the B. & O. OFFICIALS
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CHICAGO LIVESTOCK.

chicago. Aug. 2".--'H't!e' ierr-'r's :,
S QUO; heer steers uneven. G'n"Fa..E
higher; common grades steady: Ste"uE
ion warnings. lOG;. bulk herr Ssee! :,
S.SoGg %: she.stock and e9ils stG "a \,
~ csc higher: bulk ~ she -storh, a'"" " "
4 ga. Gamer. md cutters largely 2.HoM
a.: bulk bologna bulls. 3.7"Wt 80 eM'
chers grades. t;3"n6:oo. q, Ti .o>, ' 6".
10 81 higher. hulk vrniers. lo.oeN '''o''
s,ockers and feeders strong.
Hogs, receipts. $4,000. mostly 10" '"
e5c higher than Yesterdays n'":aE % :.
mixed aciinG M most. ",osinR steady
Al tho advance: holdovcr liberal. most .
is or market TOP. $50 carr "Ht @,
line. $50 practical top: bulk ;lEht ara
light butchers. $50; bulk packing so" \
-SiTi1s6. Piss strong 70 CSC higher.
Ink desIrahles. S25nS.5o.
sheep receipts. 2+.ooa; native lambs
steady: top. $50: bulk, $50 a %. calls
mostly 60nT5.j0; western lambs mos :,
W 20c 10 c6G lower; top, $50; bu'N' s,ou
G9?5. sheep steady TO 20 i4w%" ;anSe
Westerns, 4506 $50. fodder lamba
weak: few sales. T.S0T7.Gn.
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MONEY AND EXCHANGE.

New Yorh. Aug. 25.-Pr!me mercah-
,,,n naner 6d6l. Exchange irregular
s,rrlinE 6O-duy bills and comm"rciaI
rE. day bills on banks. 366A; CONNER
rlaI G0-day bills, a.j6'g: demand 9.sH%
.ahIes. 3.sOS.. Francs, demand. 80 p
cables, 81. Rcle!an francs. demand
7.53rs cables. 50. builders. demand
q, IL cables, Sl.25 Lire demand $50.
rahl.s l.30is. Marks. demand. liz. "a
lies, Il9I. Greece demand. 80. Swc'
den. demand 3l.7I. Norway d"mand'
l3.3S. Argentine. demand. 3o.25. Bro
ALLAN, demand. H.. Montreal. ~
per cent discount Govermment anu
steady; so DAYS. 80 days. months. 81
uS r.
can money easier: high 4; low B;
ruling rate o.: closing hid 5. offered
at ~ last loan cal! loans against
urcepranCcS.-
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DRY GOODS.

\"w Nuik. NuE -. '"H'lnH"H al
vance Of III, raw material rlus'i an
eAcI.el r0arkc, to-day IN graz cotton
goods Tr',H' rn"N,h higher again h";
some huvrrS dr"n0ed ou' ~ III" new
'avclS branded Ines &C shSrtinEs wore"
Withdrawn r. com" Oua"trrs. Fini'h"!
Goods we're S.rur" Raw elk VAS stag
INV. Wool goods cold wHl IN mons
wear. hut Jagged in wom1r's wear.
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Wheeling. W. Va. AUG =" .
ny l.. BACHMAEN & SONS.
FRUITS
P1rrs1u1aR LIVESTOCK.

Flttsburgh. Aug. -5.--HoEs. reNeTph
7no: market higher. h"'Nhs, 80 :"
$40: heavy workers., l0iOG 1850: hight
workers.. d.5nT975; pigs. al; 40
sheep and lambs. receipts. l2oO. mar
kot steady: top sheep. pa. top lambs
1881
caves. receipts no: market steady:
top heavy, G.26 1000.
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CITIES SERVICE SALES
TOLEDO 01An.

Toledo. O.. Aug. 2S.-Wheat. Lat:
Nay. las. Ciovst..ed, prim. cash
1855 October. 1855: December. 1880;
February. 1888: May 1850 Alsike
prime cash. 1850; October. 1915: De.
cember. 1913: March. lo.9h. Timothy
prime cash. 2.5o: September. ass y: o.
tober. 2sh; December. 40 March.
c.72h: January and February. 2.IS.
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cash quotations Wheat No. . 'rh.
1:oTl 2?rs: No. hard. I,2ni. 4 l.@$.
Cnrn,-No ? MIXED 55G55'1 No, yrll-
low. So T56 Oats--No. , white. "a y
d3SL y: No. : white. 32I%t Pork n"mi-
ma. Lard. 1892. RIBS. 90 Il 10. -.
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LIBERTY BONDS.

Vow N0"N WE. u LTNor'T NN0dH
,lnsah. So $50. Nrs' -. - :" hid:
second &c s. - h'd: o-s' i'.S. >7.7"'
Second 81. S-'c. 'l'"d 49, g 50.
fourth t.S 6 50. Victory I's. $50:
Victory t",s. oS-S
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BOSTON COPPER STOCKS

Wheeling. w. Va. Aug. IS. 81.
Furnished The lnteliigencer by A. E.
Maeten & Co.. members New York Stock
Exchanse. Second Moor National Bank
of w Va RloE
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PITTSBURGH STOCKS

Wheeling. W. Va. Aug. IS. 81.
Furnished The 1ntelliEencer by A. 2.
Masten IL Co. members New York Stock
Exchange. Second floor National Bank
Of W IA BLDG
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N. Y, CURB MARKET

Wheeling. W. Va. Aug. IS. Il.
Furnished The lntelligeneer oy n. =:
nasten & Co. members New York StooS
Exchange Second floor national BANK
80 W RldR
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N. Y. COTTON MARKET

wheeling. ". Va. Aug IS. II.
Furnished The Intelligence by A. E.
Masten& Co. members New York Stock
Exchange Second floor National Bank
Of w. Va. Bldg.
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oil City. Aug. c6.-Credtt balances
.2os. Runs $3.50: average. 5ollo:
shipments. 43.7ls; average. 1885.
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N, Y. STOCK EXCHANGE

Wheeling. w. Va. AUg, IS. 81.
Furnished The Intelligence by \. +.
Mastep 4 Co. members New York STOCK
Exchange. Second floor National Bank
~ " Va Rldg
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CHICAGO GRAIN

chicago. Avg. GA strong hn'SH
inter generally bull start dis'lnHhiSn-
ed 'oday's dr..inEI 90 IA" 'hi'A"'
board 81 trade. Net CALAIS were r'cvr"
cd f., all op;tnna. whra' adv an'ing L.
~, IT, -, q. na's = Ia = and p'"'
visions from "a - 80. Win 1a'i 'h'
lcadr: and ribs iaaeirE.
n,nr 1nch Low . tlnS..
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LOCAL STOCKS

Wheeling w Va. Aug *. a.
DAILY quotation La; Wheeling Stock
Exchange Complied for The ln'c!ii-
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STANDARD. OIL
SUBSIDIARY STOCKS

Wheeling ". Va. Aug. IS. -.
Furnished Tn" lntelngcncer by a. r.
Mlstsu d TO-. members New York STOCK
r., change. second flor National bahH
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PROVISION MARKET

(RY BETTER BROTHERsD
wheeling. W. Va. Aux. IS. 81.
f1E0H MEATS.
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SNoxBp MEATS.
BUTTER AND EGGS,
.
WHEELING LIVE STOCK

Wheeling. w. Va. Aug -. Il.
WHEELING LIVE STOCK COM. co.
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II TI'-Ws TN''
Prepare for Games

Tho Victor baseball club "t th!s c.tF
.,ag,1 an Interesting practice game
last ..rn;ng an tho mill nr'd In p'rrar-
alton fer IA" gam" against me I'M
neri,is Of Wheeling which ia 10 To-
Val Sunday afternoon On the Ni'h
liz, r,,d IN Rcuw ooE. TIC 'eom has
been Strengthens! ."u-' d"rn"},, nlih"mah
n, chance has b"ru mad" III III" hnt1"r-
l.e kramer ana Gibson h":ns ~" I>''''
and p large '"rwi W.. lr"LAu.E re "'
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Uniform RAnf Meeting

The regular weekly meeting OF me
I.rtC.rn, Eank. knights Of l'Y'hias, WI !,
he hr;d this evening IN their socM
r,,,ns next 20 two Guy hu:Ihing on MAIN
street Little business VIII ne 'r"hS
,..,.I a, ~ meeting. il being more "f
:, sn,,nl gathering NJ wh:Ch time plans
win h4 made FOR another feed I" he
...,-.u -, I'M n.n- tItMrc
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a. been TCiCNel hbh'h'
path.r Schooner Homo Tomorrow

IT,. ErI Itlrrr J. II Sch0entN y
c>uectod home tomorrow from Baui-
,','r, y,h,r. ha has been this week at
lending the annual retreat az the cIefsi
- his discreet. with IN" return OF
Father Sch"crcn an Annouh|emenl WI
! " r,,Ie "a 10 when the Catholic Ech"n.
=, ms city vii. resume for the lui.
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u ITO Rn,Sss Operating Again

RntA Sen wood huSa"s are orerAt,!nk
,,,n h.,ur.n mis- rlrv and Wheeling
= 49, ~ i've n,.sca was on; OF SerN.ve
for more :aan = wr"k on account n'
broken axle and .rt; hat one hNs oper-
i,,.nc With gave R"nw"od bus srrNl r
of ono huur. rcOp.o VII" Ti"" the 'iSr'
- 49,, rlad 20 hear that tho SITUATION
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Several ladies az ihe Third frtspEte'
-lun church journe!eG % Nar"ool yes
rcrday and attended the outing Wnlcn
IS being held at Lazy camp. The day
was spent In various amusing ways
on" of which was the playing "E a nose
shoe game. Al an aprT"p:ihte h""r
q Ip supper VAS S"rN ell ana VAS en-
Joysd by all. Al i lat" h"Ur inc. Nis'-
Tors returned home.
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Pulpit still vacant

The pulpit Of Ii'r -. Matthew's I.u'h-
eran church Of Tins city Will tont'ndc
+ 10 he vacant for som" Tim" again as !,
was announced yesterday mat me rA:I
,b,t had hcrn extended 80 IN" minister
IN california had been turned down. Tine
trouble in securing, a minister seems To
he that m!nlstcrs ar" scarce ana 'le
congregation does NOT know ~hcEe 10
rNtend calls for a pastor Kew. scnuette
- no :. Lame: lutheran church In
Wheeling is also doing everything pos
srI,I,. :" secure minister for inc Ioc'
church.
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Returning Prom Camp Grounds

,urn.d from ,ro MNundsvtlle Camp
oronpda y.s.nrdsv where they lave
nrcn arterdiuy ih. camp meetings.
those who returned home yesterda.
Ir,Iude Mr. and Mrs. William Schen or
MnrphoN street. Edgar Thomas OF Nc
Mrrhcn street. Mr.. and Mrs. CALVIN
Moore ~ Alarshall street Mr.. ana Mrs
Sauers Of High stree; and Mrs
robert I.ulrs ur Marsha II street l,ooa!
pnople seem :" h" more interested In
inc camp meetings held this year than
eycr before.
The Wheeling intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1903-1961, 1921-08-26
Catholics TO Canvass


James Conin. James ON. Raymond
UArgan. Thomas Deesan. John HiSg!nS
lanes T. Higgins, Thos Sea rnechia
Marcus Kostilich and Leonard smith
,ytso are the committeeman for thu Ben
wood branch OF the National Order OF
catholic Mems council and who are now
working hard TO secure large mem
,,morrow scanning In and about this
yir!nity TO try and enroll everybody
who comes under the jurisdiction OF tho
local parish as member OF the coun-
ci,. Almost Two hundred members nave
Joined the council 20 date.
Bsnwood Briefs
Harold Moran OF Moundsvtlle has re-
turned homo after being in this city
for the Tast few days waiting friendh
Thomas sauers Of pellaire has re-
turned home after being here for a
fev days visiting.
Miss Wilma Carey Of HcMechen
street arrived homo last evening from
The Wheeling intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1903-1961, 1921-08-26

No delegates were named 10 attend
the state convention "t the American
Legion t. hr held in Wheeling ut tho
nrc,.nr Hv 'hc local post Tuesday eve
ming lur SPECIAL meeting has hr"n
called t.. T..r~,i:!y evening a week at
which rmc delegates VIII be named and
a looutIun Of Il new club room decided
ppon
The Wheeling intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1903-1961, 1921-08-26

The tiraNd :. =. i0oihaII Tea m ~ NJ
civ held a practice game yesterday al
t"rYunr ~ :hr NGc"!ins St"" iron
rrId on VI Marhrn stree. ana prove"
quito interesting. TIE cub "xrr'ts y,
Nil tt,-ourh with Il FIRST class rr,n-i
rhIa season and 50 Tar hLN" booked
So, rral hard games with s"mi-profc So
- = ,,.n,n. mi II inr civ.
The Wheeling intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1903-1961, 1921-08-26

Edward to""y and family or th's
cI,y are in Schr.ng. ohio this ""eN
visiting relatives, having gone 20 lt-1
cit, from Pittsburgh. where sn""'
visit was also paid with friends. Th''
'cxrrrt 20 remain 81 Stbr.ng for aoom' =
week and then VIII return home. lheN
-. .,,-.. my lAr il--n hA AM,MmNOlIe.
Evening star., 1921-07-07
SWeQters and
Bathing Suits

9 Two-piece All-wool Bathing
Suits. consisting of ail-woo1
slip-on, with all-wool tights
buttoned on at shoulders. In
rose or ~tangerine over black
tights. 1915 each; were $s.75.
Is All-wool Two-in-One An
nette Kellermann Bathing Suits.
in green with Kings blue bor-
ders: sizes 36. 3s and 40 only.
Special. 1895 each.
4 Gold or Gray Fiber Tuxedo
Coats, sizes 40, ~, a and 46.
$c.95 eachs were &5.75.
3 Fiber Silk Tie-ons, in re-
seda: sizes 3s. 40 and ~. $2.o5
each; were &8.75.
10 All-wool Slip-ons, V-neck
style, in jade. turquoise. brown
and rose. $2.95 each, were $A75.
50 Annette Kellermann Tights.
all sizes from "a to 46. Special,
CSC each.
Sweater and Bathing Suit Section.
Third floor.
Evening star., 1921-07-07
Won,en's Waists

10 Tricolette Overblouses, with
linen collar and cuffs. trimmed
in filet; jade and porcelain COL
ors. $2.95 each; were S5.75.
Is Striped Silk Waists. in high
or low neck styles. very pretty
models. $1.05 each; were 1896
to 80.
9 Brown and Navy Satin and
Georgette Overblouses. $1.95
each; were $S..5 to $1O.75.
23 Georgette and Crepe de
Chine Blouses, one of kind mod
els, taken from our regular stock,
last of lines: in brown, taupe,
navy. jade. bisque and tomato.
$2.85 each; were $5.75 to SIS.
20 Organdy Waists, taken from
regular stock, trimmed with mar
row pleated frills: in orchid.
porcelain, flesh. rose and white.
81 each; were 1895.
5 Batiste Tie-ons, in pongee
color, trimmed with blue piping, 4
size 36, 1 size 40. 7Sc each; were
81.
Waist Section. Third floor.
Evening star., 1921-07-07

Is Adjustable Metal Frame
Window Screens, slightly i'm
perfect, large sizes. 6oc each;
were s1.1o and $1.z5.
16 Gordon Jify Cushion Slips,
for Ford Touring Cars; a SER
viceable coloring in discontinued
style; they cover seat cushions
and back. Reduced to $3.50
each seat.
2 pairs Stenciled Crash Per-
there's, for summer home, ar
tistic design. S pair; were S.
4 pairs Fine Mercerized Blue
Poplin Curtains, with valance
and artistic stenciled border.
Also S pairs in rose, of the
same description. S pair; were
$3.50.
/ pair Green Artificial Silk
Curtains, with valance. s.
pair; was $3.50.
Curtain Section. Fifth floor.