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New Ulm Post. [volume] (New-Ulm, Brown County, Minn.) 1864-1933, 1921-06-24

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New Ulm Post. [volume] (New-Ulm, Brown County, Minn.) 1864-1933, 1921-06-24

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New Ulm Post. [volume] (New-Ulm, Brown County, Minn.) 1864-1933, 1921-06-24

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New Ulm Post. [volume] (New-Ulm, Brown County, Minn.) 1864-1933, 1921-06-24
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5p,tnta9abeno, 26. SUIT, 1921

1. March: "Coe Bros Grand Entry" ......:......... .Freibuerger
2. Overture: Princes of India L. King
Valse: Where the Lazy Mississippi: Flows" ...........R r. De Treyne
4. Morceau Characteristic: "Incene" G. E. Holmes
Fantasia: Scenes That Are Brightest From Marftana) ARK by Fl. B.
Henton.
GSaxophone Solo by Albert D. Flor)
g.. Gavote: Lilly Of the Valley A. Mol
INTERMISSION.
T. Grande Marcia Italana: "Florentner" ........ Julius Fucik On. 214
Revere: "Enchantment" T. J. St. Clair
{. Overture" Poet and Peasant" ...... 49,. ..... Franzvo Suppe
Q! AZ Song: "The World Is Waiting for Sunshine. ""Lockhart and seitz. 49,.
By Song: "Say-Yoh" Vernon Evil,
1. Waltz Suite: "Lestudantna' ...............E. Waldteufel-
2. a. March: Chicago Tribune" .............W. P. Chambers
BY "Star Spanged Banner
New Ulm Post. [volume] (New-Ulm, Brown County, Minn.) 1864-1933, 1921-06-24

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The Wheeling intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1903-1961, 1921-02-07
West Virginia Routine
Business at Washington

Snecial DIspatch 10 the Intelligenccr.
washington, d. c.. Feb. 6.-FollowinG
IS some routine business transacted
through the offices Of members OF the
| West Virginia congressional dcleGation'
Senator Suthcrland-1ncrcased pension
s72 a month, awarded TO VIM. 5. corn
well, of ana ke. and the same TO James
McfElfresh. of Bridgeport: interest check
on $4,000 worth of government oonos
scnt 10 Benz. +. Robinson at Parkers.
burg and returned unclaimed. secured
for Mr.. Robinson, whose address Is Nan
! Voorhis, W. Va: pension reimbursement
claim Of Lloyd Grady, of Piedmont. &C.
count of Mary Grady. deceased. flea al
the Pension Bureau: disability claim OF
Clarence G, Dawson. Of Charleston. ftle1
nj the War Risk Bureau: chester d.
Mathcny, of Terra Alta. awarded $50 q
month soldiers conpcnsatton: pension
M $40 a month allowed John w. JET
fries, of Weston: pension Of $50 q month
granted Rachel NJ. Jackson. OF King
wood: reorganization on an Application
for Increased soldiers com pcnsation Sc
cured for D.. D. Feazcll. Of Terra Alta:
request of War Risk Bureau 10 recon-
slider the case OF Reese VI. Russell. OF
Dlucfield. who asks for Increased com
ncnsation: additional evidence in support
OF the pension claim of Augustus ILL
| more. OF TfarkersburE. filed with the
Pension Commissioner
Congressman EchOis-Statc Depart
ment complies with request to cable
American consul in charge at Beirut TO
issue emergency passports to Mrs. Mary
Simon Damous and three minor children,
10 enable them 10 sail for the lnited
states. These refugees arc tho wife and
children OF George Damous. Of Charles
ton: secured order for James I. Noble. Of
! Ansted, a former soldier. 10 enter the
The Wheeling intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1903-1961, 1921-02-07
STATE NEWS
TUBERCULOSIS BILL
EXPECTED TO PASS

Charleston. ". Va. Feb. 6.-Thc state
Legislature is expected TO take action
Nm n bill providing Cor the establish
ment Of 4 sanitarjum for tuberculosis
victims In zach Of West Nirginia's SIN
senatorial districts when 1t ~rcConrenes
In March. The bill was Introduced by
Senator Bloch. II provides for the cree
ton and maintenance Of i've sant
: tariums. \ sixth is now maintained at
Terra Alta.
~ In introducing tho measure the S"na'
tor said the Terra Alta institution was
Inadequate TO care fur more than 2
Ssmall part OF persons suffering viii
rho disease. iTo quoted the report Of
Or. r. T.. Clovis. superintendent Of tn"
senitarium. which stated that $50 pa
Sicnts are now on the waiting list. with
.hc hospital filled beyond capacity.
The bill would create = commission
20 be appointed by tn" governor. VIII,
shal lhavc power 10 select sites and
prepare plans for tho buildings. The
superintendents must be legally quail
ied physicians Of six years experience
and are 10 be appointed by the COVER
nor with the consent and advice OF the
senate. Tho expenses OF patients who
are unable 20 pay for their care are &c
be borne by the municipalities and
counties from which are sent the re
Quests for admittance.
The Wheeling intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1903-1961, 1921-02-07

ST. MARYS

senator D.nsmoor was in Parkers-
burg Tuesday.
L. {. White OF Raven Rock. WAS a
business caller here Friday.
j. l.. H"ddlcSlun Of Eureka was tho
guest Of his sister. Mrs. Rose Curtis,
Friday.
Mrs. {. Il Gardner was shopping in
Marietta Wednesday.
Mrs. Henry Sarher was a Marietta
shopper Wednesday,.
". IL. Myers OF Finch was 4 business
caller here Friday.
Born TO Mr.. II Mrs. Hugh Lamp. on
Tuesday, a son.
J.. &. Malone OF Willow was in the
city Wednesday on business.
Elgtn Adkins of Newport. o. was 4
business caller here Thursday,
Rev. w. ii. Chase was at Marietta
Tuesday calling on friends.
Mrs. Mildren Triplett has accepted a
position as operator IN the United Tclc-
phon" Office.
spencer will play basketball here Fri
day, February II.
j. L.. Miller, l.. n. O.. ". will attend
a meeting of the Masons here Monday
y"nln
Alvin Barnhart OF Bens Run was In
town Wednesday.
Mrs. Clarence Carr Of Sistcrsvllle has
returned TO her home after several days
visit here with relatives.
Mrs. OFT RuScnlicb of Miilcrs Run, O..
, was 4 caller here Wednesday.
The Wheeling intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1903-1961, 1921-02-07
LITTLETON

Mr.. and Mrs. \. l.. Wampler were
shopping in Wheeling Monday.
Mr.. and Mrs. Bremen bennington and
little son Of Warrington spent the week.
cd here with relatives.
Re-. Brady spent Sunday with friends
in Cameron.
quite a number from this place at
tendrt the funeral Of Engineer Carpen-
ter in Cameron Tuesday.
Mr.. AMI Mrs. Garrison Lcmley have
returned home after 4 short visit with
friends In Dillouvalc.
Mrs. clyde Henderson Of WellSburS
spent Sunday here with her parents. Mr..
and Mrs. {. Owen.
Mrs. ". g: Morris was shopping in
Wheeling Friday.
MIR. and Mrs. y. A. Walker and son
Harold Of Grafton spent the weekend
here with relatives.
Mrs. Thomas Fordyce and little
daughter have returned home after !
short visit with friends in Wheeling.
Mr.. Hugh Hamilton who is employed
In Warrington spent Saturday and Sum
day here with his family.
Mr.. and Mrs. Fred AShcnhart and
family lett Sunday for Downs where
they will make their future home.
Misses Margaret Cullinan spent the
Weekend with her parents At Dean.
Mr.. j.. {. Moare Of New M~artinsville
spent the weekend here with friends.
Mss Margaret Villcrs was shopping
III 81 I llltIll .hollustN
Misses Margaret and Lillian Cough
lin Of Fairmont spent Thursday evening
here with relatives.
Mr.. Care Bradley OF Warrington was
4 business visitor here Monday.
Mr.. Harry CumbcTlcdre who Is m
ployed at Weirton is spending the week
end here with relatives.
Mrs. John Gary has returned home
after a short visit with friends in Nc
Ncrhen.
Mrs. William Wade has returned after
a short visit with his father at Col
liers.
Mr.. Ray Whistler who is employed in
Fairnont spent the Weekend here with
his family.
Mr.. NJ. Kigcr of Wheeling was n bus
mess visitor here Monday.
Mrs. Charlcs Riggs has returned home
HON" after n short visit with friends
in McMeChcn.
Misses Edna Long and Mary Wood
who are employed At Elm Grove spent
the week end here with their parents.
George Smith who is employed in
Wheeling spent Saturday and Sunday
here with his family.
Mr.. Chas. Anderson who Is employed
in Moundsvillo. spent the weekend hero
with his family.
The Wheeling intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1903-1961, 1921-02-07
CHARTERS ISSUED

CharleStor. W. Va, Feb. ~6.-Ahartcrs
have been issued To tn" following cor
porationS by the secretary Of state:
Ualton-Kclly West Virginia Homes
CORPORATION. Huntington: capital stock.
s@50.00O; inc~orporatorS. \. j. Dalton;
G.. NJ. Angel. {. &. Hale. j. +. Grosscn-
hachcr, +. W Dulancy. Huntington.
D~altoncKcIly Real Estate Corporation,
Huntington: capital stock. $1,000 0O;
incorporators \. J. Dalton. Il. Nj. Angel.
c. c.. Hale, J. +. G~rossenbachcr, +. w.
Dulaney. Huntington.
Raleigh Bank and Trust company,
B.ckley: capital stock 100000; incor-
porators. \. Q. smith. {. NJ. Lilly. J. u.
Bruster. T.. l.. Ellison. +. Minter. Beck
ley.
Charles {. Bruskic P~honoEraph COM
ranv. H~untington: capital stock. $500
0uo; incorporators. Z. G. Brosk'c. J. Il.
Marshall. i. l.. Williams. j.. =. Ncccs-
sary. J.. A.. Young, Huntington.
Raven Red Ash Coal company. Beck
Iny: Capi,al stock, 5000, 200: IuCorPora-
tors. J. l.. Clifton. y. Il. Ragland. +. l..
Conway. ". W. Goldsmith, ". II. Nc
GinniS. Jr. Bccklc!.
Wheeling: sI6.3O0: George Baird, 9. \.
Walden. ". +. Kennedy. Lharlcs +. Paul.,
Wheeling.
Eureka Specially Manufacturing cont
MANY. Detroit Mich. labor saving de-
vices; $4,000: {. s. Ready, H.. I. hauH-
enschild. W. NJ. Gallagher. q. II. Spind-
,cr. l. ". Casey. Wheeling. ". Va.
~. l.. Nixon Lumber mC"mpnnE. Hun
tnrton: chief works in Cabcll county;
$4,000: n. f.. Nixon. y +. Parsons.
Eta L.. Parsons. GrIc" NiN"n John
Roman, Huntington.
l;vaS Brothers company. NHirt"h'
wholesale. and retail mercantile bust
moss; $4,000: r. {. Evans. }. : Evans.
Mary l.. Evans. Virginia l.. Evans,
Weirtou. L. NJ. Brown. New Cumhertahd
Tug River Smokcless Coal company.
Wclch; branch office IN Chicago; chlcI
works I'm Mcdowell county: $55o.oon;
Thomas \. Lowery, Nelson 4. Rcinnr'.
Claude Sachs, Perry 5. Patterson
Dwight 2. Green. Chicago III.
Ohio cities OIL Corporation. Spring
field. O.. chief works IN summit county,
o.. $500. 900: Floyd a. johnson, 1907 =,
Limestone street, ". IT. Townsend l7h"
Stratford Placc: Il T. Wyant. Fred
Dctcrman. Springfield. o.; ". T. Dcpcw
Dayton, Q.
The Wheeling intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1903-1961, 1921-02-07

the home Of Mr.. and Mrs. Price Cheeks,
Jr.. Wednesday, February >.
Born TO Mr.. and Mrs. Charles Dayc
Friday. February l., Il daughter.
Lexic McNinch has been suffering for
the past fortnight from an affection OF
the ear.
Charles Myers is confined TO his room
by a very severe cod.
Mrs. Charles Clutter and sons kHr-
met, Elmer. Merle and Wade spent the
weekend with the formers parents, MT.
and Mrs. Walt Swart of Dinsmore.
Mr.. and Mrs. Thomas Dinsmore and
Mr.. and Mrs. Phillips spent Thursday
afternoon with MajurSvillo friends.
, DR.. Laycock was called Friday TO pre-,
/ scribe for Stew" Barnhart who Is III
with heart trouble.
Little Earl Mayors Of Bucyrus. O..
who has been most seriously i'll, has re-
covered nicely.
clyde Atkinson spent Saturday after
noon with his friends kcrmet and Ell
mer Clutter.
Mrs. Jessie Atkinson and children
were The over Sunday guests of Mr.. and
Mrs. Elder.
The Wheeling intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1903-1961, 1921-02-07
hammock

;ained a number of. young people
at their home in town on last
Friday evening. in Honor Of their daugh-
ter, Maxine. and sons. Wayne; william
and John H.. Games Of a juvenile nature
! together with music. formed the enetT-
| tainmcnt of the evening. Dainty re-
frcshments being served at the conclu-
sion.
The members of the Thimble Bee, also
several quests. were entertained at the
home Of Mrs. Eldrcd Lodge. In on
! Thursday evening. The time was spent
in needleworK and social conversation
together with the serving OF dainty
luncheon ut an appointed time; Alta.
! The many friends OF Miss owe
Humphrey are glad 10 know that she IL
recovering 80 nicely. after her recent
! operation for Appendicitis IN inc OnIo
Valley General hospital in. wheeling. he
ing able to be brought 10 the home OF
! her parents IN ln!ontoWh' the i~'Sci
, part OF last week.
Both rooms OF the local school was
! closed on Thursday, so. the teachers. MT.
! Walls and Miss Hayes might nave an
opportunity Of visiting another schDo! ~
| the county, they having spent the DAY IN
! the public schools at Flushing.
Mrs. w. r. Taylor and son, waiter;
! spent saturday the guests OF Mr, anu
Mrs. winfield s. Close in ST. Clairsyllle.
Ncssrs Alex. Campbell and grandson.
william Campbell. who reside near New
Athens. zach spent one day the past
week with friends in town.
/ T.. Doudna has returned after at
! tending a meeting Of the Eastern ONO
Lumbermen, held in Columbus.
! Mr.. and Mrs. Arthur Harris and llttie
'~daushter Edith. were recent guests at
the home OF their aunt in wheeling lot
. several days.
b Earl Walls attended a meeting OF me
Ri"hland township teachers held IN st.
rI.s-S,ilin on la ~ SATURDAY,
Joseph Gordon has moved his FAMILY
from the Cniontown Coal Company
property. north OF town. to Ttppecanoe'
Ohio. near where he has secured EN-
nloyrnen,. the mines at this place being
closed for an indefinite length OF time.
! Joe Lodge. OF near ShepherdStown. o..
was 4 visitor with friends in town; the
middle Of the week, having ATTENDED tAe
THURSDAY. from the farm home. west
Of town. which she recently sold.
Laurence Patton has returned 10 MS
! home In Akron. having spent several
DAYS at the william Nirhol home. souln
Of town. spending a part OF ms ttne a. :.
Wheeling. with his uncle. VIM. N!chol.
who still continues 20 improve at this
Miss Sarah Caldwell. a student in the
st. Clairsville high school. spent inc pSSI
week at her parents home mere oehs
confined with an Illness. ,,.
! Everett Nichol is recovering at his
home after An attack o! slow teFer;
Mrs. Ralph Randolph. Of 81, lars
! vile Ohio. a former resident OF Union
town. was a caller among local friends
for a few days recently.
Messrs. Elwood Johnston and Robert
Cyle. of near Flushing, anc Jonh
/ Ritchey. of New Athens. were locai ctll-
ers in this vicinity on Fridny, soliciting
subscriptions for the new bank when
! will be located in Flushing.
The Wheeling intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1903-1961, 1921-02-07
% Eatahlish Branches.

Charleston. W. Va. Feb. 6.-Auth-
GRITTY to establish branches is givan
banking institutions OF West Virginia
under L bill introduced In the state
legislature by Delegate Charles Midcl'
burg. The principal clause in the meas
urc reads:
Every bank or baking company. a.
detneid by his chapter. incorporated
under the laws of this state. may cS-
tahlish n branch or branches within the
state OF West Virginia and carry on or
exercise through such branch or
branches the same business and powers
which such bank or banking company
Is authorized by the laws OF the state
10 carry on at it's principal hanktuG
house and place Of business. provided
tina, no such bank or banking company
can establish such branch or branches
except when duly authorized by the
Affirmative vote OF at least two-thirds
Of the stockholders Of said bank taken
a. an annual or regularly called meet
ing OF stockholders"
The Wheeling intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1903-1961, 1921-02-07
\, !. STOCKS

New. York. p 6.-Thc second month
OF the year IN the financial HlArNets
opened with a perceptIbI" tightening
OF credits. a negligible volume Of buSl-
ness and consequent impairment or
quoted values throughout the list.
Gail on demand loans rose to . per
sent. their highest iGu.e III almost three
months. The advancc was primarily
due. according TO we'll informed author
tiles. TO the steady reduction OF Local
reserves by Interior banks. There were
concurrent advances in interest and re-
discount rates by federal reserve banks.
Shorts frequently awaited themselves
Of further adverse Industrial CONDITIONS
to dcprcsS popular issues,
Lower prices for raw and refined
products suggested Z marked 're"u-
iustment' Of estimates in the OIL traue.
Unsatisfactory earnings. threats Oh
labor troubles and intermtnal delay IN
the scttlemet OF claims or tranSp"rt7-
ton systems against the government
milia.iated against railway ShaFcS'
RHart from occasional upward SpnrtS IN
the transcontinental group notaolS
Hill issues.
Increasing credit strain added 10 the
heavy tone OF various SNe'' NV 49,
ment stock. Companies c"h'Fo'''"e
miscellaneous SpeciaItieS Suoth't''"
~inancia statements which suffered u"
comparison with similar EXHIBITS OF t"e
corresponding period last year
confident tone prevailed the invest
mont market. bankers experiencing niue
difficulty In diSposinE Of new caPl'a'
offerings. these IN III" aggregate as
Stunning impressive dimensions RE-
war bond issues OF the important ran
WAYS also improved the liberty and VIC
tory issues cascd.
Movement Of foreign exchange were
again obscured by d~,Nirsent views ar's.
ing from rrparattonal terms imposed
upon Germany.
II is understood that plans for refund
lag French obligations IN this country
are gradually crystaliztng.
The Wheeling intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1903-1961, 1921-02-07
VIII "a EdncafAd-

F'airmonc. W. Va. Feb. 6.-Rosie
Sacola. the ten-year-old Ckranian gill
who had both arms burned of to th'
shoulder last July when she caught
hold OF q live wire at a mine near
Meadowbrook, has submitted TO having
sections Of her skin grated upon the
body OF a little companion who was
burned.
Rosie has learned TO write by hold
Ing a pencil between her teeth. She eats
unaidcd and tides up her room by use
Of teeth and lips. This Young Women's
Business and Professional club has
adopted Rosie and will educate hcr
after she has been fitted with mcchani-
cal arms. She will be sent to college
by the club.
The Wheeling intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1903-1961, 1921-02-07
IROu REVIEW

~ Work F.h. 6.-SteCl continues
ann and the very limited volume or ne"
BUSINESS gives Prices an easy undeVl"A''
All, ouo,ations generally remain uh-
ct.npsd some Of the independent m'.'
6ayr shown a disposition I" shaae Val
- IN order % effect sales. New &c
1snd for the finished product IS $40"
q though occasionally some tair Si|en
orders have been placed.
The reduced cost Of raw material -"
tne probability OF labor read)ustnne"'S
activity AT present ano
IN oig iron. the falling OFF or 0oV'-
oon ron in Janua: production indicates
tho lack OF business and the market %
oasy With a saggtng tendency.
CoDner has been quiet all week. OUT
,.roria.ionS are said TO be under way
nv which 400. coo. 900 pounds, or ABOUT
900 thirds OF amount now on hand may
- -tennourily withdrawn from the
rcrsral available supply by the copper
Exnon Association. presumably as d"
,Mnortablc surplus. Plans Tor tlnahc'"s
mis- deaf are being discussed win syn
dictate OF bankers. but without oetihiIe
statements az to details. Meantime, l"'
n,arkct is steady in absence OF selling
n.ogsr-c with larger producers main
raining their quotations and claiming
% hr hooking more business al the END
or the week. January export sales are
.stinatcd AT 10, 1000. 900 pounds and do
nestle trade approximately So'ooO'uuo.
Tin remains easy with prices OFT
shout z cents UNDER weakness in Lon
Jon and straits and possible Dutch liq-
pidation.
Lead shows a declining tendency re-
stagnant trade conditions and
weakness in London. Dealers quotations
are now close to those Of the big pro-
ducers. .
Zinc continued dull. with holders not
pressing sales and production curtail-
rnent increasing.
Anthony f~eatureless and unchanged,
stocks being ample ~>r-~thc light de-
mand.