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Albuquerque morning journal. [volume] (Albuquerque, N.M.) 1903-1926, 1921-10-30

FINE HOME SITE 4
Two beautiful lots on East
Silver. Price reduced for quick
sale, singly or together. Want
to see them? Call H
j. A. HAMMOND, H
S24 Il. Silver. Phone 1522-R.
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" REAL HOME"
Seven rooms, bath, built-in fea.
lures, large front and back porch
es' garage, etc. In the Fourth
ward. $4,000. Easy terms.
MCDONALD q WORSHAM,
Real Estate and Insurance.
Phone 366-W. 10S S. Third.
HELP WANTED
Male.
WANTED-A coored cook, Pullman Cafe.
GATHERING roots and hero5. Free
book Botanical, 10 West Haven,
Conn.
START NOW, Young Mems Christian
Association Auto Repair School, Los
Angeles.
FIRBMEN, BRAKEMEN, beginners $50,
later $3.50 monthly. Write Railway,
care Morning Journal.
BE A DEcTECTIvE, ;50-;10O weekly,
raVel over world; experience unneces-
sary. American Detective Agency, 4Og
Lucas, 81. Louis.
MEN 'ge II to So. Experience uDIeces-
sary. Travel; make secret investirs-
lions, reports. Salaries; expenses. Amer
Louis N~
WANTED-sales managers to take com
plete charge OF district sales offices,
only those capable OF handling a large
safes force and producers of results need
apply, Box Sc, care Journal.
WANTED-SOO0 cotton pickers, al once,
" to N,5O hundred; steady work IN
FEBRUARY; all short staple cotton; n,
RAIN mild climate, good sch )olA; rood
opportunities to right parties. Growers
40 not pay transportation. Randall Hem
derson' Secretary Farmers Alliance La
Dor Dor Bureau, Blythe. California
YOUR JOB rs SAFE Il you're a skilled
automotive electrical specialist. No
1at .AeS, no wage disputes. Steady. we'll
star,,r VII rositlons waiting. Learn
inp ' rono t,sneins, isnitoni battery build
axe rerulatop srr,o,,,ra ee"et ,,., voi.-
Only school Specializing auton,ot;,,a eiao'
trloity. Free boolsla1 wr,ta 49,,
Johnson's Automotive Electrical School,
Dept. 10. 72s Broadway, Denver, Colo.
Female ---------------
~; 4 S777 -----------
We" cs,sior r.nnttr collar girl. Ex-
Ia , S7;,,7 = :.
NJ. AperIeneed COOK. Apply
.--. yrs. MeLnnan. Lo8 west Copper
WANTED-Elderly adv fJr housowOrk.
Ala East Santa Fe phole sO4.J
WANTED-Glrl for general housework,
Mrs. Glassman 5i4 South Walter.
V'ANTED-G;jrI for gcneroI -l,,.o-,,7-i--
Apply mornings, z,t Nortb rbIr,a.,th
W ST5l7T7 =; - : -. soe--t--.
"mN Sp-uirl Tor general housework;
Roma, ' VII p'''' 's'' lOSl west
N, ,,;5;7-77 ~;
60 ~ '--MlauIe-aged woman to do
tent house"ork ana COOKING would
e ec 6lrI. Apply INV south Hlgh.
WANTED-Lady cook for position in
Industrial school. Apply mornings.
Call for Miss Preslar, eel West Gold.
EARN BOARD-Roor1 aud an oo1b
whIIa attending scbn,,, catsino,a -
Mackay Business College, sOsh South
. -, .os e.s e.eo.
Observation-Disclosures lady stenogra-
,,t', anu 'ooAAssper LOT position III
prS., 90 V' n,ns, eall ioF MISS
--- ee.al go west Iolo.
WANTED-Competent experienced Amer
lcan nurse, FOR two young children; re-
IaaaI1 Appls hiolhlnss. Mrs'
--9Ho-e ~ q, ~ oou1n ro1r leentn.
"ANTED-students to learn conversa-
uonal spanish, by native teacher; In
diVidual or class instruction.. II inter-
OF WV s'u'" N'h''' aA'ef
:, -.
The Wheeling intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1903-1961, 1921-08-29
CLEW' : REVIEW
Great Rum Of Stocks Have keacnoo
Levels That Are Making Them
Attractive.

Pevchologically speaking. much or
;hr news Of the week. aithouSh indlcat-
i,.r no fresh Developments OF broad
general significance, has been rather
discoura g!rG. hut. as demonstrated on
MANY occasions. when any fair amount
OF buying orders PM In an "ppear'a'
II Is found lha; there Is wu'i;E OF
offerings hilc :" much uncertainty
exists In certain Industrial directions.
lu,tng Ny n" genera public cannot :"
expected {" aSsum. Ing" proportions
and. no doUh'. as accounts become
Weakened some further 50? ;te-rd uQGi-
da lion may b" counted upon.
Nevertheless. II can be assumed that
; IT," pr"l, rr.n &c stocks has now reach
I'd 'evc,% Witch are making Them at
rractivc To those vn III" inside who arc
in q position ~ hn"wu what tho zeal
hook values are. \ potent fncto: IN
connection with the market Is aivars
tho money situation. and while Ih"re
may re oCra s!onal f!urrieH In rates.
now points 10 plentiful sup
plies for long time ahead, nc Ihs
federal reserve hanks are IN An exceed
iugly strong position.
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SOUTH SIDE
Choir on ONttnT.

Choir on Outing.
Tho choir of the Third Frrshy'a r "a n
church cf this city Will star" an outing
ThuI sday evening when they will so up
III" river as tho guests ~ some camp
Tho name at which has not been an
n"Vnrcl yet. About "a Young people
corrr's" IN" choir and everybody Is
expected :" attend. Final plans for the
affair wi. hc n,aIr Wednesday, evening
Orchestra Returns
McekS' fyc piece orchestra which has
been ut rarkershurE for two weeks
rlay!rg at number ~ dances and
snc!ais. returned 10 this city last eve
ninr Their contract IN that city has
expired and they arc now booked 10 go
:" Akron where they have arranged 10
play for several fall events. The or
rhcstra ia made UP "t local musicians
ard includes The following: Irving
liostler, william Green. Lester Craig
howard Nash and Edward Mreks.
Entertains Sunday School WORKERS
Yesterday afternoon md evening
ut tho 81. raurs Evangelical church
parlors tho Young peoples society Of
me church entertained n group OF Sun
day school workers from the 81. Peters
Evangelical church of Pitt shUrgh. Pa.
The affair not only included a social
entertainment hut also The reading and
emphasizing OF tho importance of Sun
day school work. The affair was In
charge Of William DaDn"nherg. former
IrssidHr' cr tho V. =. s and an active
worker =; St. l'wrs church. The a6-
drrss &. welcome 10 the visitors was
riv,n by Roy KloSs. who also Is active
in Sunday school work. Vocal and In
GrruWcntai numbers wcTo offered by tho
members Of the Y. =. s. followed by
4 hricf address hv Rev. A. {. Rasrhc.
pastor "r - Faults church. Members
from both Sunday s"ho"is IaEa read
'?rs ON the Importance "t Sunday school,
wnrI ia Nv" homes. the churches and
in tho outside word which proved quito
interesting. both c,ass"a telling Just
VIVA; was being don" in thoir capacity
% Sunday school workers. Following
tie meeting social timo vas enjoyed.
with ,l.r !rIi'n':,n extended to the To-
cal Y. J.. s f." thorn to GO 10 TStts-
hurgh ~ -. Peters church OF that
place ms tho guests 81 Tho Young peo-
pes class &c tina; church. Tho inr!-
ta,Ion was accepted for date some
time this fall
LadIoS Aid 70 Give Outing.
Tho Ladies' Aid Society Of ST. Faurs
Tvangellcal church OF this city Will
'ako part in an outing given by them
next Wednesday nj Wheeling Park.
Mrs. Henry Jaeger has been appointed
as chairman or III" committee and Ia
working hard - make the plans for
the event. Every member OF the so
ciAty ia expected to attend. and good
time Ia being looked forward -.
Final Outing.
The brotherhood &c s. FauIS "hrrrh
are making r,ans 10 hold their final
The Wheeling intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1903-1961, 1921-08-29
CHICAGO LIVE STOCK.

chicago Aug. Fl Cattle. receipts.
800; compared with a week ago. good
and choice beef steers 81 - SOC lower:
medium and common kinds or more;
Fat she stock. generally steady: cam
nars and cutters CSC higher: bulls IS TO
5nc lower: veal calves mostly s. higher:
stoCkers. steady: feeders &c lower.
Hogs. receipts. 1000. fairly active.
mostly steady 20 strong with Yenter-
days average: good clea-ances: TOP go:
bulk light and light butchers go q ass:
hulk packing sows. -"5T7.75: pigs fully
PC higher: bulk dasIrahl~s. s501 800.
She"?. recni7ts 1000: compared with
p week ago. "a; lambs. big 81 lower. fat
westerns and warnings - - Soc liver:
rs~der larhS. - - 81 lower: other
Faeders abou: steady.
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PRODUCE MARKET.

New York. Aug. 2T.r--But'cr. steady;
crea mery higher than extras 42T4?'2
creamery extras '92 scoreD 4lm4l'2
nrst SS to 81 scorel 37T4o; packing
stock. current make No. 3. 90.
Eggs. steady: fresh gathered extra
nrsts 37I+0: fresh gathered hrsts 80
6S6 state Pennsylvania and ncarhy
western hennery whites hrsts 20 cxtraS
4T249. do. henuery browns extras 4CT
%S: do. gathered browns and m!Sed rr!-
ors frsts 20 cNtraS 3idI5 racr:gNrA-
tor. special markets So g. do. GrstS
3t4J5.
Cheese steady: state. whole milk. Mats.
fresh specials 81 n II - do. average run
2OT2oi,: Ria'e. whole milk twins. $40
Gals 21n =. do. average run 2"tl @"l!
Live ard dressed poultry s'.ady
prices unchanged.
Flour steadi.r.
The Wheeling intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1903-1961, 1921-08-29
~. !. STOCKS


bw York. Aug. Solicitation OF Val.
In the securities market atia!ne"
B impressive dimensions this week.
nearly forty different stocks
Q into new low territory for the
10 political element hgured IN the
Ks developments. Ranking ana
ness interest expressed disapro'nt-
at failure OF congress (" tormu-
defnita policies S"gardinS rail-
Is. tariff and taxation before re-
ing.
ails were least affected and many
hnsnt July statements OF earnings.
o submitted. Pronounced sd.minu-
however. OF the recent demand 70:
dS and high grade stocks was ger
ply attributed 20 absence OK leSista-
relief.
Increase OF production from early
gust low levels was reported In many
bic industries. The notable except!cn
furnished by the steel and Iron
de, were further reduction % price
u wage schedules eNrrted Hide In
hence. Additional expansion OF fed
hi bank reserves and Oteady inflow
foreign gold strengthened the I'm
|ession that the final quarter Of the
lar WAS likely TO bring another reduc-
bu Of rediScountS and interest rates.
We'll informed bankers believed. how
'er, that the attitude Us tn" fedora,
serve board In this connection. hinged
, further liquidation OF grain and cot
n bills az western and southern
hints.
Discussion ot the foreign eS"hauS"
tuation revoived around. G"rma :
ldittonal repa5ations payments next
eek. In round figures these We're ss'
mated at ono hundred million dollars,
ale OF which may he deposited here.
'e balance probably going TO London.
The Wheeling intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1903-1961, 1921-08-29
IRON REVIEW

New York. Aux. 2,.--The steel mar
ket has been nervous and unsc't|"" \
moderate Improvement OF business MAS
shown In some directions hU; '"n2"'-
ton Is very keen :ur al orders In NlEh'
and the tone is easy. I" meet hHurt~
asked by tho independents the s'es! cor
poratiou reduced rs prices '"r I'a'"
and sheets. and this action Induced h"'-
.rs 70 limit purchases TO Immediate ne
c.ss.t;es as they look :or further
declines.
Fig iron ruled steady - arm ~ tAe
recent advance. hu' Wh!t" business -
fair. IL - no; proving rs large az some
had hoped fer on the recent squirt "i
activity.
Conner has remstn-r very Que, and
prices for $40; and prompt e."r'r"'!tS
have been shaded slightly by dealers
and some OF the smaller producers. NO
sxpor, business has been reported Tor
the past fortnight owing partly 10 me
weakness Of tine London market. and
II IL claimed that except for o"c"-
s.onal small lots. domestic buyers have
BEEN almost entirely oui O: Ia" markc'.
Inder these conditions. small lots
have been available n: about 81 & de-
ltvered. hut tho larger producers nave
refused ~ shade - cents and are ask
ing from /? /" l2i. cents Tor Septem-
her and OC:oOrr
Tin hn7 declined - 25S f"r Straits
N. lowest In Is years. Weakness N
London and apathy on the part oc hIA-
.-s apparently offset ;he higher s'"r'"t
exchange.
Lead continued fairly active With m"
undertone irmer. especially a IN" No.
Zinc WAS quiet as BUYERS aniiripAi"'
fresh CONCESSIONS hut h"ider1 Hrr -
fusins 10 meet arg" h.d~ jus; und"i
the market.
Antlmony IA stead.er. but unchanged
with future shipment demand absent.
The Wheeling intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1903-1961, 1921-08-29
6ENWOOD
INJUNCTION GRANTED TO
WHEELING STEEL & IRON
Co, TO STOP PICKETINC

An Injunction which was granted
Saturday by Judge r. II. Addleman or
the Ohio County circuit court will pro-
hIb!t picketing around tho companys
mills especially the Iionwood plant and
the belmont mill in wheeling The IN.
junction wns secured by the company
on complaint ~ the men who were be-
Ing hailed by the piCketers. who were
working for the Amalga mated Iron and
Steel and TIN Workers Union. Sheriff
Howard IIazlett. OF Marshall county.
served the summonses Friday on those
who were under his Jurisdiction and
territory.
Two Mon Cars Soon
Wednesday night will sea the last OF
tho one man cars on the Benwood and
McM.chen lines. On Thursday morn
Ing The cars will again lie operated by
two mon, which will mean that the mon
Who wcre recently laid or will bs put
back on their Old runs. The watchmen
who were placed at the Fourth street
crossing here Will be done away with as
Tho conductor OF the car will perform
this duty az before Most OF Benwood
people will be glad IN sce tho two men
cars AGAIN. one for The reason that u
will ho safer and the other that num-
her OF men will be given work who were
recently laid OF!
HstuYns from Hospital
walter Lander. J.? year old son OF MT.
and Mrs. Ted Lander. who was confined
Mt the North Wheeling hospital for
about two weeks. where he underwent
an operation. returned to his homo yea
,erday on Water street. Mr.. Lander's
condition IS mu"h improved and the
operation ~ sad 10 be successful. Hla
many friends are glad to SEQ him homo
again and on tho road TO recovery.
Ptnohed Again
John Doe, ono OF tho best known
visitors =, tho local jail Will he ar
raignod before Mayor Sprouts today on
the usual charge Of Drunkenness Doe
Was arrested yesterday by Patro!man
O'Donnen when tho officer found that
Johns mind was wandering gently
somewhere around parts unknown. Ar
ter seeing that Doc was hlled clear to
the neck. O'ponnell. with the aid Of
cart. hauled him In where ne slept for
tho night.
TO See MsoSwinsy
Severa! Ioca! people. especially those
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OIL MEN
SEEK BETTERMENT OF
MEXICAN CONDITIONS

Mexico City. Aug. 2t-This IL 10 he
oil week in Mexico City. Petroleum. IN
all Its vexatious phases, embracing tax
alton and alleged property conhscatlon.
will be discussed by various branches OF
the Mexican government with a view TO
removing this stumbling black to re-
sumption OF diplomatic relations De-
tween tho United States and Mexico.
The Ave heads Of large American oil
On route here TO take up
oil questions with the government. ara
expected to arrive tomorrow. Coupled
with their visit Is announced tho de-
termination OF tho supreme court TO
render q clarifying decision not later
than September rs. on the alleged re-
troactive and connscatory Article II or
the Mexican constitution.
There also Is a possibility that the
chamber OF deputies may take some &C
ton. amending Article q. during the
last hours OF its extraordinary session.
which will close Wednesday.
The visiting American oil mon are
scheduled TO arrive hero in tho morn
ing. and conferences with Secretary OF
tho Treasury De la HuertA relative 10
the tax on oil exports are to begin I'm
medIately.. These conferences probably
will continue for several days At the
secretary's office and then are expected
TO shift 10 the national palace where
President OhreRon will participate.
II has not yet been disclosed mere
whether the conference will extend be-
yord mere discussion OF the recent
taxation DEGREES but II Is regarded as
highly probable that the end OF the
week will see some definite understand
ing reached-eithef . compromise on
The tax question or an amendment to
disagree
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New York. Aux. 27--Prime mercan-
tile paper 666x: exchange heavy.
sterling SO day bills and commercial so
day bills on hanks 3sik: commercial
so day bills 3S4h; demand 1884, cables
$50: francs. demand rs: cables 715rs ;
RelEian francs demand $50: cables
1904: Kuilders. demand 3llt: cahres
$40: lire demand +2sii: cables az:
marks. demand NIX: cables ll4h :
Greece demand B5T: Sweden. demand
2lbS: Norway. demand l3t": Argentine
demand 1925: Brazilian, demand 1928.
Montreal ~ percent discount.
Governwsnt and railroad bonds
steady.
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,tr..t arrived home yesterday rom
Fairmont. where they have been T:sit-
ing relatives.
Mr.. and Mrs. r.. n. Keffer. OF Mar
shall streAt. arrived home last evening
from Washington. Pa. where they nave
Just completed two week vacation IN
that city with friends.
Mr.. and Mrs Clarence Deitz' or Fam
Grove are visiting Mr.. and Mrs. ". -
Lutes. of Marshall street.
Or. Blake was in Moundsvil!e yester'
day on a call.
Miss Caroline Weimer. OF "heehhS'
who has been visiting friends here for
tbs-past week. returned home yesterday.
Mr.. and Mrs. Fred Mchaels. OF Glen
dale. are visiting friends and relatives
In Benwood today.
Ed Cooey and family are expected
homo from Sebring. Ohio. Friday.
The Wheeling intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1903-1961, 1921-08-29
p1Yooops MARKET.

New York. Aug. @7.--Strencth "t
prices 10 still the feature 10 'he stray
goods market. The half day session TO-
day waRunuSually active FOR Sa:ur-
day. Several fractional gains were no
ted Retailers from the Yves; AZ" "e-
ported more anxious for goods anl job
bers are hrnl!ng up In their price ideas
and beginning TO place more orders with
mrs, hands Alex Smith Carpe; COM
many, will hold Another auction sale
U..tnuiug on september and sovcrIng
$1,000 bales OF rugs. Cotton yarns ar"
rising. silk and silk goods marketed quiet
and ubrlaps hrm.
The Wheeling intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1903-1961, 1921-08-29
LOST NICKEL STARTS
$500 STORE BLAZE

Elkins. ". Va. Aug. ga lost nickel
started blaze in W. 81. keplinEs
plumbing shop. in the basement OF the
Arnold building on Davis avenue Win
S2un damage.
A visitor in the chop dropped . nickel
md when match vas struck for the
purpose Of locating it a burning fraS-
mert flew !nto quantity OF oakurn.
which Is highly infia mmable. The result,
uas that A FIRE VAS quickly In progress.
The Wheeling intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1903-1961, 1921-08-29
TOLEDO MARKET.

Tol.do o.. Aug. 27.---WhNa:. Angus.
1.ca: September. lc;i: pec"mbcr. !.3l.
MAY. 1873.
r,overseed. prime. cash. l:.3n. or'oh"r
1910. December. 12.5N. February. 100,
March. 1880
Alsike, prime. cash. August. 1880.
October. 1915: December. 1865. March,
1880.
Timothy. prime. cash l9:0. 2-5n.
1921. as; September. c.'i. October.
i65; December. 2.70; January. 80;
February. 40.
The Wheeling intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1903-1961, 1921-08-29
P1TrsBuRaH LIVE STOCK.

Pittsburgh. Aug. 2;.-HcEs. receipts.
$500: steady; heavies. s.506 $50. heavy
yorkers 1900 1880: light workers..
st581o0o: pigs. s.759s.oo,
Sheep and lambs receipts 500:
steady: top sheep. 52S; top lambs.
1000.
Calves receipts SO: steady: top 1900.
The Wheeling intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1903-1961, 1921-08-29
STATE Of TRADE

Quiet. Coincidence Maintained and Buy
ing Slowly Expanding. Lmmsd1ats
Needs Still osovorn, But soocfs he-
ported Light In Most Positions some
Dispositions to Discount futurs Re-
auirsmsnts. Industry Shows hore
Life, Notably in Apparel Lines, SHOES
Goal and Iron aud stosL No Genera!
Movement Forward, but Individual
Action More Psrcspt1bls.
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EAST BUFFALO MARKEF.

Fast Buffalo. y. 7. Aug. 2T-Cattle.
receipts S.5: slow.
caves. receipts $50: 81 lover. 5000
u 90.
Hogs. receipts 1880: 2bT5n cents
l. 'rh"t. l:gh' workers. n. o" q 1850: piSs
| 0 90: ,ughs SIS 100: stays G00d ) 90
sheep and lambs receipts 1900: %
c,u.A higher: lambs 6.003s75; few
10 On Others unchanged.
The Wheeling intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1903-1961, 1921-08-29
CHICAGO GRAIN

Chicago. AUS. ga generally sir"Ag
close marked the end Of the week "nd
on the Chicago board nt irau- '"da\.
Wheat Registered ne, gains OF g.. :" &C.
corn finished !. lower to nnrnrHRrd.
oats were Y to y higher and p:oris!ons
RANGED from unchanged /" Csc higher
with the big gains confined - Lard.
Open High Low Close
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LIBERTY BONDS

New York. Aug ?7--lihertv bonds
c.o.<d: 81. $50; first - S7.sS: sr"-
ond Is $40. frs: Ar's S7.6A: second
4.'ss $50. 'hlri tr.'s ~ 81. f"H"'h
g s7.aS; vl"r"r. 50 ass ;I2.
Victory AAs ISIS.
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N. Y. COTTON MARKET

Wheeling. ". Va. Aug. 20. 81.
Furnished Tho IntelliEencer by A. Z.
Masten 4 Co. members New York Stock
EXCHANGE. Second floor National Bank
Of w. Va. Bldg.
Stocks Open. Hixh. Low. Close
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STANDARD OIL
SUBSIDIARY STOCKS

Whoe..rg. ". Va Aug. %. 81.
Furnished Tho lntellisencer ny a. Z.
Il Co. members New YORK STOCK
Exchange. second hoJr National Bank
81 " Va l}lnr
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BOSTON COPPER STOCKS

Wheeling. ". Va Aux. 20. 81.
Furnished The lntelliEenCer by 4. F.
Masten 4 Co. members New York stock
Exchange Second floor National Bank
OF w Va Bldg
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Wheeling. W. Va. Aug 2s. '2l.
Furnished The Intelligence by A. g.
MaSten & Co. members New York Stock
Exchange. Second floor National Bank
Of W Va. Rldg.
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lash observation-disclosures. Number =
red 1.c2. Number 3 hard l.ohik.
Corn. Number mixed. o. 3. q 90.
Number 2 yellow 55E 866.
Oats Number Z white Sc. Number "
white s36S3t.
Pork. nominal. Lard li.20. lids Wv
Gl050.
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N. Y. STOCK EXCHANGE

Wheeling W. Va. Aux. -. 81.
Furnished The trt.lLIsCu.er oy A. E.
hasten e Co. members New York stock
Exchange. Second floor National Bank
u w. Va. Bldg.
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LOCAL STOCKS

Wheeling. " Va. Aug. 80. p.
DaIly quotation ls' Wheeling stock
Exchange Compiled .or The lntell!-
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N, Y. CURB MARKET

Wheeling. W. Va. Aug. 70. II.
Furnished The lntellgeneef ny n. Z.
Aa.irn a Co. members New York Stock
Exchange. second floor National Bank
OF W. Va. EldG.
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severa! loca! people. especially those
The Wheeling intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1903-1961, 1921-08-29

The Pro'hcrh o-nd &c s. Fauls "hN-rh
arc making Plans 10 heid their maj
Alma record. (Alma, Mich.) 1878-1928, 1921-02-17
Effects of Consultation

Constipation causes a stoppage Of
the sewerage system of the body. The
poisonous refuse matter that should
be carried away is retained in the sys-
tenn and often poisons the blood and
causes numerous disorders. No one
can afofrd to neglect his bowels. A
dose of Chamberlain Tablets will af-
ford relief. Avoid drastic cathartics
as they take too much water out of
the system and their use is likely 70
be followed by constipation.-S5-4w
Alma record. (Alma, Mich.) 1878-1928, 1921-02-17
ACKNOWLEDGEMENTS
WHEELER SCHOOL NOTES
ACKNOWLEDGEMENTS

Mr.. Carl of Alma visited the school
Wednesday.
The results of the basket ball
games with Alma were that Wheeler
was victorious in both games.
The pupils all enjoyed an interest
ing talk Tuesday on the subject of
bees given by Mr.. Street. He illus
trated his talk with some implements
used by beekeepers.
Verna Hammond was absent last
week.
We are planning a program for
Washington's and Lincoln's birth
Gays
The seventh grade wrote a final
test in history Tuesday. The marks
were very satisfactory.
The geography class is having re-
search work now
Anna Allen is back at school now
after several days absence because of
eye trouble.
Arthur Bradford is a new pupil in
the fifth grade
Orla Allen and Merlin Hammond
ar back in their room doing fifth
grade work.
Parents are welcome to visit the
school.
The primary pupils enjoyed val
entine party Monday afternoon.