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to $1.5O.
Ladies' silk crepe de chine kerchiefs, are plail
and fancy colored, many with embroidere'
corners, in box CSC.
Boy Scout handl<erchiefs of splendid quality
printed in designs of scout life. Any Boy Scou
will enjoy having them, 2 for Csc.
Mems fine linen handkerchiefs with plain hem
stitched hens, hand embroidered initials Il
corners, 75c to CSC.
Extra fine quality linen kerchiefs with medium
or wide hemstitched edge, are priced yer.
special at 75c to $1.25.
Children's colored hand embroidered ker
chiefs, in box $1.29.
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ALUMINIUM

Xmas sale of aluminium, in
Guiding four and five quart
tea kettles, 10 quart dishpan,
two quart rice boiler, self
basting rooster, and a two
quart percolator. These
items will make excellent
Xmas gifts. We suggest
early selection. Your choice
of any of these articles S1.29.
White enameled dishpans,
IA quart size, very specially
priced at $1.19.
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tain a public market. and will be
divided into sections.
The Federal Baking company
will have its baking plant on the
second floor. with general Offices
on the third floor The fourth and
fifth floors will be leased.
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The foundation will be capable OF
supporting 10 or more floors IL Is
hoped to have the structure really
for occupancy by April /.
l. will have 26-foct frontage
on Brady street and q depth OF 12a
feet The ground floor will con-
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All the best and pur-
est candies, and at the
lowest prices. Fresh
assortments are added
from time to time of
the usual McCabe
high quality.
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mrs. Clara Kruse. owners OF the
property.
The block will be at least five
noors nigh. 18th basement. and
possioiy may be seven floors in
helgm- Plans are now completed
anu dds will ! asked for at onca.
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THINGS TO MAKE

A few stamped articles which
require very little work and
can be made in just a few
hours.
Stamped guest towels 39c, SOC,
and SEC.
Stamped buffet sets at 45c, Csc,
75c, 89c.
Stamped dresser scarfs at 75c
to $1.93.
Stamped aprons, made up, S9c
and 98c.
Stamped bibs at 29c.
Stamped clothes pin apron sec.
The Rock Island Argus and daily union. (Rock Island, Ill.) 1920-1923, 1921-12-19

Claus committee and you will ex-
perience the great satisfaction OF
knowing that you have assisted In
making some childish heart happy.
The Rock Island Argus and daily union. (Rock Island, Ill.) 1920-1923, 1921-12-19
LEATHER GOODS

A new assortment of ladies
handbags, including all the
newest shapes. Many are in
spider calf, pinseal and
fooled leather. These are
priced very special at 1898
to $500.
Mems eight piece military
sets in handsome leather
cases. Priced very low at
S4.25 to $500.
Tourist writing tablets in
fine black morocco cases.
They are MORE lined and
are priced very low.
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nation to The Argus Santa Claus
fund It doesn't have to be large.
Send what you can AFFORD. It VIII
be gratefully received by the Santa
The Rock Island Argus and daily union. (Rock Island, Ill.) 1920-1923, 1921-12-19

The building will be OF brick and
reinforced steel construction. with
terra Gotta front. and will be Ere
proof
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All the News-Aii the Time
The Argus
The Rock Island Argus and daily union. (Rock Island, Ill.) 1920-1923, 1921-12-19
MEMS TIES

Ties are always acceptable for
Christmas gifts. A splendid
assortment here in colors and
patterns that men will approve.
And the prices are very mod
crate. Pure silk and knitted
four-in-hand ties at $50,
S1.25 and $1.00.
Other assortment at CSC, Use
and SOC.
All in Christmas boxes.
Bisbee daily review., 1921-04-17
LauZanne Tells
 Inside Story Of
 Visit Of Viviani

CONTINUED FROM PAGE ONE,
Bisbee daily review., 1921-04-17
End Of Depression By Firet Next Year
 Predicted In East

That eastern copper men are of the opinion that the period of non production will not last longer than the beginning of next year, or about eight months, was the declaration made yesterday by George Kingdom. general manager of the United Verde Extension Mining company. who was ""routa +o Jerome after a 'rip to Nov York.
 Kin~don said that production by the United Verde Extension will cease -as soon as he can arvange for it. probably in about ten days.
 Kingdon is one Of the host known niniRb men in the southwest He was a partner of George w. P Hunt, ex-governor. in the mercantile busi- ness in Glcbe in the old territorial days He was with James s. Doug las when he was. chased out of Can anea during a Bolshevik uprising at that camp.
Bisbee daily review., 1921-04-17
800 Still At Work
 AtNacozari, Says
 General Manager

While the concentrator at Naco- 79ri Sonora owned bv the MOcte- ~'r1a Con0er cOmranv. is no longer in operation, construction work on +he addition to the mill is going ahaad. according to H. T. Hamilton
 ~erer9l manager of that company.
 Tar'ilton also said that a new Deisel angine is- being installed as an addi- ion to the mower house at Nacozari
 ud that considerable repair and de- veiOpment work is being continued at +he mine at Pilares Altogether he aid that abont six hundred men are rm9 ming on the payroll of the com pany since tine mill was closed down.
Bisbee daily review., 1921-04-17
OVE ERTHROW OF BOt eHFVISNI IS
 HOPE IF RUSSIA
CONTINUED FROM PAGE oNa1

No future legitimate Russian govern ment will recognize and feel bound by any agreement with, the Bolshe wiki. Denisov told the premier
 The attitude of the members of this association of Russian business men on the subject of trade with Russia was set for by Berline follows:
 Realizing fully that the re-estab- lishment of the worlds economic equi- li5rium is impossible without Russia, we feel at the same time that rraGe with the Bolsheviki will not, in the least, hasten Russia's re-entry into world economies. On the contrary, it would only render the world economic crisis ilore acute, since it would tend to prolong the Bolshevist rule in Rus sio. and the country would continue iit state of political and economic anarchy
 We join all the other elements of the Russian people in greeting the spie1did attitude of the government and tine people of the United States towards the Bolshevist overtures. There is no possibility for any con siderable trade with Russia until Rus sia returns to normal political and economic conditions. In order to be able to buy, Russia must sell. If Russia's production is re-estabished, she-will be able 10 export again her foodstuffs and raw materials.s Rus sia.s exports before the war amount ed to over S75O.OO0,OO0. It is only on the basis of this export that she will be able to import what she needs.
 Tt may be said, and quite justly. that in order to be able to re-estab- fish production, Russia needs rolling stock and machinery from abroad. This very fact makes it necessary for Russia to return as quickly as possi- ble to normal political conditionsJ
 As soon as the Bolshevist tyranny is overthrown and a stable democratic government appears in Russia, a gov ernment that will enjoy the conf
Bisbee daily review., 1921-04-17
Einstein Explains
 Relativity Theory

.i>5f<, Il, e'hrm i.aGE uNI-
Bisbee daily review., 1921-04-17
lows are southern California style"
 Everything Is Moving


 Williams in his letter to the con- missions office said:
 ''Tney are moving everything out by this I mean getting all the people out of Tyrone, c,osIng everything and leaving only 10 or l2 people watch ing the plant in Tyrone. so there w.ll be no necessity for tran servlce to Tyrone until business resumes it's normal basis again.
 The Burro Mountain branch of the Phelps Dodge people is next to the Chino Copper Companys property, the biggest copper mining venture in the state and sltnough Williams. ret ter makes no reference to the mine it evidently will be closed down in the near future if it has not a.reay been suspended.
 Queen of Mining Camps
 Making Tyrone the queen city of the mining camps of the state cost the PheIps Dodge Corporation approxI- mately s3,OOO.0vO, but abandonment of the place does not mean the loss Of the investment. The corporation, of course, will return when the cop per market shows improvement suf- ficient to warrant the resumption of operations at the Burro Mountain property.
 The camp was the pet of Mrs. Cleveiand H. Dodge. wife of the vice ,,raef6aDf of tbo cornorofiOn apd tho artistic atmosphere of the litt-e city and the costly buildings were the re- suit of her interest-El Paso TimesJ
Bisbee daily review., 1921-04-17
Obregon Authority
 Firmly Established
 Is Claim Of Gales

MEXICO CITY, April Is. - Author ity of President ,Obregon has been firmly established in the republic, and there are no threatening influ- ences at work, declared Secretary of the Interior Gales last night He re- iterated assertions made some time ago that political conditions in Mex ico are more satisfactory than they have been for many years.
Bisbee daily review., 1921-04-17

dence of the population and will have the right and the authority to speak apd act for the Russian nation, this government will establish the credit Russia needs in order to start anew. Only such government will have the right to grant concessions, etc, and, am sure, only such a government VIII meet the/confidence of the business and financial circles abroad.
Bisbee daily review., 1921-04-17

Science. He is the son of an electri- cal manufacturer. As boy Einstein was a prodigy at mathematics; at 26 he had divined the theory of relativ- itys and he has held many professor ships of high distinction.
 He has worked out not a few diff cult scientific problems and theories, which he is able to set down in few hundred words each, though others have written hundreds of pamphlets and volumes about them.
 His recreation: languages, of which he speaks IT, and music, which he draws from costly violin.
 He is Jew and has come to Amer ica to aid the Zionist movement.
Bisbee daily review., 1921-04-17
FOUND DEAD IN JUAREz

FL PASO, April 15. - c. l.. Or tega, proprietor of resort in Juarez was found dead in his room at ho- tol heie today. The coroner said death was due to natural causes. Or tega came here recently from San Francisco. where he conducted a dance hall and promoted boxing ex- petitions.
Bisbee daily review., 1921-04-17

Stimson's action came as a result of the continued failure of the Argen- tine government to take satisfactory measures to release the American steamer.
Bisbee daily review., 1921-04-17
Argentine Again
 Asked To Free U. $.
 Ship From Boycott

BUENOS AIRES, April 15.-Fred- eric J. Stimson, United States ambas- sador to Argentina, today sent what is described as a vigorous note to sisting that action be taken to release the steamer Martha Washington from the boycott of port workers and reit- erating the verbal. representations he made to Foreign Minister Pueyrredon Wednesday.
Bisbee daily review., 1921-04-17

The US. Weather Bureau has more than 450O correspondents throughout the country to record earthquake shocks
Bisbee daily review., 1921-04-17
Tyrone Joins Rank
 Of Ghost Cities

uArlN, tr tno> p,ar o>t
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on next Sabbath afternoon as the ne"
minister. Rev. Funk. will be here.
Mrs. Elvu Rhoadcs OF Elm Grove
SILENT Thursday and Thursday night AT
the Louie Rhoadcs home.
Miss Mildred Howard and Mrs. Liza
StriCklin were Wheeling Visitors Neu-
nesday.
Mr.. and Mrs. C7eve Crawford h3v"
moved into their new home when the!
recently bought on Wheeling Island.
;. NJ. Str.cRlin. the Dallas mai! car
rirr. was uuabl- 20 make All his trif
Thursday. because OF breaking an hNl'
in his buggy.
jim Guy Of >~;elsouville. O., who haT
been visiting his mother. Mrs. Susan
GUY, returned to his home Monday.
North Wheeling hospital, Is recovering
Mrs. Sadie Mc,;lunphy. Mrs. Jessie
Clemens, Mr.. Genev.eve lattison. Mrs'
Lessie KimminS. Mrs. Mae Newman and
Mrs. Myrtle Stricklin wcr" shopping IN
Wheeling Thursday.
G"urSa and Russell Sampson. Eere
his week to'thc bedside of thel"
aged mother. Who has been unite III At
the home of her daughter. Mrs. Mary
Archer of near Warwo0d.
\ large slip mas came IN the road on
II" Miller hill juSt beyond charlie tow
house. and II VII! soon b" !!lp"sSi-
bic for traveI"rS TO go this way u there
isn't something done. Tho recent rains
are the cause Of &.
Dir. II. NJ. 1lacock was called ""dn"s-
day To prescribe "or Mrs. Ellen Ryan,
who has been ~ with a severe cold.
Mrs. Alice Clovis. wh0 Was called 70
cameron Tuesday by the death Of her
iitti" nephew. returned home Thursday.
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FIFTEEN

parents are urged TO visit tho school,
especially Friday. December 9th
Charley Compth-
First class shoe rrpa..."s work oone
by electrical machinery. All work guar-
antcrd. Best in city. National Shoe
Repair Co. 90 Nineteenth street, War
wood. ho'Zs-Elt
Mr.. and Mrs. F.. j. Lump spent the
weekend in Martins Ferry. %.
Miss Catherine Wells OF Baltimore,
Nd. Is visiting Mrs. Richard Dennis.
Miss Alice Marsh spent the weekend
with friends at Bethany. =.
Miss Blanche kagarise returned from
q weekend visit with friends at Beth
any.
Mrs. John Wincher and daughter.
Nancy Lee Of Chicago, visited Mrs:
Thomas Cox Of Center Warwood last
week.
Don't forget the Parent-Teachers
meeting Tuesday, December 9th. q.
The Woman's club will hold a very
interesting meeting tonight.
Mr.. and Mrs. Fred Lortz and infant
son were visitors in Martins Ferry last
week.
An important congregational meeting
OF the Presbyterian church will be held
Wednesday evening at the church, all
members are urged to attend. :,
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\. STOCKS

New York. Dcr. l.. An expansion o.
the .rycSt",ru' dc'Naad n bonds and Il
u,xt:rr. :",r,l~s - ugh..r interest IN
he stock list Featured financial markets
,A:~ wc"S. E.N,.u~.l" ii enlarged pr
VA. offerings. &ond ~a;~s on the s,ocs
e<re.,ngs toLailed ah"u; sl@5.n0O,00O par
ya.uc. wI..o ;He turnover IN stocks
amounted 70 fully 400. 600 share.
Liberty bonds and Victory not"a br"&"
or euual,cd the Years high records. de-
spite extensive realizing some other
tomestiS bonds and srvera, OF tho ro"-
sixn group. especially French and Ret
xtan government. vera Irregu.ariy de-
pressed.
Much % tie activity II StrNnStn -
stocks c"nvcrg"d around Sceeis. equip
mentS and AFFILIATED shares. Their adj
vance was oCcasioned b Ne, defined
reports that tho 'ong discussed console
dation % independent producers soon
might assume aoncrHt" form. IA;''
dominated At tntC-vais. IN" Oct"o": re-
ord %; a zen uHr ceat GaiN IN NJ, earn
irSs and u * per "e1: ~. n operating
costs bong a pronounced factor. t"i'
;ow.uS market ;cadit;co. n"wrvH-. ;2tt
division reacted on declaration 81 "a"
R"nr':2g'"n and Colorado y S"T,&"rn
dividends.
Industrial. and Commercial, develop
men DISEASED Moderate S,'h1chS and
sporadic gains. Steels and irons jagged
Improvement in mercantile lines "aa
mainly traccahlo 20 ~pre-hoI'iay demand.
Recent Irregular conditions :" -"
money market were unHI'"r"d. i"'SiI''
further accumulation or "es"TNHS by 80
local Federal Reserve Rams. ral, ,nanS
rose t. -, pe~ cont To shorter tim"
matur;ties and rates g." merchants
napAr boNTeys- showed sight rUEr"S-
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DECREASE IN
BANK DEBTS

The volume Of business for tie week
endlru Nnvcmher -. within Included
THANKSGIVING day. shows = dcclin" Or
So. U0O. GnO. or about ~ pc" cent. com
parnl with the preceding week. Smaller
figures are shown for I'll tho leading
cnut"rS. with ~" exception Of Ne" Or
lcnrs. TIVE statement Is based on tote
debts 20 individual accounts reported
to the Federal Reserve hoard Toy banks
In lb4 clearing house "cntRrs
"a compared with ~" week endi""
pacenbcr !. 1920. volume OF business
for tho wcnE under review was smaller
hy $3.50. 600. 900. or by about 20 per cent,
compared with a lag Of about . pc: CEN
shown cor tho preceding week. smaller
totals this year rs compared with last
Yea" ar" shown for AL The leading con-
ters. with the execution "r l~!al'imor"
ard Los ANGELES. The drr'im" 70" Ne"
Yurh ur'y. howevc~. amounts {" only
So. 0QO. 600. or about {" PC" con-. while
tho decline fn~ the other reporting cen
tcrI vas s77T.oOO, 600. Or about 70 per
-a-
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Mrs. Jobson had gone away from
home leaving Mrs. Jobson lamentink.
On arriving AT her destination she
missed her gold brooch and sent 4 post
card to. her servant asking the girl TO
let her know II she found anything on
III" dining room floor when sweeping it
next morning.
The servant duly replied: Dear
Madam-You ask me TO let you know X
I found anything when sweeping the
dining room floor this morning. I beg
TO report that l found 80 matches, three
Corks and a pack of cards"
Mrs. Jobsbn returned by the next
train.-PittsburSh Chroniclc-Telegraph..
=
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pRYdooDS MARKET.

New York. Dec. ! '"tt"H GOODS
showed s~ortening tendency at iii 81 hands
in tcdaN'S markets. Yarns were quiet.
All staple lines or wool dress goods
were quiet as were most of the Ines o.
mcu's wear. silks were marked NJ FOL
lowing tho rise in raw materials, hut
demand was l!Eht. RuTlaps were lower
With a slightly easing tendency while
linens were steady.
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N. Y COTTON MARKET

wheeling, W. Va. Dec. >. II.
Furnished The In~telliEencer by A. E
AasIen& Co. members New York Stock
EXCHANGE. second ioor National Bank
~ ". Va. sldg.
Stocss opep liz Low. ctoSa
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soNps-Iibe~y Loans
CHICAGO GRAIN

,l.oaSo. lr.. g.. II = ra;r ':lely
session on the Chicago BOARD -" trade
today wuea' registered ret ,oSSes %
ron a, - =" IN ncc~mbs" and MAY .:
from "a 10 - n July. tho latter break
;nS Rhsrniv iuSt ~ the close corn fin
Sod - ,nWe- - a. hiGher. oats sc
lone . sc higher and provisions gen
"r1j,; " - &C ,nv~r.
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N. Y. CURB MARKET

Wheeling. w. Va. Dec. :. 81.
Furnished The !nlclhEencer BY A. =:
Masten 4 Co. members New York Stoch
exchange. Second uooI S~alionai Bana
nf W IN Rllx
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n. Y. STOCK EXCHANGE

Nre~linE. w. Va. pev. > 81.
tur nisned Tho In~;eiliEen,"r by 4. E
Ma-ien & Co. members New York Stoch
Exchange. Second floor National Bank
- ". Vs.. BldE.,
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Played to Seoreless Tie.

In III" S,uSl and snow which covered
the ground ;Ne Tearrats hattled with
ths Netua-Slandard Yesterday afternoon
to a 90 score Tine gan" was interest
iuE al Thrilling throughout but owing
to Tho Indictment wea:hr" few spectators
ere OF hands. These, two cams me
earlier in the season but the Locals
would not play. claiming IT," hctnuS DID
no. have their regular team 81 IN" field.
~" lora.s have m admirable record
'h'S S"a~uu. having Won seven gImes,
iicd ii:e" aid lost unr. Th"y viii, prob.
ably meet the Is. Ks ~ MoundSvilla
ne\t sunday If Il game ,au he arranged.
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STANDARD OIL
SUBSIDIARY STOCKS

Wheeling. W. " l'~". =. -.
FURNISHED The Intclnseuver - A. l.
MIsteu & Co uemuers New York STOCK
t.:chanSe. SAcu&d tloJc National RANK
81 " Nn lldk.
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New Parking Ordinance.

The new ,i;y parking ordinar"" -
being drafted by city Solicitor Martin
Brown. This ordinance contains s''-
"-al clauses that the officials hope VIII
hrlp lessen the number OF accidents "n
Marshall street. the main thoruucltare
nS his city. The matter hats been in
the hands of the city solicitor for sew
eral weeks. but owing 10 the fact that
il IS so complicated ami must conform
with the State road laws. action n"c">'
<lrily iS SLOW. Owners OF 'ArS VAL NOT
lr permitted TO park on Marshall stree
'nr more than an noun at one time "n'S
~. new ordinance is pat into effect. ~
il's street ts very narrow at certain
places his clause will be appreciated
hy those Who drive over this stree,
often. The ordinance Will probably H.
brought up before CoGg,il for vote III
.ha ,pNt In :, az 'wn
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BOSTON COPPER STOCKS

Wheeling. ". Va, Dec. >. 81.
Furnished Tho lntolliEencer by a. Il.
Mas,en 4 Co. members New York Sto:A
EAch9ugc. Second ioor National Bank
81 W. Va. RldE.
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WARWOOD
Church Notes.

Church Notes.
Pictures viii hc shown in tho l.'th-
cram church tonight on Education. 80
this - F:duCat.on Week. There viii he
a performance for school children at
$50 T.. IN. and for adults and children
with their parents az s p. M. There
will L." an adniss OF charge OF - and
10 cents. Everyone is welcome.
Thu. lazaa: held December | and >
nettcd approximately $50.
\ catechetical class for all over Il
on Friday afternoon at 4 p. m.
Presbyterian Church.
Tile n.cmhPrS oT the church regret 70
hear tina The pastor. Few r. Il. Carson
- going to r"SIsn. Rev. Carson has
been pastor Of this church for almost
S"Ven wears and regrets very much that
he must leave. hUt as Il IS for the bene-
ft o. his family 10 move TO another Cli-
maze. cv"ry one wishes him the best
success wherever Ee may go.
The Mems club Facets next Thursday
evening at the church,.
Rev. p. T.. Burt 90 tine Welishurg
church will speaE t" the men. Come
and make IT - success.
The basement has been repaired and
cleaned very nicely fer the iiitlc tots IN
tho primary.
Don't forget tho s. {. entertainment
FRIDAY evening. December 80. at IN"
church. Santa Claus has promised 10
lie there and Will have a treat for every
member 81 thr Sunday school.
Also. the cnnta;a Of the Birth Of
Jesus 10 he given Christmas ni@h. a.
the church.
Community Christmas.
There VIII be- i Community Christmas
a. ID" high rMo0l Monday evening. Do
r"nheg 19ih. EvaryUn" is invited -
cnm". There will be carols sung by. the
children. and n special program. Any
one desiring I" d. so may bring jelly.
fruits. groceries, or clothing. and il will
he appreciated BY the committee in
,harGe 10 send Il some families in need
Bazaar.
Thursday evening the ladies' Of tho ".
T.. church VIII hold their annual bazaar
and supper. Booths OF al kinds will he
on display and ~ appeti&ing supper
VII! be served.
American Education Week.
American Education Week will be OBJ.
served IN the Warwood schools from
december { to 10. All EXAMINATIONS and
citizens are urged to assist the school
TO make this week 4 big success. All
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CITIES SERVICE SALES

Wheeling. W. Va. Dec. I. 81.
Reported by II. l.. Dpherty & Co. New
Fork. Trough Claude Meshrr. Board
Of Trade BpildinE. Wheeling.
sale Stocks High Low Close Ask
298 Common 90. 322 @l6 Zig -"
AL Preferred So 81 - 80
lQ.3 Bankers 49, - 20 -
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LOCAL STOCKS.

Wheeling, w. Va, Dec. =, Il.
Daily quotation list Wheeling Stock
Exchange. Compiled for The lntelll-
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PITTSBURGH STOCKS

Wheeling. ". Va. Pee. ,. 81.
Furnished The l~nteli,|"n"cr by \. Z.
NaSten 1 90. members New York StoEA
-. hang Second floor National! Eans
". IA. Eldc.