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LITTLE BENIN Y'S
NOTEBOOK
ny Lee Pspe.

was setting on my frint steps
and Sid Hunt started 20 20 past, saying
Hay Benny, come on crrolind % The
store with iis, viii your
| don't know, may be, sure, ! sed
And | started % 20 euound With
him. sewing Watts YOU going fof2
Ferniture polish, sed Sid.
Wich we got it and started TO go
back with il, and there was aiito-
mobceI standing IN frunt of q cigar
store lest standing there with mud
all over il as II it had never bin eleened
aud never Expected TO be, me saying,
Hay Sid heers swell chance 20 use
some polish and maybe make some
money besidcs Lets quick start to
polish up this car and wen the. man
comes out and secs it all polished ingted
OF all muddy he II be so glad and serprizcd
may be he'll give us q dollar before he
realizes wat he's doing, maybe.
G., that's a peetch OF ideer, sed
Sid. And me and him quick started
70 scrape the mud Off Of one side Of the
car and then we porcd some terniture
polish on our handkerchlefs and started
to polish il, making our handkerehitfs
look fearse but making that side Of the
aiutomobeel look CRATE, and Jest then
the man came out Of the cigar store with
one cigar in his mouth and about 1e
more sticking out OF his poekit, the ferst
thing he noticed being the difference
in his automobeel, ard he jest stood
there serprized without saying eny-
thing as il he couldent think Of wa
10 say, and I sod, Hay mister, dC
you wunt us 20 do the other side ant
the back for you Jest like this?
Wich the man took the cigar on
Of his mouth, saying, You confowncC
ignorent little imps Of Satan, / jes
rode that car 1900 miles and got th'
pretiest coat Of mud on It that il eve
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theory than that it makes for do
mestic peace and happiness for hus-
bands and wives 10 tell each other
everything. on the contrary what
people don't know doesn't hurt them,
and no other conversation should be
so carefully censored, and SO much de
leted, as that which takes place be-
tween married couples.
Nine tenths of the family squabbles
could be prevented by little iudicious
silence. All married people know that
there are certain subjects which even
to mention is like waving a red flag
before a mad bull. Why. then. should
they not avoid riling each other by
refraining from discussing the topic
that is as good for a fight as a nickel
is for a ginger cake.
Women complain much about the
way their husbands find fault with
them and criticize them, yet they fai
tc realize that they. themselves. fur
Every evening, Wilmington daily commercial., 1921-09-14
GOOD HOUSEKEEPING
By Laura A. Kirkman

on mirror, jewel box, eomb and tray.
Answer: You should write to the
company that manufactures your special
kind of ivory boudoir set and ask them
the cause of the trouble. On ordinary
ivory one should never use water; al
cohol is used to clean Il, as water viii
turn it yellow | wen5er if YOU have
been cleaning it with water2 ] am not
familiar with the ivory which this par
ticular firm brings out, so | cannot tell
you the exact care 1t should receive,
but the best thing for YOU to do Is TO
write direct to their factory concerning
T. They may possibly send YOU new
pieces to replace the spotted articles
A Reader: How can | rid my HON
Of roaches?"
Answer Reaches are driven away
~ pouring the following solution into
aheir hiding places and rubbing wood
surfaces with it: Dissolve a small lump
If alum in / quart of hot water AMI use
1t once. A little carbolic acid mixed
with a gallon of hot water will also kill
them, but carbolie acid is a deadly
poison and should be used with gree
care (apply 1t with mop, not letti
I touch the hands-and. of course, kae4
i. out of reach OF. children and pets.
Housekeeper: 81 have a galvanized
iron clothesline that is rusty. What
will remove this rust? have tried
lritty powders, coal-oil and sand-paper.
The rust ONES off on my clothes.
Answer: Try steel wool. (Grocers
md hardware merchants keep it. )
Another way is to rub with kerosene.
letting it remain on for an hour, then
rub with powdered pummice or bath
brick.
Tomorrow-Some Good Pickles and
ReHshes.
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PRINCE JOSE'S JOURNEY.
Part III.

Part III.
For answer Jose went TO tree and
cut and fashioned from its branch
a bow and arrow; then he told the old
shepherd to have no fear for him but
each day 10 watch Tor his return.
II was some time before Jose came
near to the forest of the wicked ma
rician; and he discovered that the
white birds which had seemed no
larger than owls in the distance were
really huge creatures, and the whir OF
their wings sounded like the rushing
OF a mighty wind or the voice OF a
big waterfall
II was now almost dusk but the
big white birds, ever on the watch,
saw him and circled lower and nearer
as he approached the place they were
guarding.
All his life Jose had known the ami
mails and birds of the forest, and though
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THE SANDMAN STORY

BY Abbe Phillips Walker
ronyieht Mcclure City,
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had and now look at the darn thing,
my hole trip has bin wasted, for 2 pins
III kick ytaI both IA the panis, gci oui
II beer quick before | change my mind
Wich We did Sid saying Dvsh
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that wss hecl ~ lileef AHi ~
tooA the frsi ~ ihs lsfNliufn lrAlsN
home and dlienl olmr uul nf'n N
dny. uf"fng ne mD'hfl mill - Nl'l'Ht
hfw fnnieh Nnsrnt ln lhs l~llil1.
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nv large crowd and most enjoyaoie
rife vas spent h. all. \ hashet Dinner
Vas srr,eI Il, noon and the afternoon
va, si"mi a. eHn"s ana races
Sherrard Briefs
NJ J. " DAVIS %: G'end" !" 'i.n
w""k end with Mr. and MS Is. =.
Hodges.
he: rUid.> ~" gil" =" "nt"r'H 'im"h'
in IN. bethlehem ,hnrt. oh ff'""i eve
M.-- Jnne rrum AH1 M;>s Es'H"r,
Bourne. ~ Nh--..uG NerA EH"S'" a.
Mrs * r ,aidw"l On SLn1">.
Mis- Robe, c., Mcrrrfy ~ MoUrt q
confined 80 h"r home WITH b"'
spraIn"h anrl-
Mrs. Jacob Hilton II War"""d has
returned rcre after lis!' with her
daughter Mrs VI. l.. pear!-n. ,
Mrs William Gamble formerly OF
Sherrard. now uf Clinton is r"p"t!en :"
he improving slowly ri ;he ON" Na'''f
General hospital following serious "p-
GRAFTON.
, The Pleasant H.l Ladies nd society
wi, hold an all day meeting al mo par
boragc on Wednesday,.
Mrs Mabel love o! Pomona. ca. VS.
tied IT mo r Montgomery home AT Nj.
- :. Mrn"na}l q. Moz7r, had his
I foo. h7I.v injured when lie fet from
the ronr nr MS house 4 fcw days ago;
He Wa taken 70 the Wheeling hospI'al
for treatment.
/ Mrs Maria Scutt a. Rarnrsville is
v.e,rInr Mr. and Mrs William Fisher.
| Mrs. =. w. Seahrigh, has rrtnrned 20
/ her home a: Bethlehem after p "isit n!
the hon. "' her son. ". 9. SfaoriEh'
OF ShO-' Creek
! Mr.. and Mrs WiIlard Hicks Wi! mo- g
70 Mt O;ivet from Farnes''.!e Ills
week.
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GAINESVILLE

Mss .a.Sh H'Nb,,d ",.rY,alrcd It
O." o.. h': Il r','is =. '"' r"nr 80 >u.'-
tl,.." a'"~ue ThU' lay rv"ntiI
ii'.- ~ VAS "nJv!rd - the y" u.s !",'-
=" @.r'mS '"e r'enns amt re'rrsn-
.!l.,.'.t- WAC. served
M'e \"t Eusse'I - Ec.Ia:r" spent
IA" Weekend VIII her parents. Mr. and
NJ Waiter U"'!arh 81 SuUth Chestnut
stf"n'
M's- E,a carter returned HOW" sun
NJ. 3nd Nj. l,nr' NewrN O: Cau.,ron.
Nj .nd NJ, y + Klrur, LEI: Fri
day Cor ,rrr Nc" home N pe'rou
\ = i'S&s II Portsmouth and for
moriN q IN, plFce - visiting friends
hrrC.
rl.,t lauIh.ln aud 'on George r'~
's,u"I home last VEGA from two
W-rks' trip 20 Washington. y G
Mis- ". @ Wh!;narSh and dH tighter
Mr~s Elizabeth wee called ~ f;"""d
t"', IT,. Saturday % attend the iun"ra!
uf tr.rnd.
II sS,S Mary Wells. Margarer Spencer
and Margaret G.'espts Of MushIngIm
college, spent th- weekend with their
parents.
Ralph Rogers returned home tho last
OF tho week from Newark. =. j.. whore
he visited relatives.
William Trenrsr. ihe commer"!sl
Ia mhrtdge. ON"
Miss Helen Bai.er o. Martins Ferry
visited over sunday win her parents
east e town.
Miss Maude Eli!s Ant y Fnierman
ware married this morning ~ me Cath
ul.c church Nv Rev. Father Robbins
Miss Marie rrcslirh was Miss T!!s's
attendant and laurence EN.ermnn. bro
thor - he groom WAS hest man MiaH
FIWs wore e navy h'u- gu,t OF tri"o'ine
VIII lat slaves End- shoes I" mat"h
She "a the ,n.y laur'N'sr "C My. and Mrs
t'rarI-s E.lis Mr.. Eh.rrman - Ass"-
I,tcI wrh rho W u Nirs;ead TrHarrc
company or 'h.s ulnr~
Misses Lcia rnr'erneld ar! R.an"he
r,:"s cu.~r'a ned ABOUT 'w"ntY nv. A.
tho Pnr'.rnrld hcme with 'nis"rlan-
pnr,. shower Monday evening. horHrl1R
Mas NaIdr Ella Wh" was married TINS
morning rr ! T.. Eh!rrmar hug"
Ink Norman i.- with ribbons attached
rrr,.,i,rt 80 rr':S for the bride f.l-
'nw and WHITE flowers decorated 'ht
hrrar ard Z 1N""" .uHrs" dinner was
served
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visitors At Ecrke.ey Springs for few
days
= J." formerly i"Sj""d IN M"'I hut no"
tll.s here
William Ta.nIug',= n."s'i =" "hj"
ia4t wr"A. where -. ,.>r.'.' p, {" ."ra'"
Mss Irr'ie r'err"! = r'"'rrrs "trip
10 iM"-niN. Arizona. and 'tit"Imia.
some TIM. ans W,-n IN the F"".:ir
coast STATE sre vi. v.>'' Ter sister
Mrs George W Iitwkins MIS-. r W.
Forc err, an! Mrs tr.,mn M.!~nr Law
returned hume att: at'"nn.Is ~"
Wheeling dlstric, convention u tao vi.
b y Of the NJ. T.. church.
Mas Anna NJ. penmcr has charge or
tho Western Union Telegraph Com
pany's affairs during the ahs"n"e or IN"
manager Roy IL Fa!iz. VINO - On hS
vacation
MISS Mursa.e, Pahd"n Is visiting at
uh, home o: her brother IN wheeling.
Misc Mar. Parsons. NJ East Liver
uool, ~ hero visiting friends for Few
weekR
Miss lean Easnett eft Yesterday 20
resume hrr studies IN the Moody RIoIe
rrhuol In chicago.
Mrs n r.. Coleman md MIS-. j. =
F'urbeH have returned hEer ous'hesS
visit In Pittsburgh.
Master Charles Hart'eib has accepted
n ros-.nn IN 4. J ,larkson's store
Smith Lowther. VINO Is member or
tho MononYah high school, spent inc
week end at his home here.
Mrs Frank Mayors has returned h!teF
I rts,, with relatives In MoundsNliic.
J. 4 Rea,uAr. who has practically 70
,nyerr4 from an attack or typh"!d fever
~ IA" Nnnr.. a. I. y. Renmer, near ne
.rtv. ,A,cc'. :" l." aba 10 leaFr the
f.rs, q! 80 week for his former nome
80 Jane Lew. where ne viii Vlsit rem .
,.vcs for sevsrRl days
Ber Turner. or harrisburg IS k7"n"-
Ing n few days at his home on ClarhS-
burg street.
J. II wilcox leaves this week TOT
Cleveland Ohio. where he expects 10
spnnh several nonihs.
NJ. Charles wilson. Of MorSantown'
visited friends here over the week cnd'
Mrs Charles r Phillips has return
ed from Nav York. where shn was Call
cd BY tho Illness oC her father, Thomas
Uearns, who IS now recovering after an
illness Of pneumonia. at the nom" OF
his dauchtrr in New LONDON. conn.
Nrrbcr. Bedlon. i student or ives
levan College at BUckEHrn"n. Spent 'He
vrcN end ~ his horN" here.
Mr. C. l. BroahWa'rr. ~ S!stersri.'r
il hero spendIng = frw days with MS
brother, Hayward lir0ndwatcr.
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BUTTER, EGGc. CHnEsE.

New York. Sept % -- Rut,er firmNr;
creamery higher 'han extras +iiY u iac.
creamery, extras ,s2 Sc"""I &Si2 Hti";
creamery. f!rst> tSN Ia 81 S,"rcD SO u
43c; PACKING stock. cUrIru, mane, No. -,
70
Eggs irregular: fresh gathered "Ntra
!irsts 4SI5lc. fresh gathered. Gr>s.
+2Tt6c. Nearby henn"ry Whites. Extra
fancy selections Snr. nearby and nearby
western hennsry whites. ttrst 10 aver
age extras 60Gt Sc nearby and nearby
western heunerY browns. ea'ras thq 6nc :
nearby gathered browns and mixed col
ors. first To extras 40 G3c; refrig"rH '"",
SPECIAL marks 81 G3SC. 'Fsts +3's 4 &c..
Cheese irregular. state. whole milk.
flats. trcsh. specials 80 q 2-hgC. do a'"r-
age run .ltac, state, Who'll" milk. wins,
specials 22T22Isr. do average run q q
FL Nc.
Live poultry steady. chicken. IS Z 27c;
fowls @TG3lC. roos,ers and turkeys not
quoted Dressed Tou'irv steady; west
rrn chickens. boxes - q So. fowls IS"
az. Old rOosi"rs ia 2.r. turkeys "a u
rvr
E.u,.r quiet
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THIRTEEN

spending several weeks in the vest.
have arrived home.
Miss Nolli" Haynes - Martins Ferry
is visiting here for a few days.
Mr md Mr.. = X. l.uh"n ana FANNY
fair returned from motor trip to
Bethany.
Mr.. and M:o,John Muihearn and chill
dr"u have rr'urh"i 10 Warw0od after
wreH end visit with relatives
Lawrence Neih"r ahO has been visit
INK here. has returned to his home az
joseph ii,sk!I has arrived home from
d hr:"f ,lsiI A. MuundsEilie.
Miss Mary Corr"rs. wh" has oeen VS.
itinK IN FairmoHt. has arrived home.
Miss Amy Woody has returned 70
West Liberty after spending few days
Lionel Johnson has returned to Grand
RI pids Mich. after spending re"
Miss Florence seltnr- OF Wellsburg
will visit in this CITY tomorrow.
William B."kert"n has arrived home
from Cleveland where ne mas oeen
amending = number of days.
Don REYNOLDS has returned 20 Pitts
bureh after svcnding several days hcre.
FLOYD lTcrn"r has arrived homo from
brief visit AT Washington. Pa
Harold Miller. who has been spending
ecms tine here, has returned 10 Marion.
Harold Schaffer. who has been visit
Ing in powhatan. has returned horne.
Mrs James YeUders has been remoV.
ed TO the Ohio Valley General hospital
where she will undergo An operation.
Marion Wilson, who has been visiting
in Powhatan for a few days. has arrived
home.
Edward Jones has returned from Cam
rron where no has been spending few
DAYS
Miss Clara Wilson. who has been
calling on friends In steubenville. has
arrived home.
Mrs r.. ARA has returned TO Martins
Ferry after a BRIEF visit here.
Vance Trihbirt has accepted a position
at the 4 E. q. railroad shops
Mrs. Clara Morris has arrived home
from three weeks visit In Younss-
town
John Lawls. who har been visiting In
rI"r",and. has arrived home.
Miss Anna BLACK If Tsrkersburg IS
visiting here for week
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SOUTH SIDE.


The Third Presbyterian church board
Wiz hold their regular meeting ~ the
church tomorrow evening. Plans for
the winter work will be the main sub
c,uding the hearing OF past reports will
be transacted and all members are asked
to he present.
Men Go BACK to WORK
Every day OF THIS week more men
viii be GINrn work At the l.aBelle mill
Win tne eight mills nov operating. Il
- presumed that b. the end or THIS
week at least Ave hundred men in all
wl!I lee working At the plant. 1t IS not
known as to Just how long the mil!
Wi. continue 20 wora under The present
ulu'rS.
Missionary Society NsstS
The regular weekly meeting Of the
Women's Missionary society Of the
Third Presbyterian church Will be held
IN the church parlors this evening. This
VIII br the most important meeting OF
the year and all members OF the society
Final Meeting Outdoors
Plans for ths-tnal outdoor meeting
of s.. Paurs Evangelical church which
Is 70 ne held above Werwood Saturday
afternoon are rapidly being completed
The Arrangement committee 10 prepsc-
INK to servs an out door dinner TO those
who attend and no doubt large number
viii lie present. The men will mako
The trip IN automobiles.
South Side Briefs
Mr.. and Mrs. Fred Heidler OF McCol-
'rch street arrived home last evening
from Pittsburgh where they spent SOW
r,Ll days visiting with friends and rel
atIveS
MIS James Bayes Of Twenty-ninth
stree, Is a. Sistersvil.e visiting with
with hc~ sister OF that place.
Miss Lula Michaeis Of Cumberland
Md viii leave for home this evening
after spending the past several Gays
her. with friends.
Mrs. T. Sawyer ~ Fnrty-,h;rd street
rrmains in q serious condition n the
North Wheeling hospital.
Mr.. ami Mr.. William Se!oert OF
afternoon from Huntington where they
have been VISITING friends and rela-
;lvAs for the past few days.
MIR. and Mr. clyde Fuller Of Jacobs
burg Ohio ar- hsr" for a few days
VISITING friends on the South Side.
Ny. and Mrs William Pearson OF
t'4eI.lanG vii return - that city to-
morrow morning. afre' spending the
past few days here with local friends
and relatives
Hiss Virginia Clemens OF Elston. Pa,
returned home last evening following
vls!, here with friends.
Miss Minnie Crossnan OF Market
street has returned home after spending
few DAYS with friends at Moundsvilie.
Ted Beccher OF Jacob street will he
homo today from Cameron Ehere ~
spent a few days visiting with fr!ends.
Mrs. Fanny Tomltnson OF Ghar!tne
stree Is in Pittsburgh this week visit
ing friends and relatives.
MIR. and Mrs Alvin Carey OF WOOD
stree, are expected home this evening
from S!ster.NIl lie where they have been
visiting for the past several wsskA
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n. !. Stocks

Nav lr.A. Sc. =" I.s.rnl urt":-
tan residences "a &c ~'NyN market
- aro. Hn:- vrr""!','t ''.!ai not
mrhstarG."S ne r.Ir'! r." aS N"''ed
BY 20 trading e.eu's1'. Selected !ssUes
- 80 speculative sa"'s. - were steady
- s.rcnE a. Intervals D. .eaG"rS Of
80 oi!. ,7tu.,r!al ant railway groups
reflected -sc~we ed rrs-sVr"
Aside c-oN ,Np -rc'Gs.Hr f"-e.E1
situation. a. ex?,sSSNI - u new NV
rero-t c0- GermI" - ".'S" most de-
y-,rc,rrats over '%, W~c~ Ind received
:avcrShia trterr-,.arl"s lI;">i rat
road earnings were ~ hr-rtCR M asst
weeks faNo-ah's ~>hih.:~ aud reports
FROM l-duS-!a' yertr-I was distinctly
encouraging
The<. ware rau'-a,!>e! - measure
BY n sl.xnt ct DOWN ~ 'N1naSr move
meats from ,ead!aE ir"nI|ns.s due
chiefly - ye3uced cNa, shipments and
som. Gim!nutlcn u the iuSestm"n' De
maud from western and other INTERIOR
POINTS.
H,r, S~ada rai.S added rn,Ai"v ~
-errrt gains. reirr ovs-shs tnw"d by
taainr issues. bU: -tse.s. elH.r'n"n'S sni
r,--&-s t.cr,Ne- viii motors and ~"
cheaper m:scei;aneous st"c@s We" be-
ter nv ore - Two AID h't points
.rhs .r.l-e rs, turned heavy 'owaTd-
re Gloss offerings % MeH!can F~;r"'ruiN.
BALDWIN. Reading aud Nc-'He7n Far'hc'
erect.ax losses OF ore ;" iA"Hs TH'A''
n those issues and 'car"e,hHE many
gains elsewhere,
Sales amounted - $4,000 shares.
ignoring -, peC cent rate Tor rrl-
vate loans. al ca nrnnev On me a.
change MAS placed a: i've re- CEN.
T!;re rae. mercantile paper and nanH
accep.a0,es we're unchanged. Hr"Ne7s
reporting a ,:Gh. inquiry
The. ia - German naraS - 7rac-
tIca.iy -. - -four points under any
nrevtous minimum. was ar'"mpa MED o.
weakness ~ Austrian. poi:Sh and otNer
central European rem.ttanc"S. Far east
.rr r".Ei,terc.s again moved cont7@rtF'
me Japaress rata falling about hat
cent. white ne C-htncse Gu"''':onS rosa
~ cents.
liberties lHd an art!v" aH7 broad
bod marEe: ~ lrreCH.Nr'y higher
pricas and numerous C"UE"c'lNia ana
dehsr;u-e rails enhanced :ec"r. gains.
Sneadv sac = sGl.o"n.N'" - Fenn9H!-
want railroad eau!pm-n; N"ruacateH
.es,red - tho strength - the local
lrvestr~r, SITUATION. T":7, sales 'pa?
valued aggregated S,S.S75."oo.
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MCMECHEN



Tho ! ,.JI.s I;thlr class ~ tho " T..
church u"rc Pleasantly entertained idst
evening t. Mrs ". X Leach OF Tent
street. y lew business matters We're
transacted after "ri' W i social time Vas
,u,nvcd. y da!r'S !uu, '"n VAS served
1T a iair hour.
Home Guards.
\ meeting &. :tr Nom" Guard S"CirlN
Of n. NJ r. riHrrh Vii, I've held ms
c,.nirs An ,ut"rrs''ng lesson VII he
ls,d ".-~ aI.d di>,u,s"i a'l6r "mch >
s,...I. .imc vi. t." 'Mi"f'''!.
To Honor Contek: winners.
snciai affair ha, been planned Tor
T,.I;sG..l ,.v,uruS = 'E' I'D s"ncnt ~
10 church = the Sunday school. ~
i-nr,,.. n' ~" r.u-c~S ~ tie CCr'">' tr-'n
MrMern"n l. I"'ht"H"'r. mere ~ r"
;hr.e asses Won n" r"ntrSt rNs adult.
,,.uinr Ari primary dcparirl'nts. the
committee i, ,hrrrs ri RI" affair ar"
lnahiug elaborate Arrangements. and = o
surcS a. WNu Attend e '..li i.nl" NH-
fr,Shments All n s";''I II The con-
,.uS.on of tho affair.
To Give Recital
! Thomas Edison rs"It"' Wi he held
IN the near fu'Ire ia the McMeche7
sch,..s auGl'nr:'.m. The program Will
consist % Hardy Williamson, celebrated
l"u"r ard the Fleming SISTERS trio. THIS
Is the FIRST affair OF rs Kind TO he
staged here. and no doubt viii lie large
), attended.
Planning Party.
\ PARTY is being planned BY members
Of tho Cradle Roll department of the VI
r. church for Friday afternoon from !
until S o'clock An invitation has been
extended 20 the mothers Of the members
and an extremely large crowd is eX-
pectsd as there are one hundred mem
bers listed. Mrs. John Warner Is in
charg. OF Tho affair. and is planning a
jolly afternoon.
Junior Endeavor Society.
Members OF rne Junior Endcaror so
ciety OF the Church Of God will meet
this evening nj 80 o'clock N the
church parlors Mrs Byrd has an in
terest!ng subject FOR the class, and d.
sirrs large attendance.
Home Guards,
mnatIEe oc II" Home Guards So
ciety Of tho ". i church will rs held
this evening IN tho church iarlors. A
few important business matters will Ia
discussed after which q social time will
he enjoyed.
Personals.
Charles Py!es is CNnnrod 10 hts hone
~ Of typhoid fever.
Mr and Mrs. W. r. N'cka has arrived
hone from BETHANY where they have
been v!e!'ing.
NrG klns Cuslck and son John md
William pauEherty. who have hAen
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CHICAGO LIVE STOCK

CN!oaso Wis. Say. - 'n'''" -
reir,s - nan. 'N"'r" :rd Nr''r" cor!
'.t.;~rs and warnings steady. ntNve ana
western steers duI'. w"<tN l'r :" 20.
Lowe. ,op vc1r!.rCa so -. h1N h'c'
-,rers $500 d 81; e.. sheep stors fu''
-rrsvenly lower: 'Amu"rs AID cat ~ :
Ftcsty. hV''s strong; calves m"E'ir -
lower: qualify r!ajn Nui'' N"a'"r' - do
fl26O: Nockers and feeders 81 On I"
:5r .owpr
Hog. receipts 2S.onn. steady - -"
lower Than Yesterdays avc;Hc". o. "s'"S
t:r,n m hu'chrrs. dun ON ro'Hrc s""s'
hold overs moderate. top 81 %. uTis
lights ari light butchers g :" - 20.
hulk packing sows S. 'S ~ 20. pigs
stoadv hu,k d~sirshl" i'."S " I"
Shnrr rc~eiNte 90 ono. k''.'E -; >"as
nost!e stra4, 'nod"- 'an'hs &c over
tor - western 'arl',s - =. !...k So IN n
SO. ro7 natives IS -. hulH {. - u an
,.u''S mostly Sc o. U5 80. ~ "a "N".
.t;h hulk I" 10 q m g.. i"" ''rr top
A. noon S61S eOM- h'i higher
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LOGAN d BRYAN'S
CLOSING STOCK LETTER

IRv private wire I" A. L, Mastcn & COZ
New York. Sept. "6.-~Thcre were
tao special deNelopmentS over the week
end. hut tho stock list displayed a good
ton. in the early trading though later
n the session sapGlug tendencies were
observable.
Uu'SIi. participation has NO. been
Increased as yr,'cS advanced and Il
looks 20 us as though a covering will
Ia necessary in order Ia attract new
nuvinE. 4 tair-sized reaction would
heneht the position OF NE Nst
The Wheeling intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1903-1961, 1921-09-27
FoRHaH EXCHANGE

N.w York. Sept 2S-ForeiEn exchange
Irregular:
Great Britain fpar 1855 per pound
s;"rl,ngD Demand 372ss; cables S72A
60-day bills on banks 1874.
France tpar. 1913 cents per france. De-
mand Il6a ca bles ~.
italy tpar ~ cents per lire) De-
inand ~: cables Slais
Belgium lpar 1873 cents per trane).
Demand 70Sts ables 100.
Germany par 23.s cents por mark
Demand DS6iS cables o.Sth
Holland rpar +0.7 cents per Euildsr)
Demand 3i.sS. cabtes SlSl
Norway ,yar 2os cents per krone).
Demand 1860.
Sweden tP.r ass cents per ironO.
Demand 400.
Denmark lpar 2Ss cents Per krons),
Dumsnd 1870.
Switzerland ,par 1913 cent. p.r rranc).
Demand 1875.
Spain (par 10 3 cents per pescul De
msnd 1895.
Greece 'par 1913 cents por dr.chmA)
Demand ass
Argentina par +g.A cents par ArSen-
tlna paper dOllar). Demand S376
araLil 'par 6..+S csnta per paper mil
reiS Demand 1875
Mon,res tnar 100 cents rer Canadian
dollar> Demand soN.
Rate. we're higher N the late deal
tngs Greac Britain demand 373E ga
h!es 3.733' six:y-day hills on banks
Sss2: Grseea demand Gs3.
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MONEY MARKET.

Nav Yorh. Sept - ! t'I u"nrS
steady; high per cent low per ""nt:
ruling nate s per cent. closing h'h Az
psr cent, offered At p"r cent. lasr
loan against aroe?tnu"es =. TiNl Der
cent Tina loans stead S1N't lays
5xq5L. per cent. 90 days ~ G s.. p-r
cont. Elk months Sly TSA rer cont
primo mercantile paper ~ 1o+ pe'
can't