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New Britain herald., 1921-04-21
FORMER, WET LEADER
 GOES TO DRY RANKS
West Virginia Legislature Member
 N Makes Public Condemnation of Demon
Rum.

Charlestown. W. Va..' April 21.-A scene without parallel in the history of the West Virginia legislature was en- acted in the house late yesterday when Delegate J. A. Strother, for many years leader of the pro-liquor forces
 publicly deserted the ''wets'' and went
 over to the prohibition side.
 ''I have been fighting prohibition
 many years,' declared the aged dele
 gate. '.Since 1907 I have carried on the
 fight in the senate and the house of delegates. I have been devotee of liquor for 30 years It never brought
 me good nor was the fight successful. Liquor has Kept me down and prevented me from acquiring the honor that should have been mine. I have sue 1 ceeded in throwing off the desire for l drink and it has made me a better I man.
 | When it dawned upon members oi | the house that the pro-liquor leader | had taken his stand with the prohibition I forces roar of applause broke out l Although the demonstration violated | house rules, Speaker 1<eatley made nc l effort to stop it.
New Britain herald., 1921-04-21
Worcester Mans Strength Low Was Going to Give Up Work.
Gland Pills Quickly Restore His
 Strength and Health

Royal C. Harris. who fought in many of the major engagements in the World War, and who is a well-known mem Der, of the. American Legion, says that he would have been out of d job today, had it not been for the new animal gland treatment as embodied in Glandex Compound. - -.,.,
 Harris. awho lives at i Salem street, is enlpaoYed as watclaman in a Waldo street building. Working 13 hours a night, seven aishts st- week, and keep ing up,&D pounds of steam in a boiler down in as.pit is no easy job, and it was not long before it began 10 tell on the eN.Yank :.
 tTiTee months ago. < said Harris, when interviewed. a''Ie oanehtt- bad cold which | auuldn't seem tu.get rid of It was. a4 hacking cough. 4pand gradually it began to get the best of me. 1t seemed to take all my strength from inc, nd before I.knew it T was in a bad1run-down condition. My stomach went back on fife, affaN Boon 7sI had chronic indigestionN T.
 'T lost afi my ambition and vitality. Everything seemed to go wrong, and life sure did look pretty empty. I got weaker and weaker-why sometimes hardly-had. strength. .enaugh .. to-. drag myself up out of the boiler room after work. In one week I lost seven pounds.
 Finally I got so bad I was on the point of throwing up my job. Then I heard about this Glandex Compound, the new. animal gland tonic, and how it was doing great things everywhere, so I decided to try it. Maybe I'm not glad I did! Why, from the very first I could feel a big improvement in
New Britain herald., 1921-04-21
ABLE.T0
 DO HER WORK
After Long Suffering Mrs. Siefert Was Restored to Health by Lydia E. Pinkham's Vegetable
 Compound

Pottsville, Par suffered with female trouble for four or five years and
New Britain herald., 1921-04-21
COLOMBIAN TREATY. PASSES THE SENATE
Provides for Payment of S25,- O0e,O0o to Southern Natiea

<washiffgt on April 21 1.AExpressfons of gratiffca,iori were general today in admiDisttarion 'ci ircres over wlfat was regarded as. significant test Of senate support for Administration foreign policies. fin ttrat body's ratification of the fcrry spendffg aCororfibiann treaty. After .hea tea re4tttr Sth e-trsat aw whnn grew crft of ff@ paltiffo5f{ing. toSffn of Pant ma and rtroSf,ie esS if6fA paymefif byIthe United 1Stafesi ofs's es5.t00 o, ,6603 to the South American republic was ratified witA a,enra rssfn.' of 1T votessover. the neeesssfry two thirds majority 15 fe- publican- afdn4 'dtfiiocfatsd opposing ratification! Tie NSee1Sas ga to lec
 Tn rejecssn gtNall ossmNAdineats nfhe. senate tsfRed do @hip S6besalsfof Sen ators Poin6extes a1id wadsw orth to re- strict the rights of GoIofnbia stinder ~a1e treaty az toa 4skc@f Jhes P<na ma. canal and another heSssensorsSsorah h tcs frlsers. a cause ,sseclassssgo Che Urea tygi waxs not to be-aonsfrue1-as implying thai the, United StateN lRd aided in the .Ran&.- md revoH. .E3 a'F rr,-l ,-l. lEe Il <. Ts-l
 -MirhS the ssnsfte- ina snt today the lofuss hrsso rfe pared 7fxs sesufne. debate on Ihey hnh1tzk zkafion :. -.restrfctiom biR with probability ofDrachk gia finsl sroteI befonN affu onh unie nt:-a-a a-~ --- sya.s-ac.
 ,Rhe KndS ,ssesce resolution wa S. .tus be taken up today -rbyI.ztfreNz senate, fereisn <eiations committee. e..ysxheaner fhe. Sopun0ttaeS p6o<n cd st ccor aaaeSss t1sef rsoohrioiE-ooitt' todzfs r-.g enlas nsrsvi1fs dolth--t-S o5s 70 zc1S1o.-c 1rs ald sas
 -co---71s Hisderyo0f .Trcsnys--.--. ! The Colombian tre&fSs gfew'' erf, !. of the char s< aIy4E s7ie ,gA4x<d SeSt s.r had Mfe erfsed aco4emB Bfa ofnrfkS- pa rs1tfofs. Q E ,Pa1r1fniao R was onarp ppirlf M. oRF sse. ptIerfcG Of 0hanSs connected vcitfro atha- puilding- ka,en erqaaffa ffi& cana ls- and sfsif aE chara cterized- by fits raz- F ponents ~sffe ts4Hfg e6f .sAez kSt tfssaalss- by ,fhe6dore Roosevert, while congress- tiefated '.o-T -srs7--~~ .S-~l--. erss :
 aBriefly. stated? those ezwfre --urgsd ratification of the treaty Tol1areed that nFeT Pa fiama crevoIteGs oAf 5CoIofn- bfan ftrie,, American naval foSces pre- SeftSd fofombia from recoveriagc-hor lost territory. : Ez- = 2
 Hold-Up Is Charged. f1z"r ai'
 Those whe. opposed ratification of the. treaty charged that Colombia had long been engaged in trying to "hofd up' the Unified States for a large sum
 of money for canal route; that Pan- anaa., once an independeut state, re- solted from Cc1ori1bian errifeP forS-iust' eause and that tho o-preserce of Amer Ican naval forcee had gHnthing to do with the failure of Colombia to force Psssfanlse baeH ntS lhersstate, , !
 In-ssharta t. yaa, ,ehargsd that the United States wiplled or connived at ' 1-E
New Britain herald., 1921-04-21
(7lIAlNNlD!|lE!E,' |lE!E - COMpOUNDx 4 NEW elAAo rnsSlc FOR atAha. a.ucnG0e
JUST RECEIyED

JUST RECEIVED A large supply of Goldfish. Globes. Aauarinnts. Ornament Supplies.
 Also Baby Chicks. Purina Feeds and Pratt'S Baby Chici| NEW BRITAIN BIRD STOI
 Telephone 1121-3
New Britain herald., 1921-04-21
Gland Treatment
 Helps Ex-Fighter : To- Hold His J

me. It; just took right hold of built me up. I'm on my third now.~ and my cough has left Il indigestion has, disappeared strength has increased wonderful l don't seem to mind hard worl now. Glandex certainly is al tonic, especially when it comes Il ing up people. It certainly did world of good, and I never g{ of recommending it to people,"
 From everywhere come equd markable reports of how Compound is helping people to| health and. strength. Where| ,eEies- and medieincs' tai! i.s,,rr.. GlandeX. brings almost .u4lbeli ev;lbls especially in the tfelsa.t.ns os strength. nervousneS5' sleepIessi.cs| blood, thinness, low vitality poor premature old age and general 'rul conditions.
 Feeds Run Down Glands. l
 The reason for these remark abIeI it appears, is that Glandex C\ builds up run-down gianos, which s JidAt. .lQuilu U De llt cause DI iEu down conditions.
 Oer glands, We are told. supply a oals secretion, called hormones.
 Nitally necessary to the building Il billions of muscle. brain and ne in --eur bodies. Thus, when our become rundown. the supply. of sbsws down and our bodies suffe result GlandeN helps build up r glands by feeding them with gland taken isff.a4i4 the glands of healtf} and cattle. It works on practies same principle as. the famous gland treatment, except that an q is unnecessary. 1t"'"~ 1.7---s
 If you are weak. thin, rundown. anaefnic, or if. you are. suffering fl of vitality or premature old al recommended that you try Glande1 pound, which in addition to cd genuine gland extracts from sheI cattle contains iron and other builders as we'll It is guaranteed entirely satisfactory results after treatment or money refunded. by good druggists everywhere.
New Britain herald., 1921-04-21
BOWLING TOURNEY ENDS
Fellowship Club of Center Church
 Brings Its Season to An I1nd with ~biBHefs a. Church, = ss'F .1r

The bowling tournament held Dy the Center Church Fellowship club wound up most auspiciously last eve- hing with banquet at the chapel i'm which 31 of the ducBpin> tumblers participated. |. -m1
 ! The menu consisted rEof .grapefru ruit cocktail, tomato bisque. baked ham, brown bread and rolls. vegetable sal-, ads. pickles, lemon @pis and coffee. A .ery effective decorative. scheme car ried out with crepe paper, candles and unique place cards lent added festive- nest to.-tfle occasion. A social hour e--Nsr" ~
New Britain herald., 1921-04-21

buy milk that comes from un-
 sources md eespecialIy at niis yeT, as there tx always quite a t of small dealers blossoming z D .tlls Spring like the wild flowers kt ofify n short time, then some tfyEwfyrFs fiisR eustofrcrs -rrc lvcIi supplied with tickets. good Isll mIIlk man until next. Spring. c-wiII trs .agiiin. -pag q ' ef r1hny your Aaalils.frons aesshem |Dw.
 milk conies- from seles1ed dairy and k carefully handled and is feWizSd wlleh yyekFs jt z, pro.
 sss pdrity md fisnhhss ib-c- IinexcelIed. You're safe when
 our Pasfaufizfd, Mlfk, g s
 CtAO dnirts for Sf % Es iilb!lssft&lSoni. k~~:uad NELL 2craam,
New Britain herald., 1921-04-21
KACEYs TO MEET HERE.

The state committee on athletics of the Knights of Columbus will meet at the club house of the New Bri- tain k.e of C. on Sunday, April 24th at 2:3O D. m. State Secretary of Athletics Frank Lynch of New Hav- en, announces that he. looks forward to a very. prosperous season on the diamond for the Knights and feels certain that the success of the baSk etball season will be repeated
New Britain herald., 1921-04-21

the Panama revolution to get, the ca nal zene. This charge was denied with equal Kiapr, The Atreatyts as, at first ne8otiatea eXREefse9 .:fhe.segret'' of the United States. Latef the treaty wia-s--red drawn .ta- HasSely pay &75,ee0,- poo, to JColombias 1t was argued by the treaty 5opponentsdhad the. payment of S25.09os e O. 09slssas s, in itself an -sd1fis- sion that the United States had Mronged Columbia.
New Britain herald., 1921-04-21

was very irregular. U was not fit to do my work at times and took medicine from a doctor and got noi benefit. 1
 saw Lydia E. Pink h ann s Vege table
 Compound adver- tised- in the news papers and took it and got all right. I
 gained twenty
 nOays,S}S Or more and
New Britain herald., 1921-04-21
E.. JACK CUDAHY SUICIDE
Son. of Late Packer Ends life With Shotgun - Financial Trouble and Poor Health Is Cause. ~~-

Hollywood. Cal, April 21.-John P
 (Jack) Cudahy son of the late Michael Cudahy, pioneer packer, ended his stormy life yesterday with a shotgun. He had stretched his body out on a bed, clasped the gun between his knees with the muzzle under his head and discharged it. Cudahy had been under the care of physicians for a year following nervous breakdown after the war. -I H According to Mrs. Cudahy, i'll health, coupled with financial worry, unbalanced him. She denied the re- port that there had been any alter cation between her and her husband before MT. Cudahy took his life or that they were to separate again.
The Wheeling intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1903-1961, 1921-10-18
BUTTER, EGGS, CHEESE


New York, oct. II Butter hrn,'
creamery HIGHER than extras. ~ at 49,
creamery. extras. ta2 scorel ~ y;
creamery frsts. tSS To 81 sc"re) IS ~
l6is: packing stock. current make
number ., IS.
Eggs hrm: fresh gathered extra hrs's'
81 at IS; fresh fathercd nrsta. 40 al ~
Now Jersey hcnrery whites. exit
fancy. candled selections -: nearby
and nearby western hcnncry Whites
iirsts 10 average extras. 81 at 90: 90
browns extras. 90 At "a; nearby gather
ed browns and mixed r0lors, frstS 10
extras. 4G nt 81: refrigerator. Sperh
marks. fancy 81 1T 80: do hrsts i9'i
1T 46.
Cheese steady; state. wh",e m''k'
fats, fresh. specials, 80 At -. d. ave.
axe run. 9lI, a; p: state. wh"i" milk
twins. apccials ~ 1T ?2'a; do. average
run. 81 at q.
Live poultry nominal no prices anNtro'
rrcssod pu,.Itry steady; western caici'
ems. q a. IS: fowls, Is ut ~: "iu
ro"stcrs. &c at 81; turkeys. - Il ~.
Flour steady.
The Wheeling intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1903-1961, 1921-10-18
MAJORSVFLLE

Tho official hoard Of the Dallas
charge met at the Dallas n &. church
Sunday afternoon to consider the resig-
: nation on account Of falling health Of
their pastor, Rev. 3. T. Seuman. We
are glad to note that tho matter was
satisfactorily adjusted by the churches,
Dallas. Sand Hi! and Salem accepting
I preaching services once n fortnight in
months. October % Rov. Anderson Of
Wheeling will preach at alem at 1880.
Rev. Neuman will conduct services in
. the morning at Sand Hill and the after
noon at Dallas
MIR. and Mrs W. w. Campbell and
son Allison spent Friday with their
, aunt Mr.. VIM. King and family Of
. Cameron.
Local wool dealers were offering 80
cents pound Ter wool during the past
Of the farmers in this vicinity sold
their clips.
Mr. and Mrs Oscar Thomas OF Weir
Ton spent the week end with Mrs
led home by Mr. Ezekiel Chichester
Misa Alice Ceilings has almost recov-
crcd from a recent attack OF diphtheriA.
Mr.. and Mrs. Earl Bird Of WashinE-
ton spent Sunday evening with Mrs
Birds sister. Mrs. Charles Clutter.
Mr.. and Mrs. Lexis McNinch were
called to Bowerstown. Ohio Saturday
10y the death OF their nephew. Eden
! Archer. youngest son OF Mr.. and Mrs
! JnhI Archer. The decea sed was
bright little lad OF four years, death
being duo TO membrane Group.
Charles Day purchased the o. NJ.
Archer from tho executor Vim. Archer
recently a. $5h per aero Mr. Day re-
/ sold eighty acres OF the northern part
Of the farm 70 Mrs. Mary Frye.
I Tho Greene county Riddles are q hap
! ply bunch--a whole weeks vacation. this
being institute w~-k at Wayneshurg.
Mr.. and Mrs. Fields OF huntsville
and Mt and Mrs, II. w. Steels were
guests Of Mr.. and Mrs. o. T. Steele
sunday.
Mr.. and Mrs. Glenn Grey are rejoicing
over the recent arrival nj their home OF
u hne blk hoy.
MIR. smith oc the Conklr farm Will
move IN the near future % tho farm
thnt ha bought AZ Majorsvill..
Miss Mary Nottingham OF Mounds
i vile ~ Tho guest Of Mrs. Allison
( Mr.. and Mrs. Guy Ge:tIn.gs spent Sun
day with Mr.. and Mrs. SleSGer OF Elm
: Grove.
fcw persons from our village at
; tended the agricultural fair Mt Dallas
/ saturday. They report splendid time
and cay TINT the exhibits compared
very favcrnhiy with those OF tho recent
county fairs. The demonstra t'ons In
rnoh!nr. canning. etc. wero also good.
The corn crop In this section IS I'M
usually good. hut potatoes NOTED not
moro than half a crop.
Tho highway between the Majorsville
: and Grey rompressors has boon graded
The Wheeling intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1903-1961, 1921-10-18
\, Y.STOCKS

New York. Or'. l7--TrafiCE IN III"
stock market today vas almost wholly
Influenced 10y thc EraIer aspects 80:
me railroad !ah"r ~i''.: t!"N. ANA "t''r
developments OF uut.,y,rIh,' lu2rrt. "a
ending the further severe shr.nAaSc Of
German exchange.
Rails sustained early losses Of t
J points. as did equipments, S;"c'S.
motors. coprerS md Other issues ~
kindred description. In several III
stsnces. notably an'"rS m'H"T =" IA
active transportat:"ns. thes" rc'"r>,''S
were extended To rNnS.G"r;,s'.c 'Aient
later.
OTIS wore Inclined 70 rests; rho gNn"ra,
pressure a, u" outset. but the wctT@t
Of offerings gradually affected Sans'an'
tial recessions In that quarter. R"y-'
batch vas among The Issues Uua"r cor
slant attack Ia the accomvaui"cnt "e
reports that tho company had So" KS
holdings In NcNlcan Eagle al"
Other points OF weakness embraced
shippings toeaCCos. textiles iri'h"r'
and soma % the utilities iHSlnd!n; "\-
press comnanieS. The only Issues :"
show gains n; tho close. N"rN t'.''>' M
RACED IN the nauufnc'G;" - moor
trucks these stocks Nslag n"nr'' On
the theory that such NcE'r."s N''',
largely replace tTctEHt ears ~ Wv :
Of STRIKE. Sales amPun;"d !" "'"'"''
shares
Reactions Of forenoon were HaSl"n'"
by the ,Ich,nrSs Of money -. '".hS
opening at So ger cent. IN" r"'e zen
10 per cent. "a midday. however ";l'
This was without visible Stl"ti%'NS -
feet In the fral hour. when lowest
Averages were made.
The STUMP n marks. which carrier
that -emI,.arccS down 10 the now low
OF .os2t.. WAS In striking contrast 70
the vigorous advance % sterling. de-
nand tiii@ Using 10 S.9%- almost !
CENTS over last weeks Nnal quotation.
Dutch and Norwegian bills wer" strong.
hut French. I:al'an, belgian. Swedish.
Danish. AID Greek rates Cc""tcd il var
ish,e degree.
Railroad bonds naturally were ad-
ycrSelv affected by he tHr"at"Nci
strike. losing one to two points W"h
two exceptions. the 3i3's and second
"a liberty issues were moderately
lower. and foreign issues. Including
Jacanes~ and Mex!c2ns reacted. To'Ai
sales. par value. si6.ojo. 900.
The Wheeling intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1903-1961, 1921-10-18
ST, MARYS

c. c. MacTaggart. OF Eureka. VAS
here Saturday ransacting business
Mrs. Oscar GoetgcIu"k Of Forest
City. was shopping here Saturday
Miss ErIna pIckens spent the week
end with friend at SlstersvIle.
Fl. :. Russell, Il willow, was pusl-
ncSs caller here aturday.
Geo. Eastman OF French Creek was
in tho city Saturday.
o. 3. Lyttle spent SundI the guest
uf relatives in rarkcrsburE'
Mrs. l.. F.. pinsmoor and daughter.
Win!fred ARE spending q week with rel
ativ,s at Bel!aire. O.
Sam wiley Of Maxwell was transact
ing business hero Saturday.
Mart Lamp. ~ belong was In the city
Saturday on business.
Mr., and Mrs. &. II. Joy. Of Pike. were
Sunday callers here.
G. II. TripIett. salesman OF the smarco
on company spent the week end with
his family here.
Robt. Walton. who Is attending
school at pennshoro cam" over this
week TO spend Il few days with his par
ents, Mr.. and Mrs. Is. j.. Walton
Quite n few from here attended the
football game between st. Marys and
WiIliamstown. on Friday afternoon.
held at VILLA mstOwn.
Frank Lamp. Of Cave Run was busi-
ness caller here Friday.
Mrs. Meredith Nichols of Maxwell.
was shopping here Friday.
Mrs A. NJ. Birkhcamcr and Mrs. G.
u. Lucas. Of Tip Top, were shoppers in
the r!ty Saturday.
+. NJ. Hail Ia reported critically III At
the Marietta Hospital. His sons. How
ard and Hudson. are at his bedside.
John buchanan. OF CIoterdale. was In
tho city Saturday.
Alien HoIdren. Of Grape Island, was
hcr" Saturday attending some business
matters.
Mr.. and Mrs. Joe Cross, Of federal,
were shopping here Saturday.
Geo. Kidd returned to his home at
Moss Run. O.. Saturday after spending
several days here the guest OF friends.
Bruce white OF Long Run. was
here Saturday attending some business
matters.
T. IT, Dunn md son, Bill. OF Willow
were business callers here Friday.
Arnold Thomas. Of DcuCher. o. was
In town Friday.
GIN butcher has moved his family
from peucher O.. to this city. where he
VIII spend the winter.
J. ]. Simontown. Of Adai was here
Thursday.
s. X Lamp. Of Hebron. was the
day.
{. W. Underwood Of Adlai, was WIS.,
!ting friends here Friday.
Oakley IiaCka thorn. Of Long Run, was
business caller here Saturday.
Peter Minnick. Of Broad Run. was re-
newlng acquaintances here Friday.
Miss Mabel Stiere spcn, the week
end with her parents Mr. and Mrs. w.
II. Steere Of Grape Island.
Honor Myers left Friday to spend
the week end with his parents, Mr.. and
Mrs. ". II. Myers. OF Finch.
The Sea.0r and Junior classes OF tho
st. Marys High school gave n reception
for the Sophomore class. Friday night
nj TIE High school building at 1000
O'clock hey enjoyed a weiner roast,
after which they paraded the streets In
honor Of the football team.
A very interesting game Of football
Wa played at Williamstown. Friday
, afternoon between the Will.amstown
High school and ST. Marys High. result
ing In defeat OF 80 TO in favor OF
ST. Marys
Williamseown will play a return
game here Friday. Come out and root
The Wheeling intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1903-1961, 1921-10-18
CHICAGO LIVE STOCK

Chicago. Oct I-.--CLttlc receipts -
coo: desirable corn fed steers and year
lings fully STEADY; spots strong; ottcrs
slow. mostly steady; top HcaTEh1S
ll75: bulk beef steers 600 u :.OH; al
she stock slow. barely steady: Gamers
cutters and bulls steady; calves. strong
stUckcrs and feeders strong 20 higher.
Hogs. receipts. $1,000; uneven. - 70
So cents higher than Saturdays aver
ngc. closing weak: hold over moderate:
top SIS: bulk lights and light butchers
$50 q SIS.
Bulk packing sows s.sH q 40: pigs
mostly 25 cents higher bulk desirable
$50 a SIS.
Sheep. receipts 5000; fat lar"hs %
to so cents lower. fat sheep - cents
lower: feeders. steady: top native ia;nhs
$50; bulk 500 q SIS; cuils 800 q
SIS: choice light fed western ewes 40;
feeder lambs las q 7.75.
The Wheeling intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1903-1961, 1921-10-18
FOREIGN EXCHANGE

New York. Oct. IL Foreign exchange
irreEniar: uiront IIttaIn; demand a93'h;
cables. $685.: co day bills N hanks.
3o0is
Franco demand. 7.25: cables, 7c6 l. d;
Iral~ d"m,ud. 9?3t.: cables. ).
belgian L",rnNd. ~: call"". ia !.
t;crmary d"nu ID. So: "ahIr@, "''- 10
land de,nund. 49,: ''.hi"S. 81 -. Mr..
wav demand. 1875. sweden de,nand.
"a so denmark demand, 1904: S"t'H-
,r,,nd demand, l0ih. Sr: In 'l"nnnl.
I3:s. t;r.rre G-unnd. as. Ar'"ntInn
dcrard. a:.7a: brazilian d"m"nd lI.@".
Montreal. ~.
Pa,ca continued 10 m"vn uncertainty
{, tho Int Hcl!rngs Great lhtIhlu II"
mand. sos; cables. a.93's sixty d"v
hills nn hunks. as: l'aiv l"ma'"L
$780,: c,hlc'. a9". ';"rn'"t' demand.
~; cables. ~: Hr"nr" demand i."i
The Wheeling intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1903-1961, 1921-10-18
LOGAN & BREAN'S
CLOSING STOCK LETTER

CI3y private wir" /" y. r. MaSf"A I: go
Ncw York. Oci. little d"''iH" IN
,hu German nark :" Il n"w ,"N !c;'l
and the threat, nod strike # H. '''-
road employees were IA" '"is'"h ."F
Influences IN tndpy's stock r",rE''
TIL" rail .haI"s quite naturally W."
offered cutie freely amt Under '"'
leadership Of this gr"u2 prices ihE"aHh-
cut the list Displayed ~",;Ei"s ZEN
denotes. Much OF course Depend" IN
whether tho Threatened strike VIII be-
come a reality or whether some 't"anS
will DO found 20 avert such an ""'&r'
renee.
Jupt At rrescn, there arc several un'
favorable factor; ovrrshLLowiHs the
ma rk"r. which Will no houSt miNia'H ~
restrain any arGrc*siv" efforts an the
constructive siie OF prices
The Wheeling intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1903-1961, 1921-10-18
DECREASE IN
BANK DEBTS

Volume ot business. "a measured ny
Gc!.tS t. iEdiN dual accounts reported |"
the Federal R"s"rve Hoard for banks IN
Ia important clearing house oentsrs for
the week rnH.av October -. shows II
reduction al Sl.3i7. unn.U0n. or Of 4 per
ccai. az compared VITA tho prc'"dnI
week. which witnessed n large number
Of rnd-of-qGartcr transactions. t"nN!d-
cradle reductions In the volume &c bIS!-
ress were reported for al leading CEN
ters. with the exception Of Chicago. for
Which large Increase Is shown. Tho
decrease for New York city was - per
cent, and FOR Cleveland 50 per cent.
As compared with ting week ending
October -. 1920. tota! debts for tho
week under review show decrease Of
stl7s,0 900 moo. or about II per cent. com
pared with lag OF Is -cr cent Tor the
preceding week. Materially smaller hE-
ures are shown for all the leading c"n-
ters. with the exception OF Los Angeles
M
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" week end :; with their parents
in Wel,shurE
Mr.. and SIS. =. &. Kemp and MI
al Mrs. Frank Bow ers took an auto
u."Idle trIr Sunday. motoring over ~"
II e. in i've hours and going through
srnv ral states.
Mrs. II. J. Watson I'D aon RlchaFa'
visited Monday with Mrs. watson
mother. Mrs. lohn RITZ. OF Wheeling.
Ian Iiau.J!r. of Alliance ohio. was 4
Nel!>burg visitor SUNDAY. called here
Icy the death Of sitter. Mrs. Herman
Iawa"u. o. near New AlcNa"dria. ONO
Mr.. and Mrs. Ralph Cox and FAMILY
were Pittsburgh. Ia, visitors over sun
day.
M- and Mrs. l.. c. uaIrymple and
e,aau sur. have returned from a short
licit ~ Pittsburgh, Ia.
Albert Johnson. Of Eethany. visited
Wcllsburg friends SUNDAY.