davidaulloa/AmericanStories huggingface dataset:
Evening journal., 1921-10-14

continue TO be emenable 10 the quar-
icriy conference Of the charge from
which be has removed. which. il
the negiecr be long continued. after
due notice, may try him mot
shalD for persistent disobedience 10
the order Of the Church. and upon
conviction thereof deprive him OF
ministerial Office and credentials
This evidently is the peg on which
Mr.. Western hangs his case.
But, he was not tried upon this
issue, but upon an absolutely differ
ent issue viz; High imprudence and
unministeriai conduct; contumacy
and defiance OF authority; render
ing himself unacceptable TO the
Methodist Church as a local preach
er; and misstatements OF fact con-
cerning the Montana Annual Con-
ference and tho Bishop presiding
therein. as TO the fact OF his location.
Upon these offences he was arraigned
and convicted.
Now be It borne in mind that the
discipline OF the Methodist Church
provides that an offence committed
makes the man amenable TO trial
within the bounds OF the district
whore the offence is committed. and
II the accused be a local elder or
deacon. upon conviction the district
superintendent shall require OF him
the credentials OF his ordination, to
file with the papers OF annual con-
ference within the bounds OF which
the expulsion has taken place.
should he at any future time pro-
duce to the annual conference a GER
tihcate Of his restoration, signed by
the president and countersigned by
the secretary OF his quarterly con-
Evening journal., 1921-10-14

NEWPORT. r. IA Newport So
ciety woman has solved the dress
problem for the modern woman OF
affairs.
Mrs. Charles de l. Oelrichs. a
member OF "the exclusive inner cir
ele," has recently opened an import
ing shop near the Casino.
Her double role OF society and
business woman demands that she
be dressed for every contingency.
but allows her no time for frequent
changing. She found that the prob
lem OF being dressed FOR her hours
in the trading company and being
equally ready for iuncheons al the
Hilltop was perplexing.
Evening journal., 1921-10-14

So she had the Wooltex designers
make her a costume which she is
now using for all occasions. except
evening attire. She vii wear cos
tunes following this design in her
New York shop on East 47th street
this fall
on the street or for motoring It is
a tailored suit Indoors, with the
coat off, it is a sleeveless dress worn
with a silk blouse.
Il am believer in discriminating
ly simple dress says Mrs. Oelrichs.
4 feel that the fascinations Of busl-
ness are rivaling the fascinations
q clothes and that the women who--
do-thlngs simply can't be annoyed
with the futile whims Of fashions"
Evening journal., 1921-10-14
SCHOOL
JANITOR wage
fcontlnued from Flrst Pagel

question Of raising $1,000 by special
tax for increasing the janitors'
wages and making needed repairs to
the school buildings.
Visitors from other school districts
at the meeting lodged complaint
against the State Board of Eduea-
tion's reducing Of janitor salaries in
their districts.
Residents of the Oak Grove school
will meet in the school house there
tonight to discuss the inadequate
wage allowed for janitor service in
that district
Evening journal., 1921-10-14
PATCHWORK.

Patchwork quilts, such as our
grandmothers used TO make, have
become a feature of the London
shopsl If you have one, get it out,
and If you haven't one. use up your
silk pieces in making one.
Evening journal., 1921-10-14

Read the Want Ads during the
coming two weeks for lost articles
They are sure to be found and re-
turned.
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prices quoted on other sizes.
No mileage guarantee, but hundreds OF
sotfeeed users are getting 5000 to 1000
miles OF real service.
Keen's Garage
a5tb nd Market sts.. Wilmington, Del
mar23-1yr.
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REAL EsTATE-FoR RENT.

EOR RENT-BUNGALOw, 5 ROOMS
Il and bath, at Bellefonte. Phone,
Holly Oak, ISM. octl3-St.
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nor RENT-915 LANCASTER AVE, 10
Il rooms and store. Heat and electric
light. Phone GSSf. octl4-6t-
Evening journal., 1921-10-14

EoR RENT House IN
Il Elkton. Immediate possession: tall
1924. oeti1-6t-
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nor RENT-HOUsE, FIVE ROOMS,
Il front porch, back Of Eden Park, $40
Phone 1S37-W. octl4-lt
Evening journal., 1921-10-14

XXTANTED-6% MORTGAGE MONEY.
SAG. aug2O-tf.
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AIITOMOBuEs FOR SALE.

EOR sALE-DODGE TOURING CAR
L been run 10000 miles. Phone l2'2-W'
octi3-3t.
Evening journal., 1921-10-14

NOR RENT-HOUSE, SIX ROOMS
Il and bath. 100 Bird st. Apply 1911
Maple st. octl4-3t
Evening journal., 1921-10-14
REAL EsTATE-FoR SALE.

AT A BARGAIN-FIvE-R ROOM BRICK
~ house, No New St Chas. p. Vel
din, 14S-R, Holly Oak octl2-6t.
Evening journal., 1921-10-14

EOR SALE-OvERLAND go 1920
Il model in good condition. 2604 Wash
ington st. Phone 7S74-J. octlo-'I
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n. !. STOCKS

New YorN. E"v. lo.--TrJd!nE IN stocks
today wEs uuu>U2.ir "vi;N" for pre-
hcl.,iay session. hUt he Srcat"r part OK
the business continued :" "Cnt"T m spec
u,at!ve issues. further Tc"Ht taking cH"S
,ng an IrrrEu,lr - heavy zone.
Oils. secondary steslS. r"pp"rs AMI
Kindred base meals. chemicals and thH
cheaper motors and their Spc|ia.u"s
oyershadowed ALI other issues. but gains
OF variable extent were largely or
wholly cancelled later.
Rails manifested occasional restraint
asa resul; II pressure directed against
c,rtain tavo-ltNs. Including Great NORTH
arm and Northern Pacific. Ann"un'"r
n,ca. that the railway executives were
formulating lower wage program ais"
reduced IntereH, In tina; GROUP. S"'sS
amounted 70 $4,000 shares.
The uoln-a,e accession q: optimism
r.c.n;lv rcrortcd IN Ste". trade circles
was dyrrrened 10 degree b. The N''"
Der tonnage statement ii III" n't"i
States steel Corpora Son which Disclose"
q decrease a.: nearly cSA."'" t""S
TniS vas d.>a-prin;.n2 3" :2N'" ~
the Srrte.uhnr "crnrt. which SHOVE, M
as, tHcrcas" n nor" han year. "d,'-
orS ~ further cutting 90 prices ~ '''
steel "nrpnrat'on an iea''ns '''"'''H
en-, producers were d"n."'..
E~va-S:n-- rs uSIr, '','.:'>T. 'h' '"''"VS
marker opened wjn "rm '"""' .I''
loans h~lng made ~ -: 3erHch, ~"
rate was rsdurcd ," nv" percent 'e' -
the close and Line furGS '"ffr'ne 90
and so day requirements we're IN "'''o'
supply.
Dealings IN foreign exchange N''r
small nS:i" ION purchases OF S''7 ".s
orn mi, MS THO Italian rate con-
t,,ucJ :, .,.,.inr and German 'nArk"
rox, ,r,,,.N - Yesterdays r"r"N"rr. hnt
Srrn.lsrav!anS quotations ""r". = EH'''
notably tNo Danish r7'"
L.ghrrty issues closed - mixed S',1S
orh losses. railroad issues wore mostly
rca -,,onary and Iutrrnat!"nai> aSa'h
larl,.., "A aNanI.A ;ouc. T"ta! sales 'r.'F
yalucr $is.S,5 400.
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IRON REVIEW

t.,r ~
WV ,'"' ,>',' ,rn,, nrd
49, .,;,,
.,. Cor 10
80 '''' .'NI'' ,t,,..,., 81, hr,
''hN "'' "''t ''' ,,',',...,., in
''' '"!'"R ~ 49,, .I,i.r do
'"' -" ,,,, ,,,rL,., h,yn
s''"''""' :" ''' g.. ,n.. mrs,
De-. '"' ''''' '''.' ...., .,,.,, h,.i-
ht' 80 hcN' !'"' ""'
ness III "rouE"' i'''' ;,,.r,.l..
hhi 'n'"'' .'H t'' "vN' 80 ,,,,r.,,
'"''"'" IONS t'' ,"' H., a., nnn
with u F"SS'p." W.,,,r, rn.
ems '"r ''' W. !"'N "',' -ia.rir,
t''''''H ~ ""'' n,,n ,, mus far
~ quot ~ M, ,,,,y,.J 70 oOn
y" ''",''"N ,,", ,t,o en- ,r;,. was
,
""'h''.
Tho tin plate buying '"'"' ar
Iu"'i"n in price on November y !"
ger box AMI was III N'."''' r"'!"
.'Sur" a large "perh' ION W -"
mills through the winter. Il,
h"Urht for III" nTst hh't "' 49, ana
l"Nh""S f"r me nrSt quarter
S'""l rr"du"tt"n N p'i"h"r WIS =
GlG.Al" tons Of inr"'S 10y 't.' -" r""'
'"h''N r'''' ''"-' ~ ,r s,ro,
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$4,000 Veterans TO
March in Pittsburgh
on ArmiStiCe Day

Pittsburgh. "a. Nov. i" --i'!tt.'hurGh
VIII rals".;" honor it's soldier dead II
q third Nrmlst!r" lay - LIBERATION to-
morrow whcm . VIrai" ~ veterans or
at. wars viii iI"r place. Nor" than %
uru veterans of thu soldiers, sailors and
marines corps aud hundreds Of wa
u.nrL"rs and nurs': viii thk" part I'm
the ceremony Attending th" rNrrCis" Of
the celebration ~ the day three years
az" when tn" hig guns "n ia" western
'front.' in Franc" hrCaiG" silent.
The zero hour. ~ "''h"k noon. VIII
hr ,lcs!gratrG hy the tir!nI "t salGt"
from one NJ tho big guns placed OH
Monument Han on the north side OF the
city. across IT." Allegheny river from
ne cid strOr.huld. with the salute the
r,rad" escorted hv several airplan"S all
riln,rh l., aN!at"rS HhO Fought IN th'
world war. vii. halt for tw" minutes IN
silent trilutE L. tho soldiers who fought
IN III" world wHr. VIII bait two minutes
in silent tribute IT, the soldiers VII" lied
IN tn. service If tn" country.
4 iandirr parr In" been provided az
Srhenl"y parE Tor the airplhncS IN or
DIR that III" tribut" Of silence 0nri|
those two minutes may not hr broken
nv tho roar nC tho ships engines. When
the parade resumes it's course the p''ne-
will take the air again AS an esrort To
the marChcrS.
Amung tho marrhrrs WEI be son FOR
rr"r army avintorS. comprising the Nero
club Of Pittsburgh. while III" line Will
he headed by 500 policemen who served
H. the world conflict.
Many business houses have s!Gnifi"d
their intention OF closing in-mnrrnw.
while banks, schools and larger real cS-
tate firms also Will close their doors.
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P. H. c. IS PLANNING
TO OBSERVE NOV. II

West Nir&!r.a circle @Il aud Nj.
stat, Circle 81. "t III" Pro- ""t"l Hume
circle of thin city. ~" p. ing TO OH
serve hrr!>tIrr na,. N"N "mJrr Il. when
the nation vii! u!.,, :; SILENT two-minute
prayer A. noon while III" rniy of an un-
kn"wn soldier kiii.d in France Will he
i,id To- rest IN Arlington National GENE
terry. AMI an address will be delivered
al two minutes past noon 10y President
Harding
Thr Pr"t"rtei Home Circl" OF this
city is Il member If tho National Fra
trrnuI Congress Of America. with
membership in excess " eight million
people.
The Fra,crnalists all over the country
are taking part IN mis- general ohSrrf-
anre Is Il mark ~ respect |" the h"n0red
dead. 1t should he remembered that tie
iratrrnal benefit system los; thousands
IT it's members on the battlefield and nj
seq, and that 4 Contributed millions TO
war funds. ard that II membership. hotA
men and women. worked hcalouSlN on
every ",'ras:cn in the big plan tina; was
carried Through t. win tho war.
II vii he remembered also that the
l'rutarted HON" circle kept all its SOL
di.Y hniS IL good standing during tie
u,rlnd VI Ia" war and has granted ;hem
'sr >p~rial honor "r membership in Inc
I:n"r Circle upon their return 10 'iHiI
li;r
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SUGAR

Now York. Nov. l0--The local raw
sugar market WAS unchanged ut lO6 I"
All for centrifugal. There was no pur.
chases by local retlners but the commit
tee reported sales OF $4,000 bags of
Cubns TO out Of town rcnners At 2ia
cents cost and freight. equal to All FOR
CENTRIFUGAL. and ..OUU tons 1T lis Cd, TO
United Kingdom buyers. both November
shipment.
The raw sugar futures market WAS lr-
regular and trading was PRINCIPALLY In
the form Of evening up for over the
holiday Early transactions were at ad-
vances Of Z To 3 POINTS on some OF the
active positions on covering. hut near
tho close there was rome scattered liQui-
dalton and prices eased off closing l 10
z points net lower with the volume OF
business only moderate.Decembcr Gosed
at cal: March 227; May ESQ and July
246.
In refined tho arrivals of sugars are
incrsa sing so that rehners are gradually
catching up on old orders. although as
vet some are still unable to make
prompt delivery. for which The bulk Of
the demand 10 tor. Prices arc unchanged
az $3.50 to $40 FOR hnc graduated.
There were a few transactions In re-
hned sugar futures and cver.ng by be-
Gambler shorts caused an advance Of
.jxht points In tho position. There was
NO trading In other positions and clos
inv prices were unchanged to 10 points
nat higher. December closed at 5.63
March $40 and May $40.
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BELLAIRE
C0UNCNAlA LAUNCHES ATTACK i: y
ON ONE Of C|TYS PATR0UhAN

councilman J. Il. O'Too!c. r the Sec
ord ward. cvp!Jdrd a bomb - n" meet
!ng Of the city council last night "hi'h
implicated Jam". JcfitrS in some I'M
pleasant matters.
Jefiers. u"roo.r told members OF
""pnr!.. sent !" spcaHrrsy rr"Iri"tors
h"f"T" the election ami tod Them that
!: they voted COR john K. Wyatt VINO
WAS sucrcs4!ul in tie q lion. that their
pace would l., ri"scI. .hut i; ;r"y vote!
r"r W. 9. trpermam the! wound I've
permitted 10 UpeTHi~. LETTERS. prone
told c"unriimen. spent his afternoons
and much Of his evenings WISHING
spcrkca lies. O'T""l" sad. nisn, that h"
frequent"d 4 di%ordrr!y n"nss "p"rat"
by y woman ny the nam" OF RcSs
Church. letters. O'To"lc SAID. ais" en-
dcayorcd to hiring n gang Of Vince Ing
gamblers 10 Bellair" and "pcrat" ta"lr
rambling secretly, hNt that thlci
Malone got wind of IL and drove them
out Of the city. .l6f :. b'I""l" said,
had stated that he "pTr".") va. "A
Disgrace - council. II" ""h"E r"rA"..-
men if they th"n%hi h. w. - G;>SrA'"
80 the body. whcrcupnn he Mas advised"
that their unanimous N"t" !iEii h" he
nadt, :, member ~ c"iH"i. w. sniit-
cent proof that they Gi@ mt ir'nk a.
the latr"lnH Mao rN' -: ''h IL
letters. DT"oie .;rih. told 20 ''".'~l pro
priet"rS. THE IL vita 81 u'"'r~ az
council. vote for l'prcrm,m '"' "..''"r
O"Tro,r said that n" hrd Ion li'".'inS
Of consulting m att"Tr". r'ira"d e
tho matter. hui .aiI l." h"h"N"i III"
!nc"m!n" a,irr;n!~;rrtn !" .'"H - Vi"
Wyatt voIi.l Az Hrcd in ~ ';:r. IT,
nrlr"lman ":'N"Ht -" Ii . - -
rak,n. Il" m"tt"r /" the go! Ser'l' =
C"mmiEsI "n.
Tn" m'r,ing "f c'rin,'.. was i hrr"i
one. T,'r :r?l.rS hnan'..I report for
October showed fine. Of se.iHi ard
licenses "r SUI
Trumhuli stree; r"si.'ru'S askei f"r Il
litht IT TrunNwli and Tn:r'i- IN STREETS.
curtis reported that the "t'elv IAN!
dbl MT have s.:ffir!rnt FUNDS = nay
policemen and bremen their salaries. |;
WAS suggested thai !cgisla II, II :" rur-
chase y patrol - rri"r ted. Kern sag
E"&tel cutting tAc number q; H."
h., John on said. Pass tn" matter to
The other fellow"
CITY Engineer .AithHr said plfnS for
"" Inhl'n run sewer were not Yet
ready. He said rrivAte persons owned
tie wAtrr course.
til" official t,hrlatIon of returns Of
the recent city election was read by
Hfr,k A';h9r and illrd. 1t was received
from III" election bard
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RurrER. EGGS, CHEESE

New York. No.. Io.-But'er barely
stesdy. creamery higher than extras
I5l a 4s; Srcamcry eHtrns %? scoro1
a.: creamery nrsts (Ss to 81 score II
u a; packing stock, curren, make. no
2, 70 q SOn. Eggs Arm fresh gathered.
extra frsts So q 81 nearby and near
by western hennery whites. nrsts ~
average extras 20 q On; nearby and near
by western hennery browns extras. 3
n rs; nearby gathered browns and
n,l,ed colors hrs,s 20 extras ST q 50.
r.rrirerator ppecia! marks fancy. 3s o
80: dn Rrsts as II 81.
cheese weak: state. whole milk. fats
fresh specials 20 q 22A: DO average
RIM 81: state, whole milk twins. Specials
~ q 3sH: do average run q.
1.-Two poultry irregular fowls 70 a -.
Dressed poultry Irregular; western
chickens IS % 10; fowls is q SS'a.
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CHICAGO LIVE STOCK

Chicago. Nov. lo--Cattle. receipts a.
900: very dull: beef steers generally
weak TO 25 cents lower; many uns"ld
Iata: choice ycar.ingS $ll.I5; choice L.
Gin mound steers 50: choice l.3lS pound
steers $lO25: bulk beef steers 1926 70
$50: stock closing weak 70 Is cents
lower: bulls. stockers and feeders wea
calves SO cents lower: bulk realcrs $S.5S
Hogs receipts 36.O00; opened 10 TO
IL cents higher approximately a0.oN0
unsoId at noon with big packers bidding
ID cents lower than early and big hold.
over Indicated: top early $3.50: pigs
fully 2S cents higher: bulk desirable
rs 70 IS; mostly IS.
sheep. receipts !j.ooo; fat lambs
strong to IS cents higher; fat sheen
strong: feeder lambs. steady: fat lamb
top SS25; bulk 50 to 9.25: cul!s Sc to
$50 Fat shorn lambs sS.c5; top fat
yearlings s.: fat eve toy $50: *
treme heav!es largely ?75 TO 81; best
feeder lambs unsold on SS25 bid
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BRADSTREET'S REVIEW

New York. Nov. 10.-Bradstreets this
week VIII say; The outstanding feat
ures in trade and industry this week.
aside from the very general interruption
10 business by holidays; have been =
llvenlnS up Of retail trade. due 70 cold
weather and the disposition manifested
hy- the railways 70 como into the mar
ket rur cars locomotives and rails.
Tho bulk or tho Improvement In re-
t.u huvInG has been shown in the
northern tier OF states. the south re-
Nec,ing little OF this. and In addition
feeling the depressing Influences pro-
ceeding from a further dAtline In the
price OF cotton. For this latter grow
INK belief IN larger than predicted
cotton crop Is mainly responsible.
While the suuth'S great staple has
declined the reverse has happened In
wheat witch. after breaking through
the dollar mark. has flrmed up again.
The stock market has shown continued
strength. and bond dealings are report
cd active the country over. the lower
earning power Of money helng tho I'M
portant Influences IN this direction.
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YOUNGSTOWN MAYOR
RECANTS ON PROGRAM

Youngstown. o.. Nov. ln.-Lieuri.c i.
OleS. marh"t proprietor, who was eject.
"d mayor TurSii on an independent
ticket: after he had established :, resi-
dencc here only three months ago. to-
day backed down on some Of his cant
pagn pledges. and mad" new pr mi$"s
in his hrst formal statement since his
election.
r,"S isn't going Ia throw ont the
street cars and lurn the streets over To
the ti'ncys liz indicated. Tie Ends hc
can't legally dismiss IA" street railway
commissioner. as hr had planned. h"
says. Iiut the bouticugrrS drC going
10 be cleaned up. h" declares. and "a
itcratr. his pledge u.ni the chi"t "t 20
lice and the whole force will y" dis
Missed if they don't obey orders 10
that rffCrt
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Sentenced TO the Fen
From Harrison County

Sr.riai Dispatch to the IntclliScnC"r
IlarkSburg. " Va. Nov 10 Ne
scr:hcd 10y the Judge rs having been the
"hrains'' Of a band OF robbers that
s,nlr thousands Of dollars worth Of mcr-
chandise from Baltimore & Ohio freight
cars between mere and parkcrShurGc.
John Miller. II this city, was sentenced
her" today :" serve five years In the
Stat" I'cn.tentidry.
other sentences We're imposed rs Toll
lows: q. T.. Russell. Hv" years for r"r-
gerry; Ray Smith. ~" years for forgery;
Peter lnrk. 1--WE years for t"l"ninu$ As.
sauit OH John Null. and Oscar Fowler.
Two years for stealing an automobile
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Parliament Prorogued
Until January 80

London, Nov. 1O--Iarliamcnt was pro-
rogusI tonight unit! January 20 without
ceremony except the reading OF tn"
kings speech by the speaker and the
customary procession of the members to
shake hands with the chair.
There had been some expectation that
the prime minister would make a state
Inent on Ireland. or other matters but
beyond answering a few questions. he
made M sreeCh and the members had
TO be content with the formal matter OF
the royal speech with It's prayer for tho
success Of the Washington conference
and tho peaceful outcome OF the Irish
negotiations.
January 80 is only formal date. and
parliament may be convened earlier or
later. according to political exgencies.
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FOREIGN EXCHANGE

New York. Nov l0.-ForeiGn eN-
change irregular. Great Britain dc
mand 2e.42k cables 3.9l%: 81 day bills
on banks SsllL. France demand I.2T;
cables 7.:7lS. Italy. demand All u :;
cables Ala. Belgium. demand 6.96h :;
CA hlea 500. Germany demand .3slt ,
cables .3S%; Holland, demand st.65;
ca bles S46l. Norway. demand 1905:
Sweden. demand 23.l0. Denmark demand
1927: Switzerland, demand 1880: Spain.
demand 1895. Greece. demand go; Ar
gent!na demand S28i: Brazil, demand
l2sT: Montreal .slH Rumania, 80;
Finland. 400; Poland. .0sT6; Czechn-Sl"-
vak!a, LIE, Jugo-Slavla, o.; Austria,
o.
Holland. demand. advanced TO 3&.62:
cablea 34.SS. In the late dealings,
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LOGAN & BRYAN's
CLOSING STOCK LETTER

TRY private wire 10 A r.. Mastcn a COZ
Now York. Nov. l6.--Oils were &Sa.H
10y their strength ard al
diri,uai reports were received OF
fresh advance in the price 81 certain
grades Of oil. II IL becoming more tNl-
den, TINT accumulation has been iakin1
place during the rRtE periods n the
g.uck market during the past Few
and that tho result of this a.
IS making itself more tnr-
chilly tt,t. This coupled with tho GTad-
ual Improvement which 10 taking place
IN general business conditions and the
prospects Of comparatively onsy money
rates should make for higher STOCK
market and accordingly we favor pur-
chases at favorable opportunities.
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Irish Situation Has
Reached Its Climax;
Ulster Gets Proposals:

London. Nov. 10.-The full cabinet
council held tonight for the purpose
Of discussing the Irish question was
So prolonged that several Of the min
isi"rs had suddenly to cancel engage
:",nls elsewhere and apologize for the
extreme gravity OF the business detain-
Zig them. ..
l. iE understood that the governments
written statement on the proposals deal-
lnr with Ulster reached Sir James
Craig, ia" Ulster premier. at !aV
hour. and would he debated at a meet
in. "f tho lister ministers at eleven
o'clock tomorrow morning.
II .. hello, 81 that the meeting be-
t"r NJ" Lloyd George and the UlsteS
ministers Cannnt be held before Monday.
The Wheeling intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1903-1961, 1921-11-11
YuRB1 d ON TRIAL

New Martinsv!Ile. ". Va, Nov. 10
Indicted in connection with the death
Of Oscar Lancaster, his hrother-ln Jaw
Gabriel F'urbee 1f Reader WAS placed
on trial in criminal court here today.
Court attaches expressed the belief that
tho trial would be hrief and that a
verdict would b returned by tomorrow
night.
The Wheeling intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1903-1961, 1921-11-11
ROAD DdPRovEMENT.

MartinsburC. w. Va. Nov. l0.-The
first rond Improvement to he done In
tho eastern section OF West Virginia
under the $50. 100000 bond issue. passed
At tho last general election. Will he
stretch OF 90 miles in Morghn county
and i4-mile stretch In Grant county.
according 70 nm announcement made
here yesterday by Division Engineer
Graz
The Wheeling intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1903-1961, 1921-11-11
MARYLAND REFINING
GOES STILL HIGHER

Ma land Refining e.. - stock.
which l. largely he'd by ,",t, people.
scored sharp advances y"Si":dIH.har-
ing t~rs"d q; 30is. Til" approximate
sales for the day were 1000 shares.
Tn" sock Opened nj IS in Wheeling.
md on the New York exchange. yrStrr-
day morning. II wont to 2Sis. -, 80
and fHal!y m to %hif.
The Wheeling intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1903-1961, 1921-11-11
TEACHERS n1EDT.

Keyser. w Va. Nov. lo.--TeacherR
from RerkcIey. Morgan. Mineral and
Jefferson counties In this state. Rni
several counties In Maryland and Fir-
ginia gathered here today. where the
annual two-day session OF the Potomac
Valley Round Table convened. \ num-
her OF instructors from various co!-
legcs in this section addressed IN"
teachers.
The Wheeling intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1903-1961, 1921-11-11
TOLEDO 6AIN

Toledo. q. Nov. lO.--Whtat cash III \
Doc l2l u: May 12Th.
CIoversced prime cash 1910; December
1870, January and February 1880;
March 1920.
Alsike prime cash l0.26; December
1910. Feb. 1918; March 1910.
Timothy prime cash 29O; December
c92l. January 2s5; February 500: March
s0b