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The Leader, enterprise and press. (Fitzgerald, Ga.) 1915-1921, 1921-03-04
There Is Hope, as Munyon Said.

Bill Steedum says that If young
married couple can live through Sep
tember without having a fatal quarrel
over whose duty is to get up and get
the extra cover, the chance is pretty
fair to live until the next green to-
mato pie season. Whining.
ton News-Journal.
The Leader, enterprise and press. (Fitzgerald, Ga.) 1915-1921, 1921-03-04

Mrs. Beaulah Beverly and lovely
daughter Miss Corinne Beverly and
Bessie King have returned to their
homes in Hawkinsville after a pleasant
fist to Mr.. and Mrs Bowers on South
Lee Street.
The Leader, enterprise and press. (Fitzgerald, Ga.) 1915-1921, 1921-03-04

Mr.. and Mrs. Robert I. Maffett have
as their guest at their home on South
Main Street Mrs. Annie Laurie Harris
of Atlanta, Mrs. Harris will be re-
membered by many friends here as
Miss Annie Laurie Hicks.
The Leader, enterprise and press. (Fitzgerald, Ga.) 1915-1921, 1921-03-04
Woman's Riuhts

An Indiana court compelled a man
to give back the false teeth he had
taken away from his wife. Women's
rights still include the privilege of
biting. II seems. --t'lpveland Plain
Dealer.
The Leader, enterprise and press. (Fitzgerald, Ga.) 1915-1921, 1921-03-04

The first woman to set foot on the
top of Full was Lady Parkes. wife
of the first British minister to Japan.
Sir Harry Parkes; and she accom-.
pliShed the feat in 1867, when there
was not a mile of railway in Japan-
The Leader, enterprise and press. (Fitzgerald, Ga.) 1915-1921, 1921-03-04

Fresh vegetables, dressed chickens
, country butter, eggs, fresh meats, ev-
/ erything for an "All Georgia Sunday
, Idinner," right off the wagons, Satur-
day morning at nine o'clock, opposite
the postoffice.
The Leader, enterprise and press. (Fitzgerald, Ga.) 1915-1921, 1921-03-04

Mrs. L. Everette Rhorer is enter
tanning the members of the Sigma
Iota Club and few friends this after
noon at hr pretty home on South
Main Street.
The Leader, enterprise and press. (Fitzgerald, Ga.) 1915-1921, 1921-03-04

Mr.. M. Goldberg of Atlanta is in
the city, the guest of his sons Messrs.
Myer and Harry Goldberg.
The Leader, enterprise and press. (Fitzgerald, Ga.) 1915-1921, 1921-03-04

Mr.. J. L. McCarty returned from
the Eastern Markets this morning
where he purchased the spring and
summer stock for the McCarty john
stone Company.
The Leader, enterprise and press. (Fitzgerald, Ga.) 1915-1921, 1921-03-04

ESTRAYED-Synall Guinea Calf
about six months~old. Phone 28o or
return to III w. Pine. dap
The Leader, enterprise and press. (Fitzgerald, Ga.) 1915-1921, 1921-03-04

Mr.. S. Moore returned from Hawk
insville, where he spent several DAYS
on business.
The Leader, enterprise and press. (Fitzgerald, Ga.) 1915-1921, 1921-03-04

Miss Pauline Goldenburg is visiting
Miss Sarah Mirsky in Rochelle for a
few days.
The Leader, enterprise and press. (Fitzgerald, Ga.) 1915-1921, 1921-03-04

Col. and Mrs. Jesse Grantham have
as their guests at their cozy home on
South Lee Street the latter's mother,
Mrs. W. P. Ward and daughter Mrs.
Gordon Burns and handsome young
son Gordon Jr and Miss Marie Ward
all of Douglas.
The Leader, enterprise and press. (Fitzgerald, Ga.) 1915-1921, 1921-03-04
IIIi
r. RSONA1 Miss Pauline e
Crawley
- Phone 35o-J e

Mr.. Abe Kruger is ii, Atlanta TODAY
on business for the Fair Store
The Leader, enterprise and press. (Fitzgerald, Ga.) 1915-1921, 1921-03-04

DR.. Fred Keefer and Mr.. P. L.
Keefer leave for their respective
homes tonight, having spent several
days here in attendance upon their
mother, who was quite i'll, but is now
rapidly recovering from her recent
illness.
The Leader, enterprise and press. (Fitzgerald, Ga.) 1915-1921, 1921-03-04

The Curb Market, the Place Wher,
A Dollar Does It's Duty.
The Leader, enterprise and press. (Fitzgerald, Ga.) 1915-1921, 1921-03-04

Miss Lucille Wingate is the week
end guest of Master Asa Smith Jr.
The Leader, enterprise and press. (Fitzgerald, Ga.) 1915-1921, 1921-03-04

Mr.. and Mrs. Ben l.. Rike have re-
turned to their home in Lula, Geor-
gla after 4 visit to Mr.. and Mrs. H.
K. Sigh on West Central Avenue.
The Leader, enterprise and press. (Fitzgerald, Ga.) 1915-1921, 1921-03-04

Mr.. J. Percy Manning transacte
business in Rochelle day.
The Leader, enterprise and press. (Fitzgerald, Ga.) 1915-1921, 1921-03-04

Mr.. and Mrs. J. H. King sr. have
as their guest at their home on South
Lee Street, the formers brother Mr.
Lee King of Atlanta.
The Leader, enterprise and press. (Fitzgerald, Ga.) 1915-1921, 1921-03-04

SEED CANE-Red cane, average of
three feet long. Gan be had at $500
per thousand. CAN at J, D. Thornton
@o| East FINE street. d8p
The Leader, enterprise and press. (Fitzgerald, Ga.) 1915-1921, 1921-03-04
Africans Attitude Toward Work.

Advertisement.
The Wheeling intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1903-1961, 1921-08-25
IMoCnp YEATS.
BUrTHR AND EGGS.
SUGAR

N.w York. Aug. Ia--The ou,y new
development In tho raw sugar sluIa tlnn
TODAY was sale By an operator of
5000 tons OF uncontrolled Cuban 10 a
local renner at 4.6l for centrifugal.
Otherwise prices were unchanged with
outside sugars quoted nnmInally a. { so
whlla t!,e committee continued 20 quot.
Cubas AT ~ cost and freight. eQuaI
10 ass for Centrifugal.
Tho market FOR raw futures was weak
particularly September at ono time
showed q decline OF Is points on scat
tered liouidation and ono stop loss sell
tnE. Other opsitions wero lower in sym
IN thy. hut In tho afternoon ther" was =
sharp recovery on trade buying and
covering with final prices two points
lover 10 net higher September closed
a, 2SS: December 2.62: March c.31 and
Nav at o63 all bid.
Tn. marke, Tor r"hrsd was mn
changed IT $50 10 SIS FOR 1ne Eranu
10 ted. There VAS only moderate IN
n,irv noted. with SECOND hand sugari
available at $50 for mo graduated.
Trading In refined futures consistet
Of ono lot Of September AT ISL: or un
changed from the previous might. B9nA
bids uere unchanged n one Point -
higher. September closed ~ s.s2: De
cemb.r an dMarch $50 ami MAY a
BeB. AL BID.
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MORR|STOWN

Everything Is ready for the Old home
picnic in Miners Grove Saturday Aug
ust -. This beautiful grove Is located
on tho national pa:ed road. one mile
east OF Hlorrstown and ten miles west
Of ST. Clairsvlllc. \ I'm" program will
i've rendered consisting ~ addresses by
porninen orators readings and music
lay aside your cares and trials and
spend the day with YOUR friends and
loved ones In this magnificent grove.
Belmont ccunty's beauty spot
Elmer Moore attended IVA fnnera' Of
his sister. Mrs Elizabeth Wondwa rd
divorced husband near Stcuhenvil!c
sunday evening.
Ioe Brown and family Of Columbus
arc visiting relatives here.
hernia DOZEN moved &" w beennC yes
te-fay ~h-re hc has 4 good position.
The cigar workers IN N" Gregg fac
tory enjoyed an outing last night. They
report good time.
A. f. Bal Is having a water v"N
drilled at his residence on West Ma IN
street.
Several from her" At" attending ire
yearly picnic a. FairN'-~ TODAY.
The Ohio Fuel Supply company has
located another well "n ~" : WI.
son farm. This niakCs to th'rd NC.
Drilling Will STAR IN 4 few days II
thIs we'll proves 20 he good Eassol
nu,tr a number OF wells W!l! nA dr'l!ed
m the Wilson Lease IN tho near fn-HT".
+. ". Dozen H. AT Nhr"tas today or
business.
lanes Rarhs- s calling IN Earnes
vilie rrlst todS"
Several from hero vent ~ NondSfe
TO-DAY to attend the Monroe county fair
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n. !, STOCKS


New Yn"H. AK = E,Ar'.."'rN '"h-
derc'As w,rH urrc~r~r-' /" -" o. y
market today A::n" n-. -: ''''4 "'
frmaess among -. .c's - 'h~ "'''
motor and N;aHre6 g.NEi- SON" 'N'''f
odd :sSu'S v"HIr:~l"s 80 go "'H'
mart dormant e:nsh'. ""c'S'"'"H a"i'-
:Ionai sa,eve rec 81, -. "'ih '"si''Aat
low records trr 81 l"ar ~ :r''e.
IT,. nature ~ -" -".,rE "a:'h n
creased WI 80 rrrI."-~ - ~" S"ss'oa
ard embraced uH%' ,A'SH '""'Niout.
books 1t; x" drH". - N" MINDS
or Observes ma: further drastic hQii-
Cation waS u-'i"r~H..
SNrr.S woe r".r'.,->c"f - '""'" oyer
atoms by moro div .LCut On sS'"nS. SiEn'
~. 49,, ,,..,t:g ~ ;hc s;Hei trade
had reata"d q" Ait" sag" a"a 'h''h'-
,,,,s .~.. some o: ne r";'e" known
Ms>:rau o., ~ 'Vr.N:'"S had e"""Hnte"cd
serious :.,h,,.y.G Obstacles
N.x!can Petroleum ~ea,'ei = :h~ ,ast
hour from y Two point rise ~ a no. Do
cline 90 Almost points aa1 related
issues were affected IN pro3oC:"na;H de-
r,er '"prerS and o.heT has. metals
were under constant pressure VIII me
crearer motors aad ;asjr accessories
lnderenden, SierlS. Sh!ppnSS. chNM-
tcaIs reflected only o., aSl"na. support
ard rails Nnalty y.c,&sd - H",n'S.
500" a Canadian and Pacific subsidiary.
declining po,n;s or transfer or IL"
shares. Sales amounted = h'". '''
|shares Money cnni''Gnc< renamed On
In Ayen kec'. cal loans "n -" e\'
hanse ruling a. 81 per C'H;. "hi" /
per ccnr rae WAS "h;alNei "ht''"e.
pre,sn exchange IAN counter - ,"e
lock market. STERLING gaming Almost :
Vents from yesterdays low. MIN
Is,rensth IN fre0cA. German. PuttA ana
lSca nd.naNlsn bis.
! CN,na cane bonds ~"rn,ered part ~
yeserdays severe dec,.ne bu: otHer f"r-
p,rr issues wcrH Irregular. f''ne'tic
bonds. notably ra:'~. o'~' '''A"i d"h-
RTE ,reud and '.t"~:.c- So "'' /"
fresh pressure. T"'D. ,."> 'iaT >a'"e'.
sS"SA oNr
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TRADE
SITUATION IS
MUCH BETTER

Sp"cnl Dlspn'vh n Tho Int .iiG"u""r
New York. y. Y Aux e. IN" lr"N
Age. IN - weekly summary "' ~" ircH
and aicel trades Wi say tomorrow
Til. hop. Of tho s:n,.l ,radr tha! III"
fol- Will hr ng uo;it"rhl" Increase N
hay ing amounts :" >"m' thirG less 'htn
confluence as Vet. uI' there are .nII"a
Tons If slowly EXPANDING d nrHnd Ter
some forms 80 finished s'""i The h"~'
basis for hctt"r Expectations - An IA
'rrase IA th.. humber &C orders. coupled
with Il more urgcn; call for early de
livery.
Producers Of stool Sen moro Signs "i
tn" using Up of s'nrHS ,ha: hHv" long
stood between them and anything NOR"
than haud-In -m"u'h operation. ana
arc encouraged ~ look for y gradual
decrease IN the scale 81 Their ,uSSrs.
That the Steel corporation f"lI"" cd
NOR" promptly ~ n" ,LSi WnS" reduce
ton of n" independent companies 'haa
ih">" coming car. rr IN tn" year ~ m
Indication Of me effect g: recent COM
petition Il W tab" r"1~'d"rahl"
Increase IA "prr.tti"us = Gi'" any mp
preach - ,r"uOm'r1l rr"durlirn.
Tho rate ~ SiosI 'rgnt production IS
slightly larger MS ws"k p; s"I"ral inn
pnrtaui r,arrs In IN" rNlraEn district
most marked irnpro, "mcur. running At
90 rer rrnt Of Caps"i'l.
central western m:iia md moro &C
tivity IN automobile s'"-l man IN any
other dIrnCt!nn. SSNera' Detroit pia n's
VIII operate a. III" present RAJ" through
Scr'trha- The Ford Motor company
placed o.aN0 IONS ~ IRht plates at
Y"uns,sav and l:he Amoun' won't To
another mill
Tire sheet market - more active. som"
buyers making ;hei- hrst purchases In
m"nlhs
Tho ucnk b. h""' an outstanding
ono in fabricated siro. pwari "f
- 0Uh tons was rlncr1 md near'" c.G"n
has been ndd"d To active pending pro
i"r;s no. including ~ ~" toms FOR the
Federal E-Srr>n ERun IN New York.
Railroad hr;Gg" and building work ~
conspicuous FOR - absence.
Railroads Cont!nu" /" place car re-
par. An Illinois central contract Is
trr the repair Of 100 box and gondoIa
rara Western roads are In he market
for locomotive fOre!rSS and car aXlee.
Light rails. IS u 81 pound. hay" de
clin.d nhout 81 Per ton under recent
competition. y
The pig ron market has he!d the I'm
provement u last week. considerable
srles he!ng reported ~ t"r or moro
above recent low prices wh!le Ia ether
raseS business WAS C,os"d - prices
quoted fortnight ego. In ne o-ntrai
vr~' foundry iron shipments IA August
hr'" been from ih.rd - 81 per rcuI
larger luan In Ju,!.
The Wheeling intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1903-1961, 1921-08-25
MONEY AND EXCHANGE.

Ncr York, Aas. Z -t':ime mrrtSn.
tie paper. nG"'.; ENchanBe Hrcsuiai :.
r0-dny bills on banks. 3.5ih: CommcI.
cal 6G-day bis, 1884, demand. 3.67 5 ;
cables aGSA,. Francs. demand. 81:
cables. 7T2i1 H".glAu francs. demand.
7.ilI,. cables. 90. HuIlders. demand.
3i.0N: cables. 3ilI. Lire demand. 40 !? {:
cables = Marks. demand Il9i2 CA
bles. leo. Greece. demand. j.4T. Sw"-
den. demand. 2l.Is. Norway. denls nd.
1877. argentine. demand. 3U.i2. Bra-
lillian. demand. ll.155. Montreal. o.,
per cent discount Government bonds
easy: railroad bonds steady. Time
loans steady: 50 days. % days. months
SOL per cent.
Call loans steady: high 6's low : /:
ruling rate sly closing BID !. offered
A. Iir last loan 5i2 cali loans against
arCsptanCeS o5h
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CHICAGO LIVE STOCK

Chicago. Aus - Cath" receipts
S hoO: mostly steady. choice handy
weight steers. bulls and calves strong.
top warnings l0.@h. top heavy steers
- 10. hulk beef steers $50 ffa.25 bulk
fRt shn stock I 90 W5.5V. bu!k Gamers
and cutters 2.25US.2i. hulk bologna
bulls 375Q 500. burrher grades mostly
425ii5. veal ca,lcS, largely $50 q
, 1000: hWK stoCkers and feeder steers
'bo0T625.
Hogs receipts 1900. fairly active.
opened c5 10 ~ cents higher Than yes
tcrdny's average: closing better grades
s;ronE: others with part az advance
lost. holdover moderai" mostly held off
market. top $50; hu.k Ugh; aud light
butchers ?25d96n; bulk hacking sows
1l5ff750; pigs steady 10 IS cents low
rr. drEirablas S.n0I8.j0
Sh""r. receipts 24"c": fat lambs
r'cady 20 % cents lower top natives
4f5: hulk top packers 800. cuIls largely
i.OOI $50: top westerns 1000; others
Hin, 3 loads unSold at noun, som" bids
more than % cents lower: tn" few M
i've sheep about stead: feeder lambs
uneveniy lower at 1.0n 80.
The Wheeling intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1903-1961, 1921-08-25
STEUBENV|LLE
First Degree Murder
Charged Against Still

Steuhenvillp, o.. Aug 9i.-A charge
of first degree murder was preferred
today hy Prosecutor Stanton fearce
against Edward Still aged 81 years. sta-
tionary engineer who shot md killed MS
divorced wife. Elizabeth Woodward. ~
tho latter's home last Sunday night.
Still. who took poison in nj or re-
morsa after the shooting, had sur
ficientlv recovered today To permit his
removal from the Gill hospital In inc
county Jail. where he was gwen ceI.
in 'murderers' row, the hrh Ter OF
the iaili now being nIled with killers.
William Dunlavey Of Empire. Ohio. who
WAS AZ the, woman's home - the time ot
the killing. and who IS held as material
witness. was unable 10 furnish BOND
,uday and was remanded to Jail.
EmbszIlsmsnt Charge.
l.. A. Renpow. former manager OF the
Collateral Loan company 81 this city.
who Is under arrest Mt Hamilton. Ohio.
will nc brought back to this city ny
Patrolman Ernest Schroeder OF the
local police force tonight to answer TO
a charge Of emhezzlement Of between
$1,000 and 1880 from his former en-
ployers here Benbow left here last
May when he was arrested Tor ADAM
donment Of his family at Indianapolis.
His alleged declarations were not dis
covered until recently.
Goes to Capital.
Mrs. Elizabeth l.. Clark OF this city.
who VA. appointed n member Of tbs
state board Of paroles and pardons ana
named superintendent OF state chart
ties. goes TO Columbus tomorrow for
conference with other members OF the
board. and will then arrange for her re-
moval to Columbus. She will esta hlish
headquarters at the Hotel peshIer'
Mrs. Clark in a statement issued today
stated that her appointment was
brought about through the influence OF
Representative Harry Carpenter OF
this city.
Gets Appointment.
George Roone. we'll known loca! KlAss
worker and politician. WAS today mott
fcd ~ his appointment as factory In
apector for this congressional district.
the appointment being made by Director
Ph!rps. head Of the department OF COM
merCs.
The Wheeling intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1903-1961, 1921-08-25
BUTTER, EQGs, CHEESE.

New Y"rk. Az. Butter st"adl"r
a: eSnel. n!s leg taan cNiih>. ~ . y a
.,lcdmArh r\iiaS -" SCORED. 81 p u g.
n"sis i>> :" 81 SCorel. So? 80 pack
.nG s'o' h current MAKE. No .. "a.
r.Sas i'IeEU,ar. fresh gathered eH-
Iia u;SI7. 81 t": Hrsts. a2'2 1855. state.
rruna. AMI nearby Western hcnn"IN
whites hrsts to extras. T. Y ~. do. hen
r"iN browns. sNi!as. +6G! Is: do. gather
~ browns and rOlurs. tirS;s to extras.
81 q 40: refrigerator special marks,
3ilI n g.. hrsis. $685.
cheese steady. state. Who'll" milk.
fats. fresh specials. u al ", do. aver
an" run. 30u ?v':, state. whole milk.
twins. specials. ia 2Ii1, aN'rAGe run.
reg .h'2.
IEc rnUI,ry steady: M"ii"rs. - n ;
fowls 20T2S Dressed poultry ""an:
western chickens h"Ncs - u n. !uW -,
2&H3 81: old ROSTERS. %2V a.
Flour UNCHANGED.
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THIRTEEN

Mechen street arrived home yesterday
afternoon from t,IkIns Wneie they nave
been VISITING IrIennS.
,Iydr t'unnlngham of Ninth street
is HuIc to bs out again Hite; A severe
illness
MIR. and Mrs. Il. ". Kuntz az this oity
arrtl ed nome yesterday afternoon from
fsrmon: wnerr they nave -hceh Tor ths
tHst month viHitILk ttirnds.
MIR an. Mrs. HatricN MCGEE Oh
Mnunds,iI!c returned IL ;hcir nome yes'
Icr,tav ar.er being III this city tor the
past week visiting friends.
Miss Wilma Carey of NcM"rneh
v,rt.r will u. hom,. r,n"rrow from SIS
lersvIlle whore Sn" has been spHndtHB
4 vacation with friends.
Mr.. and Mrs. lFenrH ConIf "' fnr-
krrsnurg will b" der" tomorrow 70
spend f"w days with MT. ana Mrh
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TOLEDO GRAIN.

Toledo. a.. Aug. 24.--Wheat cash.
September. LA. December. l.2Sk: May.
1.33. Clovers"ed. prime cash. October
and December. February and March.
1880. Alsike. prime cash. August.
1850; October and December, 1915;
March. 1890. Timothy. prime cash.
$50: September. $50: October. 2SS;
March, $50: January ard February. 27j.
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HOLD SLAYER OF
CATHOLIC PRIEST

Brnringha m. Ala. Aug. 24.-The Rev.
Edwin R. Stephenson. who shot and
killed Father James E. Coyle. pastor Of
81. Pauls Catholic church. August IL.
was today bound over TO await action
OF the Jefferson county grand jury after
a preliminary trial at which the defense
offered TO testimony. Bond was not
allowed.
W. w. O:'o. first witness called to.
day testified \" WAS one OF the first
PERSONS to reach The priest after no w4R
shot and that no weapon was found on
or by The body e." ,he slain man. Deputy
Sheriff McDuff had testified yesterday
that Stephenson in statement 70 him
immediately after The shooting had told
him he had shot Coyle after tho priest
had struck him down and had drawn
his hand back 10 his hip pocket ~
though TO draw weapon
The Wheeling intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1903-1961, 1921-08-25
PITTSBURGH LIVE STOCK

Irftshurrr AVG - -- Hogs receipts
800; market higher. Hnav!ns 50 to
Q -. Nra,y workers. Sin.25 70 1850:
Nrh, workers. $3.50 TO as: PIGS 81 20
as
sheep and lambs receipts 900. market
s.c,4v TOP sheep 81 ~: top 'arhs 81.
calves receipts s.. market higher: toy
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CHICAGO GRAIN

Chicago. Aug. "a trnsr rrl'"s
marked today's trading on III" thH'E"
Roard nt Trade. Wheat and corn ID
on tho influence Ot buying Of casa grain
for export and pulled oats along %i'h
HON. Wheat C.nsed unchanged Ia ="
r", higher. corn vas up ~ - = q sc.
dnacats nc - W. Provisions w"r-
-mrr. ard lard gained "a - p points
and ribs l9rSc I" zoe on tie dnE.
The Wheeling intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1903-1961, 1921-08-25
LIBERTY BONDS

>.o,- yo-. Avg e liberty bonds
c'osnd AIS. S7a,: hrst 4Is 8, 81.
seroul 49,. $50. nrs, +hs. SO.
serrri g., So 'h.rl i'ie. ~ 8.
rnni,h ii.s g -. N.r'""% 80. $50
fourth 4Ss. os.Ii
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N. Y. COTTON MARKET

whee.i',E. W Va. Aug. -. 81
Furnished The lntClllrcncer by A. E
Masten & Co members New York stock
EXCHANGE. S"""i.d noor National Bank
Of w. Va. BldS.
Stock1 Omen ! HI.h / Low Close
The Wheeling intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1903-1961, 1921-08-25
DRY GOODS

New Yo-H. ArE. - rry goods were
strong tOday .rsSIi'!1c II alliances OF
y 10 4 cent on man" Constructions.
Cotton was .teai.. NnVr' Vernon ducks
vii. BE- advanced ~ pr:,a NuEus- -.
Wool goods were fr:T. Euraps wer.
steady.
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N. Y. CURB MARKET

Whrt.:r. " Va. Aug. a. al
Furnished Tho lntelltEencer ey a. T.
Masten 4 CO. members Now York Stock
ExchapKc. So ond licor National BANK
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STANDARD OIL
SUBSIDIARY STOCKS

wheeling. " Va. Aug 20 al.
Furnished Tho lntelllgencer by A. "
" tstsu 4 Co. members New York STOCK
Exchange. Second nor National hank
-
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Your husband Q

Social Worker-Isn't your husband .
good provider:
Poor Woman-The best ever:
Social Worker (after recovering from
her astoniihment)-Reall I'm glad to
hear IT.
Poor Woman amt lady. Hes al.
WAYS going 70 DO something. PROVIDED
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PITTSBURGH STOCKS

N&rc.iuc. " ~. Arc -. ~.
T,.rnlai"d The intel Gcuc"r by \. +.
Nae,nr e." ronUrrs New N"F STOCK
E,ri.,nsn S"nnd foor Maternal Rank
to x. w Eiig.
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LOCAL STOCKS

WheeiinE " Va Aug - 81.
Daily quotation -: Wheeling Stock
Exchange. Complied FOR The ln;eit-
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N, Y. STOCK EXCHANGE

vhcs.tnk " W Aug = u.
Furnished The iutellIren"er by \. r.
Nas;er & 60. members New YORK STOCK
Exch.nge. Second floor National Bank
OF w. Va. SldS.
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BOSTON COPPER STOCKS

WhNr:rr " Va hrG : q
ru:u.surd i %" intciiIEcL' ~ L. \. r..
as.eu ~ 60. irruh,'> New YORK StoSh
TX, hauyr Dnu rpOr National sank
- ElHr
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CITIES SERVICE SALES

whc.iag " Va. Aug -. 80.
r.r,,,rd hv II l.. I'on"r'r 4 ca. Nay
York ;hrnush CtaVd" M-ck~r Board
~ Trade Rut'1inS. WNceiiry
SaIc StucIs High, Low clos" AK
Iis Common lib nj ~ lls
ia I'rer .. 49, '3N tt tsH
ma Bankers e.. IS l3a4 lct l3a
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Wiener Roast This Evening.

ore nr the most Interesting hftalra
'Nrt has been held ny South Side people
CIR some rIrnn VIII TAX" place this ave-
rinr when a large Number Of local peo-
no No t. Mo2ar, H:ll where they Viii
hold a wiener ROAST ard watermelon
feed The trir will he mada In autono-
h,lcs. = requiring several machine. 10
carry tho crowd 10 and from tho hills
Th"sa who Will take part Will meet az
~ homo ot Miss Nora Royce on Eoft
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trinity Indies on Annual Visit.

The ladies "f tho Trinity Lutheran
church went l.. Scotch Ridge yesterday.
spending IN" "nilr" day a the NOME y.
Mrs charles t;rnrpe Of that place. This
is The annual I!si, that IS made 10 the
,;ro2pc h"ma md Yesterdays visit -
SAID 20 the most interesting yet. ABOUT
) ladies' took part and were treated 10
y rcai chicken dinner which was espe-
,aauv prepared for them by Mrs
t;roprr Al n late hour last evening.
1nn- rntmrneL hmne In aMton0hlleS.
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PROVISION MARKET

,TY REUTER- BROTHERS.)
Wheeling. " Va. hTg. "a. Il.
PREBH MEATS.
nE'EHE
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cash quotations: Whcat--Sn. red.
200 l.aoh: No. hard. l.2l. Corn e.
M. 2 mixed 5S5b',: No. yellow. "i',
Oats-No. white. SCI. q 3S: "" I
white. 3l'.d33 Fork nominal. l.a"d.
lhsfI 1912 Ribs. a.oh1lo.o55.