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GOOD FARM FOR SALE. !, ,h,,

GOOD FARM FOR SALE: In the
best farming section of Cecil Coun-
~. Maryland. ll2 acres Of good pro-
ductlNc soil: 80 acres of cultivAlinS
land can farm with all kinds Of
improved machinery: 10 acres pas
lure iand; - acres timber; = large
frame barns with water in borr
yard. Corn house. tool shed md
hog house. all i'm good condition.
Nice Groom house practically new
with wafer in house. surrounded
ky an elegant orchard of fine r,.u,i
included with farm ! good wuri,
horses. Price $1,000. For rurihr,.
information. write or see owner.
W. VI. CECIL. Colora, MARYLAND. i Il
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PUBLIC SALE.
OF personal property.

| will offer for sale on
TUESDAY, MARCH 20. 1921.
at NY home one mile south of Hug
hart the following property:
! Team OF Work Horses. weigh,
1000, 7 and Q years of age.
Good Mich Cows; and one three.
ycar-old hcincr.
II Sheep,
1 Hogs,
! 3 IA Milburn Wagon.
l Good Spring Wagon,
] Buggy and Harness,
: Sets of Work Harness,
! Set Of Double Buggy Harness.
Farming tools, moving machines
rakcS, cultivatorS, etc.
Set Of Blacksmith Tools.
/ Iron Kettles and one Ioi nr
buckets.
one lot Of corn, hay and wheat.
household and Kitchen Eurni-
turr, d,ollcr things too nu.ncrou,
to mention.
TERMS: Made known ON div Of
Sale
The Ladies Aid will serve lunch
on day Of Sale.
II. '. KINCAID.
Greenbrier independent. [volume] (Lewisburg, Va. [W. Va.]) 1859-1980, 1921-03-25
FORMER PREMIER YIYIANI COMING.

ne itii' iafi'Itn hrrIar"h ON
me =n'h MAJ ne mission o. former
tirlii''F iNian' Il" IN" niirn
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nn,,..n.,,,.,. ,,rn,.'Ii,', H., IT,, ~
Ii,;,ri ,.;u r.,L,n r. pr,..id,.',, ,,,rJ
IN. ,,nnII n,n.,;n, hi'n .nnn',.,.,'
inc ,hn .',or,. ,,r \oiimm. IT., :, Il,
>ci forth rh1I rrarrr r,nnn, can.
crivr Of an, fullw,. agreement tho,
does moi fake thr Versailles ,rro,,.
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TO WHOM IT MAY CONCERN

Notice is hereby given that a, ,
meeting of the Stockholders of the
lvor Stone Company. Il corporation
created and organized under the
laws OF the State of West Virpini,
hcld at lvor. Ky, on the oath day
Oh rebruary. 1921. The following
resolutions were adopted:
RESOLVED: by a full vote of the
ivor Stone Company, all being pres
sn' IN person, That the Corporation
De dissolved, and that there being
no outstanding liabilities, that ali
property belonging to said Company
both real and personal, be trans
tered to F. T. McClintic, to be dis
posed OF and accounted to the pres
cnt stockholders rs per shares of
stock held.
+. I. McCLlNTIC. President
-. of said Corporation.
W. y. McAllislcr, Scc'y 4 Treas.
3-18-4w
Greenbrier independent. [volume] (Lewisburg, Va. [W. Va.]) 1859-1980, 1921-03-25

Get high-la>in4 Strain Aurpna.
and Buff Lcghorn Chickens. Legs
Of either kind Cor sale. - for :.i.7j
or 30 for $500. delivered by y. T..
nrGCr carly and Ect pulictS ready
for laying by October when r,:y,
are nigh. Eggs for Matching ihrOu-
oui season. CLARA T.. BURR. Mr..
lODEpi1. ". w. 81 -Sw
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FlDCCIARY NOTICE.

The following account is befo,r
me for settlement: Edward Lynch
Administrator Of Susan J. Neal, de-
ceased.
Given under my hand this 18th
day OF March, 1921.
FINLEY NJ. .ARBCCkLE.
INV Commissioner Of Accounts.
Greenbrier independent. [volume] (Lewisburg, Va. [W. Va.]) 1859-1980, 1921-03-25

J.: "oraar troubles are forcing
t'r :dc"l Harding to neglect tenn
.-o' LTIly the big international prob
lens demanding his attention. Even
domestic questions arc for the most
part untouched because about 90
per cent Of HE Presidents working
time since his inauguration has been
devoted 10 listening to claims of
OfliCC->crkrrS or their hackcrS
Greenbrier independent. [volume] (Lewisburg, Va. [W. Va.]) 1859-1980, 1921-03-25

Guy y. cor. Of Milwaukee, has
been appointed Assistant Attorney
General by President Harding. lie
IS u native Of West Virginia. son Of
tn" late Senator Nathan cor. and
hHr won prominence and di>linc-
ZION as u lawyer in The West.
Greenbrier independent. [volume] (Lewisburg, Va. [W. Va.]) 1859-1980, 1921-03-25

The Legislature at Charleston j.
holding lis session nv two Of HE
Court Rooms Of The kanawha Court
House.
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CLASSIFIED ADVERTISING.
6YEEhBRiER NORMAL School,

Spring Term Will open about,
\p:Ii ilh. More c"mplrlc notice
nCNI week.
The Wheeling intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1903-1961, 1921-11-16
BETHESDA

Rev. Manifold If EclhaEy college
he'd services at the uristian church
um sunday.
Kcy. .i,hc,nHm preached i very H"le
SERMON "u i'car"" SHn,iay morning. 1T
the Nj. j.. church, fro miie test. = AN
do I'll thinIS thr"u III G' Il. WHO strength
"nth me" He spoke uI the need uf the
peace conference hcin4 called Ia prayer.
l:rnJ. Franklin did concerning III"
"lJcclarat!"n al Independent, the
necessity uf the dlslrma Of our
im.;ds thrust hatred aside, and have
iaiih in our delegates and olner mn
tlnn$. irv. Acnrman returned on Sat
urdal from n "trip 10 Pittsburgh. and
white there had the pleasure Of hearing
General hOch. lie says the spirit Of It
was great. the WORK vas nub!y done bat
let's not do il again. We should love
tho whole void. only tho love OF Jesus
Hhri-i IS long "u"ughsnnd broad enough
To cover the need AZ the t!mca. lie
spoke nj bow freely "" gave our boys
and our support Ia the world war. b,u
had We HAY" given our boys Ia In ~
taught the world IN" doctrines of the
Urine" of l'"nr"." We would not ne ell
ihr lsrTce conference.
The evanCrliSric rarnI'a ign IL still IN
at tn" tioual Holiness
church, here. Next w"ei;. Rev. c. w.
Butler. who has been IN the tabernacle
work for five y"?rs ct Detroit. hut now
is going into the Cleveland I'ib!e instI-
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Gl4 Water street. viii be held this AZ
tr,nuna at 2:3b. at the st. Mhtthe"
Lutheran church. Rcr. Il. i. Hem. tor-
ucrly uf BrnwnOrl. but now located a.
,'urruIml!s. Pa. will have charge OF the
services. lntcrmrnt will be maze AT
Greenwood cemetery.
Benwood AriofH.
Miss Mary iicvns is confined I" her
.nme on MCMcyhcn street. by illness
Albert Huw kIns Is SICK IT his home on
Marshall street
MIR. and Mrs. Elmer ''r"ns are tn>
proud parents ut u bah. boy.
Roy r'Iib-n Is HON" after spending
several days with friends II weston.
Francis higgins has recovered from
'r"rral days Illness.
Mrs. NJ. J Moran. Of Water street mas
returned from II visit with her mother
ut New Murtinsvlle.
John ward ha. been attending 10
business in Cleveland, -. Tor the past
ten hays
Mr.. anil Mrs. Il. j.. HOw!"s. Of canton,
g.. at" thu guests ui cricalS In RenN"n'.
Nr"l l"nns"n. wh" has heen emnl"' 81
in the Il. 4 -. shop :"r ih~ i'ast .''.N'''.i
months. lett Iaa night for South i'"n"
.rd:ann, where h" has *ccuIcd a new
;,uSIt.un.
The Wheeling intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1903-1961, 1921-11-16
LOGEN g. BRYAN'S
CLOSING STOCK LETTER

Ufy private W!rr- /" !. L.. MaS:rn 4 CO..
N"w York. N"V. Ia :>tUCn market
prices irrud"d III rather indiI"rrut fash
ion today although in the Iinal dealings
SlrnS were not seeking of tn" InarN"t
d"S'riH-; I" Resume !'S forward move
mrnl
quite a I.ttlr profit taking has taken
place IN IN. market slu"" yesterday
morning and II can l." sand that liz"
rather tree OFFERINGS W"r" absorbed n
impressive m;tnnri. Money was in free
duppiy
The New Vert Tcl"rh"n" r"rnramy
bond Hf"ring "I$ S.ip.'rl NJ IN CHEcr
IN ashton and this wdS .'"intrd L. As .''-
!ng strongly inH'rIlivc or the CouNpIr-
u"uS strength III the Investment market
In connection With the d"incs ut Wash
mont there seems t. l." i growing com
v!rliou that in the event al ihe pUrp"%'
OF the conference meeting with broad
Aur"e>s. and Which now So ms hI"rc
than ,krN SAM, should E.'S" very
rOnStruCt.NC effect on III" Financial SIT
uarIua In particular. the world over We
ar" II tn" ui!rluM 'ha' ono cabinet en-
phLSilc t"n str nely the strong !nhIca-
tiuus 81 a,rruIuS ii,NCIatlc results from
first ,.,n,r. u particularly signifies tn"
pns>in.At:rS ni sharp lowering in ta\-
t.ion and rs this has been sort of
deterrent t. aErr"sSiVr efforts - hu"
moss on" can readily conceive Z"
CHANGED ORDER If thinh> ~.ih r"~l','
to the imposition on business haNN.>
mere ,hau TIC usual r"vlNlar Effects.
W" are impressed with III" tav"rah'"
as aforementioned. W"
think the reaction IN Ia" stock market
has gone far enough ADD 8dNIS" the i'r-
chase 81 Wei seasoned ISSUES
The Wheeling intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1903-1961, 1921-11-16

NJ. MIN, ia" new seDuimastcr. wishes
t. meet all n,"In""i,. ..ud p.Ospc, tive
r"r!uh"rs. Alter to. iu.~ltrrss session
'"r remainder 81 tie evening Will he
rp"nt IL dGIIiIE
F.stroncs Meeting.
Mrs. j. i I"A".i ,tn.uIH' rS thai in
S:Ca'. 81 'ltcr'niu.ns tie .nrmhrrs %
lHN.~trn No. at t." I-t'i.rs' Aid Suci"ty
.. tee ". t.. "hHiC& II her nome THUS
,...A. u.' rn'c'i..E VII! bc i"atr"nei until
i lIuL:. ,.l.. /" nCr orIHK called away.
QaL;.nG Each EreniMg.
CuI'i.i'~ - i".hS ""ii ca! r'"hInh
Iucuitrrs Of IH'Isl"u y" "t the LIZ
rica Ala S"cI"'y Of tie VI t.. church,
Mach has been ,"!mi.!l-ncd ~ THESE
meetings, and Icy The latter rar; Of the
Organized Team.
The EN-high bask.lb%il team OF this
vity uIrt last eNcniIE At the uIun high
:,hpnI Hnd re'rEanIG"d their team. The
;tuin Is rrEpr."d -! al former STAYS
of the Union LIE, : hoo. anal lave al
ways nude al excellent record. AID
they urc nnW preparing Z" rrarii'" >*N-
,rtl cNcniuaS rHrH wee, anal thrE A"i
in trim. AMI 10y the first OF n"At month
r>Ir~rl t" start playing.
Many Attended missionary Convention
Many from ,his city attended the
Missionary convention at the Fourth
Street NJ. l.. char II at Wheeling yes
t"rdty aud u large crowd liz antirlrm;-
iu,, attending today. McsdamrS VI. j..
links and / Underwood are Delegates
from the !0Ca, S""ietE.
4 large number "f tn" members "f
Ia" Queen Esther Circ,c attended The
hHnQuCr Last evening.
Row. Cotton to Conduct Convention.
Rcv. :. J. C"It'n - iiil ~ -" re 81
rhr services ~ the christian church
during the absence ur lsrv. Paul Elan
naran whose nnrlc Is under quarantine.
I"v Fi,ruacau ">pects {" II" fo"n IN
rhIrgc OF HIS work.
Personals,
Miss Cara " lis, u ,uHiIhu"S Serious
~ ~ at her HON" 81. Ii.Hh street.
Mr. and Mrs. Vernon liraiy "I Law,
ton. Mirh.. nrr the guests 81 Mr.. ana
Mrs J. ". Crew.
Miss Madolyn p"itz is able to he Out
after a slight rlErsS.
NJ. and Mrs th,,,rr Hunt were called
L. Rc.la.rc Ivy 'hr u'.tth 81 Il r"laihc'
SIS William Schmidt 1t in IN" LiL"h-
raI,. hospital mnr!" -" Viii undergo
an "r"rLti"m within. " few I'>S. ,,o
Mrs. charles n"IN Is Improving NICE
IL at her hnm" on ';tr!Icii street
Mr.. and Mrs. Earl hard. VII" have
been VIsaiinr in Martins Ferry. have re-
iHrlrl hnn.". 49,
Mrs. John NJ. Warmer. who has been III
FIR the past tw" weeks. Ia improving
nicely.
Mrs. !. l.. McM"chcn Is improvrn.
from recent i.In"s..
Mrs. Amhada "'"rran continues III
ut Lcr h"u" uu Marshall street.
Ms John nl!vcr l. slightly I'll 1t her
n"nlc IN Marshall street.
carl Davis he's returned I" New M.tr-
linsvi.i" after % !ri"i I!~:t h":".
Mrs. Mary Ir","y and daughter Miss
olive Of Rus"r'S I;i'iE". ar" the guests
of relatives hero.
Jack Martin is alb" (" l." out atte: II
slight Illness.
H"rh. :, BARKER VII" has hen I'll for
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n. !. STOCKS

New York. Nov l5--StocK ms ket re-
fected fresh unsettiement today. al
though the disturbances OF the previous
session which we're attributed TO IN"
disarmament proposals, seemed tn eA-
srt less influence.
shares OF companies which are llkely
TO suffer reduction OF operations from
a naval holiday made pAr,ia. recoyerle-
Equipments strengthened in spots OF!
prospects " early announcement OF III"
Pullman.IlaskeN Barker merger and
rumors that large contracts are soon 10
DO awarded
Foreign oils were under constant at
tack beginning with the European Jap
latter eelIpS affected by rumors that tho
Mexican goYsrpmcnt Intends to add q
heavy import 70 rs present export tax.
Rails made better showing than
any other group. notwithstanding the
unrest manifested IN labor circles AS a
result OF the proposed wage cut More
than half score OF high grade issues
made gross gains Of 10 4 points, coal
ers and trans-continentals leading
These were partly impaired In the sell-
inG pressure % the last hours Sales
amounted u 100000 shares
Tho release ~ large sums IN cnnnec-
ton with November - liberty bond in
;erest payments created unusually easy
dropped from : 10 per cent a. tho eI-
changing at midday and the m ntmum
nEure was shaded on prime collateral
IN private transactions
FrrsLgn exchanges we're featured
mainly by the further rise ot sterling
20 Ia hIHhsst leyeI In several months.
The rate reacted later IN offerings or
food and cotton btl.a ard most crnhn-
ental renlttances raSed moderately
Strong investment conditions were
denoted nv the enormous subscriptions
70 the $50, 600 Nnn New York Ne!cnhone
six per cent bonds and IN" Soono.o 90"
Rio Grande 10 Sui ISSUE. The te.e-
phone bonds sold at premium over
the Tuh'!~ Offering IN the course az the
day Tota. sales of bonds tpar vaiue)
~ DSS ma
The Wheeling intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1903-1961, 1921-11-16
FIFTEEN

tute az dean and teacher. will. Be hAFA.
He undoubtedly Will have 4 message TOT
the times, and should be hearo oy 1nihA-
ing people or our community.
Mr. and Mrs Frank Watkln. evAneek
lists In song, are here assisting In the
services. -.
Funeral services over the remains At
Mrs, Berry were held on Sunday aft4Sc
noon. Her deulh occurred at the hoYD
OF her Son. Il: 'BadgersDurB. where sne
had lived for some time. She was
years OF age. and Will be greatly missed
IN the home.
The W. II. NJ. s. held a very interete-
Ing meeting at the homo OF MfA Nina
Glasgow on Friday evening. Mrs. AchS-
man gave the study chapter for ehe
evening. Topic, Home Missions 40
the problem Of Transients."
W. CT L will meet at The nome ~
Mrs Rebecca Ewers on Friday after
noon at 2 o'clock.
The many friends here Of Miss A.
della Mobley. popular young LADY a@
seamEtress of Bellaire. were svfprt4N4
10 learn Of her marriage on October u,
at Miami. Fla. to Mr.. c. v; PSate, IN
architect OF that place. we join in
hearty Rratulattone.
William Sipe and granddaughter, Aioo
Virginia Bolon spent the Weekend with
Mrs Sine who In seriously III NJ ths
home Of her daughter, Mrs WigIihS at
Tho w. II. N. S. will send a barrel OF
fruit and vegetables to tho HOLLOWAY
neaconnrs- home At Bridgeport fof
Miss Isabelle Pric. OF south Of tswn
wa aunited In marriage TO Mr.. AnAdA
Orr OF Belmont gently.
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New York. Nov. l5-But,er steady:
creamery higher than extras IS TO
4si.: creamery extras t9a scors) 81 10
a.: packing stock. current make No. }
% TO 29i7.
Eggs rrr: fresh gathered extra arst.
SIS 10 S.: do lrSts IS To 81: New Ter
sew hennary whites extra fancy candled
s~isc,irnS Is: noaroy and naIrby west
ern hNnnery whites frsts TO average
extras rs 20 81: do. hennery browns
extra. g TO IS: nearby gathered browns
and mixed colors hrsts to extras So to
II. rafrigsrator special marks fancy
IS 70 80: do f1rsts ISL TO 81.
cheese steady: state whole milk Mats
fresh specials 81 TO % ic: 10. average
run 81: stace whole milk twins specials
2li. 10 22i.: do: average run q.
Live poultry steady: chickens .? 10
r.: fowls Is 70 IS: turkeys Rs. DressrI
steady chickens 20 I" 20. fowls is Ia
es: turkeys IS: dressed steady: western
chickens IS 10 I3: western turkeys
fancy IS TO -. Flour unchanged.
The Wheeling intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1903-1961, 1921-11-16
SUGAR.

New York Nov l. There we're no
changes in the local raw sugar market
with centrifugal quoted nj I.rh 20 All
The only sale was q lot OF 5000 of
cubas BY the committee to the United
Kingdom at i4e. Up. cif. In raw sugar
futures trading WIS light and prices
showed little vari;.Enr. closing M
charged {" points not lower. Una"~
scattered local selling. Final bids. De.
cemhrr. 2.3>: Mach. 2.29 May. rs.
ami July. . IS.
The market for refined vas uu"hanE-
cd at $50 10 40 for I'm" rranula'"d
with a fair local Inquiry r"n"rt"d.
Refined futures w"r" rniuiuLl. C.uSini;
unchanged with p','.Inh"r AZ $50. and
March and May. 80.
The Wheeling intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1903-1961, 1921-11-16
FOREIGN EXCHANGE

New York. Nov. I5.--TorciSn exchange
heavy: Grea. Britain. drrsand. 3.?6 =
cables 3.gBa. 6n-day hliiS on banks
ASA. France. demand. 1.!4t=; cabl.s
7.25. Italy. demand +,lirs: cables 4.l5
Belgium. demand. 500 o.. cables. ~"
Germany. demand. IS: cables. 3?l2
Holland. demand. 34.S7; cables. 3i?a
Norway, demand. 1910. sweden, de
mand, a3.lO. Denmark. demand. 1880
Switzerland demand. 1891. Spain. de-
mand. 1885. Greece. demand IA. AR
gentina, demand. $2.Tj. brazil demand
1857 Montreal. .9l's. Rumania. OIL.
Poland. G.ne7I. Finland. i.?!. Jur"-
S,ayIa q -. tZechO- Sl"vakia, lon. Aus
tria O03-
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TOLEDO GRAIG

Tu,edo. Nov l5--Whcu cash S.:l
p.r"rnhcr SILICA May sI."iN
Cioversecd prime cash STA. l"r"n
Lc- sl@I5 January S'".Gr: fctrI; -
slo.65: March Sl:.II.
Alsike lrim" cash 2l".T'. pr""ntI"i
si"9v. February nnI March 81:
Timothy lr'me cash t2."%'2; l'e"cn'
Der $.gE: InnuRr, So, =, i"hruar!
s. 02ie March SHlu.
Low pr..d. reeds. ,l>v"r 80. $!l5l
to ll.GJ: No. - sIl - 10 Il.%a.
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BENWO0D
women Voters VIII Meet

Tic women ,"i"r, Of l;"mwr"d viii
n"!h AN !mi"rtlnt meeting next "e'N
q. discuss candidates Tor til" %iT:hS
Z" r"i."u ia April. 1t = their ann I" set
T." members of thu council I" pledge
themselves /" put AZ Il woman candi-
dat" t. nj the city CtorkShir pnicr.
'.vs:' dos til" "Hrng" In IA" city r!rrkH
uliiy" hey as" want {" Ret a woman
/" III Ia. rlar" Of SANITARY officer ana
rNn,iur. HAT = To- have ui." woman tor
roth JOKES Man. citizens ~" III favor
OF 'ErSc measures as thy think =
Finished Remodeling
Til" SChHd ":,ta'-. when inr'uueS MN"
double HOUSES Oh M"In. Marshall. Water
and MCMcrh"E street hay" Tor tho past
i've months been maE;nr r"iHirS ~
these h"u>cS. lii" repairs and paint
lg HAY" been going un since III" hrSt
u! July and waH just finished tho carly
part Of this week. New nNturaS nav"
!".,.n PM III "a, til" bath rooms amd the
Edna May Neville
Edra MAJ N"ii..". ar, ""v"n years
and th" "n!y daughter az Mrs Charles
T. N,Ni.t-. did a. her h"in" at stop
- early MntlIay morning from an at
tack az m,uinp5I.s. The deceased was
a f.yul!lv ;,m"r:; h"r play mates and
:,nyrs 4 host e trends NJ" Will mourn
hor loss Ir,":u"nt will l." made this
~. rn,rr AT !" "'oi"Hr IN tn M'N"'h"n
Dnnoo Thursday.
Tho FIRST Uc The regular k"ini- weekly
dances given by H." ErEw"ua y = VIII
hr held tu-m"lrow r."".u: ~ Liberty
l..N. Tn" dances are "YrpuScd tn b."
,.vcn r,riy Nc:.duv and Thursday hat
thru9"h a MISUNDERSTANDING IA" lmpeI-
tai r,h"str, az Whr.I0i., oiled /" niih"
t:.,.r appearance .ast M"rdaN. hut the
wi. h.. -uY. I" h. "n h.ld Thur sdnT
GaTden DiHn'!ssod.
Tn" ,as,. uf ~" stat -. T. !. drar-
del. vh.,'E came ~ h...""r Squire I'"".
VA. TO- Il preliminary hca:'nr. was
heard Yesterday. I;Lrdell vas dismissed
urun rrrornn,c:i,.atj.:r g. rrvs"rut .nc -.
t"Ya"y Lloyd Arnold. a. 'h"r" rhS ~
svi!.,i, =; rv:I,nr" 20 Mold Il" irfcnd-
ant ';ardeN It was ALLEGED AHsau,irr
Frar& NuSh,uan. when ~ hit IL" l"ttrr
over the head With pool cue and WIS
held on rhar"r 81 t, ."T"0us HsS.u.,.
VIII LAY Now sawsz.
street Canaan! ss!"n"r k'~l": VIII start
tho work -! Living I"w scw"r Pip" ai"n"
NrNcrhrm street. 4. day The s"Wcra",
q" this $irr", hl- hc"n - 3ad ,nTG.tinr
fur he past scv"ia. ""ntAs and the
r.s:d.uts will surely ..:p"" late the re-
PAIRS.
Quitting Party.
I'll" Wll'.u. W"rk""E - IN" - Mat
thr" : Lutheran church, VII hold
Cu.it.ug i.rty at IN" !":l" -; Mrs Wi
iran S.'h..d on Men Su"rt. t"-r'"r:"M
rNr.i:'-. The greater part "f ~" cen.
in: aill t." spent lnaEtnE patch quilts.
after whirh ref cshmcrt~ will lie served.
H2Irold Eugene Neidermeyor.
I!arrU'G IUf"u" N,lb"rN"NCr. aged
year. / n,uuih and days. Il ri IT the
Erynuids N"m"rirl F"SplNi crrly YEP
tcrdHy morning tr"n. ;'"".i"n,tS. Tn.
4" "t>rd Wa, ~" child &C Mr.. and Mr.
Ir,Iry Noif' rmcAr" uf I!".~%G Run The
funeral arrnur,mr are at present in
,uni.!''".
Bowers oLseQuIcs.
Tn" funeral a. NJ Floyd VI Powers
pioneer resident t.! i;rE"'ni who nfrn
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DRY GOODS.

New Nnrn. N"v. IL. cation goods
were .,ulc, today. with >":", casing 70.
Jor;"d uu print a. tbs an other an Ia
i,,hrd Il, NnNHs ""l. 1"U and easy.
SilNs r"urr.''! ',Ii"i. lr's~ H"rdS
were lrlus l,b@l.' in &,r t.. III r'"',"r-
ate quantities i:Wiinpf continued easy.
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N. Y. COTTON MARKET

Wheeling. ". Va. Nov. IL. 81
Furni+ned lne lnteshrture- by a. l.
Insten X 60. members New YORK ,SloC.
Exchange. Second floor National BanR
II W. Va. IiloK.
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CHICAGO GRAIN

Chicago. Nov. IL t ci'cr;cd sales OF
new Argentine wheat At S.N c"nis 4
ku~hrI under the cost e.: United States
whca: has a d"ircs~inL inuU' nee today
on the wheat market mere. l'ri"Gs
unsettled. = !" =is ccTis net !rMcr
w.;h l'","Wlrr sI."i I" 90 amt NAY
s. a.. y l. irti.. t"ru finished -un-
changed {" a coats higher: oats ""Wa
- t. l.. CEN. and provisions varying
FROM -. rents decline to 81 cents adj
Vance.
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PHTROLEUM,

on city. Pa Nov Is. "a r"GIt bal
anrc4. 81 Runs. "1.lii. average. t.,
;9E. ShipmcntS. 5N.G2G, average. 4i.J%u
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N. Y. CURB MARKET

wheeling. W. Va. Nov. Is. 81.
FURNISHED rhe !ntoineeh:er ~ a. =.
hasten x Co. members New York StocH
exchange. Second door National BANK
Of " Va Rllx
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N. Y. STOCK EXCHANGE

Wheeling. W. Va. Nov. Is. 81.
kur nj shed Tho ln;elligen,"r by A.
hesten e Co. members New York STOCK
EXCHANGE. Second floor National Barn.
" W. We. Bldg.
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BOSTON COPPER STOCKS

Wheeling. ". Va, Nov. -. ~.
Furnished the lnteIngencer by A. r
Masten Il Co. members New York Sto:k
Exchange. Second floor National Bank
II W Wa. I5lcE.
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LOCAL STOCKS

Wheeling. W Va, Nov. Is. -.
DAILY quotation lis; " neciinG Sinch
=. hnnge. Compiled cur The intei!''
The Wheeling intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1903-1961, 1921-11-16
CITIES SERVICE SALES
Wheeling. " Va. Nov. II,

Wheeling. W. Va. Nov. IL. 81
Reput tea UI ~. L.. A., rrIt,' ~ 60. New
Surk. lHruuHh tla"ur MreLcr. Ioard
Of Trade liuudinr. W cling.
e.rir ~t">.i~ llIgn Low Ci,sc ASK
iIjE ,,unlm"l: 2.S - .9r 2s5
Hil -I'rrtnrIct., IL Gr!g GIa GlA
$50; 'li,rn"r<... -. 81. 2ii. 80
~ E.N div luri,!
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STANDARD OIL
SUBSIDIARY STOCKS

Wheeling. W. Va. Nov. Is. 81.
Furni>ue, inc Iuiel.isrn'rr hy 4. ,
Austen 4 Co. members New York St"ch
Exchange. Second ivIr National SanH
uf W Va INdx
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PITTSBURGH STOCKS

Wheeling W. Va. Nov. Is. 81.
Furnished The lntelnECnl or by A. e
Aiasten & &c. members New York Stocs
Exchange. Second floor National Eank
f W. Va. Bldg.
ST0CEl Bid Ask
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IN orde. I'll acquire punch" II some.
lines is necessary to set punched.
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BoWeES OLaenNlcR.

Tn" funeral, a. NJ Floyd u. Powers
pioneer resident t.! Iirr" GOOD who nfrn
Sunday m"ranE ct $50 =; hcr home