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The Wheeling intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1903-1961, 1921-11-01
n, !, STOCKS

<,v York. OCT. u .- Fluctuations IN
80. ~;,,.> .,lark.t today wer" confusing.
Isles .or IA" same description recently
,,,..v'nS In opposite directions. Dealings
wee fairy larz" but asaiu subject I"
Tho ,r,an"uvrrS ~ professional traders
Mere. rates curut~t",l an "Ncuse Tor
-, ,r..;I~,'S unstable ""ursc call l"ans
nr"rrd At s.? Nrr"e~,. relaxed I" per
.r, -, n.iNay and suddenly hardened
{, S'x rcrcenc IN the hnal hour.
rlornren,s over the week end ".
,...I l!ttlN crrorrac"m--r :" IN" rui'
,.,., ants Railroad t"nnag" showed T.
regular decreases. ana business gains NJ
prominent centers were neutraIzed b.
fu-tNer price rcduc.x'ns for important
INDUSTRIES.
lndcpsud.n, steel producers we're 70
,nr..,l 10 be contemplating lower prices
trr structural S,rri and other fabricated
materials. and substantial cats w"r" an
rnur,cd hy manufacturers az motor
truck" and rubber t,res
Nnr.ns market leaders N"Ni"dn re-
'r"!rum was heaNiCs At an extreme ne
,.,i,-. az nearly points. the stock being
un,'rr greatest prpSsur" In the last h"ur
end unset'lnS the entire list.
Rails rapS"d Into tho dizziness shown
~ ;rat GROUP prior 10 the s,r'N" settle.
mcut and equipments. motors an" '""''
shares wer. heavy. Wilson COMPANY
common and preferred made gross o..
c,iNrs OF 70 IS points p'aciaIS O.
he company wrrc quoted rs o"inx un.
ahia Ia -, cunt for the weakness ~.
troxs ,s,res Sales amounted 20 5oo.n"0
shares
rnr..3cr exchanges were Irregular. IA"
rren.h rate being IN" only i'n"cT'Aa'
r,.m.,tar,c 20 display strength T'rn'an'
Sr,rlirav:aa ard Central European
rates u~r,. Nar,aH.y I"w"r.
T",H'rg IN bonds wnS moderate WIN
An uneven tone. Liberty ISSUES close"
mostly a; hight gains. rails we're "n'
certain and mixed changes ruled among
ir.rrna.iurals Total sales. PAR N"'de
SlI3-Eunn.
The Wheeling intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1903-1961, 1921-11-01
S|STERSVILLE

s;s.crsvilln. Or:. 2l-Mr. md Mrs.
Sil"s WcSibrooXn Of Logan. -. are TIE
guests Of her sister Mrs. George tonklsh
AMI o;hr5 relatives.
Mr. and Mira J. l.. Young ~ Clarks-
burg. Rrc Visiting her rRrnts. Mr.. and
Nrs &. W. BGhhHrd and other relatives.
Mrs. Arnr Gafrn"l Wilhc:i OF WhseI-
Ing, ppcnt ihc Weekend 1T the nome OF
Mrs l.. II. Gulfn"y.
VI: and Mrs. Roy l.. Emery ana son.
Dinsmoure. OF Washington. IA. after
bril-! VISA with Mr. and Mrs. g. W.
HNI. have returned home. Mrs Emery
VAS m.tnrr her marriage. Miss Mary
fInigrs II former teacher IN the sisters
villa schools.
Mrs. G.. Z. Smith having boon the
guest OF relatives and friends in far-
sons, W. Va. returned nome.
I'rumInrn; among the social FESTIVITIES
In celebration OF the Halloween season
was the masquerade dance given Mon
duy evening In Thistl" hall tor tho benz
ent ~ IN, Sistersvillu General hospital.
Society turned ont IN Inasso fer tho
event and tho occasion Wan an enjoyable
ono Music WAS furnished for IN" dane
ing Ivy nnepill.t!res orcl".ttrn nnd dur
lnR the trtermiss,on a delicious lunch
MAS k"rNcd
MIR and Mrs. George Griffin or VIII
lianstuwn har" been guests the past
few days of their son, W. q. Griffin and
family.
Mis-; Edrrka Lucas. STUDENT nurse IN
,hr Ohio Valley General hospital in
Wheeling. spent the week-snd At her
home here.
j. F. Frame was tho guest Sunday Of
his daughter, Mrs. +. {. Case Of Jark>
rrshurg.
Rev ". e Long Of Washington, D.
C.. lrft Monday for his former home In
Memphis. Tenn, and other points In the
Z gouih. raw Long conducted services at
the morning and evening services Sun
day in the Church Of Christ.
Mrs. kite Murphy has gone 70 Fits
hurgh fur wish OF a couple 81 weeks
with relatives.
Miss Nancy Clarke. a senior In the
! state university Al MorEantown. and q
! sister ct \ \. Clarke. ,aShi": OF the
Farmers and Producers hank In this
Q city. hah lren chosen TO enact the lead
! ing role in The Brat play 10 bc
presented by the Dramatic club.
! Mrs. j. X. Thornton and son. John
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CHICAGO LIVESTOCK.

,,htrar,. oct. 81. Cattle, receipts, -
600. ,.ttv, beef Sic.Te, mostly ."' '""
u'fa, TOP medium. 1870 bulk beer
steers. a.ijNi.go, western steady '''t
,'u,;.is ,aiyr, and bulls, mostly steady,
strch,rs and feeders, 10" /" i5G higher.
Mrgs. r,c,,pts 2i,OoOi nr':ned 2jc to
irr hIgnrr closing with part If cary
ADVANCE lost. ate bids steady with Sat
uday's av"ragei h"!n"t"r liberal t"r
hulk, G.25uo no pigs strong, bulk. S.!a
Shc,p. receipts. la,unhi tat lambs
steady Ia @3r higher, sheep and feeder
steady top native limbs. ~ SS'S"i h xSS
N, dunn to good Westerns, 6.sSIs ~;
Julk FAT. 10; ia" light owes and
warnings, late, 4 0U: desirable fe"d"r
i,mbA mostly T5UG I.si.
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BUTTER, EdGs. CHEESE.

Nc.y York. oct. u. .-int'"" unsteady;
.,.,.,.i.rl, u..,,,i in..u c.,tH', ~ u A.
,,,..,..,'.. v>tr,ts 49, e'"'"' - :" 80
,r".un,IN !r",, %, :" - H."I"'' "H;s =
,..r. r..,nIrh r.",h 'nri""' n''"c' go
Las wuak-.; fr"~h gathered extra
nrhla. - i"". lrcH" rNtn'iru hl"'S' -
II g. New .iyls"I nvhncIy "HIt's' cN';N
FANCY. ,Hnu.rI .,r.r i."I'Nr 80 ''r"!"!
.Iu u,T.r! Mea'eIh "E""c'9 via
..,tIrrru uluwns ana uiAri 1"i"ie' ~
jru-. .,uJr, Ir'rIgrI~t"r spell hlAFh''
inu,, SO p -. Elsts. - u
Cnucsv str.dj state Nh"'c Wlik I'"tS
- -. >h,.t. milk twins, specials, - ~.
n.lu p"uiry steady, chio"v"S. - 0 tt:
fonts, ~ -, r""stcrs, IA l"ihe!S' s.
Pressed poultry stcnds western 'I''N
cts. -,HI"A. IO~.s, Z0pj old Tu"s'ei.'
NC -. ru:kvSs. 800 ~.
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FOREIGN EXCHANGE

New York, Oct %l.--tNrctEm "Nrhang''
irregular. Great Britain. dem4nd 3.921. ,
cables. 393% On banks. 5Ho5s. Francs.
demand, 81, cables. 81 "a l,t!N. de
uland, los; cables. i."h L b'ig%'n, de-
mand. III; cables. Ill y. Germany.
dsmand, 55i1: cables. 80. H"l'and, de-
nland, a+O3i cables. 3i.o9. Norway. de
mand. 1870 SwcderL drrunud. @?so
Denmark. demand. ls.9". Switzerland
demand, 1875. Sp.,In, demand. 1875
Greece, demand. Ito. Argentine" tie
maud. S2S5 Brazil. drm,ud. 1890
Montreal. 90 lilo.
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DRY GOODS

New York. Oct. 81 lotion goods
and larns were steady TO-DAY with tTaa'
90 i'ss nctirs than Friday and Sat
mr5ay Raw silk was dull and some
were reses!ing stock.
X"w season lists wer, Icing issued by
Garner manufacturers with prI"es niue
.h,uucd from thnh" current last month
.,, T.uY,ud with some uuS"'tiomrnt
,.,Is,L l,y threats vi a strike In local
centers. Bnr!aps were
The Wheeling intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1903-1961, 1921-11-01
FIFTEEN

Jr. have. returned from few DAYS
visit with relatives In wheeling.
Miss Mary C"llcy. commercial 'eacner
in Si.;rrs,i.lc HiS school. spent the
We. A.rnh as the guest OF MIS- Ihar'e'
Sicai'y "f lHrkcrshurg.
i. t. South oi riqun o.. Is the Sues'
rI his brother G. &. South.
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BENWOOD
riro on HIars.,all Street.

4t' VIZ -'A'-
"' ,.,.
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,.,,,... ,..,,,c.: +. ,r, ,.,
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.,,,,i., T., -, N,,l,.,,r D.. I'll riu,
:. ,..r,,J ~ f.rc;.n
''" .r.. ,i..,. an ,.,I,od
81, r,.,..hrI, ,urrftu"c e;
..,it.. t,rnn ~ az ,iI y
'' ,,ol THc n,c j.: I,.
,,., .,,r,nI H., ., lighted
,, ,,,.- ,hr.vr IN p iiI.. IT run-
,,a ,',,, .,o,.,.,,
u,h.r,,ans Mo-.
,., ,,,,,'r,,i.,r. MI nr>iuar. WI
.,.c,,., -,y,,.ca >il ,iav morning III
49,, ,r,c,,,,.,,irr tho onr,vn"-
- -, rho Wish n,,ri.t, Kelvin Barry.
Hsllo,rsren Party.
.r.o ,.,.,, 80 80 wr,ror,Ii,..u Iusur
,,,. c,,c - ,n,i.i.tfrI rur-
,,., ,i-b, fur Misc Mar>
v.,,. s,rcc. Tl, evening
''"' i',,,,,. c'.r., AVID ~ : L.ir
was sp"n' ',',, ,"h ,,,n'H,,'.r w,n served
muir p,-v
,S-, ,,,,.t Sr,,t,, fr,rr-
inc Nv :" ,or,,,, r,r...iuv.
,'''' ",,'' w.. "' ..i.,rr, ,,.Ird IN.
'""'. ava ,r, business Of
we ~ r,~ IN, Ino2 drive
N''"'''nh va" ,,,nr,,l, ,i,,y ,u,; on
The Wheeling intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1903-1961, 1921-11-01
TOLEDO GRAIN.

Toiedn. u. Oct 3l.--N Neal. rtNiI. 10 I.
pecomber l.33; May. =. ''"N"rs-ed
prime cash, October ard nr""mhc:, ="
February. 1s4O; March. l2.ia. AisIh".
prime cash and october. Ills. l'"cem-
Dor, 100; March; ll..5. Tim thy.
prime cash and October, 80, D",-Nihtr.
S1o: January, 2.95: March. sos.
The Wheeling intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1903-1961, 1921-11-01
rrsau1ox L1y1sfoox.

p,,,snurgh. Oct. 31.-catde. receipts
100; marke: higher: steers I!S se;
Ss,re-s. S. 5Ts.7S; COWS 4.1S SOY:
Na,.Ins s,oTS25: heavy workers., s.6h
ess5: nigh, workers.. s.65ds7S: pig"
sheep and lambs. rece!rt., 800; mar
kst s'nadv: top sheep. SIS: top lambs
&c Gives. receipts. 500: market steady:
ton 400. 1890
The Wheeling intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1903-1961, 1921-11-01
MONEY MARKEf.

\,w York. oct. 3I.-t'au money hrn;
him .; low >: ruling rate 50 cIostnB
hid -. offered q, 5. last can = Cav.
In,us AGAINST :tcrrptan' es as. Tine
I.,,n; sr,a,iv so dtis =, 4 5ig: 90 days
:r,ti.lo. .,iN months. 3'tUaigi prime
msrCsIutile paper. ) n u . =.
The Wheeling intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1903-1961, 1921-11-01
HnERT BOHDO.
bonds

New York, oct. 81 --Lih"r'N honds
closed: SKIS. 92.GN: first Is $500 I'D
second Is 9c.76. nrst AS. 93.l'. second
AS, V276 third AS. 9l.li: fourth
Al T. 1902: Victory GAS, $3.50. Victory
"a, g9.IS.
The Wheeling intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1903-1961, 1921-11-01
PITTSBURGH STOCKS

Wheeling. W. Va. Oct. 81. II.
FNrnlaned The lntolngencer by A. q
AaSt ton a. Co. members Now York Stock
Exchange. Second moor National Bank
OF W Va. lildE.
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N, Y. CURB MARKET

Wheeling. W. Va. oct 81. -.
Furnished rhe !ntclllgeucer By A. q.
Masten Il Co. members New York Stocs
k,xrhanye. Second Moor National hanS
Of W Va. Bldg.
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BOSTON COPPER STOCKS

Wheeling. ". Va. Oct. ~. II.
Furnished The negligence by A. r.
Nasten Il Co. members New York Stok
l.ArhnnSe Second floor National baIA
- ~ Tn Hl0K,
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N. Y. COTTON MARKET

Wheeling, W, va, Oct. sl Tl.
Furnished The fntelligsneer BY 4. =
Hasten 4 Co, members New York Stock
Exchange. second Moor National Bank
VI ". Va, Bldg,
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STANDARD OIL
SUBSIDIARY STOCKS

Wheeling. W Va. oct. 81 81
Furnished Tile lntcItIg"nctr 10y n. T..
Mlaten & Co. members New iOrK S,"n
I,,changr second fio,r National RanS
pf W Va RldK.
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N, y, STOCK EXCHANGE,

Wheeling. " Va. 0",. 81 81.
uni.hcd Tho intelligence by a.
yos,sn 4 90. members New lork StocS
f:,,h,rse Second floor National ERnx
Of " We Bldg.
The Wheeling intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1903-1961, 1921-11-01
LOCAL STOCKS

Wur,'.m.,. " VI. oct II. -.
Walls Oh ,rnt.on lis, Wa".iinH Stock
,;<chanec. Compiled Cor Tho lntell''
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Tihernlans Mo-.

Tne N,h.ruiau~ "r'i HH\i'i"'' WI
N tai sic,Ia! -"rS ',"s suI day m"tninE III
: n'rIurL r"InmcW"tHiirE IN" an'i'""-
sarv Of tho Irish i:uri''t. Kelvin fAri>.
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The uI,i~ - -" Nc'r"i"hL" lnsnr
rnrn company gaze 1t 81" i|"'fri W
rri,r PARTY lIsr Night for MiH' Mary
Iiiryirs rr Ma'ls stree. The evening
Was spent playing c'me~ HHd 1T " '''i'
hour a dc!iehifui lunr',""n Ne" served
The Pensacola journal. (Pensacola, Fla.) 1898-1985, 1921-06-05
CAMP FIRE GIRLS
"SUGAR-PLUM" TREE.
Passsrs- by Secure Sweets Froua Real
Plum Tree IN paiafoS
Parkway.

A sugar Plum Tree grew a. u
BY magic on tho Palafox st. parkway
opposite the san Carlos hotel yester-
day afternoon and paaserR-by stopped
% admire and take from II temptinE
sweets. The tree grew through the
Efforts % the Campfire Girls Council
% the FIRST Baptist church under the
guardianship Of Mrs. Lee Macdonald.
a real plum tree vas used 20 re-
produce Eugene Fields well known
sugar Plum Tree" and the story %
the Sugar Tlum Tree vas preitiiy
told BY little Crystal Wolfe not yet
a Campnrs Gin on account % her
age. eagerly hooking forward 90 be-
Ing one.
Under the tree was a dainty cradle
Allied with Babes from shut Eye
Town" and on watch were chocolate
cats and gingerbread dogs. striped
peppermint canes. i0liy pops and
home made cakes and candles were
sweets OF every kind filled the tree
sold from a nearby table in charge
q some OF the Campfire Girls The
afternoon was a novel and delightful
one. enjoyed BY the girls and their
customers and the proceeds from the
sale Of sweets made the sugar Plum
Tree" profitable one for the Council
The Pensacola journal. (Pensacola, Fla.) 1898-1985, 1921-06-05
RESOLUTIONS OF RgsprcT

The Baraca class % the First Meth
odist church % Pensacola feel keenly
with the family Of Brother W.
Mac key IN the loss - his son. Rodick
and the following resolution was
adopted.
Whereas God. IN lis at wise deal
ing with man. has seen ft 10 come
into the home ~ one 81 our members
and call unto Himself ore ~ the
members Of this family BE II rcsolv-
Cd % Brother Mackey and family i.s
heartfelt sympathy and prayers in the
loss Of their son. Redick Mackey.
And be 70 further resolved that
copy o. this resolution Be spread upon
the minutes ~ this class. q copy sent
20 the family and q copy % the news
papers % the city - Pensacola
JNo. p MOORE.
DIR j. ~ MOCK.
A. r. McALLasTER
juno 2. 1871, Committee.
The Pensacola journal. (Pensacola, Fla.) 1898-1985, 1921-06-05
WILSON TO LEAD
ATU. OFF. COURSE
Noted City Manager ard Business Man
70 Head Instructors az University
June 18th 20 18th.

Louis = wilson. ~ New York and chi
cano father of the nea Moines commits
sion form - government. since adopted
b. hundreds ~ American cities. win act
a. dean q the STAFF ~ instructors ~ the
short course for commercial secretaries
and other community leaders. which viii
be put On by the General Extension Di-
vision al the University % Florida. the
week beginning June 18th Mr.. Wilson
has been Instrumental In the reorRnniza-
tlon ~ city governments and chambers
~ commerce Ia more than two hundred
and ffty American cities. including De-
trult and Dayton lie has also acted a.
dean - the summer school for COMMUNE
~ leadership az Madison. Wisconsin.
which last year was attended BY mere
than six hundred business men. CONNER
ciai secretaries and their assistants
A fire program has been outlined for
the Florida short course and the work
viii be glyen ia lectures and study
groups.
Problems ~ every nature. especially
those confronting Florida towns ~ five
hundred % five thousand population. will
occupy a great deal ~ time and a aolu-
ton win be sought in the practical eK-
neraenee ~ cities ~ Hike aize throughout
the United states. city planning wsli
- emphasized. in order that the rapidly
growing towns ~ Florida may profit ~
the mistakes 81 others.
How % diagnose the city's need ard
20 anticipate and plan for the future -
accurately analyzing and then making
the most Of the commuuity'a potential
possibilities win be studied and brought
out
Many economic problems viii also be
studied. Present day questions on trans 4
portatton and traffic. marketing and dis
trihution. iaisor. business reorganization
and adjustment viii ~ taken up.
How the average business man can
adequately and properly support com-
mmnltv activities and stan keep hts hands
on his poke book. viii be carefully cor
sidered and such questions az how phi
ianfhropic and other public agencies can
be inspected and controlled Tor greater
efficiency and economy. among many
other vital questions. wlli be discussed.
Ia short every kind ~ problem cen
fronting Florida communities win be
taken up. anaiyEed and discussed from
every angle.
The technical subjects covering he
Organization and operation ~ chambers
of commerce and other community orr
gnnizations for development. viii -
studied In detail Everyone attending the
short course VIII have an opportunity
not only - hear the lectures but enter
into the discussions. exchange ideas and
secure suggestions for the solution ~ the
problems confronting the home toxn.
Scholarships covering tuition viii he
givsA % women working On commercial
club offices In towns without CONNER
cial cluhs Young wome' who handle the
correspondence concerning the home toxin
whether they work in the mayors office
~ citY clerks office, win also he given
a scholarship. Further Information con
corning tie scholarships and tho course
~ study. viii BE- niven upon request 81
the director ~ the General Extension
Division. University ~ Florida. Gaines
VILE Florida
The Pensacola journal. (Pensacola, Fla.) 1898-1985, 1921-06-05
CLUB BOYS AND
GIRLS TO CAMP
Club Boys and Girls 81 Escarbia
County to Have Camp About
Jaly First.

cub boys and girls 81 Esoambla
County are 10 enjoy one % the camps
which are such a delightful part q
the club work about July /. II Is
being planned to have the camp - the
Fair grounds near Moline ard each
club II expected to be represented.
Tire camp viii be under the super
vision Of the county home demon
stratlsn agent. Miss Margaret Cobb.
the county field agent. J. Lee Smith.
and others. The boys and girls viii
60 IN camp for about 8 week
The boys and girls Of the Santa
Rosa County clubs have just closed
a delightful camp a. Fioridatown
which was enjoyed by 20 girls and
rs boys. The camp was under the
supervision ~ Mrs. Winnie Warren
MeEwen. home demonstration agent
~ santa Rosa County: John Hudson.
county field agent; Miss Minnie Floyd
state poultry agent: Miss Esteile
Bozeman. nutrition worker: Miss
Lonny I.andrum. district home demon
stratlen agent.
Miss Margaret Cobb, county home
demonstration agent Of Escambia and
>. Lee Smith. field agent. spent two
days AZ the camp. :. W. Hiatt as
sistant state boy club agent and II.
q. Clayton. district field agent. were
also present az the camp.
The camps are instructive aa well
a. recreational FOR the boys and girls.
the daily program Including setting
up exercises. morning dip and dress
ing before breakfast, STRENGTHENING
camp occupation and contests 81
some kind. talks on the -Four rs the
club work emblem. heart hand. home
and health" study a discussion OF
Fair week. health and coming demon
STATIONS. assembly conducted BY the
camp club president, songs. prayer.
Bible reading. talks on phases o.
character building and after dinner
rest. recreation. military drill swim
ming. After supper there il straight
ening e the camp and the camp IRE
Is enjoyed before taps are sounded.
The Pensacola journal. (Pensacola, Fla.) 1898-1985, 1921-06-05
CANNING CENTER
AT BELLNIEW

% the Riehland Farms az Bellview IN
the interests OF the canning club work
has given 10 the girls canning club
OF Beliview the use Of a cottage ideal
~ situated for q canning club center.
fitted with stove. shelves and tables
with water convenient for use
throughout the summer. The girls
meet with the county home demon
stration agent. Miss Margaret Cobb.
once each month for instruction in
canning. each month a new phase of
the work il being taken up. The girls
bring their vegetables and containers
and the work IL done IN the club to-
settler
The Pensacola journal. (Pensacola, Fla.) 1898-1985, 1921-06-05
IF GOLD WERE WITHOUT
VALUE THERED BE
No THIEVES.

and simiIarIy-if this store
didn't offer a cool and comfort
ing clothes service To swelter-
ing Pensacola, Il would be with
out customers.
Suppose you wanted 8 cool suit
of underwear and we could only
show you q red flannel--or If
VA came in for a 2-oz. straw
hat we were out Of everything
but caps with ear tabs.
Would we set the business? You
know We wouldn't.
It's only because we are able to
meet your needs that you are
giving ~ the biggest hot
weather trade we ever enjoyed.
And it's only because you live in
Pensacola that We have brought
this fine cool stock to town.
The Pensacola journal. (Pensacola, Fla.) 1898-1985, 1921-06-05
OVER 1900 BILLS
WERE INTRODUCED
House Wrsstled With Nearly Twice
as Many az the Senate.
10y JOHN c. TRIcEJ

TALLAHASSEE. June 4-slxteon
hundred and eleven bills were intro
duced "a this session 81 the iegisla-
ture-i053 IN the house ana SIS IN the
more conservative senafe-hut since
about $50 ~ them died on the caion-
dar. others were Withdrawn. not thar
many new laws were made during
the session. Just how many there
we're q viii be- impossible to tell until
some time next week when the clerks
set around 90 check them over. n
T. absolutely impossible 60 give the
figures yet.
Few 81 them stand out IN the pop
ular mind a. matters of large Inn
portance and BY the greater part Of
them were local measures FOR Il does
seem as II there was a greater de-
mand Tor local blns at this session
than ever before.
There were isI bills on the senate
calendar when q wound up ia busi-
ness. - ~ them house bills and 81
senate bills. on the house calendar
81 yesterday which vas the last one
printed. there was q total ~ 2s2 bills
A few 81 them were cleaned on but
not many.
The senate started fn pasNinR bflia
a. fast AZ u could call the RON over
them Friday morning. but had NOT
gone far when Senator Johnson called
halt. II We keep o. passing bills
wei All have 70 stay here until day
light tomorrow morning he told the
body. The enrolling room vas crowd
ed with work az that time with much
more ahead ~ Il than Il esuld posi-
bly, do by the hour OF adjournment
and some % the big bulls like the
auto license BIN and the appropria-
tons bills yet 10 come. The old ac-
ton Of stopping the clock 80 that the
adjournment could be ~ u O'Clock
noon, was reE0rted - and the clock
IN neither house told the truth FOR
the balance or the dav.
The Pensacola journal. (Pensacola, Fla.) 1898-1985, 1921-06-05
LITHUANIA WANTS AN
AMERICAN CONSULATE

KoVNo. Lfthuania. lane f--Dr. Kss-
mis- Grin -. president - Lithnanla q.
wants an American consulate 60 be b.
Gated Ga kovno. regardless - whether
the American government recognizes the
republic of Llthmania
In T.lfhman8m" amld Nr. Grln8ns.
there are hundreds of persons desiring
- eulWrate % America AZ present be-
cause there Il no consul here. IL IL nee
eaasrv fer them % 20 20 Riga. 70 apply
20 the cousui there fer viEes
Latvia and Esfhonia also have net
been recognized BY the unitea States.
but American consular authorities are
established there.
Naturally We hops for recognition
from America. said Dr. orinins. Much
q our ultimate prosperity depends upon
III And besides. there are nearly a ussi-
lion persons - Lithuanian birth or de-
scent In America. making a close tle
between tire counfriex."
The Pensacola journal. (Pensacola, Fla.) 1898-1985, 1921-06-05
MONEY AND EXCHANGE

NEW YORK. June Prime ner-
camille paper 8 s-49T per cent Ex-
change weak. sterling. slxty day bills
and commercial. sixty day bills on
banks. 3so a.. commercial sixty day
bills. aso IL. demand. ass Ia: ca
hles. aS6. Francs. demand. 81: ca
hles s21 Guiiders. demand as8o. ca
blea. asto. Lire. demand. 5t4. cables.
SIS. Marks. demand. f6s. cables.
l.St. Greece. demand. as. Sweden.
demand. 22.ao. Norway. demand. lB.i0.
Argentine demand. al6a. Brazil. de-
mand. iaEo. Montreal n lis per
cent discount Government bonds
lrms railroad bonds steady.
The Pensacola journal. (Pensacola, Fla.) 1898-1985, 1921-06-05
LUMBER EXPORTERS TO
MEET HERE IN JULY

Directors % the Southern Lumber
Exporters association Of New Orleans
viii hold their semi-annual meeting IN
Pensacola tn July. according 20 ad-
vices received By the Pensacola Cham
her Of Commerce from G. T.. Dohson.
managing director OF the association.
The directors plan 20 make the meet-
Ing ore Of combined business and
pleasure.
The Pensacola journal. (Pensacola, Fla.) 1898-1985, 1921-06-05
CITY TICKET OFFICE
CLOSES SATURDAYS

Harding Burke. district passenger
agent. L. 4 n. has announced that
the city ticket office IN the san Carlos
building viii he closed Saturday after
moons during the summer. The sum
mer half holiday became effective yes
tcrday.