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The Wheeling intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1903-1961, 1921-09-07
LOGAN BRYAN'g
CLOSING LETTER

Nv Private W.ro u 4 T. Maetru E. co.
New york. sept. e There having
boon nothing at pRr;!"GInr nd\"rt-
character IN tho happenings "T"r -"
holidays there was - tendency "r $50
rart Of many whose habits = = - 80
arm - ;hn financial district - th;-
psr!od To resume iea .lngs T." N" '"n-
~ r,i,-'I." sid" things "a" Lars" g."
ntnr IN particular VIII" has h""r 'I"iI''-
nnd on tho side whit declining pri'""
f.: a Iong while has began :" r"a .i"' 4"
man, ,hCra mat cong si"'kE nnv" not
nrru enjoying their way mt" ih" mar
kri nu :h" Own turns IN = arg" S'ai"
az tho element bearish.y tn"l.n"d was
disposed t. anticipate.
IL" railroad program VI. "a" hono;
h. .rt.vriv crippled ~ith when c"u-
rr.ss again 80 Insiders Z md is trReiy
prrdir'rd TIM, rs passage ".I hr 'hNcw'
cd hy free purchn .rs ot materials ny tn"
roads ana much rmpt"! mrNt.
The Wheeling intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1903-1961, 1921-09-07

sers who take the trip over the Whsss-
inc e. Lake Eric am pennsylvania. Ihe
s,n,n rarc : offered I'll week - those
from .-i,, l.Ns whr arc coming he1o
I, " .ir -'n'o !a!r.
-. y SuildInS "a
.rrr % .Ii.IG y BenWooA
when l..'.,s. e" T.. ,'up >.es ~ the
~ " -. '..s.,. AZ - r..:.- area ABOUT
H.. gy:-u...ir "r".r~ sea- TlatSt..
~ - nn!,ly secured vh!,h r IL ne useG
tu:g uiu'.' mi &c Htirn' iilE Nnu'n II,
,rrre. from III" rl"m5crs ~ me "
T,., work IS he!ng lnNr ur'i'- III" supeee
VISION - the secretary. Mr.. ". {. Leo
Railroad B-iefs ~ ~.
brakeman Harold Montgomery OF Ipe
r. 4 g. - away the week Al NashlHp"
ton, y. G.. spending vacation.
marry MrSh! al ~" Il. & =. Az DeH&S.'
vnnd vii, ne hum" Saturday from Fort
WORTH, Texas NhFrc he has been iof
H.. ,a-r Two months owing TO the ~
r"s< Il his mother.
,lvdn R!ricr uf 'h" r. q. resumed
d,.,.c4 yesterday after being of for taS
lu~f snl rral dars on account or i!!nesA
Harry Stewart Of thc iitisourgh oivs
;e'nn Of tho H"nNsy was in tbs Guy
Yesterday attending the West virgins
Sta" Fair.
n-P-p-O-R-T-C-N-T-T a.
INTELLIGENCET WANT ADA.
The Wheeling intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1903-1961, 1921-09-07
BUTTER, EGGS, CHEESE

New York. Sept 6 -- Tntt"r. nr'nnr;
creamery higher than extras 4l'a 10 ~;
creamery extras (92 scureD tot? "a -:
creamery hrsts SIS to 81 sc",eD So
~ 30: hacking sock CTrreu. maze No.
q u 27is.
Eggs irregular; fresh gathered e1t-a
hrs,s IS 10 Al fresh gathered frsts -
10 a.: state. Pennsylvania end n~a-hv
western hennery whites iirsts to extras
Al to 60; do. browns extras ~ - 40: do.
gathered browns and mixed Colors frs's
IN extras rs 10 As: Refrigerator special
marks rs ~ IS; do. hrs's SO "a "a.
Cheese. irregular: state whole MIX
mats fresh specials II 20 2l!. d.. aver
age run 20 TO 20la state. Who'll" milk
twins specials 81 TO all: do. average ran
20 10 20h.
The Wheeling intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1903-1961, 1921-09-07
DRY GOODS.

Nav York. Sept. Owing n ~" ron
IA rise In raw cotton many mll,Y and
cotton goods merchants today with
drew AL yarn and cloth prices 10 awr.'
q moro settled condition Bidding nv
buyers uaS iRh:. Fries held M To tho
Lowell ot Jun" values but fc'l orr or 20.
p"Stries A. :ho auction sa!e Of 62,un
bales Of rugs and 3.0on rolls NJ carIcr.
ings Bidding vas active Raw six
WAS higher. kni: goods fnrtcrio. with.
drcw lines .r- spring owing Ia tho adj
vance in ayrn. which ha. now reached
ac;y ahoye no low points ~ m. wear.
The Wheeling intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1903-1961, 1921-09-07
1mprov.m.nt in Bond Market.

THn' tN,"r las ho"u s3hs'tutial i'n-
rrnv"ircu; !u mo bond marknt was re-
Tnr'cN Curing tho wN"t ~ tho rapiditr
with WlIcn raw issuc" ~ substantial
ger" lhHorrCd The United
States &C Era..' $"i.uu". GOO unnHs were
distributed W!iNir an hour Nr SO = fte-
he >Ths"rip'l"u hooks lad hs"n on"H~d
ard 'h"re were TEn.nrous Other rfrer-
ErCs 80 lesser Importance which wore
snapped M Quickly. indicating thu the
puhlic foI."winE N" rest Of he las:
,hrec ur T"u- weeks Is keen tor some.
thing nov In the WY o. m investment
The Wheeling intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1903-1961, 1921-09-07
American Rights Upheld m Mexico,

Washington. Sept G.--.E"'crUmen' Of
Hria'S he" expressed satisfaction with
ne rercn. MEXICAN oil d-Ci4i"r in whr'h
j. Vas h",h Ina; 'lUdS a.UIlr"d prior u
!"l1 Wcr" free from seizure. TUc do
.,,s,on. "rf inls sad uphnl!s Am"ri"aN
property rights IN Mon 60 ard serves -
.uv!et tho oil .",r'ruN "rsN between ~"
Mrxir;l government and .tm"ri' an ola
interests.
The Wheeling intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1903-1961, 1921-09-07
CHICAGO GRAIN

Ch:casu, Sept. 6.--The Highest price,
on tho present u1turn were H'n"' ~.
today, december showing over ~ over
the cioae OF Friday ard 2 80 o''- the
.ow OF Two weeks Ago. Tho sens. i'"".'
upturn In cotton combined wa "
broader speculative traie ara WIN "a,
nroba btIity that Russian relief wolii
tako q great deal or wheat made TIC up
turn eaai:y attained. An increase 81
+.0SL0Q0 bushels In tho Visi'ie rutp.H
o, wheat combined with scii,'E aEAlAst
ofrers and PROFIT taking Lac Ia III" lay
cauasL 4 setback and NOS: q. ~" h.E
sdvnnr, -nadn early wCs Eliminated.
Final whoa, prices were steat" {" y
higher. untie corn ru!ol urGhanEcd I"
NC lower and oats steady TO lac higher
The Wheeling intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1903-1961, 1921-09-07
Cotton Handlers Strike.

Now Orleans. Sept. Il. Al Last l""V
men ENGAGED IN tn" handling Of spot
cotton in this city. Including transfers,
loaders. samplers. markers. inspectors
and warehouse men have gone on strike
asa result &C the decision of the cotton
handling C"mn!i't"" ~ IA" New orleans
Cotton exchange in cooperation with
ruhlic mud private warehouses and ter
miua!s 20 pu: iu'n effect an lA3o re
durrIon in the handling charges Rnd
consequently IN the wages pad 10 cot
ton handlers
The Wheeling intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1903-1961, 1921-09-07
Michigan Central Shows increase.

I'm M'rhi an I'N'IifIi II, IIrUaN ION0'
,an, rn;ur'r Tor ~" year ended bcCrm-
p.r al gross i"rume Of 81 Cos !HI. ny
,rrrnnsn ~ t"l3c.9q2 over the previous
, car The net corporate Income was
S. Sc:.1Si o. s375S.5iH moro than for
'he previous Nr9r and Rf'~r tive pay
mem cr dividends at the rat" nf Sc =
YEAR there Was OF, surplus nf S1Oi6,-
100 to /" r"-vicl 20 profit and logs
The Wheeling intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1903-1961, 1921-09-07
P.p.r Machine Co. Cuts Wages.

rl'rsHe.d. Mass. Sept. /. \ ""Ee re-
dur,i.n of arnu, lu'c. effective neAt
Tuesday. mar been ANNOUNCED NY IN" T..
u. u. Jones " Sons Co.. manufacturers
II pnpsr-maklng machiu's. This IS the
second cut OF 1910 th.s !caT.
The Wheeling intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1903-1961, 1921-09-07
NEWS OF BUSINESS
Charleston, W. Va, Ranks Merge.

Charleston. W. Va. Sept. Ga merger
nr The Charleston Natioua, bank and
,he Merchants n Minors Nat"nn! bank
mas been contaminated through the pur-
,hase hI The former Of Il r"ntr"Iiing m
lcrest In the latter.
The Wheeling intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1903-1961, 1921-09-07
Thu wise Ono.

Rirk"r--n!d you ever stop I" think
kn"rk"r OF
Rtrkcr-This. I'm, 20 Wis" child
that knows It's own fathrr-ltkew!sc Il
wise cuik lint knows l,s own pop
Ways!de Ta,"s.
The Wheeling intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1903-1961, 1921-09-07
LN2ArS BodDS

e,: X.% 13,k ~ ss syLi9', 7S SG sid'
tsron4 H. SRI. NJ nrs: tHs $3.50; SOC
ra2 iSE &S7.c!I HcH 81 IS,
tpr-.h 49, $40 E!ltcry %Is sea
rIc;GEy <ks 49,.
The Wheeling intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1903-1961, 1921-09-07

Wheeling steel Corp. Ptd 49,
Transfer hooks close Sept. ! o for reg
MAR &C, cash dividend PAYABLE Oct. J.
g. Wheeling stool corp ira. Il -
Transfer books close S"p. Ia for reg
u.nr e.? e caah dividend payable Or'. l.
\OTit'E
Tho Whvr,:ng STOCK Exchange WIZ be
closed from t'r.daE Sept. @ad untli
Tuesday. Sop. 90
The Wheeling intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1903-1961, 1921-09-07
STANDARD OIL
;72SiD!ARY STOCKS

wh..r+& ~. Va. sspt. 4. q
Fr-ESehs4 AZ, las.lpRenGnr by 4. E.
Nlx:ca 4 90, .k~-lsers lew xork St"ck
E1cA.aSs. Sscaud hzur SaHons- BANK
- W Ia pik1
The Wheeling intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1903-1961, 1921-09-07
PETROLEUM.

~ CIV IA. sept. G----''rchit hal
nrrc4 sG@i Runs. l>ll?@: average.
$3.50. Shipments. :tIl1; average. I".-
SnS
The Wheeling intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1903-1961, 1921-09-07
BOSTON COPPER STOCKS

Wheeling. ". Va. Sept. s. 81.
Furnished The Intelligence oy A. r.
Nasten & Co. members New York Stock
Exchange. Second hoor National Bank
Of ". Va. BloS.
The Wheeling intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1903-1961, 1921-09-07
N, Y. CURB MARKET

Wheeling W. Va. Sept g. ~.
Furnished Tho In,elliseneer by A. E.
Ma.;en L. Co. members Now YORK STOCK
Exchange. Second floor Nationsi Bank
OF W Va. Rldx.
The Wheeling intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1903-1961, 1921-09-07
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inh InH ClnaA
CITIES SERVICE SALES

Wheeling. ". Va. Sept. s. ~.
Reported by ". l.. Doherty & CO. New
YORK. through Claude Meeker. Board
~ Trade Ratlding Wheeling.
Sale Stocks High Low Close Ask
IFS Common ..,l2o IFS l2o ~
35I FRET. ...... AK AN 3tTs' tS
cs72 Bankers 49,. l3e' 1874 l3& IL
The Wheeling intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1903-1961, 1921-09-07

lDpn n. Y. SUr-SA kSD EGs NAT.
Live poultry a>sy. 0:o!;s.s H4 soc
.owla $3.50: OF EoHatt:. ICES :G!hoys
prosssd ?c'.,.-7 w~a%. wes'r-7 =. >
ms So1sl ?'J-io: t1-:'u - u.;~. -
Soos,srI 's72t:. t:-%~Js. . 2 Sc.
r-r vnse:trc.
The Wheeling intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1903-1961, 1921-09-07
n, Y. STOCK EXCHANGE

wn~e!,cg. ". Va. Sept 8. q.
Furnished Tho lrcc,l:GenceC by 4. E
Ms<te0 4 Co members New York STOCK
Exchange second floor National Bank
OF w. Va Bldg.
lnnAn U.uh : Low IC,lnaa
The Wheeling intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1903-1961, 1921-09-07
PITTSBURGH STOCKS

whee.I~.: " " Sep s -.
Furnished Tho in'"'NE"rr"r ~ A. F. ,
Mason & Co. 'cInHrrs New York stock
Exchange. S.-cuG Ter Ha;.Naui bank ,
~ -
The Wheeling intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1903-1961, 1921-09-07
LOCAL STOCKS

Wheeling. w. Va. Sop. { q.
,poly cro,,fion Na. Wheeling stock
.hyucc Cvrplled t"r Ia" lnt"il!'
The Wheeling intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1903-1961, 1921-09-07
N. Y. COTTON MARKET

Wheeling, ". Va Sept. S. '2l.
Furnished Tho lntellirencer by A. E
Mas,en Il Co. members New York Stock
Exchange Second Moor National Bank
" w Va. Bldg
The Wheeling intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1903-1961, 1921-09-07

Cash quotations: Wheat 40. . red,
No. :. mixed. $50 ST No. . yellow.
ssh fr56E. oRtS--N" white. 3S'. q
40: No white. 81 N%f. r":H n"mi"n!.
Lard llS78Ile2. Ribs. 5000 lm.2i.
The Wheeling intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1903-1961, 1921-09-07

n-P-P-0-R-T-C-N-I-T-Y
INTELLIGENCEH WANT ADJ. d
SveÌŒt = World. [volume] (Cleveland, Ohio) 1911-1939, 1921-07-27

move zasilky jsou stale ma ce-
ste z Hamburku do Baltimore,
kde firma ma obchod a velike
sklady' V pristave. Mimo toho
zamestnava 5 cestujicich We S.
S, a aekoliv zijeme We znacne
hospodaTske krisi csl. vyrobky
jeji jdou dobTe ma odbyt.
Ne uvedene vystav6 Sc tato
snaziva firma presentovala vel
mi sluSne, vystavujic mimo
prouteneho nabytku jeSte csl.
sklo, krajky, hracky a j. Je ra-
dostno konstatovati tax serios-
nj, nehlu6nou a skutecn6 "a
sluznou podnikavost skupiny
baltimorskych krajanu, kteri
rozumnym vybudovanim sveho
obchodu posiluji hospodarskou
posici republiky donna i CHI
ne a presentuji Ceskoslovensko
zpusobem nasledovani hod-
nym.
SveÌŒt = World. [volume] (Cleveland, Ohio) 1911-1939, 1921-07-27

sooru Narodniho divadla cape
Ii tklivou piseh, ujal Sc slova ma
kazatelne reverend, ktery nej-
drive anglicky a pc tie cesky
promluvil o poslednich chvf-
Itch clov6ka. Vzdav pax cest-
nou vzpominku obema zv6cn6-
lynn, promluvil i Slova utechy k
srdcim tech, iichz ztrata mia
dych tech zivotu Sc nejvice do
tkla. Tichou .ieh0 modlitbu thu.
mocha krasny1n zp6vem doji-
maveho zalmu pri zvuku har-
monia mlada DANA, jejiz mex
ky HAS rozechvival nitro kaz-
deho a pusobil pri vzpomince
ma tragick6 neSt6sti silnym do
.jmem. Kdyz pax Clenove sboru
Narodniho divadla zapeli ieste
"Kde domov muj?", byly rak-
We S pozustatky zesnulych Cd
vezeny do Liberce k zpopel-
n6ni.
LEV Premyslu" mistrem tru-
hlarskym. Byv. general rak.-
uherske armady Tomassy,
smutne prosluly velitel vypado-
vych oddilu V RTemySlu a V pa
triotickem tiSku rakOusko-uher
skem sveho casu vychvalovanV
jake Der Loewe Won Pre-
myschl' (lev Premyslu), ote-
vrel nyni V Budapest truhlaf-
skou dilnu. Pc padu pevnosti
Pfemyslu byl zajat. V zajetl ri
skem naucil Sc truhlarin6, poda
filo Sc mu vSak 20 case re "a
.ietl uprchnouti a vratiti Sc do
Mad'arska. V dobe pfevratu
podTidil sc hrabeti Karolyimu.
Proto asi nebyl nyni prijat Hor
thym ma milost a must femesl-
re provad6ti, cemu Sc V ruskem
zajeti naucil.
SveÌŒt = World. [volume] (Cleveland, Ohio) 1911-1939, 1921-07-27
Ceskosl. Tisk. Kane.

V minulem tydnu konala Sc
V Baltimore, Md, vystava do
vozu a vyvozu tohoto velikeho
prdmysloveho a pfistavniho me
sta. Vystava umistena byla V
rozsahle zbrojnici 5. pluku a
obsahovala take zajimavou ex-
posici namoTnictva S. S. ice
lem jejim bylo predvesti veTej-
nosti i obchodnim kruhum W.
hody Baltimore jake pfistavu S
velmi dobrym lodnim i zelez-
nicnim spojenim, nizkymi tart
fly dopravnimi, moznosti dalSi-
no %roZvoje atd. NavStevnik Sc
tkal sc tam S ukazkami, mode
ly a plany lodi, pristavu, stroju,
kotlu, turbin, elekt. zarizeni,
zeleznic, domacich tovaren,
ted. mestSkych departmental,
OH omnou plastickou mapou
u. S. Shipping Boardu, ukazuii
CT velmi nazorne plavebni LIME
celeho sveta. Vesmes tedy S
vecmi znacne zaJimavosti, pres
to ale diva uhledne stanky kra-
janske firmy american Gee
choslovak Sales Corp" V Bal
timore testify Sc neobycejne pc
zornosti cetneho obecenstva.
Zakladatele teto snazive firmy
s%pecialisuji Sc hlavne ma pro-
DEF csl. prouteneho nabytku.
Mail sveho zdejSiho experta,
rovnez kraiana, V republice,
kde vyrabi Sc pro ne zbozi die
ieho navrhu ma Batovsku a V
Markovicich ma Morave. Vago-
SveÌŒt = World. [volume] (Cleveland, Ohio) 1911-1939, 1921-07-27
ZPRAVY z CZECH.
Pohreb obeti nestesti We kbe


Itch. Narodni Politika piSe:
Vcera odpoledne konal Sc q ko-
stella sv. Martina pohreb slice.
Stejskalove a pana St'astneho,
ktefi pr zajezdu do stare Via
81 2 Ameriky nalezli tragickou
smrt ma letiSti We Kbelich. Ko-
stelik byl vyhrazen pro pribu-
zenstvo a Americany, ktefi do
.iednoho priSli Sc rozlouciti sc
svymi nest 'astnymi krajany.
Ma ulici stal neprehledny "a
stup obecenstva, ktery pietne
prokazal zesnulym posledni u
ctu. Rakve S poZustatky ameri-
ckych naSich krajanu byly "a
haleny americky prapor, ia
koby vzdalena vlast ie .ieste
posledne cht6la kryti We SVEN
naruci, a vystaveny byly V ma
dhernem zelenem hail, V jehoz
popfedf polozeno bylo mnoz-
stvi pfekrasnych vencu a kytic.
Pohrebni obrady byly proste.
ale dojimave. Kdyz clenove
SveÌŒt = World. [volume] (Cleveland, Ohio) 1911-1939, 1921-07-27
Priznani.

Zenuska (po svatbe) "ViS.
Karle. ia Sc priznam! Ten
krasny nahrdelnik, ktery Sc ii
tax libil. ten je vypdjceny, "a
lie "a to ten hoSitek, co k nam
chodi, ten je mil vIastni ="
SveÌŒt = World. [volume] (Cleveland, Ohio) 1911-1939, 1921-07-27
AMERICKA CESKOSLOVEN-
SKA FIRMA MA VYSTAVE v
BALTIMORE, MARYLAND.

Ceskoslovenska firma "Ameri-
can Czechoslovak Sales Corpo-
ration" mela krasne exposice
csl. prouteneho nabytku a il
neho zbozi ma exportni a inn
portni vystave. Veliky zajem
navstevniku o Seskoslovenske
vyrobky.
New-York tribune., 1921-02-14

The traffic department of The TRIBUNE
handles more than 10000 cars a year.
bringing raw materials to the mill and
taking away paper.
During the past two years The CHICAGO
TRIBUNE has labored under great handicaps
IN giving service to readers and advertisers.
The capacity of this great mill was
overtaxed. Shortage of paper limited the
amount Of news, features and advertising
that might have been printed. More than
million dollars worth of advertising had
to DC omitted. Circulation growth was
arbitrarily halted.
By the investment of millions of dollars
IN docks, ships, mills, paper-making ma
chinery and model new publishing plant.
The CHICAGO TRIBUNE has equipped
itself to render both TO its readers and to
ITS advertisers better service than ever be-
tore. During period of unparalleled high
prices, expense and effort have been subor-
dlnated TO determination thar TRIBUNE
service should be adequate-paper supply
assurcd-Press capacity ample.
Production costs have increased rather
than decreased. Wages, paper and overhead
were never higher. In compensation, The
TRIBUNE of192I will establish new level
OF ofJournalistic exceIlcnce-wiu be unoues-
tlonably the worlds greatest newspaper.
New-York tribune., 1921-02-14

Rt.sres eUeoSbs Taz TRIBUNE mill esrtsini,g .
dollars t0oyfb prae g' TA as hs rghs d
meek full Of logs fo ths d hs Hfsnd and
ai,og them tbs poaa The logs 6oatsd pond
'as" Up f's P % pile By bsn ess0ey hss sAstps .perssr
The quality of CHICAGO TRIBUNE news
print is kept above the average by using
3o3o chemical to 7o@o mechanical pulp.
Not only is the chemical pulp more cx-
pensive to manufacture, but cord ofwood
makes only 1900 pounds Of chemical, as
compared with 23oo pounds of mcchan-
ical pulp. Thirty per cent is the greatest
proportion of chemical pulp that can be
used to advantage. A greater amount would
produce a paper too fine in texture to ab-
sorb the ink from cylinder presses grinding
out $4,000 papers an hour,
New-York tribune., 1921-02-14

wood but the t1nc cellulosc hbers.
1t leaves these long and unbroken,
Even the bi8ulphitc liquor is man
ufa6tured in The TR1BUNE's mill
by burning raw sulphur and send
ing the resulting gases up high
towers, down which water trickles
over masses Of limestone.
Mechanical, or ground wood,
pulp is obtained by forcing the
side of log against huge grind
stone whirling 25o revolutions
per minute. This quicklyreduccs
the log to a hot, mushv "Slush." ="
New-York tribune., 1921-02-14

the Welland Canal, train loads of coal,
shiploads of logs, cars of sulphur and
limestone and clay and out of the mill
streams paper at the rate of 600 to 1000
feet per minute from each Of five machines.
The sheets delivered from the various
machines range from 50 to 187 inches
wide. This means that the product is the
equivalent of a strip Of paper one foot wide
and five miles long every sixty seconds.
To produce the ncwsprint used in an
average issue of THE SUNDAY TRIBUNE
our paper mill consumes:
81 acres of timber
FL tons Of sui phur
665 tons of coal
$4,000 electric h.-p.
1890, 900 gallons ofwatcr
This greatmill represents an investment
OF millions of dollars and employs 65o men.
Its output is consumed by The CHICAGO
TRIBUNE, and The TR1BUNEs tabloid
pictorial innovation-THE DAILY News
of New York.
Every operation in the conversion of
spruce logs into paper is carried out within
the mill in order thar the highest standards
of quality may be constantly maintained
Two kinds of wood pulp are used in
making TRIBUNE newsprint-chcmical
New-York tribune., 1921-02-14

machine Is said TO be
the fastest In the coun-
ry. The pulp in a thin
milky sheet, 50 inches
wide, flows out on its
screen and is converted
into paper at the rate of
1000 feet per minute.
This machine and the
four others arc driven
by three shifts of men,
rweny-four hours a day,
to keep The TRIBUNE
supplied with paper.
New-York tribune., 1921-02-14

NTO The TR1BUNE's
great mill at Thorold,
Ontario, go hundreds
of thousands of electric
horsepower from Mag
ara Falls, millions of
gallons Of water from
New-York tribune., 1921-02-14

pulp and mechanical pulp, Chemical, or
sulPhitc, pulp is obtained by chipping the
logs and cooking the chips under heavy
steam pressure in bisulphite of soda. This
acid solution dissolvcs everything in the
New-York tribune., 1921-02-14

The chemical and mechanical pulp in
proper proportions are mixed with clay.
which acts as filling; alum for sizing, aniline
dye for bleaching, and then sent to the paper
machines. The TR1BUNE's new newyprins
New-York tribune., 1921-02-14

L S"Slush' must be screened TO remove the
Splintcrs and washed free Of resinous material.
Ordinary newsPrint contains 2o@6 Of
chemical pulp, and 500 mechanical pulp.
New-York tribune., 1921-02-14

Turning isgs inss TRIBUNE nseVsprin:. ons
~ fAs 5Gtsgy Of GVssG-griad!1g saachinsJ
In The TKIHUEE's mill. TIE lag, Gys JfsafsG
rights ths rsse&!ns. The zvsr.nan Is Jbs<ps
putting them ints bs<-ifks sSsning In sns
sfths hrss s~rrsts. Pneumatic StStons fsves
them saGsr srEmsn6sas ersssurs sgaisss
grsGf griuGsssnss Hat, z0Aits sIas5 afgrssa&
rVsoS 81 sssm foqVfng oUt jsst bshtn& she
sUerkmAn. Abo1s, al The yiRhs, G q g'anf sssHs
grinder. The gfsns az t6s Isff bsks6 ;gSs kts
saws 5efsrs is5 ehree sssstks' hard YsGgs esTp~
Vsrftng Iags t1's pulp fer TRIBUNE gsaGsrA
The Press., 1921-08-25

Combination No. 2 100 lbs. Bran, Regular Price $1.3O 100 " MiddIings, ' 1.35 100 Corn, Corn Meal, or Cracked
 Corn, Regular Price LOO 10 Dr.. Hess Stock Tonic, " l.25
 S5.5O All for $500
The Press., 1921-08-25
DOLLAR DAY AT 7HE GRAIN MILL
 KEEP

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The Wheeling intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1903-1961, 1921-06-20
VANCE WON AGAIN
Kahn Klub Is Swnmpcd Under l7-9 Score
by ReorganiEed Vance A. c. at
Twenty sixth Street.

Tho rsorcauize Vance A. e. nine
proved ,rS",t rs good as any team that
ever bore that name yeSt"r,iay afternoon
by Swlmp:uE the No:n N!uh min" on tho
Twsnty.s.Xth street grounds by the
o. erwhelmiug scor" Of ia
Home runs hv Mar%chner and Mi'lick
OF the Vance were the features Of the
carre. although every Nnnr" player hit
safety more than ONE. The Kahn Kluh
boys took the Load In the first inning
ard held /; until II" afth inning. hut
after that th"y tl:lHd - keep up tn"
pace ot ;ha WAGES. The score by inn
irgs: r II. T..
Kain Klub - o. q > l / . II
Vance .......O 0 , 90 eli 81 >
The Wheeling intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1903-1961, 1921-06-20
YANk GOLFERS !
WILL ATTEMPT
To WIN TITLE
ST ANDREWS TOMORROW TO
REDEEM o. S. AMATEURS.
America Not Able 20 Send National
Open Champion But Has Good
Representatives.

ST. ANDREWS. Scotland. June -
Seventeen American amateur aud 0ro-
fcSSionu EOlc players tomorrow viii zee
off on the links Of the Royal and An
Gent COZ club here for the prcl!m.n-
AIRY play for IN" Er!ush open golf
championship. the final Of which Will
he decided later in the week Charles
Evans. Jr.. the American amateur
champion. who had been drawn TO
nee; James Braid. the professional
player and five tines a winner of the
championship. VIII not compete. haN-
:nE sustained a s7ratncd wrist whil" IN
practice.
Tho draw In the qualifying rounds
brings Americans against each other in
;N, .7sran..s on the first day. Clar-
cnce Hackney. ot Atlantic CITY Will meet
Walter uaECn, the former American
orcn champion. and ). Burgess MAJ
play against Jim Barnes. Of Pelham
Country club. w. {. Hunt Is paired
with Edward Ray Of the Oxhay club
who holds the American chamu:"Nshlp.
Altogether there are Us entrants.
who embrace the re!gntnE tt!ohoih"rS
Of six countries. Tho low scores for
the first eighty men will qualify
rlayer to compete In the championship
rounds.
The courses over which the golfers
will play are IN good condition. and
record scores are predicted.
The followers Of golf arc predicting
tha. the winner of the event Will he
found among Abe Mitchell. Edward Ray
lock HutChisCn. James Rrald. George
Duncan the present holder Of IN" ntln;
A, G. Havers. JOSEPH kirkWood. INC
j
Barnes.