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The Washington times. [volume] (Washington [D.C.]) 1902-1939, 1921-08-28
Her FirecrackerS
Made Especially

pICTURE patrons who sec Bebs
4 Daniels shooting off giant
fire crackers nearly foot long
to celebrate her birthday in "One
Wild Week" at Moore's Rialto
theater today and continuing
through Saturday next, will won
der where the star got them. for
a Federal statute forbids the manu-
facture or sale in this country of
cannon crackers above a certain
moderate size. and Miss Daniels
is shown shooting off crackers n
foot long.
The crackers used In tho pic
ture had to be especially made
by the property man, who, In tho
picture game, Is supposed to be a
specialist In everything, and to
obtain or make, on short notice,
anything that writer can sug-
gest or a director demand.
The Washington times. [volume] (Washington [D.C.]) 1902-1939, 1921-08-28
CHEVY CHASE LAKE.

w ITH the arrival of cooler even
ings, folks feel more inclined
to dance, and therefore. the Lake
with It's wonderful music by Meyer
Davis orchestra Is attracting larger
crowds than ever.
Az added attractions during the
week. Tuesday is Lucky Number
night and many valuable prizes are
presented during the evening on
both pavilions. Thursday eve
ming Is devoted to the introduction
of the seasons latest hits by
singer from one of the large music
publishing houses. The manage
ment continues the offer of Il ee
dancing on Saturdays from s to
$3.50 p. m.
on other evenings, dancing starts
at SIS.
The Washington times. [volume] (Washington [D.C.]) 1902-1939, 1921-08-28
Motion Picture
Is Leading by a
Wide Margin

THAT the motion picture
has taken first rank by
wide margin in Australian
amusement circles is indi-
Gated by information received
by the Paramount foreign de-
partment. The total attend
ance at motion pictures dur
ing the last year was 67,-
466,657, or more than thir-
teen times the population of
the country, while the reve-
nues paid to the State in the
form of taxes was almost half
the entire sum collected from
all amusement enterprises
during the year, according to
reports. The rapid strides
made by the motion picture
industry have far outclassed
the revenues received by all
other forms of amusement,
such as the theater, racing,
dancing, skating, concerts and
miscellaneous attractions.
The Washington times. [volume] (Washington [D.C.]) 1902-1939, 1921-08-28
Great Character A C tor
Screens His Dramatic
Success = Gloxd Swan
son Remains at Loew's
Columbia - "Salpation
Ne4," Mrs. Fishes 7ri-
unph, Comes to. Metro
politan.

~ GORGE ARLISS. the eminent
VT American character actor,
will be presented at Loew's
Palace Theater for the full week
beginning this afternoon at 3
o'clock, in the splendid photo dra-
matte version Of his greatest
stage success, "Disraeli." the
great character study by Louis
N. Parker that had a continuous
footlight run Of five years. This
Is Mr.. Arliss' first United Ar.
lists production and its rendition
In terms of the cinema art has
received the highest praise OF
critics wherever it has Been
shown.
''Disraeli." which is being present
ed for the first time In Washington
at Loew's Palace this afternoon, Is
based on the life Of the Hon. Ben
Jamin Disraeli, M. p, twice prime
minister of the British empire under
Queen Victoria and one Of the great
est statesmen in English history.
The facts Of his life, woven into an
enhancing romance by the play
wright, form the basis Of the story
OF "Disraeli." The story contains
two great love episodes, one illustrat-
ing Disraeli's affection for his wife
and the other revealing the tender
romance Of Charles, Viscount Dee
ford, and Clarissa. daughter OF the
Duke Of Glastonbury.
Henry Kolker, the well known
American actor, directed the pro-
duction, which was made in Ameri-
ca. The supporting cast brought to
the picture includes Louise Huff. the
famous screen beauty who returns
to pictures in this offering; Mrs.
George Arliss, Frank Losee, Noal
rearle. Margaret Dale and many
others.
A splendid background Of added
screen and musical attractions has
been arranged by the management
OF Loew's Palace for this extraordi-
nary engagement.
The Washington times. [volume] (Washington [D.C.]) 1902-1939, 1921-08-28

AnaLee Vernon
Picks Six Best
Films of Month
NALEE VERNON, the
Broadway critic, after
viewing pre-release showings,
has picked the six best cine
mas for September as follows:
Cecil B. deMille's "The At
fairs of Anatol," a Paramount
picture.
1.-THE Great Moment" a
photoplay by Elinor Glyn,
with Gloria Swanson starring.
"At the End of the World"
starring Betty Compson.
"The Golem," a European
picture based on an old leg
end Of the Ghetto.
"The Midnight Bell" q
Charles Ray picture.
Wallace Reid in "The He'll
Diggers.
The Washington times. [volume] (Washington [D.C.]) 1902-1939, 1921-08-28

TWO Russian wolfhounds which
appear In Foolish Wives" es-
capped from the Enclosure whore they
are kept for five whole hours. Three
days afterward Erich Won Stroheim
began receiving bills from miles
around-bllls for chickens. cats and
rabbits.
The Washington times. [volume] (Washington [D.C.]) 1902-1939, 1921-08-28

MARIE PREVOST'S second COM
N1 edy drama has been completed
at Universal City and is on its way
to the screen. 1t is called The Girl
Who Knew All About Men," and
was filmed under the direction Of
King Bageapt.
The Wheeling intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1903-1961, 1921-09-03
on Sound
Basis Says Babson
Famous Sta1s1oiap Secs improvement
In Clothing situation

"Ru.!noss today" he says. stands NJ
-; rC.n,s below normal "a compared
With It's position ;oh points above nor
MAJ IN January. la"0. Tho clouds, how
ever, or. already breaking the oppor-
tunitie. ct tho coming period OF i'm
provempni are ;.lrrady beginning - mp
pear. and tho man who recognizes ana
'akrs advantage 81 them itrst VII ITpht
most
Tho A-st industry 10 set hit was
.ho clothing industry. Directly atter
the war tho tHxti." industry DID
whir!wind business Five million men
were turned bark into civilian He from
the army and navy within fe"
months Most OF them celebrated the
event ny buying 4 new suit or c!otheS.
Not only they. b. tier wives ana
sw e"thearts felt thnt II would r" well
to dress ur themselves when me hoyS
got home Ro they bought clothes also
The result OF his Was that tn" t"Ku'e
!l..us,ries experienced m unprecedented
boom. In fact the Industry went 80
far above normal that the reaction
which Inevitably follows according to
the law Of action and reaction carried
= into a critical condition. AS /; waH
frst ~ prosper after ths arm!s'ice. u
WIS Only natural that II should be the
first 10 Re hit In the depression.
Tho women arr stiIl buying. but tn"
men Rave not been huvtUg for the past
ycar or moro. Many textile mills havn
hecn shut down. and great many
clothing stores have been operating a.
a loss Furthermore. IA" mild winter
which We had last year only mad" mat
tors worse and added 10 the general de-
preston ~ tho clothing Industry.
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CHICAGO LIVE STOCK

Chicago. Sept. ?.--Cat;ie- Receipts
1000 market steady. Top yearlings
5000: bulk beef steers. s42S to $3.50;
Gamers and cutters. largely $3.50 IL
81 IS: hulk bologna bulls. $50 20 1885
beef bulls. $3.50 TO &5.75: veal calves
mostly $500 to 1882; hest, up 70
a. 90. bulk stocker steers, $500 10 $500,
feeders. $500 to 100.
Hogs--Receipts. 1000: fairly active
Better grades. lights and mediums
steady 20 strong. others mostly 10 L
10 rents higher than yesterdays aver
age: hrs, packing grades - cents
higher. holdover comparatively iigh'
Top. tas5 early. very few over 1855
hulk Ugh, butchers 1925 70 49,: hulk
packing sows s7.on n t.SS. pigs %
10 ~ CENTS N:ghcr: hulk desirable. $500
to $3.50
Shc"n-. Receipts. 'o.ooo ral! lambs
steady to strong Top Westerns e
shippers $3.50. Others $3.50. top ma
1--we. sS.25. hu!k -" 10 $50 cults
So" - $50; lEh' Eat sh""r st"sdy
hravlos moving hotter At s2.?3 20 SIS"
few lnRhs feeder lambs steady n; '6."'
10 ss.I5.
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LOGAN b BRYAN's
CLOSING STOCK LETTER

(Ry private wire 10 4 l.. Masirn & Coz
New York. Sept. THE further I'M
provement rernrGed in the exhibits OF
tho Federal Reserve system and the
New York Federal Reserve bank. tho
substantial advances registered Tn the
cotton and grain nhckets ava al all
round Improvement in genera son mont
were interpreted b. n" street market
quotations today by n considerable ad'
van. tAruVGhuat nc Gcc"rRi Est.
shorts 80, "red rHIhe- freely ana there
Was Il good outside inquiry for S""uri-
ties.
commodity prices In general seem ~
hr displaying sieadier tone ard a any
rat" have been checked ia their down
ward course and In fact. IN Soma in
stances have been registered over re-
cent low Levels. With the Improved hot
earnings by the carriers and IA" cxpcC-
tat!on Of relief 20 tho tTanSp"rtaf non
cOmpan:es when Conrrcss re-conreH"s.
:, is quite logical TO expect the railroads
~ begin placing orders for SEC. and
equipment matcria. In the near tntu!o
AMI this Of cours" would De helpful al
around.
We believe that mo market today
gave signs Of shaping .t'"It for FUR
tner advance aid wee lo"k FOR re-
sumption % the upward tendency after
the holidays.
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- -
MONEY AND EXCHANGE.

New York. Sept. 2.--Trime mercan-
Tile Per sQ6r; exchange weak: s'cr-
ling So day bills and commercial {"
day bills on hanks %.6Gi~ commercial,
80 day bills ass: demand 500,
cables 210a: francs demand al -
cables ~: RelGian francs. demand
7.56i.: cables 7.5I; guiiders den'nud
sl72 cables Sl.7S: lire demand 4+3E, ;
cables 40: marks. demand l!3: cables
ll3G,; Greece demand 5bS: Sweden de-
mand ?Ls5: Norway demand 1910: Ar
gentIne demand 3o.62; Brazilian de-
mand 1880. Montreal 9.l3. Is per conf
discount.
Government bonds steady; railroad
bonds hrm.
Time loans steady: 50 days, 90 DAYS;
months %G6 per cent.
Call money firm: high III; low 81
ruling ratio 81; last loan ~, closing
bid 5, offered at bis call loans aSains;
acceptances s.
Rumania, demand l.22, cables ia;
Finland. demand l63. JuGo-Slav:a, de-
mand, 0.66; Czecho- S!aIIa demand l.22:
ra,ond. demand, r.O56: Austria demand
.Ul?2h
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BurT81, Haas oHEEsA

New Ycrh. Sept 2.-Butter steady.
Creamery higher than extras aga -
creamery sxtras Ga2 score +o6i0is
crsArn4ry hrsts So 10 81 score 50 q Sst1
packing s.sah, current mako. Nc. :. -
0:IA.
Err hrSSufAII trssh gathered. extra
fret. 2IoEl fresh gathered. Arsts g.
oII: state Psnnzy,raniS ard nearby
wSstSrn asanAyy vhItoA, nrsts TO extras
100 - hrSvak SxtruA 46@t9; GO
ra,hs-SA he~vAa and mixed coloA
TJ..s - e1tsAA 9S0+b; refrigerator
,essial maria. IsoNI DO fret" t3h .
-.
nA.so kG1: ssA&s whole mix nat%
cresA sysA.4l, ;lonS; do average ruu'
-00sSN; rsAis whole milk tw:ns,
spcclala UG2lAj DO average Tin. %
1t0N.
ilSe pSutsry turn: oroilers 260s2:
so~lp 2IcaS: reos,crs II: turkeys "a
crs0eo, irregular; wSstoru chickens.
ho1.s 5000; cid roostaTs 1000.
Flour, fn.
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SUGAR.

New Y"rk. Sept : -'?h'"H was
mn" more activity n No raw sugar
market today iuvn.viuE Sa;"s q: ah"rt
50 On0 bags san lnm.uru"S. ~ $50
Ill. I" port 10 r"na'r. These "ii not
change cra'r!fuEal. which remained At
I6l for uncontrolled and ass asked by
the Cuban committee.
Raw sugar futures Were a iittie Low
owing 10 week end realizing salcs add
clcs,d 10 - points not lower.
October closed oS2. December > 81:
March 9G?: May 80! R"nned sugar
WINS s,iil quoted at 5on for I'm" gran
luutrG with no Improvement in dCLand
In the mark"' for refined sugar fu-
lures business was 'out!Ncd to Ser;aI-
her contracts vrirh sold rs points
hi6hcr on demand from shorts. the
whole market closing thirty points
higher 20 five lower; September closed
6l5: december 6.95; March 5.65: May
$50.
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IMPROVEMENT
IN BUSINESS
IS REPORTED

New York. Sep. :. H:adstrcets to-
morrow Will say:
Iobhlng tradc reports arc much mora
cheerful. especially from tn" south and
west, and this access "f optimism
seems to have had n fairy good basis
IN 4 larger vnlumo ~ trading for near
hv fall account. In addition. IN" indus
trial situation is regarded M having
improved somewhat: several important
cities note Il reduction ~ un"mplny-
mont: there has hr"n n Gui;" marked
upward surge n prices ~ raw cotton
and cotton goods: grain marc'irE has
been free. with exports heavy. and here
- d rather he:tcr trend 90 late crop r"-
ports. cotton excepted. Notifying me
very general moro cheerful trend Of the
majority nj tho weeks happenings. L
might 10 noted tina: tho stock mraket
has discontinued "a display !nd"cislon,
hut foreign exchange rates have G"nrT-
ally -U'rd stronger and IN" bond market
has shown Xxi" more !!f".
Weekly bank c."arinEs. sI.$9T!io, C0U.
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SOUTH SIDE
Hold On ting

The Third PRESBYTERIAN church held
al outing .ASf "I"'unE at rllSbur &
Mncrc about twenty five members took
part The affair W. u".G ~ pr"mi-
mont camp and Il good ;!me enjoyed. A
d,EC!"us dinner VAS s"rS ed al an APP
prulr!atc hour.
Final Outing
The Br"'hc: hood e: ~. rauls Evan
E"l.Ca. church VII hold their nnal out
ing Of tho year today "n The Bopp farm
at bethlehem. large crowd is expect
ing 10 attend the AFFAIR and has ar
ranged I" remain ~ the farm all day.
tn" main event OF the program VII!
l." III" h"rSrSho" pitching contest. The
affair IS In charge Of William Briese
who mas made special arrangements 10
provide a gn"d time for the cutters.
Horse Frightened
While passing an automobile last
evening horse which is owned by the
Snow FLAKE Laundry OF 1886 M.in street
frant!cai!y down Main street. However
no accidents resulted as the driver sue
, Cced"l III bringing the animal 10 stop.
Rsnovate "Yr Gym
II. s. CaNowhiIl and force Of volun-
teers from tho Junior and Intermediate
few days repairing and arranging the
~" Ey mnasium for tho winter season.
Although quito a lot has been done the
floor ~ yet 10 be rofnishcd and the now
apparatus Installed. The old apparatus
has been repaired and now the gym Is
In a shape. Mr. Callowhill and Score
tary J. D. Slayton arc looking forward
to 4 very busy season and are expecting
one Of tho largest classes this year at
tho Y. VI. &. y than ever before.
South Side Briofs
Mr. and Mrs. II. X. Russell Of Pitts
following n visit here with friends.
John Burke OK Jacob street arrived
home last evening after visit in Cleve-
land with friends.
Mr.. md Mrs. Louis DeRois ~ Sis
tersv..lr Will leave for Their HON" tn!s
relaiiyos and :r,neds here.
NJ and Nra J. 4. k"'wrN ~ hap
line street % expected home today from
TAirrnont whore they have been spend
Ing . vacation with friends
k!H EuRherH Snyder OF Glendale
lSft JestartAy for her home after being
herS 70, tho past w~nE Tlait!nG friends.
Mr.. nad Mrs Harry S"ndern:mn ~
9outh Jacob street IS expected HON" to-
, day from TORONTO rhr'" they have boon
apsu6ln0 thGr vacation.
Mr.. J, HodoTman OF Jacob street
VIII ~ ablS 10 10 ont again soon after
Ma K. schlicA.r will soon b. able
70 5, rsnoved 70 her home rom Tho
NortA wheeling hospital where she has
ben ooannsd With illness for tho past
several dAyy
NrH william Dst OF Wood stree: IS
Ina ne0Stng AftAr recent illnsA.
tAA. Collins OF Cumberland lott FOR
HIS AsnA yo5:erday afternoon after
spanIns q few days visiting here.
AIAF btono OF Aoroiloch street Is
home again after spending two weeks
upas,aa at Cleveland;
ErA PR NcCuS or GAINESVILLE has re-
turned homo AFTER Epsnding a few DAYS
yidttnr here with lo>ol friends.
Mas NnrrHrSt Kc.!enhcrger OF Wood
h,rcc, arrived home last evening from
plttAhurCn where she was spending a
two week vacation.
NESS Margare; Linnrd Of Bei!aire Is
here today visiting local friends.
Mr. and Mrs. Harold Cushman OF Phil
adclphia will be hers tomorrow as tho
eueats Of Mr. and Mrs Albert Mitchell
or McCoIloah street
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M'MECHEN
Legion Meeting.

bWBIUU HNULIuXs
Members Of tho A. 4. Mountain post
Of the American Legion will meet Tues
day evening in their hall. Some impor-
tant business matters are 10 be trans
acted. and the appointing OF delegates
10 attend tho state convention 10 be
held At Wheeling. After the business
session a smoker will be enjoyed.
1ake Sale.
Tho Ladies' auxiliary 20 the Ameri-
can Legion will give Il bake sale this
afternoon in the LIncberecr and Hunter
store on Sixth strrrt. All kinds Of de-
licious pastries will b. on sale. and no
doubt the ladies will be vol ratronzed
women's BENEFIT Associatton-
Members Of tho WnmnnS Benefit as
sociation will moot this evening in their
hall. ~ which tim" a large class will
be taken into the order. and plans ma de
for 4 big rally to hA held In the near
The Wheeling intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1903-1961, 1921-09-03
HEAT BRINGS OUT
THE SUMMER TOGS

Those folks who few days ago were
wearing fall frocks OF heavy material
and hats that are more suited to snowy
days. have hastily re-dorned their sum
mer-weiGhts the past few days in an
effor. 70 find relief from the heat. which
IS tho more intensely unbearable because
"s The recent cool weather. The mer.
curry was not 20 low yesterday morning
as il was Thursday morning. when the
&. mark was reached. and at nid-aftee-
noon stood around 9s. Added TO this,
The humidity was great and real sutfer'
Ing was experienced by moro thsn one
SNOWMAN: the rainfall cooling the Str
not enc whit.
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P1rrssu1o1 Irsz STOCK

Pittsburgh. Sept. c.-Ro0-Rsceipta
5000: markc: STEADY. ie>~tss. 1900 tr
seas: hcGvy yoriLSrS 1918 10 1lo.6s
llzh, yorkerA I?.:5 to $50: Pigs. 5. .of
to ss.:6.
Sheep and mhs-RecrtrtA 900: mar,
ks, steady Top sheep. $500: tor
lambs $3.50.
caIvcs-74c,ipts. lFo: market steady
To?. $500.
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n1Y GOODS

N,w York, espt. lowing 10 tho
-.r.i rise in cotton. merchants TODAY
,.ther w'thdrsv a largo part OF Their
ofrcrinEs or placed goods "a, valdc'
anil nsw pvicc lists ran DO mad. Thore
cas- 80 trcr~a.nd demand for cloth aad
arr Wool markets vera dali with
..,.ss nrn; ti,kB wc:e quiet
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CHICAGO GRAIN

Chicago. sept :-C!osins OF spreads
between his market and W!an!p~g ne
selling operations being a; this cLd. to-
Se;her wish ocrsidersbie prcnt taxing
sales ensStsd = weoker!ng influence on
wheat L: che board Q! trade here today
and IRA. 1toaa wore 4; ne bottom
with ret ,SAses o. lT and N cents
he.nE shown :or n. day. Lowering ~
cash whoa. premiums md The fact Tint
expert business dropped on entirely
owing :, res,-rtayA advance N prices
also had an effect.
Open Itch. Low. Eoss
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TOLEDO GRAIN

Toledo. O.. Sept. Wheat $3.50; SSS-
.suIb be-. $l.2sl.: December. tl.3&.
Cic~erseed-Pr!ne cash and October
and Oecssrhar. Sll.66. February. ill.65,
March. &1LSs.
A!s!ke-Prime casN. 3lo.45: October
5000: December. :IH IS: March. Ilo<n
rtmsthy-Fr!m" cash. l?co. s24i
1921. s?sg: September SOD Oc~rb.r
$50: December. - be.
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.-wheclling Steel Corp. Ftd. "A -
Transfer hooks close Sept. IL 'or reg
u.ar &c cash dividend paya bic n0t J.:
r-Whee.inC steel Corp. I'd. n.
TrqnsCrr books close Sept IS for reg
uiar orp e, cash DIN id"nd payahl" pN'. !.
NOTICE
The Wheeling Stock EXCHANGE WI M
c,osAt from Friday Sep. End. nnH!
Tuesday Sept, e:h.
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1WnRTY 8oD,s

New York. sspt.s A-LAUty orkd
closed: s.'s. $3.50: drst - tNes;
second rs .S7.7o: DIST 49, $3.50;
second IS. SsTI+; Third +h'A t9lse;
Fourth 4k'I. tt7.st: Victory sk'L
5000: Victory %k'G tSS-oa
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N. Y. COTTON MARKET

wheeling. W. Va. Sept. 2. al.
Furnished Tho Intellisencer by 4. E
SIasten IL Co. members New York Stock
Exchange Second floor National Bank
Of ". Va. Bldg.
S,aoL. on.n IJj~h / Tov Cloaa
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PITTSBURGH STOCKS

Whe.!;nx W ~. Sop; :. 90.
Furnished The lnteliGcn"er 10y \. z.
Mastea 4 Co. members New York stock
Exchange second floor National Rank
~ W Va l:'l-
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BOSTON COPPER STOCKS

! Wheeling. W. Va Sept 2. q.
Furnished The lntclliGcncer by A. E
| Masten L. Co. members New York STOCK
! ENchanse Second Goor National Bank
: IlNIAr
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n. Y. CURB MARKET

Wheeling. " Va. Sept >. -,
Furnished The lntelliEsncer ey \. y.
Masten T. Co. members New YORK St"CS
Exchanse. Second Eoor National Ian"
OF " Va bldg.
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N. Y. STOCK EXCHANGE

Wheeling. W. Va Sept >. q.
Furnished The IuteilIE"rcar hr \.
Masten x Go. members New York stock
Exchange. S"coad floor National Bank
Of w. Va. B.Gc.
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STANDARD OIL
SUBSIDIARY STOCKS

WHsrMnS. y Va. Sept. }. a.
Furnished Tho Irtellganeer ny -: T.
drs'ea 4 . monbcrs Now York StoCs
l., ,hon:e Second hsJr .iAtonaI hH'A
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Both partSs pront when they meet
through IaAlIltgcncsr Want Acs
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LOCAL STOCKS

Wheeling W. Va. SEPT >. a
Oaily quotation list wheeling stock
Exchange. Compiled for The l"'c'a'
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To'al %a,r.; 5@!2nD.
NOTICE \ markets ".0Sef Satur-
da. sep. sgd sad Monday. Sept. 5th.
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Delegates Home,

X OF 2. delegates Il This go. ON who
wore away at tlarkshurR attending the
state convention nf IL" - nd i irr
knights ~ PythiaS. vii r,rrrn nome
This evening over tu- q. { y. after Mt
tending one OF the busiest sessions EVIL
held at II convention. G""rs" liSsett
lnra, delegate wh" represented N" Eve
n.ng Star lodge 50 -. 49, inC.uleG
wIrh those who viii return.
The Wheeling intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1903-1961, 1921-09-03

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The Wheeling intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1903-1961, 1921-09-03
Club Has Now Manager

William Schmidt. We. knowa Ih'al
Young man. has h"on app.ir;"'i ,i'a!ai'r
Of the Victor club, ttkiuI III" Pat % or
william Madison who successfully Pl-
,otcd the team this year and " h.. re-
signed to tai, up Other athlete work.
The nrst game to he played nmd"r new
management Will take place Sunday
afternoon when the loca. boys are
scheduled to play the Kind!"hArs"rs OF
South Wheeling on the Mich lI"!l i"!i
In lower RenWood Kramer r Eu"k-
man will de- mound work for the lora.
hoys ind tiey ure confident that they
can rene. Their good >h""in.: and
bring in Il victory.