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n. !. STOCKS

Navy York Nov. % -- International
consideration influenced the financial
markets last week - an unwonted de-
gree. All other events were eclipSed by
the deliberations OF the armament
conference. whose proceedings were
strengthened By the approval which
greeted the proposals OF the United
states government.
Professional traders perpetrated a
series Of bear raids against most OF
the erstwhile war ravOrlteS, but these
maneuvers were abandoned when Il be
came evident that a worldwide pca""
program would revive activity in many
established branches Of industry.
Conservative opinion in Wall street
incltnes 10 the belief that muSh zine
will DO spent and many mOd!ncatoas
NAV be made In the present plans or
The conference. 1t also believes that tT-
reIStible forces are working Tor toe
bstterment oS world conditions.
Dealings IN stocks were extensive al
though a very large proportion Of the
trading encompasScd oils. iudnStr'a.S
and spec,aIt!os in which pools or v.jp"ss
had a dominant interest. Coalcrs were
the only group among rails I" manifest
more than moderate activity an"
stEength,- this Improvement comet" nS
with tho sale or the Jersey CentralS
coal lands and resumption "t dividends
by Chesapeake & Ohio and Hooking VAL
lev.
The apathy OK railroad shares was a.
most fully balanced BY steady 'nIu'FE
FOR bonds ~ that description. tr""t
that the investment situation rests
upon a Arm foundation was furn!sheo
hy ,hs success which attended many
new offerings. notably the New York
Te,enbore s5nnOO 400 bond Issue.
Indications that the money nar"r' -
davelorinr greater ease. especially Tor
conomerc;al Accommodations. were noted
durinC the week on the other hanH'
+. was intjmated that even under the
most favorable conditions occasional
Hurries are likely 70 attend the heavy
raouircments OF the financial month or
the year.
British hills were the only i"rH -.
axrhange 10 derive substantial beHeht
from the trend Of affairs at Wash'aEi"n'
sterling advance to a fraction over -
rs maximum quotation for SIX months
The German rate reacted almost 10 It's
low record for recent weeks out 'h8'
circumstances was offset by assurances
NAT Germany's next indemnify pay
Nan, will be met on demand.
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RANK CrEARruaa

with aggregate OF $685. 1914, COO
at twenty leading cities In tho United
States, bank olear!ngs this wssk arc
PA percent below those for the cor
responding period OF 1920, and 33.2 por-
cent smaller than the amount reported
to Dun's Review two years ago. While
tho lower level Of commodity prioos
partly accounts for tho deCrenses, tho
untlnusd reduction IN clearinEs Is also
a reflection OF lssssned business Aouvl-
ties In different lines. Without excep-
ton. all Centers report more or less
decline from last years ngures. and
losses exceed 80 percent IN each in
stance at Dallas, Cleveland, MinneApo-
lis, Kansas City. Omaha. san Francisco
and Seattle. At poiRts outside New
York included in the statement tho
weeks ole0rInEs fall 22.9 percent short
Of those for this week in 1920. while
there IL decrease Of $40 percent 1T
Now York City. Tho olearings Rt tina
latter centSr. however are for five days
only,
Average daily bank cloaringB Tor No
vsrnber TO date. and for preceding
months this year. arc compared here
with for two years:
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IRON REVIEW

New York. Nov. 90.-.ntcrCSt In mo
steel market has conferred on tho timed
armament news from Washing on and
while some features were expressed lest
this plan. II carried out. would ">ert
depressing influence on tho steel mar
kct. II was the general opinion that
benefits 70 trade would moro than offset
any reduction In demand. liuS'u"ss was
small last week and while some manu-
racturcrS are still busy on old orders.
buyers are showing disposition |"
limit new purchases. The prospects Tor
a batter business with the railroads,
however, is encouraging and ihc'" have
also been signs OF 4 broadening do
maud for structural steel PIX iron has
been qulet In consequence Of which th"
market presents a slightly easier ton"
rs producerH are anxious fox now bust
ness.
Copper has shown continued hrmncss.
II ANYTHING, demand has hceu 4 Ntlc
less active. but after holding off ear!l"*
i'm the week. domestic consumers showed
renewed interest and the advance in
sterling exchange has been an encourage
Ing feature, although IN" CHicf export
business reports havn been for ship
men; to Germany and France. Tho more
recent buying for domesti" consumption
is said 70 have come chiefly from brass
manufacturers who arc now supposed 10
hs running at about Nfty TO sixty per
cent OF capacity or nearly double tho
rate OF Il few months ago. whilo wire
drawers are not believed - be working
over forty per cent OF normal. Very
little copper is offering At second hand.
The larger iutcrosis arc quoting 1SSs
to l3as for forward deliveries. Tho
ii ~ n n ~ q
seems to have a moro encouraging eff
feet .han otherwise.
TIN was frmer in response TO I'M
rrovemcnt in London and IN sterling eH-
change with 4 broadening Of interest
on the part OF the traders and dealers.
Lead remained steady although less
active. Dealers stocks arc light and
producers are not Offering ahead.
In zinc there have been increased or
rcrings with little !nCreas" in demand
Au;mony continues quiet and easy.
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STEEL CO.'S SCHEDULE

The following is the schedule of oper'
atoms for the week commencing Mon
day, November q, 1871, Of the Wheeling
Steel corporations mills:
WhitakerG Company
Wheeling mills, idle.
Martins Ferry mills idle.
Beech Bottom plant. idls.
can depar tment, operating 7uS,
Portsmouth plant, operating 1OEs.
Wheeling Steal a. Iron Company
Benwood steel wOorS. operating 1909
Benwood tube works. operating so 70.
BELMONT skelp mills operating coz q
Top furnaces, operating 1907.
Martins Ferry furnace. tdlS.
YOrkYill6 plant. idle.
La Belle Iron Works
Stsubenv!lls plant; operating $685.
Wheeling plant, operating bO%
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day for Morgantown to visit reladves
and attend the Turkey Day game. -
Miss Pauline Bowman has returned
home after visiting over the week emo
with friends and relatives in Fairmont
Mrs. Hugh Braden OF North Benwood
Is recovering after her illness OF the
past few days. ~
Mr. and Mrs. uughert Leonard VIII
leave this morning tor Cleveland, Ohio
where they expect to make their future
home. .,
Earl Powell is visiting with friends
in Morgantown.
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WfpAdO oAPrIn.

Chicago, Nov. 70. Cattle-Rsceipts
1900: compared with u week ago. ch0tod
10 prime. $1,000 70, $3.50 pound: steers
steady 70 higaoTl others uneven mos,
ErSkssrs, csc to soc lower. shs-stocka
and bulls steady; veal calves, 76c 10 81
lower: stockers and feeders largely 25c
lower. oooo
strong 10 lOc higher than fridays aver.
aRo mixed up most: good Clearancss
800 paid for i50 TO $50 Pound averages
practicai top. $500; bulk. 3S.7of 6.s5;
ilEht lights. l0c 20 f5c lower pigs 25c
20 SOC lower; bulk rabies, 800 o
sSosp-Recsipts 1909; compared with
week ago, fat lambs, Csc 10 400 lower
fat sheep, $50 to 81 lower feeder lambs
RIeadd.
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about 500 men. is expected TO start up
today.
Impromptu services are being held AT
the local u. " .. railroad !. VI. 1. A.
under the supervision Of John {. Lee
Miss Ruth Simmers0n, of East Liver
pool. has returned home after NlSIt
OF several days with friends here.
Frank williams has returned nome
after visit Of several days with
friends here.
Ray Jones Of Pittsburgh has returned
home after attending to business mat
ters in the city.
Frank Finncgah expects TO leave to-
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TOLEDO yTARKNF.

Toledo. o., NOV ~. Wheat: taSh
Sl33 December, Sl.2S; May, Sissy.
Clnverseed prime ca h and December
Si2.65: January aud February. Sl2.7bi
March. $tT.G5.
AlsIke. prime cash. $1,000: December
SlI 90; Februory, Sll15 Marsh. R11.2H
Timothy, primo cash, $3.o2h; pocom-
Dor. $3.05 January. $3.O7: February
S3l5; March. $500.
Low grade seods---t Tower No. Z. SllSC
q 1850; No. ;, St1.3OGll45.
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TO ACCEPT PAYINQ

An ordinance providing for tho &C
ceptan"e Of paving I'm WarwOod, which
vas completed some months ago. Will
DO pre- S1ntrd for action OF city council
Tuesday evening. ARRANGEMENTS have
been made for satisfs2 Glory repair OF d
short stretch of tho Iav!us on Nine
teeuth street, which caused the accept
ancs 10 be delayed.
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DRY GOODS MARKET.

Now York. Nov. l9.--Cottou goods and
yarns were barely steady today. with
trading moderate. Paw SILK was ilrmcr
and wool goods QuIeter. while linens
wero less active In FIRST hands. Jobbers
are making good holiday deliveries
Burlaps continued quiet and easy.
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CLEW' : REVIEW

New York N0v. 2u.--OL,o nova In"
dominating factor iu tho storN MNrNcI
has been 4 great International event
Secretary Hughes unexpected and EaIi-
cat proposal for the l!mtta uuu of Nrm-
aments was not only an Influence Of
tho NrOadest character affecting all
financial relationships bat WAS also M
Immediate market factor. The ready
acceptance ~ the general !d"R az arm
amant Limitation by the foreign powers
makes tho suggestions ~ Mr. hughes
n continuing element In IL" situation
besides holding ont hope Of budget In
provement thar must be "t greatest
help In the revision of taxation.
Market Roview and Outlook.
stocks showed early IN the week 4"
uuick recovery from the first uncertain
navy reduction plan. Holdings which
wers thrown overheard too hastily
were promptly taken hack again and
there has been pronoAnCed underrur-
rent OF strength. sentiment in the
market is undoubtedly improving. As
pointed out on previous ccusjons, the
great current demand for bonds 10
spreading over to include the DIVIDEND
Ia wing stocks Of railroad ana Industrial
companies Plenty Of buyers stand
ready to takn stocks whenever they are
offered ut mudcTatu concessions. am"
there IS no reason 10 expect any NIihHEG
in this situation. Til" market Is rest
ing ON q Very good foundation and as
there - no prus|uro tn sell stocks IL
can ha assumud that the movement OF
tho general list TO reach higher Levels
will sunn again b" resumed With
funds offered in abundance 10y banking
institutions and tho supply III excess Of
the demand II - f"r"g"na conclusion
that the shares and bonds ~ approved
corpora lions will not 70 begging for
any great length Of time.
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nn.nARINa HOUSE..

New York. Nov. .t9.-The actual con>
Ration Of clearing house banks and trust
oornpa nies for tho week shows that they
hold $2e.5g9.s7o reserve in excess OF
loyal requirements. This is a decrCa sa
OF So.553TS0 from last week.
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BONDS.
NY. COTTON MARKET

wheeling, ". Va. Nov. IS. 81.
Furnished The Intrllig sncer by A. b
AaBten L Co. members New York Stock
Exchange. Second moor National Bank
VI ". Va. Bldg.
Stocks OpsO High. Low. CIosa
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PITTSBURGH STOCKS

Wheeling. W. Va. Nov. IS, 81.
Furnished The Intelligence by A. E
Nasten & Co., members New York STOCK
Exchange. Second floor National Bank
OF ". Va. Bldg.
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N. Y. CURB MARKET

Wheeling. W. Va. Nov. IS. 81
Furnished The lrteliIEencer Ivy A. =
Masten K Co. members New York Stocs
Exchange. Second door National BANK
Of W. Va. Bldg.
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BOSTON COPPER STOCKS

Wheeling. W. Va. Nov. ~, al.
Furnished The lntellIEencer by A. E
Nasten a. Co. members New York $40 IN
Exchange. Second floor National Bark
81 " Va Bldg.
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STANDARD OIL,
SUBSIDIARY STOCKS

wheeling. W. Va. Nov. IS. q
Furnished The lntelllEenCer by A. -
NISten < Co. members New YORK Stoch
Exchange. Second flor National Banh
Of W. Va. Bldg.
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CHICAGO GRAIN

Chicago. Nov. lS-Arter averaging
higher through most of the session
wheat broke sharply on tn" Chicago
board OF trade today and carried other
grains with Il. Tho resulis we're not
losscs OK a to cent IN wheat. - TO Ec
in corn. and $50 IN 0ata. Provisions
were firm and generally higher.
Opon High Low Close
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NY. STOCK EXCHANGE

Wheeling W. Va. Nov. IS.
Furnished The lntelUEenG"r BY \.
Aaaten & Co. members New YORK SSoSs
exchange. Second hoor National HanA
Of ". We. Bldg.
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LOCAL STOCKS

wheeling. ". Va. Nov. H. y.
Daily quotation list Wheeling Stock
exchange. Compiled for Tho lntellI-
KenceT.
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Amelia Patricia Scanlon were held asst
uriav at her nome on Eighth street.
with Father Schooner officiating. She
was three years old and died at her
home Friday evening from pneumonia.
Tntermeut was made At Greenwood
cemetery.
School Holiday.
Al the local schools will observe
THANKSGIVING hO;h Thursday and Fri
day, allowing the children four days
VACATION. Thursday. Friday Saturday
AMI Sunday. Wednesday the children
viii give a program with speecheS, read
lngs and r"citatlons. This Is their last
holiday until the Christmas vacation.
Glass Play.
Tho eentor class of Union high school
VIII begin practice for their class play
this evening IN tho auditorium OF tho
school The cast Will include about 100
Of the senior students. The name OF.
tho play ard the date It Will be present
cd Will be- announced later.
knights Of Pyth1as.
MANY Of tho local members OF tho
KnlChtg Of Iyrh!as lodge Journeyed 10
NIoundsv!lle last Saturday evening 10
attend the visitation program given Ivy
tho Iitilo Princess lodge OF that city.
Sruremn Representative James II.
leans. john =. Arhcnz and Harry r.
Bel or Wheeling. were present and de-
U,rreI fine talaA Refreshments were
served and n most enjoyable time wns
mad ~ al.
Locals Won.
Tho Bcuwood A. G. defeated the fast
md heavy IHdcn City team Yesterday
AZ NIcN Iic!l'S field, by n score OF 2S 10
tho doWn-rtycr teams o. Although tho
field ,vRs heavy the game was interest
INK and was vel. attended. Tho locals
have Il team 20 ho proud "f and have
zen playing fine brand o' ball all
season. The A. &. have not closed their
season vet and will probably play sew
.ral u.ur" games before doing so.
Benwood A G. Entertains.
The nltNnlbers OF Benwood 4. &. wrro
entertained last Saturday evening nj
the ElprYs lomr on the ll'll road with
Il pig roast. Those privileged 10 attend
had most enjoyable time. More than
likely the pIdeu city eleven thought
the Locals had eaten pig iron when they
IAcNIud them yesterday.
Complete Paving.
Tho 1921 paving program was com
pletcd saturday when the traction com
pauy Finished laying the brick between
tho car tracks md the newly laid CON
crcir. Tho total cost OF this program
vii. amount To $4,000. The money hss
hreu we'll spont as tho city has long
been IN need ~ better highways Tho
entire force OF city officials have had
anmechng 10 dn with this paving and
the money was spent In AZ economical
way as possible. Next spring tho city
EXPECTS to continue the work the
weather VIII he more suitable.
Bearcats Won
Tie UrarCals did not have much trou-
bio defeating the Nval Juniors yester-
dav AFTERNOON as the score which was
6 tails The Eama was played on
rho lower Bruwood field and although
the fcId WIS very muddy a good crowd
WITS present The Brarcats have been
matched uN with some scrappy teams
th.s seusnu In; have always been able
10 givn an accnuut Of themselves
Benwood Briefs
Hobart Rome, Of North BcRwoOd. is
recovering from his recent illness
Tho steel department nf the Wheeling
steel q Iron company which employs
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Week cndi.
5ENWOOD
Soanlon Funral.

Tho funeral SERVICES for the late
Amelia Patricia Scanlon were held asst
urday at her nome on Eighth street.
with Father Schooner officiating. She
was three years Old and died at her
home Friday evening from pneumonia.
Tntermeut was made At Greenwood
ran1afCrV
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WHEELING LIVE STOCK

wheeling. W. Va, NOV. IS. 81.
WHEELING LIVE STOCK CON. GO.
T'A'T'rNf L.
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School Holiday.

Al the local schools Will observe
THANKSGIVING both Thursday and Fri
day, allowing the children four days
vacation. Thursday. Friday. Saturday
and Sunday Wednesday the children
viii give a program with speeches. read
lngs and r"citatlons. This Is their last
holiday until the Christmas vacation.
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Glass Play.

The senior class OF Union high school
WIN begin practice for their class play
this evening IN tho auditorium OF tho
school Tho cast Will include about 100
Of the senior students. The name or
the play ard the date IT Will be present
cd Will be- announced later.
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Bearcats Won
Benwood Briefs

Hobart Rome, Of North BcRwoOd. Is
recovering from his recent Illness.
Tho steel department nf the Wheeling
Steel q Iron company which employs
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WHITE-EYED VIREO.

"The White Eyed Vireo," said dad
dy, ais little smaller than the spar
row. Both the Mr.. Vireo members OF
the family and the Mrs. and MISS
Vireo members of the family dress
much alike.
"They wear greenish gray suits and
have white throats. Their sides are
rather greenish and yellowish and
they have a number Of yellow lines
"T suppose folks would think l
was a queer mixture, said Mrs. White
Eyed Vireo one day. I suppose they
would. In the first place, l love to
scold. l get so annoyed over little
things that happen.
"'An insect or bee passing by
will annoy me and I will scold for all
I am worth. l am rather a lively anu
gay little creature but 1 can't help
scolding.
~ am like some people, you know.
They just like to nag and scoid ana
fret. They like to say that Things
aren't just right.
"That is the way they like to 90.
That is some people like to do that
way.
"'They rather enjoy saying:
"s"Now don't do that" and don't
do this"
"T am the same way.
"But though l scold and fuss ano
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do that way, still I am not really
cross and disagreeable. And l DO
most friendly things at times.
"That is why say that I suppose
folks would think me a queer mix
ture.
"'For, one Of the very friendly
things do is to allow cowbird, VINO
is a lazy kind of bird, to leave her
egg in my nest.
"Then will sit on the egg and
not mind in the least, though Mrs
Cowbird lays very big egg. indeed,
as big as several Of my own eggs.
sand am good to the little cow
bird which later breaks out OF the
shell and mother 1t and look after 1t
even though it has perhaps knocked
my own little babies out Of the nest
Very forgiving am I Very forgiying
indeed
.sBut,' said Mrs.. Robin, I think
that isn't forgiving, so much as l thinA
It is foolish of you. You should let
Mrs. Cowbird look after her own fam.
ily. It isn't as though she were Ill
or. very busy or had something else
of such great Importance to do.
..She could do it perfectly well
But no, she Is much too lazy. That Is
the whole trouble with her.
a.And it isn't right that you should
let your own children suffer because
Mrs. Cowbird's child is rude anc
shoves yours out Of the way.
"The cowbird child is so big and
rough and can't play nicely like your
little babies
"Perhaps what you say is true
said Mrs. White-Eyed vireo. I am
queer mixture, though. There Is No
doubt. about it,
"There is no doubt about that,
said Mrs. Robin.
.But / must be off, Mrs. Robir
added. 4 promised Mr.. Robin
would hunt worms with him this aft
ernoon and am sure it is time.
".We walk up and down our favor
lite hills and we go over the lawns ant
/ have a beautiful time. Good-by, SAT-
Mrs. Robin.
".Good-by,' said Mrs. White-Eye
vireo.
Sometimes Mr.. White-Eyed wire
| scolds someone he makes believe"
about Mrs. White-Eyed Vireo said I
| herself. That is even more than
viii usually do. Yes, he scolds Tx
anything and even pretends he
/ ccolding someone If no one is arount
".He has d fine voice and has man
different notes, but should any on
stop and listen to him he begins
scold the person right away q
though to say:
/ "."You have no right to listen
me. / never asked you to listen I
me and so yop needn't. Now, hurr
away. Hurry or -"
/ "Yes." daddy said. 1.-THE White-Eye
| vireo family is rather a strange KIN
of family, taking them all in all. an
they have curious little ways, quiz
curious little ways"
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SO that am now able to do my work.
I recommend your Vegetable Compound
to my friends who have troubles similar
to mine and you may use these facts
as a testimonial. Mrs. CT. PHILLIPS,
Toomsboro, Ga.
Weak, nervous women make unhappy
homes, their condition irritates both
husband and children. 1t mas been
said that nine tenths Of the nervous
prostraticn, nervous dependency, the
blues,' irritability and backache arise
from some displacement or derange-
ment of a woman's system. Mrs. Phil
lips letter clearly shows that no other
remedy is so successful in overcoming
this condition as Lydia E. Pinkham's
Vegetable Compound.
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Coyfngton.-Announc Is made
that bathing pavilion has been open.
ed at Sulphur Springs beach, in the
outskirts Of Covington. but the at
mospheric temperature has been un.
usually low Tor the past two weeks,
and bathers are not plentiful now.
Monroe. Road building IN cald-
vel. Grant and other parishes. which
win be completed within 9 year, VIII
give fof the first time an almost unin-
terrupted highway ali the way from
Alexandria to the Arkansas line
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Monroe. Plans are being made by
the Louisiana Sand and Gravel Com
pany to organize an operating COM
pany with capitalization Of not less
than $3.50. 900 to develop gravel pit
recently discovered five or six miles
west OF Monroe on the Vicksburg.
Shreveport and Pacific Railroad.
Mandeville.-The steamer Pleasure
Bay OF Mobile is being overhauled and
win run in the lake trade between
West End and Vaudeville in the near
future.
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Monroe.-Oak Ridge citizens dedf
Gated their handsome $4,000 high
school building recently Several hum
dred people from many surrounding
towns were in attendance. A big bar.
becue for visitors was served.
Grand Isle.-Sunner visitors are
arranging their cottages for their, Wis
its here, and a large number of houses
have been rented for the season. The
daily motor car to Myrtle Grove will
give the visitors rapid transportation
to the island this year.