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The Wheeling intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1903-1961, 1921-10-29
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Contest Supper

NOHLcot SuPPSA
Ito contest which WdS recently heid
in The Sabbath school. Of ;he local
United PRESBYTERIAN church. between
tho n,ru AMI women for attendance. has
closed. tn women being 'hr winners
! supper was enjoyed by IN" members
rr III" school. also lie church members
IN Tuesday evening. III the basement n:
the church. being banned. furnished
rrd served by tn" defeated Side. TN"
men. 4 social tine was enjoyed dur'ns
The r"ma!nhr- o. N" evening
Birthday Dinner
NJ and Mrs James Merritt enter
tanned a few friends. at their HON" in
town un Wednesday evening. for six
n'..lncf dinner and spent the evening:
hrnor!ng Mr. Morr:tt's birthday. Those
present being Misses Frances Lee, En-
ma ! Lyle. and Anna Merritt: and Will
Lam Merritt.
Preaching Services
Th"r" will b" pr"a aching services
held III III" local United Presbyterian
church. each evening for two weeks. be-
girnirC on Sabbath evening. October
'nir,irrh. DR.. W. Il Thompson. or
Mnurdsvillc. Will occupy tho pulpit tho
first week. while Rev. Ralph Mansfield
Of the Second United Presbyterian
tnllEtn OF W UttilHG, W. 'h'' ~
present the second week.
Uniontovn Briefs
Mrs. Jennie Gregory. Is spending
some time with .her brother. John
Ritrhey and family in New Athens.
Mrs. Ritchey having received fail
the hrst of the week. breaking her hip
Mr. and Mrs.. Fred Taylor and family
~ Flushin: spent Tuesday evening at
the home Of their cousins Mr.. and Mrs.
VIII Taylor and family. East OF town.
Mrs j. II. Mcfarland accompanied by
Mrs A. VI Lodge. of near Bannock-
spent Thursday at the home Of the lat
;er's nephew. Mr.. and Mrs. Ira Moore.
near Hammock.
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DRY GOODS

New York. oct. IS Cotton goods
in the grays were hrmer. and there vi:
"a little more buying. Yarns held STEADY
Woo, markets were firm. Spring under
war sold more freely. silks Wer,
Iuiet. Johhcrs reported good adj
vance business with house trade sea
Ronahly quiet. and confined 10 small lut
orders for prompt AhipmenL
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TOLEDO DRAIN

Toledo. O.. DOT ~ -- Wheat: CasH
lfs December. 1851, May. 1871
Cloversecd: primo cash October ant
December. l3io. February. l:,Gh. March
1910
Alsike: prime cash and October. 1919
pecamher. 100 May. II %.
Timothy: prime cash. 1920. 800 1921
and October. 2s5, December. -"
March, sos.
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MONEY MARKET

New York. oct % Cali money:
firmer: high. six; low. S: ruling rate.
{: closing bid ~; offered at 5; last
loan. ! call loans against acreptanC"S.
1--WE: time loans. steady; so days. ~
at 81, 40 days. 6L At 5i.: six months.
s.. at ~. rrime Mercantile paper,
So at bt
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PITTSBURGH LIVE STOCK

IIttShrrEh. Oct. - Hogs. receipts.
3.o1D: market: hikh"r: heaEies: $40 at
$50: heavy workers. and light workers.
So a. 50: plKS. 100 AZ 90. sheep
ard lambs receipts 500. market:
steady: top sheep: -. top lambs. 80.
Caves receipts. 100: market. steady:
toy. Is 60
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LIBERTY HoNDS

New York Oct % - Liberty bonds
closed: Sirs. 9?t; First As. 93ln;
Second -. o. so: First as. 93.3S: Sec.
ond t.'s. 9c.I6: Third 4L's, e5nr:
Fourth 4i,'s 91nf, Victory ga. IS, % 20:
Victory ia.'S. 1850.
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Cash quotations.: Wheat. No. | dark
northern. sl.32is: No. hard. Sl.hS.
r'orn No. mixed. ~, n IS: No. . vol
low, as q .4Sls cents. Oats No. white.
stla as cents: No. 3 white .$aN - =
cents Pork nominal. Lard ass. Ribs.
I55of 700
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NOTICE

FnsturiA Glass CO. transfer oToks
c,ns. Oct .6 Tor a . per cent cash divi-
d"nd. payable Soy. !.
Sterling PRODUCTS. Inc. "- IranSleI
books close October 70. for a ? rercen'
ru all dividend. payable fuFsnDsr /.
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CHICAGO GRAIN

Chicago. Oct. 2S.-Wheat took an up
ward swing In price today helped by the
calling on OF the railroad strike. EioS-
Ing quotations. although unsettled. were
H. 20 -. cents net higher. with DO
cember Sl0S 10 3l.0Sn and May SllS!t
TO H.l3t. Corn gained ~ 10 la a !:
cents. and cat !. TO ~ cents. w TO-
visions. the outcome varied from IS
cents decline 70 ! cents advance.
Oman Ii0h Inv t'Iosr
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N. Y. CURB MARKET

Wheeling. W. Va. oct. -. -
Furnished The .utcllgencer ~ a, r
Masten Il Co. members New York STOCK
Exchange. Second moor NationsI BahA
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PITTSBURGH STOCKS

wheeling. w. Va. Oct. Is, 81.
Furnlshed Tho lntelligencer by A. &
Nasten & Co. members New York STOCK
Exchange Second floor National Bank
Of " Va, Bldg.
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CITIES SERVICE SALES

wheeling. W. Va. Oct -. II.
Reported by II. l.. D"aerty & Co. New
FORK. through Cl0"do Me.kcr. Hoard
OF Trade building wheeling.
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STANDARD OIL
SUBSIDIARY STOCKS

W.-elur. W VI. -, :. y. -
FURNISHED TIE lutrt.lL"n'vr ny n. r.
,~I"u \ Go. members New YORK ~,
hnnc" S","ud floor National tfah"
{ ". VA. E.dS.
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N, Y. STOCK EXCHANGE

" .ce.!nE. ". Va. oct. IS. '2l
Furnished The n;e.Ngsncrr by A. E
NaS'eu y 20. members New YORK STOCK
Exrhause. Scruud Goor National Bank
- lSIF..
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N. Y. COTTON MARKET

wheeling, ". Va. Oct. 20. 81.
Furnished The lntellgencer by A. 4
Hasten & Co. members New York STOCK
Exchange Sarond floor National Bank
" W. Va. Bldg.
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LOCAL STOCKS

Wheeling. W. Va cot. -. al.
Daily quotation list Wheeling Stock
, Exchange. Compiled for Tho lntelil'
gencor.
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BOSTON COPPER STOCKS

wheeling. W. Va. oct. IS. Al.
Furnished The lntelllSencer by A. z.
Mas,en l. Co.. members New York Stock
Exchange. Second floor National Bank
Of W Va. BloE.
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PETROLEUM

ON 'r'v Pa prr. 27-,redit bal
ancrS. 81 30 Runs. T3665 Average.
i7l4" Shipm"urS i?."l2. Average.
a
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SUGAR

Total sa.rs t.0s3. """ shar"a.
- f-> div. Sl5".
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Special Me etIr2'

r"Gu..i' viii hold a - i'll session
thu "N"u.ng. "h'H ta"v "Iil met {"
.-l',l :, rev rhi"I -. !n"l.r. t. al. tie
Ia,.,urN al Ihr"i 1T PuIi"" l."mS oiG.
v -" rr~!sr'.l ~.'i'.' 'iii" ~" 4" ttnc
Lp his VOL, 81. his fam. Thar" arc
.,..,rraI applications ter Ia. "ffi,'. Lu'l
- vii: !."' Ice hmoWu untii tonight Vii"
viii lac elected
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Entertained Class

,"s,ulf" Iariy va" Gl,"H ~ Mra
I;,""ra:" D":n Llsi evening. = Ter home
49,, Grant "Nrr'i". in h"u"r e her sun
l"v srE"ui ,ldSs. Each guest came
u..s ~r"d. nd dr';gLrful nm" WAS had
IL que, sing wh" "aCh .n" WAS. .hft-:
20 time" they All unun sk"d. :,rh spent =
.'",jritCui "Veuihe IN game. and musi"
i"iicl"uS lunrhcUn WAS served at 4
late hour.
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Bake Sale

The r..thnIir ir,i .':. e.. -" -. JHiH'~
,hul.h. VII h"Id = hak' III" this after
noon. and evening. ~ ;he Schultz meat
inarh"f.'" u Sj\'h stree. THY viii haze
, " ...r lnri. ; If plSir."s:. ..Hd though
irl, - ii.i' i,r>, sa.". t:iey ar" rN>
!n,.'"d l., ~" VII r;tr"ui2"d. Thu rrn-
.,"ds viii t,' used tor H.. l"'""Ht Of
80" church.
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To Start Service Thursday

TN" first Thu: s'tH> nigh ,""r'i.' to
he gwen rar', Thursday 80 'i' 'h',s-
'.ar. church. Uil begin Thursday night
with Rev. = ". i'ullrr in charge. 'ir'
Fuller states c'iai h" h:'s l'""n :"'iHcSi
Ell 10 nuid the s~r, ICES ct. Tnur:.,!nr hH
:, n'i!utr.r 81 tu' mcn.h,l$. HHh u ! fen
,rf.1Iu th.,l .l...A Nm l,. L -M.on.-S.
The McCarthy weekly news., 1921-08-27

Photographic advices from La. porte, Indiana to the Valdez Miner under date of August 10. states that one Walter Bunton. of Laporte, has sold his patent for tempering copper, to the U. nited States Steel Corporation for one million dollars cash and a royalty of two cents per pound for every pound tempered.
 For thousands of years, min. CTS, chemists and others have working on formula for tenn. pering copper, knowing that a fortune was in sight for the one who was able to solve it.
The McCarthy weekly news., 1921-08-27

All the farmers of this section are working long hours harvest ing their crops. @
 At Long Lake, Oscar Anderson has had his new moving mach inc working on his 20 acre field of beardless barley. This grew to a height of 5ft Sin.
 Frank Iverson and Olaf Holt ct are also cutting their crops this week,
 Al Doze is expecting his mow- ing machine to arrive on the next train. He ordered it from the states some time ago.
 He will start cutting his seas on's crop of barley and oats.
The McCarthy weekly news., 1921-08-27

Victor Johson: Kennecott, J. Davis, Mother Lode, Harry Dean of Kennecot and Olaf Holtet rancher, renewed their subscrip tions to the News this week.
 Louis Henderson, with twelve head of pack stock left for Chi sana yesterday.
The McCarthy weekly news., 1921-08-27

It is hoped that everyone in- tending to make the trip to celebrate Labor Day, will place their names on the list so as to be sure of a seat in the train.
The McCarthy weekly news., 1921-08-27

A crowd will also be in Cor dova for Labor Day from Val. deg and Fort Liscum, and so there will lots of regular fell oWs from there to mingle with.
The McCarthy weekly news., 1921-08-27

Private information has been received here that the Admiral Watson will probably be in Cor, dova about September 9th.
The McCarthy weekly news., 1921-08-27
Labor DaV EXCURSION TO CORDOvA

EXCURSION TO CORDOVA
 The folks down in Cordova are looking forward to having all the Copper River people as their guests on Labor Day, which is September 5th next Monday week.
 They have arranged a won derful monster program.
 During the day there will be a Ball Game, a Shooting Contest and Athle tic Events.
 In the evening there will be dance and boxing contest.
 Also there will be a number of extra attractions in the way of special movies and musical treats, not to men tion getting whift of the sea air. and the glad hand of welcome from the Cor dova people.
 An excursion will be run to CordOva for $1O. round trip, to leave NcCarthy on the Sunday morning reaching the Coast city the same afternoon, and start back to the interior on the day after Labor Day. That will give the visitors two nights and one full day and several extra hours.
 A guarantee of $500. has been placed with the Mccarthy agent MT. Sommer, by the residents.
 As the com mittee which is in charge of the Labor Day cele- bration at Cordova has guaran. teed the balance up to S75O re- quired by the C. R. and N. w. railway to make the excursion certainty, it is to be hoped that every camp will hustle for passengers to show Cordova We can make good.
The McCarthy weekly news., 1921-08-27
OF LOCAL INTEREST

The Clerk of the School Board Mrs. J. B. O Neill, has received telegram from School Commis sioner Henderson, stating that Miss Beth Stewart has been en gagged to teach at Mccarthy School next term. She will leave Juneau on the next Alameda. Miss Stewart taught at Douglas last year.
 Jas. Hussey is dismantlipg his building next the school house this week. The lumb Der was purchased by L. H. Wood man.
 B. B. Green, representing the Love, Warren, Monroe Go. of Tacoma, ,called on Mccarthy bus mess people this week.
 G. w. Truby, stock inspector for the territory, who was here a short tine ago inspecting the cattle in this section, has left for parts unknown before finishing ud his work, having failed to in- spect COW belonging to Mrs Brenwick, who is ranching at mile 183. This leaves Mrs. Brenwick in bad shape being unable to dispose of the milk & no chance to sell the COW.
 This matter has been taken up with the Governor in the hope that the inspector will be recalled to this section or to have enough of the toxin sent to the owner to have a test made.
The McCarthy weekly news., 1921-08-27
PERSONAL

Thos. S. Scott deputy clerk of the court at Cordova, made a trip to Kennecott this week and took seventeen applications for naturalization papers while there Mr.Scott, who is also a vice-pres ident of the Bank of Alaska at the coast city, spent a couple of days in Mccarthy, and has now gone to Strelna, where his fam fly is enjoying a short vacation.
 '. H. Carvey, suffered an in- jury to his hand this week, thru a boulder falling on it. He is at present under pr. GilleSpie's care. The bones of one finger are badly broken.
 The Pratt hunting party are passengers on the Northwestern reaching Cordova today and will arrive on the next train. spend. ing one night at Kennecott, they will proceed immediately to the head of the Chitina, hunting big horn sheep.
 The guides wIll be Fagerberg and Slimpert, packer, Harry Boy den, chef, Jack Brick son, and Con Miller, photographer.
The McCarthy weekly news., 1921-08-27
TELEGRAPHIC
PEACE TREATY SIGNED

Washington; August 25th. Secretary Hughes tonight has announced that the peace treaty between the United States and Germany has been signed.
 Under it Germany guarantees the United States rights and privileges and advantages stip- ulated for the benefits of the United States in the treaty of Versailles and it is specified in the provisions made that the United States is not to be bound by the League of Nations
 Washington, July 26th. The Administrator will soon with draw American troops from Germauy.
The McCarthy weekly news., 1921-08-27

Mrs. Wells has three nephews Visiting her from Kodiak.
 Sam Laurie, a former business man in our town, now located in Cordova, spent a few days here and at Kennecott this week.
The McCarthy weekly news., 1921-08-27
FEAR VESSEL WRECKED

Eureka, Calf. August 25th.
 It is feared that the Canadian steamship, Canadian Importer, with crew of 37 has gone down off the coast of Oregon. after refusing aid from the Seattle steamer Cordova three days ago when the Importer was leaking badly. Searching vcss els are unable to find her.
Every evening, Wilmington daily commercial., 1921-10-25
George Crawford Receivers.

George Crawford, who was very i'll,
threatened with pneumonia, has re-
covered and is back to business.
Every evening, Wilmington daily commercial., 1921-10-25
PEOPLES SETTLEMENT.

The Woman'a Club OF the Peoples
enjoyed its annual auto
mobile ride last Thursday afternoon,
The trip 20 Kenneth Square proved q
great success, and was Thoroughly
enjoyed. The next event for this group,
as well as for all the senior, and inter-
mediate house members, 10 the annual
II llowe'en party, which takes place
Friday evening. October 2S. This
party will be In the form of n mas
querade, at which prizes will be given
for the best costume and club feature,
and the latter part Of the evening de-
voted to dancing and general good
time. The Halloween party for the
children on the playground has been
planned for Monday afternoon, Octo-
ber 81, and as usual will be picturesque
and bring out n large attendance. The
registration for evening clubs and
classes has been larger than ever be-
fore, and at the present time all mem-
bers are gradually fitting into the
winter schedule. The gymnasium
classes for girls opened their gym
nastic program for the. winter, last
Friday evening. with "A class of oyei
so girls on the floor.
The Penny A-Day Society viii hay,
a rummage sale on "Wednesday ant
Thursday. October 26 and 27. at which
il hopes 20 realize the last $40 neces
sary to make up It's $500 quota for th'
year. Any friends of the Settlement
who have articles or clothing. kind!
call 1858 or leave at the settlement.
Every evening, Wilmington daily commercial., 1921-10-25
FAIR OPENS
AT ST. PAUL s Church
Girls Athletic Association Pro-
vides Amusement for Young
and Old.

Members of the Girls Athletic Asso-
citation of ST. paul's NJ. E. Church
last night opened their country fair"
in the basement of the church at 1904
North Jackson street and 1t proved
an attraction not only for he younger
members but for the older men and
women of the entire neighborhood
The affair is for the benefit of the
association and the proceeds viii be
used to equip the basket ball team
The show will be continued this eve-
ming.
The fair is under the direction OF
Mrs T. Dressner, and the officers OF
the association, comprising Miss Bea.
trice Crew, president; Miss Iva Hitch
vice president; Miss Edith NJ. Hast
ings, treasurer. and Miss Josephln,
Sharpless, secretary. Robert Wade. %
the Y. NJ. c. A., is physical director
of the association.
A fruit and vegetable display.
fortune telling booth. n dog show
poultry show. first aid tent with
trained nurse on duty, mercantile ex
hibits, booths for the display of al
kinds of good things TO eat, sid,
show and other attractions all go I,
make up one of tho most complete an,
entertaining affairs of the kind seeI
| in this city for sometime. Severa
clowns in all their fantastic rig helpe,
with the merriment and there wa
much speculation as to the identt,
OF the fun makers.
Every evening, Wilmington daily commercial., 1921-10-25
EMPLOYMENT SHOWS
BIG GAINS IN 1921
Department of Labor Census
Shows More Workmen En-
gagged Than in 1920.

The Federal Department Of Labor
received and tabulated reports con-
cerning the volume OF employment in
rcsentatlve concerns In thirteen ma
ufacturing industries and In BIZ
tumloua coal mining and compar-
Ing them with the statistics for
the same period last year and
from the same concerns II Is
shown that there were Increases in
the number Of persons employed In 3
industries and decreases In OF them.
The most important increase, 59.2
per cent, appears in the woolen indus
try, while an increase OF 1874 per cent
Is shown for boots and shoes, and one
of 1879 per cent for cotton finishing
Decreases Of AZ per cent, 80 per cent
and 3l.6 per cent appear in iron and
steel, car building and repairing and
paper making respectively.
When compared with September
1920, the amount of the pay rolls IN
September, 1921. shows increases In
industries and decreases in 10 indus
| tries. Wooden shows an increase o.
| AIS per cent and mems ready-mad
clothing an increase OF 20.9 per cent
| The greatest decrease reported is H.
per cent in the iron and steel indus
try. Car building and repairing show
decrease Of 46.4 per cent. and papel
making decrease Of 46.2 peg cent
Comparative data for September
1921. and August, 1921 appear IN tn
following table. The figures show tina
III II industries there were increase
in the number of persons on the "a,
roll in September as compared wit
August, and IN 3 a decrease. The larg
est increases are as per cent in hosie
Every evening, Wilmington daily commercial., 1921-10-25

ry and underwear, and In cigar manu-.
featuring, and per cent la car build
Ing and repairing. Mems ready-niade
clothing shows a decrease Of O.9 per
cent, automobiles a decrease Of 0.7 per
cent, and boots and shoes q decrease
OF 0.J per cent.
When comparing September, 1921,
with August, 1921, six Industries show
an increasing In the amount Of money
paid TO employees and show q de-
crease. The greatest increase, 6.3 per
cent. appears In hosiery and under
wear. Percentage increases Of 4.8, Al
and 3.3 reported for cotton finishing
cigar manufacturing and cotton man-
ufacturlg. respectively. A decrease Of
b.g per cent Is shown for mems ready
made clothing and one Of 50 per cent
for iron and steel.
Every evening, Wilmington daily commercial., 1921-10-25
Col. =. Is S
mn TIINN TWIISStIfAN <ITtN'
'Pape's Cold Compound" is
Quickest Relief Known

Don't stay stuffed-up! Quit blowing
and snufflingl A dose Of "Papes Cold
Compound taken every two hours un-
I'll three doses are taken sually breaks
any cold right up.
The very first dose opens cloggcd
non.rils and the air passages of the
head; stops nose running; relieves the
headache, duliness, feyerishness.
"Pape's Cold Compound" costs only
n few cents at drug stores. II acts
without assistance, tastes nice, con
tains no quinine- Insist upon Pape's!
Every evening, Wilmington daily commercial., 1921-10-25
Donation Day at Hospital.

Thursday will be observed as the
annual donation day at the Homeo-
pathic Hospital. and the public Will
be allowed TO inspect the institution
from a. m. to y. m. The reception
committee comprises Mrs. $, B. Cool
ing. Mrs. Martha Grulb, Mrs. Glenn
Beadenkopf Mrs. S. n. Trump, Mrs.
Frank Carpenter, Mrs. c. X. Weston.
Mrs. J. Monteith Jackson and Mrs.
John Mendenhall, Donations Of all
kinds win be received.
Every evening, Wilmington daily commercial., 1921-10-25

in compare her with other cities
and la an things she compares fav-
urahly. while IA many other things
She rNcpls. 10 know other cities Is
% appreciate Wilmington the more.
Tier people too. are the finest. In
making my decision it Is with keen
regret that I must disappoint the
Centenary church whose invitation
ls so cordial. ana whose work is SO
important. but | make my decision,
confident that I am doing the will Of
my Heavenly Father and | believe
that the coming months az ST pauls
will bear fruit. in the salvation Of
aoula that viii make this truth the
moro evident.
Faithfully yours.
Carlisle l.. Hubbard.
Octoher %. 1874.