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ssonal caller at the homo Of Sherman
Brown. near ColerAn.
Roy Freeman. colored. vas hunt BY .
fall Of Stone in the mino and haS =
badly mashed foot
Kenneth Bess Is III At the home OF
his grandparents MI and Ma John
kT:nhc.
honor OF Ar. Mark Lawrence. who was
81 yeals old. at his homo near Co.fra1n
Sunday. HIS children and grandchildren
and great; grandchildren that were pres
renee OF Mt. Pleasant Mrs. Marion
la bb ana daughters, Misses Lucille and
GLADYS. and son Ellsworth Of PleaAAnt
fr"sc. MIR. and Mrs Geor6e HAPPY or
Steubenviilc, Mr.. and Mrs Harry
.,cueenle and daughter Elizabeth ana
sons hsroia an And p Mi! AN and Forrest
kussel King was q visitor at the
home Of MIR. Mark Lawrence Sunday.
Mr.. and Mrs. Winfred TWsedy and
family of Canton are visiting at the
home OF his PARENTS Mr.. and Ars.
Wilmer Tweedy.
MIR. Wliiia m Heburn is slowly inprov-
ar. and Mrs. Rem Coleman and sons
were callers at tho homo Of Mr.. Mark
Lawrence Sunday evening.
Colerain Sunday.
Mr.. and Mrs. VIII Zeyer and family
were callers in this place Sunday.
The annual picnic OF the Presbyte-
rtan church and Sunday school Will DO
held Thursday Of this week IN Mr.. VIII
lam Murray's grove. east Of this place.
NJ. and Mrs. Herman Krinke and chill
dren o. Patton Run and Henry kinks
Of Martins Ferry arc visiting their
PARENTS, MIR. and Mrs. John Krinka
Albert Krinke OF near YorSv1lls 10 a.
the home Of Harry Scheehle.
tn. home OF his brother. J. ". Law
renee.
Mr.. Samuel Coleman and son Ben
are busy thrashing grain for tAe farm
ers near this place.
Mrs. Walter Thompson Of Ramsey IS
visiting at the home Of her aunt. Miss
Ruth Major. who Is seriously III At hor
home.
The children Of Mrs. Clarence Atwood
were taken 10 the Jefferson county homo
Tuesday. - -AlAG1
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family OF ClarksburE are visiting rel
atiyes here for few days.
Miss Agnes Wycof spent Sunday
with friends III Wheeling.
Mr. Davis has returned home after a
business trip 10 IarkcrsbarS.
Mr.. and Mrs J. Il. Bur"h ar" visit
Ing relatives III NEr"n for d few days.
Mr.. ard Mrs Frci Moore OF New
MartinsHiilc are visiting friends here
for few days.
Mr.. and Mrs. John Odea OF Mounds
vile spent Sunday here With friends.
r Is. MAYHEM returned home OTTER
a business trip to New York
Miss Mabel Masters is visiting
friends in Fairmon; for few days.
MIR. Harry kImhle Of Wheeling spent
Monday and Tuesday here With his par
entA
Marshall Gump left Monday for Nor
gan1opn where he has accepted posi-
ton.
Mrs. J. J. Underwood OF Fa:rnout
spcnt Sunday here with friends
Mrs. J. \ Connolly has returned homo
after a short visit with her son In Ak
ron.
Miss Dora Hamilton spent the week
csd with friends in Marietta
The many friends OF Mrs. B. J, Far
reN will be pleased TO learn she IS
much improved at this Tina
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noon at 23O o'clock at Williams Park.
Be on hand and root 10 tins Will be one
Of the closest and most exciting games
this season
- /. Newell spen; Wednesday with
rcla;Ivcs at Rcns Run.
The Pcnnsboro ba seba II nine motored
over Wednesday evening and played a
twilight game with the 81 Marys
Grays.
The Kindelhcrfcr Athletic club OF
Wheeling played baseball here Satur-
day resulting IN 4 score Of "a in favor
OF the locals
Miss Josephine RIGS and NEPHEW
Edward Hines are home from pleas
ant visit with relatives at Newport ..
Mesdamcs ". Gan" and McGrnW OF
Newport were shopping here Monday.
Neil Daugher'y who has been visiting
relatives in Canton for rho past month
returned home Wednesday.
Misses Mamie DeionG and Sadie
Graccy eft Wednesday for Atlantic
City where they will spend a TWO
weeks vacation.
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ST. MARYS

Mesdnnes r II Triplett. Jr- and
daughter Jana J. r. McCollum and
daughter Eloise, and e w. Mallory and
daughter Sue raotorod to Marietta We'd
nesday.
Mis-. Ola Edgar WAS shopping In
Parker sb,1rg Wednesday.
Miss Gertrude Walsh left Tuesday
for her chime In Cincinnati after
pleasant visit here with friends.
O. c. Chllders OF willow was bus
mess called here Tuesday.
VIM HINES Of Eureka was transact
Ing business here Tuesday.
G F. Groves Of Marietta was here
ruesday representing tho Phoenix MIL
company.
THO Washington District Sunday
.-hc-ol association met in the III. T.
church Wednesday and THURSDAY. July
27-2s. A very Interesting program was
rendered and tho attendance vas good
at all sesstona
The Martetta Professionals VIII Cross
bats with no local boys Saturday after-
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CHICAGO LIVE STOCK.

Chicago. July 2S--Ta't!c. receipts 10
900 better grade beef steers steady !"
strong. rihc-'; weak 10 Sc .ow"r: '"r
warnings SIu.hn: TaiurGd steers $9.s%.
bulk beef steers ST.%j q ga. fat she
stock steady. Gamers, cutters and bulls
weak - 25c lower bulk ili COWS and
heif"rS. Si5N~G -, Gamers and Cu:-
'cr1 largely $50 as. bologna bulls,
mostly $500 4 as. beef bu,!a, largely
s. : ; Il l.. - T.ii calves steady % CSC
,0wcr. t.,H vcalcrS SlG.N"Ll . 80. stock
ers AID iecdrrs. s'raly.
Hogs. 5000; siOw: "penedd lSc 20
sc h.rhrr: closing weak. steady 10 15c
higher. mostly Toe 20 lJr higher than
yesterdays average. hoidover liberal;
top early S1l.73. lat" I'll 6H: bulk !..;ht
and light butchers Sil.25 ll.6S. hulk
packing sows &9.joG9:a0. pigs slow 6u;
mostly steady.
Sheep 1900; native sheep and lambs
s:ca dy. TOP native lambs $40 90: bulk
to ;r,ckers 81 o0Ga.5o. best liEh. ta'
native ewes s5.3h. bulk S,50W 4.7i.
wea;rrn lambs Csc lower than Tuesday
top 1910; others downward 20 Sa.5o.
-four loads Montana w"thers Csc lower
fl, SE.I5
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MAJORSVILLE
Tho Richey family held a

The Richey family held reunion at
rhr rr,nl, grounds near the Centennial
..rur'h IN Greene county. IA Sunday.
Those who wero fortunate enough 70
.r PRESENT at this very enjoyable az
fair. were Mr. and Mrs. Samuel Richey
the father and mother; Thomas Ficaey
and family, J. q. Mckerrihan and fam
lily, Louis Richey and family. Mir. and
Mrs Ch1rlas Myers and littLe daughter
Misses bessie. Mabel RiChey and Has-
ter Melvin Richey, all of haJorsrile:
Mr.. aud Mrs. Jno. Mahcn and sons or
Washington. and Mr. and Mrs. VIII
,,lrhry and children OF Hundred. At
the noon hour a splendid picnic dinner
N.s served to almost half hundred
persons.
4 number Of the Dallas folks passed
through our village Saturday enroute
for tho hall ground at Nldeo, where the
Dallas and Video teams crossed hats
Tho score stood 40 In favor of Vide"
Andrew v ortman, an AGED Civil war
veteran, Is critically III a; the home OF
his son. william. Of Nideo.
Mr.. and Mrs. Shrump and children OF
Wheeling arc spending a few days with
Mrs, S,rumrs parents. a: Bloomfield.
Sir. and Mrs. Melvin K.rh-y and chill
dron OF East Finley. ard Mr.. Thomas
chichester and family Of Golden. spent
Sunday with Mr. and Mrs. Heke Chi
ucSirr
Ny. and Mrs G.. W. Campbell and
MIR. and Mrs. 4. c. Campbell and small
daughter, visited Mrs. &. w. Campoei s
n,n,hcr AZ Bloomfield sunday
Mr.. and Mrs L"Hie MrNinch and
children. spent Sunday with Mr. ana
Mrs. James Archer OF Viola.
lanes Einsey O. Re!laire O.. IS the
CUES, IT HIS bruther-in-law. Charles
CIu,trr
JIurh Carroll and son Clarence Of
Washington. arc spending 4 few Days
with their uncle. Nj. Walton Swart
Drs w p. Summons Of Warwood
md Io,cocL N Huntsville. with pro-
rasSlona! nurse. were called 10 the Guy
1t.,,,n"s, ho,,c SUNDAY. where they or-
,aI - ~, r,t,le daurh,n-'s throat
Co.,, .,!,r.cd ,,r%.i>. The operation was
s,,, ,css,uI
~ ,nd KRIS WjIbcrt Strr.c Of Wash
,,rtnn ia. srcn, the raSl week with
W. snd Mrs Eirhcy. They were enter
taincd at d.nner Sunday by Mr.. and
Mrs l.. II. Gorby. and at present are
,rn yus,,s Of he brides uncle, John
F;vr ard .aml.y.
Mr. md Mrs. clyde AI!ieon Of Pitts
hurrh moved FRIDAY to Jackson. where
Mr.. Allison Will take over the business
Of the ,a.c Os Sanders.
Little Miss Rculah Eichry Of Hun
drai W Va. Is spending this week
,y,,b r.I,t,vos here,
~ - M and Mry Earl Murphy,
,,, ,,i, ., , DAUGHTER
Miss I.enora Harsh. who has becu
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LOUISVILLE
R.eturned from Korea.

The Rev. John T. Moore. 4 former To-
cal boy, but for the past eighteen years
a missionary N Korea, has returned /"
his native soil for 4 years vacation.
and res, and preached on Sabbath morn
lng to an apprcc!ative audience in the
". +. church at East R.chlaad. After
September lst. his dates will be fu!l
but unit! then he is fire." to fill pulpits
or deliver talks on his chosen work
Rev. Moore is 4 brother OF Mrs. Franz:
McI;ee OF East RiChland. and Miss
Margaret Moore and Mrs. ". i. Butch
or Of ST. ClairSvilie.
No Services:
on account OF it being Methodist cay
a, t;pworth lark there will be 10
church service here on Sunday. July ~.
The Sabbath school will be held as U.s.
ual however.
sabbath School Convention.
The RIchiand township Sabbath school
convention will be held IN the VI. +.
church here at an carly date. The eS-
act time has not been determined but
presumably in the afternoon and eve
ming Of Sunday. August II. The date
and program Will appear soon.
Social and Festival
The ice cream social and festival
given by the christian church OF Fast
Eich.anl on Saturday evening drew
largo crowd and ne,'Cd soodiy sum
To Carnival
Those attending tn" carnival q; Hen
drysburg, were Mrs Bess GoSSett and
son Max. Misses Mamie Clark. Je" -
Lyon, Ruth Murphy. Ina Humphrey and
Messrs. Charles R"wlos and Paul Vail.
Mrs. Mary Bramh"il and son Ed
friends at poUhantan.
Mr.. and Mrs. Wincshcimer and child
ron afr spending their raca ton at
,hn John Stncrs home, south OF town.
have returned 10 their home al Bridge
port where Mr.. Winrsheimer Is en-
pIoyed In the postof1ce.
MIR. Junkirs Of Bridgeport IS visi-
tor with John Stops.
Miss Ruth Lodge OF Bannock spent
day recently the guest OF Miss Ethe:
MRS. Eunice orrison Gregg and babe,
accompanied by Miss Estcl!a Atkinson
were at the county seat on thursday.
Lawrence Atkinson and family OF
Iafferty. spent Sunday with tho fam
lily OF John Atkinson.
Joseph Hartley returned homo Sun
day after a short visit with Wheeling
friends.
Master George BowIes has returned
to his home NJ Cumberland W. Va.
after an extended visit with his grand
parents. Mr.. and Mrs. +. q. Bo'rlcs:
Raymond Evans and mother. Mrs: W.
r. Evans OF Brooksidc: Mrs Ev" Hew-
Icy. Miss Ida Rcwley and Miss NATL"
Vaughn Of St Ciatrsvsl!r. were recent
guests in the home OF Mrs. Della Fow-
!cr and nephew. Wayne Stock.
Miss ESte!ia Atkinson was late
shopper at Wheeling.
Mrs Kate Ffnney was late lSarnes-
Vile shopper and enroute home. visited
with NorriStown friends.
Mrs. Elizabeth EoOnc returned t" h"r
home at Pittsburgh on Saturday after
an extended visit with her daughter.
COMMANDED her as far as Wheeling.
Max HanmCrle and wife we're recent
guests IN the home Of Charles hdolph
at 81. Clairsville.
Miss Harriet shepherd OF Morgan
town. who is the giIeSt OF her Ernnd-
narrnts Mr.. and Mrs. a. q. Hawthorne.
spent the weekend with her friend,
Miss Eunice Mcphcrson at Bann0ck.
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\, !, STOCKS

New York. July @S-- Recurrent weak
ness amons Numerous SpecUla;iNs II
duStrials. raruculariy equipment 49,
4 the feature - totay.s S,oEN i-.-%-t
Further proaoun, ed easement 81 al
tnoney rates. which t"l TO - r'rctn,
played no part N me ca!cuAh"N" OK
traders.
Gross declines = ; 20 = POINTS a.
eompanted the steady n"'r'"-s -: kai!-
way Steel Sp7!n.. GENERA. t..ectrsc:'
National Lead Ard dressed Si's! ar
The latter sustained An mia, d""Iins
BIZ nearly eight points over nigh news
hat payment OF the d.S:dra" - been
deferred.
United Drug. yesterdays sp", ta"l'ar
ssue, opened at tise p":a; -a.E. ~h!Ch
Boon gave way 70 ano'ner rsteTs%t OF
seven points. The final pu"'au"n. now
liver, showed q net gam oil ;HrHN p"'oiS
\IIerce Arrow common and preferred
dobaker Pullman. AMERICAN anu
dHin Locomotive. Famous layers
lied E-uU. California lAcnl9S AMI
score Of Kindred A. w".--Hs un-
ssiNed stocks reacted ;w0 20 h'e
RaiIs we're The only Early stable -
es notably PaCIny and ,uaiers. United
Ates See, and independent issues OF
az group showed occasions. SuH>ta'-
| support with hiSh grail" "'.S. ""t
sed Sariahiy at the NeaEE close. SAFES
hounted 10 +h5.Opp shares.
Adylces from steel ccU,c-S sad over
ices had brought Nttlr ".w ".N!H'SS
he quarterly report Of m h>a..-cm
eel corporation disclosed - 80 &c
rinkage OF orders compared WITH 'he
st three mCnthS VI the I"Lt.
Exchange on LODGan Mas steady and
e French rate s,litcued n 7"sH"nSr :"
q lower rate announced by the Bank
France. German Hud AUSTRIAN re-
ittanCes weakened. Win variable
Ranges elsewhere.
Liberty bonds were 1pHrecAo.H
cher, also ,oca! utilities and S"veraI |
the foreign grcu?. "Spe'';a.% FrcArh
hunicipaI$ and intel kInSdo ms OF
AZ Total sales gar valueJ S.&.51S-
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HONEY AND EXCHANGE

New York. July cs--rrtm" mercantile
aper TO 6Ea. ExchanG" steady: stcr-
ling 6o-day bills and COMMERCIAL 6n
day bills on banks %j5&: commercial
sO-tay bills 3s3: demand 557S: cables
357ss
Francs demand 767; cables 7sS. Bel
cian francs demand f+E; cables i46.
Guilders demand $685. cables 3o@l. Lire
demand All: cables IIc. Marks demand
Lc3h: cables IAN. Greece demand
b46. Sweden demand 2oSo Norway de-
nsand 1890. Argentine demand 1850
Brazilian demand lll2. Montreal - and
1916 percent discount. Government
and railroad bonds nrm.
Tine loans steady: 60 days. 30 days
and months yer cent
Call money easier: high AZ low 2H
ruling rats ~: closing hid I: offered
8, az: last loan ~ bank aor"ptancns
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LTTTLETON

MI and Mrs Philips spent Sunday
with friends In HUNDRED
Miss Alta Burrh Of McMechen Is
spending few days here with her
IarentH Mr.. and MIA Thad Burch.
MISS Elizabeth Murphy who is at
tending school at West Liberty. spent
the week end hero With hcr parents
MI and Mrs James Murphy.
Mr.. and Mrs Grafton Stidger and
family spSnt Sunday with friends IN
FsirTnnnt
Mr. L>o Vrilers attended the dance
a. Sylvester Cla1ks Saturday night
MrR George Tough and family OF
ShfnrSton arc visirtrg her parents MI
and Mr. w n Hinarmon hero for
few daye
Amos Jorliffee Of Warrington vas q
business visitor here Monday.
NJ an dArA Harry Nnss1oVe and
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W. ]. woI.LMAN 8 CO.'S
CLOSING STOCK LETTER

(Ev private wire 10 4. j.. Masten Coz
New York. July "S-- Ir0fc: Sional op-
orators continued To attack prices IN
different section OF the industrial list
after the railways had sold 20 new h'Eh
points. Southern and Northern racine
and Sew York Central advanced as did
Canadian Pacific. AtchlSon and IN low
priced issues activity and strength was
seen IN a number Of railroads racine
Oh made new nigh. Mexican Petroleum
wa, irregular with demand at ono time
for Asrhat, Retail Stores WAS for Sa!o
on strong r.ac. ard American Sumatra
lacrcd. S:eels were narrow.
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TOLEDO 0HAH.

Toledo, O.. July 2S.-Whcai. cash and
JGly $780,: September 81. 81: Dccon,-
Der sl.37.
C'lovcrserd. primo cash and October
Sl4.0O December Sl3.70; February
$3.50: Netrch SASS.
Alsike, primo, August and October
Sl065; December and March Slo.7B.
Timothy. prime cash sass: September
$3.50 October S2.65: December $2.70.
March $3.50.
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DRY GOODS

New York. July IS Cotton goods
wore in moderate ClN in the print cloth
ann ahr",lncs div. slon. i'srCalcs AMI
EinShau.s sod steadily and tho denim
markets. were moro active al lower
prices. Yarns ruled steady. Raw s!lks
were quiet There was u demand for
wool goods for mems woar by tho larger
houses and IN Somc OF the SpoCla!tios
agencies Burlaps ntfnued quiet.
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B. b o. EAnHINHS.

r. & o. operating revenues fcr juno,
1921 were: tl6.516.023.75. decrease OF
81, 2sG.BS3cs, compared with tho same
month in 1920 Operating expenses
vnre sl4.9ST ms 81. decrease Of 81
slS7o94S. Ne; revenues Vere 81 S1s,-
siS.4A an increase Of 1544.916-l9.
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CHICAGO GRAIN

Chicago. July .S.-Whcat prices de-
cltned to-day. largely as the result ~
an apparent halt IN export demand. TIL"
market closed heavy. e % lSac me-
lower. corn finished - 70 Scot -
10 up. and oats lost Ac 10 Y. In ~
VISIONS. The outcome was -ber 10 soc
advance.
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Eazel-Atlas Glass Co.-Transfer books
close July Ie- Tor 3 per cen; cash divi-
dend. payable July 20.
Sterling Products lnc. )-Transfer
books close July 10. for per cent
cash dividend. payable August l.
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N. Y. STOCK EXCHANGE

Wheeling. W. Va. July IS. Il.
Furnished The Intel:genCer ry A e
hasten & Co members OF tEe New forl
Stock Exchange. NAtiohli Bank BuIio-
Ing, Wheeling. w. Va. Louis r. Brane
RaSidenI Partner
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PITTSBURGH LIVESTOCK.

Pittsburgh. July 2S.-Hogs. ,recetptA
1000. market higher; heavies, 1850 to
1850: heavy yorksrs light workers. and
pigs. l2.T5 to l3.0o.
Sheep and lambs. recetpta 900: mar
ket steady. top sheep. $50. top lambs.
1880.
CalveAreceipts, 100; market higher;
top. 1850
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LIBERTY BONDS

New York. JutS 3s--LIberty bonds
closed: 7i..s $S7 nrst ~ S67-S6: Eec-
ond "a 1915. Yrst 4&s $ST.T2: second
SIS $3.50; third ~ s s9l2c: fourth
as Ss774: Victory SIS sss SIS: Victory
Asa 1880
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Cash quotations:
wheat-No. red. sl-17a1,s%: No. .
hard S1.2s% Tl.2?is.
rorn--No. mixed 64h G6jc. No. >
yellow sIL: T66c.
Oa,S--No. white 3Th C 2Sc. No. 3
white SIS a $50.
Pork-Sominal
IarI-Sl2.l5m
ROS-Sl0.50All.05
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STANDARD OIL
SUBSIDIARY STOCKS

Wheeling. W. Va. Jr.y 80. -.
Furnished The Intelligence, 81 A r
MaSten Co members New York Stors
exchange secord floor NatiCo3l Bar
II " Nl RlHE
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LOCAL STOCKS

Wheeling. W Va, July IS. ~.
Daily quotation LIS: Wheeling Stock
Exchange complied for The 1nteili'
Rencer:
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N. Y. COTTON MARKET

Wheeling. W. Va July IS. ~.
Furnished Tho Intslngencer by A. z
Aasten & Co. members Now York Stock
Exchange Second floor National Rann
Of w. Va Bldg.
Stocks Omen IInh | Low Nlnaa
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BOSTON COPPER STOCKS

Wheeling W Va. July * 81.
Furu,shsl The intehtE"u"e- uy A. T.
Aasten Co. members Boston Stoch
Exchange. second floor National Banh
VI ". Va. RidE
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NEW YORK CURB MARktl

Wheeling. ". Va. July ~. y.
R.norted by 4. r. Mas,en 4 Co. mem.
her, New York STOCK Exchange. secona
door \at,,ra; Bank OF W. Va. Bldg
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PITTSBURGH STOCKS

Wheeling. W. Va. July IS. 81.
furnished The Intelligence by A. b
ha.Aen & Co. members PittaburEh stock
Exchange. second floor Eationa! bank
OF " Va Bldg
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PETROLEUM.

on C!ty. July 2S.--Cre1it balances
Sc25. runs 1919: average 5o.2ss; ship
ments 26.iS2: average 4o.587.
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Total sales $500 shares
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Open. High. Low. ! Close.
Every evening, Wilmington daily commercial., 1921-03-10
cHEsTERTowN AND VICINITY

Chestertnwn. Md March ~ Captain
Thomas Honans star route mail carrier
between Rock Hall ard Cheatoriown
haq heen hofiaetF for fwo weeks with
qevote attack II tho Rrip Oliver Kendall
has been substituting for him Mel
Messenger William y Stafford al@o ls
quito III ai hl4 home wifh q deep cold
u Gadev Warren has contracted with
Walfrr ! Pippn for the erection # a
fine home 90 the building lGf IN college
It'll. Chestcftnwn. which he recently
uirehaaod Tho residence sill he pf frame
aud modern ~ every respect Fhr eon-
traei prirr s sald - ~ alofif 5000
sovcrnl other fre hnues wiil " erected
dirlnp the spring and summer h'It tho
contracts have mot vet heeu let
Ihc FLYING Squadron Il ihe @fa'r
Christian Fndravnr ~oriefv wfll VISIT
{ Chcsferfnwhlfodav fnr m afternoon and
everira convention ln .hriaf " 7 hurch
fleh arr making appaararee n locai
markets ~ far slyod quantities ard arr
bringing gnod prices White and yellov
perch arr plentiful hilo few fne pike
ate hning faught
Nlr and Mrs Henry II kllnefeifrr
who sront tho winter n baltimore. wll
soon return - thor country horne Ster
+ iinPinrH. near hf'~f' 6'VVf' Ut Hi''s'
Ciernents and daughters ai@o will soo,
return from their winter apariments =
their Washington avenue home
The game ~ checkers has been revived
n fhcstprfawn. and quito . number q
rvperts have developed during fhT pas
few weeks Clerk ~ the ourf Park
Hasin - regarded ~ one of the lost PLAYER
IA The town
Should President Harding revoke th'
order II former President WILSON whici
placed the rostmasfars of lie first. sfcono
anil third claas under cIvii service. onlS
one poatoffine 81 Kent county will ~
affected including Rettertnn, where MIR
Katherine Brire domination was
cnt IT, ths, senate several noathk ago rs
President Wilson. Int has not been con
firmcd
Every evening, Wilmington daily commercial., 1921-03-10
FOR UN|F FORMITY IN
STATE FISHING LAWS
Joint Conference Of Delaware
and New Jersey Comnois-
sioners 10 be Held.

ioint conference ~ tha DelawBrr and
Nov .TorseY fish commissions, appointed
- Tho governors pf the two states Is
orrooied ~ tre held IN Trenton.
tom orrow pr saturday ~ this we"k
Thr Eetv Jersey commission - avpected
to hp named today JON thr appoint
uaut ~ the %ev, Jersey commission Ar
rangernrnts will FYe fnsde for an immediate
conference. as the legislatures n 10th
States will now eioae IN short trrns
The Delaware commission vas appoint
ed ssrlv last month and has held > mum
l..r of hearings ~ this place as we'll as
rylfh members ~ tho View Jersey Fish and
C,arne omrnirnion az Trenton Hearings
~ tho Delaware fishermen have fNen
held
II "a the plan ~ the first 0onference
that rolnts ~ difference. If there ere snv.
10 brought ont 81 that they car - lroned
n,,t - the mutual satisfaction n The COM
rnisa,onsrs 0f both States here aro
several points ~ which The avs y he
two Staies are not uniform and i ras fov
the ryrimarv purpose of renedvIng thi7
sIt4,aflou Sc wei ~ taking other plans
for thr protect ron of FISH hat the over
nor made The appointment ~ the Della
ware commissioners r. rneef with 2 com
mission from New Jersey
Following tha FIRST Jonf c0rterTnoe i
- MANNED shat The two e0mrhlEzlous hfll
bold another hearing for their fishermen.
a. hat points ~ difference can r. settled