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The Wheeling intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1903-1961, 1921-01-24
ORE OUTPUT IN
1920 IS LARGER

The .Yon ore mined In the United
States in 1890. exclusive OF that whIcH
manganese is estimated at S'.1IS,Ooo
gross tons. an increase OF IL per cent
a. com pared with the output In i'l2
The shipments 81 orc from The m'n nGS
ia iS@n are estimated ~ 6Sa"S'oVg
gross tors. valued at $3.50. 400 an
sncreaSc IN quantity OF nearly e per
ccut and IN value OF nearly '3 per cent
- compared with shipments In lSS
The average selling value OF me orc
whole United states In 1920 WAS StlS:
in 1919 4 was 1851 The stocks OF
iron ore At the mines. mainly In N!cni-
gan and Minnes%ts, apparent.y d.,
1918 70 lll4Sooo tons in 1920. or -
The, production o. iron. ore IN 1920
was less than 100000 tons below that
- 1918 and Is exceeded only by tnai
% tho. war year 1915. 1917 and 1919.
In 1890 shipments exceeded production
oy approximately $4,000 gross tons.
out in 1912 production exceeded ship
lnents by about -4.l4I.oO0 tons.
The record Of the ir"n-m!ning IN
dustry in 1920 is the more remarkagie
when il is considered that shipments
were hindersd by Il strike Of ore han
dlers a the shopping docks early In the
Ison. then by railroad tic-aps. due
10 a strike Of switchncn, and by short
age of coal. cars. ANA vessels. and later
pg the closing down or blast furnaces,
which was brought about by the cess3 :.
zion OF the demand for pig Iron and
steel
These estimates. which are based on
preliminary figures furnished by pro-
iuccrs OF 81 per cent OF the norma!
output OF iron ore. were prepared by
Ernest +. Burcbard aud Hubert W;
Davis, OF the United SfNes GeoloSical
Survey. Department OF the lnteritr
.rbn final figures Will not be available
until complstc returns have been OBJ
tnined bv the Fourteenth CenSuS: The
results OF the estimate are sufficiently
~omp,etc 70 show the totals for the
principal iron-ore producing States:
and 6y grouping together certain or
these states the totals for the Lake
Superior district and for groups OF
southeastern, northeastern and west
arm states can be obtained
Tbout So per cent OF the iron ore
mined and shipped in 1920 game from
.fe Lake superior district. IN whlch
5SlTS. 900 gross tons was fined and
50 900 TONS was shipped. Increases
" about - and - per cent, respeo-
lively. as compared with the quanti-
lies mined and shipped In 1919. The
ore shipped IN 1870 was @calued at
Ss5T.J4a00e. an increase Of about tS
ger cent.
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ment. Increased Inquiries nave oecn rc-
ported from Switzerland and the tar
East, the latter attributed partly 10 Jap
anese agents for Chin;I a small sale or
sheets was reported TO Italy. being the
FIRST OF the kind IN some time. Completed
Official figures show imports OF 3S.2sl.-
600 pounds for November and exports
OF SS.Sl9000 According 70 the copper
export association, the production OF r.
fined copper in the United States dur
ing 1920 Was 1.670.759.0O0 pounds. or
nearly 9S.O0o.006 more than the preIim
mary estimate OF the geological sur.
vey recently published.
Lead showed little or no change FOR
the week. Demand continues good. pro
duct!on Is low aud imports increasing
Tin dropped about three cents but had
a substantial recovery due 70 improve
mont in the London market and IN ste--
ling.
Zinc was slightly easier FOR prompt
shipment. bu; futures were steady. Con
sum"rs apear 70 be- we'll SUPPLIED and
stocks IN first hands continue large.
Antimony WAS in somewhat batter de
rNnd with prices n shade higher.
The Wheeling intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1903-1961, 1921-01-24
SISTERSV|LLE
$4,000 Organ-Orchestra
For Paramount Theatre

Special Dispatch to The Intelligence,
Sistersville. w. Va. Jan. % - This
week will sec the installation at the
Para mount theatre In Sistersvillc of one
OF the most wonderful musical iustru-
ments. Il pipe organ orchestra. compris-
Ing thirty-tve Instruments and capable
OF producing orchestra music Of the
highest quality. Manager William h.
Hoffman, has just closed the deal for
the instrument at Pittsburgh and il IS
expected thar ii will have been COM
pletely Installed before the close of the
present week.
The instrument cost $4,000 and Is the
only one Of its kind in West Virginia.
clared to have been Il revelation OF the
artistic capacities Of the instrument.
Similar ones have been installed III the
Davis theatres in Pittsburgh, Ia.
The Wheeling intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1903-1961, 1921-01-24
COURT so contested
THAT IT OPENS LATE

New York. Jan. @3.-When supreme
Court Justice Arthur 5. Tompk!ns. OF
Nyack, who has been assigned TO sit in
general sessions for the purpose OF re-
l!eying the congestion OF that courts
calendar, arrived at the criminal courts
building yesterday morning he found
the building deserted except for Kenny
Jackman, dean. Of the elevator corps.
He accostcd Kenny and asked whether
he was in the right place. When told
he WAS Justice Tompkins asked the rea-
son for the deserted condition Of the
building.
You're too early" Benny informed
Kim. It's only 9 o'clock"
What time does court open here?"
asked the justice.
About 1880 or II O'clock" answered
Benny.
The Justice told Benny who he was
and was taken up 70 his chamber. where
he lighted cigar and waited for 1880
10 arrive
The Wheeling intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1903-1961, 1921-01-24

Columbus O., Jan. 23.--To back "o-
men Of the university in all big projects
women graduates more cloes!y together
IN the announced purpose Of the
Womcn's omCmitete Of Ohio State Uni:
versity, recently formed. 1t is composed
Of women who are members of the ONO
state Alumni Association.
Tie commitete plans to organize the
state into five districts. with Akron
Cleveland. Columbus, Cincinatni and
Dayton, as the centers. ,Therc are
alumni organizations in each Of those
cities. In time. the committee nope 10
have organiza lions in each congressional
district, and then in each county OF thu
state. J.,
one OF the aims Of the committee Is
10 see the beginning OF womans, buiid-
ing Oh the campus this year 1t also
will work for the establishment or
music hall and art museum on the cam
The Wheeling intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1903-1961, 1921-01-24
Inn! RE.VIFN

New York, Jan. @&.--Stcel has been
dull, rejecting 4 continued shrinNaSe OF
new business. In few instances 'nde-
pendent companies have shown as,
uosgtion to shade prices below The steer
corporation levels. Production by indie
pendents. Is running light while the DIG
plants are operating NJ 90 per cent or
capacity or better. Buyers expect tur-
Their readjustments and there Is I't"'
constructive demand.
Pig iron remains v,nW ana weak. Con-
sum"rS are well supplied ana IN som"
cases have stocks t. sell. Production
however. Is light. as many furnaces arc
out.
Copper has been shad" easier. Elk
port demand continues hut domestic
consumption docs no. broaden. which
fact with un:avo-ab'" British trade re-
porta. unsettlc- sentiment. larger pro
ducers arr said 20 h~ accepting "~l"rs
a. IS cents for first quarter. out ih:S X
ure might De shaded for prompt ship
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OHIO NEWS


Columbus. o., Jan. 23.-Ohio workers
in the collection OF funds TO continue
ma !ntenance Of American feeding STA,
tions for children Of eastern and centrai
Europe, we're preparing for the busiest
week in their undertaking to-day.
Motion picture week" and Herbert
Houvcr's visit TO Columbus FRIDAY are
leading features of the schedule.
Movie theatres hav" been organized
10 take collections all day Wednesday
for the Hoover fund. and 10 give special
ing, when all receipts will be given TO
the fund.
Relief fund workers throughout Che
state have been invited L" meet MI
Hoover. at a noon meeting Friday, III
the evening Mr.. Hoover VIII be guess
Of honor at sl00-a-p!nte dinner OF
stew. bread and cocoa.
STAT. Chairman w. II. Jones reported
To-day the state past the half way marx
in its effort to raise S2.UO0.o0O OF the
$4,000 900 fund sought IN the country.
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TO Devise Plans.

columbus, o., Jan. 23-CrS!ng county
school super!rt"ndents, county boards
OF education and school officials in gen
cral to start now 10 devise plans ana
pronulsatc policies Of school admins
lratton for the next year. Vernon NJ.
R!egei, state superintendent Of public
Instruction IN 4 letter to-day asks
school officials 10 bond their efforts 10
the 81 tmina Ion oil waste or time, ettori
and funds in the maintenance OF SCHOOLS
the coming year.
The present school, law is adequate in
every respect, Mr.. r!ege! said. and when
II becomes fully operative next year.
VII! enable many districts 10 reduce
their tax lnvies. The letetr continued:
County boards Of education. IN CO.
operation with local boards. should eN-
erclse their statutory prerogatives IN
the arrangement OF schoo! districts &C
curding 10 topography and population,
In order that schools may be easily &C
cesSiblc 10 all pupils. This should also
euual!2c valuations and should endearo'
TO the fell cxetnt OF their power TO OBJ
!, tain equal schoo! advantages for all
children Of the county.
~ surrey should be made n state
AID societies for the purpose OF rcioca-
ton and elimination Of small and un-
necessary schools. Many such schools
can be clm!nted Without transportation
% pupils
available for more young people. Els
tab.!sh ut least lhirh grade schools
wherever possible. Where legally con-
stIlutcd high schools canont be estab-
lishrd, high school instruction may be
given IN accordance With tho general
code Of the STATE.
Village districts exist surrounded by
rural districts. Social and business cen
lNrS should he educational ccntcrS.
There - no sound reason why one dis
lrir, should exist within another; they
should hc combined.
We can accomplish much for the
boys aud girls for bcictr education the
coming year in ohio. 10y exercising ou-
rights and powers 10 the fullest extent
POSSIBLE"
The Wheeling intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1903-1961, 1921-01-24
POSTPONE CONFERENCE.
Gas Company Officials Cannot H Here
wednesday. - rs

Owing to the inability OF officials OF
the Natural Gas Company OF West Vir-s
ginia to be present Wednesday eyenZ
ing at the public mass meeting called
for that time, the meeting has been
postponed until January 81.
Representatives OF civic organiza-
tons are expected to attend and enter
arguments against the proposed tp-s
crea scd rates asked for by the COM
pany. The meeting was called by the
city council. and was postponed by the
city authorities upon the plea Of the
Officials
The Wheeling intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1903-1961, 1921-01-24
DRIVER NOT LOCATED.
Auto Knocks Elm Grove Man and Child
INTO Crock.

Up 10 late hour last evening H.
trace had been found Of the driver Of
the machine that struck John Carroll.
~ Elm Grove. late Saturday night,
knocking him and his infant son off
the stone Bridge NJ Elm Grove into
Wheeling Cock. Neither were injured
but are suffering from the shock.
Mr. Carroll was ARRIVING the child
and was walking With his wife whrn
hit by the machine. He was thrown off
tha bridge into the creek below and that
lie .eRraned injury seems MIRACULOUS.
The driver Of the ma chiue did not stop
and the rnlic~ have little or no clue'
uT.on which 10 worN.
Nnry 4 earc"s4iu' business S:,S be ~
built on Foundation ii lut",s'""uc"r
Want Ads.
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want Appointment.

Columbus. o.. Jan. @S.--Co-nc.io j..
Marquis. OF Guayana l'orto Rico. clerk
IN the Columbus postoflice. wants 10 60
home. but h." wants 10 take with his. an
appointment as postmaster OF his home
town. he has applied TO the govern
mtnI for the position. and query from
Washington to Postmaster k!nnear
brings 10 light an interesting story yrc.
gardiug Vargas.
Supr, III" Court Judge Benson ".
Houea: ,'uHr!.s t." tnncho. local archi-
test. and y. y Mccoy. superintendent
OF the Columbus street cleaning depart
,ncnt. were OFT boar. "a troop ira nsport
at tac close OF lii" spanish Acmricar
war, returning to the United States, az
tcr. having seen scrN Ice IN the war
After tho Snip had left port stow
away, a Porto U!can boy. Was found on
board. The three men iutcrc"ded III the
lads behalf. and when the snip reached
this country. saw that 4 WAS properly
nulrittcd. and earning a living. From
time To time, they kept track of him,
Planning education for him, and on April
i. 1870. he was given an appointment
IN the local puStoffIct.
The Wheeling intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1903-1961, 1921-01-24
FIND LICENSE PLATES

TWO new West Virginia automobile
license plates were found Saturday
night by city police. and are now being
held IN the police department offices
awaiting someone 10 claim them.
One Of the licenses Is numbered
@7t@S while the other Is a Commercial
tag No. s4&7, both being new 1921
plates.
The Wheeling intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1903-1961, 1921-01-24
Left at Minimum.

Columbus. o.. Jan. z3.--Fish and
game leg!sla ton will be kept down 10 Il
minimum. II efforts OF the state Bureau
Of Fish and Game county for anything.
l. C. Baxter chief OF the bureau. said
Today. Measures that the bureau Will
urge support Of, he said. Will be those
that have been approved by the Leaeu"
Of ohio Sportsmcn, representing sports
mems organiza ions In every county IN
he state and by III" state grange or
farm bureau. -Four big measures only
are being given attention at TIL" time
as follows:
The resident fishing license bill, tn"
hill to prevent stream pollution. the bill!
to establish public hunting grounds. and
the bill 10 adjust seasons on fur-bearing
animals.
Measures not endorsed by the sports
men during 10 r"r"n' r"nNont'"h mere"
Mi.l to- gwen s'r'"udT! coins .d'Fht: ION
l,y the state hurruu, il WAS "nid. Mr..
Baxter has Insisted to spV''tSmen that
tho time OF the Legislature must not be
The Wheeling intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1903-1961, 1921-01-24
National Game Conference.

Columbus. o., Jan. ga. G.. Baxter.
chief. and !. w. Stuber, assistant chief
Of III" state bureau OF fish and game
will represent Ohio 1T the National
Game conference In New York, Jan. "a
and -. Mr.. Baxter announced to-day.
Free hunting grounds and the perfect
ing Of dSpa rtmeHt Of conservation
within the federal government. with Il
secretary in thr Presidents cabinet. mr."
two of the most important measures to
be discussed at the conference, Mr.. Bax-
ter said.
fish and game chiefs from every state
in the Union and FROM Canada. accord
Ing to him. Scientists. Sportsmen, and
experts in the two nations in the work
OF game conservation, will be prominent
In the conference he said.
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No Bettorment.

Athens. O.. Jam. 23.--Wlth thousands
OF COIL miners IN The docking district
working only about Une-Ih!rd time. lead
ing operate predict no betterment In
conditions until The opening Of the lake
trade neal srring \ considerable de-
crrAs,. In orders IS reported by numer-
Gus companies, with thr opinion express
Cd by producers that the output has ex,
cSe-Cird the demand. and 4 'catrhing-up
process is necessary, before there can
ben any great increase in business.
The Wheeling intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1903-1961, 1921-01-24
BUSINESS ON
BETTER BASIS
Henry Clews Sees Encourag
ing Factors In January
Conditions
BY HENRY cLEws

New York, Jan. 2S--lmproHement IN
business has continued 10 be IN evidence
as demonstrated by several factors IN
the current Situal ton. one - the re-
viyal Of retail buying demand in var
iouS parts Of the country, wnich mas
resulted IN the presence OF = substantial
and active body Of purchasers OF spring
goods IN this city during the past week.
Another Is the resumption OF activity
at still more plants and consequent
increase in employment in various parts
OF the country. OUscttinS this cohnl-
Ion OF affairs y I'll. further tendency
toward reaction IN the steel trade an
nounced during rUv past week. the p!ac-
ing Of good many OF Ill" lndspenueht
mills OH very restricted part tine
basis Sud the disposition OF the rail-
roads to Curtau their working forces IN
an important measure. There has been
4 general disposition 10 reduce the eN-
tent OF reliance upon banks and 10 seek
- depend as far ~ practCaoIs upon
the internal resources, OF the various
businesses, I fact which III itself ind!-
Gates a cnnScrSHtlN" disposition. De-
Ve.opment OF a more satisfactory con-
tract In thc textile trades, designed 10
end SO far as possible the cancellation
OWL has been another step in the prep
aratlCn for sounder business during the
coming year. There has been I DECIDED
revival Of demand and OF activity IN
cotton and Wooden lines and IN thc dry
gods trade which IL dependent upon
Them ThN belies tEat prices rave be-
come Ca!rly completely rcadjusted IN
This branch OF business : now general
Shading" OF steel prices which mas
been in progress during the past week
is regarded ~ u necessary step toward
the attainment OF = similar condition OF
adjustment in the metal trade
Banking Position Improves
Following closely upon an announce
ungnt that the rcserve ratio or the Fed
er,il Reserve system had advanced 10 ~
per cont Governor Harding OF the FED
s-ll Reserve Board. in an address IN
This city on the evening OF January -
made an unequivcral statement 10 the
effect that banking conditions had nov
passed the point OF greatest strain anG
were decidedly we'll along on tho road
toward a stable situation. There mas
bAsn a marked reduction OF inter re-
serve bank discounts and local condi-
rionS generally have improved. Gomez
deot with this declining cost for money
mas been L distinct gain in the values
~ bonds, both those OF the Government
issucs and OF the stronger private rs
surs Secretary Houston,S offering OF
S";O 400 900 Of Urea sury certificates was
oIcrsubscribetl moro than twice, the
outcorr showing the existence OF
suIhs,antlal volume ot fluid FUNDS wh:cH
can be reached when An oncr ~ SUM
GENTLY attractive. ENCOURAGED by inns
relatively better supply OF cash c2nsid,
.rahle new financing Is now understood
10 he in prospect and may be put lnto
effect at an early date. Even tho cpl.
denlc OF small hank failures which had
prevailed IN some parts or the west
has apparently been checked.
The Wheeling intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1903-1961, 1921-01-24
Well, Well

Colonel. understand your oil WEI.
WAS down 1000 feet last week.
''ITm."
How far down are they now"
Must lie getting near In" internal
caSiuns--they'vc struck asbestos, -
H. Setback.
The Wheeling intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1903-1961, 1921-01-24
n. !. STOCKS

New YORK Jan. @3.--In theI securities
u.a, Ser las; week. there was resump-
t:vr 81 short selling and occasional l!q-
r:du.ion which went far towards effac
The Wheeling intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1903-1961, 1921-01-24
coLoRED ELKS.
Form Funeral Escort for FGUpls
Washington.

More than 80 members OF the c6lorsd
Order Of Elks turned out to attend tho
funeral services Of their deceased broth.
er. Temple Washington. who has for o
number of years been employed At IL
Western Union Telegraph Office %
Twelfth street.
The members Of the lodge eScofeoo
the body from tue Mendel Undertaking.
Parlors to the Simpson \. II. +. church,
where Rev. Perkins. pastor. had charge.
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Ambitious Plans.

taken I'D with non-essentsa! and unim
portant fish and game bills.
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Read and use Intelligcnccr Want Ads.
You'll set what you want
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