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The gazette-times. [volume] (Heppner, Or.) 1912-1925, 1921-10-20
Derby winner.

Derby winner,
How in the world did you happen
TO pick the winner?" asked a friend.
Il had a hunch."
"Hunch?"
Yes, behave yourself is the last
thing my wife said to me when | left
home. Youngstown Telegram.
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GG\ Poem b.
SS5zI1! Uncle John

their curtain of blue, till six million
clouds draped my subject in Shrouds
of course my refrain wouldn't do
So, I'm sad and moroSe, twixt the
sunshine an SHOWS; I'm weary an
peevish an lame; my muse has went
punk, while the weather mans
drunk, I'm thinkin of changin' my
name!
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CIRCUMSTANTIAL EVIDENCE.

The Bingville board of selectmen
had held many sessions and finally
formulated a set Of auto laws that
was the pride of the county. So the
constable felt no worriment when he
stopped a motorist.
"Ye're pinched for violatin' the
auto laws" he pronounced.
Which one?" inquired the trav-
eler.
"Durned if know, but ye certain
ly hain't come all the way down Main
Street without Dustin one of them. a"
ALlBI.
Teacher: why are you so late to
school this morning."
Pupil: Il think must have over
washed myself
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THE Low BIRTH RATE.

TIE LOW DIX Fl NATE.
Little Jane had long desired a ba.
by sister, and one day she came rush.
ing home in high excitement.
"Oh, mother; come downtown
quicklyp she exclaimed. There are
splendid bargains in babies and Won
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CARRY On.

He: If should kiss you, would
you scream?'
She: Yes, but please don't mind
that
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With thousands Of restaurants and nearly now
having lunch Of the biggest industries New York
City the daily manufacture Of million sandwiches Science
and invention have stepped and there special machines
for cutting bread ham, chicken for putting sandwich to-
ghcr and wrapping in oiled paper also formulas Tor
making tc liquid ingredients like pmeno cheese huge
We have the above Of New York sandwich factory
W special arrangements with Popular Science Monthly
The Wheeling intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1903-1961, 1921-05-23
IRON REVIEW

Now York May a1.--OcCaSlonal lar
orders for steel for structural purposes
and from railroads. autom"hLIc '"h''"o
and for export. give tho appearance "'
moderate activity at times. nut III wy
the buying is sporadic and noe '""'
tinuouS and production - only "h""t
thirty or forty per cent OF NIL 'Hr"'H'
Cautious about stocking up huN 'rH P''l''
orders only as they nCcd Inc Sues '"'
Immediate use. TN" undrrl"nH ~ S''A"N
although there have been instances
whore shading has been rcsortrd |" L!
some of the ind, prnd"nt companies
Zig iron has been moro active win Il
fair eastern demand. cSHcciahH 'r"m
p,pe manufacturers. The demand NOV"
ever, IS still disappointing and the tone
easy and unsettled.
Conner has shown coaS:dcrapIc hrhl-
ness with further sales Tor export al
prices ranging up TO l"'.' i. ~ =
Pacific coast. for Japan.
Zinc the first Of may, II IS cSt.n'''' e"
export sales have aggregated 3e'o"''"'
mounds, hut tho JapancS" buying now
bas fallen off and tho bulk OF the NOR"
recent business has been for shipments
N Germany and France. Among do
,rcStir huNcrs there has been fair dc
mand for June and July deliveries. k'-
turns so far received point ~ sharp
reduction in the United States OUTPUT
for April. and the prospect for stead
ily improving statistical POSITION -
supposed 10 DC reflected in the attitude
Of sellers.
Lead is easier. because oc liberal OF
rcringS by western operators ana mar
kct falling of In demand.
Tin has shown Irr"Euarty OWING ~
cratic changes In London. ASIDE from
n little huying Of futures LOT h"s''E"
account. demand remains poor
zinc has been quiet but firm. NJ
though consumers ar" showing more IN
terest. actual business IS small. pp"NS-
tic prices arc now we'll below tho prices
at which foreign zine could be imported
into this country.
Anthony Is firm on spot with stocks
strongly held.
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Queen OF tho Angels" After hcncdic-
ton, Mother Dear. D Pray for Nc
SERVICE FOR union
GRADUATING CLASS

Nc Merh"n school Was filled '" '.ti.t'iiI
last evening 1T the annual ~rrNl." TO"
'ihc graduates sc Union High sch nj vi
To-. rhur'h"S "f Union district We're
,i">rd IN order that tin '"nErrGI ton
could JOIN in the service. Vt ga IN"
graduates, twenty in number. marched
into the auditorium ami tnIk seats IN Il
rcs"rN ed section. 4 feature "r the SCR
wire WAS the mixed chorus Of over mir
" voices composed ur some Of III" best
local artists IN this vicinity.
The sermon WAS delivered icy f"E.
Harold q. tiHun'. pastor Of the FIFTH
Presbyterian church. al M"undSrille.
His subject VIZ. ":'reedum Through
Truth" He told Ia" graduates that
through rduratiun and study they
would l." freed from the clutches Of ST.
prrSliti"u and ignorance. and lIkcned
truth" To cductli nn and learning. In
closing he paid Il fitting and highly ap-
prrrintcd compliment TO the class ON
their achievement in graduating from
the Union Nigh school and stated that
he hoped that the students would con-
Time with their education which would
mean q more iTfiu"nfial standing in
tn, community where they live.
The invocation WAS pronounced by
Rev. S. J. Cotton. and tho scripture was
read Ivy Rev. =. W. Fuller. The ushcrS
for the service wore secured from the
students 81 IT,, aga school. Twelve IN
number.
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cincinnati. Ohio. May 2e.-Thc estao-
Iishmcnt OF a hospital for children win
,ncpral ailments. as an adjunct or inc
cincinnati General hospital Is ono Oh
tho most cherished dreams or MIS-
Helen r.. Woolicy. who has rcsiEneo aS
head If the public schools vocation w.
-c,u and who. In her ten years IN tna'
nosit,on. has gained national recoSnition
ns an educator and child psycho'oEls.'
Snc has accepted Il posiu" in pctro!';
Under Mrs. woollcy, cine
.rhoois are said to have been given the
distinction of being first III the c"a"'''
~ nubii.. school child welfare worK.
"Thc hospital should not he Tor cnl,'
,Ir,.u Of low mentality, said Mrs' "o'
T., hut the slightly unbatancco. merry
,usI, unstable children. Who IN gu.
.,,hnnlrnums arc ono Of the Erca ''S'
rrnhIcms. They puzzle III" tcacnrrs'
.hclr presence interiors with at'en.'o"
rcn,,frcd nv tho others. and they mem
,clycs are handicapped h! lack u,
.uc,.iaI understanding and attention.
hrItcv, that proper treatment al su'h
limo would euro the nervous .o"uN''
nf many such children.
'rhe work ~ giving Cinrinhati S'"'''
children psychological tests star'ed ~
,wo rooms back Of All old "School oInu
ing. Now. thr offices cover d" '"'''
Honr Of Il modern building
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BENWOOD
FIRST COMMUNION
IS ADMINISTERED TO
SLASS At ST. JOHNS

IMPRESSIVE services were he'd ycS'cr-
dav a, the 81. Johns Catholic church.
Tnrcc masses were held II IN" morning
and n the Chlldr"n'S mas fifty-thrcc
children received thor first HOLY Com
muniun Rt. Rev. EonnN"nturr. pastor
Of the 81. NphonsuS church. was in
charg" Of the service. The class Is IN
charge II Sister Bertha. VIII" Is known
among thu iitil" ones a. Little Mother
Bertha.
The "t,ruwninp "f the R,"~Srd Virgin
was held last evening ut which time tho
sanctuary of tn" church VA: very beau .
iifully decorated with flowers. and AL
the Chi!dron were dressed in white ana
carried the choicest flowers l" tnc'r
pivin" Mother.
The lin" of procession WI;
l. The cross bearer. Francis SIm"k.
. Altar boys with candies. William
Brennan and Howard Flanagan.
J. Altar boys.
!. Flower girls. All school girls. ex-
cent Ia" Queens Court.
:. Queens Court: Cal the ConSccra
ton Bearer. Elizabeth Scarnccrh!a and
her two attendants. Margaret FIREMAN
and Sahina McGce: fb) Crown bearers.
Mary Brennan. Catherine MGicc. Gcra'-
inc Bailey. Alberta Fordyc".
g. Tho Queen. Miss Margaret Mrp"n-
ncll with her attendants, Ectti" f"St
and Margaret Mc'icc.
:. Tho Queens flower girls. Magdh :
leno Reinckc, Gencvicve nreGan. AEnc9
Hcpc, Gertrude Hep. Helen Svarka. MARY
AEnS Mcmahon. Mary kicini, Mary
Cunts. Catherine Scodi. Laura konr.
&. Tho Young I.adiea' Sodalty.
. Two Altar hoy%. stephen HAL ann
A. TAndcrS.
N. The clergy
Tho hymns selected for the nTras7on
arc -'T!s the Month nf Our Mothc';
Hail Virgin. Dearest Mary, On This
ray. q Beautiful Mother" Our Lady"
The Wheeling intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1903-1961, 1921-05-23
Defer DIVIDEND
Salt Greek Consolidated Oil Shareholders
VIII Not Receive Initial Dividend
for While.

Wheeling district owners nj hundreds
Of SharcS Of Salt crock Consolidated on
company'Sturh VIII y" interested in the
announcement &C Judge James Owens "
Denver col. president az IN" "ompar''
10 tho effect that lh"r" j. II" possibility
that tho directors 81 IL" company WilI
declare the expected initial DIVIDEND III
thc very near future. IN tri"Grhrl
judy" owen explains that tho defer: q
declaration Of Il div idrrd is luSti'i"d by
tho large amounts expended by tho c""-
many in thor drilling IN In" Salt crock
field, as we'll aS III" present decline IN
the prices "r oil. II" adds that compile
ton Of drilling and higher oil prices
would he favorable factors Tor Tire con-
sidcrllivn "f Il dividend d""lara,'"h'
The Wheeling intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1903-1961, 1921-05-23
n. Y.STOCKS

New York, May @c.--The financial mar
kct last week indicated that furth'r mn
portant rcadjustmcntS wcr" Ia hr r\'
pccted In tho course OF the country
recovery toward prc-war conditions l" :
SclopmCntS III tho stock market gay
evidence that many irregularities "hi'h
had their origin In inflated values over
production and ahnorma,ly high "perat-
ing costs. were being subjected 10 NOR"
drastic revision.
Wall street and Investors showed inc!
had become moro or less !nir"d Z"
duccd or suspended dNtdcnds cue :"
poor earnings and increasing Hha"C'"'
needs Many additional ehaIcS Of 'n'9
character wcro expected IN inc 'h'Fe
quarter OF tho year.
Under the surface. hoNc\cr thC'c W"
evidence that GermaryS acceptance 90
tho reparations terms Was h'E!ns NS
effect. This was seen not only I" NV
strength Of foreign exchange put III '"e
lower rates Of discount fixed by AL the
federal reserve banks.
Tho position of the raI'ruaoS sa""eu
some signs OF Improvement arising from
Increased tonnage and the rropoS'u
Saxo reductions. But these factors were
largely coun,eroalanccd by the attltuue
BIZ labor organizations and demand lot
lower freight rates.
Commercial loans showed stcacr con
fractions from tho high peak or last
/ January and brokers loans were meas
urably smaller. Much new financing
4 for domestic and foreign undertt sings
IS contemplated including L french Sos-
eminent loan approHimating Sl9e'Voo'uVV
mainly for refunding purchases.
Gold continued I" POUR Into the coun-
try and tho total for the nrse n'e
months OF the year promised to exceed
saoo, oO0, 900. Imports Of the metal from
JatIn-America where exchange rates
have manifested greater weakness. were
The direct reflection OF demoratizcd trade
conditions
The Wheeling intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1903-1961, 1921-05-23
"CAHo CATTLE

chicago. May 21.Hattic. receipts
Sn0: compared with n week ago. beef
steers mostly steady: plain heavy
steers Is 70 o5 lower: Shc-stock and
bulls steady; spots weak: veal calves 20
TO soc higher: stockers and feeders 10
TO $50 higher. top beef steers for week
AS.S5.
Hogs. receipts 1000; generally loc
higher: top 500: bulk S.5OaS.S5: pigs
uominally steady: holdoycrs light.
Sheep, receipts 1000; practically all
packers direct: compared with week
ago best high fat shorn lambs steady
TO CSC lower: heav;cs and cuNs SOC
lower: best springs % 10 soc higher;
matured sheep - TO 81 lower: heavies
and Gull ewes. off moro. ycarlings ir-
regular
The Wheeling intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1903-1961, 1921-05-23
mRcANTuE PAPER.

,,In narcr 6a,G7. Exchanges steady;
Startling 80 day bill and commercial 81
:lay bills ON harks. a95: c"irn"rral 6"
d.,;; bills 39ia. demand. 3H9'2: cables
ao6I.: Francs. demand ST.; cables SO
belgian francs, demand So: cables 81 :
irc demand 5.56is cables. 5.5S. Marks
1865; cables 1863. Greece. demand
535 sweden, demand @G65. Norway. dc
,nnnd 1905. Argentine. demand 3lsr
Urazilian. ;cmand 1873. Montreal 1ni2
nor cent discount. Government pond
steady: railroad bonds irregular.
The Wheeling intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1903-1961, 1921-05-23
OHIO NEWS
TESTING KEROSENE AS
FUEL FOR AUTOMOBILES

Columbus. O. Mry -. Burners Tor
tho use If kCrO' "n' instead or Ed*ol,hc
in populai priced automobiles arc bcIns
tested by l'r"r. William +. MaGr"J"r "1
thr dcpLrtmcnt Of rn"rhHniral engineer
ing at ohio state university.
rrof Magrud"r CAPc"tS I" haN" th.Sc
tests completed by June. and also ms
inv cstiGations OF Easolcne saving DC
\ ices Work on these two devices has
been going on tor years in tho cnI,inc' =
ing experiment. station at the univ crSit"
with the end in view Of operating motor
cars at cons siderable Loss. cost than now
kcrusrnr alcohol AMI fuC; oil Lr" tn
future sources at motor car power. ~
rrnf MaGrudCr'S opinion.
The Germans h" said. re cay ~
1917, used tar in their Diesel rnGin"s
and thair use Of fuel oil in submarine"
and motor trucks WAS one Of their main
stays during tho war.
An Increasing us" "f uci oil in the
United States Is predicted by Prof. Nj
uruIcr
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Forsirrsrs In Ohio.

columbus, O.. May 2@.-One-twenticth
Of the foreign born population OF tte
United States lives IN Ohio. acccratnh
IN information received by State Ameri-
can!zation Director T.. {. Ncrmiiilvh
from Washington.
Out OF l3.7U3,oS7 alicn-bnrn citizens
in the United States. 67S,G47 live IN
ohio, with Gcrman-born citizens out
numbering all others. Tho number OF
aliens born in tho United States has IN
creased &c per cent since lslo; o,,.
arc; Germany. 1l1.3OS; Hungary a.
ISIS; Poland, G7.57s: Italy. $685.; AVS
tria. 1914: Russia. 1882" EnEiann'
i3.iS4; rzccho- Slovakia. I,?3s; JuG"-
Siavia. SO3S5; Canada: 2t:l7l; GfeeS',
III: Switzerland. $3.50; Asia: ';SI4'
Lithuania. 4,l93; Holland. 1909; Nor
way. 1857; Spain, 1881; West lAdies'
1,OSi.
The Wheeling intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1903-1961, 1921-05-23
PRODUCE MA1KEr.

New York. May 2l.-Butter-Steady:
creamery higher than extras c8is q :sc;
creamery extras co. score) csc: firsts
tSS To 81 Score) 24n271.C: packing
stock. current make, No. ., lie.
EgEsF'irm. Fresh gathered extra frsts
GAO csc: tirsts 2l023hc: state. Penn.
sylvania and nearby western hennery
whites. first to extras 28&33c: state.
Pennsylvania ana nearby western hon
nery browns, extras 3lGD32: do. gathered
browns and mixed colorS. first To extras
Is q CSC; storage. packed. extra frs.S
IS Z q &c: do. tirsts ESQ 26C.
Chccsc-CnScttled; state whole milk
flats. fresh specials l5G16Ec: do. aver
age run 136l5c: state. whols milk. twins
specials $50 16c; do. average run 13& .
l5c.
Live and dressed poultry. Iui"': prices
UNCHANGED
Flour-FirIu
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n. could furnish an itinerary for Two
weeks walking trip that would take
him into the widest sections OF tte
state. ms far away from people and o'E
,itics AZ mucn as possible, and alforh
Wild fruits and berries to live on;
sheldon said no spent two weeks ias;
summer hiking in the will sections o.
Michigan, and tho summer before tnt.l,
exploring the unfrcQucntsd parts o. Ne"
York state. Here's the itinerary hn'e'
recommended: a..
star, 1T GAINESVILLE. and foll"% the
Hus>insun river south to MC.oEncI' =
VILE; strike across country to New LcA-
ingtnn thence to Lancaster 10 Lok"h
to ,.hiiiirnthc To Jackson, to tthcn''
and In Marietta. The route Will brlhS
the Traveller into ten counties.
The Wheeling intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1903-1961, 1921-05-23
TEXAS UNITED
STOCKHOLDERS
ARE CALLED TO MEET PU1CHAS-
Frs OF PROPERTY TO BE HELD
IN PITTSBURGH.
Report Of Purchase to Be Made and
Suggestions for Future Operations
Made.

In 4 letter from purchasers of tho
holdings ur tn" TEXAS United ril COM
u3ur TC\aS uitrI shareholders ar"
nniiurd t. attend e iu""iin= ~ ""i""k
Thursday. May "S. =: the Kaufman fs-
r,rlucni sore huHdlnE. Fliih Avenue
and Smithncld street, Pittsburgh.
/: T.. Bauer s. Il. Watson ana Alfred
s Wright. representing ihr Various
committees appointed !" arrange the
rurrhaSc Of the TcNaS tinted property
from the trustees; in Bankruptcy hHN"
rn,nrIri,d thc.rrunNdIii"u. \ report II
The plr,hISc VIII hc mI,lr q, tho met .
inc Thursday. and Suggestions mao
and discussed Tor tho proper conduct -!
it;Illr.. nl"rrdtI"nS
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EAST BUFFALO MA1KEr

East Buffalo. y. Y. May 2l.-Cattic go
Receipts. 125: dull.
Calyes-Itcceipts zoo; steady S''"" :"
Hogs-Reccip,s 1900: slow: heavy.
25@9.5O; mixed $3.50 %; yorker :
light do, and pigs, 3o.75: roughs. $3.50
$50; stays. $f.5096.o0. am
Sheep and lambs-Eeceipts 400
a. O0G1 0 90: pethers, 81. s.25: ewes
s..o0I7.5O: mixed sheer. T.75G 500.
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Largest Class.

columbus. OHIO. May 22.-lhr larsrH.
class cycr graduated from Capital UNI
yersity will be given diplomas TINS II, y ss,d
The annual commencement will be heI u
t,a,. n".25 II will be the siXticth' All
'hn graduate. have received and ac'
ccptcd pastorates. , vail, he
Twcn,y-hvc young men also WI We
minated from the college. and Is from
Inc academy.
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Faculty MAnAgsr.

columbus, Ohio. May "".-Bcs'nn'hs
.,, ,c,r there will be faculty man
arcr nf student activities at ONO sun
University. according to decision OIL
, "'n student governing bodies. His du,
les in general. will be to correiae al
r,riz,Iiuns under on" head and sys'
,nn,iize their work. such plan Is uSrd
~. scycra, colleges and unirersi les II
"a said. and has proven satisfactory
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support Of tho Ohio Federat,on OF
churches. Congregational ehufcnea OF
Ohio in tho coming year VIII eonsr'D"ts
at least two cents per memoer. aho i.r
go ,hrec cetts. Rev. b. r. Lamb, ex-
o "ap secretary Of the ohio Federation.
has announced.
Tho n,csent years pledge OF the Con-
,ionalists, as Of other dsnomina'
siorS in the federation, was one cent per
member.
The Wheeling intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1903-1961, 1921-05-23
DHYaooDs MAE"T

Now York. May 2l---Nl denim pricei
today were revised downward to basis
Of ID cents for 2.20'S indigo. Cotton
GOODS continued fairly steady with ex-
port demand slightly improved. Yarns
remained unchanged. Knit goods were
IN better spc, demand Wool goods and
linens were quI-'
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FOR
NEARFUTURE
ARE OPTIMISTIC
Bv HENRY CLEwS

~, YORK. MaN o".--ThC Secretary az
IA" Treasury and other financial author
:ticS have during the past week mao" uh'
Wunicdly f;v"rab bar forecasts, protecting
Ihr dcN, lnpmrnt uf rh,tT money con
Gitirus. better industrial demand larger
foreign trade and more stable "\rhHhGc,
The Federal Res, rNC system has NOW
through the acli"u Of rthrr reserve
hankS. practically pat it's rr:s on
d. per cent basis throughout. Will thr
tendency az foreign 'X"hangr has h' IN
steadily toward higher levels in the case
"f nearly al European vurrrnrl"~. NJ
though thC cost ~! money has h"t come
down 81 far "a mhrH"i rates ar" con-
,"rucd II" accommodation IF gold con-
t.nucs and tho Federal Rc>erv" system
has reached the h;Hhcst level OF strength
. for 4 long 'm" lsSl. is reserve ratio
on May IS hcng I6S per cent ana iis
gold holdings $3.50. OO0. nN". a gain "
SiSS 00h. 600 over Il year ago.
Stabn1inE Prices
Sigh; further decline in prices Cor N"
month O., April has been announced ny
Various price reporting aCcnricS during
the pas week hut their figures do not
add materially 10 what had hlr"ndy been
madD known at the opening TINS month
nv those wiz" then mad" pubic th"Ir
rrc'irDinsry forecasts There is still x
tendency To even up or rcadJuSt
prices with n view - bringing about a
somewhat moro fairly balanced price
/ structure than that which now "Nis'S.
This process has necessarily caused
SOM" lowering "f values IN limos "hlch
had resisted changes: ncN"rthricHS II -
! clear that tho downward pri'" move
mcnt Is anou: reaching it's limit :" far
u n nj n
imndil;cs arc concerned. Influential re-
{ iaiIcrS in a C"nfcrCnr" with SrCTctrE
. Hoover, have undertaken 80 far as they
can 20 further tn" r"LdjuStmcn; OF re-
! tau pr.rcS both with respect 10 ono an
other and It's, IN relation IL wh"!"Sa."
/ values.
Taxation and Tariff Reform
y sous sion in Congress with rcl"rch'c
Ia tho question of tax reform has evil
IDENTITY dCN,,"p,h some C"nSid"TIh'" ok
! fcrcnccS Of opinion among IN" various
: clements IN the business community.
/ Tie pr"pnndCra.ing opinion mas ol
course. h"cu IN favor Of IN" repeal or
j existing tax legislation. hut there has
! been litt!c unanimry rs /" what should
/ hc substituted in plaC" Of i. Sales tax
advocates have had - encounter c"nSld-
CRADLE opposition. II now seems prob
: able that the action 10 he taken by CON-
gross will practically have to he dctrrm-
. lncd by -" Administration. when Will
evidently hr called ur"u II lay down II
/ positive program intended 20 cover the
/ legislation t. u" adopted. Secretary
Melons outline srnt ~ Congress som"
Ton DAYS ago has thus far not been aC'rd
: upnn. Request from the l'rr>:d cn mat
Il should y" followed would doubtless
: insure accordance Of il.
The Wheeling intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1903-1961, 1921-05-23
CHICAGO GRAIN

chicago. May "l.--WhCat climbed
rarldly in price today stimulated oE
crop damage. Tho market closed
strong. ~ To 6 CENTS net higher. with
May l.65t and l.65'r and July l."S L"
l.cSl.. corn gained - Z" ISIS ana "a'N
-, In 81, In provisions the "ui'"in"
varied from 9 cents decline to lur aid
vance
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ohio. Wildcat Section.

columbus. O.. May "2.--Whcre arc the
widest sections Of ohio
John I. Miller. stat" superintendent
W hubble wurks. knows now. Iln founl
On, 10 answer an unusual request from
". n. Sheldon. Cleveland.
Sheldon wrote Miller asking him IL
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rrrSBu1aH LIVE STOCK

RI, sburgh. May "l.-HoGs. receipts
1000: higher: heavics 900: workers. and
pigs 9.9oT 1000.
Sheep and amhs. receipts 900: steady;
ton sheep 500: top lambs 1900.
calves. receipts 20: steady: top Hoo.
The Wheeling intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1903-1961, 1921-05-23
TOLEDO NA1XET

Toledo May 2l.-Wheat cash ana
Nav 1862: July l.SA.
(loversced prime cash l"7"; Hctoher
and December 1915.
Alsike. prime cash 1915. S.o2'a: 1917
! SOIL: 1920. and May 3.l2h: September
20. October $50.
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N. Y. STOCK EXCHANGE

= Wheeling W. Va. May Fl. '21.
Furnished Tho Inteitiyencsr by A q
Nasten & Co. members OF the New Yori
stock Exchange National Bank Build
Ing, Wheeling. W. Va. Louis +. Brand,
Resident Partner.
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STANDARD OIL
SUBSIDIARY STOCKS

Wheeling. ". Va. May ~. 81.
FURNISHED 1he lu'"liiCen"er by 4. T.
hasten & Co members New York STOCK
II change. Secord floor National bShr
p " vi bldg.
The Wheeling intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1903-1961, 1921-05-23
PITTSBURGH STOCKS

WhcelinG, W. Va, May II. 81.
Furnished The lntelliEencer by A.
Nasten & Co. members ritt9burSh STOCK
exchange, second floor Nationa! kans
Va pldR
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Have a goal other than solo or SS =.
end ND Il disappointed morta''-fo
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