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The Pensacola journal. (Pensacola, Fla.) 1898-1985, 1921-01-22
Pre-Lenten
Dance Schedule

January 22-
Dinner Dance. San Carlos Hotel.
Informal dance, Mr.. and Mrs. Was
son entertaining.
Supper dance, Country Club.
January 90
Dinner Dance, San Carlos Hotel.
Ball. under the auspices Of the Par
ish Workers.
January 2e-
G. @, Girls ball. knights OF Column
bus Hall.
Dinner Dance. San Carlos Hotel,
6:30 p. m.
Supper Dance. Country Club.
February p
Dinner Dance. San Carlos Hotel.
$3.50 p. m.
February s.
knights of Columbus masquerade
ball.
February A.
Maids of the Moon bail, Keyser
Auditorium.
February 81
Dinner Dance. San Carlos Hotel.
Supper Dance, Country Club.
Maids Of Mystery dance. Keyser
Auditorium.
Civil Service association ban. San
Carlos auditorium.
February g.
Masquerade dance. Osceola Club.
young married and unmarried cou-
pies.
Ball. given by gentlemen to Maids
OF the Moon.
January a.
Girls Basketball Team, Warning
ton, I. o. o. f. Hail.
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AESTHETIC AND INTERPRETIVE
DANCE RECTAL.

The following program has been ar
ranged by Miss Fannie e. Kehoe for
the aesthetic and interpretive recital
to be given by her dancing class this
evening for the benefit of the Woman's
home:
Piano Solo--Notturo .......... Nevin
Miss verna Day.
Dance-Minuet in G 5000. Beethoven
Misses Clyde Quina, Inez Mann,
Anne Elizabeth Willis,
Virginia Sheppard. i.
Dance-Narcissus ............ Nevin
Minnie Evelyn Kehoe.
Fancy Dance
Blanche Morgan and Wade Morgan.
Spanish Ballet
Solo Dancers-Grantland Caro- and
Elvie Schneider.
Chorus-Bettie Yonge, JAMIE Hyer,
Virginia Poidevant, Terrell Poidevant,
Virginia Sheppard, Susie Saltmarsh,
Elizabeth Daniel, Jean Yonge, Evelyn
Lee. Jane Reid, Inez Mann, Clyde
Quina. Jane Peery. Lucy Yonge,
Blanche Morgan, Dorothy Garrett,
Anne Elizabeth Willis, Marjorie Muir
phree, Barbara Stewart, Sallie Bell.
Dance ........... Inc 6OiQ butterfly
Thelma Hansen.
Piano Solo .............. MacDowell
Lottie Etizen.
Dance BuDDles
jamie Hyer. Dorothy Garrett, Jane
Perry, Margie Yonge, Blanche
Morgan, Inez Mann.
Dance .............. Waltz Caprice
Sallie Bell.
Peacock Dance :. Rosetta Frolichstein
Dance NEUTRALITY-SUSPICIOUS.. Two Roses
Elvfe Schneider and Grantland Caro-.
Sun Dance .....,.... Elizabeth Jones
Thelma Hansen, Lottie Eitzen, Bet
tie Yonge Minnie Evelyn Kehoe Eliz-
abeth Daniel, Anne Elizabeth Willis,
Virginia Sheppard, Inez Mann. Sarah
Reid. Clyde Quina, Barbara Stewart,
Jean Yonge. Jane Perry. Marjorie
Murphree, Terrell Poidevant, Virginia
Poidevant, Lucy Yonge. Dorothy Gar
rett, Grantland Caro-. Elvie Schneider
Margie Yonge. Sallie Bell and Char
lott Nesom.
Eccentric Dance
Elizabeth Daniel and Jean Yonge.
Mary Rogers Mitchell.
Scarf Dance
Bette Yonge, Clyde Quina. Theima
Hansen, Minnie Evelyn Kehoe. Elvie
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EXHIBITION BY DANCING
CLASS OF MISS kEHoE THIS
AFTERNOON

At 4 o'clock, this afternoon, the
Dancing Class OF Miss Fannie Kehoe,
will have an exhibition performance
at the San Carlos hotel. Interspersed
with a number OF piano solos, the
program for the afternoon, promises
to be very delightful, as besides the
esthetic dancing, there will be several
interpretative numbers on the pro-
gram.
Some novel dances have been added
to the program, which as originally
presented was one of the very pleas
ing entertainments of the holiday sea-
son.
This occasion will afford an oppor-
tunity for many. who were unable to
witness the earlier performance Of a
very pleasant afternoons entertain
ment, and at the same time will fur
nish chance to help a bit towards a
cause. in which everyone is deeply
interested. The Woman's Home, as IL
is for the benefit of that institution
that this performance is being given.
The following program will be pre-
ented;
Piano Solo-Miss verna Day, (Not-
turo, Nevil).
Dance-Clyde Quina, Inez Mann
Misses Anne Elizabeth Willis. Virginia
Sheppard, Minuet in G-Beethoven).
Dance-Minnie Evelyn Kehoe, CNar-
cissus, Nevin).
Fancy Dance-Blanche Morgan and
Wade Morgan.
Spanish Ballet-Solo Dancers
Grantland Caro- and Elvie Scheiber.
Chorus-Bettie Yonge, jamie Hyer,
Virginia Poidevant, Terrell Poidevant,
Virginia Sheppard, Susie Saltmarsh,
Elizabeth Daniel, Jean Yonge, Eevlyn
Lee. Jane Reid, Inez Mann, Clyde
Quina, aJne Peery. Lucy Yonge,
Blanche Morgan, Dorothy Garrett,
Anne Elizabeth Willis, Marjorie Muir
phree, Barbara Stewart, Sallie Bell.
Dance-"The Gold Butterfly"-Thel-
ma Hansen.
Piano solo--Lottie Eitzen, Mac
DoweIl).
-Bubbles-Janie Hyer, Dor
othy Garrett, Jane Perry, Margie
Yonge, Blanche Morgan, Inez Mann.
Dance-"Waltz Caprice"-sallie Bell
Peacock Dance-Rosetta Frolich-
stein.
Dance-"Two Roses"-Elvie Schrei-
Der and Grantland Caro-.
Sun Dance-Tlehma Hansen, Lottie
Eitzen, Bette Yonge, Elizabeth Jones
Minnie Evelyn Kehoe, Elizabeth Dan
iell, Anne Elizabeth Willis. Virginia
Sheppard Inez Mann, Sarah Reid
Clyde Quina, Barbara Stewart, Jean
Yonge, Jane Perry, Marjorie Muir
phree, Ferret Poideyant, Virginia
Poidevant, Lucy Yonge, Dorothy Gar
rett, Grantland Caro-, Elvie Schneider
Margie Yonge. Sallie Bell.
/ Eccentric Dance-Elizabeth Daniel
and Jean Yonge.
Piano Solo-Mary Rogers Mitchell
/ (Drdler).
Scarf Dance-Lettie Yonge, Clyde
! ouina, Thelma Hansen, Minnie Eve
| lyn Kehoe, Elvie Schneider, Jear
Yonge, Grantland Caro-.
Toe Dance-Virginia Poidevant.
Nature Dance-Rosetta Frolichstein
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MRS. HARDING BURKE
ENTERTAINS THE TUESDAY
BRIDGE CLUB.

One Of the very enjoyable social af-
fairs OF the week. was that. at which
Mrs. Harding Burke was the hostess
20 the members of the Tuesday Bridge
Club and a table OF guests, at the
Country Club, Tuesday afternoon.
with .ts inviting outlook over the
harbor, the card room, on the second
floor Of the club. was most attractive
After several games, score was
counted and the prizes distributed. To
Mrs NJ. IL. Clark. was presented a
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MUCH INTEREST IN THE BALL
BEING GIVEN UNDER THE
AUSPICES OF THE PARISH
WORKERS.

The ball. which is being given under
the auspices of the Parish workers
on the evening Of "Wednesday, the 26th
OF January. Is being eagerly awaited
as Il promises 10 be a most pleasant
event. Mrs. VIM. II. Knowles is the
general chairman, Mrs. w. *. Hyer
chairman for the music and hall, Mrs
/. III. Aiken, chairman for refreshments
and Miss FANNIE Aiken, publicity
chairman.
The ball will take place at the Arm
DRY hail.
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FLOURNOY HOME AND
STORE is DESTROYED

The home and store OF John T.
F'lournoy of Westville was completely
destroyed. by fire Wednesday morning
about 1 o'clock. The fire had gotten
well started before it was discovered
and only a few articles from the home
and the store were saved. The loss
was complete as no insurance was
carried on the buildings nor contents.
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MR.. AND MRS. ELLIOTT M.
BROWN ANNOUNCE THE BIRTH
ne Com

Mr.. and Mrs Elliott M. Brown, of
Tampa, announce the birth of lit
tie son, on Tuesday, January IS. Mr..
Brown is the SON Of Mr. and Mrs.
II. w Brown, 405 North Sixth avenue.
Many friends are extending their con-
gratulations 70 Mr.. and Mrs. Brown
their home,
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ANNOUNCE THE BIRTH OF

Mr. and Mrs A. Murphy announce
the birth Of a little son at the Pensa-
cola hospital. last Tuesday Mr.. and
Mrs. Murphy are receiving the con-
gratulations of many friends upon
this happy event.
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JUNIOR AND WEE FOLKS BAND
TO MEET AT FIRST PRESBY-
TERRAIN CHlJRCH

The Junior and Wee Folks Mission
Band OF the First Presbyterian church
viii meet in the lecture room of the
church, Sunday afternoon, at $500
o'clock A fun attendance is desired
at this meeting.
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NOTICE TO The PUBLIC.

The undersigned having sold the
store located at Tenth avenue and
Wright street to c. Angelo request
that any one holding any accounts
against or for the store present
claims for settlement within five days
from this date. Jan. II, 1921.
NJ. J. HERRIN,
w. N. BROWN.
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Schneider, Jean Yonge, Elizabeth DAN
iell, Grantland Caro-.
Toe Dance $1,000. Virginia Poidevant
Nature Dance -. Rosetta Frolichstein
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Miss Naomi Marzoni. of Mobile, is
expected Sunday, for a visit of cou-
pie of days in the city. as the guest
Of Mrs. Leslie Wells.
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DEEDS
Title Guarantee Company.

Title Guarantee Company.
John r. Gaylor and wife to VIM
Brogan, NW1-4 of SEA- sec. II, tp.
3 N, r SO w.
John f. Gaylor and wife to Joseph
III. Burton, E1-2 of SE1-4 of SW1- A.
sec. II. tip. 8 N, R 33 w.
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MARRIAGE LICENSES

Avery Greek and Viola Hinote.
Jeter Pritchard Banks and Ada
Rose Horning.
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CHICAGO LIVES. CK

Chicago. Jug. in.-Ca:rle, recon- 49,
1900: better grades beef Steers Si"t"f
others weak To sc lU%"r: rI h"t.5
steers 100: ycarI!nee. Wis: bG'S. 80
6I0.oo; sh"-s;och. l-c ~ Is, l9%tr
Aun,. OF more: hulk rat hclters. 40"
GOO; Gamers and cutters. 30" 80,
Iu!.s. stockr-S and feeders >t"Idy. DniN
bulls. 450a 500: veal valves ?3c !" ""'
lower: tu!k IL packers around so.
Hogs. receipts, Is.n0o most: loo 10
.,nr lows, than y-cStc-dTy's average
closing dcmoral:zed and Hn"venty 10
,n 7ir ,nw"r: holdovor very Ah"ra': t"p,
n75 early: late Nmi:. iI."|: bulk nE,it
and Light butchers. li.hG Il e.: DUR
hacking sowS. S.O0&?.hV. msS. ''' 10 '"c
lower. a,
-. -. rnwrr. ION to city butchers. lh.2I {.
bulk To- hackers. 9.oo&g.7,'; few at I0."h ,
.rul;s. >. iOn 800; western lambs S'"adv
10 ISc .o~,r: TOP Shc"r %te2'H' Non
ana ewes. as few 1T nAt'N" Owes.
90: mostly 3.ioN so. ie"!+r !arAos
steady at IS.
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SUGAR.

Now York. Aug. 10. Tore were ny
,h,,urrs N the local raw sugar nihri "
1r,Iav with tuhas and other SiGars o.
frr~I> at asr. cost ami freight. "I''H.
,n 50 for centrifugal. Tr hnS w."
,-h. y The only sale 20 ."ra! rom rs
VS. = Icr or S:.nhO h"@S "f ruhHS inI
August Shipment al sac cost an"
Raw sugar futures W"r" shade low
Or under Scai.,.'cd ""nT' SION n"u't
selling. hu; the dcmahd VS. 200" ana
no mnd"r;onc steady ''"*inE rlts
were | - points !"w"r ."rt"m"er'
S,"2; Dccc,nG..-. ; o.: Marcia. ISL May
~. .s., g,
The rciin"d market was nnChanccd ~
T. 10 to tlJ for linz granI'h'cH. lheI'
vas a .uodrrat" inquiry bat m"Ht nu. ,
cre We" inclined :" await the ar"'V".
~ nrc;:ouS purchases h~'ore naN' -
rrost rnm,nitmcr'S. as !chners wer' all
behind on deliveries: ,,.
Tr,,i,,u IN refined futures Wa$ cor
rrr,, - n few los or August. Inc IN,
r,r,,,c paS steady on covering anu
i,nai pri,cs were ur|hangcd To po,nns
,"i l,ghrr. September 90; occe:hoSr
h 10. March. $50.
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n. !. STOCKS


New YORK. A"c. l0.--Trad.nS n stocks
Was broader and moro a'tiN" :cday WITH
steady pressure on thc .:Nc.
The narrow ard GG,c7;g.2 rovrmentS
OF recent sessions give WAY - a d"h-
mite downward ;r1!C"r'. and " the
close substantial. .n.>.S were recorded.
Various issues Reached :.Nw ."w points
Tor the Year. iar.I.i.aG American sugar
which sold OF H".@'~ =" 90 western
Union, whlrh Ny">r 49, - -. and Gen
er,l Electric. tho recession IN which
amounted 10 -. ;orc;rr u down :"
1l4& Transactions we're $4,000 shares.
The days news embraced a variety OF
urtavorah!e items. whrch were SUIT
cient 20 g.vc n decidedly ecarish turn
to the operations q: traders.
The government crop Export prompt
ed selling az ne grain carriers a.
thouEa tM~ :cptc>NH:nii'" rails Cared
well D.. comy<lr.~on with TIE !uGustc.a.S.
PASSING OF the Ar,crlC03 Sugar dividend
WIS followed D. = stump ~ re STOCK
Which showed ina. n" directors action
hal not BEEN entirely discounted.
oil shares we're effected adversely ~
arnouacenea; e.: ldd:;:"nal ur!c" 49,
ductiorS low pr:v"d raI.S EiS" w.r"
senS.uv,. L. Irt~sur". hs nS Influenced
bv reports - I~N,.tc- G".ey ;HaA had
been tAp"cted in acton H. '"n;rs"S on
tho members 90 r....s"aE :c.,';
The "llon Axes Mr"A,y summary ~
conditions ~ ~ SIC, Tad" .a':I''.t. ed
that .lc r.--na' moderate .guI"oNem"n.
IN ,ae rcplea.. Am"at d>inand fo7 Stre.
cortir
f'u-e.En excaaog" asa'a showed a 70
dictionary tcn,;err,. with sterling ,oS'nS
abou; I ce7:. O'Gr: :c1ni;;anrcs were
not altered substantially.
In .ss bond m.,ik"; declining prices
were tho rue. T.. 20 was increased s".-
irS g: foreign G,.v'nm'H;A ;~>&"S' par
t.cI;2rly Waited kta%don. > OF 1917.
rocai sa.eS tai- v;..urj. S;o.s"o.o"".
Liberty bonds were n!Nel.
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,allers at Harvey Hatcher's near Il

callers at Harvey Hatcher's near Ia.
mira. o., one day last week.
Frank Woods called OH >. d. Hatche:
, one day last week. &.
Thurman McFr"deric and brother.
were callers at Vim. Gattens Friday.
Sanford M;lhnan visited at George
/. .mp's Wednesday eI cninE.
Mr AID Mrs. Matthew Brandon and
children ~ visiting at the home OF mis-
, mother Mrs. VIM. Gatten.
Mrs. Walter Wheeler called At ]. D.
Miihoan Friday.
Chester Brooke passed through this
: vicinity Friday evening.
Mabel Wilcox visited her sister, Mrs.
Myrtle Kemp Saturday.
Mrs. Morgan Gattcn called at Dennis
GaItrn's Saturday.
Miss Nellie Hatcher returned home
from tn Martins Ferry hospital last
Friday evening.
Dennis Kemp was caller at Stump
town Saturday evening.
Cecil Perkins visited the home folks
the latter part Of last week.
Mr., and Mrs Henry Gattcn and sLn
Harvey were business callers in town
last Saturday afternoon.
Mrs. Eta Harris was a cller NJ
Walter Wheeier's Friday.
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turncd home after Il short WISH with
Ir;.ud.. at N"w MaiaiU"iaS. ONO.
Mr. ami Mrs EHr:l lircrhcr OF ;>e"
krnS. nrt"n. Ohio. are visiting relatives
here l!is week
Ir Ernest MahauEh nf Colorado IS
visiting Mr. and Mr.. 'i""rg" Harper o.
Marshall stree. .
Thomas Sl.>prard ard Franklin Nc
t'u,inu..t o.. North WrC"i!nT were VIZ
,,inG friends her" Yesterday.
Matilda Meek Of Seventh street mas
c"nc I" Pir,.hur"h :ur week end WISH
with rc!aiiNos.
Lnral G,t.crs IN candy announce that
candy Lr. - Rave h"h r"n@'cu 'oha'u
rrah.y It. :hc past month.
Ihr old buildings nark OF tf'7 Srhah
urn%Nril OF Fourth and Man street arr
hr!nc ORR down ard Will be replaced
with new structures.
MaZzie DOrsrh has returned NOM
from CinrirnatI where she has been Tor
the paSt three waCn.' owing 10 the IL
ness and death q! Il rr.1'iveS.
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W. J. woLLMAN & CO.'S
CLOSING STOCK LETTER

(By private wire TO a. r. MaSten X co..
New York. Aug. 10Th" hcari1n CO.
ment WIS helped out ~ in:nc extent
by the passing OF the Dividend on Amer
rcnt sugar common shares. oInl"nS
had been divided regarding acton but
from tho conservative 'tuuE .! coma .
tons the directors WEE Jusiilcd Ia
their action and figures.
Tn. market. whlIr Irregular was no.
gr.ctiled In the general list \
steel ort!nucd 10 BE- attacked by shorts
hut was we'll maiIia!n,i around -.
The OILS showed fcchl: rt'lyinS pow
er Mexican P"tro:eum con- nu"d UNI
der par and the snap Was MISSING
from General t"phalt.
American Ncu.cn got TO lower level
and American Sumrira contihu',i
heavy. The motors were heavy H.
;hourh Chandler was f1riy "eH SUI
e.l
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PRODUCE MARKET
MONEY AND EXCHANGE.

Now iorK. inE. 10..-prime mcrcan-
tile paper. 6ff6L. Exchange scax.
sterling 60-day billa and rommrrrial
6o-day bills on bankR. $50 commercial
bO-day bills, 3.5Sht demand. 26ti2 .
cables. ".T6. Franco. demand. Isl: "a =
niles. III =. Belgian francs. demand.
1.h6'a; cables 81. Guidrrs. demand.
3h.99: or hos. 2l0l. Lire. d. uard.
t.35 =: - i.36. Marks. henan,l,
IS: c.. e. l.23Ls. Greece. demand
j IS. Sweden. demand. ;" %. NorNSr.
demand. l'.1?. Argentine. demand.
Sh.lc brazilian. demand. 1875. Muu-
irra! - PER cent discount. Govern
m"nt bonds irregular: railroad bonds
easy. Time loans nrrnH". 6n days. ~
days. months. 6TG'. pc- cent.
Can money High / low =: rliin :;
into 8: closing bid o.: offrr"d A. e:
last !oa1 6 caIl loans against cc.>I;.
ancrs g.
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BELMONT

\. 7. Kemp visited ~ the HON" NJ
his hrn.hcr. Byron. one d;y iast week.
Victor Kemp w.s ! callc! in Gown one
day last week.
VA tcr Perkins was business caii"T
at John Wharton'S Tuesday.
Lester Luke visited Il; Henry Gattcn' =
Tuesday.
Mrs. ANY Hatcher and children visit
Cd at Isaac Dukes ore day las. week.
clarence and n"lbcrt Hatcher were
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CHICAGO GRAIN

Chicago. Aug. 10 Heavy rrotti-tak-
InE saIeS more than wiped out N me
wheat market today adv.Ccs due 20 Ue
government crop report. lrlCes clos"
weak. lig to nc net ."~"r win sep
tembcr. l.2lI to la and December.
l.2ia. u les Corn lost NC =" g.
and oats y a sc tn So l.. and PROV ~"
ions to Soc.
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PrrrsBURdR LIVESTOCK.

Pittsburgh. Aug. l6.--Hogr. receipts.
1000: market higher: hcavies, 1l2aGr
ll.50: heavy workers. and light workers.
le.T5Q Lou; pigs. l2.o0Ggl7.3o
sheep and lambs. receipts. coo: mar.
ket steady: top sheep, so. top lambc
100.
calves. receipts. 100: market STEADY:
top. 1870.
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Liberty BONDS.

New York. Aug. ln.--Iihcrtv bonds
closed: 3Igs. SS.44: hrst IS. MA bid.
<.cond -. 1874: trst AS s7s4: second
~ s7.7G: third as. 9l.ss' FOURTH ~ -
N7.>6, Victory 3 As. :8.Ii; Victory ~ y,
ass.
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BUTTER, EaGs, CHEESE.

New York. tuk. lO.--llntt'r steady:
creamery higher than ertl1s. 43ii Il ~
creamery e>rras 80 a>or"l. 42le ga
creamery. hrsts (sS % 81 scorcl 3Sn
"a. packing stock. current make. No. ..
20
Eggs irregular: fresh gathered. extra
nrsts. $40; fresh gathered. Arse. sc
H31 state PernR ard nearby western
hennery whites. Hrsts ~ extras. IA IS:
do browns. extras. 46h IS. do. gathered
browns and mixed coio-s. Ersts to cN-
'ras. 70 a ~: refrigerator. firs;s 81 II
3SiA
t'h~nsn easier: state. whole milk. fIaie.
frcsh. aprciaIn. clT"1i:: 40. avcra 60
run, 20 E2Ol,: stRto whole milk. Twin :.
specials. 2la q :. 10. average ran. 90
q 2u'9.
1.-Two poultry unsettled: hrci'"rs 20
40. fowls, 23R2S. Dressed nrmCr:
fowls. oimth: old roost'rS. 81
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TOLEDO CHAIN

Toledo. Aug Wheat cash So:
September sl.-si7 December sl34h.
N.u,ersced primo cash and October
3lGg0. Tc.ru.hcr SASS: February
Sl21S: March SO %.
AlsjEc. rr,r" cash. August md Nrto-
be- Sll: pcrcmh"r md far"h sIl.-n
Timothy. prima cash. s. 20: SeptNDI-
be- So: O,'ionsr IS he, cmhcr $40
March $3.50.
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Cash quotations: Whca,--Nn. ; rot
l.23i. oil -: No. {" hard. LIS y a Id
Co-n--So. mixed. So 49, 20. :
yellow. st. ii 5SS.. Oa,s- No. wh'i"
Sti,&3Sh, No. w'i'", :" i:E"S ':
Fork nominal. Lard. I".S3 Ribs so
n 100.
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Total e,les. $4,000.
n. Y. CURB MARKET

Wheeling. ". Va. Aus. 10 Fl.
Furnished Til" lntclhs5n"eT BY \. y
Mattcn & Co. mcnbcrS Now York STOCK
Exchange second floor National hank
MD
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N. Y. COTTON MARKET

wheeling. W Va. Aug. 10. al
Furnished Tn" i2t"IIIgrncer by A. F.
Masten s Co. members New York Stock
Exchange. Second moor National Bank
OF W. Va. Bldg.
Storls Omen High / Low CIo..
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STANDARD OIL
SUBSIDIARY STOCKS

Wheeling. W. Va. Aug. 10. 81
Furnished Tho lntcll.Ecncsr by \. l..
ALlstcn & Co. members Nr~ York sock
Exchange second floor National Bank
81 W ya BLDG
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PITTSBURGH STOCKS

Wheeling, ". Va. Aug. 10. -.
Furnished The lntrl!ircnccr ny y. +.
MaStcn e. Co. members New FORK stock
Exchange. Second floor National BanH
of "a IA HlnE
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BOSTON COPPER STOCKS

wheeling. W. Va Aug. 10. 81.
Furnished The intc!l' "caCcr by ~ T..
Masten 4 Co. numbers New York Stock
Exchange. S"CouI lVOr National Bank
of w. Va. Bldg
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n, Y. STOCK EXCHANGE

Wheeling. ". Va. Aug. -. 81
Furnished The Intelngoncer hy y. I"
Nasteu & 90. tEc:u hers New York Si"'[
EXch1nSc second tloor National Bank
Of " Va R,,ts
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CITIES SERVICE SALES
wheeling. ". Va. Aux. 10.

wheeling. W. Va. Aux. 10, al
Reported BY Il. l.. Dohcrty & Co.
New York, through Claude Mecker
BOARD OF Trade Bldg. Wheeling
Sales STOCKS High Low 'CIoEe, Ask
rs Common ms lis IIs 1ls
2a0 rret. ..... 4s 4h 44& 45%
2062 Bankers lax % l3h l3A
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EenMnon niflCIHis are huSNN "nEEE'"
IN rounding "v"rHihinE III" snap"
t.rr me having Of tile strrc's whtCH
- 70 re- soon started. Bids AZ" coming
IN f,s; and are being "cn~d"r"d along
win routine matters that h"'" I" y"
. Looked after II has been 'cChni%t"'
I decided Upon g. pay" her" on me "a
ior "a. VAS donc Mt parkcrshurE
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LOCAL STOCKS

Wheeling. W. Va. AVE- 10. -.
Daily quotation list Wheeling stock
Exchange Compiled 10: The lht"!li-
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WHEELING LIVE STOCK

Whee!.nc w Va. Aug. ~. 81.
WHEELING LIVE $rCIk COM co.
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Crossing Repairs

The l. \ q. Ia ,rDPd company -
making rr;airs around Fourth street
,ros,;,nr vnirh - 20 inriIdo rhr erection
O. :, new sign post and repairs 10 ~"
hrN New lumber Is being rf""'''
,yh!.n VIII replace the needed r.. -
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PROVISION MARKET

(Rv REUTER- BROTHERSD
WAno..rG. W. Va. Ars. ~. ~,
PRE3H MIATs.
REEF
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OPP O. T-r-%-I -T-Y
INTELLlGENCER WANT ADS.
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No Word From Macswinsy
HAYWOOD Briefs

MIR. and Mrs 4. Mcidrl have returned
home from ''icvelaDh where they were
WISHING for the past two weeks
rrct Inls Is homo THIS week from
C!arkShurE VISITING his relatives
Mr.. and Mrs. l. i. Dcegan nave re-
The New York herald., 1921-06-29
FIFTH OF HOLDERS WOMEN.
General Motors Reports s,f1O In
List of 37,7s7.

In total OF S7.7s7 common stock
holders OF the General, Motors Corpora
tion on April Is. the date of record for
the last dividend one or every five or
s.iio. we're women. who owned total
OF 1853 shares. This compares with
3.i59 women holders six months ago.
when their total holdings aggregated
l.2oi.s3t The average common Holdings
of women In April we're $50 shares.
against 3i7 shares in October OF last
year.
Total holders OF the Junior issue last
October numbered 1851. so that the
April figures represent an increase OF
21,106. The statement of tne company
says that in April there were 13,094 in
dividual common stockholders owning
from one 10 ten shares. compared with
s.152 In october 5.e55 owners OF from
eleven TO twenty shares, compared with
3.ase IN October SAGA holders OF from
twenty-one TO ffty shares. compared
with 1885 IN October. Stockholders
OF the company. incudnr dcbenture and
preferred. now total $1,000.