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The Wheeling intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1903-1961, 1921-04-11
MAJORSV|LLE

Rea Elder Of Calls. VIII" has been sui
fcr!ng from an affection OF the throat
fur the past month. was removed to tho
hosn;,al Friday, where an operation was
ncrrnrnrd. and the trouble was found 10
be a piece u! tin ,ha! had become I'M
hrddcd in the throat. causing an
absrcsS. Mr.. Elder believes IN" TN 10
navr beer III 4 paper of t"harc"'
Mss Louise BcalS cf M"undsvI!le
sp.n. the Weekend with Mr.. and Mrs.
Russell! Sampson.
MIR. and Mrs. II. l.. Girhy and children
w.-c guest Of Barnesvillc friends Sun
day.
Misses Rcrtha Anderson and Cora
Allison will leave Monday for WAyncs-
burg. Pa. whore they Will enroll rs
students Mt the college.
Price Checks. ST.. had the misfortune
tr lose n iinc Young horse recently. In"
horse Was supposed to have been acc!-
drntnlly shot by hunters.
. There will not he any preaching *erv-
ice at tho salem NJ. +. church SfinfaE'
hut on the following sunday "v"n'nE'
Npr;l Il, Rev. Ecurnln viii be present.
SurGav school at the regular hour.
Mr. and Mrs Earl Bird Of Washing
ton, IA, were tho nv"r-SnndAy visitors
Of Mrs. Birds parents. Mr.. and Mrs
Wa;:or SwartZ. ~ btnsnl"r".
Mr.. and Mrs. Price Cheeks and little
son spent sunday with Mr.. and Mrs
Checks II purhin's MIL.
Earl Archer Sncnt the weekend with
his aunt. Mrs. Turner, OF Sand Hill.
Miss bessie Kichry IS the guest OF
her s,stcr. Mrs. Mary Mahrn OF WASH
~incton. Ia.
Little Miss Virginia Myers Is recover
Ing from a recent attack Of tonsil'tts.
Miss cora Allison spent Saturday
with Jacktown friends.
Charles Turk purchased a new tour
INK car recently.
Misses lena I.oafman and Rcrnicr
Swas. spent Tuesday with Mrs. Alice
Clutter.
Harry Chichester has been quit" III for
thr mas, ten DAYS from rheumatism.
We arc glad to not" that Mrs. thhr-
l.e Todd. who has been most critically
I'll from pneumonia and heart lesion Is
slightly improved.
Mrs. Margaret MrIirrr!han Is III from
heart and nerve trouble
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NEWS OF BUSINESS
HARVESTER TO CuRTAIL
pRASTICALLY ON MAY

Chicago. Apr;l l0.--.A circular has
been sent by the mamJ cement OF TIC
International harvester c"mi'Iny I" ire
employees Of the C~Urupany,S tractor
works. notifying them that by May |
,ha, rl,nt WILL have mad" all tn" prod
nets for tho seasons delivery that TIC
company can reasonably expect u IlS'
pose OF. AMI II will lie necessary 70 cur.
tai production 10 an extent that WI!
amount practically To Il hut down.
The circular. after explaining the rca-
So;,S Tor tho lack uc foreign and dom.S.
;lr demand for the rumpIuy'S products
SAYS that the company AIS already made
reductions IN prices on large lI""S 81
- OUTPUT at heavy loss 10 itself under
present prices OF material and labor
Lower costs ct material aud labor ~
mis- and al, other businesses must dc
vrlur the circular states. hcfor" indus.
Try ran hope to get back TO normal pro-
Iurr!tu.
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PADEN CITY

Padcn cay. April l0-Charlcs Dire
horst Of Wheeling. who formerly Con-
Quoted a confectionery in this city. is
the guest Of friends here.
Mr.. and Mrs. James Morgan have been
called to Jacksonhurg by III" death II
her mother.
James Williamson was in New Mata-
moras. Ohio. Thursday 10 attend the
funeral Of the late NJ. VI. Hutchinson.
Mrs. G.. W. Nuzum. who has been i'll
for several days At her home here, is
slightly improved.
Uniform Rank. knights Of Tythias ot
Sistersville. attended the regular meet
ing held here by Vulcan lodge Friday
evening. An interesting meeting was
hcld and lunch was served. \ spccia!
car carried thr SisicrSvillc delegation.
Mr.. and Mrs. Arthur IIcnth"rn were
the guests Thursday If friends in New
MartinSvlll".
DR.. J.. Q. Eddy Of Friendly was a rro-
fcssional visitor here Friday.
Earl R~rSscrrr has Eon" I" Ross. w
Va. for Il visit OF n few days with
relatives.
Mrs. Frank TirrinF is tho guest Of
her daughter. Mrs. Clarence LUga$ OF
New MartinSvill".
Tho Wiling Workers class cf The
Christian GhurCh W.ll hold = wcincr
roast Saturday evening on the kcndle
farm. near thiS city.
| Mrs: Jefferson rarSc was the guest
Tuesday OF friends IN Sistersrillc.
Members Of the Nc"dlcw"rk Gutld
we're DELIGHTFULLY."- entertained Tuesday
evening Mt the home OF Mrs. W. r. Hall.
An evening of Informal social diver
sions was brought to n close by the
serving Of delicious rrtreshnents.
Miss Gertrude kimhlc OF Middle
bourne Will spend II" week end at her
home here.
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STEUBENVILLE

s,eubcnvllle. April 1O.-The state con;
,.cn,ion or the FHraternal Order or
Eagles will be held in this city inc
week Of June - to 16, inclusive: tne
local aerie Is raising a fund OF *lu,ooo
To dcrray expenses of the convention
which is expected to be the largest ever
hold in the state. Six hundred oeie-
gates from all parts OF the state Will
b. In attendance. and arrangements are
now being made for their ntertalhHheh
during the week. The feature event OIL
the convention will be 4 paraoe U"
Wednesday, June Is. The local com
mittee, of which !. Jack Stoehr IS
chairman, expects to have between
5000 and 5000 men in line. and prizes
aggreSatinE $4,000 will be awarded for
the best ~turnouts. Notice has been re-
celved from. all the big lodges OF the
state that they will he represented by
marching clubs of 200 or more. Ar
.rangements have also been made for an
automobile parade on Tuesday, June u.
The convention will he held at the Fort
Steuhen hotel. which will DO Eagle
headquarters for the week.
Brought to Jail
Toe and Adam. Grabice and Max Hale-
ski Of Ramsey, o., arrested several days
tEO by IOnStaD.c I.III'E oo'hiSoh q
Adena and fined $1,000 and costs by
Justice Holmes Of Adcra for violating
the prohibition laws. were brought to
the county jail here today in default
of payment. Zalcski. who tried TO es-
cape from the constable. was shot in
the right leg by the officer, but his
wound is not a serious one.
Westfau Honored.
il. y. Westfall, vice-president Of tho
LaBclle Iron works. who is moving TO
Wheeling with his family. was honor
guest ut a banquet at the Fort Steuben
hotel last night. tho affair being given
by Il group Of fellow members Of the
St"uhcnvillc Country club. II being In
IN" nature of Il farewell to Mr.. West
fail. D. NJ. Weir presided as toast
master.
Captains Elected.
Announcement Is made that Paul v.
Jenkins. star forward Of the Steuben-
Vile High school basketball team the
past season. has been eie"ted captain
Of the 192l-l922 team by unanimous
vote. Miss Bertha Anderson was
chosen captain Of the girls BASKETBALL
team for next season. Miss Anderson
played 4 sensational game ut guard the
past season and her election has popu-
lar approval.
Raised Big Sum.
Thu drive for funds here for the re-
lief of Irish sufferers was most success
ful. between $1,000 and $4,000 being
raised by Il tag day held on Saturday
and through subscriptions made at a
mass meeting at the Victoria theater
Sunday evening. The principal address
AZ last nights meeting was delivered by
Rev. Maurice Murphy Of Toledo. Judge
Carl Smith also delivered an address.
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community dinner and the pupils Will
entertain the audience with a literary
program. The Lower Sand Hill schoO
taught by Miss Francis. Will close a!sc'
on the 18th. and n dinner ami an enter
llinmcnt Of much merit Will be TIC
feature Of the day.
Mr.. and Mrs. RusScl Davis. former
residents of Sand Hin but have rcsil"d
IN Pittsburgh for the last ten years
are mnl ing this week Ia Wheeling where
they anticipate Residing III the lnlur"s
Hr David Waugh. a veterinarian r
EutusyIllr. Pa, WILL be III this cumInun-
i,y This week testing the dairy cows IL
crinu.iancr with ONO county milk reg
u]la,ions. quite ii nurnhrr ~ arm"r
hay, runr into the dairy business Siht'
IL" two milk y"utcs have been cS'"o'
.IShrh.
!. +. Tray Of Viola will bc engaged IN
general house painting in the future. he
having secured IL number of contracts
au is open for CngaH "mcnts.
ur. conrad Of Elm Grove. VIII" was
Qui:v i'll at his home here. has r"C"'crcH
Sutliclrntly 10 return - his office.
Mr. and Mrs. Samuel k"nt Of View
Font are the parents Of il little dauga.
i,r. born April LIST. =,
Mrs. a u. Winters and children OF
stone Church ROAD spent sunday TIC
guest Of Mrs. Belle Marsh. -
Mrs. Carrie cole spent Thursday IN
Mr.. and Mrs. Forest Kent Of Marshall
ayrnuc, Elm Grove spcat Sunday tie
gu, Il Of Mr.. and Mrs. Dora C"ficld.
Mrs. e. w. Marsh spent Thursday the
gus, OF Mrs. J~oscphin" Drum.
Mrs. Elizabeth Earlcy wine and scr
PAUL ~ spending this week with Mr.. anu
Mrs. w. L.. Kent Of Elm Grove.
Eushrod Gray and !. T. Gray Of Viola
W.T." ,ransactIng business III the city on
Au'C''": NJ. W II Tu-rcr and chill
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of Cadiz. died Mt her home on Warren
street. \ SISTER. Louisa. survives her.
The Lnmi Coal company has taken
over the lloofbourrow farm OF rs acres
on the Cadiz branch. Consideration
$35.0O@.
The Cadiz w. c. +. L. vii! hold It's
next meeting ut the Christian rhurch
parlnrs on Tuesday afternoon. April L.
at go.
Among the real estate transactions
that have" taken place III 'adlz the past
week are: +. G.. Rogers dwelling prop
rrry on Jam!s"n avenue to i. NJ. McCue'
Of Thrichsville; lot by W. +. Gainmeter
on Lincoln avenue To John \. Copeland;
. business property OF Miss Martha Shot
we'll on Mnrgct street. to l.. 5. Lee;
business property on Market street by
, 4. n. Hall to a.. .. McFaddcn.
John Lafrcrty, town marshal. has !e-
signed.
Miss. Helen Adams, who was visiting
I her aunt. : Mrs. Maurice kinsey' OF
! S~tcuhrnvillc. sang n solo at the Tourist
! club mr"tiag in that city.
John Porter, past 90 years old, is spad'
ing his garden.
Members Of Stanton {. c. l." Circle
, held their regular meeting at the nome
OF Mrs. II. l. Hcav!lin on Thursdey az
, tcrnopn.
Mrs. Fred G.. Wood, who was called
! here because of the illness and death OF
: her brother. John Stevenson, has return
! cd home. She was accompanied by her
mother. Mrs. John Stevenson.
Mr.. and Mrs. John Rife and DR.. and
Mrs. c. t. w. judd. of Baltimore, have
been visiting Mr.. and Mrs. J. w. Rife.
Mr.. and Mrs. Bcrt Wells md family
and Miss Virginia Sand"rSon. Of Hope
we'll, and Miss Pearl Bell. of Adena'
were recent guests Of Mr.. and Mrs. r.
+. Hamilton.
Miss Helen Morgan. who * teaching
in cleveland. Was here for 4 few days
visit with her parents. MIR. and Mrs. w.
J. Morgan.
Judge and Mrs. william T. Perry were
visiting their daughter, Mr.. F.. Y. Hoa%-
. land. in Thrichsv!llr.
A.is4 Both Gnmnoter. Miss Dorothy
Gammeter and Miss Eliza Cros!fEy, stu
dents at Wilson college At C~haynocrs-
burg. Pa. are home for the spring va
cation.
Mrs. l.. y. Scott. who has been visit
, in.- relatives in PlainHeld. y. J.. Is home.
Miss Lillian Kctt"ring, teacher in the
public schools OF Geneva, was visiting
home folks.
Mrs. .Adda Garvin IS home from n
visit with Mrs. liu!!iheIn Quarter, in
Wheeling.
Mrs. Frances Hall. Of Bellairc, and
Miss .\!ic" Quirlry, of Wheeling. were
visiting th"ir parents. Mr.. and Mrs,
John r. Quiglcy.
g.; Mrs. Harvey Yonally and Mrs. Eva
Hines are visiting relatives in Canton.
Mr.. and Mrs. Harold Mccoy have re-
turned from their wedding tr!p.
Miss Esther nunlay and Frank Rep
part. two wrii known young, people OF
, This community. wcro married on We'd
n"Sday at noon at the hom" Of tn" brides
parents. Mr.. and Mrs. Samuel VI. Dun
lap. The ceremony was performed by
! Rev. Rudolph Lip.ncott- They have
gone on = wedding trip 10 some Penn
syirania cities.
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IRON REVIEW

New York. April t0.-.A fair demand
Tor steel. particularly from an'"m"Hil"
manufacturers and CorStructio" COM
pan:cs. has brought CONSUMPTION ny TO
OF I lit:le above current light produc-
tioa. and the unicrtone is steady. A
growing disposition 10 anticipate = re-
du,tion in prices b. leading producers
and The uncertainty on tho question OF
freight aud wac r"duCtryUS have tend
81 10 disturb coniid"nC". however. and
thrrn ~ i tendency 70 IwJ:: develop
m"nts.
T.g iron remains unsc''l,1 At some
points demand = far cnodrll 70 sus-
tain values. but on he whole business
continues quiet. with IL" tO0e easy.
Copper has BEEN Gutr: hut firm. wiki
export sales IN the last fortnight prob
ably a~ggrsEa,;ng @O.n0o,O0 pounds.
chiefly tor shipn"r, 20 t'rnn"" ami Ger
ruu,. hut demand from 'nat quarter
n allen OF a@2.u. a"I no general
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MT. PLEASANT

" ,-- ..-,,,,, ., tl,n
water i'"tE'A vas N'S'n;S 80 IA
I"in' Oh A"' P"''"'S' W. - "'' 'N""
huF'sS'
Mrs. Id tAt'clI ana "aush''' NJ
Marjorie uf Stc~uhcuv!!le. spent the NCGh
end with relatives.
Charlie HIrbourt Of East Mcl\"cSp"rf
spent Eastvl Sunday with his moth'r.
AIRS. Matte Harbourt.
Mrs. Matte li"'i""rt' who sp%n; ''c
winter with her sons, III East MchcrH-
port. returned 10 her home here re-
Gently.
MISS Helen Th"akcr Of Toledo. spent
Il lew days 4, the home Of h"r grand
Parents. Mr. ana MIS-. marie NIhE.
Miss Mary M'i\ay al N'"Si'l' SI"LN
he: Easter vacation with relatives N
tins place.
stanton MrNIastcrS IS seriously Ill at
his h"inc.
Henry Wilkinson or near tthyland Wai
4 caller IN th!s place r>ri!aj
MRS. Mary Grr was Il caller nj ~"
lie thrl Home near Sm!;hn,Id on" day
lust week.
Snrc OF the +. q. u +. lodge member.
held an o%Str: supper ut the home II
MIR. SamIui Irwin Friday evening. M:.
Irl!n has D,,u >i,k fer several months.
MIR. AID Mrs. Wilmer Twcrdy were
callers IN Nhy".iuE Saturday.
MIR. AMI Mrs. Chester M"kim "I n'H"
Adcna. M"-c callers IN his l!ar" SatGE-
da! evening.
Funeral SrrNiCc& t"r william fnN,dn.
c"l":r,;. VIZ dsc'! TUESDAY of las. week.
W." ;c!d Thurs lay with Il Faster II
CHdrS". lntcrmcht was Wituc III li!SH'
.HnI cemetery. ,
Mr.. Jamn"u o. pNl"nNt!" purchase!
tn" farm or rrcu I\'hE Trt'I't.H. 49,.
N'Ni'!nS az 'h' hT''t' "a u i"''""' '''
and Mrs. Ddv!d MrM'iSt'EH.
Arthur f'NI'!' VINO met WIN w ",'.,
"rhl 10y sr''ihE ',, "uI,''H '"'"
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n,susd steel ropu.p. Declines.

TIN NtNtclnrut OF unIlII"d UTu"lS OF
the United S,atr& Steel Corporation as
Of March 81. last. made public on Satur'
dav, shows Il decrease OF something
around GuO. 900 tons. -,
II IS stated that the tall;ng-off would
have been greater but for the fact that
np.ratinn$ at III" mills at tn" Steel COR
pnratiun were materially reduced during
the last half of IN. month.
total bookings OF the Corporation as *
March 81. last. down to approximately
U.SCV.OuU tons. or the lowest total re-
ported by the Corporation since October
1919.
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SAND HILL

nn ard nft"r the 10th &C April til"re
Will hC preaching services ever sun
day morning.
Miss OLGA Dag1ic and Miss CAL Fran
els. teachers II IT." Lone oak ard
Lower Sand i'm schools are taking
teachers examination NJ M"undSvillr.
Therefore. their schools will 10 cl"S'1
on Thursday and Friday ot this week
'rhc Timer Sand lINl schnol taught
by Mis-" Ami" Atkinson will clos" 'n
April 18th. The parents viii provide 4
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Detroit. April Acknowledgement Is
made that the Paig"-D"trott Motor Tar
company. the Studcbakcr Corporation
Tho uupp Motor Car company and the
FEDERAL Mu,or Truck company Will put
iUuT production schedules into eftect
mi. week. officials OF the Packard
ro,npany are quoted as saying that pi"'
!uct;on during April would be 500 laFS,
or thar il vas in January. February ana
sis on May |. Substantial orders are
said 70 have been received by the other
important companies.
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REIMBURSEMENT
GOES On WITH
PRICES LOWER
BY HENRY GEwS.

New York. Aprll l0.--E"adjU*;;a' n OF
econumic relationship = Stlt! c"Hiiau'hS'
The,r was Il fresh reduction Of prices
amounting to Ye"hnNS D p'H '"h'' u"'.
ing March as Shown ry thr reports oI
commercial agencies. md "'c"r"!hS -
reliable t.ur.S The average" t"Er! o.
prices is Now dOWu Nstc;,'t"A - /" p''
cen: above ;;S nrC-"Ar hSurv'. me
s;arlcS Which lave most Shirr,% t"'''A
were u,rc,dy ~ o. Nr,'w Hr"-""r ''F''N.
Th,s aip.irS t. SUCH ".r">>:;:r> - cot
tor. copper ami m;,"y others. IhH M
nouncrmra. 81 ;h~ part 81 IA" Stc''
Conservation during thc past week iAat
rcnor.s concerning Is alleged latent 10
reduce prices and WAGES were u~ni""nds"
NAV mean merely tllt ~" statements
on tho subject wr-" pr mltu-" lndi-
cations at most - tn ste. making CEN
tC-S IRE st!l, 20 tuc C;Cc"; 'Nat REVISION
o. prices Wiz hr NcC.sS;lrN-in order Z"
revive railroad G":nCn ar I" Stimulate
very greatly tho purc'i1Se OF S'S'' 'o'
U.S., in building. The number OF INDUS
tries ir wh:r& / moderate "Iward TEND
eucy Of production AMI "miloF:n"H; -
noted has somewhat increased dur'"G
the pas, Ecw days. the six industry
now showing a n";A"ic H'Sr'H OF E'''"'
while others continue ~ t""l the effects
o. BGksHE QSslV1N az 49,"
marne. Review ard Outlook.
Moderate trading has ben IA" rn'e
practically throughout the week. out
sldc buying power has been reduced 70
small proportions SO that comparatively
li,,,, selling IS necessary IL oEueT 10
b-:r- about rcactIoa from time 10 time.
Tn, increase In bc1v.Si sentiment OF
late = shown in the urgent Borrowing
demand :nr stocks. a demand whi'h eN-
tends 70 nearly all the active stocks on
the lat. II the passing or numerous
dividends and the admittedly bad raj
road situation 10 not c1uS" any Iarticu-
lar unloading" OF stocks !; = "';'icuit
10 fore<ee anything hat viii ndut"
shareholders 20 Sell. and without Nuuid-
alton. OF course. the bear Operators
cannot MAKE much Roadway n putting
prices down. .Nuy change ina; may take
plac. r-om now on are believed likely
~ ". on no constructive side. Il an
no, H.; denied that ther" are Il nuni"'T
o. Obstacles - he removed h. FOR" the
market VII have clear SIl,!aI. oul i"e
outlook IS far from d~!scouraginS.
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Winter Wheat Gains.

washington. April lU.-A stateIneHt
!ssucd by the department OF agriculture
mJarcS Inc cnniItIon OF winter wheat n
Tho United States on APRIL l At 9l.O,o
Of normal. agains, 1850 on April /,
1920, 9S.Sco on April /. 1919. and SS.b'c
tho average condition for the past ten
Years on April !. There was an increase
IN condition from December |. I'i'' 10
April |. 1920, Of 81 points. as crmpaT%h
with an average decline in the past zen
years Of 4.S points bctween these dates.
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Bir Rail Dehcdt.

The Chicago. l~ndtanap"!!S X Louis
Wilt. Railway company reports for the
var ended December 81. last, Il d'iicIt
after dividends. etc. Of $l.3Qi.ll6. COM
In-cd with Il surplus ~ S~"t@.up6 IN IVY
Dur 10 the tact that the road was under
federal control in 1919 no comparison
with the gross operating rcreuue -
aynilable.
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cut womsn,s Suit Prices.

Manufacturers OF Wom"nS coats ana
eui,s announced new prices for summer
/ Spnr. garments yesterday, the markings
. ranging from CSC 20 50% under those
II last year. Most Of tn" off"rinPs con
Sist of coats made of polo cloth. twcr'E:
flanncls. FIBRE silk, Canton crepe ana
crepe suede.
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New York, April lO.--Smith. HogE q
Co. cotton goods selling agents. have
announced prices for fall ~GlnEhainS. the
new markings being the SAM rs those
made FOR spring deliveries. II" fabrics
:crr.ccd and the quotations per yard IN
Guide IN" following: Red Seal Hephyrs
rlryharu and SiIvnS Brook s"erSuCkcr
l5c, and Berwick Chambray, l5c.
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Mullins Passes Dividend.

Tho Mullins Body Corporation has
raised the 81 per share quarterly dlTl-
dend on It's c0inmon stock. The last
dividend on his issue Was paid teoru'
AIRY /. ~
a share on the preferred stock was de-
clarcd. payable May l To holders OF rec
ord April Is.
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stock Dividend Declared,

\. dispatch from Omaha avs that the
directors OF the stan hard Oh company
Of Nebraska have declared Il stock dtvi,
drnd OF @OUCc. The stock Will be issuet
on May IL to holders - record 1T t"e
clos. Of business on .\Pril -.
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Tho dIroc,ors Of Tie V'NIraI VNTeE
Sugar company Of Cuba. declared initial
quarterly dsviu,nds OF 49, on the pre-
t-rrcd stock ana &c on the common
stock. both PAYABLE May to holders oil
record April -.
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CADIz

Cad:z. April Miss Ellen Bancroft,
s. years old. ono OF the Oldest citizens
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Mrs. Marie Tudor Garland, mother
OF Charles II. Garland, WHO refused
4 Sl.U00,0O0 Inheritance. has married
In rnriS. Swinhurrr Hale, a New York
lawyer. She forfeited n S333,00O IN
come from Garland's estate by mar,
ryinC +. A. Green, whom she divorced
In 1914.
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Grand rrnh,s Net 1ncom. Loss.

Montreal. April lO.-A net income
loss of $40. 4n2. 33S on the operation ~
the Grand Trunk railway system IN 1870
was shown in combined audits OF the
cnmrany's accounts n United States
railroad administration accounts pr
scented at the session OF the aroit alton
board on Tuesday.
5000 Employed In Butte.
Butte. Mont. April l0.-A survey OF
the BUTTE mining situation shows 5000
r,cr arc employed rs against 4 normal
81 $4,000. Several eastern sm"lt"rS a."
soliciting business from small mines
and they probably VIII Be abIc I" cor
.tnrn operations despite the Anaconda
.m",;"r suspension.
ETY. WAR SAVINGS STAMPS
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5000 Employed In Butte.

Ely WAR SAVINGS STAMPS
The Wheeling intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1903-1961, 1921-04-11

A meeting OF the elders IF TN mon.
town Unitrl Presbyterian rlur n. 10.
grther with thu pastor. E"v. J. VI. kn!na
was held at the horuc OF Ny. r.. l.. boyd
local resident. on ThurSda? evening.
The various, reports which e /" the
pr"Sh,i, rial officers haviu- been nl'ed
At this meeting.