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SELLING FOR PROFITS PROMPT TED.
BY THE: GOOD FRIDAY HOLIDAY

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BENWOOD



A special Easter program VIM 20 rem
dsred By the STUDENTS Of the g. john &
Parochtal school next SUNDAY ut 81
Johns church. The pupils have bean
practicinE for ids affair for the past
two weeks ana have . surprise IN store
Tor those attending. The program VIII
eonast for the greater part Of EAstsr
musical numberA Special Easter gro
Eran,s Wi b gfvsa b. tha nsmbsra Of
tho Sunday school claSees Of - Metho-
dist and I.utA iran churches nsH Sunday
no Word a HmSoaeAS ~
The officials Of the leol Faftsnors
and Ohio railroad aAcps reportAd ysstsr-
dAy that they have not - 1st rSoatyod
any verd from the head efAesS II any
furloushs for the men IN DE teeal atops
Or yards- Although many mSa fn the
ether nsiEhborinE shops ha~s received
Notification Of futou ghs 70 take AFFECT
At oneA ne local m>n ars optsiHsds
and Do not thtpk that thsos ssdRs will
effect this district.
RAy nay foe - 3 o.
Mon IN The local shops and yards Of
no Baltimore and Ohio railroad reeeavsd
Chetr regular senknonthfy pay checks
yesterday. The mon are paid On IL
18th and - Of each month.
oalzpsr1 8SAdy
An members Of tho Kerry club are n
readiness to leave for tho NAr1ows ~
the nrst Of next wosk - stA1t nstr an
nuAl summer camp rAS 6o5B hSve bSea
wording for the past week ASoonnbtt10
their camping material In order 70 -
ready BY next week Over twenty-five
local boys viii leave nN1t week and
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LOGAN & BRYAH's
CLOSING STOCK I.ET1K1

Cry private wire TO A. F. MAsten d CO.
Sew York. l3.-Thc tone OF tho mar
krt WAS strong and Il special feature ID
today's turnoN or vas tho buoyance ais
played in the oil and tobacco group.
For the first time in several weeks the
so-ca.led standard OH issues were
monument on the upside. These shares
have been laEsards for long ume'
but tho buying today suddenly IN
rrcas ed in volume much OF the ABSORB
ton Undoubtedly being stimulated oy
the recent reports of advances IN gaso-
limo prices and tho prospects now OF
enhancement In prices OF crude OIL
There was much irregularity in ths
balance OF tho list due TO evening up
Of accounts in advance OF tho holiday
and apparent desire on tho part OF
small holders to take profits In various
depa rtmcns. Tho bank OF England re-
duced us rcdiscount rate. and IT. Is NOV
illogical to anticipate reduction N
the local federal reserve bank redis-
count rate in the very near future.
Trader reports continue satisfactory
from most quarters and the reported
advance in certain types OF manufac-
,urrd steel today we're or course graft
flying. The action Of the market In
face OF recent heavy realizing sales Is
very Impressive and II is quite natur-
ally encouraging 70 pools.
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STERLING Dividend
Directors Vote 70 Ply 6ah For Till
Quarter on New STOCK OF the
Company

Directors OF tho Sterling Prodnctn
Company voted a quarterly dividend OF
e3h Cents per share on tho new stock
OF tho company. The announcement
will no doubt meet with much Interest
from stockholders Of tho compSny.
Tho dividend Is on ell stock "a roo
ord April IL. payable May 1st- The
dividend policy Of tho company sfnoe It's
reorganization has not yet been fully
decided. but tho quarterly Dividend DE-
clarcd wednesday WAS deemed most an-
visahls a. tho present tne-
In tbs reorganization Of the company
six shares Of tho new stock OF no pA'
vain. has hsen. OF Is being issued foe
one share OF tbs old stock This. therS-
fore, rnakes the dividend rates AapISs1
lent to 1915 per share Of the old Stoeh
This rate Of dividend being paid quar-
terly, would make the additional Ii pct
cent year year. the same rata ~ has
been paid regularly for a numhar Of
wears on the old stock However. The
old dividend hitherto has been three
dollars quarterly with three dollars ad-
ditional at tho end Of the year. Ths
increase. therefore, In tho regular duof-
terly dividend Is rs cents per Share,
computed on the old stock hAEas and
shsah ths paliu st aa ULTRA EaSa
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EnurPnzEHr Orders

Substantial order for locomotives ana
freight cars have given the weeks rail-
road equipment n show OF oriskness'
Tho New York Control Railroad has con-
tracted for 1880 freight cars OF varied
description, divided among the Standard
Steel Car Company. the American Car
and Foundry Company. tho Pressed
Steel Car Company. the Merchants InS-
patch Transportation Company tns
General American Car COMPANY the
Buffalo Steel Car Company and tho f'uIi
man Company. 1t has ordered also
forty locomotives from tho Lima Loco
motive Works and thirty-fve from tho
American Locomotive COMPANY FIX
GLIDING those contracts, tho Railway
Age reports orders for $40 locomotives
have been ordered this year. In contrast
to 27s ordered In 1921. Loco motive
makers arc looking forward to a consid-
cradle amount OF new business IN tho
naxt sixty days
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SUGAR

New York. April 1.-THE local raw
sugar market was unchanged. Spot
cubas were nominal with April ahip-
meut quoted at lis cents cost anc
freight. equal TO 4.oi for centrifugal
and May at az cents cost and freight
equal to ali. There were Gales OF 3d.
600 bags OF Cubas second half April
Tho raw sugar futures market was
irregular early and after opening one
point lower to one point higher nrmeo
up on covering for over the holidays
with inal prices one TO three points
net higher. May ass: July ATS: Sep
tsmber 2.s3; December 2.97.
The market for refined Wa un-
changed at 6.75 to $50 for ono sranu-
lated and only a moderate domestic
business reported There was a ntus
better export inquiry noted.
w.. w.r. no tran sactions In rofired
futures Closing: May 6.sS: July $50;
September rs.
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others viii 90 to The Amp0 49,
htar On. This Is . roguhf vf1
event and tho boys enjoy v39 80
summer vacation At this camp
XsorrR - os21sR
TIA students Of Center B~V0ed
,esooI rendsred . vsry good HAsbsR pro
ram IN the school auditorium 49,
S,y .ftnrnoon. The program. veA -
dsted Of dialogues, rsdtAsoas 90
readings was rendered In . pss
manner and quite = fsv 1sS0h w.
present to witness the AnAr. p.
Services - ~ JoazS -.
Father Gormley. OF South 49,.
was In charge Of the Holy w.
vices At st. Johns Catholic ehSfee
evening. Good Friday s3V0 - -
hold At tho church today.
DSaos RnaAAV nx4e =
Tho nrst Of . series Of Tire
Lenten dances Win Be given ~ q
members Of the BacAeIor club - d
Aruory hall on Main srsse ASnAAy
evening. The members arS pGn1 =
mako this . big antAr and ~ ho9d
over two hundred tnv1taHsa1 - bdoA
young people.
walter Landers 10 still oonhHs6 - -
homo on Water street b. fmesa
Mrs. Frank johnson. Of Noro -
wood, has returned homo from CAA-
bridrA Ohio, whsrs Shs has bAA r1aa-
ing with tyisadA
Edward Cooey was q bushes xsat1
In wheeling yesterday.
Claude Garrison, Of Wheeling h1A1A.
was . businsss visitor In this dt1 -
terday. =
Edward Knollinser. OF BosEs Run.
spent yesterday IN this city looking
after business.
Miss Josephine Martin 10 confined %
nor home on North N1rkhan strOst ~
illness
Mrs. William Strom 10 rsssveft10
from a recent illness at her homo -
Miss Geneva Russell Of Cslu1k4A
Ohio. Is spending the vsek-snd - -
guest Of friends on North 43shA4
street
Miss Pauline Worth, Of Marietta. on
Is the Euest Of friends in this city.
Many men are die this week SWhg. ~
the decrease in operations At the steal
plant Of tho Wheeling Steel and Iron
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FOREIGN EXCHANGE

New York. April lG.-Forc!gn eV-
change steady: Great Britain. ormand
4ilL.. cables AiIhs sixty day bills on
banks 4Sy. Franco. demand . IS; cables
g@S!.. Italy, demand 5.i4 cables
I4aI.. Belgium, demand SIS y cables
N.54. Germany, demand .3SS cables
.G3M holland. demand ST.o0; cables
$685. Norway. demand 1885. sweden.
tiomand 2603. Denmark. demand Ella.
switzerland. demand 1915. Spain, de-
mand 1854 Greece. demand 4.e3'
Roland. demand .0?ia. Czecho-Slovakia'
demand EOS. Argentine. demand 1881.
Rrazll. demand 1915. Montreal 81 'lA
Kumana. 0T6: Austria. 0.0lS7a; jugo-
slavla, 0.3315; Finland. LS1.
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PITTSBURGH PRODUCE

Pittsburgh. Pa. April IL Butter.
creamery. prints Al: tubs 40 per pound.
EEgn freah select IS; current receipts
IS to rs per dozen.
Choose. full cream nv - - per
pound.
Apples. barrels, New TorkA Baldv me
No. IS: No. So tn SIS; MaireA-
Russets. No. ts.75 TO I: West Nir-
glnia willow Twigs No. $3.50 70 :.
Potatoaa iSe pound eacks No. J Mich
!Eans $3.50; Names ~ 90 yer sack: new
rloridAs, par h9rrai SaauJdtnS Rnae M
l IS. rs: No. $3.50
OnIona, new. Texas. per ush.l rTa*e
yellovs N75 to &: Whites 1915 70 &
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moM PRODUCTS

IN connection with the recent strength
and activity In Iron Products Corpora
tioon stock II was said yesterday that
February building contracts awarded
wero 10 per cent greater than they were
IN January and that as result or tho
rectn increase OF 50 ton In the price
AZ ~. produets tho company's earnings
had Increased apprectably. Operations
Ar. now on a basis OF IL per cent OF
oapacity. Tho plant Of its subsidiary.
IN, Central Iron and Coal Company. Is
running At full capacity.
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HANNIBAL nv

VIII Gnd Harry Schrader lsft th0 p6Sa
week for their home In Pittsburgh -afte1t
q short visit with their mother Nh
Isaac Sutsr.
Dr.. r. q. Martin Of New MArttnSviriA
was on our streets Thursday.
Clarence Sutsr arrived home SaturdAy
from Marietta College 70 sDead o.
Easter vacation.
Prof. and Mra- HAIRY Ef1yWman aA6
baby were Wheeling visitoss Monday. iA'
Mr.. and MYs Donald Rist Of S1sdfAs
o. 1ere Sunday visitors at this piAoa.
The remains Of the late Miss NetdS
GehYig whose death occurred at the
homo Of her sistsr Mrs. Lydia Rcth Of
Wheeling, vsYs brought 10 this 1laoe 81
SATURDAY morning and tSksa - IL Mt
Vernon eemetsry near her oA honS Tor
informant. =
Prof. and Mrs. ". 2. SstaP aAd ~
Of Martins Ferry who speat ssrsFaI
day. herr with relatives, rStRfnoA -
their homo Sunday aftsrAsoA
Dr.. vaAkhauss1 Of. New Mafttn1TnlA
was IN town sunday.
Mr.. John Black returned home Mo-
day from . short vidt With Nh. Hm
Rist Of Wheeling.
Born. Thursday to Rsv. And 1r2 Il
4. RodsAAniar . soa. :.
Mrs. Jane BARI H<fsr assd - ysa14
wife Of Homse Baker. . W. Ai1hay T.,
tseHsd Lady died Of pnsaAoaA et ~
home THURSDAY afte1noon Nfe1r a Ne
ness Of Dsvsrai v0akA 8as30o1 Dc Ahos'
band The dseeassd 10 sarvtvsA ~ 49,
daughters and four Soaa. fSR sA
having preesded her. InaIFoovS ~,
sral services vSrs eooAonknA at 6ae -
home on Saturday afta91oea Sf De u
q. church Of which the 4oeaoA V0D
msnhar anA i1tsrmpnt ~ n ~ fkns
III lot In SAS Hartsf osmsARy. T66e
we're bsantttn 6ori o6R4AeA :.
Hiss Alta STRATA vAS . WhAo
VtaftoT NoDdAy.
A nostsr . nan aboat - ysa1S e3
aSs vaS found tn the r1v0 q haH Mdto
horth Of town On Sunday akt9nooa BIT
- there Va1 No cine - 10 ks Asodty
tAS remains vsrS Atsr4oA 0a H60dAy
morning IN tie esns%Ry ~ undNeAk1
~. a Whartoa Of New Haft1aOvfnA H
was we'll dresOod and voeO - S~SRo9AA
hsA dark Aatr a1d MutAGA 4 ~
watch. Q Joh11t0WA. Ps. haAk 0oOk ~
- IN Eeasy vers found IN LII poSkNR
YnAk OA A2eD0rsA3sl ~ III 49,
ehsr AfSsfnsy g. IL St1atA ~ - -
YenSstsva arrived ho.as Toss11v ~
Nh, P1sss rshsr ~ o1a d. -.
wssk 1t hsT homo hFs lsE3 0Sday fsq
Haft1nA FERN.
p. Beech sttSaded ths fssn2al 0at1FAU
Of H. lAs Ma Nancy A.o.oA ,RSvS41.
VIE q Gsorrs BSva1 ~ 3e10 CIV
which vas had 1t 'CAxA9tpA q.
vsrs New Mart1SvtnS vtAseD Ne0AL
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TWO GILLETTE DIVIDENDS

The Gillette Safety Razor Company 8
directors have declared It's regular quar-
tcrly cash dividend OF - share ana
stock dividend OF 2'7 per cent both pay
able on June ] to stock or record on
May |. At their meeting IN January
similar stock dividend was declared. Al
so payable on Juno /, making the total
amount of the companys stock distri-
button. which Will be made on that date
per cent
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NEWS OF BUSINESS
wonnwoRrH ExrRA pEcLAREp

Tine f. ". Woolworth Company u'
rCrtors have declared IN extra dlr!dohn
Of g Il ~hJr" "a Its common S'"tN
N addition 20 its regular quarterly ais
bUr."mcnl Of g a share. both arc pay
ahlc on Juno ! to stock of record on
MAY !. e Il. Winston. the company y
SUPERINTENDENT uf huyInG. IVA" been
elected to lis directorate, - III the va
cancy caused BY The death OF \. Barton
Hepburn
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DIVIDEND ON POSTUM

Tn" l."stum cereal Company dlrcc-
tors declared an initial dividend OF Hl'-'
share ON IT'S common stock ana y /"
share on It's preferred stock, both pay
able on MAJ 10 stock OF record on
Arrsl a. Tho stocks wcro admitted TO
trading on the New York Stock E1-
change and transaction On that board
WIN begin today.
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NEW YORK PRODUCES

New York. April 13.-Live poultry
steady; fowls cST3o Dressed poultry
quiet: turkeys 4oR61.
Butter steady: creamery higher than
e1traA 3SAG4o: creamery extras (92
score). 3Sla 63s: creamery frsts (SS TO
81 score), Sc 338.
Eggs steady.
Cheese steady: state whole milk.
flats fresh specials 1874 Tl9; do. av-
erage run IL.
F1o0r unchanged.
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EAST BUFFALO ILvESrooG

East Buffalo. April 1a.-Cattle- re-
oetpt, ses; slow and steady.
calvea receipts 700; slow. 30 eAno
higher. $500 O 800.
Hogs receipts 400: allow. steady to
1oo lower; heavy S1o.H0laso; mixed
s11.oo@11.lo: workers. and HIGHT de'
.1o.76S1l.oo: pigs tla7s: rouShs ss.7s
0s.oo; stays 34.eo6Sbo.
Sheep and lambs. receipts 5000: .io3'
vsthers a5e OF: othsrs steady. "stn-
srs Ss.oo0a2S.
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DRY GOODS

New York. April 13-Scattered BUYING
was reported today in print cloths ano
sheetngs with prices holding stesdy
Yarns were quiet R9~ silk advanced
from 10 to IS centa = pound ana trad
Ing vas moro active BurlAps wers
uutet
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YrrruuDaK LIVESTOCK

Pittsburgh, April 1a--Hogs. receipts
1900; market lower: heAvieA 1880
1885: heavy workers. and light yofksrs,
l1oo0u.o6; pigs los 61o-6o.
gheop and lambs, receipts L1oe;
marked steady; top sheep, SO; Top
lambs, 400.
Calves, receiptA ESQ; unnrfet lower:
TIM 400.
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TOLEDO 1RAH

Toledo, Ohio April 13-Wh>afs eAAh
t1.41,
Cloverseed. prime oaHh 31<bo' April
S15TI: October $11.9o.
AIyike. prime cash $11.bo.
Timothy. primo cash $50; May S1So;
September $3.50.
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MoMEY MARKET

New York. April 15-Call money sesy.
high 4; low 4: ruling rata 4; closing
bid ~: offered At 1; last loan 4; Call
loans against aoeeptaneea 81 Tlms
loans steady: s. days ~; % days ~ /;
s months ~. Prime mercantile paper
Sh to &G
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ALTON DIRECTORS REFLECTED

Chicago. April l3.-StockhoIders OK
tho Chicago and Alton Railroad ro-e.ect-
cd w. G. Beard. T. q. Merrill and " H.
Skipworth to its directorate. meet
Ing Of the directors will be he'd TINS
month TO reorganizs the board.
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LWar BONDS

New Yerk. April 13.-Lfbesty bonds
closed: wv St.te: Arst ~ SS.fo Bid;
SECOND 60 ss.N bid: nrSt tX's DS.SS;
second %X's S1.7o: third lAs 100:
fourth 4A's S1Ss: Victory 1k's 1Ss.os;
Victory tA's ioe.St.
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peactt BY Ohio Fuel OIL

The Ohio Fuel on Company reports
for 1921 a deficit OF S45.;0i after charges
and depreciation as Contrasted with
surplus OF seS6.420 in 1920. Its proht
and loss surplus WAS reduced 70 s4,6SS'-
TS3
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MASTEN & co, ADD
CLEWS TO SERVICE

A. r. Masten & Co have ndded TO
their list OF private wire correspond
ents In New York. Henry Clews & CO.
tho old established banking house ann
New York Exchange firm.
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elared q dividend OF san . share to
stockholders Of record April Is, payable
May L
NOTICE.
Tho wheeling Stock Exchange viii DO
closed All day Pr1day, April 10 Good
Friday
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CHICAGO GRAIN

Chicago. April l3.-,BtE cXTort bust
moss helped bring about a sharp az
vance to-day in tho price OF wheat The
market closed strong. 2%to ga cents
net higher. with May s1.33% 10 81 40
and July Sl.23x to sl.23 ~ Corn gam n
ed &c 10 sc and oats y &c 10 a
&C. In provisions, the outcome ""S
unchanged to 10 cents lower
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N. Y. COTTON MARKET

wheeling. W. Va April IL, n
Furnished The Inteiilgencer by A e
Mastep & Co.. members New York Stock
Exchange. Second floor National Bank
~ w Va Rldp
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N. Y. CURB MARKET

wheeling, W. Va, April H. IA
Furnished The Intenigenesr BY A. r
Nasten & Co., members New York StocS
Exchange. Second NocR National SAnk
- nlAR
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N. Y. STOCK EXCHANGE

wheeling. W. Va. April II. u
Furnished The IntelliEencer by A. r.
Aasten q Co. members New York Stoch
Exchange. Second floor National Bank
pf W. Va, Bldg.
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At the end Of the year ho continues u
basis Of tho dividend would prenA'' ~
about IL per cent
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PITTSBURGH STOCKS

wheeling, w. Va, April -. "a
Furnished Tho lntolugencer by A. =
Mastea, & Co, members New York Stoch
exchange second floor National Bank
p ". Va. Bldg. --,--.,-.-
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STANDARD OIL
SUBSIDIARY STOCKS

wheeling. w Va. April -, e
Furnished The tn;ellirencer oy A.
Mas,rn 4 Co. members New York STOCK
e;SrhanEe Second floor National banA
",
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open. High. Low. Close.

Cash quotations:
Wheat-No- : hard S1.3lx. .
Corn-No 3 mixed ssh 9Sso: No
oSsENo' White ssx 9as%c: No ,
white 1S& 033c-
Pork-NominAl
Lard-$1o.65.
RihS-$115e0E.bo.
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BOSTON COPPER STOCKS

Wheeling. W. Va. April -. 90.
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Nasten & Co, members New York stock
Exchange Second floor National Bank
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LOCAL STOCKS

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Daily quota tion list Wheeling Stocn
ExchanrA Compiled for Tho Intelh'
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WHEELING live STOCK

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The Brattleboro daily reformer. (Brattleboro, Vt.) 1913-1955, 1922-12-09
THOUSANDS CAN'T
HEAR CLEMENCEAU
Speech In Philadelphia Today TO BE
Made j IN Which win Ac-
a. aOasc Only 1000.

PHILAI .1IIzIA, Dec 9-ThousandS
of Philadelphiaus were disappointed to-
day at their inability to. hear Georges
Clemenceau. Tiger of France, deliver
the last important address in his tour OF
the United States. As a partial relief
for their disappointment they thronged
the streets through which the octogen-
arisn statesman was scheduled TO pass on
his way to Independence hall and the
Academy Of Music to catch a glimpse of
him
The arrangements called for only a
brief visit Actually he was TO be here
about 1917 hours. but officially several
hours less than that.
Escorted by the First City Troop, be
decked and caparisoned in all the military
splendor Of an earlier day. and accom-
panied by party Of prominent citizens,
the Tiger" will be taken first to Inde-
pcndence hall where a brief ceremony nj
the Liberty bell has been arranged in his
honor
From Independence Square Clemenceau
will be whisked 10 the Academy of Music
where a capacity crowd had tickets Of
admission His visit to this city was nm
der the auspices Of the Philadelphia
Forum, an organization numbering 1000
persons, which is about the seating ca.
pacity Of the academy \ futile effort
was made to have the Tigers" address
made a public function.
The Brattleboro daily reformer. (Brattleboro, Vt.) 1913-1955, 1922-12-09
VERMONTS HIGH DEATH RATE.
Was 14.2 Per Thousand in 192f-Rate
For Whole Country is III.

WASHINGTON. Dec 9.-Yermont
shows the highest state death rate
(crude) during 1921. with 14.2 per LOCO
population, according to figures an
nounced yesterday by the department Of
commerce, and based on complication
made Dy the bureau of the census. The
adjusted rate is Ill per 1000 poplua-
ton. Montana. with 50 per 1000, shows
the lowest death rate.
In commenting on this. the department
of commerce says:
Crude death rates by no means tell
the whole story regarding the healthful-
ness of different localities. Race stock
.ccupations of the population. and the
relative number of nonresidents are fac
tors which must be considered before it
can be determined that one city or state
is more healthful than another. For
example, adjustments simply for the diff
erences in the sex and age distributio-
f the population in the states, give Mon
ana the lowest adjusted rate (S.S) and
N the city of 100000 population give
Akron the lowest adjusted rate (921
while in the states the highest adjusted
rate (13.4l is for Maryland and in the
Is highest adjusted rate (19) is for
Memphis