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The Wheeling intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1903-1961, 1922-07-20
WALL STREET INDICATES BELIEF
ECONOMIC PROBLEMS SOON SOLVED

New York. July ls.-wau Streets
belief in an early solution OF unfa-
vorable domestic economic problems
again was indicated today by the
further strength and greater activity
OF dealings on the stock exchange.
Disregarding additional widespread
cuts in crude oil products, dimtnut'on
OF Industrial operations because OF
coal shortage. and the firmer tone OF
the money market, prices OF many in
vestment and speculative shares reg
istcrcd material gains. The movement
was broader than yesterdays encom'
passing numerous high grade OILS. "a
we'll as coalerS. shippings. coppcrs anu
the better class OF specialties, with
marked revival OF interest In foreign
oils.
OF the latter. Mexican Petroleum was
most conspicuous asserting some OF
last months strength at an extreme
advance Of nine points and net gam
Of Sin points, Pan American. General
Asphalt and some OF the low grade do
nestle oils. notably Cosden, were In
fair demand. -
United States steel improved frac-
tionally. the buying probably being
based on prospects OF good showing
IN the report FOR the second quarter
10 be issued next week. Crucible Van
adium and the various Independent
steel shares held firm TO strong AMI
the inquiry for coppcrs accompanied
reports Of better domestic and fore
ign demand for metals.
Realizing for profits manifested it
SELF In the last hour with StudeoaScr,
several motor accessories and leading
equipments a the most vueinerable Is
sues. Reactions Of one 20 almost three
points in those stocks caused moderate
irrcgularity at the close. Sales amount
cd TO $4,000 shares.
A Ner cent rate for call loans ruled
through the session, but shoSt and
long tine maturitles held at their
easier rates OF the previous day. with
more liberal purchases OF commercial
paper and bank acceptances.
Exchange on London forfeited much
Of, yesterdays gain and allied bills
were rcactionary. losing 20 70 % points.
German marks again fell below .02 ami
aside from the Swedish rate, most OF
The North European remittances cas-
cd. with firmness in Swiss, Spanish
and Greek quotations
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CHICAGO DAILY.

Chicago, July 1s.-Butter lower
creamery extras SO cents: firsts 5000
S2h; seconds 2Sh 92sh; standards
32h.
EGGS lower: receipts freight l1.b2s.
express FOL cases, firsts 20h 70 2lts;
ordinary firsts 20 cents; miscellaneous
2N@21; storage packed extras 22h
IS: storage packed firsts 229e3h.
Poultry, steady: fowls I'm; broilers
24Q2S; roosters IAN
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M O, DIVIDEND OUTLOOK.

Tho recent strength In Baltimore &
Ohio shares is believed In some broker
axe quarters TO indicate RESUMPTION
OF common stock dividends. possible
some time this year. At any rate, the
opinion was expressed yesterday thar
a payment may he made earlier than
generally expected During the sum-
mer months directors meetings are
held more or less irrcEularly. During
the first six months NJ 1922 F. & o.
earned about IN per cent on the
Junior stock issue and the percentage
for the last half is expected to he con-
siderably larger az the major share OF
the company's earnings usually ACQUIRES
in the last six months Of the year.
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mARS-ROEBUCK.

Buying activity developed in Scars
Roebuck shares. following the an
nouncement by Vicc-president Loeb that
the company had already bought up
about $500, 900 notes due next Octo-
Der. NJ r. Loeb also stated that arrange
ments will also be made TO retire stimuli
taneously the S17.OoO.oO0 notes due the
following October. This plan" nc said
rs under discussion and has not yet
been definitely decided upon. but Will
IN all possibility be put into effect.
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BUTTER AND EGGS.
RITTER
FLOUR AND GRAIN.

New York, July lo.--F7our barely
steady; spring patents $40" S5.N0.
wheat spot easy: No. ] northern spring
sl47h No ? red winter Sl2IAS No. I?
hard winter Sl.SQi.; No. ! Manitoba
$I49is; No. mixed duam Sl-@9A cif.
track. New YORK TO arrive. Corn spot
firm. No. . yellow and , white SIC and
No. mixed S2i=c cif, New York all
rail Oats spot barely steady: No.
wnifc. 47IiIi.C. Lard firm middle
ives, Sl1.60Gsll7o. other articles UNI
changed.
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PITTSBURGH PRODUCE

Pittsburgh. July l9.-(Pennsylvania
nnreau OF Markets DAIRY products
unchanged.
Orions-Pcr bushel hamper: Virgin
las No. ! yellows. s0.75 a 100; New Jer-
seys No. yellows. s1.25 ii .35. Home
grown. per bundle of one dozen punches.
l2I2 q l5c.
Apples-Rushel baskets: No. Della
ware Transparents. S1.5OI1.75; red va
rletics. s2.0OG225: Illinois Duchess,
S2.OOG2.25.
Potatoes-Vlrgin!as and Marylands,
per barrel. No. /. S3.4nd $50; New Jer-
. seys. l5O-pound sacks. No. J, 1855 %
:; on
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NO TIRE ADVANCE.

Motor trucks will supply sufficient
tires for automobiles and trucks If
railroads are tied up by strikes. &C
cording to officials OF Akron tire COM
NAMES. Tires will not be scarce nor
prices advanced. for the tire industry
itself has enough trucks TO insure the
distribution of tires. Members OF the
trade believe that necessary raw ma
terials will not require much hauling
rs rubber Inventories are high and
mines near Akron can provide enough
coal to continue operations.
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ARMY AND NAVY STORES.

Roanoke. Va, July 19.-War on The
so-called army and navy stores has
been declared by the Retail Clothiers
and Furnishers association OF Virginia.
in convention here. The fight Will be
carried to Congress. it is expected, and
strong effort will be made TO have tho
army and navy stores compelled to
change their names. on the ground that
they constitute unfair competition.
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EAST BUFFALO LIVESTOCK.

East Buffalo. n. Y. July l9.-Cattle,
receipts 425; slow steady TO shEde
lower.
Calves receipts. $50; slow 80 cents
lower, 5.0041o.5O.
Hogs. receipts 2.4o0; slow, steady 10
10 cents lower; heavy lib q ll.40:
mixed 11.50dll.75 light do and pigs
11.75911s0; roughs S.5oGS.75; stays
500 $500.
Sheep and lambs. receipts 500; slow;
mixed sheep 7.0o2750.
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LOGAN D. BRYAN'S
CLOSING STOCK LETTER

(By private wire to f. Masten Coz
New York, July l9.-Stock market
prices as general proposition TO-DAY
were disposed to exhibit hardening ter
denotes. or course so-called specisiles
easily featured the dealings on the up
side but the manner in which the Oh ue
partment OF the list received tme he"s
,omching on reductions in gasoline and
nj nrices suggested TO many that the
va denreciation In prices Of the var
to,,s al securities pretty we'll discount
- recent developments In the industry
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TOLEDO 9RA~.

Toledo, O., July ls.-wheat cash
s1ls; July -1.1s; September Lis: De-
cember L16.
Cloverseed primo cash $500: octo-
Der lilo; December lilo
Alsike prime cash 5000; August
1850; October 1880.
Timothy prime cash ,afo; ssptsm.-
Der 2s71; October $50.
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CRUDE
OIL IS CUT Is CENTS

Pittsburgh, July ia cut OF Is
cents a barrel in the price Of Psnnsyl>
vania crude and other grades OF oil
quoted here, was announced whAn tbs
market opened today. The now prices
are: Pennsylvania $500; Cabell 1885,.
Somerset l65: Somerset light l.so and
Ragland 100. Corning. which was cut
Is cents yesterday, was unchanged. at
100 today. =
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PRODUCE MARKET
Wheeling. W. Va. July IS. 80
FOREIGN EXCHANGE.


New York. July lr.-Fore!gn en-
change easy.
Great Britain demand 49,: cables
4.454: sixty day bills on banks Az.
France demand S34; cables S.Si Y.
Italy. demand ass: cables 4,1S's
Belgium demand So: cables T.S@'E'
Germany. demand 19's cables l"%.
Holland. demand 3S.S". cables 3S.S1.
Norway. demand 1850.
Sweden demand 26.0J.
Denmark. demand 2lyH
Switzerland. dcmaud 1920.
Spain. demand l5.H,.
Greece. demand ~!
Poland, demand NIX.
CzeCho SlovaKia. demand 30.
Argentine, demand $685..
Brazil. demand 1915.
Montreal 80.
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P1rrsBuRaK LIVE STooR.

Pittsburgh. July 1s.-Hogs. receipts
1000 higher; heavies $1,000 3Il.10.
Heavy yorkkers; light yorksrs and pigs
s11.856$11.s6.
Sheep and lambs, receipts 1000; low,
err. Sheep 37.75. Lambs $500.
Calves, receipts 200; lower; top
100.
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surrEz, EGGS, CHEESE

New York. July 19.-Butter-Easy.
Receipts. 1886. Creamery. higher than
extras, 3S4R37c; creamery. extras t92
Scorsp. 351s q soc; creamery, hrsts (SS
!. TO 81 ScoreD, SEQ 35c.
EExs-weak. Receipts. 20.S36. Fresh
kathsred extra hrsts. rs q soc; do. rrsts
s215 G25c.
Cheese-weak. Receipts 5.4Ss.
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LBEHTY BONDS.

New York. July l9.-(Liberty Bonds
avs 1oo.16; first ts
lO070: second As l00.s6; first AZ 8
10oSS: second 4Es 1o0.54: liberty
third = iO04S: liberty fourth AZ 8
iOO.9S; victory AS 1o056.
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wyonina Crude Out Asain

Findlay. Ohio, July 1s.-The Obi"
OIL Company today announced another
reduction of Is cents per barrel on
Wyoming crude oils The new pr!cc'
are: Grass creek $40; Elk Basin 40.
Big Muddy 90; Lance creek lao; Ro'k
creek 100: Mule creek so.
The Wheeling intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1903-1961, 1922-07-20

New York, July 1s-Can money
steady: high I: low 4: ruling rate 4;
closing bid (; offered at ~ last loan 4:
call loans against acceptance 81. Time
loans easier: sixty days *; 90 days IN
a.: six months 4@4H. Price merosn-
tile paper A@4A.
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CHICAGO GRAIN

Chicago. July ls.--Wheat underwent
r material fall In value today chiefly
"a a result OF assumed likelihood that
tho railroad strike VAS nearing settle
m"nt. Prices closed nervous Is 10 y
cents net lower; with September $l'lU7S
to Ill and Dec. liz 10 =. Corn gam
ed u TO | cent. oats lost 4 10 - ana
provisions finished cents 10 ~ cents
up.
Wheat
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POULTRY.

New York. July 10. - Live poultry
weak. broilcrs by freight 2S9S3: by
cypress 2t83o: fowls 24Q25; roosters
u Dressed poultry easier; western
chickens 28G45 cents
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Extra dividend.
N. Y. CURB MARKET

wheeling, W. Va. July l2. ~"
Furnished tho ,lnteligencer by a n
pnsten 4 Co. members New YORK Stocs
EachauEe. Secopd floor National Bans
~ w Va Rldr
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BOSTON COPPER STOCKS

Wheeling, w. Va, July -, 20.
Furnished The Inteiligencer by A Il
Aasten 4 Co. members New York Stocs
Exchange. Second floor National Bans
- Va plAR
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LOCAL. STOCKS

Wheeling, W. Va, July ~, 80.
paIly quotation list Wheeling stock
Exchange Compiled for The Iut"!lt-
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STANDARD on
SUBSIDIARY STOCKS

Wheeling. W Va. July l9, ~
FurnISnvu lac 1ui-tI.;encer BY \. r.
Nasteo L Co. members New York Stocs
Exchange Second floor National BanA
" w. Va Bldg.
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N. Y. COTTON MARKET

Wheeling. w. Va. July 10. 20.
Furnished the InteiliKencer by A. 2
Hasten & Co. members Now York Stoch
EIchan6e. Second floor National BaAs
e w. Va. Bldg.
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ORUDN Oh

OIL City. Pa, July 1S-Credit pal
ances 50. Runs 26.s1b; avsraSe S.lsZ.
Chipments s4.eaS; average 6l'Ssl.
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PITTSBURGH STOCKS

Wheeling. w. Va, July 10, 20.
Furnished Tho lutelEsencer by A. q
Master & Co. members New York Stoch
Exchange. Second floor National Banh
NJ " Va bldg
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LARD.

Nsw York July 19.-Lard firm: mid
d'a west s1l.55Q1l.65. Other article
Unchanged
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N. Y. STOCK MARKET

Wheeling. W. Va. July 70. 80
Corrected by 4. F.. NlASTEN & co.
members Of New York Stock Exchange.
National Bank OF West Va Building
LOUIS +. BRAND. Resident Partner.
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Cash wheat No. red sl.l2lk q lib u:
No. hard l.I41116. Corn No. , mix
ed 64x: No. 2 yellow 64fs q Il: Oats
No. white 35h 0AOh2: No. white
s4MQ27. Pork nominal Lard ll.o5.
Ribs lO."IQ1t.@5.
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CALLED:
The Senae'S Opinion Of Senator Sutherland
Expressed By One Of Its Leaders
BY SENATOR ARTHUR CAPPER OF KANSAS

In Senate noted for oquaciy and clrcumlocuton seems
GOOD occasionally member who, though gifted IN speech
but little time debate and then contents himself with
talking directly to the point issue If all the ninety members
that BODY Senator Sutherland OF west
VIRGINIA does wonderful Senate would be! He never dis
subject that he does not contribute to the tund
information concerning He has always been interested In the
nrobems and consistent supporter OF measures
mt forth for the aid of agriculture There more Woodworking
than Howard Sutherland and he Is assduous IN his attend
ancc at the meetings important Finance Military Affairs and
Mines and Mining Committees all which he member
Sutherland deserves reputation he has earned among his col
Of being one the useful members of the Senate
TRIED TESTED IN THE WORK, PROVEN TRUE TO THE
IPEOPIE's TRUST NOT HAND PICKED SENATOR NOR CAN
In1DATE NO EMBARRASSING ALLIANCES, SQUARE AND
open DEALING, UNDER BONDS OF OBLIGATION ONLY ~
HIS CONSCIENCE AND HIS CONSTITUENTS ASKS SUPPORT
IhE REP1TBIICAN MEN AND WOMEN ON HIS OFFICIAL
RECORD AND PRIVATE CHARACTER.
PROMPT RELIABLE EFFICIENT
/ Polite
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WHEELING live STOCK

Wheeling. W. Va, July 10. %.
wTJEkLIhG ..iNr: STOch COM. GO.
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Range Of local stocks to-day:
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Peru is erecting many American
built portable houses.
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SMITHFIELD FAMILY
HURT IN AUTO CRASH

SiStersviIle. July (SpeciaD -Four
persons were painfully injured and
three others escaped with only slight
bruises when an automobile IN which
they were riding was dttched and ran
into tree The accident occurred near
Pursley about three miles from thls
city. or the SiSterSville and Salem turn
pike. Mr.. and Mrs. J. y. Davis, an In
valid son. an infant daughter and three
other passengers were in the car, with
Mr.. Davis at the wheel, When he at
tempted 10 pass another machine, the
accident occurred. Mrs Davis was bad
~ cut about the legs. the son received
q broken nose and other injuries. while
the infant was only slightly hurt. The
family was from SmithAeld and after
receiving medical attention here, were
taken to their home.
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MRS, ANTHONY BUSCH
HURT IN ACCIDENT
Stx Local People Go Over Bank In
Automobile Near Cannons-
burg, Pa

Mrs. Anthony busch. aged 65 years
OF Elm Grove Is confined to the Wash
lngton (PA) hospital suffering with
serious injuries, while A s. Shidell OF
No. a. Fifteenth street Is suffering with
q broken wrist and his four daughters.
Masses Mary, Margaret. Gertrude and
May Shidell. with minor cuts and
bruises as the result OF an automobile
accident near Cannonsburg, Pa. early
yesterday morning.
Mr., ShidellS automobile, according to
word received here, left tho road when
the front wheel struck stone on the
road, wrenching the steering wheel from
Mr, Shidelrs hands. The machine rolled
oyer an ernbankment-
Mrs. busch. while not suffering from
any serious injuries. IS in q critical con-
dition owing 10 her advanced age and
the severe shock. The party was drly-
ing to Clarion, Pa. the former home OF
shei ShidellA
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IMPRESSIVE talk
AT union MISSION

Rev. L. J. Haines. was the principal
speaker at tho Union Mission last
HiEht. Rev. Haines spoke to good
sized crowd. In spite OF the heat and
6o1a part OF his llfe's story and his
dealing with many Of the dentzens OF
aie underworld IN Chicago, and other
Notorious red-light districts. which are
nov q thing OK the past Rev. Hames
has been connected with the Union
Mission at Charleston. since last spring.
Al che close OF the meeting. when them
vtfaton was given to come forward.
tf1res men accepted and were converted.
lrPatsy" as he Is popularity known will
speak again Tuesday night at the Mis-
Men. and will tell OF more of his ex-
1er1ences OF his past life. Superln-
tehdent Cory OF the Union Mission. says
M 10 indeed 4 modern example OF a
miracle that q man Ike Rev. Haines,
vac was deep in sin, could be saved.
Tnis, II nothing else, should convince
th& deepest-dyed sinner on earth. that
tfsAs win accept Christ as his Saviour,
there Is hope for him"
IA large crowd Is expected Tuesday
hight as Rev. Haines' talks are always
sh&eresting and hold a vast human
Interest story.
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REMOVE ALLEGED
.MARCHERS To OHIO
=. VALLEY HOSPIT Al

steve Tyukody OF Avella. Pa. one OF
the miners who Is alleged TO have par
ticipated In the march on the Cnfton
mine at Cnftonville, W. Va, week
ago, and In which the late Sheriff H. n.
Dhval and six others were killed ana
many others were wounded, was re-
moved from the Ohio county jail TO the
QGo Valley General hospital yesterday
mining. where, II Is said, TyukodS
arm would probably be amputatsd.
sTyukody was arrested the day follow
ing the fatal mine battle. He was shot
through the left arm. DR.. E. B. Plant
was secured to attend the wounded man
and, after performing an operation and
placing plates IN his arm. announced
that It would probably be necessary 10
kake the arm OF.
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PLAZA THEATRE

sgEdy Old Kentucky Home" an origin
al story by Anthony Paul Kelly. had It's
fitial presentation here at the Plaza
tfeatre starting yesterday and all week.
+a.sfdy Old Kentucky Home" Is a story
az the South. OF mother love. with q
bsautiful human romance running
through II. II has thrills aplenty and
has tremendous action. especially in tho
facang scenes.
ssA splendid all-star cast IS seen head
"a nv Monte Blue. one OF the country's
kaxorIte screen actors, The scenes are
lavish and well photographed The big
yreiodramat!c punch. the Kentucky
perby, where is seen the summing OF
Mat annual classic event and the win
nfrnE ~ the race ny a horse on which
4 -3ruud Southern widow has staked her
an for her boy. arc remarkable. They
were taken a, the race track in l.exing-
ton
.sSonz contest Wednesday and Friday
NIGHTS. Cash prizes to the ones singing
Shy Old Kentucky Home" the best. also
an al ST. John comedy.
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During a plague in Norway out Of
1000, 900 people. but 100000 survived.
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PHOTOGRAPHERS SHOW
new BALL GOWN EFFECT

ssCreveland. Ohio, July 24-The day
&hha women cannot be photographed
NJ Ia ball gown because they forgot
10 bring IL along 10 a thing Of the
RSst it was demonstrated today at the
srfaual convention OF the Ohio Michigan
htilana photographers association here.
IL J. Buckley Of Binghamton. y. Y.
6tdwed me several hundred delegates
Row stunning ball gown elects can be
devised with only a few yards OF silk.
y yard or two Of tulle and a few rosettes.
Varying effects were produced. mono OF
which took more than ten minutes.
: Bestdes the delegates, visiting photo
graphers from Georgia. Pennsylvania.
Virginia. Minnesota and other states
md Canada attended.
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GAINESVILLE

Rev. John Bamfurd of the First Pres
byterian church left Sunday evening
evening for Montreal, whore he expects
TO sail next Thursday for Ireland 10
visit his mother. He will be gone
about six week
Miss Ruth Riley OF wheeling. W. Va
spent the ek-end with Mrs. George s.
Fisher II Walton avenue.
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AUTO THIEVES
AGAIN ACTIVE
TWO MORE AUTOMOBILES p1SAF
FEARED LAST N1GHT-aEAEA N
RECOVERED AS YET.
10th Had Been Parked Along streeSs-
Months Total Highest OF Year
To Date.

Automohile thieves were active IN
Wheeling last night and succeeded IN
securing two good cars.
The first car stolen last night was the
Cadillac coupe owned by DIR. W. 3
Fulton which was taken from SiTteentn
near Market street. Police OF all sur
rounding towns within a hundred miles
OF Wheeling were notified last night.
The machine carried licenses number
42S21.
The second automobile reported stolen
vas made by W. S. Brady, Of the Hazel
ATLAS Glass company. Mr.. Brady parH'
ed his Chandler touring car on Chapi'ne
street in front OF ST. Matthews church
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Mr.. and Mrs Vaughn Thornoerry anH
daughter and Mr.. and Mrs. Frank Cow
gill and children OF Columbus, o. VS.
tied relatives over Sunday IN this city
Mrs. Katharyn Warren and son, rdT
old, returned home Saturday from nm
extended visit with friends at Day
ton. o. =,
Mrs. J. W. Foulke Of Newark, O., Is
visiting her mothar. Mrs. l.. NJ Carter.
: Mrs J. ". Bradheld and daughter
Mrs Charles Rratton. viii entertain
with n large reception Thursday after
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FIVE DIE IN AUTO CRASH.

. San Francisco, July 24.-Ftve per,
sons were killed and four were be-
lIsYed today 10 be dying as the result
az D collision here last night between
an automobile and street car. The
automobile. after turning over. burst
into danes, burning several persons
badly before they could be rescued.
The dead were ~ Ct one family.
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recommending its taking the offensive
In view OF the White Tsrroe and IN,
attacks on workmen abroad, the appea.
says. it Is time defensive tactics cease0
The committee has sen: . special Ap-
peal to the Germans declaring their nA-
tional leaders have betrayed them and
recommending that tho workers take
power into their own hands and dismiss
The leaders II the latter fail to over
come the monarchical reaction.
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daughter Of Dayton. O, arrived Sundtv
Tor an extended visit with her parents.
Mr.. and Mrs. Frank Fowler.
Mrs. l.. VI. Carter will spend Thurs
day at Wheeling.
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INTERNATIONALLY ACTS
Sends Appeal to Proletartat Of world
to Take the Offensive

Moscow. July .4.-(By the Associated
Press THE executive committee OF
the Third Internationale has sent an