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The Wheeling intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1903-1961, 1922-03-17
KANAWHA OPERATORS
POSTPONE OFFERING
SCALE TO WORKERS

Charleston. W. Va. March le-IEe
Kanawha Coal Operators Association
faced by falling coal markc, today
pnstponcd until the cud"f the month N'
efforts to FIX n wage scale Tor us en-
ployes. ,,,
called 10 draft scale that wou'd
take tho place OF the present contract
with the United Mine Workers OK Amer
lea. the directors discussed wage PROB
lens for two days. and were expected
70 report their recommendations AT
meeting OF the Inebers or tho ASSOCIATION
today Instead. the board rcConIinchoeu
that q scale should not be posted anti.
March so. and this was approved by me
association.
members declared after the meeting
that tho operators wished 10 be as Hp-
eraI as possible IN determining tho pay
Of their employees, and that theY le''
speclal responsibility because OF failure
~ the uricrs TO accept an invitation
.cr discussion OF the proposed scale IN
spite OF threats o. general strike n
the coal industry the p-!Ce or coal con-
,!oued 10 sail. they said. and Il was ce-
rlared n the meeting that coal waa ne
ing sold at slS0 ton. when i"Ca! opcr :
ators could not mine Il at legs than y
Il ton. In view OF these conditions :!
was decided 20 postpone dct"rm'nTioN
or the scale IN tho hope that changes
n economic conditions during tho iaVi
half OF the month might enable them t"
oTe- higher pay than could be agree" o"
unle- the present circumstances.
The resolution adopted at III" meet
Ing provided that the board OF directors
would meet again on tho 9th and the
association on the cath. x also pointed
out that the association stood "1uar"!y
back cC resolutions adopted ~ tho pre-
y!ous meeting FOR m open shop M"
against tho CHECK oN.
The Wheeling intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1903-1961, 1922-03-17
Ku kIux KIanS Formed
in Nine West Va. Towns

MartjnshurE. w. Va. March ih.--ln
Wheeling Huntington. Partnerships
ClarkShurg. RlucGeid. Charleston. Wc!ie-
burg. Becklcy. Williamson AMI SeNcr' /!
Other cities and towns In various sec
lions Of West Virginia ku kluH Nlans
have been organized, according |" Il
statement mado hero last night by i'r j
H. Hawkins. Of Newport News. Nh.. M
Uoual lecturer Of the Khan. viii" was re-
srnnn!hlc for the organization OF the
klans.
I'r. Hawkins car hcrH "a rc:ut" Tn"
opinion that the x X. X. - In favor
Of mob violence and lynChir@. l.N en-
phatIcally stated that : wa M orean;-
alton favOrinE law ana r"d"~ and said
that the sender Of note, "a which IN"
life Of Monroe :. pa!tuN. convicted
negro rapist now in tho p"nit"at'ary AT
M0undsville. where he vii! BE- hanged
May was threatened forged III" sigma
ture of the ku liluN. Tho note wax re-
~civcd by n local newspaper last SIT
urday. II declared next Friday would
he hanging day" unless the negro wa
found guilty.
The Wheeling intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1903-1961, 1922-03-17
LGQAI NOTICE.
NOTICE

OF Redemption OF Bonds o. Street I'M
provemert Loan No. OF the
City OF Wheeling
Notice Is hereby given by the Conm.5-
sioners OF Street Improvement Loan OF
1912 OF the City OF Wheeling. West VIZ
S!nia. that. pursuant to the require
mentS OF tho ordinance OF said City
passed April I, 1912. emitted AN Or
6:nance to provide for the issue and sale
~ bonds OF the City OF Wheeling. 70 be
SHOWN as tho Street Improvement Loan
OF 1912 and redemption and payment
hereof, etc" tho following described
bonds issued under the said ordinance
will become duo and parable on the frs:
day Of April. A. .. 1922. 20 wit; bonds
Of $4,000 principal. each numbered 81.
50. IS. "a 49, SIS, Il, -. IS and -. Said
bonds Will De redeemed and paid at the
Dollar Savings & Trust CO. OF the CITY
os Wheeling. West Virginia, on and
after the first da" o. April. 1922. and
said bonds Will cease 70 bear interest
from the last named day and date.
CSigneD ]. G. DRIEHORST.
J. +. HE'LL.
commissioners o: the street Improve
nent Loan No. ma lis
The Wheeling intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1903-1961, 1922-03-17
SATURDAY DONATION
DAY FOR HOSPIT AL

Tomorrow w.U y" tho annua, den7-
ton day az II" \urth Wheeling hos
pltal and the public will be asked TO
contribute funds - help support the
tnStltutioU. Man! charity patients
have bcru taken care az during tho
pas, year owing - the general indus
TRIAL dcprr. sion. daNM of free attention
nave been given to the worthy poor and
tho need t"r n'.Hrcia' assistance Is felt
'uor" thIa eyer ~ this tine.
The pcop!" "s Wheeling have always
i">l"nr"i r"u'r"uH!I :" the call Tor
r.d from tho N"c'l Wheeling h"Sp!tll.
nd tho ladies' In charg. feel that alt
CORNER patrons ~ vel rs many no."
trends uC tn" institution will he gen
cIuuS in their contributions tomorrow.
Money o. other useful things Will 70
.,cou;abl" ard offerings should y" s'rt
= members of IN" board Of directors OF
~" hospital. mailed directly ." the
institutions In ,arr rf ihc Mother 81
rori,.r or delivered 10 the following
committee which will no at IT." hos
pital ali day 70 receive Donations N"s-
James Coo. i. M:tth!SnU. 7. !. Carroll
Seaton A!rvaud"r lam"G MCCIur. l.. l..
carney, Ohm Coleman and f"rnard
Ward
The Wheeling intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1903-1961, 1922-03-17
Another Day in Florida
for President Harding

=. AugIst."o. Fla. Marc - NV
II. Associated rrcSS)-Irc!s;or %
prcsldcn: Nlrd'nr - add one NOR" Gay
% his "ara'!on In Florida was an
nouarcd today by Secretary Christian
who aid the presidential party instead
oc ending ;h"ir stay tomorrow. planned
10 leav" Saturday.
Tho president IS Obtaining rs much
res; AS possible going "a :hc links fog
golf this morning and spending IN" az
tcrnoCr IN his motel
Speaker Gil'ett Of :hc house. i"f; to-
night FOR Washington. BEFORE leaving
Nc said 10 expected - confer with
chairman fordrcy 90 N" Ways and
means C"mmitt"" AID other nous" lead
"rs on IA" situation. rs Il affects :he
soldier bonus bill.
The Wheeling intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1903-1961, 1922-03-17
GERMANS URGED TO
FOREGO EDUCATION

Frankfort. Germany, March 17.-(By
The Associated Press)-The Association
of German University Students. COM
prising all German institutions Of high
or learning. today sent a letter TO high
school graduates about to enter nnivef'
stiles. urging them to postpone their
studies for three years and enter the
industrial arena, or accept jobs In fac
tories and mines to relieve parents Of
their financial difficulties and help
Germany once moro to her industrial
feet.
The letter declares that fathers are
unable-to bear the cost OF university
courses, ranging from 10000 10 1o0,oUe
marks and that university students are
suffering extreme privations.
The whole country Is urgently IN
need Of manual laborers, the letter says.
"rhe Illusion that only academic work
offers 4 field for mental abilities" II
adds, must vanish. You must open
your eyes 10 the fact that practical pro-
fessiors-the farm, the factory. the
mines and industry-are calling for
mon with vision. men who are able to
do the most mental kind Of work for
the good of the Fatherland."
The Wheeling intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1903-1961, 1922-03-17
B|uefieId Soldier Is
HemOrrhage Victim
in Washington Hotel

Washington, II. G., March f6.-Jas. S.
DauEhcrty. eN-soldicr hero. SO years old,
died today In Il local hOtH,. ldcntitica-
lion was made by soldiers tag which
be wore about his neck. The tag bore
his name. his address Bluefeld, West
Va. and Tho branch ~ the service 10
which he belonged. Further identiflca-
ton was made IT the morgue by con-
gresham Wells C;oodykoontz who knew
him.
Tho dead man was a son OF George
Daughcrty. labor commissioner OF
West Virginia. He was seriously In
ju-cd n the world war. HcmorrhaGcs
caused tho death. congressman Goody-
kountz ordered his body prepared for
s.I.pncn. 10 Eluchcld.
The Wheeling intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1903-1961, 1922-03-17
RIVER WILL CD
CLOSE 4 FEET

Tie river reached 4 stage o. - fec;
inches THIS morning at oc.otk I'll"
was rising at the rae OF tour lncAeS
an hour, and from all indications the
prediction Of CaotaIn Jeff Frame OF
the Liberty Trsusit company. that
crest Of - feet would be reached TO-DAY
q. tho local whp~;. seems about correct.
\ peculiar e. re OF the river sltUA-
ton last night was tho fact that thn
wa:e" was flll!ng both above and be
low This city. while II continued T. r.So
here. At Davis island Dam. near Pitts
hurg& the stage was l9.A rect anu .H'!.
ing and at ParheGsburS = waS ~ g.
and falling. McMechen dam reported
that tho river was rising at the rake 90
$40 an hour or almost -Four lnche> no
crest at Wheeling Is usually about nine
feet moro than the crest reached ~
P!ttsburgh. and since II waa Only ~
r.sf and falling AT the Smoky city laSt
night there IS TO danger Of f!ooG
stage here.
E:.c-,n,-a who arrived III WAeeun;
Yesterday from gainesville. leportS"
that the NuSA.ngum MAS run"thE WI
Cn " cdnesdaE aEu that the rainta't III
have ever seen. Worl from Cincinnati
yesterday as 10 the effect that f.ood
stage o: 30 feet had been rehched u.
that pctat. The present rise here ~
due t" tie heavy rN,nS along the NH,.,-
waters OF the Allegheny and Monv;&''
hela rivers. Il Is fortunate tina. ID"
waters below N'h.",iun arr rcccdin:;
and this rise will not cause any damage
IN the southern part 81 tie stream.
The lIeleu T.. lex i. noon ?cStcTua!
on tho return tip to MatamoraS an!
the Setsy Ann departed at J p. m en-
route from portsmouth 20 Pittsburgh
The I.tb"c,.. pulled IN ~ the local WHARF
yesterday with d hrokcn shaft and w:.t
prnhaliE -tul;-n bee fCr several days
until 4 new shat; j., sent from iIttS-
burrh IN" Genera. t'rowdeS Will b"
Ut, torln~rcw ;urh, t->u. Cincinnati on
her WAY 10 I'.ttsI,;Ir.:h. ami Tho Senator
CordilI will dock hero Sunday noon en-
route TO the smoky G!ty.
Davis Island Dam--l9.4 feet. failing
Parkereourg-2S.l r"nt. falling: clear.
OF City foot. failing: cloudy.
MorCartown % Ccet. failing: clear
The Wheeling intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1903-1961, 1922-03-17
J OBITUARY {
4
MRS. MARTIN MYERS
PNEUMONIA VICTIM

Nf.> r..- MrcrG dloI ~ hc: LONE,
I.m."r ~. back &C TRADE phia E"st"r-
dlY af;cruoOu ~ ".ctn"N following II
- days :.lucss Q: pneumonia. She Wis
IN her -7:h year and Was formerly Mss
Urtc Ric@ra.
Tive deceased vas born and raised a.
MIjorSvlllr pnd lived there until few
months ago when she with her husband
rmd children moved 10 Union 1i!N. She
IS survived by her husband, Martin
Myers and four small children.
Funeral services Will TO held Satur-
day morning at 10 o'clock and ut the
Meet Finley Presbyterian church At !"
u'cloc& IN the afternoon. Rev. Davis
VIII ufr!c:ate and tho burial will I've in
West Finley cemetery.
The Wheeling intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1903-1961, 1922-03-17
CHICAGO LIVESTOCK.

Chicago. At.s2ru l,.---rNt-t,, receipts,
I0,pvu. ucet olecrS GENERAL! stead!
ciUslns Strong; spots higher, toy h"2.
steers, g.yV, utIl<. ..+Dy N."H. suC-atpcN
and bulls steaTy. hu:~ lat cows and
heitGrs. 40 q 80; bologna ruHS ialS.-
- 400 q Az; 'cAt CALVES s'"'u! to 90
lower; uuIh TCaIcr> ,giVun,t S."". Ht.I
mandy weight shipping CAVES. 49,
100. S,UchcCs ana 'ccd"sa duN = 3
weak.
hos. receipts. g5,rc", marie: most!
igc to Loo hERrr tHHA >cS:crua%.$ &C.
erag.-; c."%"d SLOW. NH,pp"rS bought
about 4.oyy. ho!d"Ncr i;he' Al. many "tc
market. iri, 1855, p:d' t!cHI !imI:.
Iysr: vuIk, lp.pVui9.4a: plg~ i0c 10
25c higher; bulk d"sIrup.e, ~" - 10
pcundsrs. o.NlIs.t1.
sheep. receipts. l.l9". Eat LAMBS
strong TO @Jc higher. sheep steady. top
,,,-Dls'. .ambs ie.yU; no cHot"" handy
weigh, Mere: shorn lambs. TOP. at noon.
1919. best not sold: Ia "r"i"d ew"S.
top. So. Shearins lambs steady at
l4.5It l4.yp
The Wheeling intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1903-1961, 1922-03-17
FEAR WHEELING
MAN IS VICTIM
Of FOUL PLAY

Cincinnati. Ohio, March tC--Mrs Hoy
Smith. oc Barnesv!'lc, ohio. n letter
10 col. VIZ. NJ. Fopeian, chief OF p".""
OF this city. asked MIN 10 try to h.4
1 ,nau. Earl I.chew. Of Wheeling. N.Y.
;er!ous.y missing, and supposed 70 ne IN
Cincinnati.
She said the mans We vas a; ne
pcint OF death At RuruesvIllc, ONO.
Mrs Smith, In her letter, states tha'
the missing man was associated with
4 Wheeling stog.e manufacturing con-
Germ. He .s supposed ~ have cona'd-
cradle amount OF money ~ his posses
sion when lie left Wheeling.
The police have ran down some OF
the clues given IN regard to l*heW y
present supposed whereabouts. hrt a"
traces have been lost OF his friends mere
roul play !s feared.
The Wheeling intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1903-1961, 1922-03-17
10 WORLD WAR VETS
OVER NO MANS LAND

slxtc"u MoundsvI." wn-.d way vets
were initiated into Il" 1:tl dcEcc" OF
tho - Eommcs CT S INcNauN organize =
ton last night in the Moundsvil!" Leg! Il
hail. The Is me1, members &C. t2n
Vo.;ure Locale No. IL, Ear Francis
Post No .. were sent through n" barb
wi-e crtanglcmentS o. ND Mans Land
by the wrrcking crew "c N".turr t.ooa'H
No. tio. % Eei,a;rc. Following The mi
tiatior ceremony refreshments wAr:
served and tho B".la!Cn NoyaE"'irS mill
taire from Be!la!rc departed fvr their
ma tive hauuts
The Wheeling intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1903-1961, 1922-03-17
CROSS RITES

Last rites for Ms EcbcCca NJ Crn c.
Wits &C Jesse Cross. who died Al thc
homo o. -" daughter. Mrs. Reese
Thomas. 49, Twcnty-ninth street.
Wednesday afternoon AZ 2Io o'clock,
will b. held from, the place OF death
Saturday =, =. n. Intcrmcnt will be
in Mount Zion cemetery.
Mrs. Cross WA born and raised At
I'nlontNwn. IVctzcl county ". Va. bur
has resided in this city for the past two
years She was Sc years of ago. She
leaves 70 mourn hnr loss her husband
Jesse Cross. NJ Tn!ontown, three sons
ard daughter.
The Wheeling intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1903-1961, 1922-03-17
NEW BOOKKEEPING
SYSTEM FOR SCHOOL
state Accounting Plan Adopted u
School b. Jake Otto of wheeling

The hoard az educate N1' :tuop'H'.
now bookkeeping system. out iN 10y
.h,> state tax com niis;~i"ucr = Oii'',
through Jake OFT" oi Wh"" Ink. Il mem
hr- OF tho tax comnl' IS lon"r'S "ii.'".
Th" new system wI% mao" 'r mum
,.inaliti.s ESPECIALLY and Mr. otto
hanged Tho form to substitute it ior
IN. board &C cducat!Or. Under IN" new
system Il show" tho comparison Of aS-
,ual disbursements 1t = Clan'" Sn"w!n"
NO CONCENTRATIONS Disbursements =,
amount expended 70 date, etc
The Wheeling intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1903-1961, 1922-03-17
REAL ESTATE ZOE SALE
FOR SALE

TWo-story frame house. ; rooms
and lattice porch; natural gas
and electricity. Located at Belle
w. Va, nlne miles on hard road
from Charleston. Train, Inter
urban and Jicnev service. One
aero river bottom land above
nigh water on KaaaHha river.
place contains so bearing fruit
;rees, 10 apple. peach. . plum.
cherry: beautiful rose bushes.
ideal Tor party desiring 20 ope-
rrate 2 combination poultry and
ruiz farm. Present owner mus:
move at once TO Arizona. VIII
sell az a big sacrifice $3.50
lash or $2,So0 cash and $500
At $4,000 Per month. Notify
John l.. B!dG'e Belle. W. Va.
ma-:O.ct
The Wheeling intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1903-1961, 1922-03-17
TWO DECLARATIONS

TWO declarations &C ':t"u.&ou t. C
com" citizens Of tho United States Ncro
fled with John ~ conrad. ci"rk ~ IN"
J. $ court yesterday at MS "Curo In
tho federal u,I!idi"f. RIEnvald II.
.I"h.nN"n Of Ecuw"cd. win" cam" over
from Tromso. Norway In S"ptcmbe~.
1916. and John RaNcS iIo-vath o. g.
North Wabash street. who camo from
OrSxailaS, X0nhnS Mcgee. Hungary. iu
Ortnhcr. 1907. arc tho prospective ci;t~
gerS
The Wheeling intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1903-1961, 1922-03-17
o'pONNELL RITES

Patrick O'Ronnell. -. who dropped
dead ut the city building Wednesday
morning ns tho result Of heart 1aiIure'
will no laid TO res. this morning IN
Mount Calvary cemetery. Services Will
be- ho,G from the Hcrtsrhy funeral homo.
lni Sixteenth street. Mt S o'clock ard
rrnuinm high mass Will he offered at the
st. JoScrh's cathedral at $50 o'clock.
The Wheeling intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1903-1961, 1922-03-17
MCCORMICK TuNERAL

Funcla! services were held yesterday
morning from tho residence OF her aunt
Mrs. Ehiln Barnes. Els Charlino street
FOR tho late Miss Alma Mccormick. who
died al hcr late home in Strub"nvIllc.
Rcqu!em high mass was offered at ?
o'clock a. the 81 Joseph's Cathedral
and the body was laid TO rest in Mount
Calvary cemetery.
The Wheeling intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1903-1961, 1922-03-17
SOLVING FUNERAL

Mrs. Charles SchwinE. former r"s,-
dent cS Bridgeport. passed away At her
home IN Fulansbe" On Wednesday. :ol-
owing 3, h-!rc Illness Of pneumonia.
Tho rincva, services Will u" conducted
:hs afternoon at the late residence At
, o'clock. II" hur.a. vii! be N Brooke
cemetery. Wcllshurg. W. Va.
The Wheeling intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1903-1961, 1922-03-17
GOING TO ENGLAND
FOR W|FE'S FUNERAL
Frederick Beech Of Bridgeport, ApplisI
for Passport-Take BODY to
Native Land.

Frederick ". beech of Br idgcport ap-
picd for Il ~: ssporL Yesterday TO go TO
England in order to attend the funeral
services and burial OF his wife, Mrs.
Beech died recently at Bridgeport. and
the hody will be taken back 10 her ma
tive IHnd.
JosIfu Milea, millworker, Of Martins
Ferry. applied for a passport 10 visit
his mother In RnrianIa. Mileti VIII set
tie Up the affairs OF his mother in tho
old country and return with her to
America
The Wheeling intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1903-1961, 1922-03-17
NErrs WOMAN DIES

Mrs Mary 1aTo Marlin. :" y'ars VITO
~ J. A. Marlin. "r NrnNe. ohio di"d IN
Wy home at s o'clock Wednesday night
ST." leaves her husband and tho follow
:nC children: George. Milton. william
AND Mrs Rircr. al Of N"fe. phscIuHs
will I've conducted in N"ifs Methodist
church Saturday aftcrn"ot ut o'clock
by Rev Urr'hOrrc Of NccS. Rur!a' IN
High E!dgc cemetery.
The Wheeling intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1903-1961, 1922-03-17
RENTNER SERVICE

Tunera. s"~vic"s for tho late Mrs.
Frcjareka Ecrtner. who died Wednes-
day morning at tho family home, 1928
W'etzel street. Will he held this after
noon a. O'Clock. Rev. Shcrrer, assist
mt pastor or the 81. Johns Evangelical
church. will be IN charge. 1ntNrm"nt
Will pe made in Mount Zion cemetery.
The Wheeling intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1903-1961, 1922-03-17
A1.TMYER SERVICE

THIS Afternoon At O'Clock tua-~,.
serv!r"o VII hc held for A'hcrt WilljA"'
Al;myr-. infant son or Mr.. and Mrs
J. Harry Altnyer. VIII" died Wednesday
morning at tho family residence. 1915
jacob street. The body vii! be laid TO
rest IN Mount CALVARY cemetery
The Wheeling intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1903-1961, 1922-03-17
HANAUER RITES

Yesterday afternoon AT O'Clock a.
40 late residence. All North York street
funeral services were held for Mrs. IIar-
riot Reed Iiauau"r who died Tuesday,
Rabbi LYMAN lola or tho F.off Street
Temple orfriatrd and the burial was in
Mount Wood cemetery.
The Wheeling intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1903-1961, 1922-03-17
BAKER CHILD BURIED

Ire remains Of Paul Raymond Baker
Young son OF Mr.. and Mrs. Charles l..
Baker. Jr.. were laid TO rest yesterday
morning in Greenwood cemetery. Inc
funeral services had been held the even
Ing before 1T tho residence, % ElSh-
teenth street.
The Wheeling intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1903-1961, 1922-03-17
MICHIGAN rARM LANDS PoR SALE
LAND OPPORTUNITY

90. 40. so acre tracts near hustiias
Ky IN Michigan: on.y SIS TO SIS PEI
acre. Very easy terms. Investigate
sis opportunity 20 get I farm house.
w-..e today for TT.EF. 6onkle: E.Tn-
~, Information. SWIG;AI:T LAND
COMPANY. S-t2t5 FIRST Nac!oCa, Bank
Building, Chicago.
malS-lr-lS.2,.a4.oS-.
The Wheeling intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1903-1961, 1922-03-17
MISCELLANEOUS FOR SALE

FOR SALE-Cheap. Coco sound horse.
Price $1,000. y. l.. rclley. Cedar
Rocks. Elm Grove. W. Va. ma =!
The Wheeling intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1903-1961, 1922-03-17

st. Louis Globe Demo- at--NTost moth
ers rock tho cradle with their feet Shall
we therefore say. "Tho foot that rocks
the cradle Is tho 700; that rules the
world
The Wheeling intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1903-1961, 1922-03-17
SUGAR.

New FORK. March Io..--1nc rLw suS.t"
marNct Vas tirmc. and spot prices were
I.Isc h,gher while April shipment Was
unchanged.
C'uhaS nov are quoted at 2'sc cost
and freight. for spot and April equal
70 3.YS for centrifugal, with Porto n
cos a. 800 for spot There was sale )
Of $1,000 bags OF Cubas for March and
April shipment aud 5000 bags OF forto
Ricos prompt shipment 1T quoted prices
and 5000 bags OF San pom;nkorS atlOat
at &C c!! New York for Canada.
Tho raw sugar futures market vas
firm and active. closing at net advances
Of thr,-. TO tive points. Trade Interests
and comm!ss!"n houses were tir prsm-
clp;u BUYERS Irilu"lccd ~ Ia" strength
In tho spot market. May 80; Iu'E
2TS; September .@l. DrcrHDcr -.
The ruE.ke, 'u, C''.!'cd S!GA; "a~
..m and U"ChHuE' e.
T,rn,I ;u,,:r.a wtro without ;rnuS-
actions c,o~!nH MH> s. -. July -"
September $50.
The Wheeling intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1903-1961, 1922-03-17

The growth OF American trade With
Egypt IS shown H.: the increase OF
American ships in Egyptian ports.
The Wheeling intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1903-1961, 1922-03-17
rOR SALE-fA8MS

TOE SALE~Varu OF To acres. O"c OF
% acres VIII take city property as
part pay. Chas. Leach. Z D I. Cono;ton.
Ohio ma Tsp
FOR SALE-SS00 secures Pennsylvania
rarrn with horses tools. 10 COWS, bull.
machinery, full supplements etc. In
r,uded: everything ready for Spring; 100
acres on good road close village: 40
acres mach.nc-workcd fields. l%-cow
spring watered pasture. woodlot: $50
apple and peach trees, pears. p,ums.
cherries; good 2-Sto-y house. gas lights:
arSs barn. Silc. poultry house. etc.
0ther interests demand quick sale. 81
800 takes all. only $500 needed. easy
terms. Details page So Illustrated Gaia
ios 1000 Bargains. JuSc out. FREE.
Strour Farm Agency. G2c.. 53l-.AH Union
Bank Bldg. ptttsburSh. Pa. ma lT-S
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FOR SALE-Eggs from selected silver
laced Wyandottes. $3.50 per setting
OF IS delivered George IL. Neuhard,
Phons Tll3-R-i Elm Grove matt
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SHEETS FUNERAL

Funeral ycrvl"r will ho CO0d""t"d th'E
afternoon p, n'clori ~ tho family
homo n oak TT:n Marshall county. for
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M ':..a '. s,cc;8. Who pa=sed away
wednesday morning. Rev. Fred WI

'.nnS, lEiSi0- OF tie Mount br.N"t tH.pH
church. viii ufilr!Atc RNi tho burial VIII
De IN Greenwood cemetery.
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WANTBp-NALE

WANTED Married TrSc e. ia. = 'A7''
State age experience and N'|e %
Sanjiy. GI'" reference =. rep3. ~,
ma i6-L
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ZOE sALN

FOR SALE -. Red River Eac.y OHIO
Seed Potatoes. sG.c5 : bu. bag. G. \
Miller. Stall s, Center Market. Phone
Coieraia IS. gna-l6-m
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wANTEp-MaN who IS willing 70 WORK
and learn. Write business experience
references and other qualifications -
=. o. Box $50, Steueenv!i,e. .. ma LII
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OF Redemption OF Bonds o. Street Inn
provenert Loan No. 2 OF the
City OF Wheeling
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FOR RENT
Lost AND FOUND

aoST-Collle pup. Tan and white. Ans
wers TO name OF SANDY. ttndsr
please cali c3os-R wig. or return TO 81
Virginia street. Reward. ma ID
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