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The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1922-07-13

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bREMERro>, July ig.-Con.
serssii,e and radical elements
had their first really serious
clash To-day on the floor Of the
state Federation u Labor con.
Nentien. and the conservatives
emerged triumphant.
The uff came over the question OF
whether labor should attempt to de.
teat senator Miles polndexter hy 20.
ing into the republican primaries
as The conservatives urgc-or hy sup.
porting the farmeriabor candidate
tho radicals plan.
When tho auditors report on the
fedefattonn books was brought up al
this mornings session. Duncan tried
10 bring the orranlxationa political
policy into the issue.
lie was ruled out OF order hy
short. who was In the chair. hut
Duncan protested. 80 Short withdrew
and was succeeded By Alice Lord. OF
the Mattresses union.
Miss Lord sustained short. her
decision being hailed with loud
cheers from the conservatives
aud sharp speeches by the radi.
Gals.
Firing the opening gun In the
expected clash between farmer.
pcsted clash between the farmer.
labor party sdher~nis and fac.
lions In the State Federation Of
Labor. John 4. Kennedy. farm.
er'isbor state secretary. told dele
gates To the labor convention
here yesterday that his party win
70 ahead with iss program and
put . full quota Of candidates In
the field al the next election.
with or without the support Of
the FEDERATION Of Labor.
That powerful opposition In the
convention toward the farmcr.lahos
party would develop wa. Indicated
by the declaration OF n. A. McCloud
speaking for the railroad workers.
we are not In accord with
the fsrm~r-isbcr party" he isr>e-
" announced.
Almost every speaker who took the
platform yesterday. however. agreed
ON ono point--that ths present party
~ 49," "s eon, ees'S'n'hs %
.aa s"s 'soo' 'n.se'nsn, anu Turn
~ na,a.n ".s' 20 VIC oaoss'
.s1 ~ ,s''n.ss na.'ons,
.o1"e''s NrnS~'"H sn mkeu
s''' w w eon"sn' WAN 'n'
s 's'' - ~.a ~. - ~ . 1870
s.a- 1850 80 .. 1880. " y $3.50 49,. ~
$50. ''e "@'
-ff N,,r~ pe,ndrxter and
osh~rx AZ nj. IN ~. r~xur,ed Nv
Na~v.r.
A vigoro.. sff,rt ~n. mas. "a
uarxh a. 49, ~. svmn.,hv ~ ~,
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1922-07-13
EIGHT CHILDREN
KILLED AT PLAY
Old Artillery Shell Explosion
Fatal

wATERTowN. N. ". July IA
playful blow struck on an old
artillery shell by little girl yester-
day sent the torn bodies of eight chill
drcn hurting 10 death. Army OF.
ficials and police today searched
Pine Plains river for similar ''duds. ="
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SHOPMEN REPLY
TO PRESIDENT

CHICAGO. July n - President
Harding was warned today by chiefs
Of the striking railroad shop crafts
unions that interruptions and inter.
ference with rniiEoad transportation
will continu. and increase until an
agreement TO end tho waikout IL
reached
In telegram % tho president. In
which the rpilrued beard members
continued their efforts 20 bring about
settlement. the union heads said
~Tivre VIII he Interruptions and
interference with operation OF N.
railroads until an agreement "a OBJ.
tanned 10 give the skilled workers
juss and reasonable wages.
lorraine William rfeinrnnr
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% % Ss$||, COUNTY OFFICIALS s STAG

NJ. w. OBren, his state highway
w. w. 0'Brien. his
T. J. O'Brien, his son.
w. Il. O'l,rien, his
NJ. A. 0'Ilrien. his cousin
Timothy 0'I,rien (possiby the son, T. J. OBrien).
viii 0'Brien.
Dennis OBrien.
Frank 0'Brien.
Patrick Lewis 0'Brien.
IL have made careful investigation Of this list" Paul
said but have been unable TO place the last -four names
on IL. Oddly enough, aho their the county
payroll nobody in their ncghborhood to have heard
,f them"
This branch of the OBrien family according TO Paul,
irew public pay in the following during 1921:
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1922-07-13
ExrRA, EXTRAi

Mayor Brown hasn't kicked
those SIS poll ical incurabies out
Of the city hall yet. but he Is
making some awfuliy mean faces
nj 'eml
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A well known firm of London
caterers has $4,000 pieces of crock.
cry broken weekly.
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1922-07-13

An electric lamp witch will burn
three years without current is the in.
yention OF an Italian engineer.
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1922-07-13
TXyENTy.FIyE pOYs and eIrl

TWENTY-FIVE BUYS and girIs
OF the Draper home left "Wednesday
on their annual outing. They arc
planning 10 travel until September 1.
and whenever they come To theater
on their booking list. they will pre-
sent their play. Bobby the News
bor
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"City Hall Due for a Clean Upr'
shrieks a headline. Well be satisfied
IL they only wash the building.
"Constantinople harem attendants
have gone on strike"
We know Just how they feel It's
tough enough 10 have to button UP
Just one wife's dress.
SOCIETY NOTE
putting a little color and romance
into the society columnl
At Agate Pass. where breakers roll.
Sojourneth a month Miss Rose Pohl.
Wonder what would happen II you
put a reisin In lemonade7
a soft answer turneth away wrath,
but II encourageth an insurance
salesman 10 hang around your desk
all afternoon.
A FACE MASSAGE FoR Us. PLEASE
Tho class orator. Ferguson Martin,
scared into heights aud unfafhomsd
the depths In the appropriate and
| wonderfully delivered crsties. what
Nexts"-itusselisilie lArk.) Courier
! Democrat
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DR.. Frank Loope conducts a de.
partment In The star entitled sun.
shine Smiles" And LII Gee Gee Is
mean enough 20 suggest that we call
this eolyum "Moonshine Smiles"
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Home Brew


Then. Oh then. I'D like 10 die.
All my strength and pep forsakc me
As the suns rays Heper cease,
And your ioce can scarce prevent me
From Just turning into oreasci
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VaIencienneS
Insertions

THERE is choice OF several
J. designs In these iow.priced
insertions. In white and
cream. the bolt of i2 yards.
Use.
THE DOWNSTAIRS STORE
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Lorraine. william Hslnrnan.
municipal life guard. rencuoa from
drowning II persons In eigh, hourn
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1922-07-13

DINk Cotton Jersey Bloom
ers. finished with elastic
bands ar waistline and knee,
weIl-madc and very good val.
ues at the low-price-25c.
THE DOWNSTAIRS STORE
The Wheeling intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1903-1961, 1922-04-08
! Overseas Commerce
Will Govern Sales of
Shipping Board Tonnage
Prospect of Subsidy victory Falls TO
Bring Demand, Although Buyers
Now Are Preparing Plans.

Sales Of tonnage owned by the United
States Shipping board Will be compare
lively slow even in the event that the
ship subsidy bill Is passed. 1t will be
necessary for foreign trade to show
more livriiness than it docs now before
there Is II keen demand for ships re-
eardiess - tic ADVANTAGES under which
they can lie operated through lcgisla-
ton pending
There would he unuUestionably be
rise IN the price Of tonnage, because or
the granting of Il subsidy. 1t Is said.
Confidence is still expressed by ship
ping men in we'll Informed circles that
the bill will he signed during this ses-
sion Of congress. although IT Is expect
cd here that the hearing before the
Joint committee In Washington. now in
progress, will be somewhat long drawn
out.
The Wheeling intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1903-1961, 1922-04-08
SUGAR

New York April 7.--The raw sugar
market was easier hut the demand was
light and 60 sales We're reported. tu5aS
were offered at T-l6 cent cost and
freight. equal to 500 for centrifugal.
FOR April Shipment, aud at 2i2 cost anu
freight equal to al tor May.
Raw surar futures We're easier under
realizing and scattered liquidation by
COMM Ssion houses, owing to the lower
ruling rate Of the spot market. At the
lowest prices showed de2l!nes OF TO :
points although there vas u partial
rally near the close on coverings. Final
quotations were three 10 six points net
lower. May s253; July az; Sept %.S9;
December ..9i.
Tho market Cor refined was uncha nged
at 5.25 TO $50 for fine Rranulated but
the demand was less active.
Refined futures were without transa l.
lions. closing: May s5.S5; July 6.lO;
September 6.%S.
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SHERRARD
SupDer and BAZAAR

r.. Pleasant hin Ladies' Aid society
will give an Easter supper AND oazAr
IN the Consolidated school building on
saturday evening. April Is. A chicken
sumner will be served throughout tho
evening, beginning at o'clock. EAAtsr
baskets, flowers, and fancy WORK afu-
cles will be placed on sale.
shsrrnrd Briefs
The revival meeting which II IN prog:
ress at the Wood Hill NJ. E. church Will
continue during next week. with preach-
ing every evening at $50 o'clock ny
Rev. A. r Bennett. service Will
also be held on Sunday at IL L. N.
Miss Stella Marsh Is III.
Mrs. !. c. Pellcy has returned homs
nfior a visit with relatives In wheeling.
Rev. Curtis II. Page Will preach AZ
the Allen Grove Presbyterian church on
Sunday at o. m.
Jesse Smith has moved his FAMILY
from Mt. Olivct to Wheeling.
Mrs. Ella Mcconnell IS the guest OF
her sister. Mrs. n. NJ. Garvin.
Merle. son OF Rude Lilly. OF Lime
r.cnc. = recovering after an operation
FOR IN affection OF the ear In the Glen
DALI hospital.
Mrs. \. Il. R.nnctt will preach At
tho Mt. OlIv-t ". y. church on Sunday
evening ut 7:3n o'clock.
Earl Blake will return home on Sum
day after visit with friends In Nor
Fl rtown.
Miss Lillian Snedekcr entertained the
T. n L. cub NJ her home at MI.
Olivrt on Wednesday evening.
Mr.. and Mrs. q. IT, Garvtn. Miss
Doris Gayle ard Mr.. Russell Acksr. OF
Wheeling. visited 1T the home OF Mr..
ard Mrs. n. VI. Garvin on Wednesday.
Mr.. aud Mrs. FTorian DauEherty. OF
Elm Grove: George Dean. Of Wheel
!nc: Ralph Dean. ~ Mt. Morris. Ohio.
ard John Dean. OF Wheeling Creek. WIS.,
tied Mr.. snd Mrs. W. II. Dean. Of Beth
lehem. on Sunday
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WARWOOD
1tsma fer this column may ~ ls(t
1t McNamara's Drug store for LII
Elizabeth Mcclure, correspondent
IS.sy Zee Club.

It.sy Bee Ciup.
The members OF the Busy Bee ciuo
we're delightfully."- entertained last eve
ming AZ the home of Miss Anna Miller
cc GlenR's Run. Sewing was the pleA1-
mt pastimc until 10 o'clock when
lempting refreshments were served.
Misses Sarah Jackson OF AouhdSpllis
and Nancy stevens and Edith Schaeffer
>or Eellaire, o., were the guests ofhonor.
Bake Sale.
The Beall Bible class OF the 81. -.
church are holding a bake sale this
morning at Ford's store In Center
Warwood, and w. e. Hclfenbine's store
in South Warwood. All kinds OF home
made goodies will be for sale At rea-
sonable price.
Mrs. Morgan Entsrtatns.
Mrs. George Morgan Of Warwood
avenue was hostess to tho w. II. u.
club last evening. AT the business
meeting plans were made to hold
bake sale next Saturday at the Marke.
auditorium. After the business session
a social time was enjoyed
Wedding Announced.
The many friends Of Miss Mildred
Morris will be surprised to hear or her
marriage to Mr.. Louis Graeh which &C.
curtrd last week. DR.. G. Z. Alien OF
the Fourth Street NJ. l.. church oth-
ciatcd. Mrs. Graeb IS the daughter OF
Mir. and Mrs $. w. Morris OF South
Warwond and is we'll known. she peih8
a graduate Of WarWood high schooi.
Mr., Grarh. whose home IS on Glenn
RIM. is also we'll known. Their many
friends will shower them with the Dese'
OF wishes and cnnRratulationA
@. E. Social.
Tho 9. f. society If the Presbyterian
church held n very interesting social
last evening in the social rooms or tho
church. Quite number of young peo-
MIC we're present and everyone had
rood time. A short program was rem
dercd. which consisted OF a vocal SOLO
O. rv Miss Grace McElfresh. Piano duet
Misses Evelyn Springer and Ellaapeth
Mcclure. Vocal solo by MISS virgin"
Jcul<!ns. After the program, all klnoA
Of games were enjoyed, and refFesn'
ments served.
Miss Anna Mae Hughes IS III ~ heF
nome in North Warwood.
Mr. and Mrs. &. NJ. McEfresh VIII
'cave today to spend the weekend WIN
relatives in New Cumberland. w. va -,
Mrs Charles Shultz Is critically 'i'
M her home In South Warwood. 49,,
= Mrs W. II. Ehman OF Pittsburgh VIII
S,,end the Weekend here at the nome e'
, MIR and Mrs. J. C. Williams.
Mir. and Mrs. Thomas Neff or screh-
TON. Pa. will spend the next two weeks
here with friends and relatives
John Fent will spend tho next ten
DAYS In Pittsburgh on business.
Miss Mildred Gates OF Pittoortn
will spend the weekend win ms'
Mary Freeze OF Warwood avenue
! T. w. Ffckcs IS In huntington on
! short business trip.
,e sncnding several days hero.
The Wheeling intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1903-1961, 1922-04-08
.GI|LF STATES STEEL GAINS TEN
POINTS; OTHER STEELS ADVANCING
Another Record Breaking Day
in Volume of Transactions
on Stock Exchange Move
ment of Prices "Spotty,
With Profit Realizing.

New yorl. April For -" AftA
corss..u;.-, session 90 the wees tr~d.nG
on the sto.N exchange ;oday tool, IN
enormous proportions. ;r2nsa, tons az
r-egatnS ,.SyC.o"O shares and eSiao-
,.s,ninK Yet another new record i'F
almost Two wars.
The moy em"nt o: p-;rcs w2s 'sHotlN'
q, intervals. as a reSl': ~ realizing Tor
profits IN serera' OF The jSsues wA"'h
MADE creates, gains m the preceding
DAYS OF he wseh. Th.S WIS moe, no,
':reH SC ~ such stocks rs Ealdwi" ana
Studehaker. although ~: losses n a"tH
cases WEI limited ~ fractions.
Gulf Steel Dominant
49,, SITES Steel So ;Hc do'"'"9n;
>aa;r:N :.a!n,uc lH's points on steady
hnr!nx which exceaiea -" dcmAH! 'oT
ca> cher stock. Gro"ih,e ~ "SS' %
G-,v, in ,hs sAoTts au1 SeNe"2' "' ~
las~ Tr0m.-snt stsa.~. 'u'!A"'9- "''SS
S%csEeia. Grsat Northern IRE. nc'S ana
Iran pr2dncts, made no;swr.:::' gains.
Calls .or :r;hUteG largely :" 80 mar
k";'s constructive s.is. "r."-S .ea".hs
r. thct d!,lslca oR I've h"av@ ~"m"lA
ZION 3: I.ei;tEh Valley. &ea@."H anu
Nos:o... s Western.
Sn,or:.r, rails we:H '"7t.:"n -
Roc; Istara - ga - @>' ar nm
q: 10 'nreStmer; shares IA ,iH'nS
s'>r.E,A Grausers anl COT carriers
c." - ; Ha:nts
80. vii 'cs 1,u:" '''"'S'''e re-
t:-,.se - - p'an ty - J..
csS. Iai:d T-Hrs.t'n;H 'vH'"tidatso
9.>.s~.,i mel II. G'..'e. Manha ttnn
f".,.'"+ -, AID BrooNG"n i|t?'d IRAN
.; -,
~" "@:.sr : monrr'"21 h-tneu' 20
49,. ls,,s.,r III ,o'' aluy hAtd!ng ~
The Wheeling intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1903-1961, 1922-04-08
NEW YORK PRODUCE

New York. April 7.-Butter frmer,
creamery higher than extras. 81 Z q 20:
creamery cAt:aS 90 score). IS; tirsts.
(SS TO - score). IS q 81.
Eggs irregular.
Cheese unsettled state whole milk,
flats, fresh specials. 1914 q l9 M state
whole milk, twins, fresh specials. 1917
do. average run, IS: packing stock, cur
rent make. No. 2, 81 "@.
New Jersey eggs. hcnnery whites,
fancy candlcd selections, SS q 80.
Live poultry steady; fowls. 2ST32.
Dressed poultry quiet; prices IN
changed.
The Wheeling intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1903-1961, 1922-04-08
FOREIGN EXCHANGE

%cw York. April 7.--F"rcirn exchange
firm Great Britain. demand 500
,,,llc i.2na. 50 day hills on banks AZ" y
L,r,n.. demand 9l%: cables ".l3 "a
inv demand 5.2HIs; cables $50. Bel
rium, demand Si5; rahics $40 g Ger
,r,ny demand .22t; cables. SIS. ho!-
l,rl Icnand 3T.74; cables S'.1i. Nor
va, demand 1870. Sweden, domain"
"E">. rrun.ark. demand 2i.l|. S"ltzrr-
land Cdmnnd 1913. Spain, demand l2."-
,;r,.,. -. demand 49,. Poland, "cnan"
as. ,'zcrho-Slnvakta. demand l"". Ar
rcrtino. demand 35.@a. ira1H. "ci'an
I.,.:o.. Montreal 90. R"m"nA. o.'!''
Finland 80; Jugo-Sravla, ".S"''' Aus
,r,a z N!III
The Wheeling intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1903-1961, 1922-04-08
BUSINESS BETTERAIENT

Chicago. April T.--BusIncss shows
steady increase ard prices a decrease,
John J. Thornton. superintendent OF
the Chicago division or the HradStreet
Company, sa.d In n talk today.
There IS evidence a steady Inn
nrnvemcnt in the business situation all
over tie country" he said. "Enslness
futures have been less 81 far this year
than In tho corresponding months last
year Weak businesses have been
wccdcd out and the standard Of huSi-
ness conditions has been raised. l'"nN
c,earlngs for March we're G$S pc"c Mt
greater than In 1921"
The Wheeling intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1903-1961, 1922-04-08
EAST GUPFALo LIVESTOCK.

East Buffalo. y. Y. April 7.-Catue'
rrrc!pts 80. steady.
calves, receipts $500; 81 higher;
3nOGI 100.
Hogs. receipts 200: pigs steady;
others La 2jr Lover; hcaN!cs ll.oOW
11@5: mixed yorkCrs light do ard PIGS
ll.@5: light 1855; roughs 900 Q'.-1;
stays 4NNN 80
sheen and lambs. receipts 5000;
wrolc,, lambs Csc lower.
The Wheeling intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1903-1961, 1922-04-08
DRY GOODS

New York. April 7.--C"tton goods
were generally quiet today. with mod
crate amount of business reported In
shcctings and odd constructions or
rr!rt cloth yarn goods. Shipments o.
hurlaps to the United States from Cali
cu,ta during March totaltcd lh9,0Oo.oUV'
with one exception the largest ever re-
corded. Cotton yarns were easier and
business was srotty. Wool was easier.
Sales WIRE we'll maintained At the car
un uurtiOn
The Wheeling intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1903-1961, 1922-04-08
PITTSBURGH PRODUCE

Pittsburgh, April DAIRY products
unchanged.
Apples. barrels. New Works. No l
Raldwins 7.T5T IS On: No. >, $50 Il G.75.
Names. no Russctts 800 30:
West Virginia No. | willow Twins
G60G 90.
Onions, CALIFORNIA;. 100 pound sacks.
no yellows lO.hO1 1915: new. Texas.
per huehrl crate. No. | yellows 500.
Potatoes. Mirh!gans, l5h pound sacks,
No. /. = ~ Y@.sj: new. F'lo.idas. per bar
r"l Spauliiug Rose. No. !. S.IOu so;
No .. .50Ft6.75.
The Wheeling intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1903-1961, 1922-04-08
FOREIGN BOND DEALERS

Interest VAS displayed ~ III" , si.m.,
,,,inn of Foreign Security l"a .c"S
,ns, uuouni n.rcl.ng he'd yesterday.
.r,, association j.; HOW orrHi.t"'d H"d
,,s oni,iais expcrt that before tn" end
Mis- wear !, viii expand considerably.
STATISTICAL department Tor The h"n"h'
ar al dealers handling l"rotEH S,ruH'-
49,, &, maintained ny the as:oc:Hii"h
49,. vans, imrortant function, however,
80 ;,iarnrc,!ng intr!",,te details Of many
roroirn securities and specifying what
g, rrnI delivery. The asS"tiati"h :"
rn,ers IN that respect have been used
several tines.
The Wheeling intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1903-1961, 1922-04-08
.M0NFY SUPPLY IS NOT TROUBLE
Of FARMERS, DECLARES BABS0N
NEWS OF BUSINESS
GOLD IMPoRTs RISE

Washington. April Gold imports
in February toialrd {26,9G9,9o0 com
pared with S"5.1VA.VOU Tor TIE preceding
month, the Federal Reserve Board an
nUunccd today. sweden. England, Den
mark and France furnished the bulk
of the months god receipts, 1t was
said
The Wheeling intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1903-1961, 1922-04-08
To REoRaANrZE B. r. Z.

According To reports IN the oanNl"s
circles the first steps toward rcoFSaH-
,zaiion Of the Brooklyn Rapid Transit
Co and the DISCHARGE Of the reccN"r
have been taken at informal meetings
held between representatives or kuhn'
I.,.h A. co. and kid,lrr Peabody X Co.
The Wheeling intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1903-1961, 1922-04-08
BOSTON &c MAINE NET

Boston. April The preliminary 70,
port of the Boston x Maine Railroad
GO. for Tho year ended bcccmher a.
lu>i. shows gross earnings al S'S'-"''
80. compared with $sG.o52,ii5 IN the
preceding year and a deficit after de-
auctions of $G3iS.OS6, compared with I"
deficit Of &l5,sHS.9y0 III 1879.
The Wheeling intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1903-1961, 1922-04-08
PENNSYLVANIA IMPROVEMENTS

Philadelphia. Apri. ~- !"nN ma
been approved rs III" directors o. TIE
Pennsylvania Ral!r"%d 70, tor Improve
ment work in and near F';tSnnrEh -
cost about SNUOU.Un0. 1t WI he pros
ccu,cd as rap!dly as possible Il IS not
lir,,v mat new financing WI hr re-
ru,rrd for This part nr the improvement
rroi.ct as funds are available from
nreyIous financing TO cover preser; com
mitmentS.
The Wheeling intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1903-1961, 1922-04-08
CzECHo-sLoVAK BONDS

Kuhn, Loeb X Co., k.dder ieahody
& Co. and the National CITY Co. All
uouncc that the subscription lists for
tho $4,000. 900 Czcchn-Slovak RepublC
SO secured external sinking fund gold
load lumds due April !. 1871, offered ny
ihcn have been closed.
The Wheeling intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1903-1961, 1922-04-08
woo1WoRrH SALES INCREASE

The f.. W. WuoiwOrth co. reports
sales for March At Sll,si1.l2J. against
SIlsil43T for the same month last
year. Total sales nrst three mouths OF
1922 were S3l.4GS.ll5, against S2s'Sl6'-
ig5 in 1921, showing an Increase or
over &c.
The Wheeling intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1903-1961, 1922-04-08
CALL MONEY

New YORK.. April 7.-1'aii money CAS-
Tor: high ~: low ~: ruling rate q 4;
closing bid I: offered AT "a: last loan
a.: call loans against acccptanceS !.
Timo loans steady; Go days. SO ~
dawes. A.: six months. Az. Prime mcr-
,antiic paper. ~ m4&..
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CHICAGO GRAIN

Chi, ago. April T.--Wheat AVERAGED n
uttlc higher IN price to-day, helped APP
ward by rirmness OF quotations from
Liverpool, and by sellers her" h".Ni.F
of 20 avoid any surprise IN tn" govern,
:usat crop report. Tho market. "luScd
unsettled at gain OF ~ I" So net,
with May $l.SO% to SL30!s and JN.Y
SlI9L 10 SLl?%. Corn fInlHhEL W., W.,
changed 10 sc higher. Oats unrhanGed
To lie UP. and provisions varying ir"l"
10 cents decline TO IS cents advance.
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TOLEDO GRAIN

Toledo. O. April 7.--Wheat. cash
81 - to Sal: July. i2Gis. CioTcrSred
prime cash. Ii.Ic: April. 1885; October,
114O. Alslke. prime cash, ll5". Tim
othv, prim" cash. 2.95; May. SOC: Sep
tenlber 3 30.
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PUDDLERS' WAGES
RAISED AT READING

r,al.nC Pa. Arrn THE Reading
Iran company posted notices today.
roi,i o. pudd!crs' wages from ST TO
&C - rcr ION. Lahorers are Increased
from -. 10 ETA cents per hour.
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PITTSBURGH LIVESTOCK.

Pittsburgh. April 7--l!ogs. receipts
sou; higher: hcnvt"s 1885 % LOO;
heavy workers. and pigs 1l.<oT l150.
sheep and lambs. receipts 45n higher;
top sheep 900: top lambs 1925.
Calves. receipts 125. higher. top il.jo
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rENsLANp OIL EARNINGS

The Fensland OIL 20. reports Tor inc
wear ended December 81. last. gross
earnings a. $h71,%@S; operating rr"h'
$j5%.6";. total income $%Ho.vN@. ana
deficit after depreciation, e;c. "f So''-
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N. Y. COTTON MARKET

Wheeling, W. Va. April I. %.
Furnished The lntclligencer by A. E.
Mastcn q Co. members New York Stock
EXCHANGE Second floor National Bans
Of w Va Bldg.
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PETROLEUM

piI ,iv, r. hrriI . -Cr"hi, NHlnn-
.,. So Run% 77."9i. Average +5.@go.
.htum.ii, irrrl. acreage i,.'@'.
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STANDARD OIL
SUBSIDIARY STOCKS

Wheeling. W. Va. Nmri' :.
Furnished The IntCili"cnccr ny A. =
Gn<ten & Co. members New York STOCK
Exchange Second floor National BANK
OF ". Va. Bldg.
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BOSTON COPPER STOCKS

Wn".,iu-,. W. Va, ANrI! :. 20,
Furnished Tie lnIcl!;.encer by A. K
M,stcn L Co. members New York Stoch
t..chaH-c second floor National Bank
~ y. VI l3idg.
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~. Y. GLIB MARKET

Wheeling. w. Va. April :. 90.
Furni,nsu The lntclligenCer by A. T.
= Istru l. Co. members New York Stock
{ 1change. Second floor National Bank
of W. Va. Bldg.