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The Wheeling intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1903-1961, 1922-09-25
FURTHER A|NS|N STEEL INDUSTRY
FEATURED WEEKS DEVELOPMENTS

New York. SEN. 24-lEy the Asso-
ctated Pr"SSD-pcspitc n~"yvouSu"Ss in
the security markets. domestic industrial
and financial developments during the
past wcrN vont.nucG reasonably salts
factory.
Talk - war N Europ" ely Tho basis
OF the Turkish troubles. wh.rh c"N>ccva-
tive quarters considered cv,vdSawr. w1>
a disturbing Influence, hu, served L"
rally gain prices auprcc;anlv. Decent
Der whoa, ros" as high as sl."9"s. which
is ten cents anov" III" recent low. This
advance wHS accompanied not o0ly by i
change n speculative sentiment. hut by
conSidorahlo foreign buying. which il
quite natural 1T this season -: the year.
Furth"" GtjnS have been reported by
the stc", Industry. More hast furnaces
have been placed n operation and the
rat" Of S;""t making has hCeu Increased
to approximately So percent "t capacity.
This recovery. which - hc;.cr than had
been anticipated. has been accompanied
by a settling GuwE OF the steel market
rs far Is prices are concerned.
Recent extreme premiums f." quick
deliver are disappearing and 4 more
stable basis OF business in developing.
The present rate Of production. while
below war expanded capacity. is greater
than IN any YEAR before the war.
Tn Improvement in steel operations
has beer possible BY an easier situation
With rcedrd 10 coal. Bi;umtncus pro-
dration ~ been pushed well beyond
tho ten million ron a week and supplies
are now fairly comfortable. Re""gnt-
tihr Ok ,his fsnt aTr'Irs n tn" inter
state rnu smSS>!nu'S hitting Of
certain ~ It's priority restrictions.
. Car loading statistics ais" ar" sa;ts-
factory. Indicating hat the railroads
are still expanding tn" trattlc movement
% new high levels since tho fall of 1920.
While the number ns cars loading durtns
the week ended September . Is nearly
100 900 less than in The previous year.
the loss Is more than accounted for by
the labor day holiday. Taking tn" hg-
ures aS they stand. however. the move
\uent Of general merchandise ard mis-
llaneous freight VAS +S.oh" cars great
han during the corresponding week
a $car ago.
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New York. Sept. 2+.-Whi's tho Turk
tsh war scare and higher money rates
were used as an eNCusc FOR two sharp
reactions in the stock market this week.
whirh carried some Of the leaders one
TO three points below last weeks levels
opinion was quito general that the &c
clines wore p-ectritat"a nv 4 weakened
technical condition. II was largely =
traders market with no extensive out
side participation.
Developments in tho Near East nat
urally caused some concern hut ~"
market reacted 20 belief that Tho trou-
bic would b SERTED hy diplomacy Fath-
er than on the battle ncld.
Domestic developments continued IA
rorahle. tho heavy bstuminouS produc-
/ ton Nf coat enabling a number ot IN
eiuStries To increase production white
good progress - being made IN tho
movement OF anthracite coal Tho rail-
road s~hopmCu'S strike has faded mo
the background ard - no longer cauS-
Ing any serious concern.
The modr~a.e revival &C business :.
Also reelected ~ tho steady i0STeaS" ia
car lCtdlHgS ard The increase IN tcdc~-
a. reserve notes III actual circulation.
\ few Industries such as the building
trades and motor car manufacturers
are beginning to feel the effects ~ sea-
sonaI dullnHss. bat i; has not become
very pronounced as Yet.
Commodity prices ave still Tending
upward. The war scare proved an i'm
portart factor tn boosting wheat prices
This week huc i. had an uncaVorahlc e.
feet ~ N" cotton market. which was
unsettled.
The heavy demand Cor funds by i'm
p~ortsrS. who were aGN;"uS 10 set their
goods u 80 bo3d IN ordcg 70 get n
oenctt az ;he lower tariN duties was
partly responsible for the tirmer lone
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WELLSBURG
W elmer Roast

ye-v enjoyable wc!ner roast was
rlro, Tbu,aday cvenIng by the Laurel
hand Of the Christian Sunday school at
Tho home Of Mrs. Curis Wells OF Bcech
Ro,to,n. There were about g members
present. 4 large bonfire was puilt'
wcincrs roasted and other rcfreshmen's
served. Gamcs were played and'a &c
lfgh,cul social evening Of fun was ch-
jnycd. ,,.,,,,u
Mrs. w. I. Evrrson and son. Wii.ian,
of Brilliant. wcr" among the Nc!'so"ts
visitors Friday morning ~.
Ml-a Joy Taylor. ri BETHANY leie
Thur ilav morning FOR me 'o,un'"La
un,yc Ssi,v in New York. where she cH-
poets 20 complete her university WORN
during this school year.
Miss Helen yesterday, Of Commerce
street. visited friends in Wheeling Fri
day. ~
Miss Freda Taylor. or Main street.
lcf, Friday morning for her home IN
Racine. Ohio, called there by the Illness
Of her father. who was seriously IN
iured Thursday in a mine acc'dch''
Mrs. Emery Null. Of Charles street,
visited in Wheeling Friday.
Miss Lulu Suddoth. registered nurse
Of Atlantic City, returned THURSDAY
evening after visit at the home OF nor
mother In Bethany.
Mrs, ". ]. Ashcraft. OF Short Creek
spcn, Friday IN Wheeling.
Earl provinces. SISTER. Miss Mary. and
r J. Grarey left Friday morning TOT
BurScttstown. Pa. TO attend the III
neral Of Miss BeccI Provinces, who d'ed
"Wednesday morning. The deceased was
= sister of Samuel provinces OF tnls
city.
Mr., and Mrs. Freeman and daughter.
Mabel. Of McDprmo't. Ohio. are visit
Ing a, tho homo Of Mr.. and Mrs. Frank
Na@tinc. NJ o40G Main street.
Mrs l.. q. Nichols. Of Rayland. OHIO
visited relatives in WcilsburC Friday
morning. -,
Mrs. II. F.. Wilson. Of Grafton w;
Va. is visiting her parents. Mr.. ana
Mrs. w. y. Harrah. OF Main street.
pr. r. F. Harden. 7. +. Thompson
and s. George were amor tho business
visitors in Pittsburgh. Pa. Friday.
Mrs. Henry Rithncr. Of Charles street
visited In Wheeling Thursday.
Earl Robbins and Miss Stella Corn!n.
nf Serord street. were quietly married
Thursday afternoon in New tumber-
land. w, Va. Mr.. Robbins. formerly OF
parkrrsburg. W. Va. has been en-
rIoyed at Beech Bottom for several
months. MI ana hTH' hoo"''' 49,
Friday for C"lumbuf. ohio, where they
viii max" their home.
Mrs. j. X. Wells was n visitor IN
Wheeling Friday.
Misses Mary and Martha kcyser ana
Nellie McComhs visited in Steubenville'
Onto. Thursday evening.
Mrs. J.. T. Smith and daughter. MISS
Mildred. were Wheeling visitors Thurs
day.
Mr.. and Mrs. T'r't Fclzolt. Of West
Ilh"try. were among the shoppers IN
WrllShulg Friday morning.
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DFGuNFS IN STOCK MARKET
DUE To TECHNICAL CONDITIONS

in m. call money market. Thursday ,
closing rate OF = per cent was tho high
est since last February. seasonal de-
mand for funds Also caused 4 hardctihs
Of the rates Tor sine money II COM
merc.al papcr.
interest IN the military developments
In the Near East has temporarily over
shadowed tho troublesome German re-
parat!ons question.
Raising OF tho Berlin rc-discount rate
20 \ percent and another increase OF
moro than 1900. 0cu 900 marks In CIR
c,latton. however. were attracted some
attention here. .Acut" weakness OF
sterling exchange indicates that MOST
~ tho purchases bc!ug made III THIS
country FOR foreign account were belnS
financed with British bills.
D~isrcCarding a rise IN the sensitive
call money rate ON the New forN eN-
change To six percent. which seems 20
r,ye been due 10 tax collection oper-
atoms. tho tone Of tho money market
has become slightly iirme:. Bankers
acceptanCrs now command i OF ono
percent more than Mas tho case u lew
weeks ago. The exclamation lies partly
in AN Increase III the volume or ousl-
ness which has been contributed 10
heavy IMPORTS some Of which are sea-
sonal aud some Of which have been IN
anticipation OF the change In tariff. At
the same time It would appear that Tor
c.gu balances have been Withdrawn
from this market. probably for use in
purchasing grain and raw materials.
No sharp riS. ~ money rates -. now
eve anticipated.
Confirming previous Indications. ma
bureau oc iabor's index OF wholesale
commodity prices for August shows no
change Fuel and metals were praCti-
Cally the only groups 10 advance ana
the effects OF these Increases was on
set by losses IN foods and farm products
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o. was the week end guest OF his
daughter, Mrs. Cecil Stilwell OF Seventh
Street. =,
Arch Chase, who spent the week ena
her, with his parents. returned 10 d.
AIarys. to resume his work. -,
Or. and Mrs. W. P. Bonar. motored
IN Norrantown over tn" week emu
They will arrive home today.
Mrs. r. K. Gamble and SON. spent ina
week end with Mr.. Gamble, where ne -
employed there, t. .,s
THOMAS Blake Of Glen Easton. is ths
guest OF his sister. Mrs. Albert fay!es
OF Baker avenue
Miss Alice Craver. OF New mart'hS'
VILE. who was the week end visitor mere
NJ friends and relativec. left FOR her
home his morning. ~
Mr. and Mrs, Harold Smith Of Morton
oyenue had as their guest over the
, wcet end. John Wilson OF DarnesVhle'
! Ohio.
Mr.. and Mrs. Walter Allen. OF Je-'
,crson avenue. LETT Sunday for Deep
IA Iley. IA. 10 spend a week with Mrs.
Aliens sister.
Miss Naoma Wells. Of Wheeling
! Island. was the week end guest oil MISS
Margaret Pelley OF F'ostorla avenue.
David r Alien. former resident OF
This CITY, now Of Los Angeles CAL is
spending several weeks here "'tn
friends and relatives.
Miss Belle Blake. OF Fa'rFic"' wa
the week end guest Of friends ana rc''
ntivcs here and Shcrrard.
MIR. and Mrs. j. ". McFroom an
family we're week end visitor sot MIS-
McBroom's brother and wife Mr.. aho
Mrs Ralph White. of New MartlhsVlile
Mrs. W. s Powell. Of Twelfth street
who has been Visiting friends at cam,
bridr. and GAINESVILLE. O., arrived nome
Sunday.
Mrs, Allen Ray Oak avenue "hc
has been quite i'll of duinsy Is reported
To be- doing very nicely.
Miss Elizabeth Gorhy. Of lhtt!e'on' y
the guest Of her sister. Mrs. Sadie Woo
OF Center street.
p Truay. Of Elm avenue was on
business trip TO Bowerston. ONO o'''
tho week end.
Mr.. and Mrs. Allen Reid. Of pies
burg. arc the guests Of Mrs. sara l'mp'
I'm on Jefferson avenue for TWO weeks
Nr. and Mrs. Marion Drake or Hsi
avenue. are the proud parents OF a po'
born Saturday. =,
Miss Clementirc Newman is quite ~
at her home on Oak avenue, Of auinsey
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town officials Will be passed on at this

town officials Will be passed on at this
meeting. .
Hayden Funeral
Funeral services Will be held Tor tho
late Maiiin Hn ydcu. who died at the
Glendale hospital from injuries sustain
ed while at work at the Wheeling steer
& Iron mills where he was employed.
will be held this morning at ) O'Clock
from tho late home on Marshall street.
High mass will be held at the 81.
Johns church. Interment will be made
IN Mount Calvary cemetery.
Steel Department.
Tho steel department OF the wheeling
Steel e. Iron mills will continue "orN
On the eighty per cent basis tho same
as last week. This department en-
ploys about 200 men.
Benwood Briefs.
William Kelly has accepted a POSI-
ton with the Wheeling Steel Dc Iron
mills here.
william Dunavan Of Main street. is
spending some time in Moundsvil!e WIS.,
ittng friends. .
Mrs. A. l.. white Of Weilsburg. ~
spending several daysh ere WISHING
friends.
Mr.. and Mrs. Harry Wheeler or Far
kershurg. have returned homo after
unendIng some time here visiting
friends.
Miss Alma Yodcr left yesterday Tor
Cleveland where she VIII spend se'era''
laws with friends.
Frcda Roush is spending n few days
I'm Grafton visiting friends.
Mr.. and Mrs. George Stegar OF Beech
Bottom rave returned home al'er 'i'i'-
ing friends here.
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Board.

SuQUsy III OS~S
The official board OF the First NJ.
r. church will meet this evening In the
! church. At his meeting officers VIII
| organize and outline plans for the en-
suing year.
Au-Day Session.
Members of. the Ladies' Ala soc,eLy
, Of the Christian church viii holh theiF
regular all-day session in the cnurcn
Thursday evening. Needle work am
quilting will he the main diversions "l
| the morning and afternoon. In the even
ing a business meeting Will be heid. "
Girl scouts Meet.
The Girl Scout troop Of the FIRST 81:
F. church will meet at the church FRI
dav evening al 7:30 O'Clock. from which
! place the members will take a snort
hike 70 the woods. where hey VIII holn
a business meeting.
sunday-Sehool Board.
Members Of the Sunday-schooi hoarH
OF the First NJ. +. church Will meet IN
the parlors OF the church this evening
IN their regular monthly business SEES
sion. At this meeting the annual cleo
ton Of officers for the coming year VIII
be held. The meeting will begin at Z,
o'cl"ck.
won,sn's Club Meeting.
Members OF the Woman's club VIII
meet in the library room Tuesday even
Ing where they will hold a business
session. Mrs. Moses. who has returned
| from the Woman's club state conven-
| ton, will mako the report.
Ladies' AID Meeting.
Division No. ; of the Ladies' Aid
| society of the First NJ. L. church VIII
| meet at the home of Mrs. a. G. Ca!da-'
! baugh. of Glendale. Thursday afternoon
! in their regular business session. Be-
! cause Of the general meeting THURSDAY
! evening Of all the divisions OF the so
! c.cty. this meeting has TO be heiu IN
the afternoon.
Division Meet.
All four divisions OF the Ladies' Aid
! society of the First VI. T.. church VIII
assemble each THURSDAY evening in the
church, where they Will hold a general
meeting.
BOY Scut Meeting.
Members Of the Boy Scout troop or
the NJ. F. church will meet at the church
this evening ut 7:15. From there they
will hike 70 the woods where they Will
hold a business session in the early
part Of the evening. The latter part
will be taken up with a weincr roast
HcI6echen Briefs.
Mrs. Amos EcttlcwcH. Of Eighth
street, who has been seriously i'll al her
home. has been removed 10 the Ohio
valley General hospital at Wheeling.
Miss Mary Woody. who has neen'
seriously III at her home on Logan
street, Is recovering slowly. :,
Mr.. and Mrs. J. Young, OF Na:Snal
street. are spending some time IN
Brook svillc. Pa. visiting friends.
Miss Nellie Carpenter has returned
to West Liberty. where she is attending
the normal school. after spending ins
weekend here visiting her parents.
Mr.. and Mrs. Charles Mccracken' or
South Marshall street, are the proud
parents OF 4 baby boy.
Miss Lucia Doyle. or' Caidwell street.
Is confined 10 her home because % a
slight illness.
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CHICAGO GRAIN

Chicago. Sept. 23.-Wheat broke
sharply today as q result OF news Irot"
abroad which told OF a more tav"ran!'
situation and because OF q "",
cline at Liverpool. There was general
selling at the start and @omc Sup '"S>
orders were caught on the way u"""'
The finish was At weak a a Nc! '"sN
OF - ia 81. with December 1865 20
, Os. and May llO9l.10i+. corn Wa
OF =. 10 ~. oats declined Ia 10 =, anu
provisions were unchanged to SIs
higher.
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BENWOOD
NOTICE TO COAL RS

The Union District Board or Educa-
ton viii consider bids for delivering
coal 10 the Union High. McMechen.
Center Benwood. and Sherrard Conso'i-
dated Schools. NJ hiders must state al
what price they Will deliver coal TO each
separate building. All bids must be In
the hands Of the Secretary on or before
October >. 1922. The Board of Educa-
ton reserves the right TO reject any and
all bids.
cHAS. +. EVANS, Secretary.
JAMES T. POWELL. President:
Sept23-i
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MMECHEN
ror,cr TO COAL BIDDERS

The Union District Board OF Educa-
ton will consider bids for delivering
coal to the Union High, McMechen'
Center Benwood. and Sherrard consol.
dated Schools. All biders must state at
what price they will deliver coal to cach
separate building. All bids must De IN
the hands of the Secretary on or before
October ., 1922. The Board of Educa-
ton reserves the right to reject any ana
all bids.
CHAS. l.. EVANS, Secretary.
JAMES 7. POWELL, President.
Sept23-i
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D HIS LIFE

Sistersvillc, Srpt. 2f.-WIIliam FaU-
bic. aged SO. we'll known retired farm
or Of Grandriew. near Matamoras. ONO.
committed suicide by hanging. \ Few
minutes after leaving his home. Eau
ble's ~lifelcss body was found sw!itE-
ing from a rafter Of his barn. For
several years he conducted a meat mar
kct in New Matamoras. and was wei
known in this section. lie is survivor
by his wife. No motive could DC as
signed for the mans rash act.
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WEEKLY FAILURES

business failures for TIE week '0"'"N
September = number "32' Wh''n con-
parr9 with $50 last week. Nv III the ,,Hn
week nr 1921. 1jS in l92o' ITO IN ''''
and l60 in 1918.
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couut. &..ttng.

SouuNs "soLlu&
Members OF tna city cnunci will
mcc, Tuesday evening in the town hall
IN their regular semi-montnly business
session. AT this meeting the regular
routine business Of the council Will he
disposed afte (which the water ques-
ton will be discussed.
Dixtes Win.
The fast Dixie A!l-Stars team de-
featcd the Perry team by the score or
G-5. This was the first game Of the
series Of three that are 20 be played
for tho championship Of the Ohio val
lev. The Dixies and the Perrys are
VOL matched and the next game VIII
", ono or the most closely contested as
both teams will play their hardest.
Financial Committee Meet
The financial committee of the city
,runr.l will meet this evening IN the
:own hall where various matters that
have come up in the last two weeks
will be taken up. The payroll OF tho
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MQUNDSVILLE
PLANS
MINSTREL SHOW
Legionnaires will Got Down To susl-
ness For Minstrel 20 Be Held
Next Month.
Annual Event Is Expected To Bs Blgger
and Better Than Any Ever
Held Hero.

The firs' business meeting having n
do with tho American Legion minstrel,
10 be held on October % and -. VIII
he held this evening al III" Legion cinb
rooms by mcmh,rs Of Earl Francis
Post 40. -. l."giuuua'rC I'd Beer. chair
man Of the entertainment committee.
who has practically complete charge OF
the coming event. will nc present 10
name his committees and outline q"
courses they arc to pursue IN tho carry
iug "ut uf their duties.
~lcG:"unaire Jacob IfaumhcrGcr. chair
~ the t&lcut committee. Will also
h" present AID urges thGt al! available
talent In The organization come out.
Other matters Ia come before the meet
Ing w!!l corC"rn ;hr recent stat" con-
~vcu;I0n "f ;hr Legion hold 1T Bluciio!d.
~SalvaGing Airp!aue.
Tho PHI alrn',mc WE hcd on Lang
In Aviation lTr'l lay Major Napier. Fri
ia, Ir'"ruunr. Ni'l j." saiyI=ch today.
ship Is ly.u- IN IN" corn iiciI al
Ja'"ui - 'ho landing place. The best
parts oi IT," plane Will hc boxed and
s"1I t. Tho thcdr""d. Md. proving
grounds wucr" 4 WI bc used f"r re-
pairs +" other ~a!rNhinrS. Major Napier
lcf, her" Friday evening by train f"r
his dra,iLa'i"u point. WaSh!ncton, y. &.
Court Tt Reconvone.
Circus. court Wi, ~rCCnul,uc this morn
ins At ? "'ri""k with Judge L. r. Morris,
rrcS.du. only TWO cases arc on The
for %:u"la''s s"~sjnn. They are:
William Be! ard3u-r Oscar Wilson aud
t;"rtrud" W'Ca,hri-.h a..uuat tho United
HVor Smelling Corporation. Il corpora
Held Rally Day.
TT" FITS, NJ. L. arI baptist churches
yesterday nrId rail-" day" and The IN
rrc.,s. ~ both institutions VA very
gratifying Every steady member az
either church vlS .,shcl I" bring a new
member ~ Z visitor. Exercises We
bella 1T both mr:nuHE a!d evening scrv-
iCcS.
One Plane Goes Over.
C"r .!rp.nG" passed through her"
SUNDAY cur"Grr /" I"iIiuc ll"lh. .\rL-
costa. y. =. from .o"k Field, Day
ton. -. Wlr ship failed - sop hare.
80 ,I"uh'. op account Of j. having sufn-
":.nr rur! e." carry it over /" Washing
'"u from nay,"m.
Play Tie Game Here.
~, professional football season was
ush"rcd IN bar" Sunday with 4 tie gams.
Tie fh>' I|"li,us eleven "r this city.
played I,. 'olgmhis r'uh "f Wheeling.
T." 4 tie. a. he Fort l'll ii"ld. just
.lcru~s TO-. river from this city. The
core Ms Ga.
World Wide Child Meeting.
Member. uf IA, World Wide guild "f
tho BAPTIST church,. vii meet this cvc-
niun 81 80 "nu4 Mc':h"n avrruc. with
Mr.. il27'' Na',"u. h meeting VIII
-
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N. Y. COTTON MARKET

Wheeling, ". Va, Sept. 90. 90.
Furnished The Intelllgencer by A. f.
& Co. members New York Stock
Second floor National Bank
Of W. Va. Bldg.
STOCKS. IOpon. High. Low. Close.
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STANDARD OIL
SUBSIDIARY STOCKS

Wheeling. ", Va. Sept. 20. 80.
Furnished Tho lntcllirencer by A. f
Masten & Co. members New York Stock
Exchange. Second floor National Ban
~ ". Va. Bldg.
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N. Y. CURB MARKET

Wheeling. w. Va. Sept. %. 90.
Furnished The I~ntelliScnccr toy A. f
Masten & Co, members New York Stock
Exchange. Second floor National Bons
oH " "a BldR
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PITTSBURGH STOCKS

Wheeling. W. Va. Sept. 80. -"
Furnished The lntclligencer by A. h
Masten & Co, members New ork S;och
Exchange. Second floor National Bank
OF W. Va. Bldg.
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BOSTON COPPER STOCKS

Wheeling. W. Va. Sept. ?. ~.
FURNISHED The !~nic!!iSen"cr hv \. -
nastcr a. 20. members Sew i""h :>iock
Exchange. Second floor Nationa! Bank
OF ". Va. Bldg.
Rid Ask.
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N. Y. STOCK EXCHANGE

Wheeling. w. Va. Sept. %. %.
Furnished The Intelligencer ~ \. z.
Masten 4 Co, members New YORK stock
Exchange. Second Iioor National Bank
OF W. Va. Bldg.
crncuc lnncn IIIch IT o- ICloss
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WHEELING LIVE STOCK

Wheeling. W. Va, Sept. %. >"
WHEELING LIVE STOCK COM. co.
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v. h. har,her. Of New Mstsmnrat
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The official board OF the FIRST ~.
r. church will meet this evening III 'ne
church. At this meeting otticers VIII
organ!ze and outline plans for inc en-
Decorah public opinion. (Decorah, Winneshiek County [Iowa]) 1895-1928, 1922-11-08

Hubert Van der Brock, super
vising pastry chef of the Hotel
Statler, at Buffalo, has discovered
a way to make bran cookies, and
he is rather proud of his achieve
ment.
The ingredients are one-half cup
brown sugar, one-half cup butter,
one heaping teaspoon ground CHINA
mon, one-half cup Sultana raisins,
one-half cup chopped walnut meats,
two cups -four, one level teaspoon
baking soda, one heaping teaspoon
baking powder, two and onerhalf
cups of bran, one egg and one-half
cup water.
Beat sugar and butter to a
cream; add egg and beat well; add
water, mixed with baking soda and
-four, sifted with baking powder;
then add the other ingredients and
mix thoroughly. Drop by teaspoon
furs on creased baking sheet and
bake in moderate oven. Sufficient
for thirty cookies.
Decorah public opinion. (Decorah, Winneshiek County [Iowa]) 1895-1928, 1922-11-08
Found Gold While Flowing

Council Bluffs, Iowa--Ed Hayes,
while Fiowing on the farm of his
cousin, Elmer Hyers, near Council
Bluffs uncovered steel studded box
which contained 300 pounds OF
what one jeweler says is gold and
what other jewellers say is "foel
gold" The first jeweler to whom
Hayes submitted his sample said it
was gold dust worth 5000 a pound.
The second jeweler applied the
acid test and said it was worth
less. He said it is sometimes used
with grease to take the squeak from
axles, but has to be ground very fine
and costs the manufacturer very lit
tie.
Hayes is awaiting more expert
advise before he throws away his
gold.