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The Wheeling intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1903-1961, 1922-04-01

Workers, refused on tho ground that
,r.Ior must first hr taken IN the cen.
,ral competitive field. The attitude or
tho Eanawha Coal Operators associa-
t!on toward ~" union miners In TINS
district was called 10 your attention IN
our telegram 10 you dated Marcn Scn.
I.ctiers containing these invitations
from the OPERATORS and the reports OF
Tho district officers are on file In tho
Offices Of our association and we snail
be clad to show them TO you or to your
representatives to substant!ate our as
scrtionS IN this respect.
"In fairness to the kanawha Coal
Operators association, we wouio re-
srcrtfulIv request that you modify
ynur assertions regarding tho attitude
OF the operators as a whole. 80 as tol
show the efforts made toward medta-'
ton by rhe karawha Coal Operatorr
association"
The Wheeling intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1903-1961, 1922-04-01
UPPER v. VI.
OPERATORS IN
COUNTER MOVE
WILL DEAL WITH
MEN ON WAGE SCALES
Failure Of President Keency
to Negotiate Separate
Scale Is Blamed.

Fa!rmon;. ". Va. March 31.--The
members Of th" N"rihcrn West Virginia
Coal Operators "SS"r!at'"n. at meet
iuG h"li h"r" today. ,unHn'mnl,!E o.
,.,dcd >" al lnd"rcn1cnuy with their
,ran'nv.~ ".lu. ~" scale mat hest IiiS
their Individual locations. but {" re-
!.t...i -. ..n tt."'Edi ioE. ever! F''"N u,
zeal with e. Frank kr, H'y. rrcSlHrnt ~
district T. United N!G" Workers "T
America. should Tho union dc"il" -
meet tin. operators again I" formulate !
new Crut'a't
"I i the accommodation of y. lisIr
White. pI"s.d"r.t - IL" Northern NtSt
Vjrriuj, C,.n r'.rrat"rs' association
he, rg.r ;nGlylduvi "r"ra tor carefully
s;nlv ihc general lcN"| ni wages, Nv
IN. d"tu.3# t. N" individual WORKING
rurG.:.un ur his mine anil offer su,h
cmDIoym"ut as II" 'a'' To his cmpioF":
70 The md that ill"ncsi. discomfort
and suffering Of m'n. women ana chii-
Grcn. may not l." hlarcd upon Ihe IN
i!lidual n"rrat"r.
The Official Statement.
\ SUMMARY "r IA" official .'atrmrnt
,iycn ont ~ tho association follows:
our association invited Mr.. Nr"Hcy
and lis scale committee 10 meet MS IN
Baltimore, Narch l.. II" mot Us but
announced tAat l." had not power 30 ar
range I nrW con 'rI't. lie Su" -. t'' '',,.'
We ,rr"' a-ain il Baltimore. MHrrA -"
Cui" scale crulru''"c and board "i H'r''
tor. &cljn l.., HIM. hut again II" h'ln
"a r,wr~ :, .,' Ito an"l"s 'Acd tO MS
FOR rot ho,nr rh'' I" talk business mas
much as ne had 'cf: the impression Win
T., March g.. that J." would !" able 10
we're n rrr,.rr~s the United Min" Work
rrS nr Nu.?lca. took u rC'rrcndhm N"i"
on 4 >t,.il. :mrUE """ mon. i"''$ tl"!
nrr.trr,d % sir!t" ana fc;U%'i |" m'"I
re '".c.r actions tr", away al pr-
,....rr,,:f.r- 'u ..N.rt Il cessation o. "p':-
81 r..fa v, -, -
The Wheeling intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1903-1961, 1922-04-01
WILL PREVENT
EV|CT|ONS Of
\, VA. MINERS

Cumberland. Md. March i~D1strict
President Drum. who made an appeal
n Attorney General Daugherty TO MAKE
a, cfcor, 10 stop reported attempted
ev.ctions from houses OF the Emmons
coal Mining company. at Bayaro' oil.
miles south Of here on tho western
MARYLAND railway. received telegram
from w. +. Martin. special assistant 70
tho attorney general. that steps would
he taken 10 forestall further ev!cttons'
which the company denies having IN
contamination.
The forces 81 :he West Virginia state
rolir. arc said 10 have been jncreased
Fl Ravard.
The Wheeling intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1903-1961, 1922-04-01
Appeal IL EIu1tle3R.

President Harding was urged cNr!n"
the day ny Il delegation r"Dr'"cn''nE
the Protestant Federal Council 10 max"
il further attempt To Set operators :" }"
miners to.ethcr and to set up cow"'.a-
sion to uGjus; their differences.
At the White House. however Il was
stated that no action was advisable at
this time.
The Wheeling intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1903-1961, 1922-04-01
Exhaustion
of
Coal Strike
BY DAVID LAWRENCE
(CVpyr:Sht by The Intel GenccD

Washington. March Sr-The coat
strike Is o. he 4 Nght 70 tho fn!Nh.
Government o:tCia,S :~cl that th"y ar'
powerleSS 10 10 anything ecrcCtiy" ~
this time ana hc,icvN i Will 10 u '"""t"
or two before either side VIII be willing
to listen 10 counsel.
Both President Harding and Sccre-
tary Davis have been trying Tor some
time 10 get both SIDES together hat Which,
each is rou"iuced Il has something I"
gain by = strike thN efforts ~ u u''',iI@-
tor arc bourd 10 be futile. Secretary
OF Labor Davis pointed "Gt 70 TINS cor
respondent today that twcntN-tCr"e
weeks elapsed In 1909 before rr"$idrn'
Roosevelt was able 70 bring the last blS
coat strike 70 an end. TIL" strike !"
1919 was oc six wreks duration ana
vas really terminated by the u>e .: 3.
war-;im" Law iny"lvi"- the application
or iniUuctiouS. The government: IS ~
no mood TO resort ~ such process now.
Exhaustion hy "rr side "C the Other
IS incvitah,N in tho oriUiO" o. Govern
ment officials. There's n surplus nG g.
600 UOn tons OF bitumiNous and 'O.hO"-
OO0 tons Of anthracite coal tUSt now,
When that's used up hy the consumer
the crisis IN the strike will he reached.
The issues Involved in the pr"s"u'
S,rik" eIi"at.ou are fundamental. They
are typical o: other labor troubles o.
the eftrr-th, war period. PERHAPS NOR"
closely araivG"us 20 tho difficulties on
the railroads than anything else.
Essential Facts.
To the .uyman vh" doesn't follow the
Inside crut-overSv at the coal miners
cxccrt when an acute situation presents
itSnls. crr,&tu facts ere essential 20 an
,odarS,. rIl,,,~ t,f what = q bout to hap
The Wheeling intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1903-1961, 1922-04-01
THE INTELLIGENCE CER

Has the Largest Circulation of
Any Morning NewSpaper IL the
State OF West Virginia.
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CONTINUED on Page Seventeen
The Morning Tulsa daily world. [volume] (Tulsa, Okla.) 1919-1927, 1922-01-07
THE SECRET OF A TASTE

TASTE-produced by careful selection of
beanand by skilled roasting and blending has actually put
brick top of another has actually driven nails mixed
cement and of great faith has plants that
serving the nation with coffee that is "good
last Drop"
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YOUR MORNING CUP

If you appreciate good coffee and are anxiou,
to get the utmost in flavor and enjoyment from
your morning cup ask for maxwell
HOUSE."
The Wheeling intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1903-1961, 1922-05-22
IRON REVIEW


New York. May 2l.--T,.c stcc. n..trn";
has continued avi!!r and slr"hT VIA
prices advancing ola tn, basis q! ;r-
creased cost OF pru!uC,iuH dar :" IN"
rise in fuel ana tn b.t~l" materials.
Producers are not Nr"rue Up with
their orders Witch are accommodating.
demand is quite general and Includes
foreign orders for railS. lHS iron Is
strong and advancing on the ii:'""tSed
cot Of fuel and an HctlN" dcMahd de-
spite arg" fU.riEn offerings.
Copper has shown continued iirmncSs
with litic or no CicCuulytiC now re-
ported available below the 1917 cent
level mos, OF the producers asking that
figures for both January and third
quarter delivery. The demand Tor dUmyS-
&c consumption has been less active
following large purchases earlier in IN y
month although u very fair amount OF
business is Still being placed for Juno
and July shipment. Exports sales the
past few days have Cccn largely Tor
shipment I" France.
Tim showed nrmneSS owing 70 sharp
advances in London and tn" strength
Of other metals. Visible and, invisible
supplies are large. however.
Further advances have occurred IN
lead and the west reports an active dc
maud Supplies here are curtailcd ~
the Perth Analogy strike.
Iinr has been decided frm. owing 10
hight OFFERINGS from smcltrrS, with de-
maud mostly early shipment. Galvan-
lied havo brought moderate quantities.
Anthony quiet with some shading OF
prices to encourage business.
The Wheeling intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1903-1961, 1922-05-22
Of
STEEL IS HIGH
FULLY 30 PER CENT-MAKERS hFh
WITHHOLDING QUOTATIONS.
ON THIRD QUARTER.
Look for Good Business ThrcnSho
su1nmer-Pig Iron Outlook
Ia Bright.

S,.n .t.r =, Tho JrtcllircnrFr
i,.,,ehrrrb MAY ol-St"cl production
f., r,,IT,. 81 r., cont Makers are gen
t.rhoILi,,,- ,j,o,a,ions on third
,,,,,-tor ,,,,,,.,, =, ds,c,dents evidently
m'oi.Irr ,,'o ,nnornrcncnts by the
InaGirr ,,.nros,s rroduccrs generally
oornn ,o,"ryor ma. moderate alliances
,,fu IVA mr, into rrrc, warranted by
ttt,h.r cne,o ,rIrcscI on account OF the
,.,, strike
..,r.omo ~ pa,.or,.r trcr IS slowing
,l,.,,', ,,r,lr,,ior ,r ;.,!,ui3- d-nar;-
,,,,,.. -, I,,,cr,st having temporarily
,,,s,,nI..i r,ndur,Inn Of luttwcld sizes
~ n,,c for his reason
srear interests Loo: for conuan.r 0f
ho nrce.nt rood business thr0uGhout
.bc s,;uucr and a heavier demand for
stools nroducts In The fall. sheets are
canecrai,v Nrm. and automobile builders
NO br,I,r rrcclr IN,u finished pro.
ducts o-o unoble 70 keen up with lc-
ouirer,cr,s for hody stock.
Makers Indicate their belief that the
coal situation is IMPROVING Accordingly
tho Youngstown Sheet G. Tube company
has started its fourth blast furnace at
Enst Youngstown, Will" VIC StruthrTs
Furnac" company has ordered IT'S NOR
chant stack at Strdth"rf in blast neN'
month. Accession Of the sheet & Tube
stack brings tho total number ~ active
furnaces IN the MahoniuE Valley UP T."
fourteen out Of twCnty-sIX. Furnace op-
rratiouS are being carried forward as
Inl,oWs: Sheet & Tube company. four;
r,:,rncc;r steel company. :: at the Ohio
Works Republican Iron 4 Steel and
t.rlcr Hill Steel. companics, TWO each.
md the TrumhuIl-C'l!n's Furnace COM
,,ary ,nn
The Wheeling intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1903-1961, 1922-05-22
HOUR DAY
IS DISCUSSED
CHEF OBJECTION IS FROM WORK
Frs WHO ARE HIGHLY PAID ON
TONNAGE BASIS
Only Five Per Cent Work IL HOURS
Are Skilled Men Not at WORK
Continuously.

Special Dispatch 10 The inlclf!g"n'"F
rIttspurgh May ~ The topic OF AL
sorbing intcrcqt In steel circles mere -
tho conference between steel manuia'-
turers and the president At the WINE
House last week an the subject 81 Hn"'-
fishing the twe,Vc-hOUr day IN the IhHuH
wv. 1t IS universally agreed among Al
local steel mon that TIE long day Shou'"
he abolished. The sole question Is;
How" Il IS pointed out mat IN" 'W''F'-
hour dav Is 4 survival az tho beginning
or rho industry and = duo I" tho con-
tiruous processes Incidental to manuIac-
mr., Of pIu iron and rolling Of str"! y"
stool manufacturers !ur" have ever faE'
o-c1 The Ions, dqv The difficulty has
been with tho employees. who PAID ihrR"'
" on a TONNAGE haS:". have declined Z"
acccnt onv shortening Of their hours
which would result IN reduction or thN>r
earDincs, such 10 Tho 'hrCc-Shlit "a!
undoubtedly would bring about.
incidentally Il may be noted that III"
r-rnhcr az men subject t. III" twelve
hour day I'm any steel plant Is not over
: per cent OF the Who'll" payroll. IT tina!
many. according 20 leading steel manu-
racturcre here However. th"s" Mon ar"
largely Of TO highest paid cl;$~ IN"
have incomes running a& h!rh a. Si".NN"
md lEh0O 4 y"7r when til" Industry
IS operating Mt normal 'ara'ltN.
TnCv arc IN no sense lah"rc"s md ~
no sense enCaCcd IN hard labor. bat ar"
skilled men working long hours. bat 10
m continuous labor. If III" thr"H.Sni.i
day 50 introduced for th'm. u VIII mean
n third Cr"w md they "urnF" dividing
tho!r earnings on this hHe.s. tn" si"'i
Industry VIII watch VIII interest how
,nc adiur'mcnt can b. ned" without IN
crossing costs ~ str"l Dr0du"iioH and
rr!cc- 20 tho consumer and ~ N" anne
t!rr without reducing -" annual 'arr-
Irrs II these highly paid workers.
The Wheeling intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1903-1961, 1922-05-22
BENWOOD
union GRADUATES
ATTEND SERVICE
Rev. W. NJ. Castle breaches Able Sermon
to High school Class Of 1922

Rev. VI. ". Castle. IN the haccalau-
rcate sermon for the Eradua ting class
OF Union high school. last night deliv-
crod very forccful and interesting SER
mon. having chosen Cor his subject,
After Preparation. What"
The ext Edxodus fourth chapter. sec
ond verse: what t. that In thy hand?'
was Thoroughly discussed by the pastor,
and q most itt;ng text 20 discuss before
q class 90 graduates. Tho real great
mon Of this world" said tho pastor, ARE
not the mon who have made the most
money or who have gained the greatest
"A nc. hat, 10 the contrary, are the men
VII" hace done the most. IN their own
way. for their country. Men. such az
Sa!n. Paul. Martin Luther and John
Wesley, gained mother wealth nor fame
through their work hut will he remcm-
5crei much longer than such men as
The Wheeling intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1903-1961, 1922-05-22
Los ANGELES BUYS PLANT

Los Angeles. May 2l--This city has
taken over the distributing properties
II Tho Southern California Edis"n Co.
within the limits Of the CITY. Tn" pur-
chase price WAS Sl2.uii.001 in cash.
Tho city has agreed also {" purchase
AT wholesale all OF tn" electric power
Il may rrqur" that Is not generated
from ia Ruueduct. Tho power pur-
chase coa,rac, IS II continue 70 years
unless cancelled h. vote Of the people
hrt conno, u, cancelled within the neat
fen wears.
The Wheeling intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1903-1961, 1922-05-22
NEWS OF BUSINESS
CORPORATIONS WORK GAINS.

The plants OF the United States Steel
Corporation Al present operating 1T
80 capacity. This compares with
- = Ten days or two weeks ago. and
Indicates that the strike Of coal miners
has not Interfcred with the Steel Cor
poratIvu's activities in any matcriol
way.
Bookings q orders by the leading
interest at present are larger than
shipments. but the excess is not as
great rs K was IN April, TA!s is due
20 some extent TO the substantial IN
crease IN operations thus far this
month as compared with tho first half
OF April.
The Wheeling intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1903-1961, 1922-05-22
OPTIMISM CONTINUES
IN BUSINESS WORLD,
BRADSTREET REPORTS

Rrads,rcets report says There Is
moro optimism In trade reports. grain
crop aivices are better and collections
have made another step forward, While
IN mos, leading industries production
ie apparently larger, despite the con-
,luuance Of the coal strike and the re-
cusal OF New England cotton NIL! hahdS
to take reduced wages. Ordinary d's-
tr.butivo trade reports are not greatly
diIIcrcn. from last week. but there ls
certainly Improvement in surplus gram
growing regions. and gain III nia'.-
order business Ia another thing noted
These reports find partial rntaFoTaNIe
offset in adviccs OF excessive rains had
roads or flooded river valleys from
Texas eastward TO the MISSISSIPPI. Liz
tie gain Is yet pcrcepthIc IN me '""''
MIssisv:ppi valley. where tho lat"n"sS
Of tho season and the possibility Of boil
yceyu damage tn latc-planted cotton
n,s hcco,nc q price factor In the ris"
~ cotton To- the h!EheS' quotations
rc.,,hcd. since November. 1927.
Some stimulation 70 southern reports
os whole Is noted from the %'"-c"nt
ndy3oce in cotton shown since IN" last
du,S or April Incrcas ed strength In
raw textiles wool. cotton and jute "a
noted ns an element in lifting prices
OF manufactured products OF these
s,aples especially cotton yarns print
cloths burlap and some kinds OF wool
on fabrics. Tho gain In price strength.
however. seems moro marked than !s
the Increase in sales. although jobh"Ts
ure reported becoming moro impressed
with the strength OF textiles while re-
,ailcrs are still said To 10 holding |"
the idea Of possible lower prices In the
future. Country trade In tho far wet
rs hcIncd nv the doubling OF prices naid
IN territory woods and tho better
prlccs for sheep and lambs. Tho week
f., fond index IS lower due 10 lower
lamb. sheep ana butter prices. bu: tho
rreat uajorl,y OF prices a!e firm or
The Wheeling intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1903-1961, 1922-05-22
TANK CAR ORDERS

Cha~ l. Harn"y \ o. arc oN'".ng
n Block uc General America" Tank Car
Corporation. -. cumulative preferred
stock at the market. to yield about 70.
During The first quarter "f 1922 the
Genera, American Tank car Corpora
lion received orders for $50 refriGer-
utor box and Eondo.a freight cars from
variouS railway companies representing
II volume q: business or over Slj.0o".-
oOn Trc company IL III" largest MANI
rar;,I?rr Of tank cars IN the world hnt
IL engaged n the manufacture OF MI
classes of Ears and its recent orders
have included the various types az cars
mentioned.
The Wheeling intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1903-1961, 1922-05-22

Officer inspecting a negro outpost
on duty)-Now, Johnson, suppose a
squad OF Germans were seen 10
emerge from that clump OF bushes
and advance upon this post. What
would you do?
Johnson-Sah. Aid snap to atten.
ton and form a line
Officer-Form a line? One man
"orm line?
Johnson-Yas sub; Aid form bee
line for Camp. sub.
The Wheeling intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1903-1961, 1922-05-22
CHICAGO GRAIN

Chicago. May cQ-Evcn!ng up ro7 me
Ncck-cnd caused wheat py,c's he;e TO
break sharply during tho last hour OK
trading today. the May delivery lead
Ing the decline although reports from
the southwest telling OF unfaEoran'e
conditions for the new crop gave tlH
markc; rather bull;Sh construction IN
the early dealings. The finish was un-
settled with values showing n net loss
~ 81 to +S4c. May 1871 to l.36 ami
July l23% 10 l.@2'I: Corn was NJ N
t. Hsc and oats ranged from AH 1--WE
to So higher. Provisions ranged from
DC lower 10 500 advance.
The Wheeling intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1903-1961, 1922-05-22
COPPER MERGER TALK

Recently there has boon rcNlVa, or
talk IN financial circles ~ 4 possible
merge 90: scvcra! OF the .oad.nE copper
producing companies.
re Indications arc aid 10 favor a
OF Mother i.ole and Ken
uccnt;. ~ he followed by the addition
If tn" chile and Iradcn companies AMI
possibly orc or two others. hut when
such a combination Will cvcnruate can
j.u. g." definitely stated nj The moment
The Wheeling intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1903-1961, 1922-05-22
STEEL COMPANIES COMBINE

St. Louis. May 3l-A merger % the
Decatur Ullnoisl Bridge co and the
christopher Simpson Iron Works "f
this city IS announced. the CONSOLIDATED
firm to 10 known as the Mississippi
Valley Structural Steel company, with
combined capital or 3l.500.h0n. The
two concerns are said 70 be the largest
steel manufacturing companies west Of
PITTSBURGH.
The Wheeling intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1903-1961, 1922-05-22
STRUCTURAL BUYING

Leading stccl trade authorities re
port Il luN in the placing OF orders for
fabricated steel material for buildings.
This IS probably due TO the fact that
there has recently been large buying
AMI the mills are we'll provided WITH
orders and are not anxious to 70 after
other business at tho moment
The Wheeling intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1903-1961, 1922-05-22
AGAINST DEBT PAYMENT

Washington. May 2l-Rcpaym"n; Of
tho loans made 10 the Allies by Am
rrIrt would not only cut down the cN-
port trade Of tho United States but
also reduce domestic commerce. John
H. pelahclG. OF New York, a former
member OF the government contract adj
lUS'mcnt board. asserted IN an address
today before the tenth annual meet
Ing OF the United States chamber OF
-'mmrMcrCc. In session hCre.
The Wheeling intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1903-1961, 1922-05-22
OpenilIigh Low Close

Cash Quotations: wheat No. haTd'
corn. NJ. ? mixed scr; No y",-
'0EH ,,s 10 ; white. 3oE co.,.
Pork. nominal. Lard. IFS. N9s'
nominal.
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STANDARD OIL
SUBSIDIARY STOCKS

Wheeling W. Va. May -. az.
Furnished The IutelliEencer. by A. r
Rssten & Co. members New York StocA
Exchange. Second floor National Bank
B. w Va Bldg
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BOSTON COPPER STOCKS

Wheeling. W. W May 70 -
Furnished The intciiii'"nrer by A. z
NaStcn X Co. members New York STOCK
ENcha0Ec. Second floor National bank
4 u Va Bldg
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N. Y. CURB MARKET

W!.o,iing. ". Va. MaT - =
Furnished TN ln;cliG"ncer by a
N1xtaa G 20. members New YORK StocS
E,vrhanrs Second floor National bAnA
~ " Va RldS
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PITTSBURGH STOCKS

Wheeling. w. Va. May -. -
Q Furnished The intelligence by A.. e
Naste1. & Co. members New YORK stock
exchanges. Second floor National hanH
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N. Y. STOCK EXCHANGE

Wirc..:g. y. Va. MAY g, =
Furnished The ln:"ii!rencer ~ \ 2
&as,en & Co. members New York Stock
Exchange. second floor National BanI
% ". Va. Bldg.
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N. Y. COTTON MARKET

wheeling. W. Va. May -. 20.
Furnished Tho Ipteiiigenccr by A. p.
uRstrn & Co. members New York stock
t,xchnnLr. Second floor National Bank
Of w Va Bldg.
STOCKS IOpen. High. Low. Close
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LOCAL STOCKS

Wheeling. W Va. May 70 80:
Da!IN quotation list Wheeling StoCa
Exchange Compiled for Tho Intelll.
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PRODUCE MARKET

Wheeling. ". Va, May 10. -.
BY +. BACIMANN q SONS
ERIIITS
The Wheeling intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1903-1961, 1922-05-22
PROVISION MARKET

Wheeling. ". Va, May ~ p.
(By BECTEE BROTHERS.)
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WHEELING LIVE STOCK

Wheeling. ". Va. May -. 2.
I.tV,: STOEa 'rh,. ~
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increase Operations.

Tho basis Of operation this week AZ
the local plant OF the Wheeling Steel
and Iron company will be double that
over last weeks. Tho plant operated
OH q 30 per cent basis last week but in
ii statement issued Saturday by the Of
ficals of the company It was stated
that the mill would work on an so per
cent basis this week. The employees OF
the plant are optomistic and believes
that the plant will be back on q 100
per cent working basis within tho next
few weeks.
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T.,,r Sarcs-?oS.Soo shar"e
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Special SorviceA

Next Sunday will be observed as
Homecoming Sunday at tho First
Methodist church of this city. A can
vass Of the city will be made this week
by the members OF the Women's In
dustrial Circle. and an effort will be
made to have every member Of the con-
Eregation on hand at the services next
Sabbath. The Rev. NJ. W. Castle, pastor.
will deliver special sermon on Home
Coming and several beautiful selec-
tons will bc rendered by the choir.
Great Falls tribune. [volume] (Great Falls, Mont.) 1921-current, 1922-04-28
Cerebral Hernorrhage
Gets EN- Younger,
Health Records Show

The strain and tension under
which the present generation is
living is indicated in the records
at the city and county health Of
flee, where cerebral hemorrhage Ii
being listed increasingly as q
cause Of death among yeung and
middle aged persons.
A number Of years ago it was
but rarely that young persons
died from this cause and it was
considered almost exclusively as
a cause of fatality, in the ranks
of the aged. Death statistics show
that it is gradually creeping down
the scale of life into the ranks
of youth and physicians assert that
this is due to the strain and alb
normal conditions under
which individuals are now living.
1t is to be anticipated that It
will, as the years 60 by, affect even
much younger persons than it now
attacks. was the assertion Of Mrs.
e. Wilson, keeper Of the health
office files. Within the last month
she has recorded the death of one
woman of 40 years and q man of
80 from cerebral ~hemorrhage.
Several years ago such instances
were very rare, she said,