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LONDON MONEY

per ounce. Money, per cent. Discount rates Short bills. 2A @2M per cent; three months bills 2A @2M per cent.
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FLOUR MARKET

Minneapolis August 23.-Flour un- changed to 10c higher. In car load lots. family patents quoted at s6.60@7.1 bar
 rel in 9S-pound cotton sacks.
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Changes Were Donward Yesterdays Irregular Stock Trading
NEW YORK BOND LIST
By Associated Press

New York, August 23-Following are today's high, low and closing prices of bonds on the New York Stock Exchange, and the total sales of each bond Gin S1 00O):
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SPOT COFFEE
FLAX SEED

Ky Associated Press New York, August 23.-Coffee, Rio No ', 9Hc. Futures easy: September. 920c December. s.30e.
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FOREIGN EXCHANGE

New York. AugustT2s :-F'orsisn exchange easy. Great Britain. demand t,tt 9a- 5 FTance' R,ss. a. demand 7ss1. cables, 7.s9; Italy 4.t72 and 4.4sH Belsi1mdi s1s and Gcsg Gsg Hoil anp i,aud ss o1 and 3S96; Norway, 17:24; Swe- dsn. arru 2s.5t: Denmark 21.57 switzerlandd p9iand 1905; spain, 15;5s; Greece. s.zoi ir9entine. as2s: Brazil, 13.4O; Montreal. ss%.
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Chicago. August 23.-Watermelons market steady on large stock. but small stock is dragging. 20 to 22 pound aver ages. $ld09210 per car; 26 to 26 pounds. s225 Q 266; 32 to s5 pounds. s45o055o.
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SPOT COTTON

New Orleans August 23.-Spot cotton dull. IS points lower. Sales on the spot 8; to arrive none; low middling, 21.z5c middling, 22.50c: good middling. 23.50c Receipts, $40: stock. 50,21
 New York August 2s.--Spot cotton was steady: middling, 22.soc.
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CHICAGO GRAIN
PRODUCE

Chicago. August 23.-Butter higher; creamery exarts. 33h Q 34c firsts, 29i- 31c; extra firsts BIZ e 33c; seconds, 2sg 3Shc. Eggs higher; receipts. 13.s01 cases; firsts. 230231zc; ordinary firsts. 20@2Ic; storage packed firsts. 24Q24hc.
 New York. August as.-Butter firm; receipts. 13.793. Eggs firm: receipts 1s.- 300. Cheese firm; receipts. 1885; state whole milk flats fresh specials. a1h 02sc.
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LIVE STOCK By Associated Press

Chicago. August 23.-Cattle; hecelpss, II ooo. uneven; few to good choice strong we,rhs matured beeg steers strong others steady to weak; yearlings geheraiy "e"A
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NEW YORK CURB LIST
By Associated Press

New York, August 23.-Transactions on the New York Curb Market today were as follows:
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CHICAGO VEGETABLES

By Associated Press Duluth, Minn., August 23.-Flax seed S2.20h.
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1000 Anglo Am Oil. ... 20h ? 1900 Atlantic Lobos. Il 1
 10 Buckeye Pipe Line 9611 g
 20 Galena Signal OIL. 52
 55 Imperial Oil. Can. .1l5 Il
 50 Prairie Oil&Gas. .6o6 60 105 Prairie Pipe Line. .265 26 20500 Stand Oil Ind. .115% II 400 Std Oil Ky, ,new.... s9h so Std oil NY .......450 A m Vac,,,r, Oil 476 47
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NEW YORK COTTON FUTURES

By AssOciated Press New York. August 23.-Cotton closed
The Wheeling intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1903-1961, 1922-06-29

daughter motored to Chambers Dam
Sunday and spent the day.
Mrs. Ralph Clovis and son Owen
were guests OF Miss Mildren Guy SatuT-
day.
There was an automobile wrecked
Saturday evening at the Gooscn"ck
bridge. when a doctor and his family
from Dillonvale. Ohio. drove the!r Cad
lilac car over a high embankment.
Miss Odessa Howard of Cleveland has
returned to her fathers home TO spend
her vacation. While at the home OF her
sister. Mrs. Eugene Fankhauser. Miss
Odessa was very III OF measles and
bronchial pneumonia.
Mr.. and Mrs. Clyde Crawford and
daughter Helen of West Alexander
spent Sunday with Dallas relatives.
Mr.. and Mrs. James Archer and MI.
and Mrs. Harry Riggle spent SUNDAY
with Mr.. and Mrs. David Riggle Of
Leesville, Ohio.
Mr.. and Mrs. Earle Hartley and little
son spent Sunday with his aunt, Mrs.
Isaac Riggle and family of Sand Hill.
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DALLAS

NJ z. NJ. Hunter. the Ohio county
agent Will be present Friday evening at
an agricultural meeting which will be
held IN the Presbyterian church. After
the farmers discussions and the All
club meeting. five reels OF Rip Van Win
kle will be shown. silver offering
will be taken at the door to meet the
expenses of these pictures. as Mr.. Hun
ter has to pay for the use OF the reels.
Everybody cordially invited.
As no organization around Dallas had
any notion Of giving a Fourth of July
picnic, the baseball boys have decided
to give picnic in the afternoon and
evening in Kelley Guys orchard. This
is where the diamond Is located. There
will be a double header bal lgame and
numerous other attractions.
Mr.. and Mrs. Robert White and chill
dren spent Tuesday in Wheeling and
warwood. Misses Regina and Eldora
remained at Warwood Tor a few days
visit.
Rev. and Mrs c. Fred Anderson from
Wheeling and Mr.. and Mrs. Meade
Stricklin and children were guests at
the Thomas Kimmins home on Sand
Hill. Sunday.
A large crowd around Dallas picniced
at Harshes Sugar Camp Sunday. All
report a very nice time.
Mr.. and Mrs. Ezra Donston and fam
lily and Mr.. and Mrs. J. B. Tenant and
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BENWOOD
70 Auter-taiu

The Bachelor Club OF this city ia
making extensive preparations for the
Fourth Of July outing, which will be
held at their summer camp at Powhatan
Ohio. Dancing. boating and bathing
will be the main features The Harmony
Boys Orchestra. of Bellaire, have been
secured to furnish music, Sunday July
and Kaufmanns Melody Boys OF this
city will furnish the music on the
Fourth OF July. All friends have been
invited to attend and those planning to
attend are requested TO get in touch
with John Rolusky, the clubs secretary
and make reservations.
Kerry Club Notss
The Kerry club OF Benwood will en-
tertain a crowd OF young people this
Thursday night, from South wheeling
at their camp at the narrows. Friday
evening they will entertain another
crowd Of young people from Bellaire
The Kerry's are also planning to hold
an outing the Fourth OF July.
Attend Clubs Opening
Messrs George Morningstar. Pete
Moran and William Smith attended the
formal opening last night OF the c. D.
of A. Club Of Bellaire, o.
Empioye OF Navy Yard Hare
Peter Welsch. formerly Of this city
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biggest times Of their lives The dis

biggest times Of their lives. The dis
pensing of licenses to the business
houses Of the city will also be taken up
Marriage Announced
Quite Il surprise was occas!oned yes
terday when Miss Helen Hibbs an
nounced that her marriage TO Paul
Flanagan. both OF this city. took place
at the VI. Z. parsonage at Moundsville
May 18th. Both young people kept 1t
a secret until yesterday.
Bids NOW Open
Bids are pow open to the contractors
Of Benwood and MoMechen and the sur
rounding vicinity for the erection OF
the proposed new bridge connecting the
cities Of Benwood and McMechen.
Those wishing to enter bids will do
20 by inQuiring at either the city off,
Gals Of Benwood or McMechen. The
time Is limited until July 25th.
womann Club Meets
The woman'D club Of MdMechen last
night met IN regular monthly session
In the rooms of the McMechen public
library. Tho principal address Of the
evening was given by Miss Cherry
county tuberculosis nurse.
X. OF p. Meets
The regular weekly meeting OF the
Knights, OF Pythias took place last
night IN their rooms at the postofhce
building.
McMeohen Briefs
Mrs. Harry Metz, GARFIELD street, this
city. Is visiting at the homo Of friends
In Moundsv!lle.
Robert Nolan Is still confined TO the
al a.
moved to his home last week but II was
necessary for him to again go back.
Mrs. Carolina Shellkoff. who was In
jured several days ago, Is improving
very nicely Mt her home In MoMechen
Mrs. James Riggs Of this city Is IN
Fairmont visiting her husband, who Is
confined 10 the Fairmont hospital
Mrs. P. y. Barlow Is still on her vaca-
ton and nj the present time Is enjoying
herself in Atlantic City.
Miss Cunningham. r. n. Will leave
for her vacation trip the latter part OF
this week. Miss Cunningham has been
In the employ Of Or. ?. n. Barlow FOR
the last II years.
The little daughter Of Harry Myers.
McNIechen, who received a fractured
leg few weeks ago. is improving very
nicely.
Mrs s S Goodwin. McMechen, re-
Gently returned from Fsirmont. w. Va,
whore she has been visiting her brother.
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GAINESVILLE
taS.
nd.

Mrs ST. Clair Hasbrouck 4 two
sons, Reed and Danny, Miss Estf Hs.
brouck and Mis- Madge Mann art Id
ing this week at Epworth park,
daughter was born to Mr.. n n
D. Warner Kennon Monday.
Mrs. George B. Smith. Mrs. John XIX
and children returned home WEDNESDAY
from Turkeyfoot lake. where they spent
the last three weeks.
Mrs E. T. Petty and daughter. Miss
Mary Petty, left Wednesday for an ex.
tended motor trip through the south.
They will visit Mrs. F. L. Bostaph ~
Thurber, Texas.
Mr.. and Mrs. Ora v. Perry and daush-
ter, Jean YvosEs. or Redwood. Ohio:
Mr.. and Mrs. ~. Foulke. Of Newark:
Mr. and Mrs Gordkn Sill. Of Mansfield:
Mrs T. A Matthews and daughter. OF
Cambridge, and Miss Betty Mitchell, or
Canton, Ohio. will arrive Saturday to
attend a house party at the home OF
Mrs Luticia Carter, Of North Broadway.
Ivan Nicholson Of Cambridge. Ohio,
was a business visitor "Wednesday.
Mr.. and Mrs Allen Sill Of Washing
ton, D. c.. will arrive the last OF tho
week to visit Mr.. and Mrs. E. H Bill.
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and who IS In the employ Of the Ne"
York Navy Yard. at New 1ork Guy
was In Benwood yesterday visiting
friends Mr.. Wclsch viii be here over
the Fourth
Probably Resume Operations
\ report Is current that the coke de-
rar,ment of the National Tube com
pany. Benwood. will operate at about
- percent normal within very shor'
time. This report. however Is unolh'
cial.
Benwood Briefs
Miss Mary Higgins returned home
from the North Wheeling hospital sew
eral DAYS ago and is improving very
nicely.
James Nolan. has made quite an I'm
provement in his home on Main street
Two cars collided yesterday on Main
street. third car ran on TO the ran
road tracks TO avoid being in the col
lislon. No one was hurt, however.
Seamon Bowers. has Just completed
four room addition to his home on
Seventh and Water streets.
]. s. welch, Republican candidate Tor
County Superintendent OF schools
passed through here yesterday. Mr.
WEIGH Is an ex-soldier.
C. Kenney. Grafton, w Va. wac
calling on friends in Benwood yester-
day.
John Brinkman Of McMechen was q
business caller IN town yesterday.
The repa!rman OF the coke depart
ment Of the Semet SOlvay Coke Com
pany, Renwood. have been called out to
make various repairs 10 that depart
ment.
Squire F. ]. Deegan, Of Benwood and
family will leave for Pittsburgh the
end Of this week where they Will visit
friends.
Miss Mamie Burk. OF Benwood. Is
visiting friends In Pittsburgh. Ia.
Miss Sall!e TruaX Of Waiter street,
Is visiting at the home Of friends In
East Liverpool. Ohio.
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Claims indigestion
Easy To Get Rid OF
G. n. Griest Co. Guarantee It and
Are Dispensing 1t to Many
Stomach Sufferers.
Asserts Popsdn Is Eest When Combined
With Other Good Invigorators and
In Liquid PORN.

You can be so distressed with gas and
fullness that you think your heart Is 60
ing TO stop beating.
Your stomach may be so dstended that
your breathing Is short and gaspy.
You are dizzy and pray for Duck re-
lief-what's to be done.
Just one dessert spoonful OF Dare's
INentra -Pepsin and in ten minutes the
kras disappears. the pressing on the heart
eases and you can breath deep and nat
rally.
oh, What blessed relief: but why not
ct rid Of such attacks altogether? Why
ave chronic indigestion at all?
with this wonderful medicine you can
nish indigestion or dyspepcla or any
normal condition that keeps the ston-
n in constant rebellion and one bottle
M prove IT,
And how happy you will be when your
mach is as good as new for then dir
hss, nervousness. sleeplessness. head
.e and other ailments caused by a dis
cred stomach will disappear and you
u be your old happy. contented self
in. G. r. Crest & Co. and every reg
pharmacist guarantees a large bot
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b one dollar TO show the way to stom-
COMFORTABLY.
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SAND HILL :4sNEe

Beginning with the first Sunday in
July the prea ching services at the NJ:
2. church will be held at p. m. ana
Sunday school at 2 p. m. for the ensu-
ing three months.
The II. E. Sunday school will give a
social on Saturday evening, July ISL
on will Jones lawn.
J. Sherman WEIGH Of Viola wishes at
this time to announce his candidacy Tor
county superintendent OF schools. Mr.
WEIGH Is an ex-service man ana mas
been one Of Marshall county's most
successful teachers for number OF
years, teaching In several districts OF
Marshall county and for tho past three
years Hand Hill district superfn tend
ent to the satisfaction Of the board Oh
education.
Miss Susanna Earleywine continues
to be quite III at her homo from the
effects Of a stroke Of paralysis.
Misses Gail Francis and Blanche
Luke spent the weekend at their re-
spectlve homes here having motored
from Fairmont State Normal and being
aocompe MED by Mr.. and Mrs. Jones
and daughter Of that city.
J. L. Kent has purchased an Auto
piano player from a city firm.
Mr.. and Mrs. Lewis Wallace and chill
dren Of Majorsville spent Saturday with
Mr.. and Mrs. James Junkins.
Mrs. Katherine Huges OF near ray
lorstown, Pa, visited her brother. John
L. Kent. last week.
Mr.. and Mrs Wilbert Wilson Of Elm
Grove visited their aunt, Miss Sue
Earleywine last Sunday.
Burdette Conrad Of Waynesburgh Is
spending a few days with his grand
mother, Mrs Lewis Conrad.
T. ]. Earleywine and Wife visited
Mr.. and Mrs. James WEIGH Of Viola on
Sunday.
Hubert Merlnar has purchased a new
Ford runabout
Mr.. and Mrs. Meade Stricklin OF Dali
las attended the communion services at
the NJ E church here on Sunday.
Master Clarence Kent. son OF Samuel
Kent, returned home Sunday after a
weeks visit with his grandparents.
Deputy Sheriff Benton Hazlett and
Leland Coff1eld Of the state police OF
Moundsville spent Sunday in this vicin-
itg.
A Sing Sing convict has had a play
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Make Your Own
BUC'kILLER
p. D. O.

You can easily make ut home Q full
quart Of the strongest bug-killer for
35c. enough to kills mlllion bsdb0ss,
reaches, fleas and anita This recipe
will not burn, rot or stain clothing,
and Is entirely different from any
other formula we know Of, - this
will kill the eggs.
Procure Of your drugyist Q 10 paekaes ef
IPssky Devils Quistus) p d. g., thsn yoa wm
have the chemical made expressly 70 ~ Hots3s,
Hospitals and dwellings Of paky bsdhags ard
other insects.
Impossible for TIE pesiy devils b axkt With
the proper uso Of p. D. Q. .~~
Special Hospital she ttIBo-makss 6vs eaIIess.
P. p; Q. can b parehsssd Ia ssalsa lget3s1
double strength, hqud teem. VI
Sold by c. n. Griest d O. ~
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Misses Hazel Nichol. H,lly Daniels,
Famia Daniels and Ruth Lodge Of this
place AMI, Misses Olive Taylor, Violet
Jordan and Helen O'Nel OF Lanerty.
near town. in company with Misses
Dorothy Henderson. near Fa'rpoint. and
Alice Mcconnell OF New Athens LETT
the past week FOR New Concord. O.,
where they expect 10 enter the normal
training school al Muskingum college
for the summer term,
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McMECHEN
Another Special Meeting

A special meeting OF the city council
Of McMechen will be called for this
Friday evening for the purpose Of
making plans for the Fourth Of July
celebration for this city. Plans at the
present time are under way, and. II
things continue on as smoothly as II Is
thought they will. McMechen people
Will be treated to one Of the best and
The Wheeling intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1903-1961, 1922-06-29

Sing Sing convict has had play
accepted by a Broadway producer.
Perth Amboy evening news., 1922-01-28
MISSIONARY PAGEANT
AT BETHEL TOMORROW

TOTTENVILLE, Jan. 2S-The
pageant THE Soul of the City"
will be given at vesper service at
Bethel Methodist Episcopal church
tomorrow afternoon at 4 o'clock un-
der the direction of Mrs. Oscar T..
Joseph. This unique method of pre-
senting the truth is getting to be
popular in all parts of the country
ana T~ottenville is to have one for
the first time. What makes the
Pageant so attractive is not only
the subject and program, but that
members from all of the churches
are cooperating in what might be
called a community demonstration
of Americanization and Christiani-
cation.
At an evening service in one
church twenty four young men and
women dedicated themselves to
missionary work after witnessing the
| rageant and in the second PLACE
there were large responses in money
to missions. A mite box will be
brought in by members of Bethel
, Women's Missionary Society. An
ADDRESS will also be given by MISS
Collins, of Pittsburgh. a field secre-
tary of the Women's Home Mis-
sionary Society. A special Offering
for city missions will be taken. At
the morning service the subject of
the sermon by Rev. Oscar J.. Joseph.
rastor will be THE Sacrament os
Service"
Perth Amboy evening news., 1922-01-28
NEW ORGANISE
FOR METHOD|STS
Prof. Chase Has Interesting
Musical Career Well Re-
Ceived Here

Professor Chevy Hall Chase,
lately appointed organist and choir
master of the Simpson M. f.. huron,
has a musical career which is OF
great interest. Professor Chase, de-
scended on his paternal side from
| Samuel Chase of Maryland, II or
! the signers of the Declaration of In
dependence. and on his
from Joseph Cook, the well known
! author, lecturer and preacher. start
ed his musical career with ms
mother, who was a church and con-
cert singer. At the age of ten Simp-
| sons organist was alto soloist at
| the Mount Calvary Episcopal church
of Baltimore, following which he
| studied at the Peabody Conservatory
of Music, prior to his joining the
Jeanne Winston Opera Company.
! Professor Chase toured the entire
country and later became organist
in one of Washington's large church
es. Since that time church music
has taken all his time. A student
of j. Francis Gurmuiller and DIR.
John Bischoff, the blind masters.
In 1909, one of the party of music
teachers who toured the continent
and the British Isles, Professor
Chase became %organist at Swansea,
Wales, after a rigid examination III
| London and his instrument contain
ed four keyboards and 11S stops.
At the beginning of the a up
on his return to America, Professor
Chase has acted as a~ccompanist. di-
rector and teacher in large capaci-
ties. was especially engaged by
Frances Willard and the great Meth
odist conference held at Washing
ton.
Perth Amboy evening news., 1922-01-28
First Danish NJ. Il.
C. j. Conrad, pastor.

C. ]. Conrad, pastor.
Sunday morning service 1880,
With sermon by the pastor. Theme.
Winds of Opposition"
Sunday schools: In church at II
o'clock. in mission at 2:So o'clock
= M.
Epworth League meeting mt 7
o'clock, led by Mrs. c. j. Conrad,
Theme: THE Church Must Save
America"
Evening service at. 7:45, led by
the pastor. Theme for the sermon:
Losing the Reward of a Good Life"
Preaching service in the Scan
dinavian mission, Neville and Cor
mel; streets, on Wednesday evening
at s o'clock.
Thursday evening the Ladies' Aid
viii render a musical program after
which their roll call will be called.
ana the Offering will be taken. This
vii! this year serve as a substitute
FOR their annual bazaar and all MEM
bers and friends are asked to com ;
ana bring their gifts.
Perth Amboy evening news., 1922-01-28
DIR. WARD WILL
PREACH AGAIN
Final Services of Series at
Presbyterian Church Set
for Tomorrow

The last week right services of the
special meetings at the First Presby-
terrain church was attended by the
largest audience of the present week.
Much interest and enthusiasm were
manifested in the song service. Miss
Linda MarSton SaLS several Selec-
tons which were greatly appreciate
ed by the large audience. Miss Mars
ton has made many friends through
her sweet and earnest singing of the
gospel. Her playing of the cor
net has been a real asset TO the meet
ings.
The final services of the series
will be held on sunday at 1850
in ;hc morning ana at 1880 in the
evening, when DIR Ward will preach
on the fod, wing subjects: (which
Way Does Your Home Face" and
"Thu Unfaiiing Detective"
Last night DR.. Ward spoke on n
Joyous religion, taking for his text
Psalm So.15 BLESSED is the people
that know the Joyful sound" He de-
scrIbed the year of jubilee which
was celebrated by the Hebrews as a
time o great rejoicing because 1t
proclaimed liberty to all bondmen,
! restoration of al possessions which
were held for debt, and release OF
debtors. He urged the business men
to live on ~ d enjoy his possessions,
to trade. buy. sell. and bargain with
then, but not to forget God, the ui-
innate Giver and Owner
In referrtn,, to some of the mis-
takes that the ~Israelites We're guilty
of. he stated tina the most colossal
error that n man may make today Is
to think that he can fool or deceive
Perth Amboy evening news., 1922-01-28
AVEWEi

Mrs. Samuel Pabst vas a Newark
visitor Friday.
Mrs. Neil Hume entertained
Thursday afternoon in honor of her
birthday.
Mr.. and Mrs. George Smith and
Mrs. Neil Hume attended the thea
tire in Perth Amboy Thursday night.
The Avenel branch Of the Wom-
ans Club of Woodbridge Township
will hold a card party Monday night
in the vacant house belonging to the
Maple Realty Company on Burnett
street. The company has offered &c
heat and light the house for the oc-
| casion.
Mrs. r. Lance and Mrs. =. j
Donota were Perth Amboy visitor!
Friday.