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Alexandria gazette. [volume] (Alexandria, D.C.) 1834-1974, 1922-01-24

/, Last Friday afternoon the girls
athletic association of George mason
High School gave an entertainment
in the reception room of the school,
building from about to 3 o'clock,
for benefit of the association fund
The entertainment consisted OF RADIO
optican pictures shown by member
of the association, with jokes and
anecdotes told by Mr.. Frank Nc
Gravy.
The sophomore class of G. M. H !.
S., held q meeting one morning. last
week for the purpose OF organizing
and electing the class officers, MISS
Elizabeth Varney was elected class
president with Miss Anna Y. Wal
ters secretary and Carol Ford treas
urer.
The mid term examinations of the
elementary grades will begin on
Wednesday of this week, while the
high school examinations will begin
on Thursday Promotions will be
made the first day Of February.
Miss Elizabeth Hall and Mis- Ruth
Burton, from the "Teacherage spent
the week end in Washington.
An enthusiastic audience Of about
two hundred and fifty persons en-
loved the concert by Messrs. Frank
and James McCravy Saturday night
in the Mt. Vernon Avenue School
Auditorium, Del Ray, Miss Milcey
Zachary, of Del Raw. rendered q pi-
ano solo "The Whispering Wind"
which was the only "locap number
on the program. The McCravy
Brothers sang solos and duets, &C
companied on the piano by Mrs.
James McCravy; they PLAYED violin
solos, and violin duet. Mr.. James
McCravy played, any Fiddle And ;"
nlaying also his own obligato. The
brothers also gave some delightful
Observation-Disclosures they i'm
personated 1.-TWO Darkies At The
Telephone" and Mr. James McCravy
gave an impersonatiop of "A Dark
ev Wedding" also "a Small Bows
First Recitation" These and the
many other splendid selections held
their audiences spellbound for about
two and a half hours and everybody
still! wanted "more."
MILDRED L. EMERSON,
Gazette Correspondent.
PHONE 765-J-2.
Alexandria gazette. [volume] (Alexandria, D.C.) 1834-1974, 1922-01-24

classe were divided into sail sectioIls
for Individual instruction under spe
cialists, who guided each staueni
through the steps of diagnosis, ana
taught him to visualize the cofidl-
tons accountable for the physica'
findings. -,
A review with quizzes was then
conducted, thoroughly fixing eaca
point in the minds of the members o.
the class followed by special m
struction in differential diagnosis
and clinics. No member OF the ciasa
was allowed to leave without learn.
ing individually to difterentiate
breath sounds, voice conductlvely'
and kinds of rales, or without me-
chanical and clinical knowledge con-
corning them.
A lecture and clinic on the heart
and a short course in X-rav and lapo;
ratory work were also given, ana
cinema diagnostic films were exhin'
tied.
The latest course was held at
Chicago during the week of December
Sill.
Alexandria gazette. [volume] (Alexandria, D.C.) 1834-1974, 1922-01-24
GIRLS! LEMON JUICE
WHITENS RED HANDS

Squeeze the juice of two lemons into
a bottle containing three ounces of
Orchard White, which any drug store
will supply for few cents, shake
we'll and you have ouarter-pint of
harmless and delightful lemon-bleach
lotion to soften and whiten red.
rough OF chapped hands. This home
made lemon lection is far superior to
glycerin and rose water to smoother
the skin. Famous stage beauties use
it to bleach and bring that soft, clear.
rosy-white complexion, because it
doesn't irritate.
Alexandria gazette. [volume] (Alexandria, D.C.) 1834-1974, 1922-01-24
RECENT DEATHS

r. L. Trunslow, so years old, died
Yesterday at his home near Potters
Hill, Fairfax county. The deceased
besides his wife is survived by sew
eral children. Mr.. Trunslow's fune.
raj took place this afternoon from
his late residence and services were
conducted by Rev. f. w. Melli-
champe, rector of Christ Episcopal
Church. and burial was made at Ac-
cotink, Va.
Lewis C. Zimmerman. four years
old, died last night at the residence
of his parents, Mr.. and Mrs. Lewis
C. Zimmerman. Arlington Heights.
Arlington county. His funeral will
take place at i o'clock tomorrow at
ternoon.
Alexandria gazette. [volume] (Alexandria, D.C.) 1834-1974, 1922-01-24
Tired Of Being
Tired?

IF WEAKNESS oyertakes you every
day. it may be caused by shoes that
bind the feet, that check the clrcu-
lation, or that cause strain and nerv-
Gus arrangement by encouraging poor
carriage. Foot ills and indirectly many
serious ailments may result from
wearing shoes that pinch the muscles,
press on the nerves and weaken the
arch. To correct foot troubles, and to
increase your comfort and vitality,
change to the Cantilever Shoe. 1t IS
trim, good-looking shoe, patterned on
the graceful lines Of the foot, made
of the finest feathers.
Instead of a stiff sole, the CAN'T
lever Shoe has shank flexible like
the foot arch itself. The shoe bends
with every step. The muscles grow
healthy with exercise. The result IS
normal foot, which does not tire
from long standing or walking.
The Cantilever last conforms to
the foot. The toes are not twisted,
but point straight ahead. The foot
lies in its natural position, as it would
in q moccasin. This with the correct
set of the smart moderate heel en-
courages an easy untiring posture.
Try pair this week, and let nature
) help you.
Alexandria gazette. [volume] (Alexandria, D.C.) 1834-1974, 1922-01-24
DOG TAX

Dog licenses for the year 1922 are
now in the hands of the City Treas
urer for collection. Owners of dogs
should secure licenses and tags for
same prior to February 1st, 1922,
after which date penalty Of 5 per
cent will be added as required by law
Thomas w. Robinson,
8-19c. City Treasurer.
Alexandria gazette. [volume] (Alexandria, D.C.) 1834-1974, 1922-01-24
QUIT TOBACCO
So Easy to Drop Cigarette, Cigar. or
Chewing Habit

SO Easy 10 Drop CIRafelte, Cigar, or
Chewing Habit
No-To-Bac has helped thousands to
break the costly, -shattering to-
bacco habit. Whenever you have a
longing for a smoke or chew, just
place a harmless No-To-Bac tablet in
YOUR mouth instead. All desire stops.
Shortly the habit is completely broken
and YOU are better off mentally, ply
sically. financially. It's so easy. so
simple. Get a box of No-To- Bac and
if doesn't release you from all crav-
ing for tobacco in any form, your
druggist will refund your money with
out question.
Alexandria gazette. [volume] (Alexandria, D.C.) 1834-1974, 1922-01-24

Try slack this year and am home part
+ the Line. | do not like to take any
:!.4nces, so consulted my friends, and
ue lady said, Take Lydia PinSEam's
Medicine, So did. have felt better
right along and arm in good enoughhealt
10 90 To work. recommend your Veg
table Compound and Sanative Wash to
.n."-Mrs. MARY ENRlCo. 459 N. Car
oenter ST., Chicago, Illinois.
Often the mother is obliged to support
1er children and good health is neces-
AIRY. Lydia f. Pinkham's Vegetable
COMPOUND is just the medicine you can
depend upon. IL IS medicine for Wo-
mems ailments and the relief it brought
Mrs. Enrico it may bring to you. Keep
we'll by taking Lydia E. Pinkham's Veg
atable Compound
Alexandria gazette. [volume] (Alexandria, D.C.) 1834-1974, 1922-01-24

Suffolk Flossie Winslow, an old
living on the Milteer farm;
in Nansmond county, was robbed
Monday night of $4,000. The old wo-
man had for years been known to have
money on her premises. and even the
white people Of the neiehborhood knew
that she was able to make change for
them to the amount of 500.
Alexandria gazette. [volume] (Alexandria, D.C.) 1834-1974, 1922-01-24

The Accadians are believed to have
been the earliest civilizers of Eastern
Asia.
The japanese and the Dutch have
one peculiar custom in common-that
of marriage by proxy.
Alexandria gazette. [volume] (Alexandria, D.C.) 1834-1974, 1922-01-24
WORKS FOR CHILD
MUST keep WELL
Mothers in a Like Situation
Should Read This Letter
from Mrs. Enrico
Chicago, Illinois. az took Lydia E.
Pinkham's Vegetable Compound for

8 erlOuS trouble. !
had tried doctors and
all said the samoan
operation. At first |
only felt the pain on
my left side. butlater
| seemed to feel it on
both sides. | am a
power sewing-ma-
chine operator and
have a little girl to
support. | work in a
tailor shoe and that
.lineot work has been
Alexandria gazette. [volume] (Alexandria, D.C.) 1834-1974, 1922-01-24

The worlds daily consumption OF
coal has been reckoned ut l,2OO,0OO
tons.
The Wheeling intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1903-1961, 1922-01-10
SUGAR

Now York, Jan. s.--Dhn raw "uEW
market was lrmer and spot prices were
advanced 10 the basis Of LID l-l6, COST
and freight equal to 9Gt Tor cshtr,tus
yal on sales OF about 7O,0OO bags OIL
Smbas TO operators and reilners L9r
prompt and January shipment whne
10000 bags Of Cubas were reported 10
GENERATORS for late January ana cary
February shipment at &c, cost ana
freight, equal to $50 for centrifugal.
There was moro activity In inc raw
augar futures market and prices were
frfner, closing / to points not hlgher'
The advance was the result or an IN
creased outside demand as we'll as SOME
covering prompted by tho hrmness OF
tho spot market and adNicss from
Washington reporting small lnVlsiho
supplies Prices At no time were 10
10 points net higher. but eased OFT hear
the close under realizing ana trade
selling. March, 2.a2: May. 2.SS; July
2bT. BeptembeT. 2,67,
Thare was IA better inquiry FOR r6hnen
sugar Tor both domestic ana export H"-
count. There was no Change Ia quota
lions which are 40 10 $50 for nns
aIauulaiHJ
nsnnsi ruluBsH woIa nominal ana
vIlhuuI tranrauilDna. tl"alhg bt''Hs
soIa unchanged Ia 10 pDlnts net hlGha'
with haroh al DO enb July q 40
The Wheeling intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1903-1961, 1922-01-10
WOULD LIMIT
RED|SCOUNTS
BY THE BANKS

washington, Jan. 0.-Idmithtion or
tho privllngon Of tho privileges OF rod'"
counting hnnk paper an means VI
extending credit was rocOIimohuo" "
conErcnr today by ID. II. 'rihslhge''
conpirnlIcr or tho currency IN MS re-
mart for tho ycnr ending liant OCTOBER
a. Itrdiscountiug or "ho bank n phpn'
NV another bank IN. at b1nt, no shld u
pruCrhurs' ana Is Hhbie 10
hrcomo u menace whan IN bhhk pyI"
mid, i,n credit" through rniEuHo or tho
privilege.
81 fool Tint recent experience hhm"n
lrhrn TN Of tho mood for limitations MI"
safeguard against tho possibility OF Ok
rcrror" Mr.. CrlrHlnRer said III 'n'
Inv had pInCod wlHo and proper NM
tniI0n upon tho oHtnnt OF thnHn rooi"-
counts, yory fow national banks. In my
opinion. would have failed or oven Veo"
grnvoly rmharraEscd.'
Tho comptroller recorded HIS emphatic
opposition To tho Tux exemption pro-
rosod hy congrosa. OF 5000 Of Income
received from money Invested In build
Ing md loan associations declaring tfat
II "oftcrs n hew method for the INK
dodgcr. is undesirable and class legis-
IntIon." IIo reiterated sundry recon-
Nominations to meet changed conditions
In methods OF banking" all OF which, no
ssid already have been embodied In
resolutions presented in congress.
Mr.. Crissinger devoted considerable
space in his report to an econlum OF
the national hanks OF the country whlch.
he said. throughout tho trying perioo
or last year demonstrated most I'm
prossivo stability. hirength ana SOUND
nora Of management"
National hanks chartered during tho
wear IuiuIied 100, the report showed
win agpTekdIe capitalization or wv
Uub 600 Ia tho same period 10 bahhS
Wei. I.pnIiTd 1" nave Tailnh ana "a !"
I,Hva sGnc lat" voluntary HpuihH'l""
EInIe .,.niInaI cinl Eanha sh"""h 'he
.,antssi in.iaasa fnI soy slnhls tl"hH ~
Lankinr lnHIi,uIi"". ~" "'''"bb"IIs' '"'
t,.I.d r,"ulnr r"" 10, lbE !" 'ap'"
win nrr,.tnt. ,.n"ur""- l""'ta"I"s w
sIbn DuD rHu I,,on pnh I'bh' """'
rauIsn iu'T,nrn1 90 Il" "m"'hh' hn' ""
.r.psnI sIlH bGh bhb H. '.H""'"""
The Wheeling intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1903-1961, 1922-01-10
n, STOCKS

Now York. Jan. s.--SolllnS OF me
xonaral list. with few minor eHcep tiom ns
made further progreSa Nv ln9 -
market today. Extreme TsaS llon I n
one 10 thsoo points "ero aiIo|''" W.
contns ru lively small offerings.
IIttia attention wan given 10 mo COZ"
tinuad "A xs OF money on call ana t''"''
the iatronKth OF tho Foreign eN|h',"h
and the moro encouraging 'oho 81 NJ
Iiora from leading agricultural c'"'oIs
D.,nand loans opened at per cent.
Ynlun0 10 Az at midday ana 10 P''
cent In tho nnAl hour. Iha 'h'"I'' ", :.
nKuro In tho lowest rate reported on t"o
ntook oIchanSe A'nc" H"S1 am n.r crnt
applied TO all periods, with rTeoT p"'
chsseA Of commercial paper. ,- al,
Anolher cut In rsnnSylvnn'n on
prioan aud bsnrJhh doVcl"pmon,S per
tainInK 10 Industrial, mercantile an.
characterization conditions pr"Cipl,hted
TIA reaction IN which proreHnlonh'
shorts again rendered assistance, =,
oils OF all grades supplied fully 20
par cent OF tho days buHlneHa FTo.
nounced weakness wan manifested by
Iov-prIoad rails especially trio com
mon and nrat preferred. IA vol m neH ,
eraI RranEnra notably chicago ana
Northweatorn. tho establishing lowest
quotations for many ysar* .nn,
Strength Of Reading hrst and second
preferred was In striking contrast 10
the trend OF othor callers. Tho moder :.
ats rally before tho close VAS aSSlste"
nv bnyInr OF mercantile marine prefer
rcd and Pullman and haskell and Bar
ker. Sales amounted to $4,000 shares.
Further confederation Of the proposed
economic conference at Genoa contri-
butes 20 tho strength OF International
rennittances. Sterling roso almost TWO
cents and virtually all other European
bills, Italy alone excepted, advanced nNc
TO twenty points.
The 5 per cent call money rate infiu-
sncsd tho better tone OF tho bond n'nT'
ket. where strength vac shown by LIB
eTty issues and other domestic offer
inaa Tho foreign division was irroSu.
lar. however Belgian. Japanese and
Mexican Issues advancing while french
munidipa pals reacted Total sales tpar
valued tI7,6O0, 900.
The Wheeling intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1903-1961, 1922-01-10

10 pronont nm unusual time In natici-
pRtod
WoJIuburg lodge No. 20 In mnHi1E "K-
tennive preparations for Thurs my 'Veh-
ing, January &c. when u VIII hoid IN
vIalta'!on Hon. Samuel u Montgomery
has stated positively ,hi; no wouid D"
hero and many other n0tahle1 In ly'th-
anism arc also expected 10 bH present
Tho local committee IL ar rhnElnY IN Ok
tenHiys entertainment. concluding WIN
eats" and plenty OF them.
Infant Child Dies
Martha Jeanette, infant daughter OF
Mr.. md Mrs. Frank Ralston OF Twenty
seventh Htrset. died Sunday ut n. M.
OF Convulg!onB. The Bcrvices were hclu
Monduy afternoon front tho rcsld1hco
OF tho parents IN North WellHlS2E. IN
torment wa" made (" tho n'0o 's"'-
terry.
Childrsn's Party.
The IcuGhera Of tho Presbyterian sun
duy school entertained tho cradle hou.
IioginnerB. Primary clnSsos ana tho phI-
oniH Baturdny afternoon In inc ohurch
nurlorn Tho afternoon wuH hpont IN
playing games and telling Interesting
ana Instructive HtoriS1. There woro
about 1915 pr.nont. Tho fnvorH wore
Jarn OF delicious candy.
wsllsburH nrisfs-
Tho Shakeapoars club will meet Non
day evening. January 9th, with Mrs IL.
-. judge OF North Main street.
Miss Ruth HelRley. who hRH beon
spending tho holidays with her mOthor.
MIRA Elizabeth Ilelsloy OF Duvai
Heights. loft sunday for Parkersburg'
Heights academy.
Hn11 nA
OF NcMechcn visited friends and rcla-
tives In Wollsburg Sunday.
Mr.. and Mrs. Norman Mnchin have
returned to their home In Rochester.
Pa. after spending the weekend with
MIR. and Mrs George Woeber Of Frank
lin avenue.
Mrs. J. w. McColloch Of Warwood
4. visiting ut tho home OF her grand
daughter, Mrs. Elmer Ralston, OF North
Main street.
Rev. and Mrs. J.. Il. Burt and small
daughter Jane Celeste were Pittsburgh
Visitors Monday.
Miss Dorothy Kirk OF Des Moines'
Iowa. and Miss Golden Clay or bschley
w. Va. who are attending Bethany Col
ieso. were among tho Wheeling shoppers
Monday.
Arthur soou ~ Tsnth street ~ im-
py.vius aTisy al Illness 0f several hAyH
az i1haililih
Msa Emma GI.a 10 ~ nj her hons
.n n,.a1, nidss, Washington tih+
Mis-. italian p"iSIa m hain arrest
J.J M,nday eu.,EaJn fm u ebert SlHi'
win he, p.,snia, ~ Avsilr. ras
MN q ~ IiIii ~ LiilIstrn W va y"
,,.iItoH ~ tba bn,r. ~ hsr a"n .ln.lav
rIronIr smith ~ purih hslr sueet
hmrne tho Wheeling shoppers MON
day wers Mrs. ~ l.. MGGlll. daughter
Mrs a. q. welissnd Miss Jesse Barnes.
The Wheeling intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1903-1961, 1922-01-10
LOGAN b nRYAMH
oLosIMa STOCK LpTrER

Uly private wiro To A. u. Mnut"n Z"
Now York, Jan. 0.-ln tho "bnoh'" OF
any fresh Developments OF importance
tho stouh market wIs somewhat OF
soa sa " affair.
Weakness developed hero ana ih.ro
In n,ieh issusa an MIRO and General IA
phait which had al uns"ulinH oTe"l "h
Tho balance Of tho list but the H"'hhH
witch o"rurrad ala not seem I" cary
any pnIliuuIar nisnln'Hn"" Win u hh'
aruanrsd 10 ptnhnuIa UhlofY nom ~"
ToHaioual SnuT"ss
Money was diHtlnoily eahY today nnh
tho uTnupu'ia Tor continual i"V"iphIH
.nndi,I"ns Ia 'hlH unI'i"' a." "h.""inu
Iup Much good Ia ovrsutad !" d"V"l"p
FRAN tho Unnfsronre now Ia reHHl"n In
Iworu tho Trnnuh pnd lnRllHh pTlin"
tnlulSirrH.
m. rnsrLs, just now H"omH I" L." W.
tho rourHe nf dIR"H,luR tho recent rnth-
Or heavy pront tahinK h"lc" bu, v" Ia
limo toward the bolisf that liquidation
has practically spent It's fore" aud CON.
frequently va Rn'l"ipRl" that ln III" n""r
futuro tho market will begin To uh"w
IN rdeninE tendencies
The Wheeling intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1903-1961, 1922-01-10
nnM ronH rMODUOn.

Now Yon.. jan, - ut,Sr unsettled.
creamery higher tina" astraH, 500 10 "a !!
creamery ss,rsA tba "'orsl. 30 \ .'s"m-
.,v nrsIs tAa to VI sI"raJ. aIM " do !
naahina stn1k current make, No. 4. ~.
nsss nnss,tlsdl fresh ga,h"red "'n'a
nrsrs laDtA! nrH,a, ApGn. New J''"oy
honnary whites. FANCY osnhlad aalo"
lions -! nearby ~sstnrn hennnlp
whites nrs,a Ia nNerhE" Fanny 'u""'
,o,,hv poalorn hanneTy browns. extras,
tsBts nearbY gathered br"wnH aud
mIrod cnlors, hra,s 10 "Sbaa. tODih.
rorrlksrator nrHn. 2oDal 49,
Cnssaa Ieady: state, whole milk.
rrsah. specials II g22. DO hVc'nG'
run lDdp2i. ntnto whole milk, fresh.
twins, specials 2lMQ22, do. average
run, 20a2I
The Wheeling intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1903-1961, 1922-01-10
UuroAaO LIvEaToOR.

ThI.ne" ion. u. 'ahle, '"'"lp'F.
n. 900, EqIiar grades "t earrings n"Ilvs
q nj about steady bp, 900 tor l,O6t
nnund blinds! htaT stoora unsvanlY INF
zoo lower m"otIy 26Ht0u higher. top.
R7J for lat7-puund RvarRRcH. hulk,
GT6Q8D0. shs-stook nnd cRlvos stead
TO 2bc lower. bulls stockors and foed-
err steady.
Hogs receipts. $1,000. active largely
gbo 10 600 lower than saturdays aver
age: closing SOC 10 CSC lower on lights
and light butchers: shippers bought
about 22.000: holdovor moderate; top,
S.55 on ono load, out OF line; practical
top on t60-pound hogs, $40: bulk, 1900
100; pigs mostly zoe lower: bulk de-
sirahlss, 8.35GS.60.
Sheep, receipts. $4,000: killing classes
steady to loo higher: fat lambs, top,
l210; bulk, l2.O00l2.25; choice fall
shorn lambs. l1.75; fat ewes. top. $50:
heavies, 5.0005.25; top. fed lambs. ll.26;
shearing lambs, 1850.
The Wheeling intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1903-1961, 1922-01-10
I,hlh.Ikil.iNa

mama tims. Both those orEA1tr1
arc OF much practical value 70 ~
tnunity and deserve the hearty ouDU4
or all Interested. Tho nsxt nesftA1 -
both clubs will DO held On AonNAT;
evening. February o. i3ls
oommuuity oouAS1 s,sp
Rherrnrd Community Council -
Saturday evening. December u, ~ -;
principals office in the school O0ll0.
and reports were heard from th1 hoAAo,
OF tho various organizations -; 49,
community a. to projects to b. uAoef.,
! taken by those orEanizattonD . No.
the community score taken b. he -.
| tension Department OF the 6tA3o VNJ>
versity some time ago. It has 49,
gratifying to know that BhsrHar1 0e4A
I total scoro AZ community u ~
out Of IL possible 1000. FrencA Qfo1
| Upshur county, has the highest 0oogo ~
7so. There In 4 discrimination - IN
part OF the Community Council % u
up tho ~ points differences, n Des1l1
before sherrard IL again seofe1 49,
year. Such projects ~ providing D,o1
for rscrout lon and improvsnsHf - ~
' orgs nixation Of the sunday sdAooi1 Nh.
, be worked out IN rapidly ~ tha STunAls'
rations concerned care TO tahs - ~
itomH outlined. 80 ~
school 0afsssFls 4
Tho cafeteria work In the 1AasfAtA
school II again bsins taken MP fsf ~
bnnoft OF tho childron OF the SehoeL q
no continued during The rsmAiader -
tho wintor. saS8E
" shsx1arG 1z1sfs ~
| Tho Pleasant Hill LAdieS Ala De@peH
will hold an all-day meeting at ~
parsonage on Wednesday. ~
| Mrs. ]. z. Bender, Of Dixon's Aun, -
tho guest OF Mrs. l. W. A1omsr. -
Bethlehem. ~ - -
Mrs. G. X. McCombs and go 11oN
visited Mr.. and Mrs. william oAnA -
MoundBvills, oyar the wsek.s0A
Miss Matte Wilson ~ De, goeOo -
her sister. Mrs. II. p Cook. vii
The Allen Grove Sewing Cfrei1 -
entertained At the home Of Ma : H
McClsary on Thursday. Thsrs - y
very good Attendance.
Mrs. l. w. Bromsf ana NJ Ddi1,
Carnahan, OF Bethlehem. visited g u
home Of Mr.. and NrA T. 1sAkSp1>sHl
| on Sunday. 4 %
The Wheeling intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1903-1961, 1922-01-10
HAST BUFFALO LIVESTOCK

East Buffalo. N. Y, Jan. Cattle.
receipts S22.50; IS TO 90 cents higher
ally ss.b0: butcher $3.50 To $500 year
llngs o TO slOi one head prime 1l0,60;
heifers 50 10 $50; cows $50 to 80; bulk
$3.50 TO $685. sto0kars and feeders B 10
81; fresh COWS and springeTs $40 10
$50
Hogs receipIs iA.iH0i :" 10 90 cents
Tower heavy 81 To 400, miNod $50 10
80 yorkera 90 10 . 30 light d.. aud
pisp - 81 Ia SIb, 'ouEhs d.zb 1" go,
siaes ~ Ia coo
hhaor ana ian.i'H ,o"elyih ~, 900
IangiIn 10 Uantn i"uoI IH"'l'a ~ I" ~ IN.
,oa,iines a. T." II TO, Uuth"In 40 IN I"
IpE, swso ~ !" no "'l""d nh""r ~ 20
"a dTE
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caupn on. srooKS DRoRnAsH

on City. Pa. Jan. p-Stocka OF crude
oil hold by Khnass. Oklah"rna and Eas-
tsrn pipo lines at the CLOSE OF NoVem-
1rr wsrc Si27o.bl9 barrn)r. n dcCrn0Ho
of $1,000 barrels durlnK tho month.
This IL tho FIRST decreaSo reported In
tho ''DorrlCk'r" report IN yoar
Runs OF the Kansas and oklahoma
limos wera II n59.it6. n decrease Of 724.-
sos barrels. and shipments were l2.S70.
ITG barrels. a TOYS OF 1877 barrels.
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TOLEDO GRAIN

Tolsdo. Jan. Wheat. cash fI.lG
Nav sl21b; July IlO7.
riovcrHood primo cnsh January and
F.hr-ary ia: March IIAS": April ~
Alhko primo cash Ill.h5; February
IlI.Sb March &il7h
Timothy prlm. cash and iSnuHry
$500. Fohrnary' ta?6; March 81. 40
I.nw Erndo reodH: C1nVcr No. S11I'
In I3a0 No. : $3.50 to 1910.
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P1rranURaH LIVE STOCK

1'.ttAurgh. Pa. Jan. -t"tllo, 70
oriptn 900; steady, htcers JED to
$3.50. holrora - 20 To 80, cows ai.2b
to 6.25
MnEB, rocaiptn ;.0UH, riohdy; hoarloH
SB 81 10 $40, hTdvY }"th"ih ~ I" nfh
lEht yurl,aIa und liuR ~ 40 I" y 80
Sheen aud Isn,hH. Tru~irtr 'hhh, hiRh
eTi top Hhanp ~ ID, '"p I"nhsH ~ hn
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FOREIGN EXCHANGE

New york. Jan. a.-Grnnt Britain 10
uand advanced tn si22H: cables
H.233a: co day bills on banks N:IS :
Francs, demand .2pc; cables B2sho.
belgium. demand 1870: cables 1850
In the late dealings.
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rnEu0nr oAR LOADH01 FALL

washington, Ian hrr'"e'h ~ h''
iIav, ,rn,,IIod ~ ~ rrdu,ltmu IL fiolVhl
.,In IN, Inn the ~ Uup Undoi, lI"''nIA' -
"a tI,untIr - tho rnr 5"I vl"n dlvl"l"n
Of thr American lirllwP" AHn"''F''""
shUv thni GG6. Dni go" w"'N loaded '''
Inn Ihni worl. compared WIN ''In"
.ptp tho wror k"f"In Th'n wa" ~" J."
rron"s h"w"Ver. "f I'h0I '''n '''"
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Dill REDUCED

Pittsburgh, Jan. 9.-The principal
purchasing agency today announced a
reduction Of rs cents q barrel In grades
OF crude oil handled In this market
except Ragland. and 1t was reduced 10
cents. ,
Tn. new prices are: Pennsylvania
crude, $326; Corning. $50; Cahcll'
t2.Il: Somerset. 1I9Oi Somerset lBhI
k2l5. ltagland. !.