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The Columbia evening Missourian. [volume] (Columbia, Mo.) 1920-1923, 1922-07-08
MAINLY ABOUT PEOPLE

Mrs. A. ]. Archer of Hallsville was
shopping in Columbia today.
Mrs. Sally Northcutt who las been
visiting Miss Matte Northo nr1, lll7
Ash street, returned to her home in ST.
Louis this morning.
Mrs. A. E. Smith. Of New Mexico. who
has been visiting Mrs. f. L. Lonsdale,
left this morning for St. Louis where she
will visit for few days.
Mr.. and Mrs. W. A. Howell of Moberly
will be the guests of Mr. and Mrs l.. E.
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|. o. o. F. INSTALLS OFFICERS
Out of Town Visitors Attend Meet
ing in ROchepOrt.

The |. o. o. F. lodge installed officers
Wednesday night. District Deputy grand
Master James Barnes. c. c. Whitworth,
Tilford Coslin, o. c. Carey, ]. Samuels
and Mr.. Armstrong were visitors from
Hinton.
The officers installed for the coming
term are: John w. Roberts, noble
grand, d. H. Clemens, vice grand. Earl
Roberts. warden, George Wyatt. conduc-
tor, George Rapp. r. S. W. G., Frank
Shipe, L. S. n. g.. R. NJ. Rice, X. s.
V. G.. Green Wyatt. l.. s. V. G., Aubre,
Lewis. chaplain and Earl Rapp, inside
guard.
Refreshments were served after the
installation.
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White, ll3 Willis avenue, over the week
end. Mr.. Howell is superintendent Of
the Standard Oil Company in Moberly.
X. HI. Emerson. state leader Of Boys
and Girls Clubs went to Hallsville this
afternoon for work in connection with
clubs there.
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Among the People of This Vicinity

City motored here Monday night to see
Mrs. Thorne's father, W. d. Sapp. who
died yesterday afternoon at the Boone
County Hospital.
Mr.. and Mrs. Edwin Nichols were
business visitors in Columbia Monday.
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DUN'S REVIEW

", Yor;.. Apr; :. ---pua's ;u:mIrF9"
VII! lay.
40: without accommodating Irregular
lt!"s. vet wItU unm!siakahie ciearnesS'
the trend toward better business con-
t!nucs. Uniformity q proKTe"S IS pre-
vented - strikes and other hnpedl-
mcn;a. but the present UneNennesS OF
conditions it surprising, as no
other result w.,s il be expected during
the period II commercial revival.
Gains that have occurred In recent
months. II not extending in equal meas
urA 70 all lines Of enterprise. have been
such as to give encouragement ana m
stances are becoming more common
where reports from flous sections
carry note of opt!mi& Basic Indus
tries with few conspicuous exceptions
disclose steady renewal Of activity
and the countrywide expansion OF build
Ing operations which Is evidenced by n
special survey OF the situation made by
pun's Review. Is a highly significant de-
velopTncut.
A wholesome and gratifying feature
Is tho fact that tn" Improvement IN
business has been gradual process a.
though certain phases in Iron and Stee.'
because Of coal strike influences havn
suggested possibilities Of Temporary re-
action.
Generally. however, buying is still
confined within prudent limits ano
prices are kept under control, conserv-
at!vo Interests recognizing tho Import
ance Of maintaining stable conditions
and solid foundation for subsequent
recovery.
weekly bank c!ear.nSa. S6.730."45. 900
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CHICAGO LIVESTOCK

chicago. April 2!.--Cat;lr-Rece!p;s'
5000; active. Ncec steers ard Eat She
stock. steady 70 strong; quality mostly
medium: near choice BEEF steers. ts.'o'
tor. weight 1872 pounds: best yeariings
$50: bulk veo:crS. s7.0o&T.'0 - pack
ers: few heavier calves 10 shippers
upward 10 $500.
Jioa~--Rece!p:s. 5000: mos';y 10
cents higher than yes:erday's average
closing strong: shippers bought about
1000: hu,doyc- moderate. Toe. 5000;
bulk. sl0.ooT 1865; packing sows strong;
pigs. strong to - cents h.Sher. $4,000
1000.
Sheep~-Rc,p.pts, 5000; killing classes
mostly - ~cn,s higher. Top wooded
lambs, .l5.75: balE. $500 i5.77"; shorn
lambs. top. 1880: bulk desirable kinds,
3l1.40Gl3.1I: no "hoire lights here;
shorn yea-l!Nxs. 1900; fall sh"rn Texas
wethcre. Se"J: odd lots. wooded ewes,
s9.cS Nown: short. $40" down; good SIS
pound shelr!nE lambs, $l4.2j.
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Legion Auxiliary to
Observe Mothers Day

indianapolis. Ind. April c1.-Mothe.s
day, which falls this year on Sunday.
May "A, will DO observed nationally as
well as locally by every one OK tho
$500 units Of the American Legion Aux
HAIRY. Assistance will be given the
woman's organization by the 1l'ooo
posts OF the American Legion. An
nouncenent OF the plans for observance
were made here today by Miss Pauline
Curn!ck. secretary OF the auxiliary.
The national effort at observance VIII
be sy1nbo!ized by an impressive cere-
mony over the body OF tho Unknown
Soldier in the National cemetery a.
Arlington, Va. Tribute will be paid 70
tho unknown mother OF this soldier,
who was buried with distinctive hon
ors last Armisttce day. Ceremonies
will be held over the graves OF war
dead In other parts OF tho country.
It Is planned to have legion and aux
HAIRY members unite in community
church services, to be held In all towns
OF the afternoon Of Mothers day.
Auxiliary units Will arrange concerts
In hospitals in which there are veterans
OF the late war and programs Of enter
tainmnnt also Will be given In orphan
asyiums IN which there are children
or men OF the World wa..
The auxiliary also will promote me
observance OF established features OF
the day. such as church attendance. &
the morning. preaching CT appropriate
sermons and the urging Of Everyone 20
write or wire his mother on that day
or send her flowers.
Mothers day was originated by Miss
Anna Jarvis Eot Philadelphia. The
American ka Auxiliary is composed
o. mothers 49, sisters and daughters
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FORMER PRESIDENT Of
BETHANY DIES IN CAL.

Word has been received in Bethany o.
the death OF p. c. HaGerraan. former
president OF Bethany college. His death
occurred at Los Angeles. Cal. following
. short illness Of complications.
Mr.. Hagerman graduated from Beth
any college in 1875 and the same year
became an instructor In the college.
For ten years he taught 1t Bethany.
and in 1886 he WAS appointed 70 the
presidency Of tho college, which posi-
ton no hold for ono term.
In 1895 he was the worthy presfdcn;
Of tho University Of Kentucky.
For five years beginning in 1898 he
was the president Of the Madison Fe-
male college Of Richmond. Va.
Mr. Hagerman has the distinction o..
founding tho Campbell-Hagerman Fee
male college. OF Lexington. KY, which
was organized In 1904. From this time
until the death of his wife, IN 1912. lie
was head Of this college. From 1912
unit! his death he was a resident OF
Los Angeles.
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NEWS or BUSINESS
STOCKS OF GASOLINE

NN@..!NHiUi. Ap"!' ! So - .
yaauiins at he c,uac ~ February wEre
The greatest IL ~" history ~ he In
dustT!. according "a bulletin Issued
today 10y ;he bureau .; mites. IEcy
aggregated NlS.Iu".Ury gallons, He In
crease OF ll".!Or.00u gallons. n" COM
Jared with Ee reserve or JunuaTy nad
, .r".,l':.s ,3.y p"-vt"us hIFh figure 80
tahlisl-d 81 May. 1871. by lSVYO.Vv]
SALONS \, Ia" prcscat ratio o; IN
rrraso in storage It ls possible that ;En
i.rpu.Vpu, OUJ-galiou point n4Ny DO reaci'-
ed In tho gasoline reserve before th"
seaapna! decline In stOcks commences"
The amouu; now IN storage IN l3S.OO''-
900 gallons more than on March |, ~ l.
Production duvinE February was
49,. 2?3. hC0 gallons. against ti'"2"ogo
gallons IN January and 3sS.l6S.O1O gal
.uES IN February last year.
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SMOHD MEATS.
HUFTE1 AND R40d.
RITTTER
sUqAR

New No:n. April Cl.--YEe :pw 'GRa!
market vas unchanged 1t - "rnt' H.,
cuba> cos; and fragh'. rV"al L. s"."N
FOR centrifugal. There We're So al
Il. 900 bags OF CuhaS. prompt clearance
70 An operator ~ quoted prices
Tho raw futures market VA easier
under i.Guid:tt!un and trad" S"'I:ng.
closing at declines Of four 10 SIX POINTS
May sass. July 2.G2i September IS,
December 2.ST.
The market for refined sugar was ult-
changed at So 10 $40 for lin" granu!at-
ed. Trading was light and 4 was re
ported tina; some rr-sellmE WA c"!n.:
on AZ below rctntrS' !!Ft quotations
Tho only sale m refined futures w;-s one
10, 81 May al $40 Il d"cl;n" IF ten
points from the previous close. May
t5.T5: July SOC; September SO.
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Ithl0do BANQUET.

TUESDAY evening the annual athlete
banquet Will be served IN the domestic
sciencc room Of the high school prompt
" at : O'CLOCK. The Junior cooking
class will serve the banquet and have
arranged very tempting menu, to be
carried ort in Green and White.
Tho sweaters for all those parttci-
pat.rg in half Of the games will be
presented Mt this time. Tho members
Of the board OF education and their
wives. and DR.. Webb. who has stood
faithfully b. the school Will also be
present.
Baseball Game.
Tho real iIr"t game OF the season FOR
". II. G. Will he piayel on the homo
field today with Wcirton II. s. The
home team has played several practice
games but have hcen having hard luck.
hut expect tn come oUt on top this time.
Tho school VIII turn out 10 hack up the
team as usual.
W. J. II. Club.
The w. J. II. club will meet this al
.ernoon at tho home OF Miss Mary Zion.
Tho quests OF honor viii be Misses
Jane and Ruth Zion OF Columbus o.
The club Will enjoy the show ut tho
Virginia. and ait"rw"ri dainty luncn-
con at tho Mel-R Garden. Those pres
ent will be: Misses jana and Ruth
Zion Hazel Morgan Bstty WINNER.
Sue Myles Katherine Genther. Mary
Rodgers, Elizabeth Eheling. Freda
Swart1. Anna Myles. Lulu Parr and
Mrsdames F. J.. Zion and George Gen
ther.
Junior and Senior Prom.
Tho annual Junior and Senior prom
will he held IN the high school Thurs
day evening, April -. The affair VIII
BE- IN the form OF dance. and L good
orchestra Will 10 on hand. The lunch
Will BIO served by SophomOr-s girls. and
A good timo Is IN store for all.
Personals.
Mr.. and Mrs J. u Evans and family
left last evening FOR weekend visit
with relatives in Columbus. q.
Mrs. \. NJ RIdglry has returned
homo after Il weeks Visit with rela-
tives in Beaver, Pa.
Mrs. Fred Stc!nbe"Ner has returned
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LOGAN & BRYAN's
CLOSING STOCK LETTER

n, nrlra:r wira 70 \. +. Masten < Coz
New York. Npr!! "l.--Thr undertone
Of tho market was steady. Strength con.
pp!cuous IN several s?ecialteS an"
issues. Among some OF the strong
features were Norfn.k & Western N the
nii group and Stuhcbah"r. General
Motors and lIuHp Motors N the auto
mobile departments Adr!ces from N"
Genoa conference were sJmcwhat moro
encouraging and this had farorapie
effect on sentiment as d!d also nc "oh-
t.nued casincss in the money quarter
Generally Speaking, stock SCENE" lot
r,,o on hv!Ecs, although tho opinion
exists IN .nany quarters that the dc
tat,s nr conservatism suggest :he WIS.,
dom o. taking profits on long stocks Oh
a scale Ut.
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homo after attending the Masonic oon-
yention at Cincinnati.
John Coulter VIII spend the weekend
With friends in Tyrone. Pa.
Thomas Ewing Of Eighteenth street
will leave toda" for Pittsburgh 70 see
the baseball game.
Miss Leila Dean. vino has been attend
ing the Masonic convention at Cfncin-
natl. has returned home
IL L. Morgan and son Will leave to-
Gav for Chicago on business trip.
Mr. and Mrs. Thomas Dillon OF Az
ron. are the guests Of relatives here.
Mr.. and Mrs. Howard steele OF Glove
land are visitors here
Mr.. and Mrs Thomas Wells and son
will spend the next few days In Pits
burgh.
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GIRL, 13 YEARS OLD,
WED AND DIVORCED

Cniontown. Pa. April 2l.-f'aye;:e
county's youngest bride has become
It's youngest divorce. Margaret Motto,
Of Masontown. married February 1.
1918. when not quite 10 years OF age.
was yesterday granted = divorce from
her husband. Louis Metio, by the court.
Consent to the girls marriage was
granted by her parents four years ago.
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EAST BUFHALo LIVESTOCK

Fast Buffalo, n. y April 2l.-Cattle
receipts. 22h; market steady 10 strong
Calves. receipts, $500; market steady;
5.UUM ll.u0.
Hogs, receipts. 900: lie and 26c
lower: heavy. iI0Of, l1,25; mixed. york
ers light do. and plEs. l1.?5: few. LIS;
roughs, g.GUJI9.2i: stays, t.0095 $50.
Sheen and lambs. receipts. 500: koc
and 81 higher: wool lambs 500 q 1915;
clipped lambs. 900 q $500: yearlingH'
s.o0'i lc.nO: wcth"rs S.10Ts;oo: ewes
z 90 N s on: mixed sMcep. 8.ON 600.
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PIrTsBURaH PRODUCE

Pittsburgh. April 21.--Da!-y products
unchanged.
Ayplca barrels New Works. No. !
Ealdwina. 7.00Q7.75: No. 2, 600 $3.50:
western boxes extra fancy Winetaps,
> 80 I32I.
Potatoes. l5O-pound sacXs, No. I,
Mich!Gans and Names. 81 q c.66; New
FORKS c.G532.7O p.r :S.ck: new, F'lorl-
das. barrels. Spauldirg Roso, No. l..
1. 50T6T6; No. ?. 4.50N As.
Ollv!.E Texas per bushcl crate, yell
lows .,bol2.T6: home grown. per bum
dc Ur ono dozen lunches, S1l0c.
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OPERATIONS DECREASE

Pittsburgh. April 2l.-Operat'onS -
al, tho subsidiaries oil the United states
Steel corporation this week arc al tho
rate OF 7ore OF iugot capacity. wh!tH
blast furnaces are wording At an aver
ago Of about co. These figures repro
scnt n decrease OF about 90 from inc
last Wee; in March. just before the coal
strike started
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CHICAGO GRAIN
InrN cl-ACtlvo general

Chicago. April cl.-Activo genera
general buying based moro or 'eSS u"
hIvher quotations at Liverpool anu on
hopeful reports from the Genoa econo'
me- conference. led to big upturn 10
day in wheat prices here; NeaS.'T MS
Sa;..y.r followed. Tho close was I'M
az .,'ed a, iLc to 2Ac net ga!n win
NaE 81 49, to s1.45. and July l.2! a
. % ,Ike advance, oats unchanged to i,c
higher. and provisions varying from u''-
changed flrSures to rise OF l. CENTS
,ri.l Io- close
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DRY GOODS

New York. April :I.--Iro.:oT goods
were steady today With q tendency 20
htgh"- values AZ sales hroItenci I" IN
Guide moro OF the converting trades
Yarns were sl!ghily higher. Broad silks
!aovat moro freely hut ~ very close
:.r.'cs Woo. markets were Arm with
price, unchanged. mo be,, demand
h.:ng for coarse goods Ru-larS showed
N,tle change
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rTrsHunoH LIVESTOCK

r"t:slurgh. April 2l.--Ilogs receipts
) 900: marke: steady: heaT!eS. 1885 ~
l"y0: heavy workers. and hight DO, 11.Ov
aus. pigs. lO.15I 1885.
Sheep and lambs. receipts 1000: mar
kct steady; tor sheep, S25: top lambs.
Gales, receipts. $50; market steady
top 1850
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PIG IRON ADvAHoED

Chicago. April 2l.--An advance OF "
4 ton on ri! grades oc pig iron was re
,urtcd on tho Chicago market yeSer-
Gly. Sales are numerous and call Tor
exceptionally large t"nnaS"s. heavy
melting steel ts ron quoted at from
SlST5 TO Sl4.7I NO. cast 10 quoteo
ut from SIC to SIT.
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Yu1IIc SERVICE

Wilmington. bel. April "l.-The Am
erican Public Service company OF DEL
aware reports for the year ended De
cernher 81 last. gross earnings OF -.
se5.3o4. against s2.OsS.oG5 in 1890 and
a balance after preferred dividend ri
,so5.7s4. against t3lV.o50 in tho precee-
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MONEY NA1K1T

New YnrE. April 2l.-Cal: money
steady. High, ~: closing BID -:
offered ut %L9 last loan. 3is.
Call loans against acceptances. >.
Time !uns cas-. Sixty days ana 80
dsrs "A: SIX months. AZ Oh.
Prime mercantile paper. ~ o.
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TOLEDO a1AH

Toledo. Ohio. April 2l.-Wheat-Cash.
I.450 Ia; May. $l.45: July. 3l.2Sh.
C!oversecd- Cash, $500 April
$3.50; October S1l.lO.
AI~Ike--i'r!mo: Cash. &ll.bo.
Neutrality-suspicious.: Cash, $500; May
~ 90 September. $3.50.
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Open. High. ! Low close

Cash quotations:
Wheat-No. hard il.+Sr
Corn--No. . mixed ella q 81 &c, NO. :
OntsSo. : white 4oH @43Hc; No. .
white ssh 9S9&c.
Pork-Sominal
Lard-310.I5.
Ribs-}l1.609 1905.
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NEW YORK PRODUCE

New York. April ?l.--I.i," and Gr'.sS
ed poultry quiet. price" unchanged.
Flour unchanged.
Butter barely steady.
Eggs firm; fresh gathered ii:st* - =
- !, storage packed, extra firstS, ~
80; state nearby aud nc,Irhy western
h"nnery whites tr@:s Z" cNtrA% so
g..
cheese "tcadS
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ILLINOIS CENTRAL

Tho pamphlet report OF the l!i!no's
Central railroad company has Just oeeh
issued, showing total operating reF-
.nues o. ,l4l,l27.065, against S14i.-
7n4.1oo In 1920, and balance. after to-
"a, d,<uc,ions Of S3.G56,"74. against
sl3.434,S4l IN the preceding year,
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MIAMI ooPPnR's YEAR

The Miami Copper company IN It's re-
port FOR tho year ended lecemoeF -
last, shows total income or so''o"'ofv'
AGAINST se.S6e.5le IN 1920, and n deNclt
ofter dividends Of t564.2t4. contrasted
Nth a surplus Of sl.394.@5l. In tho
nreviCuS ear
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LIBERTY BONDS

New York. April @1-Liberty bonds
closed: %r,'s. $685.: hrst As 1870
bid: second 4s. s99.4S: frst as. 3ss.S2;
SECOND as. $3.50: third AVS, l9s.6S;
fourth AIS. s?9.SS; Victory 3Ss'
s1Oo.OS: Victory ass. Ilo0.i.
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VS.. 81. Dividend

Stockholders % the Wheeling SAVINGS
& Loan association ycs:ernay received
from Secretnry-Ircasurer J"". II. ReaSH
checks for dividend No. On their IN
vestmeut IN the association. The diFl-
dend vas for T"c cent.
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FOREIGN EXCHANGE

New Yor,. APRIL 3l.--ForetsH OK
change seaGy: Great Britain, demand.
44lI,; cables AZ: G0-day bills on
banka 43a3. France. demand, a.3!
cables. e.SlA. Italy. demand. 1la
cables. 54o. Belgium. demand, 80:
cables, $50. Germany. demand, .J6ht
cables. &C.,. Holland. demand. $3.50:
cables 37.oa Norway, demand. 1870.
Sweden. demand. $500. Denmark, de-
mand ol.2O. Switzerland, deman.'i
1913. Srain. demand I".3c. Greece,
demand. 4b3. Poland. demand, .o2H
Czechn-SlovaAia. demand. 90. ArK"n-
tine. demand. $500. Rra%N. demand
!3.s7. Montreal. % 15-l@. NumanlA'
0.74%. Finland. I.SS. austria, e.ol3 "a
Jug"- Slnvin Q.3?i..
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N. Y. COTTON MARKET

Wheeling. W. Va. Apv.! -, 90,
Furnished Tho Irtei!igencer by A e.
Nast.n & Co. members Sow ork StocH
-, hunke. Second floor National Banf
II ". Va Bldg.
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PITTSBURGH STOCKS

Wheeling, W. Va. APRIL u, @?.
Furnished The Intelligence by A. z
Axsten. g. Co. members New YORK StoSA
Exchange. Second floor National bAnH
~ W IA BLDG
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PETROLEUM

Oi: |Sty. Pa. April 2t.--Credi; bal
ances, sS25. Runs, 1889 average,
53.e3n Shipments. 63,lS": average
6s2oI
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N. Y. CURB MARKET

wheeling. W, Va, April 81 q
Furnished The Intelligence oy a: =
Mnsten & Co.. members Now YORK S.ocn
Exchange. Second floor NatlohAi o~HA
Of W Va Bldg
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BOSTON COPPER STOCKS

Wheeling ". VI Apt. -. 80
Furnished Tho lnt"ll'. cncer by A. e
Masten & Co rnemh"rH New YORK STOCK
Exchange. Second tlonr National lsau&
VA lillr
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N. Y, STOCK EXCHANGE

Wheeling. ". Va, April 3. -,
Eurn shed The in,elliEeneer oy a. a.
usstsn & Co. nembsrs New YORK StoeS
Exchange. Second Coo7 SAuonai DAM
a W. ". EldR
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STANDARD OIL
SUBSIDIARY STOCKS

Wheeling. W. Va. .Np:N ~ -
Furnished TIE lnielll:euc"r oy
MnSten ( Co. members New YORK S.o.s
E-rhnnSc. Second floor SRtlo"a1 PA"'
II u.
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BENWO0D
Tickets on Sale

Tao members Of the -tzul!kit and lrr'
Ing literary "uc!cti"s OF Union high
school were given tho literary contest
t,rkc,3 Yesterday. and anyone Wishing
To attend the affair can procure H'kets
from any one Of tho members. Tho
contest Will be held IN the MrMechcn
school auditorium next Tuesday eve
ming The ,i.rmhcra Of the two societies
will ,rar,!r!ratc IN the affair and prizes
will h., awarded To III" students making
the best showing. The committee In
charge - expecting large attendance
AT The contest rs II has been advertised
quite Bit
To Erect Dwelling
Tho Hat.rl and Binder contrasting:
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LOCAL STOCKS

wheeling. W. Va. April ii. 20.
DAILY quotation list Wheeling S'ocH
Exchange Compiled for The 1ntslil'
poncer
The Wheeling intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1903-1961, 1922-04-22
WARWO0D

ITEMS for this column may Be LETT
at Mcnamara Drug store Tor 6Iss
NlisabSth Mcclure. cofrSspondsnG
The Wheeling intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1903-1961, 1922-04-22

TLr NAt.rl and N.Nd"r HOnlFa'ii'!:;
.o.npany. uf THIS city has the contract
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WHEELING LIVE STOCK

Wheeling. W. Va. April q, -.
WHEELING I-fyk; SI,H.. a..
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Total sales l.22l.Sop Shares.
The Filer record. (Filer, Idaho) 1919-1930, 1922-12-14
Grade School Notes

The grades have 3si pupils at
this time. OF these 252 only are in
the grades their ages would imply.
This means that 100 pupils are either
retarded or advanced In their school
work. sixty-four are retarded and
45 are advanced In no case was
there any pupil advanced above his
normal grade according 20 his age,
more than one grade. while % We're
two or more grades behind their
ages.
The scholarship OF the advanced
students Is very much superior 10
that OF the retarded. The average
grade for the third month for the
accelerated pupils was SO per cent.
while the average grade for the
slower group WAS only 79z per
cent
This means that the younger stu
dents In any grade are the best stu
dents.
The Filer record. (Filer, Idaho) 1919-1930, 1922-12-14
ALIAS sUNfMONs

In the Probate Court OF Twin Falls
county, state OF Idaho.
Farmers and Merchants Bank OF
Filler. Idaho. a banking corpora
ton, Plaintifr
Otto Steinberg, Defendant.
The State OF Idaho Sends Greeting
10 the Above Named Defendant:
You are hereby summoned TO APP
pear In the above entitled Court TO
be held at the County Courthouse
In said county, In the above entitled
cause at 10 O'Clock A. NJ. upon the
5th day of January. 1928. and an
swer plaintiffs complaint on file In
said Court, or plaintiff Will take
judgment against you as prayed in
said complaint, to-wit
For money due on an overdraft In
amount s342.70 and interest there
ON at the rate OF per cent per an
mum from the LIST day OF October,
1922. until paid. and costs OF suit.
Witness my hand and official seal
this goth day OF November. 1922.
court SeaD o. p. DUVALL.
Probate Judge and Ex-officio Clerk
OF Probate Court.
w. ID. GILLiS.
Attorney for Plaintiff,
Filler. Idaho.
First pub. Nov. 80. 1922.
Final pub. Jan. 4. 1928.