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Perrysburg journal. (Perrysburg, Wood Co., O. [Ohio]) 186?-1965, 1911-05-26
ALUMNI BANQUET.

The Perrysburg High School Alum
nj Association will hold their second
annual meeting and banquet at the
town hall on Friday evening, Ju,e 2.
The meeting will be- an Informal at
fair, and many graduates from out of
town are expected to be present.
Perrysburg journal. (Perrysburg, Wood Co., O. [Ohio]) 186?-1965, 1911-05-26
vanaalum,s Value.

The value OF vanadium in q steel
alloy lies in the fact that 1t removes
oxygen and nitrogen, unites with the
iron. and forms carbides that increase
the strength of the steel.
Perrysburg journal. (Perrysburg, Wood Co., O. [Ohio]) 186?-1965, 1911-05-26
Picture Note.

II your photo fiatters you. then your
photographer is an artist. but If 1t
looks exactly like you then 1t is very
evident he doesn't know his business.
Perrysburg journal. (Perrysburg, Wood Co., O. [Ohio]) 186?-1965, 1911-05-26

-Rey. Dinkle and son of Waterville
visited at the home of Albert Reitz,
on Mondoy afternoon.
Under new state law of Michigan,
signed by Governor Osborne, woman
wearing hat pin more than 10-inches
long can be sent to state prison for
two years and fined $780,"
81 have been somewhat costive, but
Doan's Regulets gave just the results
desired. They act mildly and regulate
the bowels perfectly George B.
Krause, 306 Walnut Ave-, Altoona, Pa
Perrysburg journal. (Perrysburg, Wood Co., O. [Ohio]) 186?-1965, 1911-05-26
Better than Ordinary
Ready Made Clothes

The kind we sell you made by
Woodruff, Goodale and Bull-keep
their shape.
The principal fault of the ordinary
ready made kind is the coat front. 1t
often wrinkles and loses its shape.
The w. G. & b. kind won't because
they're made with the patent front
shown in the illustration.
If you want to be sure that your
next coat will look right and stay
right, be sure its w. G. s. B. You're
taking no chances when you buy this
make. Every garment guaranteed
by the makers.
Perrysburg journal. (Perrysburg, Wood Co., O. [Ohio]) 186?-1965, 1911-05-26
Steel, silk and gut violin strings.
S Z. Phillips l3a

Steel, silk and gut ylolin strings.
S T. Phillips l3a
-Messrs Clyde, Carl, Christian and
Raymond Spilker spent Sunday with
2. j. Wise and family.
Miss Pauline Tippey spent few
days of last week at the Flanagan
residence in Toledo
Mrs, Bishop.of Toledo spent Sun
day with w. p. Adamson and wife of
Roachton.
Mrs. Keith, of Toledo, and MIR.
and Mrs. w. Spllker spent Sunday with
David Hatcher and ia amily.
Try one and you will want more
Colonial Club cigars.
s. 7. Phillips 1Sa
Perrysburg journal. (Perrysburg, Wood Co., O. [Ohio]) 186?-1965, 1911-05-26
Figure 1t Out

For yourself. The suits we sell at
SIS to 1922 are guaranteed to give good
wear and perfect satisfaction. They
would not be guaranteed unless proof
positive sho W ed they did so.
Why buy clothes elsewhere when
this guarantee protects your
RENE MbER THlSi When you
buy suit from us you know just how
1t looks AID you know its going to
stay that way. It's guaranteed to.
You are under no obligations to buy
IL you come In and look over the line,
Perrysburg journal. (Perrysburg, Wood Co., O. [Ohio]) 186?-1965, 1911-05-26
PERRYsBURa MARKET

Prices quoted on Wednesday even
ing, subject to fluctuations of market.
Perrysburg journal. (Perrysburg, Wood Co., O. [Ohio]) 186?-1965, 1911-05-26

Misses Ila and Mildred Blim spent
Sunday in Pemberville.
Eliza, William and Helen Will
ans, of Tontogany visited with MIR.
and Mis-. George Williams. Sunday,
Mrs. G. Schaller has returned to
her home at Roachton.
"A 10c smoke for sc. Colonial Club
cigars. S. T, Phillips i3a
j. II Thornton is working on a
new house on the Ackin farm.
"A large delegation from Perrys-
burg attended the Woodman class in
Toledo.
-Hartshorns cold frame tomato
plants for dry planting. 13a
The log cabin Democrat., 1911-06-22
Ladies', Misses, Children's Oxfords

Mems Oxfords, S4.00 values, all feathers; go in this sale at..... .$3.39 Mems Oxfords, $3.50 values, all feathers; go in this sale at .... .S2.o9 Ladies' Oxfords S3.50 values, all feathers; go in this sale at..... $2.o9 Ladies' Oxfords and Pumps, S2.50 and $500 values; go in this sale at $1.9o Ladies' White Canvass and Tan Pumps go in this sale.
 Misses Patent Leather Pumps,
The log cabin Democrat., 1911-06-22
NeCkWear

We have swell line in both Ladies and Gents, and we will make the price for you.
The log cabin Democrat., 1911-06-22

COrSetS
 vwaiA.
 All soc Corsets go in this sale at ................, 4lc All s1.oo Corsets go in this sale at .........,........ T3c All $150 Corsets go in this sale All $2.o0 Corsets go in this sale at S1.69 Now is your time to buy Corset.
The log cabin Democrat., 1911-06-22

We have so many specials in Rib- bons that we will not undertake to price 'em, but we will certainly on.n your eyes on Ribbons.
The log cabin Democrat., 1911-06-22
Ladies' Un= derWear

Ladies Vests, the for 25c kind, So dI ................. 1c Ladies' Vests, the 10c kind, go dl ........'.. ............... l-Zc Ladies' Vests, the 15c kind, go Ladies' Vests, the 25c kind, go in this sale at t............. 1Sc Ladie' Gowns, S100 and SIPS
 Ladies Gowns, soc and 75c values, go at ...........,...... 43c
 Ladies' Drawers, the 25c kind, go
 Ladies' Silk Petticoats, all colors, S4.00 Skirts, at at................$ .$2.99
The Wheeling intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1903-1961, 1911-10-12

A k8AkoA1xUM 40xxox.
Nosies = hsrssy siven that the Pan
ssncis Lr.ction Company. . eorporatfop
application 10 the councii OF me City Of
Whesling. for the right 70 ftseif. IT. sue
eessors ana sssignss 20 constrsct ana
date q aeS sss f sSs. ss1 yssr. s. q:
feet. to maintain ana operate an sddi-
tfonal OF second railway track OF thrss
rails. hnownes Tee Rails. 10 Constructed
~ TO permit ths operation Of car. hsy-
half Inches and ffvs feet two inches. re-
spsctfvely. t6Esther with all necssssry
poles. wires ana other electrical or me-
s Sss appliances upon and over North
tnow bstng reconstructed) from eonnec-
tons 20 Be made with the present trnckn
Of the wheelinG Traction Company ana
me r snns,s Irsss ton comp.ny ss or
limits o. the City OF wheeling. and 10
connect said tracks. wires and other nee
essary electrical and mechanical applf-
the s.;S P.ns.nsi. rrse,, one eo%p.s %
constructed or 20 b constructed from
said city iimits Northwardiy.
There was also on the san day Of
Fret Branch OF Council, ana With the
Auditor and Ex-Officia clerk OF the See
end Branch OF Council. an Ordinance to
Dc proposed IN the cosneil Of the CITY OF
the ssos. as r,sS. q is'e o4s;
nance. In ADDITION 20 the making 81 such
grant. contains provisions in the matter
OF indemnity 70 the City. compensation
physical property. etc. in pursusncs Of
the provfsions Of the City Charter, ref
ersncs 20 which Ordinance for further
Information 4 hereby made
By q. o. NAGLE. Vice President
ocfo-30t
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|ELKS OFFER TO
nlsssssr Hsbsrs<isk osss~s - sS..s
ohsw fsr osasflt 81 Espsnstsn
Isne hsws Fund.
NOME rAIENr WOULD OCCUPY
ooAHoe ~ LOCAL
aasstics e esrrsii Club Tonight =
osslss ptsns fst Financing
the Nsw Home

TIE s>nsrsi iussssss being ssken sAr.ushou,
The .eisy ,fsr tks IA Of de Sisssrs oY NJ
tsood Snsrherd In ~ rebuiiding Of thsir
hon. q Edgingsoa Lane. which wss d<ssrsysd
nrs ;.fS sssdsy nersins. d finding. q.
vn sPPeai largely 70 the psssis end oss
vhich u followed out win rssssis IN 4 uss-risi
rstnfn 10 the offer Of the Elk>s club % ssarr
vsodsyilie show. In e.s Of The local th<ssTes
yer - sss,es q shs As.: fs.4
.sSssi ne ne fts .''s sss "s - Ma e..
y 8. nrs,nAn. -sAsirnsn 81 he Ladiss' AID
- the hsoe No ssssoa has kssa tsk>u On
- ener Of The Ehs - Il ws desired 70
e. r. cub s:' =; NJ: :s.ss s =:
pksns viii b. fornulssrd for the raising Of the
10000 funds for the rebuilding Of the hons.
~ " vefy prohAbie. however. that q tonights
n<eting srtion fsvorsbie to the Acceptance II
Ne IKE eais. viii Be taken. and the per
terasnes vii b. put on within the ns.s ten
Much inssrssi Is being tsh<n In shs ms..
oesting toni1At. II ~ purely non -sectarisn
u,inistsrs from . number Of churches Of the
cisy other thsn Csfholie being ineisAed IN
Of ih< eisy's issdins stfernsys and business
nen. The nesting b open to all and the
vheis public. men snd women aide. are
Invited 20 ~ preseuf and lead lie aid TO the
projses Of rebuidinG ooe Of wh<elips's mott
subsfsntial and nost useful ehsritsss. AZ
Of action 10 BE- followed out until the nece
money for the hsildins Of the home has been
secured
The committee having charge Of the meeting
eorsss's Of the toiis~.ny representative eisi-
". Iut,. vice chairman; Herman B<atr. II.
G. 4 rsuxheim, Or. III. p. Linu. Sol Mayer
l. :. sands Leon n. Stein. and W. T. Stone
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ADDIINTOR-S NOTICE


In The Circuit Court OF Ohio County.
West Virginia
Mary NJ. Hermann. adj
mlnistratrix OF the
: deceased SIn Chaneery.
William v. Hermann and
others.
BY virtue of an order entered IN the
above entitled cause by the Circuit Court
or Ohio County. West Virginia. on the
eth day OF october. 1911. Il is referred
the following matters:
The accounts and Disbursements of
Mary NJ hermann. ADMINISTRATIVE Of the
estate or Fred Hermann. deceased: the
debts and Liabilities OF the said Fred
Hermann. deceased. with their prforities:
the personal and real estate Of which
said Fred Hermann died seized and pos
se-se,i. and to which he was entitled
and the value thereof. whether said Fred
Hermann AZ the time OF his death pos
ressed sufficient personal estate for the
pa ment OF the costs OF administration
or his estate. funeral expenses and his
debts aud liabilities. the names OF hfs
heirs and distributes and their respec-
i've tnNrests In his estate: the dover
rights and interests of his widow in Is
real estate; and other matters that NAV
be deemed pertinent or material by the
commissioner or by any OF the parties
In interest in this cause.
NOTICE ~ therefore given that the
undersigned commissioner has fixed Fri
day. November II. 1911. commencing az
ten o'clock a. m a. the time and his
office at 1926 Chapiine Street Wheel
ing. ohio County. West Virginia. as the
place AZ which he VIII proceed 10 exc
cute the said order of reference and as
certain and report tho several matters
IN said order OF reference required
Given under my hand. this 18th dav OF
October. 1911.
WILLIAM r KRUPP.
Commissioner.
p. \. Mcmahon.
Attorney for DiairtfW
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SEALED PROPOSALS.

Hetsss 70 ssss.s.ssursr.. 5cSSsrs' ~.
"a Pm oiv P::'' Fs..
s' ssas q r Of S e: s:
af Its offics at Charleston, West Viz
sinia for fsrnishins supplies for the
management Of which 10 vested in said
Board. Contracts will be awarded To the
lowest hidders. quality considered. and
dealers win be given preferences.
Lists OF supplies needed viii b fur
nisned bidders on receipt OF requests
STATE BOARD OF CONTROL.
aE-k-N Charleston West virginia
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fed as John Doe. Jane Doe. Richard
Doe and John Stiles. Haggerty's was
that nearest the spot where the explo-
sion occurred.
Defense Claims Gas Explosion.
The prosecution claims that this ex-
piosion was caused by dynamite: the
defense that IL was caused by gas
The new hall OF records In which the
trial Is being held is only n stones
throw from the scene OF the explo-
sion. This was the setting OF the le-
gal stage to-day. Upon IL counsel for
the defense. headed by Attorney Ciar-
ence s. Darrow. OF Chicago. In ques-
lions to tho jury and arguments to
Judge Bordwell. sought to depict q
mighty contest between organized la
Dor and its opponents. without much
opposition from the prosecution.
IL was not until court opened to-
day that the defense could make for
NAL demand for separate trials for
James Mcnamara and hrs brother
John. Hence the brothers. handcuned
together. were taken 10 court All
Los Angeles knew about this. but
when seven deputy sheriffs, besides
the jailer and an assistant, left the
jail with the prisoners, they found an
empty street. except for newspaper
photographers and . few stray spec
tators.
Quiet Marks Trial.
In the court room. where only a
moderate crowd OF spectators had
gathered. the formal opening OF the
case was not heard ten feet from the
bar
Case 6.e39-James n. Mcnamara"
said some one casually. after District
Attorney Fredericks had announced
his selection. and the trial was on.
John J. Mcnamara was allowed to
remain during the brief morning ses-
sion. but in the afternoon the younger
brother sat alone against the rail.
During the afternoon the tables OF
counsel. which had been arranged in
one long line, were changed TO face
each other
Following a brief recess in the af-
ternoon. G.. c. Kemp. n venireufan.
was excused. as was W A. SpaIdlng.
secretary OF the Civil Service Com
mission OF Los Angeles. Spalding was
excused after he had refused 10 plead
exemption on Official grounds
Tomorrow Is a state holiday. and
no session OF the court will be held.
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Notice TO Creditors
In Chancery.

To the Creditors Of Pred Hermann. DE-
ceased
In pursuance Of decree OF the Cir
cult Court Of the County OF Ohio. made
IN a cause therein pending to subject
the real estate Of Fred Hermann 70 the
payment n his debts you are required
70 present your claims against the
estate 90 the said Fred Hermann for ad-
iudication 90 william T. Erupp. rom
missioner. % his office OF fe2s Chan
line street. Wheeling. Ohio County West
virginia. on or before November IL
1911.
Witness John l. Kingdom. clerk Of
the said court. this nth day Of Ocfo-
Der. 1911.
JOHN Z RINGHoRN.
Clerk.
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Big OIL FIRE
Thousands Of sarrsis Of OIL Consumes
~ Eclipse.

FnANRITN. -. Ort line BURST
irr ~ On ar1Ulonia tank ~ che Fcifpse
refinery ~ THE standard OF company
here tntr morning caused nrc that has
burned nii nv and a. still raging Pour
Thousand barrels ~ OF has been rom
sunref nnd uhsn 70 seemed that work
men HnH practically controlled the blaze
the roof ~ 2f. 600 barrel tank con
tnfniuE 20 900 t1frTa - on fell In
and flo IRE burned nerrer than ever
81 midnight ~ war feared 10 sides -
che tank would collapse nnf nnod ffe
rsnnefv with burning OIL trapping the
men nrhfing the nanlea The LOSE thus
Ter A. estimated az 500 900.
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remains that Tripoii. up to two weekz
ago. was the only outlet for the great
slave market OF central Africa. Slav-
cry. they point out, has always
nourfshed in Africa. its established
seat. as IL was allowed by the Koran
and approved by usage. Its worst
feature in rripoli was that for each
slave who arrived alive at the Med
iterranean coast ten had died while
crossing the desert.
Italy. Great Britain and France.
wishing TO stop the how OF slaves
through Tripoli. Instructed their CON
suis 10 make strong Representations
against the illegal trade and the lax.
lily OF the Ottoman officials, but ac-
cording to the official documents the
traffic continued.
TRIPOLI. Oct. 1.-The frst trans.
ports. bearing a portion OF the Italian
expeditionary forces. arrived here to-
day. They were escorted by war.
ships and accompanied by the battle
ship Regina de Italia The disem-
barkation OF the troops began imme
diateiy, the greatest enthusiasm pre-
vailing.
The batteries OF the feet all
through the night shelled the sur.
rounding country. which was swept
by the searchlights. Tripoli has
nothing more to fear FROM Turkish
attacks.
ROME Oct. 11.-Cvia frontier -
The FIRST division OF the army OF oc-
cupation arrived at Tripoli az noon
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Funeral services were held over fho
remains ~ william Mckinley o. she
family home ~ West Liberty on Wed
needry afternoon 81 o'clock. The Rev
~ Watson pastor ~ tho Presbyterian
church. officiating The iutcrmcnt was
iu West Liberty cemetery
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OBITUARY
interment at steubenviIIe.

Funeral services over the remains
OF Mrs. Rebecca Brownlee were con
Quoted at the home OF her daughter.
Mrs. = o. Boyce. No. 119 Fourteenth
street. at 3 o'clock last evening. the
Rev. l.. w. S. Stryker. rector OF st.
Matthews =. +. church. officiating.
This morning the body will be taken
TO Steubenville. where. after short
services. the interment will be made
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huanina Ohseauies.


The funeral OF Edward Higgins.
who passed away on Monday. took
place from the family residence at
No 43 Maryland avenue. at o'clock
yesterday afternoon. The services
were under the auspices OF Ohio Val
lev Lodge. Knights OF Pythias. and
Bernard Stanley Company. Uniform
Rank OF Knights of Pythias, and
aside from the lodge. many other
friends we're In attendance. including
the officials Of the Mutual Savings
Bank. where the late Mr.. Higgins
was employed for many years The
interment was at the Stone church
cemetery. Elm Grove
James e. ~. Parker.
After an illness OF a years duration
Of n complication Of diseases. James
Edward Murdoch Parker passed away
at the family home. No. SO Twenty.
second street. at $50 o'clock wedncs-
day morning. He was born in this
city about 52 years ago. and for n
number % years past had been cn-
Raged In the saloon and restaurant
business. his last location being the
Parlor Cafe. corner Alleys " and .
Ills widow. who was Miss Anna Och
before marriage. and one son. Thorn
rs Parker. survive. He was n mem
ber Of Wheeling Aerie. Fraternai or
der Of Eagles. which order will have
charge 81 the funeral. the arrange
ments % which have not been com
picted
The Wheeling intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1903-1961, 1911-10-12

utaeis csnt7a Appeals 70 Courts In
sPR1NGFIEI.D. Ill. Oct li-On the
application OF ehe Illinois Central rail-
road. Judge Humphrey In the United
suites circuit court to-day issued a tenn
porary Injunction Restraining str,rer.
from interfering with the road in the
southern district OF Illinois. hearing
on the motion foS q permanent INJUNCTION
viii be held November G.
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Wanted Situations-Male.

WANTED a. engineer. II years
experience. sober and steady. able 10
other class OF engines. Member Assn.
No. % Pa y. A. :. r. Address Electric.
this office. o-Is-i
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DIE D.


BuEKE-On Tuesday. October 10. 1871,
- o'clock n. m. AZ residence. No.
- 1hirteenth street. Miss ELLA
BURKE. daughter Of AR Walter
BURKE. in the afst year ~ Ter age
Funeral from the residence. Thursday
morning. At sac. Requiem high mass
~ St Josephs cathedral az o'clock
Friends Of the family invited 20 at
tend lnterment al At calvary eems-
terry.
PAzKEn--On Wednesday. October ffth.
1911, 81 $50 O'Clock o.. M. JAMES
y. PAfKER IN his 5ard year.
Funoral notice hereafter.
cUrrrNoHAM Tuesday. October
10Th. 1911. 80 $50 y. ~. 81 her home
No 70 zane street Mn-eifng. EMMA
u. Ci-NNfNGHAM. dauehter % Mrs
IT, ~ Cunningham.
Funeral services ~ her home ~ $50
n I'M. Friday morning Requiem high
mass az 81 IuHern's cathedral 20
rl-losk frferr1cuf OF MI calvary
cemetery. Friends of the family IN
Nlted
xoUsr-on Tuesday. Octhher 10. 1871.
90 $40 a. m. a. the family residence.
g1s D. Twcuty-ufufh street PEARL
WILMA MARGARET. only daughter
- william and t.li1a both Tousf. aEed
years . months. Is days
luferment Allen Grove cemetery Sher-
rard. ". Va. Thursday afternoun.
Services ~ the home 81 80 Friends
~ tho lnfnIIy uNlfru
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FUNERAL DIRECTORS.
Louis BertsGly

LOUIS Is 9 q Z = 9 ny
FUNeHAl DIRECTOR AND
ARTERiSI EMBAIMGR
tt22 and tt2f Main Street
Calls Answer Day or Might
Store rhorses G36
Vic l.. bertschy, Bell Phone 12S2R
q. J. Bcrtschy. Nat Phone 122g.T
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Hiqh-Grade Homes

North Main Street. between Eieth snd
Nirth. tbree-story brick. hardwood
throughout modern IN every respect
Owner wishes 10 leave city
chspiine street. betvesn lin and f1fh
Streets. three-story brics one io-ston.
Fidelity
Investment q Loan As.oeiat'n
i2ss HArn STREET.
ss. "i III, e E ~. ~. ss, 1s1
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ARMISTICE

t'ssrd ,sstx mon psuuuuoo)
Brussels. Italian officials declare that
Notwithstanding the denial the fact
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ROME Oct. 11.-(via frontierD =
The first division OF the army OF oc-
cupation arrived at Tripoli az noon
today.
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BAKERY

Large store In connection with
bakery having complete baking OUTFIT
10 doing fine daily business. but
present owner must quit on account
Of iii health. Together with resi-
dence OF seven rooms. bath. pantry.
large halls. cement cellar and cabinet
mantels- On choice corner lot. only
nve minutes walk north OF the bust
ness>center. Prce on application.
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MCNAMARA TRIAL

tos.sa.usa fron Tirss rare,
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A fat purse Ia a good thing to lean
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EOR RENT

S>s~s~s~>s>>s~>~~~~s~>.>>~
ro1 nx1L-Furnished house OF eight
rooms. los lfth St oc-io-w
ron 1EHr-New Z room house. bath
and pantry: laundry. all conveniences.
5ot south York. Apply coax g. York
81. NATL i2I7-R au-sl-tf
]oA nEHr-Fiat OF rooms. bath.
River view Enquire Sos SO. Front 81
CAh Hf-" beiL au-l6-tf
ron DEur-Sew Z room house. bath.
pantry. laundry. all convenienees. 500
SO. York Inquire +o3is So. York.
ToR RENT.sEcoNp FLOOR SIX
EXCLUSIVE ENTRY HALL AND
BATH. ALL IN GOOD CONDITION. AT
No 80 TENTH STREET. S2S PER
MONTH
JAMES l. HAWLEY
iossIs Main Street.
ro1 8ENr-Three nicely furnished
,o Ss ,or nSnt housekeeping. Apply
30 North Front street Jy-si-tf
ron ,AEHT-4-room fiat win n.ta
urst floori also D. 4 rnd s-room flats.
seeerNseEespins' rent reasonable Apply
For Sale-AutomobiIe. ~
~>s~~-->>
fo1 eALE-Tfve passenger automobile
rn 1000 mtss: Want 20 sen 60
bay larger car. e2,soo.oo value 81 10000
Adarees Auto, care rntslliGsncsr. o-Il-i
For Sale-Typewrlters
~>~>--~>~-~~~~>~~~-~~
fok eALE@Oliver typewriter, good
condition H. J. Smith. $40 Main 81.
wheeling. Nat i35T-M; Bell. SER
au-2s-tf
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ron BEHr-Furnished house OF eight
rooms. los 1lth ST. oc-iO-w
Las Vegas optic. (East Las Vegas, N.M.) 1908-1921, 1911-05-25
CHICAGO PLANS AN
AEROPLANE BATTLE
BIG AVIATION MEET THERE liz
AUGUST WILL TEST MILITARY
EFFICIENCY OF CRAFT

Chicago, May 25.-Presldeht Taft
has advised the promtors of the avia,
ton meet to be held here August
1920, that he will be in Chicago June
4th and will meet the committee in
charge to agree on how extensively
the army and navy will join in the
military features Of the meet.
It has been announced that the
president will be given full opportu
nifty to test out the aeroplane as 9
war factor in any manner he wishes
The managers of the meet hope tc
have the United States government
bring about here the first battle il
the air. The plan is to have an aero
plane attack on Chicago from Lake
Michigan, the defense to be also By
aeroplane, in view of the shore a
Grant Park, at the edge of the bust
ness center of the city.