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The times dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1903-1914, 1912-07-05
REQUISITION PAPERS

chlet OF Police *. NJ. Lipscomb. OF staun-
ton came to tho city yesterday To obtain
reouisitIon papers for Ciaudius Johnson
colored wanted in that city for a capital
crime. Johnson Is now under surveillance
ir New York As the Governor was not in
the city Chief I.ipscon.b left his papers with
Detective- ca plain MdMahon, who. after
obtaining the Governors signature. viii for
ward them TO New York.
johnson was indicted in the Corporation
Court OF stanton. After the grand Jury
found true bill the negro was admitted TO
bail and Immediately left the State. For
some time nothing could be heard from
him. Ito was recently located In New York.
The times dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1903-1914, 1912-07-05
ORDINANCE GOES
TO MAYOR TO-DAY

Win the a'd OF two assistants. CITY
ClorN Ben r August completed yes
teldhF the enrolment of the ordinance
enbonying tile terms under which the
city purposes 10 sr4nt "a hight ana
power franchise 90 inc Richmond and
Hcnrlco Railway The ordinance will!
90 presented 10 the Manor this MORN
iuS Attorneys for the street rail-
way compauios expect TO argue In
tolVea law points conn cted with the
ifHnnhisr oriore the Mayor as VOL as
i1ic seneiM question OF nolicy i'm
VOWED. Under the charter the Mayor
aas five da3s from ihe time the ordi-
uaucc Is presented 10 linn to- either
approve or veto ID 10 ID Is not acted
ou either way within five DAYS ID be-
comes g lass without the approval of
The Mayor.
rhs ordinance directs the ciw
clerk 10 advertise inc terms of tie
proposed franchise once a week for
i9ur weeks. and after completion OF
-iis advertising bids are TO be re-
eeiy"d al the nest regulnr meeting
U' lH. CounC., and IF accepted by The
Doun.l the franchise wall then be
tumtly aranted iu accordance with
thr tvrws agreed Upon
Ihn GUS Clerk also completed yes
trdas enrolment Of inc orjiuance ape
uronfating S3.o9o FOB music in tne
rarh which VIII also ho presented
90 tto Mayor for his approval to-
day THO Grounds and Building Com
mii'ce viii meet tonight and tahe
up tie question OF awarding a con-
tract for the park music. and OF pro-
viding band stands and other arrange
ments for tho summer concerts.
The times dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1903-1914, 1912-07-05
REBUILD PARTY WALL
Beck Spends Fourth watching Prog
res. OF Now NIurphy's lIOtcl.

In order to safeguard llfe and prop
eriy in the building adjoining Muir
phys Hotel on Broad street. occupied
by Bachrack's loan Office. Building In
building shored up and IL new party
wall constructed. The excavations for
the new Murphy's Hotel must go some
distance below the old party wall.
which IS already n bad condition. very
thin and pulling away from the build
ing II supports toward the top.
y house on North Nineteenth street
also came under Mr.. Becks observation
Yesterday and was ordered repaired
Marriage License.
4 marriage license Issued in the
clerks office % the Hastings Court yester-
day 70 clyde r, Matthews or I.unenburs
county. ana Mss Mary Walker. OF this
city.
The Wheeling intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1903-1961, 1912-06-17

At the evening service the Rev. DR..
DOrnblazer delivered an eloquent ad-
dress on Pillars OF the Past" He pre-
faced his remarks by saying thai the
reorganization OF the church offered
an occasion OF unusual interest. He
held that the pillars OF the building
are the distinct parts composed OF some
substantial material upon which the
superstructure IL erected. and he nken-
I'd those who had so nobly stood by the
church to the pillars OF the building.
Here he mentioned the names OF those
more prominently connected with the
church In the past. after which he
took up at length the struggles en-
cOuntered by The congregation. He also
referred to the work OF the various pas
tors. especially that OF DIT. Barnitz.
whom he said was a man OF deep devo-
ton. and was deeply touched by the
sunerings OF other people. He pointed
out a number OF cases where aid had
been literally given.
Or. ~Dornblazer paid a glowing tri-
butte to the leaders Of the church.. and
scid that the spirit of the church was
expressed In these organizations He
said that the church had the honor and
distinction OF being the pioneer in the
great work OF Protestant foreign mis-
sions. and referred to the arly history
OF the reformation in a very interest
Ing manner. He closed with a pathetic
reference 10 the nob work OF the
Reformation Fathers. 20 whom he said
all churchmen owe a debt OF gratitude,
and also spoke Interestingly on the
power Of the church IN any community.
The Wheeling intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1903-1961, 1912-06-17
COLONEL ANGRY
Again Breaks Into Print Criticisms
The Action Of the National
Committee.

CHICAGO. June 16-ColoneI Roose
welt issued q statement tonight. asain
d~enouncing the National Committee.
In part. he said:
"All OF the influence OF the federal
patronage in the Democratic states
and all of the influence OF the COM
bined bosses and moneyed interests
in the Republican states which did
not hold primaries. could not together
bring Mr.. Taft anywhere near a nomi.
nation. His representatives on the
National committee have sought 70
supply the deficiency by stealing from
me seventy or eighty delegates to
which he had not the slightest claim
In law or morals. There has been no
more d~iscreditable action in our DO
litical history"
Colonel Roosevelt denounced par-
ticularly the action OF the COMMITTEES
In the Texas n Washington cases.
He declared the National committee
men who threw out his delegates were
largely those who had been repudiafed
by their own states. and concluded:
The simple truth Is that these men.
IN their spite against the Republican
RoAhEt hafo aNihDrEhttiy set 10 Work
10 wreck that party. They wish to
bring the party to ruin and their
action must be r~epudiated by the con-
vention o TO assemble, unless the
convention itself Il willing thar IL
should be ruined"
Judge ]. L Stevens OF the Iowa
delegation. conferred with Mr.. Roose-
Welt tonight.
The Iowa delegation Is certainly
opposed 10 the nomination OF Mr..
TAFT" Judge Stevens said. 1T also
Is opposed TO Senator Root for tenn
porary chairman. and will vote with
the Roosevelt delegates against his Sc
lection"
How about the presidential nomi-
nation voter" he was asked.
We believe that Senator Cummins
will be the nominee"
IF you are assured that II must be
either Taft or Roosevelt WHAT
We certainly are against Taft"
said the Judge.
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W. VA. DELEGATES
(contnusd from rtrr, Par,.l

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company with Penrose. Crane and the
TAFT leaders on the committee. it is
generally believed that he did not care
to assist in the play to roll G~lasscock's
brother. brI the same feeling was not
shared by the other members OF the
dominant faction Of the committee.
Monday Is vice president day at
the Hamilton club in Chicago. and a
numbe OF vice presidential possibili-
ties have been invited to make ad-
dresses. Among these are Governor
John A. Mead, OF Vermont, an active
candidate; Governor Herbert 6 Had
ley. OF Missouri; Governor William Z.
Glasscock, OF West Virginia. and
Judge p. B. Lindsay. OF Denver. DR..
II. d. Hatfield, the Republican guber.
Material nominee in West Virginia
also was invited TO make an address
ference with Colonel Roosevelt. VIM.
F. Flynn and other Roosevelt leaders
today after the colonel returned from
the services at the Fourth Presby-
terrain church with Mrs. Roosevelt
Upon his return TO the West Virginia
headquerters az the Sherman tonight
he predicted that Roosevelt would be
nominated before the noon hour on
Tuesday. !
II was announced today by the Taft
leaders that an Investigation by Chas.
Dewey Hilles. the presidents secre-
tary, had shown that the Finn and
Glaascock movement for a bolt in the
electoral college In the event Of presi-
dent Taft's nomination could be
checkmated by the selection Of a new
set OF presidential electors from Penn
sylvania. West Virginia ana other
states where insurgency had been
threatened in the electoral college.
Govrnor Glassoock ridiculed the sug.
gestion.
To-day several other West vir-
g~inians arrived IN Chicago. Among
them were Judge Hunter II. Moss
and William II. Wolfe. OF Parkers-
burg. the former the Republican con.
gressional nominee I'm that district.
Cecil Highland a brother OF State
Chairman Virgil L. Highland, and OF
the TAFT leaders In the state. also ar
rived this morning.
The Wheeling intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1903-1961, 1912-06-17
TWO CONVENTIONS
,cOntinusd from Fir.. PAr..j

welt forces would make their stand
In the convention as soon as Il meets
and Is called 90 order by Chairman
victor RosewHter, OF the National
committee.
A. soon as Mr.. Roosevater presents
the name Of Mr Root FOR temporary
~ Hartman. and Roosevelt delegates will
place another name iu nomination.
When the California delegation b. re-
ported. Governor Hiram Johnson. &c
the entire % votes OF the deiega-
ton against the New York senator.
His right TO DO this will be contested
~ the "a delegates from the Fourth
C~alifqrnia district. seated by the ma
tionnl committee. The vote on the tenn
porary chairmanship usually b. east &C.
Roosevelt adherents do not propose to
rIhmtt % any suCu arc ttt-"Et Co. .
y,ar, the rA.iI1u 'or-riItu,
81 attempting TO deliver stolen goods q"
right 20 start Early.
The lines viii be drawn a. once and
the fight will be on. What the outcome
will be. what the Roosevelt leaders Will
eventually Do. remains r. matter Of con-
lecture The prediction was made to-
ulEht Ga some quarters that the Conven-
ton never Will b. orEanizcd Sergenat-
mailing every preparation Co queu q dis
t~udhance The police arrangements for
the convention are snid o. have been
perfected. In addition 20 the blue coat
90 force inside the Coliseum. it IT, Fqid
a Gordon 81 police Will BE- thrown about
the entire building.
There was but one BIT OF blue sky
among the political storm clouds today
q he members ~ the national committee
we're entertained 40 luncheon and taken
% q baseball game ~ Frrd W Ppham.
treasurer nf the committee Tbs Lions
and the lambs. the Rollers and the
H0lled ate together in perfect har-
WouF. There we're no speeches. no ref
errnCea o. the work % the last ten.
days and no d~isaeusfon.
The Wheeling intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1903-1961, 1912-06-17
ANNIVERSARY
CELEBRATION
BErEo zELD NJ YrRsr zroxrsx
LUTHERAN cHuHcK-
H.rdng Close OF riftssnth Tear OF
Wssk Being Observed

In commeroration OF the nftieth an
niVersary OF the reorganization OF the
1 irst English Lutheran church by the
,se heN. samuel B. Bsrnitz, DID. IN
Sss inausurzted yesterday by two adj
morning service by Rev. samuel Sch
vas delivered by Rev. E n. Dornblazer.
DID ooth OF whom are former pastors
oL the church. The anniversary services
ranged.
One of the principal features will be
honor OF DIR. Barnitz- This exercise
Will AXE place mex Sunday morning
ana the Tablet was put in place satur-
ices will be in charge OF Rev. A. Stew.
art Hartman. DID. who will deliver an
euiosy on DR.. Barnitz. taking for his
Barnitz-
Tomorrow evening a reception will
pc rendered to the new members who
church. numbering nearly 400. on Wed
nesday evening the older members OF
me church and those who have gone into
me missionary will give their expert
a special effort will be made dur
ing this week TO secure funds with
which to pay the Indebtedness OF the
Al the morning services yesterday
The History OF the First English
Lutheran Church. was the subject OF
most interesting address by Rev.
Schwarm, who was pastor OF the church
from 1884 to 1910. He raced the
ETowth OF the congregation from the
time when Rev. Thomas w. L. Dosh.
n missionary. came to this city in 1855,
and later. in 1853. was commissioned
cy the synod OF Virginia 10 preach in
Wheeling. From thebeginning the mis-
SION had a arg Sunday school. and
when the mission was discontinued the
sunday school was kept in existance
and later grew into the church.
In May, 1852. Rev Samuel b. Bar
nitz. OF G~attysburgh. Pa. preached in
vas called as it's pastor. He preached
his Introductory sermon on June l6
and continued as its pastor until 1881.
when he resigned TO become Western
secretary OF the board OF missions.
He was succeeded by Rev. r. Il. Dorm
blazer, DID. who served the conRrega-
tIon as It's pastor until 1894. when Rev.
Samuel Schwarm. DID. accepted the
rastorate. In 1910 Rev. was
Succeeded by the present pastor. Rev.
The speaker dwelt at length on the
excellent record OF each pastor. and
Of the rapid growth OF the congrega-
lion. going much into detail. He also
told OF the erection OF the first church
building In 1870. and which was oc-
cupied for the hrst time. Reformation
day. october 81, 1870. and was dedicated
December IS Of the same year. The
present one of the finest church edihces
In the city. His address WAS very in
teresting and was OF much historical
value.
The Wheeling intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1903-1961, 1912-06-17
Redsmptaon Of Ronds Notios-

49,
OF the drawing for redemption OF
Bonds Of the Loan OF 1885. OF the City
OF Wheeling.
Notices hereby given by the Commits
sioners Of the Loan OF 1855. Of the City
of Wheeling. West Virginia. that on June
18th. 1919. pursuant 10 the requirements
OF the ordinance OF said City passed
May IL. 1855, entitled "hn Ordinance TO
provide for the issue and sale OF Bonds
OF the City OF Wheeling TO be known as
the Bonds OF the Loan OF 1855. and for
the redemption and payment thereof and
providing for payment into the City
Treasury OF certain amount from reve-
nues OF the Gas and Water Works. the
following described Bonds issued under
the said Ordinance were duly determined
by lot by said Commissioners for re-
demption and paymen on b first day
of July. A. ID. 1914. to-wit.
Bonds of 1900. 0o-Principal each num-
bered as follows: 4o-7O-s4-s6-ss-9A.
Total 100000.
Bonds OF $1,000. OO-Principal each
numbered as follows: lis-I7S-Isi-222-
23s-zSS-756-32T.
Total 100000.
said bonds so determined will be re-
deemed and paid at the Bank OF the Ohio
Valley in the City of Wheeling. West
Virginia, on and after the first day of
July, 1917. and said bonds 30 determined
Will cease TO bear interest from the last
named day and date.
ALFRED CALDWELL,
l. Il. SANDS.
b W. PETERSON.
Commissioner OF the Loan OF 1855.
Je-lb-t
The Wheeling intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1903-1961, 1912-06-17
RAMSEY APPEALS
Charges Fraud In Affairs Of wheeling
a lake Erie.

Special Ltgpstrh 20 the Intelligence
CBENAAND. o. June 16-The
Ramsey Minority faction IN the Wheel
inE a Lake Erie railroad. which
claims control Of the corporate or.
sanitation % The road since the an.
nual meeting June q. put its case IN
The hands NJ me federal court ycster.
day BY the hling Of several suits
AGAINST the Wabash Pittsburgh Ter.
minal
Tn one affidavit filed BY Joseph
Ramsey. IT,. new president elected By
he minority. charges Of fraud against
the controlling interest are made.
one motion asks leave % intervene
IN M caae ~ The Central Trust
company ~ New York arainat the
Wheeling a lake Erie. This D. tho
rerelferHhip proceeding. The petit
ton o. filed in the name % RALPH H
cohen ~ S~fcuheuvific. a share hold
Or. 10 granted. this petition would
put the minority in r. position 10 aak
IN the discharge ~ The receiver An
otehr petition asks that the wabash
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Redemption of Bonds.
1-1D1,rPTIoE or BONDS.
or the Redemption OF Series A Amount
ing 90 e5a OF the Refund
Ing Loan Of 1904 OF the
Cnty OF Whaednr.

Notice Is hereby given by the Commits
sioners OF the Refunding Loan OF 1902.
that on June is. 1917. pursuant to the
requirements OF the ordinance of said
March ~. 1909, and again amended June
l6. . entitled: An ordinance to pro-
vide for the issue and sale OF bonds OF
the Refunding Bonds Of 1902, and for
the redemption and payment thereof"
That the following described bonds
numbered from ! 10 12S inclusive and
marked Series A" and TO the amount
of SIS. 10000 said bonds will be redeem
ed and paid at the Bank OF the ohio Val
ley In the City OF Wheeling. West Vir-
gtnia on and after July I. 1914. and said
bonds will cease to bear Interest on the
last named day and date.
.. C LIST. JRs
JAMES p. MAXWELL,
J. A. MILLER
Commissioners Of R~efunding Loan OF
1907. te-lb-t
The Wheeling intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1903-1961, 1912-06-17
OLDEST CONVICT IS PARDoNEo.
Connecticut Negro Is Free After So
Years IN Prison

HARTFORD. Conn. June 16.-Con.
trary 10 its usual policy the State
Board OF P~ardOns.of which Gov. Sim
con r. Baldwin IL the head. today
granted %pardons 20 two life term
murderers. One was John Warren,
"a years old. the oldest convict IN the
country. having entered the State
prison a. Wethersheld. December ~.
1859. for the murder Of his wife.
The other lfer pardoned IL John
Hawley. a Bridgeport negro. who was
imprisoned October 7. 1892. for the
murder % his wife. Mary Munson.
whom Hawley's sisters death bed
confession recently proved N been
shot and beat 70 death BY Hawiey's
jealous friends Warren will leave
the prison on Monday and win be
cared for by his brother. Joel War.
rem. ~ Mansfield.
The Wheeling intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1903-1961, 1912-06-17
Rsdsmpaon OF Ronaa Not,o..

OF the drawing for redemption OF the
Main street Bridge Bonds CE1rst Seriesl
OF the city Of wheeling.
Notices hereby given by the Commits
sioners OF the Main Street Bridge Bonds
tlst Series) that on June IL, pursuant
TO the requirements OF the Ordinance Of
said City passed 18th day OF March,
1880, entitled An Ordinance 20 provide
for the issue and sale OF Bonds or the
city Of Wheeling 70 be known as the
Main Street Bonds list Series and for
the redemption and payment thereof"
The following described Bonds issued
under said Ordinance were July deter
mined by lot By said Commissioners for
redemption and payment on the first
Gay or July. 1917. to-Wit.
Bond OF $500. O0-frincipal-116.
Bond OF fb00.O0-Principal-i1s.
Bond Of S500.0O-Principal-I25.
Said Bonds 80 determined will be re-
deemed and paid at the Bank Of the ohio
Valley, In the city Of Wheeling. West
virginia. on ana after the said first day
Of July. 1912. n said bonds 50 deter
mined will cease to bear Interest from
the last mentioned day and date.
"a W. PETERSON.
l. r. SANDS.
J. \ MILLER.
Commissioner OF the Main street Bridge
loan. let series 1e-lb-t
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Static
las suH HaoEuu

PERTH AMBoY. s. J.. June is-ofn-
u the American Smelling and Re-
nninE Company declared early to-nirht
The backbone % ths strike AZ their
plant had been broken This prediction
VS. made following r. conference with
IT. = A~gNander general Manager 81 the
company and willard o. morse. = dirsc-
Tor held With r. COMMITTEES % strfkera
Terms were thcn proposed whIrh tho
strike leaders declared probably wouff
be acceptable
The Wheeling intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1903-1961, 1912-06-17

Pittsburgh Terminal majority be re-
strained from voting 81 I-Z per cent
controlling interest IN the stock ~ any
meeting. claiming 10 be on adjourn
ment ~ the annual meeting.
A. Judge uav d. out ~ town no
date was set Tor a hearing.
The Wheeling intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1903-1961, 1912-06-17
POR RENT

ron LEHT-TWo nice large rooms. fur
niHhed or unfurniahed. bath and phone.
the very best. close TO business
center 81 city. win rent cheap for the
summer. Phone Nat 1Ge1-N. fe-ib-t
EoH lBMT-New. modern e-roomsd
house. IN Woodiawn. all Conveniences.
possession az unce. See ". ~. Nichols.
Leatherwood. Bell phone 2se-J Alien
helm. my-iT-tf
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80 sTsDBErs ron
suNnnR NORMAL TnnM

Special Dispatch 20 The i-ntsmFencer
FAtRMONT. W Va. June IG-Tns
summer term ~ the Falrmont state Nor-
NAL school VIII open 40 the school huiid-
MS o-WorroW Prospects ~ an ENROLL
meut Of 500 students seem rood "a NE
Tina
The Wheeling intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1903-1961, 1912-06-17
SUMMER RESORTS

IT'S NEVER TOO HOT at Mountain
Lake Park on the crest Of the A1lege-
MES. In a white oak forest Boating and
Bathing In the Lake. Coaching. Motor
ins I11v Eng ems S9m, Csmpmeet-
18th TO August 2eth. Summer school.
July 18th to August 29th. Missionary
July 18th 20 29th. Bible Con-
ference. July 30th 90 August Sth. Good
hotels. home-like boarding houses. with
every modern convenience.
Summer homes on reasonable terms.
Electric light. natural gas. mountain
spring water. sewers.
Address the Superintendent,
MOUNTAIN LAKE PARK. ND.
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SEALED

Botco 20 M-anufacfurara- Jobbern nsr-
chants and othar WnolssAle DoAlsTa
NOTICE rs HEREBY GIVEN. hat
ne STATE Board OF Control OF the state
ct .ts o9ioe at Charleston, West Viz
ginta. for furnishing supplies for the
several State Institutions, the financial
management OF which IL vested IN said
Board. Contracts will be awarded 70 the
other thinrs being equal. west VirKfnia
dealers win be given preference
Lists of supplies needed will b fur
ninh ed bidders on receipt OF requests
stating the Zine desired
STATE BOARD or CONTROL
The Wheeling intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1903-1961, 1912-06-17
FOR SALE

ron HALE-slN high arnds Guernsey
and Jersey hsifsra 3 % rs mo. old. ].
p Nichols. r. d. l. Elm Grove. ". Va
Ir-l1-i
ron aALn-tOrtw trade FOR lot. part
CASH. 8 room house. two lots. Owner
leaving city Bargain 90 quick buyer.
Located a. Riverside. o.. Ben phone So
". bridgeport Ie-iT-i
ron shLH-Fine sorrei horse Pour
white feet city broke. Call DR..
Frampton. Cor iftn and Market sta.
Ie.1e-ff
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steam heat and all convenienres roo5
ma Porches form L" around house
us u@Bsu l7lIi Naf1 7s7
AeAA Estate, Stools, Roads. and fnvs~s.
menta.
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FURNISHED ROOMS

Fon EmNT-Two nice large ooma. fur
nished Or unfurnished. hafh and phone
Location the very best. close 20 business
center % city VIII rent cheau Tor tire
summcr Phone Nat Isa7-Y te-t5-i
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onFTWnToWn-Ruf black. white FnrH
balance season $50 per setting All
pens stock Tor sale Prices rlrhN Roth
phorsn H d. March. mr-f--ff
The Wheeling intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1903-1961, 1912-06-17
HOTEL boutwell,
VnRInA n

second house from Steel Pier. Highest
In Cuisine and Service. Booklet
=. 4 -. r. boutwell,
The Wheeling intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1903-1961, 1912-06-17
WANTED1Male Help.

WAHr1D-we have n rood thing to Of
Ter 10 energetic men. short hourA. big
money, selling household goods Call,
li4o-iitz Main St. Wheeling. w. Va
Je-s
wANrED-At once several ROOD deiiv-
cry and sales ooys. TO work before
school. Apply At Circulation Depart
ment. ~Intelligencer. between 4 and 9
The Wheeling intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1903-1961, 1912-06-17
Positions Wanted-Male

WAHTED-position as baker foreman
on bread or cakes. Address J. Griffin,
IS North ard St, Martins Ferry. Ohio,
Bell phone 1851. Je-l4-i
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one VI Atlantic city, Largest and
KOTHL y o

On Oc-~n front. close 10 all attrac-
tons. Capacity 1000. The location.
large rooms and open surroundings
comfortable hotel for the Summer.
All baths supplied with sea and fresh
water: running water in guest rooms:
spacious promenade verandas over
look the famous Boardwalk. Orchestra
High class American and
European plans.
A D. Ruksyssr, Mgr.
Joel Kinuan. Pres.
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.TYPEWRlTERS . SALE
oErVMn typewriter. rocd condition. 81.
, smith, go Main 81 Bell SIR.
Nall 1lh1-M ap-l1-tf