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Arizona republican., 1912-06-29
ARIZONA WAS DIVIDED

BALTIMORE, June 28.-At the end of the tenth ballot once more mo nomination" was announced but Chairman James took occasion to re- mark that Clark had received more than a majority. This brought 2 storm of protests from the Wilson men and the eleventh roll call was begun in disorder.
 A poll of the Arizona delegation was demanded when the chairman tried to cast the six votes for Clark. The roll call showed Clark five, Will son one. Under the Bryan resolution which suspended the unit rule in the primary states, Wilson was accorded a single vote.
Arizona republican., 1912-06-29
BRYAN THOUGHT TO BE PLANNING
 ANOTHER CROSS OF GOLD EPISODE

All the Delegates Supporting Smaller Candidates Sit ting Fairly Tight Making Few Changes; Wilson Made Steady Gains, But Small Ones Throughout the Afternoon and Night; Supporters of Clark Profess to Be Expecting His Early Triumph
Arizona republican., 1912-06-29
BRYAN'S PLANS
It Is Suspected He Is Scheming for a
 Speech Today.

BALTIMORE, June 28.-When Will liam J. Bryan took his place with the Nebraska delegation the dele gates crowded around him demand ing counsel, but he ignored them. He gazed at the wild disorder about him and talked with Samuel Untermeyer of New York, counsel for the money trust Investigating committee who hurried to him. Later Bryan moved to a seat in the Oregon delegation and this led to the belief that when that state was called he would en- deavor to secure recognition to make a speech.
 A big crowd of delegates crowded about him cheering wildly A Will son demonstration was then under way and for twenty-five minutes Chairman James sought in vain to restore order Bryan returned to his place in the Nebraska delegation just as the uproar began to subside.
Arizona republican., 1912-06-29
AS THE NIGHT PASSED.
Crowded GaIIariss Expected to See
 the End.

BALTIMORE, June 2S.-A general understanding that the nomination of a democratic candidate for the presi- dency would be made before the a1- journment of tonight's session filled the galleries. The heat was intense and the delegates in addition to dis cardng their coats, stripped off their wilted collars. Chairman James drop ped the gavel at 9:42. Rev. George F. Dudley of Washington, offered prayer and concluded amid applause. Chair man James at 9:4S directed the calling of the roll of the sixth ballot.
 Malieu, an Oklahoma alternate, tried
Arizona republican., 1912-06-29
MESES INVITATION ID HER CELEBRATION
Letter Of Commercial Club to Phoenix
 Board of Trade.

Following is the invitation of the Mesa commercial club to the Phoenix board of trade, to join the Mesa people in their celebration of the glorious fourth
 Mesa Ariz., June 24, 1912. Phoenix board of trade,
 Phoenix, Arizona
 Gentlemen
 The citizens of Mesa have planned to have a grand fourth of July celebra- tiOn here in Mesa. A special program has been arranged for that day con- sisting Of horse races, all manner of sports, speeches and refreshments. The Arizona Eastern is going to put on special trains to bring people from over the valley to Mesa on that day. A good time for all is guaranteed. May we count on your cooperation to make this day 2 success and may we count on your body to give this event the publicity that it requires?
 Very truly yours,
 MESA COMMERCIAL CLUB,
 By BENj. ESTABROOK. Phoenix will hope for Mesa a big blooming, booming Fourth of July celebration and no doubt there will be many Phoenix people in attendance Phoenix however has been planning a big show itself for the same day and it will hardly be possible for all Phoe- nix to be in both places. Secretary Welch replied to the letter indicating the best wishes of the board for a sue cesSful event
Arizona republican., 1912-06-29
THE MORNING AFTER
The First Ballot Taken in the Early
 Sunlight

BALTIMORE. June 2S.-After a tumultous night of wild clamor for candidates. no one was nominated on the first ballot at 6:43 o'clock this morning. The convention was called at S:13 last night. The roll call of states for nominees for president be-
Arizona republican., 1912-06-29
MESA COMMERCIAL CLUB,
 R,- pENi FSTARROOK
ROOSEVELT PARTY
Early Call For Convention is Prom
 sed
rAssocIArEn PRESS pIsPATcHl

OYSTER BAY, June 28-A call for d national convention of the new pro- gressive party will be issued in three or four days. T don't know what will be done or when the convention will be held" said Roosevelt.
Arizona republican., 1912-06-29
THE NIGHT WAS EXCITING BUT AS THE DAY RESU[TLESS
 CLARK HAS A LONG LEAD

When the Tenth Roll Call the Great New York Delegation Swung From Harmon to the Speaker, Giving Him Lead of 2OO His Friends Thought They Saw the Beginning of the End of the Struggle for the Nomination
Arizona republican., 1912-06-29

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Arizona republican., 1912-06-29

Continued on Page 3.
The Wheeling intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1903-1961, 1912-04-10
School Board MEETING

The school board of Richland dis
Fict held brief meeting here last
evening. being presided over by Pres
ldent George s. Ebberts. A number
OF routine matters were disposed of
and the question OF having a one
year high school term here for the
graduates of the Richland district
schools was briefly discussed. but on
definite action taken. II is the in.
tention OF the board to arrange. il
possible. TO have the graduates from
this district take a year high school
course in WarwoOd. as the majority
OF the parents of the graduates can
not pay $50 for course in the
Wheeling high school and carfare.
The board also discussed the erection
OF high school building here. The
board made arrangements to meet
with the Warwood board Of trade
here next week. when the high school
proposition will be further entered
into.
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THERE D. YOU
TAKE THAT"
FOLLOWED NURoEROUs As
sAulT ON NORTH END MAN.
Unable 70 Account for Attsek-Wss
Rensereo uneonseious-Up-
River News

Paul Buski. a miner al the Richland
coal works. South Warwood. aged
about 30 years. living with his family
between South warwood ana North
wheeling. was called to the door of
hts home early yesterday morning.
and when he stuck out his head TO see
what was wanted. a man struck him
a violent blow on the head with a
heavy blunt instrument. yelling out
as he ran through the yard toward
the river. There. d-n you, take
that"
Paul took il all right. for IL was
forced on him. and then he was taken
into the house from the porch. on
which he fell unconscious. DR.. II. n.
Haning was quickly called. and short.
iy before his arrival the man was re.
stored TO consciousness. Last evening
he was able TO walk about, but his
head Is badly swollen. a knot the size
OF an old-time door knob adjoining his
Uranium. Who the man is and why
ne smote him on the head. Paul is
unable to understand. Bush said he
heard someone calling him shortly be-
fore O'Clock yesterday morning. and
thinking IL was a countryman in dis.
tress. hurried to the door, when he
was struck.
Town Sergeant Conner was work.
Ing on the case all day yesterday. but
has no clue TO the man.
The Wheeling intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1903-1961, 1912-04-10

Monday evening The Junior circle
Of the Kings Daughters of the War.
wood vicinity held their initial meet.
ink AZ the home ~ Mrs Harry WIKI.
ius. on Norfh Main street aud elected
the following officers Tor tire ensuing
year Mrs. Pearl FleauRh. leader
Miss Mamie Costello. vice leader
Miss Elsie Hs.fonbinc. secretary. and
Miss Mary Irene Day. treasurer Plans
uere made for future work bv society.
which nov has about -D members.
The regular circle of KINGS uaueht
"-s held fheir monthly meeting DO Mr..
Harm Mcclure home The feature
~ fho session VAS an excellent and in-
feresunE address hs Mrs Cyrus old.
ham. 1f Wheeling West vIrrinIs.
treasurer of fha kinEs Daughter.
Circles
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GENERAL NOTICE
NOTICE.

Notice Is hereby given that any Repub-
iicau voter desiring to become a caudi-
cate Tor delegate TO the First District
. Confessional Convention 20 be held a:
NeW Martinsyille on May 10. 1912. or to
lue Stale DELEGATE Convention To be held
81 Huntington on May rs. 1912. must ffIe
DIS appliratiOu with 70. b.. hirk chair
man or the Ohio County Republican Ex-
e,uuNe Committee. not later than nine
CLOCK =. M. saturday. April "a 1872.
and each application must be accom- an
Jed "a Zee 81 five dollars showing the
maglsterial district In which ne lives
and must designate the presidential pre-
Terence of the applicant In order That
nus name a. such delegate may be- placed
under tho proper caption as heretofore
Ut of ided ~ the said County Committee
hr order ~ the onto county Vepubif-
can Executive Committee
T. r. CREsAT cFairr-,,
SerrefHfv 49, a,
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Another Foreigner Hit on Head

Another Warwood foreigner was
struck on the head early yesterday
morning, who also works for the Rich
land Coal Company and lives in
South Warwood. This one was John
Monich. who. 1t is said. got into a
controversy with a bartender at the
Klein saloon on North Main street,
and ne was struck a most terrific
blow on the head with a heavy beer
glass by the bartender. telling him
TO the floor. The racket. IL is said.
created considerable excitement. and
as quickly as possible the injured for
eigner was put into an automobile and
taken home. He was able TO be out
yesterday. but his head is badly
swollen and bruised.
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Warwood Briefs and p.rsor,,,

Yesterday afternoon the Warwood
Tool company. the largest plant in
this town, paid of for the week end.
ing Monday evening. Pay day will
hereafter be on Tuesday instead of
Saturday
George Wilson, who has been seri-
ously i'll for the past two months at
the home of his daughter. Mrs.
Bedeil. was able to be out Yesterday
The Warwood Fire and Protective
association will hold an important
business meeting Thursday evening.
George Ebberts. Jr.. is having built
handsome home in South Warwood.
Ben Wilson, a local carpenter. who
was seriously injured several weeks
ago while working on a house in
South Warwood when II COLLAPSED. Is
reported to be getting along nicely at
the Haskins hospital. hut is still in
pretty bad shape. II is feared that
one OF his LEGS will be permanently
crippled.
DR.. Israel Bedell still remains in
critical condition at his home in
Center Warwood. there being little
hope of his recovery.
Mr.. and Mrs Frank Grimm have
returned from a visit at New Mar
ilnsville.
Mr. and Mrs. Charles Miller. of
Center Main street. have for their
guests Mr.. and Mrs. James Mccoy. Of
Akron. Ohio.
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VICTIM Of SHOOTING
LiTTLE IMPROVED

GRAFTON. vs. va. April % Re.
porte fhH mornIrE from fhs hospital
gro f1 thr eferf chat Lufler F1rd
clio vas shot yesterday by % A. %
or @fIFff uHH somewhat fm.
proved Tho ulfs.r.aHs have ro Ger
rrf.and fo give co. family ems eurolr
a.rurnf aa '1 his rsrUrfrf 40 &C.
fHl laa been nErn fuaarIa ffr 90
rraf of -fItsI. prudIrE drreIrumsnfa
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MISCELLANEOUS
DIED.

LIHDEE-On Monday. April s.. 1919. ~
l' g. o'clock 3 M. az her late resi-
denrs. SO. f2f. McCuiiorh street.
Mar 81. wife ~ Martin Linden. in
tI" hlef year ~ her age
unnrnI from ere reaftIaura TruraHHe
u1urrInr 80 SIS Ueuufrrn mass I'D
IoaruH.s cathedral o. q O'Clock F'rierda
invited lntrrment nc Mt calvary
cemetery
soHEa-'Iu Monday April 8 1912 -
I' O'Clock % u. ~ Tire home - hef
enf .n-lau. John kiref In EIni Grows
Mrr caroline Jones in tHe sEth year
.r frr $50
fuuer.I services 900 ha conducted 90
f.e ..ws ~ John kiEsr. on stone
'IHf." rn.f rw Grove TruraInv
fHrru nr. trrI DO. 1879. re- 90 "a. .fsrk
500 .r f.e Sand lnU N b. church af
fUIHrH r w frIrrnlrrf 40 sand
800 cemetery
WILLIAMS. ur MHnHar APRIL 1879
OF II. q 81 N H WILLIAMS
.u Gro H rfHf 90 .fH Hrr
IHII.n. from Die InIr residence in raf.
ff. .Hn. .fafar Afternoon 60 9
.I".h Friends .f Gro frHIIrs rra fr.
..ffH fH attend IrtrrnIrrf 90 stone
Church .eHUafar.
fI'rasr nr.f nrurfrH
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Many More Men Wanted.

u appears that there IL an IN
usual scarcity ~ laborers in this
vicinity at present The contractors
on the Top Mil road cannot put the
work through with a. much rapidly
AZ they would like 10 because Of the
inability 20 secure good laborers
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John Cain. OF North Warwood. was
aoIe TO be out yesterday after sew
eraI days illness at his home MIR.
oaln mas been one of the chief work.
ers ana directors in building the War.
wood Methodist tabernacle. and to-
Jay me- with Contractor David Lutes.
VIII probably resume work on the
euihce' assisted by several men who
are giving their services gratis. w.
>. frager' Warwoods plumber. is put.
.lng the gas pipes and fixtures in the
oulidlng free. The tabernacle will
oe dedicated Sunday afternoon at 3
O'Clock by the Rev. S. X. Arbuthnot.
~ ID. assisted by the pastor. the Rev.
Charles Beachy. and other ministers.
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Brigade Gives Dress PARADE.

Last evening the WarWood BOYS
Brigade Of America connected with
the Richalnd Presbyterian church
gave a full dress parade about the
vicinity OF the edihce under command
OF Captain Beall Just before the
drill meeting for the study Of the
Bible was held In the church. being
the initial services OF this kind for
the brigade
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NOTICE.



WHEREAS. IN ~. sult l, en.,-~rr
e-Snt - the CITY - WheelinE aEatnst
- S. =. Cos cenp-ny - w--f Vir-
y. Vest vir<in,s. thaf court rs sr.rt-
...tne city AZ INJUNCTION AGAINST
1911 COMPANY. RESTRAINING III
LIGHTING PURPOSES - As To coN-
I'll WITH GAS MANIFACTTRFfB
~ y, III CITY, OR PROM PERMITTING
rn H ga M MsiS Gil, - SoNprc-TED
saIIHSfNSf CSDER Any STREETS.
Ttft- - Oh ~ hLlC GROUNDS OF
III ~ t,I OBJ WHEELING. To BE
s1LD OR Used FOR LIGHTING Pt'R-
IDsES 80 As To COMPETE WITH
SAs MANUFACTURED BY THE CRY.
WHEREAS, the Court held In said .ytt
tnat THE COMPANY CAN NOT LAIN
80 81 THE BENEFIT or IRIS
III TneN ~, MD THEN THROW UPON
THAT THAT TIE GAS 1T SELLS rs SoT
SID FOR LIGHTING PURPOSES.
w. II MUST TAKE THE BURDEN
IT ISIS THE STREETS Ann Avail =
ELI OF ITS PRIVILEGES 1T MUST
ca LIS SoNTRACT. and that IT
THOSE WHO USE TT roa IIoHT. ~
Co.. ~ therefore,, those who are using
TT hshting purpose the natural ,sas FUR
1uniess y such Company In said city.
I'M, such use Is by the express auth
Iri'y or the city OF wheelinED are here
~, INJURED that unless they ceas. such
t. OF sald gas. disconnect their heat
ns saS pipes from their pipes conyevinx
sas IN their premises for lighting nrrs
pose. ana thenceforth refrain from us
MI mi sIeh gas FOR lighting. said Company
VII smut off their supply OF such 90 >
Ior any purpose and refrain ,6asa. go
,,n,Ii Iurnishing them with natural gas
, uhn'II satsfied IT will not be used nv
Virginia. by PdhE OF west
s,-,o GEORGE HEARD
Its President
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RECEIVERS SALE
REcEIvER's Sale.

Notce u hereby given that pursuant
% the decree OF the Circuit Court Of
yhto County. entered In the cause ~ y
~. LanHe 81 81 W. ~. D. Ridenour 81 al
the undersigned viii. 90 10 O'Clock u fn
on saturday. April "a. 1912. offer 81 pub
lic sale 60 the highest and best bidder
Tor cash. % the front door % the AtpnitS
Theatre. on tue south side 81 - --senth
street near the southeast corner % Mar
ket and Fourteenth Streets. IN the city
N WheelnE. West Virginia al OF the
personal property of the MefropofIfnn
Amuse meut Company ~ set out In ne
appraisenent filed IN said cause Inrlrfi-
ina pianos. iror safe. electric sign. srsn.
cry and All fixtures and appliance per-
contained ~ or used ln counecflon ug.fa
said Theatre
p g ROMtNE
aI-h-m HrHnlVfr
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Positions Wanted-Male

WANTED-We have good men to fill
positions OF trust office men. business
managers, booklseepers. stenographers
clerks. men for delivery wagons, ware
nouse men. statesmen. teamsters. labor
ers and men for odd jobs, call NATL
Phone ok OF Bell 19O5-R, National
PUBLIC Service Bureau. Board Of Trade
Building. mr-19-tf
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School Entertainment Enjoyable.

Last evening an excellent musical
ana literary entertainment was given
by the pupils of the Loveland (South
Narwoodl school in the building.
which was attended by fully $50 per
sons. The program as published in
this column last week was carried
out. As the affair was so ENJOYABLE
and successful. it is likely that il will
be repeated in the near future. The
proceeds will be- used 10 establish a
library at the school. The entertain
ment was gotten mp by Principal John
Mitchell and his corps OF able teach
ers
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For Sale-Typewriters

TYPEWArTER8IOli Typewriters
Will give satisfaction, cost nothing for
repairs and will last a life time. DO
not buy any other make OF typewriter
before investigating.
New and second hand oliver machines
for sale, IL interested our salesman will
call at your place OF business. National
Public Service Bureau. 800 Board OF
Trade Bldg, Wheeling. w. Va. mr-26-tf
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uun cd results

First ward Chns. Wall DRl fu3.
Geo Essterday tDI lU-. Halls major.
tv
second Ward James Iaurk tRI
100. John scou rpi 7.. Lauck ma
lorify 3D.
Third ward Wilson CsrmIchaf fRI
800. liIrry PAUL lDI ~ Carmichars
majority O.
fourin eard Chss Wifhrou fHI
lt- JOAN kunrsle nDl o. wrh-ou's
majority Iug
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Positions Misunderstanding

WANTED-We have girls for office
work. bookkeeprrs stenoFraphers
clerks, nurses. cooks. and girls for gem
eral houseWOrk sometimes We nave
women Tor house cleaning. washing
ironing and odd Job work call National
Phone ak or Bell igO5-R National
PUBLIC Service Bureau. Third Floor.
Board OF Trade Building mr-Is-tf
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SAILED PROPOSALS..

Hotics - nranufartursr. rgrr-r. ~.
tnaHta anf ofhar Whnlanals Daalara.
NgIlCL % HEREBY sfVEN. That
80 taLf Nnarl ~ Control ~ fha stats
- Wesf Nirrfnfn wfIf rsrsfus fffa faflV
- effioF ~ Crarissfnn Wet VIZ.
Ellla To- furnlEnirr suurliea fer ffa
gel e-ate lrHflfuftrus fHe nranrial
lana FrTerf ~ whfef - vested Dr. $40
Hearl Clltractn wiii BE- aunrfsf 10 80
l.aeaf uINnFra nuaIffV considered ard
- lulr 81 HsInr e1uai West Nlratnfa
faera Wl.l - rfFFr rreferrura
L.iela ~ surullsa rse1rd rul fur.
~ e.1deIs o. receipt % requeata
afafInW 80 Ire fraffrf
srArE BOARD % CONTROL.
m-fes Charisatnn. Wsaf NirHfnfa
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special pr..by,.,,s, s.,,,,..

If.7 evening fhn special services
rHI Dbl. opened OF fHo Waruuod Pres
h1i'r'fu church ht tbe Urv Edgar
W haf. pastor. which vII also De
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BUSINESS OPPORTUNITIES

tHVnaTmEHTa- you uish 60 buy ~
sell a business. NJ you desire o. lake
n partner with ~ Without he service n
TIE business ~ you wish a. make ~
irrFrfuerf ~ any kind 10 guu uIar 10
hur ~ sell farm. coal OiI. rraNef aanf
~ anF ulinnfral PRODUCING property 10
Nnu haff money 90 invest fr any n.nI
-. hlHlnrra. Wr car araiaf you efafs
Ilninlf in your firrf letter fuaf shat
you want rur service ieafa fn rlIaE
deals N..-nrai Public Service urrsau.
WhsflnH. " Va rrr. ar.ff
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LOST


EoaT-H'a0h ieafhrf pocket honk Mans
Un IuaI1e. r0nf1fuirn fIa1n Tslaaae
can Ef-l Aftenrfim Uei phone
ar n-f
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William % Uur1s. member of The
Burns and church Transfer COMPANY.
uf WhrrIrr. htH entered INFO fra
poultry HlsIreas here 0n o. large scale.
Dos rarkIHE aH ono 0f fhe hIFrasf
HfirE .urrf n THE srrfI1u
Sunday Increases Hs-b~-shto
IHr Rev I rrt.r. pastor ID fr.
Narrunf CHRISTIAN church. stated raaf
nrrr.ra fHaf fHar. Dad already t-rr
rr.....f Irfn fI. congregation o. raa
T.u0 Hra rHn Harr converted under
'|s Hrr r"F SUNDAY end fat fffa
rsrk If more u.I Dol ntsu Dob. Who
a.re aisn converted Hs ST. SUNDAY
IHr revival uss.rr af fEe church Ir
barge Hf f.. Urf u O. White 90
I.sf'au. assisted D.. tHe Rev SIR
Prfnr. sFs largely attended fa.f oten.
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WANTED-FeuIaIe Help


WANTED-COok Amply Mrs Robt
Hazlett. 92l Main street. ap-iO-h
WAHTED-At 224l Chapline St. & girl
or woman to do general house work
reference required. ap-iO-i
WANTED-Lady canvassers who are
capable or earning $500 day. Excel
lent position for hustlers. No deposit re-
quired. Apply Immediately by letter or
IN person. W. NJ. Bingham, 80 i4th St
ap-i0-j
WAHTED-Girl for general homework
Good wages. Apply to Mrs. $ Kline
No. / Maryland Ave. ap-IO-i
WANTED-Male or Female.
s-~~S~S~~~~~~~~-~~~~~~
WAHTED-Solicitors male and female
easy selling plan, salary or commits
sion. National Public Service Bureau.
mr-26-tf
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ELECT TICKET
MADE CLEAN SWEEP IN NUM-.
clPAL ELECTION AT
WELLSBURG.
City Clerk, School Commissioner and
-Four Couneilmen Were
All Elected.

Special Dispatch 20 the Intelligence.
WELLSBURG. ". Va. April 9
The Republicans made a clean sweep
today in the city election. when they
elected the City clerk. school commits.
sioner and four councilmen. The fact
that u was an OF year and only a
portion Of the city offices were filled.
resulted in the vote being somewhat
reduced. The only special issue en-.
tering into the election was levy
proposition on which the First ward
cast ll3 for and - against and the
Second ward iiS for and % against.
The result on the city ticket follows.
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FUNERAL DIRECTORS.
BruemmeY 6 Hildebrsnd

Funeral Directors and Embaimsrs.
Corner Market and T-u-eufv-rer0rT -.
Telephones 2oI. Opvu dax and niFht
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RECEIVERS NOTICE


Ncfice - herecy Eivsa tat pursuzE.
- - ortsr - Appotntu1eut n tns cir-
Cutf tuurt - Orlo guurry Weaf VIZ
Gln1a. I naNs Qualities a. H-rsfrsr q
tts Metrorrlitan ArnEssuenf Company
All rsracns nartnE claims aEnfnsf tnis
cprporattcr utll pleaes rrcmptly present
th~ir arr1unts. duiy itemI-sd and N~rI-
fisd % tre gnferrtrn-d
n = ROMINE
aR-l-le-ls--t Receiver.
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10 RcsiInnr MnrL

this week. Vi
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Transfer of Liquor License

Transfer OF nst.n Lisaer LiesassL
Wh-eling. W. Va March -. 1914
The following Application for transfer
% Retail Liquor License hss been fi.t
with me this day. March Is 1919. from
Alexander Ballent to Joseph Schatxln-
ger. iess Market street
CHAS. "a GEiGER.
Clerk OF the License Court
mr-e0-.7-ap-.-ie