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NO LIMIT TO CARD coMoiNA.
 TONS.

Eveiy card player probably has won tered at times how many combina. lions it k possible to make with the ilftytwo cards of the pack. In a game er receives a hand of thirteen cards. dealt out from the pack of fifty-two. the total possible number of different hands which may thus he dealt is greater than six hundred thousand million The exact number. as worked out by an authority. is 635.0i3. .5S9s00 This number. however large as it may appear becomes not merely small but practically invisible when compared with the total number of arrange ments in which the hfty-two cards
 may be placed after the shuffe To quote the whole of this number would take too much space but it may be mentioned that it begins with so fol- lowed by 66 other figures. It would be quite hopeless task to attempt to grasp the conception of the reaAuean- ing of such a number bst some idea Cat least of It's inconceivabilitY may oe presented by means of the following calculations:
 Let us suppose that two thousand millions of human being leach sup piled with a pack of cards) were 10 attempt actually 10 produce every pos- slble arrangement of the ffty-tw, cards It is further 10 be supposed that they work ceaselessly without rest day or night form years end te years end at the rate of one new ar- per second for each person during a period of 100000 years. It should be noted that the entire population of the earth today Is esti mated to be in the neiehborhood of i.s00. DOC .ooO.
 The hypothesis from which We star. Is. therefore. that a population one quarter more than that which now exists has spent lts whole time dur Ing an interval moro than fifty times the duration of the Christian era, In
 huffling cards al the rate of one shuffle per second. or more than thir- ty-onc million shuffles in each year per head In view of such figures the , eader may well ask how many times the total number of arrangements will
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THE PARCEL POST.

President Taft ever since he has been in office has been working to secure the parcel post for the United States The executive realized the Cnited States was years behind other countries in this branch of the postal system.
 The influence of the moneyed inter est was never more strongly brought out than in the holding back of this great need of the people all these years. People who have migrated tL our country have been accustomed to the parcels post system at home for years. in fact the present generation from European countries have been used 10 IL all their lives and 1t has al ways struck the citizens of other countries as rather strange this mod ern method of conducting business has been kept out of our postal depart ment.
 Another strange feature tO people of foreign countries is the fact they could send packages home to the old country in weights up 10 twelve pounds at the rate Of twelve cents per pound. while to friends in thls country between American postoffices
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fy and when a women win caN her tullot is answered hy the wd sn . rason-intuitIon
 III Gill never was popular w!;h tHs V men. SO we arc informed. s lul sfvt Id take his medicine. like n.a., towing there are nine out of O rct v ten men In the world. who have "n C, .ttcd by the same creatures aut nfet'y glad of thr chance to st-.k" :hc.r ,ulors to such fair cap.l-s
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WOMEN ELECT coTTeRiLL.

Mayor Elect George r. Co;terin of Seattle has the women to thank for his election as the chief, or head Of fciel of the Spirit City" the contest during the primaries were that close. and the lead of Hi Giil so great over the man the women had their hearts set upon electing it spured them on 10 work for his election.
 The granting of suffrage to women in the state of Washington Is now be- ing felt In politics and their vote Is quite a factor. il Is the balance of ; nting power. So to speak. and how.
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REMEMBER ALL
 ALASKA swEEPsTAkes

The All. Alaska Sweepstakes race Is drawing neigh and the returning sun proves that the days are getting longer; but what care we. H the other candies arc growing stale Toby is making |. fresh every day. just to give the people a chance to enjoy pure fresh made candy day in and dsy out, 10 matter H iee-brsaksrs come srd %.
 Fresh crisp brittle of s,i kinds and description. are turned out dsuy. shsn there is the decoration and favors in sIl eolors made to order with Easter coming on a pace, so ssy nothine of notions that We carry in stook Voc ,ha. great celebration.
 rosYs CANDY KITCHEN.
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FIRE ALARM SIGNALS.

FIRE ALARM SIGNALS. t2. Standard Oil Co. f3. carstens Cold Storage. l+. John j. Sesnon Go. office. IS. Headquarters Saioon. 2i. Recorders office. a. Lawrence HoteI. 25. Fire department. 3l, Discovery Saloon. o2. Yorksy's Cigar Store. 41. Pacific Cold Storage Go. Ssndspit. 42 Third Ave. and Lanes Way.
 Engine House Phone Main s7. Seven Whistles, Water. Three Fir. out
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Teddy Is foreman of the grand Ju,y back in his home town-Weli he has won one election this year and per hars they will keep him busy around New York and Long Island SO he will not have time to assume duties over at the White House.
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It used 10 be the man behind the gun orc had to look out for but the latest version Is Look out for the man behind the trusts
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have been produced by this vast amount of sustained human effort I'm, answer Is not once.
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WEATHER RECORD
MARCH '. 1912.

Trmpcraturc Maximum. go ahov" minimum l6 above. Haromcter-29.l inches. Weather-Cloudy Wind-Moderatc
 ARTHUR GIBSON. observer.
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OFFICIAL PAPER.
NOME. ALASKA MARCH 8. 1912.
COMING EVENTS.

Vaudeville Night for benefit All-Alas- ks Sweepstakes race. Eagle Hall. Saturday, March g
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Ask and you shall receive. It's heee 10 show for itself. You all get the benefit of your ask. Ask hsrs and you will also receive. bO6.
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outsids ordinary mail oicsss every Monday and Thursday st 5 o'clock.
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And II will come to pass tomorrow evening
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OR. ]. N. SLOAN.

office honr- "a un1 ro "o P m. Phone. Office. Man 41 resi- dence Black 4a,
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OUTSIDE BEER AT EAGLE.
 For outside beer bottled or on dros. go to the Eagle, whore it can bs secured by the siass. bottle or case.
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oR. b. s. NEUMAk.

Office hours 10 { and to g. Phone Black S2.
The Wheeling intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1903-1961, 1912-12-13
WAYS OF THE
STREETTOLD
BY A WITNESS
Inside Information the Workings of Wall Street De-
scrbed by Witnesses Before Investigating Committee
Broker Tells of the Woong of Tickle Goddess of Chance in
the Street'-Manipulaon of the Market.

WASHINGTON. u. G.. Dec. l.-
The highways and byWays OF finance
rs traversed by operators ON. the New
York stock Exchange were mapped
out before the House banking and cur
rency committee To day in its money
trust inquiry. Frank X Sturgis. OF
the brokerage firm OF Strong. Sturgis
q Company. former president and a
member Of the board Of governors of
the stock Exchange. told the commit.
tee at length about the ways OF The
Street"
The examination OF Mr Sturris by
Samuel Intcrmyer. counsel for the
committee. brislted with technical dis
cussions and involved dirressions
Mr. Sturgis. at times. insisted on
lengthy explanations in answering
questions. and once fatty declined TO
answer. His counse'. John G. Milburn.
interfered to preserve the calm dirui.
Ity Of the occasion. The testimony OF
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QUAKER CITY CRUSADE
AGAINST HEN FRUIT.

PHILADELPHIA. Ta. Dec f.-
Afore than twn million eyes were re-
tailed at q cents a dozen bt tho
H0uerkrrporr ts4rI. today Loo tra
campaign fl reduce fht price of utfr-
started here Yesterday six Thousand
crates OF 800 duzfn each were d.etrlb-
utcd to tho settlement houses. stores
end private cwflunr. before closing
fmr tonight nrd wsra aU eagerly
purchased Although ftr fhous1rd
cases wrra rnfd yesterday. fhr demand
TODAY wac oven rtrIi.r
Mr.. brrr. tha president nf thr
league. fouIrIf ISSUED H cali flr a.ifH
tInraI Uu'Ir. .rrs f1 ..l Iu selling fn..
rrrH arI Isr moro HuIYmnhI.s fn
nI.fr.Hufe fhru u .rI.r fHHf H .fIf
Hrr.r quantity mr. rr r..uo..I .r
fnurrrnw. rfe fH.e fIs .urrI. i.
practically maehfuet|UI. HuI rh. proc
i'.n. fn 'HutInu. tho .lnrIi-r until
fha rsfrI dealers who Ia.. been
mairfaInIrr h.eH rrI..s have bonn
taurtf a fhnfnIen l...un..
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WILL ASK FOR
DISSOLUTION
N. Y. CENTRAL
Protest Filed by Stockholders Of New
York Central Against Issuing
$4,000, 900 Bonds.

COLUMBUS, o. Dec. ia protest
was fled here late to-day with the
state utilities committee by stockhold-
ers OF the New York Central Railroad
npiaSt ths spplie1fi0n fer an issuAneS
OF S3iOoO.Ojd OF bonds by the railroad
for improvement in Ohio II is de-
clared that the railroad is a trust. and
IA suit will be brought for its dissolu-
ton under the provisions OF the Sher-
man Law.
The letter Of protest was signed by
/. II. Nenner & Company. bankers.
." Wall street. New York. as stock
holders in the New York Central *
Hudson River Railroad and the Michi-
San Central Railroad. and also By the
Continental Security Company OF New
y ork. by its secretary. Charles +. Rob
inson. as stockholder in the Michigan
Central.
Representatives OF the protesting
stockholders are expected here Mon
day. when the application for the issu-
auce OF the certificates will be heard
10y the utilities board
I'm the letter the stockholders OF the
subsidiary lines declared that action
leading toward dissolution would
have been Instituted sooner had not
the Union Pacific case. in which de-
cree dissolving the Hartman merger
I was recently given. been pending IN
| the United States Supreme Court. The
delay Is further explained by a com
munication from Wade Hellis. former
Attorney General OF Ohio. which was
enclosed. 10 set forth that tho govern.
ment itself would have brought suit
against the New York Central system
three years ago under an alleged vio.
lation Of the Sherman antitrust law.
/ but that the Union Pacific case en-
bodied the question Of the legality of
cne road 10 control the stock Of a
competing line.
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air. Sturcis broueht out the following
points.
The membership of the stock liz.
charge has not been increased since
1862. when it was fAcd at LOO. since
tn"n the business done and the securf.
Ties listed ON the exchange have IN.
creased about nity times over MIR.
Siursis declared that au increase in
membership was uunoces-a ary. for the
present membership va. well able 10
handle the business OF the public.
I'm a dozen recent failures. Mr.. Stur-
Sis admitted. stock Exchange houses
had carried with them stock owned
in pdri ay their customers. hut hypoth.
ecai~d hy the brokers for more than
the real ownership OF tho broker In
such cases 90 proceeds Of the sale OF
tho bankrupt brokers scat on the ex-
change goes. if was explained. not to
lis customers. hut 10 his creditors in
sd" the exchange Mr. Sturgis
(continued on Page rlevenJ
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ANOTHER FURRY
IN THE MARKET
Union Pacific Was IN a Slump Again
Yesterday and Other Stocks
Were on Decline.

NEW YORK. Dec. le-The stock
market experienced another spasm OF
excitement today in the course OF
which the Union Pacific. tho weakest
issue Oi the last week. was again
pressed for sale in large quantities
ana fell four points 10 $50 81 its
lowest quotation for over four wears.
Other stocks that suffered substan.
iidl declines Included Reading. Can
adidn Pacific alQamated Copper.
American Smelling and some OF tho
more prominent specialtics South
ern Pacific was again conspicuos
Tor it strength. as was also L. s.
steel Which yielded less than a point
in The face OF enormous offerings
Although the session recorded A
number Of low records for the pres
ent mo' emcuf. 'ho day as "A whole
was Tar les> active and without many
of The previous day b spectacular fea-
turcs Most OF the un-ottlement oc.
cur ed in the first hour. al which time
lowest prices prevailed and trading
was heaviest
kccoyerIes o' two 10 five points
cn-uof by midday. after which busi-
ness became comparatively dun and
devoid of special features. Factors
contributing to fbo rebound were the
heavy hry of Union Pacific. for
home and foreign accounfe London
Was reported purchaser of 10000
shares of this sfoch and took other
cues to total OFF perhaps $4,000
shares
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from Avlona. reporting the rece Of
dispatch from Essad Pasha. the
Turkish commander. announcing that
in fierce engagement, lasting two
days, near Janina. the Greeks were
defeated and compelled to retreat.
Peace Delegates Arrive.
LONDON. Dec. l2-The Greek
Servian and Montenegrin peace com
missions arrived in London tonight
from Paris. They were greeted at the
Charing Cross station by Cosmopoli.
tan crowd. which included the Greek
Archimandrite and members OF the
various legations.
The Greek premier. NJ Nenibelos.
and other delegates expressed appre-
citation OF their Indebtedness 10 the
British governments courtesy and
earnest hope for the speedy and sue.
cessful conclusion OF their mission. NJ
Nenizel0s said they were determined
TO do their utmost 20 secure a lasting
peace and desired hereafter TO be the
best OF friends with the Turks
Details OF procedure and the date OF
(continued on Page Eins.)
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FOUND GUILTY OF
SHOOTING HUBBY
Jury In Case Of Mrs. Mary Hammer
Finds Her Guilty Of Shooting Hus-
band While Autoinq.

LOCKPORT. a. s. Dec 12-The
jury in tho case OF Mrs Mary Hammer
charged with shooting her husband
George Hammer. broueht in verdict
of guilty Judge Hickey imposed "a
sentence of imprisonment az hard Ia.
Dor for not lees than ten years and
NOT more than o. years and e.y
months lu discn3rging the juror.
judge Hickey said ho d'd not 500
how they could have reached ycr.
DICT other than Tho one returned
Mrs Hammer was overcome add had
20 bo carried from tho c.u-t room
Hammer was driving au automobile
along fho Niagara Fails buffalo road
late ON niFhf in september whom The
shooting took place Mrs Hammer
sitting iu tho tonncau with her four
year old boy. shot Hammer in fhe
back n tho head fn trying fo con.
ce1l The weapon ur- Uarrr- acct
denfaliy shot herself in thr icr
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Attorney General Hogan Gives Intel
ligeneer Correspondent Informa-
ton on the Subject.
High School Students Appeared Be.
fore the Grand Jury Yesterday
To Give Testimony.
BY staff Correspondent.

STEUBENVILLE. o.. Dec. 12.-
Money elected a majority OF the sue.
cessful candidates or Jefferson county
at the recent election. And had il
not been for the coin the winners 10
large extent would not have proven
successful This in substance was
the statement made today TO the Intel.
ligencer by Attorney General Hogan.
who is conducting the Investigation in
TO the alleged election iTreKul Ia ri4i %
inthis county. The further they dig
into the Investigation the more rot
tenness' they find. is the statement
Of the probers.
At the Thursday noon recess Mr..
Hogan stated that the grand jury
inquiry was progressing nicely aud
that some of the evidence was cumu-
lative against those already caught
for violations and some was new evi-
dence against new persons.
Several high school boys we're sum.
mOned Thursday to tell OF passing
cards In politics and how much they
got for II, the holding being that all
they got over 81 a day was pure
graft. How the attorney general ar.
rives at such conclusion is OF
course locked mp in his own mind
and VIII probably remain there The
following boys were subpOenaed.
They are Emlyn Jones. William Nc
Coy. David Alter. Harry Blethrow.
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CONGRESS UNSEATS
REPRESENTATIVE
Bowman. Republican. Unseated. and
Democratic Candidate Ruled out
for Corrupt Practice.

o., !" -'''Iii'>,' " l' q. Dec. i--
n'prr."H "Hi"ilt' 1harI's q Bowman. OF
'u' -'''Ii'n rem ll'ihia district
'7 "'ls'"lcd ny lh" House today by
,"' ''t'. jog I' IlN. ol H rrsolu
,''l u',."IIhE lhat corrupt practices
I..,N u"'h uhtu ih hi. election Dob 1910
1T 'u" -hh' ime the House rriu ed.
W ~. '' .''' f'ofe' IT, Mclean
'i- I'"' Iaic opponent 10 wac
'N"I t'1 on iN' H"nr in1f r" bad been
h.''f Z" 'h' same prdric'. ae were
.'''-'. dttih7I b'Nmln Ife seat
II''H ''r Il'F'n'h district 800 Do tH
.iN' NNiI Nif'l fin. "hrn it viii bo
The Wheeling intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1903-1961, 1912-12-13
COUNTY SALARIES
LAW SANCTIONED
FRED Blue STATE Tax GOWN LEGISLATURE
HAS THE RIGHT TO ENACT SUCH A AT


Special dispatch f1 fIr INTEL. Eerrrr
CHARLES W. Va. Dec. H.
That the legislature has the right 20
enact 90 county salaries law after the
newly y-eleCfod county Omcgrs have
taken Office. January D. is the opinion
expressed by State Tax Commissioner
Fred @. Blue. who BIAS mGI. close
investigation oi county offices anG
upon whose report Governor Glass
cock base. hif recommendation The
governor recently declared hIa belief
that sucu Jaw could ha passed and
ihe Tax comm IssiOurr.s views are HIm.
liar
HAS the legislature tha cln.lu.
.i0nal right f0 enact a. county salary
law. effective a. 20 mo CLERKS nr
courts nOH In Office and fhr ehrrns
no win come into Office tho nrst of
January nexff
To this question state Tas Commits.
.0ucr Blue replied as ioIi1wa.
without amy doubt uhafs0rter tho
legislature has such right. 1ud. more
over. should enact such Jaw af the
approaching session"
Continuing SIR Blue said % know
Chat some of fha shnrns and rIrrke.
In Tho larger r1urfIna. particularly.
aro already Organizing f0 oppose such
legislation. and That ono county clerk
e now spending much of fIa Umr
visiting fhn county officers through.
0sif fhe afafn f1 effect sfafr.HIIn or.
sanitation preparatory f1 maintaining
strong lobby during fhn session 0f
fHr legislature Do Ia .fraurc chat
.omn men Who seek office a. The
"mrHH NH fHn r.rrrIm .a uarr Cad. HI...
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STATE TROOPERS ARE
AL WITHDRAWN NOW

CHAHLEsTON vs. 50. Drc r1 -
Wh.lo ro proclamation was Issued hr
Governor GIte.r0rk lifting martial Jaw
.n fhc coal strike district of Kan4atl
county. aIl tho remaining state troops
Errn Withdrawn from fh. zone Hfa
today The military commission con.
r.uded He work. irf uUI not ta %.
CHARGED urfl thr governor approve
-FOUR sen'rnrrs passed by fho commits.
sion
Dr. is expected fhat Goo rIrH Jaw uW
b. restored Within two dave
For The fret time since N1rfmher
d. fhc strike district tonight Ia uIfb.
out fhe protection of soldiers The
mniorify ~ fho mines affected arc
worked Uith o. reduced force.
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prevent the legislature euacting a sal
airy law Not a word in the consutu.
tion fixes the salary Of clerk or
sheriff N0t one Of these officers ia a
salaried officer they are feed officers
lf ie true the cOn-fitufion provides
tnat The salary NJ any public officer
shall not br increased or diminished
during his term of once The com
prnsaticu of these officers Is not fixed
zoo any amount buf nuctuates each
scar. being governed hy fees for work
rDnc and comm Iesion on faxoe collect.
nd The Supreme Court OF This state
hr.I lu Fuckers case. vs.. va esI
That fhn constitutional provision re
I"rrnd to applies only to officers whose
salaries arc definitely fixed either by
constitution Or legislative act. and
not 20 feed officers.
This question has boon raised ri
other states having constitutional pro
vision sino 1s ours. wherein the fnRia
istaroa have changed and decreased
The compensation during the term of
iced officers. and tho courts without
exception have upheld the laws MAX
fng such change Such cases aa
Ihompson case. I1 ohio. GO. Crick
cts case. is ohio So. @. stedman.s
case. fft 81 o.. ffs f-f s. q. ssaI:
L0vInEa case 1G Va. 4tg and Mil
Haukne county cllr. 90 VIE f10. arc
.0mn oft Che many cases in point
some NJ fnr opponents Of the rr0.
posed legislation. now raising This
7lr 'i0n. have NOT heretofore hesf
t1fod to urre the legislation to their
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Battle Raqina.
MONEY ELECTED THE
JEFFERSON WINNERS
CLERK ATTACKED FOR
ISSUING A MARRIAGE
LICENSE TO JOHNSON

CHICAGO. Dec iIe.-Frien,is
Of County clerk Robert NJ. SWEET
ger today were stirred over AN at
tack made ou him FOR issuing
license 60 Jack johnson 10 wed
Lucille Cameron.
John CouuOr. asked 10 serve IN
Sweitzsr's place a. tuhstmaster at
"a banquet ~ the DE La Seflc
Alumni Association. asserted that
he would not act for "a man who
had issued a license. to johnson.
Later the county clerk eN-
planned it was his sworn duty to
do 80 and that he had fulfilled
his oath. knowing that by violat-
ing u he could have won a consid-
erable amount OF cheap fame.
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HUNDREDS
MASSACRED
BY TURKS
Suans Troopers Burning Villages and Saughtering Resi-
dents-Greek Troops Annihiated Near Drisco.
Balkan Confederates Arrive in London for the Peace C
ence-Engagement Reported Near Janna.

ATHENS. Dec. 12.-Turkish troopc
have massacred 300 men, women and
children and burned the town OF Kes
SAINT Terrible tortures we're inflicted
upon the Victims before they were
put 10 death. according to advices
which reached the Greek government
to-day.
The Greek troops during the night
occupied positions commanding all ap-
proaches TO Janina and a general at
tack on that important Turkish post
Is expected Saturday.
Greeks Defeated
ROME. Dec. l2.-The advance OF
Greek troops through southern Al
bania TO the Adriatic WAS checked to-
day by "A disastrous defeat at Drisco.
where an entire Greek column was
annihilated. according TO a dispatch
received from Avlona this evening.
Battle Raging.
ROME. Dec 12.-The Tribunte and
Giornale d'ltalia publish kilograms
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SllAMpklN. pa. Dec. j.. Bv
terrific gus explosion this evening at
the Pcnnsylrduiu Collisry. wned by
The Susuue mamma coal Company,
-to0p. Peter Sluplk'. Frank Valans-
hp and Anthony kuhicck were so bad
ly burned tblt 10 is feared au Of them
will die. How the gas become lgnited
is unknown.
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MT. HOPE AGAIN
SWEPT BY FIRE
Little Mining Town In Fayette County
For Second Time in Three Years
Almost Wiped Out.

CHARLESTON. W. Va. Dec. IL
Fire tonight wiped out the main busi-
ness section Of the mining town oil
Mt Hope. Fayettc county. causing e
loss Of 100000. The hre originated
In skating rink and spread to the
surrounding buildinLs which were
practically without fire protection.
Three years agO the town was visited
by disastrous fire which destroyed
practically every building.
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MAYORS OF THIS STATE
TO MEET At CAPITAL

HUNTINGTON. vs. 80. Ucr o.
Mayor Floyd Chapman of Huntington
hif innururafed a movement which
is fFrecicd t0 result fn mapaf.nr n'
i1' Mayor ~ fho various municipal
ltice o' West Virginia af Charlrefoa
on December 1s Mr. Chapman ur1
poses That thc mayors interest them
selves in municipal legislation % Tho
com'ne session OF tho legislature.
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WASHINGTON, Dec. 12.-Foreeast:
Ohio and Western Pennsylvania--Fair
weather and rising temperature Friday
winds.
West VirEinia-Fair and warmer Fri
day Saturday fair.