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The Wheeling intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1903-1961, 1912-05-29
LIQUOR LICENSE.
L,ouor App,,o.t,On-o,t, q, vn,.,,n,

Liquor Alphabetically of Wheeling.
Wheeling. w. Va, May Is. 1912.
To Whom II May Concern:
The following II an application filed
with me for liquor license for the year
commencing July !. 1912:
Retail
Gustave Bccke. agent for Bellaire Brew
ing Co, 1885 Market ST. Res. 1886
Market St
Respectfully,
CHAS. II. GEIGER,
Clerk OF the License Court.
my-l5-22-29-ju-5
Liquor Alphabetically OF wheeling
Wheeling. w. Va. May 10. 1912.
To Whom IL May Concern:
The following is an application filed
with me for liquor license for the year
commencing July /. 1912:
Retail
VIM. IT. Thurman, 37ll Jacob 81. Res,
37i1 Jacob St
! do hereby certify that the above 'ap-
plicant for retail liquor license has re-
ceived n certificate from the Sheriff Of
ohio County. certifying that he has de-
posted one Thousand Dollars 81. 0OO.00)
as required by law.
Respectfully.
CHAS. ~. GEIGER,
clerk OF the License Court.
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School HOARD nnertn

\ special meeting OF the Richland
district school board was held at the Of
nee OF County Superintendent az
SCHOOLS John II. Lazear at GreggsvIlle
eht including Geo. :. Gilbert and John
Harden, OF Warwood. 10 take action on
me teachers OF this district who shall
os retained 20 teach next year They
VIII he advised to-day. 80 that tbosS
VINO wish TO attend summer school may
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Dock and Henrue Ramsey were 700 be-
fore MAYOR sIHnl0n iaef evening ar o.
Cnafre 70 hrftug Or Saturday evening
MnrfhnII street. nuf became engaged .u
quito lively nrrau. which resulted .n
theIr afrrrf Dock una fined on ant
roefa Inet evening which Ir paid and
wac released The other brother vaa
released
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l-aSt evening meeting Of the Love
anu anu ire anu Protective association was
.1H al tHe ehglne-Toom, and June 20
ana 20 were the dates selected on vybtc,
70 mold the big carnival on the vacant
lots al Richland avenue and Fifth street.
llaNld l.. Pool Is chairman Of the COM
nnlttte. Another meeting will be held
Monday evening at o'clock To further
peIIect the aTTangements Tor the nffaIr.
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Tho local lodge Knirba - rythiaa
held meeting on Monday evening ard
elected Officers Tor che ensuing year
FOLLOWING fhr election ~ officers the
matter ~ holding tho annual memorial
services jointly uIfr Che MrMcrNen
lolfe nra taken up. end f vas decided
ia June
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WARW00D

Preparations were commenced yeSfer-
day 90 grade the road leading up from
of the hill just above Center WarWooi.
for Robert !. MrCuliaEn. 81 Whrcliug.
the principal officer OF the Warwood
Land Company, who will this summer
build the finest residence In this rurnrnu-
nifty, which Will be occupied by his fam
~. IL IS understood that the house u.s.
20 cost in THE ueigIhorEOOl of 10000.
aud will occupy among the most prefen-
tious and most beautiful sites iu the
ohio valley. The road LEADING % the
residence from the foot OF Main street.
viii De concrete walks. The road. know "a
a. the McCullagh road. Is about 2su feet
long Mr. MrCullaEh is 90 eNpcnd 80
600 90 put the road in shape civil I'm
giucer ~. watson. Of Wheeling. made
the survey 81 tine road yesterday. while
teams are now grading u
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In hauling heavy buII-wheel OF the
virginia OIL and Gas Company from the
Ven ON Olenn's run TO the hilltop above
,chtSf Narwood. The wheel was placed
diaugnt horses belonging 10 the War
wood Transfer Company.
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BEN WOOD
To coiobrats Tusntietb aBnfv.r,,-,
tEoaw. Other views and

WIN ifs motto "Eterv Fora.rrsr "a
,.IItfn OF fne United slater within
fuF local order .u rE NrfIar4r $780,.
.Ifi' HiI celebrate tIF twentieth au.
il''f.afI Tomorrow Tho urrrrIy.f-
.'n " II DO dedicated fn thr support af
amer lrIu Tag Tho uT1fr will o.
.'i. iT Falcon BAH Ht tHa CORNER uf
pr. I.in street The PRINCIPAL rd-
lI'f % thr dat Will ua delivered bv
.. MHfn1fea. president of fHs
supreme lodge uIau Oh aHTrrr- d.. b..
N .ftf n'Hn. ~ Wheeling a imam.
N'fH parade viii form ON ua.erfr
..''L inrIINInr several uIf.uf.f1lsn
.n. irfIra nnf viii march f. ILL. r-II
beaded hF brass band
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Board of mad. raila to nr...

-. netause no quorum was present the
Warwood Board Il Trade failed To- met
IN regular monthly session last evening
rms - the fourth time the board Eas
not being present. '''''
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Name Place OF Business
T. henier-Ihornpson Place. National Road. Fulton.
Fulton. ". Va
harry sax and Nathan sax: Sax Bros-Cor 9TH
NJ 81 and National Road Fulton w. Va
>. W. hempie-The White Palace" wheeling Park
Triadelphia District, Ohio Co w va
Fred festinger-National Road. Elm Grove. w Va
Sonn Mnener-staek Yard Hollow. w Va
FRANK 70. Miller-Stone House. Main St, Elm Grove
Ohio Co. W. Va
Caidweils Run Road - -
Cradoe Morgan and Richard Morgan:
Morsan bros-National Road near Pennsylvania
Henry Beu. for
-, MOZART PARK Association-Mozart Park
Charles kraft-"The oaks" opposite Wheelin1
Park ""S"s
l. smaltzsr-15i National Road. Fulton. w. Va.
james H. CS%pnSFs-Main St. Patterson. Ohio Co.
Co. W. Va " i
Respectfully
JOHN ~. WE
Clerk Of the Cnnnf, I,nt,rt
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RAND 20 give coneerta.

The Warwuod band has accepted the
offer ~ Edward %. Elliott. Co use bic
vacant lots on Main street just south %
The Bank ~ WarwooI. where they viii
practice this summer Every two weeks
furire the HeTfrI season tho hand viii
give public concerts ON the lots under
th" direction N Tror Lee stupp. dIrre-
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n wagon drawn Et fH1r horses used
Do hauling fHr faTaa .fsra f-4- tra
.li.''. 't.Ig fool a. new Bank oil
mW".I NI'IiNur - Main afreaf
II'H .nfn in f.s MD OF the street
h' .fl.h on Main street near seventh
.i'fNF morning about nine O'Clock
aNl t'lI uu Tho traffic on ffnIn street
'. f.I. Hn hour Tire cars we've
Pr come Ha frr aa FOURTH street
Hnd reform ff WhreUrr rra fsrr-
fH reloaded Dr another wagon
Hnl fn' broken one taken t1 fhr r.rtir
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Bruemmer 6 HHdebrsnd

Co. V.-Se' - ..,....s -.
Telephones 2oT. op-n dar $40 amt
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terdaF morning and o. being uuloadrd
me vault which ir being erected be-
Tore the building BE- completed. Del near
ly completed.
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FUNERAL DIRECTORS.

Louis = rise hV
FUNERAL DIRECTOR AND
ARTEFiAL EMBAlNER.
tt22 ard 1924 Main Street
Calls Answered De- Or NiFht-
Store Phones SIS
Vic T.. nertschy. Bell Phone f2s7.H
G. J Bertschy. Nat Phone i22g-g
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contributions are being asked HF tho
Christian church members with which 90
purchase bell FOR ths sJlfce costing
SO. Tho donations way be left with
Thomas y. kIudelHrrrrr. ct fue flfy
hall IN Nineteenth street
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Get Shirts to-day or to-nioht-
closed tomorrow MFAppFN,e
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Local n1oRuiians Partieipat..

Last evening about 90 members uf the
NoEulian lodge rcsIdlnz ln this imme-
Iiate community left WarwuuI % $50
o'clock. Co participate Ia tine Blk parade
Tho two spirited mules of Jacob cain. ~
This town. were ln fte procession. one
being ridden by Captain George sutton.
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FOR SALE

POE BALB-EstablIshed painting bust
ness. complete OutIJ Call Nat1 1914
NJ. Bell. lO29-H my27-I
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Yesterday afternoon tho largest team
ever seen in Greater Warwo01 was used
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Sealed proposals viii be- received -
ne clerk ~ YORK Township. neimcd|
county ohio, - steinerHvile. until ~
o'clock noon. %
TUESDAY. JUNE 4 1914
Tor EradinF. furnlshinF material and ~
cada rniEinr two and four-tenths miles =
road in Nork Township All bids % ~
arconn panied ~ good auf aufnrlsui
bend. or r. rrrfIfied check On the sum 81
$500 Blank BIDS with the specffca tlonf
on fle ~ office % Township CIerE
The rlGht is reserved % reject am hIf
o. accept anV hid
Hv ordrr - me board Of rruafses q
said Nork Township.
o. l. RoNAR. CLERK
Address powhatan p. o. ri n "a a
National Phone
Nay ,. tall mr-aasa
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Residences.
Thompson Place. National
Road. Ohio Co. W. Va
Cor. 9TH 81. and National
Road. Fulton. W. Va
70 18Th St. Wheeling. W. Va
National Road. Elm Grove.
W. Va.
Glenwood or Fulton. W. Va
Elm Grove. Ohio Co. W. Va
E. 2sth St. Wheeling w. Va.
National Road. Liberty Dis
trict
4si Market ST.
National Road. opposite
Wheeling Park.
15t National Road. Fulton.
Patterson. Ohio Co. W. Va
Roney.s Point. Ohio Co.
W. Va
LIS.
Ohio Co, West Virginia
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FOR RENT

ron HBHT-Furnirhed room. with pri-
sate porch, all conveniences. IS 18th
81 my-27-j
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POULTRY.
SEALED PROPOSALS.
H.ue. y Essur.etszsrs. sess.rs. Ne

Asaee - MaIufhctursrs. sobbsra, Msr-
enenta an1 othar Wlroiaaaia Deaisra
. NOTICE ~ HEREBY GIVEN. Thaa
ne Nfnte Hoard % Control o. the stats
~ West Nmginia Will receive bids daily
~ - o9lua "a Charleston, West Viz
Elnla. Tor furniahlnE auppllea for the
arrangement % wnicE o. vested On aaid
hoaFd. Contracts vii ns aWardsd 70 M
loNrst ridderH quaiity coINidered and
ether things being equat. Wet VirEinM
oeelrrs WI be given preference
Lists % supplies needed viii fur
nier - bidders on rennfuf % feuunna
afaflnF ~ lire desired
STAIR BOARD or CONTROL.
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DIED.
8cHWrnrrnonn-Un

scHWEnTFnonR-On Tuesday. May
o. 1912. a. 500 M MISS
AIEt STA sCHWERTFEGEH
fureral services from her late resi-
fenre. &c Eighteenth street. on We'd
ueedav afternoon. NAY 20. AZ O'Clock.
Friends ~ the family are invited In
terfueut private Greenwood cemetery.
PASSED AWAY.
gTLVf8-On Tuesday. Mav 2a. 1919.
az 1.I0 o'clock n. m at his late resi-
dence. corner siNfh and Center streets
gfeuwood. WILLIAM o. sTLVis. ~
hiE tfth year
FUNERAL services on Thursday latter
noon az two O'Clock Friends respect
fully invited % attend fntcrment a.
hit Wood cemetery
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WANTED-TO BUY
ROOMS WITH BOARD

TTn sETSHE~FSrnisSSd ToomS SiSs
oosrd- gt5 dnin 81 t6fe-t Bell
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Liquor License Applications
FOR
Year Beginning July I. 1912 and Ending June 80 1913
WHEELING. W. VA May - 1912

To Whom IL May Concern:
Inc Following IS list Of the applications Wells
er OF the County Court OF Ohio County
or Liquor License for the license year said
applications being accompanied a
Cemans, ). o. C. for said sum deposited with him
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Positions Wanted-Male

AK for what you want. National
Public Service Bureau. 500 Board OF
rade BLDG. II
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Clerk the County Court. Ohio Co vv,., v,-.,n,,
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PoR sALE-Automobne. - n. p, first
class running order. price ti66 Bell
phone ls2-W MOundsville. my25-j
Wheeling majority. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1907-192?, 1912-01-04

EVERY ONCE IN A WHILE somebody solves the
problems Of the universe. They usually however over
look the fact that the problems have been solved before
H has not been long since Gillette having invented raozr
that cut out the barber, BY making every man his own
barber put Of the money into publishing book that
told how to cut out the profit system by making every
man bis own stakeholder Now. comes can Optimist'
with s'Songs of Discomfort from the Publishing
Ft Madison Iowa. who sandwiches his songs with
se enough copies Of the book provide capital enough
to get power enough from Niagara Falls tofun indus
tries enough to make profits enough buy enough more
to eventually bring all industry the
the new Jerusalem All the ideas the book have. al
ready been worked out by cooperative societies with vary
ing success and these societies, with the trades unions
and the political action of the united worker are dong
more toward wpng out the problem Of capitalized indus
try than dreamers do in their dreams Y an Optm
list had passed around of the pampn
let's already print he would have done more TOWARD
solving the problem than by adding his DOCK 70 the noun
tain Of siterature.n
Wheeling majority. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1907-192?, 1912-01-04
A MICROSCOPE Is NOT NEEDED to discern the

A MICROSCOPE is NOT NEEDED to discern the
motive back of the sudden resurrection of the Sherman
Anti Trustaw. It is to be used against Labor The Su
pree Court has decided that all who restrain trade shall
not be punished but only those who 'unreasonaby'
strain trade Trusts Of capital operating for profit will
be able prove that they do not unreasonaby restrain
trade and will be permitted to go on but the Labor
CARNATIONS will be adjudged guilty Of unreasonable
strainng trade when they ask for wage agreement and
refuse to work unless they get it. and strike will be the
Of bringing the whole power Of the federal govern
ment uon thpeir already overburdened shoulders.
It will continue to be reasonable for beef baron to
lol in the lap Of luxury result Of doubling the price Of
meat to the workers. and it will continue to be
able for those workers to strike in the poor effort
money enough to pay the increased price Of that
meat =; -
This is the program and it is to be helped out by
Labor commission under the wefghty Endorsement of
President Taft whose duty it will he to that Labor
kept properly submissive and that every effort it makes
for betterment will e'unlawful.
. Philosophically considered these developments
not bad for it will teach the workers that federal inter
venon be in restraint Of human progress and they
will change the laws to conform with progress they
have been changed in the past whenever they stood in
the way Of humanity's next step forward.
Wheeling majority. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1907-192?, 1912-01-04

that occasional lapse is perhaps to be overlooked
is regrettabe that the current issue should
depends upon the reader believing that the only for
certain street strike was the cupidty Of leader
anxious to sell out and that this leader could work the
men up into strike then deal individually with the
pany and end the strike Of it is only presented
fiction but the taste such things leaves in the mouth
of the reader who knows nothing Of Labor organizations
is bad It makes him think that they are composed of
leather heads who don't know what they want and who
banded aboutby cunning rogues who simply the
Labor movement to feather their own nests. Nothing
could be farther from the truth Labor organizations
the most democratic earth There is not church
ganiaztion wherein member has less power than in
Labor union. Strikes are never called by officers The
membership after weeks Of debating and arguing u ara
And then no leader is left alone with temptation There
is always committee Of less than three. There
are fewer crooks the ranks Of Labor today than in
other class the world Golfers story to be fair should
have allowed the reader to see some other reason for
street car strike than the schemng of Labor crook
should have given peep at the long hours and low
which are the cause Of every street car strike
Wheeling majority. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1907-192?, 1912-01-04

iOWned railroads powerful pOHt1ca
1achne today The influence of the elect many
representatives to Congress, plainly proven
by the fact that although the postoec system pays the
railroads EVER YEAR a SUM FOR THE RENT OF
NAIL CARS, WHICH rs SUFFICIENT--EVERY
TOBUY THOSE CARS, and although this has
been known for at least ten years. it impossible to pass
law through congress reducing heTate of compensation
pad the railroads for carrying the mails for renting the
cars
AS to the practicabty of the taking over
the railroads almost every other civilized country has
already done So and should be able, with all our
yaunted to find way from the precedents set
before US There three ways: CONFTSCATION, such
las adopted when declared this country ree aid in
dependent and conscated it from King George of Eng
land; did when we agreed to the Emancipation
Proclamation that freed the negroes and conscated the
four millions of black men, women and children who were
the private property Of the slave owners Of the South
and their property even more lawfully than this
country was the property of King George for he never
paid cent for it. while the slave had bought and
paid cash every slave they had do whenever
we enact prohibition law and confscate the private
property of the liquor dealer COMPETITION is another
way We might build railroads alongside of every pri-
yatey owned road in the country and thus by their own
could COMPENSATE. We could buy them. We could
issue bonds just city does when it wants to put
in sewerage system or any other Improvement. And
out Of the profits OF the railroads could pay off the
bonds year by year, until finally owned the roads clear
Of all debts This is in all probability the way in which it
will be done. But there plenty of precedents for
adopting any of the methods here outlined. u.
Some people, when stripped of every other argument
against public ownership, complain that it would
great graft but this argument at all for there
was, and never can be, any graft In publicly owned and
selling to public Of the product of private profit
industry Out of the private profit the seller afford
pay part bribe in order to make the sale. &c.
whenever there graft in public industry the for it
to extend public ownership and operation to that pr
vate industry from which the graft The public
all the people, and all the people cannot bride themselves
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."MAKING BOTH ENDS MEET'' is an addit

3. ."MAKING BOTH ENDS MEEI'' is an addition to
the evidence elbow the other half ives The reader
who has Socialism cannot agree with the authors
idea that systezng production will make for better
en the lot Of the wage worker for it is plain that al
in day. it is in reality decrease because increases the
workers production in far greater ratio The worker
receives still smaller part Of his product And the wage
relative and the employer only pay until com
peting employers adopt the syte when he long
better footing will have to cut the cost Of produc
ton order compete and will cut in the only field left
the labor cost But is not necessary agree with the
solution which, indeed the author only hints at to appre
cate the book It is built up Of personal experiences Of
contact with actual where the girls trying to
earn decent living in New York. and lays bare the iser
able makesh that must be resored to to keep alive and
able to work at all The book will enlghten some Of the
and Edith Wyatt, and published by the Macmillan Co,
New York.
Wheeling majority. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1907-192?, 1912-01-04
is BUSINESS.
He

the United States supreme court is BUSINESS. He
makes it clear that everything that is done is done for
the good of Business and he asks to cease foong
selves about it. Business he conceiyes is the work Of
furnishing the people with the food clothing and shelter
and he finds no twth it. He sees that Business is
necessary, and that it is important that government
should be in its interest He argues only that the
pie can eliminate this private profit and Business IN
their own interest. This consumnaon he describes as
Socialism
Miss Hughan goes into detail in describing Der sub
ject. She knows Marx and Enges and Iiebknecht and
LaSale and she knows Bernstein and Berger and Gay
lord and Hllqut She does not content herself with
copy book definition Of Socialism, but by studying the
atorms and spokesman of the American movement is
able to tell just where the American movement cngs to
departs from the Communist Manifesto It is written
with feeling and fairness and is quesonably the best
book of the kind that has appeared Its value increased
by an appreciative introduction by John spargo
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PERSONALS

pobt. Mcclure of steubenville, 81
was at Wheeling Saturday calling 81
old friends. !. $50, !, S.. 6
-so has been working at ShadysideI
~ work on account Of sore hand
3 U1 Morgan of steubenyille OHIO
visiting P. J. Morgan Jr: on the
~aS Side Saturday and Sunday.
81 M, shafer of the Majority, + on
.,a sick list this week.
prdolph Kalkreuth, the efieient
davil at the Majority, is still on the
sick list
,ornenter delegate to the 0. VT. &
y A. is in danger of government by
,ninnction by the town sergeant Of
Bingville. d:
pres Warren of the National $. A.
"a delivered an address atsthes i.
10 F. hall Sunday evening. 8 Z
wilbus Davis of Martins Ferry,
uho is now stopping at the Ohio
sanitarium at Mount VERNON SEM IS
post card to John feetterer 70 tell sns
sovs that he is getting along as well
os could be expected. Ssf
We'll its Mayor Wyckoff now, and
The works still goes on. How can tt
be? r,t..s, ~ 81
confined with pneumoia. i;
B Shinn, the Socialist organizer,
ia hack in Wheeling this week.
wheeling Typographical union meets
Sunday, Jan. 7, 1912. All members.
are requested to be present.
J. Burton HOFFMAN is connneo 70
Sis home with rheumatism.
lid
Wheeling majority. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1907-192?, 1912-01-04

1.-THE BOY WITH The UNITED STATES GEM
SUS, is the latest Of series by Francis Rot Wheeler
npars information through the always interesting mar
ratve form In this the author is than Usually at
ractive. And in this particular book he lets the reader
aware Of the child labor conditions prevailing in the mills
and mines and factories Of the country by peepng
the shoulder of the young taker as he gathers his
data and eayesdroppng while the young slaves tell about
along through many things from Kentucky and West Vir
gia feuds to Chinese tong in New York and San
francisco and winds up with descriptions Of the wonder
sus takers report cards It is sort Of book that will
be equally interesting and vastly more beneficial to boys
and girls than anything in all the range from Nick Carter
to Horatio Alger.
Wheeling majority. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1907-192?, 1912-01-04
LET NOT THE- WORKERS. in west .Viroinia 70 oe

LET NOT THE WORKERS. in. West Virginia rage
longer about the inactivity of their congressman The
doughty Adam Littlepage Che who admitted in his auto
biography prepared for the Congressional Record that he
the best ever has proved his metal in behalf of the
Claims bFfor $797 for supplies aegedy taken by union
troops during the Civil from resident of Green
Sulphur Springs Let the toers rejoice for by this token
the great Adam will perhaps get around to their own
wrongs in fifty more years!