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The times dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1903-1914, 1913-07-19
ENDS FARMING STUDIES.
American Commission Sails From
QMeenAtOMm Tor New York.

VuethStOWn TOT New York.
Queenstown, July lS.-SiXty-
members OF the American commission
on agricultural organizations, CO. opcr-
alton and rural credits. VINO have been
investigating the systems OF farming
throughout Europe and the British
isles, sailed Tor New York TO-DAY on
tho Cedric.
The commi ssioner said they were
highly satisfied with their tour. They
believe the information acquired viii
benefit not only the United States. but
the laboring masses everywhere
The times dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1903-1914, 1913-07-19
Joseph A. Mitchell.

Especial to The Times Dispatch
Harrisonburg, Va, July lS.-Josepa
\. Mitchell, eighty-sx years old. for
years a substantial farmer OF the coun-
~, is dead at his home near Cherry
Grove His first wife was Miss Brcn-
neman. His second wife. who was
Miss Mary Sellers, survives him with
Two sons.
The times dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1903-1914, 1913-07-19
Home for Run.Ian Ambassador.

Newport. II. l., July lS.-George
Bakhmeteff. the Russian ambassad dor,
has received 1T his summer residence
here advices from ST. Petersburg that
his government has appropriated a
sum of money for tho erection OF n
permanent home for the embassy in
washington.
The times dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1903-1914, 1913-07-19

Columbus, o., July ls-Arthur
Norys. who managed the Tai, campaign
IN 1905. Issued abatement to-day de.
nyng assertions made by Martin II
NulhnIl before the Senate investigating
committee at Washington
- remember that Mulhall came TO
dquartcrs,' SAID Norys, "uninvited
The times dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1903-1914, 1913-07-19
ChnrIes VI. .Jobnson.

Chnrlcs N JOHNSON. Formerly a
deputy under CITY Sergeant John /.
Satterheld, died yesterday afternoon nj
o'clock at his home, 223 Governor
street; The funeral viii take place
from the residence sunday afternoon at
o'clock
The times dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1903-1914, 1913-07-19
IN MEM0RIAM
SOUTIIAT

SOUTHARDS.-ln sad but loving mem
DRY OF our dear mother. SARAH /,
SOUTHARDS. who departed this life
one year ago to-day. July 10, 1912.
. Asleep In Jesus, blessed sleep
BY HER SONS
The times dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1903-1914, 1913-07-19

Members of the committee tried TO
soothe tile witness, and Acting Chair
man BaukheRd mildly suggested that
AlElhall look AT him instead of at his
antagonists. Mulhall admitted he was
somewhat nervous, but insisted that
witnesses have been intimidatcd since
thev We're brought TO Washington.
outside As Well as inside this commit
tee room
Letters Identified to-day covered
wide range OF activity, but centred
chiefly about The campaign in Indiana
M 1905. when Mulnall according to the
documents, WAS working in close CO.
operation with Congressman James T.
Watson and with national and state
Republican leaders Mulhal told the
committee he raised 5000 for that
c9mppigu one Of the letters referred
70 this amount and another mentioned
list OF manufacturing concerns in
South Bend, the proprietors OF which
had been visited hY Nulhall in com
pany VAIN Peter Kline. deputy factory
Inspector for that district
il an lutcrNlcw had with AIR
Parry aul either large business men OF
this section they clearly stated they
We're jumping The law as far as cor
poratiors are concerned. in subscrib-
ms 20 our campaign funds said Null
hen @ letter TO Schwedtman from
lndlauapoliS September 26. loOS.
"ihc:e aic hundred and one ways to
get around that and We all know that.
and ] cannot see why Mr.. Van Cleave
,aunui so around il just as well as the
lalne manufacturers here"
ln letter la John Is kirby. Jr I
iltm Indianapolis, Just after some Of
tie so-called "Archbold letters had
lccn made public, referring 10 Sena-
u Forakei. Mulhan said he sim had
faith - Chios great senator" and
though; he would win. lie expressed
surprise that Roosevelt WAS stirring
uu ;he standard oil matter and said
'lll, President IS pl2 ying Very poor
politics.
Even Standard Has Friends.
Instead of gaining votes he will find
on the so 81 November that il Will
he losing game said the letter.
"r1en the standard oil Company has
it's friends. ANA ! cannot understand
whN man OF his stripe Will think IL is
CRIME for a man To honestly work
Tor corporation OF that kind"
Tile Citizens Industrial Association
OF America. win G. W. Post as its
president. and many officers Of the Ma
toual Association OF Manufacturers on
ITS iist figured prominently III to-day's
proceedings several letters on the sta
t!onery OF this association and signed
James Z Emery. Secretary" we're
read ana senator Reed suggested il
was a half brother to the Manufac-
turers Association.
One OF these letters said Watson
was not only the greatest help to rs
nelsoually, but he represented all the
forces that did help us. and ! personal
~ believe that We need friends i'm Con
sreas fan more than anywhere else.
Nh. Taits labor statements are not at
all eLcOuyagiue
Mnrh .or Cannon.
lIov the Eu,ional Association of
Mauliac1urers proposed 10 concentrate
lis ,ne'sies II necessary for the re-
election of former Sneaker cannon i'm
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SAILORS START
OUT TO CLEAN Up
CITY OF SEATTLE
CONTINUED From First Page.)

CONTINUED From First Pase)
started to drag the furniture and books
INTO the street. but the policemen
There were demands that the In
dustrial Workers be hunted down, and
a young civilian in Il white suit tried
to induce party to go to the head
quarters OF the moderate Socialists, in
an old church on Olive Street. An
other set OF tho party started toward
an old church on Seventh Avenue.
which had just been vacated by tho
moderates.
Street at Sixth they were overkauled
By an automobile full OF policemen,
headed by big captain: who told the
sailors that II they did not dispense
The policemen. by manoeuvring. sep
arated the men in uniform and scat
tered them. Tho men shouted to tho
Your Mayor won't do anything 10
city"
young civilian. who had been en-
vorirg 10 !ncite the sailors. kept
shouting TO them TO go and get Mayor
Cotterill.
40 arrests We're made.
During the administration of Mayor
George Cotterill, all street speakers
have been given fun license TO speak
as long and as loudly as they choose,
provided they did not block tratic or
display the red flag The Industrial
Workers of the World have held meet
ings every night at three public
squares. The meetings generally have
been orderly. Mayor Cotterin has been
assailcd in the newspapers and other
wise for permitting public speaking by
the Industrial Workers. but he has in
sisted that the meetings did not violate
the law.
During the Golden Potiatch celebra
nf
reserve fleet We're given shore leave,
and yesterday many soldiers from Fort
lawton and Fort Flagler were at
liberty
Den0unccs Red Fling.
Shortly before last midnight Score
tary OF the Navy Daniels. addressing a
banquet given AT the Rainier Club. in
his honor, spoke in eulogy OF the Amer
lean fleet, and took occasion to praise
the attitude OF the Mayor of Boston
who stopped "a red Nag parade.
The red flag has no place in this
country he said, and believers in IL
have no place in this country \
Mayor who does not enforce the law
against the red flag is not NJ to hold
once. and the people who believe in
The red fiae should be driven from the
country"
Mr.. Daniels then passed on to eulo-
Iize President Wilson. and closed his
'' 80 "'',/ s'cat cheering. his req
nag remarks occupied only a minute.
and those who observed him closely
say that lie had no intention OF making
them apply locally. However, word
was PASSED about the street to-day
that the secretary had made a long
address devoted 10 the two Hays and
had urged that all believers in the red
nag be driven out of the country. II
was also declared that he had made a
erect attack on Mayor Cotterili who
sa directly behind him The fact vas
that the Mayor accompanied the secrc-
tary from the banquet TO the Press
Club reception. and has been with the
secretary during much OF tho stay IL
Is believed Mr.. Daniels had no knowl-
edge or amy Seattle controversy over
the red flag
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MULHALL TELLS
Of ATTEMPT TO
BRIDE GOMPERS
Try to Soothe Him.
Continued From First Page.l

Jr) relieved Mr.. Emery at the job a
little while ago
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LITTLE PROGRESS
MADE FOR PEACE:

Continued From First page)

troops with massacring the entire pop
ulation at kilkish.
The Wheeling intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1903-1961, 1913-04-10
BENW00D
Club Dance.

Arrangements have been completed
Tor the regular semi-monthly dance to
De given this evening In Armory Hall
oy the local lodge. White Lily social
club, Uniform Ranks Knights of Pyth-
las. Invitations Tor the affair have
been issued and a very large crowd 10
expected TO attend. The Elks orches-
ira. OF Bellaire. have been engaged to
furnish the music for the affair and a
splendid dance program has been pre-
pared for the evening.
The Wheeling intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1903-1961, 1913-04-10

t. the Editor Of The Intelligence.
Sir:-The Republicans OF Wheeling
are soon 10 select n candidate for the
very important Office 81 city treasurer.
Several gentlemen are 10 be voted for
and selection Of Republican can IL
date made at the primaries To be heli
on Tuesday neat.
The Republicans ~ the city Of
W Keeling. and. in fact all the people
~ the city. are 20 he heartily congratu-
lated that "A gentleman Of the attain
mcnts ana experience ~ Mr.. William
-. Robertson Is - candidate Tor tn.
Republican nomlration
Mr.. Robertson has been FOR years
the chief deputy in the office OF Mr..
samuel X. Johnson. the present city
treasurer. and ~ such deputy has
CURED thorough and intimate knOwi-
edge ~ the duties 81 the office. He
has. in fact. distinguished himself by
the efficient and accurate discharge 81
such duties. 40 more attentive ser
want 20 the public interests ever fillci
any position. he has always given IN,
utmost care and attention 10 the mat
tors entrusted 80 him. and such care
and attention us could only be given
bs one or his superior attachments and
natural cIuabtl!ty. His long years
spent ae book keeper in tho o7ice %
The Wheeling Intelligence. coupled
with his moro recent experience ~
the office ~ MT Johnson makes him
trc- efuincnflv the superior ~ any
other candidate from either party.
~ viii h". in fact. q benefit conferred
upon tho city ~ Wheeling " Mr. v ,n-
'rtson be- nominated and elected 10 the
"nic" 81 cift treasurer Too ma n
cannot ir said rf tho rsnficmanlv ana
urhnnr department whirh character
izcs biz intercourse with al who have
business with him either OFFICIAL r
private.
tlr ie moe ono who has ever striv-u
fn mukr fhe office or city treasurer
NOR, expensive Co. 90. municipality tv
reason OF taking tho collection ~ enc
school taxes uut OF that office and COM
f'rrinr r upon tho already largely ov
frrnIa office of -hcrid OF Dhip ce-intv.
huf. nn th. contrary. h1a always siren
uouei, opposed such Improper AMI
unpopular efforts.
Murcut.r. uo n.-iiEenrs ON his part
POOL fhs collection ~ citt fHxes has ever
rt.7riurrd tho return o. property a.
fsnrur'rf Hnd sale thereof ma D.
fnr such dsiinqIsncy. co. %. loss nj
rfi.Hfirr of fhr frIr owners ~ the
pruutft. .u rrfrru,d
% le nos sincere wteh thar this able.
rsr' rirns'd snd tTab,c rcnticman NAV
h' fHr tr" hsrent of tho Republican
party Hud tHc city or Wheeling. elect
90 Gel fhrt part, 81 randidatr to the o.
Gee ff seeks
Most respectfully.
The Wheeling intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1903-1961, 1913-04-10
Streets Cleaned.

Marshall street leading to the sub
way has been cleaned OF the heavy
coat Of mud and debris left by the re-
cent flood and now all streets OF the
city are in excellent condition. The
street department Is TO be commended
on the way the work has been pro-
crossing and much credit is due them.
This city while hit the hardest OF any
town its size along the river is always
the first TO be cleaned and ready for
business after the floods.
The Wheeling intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1903-1961, 1913-04-10
COMMISSIONERS SALE.
oomm4sulonsru oals.
J. II. Hsneeroth.

,. II. Hsnesroth.
Ann. s..s:ish,, ., al iheane'r''
BY virtue OF the authority vestss In
the undersignsd commissionsr. By . de-
". West Virginia. made In the chancsry
cause Of J. Il. Hencsroth, plaintiff, ana
4; Ann. ss:serisht; q Al: dsfsna.nss, tAsrs-
Isis. and sntsr.d in ehsncery order book
No. ~ page .ss, ! will sell AZ public
suction TO the hiEhs., and best bidder:
House Of Ohio County, In the City OF
Following described real estate. that 10
70 say: Part OF lot number ten (io). in
sSs also 70;
Sss. an-imr roy:d. ~ sosh u Of When sh'y SAD
s o or % 9. sa. rec: 81 "od
streets. in the City OF Wheeiina. County
Ing the same s prep Sr s Of xhcs FRED
erica Alderman died seized. and which
was conveyed TO her by Geo. Z. Boyd.
2sth day OF May. 1893. and Of record In
Deed Book No. 30 page sss. OF Ohio
said lots or parcels OF real estate may
be sold as a whole or separately.
TERMS OF SALE: one-third of the
purchase price, and 30 much more a. the
purchaser may elect TO pay. cash In
hand on the day OF sale. and the paiance
In two equal annual installments, due in
one year anS iwS yssr: from the DATE
from day OF sale. the purchaser giving
his notes with approved personal secur-
tty for the deferred payments. and the
legal title TO be retained as further Sc
curity until the purchase money shall
have been fully paid.
CHARLES E. CARRIGAN
Special Commissioner.
1 hereby certify that bond and secur-
ity has been given by the above named
special commissioner as required by
law and said above named decree.
JOHN l.. KINGHORN.
Clerk OF the Circuit Court OF Ohio Coun-
~. West Virginia
mrs lS-2O-27
The above sale Is adjourned until sat-
urday. April 18th. 1919. at same hour and
place.
CHARLES Z. CARRIGAN.
Special Commissioner.
aD-9-1O
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GETTING In Shane

The coal mine of the Wheeling Steel
n Iron company plant which was
flooded by the recent food is rapidly
being pumped out and is almost in
condition for the miners TO enter again
and begin work. II will be recalled
that tse mouth OF the mine was left
open during the food and consequent
ly filled with water. Pumps were put
10 work as soon as the water receded
and the mine is in fairly good shape.
Coal is being received from other
points TO operate the furnaces until
work can be resumed
The Wheeling intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1903-1961, 1913-04-10
Three In Police Court.

Three offenders all foreigners and
all plain DRINKS were before Mayor
Scanlon last evening in a session OF
police court and all drew the same
fines. All were able financially to set
tie for his fine and went their way.
This week has been exceptionally
good in police court circles and each
evening there are more than one be-
fore his honor
The Wheeling intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1903-1961, 1913-04-10

Joe Pastorick has started work on a
now garag" in the rear Of the Butts
saloon on Fourth and Main streets.
Many local Knights will attend the
visitation meeting ~ Wellsburg this
evening. The special car will leave
sixteenth street. Wheeling. at seven
o'clock
The relief work IN this city among
The food sufferers is progressing along
very nicely.
The coke ovens OF this city which
were forced 10 suspend operations on
acconnd of the flood have resumed
Another electric target was installed
ar Schad's crossing yesterday after.
noon.
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WEST VIRGINIA
tcontinued from rirs, Pag,l

would simply give the miner tho right
10 use.
To prevent the coal minor from
securing these rights tnof privileges,
most % which are granted bv the con.
stitution or b. statutory law. and al
~ which ought to be- accorded AZ a
matter ~ right. and in order ~ secure
peace md tranquility. the Iawless
element ~ tho operators have resort.
ID
fnI 10 tho guard system
~ compauv-OV deputy shoriTq
The Wheeling intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1903-1961, 1913-04-10
Receive Their Paw

The city clerk was busy yesterday
handing ont their regular pay
cheques Of the city employees as ap-
proved by the council on Tuesday
evening. Several new ones were found
on the streets during the recent food
The total amount Of the money given
out is several hundred dollars.
The Wheeling intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1903-1961, 1913-04-10
Resting Nicely.

Patrick Mcdonald. who had his limb
fractured late Tuesday evening while
at work at the Riverside department
OF the National Tube works is report
ed as resting very nicely at the Glen
dale hospital. where he was removed
shortly after the accident. He will be
forced TO remain In the hospital for
several weeks as n result OF the in
jury.
The Wheeling intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1903-1961, 1913-04-10
To Be Rebuilt.

Work will probably be started by
the street commissioner today on re-
building the bridge which spans tho
boggs Kun near the subway. This
bridge was carried away by the recent
Rood and IL is impossible 20 cross
Marshall street at this point. Some
persons were under the impression
mat this was county bridge. but
such Is not the case as the city is
forced 20 maintain this bridge.
The Wheeling intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1903-1961, 1913-04-10
lc) martial law.
Cd military courts.

SSs&ko-
In the effort to secure recognition
and redress. the miner has voted the
Republican ticket frst. and then the
democratic ticket. Both Of the old
parties having repeatedly declared In
favor OF Just and generous legisla-
ton In the interest OF all working
men. stating IL TO be OF the highest
Importance that all OF the people In
state like ours should be happy and
contented: that the hours OF labor
should be reasonab BILE: that their wives
and children should not be required
to labor in factory or mine: that the
children should have time for school.
and promising the enactment OF a
thoroughly modern workmen's CON-
pensation law. whereby those injured
at their work or stricken with disease,
as well as in case OF death by acct
dent. should be compensated. SO that
the loss from the inevitable accidents
or industrial life should not fall alone
on the workman and his family, who
are the least able to stand Il, but
should be distributed among those
who are most able to stand It,
The working men usually finding
their hopes turned to ashes upon
their lips. a small percentage OF them.
as protest and a warning. have re-
Gently voted the Socialist ticket.
Having endeavored to make clear
the position taken by the coal opera
tors involved, and having described
the position in which the coal miners
ma themselves. l will now proceed
TO brief statement OF fact relating
TO the Guard System" and in articles
that are TO follow l will discuss the
other vital questions involved
The Wheeling intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1903-1961, 1913-04-10
Gettina in Shane

The local high school baseball team
reported for practice the last few
evenings and are fast rounding into
shape for the coming season. Quite n
number OF candidates are out for the
team and before the season is far adj
vanced this city will be among the
top-notchers Of the scholastic class
Practice will also be held Saturday
morning at the usual place and all
candidates are requested 10 report.
The Wheeling intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1903-1961, 1913-04-10
ron SALE.
DESIRABLE RESIDENCES.

ON one lo'. facing on two streets on
Jacob street. between 2f'h ami zstn
streets. rented 20 desirable tenants. AMI
j. ten per cent Investment on the ask
ins Trice This is an unusual 0pp0rtu-
MY 70 purchase homo IN Feutcr
WheehnE. out of flood district. also an
other house on tho same Dot rented a.
an advantage Parties owning tho prop
eriy have left tho city and 10 not ex-
pet 60 return
HEERY ". oUnDErrG. Agent
FHal Estate snd Insurance so 1870
Market street. (Opp. Victoria Tb.atral
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Whe,linr w Va
NprI s. 1919

N'forr marriage ] used Co. ST I'D
until uiduirh' wishing h. would so
bonn.
.Nf-F
YES. nnd since We aro married 7
rf rirnirht wishing that he
would come home Pol Houston Post
The Wheeling intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1903-1961, 1913-04-10
Security Trust Co., Agents.
it4S Market Street. Wheeling
aEsT IN wAawoon

a seven room frame house with
bath. pantry. r~ui' nfeI basement un.
der "nfir' h"uer urrnnrrd fpr a jam.
Dr. with 'ief'rn rlprd into o. Re
Val. ffrnHr" ioff cabinet maufrfs
md ulo hearthe. Sliding doors. porch
'a front and hnrt Entire hpus. In-
isted Do oak Ti'o foundation slate
roof. rus and hof and cold wat.r
pipcd 900 over huHa f.Hrse rprus r.
i"t Wired fHr electric lights s. 300
Ter pu.,k -alc Cnod reason for ser-
iUr poo cheap
HALLLR q JEFFERSON
real Estate ana rfre Inauranea
Cor lffH aus Wnrr- sts
Goth Phones. 500.
The Wheeling intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1903-1961, 1913-04-10
SEALED EROPOSAiS
noties 20 Bfanuf .eturers, Jobbers a.,r.
chants ana Other WholeEa.s Deaiera

. NOTICE Is HEREBY GIVGN. Tnat
We state Board OF Contro! % the safe
ot West virginia will receive bid@ daily
~ It's cffice at Charleston. " est NIT-
slnla. Tor furnishing supplies for the
several Stats institutions. the financial
IlaLaE tnent OF which & vested la said
ifosrd Contracts WILL be awarded a. the
lo"est niddeTs. quality CONSIDERED. aud
other things bs.ng equal. west virginia
dealers viii be given preference
Lists OF supplies needed Wi BE- FUR
nirhef bidders on receipt OF requests
stating tie line desired.
STATE BOARD OF CONTROL.
ag-t-N Chartsston. Wesf virg mia
The Wheeling intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1903-1961, 1913-04-10
HOTELS.


the declaration Of martial law and tie
establishment OF the military courtsfi
The Wheeling intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1903-1961, 1913-04-10
ATLANTIC CITY HOTELS.
oALEN HALL.

oALEN HALL.
ltofcl and Sauttnrium. Atlantic city. New
Jersey. An ideal place Tor lorg or short
stay stone. brick and steel building
Rooms On suite with hot AMI cold sea
water IN Private baths Tonic and Cura-
tive Hafhr aud Treatments with ra.nef
ATTENDANTS t.esaons fn Hastefrt and
WeavinE p .. Yobur. Gen1 MANAGE
fa-sI-ff
The Wheeling intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1903-1961, 1913-04-10
Positions Wanted - Female

WAITED Position AZ house keeper,
where can keep my two small dull
drcu with me. honorable widow, able and
willing to- do all kinds Of work Address
MIS-. Porter. r. j.. No. =. Rayland. o.
ap-IO-i
The Wheeling intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1903-1961, 1913-04-10
tO2 SALE OK TRADt

BoR saLv OF TRAnE-A SCOT s-vs5
rou1u houEe and ~ ints sVIfh ustfs
barn. ata0e, Lawn. sri other i-nprov.-
menfs VII selt cseaE. or trade Tor .
sntN tnrrr Address tfatf@s = Nfiier
NsmeInn. ~. W is-s1-tf
The Wheeling intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1903-1961, 1913-04-10

FoR HEHT-N.ceIy Furnished 3 ana A.
room flats With hath. frr ligEt house
keeptar rent reasonable Apply az
trnnt 81 Avs str
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FOR RENT

ron RENT rooms with bath r.s-
session 10 once Suitable Tor g. d. r.r-
trueu. Browne HrotHtIs. It.r aiarkat
street f-Ztts
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"cn Phone i77iR Sat Phone. 10
The Wheeling intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1903-1961, 1913-04-10
FOR SALE

FOR SALE 10 acres land ST.
r'omed dwelling and out buildings
Point NILS. ohio Co. car stop - 4 a
= -. Inc. " 900 sell or trace Posses
sion 20 once Fine location. Address q.
q stiles. Triadclphia. " Va ap-s-t
The Wheeling intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1903-1961, 1913-04-10
WANiElJ-Mil. tie,o.

wAHrED-MiddIle aged man OF experi-
ence Tor driver. Apply Edgington
Laundry. Edgington Lane. ap.s.tf
The Wheeling intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1903-1961, 1913-04-10

foR SALE-One SOW and pigs also one
FRESH COW tJerseyl. cali Bell phone
2N2 X ~. Elm Grove ap-s.i