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The Wheeling intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1903-1961, 1913-09-19
rrusts.,. Sal. of vsIuabi. real H.tat.

sale OF valuable Real Bstate.
by virtue OF an order made in the
proceedings or q. -. smith bankrupt on
the 10th day OF July. \. -. 1918 bV
Henry \. Nolte. Referee. / will on
SATURDAY. SEPTEMBER 20, 1913.
commencing at 10 90 a m. at the north
front door Of the court house of Ohio
county. IN the city OF Wheeling, West
virginia, sell AT public auction 20 the
highest bidder the following described
property situated in the Seventh ward OF
the city Of Wheeling. Ohio County, W
Va. on Wheeling Island. that Is TO say:
Lot No -. in square No. 4. IN Giichrist's
Addition No. 20 the city OF Wheeling
ONO County, West virginia. together
upon said property and the arpruten-
ances and Entertainments thereunto he
longing. being the same property convey
cd to g. -. Smith 10y ". T. Burt and
VIE 10y deed dated the goth day OF Au-
gust. 1921. and recorded In the office of
the Clerk of the County Court OF Ohio
page 2e9.
The above property Will be sold free
ana clear from certain deed Of trust on
said property made by the said q. a..
smith and wife TO William a. Caldwell
trustee. dated the 18th day % Septeulb..-
A. -. 1913. and recorded in said Count =
Clerk office in Deed Of Trust BOOK No
-. Page zee. free aud clear Of the in
choate' dover right Of clara e. smith.
the vile 81 said -. 81. smith and free
and clear % all liens and eucumhrance g
Whatsoever
pieted on the day aforesaid. 81 viii be
adjourned from time 10 time without
other notice than oral PROCLAMATION
made AZ The time and place OF such ad-
Terms Of sale Cash
HERMAN \. TJNDT
Trustee OF the Estate of q. %. smith.
hankrupt- au-e9-s-5-l2-1a
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NOTICE TO CONTRACTORS
NOTICE TO coNTRxcToHS-

Sealed proposals VIII be- l.rct,s,'
this onice until September aa IsrF ~
o'clock g. m. for paving between -
tTacks - the wheeling Traction 90 .,
NentiatinE stack Of the wheeling st,.I
= Iron coal mine 90 AfcMcchen'a rft, d.
distance OF about $500 feet ana ,,,, =
paving 'i
F.r plans and spscihcationa aprtv 81.
the Mayors onice IN HenVood or a e. .
Buildinr. Wheeling. W Ma.
lndorse bid Proposal f1r PAVING col,
Marshall street" The rfrnt A. r.-,..
60 reject any or al bids
srf.-f-.fq
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TRUSTEES SALE
rsesss.'s sale Of v.iu.si. n..i n

rrlstss's sale Of Valuable Real Estate.
by virtue OF an order made I'm the
proesedinss OF @: o. Smith. bankrupt. on
A. Nolte. Referee. I will on
SATURDAY. SEPTEMBER 20. 1918.
commencing at 1900 n m. at the north
County. in the city Of Wheeling, West
Virginia sell At public auction to the
hiEhest bidder. the following described
OF the City OF Wheeling. County OF Ohio
and State OF West Virginia that is TO
say A cerstin lot or parcel OF land on
Ohio County. West Virginia, being lot
No Fl as designated upon n plat of rar-
cells OF land. streets and alleys laid out
oy W y: Hubbard and H. N. Russell.
chancery in the Circuit Court OF Ohio
county. West Virginia. wherein Della Y.
and Indiana McSwords and others were
defendants: also the south feet and 3
inches off OF lot No ~ IS desiEnated on
said plat. which plat Is now duly record
ed In the office OF the Clerk of the
County Court OF Ohio County West yir-
ginia. to which reference Is hereby had
Tor a fun description OF said lots. to-
gether with the buildings and improve
ments upon said property and the heredi-
tsments and appurtenances thereunto be-
longing, being the same property con-
PoEue and wife by deed dated the sd
day Of September, A. u. 1855. and record
ed In said Clerks office in Deed Book
No. 81. page 3l2.
The above property will be sold free
and clear OF the following deeds OF trust
on said property:
A deed OF trust made by the said G.
o. smith and Clara c. Smith. his wife to
William O.. Caldwell trustee. dated the
18th day OF December. 1904. and record
ed In said Clerks office in deed OF trust
book No. -. page 81.
Deed OF trust made by the said q. q.
Smith and wife TO g. W. Lutz. trustee
dated the 9TH day OF April. 1905. and re-
corded In said Clerks office in Deed Of
Trust Book SIS. page 524.
Deed OF trust made by the said q o
smith and wife to r. T. Mcneil trustee
dated the eth day OF March. 1913, and
recorded in said Clerks office in Deed
OF Trust Book 107. page 40
Also the deed OF trust made by the
said q. q. Smith and wife 20 John w
Adams. trustee. dated the Cd day of Nav
1913. and recorded In said Clerks office
IN Deed OF Trust Book los. page as
Also free and cls- o. the taxes for
1912 and 1913 fre' sud clear of the in
choato dove .s.nt OF said Clara g.
Smith. the wife OF g. q. smith and free
and clear Of all liens and membranes
whatsoever.
IT. from any caasc the sale is not COM
pleted on the day aforesaid. 81 Will he
adjourned from time TO time without
other notice than oral proclamation made
at the time and place OF such adjourn
ment
Terms Of sale: Cash
HERMAN A. IIJ-NDT
Trusete Of the Estate of a.. %. smith.
BANKRUPT au-29-s-5-12-19
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PUBLICATION NOTICE.


order OF Publication
The STATE Of West Virginia. ohio Coun-
In the Circuit Court Of Ohio County
West virginia. September Rules. 1919
Henry G Fisher and
Frank j. Maley. trad
ing and doing business
under the firm name Of
haley a Fisher In Chaucery.
vs.
The Auto Trading Com
Iany. Inc. a corporation
~ Penn@y wanna
me object and purpose 81 thtF suit is
20 recover Of and iron, the auto Tradtng
omfanN. corporation. the ahovs
named defendant. the sum 81 81 200 90.
WIN Interest thereon from the 2ard day
OF June. 1913. t525 90 Of said amount he
ing the amount paid ~ the plaintiffs TO
ne DEFENDANT IN part payment for the
!ifchsse price ~ the auto truck and
20 thereof being the amount eapend-
"a hv the plaintiffs On endeavorinE 10
put said truck co. good shape 80 ~ to
tiNe satisiac'ory service and $500 CO. or
the remainder 81 said sum Of 81 POO o.
20 recover which this suit h. brorsbt a.
Tor damages sustained by the plaintiffs
- reason - the wrongful false aud
I ~, llent representation. made by the
aetendant with intent 90 deceive aud de-
fraud the Plaintiffs. and upon which the
llAiuffts relied IN purchasing said auto
ru~k ~ suid defendant
Nnd 70 arpeHring from an affidavit
Tiled in said cause 81 these Huies thai
the defendant. Tho AUTO Trading COM
PAM o corporation. ia not resident Of
Ie STATE - West Virginia. md ~ not
having been served with process In s.fI
rHf gu motion n the plaintiffs bv John
~ Arheut their counsel. This order 81
fuhu'nunn D. entered against g. and 90
ordered that the said defendant. above
h.fuen he and n ia required 60 aurear
slihin one month after the date ~ tho
IfHl publication 81 this order and do
NuAt u necessary a. protect its inter
e-ls ~ D. further ordered that this or
Ger - published and posted aa fequired
by au
witness John T. Kingdom. clerk ~
our said Court at the Court House ~
said county. this c7th day - August
lFle. to-wit September Wules. 1918
IuHN D.. kfNGHOUN CLERK
published the first time August "a
Attest
800. dpltN D ttNGHoEN. clerk
JOHN y AKEENL.
Attorney Tor Plaintiffs
au-eo-s-s-I--1a
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About People
acvemsnts OF individuals to and
from the City.

Misses Grace and Ruth McCullaugh
have returned from their vacation at
Indiana.
Robert Morrow has returned from
a business trip TO ST. Louis.
Mrs. Vim. Meader. of Martins Ferry
Is visiting relatives in Indiana.
Miss Rose Schwinn has returned
from Detroit, where she visited her
sister.
Joe Gary was a business visitor in
Cameron YESTERDAY
Mrs. Robinson is in New York on a
short visit
Mrs. Millisan. or Formosa Flats. is
looking forward TO a visit from her
niece and sister
Gertrude Stengle. Of Parkersburg.
spent the day here yesterday.
Rev. p. j. Rossman. pastor OF the
sacred Heart Parish. who has been
visiting his brother Aloysius Ross.
man. al Nirsylvia. New Mexico. for
! me past TWO weeks. will return today.
During Father Rossman's absence his
parish has been attended by Rev. ] r
Newcomb. Of Summit. y J.
Miss Mabel korn. OF Valley Grove.
Is at Present touring through Pennsyl.
vania. I'm few days she will go into
the state of New York and visit re-
latives in the Metropolis
Mrs Walter Allen. OF Woodsdale.
mas returned 10 her home after A
Journey through the Western states
ItDts"ll ilertsOg. o. Washington.
"a. was "A business visitor IN the city
YESTERDAY.
Mrs. carl T. Woods. OF Wheeling
Island. will leave this evening for
N"st"r' iil" where she will visit her
son. Who d. attending The Litterbin
college
Miss heHa N"uhardt. has returned
20 her home on Middle Wheeling
'reek. after spending the last eight
weeks with friends and relatives in
Roanoke. Va.
Ross r. Chew and wife will leave
tomorrow for Bedford. Pa. returning
SUNDAY
George GoiSrs. ~ this city. has 70.
Nlrh"d from business visit at Bel.
mont. o
\ y Thompson. Of Tacoma. % has
reiurne from homo after AN auto
tour OF Wost Virginia
Rev and Mrs ~ VI Smith ofItunt.
inrton. will arriv. in this civ tod,v
"herr NOV viii Join col Bigglinslea
ana number o. others for two
weeks visit 40 Mt Clemens
J.. j.. Ferguson. of Oak. y Y has
oit, o." 'N''
Panl Shields has accepted a posi
ton with tho % a o. r. Il
Mrs Font will go 10 New YORK citv
h"Nt week 10 witness the fall di-plsv
in fashions. etc
h. = Perkins has returned IN tt.
home on the Island. after spetd,,,,. !.
-" DAYS in Cincinnati attending TO
business
Mis- ssrsn Hetzncr. of pre..sr,
valley. left for Massachuesettss
"her" ~" viii attend school
Nra Molt"r has returned 10 bcr
h'mr In Iifi burgh after sf.epdi,,,
~" pasts"r"ral davs 49, the guest %,
street i''"'
h"b"rt Nctner. " Pleasant VALLEY
ma l"fi Tor Philadelphia where b.,
viii enter l.ohlsh university
Mrs. Eugene kress. ~ this CITY IL
,hr quest Of Mrs. oliver Dawson. 81
fairmonf
The Misses Dcmmler and Ninnepev.
.r. oi pittsburgh. are guests or Miss
Laura SffcI
Mfe U4rry Never and son. ~ New
Mariins'ilIe. are guests " friends in
the city
Iw'Aa and chickens fresh dressed
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DIED

Wcdrerdar. Sepfer-t..
b. 1919. 90 9 80 o'clock h. on AZ Nvh.ef.
inE. hospital MARY WTNgftEff
g. Ninrher.
Funeral from tho resIder.e ~ 49,
brother. g.. ~ Wincher. so q so,,.t
hnrk street Friday afternoon AZ 10
g'lgck services 30 the Fourth street
" q church az on O'Clock rrf.,fs
pr the family are invited 1ntrrmert
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5OA. for $1,000

Good cottage home. large barn all
kinds other bidgs a. fine orchard
$500 worth 10 rmbc-. fine water. we'll
fenced hand church school. good
markets ~ you want a bargain don't
pass This bv have tun farns fo 90.
l"'f from ~ .uu want farm see
80 % Master. o. Sat usuL ud.
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INTERPRETER IN COURT.

Joseph Cambria. y & q barber.
left yesterday for Martin burg where
be viii act a. court Interpreter Tor
Tho nited States court Mr. can.
brts has worked several jobs &C q like
FAILURE and is very veil pleased With
MS ncV position.
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Al IHE ORpHEIIM

Hundreds were turned away from
the Orpheum theater last night. un-
able To secure tickets for the greatest
vaudeville bill OF the season Johnnie
DOoley and his ten players. present
INK The House Warmers" were the
cause Of n all And II might be stated
that Johnnie Dooley is the greatest
comedian on the vaudeville stage.
His presentation is the most delight
ful Offering that Orpheum has ever
presented. and II will be a long time
before any act like the one DOOley -
presenting will be seen In this city
again As for songs. dances and
laughter. DOOley has a large margin
over anything In any musical comedy
Offering that YOU have ever seen.
Another big feature act. a. well ~
a riot on the bill. b. Danny Mealy and
Fannie Brown. a most ,N'lightful offer
ing and one % the best dressed acts
We have seen In a long time Thea
there ~ an extra Offering. Messrs WI
bur and Jordan In comedy panto-
mime acrOhatic stunt that has all spe-
cial scenery and H. one Of the hits on
the bill Walter Milton in a mon.-
logue will make YOU roar with laugh.
ter His line 81 stuff r. new and his
Title o. the silly Surgeon" He SIMS
many great PAROLES that will keep
you laughing. ~ well a. spplauding
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LOOK foR CROOKS.

Tho police we're on tho qui vive all
d'v yesterday looking for the Light
fingered gentry who usually follow n
CIRCUS bur up until o. lato hour last
hiEht there had been but one lone
drunk picked 40 There o. usually
O. good gathering or tho dips ana
fm"otn fingered ones Who follow
iHe-" event. hut Yesterday fhrs eem
81 foo hr in fho minority
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SEALED PROPOSALS

ust1c> 70 Manufacturer, JopSsrs- -.
snants ana Other WAolssais DsaisrN
Notice is HEREBY GIVEN, Tina,
OF West Virginia viii receive bids daily
y us .ffce at Charleston. West Vir-
sna Tor furnishing supplies for th~
management OF which IL vested in said
I Sosa Sosstraets wiii be awarded to ths
Ios est oloders. quality considered. ard
dealers win be given preference
Gss OF snpplies needed will be fur
stating the line desired.
STATE eoARD OF CONTROL.
eg-t-G CtArtsstcn. West Virginia
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The Victoria Theater Was croWdsl
To- tho doors last night 10 see the great
attractions the management has 80.
cured for the last hair 81 the week.
and tho consensus n opinion was that
no show from start 10 finish vas one
of the best ever seen in Wheeling
Gus suns Candy Store Girls" are M.
hif ~ me wear The Eve pretty Ffr q.
IN Their stunning gowns and bot 49,
sisted by Two male comedians e. lass.
gave performance that kept the
house In IN uproar AL the time
There T. fun. and 81 the kind that
leaves good taste from fref M taef
The dancing and singing ~ tho Eve
FifIs vas revelation even 20 regular
vaudeville attendants The seven
astellaines. With their splendid mu.
steal features. VAS another success on
Tho bill Their music is marvciousIy
sweet. and tho biz audiences gave
them n warm reception
Iicgler Bros athletes and all round
clever aoruhats. did some thrilling
stunts Jack Lewis is German com
ediau w. = pleasure 90 see and hear.
AMI liibheit and crouch be- their com.
cay singing. dancing and talking arf
have something exceptionally eood
W." Nicioriascopo pictures we're very
Cirscr
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FOR RENT

TUE hEhI-Large. cheerful and desir-
able rooms. furnished or tIpfur-tst,tt
hooms with board at the severn. "a,
Main st. NATL phone I95s-Y. He'll Dbo,,o
l"4'-J. W X covert. Manager s-I6-f
PoE HENT-Brick house Of roo-,s
80 - sixteenth street Injuire Sew.
t4At''s a-6-ff
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Breummer G. HiIdebrsnd

Funersl Directorr snd Enbain.rs
NAfk rf anf Wv anff. aarrn e.
4ee4h'hc ~ Ogou d1y ana shL
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NI~s 'su0u r. .est .,...d. p
fool HI... nHH o. .t.r
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FUNERAL DIRECTORS

Louis BertSG civ
FUNERAL DIRECTOR AND
ARTERlAL EMBAIMER.
fi22 ard 1874 Main Street
tails Answered Day or Niebt-
store rhoues Gt.
VIC T.. b,rtschy. BELL Phone 1.Ns.p
G. y berfschy Nst Phone 1919 y
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TYPEWRIT'ERS FOR SAIL

foh sAL1-Oliver typewriter GooI
- wheeling. Bell STR. Sationsf
isS'-M' auls-tf
ron sALE-One Oliver Typev-ite - >
positively good as new Your opn
casn price. ~ reasonable Lock "a. I.Iy,
-. 1.-. W , - au-a-ff
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TEE BAsEsaHHrs, riEsr. sroorn
IzInD. fOunTM AND FIPTH PLooEs
of 1hE HEW rIHE PHooF MERCAM
TIE 8UtLDINo ON MATH srTTrr
AT STEEL BRIDGE CoRN1R
ML sn READY ABOUT FIRST or
.I nAcH rLoon cAE NE RENTED
JAMES L. HAwLrY
l0soIs MAIN aTRHHH
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The stat Of West Virginia, ohio coun-
~. So.
In the Circuit Court Of Ohio County
West virginia. September Rules, 1914
IIenry & FISHER And
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BUSINESS Opportunities

WAETED-Smali capital 60 help back
GOOD proposition. i. l.. care this
office. SILT
The Punta Gorda herald. [volume] (Punta Gorda, Fla.) 1893-1958, 1913-08-28

HERALD are not rich, nor are we
making big money out of the pa
per, as some wiseacres of the city
may think and assert. We have
made a success of The HERALD
and a living out of it by running
it as a family affair" and keep
ing expenses down. Then, too,
both the writer and his father
have been capable of earning a lit
tie at other tasks and have brought
into the business money from out
side of Punta Gorda, spending it
all here and helping to improve
and build up the town and increase
the city taxable values on proper
ty.
We mention all this, merely be-
cause it comes to mind in connect
ion with what we are now at
tempting to do; and, as we have
all along worked for what we
have considered the best interests
ofour town and constituents, we feel
that we are entitled to continued
and liberal support in our further
efforts to publish paperthat is re-
preventative Of this section and its
resources and industries. What
THE HERALD Of the future will
be will depend upon the patron
age it receives.
The Punta Gorda herald. [volume] (Punta Gorda, Fla.) 1893-1958, 1913-08-28

Lakeland Telegram, Aug. Sth:--
Talk about the Land of the Skye,
the summit of the Rockies, the
seashore and other retreats for
sweltering humanity from summer
heat! Last night in Lakeland, in
South Florida, in the month Of
Augl st, was as near the climate of
Paradise as mere mortals have any
right to expect. In the cool Ca
resses of such an atmosphere the
most hardened sinner could enjoy
the refreshing slumber of Il
healthy infant and almost she'd his
sins and wake up regenerated
creature ready to go down town
and make amends for all his
meaness.
The Punta Gorda herald. [volume] (Punta Gorda, Fla.) 1893-1958, 1913-08-28

St. Augustine Record: Editor
Jordan of the PUNTA GoRDA HER
AID writes a lead editorial upon
the Mexican situation. but unlike
some country editors he doesn't
expect his editorial to have great
influence upon the situation in
Washington and Mexico City.
All the same it is full of good,
sound common sense.
The Punta Gorda herald. [volume] (Punta Gorda, Fla.) 1893-1958, 1913-08-28

Those legislatures everywhere
there's one convened and every
time they begin deliberations, it
seems that the peoples interests
are put in jeopardy. Florida is
not the only state in which this
has been exemplified, and the
commission idea will probably be-
come universally popular ere many
years pass.
The Punta Gorda herald. [volume] (Punta Gorda, Fla.) 1893-1958, 1913-08-28
Healthy Florida

Joseph W. Howe, M. d., elm
ical professor of surgery in thu
medical department of the Uni
yersity of New York, Fellow o.
the New York Academy Of Med
iclne, etc., and an author Of med
ical works, says Of Florida:
"The climate of our American
Italy has been the subject of con.
siderable Misrepresentation. II
has been alternately praised and
slandered praised for its mildness
and equability, blamed for its
swamps and malaria. Only with
in the past year or two has its par
amount claims as a pure, balmy
and health giving climate been full
ly established. Statistics by care
full and disinterested observers
have decidedthe truth of some state
ments, and the exaggerations of
others. it is often said, for in
stance, that malarial fevers pre-
vail to greater evtent in Florida
than in other States, because the
air is constantly loaded with mep-
hitic vapors. But the truth is that
intermittent and remittent fevers in
Florida are milder type, run tn cir
course quicker, and are attended
by less mortality than is the case in
any other State in the Union. These
facts were ascertained by Surgeon
General Lawson, who found that
in the northern section Of this
country one in every ffty-four
cases of remittent fever proved
fatal; in the central sections, one
in thirty-eight; in Texas one in
seventy-fve, and in Florida only
one in two hundred and eighty
seven. East Coast Advocate.
The Punta Gorda herald. [volume] (Punta Gorda, Fla.) 1893-1958, 1913-08-28

When President Wilson ordered
the secretary of the Treasury to
announce that from $25, 900, 900
to $4,000, 900 would be deposited
by the government in the banks
Of the South and the est, w with
which to ''mnve the crops" if that
much were needed, he made a
big hit with the farmers. Here
tofore under the republican rule,
.Wall Street. would squeel
about shortage of money, and
then large sums would be deposit
ed by the federal government in
the Wall street banks, and then
they would lend the money to the
western and southern banks which
In turn would loan it for crop
moving purposes. Under the Viii
son method they get the money
without tribute to Wall street:
We are not apt to hear of any
more tightness about moving the
large crops of this year.
The Punta Gorda herald. [volume] (Punta Gorda, Fla.) 1893-1958, 1913-08-28

Indications are that it will be a
lively winter al! over Florida. As
the season draws near railroad
officials are estimating the proba-
BILE travel to this state, and the in
formation being given out is that
there'll be hundreds more people
seeking the pleasure of a winter in
the Land of Flowers than ever be-
fore.
The Punta Gorda herald. [volume] (Punta Gorda, Fla.) 1893-1958, 1913-08-28

Palatka Times erald:-If Al
bert w. Gilchrist does not enter
the'race for United States senator
it will be through no lack of effort
on the part of his South Florida
friends in general and the PUNrA
GoRDA HERALD in particular