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Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1913-10-24

Bon Der @ronO.&urD in 9IcmsOort
crbo6cn. - Nit pier }lnOercll
Der &crid)morrna ulactIaat
Io2 2halicieutn0a &criubren
iuQ icbt nit ernellter Gncraie be-
tricbcn mcrOcn. - Shnu erldBt
GrfldrmQ.
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1913-10-24
4llann nnO MQns
Timnil6er 9ampfcr Nus
tergcgangen.
cSm. bnttmii@em Nyteerbm.
fen nabe 2Sain.

Sdnlnltlld)c EcrlonclL plerlIHoulerjl8
an Der 3obl fmoen Ocn Grtrin-
tlnQQtoo. - Ger &ntcrnotionolc
acknowledgements in @erlin.
Mar @ronot lmo ciu Gircftor
ser Iirmu arupp Dor @cridt
@rIiinqfor& 6inlouO, 23.
Cft. - @icrlmOpicr}iA Scclelttc mo
@oiioQicre al 9or0 Oca iinuilbcn
Iampicra ,ySeltflnlcn" crtronfcl
Gcutc. ais Gu2 6obrjcua nobc &aia
i'm bottuiihen Meerblricn all Elm Rttf
anrumte mo iouf. )}icm0nO muroe
QerettCt.
&om %ntcrnntiOnulrn : IL
bcrfuloie GOuQrcB.
@rrlin %. Gftobcr - Sic
Ocllti6e aoiicrin luobnte bclte Ser
iormeQcn Gr0fhung Der (<ntcrnutios
nalcn Gubcrfulnie Gonlcren5 bier
iel6lt bel. Geleqotcn pou - Notio-
men maren umuricn0 Die aoicrin
ertl1rtc, inocnt iie Oo5 Rotronot
iiber Oic Goniereni ibcrnobnL ooB
lie olliS licfItc an Sen @culiibungen
3ur 9cfGnpilung ser (ubcrflrloic in
terciiirt lei.
Die SiBungen, lueIdc Orei Gage
mdbrcn mcroen iinOcn in Dem Si'
6rn9Siualc Oca preuBiichGu HonOtnG9
Itott. QIice aun}ler Clemens Del
briicf bcuiQfonlnnetc bClttc Q}orgel
sic IcleQoten. Gin Nolptpunft lei
ncr @lnprodc mar Elm murIncr Sri'
but iiir Die Gneraie unO ben GrfoIQ,
nit uelhem Der aonpr qcdcn Slt'
berfltloic in Den &cr Stoutcn Qc
iiibrt uerOc.
Inter GeneL meIdc hcutc &ortro.
Qc biclten, hefanOen iid Gr. Son@
Olud) uou Sumburl. net &oritcber
Ne5 SnItituts iiir pic llntcrnl6unq
| ser 9u6erfltlolc, nm Gr. Souia 9ic
non BON Euri2. elmer Der fiI1rcnoer
| irun50iiihen 9lutoritGtcn ullf Oiclcn
8c5ictc.
Eroiciior Gr. II. NiG0er untcrbrci'
tcte einen Neridt ijbcr Die Ir. GricO.
morn.9c6anolunq. Gr erfl0rtc, Oai
cr (@roi. M0Qcu ihou por &o5rcr
Guberfcl -@ojiucn ans taltbllltl1eu
Ghiercn 0enonmcu lmo bicielbcn 5llr
9ehunohng ShuinOiilhtigcr be-
mist babe. Gr babc icOodj 0icic NE
tbooc uufgcacbcu Dcil glclA quite
NcIultute nit Der NebnnoIlng Olrd
5ubcrfulin cr}iclt UurOCn ulO 5par
obnc Die nlBcrorOcntlihc @clabr,
mclNe 0ie @cbunOlUng NIT lebcnoen
@a5illen III liob idlicBe.
Gle oiii}icacn omcritaliichcn Gc.
legutcn 5u Scr Gouicrcn6 linO Or.
Senrp Barton &ocoba non 9oltt.
more, Gr. 2ipinQiton 6orruno BON
9}cp Oorf lu1O Gr. Stepbcn 0}ober
Don 9tem &aucn. Gjne }In5abl anOc-
rcr on1crifoniihcr 2lcr5te ItnO III
nicbt ofii}icQcr GiQcnihait }ltgcgcll.
2us uQQemcinc %nblifun lcJt
groBcs rintereIic iiir Oic &cr6anolun-
gen an 0cn GAG, nno cine groBc 3n'
b0rerihoit luobntc zen bcutigen Si.
Bllngen BEL
Gcr&rupp FrO5eB I'M
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1913-10-24
9lntlaac 0cgcn SGnlu.

Bon Der &ron0.&urD in 9}cusOort
crhobcn - Nit pier 2lnOeren
Der &cribmorlnQ onactIoat.
Iu9 2lualicicunQa &crfubren
IoQ icbt nit ernellter Gncr1ie be-
tricbcn pcrOcn. Sbm erIGbt
GrfldrmA.
9tcm Dorf. %. Ctto6cr- Die
biciiQcn @roBacidnuorencn crboben
bcutc 0tohuittaI ac0eu @urrp S.
Sbuu unO pier 2lnoerc cine oli Der
ihlp0rlnQ lautcn0c 9lutldqc III Scr
6inOun0 nit Lhom'a Illldt aus Ocm
Uinttcuman Mini. 1ic 9Intlagc
miro Ou}u bcnu6t mcrOeL Shmu'@
}luQliricrlrng ans 9}cu &an1plDtrc 5l
bCtreiben.
Gic nnocrcn pier 2lngcfIo8tcn limo;
Gr-%caialutur WiitQlieo HIdorO But
ter, Ntidbocl G'&ecie, o@cntIcmun"
RpQcr lhonlpion mo eugene Glllm.
9ieiel6en mnren angeblich Sbup'@
Selierabelier bel ieiner ShIdt, @egcl
oiciclbcn O}duner pnrOcn inGut6cB-
GuuttD 5aftbcieblc erlalen
eupiua Ncfcblc ulrrOen auf Die
6cllti1c }lnflaae bin pom Dem @crid)t
ol9Qcitcut S5r. @m. Irouera rSero-
me fiinOiQtr an, 0oB er lofort @ou'
ucrncur Slum nm 9lusItellnna Don
2lu2icicrlnAa Gupieren aul @rno
ser ncucn 9lntlngc erlden mcr0r,
0amit 0ieiclbeu Dem @ouuerneur bon
Nup S0onpbirc 3u9cIun0t ncr0cn
fonntcn.
Sor. W}oica s.. @roBmun, elmer Der
&crthriOigcr IbNu'2, bcfonO id int
@cridt2gebduOe, ola Die 2lnfIogc pcr.
0iicntlid)t luurOc Gr brunonlarftc
Oieiclbc ula cine 9IlSflltdht.
Cine Eerion uel6e ais muhn
iinnid cincm 9lpl iibcrluieien murOc
fam nicbt Der &crihm6rlmQ idulOiN
icilL" iagte cr. sd gIolbe nicht,
0oG Die 9lnfluQe Stu10 bnltcn miro,
unO id) bcjlpeiilc iebr Oh 0ieielbc IN
irQcno elmer @ciie 0cn Stan0 Ger
Suhc in 9tCm onnplEire beelnlIll's
len miro. Sd 6obc Itcta erfIdrt 0lb
niht Oic 9ibiicbt bcitebt, Srn. I1dIu
oui ir0en0 einc gInflage 5l pro}clIts
rem, aus Dem cinfadcn @rllnOe, OaB
feline lleberiilbrllng cr5iclt pcrorn
f0nlte."
seine ncuen glu@ltefc.
runqapopiere II 6t6ig.
9llbunu u. y, %. Sftober
Somu6l @ouucrnclW @lpnn mic @c
ncrolumpult Gormo0p gobcn bcltc
Der 9lniiht gluSOrld OnB mcitcrc
9(uslicierlmQ2 %opiere I'M 3bous
IoQc lnn0thig iein miiroen, rn0 0oB
Der @uuuerneur pon 9teu Snnplhtrc
iid5 lest obnc @cr5ug be5iiglid Scr
in icincn S1GnOcn bcfinOlid)en 9Itallc.
fcrlngS %opierc idliiiii8 per0cn
pilr0c
Scr @encrulouualt miro enhuc0'r
Srn. l2m. :. ,ierome ooer Stills Nc
ncrulanlualt SrunfIin aenneop o0s
oroncn, lid nod Concord 5u bcacbtn
unO cine Gopie Der 2lnfloge Oem@ol.
ucrncir Seller 81 iibcrn1itten
g0oa Sbom ielbit SIT Iagcu
bat
Concord, u. s., %. Sftobcr
2us Sorru 81. lbon beitte bon Ser
Grbebuna elmer 2lnfluae Seittn2 ser
9tcp Yurtcr @ronb Mup III Gennt.
nib acieBt ipuroe, idien er bcion0er2
Ooriiber erltnltlt III iein, Oob Dies 10
idncll aing.
Gr crlieB Die nodlitebenOe Grtld.
ring:
,.Grifeint ea nidlt flar. Oob fcJnc
}Influqe geieBIid iein fam }lngc.
iid,ta Scr Shdtiode, Dab 9iidlter zen
btru pom Snpreme @eritht ]icIus
9)orf Die gielp 2orf Gorntn &rouO
,Iliru pom 9lpril 1913 Sernlin in
itruirtc, ouB Die 0jrono Surn mid
ais niht uerantportlih on,uichtn
hobc? Wn2 fam mnn Oaruui ant
luortCri?"
lDalu eridicn GuBerlidl iibcr oic
neue GntluidellIng bodit aelul,g;
fciner pon ieinen 9lniudlten 6eiiu0ct
iih 3ltr 3eit t1ier.
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1913-10-24
" q dl Ncr z dl met8.

Is q I | :, %. AIlopPI. Slul
gcihmuu, oie @ottin Oes iriiberen
Observation-Disclosures an1entlh'
lnn0, mo ihre Sohter, Sri. 9tuncp
@eiihmon, fnbren geitern 2lbenO BON
bier nud @eni as Sr SeIlbman
folqte beltte.
Sic 0od5eit OeS 6rl. Seii6man
nit oem Ser5oQ Don Grop miro am
9icnitoQ in ser @enfer aatbe0rulc
ituttiinOen.
Erop6c3ctt ou$ Sttmm'
rcGt iir Die 6rauen
GuglanO'@.
miu0ou, Gugluno, %. Git.
- Sd)uBonlta.aan5Ier 9lou0 George
aloubt, OoB cine Bill, melhe oen
,(ruucn in @roBbritannien oa@
Stimmred)t qicbt. in tllrjer Belt @es
Icb mcroeu miro; ieOod) nid)t mdb'
reno OeS QeQenudrtigen GorIomelltS.
Ter Shobton5ler illBcrte idl heilte
in beicm Sinne in GeanhportunG
uon Traqeu, uelde ibm bon elmer
Geputotiuu pnu Srauenredtlerlnnen
oeltcat maren Gr mieo onrnni bin.
0oB 0ic Taftifcn Der friegeriidleil
SuiiraQcttcn Der Snfe Der 6rnuen
Ie6r acid)ooet bGtteu, inO bielt oet
Irailcn ooa 9ciipiel Der Der. Staa-
ten Dor 9hlQen, no, ruic er Iaate, elt
Staat nah Dem unoerel Den tSralten
Oa2 StiInnredlt ge6e; lln0 oiele Or
folgc ieien all9ihlcBlid) Ourd frleo'
lihc N}ctboOen 5u uer5ei6nen &C.
meicn.
Mile no htcn lid @rdlt q NJ
feiteu hul0ig.
8uri@, %. Cftober ytad Dem
9eilnoc Der ,interHotionnlcn 9arnes
aie Gomnliiiiou BADEN III Oenl leb-
ten 9olfunfriege olle trie8iiIbrenOen
galfun 5taoten lid, @rnllinnlfeiten
5n i6ul0en fonnen Iaiien. Ter Be
frm0 Der Gommiiiion ioQ in 9ndl=
form ucr0iientIidt ner0en, nit 81
luItrationcn lno SaclinlleS einer
9In5obI bon GofumentelL nllf lucIs
den Der 8eridt balirt.
@ute Yciitung 0eutidcn
6ltcgera.
9erlin, %. SftobCr. Ter
0tltid)e 9uiatifer Sdlegel lcgtc &C.
tern in 8egleitunJ eincs EaiiagIerS
einen Slug Don OF Oteilen jlriif
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1913-10-24
Gbina'a Elottcu \ I
q rl III III.

QOn00n, %. GftobCr, = GbinN
hat bcidlolicL cine GcntroltNlorinc.
S6ule III Sbona6oi }u ctobliren.
Gicicl6c iou Ooa Merf Ger WIorinc'
Sdulcn III licn Gin 9tontin9 lmO
Canton crgGn5cu. IS beitcbt bic 9(6-
Iiht S6onQ6oi jur pihtiQiten Slot
tcnbuii> 5l mohcn. Cine }ln5nbl
neuer Sdulihiiie merOcn in &iir3c
beitcllt mer0en.
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1913-10-24
AmerikaniGdjes 2sir9erre6t!

1913 rridienent 5. uermebrtr, prrb. slnTla9e.
Sir ieoen Sngeipunoerten II es. BON 0n'
tereiie All erfdbreH, iue er nuf ibneuteni 9Seqe
bas giireerredJt erlaneen iann sleibBeiitg
ipelde 9ecbte er ais amerifnriiber 9iireer,
ben. gse bat man iidb bel enem Beiud Der
alien Seinlat6 an nerbalten. ipie 1T Die Stellune
sur Uilitdrbeb6roe? stue oiefc uno 3nnoeriee
b1tfeIeaaiites gSerf: ,sgie iueISs idl Siraer bet
8ereiufateu siaaten?" 0iefes oenii9 nno
eneIilcb geitbriebene Bud eiebt sIusfunit irte
man bietes 3iel ffHeu erreid1t, melde SorIins
litdten not6ia fino, iueltbe Yapere man bei'
bringPn mus iuehe Srneen geitelIt lueroen
lro oeren gedniiporiIina, iue man tetnen ylns
men anoert fuie ueroreHer Gir9erbrief meoer'
5geriangen iit, etc.
GIeeen 8oreincnoune sf.00 foiienireie Biz
Ienoune oes @eries.
Charles aailmcpsr 9ubfiihing 6ompanp,
POS Gait 45. Stred, 9elu'gorf.
(W,dif9-Mo9Ri5r
The Wheeling intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1903-1961, 1913-05-09
ARE INVESTIGATING
WHITE SLAVERY
FEDERAL GRAND JURY is STUDY.
ING GREAT QUESTION.
Oenizens Of Local Red Light Distrlc,
Testify-Sensstion Is Ex-
pected.

Sensational disclosures relative TO
the Wheeling red light district are
anticipated as the result OF the in
vestigations being made by the fed
eral grand jury of the white slave
conditions in this city. About TWEEN
ly questioned. Although no indication
district were summoned before the
grand jury yesterday and were close
~ examined. Although no indication
OF the nature of the probe would be
given out by officials. several of the
witnesses stated that the questions
asked them had a bearing on the
white slave laws.
II is understood that government
white slavt officers are conducting
the investigation and number OF
these officials are still in the city.
Although the jury reported several
cases TO the court yesterday at noon.
TO mention was made in the report
OF white slavery and as they have
adjourned until 10 o'clock this morn
ing. the report on the investigation
is not expected until this evening.
The Wheeling intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1903-1961, 1913-05-09
HAND AMPUTATED
me'gs Holden, Of the Island. In Serious
Condition Following Severe At
tack Of Blood Poisoning.

McieS Holden. of the Locke Shoe
company. and me Of the most prom
iucnt men IN the local shoe industry.
suffered tie loss ~ his lcft hand yes
t'rday morninv ara f. now In very
serious condition a. his home. 80. t0t
North Huron street About four weeks
ago Sir. Holden slightly scratched tho
'nd 90 his thumb but paid no atten-
uon O." tho tUra;'h until about wcri,
ago when hi- entire hand hccau 20
swell and caused him much pain
IN examination o., physicians who
were then called dis Tossed tho tat
that blood poisoning bad sst in 70
was found necessary yesterday 90 am
putafe the lcft hand 80 the wrist tho
op6ration hoinr performed in au ef-
fort 90 save the entire arm Reports
rom the attending physicians Inst
nirht wer" 90 tho 'ffcrt that Nr UoI-
den BE- in trr' serious condition and
that his recovery ls doubtful
The Wheeling intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1903-1961, 1913-05-09
JOHN YBNABLB
MURDER TRIAL
OPENED IN ST. clAiRsvILLE
YESTERDAY MORNING.
HOLD NIGHT SESSION.
Charge Of First Degree Murder
Placed Against Defendant-Ex-
peet to Finish by Tonight.

John Venable. colored. Of Stewards
vile was placed on trial In the COM
mon pleas court at ST. Clairsville yes
terday charged with murder in the
first degree. His victim was Joseph
Long. also colored. and of Stewards.
vile. The trial progressed very slow.
ly yesterday and although a night ses.
sion was held. only about half of the
witnesses have testified and the case
will not reach the jury until late this
evening.
The crime with which Venable is
charged occurred in his home al
Stewartsville several months ago dur
Ing crap game which caused an ar.
gument over the payment OF a small
sum OF money. Venable will enter a
plea OF self-defense as IL was testified
yesterday that Long was the aggres.
sor and rushed at Venable with a
knife. When Long drew the knife
Venable grabbed a razor and several
Longs jugular vein.
The Wheeling intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1903-1961, 1913-05-09
HELPFUL ADDRESS
Featured Meeting Of ST. Johns Broth
erhood Last Evening in North
Street NJ. {. Church.

An excellent address. delivered ~
Rev. J =. Hoffman. patsor of the
Kirkwood VI. +. church AZ Bridgeport.
was the feature OF most interesting
session held by st. Johns brother
hood of men last evening in the
North Street VI. r. church. The ad-
dress was followed by a numerous
recitation by Richard Cunningham,
while during tho evening three selec-
tons were rendered by a male chorus
accompanied on the plano by Miss
RoXie Wilson
The nominating committee report
cd pst OF candidates for various Of
fees. The election will be- held AZ
the next meeting. TO he held Thurs
day. May 90. Following the business
session last evening on hour was
spent socially. and refreshments were
served by committee of the Young
Mems bible class.
The Wheeling intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1903-1961, 1913-05-09
AMATEUR NOTES

tn" y =. \ C's ~ Martins Ferry.
newly organized toam. challenge
any amateur team in tho Ohio Valley
TOT gam" sunday. Mas ~. on tho
'ithri-t Park above Wheeling Tr
excepted answer through the columns
81 This paper. All tho members Of
me y p. a o. are requested 10
meet 80 the corner of Main and con.
TER street,. Sunday a. 100 O'Clock
Tho y y. a. C.'s acccptd tho chaI
nRc Of the v q. Burklea. hut II
.'"ms - " They do not want 10 play
u7. rs they failed 10 appear
To" Jacky Arthurs would ike ~
arrange games with the following
t"ams ior sundstF The ideals. CITY
Railway. Columbia club NJ DO Chan.
ttl or any other strong teams dcsir.
irr Suuda. game " accepted call
National Phone in31.H and ask for
Earl Wood
The jackV Arthurs accept the cha.
ionEe rho Strong BcnWO0d team for
% came ON tho Tunnel Green next
SUNDAY same 10 hc called ~ % T. DID.
-hsrp The Iacky Arfhur's would
Ike in state char thot are npon for
aI Saturday and holiday dates away
from home and would like ~ arrange
names With Tho following teams
Cameron. Toronto o.. DHionvaIe.
Maynard Esrur willie. Parker burg
and West Alexander or any other
strong frtm Those desiring games
should yrite Earl Wood i27 Past
Eleventh street. This city.
Th" q O. Mscrs. ~ MoundsviIie.
will ~ ~ Lansing. q SUNDAY. whore
th'y 0ill meet the strong team Of
TIT LIaln
The Wheeling intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1903-1961, 1913-05-09
NEWS BRIEFS

'"I N'ns. "ritcr T"r tho Rurns
huron Transfer company. was
- ,, rnJlr,' z'si'ri"F m"rnin;
a.. ''"'''n car struck
-, u" was dri'in-.
- MN 'I" To" scat {" th"
- H''"'i''n' Martin No
49,. .'I OF ''nlW'r'" "rd
go. is r Ribs ''v
-. "" '' OFT 'iiF de-
I"', i'''n'N ana i"hnl"iins Do" st1fr-
-. ."' '''-'
-. ''' INC h'd Siar 'f"-
49,, ',I''"il~'H or $4,000.
- 49, "'', ""','+ on m" island.
800, wv" =" VIC ''"'' UT 'h" county
several mai'crs "F considerable
iWp"fian"" VII ln considered this
m"rIinr ~ meeting OF thr directors
't We I'Sirf-s Mons so'i1ftpn.
Tlirsv a. CIarb. superintendent RI
~" cry hospital. who is touring Eu-
r"r" Tor Che rrrcnf ~ hIa health be-
much improved. according 90 word re-
ssIted from him.
roretdrraIfa e,,,, ,.,.+. 4
.erefaife, is now no.. ,i.. ,,.'.,.., .......
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IRE graIrafI. d.,II,,i,.
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The Wheeling intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1903-1961, 1913-05-09
TURKISH RHUBARB
MAIN INGREDIENT
New Medicine Has Ingredient known
to Science For Thous-
ands Of Year,.
DATES BACK TO 27oo q. c.
"Hhubara" Offers a New Life For
the oId-it Gives Health to
Stomach Sufferers.

The knowledge of Turkish Rhu
barb" as a wonderful medicinal agent
has been known to the world for
many centuries. Even to the far
back date of POO B. G.
To-day "Rhubaral" which posses
ses as its chief ingredient Turkish
Rhubarb is known as the best medi
cine for modern ills. Nothing has
/ ever been found to surpass Il in its
wonderful action especially in stom
ach troubles The United States dis
pensatory. an official book OF medi
cine. places IL in a class by itself and
especially recommends It in dyspep
STA and constipation. states 1t is ap
plicable TO many diseases and is a
tonic and stomachlc
Lack of ambition. sleeplessness
| and dependency are invariably due
to stomach trouble as Is constipa
, ton. gases and dizziness. These trou
HES cause many complications which
II neglected shatter the health of the
sufferer almost beyond repair The
nervous system is attacked. making
the sick person irritable and sluggish
! in memory.
"Rhubaral" is the one medicine
that even children take unhesitating.
ly owing TO it's pleasant taste. The
sick have been taught that only bit
ter potions would give them results
and naturally dread medicines. "Rhu.
barar' proves this entirely wrong for
its aSion is no less certain for its
pleasant taste.
McLains drug store at the corner
of Twelfth and Market street. have
secured the exclusive agency for this
preparation in Wheeling. II Is sold
on a money back basis II is guaran-
teed to give full value TO the pur-
chaser.-Adv.
The Wheeling intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1903-1961, 1913-05-09
PUBLIC AUCTION
Public sale Of snort Creei Pam

Tine Undersigned. George Wolfe as
trustee. VIII sell at public sale, at the
front door OF the dwelling house on the
farm hereinafter mentioned. on Thurs
day.the 18th day Of Nav 1918. commanc-
ins at ten % clock a. m. the farm situate in
Liberty district, Ohio county West viz
GINA. OF which John Wolfe. late Of Ohio
county. died seized and possessed This
larnl contains So acres. lies unusually
Wei. IL fertile and productive and is
We'll vatered. The coal underlying the
farm Will be included in the sale The
1arrn, under the conditions Of the trust
must De sold As the undersigned ~
Se4ilnS Ms trustee. the deed Of convey
anc" Will be by covenant of special war
TERMS OF SALE: cash. hut rea-
sonable time will he given IL necessary
Tor the purchaser TO borrow money on
the property itself
GEORGE WOLFE. Trustee
JOSEPH HANDI.AN. Attorney
CURTIS RICE, Auctioneer.
The Wheeling intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1903-1961, 1913-05-09
notice.!
notice 70 coTTRHcToRs'

Bids will he received By the Huilding
tommittce for the erection OF "A church
building at BETHANY. w. Va.
Building to Toe OF brick and 10 he
s.x16 feet. all bids To he received by ~
CLOCK moon Thursday. MAY Is. 1919.
y certified check for fVe hurried
's50W.oOp dollars Will be required from
an bidders. the successful bidder to give
bond IN the sum of i've thousa nd
.S"."""-uop dollars for the faithful per
Iornlfnc" or contract. Plans and speci-
ncati"ns 10 be seen at John Gibson's
store. Bethany. w. Va.
committee reserves the right to re-
Gibson. Secy.. Bethany. ". Va.
AMI Z 9l-rnn.S
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COMMISSIONERS SALE.
Comnissioners Sale OF Improved Real

2as OF AnProVeo keAl
Hy yirtu" of = decree rendered by the
ircuf Court ~ ohio county. We: Viz
SUIT in rranrcry Pending trercl1. iu
MM.i..,, .tssr"rgia Nina Louis sells b. the
> Flood. Der husband Hre defendants.
TO. Undersigned special commissioner
THURSDAY, THE. Eta DAY or
north cont door Of ,fe 90 cHe'lTT3io',, ~ ~
ceel o. sell 90 public auction T.. fb. 10 s.-
80 tnI best bidder tIs parcel of r..lt 49,
,,,' dercrihed in -,ii ic.r.. tts' b. e.
rhat part ~ iot So e. situate Boz ire
ilftn Ward ~ tho tIfF 81 Wrrcffr-.
ONO county. Wret virginia. frontins
'",',.tl Two. t--l f'et ..nl two go inches
~. on Which ie situated tie tpu STORY
nri H.Iliin- N.rEn o.. t.r old lille
.1ul vfdtI foo the sffc, in fr. re.r n.-
iI- tI' snuo property conveyed o. John
J., t'ni. ge-g ,-ci father ~ tie parties Co.
i.i, lf"rredirE lr August frii.n-e-.f
Ini Vic NY dsr1 hearing drfe 90. lf.f
itN ni MHfrH. 1870 aui ROW OF record Boo
,l1 County 'Iorks uff',e in pcr. Book
TURNS Or SALE une-ttirI .r enc
ti"' Hn1 H- much more 80
m 90 jay ~ safe. n-1 f1r balance r..sn
% 'fTlt ~ SIX rnd twelve urut.. fre
Infr a.cf r.rire ..r n0tc~ for frr l,f.r.
frI fIf nrnfa NelfIne interest ffH-if tho
NIF W sale. Hui fHr Ir .tl f.f'- fa h. 10
have been pail
JuffN o. NrurNE
Whfffrr vs. NH
Nay tfH 1919
. do rrr'Hy rertlrs fHlt bond ..I .e.
rifIff "HN" been EIt.u IN fns .. ..,
rHwoi special commit eInrtr ts .f..f.f
nf Jew.
fOflN O. k1NsfTprN
'ffs oi tNe 'l-.rit g"fff az onto Drln-
tf court West NIreIuf..
rHt DIS .r. 70
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SEALED PROPOSALS
Motto. TO Manufacturer. sotpers. .I,,.
Chants and Other WholeEala paAIsra

0ouee 70 manufacturers, sobbers, sIar.
chants and Other Wholesale Dealers
tie State Board OF Control OF the S.afs
OF West Virginia viii receive bide daily
az us cftice at Charleston, West var
several Stat~ institutions. the financial
nanaScment OF which - vested In saic
lfoard Contracts wall he awarded to the
lowest hiddeIs. quality considered. and
other things beng equal. West "irzinia
othlefS viii be Stv.n preference
Lists OF supplies needed will he fur
nlsheI bidders on receipt of requests
stating the line desired.
STATE BOARD OF CONTROL
ag-4-tt Charlastca. Meet vfrgtnia
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team was defeated by Nortc Dame
University by = score % 10 I.
The Norte Dame team played even
faster ban han tho University 90
Michizau and " & , Slipped up on
The WORK IN Oh" inncid The score
" o. a.
Notre Dame 020co0N 10 I
W s. I0O00un00
batteries Brieer and Grav. Good
win, Haymaker and SchaVb.
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W. & ]. LOSES
Norte Dame Team Too Much for Red
and Biack--hll One
Sided.

special NiaraftH fH fI. f.ff.iIrsn ...
WNSiIlNGTON. ~ Nav TODAY.
BOP The fastest rawc of IT, western trim
Washington and jefferson baseball
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TouiRh'H Games

ToniRb's Games.
irI Ifff.f. Ut. ~
Real and Imitation.
Mag Th" lady that u.f BOUGHT
ih"r" pins NJ you is ono of our rrost
,sf rvclIs
Mamr 81" YOU surof Hr~ hair
ana cl"tn's didn't iook bit like ours
Judge
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BOWlim 9
Y. M. C. A. Sunday School Scores.
Third Presbyterian.

The Third Fresh trrian team took the
members Of the Trinity Lutheran team
int" camp last night. The scores fol-
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EOR Gal &
9O-A' FARM FOR $500

our room brick house. large barn. other
- iiirEf VIII SOIL ON ar $500 PAYMENT.
u ths time Won want a. mas ,,lt ..
",fr fia't y 600. -Four room house.
. ~ Kinds of other buIldingq 100 acre.
N'".'. MI kinds ~ farms Write fpr
,atal'gue co. % 30 Masters. q "a,
Bank iidE Cambridge. ..
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LIQUOR LICENSE APPLICATIONS
FOR
Year Beginning July l, 1913 and Ending June 30. 1914

WHEELING. ". Va. Ma, s. 1913
!" W hru % MAY Concern.
Ihc following Is l, oi the applications filed with me i
Liquor License for the license year of 1913 and 1917.
RETAIL
Thomas o. N''"snnn i-,ns, Residence. ,i.< FRONT ,
Respectfully.
'I''s 10 - 90 ,.H ~ y,r-
tst,I r..,.
" . ''''' ''f t'n 'nI al'rS Ian. ' '
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Bruemmer 6 HiIdebrsnd

runsrsi Directors and nnsainsrs.
'orner NarFet and twenty second sta
Telephones 1e7. ODsa dAN ant ntHhI
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Stockholders Meeting.
ATLANTIC CITY HOTELS

NTry rosrsSt stcUsts Futt isFosssrtos o. Ar.
ANtie CIV Aso IT'S HOrgts. soostSs tsfossa-
b~Tios sDstsy DtPssrstsr ~ Artasric CIV NJ 4.