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The Wheeling intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1903-1961, 1914-09-05
Warwood Briefs

Mr.. and Mrs. Owen CoyIe and son
OF North Warwood have returned home
after spending some time visiting in
Mingo where they attended the fun.
eral OF the infant child OF Mr.. and Mrs.
Micheal Means. OF that place.
Mrs. Joseph Steyle and sister Made
lyn Boyd OF Center Warwood will leave
today for GAINESVILLE and other points
in eastern Ohio.
Friends OF MIR. and Mrs. Paul Hi.
mes have sent cards to many friends
stating that they will be home after
september 10. At the present time
they are in Atlantic city.
Mr.. and Mrs. Harry f. Kennedy and
son Harry of Ninteenth street have
returned home after spending a couple
weeks visiting friends in Ohio and
Pennsylvania.
Frank Cope OF North warwood Is
confined to his home with an attack
OF hay fever
Mayor w. f. Helfenbine is able 10
be out after being i'll at his home on
Eighteenth street.
DR.. w. s. Webb OF Eighteenth street
is spending sometime visiting friends
in Cameron. o.
Walter welshans Of Glenns Run has
accepter a position at the warwood
Bakery.
Miss Elizabeth Kriter of Wheeling
spent yesterday visiting friends in cen.
ter Warwood.
Work is progressing rapidly on the
erecting of the power house in the
southern part OF town.
Mr.. and Mrs. c. A. Peterson. Eighth
street and Warwood avenue left last
evening for New York where they will
spend sometime visiting relatives.
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guests FOR the week end Mr.. and Mrs.
prank 70. Jcnvey and Mr. and Mrs Ralph
Brett. ~ Cumberland. ND They Will
make the trip IN ar. Jenvey's touring
Mrs. ,. C. NoiuE and daughter. lydia
hell u Loudensyille. are here Tor a visit
Nth Mrs. NounEs parents. Mr. ana
WE. William Hardesty. Of West Harri-
.pr a. p Gasmire and James n. Grow.
~ wheeling. are business visitors On
H clancy was q business visitor
in - CiairHVilie on "Wednesday.
Miss Anne ui1is. Of uobba PERRY ~
". De- enioying Visit win her sister
Mrf KYLE Miller. % Moth lincoln ave.
Miss hllls ia furmei Hsrneavliis
tu see her
Mr and Mrs. r. =. Fowler. Of Church
,iireot are home from a stay az Allan
Mrs GEORGE Michael highly e..
tcemcd woman n West Main street. hnH
ttne miEtortune o. fan Saturday even
ture store. breaking her arm AZ the ei-
noH ~. Mccartney was called and
repsaered ,medicai attention.
srending the past few montha in cali.
'r.la la ehrectcd home to-day.
ln ienner. n Columbus. is here
N,,s .,i ard sister. Miss Marie. o. East
~ w street
y ohlc county a. here Tor visif Win
lac ffmily n ur. Kennon. of East Main
W. and Mrs Wliher afrnhf ana
enhewe bushnell and Hobart. ~ SOM
eItnn. attended The state fair a. Coium.
nN thla week
we FnHfrr Thoruherry ~ MALAGA
D. masking on extended visit Win rsis-
NErH iu Detroit. Mich
The fricnds N Mrs WIN Rishop. iust
- N town. VIII reFrst ~ know she o.
dHgF HlHnkrneon. ~ Wrllahurr w
Va Do accepted a position nf the forai
bottle factory
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GAINESVILLE

HAnNEsNfLLE. o.. SEPT f-wrs
FrrI HlnTn rf WaahfnrfTn "a ur~
as been VISITING her parents Mr. and
We William Hardeafr. received vrrrri
i.nf her husband had been injured in n
street car accident Mr. ffaran H. go
iur from "a broken irr and severe
.rain euuuda Mrs. ffannn. acrnr1nnufrf
~ lcr mother. left Tor her home on
Mlsa MarFaret Nen. ~ Cavinrfan. XIV.
naH been visiting Mrs Ada WaIf "a
West Main street
Hiram nameei and Edwin uerrv Of
Inli GUY. are spending n few DAYS rnfIfr.
lnH 90 fhr TuararaWna river
Ernest Hobbs one 81 ffa nnIrIarf
clerks n Hunts store De- vfrfffrr tfr
.letef. MrH Bert Patterson ~ Wheel
euuht Lincoln avenue viii have ~ ffrir
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meElroy obsequIes.

Funeral services were held over the
remains Of william McElroy at the
home Of his grand parents. Mr.. and
Mrs Henry + Gasmire. on Friday az.
ternoon. al 1880 o'colck. The services
we're In charge OF Rev. W. j. Holmes.
pastor Of the Presbyterian church A
large number OF friends and relatives
paid their last respects by attending
the services. The interment was
made later in the day. in Brooke Gem.
etery
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The Brooke County Teachers fnrfi.
tute which opened fts sessions Mon.
day morning closed af noon TODAY. m
Ger one ~ the finest sessions ever
held in the county. The work All the
way through was fine. and pleasing 10
The county superintendent who had
charge. and The instructors Tho LII.
tendance was hne. and the lnteresf
taken BY the teachers win make h..
ser fot IN the work that will no
done this fall In the schools
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as Cora Women. and the boys as Carl
Knox. Their names were given to
the county clerk with instructions to
have them arrested il they applied for
license. So far today they have not
appeared in the city.
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MOTIONS FoR JUDGMENT

Two motions for judgment we're
nled Yesterday Nth The clerk Of fbe
eircuit court One De- styled Fidelity
Investment Association wei. b. q
tauschenberg for the sum Of flgqg
ne ia said 10 Do duo on 81 bonds
or preferred stock OF Wheeling Mold
and FOUNDRY The second b. from
Alberiine Andre W.. George Hoffman.
a motion ior Judgment on a promlsary
note o. 800
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STEUBENVTLLE

sIbUBENVILLE. o. Sept t-Jof-
Lerson county Trades A Labor Assembly
VIII celebrats Labor Day on Mondav
WIN parade OF labor rFanixationa III
thl1 Guy ~ tho morning. In the after
LOU AZ stanton park ComHreaauan
rank y. Willis wifi be the orator
q. Johnston will be grand fnarshaI ~
the Labor Day parade
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Miss LYDIA Shipley Of Follansbeo.
was whiting friends In town today.
Peter Downcy Of Cross Creek die.
trict was a business visitor In town
Friday afternoon.
Mrs. James Bess. Of New Martinp-
vile. e. visiting Mrs. John Scott OF
Commerce street
J. A. LaEgitt and p. a. Chapman
are In Cleveland o on business
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Lutheran Church.

Meetings being held In the High
school building corner Seventeenth
street and Warwood avenue-Preach.
ing services In the morning at 10: 30,
rev. Ralph A Harshman, pastor !:
sunday school at $3.50 D. m. II. +.
Juergens. superintendent. All are
welcome TO attend the services.
The Wheeling intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1903-1961, 1914-09-05

Thursday. October 8. was the date
set last evening for the annual chick.
en- supper. BY the Knights Of the Mac
cabees Of Wellsburg Tent No. 70. This
year the lodge has been divided into
Two teams. each working for new
members. the losing team 70 serve the
supper % the winners. A. In former
years there viii be ample chicken for
all. and the biggest time OF the year
IL promised for the lodge members.
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Methodist Church

corner Fourteenth street and Or
cnsro avenue. w. H. Gilmore. pastor
school at $3.50 a. m. J. W.
SINE. superintendent; church serv-
ices at 1880 a. m; public worship in
ene evening at 7:so. All are extended
a cordial welcome.
The Wheeling intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1903-1961, 1914-09-05
Had Trouble With Sewers.

street Commissioner Edward Brooks
mad a good deal OF trouble Thursday
on the flushing of ono OF the large
sewers in Center warwood. The work
was done by large fire hose which
was attached to the fire plug. A. c.
Taylor OF the Warwood Water and
Light company helped in the work.
Two other sewers will be flushed some.
time next week.
The Wheeling intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1903-1961, 1914-09-05

city Solicitor n ~. Mfrryman has
received nndings from the ofTice 81 Al,
tofney General HOGAN IN which h. H.
tsheu % sue some present and some
Igrmef members ~ the sinking Funf
ton mission for between seven ana elem
! nguaand dollars they paid out tochnir-
te.i.y eronE - interest instead Of nay-
The Wheeling intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1903-1961, 1914-09-05

~ lyI.-lo u - On note Tor 5000 nr.
Ave and McClaVe aftornler for nfaio-
p. NJ. HereHford W. Matilda . gr,.
nau n ~ partition Hulf trrar rrrfi.-r
attorney Tor plaintiff
=. q. Medley Ua w. D. urrr..t 49,
peal suit from the docket I'd auir.
The Wheeling intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1903-1961, 1914-09-05

Meetings being held in Lasch's han.
corner Fifth street and warwood ave
nue-Sunday school services will be
heid In the afternoon at $3.50, L. w.
Eastwood, superintendent. All are
cordially invited TO be present.
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WARWOOD
Christian Church.

wsrwood Christian church. corner
Richland avenue and Seventeenth
street. " w. Evans. pastor-Bible
school at 10 a. m. Henry Mitchell. su.
perintenoent' communion at IL a. m I:
no preaching services on account OF
sickness. which will delay Rev. Ev-
ans about one week He expects TO
oe Win MS congregation on Septem-
Der IL. All are welcome to attend
the services. and bring their friends.
The Wheeling intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1903-1961, 1914-09-05

a cali vac made n the mayor last
cvcnlnE from New Kenalnrton b.
Tor Tho police 10 b. on the lookout for
q young couple who ran auav fo he
married. Tho girls name was rtvon
The Wheeling intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1903-1961, 1914-09-05

~ ia stated that thr liabilities o. l..
~. ~ ine forcign. banker. who vent
-,ttt. aplcy VII not exceed $4,000.
900. '""H fi".-
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Presbyterian Church

Presbyterian church. Twentieth
street. near Warwood avenue. Edrar
w, Day. PASTORAL regular services
VIII De resumed for the winter
months. Sabbath school at $3.50 a.
M morning worship at 1880 a m !;
christian Endeavor meeting at D.
NJ evening service at 7:45: prayer
meeting "Wednesday evening AT 7:3O
The Wheeling intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1903-1961, 1914-09-05

Daniel Emmett McCmby. ~ Car.
negie. Pa and Ella Louise Pyle. OF
Toronto. o.
Moses Allison and Susan Cecilia
Hyatt. both Of Stcubenviiie. o.
The Wheeling intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1903-1961, 1914-09-05

Two divorce actions have been filed
with the circuit clerk to come UP at
the next term OF the circuit court.
styled Mary =. Green vs.. A. L. Green,
and John Voros. VS.. Elizabeth z. Vo-
ros.
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FOR RENT
SEALED PROPOSALS

Notice 20 Manufactures, Jobberu. nrer
chants and Others Wholesale Dealers.
NOTICE is HEREBY GIVEN That
the state Board OF Control OF the State
OF West Virginia will receive bids daily
81 its offtce ~ Charleston. West Virginia
LOT furnishing supplies for the several
state institutions. tho financial manage
ment or which Is vested In said Board
contracts viii be awarded to the lowest
nidders. quality considered. and other
ers VIII be given preference.
Lists OF supplies needed will be fur
stating the line desired
STATE BOARD or CONTROL.
1a-l-tf Charleston. West Virginia
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Farm For SAILS

lso aeres, 2 good 9 room houses. ?
barns, land lays rolling. lots Of Frult
on good road and owner sants "a
sell, see us We will show YOU ,,,rlfe
Tor IN o. 80 others alec 49,
Elm Grove. ". Va. both phooes
The Wheeling intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1903-1961, 1914-09-05

WI ~ Philip ucre nHa been uroh4f-
~. Jas. Sherwood la iu JAN ~ n rfer-
t9eket and Was released on = bond Ia
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FOR RENT

Fine second floor location on Main
street, near bridge corner.
Suitable for store room. once rooma.
doctors pariors. etc. Accessible:
plenty Of light and ventilation; IN
good condition; can give good lease.
Bel n - CALL Us Natl oo4
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Security Trust Co.
AaHHrE

Lots in our New Addition be-
tween Elm Grove and Triadelphia
are now ready for the market. The
only lots AZ reasonable prices in
the "Out-thc-Pike" District. Call
az our Office or AZ our store at Elm
Grove and see Plat. Terms 20 suit
purchaser. We also have some
four room apartments with bath
Tor rent az moderate prices"
FOLmer- ROmine Co.
loo Chapiine Street City.
The Wheeling intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1903-1961, 1914-09-05

The Bureau of Forestry Of tho pin
lrpino government. after about two
cars oi preliminary experiment. III
pftpAfinr fo start rracficraI work aU
Oyer thc PHILIPPINES in planting cam.
The Wheeling intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1903-1961, 1914-09-05

Rev. John s. Hamilton. the noted
evangelist. Mrs. Hamilton. and Miss
Evelyn Straw. the pianist Of the Evan
Relistic party arrived over the G. and
p. railroad from Cleveland. o.. At
1912 p. M. this afternoon. They
we're met az the station a. Brilliant
BY a committee Of The Hamilton club
and escorted 70 the Hudson House on
this side 81 the river The party took
dinner Immediately and left at f.l0
O'Clock in an automobile 10 visit the
scene Of the Hamilton camp. az which
20 many fine meetings were held this
summer and from there they went TO
bethany. and surrounding country.
They viii arrive back early this eve.
ming and the Evangelist will preach
az the Presbyterian church. on Sat.
urday evening he a. scheduled 10
preach M the Methodist church ana
VIII 20 20 the Belleview camp grounds
on Sunday. when he viii deliver sew.
Cral sermons
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WELLSBURG

WELLSBURG. w. Va. Sept. AT
a regular yearly meeting of the Cot.
tage holders of the Bellview Camp
Meeting Association. held on Thurs.
day, at the camp ground. a committee
composed OF James p. Cree. w. w.
Beall and T. II. Hammond were ap.
pointed to secure a new charter for
the Camp Meeting Association. This
move was made in order that the a.
ISOLATION might be increased in size.
and move forward IN a progressive
manner. The committee expects 10
get to work Immediately after the
closing OF the present season OF the
camp meeting. ana have the new
charter before the opening Of next
year.
The members OF the board Of d.
rectors for three year terms were
also elected az the meetinE. Tn mem
bers whose terms expired IN 1914
were: G. II. Besll. y. A. sheets. T. II.
Hammond and W. l. Frissell. All
we're reelected for another term.
The Wheeling intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1903-1961, 1914-09-05
Millions Of dollars worth
of Rags collected
annually

The General says:
My output of Csrtain- iced
Roofing has grown 20 such enor-
nous proportions that ! am hav-
ing difficulty in getting enough
rags of good grade to supply this
demand.
| also need a lot of rags of lower
grade for making my standard
quality roofing, and also a still
lower grade for making my Com
petition quality roofing.
will pay the best market price
TOR roofing rags anywhere in any
quantity. If they can be shipped
in carload quantities and in as
sorted grades, we can have them
shipped direct to any of our big
mills, but il in smaller quantities
or unassoted, we will arrange
with one of our packers or as
sorters near you. to buy your rags
and prepare them for our use in
the different grades.
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FUNERAL DIRECTORS

49, ----~-----~~--~-~~------
Louis BertSGhv
FUNERAL DIRECTOR AND
ARTEhlAL EMBALMER.
va ard 1924 Main street
Calls Answered nay or Etrh,
Store Phones G16.
y. y. hcrtschy. Nat Phone fs5aR
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WAN EL<-mALE HELP
WAHxxD-Nake sef ncxt saturday.
brand new proposition patented last
January. Amazing invention. comprcrs-
"a air washing machine. weighs bat two
chimes Customers excited. a<~nts coin
ING money. a sale a. every house. Price
only n.se; zoos profit. Cleans tub OF
=. Hughes made s,i first : hours. No
charge Tor territory. Investirat> Writ.
nov. Wendell Vacuum Washer Co. f,o
- st. -e.p..e y. s-e-g
wA1xzD-A<ents. make big money
selling our line OF specialtissL write
Q. J. McPherson. South Main rfrs<t.
North baltimore Ohio. s-s-x
wAHxzD-Arents- Your rr~.t~~t on
portunity 20 become permanent repre-
sentative for largest manufacturers high
trade soaps and toilet Ecods- sure.
dreds doing il. Unlimit.d p5ssibs,stses.
Fastest SELLERS. Business good year
round. Particulars free. Write to-day
President. ssA. Davis Bids chic.so'
Manufacturers and wholesale srocers'
farmers and large consumers. want
ssassmsn sn In o every state Honest sPsr-
not essential Permanent. profitabie
business In your home county. Good
references required.
JOHN SEXTON a co.
LAKE a FRANKLIN ST.
CHICAGO.
wAurED-Become railway m.ii ei.-k.
Commence $500 MONTH Sample ex-
animation questions free. Frankiin In
sutute. Dept. t7o-R-. Rochester. n T.
au-ie-t-se-1e-wed-frf-
WAHx1p-Agents 20 sell the New En-
press Vacuum Cleaner and carpet
hif sales Big pay. G. r. Adams Co,
ll<o-ll<1 Main ST. Up stairs. apr2s-tf
WAHrED-At once. several rood deliv-
cry and salce boys. to work before
school. Apply at Circulation Depart
ment. intelhgencer. between Z and
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FOR SALE
FOR SALE.

foh sALE-Dry goods store. best loca-
uon. low rents. cash customers. rail-
Ioao terminus. good colleges low price.
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LATEST MAGAZINES
MISCELLANEOUS

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cAhH-We buy Old false teeth. eold
- s's Natches diamonds 3ewslry.
Btsrling Refining o..
Room Aa3 Bohmuibaoh BfdR. Wnsosf,g.
Tue-Thr-Sat
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foR SALE-Two bowling alleys. COM
plete at ffl4 Wood ST. Apply John
Marehlenski. 1884 Chapline- sep.1-l
foh SALE-A fine property for an
apartment house Address r. o. Box
S-s. wheeling W.. Va au-2s-tf
foH sALE-Two pool tables for sale
cheap. Call ISL. Bell phone. Bridge
The Snyder signal. (Snyder, Tex.) 1887-????, 1914-11-27

signal and Dallas News. 'i.7s.
The Snyder signal. (Snyder, Tex.) 1887-????, 1914-11-27

who has not heard OF the Vale OF
Kashmereg" unsteady inquiries Tom
Moore, implying that any one who
ventures on a negative answer
thereby stamps himself as low-b brow
forever. Now, after a lapse Of moro
than 4 hundred years, the United
States consular service is repeating
the query, though varying the spell.
Ing and intent
Moore was thinking Of temples.
grottoes. fountains, moonlIt nights and
opportunities for loycmaking az
forded by the famous valley. The
consular service is thlaklng Of wool.
timber. waterpouc. ald openings for
American manufactures
Progress? on course-but progress
for which a price must be paid and
ut times the price seems high. There
are moments when the tourist won.
dera whether ancient castles or mod.
fern chlmneys along the Rhine repre-
sent the more ruthless form OF spolla.
tlon; and the query is'even more
pertinent when the factory system is
suddenly introduced among submls-
sive workers Of the Orient
The Snyder signal. (Snyder, Tex.) 1887-????, 1914-11-27
LITTLE DIFFERENCE IN TYPE


Prejudice should be omitted from
the travellers outfit. declares F. q.
Aflalo, In the Fortnightly Review.
The tourist who leaves home In tho
assumption that every German is a
hreeater. every American Il braggart,
and every Italian a Lothario Is sure
to meet with awkward dlsappolnt-
fnents. and will certainly impair his
own chances Of getting the fullest en-.
jpyment out Of his experience Gen.
orally speaking, so far, at any rate, as
European nations are concerned.
human nature Is approximately homo
geneous, and there Ia much to be said
for Mr.. Beloc's contention that the diff
ferences between the nations are
grossly exaggerated. and that In face
Of common Mohammednn or Mon.
gollan enemy these differences would,
as likely rs not. altogether disappear.
Travel teaches appreciation OF another
uniformity Of type. and that Is the
likeness between hlllmen. dalcsmen,
coastmen, men OF the plains and
islanders all the world over.
Each type reflects its environment
Irrespective OF political alles.ance or
religion. ! do not here refer TO tho
anlnltles between Welsh and Brlton.
or between the peasants OF Andalusa
and Morocco, for these are cases OF
blood Relationship. The response to
environment Is illustrated rather by
the close resemblance between the
Moslem mountalneers OF the Caucasus
and Christian hlllmen OF the Alps. or
between the mariners OF half a dozen
races bordering on the Mediterranean.
The Snyder signal. (Snyder, Tex.) 1887-????, 1914-11-27
LITTLE PROGRESS is MADE.

London, Nov. 20, $40 a. m.-The
lPetrograd correspondent OF Reuters
Telegram Company has forwarded
the following official Russian state
iment, which was given out in Petro-
grad;
"The battle OF LODI still continues.
AT one point Russian cavalry attacked
body Of retreating Infantry, inflict-
Ing great losses and capturing heavy
guns
ION the Czenstochowa-Cracow
front the battle is developing success
fully for the Russians. Sunday over
5000 prisoners were taken. The enc
my's attempts at counter-attacls
were repulsed.'
Petrograd, Nov. 2l-The Russians
appear to have halted the advancing
German right wing along a line
stretching from pOlnt few miles
to the northeast Of LODI to the south
west OF that city at the same time
forcing the evacuation of five towns
in this locality.
In addition to the battle front al
ready established. one to the north
OF the vistula and another between
the Vlstula and the Warta, the Ger
mans are developing third attack
| ing column to the south Of Warta.
An official communication given
out by the German headquarters
stan says:
( British war chips again appeared
OF the Belgian coast yesterday and
bombarded Lombaertzyde and Zee
brugge. Our troops suffered but little
damage from this bombardment, but
a number OF Belgian villagers were
killed and injured. Otherwise no ac-
tual changes have occurred in the
west.
"ln the eastern war theatre the sit
uation has not been decided.
In east Prussia, our troops are
holding their own to the northeast
Of plains (Mazur) lakes.
In north Poland the fierce lighting
which has been taking place still has
been without result In southern Po-
land the battle In the region of Cen
stochowa has come to a stand still.
"On our southern wing to the
northeast OF Cracow. the official Rus
sian report that Generals Liebert and
Tannewltz were made prisoners in
East Prussia is an invention. Gener-
al Llebert at present is In Berlin,
and Gen. Tannewltz is at the head Of
his troops"
The Snyder signal. (Snyder, Tex.) 1887-????, 1914-11-27
TATE WAREHOUSE INSPECTOR
MILLER IN sCURRY COUNTY


state Warehouse Inspector Miller
formerly head of the A. 4 N. Cotton
Chasing school. was in the city on a
tour Of inspection Of the State Bond
ed Warehouses He was the guest OF
Manager Harvey shuler. Of Ware
house No. 81.
After earthly examining the con-
dlnon of the local warehouse, Mr.
miller stated that out OF the several
hundred receipts thus far issued, his
report would be ninety-nlne per cent
perfect
The Signal is advised that MI
shuler is graduate in cotton class
ling and the report Of the state eX-
amIner is above the average, which
is Just compliment to the local man
ager.
The rnyder warehouse has a ca
pacIty Of sixteen hundred bales and
IL is more than half full. There are
two other warehouses in scurry coun-
ty under the supervision OF the state
and II is predicted that they will be
utilized TO fun capacity. which VIII
represent four thousand bales. The