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The Richmond Virginian. (Richmond, Va.) 1910-1920, 1914-12-24
urIp THOSE WHO HELP THEMSELVES.

AS TAe Virgiatqn has pointed out before
there In nov 10 place In the State OF Virginia
except the State penitentiary, where a negro
eons,,ynntive nav receive treatment for tubercu
1os]s. This crying need the Anti-Tuberculosis
Society has undertaken 10 I'LL The hrst step IN
The task was the enlistment of members OF the
negro race in the work Of raising funds tor the
project. In this way they have manifested
zeal for racial health standards that is com
lneudabie 1t is always more beneficial TO any
PEOPLE 10 toll for their salvation, in health as
we'll as in politics, than II is to have all the
work done for them by others
The work of the colored citizens Interested in
this great work "a confined for the present to
ire work OF selling FED Cross Seals for Christ
mas. They should be aided IN all possible ways.
The Richmond Virginian. (Richmond, Va.) 1910-1920, 1914-12-24
A SING SING DINNER FOR THIRTY CENTS

The question OF the law and the criminal. be-
fore and after. which has vexed the minds of
many interested and sincere workers for the bet,
torment of the lawless Ia exceedingly simpliied
In the case of New York crook who stole thirty
cents for the privilege Of being convicted and
returned 10 Sing Sing. He Is reported saying
away from the place where he had eaten dinner
for twenty Christmases. Which goes to show
that where the heart is at Christmas time, there
l. the body and the appetite pretty certain to be
found And why not? II this pooA outcast pre-
ferred to pay thirty cents and his liberty for his
Christmas dinner. who is there to say him nay?
Certainly not the law at present constituted
and administered.
The Richmond Virginian. (Richmond, Va.) 1910-1920, 1914-12-24

The Newport News Times Herald says 1T was
very amlable and generous In The Richmond
Vircinsdn to publish conspiciously IN it's last
Sundays edition an article from the Times
Herald the prosperity of Newport News,
Nothing prospers like prosperity Thanks
awfuly; wen certainly expect you 10 recipro-
cate.
'ETrenchard Faces Knotty Situation at Chapel
nm" Looking toward Charlottesville?
The Richmond Virginian. (Richmond, Va.) 1910-1920, 1914-12-24
PROSPER WONDERFUL
LY IN DRY STATES.


Wealth Of Colorcd PupuIaeaun
Doubles in Five Years.
The negroes Of the country 1t the
present time own property worth
about s1.1oo. 900, 900. according to
Washington estimates. In 1893 their
wealth amounted to about $3.50, 0Oc,-
00e.
Il IL remarkable that this wonder
full increase In prosperity began e
the time when prohibition we've
swept over the South, bringing State
wide prohibition In many cases. and
drying up vast territories in the re-
naming license States.
The negro Is a cottonmaker par ex.
cellence. Heretofore he has made
good eettaH for the white man ana
poor cotton for himself. Hundreds Of
thousands Of colored men who former
ly owned struggling patches now cub
tivate strong and sturdy plants, and
those who formerly raised q hound
dog ard a,w hiskey habit, are now rnin-
ing family Of pigs and = new APP.
petite fer industry. If he II let alone
by the wholesale liquor dealers OF
Cincinnati and Louisville and Jack
sonville, this negro seems in a fair
way to settle his own problem.
The Richmond Virginian. (Richmond, Va.) 1910-1920, 1914-12-24
TURKEYS

Ship turkeys, head and feet OF. un-
drawn. Saturdays prices $50 70 zoo
for good stock. Ship heavy Monday.
Tuesday and Wednesday. Look for
better prices next week. Rabbits. 17t
to zoe.
1 HAzLEGROHE = CO,
Communicates lGerc1aFtA
The Richmond Virginian. (Richmond, Va.) 1910-1920, 1914-12-24
NEEDS or THE EMPLOYMENT BUREAU.

IL lis well that Richmond IS TO have Munich
paI Employment Bureau provided she can have
IL lin fitting order II win be very III for Rich,
iosistes, Handicapped by the chickering's OF fac
lions, and exploited by sensational publicity
methods Richmond should handle this situation
- she has handled many others, not as She
has failed 10 handle few.
TIE F8rginias hopes that the nahaeer OF the
bureau. whomerer he may b., will be chosen by
the directors with an eye single 10 the we'll
hsinx Of the city and its citizens under the rev
busxan. without anfmcus for or against any. OF
The Richmond Virginian. (Richmond, Va.) 1910-1920, 1914-12-24

Have organized ball end the Feds conspired t.
keep the press agents busy?
The Richmond Virginian. (Richmond, Va.) 1910-1920, 1914-12-24

II we were as hard up for something to do as
the Roanoke Times, we'd apply for Job under
that s125 900 appropriation, even If We knew we
Wouldn't get 1t.
The Richmond Virginian. (Richmond, Va.) 1910-1920, 1914-12-24

One thing about Christmas shopping is you
see so much human nature on exhibition with
the other goods
The Richmond Virginian. (Richmond, Va.) 1910-1920, 1914-12-24

The action of the British steamship Campus
in standing by at distance of two hundred miles
when the Germans sank the British fleet a
distinct case of safety first,
The Richmond Virginian. (Richmond, Va.) 1910-1920, 1914-12-24

the announced candidates. as this exhorta-
ton may apply. The ViroiniaH yet feels that the
question is too important 10 be ignored.
The Richmond Virginian. (Richmond, Va.) 1910-1920, 1914-12-24

"Federals VIII Fight Johnson In Court
Which is wiser than doing 1t at the plate,
The Richmond Virginian. (Richmond, Va.) 1910-1920, 1914-12-24

'Invents Deadly Missile For Use In war.
lndeed--take note. belligerents.
The Richmond Virginian. (Richmond, Va.) 1910-1920, 1914-12-24

Daring Russian aviator decorated" With
what--wings?
The Richmond Virginian. (Richmond, Va.) 1910-1920, 1914-12-24
Artist IL IN

London. Dec. 23.--Gaby Deslys. The
vaudeville artist. 10 Ill. An immediate
operation on the throat Is necessary.
Keep them on nand. HOI.sUM Pan
Biscuits.
The Wheeling intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1903-1961, 1914-11-27
VIOLATED YOST LAW
Greek Arrested for Running Gambling
Joint 10 Guilty Of Running a
Speakeasy-Will investigate.

Quite surprise was sprung in Do
lice court yesterday morning when
Andrea Phillips. a Greek. arrested on
a charge OF conducting gambling
joint. developed into a Yost law VIC
lator. Phillips was held by Judge
Jordan under bond OF 500 TO appear at
the neat Grand Jury and also that he
would not sell any more. Two CON-
panions werea llowed TO go on their
own :ecognizance as witnesses.
The whole story came out when Bob
Louey complained to the police when
his companion A. Joseph lost $25 in
little game. The gang were arrested
early yesterday morning. Prosecuting
Attorney Addleman was at the trial
and viii start the work OF investigat.
Ing and gathering evidence for the
case before the next grand jury. Phil
lips vas also fined $50 and costs for
conducting gambling house in VIOLA
tion OF the city ordinancesy and Joseph
was fined IS and costs for gambling.
Almost wagon load OF empty and
half allied bottles were confiscated..
The Wheeling intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1903-1961, 1914-11-27
ne Ct the fastest games played here

one CT the fastest games played here
this year.
The Alumni numbers some OF the best
players In the state and no doubt the
High school boys will have to do their
best TO win the game.
Many young men and women who are
attending school spent Thanksgiving az
home. From Morgantown came Nesta
Swisher. Frances Williams. Jennie Cox
Leslie Androm. Herbert Headloe and
Ralph Hutchinson. from Wesleyan.
kathryn Duerr. Margaret Grimm. Mabel
Lentz. Carl Miller. Burrows Snodgrass.
Union services were held at the NJ. l.
church Thanksgiving. Rev. Cornell. OF
the Presbyterian church. preached a very
interesting sermon
Judge y. ID. Morris. who is holding n
term OF court at West Union. spent
Thanksgiving with his family.
G. T. Gorby was "A business visitor at
Fairmont Tuesday.
The following teachers from out the
Snort Line ate turkey at home. r. T..
Mcintire. Ray Fair. Eloise Williams.
Ona Sidell. Leo and Loring Van Camp.
Kent Hall. or Wheeling. Is visiting his
parents. Mr. and Mrs. :. b. Hall on
y. b. smith. circuit clerk elect. has
moved his family To this place and Is
occupying the Stewart property on
Maple avenue.
Miss Ada II .weyer. OF Parkersburg.
arrived IN town wednesday evening. 10
visit friends.
schools on German Ridge wednesday,
A. b. Moore was "A Parkersburg visitor
Tuesday. lie IL receiving many offers
OF support in his race for clerk Of the
house OF delegates and hts friends conf
IDENTIFY expect him 10 win.
The Wheeling intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1903-1961, 1914-11-27
SOULS EVOLUTION
Interesting Lecture Delivered last
Evening BY l. W. Rogers al
Hotel Windsor.

II IL took millions OF years 60
evolve the simple structure OF the
earth. how lcng did ~ take TO evolve
the complex human being1" was the
conundrum that l.. W. Rogers put to
his audience last night AZ Hotel Wind.
scr. where he lectured on The Evolu-
tion OF the Soul" He said that the
latest debate over the problem of
mans origin. was pst In a nutshell by
Prof Sir Oliver Lodge. m his criu-
cism Of Haeckel. In which the English
scientist showed that the scientific
material failed to explain how the
vacuous mind of the infant can become
the intellectual power OF the adult
within the brief period between birth
and maturity.
Clearly. the lecturer said. the mental
and emotional nature could not be
evolved in even the whole OF one life
time. II was a something that had
pre-existence. and was not being ere
ated in so short a time, but was mere
ly coming forth into manifestation In
the visible world. and showing more
and more of its intelligence as its
physical body. which Is its vehicle of
consciousness. developed into matur-
ity.
At the close OF the lecture a free
class was organized for the study OF
theosophy. Tonight Mr.. Rogers gives
his final lecture here, speaking on
SelfDevelopment' and the Way 10
Power"
The Wheeling intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1903-1961, 1914-11-27

Miss Maire Frazier OF Elm Grove. at
tended the West Virginia University
tcrday.
The little son of Mr.. and Mrs. John
upPole, OF the Bethany pike, Is confined
to his home with illness.
Mrs. John Spager is confined TO her
home at Greggsville with a serious III
ness.
Engene Davis, Of Coshocton. Ohio. is
spending few days as the guest OF
friedns and relatives In the out the pike
Members OF the West Liberty Presby-
terrain church have completed arrange
ments Tor measuring social that Will
be held In the church Wednesday even
Miss Margaret Schmidt OF Elm Grove.
guest of her sister. at Franklin Pa.
Jack Graham. OF Dillonvale ~ spend
Ing few days as the guest OF friends
at Elm Grove.
Mrs. Earl Mounts. of Elm Grove. Is
spending several days as the guest OF
relatives at West Alexander.
County Superintendent OF Schools. j.
II. Iazier and family of Fulton are
spending a few days as the guest OF
relatives at West Liberty.
An old fashioned country dance Will
be given this evening In the Auditorium
OF the Peoples bank building at West
Alexander.
Lee Barry. Of washington Pa. is the
guest for several days OF friends and
relatives at West Alexander.
Herbert Cotton and Pete" Pryor. OF
Elm Grove will return today from Pitts
burgh. where they spent their Thanks
giving day vacation.
Mr.. and Mrs. Harold Campbell will
return today TO their home at Fulton
Day vacation at Morganton.
a. .. Wagner, has returned to his
home at Fulton. after a short visit with
relatives at Richmond. Ohio.
Mr.. and Mrs. Frank Gould OF the ISL
and. spent yesterday a. the guest Of
friends at West Alexander.
district attended the West Virginia
Wesleyan-University game at Fairmout
yesterday
Miss Sue Waddell teacher In the Cam
eron school T. spending several days
as the guest OF relatives at West LIB
erty.
James Graham. OF Steubenviiie. Is the
guest for several days OF friends and
relatives at Woodsdale.
Miss Augusta Miller. OF Steubenvilie.
II SPENDING several days as the guest
OF friends at EdgwoOd
Quite number Of the pike residents
gathered AZ Fulton yesterday TO see
the Motorcycle hill climb.
The Wheeling intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1903-1961, 1914-11-27
PRESS MATTER
FROM BERLIN
Official Press Bureau Issues Statement
On Activities in Various Theatres
OF War.

BERLIN. Nov. 20. by wireless to
SayviIle. l.. Information given out
TO the press today by the Official press
bureau includes the following:
"A majority of the newspapers do
not refer to the possibility that Port
ugal will join the allies. The few
papers whichd o mention Il declare
papers which Go mention a declare
in the slightest
The Persian Legation at CONSTANT
nople has received information from
Tabriz that Kurdish troops surprised
a Russian garrison and killed two
thousand Of them.
a great mass meeting was held IN
Sofia to demand the immediate occu-
patton of Macedonia By the Bulgarian
army The interests of Bulgaria
cause her TO maintain a friendly atti-
tude toward Rumania and Turkey, but
make the destruction OF Servia and
Greece an imperative necessity.
NJ. Wolkow, president OF the com
mission for the improvement OF eco
nornic conditions IN Russia, states that
bankruptcy is epidemic In that ccun-
try. The Golos Mosky, OF Moscow,
says that the large number of insol-
vencies are creating a panic.
Anti British Movement.
Reports of a pan-Islamic anti
British movement are confirmed by
the Russkoye slovo. Of Petrograd.
which states that the movement had
It's beginning in Afghanistan. The
Porte states that all Arabs who are
NJ for military service have declared
their readiness for a holy war.
The Amsterdam TELEGRAPH recog.
nizes the fact that strict discipline is
maintained among the German troops
IN Flanders. stating that any injustice
TO Belgians IL severely punished
The commander Of the German
army in Belgium. the Berlin Kreuz
Ieitung reports. Intentionally spared
King Albert's castle on account of lts
historical asfDciatiOns and is arts.
tic value. though u was well known
by the Germans that Field Marshal
French and his stan were staying
there.
After their retreat the English
forces bombarded the castle and de
etroyed II when the star of the Ger
man division settled down there"
The Wheeling intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1903-1961, 1914-11-27

Joined the British forces and had made
themselves felt
Referring 10 the latest phase In the
conflict raging In Russian Poland.
Lord Kitchener said.
After a hotly contested battle the
reinforced Russian troops In this
neighborhood have been able TO check
and defeat the Germans with. I be
lieve. heavier losses than they ever
sustained before"
Lord Kitchener also briefly touched
on the Turkish Intervention. and said
that the Russians successfully were
advancing toward the Caucases. while
an Indian expeditionary force had
twice defeated the Turks at the head
OF the Persian gulf. where they had
occupied the important town OF Basra
and were also In touch with n Turk
ish force 80 miles to the east of the
Suez Canal
The Wheeling intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1903-1961, 1914-11-27


Prof and Mrs. walter Kemp OF North
WarWood, are spending the last OF this
wecs with friends and relations In West
Liberty.
NJ and Mrs samuel Frsh ana family
~ North WarwoOd. spent rhanksgivtnq
with friends IN south wheeling.
Miss AIDA Garden. principal OF the
Glenn.s Run school. spent ThankagfvinR
with friends IN West Liberty.
Mrs Samuel sharp. 81 Eighth street.
.. sefiously ili 81 the North Wheeling
Hospital
Miss Csthsrins Coyis. 81 Reilly mil
road. ~ slowly recovering after having
an attack % rheumatism
Harry kramer. o. south wsrwood
and relations 81 Edginrton Lane
County superintendent 81 schools
John " isazear. 0f Fulton. spent We'd
nsediy yisiting the schools 81 this dis
good condition. only that the schools
Miss Anna Schultz, Of Rlohiand ave
nue., South Warwood. spent Yesterday
Miss foas wilson. ~ rltfaburah pn
spent Thanksfivinf with her parents.
Nj and Mrs. George Wilson ~ Twonff.
eth street and fiichlaud aVenua
street. hes about cornrleted the work on
the building ~ William BARBOUR house
on WarWood avenue
Eari =. Ford. rruccr. 81 Center war
40, hss 30, 81 rg,eived ~ suto truc =
Rrocrrier
Rev Ralph A TIarahnan. q EdSwooa
va visitor IN town On Wednesday.
a ThanksrivinF ball Was fiven list
s,,s a,ns 40 w &C., hsi corner tifis
croUd was present and r VsrY engovabIe
lime vas had ~ al
The Wheeling intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1903-1961, 1914-11-27
FOOTBALL FANS ATTEND
VARIOUS BIG GAMES

Several automobile loads OF football
fans. loyal TO their alma matters lef'
this city yesterday for Washington.
Pa. aud Pittsburgh. he trains leaving
here yesterday morning also hauled
heavily On the return trip at the var
ious depots. the consensus Of opinions
was that the Pitt A State game AZ
Pltisburgh was some good game At
Washington. Pa. Wash-Jeff took BucE-
nell over 10 a very decent tune and the
former students 81 the Washington
college returned home with their faces
all smiles. They are now pulling for a
win Saturday between Ruteera and
Wash-Jei NJ New York.
The Wheeling intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1903-1961, 1914-11-27
WILLHIDE CASE
Last Jury Trial Of the Present Term
o. the Criminal Court VIII start
Todsy-Horse Stealing the
Charge.

The last jury trial Of the present
term Of Criminal court will b. heard
this morning when G. r. Jordan. alias
Wiilihide goes on trial charged with
stealing a horse fromth Burns and
Church transfer people some time ago.
He admitted hiring the animal and
driving 70 Cumberland. Mr.. where he
tried to borrow money on the outfit.
Te insists that he h insane but the
county physicians have ruled other
wise.
The Wheeling intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1903-1961, 1914-11-27
GAINESVILLE

The Junior Women's Missionary So
present Child Life OF the World" by
an Illustrated lecture. pecember 9Th at
7 O'clock. A silver Offering viii be
DIR and Mrs. r. r. Cook and family
Of Wheeling. are enjoying n visit with
their parents. Mr.. and Mrs. T. y. Lewis.
OF tRe North End.
Miss Milton Ford. Of West Main
street. has returned from Columbus.
city.
Charles wellons. OF the o. s. u. at
Columbus. Is here for visit with his
parents. Or aud Mrs J. W. wellons.
The ladies OF the Presbyterian church
Will hold their annual Dollar social on
Thursday evening, December 3rd at
seven o'clock All are cordially invited
Z warr1cf-schafsr.
The marriage OF Miss Bernadine
schafer and Wilmer warrick. both we'll
known young people OF this city was
solemized Tuesday morning. Rev. VIII
the Assumption' pertorm sde tbs e.r OF
mony. The bride Is the charming
daughter OF Mrs. William Holsinger, OF
West Main street, and Is a general ia
here. Mr.. warrick is the son OF Mr..
and Mrs. Wood Warwick. OF Warren
For the Present h ,hep Win Hne S yuns man
ments at the Schafter hotel
Mrs Sam Denoon. OF Braddock Pa. Il
here to spend THANKSGIVING with her
mother Mrs. William Cline, OF West
Main street.
Miss Stella Mcconnell, who has been
teaching school at Mansfield. is spend
ing the weekend with relatives here.
Roy Price OF Ashland. a former
GAINESVILLE boy Is here for visit with
his grandparents. Mr. and Mrs sam
Price. OF kennard avenue.
Mrs. George W. Johnson. who has
been spending the past two weeks with
her husband in Beilaire has returned
home.
Miss blanche Barnes. OF this place.
y spending few days with her friend.
Miss Florence Outiand, who Is teaching
school In Cleveland.
q. f. Hunt of Hunts Dry Gooos
store Is home from business visit to
Cleveland.
Miss Cora Cameron. OF North Broad
way. Is in Cleveland. for a few DAYS
stay with her sister. Miss Lulu Gamer
on. who Is n teacher in the schools
there.
Mrs. GayneIl Maiden. OF East South
street IL visiting relatives In Wheeling
Miss Eta Moore. OF South BROADWAY
Is visiting Mrs. William Foley. OF Cleve-
land.
The Wheeling intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1903-1961, 1914-11-27
KEFAUVER HERE
cierk OF Federal Court stops In City
over Night-Nezt Session Of
Court At Elkins.

Hon. 6 y. Kefauvcr. clerk Of the
United states District court for the
Northern District Of West Virginia ar
rived In the city last evening enroute
from his home In Parkersburg to Wet
zcl county. where he will attend 20 pri-
Nate business. Mr.. kefauVer remained
In the city over night.
Mr.. kefauver said last night that the
next term ~ federal court will be held
IN Elklns. W. Va. beginning next Tues
day. This will be the first term 81
federal court ever held IN Elkfna that
city having only recently been placed
on the northern circuit. The session
probably viii be only n short one Mr.
kefauver said. a. no docket has been
prepared. there being no cases Tor trial.
Adjournment viii be taken after the
court has been organized
The next term ~ federal court after
the Elkins session. will b. held In Par
kcrsburG beginning the second Tuesday
In January. 1915.
The Wheeling intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1903-1961, 1914-11-27
ONE KILLED; TWO INJURED IN
GIG MOTORCYCLE RACE

SAVANNAH. Ca. Nov. 2s.-One
rider was killed and two seriously IN
jured today IN the second annual 800
mile motorcycle race over the Savan-
nah race course. which was won BY
Ice Taylor. Of Middletown. o.. in
5.02.32
Gray sioop. OF Mooresville. n. G..
lost bic life when his motorcycle
crashed into a tree 2. ~ Kelley. Of
Savannah. Ca whose machine also
hit tree. o. expected 70 die. X. ~.
The Wheeling intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1903-1961, 1914-11-27

For the hrst time Ia many years. the
members OF the Irving and Bryant Lit
erary Societies OF the West Liberty
ants IN the school hall ON FRIDAY even
Ing. December IL Several year. ago
the FACULTY. owing TO some trouble be-
tnue these annual meetings Accord
insly this was done and for a number
private meetings Members Of the ia
Guilty and student body recently got to-
gether and arranged for the meeting
which promises TO be one OF the best
ever held At the school The AFFAIR wlll
be In the nature OF a reunion and many
former students are expected % attend.
The Wheeling intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1903-1961, 1914-11-27
NEW MARTINSYILLE

lo1sp ~ puuls ifnfH .sutuour.
uuof 'puNla lunIa .sumouL gsgoW 'puals
3fn4I pua fngfD a.uOuunW lasIIa ufnrv
'OusIa INA puu SuafD sissy ~ srns 40
punoI - ia ssSusains1uf kupd sqL
INV MARTISsvfLE. w. Va. Nov.
1sl--The funeral ~ a. ,. f0Vean. tho
y. a q. fireman who Wa Killed a. Bel
fnrt0n. last Saturday. was held from fia
fathers raaldence on Locust street.
Wednesday. The funeral wng largely
attended many railroad men from Graf
ton and other points. being present The
services we're conducted ~ Rev. Bum
gardner, ~ the ~. -. church and Rev.
C0rf n the Baptist church Tuferrnanf
vas male IN the Mount Hope cemetery
reunion ~ TIE Duerr family va
ffld ~ TIE home ~ a. w Duerr On
Maple seenue. Thprsds.E Ihgse present
were Mr.. and NrH W r. Duerr auf
daurhfsr f,0r1ffv NJ ana Nra n
yuerr and family. Mr. and Mrs.. q. >.
Ilurrr ard Family NJ. and Mrs.. q. ".
fElerr ard daughter May LOwry. and
"Gfaufrrrfhaf" furrr
Saturday. on me local grounds fhe
tlun I'd n Magnolia flTn ard Magnolia
iiiEn VIII meet IN what promises % BE-
The Wheeling intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1903-1961, 1914-11-27
Wheeling Traction Co.
FINANCIAL.

verrill. Of Chicago. was hurt in
spill
Joseph Wolters. OF Chicago. finished
second and Irving Janke. OF Milwau-
kee. third. There we're 30 entrants.
The Wheeling intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1903-1961, 1914-11-27
TRANCE TAXES siso 600 600
or THE FRnNcH Wan FUNDS

PARIS. Nov. 90, SOS p m.-subscrip-
lions % tho short term per cent ma
nuu1l drfcuan bonds amounted to-day TO
100000. 600 francs ff1fO.n0O. 000l for
France alone In addition 400 900 600 ~
treasury bonds already are In circula-
ton
The minister 81 finance Alexandra
iibut. submitted o. the cabinet decree
raising o. 600. 900 000 francs the
% d. proposed o. issue bonds IN small
dcnominn lions. a. low o. roo francs.
ruhscripuons 20 these bonds will b
and savings banks.
The Wheeling intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1903-1961, 1914-11-27
SHERIFF WORKS
Kept His onios open and was on Duty
Yesterday For Beneht Of Those
Wanting a. Pay Taxes.

To accommodate a number OF persons
who had holidays yesterday aud like
wise that chance % get 90 the shcrina
onice. sheriff sweeney Kept the Office
open until noon. All other offices IN the
city and county building were closed
with the exception Of police hcadauart-
ers where things were happenlng rath-
er rapidly