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The Alaska daily empire., 1915-10-22
a7I5.- 8I-m.- ElI-er.

NEW YORK. Oct. 22.-Herman Rid der. editor of Staats.Zeitung and for many years prominent in Democratic politics. who has been leader in the pro-German propaganda in the Unit ed States since the beginning of the war. said today that the Kaiser has made 8 terrible mistake in permitting the execution of Miss Edith caveli. q deplore it." he said. 'It Is terrible lhinE.r
The Alaska daily empire., 1915-10-22
ANOTHER REGIMENT
 TO GUARD BORDER

WASHINGTON. Oct. 22.-The twen- ty-eighth regiment of United States Infantry has been ordered from Gal weston to Harliugen. Tex- as result of the renewal of the Mexican bandit raids on Texas border towns.
The Alaska daily empire., 1915-10-22
VoN REVENTLoW's NEWSPAPER
 IS AGAIN SUSPENDED

AMSTERDAM, Oct. 22.-The pub lication of Count von ReventIow's newspaper, The Berlin Nationalist Deutsche Tages zeitung.- has again been suspended. for an indefinite per iOd.
The Alaska daily empire., 1915-10-22
MRS. ELLA FLAGe YOUNG
 RESIGNS HER POSITION

CHICAGO. Oct. 22.-Mrs. Ella Flags Young. superintendent of Chicago city schools. today rendered her resigna- ton. She said that she resigned to es- cape the constant heckling" Of the trustees.
The Alaska daily empire., 1915-10-22
REV. JAMES 8. WEST
 IS DYING IN TACOMA

TACOMA. Oct 92.-Reverend Jas. S. West. pastor Of the First Baptist church here. is dying as the result of a rifle shot indicted by Brett Adairl his companion on @ hunting trip In the mountains
The Alaska daily empire., 1915-10-22
RAILROADS CANNOT
 RAISE GRAIN RATES

WASHINGTON. Oct. 22-The pro posed increase in the rates on grain end grain products from Chicago and other points to the eastern sea0oard in ihs official classification territory have been suspended by the Inter state Commerce Commission.
The Alaska daily empire., 1915-10-22
RAYMOND sWoBA RELEASED FROM
 FRENCH PRISON

PARIS. Oct. 22.-Raymond Swoba. an American citizen who was arrested and charged Of being Q German spy, vas released from prison by the Fronch authorities today
The Alaska daily empire., 1915-10-22
AUsTRiANs RETREAT
 BEFORE RUSSIANS
 lN WESTERN eALlciA

PETROGRAD. Oct. 22.-The Aus. tro-German forces defeated in Galicia by the Russian army of Gen. Ivanoff hre in full retreat along 5O.mile front
The Alaska daily empire., 1915-10-22
EXPLOSION KILLS
 MANY WOMEN WORKERS

PARIS. Oct. 20. - Many women were killed and injured today when large government factory was blown up here. The factory was engaged in the manufacture of war munitions.
The Alaska daily empire., 1915-10-22
STOCK oUoTArloNs.

NEW YORK, Oct 22.-Alaska Gold cios9d today at sSiS Chino at i91 Ray ot 25t Utah at e9ss bo'te ana Superior al 6Sz Copper Is still ct IS cents
The Alaska daily empire., 1915-10-22
COAST DEFENSE TO
 HAVE BIG GUNS

WASHINGTON. Oct. 22-The plac. Ing Of 14-inch and 16inch guns in the principal Qualifications ot the United States Is contemplated by artillery ex' ports of the army. due to development and the use of higher calibre guns by other nations. notably in Europ' can navies.
The Alaska daily empire., 1915-10-22
NEW ENGLAND LINE
 IS AFTER STEEL RAILS

BOSTON. Oct 22-rhe Boston 6 Maine hes entered the rail market wiihan inquiry for 25.00o tons.
The Alaska daily empire., 1915-10-22
MOUNTAINS ON
 EXPANSIONS LAND

P New York, Oct 22.-ln pri- Yate letters received here > from Steiansson the explorer says that some Of the noun tains in the new lands discov-
 P cred by him in the Arctic are
 P 5000 feet high. He says that
 P he is convinced that tho land is far more extensive than has
 , been thought by those who have made mp their minds from the brief official reports, and that to ascertain their extent will be the purpose of his e1- '. ploitation next year.
 . A a d. r. a d. d. r a ca a r a .0
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BRITISH CASUALTIES
 HEAVY IN OCTOBER


 London Oct. 22.-The British casualties published in lists is- sued since October 1st show { the loss of 2,2s5 officers and | } 5O,O82 non-commissioned om I cers and men ---'t,-- C 1. BRITISH SINK FOUR MORE GERMAN SHIPS q Stockholm, Oct 22 The : . British submarines operating 1 in the Baltic have sunk four I more German merchant steam , ships
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DEFEAT TURKS IN GREAT BATTLE ON
 GALLIP0LI PENINSULA

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KAISER SAVES BELGIANS, BUT ORDERS DEATH
 OF ENGLISH GIRL

. . : . . . 2 . . . . . . 2 .
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The Wheeling intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1903-1961, 1915-06-24
NOTICE TO rAxPArERs.

To All Whom "a MAY Concern.
The Board Of R.'isw and EQUALIZATION
o. ohio County will meet ia the Jury
Room % the Circuit Court IN the Court
House cf ohio county. Ia wheeling.
West virginia. Tor the purpose OF exam
mink ana reviewing the Land and Per-
Sonal Property Books a. returned by the
assessor for the year 1915.
Tie Beard Will meet FOR organization
etc on saturday. July Sd. 1915 aud the,
several MagtSterial Districts will be CON
sid.-rcd IN the following order.
Washington DistrtCt-Tuesday. July
1910. at o'clock \ NJ.
Madison Dtstrict-N ednesday July T.
1915. at o'clock \. NJ
Clay Btstrtct-ThurSdaN Jutv : 1915
at : O'Clock 4. NJ.
Union District-Friday July . 1918
AT . o'clock \. NJ.
Center District Saturday. July 10.
1917, At o'clock \. NJ
Webster Monday JuIv -
1915. at o'clock \. NJ
ittchts Districf-Tue-day Julv Il
1915. at o'clock A. III.
ktchland District-Wcd July
u. l:l5. at o'clock \. NJ.
Liberty District--Thursday. July Is.
1915. at O'Clock n NJ.
Iriadelphia District-Friday. July ls
lFls. At o'clock 4. VI.
BOARD or REVIEW AND EoUALIZN-
~ JOHN u. WELLS.
l'-i'--f-!y-l EN-officio clerk.
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II has been reported that a law suit
viii likely occur a. a result OF the &C
cident Saturday night at Greenwood
when the wagon OF George Reuther OF
Patterson was struck by W. A. Reys
Mrs. Joseph Freismuth l. IN at her
home In Fulton.
Frank Miller and Jesse Keller. OF the
pike district spent yesterday at Pitts
burgh, where they attended the opening
OF the new Moose home.
Moving pictures were shown last
night at ST. Nincents. school hall. Elm
Grove. new feature recently inaugur-
ated by the school
Mrs. William Moore. Of Cleveland. is
visiting relatives in Fulton.
Mrs. Henry Hedborg. or Pleasant Val
ley. H. In the Ohio Valley General Hos
pital as the result o. "A cat bite
william Caldwell OF Potomac was "a
business caller IN Film Grove yesterday.
Homer Gibson. Of Battle Run. was
transacting business IN Elm Grove yes
terday.
The party held Al ollie GiesIer's. near
Dallas Tuesday evening. was well at
tended
Frank McCarson. Of Sand Hin. was a
business caller yesterday in Film drove
philip McDeTmott. OF Edgwood o. de-
tained at his home on account OF III
ness.
Miss Jessie Burton. Of New Athens.
o.. H. visiting friends In the pike dts-
trict FOR "A few days
Hon. ". =. Hubbard and daughter
Miss Alma. have gone 70 Nantucket
Mass. where they will spend the sum
mer
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CARRANZA
tcOntnu.d IRON Fir,, r,r..,

guilty OF crimes. General villa ana
his associates, however. according TO
General CarranZa. must either leave
the country or he tried by a military
court
There is . possibility IL Is recog-
nized In high official quarters. how
ever. that Carranza does not under
stand the earnestness OF the United
States In demanding an early settle
ment OF the trouble In Mexico which
is endangering the lives OF foreigners.
Charles A. Douglas and Elizeo Are
dondo, representatives here OF Gen
eral Carranza. will leave here on Fri
day for Vera Cruz TO confer further
with the First Chief They are famil-
lar with the point Of view OF the
American government and know that
there must be Conciliatory disposi-
ton on the part OF, Carranza toward
his opponents before he can hope for
the moral support OF the United States
Begging for Food.
a summary OF reports to the Ameri-
can Red Cross made public to-day
says:
In Mexico City thousands are beg
gine for food and fiocking about sta
~ e AN'N NhfPhfN hIt btlnE
distributed by foreign relief commit
tees and sometimes by the govern
ment
Before the harvest is ready both
the city and country viii be in a much
more distressing condition. The
price Of corn and beans is six times
the previous price: bakeries have
closed for lack OF -four. and foodstuffs
ere obtainable only in small quaint
ties. 4 weeks cessation of supplies
would bring the entire city almost TO
starvation point.
Conditions in Durango are better
than they are in any north Mexican
State. but at that they are very dis
tressing"
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FOUR DEATHS



business section was ruined. gangs OF
mon were a. work today. clearing
The debris AZ Calexico similar WORK
was in progress The damage here
was estimated at close 10 $500 600
The loss a. Calexico was estimated
90 something less than that
Caused Many Fires.
Several fires az Calexicu added TO
the damage done there By The quakes
which threw the municipal watertank
on Zee sixty foot tower The collapse
Of the tower deprived The town OF
water pressure and hampcred efforts
al nRhtinr the nres which burned
several residence and two business
buildings
North OF DO Cenfr0 the damage was
comparatively iEht imperial Draw
icy and The towns further up the yal
icy suffered only slightly 40 Yuma
and Ncedlee the shocks were feeble.
bile they we're barely perceptble a.
san icrnardino NO d8mare was
done outside OF the valley
Meagre reports brought here bv
train and automobile said that sin or
seven men and women had been
killed az MeNlcah and that the bodies
Of two men had been taken from the
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LABOR GIVEN
(cOntinuod Prom First Par..l

cannot get them we will admit that
our case Is considerably weakened.
Begins Thursday.
The seven days will begin tomOr-
row." continued Mr.. Lloyd George.
and advertisements will appear in all
the papers. The union representatives
have engaged $50 town halls as re-
cruiting offices. and the assistance
OF every one has been invited"
There Will be no age limit to the
men enrolled. they will not wear uni
forms. but will have to give their fum
time 10 the work. and they will re-
ceive a certificate attesting that they
are working for king and country.
The munitions bill makes strikes
and lockoutr Illegal provides for com
pulsory arbitration. limits the profits
Of employers. creates voluntary
army Of workmen pledged TO go
wherever they are wanted. and con
tains other provisions which will give
the minister fun powers 10 carry out
the plans he has devised TO de-
Nelop the production Of munitions
Emphasizes necessity.
AFTER emphasizing the absolute
necessity OF vast supplies 81 guns and
.'.A"'N'H NNIN Naf' NIfH' lNf'N ar Nllf'
great essential Of victory. the ministry
announced that no had sent David Al
fred Thomas. managing director of
great collier companioa in South
Wales and known as the British coal
king 90 represent the munitions de-
parimcnt in the United States and
Canada. Respecting this appoint
mont ihe minister said
I'm consequence of the great inn
Igr.ancc OF the American and Cana.
dian markets and The numerous 90 pro-
'II. munitions % Del very desirable
that We have some one over there Ac-
cor1'nriy We have sent very able
business man. Nr u a Thomas. who
NiI Do given The fullest res boulihlli-
Ties for the discharge OF Dis IMPORT
sni duties There is not fhe slightest
'ltt of -upcrsedinE our existing
Er1c.es They have worked admir-
ably and have saved BOIL many millions
Nr Thomas VIII cooperate with The
Ne--rs MORAN with view to ex-
uauIinr supplies
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REDEMPTION OF BONDS
District I.ilro.a no-a. 20 \. r.s.s up.


A. Regular session OF the County
state OF West Virginia. az Phihppi. At
- touft House % said County. on tue
9TH day Of May. 1915.
III. followihs order was entered OF
1t IL ordered THAT a notice % the
intenton OF the County OF Barbour 20
lhy OFT certain cut standing District
hailroad Bonds. b. published for 30 days
In the Wheeling Intelligence. a daily
nsw spaper published IN the City Of
Nheeling. West Virginia and An said
notice a shall b. set forth hat the num-
Der Of Bonds desired 10 b. paid off and
tAken up under this order shall be
Eleven an In number. which include
Four ca % Valley District Raiiorad
Bonds numbered Two TO Five inclusive
Tor Dive Hundred Dollars each. and -
sued % the County Court OF Barbour
county. and date August 8. isss. Nam
Der one - said Bonds having heretofore
been taken w and cancelled.
Inc remainder Cf the Eleven (11)
Bonds. being seven CD OF Barker Dis
utct RAILROAD Bonds, numbered one TO
seven Inclusive for Five Hundred Dol
lars each. issued by the County Court of
Harbour County. and bearing date Of
August :. 1855.
And ~ r. ordered that the sheriff OF
said county cease payment OF interest
on ssid bonds at thu expiration OF said
\ copS from the record.
Attest.
my-19-Hu-2f-o
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sci German Bank Bldg.
Mafkvt So. corner lefh.
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YOUNG LEAVES
Candidate for Secretary Of State VIII
Spend Today IN Moundsvife.

Hon. Houston O. YOU'VE OFF Charles
Ton. candidate for secretary of slate.
visited The various offices OF tho city
and county building yesterday ne
also conferred with tHe leading te
rIbhcans about thr city. In reference
to hls caudidart
DE leaves fhIH mOrnnl Tor Mounds.
VIE where he viii confer with Mar.
shall county leader and viii later
Tor Dr. home tf Charleston
BOT Young expire. .el H.u.rU as Do
lns hiEhly pleased with fi. situation
here.
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NOTICE
OF the Drawing for Redemption of the
Main street Bridge Bonds, Of
the City OF wheeling.

N"ttc' j. hereby given b. The Commits
sioners 80 the Main street Bridge Bonds.
tttrst sericsD that. pursuant 10 the re-
quir"mcnts OF the ordinance OF said city
passed the 18th day Of March. 1890. en-
utlcd. An Ordinance 60 provide for the
issa" and sale OF Bonds Of the city OF
Wneelins 10 BE- known a. the Mata
street Fridge Bonds tfirst series) and
TOT the redemption and payment there
OF. the following described Bonds L.
sueu under said Ordinance. were duly
determined by lot b. said Commission
erS Tor redemption ana payment ON the
first DAY ot July. 1915. to-wit:
E9nds Of SjOU.00 principal each num-
bered los and 1872.
said hDnds 80 determined will be pc
deemed ard paid ~ the Rank OF the ohio
valley. In the city Of Wheeling. West
virginia. ON and after the said first day
.ot July. 1915. and said bonds 80 det-f-
mined viii cease TO bear interest frorn
the last mentioned day and date
y. W. PETERSON.
!. \. MILLER
l.. r. SANDS.
Commissioners Of the Main street Bridge
Loan (first serieFD. 1e-1T-r
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To Rlox Fir. Whirtl..

The nre whistle Of Elm Grove will be
blown on Friday afternoon At o'clock
BY the town officials. The whistle will
be thoroughly tested In order 10 see that
~ Is IA nrst class working condition.
On previous occasions when the IRE
whistle had not been blown for some
time 10 would refuse 10 work
The Wheeling intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1903-1961, 1915-06-24

Telegrams received from VIENNA
concerning capture Of LamberE and
reo0unting the celebration Of the popu-
ace IN vienna over the victory add
mat The Austrian correspondents with
the Teutonic armies pay tribute 10 the
magnificent rear guard action fought
py the Russians. who are declared 10
n~se rereated eastward in good order.
leaving behind few prisoners and even
removing the Russian documents from
the city. which. since the Russians
occupied IL. has been called by them
LwoN. One telegram from Vienna
says Emperor William and Emperor
Francis Joseph purpose TO meet soon
IN the recaptured Galician capital for
hitting ceremonies 10 mark the end
OF kussia's dominance OF Galieia."
The news OF the fall of Lemberg was
known In the continent yesterday. but
u did not reach London until late this
afternoon. wien bulletins arrived al.
most simultaneously by wireless from
Berlin aud Vienna by way OF Amster.
dam. The British press had been ex-
pecting such DEVELOPMENT and there
was no more than passing comment
on Il, though II drove home. accord
ing TO military observers. the fact how
ample must have been the Austrian.
German ammunition supply to accom-
plish the feat
Berlin and Vienna are reported to
be nlled with JOY over the victory OF
their. forces. Archduke Frederick OF
Austria, commander in chief or the
Austrian forces, and General August
Won Mackensen OF the German army
both have been field marshals OF the
Prussian army in recognition OF their
services in the Galician campaign.
On the river Dniester. south OF
Lemberg the battle is still raging.
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improvements Progressing.

The improvements being made TO the
Skelly property known a. Elm Court.
Just cast OF Elm Grove. are progress
Ink rapidly at the present time. The en-
tire plat IL being properly drained and
leveled and In a short time cement side
walks viii be laid Electric lights and
water and was will also have been on
the ground and number Of choice lots
have been sold
The Wheeling intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1903-1961, 1915-06-24

4 meeting OF the board OF education
or TrtadelphtR district will be held thl :
school building for tho purpose OF con-
siderinC "a number OF matters OF import
aucc. The years business OF the pres
ent board will be closed and at the first
regular meeting TO he held Ia July the
new board viii be- organized. A. that
Time teachers for the ensuing year Will
be named
The Wheeling intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1903-1961, 1915-06-24

The town officials Of Elm Grove are
Diet crmined to enforce the law in regard
TO the collection Of delinquent town
taxes and already suits are being
brought before Squire Seibcrt for The
collection or the taNes. MI back taxes
a. low as 70 cents win b. collected and
the cost FOR the collection Of the same
viii amount to S2.25. enough To pay the
taxes Tor seventeen years
The Wheeling intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1903-1961, 1915-06-24
0UT-THE-PIKE


~-t- nquihef ~ tns .tldeuts, a.
4-tlptt Commercial school tuluNef a
hrtl pie-ssut uufirE. Wrich uaa he'd
= frt~tl Al "a iilarEys Grove Mao
-if srs-ons featured tne event The trin
~ ana IRON an. EraNe va made over
ne West virginia Traction aul i-lelfrlc
eumpluy line.
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SEALED PROPOSALS.
nOtio. . saanufaetursr.. Jobe.rs, d.

Notice 20 Manufacturer, Jobbsrs, Ms1
chants and Others Wholesale Dealers.
NOTICE Is HEREBY GIVEN. Tbs
the state BOARD Of Control OF the STAT
OF West Virginia will receive bids daiI
at Its office at Charleston. West Virgtni
fer furnishing supplies for the sever
State Institutions. the financial manaH
ment OF which is vested In said Boar
Contracts will be awarded 10 the lowe.
bidders, quality considered. and 9th
things being equal. West Virginia dee
ers viii be given preference.
Lists OF supplies needed will be fu
nishCd bidders on receipt OF requua
stating the line desired
STATE BOARD OF CONTROL.
ja-itf Charleston. West VirEinfa
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For Satisfactory
Concrete Work Call
THE c. B. KIMBERLY CO.
New National Bank BLDG.


- a. rendered on sunday evening la the
rteenrod ~. y church az Fulton was
henent Of those Who could not gsin ~ p
inltthnce TO the church ON sunday even
The Wheeling intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1903-1961, 1915-06-24

The officials OF the ohio County sun
day school Association will hold a meet
Ing this evening In the Trisdeiphia NJ.
T.. church. 4 number Of intcrcstiu x
topics win be discussed relating 20 the
work being done IN the various depart
meuts OF the sunday school. All inter-
estcd in the work Cf tho Sunday school
are cordially invited 20 he present
The Wheeling intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1903-1961, 1915-06-24

Extensive improvements will be made
~ the next few days 10 the George r.
Mckown plumbing shop on the National
Road at Leatherwood. The entire front
OF the building will be completely re
viii give more room inside OF the build
ing.
The Wheeling intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1903-1961, 1915-06-24

On Saturds, arteruoou the strong
PATTERSON and Elm 0ruve team. wifl
l.iag TIE DEque-ne clue Of Wheeling on
me tim Grove grounds. The uirchsr-
TOT the local team p.ili either b. gortei-
10. Re, nolds " Howard.
The Wheeling intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1903-1961, 1915-06-24
WANTED-FEMALE HELP

WANrhD-A matron for WEIGH Uorpi-
tat NJ. 4. q lady OF about thirty-rl e.
years OF age. must have experience In
domestic work ana the handling Of SER
wants salary. $500 per month and all
eNpsnses Apply to WEIGH HOSPITAL No.
!. Melchl w. Va gc-23-i
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NOTICE
OF Redemption Of Bonds Of the Loan Of
1895 of the City Of WhSeIlng.

1895 Of the City Of whssIing.
Notic" h. hereby ziven by the commits
sioners Of tho loan Of 1855. Of the city
or wheeling. West Virgins. that pursu-
ant 10 the requirements Of the ordinance
OF said city. passed Nay IL 1855, en-
Titled. An ordinance 20 provide for the
issue and sale Of bonds Of the city 81
wheeling. TO be- known a. Bonds OF the
loan Of 1855. and for the redemption ana
payment thereof. and providing for uay-
m"nt into the city treasury OF certain
amounts from revenues Of the gas and
water works. the following described
bonds. issued under the said ordinance
" ere determined by lot by said commas
sioners Tor redemption and payment un
the first DAY Of July a. D. 1915. to-Wlt:
Honds - Ss00 principal each numbered
.. %. -. 100 and fOg. and bonds OF
$1,000 principal each. numbered a. fol-
800.
Raid bonds 50 determined will be re-
deemed and paid ~ the Bank ~ the OhiY
valley IN the city of Wheeling Wast
virginia. on and after the first day on
July. 1915. and said bonds 80 determinsi
VIII ceaFs 90 bear Interest from the Lar
named day and date.
\. =. SANDS
r.. vs.. PETERSON
ALFRED CALDWELL.
ie-17-r
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debris and Identified The names civ.
on were Bert Arhuckle and james
stencil Arbuokle was said 10 have
come from Los Asgcics.
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WANTED-POSl1ION

WASTED-ioSitiOu. by native IN chi
c1go office OF Wheeling concern. or az
fcirescntsuN q. Ta< years Stenographic
ana clerical experience. also retail.
Trained la buol-kespin CORES pondence.
couifnerciul law. Now employed. POSI-
ton must have future. W. &. :. 7e5 y
Grl"- Ave. oak Park. III jc-I5-p
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For RENT

fO6 hEST-Onc or two nicely FURNISH
ID rooms. with private family. fiIb
location. five minutes walk from DOst
Office. National phone 207b-N. g. 24-Q
FOR HENT-Storc room. fully equipped
for confectionery and ice cream busil
ness. including engine Tor making cream |
connecting living rooms. Inquire fit
Main ST IC-23-i
TOR RINT-Furnished room. private
family Bath. phone. 81. 5th 81 Bell
phone 1c-R-1. Jc-tq-n
The Wheeling intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1903-1961, 1915-06-24

Every body's Garage a. Lcatherwootl
VIII receive ave car loads OF HAYNES
ears BY the Fourth 81 July. which have
been ordered from the factory. All OF
me cars are sold 70 date are giving per-
feet satisfaction
The Wheeling intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1903-1961, 1915-06-24

4 SADDLE club matinrr will he held az
lttN thorus Court ca tine Ecthauy PIKE
saturday Afternoon az o'clock The
event b. being given under the auspices
q the Madsworth Riding Academy az
MoodlaNn
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The Enamel plant az Film GROVE WI
resume operations this morning after
having been shut down Tor fhs rast