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Evening journal., 1915-07-21

On no mother replied the by
eaay snail have found and brought home nice break
lace Nel All right do be
sna LOOKOUT fof hawks and foxes for they little squirrels
80 ne ran along and Of the
lne and
luck remembered
tnought ne
ms would praise him he the
ddn notice Mrs behind
Mr. Hawk flying around and around high the blue
then he sgh.of o
was enough for the little red Nre Just ahead oump rocks
thought If
n which would be small for the he did
his little
in the
scramble O
outsrehed little
n
Evening journal., 1915-07-21
ELECTRICAL ENGINEER Hurt.

B. F. Stump. an electrical engineer
employed by the r. D. Cummers Com
pany OF Cleveland, Ohio. suffered Sc
we're bruises about his arms and lefI
limb in fell at the plant OF the
Charles Warner Company, whore he
was installing some new apparatus.
He was rushed 10 the Delaware Hos
pital in an ambulance and received
treatment
Evening journal., 1915-07-21
CHARGED WITH LARCENY
As BAILEE.

Amos Lester. Of No 215 Tatnall
street. was arrested this afternoon on
IA charge Of larceny as bailee OF So.
the property OF Adolph Rose. Of No.
l24 Poplar street Testers case will
be heard in City Court tomorrow
morning.
Evening journal., 1915-07-21
LuncheOnS
BY KATE b. VAUGHN.

and regularly disposed upon the
table. The floral decorations are
next placed. glasses being put on
last. Care must be taken in the Sc
lection of flowers. those with heavy
odors being entirely out Of place.
and not more than two flowers used
in one decoration. The decorations
must be either low or very high.
The use OF yellow flowers or violets
require daylight. one loses the ef-
feet Of these beautiful shades when
they are seen by candle or electric
lights. White and green make
beautiful table decorations. but
need a touch Of color for tone.
Candles in stem candlesticks may
be used, the shades on these cor
responding with the delicate tones
Of the flowers. Care must be taken
that the candles are so placed that
they obstruct the view OF no one.
Bonbon dishes Of good quality and
design may be placed on the table.
but II Is excellent taste to place
salted nuts, bon bons and olives
upon the side table. The side table
holds the finger bowls, plates. extra
glasses, rolls, cracked ice, water
bottles and extra cutlery. The
waitress will detect the lack Of any
OF these things and supply them.
For a luncheon the napkin is
smaller than the regulation dinner
napkin The dollies are made in
three sets respectively for service
plate bread and butter, and the
water glass.
Suggested Menu for Company
Lunceon:
Fruit Cocktail
Ripe Olives Sailed Almonds
Chicken Consomme Bread Sticks
Broiled Lamb Chops
Green Peas In Cream Green Pep
pers stuffed with corn.
Hot Rolls
Cucumber Aspic Salad.
Boiled Dressing
Angel Parfait Angel Food Cake
Coffee
(Recipes for these dishes will all
be published In this series).
Evening journal., 1915-07-21

II you are skilled machinist, why
then are You idle at this or any time Of
the year? Run a Want Ad now. telling
the employers that you are in the field
for a job and get into the factory filing
cabinet and you will soon have the work
you want.-Adv.
Evening journal., 1915-07-21

The company luncheon may be a
simple or formal affair. but the
hospitality and eleverness Of the
hostess makes or mars the lunch.
In order 10 be unembarrassed. II is
well to plan ahead and have on
hand everything that will be- re-
quired, and 10 have a we'll under
stood program mapped out and dis
cussed with the servant. Four
courses give an easily prepared
and easily served lunch. In con-
sidering the decorations. the COM
fort and pleasure of the guests
should be the important feature.
hence high floral decorations, and
intricate serving are clearly in bad
taste.
AZ the place OF each individual
the plate and serviette. with such
knives. forks. spoons. glasses. etc,
as are needed for that particular
menu, make up what Is called 'the
cover" Twenty inches of space is
the least that should be allowed TOR
each cover. while twenty-five or
thirty inches is better At the
right Of the service plate. dispose
Of as many knives as will be re-
Quired. each with the cutting edge
toward the plate. At the right Of
the knives lay the soup spoons. and
beyond this the fork for oysters or
hors d'oeurve. so that beginning
with oyster forks the utensils 10
the right OF service plate are laid
in the order of use. Beginning at
the extreme len. place the forks in
the order Of their use, having the
last fork and the last spoon near
est TO the plato. Tines OF forks
should be turned up. At the upper
right hand of the service plate. at
the tip OF the knives, set the glass
for water When the dinner in
cludes wine, the water glass stands
nearly in front Of the plate. and tho
FIRST wine glass to be used is plac-
ed at the point OF the knives. The
other wine glasses should be plac-
ed in the order Of use.
The linen. service plates. and in
dividual silver are Systematically
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BLOCKADE
Ccontinusd From first PAzs0

planning her embargo on all commerce
between Germany and neutral cOun-
tries was received with such evident
disappointment by high officials of the
United States government that a
strong protest against its terms was
considered in Official quarters as GER
tain to be made soon.
Senator Hoke Smith. VINO saw Pres
ident Wilson late today. said after
wards that the British order in coun-
Gil was high handed and utterly in
tOlerable."
The arrival of the British order. to-
gether with news OF the nat rejection
by Great Britain and her allies OF the
informal proposals OF the United
States for the abandonment by Ger
many of her submarine warfare II
England permitted food stuffs to 20
70 the civilian population OF enemy
countries. destroyed the hopes OF
President Wilson and his advisers for
the early improvement or conditions
for the neutral commerce OF the
world.
With much interest the official text
was awaited OF The reply from Great
Britain 10 the war zone and food SUP
ply proposals. Germany's acceptance
OF practically all the American sug-
gestions had raised the expectations
Of officials that the allies might do
likewise The United states govern
mont had undertaken 10 guarantee
that the foOdgtuffs would be distrib-
uted only 20 the civilian population OF
Germany through the supervision OF
authorized American ORGANIZATIONS.
Regarding Cotton.
The state department tonight issued
the following statement:
The British embassy has received
In formation as TO the construction 10
b. given the statement i'm regard TO
the shipment Of cotton 10 neural COun-
tries Of date March Sth.
The date Of shipment Is construed
az being the date on which the ship
Jeff the port where the cotton was
first put on board destined 10 neutral
countries. in cases where the contracts
for sale. and freiEht engagements or
for insurance were made prior 20
March 2 This applies TO cases where
tho cotton is placed on board az one
port and trans shipped 10 another. the
first port governing the date
Article 2. applies % insurance
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BRIEF LOCALS

FAIR COMMITTEE TO MEET
Tho state Fair committee will meet
this week Co complete plans TO begin
work ~ once tO make extensive im.
urOvCmnnts To- the grounds and aItnra.
uuuH to the rrild.uee Tho WaGa.
worth Riding academy members will
40 on number Of sport events on
lr grounds this summer and faIl
The horses Of the organization viii
b. stabbed ON The grounds
NO MORE RODMEN-Becauso tho
eligible lIat exceeds the demand in
number Of states including West
virginia. application. for civil service
examination for rOdwcn and chainwou
ir Interstate commerce commission
have been cancelled until further no
tirp
rREsPAssINo CHARcE-Bominic
Burt ~ WarwO0l. will Do given O.
hearing furrrrUN evening before Jus
fIrr Lrn p Uohhs on a charge 81 tres
pa sinE BE- was arrested by Constable
Andrew Jackson Wilson Yesterday
morning
DELEGATES LEAvE-DaIoaafrr r.
J shaw and John a Iorentz left yes
fDrday fu attend the annual Woofmon
on The World state meeting az FaIr-
mont
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CIR UISER DRESDEN
(continusd PROM Pir.t Par.,

Magellan and later to be IN hiding in
one OF the bays on the Chilean coast.
The Dresden was a sister shin OF
the famous Emden, which was sunk
on COcos island in the Indian ocean
Dy the Australian cruiser sydney
after an adventurous career. Tho
sinking Of the Dresden leaves az large
on the high seas. so far as known.
only the cruiser Karlsruhe. LAST re-.
ported az operating ln the West In.
oles. and the auxiliary cruiser Krun-
prlnz Wilhelm. which o. stilI raIdinE
commerce In the south Atlantic.
AZ the outbreak % the war the
Dresden was assigned 10 the West
Indies station and just prior 20 the
beginning Of hostiliuez she took Vic
toriano Huerta. who had rpairnrd aa
provisional president OF Ncvico. nom
Puerto Mexico 10 jamaica Little was
heard q her until the battle on the
Falkland islandg late in August she
sank the British steamer Hyadra on
the coast Of Brazil
No Match for Fleet
The Dresden. vessel OF 900 tons.
was no match for tho cruiser. .r fTs
feet Of Vice Admiral sIr Frnfr-IrE
siurdee in the battle Off The Falkland
islands and after the destruction 81
the scharnhorst. GnsIaenar. Lr.rz.t
and Nuruburg. shD steamed away and
escaped her uUrrurrH .r fIl HarEra..
Since that time both British and
Japanese warHhiua have searched arr.
I-.enily The watnrH u. fHl south pa.
CHIC and south Atlantic but f1r moro
i1au Three months the German cruiser
eludrd pursuit
Inc Drrsirn's armament was com.
parailFrIT light She carried frn o..
inch guns. eight 5.u1Irfrrs. four ma.
chine rurr and two torpedo fGbfe
She was 300 feet IUuT Har rUm.Ia.
mont was 71f mon
Iunn Fernando island. near which
me ITnl don was finally rrn down Del
chilean dependency fr fT. r.,.r.
ocean. about 600 miles uT tho malta
.Hrd. The Chilean e1rarnrHr. rr0.
tested fu Germany boz U.a.uHlr
AGAINST ALLEGED violation uf neutrality
tt Fnrwan uaraHIuH Ir Chilean wal.
.rH and three DESTROYER rnra ..rf
Ply Chile tD fhr Juan Fernando
The solitary residence on Juan Per.
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WILSON INSISTS
CcOntnuod from FirIt Pare,


The opinion OF officials is that there
VIII be no further attempt TO block.
Emphatic Terms.
The American note was couched In
terms as emphatic as the warning
concerning conditions in Mexico CITY.
relieved by the evacuation of Obre.
gon. IL set forth that II the American
cruiser found II necessary to take
steps TO prevent interference with
American ships, such a policy should
not be interpreted as having any re.
lation to Internal affairs in Mexico
out In the interest OF peace and am
ity. between the two countries
Diplomatists who by instruction OF
their governments have been diccus-
sing Mexican affairs with the Wash
ington gvernment, interpret the lat
est developments as a change from a
policy OF passive observation TO one
OF energetic insistence on the protec-
iton OF foreign interests.
Trouble at ManzanIIIo.
With the situation at Progreso ap-
psrently clearing up. disposing OF the
threatened cutting of Of the sIsal
hemp supply needed for harvesting
the American grain crop. the Wash
lngton government tonight was con
fronted with a troublous condition OF
Affairs at Manzanillo, a port on the
west coast or Mexico. The British
consul there has appealed through
the British embassy here for a Brit.
Ism man OF war He says the German
consul joins him in the request. as
the conditions OF foreigners is "un.
bearable" and no American men of
war are nearby. This message was
transmitted for the British consul by
wireless through Admiral Howard OF
the Pacific feet. who at the same time
TOOK up the situation with the navy
department
The American cruiser Cleveland has
now arrived at Manzanillo and q Is
believed here she viii be able to deal
with the situation there without the
aid OF other warships.
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placed before March . on cotton ship
ped to a neutral destination for ma
tural sale on delivery, provided IL Is
loaded before March lG and that the
chip sails before March 81.
The term contract price means
the price at which the cotton was sold
at the point of destination. the con-
tract Of sale value OF control
In case OF vessels which have sail
ed since the first OF March, and others
which sail before the sphieprs are
able TO submit the requisite docu-
ments for consular certificates the
cargoes will benefit by the arrange
ment II the parties conform with the
requirements for a consular Certifi.
cate at the earliest practical moment"
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Barre Pa. p ? zsi ssaT Fin e Sl ltSss'
Mr.. and Mrs.. J. r. Henlin. Bens Run !.
y. ". Robertson. Cadiz. o.. L NJ.
Kelley. Dan Lamb. Weston. l. u.
Poster. Germania. Wm. White. Clays-
Vile. Pa
BRUNsWick-James Brown. Jew
EFT, o.; John Hassel. Steubenvillc. %.
MeLURE - Scott Jackson. Pearl
Bryan. Weston; Paul K. Goldey. Par
kersburg; -. A Hunt. Coshectlan. %. /.
n. G. DOwner. Waynesburg. Pa: Z. IA
{ Holden. Parkers burg. Geo Bourne.
Chester J. {. Burris. Mt Vernon. 4. /.
9. y Ford. Parkersburg: C. n.
y Hara. East Liverpool. o: j. ".
Nanderdart. Parkersburg. r. z. TTsx.
GRAND cENTRAL-C. 5. Fogle.
Beallsville. o.. Blanche Jones. 81.
Clairsville. o. p. c. MusErave. Man.
nington' Lawrence Z. Nicaies. IVES
Capt. J. II. LEIGHTON is clerking at
me Stamm In the absence OF Mr.. 81
mon Young. while at Weston.
Mr.. r. n Gamlich, OF Industry. il
here on business and visiting rela-
tives.
Mrs. r. r. l.. Hutchins OF Bristol.
/ Va. Is visiting friends here for a few
days before going to her old home
stay
Mrs. Joe Dudley. OF Bae Mar Place.
who underwent an operation at the
ONO valley General hospital last
week. Is improving nicely.
| raul huckuck, OF Martins Ferry.
PHOTOGRAPHER with Sidney X. Mccoy,
local photographer. has returned after
spending the past week in attendance
al the Eastman Professional School
OF Instruction in Cleveland.
! Mrs. J. II. Dixon, OF Columbus, o.,
Is spending a few days in the city as
me guest OF relatives on the South
Harry Bolen has resumed his duties
at the Pennsylvania station after a
I few days illness.
viii Smell, foreman for the b & o..
I Is on duty on account of illness.
Howard Slater left Sunday for wiki
ensburg, Pa, where he will spend a
Few days as the guest of relatives.
William CruZe has returned from
columbus, o.. where he spent a few
Gays as the guest OF relatives and
/ friends.
Miss Hilda Allen returned to her
home in WarwoOd last evening after
visiting friends and relatives in CIeye-
land for a few days.
Miss Ada Withers. who has been
visiting friends in Bedford, Ind. has
returned to her home in this CITY.
| w. X keyser. Staff Correspondents OF
the lntelltgencer at Charleston. returned
70 his home I'm Elm Grove last niEht.
MT keyser will resume his regular
duties on the Intelligence tomorrow.
Mrs. William sullivan. OF No. ii5g
McColloch street, underwent an opera
| lion at the North Wheeling HOSPITAL
yesterday and Is reported doing nicely.
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COMMITTEE MEETS
Hepubiiesn City Executive Commit.
zee Hela brief Session Last Niaht
Routine Work Done.

q routine meeting Of the RepubIi.
can city Executive Committee gaa
leld last night ln the Office Of Mayor
hirk ~ The city building Nofhfng
or additional importance was ronaid
eI'd, preparations for the urgoafion
m'gtInEs were discussed The aug.
.ailon meetings will be- held satur.
day niRht Of this week Courrfir-ep
Tor The nrsf and second branch WIN
Do suggested. also names FOR tho rIfv
executive committee. Interest in the
coming election Ia waxing warm al
present and the hghf Tor tho CITY oil
Nr"s promises to bn fast and furious
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BILL REFERRED
Measure 70 Extend Protection TO Quail
Goes Back 20 Committee Which
Will Kill lt-Other Bills.
Intslligencer Bureau
Columbus, o.. March Is.


After lively debate in the Senate
this afternoon the bill TO expend pro
lection TO quail, reported out by the
agricultural committee for passage.
was sent back to the game commit
tee which Is opposed to H. The hopes
Tor passing the bin now are slim. IL
Is said. The bill has passed the
House.
Representative Oberlin offered in
the House bill appropriating 100000
Tor the establishment OF a hospital for
crippled children. under an old stat
ute. The Myers bill for the abolition
Of district school supervisors was Of
fered
Representative Deaton stirred up
things IN the House by declaring be
mas been asked by many persons to
start an investigation Of lobbying.
Three coal and one light lobbyists
we're registered today as required by
law. They nave been operating here
without registering
Much Money Spent.
Deaton said that much money had
been spent entertaining members Of
the legislature. but be oXonerated
those interested In temperance and
conservancy legislation The chief
complaint WAS against those interest
ed In coal mining and books
scarcity OF money among country
banks IL indicated State Treasurer
Archer said, by high interest offered
Tor deposits Of state money by banks
whose bids were opened today by the
state treasury department
Most banks bidding more than 1915
per cent VIII get what they ask,
Treasurer Archer declared. A total
OF $3.50 900 o. rates between 4 and
80 per cent was sought Two years
ago only $4,000 was asked at more
than 4 per cent A. rates between
S.t5 and 395 per cent. S6.179.OuO was
bids
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CLEARS The HEAD
BREAKS A COLD
STOPS CATARRH
H1,c you tried NOsrRIOLA7

I'N|' vow III'N NUS NIlIaA
This simple. common sense treat
menf costs bit trIdo. and 30 o. cor.
faiU.g fine for Colds Group. Nasal ca.
'arrn. Sore Throat. Cold in Chest Hay
FnFrf and kindred affections
Tho nDstrIlH and afr passages are
On" breeding places FOR Catarrh. Hay
F"yrr and other disease breeding
r.rmr. and these germs thrive and
multiply when The parts are sore.
swollen 1ud iu1amad by colds
NOSrbOLA la intended TO open
rn.' rIIs. s0ofhc The inHamed mem.
NrrIra. and af tho same time cleanse
anI purify The Innings of the afr rls.
SAGE. afrcrrfhcuirE them and On.
1h.re them f0 resist and throw M
cold The instant YOU bpR.n to ueozs
and feel n cold COMING chat Del the
limo fO use NOSTRIDLA
Get small tube OF NOSTBIOIN ~
your druggist to-day. and don't let
'atarrh undermine your health
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nandez islands for four years Of a
Scotchman named Alexander Selkirk
Is supposed to have formed the basis
OF De Foes tale Robinson Crusoe."
The Dresden visited New York at
the time of the Hudson Fulton cele-
bration.
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ANTlcIpATInc MAR.

ROME March Dc. s.rG o. m iva
Iaris $3.50 % wI According toa dil.
patch from Vienna fo tho Neraarrr0
Emperor Francis Joseph today had ar
extended conversation with General
Ritter Won Er0h4fIr Tho huafr1. frun.
faFIan minister ~ war. ON tho subject
NJ thr defense OF Tho dual monarchy
uu fhe Italian frontier
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SEALED PROPOSALS

Notice 20 Manufactures, Jobbers. Mer-
chants and Others Wholesale Dealers
- NOIlCE Is HEREBY GIVEN That
the state Board % Control OF the State
on west Virginia will receive bids daily
~ Us ottice At Charleston. West VirEirfs
ioI furnishing supplies for the several
Nthte INSTITUTIONS, the financial manage
iehs or which f. vested IN said Board
-9Ltracts viii be awarded 20 the lowest
ulguefst quality considered and other
.llhEs bglng equal West Virginia deal
ere VIII be given preference
Lists on supplies needed will be fur
stating the line desired
STATE BOARD OF CONTROL,
la-L-tt Charlcston. West VirEinia.
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1870 ACRE FARM FOR SALE!

miles from Wheeling. laws we'll -rtr.e
room house. stable and barn. large Or
ghard a. bargain, 5000. Write Tor
iai OF farms, over 200 for sale Rice
Bros, Elm Grove, ". Va Both phones
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POUL


ron ahLE-Whrfs Island uar- u.-a
comb. eEaa and chicks from America
nrHf chow aud heaviest IaFIur afrHfHH.
lEFf NI'" g. 60 and ff Hn per fr Dn|..a
pr. POI ord fb cents each NfHfnar r.r
gri-Hr 700 and uu. DO o. CaTIHhHuHH.
National 1l71.Y rr.s'f.sr.s
Fio aALn-EinFIr comb Reds. arra and
'n..f Write Tor musIuH UHt Curtis
~ Springer TrindrIrhia. vs. TH
mr.f...aU.N
FoH sALB-s g. White TerHrrr rs-a
ZOO per I.. % ger 100. Tack rHFeI
E'ii phone lIn.ll Martins berry
mr.f.f.Hr.f
htcth1AH Huftfrrur rEEs for hafrHIrr
.I Dor settling 81 Ir rHHa u t
MLlLlnuH. phones 66a r.r.f.f.4U.f
Concert ight-vares Memorial
Church. By Quartet Choir. Admission.
Soc
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WANTED-MALE HELP

"AHE1D-Agents TO cell toe New Elm
press Vacuum C.eaner and Garnet
SSNeeper. on weekly payments OF IS cts.
EiE sales Big pay . = Adams 90
ll4O-iltz Main st. Up Stair. apr2S-tf
wANTED-At once. aeyeraI rood deIi,,-
ery and sales boys. to work before
schooi. Apply at Circulation Depart
ment lnteliisencer. between 4 and
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HELP.

girl for Homework and 10
ne neIp IN the laundry. Apply 2i3O Chap
~ EtIeet. f-2f-tf
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AUTOMOBILES


TOR SALE-Model No. rs Buick Road
ster, In good running order. Address
Buick. care Intelligence mr-lG-i
Chester Tires Least Cost
Most Mileage. Lukens. "a Tenth
mr-1-90t
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ruNERAL DIRECTORS

Louis BertSGhU
FUNERAL DIRECTOR AED
hHTEklAl ENuALMER.
1922 and 1924 Main street
--Calls Answered Day or Might
store Phones SIS
&. = HrrtsrhV. Nzf Phone ra-9.p
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Breummer g HiIdeb,5nd

I'd Funeral Directors and EmhaIusra
'-F.nr NH'N.t and rfv.eHrHrf afr
'.i't"'N' .'I. oprn daE and nfEhf
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FOR RENT
FOR SALE
FOR SALE

s~>~~>~N>~-~~~~~~>-~>>
FOR SALE.
The Homestead" cottage on
MoundSville Camp Grounds, in
good condition. Address Forest
View" Box l02, Elm Grove, W. Va.
Or call Bell phone 79-L, Elm Grove.
FOR SALE room cottage located An
ileashnt valley, Marshall Co w Va
on the Wheeling g. Fairmont poke az
ncres, fine water. fine location for
grocery. etc. a doctor where ne would
n nav. vide rang Of practice over good
r.1us ~ me paying community; ~
nllleS from Moundsville. miles from
cameron. Price right to quick buyer.
Ntll "r address Dennis Williams.
NlouhasNiIle. w. We. mr-t3-lt--wky
FoE SALT good driving rnare.weigbt
llNv lbs. safe driver and good yaiua
Hey /. s. Grose, Edgwood. Ben phone
-''-N' mr-16-f
FoR sALE-PianoIa. In good condition.
az bargain. Ben 14tf-J. m r-I-6i
TOR SALE room home. modern com
N',h'nces. bargain Bell 1881 War
N'ou mr-15g
valuable Coal Lease for sale.
'Ny acres. , workable veins hard coal.
Tour of them over four feet. fifteen
O.. A. %. twy Now operating the Lewis
ton or belmont vein TO five feot and dead
seam. capacity 200 tons daily ROYAL
~ pc Tor 1880 lhs.. minimum very low
Mon signed up until 1917 viii sell
lgr t-N.Nn0 and on reasonable payments.
Must Get quickly. financially rrub4r-
af ssed. Address Lewiston Block coal
Co. lewiston. W Va r. U gfrffr4
WiuifredD Junction ur.Te.F
h11IL ron SAILED located 7s Dbl
Z. !. .H. o..
easy miles. west .b miles. south 20
miles. north 10 miller. doing large Uuaf-
h'a. plenty wheat nf door Good schools
,Nufg u"s bank. two railroads .hnrr4fn
ior $4,000. Address MlIl. care fntaIII-
grurrr. rrr.rf.r
ron aALH-01fyer tvpevrft.r -
cnnclti Hu. &c. ~ smith EIT swan.
~. LlLk-r- burr. M Va u-s-tf
The Wheeling intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1903-1961, 1915-03-16
Miscellaneous

OLD FALSE TEETH-75c 10 81 paid FOR
.iu broken sets Of false teeth. High
mum and old watches Of every descrfr-
ton. Special high prices FOR roiG
crowns and bridEework Drop postal
Intelligence. NIL