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The Wheeling intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1903-1961, 1915-03-01
DISHEARTENED MINER ATTEMPTS
TO TAKE HIS OWN LIFE SUNDAY
RESPONSIBILITIES OF FAMILY
AND LACK OF WORK THE
CAUSE
Nouna hungarian % Crescent. Ohio.
Fires Bullet Into Head From
large Caiibre Revolver.

Growing melancholy over his fail
ure 20 obtain work. having not been
employed for ten or eleven months.
with little prospect for a brighter tu-
ture. Gerard Killack. OF Crescent.
ohio. fred a bullet into his head yes
terday. and is lying al the North
Wheeling hospital at the point OF
death.
At o'clock this morning the man
was sim living. but the nurse in
charge said he had hardly a chance TO
recover. The bullet was hreo
through the chin. the mouth and nose.
and finally lodged in the upper part
Of the head. the exact location not
known. The optic nerve seems TO be
affected. the left eye being practical.
~ destroyed.
BY the size OF the aperture in the
chin. the bullet was evidently fired
from gun OF large callbre. KiIiack.
a Hungarian miner. Is 80 years OF age
and Is mrried. II Is claimed that his
failure 10 obtain work resulted I'm a
rupture OF his family peace. which An.
ally led TO the attempt 20 take his
own life. The shooting occurred
shortly after noon yesterday. and the
man was brought to the local hospital
about $3.50 O'Clock. Dr. Frank l.
Hupp attended him. should he live
until this morning an attempt will be
made to get an N-Ray picture.
The Wheeling intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1903-1961, 1915-03-01
SOCIALISTS HOLD
BIG PROTEST MEETING.

LONDON. Feb. IS. ego p. ma
biz Socialist labor demonstration was
held in Trafalgar Square today to pro.
test against the prevailing prices Of
food and coal A resolution was
adopted expressing Indignation and
disappointment at the governments
refusal 10 take effective measures to
deal with the alarming increase in the
cost Of food and fuel" The Gesolu-
ton demands government control OF
carrying ships. the Communicating OF
home grown supplies for sale at the
lowest possible prices and the fixing
OF maximum prices for the necessi-
ties Of life.
The meeting called upon the govern
ment 10 purchase all available wheat
for the use Of the people OF the coun.
try al prices ruling for 30 days prior
to the beginning Of the war. the loss
incurred to BE- paid out OF the national
revenues.
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DISPUTES
In Ordnance Department 20 BE Set
ued ey Mediation Bosro-Ma-
ehinists Reject Plan.

WASHINGTON. Feb. 2s.-In a re-
port 10 the United States commission
on industrial relations made public
tonight W %. Thompson. counsel Tor
the commission. announced the issu-
ance OF an order by Brigadier General
0rozler. chief OF ordinance. L. ;. \.
putting into effect April / for the set
tlement through mediation boards OF
labor disputes arising from the en-
torcement Of scientific shop manage
ment rules az the WATERFOWL. Mass.
arsenal
Nolncident with this announcement
statement was issued By y. p. All.
las. president OF District a.. Interna.
uonal Association OF Machinists. de-
caring that the plan had been reject
"a by the employees as unsatisfacory.
Mr.. Alias explained that when the
proposal was submitted to the War
department by the industrial commits
sion the chief Of ordnance would not
agree TO allow the FINAL decision TO
rest with a mediation board. but in
sisted that IL should rest in the depart.
ment. TO which the machinists would
not agree.
The Wheeling intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1903-1961, 1915-03-01
WHEAT SUPPLY
italian Government Takes Precautions
and Has Ample Wheat To Last
To Next Harvest

ROME, Feb. 2S.-Provisions made
oy the government TO supply Italy
with wheat pending the next harvest
We're defended by the minister OF az
rlculture, Signor Cavasola. in a speech
yesterday before the chamber OF dep.
uties. He declared special missions
representing the military commits.
sarlat had made enormous purchases
IN The United States and Argentine
although the largest quantities had
been bought in New York and
Chicago.
The total amount contracted for
abroad, Signor Cayasola said, was "a
$4,000 Quintals (i9.500, 900 bushels)
which VIII be divided between several
OF the largest cities as distributing
stations, About one third OF the
wheat contracted for already has ar
rived in Italy The minister OF aRri-
culture declared that IN view of the
precautions taken by the government
a wheat famine would be impossible
because the supply provided for
would be ample 10 last until after the
Italian harvest.
After the speech OF the Signor. the
Socialists provoked political test
vote and were defeated, 3l4 to a.
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Judge Henry clay Caldwell.

hroukh an exchange DO t- learned
That Judge HEM. Gay Caldwell we'll
SHOWN ma Wheeling. ana wbu has been
ih Los AuEcicss Cat Tor some time.
uie! recently az his hUm, there THIS
well known Iurtst has the distinction
OF huldlns place uu the federal bench
Tor - years Judg. caldwell was born
lh Alarshall county. tie engaged iu tin
prartic" % law. AZ the outbreak % the
civil var he Joined Iu the Union aruy
ana was given the command or coll
oueL At the close OF tL, war Dee To-
moved 60 DE. Muines Iowa, and there
again began practiciuE his profession.
PRESIDENT Lincoln CAV. him the Judge
snip Tor the Arkansas district. fresl-
dent tlot Gland offered him a place on
the bench but De refused. Ar. Prank
and Will Caldwell are the only relatives
residing M this city. although Eo has
relatives residing throughout the west
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BLOCKADE
(cOntinusd Prom First Para,

OF the blockade. The commando Of I'm.
naval force thus formed distributes Inc
shlps placed at his disposal according 10
lhe contiguration OF the coast and the
geographical position Of the blocHad,d
il".y ana gives each ship instructions as
...,. .nt part which she Is TO play. and
her Surveillance. II il all OF the zones
OF surveillance together. organized N
sucn manner that the blockade is ef-
tectiVc. that form tho radius OF action
OF the blockading force
cases may occur In which a single
snip VIII be enough TO maintain a block
Ade effectively. IL does not seem possible
20 assign limits TO the radius Of arttnr
IN definite and unvarying figures any
more than 10 Il possible to fix before
hand and invariably the number Of Sims
necessary To assure the effectiveness OF
any blockade. These points must be de-
termined according to circumstances "A
ehon particular case Of a blockade"
me radius OF action OF a bIockading
naval force may extend some what far
but as 10 depends on the number Of shfps
contributing 60 the effectiveness Of the
blockade. aud Is always limited by inc
c"ndiuon OF effectiveness. ~ will never
reach remote seas upon which merchant
vessels sail which are perhaps. destined
lor the biockaded ports. but whose dcstI-
uAl'u u contingent on the changes
which circumstances may produce in
the blockade during their voyage Tho
lded or radius Of action Joined to that
OF citectiN cncss. that is TO say inftud-
inE the zone Of operations OF the block
aiding forces. allows the belligerent To
exercise IN an effective manner the right
OF blockade which IS admitted To b. hts
and on the other hand 10 saves neutrals
from exposure 90 the Inconvenience Uf
blockadc a. a great distance. while Dc
leaves them free to run the risks to
winch thcy knowingly expose themselves
~ approaching points 90 which access rs
forbidden by the belligcTent"
Accepted rules. % was pointed out to-
night prescribe that a blockade must be-
limited TO the ports and gsuef of -
enemy, HHd that each declaration must
give the geographical limits OF the coast
blockadCd.
OFFICIALS were treasured. 20 an extent.
hy press dispatches announcing that tho
cont fmuluted Brtion by the allies was
not an answer Co the recent Identical
note sent by the United states 20 Eng
land and Germany ln connection win
inc German submarine war on merchant
ships and the shipment 81 foodetuffs TO
tho civilian population o. "a bsiliEerout
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RUSSIANS
Ccontiausd From first Pag.)

pate that their success in the Darda-
nelles undertaking will be immediate.
for they are now facing the hardest
part of the problem. having the strong.
est forts ahead OF them. although the
guns of these forts have not the range
of the guns OF the larger ships. par.
ticularly the fifteen inch guns OF the
Queen Elizabeth
The fact that the Queen Elizabeth Is
In commission suggests that her four
sister ships. all of which were laid
down within a few weeks OF each 9th.
or, are either in the fighting line or
ready TO join it, These FIVE ships are
considered the greatest fighting ma.
chimes I'm the world. and besides being
heavily armored. are almost as fast
as battle cruisers. Although their
speed is given as % knots. the Queen
Elizabeth made Is in her trials, and
she may exceed that.
Belgians Active.
The Belgian army, reorganized and
equipped, has again been taking part
in the fight for the recovery of its
country. and. according to the French
report. has advanced across the User
and taken a farm from the Germans,
while its artillery has demolished the
German works.
Otherwise the battles in the west
are still confined to the Champagne
and the Nosges. where both sides
claim to have been successful.
The labor situation and the govern
ments demand that work be resumed
on the Clyde tomorrow is creating a
lot OF interest In England. The Clyde
workmen will hold a series OF meet
ings in Glasgow tomorrow so Il is not
likely that they will return 10 work
until Tuesday at least but that they
will then obey the governments order
Is almost certain. as all their leaders
urge them TO do. Should they disobey
the order the government can declare
martial law.
David Lloyd George. chancellor OF
the exchequer. today intimated that as
a small minority OF the employees OF
the armament works were not working
full time owing TO the ure OF drink,
the government was considering
measures to further control the sale
or intOXiCants. He did not explain
what the new regulations would be,
but II Il though they will not go fur
Their than shortening the hours which
the saloons may remain open.
French Take the Dacia.
The capture Of the American steamer
Bacia. Formerly sailing under the Ger
man flag. by the French is welcomed
here. a. % will enable a French prize
court 20 decide her case while an Fnc-
lish court viii deal with the cargo or
the American steamer Wllhelmina. Thus
the responsibility for stopping goods in
neutral bottoms bound for Germany will
be borne equally by the two allies
The larger question 81 the nIlfes'
prohibition Of goods 20 Germany IN IL
expected. viii be cNpounded by Premier
As1ulth In the house 81 commons To-
morrow. ~ the same session the prfu,.
minister VIII. in asking FOR more D., So, \.
20 carry on the war. explain the 0na~-
cial needs 81 the country. ID IL Yricr.
stood that no new taxation will be pro
posed
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Conrad Hirach.

Wheeling has lost iu the YCrsou OF
Mr. Conrad Hlgscf one OF her best fra
ternal men and one OF the foremost
business men Of the city FunsraI sery=
Ices over the remains Of this well known
citizen were held saturday afternoon az
the family home az No. lus Fifteenth
street The services We're fu charge Of
Wheeling cowmaud,Ty, knights Tenn
plar. which acted as escort 10 the fu-
neral Curt'Ee. Tho Masonic funeral
services were carried out az th, resi-
deuCc The deceased was also a mem
Der OF the Elk7' lodge. and many mem
beers or this order attended the services.
The pallhCarcrS were members of the
Masonic bodies. being Louis I. Halter.
kaird Mitchell. Charles +. schultz. Will
liam 4. Sto.tzcr Charles Msuksm!Iler
and Newton Waltz
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Madam. n your husband h Ike
most men he expects YOU 10 look aftC-
the health ~ yourself and children
Coughs and colds are the most com.
mon Of the minor ailments and are
most likely 90 lead 20 serious dis.
eases. A child is much more likely
to contract diphthpria or scarlet fever
when 10 has e. cold. n you will boz.
qUirg into the merits of the various
remedies that are recommended for
coulhs and colds you viii nud that
Chamberlain Cough Remedy stands
high ln the estimation 81 people who
use o. 10 Dr. prompt and sfrgtuaL
pleasant and safe 90 take. which are
Uualifll- especially CO. bD desired
when a medicine Dr. Intended for chill
uren For solo hy 90 dealers
The Wheeling intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1903-1961, 1915-03-01
ALLIES LAND FORCES
At DARDANELLEs Forts

LONDON, Feb. 2S. midniEht.-A
dispatch to the Exchange Telegraph
Company from Athens. says.
The allies have disembarked de-.
tachmcnts Of artillery near the de.
stroyed Dardancllcs forts. and British
and French nass are now flying over
them
The fleet continued a bOmbsrdment
of the inner forts yesterday after.
noon. a powder magazine Was blown
up There were numerous victims.
The feet had reached the lighthouse
near Fort Ealib Hahr Tho forts on
fh. European side have been reduced
To- silence Mine sweeping operations
continue.
There are 10000 Turks on the Eu
ropesu side and 10000 on the AsIaur
side
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u. S. Is NOT
CcOntinusd from First Pag..)

expected TO increase their Yields OF
gasoline fully 200 per cent and per
maps more. Or. Rittman claims his
process IL safer. simpler and more
economical These are economic fac.
tors Of great importance.
May Replace Germany.
The second process discovered BY
Dr. Rittman may prove Of much more
value than the first. IN that 70 suggests
the establishment OF an industry in
which Germany heretofore has been
pre-eminent the dye industry-and
also promises indirectly a measure OF
national safety Of incalculable import
AMONG The necessary ingredients OF
high explosive. toluol and benzol are
in the first rank Heretofore these pro-
ducts have been mainly obtained I'm
Germany and England from coaItar.
Explosives manufacturer have had TO
depend largely on these sources. Tbe
federal government now proposes 10
obtain tOluol and bcnzol from crude
petroleum. These products can DO
produced from practically any Ameri-
can petroleum The supply can BE-
made sufficient not only for tho en-.
tire American trade but also FOR 9th.
er purposes and al a reasonable cost.
The real comforting thing. however.
b. that in time OF great national stress
~ The nation d. ever called upon to
defend itself We will b. able to manu-
iacturc the most cmciont and most
powerful explosives known I'm warfare
Were 90 not for this discovery 30 f.
possible that in such an emergency we
might be- compelled 10 rely largely on
greatly Inferior explosives. aad this
would spell national disaster
"Dr. Rittman concludes from HE
experiments that thia process NAV be-.
come more economical than German
methods. and Do may result in oyenfu.
ally giving the United states n ru.
urnmacy IN tho dyesfuFa industry that
has for some time belonged 10 Ger.
many"
The Wheeling intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1903-1961, 1915-03-01
OPPOSE TAX LEVY
Pan Handle Agricultural Club Sends
Governor a Message

The following resolution has been
sent Governor Hatfield BY the Pan
Handle Agricultural club. Of this
city, opposingc the passage OF Of.
rect 2O-cent levy tax. as acted upon
by the club last Saturday:
Governor ~. ID. Hatfield.
Charleston. W. Va.
On motion Of Mr.. Abram McColloch.
the Panhandle Agricultural club peti.
ton your eXcellency that in the event
of the passage Of the recommended
tons Of the finance committee OF a
twenty-cent levy. that you veto the
measure and call an extra session OF
the Legislature to consider taxation.
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BIG FIGHT
Johnny Kilbane ana KID WILLIAMS 20
Meet in philadelphia on
March IL

. PHILADELPHIA Feb gs=pariuffo
announcement that the six round Huut
between Johnny EilhHue the feather
Welght champion and Kid Williams
holder of the barfHr weight title vgfff
- held IN this city on March a. vaa
mad" tonight hy Harry Edwards. rrsai-
hsnf ~ fn" HIgmuI" Athletic Association
which bias esrurHd fur Fight
strurd articles Ur agreement accom-
panied ~ 5000 forfeit Tor weight and
appf urhnce. Edwards said. wrr. received
tonight br NEIL from IIffHr. and HfH
uInrHEsr. who are IU GIrrlHrH
ne ARTICLES were signed Iraf week fv
sam Harris. manage. of I..H WHIII4..-
" 20 p"Ftrh Dis forfeit Hf that time
Is"fn men HErl. fH make IHH HHuHI4
f.nEg.i. Zach $3.50 ....I.. e 300. ar ITa
privilege of % Scr cent of tf. r..tIrfH
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BAKERS QUIT BUSINESS

LONDON Feh. 2s. 1876 %. ma
dispatch to Reuter- Telegram com
pany from Venice SAYS
Having been unable 90 obtain any
-four. 100 bakers out OF q total o.
600 In Vienna have closed their shops
indefinitely All vacant lands. .n.
cludinF The unused portion OF tho
Great Central cemetery. are boinE
used foI CROWNS potatoes and other
vegetables
a Budapest dispatch says mat
snow has fallen uninterrupfodlv dur.
inE the past - hours Bon tho Carpa.
thiaua. bringing tho military opera
lions almost f1 a afardsHT
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Ms. Emaline Preess.

Funeral services over the remains Of
the late Mrs EUaliug Fre,so. whose
death occurred Friday evening az the
family home ON last Twenty ninth
street, will be held this afternoon NJ =
o'clock Following the services inter
mcut will be iu SIT. Zion cemetery. Mrs.
Frecsc was born To- Philadelphia Pa.
and came 10 this city when but a small
girl She Is survived by the following
children. Mrs. susan Jewell. Of Eellairc
Ohio: Mrs. Fred Baker and Martha. al
home Joseph. Edward. Herbert and
Silas, the latter of Stsub-uNille. ono
brother. SilaS. Of ZaueSVillc Ohio. and
Mrs Virginia CoFs. "a sister. residing al
Marietta, ohio. The deceased was a
member Of the Hope Methodist church.
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MaH A. Beuter.

Local relatives have been sppris,d or
the death % Max 4. iieuter- former
local man. but who has been e. resident
Of Washington Tor tho past thirty years.
While Mr.. Reutef was here he was con
nected with the TrimbID q I.utz nrus.
He Was member OF the Roman IatIu-
liC church and h. survived by "a. I"I-
lowing. ErOthrr.-Iuhu. philadelphia
Joseph Hellairc. Henry. Akron. Rich
ard. Wheeling. SiStsTs-Mrz. jose ph
NoEler. Jr.s Mrs. Anthony Slender and
Mrs. Chester Thompson. All OF this city.
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INDIGESTION
CURED-TRIETS

Indigestion and dyspepsia and 9th
cr stomach troubles are unncccs-
Sary. They can be cured and pre-
vented quickly and easily. There
Is no need for YOU TO suffer from
biliousness, gas. sour stomach. dys-
pepsia or Indigestion
HENETS prevent all stomach mis-
cry and trouble. They keep the
stomach healthy and make you feel
strong and we'll
Take one HEXET after dinner TO-
day 10 will remove all the 900 cf-
fccts and show YOU that you need
not suffer any more
HENETS are sold by an up-to.date
druggists for 1Oc and 25c.
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REDEMPTION OF BONDS
REDEMPTION or BONDS.

NOTICE b. hereby given that bonds
Nos. -. l23.1So. 12f. lsa. 500. ISL. az
lN-, az. 42t. 243. 1f5. 100. &C. 2 and q
OF the Wheeling q Elm Grove r. n 90
secured By deed Of trust. dated Marcel
]: 1898. recorded in the office OF ths
GERS county, court ohio county. West
Virginia. Book No. o. page $50 bey.
been selected by lot for redemption on
March ]. 1915. The owners aud holders
OF sald bonds are requested TO present
them on March !. 1915. al the a., rr,s,,i,
halt Dollar savings Bank. 1901 Market
street, Wheeling. ". Va. at which time
they viii BE- paid off IN full. owner or
holder or any Of said bonds shall fail
{" present IN" same for redemption said
bonds VIII cease Co bear interest Accord
ing 20 the provisions Of said deed OF
trust GEORGE HOOK
f-27-mr-1 Trustee
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LOSS or ZEPPELIN CONFIRMED

GENEVA. Switzerland. Feb. 2s. VIA
Paris. $50 p. m-Reports received
here apparently confirm the loss In
the Adriatic sea 81 one ~ The smaller
type ~ zeppelins with its crew. which
uas sent from Fredrichshaven TO peIa.
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Fisher Funeral

A"inofrCW morning funeral services
Nh4 ~ hela 20 the family home iI Nj
N. 'la-taA over fIr remains ct thH
ate Andrew Y. Fisher. Jr. who died
tiilay evening Following the services
a. the home Requiem hlgu mass wI.l d.
hciu az thr So Nirhael- uburcn al EdC-
ihkton Lane. and iutvrmvut will b. ia
AIT CalN AIRY cemetery.
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$4,000 IRE

LANCASTER Pa. Fob. es-The Key
stone planning mill. owned Dog George
lilmsWurth a Son. formerly or FhIlI-
dclphiF. was totally destroyed by fire
tonight ~ unknown origin. The build
INK was "a large structure huIlf ~ re-
wsut. and contained much fuIehsd and
uuhished material The Joss may reach
$4,000
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me Austrian naval base. early I'M Feb
ruary
Work 's aaIt f0 ba continuing day
aud nIgtf 7f tho Zeppelin base a.
FredrIchshavc0 on sIraIIrs Intended
fo replace four which recently were
I0af because of accidents Some ar
fculfv is boiug experienced I'M finding
rHunb1ir puofa.
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The last sad rites over ia. remains oi
the late Luther W. Sclvcy who died Fri.
day. VIII be held this afternoon at the
family home on the south Side Rev
W. :. bysiuEer. Of the English Luth,
erau church, will have charge. and lu,
termcut will be In Greenwood cemetery
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This afternoon at o'clock funeral
services will be- held over the remains
Of the late GeorE. ". -. Meyers The
services will be held az the home No.
80 Main street and iutermsut will bc
IN Peninsula cemetery.
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Obituary


Ida McGarrell Nrr. rer~iVe.i fr ans
~ SATURDAY afternoon and were ia
terreu at the AZ. CaINars. c,u.t.r..
Aii-tal SER Ices were held az So
Soaeph.s Cathedral az 80 o'clock
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DIE d

fGBHER on Friday. February ,sfH
..... 90 1905 O'Clock D. m a. hIr
nnur 90 NJ do Chantaf ANDREW ii
f 'NItmrerI Fisher. AGED ~ year.
Funeral services 90 fhr family residence
60 90 O'Clock IurrfnH morning fr..
lowed hr requiem Hirh mass af ef
MIrNH'. catholic church Edrfnrfnf
f.E.r. Ht 70 O'Clock rrftrmruf Nf gsr.
Earf cemetery FRIENDS Of the fauU.
r.rr"rfN.''. invited Co., attend
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SEALED PROPOSALS

Notice 90 Manufacturers, Jobbsrs. ner
chants and others Wholesale Dealers
NbIl'E Is HEREBY GIVEN That
TIE state Board Of Control OF the State
OF Wet NirEiuia viii receive bids daily
et Its officc ~ ChHrlaAlon. West Nirctrtrt
Tor furnishing supplies for the sevc-aI
STATE lnSuiutions. the financial manage
m NJ or which Il vested In said Bonrd.
Coz tracts viii bc awarded TO the lowsHt
blddtrs; quality considered and other
lLing9 being equal West Virginia deal.
ers VIII b. given preference.
Lists Of suppliDs needed viii be fur
stating the line desired.
STATE BOARD or CONTROL.
.e-l-tI Charleston. West Virginia.
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FOX RENT
FURNISHED ROOMS

-
FOR RENT rooms neEr Post
'tIicc. All convenience. Call National
phono 2Off-Ms I.DI IUIH-E r-2T-f
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FUNERAL DIRECTORS
Louis Bertscnv

LOUIS - - TT - g nv
FDNG1eL ECTOR AND
AETEFIA. CFBALMER.
ttl2 and :f24 Main stresl
Calls Answered Day or Ntrht-.
store Phones 636
G. = Urrtfrrv. sci Phone ta-a.R