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Evening star., 1915-01-01
WHITMAN LOSES NO TIME.
Begins Duties as Governor When
Bells Announce New Year

ALBANY, N. Y, January 1.-As the
first bell sounded the birth of the new
year over the city last night, Charles
S. Whitman, the newly elected COVER
nor of the state, stepped to his desk in
the executive chamber at the state
capitol and began to transact busi-
ness. He previously had taken the
oath of office and filed it with the
secretary of state.
First, as Charles S. Whitman, dis
trict attorney of New York county
he presented his resignation of that
office to himself as Charles 8. Whit
man, governor. Immediately after ac-
cepting the resignation he designated
Charles A. Perkins of New York, his
successor in the district attorneys
office.
The governor then redesignated to
serve in the appellate division five su-
preme justices, whose terms are about
to expire.
Francis NJ. Hugo, the new secretary
of state, was at his Office to receive
and file the appointments.
Straw hats shipped abroad from Brit
fish factories number nearly 100000,
Evening star., 1915-01-01
IDLE MEN TO MEET TODAY.
Gathering in Union Square to Dis
cuss Labor Problem.

NEW YORK. January 1.-Thousands OF
placards which have been distributed
throughout the city announced that the
unemployed would gather in great num-
bers in Union Square today to listen 10
addresses in various languages regarding
the problem of the man who is out of
work this winter. Police Commissioner
Arthur Woods said that while not ex-
pecting anything unusual to occur,
enough policemen in uniform and plain
clothes would be on hand to preserve
order
The placard calling the meeting togeth-
er contained this text:
Are you going to starve this winter
with the warehouses filed to overflow
ing This winter will be one of the
worst in the history of the city and you
are up against it. What is the way
out?'
Evening star., 1915-01-01
casualties-one Cats Leg Cut Of.

Sergt. Lobley of the r. F. A, in a let
ter from the battlefield to his wife. tells
the following little anecdote: IN our
last position at the observation station
cat had apparently been resting in
the bottom of press which was in the
yard. and which was riddled with bull
lets from a German shrapnel shell. one
of the bullets wounding the cat in the
leg very severely. Our major there and
then dressed the poor things leg, but
after some days canker set in, and it
was found necessary to operate on the
leg and take it off. This was done very
successfully, and I saw, the cat today,
looking quite happy. 1t is a pity that
its photo cannot be taken and published
in the papers. I might mention that
that was the only casualty during our
period of seven or eight DAYS action"
Evening star., 1915-01-01
BORN

LYNCH. ON Monday December Is. 1914
pm, 10 Edmund J. and Mae l. Lynch.
girl.
Evening star., 1915-01-01

men to charge through the ranks. They
did so, and lost only one man. The fol-
was released in the road on account of
heavy firing. In a charge on the Prus-
sian Guards Prussian without a rifle
hit me- in the jaw with his fist and
knocked out four of my teeth. My
comrade, however, gave him his re-
ward"
Evening star., 1915-01-01

other. this is the best collection of
fighting men the world ever saw.
"And yet I suppose that the 7th Di-
vision itself would be the last to claim
that it had done any more than the
six others which left England before
Evening star., 1915-01-01

Straw hats shipped abroad from Brit
fish factories number nearly 100000,
value $500, 900.
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Sand I'M ariafa-

sand Hm Briefs.
Mr. George Conrad has returned to
his home In Elm Grove. after spending
some time as guest Of relatives here.
Mrs. Samuel Turner IL confined 20 her
room with rheumatism.
Mrs. John Dague. OF Viola. has return
ed home after an extended visit with her
daughter. Carrie. OF West Liberty Nor
Born-To Nj. and Mrs. Merton win
ters. a boy. Mother and son doing fine.
Mr.. and Mrs. Brice Daguc aud children
were the guests OF Mr.. and Mrs. GeorE e
Fox Sunday afternoon.
Mr.. jerry Holmes returned TO hts
home at Peters run Monday. after spend
ing several lays a. the guest OF his
daughter. Mrs. oscar Dague.
Mrs. Frank Shepherd. or Big Wheeling
creek. returned home sunday. after
spending some time a. the guest OF reIa-
tives az Mt. Union.
Mr.. and Mrs. Walter Marsh and
daughter. Edith. Of Battle Run. spent
saturday and SUNDAY a. the Suests OF
Mr.. and Mrs. G. W. Marsh.
Misses Lena Bruce and Florence ZONES
attended the church at At. Union sun
Mr.. Dan Winters. Of Elm Grove. re-
turned to his home Sunday. after spend
ing several days as tho guest Of his
parents, Mr.. and Mrs. william Winters.
DR.. Woodruff. OF Dallas. has made
week
Miss Elizabeth Kent and Mr.. CLYDE
Earlwine attended church AZ Dallas sun
day evening.
Mr.. and Mrs. oscar Dague ana dauRb-
ter. Elma. returned home Saturday after
being the guest Of Mr.. and Mrs Jerry
Holmes. Of Peters run. for several DAYS.
Mr.. Charles DaEue and son. Harry.
spent Saturday with the formers par
ents. Mr.. and Mrs. W. 1. Dague. Of
Viola.
Miss Blanche Luke spent Sunday a.
the guest OF Miss odessa RigEIe.
Mrs. John Davis has returned home
hfter spending several months a. the
guest Of her sister. Mrs. Frank Blake.
OF Wheeling Island
Mr.. and Mrs. Earle Wilson. Of Golden.
are the proud parents Of a fine baby
Messrs. John and oscar Daguc. were
looking for cattle near Roney's Point one
day last week.
Revival services closed Saturday
evening az the At Union church. which
began a. the first Of the new yea with
a. good success
Mr and Mrs D. I Kent and family
were the guests ~ Mr. and Mrs Brice
J.. uuEue. Thursday evening
Mrr o. IS. Jones and daughter were
the guests Or Mr. and Mrs O.. ". Marsh
Sunday.
The friends ~ Mrs Joseph sutton. of
MnuudHvllle. who has been 30 ut for
some time, are pleased to- learn she o.
improved.
Mr.. W H Turner has returned home
stt.r serving some Time ou the jury az
Moundsvi1e.
NJ and Mrs 70 D. Jefferson and
daughter ArfhcIIn and gwandoIyu. have
returned home after spending several
months with Mr. o. H Campbell ~
Nj Q nior. who haH been II
The irish Ridge Frrmsra line has
born extended tH this place The farm
crF having the telephones are Mraarr.
John HazIrff Robert and william Iud
kins ard Earle Wilson. Of Golden.
Mr. John Davis was a business caller
iu Elm Grove Friday.
Mrs william Cole and ~ErHuddHIFnfrr.
Della have returned home after spend.
inE some time ua guests OF her SON.
James Cole. of M~ouudsyi1r
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CHARGE
theodore Moore. Hoodsviiie Farmer,
Arrested for Alleged Crime Com.
mitted on DAUGHTER.

special Dispatch "a the Intelligence
FAIRMONT. W. va. Feb. 2t-At
midnight Constables Satterheld and
Russell brought 10 this city Theodore
Moore. a farmer Of near Hoodsville.
who Is charged with having criminal
" assaulted his Own Il year old dsuEh-
Ter, Nellie Moore. who. according TO
physlcians is soon 20 become a mother.
The officers started out early to-
night and after hours Of walking
through the mud. captured the prison
er. warrants were issued by Justice
MusErove Tor "a" arrest The Hoods
VIE section De- greatly wrought up
over tho anal Moore. stoutly main
tanning his innocence. Vas rcmauded
10 the county jail pending further c1-
animation He Is held without bond.
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For Sale-FArmS.
BOND SALE
saie of sehooi HondS

Sale OF School Bonds.
The Board Of Education OF TriadcIphia
district In ohio County. W. Va. Will un-
III the 10th day OF March. 1915. at IL
o'clock noon. at it's office in woodsdale
School Building. receive sealed bids for
the sale OF Si25.0O0 90 or any part
thereof in sums OF 100000 or more Of
the coupon bonds Of said district. con
slsung or $50 bonds In the denomination
OF $4,000 each. numbered IN a series
from one TO two hundrc ffty In
elusive. payable In thirty-four years
from date. and redeemable at the option
OF the Board after ten years bearing in
terest at the rate OF 5 per cent per an
mum, payable annually. being dated
April I. 1915.
All bids must BE- accompanied with n
certified check payable 10 order Of Board
OF Education OF Triadeiphia District for
: per cent OF par value Of bonds bid for
and should be addressed 20 the Secre-
tary. Woodsdalc. Wheeling. W. Va.
The board reserves the right TO reject
any and all bids. and may use the check
sent herewith as lquidated damages for
failure 70 comply with such ~ the same
Is accepted.
BOARD OF EDUCATION OF TRIADEI-
PHlA DISTRICT.
$. $. JACOB. JR. Secretary.
f-23-25-mr-g-9
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BRIEFS

MAYOR iNNITED-Mayor IA. L.
MIX has been invited to attend a
Meetng OF the Southern Commercial
mgr al Muskogee. Okla. on the
uay President Wilson is there. The
mayor Is considering the invitation.
ENGINEERS woRKINc-Ctv Tn.
gineer Charles Cooke and E~nStnee,
Junkins. OF the water works. are
WORKING on the plans and figures for
. ne" intake pipe at the water works.
AUDITED BlLlS-The Board OF
county Commissioners. al its meeting
yesterday morning. audited contingent
poor bills.
NEW GLASS INsTAILED-The
new glass in the Board Of Control
door has been installed TO replace the
beautiful pine boards that have
adorned the aperture made by Cor
door.
GRANT CHARTERS - Charters
were granted to one secondary and
one adult Bible class of the NJ. 4.
south church at lexington. West
virginia. up TO the present. has So.
cured ll9 classes out of the appor-
uonment OF 645 allotted by the Inter
national Sunday School Association.
SEEKS INFoRMATIoN-A. u.
Williams. State highway commission
er' has written TO road engineers and
the county clerks OF the State con.
corning bridge building In their re-
spective counties.
AT SECOND cITY-Dr. J. Asphalt
McCuaig. noted reformer. is now con.
Quoting a campaign az Huntington.
TO MAKE REPoRT-The annual
report OF the work of the Associated
Charities for the past eighteen
months will be made in the near flu
ture. What the work and purpose Of
the organization is will be explained
In the report.
TO MAKE ARRANGEMENTs-Ar.
rangements for the celebration OF St.
Patricks day OF the Ancient Order OF
~libernians will be made at an early
Date.
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RIVER NEWS

II was stated at the local wharf
last evening hat there is now an as.
sured fact that the larger packets will
soon enter their old trade. The City
OF Parkersburg. which has been tied
up al Cincinnati for many months.
Will leave that point Saturday morn.
Ing for Pittsburgh. The other larger
packets will doubtless some out this
OF next week in their old runs be-
tween the Smoky and Queen cities,
provided the Ohio maintains a fair
boating stage.
The rivers above were rising very
slowly early this morning. while the
Ohio al this point was also coming
up gradually. with S feet.
The Ranawhs. from Pittsburgh. for
Parkersburg. arrived early yesterday
morning. The Lorena arrived at
noon for Pittsburgh. from Parkers-
burg. The Liberty came in last night
from Matamoras and will leave this
morning at II o'clock on her return
trip. The Tornado passed up yester-
day with a large tow OF empty coal
boats.
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DR.. GEO. A. CAMPBELL, LOCAL
VETERINARIAN, DIES In HOSPITAL
SUFFERED FROM EsERk
BREAKDOWN. BEING m HOS
PrTAI JUST A DAY.
Well Known Locally Former Member
o. Council From Second Ward.
Funeral Not Arranged.

Dr. George A. Campbell. veterl-
marian and prominent man Of the Sec
ono ward. died yesterday evening az
the Haskins hospital about 1850
o clock. following IN illness OF a day.
ID. Campbell has no relatives here.
ne having come TO his city from Buff
taio. y. 4. some six years ago and
since hat time has lived at No. 40
Eleventh street.
The doctor was unmarried. but he
is survived by two sisters. Misses Min
ME and Mabel. and his mother. an OF
Bunalo. They have been notified OF
his death. and the body will prob
ably be removed there for burial.
lie was a member OF Bates Lodge.
A. F. d A NJ. No. 80. and other Ma
sonic bodies. member OF baltimore
Lodge No. s. X. OF p. Wheeling Lodge
No. 81. l. o. O. NJ. and Wheeling
Lodge No. 81. Order OF Owls. He was
also a member of the National Asso-
citation OF Veterinary Surgeons.
HIS death is attributed TO a general
nervous breakdown. He had worked
Tuesday the same as usual. but not
feeling well, he decided TO 90 to
the hospital to rest up a few days.
Yesterday he began TO show signs OF
weakening. and during the evening II
was seen he could not live but a few
moments.
According to other veterinarians in
the city. the doctor took an unusual
interest in the stamping out of the
foot and mouth disease in this sec.
ton, and II is thought his untiring
EFFORTS proved a detriment to his
health.
The doctor was elected 10 the First
branch OF council from the Second
ward and always tool a decided in.
terest in politics.
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eoHoER FiNEo
Elm Grove Man Up on Non-suppor
Charae-Appess

Warren Gonder was arrairnrd 40
The Jail last nlFhf before squire r.
T. torrIEan ON "a rahrFc Of non.sup.
mort and fined His attorney. s. %.
Royce. Immediately Eave notice Of an
appeal and furnished an appeal bond.
Gender wac released sheldon Jo.
rcph. state humane officer. appeared
for The state
From The evidence. DO sccms nat
if0uder has been away Tor some time
tr, inr to rot work. but ln the mean
'Iur 1OudrrE father has been living
with Gender juniors wife. or at no
home of hia e0n This man receives
l pension. and has been taking care
Cd. The family DO seems
Squire CorriFan decided ha would
haFr fu nnr Goudrr. because Of hia
failure fo provide FOR bits minor chill
drru therefore the aunaa1
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COLDER WEATHER
big Change 20 be Experienced BY IL.
cal People Who Have Become
Accustomed 20 "Sprina Time

Following tho balmy spring DAYS Of
p past week. the Woathorman yas.
terday decided 90 give us a change
From mornlng until evening different
sorts OF weather were handed out In
p~rotusion. BcgInninE early in the
morning light rain fell and also M
Times during the day Late in tho
afternoon however. a cold wind
sprung up and tho temperature star.
ed 20 rcccdo Indications point 10 =
cold wave Tor tho next few DAYS Yes.
terday temperatures al recorded af
me government observatory ON fHe
Island. were AL follows hiFh. 90. low.
and 81 ar l0 o'clock % nd.
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your food does but little 5000 when
you have mo- desire for Co., Take one
81 Chamberlain Tablets I~mm.dI4tcI,
AFTER dinner H viii enable your
stomach to digest food naturally. Dor
sale b. an dealers =Nrg
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board. thereby eliminating the prose
Suung attorney. The school board Of.
hcer must be an elector.
4 bill introduced by Mr.. BETTER. Of
Hancock. would make the county audit
the latter position. The county auditor
would be allowed additional clerk hrs
and expenses. and would list all prop
erty FOR taxation and otherwise conduct
the duties Of district assessor. This
bill would eject a saving IN salaries
Bills Defeated
Mr.. banford. ct Noble Prohibiting
the manufacture and sale Of cigarettes.
Bills Passed.
. Mt. ReiEhard of FULTON. Making ap-
pr"prlatlons a~EEregating sS.5Oo,OOO TO
meet the expenditures OF the state gov
ernment from February 18th TO June
Bins introduced.
Mr. Thatcher. Of Clinton: To permit
raising Of railroad passenger fare from
two 90 two and one-half cents a mile.
Mr. Briggs. 81 CuyuhoEa: ENempting
bonds for construction Of electric light
plant IS water works bonds are now eN-
emPted from bond limit on statute.
Mr.. Kyle. Of Cuyahoga: safety
First" measure giving utilities commits
sion power 20 order high tension wires
] under ground.
Mr.. Morris. Of Fairfield. Providing
on public roads any substance 70 injure
pneumatic tires.
Mr.. Plumb Of Delaware. To make the
3 president OF the school board IN the
largest municipality a member OF the
budget commission Instead Of the coun-
ty prosecutor.
T p~r'rriatlnus OF Nbf5.uun 60 meet the In
terest on the lrreducible debt and S.
lo2.hhb for the common schools Of the
state.
Mr.. BETTER. Of Hancock Placing the
present duties % the deputy state tax
commissioner In the hands Of the coun-
y auditors 10 order that they may make
Mr. kious. of Madison pr0vfdfnV
flood protection b. giving superlutond-
'nt public works control over cleaning
streams % distinctions
Mr. smith. of Morgan. Authorizing
cemetery trustees TO Il lands 10 EXIST
ms holding which are now separated b.
SIR Uanford. OF Noble Providing brid.
need not 60 20 probate court when MAJ
riagc license D. Issued.
IN the SENATE.
RESOLUTIONS ~ntroducad
Mr Pink Of Hamilton Relative TO- ad-
IOurnmrut eiue die. March ioth
tndsfinitsly Postponed
NJ Thatcher. ~ tlemNufa AufhUrIE-
ing segrctary OF stat. Go CIV away 5000
copies ~ General Code.
Mr. NollcrUeider OF Ninton For re-
peal of non partisan judiciary law.
Passed
NJ Bauer of Hamilton. Permitting
railroad companies and telegraph and
trI 'phone companies Co. make contracts
f1I interchange ~ service.
Mr Myers of Marion NakiuE valid
service on receivers uf IntsrIrban rail-.
roads in AM county through which road
Wr rIrs. ~ Hamilton. Authorizing
trustees of rluc.uuau-soufHaru Railroad
tu issue $4,000 600 bonds Tor building
new bridge arruas ohio river.
Mr Pink OF Hamilton Providing Tor
official e~frnorrapher Tor probate and In.
HHIN.uFT courts.
81 couirs ~ Hamilton Afasirz % +,
felony fu urrt brick ana paving HfHu. Iu
I tobacco and offer urIEHra Tor sail.
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Funeral services will be held to-mor-
row afternoon at the Zion
church over the remains OF the late Mrs.
Nilhclmina Steinbicker. Of Edgwoodwho
died tuesday morning. Short services
viii be held at the home after which the
remains will be taken TO che church.
Rev. Bcnze will officiate and interment
VIII Be In Nj. Zion cemetery.
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SAND HILL
ODD Fellows Entertain.

SAND HILL, Feb. 24-The Improves
order OF odd Fellows OF this place en-
tertained their wives and families sat
urday evening at the hall. with an oys-
ter suppe The table was in
good things TO eat. They served oysters
cold. meats, salads. pickles. celery.
fruits. pie. cake and candy.
Those present from a distance were
Mr.. Joseph sutton. OF M~oundsville. Mr..
Frank Rhoades. Mr.. and Mrs. Ellsworth
Ierrel and children, OF Cool Breeze: Mr..
Charles DaEue and son. Henry. OF Stone
church Road; Mr.. West Burt. OF Elm
Grove. and Mr.. James Fitzsimmons. of
Irish Ridge
ent.
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KEEP THE
CHILDREN WELL
HEXETS VIII DO It

Give the children HEXETS They
often a too much for their unde-
veloped stomachs 70 digest proper
ly The result Is Indigestion. weak.
ened stomachs and constipation. II
makes them cross and irritable
HEXETS are good for the children.
they digest their food strengthen
the weak stomachs and build up
the undeveloped digestive fluids
HENETS are harmless and the
spesrmint flavor makes them easy
90 give The children like them.
The 25c size IS convenient for
family use Sold by al druggists.
1Oc and 25c.
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SEALED PROPOSALS

Notice 20 Manufacturers, obber hIar-
chants and Others Wholesale Dealers.
NOTICE IS HEREBY GIVEN. That
the state Board OF Control OF the state
OF West Virginia viii receive bids daifv
~ its office at Charleston. West virginia
Tor turnt4 hing supplies for the several
state institutions. the financial manage
men. OF which IS vested In said Board
contracts will he ward 10 the lowest
biddcrs, quality considered. and other
thlngs being equal. West Virginia deal
ers viii Be given preference.
LISTS OF supplies needed will be fur
nlshed bidders on receipt Of requests
stating the line desired.
STATE BOARD OF CONTROL. f,
ta-l-tf Charleston. West Virginia.
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The last sad rites over the remains OF
the late Mrs. Gertrude Scears will be
held this afternoon at . O'Clock at tho
place OF death. No. 60 Sew entecnth street.
Rev. ". II. Fields. OF the FIRST Christian
church, Will Officiate and interment will
be in Greenwood cemetery.
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DAVIS ISLAND DAM-s.7 feet. ris-
ing cloudy.
airy; cloudy.
PARKEBsBUBG-iO feet. falling:
cloudy.
MORGANTOwN-7.s -eet. rising:
rain.
OH CIIl-6.2 feet. rising rain.
WARREN feet. rising rain.
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DIED

HTErEBICHEH-Ou Tuoaday. Febuf1rN
23rd. 1915. o. leo O'Clock q. M. al DOB.
home of her daughter Sire louis
Horb NO o. UlfaE.fI street. Wildwood
MRS WTIHEIIIEN STTTNHTCkrH
in the s5th year OF Dor age
Funeral from fHH rnHI darrc OF Hrr
daughter Mrs Louise Herb on F-IIn 81
afternoon aI 80 o'clock Services a.
Irtrrmsuf af SIT Zion Lutheran come
rrrF.
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Take TRIETS For Liver Trouble
Most Drug Stores Sell Both
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MISCELLANEOUS
AMERICAN INDEPENDENT
ORDER OF owl G

I0aTteT now open Tor a ah0rt fImo
Observation-Disclosures Roost being form
ed. Organizing upstairs over Hsuter
bros, his Market St Hours. 10 "a. m.
70 = p. nj. open evenings. Z % o. T0In
Ia 1--we chartered organization. gIsk
BENEFITS $500 per week. death benedt
WOO. FREQ doctors service. Join while
the Joining Is good. fe1c-tr
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Wanted Situations-Male.

WANTED-ENpcricuccd aud educated
young man desires position. any kind
OF work considered. Address n. NJ. care
intolligcncer. RAJ
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w Lynch. ~ Lucas Authorizing
county .HmrIasIHuar fH construct atf..
works
NJ LLOYD Hf Franklin EaIaHnE fu
new bonds OF "a
Nr Lloyd OF frarkIIu Relating fH
policemen and urrmru.a rrIIHf fund
Mr Lloyd OF FrrrEIIn Relating 60
nu1 ~ trustees and anEIrrHrH.
Mr BOD Of FRANKLIN Relating f1
guardians bonds
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FUNERAL DIRECTORS

Louis n
FUNERAL DIRECTOR AND
ARTEHtAL EMBALMER.
1872 snd 1924 Main Street
Calls Answered Day or Nirht-.
Store Phones 635.
G J Hrrtechv. Sat ph1no IorQ.R
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WANTED-MALE |

WANrED-Marriod man far farm ar4
dairN band Experience and rcferor..
required Apply A y care l~utcltesr.
w t-e5-i
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BiIls Defeated,

Mr.. Danford. OF Noble: Prohibiting
the manufacture and sale Of cigarettes.
Rfllm Rannad-
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WAhT1D-Agents 20 sell tae New EN-.
pres vacuum G,eanrr and garu.f
sMeeper on weekly payments % IS ct-
LIZ sales BIS psy. e D. AdAms gu
llAo-iit2 Main 81 Up =tsirs aufgN-tf
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WAHrED-At once. several Eood delIv-
cry and sales boys. TO work before
school- Apply At Circulation D~parts
menI lnteiligencer. between 4 and 8
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WANTED-FEMALE HELP.

WANTED woman about a5 or 90 FOR
housokcoper and care takrr or child a.
years old work very light. must b. fu ~
position 20 travel ur leave city. Gail
National phone auy evening this week
after : o'clock, lGt3-Y. Wheeling.
f-gt-h
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mr. helEhard. OF fulton. X up-
propriattons a~Egregating $500. 900 TO
meet the expenditures OF the state gov
eminent from February 10th TO June
wUfr fofg
The Wheeling intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1903-1961, 1915-02-25

WANTED girl for Homework and To
help iu the laundry. Apply $3.50 chap
line street. f-ga-tf
WANrED-Compctcnt white cook. Ref
ercncc required Mrs. Jc4s Spcid,I
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