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NOTICE-CONTRACrORs
EorIcE TO CONTIGUOUS.
rArnsr'. kesicenes On ne wess viz
FtEiA P~nftsEtiary Fa-u a. Monnda-
vile. west Vfrwfnta

Notlcs L. hereby rivcn fhat the under.
AAfned STATE Board ~ Control nill. unffl
uogn OF the IND day q August. receive
A. - office IN Charleston. ". Va seal.
"a bics Tor doing an the Work and Tin
trhinF All the materials uersssary a.
complete The building according % m
plans and sfseci fiCatluns prepared ~ 4.
= bean. architect Hunfinrfou. ". "a
For one Hrick Veneer Residence. sizs
- -Ns- =. eight rooms and bath nm
tshsd attic. front and rear purChcs tilct
ROOF. ordinary construction.
Plans and Epccificaffuus can b. seer
~ the Wardsn's ofuce az the Vest Nfr,
sinia fsnitentiary. Nound-Nilir. ". Va
Al BIDS must b. accom- panied ~ GER
tfird check for $4,000
Public opening % bids will b. held NJ
The offics OF the state Board OF Control
end.
Immediately after contract L. awarded
successful bidder viii b. reruiret O.
execute proper contract with guaranty
bond IN penalty eauul 20 onc-hRlf the
amount OF the contract prise n sue
cessful bidder fails 10 execute contract
and bond. his check will be retained 10
cover expense % readyertfsfng
The above building must be entirely
completed on or before Iecsnihe l. 1915
All bids must be made on forms FUR
Wished with the specifications. The
state Board Of Control reserves the right
20 reject any and all bids
J : LAkIN. President
stat. Board OF Control. Charleston. "
Va 1y-h-l0
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UNUSUAL CIRCUMSTANCE cor
FRONTS RIcHlANO DIS
TRicT BOARD
Appointment OF Teachers and Janl
tors Maybe Declared Void as Re
suit % Technical Oversight.

At the meeting OF the Richland dis.
trict board OF education. last night.
an unusual circumstance came 20
light which may cause the board a,
least some little annoyance. II de-
veloped. II is said. that Mr. John A.
Moore. one OF the newly-elected mem
bers. had taken the oath OF office but
had overlooked Ming n with the sec
rotary. as required by law.
Since this part OF the law has not
been complied with. u Is said the ap-
pointment OF teachers. made last
night BY the board. may be declared
void
The matter will be Investigated and
the Law REGARDING this point studied
carefully today. II Is believed the
matter will be properly adjusted
within a few days. but Il may be ne
cessary TO again appoint the teachers.
as matter OF form. u is said
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CONFIDENT HE
WILL NOT HANG
MATT FARRELL BELIEVES HIS
FRIENDS CAN SECURE CON-
MUTATION.
Maintains csre-free Demeanor De
spite Fact He Has But One Day
More 20 Live.

Doomed 10 hang tomorrow TO er-
plate the murder OF Town Marshal
silas F. Nance. OF Eskdale. Kanaw ma
county. unless Governor Hatfield IN
tervenes, Matt farrell continues very
Indifferent to his fate. although he has
but one day more TO live. FARRELL puts
implicit confidence in his influential
friends who are working with the
governor for a communication OF sen
tence. and is OF the opinion he viii
never hang from the gallows.
The condemned man spends the
greater part OF his time. reading
books and magazines. and writing 20
his friends and mother. although sew
eral hours each day are spent IN
prayer and song with Prison Chaplain
Rev. a. S. Arnett, and other ministers
who occasionally visit the death cell.
FARRELL still retains his iron nerve.
and Is ready TO die n Il be Gods will.
but he is utterly Indifferent to the fate
that awaits him, and the only ex-
PLANTATION OF his care-free demeanor.
is the confidence he is putting in his
friends who are seeking a commuta-
ton OF his sentence.
Permits Issued.
Warden NJ. Z. White has already H.
sued the permits for the execution
which Will take place tomorrow eve
ming a couple of minutes after Ave
o'clock. The attendance at this hang
Ing will be as light as at the double
hanging held last Friday afternoon
there being in all not over twenty in
vitations 20 the gruesome affair a.
sued. State officials. Kanawha county
court officials, where farrell was con
Ncted. hve newspapermen. two doc
tors and two ministers OF the gospel
are the only ones in receipt of passes
10 the execution
Test Gallows.
As usual the gallows will be thor
oughly tested out today by the prison
officials, Using sand bags for weights
Again tomorrow the gallows will be
tested.
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MEXICO CITY
tcontinusd IRON F,r.t p.r.,

the fighting has come since II was
announced from Vera Cruz two days
ago that the Carranza army under
General Gonzalez. reinforced after ;ts
repulse on June %. had renewed It's
attack with the expectation OF an easy
victory
Apprehension felt on account OF the
foreign colony in the capital was
somewhat relieved during the day by
the receipt OF a dispatch at the state
department from Vera Cruz stating
the investing Carranza forces intend
ed TO facilitate attempts OF foreigners
10 quit the city. and to transmits their
messages TO the outside world. The
departments advices added that the
Carranza Officials were confident OF
taking Mexico City in a short lime.
Measures for the relief OF non-com-
batants IN the republic were continued
to-day as far as conditions permitted
Consul General Hanna at Monterey.
reported TO the Red Cross that be was
feeding 5000 persons from American
relief supplies. Officials OF the
Chinese legation in Washington ar.
rrnged with the state department and
the Red Cross for the care OF desti-
tute Chinese in Mexico.
NO FAMINE Danger.
Eliseo Arrendondo. Carranza's agent
in Washington reiterated in n state
ment tonight that in those sections
OF Mexico over which Csrranza hac
control. there was no famine danger
The contention between the Red
Cross and officials OF Villas agency
here over the attitude of Villas OF.
ficers toward relief measures result.
cd In -
agency declaring the Villa forces had
offered every aid in their power to al
/ leyiate suffering in war disturbed dis.
tricts. Miss Mabel Boardman of the
/ Red Cross. asserted there had been
lack OF cooperation by both villa and
Carranza officers 10 toward supplies
! except at such Isolated places as
Monterey and Moncloya. She added
that where cooperation was not forth
coming. the Red Cross. for the time
being. could take no action.
Additional dispatches to the state
department from Mexico we're out
lined in this summary:
Villa Takes ouansJ uato.
"A dispatch dated July from Sar
Luis POtosi. states that GuanajuatC
I has been occupied by Villa troops I.
Is stated that this viii permit the exit
I Of Americans there by way OF Aguas
Calientes. The San Luis Potosi dis
/ trict is quiet. II Is reported that the
| villa forces have also reoccupied the
towns Of Id Cedrsl and Matehulal.
Train service between Laredo and
! Monterey was suspended on July s
A battle has been in progress for
about six days in the vicinity OF Pare
don"
! The Carranza agency announced
! the receipts Of a dispatch declarinl
/ the villa Garcia between MONTEREY
and Paredon. villa forces were SAID
I 10 have suffered a loss OF 500 killed
and wounded. The agency added tina
I a second fight nearer Paredon also
had resulted in a Carranza success.
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SUMMER RESORTS.
HOTEL FoRTEscUE
REDEMPTION OF BONDS


BiatElet hailroau = - II 60 BE Taken Up.
AZ "a NeEe'ur SO-Afnu OF the County
Court held Tor the county OF BARBOUR.
state 90 West Virginia. 90 Thuippl az
tnc Court House vi suid County. on the
'tL DAY az Aays 1915.
lie following order was entered o.
M o. ordered mat notice of tho
intention or the County of Barbour tn
railroad Bonds. o. plbiIercd Tor 90 days
in tho wheeling Intelligence. a DAILY
newEIaptr published ln the city uf
wheeling MaEf Virginia aud iu said
notice it hall BE- set forth that the nurI-
Der nf Bonds desired 20 b. paid off and
taken up under ffiE order shall DE-
eleven fIll ln number. which iucfuus
Four 90 ~ valley District ra.lorad
Luudr mum ncrcf Two Co TIgu INCLUSIVE.
for Five Hundred Dollars each and ls-
eard hv che County Court Hr barbour
County. and date august g. 1856. Nun
DIT ono ~ H1id Bonds having heretofore
been taken uu and cancelled
The remainder GO che Eleven frTl
N.nlH. being seven fTl % unrkHr HIa.
irirt Railroad Bonds. numbered Due tu
sotrn Inclusive Cor Tive Hundred D.I-
.1rs each. issued b. the county court Of
barbour County. and bcariug date Of
And 30 ie ordered that the sheriff Of
SAID county cease payment of interest
~ .all l.ouda at tht expiration of said
a C.r5 from the record.
AffHafs
my-t2 .au-2f-o
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DUAL LIFE
Continued FROM First Pars.)

was bitter TRADE against society.
threatening revenge upon the Com
munity." which ne declared had IN
justly accused him The writer gave
convincing proof OF an unbalanced
mind
Muenter came 10 Harvard I'm 1904.
with n degree from the University o.
Chicago and record OF service as an
Instructor In the University Of Kan
sas. Entered a. Harvard a. n candt.
date for the advanced degree OF doc.
tor Of Philosophy. he received an an.
pointment as Instructor In the eie-
montary German. courses lie was
accompanied by his wife. formerly
Leone krembs. Of Chicago. and their
one year old daughter.
Death Of wife
on April g. 1906 a second child was
born. Mrs Muentor believing In men
tai healing did not call ln a physician
until just before the birth OF the boz.
FAINT and the physician withdrew from
the case when De learned that his d.
rcctions were not being followed a
mental healer and n nurse attended
Mrs Nuonter AZ midnight on April
10. Muenter told The nursr to get some
rest and said that hc would stay with
the patient At g o'clock the follow
INK morning ho informed the nurse
That Mrs Muentor had died
The physician whose advice had
been diercrurded refused 20 Issue q
death certificate and The medical cx
1miner. believing that the circuur
stances Justified on autopsy. sent tho
woman stomach Co the Harvard
medical school Tor analysis
Tn the meantime Muonfer urFcd
Thar ho DO allowed 90 take the body
t0 Chicago for burial and tho medical
examiner permitted him to do so and
iesucd certificate nacrihirr death to
stomach trouble fouowinr childbirth
Muentor ala not return fo Cambridge
Within ten days fho chemist report
Cd The presence of poison in the dI
rD.tVc organs and fhe futile aoarc.
for Nuentcr was begun Soon rffn.
ward granu jury returned an iudIrf
mont accusing the MISSING instructor
~ having poisoned hI7 wife
Two months after Nurutcr's dIsau.
peHrIncc bis colleagues here received
copies OF pamphlet euuticd PRO
trFf.' which ContaIncl discussion
~ the charges against him. followed
by a rambling analysis OF existing
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this old State We have today for
the FIRST time in our history a gov
ernor pledged 70 the support Of this
measure
The Rev Father J J. Curran. Of
Wilkes-liarre. presided az the fore
noon session and made an address.
swing his opinion why Catholics re-
main alOof from the Anti Saloon
League movement % was his iudg-
ment that Catholics we're little too
conservative. lie added that the tide
was now turning Father Curran fur
Their said that he desired 10 arouse
The Catholics of the country 10 tho
importance Of the Anti Saloon League
in Che hght against the liquor tramc.
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According o. ri telegram received yes
trrdnr hr local relatives John tf rfar
Formerly uf fhIe city dI 40 at fha rrnar-
ENncI lln. uIfHl Wu.hInnf0n. u O.. CARLY
W "nreHdtI morning UrHfn wHa due fn
nluftH received uhru hH accidentally
ffII from n bridrr at krnnIrrfUn SD
Iir was rushed fH Che hnsri.ff and rf-
forts made t1 save bic llla proved fufIfe
Go until H Iru years GEO. Sc wnrfrv
uHH m resident OF fHIa rIts ffe Was The
con uf fHe laf mr and Wre Anthony
Mnrirf Hnf u ono time wHa Connected
HIih fne 9enrCo o. tfIfel Company De-
.H aurNHN.I nH fHn following nIafarr.
sister Mary ID. IrII.H. nT $50 rrnnrh'a
convent Mh..IrE. hf.a. Loretta Wrn.
.f n. 30 MarrF HaruifII CIarkehurr.
SIZE HII.I Hr milwaukee. ffra
IH Hu' rnufI H Chicago. and ore
brother. I.frr HHnI...
|H. r.HHHInH u.III HrrI.r DOB f.Ia rffv 20 .
NH. Funeral GERS .UHH viii b. IrIT Co..
gov. wIfn Dol. celebration of rtluIr1
.lt. mn Hf fHa.uHa Cathedral
Fn.I"H .rr These H.rrIrH. Inf.rnIruf viii
p. Dol HI 'HI.rr. cemetery
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RUSSIANS
CcOntinusd Prom Tirst P.ga,

ever. the fighting here appears to be
desultory despite reports from Hol-
land OF the arrival OF large German
reinforcements for another effort 10
reach Calais
Progress on Gallipoli.
The Gallipoli peninsula again has
been the scene OF very severe fight
ing. the Turks Sunday having made
their third attempt within a week to
regain the ground which the allies
took from them I'm their last attack.
Sundays offensive. like those which
preceded. resulted. according 20 the
British and French reports issued TO
night. in the complete discontinue OF
the Turks. who re said to have suf-
fered again severely.
The allies are only six miles from
their goal. the narrows Of the Oar.
danelles. but the country between il
strongly fortified and a gain Of a few
hundred yards Is all that can be ex-
pected at one time. There IL talk Of a
new combined general attack by the
land and the sea forces.
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FRED 0. BLUE


that the fi2o00Oo0 debt 20 virginia
could easily be- paid any time. In pre-.
vious years No. Blue said. tho Sum
~ 81 100000 uas sent ouf of tho
state annually Dor Intoxicating liquors
The Rev q. o. Moore. State super.
intendont NJ Pennsylvania. speaking
on The work of the league Dol that com
nlouwealth. gave history of tho Gght
Tor local option In the legislature laat
winter lle further Paid. Eve lost "a
battle. buf We haven't Lost the war
The league has made this an issue in
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THOUSANDS HELPED
BY HOLLOWAY HOME
ANNUAL REPORT SHOWS THAT
$3.50 CALLS WERE MADE
LAST YEAR.
institution In Excellent Condition
Much Food and Clothing
Distributed.

The report OF the Holloway Dea-
coness Home. at Holloway. for the
year ending July 1. 1915. has been
made and shows the home TO be in an
excellent condition. Notwithstanding
the fact that last year so many men
were out OF work and much aid was
needed. The number Of calls made
during the year was 1850. the larg-
est number I'm several years. The
following Is the report as issued by
Ross Sullivan, secretary:
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Turn AttaeE Pals.

NyN"IN. July d. = m-Ihe TURK
attack which they begun ON July 8.
against The AnElo-French forces on the
issued today bv ne pritisb ogfi@i,i
press bureau. which added that the
Turks lost heavily.
GENERAL Sir Ian Hamilton reports
that the night 81 July 80 was quiet ia
We uNI ~ ciinn. hIL Ht n. ui. tn-
enemy started "a heavy bomburdmcnt u
viouslv against us and some now ones
were pr action. but tho homhardmcnt
murh damage During the humhariurut
about twenty NJ z inch shells we're
the straits
In the southern section the Turkish
along the whole urr during the night
and did nor leave f'.rir trenches AZ 9
a. u. thcir hatteriee started the most
experienced A. least 5000 rounds ~
.rullerF ammunition were expended by
Meanwhile This Smelling ~ our lines
nary 90 r. general ATTACK on our front
The princirsi sffart vsS made ~ S'I ths
junction OF the roJ aI naval division rrc-
''' WIN nrisiss b. Drivsn hses
tier" nt l11 u. tHr Turks drove
HHUH uHf advanced troop. and HaaaIff.H
portion ~ fhe Dine h,ld by De rovai
90 foorrr In our trench whore. never
we .'e. come men ~ fhr rHF1I naval d.
NON VITO BAD r.t.-'f aia-,.r st,l.i. of
lfnmed' afrIr nrd fuf'i the Turks out
.troitar sti1gt au tbs right or the
Twenty. ninth division ae.tlor was r-1r-
tt"tI.r wiped ont UF rifle Hrf machine
In n nuusa. ta ths narthsss, III aur rs,ri
Ir occupied irrurusH. ord attempted Sow.
.',i Nn.r .l ih'e Voc able io
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BOARD MEMBER NEGLECTED
TO FILE OATH OF OFFICE

or ten days has his condition be
come serious. n Is Understood that
all his business matters were ar
/ RANGED yesterday Dr. Thomas a
Haskins met DR.. Marschner M con
sultation. yesterday afternoon. regard
ing Mr.. Schmulbachs condition. at
hasklns was even more hopeful than
Or Marsehner that the nnancier
would soon recover.
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HENRY SCHMULBACH
Is SERIOUSLY I'LL
RETIRED MILLIONAIRE BREWER
LOWERING AT DEATHS
DOOR.
Has Been ~ for Past Ten Days at
Country Home az Roney's Point
Resting Easy Last Night.

Mr. Henry Schmulbach. retired mil
lionaire brewer. is seriously IN at MS
home near Roneys Point. His at
tending physician. Dr. John r.,
Marschner. stated last night that Mr..
Schmulbach's condition Is critical. and
he might live a week. or he might
succumb at any time. However. the
doctor stated that there is a posi-
bility OF his rallying from his illness.
He has been ailing for the past
three years. but only in the last week
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Mrs Matilda GehrinE. wife 81 Herman
Cehriur. died yesterday morning az Cine
Mrs NrfrIrE was fr fna fffn "rHr of Htr
age ard besides Der husband iH aurt iFrd
hV on. con. Pred. % this city. enc
brother william Fisher. 81 ENauFtIlla.
Tho deceased waH a faithful member of
TIE German Methodist church. ~ this
city. Funeral services viii tr held Sat.
urdIar Afternoon or 3 o'clock REV. IT a
aueckman will ofuciufe and intcrmrnt
will BE- in ST Zion cemetery
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Funeral services viii be held this af-
teruoon at Inrhertou. o.. over the re-
mains OF Mrn. Harry kllua. who died
Turdny. Local relatives lf the deceased
Will leave this morning for farberfun t1
attend the services. Mrs. Kline was for
merly Miss Eva Woods. OF this city.
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Mr.. william kalbauEn. aged q. years.
tcrday morning. foliowlnE three weeks
illness OF complication Of diseases. Mr..
knihauEh was we'll known throughout
the city. re a. survived by his widow,
who was formerly Miss Amelia Graves,
Of Big Wheeling creek. seven sons and
four daughters. George. Walter. John.
Archle. Edward. Albert. Ralph, Emma.
Amelia, Cora and Bessie. ull 40 home.
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N O TICE
Sealed PROPOSALS.

Notice 20 Manufacturers. Jobbor.- nr.r-
chants and Others Wholesale Doaisra
NOTICE is HEREBY GIVEN, That
INC state Board Of Control OF the State
OF Vest Virginia will receive bids daily
a. Its office a. Charleston. West Virginia.
LOT furnishing supplies for the several
STATE institutions. the financial manage
uient OF which r. vested IN said Board.
LoEtrncts viii be awarded 20 the ioyyest
blddersi quality considered, and other
thlngs being equal. West virginia deal
ers viii be given preference
Lists o. supplies needed will Be fur
stating the line desired
HIAIE BOARD OF CONTROL.
Ja-l-tI Charleston. West Virginia
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MISCELLANEOUS

COULD you sell eggs FOR SIC per dozen
or dozen Tor 2scF or course yau
could. ans one could We will put v1u
in position to 10 the equivalent al fHis
very thlnr We want "a lady canyaeerr
gH poriouccd ir house Co house canNHea.
luF and rctntI grocery and restaurant
trade for Wheeling and vicinity. Hsf.r-
encDs required. address o.. care fnteiIi-
hfnN'T Iy-s-E
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social conditions and tho treatment OF
those accused OF crime without proof
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who died Sunday night The services
were held At the femily home NO. 1852
Chapiine street. with Rev. =. Y. DeIolt
officiating. Following the services in
terment was In Greenwood cemetery.
Miss Gertrude Whulen sang Face 60
Face" AMI "IsenI kindly Light" The
pail are were james Cook. Charles
Sonnefoldt. oscar Schcncrleir. Walter
Brown. George Jackson and Cuthbert
Citizen.
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'nlff ...I.. SERVICES were HrII rrafrr.
laf aftrrnunn over fhe ra.rnfna III VVtff.
Woods. veteran rtrect car motorman.
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LOST

LOST-l.eather purse containing asum
or money and Identification card
fihder VIII return 20 owner or Intslli-
gencer office and receive reward sv-T-f
LOST-Silver powder box and chain
Win monogram $. r. T. Liberal re-
Eard. can Ben phone 1851. jy-s-tf
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ATLANTIC CITY HOTELS
Kentucky Ave. Near Beach And All
Attractions

Unusually low rates for high-Eradc
recommendation. 20o choice rooms. pri-
Nate baths running water Attractive
public rooms and veranda~. Except Cnll-
~ me table. white service. Good music.
Dancing. Bathing from house. s2ou un
daily. - 30 NJ from sat. to Mon 5000
NJ weekly. Booklet. Auto coach. 18th
season. A. G. EkiiOLM. owner and MIR.
ie-2i-th-o
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WANTED-POSlTION

WANrEp-Must have at once. would
IKE place a. hook-kccpcr 90 assist
ant book Keeper. but will work I'd anY
thing honest Address *" care Wheel
ing Intelligence. tu--I
WANTCD-Drurgist wants position Ir
Whccling. or some good vicinity town
hest reference furnished. Address Boz.
s52. Butler. Pa. jy-I-i
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DIED

zrn-nnEH-Iu "wednesday. July Tth. 1856.
"a. NO o'clock u. u.. Hf her rraIurnra.
1850 THHU.IuH street. IILIAere, A.
EfNNEN .n Che sfth year Of her al.
Funeral from Dor residence. $3.50 chan.
lime street. friday. July qfh 1915. rr
." O'Clock u. IutrrmUuf rouIr.
ru'n cemetery HrIUrHa rraf.rrff trrI..
Invited tH attend
tfIrn.e omit ruucrrb
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vermont Ave. and Beach. Capacity
SUI. very moderate rates FOR the com
forts. appointments and table OF the
largest hotels. SO Up daily. special week
~. Large cool ocean view rooms. etc.
Booklet. q. u. prettyman.
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For RENT

TOR SALE-MovinE Picture Theatre
Adjoining Wheeling. Only one ia cit,.
Best location. bargain forscash An.
swer NJ T. T.. care Intelligence
fy=s-I
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FoR RENT chair barber shop. on and
after sat. July 10. NJ. A.. 81 Hanover
ST Call Natl 2SS-J. iy-N-t
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HOTEL MAJESTIC}ytiiT1gsiFnin r sy.. saS
. throughout. centre OF attractions. ocean
view. capacity 300. elevator private
baths. white service etc. superior table.
special 5000 up weekly. $500 up daily.
Booklet. a. a SIXTH
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FOR RENT-Four room house. War
wood. Inquire 22S0 Warwood Ave
ly-s-iI
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Tho United States Dol shipping .arae
amounts Of balod hay 10 Europe.
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THE WILISHIREYlrElnIa
BERKSHIRE INN,,L Iva s., 9F y;s

sinia Ave. Cap. 200. High class crulsIne
q service. Elevator. Private baths q.
rooms with water. $40 Co $3.50 wkly..
81 up dly. j. T. Dickinson.
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