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The Washington herald., 1916-04-13
New York still WAITING.

The New York market continued its
Watchful waiting" policy. pending the
settlement OF the submarine controversy
and other disturbing elements. There Is
a very general feeling among brokers
that unless peace is closer than the lay
man has any reason to believe, the sub
marine controversy ultimately will end
In break Of relations with Germany,
and that this break will come suddenly.
This sentiment. however, seems to be
strongly combatted by the belief in we'll
informed quarters I'm Washington that
no such step will be taken on our initia-
tive except as the result of instructions
from Congress. The belief continues here
that the President will take the matter
TO Congress before acting.
II is interesting to note that those who
profess to believe a break is inevita BILE,
DO not feel that a serious reaction I'm the
market will result
. sale of 5000 o. S. Steel shares yes
terday strengthened the bear side some
what and brought out some long stocks,
however. That the sale indicates any
weakness in steel is denied generally.
The Washington herald., 1916-04-13

LIVE STOCK-Neal calves. prime. per Ib.. lOaIOis
do. medium. h.. SASH; spring lambs. fat per ID
l4al5
DRESSED GoODs-DrsSsed hogs. small. Per H..
llalIh; do medium per b.. IL
HAY, STRAW AND CORN-Hay. best timo.Iy,
pr ton. $50 mixed per ton, l2ooal5Oo; straw. per
ton. 70 NN3Oo; wheat straw. per ton. go: ecrn.
new. per bbl. 100
sEEDS-Clover. red. per lb.. l6als; do sIsiks.
per h.. l6al7; do, timothy, per bus, 3I5aS. 6
red-tOp, per lb.. III: orchard grass per bus,
bushel, L45a2o0; sofa beans. per bus l.55; alfalfa
clover. pr H., 2OaZ2; seed potatoes per bbIa As
The Washington herald., 1916-04-13
CHICAGO LIVE STOCK.

Chicago. April l2-HoGs- Receipts. Isup head
market strong. Bulk. s.55ss7o: light. sgss.T5
mixed. 9.5~975; heavy, al5a9.75; rough, 9l5a9 .
pigs 7.25as75
CATTLE-Receipts. Zoo head market hru
Native beef steers. 7.ssN.oo; stockers and feed
ers 5,snss.56: COWS and heife1. 4.lOas 10 calves
TI5aTOOo.
SHEEP Receipts 1900 head; market stead
Wethers, 7.oOs9.4o lambs. 7.T5aIlsO.
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BALTIMORE GRAIN.

BaItimor.. April 2-WHEAT-Reoeipts II. -.
bushels consisting Of 6,se4 bushels southern md
EO.254 bushels Western; shipments frum elevators
696 bushels: stock in elevators l3sS s49 bushels
Tie market opened hmer. follows: Spot In
No. Western, LAA, and April. In.
N-ReCeipts. S2.l6 bushels. consisting oi
p so bushels Western and rs bushels new south
ern shipments from elevators 1888 bushels
stock in elevators. lis 81 bushels. Sail yellow Ii
qnorable at s2sSEz per bU. Cob corn was quoted
at 3s5aiOO peT Dbl. The market opened frmer
Snot.- Anil snd Nav. sln
The Washington herald., 1916-04-13
Building Association Elects.

The following board Of directors recent
iy was elected by the Citizens Equitable
Building Association of GEORGETOWN
Patrick F. Carr, Joseph c. Murray, Pat
rick ]. Barron, James NJ. Burns, Robert
z. Layton, Louis j.. Silverman and John
Hadley Doyle. The following officers
are-Falso members Of the board of di-
rectors
Thomas ]. Stanton, president: c. E,
Van Orstrand, vice president: Howard
c. Fisher, secretary, and Harry c.
Kleinschmidt, treasurer.
The Washington herald., 1916-04-13
To Lecture Before Ranker..

T. Morris Wampler will deliver his
eighth lecture on Negotiable Instru-
ments," before the Washington chapter.
American Institute of Banking, in the
chapter rooms in F street tonight Dele
gates and alternates to the annual con-
vention Of the institute at Cincinnati will
be nominated at a business meeting pre-
ceding the lecture.
The Washington herald., 1916-04-13
LOCAL TRADING
SLACKEST EVER
Only Five Transactions Re
corded on Exchange Dur
ing Entire Day.
NEW YORK LIST SAYS
Influential Leaders on Gotham Market
Believe Break with Germany Would
Shake the Street a Little.

The slackest session of the local ex-
change this year. both in point of at
tendance and in trades eliminated
marked the action of the local exchange
yesterday. There were no transactions
during the regular call and after call
only five trades were closed. Fractional
differences kept buyers and sellers apart,
and the predominating feature of the
session was utter listlessness.
A desire to fill large orders for bonds
was frustrated by inability OF buyers
to meet the demands of holders.
Washington Gas ranged upwards in
four transactions from 70 is to 76 A
four-lot sale of Mergenthaler at IA COM
pletes the record of trades. Fc
The Washington herald., 1916-04-13
NEW YORK GRAIN.

New York. April 2-wHEAT-Stronger: inauiry
moderate. No. ] Northern, +. o. b.. I43; No.
red. f. o. b., L33 TO arrive; No. hard winter
l.S2. T. o. b.; No. | macaroni, to arrive I.4; No
Manitoba, for opening Of navigation. IA Exporter.
took 10000 bushels, chiefly hard winter, via the
Gulf
OATS-Steady: trading is inactive No. white
nominal; No white 5Oa5l; No 4 white 4sa5O
elevator basis, ungrsded. 4a54 Exporters tooE
The Washington herald., 1916-04-13
Count and Win $500

IL you are reasonably accurate an6
patient you can win one OF those yaIuabIe
cash prizes offered for the best solutions
of the diamond mystery as readily a.
anybody else. A chance to win several
hundred dollars for your vacation none
Is offered right at the ,opportune time
Don't throw the opportunity away.
The Washington herald., 1916-04-13
Record Pig Iron Tonnage.

The following dispatch from Cleveland
yesterday was received at a local brok-
erage office:
Investigation shows that sales of pig
iron last month by furnances exceeded a
million tons, the largest tonnage ever
sold in one month. Probably ninety per
cent OF this was for delivery this year. :"
The Washington herald., 1916-04-13
BALTIMORE STOCK MARKET.

Baltimore, April I2-Stocks Of the International
cotton Mills Of Massachusetts which have prac-
pcaly been without a market since their original
isSne have suddenly come into prominence and q
strong inquiry has developed for these issues main
" from New England sources. as local stockhoIders
have received bids from Boston houses for their
holdnEp
The Washington herald., 1916-04-13
American IsIephans 9 Islsg,pl ca

A dividend of Two Dollars per share
will be paid on Saturday, April is, 1915,
to stockholders of record at the close
of business on Friday. March 81. 1916.
G. D. MILNE. Treasurer.
The Washington herald., 1916-04-13
No. 5
Is Government Manufacture of
Armor for Battleships Wise?

Members f
naton
Ia tsquaityb be the
Except
armor i O private rthe h
of
Of
as or quail
a m in W tL plant
n g o as a
Two faa stando
grade
ndusr fec nmis impossible aGwernn plant
have orp o
facilities
sTh fHS E S aRAeh R ] P%Gs Bethlehem Steel Company
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BEST FINANCIAL PAGE IN WASHINGTON

So last year. Exports for the day amount 70
075i bales. against es15 year ago. Todays
total included ss.7s5 bales to Great Britain and
22a 70 the Continent
The Washington herald., 1916-04-13
WASHINGTON STOCK EXCHANGE

Furnished by W. b. HIbbs & Co,
SALES.
After call:
Washington Gas. . at 75IG. o at 75A . AT 7s
Norfolk and Washington Steamboat, at l5
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TRUSTEES SALE
TRUSTEES SALE.

BY virtue ~ a decd Of trust made 20
nl" as trustee by william L. Grsndstan
and Mary \. Grsndstan. his wife. dated
september 9Th. 1870. and recorded in
IN" office 81 the clerk 81 the county
curt Of Ohio county. West Virginia.
Jon Decd Of Trust Book %. page 29o.
SATURDAY. JUNE 9. 1916.
commencing at 10 O'Clock =. m. offer
for sale az public auction ~ the north
front door of - Court House of said
OH" county. the following described
real property. that IS to say
All that certain lot or parcel 81
ground situate in Trind"lphis district.
ohio county. West Virginia. shown and
defined as lot numbered ono Hundred
and IhirfN-"iCht tl3Nl. fronting on
Stone church Road. on IN. plat Of
View Point on the Pike" which said
plat is recorded M the office 81 tho
clerk or ID" County Court Of Ohio coun-
~. West virginia. I'm Plat Rock No. I.
rag' los. The coal underlying said
land l. excepted and reserved and not
hfr'hh conveyed. Together " tth all and
singular the tmproN smsuts thereon. her
,dliain'nts and appurtonsnces thereuu-
To- belonging. being IN" same propert y
6rande'an and Mary \. Grandstan his
vic. Toy Wheeling Realty Company Ca
corporsti"nl. hy deed hearing date the
Ifnth day Of June. \. II. 1910. and re-
corded IN IN" aforesaid County Clerk s.
Once in Deed Book lai. page 161.
Terms Of SHleHHpus-f third of the uur,-
chase Irir" cash on date % sale: bal
Hn"' Bon ono aud two years. respectively.
from dat" ~ sale, purchaser giving
notes secured by deed Of trust on prop
,riy sold y. r. FERRELL.
nINN larLa- fuuf
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PUPIL NURSES HAVE
Goodbye" PARTY
POPULAR NIGHT sUuPGRINrENp.
EMIT. MISS LEONARD, LEAVES
THIS MORNING.
MIS- fontaine. Head OF Nurses Training
school. 20 Sever Connection with
hospital In June.

n was a merry Yet sad party thst
satheret ia The Nurses Dining Room
~ the ohio valley GenersI hospital ls~t
uirht 20 do honor Co Miss N.ili. s.
Leonard. ui-ht Superint,ud, Mt. and Mr.
Jennie VI. FOnfaine. head Of tn. train
ing school Tor nurses Tn. pupil nurs' Isl
were the ho~teSSsS and proved very eff
'i'nt tu tho rnl" Refreshments wer.
served aud short talks wen. made hy
Mrs Fontaine and Mr. FlinS 80. CLARK.
~upcrint' ndcnt
The party meant the So. sranr. Of re
l"tious between th. nurses and Miss
leonard. IN" latter leaving this tuornir e
Tor nor home in New Jersey. and who
VIII tan" M r. sap. riut.ui.nCy in the
Sh"lt"riug Arms Hospital iu tfau~fori.
W Va. Man 20 o. also was "a farewell
rsrty Co Ms. Foutaius. who's. rsSirua-
tor as head 81 the training school takes
erect In June. Mrs. Fountain, will we'd
Or Andrew wilson
Miss Chloe Howard. VINO for some
tim" has been head nurse ct the second
floor, viii b" promoted Eco Miss Lsou-
ards position. ana "a successor for Mrs.
tontsine. is yet To- b. selected by TIN.
board
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SEVERAL
OPERATIONS TODAY
CLINIC OF MEDICAL ASSOCIATION
WILL BE HELD AT LOCAL
HOSPITALS.


~ a feature of fhr annual convention
'4 i"' West E.rgirlf Medical A-socia-
,.,4. clinics N.. Do, h,Iu today and to-
..pffuW uuruIul tt On, Wheeling and
.i' valley General hospitals. A num-
D'r ct go Tat ions have been planned The
~Hf-iudl wurN ai.l boz reformed by local
f.lNicltns. nIt many Of tine visiting doc
tors ana uui SEES viii hc present.
The clinics are held from 20 9 a. m d.
il,,.llns the REGULAR meetings Of the
ORGANIZATION. These viii Dee continued
until Thursday. the last day OF the con
Operations scheduled for tho Wheeling
hospital this morning are.
l't- 81. Ackermanu NcphropeNy. = a. m.
~ q. Acs"rmann-Eoutte.s Operation
i'I AetlflH. u. uI.
urs D. I.. caldwell and Walter bailey
iiNNI ,r."touy 'uhroid1. e.. iu.
l'r. j. a. Caldwell ~ ndesccuded Tss-
3D. 4. j. Noome-hmpu,ation of
BREAST tAu,uUD4rciuomaT. a. m.
hr D. 4 Noomc- Tonsiliectomy.
ur. \. J. N"7me- TubcrcuIsr sinus or
nr \. .. -Cholccystoctomy.
pr a.. f. Mccoy Dtlatation. M.
'r. ~. ID Mccoy abdominal Section.
pr o. u. -Arpendeotorny and
Ndhe>ior~. a m.
g.. nr = Bippns-Aprcndectomy and
mr. q b. Stretching sciatic
Nerve. = 10 no.
The following operations viii b. held
a. tho -. n. g. hospital.
nr. o.. .. Reed ovarian Transplanta-
rr. Jas. Swinu-ENophth AIrnic Jortre.
: a. m.
ur W s. on-Hystercctony Tor
Uterine IfbroideI. a m
Ir. r.. j. Reed Abdominal Tumor. s
e. tu.
DR. Jas. -Hystcrectomy for
Iterinc lfhroidol. : a. M.
hr " $. Fulton Gastric Ulcer. Gas
tntorostomy. a. m.
-fuHl. q a. m.
ur. ". - Fulton Uterine ToIypi-
Nssinnl. a. M.
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has been up 20 me TO choose when that
llih' came an you imagine a thing
NOR" calculated to keep a man awake
"t h+ni~ than that Because that just
h.caus" did not feel that ! was the
Wh"l' thinE ana was awar" that my duty
was duty OF Interpretation. how could
ne sure that 1 had the right elements
truly
The people ~ the United States are
not asking amy budy'S leave Co. do their
own thinking. and ar. not asking any
body fn tip them 'n what they ought
U" thlnk- They are thinking for them
selves. every man Tor himself. and YOU
q" not know. aud the worst Of ~ Is. since
TIE rcsp"n ihilty is mine. I 10 not
know what they are thinking about.
have The most tmps rfsst means of nnd-
INK vut and yet 1 have got to act a.
~ ! knew. That i- tho burden Of H.
ana l i'll you, E"utl'fn N. tt Is "A pretty
serious burden. particularly ~ you look
upon IN" "fn"c as I do-that I ann not
Put here 20 do what I please. ~ w.r,.
II would have been very much more IA.
t'rcsting than % has bccu. / ann nut
here To- Interpret. TO register, 10 s'ie.
G'St. and. moro than that. and much
greater than that. to bc suggested to.
Vow. that is whore the experience
that 1 forecast has differed from, mo 81 o.
r'ri'ncc that I have had In dnn.st y,
matters think 1 can 10 most cases
'nine lf'tLy near guess where IN"
foreign affairs M" chief element as
where action is Eotug on in other quar-
''fS ~ the world. and not whore thought
H S'ihs IN the Tinted states.
Guessing Dangerous
N'WSpHpcr guessing az what Z think
W l'.N'~' 20 90 is pr'tt, dsngoruu-.
t'nll'nl.n. h,ctuse n happens that ~
marks start fires. There De- finder lying
'N'rNvh"re. NOT only ON rho other .tf.
on lh" water. bu' nn this side rf th.
w Nae Nni a rn'l. thst spreads sparks
Ef"al zeal w"r~" than burning . town
on b." Mclean h'rd"~. Thoughts MAY
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SEALED PROPOSALS
SEALED PROPOSALS

SEALED PROPOSALS.
sealed proposals VIII be received ~
The Bank - Narw God on or before the
Urn bNN OF MAY. al 10 90 o'clock NJ
Tor tho erection and completion Of the
new center Nsrwuod School Building
'.IHnS may Do seen a. the Builders FN-
chang. Nh''luE. and ~ tho offices Of
~" architects. T. p Franzhein. S,hmuI-
lt'h building. and Guy NJ. Pogue. Ger
man Bank building
All bids shall boz addressed 20 tho
BOARD ~ Education 81 RichIand Dis
trict. ohio county. ~. Va and arc to ha
accompanied hy certified check OF .
pcr cent t2'-l az IN. amount OF the
hid
T. y ALEXANDER
--. President.
m.lI-Is I..I.-lIIq e oAof
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TALLY.
Following 'o of Of ; Speech; Oh. r-..,
dents speech ln part.
am both Elst and sorry 90 n~ here.
g Htt because ann always happy 20 D..
with Won. ana know. and like rn many
of Nou. and sorry because have -
frIN" "a speech. one % the leading
faults "f yuu gentlemen Of tho press Bis
fn.u tIN. Goo draw them out upon an
.' '-I'u- whether they wish Goo ns
drawn "ut nr NOT I remember he.ng
% 'r'- press club once before. maFinG
many unprecedented disclosures OF my
sour. and in'u having yuu insist that Z
mourn E'N' 2 away 2" 'N'rNhodF else.
THAT other occasion when ! stood VERY
nearly at fl' threshold OF duties mat I
nov. sine. h,'u called uuou tn perform.
and = WA. -nluE over .u uN mind tho
impress .nr- that 7 then had bv way OF
i"r'.'-. "f ihe duties ~ president ant
fnr' have followed. must say that
fN' forecast has been very llrgsIv vert
I'' ana ihtt the Impressions 4 had then
D fN. h'on d'"psnsd rather than weak
l.u may recall that said then that
! ''.' cons family personal detachment
turf resented when D WAS not p.r-
forming OBJ. duties OF Tho ONCE was r.
ins reminded thar va fre President
". on" ni''i states. f'It toward o.
%. 3d. man feels toward great fuu-tfou
'- "''Hir- hours. U' .e obliged fu
D I..i'. "H' Nfl'n "af OF wnrkiu-
.r.'rf f1r-'' Huf 4rr. tho 4uI.f
course "f H.H own Thought.
Inconvenience Of Beng President.
ann constantly rom. uIsH aa A..
Hh.a. 1~ 7 do sometime. az rho We.
.n|. .t The u'r-uut' Inconvenience. ur
t.ins President ~ 'ne rr.'.I states Dr.
boo small town s'I It.. o. d. I- d,
81" i.''. Hrl they ~ once lime un Poo l.
The Wheeling intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1903-1961, 1916-05-17
THE LOVE MAsK-vIReINIA.

Follow IuE fr.ir friuf ~u...e@ 900 The
Golden 'nHu.t... tI.H itIuGI.N and Wal.
lace. Esid will Hr v.su ar no. virginia
Th'Ht'r uU Msuus -ftN .uI Tiur-dsr iu
The Jesse D.. la~aN Feature PLAY com.
rsuy.~ production OF THE Love Mask
a. wonderful and lriupWE Western dr..
f'f written t~ItrIHI|N f"r fl'm los Cecil
y. b'Mlli' and JEAN. Na.Thsr~on
'Is" EIdEI.,. o.. h.r wonderful per
forWan'' s- fH. -vIf.' iu Tn. Golden
'hsue'. immediately established nar-
H'lf Hr 'r' OF rIs foremost dramatic
stars nf frs screen. Iu TIN, Love.
Mask. H- r. young ,EirI irving tu .k,
"uf an sNl~f'ur' Dos banning gold lu
fH' california Gays Of 200. dressed 900
mons CLOTHES and disguised o. .~I,.r
spurs. o. notorious bandit She i~ seen
IN r"l' totally uulk. anything IN
winch she has l't appeared.
wallace Esid. excellent and haud-.fr.
l4f~sN star. n- tho sheriff. torn b.tuINf
love for rho EirI and Ius sworn duty.
pes given fu "rrnriurif1 fu show Ut~
wonderful ability r- su actor ,,bi.b
has mot been surpassed since. D.. an.
l"'r'd with EsrsldIu. Iarrar IN tIs
lt-hh Ir"tu' tIHU of carmen.
Tr. 1.frm-. for Tho Love v.at.
rr" said fH l- hH.h beautiful and uru-
-uH.. ard fN. fn,. .Irr. ar. surrounded
nN tn nl...flr .t-' fr.luiIrr FtrI.
i"N.. lu.i'r I.ffI.r.IH I.rnfNy Ahrll
.nt other prominent members OF pa.
Ist-hF "rlau.sIfTHu.
BRAY cartoon. trH rr-srnur. pf.t..
graphs ".I o.. ON fn. -ru.. f.r.rrsrr
"ifH I'D. l... Mack
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Notice 10 Manufacturer, Jobbers. nfer.
ohAnts and Other MhoLeaaIe nealer.

NOTICE Is HEREBY CIVFN- Tint
the state Board or Control Of the State
OF Vest virginia viii receive bid daily
az tt- oTlc. az Charleston. West Nirg MIA.
LOT furnishing supplies for the several
state Institutions. do. financial manage
iuFut or u hlCh b. vested lu said Board.
Contracts Will be- awarded 20 the lowest
bidders. quality considered. and other
ihins~ beng equal IVES. Virginia deal
trs Will tr given preference.
l.'-ts OF supplies needed will be fur
uish'd bidders on receipt Of requests
stating The line desired.
STATE BOARD OBJ CONTROL
IA. tNarIuefUu Ns-t
The Wheeling intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1903-1961, 1916-05-17
THE THEATRES
THE FEAST OF I1rE,-coLoNIAL

--Stsr--Clsrs ktwbsu Young. th. ~u-
preuie screen sensation iu e ulHh admir-
ably Vol suited TO her personality. an
which she "utdrs- ~. remarkable work
sh. did boo "1rilby" aud camille
cast. ono OF tho strongest ever as
seWbl"d. iuc'udiuc isu 'ar.llsui. tnr
many A'sr~ one ct th' l'sdfrG characters
81 tho Theatre lraneal~ 300 Paris. Doris
kcnl ON. whose charming phutDplaE act
INK has brought her fu tu, front as a
screen personality extraordinary. assist
"a by such recognized stars as Robert
iraz'r. Douglas Ns,lsau. NIllir Bright
and others.
story I;"msuiI, Iu Co.,. extreme. a
true life story OF I"Is and life $50 prouI-
neut ma IN" Latin lands Written by
Frances Marion. no I- r.pIsts with that
element of interest amt suspension SEQ
loved by ph"fuplaN patrons.
To rs shown af tho colonial Theatre
W'dusedHy ru- Thursday uf tI.- week
Tho added attraction tur ;h' TWO daN ~
viii b" the fifteenth and last chapter
ut 'Th' ';trIsiua tho Came" the =.usp-
t"rHl and popular s'rsas story. This
viii DO" doubt create au added interest
i" those uH' have follow. th. story
since its premier presentation OF this
popular theatre. o. BE- said CHAT tho last
chapter f- En. mu-f e.u-att iousI aud
thriItuE of suN fIm over produced
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Breummer q Hildehrand

N.''- N'.UNf HHH I'm f1| rYta.s
C0rrrr N'rtef and rr..-tv se~--s e..
a.. ..srn HHb emo r..rf
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WILSON TELLS
Continued from rirrt Page1

no important portions we're eliminated.
! and wording was not changed substan-
TALLY
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WANTED-Position

WAFTED-FosifIon a. sslesladv .r
Hrhf office work. Addrcse H.rf-
~ luI.-llssncer. myI1-J
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FUNERAL DIRECTORS
louis BertsCI,,.,

fuNtFAl DIRECTOR AND
NRTlRlAL EWBALMER.
i'ls ard ftss Main street
''' N.''r'. I.l .. NIsht-
.'' I..r.. tHs
'f N#.I IHuwa Issag
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WANTED-Female Help

= ---N---~-~~-~~~~----
Wanted-Ladies. a fascinating home
business, uutinE postcards. pictures
o.. spare time. make s. weekly no can
Eas~lns samples Ice, particulars fr..
Nriirt. "-s-l. l30 Manhtn. ST, New YORK
my-17-g
WANTED-F,N perienced saleslady for
waist. underwear. millinery and house
artsS, STATE experience and salary Con
iln"ntial. steady position and advance.
nent. Boa RI, care Intelligence
my-ls-h
WAHTED-At Wheeling Park. ticker
sellers Of good moral character. An
ply Park office. nv-fsi
WAFTED-Girl for kitchen work. FOOD
wages. Biiou Dairy Lunch. my-is-t
wASTED-Three coat f!nishers. three
leaning girls, a. Leonhart co. Hiss
Main ST rvts 90
WANTED-Second maid for upstsirs
work. Mrs. II Fred Behrens. Moods
dale. Bell telephone Altenheim las
my12-j
WANTED-Six girls for clean faotorv
work Wheeling Can Co., 45th a Boff.
ap-1i-o
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WANTED-Male and Female

WANTED Men, boys and
girls for light factory
work; men for heavy ship
ping; steady work, clean cool
shop. Wheeling Can Co.,
10th and Eof.
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The evening herald. [volume] (Albuquerque, New Mexico) 1914-1922, 1916-03-21
ALARM LINE
IN BAD 0ROER, IS
SHOWN BY PROBE
Councilman Accuse de Facto
Chief of Attempting to Put
One Over on Them at Meet.
ing Last Night.


That he deceived council r.rarIilp
the condition of the nrc alarm system
VAS the charge made today d., ,uuu-
c.lmcn against be Focto Chief \. e.
BuitIcss following uu Investigation %.
q test made last night. Tho council
men had tests "i ih''i own mad, tH-
ua' ana round the system out ui ut-
uer
Inc test last nigh' was the result ot
u statement made ut H councilman,
meeting bN Alderman iiust. The la.
Ter said b" MAJ been given Co under
si-"- the alarm q stem had been out
of order " " weeks. ChIcf Burtlrs.
was tdIltd INTO thr council room. II.
said the system was m working or-
d'r He was directed to make a test
and captain Dennis ~ n Contra
'""pauN pulled box Ii at second an"
central.
80 member of the council Went
"'ih the captain y ml"i tim" alter
the order 1" test was given the cuul-
cilmen heard the poll In the station
'la"S ana tho tapp" hlrtius. the
whistle blew ~ .u the ord nary
course or an aIatW ami 'ouA,| adj
JourBed under the imprcs9ioa that the
box htd rung Boz as 10 Was supposed
TO DO.
II was learned today That the alarm
did not register at either the central
or the Highlnnd fire house, and thar
III" bell % the upper sounded be-
cause 'hlci Buttl'-- pressed d button
in tho fire house.
Alderman uust NaS the His. cuul-
Gilman io get hoid %. that luturmn-
tiou. lie communicated 10 90 other
members OF the council. ana al 10
o'clock thus morning. Alderman
GIlnsfsJd ,f tho ar. committee. Al
The evening herald. [volume] (Albuquerque, New Mexico) 1914-1922, 1916-03-21
Columbus Force
Being Prepared
To Take Field
Every Organization at Border
Base Being Brought to High
est Pitch of Efficiency: Re.
Inducements Expected.


columbus, s. N. NHI.h gl-
Every organization 81 tine United
States army al the Culumlu- station
bong rapidly brought into ,ondi-
t..n Tor nold service. % NI~ expect
ei today that a|dditlar5i troops
would soon uo called fur service u
uorthpiu Chihuahua
Information 'uuroru.us tho troo;.
Be- received here dpilt over jho army
.r.l'.- 40, station hey, being cons
u'..'d with a nold station a. Gases
iraud.- This Information S zoe
iuyod directly Co Major Gcuci
Funston department commander. ll
SAN NriUs.o. the censorship prohtu-
films anything uoluE made pupii'
here what little Information l',I
uu' here tells only 81 forced yn
uIsht Wur.u,-.