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The Wheeling intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1903-1961, 1916-09-22
Ct. GAINESVILLE
YOUNG MAN. SHOT.
ALBERT MoGARY IN HOSPITAL
HERE WITH SERIOUS
WOUND IN ARM.
Resting Arm on Muzzle When Little
Nephew Pulled TNgg er-Arm
Nay Be Saved.

Tho first hunting accident Of the sea-
son in this community occurred in Bel
mont county. yesterday afternoon when
Albert McCray. Of ST. Clairsviile. was
shot and seriously w"un!rd.
Acco,1nanird hv his brothers child, h"
was standing with his arm resting on
the barrel Of the shotgun with whlSh
hn hal been hunting. 1t is said thai he
child in playing about his feet and the
stock Of the gun. pulled the trigger.
The contents Of the gun passed through
his left arm. above the elbow.
Tho victim OF the accident was rush
ed 10 the North Wheeling hospital where
the wound was dressed. Or. Caldwril
is attending him. At an early hour this
rnornin- IL was stated at the hospital
that it is believed the arm can be saved:
The young man is about rs years OF
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GENERAL STRIKE
(Conttnued from First Page.)

labor leaders by refusing 10 arbitrate
issues arising subsequently TO the
making of the agreement. II stated
on the other hand that the employees
of the New York Railways company
and the other surface lines affected
bv the strike were guilty OF a
breach" of contracts they had made
with their employees which ended a
tie-up on the surface roads in July.
The so-caHed final conference was
attended by Mayor Mitchell, a citl-
zcns' committee and the labor lead
ers. 1t ended in a deadlock. The
MAYOR later declared there was no
solution in sight, while members OF
the citizens committee view the sit.
uation as hopeless" adding that It
would appear that both sides would
have to fight 1t out
Strike Plans Completed.
Ernest Boehm, secretary or the
Central Federated Union, later assert
ed that plans were completed for a
svmpathettc strike Of 100000 work
ers in other trades, and that the
"walkout" might begin tomorrow.
Meanwhile, the state bureau of me-
diation and arbitration had sent no
tices to the leaders Of the striking
carmen 10 appear before me oodlu
Monday, when, it was said. hearings
for the purpose Of finding a way OUT
Of the deadlock would be started.
Samuel Gompers, president of the
american Federation Of Labor. who
attended the mayors conference. de.
clared that he was with the strikers
'to the last ditch in their fight for
the right 10 organize"
Theodore P. Shontz. president of
tho marlborough Rapid Transit and
the New York Railways compan1Ns,
issued a statement in which he de.
rlared that no union men will be re-
instated" By the marlborough, He
said that former employees on the
surface cars of the New York Rail-
ways company would he taken back
provided they came free Of union
ism"
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CONSTITUTIONAL AMENDMENT
STATE OF WEST VIRGINIA.
A Proclamation by the Governor

A Proclamation by the Governor.
|, Henry ID. Hatfield, Governor OF inc
State of Nest Virginia. pursuant TO the
constitution and laws of said state: an
nouncng 10 the, voters OF me state Oh
West Virginia that on the Tuesday next
after the first Monday in November, n
and Sixteen. at the general election held
on that day, there will be submitted Tor
ratification or rejection an amendment
10 the constitution OF said state US Ioi-
- " PROPOsED AMENDMENT.
That Section one of Article four OF
said Constitution as it now is be altered
and amended so as 70 read as follows:
State, both male and female. shall be
entitled to vote al all elections held
within the counties in which they respec-
lively reside: but no person VINO is
minor. or of unsound MIND. or pau
felony. or bribery in An elect ton. or VINO
has not hccn a resident OF the State Tor
one year. and Of the county in which
next preceding SUCH offer sshal! be per
miItcd TO vote while such disability con-
tinues: but no person In the milllarE;
naval or marine service or the Unltel
States shall be deemed rcs!aenI ot
this State by reason of being stationed
therein"
The proposed amendment is designated
as "Wnman's Suffrage Amendment and
tho OFFICIAL DnIIpl ~ Dc HpN'tll ct SifI
cirction will be printed the following:
Ballot on Constitutional Woman's
Suffrage Amendment.
Amending Section one of Article lour'
For ratification Of NomaHs suffrage
Amendment.
Ngains, ratification Of Womans S:uf-
fra:r Amendment.
Those favorng the ratification Of said
amendment will vote For ratification Of
Woman's Suffrage Amendment" and
those opposing will vote against ratiii-
cation Of Woman's Suffrage Amend
mcnt.'
Given under my hand and the Great
Seal Of The state. nj the Capitol. this,
eighth day Of August. in III" year, Of
our Lord one Thousand Nine Hundred
and Sixteen. and of the State the Fifty
fourth.
BY the Governor:
HENRY y. HATFIELD.
STUART T.. REED.
Secretary Of State
au17.24. 81 SCI. II rs -och. i .l?.2e-nn6
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ing at 10 O'clock. Her passing came AS
shock To her many friends ms her con
dltlnn WAS not considered critical.
Mrs. Cannes was born III this city ~
years ago and was Tho daughter Of the
late John and Mary Moscr. Mrs. Games
was i member NJ the Vance Memorial
church.
RrSidr h"r husband she is survived
by one daughter Miss Julia Elizabeth,
at home. three sons, James. OF the
French army: Arch and Elwond of Mt
,!c thantal AMI four sisters: Mrs. Otto
stump. of tn" Island: Mrs. George
Iin nnni OF Ail%nhe!m; Mrs; i I,rS
Tom kindclhcrEcr. OF Warwnnd.
Funeral services will b" held in Tho
family home Saturday afternoon HI >
o'clock. with the Rev. Or. j. NJ. Potter
of Vance church. officiating. lntcrmrnt
will be il Greenwood.
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PROCLAMATION.
-~~~--.-~~s~~~N-~S
STATE OF WEST VIRGINIA;


l.. Henry .. Hatfield, Governor of the
State Of West Virginia.. pursuant 10 the
Constitution OF the United States of
America. and of the laws Of this Stale,
do hereby issue this my proclamation:
announcing to the voters Of the State OF
West Virginia, that on the Tuesday next
after the first AionGay in November. In
the year one thousand nine hundred and
sixteen, an election will be had. held
and conducted throughout The State or
West Virginia. at the various voting
precincts thereof. for the purpose OF
choosing eight electors of the President
and Vice President of the United States.
Given under my hand and
the Great Seal of the State. at
the City of Charleston. on the
(SEAL) first day of September, one
thousand nine hundred and
sixteen. and of the State the
fifty-fourth.
HENRY u. HATFIELD,
Governor.
BY the Governors:
STEUA3T f.. REED,
Secretary Of State.
S-T-l4-2l-2S -u-5 I'll -2o-n-2
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IHs. Mary e. Knight.

CHARLESTON. w. Nn.. Sept. 21.-A
telegram received here today announces
the death at RochrStcr, Mimi, of Mrs.
Mary Elizabeth Knight. of Charleston.
widow nf the late Judge Edward Il.
Knight one of the most eminent law
ycrs of West Virginia. Shr WAS a
native of Clarcmnnt. y. H.. and was IS
years old. The body will he brought 10
Nh n rlcSfnn
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Obj lJARY
Misc Mary Elder.

Funeral services for Miss Mary Elder.
Yesterday nlorning. will be held ut the
rome "T Mrs. sue Ridsley, in West LIB
crty, Saturday morning at II o'clock
with increment in Short Creek cemetery.
In. the absence of the Prcsbytcrian MN ;,
lister. The services VIII be connpc Len
Wcst .ibc rty NJ r. church.
Miss Elder was born February -;
lS5a, tho daughter Of tho late Daniel
end i?Iizahsth Elder. Of Green" county
Pa. Fer the past IortxIthrEe STaTS Sh"
nf West ,.hcrty. She was siaunch
member of the Presbyterian church.
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Funeral for Mrs. Rogers.

Last evening at $50 O'Clock funL raj
services wero held for Mrs. Roy tStl-
South Broadway. street, where he dcarh
occurred Wednesday. The Rev. Will
liam NJ. Shultz. OF Zane street Methodist
Episcopal churhc. was in charge. The
body will he taken 10 her old home at
Quaker City. Ohio, this morning for in
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BUSINESS OPPORTUNITIES
A MANUFACTURES.

a WAN q AC 7 UEAH'
Wants an energetic high grade man or
firm us solo SELLING: agents Ia TAX" cN-
cluSl"c Fights for state of West Virginia
REQUIREMENTS.
Some rNh"ri"nrc in selling. good per-
Snnnl appearance, mci owning IN auto
mobile pro erred. They mist have Suf-
fiCirn; capital 10 finance thcmSeiEes
whiin ,I vt,lopirg their business 10 main
tain their own office and start with m
initial stock nf $500 worth nf mcrchan-
disc. Alr"mn Mfg. Co. Newark. y. j..
Department u. S-"@-"!
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Mrs. Jefferson's Funeral To-day.

This morning at ! o'clock funeral
services for Mrs. Jane Is. jefferson.
widow OF tie late Jacob y. jefferson.
will bc held in the family home. oak
Park. on tho National road. near Wheel
ing park. The Rev. r.. j.; l.. Stridcr. of
ST. Matthew's Protestant church. vii
officiatc. 'lntcrmcnt Will be private in
Greenwood cemetery
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MACKENSEN'S ARMY
Continued from First Page.)

side having bern able :" secure an nd
vance. Sofia says that near florina
counter attacks by In" Entente hive
been rcrulsed with heavy "asulatics and
tho calure e prisoners including Rus
slams. and also machine guns.
Except for tho repulse by the ali!a"s
Of an Austrian attack south "f NIllH-
nova. OIL the carso front. there ha"a
been only COMPARTMENTS in this region.
PARIS Sept. -, 1885 p. m.~-On the
Sommc front the French cncrgctlcaliy
bnmbardcd German positions throughout
Thursday. according Ia the official COM
muni.atirn issued by tho war office to-
night Only intermittent hoinhardme
occurred on the remainder OF the front.
AMSTERDAM. Via London. Sept, -
%:23 \. M.--Thn Germans have miro
duced in Belgium new taxation on bank
notes. according To frontier cnrrcspon-
dents. All bank notes must he stamped
with n special seal by the German au-
thorities in return for small fee on
each note. Notes not provided vii IN"
STAMP will moi hn considered legal ten
der and are subject to Confscation.
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Mrs. Z. n. Games

Following nm illness Of eight months
with tuberculosis. Mrs. Freda tMns"rl
Games. wife Of Louis II. Games. bridge
carpenter for the Wheeling Terminal
Railway. died in her home. ~ Edge
wood street, Edgwood, vAstArdhU morn
The Wheeling intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1903-1961, 1916-09-22

the great ideals or the declaratl3n OF
inda'rudrnc. translated into the living
realities Of American life.
Il 40 not say these things with mere
~ III" profession OF Il candidate: / lived
these things in New York.
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WAETED-We require

WAETED-We require the service Or an
experienced salesman in our accident
and health department. An attractive
salary and commission proposition
awaits the right party. Apply by letter
only, giving selling experience. age
phone The Pacific Mutual Life ms: co.
Wheeling. w. Va s-2.-l
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wANrEp-For job shop one automobile
nachinist, one oxy-acetylene weldcr.
ono immature windcr. good opportunities:
good wages. Give experience. Married
or single. Guyan Machine Shops. Logan
West Va. s-1o--As
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Pipe Mill,

Observation-Disclosures salesman. sal
AIRY and commission or straight conf
mission Give selling experience. age.
phone r O. Box BAT City. s-22.l
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wANTED-Package boy. Nay Shoe GO.
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NEUTRALITY-SUSPICIOUS. for Wheeling vic:.
7,d nIty n 4hp Accessories. Salary and
commission. Address S. E.. care INTEL
ligencer. ei'1"
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D I E .
FUNERAL DIRECTORS

Louis BertSChy
FUNERAL DIRECTOR AND
ARTERlAL EMBAlMER,
1922 and 1924 Main Street
Calls Answered Day or Night
Store Phones 635.
C. ]. Bertschy. Natl Phone 195s'R
The Wheeling intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1903-1961, 1916-09-22

WANTED - Male hookkceper for gas
company near huntington, w. Va
Address S. L.. care Intelligenccr. SEQ:
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WANTED - Two or three wide-awake

wANTEp-Tclegrap operator for gas
company near HUNTINGTON. w. w va;
Address S. L., care Inteliigencer. SEQ.
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WANTED-Male Help
MACHINISTs.

MACHINISTS.
New, sanitary shop; all new
tools; good money; opportunity
and steady work to right men.
Those familiar with pipe mill pre-
ferred. Call at once at
Pipe Mill,
Jones & Laughlin Steel Company,
Woodlawn, Pa.
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WANTED Two or three wide-awake;
strictly up-to-date business men. good
appearance and character. to represent
Ills corporation soliciting delinquent
accounts from business and professional
mon. One Of the oldest and largest
agencies in the East. Absolutely no
advance cost to client; big commissions
Maid solicitor upon receipt Of business.
!I'f' man who qualities for this work
can earn commission averaging 5000
per week. Applicant must state 1uiI
cxncrience. &c and reference. 1nterna-
tjonal Mercantile Co., Dept. 5. Balti-
more, Md seioH
The Wheeling intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1903-1961, 1916-09-22

NEUTRALITY-SUSPICIOUS. book-keeper fot
manufacturing concern. Middle aEec
man preferred. Address B-45. care IN
telligencer.
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wANTED-Salesmen to sell householc
goods Experience unnecessary anc
liberal compensation to wide aWaae man
G r ADAMS Co, 1140-1142 Main St. up
stairs.
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wANrEp-Men and boys for light fac.
tory work. Apply Wheeling Corruga'
ting Company, Martins Ferry. o.
au-3-tf
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wANTEp-Two stcnosraphers who can
operate typewriter. for temporary posi-
cncc. beginning Sept. &c. Reply to H. F.
Jones National Exchange Bank Building.
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wANTED-Two young men to wo:k
news agents on B. 6 o. trains: Apply
at Union News Co. office. B. & O. depot.
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WANTED-Female Help
WANTED-Male and Female

wANTED-Boys and girls over 16 years
old. Apply Wheeling Tile Co., ISL
Chapline st. S-2s-i
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1916-06-27

SIN Syuli 1912 itottete beonntlid elm Oeutidcs @c.
dua0er oen @er. Stoaten einen 9eiud ab. Canals
rerofentlihie Iopb &uiter Der perousacbcr ocr
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6onlpien inn Ole 5rclnoidait dwilden Deutldlono
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meiies beoorf eS ndt Dos 05eidtuaoer miiBte don
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tpenn cs unicren Wlabcn al oeie 6ramodoit erllilt
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Ocntldcn RreQsihie nidt ais cine Yrobe Der 6relno.
ihot ionocrn MIR ais cine @ecacubet SIT ber5lider
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ben, g9ir baben IN oeiem Sonoe 5wei mo cine babe
Wtlon Geitid)e. bic 81 uns eeiomnen no, nm nil'
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patbde @rtitel itanmt III belte elmer Der pilocltcn
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llno ood fam mon bel bm bon fenem 0jeiimuugS
pedcl, ionoern bodtens Uon cinem SrontmehieI iprc
den. DeUi tbotddIid 1T er bon Der reimoden @c
unung DetidlIoo'S nod oenai 70 iiber5ciat ipic oas
mals im0 cr bat AUDI nod cine cbenio quite W}einlng
bon oen Delrih.glHcrtanern g9enn CT trotocm &C.
ueine Sode mod1t nit oen Dlnmtopicu meIdle be.
boitpten Geutidon0 mcrOe gled nod Dem fSricoenS
ihluB iber oie Der Staoten 6erfollcn uno menn CT
trotocnt oe 2oDatdt Der Oeutid 9(mcritoner icoc
Eoa perodhiiat, 10 tonitt Dos, obeeieben oopon ooB
feline 3etug ais oos SnuptorGan ser oeeeuwdrtgcu
Administration Gilt in criter 2ne oober. neil CT in
sic Sonilie &onoerbilt bnen ae6eirotbet bot oic cs
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nit GuQlouo bait Gr opier non5 einiod iciuc llebcr
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Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1916-06-27
qsaI6inaton's IetieS gsOrt.

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an garran3a sen propiloriidcu 4rdiocnteH nlerer
glod6ar9epblif @crto, abgeionot bot il DER leetc
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oucrifonidjeu Irrppen uno cine flare erllarlng Sar
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Gorrnn5a entucocr Oen 9id3ua outretcn n0 Dem onle
rifoniiacn General IN @lerfo ireic Sano loen mlB,
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GS III fnum ou crparten DAB Gorranda elnen y
boundn0iaen &id8ug ontreten miro Gr mag cinipilli
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5uloiicn; ober oarm SIT boicu Dob er Dem amerita'
nilhcu General reie Sono l1Bt 1T 81 bel aebottt
gorran5a fam cS nidt tbtn er wir0c lene StellrnG
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miro cine crntc Guupaene gegen Die Bonoen 81 IN
terne6meu 9ber miroei ienc @ener1Ic cincnl lolben
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raocn Sogo madcu meroen.
Gorran5o bcinoet id in elmer ebr idlperi9eH
Eitu0ti0n
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1916-06-27

Dcr ,9cp gort Scroo". oeiieu @eiiBcr felt cincn
Wpnldenatcr in @oris pobnt oDrt tort bon oeltt'
lc1en ginfhilien al re6e ourd sic Die ernlte Gage
spiiMen 0en Ser gtaoteu uno Mc1fo acidoiieu NOR
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qs ae0autcnloie Nirndcn in 0icieW Snnoc, Die alles
bliu0liugS gloi6cn mas S6mar5 aitf gSeB tebt wenn
e8 Td be eiuiqem Nodoeuten ais nod 70 iniinnig Dcr
mlsitencu mlB.
qQan 6roudt bios sic 9Sote an5uieben ole Stoats
GclreiGr Qaniing in Der borigcn @ode on Garron6c
IN @cantporhina uon ociicn 6orocrmg oaB pie one
nganiidcn Gruppcn rubcr5ialid aus Nlerfo 5lrid
0e5oacn mcr0cn iolteu lcen I'M Dos lnlinnge oet
gehauptnQ 0cS ,@erolD" ciu5ile6en Sn oieier ylotc
5dbH nnier Stoots Sefreidr ale Ole Niiletboten out
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al fnocu dis sic pd6rcno oieicr Sobre oes 9lirger
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