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The Cecil Whig. [volume] (Elkton, Md.) 1841-current, 1916-01-08
THE RETIRING ADMINISTRATION

Upon the inauguration, next week,
of Governor elect Harrington, the ad-
ministration of Governor Goldsbor-
Cugh will have come TO an end 1t nay
not be entirely accurate to say that
the departure of the Goldsborough
administration will be "unwept, I'M
honored and unsung," because here
and there folks who pass superficial
judgment on public affairs may be
inclined to think that the outgoing
administration has been really not
able. in some respect. We cannot
think so. We believe every discern
ing critic must, perforce, conclude
that careful examination of Cover
nor Go!dsborough's administration
must pronounce it sadly wanting in
any evidence of constructive states
manship, or of any noteworthy contri-
button to the States welfare. 1t is
hardly worth while. at this stage, to
discuss the cause for this utterly COL
orless quality in an administration
that had very notable opportunity.
The cause is not hard to find, and il
does not reflect credit on the retiring
Governor, as a governor. Whether
the incoming Governor will or will
not show more courage and broad
comprehension of the States prob
lens remains to be seen. We can only
wait-and hope.
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Just borrowing the money-and the
end thereof is generally financial ruin.
This bond-issuing business has been
sadly overdone, in the opinion of
many of our wisest financiers. There
is, of course, something to be said for
financing long lived improvements by
bond issues; there is little to be said
for financing short lived improve
ments by bond issues; and there is
nothing to be said for financing cur
rent expenses by bond issues. Such a
thought can be tolerated only as
last, desperate remedy for a desperate
situation and remedy which cannot
be justified except IN connection with
such definite, clear-cut reforms and
economies in the States finances as
will not only of itself care for the
bonds, but will guarantee no repeti-
ton of such a situation.
We are not prepared to say that
we will not consent to the plan of a
bond issue under the present circum-
stances-because the present circum-
stances are peculiarly distressing in
many RESPECTS. But we are prepay
ed to say that We will fight to the
limit bond issue as an easy, off hand.
slip-shod method of getting out of a
wretched and culpable situation. For
one, We will never consent to a bond
issue to liquidate our current bills,
unless it be accompanied with guar
antees that such thing shall never
be repeated. 1t is a dangerous pro-
ceeding at he best; at the worst it
would be criminal proceeding. point
ing straight to bankruptcy.
Before bringing this discussion to 4
close for the present, may We inquire
what the objection is to such an in
crease in the State tax rate as will
provide the necessary funds for the
deficit. We contended during the last
Legislature that the powers in contro!
were providing a State tax rate
which would be inauequate to meet
their enormous expenditures. We
suspected then. and suspect yet, that
some, if not all, of them knew that
fact but were unwilling to increase
the rate, for political reasons. The
same political considerations might
make them hesitate to raise the need
ed funds by an increased tax rate
now. 1t would emphasize to the peo-
pie, in the most irritating form. the
way the controlling party had handled
public finances. But wouldn't it be
the decent. 1alr ana courageous thing
to do, to come before the people and
Say:-"We overSnent our income, We
appropriated more money than we
taxed you for. and We must tax you
for it now. You will berate US and
we ought to be berated; but We con-
tracted these obligations as your rep
resentatives and as your representa-
tives We must collect the funds to pay
them. We therefore, as your repre-
sentatives, impose an increased tax
rate to get said funds-after which
you will doubtless send us into retire
ment. as you ought"
We are of course, not expecting
this suggestion to meet high favor in
legislative circles; We are only asking
if such a course wouldn't be the fair.
decent and manly thing to do?
THE RETIRING ADMINISTRATION
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PRonArE or WILL.


Office 81 Tho Clerk. County court. Ohio
County, state ~ West Virginia.
IN The matter or tho probate OF the Last
VIII and Testament of C8rInun
HornhrOok Wilson. decfaesd
Tho object Of tho petition filed In this
matter on tho Trd day OF June 1915 lie
90 have admitted Co. probate tho uapsr
wriiinE purpurtinE Co b. the Last WIZ
nrd Testament Uf furInua H0rnhro.k
wilson. deceascd bearing date ON tho
.afn day or December. Iu the year fgI..
And ~ appearing from an afuda,tf made
before mo by ~ o. Uorntro-k the psft-
toner therein that John EnreII MIisn1.
lucian Hnrrhrpok Wilson. Lucy VyiIa~n
Moore. olive Fillmore Moore. and Wal.
den corr Moore. ard tho aaId bIive FfTi.
more Moore and Walden Doff Moore
minors. tF Harry n CInlae their Frar.
dian 81 Item. Iutarstsd persons arc rr....
residents uf tho state ~ West Nirriris
Do H. ordered that fhev dr arrsa- I'd rr..
.'fIrn in fnf tifB u" MhrsIuc West Nfr.
Eln.A in OBJ" county and afuIr qf.rraaII
within one month after tho date of fHr
iir7f publication h0r.uf and do what
lg n''"Hs1ry to protect their interests in
enid matter
Tho hearing of said petition ia -, FOE
me fth day of July. 1915. At 10 O'Clock
join TT WELLS
clerk County Court ohio County. Stat,
or West virginia
GEO x D. EfIAffTEfeT
Attorney for Petitioner
IH...fr. 1890
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REpEsPr1oN or soNpa.
OF the redemption OF Series Z, Amount
Ing 70 SO 10000 of the Refunding Loan

Notice Is hereby given by the Commits
sioners of the Kefunding Loan OF 1902
requirements OF the ordinance OF said
city passed January 7. I902-Amended
March q. 1902. and again amended June
10, 1902, entitled: An ordinance 10 pro-
vide for the issue and sale of bonds OF
the city Of Wheeling to be known as the
kefunding Bonds OF 1909. and for the
redemption and payment thereof"
That the following described bond :
numbered from li5 10 1852 inclusive and
marked series e and TO the amount OF
ae.uOoeO said bonds will be redeemed
and paid at the Bank OF the Ohio Valley
in the city OF Wheeling. West Virginia.
on and after July !. 1915. and said bond ;
named day and date.
y. G. LIST, JR.,
JAMES +. MAXWELL.
!. a MILLER,
Com missioners Of RefundinE Loan OF
1902
June il. 10. 20. Fl. 20. 20. -. 2s. 81. Is.
20 and 30.
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CAPTAIN MOREY
Ccon1inued from First Paxel

orders. The three unwounded men
mad carried him. according to their
stories, 10 Lieutenant Meyer from th.
hole where he had hidden and made
their way nearly two miles from the
battle field. They were forced 10
himself hopelessiy wounded. ordered
them 10 leave him. They also thought
him about TO die from loss OF blood
and thirst, and obeyed
Text Of Letter
Following is the text OF Captain
Moreys letter.
"CARRlZAL. Mexico. June q. 1916.
=. 10 a. MO Commanding OMcer.
OjO FREDERICK.
My troop reached Ojo Santo Do
mingo at . 30 p. m, June 20. Met G.
troop under Captain Boyd came
under Captain Boyd command and
marched NY troops In rear Tor Gsr.
rial a. 4 10 a. m. reaching open field
20 southeast Of town a. q 30 a m
captain Boyd sent IN a note re-
questlng permission TO pass through
me town. This was refused. Stated
We could 20 20 the north. hut not
east Captain BOYD said ne was 90
ing 10 Ahumada al this time
He was talking 10 Carranza COM
mander. General Gomez sent writ
ten message that Captain Boyd could
Drlng his force in town and have a
conference Captain Boyd feared an
ambush lie was under The impress
slon mat The Mexicans would run a.
soon as We fired
We formed for attack. his intention
being 20 move up 10 tho line 81 about
10 MeNlcans on the edge Of the town
We formed & troop ON tho iaff IN line
oi -kirmiShers. one platoon Of * troop
On 1Eht ~ line and another x troop
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HNRRlSBl re. Pa. June 2j.-Tele-
graphic orders were issued late tonight
b} AdIutsnt General stewart ordering
an recruiting parties. including tho
troops and recruiting officers 90 Mount
Grotna Immediately. This order was
issued so that all available troops may
De- concentrated with "a view Of speedy
movement Mastering in is % begin
tomorrow and DO is hoped to complete
90 ON Wcdnc -dHF
While mo- information could be Oh
faInod az The capitol tonight as to when
the troops would move if ie believed
that Tho first organization will start
on "wednesday More definite infOrma-
ton is promised tomorrow morning
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mustered into the federal service were
received by Adjutant General IA. u.
Gamble today from the central de-
pdrtment OF the United States army
at Chicago.
The orders declared that grave need
for additional troops exists and the
adlltant general Is directed not TO
wait until the organizations are com
pleted. This Will be accomplished
stated
United States medical officers will
begin examination Of Colorado guards
men tomorrow and on completion Of
this examination the various units will
be mustered into lederM serYice.
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BAKER SENDS APPEAL
tcontinued FROM FIRST Page. }

tSontinued From First Page.D
Secretary Baker considered ~ Major
General Leonard Wood HEADQUARTERS
inat the telegraph was abandoned As
a means OF communication and ofh-
GERS OF his stan used the telephone
10 get INTO touch with the various
STATE commanders and impress upon
mem The importance OF speedy actor.
It was announcer that mastering Off
GERS would BE- sent 10 individual arm
ores 70 swear national guardsmcn
into the federal service.
$4,000 co Today.
Fifteen thousand National Guards.
men from the states OF New YORK
MaSSaChusettS. New Jersey and Con,
ncCuCut viii start for the Mexican
border tomorrow. Major General Mood
announced late tonight
The selection of the units will no
leit 10 the guard commanders of The
.ulHticnl states. General Wood speci.
ned IN his order only the number of
troops TO move and their classinCation
trans portatlon details also will be- ar.
ranged by the quarfermasters' dep.ri.
ment IN each state
General Wood announced that no
mao telegfaphcd General Funston sd.
Nl-lnS him OF the intended dep.rflfre
oI me troops and asking Instructions
~ io Wh'Ie iheN are fO be- sent. n Is
understood ar Governor Island that
Ge troops will move los rail When "a
reply l- received from General Fun
SION army experts viii select the rail.
roads 10 be taken and the routing
NIdli~tCidn- on General Woods staff
were engaged tonight Boo fabulafing
me hummer or men. their equiumonf
ana supplies. Railroad Officials have
bcen consulted and DO is cNpecfed nv
@undown tomorrow the entire confin.
gent from New York will be on the
Tho infantry rogi,,c,,.. nil, ...-
s'u and 1000 men The other units are
o. lleved 10 be recruited almost 10 war
Troops 10 Go.
nc following troops have been
New YORK -Four regiments ~ in.
iantrN. ono squadron OF cavalry. one
battalion ~ field artillery. the twenty.
second corps ~ engineers. one signal
CORDS BAT TALON. one field hospital com
pdnf and one ambulance COMPANY.
Ma-sachussoff- -Four regiments or
infantry. ono squadron 81 cavalry. ona
battalion or field artillery. one signal
corps battalion. one ambulance Corp-
and ono field hospital
N"W Jersey one regiment Of 10.
iahIr', Two troops ~ cavalry. two h4..
i'fics ~ field artillery. one ambu.
lance corps" and ono field hospital
connecticut Two regiments OF ir
IantrF. two troops of cavalry. ono
held hospital ono ambulance com.
in an thorr win bo eleven rcr.
mems " infantry one complete rrei-
Wen' ~ cavalry. ono complete rpeI.
mont of teId artillery with tho usual
hospital and ambulance units and
siEuHl corp. Tor such "a force
Tho crack command fr Maine Scw
fiaWps hire. vermont Delaware Penn.
.IVani4. Maryland. virginia. and TIor.
ida VIII Do started Fur fI. H.rFgs
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NOTICE,
or Redemption OF Bonds OF the Loan OF
1885 OF the City OF Wheeling.

Notice is hereby given By the commits
sioners OF the loan OF lssb. OF the city
of Wheeling. West Virginia. that. pur-
suant to the requirements OF the or
dinance OF said city. passed May L.
1855. entitled. An ordinance to provide
for tho issue and sale of bonds OF the
city OF Wheeling. TO be known as Bonds
OF the loan OF 1885. and for the redemp-
tion and payment thereof. and providing
for payment into tho City Treasury OF
certain amounts from revenues of the
Gas and Water Works." tho following
described bonds. issued under the said
ordinance. were determined by lot by
said commissioners for redemption and
payment on the LIST day of July. A d.
1915. to-wit: Bond OF $4,000 principal
numbered l02. and Bonds OF 81 900 90
principal each, numbered as follows: No
l6O, No. 1917. No. 3e3. No. 26s, No. 2O4
No. 236. No. 800. No 22S. No. I73 and
No. 2l6.
said bonds so determined will b re-
deemed and paid at the Bank OF the
ohio Valley in the City of Wheeling
W. Va. on and after the LIST day ~
July. 1916, and said bonds so Determined
Will cease TO bear interest from the last
named day and date.
l. r. SANDS.
ALFRED CALDWELL.
B. W. PETERSON
Commissioners of the Loan of 1855
te-l2-t
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MANY VISIT
STATE CAMP
DRESS PARADE MOST
INTERESTING FEATURE.
Men Will Be Mustered Into
Service In Few Days
Equipment Delayed

CHARLESTON. W. Va. June 25.-
thousands of visitors thrOnged mobil.
lzation camp at kanawha City today.
Zach OF the four railroads reaching
'harleston carried hundreds OF pas
senGers whose destination was the
camping place of the West Virginia
soldiers destined to see service on the
Mexican border
From the viewpoint of the visitors,
the dress parade this afternoon was
the feature event of the day. For the
soldiers themselves the important
junction was the regimental inspection
bE companies. This was made by Col.
I. T.. Morrison, commanding. and his
STAFF.
Major Heber H. Rice. of Huntington.
VINO had relationship with the machine
gun company heretofore. has been re-
lleNed from duty IN connection with
II. and Captain Charles r. Templeton
mas been given absolute command.
ne company - a detail under direc-
uon OF the ragimental Commisary. and
whlle II Is required to go through the
infantry drills. II l. also being made
efficient in the machine company com
mands which differ from those of in
tahtrI. Captain TcmpletOn. city audi
tor or Huntington, has been given a
leave of absence by the city for sixty
days.
Major Mcmillan Arrives.
Major Herbert {. Mcmillan. com.
mandlng the first battalion. has arrived
IN camp. He has 80 arranged his civ
llan duties that ne can 20 with the
troops Al any time. Dr. Joseph w.
Lyons. of Ceredo. has been rendered a
commission in the medical department
ana has arrived To take the cNamina-
ton.
The arrival OF Major j. ". Alien. sur
Eeon. l. :. 4. Is expected tonight.
MS company viii make ~ possible for
the troops 10 b" mustered into the fed
sral service within few DAYS. II is
believed possible that by Friday the
second regiment VIII be out Of the
hands OF Governor Hatfield and under
me direct command Of the militia arm
OF the United States service. Until
acceptance OF the officers and men in
the federal service. no movement order
toward the front iS possible
NothlnE was heard I'm camp today OF
me regular army equipment shipped
from the east last week The routing
had 10 be changed when kanawha civ
was selected a. the mobilization point
instead or Terra Alta. the latter place
having been designated by the depart
ment or war for assembling the militia
az the time shipment was made
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NOTICE
OF the Drawing for Redemption OF the
Main street Bridge Bonds, OF
the City OF Wheeling.

Notice is hereby given by the Commits
sloners or the Main street Bridge Bond =
tirst series) that. pursuant to the re-
quirements OF the ordinance Of said city
passed the 18th day Of March 1890 en-
titled. AN Ordinance to provide FOR The
issue and sale OF Bonds Of the CITY OF
wheeling TO be known a the Main Sfra.t
Bridge Bonds tfirst series) and for the
redemption aud payment thereof" the
following described Bonds issued under
said Ordinance. were duly determined bv
lot by said Commissioners for reden,u-
July. 1916. tO-wit
Bond OF 100000 priniipai numbered
said bond 80 determined will he re-
deemed and paid al the Bank Of the OHIO
valley. In the city OF Wheeling Wcat
virginia. on and after the said first fa =,
Of July. 1915. and said bond So deter
mined win cease 10 bear Interest from
the last mentioned day and date.
y. ". PETERSON.
J. a. MILLER.
L. p. SANDS
Coinmissioners OF The Main Street Bridge
~. q. %. -. IS. -. IS. %. and 30
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GRAND ATLANTIC

virginia Az. close 20 beach Capacity
500. Modern and high-class. at moderate
rates. Large. cool rooms. private and
public baths. elevator. porchsz. etc. 81
I,riUr table and attentive service. $50
up daily. special weekly. Write for
booklet Auto meets trains
W. r. SHAW
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SEALED PROPOSALS
houcs 70 Manufacturers, Jobbsrr Mar
chants and Other wholesale Dsalerr

SDTfse ana otner Wholosale Dealers
tne state Board OF Control OF the State
OF west Nirsinla Will receive bid daily
AZ lts ONCE at Charleston. West Nirsluts
Tor furnishing supplies FOR the ssveTsi
state Institutions. the financial manage
ment or which IL vested in said hoard
tontrac - viii be awarded to the lowest
bldders, quality considered. and other
things beng equal. IVES. Virginia deal
ers viii be giNen preference.
Lists OF supplies needed will be fur
hshed BIDDERS on receipt OF requests
stating the line desired
STATE BOARD OF CONTROL.
1a-l-f Charleston. West Virginia
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TTtANiSGTOS NHs.. Juno -
-Four regiments ~ infantry. one rcgi-
mrn' ~ field ARTILLERY. one ambulance
company and ono field hospital com.
rtnF. constituting fhr greater part ~
fnn Mas Irhua'f'. military modified
here. received order. tonight 20 DO
ready 200 eufrHIu Tor tho Mexican Dor
dor ON IIr day morning
san Antonio. Tex. Dr. Dr. raif. rroh
ably viii hc tho field base ~ the Mas.
.ftthu.rff. troops.
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CAMP HOLCOMB. NIANTIC. Conn,
June %. Adiutant General Cole OF the
Connecticut National Guard. tonight
received orders from Major General
Leonard Wood TO move his troops
toward the Mexican border as soon as
possible General cole said the militia
would cnfrain Monday afternoon.
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soME rR1F roH U RoAT.

in The frId
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DIED

DEMhfLEu 40 I.HfeburEh Pa On sat-
ufiay june %. 1915, a. 10 b5 o'clock
HI.- IH.I - o. Bf NM. f.E
once Ha.lda sureD. aged "a years
1l.sra| services 90 her late reaidanca
1855 fuIwfI street. Nurfhaide Pitts
U..Fh. IHfaiHN afternoon. June a. AZ
900 o'clock lutarmcut private
COURTNEY -Uu sunday. June as. 1915.
Hf o. DID, r ut she residences ~ her
COM o. Il. Rocco. tus Market street.
Mrs. ELIZABETH COT NTNEY. IN
.hH tffI gear of hrr asa
IHr.rHI notice hereafter.
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WANTED Position

WAETED-Iosition by July 10. b. good
practical drug clerk. Is years expert
ence. Now holding position as chief pre-
scription clerk IN largest retail drug
store in ". Va. % years OF age. married.
one child best % references ~ 20 char
acter and ability. Address Earnest. care
Wheeling intelligcncer. 1e-c4-l
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FUNERAL DIRECTORS

Louis BE sc nv
FUNERAL DIRECTOR AND
ARTERtAL EMBAIMER.
fi22 ana tt24 Main Street
Calls Answered Day or Night
store Phones 63b
G. j Ucrtschy Natl Phone 1aSq.R
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FOR RENT


FOR RENT - AT NO. ISL MAIN
STREET, AT CORNER OF TENTH
STREET, DESIRABLE ROOMS, S2a;
ROOM ON GROUND FLOOR. $40;
ALSO ENTIRE FLOORS or TEN
STORY BUILDING AT CORNER OF
MAIE STREET AND STEEL BRIDGE
JAMES L. HAwLEY,
lo65Is MAIN STREET.
TOR RBHT-"The homestead" Cottage,
on the Moundsville Camp Grounds
Seven rooms completely furnished. Nice
~ situated. Rent reasonable. Call 7e-M
Elm Grove, Bell phone my-30-tf
TOE REHT-Furnished front room for
one or two gentlemen. use Of bath and
phone. Must come well recommended
Apply S3s Main st. or call Nat. phone
4"@s-N- my-lS-tf
FoR RBNT-Fiftesnth street apartment
with bath, pantry and Laundry. gas
electric lights. hot and cold water In
ouire lat floor % Fifteenth street
mr-22-tf
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HORSES AND VEHICLES


FOH SALE Match team gray mares. p
ana years old sound. good workers
weEnt $500. Address Horse. care Intel
lfEeuccr 1c.-I-rn
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MISCELLANEOUS

wANTED-Second-han leather suit case
and leather hand has. lady's or gents.
Address giving price, a b. g. care In
tclligencer. je-2t-i
WANTED horse: weight about 1900
pounds. not over s years old. must
h. a fast walker Telephone Bell
Wheeling %. National 1850. Je-7S-l
WANTED-Oii and gas contracts VIII
take interest In lease or would lease
good territory. Address H. 56T. care
1ntcllirenccr. ie-le-t
PATENTS$ss;;si'sF;;: . f:. ss; 8;
trademark litigation. Booklet free.
IA. =. DUNLAP, Patent LAvpef
National Exchange Bank Building
Wheeling. W. Va
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Tuucral Directors anf EmhaImsrs
Corner MarEcf and twenty SECOND sta
lc..lN.uH 900. U4eu 30 ana ulEhL
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11'rc Catherine schultz Nnr-vIfIa NHio.
ron SALE Dol room brick bushes
n-d residence property with bath and
ffrr .mTrHH mfrfa. out ~ low water
district. l.r 81 BOO nn Ia- invest
mont pr w.I IrnIs for smaller prop.
'rfy and balance cash. Address ~ s..
'''' '''.'''- ''.'' jess
roR SALE so Underwood tyne
writer. Good condition 30 ID smith.
$50 swami So. TsrkcrsburE. vs. Va
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FoE sALE-fins oak timber. Address
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~-~>~--~~~~~-~-~-~-
WANTED-ENperienc lady typewriter
and bill clerk. Must be good az fiA-
ures. Address +. o. BOX $50 city.
je--6-i
WANTED-ronug ladies 20 study uurs-
Ing Educational requirements one
year OF high school or its equivalent. Fer
particulars address. Supt. of nurses. 7ul
farkWood DR.. Cleveland. q. Je-.b-m
WANrED-Women sell guaranteed hos
ieTy to wcarsr. Salary Sg4 ful time.
oVc an hour spare time. P,rmau. M. ,,.-
ptr."nce unnecessary. Internal loutI
NILS. Dept. SO. Norristown. Pa J,-14--
wANrED-Woman or girl who wishes
steady employment Agents make
$1,000 to $4,000 weekly. selling the j. r.
McBrady 4 co. goods. Address Y. VI.
Wall, Traveller. lV5 10th ST. city.
WANTED-Woman 20 clean office and
do washing weekly. Apply The
Fleischmann Co. 1917 Jacob st. city
wANTED-White cook No Laundry
work. Private family. Wages 500
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The Wheeling intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1903-1961, 1916-06-26
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