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The Brattleboro daily reformer. (Brattleboro, Vt.) 1913-1955, 1916-06-26
SHIPS IN COLLISION.
U. S. Training Vessels Struck One of
British Patrol Warships.

NEW YORK, June 26.-The Massa-
chusetts nautical training ship Ranger
was in collision in a dense fog early
today with a British warship believed
to have been one of the merchant
auxiliaries on patrol duty, on the
eastern trip of Long Island. A wireless
message received later at the Brook
Ign navy yard indicated that neither
vessel was seriously damaged. The
Ranger continued on her course to
the government navy yard at Boston.
The Brattleboro daily reformer. (Brattleboro, Vt.) 1913-1955, 1916-06-26
PERSONAL.

Mr. and Mrs Leslie Smith returned
today from Boston, where they had
spent three weeks.
Merton c. Robbins of New York
spent the weekend with his family
at their summer home on the so-called
Dutton place.
DR.. CorncHa Clapp of Mount Hol-
yoke college and Miss Harriet and
Miss MarT Clapp of South Hadler,
Mass, aunts of Rev. Richard II. Clapp,
are guests of Rev, Mr.. Clapp and fam
lily ON Putncy road.
The Brattleboro daily reformer. (Brattleboro, Vt.) 1913-1955, 1916-06-26
Notes of the Armory.

Dr.. W Fl Lane, who has been con.
ducting the physical examinations
since Lieut. TAYLOR went with tho
company, said Yesterday that IL ont
Of the last 10 examined. had been
passed and that there we're no doubts
about one Of them lie said that he
was astonishea to find such percent
age &c clean, physically sound young
men applying for enlistment.
Col. d q. Fstey was iii the officers
room of the armory Saturday evening
when Alphonse Rat clerk IN the
The Brattleboro daily reformer. (Brattleboro, Vt.) 1913-1955, 1916-06-26

Peoples National bank, of which Gel.
Estey is the president, entered from
the examination room with the doc
tor s certificate approving his accept
ance. He was promptly sworn in by
Capt. Gibson and told to report this
morning. Col. Estey, who had watched
the proceedings with a smile, said:
4" Your position will be waiting for
you when you come back and there
will be no promotions over your head
during your absence.
The Brattleboro daily reformer. (Brattleboro, Vt.) 1913-1955, 1916-06-26
BIRTHS.

In Brattleboro, June %, daughter,
Gertrude Jennie, to Mr.. and Mrs. Her
man A. Torrey, granddaughter to Mr..
and Mrs. A. +. Torrey of North Hins-
dale, n. H., and Mr.. and Mrs. G. w.
Hawkins Of Townshend.
The Brattleboro daily reformer. (Brattleboro, Vt.) 1913-1955, 1916-06-26

siberia produces the best graphite
for lead pencils thus far discovered.
That IS the source Of supply for the
German pencils. Australia, as well as
Siberia, produces the material for an
indelible pencil. America has fail
amount Of lower grade graphite.
The Wheeling intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1903-1961, 1916-11-17
LIFE OF The NAVY
OF UNITED STATES
is NOW At STAKE
IN THE FIGHT TO RETAIN CON-
Troll OF CALIFORNIA PETRO-
lEUM RESERVES
Assistant Secretary Roosevelt Or Navy
Sounds Neutrality-suspicious. PhcIan
Amendment

CHICAGO. Nov. l6--The life Of The
United States Navy is al stake IN the
fight 10 retain government control CT
the California Petroleum reserves, as
assistant Secretary Roosevelt Of me
Navy, asserted IN a paper read TONIGHT
before the annual meeting here OF the
American mining congress.
1T may be set down as definite
conclusion said the paper, but the
navy cannot revert 10 coal burning
vessels without enormous loss Of eff
cheney and. furthermore. that the may
will not SO revert.
The article is the Navy Depart
mcnt's opening attack in the renewal
of the fight in Congress over The l'he.
Ian amendment 10 the general oil lanI
bill designed 10 protect the claims VI
California operators. Navy otllcla!S
have insisted that The policy Of build
ing oil burning ships could not be car
ried ont if the amendment prevailed
and Secretary Daniels appealed direct
" 10 President Wilson When action
seemed imminent during the last ses-
sion of Congress.
Mr.. R0oscvcl''s paper declared that
oil fuel for the navy meant increased
speed and cruising radius, control OF
smoke for smoke screens. reduced fire
room forces by 30 per cent, refucling
al sea with HI Increased efficiency Of
% per cent; ability 10 sustain maxi
mum speed for long periods Of time
without clogging furnaces: heXibility
in speed, and, finally. greater safety
from submarines. as in modern Ameri-
can ships the fuel oil is disposed along
the bottom to cushion the blow of eX-
plOding torpedoes.
Would Prevent Building.
The 35-knot battle cruisers, scouts
and destroyers authorized BY Congress
could not be built, the paper asserted.
If coal fuel was 10 be employed.
1T is estimated" The paper confined.
that the navy should have on hand in
time Of peAce storage tanks capable Of
holding full two years supply for the
fleet in war time. For our present
needs we should have probably 2.0Oo.'
n0n barrels so stored Ten years hence
We ought 10 have "n.0O0.u un barrels.
Oil men are much inclined 10 ridi-
Guile the idea that there can ever be
a shortage OF oil for naval needs
They base this, perhaps. on IN" lack
Of knowledge Of what our future needs
are 10 be. The navy burns to-day. in
lime of peace. about S42 .Hon barrels a
wear. The construction Of ships al
ready authorized by Congress Will cal
FOR an annual Consumption Of h.I2l.Vvp
barrels in 1929.
IF hat,leships are to he replaced. as
planned, after twenty years service.
the paper stated, the annual ronsumn'
ZION would rise 10 lh.2''. non barrels III
ION wears.
The Wheeling intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1903-1961, 1916-11-17

University extension department, Will
leave tomorrow for ms EOme in Nor
rantown. after spending several days
in this section in promoting chicken
and hog raising among the rural
Schools
G. .. Nagle left last evening for
Charleston 10 attend meeting OF the
state manufacturers.
William j. Mooney. proprietor or
the Mooney shoe factory. is able 10
he uut after several days Illness IN
his home in Eotf street.
Mr.. and Mrs. Charles +. Hamilton
of Huntington. left last evening for
Mckrcsport. Pa. 10 visit relatives.
after a weeks visit with friends here.
WaltNr III is i'll in his home in
North Wheeling.
Mrs. Iohn \. SULLIVAN of PITTS
hnrgh. is the the guest Of Mrs. AiDrri
Shahan Of the Island. Mrs. SWman
WAS one Of Tho charter members ni
the KINGS DAUGHTERS Circle Of Wheel
ing.
Henry s. Sleek is spending few
days in Marshall county, enjoying a
hunting trip.
from 4 business viSir 10 Chicago.
Mrs. Alex. PaX,on and daughter
Miss Elizabeth. will attend the Yale
Princeton gam" on Saturday or ms
week.
Misses Anne and Agnes Wilson. of
Chanline street. will leave to-day Tor
Atlantic City, where they Will spend
some time.
The Wheeling intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1903-1961, 1916-11-17
FINANCIAL
LAUDS ACTION
or UNITED STATES

PARIS. Nov. I6. ) p. m.-SccretarS
OF State Lansing'S instructions to 10
seph {. Grew. The American charge
dafiairc$ al Berlin. sent on behalf %
IN" Belgian government. 20 discuss
with Dr. Won Bothmann-Hollweg, the
German imperial chancellor, the ques
ton of the deportation by Germany ot
BelSianS from their native land, Is r."
gartlrd mere AS an action ol great III.
pOr;anrn. Tn" newspapers discuss i
apprcciatiyr!E. Fabian,
The Temps. abiding 10 ID" lncinen'
SAYS President Wilson IS rcS"!utei! c'
,ermined 20 hold 10 his TrIncirloS: u'l
deferred by Mexican complications
adding thar h" ''intnrvrneS wl'hou
fear Of contingencies.
rho Paris Midi secs in The instrnc
lions OF Secretary Lansing the begin
ming al a revolt Of n"uiral nation:
against wIlaj il calls ''th" SarbaTou:
and illegal measures OF the Ceh'r"-
movers
The Wheeling intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1903-1961, 1916-11-17
", C, C, AWARDS
NUMEROUS PENSIONS

CHARLESTON. ". Va. Nov. l6.-
Mrs. Eliza Richmond. of Charleston,
widow OF Erastus A Richmond. was
today granted a pension of $50 per
month by Commissioner Lee OF. II.
+. johnson. 70, of Chase City. Va:
foreman of the w W. Boxl"y and
Con company. If War F:aElH. was
killed By blast and his widow. Car
ric Johnson. was awarded $50 per
month.
+. f. Dnmas,us. 50. Of Palmer OF
The Hollywood Lumber company; or
Palmer. WIS caught between rolling
logs and crushed 10 death. His widow
was allowed $35 pr month.
Henry Conner. A., OF kr"n"y.s
Creek, was killed by a fall III STATE
in the mine. His widow and children
were allowed 81" per month.
Leonard Germs. -. Of Hatfield
loader for tho Mary Ii"lrn Coal COM
pany, was "inctrucuied His widow
OF YatesviIlc. Ky. and children were
allowed $50 nrr month.
The Wheeling intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1903-1961, 1916-11-17
FOOD PRICE PROBE
NOW IN FULL SWING

WASHINGTON. Nov. IL. The in.
veStigation recently inanguraled by
the Depart meni of Justice INTO the
soaring prices Of food. coal and other
necessities If life handled in Inter
state trade j: Row in full swing IN
Nav York. CHICAGO. Pittsburgh. San
Francisco and other cities. Tomnr-
row the movement may take on a
broader scope upon the return her"
of chairman Hurley. of the Federal
Trade commission. who has an
nnuncrd tina; HE commission may
consider Immediately whrrhcr 20 in.
vr<1igatc The increased cost ri food
pruduclS
II :hr commission takes action. the
Two INVESTIGATIONS will h. rnnduclHd
separately lr Department n! Justice
dealing with possible violations OF
The antitrust Laws and tn" trade COM
mission inqlirinG fully into tn" pN"S'
ZION generally.
The Wheeling intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1903-1961, 1916-11-17
GAVE: Up TAKING
TANLhC She WRITES
Because She Began to eel worse
After Taking About BOTTLE
When Great Relief Came.
Sudden Relief Amazes This tlder'y
LADY and Her Daughter. Too.

81 had rheumatism and pains III my
stomach and side. and have been iolG
ihs was caused By gall stones. haI
an awful queer feeling and my stomach
seemed 10 be daily giving me moro
trouble after had taken IanIac
short while buf all of d sudden just
about AN hour after Id decided To quit
taking TanlaC. | experienced the great
est imaginable relief, and ! see no"
1ha; Tanlac did the work. passed
rape worm, 26 inches long. and can
not recommend it. 100 highly. !, or
course. feel better. and in order 10
urove this extraordinary statement
preserve il in bottle Of alcohol WhlcH
anyone doubling what ! say may come
and see al my daughters nome.
writes Mrs Margaret Lit'leton. ""Hi
Guernsey street, BclIaire, ONO.
81 recommend TanlaC highly To all.
Tanlac has become famed from one
end of The country 10 the other as
being remedy for removing Inc
cause Of stomach. kidney ana hFeE
ailments. and its reputation mere ~
Wheeling Is similar TO that winch y
rnIOvs in q hundred other American
Cries. The vital organs sometimes
for wears are drranSed and lmpronF-
is performing their functions due 10
some clucged condition or dtsordfT'
and rs a cleanser and reriViileF for
worn0ut systems, disgeStlon. energy
and nerves. TanlaC has nevhr hren
eGualed in this cit?- and the great
DAYTON Laboratory leads the world
in having created such a remarkable
prcparaliun. Thousands in this VI
ciniiv who have tak~n Tanlac recon-
mend il and it surely has proven
worthy a trial. c. Fl. Griests. 1l2a
Market street. are distributors :or
Tanlac here. S1.0o per bottle.
The Wheeling intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1903-1961, 1916-11-17

CHARLESTON, ". Va. Nov. 10
John J. Cornwcll. GoTeInOr-elect, made
a statement 10 the public Of West Viz
giuia tonight in regard 10 the calling
OF the extra session OF the legislature
by Governor Hatfield. which, in part
is as follows:
we are 70 have the turmoil and ez-
pense OF q special session 10 save the
Jobs or some men who have devoted
their time 10 politics instead or to their
public business. | made my primary,
as we'll az the general campaign, upon
the contention that we have been nav
ing too much politics In our state gov
eminent. announcing often that men
with the State government
and public institutions who gave their
time 10 the public business and we're
dccen. In their political activities
would have nothing 10 fear from me-
THE preteuse that there is any dan.
ger Of he defeated Democratic candl-
dates for State Offices ousting their
successful Republican opponents is TOO
absurd 10 discuss ! believe that the
only way TO preserve popular govern
ment Is 10 accept the results OF al
election, lawfully held and where The
ballots have been properly counted and
certified, and no one can get any ala
or comfort from me in any other
course.
Claims Election.
But do want the public 10 Know
further that have direct and positive
evidence that Judge Robinson, who has
never admitted my election, has
claimed TO his family and friends all
she time that he will eventually he
seated: that plans have been worked
out at Republican State h"adQuarterF
AT Clarksburg looking 10 that end; tina,
Governor Hatfield. the Legislature and
the place holders are actually expected
to use strong-arm tactics.
~ am q law-abidlng citizen and not
a revolutionlst. but have been elected
Governor OF this State and | feel that
owe it TO the people who made this
fight for and with me 10 use every
lawful effort TO see that dictai orship
is not set up here In West Virginia., !
would prove myself unworthy Of the
confidence the people imposed In me a
The late election were | not willing 10
continue to lead them and make any
sacrifice 10 prevent the high-handed
plans being consummated TO overthrow
nopular government in this State.
The Wheeling intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1903-1961, 1916-11-17
N O r &c E. .
II. Public Service Commission nf "r" virginia.
CaoItoI Building. Charleston

4 meeting r. the Public S"FTice 'r'nmtSsion -
W.a v.rsinia held IN III. 3lst dag 81 octH'F'' -
D.. 1916.
Lass 30. 50G.
Natural ia, Company r, West 'nsn"'
Aupn-a:nn 10 change rates.
;Thcr.,s aupiicdicn {" change rates mas nv 'I"S
roen rI.d hF the Natural Gas Company NJ IVES
virginia. and It is hereby ordered fhat !ca'e
s-on.rd ~ nuy person Interested N Tie "hl"""i'
,h.,..o hsfnro tho Commission az any uo'e III w
before tho 4,h da- o. Dc'.ri"T. !"'d ara tEi' ma
;sr he 80. t.n,r,r .or hcanS hT TIE COMMISSION ."
needing tn I've rid q, is offices in the a!'" h"u
inc IN the 4h day Of p"'"'nh"r !'''' ~ 80
,rlork p 81 Al witch TIM" ans TfTs"h NAV apI'''
and make such objection they mas de"m p;ot-..'
|, is further ordered that The applicant publish
orv Of This order oI,r. each week r.: i"ir SNcr's
i,. ueeks IN $50 newspapers Of "ri"SliH pocs "hi
# General rlrr,.:si!nn such there be- IN Tie I"u"
,! cfrc.cd bv the increase IN rates and iha' copy
r :Iis n,,er and said proposed rates pe poHtr" w.
,uhIi, Ipsyu4t,on az the CItT Hall IN the c-Hoe VI
whrrln;. Motmdsyiiie snd Ren"ood N""t ,".' nE
tor fou- srce,siY. weeks prior 20 pcccnioc? = '''
and Inst du. return thereof i've made n ms '"n-
mission.
4 Copy. ,,-rr,u
., 90, Secretary.
The Wheeling intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1903-1961, 1916-11-17
About People
Movements Of individuals to
and From the City.
.%ENHE-&.T-SjSN-FCVNN
AT THE HOTELS.

mclur-P. Terrell. New Martins.
Vile; c. f. Winner. OIliance; G. a.
Lamb, Dayton; O. Fl. Chain, Canton;
4. NJ. Oiphant, ClaysvilIe.
stamm-L. l.. Allen. Reader; ". }.
Bonchers. Washington. Pa; 5. NJ.
Kelley, Weston: A. PAUL. Sugar Val
Icy; Albert Dietrich, Rarnnna; Miss
Mildred Mueller. PaTkorsburg.
Windsor-W. r. Julius, Harrisburg;
p. +. Stratton, Ravenna; J. II. Davis.
Weston.
Grand CentraI-G. X Bruce. Column
bus; Y. f. Covert, GAINESVILLE; ". r.
King, Sharon; c. |. Shilling. Ian"S-
Vile.
The Rogers-W. l.. Brown, Cnnm-
bus; C.. :. Crow, Mnrgantnwn; ]. T..
English. Barton; +. b. Bernard, East
Liverpool.
Attorney John {. Palmer. Of Wells
burg. passed through III" civ last "v"-
ming, Ell route to Charleston.
Mrs. NJ NJ. Williamson oF Charles
ton. is attending the convention Of
Kings Daughters, now in session in
this city
Mrs. Howard Ross Of 'airmon'. is
delegate at the Kings Daughters
convention here.
Mrs. 7. 4. Ruffner OF Charleston. is
visitor here.
Stewart Cody Of in" West Nir@.nia
The Wheeling intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1903-1961, 1916-11-17
SECOND ATTACK FATAL

BALTIMORE. Md. Nov ;G-HpnrT
Tuerke. ~ months old. who was pro-
nouncod cured in NnW York after be-
ing given the serum treatment for in
:an,ila paralysis last summer IS dying
here from a second attack. Health
Commissioner Blake says il Is the
first time IN his knnwledce that a
child has been stricken :wirr.
From history Of Inc "as" irT, Riake
ms found nat II" "ijld wA& stricken
as: snmrn"" n 10" i"f: log. Will" This
lime tho g}ch: i"E aud ann are par.
alyZed
The Wheeling intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1903-1961, 1916-11-17
MILK PRODUCERS
INCREASE PRICE
To ALL DEALERS
ADVANCE OF TWENTY PER CENT
ENDORSED AT MEETING AT
WEST ALEXANDER.
May Mean Consumer viii Pay Two
Cents More the Quart-Sessio
Here Saturday.

AZ Il meeting OF The TriState MILK
Producers. Association - which in
cudrs this community in West
Alexander. Pa. yesterday. il was de-
rided TO increase the price of milk 10
dealers twenty per cent, which Will
likely mean that dealers III his sec
ton will inCrraS" the price 10 con-
sumers from IL 10 l. cents the quart:
However. il is probable that some or
them may not do so here.
The producers contend that their
increase 10 the dealer is not sulflc!-
ENTITY large 10 cause them to raise
The price 70 the consumers. In tax
ing action yesterday, the Rr0cuccrS
declare that they were forced 10 DO
so on account OF The high price or
food.
Meeting Here Tomorrow.
\ special meeting Of the Tri,State
MIX Producers association commit
tee, the Wheeling dealers and the
boards uf health OF the Wheeling dis
rr!ct will be held in the assembly
room Of the Wheeling Commercial as
suciation to further discuss tho price
raising question.
At the meeting Of the producers
held in this city about two weeks ago
no representative OF the dealers was
present. The dealers have given out
no information as To whether they
will advance the price. One Or more
Wheeling dealers have declared that
they will not Increase the price. even
though the Tr-State association
should raise the price, as they are
able to secure their supply from
other sources.
The Wheeling intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1903-1961, 1916-11-17
MINER INJURED
waruock Foreigner in wheeling Hos
pital with Broken Leg and
Injured Back.

Mik" nn,3ick. n Warn0ck. O.. miner
VAS ;tdiuj't"d - ;h1 Norti! Wheeling
hospital yesterday evening. In an acci-
si-nt az liz. Warilnril min" h" sustained
~ fractilr" ~ one icy and painful injUr-
3cS =. his bacH pr NJ tiaydosh. OF this
~. MS utVrn charE. ~ The cas-.
The Wheeling intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1903-1961, 1916-11-17
EXTRA SESSION
Continued from FIRST Pnge)

County, to stand by Governor Hat
field in the coming session Of the leg
islature.
Petitions have been circulated in
Hinton and Summers Counties protHS;-
ing against the action. These pet
lions are said to be signed b. several
hundred people.
The Wheeling intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1903-1961, 1916-11-17
WANTED-Male Help.

NahrED-O-r :rora man salary an! srpnnns
nniv No COMMISSIONS speaking t-o NJ rnore
ianEssns 70 shoa and Asil ho:a" >:nr N 5000 work
who vii take steady ,0 at high wages and se'aa
do,, va nc,d men women. siiS And boys. Nun
t-r!. q y.rzdy WORKERS fnr new industries ons ne"
factnrY ire. started Moro rnrn.nE ~ once o'heff
charging Immediately. No munitions. No FtHEe''
M labor troubles Good cnnd!thnA Beautiful snr-
s,rntIrps Leslthtul arrussmen.S. High par. Hee 4.
Turner. I22n Msrtrt Street. second hoo'. ct oHea
nls-i
The Wheeling intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1903-1961, 1916-11-17

NEUTRALITY-SUSPICIOUS. 10 sell household goods F1-
nr-lcnre unnecessary and lIberil CONFIRMATION u
wide awake man. c. r. Adams Co. l!+o-il42 M,ia
s.. upstairs
The Wheeling intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1903-1961, 1916-11-17
BUSINESS OPPORTUNITIES

PROSPEROUS second hand store for sale. $500 ash
ed Mako offer. Would consider raT;ne' Er'ep-
t;or.l chance 1924 Union St.. Rel:aire. O. n-lj-in
The Wheeling intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1903-1961, 1916-11-17

Tell the homo hunters about that
property Of yours-and get NE whole
matter settled quickly.
The Wheeling intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1903-1961, 1916-11-17
WANTED-Fema1e Help.

WANTED Girl 20 hc!p with houso1ors On farm.
employment the year round. Good home 70 rlshi
MARTY Middle agpd lady preferred. Mrs. Sarah az
fin Triadd?h!a. " Va. n-'''m
wANTEo-G.rl for general housewosk and cooking:
Fell Alt So H'I4''
The Wheeling intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1903-1961, 1916-11-17
LEGAL NOTICE
N o 7 | G E
Sealed Propo,ais for Public Printing s'no'n9 NV"
Stationery.

State D, West Nircnls:
Office If Commissioners n Public r'InunH' IL
NOTICE is hereby given that sea'n l'oI'stIS w.
hc received rs the Commissioners "f Public Tf'"'.nS
Of ,nn auditors office In the Capitol Annex IN III"
Citr Of tbsrcsrnn West Virginia. from fT'GS' ~
cnhcr %rI. 1916. tr'tl M"ndHT. the 4h Gay "l
rcnhrr 1915. a: - O'Clock NOON n Sa'n nN'; 'o' S
,,c.,,,inr rf IN. State Printing S'h'H b'ndins hh
Cor e,n,Iync thr STATE with Stationery and PrlncFI
rarr- cn- tha two Yeas beginning on N" tcc"h'
Wednesday January. 1871 and ehnihS mi Inc ~
rrd "Wednesday in January. lsIF.
Zach proposal must be accompanied ~ n'E'"' w
c,,cJ according 10 law by tho bidder with o. least
,,yo good and sufficient securities residing N ms
Stat. in tho renal sum ot len Ino"s~Ho '
IS III noe co. f"r all STATE Printing. and the I"''" H
~ r,,. Tlnasand Dollars tSI,00ooul Tor furhiSN"s
t.r,,- p,rc- and Stationery. and the PENAL sum 81!
Tyn Thousand Dollars tS2N@o. On, 'o- all STATE h''"
ins conditioned upon the fsithtui re'''FInt',n
said contracts. No md unaccompaHie1 NJ such .N'"'s
viii rr entertained ny The Commissioners OF fup'"
Printing. ,, :.
Estimate, Of ID" work 10 he done or m'ter'"s ="
r. furnished lnG"hoT with blank forms LOT IFo!''S"''
bonds. Gle. vii! Ii" furnished upon hppnCatpn ~
S:u,r; = Rec! n" Superintendent, Of Public PrhI-
.uG ,o,.r,,o
hid. f.: III" Printing. Finding and PHn1nS f1lF''
!UrtilnS Sia'ion":r.
rio rrrtr4., shall bs awan!ei 70 the lowest rSsroR
sur. hdlrr for the same respectively. unless .he's
. q resIon .hlc bidder for the whole whose ha Is
".s than she ascrsai" amount Of III" loves; t"para'o
hid> in which II" CONT aft shaiI lie A"a'u~i !"
the lowest bidder Ter Lhe Whole.
Al proposals must lie made GIHn Iii" r'htHi
rl,uLs furnished bv the Superintendent: ot fuoIm
rr,p;in- and tho said Commissioners rrserfe tie
rr=l:' ~ 70. any md all BIDS.
~ order ~ the commissioners Of Pubic PrntnS.
u;i,rI un."c our hands This LIST dsy OF HoF"h"H'
I9IG.
J. $ DARST. Auditor.
r l.. LONG; Treasurer.
NJ =. SHAWKEY.
SUPERINTENDENT "f Schools.
"Reminiscences, Of Public Printing for ,ht StSie ~
a!
The Wheeling intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1903-1961, 1916-11-17
FOR SALE.

FoR s6lE-In order 10 close sn estate: | an Ger
my 10: sale one q. the best farms In Eastern Oh0.
containing ,.9 acres SpoG buildings plenty 81 TN.
hcr ,uudn.!,d with coal and nesI improved paved
mad IeIl N n- address. W. o. Chappel. admins
traitor EarnesTilIo Ohio.
The Wheeling intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1903-1961, 1916-11-17

FOB sALE-Chesp. registered 0. I. C. male pigs from
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The Wheeling intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1903-1961, 1916-11-17

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The Wheeling intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1903-1961, 1916-11-17

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The Wheeling intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1903-1961, 1916-11-17

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