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WIN. BELL THOUGHT TO HAVE
BEEN BEATEN UP BY THUGS
WHO ROBBED HIM.
Injured Man Now in Ohio Valley Gen
eral Hospital Suffering from Serious
Iniuries-Police Investigate.

With his head badly beaten UP. and ne
living on the sidewalk in a pool OF MS
own blood, passersby found nesro
man in front of 1927 thapline SLlcr'
a. 40 last night partially uhC"h
~,.i"lls IN alarm vi r3l~"u IN 'IH
.,rl1rbur:aro,i rud several '"i0r"H p""'
i.,, r,.,.u-.ui.,"l TN. i"li"" - William
.l..il. raI huy .ir III" WlnI-mC.
i,r. lrl!> |; \"N,I man vi. ,tlir,! so
the 20 '.r''. .nh rr'i"r..,i Va. MAN 'nkru
- tho Ohio Valley G"n"r.I nrsiIrn!
in thu city ambulance. Al i u'rl",.h
ms morning he Ma s;!ll unconscious
and although there are NJ bones
broken and no skull! fractures. he is in
serious condition. The house physi
clans who are attending him would
risk no statement on the proba bic OUT.
come.
From what could he learned from
him during the times hr was con
sCious. he had heen attacked by thugs
on his way home and beat over the
head with a black jack and robbed.
He claimed M had conSidera BILE
money in his pockets when he started
IN 10 his boarding house.
Bell rooms AT Mamie Eaufmans
ronming house a 1881 Chaplne street
His home is in Louisville. Nv. AS
soon as the man was found TO have
been assaulted the police were notified
bur have been unable to develop any
leads that may result in arrests
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HEARING HELD
(Conttnued from First Page.)

stood. erect, gazed at the ceiling for a
moment and then began 10 speak.
We have ben asked he said
slowly, If we have the power 10 de
fer this strike. 1t has been called Tor
next Monday have the power 10 de-
fer that date in my organization. but
in the other organizations the Sltua
ton is different. The heads OF the
other brotherhoods cannot call back
the strike order.
But here is where | stand. For
years my men have trusted me. When
stood before the President the other
night and be asked me il this could be
done, l.found my GethSemane. TO the
men who have made me the recipient
OF all these things, | owe my first OBJ
legation. can put ii off. but if did
without gaining satisfactory settle
ment, there would linGer in the minds
'of those who have trusted me
thoughts of treachery. If put it off,
across a fair record of thirty years
would be written the word traitor"
For moment the witness paused
and seemed 10 peer far out over the
into his eyes and rolled down his
cheeks. He started to speak but
choked Apparently summoninC all
his strength he threw out his arms,
lowered. his eyes 10 the crowd and in
low voice asked, Can | face it?"
and dropped into his chair.
Not person in the room moved for
several seconds. Mr.. Garretson re-.
lieved the situation by rising from his
chair and leaving the chamber.
Arbitration Unfair
President Carter Of the brother.
/, hoods declared arbitration had work
ed out unfairly.
"Arbitrators." he said. always are
selected from the master class, and
that is unfair 10 US. We might as
we'll select Mr.. Gompers here 10 act
as neutral arbitrator He could give
US the hour day as fairly as an arbi.
traitor from the other class could deny
it us Glass questions are not arbi.
"a BILE.
The divinity of Christ long has been
a mooted question. Suppose YOU
sought TO arbitrate that and named
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vote on The Adamson bill by $50 p. N
| Another will be- brought into clear the
way for immediate consideration OF
tho measure unless the Republicans
allow il TO be taken up without obiec
lion
Speaker Clark remarked that enact.
mrnt of the strike legislation by Sat
urday night would mean final adjourn
meni Of Congress next Wednesday.
Mann Opposed.
Representative Mann, the Republi-
can leader. is opposed 10 the Adamson
bill, and other Republicans have an
nounced their intentions 10 vote
against il. hur there has been no min
orirv conference On the subject and no
/ strong concerted opposition is looked
for.
Rcrorts tonight that brotherhood
heads would be willing 10 notify their
general chairmen that satisfactory
| settlement had been reached if they
received assurance from the admin
IisIration that the hour bill would be
Icnacted into law. we're denied by them.
They declared that they would not
rescind the strike order until the Dill
! had become a law.
The senate Commttee worked untll
long after midnight and adjourned 70
| meet AGAIN at nine o'clock tomorrow
morning TO complete its report. Al,
though early in the evening it had
been definitely determined 10 present
! only one measure tomorrow-the
,, Adamson bill in slightly amended form
some members still we're urging, the
entire program originally proposed oy
the President andN consideration was
given to proposal that the Interstate
Commerce Commission be empowered
10 fix wages for employees Of Interstate
The only important difference be-
tween the committee bill as It now
stands and the Adamson measure IS
he living of January. i as the effec-
i've dale OF the eight hour proyisloi:
and he exemption of railroads not
over 100 miles long, electric street and
Iiulerurban lines.
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TEXT OF BILL
Continued from E!rSt 1ngs')

mission created under the p"oVIs.
sions of this act shall receive such
compensation as may be flHco oy
the preside The sum OF twenty
five thousand dollars. or so much
thereof as may be necessary be.
and hereby is. appropriate OUT OF
any money in the United States
treasury not otherwise appropri-
ated, to be immed lately available
and to continue available until the
close of the fiscal year ending
June 80, 1917, for the necessary
and proper expenses incurred IN
connection with the work OF such
commission. including salaries, per
diem, travelling expenses OF mem
bers and employees and rent fur-
niture, office fixtures and sup.
plies. books. salaries. and other
necessary expenses, the same to
be approved by the chairman OF
said commission and audited by
the proper accounting officers OF
the treasury.
Section 3-That pending the re-
port Of. the commission, herein
pTOVlOeO LOT, anu IO' q PS' wv "
thirty days thereafter, the conn.,
pensation Of railway employees
subject 70 this act for a standard
eight hsur work day shall not be
reduced below the present stan.
ard days wage. and for all neces-
sary time in excess OF eight hours
such employees shall be paid at
rate not less than the pro rata
rate for such standard eight hour
work day.
Section THAT any person VIC.
Iatrng any provision OF this act
shall be guilty Of misdcmeanor
and upon conviction shall be fined
not less than one hundred dollars
and not more than one thousand
dollars, or Imprisonment not to
exceed ono year or both.
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MAsEr rAI1rERRo-v1RaM1A.

Mabel Taliferro. the gifted and charm
ing little stage star who is now appear
ing exclusively IN Metro wonderplays
ON on" Friday ID ye and Saturday in Gods Half
Acre" a five-part feature produced by
Metro-Rolfe The story is one of great
charm. teeming with unusual situations
Of both comedy and pathos. There are
many thrilling moments also. and q de-
lightful love story is unfolded in de-
cidcdIy interesting manner.
Gods Half Acre" possesses every
requisite for g. screen masterpiece. The
star Is one Of the foremost OF either the
stage or screen. The story is unusual
and high In quality: the supporting cast
is exceptionally strong: the settings are
wonderful. and Edwin Carewe. who
ranks with the three hest directors In
the country. produced 1t:
The ScliC Weekly and a new Drew
comedy, "Ducks is Ducks" Will be
shown in addition.
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NEW CORPORATIONS

CHARLESTON. ". Va, Aug. 81
Certificates of Incorporation has been
issued By the Secretary Of state IL, to
The Following new concerns which VIII
operate under the laws OF west Viz
ginia: -,,. c,,. oor,.
pany. of Pennsboro, chief works Rit-
chic county: authorized capital Sl5o.
900; incorporators: Tom y. s{rickleI'
r B. Wells. John B. yates Jonn ~.
McDougal, all Of Pennsooro' ana T. T.
Hartley OF Fairmont;, ~
The H B. Marinelli Limited 1ncor.
norstion, ~ New York to manage and
Snance vaudeville and other theatrical
nerformances; authorized capital S.
IN. incorporators James E. Sterritt
+ ~ 4 Behan, A. l.. Fullerton, M. E.
PEBBLES and David Patterson, all OF
Now York,
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SUMMER RESORTS
was the guest Of Miss Maud Mozart!
Saturday and Sunday.

was the guest Of Miss Maud Mozart!
| Saturday and Sunday.
Beulah, the young daughter of Mr.
and Mrs. ". +. Pryor. has been quite Ill
at her home but Is improving
Miss Mary McWillian. of Martins
Ferry. returned to her home Friday
after visit with Mrs. Annie Litten. of
this place.
Mr.. Thomas Starbuck. of F'reeport.
was visiting relatives at Colerain Sun
day.
Miss White. Of shadyside, spent the
weeks end with her sister Mrs. Thomas
Ankle.
John W. Litten returned home Sun
day, after g. trip to Atlantic City.
Mrs. A H. Rigsby and son. Kenneth.
Of Mckees port, Pa. are visiting rela-
lives at Colerain, this week.
Mrs. S. P. Fickers was q Wheeling
shopper Wednesday,
Mr.. Joseph Farquhar, of Pennsylvania,
Is visiting his aunt. Mrs. J. w. Walker.
Mr.. ind Mrs. Harry Harris and fam
lily. of Akron. arc visiting relatives at
Colerain.
Mr., ]. R. White was business caller
In Wheeling Monday.
Mr.. A H. Rigsby, Of Mckcesport. Pa.
spent the week end with his parents OF
this place.
Mr. 1. A, Hogue returned home Friday
after a visit with relatives at Somerton
and Woo6sfield.
Mr.. Thomas Ankle and daughter, Jose
phine were callers in Barton Thursday.
Mr.. T. c. Mercer, who is in Il serious
condition at his home, Is g. little better.
Mr.. and Mrs. j. r. Haines and Robert
were callers in Bridgeport Wednesday.
Mr.. ]. w. Rigsby returned home en-
Tuesday after visit with his daughter
at Elm Grove, ". Va, Mrs. c. H. Wal
ker
Mrs. Deborah Bundy and daughter.
Miss Laura, are visiting relatives at
Salem, O.. this week.
Messrs. +. P. Simpson and F. c..
Kinzy. attended the Teachers Institute
at Bethesda
Mr.. and Mrs. Edgar Fell and family.
spent Sunday In Martins Ferry with
Mr.. and Mrs. J. W. walger have re-
turned home after a few days visit with
relatives at Centerville, Pa
spent the week end with her parents,
Mr.. and Mrs Edward McCarty.
Mr.. and Mrs. Ralph Fox and family. OF
McKeesport, Pa, returned home Sunday
after visit with his father, Edward
Mr. Harry Bond Of Wheeling. gave
an excellent address TO the Teachers
Training graduates Sunday evening. at
souire R. NJ. Simpson and wife, OF
Barton, spent Sunday at the home Of
their parents. Dir. and Mrs. j. W. Rigs
MIR. Roy Ice, Of Martins Ferry. sang
q solo SUNDAY evening at this place.
MIR. ]. R. Haines was a caller in
Adena. Wednesday.
Miss Claire Hogue was the guest of
Miss Jennie Mercer, Of Pleasant Grove,
Tuesday.
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TUNNEL 10 cHokEo

CHARLESTON, ". Va, Aug. q
Coal operators interested In the
erauons on either side Of the n
tain which separates Coal River
Cabin Creek, reported today thae,,
inspection OF the railroad tunnel
tween the two valleys shows &
blocked with debris and that NJ
Of work will be necessary before y
&c can be handled through It ona
rails. The tunnel Is on q branch OIL
Chesapeake & Ohio railroad. 5
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low or 2 Mohammedan as arbitrator
Thai would br analogous with the
IND ri arbitration we have expert.
encnc.'
As an example of his cnn'rn'lon.
Mr. Carter declared that Charles \.
Naccl, former Secretary OF commerce {,
and Labor, was named as arbitrator IN
railroad case and that later whcn
the unions learned h. was trustee OF
an Institution holding Sl-;"n"'U"o
worth Of stock III lines !ncludfn III lhe
NEGOTIATIONS. The government "'C't''tu
10 remove him from his Doaru U! IT.
blIrllinn.
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prosnects Encouraging.

NEW YORK. aug. H.-A!InouEH .ne
nrnsnnr,s ~ avcrting the threatened ma
;;iontwidc strike was cons ld5ered enc sna
arins tonight. city ottclaIs Grd srIite
cnntinurd their efforts TO provide
a .o.,,msI ehntTnrinr in possible emer-
SSn,,S ; mn,rTi ' of Police Woods
S Srn parsd an appeal 10 the railroads and
employees urging them in me event ~ paC o.;
strike 10 permit food snpp sso 20 sf ,er.
the city. The ConlmiSsio"t! .o,,id o.
y e" Tis against dealers who raised
UPWARDS va ItH' 81 1000 carloads Of food are
brought here weekly. mech Gill nt IL periS-
abl" The department Of io h rsridad ssu IL
atss that more than s1s 4 rsquircd " reek S
t !GSn m" oF he citys needs OF flour
fnn fro % iao. {Ss to $4,000 barrels
wpIk
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Ttphtiup General

t;E%rNA. SWITZERLAND. Aug. 81
Ma Farms, al" l.. M-FightinE has he
/ come general over the 400 miles Transyl-
vania front says the Bund correspondent
al Austro-German headquarters. The
!Aus,ro-Hungarians, he says. are finding
it impossible TO hold the political boun..
Diary and are retreating to their second
fortified line.
1t is reported that q council OF war
will assemble shortly at Vienna EN-
peror William of Germany. Emperor
Francis Joseph OF Austria-Hungary and
King Ferdinand of Bulgaria, will be
present
Bulgarians. it Is reported, fear the
Russians will make combined land and
sea attack on Yarna. q Bulgarian Black
Sea port
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GOVERNMENT ENDS CASE

WINNIPEG. Man, Aug. 31.-The
government completed its case today
in the trial of Sir Redmond Rob
lin, former Premier Of this province
and two members OF his cabinet. Geo
n. Coldwel and James H. -Howden
charged with conspiracy to defraud
the province in the erection OF parlia'
ment buildings. The defense announc'
ed that it would call no Witnesses.
The case may be In ltheSh hands OF
the jury by Saturday.
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1.-THE MARX OF cAIN"-coLoN1AL.

The Mark Of Cain" a five reel Red
Feather feature photoplay 10 appear on
Theatre has In its cast remarkable COL
lection of motion picture stars. The
male lead Is taken by Mr.. Lou CLANCY.
MIR. CLANCY Is now considered one Of
the ahlest character actors on the staff.
In this play he successfully takes the
part of a lad who goes to prison to
save his fathers name.
Miss Dorothy Phillips. who plays OPP
posite Mr.. CLANCY, hardly needs any
mention. She has been playing leads
in Universal pictures for several years
and is one Of the prettiest as we'll as
one Of the most popular OF the Uni
versal stars.
Francix Y. Rushman and Beverley
Bayne will he seen in their new two
part picturizatioR "A Virginia Ro-
nance" these same two days.
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COLERAIN

|, Cot,FRAIN, D., Aug. 3l--Rev. J. 4
Shaw was caller at the O. V. G. hospi.
fsI in Wheeling, , Iuesaa Wif. and family
nf J,ekins returned home Wednesday
at after Aa spendinE 'hsir vacstion Win rela
MISS sarah Hill. of bridgeport. is Wis
ling friends at Colerain.
Mrs William kreieer. who met with
n,Irh . serious accident. Is improving
ranjdlv, and is ahl- TO bcout aEai.
Mrs Charles Lash is quite ill at the
q = =, hospital in Wheeling.
Miss Ethel Rucker has returned home
after a visit ri UplandG;;,
20 risiiInr relatives at this place
Mrs Florence StarbuCk was calling on
friends in Wheeling Tuesday.
Miss Rcaha Paxton. OF Martins Ferry.
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II
ONE KILLED; TWO tNJuRE6,

PITTSBURGH. Aug. 31.-A I'D
train on the Wabash Pittsburgh II
inal railroad late today struck n
ney bus near Dearly, ten miles 8
of Bridgeville. killing Aubrey q
aged II, the driver and injurina
brother. Julian, aged is, and b
Ward; aged 81. Both Of the 81
suffered probable internal inturie
their condition Is serious.
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-nr CAPRfCyE.

June caprice. the, beautIful youns
William Fox star. whose place in the
hearts Of Wheeling motion picture pa.
work in Caprice of the Mountains
will b. seen In her latest success. Lit
tie Miss Happiness" a. the ,i Rex - Thea .sa
is supported by large se,s ea Tse .nelue Ths
Harry Hilliard and Ze ma pset-Ic Ea are
fax ! = series erie " Of picture plays will be the
aSS,d a,iractton. Continuous perform
ances rom p. m. until 1880 r. m
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THE PAIL OF 4 NATION.

The special Fair Week attraction at
the Court Theatre will be Thomas
Dixon's great spectacle The Fall Of a
Nation This is another Dixon master
pevc and is a sequel to The Birth Of q
Nation" with music by Victor Herbert,
Americas foremost composer. An or
chesira Of eighteen selected musicians
will be used - render the music which
is one OF tho features OF this much talk
ed OF entertainment. The attraction
comes direct from the Liberty Theatre,
New York City. after long and sue
ceSsrul engagement
Two performances will be given daily.
2.l5 and 8:l5.
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$4,000 FIRE.

WILLIAMSPORT, Pa, AUG. 3lz
Fire early this morning at the 81.
Transport Dickinson Seminary can
loss estimated at $4,000 and totll
President B. G. Conner and his&N,
to jump from the second story tor
cape the flames. His two dIukh
were rescued by the janitor. - "a
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r,nharrn IN P. g. B.

PHILADELPHIA, Aug. 3l,-tolloW
tnC close on III. action OF the iennsfl,
vania and other railroad systems me
Philadelphia and Reading ka "a M o eo. III
i i've Stock, rHrishable frel ght. c1plo-
s H and in;lammables. the embargo
~ he hec0n.r effective tomorrow al mid
night.
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Open subscriptions.

AMSTERDAM. Via London. Sept -
40 a. M--The subscription list 1or
the fifth German war loan will oIen
S Ser and close October 5. The
loan will be in the. form OF hve Pes
cent. Imperial bonds not redeenao.s
before 1924, issue price 9S, and "a Pei
cent treasury notes at IS.
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Chicago Natioals IN the deal for FL
Zimmerman signed a three year q
tract with tho Chicago team tonight
ter holding out several days. II h9!
Doyle will receive $500 a,year -!
the Cubs aTj
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~ T.au Nin".

LONDON. Aug. 3l--s:36 +; Mt IS
,Tirially announced in SI"ckhnl1n- says
II tta,,, JrS,,I;,,h. that Russia has or
I'd ,t,n,s ln!L around the Aland IS,
,nI ~ lar AS Swedish Territorial
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Won HINDENBURC
Continued on Page Tenn

,,,.- IS, correspondent Of the
:T;n,as 'te Hitherto criticized the es-
| f.bIieb,,mn, n an army at SalonlRl as
q 1;ssinnt;or If energy on side shows.
They contended that me rnnsto.r ren cl!
forces should have been ,;ar Rr;ans on o,
the western front. ,rodited with insist
!hc ouheL nStiTE o,,iki enterprise and with
t'tc IN ~. ~, ,.ia1rs upon the British staff
iSni Tn+T '' 5ora has now swung entirely
to the French strategy IA occupying
Saloniki. 80 Eulgaria ,rcaken-
ing ana OF 'ne not illze and resist Bull
government. w zion Of the territory in
$500 - t,I'S :" rerently won IRON turkey are
much discussed. A Alma ana ' En,,iS ~
Bulgaria is visiting Ln tears N ro,,,rn
Sn'IuIa,inh IS and Is prepared TO alb
~ ms hlnsao,r If Crown Prince Boris.
ulGalG IN laru,s TO be hedging on Bull
roria!e ramble by expressing sentl-
n1cnts friendly TO ms ht.n 20
The Munich Nschd5r 40 not donh, t tmI.
The Central powers ne alarmed n, ber
garlas Io!aityd and the lack OF news
HpScutg ,,ountry. Rome reports that
from Ina nIircs insurance by rein
f fu of 100000 IurAish trnnrs he
f..r,. sh.. Nil declare W."
artillery Active In West.
..,i,yr on all the battle
Nrt' ~ 'Euror". but only IN the Tran
fronts PnmnIian border has infantry
~ 60, end TO any extent. Bad wealth
t','h rnneTs operations in France: the
r, ~ las and Advertisements on the
IN ., nc, Iine are resting as are the En-
tas,e Forces and tho armies of the Gem
..nI pnmers in Macedonia and the Aus
100. -; and Italians have yet TO renew
hnir desperate fighting OIL few weeks
ago.
,,,,, tho whole line Of the Lower
onna,Sians the Rumanian armies are
al Ia r,nd Tracking the -Hungar-
~, tor,.as The defenders are said TO
t"' IN reiired to their second fortified
line. - kronsladt thu Au~,
have taken ne" positions
wrsi Of Csik Szereda on Inc ALuIa River.
af,ar lighting with the ti4 Ii n'a ans This
Sn nrS h ,,SIt through qhe mountains on
The eastern border pmr, a,'Ia az
we'll as on the soEsh on ~, nm IN a.
lacks east Of Iron W. ~" '"' I'anuoc
were reFu'S,rrmno ps arc marching through
TUSCAN whether Ito strike Al Rul-
"hruu1A If IarnA fr 10 aid the Ru-
shrIa Ilo'' !rnvading Trh hsylFania. it Isl
not knnWn., al a Rus ,ian fleet has ar
II Is Tep a. tanza. ie principal RAJ
,lrsH AZ t,cn Sea Por and the BulEar-
nanlan h.a ia 10 fear combined land
md sea attack on 1''"' nus 'cllu F. |
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French Mako ProeresA.

PARIS. Aug. 3l-10:45 P. MO
nights communication reports progress
south Of the Somme. near Estress and
Soyecourt. but says that elsewhere
along the French front there is nothing
important to report.
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j, v. I no
Asked 7
Creditors
)Extend Loans
lNlOET0NN

creditors Of ! ---
banker and Goa. Pa. Nug. al.-Srcurr1
town. were iodaEN. Thompson. former
loans for r"rIr operator OF Union
The request wa, asked tn cxtcnd their
sent trum New 81 Of three Years
myer. counsel for, contained III a letter
mittcc. and is thetrk by $arnu"I Umt~r-
Of deal for The i The creditors CEN
tina, the plan oI 1al94 q rsr! of 'fn%mr.
from ruin. inasrill probably save tho
Si nrS Gurh rs tn" m E'S"
coal values i"( to"! holdings ~ fore,
,,a nrny.'. years - COM.
dr@ ~ :H' .":"p.r INC extension carries
s..".. i'"c':""' all taxes an: interest
".G up th"r"aftr;,- =. ",,d on "r be-
obligation held | '... md D.. .
TORS. ...,,
The reported &c
vii, u" rroyidr the a ,".:'...,. ,..'. .,.,
the pavmsn, Of Il No." >,'rE =, ' H.. r",.
sr,v and III" int, ,.H We. .,.n,.
which. combined. l., n'rr"."e at II"
rate of $500 an hour. 1t Is bcli"N"d m
! deal viii 10 com2l"tca by December
! and The secured creditors nave been
/ . skcd 10 answer hy mkt Monday
whather they Will extend ih"lS loans.
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Constanza Is the principal Rumaniar
Black Sea port. 1t Is in the Dobrudja
or eastern section Of Rumania-
II has been announced that Russian
troops have begun marching through
Dobrudja
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ATLANTIC CITY H0r~
GRAND ATLANTIC

Virginia ave, close to Beach: nnpivate
baths; running water in rooms: e!es ,mer.
etc; notable table and service q +.
plan. Booklet Auto at trains: oo':e-9.
SHAW. t-t-l-S-dO--'
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UNCDNSC|0US MICRO FOUND ON
CHAPL|NE STREET At N||DN|GHI

Bulgaria. on the Danube. report 70
Paris says. has been occupied by the
EumanihnS.
The Wheeling intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1903-1961, 1916-09-01

BERLIN, Aug. 30-Via London. aug.
3l--5:55 P. Mt is understood the
Turkish and Bulgarian declarations OF
war on Rumania will be delivered SIM
ultaneously. The time of the delivery
is uncertain
The Wheeling intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1903-1961, 1916-09-01
Children to Holland.

Children to HOLLAND
WASHINGTON, Aug. 3l-Large num-
hers Of German children are being sent
into Holland for homes and food, &C
cording to today's consular dispatches.