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The Lancaster news. [volume] (Lancaster, S.C.) 1905-current, 1916-06-16
DUTY TO ACCEPT" SAYS HUGHES


this telegram Chairman Harding the Republican National Convention
n
Mr. Cha and
nomination
history that
respond
You speak national eNgency anscendng merely partisan
with firm protective upbudng policies essential and security
to that call in this crisis fail with the pledge of
all that in the service country Therefore accept the
q the unHnohng all the rights
American citizens land
81 neither difficulties.
taty that ncalculaby
Ho course amenao wrong with regard to both our rights and
duties.
consistency;
we were not concerned utterly failed appreciate and discharge
plain duty citizens Administration
the high responsibilities of diplomatic
tions suboduated
presented to the world humliatng nepitude
Bd reports have avaid recognize the influence and
ge unfortunately sacrificed and stripped
their
uona interests partisan
steadaly all
to
nifty
which knows no Interior purpose for
patriotism which
VIII
instant tolerate division o allegiance.
eve
Of an efficient nation ready for every emergency
Our industrial
adjustment of the protective principles
living We
democracy patriotism
tice In
practices. honest
business Particularly should
We must not throttle here abroad
and take pride in honorable achievements
press sincerely trust hat al former differences
that have united effort
opportunity
andI
reservedly TO the campaign CHARLES e. HUGHES"
The Lancaster news. [volume] (Lancaster, S.C.) 1905-current, 1916-06-16
SHAKE UP YOUR BRAINS

Shake up your brains, brother,
shake them up lively. Somewhere in
the dark recesses of your cranium is
an lea that would be OF great value
TO your home community.
Let the idea out and pass it along
for examination and dissection and
for possible use for the betterment
Of our people.
Any man OF normal intelligence is
full Of good ideas, but few people
care to exploit them before the pub
lie. And yet the exploitation Of
ideas is Just what we need for the
Improvement of local conditions.
Step forward and tell us what Won
know or what you think. Much Of
1t may not be utilized but there NAV
vet appear the one great opportunity
for which this community is waiting
DO IL now and your action NAV spur
your neighbors to such an extent that
we may eventually get some where
and do something.
The Lancaster news. [volume] (Lancaster, S.C.) 1905-current, 1916-06-16

When the baby takes too much
food the stomach turns; the result
is indigestion, sourness and vomit-
ing. Frequently The bowels are in
volved and there is collie pains and
diarrhoea. McGBE's BABY ELIXIR
is a grand corrective remedy for the
stomach and bowel disorders OF
babies. 1t Is pure, wholesome and
pleasant to take. Price 25c and sec
per bottle. Sold by all dealers in
medicine.
The Lancaster news. [volume] (Lancaster, S.C.) 1905-current, 1916-06-16

The biennial circus will begin its
1916 round next Tuesday in Spar
tanburg and already those who are
to perform stunts for the enlight-
ment of the dear people are reheas-
ing their several parts in readiness
for the plunge into the ring. Alto
gether now for the peanuts and red
lemonade
The Lancaster news. [volume] (Lancaster, S.C.) 1905-current, 1916-06-16

Why can't Lancaster secure the
advantages of an interurban railway,
just as other sections are doing? An
electric railway line would give us
better connections thus bringing us
into closer touch with other sections
and helping us to develop our own.
But in order to get an electric, line,
like anything else. somebody must
go after it. Will you?
The Lancaster news. [volume] (Lancaster, S.C.) 1905-current, 1916-06-16
LUTHER ELLISON. Editor

LET reverence for laws be
breatheo by every American
mother to the lisping babe that
lrattles on her lap; le. 1t be
taught in schools, II seminaries
End colleges; let 1t be written
in primers, spelling books and
slmanacs; let 1t be preached
from the pulpit, proclaimed In
legislative halls, and enforced In
courts Of justice. And in short,
let 1t become the political relig-
ion Of the nation; and let the
old and the young, the rich and
tn poor, the grave and the gay
Of all sexes and tongues ani
colors and conditions. sacrifice
uncen singly upon its affairs"
The Lancaster news. [volume] (Lancaster, S.C.) 1905-current, 1916-06-16

The Washington Herald says "a
Denver couple have decided to separ-
ate until the wife learns how to
cook. BY that time she probably will
be able to get better job"
The Lancaster news. [volume] (Lancaster, S.C.) 1905-current, 1916-06-16

We have never yet known a small
BOY who was not red by ambition to
become an engineer, the kind that
drives the engine of a train.
The Lancaster news. [volume] (Lancaster, S.C.) 1905-current, 1916-06-16

In securing the services Of wo-
man health officer, Monroe has set a
splendid example to other towns Of
North and South Carolina:
The Lancaster news. [volume] (Lancaster, S.C.) 1905-current, 1916-06-16
FRIDAY. JUNE Is, 1916.

General Green and all his forces are
beginnig to mobilize for the annual
campaign.
The Lancaster news. [volume] (Lancaster, S.C.) 1905-current, 1916-06-16

The Peace Prosperity and Pre-
paredress" slogan is good enough
for any Democrat and it good
enough for us
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ARMOREO CARS
Continued from PIrrt Pags.)

Of juggrrnauI. ii looks uncanny 10
see them crawl along the ground just
like huge caterpillar. In thick for.
est, if they encountered trees they
could not brush out Of their way. they
could easily be used 10 uproot them
and clear their own paths
Mr.. Baker said the tractors sent TO
England weigh about $1,000 pounds
each, develop 100 horse power. and
are built of steel The caterpillar fea-
ture. he explained, is of the utmost I'M
porlancc. Speaking broadly. The trac.
tor crawlS on Two belts. with CORFU
gated surfaces, On either side nf the
body. The corrugated surface is on
the ground. On the inside Of the belts,
on each side Of the body. arc two lines
Of steel rails. making four lines IN all.
These rails are in short sections, joint
ed. and operate over a second coEged
mechanism that actually lays them
down with shnIr belt attachmen: as
the tractor moves ahead. and picks
them up again 50 that the car runs on
its own self.!aade track continually.
Easy 10 Turn.
The short Joints IN The rails make
Il; easy To turn 10 ripht or left.
The body Is supported BY trucks
with five wheels. something like small
railroad trucks. These wheels never
touch the ground. but run upon The
.steels rails. In The ordinary tractor
about seven fec, Of belt and rails is
on tho ground al one time. Mr.. Baker
said that the machine would bridge
any trench Thai was not wider than
the length Of track it laid on The
ground at one lime. The bow" nigh
hit tho far side OF tho trench far be-
low the TOP. and the stern" would
undoubtcdy sink little. but the lena
city Of the tractor. he declared. would
enable it "a 60 ahead and climb Out.
Although he would not discuss The
matter. il was understood the United
States War Department is experiment.
inc with armorpd tractors somewhat
like those now in use on the British
battle line.
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Take Flor1ua by Assault.

PARIS, Sept. iS-NiI London, ":HJ \.
M.--F'lnrna. an important town IN
assault by French troops today. accord
ing - an official statement issued her"
tonight. The RulEarianS arc retiring in
disorder in the direction Of Monastir tho
statement adds Serbian troops also
have gained successes in the region qi
Lake OStrovo.
Tho statement follows:
East Of the Ccrna. Serbian troops
have reached the approaches To Mount
Netrinik and rcpuls"d violent bulgarian
attacks. Taken under harraC" and ma
chine gun fire. enemy conllng"ntS SUI
f"red heavy losses. Further west. Ser
hian detachmcnts continue 10 advance
have. with a single rush carried along
the crest Of KaImakcatan the first But
gariau line. which was strongly organ
I'D and defended by numerous wire en-
iitnElcm"ntS. Enemy counter attacks
launched during the night were repulSed
completely.
infantry continues the crossing Of the
river Rrnd. while the artillery "n"rEct-
ically homhards bulgarian positions on
the right bank.
"On our left wing. Franco Russian
troops engaged strong Bulgarian forces
on the R"sna- Fl"rina front. After a
desperate StruEgl" lasting through
the whole day OF the Eth and all Of tbs
following night. aid despite the despcr-
ate resistance Of the RulGarianS. who
delivered series OF counter attacks
and cavalry charges. our troops gained
1t brilliant victory. The town Of Flor.
ina WAS carried by assault at 10 t''clocl;
this morning by French troops and is
entirely in our power. Tn" enemy Is re-
firing in disorder in the direction Of
SlonaStir,
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FHlLAbELrHIA. sept. i>--.Ngcnts Of
the Department Of JuStIc. were busy
herr. today gathering further evidence
aCrin&. the members q! the alleged
matchmaking band arrested in Chicago
saturday! and tonight served Il warrant
or William HutIcr. alias HuiiS. VIII" fed
"rai authorities SAY. is ono If the ring
leaders Of the syndicate. other arrests
ar" expected. and IN III" meantime. tn"
government officers here are WITHHOLD
ing details Of the operations Of. the al
lcSc,l hlackmailcrS in the eastern part
Of tho country
Butler was arrested here last January
on Il cnarGc at conspiracy and lmpcr>nn-
atiac Il United states Mar~Eai III at
tempting 10 cXt0ri money tr"W Mrs.
SAstu =. :. WIup"nu? III "r'i"r 1" pro-
i"rt u son from prosecution from 4 sup
posed ">Capad" ia Atlantic lily. II" WAS
held IN h"3Iy bail ana WAS :" iiHIc. been
brought Ia irlHi Il. tn. present t"rrn Of
tn. federal district court. N"s. W;npcn-
ny died several works ~" aud N con-
$"Jueur. IL" C:,S" j. bold III th"NanCe
on tho sam" day Eur"r VAS arrested
Mrs R"ciu:. kllpp"f. ACCORDING |" Frank
l.. iarharluo ac"n; 81 tn" depart me nj
- JuS,lc" in ;ht 81 :. wen: I" Nm fnrk
"i'h q man VIII" turned az lHt"r |" ne
fHnh trUrf"r. atlas i'"u collins. She
!"'l = victim 81 II" alleged hlackma1l-
::S. according !" ';arhnrtr". aud was
muir'"h r"' "f - iarG. S'i;u 81 n"n"s'
hv Franz Irwin. Who's. h"m.'. l. sand ="
DC IN Worcester. Mass. and another man
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WILSON
RETURNS FROM SOUTH

COLUMHIA. S. e.. Sept. lA-~Pr"$G"n.
Wilson,. who came here today Tor ~"
funeral IF hts only sister. Mrs. .Ann" IT,.
Home. LIFT at h:15 o'clock This evening
for the summer white house at Long
Branch. y. J.
Afi"r the funeral tn" President took
an automobile rid" around t"lumhlh;
visiting relatives ami places hr hah
known IN his hnyh"ud days. He was
accompanied by Mrs. Wilson. Miss Mar
garcr Wilson and Dr. Gr;Iys"n, the white
house physician.
When tho Presidents special tram
pulled out several Thousand people
ihronG"d tho station and stood Sil"nilE
with haired heads. TIL" President bowed
quietly:
On his ride the President visited Mrs.
James Woudrnw. AN aunt. who W"irpm-
cd him as "T"mmy" and remarked L"
Mrs. Wilson:
since h" took In writing hooks nc
calls himself Wunhr0w.'
Mr. Wilson also called at tho Column
hia ThnnlnEiral Seminary. and was
shown the char and room used by his
father as an instructor there.
The President plans I" spend tnm"r-
row afternoon AMI night quietly At Long
Branch and on Wednesday, will resume
active direction Of his campaign plans
interrupted ny the illness and death Of
Mrs. Howe.
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MAJ.-CEN. MILLS
(Coutinued from First Page.)

Headquarters at Atlanta. Ga Only
last month he was commissioned a
Maj r-Gcrcral.
President Of War College
Before becoming mead Of tho militia
division. he had been President Of The
war college and superintendent OF the
military academy. He worked ont tho
mobilization plans for the state troops
who operated successfully during the
Mexican border situation. He con-
tended vigorously for increasing the
efficiency Of Tho National Guard and
dealt unspa rncly with the faults or
the system or Of individual organiza,
lions whenever he appeared before
Congress in connection with army
legislation.
The task Of federalizinS the $iaIc
troops under the plan laid nui by Con.
eress in the reorganization hill ~.
Gently signed has rested largely upon
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BORAH AND ROBINSON
CONTINUED from First Page

ing hard at work arranging appro-
PIRATE decorations in the auditorium
and American flags and pictures Of
National and State candidates were
used prOfuSely in converting the audi
torium into typical Republican rally
hall.
Ladies' Will Attend.
Sections of the galleries have hccn
reserved for ladies. and a large mum.
her Of The fair sex have indicated their
intention Of hearing thc distinguished
Republican leaders. Both Senator 30.
rah and Judge Robinson arc always
pleased 10 speak TO mixed gatherings,
and their addresses are typifed by
such a degree of refinement that the
county committee welcomed the Suc.
geStion 70 invite ladies 10 he present.
Summers band will be on the
streets at $50 o'clock This evening.
and will remain out until few min
uteS before o'clock. entertaining the
gathering with stirring selections.
The band will be stationed in tho audi
lorium during thr meeting and will
inlerSperse the program with a num-
Der Of selections.
Reception Committee.
Tho reception committee selected
by the county committee 10 entertain
Senator Rorah and Judge Robinson
This evening included: Hon. Cha$. !.
Srhuck. chairman: Gen. ALFRED Cai5.
we'll. Mayor r. l.. Kirk. II. c. Ogden,
Campbell Henderson. DR.. R. j. Hersry.
H. NJ. Browne. Charles AhrenS, p. w.
Peterson. Alex r. Campbell, II. T..
Rehrcns. IT.. +. G. Hearne. Charles
IIuegins. S. o. Hoyce. Thomas Beat
tic. Andrew Hare, Charles o. Ephlin.
Harry MrLnre. Frank a. O'Bricn. !.
Howard Wells. John l.. Kingdom, a.
s. List. Robert Neshitt. ,Ir.. Louis
Leonard. Dr. e. A. Aschmann and
Henry A. Nolte.
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SAN FRANCISCO. Sept 1S.---Ar
rangements were completed here TO
day for a tour Of the United States BY
Fanny Durhrk and Minna Wylie, OF
Australia, holders of the worlds swim
ming record for women. it. was an
nnuncPd by William U.nmack, a direc
Tor Of the American Athletic Union.
Tho Australian swimmers plan tc
leave Australia January II. The first
appearance will be in this city, Fcbru
arY 90
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BRITISH FORCES MAKE
Confined from First Page.)

Greece, from the Bulgarians, who are
reported by Paris 10 hc retiring in dis
iorter northwest in the direction of
Monastr. In the Lake Ostrovo region
and near Cerna the Serbs have gained
additional ground. On the Dorian
front where the British arc engaged
only artillery engagements have taken
place.
All OF Germany's ports in East NJ
RIGA now are in the hands OF the Brit
ish. Lindi and Mikindani having boom
evacuated. In addition, the Germans
have been driven from the ulucu:u
hills and a junction has been effected
by the British troops near kissaki.
The Italians are still holding their
newly acquired positions on the Ca'so
front, Notwithstanding vigorous al
lacks by the Austrians. which were
preceded by heavy bombardments.
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ODD FELLOWS MEET.

CHHTT N>sCOGA. Tenn. Sept. -
The sovereign grand lodge Odd Fellows
after brief business here today WA
ready In lake up tomorrow the election
If q grand sire and deputy grand sire
and To Sclcc, city for tho 1917 con.
v"nilnn Franklin Curtis Cloudy. of Den
yrr. CnIo. now deputy grand sire. will
hr cl"cici Grand Sire. il was generally
prc,ii,'ied tonight. succeeding j. s. \.
Robertson. OF Oklahoma Clty.
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STOCKHOLDERS MEETING
TIE r 3 Il. cfNcfTH1Ti
CHICAGO AND ST. LOUIS RAILWAY
COMPANY.
NOTICE

PITTSBURGH. IA. August Is. 1916.
Pursuant L" law. a special meeting or
tile shareholders of Tho Pittsburgh,
Cincinnati, Chicago and st. Louis Rail
way Company vii! be held at The rrinci-
pay office OF the Company i'll Pittsburgh,
PcnnS ylvanla On
TUESDAY, OCTOBER II, 1916
at 90 0'Clurk a. nj. for the purpose of
cons ldcrinC and acting upon An agree.
mont Of consolidation and. merger of
Tho Pittsburgh. Cincinnati. Chicago anu
ST. Louis Railway company: Fandalia
Railroad company: ritlshhrSh: Wheel
ing and Kentucky l;ailroad Company;
Chicago. Inlana and Eastern Railway
Company. and The Anderson Belt Rail-
way Company into corpora lion to be
known rs The Pittsburgh. Cincinnati,
Chicago and St Louis Railroad Company.
Ey order Of the Board OF Directors,
:. ii. CHURCH.
Secretary.
alIia ""9a- Srp;i o.la.o6-oc3.l0
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BIG GUNS AT TOURNEY.

CHARLESTON. w Va. Sept. 1S.-The
annual tennis tournament Of the EfGn-
wood Country club will begin h"rr to-
morrow morning 4 large humble" "f
nn,ailr players will compete. including
Ella !'ntir"Il. Of san Francisco: William
II. Hopplc e. r. Tonncil and STANLEY
Levi. ot Cincinnati: Richard Tunstcll
and Hugh Whitehead. Of Norfolk. Va.
and Er"wnc hanson, Of Beaver. FALL.
20. Among he visiting women VIII"
will take part ar" Miss Ecss Shcrrcr.
Of Cumberland. Md. Miss Sara Young.
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East Ohio Ministers
Assigned by the East
Ohio NJ, E, Conference

Srccia! nisra,ch To The lnt"lliEcnccr.
STErEENNlLLE. Ohio. Sept. IS
Tho North East Ohio NJ. +. conference
adjourned here tonight tn meet at War
GAINESVILLE District
G. NJ. Church. district superintendent
EarnrSvlle. Ohio.
Mills Benjamin Clark: Barncsrillc--
First Chu.rh, 7. y. crow; Main street
g. y. Gilmore: Earton-William Ault;
E"allsv;ll"--E. \. Marty. Rcllaire-
r. W. Hart, West rircuit-r'. y. Wharf,
ton: R"lm"nt--W. t. Patterson: Rethcs-
da-W. L. Chase; Rridecrnrt--l.. s.
Rose; West Bridgeport l.. II. E"urnr:
,am"r6n-A. W. Puch: 'lnring!"n-h. t.
". \. I.cdford: Flushine-M. W. Rev
ington: Ercc7or'-E:. NJ. lIusari: Tlanni-
hai-Ilarris Gillespie. EI"ndryshrrs-
inns Ferry. Is. McClay and +. r;
shift. MorriSt"wn-C'; L. Check. Ola
WaShingi on--EoSs Sullivan. nlivci---Ar-
thur Mercer. Picdmont--E. T.. SlGnfcr.
Row hattan-William Knight. Quaker
CITY, O. Morris. st. CIairsviIlc-w.
II. Dickcrscn. Salesvillo-W. {. Knirc.
y. +. Hullhert. Spencer Sta,ion-A. a..
Gilmore Tlllouvillc--W. II. iIAverfi"ld.
Tirnccanoo w. Rrr!nes. Win'rrsct ;,
knrniC.
steubenville District
{. l.. Smith. district superintendent,
Salem. Ohio.
Adcna-F. 4. Ashhurn. Alikanna--J.
=. Stewart. AmStcrGlam--O. l.. Williams,
Rrrgholz-A. l.. Prossus. Blooming
dai.--Charles simpson Rowcrsrown---
f. l.. Lea. Brilliant-E. :. Bowers. Cad'z
~ \. Brown. Dc"rsvillc-E. T.. Reed.
ncnnson--F. \. D0mcr. East LIVER
pool-Rnycc church. J. l.. Nicely. First
C'hurch-I. r.. Miller. Orchard Grove
n. V. Cope. Pennsylvania Avcnue-A. w.
Grubcr. Sheridan .trc-Alfrcd Walls.
Eas, springfi"ld--T. +. Smith. Empire
c. j. Mayhem. Gcrmano--A. r. FELTON,.
GnaHcnhnttru e. l.. Lewis lanmondS-
ville-C /. Walters. Harlem Springs
\. 7. Wanl"y. Irondalc-l. ". Wilson.
Jcwett--T. ". II. Brown. Lccsvillo--
James Gray. M'dval"--S. y. Walters.
MiuCo Junction-F. n. Hin. New Alb
cnS-L. G. Spring. Rirhmond--H. W.
Peterson Salrnville---l. Il. Encknyc: Scio
a. r. Elliott. Smithficld--W. H. Stew
art. Steub"nvillr--Fnlcy church--D. F..
Scott--p. +. Scott. First church. r. L..
George. llamlinc-F. L. Hawkins. La
Relic View--r. F.. S"crist. Tnronio--D.
W. Mcrrcr. rhrichsvill"--fI. II. Scott.
Wcllsvilc--T. L. Jatohs-W!n'nrsrill
Nj ". WCyrirh.
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= 0N'TNN-

LONDON, Sept. lS.-Dfftrers casualty
lists tor the last. Fortnight of August
contain the names Of sos officers killed.
1896 wounded and % missing. a total
or ".0a2. This brings tho losses Of Of
ficers in tho British army since the
commencement Of hostilties 10 ALMA.
Of which 1905 have been killed or died
Of wounds, 26,Q76 wounded and 2.S9G
missing.
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HHtiah AAUancA

LONDON. Sept. 10. l:IG a. m.--The
British line has been advanced a thou
sand yards along one milo front. says
the official statement from general
headquarters issued last night y pow
crfully fortified German work. known
as TIE 0uadriliaterlal" has fallen cont
pletcly into British hands.
Progress also was made north of
Flers, where heavy German counter At
lacks were rcpulsed.
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rrench Taxa Tren chez.

PARIS, Sept. IS. via London. Sept. 70.
1927 a. m.--South OF Comhlcs. on The
Somme front. the French have carriKI
another group of German trenches. ar
cnrdinS 70 the official sta r"ment from
the war office tonight. Desperate fiGht,
ing continues around Demircourt Will"
actions both In the champagne DISTRICT
and on the Eerdun front where the
French captured q trench on Dead Nam
Hill are Recorded
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TO MAKE FIRST SPEECH,

NEW YORK. Sept. lS.--Thr Demo.
cratic Maj innal Committee announced
her" tonIEht that President Wilson will
make MS first speech Of the campaign
at Shadow Lawn 1rNt Saturday at
T.. m. IN the business mon Of New Jnr.
soy. Members If all chambers Of com
mcrce aid business organizations nr ihr
state Lave hrcn invited. The president
intends. II was said. 10 discuss fully the
provisions Of the eight hour railroad
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Continental

open; private baths; running water In
rooms; elevator; excellent table; white
service; orchestra. Am. plan; $3.50 up
daily; ;l2 up weekly. Booklets. Gar
axe. NJ. WALSH DUNCAN.
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General Mills as chief of the militia
bureau.
General Mills leaves besides his
wife. Il son. Lieutenant Chester p.
Mills. of the Ninth Cavalry and a
daughter, Mrs. Emil +. Laurson. wife
iof Lieutenant Laurson Of The lllh
Cavalry.
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MISCELLANEOUS
AYYrn pARTN

AUTO FAXTS.
Radiators $500. Magnetoes I2!CV
steering gears $1,000, Differentin:s
Sl5.oO. spccdomcters S2.oo. side lambs
$aIn per pair. Tail Lamps 60c each.
Headlights $3.50 each. Wind Shields
s5.on. Tires. inner tubes and all misccl'
lsn"nus parts for sale cheap. Tool Store.
1898 Market ST.. Wheeling. ". Va. Store
open Saturday evenings Till 10 o'clock
Natl Phnnc l3I6-R. S-le-i .
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WHEELING TRACTION
COMPANY
Revised Express Car Schedule.
in OBJECT July II. 1915.
Moundsville Division.

Leave NrM-chcn Earn.... 500 a m.
Arrive 18th St, Wheeling... $40 a. m.
I..ayc luth Wheeling. ESQ a. m.
Arrive Noundsyille .. HIS a. m.
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LOST AND FOUND

LoST-Envclope containing s37 in Car.
roll Club Monday evening. Reward
If returned tn Tnteligenccr office. sel9l
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Ira"r NnUndSvillc ...,... l.hh r. m.
Arrive 10Th ST. Wheeling 10 pm.
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cipalS, authorities declare. The others
bonds were set at $1,000 each.
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wANTED-Boy to work In bake shop.
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wANrED-A chef at Hottman's restau-
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WANrup-Two young men to wo:k
news agents on B. G. Q. trains. Apply
at Union News Co. office. B. Q. depot.