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The Wheeling intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1903-1961, 1916-03-22

tive. has gone west. where he will
De assistant timekeeper at the Car.
negie steel works.
The case of Mike Bermis. called
yesterday in criminal court, has been
continued until tomorrow morning.
Bermis Is charged with robbery.
Thirty cases were taken care Of
Yesterday at the regular session of the
Dental Clinic AT the Associated Chair.
TIES. MONDAY luncheon was served
by the Fort Henry club.
Word was received in the CITY ves.
terday that the steamer ST James.
former local excursion boat, was de.
Stroyed AZ New Orleans by fire of un.
known origin. The boat was owned
by Captain John Klein of Pittsburgh,
and was planning n return trip to the
Smoky City after having passed down.
a few weeks ago on an excursion trim
TO the Mardi Gras.
The ice and snow is tasty disap.
pearing because of the moderate tenn.
perature we have been experiencing
Persons are being warned 10 be care.
tul while walking along some street
that they are not caught under n snow.
slide from the roofs OF buildings. Sev.
eral near accidents of this nature were
reported yesterday.
\ call was issued Yesterday for a
meeting of the Panhandle Agricultural
club for Saturday To act on rccommen.
dations for the appointment of a coun.
~ agent and to appoint purchase and
sales committee for the club.
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DON'T TRY TO
LIVE ON TANLAC
IT ONLY GIVES you A CHANCE
TO GET WELL. TAKE ExER-
CiSG AS A REGULAR THING.
Wholesome Food, Fresh Air. and
Work Best for Daily Use.

Whether up in a ballon. down in
submarine or wherever YOU are.
when you wake up and feel sick et
the stomach its a mean feeling ana
II on top of such a feeling. IL a ft>y
pains aggravate you life is no sweet
bed of roses.
One of those 10 complain of losing
sleep because of a pain in left side
and across the back. was Mrs. Maggie
Moore, 2l5 Hanover street. Martins
Ferry. just across the river. and as
she said herself, her appetite was
very poor.
Then | began taking Tanlac and
in no time at all hardly. 1 began TO
TO sleep fine. was no longer botnered
with soreness pain or aching in my
back or side and with a good appe-
lite feel fine in the mornings. I
know IL is a good medicine a splen-
did medicine and heartily recommend
IL TO all"
The Rose Twould Smell As Sweet
by Any Other Name" and Tanlac
would do just as much by any other
name. II is the wonderful uniform
combination of herbs. roots and barks
therein that makes IL new discovery.
and one worthy of confidence and a
thorough trial One cannot take I
few doses and sit down and wait for
results. II take lot of abuse of the
stomach and other vital organs to
make an invalid. II take nature for
the same reason some time To correct
those troubles from which you may
have suffered for so long. Don't "a.
more than you ought TO just because
Tanlac begins TO do you some good
No medicine in the world can continre
forever correcting a condition caused
by over-eating. Watch your diet. and
bowels. live and think right. exercise.
get lots of fresh air and don't try 10
live on Tanlac. II only gives you an
other chance. Take the chance and
then keep well by right living. c. II.
Griest 4 Co. sell Tanlac in Wheeling.
Sl"V oottIe. (advt.)
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CONCERT COURSE
BROUGHT TO END
UNIVERSITY CLUB HAS SUCCESS.
Full ENDING TO BRILLIANT
SEASON
Philharmonic Society and Pianist
Seneiiins Plesses Large Audience
at Court Last Night.

One OF the most successful courses
OF the University club was brought 10
end last night with the appearance OF
the Philharmonic Society of New York
at the Court theatre. An appreciation
OF the support of the club was given
10 the music loving public in the pro-
sram. and an assurance that next
years course will consist of concert
numbers. The program was not an
nounced last night. as had been an.
ticipated by the concert committee.
The lecture course itself has been
featured with good concerts and not
the least of these was that of last
night. Josef Stransky. the conductor
OF the orchestra. made his initial ap
pearance before a Wheeling audience
last night: Ernest Schelling. pianist,
also made his first appearance hers
and both men pleased. There were
very few seats vacant in the theatre
Applause was always in evidence. al
though only one encore was given by
each man.
Conductor Stransky chose as his
overture Weber's Der Freischutz.
which is the first of Weber's three
greatest operas. The music is taken
from the opera entirely. with the tx
cepton OF the melody for horns n
the introduction. The second number
was Beethoyen's symphony No 3. in
c Minor. Op. ca in four divisions. 80
Allegro con brio: GD Andante con mo
to; GID Allegro: UND Finale This
symphony was dedicated 10 the Prince
Won Lobkowi,z and the Count Won
Rasumoffsky. II was first performC 4.
In Vienna. December %. 1908. II is
coincident with the engagement OF
Beethoven TO Countess Theresa Bruins.
wick. and is written In score. depict
ing his love affair.
The third number. Lists SYM.
phonic Poem Les Preludes" was in.
deed pleasing. In this number he
hrst presence of the drums and Gym.
balls are noted. Alfred Heus a Ger.
man commentator divides It as for
lows: first part-The prelude TO tho
work itself-Man a mortal being. sec
ond part-Ilappiness in love; third
part-The storms Of life. fourth part
The flight. back TO nature. and
the fifth part-"To the combat as
volunteer. In each part. the music
Is exceedingly descriptive.
Al this point in the program. sch ~
. 81
Fantasia. Op. ~. for piano and orchos.
ira. Something's playing was Mighty
applauded. and he showed wonde-.
ful masterfulness Of the piano. lie
returned To the encore and PLAYED
Chopin's \ flat "Polondisc."
The program was concluded by the
orchestra playing Rimsky- Korsakoff's
Capriccic Espagnol which has five
continuous movements. an Aubade,
variations. the Aubade again. bu-
with differences. Scene and GYPSY
Song. and The Finale. a "Fandanco.
The Scene is a SUGGESTIONS of five
cadenzas. the Fandango il an old
Spanish dance
An encore to the whole program
was then given by the orchestra. us.
Ing tho tnird movement from
Tschpikowsky' 18th SYMPHONY"
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PERSHING HAS
'Contanued Prom FIRST rage,

train Immediately. The point TO which
the troops will move was not dis
closed.
a squadron of the Second Cavalry
at Fort Ethan Allen. Vermont. will be
sent to Fort Myer TO supplement the
garrison there
Mr.. Arredondo conferred at length
with Mr.. Polk after President Wilson
and his cabinet had decided to accent
The proposal for a protocol. Later.
II was said. that the terms of he
proposed convention virtually had
been agreed upon and that il mas
quite probable II would be in force
within few days
Cover Wide Rance
II Is understood that IL is pronosad
10 nave the agreement cover str,
questions as how many Americ, ,
troops shall enter Mexico. how "a,
into the country they shall penetrate.
methods of cooperation and the use
MI. Arredondo Is understood to have
h,en given complete instructions bv
ms government and for that reason
the procotol Will 20 into effect a.
soon as he and Mr. Polk have de,i-
nIltly agreed on all the points.
Inc state department today sent %
consul Rogers al Queretaro the mo-
nation asked Tor in regard 10 the re-
quest OF tne United States FOR perrris-
sion To use the railroad from ~ Paso
To Casas Grandes for tae shipment OF
supplies to the ANGLICAN troops
u was pointed out today that tina
united states has no intention OF ship.
ping troops over the line and that inc
request was made solely TO snip
supplies
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THE THEATRE
THE LILAC DOMINO. e

The Lilac Domino" which Andrcas
l'bI'l is taking ON a triumphal eastern
Cur, VIII play return engagement In
ms city Friday and Saturday March
go. matinee saturday. This Ia the
biggest musical hit of the year ana ~
lHil OF special features that mak. DO
universal iu appeal 10 IL in three sr,i,t,-
go acts with rush and Vhirl of action
mat Is little short ~ cycIonic and n
N'|IllhS array Of beauty both in M.
- enc 'fi'ct- and Iu the custufns- of
me Ir'ii> girls who are So humorous
'."i % ,- scarcely possible t. count
th' M Ihr cast iS headed by Rradfar.l
N''hbt1d" ana NNuuEs DdTlc include d,
most oi line singers. noted comedian.
ana exquisite dancers among whom ar
Nunpiiid furrar. Robert D'Connor los
'uudaF. Lillian Frederick Ceorrr ,.,.r-
son ana Archibald Gilchrist. Their, ar.
IHllN iW,utN wonderful song hits in IA.
t',', 'hd special orchestra under .h..
llt''ti'n 'L l'r. Milan Rodsr the Wen
rrse CuuurH.ot.
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NEWS BRIEFS

In the bankruptcy matter of Earl
Feiss. of Neider. Wetzel county, an
order of adjudication was entered yes
terlay afternoon by Judge Dayton and
also a reference 20 Thos. l.. Jacobs. OF
New Martinsville. as referee.
Herbert Frees. night Waterman a.
the Federal building. is confined TO
hi home on Twenty-ninth street. with
broken arm and other slight injuries
sustained In fall upon the ice.
The finance committee OF me
Wheeling Commercial association has
been called for a meeting TO be held
Thursday evening 10 consider matters
relating 10 finances Of the new com
mercial bodies.
"A complete audit OF the books OF
tho Board OF Trade. Business Mems
association. Retail Grocers' associa-
ton and Credit Mems association was
begun yesterday by A. T.. Wilson. The
books will be closed when the audit
is completed a. the four bodies have
merged into the new commercial or
gauization.
John Smith. well known resident
81 Cadiz. o.. was brought TO the .. v
G.. hospital. yesterday. suffering with
q badly fractured limb sustained m
an accident yesterday in that city. DR.
Forsythe Is the attending physician.
Word was received here ye--or-
day that Or oscar ". Burdats. a life
member Of the Imperial Council OF
Shriners. who t. accompanying Imper
ial Potentate j. T. stephens on an Of
fetal visit 20 shriue-s IN the south
west. has arrived in Arizona
An express wagon and one Of the
dairy wagons 81 the r a. g. Dairy
company. colldcd yesterday al
Twelfth street Considerable milk was
spilled and tho dairy wagon upset
The driver cluuC 90 the rcins and man
aged TO save runaway. although he
was dragged several yards.
The railroads boo tho Wheeling and
Pittsburgh divisions ar. facing tho
most severe labor famine in their his.
tory. according TO reports received
here.
Local railroad Officials give little
rrrdcucc to Tho report originating M
Cincinnati stating that thr ponryI-
tar'a system I. soon 'o take over tho
Coal and COX" railroad Dr. Be- tho boz.
l'f that f.' report arose from fhr fact
That recently tho p'nn.y Ir' acquired
n block 0f fHt 81 H. IS stock
Tho attention off fhs board off CON
troll was called Es.f,fHl. fu fIr CON.
dlIon OF Main Street under .r. rr
'imoro a. ohio riIdurf. through 3d. card
published in 1n evening pepper
Mayor ~ T. EirE named ntr dole.
gates yesterday fool fHr pInrr, OFF
fhr World Court I..rur. tu.. It
Sew Nort Mas ' fo Th. delegate.
arn s. o. IIuUu. Ernr.. W Irfl D. e
IfDnsfItr. ff|Hrr.. 4 r IT.rIrrr .rT
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oBEYING QUARANTINE.
Restrictions Placed Upon Dixons Run
Farmers Observed

" VIUTIUIIU' TTNI TI0tIWUs placed ON
TIE tcrrltOr,. near DiNon'S run. as a re-
suit OF tho development of "a ease of
hydroUh"bia among dogs of that vlci-
lily. NV weeks ago. are being gcu.r-
ally observed. g9 article in an evening
paper &" tho contrary uotwitLstsndiug.
Hccordiul a." br Leon y Refer. last
night. The dog which contracted the
disease v-s killed March g. and its head
sent t. the state University SO thar the
case might nc diagnosed Farmers with
tn IN, puaranftn'd district have been
notified io Keep ths ir dogs tied.
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SEALED PROPOSALS

-----~----~-~H=~~=-=r=~-
H0tce 60 Manufacturers. 30. b.rs, Ader.
chants and Otncrs NhHl.4a4. .su.fsra
NJItlt Is ifLitlIsY GIVEN MT
.Ir susie Board 20 tOT.r.i ii rU, 3 fste
OF ~ CO. virginia viii receive bios aatIy
10 &c. utitf Hf Charleston. tttff Afrs.Itl
i'r lul nlFf.In- supple. f.r .T. a.s.rt.
HIaIt iuNiL .Nu.. co... fiututIHI nlauazt
mont 90 htcu ts vested 81 aaId itnarn.
ttrtrt'ih Will De- awaited O.. tfr IU.. 81.
bidacrF. quuIfy considered and Other
Nl'.. o.. Inr t.uat west NtfLIU.a deal
ffH wfI. Dbl. UIErH UrDf Hrenro
iistr 90 supplies u.rf.a viii fa f4r.
Nl-.'t niNN'fs un receipt coz fa.4lsats
stains fIH Hrs desired
sIAII EUNEu bF CONTROL
lh-l-Ll thHIIrsfuD. rs tsf tirHfrts
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SOME barry -

. NJ 'N, Cont Theatre next Naug.t
war 90 -'ih. Some t1ny.' the now flr...
"'l farce Dos /'ilHa t.Nig2ton and Jules
-.ugh~pu. revised and staged hv I.r.t-
Val hniEtt auu win Jefferson u. an
gels and e brilliant COMPANY 81 nm
makers NiII Do. Urs~.ufsd FOR the -..-t
ffr, Iu WHs.Iur.
some ilh. Is FUN Of fun romance,
IhN .t- also enough OF udy,rfrrr. ~
l'nd 20 i., Coo "a dslirhffuI drafusfi. COM
pound. u dsII~ with fn, r.f,.t-l ,I,r.
'h.. iHai FOLLOW Tho supposed I'D ...I,-.
'It NI 900 I.iN.r ut Youth b, .,l ,rI
scientist. who. iu view az ft. ,rt..r. .....'
.'. 900. tilnu- 'nlf follow bis 4rt.I.l.
.l'I- OF in' Iuutd tp fNo r.rsnt. 8
warranted boo .sltsvA.- ,u.r ...- I......t
..N''h work t-uudsr-. The ,44f
. .t'N. or the best EruHu rpt.,
' 'l. ...' stage. % addition fs T.f.
Angels who has been iG.nfi.
"... many great llEhiuE sue.
'''r D. tI' ..I Professor y,Ef|, .Ir
'.. fInN HrD. g-r3IIIr. N..
' .hit MAY oliver. Iruu,ff. Dos.
fI' .N'.fH OBJ HTuHr. John k..f. If...
ID ,.lN i.'. .I'T'n.. I. Chase. uir.,tf
.1''I ana many other. OF ,.uil rr.r,-
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FATTY" DRILLER
LODGED IN JAIL
Is CHARGED WITH AssAULTING
AND THEN GoB5ING BERT
S1LLMAH.
South Side We so-ae OF Early Morning
s5uat Aonday-Cieary made
The Arrest.

Fatty" DrlIIer O.. in fail undcr e. ana
I'Hd aWflt NJ a hearing before Suuire
X -. Hobbs. charged with holding up
anu f"bhing icrt Sillman. on the South
side. early Monday morning prill.r ,,as
arrested on Monday by Detective Dave.
'l"arN and placed IN Jail. but a second
parry To the same offsnse got out of
the city ard hopes FOR his appreh.nsion
have been practically abandoned
IN" warrant charges Briil,r with as
saulttnL Silimau and then relieving him
90 = jewel Elgin watch valued at S25.
and some small change. 40 date has
yet been set FOR the hearing Of Driller.
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CARD OF THANKS

vs.. wish Boo fHIs MANNER fo EXPIRES,
'1r appreciation to our friend. aud
n''rh'or inr IHor kudnD.- extend
'i uror Ih' occasion oi tne illness
|rd death of our mother Mrs N,b,.,,
Grow N.lardl. We ,.ueraI', fnart
h'' John N tIsrt. OBJ, u.mb.. off
,h' tuH' Christian Church of TIr
Grove. and members OF fH, ROYAL
N'Eh 'Dr u America fur rr.r kIrf
''nr. .uu. of sympathy
Farm f hI1ETE AID FAMILY
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FARMS-F or Sale.

FOR SALE-F1ne farm OF go acres
good 10 room brick house. room ten
hant house. barns, graineries. corn cribs
wagon sheds. good fences good wafer
ground and fine bearing orchard Three
miles TO county seat and one mile to car
hHr. Good markets. and as good farm
as mere - in the county. VIII sell all
stock and farm implements with farm ~
wanted. Possession given April first.
For further particulars address John
West. Route No. !, Box I27. Wellsburs.
". va mr-22-i
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In Cant BE Done.

LONDON. March 21.. N:45 .. m-"The
German emperor won't wait and the war
ouice cannot wait. or We might be able
10 consider and even Concede some OF
your demands"
This was the gist OF "A brief reply
given today by the Earl of Derby 10 "A
deputation OF married men who had at
tested and who demanded the cnrullmcu,
or every unmarried man before calling
up the Others. The deputatIou also
urged the substitution OF general mill
iary SvrNtc, a. an alternative To- the
existing system. Lord Derby added.
No married whether married or sin
gle. every man should be prepared to de-
t'nd his country
The directors OF recruiting explained
that every effort wa being made 20 re-
lease single men from munitions ahd
other work. but the immediate release Of
10 single men, hc said. would dtS1r-
ganiz. both the munitions supplies and
tine general trade OF the country. a. mar
riod men would need traiuins ia order
Coo take their places.
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Wilie-Th war has mad. a LOT Of
dircr' me-" ri'l nc fashions moan AS
rC-rCgt- th. f'lIowe who designs them.
Gille- Yes. ANA 10 hasn't made any
difference 90 ADJ with tho rashious-I
mean as RESPECTS tho fellow who pays
Tor thcm-Judge
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BERLlN. March 20. via London
March Il. II 20 a. m.-The German army
has opened hostilities on a new foe
womans fashions. The large consump-
ton or Cloth under the prevailing Styles
mas inspired the army authorities To- call
la conference to deliberate measures de-
signed to influence future fashions I'm
tcrials.
The ministry OF war. with true mill
tarN statutcucSs, is not attempting to
AFFECT styles already in vogue or to
forbid women their flowing skirts
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TWO AYIATORS
tcontinusd from Fi--, P.s.J


W G. kiiucr. who started with on. of
the planes Sunday was forced q, 70.
urn here after flying but about p
doHen miles over the Mexican border
AFTER trifling repairs no again started
ana reached the advanced base safeIv
" also was pointed out that DO ia nos.
-ihie that in landing in the rock REGION
over which they were 10 1v fbair
rah'' might have been wrecked and
mat two officers may now Doe sfrur.
kiing 10 make their way 10 some ste
Element
Making Search
reports reaching here indicate tl.t
100" civilian scouts accompnryinp, 3D..
punitive expedition were lradir-. r....tf
attachments of cavalry into tho wild
'-t parts Of the district boz tho search
Tor the two lilutenaufs ARMY NO.,
hrf" said forigh. that oycry sNorf
would Do" made 200 expedite tho search
.In'' mo men carried only food enough
Tor g." days and That both fhi- ana
.L'lr NHf"r supply may have boon losf
1T IhrIr machine were wrecked C.-.
.Il"rHhlr hope Wa. based ON fI. loot
iIa' both m'u arn athlete. and sr,
"'I Hh'" 'D caro- for fHrrr ..I.ar La
'N'If 'h'i"- Lieutenant Willis fa gC
year. old and 800. appointed fo .Fa
army from South Carolina gtu. rt....
mani ''ft'' De- 20 and was appoint.
'H from Maryland Both took psrt
h IN. recent iilHf of army blanca
from Fort sill. Oklahoma
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WANTED-FemaIe Helm

"ANIED-l-adics. \ fascinating home
business, tnung pOstcai ds pictures
&c spare time. Sa-I@ weekly. no can
Nassing. samples tOc: particulars tree
Artint iiik, $50 ManEtn. ST., Ncw York
mr-2g-g
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1 z D
AT RrsT

AT REST.
hONT0OMERY ON Monday a. s.4.
o'clock O.. m. MAMIE. daurhtsr II
late John o. and Emeilnc Mont
9HuIrry.
Funeral services at y m Thurqdar
a' .u. family ffsIl,sgs or West IIb.
'fiN Friends of the family invited
D." attend lntermeut ln West Liberty
cemetery.
NooRE--'1u Monday march .1. 1910
'I .'.f' H'.H.s r. u. Carl MpDTtt.
of John "r" Victoria Nunr. I'D
H'.' ' h'. .ra ln n.s t.fN FttI
IH..rf .r. I.,. t. ri. hnm. af d. DBL.
'ur .I1N March .Hrf Iutermrrf .f
H".. 5000 ,.mDI.rl.
REEsE-Nf WH..H.s Un.rItsf .r 1,t..
nIN March 1901 IHI.. H. 3D. Bob ..pf..L E..
u. JOSEPH l..ESE Iu thr sUth t.s.
uf nI- rr.
i.-'fai f..u resi-. .n.. NJ hia a.sf.. 80.
N.I.Hm IsIk.f. H. Fourteenth aIr...
N'Iu'.f.. uDfuIu. H| $780, IsI......
..... 700 -f I..ruU. cathedral H| .
'...N .r..ula .. family r..U..
.N invited fu attend Intsrmtu. r.
MI calvary .sm,.ry.
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FUNERAL DIRECTORS
Louis. BertscI1v

FUNERAL DIRECTOR AND
ARTERtAL EMBALMER.
ii2' and 1924 Main Street
'sII. Answered Ual or NIEht--
~fof. Phone. G.s
q j ''r's.H, Natl PHONE 1853 x
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Serbian Prince Arrives.

iNiiS: MaIch Il. ,. m.-Crown
Prince Alexander OF Serbia reached here
inns afternoon FOR the military and po-
litlcal conference OF the entente allies.
~" was received at the station by Presi-
dent fotncair. Minister OF War Rogues
and other cabinet members
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After woman's Clothes.

garian aviators was carried out against
the p9rt anu barrack OF Avlona. Albania
according to Vienna
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FOR SALE
For Sale

SENEEAl-Choice Suburban homes.
20 rlces range from S4Soo.Oo to
= NE BUILDING SITE-In woodsdale.
Lot slVN52U containing pa acres more
or less. VIII sell a. whole or half of
IL.
- . lGth STREET. rooms and bath.
Also double brick Of rooms each tn
rear. VIII sell as whole or separately.
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POULTRY

ThoRoUGHBRED Rose Comb Rhode Is
land Red and Single Comb Buff Leg.
norm eggs. Prices right. H. b. Hem
mann. X. ID. No. .. Wheeling West Va
mr-20-t-ap-2O
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FOR SALE-Automobile

FOE sALE six Cylinder
touring car ~, A NTH, u. :. Laun-
uIy. nel.a-re. ONO ss-y0-tf
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BTeummer t. HiIdebfsn1

iunersi directors aud Embaimsr-
1grucr Markst and Twenty second ia
Afteihuue 4et t'-en daH 400 ntEhL
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WANTED-1'o Buy

! WANTED To buy second hand sid. car
I Must be in EoOi condition and pric,
! right. Address South 3rd St. Martins
] ISIIS. mr-2O-i
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FOR KENT

u
ron RENT-Nsr. desirable Fifteenth
street auartrI' ut.." rooms. bath pam
i'F Hud Iruutrs sHe electric iiChfe. hot
rnd cold water. Inquire 1st floor SO. g5
INi''Hih "fIf.' ur-22-ff
FOE RENT FiNs-rpo-. apartment with
bath. large pantry. modern convent
'n''H mo Iuultpr service Enquire
hlet-s Lumber g.. Phones SUI
mr-ls-ru
ron RENT-furuisheI room with
board. Iili thapiIun &c. He'll gSt
mr.21.i
FOR RENT-FiNE SECOND FLOOR
FLATS VITA HALL AND eATH
FIVE ROOMS AT 1Cc2 MAIN $50
SIX Rooms 10th ST. $50 ALI
MODERN JAS. :. HAWLCV. 1905
MAIN
FOE HEh t.rs.uHm. with basement.
las. lut l.allfruu switch ODD rear
NU"u uuI'. UcNt vance church. Iu4uIrr
tcil IH.r'. Nitsuutlu So. a. f-It-ff
The Wheeling intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1903-1961, 1916-03-22
FOR SALE---Motorcycle

FOE SALE-Used Excelsior. Harley Da-
Nldson, rope and Indian motorcycles
IN good running order. at right prices
esley House. Iitn and Market SIs
mr-l7-t
FOR SALE-Almost new, late model An
best condition, including extra inner
tube and fuil set OF tools Best quicl.
oiier takes II. National Telephone iVI
NhccIAhs f-l9-tf
The Wheeling intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1903-1961, 1916-03-22
FOR SALE

Two modern frame dwellings on
Richland avenue near 4th street.
Warwood. Lots 3Orl2O and 6Oxl2O.
Houses in good condition. Owner
will sell at bargain price. Let us
show you.
Two lots near lOth street on
corner, 6Oxl2O- 81 10000.
Hau ~ -InlnnLnma - HIaIrr-.I
The Wheeling intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1903-1961, 1916-03-22
FOR SALE

SOR SALE Fresh COW. w. A. Giffin
Bell 2s2 ". 2. Elm Grove. mr-22-f
FOR SALE-Good sound horse 20 years
old, also a one horse delivery wacon
and harness good as new. Apply r. r.
bowman. Clinton. w. Va, or call M
rims J. Altcnheim. Bell phone.
mr-f7-l
FOR SALE-liorse and produce wagon.
cheap TO quick buyer. Call National
zoo l.. bridgeport. mr-1s-t
FOR SALE-Grocery and general store.
~ good locality. In Rayland. q. Cali
@0-L Nat. phone. mr-9-tf
FOR sALE-h drug story In good l,ca-
genccr. $500