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Honolulu star-bulletin. [volume] (Honolulu [Oahu, Hawaii]) 1912-2010, 1916-06-05
Theatrical GAIIlll5eIlleId5

year on Broadway. incidentally. The
Country Boz" IS not all laughs by any
means; ii has its quota OF pathos that
is SO necessary to make for the sue.
cess of any comedy.
One Of the big scenes Of the play
and one in which the action is swift
end the laughs and sobs fast and fu-
rious, is that OF typical actors board
ing house IN New York. such as the
profession flocks to when engage.
ments are few and Broadway is
crowded with talent
Around the festive board are the
stout landlady- good advertising for
the boarding house; the inevitable
negro slave; good hearted but mis-
anthrorEc Journalist: ticket specu-
later, Down on his luck; an unsuccess-
full actress and travelling salesman.
who makes the small towns across
the ferry There is a touch Of real
ism in all of the scenes that show
Selwyn's intimate knowledge o.
things theatrical and show plainly
that success does not OF necessity lie
along Broadway but may often be
found m the home town of The Coun-
try Boy.
The Lytell-vaughan players, wit
the performance OF this evening, EN-
bark en- tfeir last two weeks in Homo
lulu. For the closing bills they prom,
Use some splendid plays and tickets
may now be reserved for any perform
Honolulu star-bulletin. [volume] (Honolulu [Oahu, Hawaii]) 1912-2010, 1916-06-05
SINGER TRIALS
TOLD in DRAMA

Geraldine Farrar is making her
second appearance In the silent drama
at the Liberty theater in "Tempta-
tien. and those who saw this queen
of grand opera in the perturbation OF
Carmen" will be more than gratified
at her work in her second offering.
While Termination is not an opera It
deals with the subject almost exclus'
lively and as q consequence II IS Inn
possible to dissassociate Farrar from
that profession In which she is one Of
the acknowledged leaders
The story told In Temptation Is
the story of many young girls gifted
with excellent voices, who endeayor
to secure an opportunity to appear in
grand opera. : Farrar appears as Renee
Dupree yonng American. who can
sing. She applies to one Of the lead.
ing iiDpresarios Otto Muller fTheo-
dore Roberts) for an opportunity to
face an audience. Muller promises
the chance provided Renee will agree
to certain proposals. The girl refuses
and the opportunity is off. She tries
again and again and is always offered
the chance provided she is willing to
comply with Muller's demands. There
comes time when. driven to despers
alton, she yields; at least she agrees
Ito and would have had not young
Iopemtic writer Julien (Pedro de Cor
doba) interviewed. Renee loves Jul.
ian and the love is reciprocated and
|tOgether they find a way without the
necessity of consenting to Muller's
plan Julien gains fame for his work
and Renee is its star.
Honolulu star-bulletin. [volume] (Honolulu [Oahu, Hawaii]) 1912-2010, 1916-06-05
PATHOS MINGLES
With LAUGHTER
in NEWEST PLAY

When Edgar Selwyn, noted actor
and playwright, undertook 10 write
The Country Boy the offering Of
the Lytell-vaughan players at the BIZ
jcu theater for the first half OF Eie
present week. commencing tonight. he
In large measure tore page from
memory and gave to the public some
Of the things that delighted him upon
his advent into the city CT New York
The same things have delighted many
thousands since SeIwyn put them into
play and presented the same for on /,
Honolulu star-bulletin. [volume] (Honolulu [Oahu, Hawaii]) 1912-2010, 1916-06-05

were supplied by Marshall FarnuIn
out of his vast fund of knowledge OF
such matters. This knowledge was
largely gained upon his following in
the footsteps of his brothers, William
and Dustin, leaders Of all the male
stage stars Of the present day.
Honolulu star-bulletin. [volume] (Honolulu [Oahu, Hawaii]) 1912-2010, 1916-06-05

John A. Dykes, former cashier OF
the Clearfield, Pa, Bank, began five
year sentence for embezzlement in the
federal prison at Atlanta.
Honolulu star-bulletin. [volume] (Honolulu [Oahu, Hawaii]) 1912-2010, 1916-06-05

The Matson steamer Wilhelmina
will arrive tomorrow from San Fran
cisco with mail.
The Wheeling intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1903-1961, 1916-04-27
A Real Flesh Builder
For Thin People

This men and womcn-that big
D. artA fllinE dinner you ate last nilht.
What became Of all m" fat-productu..
Do urishment u contained" You haven't
rIiuad I'm weight one ounce That food
Ytsaed from your body like unburnod
BAL was there. but YOUR food doesn't work
and stick. and the plain truth is YOU
hardly get enough uuurishmsut from
your meals 60 pay Tor the cost ~ cook
fEr This is true of thin folks tho
world over. Your uutritiNs organs. your
functions 81 assimilation are probably
-ndly out or gear and need rccoustruc-
ton
Cut out the foolish foods and funny
.nwdu-t diets. Cot out everything hut
Ih' meals you ar. eating and eat with
Isf lu two weeks note tho difference
IH'f the scales bf the judge Tit. Co.
eight good solid pounds ~ healthy. stay
there rat may bs tho not result SarElI
aims tn charge weak. EtuEnant blood with
millions nf fresh new rod blood corrustf. q
TO give th" blood the carrying power
fn deliver every ounce ~ fnf-m8kiuF ma
fsrIul iu your food fo every part of your
tndE -atEnl Too. mixes with your food
sseImIlafeI form Thin people fsu how
they have EaIurd all tho way from iu
Zoo I. pounds "a month while taking sar-
Fnl HHd say that Tho new flesh .fIVe ruf
-urFHI tablets nrF t careful lHfuhIu1f ION
OF eiN ~ fHf n'ef neHImfInfIsr elements
known fn chemistry IHua Cuf rnf.
ThHrWasH. g. o. FrIr.f A t. and an
good druggists |n fhfe vicinity coli
fhsu subject fu ru absolute rIHrnrf..
ur weight increase ur money back ns
found Ir every large package
The Wheeling intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1903-1961, 1916-04-27
U. S. WILL DEMAND
Continued From first Hage1

take IN replying to his not" of APRIL
- suggesting the withdrawal of the
forces. Officials hope. however. that
us more immediate result will o. to
clear away the misunderstanding and
suspicion with which the movement 5
OF American troops have been regard.
I'd oN local Mexican commanders and
OFFICIALS. to- free supply shipments tor
me troops nom Interference which
theN have met heretofore and DER.
haps To make possible real joint oper-
alohs i2r the capture of villa.
Would Retire Esr;y.
W hilc II Is not known that the orders
mention villa. General Scott may
point out 10 General Obrpgon that ,he
most effective way TO secure early
Withdrawal OF the American forces
from Mexico would De 10 lend all pos.
sibIc aid in the chase for the bandits.
With his elimination either by Ameri-
can or Mexican troops. ~ u believed
the Washington government would
agree To an immediat" Retirement OF
the expedition across the border II
would be made clear in thi. connection
mat United states Officers nave no
doubt or their ability to capture the
bandit were IL not for their desire 10
avoid clashes with the NeVicanS such
a. occurred al Parral The redisposi-
ton OF the troops To coufiuc their op-
eIaiions 10 more limited field since
that incident viii be- cited as evidence
OF IN" good faith OF the statement
The presence OF the American forces
on their new lines win narrow the
chase materially II the CarranZa GOV
ornncn' desires 100 undertake 30 un-
aided. or make possible effective CO.
operation u joint operations are pre-
ferTvd
y renewal OF the hunt for the bandit
bN American trooper, now is IN pro
gress. both official reports from Gen
etal Fur ston and border adViCcs dis.
closed The C3yairymen. despite The
worn condition Of their mounts. are
beatiu- the mountains where villa
adhercufs rave nscn assembling dur.
ing tLc IAN in thC chase after the Par
Ial Incident No Information a. to the
whcT'a bouts pf villa himself has been
received
The Wheeling intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1903-1961, 1916-04-27
THOUSANDS URGE
ALL To TRY THIS
AS MANY WHEELING PEOPLE REC
OMMeND TANlAC, so DO
THOUSANDS ELSEWHERE
WHO KNOW ITS
POWERS.
READ WHAT WHEELING MAN
SAYS ABOUT 1T.

Il know of a lot of friends who
nave gotten fine results after taking
Ianlac and | recommend II 10. for 1
once suffered from nervousness and
rundown WORKOUT condition. I think
mostly due TO travelling constantly.
and then my appetite was not very
good. either. and ! wasn't feeling very
good in general. but after taking Tan
lac found big change came over me
In short order and three bottles brought
me back a fine appetite. my nerves
are good and / sleep well and have
gotten rid OF that tired. WORKOUT good
iornothing feeling. I recommend Tan
lac, too. Signed r. ". Todd. who
holds responsible position with the
u. a o. x. r.. and is well known In
Wheeling
Thousands who were troubled with
disorders of the stomach. kidneys or
liver have had cause 10 praise Tanlac.
a. Mr. Todd and many others here
do. and anyone so troubled may very
wisely accept their advice and by go
ing to c. IA. Griest x Co.'S Drug store
get a bottle of this splendid prepare
ton of the great Dayton. Ohio. Labor
atory. sold here. 81 per bottle. "a
small package OF tablets come with
each bottleD Get Tanlac today.
The Wheeling intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1903-1961, 1916-04-27
TRUSTEES SALE
Trustees Sale.


BY virtue OF Deed OF Trust made by
W. W. Nardy and Nictorine Nardy. his
VIE. TO me. a. trustee. dated the 9Th
day Of February. 1911. and recorded in
court OF ohio County, West Virginia. in
Deed OF Trust Book No. - page i2n. /
VIII sell at public auction. on
THU RSDAN. MAY goth 1915.
commencing AT 10 o'clock a. IN. al the
NoIth 'front.' door of the Court iious. Of
said Ohio County the following de-
Scribed property. that H. To say.
"A certain piece or parcel Of land situ-
ate on Little Wheeling Creek. near the
Town OF Triadelphia. in Triadelphia Dis
trict. Ohio County. West virginia al
Joining a lot formerly owned by ". L
Ihornburg. and bounded and describes
as follows; Beginning at a point al the
sdse OF tho northerly line Of the Cum
btrland or Rational Road. which point
- thirty t3uD feet castwardiy from the
stone abutmsnt OF the FIRST road brida.
East OF said Town OF Trisdelphia; thence
North y "a East five t5D poles and
eight go feet TO "A corner OF IN. said
Ihornburg lot: thence North ca. West
70 The creek or Henry Brandstraps line.
thence down the Creek with Brandt
straps line SOUTH East To "A stalk. ID
posiie the beginning: thence south o2ts
Last TO the beginning: excepting and re-
WIS from TINS conveyance. howcv"
a parcel OF the land above described next
10 and adjoining the lot above desert bed
as "A lot formerly owned by ". & Thorn
burg, extending from the National Turn
PIKE forty-iour tiil feet in width. to
the line Of Henry Brandstrap. Being
the same property conveyed to the said
W. W. Narcy by the scott Lumber Com
pany, by deed dated February 3rd. 1900.
and recorded I'm the office Of IN. cl,ris
OF the county court OF Ohio County. West
virginia In Deed Book No. I - pags Hs.. .
Terms Of sale. bur-third OF tho pur-
chase money OF so much NOR. a. the
purchaser may elect To- pay. cash ia hand
On the day of sale. and the roSidu, IN
two equal installmcuts. payabl. re-
SpectiNely in six months and twoll loo
months from the day OF sale. with inter
est, the purchaser giving his negotiable.
promissoty notes for the deferred pay
mcnts. the legal title ing retained as
further security until all OF the pur-
chase money shall have been paid
F. T.. MCNEIL. Trustee.
". y. Wickham. Auctiore,f.
The Wheeling intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1903-1961, 1916-04-27
To Prevent Testimony.

ALBANY. y. Y. April 26.-Guy Bid
dinger. a detective. whom TWO states
are endeavOring To bring W>hin their
jurisdiction. was given rehearing
before Governor Whitman TODAY, on
the question of his eXtradition TO
Illinois to answer fifty-one complaints
covering offenses alleged 10 have been
committed while the defendant was a
memS-r of the Chicago police force.
~ the same tim. the state of West
Virginia Is attempting To block the
Illinois eXtradition proceedings in
order that Biddinger may testify for
the prosecution at the forthcoming
trial of 4. Leo Well. of Pittsburgh.
under indictment for bribery in West
Virginia.
Biddinger and his counsel Moses II
GrOSSman. of New York. charged that
the Illinois eNtradition proceedings
were the result of an alleged conspir-
acN To prevent him testlfying against
We'll and also to discredit him a. a
witness. They asserted that 80 of the
u complaints were sworn 10 by a
person who apparently had no knOwl-
edge OF the OfenSes, that Biddingcr
might have been apprehended at any
time between 1903. the time of some
Of the alleged misdemeanors. and the
present. and that the statute OF lin
itatiOns pLsvented the prosecution Of
misdemeanor charges more than three
years old. Al the time of one alleged
introduced. was arreSting !. J. Nc
Namard and Ortic McManigal. the Los
Angeles dynamiters
Acting in Good Faith.
lsador J. Kresel. of New York. who
appeared a. counsel for the state OF
Illinois. declared that the complaints
against Biddinger were genuine and in
good faith. He questioned the deter-
tive AZ length regarding his connection
with the Chicago police department.
and with a national detective agency
IN an endeavor To show that Biddinger
had not been resident Of Chicago
since Nav. 1911. and that consequently
he statute of limitations did not apply
as he had left the jurisdiction Of the
state Of Illinois.
Governor Whitman announced he
would withhold decision pending the
receipt from Governor Dunno OF Hi
lOiS. Of that executives decision in a
hearing. scheduled for today. on an
application TO recall Biddinger's extra
ditiOn.
Governor Whitman received today
from Governor Hatfield OF West Vir-
cinia long telegram requesting him
70 revoke the eNtraditiOn 20 Illinois.
temporarily vacated by the governor.
The Wheeling intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1903-1961, 1916-04-27


IN the case Of NJ -. Lies " the N
-. Lies Drug and optical company the
court ordered the receiver TO sell the
STOCK and uNtures OF the company :
store Immediately. and appointed A. r
housef. tlNde Henderson and Fred
stone as the appraisers.
- IN the case Of Ellis q Heller against
ment IN the sum Of S25 In favor OF the
plaintiff
Judgment IN the sum Of sSi5 was
AWARDED BY jury today TO Mrs Ca,n,-
rine boWnard against George SALESMAN.
executor Of the last viii Of William IA
h"Whafd deceased. Of Irondale Tho
plain'in sued for S3.SSo. alleging that
sum was due her for services rendered
ihc deceased during his lifetime.
Alfred Mastrongcli. who b. an irrnaf.
OF the county Jail charged with at
tempting 20 murder his wife. was mad.
defendant IN divorce action brought
by MS wife. touceffa MaStrouQaI ia
common pleas court today. The plain-
I'M alleges that since their marriage fu
lecemh"r 1914. the defendant has Les n
tuiity OF extreme cruelty. threatening
10 XIII her shooting a. her. abusing
strlkinE and kicking her. she asks Tor
Inony for support OF herself and child
MastronEeh fired three shots a. ne
wife on south Seventh street last S9f-
urdny night. but missed her ON. bui-
Jet. however. wounded his sistsr-In-Ia,y
In the hand
In the case Of Henry O. Yocgr 81,
Nina a.. 1oCum 81 al. the court found
that the property could not b.. disco
with"ut injury thereto. and Therefore
ordered that u be sold az public auc-
,ion, The property was appraised AZ
The Wheeling intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1903-1961, 1916-04-27
over HALF OF Big
FUND IS SECURED
CAMPAIGN ron srEuBEHvuLx
HOSPITAL OPENED Au1L
PIcIousLY.
Amount Secured In FIRST Three hours
Of Work-oeneral News OF
Steubsnvtlls.

STU BE.NNIi.LE O. April 1t
over one-half Of the 500. 900 needed 20
somIle5e and ,cquip the new Ohio Valley
within three hours after the big cam
paiEn Ia which Steubenville. Mingo. Fol
lan~hee. Weirton. Tornta and other ad-
opened this morning.
At the initial noon luncheon of the
campaign organization a total OF sS5. 22i
IA subscriptions was announced. An en-
thusiastic demonstration followed the
announcement. and the thirty teams
started out with renewed energy. deter
mined t. produce the other half OF the
iund within the next 90 hours.
The fund was given "A substantial
boost by the Industrial corporations OF
the Steubenville district. The Carnegie
steel company at Mingo started the ball
a-rolling with a subscription OF SIC. 900.
IN" philips Sheet and Tin Plate COM
Clsrkshurg. W Va. tin plants, contrib
utcd and additional $4,000. and the Fol
anso"c Bros company swung into line
with a donation OF $500.
Tn. Ia Belle Iron Works company.
which two years ago contributed $40, 600
To the new hospital. topped the list
front with a gift OF $4,000. The Office
force Of that frm swelled the total to
the extent OF S7ST.
A. the figures mounted upwards It
was announced that Judge John r.
Mansfield, state representative from
Jefferson county. had contributed the
sum OF $1,000. his salary from the state
81 ohio for the year 1915. owing to
The fact that he had attended few meet
lhgs. the judge had not intended col
Letting the money. but decided that
Steubenville and her sick and Injured
needed the money worse than the state.
The first days repors was very en-
couraging and eliminated all doubt as
10 the success OF the campaign
At today's meeting the Violet team
caTtained by Mrs. J. II. Reynolds took
the banner with 81 2qO. Tn. team caDN
talned by X. ". Irons took the business
mems banner with 81 800. and the Weir
ton team. capitalized by IA. y Arbutn-
$3.50.
In the FIRST campaign conducted sew
cral years ago the Carnegie steel COM
pdny gave $4,000. la Belle Iron Works
10000; Phillips Sheet and Tin Plate
company. $500. and F'ollansbee Bros.
5000; All either increased or gave a
similar amount
The Wheeling intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1903-1961, 1916-04-27

Friendship Castle. NJ. . knights or
the Golden Eagle. hoid its regular week.
~ business meeting last cy,uirg 81 the
McMs chon building
Tho Ladies' A.d society of tho Christ
ian church will hold it's regular all day
meeting to-day IN "a. basement or IN.
ioycd
Parker boty. who has been ilI OF
measles VIII resume his duties with the
traction company the nrst oi tho week
lu' lNthtan sister " % rosd "A cnIcis.
on and wauu -u,r... ~aturaat .V.nfp.
az the knlEhts co. r2thias armory. IN
The -. ". Norris residence al the
corner "i Caldwell and sixth streets.
VII h' rearN Tor oreuruuc. 10y th. first
OF IN. month
The Wheeling intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1903-1961, 1916-04-27
GOVERNOR TO SPEAK
IN M'MECHEN CHURCH
WILL pELIvEH ADDRESS At Az
TEnNooN sEnvIcE NEXT
SUNDAY
Congregation TO Celebrate Anntvar-ary
OF Completion OF Church
of God

The Church Of tod. McMecheu. the
Rev. y. y. wenger. pastor. will cele-
brate the eighth anniversary OF the
completion and dedication OF the church.
April 20 and so
The Rev. "A. p. Hoover. -. D.. Of
abethtown. Pa. viii BE- the speaker
saturday evening. sunday morning ana
evening also Governor Henry II. Hat
Held. has accepted an invitation TO de-
hNer an address sunday afternoon.
The choir. with Nile \ Marpl. A.
ieader. Will render special music AZ all
serN ices. An Impressive program j. be-
Ing prepared
The Wheeling intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1903-1961, 1916-04-27

\ new Ford roadster owned aud be-
ing driven by William Fcttc. Wheeling
man. was damaged 10 the extent 81
about twenty dollars here yesterday
morning. when 10 WAS run over an .m-
bankmsnt ON the east side OF the pike.
near the bridge over McMeCh hen run.
IN some manner The driver lost control
or IN" machine when approaching the
bridge ana permitted n go STARE Gown
IN" Incline. The driver jumped as IA.
machine darted down the .tubaukment
aud was not hurt The front axle ON
the machine Was bent. the wind shield
smashed and the mud guards damaged.
the car was lowed TO Wheeling where
i will undergo r.pair
The Wheeling intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1903-1961, 1916-04-27
Gets Double Dose.

last night charged with conducting "A
speskeasy. He was fined $500 and costs
ny Mayor Maxwell and paid up. An hour
after he was released from custody h.
opened his Illegal place OF business
again and was arrested a second time.
On his second appearance. Mayor Max
VOL imposnd nne OF Snmn-
The Wheeling intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1903-1961, 1916-04-27
GUY BIDDINCER
,coLanuea from First Pare,

IL paid eniush. | shall testify al the
hearing tomorrow under oath that the
story coming from Biddinger of his
being offered $4,000 and $1,000
month TO leave the country is false. ="
\ representative of the state of West
Virginia is expected to testify also to-
morrow.
The Wheeling intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1903-1961, 1916-04-27
70 PIN crv- Ex- nrv1DErp

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rector. .. NOD. I.Uf. I|I I.......r. ...
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The Wheeling intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1903-1961, 1916-04-27
SEALED PROPOSALS

Notice 20 Manufacturers, Jobbers, Mer-
chants and Other Wholesale Dealers
NOTICE Is HEREBY GIVEN. That
the state Board OF Control OF the state
OF West lrSluia VIII receive bid daily
al ITS Ohlcc at Charleston. West virginia
Tor furnishing supplies Tor the several
state institutions. the financial manage
m,nt OF which Is vested ia said Hoard
Contracts viii De awarded 20 the lowest
bidders, quality considered. aud other
things be'ug equal. Wcs. Virginia deal
ers Will De given preference.
Lists or supplies needed viii be fur
nj shed bidders ON receipt OF requests
stating the line desired.
STATE BOARD or CONTROL.
Ja-1-tf Charlcston. Wcst Virginia.
The Wheeling intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1903-1961, 1916-04-27

John BlaCcO was arrested Yesterday
at Plum Run by Constable John cole.
OF Smithheld. on charge Of soliciting
orders. lie pleaded guilty before Mayor
bargar at Smithneld and was fined si5O
and costs. Constable Cole also arrested
FELIX hoShip al Harpersville for uni..-
ful selling. lie was fined $50 and cost \
BY Mayor Bargar. enterting a plea OF
The Wheeling intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1903-1961, 1916-04-27
FOR SALE--Motorcycle

FOR SALE-Almost new. late model IN
best condition. including extra inner
tube and full set OF tools Iyest .IIck
Wheeling f-ls-tf
The Wheeling intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1903-1961, 1916-04-27

Ira Sickle. &c. ana Bessie II. Carter.
p, both OF Ramsey. ohio.
Mlio Dunlap 80 Of Leetonia, Ohio
holz
The Wheeling intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1903-1961, 1916-04-27
BUSINESS OPPORTUNITIES

- - -
WANTED PARTNER that has some eN-
ptfi' nee ~ pIuduce or grocery huSl-
ness lu a nearby town. with capital OF
lhfec 10 Tour huntreo dollars. VIII pay
70 lnN'fttgatc- Address l. D. general
----. : ,. w ..Ls otfs. W. Va. ap-zl-m
The Wheeling intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1903-1961, 1916-04-27
POULTRY

- ~s-7-~------~--~-
EGGS Tor hatchinL from purs bred 5
{. lshode IStaud Reds pa'rIr,. hrot.o
lay Plymouth Rocks. Blue Audalusians
ana prize winning Columbian Wyan-
dpttes at SlVO per l5. Henry i.aue. AIS
i'iit 81 ap-5-t-my-6
RHODE Island Reds Rose Combs. heavy
layers. Chicks and eggs. prices rea-
N""' -"Ve-i-@ ap-S-t-my-3
IdohOUohBREp Rose Comp Rhode Is
land hed and single Comb Isuff Leg
morn eggs irices right. IL. a. Hem
mann. AZ. -. No. :. Wheeling. West va
mr-2O-t ap-2O
The Wheeling intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1903-1961, 1916-04-27
FOR RENT
F o r RENT


r OR K E Mt
OFFICE ROOMS, STREET FLOOR.
s5l MARKET ST, $40. FkoEr
ROOMS, 9c3 MAIN STREET, Sa5. 7
ROOMS. SECOND FLOOR, looz NAH
ST-, S35. ALSO NEW GARAGE as aY
80 FEET, WITH BASEMENT. NEXT To
SUSPENSION BRIDGE. JAMES L.
HAWLEH, lo65ia MAIN STREET.
FOR RENT-Furnishcd rooms for hrht
housekeeping. 4Ol Main st. ap-27-g
FOR RENT-Modcrn apartment. lower
floor. consisting of rooms aud bath
az 31-l2th st Inquire at gg-l-th -
or Security Trust Co. ap-24l
TOR RENT-Cheap. one room. Suitabl.
for shop. 1909 McColloch. ap-ss-m
FOR RENT-F1vc-room apartment with
bath, large pantry. modern convent.
cnces ana Janitor service. Enqulre
kheves LUMBER Co. Phones sl1.
mr-25-tf
ZOE aENT-Fiftcenth street apartment
with bath. pantry ana laundry. xas
electric lights. hot and cold water In
quire LIST floor % Fifteenth street
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