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The Adair County news. [volume] (Columbia, Ky.) 1897-1987, 1916-10-04
Head-off That AlI-winter Cough.

At the first sign of sore throat
tight chest or stuffed-up head take a
dose of DR.. Bells Pine-Tar-Honey.
The healing pine.tar soothing honey
and glycerine quickly relieve the con-
gestion, loosen the phlegm and break
up your cold. DR.. Bells Pine-Tar-
Honey has all the benefits of the heal
ing aroma from a pine forest, it is
pleasant to take and antiseptic. The
formula on the bottle tells why it re-
lieves colds and coughs. At PAUL
Drug Co., 25c. Adv.
The Adair County news. [volume] (Columbia, Ky.) 1897-1987, 1916-10-04
Wise or Otherwise.

And a short answer turneth
away friends.
Salary paid to an infants
nurse is hush money.
Orators who deal largely in
quotations speak volumes.
He's a foolish lawyer who will
quote poetry to a jury.
Fast friends should be slow to
speak i'll of each other.
If a woman's vocabulary is
limited she works overtime.
Prosperity has its thorns, and
adversely likewise has its roses.
A good talker is pleased when
he encounters a good listener.
Poverty may pinch an honest
man, but it never lands him in
Jail,
Give some women time and
they'll turn into gaudy butter
flies,
If you fuss about the weather
it may be a sign that you are
getting old.
The milk of human kindness
would be much richer if it wasn't
SKINNED so often.
If religion was good for the
complexion men would seldom
get their share of beauty.
The Adair County news. [volume] (Columbia, Ky.) 1897-1987, 1916-10-04
Constipation DuIls Your Br ain.

That dull, listless, oppressed feel
ing is due to impurities in your sys-
TEN, sluggish liver, clogged intestines
DR.. Kings New Life Pills give
prompt relief. A mild easy, non-grip
ing bowel movement will tone up
your system and help to clear your
muddy, pimply complexion. Get a
bottle of DIR. Kings New Life Pills
to-day at PAUL Drug Co., Csc. A
dose tonight will make you cheerful
at breakfast. Adv.
The Adair County news. [volume] (Columbia, Ky.) 1897-1987, 1916-10-04
Planning for Another
Canal.

Secretary of State, Lansing,
wants the Government to pay
Nicaragua three million dollars
in order to button up the rights
for a new canal and to establish
a new naval base on the Gulf Of
Fonseca. Nicaragua came out
second best in it's contest with
Panama for the inter ocean canal
But some day the second canal
will be built, and then Nicarau-
qua will come into its own.
The Adair County news. [volume] (Columbia, Ky.) 1897-1987, 1916-10-04
Her Saddest Hour.

"a woman's saddest hour"
said the amateur poet, lis that
in which she finds her first gray
hair"
'Not necessarily" his wife re-
piled. sit may be the hour in
which she learns that the man
she Tilted when she met the fail
ure whom she married has become
a millionaire. Life,
The Adair County news. [volume] (Columbia, Ky.) 1897-1987, 1916-10-04
Special Offer.

For a Short time will furnish the
daily Evening Post, Louisville, Home
and Farm, Kentucky Governors War
map and the Adair County News, all
one year for 1925. The map itself is
worth $l.50, but by accepting this Of
or you get it fer almost nothing.
The Adair County news. [volume] (Columbia, Ky.) 1897-1987, 1916-10-04
interesting History.

Recent events connected with
the life of Mr.. ]. E. McGlone, of
Carter county, Kentucky, and
Missouri, are to say the least III
teresteng.
Mr.. McGlone was, for some
time clork of circuit court in
Carter county, and during his
tenure in office he stole from the
State of Kentucky $4,000, which
he obtained on fraudulent wit.
ness claims.
Mr.. McGlone's thievery was
not confined to a single act, but
it was a continued record of crime
stealing a few dollars at a time,
until the large sum of $4,000 was
secured. He was not like a
horse-thief, who is emboldened
to commit lone offense, but
with him stealing was studied,
continued and inveterate.
Mr.. McGlone was not the kind
of a thief that occupied a lowly
place in the world; whose infiu-
ence counted for little, either
good or bad. He had had, per-
haps, the benefit of good sur
roundings, and, being elected to
a public office, exerted an infiu-
ence among many.
|. Mr.. McGlone did not deny his
guilt. Hesconfessed it in court.
We have not read of any ex-
tenuating circumstances in his
case. There has certainly been
brought to light no new evidence
that would have changed the
verdict, forlhe entered a plea of
guilty.
Neither have we read of any,
thing in his case that would par
ticularly excite the sympathy or
the pity of any who we1e famil-
lar with it.
We do know that Mr., McGlone
paid back the $4,000, evidently
having combined thrift with
theft.
And yet, whiting an hour after
having received sentence, with
out having seen inside the walls
of the penjtentiary which yawns
for this, the worst thief in the
world-the gentleman thief-Mr.
McGlone. accompanied by a
Deputy Sheriff, walks to the Of
fee of the Governor of Kentucky
and receives a pardon.
He has removed to Missouri,
where he is free, while the lowly
man who robs the hen-roost, may
The Adair County news. [volume] (Columbia, Ky.) 1897-1987, 1916-10-04
Quarterly Meetings.

The following are the dates
for the Quarterly meetings, CO.
lumbia District:
Cane Valley, Plumpoint, Oc-
tober, z, 8.
CampbellsviIle Circuit, Nor
tons, October %, 20.
Bear Creek, Palestine, Novem-
Der, A, 5.
Peytonsburg, Pleasant Hill,
November, z.
Clinton, Lands Chapel. No
vember, 9.
Albany, Oak Grove, Novem-
Der, II, H..
West Monticello, Smiths. No
vember Is, l9.
Parnell, Mt. Hope. November,
"a.
Monticello, Locketts Novem-
Der, 25, &c.
Mill Springs. Tuttle's Chapel,
November, q.
jamestown, jamestown, No
vember, %.
Russell Springs, Mt. Pleasant.
November, 80.
Sparksville, Concord, Deem
Der, /,
Renox, Jones' Chapel, Deem
Der, 2, 3.
Burkesville. Burkesville, De-
cember, 3, 4.
Bethlehem, Bethlehem, De-
cember, 6
Temple Hill, Temple Hill, De-
cember, z.
Tompkinsville, Summershade,
December, 8, 10.
Summersville, Hodges Chapel
December Is.
Pierce, Pierce, December 16,
IL.
Greensburg, Greensburg, De-
cember II, Is.
Elkhorn, Hogards, December,
49,.
Gradyville, Gradyville, De-
cember, %, "a.
Columbia, Columbia, Deem
"a, 25.
Casey Creek, Pine Grove, De-
cember, 90.
Evansville, Evansville, De-
cember, 80. 81.
Campbellsville Station, De-
cember, 81, January 1.
The District Stewards meet
ing will be held in the Methodist
church, in Columbia, November
l, 1916, at 10 a. m.
The pastors of the District are
requested and expected to at
tend the meeting with the Dis
trict Stewards and any others
who will come for the purpose of
planning for the years work.
Q n OhoIlav d r
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1 keep on hands a full stock OF
collins, caskets, and robes. l also keep
Metallic Caskets, and Steel Boxes and
two hearses. Prompt service night or
day. Residence Phone 20, Office
phone sS.
45-1yr J. f. Triptett,
Columbia, KY.
The Wheeling intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1903-1961, 1916-09-12
NEW INTERPRETATIONS.

CHARLESTON, ". Va. Sept. IL
CORPORATE charters were issued to-day
by the Secretary Of State TO four con.
Germs, as follows:
West Branch Coal Company, Of
Charleston, 10 operate in kanawha
county; has capital Of $4,000. lncor'
poratorS: j. G. Farquhar. l.. D. Burns,
f. H. Shonk, r. G. Quarter and \.
Z. FAIRY. all Of Charleston.
The Bank Of Kermit. 10 be located
AT Kermit. Mingo county. with an au'
thorized capital of $4,000, the incor'
porators being G.. {. preecc, r. e.
Kirk. J. y. Atkins. r. l.. PinSon and
l.. H. Atkins. all Of Kermit.
The South Pittsburgh Coal Compa-
ny, of Fairmont. capital Of Sn5 Don
InCorporators: NJ. A. Polliffe, J. ".
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JEFF HARRISON
CONTINUED from First Page.)


show any interest in the trip. Then
his eyes would kindle as he sazed
far away over the mountain peaks and
forest stretches. but his gaze would
soon drop again 10 his manacIcu
hands and the sullen hopeless look
again stread over his face as ina
light died from his eyes and MS ha0l-
tual indifference returned again.
Crowds Throns Depots.
At all stops. the depots were crowd.
ed with curious thrOngS. the word
some way having gone on ahead. de-
spite the efforts Of United States Mar
sinai Smith 70 keep secret the tact
that the desperadO was 10 travel on
this train to this city for trial Herurd
in the the small county jail tonight
are the twenty-seven federal prison.
erS. five being women. Despite the
fact that the Jail is crowded. the prlS'
oncrs are being we'll cared for, the
officials ar the Jail going TO all ends
10 look after their comfort.
OF the prisoners. TWO OF the women,
Helen Gavobellas. Greek. of Wheeling.
and Lille Baughman. Of Newark. Ohio,
later OF ParkerSburg. ar" witnesses
against alleged white SlarerS, they be-.
ing the victims OF these human vu J.
lures. The men accused are Frank
Weekly. white Of Newark. and EasellS
Easibotdns and George Gavoblias,
Greeks. OF Wheeling.
The other three women prisoners
are negro women charged with boot
Logging while tn" other nineteen men
prisoners are negroes and white men
charged with Bookkeeping.
Harrison Center Of Interest
IntrrcS, her" CrutcrS III the iria! OF
Jeff Harrison and his pardn"r Eugene
Dr.z.: who TOMORROW E" on ;rIal tri"T"
Federal Iu,lE" Dayton. CHARGED with t'i>
u"n C"u;ral train robbery. TN" nfH' SOL
hrtinss -: Nest Virginia in a dcchT".
Hin;u 't'r IN !hc sticks. as Harrison
calls III" fares: Section Of tn" m"Lnollns
H!'n arr. coming iu:" Martin>hIrT /" Al
tci..! b.. RAJ Tn" CI;v is ful"d - nrnr-
flowing tra!Gh; ami HE .E-L"E-inG tiGr
81 Interested humanity - scarcely
started -. Mi nv"r thn state inter-
ast is shown in This one case and spec
tntnrS and interest Cd parties IRON! all!
SOC, !rnS are coming in ~ hear or lake
part IN IN" trail. Their" arr some sixty
witi"S~'S :"r tho Gov, rumnnt In tiS
- :" ;hry coming from all SECTORS 81:
iit" rnInfrr from Denver wh"r" picI
"HS arrested. san Antonio. tn" nome
- !iatrr;nn ana vari"HS Other S"r,i"nS
WhI'''i .."il" charter % IN" tHTIl!luE
.'.,i,..r? aad It's sitting.
la" stag" AL >"t for no trial 1cT'
and tomorrow viii -" II" "i''. u!nc ~
- hat * .'An"r't'd - nr liz anal GnaHt"r
Q; the case.
The Wheeling intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1903-1961, 1916-09-12
No Crushinu Blows.

For the first time in many days
Monday proved day without spcCta
cuIar feature in som" nf tn" various
wa theatres. On none of the i"Cnt'
was a crushing blow delivered hy any
nj tho he!liCerrnlS. and mono of the
war chanrcllerirS reported any great
gain hv is armies in tn" field PROB.
ably tho most significant. move wH@
thar Of the British in The S'rUma 10,
glou OF the Greek Macedonian front.
The Wheeling intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1903-1961, 1916-09-12
Great Support.

AUGUSTA. MAINE. Sept. 11-Frank
J. Hall. Chairman Of the Republican
stat. committee said tonight:
"Today's election is an endorsements
Of the clean, above board campaign
conducted by Republicans in this
state. State issues were kept largely
i! IN The fore. but they were overshadow,
led Dy the greater issues OF national
import. Tho voters of Maine showed
Ihci- support OF the entire Republican
platform, state as we'll aS national.
The Wheeling intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1903-1961, 1916-09-12
Daniels Optimistic,

j WASNlNGTuN. Sept. li.--Secre-
/ tary Daniels who Ionk an active part
! in III" Maine campaign refused 10 he
! discouraged a. the carly returns
!! from the election there.
If The Democrats had carried
Maine by even one VOTE. he SAID.
The campaign would have hccl ended
auL Wilson'S election would have
hcrn certain. Up 10 tho last national
election the Republicans had never
failed Ia carry Maine by less than IS
n"" and generally by from %3.ot11 IL
lI."hp. Even with ihc enormous d.
Election uf TWO thirds Of the trpuh-
lirunS TO Roosevelt in lHl@. The Demo
Gratis just squeezed through with -
GnH
The latest returns indicate that
the Republicans will he lucky TO get
ten thousand majority this year,
which shows a swing of Republicans
20 Wilson that will ensure us thu
Presidential college if it is maintain
ed by other states III November.
The Wheeling intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1903-1961, 1916-09-12

PORTLAND. Me. Sept. 11.-With all
hui ninety CT tho 635 precincts IN inc
state reported, returns for governor
Mi!l,kcn. Republican. 1891; Curtis.
Democrat. 1909.
'rhc same precincts In 1914 gave
iaiucs. Republican. 5l3iI; Curtis, Dem
nrrrt Sc j$t; Gardner, Progressive. TO-
For United States senator these pre-
cIncts gave: , ~
F.rnald. Republican. 7o,7?2: Hale. Re
nubIican, G9.1S0: Johnson. Democrat. s.
Em1: Sllls, Democrat. 6l.3U2.
The Wheeling intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1903-1961, 1916-09-12

TOLEDO. OHIO. Sept. ll-Minority
bondhnlders Of the Lake Erie" Rowling
Green and Napoleon Railway Company
today. lost :heir first legal action to
save the road when Judge John NJ. Xii
Its. in United States District Court
nvcrrulcd a motion In set aside tho sale
Of the road IN an attorney for the ma
iority bnnGholders. for tith.GNo. No
tic" Of appeal has been filed.
The road is being torn up and sold ms
Junk
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CRISIS IN GREECE
CONTINUED FROM First PaGe.)

from Directing, are most anxious that
Greece join the Entente.
The only menace TO the SurrC>S nG
the negotiations lies in the Greek gov.
ernmcnt holding out 200 long in fin
hone of obtaining III" concessions Of
ferrd eighteen m"nth> ago bu; which
no longer obtain.
Eight classes Of untyained rrS"rv-
isis between the ages Of -; and il
wears soon will b. called to the col
orc
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p,oa>ru rirSt Verdict

CHICAGO Sept il--"Main" gives inc
f;-sr nppeal for u return to Il pr"t"c-
;iyn tariff and the first answer TO the
Adamson bill" Alvin r. il"r'. western
I;rimhlican campaign manager Stld TO-
night.
t.-, in November. The victory means
ihn, TIM Republicans ar" :" gam con-
ir"l If tn" United States Scnat" ""i that
Charles T.. Hughes. when ne "n"r$ tn
White House next mhrcn VIII h" ''rc"r"-
rh the support Oc Il i;m'uI!Can h"tiS''
and a Republican S'na'". " GOES
Maine. 81 cn"S ;h' uml"u senator
Walsh nf Montana. I'"n"rrdii" Western
I'alnpa!gu Manager. would not comment
on tho returns carly in IN" evening.
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STRIKE IS OFF.

rHISHnLM. MINI. Sept. 11-Mon
who have been on strik" here for the
last three months returned to the
mines today and asked In he placed at
work in tho former positions. mine
operators stated. Not a man was on
the picket line today. Mine officials are
prepared tn start full crews at all pro-
pcrticS on Wednesday.
The Wheeling intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1903-1961, 1916-09-12
Democrats See victory.

NEW YORK. Sept. ll.--Chalrnan Nc
Cormicli. of tho Democratic committee.
issued the following statement.
The result Of tn" election in Maine
indicates q sweeping Democratic victory
III November. | have never Cia!mrd tn:tt
We would win in Maine, because ! real
iHni thar 20 carry such II rnckrlhh"t! H.
publican stronghold III Il i'r">,d.nl lnl
year would be practically Imp"SS bic.
we have materially reduced the
usually large Republican majority
aiWa;@ obtained on NATIONAL issues In
that state md that inSur"N the election
1T President Wilson IN November by an
impressive majority iuS, As is"urbI!-
can r!uralitv Of l@IOn IN Septcm Der.
49," prrfacad tho election .! President
Cl"ycltnd in N0vc!uh"r.
III Is tho first time tnit"d states
senators have ever h"cn elected III Maine
by popular vote an1 n" $cnIlment as. to
national issues Is u be- gagged by the
vote cast upon the same issues N other
years" ~
Chairman Willcox tclnph"ned from
Syra,usc /" Republican headquarters TO-
night Il statement in which ne said the
result, Of the Maine election meant To-
united Republican party. assuring the
rl"c:ion Of Charles l.. Hughes III Nov
cnlhar.
The Wheeling intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1903-1961, 1916-09-12
Ruu,anIans Advance.

Rl't'H \EF.Sr. Srp1. ll-Nla london.
Sept. l2--l@:n" y. M.--T"dhy'S isnman-
ian Headquarters statement reads:
"On tn" n"rth"rn and northwestern
fronts. west Of tn" Upper Valleys or
tn. Mar"s and Turlit%@a Rivers. the
enemy continued Ia rrtr"al. W" cap
lurrd three officers and loo men.
''SmI$h If Suhin We occupied the vii
lh., at Ilhlnlhar. ais" named Schrllrt-
hrru. II has been "stHhll>h"d that IN"
enemy has used ium-duTn bullets.
In Ihv Slr"thnr valley. west ~
NrriScr. ~ r"rulacd several um"my
attacks oar troops taking IN" often
sivr rartu".d iw" guns. several ma
chin. guns tHiS$unS and munitions.
three officers and 800 Non.
"On liz. s,.iIihrru 'front.' thcr" has been
rife lin" along ihr Who'll" l?annhr. ON
Tho DohrudJa front the fighting con-
iinIINS"
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FOR SALE

FOR SALE Five pool tables and
lunch room outfit tables can be
seen in operation; must vacate
room by Thursday evening. Crlnl-
mcI's Lunch and Pool Room,
Moundsville, W. Va. II
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SEALED PROPOSALS
Coal and Coke,

Sealed liGS fur furnishing and de!lr-
erin. good. clean coal in sufficient guam
tIty tor tn" school Year for the different
schools Of Philadelphia district using coal
and also tor furnishing and delivering
coke ;nr W"odSdalc and EdGinEton lane
buildings. viii b" received by the Board
of Education until Tuesday. Sept. II.
= p. N.
An bids should b. addressed Ia Eoard
Of f.duri,tIun OF Philadelphia District.
Woods llc. Wheeling. W. Va and mark
ed "Gds for furnishing coal or coke.
S 5. JACOB. JIt..
S-Jn-I Secretary.
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PORTLAND Me-. Sept. 11.-Tf III"
ratio Of gains in the state is maintain
I'd. tho Republicans will elect COVER
nNv h. plurality Of about 400. one
senator by about $500 and second
senator by about $500.
Iudlratinns AZ IN O'Clock were that the
i:rrublirans had elected three congress
men, with the Second district now rep
resented b. Daniel J. Neutrality-suspicious.
ocrat. in doubt.
The Wheeling intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1903-1961, 1916-09-12

FOR SALE-The T. Z. Van Foorhis home
in tho Ohio gas belt. Forty acres OF
meadow. twenty acres of woodland. good
eight rnomcd dwelling. three good barns.
Mile and Il half from Bladcnsburg. three
miles from Martins burg. splendid graded
schools with high schools The farm las
hccn in the hands Of the present owners
~ y .ars. G. l.. Van Vorhis. Mt. Vernon,
o.. Adm. Enquire ". D. Van Foorhls,
14l3 Twenty-flrst ST., Petersburg: w.
Va. s-I--n
The Wheeling intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1903-1961, 1916-09-12
ADMINISTRATOR NOTICE.
ApMN1sTRAroR's NOTICE.

Having been appointed adminst ra; or
OF The "stai" Of x. r.. Merchant. dc
ceased This il II notify all persons hav-
ing claims against the late K. r. Mer-
chant to present their bills fully Au-
thent icalrd Ia the Undersigned. Parties
knowing themselves indebted will please
call and settle.
r. J.. HIGGINS.
S-l2-g 1871 Jacob 81.
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AUTOMOBILES
FOR SALE-Ov

FOE SALE-t1verland truck. Just re
Gently ovcrhaucd-A No. l 10 h. =
engine Have no use for same. VIII
sell dirt cheap. Address Lock Box )
Lansing. Ohio. s-s-J
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Ferdinand Visits Kaiser

EERLlN. Sept u. y. IN. VA London
Sept. ~, 2.5a a. 'n.---Thc visit Of KING
Ferdinand Of Bulgaria /" tn" GERMAN
Emperor at EASTERN headquarters is be-
ing !unhr Tn" occasion "i an important
conference" on tn" near eastern situation
PARTICULARS tilll in III" i;HIkanS. King
Ferdinand is .cr"!EIIu!"h 10y me cnl"i
Of hrs rahIn"E. wuIl" n" imperial Ger
man Chancellor lrr N"n Iicthmann-
HollwCS is N Attendance upon the En-
im.rnf as his rrSI,ult~Ihl" political adviser.
|, The uth"r Trut"ulc Allied govern
m"uts also ar" Represented at Inc con-
ference which. il j. understood. Will not
l,r without effect upun the future eroup-
me The la lkanS.
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nna1Aru ElafAn.

NEW YORK. sept. 1l--L"ad"rS n Re
publican national headquarters her" 'n-
night expressed citation over IN" result
RI tod:y's election i'll Maine. Will" th"S"
AT Democratic headquarters declined I"
c0nrde any triumph /" tn" E"puhIi%2nS
III CARRYING tho state. Secretary k"E-
holds Of the Republican National COM
said: .i,,,,. j.,
II. EeD;ib!:"a3 vote for Governor SHOWS
an absolutely reunited party. IAEi T..
NiliiLtu received all the votes cast Tor
tn, Progressive randidat" iw" yrmr*
ln:o. together with the 'Stay-ai-h"n@.
y,u,. of TWO years ago.
Best -; all the Stny-at HON" r"pu'i'-
o.cI Senator Charles +. Johnson. Menu
nor of rho finance committee az the sem
ate. which framed III" present Demo
cratic tariff bill.
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Have you lost any rental Income
during the past year? Could any OF
this loss have been prevented through
timely advertislng7 au26tf
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WANTED-Male Help

wANTED-Four men Of neat appear
ance TO travel. best proposition out.
Steady work; advancement {. 4. Address.
80, 18th ST.. between { and 5 p. m.
s-12-i
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Sumanians Active.

PARIS. S"nl. ll--I:lI T.. M.--A dos
match To- the Temps from Saloniki says
"'rh,. evolutionary movement rs ac'
tive at N.rri;l about forty miles south
nast. nf SaiunikD. where Captain Fart
xnras has Hnn"unr"d Ia General tord"n-
ricr. commanding IA" tr"nrh troops
his iuj,rtimn nr lighting with tho En-
.urr Nlli"S The battalion commander
=; N"rria also has announced that his
battalion will participate IN the move
H"ui. -,
''rhcSr events ar" parts NJ a rapluIE
ry,rndjnir rlan for tn, formation nf Il
t;r,.k army of national defense.
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FUNERAL DIRECTORS
Breummer & Hildebraud

Funeral Directors and EmbalmSrh
Corner MAshst and Twsnty.second etA
Telephone 2o1. OpAA day and night
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pnRr1hND- MAINE. Sept. II.

PORTLAND. MAINE. Sept. li-Con.
rrcssional district. First district :
!: I;oodali Republican, 7.i6%: l.. y.
stevens. Democrat. al
Second district: S2rcnty,"n" p;."'
cjncts out of IA give ". II, White" Re-
publican. 1911: p. J. McG!illcuddF'
Democrat, 7.2i1.
rhird district: Eighty-on" precincts
cat Of 224 give John y. Peters, Rcpub-
lean, S,03S: John E. Bunker. Democrat
L. $50.
ar Of liz, give Ira e.. Hershey. Rcpub-
lean, 6,9S7; l.. y. Pierce, Democrat. A.
S3T
The Wheeling intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1903-1961, 1916-09-12

wAHrED-A first class barber. Good
wages Harry Sommers, Bell phone
II. f. 2oS-R: NATL phone u. F. l7p-J.
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DrEHL-At Wheeling hospital Sunday.
September 10th. 1915. al $3.50 O'clock
|. y. H.. HARRY DlEHL, in the. i:nd
year OF his age.
Funeral from his late residence. 1919
Wood street, Thursday. September ii.
AZ lock lntcrment Greenwood
cemetery. Friends ui family invited
to attend.
HUIPH-Un Sunday September 10Th
1916. at Ills O'CLOCK y. M. AZ the ia H.
ily rcs;d.ncr. No. So North Wabash
str,rt. ZURA. wifi. Of Melvin Nulph.
me. Sennctll in her 18th year.
Funeral services on Tuesday evening a;
$50 o'cinck Friends invited to. at
lend Intcrmcnt at New Martinsvllle.
on Wednesday, morning.
The Wheeling intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1903-1961, 1916-09-12

FOR SALE-Wcll bred mare, cheap.
weight atcut 1850. tlas done all kim
If Farm work aud good driver. Address
U-4?. care lutclligcnccr. Sill
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FOR sALE-Iandsom bedroom set OF
soI,! walnut furniture. Cost ne"
S4.n, 90; will sell for $500 il taken at
once, US | am leaving city. Address I.
t. $. care !nlcliGenCer. s-l"-j