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it's life more wholesome, if I have given
to it boy or girl who loves it, if have
shown that l am loyal to the ideals of
freedom and justice which it represents,
have the right to call myself an Ameri-
can. The test of my Americanism is the
way look at things with relation to the
present and the future of this country
Franklin K Lane, Secretary of the Inter
Tor, in Harper's Weekly
The Redwood gazette. [volume] (Redwood Falls, Minn.) 1873-1940, 1916-03-22

his statement by his facts, a lit,
tie larger in deeds than H.
speech, you recognize a kind Of
elouuence inthatman's utterance
not laid down in Blair and Camp
bell,-Oliver Wendell Holmes.
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GOOD MEASURE

When you find a man a little
better than his word, a little
more liberal than his promise,
a little more than borne out in
The Redwood gazette. [volume] (Redwood Falls, Minn.) 1873-1940, 1916-03-22
HIS RIGHT TO TITLE

My right to call myself an American
does not turn upon what America has
done for me, but what have done for it..
II have made it richer, if | have made
The Wheeling intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1903-1961, 1916-09-18
EXTENSIVE GAINS

Russians south OF BrZezany. SOUTH
of Lemberg. and the capture OF MI
than 5000 Germans in fighting ain
the Anraiuvuka River. and the Pod.
vscke-Halicz Railway.
Bucharest reports the occupation If
additional towns in Pennsylvania,
while both Berlin and Sofia assert
that the forces Of the Central Powers
in Dobrudja are still in pursuit OF The
retreating Rumanians and Russians.
Progress in Macedonia.
Further progress for the Entente AL
lies on the Macedonian front and by
thu Italians in Albania is recorded IN
the London, Paris and Rome communl-
cations. kavala. on the Aegean Sea,
which is held by Rulgarians. is under
bombardment by the Entente fleet
Sofia admits the loss Of Nidjeplanina.
near Lake Ostrovo. Combined French
and Russian troops have pushed their
way TO position near Florina. across
the Greek frontier south Of MonasFfr,
while the Serbians have reached the
immediate outskirts Of Vetrenik and
Kajmackalan in successful fighting
against the Rulgarians. Heavy hon.
bardments are in progress on the yarl-
Gus other sectors.
In the Carso region OF the Austro-
Italian theater the Italians in their
quest OF Triest have won strong posi-
tons from the Austrians in sansuin-
airy fighting. To the southeast Of the
Doberdo height the penetration G1
Austrian lines is admitted by Vienna.
but the official communication says
the italian losses were extremely
heavy, owing TO the large number OF
troops engaged in the small fighting
area
The Wheeling intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1903-1961, 1916-09-18
DELEGATES NAMED TO
WHITE PLAGUE MEET

CHARLESTON. W. Va. Sept 1t
Prominent physicians and the heads
of institutions and organizations for
tho curtaitmrnt of tuberculosis III
West Virginia have been appointed
by Governor Hatfield to attend a sec
lional tuberculosis conference of the
National Association for the Study ana
Prevention of tuberculosis. The con-
ference will be held in Newark, n. j.,
October Il and %.
Aside from West Virginia. the other
States represented will be Delaware,
MARYLAND, Pennsylvania. New Jersey.
Virginia. as we'll as the District OF
Columbia. The delegates from this
State will hc pr. S. l.. Jepson, State
Health commissioner: Or. Harriet B.
Jones. of Wheeling. president Of the
Association Of West
Virginia: DR.. +. L. Clovis, superin-
tendent of the State tuberculosis San
atorium. Terra Alta; Or. Irene Is. Bull
lard. of Charleston: nr. S. \. Myers. of
Martinsburg: Or. H a. Brandeherry
of Huntington. and DR.. y. n. Frame. of
ParkerSburE
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SUBMARINE BREMEN
IS REPORTED TO Be
NEARING THE U. S.

. NEW LONDON, Conn, Sept. IL
A persistent report from apparently
reliable sources that the German un-
dersea merchantmen Bremen was ap-
preaching this port tonight lacked
confirmation at late hour. The first
report stated that submarine was
seen off Fishers Island in Long Is
land Sound al nine o'clock headed for
New London. two hours run. Cred
ence was attached TO the report when
the ocean going tug I. a. Scott, Jr.
put out to sea, under hurried orders.
A newspaper tug, which followed
the T. A. Scott, Jr., returned just be-
fore midnight with the information
that there was heavy fog over the
sound and nothing had been seen of
a. submarine. AT midnight, the T. A.
Scott, Jr., had not returned.
During the day, one of the United
States submarines was manouevering
off Block Island. but returned here
early in the evening 1t Is believed
that this submarines actions may
have given rise To The rumor OF the
approach of the German boat.
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FIVE DEAD, TWO DYING
IN AUTOMOBILE CRASH

NEW YORK, Sept. 17.-Five per-
sons were killed, two probab bly, mortal.
" wounded and four others less serl-
ously hurt to-day when an auto in
which they we're riding crashed
through a guard rail on a bridge
across the Harlem river.
The dead are Mrs. Mary Newnlau,
Miss Lille Wilson, Hyman Hankle,
Carl Spangenberg and Thomas Hair,
lal of New York City. Miss Mae Hart
and Miss Frances Kane are not ex-
pected 70 live.
According 10 the police, Hair, a
chauffeur, took the automobile from
a garage without permission of the
owner. and invited his friends TO: Il
drive, in which many places Of anIuse-
ment were visited before the accident
occurred.
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DELEGATES NAMED TO
THE MINING CONGRESS

CHARLESTON, W. Va, Sept. IL
The nineteenth annual meeting OF the
American Mining Congress Will be
held in Chicago for four days, begin
ming Monday. November l3. Consld-
GRAFTON will be given 10 The problems
OF safety, efficiency and conservation.
Governor Hattie I'D has selected as the
West Virginia delegates 10 this con-
gress the following men. who are iden-
tilted with the coal industry OF the
State:
Col. E. E. White, Of Glen White:
General Edward O'Toole, of Gary; W.
o. Percival, of Holden; John NJ. Wolfe,
of Fairmont: Frank o. Harris, Of Can
Melton. Carl Hunter, Of Moundsville;
r. II. Huddy, of Boomer; Charles A:
Cabeu. of Carbon John Laing. OF
Charleston, and Col. W. H. Koch. OF
Wheeling.
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70 AEROPLANES ARE
LOST BY The ALLIES

BERLIN. Sept II. Cby wireless 20
SayvilIc, y. i.,-Sevcnty-cight aero,
planes were lost by the British ana
French as the result of all aerial en-
gacemenl on The western trent during
august according la figure; given out
by competent authority. says the Over,
seas News Agency. Uf this number ~
machines foil into German hands. 81 OF
the CAPTURED acroplanrs being British
is French. Tweuty-eighI acroplaiseE
are positively, known 10 have been shot
down behind the hostile lines. it Is dc,
cIared while ono arroplanr WAS forced
to descend behind the lines.
The German losses of aer"planrS
during August. before and behind the
pncmy's front were II acroHlancs." the
statement adds
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wrench Advance In Macedonia,

PARIS. Sept. +. .3:27 =. ni.-Fronch
and Russian troops advancing rapidly on
tho western end Of III" Enteni" Mace
DOMAIN front have arrived in front of
r7o-ina. close 10 tho Serbian border.
south of Monastir. tn" French war ofiic"
announced in this afternoons official
bulletin.
Further .aS, tho S"rhianS ar" adTanc-
ing IN both sides Of LAX" OStrnvn. de-
fen ting tn" EulG''rianS III engagements
near I[aim9ckalau ma continuing tn
throw troops across tho river Eros. VIII r.
tho Huigari,ns are resisting them on ;hc
RICH. hank OF the river. Tho s:at"m, mt
reads:
"nn The Struma front l'rliEh recon-
npI,crInS PARTIES fought several SUCCESS
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POSSE AMBUSHED
BY -FOUR BANDITS

MIAMI. Fla. Sept. 17.-Four bandits
who robbed tho State Bank Of Home
stead. Fla. Friday. ambuShed a posse
pursuing them in tn" everglades south
of here today ard killed Two men and
wounded two others. .Aftcr the en-
counter they were trailrd into dense
swamp. where il was believed late to-
night they had been surrounded.
The men killed were {. Anderson and
Allen Anderson. The pnsS"a was Tired
nu without warning and the bandits
arc believed tn have fled unwoundcd.
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TRAIN HITS AUTO;
SIX ARE KILLED

ALLENTOWN. Pa, Sept IA
party OF six aulomobilists, all from
South Bethlehem. Pa, were instantly
killed shortly after o'clock this af-
lernoon at Hager's Crossing, near Qua
kcrIown Station on the Bethlehem
branch of the Philadelphia & Read
ing Railroad when their automobile
was struck by special train. The
dead are:
Mr.. and Mrs. William Hunsicker.
MIR. and Mrs. J. A. kneff and two chill.
dren, aged and ~ years, respcc-
lively.
The occupants were killed, instant
ly, peculiar feature being that The
neck OF every one Of the party was
broken when they were thrown from
the machine.
The Wheeling intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1903-1961, 1916-09-18
FIVE DEATHS ON
GRADE CROSSINGS

CHICAGO. ILL.,, Sept. 1.-Two men,
one woman and two girls were killed
in two grade crossing accidents here
today. in which automobiles were
struck By trains.
At a crossing of the Milwaukee
electric line al Lake Forest, Mr.. and
Mrs. Joseph Walsh. their daughter
Bessie, and Lorna Blnridin, all. of Chi
cago. were killed when their automo-
bile was hit by an electric car.
Carl Hupe was killed al an Illinois
Central railroad crossing at Matteson
when his machine was hit by train.
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MISS CLAIRE MCLEOD.
or Rella1re, O., Passed Away In ONO
Valley General Hospital Last
Evening.

Mss Clalrr Mel. sod. aged IS. q! Bel
ia,r". o.. died in III" OH" Valley CEN
raj hn&rita! last evening NJ 30 O'Clock
i"liowinS several weeks Illness "' COM
piiratinn -: diseases. Sh" is survived
nv hrr narcurS and ScN era! relatives.
Miss Mcleod WAS admitted !" IN"
institution August 81. Tn" body was
taken 10 the family home last night.
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Allies Take NidIe Ridge

SOFIA Saturday. Sept. Is. via Lon
don. Sept. !. f:@5 y. m.--The occupation
tier north Of Lake Ostrovo by En-! IN g
troops is announced In todayS official
war office statement which reports also
the rcpulsc of hostile forces in the
MoClcna region. The statement an
nounces that the pursuit of the defeat
ed Russians and Runanians In Dob
rudja is continuing.
Bom5arImcnt Of kavala by the En-
tente fleet set on fire the barracks in
one part Of the town but caused no
loss OF life.
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Successful British Raid.

LONDON. Sept. II. 6:26 p. m.-Suc-
cessful raids by British patrols in the
region of the S;ruma northeast Of Sa-
lnniki are reported in todays war office
statement Oh operations along the Mac
cdonian front. which follows:
"On the Struma front our patrols
successfully raided enemy lines at
N"ohri and north Of the Sores road
last night.
On the Dorian front more than l5D
Germans were killed by our bnnbcrs
Germans were killed by our berS
during the operations of September Is.
and In enemy counter attacks our ma
chino guns inflicted heavy casualties"
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blockade warning

COPENHAGEN. Sept. II. via London.
6:33 D. m.-The Norwegian newspaper
MorGcnhadc. of Chris LAMA. warns the
Scandinavian public OF the probability
ut Increased blockade pressure against
Scandinavia.
Since Rumanla Joined the Entente al
lies says the newspaper. there Is only
one gap. namely, Scandinavia. III the
ring surrounding the Central powers.
and urdoubt eddy tho British political
purpose is TO close that gap.
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l26 Merchantmen Lost

BERLIN. Scrt. II. tEy wireless 10
SayviIic. y. Y.l---"nurinE August SAYS
an official admiralty statement 'sSu"a
to-day. "l2G hostil" merchant SHIPS ,lu-
falling 1869 Tons gross were dcSIro!-
ed hy submarines OF the Central row
nrs ar by mines: and - neutral mar
chant ships. tntallinE SS.HhS tons. car
ryinr cunIr1laud nj war I" enemies
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Artillery Active,

PARIS. Sept: II. %:27 p. m.-Thc
French artillery has boon active along
the Somme front. the war office nm
nounced this afternoon. but no opera
tinns Of notable importance are chrGn-
icled. Numerous air raids have been
carried out by French aviators. says the
Official statement. which follows:
with the exception Of fairly lively
artillery duels on the Sommr front. in
tho sectors CT Berry and NrrmandnNil-
lers. TO important event is reported on
the front as a whole.
yesterday an enemy acrnplane was
brought" down within our lines nj Eel
low. It Is confirmed that the enemy
machine which was attacked by warrant
officer Lennon. cam" crashing To lhr
ground north Of Douaumnnt. hrinS III"
Eighth to be brought down by this pilot
II also Is confirmed that warrant off
cor Dorne defeated his tnnih enemy nra-
chine which fell near. Eric on Srptcm-
Der -.
D ION Friday night two of our machines
drorrrd Is bombs cT 1@n millimctrns
cacn on the air shed 1T Hatzhcim. Lust
nigh, ESQ bombs were dropped on tho
railway station and aviation buildings
at TrrGni"r and 81 bombs on, tho rail-
way station a Ahbecnurt. On the same
night our bombardinG squadron carried
out TIE following operations:
Seventy-two bombs Of 20 millimetrrs
were dropped on the railway stations At
Roisel. Epnhy and Athics. and on TN"
railway line between ST. Quentin and
Ham.
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Rnsuians Renulsed.

EERlIN, Scpl. II--Vla L"ndnn, OF.
p M--Iicavy offensive operations ny
The Russians have been in progress
along large sections of the front in in
I;uSSia and talncia. the war once , an
nntnred today. the Tcutonic forces
hnidin rthcir ground all along the line
, "%r"Ia i in the sector where the army
IF Nrrhdukc Charles Francis. resistinE
IN. Russian advanc" toward HaIcH'
wrrc forced back for short distance.
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Rnssians Falling Back

LONDON Sept. is. $40 \. M.T-A
DESPATCH to the times from Rumanian
headquarters. dated sunday Sn&s tnat
in pnhruhja. IN" kuS$o-A uillai''hn
forces are falling back and taking up
a strong position on line extending
from EaSuvu tn TuZla.
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rauara1 Retired

ANSrERnAM. Srpt. Iva LonhnH'
So i, M.-.kccording tn the FRANK
furtcr Zritung. ;he commander OF inc
Fourteenth German army corps, Leu
tenant General Won FtarniSch' mas peci'
placed on tho retired list.
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Heavy Fighting.

BERLIN. Sept. i. via London. All
p. m.-Heary fighting is continuing on
the Sommt front the war office an
nounced today but further British at
lacks have been rcpulsed by the Ger
man artillery with heavy losses TO the
attacking forces. German assaults
north of Ovillers resulted IN successes.
says the statement which follows:
ION tho front OF Archduke Albrccht
Of WurttemberE. and on the northern
wing OF the front OF Crown Prince
Rupprecht lively fighting activity con-
tinueS.
Tho fighting on the Sommc is taking
It's course. North of thn river all at
tackS have been sanguInarily repulsrd.
partly by orr curtain of fire. Fighting
is slill proceeding around small Brit
ish positions near Courcele near
F'lcrS and west Of Lesboucfs. North OF
Ovillnrs We gained some advantages
in attacks.
South Of the Somme no very definite
attacks developed, but the artillery fire
continued without interruption"
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Paliocrestro Taken.

LONDON. Sent. II. 1870 y. ni.-1:ne
Itniian forces have occupied ralioCrcStru
rive miles from Argyocasrro in .Alnam:a,
,..rnr,Iinr 10 an Athens despatch tn the
Exchange Telegraph company dated sat-
urday.
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DELEGATES NAMED.

CuARLESTON.' W. VA. Sept Ii
Governor H. u. Hatfield has selected a
number Of prominent West Virginia
crlorcd educators as delegates TO the
educational conference which is sched-
uIed Ia be held in Durham, y. G.. for
four days, beginning Tuesday, NoNrm-
Der 81. These delegates are X. +. Sims.
Ct Rluchcld: Byrd Prill"rnan. or In
slitute: J. W. Scott. of Huntington; J.
+. jefferson. OF 'T'arkcrshurG: ". w.
Saunders, of Charleston.
The Wheeling intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1903-1961, 1916-09-18
WANTED-To Rent

wANTEp-To rent a five or six room
modern cottage. with bath. In suburbs.
near car line. with good sized yard suit
able for poultry and garden. Call Alt
cnheim SIM. s4o-l
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Puraninr RuasdanH.

BERLIN. Sept. II. via London. Sill
n. m.-Ficld Marshal Won Meckcnsen
Is pressing his pursuit of tho Russians
and Rumanians defeated during the re-
cent operations in the Rumaninn PROV
iuce of Dphrudja, the war office nm
nounCcd today.
Tho RumanIar advance in Transyl-
vania Is continuing. says the statement.
which is reporting on happenings along
the Macedonian front announces that
tho Crock seaport Of Kavala is being
bombardcd by Entente warships.
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No. yyar T.nan PRICE,

rAF,lS. Sept. lii +. M.--Ofirial NO,
tirr was given today that thr price "
issue Of the now war loan Will be %
francs. IS confines.
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fnl engagements on the lief, bank Of thu

ful cncAgcmentS on Tho Icfl Dunk OF INC
river and made some prisoners.
From the Drlcs maintains to the
Nardar there has htcn further Lively
rannhnadinE by both sides. e..
"Ea.: Of IT." .Cerna. Serbian troops
have reached the immediate outskirts Of
V"trcmk and Kajmackalan after a series
ui ohSiauiAIr rnEn@cments. all OF which
ended IT. their advantage.
West Of LAX" DStrUvu the Scrbi1ns
ronfinred tr, cross the river Brod. Their
artillery opened n violent fire against
thn Bulgarian army entrcnchcd on the
right Of the Erod.
'Erunco- Russian forces on our lett
wing pursuing their rapid march nave
arrived in front of Florina."
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MISCELLANEOUS
AUTO PARTH.

AUIU FARGbs -
Radiators $500. Magnetoes $l2.c0.
steering gears $1,000, Diffcrentiels
$15.JN. Specdometers $500, side lambs
Headlights $3.50 each, Wind Shields
$500. Tires. inner tubes and all nlsccl-
ianrous parts for sale cheap. Tool Store.
1883 Market ST.. Wheeling. W. Va Store
open Saturday evenings Till 10 oclock.
Natl rhnac l3I6-R. s-lo-l
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WE BUY-wB SELL

Drill Press $ln.0n. Gas Range $500.
Coffee Mill $5.0n, Carpenter saws SOC
and up. Heating stoves soc. Hack Saws
soc. ln-inch stillson pipe wrench 70c. Is
diiferen: machines for steam laundry
purpos es for sale cheap. Tools OF al de-
srripliuns bought and sold. TOOL Store
1883 AIarkc; St. Wheeling. ". va. store
open saturday evenings until 10 O'Clock,
Natl phone l3TG-R. s-Iel!
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FoR SALE-Ftve pool tables and lunch
roonl outfit; tA6leS can b Seso In
operatton; must YkcAte room BY Thurs
day evening. Crtmmers Lunch and
Pool Room, MoundAvllls, ". Va s-14-tf
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FOR 8ALE--Brood SOW and pigs. Ar
thur Blake, National phons % Cole
rain. slim
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FINE sHor zEPArAIEG DoND-Pez-
zano Bruno. 712 Main street near TIN.
aug-29-t
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WANTED-Salesman for Wheeling vic.-
nity and West Virginia territory.
Power plant accessories. Salary and
Commission Address 8. E, care Intel
lIgencer. A9lh
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WANTED-Male Help
chef At Hottuan's rsstep.
rant. S.ls-l

wANr1D-For Job shop one automobile
machinist, one o1y-acetylene welder,
one armature yinder. good opportunities.
good wages Give experience. Married
or single. Guyan Machine Shops. Logan,
West Va. s-1S-21t
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ron SALE-Fresh cow (Jersey). third
calf Bell phone 2s2 II. Elm Grove.
s-l3-m
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FOE RENT-Nicely furnished room.
Gentleman only. All conveniences.
1913 Bro adway. Nat. 135S-M. s-l5-tt
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FOR SALE

FOE SALE room brick house. 31l7
McColloch St.. s1,5oo.oo. Call Bell
phone 1861. s-15-j
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FUNERAL DIRECTORS
Breummer & Hildebrand

Funeral Directors and 4mnAlmers.
T1iephonS 1a1. 0D>p dAx md night =
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FOE REHT-Furnished front room for
one or two gentlemen. use Of bath and
phone. Must come well recommended.
Apply 1914 Main ST., or call Nat. phone
l529-X ny-1B-tf
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FOR Rents rooms. bath and laundry.
Bell lSl5-J. s-15-l
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FOR RENT

PoR HENT-A farm. for rent. or sale or
exchange for city property. near 81.
Clairsrille. o. Bell R. ?, P. o. SIS.
s-16-m
The daily Nome industrial worker., 1916-06-29

Solid Gold Jewellery at cost It zchner's Closing Out Sale.
The daily Nome industrial worker., 1916-06-29
ORGANIZED LABOR.
YOCAL 24O W. F. M.

LOCAL 24O. W. F. M.
 The regular, meeting of the Nome assne Workers Union. Local No. asa. of the W. F. of M., IS held avsxy Saturday evening at p. m. at Miners Hall. Office hours l p. m' ao 6 p. m., z D. m. to 8 p. m.
 HAROLD JENSEN, President
 yOHN A. WILSON, Sec.-Treas. |.
The daily Nome industrial worker., 1916-06-29
r,appNNTERs AND gOINERs.

CARPENTERS AND aOlNEtss.
 KAscar Union I789, Carpenters anu Fasuars of America, meets every FIT day at Al Orland's shop Fron' 0S
 Carpenters Headquarters Feder- al Labor Hall. at 6 D. m.