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The Wheeling intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1903-1961, 1916-09-28
WATCHMAN FINDS
RUNAWAY YOUTHS
ASLEEP IN A BOX
STEUBENVILE LADS PICKED UP
HERE SAID TO BE YOUNG
ROBBERS.
wers Taken Home Last Evening BY
Offtcer-Don't Know Where
Their P1urdcr Is.

1hrc" Sicubcnvillc lads who arc said
Ia hay.. figured IN Il b"!I rnDJ,r, III 80,
ohio city. then run away H. thI- city.
were returned 10 Sicuhrmviil" IHSt &C
nmE III custody e. Police Lieutenant
Hui.
While making his rounds in ;hc Mar
kcl street business s'Eti,n. where he is
employed -" warchnlam5 just bcInr"
daylight Wednesday, mWruing. Dan
tinugnan dl,cnI three lads NJ tender
age ..nuGly Lurf,d away III = biz pianu
box in tho Tea" "i' IN" t. \. House Music
Store. asleep under Il piece Of burIap.
He reused thcm ami took them /" thu
city building. where they were pui 10
bed in the Loci. -up.
From Sinuh.nyiic il was lcarnri that
the boys. " no live there. were believed
tu have stolen IL watch. pair a.: geld
trimmed "rtar!cs AID n good sum nf
money! and Stcuhrnvilir authorities ash
ri that the boys be hold. Local police
injured Of the boys what they had done
with the stolen articles. and the bUyS
told them il WAS in a suitcase in th''
riano box where they were asleep. but
when a search was nadr there tn" Don
was empty burlar and all had boon re-
moved officer Hull came Ia Wheeling
yesterday evening and took the roys
home.
Tho lads who figured in tn" rscapadc
are RDDcrt callahan, II I"arS old; Harry
Boyd. age l., and hoy Euyd. aged 5.
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jAPS 70 FIGHT
(Cor,inucd from First Fage.)

ter"st uf the United States. was the
declaration al DR.. T. iycnaSa here TO-
pity, ~ the luncheon Of the lcpan Soc
ir,v Ia Baron SakAtani. former min.
lister Of finance and representative" OF
.Irnan at III" rrC"nl economic confer
cncp ri the Allies. DR.. lyrnaSa. l"Ciur-
rr and puhiicist, said IN" CASE Of Mex
leo in respect 10 the United STATES.
while not exactly parallel 10 that I'll
China ard Japan, was somewhat SIM
liar. ,s,
Baron Sakatani, who spoke briefly;
exercised the hope that America anu
.ianan will remain. as they have been
for the last 80 years, fast friends ana
90 operate in The development OF com
mcr.c and resources Of the regions
bordering on the Pacific.
Following him. l'r. lyemaGa declar-
cd that hn could speak more freely.
lie said he vas not hampered IN pun
lie uilcrance by being on government
mission a. was Baron Sakalanl.
"JanHn has pledged herself to keep
China. door open" DR.. ly"maga said.
Will she ever violate that pledge:
believe not. Not only do international
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FORSYTH, corresponding secretary, Ge'
Iiyered the address. He related inc
work of the home missions. Ihere Is
no greater program than the holhe
mission program, but II YOU let Ine
work Of the church depreciate you
will defeat the whole work Oh tne
home mission board" Continuing, ne
said: Il would be willing 10 Elle w!
RICH, arm TO know that my son OF
daughter was devoling his or her lie
10 the missionary. work. > The Key.
FORSYTH told Of the sacrifices OF Inc
missionary workers upon foreign neldS
and the good that has ben accom-
plishrd during the past few years oul,
ne said, We must not overlook tae
people upon our own shores.
One fourth OF the millions OF people
that come 10 our shores 20 Dack 10
their native lands after receiving an
education and if given the teachings
of Christ here they will spread II win
the missionaries in the foreign lands;
The Rev. MIR. Anderson continued
nv telling of the vast opportunities 10
b.. found for the missionary WORK u!
the rural districts. The rapid growth
of the CITY affords an excellent held
for the work OF the home missionary.
The conference sessions were form
allv opened yesterday morning with
Bishop Hamilton presiding. Follow
ing the election OF officers and the
appointments OF committees, an exec:
Iuiiye session which continued until
noon was held.
Today's Program.
Today's program is of unusual IN:
terest. The anniversary OF the Wom-
lan's Home Missionary society will be
observed. Mrs. r. B. Nay will pre-
side at this session and Mrs. May
Stewart Leonard Woodruff, general
secretary. will make the principal adj
dress. Concluding the afternoon pro
:: gram, Mr.. "A. G. Morrison will conduct
the evan2elistiC service.
The anniversary Of the Freed mans
Aid society will be observed during
the evening. G. II. King will preside
and G.. Y Tricg, D. d., Of Pittsburgh.
will deliver the address. Concluding
the evening program will be the ami.
versary OF The West Virginia AMI,
Saloon league. O. NJ: -Puilen Will pre-
side and Hon. G. w Crabbc. state
SUPERINTENDENT, will speak.
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PROCLAMATION.
~~~~ce~oe~se~~. o>>~~S~-..-.-<.~s.s-ScS
STATE OF WEST VIRGINIA:
A proclamation. By the Governor.

A Proclamation. BY the Governor.
J. Henry d. Hatfield. Governor VI the
state oil West Virginia. pursuant 10 the
Constitution " the United STATES OF
Am, RIGA. and Of the laws of this state
do hereby issue this my proclamation:
announcing To the voters of the State ul
West Virginia, that on the Tuesday next
after tho first NiUnGay III November. m
The year one thousand nine hundred and
sixteen. an election will be had. held
and conducted throughout The state 81
West Virginia, at the various voting
precincts thereof. for the purpose Of
choos ing eight electors Of the President
and Vice President 1T the United States.
Given under my hand and
the Great Seal Of the State. at
the City Of Charleston. on the
(SEAL) first day Of September, one
thousand nine hundred and
sixteen. and of the State the
fiIty-fourth.
HENRY =. HATFIELD.
Governor.
BY the Governor:
STEtART Il. REED,
Secretary Of State.
S-!-li-ol-2S-o-5-l2- -26-n-2
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WESLEYAN college
SUPPER" IS FEATURE
President w. B. Fleming Will Have
Charge of Interesting Entertain.
ment This Evening.

Another Of the many interesting
forms of entertainments Of the minis
tcrs and laymen here TO attend the sos
sions of the West Virginia Methodist
Episcopa. conference is the West Nir-
yinia Wesleyan College supper, which
will be held in the dining room o! the
Thomson church this afternoon from
: until o'clock TO This feature I'LL
former students of West Virginia Wcs-
levan. n. we'll as conference members,
arc invited.
This feature will be il charg" Of
President Wallace E. Fleming. % Yves;
Virginia Wesleyan. and ii program 1T
addresses and music will h" given.
The supper will be served by mrmbcra
of the Thomson church. Much inter
est is being shown in The college SUI
nor
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Limo Hot Broken,

AMSTERDAM. Sept. -, yin London,
~. T.. MT commenting ON tho Anglo
i'rcnc!, offensive "n tie S"nmc ron
the rranrilrirr I"itun" says:
THE enemy achieved II laclica! gam.
II vas II tr"rihl" day. hr'ai ing sahSHl ,
r.,ry for thr ASSISTANTS and IL resulted
in y MOST trying situation for tn" de-
rrn,lnr: SirrIuis of blood flowed and
vast quantities Of shells fell upon the
German positions north @! me Soiim''
- yrrjInnIc army against our line. y tao
I,val rain was he result. In strategy
III. l.ntnutn won nothing Field Marshal
Nnn llindcnhurE has not SwerN"d il
hairs hrcn,lth from the. calm course NJ
,h ,r,o.t e.y,r. hour IL has yet known.
and in il W. lost stuhhoruly defended
villages md valuable s,ti"ns' hui AS n
whnlr tho front rrmaln"d firm ana IL
VA. impossible to break through
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German Trenches Captured

LONDON. Sept. ~. 49, Il. m.-tic:-
man trenches on Il front VI ".pp" yards
la the north of f'lrrS and Il German re-
doubt Ia the n"rihra of ThIcpval were
captured hy the British during The iish;-
ing OH Wednesday north NJ til" S"nIm"'
according - the Official communication
ISSUED shortly after midnight.
The communication says.
"EXrcllCnL progress WhS maGc today
lWrdnu stayI. on the haItlr front. North
OF Fl"rs our truunS carried further enc
my trenches on y front OF ".0UU yards
and are now level with tn" cast side Of
Thirpral III the course of which our
troops stnlmrd ard row hold All enemy
work known as the stuff rrdouht, I'm Tic
main ridge 1000 yards northeast VI the
village.
More than l.S0N rifles fo"r flammca-
wcrtvrS and many thousand rounds ut
artillery ammunition and SrrnadrS were
taken IN tomhlcs. where our allies also
made large captures Of material.
The prisoners lIkcn III tho last two
days fighting bring The. total for tho
operations for the last fortnight 10
10000.
Tho enemy acruplancs and two kite
balloons were destroyed yesterday. Two
Of our machines arc missing.
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j)FII.l'IlT|E|2!:'5!'[|;;]j Nh
THOUSAND
ACCORDING 20 5UPERlM n END
:. ENT'S REPORT MADE TO
CONFERENCE
.Dcaconcss is Representative CT
Christ" Says O.. Howell, IN
Sermon - anniversary
Service.

The Roy. Nr. y. ". it"TrIi. rorr""'
roud:n% s"r""tdiy ot thu @rArI;! dra'
C0nes$ board III i::ri:s,'. y. =. spoke
AT the anniversary III he Holloway
!; U.aconess home Of bridgeport, a. mo
urcning of the afternoon session OF
the West Virginia Annual Melhudia;
EDiSrOpul rUnicrt;ttr Yesterday. NEs.
Lillian Hale Wrlday, superintendent
of the home MADE her annual report
THE dcaroncss is Il representative
Of Christ" said Dr. Howell. IN open.
ine MS address. "Whalrvcr she does
whatever she touches. sic does ihal
she might bring out Tie truth ana
beauty Of Jesus Christ, Inc VS.
Of the draCune$S is dNlued INTO lu,h
classes Social service. parish WORK,
hospital and school life. In rarh OF
hose departments she Is ettlcient ana
works wonders OF goUd among tie 6!Il'
tui.
DR.. Howell spoke at length unon the
work Q: he uCuCOncSS. Culc'lE NOV
Ing in and Out of the places lrcQuvnl'
cd urrhup; by only the lowly. ADMIN
isIeriny Il word Of cheer and Il touch
OF kindness she brings those with
whom she comes III contact 10 the leet
III Our Lord
Mrs. Weekdays report was most m
tcrrslnc. The Ten dcaconeSScS III me
Holloway home have made during inc
pasi year l6.211:; calls. l.i%G TO nos
nitals. The dcaconcsscs have dlSlE-
huled 10 places where II VIII accom-
plish results. S.SIG papers and tracts
bouquets ~ the number OF hlS nave
been distributed 10 the SICK. me
school work OF the dcacone&scs re.
suited as follows: There were 81
children taught in the Junior lea.
cues. %.Sl2 children given instructloh
in the Kindergarten. Twenty lreSn
air ramps were opened for Il period or
Il DAYS, and two hundred ana SIX
children were taken for outings. Ike
lief was administered 10 Gil families:
In his 40 garments: l.a%O cans or
fruit, 4%G glasses OF jelly, and S|l9'-'
was distributed. ,-r,
Mrs. Wclday supplied the North
Eas, Ohio conference Sl."''.o3 anu
The West Virginia conference, Sll3:S2'
Miscellaneous items amounted l0:$'l;-
80, making grand total OF Sl,'ii. w.
The trcasurcr'S report SUBMITTED ~
Mrs. Welday by Mrs. Jessie Is. AmFlIc
showed that during the l"lo-l9l" con-
ference year. disbursements amount
ing 10 Si,U1a.%%S had been MADE ne
GENTS amounted TO S4,%42.46.
The travellers aid report was an
nounccd as follows: Total number or
persons helped @nll: trains met 1o''
and hours spent 2,ail.
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CONSTITUTIONAL AMENDMENT
STATE OF WEST VIRGINIA.

A Proclamation by the Governor,
!. Henry -. Hatfield. Governor or the
state Of West Virginia, pursuant 10 inc
constitution and laws OF said state, an.
nouncing to the voters Of the State OF
West Virginia that on the Tuesday next
after the first Monday in November: II
tin" year one Thousand Nine HundrG9
and Sixteen. at the general election held
ON that day, there will DC submitted for
ratification or rejection an amendment
to the constitution ot said state as loi-
lows, tu-wit: ,,
That Section one of Article four OF
said Constitution AS IL now IS DC altered
and amended SO as TO read as follows:
Section, ono, The citizens OF OF ne ne
State. both male ana tcmaie. shaii Hg
within tho counties in which they rcSpec-
lively reside: hut no person VINO Is a
minor. or Of unSound mind or pauper'
or who is under conviction OF treason,
Felony, or bribery in an election. or who
has not been Il resident or the state TOT
one year, and Uf the county IN winch
he or she offers to vote. for SlXtE Gays
next preceding suGh otter' Snhii pe per
t!nucs; but no person In the military;
naval or marine service or the Unltea
states shall be deemed q resident OF
this State by reason OF being stationed
Tn" proposed amendment is designated
as "Wonian'S Suffrage Amendment and
on the official ballot TO be voted at SAID
election will be printed the following:
Ballot On Constitutional Womans
Suffrage Amendment.
Amending Section one or Article tour.
For ratification Of Woman's Suffrage
Amendment. Co..
against ratification of Womans suf-
frag" Amendment.
. Thos.. favorng the ratification or SAID
amendment will vote For ratlhcatlon OF
Enman.s suffrage Amendment. and
hos" ".N opposing Will vote Against ratifl-
cation Of Woman's Suffrage Amend
Given under my hand and the Great
Seal of The State. ut the Capitol. this
cjghit day Of August, in the year OF
Jur <:i One Thousand Nine Hundred
and Sixteen, and OF the state the fifty
fourth.
BY the Governor:
HENRY y. HATFIELD.
STUART r. REED.
Secretary of state.
aul1,243l- SC lac .2S-nc5. .26-no6
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Not Sensational

BERLIN. Sept. -, Via London S:%5 =
m-Thc address OF the Imperial chan
rnllnr. nr. Won Bethmann-ilollweG. on
The assembling Of the ReichslAs tnmor.
row. according 10 press reports will con.
tain no Srnsat ional variations of his pre-.
yinuS utterancas. Concerning peace. the
question probably will bc touched on
without more explicit language than
was used previously. Discussion OF the
Polish question may be extended.
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i"'ltiF' that japan udS gone " Her GU
religion.
Korea a Torch Bearer.
Korea. said Mr.. Craig. destined
Il hccGmc the torch bearer OF The
cast. TwriEs' Years ago there were
ten missionaries working in That
country: now there are 800. Twelve
years ago there were I'll. convert TO
tn" religion % Jesus Christ. and TO
day the number OF converts stands at
lHn.p 300.
MIR Craig told OF the conditions in
the Philippines and in India. These
countries, he said, Offer Il vast field
for the work OF the missionary and
the homo and foreign missionary do
partmrnls are fast taking advantage
Of them. The desolatiOn OF war he
said, has driven the people back to
God. The God of peace will soon
break down upon the fir" swept and
blood soaked trenches and in that
hour Gods message Of rcCunCilia ton,
will be sounded on earth,
good will toward men"
Home Missions Anniversary.
{. f.. Anderson presided IL tn" an
nivrrsarr of ih" huar, of HON" mis-
Sions aud church "N'"n*ion. which fol.
lowed tho annual missionary sermon
by Mr.. Craig. The REV. br. y. y.
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Don't Overlook Your Credit for Money

IF loan any from $40 to S1oo would help you u
will nav WIN to figure the accommodation
from our company quickly privately and at very reasonable rate
YOU can nav us number Of months
YOU please paying only for the actual time neaeo we VI" %
,d to Give full size Ioan Call or write
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Have INNER Hand.

IrlNpOE, Sept. -. 9:In l.. ni.--.\ dcs-
untch from Reuters correspondent. AZ
I;.itish headquarters i'll northern france
says. .,,.,,... ,,.,,.
'.rhn recent fighting ILLUSTRATES 10"
completely our army now hHS '", "Pi.'
nunG ", arr advancing with I'll" de-
Iihrra,c calculation which Is "uly r"SSi-
I'LL. tu rh,. sd" of ;rr"s iSIihlc strrnstA
Th,- GERMAN army in tho VEST * II 'w
IichiiI:; l. slow rear guard aCtinn.
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To Get Iore Bread.

In%bDN. S,rnt. -. t:%" l.. m.--E"u-
t"r'G Amsterdam correspondent seH''
th, following |rspalch:
"A l:"rlin Telegram received mere H..!S
fLrr rWiu.r Ia III" excellent har'"Si All
ann. u.,,l,lt :runl ages uf - IL - years
Shall ,iI. tmtubcr. rc"ciN" special sup
uI,mruiary hrrau cards "iiitiinE tuc!n
- iua :ramInrs prr head per week.
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NlNE TN"lT HWNtTINC N'7 ~ " - =. =
FAl;lS. Scpt -. ~" T. nl'--lt co."
mi seem probable tI:at another WINTER
r,n,,airn ~ a,"idahlr. says Ia l.ib"rte'
Joseph 'rhi"rrS. under secretary ni s'ri'
fnr Subsistence in the war dcpartnth''
;hr newspaper adds. has nahc all H. ctS-
sar% HrrHEStm"M Tor supp! utt 'r'l,.'
,rL .nrr,ruts blankets and other essen
,ials tor winter warfare hay" been going
10 the front III tn" rate Of \" carlpa"S Il
duv silCr Sept, mbcr IL.
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ethics demand good faith, but the open
door is in TACT in concordance with
what Japans self-interest dictates.
She has nothing TO fear from an open
competition, every advantage except
, capital being on Japans side. The
I. closing OF Chinas door would spell
disaster TO Japan commerce and in
duStry
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A Great. victory.

LUNnON. Sept. u. l. y. in.-~A bGc,la-
rest drsI.a'ciI. dated September =" To Inc
Reuter- Telegram Company. says:
Later G"ruils confirm the report OF
il grrui victory for lie fuinhhi'thN IT.
pn.si,n. in Dnhrudia ri"usun.S OF
prisoners vcrc captured. while the Rus
Sian 1Gorrars did tremendous dan'aEe
TN. Russo RunIani-u forces arc cuhllh-
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Ealsc Teeth Returned.

LONDON. ScL;.. -. n:"J J.. I'LL II con
nrcIiuI With recent lc!raS% l"r III" re-
Nv, -, Irnrj,,n q" L cons i2nmcnt ut
false teeth nddrr,.AI /" Germany. an
official of the Hdr.!rally said To-Day
mat rrc of thu recent seizures at lrEth
cons .,cd IF no in.ca sets. some hay me
rubber ilatrs ana others cnihn"SG ~
nIsIrr la!s SUI roscdly needed badly ii
GERMANY,
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Your Promise to Pay is Good With Us
WANTED-Male Help,

wANTEp-YounS man 10 work in jew
eIry store. capable of engraving. $50
Fer week, good opportunity to advance.
send reference md sample Of engraving,
permanen position. Apply Cohen's Jew
Ohio. s-2S-i
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rn-;ed with Honor

LONDON. Sept. T. aT J. IN = Ii
crew rf IN" Zeppelin air*hir Destroyer
in Essen. during the air raid on sun
lacc ,.hurrh ward there today. The tu
neral was :cmi-rilitary in character an"
offirors of Tho royal flying corrs. in
Ginning Lieutenant William Ls"rc Rob
insuu, who brought down Zeppelin dur
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Renly or Way.

LONDON. Sri,i. -. L j.. m.-lhn for
"i:n mlfiC.. stated ;"-u't. that the fr!t'
ivh r.uIy Ia Ihr American noe regarding
,hr en-. ,urship u: malls IS "n lis way tn
WASHINGTON.
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cnrnter Attack Repulsed

FAIRS. Sept. -. 1850 y. m.--.\ strong
German counter attack ON the ne"
t'rdnch POSITIONS from k"uchavcSll4S
To south Of the BoiS Abb" farm WAS
rrp1llS,h with heavy lus*rs. according To
tho official statement ISSUED 1y tic va;
office tonight. The French extended
their nnSiliuns enSi AMI nuthcaSt or
Kancuurt and penetrated -. Ilert-
Vanst wood. The text reads:
North of thu SOminr. after Tlnlcnt ar
;illrrv PREPARED tom, the enemy Launched
a strong attack against our new POSI-
lions rrUm EuuchaVrSncS 10 south OF the
ISuis Liable farm. In Il brilliant counter
offensive oar troops met the enemy
waves OF assault. which were Thrown
back in disorder. -\ftcr inilictinE heavy
lusscs III In" Germans. we captured I2'
nrisonnfs. including six officers. We
also tot; ci,;hl machine guns.
I'VE Mrprrciably extended our Inc &c
the east and southeast ~ ihhr"Ift AM
Irnrlralcd the -. Pierre Vast wood
ION the remainder "i III" front thcrG
WAS nothing .; Importance.
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ing tho air raid carly this month acted
AS palIbrarers.
I'm tho coffin Of the commander Was
he Inscription: Killed in service. Sep
TENDER -. 1916"
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NOTICE.!

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will sell III its Tenth Street, Wheeling,
Waiting Room. coupon School Ticket
Books good for forty-siN five-cent rides
Al the rate OF Sl15 per book. These
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for which issued and the person desir'
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signed by the proper school official
certifying that they are attending
school.
School books like above good on the
Tan Handle Traction Company's line
between WhgelinS and WcII*ourg may
bn obtained at the First Street,
Wheeling, Office.
Due 10 ruic of the Interstate Com
mercc Commission, these books are
not good for Interstate travel, being
good only for lntrastate travel.
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BIG GAINS
(Contiuued Ercm First Page.)

Pelrograd claims successes Tor Tho
Russians along the Black Sea coast,
: in Armenia near Guimchan, and IN
the Persian front in the vicinity u
Aamadan
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MACHINISTS.

New, sanitary shop; all new
tools; good money; opportunity
and steady work to right men,.
Those familiar with pipe mill pre-
fcrred. Call at once at
Pipe Mill,
Jones & Laughin Steel Company,
Woodlawn, Pa.
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WANTED-Salesmen capable OF earning
Sl2J per month to sell oils. greaSes ana
paints. Stc;.on Oil Company. Cleveland.
Ohio. s-22-h
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GREAT OPPORTUNITIES
Continued from First Page.)
Korea a Torch Bearer.

failure that japan has gone 10 her old
Il.
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NEUTRALITY-SUSPICIOUS. book-keeper for
manufacturing concern. Middle aged
man preferred Address B-45. care In
telligencer. SOFT
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SOLDIERS TO VOTE

VANCOUVER. y. C.. July 20
The provincial government has
dispatched government repre-
sentative TO England 10 20 on to
the firing line to take vote Of
ton OF prohibition. The work like
~ will take two months and per.
haps II will be January LIST before
the result Is announced. Prohibit
tionists are staggered By this
move, as It probably will result in
Thousands Of votes being cast for
wet that dry forces counted on not
being cast.
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1916-07-25
IT'S A new ONE!

NEW YORK. July 25.--About 500
members OF the newly organized
insurance union. the International
Insurance Agents Protective as
ISOLATION. have been called out from
the Prudential Insurance Co.'S Of
fees.
The strikers are asking for more
money. the recognition OF the union
and a reduction OF the working
hours. About 1900 agents are
employed by the company and lndi-
cations point to a general walkout
unless the demands are complied
with.
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1916-07-25
CITY PUSHES CLAIM

City officials viii carry to su.
preme court their claim for
Si3,o7s.01. alleged TO be due the city
as a gross earning tax on the fran.
chise OF the old Seattle. Renton 4
Southern railroad. II was learned
Monday.
Judge Frater recently refused TO
grant the city's claims. on the
grounds the city attempted to re
yoke the franchise and finally sue.
ceeded. only 10 find that the fed.
eral court reversed council.