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The daily commonwealth. (Greenwood, Leflore Co., Miss.) 1916-1919, 1917-06-25
MACHINE GUNS
TO STOP RIOT
Trouble Yesterday at Cork Caused
Death of One Sim Feiner and
Injury Of Others.
(By Associated Pressl

Cork, June 25-Machine guns were
used Oh Sim Feiners in disturbance
here yesterday. They were brought
into action after the police with clubs
had failed to restore order. One rioter
was killed, another was severely
wounded while a dozen are being treat
ed in hospitals for bayonet and other
wounds. The riot was eventually
quelled.
The daily commonwealth. (Greenwood, Leflore Co., Miss.) 1916-1919, 1917-06-25
ARTILLERY FIGHTING.
(By Associated Press)

Paris, June 25-Sharp artillery
fighting was in progress continuously
during the night near Froidmont Farm
and Chevereux, the war department
announces today.
The daily commonwealth. (Greenwood, Leflore Co., Miss.) 1916-1919, 1917-06-25
NEGRO LYNCHED IN FLORIDA.
(By Associated Press J

Punta Gorda, Fla, June 26- Shep
Trent, . negro, charged with attempt-
ing an attack upon = white woman
near Cleveland was taken from oiicers
ast night and shpt To death.
The daily commonwealth. (Greenwood, Leflore Co., Miss.) 1916-1919, 1917-06-25
PROBE PRICE FIXING.

Fiat Hete ~ MIne On COuI u IHIee
4 Dollars , Ton Was Made.
(By Asscciated Press)
Washington, June 26-Testimory
that price lists fixing $500 at the
mines - the minimum cost of coal
were arranged at conference of.pres-
idents and operators here in January
was introduced by the government TO-
day in Federal Court in the trial Of
individuals and companies engaged in
coal production.
The daily commonwealth. (Greenwood, Leflore Co., Miss.) 1916-1919, 1917-06-25
PAPERS ARE READY.

For the Extradition Of Alfredo Cocchi
Murderer Of Young Girl.
(By Associated Press)
New York, June 25-Papsrs requir.
ed for the extradition Of Alfredo
Cocchi, the self confessed murderer oi
Ruth Cruger, from Bologna, Italy,
were completed today BY Attorney
Hwanu. ",
The daily commonwealth. (Greenwood, Leflore Co., Miss.) 1916-1919, 1917-06-25
(By Associated Press)

(By AsS6cIated FfeSSJ
An Atlantic Port, June 25-The
crew Of q British steamer arriving to-
day reported that they sunk an at
'tacking submarine. A shell was sent
into the under sea boats magazine
causing an explosion. The vessel split
in two, the parts sinking separately.
The daily commonwealth. (Greenwood, Leflore Co., Miss.) 1916-1919, 1917-06-25
ROOT in RUSSIA.
(By Associated Press)

Moscow, June 25--( Delayed The
headquarters Of the war industrial
committee was visited today by the
American Mission headed by Elihu
Root. Mr.. Root in answer to an adj
dress Of welcome said that America
was summoning ten million men to the
colors in defense Of freedom. His re-
The daily commonwealth. (Greenwood, Leflore Co., Miss.) 1916-1919, 1917-06-25
UNITED STATES DEPARTMENT
OF AGRICULTURE
WEATHER BUREAU. r

June 26, 1917.
Local Data, Greenwood, Miss.
For the "a Hours Ending at Z A. M.
Temperature: Highest 9s degrees
Lowest 60 degrees
ATT q. m. q degrees
Precipitation 80. 600 inches
River Stage am. 17.9 feet
Change in "A hours up OIL feet
J. H. STEPHEN,
Local Observer.
The daily commonwealth. (Greenwood, Leflore Co., Miss.) 1916-1919, 1917-06-25
DESERT TO RUSSIANS.
(By Associated Press)

Amsterdam, June Is Three regi-
ments have deserted to the Russians
according to reports published in the
Berlin Lokal Ansigar Tageblatt
The daily commonwealth. (Greenwood, Leflore Co., Miss.) 1916-1919, 1917-06-25
SERBIAN CABINET RESIGNS.
(Rv Associated Presal

K Corfu June rs The Serbian minis
try has resigned and new one will b
formed thtNikolai Pachtich as prem
ier and minister Of foreign afairs.
The daily commonwealth. (Greenwood, Leflore Co., Miss.) 1916-1919, 1917-06-25
SMELLING WORKS DESTROYED.
Gs fn., A..nnsn%nd n-u..A

N1 Iby ASS0clated Ffe6SJ
Amsterdam, June rs The Berlin
Vorwaerts says that an explosion
practically destroyed the Lichtenberg
smelling works Saturday night. Six
women were seriously injured.
The daily commonwealth. (Greenwood, Leflore Co., Miss.) 1916-1919, 1917-06-25
ACTIVITY INCREASES.
(By Associated Press)

London, June 25-Increasing activi-
ty on the western front is reported in
today's announcement which records
various successful raids by the Brit
ish.
The daily commonwealth. (Greenwood, Leflore Co., Miss.) 1916-1919, 1917-06-25

r. II happens you viii read it In The
Daily Commouwsslth,
The daily commonwealth. (Greenwood, Leflore Co., Miss.) 1916-1919, 1917-06-25
BRITISH MERCHANT SHIP SINKS
GERMAN SUBMARINE in BATTLE
Shell Sent Into Magazine of U-Boat and Craft
Broken Two Parts Sank Separately Ac-
ton on Western Front More Lively.
AAAAAA

marks were enthusiastically applauded
Continuing he told his hearers that
half million Americans soon would
be fighting. The American fieet Il IL
ready annihilating German submarines
he declared.
BRITISH STEAMER SUNK. ~
(By Associated Press
Montreal, June Is The British
steamship Ortolan was torpedoed and
sunk by German submarine June
fourteenth. Four Of the crew lost
their lives. N
The daily commonwealth. (Greenwood, Leflore Co., Miss.) 1916-1919, 1917-06-25
WANTS BANK CONDITIONS.
COMPTROLLER Calls for Statements Up
to June Twentieth.
(By Associated Press)

Washington, June 25-The Comp
troller Of the currency today issued
a call for conditions Of all National
banks at the close Of business June
goth.
The daily commonwealth. (Greenwood, Leflore Co., Miss.) 1916-1919, 1917-06-25

Taks Ths Daily conmaaws sltb.
The daily commonwealth. (Greenwood, Leflore Co., Miss.) 1916-1919, 1917-06-25
CHICAGO GRAIN MARKET.
THE WEATHER
Forecast.

Mississippi-Probably fair tonight
and Tuesday.
The daily commonwealth. (Greenwood, Leflore Co., Miss.) 1916-1919, 1917-06-25
NEGRO IS LYNCHED.
Taken From Jail and Hung-Accused
of Assaulting White Woman.
<p,, Ausnn;ot rod proaal

Galveston, June 25-Charles Sawyer,
q negro, accused Of asaulting the wife
Of dairy man was taken from the
county Jail today and hanged. The
mob was composed Of few men who
gained entrance to the Jail by ruse
and oyerpowering the jailors.
The daily commonwealth. (Greenwood, Leflore Co., Miss.) 1916-1919, 1917-06-25

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The Wheeling intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1903-1961, 1917-10-17
AUSTRIA REFUSES TO
NEGOTIATE WITH THE
GERMAN CHANCELLOR

LONDON, Oct. 16.-The Deutsche
Tagcs Zeitung. Of Berlin. as quoted
in an Exchange Telegraph dispatch
from Amsterdam. says that the Aus
tro-HunEarian foreign minister, re-
Gently requested the German chan
ccllor. DR.. Michaelis, 10 state Ger
many's peace terms, urging that Ger
many make concessions in the west.
Count Czernin received a vague reply,
whereupon he stated that he could no
longer negotiate with DIR. 'Michaelis
inasmuch as the chancellor made
vague statements when clearness and
frankness were imperatively neces-
sary
These statements OF Tages Ieitung
are not denied. the dispatch says. and
have made great sensation. being
particularly illustrative Of the ferv-
ent desire for peace on the part OF
Austria.
The Wheeling intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1903-1961, 1917-10-17
ITALIANS SUBSCRIBE
$500 TO The LOAN
Campaign Started by Committee Mon
day Night Is Producing
Bio Results.

Italians Of The city have subscribed
So 200 10 the Liberty loans. AS result
Of ii meeting held Monday evening, IN
the Arinn hall. Chairman u. y. Jaco-
vrtty. Of the Italian committee. an
nouncrd last night. The committee
will continue the campaign among the
Italian residents nr The city. and Inc
total from This source is expected 10
h" greatly increased within the next
few days.
Chairman .1aCovntty said last night
that he believed tn" Italian residents
nf Wheeling hal subscribed from
So 600 tn $S.0On through other com
mirtecs before they knew al Italian
committee had been appointed.
The Italian rnmmittr" Is composed
OF y. 4. Iacov"tiy. chairman; j. ).
Purpura. John Marura. u. Jehhla,
George 1.agomarcino and 3. Purpura'
The Wheeling intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1903-1961, 1917-10-17
BLAST FURNACE
BLOWS UP;F|RE
DOES DAMAGE
Lives ct Hundreds Endanger
ed Early This Morning at
Martins Ferry Plant.

Shortly before 3 o'clock THIS
morning the bottom of enc Of The
furnaces At the Martins Ferry
plant nf thn Wheeling Steel and
Iron company dropped uut and
great mass OF molten metal
poured our over the floors and'cn-
dancrrrd the lives, nf many Of
the wOrkmrn.
Whether or not any lives have
been lost In The series OF rXplo-
sions which followed the accident
is not known al lhls time (3:20)
and will not be until some hours
later when the steam caused by
the hot metal coming in contact
with the. damp floors and the
water being poured on The burn
ing buildings. clears away.
Hundreds of workmen were
engaged with the night shift
when the bottom dropped out Of
The furnace.
a. this hour The entire fire tie
nartment Is engaged in battling
with the flames. bur they nave
gained good Roadway. The molten
iron Is not cooling off 10 any de
gree and il will be- several hours
before it will DO 50.
Thousands Of people flocked to
the scene from all over the city
and surrounding towns and they
added 10 the confusion as il was
h" general opinion that many
lives had hcen lost in tho series
Of explosions which shook the en-.
tr" city and were plainly heard in
Wheeling.
Latcr-Sone doubt Is entertain.
ed whether the tirempn will he
able 10 save the building where
tn" furnace was lOac1cd and they
are making strenuous efforts 10
save nearby buildings.
The heat from the molten iron
which has boon widely scattered
is Intense and the steam is baf-
fling the firemCn in their attempt
to extineuiSh the blaze.
Later reports were to the effect
that no one had been seriously
injured.
The Wheeling intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1903-1961, 1917-10-17
CARRANzA'S STATEMENT.

NF.NIro CITY. oct. 16.-A commit
t"s from III" chamber OF DEPUTIES today
calird on rrcSr'icut t':trrauza for an OK
Charge Of Vows on the situation In
Mexico. To tho cufnruitt"" the president
mad. tho Following statements
"'rh" government is confronted with
n" political or military problems. Villa
ha4 scattered liS forces. /apata re-
tuH;tS tho sun" problem as always. hut
Felix DiaH r"""r has caused Rprr"h"n-
sion ~ til" government. The real prob
Iru faclUc ih. government la tiEt or
:.,"viHiu;- amI!" guarantees TO Society
against EanditiSIn.'
The Wheeling intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1903-1961, 1917-10-17
TELEPHONE
WORKER STRONG
FOR NERY-W WORTH
Did More for Me Than Its
Makers Claim He Tells
His Druggist.

Merry Worth rapidly is winning
golden opinions from all sorts of suf-
frrers. as the rising tide Of signed en-
dorsrments clearly proves. Her" Is
one of a convincing kind:
For two months last summer had
n complete nervous breakdown. MY
stomach. bowels and digestive organs
were in bad shape. Had 10 be taking
physics all the lime. Got hui lit'le
slecp and no rr$t and WAS I'll worn
ont in the morning. My appetite was
bad and | did not enjoy what I'ttle
! did cat. hloated badly from Eas
forming on my stomach.
: Il purchased two bottles of Merry
Worth from f. c. Shepherd. the Mar
rinshurg, W. Va. druggist and want 10
say that after taking them ALI.
THESE TROUBLES HAVE DlSAP-
FEARED. No more nervousness. rat
anything | want and digest 1t. sleep
soundly and am working for tho Bell
Telephone Co every day. Am strong
and vigorous. ! cheerfully. recon-
mend Ncrv,Worth Ia all, as il lid more
for me than the makers claim
wv. II. HALL"
90 F. Martin ST..
Narrinsburg. ". Va.
Your dollar back at Bacr's Two drug
stores. Wheeling. if Nerv-Wnrth does
not do for you what 1t did for Mr..
I Hall
Nerv-Worih is sold at Mingo juno
ton by Moore Bros: Martins Ferry,
by Ralston L. Parker: 81. flalrsville.
by Patterson & Sons; Barnesrille. by
IIilles Bros: Cameron. by Cameron
Drug Co.; .Sistersville. by {. Il,
DisQup: New Martinsvill". by Holm
brooks Drug Store: Mmundsvillo h.
!. II. Beam Drug Co.: bridgeport, by
Srlby & Reed Drnt Pharmacy Bel
lairr. by Dankworth Bros: Padcn C'tr.
BY Morgan Bros. Warwood. by ". f..
Mcnamara. Fulton. by Fulton Pan
macy: West Alexander, by +. a.
McConn; Edgwood. by Edgwoo ! Phar'
macy: Elm Grove. By nlWm'- Phar'
macy: Ecnwond. by E"nwool Drug
Co.: McNechen. CARROTS Pharmacy,
The Wheeling intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1903-1961, 1917-10-17
Governor TO Speak to
The Camp Lee DrdftGeS

CHARLESTON. W. Va, Oct. 10
Governor John J. C"ruwrll tonight an
nnunced that he had accepted an invl-
tatIun and would speak at the formal
opening Of the Y. NJ. {. y. auditorium
IN Camp Lee. Virginia next Monday
evening The invitation WIS extended
by Major General Cronkhit". command
ing the camp.
The Rev Dave &. BaylesS. secretary
Of the West Virginia Young Men s
Christian Association at tn: camp is
also making efforts To have tho gov
orunr speak To the boys Of the state
Monday afternoon.
Governor curnwcll Will leave Thurs
day night and will speak ut Hurts
VILE on Frid'.s and ElkinS Saturday in
behalf of thu Liberty loan campaign in
tho STATE. 1t iS expected he Will 20
direct from t:lkins 10 Camp Ice.
The Wheeling intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1903-1961, 1917-10-17
TRIAL OF THOMPSON
HAS BEEN POSTPONED

PITTSBURGH. oct. l6.-'The trial or
Josiah V. Thompson. president or the
d.fuuct FIRST National Bank Of Union
town. Ia. and OWNER Of extensive coal
lanLS IN western Pennsylvania and West
Virginia. who is charged with violating
tn. national banking laws WAS again
post p"ncd today by Judges Charles +.
orr aud ". II. S. Thomson. liz United
States district court here.
Tho trial was scheduled 10 begin No
,"nb..r -. hu; at thc request OF attor-
nrys for Thompson who declared that
tn. services Of the forrn"r banker are
needed in assisting the trustees In bank
ruptry and the Thompson creditors
committee in disposinG Of his property
tn. court ordered tho day Of hearing
fixed for the second day OF the May term
Gf Cnurt.
The Wheeling intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1903-1961, 1917-10-17
WILL ASK new TRIAL
FOR SHER|FF'S SLAYER

EEYcEE. w Va. Oct. &c. TIL" reg
uInr fall term 81 the "ir"ui' court Tor
Mineral rnuHi? convened to-day with
Judge Francis 81. !"In"lds "n Tie
bench Judge E"yurld* Is rNp""l'd To
act ON III" motion fer new irinl for
P..lrr W,i"rnEuff IA" Wrs!"rnp"rt sh-
loon Keeper convicted &C murder In the
second drSrrr W"iS"na"ff WAS driving
his automobile. when Sheriff u. T.. Davis
il;,nin.,l al! the runnin,s beard. The ma
chine was driven int" u bridge and
na.iS was killed.
The Wheeling intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1903-1961, 1917-10-17
BARROW MAY Be
JOHNSON'S SUCCESSOR

NEW YORK. Oct. l6.--The name of
Edward q. Harrow, president "f -" In
.t"rnIliunHl l."ncnc. WAS pushed tn tile
fore front In basel ball her" tonight as
hr man who viii succeed Fan johnson
as president of the American league
when MIR. johnson r"tires 10 enter III"
DaIluu's military scr"iC". which h" an
bounced he would do n few days ago.
Barrow was part owner 81 the Wheel
Ing Interstate league team If 1885. and
has many friends here.
The Wheeling intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1903-1961, 1917-10-17
TO RECOMMEND EXEMPTION.

WASHINGTON. nrt. li--ln nr,i-r H.
tu:,r... "'rtniu ia" carrying out Of its
xI':tt %hipt'IIiilIn;s program q: t.rrn.""h
Torn: lay Marr'h !. auh SOM" l%.h"p.hn"
i"nS in Tie" n"Ni ~" years. thr Shippin.;
hoard he's ur.'l." ""usiI ration IT," .'Iri' -
l,"r 81 Recommending "X"Inr;irm rr"i.
military -"r.lC" Tor all men r,nEl":'i'
ia Sh!prar'i$. Chairman Hurley "''.
f.Ir..d tonight with I'r's.lri'i:t Nii"'r
ana this mal;hr IS understood ~ hav'
been diScusSrH
The Wheeling intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1903-1961, 1917-10-17
NEW TERMINAL TRA1NMAsTER.

NJ f. Cartwright. formerly general
yard master ar Grafton. has been APP
pointed terminal trainmasier at the Bal.
timorc Il Ohio railroad station here. sue
cceding {. W. Gorsuch. who has been
promoed Baltimore. ~,
The Wheeling intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1903-1961, 1917-10-17
WANTED-Male Help

wANTED-sEvERAI BOYS 1e 50 70
YEARS OF AGE. WILL PAY 10Y
SITS TO S2.25 PER DAY, VIII OF:
RoETUEIT9 TO MAZE 49, Mox 11 OF
APPLY WHEELING CAN CO., 18TH
AND EoFF ST. ASK FoE NE. P1XA.
o-l6-i
AHTED-'0iorrti man as pn1er 10 work around
store. Steady Position and good pay. Apply to
The Hub lIh and Market Sta o-lI-i
Wholesale grocery driver.
Klein d MeTT1hiah 90 o-lO-l =
WANT D--hclp 10 DO floor work short hourI good
wages Apply Martins Ferry hospital. o-1G-l
WANT salesman. Catholic We have live wire
prnt-,sitlnu. worth sac weakly to i live wire man.
Call S TO 4. m. or To p m A. Kirby lsa34
-.-c. o-l6g
WAITED -r.lsl ci-,s mechanic. Apply At oftc. t.-
tween IL and l o'cic"k FirepEoof Garage. HawleJ
building. o-l5-l
WANTE O. llneman. frst class electric Light !nenan.
white colored Wages 45 cents per hour. hours
per day steady work all year around. Transportation
expenses refunded after three months service. We
maintain separate RanSs hr colored ment. Vim. Fos-
ter. 1908 No 81 81. PhiIa. Pa. o-13-i
WANTED-At Genera mine. Martin. FlJc.ts County.
Ia. coke drawers. llborers. miners Highest Wages
paid. McKrefrey Coal Co. c-lo-l
WARTED--At once several delivery and slle1 bays
10 work before school. Apply at Circulation Do.
partrncnt. Intelligence. b:tw..n and d m
WINTED-soY OF 10 On OVER TO LEARN
the PRINTING TRADE. MIGHT WORK.
APPLY TO FOREMAN :RTELLIGEhcER
AFTER 7 P. N.
WANTE0-Eoiiernakers. wsierterders. Glowing en-.
Gnrsrs and labnrers. Steady Eork and highest
wages sober. steady men. Apply Mckeefrey Iron
Co., Iee;onia. Ohio s-1elm
WAHTED-N once, several good dsivsrJ aa6.
saltI boy, to work before school, Apply a
Circulation Department. IntsIllqenesr, between
! aao a.. NJ.
WARTE0-E1perIsncsd prsss tseosF, Sood xaess Az
2 boys over i6 y.irt Of age Apply 9Th fisse Nss1
BIdg aa-f.n
WANTEO-Gn 10 coll our nns q noussasAd
furnishings. from nouSs 10 houIs ~
weekly parmsnta VS. pay weekly.
mI-6.9 c. J. ADAMS, ll4o-llt3 ASip -
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II. NJ. Sawyer.
6. j. killmryrr.
+. q. Strn"hnIann.
-. II. Crock.
Louis StOrch.
y. T.. Clrlrh.
w. J. Luitcns.
T'hns. T.. lnwning.
y. J. Mayer.
John +. Reid.
r. +. Carver.
+. II. Ryder.
Il. A. FnnS".
r'haS. NJ. k"ichun.
f.. l.. Armhr"rht.
George B"rIckc.
FL. Kerr.
Rev. &. W. tri'Ch-
low.
&. Il. liams.
G.. II. duncan.
=. :. .A,i%inS.
=. ". N'lr""l"r.
". j l''r"rkSl"n.
W. Francis Hyde.
Wnl. j. WIug'.ri"r.
\. &. Hubbard.
tirn. \. l'r"IlN.
Albert l.. MaIz.
y. =. Mu"u"ll.
i. t. i!ayhn.
ri"nrc" laird.
Albert NHnI'In''.
l.";ur,l l.. W%li"
Wrn. -. SLATER.
W. l.. Stewart.
tirn. &. lI,I"I.
". l.. l;rhdSirHw.
John j M'mit"Iii"y"l
l.. T.. Nayl"r.
.lh,'"h l!r!jiIurh1ru.
IN t"yi,.,
The Wheeling intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1903-1961, 1917-10-17

We're.
T'hos. r. Hayes.
E;eo. J. ko&SUth.
II. l.. Conner.
Bernard Alexander
l.. j. Mctiiul"y.
Edmund l.. Jones.
Tom Il. FOulk.
e. Henry Mcrk"l.
Harry W. Meyer.
Vim. Hunter.
q. +. tl"rrnan.
g. G. R"SS"y.
i. II. l.aZcar.
r. j. llutnphry.
VIII NlcAda,ns.
Will n. tulv!g.
K. l.. l'raIAr.
+. 4. ScrogginS.
Allan y. Reid.
Albert El.h.
i'hiny O. Clark,
W. Fl. Smith.
r.. l.. Ing' T.
". W. Irwin.
Fred J. Fox.
:. j. Watt"rs"n.
t.. S. Booth.
John e. Garden,
". II. Gilbert.
james W. Ewing.
=. \. Taylor.
!. a. Blum.
I.ouis IInrkhcimer.
Aston &. Dayton,
~ A. pn,i,r
= ." ~ iS',,hn.slI
- t,,,.I,nn
4" ~. ,t..f,nnrrlI
, =: If ri,;,iic
t ','''',' l.. iii..r
NV =. ,.',.,,,.
~ n Eir,.I;,,,o.
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Conservative.

carl SnhanSk,.
New York Life.
r. T. Nrmhru>u,r ". i. Springer
Travellers.
l.. l.. Nnyl"r W. J. Si""n
The western & Southern.
+. g. I.aihr.
The Wheeling intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1903-1961, 1917-10-17
WANTED-Unfurnished Rooms

wANTEo-Eldcrlv lady alone desires three To four
adaptable housekeeping permanently IN
good SUBURBAN WHEELING American family. AJ-
dress Retire" IrtelllGrncer. o-l5-g
The Wheeling intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1903-1961, 1917-10-17
WANTED-Female.

WAhTE0-G!rl for general housewprt One 10 STAY
nights: S week. Apply No. 1909 Main St.
o-l7-i
WANTEo--LAdy solicitor Catholic preferred good
selling proposition. Call 10 Q l. N. or S to : D.
m. A. Kirby. lSa3i3 Market o-lG-S
WAHTED-An Experienced stenoEarpher for a manu-
featuring plant. Address Y. caro- Wheeling Intell-
rrncpr. o-l3-m
WAHTEO-Grl for general houscwork. Gus Miller.
cGr eth and Hancvcr Martins Ferry. o-ll-m
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Equitable Life Assrrarcc.

J. MrF. Sw"c."y larTcs II. Sh"uh"ri
G:urp.. \. .Iiish"p :,r@ul"H II. Saith.
John Hancock Mutual.
r. l. Tail,ha,r Nh.\an.l"r l.. =
t',ri IL. W"lf" ''aIul'i"'l.
- ! Ei2"r
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Equitable Life.

COnnBCtlCUt CfonefHI.
Charles s. SChlcS-
singer.
Alma record. (Alma, Mich.) 1878-1928, 1917-10-11

New Quarters al Plant Three. Old
Building to be Occupied by EX-
perimental Department. Ser
vice Repairs in New
Extension.

As soon as the new building now
under construction at Plant Three is
finished it is planned that the COM
plete equipment for motor and trans
mission assembly, now located in
Plant Two. will be moved into the new
quarters. This structure is two hun
dred and forty feet long by one hun
died and twelve feet wide, and about
third of this space will be for stock
storage. There will be a blacksmith
shop in addition to the motor and
transmission assembly departments,
and test room. and throughout the
equipment will be arranged for the
most efficient production. The yards
adjacent TO this building are to be
paved with concrete, totaling approx
imately ffty-seven hundred square
yards.
The old building at Plant Two, more
familiarly known as the Motor
Plant" will then be devoted to a
greatly enlarged experimental shop.
Over eleven thousand square feet OF
floor space will be available, part OF
which will be devoted to office, exper-
mental drafting room and machine
shop. A turntable is to be installed
III the center Of the building, and
there will be number Of individual
booths for experimental jobs. The
wing formerly devoted to testing
Model Nine motors will be fitted w
as completely equipped experiment
al test room, with dynamometer ant
other instruments.
Entirely separate from this the sef
Alma record. (Alma, Mich.) 1878-1928, 1917-10-11

In THE Crimson Dove" the newest
World Picture Brady Made which
comes to the Genesta theatre on Sun
day. Carlyle Blackwell is seen IN the
role of fighting parson who wins
out ia desperate game waged m a
mountain fas tness where the hand of
man is set against him. Playing OPP
positc Mr. Blackwell is that popular
and beautiful star, June Elvidge, who
is seen first rs famous actress and
second as an energetic and successful
school teacher. Dion Tithcradge is
also seen i'm the east and lac has a very
interesting and unusual part The
story tells of the infatuation for a
woman of the theatre of a young man.
The young man is repulsed by the
woman and after being thrown out Of
his home commits suicide IN despcra-
ton. Later the young mans minister
meets the woman, who has resumed
her real name. The minister does not
know that the woman is the one for
whom his young parishoner had such
an insane infatuation and IN time the
minister and the woman come to love
each other. When the other parish
toner's discover this. there is conster-
nation and determined and success
ful effort is made 70 Gust the young
Clergyman. He secures a charge in
the mountains where he makes good
and the young woman becomes a
school teacher and she, also makes
good Finally they are united under
the most strange and startling cir
lcumstances. Altogether this is an eX-
traordinary drama extraordinary in
It's story, extraordinary in its treat
ment, extraordinary in the lavishness
with which it is staged and IN its
ability to interest and entertain You
will make no mistake in seeing "Thc
Crimson Dove the latest World
! Picture Brady Made. ADV.