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The Wheeling intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1903-1961, 1917-07-28

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The Wheeling intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1903-1961, 1917-07-28

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The daily Nome industrial worker., 1917-02-10

Pharmacists upon their sworn statement as 10 the purpose, name. location may secure a license per init good for three months to trans- port pure alcohol for medicinal mechanical and scientific pur- poses. Pharmacists violating the law forfeit their license for @ year. The clerk of the district court is- sues specific permits and keeps a book recording the same which he must post conspicuously.
 Thus he may authorize transpor- tation only. All carriers must keep a record and secure a written sigma ture of the consignee. The use Of false and fictitious names is viola tion of the law. A special permit is issued for sacramental wine and persons who use alcohol for sclentl- fic purposes. They secure the per init on a sworn statement and then purchase from a pharmacy. It is unlawful for any person anywhere to permit liquor trafficklng.
 Section fifteen says an intoxicated person will be guilty of mis-
The daily Nome industrial worker., 1917-02-10

desmeanor.
 Persons individually are severally in club house or otherwise giving, bartering or using liquor locker are guilty of a misdemeanor An employee or other person i'll such place will be a competent witness for tic district Attorney or his de- putty to issue a warrant for marshals or other persons to seize liquor in the place specifically designated Special proof is unnecessary. All places including drug stores where violations occur are to be deemed common nuisances and any district attorney or citizen may maintain an equity action permanently to abate or enjoin the same. An in- junction without a bond may be granted at the commencement of the suit The person violating the in- function is punishable for contempt and a fine of one hundred to five hundred dollars and a period ot from thirty days to six months in jail.
 Any premises maintaining, aiding or permitting such nuisances auto matically .voids the lease of said property and no property right will be recognized in those which ille- gally possess manufactured liquor which the United States courts are authorized to destroy. After using the evidence in all such cases every wife and child and warranted guardian or employees of injured persons whose support was necessary to same and who are deprived thereof by intoXication have the right by legal action in any United States court to exemplary damages against
The daily Nome industrial worker., 1917-02-10

SEATTLE, Feb. 9.-The Alaska bone dry law is the strictest ever passed in the United States either by Congress or by any state govern ment. Copies of which are now to hand show that it is operative on and after January 1, 1918.
 On and after that date it will be unlawful for any person, house, as sociation, firm, club or corporation or any person connected herewith to engage in any form of liquor dispo sal unless by a permit from the District Judge. The term liquor is defined to include fermented cider, alcoholic bitters, ethyl alco- hot etc. Violations are punishable by a fine of from three hundred to one thousand dollars and with q concomitant jail sentence of from thirty days to one year, in the led eral iail.
The daily Nome industrial worker., 1917-02-10
ALASKA BONE DRY LAW
 CERTAIN INTENT LAW

the persons or things furnishing liquor Any intoxicated person in charge of a common carrier, con- ductor, engineer, chauffeur is guilty of a misdemeanor. Any person once convicted except under section fifteen will be considered an habitu- al offender and will be guilty of felony with one to two years in the federal jail The Governor, the Mayor, members of the council, marshals, police, fish and game wardens, forestry, education and custom employees are authorized to enforce the law. Failure to do so is punishable by fine of from one hundred to five hundred dollars and the forfeiture of their office. Any steamer, corporation, or water carrier illegally transporting liquor will be guilty of misdemeanor and their equipment entirely and in every particle subject to confisca- tion and must be sold, the proceeds going into the Territorial Treasury.
The daily Nome industrial worker., 1917-02-10
ALL STAR SHOW AT THE
 DREAM SUNDAY NIGHT

Tonight "'The Kafirs Skull' in two parts a thrilling melodrama, and frothy Comedy skit entitled "The Bum Mistake" in conjunction with a standard problem mum ber. makes up the evenings bill of at- fractions. A well balanced and classy show. Sunday night. Extra attractions, five reels will be shown. A Late Paine Weekly showing 100000 German ceiebrat- ing Liberty Day to prove their loyalty. Also Lord Kitchener going down with a torpedoed cruiser and other scenes in the war zone. An allegorical feature in three parts entitled 'The Tides Of Time, adapted from the poem classic of Edgar Allen Poe, also a continuous scream comedy, 8 Vitagraph special, "Getting Rid of Aunt Kate, will season this Big Show.
The daily Nome industrial worker., 1917-02-10
FEDERATED CHURCH.

At the Congregational Church Sunday the following services wih he held. Rev. John Parsons, pastor
 II A. M. Bible School ann children-s service. R. B. Julian superintendent.
 7P. M. Christian Endeavor.
 P. M. Worship and Sermon bT Dr John Parsons. Subject Keeping Company with Invisible Things"
 Special music will be given by the choir.
 Ladies' Aid dinner and Patriotic Festival Friday evening, 6:3o to S:3O.
 The public is more than welcome to all the services of the church.
The daily Nome industrial worker., 1917-02-10
NOTICE.

All interested in the matter ot bringing ill a diamond drill are re- uuested to attend a special meeting to be held after the regular meeting of the Nome Seward Peninsula Chamber of Commerce Sunday, Feb. II, Pioneer Igloo, at 2.30 o'clock D M
The daily Nome industrial worker., 1917-02-10
HERE TO-DAY.

R. S. Dimmick or Candle was at Solomon last night and expected to arrive here early this afternoon.
The Birmingham age-herald., 1917-10-13

all market displays to be found in she city. These brothers are wide-awake and on tho job from Monday morning to Sat- Irday night. And there's enough of them to keep all departments Jam up in both
 tuality and variety. You know these ,oys sell great deal of stuff at whole sale. This allows them to sell under treat many competitors. as they buy in sarge lots and sell close. This Is the tlme of year when baked fish. roast duck or hen tastes 'iikt more.' These
The Birmingham age-herald., 1917-10-13
DO YOU WANT TO BECOME A SALESMAN? ?

salesmen of ability always command the highest compensation; the best and
 most consistent salesmen are not born.
 but made. We are not 8 school. but a
 business house with offices in 70 of the
 principal cities of the United States. If you are honest. energetic and deter mined, we will place you in our in- struction department. where we will de- velop you into a highly efficient. sales man. without cost to you. Most men earn from $20 to s1o0 per week during training We will then give you a per- manent employment on q clean, dignl- fled proposition of exceptional merit, Z where you can earn from s300 to slo0o per month. We have openings for five men. Replies will be treated in confi- dence. Address F-45, care Age-Herald.
The Birmingham age-herald., 1917-10-13

FOR SALE-One 6Oxl6 return tubulaf one 11x16 side crank engine, right hand drive, built by southern Engine and Boiler Works, Jackson. Tenn; size of ffywheel 54x12; fully equipped; op- erated only 20 months; price, $500. For detailed information, address c. A. Stone. Akron. Ala.
 FOR SALE or exchange, one lunch stand, one Remington typewriter and two pressing racks; will take second hand furniture in exchange. Sloat Furniture Co. 2601 29th ave-, North Birmingham.
 FOR SALE-One 1s-inch hot blast heating stove, with a long stovepipe. Call Main 2736 or 5202.
 OWNER will sell controlling interest in well located garage in Alabama town of less you have the cash GAS, care Age Herald.
 RESTAURANT for sale; biggest oppor. tunity ever offered to buy an old es- tablished business. feeding white and colored: also has soft drink bar in con nection and 9 large unfurnished rooms above; rent of building only $75 month fine downtown location, good lease despite high prices of food. business clearing over $500 monthly and can bt increased by keeping open nights; almos 4O,0OO soldiers here now; buyer will make purchase price back in less than year will stand strict investiga tion price $25O0 cash. Busy Bee Restaurant. 210- 214 W. Capitol ave. Little ROCK. Ark.
The Birmingham age-herald., 1917-10-13

brothers carry the best there ia to buy in these lines. And in the vegetable display will be found everything that grows and is good to ea,
The Birmingham age-herald., 1917-10-13

WE have unusual opportunity in this district and state for responsible busi- ness man to act as district sales man. ager, for the marketing of two devices which are saleable on sight; applicant tions. Apply in confidence, The AL bertas Corporation, ls6 Liberty street, Now York
The Birmingham age-herald., 1917-10-13

w AN T ED - Newspaper canvassers of neat appear ance. Apply w. A. Alisch, circulation department, The Age-Herald.
The Birmingham age-herald., 1917-10-13
HELP WANTED--MALE AND
 FEMALE

WANTED-25 ITALIAN LABORERS.
 CONCRETE WORK; 25 FOREIGN
 WORKMEN, COAL LOADING AND GENERAL MINING. NO: TROUBLE. STEADY WORK GUARANTEED;
 COLORED DAY LABoRERS, $2.50. PAY EVERY DAY. NO OFFICE FEE AND FREE RAILROAD FARE; TWO DINKEY ENGINEERS, $S6 MONTH. < CAN GIVE YOU WORK. CALL OR WRITE EMPLOYMENT OFFICE, so6 NORTH 26TH ST. (NEAR TER MINAL STATION), BIRMINGHAM,
The Birmingham age-herald., 1917-10-13

SITUATIONS WANTED-MALE
 F6& compsfsnf clsrlcal. mec6anlcal and domestic helr phone Main lls4. Pro- dueAre Agsncy. o-lS-tt THE cKurch Employment Bureau, room 2. Steiner Bank Bldg, furnishes help os all kinds. commercial and indus
 trial Your cooperation is eArnestly requested. Call Main s41. Mrs l. ": pitfman. n,anaRer. 4.2S-tf WANTED Position By married man. 5, years. as bookkeeper or timekeerer. ex' sperienced in both, at lrpesent employed, but desire change; best of references. Address F. O.. Box eSS Montgomery' Ala. z
The Birmingham age-herald., 1917-10-13
APARTMENT
WANTED-BOARDERS

NICELY furnished room, with board l2l2 $. 2Oth st. Phone Main laN-J
The Birmingham age-herald., 1917-10-13

WANTED - Coal miners, coke oven men, day labor CTS, white and colored ]; free railroad fare;, no of flee fee. Call or write for location. A. D. Maddox, 1903 1st ave-, Bessemer. Phone 15.
The Birmingham age-herald., 1917-10-13

AssENGER TRAINS. BIRMINGHAM 'nly as information. and sre not guaranteed. BIRMlNGHAM TERMINAL STATION
 SenbOard Air Line Ky. No Arrive from No. Depart tc-- New York lo:S0 pm New York 7;so an II New york l2;oS pm l2 New York 2;4o pm q Piedmont $50 am 20 Piedmont t;lo pm
 Illlnois Central Ry. No Arrive from No. Depart 3 Chicago 4;45 pm 10 Chicago e l2:ss pm
The Birmingham age-herald., 1917-10-13
wANTED-sALESMEN

J1 < q 7eS befWeen 25 and 30 years of age for travelling gin ma chinery salesmen must have operat- ing experience. sales experience de- sired, but not essential; in answering' write fully, giving all particulars Ao- dress rept c. P. O., Box 15li Atlanta, Ga
The Birmingham age-herald., 1917-10-13
HnusES FOR RENT

FOR RENT-No. III x. 18th st: brick, rooms, modern except furnace. s25 F. C. Sherrod. 219 N. Fist st. Phone Main No. 5140.
The Birmingham age-herald., 1917-10-13
FOR sAI.LMIscELLANEoUs

EVERY day is bargain day at the
 Second Hand Book Store, S21 N. 18th street. u-o-ioe
The Birmingham age-herald., 1917-10-13

IF qualified for high-grade commercial position, see us immediately; we have good openings for high-grade men; open at night by appointment. Call Main 1856 and make night engagement. Inter- American Co., lz16 Jefferson Co., Bank building.
The Birmingham age-herald., 1917-10-13

THOUSANDS government war positions open: $100 month; examinations every where; list free. Franklin Institute Dept. S-H. Rochester, N. Y.
 9-26-18t- -we-fr-sa- -su
The Birmingham age-herald., 1917-10-13

Round at Catanzano Bros. today you will strike up against one of the best
The Birmingham age-herald., 1917-10-13

man to drive Ford Apply 1928 3d ave.
La prensa. [volume] (San Antonio, Tex.) 1913-1962, 1917-11-24
~pOspondrd Ell pago
de Ia iHdemniza=
Ci0n boxer

WASHINGTON, Noviembre 23.-
Como res1ltado dc las gestiones he
chas por China. para que Sc lie facili-
tara dinero para hacerles frente a los
gaStoS mas urgentes que demanda su
ent-ada a Ia guerra curopea y en- Wis
IA de que no tue possible arreglar eI
e~npreStito americana, por no ofrecer
aquella nacion asiarica las garantias
n~ecesarias, acerca de emp,ear csc di-
nero eXclusivamenre ri algo relacio-
naGo con Ia lucha armada contra Ale
mania Y aliadoS, las potenrias, j
quienes Is deudora de Ia indemniza-
ci6n boxer, conrinieron en- poSponer
Ell page de ella, por cinco amos. Sc
dice que. medtante esta CONCESSION.
China podra disponer de unos dos
cientos miliones de dolares, que podra
emp ear en- los usos mas Irgentes, re-
lacionados con Ia guerra y otros de
caracter g~uberuativo.
La prensa. [volume] (San Antonio, Tex.) 1913-1962, 1917-11-24

L0NDRES, Noviembre 23.-"NueS-
tras tropas han penetrate todas las
lefensas de Cambria y la lucha ahora
csta desarro-l andose a campo aoier-
to-, dijo anoche el general F. s.
Maurice. director del departamento
de las Ope.aciones militares del III
historic de IA Guerra. De acuerdo
con el informe dado por dicho iefe,
les tropas del general Byng haoian
degrade hacer para aver, IN avance
de seis y media mil,as y capturar Ia
alqueria de NLestra- Senora de "a
Fuente; pero Ell informe de! citado
jefe basaba estos hechas en- los des-
pachos recibidos por Ia tarde.
Los communicates oficiales del Guar
tel genera! cue llegaron durante Ia
noche, eran aun mas ~favorables pa
ia los ingleses, al decir de un Official
del Estado Mayor. Segin este, el
rumero dc p-isioneros ~capturaGos por
las tropas de. general Byng Sc acer-
eGba m.cho a 10000 Y ei avance he
cho 2or las tropas, podia estimarse
en- coca De ocho millas. Sin embar-
go tan5.tn Sc aGmis.o oficia!mente,
Gae les t~euUoues, por medic de I'm fu-
1850 concra-ataque, habian degrade
recuperar Ia alqueria de Nuestra Sc
nora &c Ia Fuente.
Los teltoneS eStan ahora envian.
do apresu:a damente reservaS Y re-
fuerzos i csc frente de bata:la, con
eI oojeco de coatener e. avance ar;-
:&r.co que tan amenazador Sc pre-
,cnJa para e. sostenimiento de Ia IA
n1osa Inca de defensa alemana. Tai
coSa hara cuando menoS, que 10 re
fuerzos dsstin2dos a las tropas teuto-
mas Ell Italia, NJ vayan = csc frante y
de esta manera, Ia ofensiva inglesa
habra Venido a tener IN efecto indi-
recto : favorable para sus al!ados.
E. inforne a!eman asegura que "a
Inca teutona 10 ha siGo rota, pero
Dor otra parte admite mucho de 10
que expresan los parties ingleses.
81 "romper Ia Inca. significa pc
70 los teutones una intecrumpci6n o
separation demarcada, que ob.igle
al enem.So q enp1ender una nmedia~
Ia : r&pida retirada con obieto dc
b"scap en- Tn puato mas atras una
nueTa union. Ia s~seyeracion teutvna
esta bien hecha; pero Ia Cosa en- este
particular, : sobre TODD. desde Ia pr,
fnera cfensiva francesa en- Ia Cham.
payne, ha cambiado, Y ahora hasta
los misnos c~riticos tienen una nueya
;orcepci6n csa-ca De e q,e conStt--
La prensa. [volume] (San Antonio, Tex.) 1913-1962, 1917-11-24
KAISER HACE
UNA OFlRfA De
PAL 4 Russia
TROTSKY C0MUNlCA ALAS EN-
BAJADAS DE LOS PASSES A.
LIAD0S, QUE ia PRO-
PUEST0 la PAZ

ES-OCOLMO, Noyiembre e3-Se-
gun dice e. Tidningen, diario que Sc
pub!ica en- esta capital, un dipIomati-
co ruso sali6 aver para P~etrogrado,
con 6rdenes de entregar al gobiefno
revolucionarto moscovita ciertas pro-
posiciones de paz hechas por los I'M
perios Centrales.
PETROGRADO, Noviembre %
La nota de Leon Trorzky, el Minis
tro de Relaciones Exter!oreS del 60
bierno ~bolsheviki, dirigida a las En-
bajadas aliadas y ~conteniendo e.
anuncio de las proposicioneS para IN
armisticio, fue recibida por los re-
presentantes diplomaticos en- eSt2
capital Y su texto dadc i Ia puD:Ic!-
dad hoy, siendo como sigue:
"Por Ia presente tengo el honor &c
informar q listed, Senior Embaiadcr,
que ell Congreso de Delegates de los
Obreros y Soldados de toda Ia Russia.
organize con fecha 20 de Cctuore
proximo pasado, IN e gobiefno
bajo la forma de IN Consejo de 20
misarios ~nacionales. Ell jefe de esq
! gobierno es Vladini-o I!ich Lenine.
La direction de Ia po!itica extCania-a
NE ha siio confiada, en- mi capacidaC
| de Comisario aaciGaaI de Reacio-
nes Exteriores.
al lamar ST. ateacion a. texto dc
Ia oferta de IN armisticio y de Una
paz democratica sobre Ia base de no
a~nexiones nj inieninizaciones asi CO.
mo de Ia propia determination de las
~nacioneS, aprobada por el Congress-
e Delegates de los 0breros Y Sol
! iaGos, tengo ell honor dc pedir a u.s.
ted Sc sirva considerar Ia presente
! communication como n oiert2 formal
para IN armisticio Immediate en- TO-
dos los frerte5 : "a Immediate apc--
~ura de negociaciones de paz, oferta
que con Ia autor:dad del gcbierno
de Ia repdbiica rusa, ia sido dirigi-
do simultaneamente a todos los pue-
bios ~beligerantes Y u respectivos
gobiernos.
"Sirvase listed aceptar, senior En-
bajador, las seguridades del ~profundo
respeto del gobierno de los Obreros y
Scldados para ell pueblo de Fraac;a
que nos puede ayudar al ~proposito
lie una paz. tan bien TODD e.
resto de las naciones agotaias Y de-
saneradas por esta carniceria sin
ejemplo.
l. TROTZkY.
Comisario Nacional de Relaciones
EXteriores."
La prensa. [volume] (San Antonio, Tex.) 1913-1962, 1917-11-24
Cuarteles Generates Britanicos

Cuarteles Generates Britanicos en-
Francia, Noviembre 23.-En las pri-
meras horas del dia de hoy, los in
gleses lograron desaiojar al enenTigo
de una posici6n elevada llamada Tad
pole Copse, cue DONNA una gran sec
ci5n e: ana Gel No:te : una parte
de Merenyfe5. en- c. area de Can
brai.
\! m;s..:o tempo 4ue las tropas
b-!tz-icaz han resizti5o : rechazado
los coatra-ataqueS a,emanes, han
consolidate SIS gaaos y estan pre-
parandose para otro empuje hacla
Cambria. La genie del general Byng
Sc ~encuentra ahora precisamente al
oeste de la Fuente de Nuestra Sc
nora. q memo de tres mil!as al occi-
dc.,e de- Cambria; : cast han tarni-
nado Ia - - ion iel bosr:e "e
Burlon. H.. ( Ia" Z. no te .
me7c:onada Al ler:a y das5s :. cuaI
Sc domino toia e52 region.
LIE via n,,.ci2a2da de q T2e1-
te dc Nca t7a Sc@era. jEcntai2e No
ire Dame Que ia sido d;sputad2 te-
rribIemeate per los ins!ases y alc~a-
nes, Y cue Sc hella ahora cast en 81
totaiidad, otra vez en- poder sc 10
br:tanicos, forrna e. extreme de Ia
cuna que han !ogrado meter las tro-
pas del general Byrg en- Ia Inca ale,
mana. cuIa que com2Een3o n ST
pcrficie total de cincuenta mi!ias Qua
dradas.
Cambrai probablemente rs dejado
de ser va el centric de apTovisiona-
! miento de ese sector de "a Inca enc.
MICA, pues sus redes ferrocarrileras
cue IA c~onectaban con las demas pla-
zas fuertes, por eli norte, nHreste !
sur, Sc hallaban bajo eli a.cance de IA
lrtIlieria britannica.
! La cuna de referercia tambien
! ccnstituye ms amenaza para Ia pla-
q De Q2eant, eli extreme me-dio"a!
La prensa. [volume] (San Antonio, Tex.) 1913-1962, 1917-11-24
son MUY PEQUESAS LAS BAJAS
DE LOS INGLESES

LONDRES, Noviembre 23.-Hasta
ahora NADIA Sc ha dicho en- los infor-
mes oficales y noticias extra-oficla-
les que Sc han dado a Ia publicidad
auui acerca del numero de maquinas
que formaban "la gran flota' de
tanques Y que Sc dice inici0 ell ataQue
Ell martes de Ia ~presente semana, ell
a n0eva ofensiva inglesa, pero creese
que Ell numero de aparatos puestos
en- aoc.6n ALI ma sido uucko mayor
que c~ualquiera otro grupo que haya
5ido em2leado en- acciones previas.
Natura!meIte. en- ina operation dc
=! r.agn,tAd, era inevitable que ocu-
rrieran baias, pero soGdn dicen los
despachos relatives, 6stas han sldo
relativamente peiuehas c~omparadaS
cor las de. eremigo y con el result
tado alcanzado.
Las bajas sufridas por los tanques,
fueron ligeras. Segun dice un es-
critor, algunos de los tanques fue-
ron puestos fuera de acci6n por me-
do de metrallazos d~isparaGos por Ia
artilleria enemiga desde corta dis
tancia Y cast en- Inca recta. Otro
dice que algunos de los aparatos fue-
ron volcados y destruidos IN parte
por las ~explosioncs de ~poderosas gra-
radas = que algunos otros quedaron
enterrados en- Ia terra por 81
parte de!antera 0 volcadoS comp!eta-
mente al Querer saivas aiguncs de
los grandes crateres abiertos por las
explosiones de las m~etrallas rnemt-
gas.
La prensa. [volume] (San Antonio, Tex.) 1913-1962, 1917-11-24
SABIDURLA

Aluy bien sabe el campeslno que
81 no conserva sus semOradcs lin
pios de yerbas no podra esperar re-
coier una hermosa cosecha. Lo mis-
mo slcede cuando Sc quiere mau:ener
una persona en- buen estado de salud-
81 listed no conserva impios u IN
testinos, no pueie esperar listed GO
Ear de buena salud. FL Elixir A7le-
ricano de Vino Anargo de Trlner
(Triner's American Elixir OF Bitter
Wine) es el mejor auxiliar que para
clio puede listed obtener- FL llmp!ara
su est6mago, restaurant 81 apetIto,
ayudara a 81 digestion, : tcdas sus
antiguas doleacias, tales COMO cons
ffpaci6n. indigestion, jaquecas, III
sonn!os. aa~viosidad, IA t de ener-
gias, dab; dad general, etc; desap2-
racer ' c~e-tra eH tcGas las
bottle os re- ed:os que mu-
cf3 ..I ara a,iviar los
dolores res. Sc ~sac-enCca e. l.
n;aaento Timer lTrine-s L:niment} +,
que e 10 lie .os ms eficaceS para
e! reu4aa.:smo, neuralgia, lun-bago,
lnstimaGaras 0 to-ceduras, h;nchazo-
mes, etc, y siempre produce alivio.
En- todas las boticas.-JOs- Timer,
Manufacturing Chemist, I333-1343 S.
Ashland Ave. CHICAGO. III.
(A6y