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El Paso herald. (El Paso, Tex.) 1901-1931, 1917-05-12
Russian General Sends
Liberated ConUictS Back
To Prison Without Force

PetrOgrad, Russia, May Gen.
Hagondokoff, who has just been ap-
pointed chief OF all the Cossack ar
mics, holds a brilliant record of mill
tary and administrative experience,
and is one Of the most popular COM
handing officers in Russia. He was
governor at Blagoveschtschens dur
ing the revolution. The convicts had
been released from the local jail
when ne came riding into town from
an administrative trip into the coun-
try districts. Gen Hagandokoff as
sembled all the eonvicts in the cen
trail square Of the town and said to
them:
There has been no order in our
country heretofore But now we are
going to have order. All must help to
this end. And you conYicts must
obey the law and return to Jail"
The convicts. after q short confer
ence among themselves, obeyed the
generals request
El Paso herald. (El Paso, Tex.) 1901-1931, 1917-05-12
Berlin Industries Haze
Twice as Many Women at
Work as There Are Men

Berlin. Germany, Nay 12.-In the
metropolitan area of the German
capital there were on January ! more
than twice as many women and girls
engaged in Industrial pursuits as men
and boys. the numbers being respec-
lively 274,600 and 11S,901. The num-
Der Of males decreased from 161. 490
in 1915. Commentators foreshadow
that the Unsuitable demands of the
army win continue to alter the pro-
portion in favor Of women in inereas-
ing DEGREE
El Paso herald. (El Paso, Tex.) 1901-1931, 1917-05-12
HUNGAREGIVEs
Up GRAIN HELD
FROM GERMANY
Conference of Leaders Held
and Agreement Reach
ed For Giving Soma
TO TIDE ALLIES
OVER TO HARVEST

JENNA. Austria, Nay 14-Ths
NJ recent hurried visit OF The Aus
trian and Hungarian prime min
listers and other high officials cf the
dual monarchy TO Berlin, about which
there was so much secrecy. has now
been explained. At conferences IN the
German capital the food question was
discussed. and It is officially reported
that a satisfactory agreement has been
reached
Hungary, which 50 far has sesads
lastly refused to give Up even thu
smallest part of her stIn considerable
supply OF breadstuffs and meats 20
her allies, has yielded TO the demands
of Austria and Germany. and VIII
furnish them with grain enough %
assure their ability to hold cut 10 fhs
next harvest. il is stated
El Paso herald. (El Paso, Tex.) 1901-1931, 1917-05-12
Cat Goes Through Ten
Battles. Brings S38I.25

London, Eng, May IA cat from
the city Of Mons. which is said to have
been in ten battles. was sold for
SSS1.25 at a free gift" sale for the
Red Cross at Aberdeen, conducted by
the lord Provost
The cat was rescued from a de-
serted farm house by private Brad
ley. Scottish Rifles. Ii had previous
~ been sold for sums totaiing $1,000
~ similar sales.
El Paso herald. (El Paso, Tex.) 1901-1931, 1917-05-12
Khan of Khdlat's War
Contribution Is 100 of
His Stoiftest Canlels

Calcutta, India. May 1.-THE gift
Of a huHSred camels from the khan Of
Khalat. Baluchistan to the viceroy Of
India, is a very valuable war d0na-
ton The Khalat camels are consid-
cred in many respects the finest in
the world. but purchase Of good ami
mails Of this type has been almost i'm
possible owing to the high value
which their owners set upon them.
The khalat camels are said 10 be
exceptionally swift. and so temperate
m their drinking as to be almost to
tai abstainers.
El Paso herald. (El Paso, Tex.) 1901-1931, 1917-05-12
UPPER Glasses
IN SCHOOLS Of
PRUSSIA VACANT.
Army Demand Takes AL Of
Higher Students From
the Colleges.
ARE AT FRONT OR
AMONG THE SLAIN

- ERLIE, Germany, May 1z.-At a
meeting OF the committee on
IL public instruction Of the Prus-
sian diet the minister OF education re-
ported that the upper classes Of col
leges and universities are now prac-
tically deserted OF 1926 students
who attended the last classes OF the
colleges on April 1 OF last year only
$50 are left The rest have been called
to the front during the year and many
are already dead
The universities have 2S.76s male
and about 1000 female enrolled stu
dents for the present semester. but
only e96S men and q little over 400
women attend the lectures. All 9TH
ers Of the students are at the front as
officers, soldiers OF nurses Many of
the young men still pursuing the
studies have seen military service and
are invalids and cripples.
Of their commerce and the crippling
El Paso herald. (El Paso, Tex.) 1901-1931, 1917-05-12
England Wants 10000
Girls For Mill Maids

London. Eng, May 12--The British
government is campaigning to obtain
10000 milk maids The girls viii be
given free training and be maintained
during instruction and terms OF en-
ployment. and viii be paid $3.50 a
week. or the district wage where IL Is
higher
El Paso herald. (El Paso, Tex.) 1901-1931, 1917-05-12
Switzerland Has A Butter Famina
Iii III al -;I:- III
Great Dairv Coustrv Before W.r

TERNE Switzerland dairy
X tr in the world s practically without butter
II cattle able obtain cakes from Spain and
production enormously reduced The milk quality
and little fat
the milk condensed for export to belgeFent countries used
family
week In districts the small
u o
percent
El Paso herald. (El Paso, Tex.) 1901-1931, 1917-05-12
Austria Runs Short o. Church Bells
:lI:- IL Ill 81 IL
Kitchen Utensils Go Into Munitions

JENNA Austria the
" Aus
of cooking
melting shells bit Of
metal that could be spared s
The has ordered the coucstOn all brass door knobs
estimated that several thousand
of the needed metals obtained by this
El Paso herald. (El Paso, Tex.) 1901-1931, 1917-05-12
GERMANS BACK OF CUBAN REVOLT, CLKI'
Princess Mary Works
Garden Potato dtchI

= ONDON, Eng. Nay 12--Princess
Mary. daughter Of king George
- is digging up a garden at
Windsor castle with her own hands
El Paso herald. (El Paso, Tex.) 1901-1931, 1917-05-12
ItaIy's Queen Visits
Quake Ruined Section

. ONE. Italy, Nay 12.-certain vii
~ lagos in central Italy continue
IL to be terrified as a result Of the
ecent destructive earthquake. Queen
El Paso herald. (El Paso, Tex.) 1901-1931, 1917-05-12
Al Irish Distilleries
Closed During War Period

Dublin, Ireland. May 1-.-An dis
tilleries in Ireland have now been
closed down for the period of the war.
El Paso herald. (El Paso, Tex.) 1901-1931, 1917-05-12
REVOLUT|ON|STS
GET ASS|ST LANCE
in A SECRET WAY
CUBAN MINISTER To ENGLAND
TELLSOF GERMAN ACTIVITIES

Saws His Government Learned of Plot and That Most Of
German Agitators Have Left Cuba for Mexico; Cuban
Army Now Has $4,000 Well Trained Men and
Can Raise 100000, Says the Minister.
El Paso herald. (El Paso, Tex.) 1901-1931, 1917-05-12

of their commerce and the eripohng
Of their industries by their present
allies"
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LEGAL NOTICE
NOTICE.


Pittsburgh "a JinusT- !. 1911.
TIE Pittsburgh. Wheeling and kentIrAF HAlfnAl
Cnmranr. 1 corporation NJ hr SfEfs 81 west u
r1ri, Tn. Pittsburgh. Cincinnati. Chicago ard ~.
I1u!. B,llulr COMPANY. corporation Of the Siahhs
Of r.nnsyl,anja West N!rEniI. Ohio. Indians ano
Illinois, The IandlliI RliitnId COMPANY. corpora
Len 81 iha States cf Indiana and ltnois. and lha
Andtr.m R-lt Rstlwa- Company And the CHICAGO
Indiana and Eak,=n Eailx.y iouTany. corporations
Of Tbs S,1is Of Indtial have. according to Tho A"l
CT ,bos. siEe, been consolidated into rNlros'
corpsnv named The rittsbc;Sh. Cincinnati chicago
and s.: Louis Railroad COMPANY. ehnctle January
/ 1917 tho Agreement ~ consolidation haFnr oceh
filed In tbs office Of SecrrlLy OF State OK West
: Y,-snl, M the "q,h h,7 NJ Daxuber 1915.
Here.rAr %. rrornt, formerly Owned ~ The Ptts-
burSh Wheeling and kentucky Railroad COMPANY
Tho rll,sh,rrh Cincinnati. Cbioiso and 81 LOUIS
gailr,, Company. Nsndaus Railroad Company. Ihe
Apdesscp Ralt Railway Company and Chicago. icoi.
ana md Eastern Railway Company IN the Snir, of
N.s. virrr:, rsnnsrlrans. Ohio. Indiana and Ill-
nn. Will b. owned and orsa.sd by The FittsHirse'
Carcinn.u Chicago and 81. Loui' RInroad CON-
Hnr.
, rITTsBcRGH. WHEELING AND KENTUCKY
RAILROAD COMPANY
TnE rITTsHURGH. CINCINNATI. CHICAGO AND
ST LOUIS RAILWAY COMPANY.
iyASpAILA RAILROAD COMTASF.
THE ANDERSON BELT RAILWAY COMPANY.
CHICAGO INDIANA AND EASTERN RAlL"Al
s. r. cHTRCH.
.,i5An Secretary.
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NOT A FACTOR
fContnued from Tir1. Page)

this regard for the vessels already
on their way 10 the war zone might
preclude the possibility of any ser
ious development affecting American
interests for period OF two weeks
or moro. and might make it impos.:
sihlc 10 determine for that period
Just how effective The German block
ado would BE-.
News that a warning had been Civ
rn and That tn" crow winch included
several Americans. had been saved.
caused distinct relief here. First fraS.
mrnrary reports Of the attack had
sensational! effect in come quarters.
and led 10 fears that the overt act
which might mean has1ilitirS artuallv
had becn committed. Tho White
House and Stat" department. how
ever. have declined TO form any OPP
inion on incomplete" evidence and Con-
sui Stephens despatch was made pub
lie today without comment.
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OTHER NATIONS
Continued from TtrEt FAEe.)


60, nrnm"nt ,n which YOU are ar
credited that ~" T.ntr.l Sta'r.- b.
raus" uf the t;rrmau sn,-"rn.I"ul'=
recent annnuu "nr1'.It al ITS intrn-
tI"r {" renew un-csirr'i"I SunIna-
rlnc warfare. has nn choice hui ~
fulOw the course latI dnW.l in It's
note If April -. ln1S. I'hC SUSSEX
nntel
1T has, thrr:fnTe, recalled the
American Amha ,:ndnr rom l;criln
AMI has Delivered! rnS4r"rtS :" She
'r"rnam 4nlras-aInr ia Tn" Uni I'd
states.
"Sa:' ais" 'hat IN" r., :i"n: is
I"lu"tani 10 b"ii"NG ';"rnAuy S"t"-
ally VIII carr! out her throat
against neutral r"nrTn' re" pIt II II
b. done III" f'"$' III will a~k con.
gross Ia authorize III" "I IN" national
power In pr"ior:. Nnn riran citizens
engage in thri" p'ar"fuI and Law
tai brands "n -" seas
TIL" course '4Lcn &c ~ in The
Pres id"nI's yi.r. entire; N r.'I-
fnrmily with tin" T.; in"iplee Il" nnur-
ciatcd IN his address /" the S:na'"
The Wheeling intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1903-1961, 1917-02-05
LEAK HEARING IS
RESUMED MONDAY

WASHINGTON. Feb. 4.-ronEres-
sional IN Yeetisatnrs Of tho so.called
leak on President Wilson's peace note
will resume their hearings tomorrow
with the future course OF the inquiry
greatly in doubt.
George 4. Ellis. .Ir.. member Of the
Hutton firm who wrote warning
TO clients based on information L.
Fred Essary, uewspa pnr man admit
tcd be supplied. probably will ba the
frs; witness tomorrow.
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members Of the Odd Fellows lodge of
Philadelphia marched tn III" Methodist
Episcopal church last night ~ bear licv.
bishop preach on 9TH" Motto.
The officers nf the First Mrihudi<t
EupiScu1al church. Elm Grove. viii meet
tonight IN the church basement.
y. Il. Ewing Will CunHuri tho COM
mon school rXamu3i ion for diuirnl
al tho Sand liill school At Viola, on
February $lh and 9Th.
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,.v. Tie Only dissenting note comes
from small pacifist group which scv-
eral months ago supported the move,
rn.nt TO warn Americans or armed
his action is approved by congress and
thA InnntrV.
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bella Duvall, Mary nuvall. Cora Duvall,
Tiara Duvall and McSsrs. Charles Dean.
{ .harles tI,venS Frank nuvall. Ice nu-
vail Edwin Rurch. carl Duvall. k.lwood
bowman and Harry Dnrall
The Wheeling intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1903-1961, 1917-02-05
CHRISTIAN cHuAcHEs TO
START INSTITUTE TODAY.

\ revival and institut" will he opened
this evening nv tn" christian churches
nf Tho Wheeling district. Each day at
80, classes Nv church work will he CON-
dur,ol At IN" First christian Church by
Roy. nrlias q; White. state evangelist
for ,hr Christian churches. and Raw. 8.
6. Lappir. nt fhr HrthanE ColleEe Ak
tcuSinn drua r,rn"ni. Social subjects have
lorr assigned for each day.
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SALESMAN WANTED Ep.lufiss t1f1tnry: Wt0
VirVtnJs: for htak- rrsdn calsndars and adeHeaas
,pccl,lues. N. F. Shalsr r. Co.. onAhA, Eeh.
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Given an Hour 10 Leave.

LONDON. Fob. {. 9:An p. In.--Whnn
hailed by tho submarine. Tho Tlousa.
ionic was flying tho American Nag and
had the American coinrs painted ON
hnr side. says dispatch ia the Con.
trail News TIL" crew was given an
hour in which 10 lraV" thr shin. tho
submarine comma ndrr saving:
Il havr orders 70 sink every vessel
coming IN England
III" Germans searched tho Housa
tonic and took Il quantity of SOAP.
whirh tho. said WIS difficult 10 obtain.
Tho second mate Of tho linusainnir
was second mat" nj Tho American
steamer C;ulfliGht when that vessel
was sunk by German submarine off
the Sicily Islands.
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FINANCIAL
OUT-THE-PIkE
A. W. 4. Meets.


To r"u>lI"r :. -. FatrIGk's Lay han
quot IL III" strait ford hotel. the \. W. X.
"iHh VIII meet this "TrninS At lis club
t,.r'rr.; ,u krv avenue, Elm Grove.
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roto-ained-

Mr. and Mrs. VI =. F'u'all entertained
>"rrrai :":inu people on Saturday night.
NuSi.. ~: PLACED and enjoyed. re-
frnrhn,on;S p.crn served. present a. the
parry were tic Misses r;oldie Glvena-
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PADEN CITY

DoubIe Your Money.
Prices went UP exactly As ANNOUNCED
Nov. Tth. Nov 21st and Dec. 26th.
Prices still less than half present
value on some Of tho choicest lots.
Watch for biz special announce.
ments. more big things prices viii
jump rapidly--mst double and even
triple.
Reason: Industries. factories. mills
and In our chosen lines industrial
advantages beyond competition. Rest
industrial lora inn in Wnsi Virginia.
The Wheeling intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1903-1961, 1917-02-05
MISSIONARY TALKS.

Wild Animals and Wild People" ~aa
tho fascinating talk given last evening
hy 6; Il. t-rozlcr. 4 missionary to India.
10 the congregation ri the Emmanuel
Baptist church.
The Wheeling intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1903-1961, 1917-02-05

A6EkTS-2nn per cent proht: vondrfful htla ARD.
Gle: something new: sells like vtldSir.: cary right
IN soLr pocket; Write for fran sample ?. d.
f'nnrAv Saleo Manager. - American Rdf.. Clnein.
nsti Ohio. fSo-5-g
The Wheeling intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1903-1961, 1917-02-05

Personals and Briefs.
Alexander Allison. "f Clinton, haS
moved to Ohio.
Miss Margaret Rail- of Clinton. has
henn visiting friends At West l.ih"rty.
Mrs. Charles Miller. nf Cedar Rucks.
who has had pneumonia severely. -
showing improvement.
Charles Quarter. Of NrrdSrinl". - al
nj his home.
Mrs T. f. Hobbs. vho has und"rson"
an operation AZ The Martins Ferry hos
pital. Is much better.
+. g. Cunningham. of Nampnl".
Mass. has been the guest Of friends ~
Elm Grove.
Mrs. David Mcclure. cf RridSo Str""'.
is III ~ her home.
a social center will he hold at III"
clinton Methodist Episcopal church IN
Thursday evening.
Robert Carskadon. Of Elkins. spent
Yesterday with Elm Gov" friends.
Through tho wintr: OUTFIT dn"r|
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Frank Hunter and ''arl Harris. of Elm
GROVE. will try ou' thi$ spring with tho
Mason r'tt- iowa Ia s"hall team Of tho
I. l. / lsHEun.
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WANTED-Male Help

5000 WEEKLY nade writing nlmes FOR mai aedH
houses: 90 ranrassiHs: particulars for stamp. fhs
Guide Company. Memphis. TennnsIee feb-5-E
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r. 4 o. Camp Moves

TIN" Shn ff"r camp nf Baltimore g. ohio
taiir,iu hridE'' r,ruir"rS HAY" moved 70
l'"iu' Mills. w1"r.: the will strengthen
h. hr!hcc
The Wheeling intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1903-1961, 1917-02-05
How Mr.. Davis Got Rid OF = Bad


some tinn ago ! mad nj "a a very i,,I nSd
wafer, Del MY brother. McCabr Da.
Wis, gave me- small bottle of Cham
berlainS Cough Remedy. After taking
this | Dough, a half dozen bottles of
It, hut only used ono of them, az the
cough left me aud ! have not hoer
troubled since" Obrana bic every
The Wheeling intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1903-1961, 1917-02-05
Presbyterian Revival.

Presbyterian revival services will h.
'"n' i,.rsd through ;llr week az the IVES
y" y:,nGsr church R"r. Claude Porto,
T..r:!: Of tNheelirS. Will aSs,s; tho pas
'"T. l'r Terry will lny" complete
charge On Tuesday ornniug.
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r-,1e1nhIH Council
TO Play Ball W cat

Cireou-1 hotel viii rs I'll" scene 10.
night of rho appointment 10 office If the
mayor If Philadelphia
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ALLAN TURNER

Real Estate Specialist. 1920 Market
Street. Bell Phone 1875; National
1861. tf
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WANTED-Female Help

WOMEN WARIED-FuU time. SIS: spIrS tina 35e
an hour: selling guaranteed wesr-Proof HndseY 70
ut4rer: experience unneceshr5. W0f Proof AlL
Sorris;ovn Pa. fsh-s.G
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fee-i.f

ELEVATOR SOY AZ ONCE:
PLY TO ENGINEER. tKTElIIaEMcCR OFFICE
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STOCKHOLDERS MEETINGS

NOTICE Is hereby SI,en that tae annual. rntstiu
NJ the stockholders Of Rail & ,BiVer Coal CoupaaI
will he held at the General, Offices Of the CnnpSas.
No. ~ Rockefeller Building. Cleveland. O.. o.
Tu,.day February Is 1917. st e|eson O'Clock. \ n.
for tbr election OF directors and ths snysctios a
such other business may properly coDs bafcfs
tho meeting. .......
D. v. MIILE1 Be-etA,.
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Vance Memorial Church Notes.

Tho monthly meeting Iof the MiSainn-
airy society of the Vance Memorial Ir"s-
bylerian church will DO held Thursday
afternoon AT $50 o'clock in The church.
The Opportunity Circle wilt hold an
important meeting In the church Friday
afternoon At O'Clock.
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Councils Meet Tonight.

III" Triton Cniircil viii moot tonight
at :hn town hail.
Tn" TGgw0nd council will mrn, to-
night. TIL. marshal and street commits
Si"rrr Will tn appointed by February H..
il j. sad
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To Initiate Candidates


Three rnn'lj'iat.S f"r h"rShIp Will
be !nifiatefi rnn!Sh; h. tho Sigma nrlta
Phis at their club rooms in Whe cling
aven;!r.
The Wheeling intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1903-1961, 1917-02-05

WINTEo -hEN. EeTATE sALEsXAN: FEUK1-
ABLY sPEAKrSG TWO Oh AOKE LASGUAGB0i
MusT BE TBETHFUL. ALLAN rCRNK1. 10
MARKET STREET. jl-1-A
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No Gag. NO Church,

Tho tan,.., Memorial rhu-'i had To hs
r!.$'.! '""l"r'la% h""aIIs" a. low EaT
Stiprl, This - tho first church IN tho
diStr;," ni.lrl: has suffered thta way
from TIC shortage.
The Wheeling intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1903-1961, 1917-02-05

WAhTED--THo stationary engineers: edEhthou day:
study Job. Ths Summit Silica Co.. Bsztertnn. .
Ohio !s.0-n
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Schools Open.

Srarini foyer will r" discussed h.. III
SIM ';rnv" council tonight. Tho school:
viii urrn tlts mnrniuC aftn- uuaran
'jr". T'i,., .rruu~jl vii! consider spnnInI
~" churches. Tn" scare has subs ided
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WHRrEp-Ssiesmen 70 sen houSnnld Eeods. n.
pn1encs unoeceeslrJ and liberal orApsnsseea 10
Wide awake man. c =. ADAM Co. uH-ilt3 AaA
g.. HrstlirI -
The Wheeling intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1903-1961, 1917-02-05

WINTE 1.-TWO YOUNG nren N volf ns11 1S1fS %
p. r o. trains Apply st Union NssS Co. efaeA
X. o. depot a-Sn'
WAH1E0--4t oncA. several rood dAlvsrJ cad a1fa
bnyE 10 work btfofa school Apply q Cireuistio1
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Nam: Nat. l.Q6 r 3S.n-n
FOE REHT-sToER1oo No1T1.
WEST CORNER NAH AID 3x193
STREETS, 500.
SECOND FLOOR ROCKS, $50
MAIN STREET, $40.
EToREIooM And HfA1 0H1EAu1
ROOMS AT 1907 MALI x21319, ol1S.
ALSO N1NE FLOORS or 5" raw.
Lex BUILDING.
JAMES L. LAwIKY,
loe5l3 KAlN B31113.
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FOR RENT

FOR SALE.-ThrAe haSHered IWn1 Con-. thru n
s.-cn wears old: round and right For particulars
write or phoSe J. " Pasco. Mount PlaaxAnt. Ohio.
A-S-S-7
FoR SALE or REHT-Firo-roon houB1H ehaurd:
On Wheeling and Fatrlnont pike. Apply ns1lii
Williams Moundsyiun. V. Va: NIt rAons ~ j.
hi 4
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;A-ia.@
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FOR SALE-.35-lc.p farm 10 NoCthAn 0hia SO
rcr acre: Terms very sISy: VII e1chlsse for good
reatinG town or city property o: . vmau farm:
bargain worth Investigating. a L. Speara4n. Kent
Ohio. feo-S.t
FOR SALE-A smau farm: suitable for dsry. t.ssel ,
or pruItr, farm: handy 10 Ecod mLEtst- TuTthn
particulars address Boz lS. ultooIus. Ohio.
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The Wheeling intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1903-1961, 1917-02-05
FOR SALE

lod.ACRE FARM for sale cheap: cay TRINA: t1ra
miles from Lisbon rood soil. undsrlId With coal:
trut tr-cs: sood bundinEB. Lana wIiter. Hseon.>
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Tulsa daily world. [volume] (Tulsa, Indian Territory [Okla.]) 1905-1919, 1917-11-13
ROOMS FOR RENT FURNISHED II

Af'fIRAL T. 13lC-Air-ly farniFhed front
Isrr9oui Tor rem IN nen home, close b..
ADMIRAL q a8O2-Rooru vita kteae7
privilege FOR reat Phone Ass.
BALTIMORE. =. i3ii-Froni sleeping room.
sdJoirInr bath. private family. geBiienen
oui, Osage J7l0
BOSTON. = ,724-Aiceiy fnfnished sleep
!rg room FOR one Or two gentlemrn Ia
prfats home. slj per month. Ttone
I44--J
BOSTON r. 5f5-Vsry pleasant sleeping 2
ro0f1 modern home Phone ottge i7C1.
BOULDER. X. jIC-One newly furnished
sleeping room connected with bath, FOR
one Or two gentlemen Oaage 1925.
It NNTT1E. p. l545-Slssping room IN
private family Tor two gentlemen board
II desired one block from car line
pa"LDER s '1C5-Nicely furnished toon.
gentlemen Phone Cedar 250s
BOULDER. y. 5is-for rent. sleeping room.
strictly modern Phone Usage 4666.
.CAMERON. ". 2ls-slesping room fo5 rent
Phone 46b7
CNCfNNATI n. 42f-Two nicely Far.
u.,hed sleeping rooms; viih board II de-
sired ..
CINCINNATI =. 16t6--IArge front room
nicely furnished, with bath. FOR two gentle.
men sf.
CINCINNATI. g. 5c7-Furri, ,aed room.
Tulsa daily world. [volume] (Tulsa, Indian Territory [Okla.]) 1905-1919, 1917-11-13
AUTOMOBILES.
WelsLh9MCNUllGy
Motor Co.


Boulder AZ EcFenih Phone 4hlS
.,iithDLfE- tt.s. wheeled Cisr1.
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usts. 81 e.I Ptats psgs zs7sJ
DhtIe-fof ts.f 1919 DAVE a1tgn1sI.e.
tspr driven twr fhg1tar4 ulIss s. Tafts
THsrsatssa Phone OuFs z1ag.
DKTRDiI E.sttur for tsIs ,Istfy ss.f
goo forllflgr a. htrgt.r prize. Tor
psfile9.srt. %. 1908 and cag before a99-.
FORD 1917 Fond touring rsf good eordi.
U9f. uriJ r4r ftoH NHs some saffsa
ESQ Phone Osage l-st
TOhut YOH EkLL-Thfss 1917 Yord
f.sdtfsfs sHe 1910 Y0fd roadster ore
1sI- Ford roadster bod ralitustfsrn
Osfsss .li Aguh Main
tOkD ROADSTER FOK SALf.-in so ron.
dltlor. Hlfh good tires ell around 900 ore
sstu will asi cheap '9f ls1A. COD sFn
rat at Indian Trading 90 Phone psaEe -8J.