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The Wheeling intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1903-1961, 1917-09-27
BANKER SH0WALTER
SENTENCED 70 FIVE
YEARS At ATLANTA

Special Dispatch !" ~" I&irllirCnrcr
MART1NSBrEG. W. Va. Sept. ID
In IN" Federal court her" this after
noon Judge chaS \. Wm0ds "v"rrul"G
the dcfcndont's motion To So, aside The
verdict aud grant Il new trial Ia How
ard W. Shnwaltcr. former vice president
Of the First National Bank of i'alriT"nt.
who was recently convicted 81 miGapHli-
ca tinn of the funds 81: tho hank Jud,"
Woods sentenced Shrwallrr "a liv. years
in the federal rrnil"nliary u; Atlanta.
Ga.
sentence wHs granted by the court.
pending Hn appel 10y ~" defendant /"
the federal. rirct;il court q: appeals Il;
Richmond. Yin. I; * stated that if tn"
court of appeals refused II new irlal Of
Sh"wallcr. Il" viii app"n! III" case Ia
the United States STprrNlr court.
The trial If Sh"walt"r which lasted
ten days WAS one Of ihc most srnsa-
tinnnl in the barking history Of West
Virginia. He VAS indicted by III" gov
eminent following IN cXhauStiy" iuvcs-
liEHtion uf thu Fairnlunt banks affairs
by the dep" tT"nl If Justice. after III"
bank had closed ills doors. Later III"
hank was merged with another Fairihnni
hank and the dcpoSitnrS lost nothing.
One member Of the liuuitlat;ug r"mmi;-
toe testified that whcu the bank closed
It's doors it was insolvcnt t" the extent
Of more than three hundred thousand
dollars
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BERNSTORFF knew
OF GERMANy'S PLAN
OF RUTHLESSNESS

WASHINGTO%. Sept. e6.-Further
evidence that Count Won Ecrnstnrf for
MGR German Ambassador TO Washington
knew ot his governments intention L"
inaueura,c campaign Of unrestricted
submarine warfare. prior 10 his request
for money with which to influence con-
gross. is i'll possession of the state de-
parlmcut. Secretary Lansing said today
tha, ms early as January 10, Count Won
lScrnstnrGr knew of the plan.
Answering inquiries the secretary
rladc this statement:
In vicw ii inquiries which have been
ma::r aS tN whether Count BcrnStnrif
knew IT III. purpose of his government
10 renew r"lrm;lrSS submarine warfare
when n" sent his message of January
-" 1917. asking authorization IN cNpend
SIu. hnn | can state that tho department
Of state possesses conclusive evidence
thai on ar before January 10th. Count
RrrnStur!t Ind received and read the
Xiumrrnnnn telegram 10 Minister Won
following:
we intend 10 gin on the first or
February unrestricted submarine war
fare We shall cndcavor in spite OF
this IL keep the United States OF Amer
ica rcutral.'
I'TIn; Hrrnsturif. WAS. therefore. fully
I'D iSCh If the intentions of the Inper-
iai "a, crnmcnt nj the time when he ask
ri for authority Of Ecrlin to employ
funds for IN organization 10 influence
rungrrssin. - action i'll favor Of the con-
tinurd rcu:'.,.ity nf this country" -
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STRIKE OF $4,000
SHIP-WORKERS AT
FRISCO IS AVERTED

SAN FRANCISCO. Sept. 26.--Thc
strike of $4,000 Iron workers and other
mechanics in the San Francisco Bay re"
gIon was settled at meeting of the
Iron Trades Council here today. accord
ing to ar official statement issued by
the council. The strike has tied up
work for 10 days on onc-ciShth of the
governments shlpbuilding contracts.
Seventeen trades were represented at
the meeting. Thirteen Of these trades
voted to return to work. and four op-
posed such a move. According to their
constitutions those opposing settlement
Of the strike will be Obliged TO side with
the majority in the council and return
to work. Later 1t was said the vote to
resume work was made unanimous. The
council is made up Of delegates from IS
unions.
The men walked out September II.
after the United States shipping board
had been appealed to by the employers
to prevent the strike. The demands Of
the mon were for L wage increase APP
proximatinR 80 per cent. The men OK
pected 10 go back to their work tomor-
row or Friday.
The text Of the agreement entered
into by representatives of the unions
and the employers provides that wages
up to and including si.25 a day shall i,G
Increased 20 per cent: wages from 81 36
up to and including s.. shall DC in
creased 12E per cent. aud wages from
S5.01 up shall not be increased In excess
Of Sc.
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LARGE DEFICIENCY
Of MEN SHOWN IN
FIRST INCREMENT

WASHINGTON. Sept. 26.-There Is
little doubt now That IL large deficiency
"f men Will be shown when the first In
crcment Of the national arrny-6SI.OUU
mcn-has been modified.
Seventeen national guard divisions
must be brought ZIP to war strength
and several special service forces or
eunRed out OF this reservoir. so the
number of drafted men remaining at
tic environments hardly will be sufficient
TO organize the 16 national army diri-
sions at 4 full strength basis. Whether
incomplete divisions will be formed or
call for more men issued has not been
indicated.
Secretary Baker said today that defln-
ito figures ny 10 the number OF national
army men it would be necessary to
transfer 10 the national guard were mot
available. y dual process Of organr-
znti"m ut the guard cncampment serves
To- delay complete reports. Not only
arc these divisions being modified for
thc first time. but in the midst of that
mobilization the whole fabric Of the in
fantry army is being re-nrganiZed on the
new trench warfare plan.
+ The fighting strength OF the new divf-
sion is now fixed At 2I.j00 men. The II
guard DIVISIONS on llHl BASES Will nave
! Il total strength Of 437.500 men,.
The guard probably brought into tho
federal service total Of not more than
5000 men. possibly less. 1t will
take. therefore. ut least $4,000 national
! army men TO I'll up the guard divisions
Another 100 Don Of the national army
! will 80 to the air service and certainly
as many more to other special services.
! That would leave not more than .JQ,0u0
men to form the sixteen national army
! divisions which should have an aggre.
! gate war strength Of $4,000.
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FAMOUS FRENCHMAN
LOST LIFE THROUGH
ALL-SlDES ATTACK

PARIS. Sept. 26.--Thc last flight OF
Captain I;"urrr Guyncmrr. the famous
French aviator who was Yesterday
posted rs missing. and who is now he
lcved to have been killed. is described
by comradr. who is quoted by the
Excelsior rs follows:
"tiuynemCr sighted five machines Of
the -hlhalruSs type D-3. Without h"sl-
tatinE hc h"rc down on them. Al that
moment enemy pHlrnllinE nhchin"S.
soaring ut u great hight. appeared sud-
denly and fell upon Guyn"mrr
There were forty tL".uy machines
I'm the air mt this time. Including Count
Won RichIhOfcn and his circus division
Of machiurS painted III diagonal h!lIH
and white stripes. Towards Guyucmcr'S
right som" l%rlHian machines hove in
sight. but II WAS too late.
"Guyncmcr must have been hit. His
machine dropped gently towards the
earth and lost track nf it. All that l
can say is that the machine was not ON
fire.
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+. R. WOULD SEND
LA Toilette TO .
THE GERMAN LINES

CHICAGO. Sept. 26.-Declaring Sen
atOr Robert NJ. LaFollctte. of Wiscqn-
sin. to be he most sinister foe Of de-
mocracy in this country. Theodore
!, Roosevelt In 4 spr cch on THE Children
of the Melting Pot" here tonight. de-
nounccd paci lists and unpreparedncss.
After his address. which was receir-
I'd with great chi huSiasm. the meeting.
held underline auspices of the National
Security League. adopted a resolution
offered by nishop Samuel FalloHs. and
seconded BY Judge Jacob NJ. Dickinson.
former secretary OF war. condemning
the Wisconsin senator for his recent
public utterances and declaring him
unworthy TO represent the loyal people
" America
Brutal rilitnrsts Of ono country.
asserted the colonel. in connection with
his dcnunciation of naciftsts and pro-
German prupa Eandsts. hall with JOY
the growth of pacifism in another
country. And the paciflst that mas
developed in this country hasn't one
quality that entities him to admiration
Of any honorable man.
I'VE had his type in the Civil war.
Then they called them copperheads.
Thcsr. men used all the fine words and
the same arguments rs LaFollette Ger
tain congressman and editors and sham
phiIanthrnpiSts make now.
/ The colonel brought this phase Of his
address. which WIS comparatively short
To a conclusion. by making plea or
regret that it was Impossible to send
. the object of his criticism TO the Ger
man lines.
Il wish We could make him gift to
tho kaiser for use in his rcichsta3. In
{ tho senate he is cause for same to
every worthy American"
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IN LINEUP
ATu|TTLE WASHINGTON

WASHINGTON. Pa. Sept. ga line
up as near the one that will start the
Kiski game as possible was used by
Coach Netzger in the w. & J. scrim-
mage practice this afternoon. In the
backteld Captain McCreight was at
fullback: Ruble and Smith at the half
back positions and Stobbs and Bixler
were alternated at quarterback. The
line problem was hard one to solve as
so many men are crippled that the
coaches do not know what men they
will be able to use Saturday. Tressel-
mand. Carroll were at ends today and
Wimbcrly and Straw Mt guards with
Henry at left tackle. these being the
only certain positions. Stein, whom It
had been intended IL use at right tackle
Saturday was shifted TO center because
Guys injury kept him out. Neal. n
substitute Iinrmnn Of last year was at
right tackle and unless Guy or Brown
RECEIVERS shortly he is likely to fill that
place in the opening game. 1t Is possf-
bic that Brown and Guy will not be
able to play Saturday. If Guy is ready.
he will be used at center and Stein will
play right tackle. II Brown Is able to
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ROOSEVELT Sees RIGHT
KIND Of AMERICANS

CAMP GRANT ROCKFORD. MS.
Sept "G.--Cul0n,l Theodore ROoScvcli'a
Indignation against racIfi%ts and slack
erS was a&Suar"I Tor Il time hero today.
when ne inspected 1000 of the right
kind of Americans" in this cantonmrnl.
He chattch with recruits, returned in
Vulnerable SaluI'g. listened to martial
music AMI had Il bully line" generally.
The colonel addressed the. honor mrr
briefly. and then took II train for Chi
cago.
In tho cnurS" 81 his trip h" met Cap
tain II. C., EtEcn. Of IN" signal corps.
when you speak in my state. WIS.,
consin. please preach straight American
doctrine" requested The captain Later
Colonel Rn0S"vrli. talking I" members
Of his escort. sad:
I'm going to mbiir" rartain E;Ern.
Military efficiency. described rs "rN-
tra"rdinary" by amy officers who nc
Cnmrau"d the former prrSId"nL marked
thu handling Of the Thousands of raw
recruits as they were marched IN In"
little valley hrhiul Camp headquarters
where tnln"cI Roosevelt spoke. Newly
commission officers from the first re-
S"rv" officers lrainiu" camp mHH"uv"r-
ed their companies into position WIN
scarcely Il bitch. Wnil" IN" elaborate
preparations for the reception OF IN"
cnlrucl wrrr carried out with equal
SptOOt hncSS.
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W. VA, METHOD|STS
send MESSAGE ON
LIQUOR TO WILSON

CLAEkSBtR re-. W. Va. Sept. ga
mrSsaE" recording the conviction that
unc highly important element of food
conservation Is The cessation of all use
"f fnuhs;uffS in III" production of in
tnNicanss was to-day sent Ia President
Wilson and West Virginia members Of
congress by The West Virginia confer
cncc If IT." Methodist EpiScoral church
at It's annual session here.
"Wastcful AZ this misuse Of food is
~ all times" tho message added. II, is
inuhly H waste now and is both morally
and economically without excuse The
conference advised the president in tho
message that it represented con-
s;itucnry. If nearly half he population
of the stale.
Sessions al the conference tonight
over which Bishop Franklin Hamilton.
az Pittsburgh. prrsidea. were devoted
To anniversaries of the church board Of
education and the West Virginia Anti
Saloon lcagne. Officials Of both organ
izations and of tho West Virginia Wes-
lcyan college delivered addresses Among
rho speakers were DIR. Wallace p. Flem-
ing. president of tho college. and Major
c. p. Morgan. vt Charleston. president
If the league. DR.. Marcus y. Buell.. Of
Boston University School OF Theology.
spoke on "EvangeIism.
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start he will 90 to right tackle and

start he will go to right tackle and
Stein will be retained at center.
Manager Murphy announced today
that the entire Bethany college squad
headed by Coach Boyd Chambers would
witness the initial contest as the guests
Of W. e. J. Bethany was originally
scheduled TO open the Red and BLACK
season here last Saturday. but on ac-
count Of war conditions the West Ntr-
ginia team was forced to cancel and II
will not be ready to open until October
8. Boyd Chambers expressed desire
to have his team see high class tenn
in action before his season started and
he was requested to bring his men here.
seats being reserved for them.
The advance sale Of season tickets
for the w G. ]. home games opened here
today with a rush that equallcd that or
previous years. Several hundred places
were disposed Of In the first few hours
and indications point not only TO hiE
crowd Saturday. but to great interest
throughout the season.
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PAC|FISTS NO NOT
REPRESENT TRUE
SENTIMENT IN j. s.
-Ex-PRES1DENT TAFT.

MONTREAL Sept. "6.-Thc racifistS
in the United States do not reflect IN"
national sentiment there. William How
ard Taft said i'll a statement here TO-
day. The former president said he
wished some way could h" found 10 deal
with men like Senator LnFollcttc.
The paciiistS and prn-Grrrans," said
Mr. Taft. are an example CT tho fact
that persons Of no Importance whatever
in times Of stress. succeed. by virtue
OF the noise they make. in gaining Q
great deal moro attention than they are
entitled 10. The paciiists Of tho United
States have no significance as express
ing the national sentiment. ut Il is UNI
fortunately true that by The amount OF
roiSc they hnvc created they have per-
haps succeeded in giving our allies
mistaken impression Of. us rs n whole.
md even have succeeded in discourage
ing. Ia Somc extent, the devotion Of
those who aiG loyal.
II am in agreement with Mr.. .Roosc-
welt IN wishing that some way could he
found TO punish mon like Senator l.a-
Toilette. on the ground that their ac-
tiritic$ arc traitnrouS and their speech
SeditinuS.
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SMALLEST NUMBER OF
SINKINGS BY "SUBS"

LONDON. Sept. 26.-Thirtccn British
merchantmen Of 1000 tons or over and
two vessels IF less than l.Gd0 tons were
sunk by mines or submarines last week.
according In tho weekly admiralty state
ment issued this evening. In the ag
ErcGnt" this is tho smallest number OF
vessels sunk during any on" week since
Germany began her intensified subut-
rine whrfar" last February. Two fish,
ing vessels ais" were sunk last week.
tThe smallest aggregate of vessels
sunk III any previous week since the
February Indersca campaign was started
by Germany was 16---l4 merchantmen
OF 1000 tons and over. and Of less
than 800 tons. This was during the
week ending August ~. Last week the
admiralty report showed % merchant
men sunk-S of more than $500 tons
and 20 of less tonnage.)
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REAR AXiE-TErre- quarter floating hcrrl- gear
type The gear ratio Is to |. Hyatt High Duty
hearings arr used Throughout Inter Stale rear
A1les The rrar wh'-ols are mnTned mn Hyatt
High Duty hearings.
nRIvE--1'hr drive and inrlue Ia tnkNn through
the Inter Slate fnreGgn yoke risIsrnctinn. TIE
propeller shaft Is carried IN all inclus'7l houslnU.
This swirrl yoke Is Sr,IrcS anchored Ia the cross
member Of tho frann nv meanA Of hardened steel
pins
WHEE1IS-lnrr. State whocls are made from
thr host grade 81 hickory snd are the artillery
type Tho sPttirS ! y In Thick aud there are
~ spnkes in each wheel.
RIMS.The wheels Rrr equipped with Firestnnc
DNInountAhle rims
TIRES -3sx4 Goodyear oversize tires ars reg
uRr equipment all Inter State cars. Tho All.
Weather tread non-skd type IS used on rear
wheels.
TREAnSfandard t56 in.l
SPRISGS-rhN springs are made FINN the
Highest quality spring. and sil!ro- man gancsr stool
The frnnt springs Scmi -rlIiIhIc &c In long and
AZ in. wide. The rear springs three fOurthS
elliptic. &c In. long and In. vida. Tho
springs are under slung on the rear axle. and arc
located rlnse Tn the rear wheels possible.
This construction mnimizcs side sway n tho
SERVICE BRAk EH-The service brakes
Operated by a foot pedal and are external. con-
trartnE the rear wheel drums.
EMERGENCY RRAk ES ThnSe arc Internal.
expanding on tho whirl drums. and are extra
large. Tile rear wlrrl drums hare diameter VI
IL In. and are y in. Wide.
FRAME-hn Inter Stale frame is pressed steel
,hgnnel section. The side members az In
d"ep h7 Sag in. Thick The bottle neck cnnstrIr-
ton Is used 10 secure the smallest possible tnnl-
Ing radius for the car. This Tyre AZ construction
also gives a very riSid support fnr the mn;nr. The
frimn Is rcidlr hrarrd ny fur cross members
STEERINti-Th- steering mechanism Is o~strd
nm the left and the derrinS wheel Is large. There
Is plenty of room between the wheel and the seat
Cri all models. The steering gear Is the
and wheel type.
GEAR shift AM BRAKE LEvERSThcse
are In the center the drivers right
BuDlESAll fnrrr- State bodies have sturdy.
weight Saving frames. made Of selected stock
These frames arr COVERED With heavy grade az
thrrt mrAl Each body Is male with few
E"alns AZ possible. A special lnlne material is
used b-uwrrr the frame ard body II later State
Isrs wh;rh dr'S away with any SIurak'nS when
tho hndics are subjected 10 thr strains e unusual
rad conditions.
OPTIONAL Selected natural wund wheels VIII
er furnished Un lntnr. Pate Tor five dollars
Isl. c0J net. extra Ter set ~ four.
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q. p. SYNOD MEETING.
a., IShn in.TIliu,.nt,pi

Special Ia The lu;rl'iE"n""r.
EAST LIVERPOOL. a.. sept. %
With the selection Of ErSkinr. Mich. "a
The place for the 1918 convention, the
Hrty-siXth annual session Of the ohio
Synod ii the United Presbyterian
church. closed here tonight. RcH. j. \.
Sharpe. nf Norwich. was chosen m"drr-
arur. 1" succeed Rev. II. K. Henderson.
of Detroit, Mich. Rev. j. y. spencer OF
W"nStcr. was named clerk.
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FRENCH LINER 6UHY.

PARIS. Monday. Sept 2{.-Tha:
French steamship ADMIRAL de Kersaint,i
$3.50 tons gross. was sunk on Septem.;
Der II. after being attacked BY a SUBJ
marine IN Spanish territorial waters.
The submarin" opened fire from tho
midst of a fleet OF fishing boats, the,
presence Of which prevented the steam,
er from using her guns effectively.
After long combat the steamer was
sunk just outside territorial waters. The;
captain was taken prisoner on the SUBJ
marine. Ten members Of his creWwsra,
killed or have died Of injuries. s,y,.
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''pacilsi" resolution concerning the eii-;
trance Of the United States into ire.
var. and followed the leadership VI
former President William H. Tart in
adopting Il resolution approving PresI-
nent Wilson'S action and declaring that
the war must be carried to a successful
issue"
Mr.. Taft's. resolution. which was car.
ritn by a vote of 236 TO 2. was adopted
aftcr a spirited controversy.
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AGREE ON CHARTER RATE.

N.,"IIi.>iiI,iN. otpi. L.! rHHrl"r
rate of S5.i5 IL ton mouth has brcn
decided on by the shipping hoard rs II
base the government will pay for re-
Questioned occan-going merchant v"s-
sells. Within short time tho board
will take over for government use every
American vessel available for overseas
service.
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APPLICATION FOR PARDON
ApplIcatToB for Pardon.

Snice Is hereby Eren that or about tho 18th dly
u October. 1917. application will b filed With
james .Cutlip Pardon Attorney. Charleston. WeR
Virginia. for the pardon OF john Thompson convicted
Of the crime ~ c1Oton. At the December Terr.f
1916. Of the Criminal Court q Ohio County and
fenced imprisonment, IN the West Virginia Peniten.
,iay for the period Of two years. i':-eG#
Signed. JOHS THOMPSON. =
s-9T-o-i ,--...s. -
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WILSON'S ATTITUDE
IS GIVEN APPROVAL

MONTREAL Sept. 26.-Tha general
conference OF Unitarian and other
Christian churches. at its twenty-sev-
enth annual session here today. repu-
dated by an overwhelming vote 4
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NOTICE 70 RIVER MEN.

The contractors star building tho bar trap Golfer
dam at Lock and Dam No. 81. Ohip RIVER -four.
miles above Maysville s.pt. 2sh. THIS 'cosferdlm:
will connect present sbutnent cofertsn and Golfer
dam In rrer leaving channel 400 feet between efe:
ferdam and rIer wall on Kentucky sde. -
BATES ROGERS CONSTRUCTION Gu. +
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LEGAL NOTICE

Warrington. ": Va 4
On the 5th day Of September. 1917. RebcccA
Taylor Ege 40 years. wife Of Jefferson TSyor. nd
hrr home and bid without prorocAtion. ] here
notify all parties not TO harbnr her. for viii pru
cite such parties TO the full extent OF the Law.
Is n small woman. weighs about so pounds. sesy pu1r
wears a black dress and . black sailor hit,~ yelI63
tan shoes: frequent vntHr 70 nickel shows i -Ei
pay $40 for any Information leading 10 her 1hers-
abnu:S JEFFERSON TAILOR, -
"
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For Sale - Horses, Vehicles. Etc.

FOR SAlE-Tell bred driving mArs and colt coief
bth black. mare years old weight 1000 or 1857,
city brok. Colt ~ months old. both Gua,lntesd:
sound. Prce reasonable Gall Bell phone WlrEoo1
Ism. s-21.m
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FOR SALE-Real Estate.

FOR SALE-House containing MONS. lot cuntatntrr
"a. less. also out buildings. For terms en-
dress ". ". DonleJ. zoos Pt View Ave-. Younss.s
town. b. s-l5.2os y
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Statesmen.

WAHTEo-Rasble and competent IAIesman. n In
iroduce our limo Of snlder N the manufacturing,
consuming and tobbing trade 4 commission bada-
His proposition. For full particulars apply The Rains
dali Co.. 203 Broadway. New York City. y. Y.
p.T-h :
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FOR SALE-Coal Lands

FOR SALE-aoos. Of Pittsburgh No. rein coal In
Belmont Co.. Ohio. Party wants to sell the same
and will take S35 acre. years time Sc 70 nay.
for Address r. o. Boz 81. Wheeling. ". va
Slip
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WANTEO-Female.

WAhTEo-Expenencrd alteration girls for ladies s1ItS
and coais- SeT York Store. 1914 Main. ISL
MATTRESSES and dIhyashef1.
Crystal Dairy Lunch. s-3A-i
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WANTED-Male or Female

WANTED-Three grocery clerks. other se1- Apply
r.. X. Potts. 10th and Main ~. a-74.l>,.
WANTED-MER. BOYS AND GIRLS FOR LisRYS
48TH AND E0fF. S-.t-i55
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LOST AND FOUND

l0ST-CAmen brooch. near depot In MoundsriIle.
Thursday afternoon Finder kindly esll ct tns
Intclgencer office. g-25.u Z;