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Alexandria gazette. [volume] (Alexandria, D.C.) 1834-1974, 1917-11-23
HONOR THE TANKS

Those grim and titanic monsters
of, the battlefield, the foes OF the
trenches, the crumblers OF concrete
like straw. the land leviathans, the
iuspernauts, that crunch their way
Though all terrain and are stayed
.; no obstacle, the things OF l,fe
and action that most nearly are typl-
fled by the prehistoric monsters OF
tire earth's early ages-these are the
friends of freedom and the carvers
o;t Of victories for the human race
These are the observations of the
Baltimore American.
When the war shall nave found It's
close, in every town and village 81
France and Belgium that found It's
delirerance from the Huns through
ire cooperation OF the tankefS III
the driving out Of the foe should DC
fcunE! a monument with tank super
III rosed, as the emblem of the worlds
dci:verance from the menace OF the
Tautons.
The tanks in the recent drive were
the vanguard Of the invincibles and
made the foe quavcr and caused
the so-cslled impregnable linden
blrg works to crumhle: and as they
advanced they bore down all things
i,efo.e tEem. Honor, th"n to the
tanks. And honor 70 their intrepid
, crews, The German artillefiSts were
unable to get the range of~these mon
sters and put them out Of commits
SION. They were in the front of the
DR. ve and did the work OF hundred
thousand shells in other advances
w!!.e1s artillery action WAS !. G pr.
ls;de to drive.
Alexandria gazette. [volume] (Alexandria, D.C.) 1834-1974, 1917-11-23

a prosecutor. But Indiana had real
excuse in the notorious bitterness o.
Kentucky politics at that time, ana
as for New Hampshire--welI, her
action was almost as amusing in its
Stiffness as it was irritating, and
nobody really minded it much. The
position of West Virginia is different
That state is not given to lynching
men accused of crime, either black
Ior white men, and the indignation OF
her governor at the affront, to which
he and his fellow-citizens have beer
snhi.c+ed seems to be justified.
Alexandria gazette. [volume] (Alexandria, D.C.) 1834-1974, 1917-11-23
FEAST OF HANCkAH.

Commentaries Victory Of The Mae.
cabees and Rehabilitation OF Temple.
The nidwinter festival of Judaism
is hanukah, the feast OF dedication.
which begins this year on December
10 ana lasts week 1t commence
rates the victory of the MaccabeeS
and their rededication of the Temple
on Mt. Zion. after It had been do
spoiled and detiIed by the Syrian
tyrant. AntiochuS Epiplianes, These
events OF the second century before
the Christian era. are told in the Two
Alexandria gazette. [volume] (Alexandria, D.C.) 1834-1974, 1917-11-23
SEES WAR BLUNDER.
yon Tirpitz Regrets Germany Dsd
Not Remain Friendly. to United

States.
Amsterdam. Nuv. 23.-"Amer%aE
entry into the war is disadvantage
Gus to Us in moral and many other
WAYS" said Admiral Won Ilrpitz,
formerly German minister Of marine
lin addressing meeting Of the Fata-
erland party at Dresden. I'VE ought
TO have reckoned with the fact that
the American trust magnates were
bound to desire our defeat.
g! regret that We did not. remain
firm in the face of President WILSON,
threats. If we had done so things
probably would have been very dill
ferent, but now we must take them
as they are.
4 would point out. however, that
from Il military viewpoint Americas
entry into the war is of little sign.-
ticance to us. because 1t is the tor
mage question that is decisive"
Alexandria gazette. [volume] (Alexandria, D.C.) 1834-1974, 1917-11-23
STATE BOARD CAL. HAM
Hanover to Furnish School Salary !
Lose Its Integrity.

Lose Its Integrity.
Whether or not Hanover county j.
to remain a unit in the cducatlona!
system OF Virginia today rests with
its board Of supervisors. The start
board of education has put the coun-
Is on-notice that. it, Will tolerate nc
further delay in the proper organl-
cation and conduct Of the Hanover
public schools, particularly since TIC
matter, 50 far as the county is con.
cerned, is said TO be Gnc of proyin.
cial politics.
For a long time, the records shows
the state board Of education has
been trying TO adjust the controversy
so that superintendent could be put
in charge Of the Hanover schools,
1t is the desire of the state Doa.'3
to get the best man available iOr
the place, but the county supervisors
have refused TO pay the salary ~.
less local man is appointed. and
have rejected three nominations
made 10y the board.
1t is .aow the purpose Of the stats
body to deprive Hanover of It's stand
ing as an, educational uni1 and con-
solidate ii with the adjoining coun.
~. A superintendent will then be
named who will have charge of the
schools in both counties. This viii
be done without further argument
il is, declared, by formal resolution,
unless the Hanover supervisors a.
their next meeting agree to pay inc
salary Of superintendent to De Sc
lected by the state board,
Hanover is called upon to furn!Sb
only $::i,223 a year. the state adding
S575. so that the total will be $500.
The state board has been unable, |.
says. to find a man in Hanover %
take charge Of the schools. There are
many ably qualified, i, is said. but
those most capable Of conducting ire
schools viii not consider the place al
$500 a year. and since the supcr"t-
sors have assumed such an attitude
public education in the county Is said
to have been injured
Alexandria gazette. [volume] (Alexandria, D.C.) 1834-1974, 1917-11-23
APPOINTS BAKING COMMISSION

m Formulate Regulations Concern
ing Wheat Flour. Sugar and snort
ening.
Rcd Administrator Herbert HooV-
49, IN line with President Wilson'S
nro,la nation of November 7th, plac-
mo the baking industry under the
direc; jurisdiction Of the Food ;id-
,,,in;straiion. effective December loth'
has appointed a committee Of the
cracker Industry to draft the ragula-
,;ons governing the control OF tHe
industry and to serve IN an a'E'so's
taoacity. It consists OF Z. !: ION,
Iinson. President of National bisc"''
Company. New York; Brooks Morgan
President Independent Cracker BAN
orc, Association, Atlanta, Georgia;
An John II. W;les, Treasurer Loose
Wi,es Biscuit Company, Kansas CITY,
Missouri. :,
The committee has already he'e
eaveraI meetings in Washington ana
formulated baking regulations con
corning the conservation OF wheat
smr sugar and shortening. when
these vitality necessary first steps o
conservation shall have been com
pleted the committee vii! direct is
attention to further constructive
work IL .ae production and shipping
s inc greatest possible quantit! o
cracker products. which by reason
4ncir nutritive value in concentFas.
!; FORM and UNUSUAL keeping quar-
lies give them high place IN war
;ime and the industry conspicuous
position in war work.
Alexandria gazette. [volume] (Alexandria, D.C.) 1834-1974, 1917-11-23
10 to II Per Cent
YeStnlentS

sO6-SOS Pendeton street, six room frames. Rents
for $500 each per month"; with water rents extra Price
$500 EACH
1907 Queen street, good six frame dwelling
newly papered ard painted Always rented fer $40 per
month and water extra. Price 5000 on easy terms.
Queen street. six room frames Rents
for $500 each water rent extra. Price $500 each.
3l3-315 north ST. Asaph street, eight room frame
dwellings, Rent for S25 per month Good location ana
IA fine investment at 81 500 for both houses.
213-215-217 Peyton street, room frames Rents 1o1
IS 90 each Der month. Price $500 each.
532 north Columbus street, room frame, sewer Tap
ped Rents for $1,000 per month. Price Sl,250.
724-726 north Columbus street. room frames Piiv2
IS1,500.
Store and dwelling 81 north Alfred street, corner
jPendleton Dwelling rooms and bath Rents for SO
per month. Price $1,000.
Alexandria gazette. [volume] (Alexandria, D.C.) 1834-1974, 1917-11-23
As TAFT PUTS IT.
allies Cannot Concede Peace tnt'
prussianism is Crushed.

Allies Cannot C0ncede CAGE W.
prussianism is Crushed.
Buffalo, n. T., Nov. 23.-Spsaking
here yesterday former President
Wm II. Taft said that the League
20 Enforce Peace, Of which he Is
president, is firmly committed 10 the
accomplishment Of the objects OF the
world war as the Allied nations see
them.
lie who proposes peace ~"
aithnr does not see the stake i"f
wli:h the Allies are fighting W
w.shes the German military autocracy
still TO control the destinics o. all
Of Us as TO peace or war" Mr.. TAFT
.aid Those who favor permanent
World peace must oppose propose Is
FOR peace III this juntture Of the war.
"The Allies are fighting Tor !"
principle. the maintenance vi w:''cn
Affects the future Of civilization. II
thev do not achieve II they nave
sacrificed the flower Of their youth
and mortaged their future for a cen
tary and all for nothing. This IS not
ia war IN which the stake is terri
tory or the sphere Of Influence o
81. nation over another. The Allies
cannot concede peace until they con
uuer. When they DO 50 It Will lie
permanent. Otherwise they fail.
Alexandria gazette. [volume] (Alexandria, D.C.) 1834-1974, 1917-11-23
y.
WEST yTRGINIA's GRIEVANCE

/. As i, ) a constitutional require
\nient tnat every state shall give fai.i
All, credit to The acts of every other
STATE, j: is easy to understand the
resentment felt IN West Virginia AZ
the refusal of the governor Of 31aSsa-
cnusettS - honor her request for tne
eXtra6iticn Of man charged with
grave crime. F,r the refusal is based
on the assertion that the accused
mar, ii handed over TO the West Vir-
sinia authorities. would rot gec u
far trial.
The New York Times II CONNECT
n. Upon ;he action Of the Govern "
os Massachusetts says the invoN-
*, reflection Of Il sister state Is or
the reo<t serious sort. 1t is, in etfec;
that q charge that the courts ot that
5 s1sars are unwilling or not able t. ad-
minister law by due process. That
sush should be the fact, at times AID
iG places, IS conceivable, buj certsid-
i Il should not be proclaimed on less
il.a rndeni&ble evidence. There have
been instances before now when ore
stace has declined to honor the re-
QUESTIONS Of another. Indiana Yong
REFUSED to;tss;;ve up ! Taylor. to
Rentacsy, and New Hampshire kept
Harry Ehaw ont Of what were des-
erj>cd as the clutches of New York
a.,d ii prosecutor who was called
Alexandria gazette. [volume] (Alexandria, D.C.) 1834-1974, 1917-11-23

WANTED\Boy over IL years OF
age. After school. Apply l2O2 King
street 2S0-3i.
Alexandria gazette. [volume] (Alexandria, D.C.) 1834-1974, 1917-11-23
AUCTION SALE.
Df Desirable Resident Property ]
Bradduck, Alexandria. Va.

Hradduck, Alexandria. Va.
Nv ;irrue Of a deed Of trust bear
M date on the Goth day of Septeni-
;,cr 1913. and recorded among inc
:,ml rcrn,dS of Alexandria County.
Ia. IN Deed Book l4D. page -: e.
rcn,ed by Robert Elliott and vile 70
GEORGE I. Wa'.i"Ed and larry H.
,,,ton to secure the payment or Ger
tam notes il the said dcad Of trust
juI;v dcscl ibcd. and set forth, de-
4anlt having been made II the pay
mcrt OF principal not", and at the
7t1ucst and by the direction Of inc
holder Of said note. the undersigned
Trustees vii! offer for sal" at puo-
IL. auction AT the Royal street CT
trance to he Market Building in inc
city of Alexandria, Virginia. OH
Sa;ur,!av. November 9th. 1877. at
1000 o'clocI. NJ. all tiiat tract OF
parcel Of land together with the IN
PROV, meH;s thereon. formerly situat-
cd in jefferson NagiSt"r!al DISCREET
Alexandria CounL%. Virginia, III: by
The extension Of the boundaries %
he Citv Of Alexandria now sltuattu
in SAID CITY o. Aic%anht,a' VIZ ~ :;
AID hounde" IN" describe" ~ -
lows: Nh
hcglrn,H.t at a locust St;A" Wil'''
: noyt', 1 degree r. 80" east IS
rcst and north So degrees H. 80
West 81 feet from the stake ut the
southwest corner Of the rroneriy.
which ~ deed dated December 4th.
1871. and recorded in Deed Book l3l'
page l59 ar the lard records Of Mex
andria. Virginia. was conveyed by
Robert Elliott to Mary t.. luEenS
thence parallel with said Iukcns
we,n line south degree IL 80"
west -2.4l feet 10 locust stake:
thence rorth So degrees To- 90,
west 40 feet 10 a locust stake;
thence north / degree AZ go cast
-ail foot "a locust stake. thence
.onth IS d.urccs IL go. east ia
sSnt - tbc hcr;nninr contain;r~ =
1,., Square feet. a"rceahly to
survey thereof. made October /. 1915
BY George +. Garrett. surveyor.
Alexandria gazette. [volume] (Alexandria, D.C.) 1834-1974, 1917-11-23
EFFECTS OF THE DRIVE.

! From center to circumference Ger
man confidence has heen shaken and
is fit to crunnble. The German gen
sral staff will need to revise Their
program of action because of the All
vance made by the British. The tao
ltical import Of the drive is something
that will cause the Germans much
worry. The mighty impulse Of the
supreme advance, unheralded by the
usual ), artillery preliminary, was
something entirely outside the ken
OF the Germans.
!. The Cambrai advance is but the
forefunner Of the defeat that IS
rapidly forming for, the. foes Of hu-
man freedom and world peace. Tue
Teuton trenches and works nave lost
ali their terror. The Tcutors are
beaten and they know 1t.
Since the battle of the Marine noih-
ing so surprising, nothing so strong
" suggestive of superior military
genius, has occurred on the western
front as the remarkable victory just
Won hv the British. Atsthe Marine
the result was partly due to German,
blunders, hut the signal French snc-
cess there would not have been pos
s;ble had there not been among the
French commanders a military mine
of no common magnitude, quick 10
ca. an enemy's mistake and ready al
a moments notice 70 convert II III
to disaster.
The Impressive feature II the tre-
mendous blow that the hrltiSh nave
irst struck on front Of from twenty
70 thirty miles is that it ignored the
rue oil the game ami paralyzed the
enemy bv reviving the old rule q war
acd doing the unexpected. That has
been the primary principle OF great
commanders a!ways--to strike Toe
., q point where he was not expected
iro TO be struck and IN . different
manner from, that which he had an
ticipated.
- iinaenburg has received lesson 10
Tho art of war that IS apt to keep
Him on the anxious bench from now
OF. !,
The italians. who have succeeded
in stopping the Teuton inroad' VIII
be greatly helped by the new diver
sen that will engage the attention OF
the German strategists and line re-
na;rers 20 the abandonment Of any
effort to. Garry out any laborleus
flsnkin" movement against the ltal-
ians. Austria, that mad the oppor-
tunitv for a separate peace. now seeS
the horizon darkcning grizzly for the
u.ho!y alliance Of which il IS part.
Bulgaria. the selj-Seekin~. without
fealtv or honor, will likewise hear the
krell Of doom that will be sounded for
it From end TO end Of The world,
wherever the batfielines are found.
sShe great victory Of the British and
trair sweep throughN the supposedly
irniesnable Hindenaurg lines will
Gerry its warning or its encourage
n2ni "a the case may be.
Alexandria gazette. [volume] (Alexandria, D.C.) 1834-1974, 1917-11-23
SEND HIM YouR
PHOTOGRAPH,

Still time
To have y
4 portrait made
For that
Christmas box
You're planning :
To send to
Your soldier boy
"Over there
Nothing you could
Think Of
/ Would
Please him more
We've "a
Splendid style
Which just
Fits his pocket
Nearest his heart
He will look
For your picture
This Christmas
Don't disappoint him
Make an appointment
THE JAMESON STUDIO.
42j King street.
Alexandria gazette. [volume] (Alexandria, D.C.) 1834-1974, 1917-11-23
Stomach ills

permanently disappear after drinking this
celebrated Shiva' Miner. Aa-sr. Positively
guaranteed by n.oney-f:cS ctrcr. Tastes
fine. costs y triA'c Delivered anywhere by
lour 4Ala&alsi':.... pisrf; bu,oYs, !. ; Harper,
Iuc. Phone them.
Alexandria gazette. [volume] (Alexandria, D.C.) 1834-1974, 1917-11-23
Jeweley Dept.
Contributes a Few
Xmas Gifts

There are hundreds ami
hundreds Of pleasing remem-
bances in this small depart
ment on the first floor. Ci'
fortunately We have room 10
mention only a few.
Sterling Silver Handle nc
Knives. Butter kniTes, AugaI,
Shell. Creese Scoup, ooIn
Meat and Pickle ferks-;'i!
nicely boxed. Each, 9oc-
Mahogany CandleSticks.
complete with shade, soc.
Sterling Silver Deposit
Flower Vase: attractive ue-
sign. soc
Baby Spoon and Bio Hol"-
or. nicely boxed. Complete
at SOC.
Heavy Plated BABY spoon
and Fork nicely no%ed. ON
plcte, 9Sc.
Alexandria gazette. [volume] (Alexandria, D.C.) 1834-1974, 1917-11-23
THE JAMESON STUDIO.
425 King street.
Classified Advertising

FOR SALE-Cozy two story frame
dwelling $40 north Patrick street
containing six rooms and bath.
Sewer Mapped. Rents for l2.o'
per month. Price $liQ0.bO. apps
to John D. Normoylc, cor King ard
Royal streets. 2ol ~
The Ward County independent. [volume] (Minot, Ward County, N.D.) 1902-1965, 1917-05-03

L. A. Corey, who was chosen dele
gate to the State convention of the M.
w. A., at a recent meeting of the
county organization, left Monday for
Fargo where the state gathering is
being held this week. There is ru-
NOR to the effect that Mr.. Corey may
be chosen as delegate to the National
Assembly Of the Woodmen at Rock Is
land
The Ward County independent. [volume] (Minot, Ward County, N.D.) 1902-1965, 1917-05-03
w A N T A DIS
For Rent, For Sale, Lost,
Found, Taken Up, Etc.

ESTRAYED-Red bull calf, about 4
months old, with strap about neck,
on April Fl. j. H. White, Sec 10,
Mckinley township. Address Mi
not, RID 1. 5-3-2F
The Ward County independent. [volume] (Minot, Ward County, N.D.) 1902-1965, 1917-05-03

PASTURE FOR HORsES-Good wat
err and range, IL miles east of Lo-
gan, on Valley road. l.. Smith, Own
or. 5-6-3*
The Ward County independent. [volume] (Minot, Ward County, N.D.) 1902-1965, 1917-05-03

WANTED-A horse outfit to break
from IS to so acres. Will pay $500
per acre if broken in May. Sec. "a,
Waterford Twp. F. E. Holmes, +.
D. No. 3, Glenburn, N. D. tt
The Ward County independent. [volume] (Minot, Ward County, N.D.) 1902-1965, 1917-05-03

FOR SALE-Sow and five nice pigs.
F. S. Woodiwiss, Norwich, N. D. tl*
The Ward County independent. [volume] (Minot, Ward County, N.D.) 1902-1965, 1917-05-03

FOR SALE OR TRADE-We have a
good quarter of land in Section
three, Shealey Twp, that we offer
at bargain on easy terms or will
consider trade for Minot lot or auto.
Fort Berthold Land Agency, Mako
ii, N. D. 5-3-tf
The Ward County independent. [volume] (Minot, Ward County, N.D.) 1902-1965, 1917-05-03

FOR SALE-Big Mitchell Six Car, So
H. P. for sale cheap. 1t is built into
a truck and will carry big load.
Guaranteed in first class shape all
around. For quick sale write to
Box 1877, Sawyer, N. D. II
The Ward County independent. [volume] (Minot, Ward County, N.D.) 1902-1965, 1917-05-03

TAKEN UP-At my home, IL miles
northeast of Minot, one coming
two-year-old Red Shorthorn bull,
with horns, on April "a, 1917. Own
er pay charges and claim animal.
Amos Brehmer, Minot, N. D., K. D.
1, Box II. 5-3-t3"
The Ward County independent. [volume] (Minot, Ward County, N.D.) 1902-1965, 1917-05-03

Have your watch repaired and put
in Al shape at ]. N. AndersOn's.
The Wheeling intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1903-1961, 1917-07-21

SOC Is. Stripping.
3369-Howurd Watkins.
.uSl-Jnmcs +. Long.
n.al--ChnrIcs W. Fisher.
xS9-Walt"r ". QuiGlcy.
3N3-ChriSinphcr &. Cook.
liGG--PasquaIl Cuzuppt. -
I7I.-WIlinm Albert Collins.
2ISG-- Edward H. Il. Obcrman
5SS--Grorgr Hannah.
3og9-lirnry W. lirIukmhn.
a54I-MlrhnrI kyrlhhnd"s.
I6la-Jnmrs II. Jones.
SJG--f'rmnk q. lluscmnn.
7n5-Jnhn t.. Drns"hel.
huI--;rOrgr Alexander Grhnd0n.
IIIG-.c Vincent !. l!ruhn
9En2 -IJrm"toro liSp"rlP"a.
$3.50 John X"rrn'lnkih.
I,.7 Lawrence oliver Brown.
ezra John Henry Miller.
IfrI -Ithyunuh lt Lyons.
.'rI, IIcInnfd i'hu"r,
'.LI john J. %"ldrit
.naL 'i""rEn H. Jn'hn"h
,uaI I"nuph ii"n"nhy.
1874, WIIIm,I WrIInn Iio'hor.
InI. AnI'I Mnu.Inn""H
IIHy Thni,nn l"Igh"I
I,Ei i.',Ir" . I!"h"pp
i,Lu r,,,IrrI.h ''hnrlon ooh.
..uL Inu,rn William I.yn"h
rnri .',tI" ! Ii"mr.
$50 William " lIm'n"a
it;l ',rnui Iiri'l"-
80 II.ur, / M'"EI".
I.Ih I,r. I,.,.i,i, Il"~l"y.
& Il,iur,d It'u'Ir Ih"h"Hnhh'
i,nI ,'l""Irr \ I'"wnInn.
~. rr.,I-ti,E I.ui,l"r" Itl"hionfnllInF.
'rI, t.""rp" IT, 1h'"h".
..mN -- william ~, H"hut.
inIu I,nym"nh Fuller
..pIA T. ! A. Nn"llinR"r,
RAJ: I'hntl"r Inmcn Anderson.
.Irr Paul Ins"ph l!"nrnborKcr.
tnr, Louis llurknh.
~; E'rIl> I!uiurln
",tl--Jnhu Hum
-, william G.; knlI"nba"h
!,L.-IInrnlnI"r Mirhnni.
~. In"rrh WIlb"ri Ni"huus.
ITtI-. \n.lrrw ! r:""lwin.
Jirk Ihnrl"s Willinm FINK
i7IH--t'hnrirs Joyce.
GI.-r'r.,I WIIl.lm Sirhlo.
JG?J--Thnmnr InmhnuvlH.
"JH--f .mrl VI. ms
IGla- William l. Sinley.
~. John Coleman
"ui rhIIIir I!"nrl"y.
l"IL HI'k *pnli'""
l.l...t 'hnrI"~ T.. Vets.
.uI John II Clarke.
The Wheeling intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1903-1961, 1917-07-21


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I"J-'i""rE" William J"a"rh.
| li@' NIllihm ."nn"lI Coles.
| i"dj -I.inlhI" l.u''h"Iii.
iII" iI"nh H"i'h"i-
| IA" Ih"Ii'"n J. 'I"ldrh.
| '."i li""'"r Milton f"ihf''
! It.' ll"w"tI II"hn'h
. Iri' Ih"Im"n A1"trIuh hlll""n.
arm"ai Il"hIlH
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! -; Th"r,mn EI,r Iiu"', 80.
The Wheeling intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1903-1961, 1917-07-21

"tIJ Harry Joseph S"Hl
:, ftauk M"ciIt
!INr-- FREDERICK ';r"rEr l:"S"lh.
GrTl john W l:"rIug
I...,.,--N nl"uii IENa,'E"l'%.
l>lN.-tharIrss :. Inri"rt
;N->-r:ast y. Ranges
;iHl-- Richard Y. lsurklr.
~" ;""rS" kriCha%.
~? John J"S"rh rrzrlrnsk.
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lI.G-A j. Iiunnrul"rE"r
.:"3? WIltum Edward Stab,
%Irh Francis Mcfarland snyder.
4SSl--puminls Mars.llc.
I"l-tarl F"rtu"y.
I""i-pttu Abruhum.
TAI? Arthur H. puf"rt.
80" Earl William Syphcr.
50 Earl Hinton lITahcI.
I-ii 'i""TE" UhrI'>.
l"i? -t:""rs" William l'"ilir"Ih
lLha William Augustus IE"unha,
li'G-.- Samuel y. l.l'in
81: samuel SuNn M,I"rmi'h
80" 'NI'h SnI''ur".
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1'"" j N"I"'t Wilson
80 AIh"ii HAYES
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~ Frank \ l!ll"l'.
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80 t h"''"'' William I'"M'I'.
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J:::'i ';'"rr" rnnlIluu fr"hm'
S"h--J "'."I.h Ia:al%I,r
:."n john SHud"rH.
2'"h--Willi"m tr"'!'r''k k""k"tL
-" sam Fmw""rt
"Aj'- St"N" Trht
."?"~-J"hu Stevens.
3i!--J"hn Galloway
;."n--SyIn"y Ross Lake.
%I!I--tirurr" lIaulHmIrhlHIS.
$50 3--Alr>nud"r Jhuu"X!k.
II2-ilarry ]. l.utz
:l"7-StanI'y '"rnahan.
Frank S"hnuld.
JIJ9--l ."uuArd ~"lt"u.
l94-l.c" 'T"mplinr.
ATt-Jus"ph August kr'SS.
lI43-Ant"n I:"r"k
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ii"4--il"rrhnn Ni'ri"rm"ycr.
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The Wheeling intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1903-1961, 1917-07-21
Mill and Factory Surplus of
High Class " aists

Lot Is GS dozen White and t"I-
urI Crepe 'Ir Chime and Whit" \"Ar
anL ruIulrd silk Mummy WAISTS;
$500 and $50 whites, O. TX
go on sale ai.....'..... ~ Asoo