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The Wheeling intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1903-1961, 1917-01-29
WHEELING DELIGHTS
METROPOLIS VISITOR
Louis Roullion, Chairman OF Motion
Picture Review Board Pleased
With Scenery

That an organized movement ls 10
be inaugurated to stop the defacing OF
natural scenery with unsightly signs
and bill boards was the information
disclosed yesterday by Louis Rouil.
lion, of New York city. chairman OF
the national board of review for mo-
ton pictures, while paying a brief
visit to Wheeling.
Walking about for hasty survey
of Wheeling's scenery and historic
spots, Mr.. RouiIlion expressed himself
as being greatly pleased with what
he saw In the way of natural scenic
beauty, but lamented the fact that the
hills are filled with great sign boards
which hid their real beauty.
One movement We intend to start,
he said. lis campaign against defac-
ing such pretty scenery as you have
all about you here with these great
unsightly bill boards"
"Ha! What Is this?" Mr.. Rouillion
exclaimed as he caught a glimpse OF
the Pollack Memorial monument on
the court house square.
When told the circumstances con-
nected with The monument and some
thing of the life Of the man whose
memory it donors, he was deeply i'm.
pressed.
why? Was Augustus Pollack such
an exemplary employer of labor?" he
said. THAT certainly is splendid
tribute. and never saw anything like
1t. | surely shall have some Of our
motion picture people come to Wheel
ing and photograph some of these
wonderful scenes. Why. they're equal
to the finest cities in the United
StaieS.",
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assembly will within few days take

assembly will within few days take
some stand.
The wage scales asked by the paint.
ers and electrical workers were en-.
dorsed. The painters asked that their
wages be increased TO 62h cents an
hour, an eight.hour day. and four
hours on Saturday, with the observ'
ance Of all legal holidays. They also
asked time and one half for overtime
and double time for work done on
Sundays and holidays. Indoor cleo.
trical workers demand an increase OF
fifteen cents an hour. with working
conditions similar 10 those asked by
the painters.
Continue Sunday Meetings.
proposition TO change the time OF
the meetings Of the Trades & Labor
assembly 10 week day instead Of a
Sunday was defeated. a motion pic
ture Is TO be given In the Trades &
Labor Assembly hall in the near
future and committee to make ar
rangements was appointed. The pro-
duction will be The Spirit OF the Con-
direction Of ]. c. Slayton.
Committee appointments were an.
nounced by President Leonard as fol-
lows:
Legislative committee John G..
Menkemeyer, Mike Maloney. J. N.
FGrbee, Frank Maloney and John
Neider.
Arbitration - Charles kies, J. B.
English and S. r. Lenkard.
Organization - Matt Greer. George
Monroe, William Westenhaver, Geo.
". Hand. Jr.. and j. T. Collins.
Fratcrnal delegates Belmont assem-
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as we'll as In many others; that IT,
almost reached point that one g
get no efficient service In many 0fsl t
hotels unless he came across to TIE. -.
taches Of the hostelries.
"It IL true" continued the yp19i
that there are some hotel manASe001
In this state who frown upon theiH, -
pIoyes accepting tips. while otherSf11
insufficient wages and expect tho1N
make up the deficiency from gue0t4sss
The average man on the roAd
working on commission. cannot Aft1N
70 pay tips. while those on salarteO
allowed q stipulated amount for.
dental expenses have to dig doWnGtNAo
hts own pocket 10 cope with th0fatDl
demand The travelling public AAtN
whole gladly tips for special ecooQ1y
datlons. but when It comes to esin1S
F.. H. Mark for every :ervant aboUes44
hotels. transfer stations and other
lie places. TIP travelling man hAoIt.i
last rttln WtSSan his indignation 0tg4
imposition gSsfS1Jed upon him for NJ
years" I,egs$;lsgxs
The Wheeling intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1903-1961, 1917-01-29
OUT OF THE ORDINARY
Old Black Joe Cough Syrup Con
tains No Dangerous Drugs,
Yet Does the Work.

The fact that Old Black 10" Cough
Syrup is absolutely sale. get doc: ihn
work quickly AMI surely is what
makcs il such All nxlrnnrdinar! couch
remedy L loosen, IN" phl"cm. opens
the air PASSAGES. >onlh"s the irritaiiul'
and kills thc cole. GERMS ]! hiiS the
sore spu; ii jfy dnr, then. Ny! -
what relief. Their. j. not 1t single
drop of opiatcs. chlOr0furm or narcotic
drugs In IT, Just as safe for children
as Tor grown people \ big bottle costs
only. @5c at any good store. Beware
of substitutes. for they may hc danger
|ous. Sold n country NJ well ~ CITY
stores.
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Music lovers Cf Whec;In- -, uniIcI-
paiinG an unusual tr"A! tonight when
the Fisk fa'nul:S Singers. II quartet
from FISK University. viii give & cult
cert in the l:lks' Club auditorium. UNI
dor tie auspices Of lie First Presbytcr-
ian church MEMS tlnh. because Of the
interest manifested ia their coming, Il
large crowd Is expected In attend.
rlc program follows:
steal Away la Jrsuhs. Negro Folk Song
Hear de Angels Singing .............
NEUTRALITY-SUSPICIOUS. Negro Folk SnoS
kradnC ....... Paul Lawrence Dunbar
.lamt* y Myers.
Hear dc Lambs a-Cry!nc ...........
................... Negro Folk Song
Mrs. l.NNuir.
My Mays ,'iumdi $500. Negro Folk Song
couldn't Hear N"hnhy Pra%.........
...............: NcEr" Folk song
Heading ....... RAUL Lawrence Dunbar
t'nln:; p.'............ Negro t"ik song
Shrw NJ" ia" Way. Negro Folk Song
Rri"f Staicu"nt>.
Address,
nuu" Mnd. Ny Vow L. he Lord. $500.
............... NcGru Folk Song
swing :."w. Sweet Ghnri"t. ..........
... ..... ....... Negro fhl| song
.:n!! Jordan f;nll. ..... Negro t'"l< Song
The Wheeling intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1903-1961, 1917-01-29
ANTI-TIP BILL
Travelling Mon for Pasgage Of Law. De-
clArirg They Arc Tired OF Being
Old E. q. Mark.

An anti-tip bill has been drafted and
will be presented at the present session
Of the West Virginia legislature. &C
rordiuG TO J. G.. Lacy. prominent trav-
cling salesman Of Parkersburg. while In
the city this week.
The bill Is similar TO the ones passed
hy several western legislatures during
the mast several years and have proved
to be Of considerable advantage TO the
travelling men in particular and the pub
lie in general.
A salesman who makes this principal
cities Of this state every few months.
In speaking Of the proposed bill, said
that IL was badly needed In this state
The Wheeling intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1903-1961, 1917-01-29
WHAT TO DO FOR BAD COLDS.

8. ''E "thi Il '''uGh lneOlHlnS mat
give Quick and -IrG action IN healing
Gods. coughs or Group. EHt i'olny'q
Honey and Tar. IL heals !nfiamcd or
swollen nt-mhranrS in throat. chest or
bronchial :ubcs: breaks UT tight coughs
lrnsnns tho phlcGni, makes breathing
easier. stops tickling IN throat. W. T.
Thomas SummervIllc. ia. writes:
"Irolcys Honey and Tar is = most &c
tirirnt remedy for coughs. hoarsnneSa.
etc ! have 3srd ~ With excellent re-
cults Coleman & 60.
The Wheeling intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1903-1961, 1917-01-29
COMMITTEES NAMED
FOR COUNTRY CLUB
Thomas Nick. Hearne is Again Golf
Captain-W. E. RoWnd Heads
Greens Committee.

Announcement was made yesterday
OF the personnel Of the committees OF
the Country club for the ensuing year.
Thomas Nick. IIcarne has again been
named golf captain.
At a meeting Friday evening the
directors organized by clcctins the
following officers:
Presdcnt--W. II. Abbott.
Vice Presidential. f. Bchrcns.
Treasurer Miss II. NJ. He'll.
The directors include James W.
Ewing. ]. D. Merriman, ". E. Rownd.
Edward Stifel. H. I. Behrens. II. G.:
Ogden. A. g. Paxton. \. A. Wilson and
W. H. Abbott.
Committees have been announced
as follows:
House committee i RI. +. Brhrens.
chairman: H. c. Ogden and a. Is.
Paxton.
Greens committee w. +. Rownds.
chairman; Edward Stfol and \. \.
Wilson.
Finance committee. u. Merrl.
man, chairman: W. T.. RoTnd and IL.
F. Brhren$.
Golf captain -ThnS. MEEK. Hcarnt.
The ladies committee has not been
appointed.
HAS E"e.I" ,"in" h"~!r from >'h",I
yet. Mary ask"t' Ecg@i''> lEurhcr.
Il think 81. MA ain. >aih Mary. the
cats a-hiuin ~ TIA" C"ainDu*.. &c"
York Times.
vIsI,"r--;!"w nue., rant q" H''G T.y
trr ibis tuhp"
>rhhuhs---l "w'. u
vi,itur--Ai'. I.n," 80. ""r. -"
s"n>ihic to rent :I.'i :!Hr" -: !aiA'
Under.
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Y. W. c. A. NOTES

rs ;hc I'ni,"r~lt: ,'Iuh concert DE-
GUS Thursday evening February |. mite
n" chang. l." riase hour ~ follows:
GIrc tlTt VII meet AT : ID =. m: gym
SUM Lass. IT, Nil other classes.
So 80
ar, Won = -lcnIh"r Of tho business
W"rnru's Eihle t'las~. which meets every
TiIr-i!ai evening ut D. m If not.
CON. Join with u@--thiS l. v"ur oppor.
nii.v - GnuSual mun. rs tho class ia
u,d"r :hc leadership "f Rev. Thomas
Greer EoonIz. Up :.
IT s;uuti:i? Srh""l t"artl"r or n=IHhcr
1T i. EIhlt class. YOU cannot afford
:. '..:s. lie study NJ tho Sabbath school
Ir~sr1r at the y. w. { \ Wednesday
ry"iin= III so. ~ Charles IT, Robin.
~u:. ~ IL charge
The Wheeling intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1903-1961, 1917-01-29
RIVER NEWS

The Ohio river was almost stationary
a: the local wharf last night after
reaching a stage OF foe, ) inches Al
O'Clock Il was falling slowly. and II
vas thought by rirermcn that!u would
be at q standsttll within few hours.
Two towboa,s were Up for Pittsburgh
yesterday afternoon. The DID Rclia bic
with . tow Of empty barEeS passed
here at 8 o'clock and the Eliza with Two
barges OF gasoline passed this city al
o'clock. The Libnrty will be IN from
Matra Moras Monday might and ~,ll de-
part 4; 1850 o'clock Tuesday morning
Tuesday night 81 midnight the Steamer
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bly--Joe B. Rose, Frank Zotz, Ernest
kumm, John Morgan and VIM. Shell.
The Wheeling intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1903-1961, 1917-01-29
Try tho cNIIdreo's Medicine. J;

Many parents are inclined tor
lieye that medicine used for chlt
Is not suitable for themselves NJ
IL is true that larger doses aroS1
quired, 1t is unreasonable to supp1
that g. disease 10 an adult shoul6SS
treated any differently than the .s4A
ailment In a child Mrs. ESrtf:I6s
nings, Lima. Ohio. writes, "ChAmn
lain's Cough Remedy Is = splenl
medicine for children. hAve us1G
myself for colds and 1t has alHS
given me the desired relief" Or
able everywhere.-Adv. ftasFzl
The Wheeling intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1903-1961, 1917-01-29
Tell iCty will pass here en- route
Charleston.
River Stages.

Pittsburgh. Jan. as Davis Islanc
dam. 81 feet. falling; clear.
Steubenville. 90 feet. falling: clear.
Parkers burg. IL feet. falling: clear.
Morgantown. SIS feet. falling: clear.
Oh City. 2.3 feet. stationary: clear.
Warren. 3 feet. stationary: clear.
The Wheeling intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1903-1961, 1917-08-28
"FOLLIES OF PLEASURE
GREETED BY BIG HOUSE
Largest Audience of tho Season AZ Tne
Court Last NiGht-S2ow Clean
| and Refreshing

r;,r scrnnI show of the hurlcsque
season mt the Court. Ruhc herhSlr''
"tollics Of Pleasure" started three
DAYS engagement yesterday to big a"-
dicucrs and that the crowds enjoyed
the performances immensely Is rN'
dcnccd by tho most hearty ami rn'huH-
Iastic applause which erGrf"h tnr
forts of the company. kupc bcin
sfc;u Is said to always have an excel
lent singing and dancing SHOW ""'
this seasons is perhaps the best Ii" mas
had In a number Of years. in fact. the
work Of the good looking and S'lap'iF
chorus is about ns good aH IN" W"u'"
find In most S2.hu attractions
The fun making is INDUCED m by
CLYDE Bates rs Luke Warm. Larry Lar
ribrc as Mike Mal"ncy. Tom kenna as
Willie Smoke. Billy Shuirr as L. t.
Wise, Violet Hilsnn rs BESSIE MHr. MAC
Mills as Clnrn Clcanum. ana 'harI"I'o
Worth rs the Widow Many new ana
clever song hits are introduced
throughout thr action of the burlesque
which is in two acts called Up ana
Down Rrondway." The scenery Is beau
tiful To look upon and together WIN
the costumes scored quite MT with
thu crowd. The entire performance" IS
free from suEgrstivcn.ss. in fact II is
NJ clean ns one could with for and
should attract just MS many Indies us
mon. 4 distinct novelty Of the per
formnncr WAS the boxing chorus. For
n CLOVER singing mud dancing chorus the
IulIirs is in Il class by itself. TIL" popu-
lar song revue scored immensely and
the cnroreS wcr" Sn numerous that the
cnnlpany tired itself out responding TO
them The crEa cement is for three
days and should he To capacity houses.
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Pnrnonnls and Briefs.

Misses Mildred kiger Of Elm Grove.
Henrietta Kramer OF Fdgwnnd and
Wilma woimer. Of Echo Point. will
spend several days at Terra Alta.
Misses Wtnunn Dorsey and Ethel
Kirrr OF Elm Grove; and Ruth Rnwman
Of West Liberty. will lcar" this Friday
for Mt. Lake Park. to spend II w"rF.
Miss Caroline Bullard "f Triad"lphia.
is visiting her sister, Mrs. GuSsie Ely.
Of Rurgcttstown. Pa.
Mrs. Harry Birch. "f pittsburgh. Is
visiting Mr.. ana Mrs. Nm. Writ or
Lcatherwond.
Mr. and Mrs T.. s. Camrhcll. Of Park
View, left yesterday for East Liverpool.
where they will spend several days.
Edwin Cashdollar Of Springhalr has
accepted n position in Mnundsville.
Miss Katherine SHEARS of Columbus.
q returned yesterday after visiting her
sister. Mrs. H.. G. ilrirh. of Edgwood
street Wondlnwn.
Holt S. Drake. Of ParltrrShurg. was 4
business caller in Film Grove. yesterday.
Miss Mae Dnnahu". "f Boston. Mass.
has returned after visiting relatives at
Woodlawn.
p. II. Gilbert. Of Racine. q. was II
business caller in Elm Grove yesterday.
Miss Louise Eullard. of Tradclphia.
has returned from RurCcttst"wn. Pa.
where she visited relatives.
Thomas kindvlh"rg"r. IF Warwood
was n business call"r in Elm Grnr" yes
terday.
ing, is visiting in Elm Grove for n few
days.
nuc, will return to-day from Sisters
willie.
The Wheeling intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1903-1961, 1917-08-28
AMERICAN SAILOR IS
ENTERTA Aimed ON SUB

AN ATLANTIC PORT. Aug. ~
Captain CYRUS W. Crooks. master OF
the American bark Christianc which
was sunk by German submarine Aug
ust 7 near the Azores. was entertained
AZ guest on board the u-boat, and
over a glass of wine, was told ny tho
German commander that he hated 10
sink American ships" Captain CROOKS
related tho incident on arrival here TO-
day on board an Italian liner.
The American captain said ne was
bound home from London when his
ship was sunk Not being armed. ne
surrendered TO tho C-hoat.
we left the Christianc in two nre
boats" Captain Crooks snid. and was
Invited by the C-hnal captain In excel
lent English to bring three of my men
and come aboard. We were tnkrn into
the officers cabin and. after. giving me
It receipt stating my ship had bceh
sunk. the commander ordered luncheon
::rrved. including wine
"ITe kept up an interesting conNerSa-
ton while w were eating, and more
than once declared he hated /" sink the
American vessels and only did X" be-
cause we were at war with his c0un-
try.
"Anothcr thing that appeared 10
worry him were stories he had heard
of sinking Of life boats by submarines.
I really can't believe those stories. he
said. and so far MS I am concerned no
life boat will ever meet such Il fate
from my ship
We spent two hours on the suhmar-
Inc while the Germans removed from
the Christianc all her supplies and
sunk her with bombs. Tho captain
then escorted us to our life hnnts. gave
us the direction Of nearest land and
hadc us n courteous hondhye. The sub
marine was about 4nn feet long and
carried two 6-inch guns. The name
signed TO tho receipts have is Captatn
ErlIngcr. Germany navy. We landed
safely at PontR Dclgada."
The Wheeling intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1903-1961, 1917-08-28
THEY'RE GOING TO
WEAR EN- LONGER
From Two to Six Inches to Be Added
to Women's Skirts.

CHICAGO. Aug. 27.-Thcy're going
10 wear EN- longer.
This was The decree issued to-day
by Americas dressmnkers here for the
semi-annual convention Of the Fashion
Art League.
Skirts will be from . 10 inches
longer" said Madame Margaret, Of
Chicago. They'll not be more than 6
inches from tho ground"
Madame Margaret declared strict
economy will be applied in dressmak-
ing. No sleeves for evening gowns,
shorter coats. narrow skir;s-hut not
"hobbly": plain pockets and clmina-
ton of large cuffs and collars are also
a part Of the program,
Miss Mabel Steffer, of Goshen. Ind.
who designs her own gowns and OK
hihits them on her sisters. Ruta ard
Hazel. predicted American fashions
will be the thing.
"Patriotism has awakened dress
makers 10 tho feet that they must en-
courage home industries" she said. Il
believe America will set the styles.
There is nothing new in PailHiah
styles this year"
The Wheeling intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1903-1961, 1917-08-28
MONEY.

NEW YORK. Aug. 2I.-Mercantile
paper 4%G5. Sterling 90 day bills
s+.7a; commercial 60 day bills on banks
s471l.: commercial 50 day bills s4.7l q /;
demand s4.T5 gle; cables s476 7-1s
Francs demand s5.764; cables s5.75la
Guilders, demand 41Ta; cables +2. Llres
demand S746; cables s7.45. Rubles. de-
mand 1910: cables 2O.4O. Bar silver
$50. Mexican dollars 81. Government
bonds steady. Railroad bonds iregul-
lar.
Time loans steady; so days i6n4 y 80
DAYS 4Ia4l.; six months 5@5h.
Call money steady; high ;; low 2la ;
ruling rate 3: closing bid ?; offered ut
21:; last loan X.
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ACCEPT NO MORE
FOR AVIATION CORPS
orders Recelved Yesterday BY Corporal
Frnncis.-Two Mon Accepted
fo- Army.

There were no applications for en-
listment 20 the Marine Corps yesterday.
Two men were accepted and one re-
jectcd at the army recruiting station.
Corporal Francis received orders tn
the effect that no more men fer the
Aviation Corps were 10 be accepted mt
present There arc still openings for
men in the Field Artillery. Quarter
masters Corps and Medical Corps. how
ever. Corporal Fra"cis sent one man
who asked 10 be transferred &c Fort
Wright. y. Y.
The Navy recruiting officer sent
three men to Pittsburgh yesterday. They
were: John w. Eitn'r. Wheeling; VIM
n. Powell, lSarncSvilc. O., and Hugh
y. O'Brirn. Steubenv:llc. O. There is Il
CRYING need Of cook: and machinists in
the navy. These positions offer rX-
ccptional opportunity and arc among the
better paying positions in the navy.
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S21,OOO,00O,0OO
Continued From First Page.)

Gates. 1t also contains reauthor
ization provision for $4,000, 100000
in war certificates and would pro.
vide for taking over other pre-
viously authorized bonds in the
following amounts:
Panama Canal $225 100000;
Naval construction, S150, 900;
Mexican border control, Danish
West Indies and Alaskan Railway,
500, 100000: three per cent Pana-
ma Canal bonds issued in 1915.
s63.945.46O.
No attempt will be made. Mr..
Kitchin believes, 10 add the newly
suggested $4,000. 000,n00 issues TO
the bill now before the committee.
1t will come in as separate meas
ure. if al all.
4 brief meeting Of the commit
tee today to consider the bill made
It obvious that hopes Of leaders TO
pass the measure Wednesday
could not be realized. An insis-
tent demand for The free discus
sion in committee and on the floor
created doubt if the bill could be
passed before the end Of this
week AT the earliest.
Several members indicated TO-
day that they would oppose Secre-
tary McAdoo's plan Of taxing the
bonds. after he appears before the
committee tomorrow 10 explain
tho measure. There was no indl-
cation. however. of opposition to
the. general terms of the bill. and
both Democratic and Republican
committeeman ar" expected 10
SUPPORT il once il reaches the
floor.
The Wheeling intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1903-1961, 1917-08-28
BELMONT CONVENTION
WILL OPEN THURSDAY
Twentieth Annual Gathering of Ohio
Side Sunday Schools for
Two Days.

The twentieth annual convention OF
the Belmont County Sunday School
Association will be held at Shadyslde
Ohio. Thursday and Friday Of this
week. 1t Is expected that about 200
delegates from the association schools
of Belmont county and friends of the
work will attend
The main convention will be held in
the Shadyside Methodist Episcopal
church. Registration headquarters
will be at the Christian church. At
the latter place will also be held the
boys and girls friendship supper and
the girls conference. The boys con-
ference will be held al the Presbyte-
rian church.
The Wheeling intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1903-1961, 1917-08-28
MINISTERIAL APPOINTMENTS
BY NE HOD|ST PROTESTANT 5

O:-~ia1 Dispatch the lnteliIsncer.
NIORGANTuWN. W. Va. Aug. 81
The sixly-thrd annual conference o.
tn" Methodist Protestant churches or
Vest Virginia closed here today. The
following assignments of ministers 10
the charges in the state were an
nounccl:
Fairmont District
Avery--M. T.. Rookie.
Catawbu-Sylv"Stcr bennett.
Fairmont (First church)-C. c. Law
son.
Grafton-G. II. Snidcr.
Earrctt--L. +. Bee.
Morgnntuwn----C. \. 1Sner
Mt. MorriS-C. p. Buckner.
MISUNDERSTANDING
1T. NIHrion-C. y. Payne.
RecdSvlllc-J. j. Stewart
ShinnstOn-l.. l.. Aldakcr.
South Mnrgautuwn--L. II. linn.
Watson-M. Bcall.
West Morgantuwu-T. \. McMillen.
Etam--S NJ. Shafrr
Weston District.
Bridgcpnrt---J. II. Ramsey.
Ruckhannun Stalion--E. II. West.
Rurkhannum Circuit-J. II. Green.
Burnsvillc--J. NJ. Mossburg.
Clurksmlrg--J =. Turkclson.
kIcpTEClO"V-S. ), 'ciilt!ilc'U'
GilcuvIllr--J. NJ. Rhodes.
IInrrisou--l'. w. Morrison.
Jane Levitt. ]. Tickle.
Kanawhu-Tom Srikcr.
Lcwis--Josiah Payne.
Lost Crcck-J. w. Eaton.
Wcston---B. NJ. Mitchell.
Hempdcn-S. McCarty.
Rurbuton-W. f. Freshing.
Tygarts Valley--A. 4. Richmond.
Flatwood--I. l.. Jackson.
Milctus-D. II. belong.
Parkersburg District.
Auburn-A. T.. Payne.
Harrisvillc--L. S. Wetsc.
Euenboro Supplied from Harris
VILE.
Elizaheth-E. n. Cain.
Gandcevillc---B. 4. Bowen
Hcrcrord--W. r. Kinzman.
Lcroy-B. NJ. Zimmers.
Maxwell--lI. s. McCulty.
McKim-R. l.. Martin.
Parkcrshure-Uns
INTERNATIONALLY. 4. Jones.
Pullman--J. NJ. Holt.
Richardson-J. L. Bowen.
Ripley. +. Cunningham.
Rusk-C. D. Thorp.
Lockport--L. y. 1.oudcn.
Spencer StatIon-R. G. Hammond
Spencer Crcuit---lI. II. Mccoy.
Tyler--L. H. Seal.
Doddridgc--S. T.. Burns.
st. Mary'S--L. b. Douglas.
Prcston-W. G.. Edgclt
Pennington District.
TpShur-L. J. Barnes.
Marlngton-W. S. Bosley.
Renick-J. II. Long.
Huntcrvillc--A w. Lowe.
Blue Rock--Ralph Mccoy.
Parsons-J. J. Phillips
ST. Georgia.. l.. NcStor.
Barhour-B. r. Mckee.
Walkcrvillc-W. II. Burns.
The Wheeling intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1903-1961, 1917-08-28
LEdOTICE
SALE OF soNDsl OF EoewooD. OHIO
COUNT VIRGINIA.
R,d..maDls AFTER and s,y,bI. ten year,
ate

Notice Is hrrcbyPt the undersigned con,
nIs,ioncrs. duly Itld authorized by an or
dInancc II III. TpTTopd. passed June Is
1871. will receive SEitinE until six o'cloc,
n NJ, Wednesday, 9Th. 1917. At tho resi-
drnre NJ John l.. the Town OF EdEHOd
for the sale Of thfhod bonds authorized By
said ordinance.
Ninety four "a. 3nds being designated a,
'.SpccIal Assessing Series "A" and four
teen Ia. being Is Street improvement
Nonds" Series II OF said BINDS being OF
the denomination fndred dollars 10000.
bearing interest Ut q ar per centum per
annum ?abable no
No bids cordItiehe approval Of attorneys
for the bidders hsldered as these bonds
have been approve England. Attorney Gen.
ersl Of West YirG under the provision Of
Chapter 81 Of t1 Of legislature OF West
NIrsinia. and hGh approval having been
given az rcautredld no proceedings having
been instituted period allotted therefor
hy law. to rcrrrG tic action Of the At
tnrnsy General | Of said bonds has be-
come inrnntcstahl are valid and binding
nbl:gaticuS upon OF Edsmood as appears
from the duly sifte OF the Attorney Gen. |
rTal affixed 10 r;SndS.
All bids shall an envelope and plainly /
marked ''Bids I bonds" and addressed |,
to Lrhn l.. DjleIandcr GIns1. Bond
commissioners. ShrrIInS. West Virginia
RLs for bonds delivered IN u!d Conf
missionrrs At rlpnhn L. D!ckey. National
Exchange Rank Wheeling West Virginia.
until four o'cl,rsdnrsdsy. September 5,h.
1917.