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South Bend news-times. (South Bend, Ind.) 1913-1938, 1917-07-28
ENJOY "PoT-LUCK" SUPPER.

Following the regular meeting of
the Mishawaka hive No. 6S l.. .. I.
NJ. held in odd Fellows hall Fri
dav evening. a "pot-luck' supper
was served to 80. The affair proved
TO be an enjoyable event. Plans
were also made for picnic TO be
held in Battell park the second Fri
dav i'm August. for the members,
husbands and children.
South Bend news-times. (South Bend, Ind.) 1913-1938, 1917-07-28
RED CROSS BENEFIT.

Golden Rod hive, No $50, l.. O.
o. NJ, gave an ice cream social last
evening on the lawn of Mrs. Howard
Amones. 1O7 =. First St, the pro-
ceeds from which is to be turned
into the local Red Cross fund.
Japanese lanterns were used in the
decorations.
South Bend news-times. (South Bend, Ind.) 1913-1938, 1917-07-28
To LEAVE ON MOTOR TRIP.

Patrolman and Mrs. Charles f.
White and family, 514 w. Lawrence
St. will leave Monday morning on an
extended auto trip, covering 450
miles. They will visit friends and
relatives in Ashland. Ky, making
the route via indianapolis. Cincin-
natl They expect TO be gone two
weeks.
South Bend news-times. (South Bend, Ind.) 1913-1938, 1917-07-28
VISIT KLINGER LAKE.

Mr.. and Mrs. o. +. Lang and Miss
Helen Lang accompanied by her
friend. Miss Geraldine Mars OF
Peoria. H.. who is Miss Lang's
guest. left for Klingcr lake. Mich.
Saturday. where they will spend 3
few DAYS at the Lang cottage.
South Bend news-times. (South Bend, Ind.) 1913-1938, 1917-07-28
TO ATTEND REUNION.

Mrs. Henry Kemp and daughters
of Chicago will arrive here today
for a visit with her parents, Mr..
and Mrs. George Ungrey, 219 s.
Cedar ST. They will remain here to
attend the annual reunion Of the
Ungrey- Whittmer families. Aug.
18th.
South Bend news-times. (South Bend, Ind.) 1913-1938, 1917-07-28
LEAVE FOR SUMMER HOME.

Mr.. and Mrs :. 2. Matthews Of
indianapolis. who have been the
guests of Mr.. and Mrs. II. w. Jones,
412. w Mishawaka av., have gone
TO their summer home at Crooked
lake, Mich.
South Bend news-times. (South Bend, Ind.) 1913-1938, 1917-07-28
EGGs sCRANIRLE u ooL1IsIoN

An automobile and buggy cOllided
at Lincoln way w and Logan st. at
. o'clock last night, and the buggy,
which carried a consignment of
eggs, got the worst of the encounter.
The eggs were dumped 10 the road
way and the buggy put out of com
mission for the time being. The
necessity OF a lamp at this point has
been long felt.
South Bend news-times. (South Bend, Ind.) 1913-1938, 1917-07-28
SHOE SHINING.

The White Palace il still boom
ing. We will be prepared after
Monday to clean all kinds OF shoes
Three shine stands running at all
times Adv.
South Bend news-times. (South Bend, Ind.) 1913-1938, 1917-07-28
tn Undergo OPERATION.

Mrs. Charles +. DoOley. SOS +.
Fourth St. has removed 10 st. Jo-
seph's hospital. where she viii un-
dergO an operation.
South Bend news-times. (South Bend, Ind.) 1913-1938, 1917-07-28

Mrs. f. ]. Lacey and Mrs. F. D.
Burns OF Muncie, Ind, have arrived
here for visit with Mr.. and Mrs.
a w Miller. sic <. Main st. The
ladies are relatives OF Mr.. Miller and
this is their first meeting in 25 years.
South Bend news-times. (South Bend, Ind.) 1913-1938, 1917-07-28
rINEn OK DRUNK CUARGE.

Julius Schon of south Bend was
given a suspended fine of 81 and
costs in the city court Saturday
morning on ar intoN:cation charge.
South Bend news-times. (South Bend, Ind.) 1913-1938, 1917-07-28

The members Of the Dodge band
with their wives attended Creatore's
band concert at the South Bend
chautauqua Friday night They gave
up their weekly rehearsal Tor the
occasion.
South Bend news-times. (South Bend, Ind.) 1913-1938, 1917-07-28

FOR Rents rooms and bath at
203 w. Sixth St, $1,000. Central
Realty Co. 236 s. Mich. st. II. p.
Sill. a. G. Weight, Mgr, &. p. 432.
South Bend news-times. (South Bend, Ind.) 1913-1938, 1917-07-28
MISMA w AKA
WANT ADS

FOR SALE-Three lots Bargain
for quick sale. Call Home phone
B-664.
The Wheeling intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1903-1961, 1917-05-08
SEALED PROPOSALS
SALE OF TOWNSHIP BONDS.


Sealed Nd4 will w. rrrrirrd by the Trustees 81 YORK
Township IN belmont County aud State 81 nELn at
,ho Township Clerk, n:f.cr. 'm;.. - O'clock ncon
central Standard time Saturday Msr l." 1911. f"T
,E. ,otrrhas, Il Bonds r Read Improvement III N"rH
Township IN H." ager' GAI" sum at sH'uh -" IN
lrtest bearing bonds uf 81 con Denomination Interest
and rruripal payhh!e semi annual
Said bonds 10 l~ar date ri June ]. l?l1. PAYMENTS
70 be- mad. March aud September |. 81 each year
until all bonds arr redeemed. Interest and principal
PARABLE n, the First National balm Of Fowhathn
Point. Ohio.
pnnds 10 the snour, of 500 OO0 will H. Issued AZ
,nc. and the remaining $lN. 0n0 within Nv" years az
s,.,nrr II urrflr,l Al bids To I've nrCnaIrHnicd Win
certified check rLyshln 10 tho Trustees 81 YORK
Tny1,.h :ur 81 Of the rnr value At l"nhS MH Tor
urnn tn, condition that If the lid is hcr"li'd Inc
bidder will rn'ry" and pay for sad bonds WITHIN zen
DAVIS from ;hr time nf award. Said check 10 br re-
,ainnd and forfeited to said Hoard Of Trustees OF
said Township II said condition Is NOT fulfilled.
Said bonds will hn sold in tho highest and hest
bidder for MT lrsS than va7 anil acrnf"d interest.
The sr,cr"sSIl bidder il required t" furnish blank
bonds Of legal form EI'ls should be scaled and en-
dor.cd nd FOR the York Township Road Improve
n"nt Bonds
Tie said Roari q! Trustees reserve the -sht TO
accept ANY hid ar reject all bids.
These bonds will h" sold in compliance with Sec
ton 3aQS.s ~ tie General Code
Dated this @2rd day ct ArUl. 1911.
JAMES 4. ARMANE.
j. W. MrlSTl RE.
JOHN SWEGARD.
Trustees " York Township
e.. l.. HONAE CLERK.
Address powha,an FONT. Ohio. R. D. Nh. l.
Ecx So arg ~ nv i-Ili -H-lS
The Wheeling intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1903-1961, 1917-05-08
PUBLIC SALE.
commI,sIon,r', Sale Of Improved Real

CommIssIoner's Sale Of Improved Real Estate.
Rs virtue If decree rendered by the Circuit Court
II Ohm County. West Virginia. on the 18th day OF
A,rI 49,. III "a si!; IN chanccry therein pending.
in which william J.. S.ilemn is plaintiff and Her
r.u S;ocllr is defendant the undersigned Special
Commissioner. WILL nn
SATURDAY. TIE 2GTH DAY OF MAY. 1917.
commencing at 10 o'clock a. M. At the north front
door @: the cour; house OF said Ohio County. West
Virginia. proceed to sell at public suction TO the
highest and best bidder tho Following dcscrpco real
property that Is 10 say:
4 certain parcel OF real estate situate In Inloei-
rh,a District. In the County Of Ohio and State OF
West Virginia moro particularly known And desig-
mated as lots numbered One %. Two (2l and F1Ie
i5I &. the same are shown the Plat OF EdGtnE-
tom now Of record In the office OF the Clerk OF -e
county court Of Ohio County. West Virginia. IN Deed
I.or No Sl at page 566. together With AL the i'm
pruvcnrnts thereon and the IppurtenInces thereupon
brnn:,nr being the same property Of which BLhIra
Schcmpf died seized and posSeuSed and which ws1
conveyed 70 the said Barbara Schemn wife OF VII"
lam l.. Schempt IN her ufe time hJ Herbert Stoehr.
unmarried by deed bearing date the aSrd day Of
December 1906 and now Of record In said County
Clerks office IN Decd book No. 100. pare t0s,
TERMS OF SALE: one.thlrd OF Tho purchase
unnry aud a. much more tho purchaser mar elect
10 pay cash IN hand oil the day OF sale, and tie
balanr. upon \ crrtht nt llr mouths and twe'Se
nnths the purchaser giving his notes for the dcfer-
red paynrts bearing !mt"rest from the day Of sale
ard tn. legal title h-lng retained until all the pur
chase money shall hare becn paid.
John p. AkBKSZ.
Special Commissioner.
Wheeling ". Va. April 9Th. 1917.
| do hereby certify that bond and security have
been given by the ahve named SPECIAL Commissioned
required by law.
JOIN l. KrSGHoRN.
Clerk Of the Circuit Gnun Of Ohio County. West
virginia my-l-S-l5-32
The Wheeling intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1903-1961, 1917-05-08
TO LEC|SLATE ALL
WEST V|RGINlANS
OUT OF. |DLENESS

CIiARLESTNN, W. Va. May -
Taking The ground that there i no
Justification for idlrness even IN times
of peace, must less in 1imr& OF war
when Il supreme effort is demanded
of every citizen. the state council IF
defense will recommend that ths
special session Of the
Legislature take specific action ~
compel Ill idle fnen in West Virginia
between the ages Of Is and ~ years
10 find employment. Acting in accord
lance with the previous resolution
'udupted by the council IL its initial
meeting. Governor COrnw"ll told IN"
members at toduy'S meeting OF the
council that ne was taking census
OF the idle and employed and that The
Task practically had been completed
with the aid of local authorities.
Specific recommendations were not
made public but it is known that the
council Is in accord with the governor
Ito put every idle man in West Nlr'
pinla 10 work.
Information is coming 10 The coun'
Gil 10 the effect thai abnormal prices,
mot warranted by market necessities,
are being charged for !nodStuiis ana
other necessities. and The committee
was requested 10 draft a bill thai Will
prevent speculation in necessities
The committee also was authorized III
submit legislation which would legal
: izc the appointment OF The state cOun,
I'll of defense. defining lis duties ana
making appropriation for Ills sup
port.
The Wheeling intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1903-1961, 1917-05-08
LE5ACE FARMER
PRAISES TANLAC
Says He Sleeps Fine-Gained Ten
Pounds and Eats Now Without
ANY Bad After-E Effects.

Il took one bottle of Tanlac, gained
ten pounds in weight, and from that
time on have been able 10 ral meals
without any trouble, and can once
again sleep we'll at night said l.. &.
Robinson. Of LrSage. w. Va, we'll
known farmer Of that section OF the
State
"Thr people r0Id mo about Tanlac
and having been troubled with my
stomach, boss uf SLEEP and nervous
ness. Before took Tanlac couldn't
eat anything without trouble. and new
~ felt like eating much, but ii Ger
lainly hrIp"d me in wonderful style
and did me so much good ] gladly eh'
dorsr il. as 70 many Others notice
are doing now.
TO gain ten pounds, 10 regain the
OlG-timr appetite. eat heartily once
more, awake feeling good after Il
sound nights healthy resi-. and feel
all day like work or play is 10 feel
mighty fine. and as one bottle re-
quired but about ten days in the or
binary treatment, such praise, such
facts such wonderful accomplishments
certainly ought 10 convince anyone
troubled with stomach, kidney or. liver
ailments that il Is worthy a Test. Tan
lac Is sold in this vicinity through &.
II. Griest & Co.. 1925 Marker street.
The Wheeling intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1903-1961, 1917-05-08
PLEA TO RUSSIA
Continued from First Page.)

be free from thei: domination.
"Amerira's workers shar" the
view II the council OF wOrkmenS
and soldiers deputies. that the
only way in which III" German
people can bring the war - An
early end is by initiating Ia" Gtu-
riouS example Of the Russian r"o-
pie. compelling the ahdicatInn or
the kEohenZollerns and tn" HapS-
burgs. and driving IN" lyrannouS
nobility. bureaucracy and III" mil
itary caste from power.
Let the German Socialists Al.
TEND 10 this aud r"aSr their false
pretenses and underground plot
ting 70 bring about AN ahOr'ive
peace in The interest OF kaiSrrism
and tho ruling class let them
cease calling pretended 'ini"rna-
;ional' conferences at the inSIi@a-
ton OF couHivanCe Of IA" Kaiser.
The American government, the
American people. the American
Ia Dor movement arr 'WhOi"-h"art-
eddy with the Russian workers anu
The Wheeling intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1903-1961, 1917-05-08
MANY INJURED IN
CRASH Of TROLLEYS


.TOI.f.uO. O.. May 1.-Tw"nty-hNr
person sWcrr injured, six of lh"m So
riouSIy when Iwu ini"r-urhan cars on
lie LAX" Shur" Electric Railroad col
lih"d hrad.un. 1T GihHunburE Junction.
"A mile east of here. late last night.
The more seriously injured were:
Motorman A. E. MontforG. Fremont,
lrirvrd huri internally.
James McGIensey and Elmer Hall,
Toledo. badly cut on the face anu
head.
Fred Westfall. Toledo, internally In
jur"d.
David Mayer. Cleveland. fractured hip.
Hugh Tiernan Toledo. cat about the
i:tcr and head.
Tin. rau%,. Ot The wreck Is not given
by The Lake Shore officials. but nc.
rurding Ia passengers Il 'I"Irdo-buunu
limjied which WAS supposed /" nave
the rl1h' of way. hi, Il local car that
ned not cleared on II switch.
The Wheeling intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1903-1961, 1917-05-08
!PROTESTANTS GIVEN
THEIR OPPORTUNITY

CHARLESTON. ". Va. May .
rrurrstanlS. If thor" he 2Ay. Will b."
given IN opportunity tumnrruw at m"
regular monthly meeting nt the pub.
lie service commission ln IL" Their
protest against the proposed Increased
demurracr tariffs filed Ivy tn" rail
roads. Under tie proposed tariff The
railroads would be- permitted 20
charg" So each day instead OF 81 for
unlnad"d cars aftrr RI" FIRST IS hours
and after three days a. the raj" of s.
L day.
Application was mNh" ;"da% "a III"
commission by the Princeton WarrT
Works company for an !ncr"aSr N
rates and AN application by I'll" MAJ
linton and ClUv"rlirk T"l"ph0n" com
pany asking for an inrr"as" :rom Sc
Id s. per month.
The Wheeling intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1903-1961, 1917-05-08
Wheeling Man, samuel, "
RurOred Murder Victim

:; -c,aI ptsrs,ch - thY ln,e!itrcnc~r.
CINCINNATl o.. May 7-CounlY
Coroner Bauer. aided by the city po-
lice. tonight began probing the myS,
FERROUS death. evidently as the result
Of foul play, of 4 rivrrman known 10
the police only rs Samuel, Al the
City hospital today. The man; whom
riycrmen say came from Wheeling.
was recently employed on the Ohio
river packet steamer Child. running
nov between this city and Pomrro!'
10. II" was found ut the Central Union
station last night with fractured
skull.
Wheeling police early this morning
had no word Of the death Of the sup
posed foul play victim al Cincinnati.
No on" could be located here VINO
knows IF any Whcrling man who was
recently employed on the boat named
in the foregoing dispatch.
The Wheeling intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1903-1961, 1917-05-08
iMAJOR ASTOR is SUED
4 .. UNDER GEORGE iii. LAW

I.nNInN Mn! :. -" j.. EL-~MaJ"r
Waldorf Aston. member 81 III" lI"u>"
luf t"Mrl"nS and son al I;a!un AS;"r.
formerly William Waldorf ASt"r If
Sew N"rkl iS defendant ~ an action !"r
$"H.,tun brought hi CharlrS Trau'"n.
This amount is rla!m"d ~ penalties AZ
the raI,. 1T $.r"r daily for each ''''":;Si"I
ON Wh"h Nui"r .N:-trr Sat ia iuhii' par
lIam'rt Viii" ~ pi"lTi'l"r ct ih" SUIT
day observer h.. rN"CiG'I contracts ia
insert III that newspaper :IiNrrtiS' mtni~
from gUE' rnn"ni departments. Hl"r
Hu a. ~ ti.nTE'. III. i m"fnh'T -: I'tT-
linm.Hi Ia" accepts payment Tor GOV
,ruHl,ul cont rartS must NH~tL'' his sat.
TIE. r.~r was adjourned
The Wheeling intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1903-1961, 1917-05-08
MURDER CHARGED.

Special Dispatch t. III" Iut"i;rnrrt.
EI.kiNS. W. Va. May I.---Rouh soak
cd clothing led /" the arrest q; Hon
drirES. Tu"k"r county. to-day of Baxter
Shaii"r -" charged with thu murder Of
his sweetheart. Mrs. Stella Long. "n.who
was found III h"r home. her head hrat"I
into IL pulp ShhftrrS fist il mashed
IN one at lis ShiyI sleeves torn off and
his bod. hruisrd. lie admits spending
MOST oi thr night with tn" woman, but
saws his clothing was hiUod"l by car
ryinG her body Iniu IN" house after 4
train had hit her. Shaffcr is III jail at
The Wheeling intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1903-1961, 1917-05-08
Major Ka|baugh Has
Resigned From Army

FAlRMONT. W Va, May I. Major
iZaGoc r. Kalbaugh. of the medical
corps OF the First West Virginia regt
urnt, has resigned his Otllc" and Is
succeeded BY Captain RusSmisel. OF
BuckhannOn. Major kalbangh ap
peared at Camp Curuwell today in
citizens clothes and this was the first
inlimutiOn that his comrades had thar
hp had resigned Several days age
Major Kalbaugh sent in his resigna
ton and its acceptance was received
today. Major KalbauEh has been In
the army service since 1897. He went
through the SpaniSh.American WAL
and since has been surgeon for the
First Regiment West Virginia Ma
ltional Guard. He will now retire &c
private lie. His home is at Piedmont
The Wheeling intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1903-1961, 1917-05-08
PUTTING Up PLEA
FOR HIGHER RATES

CHARLESTON. ". Va. May -
Representatives of West Virginia rail-
roads appearing before the state
Board Of Public Works today advised
the board that their operating eX'
p"nsps during the past year had mad"
abnormal increases. BECAUSE Of III
creased wages and unuSUa! advances
in materials and fuel,
The Coal & Coke. III" Western Ma
ryland. the Baltimore & Ohio and IN"
Chesapeake 4 Ohio railroads are rep
resented.
The hearings are being conducted
ITO determine the valuation OF public
service corporations Tor taxation pUr'
noses
The Wheeling intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1903-1961, 1917-05-08
INSANITY EXPERTS, AS
USUAL, DISAGREED

GUEISTIANSii'KG. Na,. MAY -
Tvs" ihy$i"ia:;. r:,lird by counsel :"r
Charlie. =. Nawt"r ga ;T:h! I"l th''
u.u:,i'i "r ::l"vkl"u ll'.th. testified ''n'N
ll.ai III lh"it .i,iuiuu Na"trr, wa$ insH't'
when IT" wr"i" Ii.ii. rr:dnulnG tie" IHl-
tors intimHry with Mrs Nawi"r iM"
called by ill.," STATE sand ih'r" WAS II"
ryIsi"nr,. al insanity. Testimony pro-
LnbI, viii h. rnrr!ti,ir! tomorrow an!
IN. ,.:,s,. may -, a. tir iu,.v Wednesday,.
The Wheeling intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1903-1961, 1917-05-08
GREEKS. JOIN ALLIES
Continued from First Page.l


The French her" everywhere are
consolidating heir gains and pro.
pairing for fresh thrust H@ainsr
the German lines.
Berlin war office claims that In
Sunday nights lighting III" Ger.
mans Obtained local Su"r"SS"$ al
numerous points. notably on the
Wintrrhurg. the northern slope
IF which WAS rcrAnlur"d. and IN
III" soul hrrn slope. from which
The French wrr" forced 10 retreat.
For ihr first time in several
M .rhS 4 German airplHnr has
dyopp,d bombs on lnndan. Tin"
missiles fell in the northeastern
part of the city. killing one man
and wuUndin@ another man and a
wuman. Sigh, material damaG"
resulted
The Wheeling intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1903-1961, 1917-05-08
Knights Of Columbus
Hold State Meeting

Slrral H.s.s:"h :" III" ln'"'Hs"ncrT
rLARKSBuRG. ". Va. May =
Business was taken up to-day al the
fifteenth annual State convention OF
the knights Of Columbus al West VIZ
gnia. which j. in Session at the Waldo
hotel mere. with VI. J. Cullinan. OF
Wheeling. STATE deputy. presiding.
The delegates number 500. from IN"
IA councils in the STAFF. They wer"
taken on automobile rides This after.
noon through thu city and It's suburbs.
.Tu-ni.hl Il grand ball was given Tor
them.
The Wheeling intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1903-1961, 1917-05-08
Philippine Loyalty is
Again Demonstrated

WtSlIlNGTON. May ,.--Goyern0i
General Harrison cahled the war de-.
partmrnt nat OH Sunday about lH,nuo
people. representing All classes OF he
Manila community. marched in pro.
rcSSiun Ia his official rrSidenr" and
gave expression Ia Spontaneous and
genuine sentiment 0i loyalty and de-
yOIinn u Ihr United SlalrE.
The Wheeling intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1903-1961, 1917-05-08
Local Broker Sues
For $4,000 Sale Fee

S,,,rsI ut-I a,.h 60 ia" lurrfr;rcfr.
COLUMRIS, O.. May flames NJ.
Noble. broker. Whr"!ing W. Va, to-
day sued he Modrrn Coal company
for $3U.u0n for selling 74Sl2 acre
tract in Wayne township. Belmont
county. Noble alleges hr WAS en-
pluy"d December |. l4lG. and sold The
tract 10 NJ. l.. Hcncdum for $"S5,UO".
The Wheeling intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1903-1961, 1917-05-08
L|oyd-George and
Party Arrive Safely

LONDON. May (9:55 p. MY
Premier Lloyd George and his col
leagues. who have been attending Il
war conference of the entente allies
in France. have returned sally TO Lon
don
The Wheeling intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1903-1961, 1917-05-08
TO PAY BACK 100000

CHARLESTON. W. Va. May IAN
crdiIianr" was introduced in council
hor" tonight ny Alderman PcttiErcw
which would call sprriul election for
the purpose Of voting on s3oh.G00 hond
issue to my hack subscribers 10 the
armur plate site fund and thus make
rich and poor alike become subscribers.
The Wheeling intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1903-1961, 1917-05-08
FIRE AT STEUsENVILLE.

STEtRENVlLLE. q, May Fire
OF unknown ori%iu completely d"-
S,rOyed The livery barn Of :. NJ. 90"
ami seriously damae ed tiv" resld'nreS
and the n"w Zion Lutheran chnr'A'
entailing 4 loss of $lG.noh. here TO-DAY.
\ race horse belonging 10 Frank Chap
man WAS rescued
The Wheeling intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1903-1961, 1917-05-08
"rnment OF Germany III the defense Oh
liberty and democracy"
To Confer Degrees.

Of tie ceremonies attending thu rrcGp-
Hon to ihr members ut The French mis-.
lion wh"n they Wish, the University IT,
Pennsylvania. tomorrow AFTERNOON Will
L." lh" runirrrlug Of th- honorary de-.
gree Of doctor Of laws upon Marshal
Iucrre .nd former Premier Vivian. This
nvtinn wnS drci,l.ti upon n n special
meeting I"dny II the board of trustees
,rc Tho university
The Wheeling intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1903-1961, 1917-05-08
PENNSYLVANIA LEADS

WASHINGTON. May 7.-F"nnsyl,
vania led in recruiting for Saturday and
Sunday with 2l6 men accepted ms
against 1S3 in Illinois. Totals for the
TWO days we're 2.i3l' Non. making a3.Ol2
obtained for the army since April LIST.
The Wheeling intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1903-1961, 1917-05-08
REDEMPTION OF BONDS.
Notice 10 Bnndholden
OF the
FA!rmont a Mannln Etna
Railroad Company

R-d.mptI,a of Bonds
OF said Company before maturity.
Su.ics Is herrby given to the blndhOlderS OF he
FAIRAf0NT Il MANSlSGToS RAILROAD
COMPANY,
That pursuant To tic prlsions Of the noortEAee Of
said contrary ,Ia,rd January /. 1906 to the
GUARANTEE TITLE & TRUST COMPANY.
PITTSBURGH. IA. TRUSTEE
Witch rlres ue company the right to call 1t It's
":iInl. the outstanding lnnds Of The Company. at
any Interest ;-'riUd R!Icf January !. lelt
That said outstanding bonds will be REDEEMED and
rad at the OF One Hundred and Frc psrrentum.
aM the ar,urr4 lnirpS; thrre,In on July l. 1915.
They must h- presented and surnmdercd ON or amer
that date tie ufIler ~ tbs Trustee with the
lriv due SA date and VII coupons nsturnI there
intel Al interest OIL each Of said bends will cesse
/
July !. 1911.
GUARANTEE TITLE 4 TRUST C0NPAST.
rITTSRu RGH. PENNA.. TRUSTEE.
4al MhGEE BUILDING.
PITTSBURGH. PA.
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The Wheeling intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1903-1961, 1917-05-08
WANTED-Male Help

WANTED-We want 10 scl orir line OF neck"~r ans
Barker collars III this HriIhhDrhood and want
man Who has his auto or lu!se anu buSSI. tne
t,h +, worth 5000 tn .J0UO year according 10
y,rur ability, steady position with mG corporation
only tLn>c with bst reference and able 10 give bono
4rpl,. Tie ;r1wa tFarIt 70. 80 W. i,n street.
L':ncinnati. y. mS-e-G
WkNTe D-Acn and boys for iactory work. Appis
Whitaker. Glessner Co.. wheeling CoTuGaung DeW'
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WANT D-Man Who can speak one or more lang
usses. Great chance for right man. ALAN IuneI,
I2.U Market St. BELL phone 1855; National ioa-1.
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WANTED-Men 10 yell our line OF hou1ehelo
furnishings. from house 10 Louse on sm>u
weekly yaynIenth We pay weekly.
mr-6-tf C. +. ADAMS. lli0-ili2 Main B.
WAHTEO-Two young men " work neHo atenA VI
Is. 4 U. trains Apply 81 Union Ness Gu ol:S~
B. Il D. depot o-S--
WAHTED-At oEce. several good deETerJ ano isls.
boys, To work before school. Apply at CfrcuiaIi0a
DetCrturent. IntclIigsncer. between aud = Y
The Wheeling intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1903-1961, 1917-05-08
FOR SALE

FOR sALE-Three fresh COWS. Brooksdc. Stop II.
John lTaHk. mS-e-I
FOR SALE-Becman automatic oil tanks II. oaR
conference.-the tvl.-safe .i:13I.i-and meat
-ack. HOLE McCoUch. iny-5-l
FOR SAlE-il head OF good horses. big teams and
some good all purpose hc-ses. As have Hu!t husi-
ness. Will sell chcsp 20 quick buyer. Bell phone
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