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Daily capital journal. (Salem, Oregon) 1903-1919, 1917-08-29
Russian Conference Bringing
Quarreling Factions Near
er Together
PROFESSIONS OF FEALTY
MADE BY ALL ELEMENTS
Premier Kerenskv and Ger
eral KOrnilOf Will Adjust
Differences
By william G.. Shepherd

Omitted Press staff correspondent
Moscow, Aug. 29-The spectre of a
counter revolution was invoked today
to persuade widely split elements to
reconcile their differences in Russia 's
national conference.
The speaker was M. Orekhoff, chief
spokesman for the railroad employees
He took the workmen s and soldiers
delegates sternly to task for their inn
aginings that every step proposed by
the cadets was reactionary step. He
declared, however, that if a counter
revolution did come, he and his fellow
railroad employees would 'see that it
failed by tying up every means of
communication in the country.
''There is no doubt a counter revo-
luton is growing" he declared. eff
the revolution leaders do not take ac-
tion, we railroad men, by strikes, will
see that the movement fails. -
Orekhoff s speech was a severe ar
raignment of the workmen S and sol
diers' delegates. He expressed the fear
that a shadow hung over the whole
conference because the workmen and
soldiers saw in every opposition to
their plans "the shadow of returning
reaction He blamed them for
..frowning upon = the statement OF
Former Foreign mister Milukoff "a ca.
det leader) that the duma needs dem
ocratic-socialist government.
Charges Mistrust
He held the workmen and soldiers
saw the same fear of reaction in ev-
cry reference to prosecution of the war.
He called attention to the fact that
their delegates sat in sphynx like 81
lence amid the pro-war applause of the
remainder of the vast concourse He
charged them with mistrusting every
duma and military speaker"
Save for Orekhoff' s speech, this ses-
Daily capital journal. (Salem, Oregon) 1903-1919, 1917-08-29

during the midsummer season. At the
moment this tendency is aggravated by
the uncertainties injected through ex-
periments in Government control. In
due season these plans will become
more definite and business will un-
doubtedly adjust itself thereto. The
crop outlook continues to improve, al
though ordinarily August is a month of
deterioration. From many quarters the
advices are that the grain yield is
large and quality good. Bank clear
ings are running from 25 to 80 per cent
ahead of last year which, allowing for
the advance in prices, shows that the
volume of business is if anything ahead
of this time last year. Our monetary
situation will bear watching. Forth
coming huge bond issues will of course
be the dominating factor 1t must also
be remembered that present high prices
for farm products and merchandise will
impose larger demands upon the banks
than usual when the usual autumn
movement begins. Values on the stock
Exchange have shown marked declines
this week, owing to the price-fixing
DOlitJ VI lnC W tit DiO7
posal to increase taxes on profits and
TO unfavorable news from Russia. The
bears seem to have been considerably
elated by recent successes, and there is
still a considerable short interest ex-
tant. Fluctuations will largely depend
upon the news from Washington affect
ing the control of industry and prices.
1t is to be hoped the revenue bill will
soon be passed and that Congress will
adjourn.
A War by Machinery.
Highly disciplined soldiers such as
Germany commenced the war with, will
hereafter have to give way to the
superiority of the life-killing war ma
ehinery now in use, which calls for
skilled mechanicians. The war is now
a war of herculean machinery, which
makes it the more costly and desperate
IN its slaughtering powers while it
lasts, but will make it shorter in the
end; therefore, the side that has the
preponderance of facilities and money
backing is bound to win. For that
reason the present war is not likely to
hold out through another severe winter
in my opinion. The trenches will not
afford the protection to life on the
Daily capital journal. (Salem, Oregon) 1903-1919, 1917-08-29
To Vote September IS.

San Francisco, Aug. 29.-Local un-
ions affiliated with the Iron Trades
Council today sent to international
headquarters at Kansas City for strike
ballots and the men will vote on q
strike at meeting Of their locals Sep
tember 13. Two days later the old wage
scale agreement with their employers,
the Union Iron Works and other big
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Continued on page three)
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tCOntinued on Page TwO.l
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General business is quiet, as usual
Daily capital journal. (Salem, Oregon) 1903-1919, 1917-08-29

Only Circulation In Salem guar
antsed by the Audit Bureaz Of
OirculAttonk
The Wheeling intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1903-1961, 1917-12-03
j. s, WAR MISSION
PREPARES TO LEAVE

FAIRS. Dec. 3.--Th" members Of tho
, American war mission began winding
mp their affairs today preparatory To
leaving for America They were busy
compiling reports mud clearing UP minor
details in conference" with their French
and British associates.
It is announced officially that M
pl"nary meeting of the conference Will
bc held and that the Americans will
take no further part in the meetings
al the supreme war council until the
mission has returned home and made
it's reports. Colonel House and Cen
crtl Hliss represented the United States
al tn" meeting Of the war council yes
t. rday. but thu permanent representa-
ton is still undetermined Colonel House
has been in frequent communication
with President Wilson. who has hron
advised on all tho important develop
mcutS.
Thr intcr-allicd council. which Is n
permanent body dealing with the finance.
shipping. munitions ana other economic
aud industrial aspects II the WAT. Will
opcn it's meetings in London within Il
fortnight. -. Il. truShy IS the repre-
SENTATIVE" Of the United States At this
; conference.
The Wheeling intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1903-1961, 1917-12-03
u. S. OFFICERS TO BE
ROTARIANS' GUESTS
Ohio County and Wheeling Boys Who
Have Received Commissions 30
be Entertained

All United States. army commissioned
officers Of Wheeling and Ohio county
nou. AT home on furloughs arc 10 be tho
honorcd guests ut tho regular luncheon
meeting Of thu. Rotary Club in tho Hotel
Windsor to-murrnw NJ noon. An invita-
lion has been sent all III" officers by
;hr officials CT the club who could be
reached md an Invitation TO all such
urf,rors ma. .Nc.u extended through the
press for tn"m tt attend III" luncheon.
Prelude 20 tho invitations tor the az
fair sent gu; hy Secretary w. Fl. Smith
reads:
Luncheon. Hotel Windsor. Tuesday.
r"r"mn..r I. i2:i5 ~. M.
,;rantland Rice says. via Dent Taylor:
Como to your r,st ard TAX" your fight
ing chanr
For Life. Tor Love, for Lih"riy-and
France
,In thru tho ghosts who wait amid the
slain
To seq II y"u have let Them die in vain
Brfor,, the !a$i great valiant chance is
gone. 49,
Come nr--romr nn--rome on.
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NOTICE

first answer from the chief Of tho gen.
"rni command already had bern rocc'ved
announcing agreement to our proposals
and leaving the "details of the rcNt meet
ine tn General Won IIoffmnister and the
parliamcnlarians After an exchange
OF opinion AMI further communication
by wire from the chief Of ,h" genera
command at Midnight VIC were given
by Won Hnffmristrr a written answer In
our proposal. In view Of the fact that
ours was written in Russian tho an
swcr WAS given in German. The reply
was:
""rhr chief If tho German cast
crn front Is prepared 10 enter into
negotiations with the Russian
chief command TIL" chief Of tho
German eastern front is authrrA
rizcd by thr German commander
in-chirf 10 carry on negotiations for
III armiSticn. Tho chief Of the
Russian armies is requested To Ir-
point a rnlrmiSs ion with written qu-
lhnrity. 20 i" -scnt to Tn" hcaduuar-
tors If ;hr commander Of the Ger
man eastern front. On his side. the
German commander likewise viii
name a commission with special au-
lnoriZHtion
"'Thr day and hour Of the meeting
ere Ia III fixed ny tho Russian COM
npnder-in 1t is demanded
that the German commander hn
warned in due time 10 prepare
special train for the purpose. No.
lice must hc given AT which parl II
is Intended 10 cross thu front. The
commander Of the German eastern .
front will place at the disposition
IT the Russian commission The nee
rsSary apparatus. so that 1t may
keep in communication with It's
chief command.
/. (SiEr"d) Won HQffmniStrT.
"Tnc Russian rarliamcnMTians dccid
al 10 appnin, as the place tho junction
IF the DvinSk-Eilna line. wheHcc thu
Russian representatives Will hc con
Quoted To tho Rrest-I-tnvsk hcadquar
,rrS Of thu German commander. The
time appointed L. midday OF November
.? (RusSian calendar or December ,
now CalcH,1arl. NJ III" saline lime WI
vc-t informed hat no firing would oc
cur unless prompted and that cncm!
determination would hc stopped: WI
Nr!c hlindfoIdcd again and conducted tt
our lines"
The Wheeling intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1903-1961, 1917-12-03
RHEUMA7ICS
%. K.
All Over the County They Arc Taking
"Neutrone Prescription &C..

TO be- strong and free from all SIM
ness in your Joints andfmusc"S. just
+ think of il. for only I0C or $l.0O Tor
one or lwn weeks treatment.
"Neurronc Prescription 80 Is quick
~ absorbed INFO tho system, and in =
! week or two brings blessed relief To
tired. weary. intlamcd. swollen joints
and muscles.
lis easy Ia use. too, no fuss and
I bother getting ready. no time lost rub
bling in fiery lnimcnI" or using hot
plaStcrS; just take four times day
faithfully. and all stiffness. swelling
. and misery will vanish.
Used regular it makes the lame and
crippled strong and vigorous, draws
out all the stiffness. agony and in
hammation. It's fine. Get bottle To-
day At your druggist, SOC and Sl.00.
Mail orders filled on Sl.00 size.
c. II. GricSl & Co. Wheeling, W.
Va. and leading druggists everywhere.
The Wheeling intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1903-1961, 1917-12-03
STATLER'S TRIAL TO
RESUME THIS MORNING
Charged With Driving ON Wrong Side
OF Ptke-other Cases to
Be Called.

rr,:n,r-t court Will c"nr"nc this
morning. N O'Clock. following r"c"ss
since FRIDAY aftcrnnnn IN" -. \. stat
ler caSc Will l." resumed and Il Is like
" that II will h" given .hc jury aSnu.
noon.
Sta,lcr who went on trial Friday
Mornif.g. Is charged with driving on the
wrong SIDE Of "a" road an the National
pike. yh"r... il = alleged he ran into an
auto owned and driven hr p farmer. tn"
cas-" was app"ai"d from Justice Z. ~
Hobbs court wh"r" StattHr WAS fined.
TIL" stat" has about dozen moro
Witnesses - put On ~" stand while n"
defense huv" c!r" or six witnesses -
testify tn-dry. .1uHg" Alan IT, Robin
son will Civ ms i'.Ci*i"n December :
II ;h.. warrant charging StH'l"r with
reckless driving was l"eai!r drawn up.
The Casr. OF john S!ckn. convicted u
few w""L% ago IN criminal court for
bringing about con pints -: beer into the
>,:,t, IN violation nt I'll" Yns; prohibition
law. ~!lI. through his attorney. ask for
t rrw i:!:,i.
II I. i:r"wu. n"c"". charged with rob
hinr :! five aud '"u cent store, will
plead ruli'y Through his attorney. J. ].
l.. u'!ri"n.
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Attacks Eepnlsed.

WITH THE ETtlTISH ARMY IN
FRANCE. Dec. ,. > p. m.---tEy IN" AS
s"rlatcd PrcssD--Ninc Scrarat" counter
attacks launched against AaSni"rrS by
strong German forces Yesterday wcr"
all rrpulsrd after most sanEninary
lighting. although tho British pulled
their lines back somewhat 20 lessen III"
sharp salient thnr". An intcncs battle
ragged all day and il IS stated that the
British killed more Germans between
daylight and dark. than in any similar
l"riod since tho war began. II was
virtually a continuous fight from the
first countcr-attack.
tn" infantry kept surginE forward
in waves and rs each came up ii was
caught by fire from the British artIl-
lcry. rifles and machine guns. Tho at
lacking forces were mown down lik.
grain before IN" reaper. Int with char
act"riStic prussian discipline. they CON
tinurd to fil their ranks and ahvanc"
until after tn" ninth assault had faIlrd.
During the afternoon ,hr German sue
cerde@l In capturing los Rucs NcrtrS.
suburb Of south Of MaSrierrS. but n
British counter-attack delivered ut :
o'clock pushed the enemy out again.
German gums on elevations south and
southeast Of MaSni"r"s late yesterday.
were conducting I hnavy homta rdrnrut
against the town
The British lin" At that .!nrc hulEed
around MaSnirrcs. in a very sharp S;t-
liens- which made thr position an un-
rnviahlr one To hod ut best. II seemed
quite apparent that Of th- British
should decide to withdraw slightly in
the nciShtrrrhoud nf Masr."TrS and IS
tahlish their lin" on IN" southeastern
The Wheeling intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1903-1961, 1917-12-03
SHIPPING PROBLEM IS.
SOLVED, SAYS COLBY

PAPIS. Doc" 1.-The problem nf ship
ping has been solved by the Allies
R:,inbridgc Colby. representative OF the
American Shipping Board ut the Inter-
Allied conference. said today The solu-
tinn is found in thu enormous shipbuild-
INK program of the United States
II am not permitted. by thu" natur"
If things. IL discuss Tn" work Of our
mission and It's results" said Mr.. Colby.
who has been on" Of tn" busiest MEM
hrrs nT tn" mission. Il :can ut least
say. however. that II has been OF the
highest value aud. Significance. My
;imr has h""n almost entirely engaged
with the shipping problem. which is in
Il sens. IN" problem of tho war.
IL think | can fairly say that the
problem is solved. The stnpcnd"us
building program Of America - the
answer 10 tho submarine. the answer
which IN" defective psychology Of Ger
many could not fnrrSc".''
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TEUTON LOSS
Continued From Page one.)


which were successfully rrpulS"d,
Some of tn" enemy succeeded ny
rcdoubird efforts III penetrating
the adjoining village Of Les ltu"S
VrrtcS. bu; later were driven on
in Il counter attack.
The sharp salient formed by the
occupation OF MaSnirrrS by IN"
British was IN extremely hard one
to hold. and during Saturday night
General l;yNg. 10 imHrnr" his line.
ordered the evacuation Of the vii
laCr. which was carried out I'M
hampcrrd by tn" GernianS. who
Sunday murntrg evidently had not
learned of the strategic move, as
they were continuing 10 lombard
the old position. Later Berlin an
nGunrrd THAI the village had been
cleared of British.
Near IN" southern base Of tn"
line The Germans also have Ut
tempted Ia better their position
around Gonnelicu. La Narqucrie
and Bovralon, but their efforts,
as AT MaSnicrrS. brought them
nothing more han additional
heavy casualties. tn" German
war office claims thai sixty guns
and more than 100 machine guns
were captured b. them in the
fighting of Friday ami Saturday.
An interesting feature Of the
initial attack by the Germans.
Friday. was thai near Gouzrau-
court. large force OF American
army engineers We're trapped in
he rncircling movement. They
took refuge in shell CraterS until
thr British pressed forward and
then. joining the British ranks.
fought side BY side with tho
Rriions and aided materially in
repclling tho enemy.
The Austro-GcrlnanS have not
vet launched their expected attack
in force on the northern front in
the italian theatre. hul all along
this line and also along the Piarr
river To tho Sdriatic sea violent
artillery ducls are in progress.
Near Melctta an attempt by the
enemy 70 break The Italian line.
delivered with preliminary arlil-
l"ry preparation of great intensity.
was put down and III" attacking
forces compelled 10 flee.
In Palestine the Turks west of
Jerusalem continue to attack the
British positions, hut everywhere
they fave been rrpulSrd with
heavy losses. Al one place the
OttomanS penetrated Il British
position, bur later were ejscted
from it. leaving prisoners iii the
hands Of ~" British.
The Wheeling intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1903-1961, 1917-12-03
FIRST WOMAN PASTOR
ORDAINED THIS WEEK
FIRST WOMAN MINISTER TO BE
FORMALLY ORDAINED THURS
DAY EVENING
To be Pastor of First Unitarian Church
Well Known In This City

Thursday evening 1T o'clock at the
FRS: Unitarian the ordination "f Mrs
CLAIR. Cook Hclvi" the first woman to
formally occupy Il pulpit in a Wheeling
church will b. held. Mrs Helvi"s or
dination will max" her IA" first woman
pastor Of n church here.
Rev. Mrs. Hclvi" occupied thr 7uI pit
Of the. Unitarian church several times
last fall and the congregation was St"
we'll pleased they offered h"r the pastor
ate.
She has been in this city for several
months and iS well kn"%u and - we'll
liked Sh. Is a gradual" OF th@ M"ad1
will. Theological school which is ;tif1-
lated with tn" University "l chicago,
and is i brilliant speaker. Wei! vcrScd
in her study.
An appropriate program is being ar
ranged in which some of the best known
Unitarian pastors in tn" east Will take
part Rev. +. =. Snuthwnrth. u. u. will
hr in rharg" of IN" services lie VIII
30 assisted ny Rev. l.. \. coil Of Mari
eta. and several local ministers. After
ti,,. ordination ceremonies thr NumanS
Alliance nf III" church will hold Il rc-
crptiun.
The Wheeling intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1903-1961, 1917-12-03
DEATH FOR FOUR ON
RAILROAD CROSSING

EnsnENTbWN. y. j.. Dec. o.--Four
persons. TWO men, I woman ana three
year old girl. were killed at a railroad
crossing near h"rr to-day. when au rX-
press train struck :h"Ir automobiles. In
III" Clothing nf "u" Of the vi|tIm. who
was about "a years old. WAS rad
bearing the nam" OF George *. Wiley.
Tho other man was ahout ~ years "t
age and q woman -.
The accident happened in II deep cut
mar the point where The Camp lIiX Wis
branch IF the Pennsylvania railroad
meets tn" Trenton division. The train
Was h"un'i for Camden. y. J.. and was
heavily loaded with ;hr soldiers.
TIL" victims VIZ" identified as Frank
W. Wiley. his wil" and daughter and
George ". Wiley. father Of Fink. All
lived al RTrliuSl"I!. y. i.
The Wheeling intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1903-1961, 1917-12-03
MILLION PLEDGED FOR
JEWISH RELIEF WORK

NEW YORK. 1nr o-Sinrr than
81 mon. ~" WHS pledged for lew i>n' war
rclrcf and w"liar" work at a d,unrr
given hrrr tonight by Jacob II. S,,niff ~
, op"u the campaign l." rals" g.. GOA nnH in
This city. Tn" largest giff of lh.
might cam" from MIR. Schitt. who sub
Srrihrd S2nn. 400.
4 letter Of endorsement from PrcsI-
dent Wilson WAS read
The Wheeling intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1903-1961, 1917-12-03
CHARLESTON IN THROES
OF STREET CAR STRIKE

CHARLESTON. W. Va. Dec. .
t'hHrl"Strn street car service. about 81
rallies ~ traction lines. covering the
city and suburbs. is completely para
li2td tonight. thu company having taken
Off all cars rs darkness came This is
til" r'suit al Ia" %trikr saturday morn
Ing "f employees Of III" Charleston In
trrurhan railroad company. who do
mand recognition Of thr!r union.
\ protest will also hc tlr,i tomorrow
with Mayer 'i"nrS" ~ MarQuorn. b.
til" strikers. ~ whi"h ;hor a!lrsc gun
m"ir. i'll III" employ II thr com ,,any
ar" ratroll'rs IN" streets AMI u>u-,rng
police powers.
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BOLSHEYIK| CARRY
CONTINUED from First Page.)

tries IN urti"r lat"- in MAJ" pIar'. was
immediately handed over Ia liz, staff Of
tn" divisions. Nhrn u WAS sent hy direct
wiz" to III. staff commander If thr
eastern front and 20 tn" rhI"f comma nj
OF OF tho German armies.
-; G:40 u'rln,k W." w"rr taken in \
MOTOR car IT, IN" minister's house IN
tn, rad from nviusk Ia Eun"' y"zn.
where We W"r" r"t"ivrd hy Divisions
General Won llnfrm"iSi"r. who in
f"rm~d u% hat cur pror"SnI mad been
handed 10 IN" highest commander and
that u reply would probably he r"r..Iv"i
in - hours. Eui AZ -" "'rl"rk thu
The Wheeling intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1903-1961, 1917-12-03
WOMEN WILL SUE

WNSilfNtTnN. Dec. 2.--'rht N"m"r%
parfs h"nd'un ri' ~ announced tonight
tha' Nh Snru.'u ro'"'ntiy r"l"a""d from
~: aF,~r serving part -: terms Tor
far. tho Nhli" House
would sr" ,ttr commissioners Of tho
District "f columbia and tho IhIl and
wnrkhouS, nuihuriIirS for &ae.hhb dam
ages ..'arh. for alleged falls" impriSnn-
:iIl ISsa IL -
The Wheeling intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1903-1961, 1917-12-03
APPEAL TO WOMEN:

WASHINGTON. Dec 2.--Annthcr ap-
peal la the women Of tie country Ia
knil Tor tho navy a.Io -111rsnr corps.
vas issued tonight by tho w"mans adj
riSory Committee on naval nuxiliaries
Ia the Red Cross war council. All
women wishing TO knit, especially for
th"c" branches. were requested TO apply
10 the Rcd Cross chapter nearest them.
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W eStern Front.

EERLTE. ISrc- @.---fEritiSh Admiralty. r
per Wireless I'r"Ss.---i;riti>h attack" IN
n" Hiamhrai area yesterday were TO-
pulsed by tho Germans, who cleared III"
village Of MHSmi"r". aIu! tu"k prisoners
there. according 10 t0-dly'$ r"I,nrlS !rnnl
army hcaduurt,rS.
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LONDON. nee. 2.--'rhn ri"rniauS mad"
drSp"rat" efforts yrSi"rrny I" inrr"n&r
tn" initial gains achieved IN th"ir cnun-
tcr-nttaCk on IN" ''nmhru ira.t i
w"r., defeated. with heavy losses To-
days official 'HtilIunlrhtIu:! r'I!,ri .,
that min" %"Har;It" attacks wcr" made
on tn" British positions near MaSnt"r"E
south OF Cambria.
The Wheeling intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1903-1961, 1917-12-03

rtE1S Dee. 4.--Activ" artillery fight
ing * In progress on tn" Nrr,luu front
last NJ Mcu$". wh"r" In" r;rrnlnr!r. on
Friday night. were defeated IL, 4 vinlcn.
attack gu III" -f'r"nrh line. hu, - fur
thor infantry artrnn% hlr" occurred
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cons d"rnhlr trouble with SnirinS from
0 th,. upper windows nf farm houses.
The Italian batteries wcst of tho
triangle and marin" batteries ~ the
mouth ct tho river hay" 81 heavily
ShrIlrd movements along these roads
crossing the inundated sector until thu
attempt ln approach from that direction
has been stopped.
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y Attacked by Tanks.

LONDON. l,..r. - The reinforced
Turkish armies m I'Hl'>liu" ruuiinurd
to make iltiH,Is~ OIL tn l'rI:r~h I".SII,ru2
north w">t uf Jerusalem. hui have. h.."n
rrpulS.'d with heavy losses.
The Wheeling intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1903-1961, 1917-12-03
WANTED-Coal Lands.

wANTEo-CoaI land, OF the Pitfshuruh nuHbSr
sisht v1ia located In Ohio OF West Va Parties
want. Tn ope-te the same Must b close 70 railroad
r O. Bon 81. Wheeling. ". Va. n-.o-sW =
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LOST AND FOUND

Iosr-ss.oo Bill. near Ith Enc 9Th SIS. on Market
Fiudor please return TO intelligence oniee:
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FOR RENT

FOR REHT-PlcaSant Valley. ronms. furnished Tor
light housekeeping: sitab!e for tWo iafieS hf"
phone, 4S5.N Mtenhtm. olf
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BUSINESS OPPORTUNITIES
FOR SALE-Automobiles

FOR SALE-M.1wcil touring car IN good running
CIDER Will srlI cheap for quick sale Gail Nat
nh,uc IJ6a.M rr,m q 10 s = m. d-3