davidaulloa/AmericanStories huggingface dataset:
Cheyenne record., 1917-09-06
Surely,

HE borrows from Peter to pay
Paul."
well, that's all right. II you happen
to be Paul"
Cheyenne record., 1917-09-06
A Preliminary.

Can l enlist your efforts in this
volunteer work.
II must first recruit my health"
Cheyenne record., 1917-09-06

A trailing vine that is easy to raise
is the weeping pantana.
Cheyenne record., 1917-09-06
When Your Eyes Need Care
TU Murine Eve RemedU

10 s.srsiss -Jsss - osossra 9 ss.ss g
RSSHifSssi HI r - IN afs6 6SS. g. q Fc1a6
Der taÌˆgliche Demokrat. [volume] (Davenport, Iowa) 186?-1918, 1917-05-13
Mus ben1 s}ulanbe.
Urolfcmcr III 9ac,u Yurf.

9tcm Dorf, t3. Diot. Sic gauge
TcucrlpcDr ppu grupflpn hn> Aneersz
borough, sulan,n,en NIT Is Spr,scn
BON Manbattun, lullrbeu bclltc Mnr=
ocn INT 1915 nlarmirt 81 c1nent
@rpbfcucr. bas il, bcn Srddtbnbnbo@
fen im Olteiitrift ppn@rootIpn lpiitbct.
;Scinblide slnsldnbcr red)tlus crtlart.
sOl a on. 0n., 12. afui. 9eittcr
Gmerp Specr pom bieii9cn 9rnScs@
oiltriftgcriht entldieo, bub fcinplibc
s1sldnpcr fein Ncdlt bciiscn, omcrt@
faniIdc 9iirger in amerifanild)cn gez
richteu fir sic Souer bcs &ricacs slt
perfloocn. Gr iuics ciuc &logc Der
|lcttenbur9 poltbaus So. 9c9cn S,
s. 9al,nun lnb 6. 6. Ydrfcr ab. dIs
fcltocltcllt ipllrbe. bub sic fldgcriid)c
@eIcllldaft 0e,tld)en aelorte. Gr
Iaotc, sic &laae tonne nod9cenbi9ung
bcs Arieges ein9creid)t lpcrbeu.
9cntidcr lit eam ssranciseo berhaftet.
can Srancisco. ~. 0fat.
Der taÌˆgliche Demokrat. [volume] (Davenport, Iowa) 186?-1918, 1917-05-13
9ie 2ouoouer 3eniur i6eint pou &erlin
ni@t germ maS our@5ulQ0en.
9te aieiti8 ertpartete &an5lerreoe utro aut 9tens
ta0 9ebalten tperoen.
gSenu raure t0te ME pote, mas wob bon 9eu4lant
iibria bliebe
Die Gmslanocr uerlorcn 3cebrssc
seritDrcr

St1lncr Wtndbuun
lobm Srunocn uno gritn i9cn anglm peiter Scb5gcz
1nbcl in 9uBlnno mill gebolu Sronfreif
9eutlhunO baben pa - Staluu lit 9pblenno9
Sdffe uno Geb Ser Jei65ng nirO H6er Gu6
2o6rngen boren - reie in 5pQnnb? Sic Stbe u9tireu fir
NotionaItaot abue Seobr junger 9cutidcr
unb5 gSci5cnernte loa ltlcd3t
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&erdeQuug 9eiitiger \, = lnte aus @etrtibe
ioq fit bic &ritgsbaner Derboten 1uerbeu.
@ootebeltS 0er3enStuunt@ eebt Der @erpirtli6um8
ent0e0en.
seua bat bic 3eungsni alaniel Der sponaseoorlage
JM bus @aiarben effsbanposramm wa &osc oieier
nids

Sic arie9luern wcrben peitcr rt WprI9
Yraibent 98ion bdt cine Dffentde 8cbc Drnc" eu
1 - 3eitmgen perocn tbclrcr e6eraa perbn
uoidc MuslGnber birn ncnanb bcrz
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piro freunbidcr = Gin 8robcs uioncneu 1882 @an
bis s cruirt - micren1 0icgicrnngsblatt
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Smr &ricsslase.

Sic nerbdltuibrudbi9c 9slbe an Sen
aon,piitellen ser @citiront crfdbrt
cine paiicube grldlttcrlu9 burf nen
ocItriacn 8eriiat bes 8rtessbcrihters
ifotters Ser 2pnbpner Sinres. ippno9
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iiloiId)en @oltc3 ouf scr Srieoensfouz
fcreu5 nnrfireu. Gs Iou ei1 slppeu an
ulle Slocn er9cbcu, on Ocm Sample
fur jiioTfc rationale slutonp111ie uno
bic Stderlng bon Enldltiun iiir sic
Suoen Ith 5u betgeiligcu.
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(Sortiesune auf ser 6. Seite.).
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Nu8 Dem NuSlanoe.
StcnStag Ipriht bcr &ansler.

Im miter a Ut, 12. 9iai, iiber
9o'1hon, 6:47 gtna. Gs muroc beute
balbamtlidJ lit Berlin pcrfiinoct, oai
Hethsfan5lcr ppl1 Sctbmuuu ,6ua=
meg am naditcn Steustas in, 9icids=
tag le1nc EeDc iber bic Grie9s;icle
Seutidlanos balten ,uiro.
Sic &6lniidle &pltsscituna erfldrt,
oaf Der &an5lcr, ser iett int oeutid,eu
$5anptqnarticr mcilt, mprgcm mad,Scr=
lilt suriiffebrcn unb ben Scmcis nit
br'ngen ,utro, nae CT bes &aiicrs upl=
les Scrtraucn bat.
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Sc,ucsung fir ciucn iiioiidJcn
Matipnalltaat.

q nj tier a NJ. -. Mui, iibcr
Spnbrn. Sat elmer %criun,mIllng Nmz
lreroomcr Suoen, ipelhc om Sprz
ncrstag itnttfuno. ipuroc cine Ncioluz
tipn un9er1ontmcn, in lpelher &cuu9z
thllul,g iiber Sen omerifaniIhcn iiioiz
ldcn &onareB l,nb ibnlidc Sclpcouus
gen III HnBlono. lluo anocrcn SGuncrn
auseelprohen ipltrbc, Du niclelbeu Sen
9eginn elmer Organization int Snters
elle elmer 9eletlt6en &ertretuue oes
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The only morning daily
paper in the Tri- Cities, Dav-
enport, Rock Island and Mo.
line. Member Of the AsSO.
ciated Press.
Der taÌˆgliche Demokrat. [volume] (Davenport, Iowa) 186?-1918, 1917-05-13
Scutihlanns @ci5cn angcblid, mit=
ratbcn.
&Mbnc scciabrt.

u ter "a III. -. Niai. Gcn,db
elmer @ielpune Scr &Dlnilhen 3citllng
bobelt npr eini9cr Scit % Scutidc
bon n1tlttirpflid]ti9cm @Itcr cs SUI
ire9c 9ebraht, bon Chile aus SclttIhz
lonb mad, elmer bcn,crfcnsiucrthcn
Subrt in cil,cn1 fleincn ScoclIhiff sit
crrcidwu. Sic bctreffcuncu Sclltlc lctcn
fnuftcn bas oltc dhileuilhe ScgcIltiff
Sinto bon ciren, Spnnenscbolt BON
4S0 Spnneu ouf, pcrlobcn cs nit
eincm prabtlplcu Ipporut uno rciItcu
iibcr Sic ShctIono Sniclr roh Nor
iue9en. Sus Sd}iff lpuroc in 9rpntz
bcin1 9tprlpc9cl,, ocrfnuit uuo Sic
W,nnidaftcn Icsteu lire Hciic nod
9eutldIuno fort. SieIc lpofcrcnyrGl1z
ner Iiuh im 9un6cn t24 Sage inter
lpegs 9elucIcn.
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Eie einaiee @orseaseituas
III ben 9rei.Stabteu, 0aben.
port. @o6 Sslanb uub @o.
line.
@italieb Der a1oetateb grek.
Der taÌˆgliche Demokrat. [volume] (Davenport, Iowa) 186?-1918, 1917-05-13
Sm Scntihcn Hcihstas.

v NJ It CT 4 NJ, iiber Sonoon, -.
.vda1. Sic critic 9hln,mcr pes Gez
1d1aTt5prrgran1ns oe5 9ieidjstaees fin
'clnc am nadtlten Wpnto9 ltattfinbenz
De |erlon1mllns iuiro cine SSntcrpelz
tat1on IN be5ug ultf GliaB 2othrinz
ee'l Iein; luie oi~ sSeier Getting III
Sremen ld)reibt. Soierauf iperoen slpei
N1tcrpcllationen binIihtli6 oerarieasz
5ielc Seutlhlanbs fol9en. Sic Ncoc
oes 8eidstan5lers bon Sctbmonl1z
9olllpe9 ilbcr lestgcnonntcn @eeenz
'tano miro ntdt oot Sicnstog erlporz
The Wheeling intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1903-1961, 1917-06-26
TAX ON MEXICAN
:, OIL OUTPUT MAY
HAMPER ALLIES

WASHINGTON. June c5.-Flrm hui
friendly representation TO MHNic"
against new high taxes in the Tamplco
oil fields, and other REPRESENTATIONS
iion" OF foreign companies. have been
made to the CarranZa government. 1t
WAS learned today.
Great Britain is understood to nave
seconded the representations aGainSt
the oil taxes. though whether she took
the course OF sending the note 20 Car
rama is not known.
The taxation representations. entirely
friendly in tone. but quite lnSiStcut
Upon change, seek TO lower taxes
which many oil racn now regard as a.
most confiScatory.
The other representations are direct
al against the CarCanZa decree conf
polling all foreign companies TO oper-
ate under Mexican charter. thus TAX
ing them out from under the protec-
ton OF their own governments.
Carranzas position IS known to DO
thar the oil taxes will furnish consid-
crablc money 10 run his government.
but the American apd British govern
mcnts hold that. with their large
drafts OF oil for navy ard air service.
;hey are entitled !" 4 greater constdcTa-
ten than has thus far been shown
tacm.
Law in Effect July 10.
The new tax Jaw goes into effect
July 10. Foreign operators. including
Americans. will probably pay their
taxes under protest. relying on the
hope and belief that General CarranZa
viii make notifications.
Unknown to CarrarZa. It was learned
today the German consul in the TuN-
pam district has been stirring up trou-
bio.
Some disturbances have occurred.
hu. these have not bsen sufficient 70
cause any particular alarm in govern
mcnt circles. Oil has been coming out
The Wheeling intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1903-1961, 1917-06-26
Vigorous Men
and Women are
in Demand

If your ambition has left you, your
happiness has gone forever unless you
take advantage Of John Coleman Co.'S
offer to refund your money
on The first box purchased il Wendells
Ambition Pills do not put your entire
system in fine condition and give you
the energy and rigor you have lost.
Be ambitious. be strong, be vigorous.
Bring the rudy glow Of health to your
cheeks and the right sparkle that de.
notes perfect manhood and womanhood
TO your eyes.
Wendeils Ambition Pills, the great
nerve tonic, can't be beat for that tired
feeling. nervous troubles, poor blood.
headaches, neuralgia, restlessness,
nervous prosGauon. mental
depression. loss Of appetite and kidney
or liver complaints.
In two days you will feel better. In
week you will feel fine. and after tax.
Ing one box you will have your old.
time confidence and ambition.
Be sure and get SOC box to-day
and get out OF the rut. Remember
John Coleman Co.. and dealers every.
where are authorized to guarantee
them. Mail orders Allied, charges pre-
paid by The Wendell Pharmacal Com.
pany, Inc. Syracuse. N. 7.
The Wheeling intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1903-1961, 1917-06-26
ALL WEST VIRGINIA CANNES
MUST WEAR TAGS BY JULY 26
STRICT DOG LAW PROVIDES FOR
REGISTRATION - n EAVY
PENALTIES PROVIDED.
Register to Be Kept by County Clark
and Tags and Licenses Are to &c
Provided by Commissioned.

4 Hrw lax requiring the licensing
and tagging OF all dogs IN West Nir-
cinia goes into effect July %. The
law was passed BY the special session
oil the legislatures in May for the pro-
;ectinu OF sheep and as 4 food con-
servation measure.
The act provides thar Cnunty courts
must furnish dog tags numbered con
SrcutivslE. \ fec OF twenty-five cents
Is required for each tag and the lc-
cnmpanyinC certificate showing that
the dog has been registered. The
county clerk is required to issue the
license and tag and to keep the dog
register Sherifts. constabltS and
municipal officers. under the act. are
REQUIRED to assist in enforcing the law
requiring that all dogs wear tags.
Dogs in the country as We'll a the
city must sc registered and tagged.
The Law provides that an" citizen
may. and the sheriff. deputy sheriff.
constable or municipal police officer
shall, seize any dog tOund-runninS at
large on any street or highway or
lrespassing on any property other
than that OF the owner, unless accom-
panied by the keeper or owner. In
case such dog is wearing tag. tho
citizen or official Selling the dog is
REQUIRED to ascertain from the register
Ike owner Of the dog and notify such
owner. The dog must be impnunded
for seven days The citizen or officer
Seizinc the animal is entitled ia two
dollars Tor such seizure and ten cents
for each day the dog is lmpounded.
;ooss not claimed at the end OF seven
,i;.vs may be killed in some humane
manner.
One section Of the law absolutely
:orpids an unuaturalized person from
accepting a dog in West Virginia.
Provision is made for hunting with
dogs where the owners secure. peg
mission from owners Of land.
Fines not exceeding $10ne or Jail
sentences not exceeding 80 days orl
both are provided for dog owners who
fail to have their CANNES registered
and for any officer who fails to per
form any duty imposed upon him by
The law.
The Wheeling intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1903-1961, 1917-06-26
Rriefs aud Personals.

The meeting in the interests OF tne
Red Cross which WAS Ia nave ocen hein
has been indefinitely postponed on &C,
count of the committee not being ao'e
to complete arrangements. 1890
Tho pleasant Hill Ladies' Aid society
will meet in the NJ. l.. parsonage nero
Wednesday afternoon.
Miss Margaret McCombs is the guest
Of her sister, Mrs. II. W. Bloomfield, OF
Washington, Pa
Re- IF. A. Coftman will visit in Hun
tincton n few days this week.
E. J. Cooke purchased Maxwell car
recently. ,,,., 49,
Miss Mary Wayman will entertain the
True Rluo class Of the Bethlehem sun
day school and their boy friends Mt her
homo ut bethlehem this evening IN honor
Of her niece, Miss Ethel "aymon.
Rev T. E Nicklen attended meeting
Of the Wheeling prcsbytery in Mounds
vile Monday
ing. spent sunday at his home mere:
4 very large crowd attended the chill
drcn's day service which was given BY
th, Allen Grove Sunday school in tho
church Sunday evening. An excellent
program was rendered and liberal Of
frring was made for Sunday school mis-
Tho Boys Rrcadn nf bethlehem Ravo
a Strawberry social Friday evening IN
Wuvman'S field.
Miss Helen Dorsey. nf Wheeling ISL
and. is visiting 1T the home Of c. T.
Cloudy.
rev. andHAJrs l.. E Lewellyn- Prof.
AMI Mrs. Nhil"ham. allfof Elm Grove.
w"r" guests Of Mr.. and Mrs. ". i.
Wayman. Of Bethlehem. on Monday.
Mrs. Harry RTicmson has returned IL
her HON" IN McMcchcn after 4 visit with
r. iiNnS here.
Tho Two adult Bible rlnsscs Of tn" Mt
0liv"t Sunday school will hold their
regular monthly meeting at tho home
Of Mr.. and Mrs ~ NJ. Sncdck"r this
evening lTu"sdayl.
Miss Blanche Brown. of Wheeling ISL
and spent Sunday ut the William White
home 1T Nj. 0liv"t.
Misses Edna and Sigma HERMANN Will
entertain th'ir .lnssci OF the Bethlehem
Sunday school with II picnic At their
home near H"th!"hnm Wednesday after
noon and evening.
Sunday visitors at tho home OF Mr..
The Wheeling intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1903-1961, 1917-06-26
Prominent
SOC|E. 7Y VVO|NAl
AGAIN !L[[AiD5
All Her Family and a Host Of
Friends Pleased

tN)r L long time Sh" mad" an uphi
hchf AGAINST Il bad case of nerves ard
i'll health. Doctors. Sanitariums ana
Medicines had hrsn tried without any
Improvement: Still she MAS Il rlucky
little woman and, did her hest 10 brace
up and app"a: cheerful on account or
the family ifough she gradually KEEP,
growing from bad TO worS" In tho
di$may ut hrr husband and children.
THINKS wrr" indeed looking tough
when h. lnGS"krepCv said ~ the nus
band: II I'm going In break my rule
and butt INTO family affairs for once
oven if lose my job. for ! hrmlr hr'
lirv" thar I'll" :rnIhl" with III" mis-
rreSS ia that she has gunr III" Social
Whirl" - hard she is all run down
and Ter blood and nerves need the
same mrdicin" took DO you re-
member my condition las, spring" !
took Phosphaind Iron and believe nc
il made Il new WOMAN nf me IN SNORT
order and | wish YOU would try il
fDr the misses"
Ready 10 Try anything the huSoanu
'nhoned to his druggist for a box ana
in d few days The whole family no.
ii,cd The imprON Cment. II just SEEM
r,i aS If the woman'$ whole body was
striving for PhosphorOuS and Iron The
way il took hold. her cheeks Tiled
our. had a healthy rich color. appetite
returned and she had more strength
and vitality than in wears. and abSo-
utp freedom from all nerve trouble,
slept like Il top.
The same story can 10 raid b. hun
drrds' of men and women who have
experienced the benefits Of Phosphate
ed Iron. Every doctor will tell YOU
that YOU must have plenty of Iron
and Phosphorus in YOUR system II
YOU want healthy. strong bodies and
nerves. Gel a box Of PhoSphaled Iron
today and make a fresh start. feel
like doing things once again.
Special Nolicn--To insure your re-
ccivinc thc genuine PhoSphated IRON
we have put up capsules only. DO
not allow dealers 10 substitute tablets
or pillS.-C. H. lirieSt & Co.. Wheel
ing. W. Va. and leading druggists
everywhere.
The Wheeling intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1903-1961, 1917-06-26
THUNDERER WARNS
THE BRITISH PUBLIC

LONDON, June Accommodating On
the astonishing success OF the Liberty
Loan. the Times financial editor refofo
T. it as having very great slgnlnGanea
and only an earnest Of what Is stu %
come. "Confdcnt as VIC may VOL %
however. in the financial strength or tnA
I.rited States" continues the editor, lcS
nobody here be so foolish an to th1n1
everything has been made plain eaAlnG
for us in the matter Of money BY Anossa-
can cooperation.
TT is no substitute for the snoren.
called for from ourselves. and yet thSfS
IS some danger of slackness here noS
only among the public. but through tho
IDEA that g. provision Of American money
relieves US Of much Of our own respcnh
sibility. 1t will do that, we firmly %"
llevc, but only by willing co.operado1
which will need unchecked reststAnos u
our own efforts.
ut would be q short sighted view -
our own money market to ignore u
fnct that an uneSampled drain on ne
monetary resources Of the United Btafaa
may stiff effect It in ways not iuaroe4H
ateiy obvious to those who regard IA
Liberty Loan merely as supplying cheeN
money for allied war chests.
A man who boosted he could "ofoN
IN anything from a tin can to pe1t
tleship" was accepted at Chicago reE
the Marine Corps. He Is profee'
cioool 5vna inter
The Wheeling intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1903-1961, 1917-06-26

frosty at tho rate ~ hurdrcds "f thou
sands Of barrels :: day Nl""niim" there
is. an effort on In" par; nr som" gov
"rnmcnt authorities !" haze California
oil reserves opened NJ 10 meet inCr"as-
ing needs for crude oil.
Th" ravy maintains It's reserve
should be kept intact: the interior de-
nartmcnt feels tina: Americas needs at
present. especially for her proposed az
roplau" fl""t. arc such that freeing Of
supplies would be advisable.
The Wheeling intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1903-1961, 1917-06-26
Patriotic Services.

Rev. II. \. Cot will hC!d pacTlotIC ser
viccs in the Pleasant Hill NJ. E. church
on next Sunday ut II a. m. and At the
Nj. Olivct church Mt 3 p. m: H.
a patriotic service will be herd IN
tho bethlehem Union chapel next sun
day afternoon In connection Win the
Sunday school.
The Wheeling intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1903-1961, 1917-06-26

and Mrs. T.. Montgomery of Mt oliyet.
we're: Mrs. Z. J. Hawn and daughter.
Miss Eta. Of East Wheeling: Mrs. p:
Jones and son. Earl. Of Short Creek:
Mr.. and Mrs. J. H. Montgomery ana
BIr Brown, Of Warweod.:
Miss Helen and Mont Curtis returned
to their home in. Elm Grove Monday
after a visit at the D. n. Garvtn homo.
The Wheeling intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1903-1961, 1917-06-26
SHERRARD
Addreas Epworth League.

On Thursday evening Rev. e.; =
SAMPSON. pastor OF tho Benwood al. r..
church. will deliver an address 70 tne
F:rworth league in the Pleasant Hill NJ.
F church. Following the address the
league will hold a social and refresh
ments will be served on the church lawn.
The Wheeling intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1903-1961, 1917-06-26
Special Sale of Clothes Baskets 48c--Hampers 98c

Clothes Hampers like the picture, standing %
inches high with twenty-nch square top opening,
fitted with hinged lid cover. telephone call will
secure delivery of either hamper. or basket to
your home, at, the above low prices.
The Wheeling intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1903-1961, 1917-06-26

COL Charles Z. Morrison, command
ing The Second West Virginia Regl-
ment, to-day announced that the 100
mar khad been reached in the enroll
ment of the regiment. Recruits are
filling UP the ranks more rapidly, and
war strength of 1000 men is expected
SOON
The Wheeling intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1903-1961, 1917-06-26

Commissioner Lee OFT to-day settled
the claim Of James Rocco, an ltal ian
against the @orkmen's compensation
department in full, giving the Italian
q chance 10 get back to his country to
snend the remainder Of his days. Roc
60 was employed by the Long Branch
Coal Company and was badly burned
nv a powder explosion. His eyesight
was impaired, and he is no longer
able 70 work The claim amounted 10
The Wheeling intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1903-1961, 1917-06-26
Will Entertain Society.

The Christian Endeavor society VIII
entertain the Limestone Christian In
Gcavor society in Good VIII hall FRIDAY
evening Of this week.
The Wheeling intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1903-1961, 1917-06-26

The floorwalker called me down
for being late this mornin.
Hes got a nerve eXpeCtln US girls
to dance till in the mornin' and set
here at 8."-Browning's Magazine.
The Wheeling intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1903-1961, 1917-06-26
ADVANCE IN SALARIES.

CHARLESTON. ". Va. June -
Announcement was made here to-day
to the effect that many Chesapeake 4
Ohio Railroad employees will receive 4
voluntary Increase in salary. approx
mating > per cent. President George
". Stevens sends the following an
nouncement:
effective July /. 1917. : per cent.
increase in salary will be paid 10 each
employee serving the company in of
fees. III stations and in parlor and din.
ing cars who entered the service prior
ito January |. 1917. and whose salary
has not been advanced since that date
and who is now receiving less than
$500 per annum."
They arrived hurried!: al the fifth
inning.
Whats the score, Jim" he asked
a fan.
Nothing 10 nothing" was the reply
oh. Goody." she exclaimed. We
haven't missed a thing. Life.
The Wheeling intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1903-1961, 1917-06-26

ready for distribution for the fiscal
year Of 1918 beginning July l, 1t was
announced today
The Wheeling intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1903-1961, 1917-06-26
STATE NEWS

,,,I.' :, I:nnr,.,, England has APP
:, ~, .i,nrn ro,ui\ road hund isSu"
nj, ,rI,rnTrd at - sp~rla, election
n, 49, ,,,,.rs of Ihr county. Th" Issu"
H ~ ~, n,n ,,,, I.uL.r u rc,.cn, act If
-, I.c;.l,r,r.. Il attorney general must
,,,rnIr III h,u, ISSUES.
"''' -
,,I,r,Ls.Tnx " Va lun" 81.
,.',,'.,., -. ,m.,ilI an interest IN the
IN Nn : ,,.,.;,',, If IN, stuI.. Tor farm
H""'''" :, S,,,,,.I commissioner OF
ny; ''T.'' 49,. ,,,,,,;n,,.d Professor A.
H -, Wn.I virpiria TnlIcgi-
w. 80 lnc,.!.,l agent to work
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The Wheeling intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1903-1961, 1917-06-26
MONTGOMERY IN.
TIMELY WARNING
TO STATES MINERS

CHARLESTON, W. Va, June 25.-
West Virginia coal miners. making
the highest wages in history, and
greater than those in any other coal
producing State, with improved Condl-
lions existing In several counties. and
with the finest seams Of coal TO be
found, are warned by Commissioner OF
Labor Samuel B. Montgomery against
the paid labor agent from competitive
States who seeks TO induce miners in
this State to- go TO other States TO ac-
cept employment. These facts are set
forth in a public statement by the
commissioner.
In round figures s41,342 has been
subscribed 10 the Red Cross fund here
in two days. An effort will be made
until next Thursday at midnight TO
subscribe 100000 OF more, and fifty
OF the city's wcalthieSt citizens to-
morrow will be asked for subscriptions
Of $1,000 each The Red Cross War
Council At Washington was to-day no.
tilted of the action.
The Baltimore G Ohio Railroad has
filed application with the Public Serv-
ice Commission aSNng that but one
rc.consignment be allowed shippers OF
coal, coke and lime. The system Of
some shippers who make three and
four consignments on one car OF Goa!
has for some limo been the cause or
complaints by railroads, it was an,
founced. and other roads are expected
to follow with similar applications.
4 shinment OF $4,000 automobile II.
cenSes has been received at the road
denartmnnt and will be
The Wheeling intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1903-1961, 1917-06-26

4 shipment OF $4,000 automobile Il,
censes has been received at the road
COMMISSIONS department and will be
The Wheeling intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1903-1961, 1917-06-26

These Clothes Baskets are 80 inches long and IS
inches widr-httcd with strap handles. They are
tightly woven and substantially built. At the above
price they rtSt only third as much as a woven
Wickrl< bias krt of the same SIZE
The Wheeling intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1903-1961, 1917-06-26

HUNTINGTON. ". Va. June 25.-
Huntington facea milk famine unless
the rising cost nf feed can b" checked.
according to statements mad" ny the ca
hell County Dairymcn's association 10
the Agricultural committee nf tho Cham
bcr Of Commerce. Tho establishment Of
a centralized distributing system has
heen suggested as solution In tho prob
lem.