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Evening journal., 1917-08-18

Mrs. E. T Bye has returned from
trip to Gardner's Lake, Maine
where she spent several weeks.
Evening journal., 1917-08-18

Mr.. and Mrs. Harold S. Schutt re-
turnsd recently from a months trip
to Buck Hill Falls.
Evening journal., 1917-08-18

Albert Kruse. Walker Hopes and
William B. Megear. Jr.. left tony on
a motor trip TO Rehoboth Beach.
where they win spend the weekend.
Evening journal., 1917-08-18

David T. Rayner and Reah Robin
son left this week for Maine. where
they will spend a fortnight camping.
Evening journal., 1917-08-18

recently in Red Lion, by A. ] David
son and family
Evening journal., 1917-08-18

Mrs. Frank Lewis and Mrs. Lee ].
Martin spent the weekend at Reho.
both Beach.
Evening journal., 1917-08-18

Mr.. and Mrs. Alfred E Green and
son have returned home after spend
ing a week at Atlantic City.
Evening journal., 1917-08-18

Miss Christine Cause left on Wed
nesday for Maine, where she will
spend a fortnight as the guest OF
Mrs. Lammot DUPONT, who IS sum.
mering there.
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nine HOLIDAYS
IN SCHOOL YEAR
School Calandar and List Of Holidays
Arranged by Superintendent Citizens
Approved by Board

There will be nine holidays for the
local schools this year. There Will be
two weeks vacation at Christmas. This
will be the longest vacation of the year
On June 6, the high school commence
mcnt will be held and on June 7 tho
Lincoln school will hold it's commence
mcnt. School will be dismissed for the
year on June 7.
Tho Christmas vacation will include
the mid-wintcr vacation. A spring raca-
ton TOR week will commence March
%
Tuesday evening. AT a meeting Of the
board of education. Superintendent {. l..
Citizens submitted n calandar and list OF
school holidays, which was unanimously
4 dopted.
The calandar follows:
First month begins Sept. 4. ends Sept.
IS.
Second month begins Oct. l. ends Oct.
i26.
Third month begins Oct. %. ends Nov
49,
Fourth month begins Nov. &c. ends
Dec. 81.
Fifth month begins Jan. ?. ends Jan.
o5
Sixth month begins Jan. IS. ends Feb.
81.
Seventh month begins Feb. rs, ends
March 90.
Eighth month begins April l. ends
April IS.
Ninth month begins April 90, ends
May "a.
Tenth month begins May 81. ends
juno {.
The Holidays For l7-ls
Sept. 3-Labor Day.
Sept. G-Statc Fair Day.
Nov. 29-30-Thanks giving.
Dec. Il to Jan. 2-Unclusive) Mid
Winter and Christmas vacation.
Feb. "2--Annirersary OF WashinEton's
birthday
March % to April 1-Spring vacation.
May 3n-Dccoration Day.
June 6-High school commencement.
June I-Lincoln school commence
ment.
Jnna T-C1Dcinr Of schools
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EXPECTATIONS OF THE
SLEUTHS NOT REALIZED

SAN DIEGO. Cal. Sept. 12.-After
thorough investigation. concluded to-
night. Of the officers. crew. passengers.
cargo and papers Of the gasoline
schooner. Anvil. brought here early 20
day by an American warship from
point 500 miles south Of this port. the
department Of justice held nine men
who were aboard. The nine men were
detained. il was said, on the ground that
they are subject to the war ARMY draft
bill and have not registered for service.
Tho federal officers said tonight that
their expectation. announced today. Of
finding aboard the Anvil men believed
to have been implicated in the blowing
up Of the Mare Island navy yard power
arsenal last summer. had not been real
led They said that the examination Of
those on the Anvil had convinced them
their suspicious were unfounded.
Only Two OF the nine men held ad
mitted being American citizens.
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Hitting at the Foreign
Language Newspapers

WASHINGTON, Sept. 1.-THE admin
istration trading with the enemy DILL
which passed the house without a ols-
senting vote last July. was passed py
the senate late today with many amend
ments, including one giving the presi-
dent power to embargo imports and pro-
hibiting publication Of war comment In
the German language unless accompan-
led in a parallel column by transla-
ton in English.
.Frior to adoption Of the King amend
ment the senate rejected an amendment
by Senator Meyers designed to curp l.
w ". activities. proposing to penalize
seditious discussion or action ana IN
reference with production,
In q letter to Senator Ransden OF
Louisiana, who offered the import en-
barge amendment. Secretary McAdoo
said the authority was needed to con
troll essential raw materials necessary
in the prosecution Of the war; as well
as 10 meet conditions of gold importa-
tons and foreign exchange. He also
said II was desirable in order to deal
with governments imposing restrictions
On the export of materials needed in
this country"
An amendment by Senator Reed was
accepted limiting the bills operations to
80 days after the war.
Supplementing the insurance pro-
visions, which in effect would permit
enemy insurance companies to continue
operations in this country under presi-
Dental licenses. but prohibit their
sending funds abroad. the senate
adopted IN amendment by Senator Reed.
giving the president the broadcast au-
thority over all foreign insurance com
panics. Of all descriptions. enemy, neu-
trail or allied. l,:i9
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FATHER KANE
LAID At REST
IMPRESSIVE AND LARGELY At
TENDED SERVICES HELD IN BIT.
JAMES CHURCH YESTERDAY.
Edifice Crowded With Members OF Con-
gregation and Personal Friends
of Deceased Probate.

Funeral services for the Rev. Father
Robert T.. O'Kane. pastor Of st. James
church. McMcchen, were held yesterday
morning In that edifice. The office Tor
the dead was observed at 9:4a O'CLOCK
followed with solemn requiem high mass
for rcposr of the sole The Rev. Father
@. II. Anyc V. IT,. of st. Joseph Cathc-
dral. was the cclebrant. with the Rev.
Father Edward Galway and the Rev.
Father +. NJ. SchOcman also OF the
cathedral. as sub deacnns. About score
Of priests from all over the wheeling
district, were present. nearly all Of whom
assisted in the services.
With Impressive last rites for the dead
prelatc ut the grave. Father Okanc was
laid at rest in Mt. Calvary cemetery.
Father O'kanc WAS one of the most
widely known and beloved priests In the
state. He had been connected with a
number Of churches in this community
Including St. Joseph's cathedral, and nj
parkcrsburg and ClarksburC. He passed
away II Baltimore. Md. Sunday. morning,
following n brief illness. while attending
the annual priests retreat
The services yesterday morning were
attended by nearly every member OK 81
James church. scores Of Wheeling per"
sons and many personal friends OF the
deceased prclatc who arc affiliated with
other faiths.
Among. the priests OF Wheeling dis
trict who attended the services were:
Rcvcrcnds Father z. A. Mullhearn, Mar
tins Ferry; Patrick Gilesnen. "ar~ood;
Frank p. Rossman. city; Whitman. OF
Bellaire; William Hall, city. Wilbur
Burke city; Q. II. Won Intel Bridge
port; Francis ]. Flanagan, Moundsville;
b. Nader Edgington Lane; +. Pflcger'
Elm Grove, and Father Martin. OF the
Cathedral.
The honorary pallbearers were ]. w.
Hanley. NJ 4. Dowd. II. W. Lowe, f. j.
O'Malley. T. F. Burke and George Pat
rick.
The active pallbcarcrs were T. +. kady'
Martin NJ. Conncrs J. NJ. Carney, Sr.,
Michael Whalen, Harry A. Corners and
Phillip II. Marley.
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END HAY FEVER
STOP SNEEzING
AND wheeling
Get "Nostriola"-3alm or Llqud-and
Take Nose and Throat
Vapor-Spray.

''NOSTRlOLA" is the biggest seller
now for Hay Fever. and all druggists
have il in either Balm or Liquid Form.
They also have the Special Nostrinla
Atomrzer which converts III" Liquid
into Il very, fine vnpor-spray which. goes
direct to tile scat OF trouble. touches
TIL" SPOT and brings delightful relief.
Don't Snrczr whrcZr and nccdltsSly
suffer miserable and restless nights.
but get "Nostriola" and start this pleas
ant treatment ut once.
"NOSTRIOI.A" costs but a iriIlc ana
you'll enjoy the cheapest quickest ana
SurrSt relief 70 hr found for Hay Fever.
Colds, Group. Catarrh. Asthma, and SIM
liar Slorpagrs Of the air passages. A
few cents invested in 'NOSTltlOLA'
will bring surprising results. Try 1t
and see.
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UNANIMOUS APPROVAL
fContinued Prom xtrt 1AeS.)

expectcd In the senate. although some
further minor amendments are to BE-
proposed. ..
Probably the most important changes
Of the finance committee were In tho
allowances for floating the securities.
The house expense allowance Of one
seventh Of one per cent Of the bonds
and war savings certificates was in
creased 10 one-fourth Of one per cent
and the house allowance Of one-tenth
of one per cent for the indebtedness
certificates was cut in half.
Another committee amendment seeks
to definitely establish that the seven.
bIltpn-dullar bond Issue is In addition
to bonds heretofore authorized. Some
Of the committee members commanded
that the btlrs verbiage was not clear on
that point and that. strictly construed.
the measure would actually provide for
additional bonds of only $4,000. GOT. 900. j
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Miss Matilda Braun.

Miss Matilda Braun. of 1924 Jacob
street. one of the aldcst: packers and
machine operators In point Of service at
the Bloch Brothers Tobacco Company,
and widely known and esteemed woman
of South Wheeling. passed away In the
Ohio Valley General hospital at 1:20
o'clock yesterday afternoon, following
an Illness OF five weeks. Her parents
and brothers and sisters were at the
bedside when the end came.
Miss Braun was the daughter OF Mr..
and Mrs Jacob Braun. She was born in
this city 81 years ago and spent all her
life here. She was a member OF st.
Paul's Evangelical church. Miss Braun
was one of the most faithful employees
Of the Bloch Company, and had been en-
ploycd there for 4 quarter Of century.
She leaves besides her parents. three
brothers: John. Harry, william and Ed
ward Braun and two sisters, Mrs. Katie
Thomas and Miss Elizabeth Braun. all OF
this city.
Funeral arrangements were incomplete
last night, but services Will likely be
held Friday afternoon In the family
home with the Rev. A. c. Rasche, OF st.
Paul's church, officiating. lnterment
will be in local cemetery.
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NOT THE REPLY THE
PROFESSOR EXPECTED

WASHINGTON. Sept I2.-Represen-
tatirc Bathrick Of Ohio. made public
his reply to letter he received from
Professor John *. Chnttell Of Columbia
university. asking support for a pro-
posal that no drafted army be sent
abroad without consent Of the soldiers.
II am writing the president Of Co.
lumbia university request that you
be fired that You may have n frcer hand
IT. join Emma Goldman and the rest Of
the l. W. W." Mr.. Bathrick wrote. You
then will not be so dangerous to your
country as you arc while using the
lctterhcads of the great nnd honored Co:
lumbia university to propagate sedition
and other kinds OF trouble for your
country during the present war"
The Wheeling intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1903-1961, 1917-09-13
YOUNG GIRL RUNS
AWAY FROM HOME

Zorpha Cilnontic. a young Eoydsvill"
rirI. al between l.; ana u years nf age,
Lus left hrr home al that place and Is
believed to have made her way To Wheel
ing. Xarpha is Of medium height
Weighs about 125 pounds. and ut tho
Time she departed w"r" Il yellow dress
nni no hat.
1t is likely that she will call NJ some
,,rr's house in search Of work or Gond.
aud in such event. Humane officer
sheldon Joseph requests that the party
set in communication 50 that she may
be returned To her home.
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HALF MILLION FIRE
BURNS LOCOMOTIVES

SCRANTON. Pa. Sept. 12-HaIf n
million dollars worth Of locomotives
property OF the Delaware. Lackawanna
& Western Railroad company. were de.
stroycd here tonight In fire that quilted
the companys roundhouse In the south
ern end Of the city.
Spontaneous combustion was given as
the cause OF the blaze. following an in
vestigation conducted by City Superin-
ttndent OF Fires Peter ]. Rosar and
Fire Chief Charles Z. Robinson OF the
railroad company's fire department,
Fourteen locomotives were made total
losses in the fire.
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Miss Eliza friSSe||
Injured While Riding
IL Thrown to Ground When HorSe
Observation-Disclosures Unconscious
But Injuries Arc Not Fatal.

While riding u horse in Wheeling
purk latci yesterday afternoon. Miss
Eliza Frisscll. daughter Of DR.. and Mrs
C.. NJ. Frissel. If so Fourteenth street.
was thrown TO the ground when the
animal stumbled and received injuries
that while serious. arc not thought 20
be fatal.
Miss FriSscll was cantcring along ut
n slow pace when ii is thought thu
animal stepped il Il hole in the road
and missing its stride threw its rider
with sucA force us to render her un-
conscious but leaving no marks on the
body.
Passcrshy ran &c the young womans
assistance and an ambulance was called
which removed her To the home OF her
parents.
Or f'risscll. when seen last night ny
4 reporter refused tn give out any
statement other than to say that his
daughter was SIN unconscious. with
short periods when she appeared 20
recognize those about her.
II is believed that in falling MISS
Frjssell either hliEhted on her hcad Or
was kicked by III, horse.
The Wheeling intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1903-1961, 1917-09-13
UNION VETERANS
LEGION In SESSION

COLUMBUS. O.. Sept. 1.-Two hun
dred members Of the Union Veteran LIE.
gion, mere handful OF former mem
bcrs, today held their thirty-second an
nual cncampment here. During the
past year Biz of the veterans have died.
Membership in the organization is lin
tied to G. a. r. veterans who enlisted
for service In the Civil War before
July !. 1863. after which drafts and
offers Of bonuses went into effect and
who served more than two years
GAINESVILLE. Ohio. is Attempting to OBJ
tain next years convention. Officers
will be elected late today. 1t is GER
tain. members shy. that Samuel VI. Ev-
ans Of Pittsburgh. will be elected to
succeed jeremiah T. Lockwood Of White
Plains. y. Y. as national comma ndcr.
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NAB DOZEN GREEKS
AT A POKER TABLE
Police Squad Breaks Up Game in MAI
ket Street House at Midnight
Ten Put UP for Appearance.

Twelve Greeks were arrested on
charges Of gambling when Il squad o.
police raIdcu an alleged poker game at
No. 2346 Markc: street at midnight.
Ten OF the prisoners posted cash for
fciIS OF S25 each for their appearance
in police court this morning.
The prisoners taken in the raid are
Phil Andrews. Angelo Saupo. George
Morrics, Nick Papas Mike George. John
PapaS. Peter Slavis. Mike Brown Tom
Kapuras. Mike MunoriS, John Philipa
and Peter Nina.
PatrOlmcu Crimson and Rine and
Roundsman Tom Wier made the raid.
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NEWS BRIEFS

ALLEY .. running parallel with and
between Twelfth and Fourteenth streets
betwcen Market and Main. has been
closed. owing to having been torn up at
the warehouse of the T. Y. Hutchinson
company in order to rcrair the sewage
system.
People bound for Bridgeport have
begun tho custom of boarding tho
bridgeport car at Fourteenth and Main
streets instead Of at Market and Four
tenth streets. There has always been
rush for the Ohio hou hd cars and n
Few arc approaching Come carly and
avoid tho rush."
Motorists coming down Main street
hill between Eleventh and Twelfth
streets show that they are appreciativc
Of tho hint given In recent issues CT
automobile magazines. They are run
ming their machines in lower gears IN
order to save the wear and tear that
lorg or steep hills cause on the brakes.
Tho large Ha$anaucr Sho" sign
which was recently ovnr T;arvcy's candy
shop at the end OF tho Market stree.
bridge. has henn torn down.
Contractors Jacovrtti & Savage yes
terday began tho excavation for the new
concrete roadway at Mt. dc Chnntrl. l.
will be tho first concrete road in this
section Of the state.
HI. c. Underwood. clerk of the cnun-
~ commissioners. yesterday received Il
letter asking that he locate Fred r"lnrS.
whose sister. Mrs. May Tirll"rarh. Is
seriously i'll at her home in Irnnsyl-
vana.
The -Four Minute Men" yesterday
decided to continue thcir series Of four
minute talks on tho war at prominent
public places, Chas y. krtchum. grh
eral manager of tho Commercial tSSo-
citation Will speak this evening; at the
EeX theatre.
&. Wilkins is planning I" TAX" ur n
now system of food inspection. II Ia
probable that all Inspectors nf the health
department will be- assigned certain
The Wheeling intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1903-1961, 1917-09-13
KNIGHTS OF COLUMBUS
HONOR DRAFTED MEN
Names Committee To Escort Boys TO
Station when They Entraln for
Concentration Camps.

Carroll Council Knights Of Columbus
is arranging to bid fitting farewell TO
it's members who are called to the con-
ccntration camps for service in the draft
army At II meeting Tuesday evening.
n committee was appointed to make ar
rangcln"nis TO accompany the young
men t. the station before they entrain
for the camps. The committee is COM
posed Of Z. \. Coniff. chairman. Phelix
Mrtirc and Robert kurncr.
Forty-siX men Of Carroll Council have
h"rn drafted. it was stated last night.
II is the plan NJ the committee 10 have
them meet at the Carroll club and
march in n body 10 the station. They
will lac accompanied by other members
Of the council and also the Cathedral
High School drum corps.
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MILLION DOLLAR WILL
CONTINUED From First PaGe.)

unh nf the King state had been spent.
Thrrr were packages Of checks drawn
TO person who's" name he withheld.
and number " letters from brokers
asking additional margin.
There was also Il bank mute OF GER
tain national bank In this city. he said.
which showed deposits in one year OF
S1oO, 900. all OF which had been checked
out.
One of the first things that the as
sistunt district attorney did after bring
ing the papers to his office was 70
telephone tn Typewriter company 10
have one OF Its experts ready to exam
inc a photographic copy of the new Will
which Mr.. Dnoling has asked the Chi
cago authorities to forward tn him. He
said that there was q typewriter In the
Means apartment.
Alton Means on arriving at the GRIM
inal courts building was permitted 10
send a telegram 20 his brother at Con-
cord telling OF the seizure Of the papers.
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MANY TO BE ARRA1GNED.

MARTINSIRG. ". Va. Sept. IL
When the Federal grand jury cunrcn"s
E,rc September is for the fall term. no
l"Ss than Il score of men charged with
cra,!ing the cnnscriptiOn act Will he ar
raigred. il. was indicated today. Tho
men to be Rrraignrd are from all parts
Of the state. and United States marshnls
are said TO have been extremely busy
recently.
The Wheeling intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1903-1961, 1917-09-13
ANTHRACITE SHIPMENTS.

WILKES BARE. Pa. Sept. l2.-The
shipments Of anthracite coal for August
as reported to the anthracite bureau Of
information. amounted TO I.Dl3.9aG tons.
I'll second time in the history of an
thracite mining that the shipments in
any one month exceeded 100000 tons
The August figures aro within 1901
tons OF the hiEkwater mark made in
June rthis year.
Compared with July, the shipments Of
last month show an increase Of 49, 44
tons, and exceed the shipments OF Aug
ust, 1915. by 1,4S2, 1919 tons.
The Wheeling intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1903-1961, 1917-09-13
CONGREGATION MEETS
Annual Session Of Island Christian
Church Held Last Night Of
hcers Elected.

Following delightful musical pro-
gram at the Island Christian church
last evening. officers of the congrega-
ton for the ensuing year were elected.
The officers elected:
Elder. J. VI. Mckibbon; deacons c.
J. Hare. Stanley Beall. W. NJ. wilkins;
trustee, o. e. Beans: Sunday school Of
ticers: Superintendent A L. Forni;
assistant superintendent, Geo. Dcitcrs;
secretary, Ray tnZart; treasurer. Harold
Nesbitt: enrolment secretary. +. w
Mellott. organist. Miss Marie Deiters.
librarian. Thelma O'Brcin.
F. w Mellott was chairman Of the
meeting.
Following is the musical program en-
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,iutirS in connection with the fool in
spccIton. Instead O: having food in.
Spcctur. Inspector y. T.. Cameron'S dis
rliSSal becomes effective Saturday.
1t is pcrSistrnily rumorcd that City
Manager G. q. %5Ele has determined Ia
dispense with the services of Workhous"
superintendent Harry Halter as n part
CT his economy AID rctrnnchment policy.
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Nartina Ferry enid Dies.

Billy Shint, f1ve-year-old son OF Mr..
and Mrs. G.. w. Shint Of Virginia street.
Martins Ferry died at the family home
last evening nj eight o'clock follow
ing three weeks ILLNESS OF spinal
meningitis. Funeral arrangements are
inrumplnte
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I E D

HEArH-yery suddenly. II the North wAAs,ins hos
pit,l. on September IT, 1917. II $50 p M. AZ
DREW RoLEY HEATH. In his Ash y0<.
Funeral notics hereafter.
BIAck-or Tuesday. September ii. 1917 ct 8:3t
O'Clock T. NJ. At bis late residence loll AornI
street. PARNIS BLACK. In the 42nd yea: Of hi.
AZ.
Funeral services at the AIcedonih Baptist church
Tenth street Thursday afternoon 2:ao o'clock
Friends invited 70 attend. Interment .Pennsuls
cemetery. r"
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the request OF District Attorney Swami,
of New York, into alleged forgeries said
TO have been committed in connection
with the trust fund given to Mrs. Anna
Robinson, mother Of Mrs. haude a.
King. whose mysterious death Is now
under investigation by authorities or
three states.
Mr.. -Hoyne was asked to find out
whether Mrs. Robinson's signature was
forged to the document.
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WANTEO-Feanak.

WAHIEp-Girls over le yeirI Of age. STEADY wDtt
Best OF wages paid. Apply Merchant 4 Evans Co.
gtop n. wIrwood. s-l1I
WANIEp-Grl 10 help 1t ice cream and candy CON.
ter Yirrui. Confectionery 81. 2eth st. slid
WlNTED-Nsy Shoe Company wants LADY IalsswoaA
for SATURDAYS 49, s'-0
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Probo At ChioaRo.

CHICAGO. Sept. l2.-State's Attorney
Hoyne began an investigation today at
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For Sale - Horses, Vehicles, Etc

FOR SAIE-Gray hor,s weighing about 1850 pounds .
IL Year, old and perfectly sound. Will WORK dnSi,
OF double. Call CSosy -BnL1 Co.. eith6 phone
ISL
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WANTED-Agentl.

WANTEp-Hindls tho Worlds fastest selling suts
Accessory. Literally does sell ''on sight" AGENT
mako big profits Write today. q. l. W. Spring
oler Co.. Ban Diego. Calf. Sill
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WANTEp-Shoe repairer and stitcher operator to I'll
charge Of shop. Good DAY. Addsess Shoemst'
Boz sos. CllrksburE w. Va s-l3-i
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WANTED Statesmen.
aad esIIeetsf. Call Il
ST. SatunhhY Maralaa. Sent. L. q

HAHTEp-SaIssmaH aad esileetsf Call It 7e.idl
ST., Saturday MsraIR1. Sept. ~. B.lS-t
LOCAL SALESMAN to sal our coffes; prefer MAJ
not IS yeArs-coffee novlsdEe not necessary b9
renerll selling experience and nowIedse a retail
trade in this territory essentlsl; salary and eIpensS
With bonus IIles lnd certain lines: sciid
position with reputable houIs: specify present ts.
tory; experience. salArJ expected and pt1 sVsrAse
weekly eIpenss Address Sales Manages. Geo.. -
Wiemann Co., Nov York City S.lo-i
WHNTEp-TNo salesmen 10 sell ths Bonors Phooo-
graph. Hlllm.n Phonosarph Company. u Eleventh
a. s-le.L