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The Wheeling intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1903-1961, 1917-09-19
BOTH PARTS CIRCUIT
COURT HOLD SESSION
Compiled Gated Fur Case Appeal Requires
Afternoon in Judge Addlemans
Court.

Two parts Of circuit court. both hold
irC juv trials, were in session ynStcr-
! Iny. Judg" llcrvay was holding court
| III Tart II and Judge Andlrman III lHrt
! 7. The case Of Fred NcininEer VS.. Louis
Alexander WAS The first TO be tried IN
judy: AdIlraians court. y continuance
| Until next term was secured through Tie
arfuIaVitS of ih.' defenS". represented ny
| Attorneys BuyCc and Ritz
The case uf Mrs. Maude House ~. |.
! GnIdinErr IN appeal. took up the after
noon Of the Part | session. the case not
| going To the jury until after CLOCK
Mrs House charges GuldinGcr with sub
! stitutInE several peltS in neckpicce or
! fur which she sent To him TO nave
! changed into Inuft and keeping the
original pclts. In his own defense he
| reluctantly revealed several trade Sc
crcts ono Of which was that the pcitS
! which made up the fur piece had COM
mcrcial value Of about $3.50. although
| he admitted that Mrs. House may nave
! PAID the $l33 which she claims. Mrs
| House is suing him for more than that
| amount. however, for damaged caused
| by the alleged substitution. The Jury
was unable TO reach n decision last even
| ms. and the case will be resumed with
the jury this morning.
The case styled the West Virginia
Traction and Electric company VS.. D.
| s. Gibson d Son. who conducts res
! taurant In Elm Grove was the first
cuse to he tried in Judge Hcrvey's court.
/ The suit was for Il light bill of 1854
! which the power company alleged was
! du. therA The case was given TO the
| jury after short trial. and who re-
! turned q verdict in favor of the defend
| ant. Attorney Charles J. Schuck APP
! Feared for the plaintiff. and Attorney
, Handlan represented the defendant.
! The next case was that Of Charles +.
| Fachnlnn vs.. tho 6. RI. Hunter shows. on
| q note Of Sl1n. for which verdict was
! rendered In favor Of the plaintiff. The
! plaintiff WAS represented by Attorney
CGrl Bachinnn and the defense by At
torncy ohm s. Ritz
The Wheeling intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1903-1961, 1917-09-19
POPULAR YOUNG
LADY IS DEAD
MISS HARREC EMMA DUNLAP
pAUGHTER OF n. z. DUNLAP.
DIES SUDDENLY.
Stricken III While Driving Her Auto
mobile Last Evening and Passed
Away at 10 O'Clock.

Miss Harriet I.mmR Dunlap aged L..
daughter Of Mr. and Mrs. II. r.. Dunlap
passed away last night ut 10 o'clock IN
the family home. 500 South Penn street.
following an Illness OF more than year
Of Erght'S disease. While Miss Dun
lap had been i'll for some time her con-
dilion WIS not considered at all serious
and her sudden passing came as
severe shock In her family and hum
drctis Of friends throughout the city.
Miss Dunlap vas stricken suddenly
was driving her automobile near her
home. She Was accompanied By her
mother and q younE man friend. she
apparently tainted and was quickly car
ried into the huusI. Physicians worked
with her for hours.
Miss Dunlap WIS horn and reared IN
this city. She was young lady OF
striking beauty and many accomplish
mcnrs. She attended High school until
falling health compelled her 10 relin-
uuish her studies. She was nne OF the
mnst popular girls Of the Island $
Younger social set. She was member
of tho Second United Presbyterian
church.
She leaves besides her parents one
sister. Miss Adda Duslap. student o.
Hood college. f'r, dHrIckShurg. Md. Her
father il the we'll known patent At
tUrurr with offices n the Naiional
Exchange hank building. Funeral ar
rnngrrn"ntS will TIC completed today.
The Wheeling intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1903-1961, 1917-09-19
PROMINENT SKERRARD FARMER
IS KILLED. RUNAWAY HORSE
JOHN F. ROBERTSON MEETS UNTIME-
LY DEATH YESTERDAY
AFTERNOON.
Was Driving Home From Moundsv1lle
When Animal Becomes Frightened,
Kicking Hin. Over the Heart.

John F. Ferguson aged Sc. ono OF the
best known farmers OF Marshall county,
WAS killed ny runaway h"rS" "hllr re-
turning TO his home nrarr ShcrrarI from
MoundsvilIc. yesterday afternoon. The
unfortunate accident occurred shortly ar
ter s o'clock. On what IS known as the
Glendal. I'M road. between the Fisher
and Clark farms.
The horse became frightened and
started 20 run away. Upsettlng the buggy
over an eInhnnkmrnt. The horse freed
Itself from the rig. f'w minutes later
the animal was caught by George Fisher,
who investigated and found Mr.. Roger
sons body along the roadside.
DR.. J. II. Ferguson Of Shcrrard. after
an e1aminnt ton Of the body, announced
that Mr.. R0gersnn had evidently been
kicked in the chest hy the horse. The
breast bone was broken over the hearrt.
and this cnused death. HI announced.
Coroner ]. T. MCCuInbS Of M"undsvillv,
was called and conducted al informal in
quest
Mr.. Rogcrsun's body WAS removed to
the home Of his hr"thcr-n-lnw. ]. e.
Cook. and later taken 1" his own home.
about two miles south. Of Shrrrard. Fun
eral arrangements are incomplete.
Mr.. Rogersuu formerly resided near
Pleasant Valley. Marshall county, but
several years ago removed 10 the Shcr-
rard vicinity. He is survived by three
daughters and two SONS. namely: Mrs.
Harry Brlcmsun. Of McMcChcn. and Miss
es EldUra and Mary. at home; william.
of Buffalo. y. y: and Emmett. at home.
Three sisters also survive: Mrs. Mary
Ann Reilly and Mrs. John tlatnr, or
Sherrard, and Mrs. Charles Peters Of
MoundsviIlc Two grandchildren also
survive He was Il member OF the Allen
Grove Presbyterian church.
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AFTER GAME TO FILL DATE OF
DAVIS-ELKTNS COLLEGE on
SATURDAY.
Manager Mulianey Unable To Get Toan
Together, However. and Turns
Down Ofter.

Evidence of the high regard In which
III" Martins Ferry lnH"r,nd"nt football
team IS l,ld il; found III the fact that
yesterday H.. y. SiauSbury. Of West
Virginia university. trlcph"n"d t" Man
acer Frank Mullan"y. desiring 4 game
for Saturday Ia ill Il dat" mad" vacant
by the cancellation Ut IN" paviS-Elkins
College game. He wanted the game
PLAYED OF Murgant own.
Because. Of the snort notice. however.
Manager Mullaney was forced To reject
The offer. though no was reluctant To do
50. Nevertheless. II" appreciated the
offer. and II ShuwS that the Martins
Ferry Er'iid"rs arc hold in high esteem.
both rs To their Ilaylng ability and
clean SpnrtSmaltSilp.
Tho Ferry independents will play the
">-tarlIsie Indians ~ Pitcairn on Oc-
tnhcr 20. and return game Will be
played at Martins Ferry November IL.
Irt"rrSi III the contests is increased duo
II the furt that George Nerdcrnnck. VINO
coached ami captaIn"d The Indians a
t.w years ago when they had such Il
famous team with lin Thurpo az a
member. is nnw the coach and captain
OF the Ferry squad.
The Wheeling intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1903-1961, 1917-09-19
REAL ESTATE MEN
HAVE GREAT TIME
Hold Annual Outing at Iznak Walton
Fishing Camp and Give Dinner to
Drafted "Comrade"

Yesterday was the biggest day So
cially In the history Of the Wheeling
Real Estate board. The annual outing
was held al the Izaak Walton fishing
camp and a dinner was given in honor
of Thomas +. tlawley. 81 member Of the
board. who will leave tomorrow for
Camp Lee. near Petersburg. for army
training
A parade was given through the prin-
cipal streets by ~ members OF the board
in automobiles yesterday morning be-
fore making the run 10 the camp. The
afternoon. was spent in fishing and
playing at various games At six
O'clock the delicious dinner was served
In honor Of Mr.. Howley. Richard Rob-
ertson. the veteran soldier and real es-
state dealcr. was toastmastcr. Among
those who spoke were 4. T. Rupp, G. O.
Smith Anton Eieberson. ". b. Tucker.
and Gibson Caldwell. They all gnve
Mr.. llawlcy a spirited sendur and drank
a grape juice toast for his happy return
with medals in lieu Of wounds on the
hattlcteIds of France. 1t wns mid
night when the happy party returned to
the city.
The Wheeling intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1903-1961, 1917-09-19
A MESSAGE To
MOTHERS FROM
MRS. ALTA EARLS
Tells How Wentworth Made over
Her Nervous, Dizzy, Aillng
Little Three Year
Old Girl.

This remarka BILE signed statement
was given few days ago to }. ). Der
wacter, who is demonstrating Merry
Worth at Bluefeld, w. Va. It, is eX-
traordina7y proof of NerV-S orth
claims. Mrs. Earls' husband IS
a we'll known workman in the n. &
W. shops at B!uefeld:
~ saw Wentworth advertised IN a
little folder from Goodykoontz's Drug
Store and | decided to buy a bottle
for my little three-year-old girl. ohe
has been troubled for one year with
her stomach, so we could not allow
her to eat freely. She would nave
hot, feverish, dizzy spells, and tall.
Was SO nervous she would wake up
about 1870 and could not sleep any
more that night. on account OF the
rwitching and Jerking Of her nerves.
She would also complain OF her heao
hurting her. SINCE TAKING NERF-
WORTH SHE HAS NOT HAD ANY
OF THOSE BAD NERVOUS SPELLS
AND SLEEPS GOOD ALL NIGHT.
am very grateful for what Nerv-WoTth
has done for our baby.
(Mrs.) ALTA EARLS.
IL Summit Street. Bluefield."
Mrs. Earls added TO the above that
she had used doctors prescriptions
and other medicines without benefit
Dacr's Drug Stores sells Nerv,
Worth. Your dollar back il Nerv'
Worth does not benefit YOU.
(Adv.)
The Wheeling intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1903-1961, 1917-09-19
VETERANS TO HONOR
EMANCIPATION DAY
Will Participate in Big Parade Through
Streets Tomorrow-AN Ready
for Celebration.

Tomorrow will be busy day for the
members of J. W. Holiday q. 4. r..
post and other Union veterans Of tho
Wheeling district. The mrsNh"rS Of the
post will be the honorrd unit in the big
emancipation day parade Thursday
morning through the principal streets
rf this city. Tho committee in charge
Of the affair extended an invitation to
the veterans several days ago. II Is
expected that nearly every member OF
The post will march or ride in automo-
bile in the procession. Tomorrow even
ing tho veterans will attend the me-
mortal services 10 be held In honor OF
Mrs. Ida V. Cox. secretary OF the
Woman's Relief corps. who passed away
in her home in North Wheeling several
weeks ago.
The invitation to tho veteran soldiers
from the Emancipation day committee,
asking them to participate in the parade.
Is about the highest and elo-
Guent tribute OF the kind ever bestowed
upon the local veterans. 1t bubbles
over with great and glorious praises 10
the Union veterans declaring that it
was they who saved the Union and by
their valor and sacrifices the negro was
made free. and it was for those reasons
community want them to lie the honorcd
! unit in tho parade
MI arrangements have been completed
for the elaborate celebration OF Enamel
ration day tomorrow on the state faIr
grounds. Prominent negro orators from
many parts OF the state will speak: the
E!ks' negro band of itiShurEh. which
as the reputation Of being about the
| most spirited and artistic dispensers of
ihusI@ In the OHIO valley. will play all
day. Tho band will head the process
sion. followed by the veteran soldiers.
The officers Of tn" day and other off
Gals will rid" horses while the orators
will ride in vehiCles
The Wheeling intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1903-1961, 1917-09-19
DYSON,0F WHEELING,
HEADS w. VA. ELKS

DEER PARK, Md. Sept. 18.-Offi,
GERS were elected as follows today at
the ninth annual meeting Of the Bene-
VIOLENT and Protective Order Of Elks'
reunion association OF West Virginia,
in session here:
James a. Dyson. OF Wheeling. presi-
dent; T. A. Williams, Of Sistersrille,
first vice president; c. H. Neill, Of
Fairmont, second vice president; u. B.
Huey, Of Warrington, third vice presi-
dent; Jay Refer, of Clarksburg. sec
Rotary; ]. l.. Cramer, Of Parkersburg.
treasurer; NJ. T. Written, Of Blue.
field; A. E. Scherr Of Charleston; and
Lysle Jones. Of Parkershurg, trustees.
The Wheeling intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1903-1961, 1917-09-19
DRASTIC HEALTH SURVEY.

HARRISBURG. ". Va. Sept. lS.---As
"a step toward tho prevention "f infanii!c
paralysis 1T which there have been fifty
''HS''$ including lw'' fatalities. here. re-
Gently. Il drastic health survey Of tho
Who'll" Of Harrison county was started to-
day 1T the direction nf the county court
and br. J. l.. Williams. county health
officer
TIL" plan is to have representatives
OF the health council viSi, every home
in the county. investigate the sanitary
conditions. notify the owners to make
any improvements found necessary and
in case they fail to do SO to have the
work done at the owners expense.
The Wheeling intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1903-1961, 1917-09-19
RUSSIA RECEIVERS
Continued Prom First Page.)

day they captured T'Ut"n d"t"us"$
northeast Of i'ri"drirhstuht. S"r!!h
az Riga. In its "illrinl report. Der
lin makes no mention of activity iii
this region.
General Stch"rhntrh"fr. r"nlinHu-
dor on The RuEianlIn front. hIH car
ri"d 0l!t successfully I'm offensive
movement in the SuchitH Whitley.
northwest of F"ksh:iml. y Section
rf tho fortified .Nus'r"-ti"rnInn d.
fences near Nnrnit@a w"r" "rcurird
were occupied b. the EuuaiIitms.
The Wheeling intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1903-1961, 1917-09-19
The Euclin Doan Club of
Cleveland Wants Games

The Euclid Doan Sport club OF Clcve-
land. O.. title holders Of the Ohio state
championship OF 1916 IN the l20-pound
class. will be on the grid this season.
The team Will seek the Northern United
States title for scmipros OF their class.
They are DESTROYS Of arranging games
with fast teams Of their weight or Il
little heavier in this vicinity. The
games to be played any Sunday during
the season Mt. any place named.
To arrange games CORES pondence
may he had with Manager George Jones
Of 1880 East l05th street. Cleveland. o.
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of Charles Derrick at his homo in Chan
tai Court >
PAVING WILL BE DELAYED.

. Il is not likely that any work will be
demo this year on improving the streets
of the city. even though the $135;000
plvinG fund is obtained from the
county. Owing to conditions created by.
the war it is practically impossible to;
t.uicl!asc materials necessary for the
The present labor shurt-,
"p.. would also prevent any extensive
hc!nE made. I
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FAREWELL TO SOLDIERS.

pARKERSRuRG. W. Va. Sept. ia
farewell demonstration In honor Of the
- drartces of Writ county, who will en-
train tomorrow morning for Camp. Lee
ut Petersburg. Va. was held Mt the court
house ut Elizabeth this evening. The.
huge crowd that gathered could not all.
be admitted. Senator Joseph Gray, who:
addressed the gathering. states: th1ttrit
was the greatest demonstration inEWire,
county since the Civil War.
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mrs. walter L, Wilson.

Mrs. Mary Laura 1fl"l%nrrl Wilson,
WIFE uf Walter l.. Wilson. died in the
hui:n uf nrr mother Mrs. Charles
Iukrn. Of u Fifteenth street. yesterday
nuriing al %:lJ o'clock. following n
Iiuiuugrd illness. Mrs. Wilson, whose
maiden uIr,u WAS f'lriST"r. VAS horn in
Jefferson Cus.ntY. She had lived h"ic Il
RUNNER III years. and was Il member III
III" ';"rman Methodist Episcopal church.
SIN l'av"s /" sides her husband and
mother. u!Ge brother.
Fln"ral services VIII he held In the
r.ar" Of death inns afternoon at )
O'clock. Thu isr". Charles T. S"vrrinE.
h;uS. Of th,- ':rruuan VI. f.. church. rs.
sisted 10y Tia I,cy. n" ,larcncc Eus'Elc
Ail,u. lnI"rmch Will b. III Greenwood
The Wheeling intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1903-1961, 1917-09-19
WILL NOT DRAW WATER
FROM OHIO RIVER TODAY

|; WA" announced late Yesterday at
tn" United States f:u%invcr uihrr tina,
the drawing "f the water at Midland
dam this morning to assist coal towcs
from tn" kHuawhH river down The Ohio
river. hal been post purcd 10 n near fu-
tur" date.
Ampi" announcement Will be made he
fore the WATER is drawn that. NIL river
men may prepare for H.
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Dunbc.rer Funeral.

The funeral Tur the lat" thHri"S :
DnIul,'ISrr W"li l,rpv II resident -! E.;IsI
v trrriiuE .aul ole ui tn" oldest on
VlCIcS Of the city diNIS ~ IN" NrE'
Virginia Tract iun anh Electric company,
viv mot death SUNDAY afternoon
through struk" Of paralysis whlrh
,:,u~rd him L. iall from tho car On
Witch TIT was hISChnrging his duties.
will lie hulh fIuui tn" ian,Iiy RESIDENCE
at 81 Fifteenth street at :" clock lhis
~, rnUun.
Rcv. f. II. Howard. "f the Tnne Street
NJ T.. thuI Ch. will uffICiatr. after which,
iui"rmcnt VIII hc made III Greenwood.
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Funeral fer Mr.. Seabrtght.

Funeral Srrvirr:: Tor Clarence t.. Sea-
bright retired blacksmith uf fpnr! $
Point, who died sunday. were held n
the old FANNY au.nrHt"S.d Of that place
yesterday aIlrrIr"n. with the Key. lt"y
AI"rriS Of l;uur.'S I.uint United l'TeS-
bytrrimn C.Iuruh, officiating. Butlal
MAS in Stunc Church. cruIrtrry.
The Wheeling intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1903-1961, 1917-09-19
WILL ELECT OFFICERS

The regular annunl meeting of the
Mems brotherhood Of the First English
Lutheran church will he held tomorrow
night when officers for the ensuing year
will be elected.
On September 81 the brotherhood and
the Mems Bible class will be the guests
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MIS-. William Loughery.

spcrlI! Dl.pGtch 70 Tho lnteIIiitncer.
CLAUkSRtRG. W. Va. Sept. Is
After q long illness OF dropsy. Mrs.
VIM. Loughery He'd today at her home
ut Adamston. nGrd 81 years. Her fun
funeral, will tnke place at o'clock
Thursday morning nj the Church OF tho
immaculate Conception. here
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Funeral for Nrs. E!eber To-day.

This afternoon ut ) o'clock Iunrrtl
services Will Ia i..id for Mrs. Sophia
(NuIt"J Mic bur. aged -, wife az VIII
liam Nirhuc. who iH.::ScG ava! Monday.
in h. Family hrn4 Stop M. II. Mozart
I'ark road. IT,, Rev. br. y. l.. i'cm%c
Of Zion Lutheran church. will "rriciatc
lntcrmrul will IT,. i'll Mt. Zion.
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Mrs. Egan Of Claysvtlle, Pa.

The funeral inr Mrs. Lillian t:Ean
nr.tl IS. wifi" Of W. NJ. l:EHn. VII" ulcd
in the ralnily hom" NJ tIaySTillc' IA.
Sundny. was held in III" rlac" "t death
Yesterday uttrvnrun The EcT. II. y.
Riddle Of Nest Alexander Presbyterian
church, WAS IN Charge. Burial was IN
Nest Al"XHInlnr rrnui"TH.
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Frank r. D:Skoy,

HuST0N. Sept. IS prank t.. Dickey.
~: many - LTS M I'D IN newspaper
work in tins rI'I. rii",l IT his home IN
IN" Charles Gown dlslrict today. Mr.
hickey Was horn ~ Milford y. H.. in
IN and Tor an extended period Wii
ui::iii .,!iior ui IL" New England Assn
yi;trd Press. pom the dissolution OF
that orSHnIzat ion lie Joined the star
ul ;hc Boston bureau Of the Associated
i'rcss and WIS attached To that office
until failing health compelled HIM 10
rrlinuuiSh active work u lew years ago.
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BANKRUPTCY NOTICE

United States Of America. Northern District Of Yves:
Virginia.
In he Omitted States District Court In and for said
District.
In III" matter Of Purey ". Weekly. Bankrupt. no.
4si. In bankruptcy.
Petition for nIschsrse.
To the Honorable Aston G. Dayton. Judge OF the
District rourt a. the United States for the North
ern District N West virginia:
rurlcy IS. Weekly. NJ S!stersyille. in the County
Of Tyler and State Of West Virginia. In said District.
respectfully represents that tbs 18th day Of October
lasi past he was duly adjudGed bankrupt under the
Of Congress- relating to bankruptcy: that he has
duly surrendered all hts property and rights OF prop
erty and has fully complied With all tho require
mcnts Of said and Of orders Of the court touch
Ing his bankruptcy.
WHEREFORE he prays that he may be decreed hy
the t'ourt n have q full discharge rum AL debts
movable against his estate under said bankrupt acts
oIcrp; such debts Us are excepted by law from such
discharge.
Dated this 3O,h day Of August A D.. 1871
PuRLEY W. WEEKLY.
Bankrupt.
Order Of Notice There's.
Northern District 81 West Virginia. -:
On this Eth day o, September. 4 B.. 1917. on
reading the foregoing petition. It is
Ordered hy the Court that hearing b had upon
the lTth day ri October A. D.. 1917. before said
court ut Wheeling. in said District at ten O'Clock In
the forenoon: and that notice thereof be puhltShed In
tho Wheeling IncliigenceT 4 newspaper printed In
said District aud ihst all known creditors and other
InrSuns In Interest appear 1t the said time and
place and show cause II any they have. why tho
prayer of the said petition should n" be granted
And It Is further ordered BY the Court. that the
clerk shall send by mail to all known creditors copies
NJ said petition and this orlrr addressed TO them At
their places " residence aS stated
Witness the tIr.,orshr Aston G. Dayton. Judge Of
the said Court and the seal thereof. at Wheeling. In
suid district on the 18th day Of September. A.. D..
1917.
Attest: A. T. BARRETT. Clerk.
sly.n6 l.. s. H. T.. y. y. ". Va
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", Y. i, MAKES EFFORT To BOOK
GAVE WITH FERRY INDEPENDENTS

German attacks III tn" pantZIu re-
:;inn L. tho scout hrHSjWaru. were re-
pulsed.
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FOR SALE-Real Estate,

FOR sALE-Houss containing s rooaa. Ioe scatAA,4s
ia moro or less. also out buil1iASl NJ tsr0s -.
dress ". ". Donlsy. zoos Ft' wv AA. YesAss.
town, o. EU.1N
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BUSINESS OPPORTUNITIES

WE establish CUT RATE TIRI A0NCN4 AN
should be one In each locality SoxS Non 1ndi
$3.50: ';o.3H Non skIds $500. SMALL CAPITAL
required PROFITS aro LARGl Fer full pAEttes.
lars address POPULAR TIRE AND 1uBBE1 co..
1855 Broadway. New York City. s11-R
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FOR RENT-Fu1nished Rooms.

FOR RENT-Thres room oottA0s ID fu1dAs1 m
light housekeeping. Apply AdoiSA rsssaAa.t
Bridgeport. Ohio. 6lS't
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WANTED-Male Help

wAHTEo-BoY OF 10 OR OVER. 70 LfAan
The PRINTING TRADE. NIGHT WORK.
APPLY TO FOREMAN ihTeLLIsEkcEA
AFTER p. NJ.
w1NTs0-Plcknsc hoy. Nar shoa Co. s.l1li
WHNTE O-liood nrn to canvass and taxa ordssH
Apply 4, Int-ll!Scnccr Office. S-l9i
WAHTEO-I.oiieria,kers wIttrtenders blowing en-
sincers and Iaborer. Steady work and highest
wages to sober. steady Apply McKsesrey Iron
Co Lc-touia, Ohio s-l9Im
WANTED-kt once. several good dsIlss9 al6
sale. boys to work bsfors school. ADpIy n
Circulation Department. IntelliseHesf. bstwssa
and L. M
WANT D-Two drivers for single vAsons Two do
m, men for day xurk. Apply Depot ssen: Wells
Fargo e. Co.. 18th and Market St. s-ls-i
WARTED-Iioy to carry East wheeling houts Apply
wheeling lnte6encer Office between hours Of 3
and o'clock. s-l1-n
WANTEo-cns labor foreman With tea Rss. hISh.
CIT wages and ten months work r. G. Ishassa
Co.. Warrington, Pa. 1-lo.l
WAHTEo-!t once fifty liborers RssdJ omplsS.
men. Good wages. Apply Prime Western Gpaltss
CO., Tltunrilie. Ohio s-N-R
W1NTED-L.Sorcrs STEADY vori Apply Na.Aaat
Evans Co.. Stop 81. warrood Sl1.D
WANT ED-EIu, shoe salesman for Saturday. Nay
Shoe Co. sIC
W1NTED-ELEvAT BOY. ARF1Y
ENGINEER NEWS BUILDING At
ONCE. 1.l.6
wANTE0-E1perienctd erti1 I,so6f. eoo1 waSs1. aiis
boys over is ysau Of ace. A1Db ~ nssr Nss:
Bids. ea-I-o
wGNTE0-Aea 70 en- our me q 1oe1aa141
furniIhnEs. from nsuss TO house o. -
weakly psynspta ~ pay Wsekly.
ur-su c. ,. ADAMS. llto-llI hAD y
WHITED-At once D10tfai Eoo~ setIsf1 q 80
boys. to work before -choo Appy q Gfssiettfo
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SKIPBU|LDERS STRIKE
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would not allow wage in
,reases.
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The PRINTING TRADE. NIGHT WORK.
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