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Rogue River courier. (Grants Pass, Or.) 19??-1918, 1917-04-30
GERMAN CONGREGATION
LOYAL: SINGS AMERICA

Some OF the side-lights on this
country's entry into the world war
are inspiring. The pastor OF a Ger
man Evangelical church In Elmira,
N. Y. in speaking to his congrega-
tion of over 700 on Easter morning.
said:
I'VE have entered the great war.
Many OF us may feel that II js o war
against our own flesh and blood.
The terrible situation has cast us
into sea Of conflicting emotions
and sympathies--we must use our
compass to find our bearings. There
is no room for divided fealty; we
must all stand together and lend a
hand. We shall do our duty even II
with bleeding heart. We must now
and always give to our country and
to the powers In authority obedience,
service, sacrifices.
1--WE may need an inspiration In
this difiicult task; furthermore II Ia
fair to ourselves and our fellow citl-
zens that we stand up and be count
ed. therefore ask all who endorse
my words to stand with me. lift up
their right hand to the throne OF
God. and renew their oaths OF al
legiance to the flag OF the free and
the United States OF America"
Every member arose and, after the
oath, Joined in singing America.
Rogue River courier. (Grants Pass, Or.) 19??-1918, 1917-04-30

Sheep and weeds do not grow wen
together. Weeds are nuisance;
costly to farmers; grow abundantly.
Sheep will live on them. And never
were sheep higher priced with the
probability OF their value going still
higher. Making weeds pay and at
the same time getting rid Of their
menace to the farms. is a good idea.
A band OF sheep is the answer.
Rogue River courier. (Grants Pass, Or.) 19??-1918, 1917-04-30

COMING. EVENTS
L 4 L 4 a 4 4 4 a 4 a 4 4 .

May 3. Thursday--A Barnes circus
at Grants Pass.
May 5. Saturday--"The Fail OF the
Nation" at the Biiou.
May 8. Tuesday.--Meeting Of South
ern Oregon Medical association
Grants Pass.
May II. Monday-Governor Witty
combe visits Grants Pass.
May II. Thursday--U. Of o. Univer
sity Glee club, opera house.
May Is. i7--Tri- State Good Roadi
association convention at Mcdford
May 81, June 1. .. 3. 4. 6.-Annua
Chautauqua. Grants Pass.
July 7-l4.--N. II. A. Convention
Portland.
Rogue River courier. (Grants Pass, Or.) 19??-1918, 1917-04-30

Is the fact not worth noting that
the member Of. congress who sue
cessfully handled President Wilson's
army-plan bill. is julius Kahn.
rock-ribbed republican, born in Ger
many?
Rogue River courier. (Grants Pass, Or.) 19??-1918, 1917-04-30
George Sand.

II was from Leonard Jules San,leau,
the celebrated French novelist an,l
dramatist. born at Auausson u zen.
tury ago. that another AMI fur great
er writer derived her nom dc plume
When young STUDENT In Paris san
deau made the acquaintance OF Nine,
Dudevant. ani during. short lived
friendship they collaboratcd Ia II nov
el, Rose ct Blanche" which was pub
lishcd In 1881.
Then they parted, but Nine. Dude
want. while rclinquishlng Sandcau',
friendship, took to herself u portion OF
his name and elected to be- known
ti.enceforth as George Sand.--Pali Nal
Gazette.
Neatly printed stationery at tn
I
Rogue River courier. (Grants Pass, Or.) 19??-1918, 1917-04-30
His Little Task.

"very suspicious man. they say"
"very. Bought dictionary lasl
week, and now he's counting the words
to see II It contains as many as the
publishers claim"
Rogue River courier. (Grants Pass, Or.) 19??-1918, 1917-04-30

young animals should be conserved.
The food situation which Is causing
SO much alarm. is not present con-
dition - much a. one which Is feared
for the future, So It Is to the future
we should look and plan.
Save and take good care Of your
breeding and young stock. You
win help yourself financially as well
as help the country in real crisis.
Rogue River courier. (Grants Pass, Or.) 19??-1918, 1917-04-30
COUNTY TREAsURERs CALL
FOR ROAD WARRANTS

All Josephine county tPink) road
warrants. issued prior to September
LIST. 1915. and protested prior to that
date: are hereby called In. and are
payable at the county trcasurer's Of
Ace on or after the LIST day Of May,
1917; on which date interest will
cease.
GEO. 8. CALHOUN.
County Treasurer.
81 eos @ street.
Rogue River courier. (Grants Pass, Or.) 19??-1918, 1917-04-30

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Rogue River courier. (Grants Pass, Or.) 19??-1918, 1917-04-30

Anything to SELF Try classified.
The Wheeling intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1903-1961, 1917-12-12
House & HERMANN
fcoutinuod From Page one.)

mrs and yesterday tho streams "f wli"r
which, vcre th!own on tn" li"us" d
Hermann building fr"zt almost as fast
as they foil making III" r"!na what
might be termed IN ice pool. t'ir''m"n
declared that there muSt l." M loss lhan
quo TONS of ic" In what was tn" cellar
uf the structur" which is now II lumbicd
mass Of iron and brick heavily "nrruSt-
ed with ice.
Within a day Or 50 til" iiEffaln CON-
rcc,ionrry will rcSum" business artl tn"
other business houses in til" nciEhh"r-
hood affected by III" fir" will h" in "p"r-
alton as usual.
II conditions permit il III" walls that
arc still standing as a menace l." sTt"ly
will l." torn down. Their" nTc r'''i." ur
walls standing only portions 81 them
and they will he removed.
There ia still photographers" shout
the scruo ihnt drew larG" crowds i" lh'
neigh hnrI,""h yesterday. but M officer
remarked thai il was only III" curiosity
Of ihc idl" that held their attention Cor
he said thai q man who has n"thInc I"
10 himself w"uif %n"u"r watch "t!'"s,
work ;'nn anything "l:;" that ii" hra
"vrr heard 90.
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WIPED OUT BY FIRE
Continued From PaEe One,1


obtaInable tonight, It was beloved
that tho da1nake resulting from the
fire would reach 100000. Some Of
tho principal buildings reported to
have been destroyed were the Dun
man hotel, tho Bank Of 1Iullens, the
local telephone exchange, tho build
Ing and plant Of the M1lllens Advo-
cate, the Banks department store,
the Mullers Hardware and Furnt-
ture company. Kirscr's jewelr|
store, the Virginia railway station,
the Railroad and Miners pharmacy,
the White Kitchen restaurant, a tho
at-e. n millinery store and others.
Every grocery store and rostaur-
ant In the city was destroyed, ma
there Is no food except temporary
supplies In househoulds, but rcno1
any food shortage will be forth
coming when the special supply
train from this city arrives there.
It also IS expected that the whole
sale houses OF Bcckley and Prince
ton will DO able to send food sup
plies to the town.
W. J. Elliott, sheriff Of Mercer
county. and several Of his deputies
were ordered by Governor Cornwen
to 90 to Mullcns and eako charge
Of the situation with a. view Of Ere
venting lootiag that might develop
in the burned area.
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THIRTEEN NEGROES
Continued From Page one.)

% rho southern department and the Sner-
If OF Bc%ar county. no one In the city
NJ army camps knew ii the execution
Tii.. other negro defendants were ignor-
ant ii tie. iai,. nj their companions until
after tn. formal announcement had been
made.
The cGndsmned men were aroused
this morning. 4 few minutes before reg
ular army rcv"iil". $50 o'clock. ne
:; military guard had been summoned ST.
l..ntly ard no sound was heard in the
camp wi,cr. nearly forty thousand men
wcr.. sleeping except the pUrring OF the
army track motors awaiting their loads.
Thu, negroes dressed in their regular
, uniforms as carefully Us COR inspection.
They displayed neither bravado nor.
Far. They rode u the execution sing
luS a hymn. hut the singing was us
that of soldiers on the march. Arrived
at the clearing. the singing stopped. tho
:u.il SrtciIcd. Weir. helped from Til"
trucks I'll thc scuffuld and seated on
chairs. y low. ''Cioodbyc. boys" adj
dressed tu. members OF their military
guard. who had been in charge Of the
negroes since they were brought hero
:rrm Fort EliSS. WAS III" anly cNprrs
SION from any Uf III" negroes.
Plunged to psath.
an army Chaplain olIrrru prayer. IN
officer called attention. and as on
parade. thu negroes stood erect. They
.,tool quietly while the. caps and noos.s
we're adjusted. and then stepped ION
the traps. TIL" major in charge of the
..N"cutiuu CAV" 4 signal and soldiers
sprung the traps.
The negroes plunged nine feet to in
slant death.
l.-cn after the execution and tho re
turn ~ the guard 10 camp. news Of what
had occurred did not spread through
the camp or through the city until an
Mnuncnd by newspapers. X created
Snrue demonstration among the negroes
who had followed tho progress Of tie
trial in the nature II 'n"urnings" 1T
:, tcw negro churches. Crowds 1t these.
however, wer" small.
No announcement has been mad" wis n
The ii negro defendants given liz" SEN
tcncrS by the court martial VIII be
!. taken 10 Fort I."itv"uwurth.
bt rh" others. four wcr" sentenced
t. iiShunurable diSchare" from the
army. fortcitur" of all pay ami allow
aIc"S due. and prison terms Vt two
years and two years and six months
, Fiv. "rr" acquitted and SEMI |" JON
! rhGir commands
. n",iucr.u"i,i Of the other sentences. this
. .ul"rn:ny III" riot at houston is not Il
q closed incident. nyr>tiSatlun is sill IN
: pr".r,.$S. a;Iu IT ~ 'Npr"tGu ADDITIONAL
/ court uIartIalS will follow.
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WEATHER CHANGES
AND BRINGS RELIEF
Ther7nomctcr Starts 10 Climb and NOW
4 Miniature Flood Is Threatened

TIM weather man = prediction thal
there would hr relief from the cold wave
that has hold tho City in It's grip sine"
last Friday is pr"ViaS' I" hc tru"
phGphncy for IN. temperature hogan I"
:nodcrat" at ain carly hour yesterday aft-
crnuun and the thermometer began %
climb.
At one o'clock this morning tho tndt-
Gator at tn" bridge showed fourteen
above zero which Is fifteen degrees hd-
vance IN ,wnmty-four hours. If the Gr"d;
accumulation OF ice which has been
fnr,mrd starts TO melt this morning rub
Der boots will b. the order OF the day.
In lii" n-iEhhurhnod Of F"urieeu'h
and Marii,.; streets where some millions
Of gallons Of water Is frozen which WAS
thrown On the big fire Sunday night
starts To dissolve today thcrc threatens
L. be a flood IN the nclShhorh"od.
The promised warm weather Will b"
a great relief I" the poor VIII" suffered
extremely during the cold spell and nn'n
who are compelled tn l." ont tho creator
part Of the day wiIl.also be grateful
for the change.
The Wheeling intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1903-1961, 1917-12-12
SUFFRAGISTS ARE TO
- INTERVIEW SENATORS

WhSl!i NGrNN. Drr. ll.--'rri" uf ihr
unaun"'i;r''d features al The forty ninth
nunrInI convention ri In" National Amer
iran Wnnl:n SGffrlE" ">$or;at'"n. which
I-'rnr%ll% opens here t"mnrrrw. - Il So
ri"S If conferences; hctw""u stat" dele
cations ani lr".r senators and represent
IuiiVr>. III" women from each state
hav" asl;ri ;hciG senior Ernirvr /" hpld
I hearing. il his office. III which inry
,'ln meet their rnt'r" rnn@r' %Sinnal d"l''-
i,mIinn ami present their arguments for
rh.. r4s>A.." Il ih" .'uffraE" am"uim"ni
,,.'nd!it-; - r"IEr"s.:.
i;h"d" Island SuffraEIsi~ planned +"
confer with li!,ir congressman today and
.rnr"rr'n. w!'ru th"s" Tor women Of
ether states Irhh"hly will take place"
Tn" r"nHrr ei"ral council met in .'X''-
rutiIr session to-day Ia discuss Tho .aSs"-
.'iItiom's campaign for passage II III"
federal amendment
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senate COMMITTEE
(ContiNu2d from First Page.)

Departments activities and the
work Of the shipping b ard ard 9TH
er var time agencies OF the gov
eminent were said TO re conGcn-
plated with Z Wow to securing the
greatest possible efficiency in the
prosecution Of the war
Tho Wa Department inquiry will
hcgiu to-norrow, when Goneral Gro
1ler, CHIEF o. ordnance, will appear
before tho S-nata committee a. Sec
retary Bakers direction, 10 testify
regarding ordnance manufacture
aad supply. Secretary 3akor and
general STIFF ofilcorE, rs well Us
d,paI tireEtcl and Hcld commanders
will follow. Senator chamberlain,
chairman Of tho committee, aaid
mach Of tho testimony would be
confidential, Erd. given in executive
session though soma e tho ses-
sionE would re public.
Tho decision to inquire. trto tile
war Departments operations was
said - he u1cai:uoua ~ tho Senate
committee, AMI without partisan
tingc II 'o:rc ats; two hours
discussion OF rep IT'S from Senators
WHO have visited nrnly camps dur.
ing the recess OF Congress. Seaa-
tors. ChamGarlair, TcdGworth, IRE
pnghuysen and others tcld Of con.
dttions observed and reported to
The Wheeling intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1903-1961, 1917-12-12
ALI Offered

WUNTINGTON ". Va. lhsa- IL
President G. ?. Snow. nf the Chamber Of
Commerce. toninht photographed tho Soc
rotary nf tho Mulicns, West Virginia.
chamber Of romm.rc" Offering the sym
pnthy aud aid Of this city {" the fire
ravaccd town. Supplies will he rushed
tn AIu:Icns il tho extent Of rho disaster
makes IT necessary. declared Mr.. Snow.
whose information WAS practically the
entire town had been wiped out. l.. y.
Frau,z Left on mn afternoon train rs a
representative 10 learn the extent Of re-
IEnK ,,.nr,t NECESSARY.
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them, especially regarding tho lack
Of clothing in many campsr lack OF
ordnance and unsatisfactory SAM
tery conditions.
II IS understood tho committee
heard Of large quotas Of men In
camp lacking ovcrcoars and winter
clothing, and OF ordnance short
age.
The report indicates that a sug-
geEtion T. group r1vy. purchasing
with that ( r the Amy, presurn-
ably under the supervision Of the
Civilian agencies created by the
copncil Of national defense, Was
made recently arl strongly opposed
by Admiral McGowln, whose po-
sttion was sustained by Secretary
Daniels.
The Wheeling intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1903-1961, 1917-12-12
JUNIOR RED CROSS
ORGANIZATION 0. K.
City Manager G. o. Magic Makes State
men Yesterday, While Police Were
Investigating Matter.

II was reported in smother paper 'hai
the police wrr.. Investigating the matter
ri who placed tho Junior Rod '':QSS
boxes about thn city for contributions.
City MANAGER g. -. Na@lc said yrslcC-
day that iii" Junior Rcd Cross society
was a rlust worthy -':- ANIMATION aii
that i; is working in conjunction with
the main branch, nj the Rcd Cross. laa'
III. boxes had hHrH placed for publ"
contributions ana th1t The dUHa,inuS viii!
be- used in the. same manner rs If given
directly 10 the lfrd Cr">S principal or
ganzaton. MI donations will BE- thank
full received by tho Junior organization.
said Mr.. Nagle.
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INQUEST TODAY

Inrun"r K. -. Hobbs will hold al
Inquest today III tn" death of u. ~
t:r..~n. wlr' 'i"d nj tn" North Nh"ciin.;
hospital M"iH!u% evening from EunSn"t
w"tI:,h$ received about Il work AK
'"'.uty ljy%i"ian$ Mar$chn"r and Gli"rI
held All autopsy oyer Tho Remains at IN
I:,in,.. E0r@u'. r"Strrlay. and statnu
death WAS caused 10y 81" w"EndS.
Green was shot in an affair ri the *
y o. station at Trind"iphia. III" ana an
rth'r ,,,l"r.,i man. collins were b"ti
-i!rr attI w.r.. renewed - lhr. huSpIt1l
wi."r.. tho h:,v" h"v"r.d i".I VEGA III
ft,'! ,i..atn. tir".r. 'Iir,l Monday night AZ
"rInrI :,lid r"llin; IL still in serioa
rrn.iii i"n. Their n->atiaH capped lind
the. In.I,r.., i,;iv.. ~" .Iuc 1" hts where
ui."tS
The Wheeling intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1903-1961, 1917-12-12
NEARLY RIOT AFTER
CHEERS FOR AUSTRIA

STEUEENVIL1.E.. Ohio. Dec. IL
Four mon. alleged to hc alien enemies.
shouted "tIurrah FOR Austria. in To-
cal restaurant here early this morning.
ana narrowly escaped m"hhinS. Polio"
arrived on tho Sreuc IN tImc I" prevent
their being roughly handled by an in
ruria;cI crowd Of Americans. NJ polio"
Headquarters the men gave their names
aS BON Morris. Peter Turcich. Frank
Ostrrman and Frank Prutka. In uster-
mans pocket were found two notices
from the Chicago draft board. They are
being held for the federal authorities.
The Wheeling intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1903-1961, 1917-12-12
President Still Of Open
Mind on Transportation

WASHINGTON. u. c.. Dec. lin his
first public utt"rancc on the railroad sit
nation. President Wilson Tonight au-
ihnriZcd the newspaper correspondents:
to say he could not answer now III"
question AZ To whether hr would address
congress. but that he had given III"
matter most careful scrutiny and con-
si,IcrarIon. and If i" determined Il
chauc.. in III" rr"S'ut plan OF dcaiin"
with tho transportation Systems wa:
necessary. In" first word on the subject
would h.. address. d In Congress.
The Wheeling intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1903-1961, 1917-12-12
BUSINESS OPPORTUNITIES

WANT 10 hear from farmers who have good oil and
Gas territory To lease: parties will operate imme:
dlstcly II territory looks good =. o. Box 81.
Wheeling. ". Va. h-2o-oW
The Wheeling intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1903-1961, 1917-12-12

Tho largest organ in the world 10
The onn built by Tho famous German
builder. Watcher. and l., situated in
-. MlchH"l'S Church. Hamburg. Ger
many.
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LOST AND FOUND

,nsr-Rsro,ysr. between Fourth street And Wheeling
Mold an. Foundry en- Wheeling Terminal tracks.
Reward Il returned IN captain Of the guards. Wheel
Ing Mold and Foundry Company. d-ll-l
The Wheeling intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1903-1961, 1917-12-12

BECKER-On Monday. December TO- lsl'' a; ~
o.,rTk 1 M a; his a.r residence. No. l3"a Ae
CrIlcrh street; HENRY BECKER. in his 18th year
Funeral this "Wednesday afternoon al $50 ori6cE.
Friends Il the family invited 10 attend ln's:-
men, at Greenwood cemetery.
The Wheeling intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1903-1961, 1917-12-12
FOR -Typewriters

FOR RERI-Slcely furnished front room for one c.
tvo gentlemen rs Main street d-S-m
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1uRHER-nn Tuesday. December H. 1917. 1t &C.
o.rl,rk p NJ i'm III. family homo ~ MotndsilGr.
MliS. MARY J. TURNER. vito q tho lac j.,
~ Tanner.
Funeral Fridsy At = r. II In,erpent in Mt. R"s
The Wheeling intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1903-1961, 1917-12-12
r l. SH
HOW URIC ACID CAUSES
IOut, Rheumatism, Lumbago

until discovery Sir Arthur crod 1913 that the blood equity
kidneys
~-~%;::
follow aches rably headaches
bladder disorders obstinate dpy The acid sometimes
(doube
g) the latest discovery Dr. Pierce for kidney trouble and back and all
N
packagt will Aunc than itha and
eliminate uric the
The Wheeling intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1903-1961, 1917-12-12
WANTED-Coal Lands.

wAH1fo-coaI land, Of tho Pittsburgh number
.Ioht vein, located In Ohio or West Va. PiHiei
want TO operate the Must be Close To railroad
p O. BuS 81 Wheeling. W. Va. n-2o-2os
The Wheeling intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1903-1961, 1917-12-12

EVANSTON Monday December 10. 49,. at !!:"2
O'Clock noon At the residence % Sixteenth STREET
LANE. A. daughter Of Mrs. Mary and THE lax"
James Exams. -
Services q, tho residence "wednesday Afternoon .te
n'r,rs rrrnds invited In;eEment private ''nrn-
wood cemetery.
The Wheeling intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1903-1961, 1917-12-12
D I z D

ROBlNSoN-on Tuesday. December H. leli. nj 80"
O'Clock q: NJ. At his late residence. So S'uth
Frrre street WILLIAM PICKETT ROBINSON.
Funeral services will b, held in tho Second i'rcshy.
;rrian church. Twentieth and Market streets. IN
d.y afternoon at o'clock. Friends o. the fa'IIiT
rrstrr;.uly Irc!;cd to attend. Funeral p:i'-;e III
tirrr.lS,nnl ce1cter!.
The Wheeling intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1903-1961, 1917-12-12
SULTAN OF TURKEY :
REPORTED VERY Ill

GENEVA. Dee. ll.-Dispatches Pc
crivcd here. by the way Of Vienna. r..
port ina, the Sultan Of Turkey u -.
riously i'll.
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FOR sAIE-Typerr.,crs suitable for Christmas pres.
cn,s First class condition. $500 u $4,000. Rem
,nr,on TSTc,sr,er Co. No. iGll Market St. Wheel
Ing ". Va a-o-s
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FOR SALE Horses.

roe sAlE-FINE MATCHED TEAM HEAVY
neAeT HORSES EVEN WEIGHT 1900 Les.
EACH, GOOD HAULERs AND FAST WALKERS.
A BARGAIN TO QUICK BUYER. WHEELING;
WALL PLASTER CO.. 27TH l. MARKET ST.
do:
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WANTED-FositIon
FOR RENT Furnished Rooms.

WAHTED-DrcssrakInT. by experienced sears,rrss.
Sc lith St. o-l-'i
The Wheeling intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1903-1961, 1917-12-12
MISCELLANEOUS

ovERcoATSl.n10 ore.roats slightly used. tailor
made. best materials. $500 n.y. Also o;her Secgad
r,nL Tin, clothing at great bargains. We asr buy
r,.,.of, clothing j.. Gas,c 1929 Msrke: s. d.l:-I
---------------,I-------
m, FINEST singing canaTes. male and female.
taISrs parrots cages. Seeds .e;e q. W. Ar6auEh.
- Sixth St, Martins Ferry. Ohio. Boil :'9.J. SttI
H-So-sH
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WANTEO-Fem1le.

waNTED-Whl.s woman I, head coHs. good wages
and maintenance. Rstcrflicn required Address the
Superintendent; wrs, Va Schools for tho Deaf and
tho Blind Romney. W. Va dim
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WANTE b--A boy to carly East Wheeling
route Immediately. Call At lnte!lIssheef
office between and 9 o'clock .. m. dip
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WANTED-Male Help

WAHIED-Assi1ant baker. Apply H r. Bsnrcns
COMPANY .23jf rhapne ST. d-l2-l
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WANTEU-IWo 0o'd boyi! EoEK II hI7H''
Chance to learn printers trade Apply ct
.TnteIIoeneer office to Edward ssIade.
d-fl-o
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W6HTEp--Transtnrs. Good pay. Steady work. Ap-
ME- B.rr Grocer Co. 10th and Main Lile-i
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WANT ED-Ssors pip. and elbow foreman to tnso
charge Of pipe department In Los Angeles. Cal
Mus; no competent man with experience. References
required Address 'Br,le Mfg. Co.. 5st 4 Santa Fo
4,,ruc d-ll-30t
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WaEiE0- boys for delivering papers. Geo r
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The Wheeling intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1903-1961, 1917-12-12

WSHTEO-'oat maker. Steady work with pleasant
shop To work IN. Apply Joseph Sarelsbers. Han
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The Wheeling intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1903-1961, 1917-12-12

WANTEp-BriCht young boy, 16 years
old, to learn printing trade. Apply to
Foreman Intelligenesr, It'll floor, aftsr
700 p. m.
Norwich bulletin., 1917-05-15
Girls! Use Lemons!
 Make a Bleaching,
 Beautifying Cream

The fuice of two fresh lemons sfraf7ed into a bottle containing three ounces of orchard white makes whole quarter pint of the most remarkable Ie-non skin beautifier at about the cost one must pay for a small jar of the ordinary cold creams. Care should be taken to strain the lemon juice through a fine cloth so no lemon pulp gets in. then this lotion will keep fresh for months Every woman knows that lemon juice is used to bleach and re- move such blemishes as freckles. sal Iovness and tan, and Is the ideal skin softener, smoothener and oeautlher.
 Inst try 1t Get three ounces of orchard white at any pharmacy and two lemons from the grocer and make up a quarter pint of this sweetly ira -1+ Ternon lotion and massage it daiIv into the face, neck, arms and hands. It naturally should help to soften. freshen, bleach and bring out the roses and beauty of any skin. It is simply marvellous to smoother rough, red hands