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The Wheeling intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1903-1961, 1917-07-03
Corrugating Company
Wins Case Against
Several Railroads

stcc!L pisr,,ch to rho Intelligence.
WASHINGTON. July Eth" inter,
state commerce commission has decided
in favor Of tho plaintiff in tn" case OF
the Wheeling Corrugated company RI
Wheeling. W. Va. against tho Pennsyl-
vanIa Railroad and others. ii was an
nounccd here today. The corrugatinE
company was awarded r rebate or
1891 tho amount Souhgt. on ship
mont Of merchandise from its Martins
Ferry plant 10 oregon.
Concerning the above dispatch 10 The
Tntell!gcnrer. Edwin {. J"pson. traffic
manager of the Wheeling IorruGating
company. said that ii involved the ship
ment Of car load of orchard heaters
from the Martins Ferry plant ia Med
ford. Orc. under dat" nf Feb. 81. 1919.
The railroads charged q rnie Of S".3+ a
hundred pounds. which tho rnrruSatn4
company contculrd that the rate should
have been $3.50.
Informal compIa int was made 10 Tho
interstate commerce commission. This
was objected to by tho southern Fac h",
whcrcnpon tho local company hlcd for
NAL complaint. The case was argued
by MIR. .Icpsnn before = special examiner
for the interstate commerce commission
in the local federal building last fall
The corrugatinG crinpany's contentious
! were upheld by the commission.
The Wheeling intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1903-1961, 1917-07-03
ANOTHER SHORT
CREEK USER IS
FOR WENTWORTH
MRS. CORA GRAY TELLS HEX
DRUGGIST 1.-THE MEDICINES
a WONDER"

As Mrs. Gray's husband is a mail
carrier and As she sometimes nelPs
him in his work she is Thoroughly
known in the community.
Coming from so high a source the
following from Mrs Gray will hX me
attention of a large number nj reau-
ers. Observe that Mrs. Gray signs
her name 10 her endorsement:
II have used one bottle Of Merry
Worth and want to say to my friends
| THINK THE MEDICINE IS A
WONDER. Was nervous and conldn I
sleep No appetite. Weak and baroly
able to do my housework. Everything
in the way Of work was hardship
In the morning I wished 1t was night.
Had no ambition. Was suffering win
bloating, gas. etc. One bottle Of Nerv'
Worth eliminated all these trouole2'
MRS. CORA GRAY.
Short Creek. W. Va.
Baer's Pharmacy sells Nerr.Nor'nl
in Wheeling and your dollar back II
the medicine doesn't help you.
Wentworth is sold at Mingo juno
ton BIZ Moore Bros: Martins Ferry
BY Raiston & Parker: ST. Clairsviile
by Patterson &! Sons: Barnesville pE
Hilles Bros: Cameron by Cameron
Drug Co.: Sistersville by G. r. Dlsque;
New Martinsville by Hornbrook S
Drug Store: Moundsvllle by J. r.
Beam Drug Co.; Bridgeport by Selby
& Reed (Dent Pharmacy; Belialre
by Dankworth Bros; Paden City pS
Morgan Bros.
The Wheeling intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1903-1961, 1917-07-03
UNCLE SAM WILL
INSURE THE LIVES
OF SOLDIER BOYS

WASHINGTON. July = Issuance
by the government itself OF the lnsuf'
ance that is 10 he given 10 every man
In the country's fighting forces was
approved today by more than nun
drpd prominent insurance company
officials in conference al the treasury
department. Legislation TO carry such
a plan into effect will be asked OF
congress at this session BY the ad'
ministration
Creation OF bureau OF service IN;
surance or extension of the present
war risk bureau 10 undertake the
work probably will be proposed. Inc
details will be worked out by com
mittee of insurance men, cooperating
with Secretary McAdoo and oficlals
of the war, navy and commerce de-
partments and OF the council OIL ma
tional defense.
Many Of the companies represented
offered the use of their machinery 1ot
handling the governments insurance
business and the services OF their eH
perts in the guidance Of governmental
activities.
Most of them suggested that the
government should guarantee lin
tied indemnity and perm individuals
in the service TO carry further lnsur
arce in private companies. without
limitations. -,
1t is proba BILE that the bill! proVid
inc for establishment of federal IN
surance will ask for a system com
parable TO the present workmen
compensation law 1t was pointed Out
by Captain S. H. Wolfe. representing
the navy at the conference, that the
governments industrial compensation
system could be broadened easily tC
apply 10 war service.
The plan recently advanced by
Assistant Secretary Sweet OF THE
commerce department. received con
siderable discussion at the meeting
Under this plan, which is being con
sidered by the council Of nationa
defense. the government would as
sumo death liability Of $4,000 ano
also provide compensation for IN
juries.
Capt. Wolfe pointed out that gov
ornamental insurance system ToulG
strike severe blow at the evils o.
the pension system.
THE pension pay rol Is for 1916
he said. Showed that benefits we're
still paid to $50 widows Of soldiers
oP the war of 1872"
The Wheeling intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1903-1961, 1917-07-03
German Comment on
Lloyd Georges Speech

LONDON, July 2.-Commenting on
Premier Lloyd Georges address Fri
day. in which he said the end OF the
war without the Allies aims won and
guaranteed would be the greatest dts
aster. The Rbeinish Westfalische Zelt-
ung says. according 10 an Amsterdam
dispatch. that although it contai ms
norhing new. il Is another indication
that England needs peace.
Our U-hoats will give Lloyd George
the best answer" continues the pa
per. They stick fast in England
throat. and no hoasting or statistics
will SO; rid of this fact"
The koelntche Folks Zetung says
that the British premier knows Ger
many is ready for peace. and there
fore The responsibility for the continu-
ance Of The war rests with England.
Her desire for humiliation is urdi.
minished, the paper continues. With
out her triumph there is no peace for
Lloyd George II Is only necessary
10 bring these conditions to the knowl-
edge Of the German people. If there
is anything which stees German
courage. makes German hearts iron.
hard and rouses it's strength Of re-
sistance to the highest degree. It. Is
English peace conditions. and Eng
lands continuance of the war to an
initiate Germany. The Central pow
ers cannot accept his neare conditions
unless they wish to sign their own
death sentences"
Tho Koelnische Zeitung; describes
the proposed peace as revelation Of
English deceit. and says for the first
time the English premier admits Eng
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WARNING IN SAVING
ALFALFA AND WHEAT
County Agent Cook Advises All Farm
ers to Use Acid Phosphate Lib
orally This Summer.

County Ag"n, Isaac $. Cook. of the
Tan Handle Agricultural club. has
sounded the warning irat much ariI
phosphate" must be used this summer
and fall 10 hiring forth the big crops Of
alfalfa and wheat that arc anticipated
In urging turner's TO order the acid
phosphatr to sac thu crops he saiu:
1.-THE price will he $50 per ton
through the club. which covers all
charges This IL considerably higher
than you have paid before. but il Is I'M
poss ihlc In do any better this fall arr
even though it is high. | can frankly
say that more profit can he secured by
using acid phosphate a, this price OIL
wheat al present prices than tho farm
crs were able ~ make when acid rhoS-
phatr was Sl5 per ton. ] advise that
not. lrss than $50 pounds Of acid phos-
phatr be used pnr acre on wheat ihi"
fall. and | hope that NOT a sinGl" acre
Of wheat ~iI he sowu without r"ceiv-
ing C. liberal application nf fertilizer.
All orders should hr received ut the
office Of tho Fan Handle Agricultural
club Ivy Saturday. July {.
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ESQ NEGROES KILLED
CONTINUED from First Page,)

they pulled him along. The troops
charged with fixed bayonets, and the
mob scattered With this show of
force the rioters in part quieted down
and at $50 o'clock fire broke out In
the district known as the valley"
This fire came periously near the big
railroad yards Of East st. Louis. Al
10 o'clock it appeared as if the "Val-
ley" district was doomed to destruc-
ton. This Is the third large area TO
burn. The property damage will
reach many thousands.
The lynching of negro tonight
caused mob great amusement. Two
white men tied rope around the neck
into the air. The rope broke and tho
white men fell fiat on their backs.
While the crowd laughed. the negro
dropped to the ground. dead.
AS three negroes were trying to cs-
cape from a burning building a mob
spied them. One negro was hanged
TO a telephone pole and the other TWO
were shot. The three bodies were
left in the street.
To Meet Attack.
When a report 10 military authort
ties that negro inhabitants at Brook
Ign, Ills. entirely populated by ne
grOaS were moving Oh East 81. LOUIS
a truck full of Cuardsmen was sent
to the BLACK" bridge to meet any al
tack that might be attempted.
The worst property damage was
done along the tracks of the Southern
railroad. where the Southern ware
house and between 100 and $50 cars,
many Of them loaded with merchan-
disc, were consumed by flames. The
damage here was estimated at he
tween S3n0 Ono and 100000.
The Broadway Theatre valued at
100000 was entirely destroyed, and
at II D. m. the flames were moving
steadily along the tracks. almost IN
hindered by the feeble efforts Of the
fremen. which were directed toward
preventing the blaze from spreading
10 more important buildings.
SPRINGFIELD. Ills. July Six
additional. companies Of state troops
we're ordered TO East st. Louis for
riot duty tonight. making a total Of
IL companies detailed there. Adiu-
tant General Frank S, Dickson left
for the scene Of the riot 10 take COM
mand
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SCHOOL BOOKS
(continued From First Page.)

General E. T. England. after discus
sion Of the school book question, asks
that the commission reassemble not
later than July 18th, for the purpose
Of reconsiderfng the former actor
taken by that body In adopting text
books for use in the public schools
for the ensuing Ave years.
Secretary Of State Houston G.
Young tonight certified the following
as the resolution adorted by The
Board Of Public Works. which with
holds approval or disapproval of the
bonds filed by the successful bidder;
for the present:
"Ordered. that the further ron-
sideration of this board AS 10 the
approval or disapproval Of the
school textbook bonds is post
poned for the time being; and
that the Governor Is directed 10
request the State textbook com.
mission to reconvene in the city
Of Charleston at the earliest pos
sible date for the purpose Of re-
considering it's action as Ia the
adoption Of school textbooks re-
ferred TO. said committee to he
requested TO meet not later than
July 18th"
The Wheeling intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1903-1961, 1917-07-03
The Best Investment Is
Paden City
Lot worth 100000 for $4,000
je25tf
APPOINT TEACHERS
FOR TRIADELPHlA
DISTRICT SCHOOLS
L. q, K1rr1H SELECTED FOR THE
PRINCIPALSHIP AT ELM
GROVE.
Few Changes Made by Board at Meet
ing Last Night-Ten Per Cent
Raise for All Teachers,

The appointment OF teachers for Tria-
delphia district schools was made at a
meeting Of the board of education last
night. The salary OF all teachers was
Increased 10 per cent.
Henry Stein. OF Elm Grove. assumed
office as commissioner Of the board
succeeding lanes H. Beans.
There were few changes. the most
important being the appointment OF 10,
gan B. ktttle rs principal OF the Elm
Grove school, He Is succeeded as prin-
cipal Of the Triadelphia school by
clyde Rice. formerly OF Union district
Marshall county.
S. S. Jacob. Jr.. was reappointed olS,
faculty remains practically UNCHANGED
except for the appointment of z. d.
Hammond, who takes the places for
merly held by Miss Roberta Reger. VII"
principal Other members Of the nigh
school faculty are: Misses Helen
Wrestling. Nary Orr and Margaret Nor
ris. J. V. Citizen. George Il. Btlllck. T.
=. Hammond. Melville Stewart. Merle
Eillee. E. T, Fankhauser..
Elm Grove-Principal. L. B. kittle;
Misses Ethel McCuskey. Mollie Lewis.
Ethel Wallace, Wilma Britt, Margaret
Falloure, Eva Coberly.. Olive Herrey'
Sarah Carter. Lula kiScr. Jessie Elan
asan. Regina Little. Anna Grandstaft.
Halle Baird.
odsdale--Princiral E. W. Cuttings;
Misses Lillian Jacob. Mauda Wharton,
Matilda Scharf Alice Beymcr. Vida
North, Ada Caldwell Mildred Springer
Ida Woodruff. Emma Wilkinson. Bea-
trice Henderson. Gay Dorsey.
Triadelph ia--Frincipal. Clyde w
Rice: Miss Mary Curren. Mrs. Francis
Mckee. Misses Florence Will. Bertha
Cox.
Park view-Principal. S. c.. Simms;
Misses Mabel Moore, Anna Smith, Anna
Miller.
s. Rrdsc--PrincIpal Charles Ray:
Misses Virginia Atkinson. Bcrl Black.
Laura Renlpke.
Beech Gienn--Principal, Charles
Woodruff Miss Elizabeth Sarvcr.
Edginton lAne-Misses Blanche
Smith. Margaret Baird.
Mt. dc Chantal-F. p. Maupin. Miss
Maedalcna Mitchell.
Roney's point--Mary Settell.
Rcll--I.awrencc Carroll.
C"THctown--Cecil Calvert.
Rock l.ine--Nellie Powell.
Iilnndule-Frank Rhodes.
Substitute for the distriCt-Fredn
NaaS.
Music instructor--Bess Mc(;ranahan
Penmanship and drawing Instructor
Beatrice Lehnng.
Or. 7. X. Shields was appointed med,
ical Inspector. with Miss catherine
Moultcr as nurse. k.uuch Smith still
holds tho ONCE OF truant officer The
John Folmar: WoodsdR.J. Louis kirch-
ner; Elm Grove. j. g. Little: Triadel-
| phia. {. B. Anderson: Park View. Mrs
i. Nlckerson: IS" Bridge. Charles DIR,
ter; beech Glenn, Mrs. e. Walters: Mt
de Chantal. Mrs. w. Little. -.
The Wheeling intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1903-1961, 1917-07-03
Occupants Of "Scotty's"
Camp Held to Grand Jury
Men and Women Arrested Sunday
Night North Of Martins Forty
Out Under 81 900 Bond.

Charles Scott. George Scott. George
Hays, Della Wilson and Mrs. Della
Thomas. ali of this city. were arraiEn"d
Yesterday before Squire Davies Of ST.
clairsvilla OF charge Of maintaining
disrcputnble camp north of Martins
Ferry contrary In All sdict by Belmont
county authorities Each of the per-
sons pleaded not guilty to the charge
and each was bound over Ia the grand
Jury under bond Of $1,000 each. The
quintet was arrested tate sunday night
when ErImnn, county authorities. act
ing upon n tip given by George Thomas
Of Martins Forty husband Of Della
Thomas Swooucl down UCon the camp.
The Wheeling intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1903-1961, 1917-07-03
BANKRUPTCY NOTICE

In III. District Court of the Cnitsd 6tatss for the
Northern District Of Wast virginia
In the matter Of II. ". olSJts. BLAklurt No. ts&.
In Bankruptcy.
To the creditors q II. ". olSzta. II IL city Of
wheeling. County Of OHIO. and district Aforesaid =
bankrupt:
Notice 4. hereby r.ren that the 3oth day Of June
A. D.. 1911. the said u. ". olizts vas duly Adludl-
Gated bankrupt and that tbs frSt meeting Of creditors
Will be held st the offices Of J. ". CumminS ESQ.,
Referee N BANKRUPTCY. Suite 6eso7s Hstionsl Bank
OF West Virginia Building. In the City Of wheelins
County Of Ohio and State Of West Virginia. on the
10Th day OF July L. D. 1917 II 1000 o'clock In the
forsnoon A. which time the said creditors may attend
prove their claims. appoint trustee CANINE the
bankrupt; and transact such other busineu - may
properly come before said meeting
Dsted-July md. 1911
Nv. cClE[Iys.
Jy-8-G befaes In bhkrupte!.
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MONEY.

NEW YORK. July Mercantile pa
per, 3 i: sterling f"-day hills. i79: COM
merrial 6n-dny hills IN banks. Al y
commercial 6n-day bills. 41llt: dema nd
475as cables, as T-iS: francs, demand.
SITS. rahlns, Sj7I. euildcrs. demand.
4Il.c; cables. 81 I-lGc: lir"s. demand,
g IS: cables, ST.cI; rubIcs. demand
ola.r: rabies. "2c: bar silver. T1!sc:
Mexican dollars. size: government
bonds. firm: railroad bonds. irregular.
Time loans. weaker. so days. 4G+l.
90 days. t'rG4a.: six months. ~: q 5
Call money. firm: high. Az; low. 3la
ruling rate. ~: last loan. 4; closing
bid. 2ta: offered Al 4.
The Wheeling intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1903-1961, 1917-07-03
EXPLOSION IN LAFFERTY
MINE INJURIES FOUR MEN
James shape, Fire BOSS, L. Badly
Nurned Whom Gas Explodes-M1ne
Idle Yesterday.

Four men were badly burned, James
Shape seriously burned. in an explosion
which occurred Sunday AT the Laffcrty
mine Of thn Pittsburgh Belmont Coal
company. Shape is said TO b. burned so
badly that il is inadvisahle m remove
him from I.afferty. in h" western END
Of tho county. TO river front hospital !.
Tho cNplosion resulted when gas which
had accumulated in the min" Saturday
and sunday exploded when the mon en-
tered the nrinc. Tho mine was idle yes
terdnN Ii rmnlhNS l6h mon.
The Wheeling intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1903-1961, 1917-07-03
WETZEL CO. MAN FAILS
remora c. Reed, Prominent Oil oper-
atcr Years Ago, Files Bankruptcy
petition.

pemcra =. Reed. one IF the most OK
tersiyo individual oil operators IN Wet
znl county in m" "il honn years gone
by, filed his petition in bankruptcy in
federal court here yesterday through his
attorney J. w. Mcintyre. of New Mar
Iinsville Mr. Reed now lives in Smith
htid.
Assets and liabilities area bout the
same $500
The Wheeling intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1903-1961, 1917-07-03
FOURTH AT THE PARK

The Fourth Will he observed ~ Wheel
ing park with Il grand program arranged
by tho park lanaGement. There is
sonnet hing doing every hour of til" day
There will he band concerts. ball games
vaudcvillc mud other attrnction.s
Tho swimming pool is expected 10 ne
we'll patrnni%od. although the pool or
the Island opens TINT day. 4 good time
is guaranteed all who so 70 Wheeling
The Wheeling intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1903-1961, 1917-07-03
A TWENTY-YEAR WALK
Native Of Crontia Arrives In Wheeling
Yesterday on Trip Around the
world.

Joseph +. Mikulcr n Croatian. arrir-
ed hero yesterday morning. clad in khaki
and carrying bur little paraphGrnalla.
He stopped IN this city on f. walking
tour around the globe. Over 10 years
ago Mikulcr loft 2akrnh. Croatia. and
said h. would spend ~ years wandering
about tho w"rli. ii" is due hack at
Zagrrb In January. 1921.
He carries Il large book in which he
has messages and signatures of tho
chief executives of all tho cities in
which he stops. He obtained tho sigma
ture e City Manager C.. .. Magic yes
terday morning
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IS INCORPORATED
Walker Alien & Co. Receives Charter
From Secretary of State.

A charter Of incorporation Was issued
Yesterday by the secretary Of state 10
Walker Allen &; Co. Of Wheeling. TIL"
company is authorized 10 conduct gen
cral clothing business. and the capital
is $4,000 The incorpora.tors arc Walker
Alien. Jessie Allen. !. i. Bolton. Archie
Admins and Effic Adams.
The company Is conducting q we'll es-
tabished business in mems clothing at
1919 Marker street. The firm name here
toforc has been Walker Allen e. Son.
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FRANCHISE NOTICE

. Notice is hereby given that uudR provisions OF m
ordinance srsntsd By The Beard Of Commissioner
N the County Of Ohio TO the wheeling Elm 0rors
Railroad Company. which ordinance vas psssed De
cember 90. 1897. and became effective On the 3fd
day Of January. 1888. the said Board OF Commission .
or, Of III, County OF Ohio. Will On the 9TH day Of
July, 1917, lct upon smsndnent - said franchise.
recurring tho West rirEiniG Traction Electric Com
psny TO change the location Of IL tracks 70 the mid
de Of tho road from euivsft on ths fstion1l Road
near Cecil Place 10 ths Town Of Elm Grove.
THE BOARD OF COMMISSIONERS OF THE couS-
~ OF OHIO.
cHAA o. ZpMN.
President
A. C. UNDERWOOD.
}o-e- SOL C'ek.
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SPEEDING CASE

H 4. Miller MAS hailed yesterday aft.
ernoon by Motorcycle Officer Walter
Worls on :. charge of speeding an auto.
mobile up North Main street. He put
up for his appearance.
Rod" Howard was picked UP at II"
fair grounds ~ 4 drunk charge. netrc-
tives haTc Clnary and loo Srhli"k plar-
I'd him nv tha county Jail pending an
investigation Of a report that h" Is a
NsEr1nt.
The Wheeling intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1903-1961, 1917-07-03
Screwboys Quit Work;
yorkviIIe Mill is Idle
Men on First Turn Unable to WORK
Duo to Refusal OF Srowboys to
Garry IRON.

Refusing 20 carry iron, which has
always been ono Of the duties of screw
boys on tho hot mills. screwboys on
frst turn at the Ynrkville mill walked
out shortly after midnight yesterday
morning. and forced other hot mill men
on first turn to suspend operati ions. The
mill resumed. however. when the second
turn came On at S o'clock. and con-
tinued with third turn at 4 o'clock. At
midnight however, tn" first turn screw
hoys again refused To work and the mill
WAS again idle.
The Wheeling intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1903-1961, 1917-07-03
PAN HANDLE GIVES
RED CROSS S236,OOO
National War Council Asked $4,000
wheeling Alone Exceeded that
Yiguro.

The magnificent sum Of more than
S23S. 0n0 has been raised In the Pan
Handle for the American Red cross
The original call was for S15o.Oo0 from
Wheeling. the name OF the city repre-
sentlng the four Pan Handle counties.
Wheeling alone exceeded that figure.
and Ohio and Brooke counties pledged
more than S1S1.0n0. Marshall county
subscriptions totaled over $4,000 ana
Hancock county in an independent cam
paign pledged more than $4,000.
The Wheeling intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1903-1961, 1917-07-03
ROW ON STREET CAR
., J, Hodnett Of EdRwood Must Face
serious Charge in Police Court.

4 man giving tho nam" If n: j. Hold
nett. Of FdSwood. Is alleged tn taT" ere
ated a disturbance on street car III
the South Side last evening. II" was mr.
rested hv Tatrclman Herman Hide
brand, who placed q disnrderly conduct
charge against him Tl"dnrt posted n
ca sh fnrfci: Of s25 for his appearance in
police court This morning.
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land is conducting a war OF robbery
and conquest. Time has made US
hard. saws the paper, and as our army
has accomplished the unbelievable. so
will our people endure suffering and
prfyation rather than agree to a pre-
mature peace for Lloyd Georges ad-
vantage.
The Wheeling intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1903-1961, 1917-07-03
COFFEE.

NEW YORK, July 2.-Coffee-Rio
No {. assc: futures. s:nady; Septem-
Der. lie: December. 7.o2c.
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FOR sALE-ResItsrsd o. I. c. boar pigs With quail
ity. SIZE and carry prize winning blood 10 chung
.nca Improve your herd nth Z registered boa.
price reasonable. shipped o. approval 4 K Coz
ruch. Rayland. Ohio. ie.Nt
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BEDFORD SPRINGS, PA.
BedfordSprings pa. Hotel &Baths

IN the picturesque Allegheny 'Mountains.
Modern resort hotel: cool, inrigoratinS GU,
nate: miles Of walks. bride paths and COCO
motor roads Every indoor and outdoor diver
sion: every convenience. A..
Also Msrnesa Baths. Mineral waters lnAs
rival those OF famous Erropean resorts.
Every hccommo5a ton for motor toullbts.
NOW OPEN.
r. z BeniIs. NSr. II. C. s"een1. A''t' ~
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Hotel New EneIan d

SOUTH CAROLINA Az. AND BEACH
Private baths. running vstH to rooms. eieTs'or
fine rrrchcs etc: capacity $50. s. UP daily specia
weekly. BOOKLET H. H. "iI>i~-Ao
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FOR SALE
FOR SALE Live Stock.

FOR SAILS lots. lo3. lot. los. Iso<ls afsA
IN.
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FOR RENT-Picnic Grounds

FOR REhI-Ptenie grounds open for July yourt1 Tor
private parties. Call National 3oo-W PlsaS1nt E0'
Icy campbslrs Grore Biz Wheeling Creek b-i-h
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ATLANTIC CITY HOTELS

sea water bath: running water In rooms: cuisine IN
surpassed reduced for carly season. sl2'oo up
weekly. Rocket