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The evening world., 1917-12-07
The Greatest Clothing Sale New York Has Known
Big Men, Men and Tall Men Are Well Provided for Big Sized Suits
TafSs sss:. WINTER o'CoATS fss- a.: rs1%. fss..

fRr%ss PTi6.s WINTER O'COATS f1is-
$50. 90 Trench Coats. $3.50 |
$50. 90 Chesterfield Overcoats. $3.50
$1,000 Satin Lined Overcoats. $3.50
S2S 90 Trench OvercoRts. $3.50
s3OO ID. II. Melton Overcoats. $3.50
$50 90 Fancy Raglan Overcoats. $3.50
$500 $ B Form Fitting Coats. $3.50
$500 Fancy Striped Overcoats. $3.50
ESQ 90 Ilcrrngbone Effects. $3.50
$3.50 Storm Collar OvercoRts. .... $3.50
$500 Grey Freze OverCoats. $3.50
$500 Black Kersey Overcoats. $3.50
$1,000 Fancy Back Ovcrconts. ..... $3.50
s2S 90 Scotch Mixture Overconts. $3.50
5000 Grey Mixture Overcoats. ......$ $3.50
S2S 90 Fancy Ovcrcoatings. $3.50
S25 90 Plaid Back Overcoats. $l7.5 so
$50. 90 Black Melton Overcoats.. $3.50
SEE so Heavy Cashmere eCoats......$ SIT. so
$4,000 Black Thibet OvercOats. $l7. so
r?%s ESa.. WINTER ULSTERS ft,l.. g.:
$50. 90 Plaid listers. ers...............$I7 $3.50
S2s 90 Storm listers rs..............Sl7.5
S25 90 Grey Mixture listers. $3.50
S22. so I'lstercttes. s................Sl7 $3.50
S2S. 90 Driving listers s.............$l7.5 so
$25 90 Touring Goats. Sl7. SO
$50 90 Touring Goats. $l7. SO
S2S 90 Convertible Collar listers. $3.50
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last night arranging every detail FOR
the big meeting and, program Of pleas
urc for today.
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DROWNING MYSTERY
At MOUNDSVILLE
ii N x N o w N MAN FALLS OR
JUMPS INTO RIVER AND
DISAPPEARS
At Thirteenth Street Ferry Landing
Three Men Were Witnesses.
: Rescue impossible.

ConSidera bic mystery surrounds n
drowning which occurred last night
about 1890 o'clock in the Ohio river
Just off The ferry landing at the foot
OF Thirteenth street, MOundsvlllc.
Witnesses are unable 10 declare
whether it was accidental or premcd-
itatrd
While returning from a camp on The
Ohio side Of the river opposite
Moundsvile.' Howard MCGill Herman
Hess and George Gandce. immediate
Is on landing on this side. saw a
stranger walk out on the ferry landing.
He then either stepped or slipped OF
lhe landing into tho river. Dick Bar
low. who operates the ferry, hearing
The splash. obtained tiashlight and
attempted a rescue. He threw the
light on The man as he sank for the
last time.
None Of the men who witnessed The
drowning could give good deScrlp:
ton OF The river victim. They said
he looked like foreigner. and had a
carbide lamp attached 70 his cap. IL
is probable III" man was an ONO
miner.
Unsuccessful efforts were made 10
recover the body.
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WNSHINGTnN. Mar. - china is
arranging :" send III" dismissed Ger
mau diplomatic md consular officials
IA that country back 10 Germany b.
way 1T thr United States. and has Sc
cured Iii" consent III thr state depart
mrul la th"ir pas$aG" across the CON
iinrnt under safe conduct. Details Of
the plan arc not known here. but it.
~ assumed III" Allies ar" to give the
ZANE guarantees for ia" "trip across
thr Pacific and Ia" Atlantic n We're
given In" l'uli"! states in the case OF
Count Won E"rnSiuril and his suite.
IN" ARRANGEMENT ..iE"rS Il solution 10
4 p;'nblcm which il was thought AT the
;iu" Of thIna'S ,cv"ranr" nr relations
with ,h, I:crlln government might pro
sent unusual tlffi"Ulti"S. III" only
neutral ground wh"r, the German ON
cialS might have E"n" overland Is
Siam. So lar. II IS understood. no safe
conducts ArtunlIy hay" h"cn issued. but
formal action both b. !ho United States
and the Allies y "Sp"CirH shortly.
About 20" persons Hrr In be IN the
rnrjv, including Il body Of German sol
lir-S who hav" aCt"i rs legation
guard at Picking Tie departure 81 this
force is expected Ia remove n source
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LEGAL NOTICE
MOI Ice.


pr,tsbursh Pa January :, 1917.
r.. Pittsburgh Wheeling md Kentucky Railroad
Cnmyanr a CORPORATION Of the State az West VIZ
zlnia Tho pittsburgh. Cincinnati, chicago Ha -
nu,s Railway Ccmpsny Z corporation Of the STATES
uf PENNSYLVANIA West Virginia. OHIO. lnnlAa kno
IIirois his Tandslis Railroad Company. corp"r1-
linn If the Stgi-o Of Indiana and Illinois, AND 1hs
Anderson Belt Railway Company and Inc IhctSo
Indiana and Eastern Railway Company corporations
u the Stale Of indiana. have. according 10 hs law"
n those Et4rss been consolidated Into railroad
,.,Iurpny named Tho Pittsburgh. Cincinnati ChcAso
,nd ST. Louis Rallrc=a Company effective IIhuAH
1 1917: the agreement Of consolidation haThE oeeu
filed 10 the office OF the Secretary CT state OF "e'
Virginia OF the 18th day OF December. 1915
Hereafter :he property formerly owned by the f'l1
bursh Wheeling and Kentucky Railroad COMPANY
Tho Pittsburgh Cincinnati. Chicago and 81 Lou1s
Railway Comuanv YGndslia Railroad Company Inv
Anderson BELT Railway Company and ChlcaSo' 'no'
ars and Eastern Railway Company IN mo staIes u
Vest Virginia, PENNSYLVANIA. Ohio. Indiana ano hi'-
nois will be owned and operated ny mo fliupiSn
Cincinnati Chicago and st. Louis hAlHoao eo"i
pGny. ,--rrrru-v
PITTSBURGH. WHEELING AND hh.'lCNAA
RAILROAD COMPANY. .. 49,,
THE PITTSBURGH. CINCINNATI. ChICAuo AM
ST LOUIS RAILWAY C0MFhSf,
YANDAIIA RAILROAD COMPANY.
THE ANDERSON BELT RAILWAY CoMfAH1.
CHICAGO. INDIANA AND EASTERN HAlL"Ai
s.. Il CHURCH.
.,,-co, Secretary
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WANTED-To Rent

WANTED TO RENT-6 or 5 room modern house With
garage preferred Out tho pike. address Suburban
.o,,. ,hi, oncs ur-9J-m
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PADE n CITY
Wait for announcement.

IN preparation Wa held down by our
fir" on tn" hostile trenches.
'f'r"iu advances !uin liz. French lines
on th. .NlSu"-M arn. canal. northeast of
E"r,;'In. Hear -. MihIcl H'Id an the: w"S;
SLOPE nj tur N0~""S and IN IN" plain
and valley. St"rminG d%tachus. MS
brought hack forty PRISONERS.
''Thrrc hostile airrtHu"S We're shot
down.
An ajr.Ian" directed NJ Prime" Fried
rich Kari. of PRUSSIA. has not returned
from Il raid over Ih" hn%tii" line be-
tws"u A"ras and l'cruuu"-
Prince Friedrich Karl and his broth
rr Prince Friedrich Sicisinund. sons Of
i':inc" Friedrich i.""pn!H T.: rruSs ia.
Joined tho German fly ug corps III Jan
uary. l'rinc" Friedrich Karl WAS -
Years old. Iw" %"urS l!t" Junior II his
brother. tn,h in" going prir,cS have
been enthusiastic Sn"rtsmcu and before
IA" war Prince SIgIsmund designed d
N'ir''"SSful ;lirIiau". Prince Karl. while
sill! in his teens. was known as the
finest cavalier OF the German princes.
II" VAS ono of tn" German officers who
participated in tn" Olympic games at
Stockholm. whore IL won prizes against
the most experienced army riders rf
The world. Tn" death in active service
~ eight German princes has h"Cn re-
ported previously during TN" war. on.
of Hess. TWO OF Sake lIriniu&an, three of
!.tppc. one Of keuSs and one DE Wal
,lrt.lj.
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ROTAR|ANS HERE
Continued from First Page)

,,.,s.iiI;,n Ohio, in their Stark county
s,,.rial The ClarkSburg and LharlHS-
ton Foote's" came IN ON IN" hMi''''o'e
4 ohio shortly before o cl"ck. ,,
Last night at 9:+n CLOCK thc -
land club members arrived. accom-
nnrtcd Dv = delegation from Michigan
ny"r the Wheeling and LAX" Erie. ~
rhis morning TN" Cincinnati ana
n,rrnn. ohio. crowd will arrive over
IN. Ealtimmrc &uhir in their S'ccprif,
gainesville club viii some In over Inc
same road ut 10:ii and the Ioicuo
members at 9:4n over the IcnhSElFh
rh. delegations were met by the re-
.cnriur committee headed by Chalrhih'
william II. Hare and taken 10 On In| o, mr
,,..i.,cr.G by. W. u. Smith. chairman pl
~, rrrdcn,lal and registration commit
Too MANY wives IF. members nccotl-
r,,iurd their husbands. who VII DC en-
,crtaiurd while in III" CITY ny III" '"1'
of Wheeling.
roI,,.!s prngran is mad" uiI OF Narl'
,,., NJ activities. business and pieasur,'
The Headquarters Will be IN the go =
I,it, Cathedral. where all sessions VII VII
Il" held luncheon $rrN"h ~ "n nr;,r ; :.
The big banquet TINS cVclilh1' VI ''e ''H
tn, conferences 20 close. -
rive session opens this morning III j
o'clock. when all delegates VIII ~;
Registered and hrl"i Ecl-n ..iIi;"iI iS
session viii hr h"id. AZ $50 william IT,:
IInrn president Of Wheeling Rotary
rimh vii! deliver tn" address ~ welcome
followed bv Mayor II. J.. MIX WcIc0n-
ing tho i,utarianS ~ hcnh II III 'n; ;,, -! 49,,
Governor Oswald Of Michigan: WI re-
rnintrd. followed with n discussion OF
"I'ro,lcrn -: Weekly Program ~ l".""'
The lmp"rt:nc" aud Ea!u" Of in."'n |l
;i"nal Conventions WEI ne Lah,n ;in':
after which "M"ihodS "l lhtlp "'''7
\rw NcmhrrS'' will II" discussed $50,
Tn. nrnrran If stunts ri tuuS VIII
r,,Iln,y IN. noon luncheon 10 be- held IN
tho banquet hail AZ III" c;'thcdrai. Whlc;,
w:ll hc attended I'r hundreds. talHWrt'
H. Brown. president Of GAINESVILLE. ONO
Rotary club. Will nc chairman VI 'i'-
lunchcun- meeting.
international Officer Speaks.
Tho AFTERNOON session will he opened
will. Il discussion Of Il movement !" nc
launched FOR IN endowment fund Tor
extension and educational work III 10 =
iarv. shall the District Governor bc
Effected hv t1uhS at tn" ANIMAL con
r"rrr,,,"'- VIII also b. discussed. Other
BUSINESS matters will h" taken up and
reports received. An informal dinner.
which will hr attended by about 4 thors-
and will he held in tn" banquet hall AT
o'clock. rPrsidrnt Hnr" will he the
tonstmaSl"r
t;oyrrnor Oswald Will iuir"durn Soc
ond Vic" President Guy 'iunda k"r. who
will deliver she principal speech. y full
orchestra will furnish til" music for
the d"IiThtfUl affair. TIL" dinner viii!
follow wi,n program q! Amusing
stunts. in which the "Euhc" band nt
GAINESVILLE. vii! furnish tho hiscurtan;
MUSIC TIL. session VIII clos" with Il
conference Of tho officials. including
Governor Oswald and Secretary John T..
Nelson of Ptqua, Ohio.
Postmaster ". W. Irwin. one OF the
most prominent and distinguished Ro-
tnrians IN the country. Is general chair
man Of the committees. lie was busy
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OFFER OF MEDIATION
CONTINUED from First PaEe.)

Cruiiing for the navy were launched
during the day. Tho response To the
recruiting service during the last few
months has been the best on record.
but Secretary Daniels is determined
To til! up prompt! to the full author
lied strength Of T4.50O men. Word
wa; received that every shlpbuiIding
plant capable OF building destroyers
would be- represented III the depart
ment Saturday when a great number
nj building orders will be placed. The
department plans 10 build to the full
capacity Of the yards. and the number
Of destrOycrs 10 be ordered can be de-
termincd only when that capacity Is
known. a standard type boat. the
thirty-five knot vessel designed last
year. will be ordered to hasten con-
StruCtiDn.
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Resented BY Aron.

NEW YOIik March .2.-~ThG mayor
committee on national dcIcnS" received
nniIrc today that the .LriUn society
sov IN the committees action urging
th2 members Of the society 10 sign
Inylly uIr,ls,. 4 gross insult. Inc
Arion snciuty * on" of the most prom
incnt German clubs in the CITY us
directors have cund"mnCd the course "l
,ho National Defense t0mnIiii"r d..
cause i, seems To doubt the Loyalty "
its members. :. ,,;.. ..o,,n-
''rhr OBSERVATION-DISCLOSURES in mus '"un-
,ry." SAYS a resolution adopted by INC
tCcic,v. who have acquired citizenship
kurw full well their duty and also Kilo"
they have To fulhll their dutE; IN ~" i.
notb of.allcgiunrr stands for all tImH'
The MAYORS Commute" has been m
rormrd Thai tho blank plEdg" 4"stcH III
the. sucicty's building received II" S'7
natures and has ben taken down
Tho womcn's section OF IN" '%','
ruittra on national GrithSr Ha3
started n movement I" slnp'llH IT.
Fashion Of wonan'S dress, t"ii"WihE W.
c>nmplc Of the nations now chEAE'" ~!
,yar The appeal is addressed nnt "htH
10 all patriotic women put u HUM"
rnrturrrs and merchants. ;
Thc Home Drt"i!sr leagnr. an oFE'''-
,,,,n, IF civilians TOR the p"riHrI';li'r
IT uniir, and seIui-militarY duties. VIII
hhr'n active. S.rVlc" next week D! re-
.Iio,Inr rational ruardSnan wh" n"Hr
h.n 1rrt.r,iug IN" catSkiI NVu'd"Nt'
irigh, hundred mcIuD"rS Vii" NAV" pa,
OF tho nhySirnl examination h"siel Il''!'
,ary instruction at III" o"th fNfe't"
Armory today.
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al Siderable ir-itat ion in PekinS s
legation quarter, where the proNlmlt!
IF armed forces Of the brlliEcrcntS has
led to nor" than on" unpleasant incl
United States and Germany. American
and German trOps have com. To blows
once. and III" Germans have had many
uuarr"iS with the French and British
lropS, stationed Il stones throw dis
IHnt.
Incidentally this will afford a way
home for tn. former Germany consul
a, Manila, Ziiclnan. VIII" has boon trar-
ding the seas for weeks without being
able to lind IL refuge. Dismissed from
the Philippines. he was refused sale
conduct IN Japan for China. was
brought back to Hawaii. trans shipped 10
:, vessel sailing to China direct, and
arrived there only To learn that rela.
t!urs had been broken and he could not
lnnt
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HER DAUGHTERS
IMPROVEMENT
WAS RAPID
Chasco-Vin the Tonic 5ody-6uIder
Quickly Restored Her to Health.


INV six wear old daughter was dell
cate, with Il constant cough. parrish
larly at night. Each change in Inc
weather seemed to give her fresh
cold. We tried lots OF different med
jcines, but nothing did much good,
Nv druggist recommended Chasco'
Vim | purchased d bottle and my
dauchlers Improvement was RAPID.
! purchased the second bottle and she
has taken about half Of it. She now
seems entirely we'll, has a splendid
appetite, her cough is entirely gone
and she sleeps sound. free from the
nervousness so noticeable before.
The results from Chasco-Fin were
quickly noliccablc-in fact. my nus
band is now taking il and finds IL a
fine Tonic. and help during This try
jng changeabIe weather" writes IlrS.
Alexander Sommers, lGl Dean Street
rnoeniXville Pa.
Chasco-Vin the Tonic body-hulider
is being especially Introduced IN
Wheeling bye. II. Crest 4 Co, ll-'
Market 81. One bottle will prove IT,.
Try il.
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German Report.

Et:Ef.iN.' March 80. h,' wirHi"ss 20
SaEvilir---S Spirited fighting i'll the sector
over which the Germans have he"n 80
firing is reported i, To-day Official COM
rnun!ra;in which n"nti"us 40 further
"vaclIai Ions .: territory French hattal.
IONS attacking on III" north BAN, ot tho
N3Sns' We"" r"piiiS"G
Announcement is mad" ih;t, an air
bi:lne pilnteG hH Friur" Friedrich Karl.
Il cousin of Emperor ~r:iti1m. has not
returned from II raid over he lines he
tween ArraS and r"r"nne. Tho state
In"nt reads:
"WcSt"ru front: Between Lens and
Arr:tS after I;v"ly artillery fire. engage
rmcr's nrrurr"d between mountaineering
L"ta'hni"i!tS.
I'm tho district on both Sides % tho
Snuirnr and Ri" Disc clashes between ad-
ya:i,'.ri r".lChn"ntS had an issue favor
abb" IA rs. Near t'hiyr"S and Missy. IN
n" north bank OF til" A!SnC. french
hattalioIS w rnr"prils'ci.
"On the i"ft hank "f In" Mouse CFcr-
dun reSlonl a hostile attack which was
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Wharn Hc hann1

WASHINGTON, March 22.--.Th"re was
over the whereabouts Of Eeprrs"n ta!ivo
Mann. the Republican floor leader OF
the house. who started on vacation
"trip without leaving his address before
President Wilson advanced the dat" %
tn" extra session 6t congress two weeks.
Mr.. Mann'S secretary said nothing had
been heard from him since tn" new call,
but both the secretary and Republican
house employees seemed unirnuhl"d IN
confidence that ia" minority leader
would bn back al hIH post when tho time
chMe for tho converting cs congress.
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Headaches? 'Ce|ery-Mist'
Gives Quick Relief
Costs Only Sc a Package to Try
It-Sold at All Stores.

Your headache stops aching almost
instantly when you take Celery
Mist" Relief and comfort follow at
once. Thousands Of people say it is
FINE Superior In quality to remedies
that cost twice as much. Contains
no opIatrS or narcotic drugs. You
can get package for only &c at any
store. Also relieves neura lEia. cold
In head and aches and pains from
grippe One trial will convince you
OF the merits Of "Celery-MisL"
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rbousands Training.

CHICAGO. March - ne i!ar,,
- Naval Training station ~ In
HiufI today has $500 men in trH ,. NJ,
according to Captain W. 4. M"l,%" ,,n n"
r~nnanier. This ls on" thouSNnI 'h",T
linn the plant can readily care Tor. na !
Under orders from the navy d"rarilmra,!i
the accommodations have peeh p''S''
10 tho limit. i, ,,o ,n,cnd,d
!, ask ucrmiSSinu :" Increase ui' -
,',,.,fy,f Tho station so that %.o"" men
may hc placed in training al "mI ';i ,,,,.
I'VE. huv. been speeding up 'nurh "a"
r ,h,r IL really agr""Hhic I" tn" Sth-
ton saia tn" S",n hiIndr n MS u I'aS
nnr,nul conditions. Rut "" nav" 'r'ci
To- taks care "r All recruits nntII We M a.!
now uvcr-rrcruil"d about l'n' men lm"h.
sixty seven members 1T tRe 'hi'"h"
yarhi club have. enrolled in a'm"v"n'"ht
10 form patrol squadron on ~" , ''r"%l
,al;cs and my craft. including pfifh';
,",.h,s and motor bouts HAY" h""n listed
here 10y the government ms ny;''l''ni'' l"s
rio r.nsiyc purposes. Training 'IaSStH
,,.;I, H.. started curly next week with
naval officers as instructors
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wHEE1Na's Ro3ARY JEwE1EH.

j. r. baum. jeweldr, ono OF the char
ter members Of th1' Wheeling Rotary
club. located in tho 'Schmulbach build
ing. Market street. Is displaying one
Of the most complete selections OF Ro-
tary Jcwclry manufactured.
the courtesy If R&:arian J. c. Miller
of the Cincinnati Cub. who manufac-
lures the majority OF Rotary Jewelry
mac" IN America. >
Every Organization has its emblem
ami in keeping viii III" progressive
spirit az Rotary. 'hH creation of Its
iewrrly is original, and artistic. All
tnrarIaus and thci,: friends are more
than welcome II tE"y should care 20
view This Displays Ad'.
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FOR SALE-Horses

FOR SALE gray horse. :: years old. weight 1900
sound Call Natl 1857. Inquire 1S South
Huron. mr'-o-l
FOR SAlE-A match team Of blacks and years
old weight $500 lbs. Would take small horse In
c1chsnS Post Office Boz ST. Wheeling. ". Va.
mr-lS-p
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BRIDGES Guarded.

ST. Lotus. Mo. March 80. ---F0r ten
dayS agents uI the department OF justice
have been ia -. Louis supervising lh'
guarding OF bridges and uuuitiun iac-
iurIrS in this vicinity. according Ia Il
statement made to-day hy II itch states
District Attorney OLIVER.
Agents Of IA" department, ne Stld.
have. made - canvass Of tE" workers ~
munIiiuu factories to learn whether any
are SymuHlhizrrS with tirrinany IN IL"
CONTROVERSY w!lh the United States.
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Startad for Home.

NEW YORk March .-.--l|aptaIn. +.
\. Middleton and twcnty-sercn members
Of Tho crew oF the American steamship
NicilancIa. sunk March IS by 81 German
Submarine. have started for home and
VIII l." landed at Portland. Maine. ac-
corIinS to Il cabIcEram received here
today by CASTOR. Williams and Wig
more owners of III" ship. The cable
gave the names of iiiI"cn members OF
The crow who are missing and believed
n hc lpsf
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:a-lJ.Got
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VIII Dust the Kaiser.
NEW YOEk.NarCh "2.--rh. Allan
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POULTRY

FOR SALE-Esss for Matching. 10 cents ehon
White Icchurn Ph.o Buff orrinsinn. Three b"'f
corS,r-s 500 each. Sunny Knoll Farm Nat phone
whg. 4SGGT M -
THoROUGHBRED Barred Rock Cocserel' 35oo aho
sIG0 rsss 81 20 setting. SliluelI farm, Rayand.
Ohio. III. e oo.
F0R SlIF-Eyrs for Matching S. c. Rhode Island
Red. PARKS bred 70 lay. Haired Rocks. Blue An
d.lus,an Columbian Wyandots $50 pcr L. liehr7
L.u. AIS Erie ~, Natl phone ISji-M- ~ !-3ol
RHODE ISLAND Rcd Eut. IeShun eggs a''d SHck
fc- sale H. Is Hcmmsnn.i WhcclinS. W. Va H. =
mr-ln-I2-t
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WANTED-remale Help

WANTED-Girs over I6 ys,rs Of age. for light clean
factory work good wage Apply Wheeling Tile
Co.. 3lst & Chapline StS nr-?2-i
WHNTso--A foreign woman for general cleaning.
oi9 Main St. mr-3l-I
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S9ruices rendered.

puIl.ADELpIIIA. Maj =. HT
.a,.i,.n. Of many thousand alumni 81
Spcrialized trimming representing MY
~ thr iylr,inE universities. colleges anu
technical srhols throughout the co,i I
nv were rendered to The intrr-collc-
rta,r intelligence bureau; me ounnaI
u..s .nrritnlzcd IN Washington several
weeks ago with the approval or niGn
Soy"rnment officials and Or. Mcclellan
t.,iG ,mmirh, many educational institu-
lions in All sections Of the country arr
co-opcrating TO place at me "lSp'9,',
Of the government the RESOURCES VI
,hoi- ,rr,,Iun;rS everywhere.
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FOR RENT

FoR RENT-ThIrd floor apartment & roons and bath
eth and Chap!ins. Inquire Twins druE stor..
mr-2a-t
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Long May She Wave.

F'rI:T WAY NJ. Ind. MIrrh - lie
American flag was Displayed in I'll"
court room at .ludgr loan W. fgg"uan
and all the attaches ~ ia" court wore
small flags in th.ir laV"is by order Vt
iht. court To-day.
This IS in the same court house who're
earlier in thu week William =. Schwler.
president uI the county commissioners,
ordered lii" county recorder I" remove
the American flag from the windows 3r
the recorders office. Schw!rr'S order
caused int"ns" feeling. The commits,
Sion"r later made puhli" apology AMI
flags now appear III all windows 81 lie
court house.
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Extraordinary Situation.

NNSWEINDNM. MNrch =, Wa l,NNNNN'
o.%S a NTH" Berlin TaE"hlnii. re-
trrrinE Ia tn" arming Of American m"r-
rhantm-u says:
~ very extraordinary situation may
nris.. OF American sailors. III their rA-
cit,uu,ni nrr nn tho UrSt submarine
ihcy 500. for ii POSSIBLY might i"' French
or English. y German Suhnarin" would
not come Ia the surfar" IN the ualiErE
zone a. long AS steamer "aS in sight
America must not think Sh" ran convey
merchantmen hv wIrshipS with imTiill-
i1y. The Declaration of London Tore
sees tho possibility Of such action hut
This an,lquat"d Legislation, winch does
not rccogni." submarines or danger
zones is vallirl..SS n Us.
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tic Yacht club. after much discussion.
has found way To- nust Emperor VIII
liam uf Germany and Prince Henry Oh
Prussia. both OF whom have been nom
urary IlrtuhcrS for several y"n!S. III"
clubs constitution provides that before
a member may be dismissed ne must he
given an opportunity To defend HIM.
self against charges. Tho directors OK
the club hayc decided tina, III" rul" VII!
not br broken II they notify the "mpcr-
or ana III. prince ~ publication that
tl,,.v ara To be dropped from the rolls.
If neither q them replies within ten
days they will bo declared ~" longer
memb ers.