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The St. Mary banner. (Franklin, Parish of St. Mary, La.) 1889-1931, 1917-03-10
NOTICE..

l will apply for a pardon
at the next regular meeting
Of the Board of Pardons.
WILLIAM NELSON.
Franklin, La, March |, 1917.
Evening public ledger. [volume] (Philadelphia [Pa.]) 1914-1942, 1917-03-22
I.ogar
IOGAN'S PRETTIEST HOMES

Located on the east side of 10th st. at
puncannon-52OO block north and four blocks
on Al Of Logan station.
These are beautiful 2-story homes In the
pes' CONSTRUCTION. LOCATION
APPEARANCE
oil are quite perfect. They will appeal 10
"ou Instantly and irresstby as the house
you have been searching for and didn't think
could be found. ~
The price Is s435O--but please do not re-
gard this in any way as indicating their value
e"you could not duplicate them today for less
than s4s00, and we only expect TO sell n very
few at this low first price.
They can be purchased easier terms
than have ever before been offered for a
Ioran home-S2OO or $500 in cash. the bal
ance to suit your purse,
a sample house will be open day and eve.
,,nr Remember these homes are perfect
little gems and will only be on the market
al such a price and such terms for n
Mighty short time-but to get idea OF their
heauty, attractveness and IRRESISTIBLE
APPEAL. you MUST see them. So come out
nj once and for yourself.
NORMAN $. SHERWOOD
Spruce 307i, lill Walnut ST. Race 3o2i
Evening public ledger. [volume] (Philadelphia [Pa.]) 1914-1942, 1917-03-22
WEST PHILADELPHIA

HApFIEl.D AVE HoUSEs-"THE MOST
HEAETIFtL HOUSES YOC EVER SAW"
New England central doorways outdoor
s!ceping porches. with French easement win
dOws: art craft front doors with thumblatch
and knocker old Colonial stairways: break
fast rooms, Italian sunGen gardens IN the
rear, hardwood floors: electric lighting; hot
water heating and the most advanced IDEAS
In paperhanging. painting and decorating
price $4,000. PEMBERToN ESTATES li3s
$ 5Sth st. corner OF Willows ave. THIS very
attractive neighborhood is near Park and
Boulevard. trolleys and trains: 10 minutes TO
Broad St. All lines pass free on 5sth ST. Iin'
to HHdfeld ave
Evening public ledger. [volume] (Philadelphia [Pa.]) 1914-1942, 1917-03-22
APARTMENTS WANTED
Furnished

Furnished
FURNISHED APARTMENT wanted by = gentle
men, or rooms and bath. with modern
convenicuccs; within 10 minutes walk Of Man,
ufactuirrs' Club: give full particulars. Ad
dress Bird 2V4 PENNSYLVANIA building
ADULT COUPLE want furnished apn rtmsnt a
rooms. hatn and ktChenettc. completely fur
nished: heat and continuous hot water; good
neighhorhood; about $50 or s35 per month
Address G Gas. Ledger Central.
Evening public ledger. [volume] (Philadelphia [Pa.]) 1914-1942, 1917-03-22
WATCHES AND CLOCKS
ROOMS FOR RENT

Al repairs any watch. Swiss expert New parts
at cost H. Ramisch. 1921 Filbert. base't store.
Evening public ledger. [volume] (Philadelphia [Pa.]) 1914-1942, 1917-03-22

CHESTNUT. 20O9-DESIRABI.E ROOMS. PER-
MANENT OR TRANSIENT.
CHESTNUT 19O4-Second-f floor front suite: sin
gle room: steam heat, electricity: references.
,UESTNCT. 2O43--,3-roOm suite: hot-water
heat: electricity; suitable two gentlemen.
CHESTNUT, la2S--Pleasant third and fourth
floor front room for sentemen electricity.
I3TH NJ 1853 3-Attractlvey furnished room.
next bath: married couple gentlemen; phone.
10TH ST. ~. l4O1 housekeeping rooms.
furnished; kitchenette, 50 up; room private
hatn - 50 single room. 81, -
4OTH ST NJ 30O--Desirable rooms, bay win
dow. electric light: / block from 10th ~;
meals optional. Preston 6isS.
GlST NJ 20 (near elevated pheasant furnished
room; all conven!ences; phone. -
VERY desirable front room, running water;
near bath; attractive section W. Phlla.; 10
minutes to city Hall. Preston 3oI2 w.
ELEGANTLY furnished room: board optional;
every modern convenience: Walnut near 45th.
Phone Barring 1853 w. ----------
Furnished
GIRARD AVE- l3l3--Furnished rooms for
gentlemen. second or third foors' pri. family,
PINE 500 (The Drcsdenl-Furnished double
rooms private baths. steam heat, electric
light,
Evening public ledger. [volume] (Philadelphia [Pa.]) 1914-1942, 1917-03-22
REAL ESTATE FOR SALE

A DESIRABLE SITE
Central location, for factory warehouse or
garage purposes Adjoining property may he
ARTnuR ROSWELL. 2ss North 18th :.
BARGAINS in homes and investments uptown,
see us before huyingi We'll you money.
SADLEIR e. SON, 1915 Susuuehanna Ave.
24TH AND SPRUCE STs--Auto service plant
% to 208 feet; elevator; fully equipped '''"''
EDGAR q, CROSS i41i Walnut st
BARGAINs-2i33 Vine st. II rooms
81 $, 42d e. r, rooms Yir,, o,o ~ ,-.
hr!Gt rant 9'ed pris 's Gs 'sSS
Smith ed and Tasker. Dickinson ISL
1891 DIAMOND sT.-3.story brick dwelling. 10
rooms, baths. parquetry noors excellent con
diton; inspection invited Kennedy Rambo
37I0 Germantown ave.
BEAUTIFUL HOME, Spring Garden near 10th,
II rooms and baths: hardwood floors. finest
condition throughout.
MORRIS & CO. Ridge at Broad.
WARDS sTH ST. HOMES. north of Hunting
them at once. HETzEl 4 son, agents.
REAL. ESTATE FOR SALE OR RENT
BARBER, HARTMAN & co.
1901 Chestnut.
BROAD ST NEAR GlRARD ANE.--Tot 5oxl6O
10 rear street; excellent location price S5j,OOO
WM G.. GLENN. 1917 Columbia ave.
1924 ~ BROAD ST.--Thrco story. porch. 13
rooms, baths. all ConNcui"nCps: beautiful
homo. Pm. Kennedy Rambo, 374o Gtn. ave.
Building Lots. Factory sites. Etc.
DELAWARE RIVER FRONT PROPERTIES
1914 Walnut ST.
| CHOICE. BUILDING LOTS and large tracts of
sround n az parts city; also over 200 mfg
Evening public ledger. [volume] (Philadelphia [Pa.]) 1914-1942, 1917-03-22
FURNISHED APARTMENTS

BALTIMORE AVE. 5C0G-Furnishcd apartment,
sitting room and bedroom communicating
electricity. hot-watcr heat. 500 month. gentle
men only Woodland i0OS w.
Evening public ledger. [volume] (Philadelphia [Pa.]) 1914-1942, 1917-03-22
MACHINERY AND TOOLS

SAFETY SPLIT ~ G0ML,ARS M Rs ocalS ara ,i,P h1c2M an
ished ball and socket bearings. are the eI pest
MACHINE WORKS, 145 North, Secohdo,r
so X w BULLOCK 1e5 " genetator', I, ar y
compressors 3 S-oz. pressure blowers II. =
motor and vacuum cleaner. cupola powers
A. G. and ID. &. motors houSnt aBa SUI
YEARSLEY CO, 22i North Sd ST -
BOILER - For sale cheap; before removad,
7n''ylS H. r. r. phoenix butt strapped,
triple rlveted good as new; complete Win
usual ittings: act quick, l.. r. seyierts SUNS
437 " Sd 81. -....,,z,
POWER PLANT EQUIPMENT, r ~
Dvna mos motors, boiler, steam ana OH en-
gines pumps air CompreSsoIs =, n, -,
FRANK TOOMEH, Inc. III n "a st'------
PACKARD concrete mixer @ cubic feet, IN rum
ning condition, for sale a bargain terms 10
CHARLES BOND COMPANY, $50 ARCH ST
FOR SALE-one l5O-H, p. Heine water-tnbe
boiler | I0O-H =. return tubular poileI /,
good for lOO-lb pressure Apply ShWpeh
Heating Co. Market St, Camden, y, j.
COLEMAN N-SHOEMAKEk-M MEAD. INC
$50 Commercial Trust Blds.
New and rebuilt machinery
,DRILL-2G" Reed.Prentice, back geared' single
puI.eYF pi.' r. sEYFERTs SONS. 437 y. Sd st.
% POWER PRESSES, heavy double end, single
end: punches and shearS' lopl presses manu-
shears. Nuttall, lI4S " 1th ST.
Evening public ledger. [volume] (Philadelphia [Pa.]) 1914-1942, 1917-03-22
HEATING

HEATERS, boilers, ranges new and rebuilt
removed for the Makin-kelsey health hea''
will install cheap. 1927 Flbert st.
Evening public ledger. [volume] (Philadelphia [Pa.]) 1914-1942, 1917-03-22
GERMANTOWN
THE NEW ADDITION
TO PELHAM COURT
IS OPEN

PELHAM COURT was not built 10 make an
hppeal To every One--but to YOU who dema nd
the best aud are accustomed to receive It--at
price which considering what you do de-
mand and receive, Is moderate--it will make
a strong. compelling appeal
PELHAM COURT Is located Mt CARPENTERS =
station, Germantown. Just OF beautiful Lin
coin Drive. on the Pennsylvania Railroad. 80
or 80 trains day surely transportation
enough for any one
=, suites Of rooms and bath to rooms and
baths; the size to suit your requirements
Prices are from $50 up
j. NJ CO Y II r lie a quiet. perfect
APARTMENT HOTEL and located In an alb
tion.
In n word. YOU may come TO r r T. II A NJ
COURT and find perfect suburban location.
with TRANSFORMATION uneNCeed. an ideally con-
etructed building, uulet. digniiled elegant.
iou may select an apartment OF the tsiEe TO
suit your individual needs; YOU will find all
your housekeeping problems solved and taken
care of for YOU absolutely without effort on
your part; you will find table of the utmost
excellence at most moderate pricp. and the
same courtesy, serViCp and attention IL uni
form through the entire establishment
For full Information, arrangements for In.
spection and reservations, call phone or write
TO
NORMAN s. SHERWOOD
III WALNUT STREET
SPRUCE 1911. RACE 3O25
his representative on the premises at
Pelham Court
Evening public ledger. [volume] (Philadelphia [Pa.]) 1914-1942, 1917-03-22
AUTO LIVERY AND GARAGES

srr, INDEPENDENT TAXICAB co.
n A.. =, Hudson Super-Six Limousines.
TTysclal attention to weddings and funerals
~ SesssYond 6406. Never closed. Park IN
Sp,Lnh, l817-To hire (open day and night.
I'LL 1872; brand-new 5-pass. touring cars
i'sso mr.; also brand-new 7-pass. limousines'
,.So se,- hr, weddings. funerals. 1715 Girard
~ PHILADELPHIA TAxICAB COMPANY
q. Al fi1nIcvnobe limousnes and touring cars
sEr,gv per hour up. New cars: careful drivers
Ssptuce $500 Never closed Race 1888,
~ AZ snOISTER portable CARA ges. steel or stucco.
$50 cnplay 1881 N. 5th. Tioga 29Sf.
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APARTMENTS

CORNER APARTMENT-Two large bay window
rooms, southern exposure bath and kitchen
cite, In the Essex 3ith and Chestnut. Phone
Preston 2676.
DESIRABLE central apartments rooms and
nhthi moderate rental; reference required,
fARROW VAN pELT. 18TH and Chestnut
CHESTNUT. 2002-Professonal and business
purposes; janitor. newly renovated.
WALLACE. 1O0G--t-p-to-date bachelor apis. =
rms and bath, every convenience; fur, unfur.
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CARPET CLEANING
DREssMAKING AND MILLINERY
FOR SALE

MODESTO. late of y. Y: advanced styles eve
ming gowns specially. 1924 Walnut Wal S1SA.
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REAL ESTATE FOR RENT

400. CHANCELLOR sT.-suitabie as a con.
WtfTSSTTttJRS T. WRIGHT q CO.. Morris Bldg.
Evening public ledger. [volume] (Philadelphia [Pa.]) 1914-1942, 1917-03-22

SANlTARIUMS

g. lNyA1.IDs CHRISTIAN sANITARIuM
SPACIOUS grounds; Old York road to Broad st.
south OF Chelten ave. Private rooms tno
wardsl: medical stan; nurses; sympathetic and
sClentinc service ct moderate rates
UNSECTAffAN. Phone Oak Lane 1929.
LOCATION; special scientific care
nervous elderly; every comfort; nurses hook
let DIR. Randall. city Line. Chestnut IIill
Evening public ledger. [volume] (Philadelphia [Pa.]) 1914-1942, 1917-03-22

IoR RENT-5O5 S. STH ST, ROOMS.
rol' JAMES ]. HAGAN, al2 Christian st.
FOR RENT-223 S. 9th St, II r; newly reno
yated, James J, Hagan, ol2 Christian St
OAK LANE--7l04 York road. Q rooms; private
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$500
Vim. H. W. Quick & Bro, Inc.

RESI- DENCE, II rooms side yard; large i
hot water heat, electric light: baths; hal
wood 1oors second floor sun parlor; insta
tanpous water heater: every appointment
Evening public ledger. [volume] (Philadelphia [Pa.]) 1914-1942, 1917-03-22

EOP RENT-l441 s. Broad St. desirable l2r
side-yard dwg; back st. in rear; desirable
for physician. James ]. Hagan. 912 Christian
The Wheeling intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1903-1961, 1917-05-01
ROAD BETWEEN HERE
AND COLUMBUS, OHIO
Highway in Good Shape Except IN
washington Section and Few Other
Short Stretches.

\ careful survey OF tho road h"-
tween Wheeling and Columbus. Ohio.
has been mad" during III" past few
weeks by officials ri the ohio Eallc;-
Autonohil" clnh for the benefit OF the
pnhlIc. showing Ia detail the Cond.-
ton Of tn" thornUchfarrs between N"
kNrh"H" capital and This city over the
National pike.
Going west, from hnrH via Fridge
port. ST. Gldirsville, llnvhsvil" Nor
rIStown. llcudriCkSburG and fAirvi-w
! Ohio 4 distances of about "a Mills
| there is an cNccl!cr, road except Il
short stretch in the Morristuwn viriu-
lily. From Fairview through f.I2nnet III
20 Washugtom Ohio. is u miles of ..u-
improved r"nd. rough. and requires
slow and careful driving. Tho rret Of
| the five miles Of this road is being I'M
| proved with a large force uf mon. BE-
tween TancSvil" and New Concord. -
miles. eight miles improved. hut from
| Cambridge In New Concord Is miles
! Unimprovcd and rough. and ono <hnrd
not driv" over eight Mills An hour.
| From GAINESVILLE to IackSoninwn 80
| miles. excellent road Of concrete From
IacksOntown In Newark. II miles good
macadamiZ"d road. Newark. hy wny
| nj Granville Ia Columbus. "a miles
good road.
a d"tOur Of about eight miles has 10
hr taken on account nf tn" bad i've
mltc road in tn" Washington section.
Thu total mileage from Washington ~
Columbus by IN" dctour is Ih1 miles.
The Wheeling intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1903-1961, 1917-05-01
HOMELESS CHILDREN
APPEALING FOR AID
Pitiful Cry to Be Answered in Concert
at Court Theatre WedneS-
day Evening.

The l"rlur" arid concert at tho Court
, theatre ON "Wednesday evening under inc
auspircS uf the American AID for Home
! less Belgian children. brings Il mrssaG"
which should br answered 10y everyone.
. Little has ever been learned 10y r"npl"
~ large in this country about tn" actual
, conditions in that sadly devastated land.
, The h"roI$,n "f it's bray" pcopl" and the
l"rrihl" suffering they have had 10 nm
h"rEn HAY" drawn tn" eyes or most all
thu world toward them.
rhr particular purpose or tho Amrri-
can Aid for Homeless Belgian Society.
is as tho term Implies. to win financial
:nd moral support for the many thouS-
, anLs of little HclEiAu children and hHh-
les. who have been practically thrown
upon their own rrSnurCCS. or those nr
tate rh" want ut ihrS" little innocent
beings is Il far greater. far more grave.
and L far more ii; Yahlc one than that
Of their older comrades in suffering.
Mime. Ilnrta who comes to this country
: sent by the Belgian government to make
known the needs of these little ones and
Ia solicit aid in their behalf. tells in her
illustrated lecture here on this Wcdn.s-
Of the terrible suffering being horne by
these children.
An appeal. solemn and hcart-frlt -
! hcinE made IN Wheeling TO attend thi,
joint lecture and concert and by 50 do
ing cnHhl" at least ono litti" unhappy
soul Ia have hit at III" h;rrinrsS "f
thc rrC"Ssiti"s Of lifr or f""d. for ~
least f"w days.
TIN" concert shore OF tn" nv"nt will h"
given by Edouard p"ru. Court yinliniSt
"r Belgium. I'm artist. who his won
wnrA wide fam" and on" who has been
acknowledged among the greatest mast
CrS of his instrument Of the ,iaV
The Wheeling intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1903-1961, 1917-05-01
j. s. To TAKE
OVER ALL THE
GERMAN SHIPS

WNSlllN'ToN. April - i:r ulan-
!rluT$ Nui,' ;hr senate PASSED Il r"SuIH-
tinn tonight PROV ,tiinU for transfer 1"
'hC American government Of TIKI" ana
possession % enemy ships in American
Iurt~. and their u.s. in commerce unur7
dir"cti"u Of the stripping. hoard.
Thrr" are about luH German ana nhHE
AUSTRIAN ships IN American ports AMI
all are under repair, though ~" AUS
, trian ships ara NOT !nriu0"d III the TrSn-
luton. as the United StatcS'aTd Austria
are no, at war
Til" restitution was debated IA The sell
ate to-day iur more than i"u! hours
behind locked doors. The discussion
conferred On question Of damages :or ~"
seized vessels after the war. hut All ri-
forts 10 provide Il method by when OWE
"rS Dt the property would be gwen a
right TO sue III courts q; the United
States were defeated. Legislation or
this kind Will hc left TO a later date. pos
Sibly until Germany has shown her de-.
termination to provide legal method
, for compcnSatInE Americans VII" nav"
been damaged by Illegal submarine de-
Structiou of American property.
Several senator's favored provisions 70
insure Adjudication "f claims on til"
ground that IL such action were not
taken American property In fernany
might l." sc!2cd and no provision made
for payment The prepnhderance 81
opinion. h0wrvrr. favored passage OF the
, resolution with this feature omitted.
The paSSaE" Of the resolution WAS
, forced by senator Knox. of rcnnSylrh-
MA former secretary Of state, who
said IL would be a crime # the ships
were not taken over At DnCr and used as
targets for the German submarines.
The Wheeling intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1903-1961, 1917-05-01
GAVE UP HIS LIFE
TO SAVE WORKERS

BUFFALO,. -. Y. April 30.--ri"orge
Wcidingcr. boss burner In charge ni gas
tanks 1T the Buffalo drydocks gave his
life to-day to save the wOrkmcu under
his charge.
Fifteen men were In the building
where metal cutting gas tanks wcr"
stored. One of the men engaged in AT =
taching burner accidentally ignit"d the
gas In u tank. When WeidinCer saw th.
cylinder begin to smoke he yelled II
warning 10 the others and grabbing, tho
tank began TO drag ii out OF the building
AZ tn" doorway IL exploded.
WridinEcr was instantly killed. Three
other men We're severely burned.
The Wheeling intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1903-1961, 1917-05-01

Twnnty-frst street 10 tho Wells prop
cry on Nineteenth street.
Nm Chambers and family CT Nine
tecnth street, will rrmnIn to the VIM.
lurk!c residence on TWenty-firSt Street
today.
Mrs. 6. Z. Kelley of North Wheeling.
will take possession Of the ll"dig. r
residence. which she recently purchased
on Eichland avenue. this week.
Mrs. Carl Knttlcr Of North Warwood.
who underwent an operation in III" nhp
Valley General hospital. Saturday. is re-
ported doing nicely.
Mayor J. Fl. Mont Gomery. who has
been i'll. has recovered
The Wheeling intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1903-1961, 1917-05-01
LEVI. WILL FILED

The will Of the late David Levi was
rrri.rcd in county court yesterday.
The will leaves the fortune to the sec
Ond wifc and the tcstator's four chill
i,,n Of which she is the mother. Con-
corning seven children By his hrst
wife. the testat0r pointed out that ms
wealth had been made since his second
marriage. MIR. Levi provided. however.
that if the law required him 10 be
q,l"ath property to the children OF his
first wife they should receive IS apiece.
The will probably will be protested.
The Wheeling intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1903-1961, 1917-05-01
r,npostng Flag Raising

Market with du" patriotism. inc oeau-
.iful AMERICAN llug which the members
If ,n, Reliance Hose company reccn'tH
~, released was raised last night IN the
,n!dst of I, larg" crowd.
The opening Of III" exercises Was an
n,nn,..d hv IN" firing Of thr"" cannon.
iy MrsSrS. krttlrr, Marks and LUZ.
iiurInr N" unfurling Of the Nag 10 inc
irn,2. "A,usr!r;" was sung. aud pleas
,r,. addresses SLvorrd with patriotic
declarations. were delivered. b. Rev. +.
N. Rddl... Rev. L. i. Carson and 5. r
I'hriS ian,
The Wheeling intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1903-1961, 1917-05-01
(APH|C STORY
. MR. CONTROL
by THE ALLIES

SHlNGTON, April 30.-How tho
Il and French are malntalntnS
cal control Of the air over me
I'm battlefront WAS craphicat!E
ibed here today by Major l.. ".
ees of the British flying corps.
himself routed single handed a
Bron of ten German raiders anu
q OF the few Englishnen 10 TO-
both the Victoria cross ana the
ny cross.
lie the allied operations are con
a almost entirely beyond tns
han lines. the major Sald' lhe
or said, the German machines now
s over the allied lines only rarely
aiding parties. The British ny on
q levels, he explained. with three
of machines. The lowest are
artillery directors who circle
BIT in. big figure eiGhts, about o'Vo2
above the enemy irencheS ana
back directions 10 n" British
ners BY wireless. Above them at
DO feet are the heavy fighters with
men TO a machine and able 10
b the air for four hours a. speed
(l0 miles per hour. ~ 4 height OF
D0 fee: are the single man llGht
ers, capable OF 1870 miles an hQur
Of ascending the first 10000 Feet
minutes.
sh losses have been running
as high as thirty 10 forty
5 a day because OF the extra
chances taken over the
Mines, according 10 the major.
lhev 20 out in SQuadronS OF
4 r. a.
to swoop down IN unison
ny German machine that may
up.
or Recs gave it as bis opinion
he British had defeated the Ger
in every way in the air and de-
d them. OF Invaluable reconnals-
5 power. Zcppelins, he said, are
practically useless As a military
IN. Raids over uudefended places
hand still continue occasionally
> defenceS OF fortified bases are
werful that it is almost certain
cticn for Zeppelin 20 come
hem. They are practically never
ear the battle lines.
lany'S whole artillery ob$e!va-
Major Rees declared, IS con-
by means OF captive balloons.
time ago the British and
de combined attack az t
knocked down every captive
rom the North sea To Swift
ID Not tor thrr. days did an
fsr balloon appear IL sight. he said.
Pilots can be trained in about three
onths. according 70 Major ReeS. and
ould be from ~ TO - years old.
,ighinc not much over lhh' pounds.
e supreme consideration he gave as
:elligencs and reliability us the
* entrusted to IN" airmcn IS OF
al Importance.
Major ReeS stated that the purpoS"
hiRcomtng to Washington with the
r hiSsion was largely 70 tell n"
Nd 6can aviation experts Of the re.
5 5of EnsIands TWO and a half.
experience in flyin., All the
IS and designs used in British
pes. he said. would BE- available
e government. with any other
nation in the possession o: the
ish flying corps.
py American machines are in use
and for training purposes. ouC
the tichiis iinc. The Amer
aS. in Major RerS' opinion,
ped 10 Il noteworthy extent,
eSt OF the American machine
turally has not been submitted 10
the. tests which the a.iicd machines
be had 20 meet. and is not so fast
$50 great 4 weight carrier.
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pnraonals md Briefs.

Mrs. Mary pasco Of Pleasant Grove
O. who has ht"n the guest OF Mrs. VI. l."
Wright nf South Warwood. left EeSicr'
day FOR her home.
John SchHrr and family have removed
- Fairrnnnt. W. Va.
Mrs. r. f. Rice. who has h"cn serious
~ Ill, is much improved. -. 49,
Hugh Nastnr. Of Grafton. w: Na.'
>:."ut sunday The guest Of Mr.. and Mrs
~ T.. i. Oates.
r r. Kyle and family will remove to-
~. from their present residence on
The Wheeling intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1903-1961, 1917-05-01
SOUTH BOUND.
D0A WAkwOOD.
Aewtnr Party.

John O'Conner will tomorrow
SorI entertain tho Warwocd
Club. The time Will he devoted
ing, and g dainty luncheon. will
81 the afternoons enjoyment. The
will be: NtesdaInes J. 3. Nc.
IN. T. E. Hood. W. E: NcNamara
MURRAY, C. V. Terrell. W B. Nc
Ayse Kossuth. Pearl Fer
1Gh.fH. E. Shearing. F. F. Pierdon
eilsmrg, W. Va.
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Ta1fnnbina Gfor61.

9. Heltenbine OF South Warwood.
Ing the upper store room in the
a1i1dtng handsomely equipped for
.tionery, which he VIII open
he next week. The lower store
II be occupied by his son. Clyde.
II conduct q thoroughly up-to-
Socery store.
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DEMANDS GRANTED

S,ra.ai u. SpIIrii To- III" iH'"ll.s"ur
tI.NEESEl'Rt;. v. Na. NIril Co
,'nlIrh"i"rS Indny granted tn" G"uIanIS
r;iru"nIcrS Cr the 'NarkShurg district
f"r IN eight hour day ami an Increased
vag. AMI III" strik.. '"i FER tomorrow
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fish bay near the Soo and are now out
in open Lake superior. headed for Du-
lulh These announcements were made
here today by the Lake Carriers as
ISOLATION.
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WOODSF|ELD VOTED
DRY BY 29 MAJORITY
eperial Dispatch % ths IntelNztnc9.

WOopSFlELD, O.. April 3o.-1n tho
wet and dry election today the town
Of WoodstIeld. which has been wet for
scvcra! years. with four saloons. was
nut in the dry column for at least TWO
years by majority Of 20.
Among the saloonists who will be-
affected is Samuel Nichols. formerly Of
p-honlinv