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I Id. WANTS
NpNn 10 cents a line per insertlon.

SoNoNf i;i, 10 cent, s,a a line per inseFtlon.
pSV#SX!SSD wSsE Hi
S SS EEihiAATG .,,S or G0rI. CASH TO AC-
RATE PER LINE.
SUNDAY aud bA spnSs ,n sw2 neS 20 cents
cs9I;N ns,i,wr ,n;erS,ons. - cents,
Tine D%iY or $uNn% %s ana ie rs."a'r line.
i H"si S Si s"s Meg. i Cents s% l,ne
hnss,to The inch. and slx words to the line.
ciassiiic"iions not guaranteed after 5 =. NJ.
EXPECTATIONS t FOR I'D. WAIT ADS.
ices are FOR tho c"nyen.n"e OF the "i putlc.
r Mamt A .n; are a.eepted by them at tho
WEST Or FoUSHEE STREET
ta eS. ond pnnr"ssS , @'27 \" cary ST. -,
Charles $ Turner. Druggist, West Broad.
Kern's Pharmacy. 1888 Hanover Ave.
= l.. Booker Drug Store. &ool " IS. Main 81.
IHy's Drug store; Allen Ave ami Grace ST
as 1ef Bug R, ,Sse 60 sSo 81 T. III st.
sm%ns Sifsei I nn"T g,m, "a Pine 81, {.
". Il. May q 1sros.. Brook Ave and clay
Tsrran, Drug Store Foushee and Broad
rehy "A 5a. 9 II t f9rf nrdaS 81 STREET
MT rasis rns 2i.si; 2 h mrSah s,
T. T JcnriAs Drug Store. 2Ia T.. Broad st.
fsrisy's Pharmacy. Third and Main SITS.
Nails Drug store, Fifih anu Marshall Ste.
n H"nsHa 800 go Sar E2r ren Tf 4, s.
teerth 81.
n st. childrey. 81 y. Eighteenth 81.
Turner's Pharmacy. Twenty hrst ana Main
Miliamss Pharmacy. Twcn,yhrs, and
SPRUCE prns Company. rwen,y-,hIrd
flores DruE store. Twenty ninth and 9
Wood 4 sehsaf Drug Co. Twenty nrth
Woods Pharmacy. Twenty nth and Leigh
church Hiu Pharmacy. $500 East broad
g. n. CRAIG Drug store $500 r Rroaa 8,
Richardson clay Street Drug store. sol X.
Fairmoun, rhaf, imSs'S US rs!rmoun. Av.
BARTON IiEIGHTs.
s, ssy Big S store N2 GGd %aTh A
HIGHLAND PARK
4: y: coshs 90. 400 Third A"e.
". K. Vaughan. Fourth ana stuart
SOUTH RICHMOND.
chas. X. Garrison lio3 iiull 81. and ALI
WOODLAND HEIGHTS
Woodland Heights Pharmacy. sin
swANsBoRo.
y. " Roberts Drug store. :sci HUH 81.
FULTON.
! \. Black. aals williamsburg Ave.
PEOPLES DRUG Store. $3.50 Williamsburg
PETERSBURG.
Times Dlspa,.h BRANCH. go Nor,h syca-
more street Phoue Petersburg 225
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Murderer Ia Lyncled.

PHOENIN, ARlZ.. May 6.-Starr
Daley. who killed James Gibson and
assaulted his victims wife, was hanged
TO an electric pole early to-day by n
mob of fifty men, after thrilling
chase across the desert at midnight. z
While Daley was slowly stranSlinr-
10 death the lynchers recited the Lords
Prayer
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STEAMBOATS,
OldDOniniOnL,ine

Leave Richmond. foot OF Ash Street.
TUESDAYS, Thursdays and Saturdays. 700
l.. ". Connections with Main Line Steam
srs. leaving Norfolk for New York. Wednes-
lays ,;n and, and Fridnys t;ao, p. ~ c%npeetions
g. x o.: Ry. at l::oo NJ. daily except Sun
day Night line steamers stop at Claremont
VIRGINIA NANIGATION co. James River
by daylight for Norfolk. Old Point. Newport
News and all James River landings: Mon
day. Wednesday and Friday at 600 A. NJ.
Freight received Tor all James River point l..
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ChESAPEAAE & OHIO RY.

Gin. Lou Vie * West D.. 81 D.. I'll D.
Main Line Local. YES a.. ty:lb n
James itIScr Line, 10000 a. tl.l, =,
\ News. NfN., Ola IT. $3.50 a., ii: M - y,
New port News, Local $500 a. - :01 ~
Trains arriv- iron, SIX. 'il:o0 a.. .i:4S D..
80 >. y News; POO a. 'S:05 p. From
ia0 o. daily from Charlottesville except
jS:.5 a. - T..
Daily. Except Sunday.
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SCHOOLS

CoL@oI IS Coordination OF Mind,
SS1iOOI VI Body. Voice. a8th year
opens October 9Th.
EXPRESSION Summer Terms: ". Y.
University. University Of
Vermont. BOSTON. Ashevii'e. Chicago. List
OF pT. Curry'S books freCom ended by edu-
Gators and Impression" free.
>. >. CURRY. Ph. d.. Lit. D., Pres.
CopleS So. Boston Mass
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RAILROADS
Southern Railway System

4I.tILs L-v... u l.IClII.un,.-....in a., Station
ScAru"'e Ia uies nu, suaian,.ru. For tnS
Soutl--DaiiS $50 ~ Al. iuIai. lU:3U A
e. - e&S oarivr Duuet car. l.. NJ. express:
li:lo L. Nj express. sieeplng opun 200
4. NJ: 800 II. Nj. local Tor f>ey syillc, Cha,s
CITY anu Bunaio JunCiIon-wcek days.
AOrk ltlNcr 1.-The 80 4. ~ uuu <.Ii
l.. VI. daiiv local 10 West Point. i2:45 p
NJ. steamer Train connecting Tor Batimore
every other day. Inquire agents.
Trains Arrive Recommendations tho South I:
1908 \. NJ. anu o:lO A. Al, l.:.j Z, NJ Tx
=. NJ. daily; S:to A NJ. except Sunday.
rrom Nest Point: a:i0 y. VI. and G:i5 s.
VI. daily. Stc..iler Train 1895 A. 81 ev.rv
other day. Inquire agents.
oi!iCc SO. r.. Main St Phona Madison ,?o
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kichmcnd ana chesapeake Bay Railway Compan,

S.tcrscuilE >,u,udir OF April IA ina
scncuuie Subject 1" Change without
Notice.
Trains leave liichiuonu b'5:5O 4. NJ IA
NJ: os "a. NJ. ~. NJ. 40 a.. NJ. II a. A.
T.. NJ. l.. IL, T. NJ. ia l.. NJ So =
-. n;-o T.; Al; 10 T.. 81. bs p. A.. 10 F.
~. ll.IJ +. NJ.
Trains leave Ashland $3.50 A. NJ, b.7
~; a: Nj: By NJ, ~ a. AZ. eli A. NJ.
n, Di;2o =. VI y:io NJ. 7:lo +. A.. j
hCnrries baggage. 'Oaily except Sunday.
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RAILROADS
SeabOard Air Line Railway LOmsany

The Progressive Railway of the SOUTH
Trains leave daily: . a. NJ Norlina local.
vile: G;s5 p; NJ, sleepsrs JarkscnvilIe. Tam.
1910 p. ~. sisepers Atlan,a,. BirmlnGh ham
Trains arrive: 6:cU a. NJ. $40 A. NJ. 10 10
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DEATHS

allies Did. ?, hcr. homr ~ .H.noy::-
Avenue. Saturday Mnr ~ fii 4. y i,
.r"r !onE ilin~ss SARAH AnlC.E h.iEN.
Sh. j. survived by her sister. Mrs. T.. g.
Sutherland. and her niece. Miss '.Hr'i-
sutherland ANA Mr. Am" Heinri"h Mis-
.Iiion was tho sister Of The late Branch
II AM Henry :, ;iHcn
The funcrat wil ~ h,li AZ the residence,
MONDAY. MAY 1T l. o'clock. Inter
mint IN D.kwocd Cemetery.
KISG-Entered into re-, ~ tho Baptist
Home. MRS. nEREccA DAVIS KiNG.
widow OF the lat. " -. ktng. and the
rldcs, daughter ~ lat. Thomas and EiEu
beth g DAYS Of Sew Kent COUNTY She
leaves only sister Mrs ! W Garter .
mo n-phcw,, Linwood u. WinefelI. of
Richmond. and Thomas Davis. OF Bait
Funeral MONDAY 1t tho Home O'Clock.
May :. 1871
MfEH -Died. at beg reNtdcaca. II East
GrHrc street, saturday, May :. ~ F-ia
J. NJ. IN hrr siNt: second year. MRS RE
nECcA MYEr. widow 81 IN" late Moses
" Niger. She leaves S.N children. Five
daughters Mr-. !. =. ROY Mrs f.i< Miller.
Mr.. Arthur Lew. Misses psuiin" ana fsolcre
and one son. Morton. ana one sister, Mary
G;rcentr""
,Fun.fa! Mo%DAY. ii =. NJ. from tho
chapel
Raitinor" papers ric-se copy
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on TUESDAY. MAY s. 1917.

at . o'clock l.. NJ.
on the promises. We will offer for sale
the above property. The lot fronts
""Xloi rect on III" cast limo Of ST.
John street near Baker
IN" inproNcm consist OF two de-
ia"h"d dwellings, with four and six
rooms respectively. They are in good
order and splendid renters Now rent
ing at $40 per annum.
This is the most central and the best
part OF jackson Ward. IL you want to
purchase a good Investment or make
quick speculation. attend the sale
TERMS: Liberal and announced at
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MEETINGS
FOR SAIE-NInchincry.

BEl.TING. pullcys shafiing hangers
planners resaws.. iointerS lath mills. mold
ers. mortis"rs. knife grinders. veneer MA
chimes. boilers and engines Guaranteed
condition. Eluford & Co
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sToRAGE AND MOVING.

w. ERRED KlCIINKDSON. iNC. col -5O3
West Main Street. hreproc: storage 70:
household goods Moving packing aud
shipping Kandoiph ht1
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ICE CREAM

SPECIAL for this week. fresh pineapple
Sherhet H." cream. Madison $50. Wvnnc
Ice Cream Company.
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AUCTION SALES.--FUTURE Days
ny j. -. cARNEAL e son.
Real Estate Auctionccrs.

AUCTION SALE: or SPLENDID IN
NESTMENT PROPERTY IN "OLD
JACKSON WARD" nos. ST. AND
S23 ST. JOHN STREET.
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tDIs sale. MundX Automobile Supply Co.
largest automobile supply business in Roa =
n"kc. in splendid location; years cstab +.
liShcd trade, Can lac proven 20 Interested
parties to hc good paying. Reason FOR sell
ing. TO devote entire tine automobile
sales VIII sell at interesting terms and
price. Apply IN letter or person " T..
MunGy. III South Jefferson Street. Roa-
nOe. Va.
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BY POLLARD e BAGBY, INC.
Real Estate AuctiOneers.

In execution Of - deed Of trust. dated
Aprii q. 1918. and recorded in the
clerk Office OF IicGrico Circuit Court,
-. Il. 2oI-H page Bal. default having
been mad" in the payment Of a portion
Of tho debt therein secured. and being
required 50 to do. ! will sell by auc-
tion. on the premises Oh
THURSDAY. MAY 10. 1917,
at > o'clock +. NJ.
the above mentioned dwelling
The lot has frontage Of 30 feet on
Monumental street by depth Of 100
feet to an alley - feet wide. and he
gins $50 feet west Of Chan,illy street.
The dwelling - nearly new. and con-
tains or rooms, conveniently ar
ranged
TERMS. Cash
II. X. POLLARD. JR.
rrr,,-
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REAL ESTATE FOR SALE
FOR ShLl;-Tarms

MILL. seal cheap for cash. lots Colonial
a. Ii"'r' on LEONARD Parkway. Address
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BUSINESS. CHANCES.

I1f-.N NJ Vu.Il1 .tI'', PT"N0IIo IVT SHIt IT q
Address I. lg2. care Times Dispatch
FOR SALE, GOOD Will. MD fuRNI.
TURE OF THE WEBSTER" LARGEST
AND REST. EQUIPPED RoOMING AND
BOARDING HOUSE II RiciiMoNr. All
WAYS FULL. ~ GOOD MONEY " y kT.E
FOR FiFrIi:H YEARS. OWNER H:'rlI!-
ING. AND WISHES To DISPOSE OF MOST
OF FURNITURE ANY ONE. WISHING \
GOOD BUSINESS. OF THIS KIND cAN
SECURE REtS. BARGAIN APPLY
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POULTRY AND riIRDs
DANCING
SPECIAL NOTICES

THE sprinstifne is 2oning Let US clean
=, your CARPETS and rugs and store them.
We "iii guarantee them against rnoth
W. Fred: Rich aIdsOn. Inc, Fire proof Storage
.s-'V' west Main street Phone Randolph
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lo0-acr" farm. - cleared: S.room house
tenant house. large poultry houses ans
Other bulldogs: 100 shade trees. large or
chard. we'll wajcrcd: near town T. NJ
l.aTnucho. Hewlett. Va
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FOR SALE-VehicIes

SEVERAL. new top bugRics ami surreys that
selling below cost Wagon. top or
open, at bargain prices. Easy terms II
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HELP WANTED-Fcmaie

WANTED. a nrst-class barber Apply
once. Jefferson Hotel Barber Shop.
Richmond times-dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1914-current, 1917-05-07

WANTED, competent white girl TO 10 gen
eraI house work. good country home 81
minutes from city hy trolley i,tc=rI
wages. References required. Phone tioIl.-
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WASTED-Salcsmcn

SPECIALITY road statesmen TO sell adyer-
using service banks and merchants
Exclusive territory. Commission paid daily
state experience. Only men IN S;5 Ia $3.50
week class need apply. Unique lliny,rut-
inr Company. Tribune Building. New York
''''S
The Wheeling intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1903-1961, 1917-09-11
DISCOUNT PROBLEM
COMES UP TONIGHT
CITY Council to Act on New Tax Collec-
ton ordtnance--Fcw Other
Important Items.

The problem Of the proposed renewal
rf tho custom of allowing two per cent
discount on city taxes pRid the first
month after tax bills arc ready for pay
mont at the office Of tho city treasurer
will probably he renewed this evening
when city council convcncs in its regu-
lar weekly session. Last week the pro-
posal to discontinue the practice Of al
lowing the tax discount. which was
championed by City Manager G. Q. Maggie.
was the source OF spirited debate, and
action was finally postponed.
It Is necessary TO pass the ordinance
changing the time when taxes become
due from October ! to November ] this
month. to conform to the new charter,
and the ordinance, il is expected, will be
called up again tonight.
The council session tonight promises
to be rather light. as the tax discount
question is about the only important
matter awaiting disposal. The new traf-
fic ordinance is not yet ready 10 be call
Cd up in council. us it is still in the
hands OF the committee Of the whole
council
The Wheeling intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1903-1961, 1917-09-11
West Alexander Fair
To Be a Hundinger
More Exhibits Will Be Seen Than f'V01
aefore-haces Drawing Attention.

MANY special premiums not miner I"
offered will 10 given nj the lwsn''e'''
annual West Alexander fair and nome
coming September is. ~ and 2u' "h'C''
this wear promises In cclips" all lor"'el
fairs I'm tho little town resting hlEh up
on tho hills of western Pennsylvania.
Tho premium list has h""n rcFlSeu
md MANY new articles have hfen aoo'u
This yrar, Tho grounds are being piacSa
I'm appIc-ric order this week ana d.
rnnrcmrnts are being made to lur!'S"
space for the hiGFcSt displays c'ei
shown on the grounds.
! There will he many special ATTRACTIONS
i'm addition lu The novelties I" pe pre-
scented in the Exposition hall and along
The Midway. and there Will Do more u
irtercst the visitor than ever before.
Tho Warwnod band has hcen angageo
to furnish the music and the races 'h'S
ycar will furnish the most eNcltlns
snort ever seen at West Alexander Mo'S
horses are entered in the various events
und they arc Of higher class.
Time was when the West Alexander
fair could bonst of tho assembling or 4
larger number Of vehicles OF all sorts
gathered in one place al one time In THIS
scctiOn of the country. as people came
for many miles from three states to thls
fair, but with the automobile attaining
yorue the same can now be SAID or the
auto.
The Wheeling intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1903-1961, 1917-09-11
CIVIL SERVICE
EXAMINATIONS

The United States Civil Service Co'''.
mission announces the following named
examinations to he held in the near 1u'
,ure Necessary information and ap,
nlieation forms may he secured from the
sncro,arv of the Board Of Civil Service
Examiners at the Wheeling Post once
Elevator Conductor for Wheeling Pos'
once. s6on year. Sept. %; Barn Areh',
.,ect (Male), $500 $1,000. Sept. 20: Platf
j. r1eanar tMale). Sept IS: Agriculturis'
in Farm Management Demonstrations
tMale). s1S00-se750. Oct. 2; Rural IN
gineerlng Craftsman tMalc). Sl2oo'
S1Loo oct. 2: Senior Signal Engineer
Grade (Male). s5oOO-s4sho. 0cr. !.
Scientific Assistant in Public Healtf
Work (Malr). Grade !, $l5"o-*-""V
Grade .. S9nn-$l5Un. Oct. ?; Junior Chcm
list Qualified in Tars 'tMale). Slouo' oct
.: photographic Transformer (Mnle). -
A day. Oct. .: Trained Nurse. tPananls
Canal service). Oct. 3: Elevator Conduc
itor-Departmcnt Service (Mnlc}. Oct. 3
Assistant Geologist. Ground Water "ort
The Wheeling intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1903-1961, 1917-09-11
WHEELING STUDENTS
TO MANY COLLEGES
Twenty-Seven Members Of Last Years
Glass to Enroll In Educational
Institutions.

Wheeling High will be we'll represent
ed in the different colleges throughout
, the country this year. as - Of her grad
yates OF last year have enrolled or Will
leave in n few days for different insti-
tutions.
Following is the list Of those who
will attend institutions of higher educa-
tIon this year:
Charles Allen. .Dartsmouth.
Charles Ambrecht. University OF
Pennsylvania.
John Dudley. Carnegie Tech.
PhilIp Farls, Carnegie Tech.
Claire Harkins, West Virginia Univer-
sity.
Henry Hclmbright. Case.
Louis HeImhrght. West Virginia Uni
vcrsity.
Henry Korner Mrrietta College.
Paul Kirk. Marietta College.
Ralph Mctzncr. Cornell.
Ray Reed. Marietta college.
Leslie ScvringhHus Cornell.
Henry Stohbs. ". Y. L.
George Wagner. Carnegie Tech.
Marc Wolfe. University OF Pcnna'
Girls.
Helen Bowers W. V. /.
Francis Rrovcr'ann. Ohio State Uni
vcrsity.
Elsie Carlo. ". V. L.
\dda Dunlap. IionG College. tredrlc'
Nd. =.
sara Graham. WellalcY.
Virginia McGranahan. W. '. l.
Carolina Nol!c. W. Y. |.
Dorothy Robinson. Wilson Coliese'
ChamhcrSburE. Ia.
Martha Statinr. Wilson college, Nhatn-
bersburg. FL.
Hazel Sondermnn. Lake Erie
rornclia Wcimr. Russell Sage COL
lcgc, Troy. y. V. ,
Relle Miller Randolph Macon Lynch-
burg Va.
The Wheeling intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1903-1961, 1917-09-11

A mammoth parade will be given. GeorEt
W. Hull will be chief marshal The
famous Elks' Negro band OF Pittsburgh.
hns been engaged. Attorney b. e
Jackson Of Charleston will be the ora,
tor Of the day. Principal H. H. Jones
of Lincoln school will deliver an ad.
dress. Margaret Williams Will read
. N
Llncoln's emancipation proclamation.
Attorney Elijah J. Graham. Wheel
ing's only colnrcd lawyer. who u chair
man Of the general committee, for thu
celebration. will be one Of tho principal:
speakers. Lincoln will have holiday
on the day OF the celebration. The Aftiil
promises to be the biggest event q thl
kind ever held In this section. IS
The Wheeling intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1903-1961, 1917-09-11
ALLEGED "SLACKER"
PRODUCES HIS CARD
william Hartley, Of McMechsn, When
Arrzigned for Trial Shows He
Was Registered in California.

William Hartley. Of McMechen. was ar
rested yesterday morning by Deputy
United States Marshal John ". Short. on
warrant sworn out by federal Off
cial. charging him with being Stacker.
He was Immediately arralgned for pre-
liminary hearing before Commissioner
George f. Boyd, and discharged from
custody. after producing a registration
card.
He was in California on registration
day. last June. and registered there and
had his card forwarded TO McMcchen. 1t
was delivered to another precinct In Nc
Mechen other than his residential dis
trict. It Is said that Hartley jokingly
told a number Of friends that he had
eradeds registering and the officials be-
gan An investigation. Failing to find
him registered in his home precinct. he
was arrested
The Wheeling intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1903-1961, 1917-09-11
MISSIONARY TALK
Will 10 Owen This Evening by Miss
BONA Beatty, In Second q. P.
Church.

Miss Roma Beatty n returned mission
airy from India. will give a most inter-
est!ng talk this evening In the Second
United Presbyterian church, at 7:l5
o'clock.
Miss Beatty will have with her sam
pies OF the costumes and jewels worn by
the women OF that country. Also IL dis
play OF household utensils. growing grain
and corrections will he shown.
This entertainment is being given UNI
der the auspices of the Wumcns Mission
AIRY Society OF the Second United Freshly
terian church. and an invitation is cx-
tended 10 the public. W"iurn's Mission
airy societies Of the other churches are
cordially invited.
The Wheeling intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1903-1961, 1917-09-11
GOOD BUSINESS FOR
POLICE COURT JUDGE
rwenty-four DsstroyerB Of tho Dignity
Of the Law Appear Before Judge
watkins

Judge Marsh Watkins had his hands
full yesterday morning In meeting our
Justice and fines TO the - offenders. IN
Guiding familiar DRINKS. disorderites and
other minor offenders.
John Smith. John Doc. Ike Garner
and Charles Engel were fined 50 ana
costs on the charge Of driving truck
while in n drunken condition. and In
hiring the rear end Of another car. Tom
Gurenda was fined on n disorderly charge
and placed against him for striking a
small child.
Manuel Williams was fined $40 for
following several women around on the
streets. We would not say why he
was following them. but said he mad
wife and three children.
Dick BRYAN, William Slagie. Jacob
Alhcrts, Louis Taylor. John Ryan and
several others were fined on drunk and
disnrderly charges.
The Wheeling intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1903-1961, 1917-09-11

(Male), Oct. 3: Assistant In Plant Dis
infection Male). sl200-$1440. Oct. 8;
Telephone Operator. Oct. 3; Assistant in
Crop Acclimatization (Male), $900-sl4oQ.
Oct. 3: Pathologist (Male), Oct. 3: Stat
istical Clerk s9Oo-s1200 Oct 3: Secona
Glass (Or AssistanD Steam Engineer
tMalc). Oct. 3: Traffic Clerk (Male). Oct
3: Preparation in Ncmatology. Oct. g.:
Lay Inspector. Grade tNiale). Oct. 3;
Forest Assistant (MnIe). Oct. "a: Topo-
graphic Craftsman (Male). Panama Cam
al Service. Oct 81.
Applications for the following named
examinations will be received ut any
time: Physician (Malc): Metalla mist
tMale): Assistant Chemist (Malc) ::
Radio Draftsman; Copyist Radio Drafts
man; Investigator in Marketing Fruits
and Vegetables (Male): Assistant in
Marketing Fruits and Vegetab les.
The Wheeling intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1903-1961, 1917-09-11
CREDIT MEN MEET
Have P1rst Luncheon Since Last Spring
Meeting to Be Held Tonight
to Explain New System.

The Credit Mems branch Of tho Wheel
ing Commercial Association held its first
weekly luncheon-meeting yesterday in
tho Mcclure. Plans were discussed and
perfected for inaugurating n better and
more effective credit system for the
smaller retail merchants. The plan will
be explained at The meeting for all MGR
chants to be held in tho assembly room
OF the association this evening at s
O'Clock.
The meeting yesterday was presided
over by Stanley Floyd and was we'll at
tended by merchants In various lines.
The Wheeling intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1903-1961, 1917-09-11

Sonora Photograph, the inatru.
ment Of quality in tone, motor and
cabinets. Models in stock, SOU,
$1,000, $4,000, S175.0o, S20o.oo'
$4,000, $4,000. viii give 5 per
cent of for cash.
HILlM AN & SON G o.,
% Eleventh street. scion
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CASE rs APPEALED.

The Cecil Lumber Company. Of Elm
Grove. filed notice yesterday morning Of
an appeal from Squire Seibert's court
The care is styled Cecil Lumber Com
pany vs.. S. S. Shipman. and Is for recov-
cry Of s63.S claimed due by the plaintiff
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EMANCIPATION DAY
On Fair Grounds September 30 Prom
tses to be Biggest AFFAIR OF Kind
Ever Held Here

Further elaborate preparations arc
being made for the big tri-state eman-
cipation day celebration to be held here
September 20 on the state fair grounds.
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HAS TRAFFIC ORDINANCE

Deputy Sheriff Charles T. Sharp. for
mer city patrolman. has prepared city
traffic ordinance that he will have sub
n.i.ted at the meeting of council to-
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Deeds,

tt s. Riley. trustee. to William +.
Haselton. property on Baker street. so
and other consideration.
Greenwood cemetery TO Robert F..
Williams, section In cemetery.
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COUNTY COURT
Marriage Licenses.

Ralph MazinGo and Ruth McGlaugh-
lin, both OF Wheeling.
Isador. Coleman and rorA Mirvis.
both Of Pittsburgh.
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Sonora Photograph. The finest
tone In tho world. Models in stock,
$500, $1,000, $4,000, s175.oo,
$4,000, $4,000, $4,000.
HILL IAN & SON CO.,
% Eleventh street. se10h
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TWO deeds of trust were filed In the
office Of the county court yesterday.
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night Mr.. Sharp said he has framed
the ordinance after more than dozen
years observation as a city officer ana
that It will eliminate traffic congestion
If rasSrd ard enforced.