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The Wheeling intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1903-1961, 1917-02-26
ORGANIZE WOMEN
FOR WAR SERVICE

WASHINGTON, Feb -. ~ nation
vide movement to organize woncn for
war service vas planned here today al
Il mass meeting called ny the National
American Woman Suffrage Association,
addressed Ivy Secretary Baker and A.
tended by Secretaries Daniels and Nc
kdor. \ note adopted by tho executive
council Of IN" association 10 he sent 10
President Wilson Says:
wv" dev"utly hope and pray that our
country rriSi. may IL" passed without
r"Cour"r to War. We declare our belief
hat the settlement Of international diff
+, renccs by hlnoiShcd Is unworthy or
thu twentieth century and our conf
drnrr that our government .. is using
every honorable n"ang tn avoid conflict.
If. however. our nation is drawn int"
Inc nacl@tron. We stand ready [" serv"
orr country with the zeal and ."onSecra-
ton which should o""r characterize
those vh" cherish high Ideals IF the
duty and obligations ne citizenship
With no intention nf laying aside our
constructive" forward work 10 secure the
vote for tho w0mnnhnd "f this country
a. the right prnI nrtiyn uf all rights. ""
event they should hc needed 3nd. iDsp-
far 49, We arc authorized wc rledE" III"
loyal services nf or more than TWO mil
lions Of IurmhorE."
tn unity The c(f"rtS rf all wnucns or
rani.atinrS and ."u-nn"ratn with govern
mont 81; h"riii"S FROM each national
"r=ani5ati"r "f women willing I" aid in
Mar work IL the n"nd arises" The sur
f-aE" ".SS""ia1iuU itself expects 20 CS-
:ahiieh = bureau 10 work "ut plans for
employing women in positions left VA
"ant by m"n who might 80 to .rar.
The Wheeling intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1903-1961, 1917-02-26
LEGAL NOTICE
- NOTICE.

PitkHJrsb. IA. J,nuar1 1. iei7.
Ths pIttsplrzb iSheelLng and Kentucky "a
Cnnpsny corroI uou 81 the State of'West VIZ.
sln,s. Tin. Pttlsbui H. Cincinnati. Chicago and g.
Louis Hsilua5 Com any. corporation Of ths Ha.As
81 pennsrlYana. West virginia ONO. lnnane anu
liIiuos. tho fandGfs Railroad Company. ootpotA-
tjon OF ID. States ~ Indians and Illinois. and The
Apd.r.rn Belt Rai way Company aud the Chicago.
indiana and East-;, Railway Company. corporations
OF the State N Iu3tsuA have. according 10 tbs LAYS
Of ih1sn States. IN consolidated into fAilresd
company named Tle Pittsburgh. Cincinnati. 'chieaEo
and St Louis Re- zoaJ CompanJ. effective January
/. IaII the ..rce enL Of consolidation hannG onen
filed 10 ID. office AZ thu Secretary NJ sAts Ct HcSt
liysnis on ths .3l1 day Of December. 1915 ~
Hereafter n. pre- erty formerly owned By the Pitts
tursh Wheeling std kentucky Railroad Company.
ina Pittsburgh. e acinuad. Chlcsso and st Louis
Railway Company. tTandaIL Bsllrosd Company, 1hs
Anderson Belt Rsi.rsy Company a5d Chicago. lnd.
,ns snd Eastern s-1ilpEy Company In The etitss {,
Vest N,rginis. re. sylvanla. Ohio. Indians and ill
rois. will b. ovpA apd operated by Tho Pittsburgh.
c'OeinD.n. che., and ST. Louis H.ll'''d Com
p0ry. = ..-
rI1TSRrRGH tEuEELlSG AND KBETCCKf
RAILROAD COZ PANT. r.
TBE PI1rSBUB G1I. CINCINNATI. CHICAGO AND
ST LOUIS RAILWAY CoMPANT.
V ySpALIA RAII:HUAD COMPANY.
I'VE ANDERSON EELT RAILWAY cotpAST.
CHICsGo. EipE-EA AID EASTERN RAILWAY
C.AFAST. "
s. Il CHCRcH.
,s-I5-6ot - 6rNt1D.
The Wheeling intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1903-1961, 1917-02-26
Whaling CoruruatInu Company

H,,.,. i- he chs s.r"u ih... a. Ih""Ins I" Nat
,,,..r,ld,rs a. iho Whrehns I"r7usaiins company.
a,;nr created and nresrlT~i under sho laws "f
Vs., .,rs,n,. hrld 3; Wheeling W: Va "n We
,,r.,, .,,.; ia, - Fnh-ua", IA!-. the following
.",ui'tIi,au- -dLird
r. .iifd f,r,; TNII ~" Wheeling 'ntn'~lh'
,.,,.,at , ror;,,.,,.r ,r",'r! and urssntErh undr'
Ito laws %, ,lr STAT" E; Wnsi NirGinIs docs hcfchF
81, ,,rjr,. h,.rrr.- =, corporation anI NrfrhfcfS
~ sid STATE IL, chatter and c"rrlTa;" hAhrhise'
Tl.o IIn.rd g, nur.tur. "I rrr'tcl T." r"nr"rt Inc
,rlc,, ..-.. ia a"iinu and all J>>"iE W ih!S cor
,rto c.sh Arh nv ~ srd hS'hars. all H'
do;. Hah ,'r. md rrtrsytiur"; A"d after f"'lF as
80 ,-rinc ~ >,,,h ."'rr liabilities and nhEat'"nS
I,,. IT. rc,nsinI,r sr"ns III" s'"c.G"ihc-s r'"r"a
rr,,, their -~r~rnI Bookings 81 strr., hui No. -r'h
=. n,cl, .hdll Ii msrir any >ohmli"r uht' a'''
;tc -l!.,..,inn ~ the u";i"r hereinafter !r"rdrH
S.snh,,l ..~nid That tn" l'r",den; ~ this r"f-
., si,rn ra,,n n,'irn IL the Hl 'iipn ~ inc i"e'
going rN<n!uirn ~ be- Published IN some 'nr7>raret
~ general rrr,i,s;rrn ru'rslrT n:Ir tho TrtcirdI
rfr;,r o. alac. ~ rsiac>s ~ his c"T"r''i"r. "nce
urck f.: .ru- -l:r.,.>!t- wrci.s. and iha' u" Ger
ur- tlrsr rc.pl.i'2"n, TO til" S-' AZ % H'a'" c'
the St,r- O. Wet tITfin'S. nd h"Iii"' /" rim
certificate blowing the Iuhlr+lt"n - :aih n0ur" a.
provided hr 'AU
,;Ircu ,.ndrr mv hand ;h!s tTcD!y second daT Of
rchrunir. 1915.
" IT. AEEOTT
i'fs.Idgut 81 said corporation.
,.,.u. y. H. WAGNER.
Sccrctar-.
&c MI -? l"-lsI7
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GREEK GOVERNMENT
IN STRONG DENIAL

WASHINt;TnN. Feb. "I.--Fhe 'ireek
legation hero mad" public tonight ?
"rhi"Gram from III" Nihcrs foreign Of
fr~ describing talS" aud misleading
ar'"unt@ appearing In III" allied prcss
If tho landing at allied troops nj Athens
~ rH'cuh"r and III" events and nec"-
tiStions whirh preceded IL. The mes
$Hcr aid II was uutr'Ir Ihat any prom
H." had n"nn given Admiral Tm f"urn"t
in regard Ia cutG 70 nSatjnn fnr material
Ni"lGci 80 tic Eulcars: that the d""u-
lurnt- in th" s,-,':Iil.l ""S&inr "f Fort
T;ui'"i |rr" forged: that N" Creek kim
did not r"iUs" To guarantee that order
WOULD h" kept in 'hN streets: that the
city Vas ,.uict WHOM tn" .Nlli"f forces
landed wi,h orders 4" TAX" pusSc>Si"n
Of commanding heights and thnt ~"
'.r""ks did u"r nr"H iir" firat urOn the
LEGATIONS and hat rurT"r was r"-rStah-
lrshod after ~" arrest ny III" police "
iNn hundred lndiVIiualS. Siiu'c rci"as-
ri ON tive, i-f&;.. fSuC., 81 tho Allies.
The Wheeling intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1903-1961, 1917-02-26
GERMAN RETREAT
(Corttnusd from First FaGe.I

oui in the history of the fighting
on this front and had been mos,
sulhhornly defended. Only y W""h
ago whom tho British attacked on
TWO mile front. cast and south
Of Miraumnnt and FyE. tho Cor
man resistance was bitter and IN"
hich ground desired was Won only
after desperate hand-trhand on
counters and the taking Of more
than
400 German Prisoners.
The British had been waiting
: for 4 clearing Of m" focGy Weather
before pressing the advance. but
meantime it Is apparent that ~"
German high command decided 10
retire without any further fight
inc to stronger positions prepared
we'll 10 tho rear. Friday night
fires were observed in the German
from. line trenches. They w"r"
only dimIy visible through tn"
thick mist Of 'he particularly
black night. but It was discovered
that the flames issued from burn.
Ing German du2OutS. Patrol. scnt
forward reported the evacuation
of the German outposts. Similar
reports came from north nf IN"
Ancre. and by niShtfall yesterday
the British bad established them
selves in rctit Miraumont and
advanced all along the line, m""i-
inc only with snipinc opposition
here and there.
Stiff Resistance.
To-Day Ihn British patrol pres, 81
forward. keeping in close contact
with the Germans who had ~.
treated further 2,0h0 yards dur
inc the night. Thus the way w4N
opened 10 tho ground which for
months had been contested
Thnre were bursts Of stiff 10.
sisrance from German ohstrurtinc
parties which had been scattered
in Tho rnar Of thu retiring col.
umns. Early to-day . hic mine
WAS exploded in tho main strr'- IF
Miraumonl. just bnfnr" the British
advanced patrols entered.
49, Covered by Artillery.
II IS evident now that til" Cor
mans. taking advantage Of III"
last DAYS nr tho r""rHl hcay"
frost and hard ground. moved -
great many Of their guns w"ll I"
the roar. leaving others forward
n keep up show Of rrsjS'an''
This they had hccn yallantly dn.
ine for the past hire" ur- four day.
firing more rounds than any toy
man guns in recent mnnrh~ Tn"
reason for this is con, il"r'd -
probably desire tn shout mp
The Wheeling intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1903-1961, 1917-02-26
Demand Food Embargo.

CHARLESTON, ". Va, Feb. -.
Local Socialists haNr sent In Prrsl'
r,,>ni Wilson a copy Of 4 resolution
adopted at Il meeting here in which
il l. said:
we demand OF the present admin
l,trarion that an crila"gu be imme-
diurcly placed upon lood and mum
lions Of war, and rltat Americans be
forbidden 10 cndanGcr n" peace o: the
country by. taking passage on ships
bound TO the prohibited submarine
zones: and that some steps. either by
purchase and distribution OF foods. or
otherwise, be taken 10 feed the people
of New York city and elsewhere
The Wheeling intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1903-1961, 1917-02-26
THE BEST SELLER
Is Old Black Joe Cough Syrup

Whrrrvor Introduced. old Black Joe
Cough Syrup soon becomes the hest
selling remedy for coughs. colds,
and irritatnd thrnats The
rracon is plain it is absolutely safe
for children a. we'll rs for grown folks
and il does the work quickly and
surely. There l.; not Slncl" drop OF
opi4teS, chlOr0fnrn nr narcotic drugs
in it il lnnsons the phlr@m. opens
the air pa .&acrs. soo'hei lrrltabnn
and LII thn cold germs. biz po.-
ilr mi "ni' sc = ~! Si"re IN city
or country.
The Wheeling intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1903-1961, 1917-02-26
STEVBENVIlLE GREEK
KILLED ON The PENNSY

s:.>.lar n!sY4t-h - tb- Intelligence.
WELLSRUR fi. Fob. ",a.--This even
it,S John Npllas, a SirubrHville Greek
employed az a fireman at The LID
Prllc coke works. Oh tho Nest Viz
gInia Sidr. opposite lower Stcnben-
willie. ras run down and Instantly
killed BY Pennsylvania PASSENGER
train 5J1. CnrnuI" 10 Wheeling. His
head was crushed and the body
manclod. Tn" victim wa; walking
aIonc ilr track and evidently did
not hear ihr approaching train. lie
leaves "ifr and three children II
Sleubnnvllr. Tho body WAS brought
10 tho Foster mOrcUr al llsbMr:.
The Wheeling intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1903-1961, 1917-02-26
NO WHITE BREAD
FOR THE PARISIANS

PSEiE Fob. 3:t.---Ninrr: IA Paris res
tGurnnis ~'"r" @"rN"i iusl might "tth
fancy broad fresh from Tho ovens Ill II"
lHat they viii get in Mi probability tor
long time. T"dny only stale whole
meal bread vas on sale in .,Crnrda nc"
Eak"rS r'""" busy yesterday preparing
rodaH's suprl, and III future nichl work
III bakeries will Il" entirely abolished.
RI" abolition NJ night work often
has hr"r demanded hH w"rl.tus bakers
ard This has heru hrnuEl'; about by fore"
nf UirruiNriqnCcT Many .rariSIans
scarcely relish Tho -prnHpc''t of stall.
Who'll" meal bread In rlar" rf the far";
rolls TO Which tho HAY" boon ac"us-
TONED hu' tho ~" Nrcri-d loon {" re
C"nciic ih"ms"l -. -. II ~ the sam
cheerful spirit sb"r'n IN meeting MANI
The Wheeling intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1903-1961, 1917-02-26
FINANCIAL
MOUNDSVlLLE P. 0. SAFE
LOCK WILL NOT LET GO
Lock Expert From This City Called a.
Midnight to Attempt to "orR
Lock.

The io.h n :nr r'anmnih s2fc IN The
I,>.-i"fii,.. 2. NlJ,rdSvjlie fai!"d ~ re-
epnu,; =" he r"moIuat!"n yesterday
.wnct nu ai;s,npt Was made /" 'pru It.
and at iii,su, cht TUEl iua>;eC J. w. " oil
i,,..7 and ris assistants were still uu-
.Als =. open ths' safe.
Postmaster Wetiinhu ~ midnight t"lH-
phouao ;n- LuuiS Miller i; t.dS w"i'i.
lock eApcrt connected viii tn" hriu IT
Niliicr X S,cin. and Mr.. Miller loft
about tv., ,,'rI",n in ait automobile for
~. MnInd lily 10 Sc "nat h" can d"
g ith she I",'i,.
stamps AMI rp:t ott'c. trcusd@ which
arc !"cK"d n tho safe. must he haG hv
light uviur% lhr& n"rr,;nS II il IL III
The Wheeling intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1903-1961, 1917-02-26
STOCKHOLDERS MEETINGS
LA BELLE IRON WORKS.
Matilda n, hnnUsl Meeting.

.,c,,., Il hnr-r5 cN~n laal TIE annual nceInE
rr tho str-LhaIderS n Ia Rel. Iron "o'NE' ""'
,,,,ron created and or=srU"d under ths 1--WE "
N, s,ata nr Nc-r Virginia will re held IN iHr As
.,,hIv Rr.rtn ~ ihr Wrcrlins tnmr"Tci.I hssrla'
non IN tn. Market suhito-um HTildtnS. at the cor
ner rf tIih Ard Msrsci streets. ~ 'hc w ~ "ntE'
~ I-o,r,,~ rr Ohio STATE ~ West Nirsins. al "
o.cr,,I I, ,hc forenoon nm Tuesday. the 18th DAY
RI March lol7 fnr the IIrp"'e 81 ricr'inE ""afp
-, directors md the transaction Of ans bu>ne5: tna'
MAJ ,srrui,. he irAn.artcd =. an annual meeting
~ TIN .IrHtrolrcr> St'r'F transfer c""AS WIZ
,l,t ,rtrh III. ,.In,c 81 husIpcsS m Monday. in'
ran ,sy If Fthru.rr ig7. and rr"H"n IT 10 o'clock
an .,o r,"rnIrs II Saturday. fchr'Iar! I'm. I'LL.
r. order 1t tho BOARD ~ Directors
H e. kI1k. rrrNfeni.
W L. RESwIIK.. Se:7e,4r!
q
The Wheeling intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1903-1961, 1917-02-26
COLLEGE GRAND OPERA.

NrH TrE<. rsh. @1..--N grand opera
.+ae"r Hilt 'nI'nr part nj ~" program
NJ ~. In'nurh'H | ni'"r>'l, SU'nm''
',"a,ir,i this ,|:tr. :; wHS announced tn
,i.hi -r-.t4 Of nUrra~ will hc ciI,
. - rlri.r ~. lUsrrr"r NJ The d"pari nrCu'
~ ..'rur;h r:ri rhurr'r music.
- ia tilr'' - "i,l'"riun'' tho aru"u me-
iurn' aid 'hf"Huse man" Of thr bcS'
Eirrr~~ now IN Ni'nriCH VIII h" un-
ali" :" return Ia f.nr"p" noN ~Hmni"'
wing 20 the SurInarin" warfare. Amer
lean ia'Cri "f ihr first rank also vii
b,. ruilS i'CrGH
The Wheeling intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1903-1961, 1917-02-26

Samuel f-uS!cn. AGED and well hrc<n
retired nrpinsss mAn. is seriously Ill
IN his hHnt5 At - Sc, cnth street. His
sop ~ the CAST ;ras tcI"srarhed for yes
tcriay Mf. hmGl"n Is suffering with
pneumonia
II "a. saa,cd from the bone late last
night thalS he was somewhat better,
tu was stl, i'll critical condition
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stores Of ammunition which there
was no time TO remove.
Favored bY Weather..

The foGgy. misty weather was
ideal for the beginning Of III" Ger.
man retirement, As il completely
hid the purpose Of the movement
from the pryins eyes of tho Air.
planes. which otherwise would
have daily searched out the Ger.
man positions.
GcrmanS made prisoners yrSi"r-
to-day and to-day said they had
been left behind 10 walk about and
fire their rifles and make as much
noise AS possible. They were do
lighted 10 hc relieved from their
rhanklCSS task.
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runer.l Tor Alex. Camnheu.

4 largo number "f friends and r"ia J.
tivcr attended Ih" fU"rAI Tor h'c\h'l y
I '.u,,,hoIl Grandson uf tine latn dis
iincIiI.hrd Eish"r A%'.aud"r ''amrh"
which Was l"ld in tn" old famph"'i
homestead at bethany y"Ei"rdAE after
noon Th" Ecv. Ir. :. :. LapNll ~ thc
Ectb:ni Christian church. nificiAt"d.
Iu,crncr, vac IN fh" nih EHmph'l II
l,urviny ground cr that town.
The Wheeling intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1903-1961, 1917-02-26
HOUSE HAS NOT
FRAMED |TS BILL

CHNRI.E STON. W. Va. I'"h - -
<o arrropriaIinr bill has been TT'r"
,!uro,l in tho West Virginia house Of
ia!rlccal"S in "Xtra"rdlnarT session.
That Introduced in Ihr s"na'" i9 IN"
same as That passed by IN" senate II
regular session last Friday a. sub
siitu;r fnr the general appropriation
bill passed by tho house
Tho scnatc's measure providing FOR
revenues To pay for ~" operation o'
state government for tho next two
wears has reached second reading ana
lis expected 10 pass Al tNn
Monday Morning Session.
There is usually. decided differ
"nrr in In' amnunts PROVIDED IN inc
aprroprialinn bills If tho i"" house..
bli heretofore il has h""n possible
fnr thr conference committees -
reach y happy basis of "rnprnml@''
each reducing items Of cash unill me
othnr i. satisfied. hut the Two houses
of 1911 wore not ahiC At Tho regular
session in como even near All anita
bl" agreement.
Tho appropriations carried hE no
senaic'S bill a. PASSED in tho regular
session and which has progressed 10
second reading in the extra session.
amounrs tn Gus. 600. although me
hill carries for rho two year period,
$50 20 loss for III" operations "t 'nr
road commission or bureau IMAM 'ilu
tho house hill uf tho regular session.
In the house bill however. L Is sup
ulalcd that the payment OF ines"
charges would he made from Inc
Automobile License Fund.
According Ia officials IN inc ny
commissioners department tn" rUHd
department will require $2nQ.h"h 10
carry out its program rs prescribed
lin tho general roads bill passed h!'
Tho regular session but which, undo
tho circumstances may moi be laNu'
ed by the governor because 81 IMAM
cCS
\ question has arisen Win r"''rch'"
TO number uf measures passed u!
;bc regular session, which may b" III.
validated because Of III" IhCl iha'
tho house adjourned sine die before
tho committee ON CncruSScd pits hitn
hccn ncrmirtrd 10 report. II Is Sa;l
that more than twenty measures AZ"
involved. ami in iii" rNC!lomHnl ut n"
LAST minutes ri thr' session. n" nous"
member of this committee did not ~!
on have Umr 10 sign tho committee :
rcport in time 10 have il acted IN p!
his branch Of tho legislature.
A Correct List
or these measures has not hN'n
made So far as can be learned aud
i; may be that they will not b" affect
cd hu1 Tho declaration il made Ivy
LEGISLATORS aud laymcn alike i?a'
there is doubt about their becoming
laws without flaw.
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Funeral For Mrs. LobensteLn.

SATURDAY. Afternoon funeral S"rTic"s
80 - h.ld III the family homo. """1 HAP
linz, street. rrr Mrs. ';""rE' l."h"n'io'i'
The aged and highly esteemed local resi-
Int. Trl" iled "Wednesday III INC t,n,o
ynIl., General h"<ritaE rhr E"r. Will
liam q. i'lfcr; If -. Johns trrr'lan
protestant church. va4' in charge. EurHt'
- IN I,rncn md.
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Funeral stryircs for Robert Jennings
ry,!irlrv. aSr,l -. who died THURSDAY,
wrr" hcId ~ III" family home, -"'n
Woods street. saturday afternoon. ny
'ho E"v ". H. ftCnd* of ih" vi
CHRISTIAN church, with hyr;al in NJ.
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Dbl (JARY


Mrs Valentine Miller. aged about ~.
4 lifelong and m"St htShrlN esteem,
oil resident Of 49, l.off street. ilFd
IN tho North Wh"rIilS hospital yrst"r-
day afternoon shorty art"r o'clock.
Death WAS due 10 diabetes. of which sh"
had suffered for several NCar7. Man.
Of hrr relatives were ~ hey h"ds i'd
when tho cud raU". Mrs Miller was
a mcn1hnr nf ~" Ghurrh cf tn" 1mm1-
,:Iia," Conception and UaS affiliat"d
wi,h tn" ""v"ral organizations ct that
congregation.
she leaves besides: her husband "'Sht
daughters. nsm"lN: Mrs. td"lrh M'll"r
Mrs I.li2ahrih Eurh". Mrs. l.awr"n"e
Enrnhari. Mrs karl Fah"rh"ld. Mrs
1radnr" roulinr. al Of ihiE city: MIsS
O. Margaret. Th"r"S'A and Mary Miller.
al hnnlr
Funeral enrriccs will ho h"ld il ~"
residence "Wednesday morning az N:"n
n'rlork r"Gni"m high nra:.e "iil "
,,.,I" bra CD y" tn" Church ~ tn" imu'H-
..uia;~ ''our~? ian ~ "rl""k. Win in
t""n"nt in NJ calvary.
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FER RENT

FOR ReNT-CoREER STONE ROOM MAIN AED
TENTH STREETS. ,0RMERLY LoGAH's CORNER
500, ALSO NiHe |LAHGE FIRE PROOF STORE
ROOMS. LOWER AND UPPER FLOORS IN
HkWLGY BUILDING.
JAmStS |. HAWLer.
Io65!sh MAIN STREET. w:
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WANTE9-Apartment

WANTED-A garage il least eoIio. centrally located
bv l.rse ccrI.,rS'ion. Will take long tern
lease. Answer A. csrt in,ellseneer f.A-l
TIse section vrefcrr d. Addrct, l.. A. 81. Boz -
f.s2-i
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CSwju Gould, Jr.

El,t- N:IW X. "a. Eeh = = F.dN'iN
Gould. Ir. e"u nj III" N"r 0"r- "Hri'Hl-
Isl. pa n,'",Iont,il% kil!oI "h'l" hunt
iuc near .l"hy' 'lsitui in:.f 'l'cht
Mr r;"JII VT hun;irC r"0n@ "u 4"
urlaii iaipr"I u"Hr ,i"Erl ilo S'rtI"h =
..nt.rr ou tn" I".i with 'I'o bust 81 his
gun sr,i III" ~nHp'n M: discharged.
iatailj w"IudiuE him III" companion
had &" row tWo nil"G IN small boat
for h"l:t
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WANTEO-Industries

4nuil t'nus or stock subscription:
steel rnindrirs. Is>tsr.s. machinery. furniture.
autos, rubber goods. las~r-. shoes. sto,es notees.
etc. Address j. l. i.!ers. Southern III. industrial
ion, i'a,rn H. f-so-m
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FOR RENTS acT.s Gi;b 6 toon house. blIefIaip
shop and tools +. Garden. TH,delphii W.
f-.l.rii
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WANTEDA- Female Help

WAh1Eo-t; for lisGt: clean tIetorJ work Thaaii
us Can Co.. FortySaren,b and Eotf nIeeu
fSS-1.u 4
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-. - -
SAI5UEL KUaLEB I'LL.

other mind: i'srdahips resulting from
the Mar
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FORCED THE DUTCH
Continued from First PaSe,)

blame" tho sailing date was post.
nonaL IN February 20 nr March IL
'Tbc only 'daie of sailing for which
doS'lA'e Hel',! ~ wy HuI W. - ~ .,u,n
oc guaranteed was 'ldI c.i - ,uc sal,
mcnt says, as nE Lhal tlluc all H'F!lld" II
submarines would have possessed in
struriicnS in regard TO these vessels.
- 49,, ,,ro,,. Fr,,,, ,,iuoy could pot
'N'.' ~. % hi,,n,,r,. h.,,.i,,,- bnon
p' Su"' dhl;eu' Sh'pp. ia '"s ", J.,
warned on tcbruar! 'hd' Inc danger
zone had been mined extensively.
,Tor rho cama reaSons tho state.
" ., >t-,L -,I,,i,a c,-
luc!l say u"Il' -no' =" ."sl. w
curly. meaning safety u''l"HuSHC VI,
, good fortune. VIII Apply 10 inc Ci'duH''
10 the west OF l)cnmark. through
which The Dutch transatlantic ship
ninc rnuSt mass
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%IW TrEk Irr -. .- :rz Edwin
;nuId rrr~i,rd \ message iaid to-day
frr,u hor husband informing her thai
II" w4s bringing l'""i" III" h"dr rs thcir
sou in Nj. prIvHir rar and "hrc,''"d TO
rcri, Ncw N"rh ""'m" I'M" ;"-mish'.
Edwin ,i"rIi Jr. whn ~" -: year"
rl.i as grandson III til" late la"
';ruld II" had ho"n educated ny tutor:
ami had been preparing I" i'ra"ti"" lar.
hrii li-i decided !" enter She service al
= nnuiuC house not fal! : younger
h-rihrr - q frr.hn'au az N.r"H
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WANTEIs-Male Help

whHrEo-Machint.t ~ electrician for coal nine
must he familiar V1tk> Goodman breast and short,
wall machines wSEes E;Gs.oJ l-r month. Apply: q
Office OF Tho Jefferson ,irosI Co.. jefferson COUNTY
Ohio. f-92-m =
WAhTE o--SsIesm.n 10 sell hpu,.nod rcodL FL
p,nenrs unnecessary %nd liberal cnupenssticn -
vide awake man. {. Fl Adams Co.. llto-llE Main
ST.. upstairs. s.
WAHTE0-Tun younE psn 10 work ns1s ateo0 %
b. O.. train ApENt At Untou Hees Go. oi:ie@
r. y, depot y os-S.u
WASTEO--At nace 81 kraT Tocd dsLIery. md G.,H
Department. IntetlissncS. between 4 and u 4
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NIrs Mar ,F"si"rr E"u"'k"r. r$ieorl .
ri wife II IL, oh ll"nr"h"r. aud ons 80
tho mos; prominent and hight ! o~t""n.
Cd Nnrnur nf South Wh""l'"=. H'"d ~
the family h"n". ..f't Wood" %ir""'.
Saturday morning at s % "rl""~. Nri
Ilnrcrk"r had h""r ~ "hh h"Hr' dis
cas-" for the va-' three Years eut h"r
condition 10 lin" va ""nTidHr"d
, esrin.Is and her GHdd"r passing emo
as q seN"rc shock - h"r hundred: -;
friends and many reiailH"& ~ this rilI
Mrs IIuu~"Err. "hnsr maiden nam"
vas FnSi"r: waS born IN England @"Nsn-
ty.onc war ac" She cam" :" ihi"
rnun,r,- IN lsI" and -iWr" that tim" had
resided IN this "ii,. nearly - Years.
Mrs Tnrerk"r vas 'nu"'%iau' u"nl
be- Of - raur" German rr"t"~'An:
rhir..i, and was arg ~ the "l'l"@, women
in rnimi nf r,creh"r>h'r.
She leaves he-id"e h"r husband oh"
* ono NJ the. most widely known Eu:"u
voiprau~ IF tho civil WI" :" tll'S S""-
,inr. OF" ,,nu. Tuhg" Zen lf""nrk"". "T
fh~ ni'Iuiriir..i r"'ir'. also ihT"" 'l1nSh-
tors: Miss t'nH iiuu""h"r. teacher ~
Eiirhle s'h"nl. Mr. Eva 7 Woodruff
a iraiir",! rrr;". nuh Mi" Ma ~ ll""
n,krr at h"I''" \ Sis'or. w." W."
\irhnl%"n of i:oitnir". ohio. died 'h's
Ir"uih
Funeral .nr'f,o. w,If hr held ~ -"
raniil" home thiH "ft"-T""n ~ y " loo i,
tbs Ec, Z. { l:aS'h" ~ =. l'HT' :
church. vii "ftirr.'' A="isl"d r. Nv"
, Er, J. y nc R"iI "f W"ei"' N"'h"irs'
E.nis"nD.'l ''hur,'h lutcrmou; ri'l II" in
81. Hirn.