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New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1917-01-27

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New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1917-01-27
CEMETERIES

THE WOODLAND CEMETERY.
.33d ST BY Harlem Train and 81 Trolley.
Lots 81 small sixe for sale.
once 20 East 21d 81. y =
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1917-01-27

Major and Mrs. Joseph l. Berry, Of
25s3 Valentine Avenue, have announced
the engagement OF their only daugh-
The Wheeling intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1903-1961, 1917-06-21
Do YOU SUFFER
WITH RHEUMATISM?
POPULAR WHEELING ENGINEER
TELLS HOW RELIEF MAY BE
QUICKLY OBTAINED.
SAYS IT is WONDERFUL REMEDY


For years suffered with rheu-
matism In its worst FORM" says Mr.
". E. Gibbs. the we'll known and
popular engineer OF the Belmont
Mills. In addition to rheumatism !
was troubled with a very bad case OF
indigestion. could not eat In COM
fort. and sleep was a mystery 10 me-.
My whole system was run down from
the effects Of the rheumatism and !
was all in. Some relatives suggested
and / try Tanlac, as il had done them
so much good.
Now, after thorough test Of the
wonder working TanIac." continues
Mr.. Gibbs, Il feel better in every way.
Ny stomach troubles are gone. eat
hearty and enjoy my food and my sys-
tenn has been cleared OF rheumatism.
feel like a new man. so much mas
Tanlac toned up my system. strongly
urge all those troubled with similar
complaints to give Tanlac a trial, II
will help you"
And 30 say many other Wheeling
people that have been benehted by
Tanlac. the wonder-working remedy.
Testimonials from all parts OF the
country prove that il has maintained
it's record Of health giving elements
Being compounded from Nature S own
products it can not be otherwise. IL
gets right down to the seat of the
trouble and up-roots it, smooth ana
gentle in its action.
If you are troubled with pains IN
stomach; sluggish liver. loss OF sleep.
weight or appetite, nervousness, lnol'
gestion. dyspepsia. or general RUN
down condition. a thorough test OF
.Tanlac will, convince you Of its merits.
Don't be a mental Stacker. look after
your health and enjoy life-tt was
given you to enjoy. Call at {. II.
Griest & Co.'S drug store, Tanlac rep
resentatIres In Wheeling. and get
bottle of this wonderful remedy, start
your healthward journey TODAY! u.
The Wheeling intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1903-1961, 1917-06-21
SLOT, MACHINES
ARE UNDER BAN
Chief 1eyland ISSUED Orders, to Be
Followed by Prosecutions FOR
TRilnrn to Obey.

Chief Of Police Thomas Lnyland issued
orders thnt n number OF slot machines
operating In Wheeling must not be opcr-
nteo longer Most Of the machines. il is
said. arc chewing gum machines In
which niGknls ara played. The player.
by dcpositing n nickel IN slot. stands
chance I" win ms hiEh as ~ ch'rkS
rood for ! gents cAch in trade. In every
ease the player secures o small stick "
chewing gum. worth perhaps a fraction
OF g. cent
II vas stated last night that rhe
chiefs, order WAS accompanied by in
structions TO his mon to cause the arrest
of the slot machine operators II their
oreration continues. The owners. how
ever, il Is. SAID. hnrc indicated their In
tention OF obrying the order.
.. One man, ii is said. operates IL such
machines in the city. Their operation Is
forbidden by a city ordinance.
The Wheeling intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1903-1961, 1917-06-21
METHODISTS HOLD
OUTING TOMORROW

The Methodist churches Of Wheel
ing and Vicinity will hold their annual
outing at Wheeling park tomorrow
and a large crowd Is expected to be
present.
The vaudeville at the park for this
week is one Of the best since the
season opened. Bert Marshall's
American Maids" Minstrel Troupe
will complete their weeks showing
Saturday, and they are well worth
going to see. John C. Woodward, the
magician. is also on the bill for thia
week. The minstrel troupe shows at
4:30 and $3.50. while Woodward mys-
tiles the audience at Els and Sis.
The Wheeling intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1903-1961, 1917-06-21
FOUR STUDENTS ENROLL.
Quartet Of Young Men to Become
Aviators In West Virginia
FLYING School,

Four young men have enrolled in.
the West Virginia Flying corps of
Reech Bottom. They will take their
flights soon. There are now three
will be instructed by Captain William
Frey, and Louis Bennett, Jr., who are
in charge Of the school.
Plans are being made to- take one
passenger at a time on flights and the
money donated to the Red Cross
The Wheeling intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1903-1961, 1917-06-21
CHARGED WITH
FORGERY HERE
DETECTIVE ClEARY CAUSES AR.
REST OF CARL SCHNEIDER
AT PITTSBURGH.
Last November, is Charge, Prisoner
Forged Name of j.. w. Allen,
Rlayney's Grove Man.

IdSl INONSIHDCiJ 10 She'
Forged Name Of j. w. Allen,
RIayney's Grove Man.
Detective Dave Cleary yesterday
concluded a successful search for an
other alleged check artist when he
caused the arrest of Carl Schneider at
Pittsburgh on q charge of forgery. De-
tective Cleary will SO TO Pittsburgh
today to bring the prisoner back 10
Wheeling.
Schneider it is alleged. while en-
ployed at J. W. Aliens farm near B!ay-
iney's Grove. forged the name OF Mr..
Allen to check for $50 and had the
paper cashed. When the alleged for
gerry was discovered. Schneider had
filed. A warrant for his arrest was
sworn out and placed in the hands OF
Detective Cleary. who has been max
ling a widespread search for more than
seven months for Schneider. Learn
ling that Schneider had gone to Pitts
burgh, the officer succeeded in hav-
ing him picked up through Magistrate
fSullivanS court yesterday afternoon.
Schneider Is held in custody al
Pittsburgh. pending the arrival Of the
detective to bring him back. He
agreed to- come to Wheeling without
extraditioI papers.
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OF tho RoanmptIon Of Series F. Amounting
100000 Of the Rounding Loan OF 1902
Of the City OF WhesIInV.

tho Bctuhd,nE Loan c! 1907. that June Is. 1911.
prFsuan; ths requirements Of tho ordinance sad
e.;5 passed January :. l102--Alnendcd March -,
1902. and again amended June 10. 1891 entitled
An ordinance 10 provide for the issue and sale OF
bonds Of the City Of Wheeling to BE- known as tbs
Refund:ns Bends NJ 1902. and for the resumption
and payment thereof
Tho, the following described bondi nunbered from
lj3 10 1853 inclusive and marked Series F" and to
H.. amount Of $1,000. 90 said bond, will he redeemed
ard paid At tho Rank Of the OHIO VALLEY In tho city
Of Wheeling. Yrs, Virginia. and Sfter July l..
lQl7. and sh!d bends will 10 bear interest on
tho lIst named day and hkte.
= o. e. LIST. JK.
JAMES r MAXWELL.
J. A.. MILLER
Commissioners Of Rounding Loan Of 1901
Jc-ls-t.jy-l !.
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verts were added to the already long
list which at present totals $50 MON.
bers.
Superintendent W G. Cory Of the
Mission. stated last night that be vas
now ready TO take care OF fallen Wom'
en- and young girls who have no bone.
A section Of the mission has been re-
served for young women omen VINO w "iI 10, 1e
given every opportunity at tho mis-
sion to lead a good life.
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dwelt chiefly on leading straight He
and letting the booze alone. A CLASH
from the Second Presbyterian church
was in charge Of the beautiful music
last night
Rev. Claude Porter Terry, pastor OF
the First Presbyterian church, will
make an address at the mission to-
night and Miss Alice Wilkinson OF the
church. will lead in the singing. At
last nights meeting, two more con.
The Wheeling intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1903-1961, 1917-06-21
Harrison County'S Only
Stacker Has Enlisted
Special Dap.tch TO ,hs In,eiligeucer.

EpedN DlpaIch 70 tns 1HseIIlxeucos.
HARRISBURG, w. Va, June 20
Harrison county has not d single
Stacker. Tony Sarris, Greek, who
was jailed several days ago for failing
to register under the military con-
scription law, to-day enlisted in Com
pany ok" First Regiment, West Vlr-
Einia National Guard. and the Federal
charges against him were dropped.
Tony was the only man arrested IN
this county for evading registration.
The Wheeling intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1903-1961, 1917-06-21
REDEMPTION OF BONDS
u Redemption Of Bsnss Of tho loan Of 1885 OF the
City OF Wheeling.

Notice Is hereby given by the commissioners " the
loan OF 1885 OF the city OF Wheeling West Virgins.
that pursuant To the requirements OF ne ordinance ~
said city passed May L.. 1888. entitled An ord-
nance 10 provide FOR the Issue and sale OF bonds OF
tho city nf Wheeling. 10 b. known as Bonds OF Inc
lusn OF 1885, and for the redemption nc payment
thereof. and providinE for payment Into me Sn!
Treasury OF certain amounts from revenues OF the
Gas anil Water Works.. the following described bohds
!ssued under the said ordinance. were determined h
lot by ,Ad commissioners FOR redemption and PAY
.ueot on the lG day Of Jul, A. d. lolT. to WI:
Boads II $500 90 principal each Numbered 81. 81 sI'
and Ionds' y. 81 900 o. principal each. numbered Is
follows: 49, $50, iss. 26t. i9s 3s3. is3. 2si. isa
Haid lSnnds 81 determined will ho redeemed and
paid at the Rank OF the 0hin Hae! In the CITY of
Hh-cl,ns ". IA. and after the LIST d'y OF July
IGlT aud said hunds determined will cease 10 psaf
Interest from the last named day and date
L. r. SANDS.
.tLFNED CALDWELL.
H. ". PETERSON.
Commissioners Of the. Loan Of 1855
jc-I6-t-iJ-l
The Wheeling intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1903-1961, 1917-06-21
POLES STAGE ROW

Entering Polish house In the
Eighth ward last night to quell 4 dis
turbance. Patrolman William Bick
found a miniature battle In progress.
He arrested William Kalbaski and
Frank McKusky on charges Of disor-
Miller ordered the, Poles locked up to
await hearing this morning.
The Wheeling intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1903-1961, 1917-06-21
MISS MAYME RIDDLE
DIED LAST EVENING
Popular Young Woman Peacefully Passes
Away In Family Homo in Nine
teenth Street.

Miss Aayme Riddle. an unusually pop;
ulur young woman. peacefully passed
away in the family home. l93 Nineteenth
str, 81. last evening at 30 o'clock. Miss
Rodle was employed in tho George II.
Taylor company's store for several years
until recently.
She was born in this city and las the
daughter NJ Robert and Mary tCannuliII
Riddle Miss Fiddle was 4 member or
ST. Joscph's cathedral. She leaves be-
Sidcsher pnrrnts. one brother. Harold
Riddle. and thrc" sisters. Misses Agnes.
Bertha and Mldalnc Riddle. all OF this
civ.
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runoral for MRS. ziegler Friday.

Funeral services Tor Mrs. Annie IieR-
Ter Will be held in thr family home. 1902
Woods street. Friday afternoon 4,
u'rlock. Int"rircnt will hc in Greenwood
cemetery.
Mrs. Ziegler died suddenly Tuesday
vtninE at $50 o'clock Of heart failure,
sup"rinduc"d Gy in attack NJ acute lndi-
gcstion. Sh" was the wifi" Of Joseph
XIeRlcr. an cmrl"yc II the Whitaker
IileSSncr company mine!
The Wheeling intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1903-1961, 1917-06-21
Fnneral for Mrs. Rtetg,

Funeral services for. Mrs. Augusta
Rietz. wife Of William Eietz. who died
in u local hospital Sunday. were hcIL
yesterday Afternoon in the family homi.
9S Twcnty-fourth street The Rev. A.
Ii. RcnEe. of Zion Lutheran church. off,
.riatad. and burial was in tho trdman
cen etrry.
The pallhnarers were William 4. Rictz.
Clarence Fcihl. James Cariuna. Phillip
lis sinks. Alfred kascr ard Edward CRU
Der. =
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Funeral for william F. Zane.

4 large number OF friends and many
relatives attended The funeral { ~ WILL
lam +. Zane. tn" we'll known Island
florist who dropped dead Sunday in The
family home 80 South. Penn street, yes
to-day afternoon. The Rev Nr. r.. q.
Inward, of the First English Lutheran
church. ufIiciatcd Mt the services. l.
number "f members Of ElcelSior Lodge
No. a.. !. q. g. F.. attended In a hody
end six nr whom were pallbrarnra. In
trrIncnt was in l.inwdod ccineter:".
lBarneSviie O.
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SOLD TO THE B. & o.

COII'MBUS. Ohio. June 20.-Sale
to the baltimore and Ohio Railroad
and REORGANIZATION OF the Cincinnati.
Hamilton and Dayton Railroad with a
capital stock Of in.00n,O00 was author
lied today by tho state public utili-
ties commission.
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Mitch ell Funeral

Spcrloi iI,Sra:ch In thr lntcrricrr.
WESTON. W. Vn:. June @0.-The flu
neral Of John S. Mitchell, supcrininnd-
emf Of the electric light plant. too place
from the Episcopal church this nftcr-
noon. knights Templnr and members IF
the Masonic Rlue lodge look part. In
terment at Machpelah. {,
The Wheeling intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1903-1961, 1917-06-21
FRANCHISE NOTICE

Notice 10 herchr siven that undo. provisions Of al
ordnIne, granted by The board OF Commissioners
n the County Of Ohio. IN tho Wheeling Elm Grore
Railroad COMPANY which ordinance was passed he.
cenbsr %. IS97. and became effective the 3rd
day Of January. 1885, the said Board Of Commission
Of tile County Of Ohio. will the 9th day. Of
July 1917. act upon al amendment to sad frAnchsse
requiring the West YIrInlR Traction Electric Com,
panr change this location Of It's trackI tn the mid
die Of tho road from = culrert OF the National Road
Cecil Place io the Town NJ Elm Grove.
TIE BOARD OF COMM SsIOSERS OF THE CoCN-
n OF OHIO.
CHAs. O. EPHLH
- Fresdsnt
H {. UNDERWOOD.
je.9-3nt Clerk.
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Funeral for Mrs. Mcrriacld Today.

This AFTERNOON ut o'clnck. funeral
services will b. held for Mrs. LodoSkia
tl!rnn) McrriAcid. wife OF Charles Mcrrl-
Icl,'s vino passed away in Il local hos
p!;.l Monday; In the home az hrr dauGh-
t!. Mrs. Lula Crockard. NJ GA South
Front street. lntcrlnent ~ilr be in
Gre nnMOOA.
The Wheeling intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1903-1961, 1917-06-21
CONVERTS MAKE GOOD
SPEECHES AT MISSION

william Hervey and Grover Glenn
ems, recent converts at the Union Mis-
sion. featured last nights meeting at
the Mission with their speeches which
The Wheeling intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1903-1961, 1917-06-21
Funeral for hrr. Cunningham To-day.

This ait"rnunn nj u'ciuc6 funeral
services will l." held in tho family home.
%l05 Mc'|0lloCh street. for HownId II.
Cunningham. aged -. san of Henry prd
Florence Cunningham. who died III IS To-
I, al hospital Friday. following mn opcr-
aIInn. burial Will be in MI Zion.
The Wheeling intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1903-1961, 1917-06-21
NOTICE.
OF tho orawlns tor Redemption OF the mAn Stnset
Bridge eonai, Of the CITY Of Wheeling.

Bridge Bonai. OF the CitS OF HneeiihS.
SuiIcr t. herrh- given by the commissioners OF The
Main Str:e; Fridge Bonds ifirA seres that pursuant
10 Tho requirements 81 the ordinance OF said city
umsed the 1Itl day NJ March. 1890 entitled. An
Ordinance u rrnrde r.. the iAue and sale OF Bonds
CT the c!,y Of Wheeling 10 lie known as the Main
Street IiridSe Bonds I5 serirs and for the redeap-
lion and payment thereof" the following described
Bonds Issued under said Ordinance were duly deter
mined By lot Ivy ,lid commissioners for rsdempd0n
and psrnent on the first day Of July 1915. to-Nt
Bond a. $500, 90 principal numbered lS.
Bond If 1000 on principal numbered ~
Said bonds determined Will BE- redeemed and
rsld at II. bank NJ the Ohio Valley. IN the city Of
whenpH 'Wes; virginia. and after tho said
FIRST dpvnf Jolly. 1877; and laid bonds determined
Will ccss- 10 hear interest from the last mentioned
day aud data
r. ". PETERSON.
]. A. MILLER.
l. F.. SANDS
Commissioners Q! III. Mnn Street Bridge Loan trst
Leres). Ie-le-t-J-i
The Wheeling intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1903-1961, 1917-06-21
DIED

MERRlFIElD-Ou Monday. Juns H. nlf. Il ,lS
O'Clock .. n. in the North wheeling hoipi;l!
MRS, LoDosKIA MERRIFIILD. in The ssh year
OF her see
Funeral from The residence Of her dsGshtsr. Mr. W.
w trccknrd No. e2s South Tront Strsst. Thursdsy:
Jrns 81 It o'clock D. 10. rrtAAs of the family
A.. invited 70 attend lntsEp0t n Greenwood
cemeterJ.
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WANTED-Female Help
WANTED -Pontion
WANTED-To Buy.
For Rent-Houses and Apartments

HAhIEo-T'o buy good younG horSs. between 1900 v
1900 lbs. J. ". Belts Sons Co.. lstA Ioff D.
Sa-c6-i
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FOR SALE-Real Estate.

ard Farm Of los acres Known % tAe 1rstton fAn.os
the National paved road. 81 NILE ssk Of Fsifv1N.
O.. Belmont Co. All undsrlaid With No .s,R coal
Buldinfi fair. we'll Watered good WSls 0oft wafer.
Fruit locuN and other timber. Eles iAytAs land.
FOOD soil. Fine location. T. ". brattoa. IalrnsW.
Ohio. ny-zz-"os
FOR sAIE-Ten IerS tract q lAsd. WttA I rooms1
dwelling stable. chicken house. situated jur OUT
aide Of thu corporation limits Of BethesdA- Ohio.
on good road. Bargains In coal lsndl Addrrn Lock
lIox a. BetbksdI. Ohio j4-lS-k
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FOR REhT-5 room apartment. Modem eonyaisncss,
6l2 Main 81. Inquire r. J. Saith. Hotel Acrure
iS.lli
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Honorary Degrees Awarded.

Honorary degrees were awarded 10
three prominent men as follows: Doctor
of divinity TO Rev. .fohn Logan Mar
auis Of Pho, PhHenz t Me- TcDo6 and F p Tns
deKree oil doctor Of laws was conferred
upon Rev. John W Hoffman, OF Della
ware. O.. president Of Ohio Wesleyan
college. The degree Of master OF arts
in course was conferred upon Eric
Alexander Eckler. Of Rarenna. o.. class
of 1915. whose thesis was upon the
topic, The Element OF Mystery in Eng
lish Prose Fiction"
"A portrait Of Judge 4. &. Thompson.
OF Cincinnati. o.. was presented 10 tho
college by his brother. Col. Robert W.
Thompson. of New York. former pres
ident OF the Navy league. 1t was &C
cepted for the trustees by Province N.
Pogue, Of tho class OF 1857. Mr.. Pogue
Is a resi- dent and leading attorney OF
Cincinnati
bers of the class who received tho
honors and degrees:
First honors with magma cum laude
and 2 degree OF A. B. arc divided be-
tween William Little Forgie. Wash
!nEton boy. son Of Mr. and Mrs. VIII
Calvin Hoffman Hazlctt. Of Newark,
o. SECOND honors. with cum laude and
degree Of A. y. have been conferred
on three Of the class and cum laudc
with B. S. on one. Harry Sanford Dun
wire. Of New Alexandria. Pa; Bruce
Earl Sockman.. Of Washington; Paul
Livingstone Warnshuis. Of Port Rorai.
Pa. getting the first named and Merrill
Russell Fox. Of Carnegie. the second
Three with A. B. degrees and three
with degrees OF B. S. arc named In the
honorable mention list. They are GeorSe
Bertram Qerdts. Duquesne; George Fran
els Mechlin, Volant.. Pa; George Leslie
Zimmerman OF Washington; Kenneth
Plotts Ripple. OF Johnstown, Pa David
ter Henry. Schmidt OF Pittsburgh. The
following members Of the class will be
entitled TO diplomas:
a. B.-John Robert Howard. Farrell.
Pa; Samuel Lloyd Brooks. Washington:
George Ashton Brownlee. Washington;
Thomas Chalmers Buchanan, Beaver.
Pa; John Gaylord Clark. Washington:
once Acklnc crumrine. Washington:
James Hugh Graham. Now Florence;
william Paul Jacobs. Wellsburg. ". Fat:
Edward Albert jenkins. Williamsburg:
Everett Wilson Johnston. East Liverpool.
O.; James Scott Minor. Jefferson. Pa;
Philip Iohn Mollcnauer. EiEhty-Four.
Pn.: j. Melvin %as.r. Washington: John
Qunby. Pittsburgh. az: George Ptarse
REESE. Pittsburgh. Pa: Charles Monroe
Swart. West Finley. IA:
B. S-l.nWria ChriSty, BigGcrt Graf
ton. Pa: Clarence Wendell Carlson.
Washington Pa: Leon waterman Collins,
Jamestown. Pa; Jack Drew. Detroit
Mich: Chauncey Alexander Ewing, lIeor
Lick; James Flson Jeffrcs. France, WI.
liam George MollenAner. Eishty-Four:
Ferman Leon MISS. Claysville: Joseph
Wallace Robb. Washington: Robert Ia
fayette Stewart Rraddock, Pa
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LOST AND FOUND

LoSI-PanlmG hat. Saturday. JEAs lN1. bstVeta
corner Of sth and Main Rreets. and Behmuibsch
Building. Reward returned - lntauseacr.
tN-N-t
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FOR SALE-Farms.

FOR sALE-F.rm In Bslnon, county. I1usAsG tow.
Ghip. containing "a Icrs: new frlns7 room houSs.
good barn. other buildinn Call wits J. 4. Hins.
r. u. 2. Piedmont. Ohio, te-l3-r
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WANTED-Male Help

wAHTED-Iouns man for collector and esfsee ssstH'
ant State age and ..fpeEsnca address Boz no
"a IntAll5gencer. 3e.1l.l
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M0 [,y,,{ .!g,!!!s; Fl 10

Kentucky Aye. L BAaeh. Heart Of Atlantic CiS.
Capacity zoo: modern throughout. - up dahJ
sl2 tp weekly. Write for hooklct. A. C. Ekholm
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WANTED-FiTH clisI driver. mlE b so1se. Ape',
J. ". Bel,r L Sons Co.. lttA 4 Don = SS-N'j
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FOR SALE Miscellanoous.

FOR SAlE-RestluIAnt doing BIZ business: eood rsA-
son for selling. Address v. r.. care Iat'lsssesr
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FOR SALE-HeEiJered o: /. o. hosr piss with quail
ity size and carry prize winning blood In abunh-
Ance Improve your herd with . rt1steted boar.
price reasonable. shipped on approval. L Z. Cor
kuch R7rland. Ohio ., te-2l-t,
The Wheeling intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1903-1961, 1917-06-21
REDEMPTION OF BONDS.

Commissioner, Q: III. MINI Street Bridge Loan tt.rst
LereO. Ie6-t-jy-i
The Wheeling intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1903-1961, 1917-06-21
FOR SALE-Automobiles
FOR SALE-Live Stock.

OR sAIE-cha,e tWo-ton truck. GOOD eoadttion. J.
". Beltz 4 Sons Co. 10th 4 Ear g. !s-so.j
The Wheeling intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1903-1961, 1917-06-21
Prlzes"AWarded.

Immediately following The oratlons
prizes were awarded, as follows:
Samuel N. Jones. prizes in classics OF
500 and S25, were equally divided be-
tween Paul Livingstone Warnshuiss
and David A. McAllistec, the latter OF
Washington ! The Junior oratorical
contest medals were won by Elmer
Elm, first, and David A. McAlllster,
second.
The honors and degrees wore then
conferred BY the president. Frederick
w. Hinitt. Several members Of the
class received their diplomas "ln alb
sentia." as they have Joined the service
and could not BIZ present for the COM
nnnnrarnent exercises