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The L'Anse sentinel. (L'Anse, L.S., Mich.) 18??-current, 1917-04-14
Resolution Passed in
( Senate and House
by Overwhelm.
ing Majority.
VOTE OF HOUSE, 373 TO 50
War Chiefs Are Ready to Use Armed
Forces Of Government in Struggle
Against Germany-Woman Rep
representative Votes
Against War.

WASHINGTON, April GFormal
of war between the United States and
Germany was voted, 373 To 50, by the
house of representatives early today.
The war resolution already passed
by the senate was put through the
house after day and night OF excited
discussion. Signed by the speaker Of
the house and Vice-president Marshall,
il will be laid before President Wilson
for his signature, which will make il
the law OF the land, later today.
War Chiefs Await Word.
All through the night, as the repre-
sentatives Of the people debated the
necessity for the most momentous
move the nation has made in half a
century, the chiefs OF the country's
war departments waited for the word
that would launch the machinery OF
death and destruction on its errand.
Army and navy officers were ready
with orders To fleet and army to send
them against the forces of the govern
ment which the president and the
congress decreed thrust this war up
on the nation"
Every resource Of the hundred mil
lions OF Americans was placed behind
the president for the prosecution of
the war by the resolution which re-
ceived the final Endorsement of the
congress tonight IL was a weary be-
draggled house that struggled through
the night to cast its war vote.
When the name of jeanette Rankin
was reached in the roll call she re-
fused to vote, even though her name
was called twice. Nearly 400 direct
representatives of the people, worn
with long hours OF discussion, at times
a1ame with patriotic ardor, occupied
the floor of the house. The galleries
of the house were thronged up to the
moment the war resolution was passed.
Before the final vote was begun in
the formal session of the house. Re
preventative Britten sought to secure
II roll call vote on his amendment TO
prevent Americans being sent 10
Europe. He was able to muster only
thirty-three supporters, however, and
could not fulfill the demands of The
rule which says that one-fifth of the
house must second demand for a
roll call. The vote was then ordered
and the final passage of the resolu-
ton and the fateful roll call began.
When the result of the final roll call
was announced the direct represents
lives of the people had declared them
selves by vote of 1913 to SO for the
resolution of state of war.
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trine and never shall. have stood
behind him when believed him right.
and l shall continue to oppose MN
when l believe him wrong.
"We are leagued." he continued, "or
are about to be, according to the pres
idents speech, with the hereditary enc
mics OF the German people. Words
are not strong enough to protest
against combination with the en-
tente allies. which would have us in
dorse the violations of international
law by Great Britain and her purpose
to wreck vengeance on the German
people. We do not know what is in
the minds of those who made the
compacts in which we are to share.
Submit this question to the people.
By vote of 10 to l they would regis
ter their declaration against war"
Calls Speech Pro.Goth.
When Senator La Toilette conclud-
ed, he had been speaking more than
three hours. Senator Williams of Mis-
sissiDpi arose Immediately to reply.
The speech of the Wisconsin sena-
tOf WOULD Delter become Herr Won
Bethmann-Hollweg than an American
senator" said Senator Williams. I'm
fact, he has gone further than Herr
Won Bethmann-Hollweg would ever
have gone. Bethmann-Hollweg said
the use of the submarine could be JUS
tilted only on the ground of necessity.
and the senator from Wisconsin puts
it on the same footing as Great Brit
aims interference with our commerce.
Il fully expected the senator from
Wisconsin, before he took his seat, to
defend the invasion of Belgium, the
most barbarous act ever committed. l
heard from him speech that was pro-
German, proGoth, pro-vandal. and
which was anti-president, anti-cong-
ress and anti-Amcrican."
The Wheeling intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1903-1961, 1917-10-19
TRUSTEES SALE
Hotie. OF s.Ie Of Real Property.

hotles Of Sale Of Real Property.
Notice Is hereby given that By virtue OF the Deed Of
Trust mada by Harry p. Wallace and Catherine Wal
lace. his witc. 10 tho undersigned J. B. Hsndlsn ~
Trustee. dated November End. 1904. and recorded In
the office OF the Clerk OF the County Court Of Ohio
County. Yves, Virginia. In Deed Of Trust Book No. -
at Page 429 the undersigned will sell At tho front dor
OF the Court House OF said County. In Wheelink,
West Virginia. on ~.
SATURDAY. OCTOBER 90 1917,
beginning at 10 o'clock the following described
real property. situated in the City Of Wheeling. County
OF Ohio and State q. West Virginia. that Is TO say:
Square numbered Fourteen ti) In South Wheeling.
now the Eighth Ward Of the CITY OF Wheeling. Ohio
County. West Virgins, and being the game property
heretafor. granted and conveyed TO the said Harry P
Wallace by Geo. s. Otto and wife. BY deed dated
November .. l9o4 and recorded in the Office OF the
Clerk Of the County Court u Ohio County. West
Virginia. In Decd Book No. ZIG. At PAGE 1896.
Together with ali improvements or buildings al
ready erected hereafter to be erected upon said
ibnro named property
TERMS OF SALE: one.thrd OF tho purcliaye
money, or so much the purchaser may elect
10 pay cash IN hand the day o! sale. and the
residue In two equal lnraneslt,. payable respect
lively In twelve months and eighteen months from the
day Of sale with interest. the purchaser giving his
negotal prom,sory notes for the deferred payments.
the l.safe being retained further security until
all ~ the purchase money shall hare been paid
K.eS-o-5-l2-l9 ]. B. HASDLAS. Trustee.
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THREE KILLED IN WRECK
OF NEWSPAPER AUTO

BALTIMORE. Oct. lS.-Three men
were killed and three nthrrs injured
when n troop train struck an automo-
lille truck being used by the circulation
department of tho Philadelphia Public
Ledger at Severn. Md. near Camp Meade,
today.
The dead:
ISRAEL. HOFFMAN. % years Of Bal
t!more.
IRVING LEON FRAUSTADGER. 81
years of Philadelphia.
The injured:
James Jones. Philadelphia. chau eur
Of the truck; badly cut and bruised.
FRED GOODMAN, Philadelphia.
FRANK CLINE. Baltimore. leg Sc
vcrely injured.
CHARLES MILLSTON. Philadel Ia.
cut and bruised,
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RUSS BATTLESHIP
Continued from First Paee1

parentlr closing the passage to
the south in the Cult OF Riga.
Already the Germans have at
tempted to attack from the north
into Moon sound. but the Russian
guns have held them back sue
cessfully. Among the German
warships attacking the old line
vessels OF the Russian fleet were
at least two dreadnoughts Of the
Gorsser Kurfuerst type-vessels
displactng $4,000 tons as against
1885 tons for the Slava. A ma
jority OF the crew Of the Slava
was saved by Russian torpedo
boats when the vessel took its
final plunge
With this advantage Of the Ger
man naval forces over the Rus
slams. however. comes news OF
fresh disaffection in the German
fleet and also of a mutiny In the
Austrian feet in the Adriatic, and
Of bitter feeling between German
and Austrian seamen In the
Adriatic. German sailors at Os-
tend are reported to have refused
TO go aboard submarines for duty
and to have thrown overheard one
OF their officers. In the Adriatic
the Austrian seamen have mu-
tinted owing to Ill treatment by
their officers and the bad food
served to them.
The bitterness OF thn feeling be-
tween the Germans and Austrians
at Pola. Austrla's naval base in the
Adriatic. resulted in a fight in
which men on both sides were
killed. The trouble was due to the
overbearing conduct Of the German
Seamen. who were attached to the
submarine flotilla. and it was
necessary as a result OF the bad
blood to change the German base
in the Adriatic to point further
south.
Or land there have been no bat
tics Of noteworthy Importance. In
Belgium the British and French
SuiiN dIt sun tdlulHNi IIS tllt
German positions. but there has
been no indication either officially
or unotttciallv. OF when Il renewed
infantry attack may be expected.
The French troops Of the southern
portion Of the line. have repulsed
somewhat strong German attacks
in the Verdun sector near BeZon-
vaux and also along the Aisne
front on the Fauclerc plateau.
On the other fronts only recon-
noitrring engagements and bonn
bardmcnts are in progress.
Intensive air fighting took place
Wednesday hctweenN,the French
and tho Germans. Eleven German
alrplanes were driven dCwn by
French ayiators. making total
Of IS destroyed up to that time
this week. Tho German war or
fec asserts that 13 French ma
chimes were sent to earth. Numer-
ou' air raid" also have been car
ried out b. French ariators
against German positions behind
tho line. while Nancy again has
been bombed by tho Germans.
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PRO-CERMAN
fContinued From First Page.)

more than was reported at tho close or
tho previous day.
Estimates based on tho customary
daily increases OF the official nGurss
and unofficial reports from various
parts of the country led to tho belief to-
night that between $500. 100000, and
Sl.760. 100000 has been subscribed.
Tho official figures follow:
Boston s95SOoO0o: New York s3S9.-
900, 900; Philadelphia S26.346.0Qo; C!evc-
land, s95.s00.O 900; Richmond. S34.i'o'-
900: Atlanta, sS.6Cs.050: Chicago s9l,-
$4,000: ST.. LOUIS. tT,354.35o: Minnea-
polls. SIS, 500. 900: Kansas City. N.lVI'-
900; Dallas. s6.SSQ.000: San Francisco
Sss.0+015e.
New York went over the 100000
600 mark. an unofficial estimates from
there tonight being s560.0o0'oOV.
Chicago reported a whlrlwlnd cam
paign and that districts total is thought
to be above $SO0.ooo.O00. Detroit sent
q telegram saying that S32,5e0.0Oo, or
seyenty-sl1 per cent OF Its quota was
subscribed and that by Saturday night
It would have m oversuoscription'
With another week TO work. 1t was de-
clared. tho city's total will be very
large.
The Minneapolis district continued
to rapidly move on toward S6o.O9O'O0o
total. st. Paul telcsraphed that It
would raise sl5.ooo.0oo by Saturday
night
The Cleveland district doubtless has
gone above the 500 100000 mark. The
city Itself has subscribed more than
$50 100000. Pittsburgh has suoscrlo-
ed a slightly larger amount and Column
bus some s3.So0.0eo.
Increased subscriptions BY New Eng
land states have come in fast this week
and no doubt tho Boston district too.
has upwards OF sl25.o0o.eUo. Meagre
reports from other states indicate that
the $4,000, 100000 mark is being rapidly
approached and probably will be reached
by Saturday night"
The Wheeling intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1903-1961, 1917-10-19
Mrs. Cooper, Of Cameron,
Unable TO Accept Office
In Club Federation

CHARLESTON. W. Va. Oct. lS.-At
noon tomorrow Will close the fourteenth
annual conference uf tho West Virginia
Federation Of Wumcn's clubs. The COLI
rrntion has been remarkable In tho
amount OF business transacted.
This morning interest in the report Of
the nominating committee was tense.
The ticket in part as reported was: Mrs.
Robert l.. Hutchinson uf Huntington.
general federation director 10 succeed
herself: Mrs. George De hult of Fair
mont. nominated for president for IN"
ensuing year. Each congressional dis
trict presented tho sam" candidate as re-
ported from the several congressional
district declarations. Mrs J. t.. cooper
OF Cameron was nominated for general
federation secretary to succeed herself.
but tslcphnncd that sh" would not &C
ccpt the denomination. and Mrs. Joseph
Cochran Of Parkcrsburg MAS nominated
from the floor. The nam" Of Mrs. Wood
son T Wills was reported for recording
secretary. but she declined IN accept the
nomination
The Wheeling intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1903-1961, 1917-10-19
RAT|FYING REPORTS
BY EI!yS' COMMITTEE
Lodge Will do Big Things For tie Lib
erty Loan-Further Plans FOR sun
day Night Meeting

Reports Of the Elks campaign Tor
Liberty Loan subscriptions. made at
meeting Of tho general committee last
night were highly gratifying. Figures
wcro not made public. but it IS UNDER
stood that the various committees are
meeting with great success and the ElKs
will uphold their reputation for doing
big things.
Plans were completed for Sunday
nights mass meeting in the Virginia
theatre. Attorney J. 3. Handlan Will
preside. and one Of the speakers VIII ne
Congressman N. NJ. Nicely. Another
prominent speaker will be secured. a
chorus Of 200 high school girls Will
lend the singing undor the direction OF
Miss Lucy Robinson. director OF music
in Wheeling schools. and Prof. and MIS-.
james Jelly will play the large organ.
The. meeting will be open to the pub
lie and the committee hopes the theatre
Will be crowded. No admission will be
charged. All members Of the ljlks
lodge will receive cards today. request
Ing them to meet at the Elks club, on
Sunday evening at 7:30. TO go TO the
theatre in u body.
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Wn1kout Deferred.

KANSAS CITY. Mo. Oct. lS-~Nr-
gutiatinnS FOR settlement Of the differ
"nrrS of tn" coal miners Of IN" south
west fields and the Southwest coal OPP
crainrS' association were begun to-day.
TIL. district presidents "f the United
Mine Workers -; America had deferred
tn" waIknut which was To hav" taken
place tomorrow.
The offering Of III" .trii" Of the ga
400 miners cam" after both III" nr"ra-
tors and representatives al The min"
workers agreed /" disregard III" points
IL dir. r"ur" which l"tl To- tn" Strik" or
der and r"Sum" negotiations whore they
had l"."n hrok"n. Alexander inwat.
president nr Ihr kanSnS min" workers ::
John Wilkinson. president "f tn" okla
huIna division. and II. i. FrnmptOn.
president at III" Missouri miners. how
uvrr h"rlnr" that they Will not agree
tu IN" insertion of Il penalty" CLAUSE"
in IN" contract. Il point which led t" the
strike order.
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BaniSheS
Nervousness
Puts Vigor and Ambition
into Rundown, Tired
Out People

II you feel tired out, out OF sorts,
Respondent, mentally or physically de-
pressed, and lack the desire to accom-
plish things, get 4 so cent box OF Wen
dells Ambition Pills at John Coleman
Co.'S today and your troubles will be
over.
n YOU drink too much. smoke too
much, or are nervous because Of over
work Of any kind. Wendells Ambition
Pills will make you feel better in three
DAYS or money back from John Cole
man co. on the first box purchased.
For all affections of the nervous
system, constipation, loss Of appetite.
lack of confidence. trembling, kidney
or liver complaints, sleeplessncss. ex.
hausted vitality or weakness OF any
kind get box of Wendell's Ambition
Pills today on the money back plan
The Wheeling intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1903-1961, 1917-10-19
HIGH MASONIC OFFICERS
ELECTED AND CROWNED

WASHINGTON. Oct. 1S.--Four new
active sovereign grand inspectors
general OF the supreme council OF the
Ancient and Accepted Scottish Kite
Of Free Masonry. for the southern
Jurisdiction Of the United States have
been elected and crowned by the SUI
preme council in session here. thus
bringing its total present membership
up to 25, 32 being the statutory com
plement. The new inspectors-general
are: Fred S. Schramm Of Salt Lake
City. Utah; Marshall ". Wood or
Doise Idaho: Alexander Z. Cochran
OF st. Louis, Mo-. and DIN s. Wright
OF Plant City, Fla.
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PHILADELPHIA. Oct. lS.-Franklin
K Lane, secretary OF III" interior,
pleading for tho success IF the new
Liberty Loan Mt IL luncheon Of IN"
chamber Of commerce today. said IN"
United States. in entering III" war. Will
hc compelled TO test tho tihrt Of our
people our ability Ia Cooperate. eur
sense Of nati0ualism. "nr loyalty 1"
democracy III" resources at our nation.
the capacity Or our mInr* md miners,
IF our farms and farmers. "i "ur mills
and mill hands. w" ar" worthy ut n
large future or w"ddd,I /" II it'll" lf".
We are to test our r"lnt,rn /" III"
world"
Continuing Secretary Lane said:
Germany will not play III" twentieth
century game under twentieth century
rules, She asks for friendship hut SIM
diShonnrS her friends 10y asking them
Ia do things which they should not do.
There was no country NOR" willing /"
remain neutral than tn" ArG"niin" re-
public. vet Gnrmany'S minister asks ten
Swedish minister t. convey messages I"
Germany which uutlin" u policy nf
ruthl"Ssncss upon tn" sea against III"
rcruhir which offrnh the S"nSihiliti"S
Of mani; ind"
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FORMER Wife OF COL.
WASHINGTON TRYING
TO RECOVER $4,000

SraCiRl Dispatch to the lhte4IiEeIlO1F
ROMEEY. w Va. Oct lS.-An appeal
~ the suprcrnc court OF appeals of
Nest Virginia in the case Of Mar!
i,avitt Washington against her husband
Robert NJ Washington, near RomncS'
involving a claim Of $+a.ou0. has naeh
allowed. The CASE has been pending
two years. following the insolvency Oh
Mr.. WASHINGTON. who few days ago
was declared i bankrupt in the United
States court AT MartinsburS. VII"
$1,000 liabilities and $tI assets. Mrs.
WASHINGTON. who left her husband IN
1919. and is now q resident OF Texas
claims she loaned nor husband s-a.oOo
which she inherited from hor luther
Joseph Cavitt Of Texas. Judge Daley
In the circuit court upheld the decision
Of the commissioner in chancery that
the money was q gift and not loan.
The supreme court Of appeals has now
allowed the application for writ OF
error and the case will come before
that body.
The Wheeling intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1903-1961, 1917-10-19
WILL RECOUNT VOTES
IN IOWA ELECTION

DrsNO1SES, Iowa. Oct. 1s.--Attor-
ney General X. NJ. Harncr today ordered
= recount Of tn. ballots cast in Mondays
spccial election on the question Of con.
stitutinnal prohibition. Unofficial re-
turns give the vets" an advantage OF
,snproSimatcly one thousand with A'total
vote of 100000. Leaders Of the dry
faction reiterated today that an official
canvass would he necessary because q
the small margin given tho 49, ~
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In West virginia.

CHARLESTON. W. Va. Oct. rs
West Virginia will como up to the
scratch in fino order" was tho express
sion tonight of Chairman w. n. Mac
Corkle. Of tho State Liberty Loan com
1ntt-e land that will be the answer To
the kaiser and junkordom."
This statement followed cncouragtnS
reports from all sections Of the state
and this city. Charleston. with nine
DAYS TO go, has subscribed over
So. OOo. 900; it was announced tonight.
The employees Of tho Rollln Chemical
company here subscribed $4,000. il was
announced The Bank Of MonOnggalla
Valley, in Monongalia county. sub
scribed $4,000. F'R!rmont is planning
big celebration for the final drive.
and Huntington reported thu 100000
mark passed. and the bankers touring
the coal fields reported success.
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CLINTON. Ind. oct. lS.--Min"rs az
tn" Clinton field. in mass meeting today.
voted hy Il larE" mn irrity Ia work to-
mCrruw. The meeting: was held In Tia"
open and attended hv "n"" men. VIII
liam Mitch. secretary of District No. II.
explained III" situation and called alton
tinu tn the telegram Perceived yesterday
from IIr. II. A. Garfield. tu"i admnia
traitor. advising that the powers nf tn"
government would y" used [" keep tn.
mines going ii tn" men persisted In
Violating contracts
The Wheeling intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1903-1961, 1917-10-19
$4,000 MEN OF CAMP
lee REVIEWED BY
GENERAL CRONkH|TE

CAMP LEE, PETERSBURG, va,
Oct. 1s.--Nearly 10000 soldiers In
camp hore, representing every
branch Of service in tho new Ma
tional army, took part in review
held this afternoon in connection
with the observance OF Liberty Loan
day. The soldiers were reviewed BY
Major General Adelbert Cron1hite'
the commandment, and his stan.
It was the first limo that AL tho
units Of the Eightieth division have
been on parade. Men from three
states, West Virginia, Ponnsylvania
end Virginia, passed In review ana
made m imposing appearance.
The Wheeling intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1903-1961, 1917-10-19
At Cleveland

CLEVELAND. O., Oct. lS.-Under the
renewed impetus given the campaign by
several stirring addresses Of Secretary
Of War Newton D. Baker In support or
the Liberty loan, Cleveland's suescrP-
lions we're increased by S6,oOo.o0O dur
ing the "a hours ending at noon today
bringing the total to s29,3l3,2oo. nearly
half Of tho minimum quota OF $780,
100000.
The fourth federal reserve district
now has reached q total OF s1o5,0Oo.ooo.
more than onc-third OF the minimum
quota OF $500. 100000.
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At New York.

NEW YORK. Oct. 1S.-I.it"rty loan
subscriptions had arrronc h"d tn" hal!
billion mark in the New Pork federal
reserve district this afternoon. Th"
Central Trust company announced an
additional purchase Of S20.h00,00o. the
international Nickel company $1,000
600, and these and other subscriptions
during the day brought tho districts
total TO S496473T50.
The Wheeling intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1903-1961, 1917-10-19
STRIKE AT BLUEFIELD.

SI<"Fsl N.NTaNh T' '~' --'8"T''
BLrEFIELD. ". Va. nc. 1S.--C"n-
ducturS and mutorm"n on street railway
her. quit work AT midhigh, last night
after the management of tho Appnla-
chinn Power company refused THAR do
mands for higher wages. Cars are run
ming. manned by clerks and other en-
ployes.
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at BOSTON.

BOSTON, Oct. 1S.-New England sub
scrtptions to the second Liberty loar
reached a grand total Of sll5.3S5.oOV
today. Overnight reports from 92S OF
tho 1913 banks in tho district showed
that yesterday was tho banner day OF
the campaign. with a total Of Sls''
$4,000.
The Importance OF active work BY
local committees was emphasized by Of
ficers OF the federal reserve bank oil
Boston, who announced that even witt
daily subscriptions Of S20,o0h.o00 FOL
the remaining eight days Of the cam
raisn, the total would fall below The
minimum Of So0.000.00n.
i GO out and soil tho bonds" was tho
order sent from New England head
quarters in every town and city. II
New England.
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LOST AND FOUND

LoST-Tednesdly afternoon between and o'clock
black pure containing money and cheQue OF C.. p.
Smith. Main street. bctveen Stone Thomas and
Alexlnders shoe store Finder return TO IntelircDcer
and receive reward. o-ls-i
LosT-Pink and white cameo brooch. Reward tor
return 10 Intelligence. o-l6-l
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-
DARING BANK ROBBERY.

MINNEAPOLIS. Oct. lS.-Tw" masked
bandits entered the Calhoun state bank
here during III" noon hour today. drove
the cashoT and two houlikrepers into
rear room. gathered up 3h.0hh in the
cages and escaped in an automobile.
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Dentist (to patton, who Ia opening
his pursc)--Nn. don't bother to pay me
in advance.
PatInnt--I'm not 7 WAS only count
ing my money before You give me
ras-Chicaeo Herald.
The Wheeling intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1903-1961, 1917-10-19
TRYING HARD FOR FUEL
CONTINUED from First PaEe.)

the National Coal operators. announced
today that operators from the northwest
and thr southwest had arranged IT, send
delegates and that tnanr operators from
nearby states were expected to attend.
The Wheeling intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1903-1961, 1917-10-19
PERSONAL

WAhTED-To ascertain the whereabouts Of Charley
MalLnatinA formerly Of Tenodos Greeos. by his
brother. Christ Malamntins Information should be
son, ~ Christ Mslinatna. General Delivery Wheel.
Ing. W. Va o-1s-i