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The Wheeling intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1903-1961, 1917-01-20
FRANCE AND j. 8.
STRONG FRIENDS
AMERICAN INTERVIEWS
PRESIDENT POINCARE
Says War Has Strengthened
Relations Between Nations
Grateful to the u. S.

PARIS; Jan. 10. - President Poin-
care has received Edward Marshall.
an American newspaper writer, at the
Palace of the Elysee, and talked with
him in regard to President Wilson's
note and the reply Of the entente
allies. The cruX Of the interviews
appears in these words of the presi'
dent:
I'VE are condemned to continue the
war until we-our gallant allies and
ourselves-can obtain the reparations
and guarantees rendered lndispensa-
BILE by the aggressions Of which we
have been the victims, by the sacrl-
fees to which we have subjected our
selves, and by the losses which we
have suffered"
May | tell America that France Is
our friends, even though we are not
fighting with herr" the American Wis
itor asked.
"The United States of America and
France are closely united by ineffac-
able common recollections, by the
same political traditions, by the same
attachment to free institutions" said
President Poincare. This war, which
Germany Embossed upon Europe and
which France did everything to avoid,
could not alter the good relations
between the United States and France.
It has even made their closer and
strengthened them.
The United States,' NJ. Poincare
continued thoughtfully, has remained
neutral, but the sympathies Of indi-
viduals in every section have. mani
tested themselves in favor of France
and her allies. We have been deeply
moved by innumerable demonstrations
of friendship.
Received Generous Offers.
FThere never has been a day since
soon after the beginning of the war on
which I have not personally received
from America a Voluminous mail con-
tanning generous offerings for our in
and our war orphans. The letters
which accompany these tributes. en-
anate from all social classes and
are often expressed in very moving
words. Other letters bring to me
warm wishes for the victory Of
France"
Are you willing to make some COM
ment with regard to President Will
sons note?" the correspondent asked.
Knowing as We do the feelings Of
America, we have not failed to under
stand the thought which inspired the
recent initiative of President Wilson,"
NJ. Poincare replied. I'VE are at once
convinced that in the mind of the
illustrious president the suggestion
made to the belligerents was in ac-
cord with the traditional friendship
between our two nations. But being
conscious that We are fighting for
mankind, we find ourselves without
the right to lay down our weapons
before we can sign a peace really
humane; that is to say, founded upon
principles which would make it work
able and lasting, which would be con-
sistent with the rights of nations and
which would spare the world from
the repetition Of such a terrible
catastrophe as this war"
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MANY NEW BILLS
IN LEGISLATURE
DELEGATES AND SENATORS CON.
TINUE TO DUMP THEM INTO
THE HOPPER
Number Are deritortous While Others
Arc of Small Importance and
VIII Die in Committee.
match TO the IntellIgencer.

Special Dispatch to the Intel!iGsncer;
CHARLESTON. W. We. Jan, 19!-Re-
cent bills introduced in the State Sen
By Sen. Dodson-No. ss-spencer
BY Sen. Godbey-No. S7-Relating to
mines and mining. No. SS-Issuance OF
script. No. Syst. Adams charter.
Ry Sen. Hough--Sen. Resolution NO
5-Relating to abandoned lands.
BY Sen. Arnold---No. 90-Auto insur-
ance No. 91--Lihrary comission.
BY Sen. Sinscl-No. 92-Re gistratlon
births and deaths. No. 93-lssuance
medical license.
houses OF prostitution by Injunction.
BY Sen. Arnold-No 95-Interest.
Sen. Rosenbloom-No. 96--1ncorpora-
ton Of savings banks.
BY Sen. Duty-No. 97-Punishment
for rape. No. 9S-Life imprisonment for
murder. No. 99-Pcnalty for treason.
No. 100-Penalty for murder.
by Sen. - FoS--No. 101-Amending
By Sen. Gregory-So. VALIDITY
Of bond issues.
board Of accountancy.
BY Sen. Duty-No. 10G-Inspection of
hctcls. T.
New House Bills.
The deluge Of bills in the House OF
DeieRalcS SUN uHu
bills filed arc as follows:
BY Mr.. Notwithstanding munich
cal salaries: court pleadinEs.
BY Mr.. misunderstanding school
law.
BY Mr.. Wysong-Princeton charter.
BY Mr.. Wells Of Wood-Circuit court
terms: Wood county prosecutors salary;
salaries Of circuit Judges where GRIM
inal courts are abolished.
Mr.. Mr.. Rader--ASSeSSmcnts.
BY Mr. Chiplcy-Eirvinia-W- Va.
Boundary line.
BY Mr.. Patrick-Insurancc contracts.
BY Mr.. McDonald-RelatinE 10 w. Va.
Humane Society; Docketing liens.
BY Mr.. Bray-Crimc' of perjury.
BY Mr.. Akins-Costs of justice
courts.
BY Mr.. Whitaker-Free text books.
BY Mr.. Moorc-Re gistrating of live
stock: protection of street car men.
BY Mr.. Payne-St. Adams charter.
BY Mr.. Somers-Control of San Jose
scale.
BY Mr.. Conner-Law practice.
BY Mr.. Terrill-Power of public SER
vice commission.
BY Mr.. Observation-Disclosures Of pub
lie accountants; securing annuity con-
tracts.
BY Mr.. Acknowledgements for
legislative expense.
BY Mr.. Misunderstanding Hunt
ington boundary lines.
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REPUBLICANS FIGHT
GRAYSON NOMINATION

WASHINGTON. D. c., Jan. 19.-
Strong opposition developed to-day
among the Republicans of the Senate
against confirming President Wilson's
nomination of Dr. Cary r. Grayson,
his naval aide and physician, for pro-
motion from the grade of lieutenant
commander to rear admiral, over the
heads OF more : than 100 ranking off,
GERS of the navy's medical corps
Some Of the Republican leaders say
the nomination will never be con-
flrmed. and others that there will GER
ta:nly be a vigorous fight against It.
One of the FIVE nominations for new
rear admrals sent in yesterday. that
of chief naval constructor David W..
Taylor, was confirmed soon after it
was received. Action on all the others
was delayed.
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NO FURTHER DANGER
OF VIOLENCE FROM MOB

CHARLESTON, W. Va, Jan. 19-
Governor Hatfield has today been in
telephone communication with the
authorities of Clay county in connec-
ton with the attempt Of mob last
night to summarily deal with Andrew
Sampson, 65, and his son Howard
Sampson, who are under arrest there
awaiting trial for the alleged murder
of Preston Tanner and the burning of
the Tanner home. The governor was
informed that there is no further dan
ger of violence from the citizens and
that a special grand jury as we'll as
special Judge to sit in the place Of
Judge Sam D Sittlepage, who is III.
will be arranged for next week so tina!
an immediate indictment and trial will
be possible.
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LEGAL NOTICE
NOTICE.

Pittsburgh. Pa. January J. 1917.
The Pittsburgh, Wheeling and Kentucky Railroad
Company a corporation Of the, State Of West Nir-
GINA This Pittsburgh. Cincinnati. Chicago aud 81.
Louis Railway Company. corporation OF the states
OF Transatlantic. West Virginia. Ohio. Indiana and
illinois, the Handalia Railroad Company. corpora
ton OF the States Of Indiana and Illinois, and The
Anderson Belt Railway Company, end tho Chicago.
Indiana and Eastern Railway Company. corporations
OF the State Of Indiana have according TO the laws
Of those States. been consolidated into railroad
company named Tho Pittsburgh Cincinnati. Chicago
and St. Louis Railroad Company. effective January
/ 1911 tho agreement Of consolidation having been
filed I'm the office of the Secretary OF State OF West
virginia on the Goth day Of December. 1916.
Hereafter the property formerly owned by the Pitts
hurgh Wheeling and kentucky Railroad Company.
The Pittsburgh, Cincinnati. Chicago and st. Louis
Railway Company Iandalia Railroad Company. The
Anderson Belt Railway Company and Chicago. Ind
ana aud Eastern Railway Company In the States OF
West Virginia. Pennsylvania. Ohio. Indiana and ILL
pu!s will be owned and operated by Tho Pittsburgh.
Cincinnati. Chicago and 81. Louis Railroad Com
parry
PITTSBURGH. WHEELING AND KESTCCKY
RAILROAD COMPANY.
THE PITTSBURGH. CINCINNATI. CHICAGO AND
ST LOUIS RAILWAY COMPANY,
YASphLIA RAILROAD COMPANY.
TIE ANDERSON BELT RAILWAY COMPANY.
CHICAGO. INDIANA AND EASTERN RAILWAY
III. CHURCH.
SarrntAry
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Samuel Chase Dies Suddenly.

Samuel Mcfarland Chase. well known
resident of the Out-the-Pikc district.
was found dead at his home in Patter-
son yesterday morning about 10 o'clock.
Mr. Chase had been in poor health the
past year, but was apparently some
what better when he retired Thurs
day night.
Mr.. Chase was born near West Fin,
ley, Pa, sixty-three years ago. He nad
resided in Patterson the past several
years. He was n Republican and al
ways took an active part in all POLY,
ical campaigns. MIR. Chase is survived
by daughter, Mrs. Matte Frazier. u
Wheeling. and son, William. or war
wood He Is also survived by n NUM-
Der OF brothers and sisters, including
Carl Chase. Of West Finley, who Is
critically ILL.,
Funeral services will be conducted on
Sunday morning at o'clock at the place
OF death. Mr.. Chase was member OF
the Church Of God and the pastor 81
that congregation, Rev. {. G; Byier, VII!
have charge. 1ntcrmcnt will be in Mest
Finley cemetery. near Furnsvllle' IA
losT-Be,uccn West Finley pnd Elm Grove by way
OF West Alexander. two 80 lS Gig F!restone nrrs.
mounted on rims. Locked 10 tire carrier WIN TAU
lamp and West Va state license plate No. 1898 at
,,chcd Liberal reward for information assuring Inc
r,,oyery. Cali Boil 1891. Wig. Nail e2n-M:
il-l9-i
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EX-GOV. MacCORKLE
HITS SEN. GREGORY

CHARLESTON, ". Va, Jan. 49,.
Former Governor w A. MacCorkle
late today struck State Senator r. l..
Gregory, OF the Third district, in the
Jaw. knocking him down. in Capitol
street near the federal building.
Governor Hatfield. Senator Gregory
and DR.. J. H. Mccullough, of the
Workmens Compensation Depart
ment, were conversing on the side
walk and the former governor ap-
preaching, shook hands with the gov
ernor and the physician. and said
Come on Gregory, let's shake"
Senator Gregory replied: You act
ed cowardiy the other time" and the
blow followed. The former governor
and the senator had a fight in local
hotel some time ago.
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D I E D

HoHMAH-On Friday. January 10. 1877, 4 $50
o'clock p. NJ, SARAH ELIZABETH. only chno o.
Anthony and Mary Holman tnee DenniD. sseo ~
months and days.
Funeral notice hereafter.
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WAHTED-An experienced Outside Ialesman TO sell
the AeolInn Vocation. the last word In phonoSTaph
production. the talking machine that 10 favored By
all who hear It. Exceptional opportunity for the
right man. Apply Il Tbs Music Shop. 50 r.elfA
St., Wheeling. 1a-lS-i
WAATEp-Immedlate1y: Nan 10 take charge OF &c.
counts In Branch Real Estate office. Two hours
from Wheeling. $500 and commission Must b
fully competent book keeper and dre bond desired
Write fully In hand Immediately care Intelli-
gencer. ja-l6.l
NEUTRALITY-SUSPICIOUS. to sell houSenoA eooAA H.
perience unnecessary and liberal eonpsnsikica 70
wide awake man. C. =. Adams Co. 114e-lli AAio
st., upEAlrL
WANTED-Two young men 70 wofk nsWs agents "a
B. g. O. trains Apply Ut Union Nom Co of.cA
q. o. depot so-S.u
WA1TED-At oncs. several GOOD deliTsfJ and saies
boys TO work before school Apply at CtrcuAiln
Department. Intcgencer. between I and q -
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Subject to Court Martial

SAN DIEGO, Cal, Jan. 1s-Friends
Of the two officers speculated tonight
regarding the attitude the War De-
partment would take toward Lieuten-
ant Colonel Bishop and Lieutenant
Robertson. Neither, it was officially
announced here last Sunday, had been
given authority to make the flight, and
it was said both would be subject to
court martial in the event of their
safe return. Colonel GlasSford refused
to discuss the question tonight, say
ing it was 4 matter for Washington to
determine
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uueHEs-ou Friday January 18Th. 1917. q 80
o'clock A. Ill., at her late residence IL: elxteenth
street, CATHERINE s., wife OF Thomas J. Hughes
Asu 6S years
RrnuIcr. high uaSs 81 Joseph Cathedral o'clock
Friends OF tho family invited. Interment NJ Cal
Yary cemetery.
FEIBER-On Thursday. January ID. 1911. q ba6
o,cInck NJ in tho Ohio Valley General hospital, =
GERTRCDE, wife OF Henry ]. Feloer, In ~ tltS
year
Funeral notice hereafter.
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ELM GROVE BOARD
OF TRADE ELECTS
HENRY STEIN, FORMER MAYOR,
HEADS ORGANIZATIoN FOR
THE YEAR.
Fifteen Directors Also Elected Last
Night-Samuel Chase Dies SUD-
denly-Other Pike News.

Officers for the ensuing year were
elected by the Elm Grove Board OF
Trade at a meeting held last night.
Henry Stein, former mayor OF the town
and who was one of the leaders in
the movement 10 organize, tue board
was elected president and Charles i.
Rice was elected vice president. both
without opposition.
Th following nftcen directors were
elected from Il field of twenty-four can
didates: John r. Carter. II. V. Springer,
NJ. \. Cecil. l.. +. Huller. John l.. King
horn. W, B. Casey. Fred folmar' Al
bert Suedeker, Nj. j. Coberly' d. j.; hcI-
leher, NJ. II. McCausland. Jacob ROOD
+. r. Showers. &. ". Campbell and K.
l.. Seabright.
Attorney w. b. Casey. who repre-
scented the board ut the recent hearing
before the public service commission
ON the petition of the telephone COM
panies to merge, made q report last night.
He will further represent tho board at
another hearing to be held next week
in Charleston.
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FOR RENT

TOE RENT-sToRERooM NORTH.
WEST CORNER MAIN AND TENTH
SECOND FLOOR ROOMS, $50
MAIN STREET, $40.
8FORAROOM AND NINE UPSTAIRS
BOOKS AT 1907 MAIN STREET, $125.
ALSO NIHE FLOORS OF TIKI HAW-
LEY BUILDING.
JATES I. HAWLxY,
1o65l1 NAH STREET.
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Authorized PAY Stations
Resume work on Church.

Work on the new Lutheran Church
nj Edgwood was resumed Yesterday
after having been suspended few days
because Of the cold weather. several
carncnlcrs resumed their duties yestcr-
day RANDI progress Is being made OH
The church. Work on several other
buildings hi the pike district has been
resumed
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FINANCIAL

IF YOU hare stocks bonds for sale let lis help you
find market for them. Wc perform. others PROM
isc Largest mail order house In tho United States
selling securities We organize corporations a, cnst
and finance those deserving. fiftyone cooperative
BROKERS' Three centrally located offices. Establish
cd 1927 Highest references Interstate Underwriters
Assnci,tInu zoo Fifth Ave, New Yorr- jk-oQ-g
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BUSINESS OPPORTUNITIES

WANTED-Aiake biz money on small Investment. Join
prominent Colorado Wyoming business with
large oil holdings developing extension OF FAM
GUS Salt Creek Wyoming oil fields. where Midwest. Cal
ltornla and Standard Oil Companies are making MIL
lions In dividends 1916 oil production S400. 900. oOU.
Not promoters: shareholders get all prufts Expert
cncr,l management. Write Great Divide Oil Co.. 500
E.,uilabo RldE Densrr Colo ia-90-S
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GO.TO
PADEN CITY
Double Your Money.

Prices went up exactly as announced
Nov. 9TH, Nov. 21st and Dec. Goth.
Prices still less than half present
value on some of the choicest lots.
Watch for big special announce.
ments, more big things - prices will
jump rapidly-must double and even
triple.
Reason: Industries, factories. mills
and in our chosen lines industrial
advantages beyond competition. Best
industrial location in West Virginia.
ALLAN TURNER
Real Estate Specialist, 1920 Market
Street. Bell Phone 1885; National
165.Y. II
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Rasketball Results.

Several basketball games of especial
interest to Out-thc-iikc fans We're play.
ed last night, The Triadeiphia Pi s;J
I nor, team. 4S 10 .. The Triadelphia
rrs' % to 4. The girls team Of the
high school however, lost to Shadyslde
High, &c to 90. The Elm GroS Se,E ooy 81
~ while the Woodsdale girls won
from the Elm Grove girls, 9 to o.
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went 10 Wheeling yesterday to see her
grandmother, Mrs. Vermillion, who was
taken to the Ohio Valley General hos
pital.
Mrs. C. S. Swartz Of West Alexander
will 70 to Wheeling today to shop.
The contracting firm Of Finnegan and
Amos has received the contract for
erecting two new houses for jacob
Hobbs. in Elm Heights. Work has been
started on one. The other Will be built
later,
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WINS AT
CHARLESTON SHOW

Social Dispatch 10 tn. Intclligenccr.
CHARLESTON, W. Va, Ian. 10
W. W. Watkins captured both first
and second prizes at poultry show
here ON single comb black leghorns.
He was the only Wheeling exhibitor.
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Start work on Garage.

Work WAS started yesterday D! Con
tractors Finnegan and Amos on the
new garage for ". W. Price. IT is be-
Jug Constructed on Main street. Elm
Grove, near the stone bridge. 1t will
be a two-stcry structure. sixty feet long
and forty feet wide. The first floor
will be used as O garage and storage
room and also a machine shop. The
second story will be a flat, containing
nine rooms. and will be occupied BY
MIR. Price and family. The work Will be
rushed as much rs possible, and the
building will be completed by May l.
barring delays.
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ja-l5-G0t
APPLICATION FOR PARDON
Application for Pardon.

Application Tor Pardon.
Notice il hcrrby given that on or about the st day
Of February 1917. application will be filed with
f. G. r!erSon. Pardon Attorney Charleston. West
Virginia for the pardon OF William DunGway. con-
y,cted OF tho crime Of robbery tho May term 1918.
OF the Criminal Court OF Ohio County and sentenced
to imprisonment IN tho West Virginia Pcntcntiary
rur the period OF years.
(Slgncd) WILLIAM DCSAWAf.
d,
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FOR SALE-MachinerY.

IRON AND WOODWORKING MACHINERY
New and second hand. Machine toolr, lathes,
drills, shapers, planners, presses. Garage machfn-
erv, Gasoline engines. Pumps, electric motors.
Engines, Boilers, planners, band-sawz Sa~min out
fits. Betting, pulleys, shaftinS Contractors equip
ment, BAIRD MACHINERY CO., Pittsburgh, Pa.
,..n.t5
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G. n. n d. HIT ny FEE:

LIMA, O.. Jan. 19.--Fire WHICH swept
the Cincinnati. Hamilton and Dayton
railway shops here tonight, did $2O0.0q0
damage in less than an hour. The main
shop building and ten passenger coaches
were completely destroyed.
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INVESTMENTS

INVESTORS. spcculstors stop guessing. avoid worry!
follow definite policy based OH fundamental stalls.
tics: know when 10 buy and when 70 sell; Get my
daily advlces listed stocks remit IS for two weeks
SPECIAL demonstration particulars free Edward Hss-
krll Warren Pc A-SO'g
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Cincinnati Man to Preach.

Rev. Harry Robertson. pastor or me
First Christian church of Elm Grove
announced yesterday that Rev. O: G'
Maizena,. Of Cincinnati. will preach sun
Thc evening service will be featured by.
a musical program. Miss Jessie Oliver.
Miss Frazier and Miss Britt Will sing
solos
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LOST AvIATORS
CONTINUED from FIRST Pags.)

department officials assumed that
confusing reports had reached their
informauts and that the aviators actu-
ally reached Wellton this afternoon
instead of being found there.
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FOR Typewriters

FOR SALE-Cnderwood Visible Typewriter No 5.
also Edison Monograph for duplicating work E1-
cellcnt condition. Prices very reasonable Write
quick. Imperial Mfg. Company. UhrichsStle, Ohio.
fS-90-R
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PERSONAL

MARRY II lonely: for results. Try me: bes and most
successful; hundreds rich wish marriage soon;
strictly confidential: most reliable; yeaH OF s1per-
ence: descriptions free Tho Successful Club" Mn.
Purdie, Boz $50, Oakland. Calf ALSO
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rplton tn PLAY,

The Fulton school baskctbail team
will play the Christian Church 'ca'.'
Several games of basketball will he
piaycd in tho pike district next week:
Thc Elm Grove school teams will play
the Triadelphia five "Wednesday even
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Telecraphs Sister

NASHVILLE, Tenn, Jan. 19.-"Out
of the desert alive and WELL" said a
telegram from Lieutenant Robertson,
at Wellton, Ariz., received here to-
night by his sister, Miss Julia Robert
con
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MAMMA Funeral Today.

ThiS afternoon The latc Mrs. WliIIaHl
Dennis of near the -" bridge. VIII ne
buried in the Stone church cemetery.
Services will be held mt " o'clock at inc
Church of God. Rev. E. Z. BFier VIII
offiCinte.
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WANTED-Female Help

WAhTED-An intelligent pefsoo may can 500
monthly corresponding for newspapers; $40 to $50
monthly In spare time: experience unnecessary: no
canrassng: subjects suggested. Send for particulars.
National Press Bureau. Room 43. Buffalo. ja-20.s
WARTE1-women Full time SIS. spare time &c
an hour selling guaranteed Wear Proof hoxiesy TO
wearer Experience unnecessary Wear Proof Mills,
Norristown. Pa tA-29-G
WANTEp-Lldies you can earn biz money. Selling
our beautiful line OF fancy and staple wash fabrcS
Exceedingly enjoyable work No money required. Ex-
pcrlenco unnecessary. Our goods arc in demsnd-our
prices low. Our representatives are enthuhaHic over
the results Secure your territory now before It's
taken. Write for particulars Immediately References
necessary. Old Colony Textile Co.. 1884, Broadway.
New York 3A-20-g
WANTED-Girls for light clean factory work. Wheel
inc Can Co.. 4Tth e. Eoff ja-la-i
WANTED-Nurse and cook. Apply 1os 18th * Bell
phone 1891. Js-1O-i
WHNTEp-Lady for order department Sslsry 81.
Give church and present employment Addruss
'rM" carr Intelgences. ja-l5.m
W6NTE0-Giri for general houleWork Can Bell
phone a29-R. b. F. ta-l6-m
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FOR SALE

FOR SALE-saloon license and stock Either
half interest or ali. Address or phone schlafel.
AlIiance jL-20-z
FOR SAlE-BHInswick pool table A No. condition.
r j. Bachelor. Rayland. Ohio. Natl .rhone 80
ring %. 1a-.u-o
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A box social and entertainment will DC
held in the Wheeling Valley schoolhouSe'
Sand Hill. this evening. Il large at
tendance is expected.
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WANTEO-seventy-flT 70 hundred dollars week
Is for live salesmen selling large line 81 auto oils
greascs paints and other specliltes Don't Be sstis-
fled. &c, our proposition Fairfax Refining Co..
Cleveland. o. 5I-3o.G
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To Give Euchre.

To Give Euchre.
Prcparations are being made for q
euchrc party to be given February
under the auspices Of the men OF st.
Michaers Catholic Church. An enjoy
able time Is anticipated.