davidaulloa/AmericanStories huggingface dataset:
Arizona republican., 1918-12-28
F1ouseholI

$2.O0 Cotton Blankets 1ol i..-.. =. .-.. -i.-- s'' s $500 Wool Finish Blankets,
 IOI = [. $400 Wool Finish Blankets. full sls5 $500 Wool Finish Blankets, estrarge $500 Woolnap Blankets, in gnsa, tar ] Extra Special .....--sse.i --. $700 Woolnap Blankets -snSAzoh l pink or grey plaids ... .. --,<sss. .i. $500 Woolnap Blankets, in ygty ply $4.00 Comforters, full size silksEdne er' for .@..........-.- .---5-- .-~s.ss~ E $500 Comforters, silkaline cdyezedted white cotton .-,zss- ' $5.5O and $500 Comforters, in19a,lol line borders, extra large size
 Extra Special ......-..... ....,.r.s. $1.50 Sheets-size 72x90,
 Aoi '.'..'. .'.-.-
 5Oc Pillow Slips-size 45x36,
 IoI .--7- s2.5O Bed Spreads,
The Guthrie daily leader. [volume] (Guthrie, Okla.) 1893-1996, 1918-02-16
WAR STAMP WORKERS
NUMBER THIRTY THOUSAND

Bas Oh reports received SO far
3. the state headquarters OF the ma
tional war savings committee the army
o. worker in Oklahoma for the Thrift.
and war savings stamps campaign
will approximate thirty thousand
This estimate was reached after re-
qlusitions for workers cards and lit
erature had been received from the
chairman embracing the seventy-sev-
en- counties in the state The mem
bers varied from minimum Of two
hundred to a maximum Of one thou
sand.
The National headquarters has ex-
tended the period for the establish
ment of male agencies from Febru-
airy 10 to February IS. The quota
for the state is 5000 agencies. In
order that proper credit may be Civ
en-, reports of agencies must be re-
ceived at state headquarters Fcbru-
ary Is.
Many counties have passed ,heir
quota in the number Of agencies es-
tablished Muskogee county leads
The Guthrie daily leader. [volume] (Guthrie, Okla.) 1893-1996, 1918-02-16
PASSED AN ALLEGED
$50 COUNTERFEIT BILL

salt Lake City, Feb 1G-At the re-
quest Of the authorities Of Long Beach
Col Clarence suponow % years old.
and an Oklahoma rancher, was de-
tanned by the local police and federal
officials. supenow it is claimed. pur-
chased ticket at Long Beach TO SaH
Lake and gave a $50 bill in payment.
When the agent took the days ra-
eepis to bank the cashier discover
ed that the $50 bill was counterfeit
The agent remembered the man to
whom he sold the ticket and the fed
eral authorities were notified at once.
The Guthrie daily leader. [volume] (Guthrie, Okla.) 1893-1996, 1918-02-16
SECOND DRAFT MAY NOT
BE CALLED BEFORE JUNE

Washington, Feb While the
house was discu sing the alien Stacker
BIN today RE- resentatire Dent OF Ala
bama chairman OF the military COM
mittee, said that the second draft
would not be called for some time and
consequently there was no hurry for
action in regard to alien slackers.
Representative Flood Of Virginia,
chairman OF the foreign affairs com
oittee told the house there would be
nc second draft before next May or
June.
The Guthrie daily leader. [volume] (Guthrie, Okla.) 1893-1996, 1918-02-16
AlRPLANE POSTAL FOR sWsDE8


Stockholm Feb l6-Tho Swedish
government is considering proposals
for the establishment Of an 3irplane
postal service between Noortollo and
Abo. beginning during 40 latter part
.of February Or the early part Of March
The consent Of the Finnish govern,
ment has been assured
The new service would reduc1 tno
time Of postal transit between stock
holm and Abo from four days to sis
hours, and the time between Stock
holm and Petrograd from days 10 25
hours.
The Guthrie daily leader. [volume] (Guthrie, Okla.) 1893-1996, 1918-02-16
HOUSING or FEDERAL
EMPLOYEES IN WASHINGTON

Washington, Feb l6-The Dis.rict
OF Columbia Council Of Defense au-
tLosizes the statement that persons
appointed to positions in the govern
ment service in Washington can w.
cure rooming and boarding accommo-
dation at reasonable prices if they a9~
pi yat the Room Registration office
q 1921 New York avenue, N VI,
promptly upon arrival The office is
conducted by the District Council Of
Defense under the auspices OF the
United States government
The Guthrie daily leader. [volume] (Guthrie, Okla.) 1893-1996, 1918-02-16

with 3l7 as compared with quota
et Sl6 Tulsa county has 932 with a
quota Of 2i2; Carter county zoo o.
against a quota OF 50, Washington
county l45 with a quota Of l03, Gus
ter 1G7 or a more than the quota
ana Canadian d25 as against a quota
ct M2. Many other counties have
made wonderful shoWings including
Grady county and Lincoln county,
Oklahoma War Savings Wee1'
begins February II aud the thirty
thousand workers are expected to
reach every person in the state.
The Guthrie daily leader. [volume] (Guthrie, Okla.) 1893-1996, 1918-02-16
PASTORS, BANKERS, DOC
TORS HELP BUILD SHIPS

ClerGymen may BIO an right as
workers Of mems souls but not OF
ships Many Offering holr service
to Jhe public service reserve for ship
yard work have been turned down it
was stated.
Numbers oG college professors too,
and bankers and school teachers luj
doctors have volunteered 10 don tho
leans" to help build the nations war
fleets.
The Guthrie daily leader. [volume] (Guthrie, Okla.) 1893-1996, 1918-02-16
OFFICERS IN BAD.

I'll Paso, Feb l6--Sherltf Combos
and County Attorney Martin OF Catlt
county, are under arrest charged witt
attempted murder It is charged thai
they plotted 10 kill w G Clark,
witness against Thomas Lyon,
wealthy New Mexico cattleman.
The Guthrie daily leader. [volume] (Guthrie, Okla.) 1893-1996, 1918-02-16
OLD CARPET BAG DAYS

The old civil war carpet bag is com
ing back in yIe because Of the high
eost q leather announces q New
York paper II this happens, it VIII
be the first instance that anything
cheap II price ever became the style.
The Guthrie daily leader. [volume] (Guthrie, Okla.) 1893-1996, 1918-02-16

Chicago, Feb l6-Miss zella Mer~
rick, "A, reputed l million dollar heir
ess, and Herbert f Dickinson, 40,
chaufrer are honeymooning in Michi-
gan today. They were married quietly
here yesterday Miss Herrick is an
orphan and for years made her home
with Mrs w r Moorehouse by whom
Dickinson was employed
BUY WAX STAMPS" AND SAVE.
The Guthrie daily leader. [volume] (Guthrie, Okla.) 1893-1996, 1918-02-16

Charles 2 Henderson, just named
United states senator from Nevada
tQ succeed the late Senator Francis
G Newlands, has announced himself
in favor OF woman suffrage. lie will
vote for the constitutional amend
luenl new before me senate, and thus
one more vote viii be added to set it
through the upper house, where there
IS considerable doubt OF its passage.
The Guthrie daily leader. [volume] (Guthrie, Okla.) 1893-1996, 1918-02-16
NEXT THING IN HEARsTs.

How many years win it be. Mrs B
L Nickel, Of the Soldier Clipper, Won
ders, before undertakers will bo ad.
1ertlsing the airplane heagae?
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AND SIZE kNlrs. 100.

The champion knitter OF Cleveland
Ohio, is Mrs x Needle. What Dc
.you suppose TIE X stands for
The Guthrie daily leader. [volume] (Guthrie, Okla.) 1893-1996, 1918-02-16

Jahl j >ugeut has just Ooeu ap-
pointed United States senator from
Idaho to fin the vacancy caused by
the death OF Senator Brady He is a
Democrat
The Wheeling intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1903-1961, 1918-07-04
BOOM IN
RIVER TRAFFIC

Special Dispatch To Th" inicllir"n"rr.
CINCINNATI. O.. july %.--ENtra"rut-
nary early IpoSeihlhtm> uI upper Dh!u
river traffic became respectfully evident
L" trade l";rdcr:: here today. when III"
city whrri"s b""Hfrr crowded with
freight destined /" river p"ints b.
tween Pittsburgh ana Wheeling and tins
city and III" products incoming from
for additional steam boats for up TN"
movement To secure additional boats VIII
at one" Ia. made by IN" chamber al
commerce. IN fact. X is now considered
proved that tho Ohio river is L" again
hcC"lnr IN" main artery Of "umm"rCr
operator will IN" various rafruad syS-
TENS NOW actually unahl" to move the
goods. raw and manufactured.
The extraordinary amount IF coal now
arriving her" from tn" Wheeling and
littShurEh districts by ohio river boat $
provoked d"rid"I interest hcr" t"dnE.
and evidenced tho vHlu" Of thr recent
artiYiiirS uf federal government agents
in hastrnin: Tins trl fife III order Ia keep
phin valley industries active II IN"
win tn" war movement. backed ny In"
Inii"I States fuel adminIStrItIo ION. Not
only is tn river r"ai traffic assuming
an interesting phase. hut railroad coal
shipments ar" now greatly In "Nid"D'n.
proving tn" wisdom "f Tho United States
Government railroad control. Thu Julius
FlriSrhmann. tho u. r. Lane. mt" Mar
mot and nthrr hlE Tow boats arrINTd
hero with big coal t0w$ today.
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PROBATE OF WILL.


Offic" OF tho Clerk of III" County Court
OF Ohio County. West NirEinin.
III the matter nf tn" probate Of the
Last Will and Testament Of William Il.
Sch"mpf decreased.
TIN" uhjrrt of III" petition filed In this
matter. on tn" %rd dag Of July faiH Is
Ia have admitted Ia probate" II Iar"r
writing purr'rtlnE {" b. TN" last will
and testament Of William l.. Sch"mpf.
deceased hearing date tho %"th day Of
April. 1915 And i; appearing from an
affidavit mad" lr.ior" IN" by John y.
Art.cnz ESQ. that Charles +, Schrmrf,
Mary Everett. Lena FRANKIE. Minnt"
SchrInpf. Harry Srh"mpf. George
Schrmpf. Paul Srh"mpf. Laura S'h"mri.
Illda Eh"rly and Fred f.h"rly int"rcsl-
I'd p"rs"n~. and all unknown h"ir* are
nrn-r"SihrntS q! the Stat" If West VII
EInia. il is ordered that they Il" appear
"a: my offirc in IN" City Of Wheeling.
Comfy AMI State aforesaid. within ~"
month after III" dat" Of tn" first publ
cation hereof and hn what is n"""sSarH
~ protect their interests in said matter
The hearing If said PETITION IS SGT for
The ssh day "f August. l?lS, ~ ten
o'clock q. m.
JOHN II. WELLS.
clerk nf county Court.
JOHN +. ARBENZ.
Attorney.
Published frs, TIM. Juir 4. l?IS.
jy-4-!l-lS-:I
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Mrs, Gertrude Davis
Loses Damage Suit

Special Dispatch IL The lutrNiE"ncrr.
BALTIMORE. Md, July 3.--t'ur NOR"
than tittc"u hours a jury III In" tn!tc'l
States court WrlUE!"d last night and
early lh!S morning over Ia" decision II.
I'll" SUIT III Mrs. ti-rt"u,t. DAVIS. widow
II Sheriff Donald +. Davis. at Mineral
county. Nest Virginia. against l'vtrr
WcIsy'ng":i. Of Wc~;"rnp"rI Md, Tor
$I1u.p0o damages. \! ia O'Clock th:S
morning Ia. Jury. iin"iiy decided III"
Csc in favor of W"ISS"nerit and re-
tGrneL! n scaled verdict.
According /" thu evidence at the trial.
Sheriff Davis attempted - arrest W"iS-
S"uG"ft III Piedmont on Il whTrlE'
charging violation "I IN" Hnt'-lqm"T
laws uf West VIRGINIA. W"tSS'us"!:
was III his auto It: III" ii'n" DAVIS
jumped upon The running board al TIN.
machine and II HE excitement ran IN"
Eiich!nc into t'r Sir"l supports u! 4
bridge. the sheriff h'':r: kIi"d.
The Wheeling intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1903-1961, 1918-07-04
Largest C|earingS in
Local Bank History

Wednesdays banking clrarincs w"r''
hy far thr iar:n;, IA th" banking his
ry OF Wh"..ltu-. when the total r'.;trh-
rd tn" r"Guariial!" ijgUrrS nf S@.Tt:,"il.-
-. compared with less than = million
i,r tit" sam" day last year.
Not only WAS tn" days totals Il rec
ord breaker, hU, In" weeks Cl"nrlug~
w"rn ais" the largest ever. with - total!
uf 81. n5G. 1"n:ll. compared with $i.c%l.-
-,".41 for ihc same period III 1917.
The phenomenal t"tn! for yesterday
is largely on rCc"Ini ii tho hal! yearly
disbursements by industrial aud imam
c;:,l corporations in the Wheeling dis
trfct.
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Criminal Court Hearings

TIL. rri,i If Mrs I.,iiau Unison. VII"
= charged with IL" murder "t her nus
band has been sci fr- Gearing July -.
Mrs Ciihs"n admitted tho Killing hnf
;,Iralrd not rmity in Ill" tndIc'in"h
charging t"ur'l"r.
tense counts. plead guilty |" III" hr't
rni!nt stating Il" had mISr"rr"$"nirt'
himself ~ purchasing agent Tor lNhF-
ling Iirnth"rS rir"uS.
Smith II Iirar,E. indicted for N" A.
l,...! slln e: fake mining stock. has been
returned t. This cay from Iialtim"rr.
III. LAWYERS. Frank nEri"u. j. l.. S"1r"r-
yInr and n Y. Erars entered d"mur-
r"r WINCH was taken under ahviS' men;
l,Sirrdn. AFTERNOON.
\ dnurUrr"r was rnte r"tI In IN" raS" q!
Email Ia. inflicted for ~" alleged work
inn, ,f = confidence" rn!n an two local
ul-u Attorney sam Eoyc" is counsel
for Ray ana IT," demurrer will II" argued
Saturday.
Tfr ,IncRr, APT ,IrrH Of trial follows:
Celonies.
STAT" " : -. 1.nuGhlin. indict"1 for
running d"wn ,'t,lh IT, machine: ""n'in-
l.d {" September I n"Nt i"rm.
stat - +. y Cni, l"i'r:"h FOR theft
~ air"r,"hiI" So for Tuiy 8.
STAT" - Elmer I''rn'an, appeal: pass =.
81 untii 1rlv l.. ,Ehrman Is IN alleged
v.nl:unr If tin Nn%l Law.
stat. -. =. y. chambers. 'ndirt"d on
.,r.. ,n,inrc. f:l;s" rrr:"ns'': pleaded
guilty /" ;ndirIIn, ~, charging imr"rs"n-
atom nr circus agent
sal, ~ E"hrr lunr: indicted for
acs,,,,r. ,l.uurrrr ..ilirr"I set for urgu-
,rrni S,tur,i,r. lriaI 1ulv 10
S,,fr vs Nrr,i Whit. demurrer on
,rr,d 50. for urcumrrf SATURDAY: trial
1ul, 1GG Underwent for Receiving stolen
,,.,rds
sat. - I'm lara, forfeiture and
cor,ns issued. r,;uruahln Saturday: in.
Irr,m.r, for r-criv,nc stolen goods
STATE. V, Frank SCha"Trr capiaS is
sind r.trrnahl Srptrn;,rr -
state ". .luhr Whitaker: capiasS 50
sued rciurnahiH Scr: s,
STAT" vs. smith H. Rrarrr indicted
for sr,, Of fax" mining Giuri demurrer
..r,,,rrd ST for ar-umrnI this after
moon
slit, - T. M.Hny and lanes
rrarh lndir'r.I for attempted criminal
assault; 1uly."t.
State " Mont " M.F"r;nark. indiCt
ID for ,il"ir nf .iut,nrn'r -. ,lpas issued
rrirrrahlr Sept. ;
State y" Elizabeth Reeves. r"I"rcd.
NJ, ;ru" h;ll ordered r"l",."h
william Johnson .Ir, an! cart Mrnd"f
indicted for ATTEMPTED rrlmiua, assault:
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COMMERCE. CONFERENCE.

I"EfHtN yLr Ottawa, .tHI. .. l. H.
Gus ia. lnt.rr i'I.i ,."':.. 81 'i'rnHnuN ~
:t''".,tlt ia: :, d"''rt''rI' ~. '"i'H'"r'" 81:
tn. varlI az. "'h.r sI:'l'''~. IN 1nl'r-
rf'i"nal parliamentary. r"ni'r"n''' - IN
.,...-,.."u ~ M.S1minSt"r l'1'H"". l"'!'-
"a: n, 1,r. s.ni ir~r,l Great Eritain.
France. tin. Tinted SlaIrS. Italy. l:"lr,-
am. tir.t,rr. serbia. CHINA. Japan and
] "r;G:,rt 'ru"! w"r" Welcomed ut the
ri.u!n;: S.ss:Cn Tu"S';nv ny andrew E"-
uf,r law. chancellor OF tn" "XrhruGcr.
ana mem Der Of Inc war cabinet.
The Wheeling intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1903-1961, 1918-07-04
PRODUCTION IF
BEER REDUCED
HALF FOR YEAR

WASHINGTON. July 3.-Rrcwtny
of Eeer aad the manufacture Of near
Oser" will be curtatled SO per cent
through fuel restrictions IN the year
beginning July !. according to joint
announcement late to-day by Fuel
Administrator Garfield and Chairman
Bacuch. OF the war industries board,
after tho weekly meeting Of the pros
Iuent's war cabinet.
The Wheeling intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1903-1961, 1918-07-04
GERMAN EMPRESS IN
PEACE DECLARATION

THE lIA'iIE .luly &--'irrnnany rc-
T'.at'diT has rirniirSi'd uuniI,taknhlv
h"r readiness tor peace. winch. however.
IL T"r In: h''n ru!"rtai.lrd hy tn" "p-
posing powers. This is Ia" reply If Tho
German EMPRESS "a u letter written hy
MrdAm' I'"i"ns. wif" "t-lh" Dutch MN
lister ~ war. "n i"'hnlf "i Dutch moth
"r$ /" til r"n>"rtS -; bcl!3E"r"n, s"v"r-
"lgu* and heads az States concerning
Iu'Irr.
The Wheeling intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1903-1961, 1918-07-04

FOE SALE-l.loU l-gallon stone crociS
anl 5G0 i.-galluu stone crooks; all new.
&c each.
wANTED-Tn buy leather betting. en-
zines. ShaftinCs ard tools OF all de-
srrirtinns: highest cash prices paid.
wANTEC-To buy furniture. rcfriG"ra-
tors. stoves. household goods Of all de-
scrip,i"ns. cluthlng. shoes. machinery.
fools. etc
FOR SALE-lGo opera chairs. and 100
revolving stools. si.60 each. All III
good conditions.
WE WILL BUY automobile wret IS q;
oil descriptions. Highest cash Iric"S
paid.
FOR SALE-F;nn extension table. $1,000:
rhlftoniCrs. $500: wash stands. S2.Uj
and $500. Large assortment OF counter
and store tables. wash boards. zoe each:
On" large power press. one large electric
shoe maker outfit complete. hutir7
rhurnS and power washing machines Tor
sale cheap. bargain prices.
TOOL STORE. 1o31-3a Market Street.
wheeling, ". Va.
Store open Saturday evening. Nat
Phone l376-R.
ty-I-t
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APPLICATION FOR PARDON

Motto" - hereby gwen that IN or
ah"u, In" 20;h day "f July. l?lS. m an
rlraiinn Will h" filed with James -.
T'utijp Pardon Attorney, tharl';t"i:.
W',.,i VIRGINIA, for ~" Pardon ~ Charles
Irons. crn> ici"h "t Grand Larceny. n;
!ho January term. lalS. Of ihr criminal
Court nf ohio County ana sentenced I"
imrriSCnm"ni III tn" West Virginia lrn-
it"ui'ary for III" p.rioh NJ tx" years.
tSigH"af E!iAHI-f-S !R''NH.
i
The Wheeling intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1903-1961, 1918-07-04
DEADLOCK uNBRosEN.

''.WASlIINt;TuN. July 3-hnothcr. Of
fort I" have III" senate rrcede from us
PROPOSAL 1" Increase the government
minimum wheat price 20 $3.50. failed
to-day. leaving in deadlock the agrlcul-
tural appropriation bill. TO which tho
legislation is attached.
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WANTED-fo Buy

WANTED-SECoND- S PAS
SENGER CAR. MUST BE CHEAP
AND IN FAIRLY GOOD SHAPE. WILL
PAY CASH. ADDRESS M. p. o. BOX
SAT WELLSBURG. W. VA. jc-2i-m
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GRAND ATLANTIC

Virginia az. near hcach. rarnri,v eh0. Presenting
s.r,rlv mmIrr;I hotel after c.i'nsTc Alterations.
:.,isMr:nruS and rfu;TIsini. f'r.idtc baths. run
min. w-'- - rooms. clra;"r etc HFa'"c tAeis.
wh::r s.rycr Offers s!EI!al carly season rates -
NJ, day s..c.l weekly. El.Jklet- " +. SHAW.
j.. - fH.th- sai
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FOR RENT

FOR RElTT-C;o0d office and living
rooms on tn" second and third floors OF
IL" new ln;rl!lE"n""r hu ilding. 1905 and
1907 Market ST. Now ready for ocru-
pan"y. Apply Peter Boyd. care 1ntelli-
grncc- ap-lI-tf
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AVIATOR KILLED.

Fort WORTH, Tex. July 2.--L'"u-
tenant Arthur VI. Parsons rf Gl"U,"S-
ter. Mas. who was injured by being
struck by an arplan" propeller yr*t%r-
day. died this afternoon.
The Wheeling intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1903-1961, 1918-07-04
WANTED-Agents

WANTED-Thrcc good agents TO SCI!
household necessities on the INSTALL
mcnt plan. Best Of goods and best CT
commissions. We pay weekly. Z. +.
Adams Co., ll4o-ll42 Main St. lnr-12-tf
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WANTED-Male Eelp

WANTED-Men TO learn porcelain press
ing. Apply Wheeling Tile Co.. 3"nI
and Wood jy-4-i
wANTED-PDrtrrs for day work. below
or above draft age: also man above
draft age for general repair work; nI:-f
q woman for scrubbIng and cleaning.
No objection TO married couple. Pcrma-
nent employment. Address Hotel Reeves.
New Philadelphia. Ohio. jy-l-l
WANTED MAKER, AT
ONCE, ON GOVERNMENT WORK.
MUST BE A MAN CAPABLE OF
WORKING PROM DRAWINGS. GOOD
WAGES. TE1-STATE FOUNDRY s.
MACHINE CO., wELLsBURG, W. VA.
jc-2T-m
WANTEp-Two boys, 16 years or ovcs
to learn tho printing trade. Apply to
foreman 1nteligencer after p. m.
'ny-15-tf
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FOR RENT-Sunlmer Home.

For Eent. Oakland, Md, Cool nrd Pleasant
S.uQ1 feet above tide Heart OF Ale
ehcnics. Convenient B. Il o. station
Finely furnished house in grove Of oaks.
Good water. natural Gas. c. II. Invite.
oakland. Md. jF-k
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FOR RENT-Furnished Roonn

FIR RENT-Turnished rooms for house.
keeping. or for bachelors. range. bath.
phone: $3.50 VI for week. 1929 Chap
line. JE---
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BANKRUPTCY NOTICE

Cnjtci States of Anrrira. Northern Dis
lrict IF Nest Virginia. 81:
In the United state. District Court in
and for slid District.
In III" matter "f ollie Adams. Fan,
rlirt No. ass. In Itankrurtcy. P"t:-
HON for Discharge.
T. the NIrm"rahI" Aston q. Dayton.
TudG" Of the District Court nf III"
United States for N" Northern Dis
trict II West NIrgnia:
Ollie Adams. nf Wheeling. in tn"
County Of ohio and State If West Viz
EInia. in SAID District. respectfully RIP
rrsrnts that >on the Illh day ~ July.
las: past il" was duly adJudc"d n bank
run, under Tho acts re Congress relating
10 hankrurtry; tina; h" has daily suFrcn-
tlcrrd all mis- property and rights or
property. and has fully complied with
all the requirements or said nets and or
orders nr tho court touching his bank
ruptcy.
Wherefore. h" prays that hr may b."
Gccrrrd ty the Court ~ hav" fuil dis
charge from NIL debts prnvahlr against
his estate under said hankrup; acts. OK
cop, such debts MS arc excepted by law
from such discharge.
Dated this 34th day NJ Junr. \. D,
1915. OLLIE ADAMS.
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FOR SALE-CANOES

FOR SALE-Old. town canoes. II. e.
i'ricdri"hs. Sporting Goods store.
Wh"rinT. jy-4-i
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BO!ShGViki Arrests
ArChangeI Leaders;
COnSuIs Appealed To

WASHlNGTnN. July ".-~.,Nrr">t OF
members ii tn" ArchanEcl rrnvin'lai
government. by II" E"lSh"vikl j. re-
ported in n dispatch from Ambassador
i'rau'iS. dated al t"l"ca. ana Received
today nt tn" stat" department. IN"
duma at Cuiruu. tn" m"*Sag" says. Is
accused If fa!lir:: Ia "N"'Et" mandates
Of III" Snv'"tS and ais" IS Threatened
with arrest
Mr. Francis dispatch WAS brief and
throw no hight IN tn" many sensational
ruul0rS ni developments i'll liuSSIa.
which have com" cut of iirrmaHy ana
neutral EUrur"fH countries: recently. II
did No.: InrnIInn III" reported aSSa sS!na-
ton of tho fnrTn"r emperor, nor IN"
story Of tho overthrow Of III" l5hlShrrIkI
AZ Moscow.
II is III tn" Arrhangrl province >th1t
American and allied marines and blue
iark"tS arc guarding Irnln"nsc stores
"r war supplies stored NJ k"la ana along
In. raIlrnfld %"urhward from tha, r"r'.
Ambassador Francis T. ported that
som" If tn" members Of III" Ar"haneci
duma had been taken through N"l"Eda
on thor way t. Moscow.
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COPENHAGEN. July :. 49, Several
members Of the Russian royal family
took paSSasH nu II steamer winch re-
comfy &ril"d from IN" Thurman CnaS:.
ru rhn Whit" sea. according 1" u DIS
patch t. TIA" E"riinSk" TId"nd" rom
i:rr.;"r The Information ~ atiriin;'H
t. n Russian. wh" DECLARES th"$" r"1u-
:",.S w-rr Oh n" sam" steamer WIN
The Wheeling intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1903-1961, 1918-07-04
FOR SALE-Automobiles,

AUToMoBHES-l2 Chevrolet Road
st"r. $3.50 if sold to-day: Al condition:
guaranteed. No. Tenth st. jy-3.i
FOR SALE-lls ton truck. In FIRST
class shape. Very cheap to quick
buyer. The West Alexander Garage.
jc-.S-q
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ARCNANGI:I. Russia. .Iulr 3---rh"
consnlS Of France, the United states
and Great britain to-day r"""lTcd =
d"pulHti"n Of Delegates from IN" Mur-
man coast and tn whit" SEA coast. ASK
ing for tho protection If til" entente"
allied CONcrnI:rntS.
The Wheeling intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1903-1961, 1918-07-04
ATLANTIC CITY HOTELS
HOTEL NJ AJESTIC n s''S'',

IEcsrh Dream view &0N: ELEVATOR: private
baths: running IN rooms, White te7Tce
Amcr rl4is. g. - up daily. SE.rIal weekly. NJ ~
SMITH.