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The Wheeling intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1903-1961, 1918-01-12
Cleveland Gas Magnate
Stays Invader Of Home

CLEVELAND. Jan. lI.-Th" "unwr,'-
ton law" IS rXpH"l.,l /" l." invoked in tn"
defense, al Elmer ilUTp all and gas mp
cruIor who was hclnE held IN tn" county
j:ul tudny un Il charge nf first degree
murder after II" had confessed 10 police
that hc shot and killed Charles l.. Joyce.
IN the Ilupp home III Lakewood last
night joyce, Was = travelling sales
man for u New York cloth house. his
parents living herr. Solution If III"
/ rnrrrly seemed I" hing" nn statements
that may br madt /" III" police when
they question the u year old laugh
ter Of liurp.
According /" iupr'$ Stai"m"nt to
l.ukrwn"d police he shot and Killed
Joyce Ahrn Ii" found INN in his HON"
last might and hrCau$" If attentions
Luyrr Ind evidenced toward Iupps
wife.
III WAS h"cHus" a. my l"I" for my
wifi" thai ! shot .I"Hc".' said Hump.
Hupp is y partner III III" RuShvillc
Drilling and Producing company with
"xtruSI>" oil and gaS holdings i'll wcs-
tern states.
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1O,26O CASES or
CONTAGIOUS DISEASE
DURING YEAR 1917

,'uutaginuS diseases /" III, number ~
% 20 VIZ" r,no5t"! :" tn" state liz
i,1rim"at ~ hn!lh during l"l1. This ~
u hig ri!:rtirn from -" "r'r !SO"" Pc
i'Hr'.I during III" previous. ~ which
thu. Vas Il W!d"S rr|nd measles out
hr,,.,k. Tin. contagious Diseases nj chill
Cirru usually ALTERNATE" and sweep oyer
tEr state III waves. NraI%l"s held sway
in l%is With lN.G2% l'rIricd cases: last
year hut 49, cases We" reported.
When measles SuhS!'!rS whn"pirE could
and rh.ck"npX usually ar" III wid"-
Spr"a! cp!t!"rm!r$. bat there w"r" i"W":
Of i!~" discusses rprrtL IN H. IMAM
IN l9lG. smallpox last var was nearly
siouhl" what it was tn" y"!,r before. rms
was pr"l!ri.d 80 ,n'ru" by tn" stat" cpl
riruiui"st~t. T. is believed that there
will Ia. fewer uses IN ISIS.
rr.. diseases reported last year were
as ruiirr :: M.nsl.>. @.?2G: typhoid foyer
l.52Y: wnnopins cough l.4Gl: dintl'Hrit.
NSt. cl!lcii.nf,uX. G5N: scarlet fever. 'Hh;
SMALLPOX. ila; tuberculosis. Sos: rul"m-
ycfiiis. 49,: traShomua ~: epidemic
meningitis. 80. pelaGra. II; h""kw"rm
disease. =.
The -:caS : nrc known {" b. I'M
compile $ reported. Proper control cam
not be-. maintained over the diseases. nor
can rrf"rl!N, work hn don" 10 check
their bread or IN prevent unnHrcSSar!
rlathS Unless these diseases hr" com
pirrly reported. All persons who nave
cases OF ;hrS.. disease in their families
should n certain thai Il doctor attends
the cas-. and ,hat h" promptly reports
,l;n cas-. 20 The health officer Inc
u,rtuily from these Diseases IS very
nigh h.cauEa doctors are called ~" 4a'"
rr not all all. The diseases are 80 num-
croua and expensive {" It community
n,.,us, thosr who arc Sirk are not ef-
tiricntly isolated from other persons.
The state health department ASKS lot
NOR. complete reporting t." the county
hon,ih officers so that acttv steps may
b. taken II help tn" affected c"'nInnh'-
lies .rh- sa"lc health department. sends
ia all prrsnus rcpnvtrd I" II rs having
,vnhniI fever a. tuberculosis. pamphlets
on how 10 cure md how 10 prevent OF
avoid those diseases.
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MUNITION PLANTS
Continued on Page Fourteen)

Part Of the 3S.000.000 tons shortage Of
the past year has been madc Up. Dr.
Garfield said but there still IS IL large
deficiency, aud 1t will be felt chiefly
this month and next.
=. g. Moves, Of the fuel admlniStra-
riun, left tonight for Now York 10 dis
,uss tho situation there with local Of
FIci;Ls and to take up with manui actur-
crs OF the less essential products In"
question of reduction in consumption.
rhore can be no possible general re-
lief for at least sixty days and within
that time tho situation may grow much
worse than !; is new. according I" pr.
Garfield.
Every ore must c"nserr" and rur;htl
the loss Of coal" h" declared. while
war plants AMI public utilities must he
favored au&S industries. IL Is lIkrlE
that they, too. will feel the pinch. IL Is
distressing to t,. obliged 10 witness the
hardships tho people the Undergoing.
Demands are flooding ia" fuel admins
istrntion from municipalities, hEi N"
Iocality can he shown pr'.irr"n'" :tmd
roul Will be distributed cIuithniT with
no ravory shown. III" present situation
is due almost wholly to railroad con-
gestiOn.'
Voluntary curtalmcnt Of III" r"Hl r'-
ruir.u,rutS of tho less essential INDUS
trirs is working we'll. Or. Garfield $.tId.
and every industry asked /" r"du'" -
US" of coal has shown Willingness &"
cooperate" The voluntary plaza would
work better than :ui enforced "u:tIil-
r."u,. n" addict. because ra"n industry
would watch it's own In"iuh'.rS u go
,hui they w,r. carving "ut :h..ir .t.;r'"-
ment
Most OF tho industries asia, tu :''':U'v
their coal consumption "l3 accomplish
Il hv shutting down entrees l"r ono DAY
each week, as III" paper huHiI makers
alreudy have been ordered To- do. Some
industries however,. cannot Hi.ut dow n
,usi;v rur l. day anil these. VII H. ::% al
=, ,.,.il;r opcrlti"u" i"' a. i"n. 49, i
,,uuth later on III ,u.' E"',i. u s,;,s ssI.;-
.-..str,i ;hit, the glass indu~irs might IL"
,,,.. If these PAPER board lu"rutit't 81
81; vii start shutting down un" day IN
ih,. VI. -. ln.nurr"w, AnI II is estimated
,h, e.. saving f"r the 'Iuy Will nmount
20 about 5000 tons.
Explaining his recent order giving
state full adj ADMINISTRATORS authority To
,.l,.~- industries |" supply huws"hrld"rs
would b., pcr!uittrd a. b.. used only IN
..nlrrE"rIrirs and that tn: full admins
tr;l,iun would d.,rid" ia" matter Of rr-
duc:ng coal :" industries When Il Ecn"r-
~ policy was involved. state fHcl adj
u!risiIttnrs. h" explained. could close
Industries. theatres AMI other cStah-
liShn"ntS, though. IL necessary. ~ tide
over any emergency.
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EXTRA DIVIDEND FOR
CONSOLIDATION co.
SDrriul m Tho IOIclligcnTrr

Special to Tho Tninllig"n"rr
BALTIMORE. Md. Ian. !l.--lrr"ct"rs
Of the Consolidation Conf company at
their regular meeting today cut Il melon
for the StnrlthnllrrS in III" Shap" Of an
extra dividend nf 8 per cent. Tho reg
ular quarterly dividend "f ! L per cent
was also declared payable January 81.
20 sturkhul,I"rS Of record OH the ind.
The extra is pa?ahl" February II L"
shareholders Of record III the close or
business February !.
After the meeting statement was is
sued. intimuting that Slill another melon
may hc cut II was explained that the
question IF n Stncl dividend Will be
taken up at thu next meeting OF thH
hoard of directors. Th"r" is n" Spc"!-
lied Tim" for board meetings. they hctnE
subject In call.
No statement of earnings WaS issued
at the conclusion Of tnd"y's meeting. 1t
* generally known. however that "hrn-
inCS for year w"r" highly satisfactory.
Tn" company would hay" shown his
iu"rcnS" in coal pr"duCti"n ii itS mines
In Nest Virginia. Maryland and Ken
lucky. had tn" ear situation l" 'ht
mines been adequate" Th" rons"lida-
liun. however. like other companies,
suffered from II car shortage.
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WHEELING MAN WEEDS
ACTRESS ON SICK BED

CHARLESTON. w. Va. Jan ft-A
private ward III the kannwha Valley
hospital Was the Sc'nr this afternoon Of
II wedding in which tn" principals WIRE
t. Maids Reed of Wheeling. w. Na.
ana Miss Mary buiSC Williamson Of
Memphis. Tenn. The ceremony was per
formed by III" Rev. j.. -. Roller. roc
tor Of St .Iohn's EpIsc"pal church sc
Charleston.
Miss Williamson appeared some wrcks
ago in 4 leading r1l" in ih" Love ar
MINI" company. playing n I'll" hmrl"w
theatre She remained here after b"-
ing engaged by GcnrE" a. Nr"dn for a
singing engagement II III" Hnri"w. which
she nllcd until stricken with arp"nLl-
ellis. Tho operation MAS performed
ahnul ton tlayH ug" and to-day she hal
rcrnv"rrd sufficient? :" sit "r IN bed.
Arthur lIurlIu. dir"rt"r "t tn" Burlrw
orchestra, was srnt for. aud vas Wit
ness ~ The wc,iiinE. Miss Williamson.
urOppch up IN bed. III Il ilmw"r dcrkcd
room, went thr, uEli The ceremony. while
ia" hridrcr"nm hram"'l down upon her.
The couple viii make their home in
Wheeling.
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BIG DIVIDENDS

At the meeting OF the directors OF
the HiaZcl-Atlas Glass Company. held
yesterday morning. il &c dividend w;tS
DECLARED and later. in the afternoon,
another meeting was held and an ad-
ditional 995eo dividend WAS declared.
Tho first dividend is payable January
l9, and the second January u.
Following the morning session. All.
ditional information WAS received IN
ahling the board TO declare the adrli-
tional large dividend.
Big Contract to Be Let.
Probably next week contracts will
be let by the Peninsula plant Of the
Wheeling Mold & Foundry Company
for the erection Of large crane. Il is
estimated that the work will cost
about $4,000.
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ANOTHER WALL
PULLED over

With crash that could DO heard for
blocks. the wrst wall o: tn. House lrd
Hermann building was pulled down
yesterday by The firemrn. Great diff
cutly was experienced in getting th@
sail 70 tall. but struggling for almost
three hours the work was accomplished.
Several portions of the south wall were
torn away from thu Waldorf building
Yesterday and about all that remains VI
the once big building is. the chimney.
The CHIMNEY still st:tndiIg; has 4 his
tory. II has been SIandlnE FOR over SIX
ty-tlv" years. having becu built for the
old Pollock :lnur mill. and when the
building wa storm down about twenty
five years ago. 70 I,"rnit the erect Iun
rf the horne az n" House and Hermann
company 81 re- tn" chimney With .s"v"rLl
sections O. sid" wall "n the south aud
west SIDES rcrc l,.ft standing. T!." chin
ney yet is v"r;;- :ir1n. sid whether Ia"
:lr- chief plans TO pull il down. has uut
yet b@Cn learned.
Tho work Of removing dangerous
corners az the Reilly block IS PROGRESS
ing rapidly and many bricks and ".h-r
materials were removed yesterday.
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FEF,jT SENTENCE TODAY

lIi,lI,, \ Ian i;uhIuSuu Will InpuS" me
first srut,urc If his term Of criminal
.,.,iiri l,tltv IN til" cas-. al SAM HuuS-
tom Of Pittsburgh who has confessed
ia taking part III the Theft If til" &. T..
HurkhH machine.
rnday'S session viii likely hr Il busy
,ur. rs there. are Il number nf motions
and drmurrr.rs to he acted upon. l'roS"-
,.I,nr u. A. Mckee will press his de-
intnd for ir:al date on the g. y. Slut
Ter Casr.
Andrew Eiudr". charged with the muir
der of John jackson. also colored. will
also hc III court to-day. represented by
his attorney. :. &. BuyCc. .
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DRAFT BOARDS MUST
KEEP PAPERS SAFELY

''halrn,m - lac rihIo r"tlnty and
.Iiv al Wheeling local draft boards
Perceived orders from Captain Rr"ckin-
rIdr. Jones. ,hi'f "f III" stat depart
Inrul ~ ,,r*u> "nr"llm':i'. Yesterday.
ISSUED 1" every local d:nft board in ihr
stut.. warning them tina; AL papers
must l." carefully guarded :" prevent
,hrIr l",Iag destroyed ly I,:".
II had h'''u i"rnri"d that Il Missouri
board had lost all OF it's "ffirial papers
Ivy fire. causing Ir"'t; in""nvrnI"n'" AMI
Confusion.
rartain Jones urged tiiat documents
to locked in fire pr""t vaults after US"
rucli day.
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LOCAL HIGH SCHOOL BOY
ARM; TWO PLACES
Fall on the Glare Of Ice at wheeling
Park Fractures Arm In
Two Places.

Russell i.ntiInrr. II l"r"l high school
boy who resides ut liighIanl l';trk. SuS-
1uinrd u severe traCtUr" Of his right
army last evening about l:3h o'clock. ny
u fall on the icc.
IT,. had been IL til" lsridErp"rt' FRI
ad.lphla basketball game. and was COM
ing duwn through the park. and as the
road was glare Of IT," and very slip
perry. H.. fell. pinninG his arm under
him. breaking ii above the wrist and
directly below tn" elbow.
III, was removed to tn" home Of DR..
=. *. Shields "r Elm Grove. whore the
fracture was reduced. Til" break is n
very severe ono. and will doubtless keep
him out OF school for some time.
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WANTED-Fen1ak.
WANTED

WANTED-Training school. registered
hy tn" University OF the State Of New
York. Course three years. Exceptional
One year of high school. or equivalent.
Practitioners may enter every two
!nnnths. AlIowanccs-$5. S.. $40. {lS per
month. We'll appointed nurses home.
Address Supt. ri Training School. L"ba-
non IiospiIal. New York City. ja-l2-g
$50 a month intro
ducing hosiery in your spare time.
Mrs Schurinan averages SIS a week with
only = hours work Il day. Handsome"
outfit furnished free. Thomas
Mfg. CO.. lG5 I:yc ST., Dayton, Ohio.
ja-1o-G
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This Youth Evidently :"
Wanted to Have a Smoke

Harry t.. I'rnw. aged IS, TT South
Wheeling. H. III lh. county Jail Ia await
action! ii IN" grand jury. charged with
hr,uking into Il Raltim"r" " ohio car AMI
stealing 10. rnn cigarettes.
IT,, was arrested Ia iii" local police.
given II preliminary hcnrlug hrior" IuS-
t!rr .Imhu i. G"mIm'r% Yesterday after
noon. and IN default ii bond. WAS COM
unified Ia i;Il
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COUNTY ASSESSORS TO
MEET WITH MAILMAN

CHAR LESION. ". Va. Jan. 1.-the
!if;y-fiv" rruntE aSsr&oEs OF West Nir-
.:niI has h...n asked 20 ;tpir"Ic plans
IL NrI,"r : iiallhn:.n. >ta;. i.,N CON-
n;~~Ir;.''" i"r i meeting :" b, nsld at
SOM. CENTRAL point next month. Thu pur-
pr-" OF tn. meeting L. !" decide upon
some uniform plan for tn" property as
Sessmcn;.
No such meeting has been held for
four years, and in that time new as
SCISSORS have been elected.
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MUST HAVE COAL.

rlMiItEI..ANn. NJ. H.. .I:ti!. H.
Mayor Kern. county fuel administrators
today notified the state administrator
that the electric plant here would have
,u he provided with no lrsS. than 20 tons
Of coal daily if the mines and other
manufactures Of the community are 10
r,.maiu open Coal mnw supplied. 1t was
.xnlajn..d is al very poor quality.
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vERDlCTS IN CIRCUIT COURT.

In part II OF the circuit court yes
irrday in the case Of Campbell Savage
against Joseph Butler. verdict FOR
the defendant WAS given.
4 verdict for the plaintiff was
given in the case Of Clara V. Bal.
liant against L. ". Rnthermond. tor
l,1j0 damage.
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COOLEST WAVE
(contInued Prom First Paga}

saS Oklahoma and Arkansas. Tenn
naraturcs ranged from IL above zero
nj Little Rock 20 IS below al Con-
rordia, Kansas. Eight inches OF sho"
fell in Little Rock and the fall IN
Missouri and Kansas ranged from five
TO 10 inches.
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JAYWALKER ARRESTED
First Offender to Be Arrested Under
New Traffic Law for JayWaIklng.

E.. VI. MCCamm'rk was arrested yrs
iprtIay b. Officer tiTCiS for jay Walk
Ing. This WAS in" liraI arrest l"'
this uffenSr since lie traffic orul-
nance brCamc effective January l..
The man WAS arrested at Fourteenth
and Market streets.
J. Harrison was also brought III Oh
= charge ri violating section SlNt%'
five oI The traffic ordinance, haViaS
left his machine standing on Market
street longer than fifteen minutes.
Several DRINKS were added tn the
lisr abnul two o'clock this morning.
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To Prepare Reply

lETEnriEAp. Thursday, Jan. l".---M.
'rvniHk! requested adjournment of the
tnn"" conference" III order that tn" Rus
sian rruiy - III. NESiru-I i"rmau de-
claratiunS miEM y" prepared. Tho next
string was fixed for II O'clock Friday
corning II WIS agreed that the Rus
IAN anil Ekrnninu representatives
world Il" ready ut that time.
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WANTED Statesmen.

wANTEp-Successful salesman: cXpcr-
chandising plan: general trade. Splcn-
did commission contract for 1913 in
West Virginia. $500 weekly for e%-
pcnsrs The Continental Jewelry Co..
a33. Continental Building. Cleveland.
ohio. ja-l:-E
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Field Goals: Davis /: Srharf Il: Smith
.. Clemens t. Fouls: smith =: Davis y.
S,lhS,ilutinnS: Wilson for Rose: Russell
FIR Clemens: Thames Tor M"'iOwar:
H,ndlnn for Scharf: Keller for Smith;
Howard fer ORrirIL R"t"rrv: Nelly,
Ohio State. Umpire: Sk!"s
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TRIADELPH|A HIGH
DEFEATS BRIDGEPORT
Game Played Before Large Crowd in
Spite of weather-Fasr Game
Throughout

Trad"lphia dIstrc: high school de-
rcalcd the bridgeport high school on
the Casino floor Ht Wheeling park last
evening. Ia tho tune Of 80 To ,. Both
teams played Il fast. Srrappy game" ana
il proved IL hr q thriller. Scharf was the
point gctI"r for 'rriadGlphla while Gap
lain smith starred with his floor work.
Davis mn,t, all tho points for FRIDGE
port TIL. Photographers could onl!
garner tvs" fouls from tn" Triadc'Ph'h
guards. NJ until the second team was
run in.
'rh" linc-uI. AMI summary of the game
inlluWs:
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Nebraska Hard Hit.

LINCOLN, Neb. Jan. 11.-A gen
cral cold spell eripped Nebraska TO-
dav, the coolest spot in the state
Valentine, reporting a minimum TEN
perature Of 80 degrees below zero,
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p Below Zero.

DENVER. Colo. Jan. ll.-Tms s'c'
tion Of the west continued 10 eXpc-
ricncr below zero temperatures looaH q,
Havre, Montana reported - degrees
below zero.
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"Hrll". 1911. what makes you SO
happy"
Got IT fin" christmas. present"
THAT 81: whnt is il 49,
"a benui. Who gave it 10 TDu?'
My old girl sent back her engage
mcnt ring"
Gee you always were a lucky guy"
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FOR SALE

FOE SALE House and acres OF
ground. Good stable: other out build
inEs and fruit trees. FRED AMMoNS.
West Alexander. Pa. Stop 81. National
rotd ja-ll-m
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POSITIONS WANTED Female

WAHTEp-Young lady with eight years.
.. experience in stenography and book
keepine desires to change her posttio .
1est reference p. O.. BOX 244. jail ii
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WANTED Male or Female
\ Al PROPOSITION.
Neutrality-suspicious. and Girls DO
Agents Spare Time

Make money in your spare time sell
ing "CSALYTE" Indcstructiblc Gas
Nantes. Saves ia gas. Equals tia
light Of others. and outlasls y dozen
Of any other make. Rctails at 15c each.
. for Csc One dozen sent postpaid upon
receipt OF 81 tn agents or on conslgn-
mcnt If references are Satisfactory. >.
/ ROBIN, MFR. & PATENTEE. f3nth
ST. and Park Ave. New York. ja-l2-S
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WANTED-Agents.

WAHTEp-Asrnts. 1850 profit selling Jubilee SraIf
Intefafers " suto owners. ShrsSea BanIshes spar'
plug uu,les. Sells like wldnre. Exclusive teri!
toy. Wrto quick Jubilee MfE Co. Deck tlS:
Omaha Scb dc 11-Jl2
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MISCELLANEOUS

GREAT bargain III secondhand fine
clothing. consisting OF UvcrcoatS suits,
coats and vests. single coats. Also Il
largo line Of fine pants. Gassel. lh"?
Market ST. )a-l.-G
CAST off clothing and shoes bought GLSsei lU2s
Market ST. Call or phuno Bell ltkJ. 3a-3-29t
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STOCKHOLDERS MEETINGS

Tho annual meeting Of the stockhold-
ers of the West Virginia EXPOSITION ana
State Pair Association Of Wheeling W.
Va. will he held on Monday. January
81, 1918. between the hours Of > ana !
o'clock y. M. at the offic: ot the Assoc
citation on tho Fair Grounds. for the pur-
pose OF elccfing directors 10 serve dur
ing year and for the transaction OF any
other business that may properly come
before the meeting:
President.
OTTO SCIIENk.
Vice President.
rIIAS. y. lANCHER.
Treasurer.
BERT II. SWAGTI.
ja9h HecFeiars'
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The snuaal meeting OF the Stockholders OF ms
Wheeling and belmont Bridge Company will be held
At the office Of the company on Monday January
IA 1918 between the hours OF anil O'Clock p. m.
for Tho election Of Managers to serve during the en-
suing year.
WHEELING W Va, December 81. 1911.
d-3l-s
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RUSSIANS OFFER
Continued from First Page.)
Gcr1nanY's Action.

General knledin"s. leader rf the Cos
sacks. as president.
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WANTED-Our lady agents make S. I"
SO daily. Articles used by every
woman. Strong. steady demand. Writ:
for our liberal proposition. Wonderful
opportunity. Tujurc Products. Is Park
~, Eo,,. Work. ia-lo-C
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WANTED-The chance Of a lifetime for
ambitious young men. ages 18 10 81
years. TO join a national organization
employing several hundred Of the finest
type Of men. Applicants must be o;
good moral character. Intelligent anu
dependable. An excellent opportunity
for one wishing 10 travel. Home study
required during winter months. which
will not interfere with present employ
ment. Good pay. permanent positions.
attractive outdoor work. rapid advance
mont Our representatives. Mr.. G.. J..
May. is at the Mcclure hotel to explain
our offer. Ja-9-1
wANTED-I3oy to carry route out Chld-
wells Run. Apply at lntelligenccr
office between and . a. m. ja-l0-tf
WANTeD-S.o'e pipe and elbow foreman to TAXI
charge OF pipe department IN Lon Angeles. Ca.
Must he competent man with experience Referees
required. Address Boyle Mfg. Co.. 5lst Santa Fl
Avenue. o-ll-SW
WNNTED-Men to sell our Line Of housshole
furnishings. from house 10 house 90 sinai
weekly payments We pay weekly
nr-e-u C. +. ADAMS. Ilio-ll&3 Main 81
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WANTED-Agcnts: Kerogas Burner.
Makes Il gas stove out OF any old cook
stove. Burns Kerosene fcoal-oil )AhSn-
Iualy safe. Cost low. Every home. "S-
nrcially country and small town means
a sale krrnSAs Burner Co.. 2l65 Nile
II Durton ohio ja-l2-g
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WAETED-s60 a week TO special men To
travel by automobile and introduce 30u
candle power coal-oil lantern for farm
crs dairymcn. huckstcrs. gardeners. con-
tractors, army camps. etc. We furnish
the auto free. Write for particulars.
Thomas Mfg. Co., 1G5 Mott ST., Dayton.
Ohio. in-l2-E
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WANTED-AgcntS
Startling new
Guaranteed for one
months or replaced
made S25 one day.
for terms. tiuar;in
Rye ST.. Dayton. OF
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$4,000 a week

9fU,UU Il WC'h'
hosiery proposition.
year. Must wear /"
free. G. W. NObl"
Sworn proof. Writ"
.ccd Hosiery Co.. ..::65
10. 3a-l"-g
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1918-01-06

Carl Koshowitz, of So West l25th Street
will learn during the next six months that it
is unwise to criticse the uniform of n
marine. Magistrate Groehl in WASHINGTON
Heights court decreed that h, spead This
period ip<the workhouse for making critical
remarks to Sergeant George Metz.