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The Wheeling intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1903-1961, 1918-04-16
FIGHTING FORCES
Continued from First Paen1

Germany has never been an Entente
allied aim. and desired, so far as he
knew. by no sane man." Mr.. Balfour
said that the Germans had made many
rniScIculations, but none more grievous
than TO underestimate the power of
America England, he said. Is confident
that America will be able to send over
her "indomitable troops in a way that
no German general staff officer has
ever calculated
What is now pressingly required is
that the fighting forces Of the United
States should be brought>>as speedily as
possible into the field" said Secretary
Balfour.
The German plau.- continued Mr..
Balfour. lis TO shatter the British army
before the American weight can be
brought into the scale. The German
inspired press has been instructed by
its masters to show the utmost con-
tempt for the American military effort
But the masters do not share that con-
tempt. They are planning their whole
campaign and are sacrificing men with
reckless extravaganza in order that tho
American help may arrive after their
bloT has been struck
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WASHINGTON. April 15.-Unrcmft-
ting search of trade routes Will be car
ricd on by American and French naval
and merchant vessels until every pos
sihlc hope of finding some trace of the
missing naval collier Cyclnp& has been
cNhauSted Secretary Daniels has or
dered additional fast scouts detailed for
this SERVICE.
Although to-day passed without 4 re-
port strengthening in tho slightest de-
gree the hope still felt by Mr.. Daniels
and several Of his chief assistants,
these officials refused 10 believe that
tho great l?.nhn ton collier and the 293
lives she carried could have been wiped
out without leaving Il trace. Orders
have gone out. therefore. for the search
Ing vessels to "Quartcr" every rod OF
the route covered by thc Cyclops and
L. visit every one Of the scores Of is
lands which dot that portion Of the sea.
Every isolated hay will be entered and
every beach scrulinzGd.
Navy. officials frankly confessed that
no theory vet advanced TO explain the
disappearance OF the Cyclops from
March 1. when she LETT RarbadoeS--it
WAS officially stated tonight that that
WAS the West Indian port from which
she sailcd-scemcd plausible in the face
oil the l;NlS. w nllS II WIS NLut btdS
one engine WIS our of commission, en-
ough power remained to drive tho big
ship ten knots an hour. An internal
cyplosiou might have destroyed tho
vessels wireless and motive power ut
one instant. but surface wreckagc
would have remained to mark her grave.
Enemy agents might have gained con-
troll in Il midnight mutiny, but even IN
such a well-nigh impossible event. lack
Of coal would have prevented an at
tempt 10 start on L transatlantic VoF-
age.
The possibility that a sudden hurri-
cane not intrcqucnt in those waters,
might have first disabled and then en-
quilted the collier whS admitted. nut
again il was pointed out that some evi-
dcuce of the disaster must have been
left i'll this case. Moreover. there mas
been no report of u hurricane.
Manganese ore. with which tn" Cv-
clupS was heavily laden, might under
certain conditions give off an extreme
" dangerous gas. Precautions had
been taken against this. however. on
all ships engaged in the manganese CIR
rying trade.
AS to a report that member OF the
crew had written relatives in Baltimore
regarding an explosion on the CFci"ns
several weeks ago, it was Stated at the
navy department that nothing OF the
sort had been reported by Lieutenant
Commander q. ". Morley, commanding
the collier
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RECRUITING NOTES
Ten Men Will Leave From Local Army
Recruiting Station Here To-day.

Ten men were passed by Sergeant
Barkrr ut the local army recruiting
station yesterday and Will leave to-day
In enter al branches Of tn" United
States military scrviCr. Those who
will leave are: Charles II. Rnthlishrr-
ger, FORREST Rolhlishrrg"r, William j.
Farrell. Joseph {. Yrairr. Arthur IT..
Davis. Joseph t;ardini. Thomas NJ. Hos
kinS. James r. Poole Earnest Sayre
and Cecil Johnston. ThrS" men will he
sent II the Columbus barracks.
1t WAS announced yesterday by Scr
Eehnt Barker that men wrrr wanted in
The calvary service of the United States
army. and men would he arrcptrd AZ
til" local recruiting station any day tx
ccpt Saturday ana SUNDAY.
On" man will l"nvr to-day from The
local navy recruiting station for the
Pittsburgh naval recruiting station. his
name being opprr Joseph Henry. lie
WIS in the service four years ago and
rc-cnliStrd yesterday.
Four men passed the examination
yesterday and will await the call from
the Pittsburgh headquarters. They are
Ralph H. Campbell. Harold Jones. .I"hiI
". Dunn and james 6. Mil.
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LEGAL NOTICE

In the matter Of the special Asseas-
mrnt and Street Improvement Bonds.
Series b." for the town nf EdGcWood.
West Virginia.
At u meeting of Tho common council
for the town Of I:dg.wond. Ohio County.
West Virginia. held on the End day or
July. 1917, an ordinance was adopted
authorizing tho issuance and sale or
Tw"rty-cight (S2S.000.hn) dollars or
bonds of said town known as Special
Assessment and Street Improvement
Bonds. series f." ny virtue of said
ordinance the Mayor of said town on
the 18th day of July. 1917. issued proc
lamation for an elccti"n tn be held In
said town for tn" purprS" nG either Fntl-
flying or rcjcrtinE said ordinance, and
in said proclamation sct Saturday. m"
"Sth day Of July. 1917. as the date for
the election 10 ln held in said town for
said purpose. The returns If said cleo
tion h,ld on that day show that one hun
dred and cighty-twn US"l votes were
cast for ratification" and nine (a) vntcs
wcr. cast against ratification" SO that
moro than three-fifths G-5) Of the
voters voting ut said election v"t"d in
favor IF the ratification of said ordi-
nance.
Thu town uf E.dgcwnod has caused To
DO transmitted TO me- n duly certified
copy OF all orders. proclamatinns.
notices advertisements. aftiduvilS aud
records Of all it's proceedings connected
with or pertaining to said bond issue.
have examined the same and il is my
opinion that said hond issue is regular
and all proceedings in complianc" with
the statute !. therefore, approve the
validity Of said bonds. rs provided ny
chapter 81 OF tho Acts Of the Legisla
turc. 1917.
r. T. ENGLAND.
Attorney General
Stat" Of West Virginia.
Charleston, W. "a.
April II. 1?1S.
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Suspend Professor Who Is
Under Fire for Moral Break

CHICAGO. April lI.--Prol. William
|. Thomas. SocioluciSi. was suspended
to-day from iii" University of Chicago
faculty, pending an investigation Of
charges thai he. had violated the con-
rrntiOnal moral code in his relations
with Mrs. II. NJ. Granger. wife OF an
army officer now serving in France.
a telegram from Or. Harry Pratt
Judson, president Of Tho university.
who is now il Washington. directed
the ISSUE of the suspension order.
pending the inquiry INFO the arrest OF
the professor and Mrs. Granger II a
downtown hotel last week
Professor Thomas who has been
called Il silly boy" 10y his wife. and
Daddy" by Mrs. Granger. appeared in
the morals court today tn answer to IL
charge Of diSordcrLs conduct. buI The
case WAS continued until Friday.
Mrs. Granger. WHO faces Il similar
charg". was 100 i'll 10 appear in court.
and was being nurS"d back 10 health
by Professor Thomas wife. by whom
she was given rcfug"
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Big Cleanup Of City
Officials at CIarkSburg

Special Dispatch 10 The lntclligcnccr.
CLAEKSEURG. w. Va. April IL
Tho now council. in taking charge Of
the rcor=aniHed city government to-day.
wiped tn. slate rlrtn. and appointed an
entirely new set of subordinate. officers,
disregarding many years Of service 10y
some employees. particularly those III the
police department. TIL" nppUiniccS are
rs follows:
Police Ghicf--krnnrth NJ. SappinElon.
a former putrulnau.
City Cl"rk-Bnliv"r II. !lamrick. late
~ clerk at III" Hotel Cora.
city Tr"aSur"r-llrury T.. Rrcdcr.
Police Lieutenant Charles Pcarrill
former chief "i' Bread Oaks.
Pnir. Srrg"artS Jackson V. Carter
and i. l.. Gardner.
City brtcctivr-~W. IL W"lfr
Patrnlmcn-t.lmrr davidson. .rhn
Noon, Walter smith. L." Anderson. Wal
ter +. StIrn. T.. l.. rhnyls and Ulysses
Grant.
TIL" now government j. # tho COM
mission form and consolidated the city
with its suburbs. Tho commission con-
SsL Of Mayor Joe y. Cradhork Homer
l.. Jackson and john e. Biddlr.
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GERMANS FAIL
CONTINUED Prom Page one,)

will go into history as one OF the great
est Of the past week
The British however. have not rcorco
far. and il Is probable that they VIII at
once organize q counte--attack TO torce
the Germans out OF the town. WINCH
if held, might a n 'kicking OF point lot
an attack which might outfiank and
make untcnahle MessinCs ridge. the key
to the British positions about lpres.
Baillcul and Wulverghcm. between
Neuve Egliso and Merviller, also have
been the scenes OF hard lighting. but.
except for Neuve Eg1isa the northern
side Of the salient has stood firm. on
the southern side of the salient. accord
ing to Berlin. fierce struggles have been
fought.
1t has been the German plan OF cam
paign since March Il. when the great
offensive started. to strike hard at some
particular sector. and If that blow was
parted, to turn powerfully against some
new point This procedure probably
will be followed in the next few days by
new assault somewhere south OF Ar
ras. An attack north Of Tpres is hard
II possible. for the lowlands Of Belgium
arc as yet too waterlogged to permit nc
tive operations. An attack on Arras
would entail the hurting Of troops
aacinst Vimy ridge, the labyrinth and
other formidable military works pro
tecting that city.
It may be that the savage fighting TO-
ported Mt ngard-En-Santerre. south
Of Albert. and on the center Of the line
facing Amtcns. may mark the beginning
or new attempt to sweep westward to-
ward AmienS. SO far the fighting has
brought the Germans only losses in mon
and ground. Further south. near Mont
didier. there has been intense artillery
firing but the Germans have not at
tempted infantry opera tons in this i'm
portant sector.
German troops have entered Helsing-
fors. the Finnish capital. It was re-
ported last week that the Russian war
ships which have been there had made
their escape and had reached Kronstadt,
the great Russian naval base.
Nothing out Of the ordinary has been
reported from the Italian. Macedonian.
Palestine OF Mcsopotamtan theatres OF
the war.
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REPRESENTATIVE OF
WAR STAMPS IN CITY

John T.. Norman, travelling rrpr,,
sentative of the State War Savings
Stamps committee. Is in the city for
several days. looking up In" War
Stamp campaign in this city. Mr.
Norman expresses hiIusrlf aS highly
pleased with tho wonderful work that
is being done in the public schools,
and says that Ihr total that has he,n
reached by the public schools. being
nearly Sll.nhO. wills better by far than
mad" il far better record than is rN-
pccted ri them. MIR. Norman will
probably b. in The city for several
days.
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Street Car Jumps Track
Smashes Telephone Pole

About o'clock last might car No. ln1,
running h"twcrn Wheeling and Ben
wn"d. ri the Wheeling Traction COM
panHa liHrS. ran off TN" track ut the
corner IF Wood and t'"rty-scc"nd street
and hit Il trl~rh"n" pal" rn tho curb
breaking il M Il; Tho ground The ,'Lr
did NOT STOP when H. hi, tn" pole. Lat
continued IL run over tn" fence which
* built around :hc W"rkwooI estate at
4+h Mood S"rrrt
Passengers in ~" .'lr, whit. none were
hurt. suffered sever" shaking M and
tho only thing that VA hurt Ih,,1t III.
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ARRIVES in FRANCE

Word was received recently to the
effect thai John Dick. a local East End
lah. who lrir Wheeling with The first
contingent Of drafted boys. had lr-
rived safely in France. The trip WAS
mad" from New York in seven DAYS,
Il record time. sine" III" war times
make il very difficult TO traverse ihe
,ras: The many friends Of This youth
will he glad 10 learn Of his satr arri-
val. ~ he waS Il former very popular
boy of that section Of III" city.
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On The other hand the fuel admins
tration says il is largely bcrais Of car
shortage that miners ara kept idl" days
ut 4 time and in some fields mines have
worked only ono or two days u week
In some fields loss in production has
amounted Ia rs high Il, - percent. In
tho New river and Winding Gulf and
Pocahontas fields which supply low VOL
attic coal for tho navy and I'll" ln' reliant
marin" there was 4 loss in production Of
GA percent
Even a short continuance Of those
car supply conditions" the fuel admin
lStration statement said will result in
the forcing out Of the mining fields, the
labor which the mining operators and
IN" fuel administration may find it i'm
possible 10 replace. even if the railroads
are able 10 offer a full ,ar supply TO
tho mines later in Tho summer Reports
tn the fuel administration give evidence
of unrest and dissatisfaction among tho
min" workers who throughout III. past
Year hay" given patriotic service. even
when ii meant Personal sacrifice.
Cause Of Disturbance.
Among he causes uf disturbance
curtaiIing production is tn" unsettled
situation regarding contracts for rail-
road fuel This question is under con-
stlcration by III" railroad and fuel ad-
miniStr,tors and will hr Settled at tho
earliest moment possible.
Tho fuel administration is convinced
that unless there is Immediate and ma
tcriaI Improvement II car supply eff
cheney. III" country f;lDcS the certainty
of u serious shortage Of bilumnous
coal.
"Pa:ri",ic corporation by The tlumrs-
tic users of tn" country in tn" effort Of
III" fuel administration 10 secure the
carly ordering Of next winters domestic
coal supply has filled III many of the
retail dealers Of the country with or
d"rS which cannot lao delivered for
w'"k$ or possibly months. These con-
sumcrS will he given their proper pref
'rrnr". however. and their coal will nc
delivered just us rapidly rs tile rnll-
roads Gun move it,"
Place Orders Now.
Notwithstanding this situation. and
H""hiiS" at tho uncertainty al supply,
th. Irrrl admins m lion declares tina: IL
~ inrcrtliv" for domestic consumers
IA piacr their orders with dealers; at the
'lrlI"st lnsSibl" moment.
Fuel Administrator Garfield, Chair
man Hnru'h Of IN" War Industries
board. and Purchasing Agent Joan SkcI-
ION Williams OF the railroad admnis-
tra;i"n have been trying 10 reach An
agreement locking to an even supply W
cars at IN" mines for more than :, week.
50 far without avail.
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FOR SALE-Miscellaneous

Plano Boxes.
|" niaru boxes Will sci; cheap. TOO:
store Iu:,l-S3 Market street ap-l5-h
FOR SALE-Cre Keystone water driller
complete. with cable. hits. bailer. etc.
M reasonable offer refused. Tool Store.
laHl-%: Market street ap-l5-h
FOR SALE! makes OF carborators
sinQ lirn!y and SpitwoT rnaGne:oS
sG.5n. rr"st-o-it:c, $685. Also big line
of generators. coils. lamps. springs, gear
and bodies. TOOL $rorc. lI2l-33 Market
.:tr,rr. Natl phoco IGTj-a ap-l5-m
POR ShE-Tne old br.Sk school build.
Ing. situated on trn;,; street, BeuToot.
For particulars see X II. GillclnnG
Wheeling. or Geo. ". fust. Eellaira
E.iairc. EcuwvoI X Wheeling Bridge ca
Rp-Sm
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FOR SALE-Real Estate

FOR sALE-Sirginia farms and store.
Nice land $1,000 per acre. Easy terms.
House for rent. l.. Wetmcr. Nottoway
Virginia. p-I"-t
FOE SALE-Locatcd in Mountain Lake
Park. Maryland. An eight room plas-
tered house with fine porch. bath room
and electric lights. with separate house
for servants. II has beautiful grounds
and is on one OF the best residential
streets in the Park. The house is COM
pletely furnished and possession can be
had at once For price and further par
ticulars, address Mira Hagans iIantZ,
Alaska, Mineral county, West Virginia.
ap-13-i
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COUNT CzERNIN
(Corfiuued frun First PagC.)

entered the war. Within six wr' is
after tn" death Of Emperor Francis
Joseph, Count Czcrnin was appointed
foreign minister by Emperor Charles
Count rZnrnin is Il very close fri"nl Of
Count Rerchtold. foreign minister nj tho
outbreak of the war. and. who has hvnn
reported rs the political mentor "f III"
young emperor. Count Bcrcht"ld has
been opposed to n" Pan-Gcrman war
party. and his resignation was brought
about by them.
In addition 10 being foreign minister.
Count Czerntn was premier and chan
c"llor of tn" dual empire. IIn is about
6l year- of ago.
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I D

FEINLER-tn SUNDAY. April "A. 1918.
al l2:SQ o'clock =. NJ. 1T his rcSidcnc"
$40 Main street LOUIS 4. FElNL ER.
Funeral Thursday morning. April is.
private. from the residence ut 9:30
u'clnck. services at st. Alph"nSuS
church Ut 10 u'ci'ck. 1" which all
friends are invited. Special car Will
b. provided at Sixteenth street /" coli
Wy friends ~ the cemetery. Inter
mcnt at Mount Calvary.
(Tlcasc omit flowcrs.l
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POSITIONS WANTED-Male.

wANTED-Situatfon. I'm qualified to
fill office position Of responsibility.
requiring q thorough knowledge Of &C.
counting and general business. Am mar
ried. thirty-fivr years Of age, best of
references, unqucstinnahlc character. op.
portunity first. salhry next. Address
"R," care Of 1ntrlliEcnccr. ap-S-t
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Much Speculation.

WASHINGTON. April Ii N"ws IF
IN" resignation "f Count t'X"rnin AS
foreign minister lrrI
l.. inrI''!i speculation aiu"m:: officials and
G;r!"r,:i:S |" 70 ~ - tho CRISES which
brought about The rather hranrrti" exit
of The Austrian. .llcil, AT u moment
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POULTRY

FOR SLAE- s. c. w. leghorn eggs for
Matching. Also some beautiful hens.
Mrs j.. G.. Willcrton. 3ellairc. r. d. No. :.
ap-2-60t
THORoUGHBRED Barred Rock, Cock
errls, 81 and So. Eggs. $3.50 for Is.
Stilwel Farm. Rayland. Ohio.
mr-l9-30t
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CEMETERY WORK

CEMETERY wORK-Chnrles r Senge-
walt, East ":ItiI ST.. National phone
1l77-Y. Wheeling, does tombstone clean
ing and lettering. Get his prices first
mr-16-S0s
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WANTED-Agents

wANTED-Thrcc good agents TO sell
household necessities on the install
mcnt plan. Best Of goods and best o.
commissions. We pay weekly. c. +
Adams Co. 1140-1142 Main St mr-l:-tI
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BUSINESS OPPORTUNITIES

FOR SALE-Framc house, rooms anc
bath. including storeroom. corner lot
los investment. Inquire No. 300 South
Penn st. mr-30-S0t
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FOR SALE SEED POTATOES

FOR SALE-Cholcc early Ohio potatoes.
for seed $500 per bushel. W. 5. Hin
crmun, POwhatan Point. Ohio. app
FOR SALT-Chocc carly Ohio seed
potatoes. Geo. II. Neuhard, Elm Grove.
Bell phone 7ll3-R-4. mr30-St
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FOR SALE-Musical instruments

FOE sALE-Cpright mahogany piano.
Good condition. $500. VIII make
terms. Tool Store, 103l-33 Market
street. ap-15-h
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GOOD PACKET STAGE

With 4 stage of thirteen feet on the
marks here last evening. the river is
at good stage for packets and river
traffic is becoming more brisk The
stage last evening at the dam at Mt,
Mcchen was thirteen feet eight inches,
with 4 stationary pool.
Work on repairing the wickets at the
McNechen dam is progressing rapidly
and Will probably h. completed within
the coming week. The Tickcts were not
damaged much by the ice. but 1t took
much time to- get parts for the repairing
TO be brought here.
The Liberty arrived here last night
at 10 o'clock from AMiamnrls and is
scheduled u leave this morning ut 1l:3B
on 2 returned trip. The Milton is due
sometime tIIay from Pittsburgh. snroutc
II Matatuor:ls and will probably stop for
4 short time. Tn" Dunbar arrived yes
tertiay Huruing from Pittsburgh and
cleared l:St evening at o'clock for
Charleston.
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MISCELLANEOUS

HIGHEST lash prices for second hand
household goods. office furniture,
butchers outfits. ice boxes. stoves. ma
chincry, engines. etc. Tool Store, 1851
81 Market street. Natl phone t316-R.
ap-l5-m
Sell your Troubles.
IIighasl cash price paid for wrecked
and worn out automobiles machinery,
etc. Toni Store. lr"l-3% Market street.
ap-l5-In
EXPERT uph"lStrring work called for
and delivered. Modern Cpholstcrins
Co. 1916 Jacob St. l'cist Bros. Bell
ltnS. aP-0-l
WANTED-Houschold goods. furniture.
carpets. stoves and miscellaneous goods,
Tool Store. Nus l03l-33 Market ST.. Nat.
phone l%16-E ap-9-m
CAST OFF clothing and shoes bought.
Gasscl. l0"D Market ST. Call or phone
Bell 1851. mr-1-Zlt
PATENTS @aTEs tss E1
.:adcmark litigation. Booklet freA
II. E. DUNLAP, Patent Lawyer.
National Exchange Bank Building
Wheeling. W. Va
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wANTED-Pirst class man for garden
and lawn work; steady position Apply
at once. Geo. n. P. Schmidt, care Geo.
E. Stifel Co., or at residence, At Elm
Grove, ap-16-i
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III buying Librrt! Bonds. yuu can
TT Enur money go. Yet watch 1t grow.
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wANTED-I can offer steady employ
ment To both skilled and unskilled men
for factory doing considerable govern
mcnt work. eight hours day. No labor
trouble. good working conditions. Best
Of wages. Inquire for Mr.. Slevin. April
IS and 10. Colonial Hotel. 1927 Market
ST. apr15-j
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ar WAS ih~ fender. il h"ns :crn and
bent until further uss would b" iin-
p"*> bic.
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LOST AND FOUND

LoST-Small watch attached 10 Liberty
pin. between Thirteenth street and
Litu. L. Stifei store. Reward for return
To- leo. l.. Stifrl Gu. ap-l2-i
LARGE ENGLISH SETTER DOG
BODY WHITE, HEAVILY q L a C K
TICKED, ONE SIDE OF HEAD AND
PAGE BLACK. HAD ON COLLAR
WITH LICE NSE TAG NO. 1890.
PLEASE NOTIFY r. ]. McCULLAGH,
CITY. APR. 81
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wANTED-Wc arc offering steady EN-
poyment to men between the ages Of
is and 4I. for government work and reg
ular commercial lines. Our factory
operates six days per week, eight hours
per day on three shifts Piece workers
after learning the work. which takes.
from one 10 two weeks. are able to earn
from So 10 s. per day and better. We
have a housing department which will
assist our applicants in securing rooms
at the lowest rates. We also need a
large number Of girls. ages 81 to 35, for
steady. profitable factory employment.
Apply in person or communicate with
factory employment office, The Good
year Tire s: Rubber Company. Akron.
Ohio. ap-l3r
WAETED-E1evator noy} must DO over
16 years Of ago. Apply at once to En-
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