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The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1918-09-17
FINE HOMES FOR SALE

rooms. modern cottage; lot G5xs5:
close to Fremont Ballard car line.
Price S2.250: sS0t cash.
Groom modern house; lot 50x130.
$4,000 5000 cash. Young q Bro
berg see Ballard ave. Phone
Ballard S13.
FINE VIEW LOT
BEST RESID ENCE DISTRICT
Best car service: 40Xi00; assess
ments all paid; owner drafted;
must sell. Price 1915; 800 cash,
balance TO suit ,..,,.
Elliott 5631 1902 First Ave.
proved 4-room house; lot s0x9G;
fenced; lawn; beautiful flowers;
fruit; large chicken house. with
cement floor. price $4,000; half
cash: or will trade for partly inn
proved acreage. Address J-2f1.
Star. No agents.
LAKE VIEW Lot; SNAP
\ beautiful 50x170-ft lake View lot:
paved boulevard: Is large bearing
fruit trees; unobstructeed view Of
real sa bargain pgss ma at $500; $500 cash cash
J.. VAN ARSDALE & co.
Main 90. 1919 Third Ave.
FOR SALE by OWNER
Just completed. strictly modern
E-room house. one block from car.
Before you Duy. como ana see 1t.
Cali evenings. North 1913. House
1894 Burke ave.
q ROOM. STRICTLY MODERN
house; large basement and stable
for three cows; two lots, 6Ox12O.
Price s1.400. Must cell Immediate
1y. Some cash and terms. 1112
22nd ave S
a BIC BARGAIN
3 rooms. bath and pantry; fine lot
and paved street: only Si.650; $3.50
cash. balance s25 per month 352
Empire Building.
FOR SALE. VERY CHEAP-6-ROOM
modern cottage. 17t5 25th ave.
three blocks north Of IL. Union car.
NEAR JEFFERSON PARK
Modern broom bungalow: on cor
ner. 40X100; garage; nv owner.
Easy terms. Beacon 3375, or Ell
lott 3217.
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5000 DOWN
5-RooM HOUSE AND FURNITURE

5000 DOWN
5-ROON HOUSE AND FURNITURE
s35 pcr month. including interest.
takes care Of balance; all street
improvements except paving in
and paid, one block from car line ::
Is minutes from downtown: cc-
mcnt basement. fully furnish cd.
Fun price only S2.500. \ snap
better see II today--it will be sold
Immediately.
LIBERTY REAL ESTATE &
ESTMENT co.
Phone Elliott 5601. SIS Green Bldg.
5000 FIRST PAYMENT
Brand new North End bungalow
hardwood floors: fireplace: two
bedrooms: cabinet kitchen; break
fast nook: lot i0Nt00: two blocks
from car line. Price $4,000.
CARTER MACDONALD &
VINCENT u, MILLER. Inc.
EOS Columbia St Elliott 4373.
GOOD GROOM HOUSE
Two blocks to beautiful woodland
park; cement basement: furnace:
laundry tray. 6 large rooms. front
hall; front and back porch, lot
so fct front. on corner. Price
$1,000. would like $1,000 cash.
G. ~ BOYJ.AN
500i Phinncy Ave.
SAVE THAT REMIT WILL BUY
you home. Large level lots on
Lake Burien car line. ~ minutes
from shipyards: in city: close
to school; right on car line; city
water: electric light. phone. Why
go miles away? They are selling
rapidly. Sec us today. 5000 up.
$40 cash. easy terma. Comfortable
small cottages. 5000 up.
GLOBE SECURITIES COMPANY
239 Central Building
At Marion st. entrance. Elliott 4Os5.
ACRES
IN GRASS
City water piped on land: telephones:
mail and milk routes: close to
school. on main road: near Kent;
lies level. mostly cleared: few
trees left for fuel
5000
500 CASH
G. T.. DfBBLE
64s New York Block.
ONLY $1,000; 5000 DOWN
North End; 20 minutes to Pike: very
neat 4-room and pantry: bath and
toilet; basement: lot i0X100; good
view; fruit trees and berries.
H. u. BUDDENBORG
1907 American Bank Bldg.
GROOM HOUSE AND PANTRY.
half acre; all cleared; on paved
road: three blocks from ferry
landing at Bellevue. A. A. Peter
son, owner Main 1905 $1,000;
terms to suit.
"NEEDS ONLY BE SEEN
APPRECIATED"
This Madrona home for $4,000. It's
n bargain. Ask
CHARLES SOMERS COMPANY
Alaska Building (6-9)
FINE. CLEAN. IMPROVED 8 ACRES
At bellevue. Foreign owner ask
$4,000. Wen show. Consider any
reasonable offer.
CHARLES SOMERS COMPANY
Alaska Bldg. (E-162)
4 ROOMS, WITH BATH. FULL CE-
ment basement. lot G0x100 to al
ley; one block from Woodland
park. Improved acreage up to
81 300 part payment. Owner.
J-210. Star.
FINE LOT. 50x110: BEST RESI-
ments In. paid: stS5 cash. This lot
cost $1,000. a bargain r. Hem
bricks. 1906 w. seth st.
VERY CHEAP-MUST Go TO WAR:
must sacrifice my house. Big
money In this for you. Main 4G77
or Kenwood SSi.
SPLENDID 7-ROOM HOME. S2.SO0-
Very easy terms. Phone Queen
Anne 3s3s.
$4,000 - BEACON HILL GROOM
bungalow; modern; lot 40x1OO;
easy terms. 1886 18th ave. s.
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SAXON SIX

1917 SCRIPTS BOOTH ROADSTER:
3 good tires; on wire wheels: car
in perfect condition and at bar
gain. Price 1925. on terms.
HENRY MOSSBACH
1921 10th Ave.
Between Pike and Union.
NEUTRALITY-SUSPICIOUS. OVERLAND;
in first class condition. If you
want a real bargain, see owner,
725 Frye hotel Mr.. Sch ooley.
FORD TOURING. STORAGE BAT
terry: high tension magnetic:
speedometer: spot light: in good
condition. Call West 14SW.
OWNER LEAVING CITY. VIII sell
very cheap. Oak land 5-passenger
touring car. Address KID. star.
ROADSTER FOR SALE; GOOD
condition; paint and tires Al;
1876 s125 cash. J213. star.
FOR SALE. BY OWNER-FORD
touring car. Address K-1S, Star.
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HERE Is \ GOOD BUY
Large Tract 15ON162 Feet
Half OF II cleared and in grass, bal
ancc alder and maple: fine spring
creek: close to cars and paved
street: 10 minutes from ship
yards $500; terms 500 cash, and
easy payments
ROBERT MALTBY co, 1908 Sd Ave.
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The Seattle Star
DIRECTORY

Attorneys-Patent
FRED p. GORIN-Patent Attorney
Patent secured or fee refunded
701 Central Bldg. Main 800. Free
book on patents.
Mason Fenwick Lawrence. ta'
Burke Bldg.
Attorneys-at-Law
LEOLA MAY fiLINN-woMAN
lawyer. Consultation free; conf
Dental. General practice. Coliec-
tons, TIA Lowman Bids. Main
f. Y. SCHOFF-I.awyer 1s Downs
Blk. 700 2nd ave. Consultation
free: general practice all cases;
fees moderate.
J. p. I.-FSTARLISHED 1887
General practice. Al cases; Free
Second ave; Main 1908,
Bicycles ard Repairs
RUDY LtrNDGREN for Smell Bicy-
H s,es 81 Stewart at Times 50
'-"o~o-'-'-"tNfIb sffsTI iIc .S,0s
MONEY TO LOAN
Loan, from n,, go TO- 800 made quickly
pianos. live stock, etc.
SANDERS g. co.
, rSc1.>I i 6 swith EldS ~, .sss
Collateral Loans
A RESPECTABLE PLACE TO BoR-
row money on DIAMONDS and
yEWELRY Lowest rates: conf
Dental
AMERICAN JEwrLRv Co. sst ,nd.
MONEY LOANED ON ALL ARTi-
sles OF value. Tho Reliable. so7
Dancing Schools
PROF. J. n. CORNELLS DANCING
ACADEMY. Swedish club 1929
Eighth. Don't miss seeing him II
You w3nt to learn to dance. Phone
Developing KoaSf w WORK
KGDANER .oIN At / Ar 5
t tasyfs' G pIT' p,s . cents roll
Electrical Supplies
WE 10 GOOD WORK-G. r.. HART
wig: 1881 Fourth. Phone Main
'"~S0SSSN-"-"~"~"~Tol poiiGSGisn.s
Edmunds, Fraser- Paterson Co. $ bal
cccc oys>,>NMIcIirr>t2II7I1toooooo.ooo.
Physicians and Surgeons
DIR. KATHRYN HARRISON ISIS
os stons way Green Lake car;
Storage
DRY. FIREPROOF STORAGE
y WSrehon U.s. Central Storage Co.
~-~>~~~|~0>S>|SeS-~>>~~
Turkish Baths
IMPERIAL TURKISH BATHS, 1908
Fourth ave. Electric Cabinets
therapeutic lamps. tubs. Rheu-
matism my speciality. Louis
hNAFa NJ ~.
apist. Phone Main 1919: day or
night.
Junk
ALASKA JUNk. CO. 1920 First ave
S. Elliott 1921.
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% Situations Wanted-Male
Lost and Found

LOsT-POCKETBOOK CONTAINING
~. J.. pass, meal ticket and other
papers and cards. Return to Sher-
man hotel and receive reward.
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BEST Buy NEAR KENT
20 acres. with creek: rich. productive
soil. partly improved. Owner
wants quick sale and has cut
price to si.400.
ROBERT MALTBY co. zoos Sd Ave
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Personal

gS Personal
PRIVATE SANITARfUM - DIS
eases OF women successfully treat
ed. Registered physicians Terms
reasona BILE. 1927 18th ave. Cap
itol Hin car.
HENNA-PACKS FOR GRAY HAIR
any shade. Switches dyed while
you wait. Ladies' Improvement
Shop. $40 Union.
GROWS HAIR: treats dandruff. &C.
zema. Results RANTEED:
ladies. gentlemen. Violet ray for
colds. rheumatism: face massage:
shampoo. open evenings Louise
Dalton. 3i7 Eitel Bldg. Elliott 2s45.
PRESENT ADDRESS OF THOMAS
Denman. late of Seattle. desired
Immediately Address X. l.. Clark,
Oshkosh. Wis.
BELLS GOTTER REMEDY-SURE
cure If used according to direc-
tions. 22a Liberty Building.
LEONA COOK. COOK ISvTRYING
TO locate you. Please send your
address to 200 Epler Building
The Tabor independent. [volume] (Tabor, S.D.) 1913-19??, 1918-08-08

Financial statement for Grail
School Dist. No. 25 of Bon Homme
County, South Dakota, for the year
beginning July J, 1917, and ending
June 30, 1918, as ascertained upon
settlement with the Treasurer Of said
District.
Receipts
Balance on hand July /, 1917 .$374:OO
Received from all sources 1922 O4
Total receipts -$S96.09
Expenditures
For teachers wages $500 90
For school houses, sites and re-
pairs ou.s5
For all other purposes l02 62
Total expenditures 1858 O5
Balance on hand June 81, 1918 -S96 04
Total to balance receipts -$242 SO
This balance on hand $242 80, is de-
posted in the Tabor State Bank To-
Gated at Tabor, South Dakota.
Dated this 3rd day of July, 1918.
ChGs. Souhrada
Clerk Of School District Board.
Jos. V, Souhrada
Chairman of School District Board
Financial statement for Tabor Dist
rict No. So Of Bon Homme County,
South Dakota, for the year beginning
July /, 1917 and ending June 81, 1918,
as ascertained upon settlement with
the Treasurer Of said District.
Receipts
Balance on hand July I, 1917 -$735 SO
Received from all sources 1901. .95
Total receipts --7 1887 81
Expenditures
For teachers wages -------- $2700 90
For school houses, sites and re-
palrs.-- -2oS 4O
For all other purposes 2l70 OF
Total expenditures -5l29 AZ
Balance on hand June 20, 1918 -2sO7 SO
Total to balance receipts = -$7937 81
This balance on hand $2S07 SO. is de
posted in Tabor State Bank located
at Tabor, South Dakota.
Dated this 9th day Of July, 1918.
Jos. NJ. Petrik
Chairman Of School District Board.
John j. Kudrna
Clerk Of School District Board.
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The TABOR STATE BANK

Capital and Surplus $50, 100000
JOS. V. Wagner, President.
j. A. Wagner, Vice President
Thos. j. Wagner, Cashier
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Sell your eggs to John #. MikO
lasek, who pays highest market
price for them at all times. Adv.
Try some of our Monarch paint
and varnishes. The best on the
market. Ptak Lumber Yard Adv
Haul your cream and eggs to
Vellek's creamery and receive
highest market price. Adv.
We are prepared to write hail
insurance on crops in the strongest
insurance companies. Those in
terested please call for further in
formation. Tabor State Bank.
The Security Mutual Life Ins.
Co. gives advantages that many
others do not. See V. j. Wag-
ner about it. Adv.
Miss Albina Janda and Antho-
ny Chastka were married Tuesday
morning at Scotland at the home
of Miss Janda's mother by Rev.
Luig. The bride is we'll and ia
vorably known. in this county
since her childhood and has host
of sincere friends. The groom is
a prominent merchant of Tyndall
and a stockholder in the Chastka
& Co. store at this place, They
will make their home in Tyndall,
152 acre farm for rent, miles
northwest of Tabor. F, M. Vav-
ruska. Tabor, S, D. ADV. S-Sf.
Bart Wagner and his wife and
son Louis of near Dante we're
here Tuesday. Louis went to
Sioux City to enlist.
Michael Smith and family of
near Wagner spent Sunday at this
place visiting at the home of Mrs.
Laura Mach, mother of Mrs.
n Smith.
4 DR.. A. A. Fosterman of Utica
was in town on business matters.
He is subject to draft but as
there has been no intimation that
he will be called Immediately, he
will look after his increasing ve-
terinary business as usual.
Cap & Duffek received four
Gray tractors Monday and deli
vered them this week to several
farmers in this vicinity who had
ordered them.
We ara informed that a Bohemi
an theatrical Company, known in
Chicago as ''Ludvikovci" will
play in the Opera House at Tabor
August 20, 81 and %.
Mrs Bridget Rhea after a short
visit here at the Aome of her bro
ther, Peter Byrne, left for her
home in Sioux City last Friday.
Will Mach and his family ar
rived here Sunday from Nashua,
Mont, where they had been hold
ing down claim for the past two
years. The John Homer family
Plso arrived here in an automo-
bile the same day. John is ex-
pected sometime this week. They
say that owing to sew ere dronth it
was impossibl for them to remain
md that many other settlers are
eaving the country. The last
fain there was in the middle of Ap
i'll, but when they had all articles
paded in cars heavy rains set in.
j. HI. Ptak sold his farm of 100
cres south of town to Adolph u
erka, who sold his farm north of
cotland and will move on his new
y purchased farm. Mr.. Ptak
ought d residence in Tyndall and
as moyed there with his wife.
We wish them luck and success in
heir new home.
See v. j. Wagner of Lester
lille about your life Insurance,
le represents the Security Mu-
lal Life Ins. Co. ADV.
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At the r1OVieS
Sunday
5 reels drama
/ comic

ly, 13 years, and Emil 10 years.
He is also survived by his aged pa
rents who live in Tabor and one
sister, Mrs. Anna Stedronsky, wi
dow of the late Jos, Stedronsky,
who lives in Lake Andes. We ex
tend our heartfelt sympathy to
the bereaved family in their sad
affliction and terrible ordeal.
Card of Thanks.
We wish to thank all those good
people who have in any way
assisted US during our sad bereave
ment and at the funeral of our low
ed ones. Also those who have do
mated flowers and all who have at
tended the funeral. Dear friends,
your kindness and sympathy has
greatly lessened our distress and
strengthened us to bear the afflic-
tion with a braver heart.
Mrs. Mary Hejna and children.
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The following is statement Of the
receipts and expenditures of Wysuph
School District No 2l, OF Bon HON.
me County. s. D., as ascertained upon
settlement between the Treasurer
and the School Board of said School
District, for the year ending June 80,
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Financial statement for Indepcr-
dent District No. 2 Of Bon Homme
County, South Dakota, for the year
beginning July J, 1917, and ending
June 80, 1918, as ascrrtained upon SET
tlement with the Treasurer Of said
district, .
Receipts
Balance on hand July |, 1917. 1855 05
Received from all sources SAG 81
Total receipts $l50l 62
Expenditures
For teachers wages $40 90
For all other purposes 1886 81
Total expenditures ----- $40 81
Balance on hand June 80 1918 -S24 %
Total to balance receipts $l5Ol 81
This balance on hand, 1924 98, is de-
posted in Tabor State Bank located
at Tabor, South Dakota.
Dated this 29th day of July, 1918.
Frank Glynn
Clerk OF School District Board.
III. c.. Madole
Chairman Of School District Board.
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ed ones. Also those who have do
mated flowers and all who have at
tended the funeral. Dear friends,
your kindness and sympathy has
greatly lessened our distress and
strengthened us to bear the afflic.
tion with a braver heart.
Mrs. Mary Hejna and children.
For sale, 8-blade Moline plow,
used only on so acres, new. John
Machacek, Utica, S. d. Adv.8 ST.
The following young men of
this place between the ages of 1S
and 81 years of a age have left
Tuesday and Wednesday to serve
their country: Joseph Straka Chss
Cooley and Albert Homer for
Camp Fremont, Calf, being a.
mong the eleven men from this
county in the special call; Alois
Petrik and Louis Hruska, who
have joined the Quartermaster
Corps of the Army; James Nell
char and Chas. Hubacek, the Ma
w and Joseph Obr and Joseph Re
hurek to enlist in any branch they
might be taken. Adolph Dvora-
eek and George Shanel also left.
The last named being in the spe-
cial call.
John Homer arrived here Tues
day evening from Montana. He
has lost so pounds in weight, but
is feeling first rate. He intends
to rent a farm here next year.
Haul your eggs and cream to
Alice Rokusek at the post Office
and receive the highest market
price. Adv.
Harness and collars for sale at
Skorpik's, at lowest prices. Adv,
j. V. Janda and family and Mrs
Pinard of Wagner visited at the
home of Thos. j. Wagner last
Thursday.
The following Red Cross ladies
of Lesterville\ attended the meet
ing of the local Red Cross ladies
last Friday: Mrs. Albert Soukup,
Mrs. A. O. Wagner, Mrs. Anton
Urban, Mrs. John -Sejk and Mrs.
Frank Rokusek.
J. H. Ptak traded his Ford for
a Liberty car at the Tabor Garage
Tie Ford was bought by JOS. Hru
ska sr. John Dunkin bought an
Overland
The substance of Order No. IL
of the State Council of Defense
effecting the pay to be paid to har
vest hands and farm hands is, that
they shall be paid not more than
45 cents an hour. Ten hours a
day is the standard work day, but
this does not mean that they can
not work more hours day if ne
cessity demands. In fact there is
no limit set, but if they work long
er they are to receive As cents per
hour. Any laborer asking for
more than 45 cents per hour is
guilty of misdemeanor and is sub.
iect to fine of not more than
$1,000, or Imprisonment in the
county Jail not to exceed one year
or both. The same penalty ap-
plies to the farmer who might Of
fer to pay more than As cents an
hour.
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The Wheeling intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1903-1961, 1918-07-19
COUNTY COURT NEWS
Marrtage License.

Arthur {. Critics. 81, Of Nassillon, o.,
and Fora Swisher. ~ nf this city
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4 GOOD JObFOR
.: A5TOCK KEEPER
Position Permanent, Salary Lib
eral and Splendid Chance
: For Right Party.

a leading Wheeling concern has an
opening for thoroughly reliable. mid
.iie-axed mar as stock keeper and re-
ceivirE clerk in its waTehouse and FAC
tory.
The principal requirements are faith
1ulnesS. honesty and accuracy. AID X -
rot absolutely necessary that tho APP
plican: should have had previous eI-
perience in this line OF WORK
This IS a splendid opportunity for an
energetic. rnidde-aGed man TO secure
permanent connecticn with reliable
concern at 4 liberal salary to start
Just the kind OF a position 4 steady.
settled man with a family would appre-
ciatr.
Application by letter addressed to
-Stockr1an.- care The lntelligrncer.
with references and information as to
age. previous experience etc. will DO
Srferrcd TO the manager for considera~
ton
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Stripping Strike Girls Paid

Mur. than 4 hundred r'rI tobacco
&,rirrrrs. whn wnl,;..i "ut with The
Wheeling striking Siu;:ir. 70 der III" nrSr
&c thus NORTH. w"r. pad their Irst
strike nlaintHinnUC" i'-'S Yesterday.
About ,hlrry-IIv" nI ~" riris anon :
those To come out. nav" hccr w"rhir- :;
AZ lhr Miller factory. Miller signing lii"
agreement Ia pay III. rollers tho d.
iuauG.h scale.
IN Ia lat" last night IN" rest IT the
-" rollers and SirIpprr girls w"T" stu
out. no communication having boon head
,iur,ng III, dav irf tween the officials "f
III. local and lhr factory managers.
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lon. secretary ~ tn" Martins Ferry
Board OF Trade. were in conference with
Mr. Charles VI. kctchum, at the Com
msrcial association. with reference TO
the organization Of the Wheeling sub
district OF IN" Pittsburgh Region WaE
Industries Board.
AZ tins conference plans were lad
for tn" complete corporation of the
Martins Ferry industries in the new
plan for the distribution Of war ccp-
tracts among tho small industries IN
ord-r to brlug III, industries OF the
Wheeling district up 10 100 percent wir
production II possible.
The sub-rommitt"c AT the meeting Of
manufacturers held at the Fort Henry
club ten days ago will make its re-
port at noon today and will then out
line plans :or tn" complete district or
ganiza; iun which will Include the cour-
ties o; Brooke, Hancock. Marshall. On,u.
Tyler. Wctzel. IN West Virginia. anu
Belmont and jefferson in Ohio.
AS soon as the plans for the district OF
sanizntiun ara completed. ali the manu-
fac,urerS Of II" district will be- called
together and The plans explained 10
them and tn" chalrmen Of the commit
toes who w,r. to advise with the or
rector on all matters pertaining 10 the
industries.
All IN" industries Will be claSStfleS
under scparat" heads and some repre-
S..ntativcS selected from Zach TO advise
with the director On Industries under
his classification. For example iron
and steel will he under one head: glass
under another. clay and pottery under
another. textiles .tc.. Under anothc.
and 50 on. TN" rhaIrmcn Of the wary
Gus groups for thiS advisory board vii!
nc named TO work with the director VINO
will he named today. TIC c~Gnmlt.ee
that names this director may also re-
commend mandgcr fur the district
The Wheeling intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1903-1961, 1918-07-19
MAY CHANGE CITY
LIGHTING SYSTEM
Present Plan a: Lighting Unsatisfactory
Mo Oefi.itC Action
Taken.


he "iiHS $u.rnS az" ;riirG :" dcrdA
"a u ;'w iShljr.- =, %t"m t"r the r!iy
!" ""u!ar" -" prr%'.n; system now III
use. Tn" present system CURES n"
many r"l'S. wh:'h arr urs!+nily. and
Tia" nov plan l. L, ;'b"n>h a larg" NUM-
h"r "f th.. p,l"* Market ~ur''"; base m
nun"rabI" pol ana n'w srh"rn' -
lighting il trying L. ~. found. :" that
'hc>" may u" rCnn, Ell, y" d"tin:t" ac-
lion hI% b"n iak"n ru TIL nattcr &"..
hut r"nmiit"'S hn"" h""n appointed 10
rcCrlv" Suggestions from ELECTRICAL
lighting companies and /" receive Their
bids on The work Several local firms
arc reported /" b" bidding On ihc work.
When tn" now lighting system has
been decided "n IN" matter of Whether
tn" city Will pGrrha$" 'i'"w"r ar mani
Iuviurr il VIII !" rak"u ~.
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MEETING TO-DAY
Of WAR BOARD
- an uHlHS ldiH515i1
COMMITTEE Met Yesterday and Dis
So ssed Organization OF Local
Band.

y crday afternoon II. II. Crtsw"N.
contractor: y. II. DccrinG. chief cnEi-
Nor and manager &c thc Riverside
bridge Works: AicorS" l.. Spence. preSl-
Gcn: os the Stanton Heater Co. and tic
Spencc-BaCSs Stove Co. and y. J. -titi-
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81 he ] aylor lhorofard

for III" United States Emergency Flee
corporation.
Tho Wheeling Commercial assocrA'
iIpn has made arrangements for thrS'
gent lcmcn Ia speak al the wheeling
Steel and Iron company on FRIDAY
night next, and on Thursday night j;
IS likely Il JOINT meeting OF the en-
plnycs Of the Wheeling Mold and
Foundry com pany and riverside BrlnH''
works a:ilI br hold at IN" headquarters
If thc Commercial association.
Mr.. Charlie W. HunIcr. SECRETARY n'
fhc Whn-.Ifag Steel and Iron company.
has rharg" Of tho arrangements for tn"
Friday night meeting.
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POLICE COURT

One offender was fined in police cour;
ycSt crday morning. James Moran. VIII"
claimed he was Il Baltimore & Ohio rail-
road cmpioyc from Elaine. g.. M
on an ugly charge and was lnnd.d So
and costs or sixty days in thn work
houS..
Tho cases ~ tho traffic vi"laturS
vere held over until Friday.
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Transactions.

security Trust company was ycstcr-
dav appointed administrator OF tho es-
tate or Steve ESclu%n: bond s40h.
security Trust company was yrSter-
day appointed adminisr ratnr OF the
I.nuIs NaSS estate: bond. 500.
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French Officers Of
Army Coming Here

I.i"ur"nan. A:n"Swor;h - IN" French
army ana +. +. Soaring - The EW"r-
E"ErI Fleet Corporation. nuw N
Nnunc>t"iCn. o.. viii d" III Wheeling
n-.: week 10 talk - employers. ana
,nIrlny". IN plants IN tn" h"Ci!nE
district VIII" ar working on material