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Tulsa daily world. [volume] (Tulsa, Indian Territory [Okla.]) 1905-1919, 1918-03-07
MONTGOMERY COUNTY. KAN

The Scipo Oil companys No. II
ON the " J Hailing farm in this
southwest Of t-55.l5 lS good for foul
barrels
John \. Stoil nd'associates hav'
a four barrel well In their No. ? OF
the i Young farm In the north hal
uf the northwest Of 3.3b-lb.
Tulsa daily world. [volume] (Tulsa, Indian Territory [Okla.]) 1905-1919, 1918-03-07

on lot 81 In the north half II IS
20 In completed and Is le-barrel
Well
The same company's No. - on lot
81 In the north haif OF 9-3sl2 IL
making rs barrels
.. = lohnson's No on lot t2 In
the south half OF zS-2s-i2 is a 10
barrel we'll. ,uAA
Tulsa daily world. [volume] (Tulsa, Indian Territory [Okla.]) 1905-1919, 1918-03-07

OSAGE--The Manhattan OF com
pany'~ No. - on lot 81 IN the north
east Of i7-2t-l2 h completed and
good for 90 barrels
The Lahoms Oh a Gas Co 8 No IS
Tulsa daily world. [volume] (Tulsa, Indian Territory [Okla.]) 1905-1919, 1918-03-07
Oklahoma Hospital
Serpice consists of


Ist. Fire proof building ar
ranged for q purpose.
and. Modern and complete
equipment under one roof
3rd. Character. experience and
skill OF attendants
9th. Location and accessi-
billty.
The great objects Of . hospital are
care, eur. and sduestion Of the sieki
the training Of physicians and nursss.
the sItsnsIon OF medical knowiedss
snd ptsventiou Of disease These are
eombinsd In the oklshomA Hospital
md II is open 10 th, profession.
Or. Fred \. Clinton, Pres.
Miss N. &. &. Ziegclcr. Il, N. Supt
DR.. l.. II. Carleton, Resident
Physician.
West Ninth and Jackson Sta
| Phone Usage 1890.
Tulsa daily world. [volume] (Tulsa, Indian Territory [Okla.]) 1905-1919, 1918-03-07

LEoNARD--Fox and others have
Tulsa daily world. [volume] (Tulsa, Indian Territory [Okla.]) 1905-1919, 1918-03-07

leather, fic made "A great record In
tho spanish American war and all
tho boys Of the 18TH viii swear by
him under any ana all conditions.
Tulsa daily world. [volume] (Tulsa, Indian Territory [Okla.]) 1905-1919, 1918-03-07

ALLEN The Homaokla on COM
pany's No. on the Lucy llario farm
in the center OF the north line OF the
southeast OF the northwest Of 26.5-s
came In SUNDAY and Is good for 20
barrels The same company is NOV
ing In tools for No, In the northeast
q the southwest OF the northeast OF
the section,
The Homaokla pn company's No, !
on the Gilmore fAtm In the northwest
of tho northwest Of 2sbS had 10
feet OF pay sand from S23 10 sS3 feet
aud In now drilling at sli feet In a
hard. dry shell The well II estl-
mated to he good for Is, barrels,
Tulsa daily world. [volume] (Tulsa, Indian Territory [Okla.]) 1905-1919, 1918-03-07

LEONARD CoMPLET1oNS-The
Edgar oil company has piugged and
abandoned the =, Childers No In
the northeast corner OF the north
west OF the northeast OF 3-i7-li.
The depth u i.t3b feet
Hereford and associates No. on
the =. Make farm In the northwest
corner OF the southeast OF 13-l1-ia
Is dry and abandoned at 1915 feet
The Cosden a CO. No. I Roth
ammer I'm the southeast corner Of
the southwest ~ l-16-i5 IL dry and
abandoned at 1870 feet.
Tulsa daily world. [volume] (Tulsa, Indian Territory [Okla.]) 1905-1919, 1918-03-07
Wanted--Drilling
Outfit

Star or National drilling outfit.
with complete string OF tools. must
be In first-class shape and ready for
operation. VIII pay cash. Address
Box GOA Sapulpa.
The Wheeling intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1903-1961, 1918-04-17
ROTARIANS ENDORSE
CITY GOVERNMENT
Splendid Talk OF e. F. Schofleld to be
Placed in Official Publication

Yesterdays meeting Of the Rotary
club was ONE Of the most Interesting
meetings held for several weeks. The
club endorsed the present city admin
istratiou. its officials and vote OF con-
fadeuce was taken and resolutions adopt
ed to that effect
The club also endorsed the stand
taken by the Rev. W. l.. Schultz and
the congre CATION of st. James iETang"l-
ical church in deciding To- discont inue
preaching in tho German language. \
petition was circulated and generally
signed by the Itotnrians, pctitioninS the
board OF education to take similar ac-
ton and discontinue the teaching OF the
Language in the public schools.
Speeches by national and state repro
scntatives Of tn" Thrift Savings Stamp
campaign were made. and c. \. Walden
WAS announced AS having been appoint
I'd Ohio county chairman Of the Thrift
Stamp campaign. Mr.. Walden succeeds
Mr.. W. B. Irvine who was compelled t."
resign on account of other business in
terfering and asked that Mr.. Walden hc
given the place. \ talk by Mr.. Walden
on Thrift stamps was one that mad" II
good impression. and especially when
he declared he Intended 70 put Obi"
county cover the top first in tit" S;ri''
Of Thrift stamps
An address on heating and v"ntIlai-
ing by E. +. Schotied Of Sch"fcld AMI
Cowl company was SO we'll liked that
tho club decided to have /, printed in
their official publication. The Rev.
BrittinEham made 4 short talk in which
he quoted John Wesley,
Future meetings of tho club will be
hold at the Mcclure hotel.
The Wheeling intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1903-1961, 1918-04-17
CIRCUIT COURT HAS
FOUR CASES TODAY

-Four cases ar, slated 10 come up this
morning III part two nf the circuit
court. One case is an appeal from tho
court Of Justice Charles Miller. and Is
styled Schick and EoitZ company vs.. the
Peterson Electric company. in which the
lower court gave the plaintiff judgment
for sl55 and an appeal was taken to
th. higher court.
Another casc. styled Wheeling Box
Exchange vs.. tho West Virginia Trac-
zion AMI Electric company. growing out
Of the collision Of 4 street car and an
automobile. is called and the others are
entitled Edward Sailer IS. ]. 4. Blum.
and Susie Huff. vs.. tho Equitable Life
Insurance company. Of the District Of
Columbia.
Judge IT.rvey will hear the petition Of
the commissioners Of Ohio county TO
compel -the West Virginia Traction and
Electric company to remove its tracks
on III. National road from Cecil place to
Elm Grov. into the center Of the roae
from the right of the highway.
The Wheeling intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1903-1961, 1918-04-17
THREE HUNDRED
SCHOOL PUPILS
OUT ON STRIKE

Special Dispatch to The IntcliiGcnccr.
STEGRENEILLE:. O.. April l6.-Threc
hundred Stcub"nTilc school students
walked out on strike this afternoon as
n protest against the stopping Of noon
hour dancing at the school and marched
through the streets Of the city in drlr-
ing rain until late this evening. singing
class Songs and shouting defiance to the
school board. Huge banners were car
ried in the parade one reading NO
dance: no school," and Over the top
with dancing" The strikers. about 40
per cent of them girls. declare they Will
not return to school until dancing at the
noon hour is permitted.
Dancing at the school was introduced
by Miss Anna Bustard. principal. to
overcome other noon hour problems.
The Ministerial association protested to
the school board. which sought TO defer
action until u full hearing could be held
next week. &. l.. Joyce. president of
tn" board, however decided he had the
authority. and to-day ordered dancing
stopped.
When the students found themselves
locked out Of the building Mt noon they
organized the strike. More than half
tn" pupils Joined.
Miss Bustard declares she will fight
to retain dancing. and has demanded Il
hearing before the board OF education.
which has been set for next Monday
night
The Wheeling intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1903-1961, 1918-04-17
JAYS PsPsoToNE
Will Relieve Liver Trouble
CHAS. M. SCHWALB
Continued FROM First Page.)

ton, such as contracts, legal ques'
tions and all the multitudinous de-
tails arising from the expenditure
of hundreds Of millions Of dollars.
Mr.. Schwab and Mr.. Piez will
spend Thursday in conference to
familiarze the director general
with the status of the shipbuiId-
ing program.
Officials were inclined to think
that Mr.. Schwab's new position will
not require the severance of his in
dustrial connections, inasmuch as
he will be concerned solely with
the construction Of shl ps and will
have no part in letting contracts
in which some Of his interests
might benefit. As chairman Of the
board Of directors of the sethIc-
hem Steel corporation and allied
concerns, Mr.. Schwab has been in
control Of about one-thrd Of the
ship b; Hiding in the United States
His salary as director general OF
the Emergency Fleet corporation
was NOT ono CT lI1e lHlil9S "''S'
Mr.. Schwab discussed while in
Washington. Officials professed to-
niqh. not to know what he would
be paid, but it was believed he
would become one Of the small
army of dollar a year men who
are contributing their services to
the country during the war. The
white house announcement said that
Mr.. Schwab virtually had been
d .afted in the emergency.
Further strengthening Of the
shipbuilding organization through.
out the country is expected after
Mr.. Schwab has taken hold OF his
new work. Officials Of. the board
determined to make up the deficit
in output arising last month from
poor transportation and shortage OF
materials, have been inquirine close.
" into causes for the delay and
how production can be speeded up.
Every answer received to Chair
man HurIey's kilograms asking an
explanation Of the fall down IN
March is being analysed to see
where the fault lay. The answers
will be made public soon.
The Wheeling intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1903-1961, 1918-04-17
LOST Boys PARENTS
MAY Be LOCATED

The boy being held in the police head
quarters ut Martins Ferry may be tho
son Of 4 family in Carnegie. Pa. ;us a
telegram has been received that boy
about nine years old is being looked for
4, that place. The boy does not know
where he is from hut talks at random
about being in the depot ut Pittsburgh
and other places and WIS in possession
of time table but nothing else when
found by the Eel!aire police later being
taken to Martins Ferry.
The telegram WAS received from the
police Of Carnegie and il is thought the
boy wanted is the one being held He
gives his name as Tom Taylor but
knows nuthinE further. It is thought
he was left on a train and got off ut
Scllairr
The Wheeling intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1903-1961, 1918-04-17
SOUTH SIDE. BANK
MAKES SUBSCRIPT
Directors Subscribe $4,000 For Liberty
Loan; Quota is $4,000.

Tic directors. Of the South Side bank
Yesterday afternoon subscribed S50.on0
Of III" funds of the bank for the third
Liberty loan and this sum. with what
has already been bought by the deposit
tors OF the bank. puts it within near
reach OF its quota. which is expected
will BE- reached in = few DAYS.
The bank has been making a good
showing. and as its dcpositors arc most
Is individual workingmcn. their total is
considered good. The superintendent is
Sl2h. 900. and from the good reports al
really made X is thought that the goal
will be far overrnachcd.
In the other campaigns for the LihcT-
~ loans the South Side hank made
splendid showinSs and il is not expected
the work will be behind the standard
;lis rim.
The Wheeling intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1903-1961, 1918-04-17
RURAL DISTRICT
LOAN MEETINGS
Speakers Announced to Address Pa
triotIc Meetings Accompanied by
Ladies' and Music,

On the evening Of Thursday. April Is.
public meetings will he held, conmenc-
ing at S o'clock. At designated places In
the rural districts. and speeches on tho
third Liberty loan will be made by some
Of Ohio counties most able speakers.
Tho bonds will he discussed and thor
oughly explaincd by the speakers. Those
TO speak and their places Of speaking
arc given below.
At the State Normal school hall. Mt
West Liberty. Ohio county. the speak
crs are Hon. ". c. Ogden of IN" Wheel
ing News and Intelliccncrr. n gentleman
whose merits and ability arc too we'll
known to require mention, and who's"
talks In tho past have been to the point
and very stirring. Hon. S. G.. Price. of
the state of Kansas n most entertaining
orator, and Captain Jarvis p. Price. son
Of G. :. Price. formerly serving with tn"
Canadian forces in tho struggle for de-
mocracy over in France. Tho export
cncc OF Captain Price. combined with
his orntorial gift. tend to make his talks
very pleasing and Instructive to his
hearers and his uttaranC"s on the war
ana its doings are reliable in every re-
Spnct
At Center school. In warwood. Hon.
John !. ContT. Hon. w. r. Hilton and
Hon. ~ I. Sawtell will address the
meeting. and each OF these speakers arc
said to carry separate message and
one worth hearing.
At Elm Grove. in tho r Of F. hall.
Hon John r. Arhenz. Hon. !. e Son-
mcrvillc and Judge +. S. Hon"ckcr will
deliver the addresses Each of these
mon arc eloquent takers and their talks
will undoubtedly he filled with stirring
utteranccs. and patriotic phrases that
will hold their audience spell bound
throughout their entire talks.
At Philadelphia. in front OF Green's
hotel: at R"ncy's Point. in front al
Stone house: at Valley Grove. in front
of the store and at Morgan Brothers
hotel. at tho state line. Hon. Frank y,
O'RrIcn. Lieutenant Robert r. Smith and
Hon Fred l.. Maury will conduct tho
meetings. and II is needless TO say their
talks will he or much interest and their
explanations Of the loan and it's worth
to tho government will be- explicit.
At Shcrrard. Marshall county, in front
Of the high school building. Hon. W. q.
McCluskey Hon. G. c. Smith and the
Hon. Edmund L. Jones will have charC"
and their talks rs we'll will he filled with
the American patriotic spirit.
Ladies Of the Red Cross and must
clans will accompany each set of speak
crs and a rousing patriotic meeting is
expected In each locality.
The Wheeling intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1903-1961, 1918-04-17

convicted February II. and was SEN
fenced To death. Bole appealed to the
court Of revision, but the case was dis
missed by that tribunal Marcl T.. and
this action was affirmed by the court
OF cassation, April =. The committee Of
revsions of the department Of justice
rejected Bolo's plea for Il new trial
April 5. and on April President Poin.
care refused to grant cemrncy u the
condemned man. IT was announced on
the same day. however. that the mill
tary judicial authorities had granted u
reprieve for the moment" to Bnln. be-
cause of revelations which he had prom
Used TO make.
CaiLaux Implicated.
The activities of Bulu and other al
legged instruments OF German propa-
randu in France were given the gem
er;l term Of "Boloism'' and the general
trend Of comment in legal. journalistic
and political circles after Rolo's con-
yic,ion were: With Bolo's death,
Buloism will die"
Prominent Frenchmen connected with
the Bolo affair included former Premier
Joseph Caillaux. Senator Charles HUM
bert and Fernand Ionicr. presiding
Judge OF the highest larisian court.
Caillaux and Humbcrt are i'll prison
awaiting trial.
Bolo's brother is Il Catholic priest ana
is unn OF the most eloquent pulpit ora
tors in the church in France.
The Wheeling intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1903-1961, 1918-04-17
Saw the Great Battle.

Saw the Great Battle.
WNSiIINtiTuN. April lG--nurIu; his
trip. MIR. Baker visited England. Franc"
and Italy and saw tn" haltl" fronts all
along the linz. tie has been III The
American front linz. trenches. under tire
As h. sailed for home. the thunder al
british and German guns on til" Fi"ardE
battle fruri was still in Mr.. Eak"r%
ears. While that Struggl" was i'll its
uI,oninC stages. his parry passed along
the whul' E=iish linz. covering -"r
miles. IN two nights and Il day of mo-
lurinG.
Later MIR. Eakcr saw another phase
uG war. In !'aly Il" Visited Venice" I''
found it It deserted city. Mr.. Baker
sHilrd for Europe "u nm American
cruiser ll returned on :, famous liner.
formerly German. but now an American
transport Tine "trip nv"r WAS rough
bur on the way back calm weather pre-
vailed and the only incident was rarn'
call ycsirr,l;ty from Il burning Steamer.
which the iranap"rt changed her course
to- answer tthrrwis" til" party would
hnv" landed !" hours sooner.
When Il" reached France. thr war see
rotary placed himself in tn" position "l
an Nmrrrnn s"ldirr just arrived at thr
gual of his ambition ""v"r there. Itt
wtnlci To know exactly what rr"naia
tiun4 had been made for tn" car" ~ the
mrn from the time they arrived.
The Wheeling intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1903-1961, 1918-04-17
IS DRAFTEES TODAY

Word has been sent out {" nr"iy-liv'.
dr;Lt:.,S 10 report this afternoon for 49,
chambers. Although this is the largest
class that has been called for eXanina.
ton in Wheeling for any one day. like
class will he examined Friday. which
will chmpirtc the first class branch "f
dr1,frc"s If Wheeling. The second class
men will be called next.
The Wheeling intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1903-1961, 1918-04-17
STATE SUNDAY SCHOOL
CONVENTION TO BE SOON

Word was received Il Sh"r; time ago
by sunday school workers of this city
from Stark \. White To the effect that
the Thirty-SiXth Slat" Sunday School
association convention would Il" held
May S-Y-lu in Cl;LrkShmr%. Special !r;l-
turcs Of interest will h" tn. ;LnG,Ial pat
rade am! roll call of counties and CON
fcreucc<. On ihc Cl"s!ur evening th''r'
will b. II Ir:iiri"t!" rally. Arrangements
ar, being made /" ar""inm"dmt" Jun
delegates. Names - th"S" VII" intend
10 attend HE ,'"uv"uli"n should II" seat
IL tn" I:"v =. T.. H"!Zcl of 'ttrkShuiG.
Tor entertainment credentials can h"
secured from the county secretaries.
The Wheeling intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1903-1961, 1918-04-17
RETIREMENT
tcontinued From First Page)

from which the British can stu con-
duct a stern defense. MerVIlle is
standing firm in spite Of terrific at
tacks made against It, while aion9
the southern side Of the saiIen1
Their have been no engagements re-
ported. The same condition holds
true in the sector before Amlens,
where there have been only artll-
Iery duels. Raidng operations IN
which both sides have taken the mi
tistive are reported from the French
front in Champagne.
In spite Of the reports from the
American front that German attacks
there have been utter failures, re-
port from Berlin, via Amsterdam,
saws that the American positions
near St: MihicI were taken by storm
by tie Germans. who held them
AGAINST determined counter-attaeks.
4 i. probable that the German re.
port deals with the battle in "h'cn
the Americans administered a souno
beating to special shock troops
brouoht up by the Germans to take
the American positions. -,
The Germans in FiniInd are ad-
vancinu east Of Helsingfors, and are
encouraging little, if any. resist
ance.
TIN German trar'iers have BEEN
sunk in the Catteeat. the mario"
strait between JutIand and Norway.
by A. British fleet. The Survivors OF
the trawIers' crews were rescued.
secrctsry of War Baker has re-
turned to this country from trip
to France and Eng and. While in
Europe he visited various sectors
aIono the front. and he comes back
with first.hand knowledge Of the s't-
uation, which may be expected to be
reflected in official action at WASH
inoton in the near future.
The British cabinet has deeIdeo
to introduce an Irish home rule blu
in parliament, and If It is defeated
in the house Of lords ministerial
crisis will follow. The home rule
bill is considered as being supple
mentary to the conscriptcn bill. tne
provisions of which apply to ire
land.
The Wheeling intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1903-1961, 1918-04-17
A Sunny Disposition
And Torpid Liver Are Never Found
Together.

Together.
Liver trouble always makes you feel
miserable and il is now entirely unnec-
esSary. There can now be had new
preparation called jays PePsotone,
which quickly relieves cong"Sted
liver, frees the system from the toxins
and bile and gives you clear head
once more. The liver is the great
chemical laboratory of the body where
poiSonS produced in the body are split
up and rendered harmless. When your
liver goes wrong il upsets the whole
bodily mechanism and YOU feel slug
EiSh, your appetite is poor and you DO
not enjoy eli her work or play. Just
a few doses Of jays Pepsotone is what
what will put the Pep into your lir-
or. and you feel fine. No dieting. no
Inconvenience. no gripping or ncuSea.
4 purely vegetable preparation COM
bined with pepsin that quickly relieves
all symptoms arising from a dlsord-
cred liver and puts YOU on your feet
and keeps you there. II is the best
and most reliable preparation you can
buy. and never disappoints you in its
action All druggists have 1t and rec
ommcnd it, If you live too far away
from the drug store. we can send 1t
direct on receipt of price. SOC and
800 sizes. The PrpSotone Co.. Hunt
ington, ". Va, Sole Distributors.
Take the bottle to your druggist and
get your money back if not benefited.
Will not grippe or purge.
laws pEpcoTONE
The Wheeling intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1903-1961, 1918-04-17
FOR SALE-Miscellaneou

TOR sA1E-All makes Of carborators.
$500 Remy and spitworf maEnetos'
f5o prrst-o-lite. $3.50. Also big line
NJ generators, coils. lamps, springs. gears
and bodies. Tool Store, 1o3l-"S Market
street. Natl phone l376-R ap-lo-m
rop SALE-Thc old brick school build
ing, situated on Front street. Benwoou.
For particulars see r. II. Gilleland'
t-hcs,irr. or Geo. w. Yost, Bellalre'
Bellaire, Bcnwood & Wheeling Bridge CO.
ap-5-m
The Wheeling intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1903-1961, 1918-04-17

ASIllNtiTuH. April lG.-StrikIrg
coal miners in lie 'i""rS''S t'r"':k and
| pp"r Potomac ,i"lds If Maryland will
return I" wort; iu-nIurrnw. William l'a-
m"ni president al IN" Maryland aIStri"t
ui iii. miners union. anununC'7i her" 80
uiTht. after 4 day If conferences with
government officials.
Tho men - ruck. Mr.. diamond said III
protest against !nnccrlrnt" S"Hlc.' used
hy tn" operators IN weighing coal. az
ht SIS Tor paying Tie miners for ih"Ir
The Wheeling intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1903-1961, 1918-04-17
FASTER PACE
Continued from First PaSe.)


holds first place in ngrr"gat" If sub
scriutiuuS with S"1!.GS2. l"n. Til" Nt-
lanta district is last On ia" list. but
rcpurts from there Indicate that many
communities have started campaigns
late. and that progress soon Will hc
faster.
The Minneapolis district has r"n"lud"d
twn ,uvs of bond sales. hat no report
has been made.
Cleveland Leads.
The cleveland district has sub
scrIbrd $7S.9+0.0"n. or III l'"r cent NJ lis
quota Th" Richmond district has
raised II per cent of as quota or
$!S."1I.7Io.
In tho Cleveland district. go honor
Ha.s have been awarded. m"r" Ihau in
any other district. The San Fran'ISr"
district has "lH. TIL" thicac" district
has l79 honor cities. including 'hnn-
paign. ILL.,: Wat"rlnn. davenport. M"Sra-
tine. Dubuque. lhrs M"in".- and MhH"n
city. la: Whiting. E:aSr ''hicac" ana
hammond. Ind. l"St"n headquarters
has awarded 1iG Hays New York 1u0
and Philadelphia -.
In Richmond District.
From ltirhmulrd. Vi. cam" IN" mess
a-c that tn" "SiIunri,m Throughout the
district is WILL III hand and reports in
dica,c unusually larG" number IF small
buyers"
oregon AMI Iowa. whirh have been
..nuIrsling for III" h"r"r "f h"ing the
first state to SuhSrrih" it's quota, to-day
or..ri"d Il Now phase OF rivalry hy re-
nnrtiug almost simultaneously that all
Their counties had g.in" "0v"r the top.
OREGON reported having mad" his r''''-
ord 10y last saturday. however. An" from
Iowa ,.ilnc the m"SSIc" that N" Et$( al
it's counties hal ur"rsu"scr,h"d at Ian
This artrrnrurl TIL. treasury Is de-
fcrring th" awarding az first honnrs 1"
either If these states pending rnr"StiSir-
ton nr their reports.
The Wheeling intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1903-1961, 1918-04-17
FOR. RENT

FOR PENT-(;nod office and living
r.mrns ON the second and third floors Of
Ih., n:w IntcIliIrnccr building. 1894 and
I5r,; Market 81; Will be ready for occu-
nancy about May lst. Apply Peter Boyd.
,..,r,. Inrrillg.n,rr. ap-1T-tf
The Wheeling intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1903-1961, 1918-04-17
POULTRY

FOR SLAE- S &. w. lcShorn eggs for
Matching. Also som" beautiful hens.
Mrs, T.. G.. Willcr,on. Ecllaire. r D. No.
Ap-2-60t
rHoRoUGHBRED Barred Rock. Cn>A.
arrls 81 and s.. EGGS. $3.50 for >
S,jlwcll Farm, Rayland, Ohio.
ing: SN