davidaulloa/AmericanStories huggingface dataset:
Evening star., 1918-10-03

colored satin. Jet buttons achieve al
effective fastening.
Taupe georgette with tricolette col
lar and cuffs is a simpler, man-tail'
ored model. frightened with a smartly
tucked vest OF dove-gray georgette
Another georgette model is combi-
nation of brown and yellow is EN-.
broidered in a design of the brown ant
is finished with black silk buttons ant
frogs.
Evening star., 1918-10-03

HE MUTTERED
never would. 1 notice that you said the
house that we will build. I'm so glad
you've decided to help me. 1 can't tell
you how grateful 1 am
But 1 didn't say 1 would help you
build it, cried Jerry, backing away in
sudden ALARM l meant that l would
help you with the plans, and by telling
you how"
"Of course replied Reddy How
stupid of me not to understand. Now
what do you suggest 1 build that house
of?''
Jerry drifted nearer before he replied.
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COIN I1E[II|.INI!.[.
REGISTER II, TIE
COUNTY BUILDING
EVERY MAN BETWEEN 10 AMI 4"
YEARs MUsT REGISTER
THURSDAY.
CITY Men VIII! Register CT the School
Nearest to TAeI- RoSpcct,Ve
Homes.

Tho work If getting ready for regis
t-atlon day. Thursday. September L. l.
Progressing nicely. and everything Will
Ii. in shape On thu, day For thu 3i' TASK
wE:c! ,.UnIruut% TN men wh" nav p*e''
ch">"n for the work.
The county registration will !akc place
in tn" circuit and criminal c"urt r" IN"
IN ,h. ,.,sufy i,ui!dIrl; AMI will b. III
.I.;tr-, o! Sil.rIn Howard Hastings un'l
Hon. ". II. =. Curtis. VIII" have appoint
I'd Il corps az assistants |" h"ip III '"'s
important undertaking..
fosters huv" BEEN put II? in all CON
SricunuS piuc"s aEI Tie county Is ta"r-
ouEhiy billed Announcing th': plnc" ana
dat. al r,,gi%;r:i:"n. with general lhi"r-
nation IL rrG.I$irantS.
Thu rlt% m,. II vii register at the pun
lie scilnul$ and each itlu IL r"'lUIrcd IL
Register in the Srhun III which ward ~
i!vr:; ais! the school l':tchrrS hav9 vol
uur,"r..,! their services for ~" day. ~
t.ti. al r"siSlruti"n "At':!';S from
o'clock IN tn" m'rnng until ? "''"''h
mt night for b"tn Cli% am! '"'in'! an"
about 1000 men arr "xp"ct"! !" bc' listed
for p,SsIllr Srrvir. for Uncle sam III
the city and county together.
MI lnaIe persons VIII" shall have ht'
tanned their eighteenth birthday All"
shall not have attained their forty
, sixth birthday on. or !"i"rr lhuTSiA!
S,pirmimr J =. must register.
rh. only exceptions AZ" persons Wh"
npriur Ia registration day. hav" r"Eis
tered under the terms Of the aci AZ
proved May Is, 1917. ar under III" turns
! "f the public resolution "t cnnGr""% AZ
proved May ~. lglS. whether called f"'
service or not: officers AND enlisted me-
OF the regular army: officers ;rp"iIIt'd
and men If tn" forces drafted. under tn
. provisions "f thu act nf congress Ma
IS. 1917; officers and enlisted men /"
th. National 't;Uar,i while III tn service
. uf the United States. and the oiflccrS q
the officers reserve r"rl'S and "niIHtr'
mra in thu enlisted reserve corps whit
& in the service OF ia United States. am
offers and enlisted MN and enrolled n"'
F. ur III. naval r,s;..r rye fore" ana luar!n
, turps reserve while in In" S''rNic" al TN
! country Persons not subject /" regis
| trHtiun solely un nCcrIInt az hr..nG IN III
| military or naval service Of llI' mt"
, S,aIra h..r,,rnr subject To r"@!strat:"
a:,d mr.. required /" register iInrn";!ia;"!
! upG, leaving such military and MAYA
S.rvi,N.
Any person failing to register undo
IN" rcQCiT"mrn,S commits miN!''
r.r.ar.rr. luui&hnhlr !.y Imprisonment E"
on" year. aud may result II. IN" loss "
va!!.:!irI" rights ADD privileges and Il
i!unrdi:.t" inducti"I 'rlu ihr in;i!ihr
service.
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CONGRESS- ATTENTION
WILL Be devoted
to REVENUE: MEASURE


WASH N':rr'%. |'.;h- ~ r-'''9S
-. ,h.. h.u>.. 81, ,lr.. .r.,ch1l war r"vc-
,.u ,.,.,.....L ,r,h.hi,i,.,, lr;;is-
"''' "''
lHtl"n. Will center ''''t'
zion this week.
,...r,, i. ,,rt.. an ,lIr tax measure
......, ,-,,,,.rr,,,y and AZ its
Will p' Resumed
conclusion. rT"l"tht| M'''"'S"'!'
E,:u will l,r taken up Tor amendment
,,,,,or rive. n,i,,,it- !.;ii; .,u d.lHi".
,..,,,,rd.,.. is Lnr.d
us P'S'Hit' -
for.
with IL" $"nh'" 1IhAh'"
r"suIu'nG hearings '"-hf''l''N
hill. III" senate J." 'Ni"t''' ~
lciSurcly "n "thcr i'E"'''| -
awaiting th' rev '''"' 49, .,,,...
morrow II VIII "'h'i' wa ~ W" 49,,
minerals r"nlr"I pilI. ~!
senate mines r"rniH''t'" '''rS -"
= in'':I$ur" lh'h"rl"'"" u
chasing corporation WIZ
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RESIDENCE DESTROYED
By FIRE At BELLA|RE
Two Men Slightly Burned While Aiding
In Getting Cut Furniture From
Burning Building.

4 frame r,.:'i,i,n", owned 10y III" ship
herd estate. situated Just in III" rear ~
in" Colonial cafe. S"u,n "t tn arir"f''ii
to the =; * ~. station. Union stree
EcIlair, WAS destroyed Icy III" about IL
o'clock last ''I,7Iin- when an OF lamp
cxpluGrd. The i""rr floor Was ""'uri'"i
LIZ Frank GALLAGHER a ,d tho upper ti'"r
by culurrd man ,'y H." name 81 RHrh'
~ Call. lie Lost SID IN vlSh whl'n "aS
in his trouscr pn"kcis hanging III
closet The greater portion &c tho ;urni-
lure and contents wrr" destroyed. Til"
loss will amount /" aTpr"Nlina''!E ~
in". partially covered hy INSURANCE.
Two mon. MHrt NrnHrm ana i-ulH'i
Huckinhcrry. VIII" came /" t'"' r"-'' '''
were slightly burned about IN" holy III
wnrkini; - 70, The furniture out for sir
r,rIophrr Tho E"llr;r" Fir" department
did splendid work and kept the r''t"E
-r,.., r.,-,.Idiur !, u1i:rr buildings.
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BOY AVIATOR
CONTINUED Er7lu Fcgc C1e.)

pus ST 20, and called at tho American les a.
tio1.
hitchcock We Captured F-S-ch 6. waen
y. WIS forced 70 I.,.G :f"cr IN aerial
combat Wit, +arec GcE1rTn E?c-iicrs. &c
m. .;.cprccl IL the ihu;E ard his INA
cline became disabled Il n: ai1':i;'" OF
= ,nousonG ;;;r,."r. u; lie i:.o"tgri ="
land safely inside the GcG:a1r line. Ft
,Un.; immediately seized hE general Ger
,na,. and tax Il Gp hreSs.!:C TtSt;@A.
1.rc,n there lie was LIT 20 4 h"Sp.t7! II
ct, E.rao!d. Later he WIS :-'h&Ie--';' 20
saar:ruc::22.
u rock two ,ncatM, for fig Woniid IL
-,tcho,E'g !.c. ~ i.4~i. 80 id ac 80 ;
not ra!t~catca l.? tlc @;2:7t:n:;' BIZ
.hot there ,:S5 p!c::.y Of &rac"I"':
among the p-i-0r2rG. Uho were h#"iE
t-is-:or. e. ID hr Fad ne',!- -7vsG nf
the arrival II pLci;:geG containing 100"
:!:orl r. rec.
ate landing ina!dc IT, German
lines" said Hitchcock. II lied s%iG'''
rhc second r!;nc I did rot crmc tn my
ccnses uu,n I had Tc7ciicA the dr"%T'r|
station. IN the h"critci I received i.!sr
treatment only. -.iGre YES Gae a"'''s
for tic $50 ratic=ts, "md lie food ~ =;
not very Gcoa.
1T ESCAPED while being Transported
With two ether Americana t"Ciii L:-h-
field % aastaGt. Thc"c yTas orc Gs":i's:'
guard for nc th"cc 81 ~"
"Iyhiln til. Grain :t~-;"' = Gt efti"'
near Elm. tic r7,a"d i'll inta = Coz. J
snatc.lc.t the r:.lw"" Wo7. :.:HGH 'a*
near it'll, au;. ai:,o -. I.:.''ir.' . E't'G
not allowed to l::.ndic c"r 1lcacJ.
"P-oGcut.y tic i,uG:T :-TGEo I'd T:l:s-
.ackasc % :oct! .rn!c!i had bcra a@Tcd
rom NJ ra:!o=T, but Icing tn" :':"D
behind, rl&M,a 1i:: o: tho doo: crr"-
c.tc, and ~ as :ast &C possible a""y
FROM the "ai.roaG tf@c::,. :.Er E"':d
yelled n1tor ne hut EH:,: t.!Ct he
could not follcg because of lie two
other p-i:onc"E he EaG n caa-+S2.
~ tne:. :luT+ol doWa urd h',"2 tC
vr.lk toward tho frCntto" During IN.
daytime elwcyG I'D g. tho .:122::, Trs
/ ut night ovndci TOW NJ s.Nl villages
! walking nrou.:.l ~ ~. I :r;-S 3is'"Ja Oh
q closo watch fo- ;E2 Sc .iiI!s, i"r
v-uu IN thu uniform y! = French ETI:ttor
Most Of tho territory :sGV"-E@I ~
farming iSnd. with 30 people working
during tho d.. r:'Eon They !ett IHt
fields iii tho evening would @eEin my
tramp.
IT made excellent prc9ros6t exccp'
rcw aad then wnen encountered
r,aTshc5, fcncas and hodEcG, : T!2p'
during tho daytime, nita- having ia"u'
+ eure Of tho ratety OF my shopping place
! "ErriTinS a: what I Thought N'ac. "E'
swicn nardc-r watched 5of Ur%i:= sat!
40 electrically charged Ti-o5 a"f 3uto
matte cigaal.. Apparently aTHscu Gl
BuoN tlbiE-.
"onc morning fele auro that was
III Switzerland. but bofn:o .nGu!rirT
sdd.d 1ne c.:tra ni!el - iHy ts1;ni
sut FOUND wy:e.: IL e hLs,a v!E"3H
Then sskod g gI:!r who 1pokc Ert:2h
@hore I vru.. Shn said w11 III G%:.
sorlnnd md then haaw W.: Jnt'.'
Hitchcock KIN I2cSo for tho CE!tet
sGatoa 81. aonut two wos:'1. 80 ii. ,.li
TO trGrYrar rrcn, tho I'ro!:ch II tin
American flying corps,
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Edward {. Frohme Arrives.
Safely Somewhere in France
Former We'll Known News Mechanical!
Man W.T., Forces Ger -'ncro.

Word VA. r'r..ir.H "a tl:o c::y y""t"r-
,]av. l., r.In,iy,~. t"ll'ni; i''::i Edward G..
Tr"h,.a ~,n. "t 'n;;.i.i: 'iam"% i'r'hn"'
nc ,h. rtr draft board. h"d ?rrir'd
safely IN France. H.. 49, Formerly en-
plcy.,i "u III" Wh"..'i": Kew, as line
tyr" oI,"rll"r and 'mlI,'"! "nd wa S";!i
- A,,rmn. o.. with ~. h'"% from his
ri;i. a. ;l%c ur S;"rial training.
Later hr WA transferred /" camp
Iari;rrn. :. -. nuh - r"w !" IL" an:"'n"-
hilr artillery r';n!r department.. fh-
ward ia welt h"rwu ;!r'-w:h'U: i'"'
Nhrrl,mc d,+t.i", ana his 'ntry fr'endS
will -, u,,n%a,! - k;i"w hat il" b.: ar
riyc.I sadly an H." other SIDE
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"A r,riretnully In producing nnnurariur-
In. b.-,n into ami rnttun muS, n:ruU-
rnriuring chemicals not "'h'r~'>' il*i.
cdr ,nsdirtnra uItt mrrtirni surgical SUP
niles r-rtilixnrs, insnrtt,::'~ "Hi f'.nr.'H
SOAR, tanned iathrr nht inIu'mi' ~
tracts cotton ami w""i"n t.N'ii.>, id-
Guiding SPINNING, w"nvinH nii flr.ah'"s.
crttnn A nd vvur,!rn kult t,."'-. ''<iii" ma
ohinepy. biutsr Irvine and rap. pihm;s
engaged tNriusive!r in mountaineering
boots and s!,"rs; plants "nit"r''i "1'lu*i'-
civ In manufacturing putt "nd rrrer.
cnttnn ccrnprnss':nis: "Imnis "m::r .F''! "-;'-
ripnIir IN rr~drn.inH i''''"s"Nlrl'a "r I".r-
tn,,,cnI. within ur. '.;.,'.r., - t'i. pc. .
riTlr.. -. ...r'..i .'i".i.. '.'atirr s:'i 'r'.-
:lurr lux nri.",. 's.i. -. i.'h- - Il
s,nrinG iui,:,:u. iona r"' t"r is,rn"fr".u.-
INV AMI marketing:
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U. S. TROOPS
CONTINUED From PrSo one9

death. He was FORMER mcnfocr o' u"
Pittsburgh Hockey association
lieutenant Frunk fl"nh"nn!nS' hi@' ~
Pittsburgh. WA Killed. IN tho ''H"' ,'C
about l'ismctto. He hr"nm" oh''HE i'H
T., III, rI,rn,pn hnrhrd vrirc nu1 was Hhot
r.. - Grr,rnn machine gunner. t;!"t-
donuIup had received his commission
s.uro h!s orrlvni IN France.
Idculonnr! Entrh Hush, who hnd rein
live. In ku;,a.,n, ami who, hrf"r" 'h'
wnr. was MI rmpln?n In shr Enr"rnmeh'
huroau Of ,nInoA Ia Pittsburgh. ~n'
killed by shrnpnrl west ~ FiHr'rtt" dur
Ing an attack by tho GTrlnns.
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MORE VILLAGES
Continued from PcTo oLr.)

In-hes-Dn:rrE @1a she 3lats:" OF CT1-
onuu will :nN," sGyE !ftc-el 1:ut:u, ad;-
tor of the Echo 20 2.ar-.
GarereI :IaEg.Y's SrEy 10 HtIE
making rrcn"eca 'ae .:%!:t Of ns
eluy or general :Eunsoort ,t;7.uo!2:i
On tho soIsso2a plateau. Military sc:"-
mertntnrS .isy tlsaG j: Ger...i L"d"H-
dorr n!nnu so ..I:St Oh whas .siI2!ar n!
The EiuGcrbusn iI::a - xii! 10 hu-
promo Enst. and VIII n.nsH ti.o ci:tEiy'r
i.ati.oinona frnn the HG.l or irAftn II
LrGenG0Iit IL a6s aba to ccthin his
grasp on rAv !iHa.
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WANTEU-Eenale

wANTED-Civil service. examinations
Wheeling in September. Government
clerk. teacher, InSpcctrcSs. typewriter.
l.,rk-kcrucr, research clerk. Preference
,r,cn women. SALARY Sl20l-S20oD.' EN-.
;,a-icucr unnecessary. Women desiring
government positions write for free par.
lirulars. Raymond TER! ttormer cltil
s,ryic, examiner ITO columbian
E,IiIG:inE. Washington. ST.
wANTEO-r;irl. 10 feed press. Apply
Buii;,id l'rrnunS House. 121l.l?l3
M%in st. So ST.
TEO-Govcrrmcnt- civil service
examinations. Wheeling. in ScpttnlhFr.
Government clerk. teacher, inspcctresS.
research clerk. typrwrite. Salary l20"-
"nul. Experience unnecessary. Women
G,.s!rin;. government positions write Tor
ffr. particulars III J. =. Leonard dor
MGR civil service J:Na;nincT), ~" k.-
roiS Building. Washington. SIN
WANTED-,iirls To iced press. apply
md floor News HldS. au--e-l
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WAN,TED-Agents
FOR SALE-Farm Lands

FOR sA1E-Two farms adjoining. Ono
CNr.arns lSG acres. on" ric. Good
buildings. Limestone lnnd. all IN neal
Gw and pasture: rs 'lcT"S OF Thinner.
Ti;csn farms are located : miles IRON
I.nrc City. Ohio. on y. & O. X Il. r.
- Town Of l.ooo population. Pric"
,ea.1rrn'c nnd on easy terms for QuIcN
snin G. II. Hutchinson. S"necaviil"
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T}yH5O-HHEiLE GAIN
Confined From Page cne)

held prior to the German offensive o.
last March, according to, tile War oIltee
aunourcCs,eu tonight.
The British haze ;ralned ground aAonS
the Tc:;7fanG- EpcEy Lire.
rGore tua-. 10, 800 prisoners wore take
by tic British - Trance in the hrst
week Of September.
The Gt:.te:nnCt .2Ts:
on thu southern portion of the batste
front on troops nave now entered tic
araa OF the defense syotcm3 constructed
Ey us prjor to tile German March oifell-
give. T:e enemy IS Offering incrcscad
resistance aannrs these prepared ae-
fcnscs and clarp fighting hns takca
placc today ct number Of points.
"our advanced troops are pressing
forward and have gained ground IN the
direction Of vaerrlaud. Kesbecourt and
Eprhy.
LEGAL hostile attacks we're repulsed
this morning sonin Of Ploe5sSae-t ana
cast .: TuivcrGlezl. On the re-a-inoei
Of the British front there is nothing Oh
special intcrcc- 10 report.
.Tne number c: prisoners cap@uret!
by tie E;i1;Sh troops II France during
tie first week of September exceeds 49,
ojo.''
RERLnJ, Sept. S.-tVia London.)-
"on the battle cror.t &c are everywhere
IN our ncw positions" says the GERMAN
official COMMUNICATION i3GIcd Goaay. L
nd,u,r,: that cast of TlCXalilon INC
French entered the German line hu'
says that norm RI A21ncrticres 5ritlsh
a.racES nave Dcc:l Tcpnls2d.
&c ..::t cr ;l:a conunin Cation foi-
! lows:
Our infantry detacnnncn75 hroughE
rri,cre-5 from the Belgian lines east 81
-.IcrcEcc.
"NortI Of hl1,,ep.iereG we rapulseo
. renewed; lacks ~ the English.
: ON The battle i-oat we nEe every
where - cur acw positions.
.sa;:th Ct the PsroHne- Canbrai roaa
TIC cr;:uy yeSte::!1y sought by means Of
,"rcr,- :o"ttc, ~ 5.FpToach our 7oSitoEs
or :ca~ ;:ua-tt5 opposed HIM. oa'
,-;r,lea, I:..!.t..c tC nc nu!VrG1eS.-iJ
s:,n.".o- crc-::y. ind n the eT'" &c
;,ulrcG v:u:cr: a.t"acl:s vest II 1oN1c'
, corr. Spc!;y- Tcl"rleEz,
On DC ii .i:rs of The sonnnie agar
v2strrdav the cnc1nJ foiloWcd us on!j
! ics:tz;aI,gly. We are il lighting con
ts;t nth him ~ tho TcrTnan-St SihleoI
liz, and TIC C:oz2t canal.
",:c-.h @: tie Aisne the artillery duel'
bccs,~: more iT."r1a. West OF FFe
r,...rc AID L:s=court strong p1r1-al az
la-::'. Il ITO enemy raI2..
south Ct the ANettc tho enena
-vcrrch lis gay ia:o our line east o.
vauxa.l,or. Strcug attacks between
va,,,.s::!.1 and r,ast q: Va.i-y "t:c .e
rrs1ca many :::Trs nn.l evening d.
,:c,.. "spT!rcd.
= "I.c.wcen the htsne Gmd the Vcsie LIZ
tCnt:ug ACTIVITY has decreased
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FOR RENT-Houses and Apis.

FOR EENT-Good office and living
rooms ON the second and third floors OF
iii. new latalliGenccr building. 1906 and
1907 Market 81. Now ready for cccu-
nancy. Apply Peter Boyd. care 1ntel!i.
e.ucor ap-l7-tf :
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JAP ATTACK
fCorttnued Frora Page one-}

attached and dispersed them VIC had
no casualties.
-Ou thu. occasion ~ our north Man
churia detachment passing over inc
East China railway. the Chinese troops.
the officials and peoples cnthusiaStica-
" welcomed them. for which honor tn"
chief Of the general staff. Baron Lyc-
hara automatically thanked the Chin
csc war minister. Tuan Che kuci. Au-
GUST So Tuan's reply was received An
gust 81. 1t said:
1T is only natural and proper 10 OK
tend a welcome tn your truqrs Us those
Of our friendlicst n"iEhh"t. whenever
they pass our territory. We hardly de-
serve your appreciation which. however
YOU have been good enough to s.Al' us.
Your kind message has been conveyed TO
the local authorities.
TOXIC, Sunday. Sept. lit Is semi
officially announced that on August -
n norton Of Genera! ScmenoffS army
occupied uadabrak and that another &C.
c,,pied Chlndaatskaya Tho main foTc@
concentrating ut Bolja, took 100 PRISON
ers and two machine guns and mrH"
quantities Of wur stores. including mot
or cars.
The Czechs who had been concentra'-
ting north Of blanchurin- observing that
General Senleaoff was advancing. dcc'o-
cd 10 enter ZaikA. and 1t Is expected
,hot they will soon commence move
mont. A portion Of the Czechs h''c'nE
n q WA sntercd M;lnchull
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FOR SALE Miscellaneous

FOE SALE-Maxwcll 1915 model tour
!nr. s35r.uO. Capitol Car Co.. !i2'
Narirt -. So
rGR SALE--Chcvro!ct touring S335.G0.
T!m" payments If desired. Capito! Car
Co. 1925 Market ST. -------.------S-i- l
FOE SALE-Maxcll 1915 model touring.
a bargain at $4,000. Time payments
i desired capitol Car Co. li"s Market
81. .--- --''>-''''
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rl:iI,' cheap for cash. Call kcmpS gro
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The Wheeling intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1903-1961, 1918-09-09

WANTED-Ynuns man about Is years
old Tor office alri~to be useful about
Inc store. browne Bros Ito Market
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The Wheeling intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1903-1961, 1918-09-09
LOST and FOUND

1osr-on Friday II Liberty Theatre o.
,o,rotri,u money, valuables and due
t,IiI Itch owners name. Reward for re-
turn 20 1rtc1ligeneer office. *-'-l
The Wheeling intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1903-1961, 1918-09-09

-E-1rN r7I- Lardor), Sept. g.
r5-;,rc e. nnsn.ag usw from the bat'Ie
t~o..e." sa"s t!:c c!Gc!"l statement froh'
co,.r-, rtaIc;.G:t4!s Gnts eveMrg..s
The Wheeling intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1903-1961, 1918-09-09
FOR SALE

POE shEE .ruon h'u.+u. <u. II va:
nut Ap., E".'''ih"n n. fHh 80 H.
Wn,uih,iiiir. s-i7!
The Wheeling intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1903-1961, 1918-09-09

- I.v,,- freight handlers and truck
nrs; Ennd wages. also prompt advance
r,cn, to other departments. for compe-.
in.; rncn. Ages IL 10 So. Sec Nr. Han,
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The Wheeling intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1903-1961, 1918-09-09
WANTED-Male

wArTED-Shoe salesman experience
unnecessary: also shoe salcslady.
cr;.ricurcd. and Il package boy. Nay
shoe co.. 1871 Market St. city. s.9-l
Observation-Disclosures. Apply steam
I:I.rtric CO.. @O-l6th St. s-9-i
The Wheeling intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1903-1961, 1918-09-09

.Ic.wccr the htsne Gmd the Vcsle LIE
tcnt.ug ACTIVITY has decreased.
The Wheeling intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1903-1961, 1918-09-09

WeNTEp-Elevator boy. Apply at
once 10 engineer News Building, 1900
LIain ST. 500
HrCO-At once. two boys TO carry
routes on tho Island. Apply At the
in,cilIc>nct. "tflcc. s-3-d
" nNrED--pract!cal baker ana two
good bench hands. Good wages.
McIIillcn Baking Co.,, ClaJsFliIe' "a.
CHARTERS phcn" Al. SSH
WkNTED-Mcn. our illustrated can-
In.u. explains how We teach barber
ing quickly. Mailed free. Moler Barber
CgIlese, 331 w. eth ST. Cincinnati: ono.
The Hood River glacier. (Hood River, Or.) 1889-1933, 1918-08-15
Notice Of Sherift's Sale


lH tile tlrea.t tear- VI tHr ~-ase
Oregon for the County ot Hood Eres.
llat-sari. State Bank. "a carn r4-
rI... Plaintiff IS H. a. I-lga- ar.
Eva If. Iuggar. DEFENDANTS
BE virtue II Wr.t Uf artachmeru
Judgment rider. Judgment. order .t
Sale ali Urit ut execution lSSltl .at
at the above entitled cgart. tre
above entitled cause to me 'rl,tgt
ana dated tie sixth day 10 AaEst.
lsl> upon d Judgment rendered and er-
tered sand court cH the FIRST aaF uf
August. 1915. lu favor 0t ,.a,~.au.e
State Bans. d corporation. Plaintiff.
and against IT, A. DULLau a.a Eva
Nj. Nuggar, Defendants for the SUM
If tWu thousand tVo hundred an1
thItE-folr and l3-l0a ,S5l. .5I t.i-
lar, with interest thereon at the rate
.of ten tlu per cent per an1um from
the 18th day ut December 1919, AND
the further sum ut two hundred ana
fifty DS1aUuOl dollars, auc for Jao tur-
ther sum of thutt-four Si.0Vl dollars
costs and disbursements. aad the costs
et and upon this writ, commanding me
u make sale of the following described
reei property. to-wit
LoJ 0He tl, In Section I'D. Township
/ North. Range 10 East of the William
cite Meridian. containing 4U.9o acres,
more or less also a strip of land -u
feet iH width, beginning at tine south
line Of the above described tract and
running thence south along tile east
lHe of Lot Eight )Nl Of said Section
20, % rods, more on less, to the County
Road i'm the County Of Hood River
State of Oregon.
Now, therefore, bp virtue of SAID att
The Hood River glacier. (Hood River, Or.) 1889-1933, 1918-08-15
WY We ARE
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Newport daily independent., 1918-11-16
oRvIL R. DUNHAM DEAD.

Orvil R. Dunham, aged B years, died this morning at 5:30 from allness of less than week with pneumonia. The edceosed, who died at the home of his cousin, Mrs. B. B. Durham, will be buried at Nuckolls Switch Sunday afternoon, the body to be carried to that place this evening on No. 33.
 The deceased was in business on lower front street and by his honesty and intergrity built up good busi- ness and was liked and respected by all who knew him. By his jovial dis position and gentlemanly bearing he
 le friends who regret deeply to learn of his death. He was unmarried but has two sisters, Mrs. Louis Jasey of Parkdale, who is expected tonight
Newport daily independent., 1918-11-16
NOTICE OF BRIDGE TAX.

The tax books for the collection of the Special Bridge Tax on real prop erty in Bridge Improvement District No. of the City of Newport, Arkan- sas, for the fourth annual assessment of said district, have been placed in my hands. All owners of real prop erty lying in said district are required to pay their tax to me by the 1st day of December, 1918. If such as- sessment be not paid by said date, action will be taken for the collection of said tax for the legal penalties and cost.
 Given under my hand on this the 29th day of October, 1918.
 LOU MINOR. 158d3Ot. Collector.