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Rock Island Argus. (Rock Island, Ill.) 1893-1920, 1918-08-03
CEO RDS I'D
DIScORDs
IL BILL JONES AND ME HAD
RIM THE WAR

IF BILL JONES AND ME HAD
RUN THE WAR
1t wouldn't lasted half as long,
If Bill Jones an me had run the
warl
Nor wouldn't a bin so much ats
wrong,
II Bill Jones an me had run the
war!
We'd a went right in, by Heck ter
win,
A fightin' too, by Gum, like sin,
We'd a started in at old Berlin
If Bill Jones an me had run the
warl
Believe me, oil boss, they'd bin a
fight,
If Bill Jones an me had run the
wari
We'd a fit it thru, an fit it right,
If Bill Jones an me had run the
war.
They wouldn't a bin no bad mis-
takes,
So many bulls, an ornery breaks,
We'd a soon cleaned out them Ger
If Bill Jones an me had run the
war!
We'd a TUX the gang from "Bos-
kem's Store"
If Bill Jones an me had run the
war,
1t would all bin over now that's
IF Bill Jones an me had run the
war;
Fer Bill an me it would jes' bin
fun,
We'd licked the Turk an bloody
Hun,
By now the fightin' would all bin
DONE
If Bill Jones an me had run the
war.
Down at "Griggsby's Mill" we'd a
planned it out,
If Bill Jones an me had run the
war;
Believe me. OF boss, we'd fit an
fought,
If Bill Jones an me had run the
war;
Bin jes' like singin' an OF time
song,
An wouldn't a bin so much ats
wrong,
Nor wouldn't a lasted half as
long
If Bill Jones an me had run the
war,
William Henry Dixon.
SENATE Makes New Move To
Put U. S IN Air" says a Chicago
Tribune headline. If a few of those
gentlemen in the senate had their
way about it the Z. S. would be lin
the air" all the time.
Every law has its compensation
The weather man after failing to
bring relief during the torrid tenn
peratures OF last week has been
labOring assiduously this week to
pull the heat wave back. So now
it's just about $3.50. We have to
guy" somebody and we think, on
LIIS III VI MS IOi IOA
the last two weeks at least, the
weather man is unanimously elect
ed for the guying.
When we remarked that Pease
and Meals are the names of the
principals of a wedding scheduled
to take place at Aledo, H., the Reg
ular Caller observed that "a hap
pier combination could hardly be
imagined"
S. L. R remarks that Won Hind
enburg has one good thing to his
credit No man ever furnished bet
ter material for humor, near-humor
and satirical comment
AS H. P. S. quoted former Presi-
dent Cleveland the other day as
saying he was proud of his enc
mics. we allowed that, if enemies
were votes right now, the kaiser
could be elected to almost any
thing.
The La Plata Home Press looks
for a decided decrease in the death
rate of grandmothers after Sept. /,
when baseball goes under the ban
SI-NNEp CJ 0TUEC
Rock Island Argus. (Rock Island, Ill.) 1893-1920, 1918-08-03

In perfect accord with Hun practices every town
vacated is left in ruins and the whole district
completely devastated.
Rock Island Argus. (Rock Island, Ill.) 1893-1920, 1918-08-03
-Yonkers Statesman

l do not blame the cops a bit,
know just how they feel,
Don't wear so much TO make a hit,
Just slip on a banana peel.
Rock Island Argus. (Rock Island, Ill.) 1893-1920, 1918-08-03
Huh. This Goat Steals Bottles! Our
Baby Should Worry!

Friend O. D. K: Please read the
following news item from the New
York Herald and let it be a little
friendly tip which you may pass on
to your nurse girl that your baby
may not some day lose its lunch in
a similar manner:
A solution of the problem of the
mysterious disappearance in the
last month of more than one hun
0red milk bottles from baby car
riages in Central Park was reached
in the discovery that the culprit is
none other than Nellie, the crippled
Angora goat, who has been allowed
tine freedom Of the park by Joe Gun
bingham. head keeper of the park
menagerie.
Rock Island Argus. (Rock Island, Ill.) 1893-1920, 1918-08-03

Did anybody miss the column the
ether day when it failed to appea r
on schedule? And did YOU suppose
We were on vacation? Well you
weren't far from right Ia fact we
would be highly pleased if we were
able osay you were absolutely
right" However, comma, we have
not had vacation. we are not hav-
ing vacation and, what's more.
we haven't been advised, SO far.
JUST when We'll get one-if any,
20. d. K.
Rock Island Argus. (Rock Island, Ill.) 1893-1920, 1918-08-03

For we're going to show the kaiser what Yankee
Rock Island Argus. (Rock Island, Ill.) 1893-1920, 1918-08-03
SIMMER CLOTHES.

heSe tOrTlu days I envy you
With all my being lady fair,
If this complaint of yours is true
That you have Not a Thing to
Wear.
W. Kee Maxwell,
In Akron Times.
l have a Thing to Wear, kind sir.
And once l hoped that l might
air it,
But when I took it to the beach
The cops refused to let me wear
it.
-Yonkers Statesman.
Rock Island Argus. (Rock Island, Ill.) 1893-1920, 1918-08-03

Continued Monday
The Wheeling intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1903-1961, 1918-09-13
SUDDEN BLOW IN TIE SOUTH May
CONTINUED from Page One.)

perou position they result Of the suddennesS OIL 'ne
lioW
Although advance Of the Americans was swift ana sure ana
excess miles the southern side OF the ole
we're made cavalry iar outatippsd the tanks and toon anu
was last rored operating along the railroad near Vlgneu
most IN the c5ter salient and ten mules nores VI
hc and also northwest of Font MouSsor through the 1oSI anu
along the railway running rorhward to Metz the great era
the southern Notifications OF which are less tnah "
miles distant. =, .. :: +Lo
Thaucourt Bouioule Panes and several other towns IN
south were captured initial DASH while on the west at VIC
northern edge CT the pocket the village OF Conores WI"
and the envron of Donuartn La Montague were reached
To the south the Americans penetrated lno
heiohts OF the Mouse and the French fought their way no w
ts of St Me Unofficial reports to the enect n' He
town has been recaptu7ed by the French 49, ,., +od
THE fytinr front at commencement Of the battle
twenty nileseet the western side and twelve meS Oh ING
southern side The fighting preceded by an extremely neay
artillery bombardmnt and the troops and tanks advanced
horraoe which was carried with mathematical PRECISION
From the war maps would seem almost Impossible LOT Inc @
tn eyacase the salient without huge losses ~ men ana
first REPORTS show the Americans took lOo PRISONERS III
fret STAGES Of the had suffered remarkably small
The strategy of Marshal Foc in the present neuVer co'
bo foren EXCEPT that the first objective the VI W
Nbo sector and Strengthening OF the aed nne loh
on IS verdun eastward The obiteraon OF the ahenI ou
,Tv before direct toward German territory run iS
-eoion vou1d be possible Whether Marshal Foch mas III Wow
camnoon ND the Meuse valley Metz and the Aosene valley LII
remains to be seem
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thc city had nftr"n Indians. Will" IN"
I,urororns countries represented ny tex
istr-,nts from lhr county w"r" ln!tn''
Scrvj,. Greece. Austrin-ETunEarE. itAilN'
France, RrlEiurn, Germany. sweden
Turkey, Switzrrlani Russia and ne
british Isles. making in all ah"ht '"'
aliens for tho county.
City Of Eenatrc.
Yesterday Was not election dAE !"
E..lIairr. but it had the appearance"
Larry, crowds "f men gathered 1r"uh
;hc various voting precincts. not '"r an?
uolitiral part. hut To rNEi :t'r Their
,,r,..s in rrSp"ns:.. In Il call Of IN" gov
rrurnnnt and a; the sam" tim" I" r'e!s-
tor = Kick against kAiS"ri%m. When IN"
r.ris,rati..n ceased last night IT was
Announced by Cook Tnnfori. cha rihan
If tho local draft hnrrd. that in All PROB
ability the number nf rcriS!rAntS womb
crrecd tho estimate ~ i.0n0 mon in thr
district. 49,
Throustout thr day th"rc w"rr hn*F
sccncs at all tn" voting places In IN"
district. More than 81 registrars wrln
cnIa -ctl AMI NOR" interest was taken IN
fh. registration than in ANY cT"nt tina
has hcrctnfor" occurred in Rcllair'. tn"
district is composed Of Pultn'T. Mead.
York ard Washington townships. md Il
yr,v announced last night that Il report
az tho number Of rrEiStrants would nnt
be available hror several DAYS.
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FIRST COAL
Continued from Page one.)

,,a o+her American thrust has carried
+ho Inca forward to mnet the bulge fro1a
the east and ~ri:u trap Is being drawn
arout the enemy forces toat remain IN
the salient. 1t was only 40 miles aeross
the mouth Of thc pocket and the reports
TONIGHT showed that this had been
closed in to les5 than Is miles.
Through that narrowing gap the Ger
man forces in. the depth OF the sallent
1puct escape, and to withdraw "11hou1
confusion that might turn the retreat
into rout, they must shakc OF 1he
French forces which arc hattor1ng them
all along the St. Mihiel front.
On the fact Of to-n1gLt's report, Objects
rnrc believe there was good promise tAst
General Pclshing might succeed IN CLOS
Ing tho neck Of the bag and trapping
considerable force. rho fact that tHc
enelny was still offering stubborn reslsI-
aace in St. Mihiel showed there con-
siderable German force still IN the tfap
Tho American attack, IS 1t NOW Shapes
up, is a major, action. II Is sald' anu
there g NJ doubt that the strongest
American forces yet employed are en-
raeed. Possibly quarter CT MILLION
troops either a:e IN action or IN close
reserve.
The advance Of the eastern Jaw restS
on wide base. Reports indicate tnat
it had broken through at the first rush
until General Pcrshing could ding out
cavalry screens on both sid"s, to pre-
vent counter-attacks on his TANKS. the
very width Of the battle line however
tends to protect him and also to give his
initial thrust the power that will carry
it across the read that is the only lice
Of retreat for the Germans IN st. Mlhiel.
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DEBS FOUND GUILTY
Continued from Page One.)


val forces: attempting +" "hstru"t re-
crui;inE and uitrr;nS languag" tending
Ia incr,aS,. il. rr''v"k" ana "n'nuraG"
resistance Ia thu United States and I"
promote The. cause. If thu enemy.
Tho count on which II" WAS aai:dE'd
innocent charged thr: h" opposed the
riu<r If the United States.
The Jury was cut live and halt
hours. mostly %n~ui IN disseminating INC
iinr distinctions between the four
counts. Rain fell and III" court room
was dark and gloomy, hui IN" Sp"c;a-
tors r. nafn"d thrnuGh"u,.
When !, was announced thai III" jury
WIS Rad; 10 report the crush h""am"
great. Mrs. Rose Pastor Stokes. h"r-
self under conviction "n similar
charge. came ,nSid" Ia" ra:i'nE for She
first time. Previously. NJ n'hs request
she had rrrnainrl hli"n III III" hn6T
If the audience.
She drew her chair beside his ana
into her hands h. slipped his ""n
gnunt paw whrr" il remained whil" IN"
clerk wus reading tn" verdict. SIN" nAd
cx1cc;c, an adverse verdict from Inc
first admitting it T." her friends. Nor
was i, :, Surpri&" {" n"h%. In Rs Ah-
hrcs:. L. ~" jury hr said u" had n"'
ono word I" r"irari. anI rather ""'''
ont Of his way I" accept ih'' hainhE'iE
81. Louis anii-war platform.
Tho minimum penalty - :" F"ilr"
imrr, S"nrn"nt and fine "f Sl"n"H.i
Judt. WrSi"lIlavrr stated ihht n"
would hear tuune"l on Il motion l"r "
No." trial mex: saturday morning. I"nN'
until then. will remain NJ liberty hn"''
thu. trial hnn1.
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run and automatic fire swept down upon
the Yanks' right flank, but the tanAs
and artillery quickly moved IN 1ha'
direction and the Americans Weat ste1u-
lily forwurd.
mt ? o'clock the tanks had aisap-
peared amid smoke cloud over ane
ridge In front Of Selcheprey.
1.-THE Germans have offered very Il'tie
resistance to tho advancing AMERICANS
Occasionally :. stray machine gun or a"-
tomato rife has been discovered ot''
1t is apparent that the enemy mas with
drawn his main forces to second Inc
which possibly he Will defend WITH
certain degree of tenac:ty.
His artillery has been firing from
heb3nd a ridre which runs in front OF
the American Limo, but he is being pnr-
sued by tanks, which at one point 4ost
only one out Of IS and that stuck IN
the mud"
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GRAPHIC STORY
fConttnue<l from Pag 1ne.)


ridges and thick woods oL-r every con-
oealment for ouemy machine guns ana,
In addition, the Germans have fortihed
Limo of resistance which has everything
In It's power.
AT ono o'clock Thursday morning the
artillery preparation began with roar
that could be heard many miles away
and at night it rose and fell with pecu-
liar fluctuations. From all the ROADS
that ran parrcllcl tho flashes OF tnnum-
cradle guns told OF the impending
assault. Towards five o'clock-the hour
Of the attack-the firing became even
more rapid and It's su!cn toae mingled
strangely with the sound OF the rain.
AT down whole fleets OF TANKS,
manned by strong young Americans anu
French, were to be Eecn moving ont OF
their :hcltcrs to lead the attack. they
numbered on, but the Germans onefed
little oppo.1tton. The American intan-
try followed III open order, ploWing
through the mud, hut they were little
troubled by the feeble artillery resist
ancc.
AT one point, near Seicheprey, Where
the Americans had previously fought
desperately with the Germans, machine
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>,,d ,t,c work in its entirety. Tho
,n,,,,.,. nt thu uii,r" F"r,'" II n" N''S' !
,-ir-ini., \nilnu;,l' Gus company ''So
assisted III tn" registration ""TN'
.rb, linn. that the various reports
,r,r. l,-ru..h, IN and by whom t"ifHwS'
Icfrrrsuu. ?I".l. II. smith: ttitrh'''
On l. :. Eul,u: I'n"n. go. I"hn
c,.,.Ie. Lincoln. ?:.5. John N"tdhcr'
Madison. liza. Edward SyIviS: Webster
liza. Walter I;rwInan; Mckinley. lt;-?.
Hiss MaEuwa entire ln:o". MISC l'ln%'l'
claw, lG:5m. l:alph Young. The l"'i'"-
in,, mon Furnished cars FIR reGISt'ah'S'
interpreters. etc. during tn" day .'ec
I.auIi. Howard M-rl"l AN! Elmer "''tE'
judge lIrr =. Ii"nrckcr IF the cry
'dr,ft board had nothing but praiS" ~
,h,. highest mature to SAY about ih'
york uC tho teachers and issued the
rnIluwinc statement last evening. The
civ Draft Beard is greatly indebted
10 the patriotic school teachers "t
Wheeling who So nubly r"sr"ndr" |" IN"
call of the nation on registration haE.'
TIL, work was hard for tn" registrars
but they stood :" their guns and conf
plrtct Il stupendouH job. Thor" was 40
complaining on their part but they did
the wuri; chccr!ully and we'll.
OF tho $40 that registered yesterday
4159 w"rc native born citizens: 23n
were naturlliznd cItz.ILs: H. were Gill
zcrs by fathers naturalization h"for"
T ;5s rEnfrsn 1aG 5S Nsr s"[ sclar1G cns
whn had taken out their iirS, papers.
; and SO were non-dcclHrant aliens; intal
LEES As To race, 1881 w"r" whites.
! 27i negroes. citizen Indians II; and non
countries the foreign residents and
number follows: England. l3 d"clarants
and J." non dcclar;n,S: Ireland liz" doc
| laron;S: Scotland > IcrlarariS ;EId
non dcclarants: Wales - drrlartntS;
| Canada Gcclarauts and - ron-derIar--
| ants: other British . dcclarantS ard ?
non dr"larants: France l dcrlaTant ana
nondrclarant-: Italy % d"claranLs AMI
loo nnEdcclarantS: Russia 30 G"c!trLniS
and 1874 nondccla rants; Scrrih l monde
claranf: Denmark dcrlarlnt; Ncthcr-
lands d"c,arAut and l non dcclarant:
Norway / d~>l&rant and non d@cLar-
ants; Eouinanta | dorlarant: Spain -
' nunctc"arlntS: Sweden / h""larpni ana
nondc"l;trlut: SwIiHrrland d"cAr-
an, and | ronC!cclarant: McHic" m"nd"-
clar4tnt: sundrics which includes Greeks
Is hccl;lrantS and 229 1nnd"Claront":
Austria hungary 80 hrclaraEtS 'LEd lf6
non d"clarants: bulgaria ) n"ild"'iar-
ants: Turkey ; declarantS and ~ non
drrlaITtnlS: Germany "a dr"lrrantS and
. II non drrlarantS. Total d"CIarantS l1S
, nond.rlarntS SO.
| Thr number nf reGiStrantS OF cach
aC. follows: eighteen 800: nineteen I'll.
twenty az: twenty on" II: twcnty-tW"
=: twrnty-thr"r l: twrEty-ionr >; iwcn-
ty-Six =: tw..nty-s"vrn =: tw"nt%-ci@ht I;
twcnT y-ninc |: ihirtE-"n" :: thiriy-tw"
2"5; ihirty-;hrrc 49,: thir7ytf"ur ihf:
thirty-fi"c col: thirty-s:x So; thirty
seven 4r6: thirl!-Cight A.; thirty MN"
32N; frriy-threc col: forty four %%4 and
| fnrty-fiyr 14H Total All a;S,'S H. lgn.
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Ohio County

Tho court house was 4 hive of indus
try yesterday: practically every ONO"
and room besides both "rminai ana
circuit court rooms w"r" utilized ny tn"
cighty-oight workers in registering tho
county Incn.
The work va. under the charge "f
Sheriff Howard Hastings and v. II. {.
Curtis. wh" with I't"ir corps IT ASSIST
ants. handled III" hig task i'll very
cfCicicU; manner. turning out their work
like sta"oth running 1iiachINrrY.
Al o'clock in the morning whom IN"
work began queue Of men extending
from the cnurt room doors on tn" Second
floor Of the building. through n" Ia
down the steps the entire i"n%th "i ne
cnrrtdor 20 tho entrance "a Sixteenth
street. Ygcrr waiting to he listed on the
rolls for service in your Uncle Slnu"Fs
army.
Everything wa7 IN readiness and the
rcg.S;r;rs set 20 work. and tn" steady
grind Of turning out IN" r'i;t*tLI ms IS
started. which soon cleared tn" building
down 20 the ordinary lin" -; mon l" 10,
registered during IN" cu''r" day and
evening.
Tho jury and waiting rooms were
turned OVER 10 thr alien horn. Zach room
marked by the name Of the nationality
which wrS :" b" registered there. and
Interpreters w'r" stationed III ";trl
room ON" .4trh Cor F"!cS.. Crooks. itni-
ianS and Sir!l!auS; III all n!n" inter
DrrtrrS were th"r" WORKING; ON i!I'- ted
inus task "f ;.ssl@iing th"ir fellow "'':iil-
try:nc: 10 answer tn n'""s>arE u'i''t-
ti"n:, asked hT n" r"giSi;rtrS.
Army at WORK
Fifiy-0v" men and ".%iy.ti!"" %"'lnt
Indies ;,c,'I MS rrGl>ir'I"' and "'I" add.
t. take car" # all r's;isf:an;.' - '!;'.y
r:;n". win M "y"rn':'n If IL. TX
-,.Sh Al 'h0 "r~.tiIi". WIN th.y hni
thrIr hands full '"r g.. .'.'Il,l" ." '"nrs.
The young ladies, w"r" IN 'hnr.:" ."f
I.-@,, g
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HGnu 90 thu Big Blow.

WASHlNGTuN. Sept. l.. - Mi'h
French and American troops SIrlk'ht
un a wide irunt south and east "l Yer
dun today. the greatest battle. perhaps
IN. decisive, strugrlr III the war, may
hHyc begun. Early reports SHOW ina
this NrSl employment ~ General frrSh-
inES new army Is on L wac front, Inc
Joint French and iuIrrican thrust Gov
rrinE twenty miles.
Apnarcnlly the initial effort is T."
force the enemy out of IN" 81. Mihlrl
salient. which he has held since 1914.
Tho American troops HAY" been holding
m" front along III" southern and east
crn SIDES If In" salient. Their lines.
according Ia thu last information avail
ahl,. here included the point where The
front rrc,SSes tho MnSrllr river Th"
course nf That river Is IN" direct road To
Metz which il has been expected nero
would d. tho objective al the first phase
nf amy attack by Pcr$hlnES men IN thlS
region.
Many officers here h''li"vr Marshal
l"urh now has struck the blow ~ HAS
hai In preparation eyer sine, he deter
mined to withhold the bulk Of tho Amer
Iran army from III" lighting until thu
stage WAS set for d"rlSiv" action mo
movement planned however. may not
develop to It's full extent for several
days.
According To tn" last reports note!
here. American Givi$i"nSsknrWn TO be IN
tho positions from which IN" attack has
been launched Include. the veteran First
and Second regular divisions. when
were III" first American units I" get
into action in Frame: tho EiEhty-nnth
National Army. r,.mT-,S"d NJ Kansas.
Missouri, South Dakota. Nebraska. colo
raan, New McAic" and Arizona troops,
and the Eight y-s"r"nl National Army.
composed uf Georgia. Alabama and Teal
u~ssr" troops. with The Thirty srr"nil
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FOR SALE

I HAVE Ford roadster and my own scr
vic.s for hire Phone or write +. \.
krntzcr. West Alexander. PA. Sill
FOR SALE-liust sell :nj aero STOCK
tarrr--l5 miles railroad. Close church
and nnighhnrs: fire. gas under lease:
will include crops if sold at once: some
stock. Price $4,000. Terms cash: y
bargain. For information address Will
bort Math"ny. Gay. W. Va. s-l--i
FOR SALE-upright piano. rosewood
case. first class condition: at Il bar
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PoR SALE-2-d COW, fresh. Harry
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FOR SAIE-II6uSeh"ld furniture. III.
Guiding dining room set. beds. mah9E-
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alA0nn In Chicago.

CHICAGO. S.pt. i@.--R"giStratjnn' for
national SrrVi"" ~ Chicago today had
naSSnd tho 4 ii. anu estimated for the city
10y tho war department.. it was mii"r"d
ln," toni eh; by officials. Tahul2;I"ns
"f III. totals in thr "nnh registry l'iar"s
were delayed h"caii%" nf IN" magnitude
IT the task. I'll" total al ih"S" who
failed To register was placed ut less
than ! Pc cent.
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At East Iiyerpool.

EAST LIVERPOOL. -. S"Ht. l@.--\p-
rrnximatrly 5.hnn men registered III
District No. |. nf Cnlumhianh county.
under the provisions Of IN" man power
hill. up uutil o'clock Tonight. 1t is
,s,ir,7:itrd tn total registration will he
$500.
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ST. M|HIEL
Continued From Page One.)

tho neiEhboripg Hill 800 werc captur-
ed; numerous Of the enemy surrendered
at the latter place.
Tho American casualties have been
remarkably low.
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PARIS, Sept. l2.-"Thc American
attacked this morning - the region Of
St. Mihiel. The operation Is developing
under the best Of conditions"
THIS announcement was made by the
war office tonight.
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WANTED-Maie and Female
q. s. Department Of Labor.
UNITED STATES EMPLoYMEuT
SERVICE.

q. s. Department OF Labor.
UNITED STATES EMPLOYMENT
SERVICE.
FREE TO EMPLoYE AND EMPLOYER
wheeling Commercial Association
Assembly Iaoori./
Telephone $685.
MARKET AUDITORIUM BUILDING
HELP WANTED.
Any number OF Coal Mincrs-
Two Electric Crarcmcn-t
- Foundry Clippers.
Any number Laborers.
MachiniIts.
Freight Handlers
Grey Iron Mouldcrs.
Pipe Cutters.
Boys Over lG.
Locomotive F'irCmcn.
Brakcmnn.
DnmeStiCo.
SaIesladicS.
Girls Over iG.
Call at tho United States Employment
Service between and O'Clock for III
formation concerning any kind Of en-
ployment desired. Remember this IL
public service and there Is no charge
whatever tn ncy person. je-ltf
The Wheeling intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1903-1961, 1918-09-13
FOR RENT-Houses and Apis.

FOR RENT-Eurnishcd rooms for light
housekeeping. also nice sleeping rooms
1912 Market. over McCrory and zoe
Store. S-l1-l
FOR KENT-Good office aud living
rooms on the SECOND and third floors Of
The new Intellgcnc"r building. 1903 and
1907 Market St. Now ready for occu-
pancy. Apply Peter Boyd. care. lrtcl!i-
rcnccr, ap-l7-tf
The Wheeling intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1903-1961, 1918-09-13
At Charlie Stou.

CHARLESTON. W. VA. Sept. L.
Rr-is,ratiun in Charleston ran away
ahead and in som" ..a""s doubled tn" al
lotmcnt In each nf tho twenty rr"rin's
except one Tho total for III" city hnh
KAnnwha county is estimated at l".Nnh.
The Wheeling intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1903-1961, 1918-09-13
BUSINESS OPPORTUNITIES

wANTED-partn"r with $500 cash. TO
,alk half interest with IN" in a clean.
permanent S.'li-Supp"rting business
Zach Of us .'an easily clear 500 per
north. BUSINESS Will stand closest IN.
vcSiirattun and could he managed and
riut interfere with your prcS"n: uCcupa-
tiun For personal interview address
NJ t.. care lItrilEencer. S-ll-l