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South Bend news-times. (South Bend, Ind.) 1913-1938, 1918-10-10

on automobile tires and accessories
also was reduced 90 five per cent
House taxes OF 10 per cent on
sporting goods cameras and photo
graphic supplies were accepted. The
tax on chewing gum. which was
made six per cent by the house. was
reduced 10 four per cent. but the
house levy Of 10 per cent on candy
was approved.
Tax On Firearms.
The house provisions levyins
taxes on firearms and ammunition
when sold other than TO the gov
eminent were accepted. as was the
provision levying a 10 per cent tax
on yachts and other pleasure boats
selling for more than SIS.
The house section which would
levy imposts on trunks costing
more than $50. was amended so as
90 fx this amount az S25. while for
valises and travelling bags SIS was
made the minimum instead OF So.
The committee also agreed 20 the
taxing Of purses and handbags cost
ing more than s.. instead OF $50
as fixed by the house
Wearing Apparel Tax Remains
All OF the house provisions rela-
tive 90 men and women's wearing
apparel were accepted unchanged.
Under this schedule men. women
and boys Will be permitted 10 pay
$50 for suits or overcoats without
being subject % tax. while women's
dresses costing less than $40 will be
exempted
The house proposal 10 tax wom-
ems hats costing more than SIS was
accepted. but the provision placing
the limitation Of So for mems and
boys hats and 81 for caps was re-
vised so as 20 make Sc for the for
mer and 81 for the latter
South Bend news-times. (South Bend, Ind.) 1913-1938, 1918-10-10
SUPREME COURT TAKES
HAND IN STREET CAR
STRIKE AT BUFFALO

BUFFALO, n. Y, oct. ia per
emptory writ of mandamus order
Ing the international Railway Co. to
resume operations of its cars imme-
diately wes issued Wednesday by
Justice Marcus in supreme court.
The writ is returnable i'm two days.
If the cars are not running then,
7 viii run the road" Justice Marcus
said.
Cars on all lines of the Interna-
tional railway have been tied up By
a strike since last Thursday. The
men demand AZ 10 As cents an hOnr
AID the officials of the company say
they cannot grant it. The city re-
fuses TO authorize a six-cent fare.
South Bend news-times. (South Bend, Ind.) 1913-1938, 1918-10-10
\ BEAUTIFUL HOME FOR SALE.

Owing TO my moving from south
Bend 1 am offering my residence at
1oS r. South st. for sale at a real
bargain Ii is without question one
Of the best finished and beautifully
decorated homes in the city. The
main rooms are finished I'm solid
mahogany woodwork doors and
beamed ceiling The walls were
canyased and decorated by artists
from Mandel Bros. of Chicago. The
dining room is finished in white
enamel eight rubbed coats) with
solid mahogany doors. canvased
walls i'm blue. with free-hand paint
inEs in she panels of the frieze. and
a beautiful chandelier Of buffers
silver The bath room is of white
tile with built-in bath tub and high
tile wainscotinE. Canvased above and
free hand painted i'm morning glory
design The lighting fixtures for the
house were designed by a New York
factory The floors are OF solid oak
including even the closets Electri-
cal exTerts say that the wiring is the
most modern. complete. and con-
veniently arranged Of any house in
the state The kitchen is a small.
compact. step-saving. steamboat
kitchen and will appeal 20 the heart
OF any housewife. The house is close
10 town. close to the Studehaker Of
fees and i'm a splendid residence dis
trict Today il could not he built
for 33 percent more than 7 am ask
inc for IT, Garage is included II
interested write me at Charlotte.
y. c.. and I Will send YOU price and
fun particulars. DR. II a. Thorn
son Adv.-S 2ss-tf
South Bend news-times. (South Bend, Ind.) 1913-1938, 1918-10-10
MOTOR TAX IS
REDUCED BY
FIFTY PERCENT
Senate Finance Committee
Cuts in Half Proposed Tax
of 10 Percent on Autos
and Motorcycles.

WASHIEGTD< oct TO- The 10
per cent taxes rXed by the house
90 PASSENGER automobiles and mo-
toreycies were cut i'm half today by
the senate finance committee. which
made rapid progress in its revision
Of The war revenue bin Considera-
uou OF the amusement and club
dues sections and half OF the luxury
task schedule was completed.
Ir reducing the tax on passenger
automobiles and motorcycles 90 five
per cent, the committee fixed the
same imp0st on such vehicles as on
automobile trucks and tractors The
10 per cent tax placed by the house
South Bend news-times. (South Bend, Ind.) 1913-1938, 1918-10-10
EDNA GOODRICH
N SPY PLAY

Edna Goodrich. famed as beauty
and as one OF the wives OF Nat c..
Goodwin. is seen al the Lasalle to-
day on an ordinary picture with
German spy and stolen war plans
as the familiar motive. Miss Good
rich is a handsome woman and doe
what is required Of her in good
taste and with considera bic spirit
The scene where the SPY lures her
20 his rooms is dramatic but is far
from new. Stuart Holmes. who has
been absent from the screen for
some time. plays the smooth and
villianous spy. Howard Hall is the
busy husband who neglects his
South Bend news-times. (South Bend, Ind.) 1913-1938, 1918-10-10
Cambria In Full
Possession of
Allied Forces

LONDON. oct. 10-The whole Of
Cambria is in British possession.
Field Marshal Hag reports last
night from headquarters. The Ca
nadians were the first to enter the
town
The German troops on a 90 mile
front have been put TO full aight and
the British cavalry is reported TO he
pursuing them, the infantry march
ing In columns Of four through VIII
lagos hastily abandoned by the enc
my Cambria has fallen and the
British are now well 10 the east.
Successive explosions have occur
red in Cambria. which, it is reported,
have reduced the town TO ruins.
The Americans today maintained
the advantages gained yesterday east
Of the Meuse and pressed on 10 the
southern outskirts Of Sivry and en-
tered Chaune wood.
West Of the Meuse. against freshly
engaged divisions, they penetrated
the enemy main line OF resistance be-
tween Cunel and Romagne.
In the Argonne they took import
ant heights 10 the south of Marcq
and Joined hands with the French.
The deepest gain some hours ago
vas at least nine miles on this sec
tor and there are no signs of the adj
vance slowing up. ON the contrary
1t is going faster every hour, with
clear ground ahead.
Everything that could be burned
had been set aare by the enemy be-
fore he began what virtually amounts
10 the rout Of no less than 30 divis-
ions. the smashing Of which was
continued furiously today.
South Bend news-times. (South Bend, Ind.) 1913-1938, 1918-10-10
LEAVE 1T TO JANE"

In Leave 1t To Jane" the gay.
delightful and tuneful musical com
edy success which will be present
ed by William Elliott, F. Ray Com
stock and Morris Gest. at the Oliver
theater next Wednesday evening.
there is a story with amusing and
diverting complications plenty Of
romp, graceful dancing, good fun
and abundance of wit and bumor
and pretty girls with stunning
gowns. Leave II To Jane" IL
founded on George AIDES famous
comedy. The College Widow" The
book and lyrics are by Guy Bolton
and p. G. Wodehouse. and the mu-
sic by Jerome Kern.
South Bend news-times. (South Bend, Ind.) 1913-1938, 1918-10-10

The LaSalle invites attendance TO
the safest. Cleanest. and most sani-
tary thcatcr in northern Indiana
No floor covering, painted cement
floors scrubbed daily. a ventilating
system that changes the air COM
pletely every five minutes. combines
to make this a healthful pleasure re-
sort.
South Bend news-times. (South Bend, Ind.) 1913-1938, 1918-10-10

pretty wife with disastrous results.
A one reel comedy is also shown.
Friday. The House OF Silence"
with Wallace Reid
South Bend news-times. (South Bend, Ind.) 1913-1938, 1918-10-10

Today's picture deals with vital
phase of the great war. No scenes
OF battle are pictured. but the story
deals with a woman who lets her
selfshness lead her into acts of trea-
son.
South Bend news-times. (South Bend, Ind.) 1913-1938, 1918-10-10

TOday's star. Edna Goodrich. is
again the subject of much newspaper
comment on account of her rumorcd
rc-marriage TO Nat c. Goodwin, who
has recently been divorced from
wife No. >.
South Bend news-times. (South Bend, Ind.) 1913-1938, 1918-10-10
CHINESE CIVILIANS AND
JAP TROOPS FRIENDLY

TOXIC. oct 1O-The Japanese
war Office today issued this state
ment.
The Chinese officials and people
OF the Amur river district OF Siberia
are according the most cordial re-
ception 10 the Japanese troops. The
Chinese attitude is appreciated. as
it is serving to cultivate a neighbor-
ly relationship between the two
countries in dealing with the pres
ent situation"
EIPcT IN TUE NEmc TIMCC
South Bend news-times. (South Bend, Ind.) 1913-1938, 1918-10-10

NOTICE-The Afternoon Edition Of The
News-Times carries a special review Of
LaSalle Pictures.
South Bend news-times. (South Bend, Ind.) 1913-1938, 1918-10-10

Stuart Holmes, screenland's best
looking villain, returns to the silent
drama after long absence i'm this
film attraction.
The Wheeling intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1903-1961, 1918-07-20
German Language is
Excluded From Every
West Virginia School

Special Dispatch to Tho lni"!llE"N""r,
CHARLESTON. W. Va. July u
Not only has III" study "r tn" i"Trnhn
language b",:n eliminated from thu eur
riculum If West Virginia university and
all other state Schools amt NIL pr'rm;A'
tory and high Srhn"ls n -" stat" nut
nr. T. W. TruSrni:. al tn" head -! ~"
department Of German nj I'll" unlp"'~
.rtv has inferred for s"rTi"" under III"
Emitted state: GuV"-nm'T 1T nnIl has nrcn
assigned to the ,lufy ni military censor
at one ~ In" detention camps III lriS
country, II WAS announced to-day ~
SUPERINTENDENT N. J. ShHwE"N. head or
tn. stat" d. ,,artm"nI If schools ANA
president Of tn" stat" board .! regents.
$, I r..crrit' meeting "f the state
board ~ education German Was 'l'm-
mated from the rulr.'r 81 study Ter
TIN. elementary and hE+i' s"!""lS. AMI
i:lnI.r a ruling Of IN" STAT" board ii re-
Srnly the lanGuaG" was hr"pp'd lr'sin
All tho stat" educational institutions.
making q clean sweep III ia" state.
= WAS announced by NJ. S"awk' )
also that a. l.. Darby. professor :
I;mmau lanuuagr at TN" university. las
b,...n sent !" Italy by Ia" United states
government f"r Inp"ri;,n, S'r>l"" for
which Il" was peculiarly qualified. i"-
cause OF his knowledge IT ih' langu;i- Is
ni that and other European countries.
West Virginia university. wh,rh uas
been training ~, enlisted men Tor So
,iq,l u,,,n,t.s has bcri, asked by thu ,,"y-
rruincnt Ia incr"a~r tn" number I" ""n.
Efforts Will lm rnarl, al once. Mr.. Snhw-
Ky sad. IL pro, rd" far!!iti"S 10 take
II he nj
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REAL COUNTER
Continued from First Page)

last, would be In allied hands within
short time. Rrlnors that It had already
fallen and $1,000 additional German
prisoners had been taken were in circ1l-
latiou, but no additional advices from
General Pcrshing had arrived at late
hour.
MI. Baker Indicated the high hopes
of war department officials in issuing
the following statement:
Tho attention Of the world is. ~
course, focused on the tremendous coun-
ter blov being delivered by General
Toch. Gradual extension OF these oper-
atoms to tic east is indicated in IT,
press dispatches, bnt as yet Is MT OIL
cially confirmed. The gain on the front
of the original counter thrust has been
dcepencd. narrowing the salient, and
making the position Of its German occu-
pants less and less tcnablc.
I'VE have no report Of the capture of
scissors, but the battle has been raging
at that part Of the front and the fall
Of scissors seemed to be indicated by
the progress made at the time of latest
official dispatches.
"The ciCui6cance OF this movement
lies In the fact that the supreme COM
nlander evidently feels that the allied
forces are now sufficiently strong TO
Justify vigorous offensive action"
The belief began to take shape in the
minds of many staff officers here that
another 40 hours might see the Germ
ans beating 4 hasty retreat from the
! salient they now hold south CT the
/ Marine aad possibly from the whole
! great bend they forced Ill the allied
! line when they struck on the Chcmln-
des-Dames front last May and forced
their way to the Marine. Unless the
: Franco American troops are brought 10
{ 4 halt definitely before Sunday night, 1t
IS freely predicted that the enemy VIII
. beforced to fall back Even II he Is
successful in evadiug the jaws of the
trap that ~ closing OIL him, he will be
! compelled TO abandon vas: quantities
OF war material and will lose many
prisoners in making good his escape, II
: is believed.
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CANADIAN BOYS
SPEAK HERE TONIGHT


st ;h. Auditorium tonight. lTiVht"
ThnlnpS"n IT MI"hiIan. w!" S''rN"rl III
III" American legion of tn" canadian
forces. aud Sergeant .T,." .l"in "f ihc
Eighteenth tauldILu halaIl'"n. VIII
speak ~ their "Ni"'rr'n""S III tn Er6t'
war IN t.uruI" Iiulh l'rtv;.t. ,H"inp-
son ami Sergeant Klein hay" lost AN
arm II piece in th"ir rnGa""in"n'S WIN
III. lIun$ and haI" been wounded IA
bat Ties in which ;n"y hh'" I@riIHrhl"h
Thompson VIII j." III" first. speaker al
lh,A evening ami will tell ~ S"idI""
lives III thu front Tine trenches. ANA III
battles which h" participated, "Si""':hi-
" MrSSin.S TIGE". Wi'r" b" '"~i h!F
arm and r"r.rivod ;hr"" other w"und$
Sergeant Klein WA at tn hh'ii" 81
Yur.s and 81. .Nuy and viii Ely" has
lr..;.r"rS Hrsr-hnud information If 'h"
atrocities 1T tn" Hum. hr account ~
lh"ir wnuud~ and '!t$Ihl'nI"nts. 'h"E
v.r.. hriurrhiv dI~rhrrs"h from a''lN"
S,.rI -" n th. irunt Hitd ar now '"uF-
im@ III, l'nItrd states. speaking ~ no.
half nf tn" government II lh'' 'huS@
Of k,, great var.
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Other Vessels ATTACKED

NEW YORK. July lA.--'i"rman sub
:nurlu.s w"r. operating to-day off the
%"rrh Atlantic c"as;. Que large ship
,h. e. = armnrcL cruiser Sun Diego,
va sent /" n" h"tt"ru.
Other ships are reported TO have been
attacked.
rh,r.. has been u" activity ~ subm1-
r:i,.., in waters 50 close az th-day'9 at
tack sine. early IN June when r;aidIuc
tr.gar III" l;,ttcr par, al May ceased
after Ia" I-h"ats had 'aktn i toll of
l."r.. than Il score "f $hipS.
p-taiis. a. th- i."w S&b.narIn" -a'd
vv"r. not immediately available. Tie
attacks W.r" understood to De IN the
trans Atlantic lin" not f.ur off the coast.
Submarines w"r" rcp"rted about Il
week aS.. considerably east II Ca3c
I::,".e. "i ;h, ',n"th"rlv steamship rnu,H.
wi"n tht schooner MuuXman TaS de-
Si-ry.d There wrr.n reports. OF on" ar
tw" "thrr Suhn,ariu" ;,t,acis in hat
vicinity. hut Ron" was sucr">stUI,
Measures - deal with the new rid
w.r- reported 10 b. pr"c""i:ng ar
;,latr"$. d"Str. y"-S ami patrol hpat> 'lk-
..S un:'
I'rr Island whore ri cruiser San
D..E" was SUM. - :4hnU; t'-n mills Of
fn. south short q: Lang, Island. about
u!tr ,uil.> east - IN, "nr-an"" Of New
York Earb"r y H&h:llousr on ia" is
land provides :, mark :"c transatlantic
SHIPPING Ia and nu; - New York.
lat" today. /; was reported III marine
rirct.s, her" that wireless calls for MS
>.i$tnrr. had ben picked M from m
American cpnStwiS" steamer. plying
b., wren Envtor and n southern port
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. ENDED HER LIFE.

Sr...r,I lrr>ra'"l :" TIL Ir'',i' "'n-"r
rIr,pNnN'r. " Y? NJ l.ii%'h. N
NJ. ar.d tr VT" a.: ''hnEi's Mex
l. ,,,, ., ,.rrn. s,r..,' s;Ec d'"I iI.-'
n,rn, as III" was about :" Il" tAH''H
a hn>rital, She had planned sill
dnetrrrtInn having all r1nt"r'nl h"''S.
.:.,rv in an nuthnus". wh"r" 81" H"H''.H
,r ,,,, bcr dress and HNrlr'I tn.
',...h ri. woman had hr"n III ut
1"alrl ami J.. ..urp"s"d &" hay h|"n
..,,,rnr,rll, ln>an Tw" children 49,"
sir ~
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when It was learned that during tho
past Few days masters Of coaSlw!se
vessels have received orders 10 tax" a
course. that woUld keep th"m as close
TO shore us salty would permit.
An aviator flying aloaS rrc Long Is
land shore at tho time the san Dog"
was sunk noticed III" vessel suddenly
list and was instrumental in having an
S. D. S. call sent out from tn" wireless
station of Fire Island. according to
statements by civilians on thc shrr..
After Z hricS investigation. tho aNia-
tor. whose name could not II" harmed,
landed ut FONT Of Woods. near Fire
Island beach! Getting into tclrpho, &C.
communication with III" wireless sta
lion lao ordered tn" operator I" call al!
vessels in the vicinity To- III. aid "f tho
San Diego.
Civilians said that tn" aviator 70
ported that nearly a thousand men nD-
pear.d To h" struggling III tn water
when he cirI:lod over tn" cruiser.
Soon after the :. ~ =. call h'h ls,"n
sent out scvcn or ln"rr vessels raced
tn the scene and. "irrlu.; around 'hn
San Diego, began Il systematic &"r-rh
IS said. was taken aboard tn" r":'uc
ships. which included several ta7k'rs.
and ono naval vessel
Two life boats filled with survivors
landed at Point OF Woods and pu; off
again 10 ono of tho r"SCu" ships which
was Scen - steam down ia" C.raS;. ap-
parrntly hound for New York harhor.
All OF tho boats Of the naval training
station nj SHyvillr have been sent
across Great South Fay !" Fir" Island
Beach. presumably tn trHnSf"r mon
from the San Diego. All telephone
connections with Fire Island have been
taken over Cor official business.
Preparations hay" been made nj tn"
United States base hospital a F'"%
Hills. Staten Island. % receive wounded
men but tn" authorities lh"r" were not
certain they Hr-" from the san piog"
although that was considered highly
probable.
Persons living on III" Babylon shore
of tho Fay reported tonight TINT thrN
had heard 4 number nf explosions Al
sea this morning.
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NEW YORK. July l?.--Thrtr sailors.
ni... lieutenant aml ono ensign were
laui.d At Point .,f Woods in three boats
BIZ ,v.rn . o'clock aud O'Clock this
aTl..ruu"! from the cruiser san Diego,
which was sung off Fire Island this
morning. according I" information
reaching here tonight. Point Of Woods
i~ on me Long Island shore. north OF
Fire island
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For Worlds Series.
EpSTrN. July IA SGE&"St'"n l."
end The MAYOR l"agn" baseball ''''ns'r.
=; IN" r"rnrl'.,inn Of l"u GAINES ~
III. schedule. with n worlds "hhAii'h'
shlr ~"rl"S between ihr ",rhinr GUMS
-. ,b. Lr,ri,.,n and Nntirllrl lnSu"
.lrlx u.>I month n ra~r President
Wilson urhrlds IN" ruling "f Secretary
r;ak"r shat hns"hall players com" nti-
der IN. "wnrk ~ iieiIt" order. Wa '"i'-
:;f~.phcd :" ih" Nn'I"na' EaS"nail '"'h
-, ' a, l,v j,rrs,,rnr n. 4 f'rnz"" or
IN. En.tnu American I"ncu" club TO-
n,',h;. ,..
Thr Boston Arl"rl"H," haN" nihF'91
s.; rnrr-S "f thar schedule and nave
a ."!isI'uriahl" load
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i. 5. WARSHIP
Continued From First Page.)
less station, which he ordered TO send
out S. o. S. calls.

NEW YORK. July l3-I!"aSt guard
Patrols 4: Fir" island sighted sub
:n:lrjn.' eff Shor" between ~ and l0:3n
"'ci"ck this morning. according I" seem
luclN reliable, reports RECEIVED IN bay
Suur,. An hour !atrr heavy i;rinS was
heard
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MUSICAL

GET .h-er w" i"..ui,fii! songs. White
!:u,,. ct Tr,lr'. :'ui :;w'''t i.iIi,' i'i"S,
,.ntls. Sc ,:l"m TN" .Eud"nrH 60. u.s."
: rn..aar $50. Iht"tg". III iH--"-E
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WANTED-Salesmen.

wANTED-lngh grade salesman with
organizing ability. WIDELY acaua'nicd
win Wheeling manufacturing trade. ~
soil Iuhrica,ing sr.cialtIrS on coinm's-
sion basis splendid opportunity Tor
light man. Address. giving ph"n" num-
hrr. references uox q A. carr lntrIl!-
,-n,,,.,r jy-iJ-u
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WANTED--Male


wANrED-Men. Ago u tod IS. FIX
p.ricnrc unnecessary. Trav"l; nuke
secret invest CATIONS: reports. Salaries:
rXprnsrs american Foreign Detective
Agency $40. 81. Louis. jy-2O-E
TANTED-Two first class machinists.
Wheeling Chemical and Produce Com
n.uy 3lst md Jncoh. jy-f2-l
WkNTEp-Lahorer. Appyl Steam Flee
tr!r Co. o0-16th st. City. jy-l9-l
WANTED-rwo boya, 16 years or over
to learn tho printing trade. Apply TO
foreman IntellIgencer after p M
ny-15-tt
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LOST AND FOUND.

Iosr-nriwcrn 14th St. and Stop r.
KIRKLAND pockethook roniaihEE
:,lm,:, s"3 and registration cAr!. fihder
,'.iii rr.,..,y,. liberal reward il returned
t. Inl,Il.scnc"r office. H''.l
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WANTED-Salcsman. BY. ono OF the
.Iare,si concerns In L.. s. Salesman
moi subject TO draft to cover territory
in W. Va. Advertising compaign sup
Mics Lends. Earnings in commissions
run several hundred per month. In
pruscs paid Will" training. Address
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BUSINESS OPPORTUNITIES,

INVENTORS Advocate. Washing;o
p. Z. one year &c: three months j
Ideas wanted jy-20-S
WAVTED-Earn So weekly. spare tim
VIKING for newspapers. magazine
E,xu. unncc.: details free. Press Synd
cate. 80. 81. Louis. Mo. jy-2O-g
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GRAND ATLANTIC

vIrsrn!, az near beach. capacity "n" t'TrS11lths
s.iriiy modern hotel after e1e"nS2e alterations
iun:ntrr,,,s and :rfs:rl..sh.nS. rr!Si" baths run
MN, ,"at,r "a "r'rr' r!"'arF ft'' Hi'"p'e 'a"t
,.r,:,.,,tr, OYER, s!rr.a! earl. srAsr rates $50
,., ,n,,i v,,liy H,ukIr;- ". r. SHAW.
- caI.tu ;h-tIt
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STATE Ne N|5j

CHARLESTON. W. Nn.--All county
councils at ,i"r,nS,. and urw spa prr% ~
West Virginia haN" D,''rI informed "y
!. Y. Sullivan, >"rr>IhrN "I ii' stat
council. If an opinion rI NI'rn'.E '''lt-
rral r.. T. EnelnrI. ~ mh'ri Ia holds
II 1" II" tn" duty "f all stair I'''r. "I-
fI,."rS - enforce th' IaGrI:"" act WIFI
"uI waiting I"r IN. f"riuaiiIy "I :'H m
diridual r"lmrlaInt TIL" attorney G"l,
,ral also h"lhS u Ia h" tn" duty ~ all
persons other Than officers. wlio know
If Il violation "f th'S at. I" maxi" COM
rlaInt amt thus uphold til" law. III
collecting information IN III" "i;""'r-
ln"nt "f III" NaEran"% :"l ~ IN" STATE
Mr. sullivan rrc":N I'd many reports from
towns ANA titles th'tl .l"'a"" officers
were of Tia" impression that they were
wIth"u, an'h"ri,I |" start r"nr!a'nt''
rUAI;L.t;Srr%. v. N:i.-~W. i. Wealth.
,.rin:lu. ,,hl..f al ID" Slai' department "f
uIu"s. la. ANNOUNCED L., awarding "t
lIG rir~, AN! $'''"Gi class certificates
{" ml!I" f,r'.uI"n ANA ~" '"'s>"I n> IA
result nf tn, r'""ut "N"lnlnati"ns '"n-
du,i,d hero. Til" ""rtl'.'nI'$ "nitli"
tn" h"Ed"T* t.. a"r'i| p">lil"l$ indi-
,.nicd ~ tn" "I".raIiun ~ mines.
cUAEL.ESTON. VI. Na.--ll"li"ry If
I..h-rl. ."an h"inlS III N"s' NIrSiniit
ar. warned IN It. communication ~''ht
u,ii ln all county ,,,lIn,.ilS ~I d"t"nS" and
Ma. urr<$ 10y Secretary SutiifnM "f The
sial, ,"un"il nuAInst offering N""h
bonds fer rn"r..ll;,ndI:;.' mr other N'"uri-
~. t'"linIS ,'run..!i> arr asked I" iUr-
ni%h any information "t ~" rr',''tI'''
" hich they may obtain I" thu Washing
ton authorities.
CHAIR. l;S'rpN. ". N;t.---t'uilccil"nS Of
lin. urfIv.. at The. ~iit' AN COMMISSION
Inf thu fiscal l.n; end Az Jun" 80. were
NOR. than double ,;"'s'' II any ether
The Wheeling intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1903-1961, 1918-07-20
WANTED-Salesmen
wANTED--S:

MISUNDERSTANDING To sell electric
heating devices calling on hardwa1
strr,.s and electrical trade. Good oppos
unity making money. exclusive terri
tory: high commission: Redtop EleStriq
Company. S West 18th ST. New or}9
The Wheeling intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1903-1961, 1918-07-20
WANTED Female.

WANTED-Govcrnmf needs 20.00h
women clerks ut Washington. EX-
ar7.inntions everywhere in August. En-.
pcriencr unnecessary. Women desiring
government positions write for free par
ricular< to J. &. Leonard. (formcr Civil
Service tIXaminerl, 300 kenoiS Bldg.
Wasbiur;nn jy-@n-m