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The Wheeling intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1903-1961, 1918-09-06
Destroying Ammunition.

WITH THE AMERICAN FORCES
NORTH or THE Nl:Sl-E RIVER SEPT.
g.. Niy Tho Associated Press - lNnun)
violent explosions were heard along
the line this morning. Observers re-
ported that they believed the Germans
were destroying their ammunition
dumps.
An aviator reported Il terrific cxplo-
sion 1T . o'clock at EIllcrS-En- Pray
rrs. nn the south bank of the River
AiSnc directly north OF Fismcs. Other
explosions took place in thr same re-
l,ion during the morning. Baz"chcs and
Fisnettc were occupied by the Ameri-
cans during the night. These towns
had been evacuated by the Germans.
only two or three wounded men who
had been abandoned hcing found.
French troops are advancing on line
cuuiling that Of the Americans on the
left, but 10 the east of the Americans
thu front still runs trward Rheims. This
leaves 10 tho Americans on the right
lhr hardest task. and there greater Ger
man resistance is expected. In this
region the TrutnnS have strong posi-
tons and arc capable of making better
defense.
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First Patriotic Casket
Has Been Received Here
CorIn Is Tho Most Beautiful and Ar
t1stic Design Ever Seen In CITY.

Did YOU rvrr seen patrinticaily con
structrt; coffin: that is. on" Quilt 10
enclose the last mortal remains al enc
who has lain down. his life for the stars
and Stripes? ,,,,
Surh 4 caskct arrived in Wheeling
vcslnrday. Ii is the most hcaut!tul
hing nf the kind ever seen here and II
il among tho first ever 10 he construct
ed in this country. tn look 1T te cas-
H.! one docs not have that feeling as
whrn they So" an ordinary La last , bed FOR
design. with tho emblem nf America
cmhcllishnE it, that II is moi conin.
ON tho fac. Of tho caskrt is deep
blue Held an which III" IS white stars
scwrd in and an the upper SIDES IS
whi.r. Whit IN either sid" are
rrondrloth rcd. white and hur string
rrs. rIraIral in II most artistic manner.
TIL" rnskcr is as handsome and pref
tiIv decorated with white silk un the
inside. Tn" entire top raises and
inflow is covered with m American Tag
fnr tn" head al lie patriot whose body
shall rest in tho beautifully and -
tisIfcaNJ finished casket.
Tn" rask"t is on display at the lrouts
B"ri%chy undertaking establishment. at
'll22 Main street.
The Wheeling intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1903-1961, 1918-09-06
May Have the Author
of Outrage in Custody

CHICAGO. Sept. I.-In tho score or
moro Of persons rounded u1 in cnnn"c-
ton with tho federal building bomb out
rage Phillip j. Barry. acting head Of the
Incal hnrrau Of ihr department. Of JUS
,icr, believes: that he has either the Gull
prit or one viii" has information which
will lead Ia his arrest
/. He is said Ia have very definite sus-
pic:onS with regard IT, one Of. the men
and To have nh;aincd important infor-
nation from him.
This led AT first IN report that the
man was actually under arrest and had
confessed.
Apparently. Mr.. Barry had obtained a
description Of tho bomb from some
source. as he described il in detail as
being IS inches long: cnnnical in shape;
plugged at both ends: 4 to inches in
diameter: made Of steel plate from Lib
tn !. If an inch thick and thought prob.
ably it WAS charged with dynamite and
giant. powder.
The Wheeling intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1903-1961, 1918-09-06
Moundsvtlle Briefs.

Farmers and backyard gardeners in
MuiiniSvillc and vicinity arr reJoicInE
over the rains of tn" past few days
CrnnS are showing material hcncht.
Extra cars are being Operated on inc
traction line To handle fair VISITORS.
The cars arc crowded from morning
until night.
The Schaub mine in Glcndalr. has re-
summed operations after weeks sus-
pcnsicn Ia install ivw machinery.
Mrs II. J.. N"itlc and daughter. lcrt
yesterday fur trip t" points through
Ohio.
James Cnnklr Of MorERntown. was n
business visitor in the city yesterday.
t. e. ('nrrigan IL the draft board has
received n card from Dr. II. n. Iiarnner
stating that the cont nGcnt IF local boys
leaving here last week arrived safely al
Camp Groom. y. g.. sunday morning. =.
4 volunteer is wanted by the draft
board to go Ia Camp Sherman. Chilli
cnthc. O.. id tho near future. -
Saturday evening {. T.. CHrriEan Will
speak at the lark Thcatr" under The
auspices OF the -Four Minute Men: Max
R:,rhrnhcimcr will speak III the Midway
in McMcchcn.
Mrs. s. J.. Ech"lS has returned home
after n visit in Wheeling.
avenue. is III" guest Of her sister. Mrs.
sheldon Smith nf Mex Lexington. q.
4 now baby daughter has been porn
to Mr.. and Mrs L"" McMasiers OF
Baker avenue.
Richard Mcmahon. who has been en-
gagged in the navy yard nj washington.
n. G., as a machiniSt. leaves saturday
10 resume work after two weeks spent
with his mother in Glendale.
William Rutan has lift for his nome
in Pennsylvania. after Il visit with
Perry Powers If this city.
The Wheeling intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1903-1961, 1918-09-06
Wilson ASKS for Report.

WASHINGTON. Sept. 5.-President
Wilson late today asked Attorney Cen
cral Gregory to report to him all the
conditions and circumstances surround
ing he so-callcd Stacker roundup IN
New York this week. in which some 4o'-
n0n ncn wcrc taken into custody oy
agents Of the department Of justice. the
military Intelligence and soldiers and
sailors.
The presidents request followed
two hours debate N the senate today IN
which tho action OF the federal au-
thorttins was severely criticized. par
ticularly by Senators Chamberlain
chairman OF the military committees
john Of California. Sherman nj l'hnoiS
and Calder nf New York. and was oe-
rrn!.d by other senators. There were
no indications as to the presidents pur-
DOS, in calling for the facts. His re-
ruest was transmitted after the mat
Ter had been vigorously debated today
in The senate and Senator Smooth or
I.rah. Republican. had offered Il rcso-
luton rrnposing IN investigation by inc
snno,c military committee to establish
who issued nrdrrs for IN" US" or sot-
djnrS and sailors in tn" rnundu1s. ID
lection hy Senator Kirby of Arkansas.
Democrat. caused the resolution 10 20
over. but Senator Smooth plans 10 chi'
it up again Monday.
In calling tho attention Of the SEN
~, today r. tho Wholesale arrests sen
atcr Chamberlain. chairman of tn" mil
;rarv committee. said h" objected 70
such unauthorized procedure. Ho was
irinad in his protest ny Senators Calder
Of New York: Johnson Of California;
sherman OF Illinois. Republic cans and
other scrathrs. while Minority Leader
Lodge was insisten, that tn" country
should know VIII" was RESPONSIBLE Tor
rho crn,,lnvnIcnt Of tn" nations Fighting
mon in such m undertaking.
The Stacker roundnrs" in Nnw York
CITY wore carried out by dir""lon OF
tn. DEPARTMENT Of Justice. and full re-
sponsi5iilty for th"m is assumed ny o.
Bruce Bicl1ski. chief Of tho depart
r,cnt's brreau OF in"esti cation; This
was stated tonight authorize lively.
II was also said that an officer nt INC
provost marshal generals office had
worked with III" department IN direct
ing tho raids as had tho military intel
lignncc bureau and some naval officers
No annouarcrcnt was made as ~ who
uthnriZcd the u.s. nf soldiers and sail
, n-s III CARRYING out tho rnun6ups.
The Wheeling intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1903-1961, 1918-09-06
Americans Advancing.

WITH THE AMERICAN FORCES
NORTH OF THE, FESLE. september =.
i p. m.)-(Ey the Associated Press y
TIL" American forces following up tho
German retreat from the NcSlc moved
steadily over the platra3 between the
Ncsle and the AiSnr today and by noon
their advanced clements had HlterGt
INTO he slopes on the northern side Of
the plateau.
Virtually no opposition was encoun-
tered. Aerial and other observers re-
ported that there was every indication
That the main body "f Germans had re-
tired across the AiSne.
II Is expected that machine guns anu
pcrhsps artillery resistance will b. on
countcrcd in the low lands nearer III"
Aisnc. Last night and this forenoon
passed, however. with nothing more ser.
o1S than lonE-ranEr bombardmcn1 OF
the American rear lines.
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Gernan Morale weakened.

WITH THE. AMERICAN TROOPS IN
FRANCE Wednesday, Sept 4.-tBF the
Associated Press. )--Every evidence OBJ
tainable by the Americans as they press
upon the German armies points to the
continuous and ever more rapid weak
ening morale Of the enemy troops and
the lowering OF their effectiveness 10 a
serious point The American military
authorities drew this conclusion from
the action Of tho German command in
shortening the line by voluntary with
drawals, its enforcement Of longer hours
Of duty in the fornt trenches upon INC
troops. tho combing OF the service lot
lnfantrymen, tho diSbandinE of storm
battaliuns to bolster mp inferior d.
visions, and even the use OF Austrian
troops on the western front
At least seven German divisions nave
been disbanded so that tho men might
be used to replace losses sustained dur
ing the summer campaign. Some separ-
ate regiments have been broken UP also:
Prisoners declare that the practice or
forming storm battHlions 80 weakened
tn. infantry regiments that it had 10 Do
given up
The number Of German divisions
classified as tested. It apeaEs; mas
until it stood at 80 on August "a 1wrn-
ty-ninr of these divisions were oriEl-
nally designated as first class, but only
10 were so designated on the August
date Seven Of these had had nnIS TWO
weeks rest at that time. In many cases
German divisions have had |" rcniHii!
in the Zinc for long periods. and fully
$50 Of tho first line divisions have been
AChting continuously from two and
half to four months.
A captured document shows that a
plan has been projected to dishand ihn
fourth company or every oa.t't in
Uhicj, has fallen below $50 men. rcduc-
ing the battalion to three companies:
The advantage Of this plan. 1t Is pointed
out by German officers. is that tho ar,
rangcnncnt would result in lrSsoneu
needs for officers. Equipment and mon
will thus be available tn I'LL up inc uc'
tain. although the strength Of trench
com panics has fallen to from sixty to
fifty men.
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NEUTRALITY-SUSPICIOUS.
Continued from Page one.)

Tho American and French troops, who
have followed closely on the heels Of
the enemy since the evacuation of the
vesle village began. were still In con-
tact, hnrrassing the rear guard and
Fastening the movement OF the whole
force.
LoaE before nightfau the Americans
had worked their ray down into the
loTlards towards tho Aisne. OFF :he
plateau, from which they had been able
- look over the next valley at the
cathedral towers In Laon- not fifteen
miles away.
Il Is at that point where Is located tho
hoart of the present German operations.
1aon is a great communication centor
The Wheeling intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1903-1961, 1918-09-06
THOMAS HEADS
STATE JUNIORS
JOINT CONVENTION rs BROUGHT TO
CLOSE AT MoUNDSVHLE
YESTERDAY.
Officers Named by Daughters OF America
and Junior Q. y. A. M.-Next State
Convention 1t Huntington in 1919.

Hunrin in 1919
= n 'rh,.nIr ri MartIrSbur= was
rrm.i counriji"r If tn. Junior order Vt
l.nI;,d A.rrrjr,n Mechanics in III. clos
;u'. .t..si,,, ri, Ii,,. annual stat. r,nvrn-
tir, If Tin. ur.,r nj Mrundsviilc y.Strr-
ioy p,hrr ,.;Ii..rr4 named follow:
Staia vice councilnr-.!:lmrr; Mead
ows uuri;n-.uu.
,rrc..:,,r,.r-b = I.u,rx. MuundSyillS
,,n,,I,,'.,,,r.It T. Hunter Errkclrv
c,,r,,'... -
rIIrSc11 Harris. E.llIins
Irsidn stntiu,I <, ". Crnwcll
ltril,.rsyi,lr
rI5;xiL:. s,rt,ucl--.Nn election.
Chnpla,u--I \. ,'anlicld. Milton.
NItinnt! rrrr"srnlalivr---ll. l.. Tut
IauTnvc-s of America.
Officers wCr.. named by IN" Daughters
cf america in executive session as fol-
L,ws
cnunciInr-Miss Taylor. IIunt!uston
Assnciatc rnuncilur-FTanc!S Miller
Tunnel,on.
Vice cnuncilor--AIiss Burlington. New
r,,,.r,
Associate vice councilor-Miss Green
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and must naturally be defended with
the utmost determination If the allied
forces arc to be prevented from driving
back to 1t the German lines from the
west and souta.
THE retirement Of the Germans to
positions north Of the Aisne Is regarded
as only preliminary to their reoccupa-
ton Of their old liueT of defense along
che Chem!n -des-Dnmes.
The Americans were Subjected 1T tirnRs
20 4 rather heavy artillery fire, eFpc-
cis1ly while going over the plateau. Tor
fbout two miles it was necessary for
then. e. advance in She open over high
rrourh plainly visible tn the German
on,crvers Tncrc wa little cover, AID
10th heavy ard l'rlt 7rrillerv =vep.
the zone. III: ;vith slight effect md
without chcc:.!rT 80 any degree tho for
ward movement.
The Wheeling intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1903-1961, 1918-09-06
Gives Up Big Business
to Serve and Do His Bit

Among the hrtftecs who left ycstcr-
day for Camp I+.". Va. was on" Of the
most prominent young Mon of Ohio
and on" who has given UP his
pride and hobby. This ono man WAS
Curtis II. Springer. Of Elm Grove. SIR.
Springer was in charge Of the county
boys and was given a Errhi send off,
nv his many friends.
Mr. SprinEcr's pride was In his poul-
try farm which is located u"ar Elm
Grove. Thousands q: dollars were rN-
hcndcd i'll making This fRrm one Of tho
hcsl in this section Of the state.
The Wheeling intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1903-1961, 1918-09-06
neOisfrara TO Meet,

Registrars Ia serve September IL.
when the man-power of Moundsville be-
tween the ages of Is and 45 will br
listed. are to meet at the court house
Monday evening 1T o'clock. FINAL m
structionS Will be give nthcm. IucS1a!
evening the registrars OF Union DIS
irict Will meet in tho Union high school
for the same purpose. About 20 young
ladies arc wanted to act as clerks reg
istration day.
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STACKER RAIDS
CONTINUED from Page one.)

will tell as where VIC stand. l will
have these figures in hand tonight. but
will send them nrst to my superiors at
Washington. before giving them out for
publication
In conclusion. Mr.. DcWoody asserted
that he had been within the law in ev-
cry instruction have given to tho
agents Of my department"
Other officials stated that none Of
their agents had been instructed to en-
tor theatres during performances. and
that il was believed no such action had
occurred. Nevertheless. he said. they
had tn. right to do so if they thought
best
The Wheeling intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1903-1961, 1918-09-06
Guiscard Captured.

WITH THE FRENCH ARMY N
FRANCE. Wednesday, Sept. A.-(BY
Til" Associated l'rrSsl--tk y. M
Gtnscard north of Nnyrn, was captured
hv the French this afternoon. following
a general advance of from tn { miles
from Mont st. Simeon "a the canal lu
Nupt.
French cavalry advanced this afternoon
from Rab,.ouf tn the region Of M"nd"%-
court. on thu Nuyun-chluny road and
midway between the two towns while
MaurolIrt.. soul beast Of GuiScard, was
occupied !hiS evening.
Officers taken prisoner in the wood
between these points had received or
drrs to retreat To I}rthancnurt. north
west Of t'haurny The officers received
these orders nj 1880 y. M. just hcfor"
the arrival Of French troops. There
are IndIrnEons that ihn Germans pro-
posed retiring from this part "f the
Inc To ia" lin" R"rlanrourt-Ham-S san
court. The speed uf the French ad-
vance, however is dHranSinE IN" Schcd-
ME for retirement so much that possibly
Inc enemy will not lind nj leisure tn
stop at Ham.
The nnnuruvcr which forced the re-
Ir"rcnt Of the enemy over IN" front of
Mimi St Simeon and tn" Canal pu Nnrd
began Tuesday morning with an attack
urnn n STRONG position fortified and pro-
tHrtc1i by WIT" ENHANCEMENT and MAJ
rhimr gun nests. tn" attack Was pre-
coded hy an artillery preparation Of
four hours
Thu infantry then won't furwar! only
Ia find that many rrni"r% If resistance
ha,. survived tho Smelling and the hard
rsi kind rf nEhtinE cnsu"d.. the men
often r,,nrIng hand 10 hand
Overcoming the resistance IF the Ger
The Wheeling intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1903-1961, 1918-09-06
Seventeen Leave Today.

Scyontrcn NOUuE WrN Ut NHTFIlNIT
county will cntrain 1T ":2@ y. m. ms
afternoon for Camp Humphrey To cnicr
limited military service. Tho young
men have been notified Of the umr Tor
their departure. and big dcm"hSlrh
lion has been arranged by local people
to bid them farewell and good luck. \
large crowd will likely gather at me
station TO witness the leaving OF the
In, lu
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Funeral services over the remains al
Rcccc Rrannon. local young man VINO
was drowned Sunday in the river below
this city were held yesterday afternoon
in the late home in the lower end OF me
city. The body was recovered TUESDAY
evening Intcrnrnt was made IN Green
wood ccmtery.
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Many places of business in the city
were closed yesterday in order I" per
NIT employees to attend the stat" fair III
Wheeling. Thursday was City Day NJ
hest ri The week. Rain kept down he
attendance. however. and M"undSriilc
was not So largely represented as was
anticipated.
The Wheeling intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1903-1961, 1918-09-06
Dutch Show Spunk in
Protest to Germany

THE HAGUE Sept. Sit is officially
announced that the Dutch minister IN
Berlin has been instructed 10 protest
vigorously against tho .merci!"Ss
,,.Tjun" of n German submarine in
yLrlIinr - nuich lrawlcr of krnmmcni",
North Holland. August :. in which fish
crman were killed. md To demand conf
pcnSa ton.
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Despite the fact that III" state nr'S,,
oncrs and the county prisoners rnEaEcu
in repairing the road through the
narrnws were kept on the job yesterday
all day. tho rain intarfcr,h nla'crlallE
with. the work. splendid progress has
been made I'LL week. however. and trhi-
tic has not been intrrfcrcd with to any
mai crinl CNtrnt.
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mans. foot by foot. General Humoert S
men broke the line and today forscd
ahead rapidly tho advance Mt O'Clock
being from to miles in depth. Guis-
card fell into their hands this alter
noon.
The first army. in the meantime LOOK
Libermunt,. FrcncheS and Frctoy-Lc-
Chateau, southwest Of Ham.
General MAngin's men also made 1ur,
Their gains north of the Ailette. crossed
the NcSlc at several points and 1Crced
q passage OF tho Aisnc at the Bisa farm
between Eenizcl and Missy.
Many prisoners were taken during
these operations besides three and four
inch cannon and a great quantity OF
material. JuSSy. Lafcre ana olher
towns behind the German lines arc re-
ported in flames tonight.
The Wheeling intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1903-1961, 1918-09-06
MOUNDSVILLE
Tribute to Judge Hervey.

Tribut" was paid 1" the late Judge H..
e. Hcrvey by the barristcrs Of Mounds
willie yesterday. The flag on the court
house WAS placed AT hali-maSt and VIII
hs. kept there until the remains Of the
late jurisr ar consigned Ia their last
resting place. Judge Hcrvcy was we'll
known throughout Marshall county. and
his death Is mnurncd by many.
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WITH THE AhEltlCAN AIM N'N
THE EI:SLE Wednesday, Sept. 4.-(l3y
The Associated observation-disclosures with
the French moving with them on their
left have advanced from Fcslc to the
edge Of Plateau along line from
Rrcnelle Vauxrcrc. Blanzy and Eas-
lcux. The Germans nearest this line
along which they might mako rear
guard defence of any consequence" are
opposite the edge of the plateau Pr;Ll-
lclinE tho AiSnc. over which 1t Is Obj
yious they have moved their stores ana
heavy artillery.
The advance, Of the Americans in
force began ut o'clock this morning
and patrols. ono after another hay" h""n
going over all day and meeting sharp
resistance ut some points,
After a month on the NeSlc during
which they have hcrn subjected to "a
gentle pr"s&urH. night and day by tn"
tightly drawn line from scissors tn
Rheims. tho Germans appear To be head
ing straight for III" AiSnr and possibly
for their old positions on tho Chrm!n-
dcs-Dam"s. 1t was not unexpected.
The drive was III fact because II was
the south was insist ont il not vigorous
tho onward drv" north from scissors
on the western cnd IF tho plateau mad"
their position hrt w'.nn the tw" rivers
practically unt"nahlc.
Tho effect 70 which til" retreat has
yOnr Is not mentioned officially and
therefore cannot l." told. but il is p"r-
Missile to say that substantial prog
rcss has been mad" by tn" Americans.
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VILLAGES CAPTURED
CONTINUED from Page ono.)

mon built foot bridges under the cnemy's
FIRE. The first bridges were destroyed
together with their builders, but other
men gallantly replaced those killed and.
facing CALLING fire, continued until pom
toors and foot bridges were thrown
across the stream
This work afforded numerous occasions
for pets Of great heroism. Among these
acts may be mentioned that of French
soldier, who, notwithstanding the fact
that tho rivor was under the fire OF Ger
man sharpshooters, undertook the task
Of swimming to tho opposite side Of tho
stream and bringing back rowboat-
During the trip across tho soldier uvea
TIME after time TO- escape the enemy bull
lets, but he bravcd m even more danger
GUS nre while rowing back, being an eT-
cellent target for the enemy nmbushed
along the banks Of the stream.
Pluckuy crossing the stream under
fire, the French troops rhcn attacked the
enen1ey In the marshes and weeds and
In all sorts Of other hiding places on the
opposite bank and finally took tho posi-
lions, which were verttnble nests Of ma
chine guns, and pushed on toward tho
Peronue-Hara road. Ham thru is threat
encd from the north and outnanhed on
the south
The Wheeling intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1903-1961, 1918-09-06
Delegates Leaving.

Delegates here from all over inc
state TO attend tho annual state con,
ycnlion of tho Junior Order United
American Mechanics. and the Daughters
Of America are leaving today tor thelr
homes The convention came. 70 a ci"Sc
last evening. and was voted n great
success
The Wheeling intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1903-1961, 1918-09-06
Enrolment Growing.

While no official figures ar" as yer
available on the enrolment IN IN" pun
lie schools OF the city. II has been an
nnunccd that the children arr r"fnlhE ~
randy. The enrolment figures VIII
by far surpasS those Of all. preceding
wears, il is believed.
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FOR SALE Miscellaneous

FOR SALE-I7 head grade Dorset CIV
and ono pure bred Dorset ram.
years old. J. i. Giffin. Sattle RI; .
phone 1l2n Ring -. s-5-Is43
FOE SALE-19l7 Ford roadsterS. in
first class shape, good tires. First
s4nn.0n takes il. Call Wig. EGGS. s-'-i
FOR SALE-Popular make standard
touring car mot Ford). never run. Will
sell Immediately al liberal discount for
cash. If in market for car. inreSti-
gate. W. Intelhgencer. s-1-i
FOR SALE-One West Virginia Code
1915. handy edition. also Thoinpsons
Manual of Legal Forms. Enquire OF
Sheldon Joseph. ll5k Sixteenth. Sd.
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Delegates attending tn" state chnrrn.
ton Of the daughters of America ana
the Jr O. L. a NJ. here visited the
state prison yesterday afternoon as the
CHESTS Of Warden NJ. Il. White. They
were conducted throughout thu instItu-
lion.
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HlES To Meet,

This evening the regular meeting OF
MoundSville Lodge M. ~. Is. \. w.
Elks will h.. held in the lodge rooms.
Some important business viii come up
md new members will be- initiated.