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The Wheeling intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1903-1961, 1918-12-19
TRUSTEES SALE
r,usteep sale OF City Property


BY virtue of the authority THStcd IN
me ~ trustee. by deed Of trust executed
by George J. WItzcl. and Helen q. VII
Ell. mis- wife. to w. NJ. Dunlap. trustee
herring dato on the eleventh day az NoF-
tnhcr 1916 and now OF record in the
nfricc OF the Cleric Of tho County Court
OF Ohio County, West Virginia. i'll Deed
Of Trust Book No. l25. At page @!+.
will sell ut public auction at the front
door Of thr Court House Of Ohio county.
sNTrRf6AY. THE 18TH DAY OF
JANUARY. 1912.
commencing AT ten o'clock IL m. All OF
thr following described property. stu.
ated on Lind Street. In tho Ii;y or
Wheeling OHM County. West Virginia.
and moro fully described rs follows to-
Wit: >.,,-,,>
FIRST. All Of Lot Number ONE" (l1
in S.hrchlc &: Lofts subdivision OF
Quarry Lots Number FIVE CD md SlA
go rs laid out BY Francis r. rmStr"nE:
trustee for Emily 4. Zane. TO tho CITY OF
Wheeling in tho County and State aioTr-
said: plat Of which Lots or sub.diri-
sion, Is Of record in the office OF m"
Clerk Of the County Court, or ONO
County, West EirSinin, in PLAT BOOK NO.
!, at page "a. together with all th,;
buildings and improvements thereon. ana
MI the rights and privileges belonging
to the same. Tho property above de-
scrihrd is tho same property that was
conveyed To the said CirnrEe j. Witzel.
by Catherine Montgomery. and James
r. Mont Gumrry. ny decd bearing dat" on
the 3lst day Of May 1907. md now Of
record in the Clerks nffic" aforesaid. III
Decd Book No. l2i. nj rnGc SIS.
SECOND. All that certain piece or
Darcr! Of rial estate. situated on binu
Street, in ,hc City %: Wheeling: ohi"
County, West Virginia. and described as
follows: B"ginning a; point al inc
Tl,>o mr. I.nf
Number "SIN" go on Lind Street an!
running thence south +0i: west ?a':6
fret With Ludwig Wilhrlm's land to
what was formerly WicNamE inc;
thence north aa'e west 80 Feet I" Il
stake: thence north 40h. EAST 10 Lind
Street; and thence running with Lind
Street so feet To the plncc 81 beginning:
being n part Of QUARRY Lot No. SIN
t6) "as laid out by Francis Il. Arm
strong. trustee. for Emily y. Zane. So"
Decd Book No. 81. page iI3. This hcinE
the sam" property that was conveyed 10
the said George J. Witzrl by francs
Witzrl and husband by dcod dated April
9th 1909. and NOW OF record In IN"
Clerks office in hccd Book no. H. al
M TERMs or SALE: onc-:hird OF tn"
purchase money. and as mu'h more rs
IN. purchaser nny elect 10 pay cash on
tIay Of sale. and tho roTnaFndrr Of the
purchase money will b. divided M" Two
equal payments. and 1ur IN SIN ~
TWELVE months from day Of sale: the
purchaser giving his negotiable rr"miis-
sorry notes with approved security for
the deferred instal!mcntS; said notes tn
bear interest Il; six per cont per annum
fr>,m day OF snlc. and payahl" on IN"
second deferred ihStallmcnt Sc!ni-annu-
ally: thr title 10 the said property being
retained by III" trustee. until 1t il fully
'"'' W. ". DUNLAP.
I,p.oEi,-o-o Trustee.
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SENSATIONAL CHARGES
ARE MADE IN SUIT

CHARLESTON w VA. Drc. lS.--'
Sensational charges. alleging breach Of
contract. involving 7 quartrs Of ii mil
lion dollars. in n cas-" in equity styled
W. y. Uptcgran arairSt tho Carbon
steel company. If Pittsburgh. were be-
INCH card lat" to-day hT Judge F"nlu-
min f. Keller. in the United States dis
irIci court.
The hill in II" ra$" Alleges frnudn-
lent manipulation "f the affairs OF IN"
Carbon Steel company Ivy Charles ID.
Mcknight. - former director Ut tho
cn;upauy: f. &. ITcyt. president of tho
Central I.rnthrr ,'"nI#;;y. Now York.
and airrr.Ir uf rh" National Park bank,
New Yurh. and Western National hlnk
Pitlnburrh. 81 which Mcknight. FOR
MGR director of the company. is prcsi-
dent. and George :. Met rum. vice prrSl-
dent Of ihr Western Nniiunnt bank.
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NICK ANDRY
Continued from Page one.)

Of tho ditch. He said after nc got HON"
he found blood on his clothes.
Clothes Were sloodstuincd-
Herbert t'hildCry, of R"!lairc. taxi
driver, testified 10 seeing Andry on inc
N"ffs pike the night of tn" murder. lie
and damp. lie .suid Andry stated that
DcMichclc had left on train that night
Andry told him the rcnHon DcNichele
left was dur {" martial troubles.
Hart Morris. BcllairC garage owner
testified to selling the car to pchirhele.
lie said Andry told him 1T a m. on
Monday. May 30. that hr had bought
the car upon which .Nudry vas informed
the garage held II mortgage on the car
He went with Antlrv to Chief Mlhoue's
office and tho latter said he believed
DcMichcl" 10 be all right and would
not break his worTl
Mrs. Daisy DcMichele. widow. OF the
slain man. was tho next on the stand.
husband At $40 the night Of the crt me-,
when he wont downstairs from their
homo to his pool nom. She said the
next morning N,dry Came TO her house
and told her he had bought the pool
room and auto for $1,000 and that her
husband had left on train. he told
her sh" would hay" To- Iacate the house
the next day. She said she couldn't
as sh" had nothing with which to
carr for the child.
WITS. :NIlI;L IlCktti, NJ whose loillt
Andry roornnd. testified that tho bath
room on Memorial Day morning looked
aS though 1t tud been m0pPrd UP. Tho
crate had been disturbed.
officer james Good identified the ring
he found in Andry's room: rs well "a
MicheiS's pooiroorn. They wcrc hidden
under the t;ns crate he also identified
the clothes nc found there.
Fire Chief James Fitton. OF Rellatre.
y
sheriff J. W. Osborn testified to
events after Nc was notified OF the crime
lie was not cross-eNalninrd:
Murlerers Confession.
Police Chief 4. & Malone, OF Rcllairr.
testified to talking with the accused
the day after the crime. He identified
tho articles taken from the dead man.
Mt. Mahon" then described Andry's
confession. He testified that Andry nd
mittcd the crime and said he committed
property. liz said he had thrown tho
gun into the creek and thrown tn" razor
away. lie declared ne gof no money
from pcMichrl". He said he threw the
body out Of tn" car and pulled II down
into the creek, then into deep water.
Gainesville TO kill him and get the chr.
lie said he was trying to gct away
when ne stripped the gears. He said
tho only money paid his victim was for
taxing nun 10 the crime scene. fie Rald
ne made up his mind that evening to
commit the crime.
weakened Mentality Not Apparent.
During the recital the chief said he
did not sec anything about hndry At
the time 10 indicate n weakened men
taiIty. ns hiutcd by hndrys counsel.
Coroner Wyatt confirmed Chief Ma
homes story OF thc confession. which
vas made in the presence OF the wit
ness
The state rested Ut c:i5 o'clock and
a recess was given that counsel for
defense might hold Il conference
Sheriff Osborn. recalled by tho state
said the accused man told him nc was
81 years old. The sheriff said he ap-
peared to be Fl or 90.
The Wheeling intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1903-1961, 1918-12-19
This West ViIginian'S
Manganese Property
Better Than Gold Mine

Special Dispatch to Tho IntelliGcnccr.
WASHINGTON, DEC. lS.-,ol II. B.
Miller Of Blueficld. who discovered and
developed a rich Manganese property In
the mountains twenty miles from thar
city. from which he garncred big
money harvest during the big war. dc
mnnd for Manganese ut unprecedented
prices is in the city on business with
the officials Of the bureau OF mines.
There ~ a meeting Of producers with
the officials being held this week. and
Col. Miller Is taking IN active part in It,.
The meeting IS an important one To
the men engaged In this business. The
end Of the war has reduced the limits
of the market as we'll as prices, md
some OF the properties that are cx2en-
Sire TO operate have shut down. COL
MNlcr's porpcrty Is not OF that kind.
Experts of the bureau of mines have
reported on his property TO the effect
that it is as fine grade Of high per-
cen1age ore Of the kind as IL TO be
found in the United States. that il is in
incNlaustible supply and can b. opera
ted at minimum cost. 1T Is more
like u sand bank than q mine" one or
them said, speaking OF lis chcapncss OF
operating.
Munitton makers used vast quantities
OF Manganese and the war having prac-
tically stopped the competition product
from Brazil and other foreign countries.
maganesc mine owners became suddenly
very rich The war being over and
these being no tariff to protect the own
ers OF such properties In thts country
from foreign competition. the lhttrr
have felt the effects Hppreciahly. This
Is one. Of tho problems OF many con-
,rrn!ua, the business which the present
meeting Of mine owners and hr"kcrn
with government officials is confronted.
An offer Of considerable over n mil
lion dollurs WAS made for the Miller
property early In the year, but was
turned down by Col. Miller.
The Wheeling intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1903-1961, 1918-12-19
DISAPPOINTMENT OF
LEAGUE OF NATIONS
is URGED BY KNOX

WASHINGTON. Dec. 1S.--Dcclarinc
that tho widest diversity OF opinion ex-
lists regarding the formation of
l"arur Of nations and on the definition
ur freedom Of tho seas. Senator Knox.
If Pennsylvania. former SECRETARY of
stat. in an address, 10 IA" S"rHin to-
day. urged p"stpoT"n"n' Of th"s" uu"s-
ti"nG until after III" r"a"" conference. -
inst h"fnr, Senator Knox spoke the
foreign relations committee" had dis
t.rIss"h and decided today "a delay action
until Saturday on his resolution which
would record IN" Scnat" in favor IS such
pustP"ncmnnt. ard also "ril fur III"
Withdrawal &C American military AMI
naval forces from Europe. AMI ahroga-
tinn O. tho Presidents extraordinary
war powers
Chairman Hitchcock said later that
division of opinion in tn" "nnmitl"" IN
~" resolution was not confined I" party
Inns II" would not predict what ~
linu Finally might b. taken.
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ALL ARMY PROMOTIONS
HAVE BEEN STOPPED

WASHINGTON. Dec. lS.--Sccr"tary
Baker said today thnt the war DEPART
mcnt is pursuing n ilxcd policy in deny
ing all promotions In officers VII" arr
on active service. Tho blanket order of
November II. cutting of promotions
both in IN" home forces and overseas.
he indicated. will not be modified and
the only way in which officers who
have i,cri, recommended for promotion
can attain the aclavncrd rank is through
tho inactive list of the officers reserve
The Wheeling intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1903-1961, 1918-12-19
Kept Within BOOTS.

PARIS, Dec. lS.-Anothor raw. Wet
day kept the president within doors TO-
day except ride III l. closed car. rho
only conference on his program was
one with Gabriel Honotaux. formerly
French foreign minister.
Tho president worked late last night
after his return from tn" reception CIV
On BY Ambassador and Mrs. Sharp ana
slept late into tho morning.
Tho president is missing the enter
tainment he custnmarily gets from at
tending the thcatcr. and he is planning
to witness 4 theatrical iperforlnanc"
soon. A gala night ut the opera is be-
ing planned for him, but nc intends also
10 witness Il variety entertainment.
The president has expressed desire
70 meet Lieutenant Reno FOckc. tho
noted French aviator. and the aviator
will be brought TO tho Murnt mansion
in the near future.
The Wheeling intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1903-1961, 1918-12-19
STOCKHOLDERS MEETING
NOTICE,

In accordance with n resolution or the
Board Of Directors NJ STERLING PRO
DUCTS. Incorporated. passed Al meet
ing held on tho l7th day OF Dnccmhcr.
lqis NOTICE IS HEREBY GIVEN that
there will be special meeting Of the
Stockholders of said Sterling Products.
Incorporated. at thu office or the Com
pnny ct Wheeling. Vest Virginia.
on the second day OF January.
1919. at ZOO o'clock i. M: in order 10
consider Il resolution then and there TO
be introduced Lei incrra$.: the share CAPT
tai 81 the Company by increasing the
number OF shares from 10000 shares OF
the Ear valu" nf One Hundred Dollars
5000 each 10 $4,000 shares Of the par
value Of One hundred Dollars El0o)
each.
Ry order Of the Poa-d Of Directors OF
Sterling Products. Incorporated.
STERLING PRODUCTS. Incorporated.
by II. T.. BEIIRENS.
President.
Dated December :, 9S. d-S-t-ja-"
The Wheeling intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1903-1961, 1918-12-19
NO FLU DEATHS
IN HOSPITAL

TIL" Spanish Influenza epidemic IN
this community IS RAPIDLY bT>uIninG
better |; was reported from the ONO
Valley General and the North Wheel
INK hospitals carly this morning that
thor. had been no deaths in either IN
situations directly caused By tho 'flu
during the past "A hours. ending Ut
midnight.
nors arc daily carrying fewer deaths
from the dreaded disease. while the
uucicrtakrrs are not nearly rs busy ;Ls
they were Il few weeks ago. ana tir
rest after about three months Of hard
The Wheeling intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1903-1961, 1918-12-19
slOO, 600 ROBBERY AT
AMERICAN LEGATION
BY GERMAN TROOPS

WASHINGTON, Dec. 1S.--Thc .imcri
can legation at Bucharest was found To
have ht-7n entered and robbed when AM
"riCan Minister Nnpirka returned there
from Ja$sy last Friday. Mr.. Fup!Cka re-
ported to tho stat" department today
mat goods valued ut NOR" than slNO.n"O
wcr~ STOLEN from ~ trunks which had
been left at III" l"SatInn ny Americans
for safe keeping, The seal on che doors
was broken AMI the legation building
seriously damaged. Germans lit" be-
lirv,rl by the minister to have been rc-
Srrnsihlr.
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SEALED PROPOSALS
NOTICE.
Sealed proposals for Public Printing,
Binding and Stationery.

state Of West Virginia.
office Of Commissioners nf Public
Printing:
Having rejected all bids filed on or
hc for> december :. 1918. notice is hero
by given that scalrd' proposals VIII
again be received by thr Commissioners
t.. Public Printing at III" AUDITOR nj !i"":
in tho Capitol annex. in the city ~
Charleston. West Virginia. from Tues
,,av, December 10. 1915. until Tu"sdny.
thE ,4,h day Of n"crrnhcT. 1919, III 10
O'Clock n. m. Of said day. for the rXrru-
ton of the state printing state hihding
md for supplying the state win stR'i"n-
cry md printing paper for the t~" years
January. 1919. md ending on the second
Wednesday In January. 1871.
Each proposal must he accom- panied
by bond executed according To law. by
tho bidder with ut lrnst two good and
sufficient s1Irrtics residing In this rtatr.
in the penal sum of ton ;hnnsnnd dollars
tslh. noonn) for all stat" printing. and
,hn penal sum o! five thousand dollars
(s5. 900 0nl for furnishing printing paper
md stationary. and the penal sum OF
two thousand dollars t2.0On.Qo) for all
state binding. conditioned uin'n the
faithful performance ri said contracts.
No bid unaccom panied BY such bonds
will hr en;crt ainrd by the Commissioner
Of Public Printing.
Estimates Of thu work To l." done or
mnt rrinlS 20 Dc fur1l!nrQ ipE'In'T win
blink forms Cor proposals. bonds, etc.
will be furnished upon hprliratl"n by
Houston 6. Young, IN" superintendent ot
Public Printing. Charleston. west Viz
ginIa.
The Commissioners arc required IN
receive arparatr bids for the printing.
binding and printing paper. including
EtntinncrS.
The contract shall hr awarded tn the
lowest responsible, hiddrrc for tho same.
respectively. unless there Is n RESPONSE
BILE bidder for the whole whose bid l.;
lr4a thnn tho aggregate amount q; tho
lowest responsible bidder cnr tho same.
cont ract shnlI ~ awarded 10 the lowest
bidder for tho Hhdic.
All proposals must he made upon the
printed blanks furnished by the Sulrrin-
trndcnt 81 public printing. and IN" said
commissioners reserve the right 10 re-
irci my and all bids.
Ty order uf tn" commissioners Of
Public Printing.
t;iv"I, und,.r cur hands this 9th day OF
December. 1918.
T. S. DAEST.
W. S. JOHNSON.
Treasurer.
NJ l.. SIIAWkET.
SUPERINTENDENT If SchHls.
Comm ~s;0nrrE "f Public PRINTING l"r
the State Of West Virginia. d-i2-l9
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BANKRUPTCY NOTICE

United States of America. SoThrrn DIS
trict at West Virginia. IS:
In the United States District Court IN
and for said District.
In the matter uf Is. r. McGce. Bank
rupt No. 5I3. In Bankruptcy.
TO tho Honorable Aston @. Dayton.
Judge Of the District Court of the
United States for tho Northern IiS-
trct Of West Eirglnia:
T. +. McCiee. OF BerwOnd. IN the t3un-
~ Of Marshall. and State OF West etr-
Grnia. in said District rcSpectiul!! rep
rescnts that on the 18th day OF August
last past he was duly adjudged nank-
rupt under the nctS OF Congress rciatihs
derad all his property md rights OF
property. and has fully complied WIN az
The requirements OF said acts and or or
dera Of the court touching his banN-
ruptcy.
Wherefore, he prnys TINT he may he
dccrecd ny the Court to have n. full als,
charge from all debts prorablc against
his estate under said bankrupt acts OK
cept such debts ~ arc excepted py law
from such diSchargN
Dated this l+th DAY Of December. a.
49, B.F. MCGEE.
Bankrupt.
By Geo G. Bcncke,
His Attorney.
Order Of Notice Thereon.
Northern InStr!Ct oil W est iTRlHh1- o.,
on this 18th day OF December, a. D.,
1915, on reading tho foregoing petition IL
is
Ordered uy the Court that q hearing
be had upon the same on the I'm day g:
January, 4. H.. 1912, before said Court
nj wheeling, in snid district. ut ten
o'clock in the forenoon; and that notice
thereof be published in the Wheeling In,
tclI!Ennocr, II newspaper printed in Sald
District, and that ALL known creditors
and other PERSONS in interest may np-
pear a the said time and place md sho"
cause, II any they have. why the prayer
Of the said petition should not DC
granted.
And it is further ordered by the Court;
that the clerk shall send by mail 70 az
known creditors copies Of SAID petition
and this order addressed to t., ,oS AT
witness tho Honorable Aston G. Day
ton. Judge OF the sntd Court. and ,ne
seal thereof, at Wheeling, in shld dlS-
trlct. ON the 18th day Of December, A.
H. 1918.
~ A. T. BARRETT. Clerk.
d-le-2G
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EX-CZAR NICHOLAS
NOW REPORTED ALIVE

NAESAW. ncc. lG.-N8y. til" A*s"c!-
nicd rr"*". Til" mother ~ F"T:u"r
Emperor. Nichols Of Russia, who IS lir-
ing near Lvcdia. in thn tr:inca. has
been receiving letters every ten days
that purT1rtCrl tU com" from tho former
rulr-. according to Polish officers VII"
hav" arrived here trom Srhasi"pnl. The
tinwnErr empress and MI about her ar"
convinced that Nicholas Rnnianoff Is
sill! alive. according 10 Information
given IN" officers by a member Of her
household.
The Wheeling intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1903-1961, 1918-12-19
TWO LOCAL BOYS IN
CASUALTY LIST TODAY
Name of William E. Braden of 273o
Chap!inc Street Is InclCaca -
-. List.

Th" Official casualty list today con-
taiES III" names "t TWO local boys. one
from this c:ty ami the other from
Sha,!ySid.. Th" nam" Of William l..
l;r:.tcn. son "a! Mrs. Gru.r Eradcn. ~
-" thni,l;nr street. ;trp"ars Ia III" liSi
q! slight: Wpuad'rl
John T.. johnson, son ot john II. John
son ~ ShldySi,!" APPEARS IN III" MS: ms
benz: seriously Wounded IN action. A."
is VII known in this city. and has Il
host ut friends "no wIi! wish for his
SPEEDY recovery.
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LEAGUE OF NATIONS
CONTINUED from Page one.)

which might have been gained II Ger
many'S collapse had been made even
moro complete. In reply, it has been
made plain To those with whom the
President conferred that the United
States government docs not consider the
war a victory Of arms alone and that
victory would be incomplete without an
organization OF nations TO guarantee
world peace
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Denied 8y WILSON.

PARIS. Dc. S--Prcsidcnt Wilson
this afternoon gave out the following
statement:
1.-The Paris edition OF tho Chicago
Tribune This morning in n dispatch Ac-
credited 10 its correspondent AT wash
inrtnn, declared before leaving Tor
France gave assurance that I approx
cd Of Q. plan formulated by the League
to Enforce Peace This statement Is
entirely false.
II am. as everyone knows. not only
in favor of n league of nations. but pc
licvc the formation of such 4 league alb
solutely Indispensable to the maintrn-
Rnce Of peace. But tho particular plan
of tho League to Enforce Peace I have
never directly or indirectly endorsed.
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Plen from the Pope.

PARTS. Dec. 1S.-The papal letter
presented to President Wilson today ny
MonsiGnor Ccrrrtt!. the. papal under
secretary of state, pleaded for assist
nnce on behalf OF small oppressed ma
tionalltios. especially Armenia and Po--
land. The popc's letter also expressed
the hope Of a just and durable peace
being reached through enlightened
action
pope Benedict also spoke In behat1
OF IN new countries arising from the
partition of the dual MONARCHY. rnrn-
t!oning especially Bohemia The pom
tiff asked President Wilson to help
those countries to realize their ambi-
tgons regardless OF race and religion
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CURRENCY
Washington. Dec. II. 1918.
Whereas hy satisfactory evidence pre-
scented to III" undersigned. il has been
made TO appear that The National tx.
change Bank Of Wheeling" in the city OF
Whcrlins in the County of Ohm and
stats Of West Virginia, has complied
with nj! the provisions Of the :hct o,
Associations TO extend their corporate
existence. and for other purposes. APP
proved July -. 1882:
Now therefore. I. Thomas P. Kane act
ing Comptroller OF the Currency: do here
by certify that 1.-The National Exchange
hank nf Wheeling" in the City OF Wheel
Ing County of Ohio and state or WGs,
Virginia is authorized 10 have succession
for the period specified in its amenaea
articles Of Association: namely, untH
close nf business on December 10, 1888.
In testimony whereof witness my hama
md Seal Of office this Fourteenth DAY
Of December. 1918
Thomas u. Kane.
Acting Comptroller Of the currency
Charter No 5l54 Extension No. 3i1i.
h-l T-30t
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DIED

Wednesday. December
IS, l9IS, At 1850 o'clock p. m. al IN"
residences OF George G. Smith. short
Creek. LAIIN.i. wife Of tho late JOS
cpn W'uollry. aged 81 years.
Funeral services at the Short Crock
church on Friday afternoon at 20"
o'clock. Friends Of the family re-
sp"ctfully invited to intend. inter-
mcnt in Short Creek cemetery. =
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VIZ VIZ EVERYTHING s sed

WE HAVE 100 single white enamel
bcdn springs and mattTc5aes' complete
u, $50 each: IS unk wash stands. in
GOOD condition. at $500 each.
TWO sash registers, SIS md $50 each
ONE moving picture machine Mt 36s.
TWO pool tables $50 "ach.
ONE Taysic.ap's operating tao.e. In
good condition.
uEE lot y! Mason jars at &c each.
ONE lot of Crooks ct sc.
ONE Angie pIni scale. $50.
ONE talking machine and eight rec
IrdS $26.
sLSO large Inc of new and second
hand tools and machinery and autonto-
lille supplies.
SEE our large line or gas and coal
stcyea
TOOL STORE,
lou1 AND 1899 MaEGTT STREET..
Telephone 5oi9-J. !
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LOST AND FOUND

evening between
Ninth street ard f. & .. Il gold stone
watch fob. Keepsake. Reward II re-
turned to 10 Ninth street. d-l9-l
LoSr-A muff. between, lower end OF
Market street and Stone Thomas.
Finder call SIAM Martins Ferry and re-
cc;ve suitable reward. dbl
The Wheeling intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1903-1961, 1918-12-19
MISCELLANEOUS

DRESS WE'LL AND SAVE MONEY
A LARGE ASSORTMENT OF SL1GET-
LF USED FINE OVERCoATS AND
SUITS AT GREAT BARGAINS. GAS
SELL, 1929 MARKET ST. ALSO BUY
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