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The Wheeling intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1903-1961, 1919-08-28
United WOODEN Mills
Gets New Cincinnati
Site at Big Price

Spc cial Dispatch to The InteIligenccr.
CIErINNATI. Ohio. Aug. 27.-An-
nouuccmcut has bean made officially
hero thar west EirEina'S United Woolen
Mills company maSnatc. W. A. lIersch.
Of Farko -ShurE. W. Va. had secured the
title to two pieces Of realty at 5il-543
Walnut street for tho now location or
the Cincinnati branch. having tota!
depth Of 100 f"st and % feet frontage
and involving approximately a fifth or
a million dollars. or $f.hn0 per front foot
thus brcakiu;; all Walnut street records.
and furnishing a location par excellence
The move was made necessary By the
Johnston building. Mr.. Uersch's former
Fountain Square location. being secured
for tho new Gibson hotel million dollar
addition.
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FEDERAL SLEUTHS To "CLEAN Up"
ON PROHIBITION LAW V|OLATOR5

WASHINGTON. Aug. 27.-Reccnt ar
rests in New York for violation Of the
prohibition law will be followed irrnedi-
ately by "clean-ups" in oth'r cities. At
torney General Palmer announced today.
He declared that liquor dealers who
thought the law enforcement activities
Of the department Of justice had been
laid aside for tho high cost OF living in
yestigation would Do shown that they
were mistaken.
Some cities opened wide when II was
thought we were so busy with reducing
prices that We couldn't gee anything
else" Mr.. Palmer said with a smile. We
are going TO change that condition. The
people out where tho fields arc green
are obcytug the Law because IL is IN"
law. while in tho cities there apparently
Is an attitude that prohibition can b"
eyaded. We will show them difficulty
Mr.. Palmer expressed tho opinion that
the chief offenders against tho prohbi-
ton would be found to h" saloon-krcpers
who have maintained their organization
intact in tho hope "f tho raising Of tn"
wartime ban before constitutional pro
hibition makes the country permanently
dry.
The Wheeling intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1903-1961, 1919-08-28
AGAIN Up
To GARY
Steel Workers Committee
Sends Missiye After Con-
ference with Gompers

NEW YORK. Aug. ?I-Although twice
refused an audience by Judge L. II. Gary
chairman Of thu United States Steel cor
poratlon. John Fitzpatrick. chairman or
The steel workers labor committee au-
thorizcd to negotiate FOR union recosni-
tion. announced tonight. that another
communication had been drafted by the
commute" IN reply /" letter from
Judge Gary today. in which he refused
TO rcCugnlZH the union.
Mr. Fitzpatrick would not divulge the
contents Of the new communication
which was drawn up after long confer
encc with Samuel Gompers. president OF
the American Federation of Labor. he
also refused TO discuss the committees
attitude on the calling OF strike which
II has been authorized 10 order in the
event OF failure to gain concessions
II was announced tonight that the ex-
ccutivc board Of the AemrCan Fedora
tion OF Labor would hold a special meet
ing in Washington. next Thursday 10
consider the steel workers demands
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Enforcement OF war prohibition is
being conducted entirely by the bureau
ot Investigation OF the department Of
justice. Constitutional prohibition. how
ever. will be- enforced by staff ot men
in the department ~ justic" and the
treasury bureau Of internal revenue en-
tirely separate from III" other work ct
these government agencies. Complete
enforcement Of prohibition work from
all other activities is planned.
TIL" department Of justice viii create
4 new bureau and recruit special men
who have had experience in tho cnfurcc-
mont Of liquor laws.
Commissioner Roper plans 10 appoint
new deputy commissioner of internal
revenue who will have charge Of pruhl-
oitiOu work. and h" VIII haze under him
special deputy collectors IN Zach inter-
nal rcvcnU" district and carefully
chosen field force"
enforcement legislation now pending
n congress would max" tn" department
Of justice and bureau Of Internal revenue
Jointly responsible for prohibition cr-
forc"m"nt. with an appro PrIatIou II Soy
cral million dollars between them.
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though both government and railroad
brotherhood officials wcrc SrrainInE Ia
prevent it's spread. n STRIKE "f yardm"n
and switChmcn and allied crafts was
paraly lying steam rail transp"rtarlnn i'll
southern u1ld central California to-
night.
In" mon. who went on strike as ind
vidualS and without Il formal reason.
dciIed orders of their union officials 10
rNJirn. In southern California t"lr-
Erjrh!c instructions were received from
Warren =. Stone. president ot the
Broth,rh""d Of Locomotive Engineers.
for the mon OF that craft to rrSum"
work. Tho mon had the instructions
under consideration.
Railroad officials said il was tho
worst strk" IN tho history Of tn" state.
Throughout the day Il SCant half dozen
trains moved from her" for southern
and eastern points. and hut ono trans
continental train Of tho southern I'aci-
hc departed.
No trains moved in OF out OF Los
Angeles.
officials OF tho shopmcn's union here
announced that the men would not par
licipalc in the strike.
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Daring Ho|d-up In
Paris by Americans

PARIS, Aug. 27-(By The Associated
Press)-Six men wearing United States
navy uniforms carried out a spectacular
hold-up last night in a barroom run by
the famous French clown Footit. on
Montaigne street.
The men entered the bar At II o'clock.
and five Of them lined up the customers
against the wall and searched their
pockets Meanwhile the other man rined
tho till. taking from IL in addition to
10 600 francs. Footit's watch and diS-
mond ring. Footit cndeavored to defend
his place against the marauders, and
broke q champagne bottle over the head
of one Of the men who. however. appar.
entity was not injured
Footit became famous through his ap-
pearancc as a clown on the Odeon stage.
He is well known to the patrons Of all
the Paris vaudeville houses. During tho
war he opened an American bar on
Montaigne street
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WASHINGTON. August 2I.-Prices
arc heg,nning 10 turn downward in va
rious parts Of the country. but the
slump has not yet gathered momentum
,n afrcc, purchases being made for. i'm
mediate use. according tn reports 10
tho dcpartIncnt Of justice.
Attorney General Palmer. asked TO-
day how soon results could b" cx-
pcrtCd from the campaign 10 reduce the
cos, or living. tho outcome or which
railroad employees have been requested
to await hrfor" pressing demands FOR
waro increases. said All the govern
n,nnt wanted was n fair chance To show
what crulG hr done Ia TAX" the artificial
imitation cut Of tho market. II" said
officials were we'll pleased with tho
s,,rrnsS sn far attained and that cumu-
lativr results wCr" expected whom Con-
grcss cnacts amendments to the food
control law. by which criminal penal
tics can be imposed on proftccrs and
hoardCrs.
"Wc hop" tn" public will begin to
rcap In" benefit Of our efforts before
LONG" Mr.. Palmer said For instance
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BALTIMORE SHOPMEN |
TO GO OUT T.. 'TR|KE

Special Dispatch to The Intelligcnccr
BALTIMORE. Md. Aug. 27--Rc jcctinG
tho compromise Of four cents an hour
offered by President Wilson TO the rail-
road shopmcn. members Of the Baltimore
boiler makers local No. 294 have voted
unanimously to stand by their original
demands. according TO a statement made
today.
1t was further intimatrd that the locc1
men would 30 out on september ,. in
dependent Of this action by the intcrna-
tional heads.
Significant OF the railroad mems opin-
ion Of tho Presidents policy regarding
them may be CLEANED from the impress
sion Of the men that Mr.. Wilson'S offer
is considered as Il "fcelcr." 10 be fol-
lowed by other propositions when the
president secs that his first proposal was
not accepted.
The Wheeling intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1903-1961, 1919-08-28
GREAT OVATION FOR
GENERAL PERSH|NC
PLANNED At new YORK

NEW YORK. August "7.--Gcncral
John J. T"rShinE viii l." ofiiCIall" wei
cumcd hnm" 10y New York city with a
great military rcvi"w on S"ptcnh"r
-. according To plans ann runccd tr,.ay
Icy tn" "N,ru'il" committee IF Mayor
ilyian'S c"mm,l,"" on receptions 10 dis
tiuEuiShcd ~ "$iS.
Th" great homecoming welcome will
continue from th" hour OF General
r"rshnE's arrival on board the I.cvia-
than until h." departs for Washington.
TIL TRANSPORT Lcviathan. with ti"n-
"ral rcrShior and his staG and approx
imatciy ln.0nn m"n Of tn" First divis-
ion. - due to arriv" at Sandy Hook n,
"'clrck ON tho morning OF Scptcm-
bet
The Wheeling intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1903-1961, 1919-08-28
Active Voting Has Begun in
Most Popular Enterprise
Ever Launched in This Vic
inity-All Have Equal Op-
portunity to Share in Divis-
ion OF. More Than $4,000
IN Prizes.

Several scores Of energetic pc"Dl"
have already counted. "Onr. for tn"
money: two. for tn sh w. thr"". 10
make ready. four. Ia go"
Thu race has begun. ia" prospects Of
earning an vl"Ean, tHG WHY'S Knight
touring car are in t." AR. Everything
offered Is worth thr parry YOU play. y
jay ride n tn" classy WHY'S Knight
touring car in - i!I.r S,rsatirn. tho Nrlir
touring car j$ 1T for u King. tho nrkland
touring car is = joy forever. and "n"
may rprAt with prid" I" the ownership
Of any "f thC others.
Work wins at Last.
Every worth whlc surc"ss in hfn
Demands effort. Tho greatest Clements
FOR success III any Undertaking or in
duG'ry ar" enthusiasm and p"rscv"r-
anC": IN" easy things ar" of lit;lc value.
This race for "ihr pluns' of Ii" huiu-
m"hil" and Diamond Campaign Will be
as valuable 10 y"W as tn" extent to
which yen invest yCur efforts and indus
Try during your spar" i,ln". You hav"
80 thing 10 sell. something that The
world i: reaching out for every day
ucwE. information. The lutcligrnccr
conveys both tn tho public. AMI when
YOU hay" sum"thins good In talk about
It - not very hard I" TIL lhr pccpl" the
r"rur" e Your business.
tn" plan "f ihr AWlomohilo and pia-
m"ud campaign is so different from
anything ever offered IN, friends and
r"adCrS hcr"ah"UiS that unr Cannu; con-
rect !; ~ any way with anything with
whirh iE"y ar" familiar. We arr not
trying 10 d"rid" who IS the prctticst
Glrl or th" most popular man or woman
Th" rUl"- amd regulations governing the
campaign ar" based upon strictly IRON
ClHd business principles. hy which The
"fT"rts "f each and every contestant are
SaC"ECirdcd from ti> very beginning
After On" becomes acquainted with the
details thor" is hut one answrr--"I
want 10 h" an active contestant in the
Auiomohil" and Diamond CampaiCu."
You'll want tn hc IN active contestant
also il yuu will clip out the nomination
c0UNou and mail or bring II to The Auto
m"hil" and Diamond Campaign head
quarters. third noor. 1ntcllicrnccr build
lnG.
Big things arc doing. ard you can
play your part during tho spare time
winch will othrrwiS" hc wasted during
h" next eight weeks You can own Il
touring chr without one pcnny'S OK
pens" There IS absolutely no entrance
fec. no difficult set of rules 10 follow,
and YOU arc sur" on being rcmun"rato Cd
from tho very first subscription turned
in. You can identify yourself with a
''liv" wire organization whose only
motto is boost" Clip the nomination
coupon now and send il in.
The Wheeling intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1903-1961, 1919-08-28
PRICES BEGINNING To TURN
DOWNWARD, ASSERTS PALMER

we arc making progress in obtaining
promises from shoe manufacturers as
to fixing a limit beyond which prices
shall not 60"
Propaganda, which apparently Is ma
tion-wid" on the part OF the shopkccp-
Crs. seeking TO induce purchases now,
an the prctcxt that prices will be ma
tcrially higher next season, was con-
drmncd by Mr.. Palmer as one certain
thing which would make prices con.
tinue rising IL needed. His attention
was called to advertisements in various
papers. in which II was stated that
straw hats. clothing and other non-per.
ishablc articles should be bought be-
fore next years prices become effect
i've.
1t Is very unfortunate that some
merchants take that attitude, and Wa
have been studying the situation" the
attorney general said. Extensive pur-
chasea now, reducing the supply and
increasing the demand. would make
their predictions come true, whereas,
We hope for normal price level II tho
people d" not stampede into a buying
hYsteria-"
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IN
TREATY DEBATE
At It's CLIMAX
McCUMBER PASSES.
THE LIE TO FALL
Reservation Republicans are
Working on Substitute for
Shantung Amendment

WASUlNGTON. Aug. 27.-S"natc de-
bat" on tho peace treaty rose 10 III" hit
tcrcst point today sine" tn" document
va; pr". cnI"d by President Wilson
Facing 1T 4 distance OF few feet
Senator Fall. Republican. New Mexico
who had JUS asserted that Senator Nc
umh"r Erpt blICan. North DAKOTA. had
in his address yesterday on ShantunG
defended on the grounds If justice III"
award Ia Japan Of goods stolen from
China tho North Dakota senator d""lar'
cd the assertion was 'unGualIii"dI\
false" and that he md not JUSTIFIED
Gcrmany'S action.
This brought a quick rCt"rt from
Senator Fall that Senator Mc''uinb"r
had defended the ShanlunC provision
and had claimed thai Japan had th'
right To take s;hantunr. Rv this tim'
both senators had raised their voices n
n high pitch and were pounding thor
desks. Senator MCCumhcr. reply 'nE
shouted that Iapan dcrlv"6 III" right ~
Shun,uhg under n s.",ct,n ilodE" to re-
turn it, but you leave that cut Of y"nr
statement" rct"rr!c:s {" tho assertion
regarding Lapan's unqualified right.
Fall VS.. Nelson.
Previously Senator Fan. who was do
Tending tho action Of IN" foreign r"la-
tions committee in adopting an amend
mr1t To give German rights ~ Shan
tung 20 China instead cf Japan. wnS IN
tcrruptcd by Senator Nelson. R"pubU-
can. Minnesota. VIII declared that ~
tho committee had mad" 'min"cm"at
Of tn treaty the G"nat" would brush
tho action ASIDE" Whoa senator Fail
sad Il" would not cutor into discussion
with tho Minnesota senator because Of
IN. lqitcr's nC". senator Nelson rC-
S'."ndcd that III" senator could consider
h,m "ihr youngest man III III" senate.
and as unr who was "n"ithcr in his sec
":rd rhl!h""d in this matter nor in the
Mexican matter"
Further dcfcnd'nE ~" oommit'""'s
vote ru III" Sh2u,urt; am"rdm"nt, Soma
tor F'alI said h" WAS weary "f som" wl.o
wished (" max" Tho nation accept tn"
treaty Just as u came fr"'n III" White
House lpcwritrr. with no NOR" con-
sidcration for tho American people than
was shown IA" G"rnans when they
signed AT tho point Of the bayonct.
Open Hearings.
Th" foreign relations committee in a
meeting preceding III" scnat" session
was LrIahlc t. proceed with its ccusid-
Will begin tuuIy rrUw an "Nlrndrd SCh"d-
ulc Of open hearings. |; is understood
that the lead arS expect -, find opp"r-
luniiy to complete the report 10 the
senate b. the md Cf next week.
Anuihrr Development in the ShaniunE
question was The h, inning OF an at
tempt by the group E Republicans who
have agreed on a S"l If reservations to
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NE X|CAN DEMAND
MEETS REFUSAL

Ell. PNSO. Texas. .tug. GA demand
for the withdrawal Of tn" American "%-
Dcdition whi"h crossed NJ Fort Han'UcH.
Texas Saturday. was mad" b! Mexican
officials after IN" expedition had crossed.
il became known h"r'' today. Troops or
tho seventh cavalry under command OF
colonel Francis VI. ilcVcr. crossed the
border and remained in N"N:CO during
The day without locating ,hr cattle
thieves. Offers TO send Mexican cavalry
troops to pursue IN" thieves We're made
b. the Mexican government officials II
American troops were withdrawn. This
,rrcr was not accepted il was said here.
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To Operate Pittsburgh Street Cars
TODAY Under Guard of Z. s. Marshals
Drastic Action Follows Intervention of Attorney General
Palmer and Federal Judges-Mayor Babcock Denounced
at Chamber of Commerce Meeting.

PTTTSBJ RCT August 21Strcct service which has been
tied BY strike OF OF the Pittsburgh Railways company tor
will be resumed o'clock morning The
will operated by trkcbcakCr who will be guarded by dcu-
directed BY United States Marshal John +. Short.
OF the federal government the situation Followed
telephone conversation today between Charles ~ Ia
OF the trolley company rccCivc and Attorney General ~
Mitchell Mr. Pagan told the attorney general that efforts to
get ADEQUATE police the rotn when
attempt was made to run Monday. had failed.
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STRIKE AT LOUISVILLE.

LOUISVILLE. Ky. Aug. @7--.N!trr
separate conferences today with Off
,ials Of the Louisville Street Railway
Company and it's l.3n0 striking motor
men and conductors. Goyerror James
D. Black announced that efforts tu
bring the warning clements together
had failed. The strikers offered TO ar
bitrate their grievances. il was stated.
which include recognition OF the union
ard adjustment Of working conditions.
The company. according TO III" gov
rrnor's statement. refused to enter 4
conference with the union leaders. bur
agreed to meet it's employees as indi-
viduals.
A limited number Of cars wore oncr-
at"d during the day by non-unioH men
without disorder.
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JOBS FOR DISABLED MEN,

WASlIlNGTON. Aug. 27-Employ-
mcni for about $500 partially disabled
soldiers is available in the quartcrmas-
ter corps "f the army. Major General
II. l.. Rogers. director Of purchase and
storage. announced to-day. Men need
ed include *tcnogranhcrs. typists. clerks
fnrcmeu, skilled lAhOr"rS, and messen-
gers at salaries ranging from $50 10
81 200. Positions in various denOts and
zone supply offices open include ,6Si
in New York and 7lj in Chicago.
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Judges tharl"S /. i'rT ana ". H. -
Thompson. in United states district
court. issued an order tu Marshal Short
to cause tn" arrest Of all persons inter-
fcrinS with up"ration "f cas-. Tho
court declared tn" city authorities hhd
shown manifest indifference" in pre-
serving order
Mayor r.. V. Eabc"ck. /" whom the rr>'
ceivcrS wrote numerous letters asking
protection for their cars. was d"nouuc-
cd before q meeting Of 500 members or
tho Chamber Of trmmerCr this after
noon. Kisses and hOGtS greeted his at
tcmpts to explain that h" had tried IN
vain to bring IN" striking carmen ard
the receivers together III an effort to
end ihc strike.
\ meeting Of the 5000 striking motor
mon and conductors late today 10 dis
cuss voting on calling OF the strike"
broke up without anything being accom-
rlishcd \ parade of the strikers thcn
was held in tn" downtown streets
Cheers and h;Sscs mingled rs the mon.
including Sn0 returned soldiers II uni
form, passed. There was no DISORDER.
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THE WEATHER.

West Virgtnia-Genersliy fair on
Thursday and Prtday,not muSl change in
teperaturo.
Western Pennsylvania-Fart!y cloudy
Thursday; Friday fair, net much chaags
in temperature.
oAio-GeRerally fair Thursday and
TridaV
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HUNTINGTON BOY TO
FLY FOR THE POLES

PARIS. Tuesday. Aug. 2f.--.\r Amer
can aviation squadron - hr.nG formed
here along g." lin" oC IN" l.afIE"tt" "s.
:-adillc TO fight with thr roles against
hc RolshcvikI. Among tn. members
Ilrcadv enrolled - Lirut"Eaat Kenneth
Shrewsbury nf Huntington. ". Va.
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TO REFLECT FESS.

WASHINGTON. Aug. 27.-Reorgani-
zati"n Of the Republican campaign con-
grcssional committee will be effected at
4 conference Of house Republicans Sep
tenh"r ,. Representative t'ess. OF Ohio
is expected u be- reelected chairman
without opposition.
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UNCLE SAM WILL OPERATE THE
ROADS IF MEN Do NOT RETRACT

LOS ANGELES. Calf, Aug. 81
Unless there is decided improvement
tho government will take steps 10 npcr-
ate tho lines" said statement concerning :
IL" railroad strike received from War
F"a s. Stone. chief Of tho Locomotive
Engineers and made public hero tonight.
A message from President Lee. Of IN"
trainmen. pointed out that tho strik" had
not been sanctioned by Tn" international
organization and added that tho members
in declaring Sympa'h"tjc strike will
only max" Il bad situation very much
worse" .Advices from III" railroad ad-
mInislratiOn are to tho effect that the
Pacific Electric IS operating under prac-
tjcally normal conditions with strike
breakers. and that the only roads cmha--
rasscd on the coast are government cou-
trollcd lines where our organization
holds contracts"
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WASHINGTON. Aug. c7.-Diroctor
General Hines announced today that the
chiefs OF the four railroad brothcrhoods
had sent final instructions to the men
Of their organizations participating in
railroad strikes on tn" Pacific coast TO
return to work Immediately.
Our chief executives OF tho four
tram ard Cngincmens organization" the
director general annouced. have sent
final and unqualified instructions today
10 their men on strike on tho Southern
Pacific. Santa Fc coast lines and Salt
Lake lines 10 return Immediately l."
work. and are confident that the in
structions will be complied with.
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FEAR AVIATOR IS
LOST IN |, ONTARIO

BUFFALO. y. Y, Aug. 2f.-Lieuten-
ant H. K. Slater pilot. Sergeant Strick-
land, observer. and their De HaViland
plane No. 50 in the International AVA
ton derby are missing tonight. ana
grave fears were entertained by fllsnt
officials here that they came down IN
Lake Ontario This afternoon and per-
shed.
Lieutenant Slater on tho last lap OF
his flight left her" at lo:+I ?. m. NO
direct word has he"n since heard "f HIM.
although Ill Of New York state south or
Tho lake and tho northern shore on ootn
.;dcs o. Toronto have been covered as
thoroughly rs telegraph and teiephon"
connect IONS would permit. 1.'tc boats
we're also sent out from Toronto and
Niagara -on-i hH-I.ake. but Their search
90. was fruitleSs.
TORONTO. Oar. Aug. 2I.-FASht or
thirteen airmcn who started at 'hiS Nno
~ tho one thousand miles International
lorbv between Ontario and MIn"nla mad
omplercd their round trips t"n,Eht
when darkness fell. Seven aEletorS
,ande,, tCdav. rolcncl W. g. Barker, IN"
famous Canadian pilot at 9:"I a. M:
Roland RNhlfs at Has: Bert AcoSta at
rl:5S: Sergeant c. b C"cmbs nj !@:lo
o m: Lieutenant s. VI. Moore NJ l:&i:
Lieutenant &. \. Schiller a. SIS ard L.
". Reraud. n short tim" later. MaJ'r
z. ". SchroGc- landed yesterday.
Interest in tho rae" here, however.
vas nvcrshadow cd by IN" n"wS OK the
probable fate Of Lieutenant u. -. Slater,
who IS believed 20 hay" p"riShed IN
lake Ontario on ~" last lap Of hts
Journey from Su'CalV. Lieutenant Slater
had not appeared at midnight ana NJ
race of him or his plan" had been forrd
AIrbcurh several ot his fellow fllers
covered thoroughly the course nc in
tended TO take.
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The territory within the
City Limits OF Wheeling
lying north OF Wheeling
Creek including the Island.
Names.
SECTION TWO.

That territory within the
City Limits OF Wheeling
lying south Of Wheeling
Crock
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Distinctive Beauty of Autos
Is Attracting Much Attention
STANDING OF The CONTESTANTS
SECTION FOUR.

All territory lying east
Of tn" ohio River outside
tho City Limits of Wheel
lNE,
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Names.
SECTION THREE.


All territory lying west
Of the Ohio River.
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