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MARINE CORPS CASUALTIES.
KILLED IN ACTION.

hlLLGy IN ACALDANs
GUNNERY SERGEASTS,
Tex, EFsnkstOn, David Lambert BufORd.
SERGEANT.
Nd, Baltimore, ClaFenee =. LillsJ.
CORPORALS.
Mlnn.. 81. Paul, Max Henry Ahl.
Mo-, JOnesburH, AlOnEO G. HenSiek.
PRIWATES.
Ala, MeClOlIan. John II. Thomas.
H., Chicago, Joseph 7. PlaeOk.
Ind, Bedford, Ered Eugepe Rock;
n. J., Newark, JOhn johnson RiSka-
Ohio. HAmiltOn, Edward y. StelnEneeL
Pa, PhllAdelphiA, J9me8 Barnes ArnOe6
Pa, Drifting, Charles a. JossphSon.
DIED FROM WOUNDS.
SERGEANTS.
y. Y, Clayton, GeoFge Oeen Colon
Mass, Boston. John Dudley love.
Pa, WllkinkbuFy, Harry BFBeken.
CORPORAIS.
H.. Hicks. Howard Vineyard.
Neb.. Valparaiso, Arthur w. Andersen.
Pa, PhlladeIphla. ClaPenee TaunG-
Ala, Gndsden, Joe smith.
Cal, AFbuekls. Jasper ~. Estes.
Col, Greeley, Victor. @. CAndlln.
Ga. Exam ClRFenee L. D1genpoFt.
Iowa, Walnut, Theo. Thurman CaP8y.
Mas, WestbOro, Edward Joseph Alirtehs
Mas, Dorchester. John Burton Seegges.
n. r., JaneSgilte. Rex CuFtlcP.
n. n. JshnAon City, David 8AVerroOl.
Pa Uui0ntOWm. Fred .Nfarknsie.'
Tex, ROgePs Roy BaPnia GsFAhAFn.
TeN., Beaumalt, RSy Alfred Cash
Wash, OutIDQk, David Peabody CuEA
wash, south TaeOnAs Joseph Ansn MI
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KILLED N ACTON.

KILLED IN ACTION.
MNi1R-. y MetsgviIle; EFyie W. 9sS5isop-
Ore, Supiee, CLYDE Smith. st- = 3
Wash., POuIsbO, WIIilsIa Andersen.
DIED OF WOUNDS
W. Va, 8IeSIschen. Alsxander g.. MselFay.
Cal, Benny DoOn, JOhn Mickslotd.
Ind, ShelbyVille, Martin v. Kendall.
Me- Me- a9tdlnsr, pSsald W. spauldiag.
DIED FROM ACCIDENT AND
OTHER CAUSES.
ARMY FIELD CEERKs
n. J., bradley, Arthur 7. KenyOa.
80 SERGEANTS.
Pa, Scranton, Theodore y Dewey.
Va.' MeadytlIe, Roseis a. Blanks.
Neb., Seward. steFling BaksF..
DIED OF DISEASE
CORPORALS.-
Mass, someFYille, Carl 5. Land.
Mich, Sterling, Richard ,. MAybOw
=: Y, WOodhaTen. EdWaFd VletSFy.
ohio' TFOnto' RAy IL Z y MeLean-
M... win-h.,6.CC COVh: 01H p,.,1.
Ala. watson. Rassen !. ascSy.
AlA.s jacksonville, William MstthsW.
"a PsVSSsSIs Hsr,,sa ssS7,a y 3 -
1li., PlllO, John O. Smith.
H. Chicago, Antonlo De- sRlVo.
NJ, OWonsbeFo, Guy r. LAymOl.
LA-s ZWolh, Robert ID. Leggett.
Mas, North HSdIey, RieIiard A. lWelsh.
MINI, FOnestan, samuel ,. Gylen.
S.-;X.' NsS York. Meyer WS1beEy1.
Ne. G., JOnesbOr0, Gilbert Cameron.
=. ca ClaFktOn, John ElOmss.
e, e, S,S1ae SSs,Sh1Setts; t. SlSssgPs AStsS4Tine.
>. T. COnlmiegt, Bugane =. 81 Amour.
= y Providence, Albert p. G0Re. ~
.. Css Greer, Jtm LeatherWOod
8. C.. GreeF, Richard r. LsteF.
Ienn., Menphlg, Frank b Hickey.
IeE., Rfalrie, Etnest Blggers.
vs.: VS. RiSsS E sPE Pfs. ffs Es4b.4s = h:iF:S. NSo'
LIED FRcM ACCIDENT AND
OTHER CAUSES
CoRPORALS.
- - PfhilsdslPhis. Chariss G. WtadsOF.
ASA'' 3 ALIt1Sr lIt1nS1rrSs. =. A99ssPiL
Mass. winthrop, MlehAel Carr.
III, Hlrden, Elmer =. Vance.
Ind, nd, l1dial HaFbOrs Charles R0sinsk.
LAY 44ts!!y' ssennls9las August Minnie.
Italy, CaPoPefa1o, salvatore Andrsueel.
lAon.s Olathe, GeoPge q. Wendt.
kS kkSH'i i,.sl5stHtllss .Hsll59tstTtllss E%Esd % 2 EanhIs.
LA., Barren, Albert L Greer.
Aaes.s LaVrsnee, Wlfred CiAYmore,
!Ss4isse.' S4s:.s.' SPIRIT LAke. Henry Nisnholse.
Sllnn.s ulencoes naFry y. Rmdum.
q No. sIkeStoa. EEed =. RsbQrtson-
~. " Elmlra, Wallaes Wilson.
-. n, New York WullAm y. Rowe.
n. y, New YoFE, Vis8toP - iOne1HIa
n. Y, OneOnfa. Clarenes WSfrkLfs1
y. AS HoakeFSs james o. HeFbeFt.
~. ~ Syracuse, PeFFy Ediek.
N I.s New York, Otto w. KlekeFt.
=; r, BrOeklIny John Jacob Haiis.
OhtO. Ctneinnatf, Peter SemtsR.
Pa, HaFnesbOFO, SantD CaiHkro. 'sa
fa.s Chester, YihcgnzO Catinl.
PA-, Gree1freh, CharfsB Ernst CRwkhnrna
"a, RldgWBys 0asAF @. Hansoa
Pa, MereerabuFg, James R0eaTWel
fA,r Sohnst0|ni Isaae y. Ylneling.
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Total Casualties Announced Now 279,3S3;
253 Dead and 253 Wounded in Todays ListP

The War Department three casualty lists today
which contained 49 names bngpE The s army gp
bringing the total foF that ann Of service g 6gyS EAs teal Tor
The army lists issued today contained tie @ q a n seO
Is died
disease,
wounded slightly, \ az
~ killed
q
wounded slightly and wounded to degree undeterined
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PROPOSALS

OFFICE OF THE ZONE SUPPLY or
FICER, 18th and F streets ". W, wash
fpEton, y. G. g. Sealed proposals will Oe
opened at the above address at II 20 4. NJ,
April 10, 1918, for furnishing labor. glass
necessary hardware. etc, ana constructing
partitions within the Munitions Building
Specifications may be had upon Rpplieat tiOI
at this oflee. ,Prnposals 70 be hledNin trip
Mark envelopes PROPOSALS FOR CON-
STRUCTJoN or PARTITIONS. NUM-
TIONS BUILDING" and address 20 the
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DISTRICT BOY IN TODAYs CASUALTY LISTS
ACCIDENT cAusES-PriyArs @.
Fischer, 4I BFysut street ~. >g,35ES52 :, ..ls.
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EXCLUSIVE
Private lessons in very simple but sffectiSs
reducing exercises for ladies. Also
CORRECTIVE
exercises for stopped or pigeon tosd chill
dren. Expert teacher.
Lincoln 2sl4. 642 E. Capitol st.
sp2.3OI
GOITRE SPECIALIST.
No Operations. No Medicine
VIII cure simple fbroId or eEOphthalmic
goitre or any enlargement Of the thyroid
glands: why suffer thiS defoTmity? See
me now. Room -, phone Fr. 1888, War
der bldg, corner 9Th and F SITS.
mas-tf
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SPECIAL NOTICES

Buy Summer Window Shades at
factory priceS-means big saving
THE SHADE SHOP, 20 81 ifta NJ isgt ~.
W. STOKES sAlGAIONs. Proprietor.
-.t.r . ..' mhll-tf
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MISS LOUISE PAGE
Public stsnogFAphl.
- -. Phono Ersnkiia no 10
ATTENTION

ATTENTION
CLASSIFIED ADVERTISERS
A POORLY Wordsd. conSurnptiVO
"A looking advertisement has very
little pulling power.
II yonr ad iS not pulling the maxi.
mum amount Of results there - 3
reason. We have employed trained
men whose business II % to make
elas9tned ads pay. They have made
tioipg not only IN WashinGton but
IN other large cities- II will rot
Obligako you 10 any way to have our
representative call on you. We VII
not try to sell you anything. We
simply want 20 show You how an
Intelligent force can be applied %
your business. 'F
PHONE THE TIMES
tEaI1 $50 Claasihed Adv DeN'
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USED CAR SALE

USED CAR SALE
2;TON DEARBORN TRUCK,
ID firSt-cIasS running order;
almost new; $3.50.
1-TON DEARBORN TRUCK,
1917 model; frst-class con-
dition; $3.50.
5-PkSSENGER, JEFFREY,
Six cylinders, starter, electric
lights; good running order;
$500.
STUDEBAKER PASSENGER,
Electric lights and starter;
$3.50. u-.
GEORGETOWN AUTO
REPAIR CO.,
32f4 Prospect ave. N. w.
Phone West 77S.
TERMS IF DESIRED.
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FOR SALE-HoUSES

EANIER PLACE, 1872 Ten rooms,
q baths, large stationary wash
stand in one of the rooms, q. m. J:
Large bright rooms, h W, b.. good
szed lot. Very desirable home. We
are exclusive agents for TINS
property. HARRY WARDMAN,
lS46 K St. N. w. Main 41st. 8
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PERSONAL

MsTIo9Tins sesTb TTss,m.St sHa MISS CAIN
7l6 7th st. y. w, Apart. l. Main 1895.
I-5s
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WoRKINGMEN-WhII our plans aFs be-
ing worked out our cash is also working
out in thousands Of%Good dollars all to
keep a big stock to please the hustler who
brags and depends on US for new pants
and shoes at 81 up: but IL means lever
prices. and you find it so. JUSTH6 OLD
STAND, 6lS D. Ia
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MOVING, PACKING, STORAGE

WOVfNG, shippiRg and hauling: autS
trucks used only BURKP ltGTER.S
ExPkBss CO.. loS Kentucky ave 8. 3.
Lac, ,375s. =; mhIs-Sot
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EDUCATIONAL

CIVIL sERyICE SEI.F-INsTRUCEoR-
PRICE. ~. PEARL.MAN'S. sa1 q q: NV.
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We - 4 LAEEspt Private sohS1I
IsI IyIsGsSs .uep ,ssS e pi'S SEo-.,
ACCUUhTANgY (0ldeSt sollO0l q csfVI.
PREPARATORY laccRedItSd basssl.
DRAFTING (anSehaHieal, Arehitee9uFAD.
GRADE (day - eysp,ngl. C
LAnguaEes-J 1a6oms Tax stetlsties
49, -. Fnh27-tf
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EVERY CAR A BARGAIN

The Henderson Rowe Auto Co.
Phons Msin~ 2oss. IOIs IIth 81 N. ",
nhsa-ast
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FOX SRLE-AUIOmGDILES

| HAVE two good cars. both the
same model, excellent condi-
ton. VIII, sell either or both
reasonable to quick buyer. Call
Main 5269, Miss Walker, be-
fore 5 P. Nj. -..:.
The Wheeling intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1903-1961, 1919-07-29
MOVEMENT STARTED
FOR WAR RISK
INSURANCE OFFICE

4 movement to establish n war rlsk
insurance payment office in Nhcci'ng
has been started. Such action VIII
meet with tn" hearty approval or re-
turned service men who are dropping
their insurance because the war rlSk
insurance department at washington
ignores their letters and takes up as
much rs an entire month TO Forward
receipt for payments made. In many
cases receipts do not Comc Tor longer
periods and the returned COLDER some
times wonders whether nc has insurance
or not. hut h. docs know that his check
has been forwarded.
Announcement that three million OF
tho four millions in tho service hau
dropped their INSURANCE" startled the
entire nation Soldiers here give Out
one cause. the slow progress maze og
the war risk bureau at Washington
West Nlrglnia's senators and congress-
men have been appealed to by the
American Legion. 1t has been maze
plain to them that hundreds of men are
nc"dlessly throwing away the best IN
surnncc IN the world and requests were
added that an Office be established IN
Wheeling at which the soldier may pay
his premium and receive his receipt
The Wheeling intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1903-1961, 1919-07-29
TriCkSterS In Congress
Will Have To Be Watched

The opinion of discharged service men
on soldier settlement legislation in Con-
gross is expressed in the following
editorial on Farms For Soldiers
which appears in the current number
Of Tho American Legion Weekly, the
magazine of the nat lonal organization
of AIurrran veterans ~ tho Great war.
The question Of soldier settlement
shortly Will come 10 an issue before
Congress. The fundamentals Of the
problem 50 far as they affect the IN
t"r'~tS al IN" country are that soldier
n"n-rlnpl0ym"n' \Shlll hc reduced and
soil production increased. This by gov
eminent cooperation with men who were
soldiers and now wish to be farmers.
The ISSUE. no matter how broad and
we'll considered. Will not solve the prob
lem Of soldier rcadJustmcnt, nor Will It
bring the monster of high living cost
L. It's knees. But. it Will be a nrm.
wcll-d"tincd step in that direction.
ON" need not doubt that the rolling
harrlE" Of a landh0ldcr lobby has been
CHARTERED. There are ample evidences
that narrow S"llishncSs Will undertake
t. chcrkmHt" or defeat the plan to help
returned soldiers, render productive
thousands of acres Of idle lands. Let
interesting and profitable to learn just
how strong has been the development
OF Il p"l.tlcal conscience which can sec
National good ahead Of VICIOUS self
interest"
The Wheeling intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1903-1961, 1919-07-29
Homemade Root Beer
Sometimes Has Kick

T!IILNDEI.I1TN July @S.--Koot hocr
inI|! at i.nnlr EIy not always be US
ma, ''.mt - its name. Professor
,llr.". II. La Wall. dean II the rhIla-
d. ii'hl I"Il"G" "f Pharmacy. cautions
~" ruhli, L. lock out for tn" Kick.
t." hnm" brow. h" nudS. has an aIco-
hul" ut Of - percent.
1T Will taxi" gallons to produce the
familiar dizziness" h" sad. but 1t may
PROV idc som" cXhilaratIuH.'
Il was surprised recently" declared
Professor La Wall. to notice a friend
coughing n little after drinking several
glasses Of home made root beer. l be-
cam" interested and began an analysis
,ut some Of III" beverage. The result
was surprising. l found that the alco-
h"ljC G"nt'rT was much greater than /
had supposed.
Il discovered that after standing rTe
days III" h"V"raE" contained .53 percent
of alcohol: after ten days the percent
az" jumped Ia l%6 and a day or so
later had climbed to IL. Thc alcohol
carr" from Il natural fermentation"
The Wheeling intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1903-1961, 1919-07-29
Vim Grove Personals.

William Knillenger. is busy thrcsh-
ing at his farm out Battle Creek ana
has a splendid crop.
David Moorehcad. Of Addison, Pa, Is
spending a few days the guest OF his
brother. Arthur Moorchead. or Nam
street.
Miss Jessie Dobcrt Of Cameron. IS IN
town for q few days the guest o.
friends.
II. C. VRrdy. OF Kruger street. lcrt
yesterday for CaroltOn. Ohio. 10 SpcnG
few days the guest of relatives.
Miss Martha Cooper, Of Wheeling
avenue, Is able to be about again after
being confined to her home i'll.
Mrs. Caroline Linton. has returned to
her home after an auto tour In tlcve-
land and other points along IN" Great
Lakes
Harry Clark, Of Middle Creek. lott yes
tcrday for Atlantic City, TO spend a few
weeks vacation.
The Wheeling intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1903-1961, 1919-07-29

strumcnt Maker (Malc). Aug. ~: Tim
bcr Inspector (Male), Aug. II: Expert
N-Ray Mcchanician (Mal"). Aug. ~:
(Malc). Sl2n0, Aug. 10;
Statistical Agent (Mal"). Aug. ~
Assistant in Grain Standardization.
Aug 90; Stockkccpcr. Photographic
Material (Malc). Aug. 20: Cotton Class
ers Helper (Malc), Aug. 20; Assistant
in Tobacco Investigations (MaIe),
sl200-slS0O. Aug 20: Assistant Mcchan-
ical Engineer (Male). Aug. 20: Specla;
Agent for Commercial Education (Male
and Fcmalc). Aug. IS.
The Wheeling intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1903-1961, 1919-07-29
Diarrhoea Quickly Cured.

II have h"cn IN the practice of mcdA
cine for forty years." writes DIR. u. \.
Post. IiarnSwcll. =. {. Il came to this
plIr" last March. having purchased a
plantation ten miles from here. am pre-
pairing t" NOV" onto II and shall prac-
tic" th-rc. find diarrhoca prevalent.
in fact bcGGm" affected myself. saw
notice Of Chamh"rlaIns Collie ana Dlar-
rho"a Remedy bought small bottle
and ii Is good" For sale by all deal
The Wheeling intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1903-1961, 1919-07-29
REPAIRS TO DAM
NO. 13 COMPLETED

I. s. Engineers announce that all TO-
ralr* to hrm 10 Is at McM"chcn have
h"cn completed \ pool stage will be
throughout tho summer. Rec
ord nm" Was mad" IN repairing the hear
trap At ban -. =luCc II was necessary
Ia construct Coff"r-dam. drain tho in
t, rl"r Of III" rnff"rdam. mako repairs
and 'h"n r".nu," IN" Cpffcrdam.
The Wheeling intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1903-1961, 1919-07-29

sltion in earnest with the result that
some action is to be taken by the mer-
chants OF tho town relative TO bringing
down the high prices. Many or the
residents claim that 1t is almost I'M
possible for to keep abreast or the
times with prices as they are at the
present time.
The Wheeling intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1903-1961, 1919-07-29
working On Schools,

The work Of rcmodelng and renting
tho schools Of the county for the conf
ing season is in progress at the pres
cnt time and tho work is going along
nicely. Many OF them have to be re-
painted and put In shape and 1t VIII
take some time for to get them in prop
or shape for the opening of school TINS
fall
The Wheeling intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1903-1961, 1919-07-29
Brick Arrives For WORK

Much brick has arrived during tne
past few days for the road work IN
the local district and are being hauled
to their respective locations as quick
" as possible. The work IS keeping
several teams busy and many men are
employed unloading them.
The Wheeling intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1903-1961, 1919-07-29
Rarrtea Nearing End.

Berry pickers declare that the berry
crop is about at an end and that there
will pc but few more pickinEs OF the
crop. 1t is said that never in the his
tory Of the county has there been so
many berries as at the present time and
from all sections Of tho country people
have been coming after them.
The Wheeling intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1903-1961, 1919-07-29
FRUIT HEARTS, GOOD, BETTER.
REST

Good to chew at any time. and part'cu-
larly after meal. Fruit Hearts
QucnCh the thirst.
Better than any other Chewing Cum
because of the luscious fruit favor
and the dainty pink candy covering.
Best gum ever because Fruit Hearts
arc 100Cc pure.
The Wheeling intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1903-1961, 1919-07-29
JUVENILE COURT

Julg" Nl"n II. Robinson will preside
at n SESSION Of Ohio county Juvenile
court At 10 o'clock this morning. This
Will l." III" first iuv"n!l" court session
"a ihr," weeks and number Of cases
AT" i" i" srak"n up.
The Wheeling intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1903-1961, 1919-07-29

cars at tho present time throughout the
Elm Grove district and at several or
the mines. the coal miners have been
compelled to lay off work. 1t is claim
ed by the railroads that is al almost Inn
possible for to keep the cars coming to
care for the ever increasing output or
coal. the demand at the present tlm0
being greater than for years.
The Wheeling intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1903-1961, 1919-07-29
Dredging Greek.

Torkmen are engaged in dredging
Wheeling Crock at several places ana
the work is progressing nicely. II Will
take some time to, clear the stream or
the gravel at the various bridges and
give plenty Of room under tho bridges
for the water and debris 10 get through.
The Wheeling intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1903-1961, 1919-07-29

The greater the necessity for wing
tho greater your opportunity to use
The IntclligenCer W.T. ) dS
The Wheeling intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1903-1961, 1919-07-29

will be let hopeand prudent homekeeers Will take on
with great OF course
Aprons Overall Aprons and Bungalows that have about all the
white
old Grandma who
best how to preserving spite moqup notions And Aprons
tidy And Aprons for the daughter
about while the
Aprons purchased
favorable possible
The Wheeling intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1903-1961, 1919-07-29
ELM GROVE
Al Trains To Stop,

A movement is on foot by prominent
citizens of Elm Grove. 10 havo all
trains stop at this station going ooth
East and West. At the present time
there are but several OF the trains stop
ping and residents claim that they
could all stop with very little trouble
which would mean that people from the
city could ride out on the train in re"
minutes and also that residents OF town
could make the trip TO the city IKE
wise. It is likely that the proposition
will be considered at Il nearby date.
Our Awnings Satisfy and Shade You.
Wheeling Tent q Awning Co. jy-lO-tf
High Cost OF Living.
The Elm Grove Beard Of Trade has
taken up the high cost Of living propo-
The Wheeling intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1903-1961, 1919-07-29

Shortage OF Coal Cars.
There Is o general shortage or coal
The Wheeling intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1903-1961, 1919-07-29

Oar Awnings Satisfy and Shade You.
Wheeling Tent q Awning Co. Jy-lO-r
The West Virginian. [volume] (Fairmont, W. Va.) 1914-1974, 1919-04-08
n. ]. GOMUNTzIS'
FUNERAL TO-DAY
Wonderful Floral Display
at Obsequies of Well
known Confectioner.

AT the Masonic reception hall in
the Masonic Temple this afternoon fu-
neral services over the body Of n. ].
Comuntzis whose death occurred on
Friday are being held. A Greek priest
from Pittsburgh is conducting the i'm
pressive Greek burial services and a
large throug OF relatives and friends
are in attendance including more than
200 countrymen OF the deceased. MANY
OF whom were boyhood friends in Spar
Ia, Greece. The body of Mr.. comuntzis
has laid in state in the reception room
since Saturday night entirely sur
rounded BY masses OF beautiful floral
tributes which began to pour in short.
ly after the news OF his death was
received. Seldom has such a wonder
ful collection Of f1Gwers been seen in
the city. 81,
At the conclusion of the services
this afternoon the body will be convey
ed 10 Woodiawn cemetery where IL
will be buried by Undertaken William
son. 1t IL the plan Of the wife of the
deceased to take the body back to the
Old country where she will also go
to make her future home. For the
present. however, it will rest in Wood.
lawn.
The West Virginian. [volume] (Fairmont, W. Va.) 1914-1974, 1919-04-08
POLITICAL CHANGES
OCCUR IN GERMANY
Big Maritime Cities Are
Reported Fayoring a
Soviet Republic.
tBy Associated Press


COPENHAGEN, April ga poli,,ca,
movement of great Importance is i'm
minent in the region of Hamburg. re-
ports from Berlin say. DR.. Herr and
Houffenberg. spartacan leaders, it is
added. have almost succeeded in max
ing themselves masters of the situation
and in converting Hamburg and the
region between Hamburg and Bremen
into a Soviet republic.
Demonstrations have occurred in
Munich against the new revolutionary
government of Bavaria according to
Berlin dispatches today. The demon
starters were dispersed by troops, the
.advices state.
Herr .LaIdsberg minister of justice
in the national German government
was arrested today at Madgburg the
ca7:tal Of Prussian Saxony by mem
borS OF regiments stationed there and
Madgburg dispatch reports General
Won Kleist in command of the new 4th
army and his staff were also arrested
Former deputies Brandes and Filkel
also were arrested. Other arrests of
Social Democrats and members OF. the
.bourgeoise are planned tho majority OF
Madgburs sympathizers with the In
derenden; Socialists the message
adds.
The West Virginian. [volume] (Fairmont, W. Va.) 1914-1974, 1919-04-08
LEGAL NOTICES
NorlcE % rRusIEE,s sd

NOTICE OF TRUSTEES SALE.
By virtue of certain deed OF trust,
bearing date on the 18th day Of Feblu-
airy, 1910, executed by Curtis B. Elem
ing and R. Belle Fleming his wife. 10
the undersigned trustee, recorded in
the office of the Clerk of the County
Court Of Marion county, West Virgin
la, in Trust Deed Book No. IS at page
367, will sell to the highest bidder
therefor on the 25th day of April, 1919,
commencing at 8 o'clock A. NJ, at the
front door of the Court House of Ma
.rion County, West Virginia, all the
right title and interest, either vested
or contingent, or which the said grant.
ors in said deed of trust may have as
heir apparent to the estate of Martha
Fleming, TOW deceased, in and to the
following described piece or parcel of
real estat lying on Main street, in the
City of Iairmont, Marion County, West
VirginiS, described substantially as
follows to-wit:
BeinS that part of the real estate
which was conveyed by Horatio Nor
gan to A. Fleming d,by the said A.
Flemi1 3 devised to dis wife. Martha
for lift with remalnder to her heirs,
as OF record in Che proper office OF
Marioua County, west Virginia, in Will
Book Np. atspage %, the said Cur.
tbs B. IN eming beips heir apparent to
one-seventh interest in and to said
parcel OF reaf-estate, together with the
appurtenances therto belonging.
The terms OF sale are one-third OF
the purchase price to be paid on the
day of sale, one-third thereof to be
paid in one year with interest, and the
residue thereof to be paid in two years
with interest taking from the purchas-
or his notes. with good security. for
the deferred payments, and retaining
a vendors lien in the deed to be made
to said purchaser as further security
for the payment Of said notes.
Given under my hand this '25th day
OF March, 1918.
II. ". OGDEN, Trustee.
The West Virginian. [volume] (Fairmont, W. Va.) 1914-1974, 1919-04-08
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OF finishing one of the nest power
plants in the country.
P. F. Hodges. formerly superintend.
ent of large power plant at Whining.
ton, Delaware, will take charge of the
operation of the plant as soon as com.
pleted. Mr.. Hodges is already on the
ground and getting things running
smoothly. Mr.. Hodges will be under
the direction of r. w. Lamar, of the
general offices in Fairmont.
In the party this morning was ]. o.
Watson, president of the board of di-
rectors; E. B. Moore, general mana.
ger; o. F. Tough, assistant general
manager; Smith Hood, vice presi.
dent; Don Hewitt Blanks, chief engi-
neer; F. B. Pryor, manager of the
gas department; r. W. Lamor, Fran
els McQuillan, A. C. Polk, OF Sander
son and Porter; Ed. Merydith, contrac.
tor; Joseph Lehman, representing the
Fairmont Times and D. S. Allen, OF
The West Virginian.
At midnight tonight the turbine will
be shut down for three minutes to in
spect the gears. There is no break.
down, but it is desired to see how the
gears are standing up under their new
work.