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Rock Island Argus. (Rock Island, Ill.) 1893-1920, 1919-06-20

lief. Residents are warned again
not to give money to anyone So
Letting under the name of the Red
Cross as funds for this organiZa-
ton are not raised in this way.
Mrs. c. L. Siivis said: There
has been absolutely no one author
lied to go about the city for funds
for the chapter, and in fact the Red
Cross is not soliciting anythin g d"
The woman was not located today.
Rock Island Argus. (Rock Island, Ill.) 1893-1920, 1919-06-20

Armstrong. veteran correspondent
OF the Chicago Daily News, who
died here suddenly yes .e-day.
Governor Lowden issued a state
ment in which he paid a tribute to
She character and work OF Mr.. Arm
strong. The political life OF Hi
nois is better and cleaner because
of the part that Frank Armstrong
has had in it." the governor said.
Rock Island Argus. (Rock Island, Ill.) 1893-1920, 1919-06-20
WOMAN SEEKING
FUNDS FOR RED
CROSS is FAKE
Rock Island Chapter Warns
Against Solicitor Using Name
OF Relief Society.

The attention Of the local Red
Cross officials has been called sew
eraI times in the last few days TO
an unknown woman who is max
ing a house to house canvass of
the city. soliciting money for the
Red Cross, which she states is to
be used for Belgium refugee re-
Rock Island Argus. (Rock Island, Ill.) 1893-1920, 1919-06-20
Mems Furnishings:

One lot, about hundred. mems nesgee dress
Shirts mostly soft cuffs. Numbered cuffs, made
from good quality percaIe All sizes, regular price
St25 worth today $3.50. While this lot lasts choose
for
Mems union-made overaIs with bib made from the
good stripe "SteifeT" brand. Special CSC.
Mems black sixteen work shirts. all Sizes special 81
Mems bathing suits in assorted coIors, either in
$3.50 up to $500.
Boys bathing SUITS mostly navy blue jerseys. with
red and white trimmings: Choose from s1.oO up to
1925.
Boys jersey bathing trunks for 15c
Boys chambray blouse waists, plain or stripe: 49c
Boys style "SteifeI" OveraIls, ages to ii years:
pair.
Boys one-piece wash suits. made from good quality
crepe and cIieviots: choose for 13s.
Boys khaki union oyeraIls, $500.
Rock Island Argus. (Rock Island, Ill.) 1893-1920, 1919-06-20
For Those Who Swim :

Women's one-piece
jersey bathing suits,
dark shades with fancy
stripe tennis: $2.98,
$3.50 to $3.50.
ChiIdren's one-piece
suits: $1.98 to S4.98 ca.
Attractive new bath
ing caps, skull shape
and tam styles in gay
colors and trims: 25c to
$1.50.
Bathing shoes and
slippers: SOC to S1.00
pair.
Rock Island Argus. (Rock Island, Ill.) 1893-1920, 1919-06-20
TRIBUTE Is PAID
VETERAN WRITER
OF CHICAGO NEWS

Springfield, June 20.-The senate
today, following an act of the house,
passed a resolution of coincidence
to the family of the late Frank Z.
Rock Island Argus. (Rock Island, Ill.) 1893-1920, 1919-06-20
Some White Shoes Worth Coming

Some White Shoes Worth Coming
For Saturday:
New 2-strap poplin pumps, should
sell for $3.50. Mr.. Kramer got these
in Chicago last week so that we can
say S1.98 pair.
Another lot: White pumps in
plain finish, neat and slightly; and
white canvas oxfords: choice for
$1.98 pair.
Another: Ladies oxfords, high
heels and low; all sizes, $3.50 pair.
Rock Island Argus. (Rock Island, Ill.) 1893-1920, 1919-06-20
CLERKS OFFICE
OPEN TO RECEIVE
COUNT SATURDAY

The office of the county clerk
viii be open tomorrow night
to receive returns of the states
attorney primary election
brought in by the Judges,
County Clerk Henry B. Hub
bard announced today.
Rock Island Argus. (Rock Island, Ill.) 1893-1920, 1919-06-20

Miss Peterson registered will weighing
babies Saturday; and questions mothers wish
be cornpeenty and cheerfuly
As as possible, next week. we will tabulafe
the babies weighed and 20 prizes will be award
ed. Maybe your baby will get one.
Rock Island Argus. (Rock Island, Ill.) 1893-1920, 1919-06-20
Hosiery for Hot Weather:

ChiIdren's half socks, all white. plain colors and
light and dark fancy tops: SOC and S5c rair.
Misses white ribbed hose, all sizes. SOC pair.
Ladies' white silk hose: $500, S1.65. S145, SIPS
and s5c pair.
Mems white socks cotton. Isle or silk; Cotton s5c
Isle 45c, silk s1.25, s5e and Csc pair
Rock Island Argus. (Rock Island, Ill.) 1893-1920, 1919-06-20

Handsome white enarn-
eled refrigerator. s doors
8 shelves, large ice com.
partment: S24.5O.
AT $29.7S we offer
probably the best value
In refrigerators In the S
cities. White lined, 5
doors. rs lbs. S29.75.
Rock Island Argus. (Rock Island, Ill.) 1893-1920, 1919-06-20
One More Day, Saturday.
Baby Week In Our |,
fants' Department.:
Each customer 3

Each customer buying oUer
Csc IN our Infants Depart
n1ent Saturday wiH be giuen.
free, a pretty SOUVENIR such
cs UiN Be sure to please.
Rock Island Argus. (Rock Island, Ill.) 1893-1920, 1919-06-20
new QUESTIONS
CAUSE DISPUTE
WITH GAR MEN
Union Street Railway Employees
Object TO Arbitrating on Com
pany's Principles.
MAY MEAN STRIKE.

Street railWaymen OF the tri-
cities viii tonight vote on the
proposition of striking. They
refuse to arbitFate under the
cOmpany's offer IN a basis de-
pending upon the amount OF
fare the Illinois Public Utilities
commission grants the COM
pany. They want TO arbitTate
On a straight matter OF wage
Increase, regardless Of the
bearing fare increases have on
the eompany's ability TO pay.
The company said this NOM
ing that It has said its last
word and viii arbitrate only
, on the consideration Of fare IN
creases.
Davenport street railway
trainmen announced today that
the meeting they will hold at
i O'Clock tomorrow morning
win be for strike vote. j. Z.
Bauer, president of the Illinois
division Of the traiHmen, heSi-
tated to say that the meeting
was for a strike vote.
"If the company viii not ar
b;trate as we want. there is
nothing else to do bat strihe,7
he said. The company refuses
to arbitrate as the men want.
The Tri-City Railway COM
pany will ask 1.-THE government
to discontinue the 4-oent fare
for arsenal employees which has
been in effect for some time, it
was stated today.
Rock Island Argus. (Rock Island, Ill.) 1893-1920, 1919-06-20
Be Comfortable the Right
Underwear for Hot Weather:

For women: PoIIyanna athletic union suits.
three qualities: 1918, $500, $3.50.
'Dependon" lace stripe athletic suits for
women: $I.0O
Misses athletic suits, with waist attachment:
500.
Mems athletic union suits; B. V. D. s1.T5;
others 81 So 100 and SIC
Rock Island Argus. (Rock Island, Ill.) 1893-1920, 1919-06-20
Groceries, Saturday:

Groceries, Saturday:
Fresh home groUn ripe strdWber-
ries (tOith other groceries,, 2 boxes to
each at 19c box.
Fresh baked bread, tlOo IOc Eoooes
to each for 15c.
Extra quality, sugor-cured bacon,
pieces 2 to 3 lbs, each piece vrop-
ped separately at the packing house;
by the piece only, 3712 Ii.
Americas Cup" coffee, Cottage ham, about
4214c Ib. lbs, SOC b.
Canned sweet potatoes, Pork tenderloin rolled
p re can firm cooked and sliced
Dried pears, 2c1zc h. even. half pound for 33c.
California lemons 45c Summer sausage, 3211c
dozen. ID.
Fresh canteIoupe mel Red salmon, tail can,
ons 15c each. zoe
Fruit Jar rubbers 2 California d inc s,
dozen for Csc. large can. 2oe
DernelPs extra fine po- Bflck cheese SIC h.
tatO chips: large pkg. 15c. Feanu' Dutter' glass
Raspberry jeIEO pow '"' - ...
der, Toe pkg o"Oi' p'oe'''
MarshmaIIow cream, Pine olives o.. can
29c jar. 60 :, hutto-. ,sa
Spced cookies and iced butterine:
cookies, choice 2214c ID. TrOco butterine. I'M
Nabisco Waters, 2 coIored, ssc Id. print.
pigs for 29c. Golden Rule butterine
Uneeda biscuit pkgs. butter color, pound print
for 25c. 3oc
Special demonstrate the National
Biscuit Co. 5 cookies and crackers.
Rock Island Argus. (Rock Island, Ill.) 1893-1920, 1919-06-20
Three Cut Price Lots in the Millinery


About a hundred hats, neU this spring,
oil of them neat, LoeH mode and trim
med, good styles, three lots:
AT $2.48: Hats that have been up
to $500 each.
At $3.4s: A tableful of desirable
dark street hats that have been to
$3.50; choice for $3.48.
At S4.98: Twenty hats on this ia
ole, worth up to $1,000 for $4.98,
your choice.
Rock Island Argus. (Rock Island, Ill.) 1893-1920, 1919-06-20

A new question Of dispute be-
tween the street car union men and
the railway company has been
brought up in connection with the
problems to be arbitrated at a
meeting of an arbitration board
Saturday or later
J. T.. Bauer. head of the union
men, has received a letter from the
company in which the company
suggests the rules it requests Tor
governing the arbitration. The
union men disagree with the com
pany's principles. The company de-
mands that matters Of street car
revenue, the ability of the company
to pay a certain wage and the
wages which are being paid in 9TH
ct cities throughout the country
should all be taken up in the arDl-
tration. The union men say that al.
they want to arbitrate is the wage
question and whereas they have
not shared in the profits Of the
company they do not intend to
snare n losses, Il any Iu6T6 DC.
Ordinance in Case.
The men want to arbitrate &C
cording to the rules laid down IN
d city ordinance, which reads as
follows:
: It is further provided that SAID
traction company, in the event OF
disagreement or dispute in rerer-
ence to wages or working conGi-
lions with its motormen and con-
ductors, which may result in a
strike or lockout shall submit the
question at issue to a board of ar
bitration, such board to be com
posed of one member appointed by
the traction company; one by the
employees, and the two so chosen
shall select a third party, which
board OF arbitration shall decide the
points at issue and their decision
shall be final and binding on both
parties to the arbitration.
A meeting will be held by the
union tomorrow morning at I
o'clock in the Eagles hall. at which
time the question of principles gov
erning an arbitration board will be
thoroughly discussed.
Rock Island Argus. (Rock Island, Ill.) 1893-1920, 1919-06-20
Refrigerators, the Good Kind, at Lit
sle'Cost Quality Considered):

Save ice-it's expensive this year.
Buy good refrigerator and let it pay
for itself, saving ice.
The choosing here is excellent.
For instance:
Rock Island Argus. (Rock Island, Ill.) 1893-1920, 1919-06-20

2-door refrigerator. 80
lbs. ice capacity. $1,000.
White enameIed 2-door
refrigerator, so lbs. ice,
$3.50.
Ssh refrigerator, 2
shelves, special clamp
door catch: S1e.9S.
The Wheeling intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1903-1961, 1919-09-26
CLEMENCEAU PLEADS
FOR RATIFICATION
OF THE PEACE PACT
PREMIER PREDICTS DAWN
OF NEW ERA FOR WORLD
Warns That Refusal to Ratify
Treaty Will Make Instru-
ment of Death to France

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The Wheeling intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1903-1961, 1919-09-26
Empire Mills Closed

closing "t the Empire Rolling Mills
company. sheet plant to-day. Ia" iron
and steel industry her" WIS brought to
Il C"npl,i" StandStiil
International officials If tn" Switch
mems Union nf America and Eruthrr-
hood Of stationary Fircm"n ana oilers
went 10 l.uraiu tonight IA !uu Effort To
PrrSuad" members OF TIL" Brut h"rhuud
of halfway Tralnrn'n "Hr!u!ru by the
National Tub" company L. walk cut .
The plant Whi"h il Il subsidiary Of tbs.
United States steel corporation, was not
affected t.! the strIhc.
y" disorders wvr" reported today.
The Wheeling intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1903-1961, 1919-09-26
No Change At Gary.

GARY. Ind. sept. Either" was no
G"Cld"d chang" here today in III" steel
STRIKE. REPORTS # increased aC;IN ties
IL tn" mills. denied Icy union leaders.
M"r" IInrunfirmcd.
Five batteries of COX" ovens - in all.
were put IN operation At tn" Gary works
of IN" United States steel corporation
and tn" slab mill was said 10 be- run
ming.
At thu Gary works the HrSs"mCr con-
v"r'"rS were blown but IL was report I'd
that the equipment had been tempered
with and they w"r" closed AGAIN.
At q m.lSS meeting at strikers, speak
crS C"unScllcd against any outbreak uC
Violence" Tn"y warned thu strikers that
Violence" would cauS" TIA" corporations to
call thorn lSolShcN ikS 'and .S"' worse
maine" and that disturbances would M
JurC their own Gauss.
The Wheeling intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1903-1961, 1919-09-26
Chicago Situation Improved.

CHICAGO. S'pt - l'"%pll" IN" "'-
mails of union labor leaders thcr" az
I"aTcd T. Il" :. steady Incr'aS" I'M h'l'.
Ily at 4 uumbrr Of tho steel plants III
m. Ch,cIgu district today and un"fl"'
,al reports indicated thar several thou
sands strikers he'd r'turmrd 10 WORN
TIL" union piCk'tS al several plants were
morn active than on prey I"G> days pu'
th"rt. was uo disorder except n aux
gan. H.. whrr,. seven strikers w'Tc ar
rested for making threats and ON" en-
plOyr ui the \rn"rirHu 81 It ana W ll''
company was severely beaten.
At The Illinois St""I ph'mt IN South
Chicago. /, was rvr"rl"d that about
600 m'n WIRE at work ana that -"
blast furnaces. 4 slab mill and Il plat"
mill wrrr in uprrati"m. officials denied
4 r,I-,rl that negro lr'k" breakers had
been "lui.lryrd. Th"N DECLARE that Tia :
are operating With nearly UitH percent
or their normal fore" and that every
man at WORK Is uu odd ,"Hl'i"y".
~ ia" Gary. Ind. PLANT 81 I'll" United
states Steel corporation II was report. 4,
I'd that . slab mill and iiv" batteries Of
coke ovens were. in operation and that q
rail mill would Soon hr put III $"rE Ic'.
II i said that b"tw' l."uD and 3HStlss
strikers hnv, returned and that the
working force HGpr'Ui',. about 1000.
other plants at Carp reported IT, b.
operating with Il r"dur"d force were the
American Erids" company and III" AM
crican Sheet and Tin rat" company.
~ Indiana liarhur Ind. 800 employees
Of III" INLAND steel company announced
their willingness to return I" work Il
soon aS adequate prutCCtlun is provided
tho mayor and sheriff said that means
would b" found To protect all men WI"
desired L. go back 10 work.
Officials at all plants IN this district
attempting I" "prat" r"p0rt"d that IN"
strikers were returning in small groUpS
and that tn" scop" uf their activity WAS
gradually hring enlarged.
The Wheeling intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1903-1961, 1919-09-26
WHEELING TO GET
NEXT CONVENTION
OF REALTY MEN

CHARLESTON. W. Va. Sept. 70 -
state officers elected for tn" coming
year by tho West Virginia Realty peal
crS in convention here are III" follow
ing: ,
Vie. rrr>ldrniS: George l.. Hannah.
Wheeling: H. H. Camark. Huntington;
q. :. Hawkins. rarkCrshurE: 7. q. j.
Wilson, Rlu"frld; s. :. F"lkcr. MartInS-
burg; Howard l.. SwiSh"r. MnrIant"Wh;
Secretary tr"aSurcr. W. H. Iu'hcr' Oh
Wheeling.
Board Of governors: Tho PRESIDENT
vice president and "cr"tary-ir"aSiir"r.
l.. T. l'uttct. Charleston: J. shirley Ross.
Charleston: w. y. Erady. Huntington: y.
-. Mitchell. Union: G""rgc c. lSS'
WcIlShurE and g. u. Poole. williamson
The next convention next year VIII he
held in Wheeling.
The Wheeling intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1903-1961, 1919-09-26
II o T c E

Nnirr iS hrrrh! given that all out
s,andln:: bonds # tn" Wheeling Mold n
Foundry Company. h"inS bonds Of an
issue nf tw" hundred nifty thousand
dnll,rS ga. uun.u par value. dated
March !. lglu. viii h" redeemed mt par
mos, presentation fnr rcd, mIil"n nj In"
h;,nl,rug houS,. 81 ia" D"llar S:lIn Il
Trust Company IN lh' city "f Wheeling.
w., NIrginir. GA "r after March !.
ITO.
In accordance with their terms. the
said bonds viii C"lS" I" bear interest
from and after March l. l92n.
WHEELING MOLD n fpl Nl'Ef co.
rHNS. g. WOODS. Secretary.
Tho above motto" formally calling IN"
outstanding bonds Of tn" Nhc'linE
Mold ~ 1'",ndry Company Is not I" b"
taken Us 4 revocation Of the motto"
hcrrtnC"r" published 10y III" Dollar Say
inc, d Trust Company offering to re-
deem ,l, said bonds. TIL" holder Of any
Of IN" SAID hnndS may present Them nj
any TIM" prior Ia March !. 1870, and re-
cr!vr for them thr par value Of III" said
bonds in Gr'rn"dII"" with the terms or
IN motto" h"r"r"i"r" published.
WHEELING MOLD & OtNDRf co.
ClI\S. c. WOODS. Secretary
S-19-26
The Wheeling intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1903-1961, 1919-09-26
FIRST Move to Open Plants.

YOI NGSTuWN. ohio. Sept. %
What appears tn l." thu first NOV" IN
AN effort t. bring about resumption OF
oprrutionS in tho hlE steel plants Of tn"
Nahuning valley. whcr" 1900 mon arc
out of work b"r'tus" of the strike. Will
De made tomorrow. when a number OF
meetings are scheduled to b" held by
Scmi-Skillrd and unSkiil"d lah"r"rS TO
consider action. on returning to work.
Tht situation tonight with regard 20
the meetings i on" Of much confusion
At STRIKE headquarters ii Is declared
that The manufacturers are back Of IN"
movement and that III" unions ha'''
absolutely 10 connection with them.
ON the other hand. III" manufactures
,!Is,.!a!m any responsibility for or
knowledge "f III" proposed meetings.
:. T. lIHmmcrSmark. secretary IN
charge or strike headquarters here. pre-
dlrIS tonight that general Strlk" IN
industries "utsid" The Stcc! trad" VIII
develop.
The Wheeling intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1903-1961, 1919-09-26
>>>>>>>D
! BRAIN TESTS|
} BY SAM LLOYD. !
10 MINUTES TO ANSWER THIS.
No. 22o.

Here We see how the even digits can
j." arranged tn total and the odd
digits arranged To total G. Now let us
Src who can arrang" two other sums IN
which the odds and cvcnS total alike. 1t
can be done without employing I'M
proper fractions.
ANSWER To no COS.
Tn" sauSLgcS suggested Ground HOG
and Lynx.
tCnpyright. 1919. by Sam Loyd)
The Wheeling intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1903-1961, 1919-09-26
Seamen to Srtike.

RUFFALO. y. Y, Sept @;.--Thrcc
unions of the Great" Lakes Steamship
workers hav" voted unanimously TO en-
power their respective executive COM
mittc"S to call n strike IN sympathy
with tho steel and iron workers ii was
anuuunnCCd her" today. The date OF tho
Strih" Will b" decided at 4 JOINT meeting
of the executive committees to be- held
In Cleveland within 4 few days. The
unions involved are the Marin" Fr"m"n,
oilers. Water Tenders and Coal Pass, rs.
the Marine Cooks and Stewards. and IT,.
S";un"n. Their combined m"mbtrSh t..
il il sad is approximately $4,000.
tn" STRIKE. which local unIUn men cX-
p"cl the CN"CutiVE committees L. declare
AT nuC'. viii he dir"rt"d against vessels
CONTROL" ii by In" l.ak' carriers aSSuCI-
atIun. comprising eighty percent ~ tn"
vessels ON IN" Great Lak'.S and practice
ally all ships engaged in III" urr-oarry-
ing trad.
Secretary Thomas Conway. Of the Ma
r.n" FIR men. said IN" vet" VI all Of tho
tir"It Lakes locals waH unanimously for
e STRIKE" G"urr" Hansen. Il m"u'trr of
thr' rX'rItiv" board Of N" Scam"ns'
mon. said inat in buffalo. inu votes
were east for Il strjk" aud non" III the
--Itf\s.
The Wheeling intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1903-1961, 1919-09-26
Gary Commended.

CHICAGO. Sept. "j.---A Telegram com
m"nu!uE T.. II. Gary. Cu; us stand for
III" open shop was sent him today by tho
Carriage Euild"rS' National aSSUcIat .un
in CONVENTION here.
Resolution wrr" adopted cund"mnIng
In" Plumb plan and Recommending that
railroads b. returned T. their uwuCrS
The Wheeling intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1903-1961, 1919-09-26
May kgree.

TT 'EI!lN. I0lU.. ScIt 2I.---A C0ufrr
enc" between steel workers AMI prcSl-
dent J. f. W"llhnrn. of III" Colorado
Fuel and Iron company, has been call,d
for late today.
Pueblo district before night" r,prrScn-
tntivCS Of tn" union stated. before en-
tcrinS The meeting.
The Wheeling intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1903-1961, 1919-09-26

la4S. -. 80. ~. 90, 9g-1!4!: Ion. lOl.
IO2. I0&. 1Oi 1850: los. loo, lo7. los. 100
--.l95l: 10. III. liz. ll3. ll4-l?52.
They will also receive bids at the
10000 or any part thereof OF the high
school coupon bonds of said district.
h"ing bonds numbered - to so inclu-
sivc OF an issue Of so bonds in the de-
Nomination of SlOU0.OU each. numbered
in series from one To eighty inclusive.
maturing as per the following schedule
Nos @i-lH3i: 90 23-la35; -. 25-
1882. ~. 20. 34--l94N: IS. sc. 37--l94l;
IS. 81. In-l942: Al. ~. 43--l9t3; ~. As.
I6--l94i: -. IS. ig--lJi5: 80. ~. 81, SO
--i94G. 81, -. sc. 57---l?47: IS. So. 60. 81
--l94S: ~. G3. 81. 65-l9i?; &c. 81. 6s.
60. 70--l?5H: IL. -, 80. -. 1851; &c.
-. rs. -. SO--l952.
All the abov" bonds are rcdccmahlc
at the option Of the Board ten years
from their dat" and bearing interest at
the rate nf six per cent per annum pay
able annually at III" ShcriffS office.
Wheeling. W. Va. being dated N"vcm-
Der Is. l9lS.
Each bid should II" marked "Rid for
School Bonds and must h. accompanied
with 4 certified check payahl" To the
District Of Philadelphia for per cent OF
the par vain" Of bonds bid for and
should be- addressed to the Secretary.
Elm Grove Wheeling. w. Va.
Th" board If education reserves the
right To reject any and AL bids and
may US" IN" check sent Herewith rs
liQuihat"G damages for failur" tu comply
with such If same il accepted
by order uf tn" Board Of Education
nC the District uf Philadelphia.
s. s. JACOBS. JR..
s-12-l?-2C-3o Secretary.
The Wheeling intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1903-1961, 1919-09-26
EX-SERVICE MEN
ARE ENTERTAINED

Wheeling rrrryn"l s"rvir" men W'rr
,nl.r,,I,,,I last night ni the FIRST
,'hris,ian church. y number at inter
rs,Irg talks featured tn" 'v"nInE WIN
an "ninyahl" SurlaI gathering iolhWli'E.
All WIN attended spent II d"liIhiiuI 'N'-
The Wheeling intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1903-1961, 1919-09-26
LEGAL NOTICES.
SALE OF BoNDs-s12o, 900.
Triadelphia District, Ohio County, W.
Va. School Bonds.

The Board of Education Of the Dis
trict Of Philadelphia in the county nt
OHIO. state Of West Virginia. will until
Tuesday. October :. 1919. at - o'clock
noon. at it's oltIr" in the Triadciphla
District High School building. receive
scaled bids for the sal" Of $4,000 or
any part thereof OF the elementary
school coupon bonds of said district.
being hnHdS numbered from ! to Gu. in
elusive. IL an issue Of ia bonds in the
denomination "f s. 900 each. numbered
in series from ON" To one hundred ana
fourteen. inclusive. maturing "a per Inc
following sch, dul":
The Wheeling intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1903-1961, 1919-09-26

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