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La prensa. [volume] (San Antonio, Tex.) 1913-1962, 1919-11-29
VA A OAR PRINCIPLE LA CAM
PANA DE LOS BAUTISTAS

Sc anuncia que los Baut!stas van
4 der principle d su campana para
reu.ir los $3.50. 90 que lie CO.
rresponden a Ia Ciudad de San Anto-
Mo como contribution para los Sc
tenta Y cinco millones que Sc deStl-
nan a fines de education Y desenvol-
virliento, que las iglesias bautlstas
del Sur Green poder recaudar. La
campana que Sc anuncia durara una
senlana.
Ell Jefe de los cuerpos bautistas
del Distrito de San Antonio, do prln
cipio a la formation del fondo, apron
tsrdo SUI quota de cincuenta mil pc
SOS. la cual viene 4 constitulr Ia
uuinta parte de la suma que Sc ha
fiiado a la primera Iglesia Bautista
de la ciudad.
La Ciudad conseguira ciento cln7
cuenta mil pesos para Ia construction
del Hospital Bautista, que Va a ser
.evantado en- las GALES de blackberry
y Nolan ' IN institute de educaclon
para los mexicanoS, segun las lntoT-
maciones Que proporciona el Secre-
tario de Ia Sunday School, como un
resultado directo de Ia campana que
va 4 emprenderse.
Siete son los objetos que Sc persl-
guen en- beneficio de Ia ciudad por
contribuir a la formation del fonGo
general, Y estos seran dados a como
Ger en- las iglesias en- cortos sermo-
mes que predicaran los ministries con
"A explicaci0n respective. Estos OBJ
JetOS, son Z: mejora Y extension de
las misiones: casa dc las miSiones,
misiones del Estado, Institutes de
education, hospitales, orfanatorios. y
ayuda para los ministries ancianos.
La prensa. [volume] (San Antonio, Tex.) 1913-1962, 1919-11-29
PERMISOS PARA FINCAR

Francisco Smith. para construir
un garage en- Ia Gale de Peck 32S5.
Norberto Salinas. para construir
n cuarto en- ia Gale de Chihuahua
292l.
]. ". Sternfield, para construir I'M
estudio de musica, Ell la Gale de
Garden 949.
A. A. Howell, para hacer algunaS
reparaciones en- Ia casa AL de la ca
lie Sexta.
A. T. Hendom, para construir hi
caballeriza en- la casa 2734 de la ca
lie de Wocdlief.
W. ". McAlister. para construlr
IN garage en- la Gale de blackberry
GA.
Geo. Lucas, para construir un cua,~
to adicional, en- Ia Gale de S. kentp-
cky 2074.
S. MaldCnado, para reconstruir Ell
techo de la casa 2459 de Ia Gale de
S. San Patricio.
Arthur Beck, para construir un
garage en- Ia Gale de S. Quinta 45l.
Jose Ma. Cuellar, para hacer al
cunas reparaciones en- dos cuartos
de Ia casa 1859 de la Gale de Sal
tillo.
Gus B. Mauermann, para construlr
cuatro cuartos para habitacion en- la
casa S31 de Ia Gale S. Mason.
J. z. Wolf, para construir un Guar
to adicional en- Ia Gale de Peck 231.
T. T. Parker. para construir tres
cuartos de GAIA, en- la Gale de Saun
ders 1872.
Ella ". O'Hara para construir una
galeria ADDITIONAL en- la Gale de W.
Mistletoe 1884.
/. Diaz. para construir un cuarto
para habitaci6n en- la Gale de Arthur
1918.
Mrs. II. Parsons. para eonstruir
un garage en- la Gale Decimatercera
numero 466.
Juan Mansillas, para conStruir
un cuarto en- la Gale de Bailey 2817-
N. Morales. para reconstruir su
casa en- la Gale de Jones lT13.
San Feirederickson para construir
cinco cuartos para habitacion en- la
Gale de Pennsylvania 1872.
Antonio MARTINEZ para construir
IN cuarto additional en- la Gale de
Chihuahua numero 246S.
Mrs E. Hank, para reconstruir el
techo de su casa en- la Gale de Avert
da D. numero 453.
c. T. Munoz para construir un
cuarto additional en- Ia Gale de Lake
View 2S17. \
A. E. Stooche Auto Co, para cons
truir IN garage en- la Gale Tercera
44Z.
F. Paez. para construir IN cuarto
para habitaci6n Ell la Gale Bailey
2S17.
Stella Q. and Francis Smith, para
construir un garage en- la calie de
Peck 1885.
La prensa. [volume] (San Antonio, Tex.) 1913-1962, 1919-11-29
pICEN QUE VENDIA WHISKEY

e. jefe de Ia casa comercial la
mazda Maloney Bros, acusa al con-
ductor de uno de los arros repsrti-
dores. de apellido Sanchez, de que
en- compania de IN negro que con el
andaba la tarde de aver, andaba
vendiendo whiskey, mientras Sc ocu-
paba de los quehaceres del reparto
que tiene 4 su cargo. e. carro. con el
que no ha vuelto 4 Ia casa, lleva ms
critic a IN lado eel nombre Maloney
Bros, Y al otro 400 Main Avenue Y
andaba cargado con articuios de los
que vende la casa
La prensa. [volume] (San Antonio, Tex.) 1913-1962, 1919-11-29
UN Case DE ROBO

H. Stewart, Lewis que esta ALOHA
do en- ell Hotel st Anthony, acuso en-
la Estacion Central de Policia, a un
individuo de nacionalidad meXicana,
de habersc apoderado de objetos que
tenia en- su c~uarto, por valor menor
de cincuenta pesos. La policia apre-
hendi6 al que cause el dano Y 10 puso
en- la prevention a Ia disposition de
la autoridad.
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ACCIDENTE

En- Ia Gale del Alamo y Concrete,
un auto manejado por un individuo
llamado Lester W. Wowman y perte-
neciente a la casa Merchants Trans
fer Co., atropello a IN mexicano, Ia
nado Eduardo Fernandez Guerrero
u tiene SUI domicilio en- Ia Gale de
Lexington 500. Este senior tiene Sc
senta amos de edad. Recibi6 ligeras
lesiones en- una pierna, habiendo sido
llevado al hospital en- el ismo auto
que 10 atropello, Y despues de cura-
do a su casa. Ell chauffeur que guia-
ba 81 CAIRO quedo arrestado.
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MATRIMONIOS.

Ramon Chavez con Juana A. Mo-
emo
Cecilio Fierro con Juana Gomez.
Leonardo Dominique con Antonio
Mejia
Elizzi Carmelo con Mimic Z. Quin-
zero.
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Como no usar Mata-Zizote, ui.a
n. edicina para todos los erfermos de
la piel. pues cura en- ) dias o de 10
contrario Sc devuelve su importe?
Cuesta 25c., porte pagado. BOTl-
CA DE LA CAMPANA, Esq2ina de
las Gales Santa Rosa Y Buena Wis
IA, San Antonio, Texas. (Adv.)
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CROCKETT AUTO LIVERY.
TeIsfonos: Crockett 996, 997,

Telsfouos: Crockett 996, 997,
999 y 1920.
Ell TNICO SITIO MEXICANO DE
AUTOMOBILES EN- LA CIUDAD.
Carros a prop6sito Y q precios "a
2onables, ~especiales para 8autlzos,
Matrimonios Y Funerales. Wales cor
los 50 cts. Hora $500. Preclos es-
reciales para fuera de Ia ciudad.
Se-vicio rapido dia Y aoche.
Leon 4. Martinez. Gerente-
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REGISTRO CIVIL.
DEFUNCIONES.

Roman Origil, de IN mes de edad,
fallecio de Stills hereditaris, en- Ia
Gale de Morales, Hospital r. B..
Green.
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CuanGo necesite fibros en- espanol
dirijase d Ignacio E. Lozano. 116 n.
Santa Rosa. Ave. San Antonio, Tex.
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EN- - Ultima paSina dc LA PRENSA.'
&c naiana, vera listed Ago sob-c Ia I-Jz:-
ma aparicion De Heraclio Besnal, e. RNyo
de Sica!ca-
La prensa. [volume] (San Antonio, Tex.) 1913-1962, 1919-11-29

EN- Ia Ultima PAGING dc Ia PgENSA."
Do mafana. vera listed Ago sobrc Ia rToNi-
ma aparici6n de Heraclio Bcrnai. cl Ra:o
de Sinaloa.
La prensa. [volume] (San Antonio, Tex.) 1913-1962, 1919-11-29

en- Ia ultima parina de Ia PRENSA.'
dc maaana. vera listed alSo sobre Ia Tr0Si-
ma ap2rici5n dc Hcraciio Bc-nal. q Sayo
De Sinaloa.
The West Virginian. [volume] (Fairmont, W. Va.) 1914-1974, 1919-08-28
Oil and Gas.

Development work in the eastern
fields Is not at this time bringing large
producers "A number of districts show
Increases in development work, most
noticeable in the lower southwest
fields. In Big Sandy district. Kanawha
county, the Weir sand development on
Doctors and Jordan creeks has the
argest amount OF new work. In tho
ocal fields the extension to the old
Former pool in Morris township,
Greene county, is coming to the front
With squirt of new work. In this dis
rict, the Myers, Long g. Company
veil on the John Wright lot is holding
Up at 80 barrels day. In the same
ocality. E. H. Tague & Co. have start
ID spudding at test on the T. Huff
nan farm.
IN Ton Mile district. Harrison coun-
" w. Va, the South Penn Oil COM
,any has completed and shot in the
Gordon sand second test on tho
Charles Despard form. 1t is producing
. barrels q day. Tho same company
due In the Gordon sand at No. 3
m The ". NJ. Norris farm. In tie same
iistriet, the Hope Natural Gas com
1any is drilling ties; on tho II. NJ.
carter fa:n:. Marsh Brothers arc
lriiling a 3,i00 feet 4: their test on
he Randolph :.owt!le: :a!ni.
IN the Hebron district, Peasants
:olints. Nseiy d Co.'S test ON tho
L sAtisrfseit :arm q : duster
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SPECIAL NOTICES

A meeting of THE PUBLIC SER
VICE COMMISSION OF WEST VIR-
GINA, held on the 10th of July A.
d. 1919.
CASE NO. 900.
THE CHESAPEAKE AND POTOMAC
TELEPHONE COMPANY OF
WEST VIRGINIA, Application for
authority to file a schedule of rates
to be effective upon the return of
the petitioners telephone system
to it by the United States Govern
ment.
Whereas, application has this day
been filed by The Chesapeake and Po-
tomac Telephone Company of West
Virginia for authority to file a sched-
ule of rates to be effective upon the
return of the petitioners telephone
system to it by the United States
Government, it is ordered that leave
be granted to anyone interested to file
objection thereto before the Commits
sion IN or before the 10th day of
September, 1919, and this matter be
set down for hearing at meeting
of the Commission to be held at its Of
fices in the Capitol Building in the
City of Charleston on said 10th day
of September, 1919, at ten O'Clock a.
M, at which time any one may ap-
pear and make such objection thereto
as it may be deemed proper.
1t is further ordered that the ap-
plicant publish copy of this order
once each week for four successive
weeks in two newspapers of opposite
politics, if such there be, and of gen
eral circulation in all cities within
the state having population of five
thousand or over; and said applicant
shall also mail to or serve on each of
its subscribers affected by the pro-
posed change in rates copy of this
order at least two weeks prior to said
10th day of September, 1919; said ap-
plicant shall also post for public in
spection at each of its exchange of
fices in this state a copy of the pro-
posed rates; making due return of
all thereof to this Commission.
A copy, Teste, SIS.
R. B. BERNHEII, Secretary.
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/ FINANCE, OIL AND Gas

IN the Keener sand. In the same dis
trict, Smith & McCullough's test on
the r. r. WcGkley farm is buster in
the same formation Dunbar & Co
are down 700 feet at test on the w
~ Collins farm and delayed with a
fishing Job
Ia Union district, Peasants county
the Anhut Oil company's second ties,
on the c. C. Bailey fran is moi good
for more than three barrels day. The
same company has started to drill No
. on the same farm. In the Eureka
district, the Sheets Gil compan's sec
ond test on the j. E. Cochran farm is
light pumper. Frank Shrier has a
buster at his No. on the Fraker-
jackson farm. The Bear Oil Develop
ment company had the same kind OF
luck at test on the j. C. Malone
form. The Creek Oil companys ties,
on the j. H. Connell farm is a duster
The Smith Oil company is drilling a
test on the j. B. Locke farm.
In Sherman district, Calhoun coun-
ty, the Hope Natural Gas company has
now drilled its test on the Isaac
Hurshman farm through all sands and
dry. In the same district the same
company is due in the sand at a sec
ond test on the E. 8. Bennett farm
Nos. l on the G. B. Howell and Powell
Parr farms are drilling.
G. L. Cabot has completed a ties,
on his own farm, located in Cabin
Creek district, kanawha county. 1t is
fair gas well. In the same district
G. L. Cabot is drilling test on the
McConthay heirs farm. The United
Fuel Gas company has the rig com
pleced for test on the Black Band
Coal company's property. All three
tests are located on Kelly's creek. In
Elk district the Ohio Fuel Oil COM
pany has the rig completed for a test
on the j. S. Mason farm.
In Sherman district, Boone county
the Ohio Cities Gas company is due
to get the sand next week at a second
test on the Lafollette Robson Pritch-
ard farm. The same company's sec
ond test on the L. NJ. Lafollette farm
is drilling at $50 feet. In Cabin Greek
district, Kanawha county, the same
company is due in the sand at a sec.
ond test on the Slaughter Creek Goa
company's tract.
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LATE WASHINGTON
NEW GOSSIPS

WASHINGTON, D. c., Aug. Is
If you are in the market for a nice,
little city, fully equipped with fac
tory building housing for 10000
sewerage, water works, filtration sys-
TEN, electric lights, paved streets
bang.up little burg-all ready to move
into-eyeryth!ng furnished except tn.
population-here's your chance
1t is Nitro, w. Va, owned by I'm
Gle Sam, cost him $70.O0O,OOO, and was
for ten days the site of the second
largest smokeless powder plant in
the world, and for longer time the
haven of more army slackers than
any other single spot in the United
States, they being what are termed
preferred slackers." They had
strong political pulls.
The government wants bids on this
municipal plant and has called for
them TO be in September Beth. They
should be sent to Chairman Ordnance
District Board, 171O Market street,
Philadelphia, Pa. The bids must be
for the entire town and each Of them
must be accompanied by certified
check for 100000 merely as an evil
dence of good faith on the part Of the
bidder.
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New York

NEW YORK, Aug. 2s.-such consid-
CREATIONS as usually govern the course
Of the stock market were ignored or
swept aside yesterday in the Increased
importance which attached to develop
ments in the labor situation.
Stocks were heavy at the outside but
rallied in the course OF the first hour,
molly to fall back almost Immediately
with another recovery before noon
ON renewed buying of equipments and
gpecialties.
The market became settled again in
the last hour on Judge Gary's letter
70 the union labor delegation. United
States Steel and other leaders, equip
ments, then recording lowest quota
tons Of the day. Reactions from max
imuras ranged from to almost i
points.
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tiles in charge, and wired the Park,
ersburperS today.

tiles in charge, and wired the Park
ersburgers today.
Representative woodward, on the
other hand, is keeping tabs with War
Department officials OH the move
ments of troops. IL any troop trains
are scheduled to pass through Park
ersburg at the time of the celebra-
ton ne is determined to get an order
to have them stop-over, give a parade
and join in the one big hurrah. May
be, we will have to derail train to
get EN-" said Mr.. woodward today
but that bunch of Parkersburg boost
ers will do that, no doubt, if they
have to to get what they want" The
officials at the War Department say
that, at this time, they know of no
troops that will be passing through
Parkersburg at the time of the large
doin's.
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A. Spates Brady, wealthy and prom
inent mine owner of Randolph coun-
ty, stopped off, on his way to the
east, to personally thank Senator
Howard Sutherland OF, securing a suf-
ffcient quota of coal cars to enable
his mines at Mabie, w. Va, to oper-
ate. other business of interest to
West Virginia transacted at the Suth-
erland office: Pension for Sarah A.
Lawson, of Naugatuck, $40 month
from Aug. 81, 1918, and 50 a month
for each of her four minor children;
naturalization certificate secured and
forwarded to David H. Salmy of
Charleston, an ex-soldier; request
sent to Private Robt. T. Bennett, of
Charleston, by the War Risk Insur-
ance Bureau, requesting him to re-
port for treatment at the Maryland
State Sanitorium at SavilIasvtlle, Nd,
Bennett having been discharged on
account of disability; check for ad-
ditional pay and discharge certificate
sent to Walter G. Bailey at Buckhan-
non; took up with the Pension Blu
reau for final action the application of
Mrs. Emma Dent. of Sutton.
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Stachie L. Fisher has been com
missioned postmaster at Rock Castle
Jackson county.
Mrs. Stephen B. Elkins has ordered
her X. street residence in Washing
ton to be put in readiness for occu
pancy Sept. 1st. At that time she
will close "Halliehurst," her hand
some home at Elklns, w Va, where
she has spent the summer pleasantly
and comfortably with the members oil
her family, excepting Senator Davis
Elkins, who on account of his off
cial duties in the Capital, was able
to make but one visit to his mother
at her summer home.
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DON'T WAIT Too LONG

To have your furniture upholstered
and repaired as it will cost you more
in the future as goods are advancing
on tapestries ana limitations of black
and Spanish feathers. do first. class
work. Also picture framing,
large line of mouldings to select from,
Oval frames of all sizes and standing
frames. Bring in your soldiers pic
lures and discharges; have them
framed to preserve them. Done on
short notice. S. B. Kopp, lis Meredith
ST.. next to Postoffice. Phone 1269-R
ADV.
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SPECIAL N0TTCES
ZoRpER Of P0slIcATIoN.


State Of West Virginia:
At the August. 1919, Rules, held IN
the Clerks Office OF the Circuit
Court, in and for the County Of Ma
rion, and State aforesaid August g.,
1919, the following order was enter
ed: Tho Empire National Bank of
Clarksburg. corporation, plaintiff.
VS.. Carolina Belle Coal Company, a
corporation, George E. Murphy and
Paul K. Tetrick, partners doing busi-
ness as Worthington Coal Company;
Williams Hardware Company. cor
poration: Simmons WEIGH Company,
corporation; Clarksburg; Trust
Company, a corporation; Lee R.
Rodgers; j. c. Kepler; L. NJ. Kepler;
Philip p. Steptoe, trustee; A. j. Nc
Daniel, Administrator Of the person
al estate OF w. l. Nutter. deceased;
A. ]. Mcdaniel, Committee for Lula
B. Nutter an insane person; Fred
Nutter, an infant; Marie Nutter an
infant; and Lula B. Nutter. and insane
person defendants-Chancery.
OBJECT of Suit.
The object OF the above styled
cause is to reform the deed executed
by W. l. Nutter 10 ]. C. Kepler, dat
ed June II, 1917, and deed executed
July Is, 1917, By ]. C. Kepler and
l.. NJ. kepler, his wife, to Carolina
Belle Coal Company, so as to con-
form to the intentions of the parties
to said deeds and convey and pass
title to the Sewickley seam of coal
underlying sixteen acres and one
hundred and fifty poles of land sit
uate in Marion County, West vir-
ginia, in. the place and stead OF the
Freeport seam of coal as set out in
said deed; to have the dover inter-
est of the defendant, Lula B. Nut
ter, ascertained and paid out Of the
purchase money yet due from ]. c.
Kepler and the Carolina Belle Coal
Company to w. l. Nutter; to ascer
tain the real estate owned by the de-
PENDANT, Carolina Belle Coal Com
pany, the liens thereon and their re-
spective priorities, ,and to subject
said real estate to the payment of
said liens; to cancel. set aside and
annu1 the trust executed by the Car
DINA Belle Company to Phillip P.
Steptoe, trustee, to secure the de-
PENDANT, Clarksburg Trust Company
the payment OF a note of eight hun :
dred (S0O) dollars, described there
in, in so far as the same is prefer
ence over the Judgment OF plaintiff
and other judgment lienors who will
come into THIS suit and agree to pay
their proportionate share Of the eX-
penses thereof.
An affidavit having been made and
, filed that the said j. c. Kepler and
L. NJ. Kepler, defendants named in the
above styled cause, are non-residents
Of the state OF West Virginia, 1t is
ordered that the said j. c. Kepler and
L. M. Kepler do appear within one
month from the first publication OF
this order, in the Clerks Office OF
our said Circuit Court at Rules to be
holden THEREFORE, and do what is ne
cessary to protect their interests.
| ii Is ordered that copy of this
order be published and posted as re-
CURED by law.
Given ulder my hand this 9th lqy
III August. 1919.
Clarence 3. Sperry
Counsel for Plaintiff
Clarence Currey, Clerk
This order is published for/ the
first time August z, 1919. and to be
published once each week for four
successive weeks.
| Clarence Currey, Clerk
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The managers of Parkersburg big
community celebration to be held
Sept. 1,2 and can have an armored
tank OF the government, fully man
ned, II they defray the expense of
transporting the outfit from Camp
Meade, Nd. to Parkersburg and re-
turn, but they cannot have the serv-
ices Of the United States Marine
Band.
Senator Elkins found these things
out after interviews with the author
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Pittsburgh

PITTSBURGH. Aug. 2s-Trading was
light on the local exchange yesterday
with decline noted in several OF the
oil stocks, the largest net losses be-
Ing recorded In Barnsdall Corporation
and Arkansas Gas. The latter sold
as low as IS during the session after
opening at 81 and closed the day at
66, off III from the last sale on Tues
day. Barndall Corporation was q
lower at 36A for small amount.
Marland Refining was another of the
oil group which lost ground that
stock closing small fraction lower
at SIS. There was considerable trad.
ing in Oklahoma Natural Gas between
SO and 33k, but the closing quota
ton did not show any change from
the previous last sale. There was
little activity in Pittsburgh Brew
ing common and preferred, the form.
er selling at 8, up y, and the latter
at 16, a full point higher. Westing-
house Electric was active on down
ward scale, opening the day at SO
and selling off to 521a at the close
Airbrake sold 11s better at ITO for a
block of SO shares. American Sewer
Pipe was down more than a point at
2Gh. Pittsburgh Jerome Copper con-
ttnued to show some action and adj
vanced few cents during tie ses-
sion.
Summary:
The following is an Official sum
mary of transactions recorded on the
Pittsburgh Stock Exchange on Wed.
nesday, August 81:
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MISCELLANEOUS

CANDY-Big pay dvertlseSmen--
women start one of our speciality
candy factories in your home, small
room, anywhere. We tell how ant
furnish everything. Grand opportu-
nifty. Candy House, 1919 Ranstead ST.,
Philadelphia, Pa. -36t-6l2S
ARE YOU LOOKING for a bargain
in farm? have 100 acres four
miles from Ashtabula eight room
house, furnace, new bank barn, fitted
for dairy, silo, coed clay loan, in
best condition; owner in other bus
mess; $50 per acre il sold at once.
Small payment down. 2. B. Lynn,
Cooks Arcade, Ashtabula, Ohio.
S-23-6t-627s.
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Senator Elkins is in receipt of let
ter from w. B. Gunding, of the North
Wheeling Glass Company, offering to
give Jobs in his packing department
to crippled soldiers who have good
arms, hands and eyeslght. Mr.. Gund.
ing writes: Frankly wish to say
that there is no chance for advance
ment," and that the offer isn't a char
liable one; full service will be ex-
pected, wages to be agreed upon, and
the men to become members of the
Glass Bottle Blowers Association.
Senator Elkins was very favorably i'm
pressed with this offer and carried
1t to the bureau that is looking after
the vocational training OF crippled
soldiers and placing them in employ
nent. The authorities We're glad to
get this offer, and will, at once com
mun!cate with Mr.. Gunding more in
detail about it.