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CAPT. R0DERUS
ARRIVES HOME
FROM HUNLANC
WAS WITH THE AMERICAN AKIN
OF OCCUPATION AND MADE
HUNS WALK THE CHALK.
was Sailing over Metz at Altitude OF
10000 Feet During The German
Retreat.

Capt Fred Rodcrus arrived home yes
,"ruay morning from New YORK. wh"rc
h" landed from overseas about TWO
weeks ago.
Can't. Rndrr,Is went to Franc" over
year ago from Camp sherman with inc
seth Field Artillery and has been IN
Srmc Of IN" hottest battles OF the war
His unit was attached to the frcncn
army IN tn" battles east of N"rduh anu
wa. transferred back TO the American
army taking part in the ArGohhc "oouS
and River Mcusc offrnSivcS.
After the armsticc was signed the
send division. to which the 32fth be-
lungrd, was with tho American army OF
ncCupatior and was stationed in the ncu-
trail zone cast Of tn" Rhine.
cant. RndrruS. with tn" 324th orcu-
ricd a Hionic town by the name or
CrussCnasChicd about thlrty-flrc milcs
northeast Of Cohlcnz. spending rive
months among the Huns who were
tpught what cleanliness is. for they kept
their promises in n filthy condition. &C
Cording to capt. Rodcrus and tho Ameri-
cans had to make them clean UP once In
awhile. Capt. Rodcrus said they were
orderly, but not from choice, as the Am
crlCan soldiers told them "whcrc TO head
in" While the agitated American people
were scanning tho bulletin boards in the
morning of October 30. 1915. 10 sec how
the big allied offensive was going Capt
RodcruS was srrcnely sailing over Metz
In an airrlane at an altitude Of 10000
fc"t. frequently taking a squint at the
eastern horizon where cloud Of dust
showed tho Huns streakinG II for the
Rhine with the Americans hurrying
them on.
Capt Rodcrus leaves for Camp Sher-
man tomorrow night to be- mustered cut
and rumor has il that he will be retired
as a major.
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VICTOR EXPERT
To LEAVE CITY
Z. r. GEBHARD, WELL KFoWF SoAo-
IST AND MUSICAL MAN TO BE-
SIDE IN UNIoNTowN, PA.
Has Been Connected With Wheehn8S
Largest Musical Firms for Number
Of Years.

One Of WhcChnE's most talented mu-
sicaps and soloists. for the past 10 years
in charge Of the Victor departments
first at Stone e. Thomas store and later
=, The G. 4. House Company. VIII leave
tho civ within n short tim" To take up
the general manage mCnt Of tn" Victor
dcn,r,mCnt nj the T. w. Simon Victor
store mt l'niOntown. Pa. IN" Stor" h"-
inr one OF tho best in the Keystone
state.
MIR. Gchhard has had "harG" OF tho
choir of IN" Wc.lcy NJ. +. church ana
made n most capable director. He is
also a member Of tn" E.lks and Criterion
Gunrtcts "r This city and his splendid
yoiC> has been hca ri To advantage many
Times IN this city II" Is also w"il
ycrscd in musical topics and during the
mast month was Instrumental in having
tho Victor artist trnop visit this CITY.
Ills mnny friends in tho local district
will he pleased In learn that ho Is still
10 follow tho Victor line in lnlontown.
whrrC, with his ever winning PERSONAL
inv. hc - sure TO mac now friends and
also mako ;hc Victor moro popular in
that city. TIL" best Of luck will b" tn"
with IF his many friends here.
The Wheeling intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1903-1961, 1919-06-14
Winnipeg Local Unions
In Unauthorized Strike

WINNIPEG. June ia formal
statement issued today by executive Of
ficers OF the brotherhood Of Locomotive
Firemen and EnGnemen and the Bro'h-
erhood of Railroad Trainmen declared
that the action Of the Winnipeg locals
in voting to Join the sympathetic strike
tonight was absolutely unauthorized"
The statement was signed by George
X. Wark. vice president OF the Bother
hood OF Locomotive Fircmen and En-
Einemen. and James Murdoch. vice pres
ident OF the brotherhood OF Railroad
Trainmcn.
Despite previous warnings that strike
action without permission from the
brothcrhoods would not be countcnanced
the Winnipeg locals held meetings last
night and voted 10 join the sympathetic
strike. unless certain demands Of the
local unions involved in the industrial
deadlock were met Immediately.
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AZ TO REPARAr1oNs.

PARIS. juno l3.-Thc British have
made an Cicvcnth-hour attempt TO open
the question Of reparations. Iney
have submitted proposals introducing
into the functions OF the preparations
committee the principle OF controi Oh
raw material. etc. furnished Germany,
enabling the commission 10 controi
Gormary's economic development dur
ing the period it operates.
The British effort has not met with
a sympathetic reception by the repara-
lions commission to which it was re-
fo-red, 1t seems improbable that the
PROPOSALS will be accepted. but they
"ons,.tutc on tho causes Of the delay
Of thu reply TO the Germans, which. 1t
was rumorrd today. probably would not
be presented until Monday.
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WIRE STRIKE
CONTINUED Prom PASe ons.)

negotiations whatever with It's strik
Ing operators. and has received no com
munication from them at any time ex.
c"pt through the public press. II ~a>
stated here today by Edward Reynolds.
general manager Of the Postal system
Mr. Reynolds added that the company
looked on the strike as virtually at An
end.
Mr.. Reynolds said the company had
virtually a normal force OF operators
and that reports from other cine.
showed many men coming back TO work.
The report that officials OF the C,.m.
mercial Telegraph Union Of Amcricq
had submitted TO the Postal Telegraph
company conditions upon which IN
agreement could hc based was attr,b
utcd by Mr.. Reynolds 10 the fact tina,
Postal operators in the union are
bringing pressure to bear on the ur ION
leaders TO call off the strike.
NO principle Is involved in this
strike" he continued. "and the mon ar"
becoming restless. VIC are informed
that they are coming back even AT Ter
m'ngham. and We received a report :!u.'
morning that the local at Detroit had
voted TO call the strike off"
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PEACE TREATY
fconttnued From Page onc.)

70 gather working capital for tho r"-
sumption of her Industrtca in order that
she may meet N" requirements Of h"T
AZ" %
The plchiscitc in SlcsN and changes
in the Polish frunilor n'r"SS'tat" nc"
clauses whilc a revised draft of tho pro-
visions on IN" Danish frontiers Is "N-
pcCrcd.
The proposal % tho council Of ror"'gn
minister's with regard 10 hNinE tn"
hungarian boundaries Eordcrln on Rn-
mania and Czcrhn-SlONak'a has h"cn
approved by tho council Of four
Holland has joined Switzerland. Nor
way. Sweden and Denmark IN r"iuf'i'%
TO tnko part N hiuCkad" agnIns'
Germany should III" latter refuse 10
sign tho peace treaty.
British warshIpS rr" reported in
despatch from Stockholm - bc bonn
harding tho base Of TN" BolshcHlkt n
Kronsrad, The despatch inumatcs that
tn" R"lshcvilu are cnd"nvoring TO cvacu-
Ate the bnSc
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CAPT PHILLIPS
HAD BUSY WEEK
RETURNS FROM BUSINESS Th1t'
DOwN-STATE AND SAYS THAT
THE STATE Is IMPROVING
NICELY.
West Virginia Is Getting Ed OF SPEAK
castles And Rum Joints According
to Mr.. Phillips.

Cartain H"rr T.. Phillips, Of tn" state
prohibition Department. returned 10 IN"
civ Yesterday. after spending IN" past
week IN IN" interior and southern 'nu
If the stat" whrr, h" VAS IN conference
with stat" Tax commissioner waiter
s. lIrllanan and also 10y IN" way clean
cd M a number Of h.G stat" violations
in several places "f the state.
His biggest cleanup. was that al
Clarksburg. where h placed under ar
r"s, Edward Williams. we'll known
furniture dealer Of that section. VIII" -
charged with having shipped INT" me
state a number of piano boxes, Iho'I''u
TlanoS. which in fact w"r" hl!"d "'h
whi$kcy. in violation of both state ana
federal law The brother Of Williams
is also in jail IN Cleveland. charged win
being a party 10 the violation. Wins
key totallinE over 100000 figuring ~ III
Spcakcasy money. is alleged 10 have
been shipped.
Mr.. Phillips while al Charleston was
called to perform n duty that h" worry
lrrirI d;SiEcd. when 4" placed under
arrest Miss Billy Collins. a girl OF IL
years. wlin Is charged with beng ono OF
tho ShrrwdHst viOlators Of tho law IN
Tho state she was arrested en- {. ..
,ra:u No 4. enroute from Huntington 70
Charleston. and when searched she hao
concealed IN false pockets about her
waist eight pints and two half 2ints Oh
u.h,>kcy. She entered a plea Of guilty
and was fined 800 and costs and also
must serve sixty days in jail.
Pittsburgh To wheeling.
During tho past few days reports
havr been reaching the department that
certain parties were making trips DC
tween Pittsburgh and Wheeling with
hooze and Mr.. Phillips has called MS
men together and will watch all trains
automobiles and other modes OF convey
ancc that ply back and forth between
tho smoky city and Wheeling. The
violations must stop ut once according
10 the state department and IT is likely
some local persons will have fines 20
Paw, to say nothing of tn" jail sentence
char they may he compelled 10 serve
should they violate the law. The state.
however. Is in better shape than ever
before according TO Mr.. Phillips. who
is watching every nook and corner. 10
see that the law IS obcyed.
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Bishop Hughes 10 Preach
BacCa|aureate Sermon
soec,a} TO The Intclligcnccr.

SOecfai 70 Inc IHlclllH'bN'i'
MORGANTOWN. W. Va, June l3.-
The scmi-ccntcnnial celebration OF West
Virginia university in connection with
tho annual commencement week will be-
gin Sunday morning. When Bishop Ed
win II. Hughes. Of the Methodist church.
breaches the baccalaurcate sermon TO
the class Of rs graduates in Commence
mcnt hall. The program for the re-
maindcr Of the week is as follows:
Monday evening. June IS. concert by
the Philharmonic orchestra and Cnivcrs-
ity choir.
Tuesday afternoon. juno II, competi-
tive drill by the cadet corps.
Tuesday night. alumni banquet: ad-
dress by Judge Raymond Maxwell. OF
ClarkSburg.
Wednesday morning. Juno IS, alumni
business meeting.
Wednesday afternoon. baseball game.
Alumni against Varsity
Wednesday night. Governors night;
address by Gov. John J. Cornwell. Sec
rotary Of War Newton D. Baker. Hon
Daniel willard and DR.. I. c. White.
Thursday morning. June 10. corn
menccment address by DR.. Robert Nc
Mutt McElroy. OF Princeton university.
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A Yree Prescription You Can Have
piled and Use at Home.

New York, y. Y.-po YOU wear G'ass-
es7 Are you victim 81 eyes rn' ii nt
other eve weakness If 80. you VIII D."
Elad 10 know that. according I" pr
Lewis. there is real hope for YOU. II"
says that exposure To sum smoke. aust
or wind often produces "y"Str;in nnJ
people living in warm climates Sh"uIC
$reouently battle the eyes and b" careful
TO protect them from rNir'mrr iiSh a,
This prescription will prov" OF kr'tt
value to many eye sufferers. Many
whose eyes were failing say they hay"
had their eyes restored through III"
principle Of this wonderful free pr"Scrir-
tion. One man says. after fry!nE~ir !;
IT was almost blind: could MOI -" t"
read at all. Now can read everything
without my glasses and my eyes d" n"t
water any more. Al night they would
pain me dreadfully: now they feel fia"
III the time. II was like rurar'" 10
hde" A lady who usca II says: Tn" at
enosphere seemed hazy with or without
splnsses. but after using this prescriptions
Apr fifteen days everything seemed clear.
y can even read fire print without glass
a." II Is believed that thousands VIII"
rear glasses can now discard them IN a
6eaSonable time. and multitudcS mort
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MURDER AND ROBBERY
CONFESSED BY ALLEN

NEW YORK. June 13.-ConfrSsion 10
double murder and robbery Of tho Fast
Brooklyn Savings Bank last December
has been made to District Attorney
Lewis by n prisoner brought hero from
Tacoma, Washington. II was announced
at the District Attorneys office today.
The man. dappcr and we'll dressed. gives
the names Of Gordon Fawcctt Handy. J.
Allen and browning Bird, but says that
none OF these is his real nam". II" AIS"
stated. according 10 tho diStri': attorney
tina. he had been bank robhcr nnd train
rohbcr for the last seven or e,xh. years.
during which time he had stolen abe ut
S45O.0O0
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MRS. ROBINSON RICHEST
NEGRO WOMAN IN u. S.

NEW YORK. June 13.-The till" Of
richest negro woman in the United
States which was held for many years
by Nine. G. J. Walker. manufacturer RI
a hair ointment widely popular with tor
race. will pass 10 her only daughter Mrs.
Leila Walker Robinson. under tho terms
of her will which. II was learned here
has hcon flied in Indianapolis.
With tho exception Of two trust funds
Of S1on non each for the benefit Of char
tics. distant relatives and frienis. Nine.
Walker loft her entire estate To her
daughter The estate Is stimated AT
million dollars. Among tn charitable
requests was one for tho establishment
Of an industrial and mission school in
Africa.
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BOMB
SUSPECTS ARE HELD

PHILADELPHIA. June lS.-Paui
Olsen and John W. Wintl". bomb sus-
poets each - years OF age. were held
without bail today.
Detective Mahoncy. Of the Bomb
squad presented ms 'rid"nr" n bag con-
tanning l25 steel JaCkCtcd dumdum cart
ridges maps and street guides al Ph!ia-
Clphla. Camden. New York. cleveland
a,"I IrttShurGh. in which bombs were
exploded recently. Il quantity Of radical
literature, two phalS "t suspicious
liquid. 1t ~ the intention "t the
"bCmb squad {" trace -" m"N CEMENT :
oc tho mon preceding the EXPLOSIONS IN
this city. Tn! arr Gnntluihr%"d
aliens.
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ORLANDO TO ROME.

PARIS. June l3.--Premier Orlando OF
ltalv loft for Rome last night, intend
ing 10 confer with tho parliamentary
leaders in secret relative TO the worK
Of the peace conference. and TO settle
certain urg"n, questions. notably those
concerning military precautions con-
tcmpla,cd on the Carinthian frontier.
General Diaz. commander in chief OF
The Italian armies. accompanied the
premier and will be in personal con-
troll Of tho frontier.
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PORTSMOUTH. Ohio. June l3.-Ac-
cor4in- to a statement by local Nor
folk & Western officials here. this after
moon. the strike on the Norfolk & Vest
crn railroad. involving 10000 men. has
been settled.
Federation Of labor officials said that
the shopmcn would return 10 Work
pending an investigation OF the GricF-
anccs. the chief Of which has been inc
discharge Of certain employees at Wal
coo. West Virginia. A board composed
Of union and railroad administration
officials will conduct an inquiry at
Roanoke. Virginia, and at other points
on the railroad.
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RATIFICATION URGED.

NEW YORK. June l@.-RcSolutions
urging ratilcaticn Of the league OK
nations covenant. which Is drscrlo'h
las the end for which IN" youth OF
allied nations were laying d""h 'he'F
lives" were made public today by thn
Church PrnC" tn:on. inc siGnerS III
r!ucc Former President william II
Taft. Cardinal Gibbons. FiSho? Lhthe'
n Wilson and Or. John X. Mott The
were sent ~ the senate.
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Mrs, Emil Fauth.

Mrs Mary Catherine Wctzel Fauth.
wife Of Emil Fauth. died at the family
residence. - Xan" street. Friday after
noon at 1916 o'clock. Mrs. Fauth was
in the titty-Sccond year Of her age.
Funeral services will be held at the
late home Monday afternoon a. ESQ
o'clock. and intcrmcnt Will Dc in Mount
Wood cemetery.
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Funeral services will be conducted at
tho late home. No l26 18th street. War
wood. this morning 1T $50 o'clock for
thu late William J. Cav"rauEh. who tied
At his lat" homo on "Wednesday. in the
-llSt year of his age. High mass Of re-
uue;m Will hc celebrated AZ o'clock AZ
the Corpus Christi church. Warwnod. and
intermcnt will be made in NJ. Calvary
cemetery.
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~OR seven seasons MIR. Seoald wal
concertmaster OF the chicago
)pera company. He is ranked among
he leading violinists OF that city and
n Am sidered remarkable addition
q the Redpath program here this
reason. lie is leader ard VloliniS1
rith the Kryl Orchestral Sextet'
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Peter Joseph Coraor.

= Funeral services will -" h>ih at inc
sete residence No. rs t7;h stree; this
Morning at $50 O'Clock or III" lat" Pc
- Joseph Conner. who m ,scd away 81
kAe North Wheeling hospital on THURS
ny. Requiem high mas, Will he colo
&ated at the ST. JoS"ph'S ca;h"ural at J
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OBITUARY
John Uppole.

The funeral services for the late joni
3ppole. whose death occurred suddenly
Wednesday. Will be condu"r"d from IN"
ate home on the W. T.. : 80 farm On
hort Creek this afternoon NJ =:3"
o'clock IntermCnt will - mad in INC
Rome Church cemetery at Him Grove.
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STRIKE ON The N. & ".
RAILROAD IS ENDED
WASHINGTON, Juno

WASHINGTON Juno 13.-Railway
administration officials announced late
today that the strike Of the shopmen OF
the Norfolk and Western railroad had
been ended as result OF the conference
with American federation Of labor orfi-
Gals at Bluefcld. W. Va. The men
voted TO return to work Monday, it was
stated.
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~. Alsace Lorraine, and the league OF

nations. . -,
The rcrisIon commission which IS IN
constant session is headed by Anore
Tardlcu, Of the French mission.
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MEXICAN REBELS
fcouttrucd From Fuge one,)

7 b,yc No desire TT with to b. tho tig
man IN M"x'C": ! h?"" no desire to be
hrraldcd as tho rcdr"n"r Of my country.
which has hon torn and hI"d for nine
wears The only ambition ! hav" is 10
aid and assist fEuS' other leaders with
me ~ redeem '.S my r"''r'ry.
How many m"n hav" - y" said when
asked by tho CORES pnnd"nr. aid answer
ri. Il have a small command here.
General Villa is To IL" south and his
,rnups number tn" largest. Which way
he /. moving. and h.s exact location
however, arc not irr ruhlicatiCn General
Villa. VINO na~ bccn to- ma:nstay in the
rrvolurn nary movement. has h""n
charged with many ninS$ "f which he
is irl"C'u'.
"t.hihuahua Gi!y is cut off from Jua-
re- Tn" t'arranza government ha" 1000
men at or near H"Gai":. sonora Which
they can not move"
III. rNSO. Trxas frn" IA courier
who arrlvr,! tonight from IN" rcb"l head
ouartcre near ZarsE""n. loss than -
miles frNm Iunrc3. reports the rchcls
have 800 men iii %rm"d with rifles.
and each man supplied with 600 rounds
Of ammunition.
Two ncId guns and eight machine
guns arr included in tho rebel fshtlnG
equipment
4, the t,mc tho courier loft the camp
tic intention was :" attack luarcz be-
fcrr daylight tomorrow morning.
t.. rAS0. Texas. June a. Tho ?fth
infantry. consisting Of 1915 non. a.
rrvod IN ~ Pasn from Columbus. - NJ.
last ni"ht under command Of COL Ar
thur q TrGsan This leaves an rntIrc
hatta'rrr a. infantry at Columbus.
m, transfer Of tho eth infantry
FROM columbus. y NJ. to FL rns" ~ not
definitely explained hut conditions south
Of tho border arc assumed {" he the
reason. Tho cith consists Of negroes.
WASHINGTON. juno r. Orders
sending tho @4th infantry to IL raso
from Columbus y. NJ. were issued by
Major General CabeIl. commanding the
Southern department and also the Dor.
der patrol. II was said today At tho war
department. General Cahcll has wide
latitude in arranging his forces to meet
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William J. Cavenaugh.

o'clock and iutnrmoNt will b. made II
Mt. Calvary cemetery.
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u. S. COURT TERM
NEARING IT'S END

PAREERSBURG. June 13.-JudEe A..
G Dayton this morning adjourned the
jury for tho federal term of court here.
Tho session will no brought TO close
on MONDAY. Only routine matters w"ro
considered ut tho session today. Deputy
united States Marshal c. E. Cook left
today for Atlanta. Ga. with Glenn 5.
Ringer. OF Parkcrshurg. sentenced to
servo year and day in federal Veaoon
upon being convicted Of the THEFT OF
merchandise in interstate shipment. :
BUY WAR SAVINGS sTANA0
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Ell FAso. Texas, Juno 13-Andre:
Garcia, consul for tho Mexican govern
mcnt in FL Paso. today made the fol.
lowing statement to the Associated
Press:
Stories Of lighting IN tho neighbor-
hood Of Juarez are false.
There has been no engagement. bis
or little, and I know that UP to last
night no force Of rebels Of any conse.
quence has been within 30 miles of
Juarez. Scouting parties are out now.
and as soon as they return We shall
know more about the whereabouts OF
any Villista force that may be south OF
the city across the river. In any case.
there Is no expectation Of an immediate
attack.
My Information Is that between !. 400
and $500 Villistas were concentrated Al
Villa Ahumada several days ago, but
whether they have moved to the north
do not know today. There has bccu
no fighting"
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The greater tho necessity Tor saving
tho greater your opportunity 10 use
The In:eiliSenccr Want Ads.
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\ United $'"i"' """' " '''r-' 90" =.
flee will tc opened Monday in tho Nc
Lain building.
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border emergencies. II was pointed ont
and It requires no authority from the
department for him to transfer reSi-
ments or other units to points Of dan
ger.
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JCAREZ. Mexico. June ia skirmish
occurred between .Fedcrals and advanc.
cd forces Of General Angeles at 4:3t
o'clock this afternoon.
Several are reported killed on thc
Federal side.
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Sermon Theme by Rev. Claude Porter Terry.
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"AMERlCA'S FLAO'
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BUY WAR SAVINGS sTAXW
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NtNzEL PLANS MINING

Continued from Page One)
velopment at depth than the one in
which Bailey did all. his work. \
AS soon as the surface equip
ment has been erected the 15O-foot
shaft will be continued to a depth
of 500 feet and the company is pre-
pared to do 5000 feet of lateral
work at this depth.
Mr.. Nenzel left here a week ago
to purchase several automobile
trucks and other equipment for the
mine.
A townsite to be known as Cac-
tus has been laid out and the men
interested in the new company are
in other ways preparing for the in
flux of people into the district ex-
pected when several companies
start work on a good scale. Other
interests are getting into the dis
trict rapidly and companies are be-
ing organized to develop groups of
claims adjoining the ground of the
Cactus Nevada ON the north and
south.