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The Wallace miner. [volume] (Wallace, Idaho) 1907-current, 1920-06-10
CEDAR CREEK COMPANY
HAS BIG BODY OF ORE
LEAD AND ZINC IN FACE FOR
WIDTH OF &c FEET-cON-
TlNUE DRIFTING.

About the time work was dscon-
tinued by the Cedar Creek Mining &
/ Development company a year ago, a
fine body of low grade lead silver and
zinc ore had been developed in the
face of the main drift to the south
east and a crosscut on the hanging
wall side at the face proved the ore
to be 26 feet wide. Through a COM
bination of high mining costs and a
shortage of water for power work
was suspended at that time and moth
ing further was done until the first of
last month Since that time three
men have been employed, first on out
side work and for the last two weeks
underground. The exposure of this
big ore shoot in the face, much of it
beyond what had been supposed to
be the hanging wall, turned attention
to prospecting the ground beyond the
wall about $50 feet back from the face
at a point almost under the shaft, the
bottom of which is about 100 feet
above and in which there is a good
showing of ore. The second round
of holes in the hanging wall broke in
to ore which proved to be IS inches
thick and of good milling grade. Yes
terday the crosscut was still in the
vein and proving it's width to be
about IS feet Work will now be
to the face of the tunnel
and the drift continued in ore.
Annual Meeting
The annual meeting of stockholders
of the Cedar Creek company was held
last Monday evening, when the old
officers mad directors were reelected,
as follows: President J. w. Weyer;
vice president William c. Schwabe;
John NJ Weyer; secretary
treasurer, William Becker; and Glen
Weyer all of Wallace. Following the
meeting of stockholders the directors
met and levied an assessment of
3 mills per share, payable on or be-
fore July 7.
The Wallace miner. [volume] (Wallace, Idaho) 1907-current, 1920-06-10
The Elks Will Hold Patriotic Service in
Honor of the Flag--The Public
Cordially Invited

Following established
tective Eks which highly the
character the the Wallace lodge
lie will doubt the invitation the Elks
the The conditions throughout
before be
These symbOzed by the flag there
doubtful
the accomplishment this high EIs
a conspicuous
them Monday
II
The Wallace miner. [volume] (Wallace, Idaho) 1907-current, 1920-06-10
Easton Says Wood Has Excellent Chances

following telegram morning Stanly
A Idaho national repub
McEvers Secretary League,
THE situation much mixed and nothing
at s certain General friends
making good holding
excellent chances securing the
nomination There will be ballotng before Friday
Saturday
"STANLY A. EASTON"
The Wallace miner. [volume] (Wallace, Idaho) 1907-current, 1920-06-10
Brady Development.

Patrick Brady manager of the
Brady Development company reports
that the crosscut from the Headlight
vein has been advanced upwards of
500 feet leaving approximately 700
feet to go.
The Wallace miner. [volume] (Wallace, Idaho) 1907-current, 1920-06-10
Chicaao- Boston.

A new compressor is being placed
in position at the Chicago Boston.
which will provide ample power for
all purposes. While this addition to
the equipment is being made work is
being confined to the crosscut on the
200 level to the Kin Buck vein. which
has now been advanced about 300
feet.
The Wallace miner. [volume] (Wallace, Idaho) 1907-current, 1920-06-10
TO SINK SHAFT
TO PROVE RUSSELL APEX
IMPORTANT MOVE IN APEX LIT
lGATION BETWEEN FED
ERAL AND HECLA.

Sinking the shaft on the Russell
claim. which has been carried to a
depth Of 24O feet from the tunnel Level
by the Marsh Mines Consolidated
with the ultimate purpose of reaching
the Hecla least ore body and thus
prove that the vein has it's apex in the
Russell claim, was yesterday evening
taken over by the Federal Mining &
Smelling company Arrangements to
this end were quickly made following
the decision by Judge DIETRICH, of the
federal court denying the application
of the Federal company for an order
permitting it to raise from the Hecla
workings. The Federal company
owns the Russell claim and has
brought suit against the Hecla COM
pany for possession of the least ore
body" and the recovery for all ore
extracted from the same, contending
that the Hecla east vein has its apex
in the Russell claim. The Marsh
company has entered the case as an
iDtervenOr, having a lease on the Rus
sell claim that runs until 1926 and is
therefore heavily interested in the
outcome of the suit Through the ar
rangement with the Federal company
the Marsh company is relieved of the
task of sinking the shaft, while re-
serving rights to mine any ore that
may be developed in the shaft and
other working privileges.
Marsh Directors Here.
J. V. Pohlman, Joseph Mccarthy
and F. Gushing Moore, of Spokane,
directors of the Marsh company came
up Tuesday evening and visited the
workings on the Russell claim. Mr.
Moore was recently elected director
to fill the vacancy caused by the
death of Fred Bergen. He is a min
ing engineer and was for many years
a resident of this city, having been
chief engineer of the Federal company
and also served one term as state
mine inspector.
The vein in the bottom of the Rus
sell shaft is said to be about six feet
in width and carries values in silver,
some assays running as high as 81
ounces, but contains no lead. The
point in the tunnel where the shaft
starts is at a depth from the surface
of about ITS feet making the total
depth from the surface TO the bottom
of the shaft AS feet
The Wallace miner. [volume] (Wallace, Idaho) 1907-current, 1920-06-10

of the vein upon its dip. and should
rely upon less conclusive proofs, the
court should cOnstrue such proofs
more strongly against the defendant
because of its refusal to permit the
plaintiff TO resort TO facilities within
its control for the production OF more
direct and satisfactory evidence, is a
question which need not presently be
discussed"
An affidavit by Sidney L. Shonts.
filed in the suit, says that vertical
raise made by the Hecla from its east
ore body left the vein at point only
125 feet vertically below the bottom
of the Russell Wine of the Marsh.
The Wallace miner. [volume] (Wallace, Idaho) 1907-current, 1920-06-10
BIG CREEK COMPANY
GETS GOOD RESULTS
Soon Put on AnOth-
er Shift in the
Mill
HIGH GRADE PRODUCT
Improved Facilities for Sort
ing and Shipping Rich
Crude Ore
HIGH GRADE PRODUCT

"NIE NEW mill of the Big Creek
Mining company is operating
successfully in a moderate sort
of way in spite of difficulties
and delays incident to starting up a
new milling plant. to which must be
added in this case the unsatisfactory
service of the first mill force These
difficulties have been or are being
overcome Il was stated by the man
agement yesterday that the mine is
supplying a very satisfactory mill
feed and that the mill is turning out
product in concentrates and nota-
ton that will average better than
500 in silver and lead to the ton In
conversation with C. Scott Anderson,
president and manager of the Big
Creek company, he stated that he had
been compelled to make complete
change in the force employed in the
mill and that he is well pleased with
the results obtained under the new
management.
Ship Crude High Grade.
An important addition to facilitate
shipment of crude ore has just been
completed. Under this arrangement
the high grade ore will be sorted out
lat the upper part of the mill and de-
posted into chute that delivers it
to the loading platform alongside the
wagon road that passes in front of
the main mill building.
The Big Creek company in com
mon with the larger operators of the
h.,..
Guilty and annoyance in securing min
ers to meet the requirements of the
enterprise, a condition that has SER
iously interfered with the output of
the mill. This difficulty has now
been sufficiently overcome that Mr..
Anderson states that it seems possi-
BILE that an additional shift will be
put on at the mill within week or
ten days.
Ore Shipments.
The mine is looking well and is in
good condition for production. An
other car of 40 tons is now ready for
shipment and it is expected that IT,
viii bring even higher returns than
the last one. From present indica-
tons. Mr.. Anderson expressed the
opinion that he would be able to ship
at least one car of ore a week, pro-
vded a sufficient force can be re-
tanned in the mine to keep the mill
running two shifts.
1T has been my desire and inten-
ton" said Mr.. Anderson in discuss
ing Big Creek affairs, ITO send out a
circular letter to the stockholders, and
it is still my purpose to do this just
as soon as I can be relieved from the
more important matters which have
demanded my attention. the details of
which have occupied every moment
Of my time. The stockholders of the
Big Creek Mining company have
every reason to feel much encourage
ed over the condition of the mine. the
new milling equipment and the sue
cess Of their undertaking."
The Wallace miner. [volume] (Wallace, Idaho) 1907-current, 1920-06-10
Stockholders

WlLLFlND MINING NEWS
AND COMPANY NOTICES
OF INTEREST TO THEM
IN THE WALLACE MINER
The Wheeling intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1903-1961, 1920-06-24
COURT SIGNS UP
new ATTRACTIONS
Manager Fred Z. johnson Getting
Ready for q Busy Coming
Theatrical Season.

Thomas NJ. Love with ire k!aw and
AErlanGer theatrical interests. ana Ar
thur Arnold. manager OF the Nixon ts-
tate which controls a number or thea
triCal productions and theatres. hclo
conference with Manager Fred J"hh-
son. Of the Court Theatre. yesterday, and
lease was renewed which Will give MI
Johnson a number Of the choicESt AZ
fractions 10 be placed or the boards DUR
ing the coming season, at his theatre.
4 number Of these shows WIZ !cma!n
either one or two nights n WErc!lNR
and Manager Johnson WI s.Sa UP
enough contracts for the coming :hca-
tricaI season TO keep the Cou!' constant
" on the hum with FRS; class A;trac-
tons.
Thomas NJ. Love was accompanied TO
this city BY his We. They. with MI
Arnold, left for east last night. AZ the
conclusion Of the meeting yesterday
both Mr.. Love and Mr.. Arnold coInpil-
mcn,cd Manager Johnson hirhly on the
record business done by his theatre dur
ING the past season and stated that the
Court is now known throughout the
country by the public and the theatrical
profession as a house that produces pre-
mier attractions and caters TO tIrSt
class and exclusive clientele.
In connection with the booking OF
this seasons attractions. Manager john
son will leave tonight with Manager
NJ. Luchs, of Marietta, an Ohio thcatrl-
cal magnate, for New York CITY. NhlIe
there both of these gentlemen Will DC
rucsts at the Lambs Club. made hiStor-
ical by the fact that it is the home OF
many Of the foremost actors of America
times the most famous Of European &C
tnr
The Wheeling intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1903-1961, 1920-06-24
COUNTY COURT
Marriage Licenses.


Lawrence T.. Strewn. 81, Washington
Pa. and Elsie Coffield. p: Washington
Alexander Turner y. Wheeling. and
Catherine Greer. IL Wheeling.
Edward Orwell Creighton. "a. Dallas
and Mary Margaret kiCer. Is. West
Holly jackson. 81. wcllsvlle. O.. and
Marie Lamson. %. Wellsville. 0.
Martin A. ONeill. 10. Pittsburgh. and
Odessa V. Reeves. 90. Wheeling.
Henry w Nickison. 20. washington
and Marie McVay. IS. Washington. Pa:
James l.. Percy. A. Wheeling. and Ida
Loos. IS. Wheeling.
Bernard A. Garrett. 81, Bcnwood. and
Mary Agnes Ctcrmohlen. SO, wheeling.
Fiduciary.
W. S. Mcdonald. appointed executor
under the Will of Hannah n. Mcdonald
Bond $500.
Security Trust Company to Mary
winterhalter. lot in Triadelphia dis
A, NJ. Montgomery and wife to John
R. Pojuc and Lottie l.. Pojue, his WIFE
real estate at West Liberty.
Security Trust Company TO Jennie
Sihler. n piece Of real estate In Triadel-
phia district.
to Kathryn 3. Colvig. a lot In Birch
Lynn addition.
John r. Colvig and Kathryn ColviG to
Will II. Colvig, a lot in Birch Lynn ad-
dition.
Security Trust Company to Frank S
Webb, a lot in Triadclphia districr
Pleasant Valley Land Company "a
Camilla P. Gibson. lot in Triadelphia
district
The Wheeling intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1903-1961, 1920-06-24

This evening at the. Court theatre Mr.
David Goldstein will deliver hiS mucn
anticipated lecture on "BolShcNlSih'
What 1t is; the Remedy for It.. me
lecture will be given under the AUSPICES
Of Carroll Council. knights OF Column;
bus in this city and distinguished
list OF vice presidents Will occupy the
stage on this occasion.
Mir. Goldstcin knows his subject, and
II is one on which he Is well quaiiheu
to speak. For number OF years ne was
a member Of this party, and 1t was
through his HOntinual lighting that
much Of the Red radicallSm IN the
party was kept in the background.
He is very entertaining spcak'i
and an intellectual treat is pr"nl!'I
those who are so fortunate as 70 h'tr
him. He spoke TO crowded houses Al
LexinEton. Ky. Huntington and Charles
ton. Last night nc had an enormous
crowd at ParkcrsburG. from which city
he comes TO Wheeling.
He will arrive III the city al noon
today over the Il. & o. and will be met
at the train by a reception COMMIT tee
COMPOSED Of Felix Niece DR.. c. a WIN
gcrter, DR.. A. J. Noomc, J. J. B!r"",
r. Il. Goctz and Howard 1Ioll"bauSh
who will escort him TO the Mcclure Ito
tel, where he will address the memh,r'
of the Kiwanis Club at their noondaI
Admission to the lecture will be by
ticket only, but these can be secured
without charge from the secretaries 4
the Carroll. Elks. Rotary and kiwan'I
clubs c. A. House Music Company and
Davis Burkman & Tyler co. ana various
banks of the city.
Tho lecture will be given at 8 o'clock
and Rev. Jacob Birmingham. ID. D.. VIII
preside and introduce the speaker. a
large crowd will no doubt nc IN attend
ance and treat is in store for those
hn
The Wheeling intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1903-1961, 1920-06-24
NOTICE TO TAXPAYERS.


To All Whom il May Concern:
The Board Of f.cvicw and Equallza-
ton Of Ohio County viii meet IN me
jury EoCm Of the Circuit Court IN the
court House Of Ohio County, in Wheel
ing. Wcs, Virginia. for the purpose or
Examining and reviewing the Land and
Personal Property Books as returned
by the Assessor for the year 1920.
/ The Board will meet for organization.
etc, on Saturday. July %rd, 1920. and
tic several MaGStCrial Districts VIII DC
considered IN the following order:
Washington District. Tuesday, July b,
1870. at u'c."rk a. M.
Madison District. Wednesday, July I,
: 1920, al = O'Clock a. m.
clay District. Thursday, July ., 1910
at O'Clock d. m.
Union District. Friday. July ?. 1870
al . o'clock a. NJ.
center District: Saturday, July 10.
1870. az O'Clock a. m.
Webster Distr!Ct. Monday, July L..
1920, at . o'clock q. m.
RitChic District, Tuesday. July 49,
1870, at o'clock Il. m.
Richland District. Wednesday, July
ia. 1920. at O'Clock a. m.
Liberty District. Thursday, July 10.
1920. at . o'clock a. nj.
Tra dclphia District. Friday. July is.
1920. Al o'C!oChI a. m.
BOARD or REVIEW AND EoPALlZA-
TION.
Ry JOHN n. WELLS.
Ex-OffIcio7 Clerk
InI- q ir-l
The Wheeling intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1903-1961, 1920-06-24
SHOOTING FOLLOWS MUTE FEUD
LASTING FOR EIGHT YEARS

his stand In this matter since it per
ta!ns so directly TO the safety OF the
youth OF the community.
Board Of Education.
Al the meeting Of the Shadysdc board
~ education on Monday evening all
local teachers who had submitted ap-
plications were reelected. Miss Helen
Saylur, uf Bcllarc VAS appointed as
teacher Of commercial subjects. Mr. Al
her; Shaud nd Miss Ruth FrettS have
been reelected as members of the hIGh
school faculty and Mr.. Graham, from
Delaware College. was also named as a
member OF the high school group. Mr..
Richard Johnson was elected Janitor.
shAdyside Notes.
The Home Society o: the Christian
church will meet Tomorrow evening
with Mrs. Herman =. Wright at her
home on Lincoln avenue.
Mrs Marshall DAVIS. IF Pittsburgh.
left Tuesday evening for her home aiter
:, Ten days visit with relatives here.
Miss Edna Gamble, little daughter OF
HON" from 4 weeks visit with hcr
grandparents near JaCob>OUrG.
Mrs. Sidney Booth. Of Tnirty-nnih
street. has returned from Visit win
relatives near tiarinGtCn.
Mr.. and Mrs. Ernest Davis and "ni'-
drcn arrived IdSb 'N'h''- ''''' - .
whore she had spent tn" past monih
with relatives. Mr.. Davis went 10 mat
city last Saturday 10 accompany hcr
nome.
The Misses Sarah and Arizona paws.
daughters Of Mayor and Mrs |. j. PAYS
went to-day 10 jerusalem ~ spend Il
few days with Mrs. t. \. Talbot.
RcGrna. little 4-ycdr-old daughter "f
Mr. and Mrs Thomas Williams. of Thir-
street. while playing with
other children Monday afternoon. Wei!
from an cypress wagon and broke her
collar hone.
Mr. Ray Fry. son of Nj. and Mrs
lanes FRY. who IS in the Bcllaire hos
mini recovering from an operation for
appendicitis, il Improving rapidly and
may D. able To return 10 his home ihI:'
week.
Miss Mary Thompson and Miss Eu' a
TI.h are at columbus attending III"
convention az Christian Endca,"r"rs.
They rr"-cS"Ht tnc s"Ci"'y Of young poo
pie N the Shady:,idC christian chur'n
on Monday evening tho Daughters or
i'ocah.niaS lodge elected Officers and
followed tho business session with a
lnnch. installation Of the new officers
will Ne held two weeks, later
Miss Ncllr Saumons has returned
from a visit with relatives AT New lAii-
adcinhia.
\ sister Of Ms Charles Sw,nhers. o.
South Grand avenue. arrived Tuesday
evening from her home in Czc"H"-S !oNai
after tedious Journey OF four "c"hS.
The Young woman resided in Beti2i-e
with hc- parents eight years ago and ihe
family at that tImc returned In 'hciT
NATIVE land. In childhood she had at
tended Ahe Be!.alre public school.
The Wheeling intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1903-1961, 1920-06-24
lew GREW KILLS GEORGE JENNIE
VEIN IN Road NEAR POW
HATAN, o.
Slayer In jail at st. Clairsvtne says tho
Victtm Attempted HIS Life with

George Jcnnewcin, OF Slatorsville. bel
mont county, o. was shot and instantly
killed in the road near his home AT noon
Wednesday.
Lew Grey. a neiGhbor. is in the Bel
mont county jail at ST. Ciairs'lliS' nay
ing confessed to the killing. An at
t"mpt on the part Of Jcnnewein to STAB
him with knife upon their meeting
Yesterday, the outgrowth OF trouule
eight years ago, is assigned py HreS dS
the motive for the killing
After he. had shot Jcnnewelnii TrS ey
powhatan, O., which is just about one
mile from the scene Of the killing, Al
olson Davis, town marshal of St~Clairs-
vile, was called to Powhatan 70 take
Grey to the Belmont county JaiI' and
Grey told Marshal Davis that he ana
1cnnewein had some trouble about clgnl
Years AGO while working IN a nay I''' W.
over n pitch fork. "hlch rcs NJ ~
1enncwcln calling Grey a mar. ne w.
Grcy told the marshal. had not spoken
S,,r;rr The eight intervening years I'M
iii Yesterday. when they met IN the roau-
way near Jenncwcin's home,
Now, I'm going TO get YOU Hroy Wv
Marshal DAVIS that JenncweiTn on Sn.a IN
arnw a knife and made two attempts
N strike Grey with the weapon ~.
tbn second attempt TO strike MN, GIc!
told the officer. he drew ;-o -caiin' :
automatic revolver and shot Jenns",r,'
tn hniIct is said to have entered Jcn-
ncwcins back and penetrated the rlGht
Ing Jcnnewcin died a few minutes
later from a hcmorrhaGc, OF The lung
Grey then walked to inc ONE hs "t ' bc
town marshal at fowhatan' "ne'c "'
surrendered. tia. ,o,,,
coroner j. r. wyatt was called ron
RcII,irn 70 conduct an inquest. and lctt
BclIairc at $50 o'clock YESTERDAY all
in progress at late hour last eve
ming. w,s 4"
vcar7 Of age. Ilc leaves three ' ma
a fNur-vear-old daughter.
GREY is also married man ana mas
four rrown children. He Is coal miner.
The Wheeling intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1903-1961, 1920-06-24
STOCKHOLDERS MEETING.
NOTICE


NniIrc is hereby gwen that general
meeting of tho stockholders of La Belle
Iron Works. n corporation created and
rsauiXcd urdcr ihc laws Of the state Of
Wc.t Virginia. is hereby called TO be
Commerce. Sccond floor. in the Market
state Of vest Virginia. AT 10 o'clock in
when resolution will nc offered tn in
crease the capital stock OF said corpora
ton by incrt aSlnE the authorized num-
her Of shares Il common capital stock
thereof from orc hundred thousand
tlna. 1900 shares ~ the par value Of one
hundred 5000 dollars zach. TO ono hun
drrd and seventy thousand lT0.00Ul
shares Of IN" par value of ono hundred
$500 dollars each. so that such au-
thorizcl capital stock shall thereafter
be twcntv-scven million s@1.n0o,oN0)
dcilars, divided into classes Of seventeen
million dollars Of common stock and
ten million dollars Of preferred stock.
instead 81 twenty million dollars divn!
I'd into classes OF ten million dollars OF
common Sturn and ten million dollars
Of preferred stock. as heretofore.
Such meeting Will also be for the
transaction ut Other business generally.
BY order Of tho Board Of Directors.
Gwen undo~ our hands this 9th day OF
ia RELLE IRON WORKS.
Ky, J.. {. Kirk. President.
Attest:
Junlo-l7-24jull
The Wheeling intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1903-1961, 1920-06-24

Il can recommend Ncrv-Worth for
nervousness and indigestion. or any
ills which attend neurasthcnia.
If Won arc run down. half sick. ncrv-
Gus ard irritable. or IL You ar" sleep
loss. have sour brcat, suffer from
gaS on Tho stomach. hclSsinE. stomach
pains. nervous moudincSs. or depression
take Ncrv- Worth and let 1t help re-
store your help. 1t IS sold on money
hocl; Guarantee. Take n hottie accord
inr 70 directions. and II you ar" not
satieri-i. your money will be chccrfulIy
refunded
sold on a money hacG guarantee H.
C. II. Gri"st & Co. and all leading drug
Cists everywhere.
The Wheeling intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1903-1961, 1920-06-24
SRADYSIDE
PROCLAMATION.

Mayor T. J. DAVIS has issued pro
c,ama,in, calling attention to tho "rdl.
n"nr. Of the village and TO he genera!
coGc in regard To The sale and shooting
Of fireworks hackers. iorp"doeS' eve
Tho proclamation fOrbids IN" USE "t
them within tho corporate limits before
June 30th and after 10 ".C!o'H -, M
on any dav except July 3rd and str. tn"
mayor has been heartily commended for
The Wheeling intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1903-1961, 1920-06-24
BELLAIRE LADY DEAD

Mrs. Catherine Gallagher Of Monroe
street. Rcllaire. died yesterday after
noon ut o'clock at her late r"sld"nc"
after several months illness OF parniF-
sis The deceased was about slNtV,,it,'
yrars Of occ. and was n resident Of Rel
iairc for the past thirtysercn years.
She is survived by five daughters; MIS-.
Donavan and Mrs. Garry Of New York:
inyy and Mrs Lidcn Of Bellair", and
Tour sons. nil at homo. David. Joseph.
Packard and Peter. Funeral arranC|-
m.nts arc as yet incomplct". but It Is
probable that services Will h" h"Id rom
thn 81, Johns Catholic church Satur-
day morning at 10 O'Clock. with Inter
mont at Mt. Calvary cemetery at Eel
laire.
The Wheeling intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1903-1961, 1920-06-24
WHEELING STEEL d IRON corANY
STOCKHOLDERS MEETING.

Tn. board OF directors OF the Wheel
ing Steel & Iron Company has called a
general meeting OF the stockholders to
be held at the general office OF the
company. conner Main and South streets
Wheeling. W. Va. on Friday. July 2.
1920. at ton o'clock a. m. for the trans
action Of general business. and the board
veil then submit for consideration and
action by the stockholders n resolution
To increase the authorized capital stock
~ the company from one hundred thou-
Sand shares aggreyating ten million DOL
lars. 70 one hundred and forty thousand
shares. aEgre eating fourteen million dol
lars ,.,,-
j. f7-24-Jy-1 Fresiaent-
The Wheeling intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1903-1961, 1920-06-24
CEREBRAL AGENT WANTED.

General agent for wheeling territory
for Few Rotary SprtnSlsss Action Check
writer. This Ii . 1909. protection prop
osttion backed BY . $4,000 Fidelity and
Casualty Bond It II new to Wheeling
and the contract ws have 10 offer means
en- opportunity for soms man with spec
ialty GALES experience. Address +. =.
Brown, Sales Manager, 1s3 St. Paul It.,
Rochester u. Y. 1e-2Z-24-21