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county, are again closed. tbs 1z911S
having gone back 70 the ses0o @
trouble along Coal river, aooot@$

county, Are again closed, tbs zE4D1gD
havInT rome back 70 the SeS1o q
trouble along Coal river, aoooTG$
to reports.
Adjutant General John H. Charno0
was notified this morning that an auee'
mobile, carrying several armed men
stopped at the home OF Lou Huffman "a
Davis creek last night. The men seafcn'
ed tho house, took q rifle belonging toI
Mr. Huffman, and a revolver belonging
to his son. The searching party totoI
Mr. Huffman. he said that they Wouio|
pay him for the weapons later. Tnel
adtutant general was also informed tnet
Ira Clark's house and several otns1l
houses In the Davis creek section Wess
also searched for weapons.
officials Alarmed
As reports Of movements OF emAA
armed bands Of men said to be ninsN
bent on carrying out their original puf'
pose Of invading Mingo and Logan coun.
tics continued to pour into the capibAi
today. high state officials and repfessn'
tative citizens in close touch Win SoF.
ernor Morgan could not conceal feeun&
Of alarm.
Headed For LSGSn-
Sheriff Walker OF KAnawha county
reported today that he had men ato.
toned at Marmet and at other places On
LENS creek route. but SO far no afHe
"a altering Of armed men has been found.
Sheriff Walker, however. says that the
men are moving about In small groups
and all are headed towards Logan, some
going through St. Adams and others
through Clothier.
Mines Deserted
Coal operator of the Kanawha field
who yesterday had mines working, re-
port today that their mines have oeen
almost entirely deserted and that tho
men are leaving Cor tho troubled 1one'
Many 1t Jsffrsy.
The assembling Of 5000 or 1000
armed men near Jeffrey ID reported ~
Sheriff J. l.. Hill. of Boone county IN
a message received here. At the time
OF sending the message. tho sheriff said
he was leaving on a train for the trou-
BILE zone in an attempt to secure the re-
lease OF Justice Of the Peace Mitcheu.
and the three deputy sheriffs OF Losan
',ounty. who were captured BY miners
Sunday and are being held ~ hostages.
II is officially reported that there 10
no gathering Of men at Lens Creek.
State officials have been informed. how
ever. that the men are trying. to got
1000 or 1000 recruits out OF CABIN
Creek. II is reported that tho leaders
IT the armed men arc calling for vol
Mnteers only from among such men AZ
are willing and able to fight. No boys
or old men are desired. It 10 said.
Others on March
Miners OF tire Raleigh-WyominG Coal
company Of Edwight are reported 70
down Buffalo Creek toward Jeffrey.
Telephone lines were cut beyond Mar
met las; night but communication was
re-established this morning.
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OBITUARY (
MRS, JOHANNA REMKE'S
FUNERAL THURSDAY
From Place Of Death, No. 1918 Lind
Street. ana st. Paul's Church.
Burial at MT. 7ion.

Thursday afternoon nj 100 "r'"ck
from, .he home hrr daughter. Mrs Rob
orr J. Haufc No. lolS Lind street fun
,ral services will he held for the rate
Mrs. Johanna Rcmke. widow OF the late
AUGUST Rrnkc. who died Tuesday morn
ing at the age OF "ightr-thr"" years or
Illness complicated nv h"r advanced age
At ":i5 o'clock services viii. be held at
81 Faults E:vangrllca! Protestant
church. and 'nterr,"r: will be made in
Nj, Zion cemetery. Rev. A. G. Rascae
will conduct both services
Mrs Remke was born in Hanover
Province" Germany. coming 70 this coun-
NV when about eight years old Her
husband, one OF Weddings we'll known
citizens, died sixteen r"ars ago. Mrs.
Remke was member II st. PaulS
church and was widely known In this
section. and was loved and respected
BY hosts OF friends. both young and old.
She was great home lover and was
not affiliated with any NJ The usual or
ga n!zationI women belong to. However.
she was most active IN church work.
Surviving are here five sons August
C.. Remke. Henry c.. Georg" r.. Edward
J.. or Warwood. and Louis C.. Of 'ho
South Side and two daughters. Hrs.
Robert J. Haufe and Mrs. Paul Redel.
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ORGANIZING
SERVICE MEN
FOR DEFENSE

Riuefeld. W. Va. Aug. ia AT wv"
meetings this afternoon an" evening"
hundred eN-Scrrjr" MA az Hthc'""'
s:sr.d the roll - - provisional com
pany ot military ami W'r"d Governor
,Morvan ~ their -cad.u">N - ~"TN" any
where. he might drSir" :" a~>'>; IN pn""-
ing IN" disturbances In n" SiA'''
This action followed rI'i"i n''S''n~
az -, R,u.Hc!d i'"St NJ. ?. American
Lesion q. which thc support az IN"
',,.trn here MAS pledged :" the state a"-
-tno-,t.rs m urh"lding law AMI order
Tn. { rm.ri"n e he company. was n"t
,r,,dc !,r .ur u, ;I"n, hat hv individuals
VIII r.,nainci 70: spec!H. meeting AT
ts~ -. .rcicu adjourned i'S S'SS'"a'
Manor r.. l.. Bailey. elected chairman
q. tn" meeting tonight. ~ MS opening
rc,u,r>> declared that If YOU boys are
.n,..IeI and s". III like !" <" VIII You.
AZ aro'h.r meeting N"'a'~ Stay me
ORGANIZATION OF the company VIII oe
romuirted and as there = Ni"n'E az
material available the Sp"nS"rSi"' the
contrary expect :" have a ruIF r'anAr"
ORGANIZATION trnm captain dow" ready
Tor service Z called.
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General Bandholtx Comes

Bricadicr General II. H. Bandholtz,
who made a preliminary investigation
around the Mingo district last week.
was ordered back TO West Virginia 10
watch tho situation and advise the war
DEPARTMENT how the proclamation was
received.
In report made public yesterday al
the White House General Bandholtz e1'
pressed the opinion that the state
authorities had made only feeble at
tempts" TO restore order.
The proclamation was issued by the
president after day Of conferences
with Secretary Weeks. General Band
holtz and Major General Hartford. as
sistant chief OF STAFF. A West Virginia
delegation. headed by Senator Suther-
land WAS also in conference with the
President and Secretary Weeks and
strongly urged the immediate dispatch
of troops 10 the scene OF trouble.
The intimaiion was given by admins
tration officials that II troops were
sent there would be an adequate force
and that there would be no child's
play"
While some disquieting reports reach
ed here during the day from West Viz
gin!a officials there was apparent a
feeling among government officials that
the people commanded by the president
10 return to their homes would do 30
and that Thursday noon would see q
restoration OF order. which would make
the presence OF troops unnecessary. AT
the same time. however. there was 4
firm determination on the part OF the
administration 20 meet any serious SIT
uation that might arise.
I'VE will cross the bridge when we
get TO II Thursday noon" was the way
an official expressed it but we hope
and believe the troops will not be
needed"
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and | d5hcreby command all persons
engaged in said unlawful and insur-
rrc,ionary proceedings 10 disperse
and retire pcareahly to their respect
I've abodrs on or before IL o'clock
noon OF the first day OF September
1921. and hereafter abandon said COM
hinatIons and submit Themselves 70
tho laws and constituted authorities
OF said state:
And invoke the aid and co-opera-
ton OF all good citizens thereof 10
uphold tho laws and preserve the pub
lie peace.
I'm witness whereof. I have here
unto set my hand and caused the seal
OF the United States TO be affixed.
bone at tho city Of washington
this thirti"th day Of August In the
year Of Our Lord Nineteen Hundreo
and Twenty One. and OF the independ-
encr Of the United States. the one
hundred and forty sixth"
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Mrs. Mary T. McCnuey.

From tho home Of her son. II. l..
MCCu!!sy. uat Pleasant Valley. Thursday
afternoon NJ 30 o'clock. funeral FER
vices will ho held over the late Mrs.
Mary F. McCulley. who died Monday
afternoon. following an illness Of sew
eral weeks. Rev. l.. =. Grose. OF Zane
Street n. F.. church. will orriria'e. and
interment will be made IN Peninsula
Cemetery Mrs. McCm!!ry was tho
widow OF the late AISLE MrCulley. and
was the only daughter ur the late John
Henry and Catherine Fair. pioneer rest
dents OF this city. and n sister OF X. :.
and the late Scott Fair.
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penncn upper Rruwn- Creek. Captain
T f. lIeurltzic. l.ow,r BrnwnS creek:
INrtL.u Harry Franklin. SANDY River:
captain Frank T.. Houston. E!kh"rn:
,nrtain = II. lhmSrn. RE- crock; cap
tain IL A Elrr N"rthfurk: and Captain
!. l.. sullivan. Adkins.
II ~ the purpn~" ~ his organization
- protest Mrp"w"N county and II nee
"~>lry. augment 'hc forces now In
Rrur" and Logan counties Armed
squads are ratr",.inE the roads through
,,ut M,p"wcIl comfy AMI u - expected
,ha. h> "Wednesday night twn 'h"usin"
men vii have brrn enlisted. bnc 'h"uS-
and re, a!rr:,dr unhrr arms.
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Limit of Ex-Emperors
Stay Now Extended

Rcrne, Aug 30.--Cpon tho request ot
tho Spanish government. IN" SWISS gov
eminent has decided 10 extend us per
mission for former Emperor Charles OF
Austria 10 remain in Switzerland untIt
October Under tho original permission
Of the Swiss government the '"rmer
Austrian monarch was to have loft the
country September l.
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Col Eubanfs In Command

Charleston. W. Va. Aug. 30.--W. r.
Euhanks OF Wcich. Mcdowell. county a
former officer II the World war. wns
today by Governor T.. r.
Morgan Hs colonel in the West Viz
glnia national guard. He is stationed at
Logan and Will be ranking ofnr'r there.
the governor said.
At the samo time. the governor an
nounred that Adjutant General John IL.
ChnrnOCk left on a special train early
today for Logan county TO take charg"
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Organized at WEIGH

Welch. " Va" AuG. 3p-The hrS'
home defense unit in West virginia WAS
Organized here today with Il full haita-
hon OK infantry composed ~ ">-SerN ice
men. There will hc "n" company inr
zach magistrate district n M%l'"~e!'
and Browns r:H.'N u,S'V'c'.
which embraces the cI;y ~ W"'ch Will
have TWO companies. .,
Major Z. L. Hale. OF Browns creek -
battalion commander. and N" '"ml'ns
officers are as follows. captain a. "
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FOUR PRISONERS IN
WESTON GETAWAY

weston, W. Va. Aux. 2n-Four pris-
oners sa we'd their way out NJ n w'nd""
Of the Lewis county Jail this morning
and are now being sought by othcers or
this and surrounding counties, aided ny
bloodhounds They are jack Erady AN"
I,onn!e Miles. charged with manntar-
turing whiskcy. Donald Smith charKrd
with highway robbery. and John wright
who was serving six months sentence
for selling intoXicants.
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Mr. rlixan.th Rutoher.

Fairmont. W. Va, Aug. 10" ora
,.ached here this evening "f the death
OF Mrs. Elizabeth Butcher Mt beverly
W, Va, at the age OF ~ years Sh"
belonged 10 one OF the earliest families
OF Randolph county. and was 4" da"Sn.
ter of Moses Hutton. She hGurcd
prominently in the Civil war ana &C
complishcd many brave deeds, then
widow OF twenty-five years. She was
the mother OF the late BERNARD l."
Butcher. prominent jurlst of this city.
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known and We! l"'ci r"Std"utS whn
tied Mondny afternoon nj her home 1T
the corner Of SiNte"nth AMI Jacob
streets. VIII he head Thursday after.
noon ~ o'clock from tho late home.
with Or. c. l.. Allen. Of the Fourth
Street VI. f.. church. or Rev. l. s. Crosse
Of Za"c Street NJ. T.. church. officiating
Irt"ru"nt viii be made in Greenwood
cemetery.
Miss letters had hccn III for quit"
long time. but her death WAS unrX
r"cicd and comes rs a great shock 20
her relatives and friends. She was
horn in Wheeling. the daughter OF Mr.
and Mrs. r.. {. LETTERS. pioneer resi-.
dents Of This city. and was particularly
noted for her interest In charitable
work Miss letters received her "hu-
cation in The Wheeling public schools.
and was 4 graduate Of Wh"r.MI 20
male Academy. She was a member "t
the Fourth Street NJ t.: church, and
for many ears sang in that choir.
Surviving her are her brother. {. w.
letters. prominent banker of Wheel
ing. and two sisters. Mary i. and Anna
NJ. who lived with her.
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Rotfnaiar SarvioN6.

This afternoon at $50 o'clock. from
the home Of her sister, Mrs. Chester
Dean, No. 900 MCtolloch street. fu-
neral services will be held for the late
Mrs. Mary Frances Mooney Rottmi"r.
widow OF the late Adam Rottmter Who
died Monday afternoon AT 2:+' O'Clock.
Intcrment will be made in Greenwood
cemetery.
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Mrs, Mary Mart.

Tuesday afternoon at 2:3o o'clock.
from the Mendel Funeral Home. ser-
vice. werc held for Mrs. Mary Frances
Mari, aged 81. ot Martins Ferry. who
Gicd Monday morning. following n Ions
illness Rev. Jobes conducted the SER
yices and the remains were shipped 10
Ietart. this state. later in the day,
WHARF burial VIII be made.
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Eubanhs in Conference

Logan. W. Va. Aug. 30--Colonc! w.
r. Euhauks. today commissioned
colonel In me West Virginia national
guard. was In conference late tonight
with Adju:ant General Charno"k. who,
had arrived earlier in the evening. Tor
mcr Governor Hatfield and Shcriffs
t'hafIn and Bill" Hatfield. During the
night. Captain l.. T.. Lawson led COM
pnny OF NlInXo men into town These
rcinforcr;nen,s hiked over m" noun
tains from Matewan. The mrn ronSt-
tutinC Company A. militia. formed when
martial law in Mingo was declared nao
been stationed at Mat"wan-
Caused Excitement
Excitement was caused near midnlEnt
when n volunteer attempting TO unload
his rirlc discharged the weapon. Tn"
bullet struck stone step. Fragments
scattered In the rrowd and several
women were struck by flying pieces
BruIses were the only wounds sufferro'
During the night fully l'oUo men,
mostly rcInforcements from outside the
county. rested under arms about the
court house They were fully equipped
for field service. 4 fleet OF motor cars
entirely surrounded the building. Div
era were al the wheels ready 10 start
eastward Ut n moments notice. Many
of the men were DICTIONARIES and theV
amused themselves singing Ola army
and war-day songs.
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IKE Brewer 1T Front

Logan. w Va. Aug. 3b---hm"nS th"N"
who cam" from Ming0 10 assist L"fh"
authnr;ti.~; was TX" Brewer. twice
woIud..d in the MItewan battle or wv"
between private detectives AMI citizens
Brewer was one OF tn" twenty-tonr men
Indicted In connection with IN" K!i''nE
OF one detertiv". however. hc later
turned states evidence and on the "it-
ness stand during the :rial. admitted he
was n two gun man.
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Mr May Aatneun.

Tho body OF Mrs. Mary Rathoun. WI"
died Monday night at l1:l5 o'clock at
the Martins Ferry hospital. Will Ne
shipped 20 Charleston. wh"r" services
and in,erment will take place on Thurs
day. Mrs. Rsthbun. who had been re-
siding IN Martins Ferry for four years
a. tho home OF her son-in-la"' Lee
ssafler, No. o2l Indiana street was
horn July %. 1874. Vt Pomeroy. ..
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CHARGED WITH MURDER

Tnirmont, ". Va. Aug 70 --JaCkson
Smith. aged so ycars VIII" was struck
by a mattock In the hands Of William
Bland near Hepz!hah. West Virginia.
about a week ago. died this evening In
n hospital at Grafton. Tn" men had
Quarr~ird over the possession Of proper
". bland Is held by the authorities and
Will hc placed on 'r'ai charged with
murder in September. Smith leaves a
widow and four small sons. Both men
were prominent farmers in their COM
munitieS.
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CivN War Veteran.

Funeral services for the late f.N Har-
ris. aged 81 wears. Civil war veteran.
who died suddenly Monday night will
be held from III" late home In Majors
willie this afternoon nj = O'Clock. with
Rev. r. +. Newman. Of the Dallas NJ r..
church. officiating. ln'"rmcnt will he
mnde IN Salem cemetery.
Mr.. Harris was born and reared in
this section and WAS WI and iav"Ta-
bly, known throughout rhe dtstrlrr. lie
was successful farmer OF MaJorsviue
district. AT the outbreak OF tho civil
war hr enlisted with the First West
Virginia Volunteers and took part In
some ot the hardest fought battles.
Surviving are thre" sons and one
daughter: George. nf Martins Ferry;
John and Norman. at home. and Mrs.
Mamie kahbaugh. nf RriS'oria, IN.
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Of defense Of Logan county against In
yaders from Boone and kanawha. who
nre gathering at various points along
the border"
The train carried n carload of arms
and ammunition.
More than 100 cases nj army rifles
owned by the state police. having been
allotted Ia this state by the war depart
ment in distribution OF surplus war ma
tcrlals. nre in the shipment the gov
.rnur added
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THE MENDEL COMPANY
oNrl ). Xspasr. PROM
FUNERAL, DIRECTORS
Private Chapel, l3os ohAplins str>st
CAU Phone l617
DIED

REMKE-On Tuesday. August 80. 1921.
at the home OF her daughter. Mrs.
Robert ]. Haufe. No. 1913 Lind street.
MRS. JOHANNA REMkE. widow Of
August Remke, ST., in the Stth year
OF her age.
Funeral services from the place Of
death Thursday at 1870 p m. follow
ed at 2:l5 o'clock by services at St.
Paul's Evangelical Protestant church.
lnterment MI. Zion
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AN ARMED CAMP
(Couhnusd Prom Page ons)

from Wrlch TO Mallory in automobiles
Al Mallory special trRin awaited.
Another detachment Of 500 was OK
pccted later tonight. a mighty cheer
went up as the occupants of the special
train stepped from the cars.
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KNhr Rites.

From tho late home. No. 1915 Eof
street. funeral services Will be held
this afternoon at 4 o'clock for the late
Mrs. Catherine Kehr. VIII" died Monday
at 1915 o'clock. lntermcnt vii! he pIl-
yate in Greenwood cemetery.
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wANTED-A9ENTS.

Large shirt manufacturer
wants agents 20 sell complet" line or
shirts di-r"tly - Nearer. Exclusive
patterns. Rig values Free samples
Madison Mills SOB Broadway. New YORK
ir-l -e-o-w-my- lIo2
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1871. at AIS o'clock p. m. at her
home, corner 18th and Jacob streets
l.OTTIE r. JEFFERS.
Funeral services from the residence
Thursday afternoon 3 o'clock. Friends
respectfully Invited. Interment pri-
waite Greenwood cemetery.
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srAIH AND FEMALE HELP WANTED

wANTEp-l0o men. - ,''c boys and 90
girls to report Thursday evening
sept l. AZ O'Clock =, n" stag" oppo-
size grand stand. Sta.e Fair Grounds
FOR work with Arabian NIGHTS Pageant
during- he fair. aUg3l-h
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McCrLLEY--On Monday. August 10Th.
1921. At $40 o'clock p m. at the
residence OF her son. b. L. McCulley.
Pleasant Valley. MARY FRANCES
FAIR widow OF the late Asie McCul-
ley. In her 72ad year.
Services on Thursday afternoon a. $50
o'clock Friends respectfully Invited
to attend. lnterm"nt Peninsula Gene
terry.
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APPLICATION FOR PARDON
Notice ~ hereby given that on or
about tho l5th day Of September. 1927.
an applsCa':nn will he nied with \ q.
Jenkins. pardon attorney. Charleston.
IVES, Virginia for N" pardon Of George
r Hoh.ltzcl. convicted OF the Grim" OF
Erand larceny a. IN. January Term.
1871, Of tho Crimiui,l Court %: Ohio
county. and sentenced to inpr! comment
in the West Virginia Peuitent!ary for
the period OF two years. aug3l-sep1
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FOR sALE-RIvER CRAFT

tr,l cabin. 35 h. p. light draft
mrto5bnat Has an oak bottom.
rc"l slz"d dA,ks. s. Il hull. r,aa
he Sn"u a. t.l"Ieu' ST. Wheeling.
Henry Salade 1905 Water St.
Wheeling. W Va ag26-run2Ot
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NOTICE TO THE PUBLIC

APPLICATION FOR PARDON
NrtI"" Is hereby g:v~n that on or
shont tho Eth day 81 September 1921.
a.. application VII No Alcd with \. q.
lrEHinS pardon attorney. Charleston.
West Virginia. for n" pardon az Cecil
C.ouSt"n. convicted Of IN" Grim" Of
emhrzzi"In"nt al thr Ma:rh Term. 1921.
% tn" Ir.mIna! tour' az Ohio county
Ind sentenced 10 imprisonment IN the
West Virginia Pcuitent!arr for tho
period OF two years auH3l-sep7
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~ every tribe scorn 10 take "frcnsc;
That always shows great pride, or
utle sense"
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WAN-ED-AL1.

vAETEp-weIgh boss. Must be able
, 10 handle '!pp,e men. nlAH" paHr"l'
rcferspre and experience. Address NIB.
- Tn,,rIscnr,er aug3l-i
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ron RENT

FOR EENT-pne large furnished room
FOR light housekeeping. 81 per week.
els Locust street. Phone 55S-J Martins
Ferry. aug29-j
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wANrnD-SALESAEN.
SALARY NNp COMMISSIONS
PAID To Ut X SAlESMEN--

ptET TINE; WORKERS
W. want ii - young mcn who have had
outside .Nf"ri"urc selling !nsuran nee.
books ad-.rt.SInC "- some similar line
in woyN our Yar krd cal! on roople who
hsss written n tor information ABOUT
t"a div tcnd rlNing security OF an cs-
:ahI!SheG mutlou r!rtUr. distributing
rrmIaay. tn" demand and quality OF
this ISS"e rsf"$ .; e,SY ;" s"I. wa
pay Sa,ary nd rrnTiSS."a. SuhStan-
"a. wrrkiN 49, "Uu" = assured those
VINO make rooi. S"2 tIawi"y Building.
auG30-l
statesmen Thr-"' or :nur neat ap-
pc.rin@ m"u :" Sell electrical appli-
anc"S Experience an aSHrt but not ao-
s"iutaly essential. Apply 10 M. Asmus
5'n floor. Stone & TEnmSa. aug29-l
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MISREPRESENTATION.

WANTED--nn" used fibre trunk. fair
condition stat" pr!c" and where can
10 seen E,.h"r steamer - full size:
n wardrobe. ADDRESS Steamer care
i1:"iitS"UCer. auC3l-g
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WANTED TO RENT.

,onvcn.eur"S. Within Ave miles Of
Wheeling. Address S-l3. care fntelii-
genrHr aug30-i
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ROTTMElE.R--On Monday. Aug. 10th.
l?l, al 2.45 o'clock a. m. at the y. V.
q; H., MARY FRANCES MOONEY.
widow Of the late Adam Ruttmeier.
In her 66th year.
Funeral services on Wednesday after
noon at $50 O'Clock 1T the residence
~ her sister, Mrs. Chester Dean. No
ens McCplloch street. Friends Invited
t. attend lnterment At Greenwood
cemetery.
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wANrHD-RENALE

wANTEn-Reliahle girl for general
housswOrk Mrs. John g. L"eckier
Call Att Woodsdalc. auS0p-i
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PROCLAMATION

CONTINUED Prom YaGs ons.)
the grounds whore tho men had their
camp last week.
The mines at Whit>Svius. Boone
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FOR; SAI.k.--pelco light plant. $50 watt
In good condition For quick sale.
SIS Address F.. u. Tolhrrr. T. y. 2.
Wh,si.nS aug29-l
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WANTEp--On~ expert autom"ah" me
chantc Bruce H. Seabright. Phone
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