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RAILROAD sHoPMAN

WHY DON'T YOU GET FIXED BE-
FORE WINTER COMES? MAKE A
HOME IN THE SOUTH NOW AND
MAKE YOUR FAMILY COMFORTABLE
COAL WILL BE SCARCE AND THE
PRICE WILL BE HIGH THIS WINTER
THE SUNNY SOUTH OFFERS YOU
AND YOUR FAMILY ALL THOSE
THINGS WHICH REALLY MAKE LIFE
WORTH COMFORTABLE
PRACTICALLY ALL YEAR ROUND
WHERE A DOLLAR WILL b Wy MORE
OF THE REAL NECESSITIES OF LIFE
THAN ELSEWHERE, AND WHERE
THE ATLANTIC COAST LINE RAIL
ROAD co. OFFERS YOU rs MANY
DOLLARS 20 4 AMp CENTS For YOUR
WHERE. IF YOU ARE A GOOD NE
CHANIC, LOOKING FOR PERMANENT
EMPLOYMENT AND WILLING TO
BEGIN WORK NOW AT THE STAND
ARD SCALE, UNDER OPEN SHOP
CONDITIONS, COME TO 45 n. 9TH
ST AND TALK 1T OVER WITH THE
4; g; !, Nan; FREE R0ARD, TRANS Ran
TIME IF YOU ENROLL NOW. BRING
BAGGAGE READY TO SHIP.
BOILERMAKERs, BLACKSMITHs,
MACHINISTS, SHEET METAL WORK
Frs, COACH REPAIRMEN.
AS N 9TH ST.. PHlLA-
20 n. 18TH ST.
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Legal Notices

CONSTIT UTIONAL ENDAIENT.
AN ACT proposing an Amendment to
Section OF Article s OF the Constitution
OF the state OF Delaware. in relation to
BE IT TT ENAGTED BY THE SENATE
AND HOUSE OF REPRESENTATIVES,
OF THE STATE OF DELAMARE IN
THIRDS OF ALL THE MEMBERS
ELECTED TO EACH HOUSE AGREE
ING THERETol:
Of the Constitution of the State OF Della
ware be amended by striking out ali OF
said Section 5 of Article s. and inserting
in lieu thereof the following:
shall provide for levying and collecting q
capitation tax from every citizen OF the
State OF the age of twenty-one years or
upwards; but such tax TO be collected IN
any county shall be uniform throughout
that county. and such capitation tax
shall be used exclusively In the county
WALLACE 5. HANDY,
President Pro TEN OF the Senate.
WALTER j. PASkEY,
Speaker OF the House.
AMpH2roDEsdp aEpSls z = s .; lgsl
I, A. r. Benson. Secretary OF State of
the State of Delaware. do hereby certify
that the above and foregoing Is true and
correct copy OF Senate Bill No. 90 en-
titled An act proposing an amendment
TO Section of Article s OF the Constitu-
ton OF the State of Delaware in relation
10 Capitation Tax, as the same appears
on the enrolled bill filed In the ofhce of
the Secretary Of State and approved By
the Governor. April 2. A. D. 1921. which
said bill proposing such amendment TO
the constitution of this State Is published
IN accordance With the requirements Of the
constitution of the State
'''''''''''.'.' IN TESTIM oNY
Secretary's WHEREOF. / have here
Seal unto SET my hand and Of
ncial seal at Dover this
twenty-hrst day of July. IN tho year OF
our Lord one thousand nine hundred and
twenty
A. r. BENSON,
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ESTATE OF MARTIN n. FRAN. DE-
CEA6ED--Notice Is hereby Given thas
letters Of administration upon the estate
OF Martin r. FrairD, late OF Wilmington
hundred, deceased. were duly gran ted
unto Martin Il. Frain on the second day
OF August. A. ID. 1922, and all per sons
indebted 70 said deceased are requested
TO make payments 70 the sdrnfnis traeor
without delay. and all persons having
demands against the deceased are 70
duly probated 90 the said Administrator
on or before the second day Of August.
A. D. 1923, or abide by the Law in thfs
behalf Martin II. Frair1. n!n1inistrAsor.
Address 2s00 Market street. Wilmington.
Delaware
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FOR RENT

APARTMENT
426 Market ST.. four rooms. bath and
heat. S35.
200 West ST.. rooms. bath. heat, $50.
loll Washington street, o rooms. bath.
heat. sos.
Ninth and French Sts.. 2 apartments.
SIS and $50.
1851 E. Fourth ST., 8 rooms, bath. S25.
200 king ST.. s rooms. bath. $40.
STORES
AT Madison St.. $36.
2lS W. seventh So. $50.
1l2 Church ST.. also house. $50.
HOUSES
1918 W. Third St. rooms and bath.
S35.
rs E. Twenty-fourth ST.. rooms aad
bath. sac.
H. KANOFSkY & SONS
Delaware Trust Building.
Phone 1887. COL King st.
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PROPOSALS.
MEc EIASSI;rasT E9 IbP y ! = FOR WI

MTNGTON MARINE TERMINALS.
Proposals viii be received until II
O'Clock a M. daylight saving time. on the
eighth day Of September. 1922 at tho
Office OF the Board Of Harbor Ccmp1is-
sioners. Wilmington. Delaware. and then
and there publicly opened, for furnishing
the following mechanical equipment al
quantities being approximate:
l--Railroad TRACK sale: 200 tons capacity.
l--Steam locomotive crane. % tons
capacity: so foot boom.
Steam locomotive crane. 20 tons c.
pacfty: so foot boom.
Steam locomotive crane: 20 tons
capacity: 20 IL. boom.
! and 2-Light duty. travelling. electric
portal cranes; "a tons capacity.
4-Portable electric dock wtnches.
| tons capacity.
| Mechanical cargo ramp.
6---Eiectrtc tractor truckn With two
/ spare battery equipments.
/ load carrying trucks
5O-Traiers for electric tractora
5o---Stevedore hand trucks
Specifications covering this eQufpuneus
may be obtained upon applicA ton 70 tna
4 undersigned and the payment Of Eve
| dollars. which sum viii be refunded z
j the plans and specifications arc returned
\ within 10 days after receipt OF bidA~
Il No proposal VIII be considered uniess &C.
I cornpanied by q certified check 10 the
| order OF the Board OF Harbor Commits
l sioners for per cent of the amount Of
the bid. or a satisfactory guaranty bond
equal IN amount. which Will later b
/ returned.
The right IS reserved TO reject any or
| BOARD OF HARBoR COMMISSIONERS
4 Room SOL. Municipal Building. Wilmtns-
4 ton. Delaware.
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CLASSIFIED DISPLAY
FOR RENT
FOR RENT

APARTMENT
- THREE ROOMS BATH, HEAT.
S22 WEST ST, FIRST FLOOR. SIDE
PORCH AND YARD, SIS.
H. KANOFSkY & SON
DELAWARE tn UST BUILDING
Phone 1887. 90l King AZ.
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ESTATE OF Mary Nj Brennan. deceased
Notice is hereby given that letters OF
administration upon the estate OF Mary
NJ Brennan. late Of Wilmington hundred
deceased, we're duly granted unto Agnes
July A. -. 1922. and all persons In
debted TO said deceased are reQueste to
make payments TO the Administrative
without delay, and all persons having
quired to exhibit and present the same
duly probated TO the said adininistra trix
on or before the twenty-sixth day of
July, A, ID. 1928. or abide BIZ the law
In this behalf. Agnes O. Brennan. adj
uiniatxatrix. Address. n r. Cor
Delaware avenue and Van buren, street,
Whining ton. Delaware.
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PUBLIC sALE-Saturday, 10th. a. N.
2Uot2 king street.. sz,00U worth of
groceries and merchandise consisting
of canned goods. jellies. preserves, soap,
etc. Every thing 10 be sold for the hiyn
dollar as this is a cleanup sale House
wives be on hand for the bargain.
Hamilton, auct
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HUNDREDS or THINGS ARE ON
FERED FOR SALE In TIE CLAS.
sIFIED AID SECTION TODAY. TIN
FIRST WORD OF EACH AID rEI4A
WHAT is OFFERED
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GARAGE AND HOUSE
ON LINCOLN HIGHWAY FOR SALE.
Lot l25xs00 feet. Garage about eOxSO
feet. Once and salesroom. House 8
rooms and bath. heater, two stories and
two porches. Cellar cemented: eicctricl ".
Possession about 80 days. just think. you
even have room for garden. Farms for
sale. 1919 Chevrolet 1-ron truck
t. G. BRADFORD
Phone 1895. 1921 Delaware Avenue
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NOTICE OF MERsHAL's SALE
United states Of America.

United States OF America.
District of Delaware SIS
Public notice is hereby given that nv
virtue OF writ Of fleri facias lor execu-
tom, dated May 10. A. D. 1922 issued
out Of the District Court of the tinted
states for the District OF Delaware. on
Judgment rendered in said court on the
18th day OF september. 4. ID. 1921, IN
favor OF the United States Of America and
against Morris FrankeI. / did on the 92d
day Of May. a. ID. 1922, levy upon tbe
following described real estate. situated
in the county OF New Castle ard STATE
OF Delaware. to wit;
Beginning at the corner formed by the
Intersection OF the easterly side Of Madi-
son street. with the northerfy s,de Of
Christtana street. thence easteriy by said
SIDE OF Chr1stiana street. Is feet and sir
inches moro or less TO the centre OF the
party wall between this and the ad join
ing house on the east, thence through the
centre OF said party wall and parallel
WITH Madison street so feet TO a corner.
thence westerly parallel with Christiana
street 10 feet and six inches more or less
to the said side of Madison street and
thence thereby southerly SO feet more or
less 70 the place Of beginning. and that
| will. by virtue of writ of venditioni
exponas. dated July %, 1922. offer said
real estate for sale. at public yendue TO
the highest and best bidder, for casn- on
the 9th day of september. A. d. 1922
at IL O'Clock a. m, city time, at the
entrance of the United States Court
! House and Postotflce Building, Ninth and
| Shipiey streets. Wilmington Delaware
Dated August Il Il A ID p; p 1922 g S,o>rv
q. S. Marshal. District of Delaware
| James III. Hughes. Jr., Dist. Atty, plain
| tif's attorney
PUBLIC sALE-Saturday -Ieth. a. m.
J 2Uot3 king street. 81 900 worth OF
groceries and merchandise CONSISTING
OF canned goods. jellies. preserves. soap,
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EMPLOYMENT
Help Wanted-Male

PENNSYLVANIA RAILROAD
WANTED
Boiler Makers
Blacksmiths
Car Inspectors
Carpenters
Car Repairmen
Machine Hands
Machinists
Sheet Metal Workers
Upholsterers
And Helpers in Each Class Of
Service Mentioned
For work on Maryland Division.
= Pennsylvania Railroad
APPLY ASSEMBLY ROOM
PENNSYLVANIA BLDG.
Foot of French Street
Wilmington, Del.
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MWpnnrofneo 61EnNHy f 10 W.,
i, A. X. Benson. secretary Of Stats q
the state OF Delaware. do hcrsby csrtify
that the above and foregoing Il + true
and correct copy OF senate Bill No. ".
onntled. An. act proposing an amend
n1ent 20 Article 10 OF tbs Constitution Of
tho State Of Delaware. and providing that
no citizen Of the state VI Dels~srs siau
De disqualified TO hold and enjoy any Of
fee or public trust, under tho Laws Of this
State. by reason Of Sex" - tho sAme Ap-
pears On the enrolled bin hIod In tho ONES
Of the Secretary Of State and approved ty
the governor. April =, A. ID. 1921. which
said bill proposing such amendment so ne
Constitution 81 this state Is published In
accordance with the requirements Of
the constitution Of the State.
's'''''''''..-. IN TX STIM ONY
. secretary's' WHEREOF. I hADs here
Seal unto set my hand ard
s''''.'.-'''''. Official seal At Dover. tnjs
| twenty-hrst day Of July In the year Of
our Lord. ono thousand nine hundred and
| twenty-five.
A. r. BENSON.
/ ~ e.
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NOTICE TO CONTRACTORs-Clt Of
Hayre de Grace. Havre de Grace, Mc,,
sanitary sewer. Sealed proposals will
be received at the office OF the Mayor
and City Council. Havre de Grace. Md.
until IL a. m standard timel. August
struction OF 435 miles sanitary sewer
Plans and Specifications may be obtained
at the above-mentionedof Office. The city
reserves the right to reject any or ali b4ds.
W. e. Yeasey. Mayor z. r. Sskase.
Engineer.
The Wheeling intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1903-1961, 1922-07-14
MAN ASSAULTED
LEG IS BROKEN
RoBHRr KRAMER Is III NORTH
WHEELING HOSPITAL, As he
suit or ARGUMENT AND
FIGHT.
said 70 Have Been Assaulted BY Crowd
OF Men-was Attending Dance at
beethoven Hall

Robert Kramer, 81 of No. 2IlS Moy-
stem street is IN the North Wheeling
hospital suffering from q fracture OF MS
leg. while police at an early hour TINS
morning were seeking his assatlants
whom he declares he does not know. as
the result Of fight Of some nature
late last evening at Twenty-ninth and
Moysten streets.
According 10 the police department
Kramer was found lying Aong the curb
In front OF the Beethoven hall at TWEEN
ty-ulnth and Moysten streets.
A telephone call was received al Cen
trail headquarters saying man was
lying In the street and the ambulance
was DISPATCHED TO the place.
Kramer was found and taken IN the
hospital where he was attended by pr
NJ. Gaydosh. -
Police investigating the case. we're
told that Kramer had been attending a
dance In the hall. and when crowd OF
young men had gotten hoisterous. ne
had conc outside to warn Thorn to be
quiet. An argument ensued. and Kramer
rs alleged 10 have been assaulted. After
ne had been severely beaten. the crowd
dispersed. and ne lay there until found
by a passeroy.
According to attendants at the hos
pital. Kramer shipped while stepping L.
the curb and fell. The hospital stated
at an early hour this morning Kramer
was dressed In what was apparently his
working clothes
No arrests had been made UP To an
early hour this morning.
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TWO KILLED IN
FIGHT AT.ST|LL.
SIX OTHERS. INCLUDING A GIRL
WERE WOUNDED IN A GEN
ERAL BATTLE.
STILL OPERATOR oh FARM Nus
TOOK YRIEND FOE PROHI-
BrTTON OFFICER.

Montrose. Pa. July 13.-Two men
were shot and killed and six other per
sons. including n girl. were injured in a
shooting affair at Bear Swamp, near
the New York State line. early today.
The dead are Charles Wakcman. or
Little Meadows. Pa. and Fred Tidoni. a
foreign speaking farmer. at whose house
the shooting occurred. Among the In
jured Is Sheriff Girton NJ. parrow, or
Susquehanna county, VINO Is in hos
pital at Johnson City. where Wakeman
died Tidoni was killed by Harry NJ
Elroy. Pennsylvania State policeman.
after Tidoni had wounded him.
According 10 the best information re-
ceived here. Tidoni IL alleged 10 nave
operated still on his farm. and mis-
taking wakeman for a prohibition oth-
Ger, hred on him. Tidoni barrcaded
him self in the house and help was sum
moned from Montrosc and Little Mead
ows FIVE miles away. In the shooting
that followed the others were wounded
and Tidoni killed
The Wheeling intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1903-1961, 1922-07-14
COTTON SCHEDULE
CAUSES BAD SPLIT
ptviEon In G.. q. p. Ranks Causes
Defeat OF Yarn and silver Tarn1
Amendments.

Washington. July IA The frs, real
split In the Republican ranks over the
administration tariff bin came today
during consideration Of the action
schedule With result that ten commit
tee amendments proposing in"rcasen
silver and rowing were rejected on"
after another as fast as they wore
reached it's maximum strength on inc
first roll call. twelve Republicans op-
nosing the committee rate on ro'i
call b. which the amendment was re-
jccted SO 10 %.
The twelve Republicans were Borah'
Camper, C-mmins. Jones, Of Washing
ton: Lenroot, Mccormick. Nelson. New.
Norheck Sterling. Townsend and Wills,
Tho lowest Republican vote against
any Of the amendments was nine roll
call the Democrats Not"d soi'd'H
against the proposed increase.
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MOST MINE VICTIMS
ARE new employees
Chief Lambis Declares Men Just En-.
tertng West Virginia Mines Nesd
Close Supervision.

Charleston, W. Va. July 13.-Almost
half Of the deaths Of miners during
June occurred IN cases where the men
had been working only short time
IN the mine where tho accident took
place. r. NJ. Lambie. chief Of the de-
partment Of mines, pointed out in let
ter to mine officials accompanying his
monthly report Of accidents.
In checking up the accidents he re-
ported that Of the Al killed 20 had been
employed lcss than year In tho mine
IN which the accident occurred and Is
less than month.
This Ia sufficient to SHOW" he de-
cIared that the new employees, whether
experience or not, being familiar with
the local conditions and methods Of
work must have close supervision and
In addition TO close supervision they
things In connection with the work
they have to perform. This state Is
employing more new workmen than
over before and any official who fails 10
properly instruct his men. or who fails
TO have his orders carried out 10 a po-
tential accident maker"
Pals XIII Twenty.
or the Al deaths for tho month. the
regular report showed that 20 were due
to falls Of roof and coal, II to mine
cars and motors. six to electricity, one
to explosives, one man was killed by
falling into a conveyor pit when q plat
form gave way, a lineman was killed
when tree fell on hmm. and one man
was killed by a mining machine Lo-
gan county had the greatest number ot
deaths in mining accidents, with il
killed Mcdowell was next, among the
countries with eight and Fayette had
six
The Wheeling intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1903-1961, 1922-07-14
WOMAN BERRY
PICKER SLAIN
REFUSED TO LEAVE PLACE WHEN
WARNED AND MAN WlTH
RIFLE OPENS FIRE.
,VICTIM WAS MINE STRIKERS
WIFE-UNIoNToWN SHERIFF
BEGINS PROBE.

Cniontown, Pa. July IS. Mrs.
Joseph Lace, wifs Of striking coal
miner. was shot and killed while pick
Ing berries on farm near Revere, Fay.
cite county, late yesterday. acordin;
TO word received here TO-DAY by Sheriff
I. l. Shaw.
Deputies who went to the scene r..
ported that Mrs. Lace and the wives
OF three other strikers we're ordered to
leave the farm by man armed VIII
a rifle. They refused. the women SAID.
and the man fired. the bullet striking
Mrs. Lace in the breast and passing
through her heart. The man. they
said, Their .,rnnd and walked away,
without looking at his victim.
The three women carried the body tc
Revere and notified the sheriff. Tho
deputies arrested Enod Endsloy, .
farmer.
The Wheeling intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1903-1961, 1922-07-14
ratification Move

Detroit, July ia tBy the Associated
Press Henry Fcrds plans to estah-
fish a large assembling plant In Mexico
Is but a step in his scheme TO "pacify
Mexico with factories" revealed several
years ago by the last period OF strained
relations between that country and the
United States. Il was stated on high
authority at Mr.. Ford's office In Dear
born to-day.
AdvIces from Mexico city to Wash
ington stating Mr.. Ford was DESTROYS OF
erecting a plant in Mexico were con-
firmed at the Ford offices. II also was
recalled by persons close to the motor
manufacturer that when invasion or
Mexico on a large scale was discussed
BY prominent persons several years ago.
Mr. Ford made this statement:
Let me invade Mexico with factories
and give the people Of that country
something to do Then there will be no
more war there
II was learned the assembly plant
proposed may he but the first OF several
TO be established throughout the south
ern republic.
IT was DECLARED that II negotiations
for a plant were carried out successful
ly. the first enterprise would be under
way Just as soon as II Is possible.
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FORD ASSEMBLING
PLANT IN MEXICO

washington. Julyl3-The Ford Motor
Company plans the establishment OF
large plant for the assembling or It's
cars IN Mexico. according 70 official 40
vices received here to-day from MextS"
City.
Representatives Of the company. the
advices stated. recently conferred with
authorities Of the state office and bust
ness interests of Saltillo with view
TO tho possible selection OF Saltillo as
the location for the proposed plant. As
result OF these conferences the 40
vices declared. the governor OF Goa
huilpo has offered the Ford Company
all possible facilities. Including the do
nation Of land. exemption from taxes
for ut least fifteen years and any other
assistance which II may desire.
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WANTED

WANTED.
By ths Baltimore & Ohio Railroad.
following Railroad II &C h n los ana
Helpers.
70 Cents Per Hour--
MACHIN1STS.
BOILER MAKERS
BLACKSMITHS.
SHEET METAL WORKERS
ELECTRICAL WORKERS.
81 Cents Per Hour
MACHINIST HELPERS.
BOILER MAKER HELPERS.
BLACKSMITH HELPERS.
SHEET METAL WORKER HELPERS
ELECTRICAL. WORKER HELPERS.
CARMEN HELPERS.
PASSENGER CAR REPAIRERS AND
INSPECTORS. 10 Cents Per Hour.
FREIGHT CAR REPAIRERS AND
INSPECTORS, So Cents Per Hour.
Men who have had some experience
IN mechanical work. also young men nor
helpers to be placed under instructions,
will be advanced to positions Carrying
higher rates Of pay as they become ef-
Gcient.
In accordance with resolutions Issued
by United States Labor Board July sro'
new men accepting employment arc
within their rights and arc not strike
breakers, and have the moral as we'll as
legal right to engage In railroad serV-
lee and will have protection OF every
branch OF government both State and
National.
Apply to Baltimore q Ohio Railroad
Co., District Master Mechanics once.
asa Second Floor Passenger Station.
wheeling, W. Va julyS-u
The Wheeling intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1903-1961, 1922-07-14
CHILEAN PERUVIAN
CONFERENCE DELAYED

Washington. July 13.-(By Associated
Prcsel- An unexpected delay in con-
summa TING IN" ChileanPeruvian agree
ment on Tacna- africa developed today
upon the receipt Of a long cablesram
containing Instructions from the Chill
can delegation here.
The message arrived Just in time to
cause postponement Of tho joint meet
Ing which had been called for this
morning in the expectation that final
details Of tho Tacna-Arica protocol
could be completed. At the request of
the Chileans the session was put Oh
until late this afternoon.
The Wheeling intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1903-1961, 1922-07-14
POE SALE-FAk1fH.

FOR sALE-l25-Acre Coal Vein Farm.
Horses. Crops. Cows and Heifers.
bull. calf. 200 poultry. turkeys, hogs.
bees. machinery. vehicles. tools
thrown in II taken Immediately: close
high school town; near college city:
underlaid with coal and lime: Is
acres productive titlage: spring
watered 1j-cow pasture: woodlot: 200
peach and apple trees. other fruit:
pleasantly situated. 2-story house.
SOFT basement barn. Owner cannot
handle. all $4,000. part cash. Details
page So Illus. Catalos 1900 Bargains
FREE STROUT FARM AGENCY
SotAH Union Bank Bldg. Pittsburgh.
Pa. julyl4-g
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Savannah Journal-$5.o0 reward will
be given to any person who can fur,
nish the information that will lead
to the conviction Of the mischievou-
boy who put the ny into my afr
pump for the purpose Of sending T.
down to sit on my nose and annoy
me while was under water knowing
that could not brush 1t off while
diving for the c., B. & Q. Ry. Co. II.
n. Hoffman, the Diver.
The Wheeling intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1903-1961, 1922-07-14
DAYLIGHT SAVING FAILS.
Executive Departments Are Through
With Experiments.

Washington. D. c.. July l3.-Prest--
dent Harding has Informed the Federal
employees union that the executive de-
rartments of tho government have made
their last experiment In voluntary day
light saving The union asked that gov
eminent employees be allowed TO vote on
continuation through the summer OF the
existing plan whereby the departments
begin work an hour earlier and close an
hour earlier. but the President yester-
day refused the request
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NOTICE TO BIDDERS.

Plans and Specifications for the cree
ton OF an addition 20 the State Odd
Fellows Home at Elkins. w. Va. are
ready for bids at r. T. Sansburys
(ArchitecD Office in parkcrsburg. w.
Va. Bids will be opened on July 81.
1922 at the home In Elktns. Certified
check in the amount OF One Thousand
Dollars 10 accompany each bid. The
Board OF Directors reserve the right TO
accent any o. 70 reject all bids.
J. ID. Silcott.
Sec Board
..skasSsk julylS-l