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REAL ESTATE.
Jacob Near Twenty-Second Street
? i
Four-room frame cottage with iras, water. i i I ? ? I'ouinla-j
tion^slate roof, mec vanl and comc.t $2,500.00 !
I
HESSE & KIP.CHNER CO.;
Open Evenings 25 11TH STREET Both Phones 471 j
''Member Wheeling Real Estate Board"
$1750 |
With $20O cash, will buy t> room frame dwelling. crns and writer: lot ;
oOxMOi) feet: situate Hast Twenty -ninth street; a good chance toj
get a home; easv terms on balance.
L. A. MOLi' AGENCY
Money to Loan. SO Fourteenth St. Fire Insurance, j
Members Wheeling- Real Estate Board.
OUT THE PIKE |
Seven-room frame at EcUdwrton, hath, hardwood floors!
and finish, furnace, electricity, cement laundry and cellar.]
Garage in rear. House in A Xo. 1 condition. Price $5500
Citizens Savings & Trust Co.;
Banking ? Real Estate ? Insurance.
Cor 16th and Market Sts. Both Phones 498.
MEMBER WHEELING REAL ESTATE 5v ARD
FOR SALE AT WOODLAWN
Seven roomed frame, bath and laundry, hardwood floors, white
and mahocranv interior finish; corner lot ? $5,500.00.
FIDELITY INVESTMENT ASSOCIATION
Uembers cf ta.e "Wheeliag- Bcal Estate Board
C*pltal Paid in S1SO, 000.00. Boa?. Estate and Etxe Xasuraaca.
W. G. BBANE. Manager Beal Estate Department
TO SETTLE ESTATE
Fiv<* ro^meii hous?\ on let 30 ft. front. 3 .ml running to in r^r. o n Na
tional RohcI a.n4 car line. good investment for home or ron' -ns proposition, only
51.500.00.
J. P. ROTH REALTY CO.
1138 CliapUne Street Opposite Post Office.
M2MSEE OP -WHEELING BEAL ESTATE BOABB.
TRIADbLPHlA---Basy Terms
4-Room cottage on Narional Pik'.' at Triaclelphia. A bargain.
Easy terms to suit purchaser.
DURST REAL ESTATE COMPANY,
Bell 1727-J. 512-13 Schmulbach Bldg. Natl 12S5-2C.
MONEY TO XOAN ON SEAL ESTATE.
Members 'Wheeling' Bsa! Estate Board.
I
?? WBM? B8B ? I B I MB
i
A niiM'lrrn home on |
Nor; U Front street on a
i??t ~?0 ft. front, running
" to river, at only $4,500
for i\ i'ji lick sale.
"S
Sixteenth and Market Sts.
Both Phones.
Open Evenings.
Members Wheeling Real Estate
Board.
For Sale
EDGW00D HOME
Four rooms and bath. well
?water, compressed air tank supplies
hous** with water. Lot 4'"'xlS5. Owner
leaving town. Possession any time.
latum & Caldwell
Xoom 4 City Ban* Building.
Ben 'Fiona 6G4. *?i. 'Plioa? 6&4-*
10 Acres of Ground
This T i r 1 1 ?? farm is at tho vory rr\~~- r>T
town, only ;i mile from tlw >-;ir Itr.-- C3cj
fare to \V!i.>?lina: >. .11 ?k-sirablc !?>ea
tion wlt"r? valu? is >:.!??? to moron^".
I'rico <>vri'-i wants a home in;
the city. Would cxcliaim' .
COMPANY"
Third Floor l?? !irnt: Ii RM;.
National 6*1 Bell 1533-B
HB SSfl SSB SatH fturrf? 'MtJ-rWii1
Number 415. 1
South IV'nn street is for :-n!<\
This ;???.. r ; y consists of :t t ?? tl ffl
rooiw-d r? sid- nco v. itii baili. clcc- ^
trio lights '?to.. oxf r;i larsce lot. ^3
double jrarauo t>nd c?-i:n-ntod laun
dry and cellar. Can be bought on S
McCULLAGH & REiO !
W? DO TKINQ3 ?
?SJ-32 GEBMAN BANK BI,DC t
Xaol ?rUU IsJiaraiiOw. r-;
Thoaatt ? B?ll 692: Hat 118. ^
SO m fSBK
POS RENT ? MODERN HOMES
North Huron St... S rooms and
bath, hot watrr boat 5-10.00
Sooth Bri >:id \\ ay. S rooms and
bath, laundry -2 .'">!)
South l'?rit! St.. |0 r""ffis and
bath tn.O'i
Virpinia St.. 8 rooms and bath. 32.50
North Main St.. T r?oms and
bath 50. 00
Echo Point. 7 rooms and i-a'h,
hot wnt?r h^a* -tO.oo
Pleasant Valley, fino hom<- with
beautiful crownd^ TOO.fiO
PAUL-LOUGH CO.
No. 13 14th St
8611 1693-S Nat. 873-M ,
200 aor??. Will bo sold as one tract
or divided into smaller tracts. Part of!
nn estate and must be sold cut auickly. ?
.War Mt. Pleasant. Ohio, ideal location. '<
Security TrustCo.j
j Agents I
Member of Wbeeiimr seal Estate Board
1145 Market Street.
! FOR SALE
i ? rooms, bath and h*? ? I .No. ?*"" North
i "Wabash Street. Price. $2,700.00.
jRoderus & Winger ter
1019 Schaiulbacl Building.
Phones: Bell 157? j Sat'l 978.
FOR SALE.
: 1 "f'.'S ) ? Six rooms and bath: furnace. I
! electric lictit; oak floors an<! t'inisn;j
?? I ?? r 1 1 in i vi ry respect. This homo
i must be s>-f.n to he appreciated. For1
! only JoJOO on easy terms.
J. G. FINLEY, Agt.
Real Estate and lnsurar.ee.
305 Mutual Bani B'.dgf.
j Bell Phone 1771-R. Watl. 75,
BOOKS.
j For Electricians. Engineers. Motor
? men. Carpenters. Automobile Operators
i Brick and Cement Layers; How to Llv?
Fisten & Fish; Magazines, Newspapers,
j Stationery.
G. H. QUIMBY, j
| TV.? T^f-T-v ? ?? rTT
| Plumbing, Heating and Fire
j Sprinkler Systems
BOB'T W. KYLE CO.
Now at 7518 Main Street
Get Our Prices Before Installing.
i EARTHQUAKE !
I
(Continued Prom Pirst Pa#?.)
roofs blown off and plate glass -win
dows destroyed.
The navj aeronautic station near
h^ro escaped with comparatively little
damage. Tin- newly romplered per
! manent hangars withstood the gale,
but several aeroplanes were reported
i damaged.
The gale came in such terrific and
[ sudden gusts that it blew three or
i four persons through plate glass win
downs in the downtown district, and
; carried away the weather observation
tower on top of a high building. The
barometer registered 29.05 just before
j all the instruments were put. out of
( commission this morning, and the galo
had raged up to 111 miles an hour and
| then dropped in ten minutes to 14 be
; Tore a change of direction and a rise
i to f?S miles look off the tower.
i The one life reported lost was that
! of Paniel Cobb. cook on the smalt
I steamer Flanders w hich was reported
! sunk two miles from here, fts crew
? was liroiixiir here tonight. Several
persons wi slightly injured. Several
small ?liips were sunk or damaged.
SiiaHt In Louisville
i.firiSVll.'LK. Ky.. o,-t. IS? A slight,
earth shock was fell nv<r a wide area!
. in Louisville a' *1 o'clock toon y. ;*o- 1
lie* reported that tall buildings notice- 1
able were rocked down town wiide i
those in the outlying districts swayed j
; and chinaware ra?t|e<i.
Atlanta Feels Shock
i ATLANTA. Ga? Oct. |V- ,.\ di.-linrt
} earthquake shek that in s<>nie in-/
I stances knocked small articles oTf
j shelves was fe|t in and around Atlnn-j
| ta a ff-w mimm-s after t p. ?ji- today. {
Reports reaching here early tonight,!
SAVS WHEELING MAN QUICKLY;
RELIEVED? GAINED BIG
APPETITE. TOO.
WHAT IS RHEUMATISM?
"I only look one bottle of Tan lac
and seldom have a pain now though
before I began using it. I was* suffer
ing with rheuma! ism. f?h run down
all ovor, had a poor appeiib- and pains
in my logs and arms some nigh Is so
bad i could hardly get K> sloop, and
sometimes could hardly walk down
i It1"* street." declared still another:
Wheeling Tanlac booster. Mr. .T. ;
Thomas. ft off St.. and in tell-;
in.g of the great good ho receiver! i
from the n ew medicine he said fur-,
th**r: "I enjoy a fine appetite, sleep]
fine and feel so much better all over j
1 recommend Tanlac. knowing it is
a very good medicine, especially for I
rheumatism." .
What Is Rheumatism?
Hoc tors ascribe rheumatism io var
ioius causes and classify it bv many .
different names and we have in mind
that form of rheumatic pains resulting
from an excess of tirlc acid in the
blood. When the kidneys are weak,
or sluggish and 'be uric add collects
so thickly that it can no longer he
held in a solution, it forms into tiny
rough or jagged crystals that imbed '
themselves in the muscles or joints
and cause cruel suffering whenever
the affected part, is moved. Tanlac has ;
proven so successful no one need heal- >
tato a moment before getting a dollar:
bottle, at If. finest & Co's. Drug ,
Store, here in Wheeling 1f troubled I
with rheumatic pains, sciatica and!
neuralgic troubles, resulting from the!
irritating action of these jagged uric
acid crystals. By stimulating the kid
neys to normal activity. Tanlac quick
ly assists i he kidneys to flush out the
uric acid and poisons which are tho
real cause of so many so-called rheu
matic troubles. Qer. a dollar bottle to
day. - Adv.
show that an earth shock felt In At
lanta at -I o'clock, was felt generally
throughout the southeast. Overturned
chimneys were reported from somo dis
tricts but there was no news of ser
ious damage anywhere.
Birmingham Rocked.
I BIRMINGHAM. Ala., Oct. 1*? Tho
j Birmingham district felt a severe
j earthquake at 1 o'clock today. Many
chimneys were knockcd down. Office
buildings wore rocked and thousands
i poured from their doors after the
| shock.
One Dead at Mobile
MOBILE. ALA. net. IS.? Mobile
was haltered for two hours and a
half by a tropical hurricane today
which caused about Sin, 000 drnaee in
the city proper, and minor damage to
vesols in the harbor. One fatality, a
negro woman killed by a live wire,
was reported.
Mobile's streets were in darkness J
tonight., but there appeared but little j
damage io electric circuits. The elec- 1
eric, company announced tonight the. i
are' lights would be turned on Tomor- !
row and thai, the current was turned!
off on the street lights because of j
danger from a low prostrated wires, i
Residences and business houses to- 1
night were supplied with electricity. |
Tel! the home hunters about that j
property of yours ? and get the whole'
matter settled quickly.
(Continued rrom rirst F.-vge.)
any attempts at. ami-entente manifes
tations.
Tlii- FreiKli admiral in command in*
formed the Premier ilia t. he would call
at. the ministry in the morn in?, al
t hough it is thought possible that a^ a
result or' 'be Hritish .Minister's audi
enee with King Constantino. ihe
French troops may he withdrawn on h
pledge that the Greeks maintain order.
It is known that the King has given j
enmmand that, anti-entente demonstra-j
lions must eease, as the very existence j
of i ; reeee is at stake. It is difficult
in say. whether, in the present state
of public opinion over the presence
of marines of the foreign powers a
Athens and Piraeus, even the Kins's
orders will bo obeyed by the excitod
populace.
Confers with Kin#.
I.OXPOX, Oct. IS. 7:22 p. m. ? "The
Ih'iU-sli Minister I" Givei'o had a lone
Ini'Tviow wlili Kins ? 'onsiiint in>: this
? ?venlnK." siiys a U-nlrr ?lespit.t oh from
Aitu'iis under date " f Tuesday. and it is
'understood His Majesty insisted on the
groundlessness <?f tlu suspicion that
Uroor ontfinplat"?l an attack on the
("ores of ( Ji-tvral Sarrail. As liis prnfl" I
"f his ge.nl t'aitii i ho King is said to j
havo declared his readiness to with- 1
draw I he iJrer-k forces from t.artssa. |
Princess Weds.
i.oxnnx. Oct. is. k : r< :: p. m.? Tit*
I rank furl i^r ZejnimT annnunro.c the niar
riaee of 1'iinrois Mari" Thorcso of HO-i
heniolie. t*> i Jit" l<:>hleison. nf Inn"- 1
hrueU. an a pet horn r y. and a descendant!
<>f in humble Austrian family.
Tito Princes? nursed l\ohI<Hsen while
')??? was in a hospital sufferinc front an'
I I hi";-.'; emitraetod on tho ha ttltHclti. I
(Continued Trom First Page.)
legislatures and another tor ".ouris of
i jusiiee.
Publicity Burfnu.
Fist a t-t isl< m ri?> of u porinanfiii ??hur.-h puhlioiiv !ii [
i ri-.iti. "U.'SUW i?f ill.' uiTn.ii.ins tlri-oiniiMi'-". ,,f ! !ll i
I r.htinii >u "t? tli? pu**-." ivaj mz'sl in n resfl'iii-m j
a.l"i-t".i by the It' ll.-- of DcihiIm. Tr. I?:c."ii" !
i .ri.-iivc. [1> K>Mituti?in must 1?> ui'iirniiil l y tlio I
linusn of Hi |
I TIip Irtirfau. arorriin; 'i'tln' I'tajis amioiinooi!. 'Kt
: !?> si ml ? m-\in* of t-'tiuc lh? i-oni't-ralinii of tl"? j
I iie?>vi.i|vr> nf tin* i-'uniry in iarryinsc i>n the v.'m'S. >t
i ilh- i'liurrlu\?.
j tn |ir(M-iiinu' tli<' f.M'lmion. lop'thi'i' niih t!i"
r"rt "f Mic J"lnt r'Uiiniilco nn itc-s unit pn ilti'itv.
I Kraurts t.. Sri'ls'ni of N1'**' York. S'-S'Tli-il ih.it ttio |
i i hiiri-h u mrlor lln> ?i i-at obligation to tho l"'r>. p
I ?Tin1 iimv^j.Hi'i'r i* Hi" eo'iiti'sl publicity ?n.MioM."
i' sairt tt|.? rep'-rt "Tliri'iliti llic pr-'?s wo ran at'.'1"!- |
I'lish a groat religions w?>r!> hi ri'uuliliii: tho mm 'i.t |
si'lo th" walls of niir < huivhos. Atlriiitfir iirgaiu/a
tl-n.-i of all Minis jf d<'|i'ii<l!iiR nimc ami iimr- ""
j ih-> pro's for Nippon 'hoi r wit!;. A5. a nn"''r j
! of husiiwss i.'in'.v this I'hnr. h shiniM f?ll.iw itifl ]
ilrad and .1 i-iniainnii i-uhli'-ity l?ti; .-ail. ' I
i The limix* H't->pt"<l a ii'soliition IhanKiliK lit" i>o>i
! of the emintiy for ii - MiPf'rt 111 tin: pfi'.?"iit inn '
j Ti'niinil
n^taWUhni vit of .?.?Miiion'* liiytlliilrj i;:n|.-i ilmrhi'!
anspn->>? in nil liiitmrtanf :-'rls "f Ok t iiiti'd Si.-.tr1! :
was uiiscd In Hi" ii'l""H of th?- hoarrl "f : In' S a-|
rn-n'n InMiliitc of Anx-ni-a. This i":?irl. ? 1 :?wnt '-?! |
I i>v Ktlmnni I. Itaili-^. ?i Nor >nrk. iciii-.n-l rii- 1
! work of ?(ii' rrifpiinsshitt and s^id thai in.-tll'il ?
j niw flniin.-hinc 111 .Now Vnrl;. I'liilHili-lphia. I'-.i'tl- i
! In- 're. I'harir.Mon and S.^n l"iannyn.
! Tli" cncral i-oiivi-nll'-n wi>nt on fi-ord ,-i< ; n -r-nc I
niriT":i!*!it< |o.'Xins l->ward t'llvn rcfmni and r?|ii?*?s j
; oil t!i? rli-rgr and ih? taity "f lln- ch'irrh i.( -.- i-ih .
fur ill" on ! i^lit -,n,'ti and 1 'lirisii.ni Iroalim-nt i.f j -i : s - '
I i'ti?r.?.
I 'I -Ao tlmatiinrt Si t^niNans pro-otiiod tl. 1 .
. >?'11111 i > iiiL-h! t'if oagoanl "f iho ohutrii. ?io;. !
j 'ii liino oi'i?od?.?. ilio hisiorv ftf tho :ip"?t-'ln- .mP'?-li- 1
can anil the fmi'-.-inn: Kri*'"l'il clmri-hi-s.
BURNED TO DEATH.
I Hr.\.m.KSTl">X. AV. VA? (-?rt. IS--;
I Mrs. ?'.''lia Smith. T"> yoars nlrl. Mas
humeri rloiith today in hov homo at
St. Albans when hor dross ipnit.vl from j
an op, 11 eras I-. \.> olh'-r nionilvr "f tho 1
Ivusohold was present wh--n the a?-*-i
don: oooiirr<-d.
SET DATE FOB MEETING.
WASHI.VtlTON*. t^.-t. IS? April 21 j
wfts srleotod today hv the e\orjj(i\*ej
oi't!' mitt "i- of tho National '""n cross et'J
Mothers as t h<- dale for oponintr the i
1 0 1 7 sossion of ttio oonmvss h'-re. Tt i
Avil! continue until ^^.?ly t.
I will sell the following stock at my residence. 4
miles north of West Alexander, anil II miles east
of Wlteollng,
Tues., Oct. 24th
1916
Cattle ? 16 n<ad registered and fjoort jrado dairy
cattle: 15 head registered Jerseys.
Horses ? I team ol 4 and 5 year old PerrMrsn
mare*: I Perchornn mare comlnn 3 years old, In
spring; I spring colt.
A. R. Garrison
COMMISSIONERS SALE
SPECIAL COMMISSIONERS' SALE OF COAL
ANO MINING RIGHTS.
I'.y v;rtuo -f Mm authority m*tei| iti us by a. <ie
?thj of sa'*1 HilHrrtf ai tli*a Septemhrr Trim, P'H. I"
the t'ln'Ult iVuri >>( o|?m rounty. \\>5t Virginia, in
Mm ?'hiiiiCiT.v of i I.. >|orn*. Awlsn^C of
.fanm* r. Morrl>, hchiiisi Arim M. Hunt and ??. <i.
Mum. th?% ltfiilersistMMj Sp?vial ?'(?mm thinners will <?n
MONMAV. NiiVi;.MHKIt L*'?TH. I!?16.
between tip* hmirn "i* ??n *? oVbvk jt. hi. and four
oYl^ek p. in. mi thai. day. r.ffor f??r sale at public
btirtioii in t|i* liittliot tfsi???iisil?J?' bidder. at Ovj
front ?l?>or of flu* iifiiri li ??uh* ??f ohm I'miniy. W?vt
Virginia, the -? 1 1 of 10 1 1 ??f the "Pittsburgh ??r
Rher Win ft fosi*ilii*r with mining ppbts:
sitd \ r-i ii i?f emil niic|**rl i?*s in in* certain tne'Ls of
land. NfrsnvM tins about I ?i^4. 7- in?*r?? or lo.?*.
bl'uain hi Ohm ? 'minty. \NV-si Virginia. 1h*iiir t !i?
anil mining right.** i-on\ *\*"o?l by \\ Itliutn Kin?, er *1
to .1. G. Ihint. I?v d?*?d dai*d the -i'lh day ??f M ...,
l!"**. and ??f regard in ?h?* t'h-rK's Offie** 01 tli?< Comity
Couri ??f Ohio C??uuty.\V??bf Virginia, in Ofutl licw?!c No.
1-7. pacc 29i. i. to v.rb'h proferem-e is hero made f'?r a
mor? ftiinpk-ie c|?->?sri|tt.iori ??f the ?*oal it ml minin?
rights t?? b?? s?dd belonging t" the said J. (.*. 11mm:.
The unclersiaiit'ij Ci?i<iimsei< hits, in inakiiix sale of
tip* interest lu'tonging In >aid limit in mm?I *?'?n
it roil I. will mid reserve lr??m the s l i< 1 s??u
of the said I'll ?'f I 1 1 . flic 'J.VItVjl.72 or an
amount ?"iual to aer^s of said >ein of 1 n*?
(|i*rlyiiie said nine ir;n l.s of laml; t h*? -n i ?1 2'? I *?- 1
of Haul T?*tn of iv?ttl, ?m an amount ?.??ju.il Id 2"
:?iT??s. hn; iii^ b??'ii h^ri'iof^M* v ?**! by f!'?' >ai?l
J. U. Hunt t'.i oni* !? M i :.iui>oii Tli?* inlfi'*bt li?
>n i rl tfln ??f ????al t.? s??M uihI'tImiir llio kimI ? ? * n o
Irnrts i?f I ami tin* 11 of h?ll of \..?n,
1 ii J4. 7'J thrn*??f or ,in :iiu>*iiiit c.jnal h?tim
?'f sa'nl \??in ol ?v?al. Tli*' intrp'St m s;ii?I ;?mi ?*f
'?cnl a i nl niinitiit usbt.s "ill be ^?"?!? I Miblivt m any
intercM. th^ln by any i*er?^ii or poiyuo
other tlun I. (j Ihint.
ti;ic.n:s ok sale.
On** Ibifl of tin* puivhhse. inoimv ??ahii hi ha ml "?i
flay '<f eale; i>m> thu?l HiefCol*. with int*,r?,?i Ib^fimii.
in one year fr??in ?lay * f sale: aii'l the ie:.i'I.i*
tht-reof. with inmrrsi I hereon, in two years Irmn
day "f .-a !?? : !l?" uiuli'rsi^ne?l Spe?u;il ? Vuimiissinnns
fhkinc frmn th** tmi ?li;i*-??r his imt*??. with e?^l
S'vurny, i'i?r the il??'orml pa> m??iit.s of pm?'ii.i>e
roonry. ,\mt >;? i?l Sp^ ia' ? ommisisionrrs shall fur
ther reserve in tip* ?|o.'?l ??tn?e> in? 1 sanl r??ai ami
tninl'iR rights to tlm pun*hasor. a ^endpr's lein for
th?* ilefctreil purchase nioncv.
i> i\ t artki:.
? I.YOi; K. AMOS
Speeifl ! r?unnjl.-?:b>iier>.
I Koiffh'-rn. ? lerl; ??f i!i?? i'!r?*uit I'oiirt of
Ohio t'oimiy. W <-.-?! \u?ini.i. ???mfv iii.*c n. c.
I'urtff air! riydf f. Alpos. i h?* iib*?tv nameil Sp???M.i!
*'oiitniissp^i??rs. have r?c.*utc>! ln fnr*? ine a Ih.m.1. unit
appnnerl s^'tirlty. in t p?na|M* Kour Thi??isaiPl
l?o||?rs ft> pp?vo|e?l l?> the ?abl il^'ie** ??f silo in
tip* ahoyo st vl'"?l i" :i li: ??
(Jiven iut?l>*r tuv Ii.ihI tins the 10th day f Orto
Ihi. r?!rt.
JOHN U KI.M'iHOHN.
1!^ 2?? n !? ? f ? r?.v t'!..f!?.
WEST VIRGINIA HANKS THIRD.
ni.\mj?:sT<>N. w. v.\ . <?, i. is?
Willi i ii i 1 1 i ? ? 1 1 ?l"liHrs tindor invest
tr.ont an?l r?*pr^:.:i ntitis l i io stao 's ]???!*
nuin^ni s?-h^*>| finol, Wopt \'ir^ini?
rrinks ihfri -iliifl .v.niontr tlu* ? ? ? 1 1 r
stales in that ronnortion. This is
shown by a ropiisiii^n ?"ninpl^i^H !?v th*?
fVprt rt in** n f ??f S?*)ioi?ls toilay I ? ? appear
in i\v- biennial n p?>rt thai d* parr
mrnt. This is N- ronis per capila. hasr-d
on t ho 1010 tonsils, fn t ho amount or
ni??n?\\* distribnlril o^irh year ??>?) th?*
bfisis of onutm'i'a ti?>n. West Virir'nta
ranks thirty-ninth in tho roll of strifes,
with 5174 f*?r ??oil persons ??f s?'li??ol
a
Nickles spent in advertising just n?v?
m^an dollars of rental incomc in the
course of the year.
Where Hughes Stands
i
"I stand for peace, but I stand also
| for the dignity of American citizenship,
| and the ideals are not incompatible.
j "If America will stand firm for her
known rights they will be recognized
by every nation on earth.
"If America keeps edging away in terror we shall invite contempt and
insult, and the very thing these apostles of peace desire to prevent will be the
thing their own actions will invite.
"You must stand somewhere and you had better begin at the first
[ attack.
"I am for peace with honor and not at the sacrifice of rights.
"We are together in this country to go up or down, but we won t go
up unless we have the splendid spirit of the past which maintains the honor
of the flag and maintains pcacc because the world respects our power to
maintain it.'
Charles E. Hughes
Omaha Speech, October 16, 1916.
?
: The National Hughes Alliance ^wyorkCitT'
Presidont: W. CAM KRON FORIJKS . . Msisa.
Vice President : PIUI.II'.T. McCUOK, New York
Treasurer: A. W. SHAW Illinois
Secretary: A. F. CROSBY . . . New York
Asst. Trcas.: JOHN" II. ISELIN . . New York
Ass i. Sec.: WILLIAM J. NORTON . . Illinois
NATIONAL COUNCIL
Th^ortor" K',r?sAv<?lr. X f ? v York.
William H. Tafi. ? '"mi. .-i i.Mji.
?"liarlf'S Francis A ? I -t ? 1 1 ? . M.issa'-husr-f (3.
H^nry W. Anderson. Yivcinia.
Albert .J. T?<'vcn li;'\ ltnh.ina.
' harl".? .1. fii'impart-. Maryland.
Tlifod^r* K. Hurt on. Ohio.
William Hamlin ChUds, ? w York.
Jos. pit II. Clioafr. X>nv York.
Charles A. Coffin. NT<^w York.
( ;e i"' r ]?'. TMmumls, Oalifornla.
Mrs. !l. Clity Evans, Ti-nn<*ssc<?.
Mrs. Win. r'tirtk'V Koulk<\ Indiana,
HrrlvTl S f furl I'1 v. Missouri.
I fi-rtf rf T. I (jiprc-rninn. N'mv Mexico.
Frederick I! Hazard, ?tv York.
1 1 r-nry I,. H iKKlnsori. Massachusetts.
l:?>t>ort T. Lincoln, Illinois.
I'ninkUn M.t* Vo'i ch. Illinois.
f!"nrRo Vfti I.. Mf.vr, Mus.?i)i-hii.^ett3.
Tnuii.'ni H. Newberry, Mielitgtin.
Po r It. New York.
i:.n vmonrl Hobin?, Illinois.
Klihti Root. New York.
.tulius Jiosenwuld. Tllinojo.
Henry I.. Stims=on. New York.
AuffiisiiiP E. Willson. !<? ntin ky.
Paid for by the Hughes Alliance Reserve, HENRY J. COCHRAN. Treasurer.
. ,. ?>?. . ^-- ?"" < ? *- ? >? ?
YOUR HOMEY CREDIT IS
GOOD AT THE " NATIONAL"
If you ncod ready cash for ?ome emergency and do not w'ih to he under obligation to ?ny on*
tor an accommodation, It will pay you to talk with us. You v.'! 1 1 find our charge* reasonable and
our method! of doing bunlnest iQimre tnd up to date. If you dccldn to borrow from us. we will
arrange the loan for you promptly, confidentially and without red tap*. You can pay ut bick by
the week or month In whatever ?Ue oaymenti you feel able tn meet. VVe charge only for the
time you use the money and allow extra tlroo In case of ulckiess or Iom of employment. We wilt
be glad to explain fully In regard to any b!2B loan. If you will call at our office ROOM .101
GKRMAN BANK BUILDING. You will not bo under any obligation to burrow.
LEGAL NOTICE
Rv virtue of a decree rendered by the]
Circuit Court <> f Ohio County, West VI' -?
ginia. on the 5th day of October. 1ft I ?? J
I in a suit in chancery ponding- therMn. in !
J which L. W. Jjteplian, Ernest St? pioii., i
I (''"cella .Jenkins. Catherine Clark <ridj
j Edna May Stephan are plaintifis and'
| George E. Stephao anil Anna. M. Stephen j
are defendants the undersigned special
commissioner will on
SATl'RDAY. Till-: 4TH DAY Of )
NOVKMHKR. 1 0 1 ?.
commencing at l't o'clock a. nt.. at iliej
I north front door of the court house of |
said Ohio County. West Virginia. pro- J
i C"i>d to sell at. public auction to the high- |
f-?t and best bidder the following de-i
, scribed real estate, that is to say:
A certain tract of IjuhI situate in tdiioj
| County. West Virginia, bounded and do- '?
I scribed as follows, viz.: Itoginning at a!
! white oaK stump: thence by land of E. !
i Marlow S 7fi,.?- W. I'M. 4 porches to a'
1 white thence by church lot S. 3 10. |
1 .17.3 to a post; them- l;y land of .1. ISIsiy- :
! ti".v S. Sni;.' W. it perches to a Ear post;!
i thence S. fi'l'" W. JvM pure hits W. oak;!
i thenee p. t-t t? \Y. porches to stones; ;
! thence .s. iil'V' W. perches beech:'
! thence S. IT W. perches to a post;:
| thencr P. 1 1 j " W. (j 1' perches to a hick-!
ory: thence S. IM'; \\". >.?.!? perches :?_>/
la small wnite oak: thence S. W. P.ij
; pete lies to a small Iron wood; thencw S. .
I ti'J W. -t.i perches tn hickory: thence S. i
j -17 W. ^7.. to a whit- oak: I hence S. .""7 :
j W. ft. 1 perches i>. stones below road:j
J thence N. *j |-:. ;i7 perches in post in;
; run on S. Hu<. hauan's line; thence byi
j land of .1. Powcll'X. It' E. 73.5 perches!
! to st ones : thence N. ?! I " E. I tl.ti perches!
ft" hickory and beech stump: tln.iice N. i
j I.S'i I-:, t.7. t p--:ches to a beech: thence!
, X. 37? W. IV* perches to a hei>.-!i; Ihenee ?
I by land of Gray X. "i W. :.o ;
! prruhes to a white oak: thence bv land
of W. Ciair. X. v I ' K. !>l.'? i?erch<*< to a{
stone; ih"ii ?? L'tj '2 ' 10. ?}!! perches t"|
a post : thejjcv by la.nd of ?? j
? N. 7 '? 1 1 ' E. 3."i'i perches to sas- 1
safiviss; t hence N. 7<"> 1 1 E perches!
to a cherry: thence X. M E. 2ft. 3 !
t perches io m pos'; thence X. v* K. 7j
i perches to y post; thence s. .v E. S to j
Ja P"M: tin nee X. 7:''i 10. l". perches)
| to a w hite oak: th- nee by land "T j
j I't-fclvs to thv- place or beginning, i.on-j
| taiuing one hundred and twelve
land fifty p'!"i"i)es, and together witii all!
j til** apprutonnnees is the same propi-rtyj
;hat was conveyi d to Cnus; St. phan by !
Joseph t:lavn> y and wiie by deer) rcr-f
I date ih<- Tih tlay "t liec-niber. Im?''.j
! and of record in ih" onjije ,?(' > h*:- Clerk I
i o i the County Conn of i ? h i ? > t'uunty.:
I W' -t Virginia, in P-->*d ISo'ik No. page'
j subject, howey# r. !?? the rights here- j
i ti'fore granted to the .W'h^eliiic .Natural
jtias Co. :?> lay. maintain, tepair and rc - 1
I i (.!/??? C a a^s main over and through said j
! !;Anjn an : cvci-ptine therefrom all the
IcoaTif the filtsbutgh or River Vein ami
jail merchantable coal except the surface]
' vi m ti\an ! under said tract or' land v/Hh
I Me minlns; riKliis as set forth in d-ed i
I for same \\ , h. |;. l-julgcr and now of.
J record in said < 'Park's office. i
j T Kit MS Ul-' SAI.IO: One-third of thOj
purchase money or so much more as the
! pun-has. ,? may elect to pay cash in hand'
j mi day of sa.ii and rh.- residue in two
cruial installments in twelve month.- and
I twenty-four months from the day of i
j sale. '!i* purchaser giving his negotiable
i promissory notes for t iv deferred pay
I ments. hearing interest trom the day of j
} sal- and ti>. l.-uni title being retaine.i ,
j >irii 1 1 ;tti tii*. purchase money hall have!
I be. n paid
I .li'HN C. A KDENZ.
.Special Comniissi"iier.
\\ Iv-Msnz. W. \ a .
< t.-tober ImIi. 1 ftl
! do hereby c.-rtif.v slat bor.d and jceur-j
it y have been given by the above named 1
.Special > 'otntnissi.-'Uer as reijuirtd l y !
law. I
i J oil X I- K I X't ? HOKX.
j Clerk of the Circuit t.'eurt of Ohio Coun - .
ty. West \'irginia.
o-lL'-IS-25-n-2 j
PROCLAMATION.
STATE or WEST VIBOT-NIA! i
A Proclamation. Sy the Governor.
I. Iletrr.v I >. Hatiieio. ijovertior of t i.e
State of W. st V irginia, pursuant to the i
t*<.|istituiion of the Cniieil Srr.s of j
America, and of the Jaws of this Stale.'
do her'-by issu.- this my proclamation.'
announcing to the rs of the State of i
We? i Virginia, that on the Tuesday iom |
after the firs' MonOny in .November, in |
she year one thousand nine hundred and ?
s i \ I eeii. an election will be had. held
ainl condtU'teiJ throiiuli'MK the Slat. nf.
West Virginia, at the \arious v.iiing;
preeint-rs thereof, for the purpose of j
i ll. ...sine ei-i,! ele.-ior-- ?>f i!i> l*r?sii|ent i
and We J 'resident ih< I'uifed States, i
? liven und. r my ha.iu and j
the ? : r- a i S-'jil .if the State, ni l
lli,! e'ity of Charleston, on thej
tSi; \l.) first day of September, one r
rlsousami nine imndreii nr.d '
so \ teen. ;i n?] i.if the S'aie thel
t ifiy-fouri h. I
JliiXRl" i.'. UATFIKLT).
Liove rnor.
i:> the toivernor: ?'
.STKI AHT I . j:ei;d. 1
Secretary of state.
s-7-l l-'.'l-l'.s-o-.-.-iS-l;!-;*. n-2
CONSTITUTIONAL AMEN3>.IENT
STATE 01' WEST VIKCi-INIA.
A Proclamation by the Governor. .
I. Henry LI. Hatfield, governor "i the
,<t.iie of w'es; \ irginia. pursuant to the I
const itui en and laws of s;?i.l slate, an- i
liotiu.-lllg to lilf voters ot the Slate 1.1) I
West Virginia that on Use Tuesday next .
after the nrst Alondaj in November, .n !
the year one Thousand Nine Hundred ;
and Sixteen, at lite general election held '?
on that day. there will b<- submitted for!
ratilicalion or rejection an aniendic.eiit !
in ilf constitution of said stale as I o S -
low;., to- wit:
i'KO I 'US l">l ' A M EX I'M EX T
That Section one Article four of j
said Constit ution :ts it now is be altered j
and amended so as to rey.d as f i> 1 1 o w : [
? >\etion one. The citizens ot the |
State, both male and female, shall he I
entitled to vote a i all elections held
i within tie- counties in which they res pec- j
i ively reside; but no person who is a j
.minor, or "f unsound mind, or a pauper. ?
lor who is under conviction of treason.)
j felony, or bribery in an eleci ion. or who
I has not been a resident of tie; State for
one year, and ot in- county ;:i which
| he or she olfi rs to vote, for sixty days
next preceding such oft'er. shall be per I
jmitted to vote while such disability con- |
iiiidc.s; but no person in the military,
naval or marine service of the United
States shall be <!? etu-.l a resident of
(this State by reason of being stationed!
therein."
Tii. proposed amendment is designated j
as "Woman's Suffrage Amendment" and I
on the official ballot to l? voted at said j
I elect ion will be printed the following:
Ballot on Constitutional Woman's
Suffrag-e Amendment.
Amending Section one of Article four. |
l-Vr ratification of Woman's Suffrage j
Amendment. ,
Against, r.-i liiicn t:cn of Woman's Suf- |
frag-- Amendment.
Those favoring the ratification of satii ,
amendment will vote "Kor ratitjeat ion of |
Woman's Suffrage Amendment." and |
those opposing will vote -Against rariti- i
cation of Woman's Suffrage Amend- I
mt-tit."
fiiven under my hand and the Great I
Seal of the State, at the c.ipisol. this |
eiglith day of August, in the year off.
our Lord One Thousand Nile Hundred!1
and Sixteen, and of ihe Stat*: the Ktftv-i,
fourt h.
liv the Governor:
HENKV l >. H AT K I ELD.
STI ART I*. IJEF.D.
Seeretarv of Slate ;
.i-17-l'l-3i -s-7 ? I l-2l-L'S-o-a-i:'-IP j
WANTED? To Buy.
WANTED \ mnl" boast' h um! 1 5 tnnith?
yrars old. AttdlifS It. S. C. car-: lut/rlli?"
RESORTS AND TRAVELS i
To California
zni Hawaii
SPECIAL Tours leave Chicago every
Saturday evening during the Fall
and Winter, via Chicago, Union
Pacific & North Western Line.
An experienced representative accom
panies each Tour. All Expense or Inde
pendent Travel ? whole or part trip.
We look after alljyour travel comforts.
Let us send you "Wi nter Tours" book
containing full information about our
First Class Tours.
S. A. HUTCHISON. Manager
Department of Tourt
146 So. Clark St. Ctsicacjo
I ?
WANTED? Male Help.
WANTED ? SiriuiR bi>y. Apply Iwtwu 7 and S a
lr> . InteM'.BWT :n.ill Mom. o-IJ !(
WANTED ? S.il?:.|l'.i'ti lo f !1 !io?s?hoM E*.
JUil. r'" an! ,':tvra! coniK'nsalMil I
tr:de nun. ? K. A<Ums Co., !liil-!H2 .Ma:!,
St..
WANTED? M"n am! Ika.. f?r lull? factor- m>ik A:
|.jv VVh-?i?lniff i.'orriiia^ns t'<imi;any. Martins i-Vrry,
til-.in. an- J if
WANTED --Tim >vuns n:on to wnrfc n?ws aion;.* ? n
I! &? ij. trams AM'Iy ?' fnl'ti News C" nf
It. A' 0 d?p?t. s? - *? ? tf
WANTED? At "?r* >.;?>rsl tMlwry an?l <??!?*
t? uurk i>--r Tr- .-rh v.l Apply at 1 '.in- *t
IVpsrsmMit, lnrcl!ls?>n,*er. Imorwn 4 and S a. i?
WANTED ? Female Help.
V/ANTEO? !'? mprtc-.v K-r' fir ti;>53irs w :k. 5!tj J.
J Hollowav. l.^aiherwiod. o-IO I
WANTED? V."mr l id1' ?" rWfc tr srrc-rr ht?r? n,?
with ??vr<1i ft ??Wre-l. Apply H. I. IVIipms
r* . .VI T Market S?.
WANTED?Male and Female
WANTED? M.ti-v."imr., to lif/'oui" C. S lr*.v: jn.cnt
??!?:!:? tn"tith Lift nf positions obtainable
f,<>? Write t".j.v. Franklin Institute IVpt. T.
B'r|i?iii>r. V. V n Jl-JS-n-Ml-li
WANTED ? Position
WANTEO? |v? '? ' rc;i>tei 1 rhsrwa?i*t. B'
of roferciii-''?. !!. N . ?-are Intelligencer.
FOR SALE OR EXCHANGE.
FOR SALF OR EXCHANGE -S.nr mil! and rr-rsu'
fn.-in- Inquire r( .Ii .-. Mupp. I'.tbatiy. W.
ii 1*' J1
FOR SALE.
PUBLIC ? ALE " ' ?-St'.i. i.f acre* 7 rwtn Ir'W
i " ii ? titl>nil'!'.iir?. arr.'j 1" 't'.oin. ?*? arr<"$ (i'!:iti:?
lull. l?a?:?ri.-.-? p? <! j ..~r?r??. ynimc nrrlianl: 3 l-.'IV
fr iM It tyljiii*! nil It:? .ind Pillnnrulc pike. Unit?
Ttii,i.\. It P N :. Rajlaml. uhlo. o - ' - ?i
FOR salt : . ? ' *mal1 team ? horSM. Inquiif
Mr-. I'utik Patirherly. Valley cinwe. o-'-t"
FOR SALE ? Five nool tables and lunch room until!:
. table* can be fern in operation: must vacite rerun
by Tlllirirlnv fvpntrc. Crln-irpl's Lunch and P..ol
Room. M o 11 n .1 *vl I .'e. W. Va. s 14 :f
FOit RENT.
FOR RENT AT WAIN AND TENTH STR^FTS
MODERN UT-STAIRS APARTMENTS
7 ROOM* ???
b ROOMS il
.; FRONT ROOMS 72
J F ROM ROOMS 20
JA.VES L. HAWLEY.
1 06V 2 MAIN STREET.
I or. RENT? N|- 'V rn-m. ;?nt!?>tr'ai only.
Ail .??[!<? niv:i-.-. Il l, III a lv.i.v. Nat. i:;*? M
? li :f
MISCELLANEOUS.
Secured. Tradf
m.nrks register
ed. Patent und
trademark luinauon. Booklet fre?s.
H. B. DtTWIiAP, Patent Ii-wjwr.
National li\ch?.nKC Rank Huildlnc.
WJiOfllnc. '?V. va.
LOST AND FOUND
STOLEN Kri.rn lM?jfl Wacn'r'! v :;"l??fl> fr.v<
w a p? mi. a!i K!i "i N.itinr.a: u.itoli. Kc.vari! t.T u
f'>rniail"it "r :r>i Ji". Mcrntl St - IS j
FUNERAL DIRECTORS
ARTERIAL EMBALMERS
t-aiJs proiUiiLiy atweuaoc to a.L all Limeji.
Store ? lit. 1 j jlj"'.: Nuiioual 1742.
Kesideuoe ? \V. Ic Cooey, litii 1324-J
National 12T2-Y.
Kesicicuce ? A. iielswuiiKor, Na'.ionai
1 o'JU-R.
DIED
DEIBOLD ? On Vn lin--i..-. ?'<t i'-r Si. !'?!<. a:
..Yl.kli ? m.. ...I V'-'tli Wli-vlma h-.-rl'.jl. MKL-.
KI.OiiA, l?Kllt"l.!'. ?>'?!' It !bc late J.Ct'i IV.
Ik.IU
Knmnat o?rii,Ti iter la.-l i?n.|.u,e \i>. i Tajr
trrtitli tutu Hilnitla; mwtiinit jt .? ..'.1,1 iVtucK.
i:.-.jui-rti lutili mi." -t .--'I AI| h 'liMI. rilU.ia
1? :<>i? Kri.-:m> -1 tl.r laimly tu.iU'J to
attfinl Inlcrmciit Mt. I'aivaiy ctuieiiey.
FUNERAL DIRECTORS
Louis Bertschy
FUNERAL DIRECTOR AND
ARTERIAL EMBALMER,
1122 a?*>d 1124 Main Street.
? Calls Answered Da.y or Night ?
Store Phones G35.
C. J. Bertschy. Nai'l Fbomo 1359-R
Breummer & Hildebrand
ru.neral Directors and Enibaiinera.
Corner Market and Twenty-scconrt Sts.
T^l^nli.mo 1'ii.T. ? - \ ? nlcht
2 c.ra
t?k yrAMO.vi) uka.vd.
S.pillr*! A?U yoni- !>rofe'"fcr^\
C|, i ... ;..\t-tcr d lllavona Tiro nil/ >TV*
1'IIU m Ttcil ari'l Cultl ricialllcYy/
sealeil with Blue Rii^u.-Vy
'1'ftLo lin olticr. liar ol* your M
Hrcirifl'l- A*kfnrriiI.<MrK?.TER?
DIAMU.NO llltAND lMLL^.f?r15
j --.rs i.r.o?a 31 J-.fCjt, A'^iyi Kt'.lil-'t
SOLD BK DRUGGISTS EVffiVIVHERfi
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