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REAL ESTATE.
VIRGINIA STREET
House of five rooms, water, uas. launtlrv. erliar. | >? ? r?- li?-s.
front and rear van Is. Short level $}, 800.00
walk to business district
HESSE & KIRCHNER CO.
Open Evenings 25 11TH STREET Both Phones 471
" Member Wheeling Real Estate Board''.
$3630
Will buy a new six-room modern frame house, bath. o!ei t?-'eit y. ^as
and water, carafe: lot 40x100: an ideal home ? ELM GROVE.
L. A. ROLF AGENCY
30 FOURTEENTH STREET.
Monev to Loan. Fire Insurance.
Members Wheeling1 Real Estate Board.
<s
o?
Nine- room brick dwelling in tin* host <>}' location <m
Eoff ^troot. Bath, porches: lot 40x140; stable in roar. Inj
best of shape. Price ?9,000.
Citizens Savings & Trust Co.
BANKING? REAL ESTATE?INSURANCE
Corner Sixteenth and Market Streets. Both Phones, 408. ,
Member Wheeling Real Estate Board. I
FOK SALE AT WOQDLAWN
Seven roomed i'rame, bath and laundry, hardwood floors, "white!
and mahogany interior finish; eocner lot ? $5,500.00.
FIDELITY INVESTMENT ASSOCIATION
. Members of the Wheeling- Seal Estate Board
Capital Paid In $150,000.00. Seal Estate and !?ire Insnranoo. i
"W. G. BSAKD, Manager Seal Estate Department.
MONEY TO LOAN - ON REAL ESTATE
Amounts to suit ? Automobile. Fire and Plate Glass
Insti ranee.
DURST REAL ESTATE COMPANY
Bell 1727-J. 512-13 Schmulbaclt Bldg'. Natl. 1286-2C.
MOSSY TO LOAN ON REAL ESTATE.
Members Wheeling: Seal Estate Board.
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GOTO SS CITY? DOUBLE M MONEY
TICKETS FREE TO ACTUAL INVESTORS.
ALLAN TURNER. Real Estate Specialist, 1220 Market Street.
Bell Phone 1135. Natl. 165-X.
Cheap Lots
! rt*v~~I !?". I Mock from car stop
as M?*Mtvh. :u ->275.
,vr ,
jjl i rotne." lor. Mam s!;eat. War- r
Si wood. $:?<>. g
g| ! ? xrta L-o'xi lot. Pir-a?anton. ?
St| i47;?. |
? ! -I.-' ^tn > . W'arwood. ?} I !
& I '.anily in fcldainctoti Lan** j
$ 1 ??sua larsi- Int. car line Out J
fj ?hf Pike.
lots Out iiif Pike, would
iitaki* ?"hi?-kf?n farm.
1 corner iot. War wood.
Ail o:i r>;isy monthly payments
vvh^n partly naid for we win
help you to build.
$
il
'5
Sixteenth and Market Sts. |
Open Evenings S
Money to Loan Fire Insurance &
--r-rr^
For Sale
EDGWOOD HOME
Four rooms and bath, t'mo well
water, compressed air tank sunpnes
bouse with water. Lot 40xl&5. Owner
saving town. Possession any time.
i aium & Caldwell
Soom 4 City Bazxi BuildLag.
Bell "Phone 664. Hat. 'Phoaa 6S4-^C
2L\
?. r^-uns. tc:ntt sr->un-l
sprmi; wa :-r. < >no r -r?x str'-v?
car I i n?r. !"ar-\ pvr m.>riU\.
G?od r. r>"irti ;i o::y.
SI 2 p?T month.
Thfrd Floor SoKmuljA-'ri
Jjatlonal 621 IJslI 15'-'3-l5
jbhsksto !W5 r-.-sse ?23H ssssa
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h It. fi- ? f..p n- r ?>r 52
3 V'-rk an. I [)? sti". ? \s. i I >?_? 8
??? run- ro-vr-.s. both. -?c. St?vbl>: in
p'iir, Price S".'?0o.
321-22 GEKSiLA J? BANK SLDG.
Ileal Estate ancl Insurance,
jp Phones ? Bell 892; National 113. |
rskss 52a sasss as?
R SAL*:
R??id< <"m North End of tii. Is:anl.
Own' -r Waving 'ii*- city :m?i :nu>t sol
the property at n critic.. ?'? rooms
hath. Sar^'1 r> caption ciU'Wed ?
Ijir; goori h.'t air !':;rnno-; . a"rjietiv
li'-ctrio fixmr* s. Krr.r- h -.aiding in srood
condition. Idc-at location
Security frustCo.
Agents
3eU 77 ? Telephones ? Nat'-l. 904.
jjii
WILL BE SOLD TO CLOSE AN ESTATE..
Ni. I ? .'hrec story pressed l<rlck biilldlnf), looated at i
the corner of 16th anil South St?: 6 living
room*, and good sl?d storeroom. Lot 2Sx50.
Good location for small business.
Price S6.000.00.
No. 2? Oouble frame house at No. I;>8 i 7th St., has
four rooms and kitchen each sldn. Lot 30x124.
Property always runted.
Prlco 53.500.00.
N'!. ? ? Six room frame located at No. 231" Chagllne
St.. stone foundation. Lot ?3':xl00; rfiiterf :
to two tamilles tor SIR. 00 per month.
Price $2,000.00.
FOR INFORMATION ANO INSPECTION
APPLY TO
! ANDREW McGINLEY, Adair, j
OR
Ciiizess Savings & Trust Co.
i ??>
' 'Member Wheeling Real Estate Board.) o-23-if
FOE SALE
; i room modern house. .Richland ave
i i hi*-, Warwood.
I , ' ,
iKoderus & Winger tcr
1013 Sciimul loach Bxilldlag,
Phones: Bell 1577; Nat'L 978.
WHY PAY RENT?
y<>a li.tv.' fto * r'. '! ihe iimb:tli>a to own
? ??.ui uotn? righ: :?rriui on this t!ne itntne of
an?l btid:. arrangAc! f<ir t\9o fnrmllos.
U'l ar.il carno*. ou Kioni St.. Ielaud,
v*s your problem.
PAUL-LOUGH CO.
rJo. IS llth St., Bell 102: Nat. 873-M.
FOE SALE
7 room h'-iisc. bath. cement cellar,
furnacc. ->a U finish, slate roof. The ties:
bargain in Warwood for $2,900.
J. G. FINLEY, Agt.
R^al Estate and Insurance.
Bell Puone 35. Nat. Phoao 2.
1103 Scluunlbacli Blclg-.
FINANCIAL
? bank ot Ohio *;a//e>
"WHEELING-, "W. VA.
Resources Over One iVLillion
Dollars.
PAYS 4'.? ON TX3CE DEPOSITS.
latest magazines
ty siiij;!*! tu:ini?-r or hy ths.- year di
' :?> >oisr Lonn- at publishers lattsi
? >. N'f\v<pat>*:rs. i{?M?ks, Stationary,
"o?'l*k. quimby,
; Plumbing, Heating and Firs
Sprinkler Systems
EGB'T KYLE CO.
Now at 1518 Main Street
Grt Our Prices Before Installing.
GOES TO FLORIDA
I |>. A '-. I .- . I!, iiu- Inlol
: i ? . r i m s ? : - !?*[< ; i ;i < ?>: t ? |?<inth'ti!, will
h-asv Suti-ia* fur ? i;?- Si-i'li. ;v inff ii"
: will i'i !!ia in to' ih>' vvifiii ? Col. SliUlll
usiial'v ?< a vh< \Vin flnu ?- :i his annual
sojourn ? c ii'-r in ihr- seasoa,
hit! tif-rUI'-ii t" ????in!- ii 'hi.- year ,j>
i ?nl?-r 'i> *?????- if t'Larl' s I-'. Hushes.,
? !';'li:'" fcohjii-on ami : h'- remainder of
: h>- [{i-publir-au 1 ! ? says tliai
i'!-c.'ii>n in i ionla - 'rn> nrit'->i?lffl,
:!>? iu i-.i i i:i.- iiaili'i where ;
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COUlt'St. j
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REPUBLICAN LEADERS AT STATE
CAPITAL DO NOT CONCEDE
STATE TO CORNWELL.
Will Demand Full Investigation of
Alleged Colonization and Other
Means to Beat Robinson.
CHARLESTON. W. \'a.f Nov. JO '
(1 a. in.) Returns from the slate
available here a: midnight indicate
thai Ji'hn J. Cornwall has been elected
governor <>i West Virginia by a plur
ality of about tlti." voles over Judge
Ira R. Robinson.
Republican leaders, however, do not
concede the election of .Mr. Cornwall
and will not do so until serious
charg" of fraudulent methods used to
defeat Judge Robinson have been thor
oughly investigated. i
These i -ha ryes, out lined in a siory
carried in i he Charleston Post lasi eve-,
uitig include an allegation of the i in- ;
portal ion by Democratic workers of
four or five hundred negroes lo vote
at Fairmont; the refusal to allow l.ooo
qualified Republican voters to case
th?'ir ballots in Logan county: depriva- ?
tii>u of about 1H)0 Republicans In Cabell
county of their votes and the padding,
of the registration books in Webster
county with r'.OO names or more. i
The rest of the State ticket has been
elected bnyond a doubt. Ten of fifteen ,
Republican candidates for Stale Sen- ]
ate were victorious but the Democrats,
it is now practically certain, iiavej
elected fifty of the ninety-four inetu- '
bets of the lower house.
I
IN NEW HAMPSHIRE
i
CONCORD. N. H., Nov. 9.- -With 25 1
precincts unreported officially out ot j
a total of -H4 in New Hampshire, cer
tified returns tabulated by the Secre
tary of State give for presidential |
?'lectors: Hughes, 40,339; Wilson, I
4i) .207. Hughes' lead. 131.
Tiie unofficial press returns for the j
1T> missing precincts are not mailable, j
as Secretary of State Bean announced :
to-night, lie would take no further ac
count of unofficial figures in his com-'
putaiions. His tabulatiou ended with
the above figures, and will not be re
sumed until lo-iuorrow.
The 'Republicans have demanded
a re-count. According to the usual
procedure this count would not be
gun for l'j days, but it was said to
night ihat some other way might be i
found to expedite It.
Meantime neither the Republicans j
nor Democrats will admit defeat.
it was learend today that John How- j
ard. a special agent of the Department j
of Justice, has "been placed in charge
of government agents here with a view ;
of watching the tabulation of votes. ?
TUMULTY WlFIES
AST5URY PARK. N. J. Nor. H, 11:30 I
p. m. ? Secretary Tumulty wired for-|
ma! notification to the President, of his;
re-election. The message was wire-,
lessed to the President, aboard the!
.Mayflower. It was as follows:
"1 am here surrounded by the loyal i
Democrats of okl Monmouth, and beg i
leave to send you our greeting and t
congratulations. The cause you ha vol
so nobly represented has at. last tri-j
umphed, and we greet you. Our;
hearts, our thought*, aaid our a ffoc- ?
tions go to you."
Secretary Tumulty waited for thei
flash from the Associated Press that ;
President Wilson had carried Calif or- >
uia. When it came a shout of joy went ;
up inside the executive offices, and j
Secretary Tumulty, who had told the j
President he would not congratulate j
him until the definite news was known, i
sent a wireless message to the May- 1
flower, giviug his congratulations. i
GAUFORNIA CONCEDED
( Continued from First Page.)
Associated Press conceding California
' to Wilson, Chairman Howell carried on '
ja conversation l?y wire with George I
W. Perkins, who was 1n the office of
| ihe National Republican committee in !
i New York. Later Mr. Howell made j
I tills added statement to The Associat- !
ed Press:
"While The face of the returns as i
] compiled by The Associated Press .
i shows Wilson ahead in California, so :
many startling changes have happened i
I In tho count during the last 12 hours
i that it will not do 10 reach linal con- i
elusion on anything less than final in-!
formation. The official count begins ;
Monday and we shall watch the count- j
ing of every vote in every county seat j
in the state.
"1 estimate lhat. there will be a dif- 1
ference of 4."uu or y.000 between the;
high and low man on the electoral j
tickets and this is greater than any !
possible majority in California. This <
means a split electoral vote."
"The announcement that Mr. R owe II ?
has conceded California to President i
Wilson was not unexpected," said 0. i
K. Cushing, chainr.au of the Demo- ;
cratic Central committee.
"Prom the information wo have re
ceived from all counties in the state
we confidently expected that President,
Wilson's majority in California wilt 1
not be less than o.? 00. In order that at
proper count is assured in the .state ;
! the Democratic committee is offering
a reward of SoJ'OO for evidence show
ing tampering with the ballot boxes or |
other i rregu 1 arities."
ORDER BALLOT GUARDS :
CHARLESTON. W. Va.. Nov. !?? A ;
statement issued by the Democratic
Committee of the state claims that j
tempts have been made in sever il!
! places to tamper with ballot im.\e.->. j
The committee lias issued instructions
to every county in West Virginia to
guard the boxes with the great"-;!
care and prevent any fraiiuleni prac
tice from changing the vote as it now ,
| stands.
NEW MEXICO
SANTA IT], N. M Nov. i\ ? t _? (,t
G3S precincts in New Mexico give:
Hughes, 2S.-1S3: Wilson. 22. "nl*.
WHY HUGHES LOST.
INDIANA POL IS. Ind.. Nov ??.-?!
j Oliver W. Stewart, chairman of : ?
: Prohibition National Campaign Com
j tniiiee. today issmd a statement in
which Ue said the Prohibition vote
? would reach :ir.f ?.omi ami iliai had tin
; Ke|/>iblican party ami j:- homim-<
' anything agaitysi. tin- 1 1 < 1 1 1 < > - traiiie
| enough prohibitionist.- wi. ilij have
'voted 'he Republican ticket to hat.
I assured Mr. Hughes" election m earii .
i er returns.
PROHIBITION CARRIES.
PORTLAND. Ore . Nov. !? Imiira
t ion - tonight were t rtn t t ii?? "bone dry"!
prohibii ion amendment, which ?vas [
:ii:nei| io ;i|| jmpor'atioii o|' I i ? | < i ? i
into t M'cgoi! |n<vrr:m>? purposes I
had carried by about 1(0U"
MOW YORK. Xov. li? Charles E.
Hughes s i n'fi I loday much as he did
yesterday. study in A election returns.
Tin- nominee and his wife remaiued
indoors all day. except for a iwo hour
motor ride in tin* afternoon, Inn decid
i'd 10 relax tin* viuilance of liieir watch
tonight and went to a iheaire.
Mr. Hughes' day was pun ciliated [).v
cnnlerences wiih Win. R. Willcux ilie
Republican National Ciiairinan, George
W. Wickersham and Everett Colby
and George W. Perkins, ol' the Repub
lican campaign committee. Mr. Will
cox assured i h?? nominee of his con
viction I hat full ri'iitrns would show
i he success or the Republican ticket.
To this Mr. Perkins added assurances
that California. Minnesota and New
Mexico undoubtedly would be found in
ilie Republican column after (lie conn;
hud been completed.
Mr. Wickersham declined to com
mem on his visit to the nominee, as
ci id Mr. Colby. The former said he
was present merely as "a volunteer
helper*' Mr. Willcox. on leaiini;. said
l here probably would be reeoilli's )!i
all stales where the vole was close
and (hat he would do all thai was nec
essary "to safeguard our inieresis."
Another subjeci mentioned at the
conference with ihe nominee v.*as i b *
possibility that (.'alilornia might di
vide its electoral vote, as in 1!< 1_.
For the first lime in three nights,
the nominee's personal staff was sivo:!
an opportunity to gel a full night's
rest. Mr. Hughes dismissed them all
when they went lo the theatre and
smilingly instructed them not to re
turn until tomorrow, lie declined to
discuss the situation, saying lie pre
ferred to say nothing until the returns
from doubtful slates were all in.
SACRAMENTO. Cal.. Nov. !?? Be
cause of the closeness of the contest
between President Wilson and Charles
E. Hughes in California it was predict
ed this afternoon by Secretary of Stale
Frank Jordan that there is likely 10
be a split, in the electoral vote of ihe
two parties.
Jordan said he was hi sure ib.it
some of both of the Republican and
Democratic elec'ors will be chosen
i hat he has already decided to ask
boih parties io delegate representa
tives to be present when the official
count Is made.
The count will probably siari abou!
next Thursday after the semi-official
count of votes has been made bv the
county boards of supervisors.
Jordan says iliere is no provision
of law providing for a recount where
the election lor Presidential electors
is close, Congress reiving upon Ihe
certification of the stale's chief exeeii
live as the couni has been made by
the Secretary of State.
In 1012 two Democratic electors
were chosen in California along wi;h
Republicans ? Griffin, Democrat, win
ning over .1. \Y. Finney. Republican
and Del Yalle. Democrat, beating M.
A. Luce. Republican.
.There are several other cases in Ihe
history of California where presiden
tial elections have been so close a^ iO
split the electoral vote says Jordan.
This occurred in 1SS0, ISO:! and also
In 180(1.
KILLED IN MINE.
Si,. . .i I {i,.-.it ?: I., lit" lllti'lll>;i'iir'
CLARKSBFRG, W. Yh.. Nov. !?.?
Nicholas and Phillip Colevelo. broth
ers. were killed by a fall of slaie today
in tile Dawson Coal company's mine at
Lyons near here, where they were
working.
| WE DON'T PUBLISH jjj
! ficticious rates p
TO MISLEAD THE PUBLIC. ?
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a rts.^ torn?!
at the lowest rales. If you have
a loan elsewhere, bring in your
receipt and we will show you
how much you can save by BOR
ROWING FROM US.
Credit once established with
us is as good as a bank account
in time of need. Our rates and
EASY PAYMENT plans have
proved to be the BEST, because
our customers are glad to come
again.
??the old r:E:LlJ:A3IlE.?,
Nat. Phone 1302-M.
Hell Phone 501-1,
12? 3 MARKET STKZET.
Over Woolworth's 5c and 10c Store
Vincent Vercellcttt,
Cement. Hriek ant) Stuno Contractor
All Work CiKminTced.
:?e!l 'Phone -!8-R.
Patterson. Elm Grovo. W. Vn.
?"EFJD AM) DAIKI SITPUES
Dairymen's Association,
ISth & Ch:ipllne Sts.. ami U If f >? Street.
Feed and Pntrv Supplier
Both Phones
ST HA'I'rO 1<I> SPRING WATER
Pino*t wat?r la OhJo Valley.
Delivered Pre.-h linil.v.
Bell Stt-J. Natl 6?4.
The
EBigiravimg Co.
H. E. STUPP, Mgr.
National Phone 1S71-Y
kEWo BUILDIK8
At Your Service
DAY and NIGHT
Kali Tones, Etchings,
Illustrating', Designing-.
THE REPUBLICANS ELECT TWO
THIRDS OF THE SENATOR
IAL CANDIDATES.
Returns Indicate the Democrats Havc
Majority of 49 to 45 in the
House.
While returns on the legislative
tickets in i he several counties of West
Virginia art* not ye: complete, owing
to the fact that those returns were
sidetracked to get figures on the race
for governor, ii is now assured that
the Republicans elected .ten of fifteen
candidates for the State Senate.
The Democrats seen: 10 have been
fortunate in landing a slight majority
in the House however, electing 19
members to the Republicans' 4.r>. One
county is still in doubt on ihe legisla
ture selection.
THE SENATE.
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FORGING BELGIANS
TO SHOULDER ARMS
HAVRK. Nov. n ? Charges thai ih?* j
German government is rounding up j
and sending t(? unknown destinations i
practically all ihe able bodied men in j
occupied Belgium. are made by Baron '
Beyens, Helgian foreign minister in a. j
statement issuer] by him today. Baron ;
Beyens says: 1
"The German government is round- '
ing up in large numbers in Ihe towns '
and villages of occupied Belgium, such .
as Alost, Glie.nl. Bruges. Courtral and
Motus ? to name only ihe first 10 be vie
i>nis of ihe measure ? all men fit 10
bear arms, rich and poor, irrespective
of class, whether employed or unem
ployed. Hunchbacks, cripples and
one-armed men alone are excepted." j
Necly W'ns Out For Congress Ov^r
Fleming By Majority Slightly
Over Seven Hundred ;
... ?
Revised figures yesterday cut down |
N'eeiy's majority for Congress in the I
First District over Fleming. In his j
home county of Marion. Xeelv's major- !
ity was i <><? ] . while complete returns j
Iron: Taylor county increases Flem- j
ing's majority there 10 Hi".
The revised tabulation of majorities'
follows :
County. Fleming. Neel.v.
Hancock 34!t .... j
Hrooke St. .... .
nhio Iu7!l
Marshall 36!)
Wetzel .1W2 j
Marion Ififil J
Taylor 1(>2 .... ;
t
Totals 213!) 2S">3 '
N'eeiy's majority 711!
Republican Candidate for Congress in
Fourth District Safe by a
Small Margin.
I'AI.'KKRSbTrG. W. Va., Nov. in.'
Revised returns at. an early hour
this morning indicate the election of
Harry Wood yard. Republican, to con
gress over Null, the Democratic can
didate, by a majority of 337.
The majorities by counties:
Counties. Woody a rd. Null.
Jackson 427 ....
Mason 171 ....
Putnam tin ....
Roane 2s:: ....
Tvler 540
Cabell 72f?
Pleasants .1;")
Wirt 1o'i
Wood 211
Totals 14S I 1141
Woodyard's majority 337
"What makes .links so proud of his
ancestors'.' I never heard any of then,
did anything."
"Thai's exactly ihe pyint. So many
persons' ancestors did do things
which got them into trouble with the
police." ? Richmond Times-Dispatch.
BOWLING
'Masonic Duck Leag-.ie.
Victors. I--'- 2nd. 3rd. Tls. I
X<*liili;.t'l "? !'
war;
ii" 33 1
Knu-khar: JSn In.", s7 j
1 1 aii'l it -m ] ? 2'> i'ii jit 60 i
T"tals VZ'J 41.-I 3in in?;4 1
Bankers. 1st. -mi. 3rd.' Tls
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I ??>
:? i i 22 ::is
ill iol 300
Tola is 3."i" 2f'7 SIS t'65
Club Stars. 3si. 2nd. 3rd. Tls.
(.'itrlin 123 I or, nil 32!>
S|\ :? 1 12!' ) 2 1 31 L
U7..V1 112 lhi 1 V 2 iSii'i
liMiniif.-ili I I 1 12
Totals 330 32*- 1042
Throe Bantunts. isi. 2iui. 3rd. Tls.
I l;t rr.'ll I3i; II* :> | ;{ i.s
? Ill i 21 !'v 33'!
Wriil-h-ad I'.'l1 13H 33.";
T ola Is I ' 'i 33 1 331 J i ?> j
T'inifrhi ? Him wn :ry \ s. Silver Tops. ,
MUSEE DTTCK PIN I?E AlrUX. |
Burffv-ille Is: 2nd. 3rd. T'i. !
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i"! I ! ;? Hiti 329 !
121 I." 123 :Mi4 j
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iviile awake nun. i\ K. Adams Co., 11-iy-lllU Mam
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ply Wheeling Cotrugating Company, Martins !Yrr/.
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Outl
ARTERIAL EMBALMERS
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X i< iuti r H vy & ? S :
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Store L'hones 63o.
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