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REAL ESTATE. |
Oil Sixteenth Street j
Modern srvtMi-nnim In m i?%. A baruain t?? quirk buyiT.j
?J' not sold ill ton davs will In* taken utT the market.
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30 FOURTEENTH STREET.
Money to Loan. Properties Managed.
Members Wheeling; Real Estate Board. j
A DANDY GOOD BUY
Tliinjk ot' it ? A seven-room frame in unml 'neat i< *i i at:
[Kcho Point, on a iaruv. Irwl 1? ?t l-?? ?i h u-ascs, t \v ? > j
large porch os. In c-oiuUf i??u. < Vriainiy a bargain i'orj
someone. Price, ?1,000. I
Citizens Savings & Trust Co.j
BANKING? REAL ESTATE? INSURANCE
Corner Sixteenth and Market Streets. Both Phones, 498.
Member V/heeling- Real Estate Board.
FLOOR SPACE FOB KENT
Ttto floors, size 40x1-0, in Delaplainc Building, .loOT Main s.t j cct. :
Excellent elevator. Reasonable rent.
FIDELITY INVESTMENT ASSOCIATION
Main tiers of tiio "Wh. Deling- seal Estate Board
Capital Bald la S150, 000.00. Seal Estate and Fir? Insurance.
"W". G-. BB.AJTD, Manager Beal Estate Department.
Lind Street Property
"! Ccm l-'rarv.f {?louse i?.rrtuis"d for lhr?io families. ijooil lora
'i"i! and in so>>d condition. WUl consider olfor.
DURST REAL ESTATE COMPANY
SeU 1727- J. 512-13 Sclutra-bach Bldgf. Natl. 12S6-X.
MONET TO LOAN ON SEAL ESTATE.
Members Wheeling1 Heal Estate Board.
ID 10 PIOEN CITY-DOUBLE fOllH MONEY
TICKETS FREE TO ACTUAL INVESTORS.
ALLAN TURNER, Real Estate Specialist, 1220 Market Street.
Bell Phone 1135. Natl. 165- Y.
M Kor <'i dandy little nmn
^ i ry piaee 2 miles from
Wlseeli,,-; li'iiod house
rented for $1.0 a mo.:
plenty ff ]???;? i m for Stork
? ! 1 1 d eiiickep.s; on macad
amized road. Terms ean
be arranged.
S.Nesbitt,Jr.
Sixteenth and Market Sts.
Open Evenings '
Money to Loan Firs Insurance
FOR SALE
EDGWOOD HOME
Kour rooms and bath, fine well
?water, compressed air tank supplies
house with water. Lot 40xlS5. Owner
leaving town. Possession any time.
Tatum & Caldwell
Boom 4 City Bani Building-.
Bell 'Phone 6S4. Nat. 'Phone 664J. i
Will Buy a Farm
haw three buyers for farms.
These parties* have city properties hrinjr
1ns; in yearly rentals of $180. $2SS and
$480 respectively. Each of the parti'-r:
"will buy a farm and t,urn their property
in as part payment.
COMPANY"
Third Floor Schmulbach I'.iok.
National 621. Bell 1533-B.
EDGWOOD RESIDENCE
For sale. T ruonwl liome witn
ha* ii. c^ment^il laundry,
lights and all modern improve
ments. Finished in stuoC". I'riou
36,200.
kS
-Wo DO THINGS
52.1-23 GEBMAK BANK BX.DG
' Real Estate and Insurance.
Ptiones ? Bell 893: National 118.
FOR RENT
IM3?EDXATE POSSESSION.
R room Ap*.. f~t. Park 54'"'. 0"
$ room and l>.vh. furnace; wood
lawn ;:f> fin
7 room. Kcho Point "5.0't
6 room. Echo Point 1'. ).'>')
0 rrmms and bath. Jiot h? at.
j?aran?i ? Maple Ave.. VVoodlawn
Furnished home. Altonh'dm.
Furnished home, W'oodsdal*
Security Trust Co.
Agents
Boll 77 ? Telephones ? Natl. 3CK. j
FOR SALE
1HE FOLLOWING
DESIRABLE REAL ESTATE
WILL BE SOLO TO CLOSE AN ESTATE..
No. I ? Three ttory pressed brick bulldlnq. locutmt at '
the corner at 16th and South St?: S living
rcoms. and good tl;cd utorcroom. Lot 29x50.
Good location tor small bmUiesi.
Price $6,000.00.
No. 2 ? Double frame house at No. IPS 17th St.. has
four rooms and kitchen each stde. Lot 30x124.
Property always rented.
Price {.1.500.00.
No. 3? Six room frame toeated at No. 2817 Chaplin*
St.. stone fo<ind;'tion. Lot iS'jXlOO: rented
'o two families for S 1 8 .00 per month.
Price J2.000.00.
FOR INFORMATION AND INSPECTION
APPLY TO
ANDREW McGINLEY, Admr.
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Citizens Savings & Trust Co.
(Member Wheeling Real Estate Goard.) o-23-tf
WOODIAWIf PROPERTIES
WORTH 51,000 KOBE j
\V.' offer the following absolutely I
modern homes at Wodlawn ai hand- !
some reductions.
i rooms, bath, finished attic, largo |
!or. garage S7.800 j
7 rooms, hat):, finished attic, large j
io?. garage ?7,000:
7 rooms, bath, finished attic, larce
?!?>:. g.-u-ag'- S6.800 !
6 rooms, kith, large lot. S5.300 j
. Faul-Lou^h Co.
If) Fourteenth St.
Bell 102. Jfat. 873-M. i
! f205S> Six rooms and bath, furnace,'
j cement cellar, oak floors and oak finish. |
i ftrsi. floor On easy terms for S3, 500.00. ]
j J. G. FINLEY
1 Real Estate and Insurance. j
Bell Phone 35. Nat. Phone 2.
1108 Schurolbach Bids'.
FOR SALE
f. room modern house, Riehltind ave
nue. Warwood. j
Roderus & Wingcrtcr!
1019 SchLmulbach Building,
Phones: Bell 1577; Nat'l. 973.
Plumbing, Heating and Fire1
Sprinkler Systems
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1013 MARKET STREET.
NORMAX. SCHOOL READY.
!'A I I1MONT. W. VA . Nov LS - The
splendid new hutldinir of i h>. Kairmoti'
Siiih Normal schoi.j w I ? i ? -1? i,;-s le->ti in
??ourse <>f construct i? -t: !'? f nearly two
years, is practically < "tiiplM'-d and will
b> i.i-<uipi' "i early iti I her The
struct ii r<> ???ist $ 1 7 j.1''."1. Tie* state board
? >t' r-'K-'tits will ii h'-iv te xt wek to
:i..:f>e<-> thv- lillilditlK.
Singing the Praise of Chamberlain'a
Tablets
"Kvpr sint-e | used Chamborlain's
Tablei? for tnihgestiun. whr-i. living
itt Fulton. N. V.. about l'iv?? years ago,
and t tie v did it*o so nun It good 1 liav?
b?-*'n sinutug tlieir praise in the oars
o; 'p-iuiibor- :i!;i! f r i ? ? :i ? ! s." writes Mrs.
Krtn-si < 'ivok' S, t'amil'u^, X. V. Ou
r a :g;i bio i* vc:yw hers.
HALT I MURK. Nov. -JU? Leaving a
noil' written by some one unknown, to
Lite effect that "a .slow sleeping ",?o
tion would be a in nl thing for you u>
try." Dr. Kenuon \V. fclgerton. a prom
inent dentist, was found dead today in
his downtown office. The room was
filled with gas. Mis wife had thought
him on a hunting trip and he was n?n
expected back until tomorrow. While
the eorom r, Mr. \V. T. Riley, expressed
opinion that it was no doubt suicide,
the police are seeking to fiud the send
er of the nolo. It was written 111 red
ink and in a feminine hand. It is bo
Sieved by the police that the person
who wrote if had some control over
Mr. Egerron. llis home life was said
;o ideal.
The note read:
"I see by your appointment book
Mint you are out a good bit of late and
travel lik< a thief in the night. I pr? ?
?umed you were on one of your hunt
ing trips Perhaps 'rye' was your
.siiiiii'. .Ml your friends wish you suc
cess in this kind of life. A slow sleep
ing potion would be a good thing for
you hi try."
( Continued 1'roai First Pagrc.) J
the capital of Rumania, apparently is
in peril. " |
Field .Marshal von Mackensen's!
troops have crossed the Mnnube from
Bulgarian territory to Zimnitza, and
are in touch near Alexandria. 47 miles I
southwest of Bucharest, with the j
forces of General von Falkenhayn's .
army from Craiova. All aloug t ho j
front on the Wallachian plains, east of]
the Alt river, the Rumanians are inj
lliglu, bu ruing towns behind them, j
says Berlin.
To i he north, on the heights of Our-!
tea-Mearges. in the region of Pragosla- ?
vele, northeast of Campulung. and in!
Western Moldavia, near Oituz. the Rtt- 1
manians are offering strong resistance j
t<> the southward advance of the Tcu-i
tons. On all these sectors attempt. |
by the Austro-Ge rmans to advance
have been held back by the Ruma
nians.
As yet there lias been no indication
of the arrival of Russian reinforce
ments to aid the Rumanians on the
Wallachiaus plains, but the Russo-Ru
manian troops in Dobrudja are active,
possibly in an endeavor to push back j
the invaders to the Tchernavoda-Con- ,
stanza railway line. Sotia reports that'
this reinforced army intended a gen or- ]
al attack along the entire front, but j
has been compelled to coutine itself to j
partial attacks.
No Activity in Macedonia.
In the Macedonian theatre bad
weather prevails and there has been
no infantry action except on the left
wing of the entente allied lines, whore
the Italians have made further prog
ress toward Trnova. near the Monastir
Presba lake road, according to Paris.
This statement, as regards the gain, is
contradicted by the Solia war oflice.
which says an Italian attack here was!
repulsed and that the attackers lost a j
large quantity of war materials. Sofia j
also denies a recent French report that
the French had captured the town of
Mobromir, savins the Bulgarians are
fully in control there.
The French front also is experienc
ing another spell of inclement weather,
and except for small. attacks a' various
points, little activity has been uis
plaved by either side.
There has been considerable artil
lerv firing along the eastern from, at
various places frotn the Riga region to
the Carpathians, with the Germans the
aggressors, and also on the Austro
Italian front, with the Austrians on the !
initiative. i
Situation Not So Bad
LONDON. Nov. L'7. :i:0S a. m.? Al-i
though the commentators in the morn
ing newspapers today do not. attempt
todisguise the fact that the position
of the Rumanians has become very
much worse and that they are sorely!
in need of succor, the weightiest writ- J
ers, in their opinions, refuse to be pes-j
simistic.
These writers maintain that Ruma
nia's position may be better than the
map shows, and ibe fact that the Cen
tral passes are still being held and
ibat the Rumanian soldiers are fight
ing everywhere with desperate cour
age. is taken to show that, the morale
of the army is unimpaired.
It is contended that, as long as this
is the case the Rumanians may yet
I turn the tables, as did the Allies on
the Marne in 3914. the situation then
having many of the general features
[of the present position of Rumania.
Confidence is also expressed that
re-inforcafuents from the Rumanian
| northern army and the Russians soon
must arrive for the aid of the threa:- j
ened armies in the south. The sudden !
rise in the Danube in consequence of
the thaw also is regarded as a factor1
which may prove very awkward for J
the Germans.
Comment Optimistic I
Some of the comment even ap
proaches optimism, it being contend
ed that the Germans in their haste
to conquer Rumania have actually
weakened themselves through the ne
cessity of drawing men from other j
fronts for the Rumanian campaign.
Although the move of the Germans
across the Danube ?s characterized as
a brilliant one. it is declared it will he
proved 10 be unsound from a strategic
standpoint.
The only really lugubrious comment
appears in the Daily Mail which ac
cepts the details of the Rumanian re
treat as true.
Prof. Abel Resigns
IjONDON. Nov. L'7. ?:2f? a. in.- A de
spatch to the l-Jx'dmng^ Telegraph
from Amsterdam gives a Herlin de
spatch received there saving;
'"Professor Abel of Jena University,
who was adviser 10 food controller
Batocki. has : ??signed. The censor
ship pi ?vi-iUs detailing tile reasons
beyond that he was unwilling to take
the responsibility for what has hap
pened in the ton,] department. The
expectation is thai Prof. Abel's resig
nation will he followed by others." j
Xnvadin? Rumania.
ni.IM.IN. N--V. I Hy U'lrck.i? t<> '
>;ivvi!l 1 ? ? ?-??-! | \ ? 1 1 l-'alkcnhayn's ?
: ?-< V.V.storn l:umniii<t f-. . r. j |
sin- in.i ili !i:: l iv>i >< jr.ri.--i
!..?n w-'li t-'i'l.t .Varsiial V..? Maok?n-;
.m rfs t ? ii'its that hav.- .-til \ I'l-.am ?
Ill"' SOU Ml ??.lilt i-c-tso.l II).. Il-uuili,.
Uumanum territory M.e war ')tTiiv an- i
nournvd mday.
t'rtvine i"W?rd Kurhnri-igl. Win ,\j . J
"II sell's arlv-in. ?? lias |-*>n I Sir ;
klrts of Alnv*ndi-i:<. tT mil*s fiv.rsi M10 1
I In man i?u capitiil. j
Tip- llinnaninie* r>"r?atinc "osuv.i.-r
from til" 1.1. wrr \!i ?rr> luiruinc,- :<>u-usl
;ts th> v r?- 1 i !-??>. .??f>*.ir<,liiii: t'> ! li>> 1 it
statement, wlilrh also ri-ji-irts t in- r>> 1 ? 1 ; 1 -o
"I' ;i ravnlry division tin- ,.f-J
(V-ro-l K-ittl- iit j?r?>t I '* i jiiij 1 |,i- n-tr-vit
Tli^ l lani:t>?> lias rli.-n t.. m hl?h < v?*l !
.-ays the report, hut n'-v-ri li..|ns* v'n;i '
.Mack^ns^n's ??ntij-i- nr-iiv ini^nd-ri !'-h
t lv- I'll IMiinatii;i|i ? i*n S I ? .?1 ?; has
crossed lln- river 1 1 1 if |. r ] ; 5 5; |?-> skiijiI in-'
sjiect Son.
Advancing smith down ,\p v.v,'
ley. General Von l-*:i:l;-iih:i.vtr> foi.-.;<!
1 j t H , i il Ita *.\,V u S 3 II W vi- J
THE llftANJK A ;
?.|!il'<*?I A?lt yiMir l>i-nijiplnt far A\
fit pVn t'ii|.o!.r*-ler 11 Dlftouoml Uroi!ij//%, 1
I'lll.i in Kcd ai:'t ineulllc vW' jf ?
i ?iih m..e u;i son. V/ 1
?Wii 'l'uke CI) nlhi-r. ltnr nt your * I
tr) - tt? l>rnciri?t. Avkfr,c ill.eiiES.Tr.R '
S V 'ft JMAmON" MiUNO JMM.C, lor :? . I
V.'-e* 6$ ? cnsVni..na'.r :*.;-if-:>,AiiiS>;ntll?i-:- i
T^F 5010 3Y tVtRWVHER^ !
have >jp il i;;unini<>i i Uamnitzu) an J '
\ a Ifi-a.
Alone tii<- Black S"a coast in I ;; r- ,
,ia an attack on Von Maokcnsen's . i in ?- .
aided li\ a hoiiibariinu ut from >varsh:;.s
was a failure, declares the official stii"*
no nt
"Army group of '?'ioliJ .Marshal V 1 >i>
Ma?*ki riM>n . An advance I >y hostile in- j
faniry. assisted i>y tir<- from the si.i,,
alr.im ih. coast auainst the right wing,
of t l?r? Bobrudja army, failed.
"I'lider .Marshal Von Macken-!
son's i Vcs tin- liaiinlx* army chosen for J
ftirthei f I'crai ions in Western Bumniiia;
'?rusyi d i<> ill. other bank. as planned, i
We have arrived in front of Alu.san-J
"li-ia."
Were in Prepared.
I '.K I: I. IN, Nov. -fi. ? (By wireless to J
Snyvilio ? Rumanian officers taken
prisoner are quoted l>y the war corres-,
pondent of the Berliner Tageblau in a
despat eli under < i >1 1 ? - of November ;:?! as
declaring i ? ? hint that tin* Kuiiiaiiian ills-'
asters were ? i 1 1 ?- ? <> Rumanian unreadi
ness. I 'isa jij'-'lntni.-ir vv:i> expressed
that they hart n.'t been supplied hy tin.
l.titent" with sufficient cannon or ma
chine ?uns ?>!" with other military ina-j
terial.
The cor res poll tie n t says the prison-!
> rs ?Inscribed ??oiulit Ions on the fro il ;
with t In- Rumanians as chaotic wil l an
indesi-riba l.le confusion of units and no
proper method <>f seeing to the carrying
? "in <>r orders. j
Greeks Warned.
PA BIS. No\. lt. A. M The
Fivneh minister t" ? ? r* ?'??. , says a I lav as ;
dispateh from Athens t??da> has warned'
tlwi Greek government. in behalt 11 < I
France, England and Russia. that th'* ;
countries niitned "canot remain indif- :
ferent to ill'1 pros"cut ion to wliieli ad- j
ln-retils of the Wnizelos cause are til",
i bj^et and that the nations in question ?
mean to see that the Vcnize.los support-:
ers enjoy all the rights conferred upon ?
them by law.
"The warning" adds the dispateh. "is.
b' I i ? - v ?- d to liav -beiii caused I ?>* t h> I m- ,
prisonment of M. I.ambraki, chief editor;
of th" I'atris for publishing document*!
regarding th" turning over of Fori Ru- j
I "1 (one of the Macedonian forts oecu- :
pied 1>> the Bulgarians.)"
To Exchange Civilians.
PARIS. Nov "R :. : ! :> A. M. ? 20. "0" |
French civilians, mostly old men. wonii-n :
and children, from the occupied districts
of France, are about, to b" sent back to i
Fran en from Germany. Trains, each j
carrying 500 persons will effect thej
transportation to Switzerland, enrouiej
to this country, before Christmas.
A Berlin dispatch on November 24. re-!
ported completion of negotiations fori
th" exchange of civilians between tier- I
many and France to the number of "0,- I
000. t
progress for Italians.
PARIS, Nov. 2?? 2:1a P. M. ? Fr-sh 1
progress for ihe Italians in their north- '
ward drive west of Moruistir is rejiorted I
by the war office today in its statement I
dealing with operations on the Jlacedon- ?
! Ian front. There has been artillery j
fighting on the other wing of th" Mon
I astir position, but had weather has in- I
| tcrfered with infantry activities.
Advance Tails. i
j SOFIA, Nov. 2ti ? Via Bnndon. 2:. to P. j
M. ? The re-inforccd Russo-Humaiiian i
army in Pobrudja has failed in its pur- j
pose to advance along the entire front,;
the war office announced today. The |
Bulgarian tire caused the effort to be i
confined to local attacks on the Bul
garian right wing, which were repulsed
and a successful eountcr-at tnek deliver-!
ed. says the official statement.
Bucharest BOnibed.
| BONBON. Nov. 27 ? Telegraphing from j
i Bucharest under ciai- of Sunday, the!
Morning Post correspondent, says:
I "From ten o'clock Sunday morning tin- j
til three o'clock in the afternon. squad- |
rons of enemy airplanes flew over Bit- j
charest and the Chitila, dropping- bombs, j
Several persons were killed. Some of i
our airplanes engaged the hostile craft."
OTTAWA. ONT.. Nov. 26 ? General Sir )
Sam Hughes will leave here Tuesday on |
a motor trip to Washington. He will j
cross at Niagara and spend a day at
Gettysburg on the way.
Socialists Oppose Compulsion.
BON DON, Nov. 27?2 Ma A. M. ? The
Amsterday correspondent of the Ex
change Telegraph Company quotes Ihe
Berlin Vorwaerts as publishing an edi
torial declarinir the socialists will op
pose the compulsion hill in the Reich
stag unless ;he government considers
j the demand that allowances for soldiers'
wives be increased in proportion to the
increased cost of living. The Vorwaerts
says ..among ofher things, if wome nare
I compelled to work in war munitions far
I tc.rles while their children are Inadc
I quately provided for .they will revolt.
The correspondent: adds that the edi
torial has made a deep Impression in po
litical circles.
Rumanians Hold Past.
KUCHA REST. Xnv. 26 ? "Via London,
6 p. 111. --The Rumanian forces are hold
ing fast to t li?"? lino of the Alt Ulvr
across Western Rumania to a point
south of Klatina. some 45 mtles from
the Danube; the war office announced |
today ar.<l also are maintaining th?irj
ground along the Rumanian northern I
front.
The official statement deports an >i<1- j
vanee of the invaders who crossed the
Danube near Zimnitza to the region !
south of Solmu. 14 miles south of Alex-j
undria. The text follows:
"Northern and northwestern fronts: I
"On the western frontier of Moldavia'
the enemy attacked in the region oft
Oituz. but was repulsed. In the T-tuzeu |
valley there is no change. At Rratooea |
and TYedelus there have been reciprocal |
bonibardments. In the "Prahova valley,
there was an arliller.v bombardment and '
minor infantry actions. In the region j
of Dragoslavele (northeast of Chanipu- J
lung) the enemy attacked after artillery
preparation but was repulsed.
"Western front: An enemy attack dl-j
rected toward Curtoa-Deargos was re
pulsed.
"Our troops, occupying the left hank
of the Alt ns far as south of Slatina J
have been strongly bombarded by the
enemy artillery. Further south our j
troops successfully engaged an enemy!
column advancing toward Uosiori.
"The enemy troops which crossed the
Danube ul Ziinnitxza have advanced as
far as the region south of Soimu sta- 1
tion. ?
"Southern front: There has been an j
artillery bombardment and infantry lir? :
along the Danube. In Dobrudja our ar
tillery bombarded enemy positions."
You will find one of the largest i
lines of Cameos. Brooches and j
Rings in the city at Hillman & Son's'
"Quality House."
JAPANESE FAIR OPENS j
Pleasant Affair for Benefit of Ctliolic (
Women's Club Will Bo in Session !
Pirst Half of Weelc.
To-day wilj see the opening ot the '
Japanese street fair, given by the Path
ollc Women's l-*.'gue ai its headquarters
i>n Kifleetit h strei.t. This will l.?- held
the two succeeding days and during thu
evenings as well, when many special
features will be inaugurated for the
pleasure of the many guests who will
attend. .Mrs. Thomas, Health- is general
chairman in char:;.; and she has been
assisted by a corps of able commit ices. I
{tooths representing the seasons of iter '
year, will be among the at i raetions and j
the entire first flour of the building will:
be utilized. There will l>e a Japanese :
tea 1*1 it 1 1 1 1 where tea will be served all j
during the affair, and also for the com-;
furt of the gentlemen a Turkish in !
has been provided. Tuesday and Wed-:
le-sdny afternoon.* there will lie bridge!
parties jn progress.
OLD PRINTER HERE
Mr and Mrs Ivlward Padgett, .-.f {
Pit tsloirgh. were visiting in 'he city on!
Saturday. Mr. Padgett is a former;
Wheeling it*, and after learning his trade J
as print' r on ; if old Sunday Lender and ;
Saturday Kvenins Journal, in this city.!
wen I t" Pittsburgh about 18SS. n?
ha- sinee resided and worked on the
newspapers, at present being employed
.?n tie- Dispatch, lie has also been pres- I
id'-nt of Typograpliical I'ni.ui No. 7. of |
Pit tsburgh for several years. In nink- j
ing the rounds of the offices here Sat- j
urday night. Mr. Padgett was only able j
to find l Wo or till the "boys" iia ;
worked with in tif "1<1 days.
A TINTE APPOINTBTENT.
ATlfi:\S Friday. Nov L'-t ? Via I. on- I
don. Nov. 2'J 1 " :n 1 A M. ? King (Vn
siaiitin-' today signed a decree n.-miincj
l'<. it i let Minister i*><irgies Slrej; :,s pro-!
f>ssor "f i tit erna t ional laxv in 1 V. ? i'ni-j
?. r-rsitj of Athens, the appointment ear- j
tying with H lie- post of lejiai adviser
io the foreign minister.
.NEW YORK, Nov. JC. - .N'n! with
standing i.hc war, Europe still con
tributes the largest share (if imports
to the port of New York, according to
a statement made public here to-night
by ilif Now York Chamber of Com
merce. The statement shows that 'he
United Kingdom led with JlJ,:il2,000
for October. Next in order caiiu iJ e
East Indies, with $.ll,ijoo,onu; Brazil,
witli $U,10l),000 ; Cuba. JX.ioN.OOO:
France $7,602,000, and Argmitiiui, ?>),
237,000.
"Dill of ^SIMOU.!!!!!!, Europe's impor
lation.s at New York l'or October v." vie
$;',4,;jSS..j4 "i, or "S.O per cent. ?>i' tin' lo
lal," the statement said. "Nci' chines
South America, with ^ J 1 .7 1 '?? in Oc
tober. or a little le.-i.-> than in October.
Ill 1 f?. From oilier ( <Hitineiii.il divisions
New York's import;- in the ,iasi iiioiith
show decided gains over those of the
like period in *v In *n fr<>;n a!i coun
tries this port rec?'iM i| .-7 T. i <'i. or
approximately. s I . i luiii m
October, 19UI."
I
(Continued l'vom First fuj^e.)
ready loll Santa iiosalia v.nli >-u \ -
airy, is expected to reach lien: Siinda}
and drive off the remaining handns.
Nil figures showing ill-- casualties on
eiihei sub- during ih> i! iceuaj.! lig'ii
ing are ye l available.
\'illa ih e\ pi-cti 'i I in ?\ iilnlrav. ? oom
to I lie hi lis as ins inner- ha vr he.ti
scaiiered l>y iin sn> II and rilie i:re u?
the defaclii leiees and i::s eliorts :o
capiure in' i n. are glutting less .mil
less lonyfiii.
Tfevino Prepared
C 1 1 1 1 1 UAI I U A 1 "IT\. Ni?v. via
Maria. IVx.. Nov, L,,; Ceiieial Ti* \iii >
is prepared lor anoilier general assault
although ilie ii'dicii! inns today Were
the enemy would noi attack aga?n.
General Trexino is not relimiui.<ning
his vigilance and is pieparyit f"i' ?'<
surprise attack from an; u:i ? ei ilic
four quarters. At tlie time tins mes
sage was dispalehed hy courier, tin-re
were no bandits io he seen west ot
the city, tieneral Carlos Ozuna's cav
alry chariie.-; in ibis direction complete- 1
ly freed iliis sector of Villa torces. j
The losses on both sides are report- 1
ed n> he heavy as sopi" ol t i ? ? - light
ing during the jiasi HI hours has been
almost hand to hand encounters. Tiie
wounded who fell outside of the city
could not be rescouinl from the "No
Man's Land" beyond the first line
trenches because of the firing bv both
the bandits and tin government forces.
It. is expect oil lo send rescue parties
out under cover of night tonight to
bring in the wounded and bury the
dead. The wounded who fell within
the city are being cared for at the mu
nicipal hospital. Whomen are serving
us volunteer nurses in i his and other
hospitals of the rity.
The troops on both the bandit and
government sides appear very tired
after three days of almost constant
lighting.
Associated Press on the Job.
JUAREZ, Nov. jii. -The Associated
Press furnished the Carranza com
manders in Juarez tonight with the
first ?? information they have had for
thirty-six hours of the battle in Chi
huahua City. A message which could
not be sent over the federal telegraph
line because of the break below Suaz
station, was sent by courier to Marfa,
Texas, across the northern Chihuahua
desert, and relayed from there to the
border at El I'aso. How this message
was brought to the border through the
Villa lines, which are known to encir
cle the state capital to the north and
northeast is not known, but it is be
lieved to have been sent by automo
bile courier to Marfa. as it would have
been impossible to cover this great
distance on horseback.
The telegraph line at military head
quarters is not working further south
than Suaz and the runner who was
sent from that station to Chihuahua
City to ascertain conditions had not
returned tonight. Cannon lire could
still be heard to the south of Suaz,
according to the operator there.
Largest line of Solid Gold La
Valliers in the city at Hillmans at
a Special Bargain.
(Continued from rirst Pug's )
Burres raised up to look at him he
threw his hand to his hip pocket.
Thinking that he was about to draw -i
gun. the boy lay down and covered
up his head. Peeping out a moment
later, the boy says he saw the man go
to the kitchen and begin ransacking
a refrigerator. Some time, later he
went back to the middle room, look
the baby out of bed. carried it. to the
light, said "You'll sleep with your
papa to-night." and laid ii back in the
bed. The hoy cuddled the child close
to him. and ir went to sleep.
Then the man look a light from the i
kitchen and went to the north room. J
closed a door and remained in there'
The AEOLIAN !
VOCALIONj
MANY find the wonderful Vocalion ;
tone irresistible. Other# are at- f
tracted by the rich refinement of f
the cabinet style*. All marvel at the
beautiful effects secured by the Grad- !
uol* ? the Vocalion expression device. )
But whatever the most important in- i
fluence, nine out of ten declare the J
Vocalicm the world's greatest phono- -
graph. Have you heard it yet? v v v
The Music Shop ?
38 Twelfth Street
Bell 291 Nat'l 288-X
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Resources Over One Million
Dollars.
PATS 4"? Olf TIME DEPOSITS.
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one month ic a yt-ar's time to pay us back m wh:i.tever si/.e payments
you wish by the week or moni.1). In dealing wlili u.-s you can depend j
on getting the lowest rate.s in tin- city and fair. 1 i l?rr.il treatment in I
every resivoi. All business eonf'detitial. ".ill information trlfidiy fur
nished in regard to any size lout, (.'all ami ~eo u- at our office ? Room
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ROO/A 301 GERMAN BANK BU'LDINC
Market strfft -corner a"- street
y\
Sheriff's Tax Notice!
Jiouiiiiniiu' Thursday. .Tjtl.i
iusi.. the .Sheriff's Office will j
he open continuously fvomi
f 5i :00 o'clock a. m. to ~> :00 j
i ? 'cluck |). in.; uii Saturday si
until 8:00 o'clock j >. in.
The last day o|' discount to i
taxpayers will be November
2!)lll. j
,\. T. SWKKN'EV, s. (). C.j
, I
PUBLIC SALE"!
OF LIVE stock:
Tuesday afternoon, November 28. 1916.
18 HEAD OF CATTLE
4 YOUNG HORSES
Sale commerces at 1 o'clock at the ?
Sand Hill store.
ALBERT WINTERS !
ii:ii 1 1 (.'lay Pitirrf.s ami his wife rp-t
I timed. i
Story Told by Burres.
I Tin' res i of the affair is best told in!
tin- following siatem-nt made lo Depu-!
l.v Sheriff l.at?- (leaner, Coronet Mil ?.i?
??II. .Marsha! Hire ami others wlrm t h ?.? ?
coroner arrived to view the nodv:
' ".My wife ami I had been up to ll-n-'
ry Uarbcr's ai Fifth ami Warwood. Wi.??
eame home, about ten o'clock. I rock- I
j on it was. I stopped at the closet aid!
: my wife came on to the house. She!
! called to the boy to upon the door, i
but this man answered and told iwri
I '(Jet. away front ihere.' She was scared!
land ran back to I ell me somebody was,
I robbing the house. 1 ran to the porch]
[and the boy let me in tlie kitchen
? door. I hurried into the bedroom
j where my baby was asleep and got I
? this shotgun I pointing; to the double j
?barreled gun with which he said lie)
I did the shooting.) I slipped to ihcj
j door with the gun hidden behind my!
t back. I threw the door of this room j
open and saw a man stooped over ran-|
I sacking my trunk. I says to him. "What I
(are you doing in my house.' lie didn't i
i make me no answer thai 1 can re
! member but turned and threw his hand
? to his pocket. | didn't know. I thougvt
' he was reaching for a gun. I had
! cocked the right barrel of my gun be- i
I fore i opened tlte door. When dm I
! reached fer his pocket I fired and he,
i fell on his face, just like you see him j
[there. Then 1 started to find Mr. Rice. I
but the misses had already nier him
land he was coining to the house with .
' her."
i
Utners uorroooraic oiui;. I
The story of Burros, ro far as the!
j arrival of the i wo and the order given j
i lior to "Get away from there," was
(borne out by .Mrs. Rice.
i "I ran up 10 Nick Gobel's where |
| there was a big foreign wedding cele-i
j bra lion. Mr. Rice, the town marshal, i
(was there and I told him 10 come]
; with me: thai a man was robbing the
! house," she said. j
I ".Mrs. Burros came for me just as]
islie told you," Marshal Rice said. "I;
Iliad been at llobel's house on account
| of the celebration. We met Hurres j
? out there not far from the house audi
| he told me what he had done. Whi-n
|I pot here with him I found every-]
' thing just as he told me."
j Immediately upon tinding the in-'
It ruder. Marshal Rice summon I?r. ;
; Walden. Life was extinct when the
j physician arrived. Tin* shot had en-j
! tered the left side and severed the!
! division of the larue artery thai goes;
i-to the left leg. The victim had never;
i known what hurt him, the physician '
said. f
| A hurry call was sent to this city j
I for Coroner Mitchell and an officer.;
(Deputy Sheriff Lafe Graner was called
lout of bed and rushed to Warwood. !
? H<* found former Marshal I). L. Poole!
and went at once to the house where;
they found Marshal Rice. Ruins and'
| his family, several spectators and l?r. J
I Walden. The body was still lying j
I where it bad fallen.
Kxji mining iln- I'li'iii is? s. tin offi. i
found thai I'lilriiiHi' I" tli* ht'iisv w.-is j
j v -i i n?-< I by tearing I??i?s??"? tin* \vir?* "?? aj
i sTi'fii floor landing from the por.-h mm
' i>?- room u li'M'f the I'un-ism r was shot.
(I,- iMiti";; :i turning '!>'? knob of'
! Hi. i nif r lour ;in<l pushing tin- door J
?'?p*,ii. moving lb'- i i-ii til; nver which iho '
ii'ti liil'T was standing i. In.-n Muit.-s t on- I
fri'iiwil him. 1
H.n' Removed Shoes. j
Til" sIl'ol.niK \ 1 1 mi bad fiU'll "f( til";
: li", whii-l: ?i :i' I'oiiin! sitiing n ii? i?*?- :? '
tablr in ill' U 1 1 ? !???>?. II-- liaii mi :ji! hi." j
i.Ui.'r t )t? ?-. l-'r<.m a i"*-l it- rao-r. :i j
gl.'is? ?|ii:ir! .1:1 r of In ai"- bad 11 s I; ? ? 11 ?
; i ll, n mill,- 111 : is*- !; 11 ? ? -ri . ? ? -n ?-? -:i i ??? I '
ninl'T a 1 ?-?.?! was :? to j?*w> I Klein wau ii, j
uiili No. 1 I!' fiigri' v?-il in ilo;.
works. 'I'll- 1 ? -1 1 bail :i I'" ?.-ar v. .1 1- !
S'.lcl \o. C.liTs.'ii'irt. Willi;
lln i'.Mi'I 11 tul' r tin- pan wr< two blue!
l:;inilk?-,r> hi'-i's ?? in I i-,vr. >lii?!uui"r.fr? I
from th>- M. ft. M. s 1 1 ?? stofi', None J
? >f this flint. i:tnT'-'> and his wit. said. i
N-lone tn l'i?-iii I t oin :i I >< ? t T 1 ?. in tin-'
kit.-lnu tin- in'tti'b-r t .vl drain, il most,
of a (plan >>r' milk. I n !!'?? room r\ Ii*- !*??
l'f was kit!' "1. I ? had op'-in-d a trunk,
with oin- -.I :i Itinii-li of li- vs ioiiiul in a
b<?wl in .-oioito-r r ?'ii , talon -"'ir s--vra!
pi "f !????:: and \ ?? r.-t t of l
.?lli<M .-lothinc 1 rom : wo dr<- drawers, j
In on., of his p'u'k.'is. Hi- man had;
pl ovil Mrs. llurr.-s' s.-i.ssnrs ,ii.l 111 an- j
..lii.r -i pound of l.uii,-:- s'amp'-d wiltij.
ill, u,.r.l?: "I 'r.i'-'S.i Km-. 1 " \\ 1 1 1 ? - i 1 Mr<. .
Hi i r ??.i.| told t'f "iTfi'*, r.-? lin\v \% ? >ii i?J I
liri'i stamf'd oil tin" ; ;?? r
Descriptlon of Victim.
"i'lv -1).?>! in?: \ 1,-iiiii a;>p). r.-ut ly was 1
?,i> yi'irc or o|.|. r: about !'??<? t im-h'-s j
lull; w'-inli'-.l pr?h)iM\ IT1"' ponnds; lia.fl '
slightly imirty hair ami a vry snndyj
mouslarli" i|.- \* or" a dark 1 in ,
suit. H.'ilt ??nf|-p"pc?%r ! r'-'iis-'-'-. ?lark !
v.t'i hni, huff \\ '<>l shirt aiv-i bin- nnd'T- '
riot blue. IIP? sl-|i?.->s \vr>' :a n.
Mor'-- than a ball" Inili'tr^.i t or-- 1 snirrs !
who rnlWi In <<?.? ilio b"?i> t'ail'-rl "S 1
btoniffv bini. hut D" pn t y Slu-riff <;ran.-,rl
finally loi-:. t??<| on" man at *iio '.v.lijinjr '
eclfbra t jon n?iir by who sabl that t } j ?-? '
'i?.<Hl man formerly work^'l I'-'-r th" |
Fnundat i.?a .??impjiny ami ibsit I,. \v?is 1
1 r".*? t ffi fiir an Injury to his fool ai thu ,
N'orlh \Vh""litiK- hospital aboin nin? I
v.-p^ks airo. oc.hi pyitic she so.-oinl br.l !
fri'in th.- "-ntrani-o to th>- tirst door wani. i
011 the right.
foron.-r Mit.-ltfll aft-'r viewing sbo!
bo.lv bail it . r'-n'ov'i 1.. ? In.- M.n'b'l nil- '
?b-rtaUing .'stabljsimi.-nt .v., v.-rr1!.-! '?
will b?: r.-nilfffil. in- tiding a !'urtln>r in- I
v.'st igation.
A REZAEKABI.E CASt
M A UTI N'SP-fRn. W V.I. \..v !
M?li.-al ni.-ii ar.' ??onfront.'.) with one of |
il?>> most iini^nal <*a s, ?.? . ,>vor known in '
tins sta!" .lohn | ..??:.?!- M.-l '.->na ai. ag.-.l !
IT. has had 17 bonos broken sine ii.-> was
t year old. He is now at the hom? of
WANTED? Male Eelp.
WANTED- Kir.-i sml second hi ml haker. Musi b
?'i?T ami industrial* Ai*(ly at "nee .Voile's '0.1 ?>
cry. >T 1 u fcnff St., or rail iGO.j-Y Nat pbona.
n-27
WANTED ? l.oy to drive delitery . wagon. IIM S'.a.
Uioeery i.'o., Island. n-21-fti
WANTED? Sule<mer> ro sell house Uold good*. Kx
perlence unnecessary and iibir.il conipen?aili>ii t<
wide unake uun. U. K. Adams Co.. 1 14U - 1141! .Man
St.. upstairs.
WANTED ? Two young men t" work newj agent,! or
II. ?v O. trains Apply at Union Ne?a Co. off'.?,
It. Si u. depot. ae-3-t/
WA'ITED At once. jetiral good lielirerf ac<J,4i -k-j?
br.js, to work iiefore school. Apply at ?'jreuUttwi"?4
Ijc.iail'no'ut, Intelligencer. b-tween 4 and 4 a. ni
WANTED? Female Help.
WANTED ? Sfimirrai !;???. light wofK. Address A. II
i.'.. faro Irit'llisvnref. n--4j
WANTED? K:t-t Has# cr>od ??'*?!?. Api>ly R'?e*
\im?d jui jui . I'mun >treet. lie! J tire. d-24-1
V/ ANT ED ? Laily !?;.* ? rlnUnt hmpic nrcantsfrtion for
m ;?? I "iMsl'Io \Toii. in ivim?ivti?n wi:!i filing o.ir
? It* ii| r?ul>li?w? ti' ii.. a??ldr.'S.H The !*/?*,:. I;
Krrfora! St . N. S. Pittsburgh, Pa. ?i 24 "i
FARMS ? Wanted.
WANTED ? T- renl fami. ?.M..d rclnble peoplt Ad
dress A-41. inlelllgcncer. n-li-t
WANTED? To Buy.
WANT EO Th hi i.v .*> Star drilling machines that tvT
drill from $00 to 23M Fur c*&h. A rid re*:
Drilling M:??hin*s. care IntHllicrnvcr. n-2l-y
WANTED ? Oil and Iftiws, in cood t*rrit??^y
>i|:!r?"?< II. ran* Intelligencer. n-2l*p
FOR SALE.
FOR SALE Ism and woodworking pia-hincrr- n??
ami vc?nd band. Machine tools, Iithrj, drills
sliapcrs. planers. presses. (jarage machinery. <i??o
line engine*. I'uinps. elecrrir motnr?. engines.. boilers
planer*. band-saws. sawmill nutfltts. Belling, pul
ley.*. shafting. < 'on? ractors' equipment. Ba.nl .Ma
chinery Pittsburgh. I'a. n-H-j
FOR SALE? Cheap. registered 0. I. t'. male pigs frn
prize winning stock. Improte your herd with a fug
lttercd sue. K. K. liorsiiob. Rajland. Ohio. n-H- -"V
TO TRADE.
WANTED To trade g.?d farm. One miie from *trc?
car. Will trade for leal cstato in Martin* Kerry i.
Warwond. Address t\. care Intelligencer. n "!-??
MISCELLANEOUS.
WANTEO Too large old fashioned book-ca i#t. f'
r t'aliiiban. .Scbtiiillbach llldg. n-2i-i
CASH. CASH. CASH.
We pay the blglie.-t price lor wrecked and worn mu
' automobiles: alio tools and machinery t.( ai i <jeterl.i
I tions bought and Mild. Open Saturday evenings uuli
I 10 o'clock p. m.
Tool Store. ]DSl-lo;:3. Market Street,
j Telephin# lar-B. n-U-tl
l Securec. Trad?
iinarKs reelster
<rd. f'ar.ctu ajQC
.iu.ociuu.fi. .iLifiiiuu. booklet rre<e.
2. B. DUlnIiAX', Patont
National ii.vchx.nge Bank tJuiiolnK. ,
Wbotlltu.". W. Vjl. /
FOK SEITx.
FOR RENT ? 1 aero gmden farm I'.j or.iltj lro:n I";
i!ro?e. >.'all 200- V. I*. V. n-2'>-j
FOR RENT ? Kami of 4T acre* near Wellihurg I'rm
of a SI kind*. Ilo-.is.-, barn, ftahie, coal lu^k
1 Kvryihnis ie.at an Indusirnoie. honest, r-bllging ten*
1 .ml >!ioiih( w1-h. None others need at>i>ly. I)"n'i
?-rite. CaJl. J^r. J. A. Coa. Mutual Hank llulld'ii^'
i city. 'j-21-l
AT AND NEAR CORNER OF MAIN AND TENTH
STREETi
3 FRONT ROOMS KO.W
I FRONT ROOMS 2TW
7 FRONT ROOMS ?0 CC
fi ROOMS AND HALL oO.OC
I STORE ROOM. LOGAN'S OLD CORNER
(MAY BE IMPROVED) IOO.OO
JAMES L. HAWLEY. I065' . MAIN S" .
FUNERAL DIRECTORS
ana /
ARTERIAL EMBALMER3
a iia isl v I a tJ Lij aikCUCtC to HI U.U Unit.*.
Si ore ? lieu 12*.:'.; National 1743.
?Kesiuence ? VV. it. Cooey. Be U
Niuiiniu.1 1272-K.
Rctuucuce ? A. uelswiuiKer, Xalioua.
J3VU-R.
DIED
liAttDNtn or. >jund*>. Vficsnbcr iJ. 131r>, at ..3)
..Vlwk .. n? . Mi;s. .It 1.1 A I.A*ID (jAilU.NKK
J-?ui?c;a! her Jit** it'snionce, No. .VJU Norti^
i-'f.niT >trn:t, M??inuy afi?:rn?>oit .it - y'clw'h.
KritMid.i tin* !.i n.it y ;nvit??i tt? attend. intor.'jH'iit
i>MVut< :?l Cli WHWycil ivnu lery.
WYAN'T On 1'nri.r. N??irn.l*r 21th. 1;-!^. ?t 12
.*Vi. c* u?x'ii. .tt th?- i??il*n.v .if her MMff. Mr*
!? '? ??* : . N<> i? - atrcet, II 'A 11.
;wif il l.dMrom*'. \V. (nct? liab^ri.
?**. t V o ? ??!? M??r?flav *fr? rr.f-ni *t
I'r. -..?!> m??t?ti t*> .iUcmI. If. lei fi.cn l *i Orcii ??>?>!
NAYLOR ? At h:?. homo ;n Sa!uM*.'.
Nowiiibt i i :? I nt :?? oYUvk .t ra . JuH.\ >.
.\A\I.UK. in the ?' a t U yc^i if Ins
K lineal :.??!!? the i \l-n.iay afternoon at. ...It*
Kh**in|> ??f she family Ki.ittxi. Interment
t>;;vaua. wiKi!Wriu?l ivnirtery.
ll'Usi.M; i.DIlt fl 'V.ei #. *
ADAMS? <i:i I-'thIj, morning. .V ivpniljer K'liJ. at
!.i.* l.'Wiit- :!? i'ai k V.cw. IIAltltV CiKKKX ADAMS,
: ii (tic .%2li*l >*MI *>{ In* JeC.
I*'i;?n ><?] >i'hnv.i Momlay ?:ivf:iot)D. November 27. .?*
_? i.VI'V.'*. it In."* Iit?? Ii- ??.?? I.v-nnuii ai lireeu
A"?m| roiiifl'%7.
BF.LTZ? ??n I'rel l!4th. 19l<i, aljt?Vl>:i.
I". in., .?* th'.' fj?ui!y * .\?j. 17 Tw?;nueiij
*tro.t. KKC1NA. union Ui*; hib.* J \\ . )?eiu. Sr..
;u Xkt Mm yr^r. I
Ku'i'Tul "ii .\Ieinl.?y m ninn; 5 ?0 ' ?iVJn?rk.
Jiuh in---, i>t. A'ih'?nsii?? iliur-h at 2."i) nVlnr*,
I'm n?l> of t;.i* r*>i<c<-ifulJ> .n?it*4 t?j *t
:??n?|. Infrrnn'nt Mt. iY.li.jry.
~FUNEKAL D1R?CT0KS
l ouTs^TeFFschy
FUNERAL DIRECTOR AND
ARTERIAL EMBALMER
1122 and 1124 Main Street *
? I'ftilb Answpfcf! I "ay or N'igbt ?
Store Phones 6M5
.1. Bertschv ? Nar. Phono 1915-R;
Moll lo34 K.
Breummer & Hildebrand
Funarol Dircctoru and JSm'oa.imoi?.
Comer Marltot. and Twenty-occond Xta.
Tol^otirtno ik ? ?>!! i nitthi.
hi.< ;-;i i "tits. Mr. .? tt*l .*11?. I "r-t nU McD"ii
1 ? i . who liVf :i s!i.>r! i];s:ai:<*? from tlii?
i-lty. A' ;-r-'v< nr h>- !i:i> :i limlwn I^IT :ui(
hriikt-n arm. ii!-' I:i r t* r :h ft re.sulr
a.' till m 1 1 1 1 1 ? ? in i(k- air. Hl?
liulii-M hic s.> f i r : t r ! ?" !!i;it ; h<jy br.\?k
wlnii'Vfi !i*- :li : h?> ?!ls'ht<" ?l
jtliysiral ??x<-ni'>n ?< H his !if^ Ii^
sufiVrof) Hroat pjun because of ti#r
affliction.