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REAL ESTATE
AT ELM GROVE, W. VA.
There is a six- roomed modern dwellinsr "tTered for sale ;it tlio ridi?'?i-!
lously low price of S3500, ami not all cash is needed, at that : is .si'u-i
ated near the MONT.MKNT I'LAl'E. ami has every convenience, jrond-j
sized lot, and in the very best of repair.
HESSE & KIRCH1NER CO.
25 ELEVENTH STREET.
Open Evenings. Both Phones, 471. ,
Member Wheeling Real Estate Board.
140-ACRE FARM
Six room moriern housi?. ?r?am heat injf arrangement; farm lays .1 n ?? :n V>? j
1 condition. 6 acres alfalfa, good barn and iiat buildings; coat, oil ni.?J gas |
rights k*o with sale: near St. Clalrsv?U?\ Ohio.
L. A. ROLF AGENCY
10 14tH Street.
Properties aianag-^fl, HLonoj to loan. Qaneral Insurance. Member "Wheel
in* Ileal Estate Board.
FOR SALE
?rick in fiiT I<
i. Bath, rvcep
House just newly painted. lYi<
Eieht-roorn brick in fine location on Sixteenth >treet. House in
A No. 1 condition. Rath, reception hall. etc. ? ^^000
Hmisp itist neu'lr oainted. I'rice tPOVf vr vr i
Citizens Savings & Trust Co.
BANKING? REAL ESTATE? INSURANCE
Corner Sixteenth and Market Streets. Both Phones, 498.
Member Wheeling Real Estate Board.
FINE FARM ? Located near Triadelphla, 10 acres, 6-roomed house, !
. level ground ? $3600. . {
THE FINANCE COMPANY
Fidelity BaU/ilng, 1229 Main Street.
Capital and Surplus 8160,000.00. Beal Estate aad Tire Insurance.
W. O. BSA2TO, MOB. SEAL ESTATE DEPT.
Modem Suburban Home
? ">v<Tl?>i?k:ng Wood lawn ami I-Mpwood.
Ihtk- inwn plenty shrubbery with two
across ??!' land. Ideal home tor the well
man. Price ? S25.000.
J. P. Roth Realty Co.,
1138 Chaplin? St. Opposite Post Office.
"I A Per cent- on your money, 7-room house, storeroom, stable;
XU lot 56x120 ft., level, out of floods, 82400, rents S20.00.
Tucker-Csiirilia-Campbeil Co.
1212 CKAPUNI ST.
Open Evening's.
Natl 1084-2C. Bell 710
MEMBER OP WHEELING REAL ESTATE BOARD.
Will fix it up we will let'
'you arrange your terms
for the cheapest home
on the car line in city. Ri
Jesbitt,jr.
16th and Market Sts.
Both Phones
Open Evenings.
F OR SALE
No. -JUT >t.. II r? ???:n two I
baths.. l\\ <-? Uttcli* iss. i.tui'.ilrv. Kvry- [
voifx t'Hiono.*. I.ot JO"-. t.
'i'llli nice N'Tltl i-'lotll 51. .'HJflirry. I
I^IO'S I?'\V.
No. lii riau short:*- .V.e.. 7 ivanx a .<1 i
biiiU. pantry. 1 1 : i ? - r i oios*-t u.iil hi
(,\>ry oi-ub!*- i-liar. ! .*? ? t
A fortf-c** tour it.'i.iis ;i::m buiil. |
K'lg'ltt I'Wi. i
Tatum & Caldwell
Hooro 4. City Bank Blclg-. ? - ,
Bell 664. STai'l 364-X. j
COUNTRY PLACES FOR RENT.1
1 (?!??? ? WiOK
national 63L Bell 1593-3.
poe nr.Trr
11*9 Market St., Cnd floor. 5 rooms
bath ?50.
114? Market St.. Srrl. flour. 5 rooms.
bath 35.
1151 Ma-k.-c St.. 3r.d. floor. 5 rooms.
bath ?
J0-I3th St.. 1st. floor. 5 ro->tns. hsrh 31.
15th. ? McCollooli St.. 3rd. floor.
pan'ry. bath. wat?r r??nt paid... Z.
4115 South Penti St . ' rooms. ha>b. jn.
Edjcdale. 6 rooms, bate 30.
L^thTWOOfi. 2nd. floor. 3 rooms.
bath 35
Security ! rust Co.
Agepts
1146 Market Str??t
FOR SALE? WAR WOOD HOME
Five roomed house and buth. n^wly
frtlehed. Two porches. Lot 30x120.'
$2,100.
Roderus & Win?erteri
1019 Schmulbach Builfiinjf. '
Tbxn*mi BeU 15T7; National. 978. |
Woodlawn Lot, $2600
If sold at once. Think o? it. It 1* worth
1600 00 more. t? iiO\t20. and just tht
pla^e for a beautiful home. Don't miss
tht? bargain.
PAUL-LOUGH CO.
Rim tOi Srnii Bull BulMH*.
8*1 X2: N?L S73-M.
A FEW LEFT
i 0?a2J In the Midway
! THE BEST LOCATION
inmcmeche:
!i
Low Prices ? Easy Term,
REID REAL ESTATE CO.
* ? - INSURANCE ? .
-^16 S-CHMUIBACH BLDC
OPE/1 ? SATURDAY EVWllNGf
FOR EXCHANGE!
\\V have t '?v i ? general stores'
which \\oiii<! invuii'i* approximate-'
ly s| -J null, which we won hi ho;
v.illioir t<> ^.vhaiitre for srnod:
farina or income properly. i
FOLMAR-ROMINE CO. !
German Bank Bldg.,
Wheeling-, W .Va.
100 ACSJES TOB 54,000.
Six r<">o:o house. si:it?; roof, (rood build
ings. I" H'f-s So. S coal, st>ni? bottom
ml. half this yc:i rs crop k.'ivc ?o owner;
vi!l :r.*i"i?- j for quick ?i?m 1. and e:i*y
,t> r.'i:s; M* si.-r?-s !? >r $C.">r,'i: n"\v build-;
iftiis: ;i ! I kii;<N of ? 'hi'> farms: money to'
!??:??; ?writv tor int farm list to
H. H. MASTERS, Agent.
Canibrluffe, O.
Plumbing, Heating and Fire
Sprinkler Systems
ROBT. W. KYLE CO. j
Now at 1518 Main Street
Get Our Prices Before Instating.
LATEST MAGAZINES
l'.""ks. Stationery. Post Cards. Ail sub
scriptions filled at publishers lowest
oricy. direct to your address.
C. H. QUIMBY
' 1612 Market Str??t.
GREAT ENTHUSIASM
OVER GEN. PERSHING
PARIS; June ID. ? Major General
J,onn J. Pe is hint;", commander of the
A met ican military forces In France,
spent his third and last day in Pari*
before leaving for rhe fremt In making:
official call?, paying a visit to Mar
sha! Joffre.. with whom he had lunch
eon, and Ti5ltln? the senate. He also
visited the Pieptts cemetery, "where he
placed a wreath -on the tomb of La
fayette.
During hie visit, to the senate today j
there were sc??ies of enthusiasm simi
lar to those that, took place In tb?
chamber ot deputies yesterday, Th?
senators stood when Pershing ap-i
p^ar^d in the diplomatic box acenmpa- j
nied by William Graves Sharp, the
American ambassador, and applauded
him for "several minutes.
M. Uibot, the premier, alluded to the
presence of the distinguished Ameri
can soldier and called on Foreign Mir.-'
ister Viviani to address the .senate. M.
Viviani. speaking at first with great re
straint. launched witli great beauty of'
expression into an oration in which lu.
described the rwfusal of the United
States to see the ideals of civiliza-j
tinn. of democracy and of right in bat- j
tie with dt'Strut r. i *. ? - torces without tak |
itiK iter part, wnicii he declared" was j
a great, and noble par'.
The senate took a recess of half an !
hour e-o that t h?; members mi k ht be.
introduced to General }Vrshiug. j
J^ater General Pershing drove with
General Pelletlre to the P'epus ceme
tery, where a wreath was deposited on
the tomb of Lafayette.
ELLISON NAMED CN
COUNCIL OF DEFENSE
S'. aI it.!: ? '!.? ll.'-UU*'! ??;
WASHINGTON. D. Cv .lune .lo.
i 'apt. J. Frank Kll'son. of Cincinnati,
was i inlay appointed a member of tie*
inland rivers transportation commis
sion of the narinnal council of defense,
anil is expected to supervise the ex
penditure iif millions on Ohio river
improvement* made mort> necessary
by the state of vur overtaxing llio
capacities of the railroads.
Washington, .rune is.? The coun
cil of national defense today an
nounced creation of an inland water
transport a lion, committee with Gen.
\\\ M. Black, chief of army engineers.
I . S. A., as chuinuan of the advisory
comm.is#ion of the council, who has
special charge of matters relating to
transportation, as a member ex*o?3cio.
The other members of the commit
tee are:
Walter S. Dickey, vice-chairman, of
Kansas City. Mo.: president Kansas
City-Missouri Kiver Navigation com
pany.
George E. Bareol. president of the
Philadelphia stock exchange.
Captain .T. E. Ellisch. Cincinnati,
formerly secretary of die National
Rivers and Harbors Congress.
Joy M6rton. Chicago, director in
many financial, mercantile and -trans
portation companies.
James E. Smith. St. lxmis. presl
dent Mississippi Valley Waterways
Association.
M. J. Sanders, president New Or
leans board of trade.
Nontenant Colonel C. Keller of the
corps of engineers will set. as secre
tary of the .committee.
ft will be the function of the new
committee to bring together the com
panies engaged in inland wat<*r (raf
fle. including those on the Great Lakes
In order better to meet the war situ
ation and increase and make mor?- ef
ficient the freight carrying facilities
of the countries waterways. It is
hoped through the agency ot" this com
mittee to aid in sotue decree in meet
ing existing shortage of freight cars
in the s?srtions where water trans
portation is possible.
Misunderstanding With
Japan is Cleared Up
WASHINGTON. June lf?. ? Almaro
Sato. Japanese ambassador, discussed
with Secretary Lansing today the
scope and purpose of the coming
Japanese diplomatic mission which is
expected to place the relations of t!iu
two countries on a- better basis. All
the complex diplomatic questions con
cerning the revolutionized Far Eaist
will be gone into, it was stated.
The recent misunderstanding in
Japan over America's note urging the
Chinese factions to restore order was
stated afterward to have been cleared.
Ambassador Sate has cabled his cov?
ernuient that the fa he text carried
into the Tokio Aushi from Its New
York correspondent, was not an actual
note from his government but merely
the comment of some Washington
correspondents -on it. Charge Wheeler
>? Tokio had previously similarly ex
;..ained the situation.
LONDON. June 15. ? Great Britain
? ?day despatched to the United States
? reply to a note addressed to tho
;-.u eii t"e allied powers inviting them to
associate themselves with the United
Spates on the principles of the recent
American note to China, w?iich ex
pressed regret at China's internal
political difficulties and a hope that,
internill peace soon would be restored.
The British aivswer, which is of
considerable length and carefully
framed, expresses sympathy with the
principles enumerated by the 1'nited
.> THE PIASIO.VD UHjfcND.
J.?dlc#t A?k Jouf nr?xsrj?t foi
<'bl-eho?-lcr ? lironi
1'IIU la K?4 and met?tllc>
bow*. bc?I?<1 ?ith Blua Ribbon.3
Take a* ether. Bur of ronr
A?kforCin-CnV:e.TZ?<"?
DLAMO.ND DUA.NO PiLLJ!, for ?5
ye*rikii9wa0sBsit,S?fcj!.At?ayiR<lt3V:e
SOLD BY DRUGGISTS EVERYWHfRg
How much mileage do you
get out of your clothes?
Ours are the long- distance
sort built for substantial
service.
We are showing new linos
of Shirts in Madras. Silk
Stripes, Fibres and Silks.
Prices $1.00 to $5.00
Even* Straw is not a
Sailor ? some men prefer the
Bally Lnn. the Panama or
Milan. We have them in all
shapes.
Prices $2.00 to $5.00
Geo. W. Fox
1310 Market St.
BARKER'S
MR BALSAM
HAIR
A toilet pr?pw*tloa of merit
to?rnJlc?t'i daalrr.IT.
I For iiertoriae Color wjd _
Bceutr to Grt r ?i" Fadod Hnir.
Ma ?nd >1.0* r>r?rrt?K.
Industrial Success la beyond j>ro
cedent. Say your lot. quickly. Dou
ble your money. ACT WOW
1230 Market; St.
Bell Phono 1135. * lsfat'1 16G-Y.
ATLANTIC CITY
ATLANTIC CITY
ir\GloriousSummertirr\e
The Leading Resort City in the World
. with the broadest, gayest and safest
beaches, insuring security to the most
timid bather, the finest attractions,
the best hotels and moreover, the
most invigorating climate ever known.
I isif Atlantic City and be convinced
THE LEADING H HUSKS ARE ALWAYS OPEN
and will furnish full information, rates, etc., on application
(Hotels are all American 1'lan, unleshotherwlse noud.)
Hotel St. Charles Hotil Dennis Hotel Chelic:i
On the Ocean Front On the Ocean Front On the Ocean Front
Newlin Haines Co. Walter J. Buxby .!.B.Thoropson&Go
The Shelborne
On the Ocean Front
European Han
J. Welkcl. Mgr.
Marlborough- Blenheim
On the Ocean Front
Amrrkvin and Euro
pean Plans.
Josiah White & Sons Co.
Hotel Strand
On the Ocean Front
F. B. Off and
H. C. Edwards
The Holmharst The Wiltshire. Seaside House
Central'.NearBeach Central: NejirUeauh On the Ocean Front
Henry Darnell Samuel Ellin F. P. Cook's Son*
For detailed information regarding train connection*, etc.,
consult local ticket aSonta
(ialca Hall
Hotel and Sanatorium
F. L. Youwt. Mgr.
I States ami a wish to do everyt hing .
possible id conform with Preside*..:
Wilson's desires. Hut it adds that ]
Great Britain naturally must view the
situation from a sliciitly different .
i standpoint than the I ' n i t ?-d Stat-s ami
that .-.In* may not be able to do all Shu
president suggests.
LABOR MEN PLACED
i ON DEFENSE COUNCIL
i
J WASH INC, TON*. r>. c. June 15.?
' Labor's protest against lack of repre
J. mentation on the di fense council's com
! mittew on coal production was an- j
? swered to-day by the appointment of j
; these men to the board, John P. While, j
Frank Hayes. William Green and John I
' L. Lewis, oil! vers of the Cnited Mine!
j Workers of America; .lame.- Lord, of j
!the American Federation of Labor; I
John Mitchell, chairman of the Indus- J
trial Commission of the' .State of New ;
I York, and II. !. Kerwin. secretary to
Secretary of Labor Wilson.- The an- j
nouncenient of the selection of new ;
'members followed a meeting of rhe la-:
|bor representatives and ollicials of the .
(council of national .lef.-n.se in the of- i
'lice of Secret a rv Wilson.
PROEING THE ALLEGED i
| PRO-GERMAN PLOTS;
'? SPKINC.FIKLlt. Mo.r.Iune If. .--Fed- \
I era! Investigation of alleged abduction j
! plots supposedly directed in Spring-:
| field by agents of the German gov- 1
jernmeiu. \vas resumed today with the I
l arrival from Kansas City, of Arthur
; ltaclry and Oscar Schmidt, special in
I ve.sfij;ators of the Department of Jus
It lee. Ho'h admitted they nail obtain
I ed certain .statements from Claude J. |
! I'iersol. who was placed In jail at Kan- j
! sas City following unsuc. > ssful at
.tempts by "vigilantes" to -wring a '
j confession front him in connection!
jwlth the disappearance and death of.
j Lloyd Keet. 14 month old son of a
Springfield banker.
It was intimated rhai the Keet kid- i
! naping mystery had a cl<><. connec
1 1 ion with the mission of the Federal
j agents in this city and thai they were
I on a trail leading to St. Louis
| HANDSOME TREATMENT !
! OF U. S. BY URUGUAY
i
I MONTKVIDKt >. I'ruguay . June 1 '?
t The senate decided today that if;
[American warships visit Ctuguay they j
[ will be treated as non-belligerent.-.. !
j (Although Cruguav decreed its lien j
trality in the war between the Cnludj
j States and Germany she esppMseu
: sympathy with the action of the Cni'
i ed States. Warships rated ;is helltg
j erents would be permitted to remain
i in port only -I hours and would
! limited as tv? the suppli-s wiiich tle-yi
might take on.)
roughTledding 'j
FOR THE RIVER BILL;
WASHINGTON. June l.V ? Debate !
'on the $L,!',i'oi.ii,iiim river mill harbors
(bill uniier tin- five-minute rule began
(today in tin* house, with its support-,
jers striving to rush it to final vvte by,
j tomorrow night. If a vote is not j
treadled ilicn the food lo-ntrol lull will'
I displace it for possibl) a week.
| Fight on the bill sprung a new drive |
with an antendtuent by Representative !
? I'arker of New .Jersey to prohibit ?w
ipenditure of any of the motley during
?the war except on I he president's ad-j
[mission that It is for necessary re-i
jpairs to existing projects or for imnte-|
jdiate military necessity.
I Supporters of the bill who contend1
ii' is a war measure and not a "t/ k
bill" rallied to the attack and del'./ i
1 1 ho amendment.
I BIG INCREASE IN THE
GUARD ENLISTMENTS
! WASHINGTON, June i." An in
'ctease of ::!f> -;ffic:jrs and 1 7 fi en-'
listed m?n in the National Guard not j
in the federal seivkv i.? shown in the
latest report.? to the militia bureau
i of the war department. l):i May .11. j
the strength of the National Guard
was 4. 112 officers and 10S.RS1 men.]
while on June Iflth a lotnl of -; . 7 7 -S !
officer? and 122.tH?7 tnen had been |
, reported.
! On the strength of this showing the!
? aggregate of the National (Jnard both j
I In and nut of the federal service Is i
j in the neighborhood of 22f..00n men.
I within approximately lOD.Otlu of the!
I maximum .strength of the forr?s in
' eluded in the tabulation.
i M'MECBEN i
j Miss Minnie Goepiein. Miss "Mabel!
Thonon and Miss Ethel Uruv will j
j leave Sunday for Atlantic City to i
spend their vacations.
TJjy Pythian Sisters will meet at .
I7:I0 In i!io basement of the Christian!
cJ lurch and go in a body to lite audi-'
! lorltim where the .annual memorial;
I sermon will be preached by C. W. j
j Fuller. Jr., minister. ;
FINGERS AMPUTATED.
Isaac Gilson. a Richland miner, wrb
the victim of u painful accident yes- i
terdity afternoon when l he finger of
his right hand were mashed by a fall
of stone. He was removed to the!
North Wheeling hospital whero last I
ATLANTIC CITY HOTELS i
I
iC,
B-Z
ATLANTIC CITY
; Be cool and comfortable i Ims su rcrrer I
ON THK 0< KAN FRONT ? j
j "IN THF VKRY CEN'TRI- OF KVtSTTBtNC" :
! Trie Hotrl i, built cl" STHFL. BRICK and
i STON'h". .W dcIigHtio! r^?n?, TV with pri- ?
j vate hath. equipped ui:!? hot and cold. fresh ?
i and ?cb warer. Orchritra ??t '?olntsta. NX'Al.K, :
; l.iRIVEur MOTOR amid unu.tuwl imercm.n? ?
: surround 1114:1. Private ?tira;tc on premises. I
? Sea hathinc yachting, fiMnn*. shooting, and ?
: GOL!': }:inc*t H hole rotine on- rhe j
; Atlantic tY?a<r.
"Ytu nil f.nJ u.t %ineereh interested !
rn ji?T* y ou " cuit mont enjoyable".
v Ownership Management
;? ,X-T /
AMERICAN PLAN RATES
?2 to ?i Haiiv? $i?. si sir.. fiT.r.o
Weekly.
Bnat Located Popular Prior Hotel In Atlantic City. K.J. (
NETHERLANDS
Now York Av<v. 50 Yards from Boardwalk.
fawi: aii'l ? ? ??an ? \i|arltt.
CENTER OF ALL ATTRACTIONS.
KN?\ator: prp>at<* liaU*?. ?.vrj .*.?? outMidc rovm* have
l.ct ami in?M rtsiarti m?c wat^i. j
SPECIAL THEE FEATURES.
Bsthing Privilege From Hotel. I
LAWN TENNIS COURT
DANCE FLOOR
Booklet With Polnti ot lnt?re*t.
In Atlantic City Mailed on RequM?.
K1 II \\ \ 1.1:1.. ritMpitiKTnlt j
KffoCeJ,
?>> n ?v ?l
7 9
"ATLANTIC CITY.
Open cU a\\seasons
K of thc Year
j\ r<?ccKjrvi.sed?standord
oi exceUen.ee,
WALTER J. 3U23Y.
r*nrirftf<*e. Av. I Bo.irh. !
? lift; KitvpriMif. Addition.) j
FREE BATHING ROOMS
AND i
'U/YTE! 5H0WCR BATHS !
nUl LL Kite trie Light*.
2 w:if#?r In rooms .*:* u: ?Sa?!v. (.;*??-, ?,l irnrklT, (
! * s la j
aitil iimi1 ?' ' .?? v.f
HOTEL BOTHWELL~~!
ATI.AVTIi- i'IT V N. .1.
;*k.fia At* !i -i;m? :i. I rijivaik and
l"!t f l!i?.\ .1 ?
H'.aii'l? 1 !?> .??* a??.| M-rrsr.- li . ^W >
PHILLIPS HOUSE
Mii>-s:h,Iiii->4 i> A > ?. :u :ir Uracil. I
.Wla%u. ? *it v. N. .1
? l? :i :? !l ' ? ?? l:.?.K|.'!, i\ I'. Phillips. j
BEDFORD SPRINGS, PA.
Curative Waters With a
National Reputation at
BEDFORD SPRINGS
<?em.aL) HOTEL & BATHS
Spend n 'nrpr. lienltliful rammer In
Till- i it:!. ? ! >: ! :? in p:irk "f
.vr>?. luvit'imtinj; ll'yo
? hoif frn I ???<?!. rii-iuri.-^inp InM'.a
p:itlis. i'"--! Iii.il-.r r<*a rif.ll>* wall.P.
I"\i r? i-utijuftr nr..| !n Idor ti;*?-rs|ur- coif,
t' llliis. r.dil.j:. Ixiw'.lut. HWlllltUlIIZ. "lauc
ine.
M#gri" ?la na?li* ami Tlcdfonl Mineral
Wst?T* : f rital jbw? of tfi? fniiious
Europ'-iin n-sort*.
Mi.fnr tnurisfs win flnj ac*
COaimoilnriniK.
NOW OPEN.
- *. F. BEMI3. Mf. M. C. JHEEHT. fitet. Vjf.
niichi Mrs. Ahfi'snlii and Hailing' am- 1
l'uiat''il ihrt'v I'inuci.- . '
ONLY FOUR STATES
TO BE HEARD FROM;
WASHINGTON, .luiit* 15. AV* ? i H the I
totals from four stairs still tui report- j
??d. tli?> nation's military resist ration I
mil iiad almost loiiflnni nine million'
lonlchi ami officials still prcdicicd j
t lie final tabulation mi.yin show rnon.1 j
ihi'.n nine :>nd a littK iiiillion.
The tola! from M states and iiu'J
Oi.--:rict f?t' Columrda was s.S''s.:, 17
ootnpitred to a census estimate of !?,- 2
?<?21.837. For the four states yet to re- j
port. Mapsachuset is. Kentucky. Mon- j
mm and Wyomlnc. the a(?t;regate cen-j
si:.-, estimate is more than CSo.ono. I
MAY REBUILD SOON j
Architect Faris Preparing -Plans for'
Reconstruction of Garages De
stroyed Yesterday.
R. J. McCuilasb, owner of the prop-J
ertv ai Sixteenth and F:off streets, the;
sc. ne of yf-Kterdiiv's ll rc-. which de- 1
stroyed the Reo and Llt'.roln garages, i
may* rebuild the structures at om-e. |
Lnst nipht Architect F. F. Faris went ;
over the ground preparatory to draw- |
ing up plans and specifications for new j
buildings.
COLOR~DED MASONS ELECT- !
Pindtl nir.'ntch t" t!i? tnt^UUenw.
i'LARKSBT.'RG. W. Va.. June 15.? |
Officers were elected as follows by the j
West- Virginia. Grand Lodge of Negro j
.Masons, which has just closed its for- i
tint h annual convocation here, after
selecting Huntington as Hs next meet- j
ing place: Most worshipful grand j
master, A. E. Goodwin, Rluetield; right j
worthy senior grand warden, A. W.
Curtis, of Institute; right worthv Ju
nior grand warden. W. K. Mitchell, of
niuefield; rlKhr worthy grand treasur
er. R. R. Trent, of Huntington: right
worthy grand secretary. G. W. Hughes,
of Huntington; right worthy grand lec?
A
You Behind ? lz tits
your bills and would
like to get straightened up, come in and see us. We will
loan you the amount you need quickly and confidentially. We
do not ask you to get endorsers for your note or otherwise
publish your business. You can pay us back by the week or
month in easy payments. You will find our charges reason
able. If you need money, call, write or telephone. We will
be glad to explain fully and you will not be under obligation.
National Loan Company
Natn Whfl. St
Bell Whfl. 42
Room 301 German Bank Bldfl.
NOTICE
NotW Is hereby y! Tt-r. thai. u : a meeting if the
stockholder? of tho South Side Coal Works. 1 corpora
tion created mid t,rp:ui 1 r--d under the laws of the
8:?t? of West Virginia. lifted at Wheeling. W. V?..
on I lie 2 tat dar of May. J 3 17, the following rraolo
iions ?ere adopted:
Jteaolred. first. Tli a r the South filde Coal Wo rim,
a corporation Wider the law* of the Stale of West
Virginia. does hereby dlccofijituie business a* a cor
porntlon and surrenders to un l>1 Slate it? chari?r and
cori'irato franchisee Ths Hoard of Directors will
pMCeed to oonvcrt the property choscs In a> lion and
?.I! a.isets of tills coronation Into cash. ami pay of.'
fcmt discharge all the deb:*. liabilities and obliga
tions : and after fully dl.v-l: arvln; all mrh debt*. l!n -
Milt if" and obligations. ditide tie remainder among
Hie Mtix-klioMera pro rata, but r? auoh purulent aliaJI
be made t*> any stockholder until after Ike publica
tion nf ilia notice hereinafter proriiled.
Hev.lvwl. se?vnd. That Hie prom dent of this corpo
ration i-aiiao iwtlce of the adoption of the foregoing
rr-s.ilnl.lnu to I* published In some newipn^r of gen
eral circulation, published near the principal office or
piaco r.f bucucfj of tills rori'-ratlnn. once a week for
fjiir successive weeka; and that he ecrtlfy these rrn
lntl?na t<i the secretary <* state of the ttiite of West
Wrglma. and delirei to him a wt.'flcate shoniug the
publication of raid notice, as provided by law.
Glmi under my band this .Hat day of Mar. 1917.
wm. r. nonwnr.
President of Mid corporation.
Ait est:
M. S JONES. Secrr<?ry.
Je-l-J 16 M
NOTICE.
Of Redemption of Bondi ol the Loan of 1695 ot the
City ol Wheeling.
Notice m hereby given by tl)a cotnmlsstoni>rs of the
loan of |S'5. of the city of Wheeling. Worst Virginia,
that. pursuant t<? the tequlremenla of the ordinance of
(aid cltv. passed May 1?. ISS.'j. entitled, "An ordi
nance to provide for the !>sue and sale of bond* of
cttr of Wheeling, to bo Known aa llouds of the
loap "f !.'S.r.. and for the redetnpllon and payment
thereof, and providing for payment Into the City
Treasury of "rtMn amounts from revenues of the
lias and Water Works," the following described l?)n<li
lesued under' the ??aid ordinance, were determined by
lot bv .said commissioners for redemption and pay
UiMlt on the l*t day of July A. IV. 1 P 17. to wit:
ilonds "f S'tiO prtiscli-al each numbered 97. 37. 91.
wid ttoml* "t JJ.OOO.i'O principal each, numbered as
follows; 157. ISO. 165. 2M. IBS. 303. 183. 261, 165.
Saul l?ir.d? so determined will be redenmed and
paid at tb>? Hank of the Ohio Valley In the City of
Wheoling. W. Va.. on and after the lit day of July.
1917. end said bonds so determined wll! oeoee to bear
Interest from the last named day and date.
U K. BANDS.
ai.ktiku ca^dwkix.
IV W. PHTEJiSOX.
Cummiisimiers of the l.oau of 1SS5.
Jo-16-t-ly-l
NOTICE.
01 the Drawing for Redemption of the Main Strwt
Bridge Bond?, ol th# City of Wheeling.
S'ylice 1? U'-reby given by the coinmiistonerj of the
Main Street Hrtdge B-)Ods (first teries) that pumuaht
tit the requirements of Uio ordinance of said city
paseni the lltll day of March. 1S90. entitled. "An
i irillnancM i/> provide for the Isatie and sale of nonda
of th? cltv of Wheeling to be known a? the Main
Street llridie Ilonils (first aeries) and'for the redemp
tion and payment lberw..f." the following deaenbed
RoniU lasued under said Ordinance, were duly deur
niined bv l.vt by said commlssloneri for rederapOca
and I'HTiiient on the first d?y of JuJy. 1917. to-wli:
|*.i. ltd t.f J.rnu.OO principal nil m bored 1 3*.
"Il< id of $1 .000.00 principal numbered 202.
Said bonds a" determined will be redeemed and
paid at the Bank of the Ohio Valley. In the city of
Wheeling. Wen Virginia, on and after the aald
firM <S?v "f July, 1917. and said Ix'nds so determined
will cense t. ? |;ear Intercat from the last mentioned
dav and date.
II W PETERSON,
.r A MTI.I.KR,
1.. K SANDS.
('.?mni'.Mioners of the Main Street Bridge I-o.vi Iflnt
serin*. Je-16-t-)y-l
NOTICE TO TAXPAYERS.
T'- All Whom is May ("i-urern:
Th? Hoard of lie view and Ijjuallitatlon of Ohio
Comity will uiret in the' .lury H orn uf the I'irciilt
>'ourt in I bo I'ourt House uf Ohio County, in Wheel
ing. IVeM Virginia, for the jurpoK- of riaminlng and
re. toning the l.and and I'ervuial I'ripnrtj Hoiks u
rotiinii'd bv ih" assessor for the year 1917.
The Hoard trill meet for organization, etc., on
Tliuriidav. July the Jtli. 1917. and the several Magis
terial I'isirirts will be cimsldered In the following
order .
Washington Ulstrlct? Monday, Jnly 9. 191T, u 9
o'clo-k a n.
' Madison IMstrlet ? Tue*day, July 10th. 1917. at 9
o'cliK-k a. hi
Ctav lOslrlcl -Wednesday. July llth, 1917. IU B
uVIih k i. in.
I *ii ii.ii IMstrirt Tfcornlav Jul.v ilth. 1917. at 0
o'clock ,i. lit.
< cr.tvi IMstriet- ^T.-.djy. July l.ltli. 1917. ai 9
n\ l<?-k a. in
t\eb?:?T I'lStrlct -Wartirda' July Hth. 1517. at 1'
o'clock a. in
Uiti'lne Itlxrlct ? Mondai. July '.Crh. 1PI7. at fl
uVl'vk a. in.
Kiel, land O. strict - Tuesday. JuVv 17. !9I7. at (I
lVI?l. a. in
l.ilk-rtv I'btrlct- IVc*!nrs?lay, July If. 19:7. at 9
Tnndelpi.ir. Uly.pa- Thursday. July ISih.
9 o'clock a in.
iii ?.\ it i > or r.rrv imv ami koi amzation
Hy JllllN II. WEI.I?J.
1" It 2" -10 tJ f Kx Officio Qerit.
NOTICE OF AMENDMENT OF FRANCHISE.
Notice hereby given tl.af under rrorlslons of an
ordinance granted l*v Tl.u Hoard of ? 'rifiiuilsstonerii
of the I'ouiitv of llliiii, to die Wlieellng A Kim Urroe
lta lroad l cliip.i uy. wpjch ordinance was t<assetl Oc
ceniber 22. IS:>7. aiul lev.uoe effective on the 3rd
day of Junum I . the ?aul lloaiil of I'ommission
ere If the fount-, uf iiliio. will on the ::h day of
July. Il?l,. act ii|?m .in amendment to aalil franchase.
risjulrlng tl,? W.-s: Virginia Traciion A Electric. Com
pany to change the !"cati"ti of ita tracks to Uie mid
dle tf the r.-ad ficm a ciiltert or. the National Read
new i Veil Place to the Town of Klin Grove.
Till" RO,\RI> UK 1'OMJil^ltJNKlta Of" THE <"0CN
?XV OL Oil 1(1.
CI! AS. O. EPKUN.
President.
* 11. C. UNDERWOOD,
"'t cierX.
lurrr. J. II. Clifford, of Mariinsbiirj;:
riphi worthy grand' chaplain, th^ Rev.
J. T. flibbons, of Clarksbur;;.
SUFFERING FROM SHOCK
Boy Who Was Cleaninu Automobile
When Gasoline Expioacd is
III at His Home.
It was reported late I a. si nijjbi thai.
"Buddie" Schreivf-r tin- boy v ho was
cleaning th? automobile wiv.-n gasoline
exploded, causing the fire which de
stroyed the Lincoln and lteo garages
yesterday afternoou, is ill at. his home,
suffering from ibe shock. Young
Schn-iver was sliclnly burned, and his
clothes ignited from the- explosion, but
bystanders rolled him on the floor,
putting the fire out before he was se
riously burned.
? A iRrge number of Wheeling peo
ple expect to attend the lecture in
Washington, Pa.. Monday night when
the Hon. Henry Van Dyke, former
United States minister to Belgium,
will make his first appearance before
the public fMnce the war began. Me
will speak in connection with the
Washington and .l??fi'"rsim commence
ment exercises.
? Alyn Clark Putsch of 1134 Enfl'
street was graduated this week at the
Sanitarium Training School fnr Nurses
In Battle Cre^k, Mich. Ffe will pursue
hie vocation In that city for the pres
ent.
? Dr. John T. Thornton of Leather
wood, one of the most prominent phy
WANTED? Male Help
WANTED ? Drtter for Uxl urn#, 84ft L2th St. ...
Je-1?-1
WANTED ? ,\f*n for beary ihlppin*. Wheeling C*D
(.'a.. Wwwond plant, J?-1B-1
WANTED ? Twn ifwI steiAr men for w?*oe- Ktrtt
llno |r< l'n., Bridgeport, 0. Jfr-H-l
) WANTED ? 2 machinist*, Wheeling Can Co., 47th tad
j Knff. ' )e-14-l
i WANTED ? Wen to uU oar lln* of ?3U*?>i>**
funjiDhlRgf. from boa** to Loom on TifUl j
I we?kl; payment*. W? p*y weekly.
! ror-B-tf C. r. ADAMS. H40-1MI MlH t
| WANTED? Men. Jne-irerlenced for factory work;
I ttxady: a'-l jew around; chuiv) for ?dTuenneni;
! ? h"iirs worlt. I'l hour* pay. National Carbon Qa.
I I'larkahur;. W. Va. Hee Mr. Buili. McLur* Hotel.
H to 12 ?>. m., 2 to 7 p. a. Ja-14-1
i WANTED ? At 'in?, lateral foo<* w?i '.T?ry *Ad talM
I boy*. to work befoi* acbooi. ^bply at C?ettl?tki?
i Deiicruiu'iit. Iucel!lienc<r. between * and I a. aa
j WANTED? ilen. Apply Wheeling Tile Co. >*-15-1
WANTED? Female Help
WANTED ? 520.00 weekly m?d? writing naxEea for
| mall order bouse*. No raiiTa&slci. Particulars fot
> tramp. Tbe Ciuiile Co.. Memphis, Teon. J*-16-f
j WANTED ? Experlcncnd woman nanl* washing and
, Ironing by ijay. Bwt of referencti. Would Ilka
[ work on the I. ??land. Nat.' phc-o* 1SS-L, Martini
| Kcttt. ' l*-16-l
! WANTED ? Girls o?er 16 years of ase; good wages.
Ajiply Wheeling Til* Co. J#-18-l
WANTED? Miscellaneous.
| WANTED? Second hand wagon ?cal?a. *. C. Moore,
I'l'dniont, 0. Je-H-h !
WANTED ? Salesmen.
WANTED? 500 aaloimen to sell Magic Motor gaa; ont
quart pric* J2; equal to SO gallons of gaaollne.
? Greatest product ever discorerod. X^arge profits.
| Auto Remeddy Co.. Dept. S. Cincinnati, 0. le-16-f
, WANTED ? Vacancy June 23rd fcr competent salesman
| or ex-merchant, with large Cleteluid corporation,
' to sell merchant* a nreded blgb claaa specialty In
| W. Vs. Mid surrounding territory. J300 to 1500
! prr month. Comnu.vilona paid weekly. gt?x* ezperi
| nnce. Address: Hales Manager, Box No. 176, Btatlon
j l\ Cleveland, O. >e-16-*
WANTED? A l,ite salesman \VheelLng dlatrlet. Gl??
I agr, married or single and reference. Good ?*lary
1 to suitable man. Reply to r. A_ X_, car* Intelligencer
i with .vnur. address or phone. Je-16-g
WANTED ? Agents.
WANTED ? Cash in on bun* dry MIL Msk* IS t
day easy. Will show you how with our Concen
trated 1'ure Fruit. Drinks. Wanted erwrwher*. Small
packiy:^ just add water. Here's the chance of a life
time. Grab yoiir territory. Write quick. ?. M. J"elt
m&n, 2fl"-3iil St.. Cincinnati, O. jt-16-g
WANTED ? Xtush postal for free aarapl* "Splk &
Span." Wonderful .new naahlng tablet. Washes
rlutbcc srotlcss, nilbout rubbing. Tremeodotu aeller.
2110% pront. Samples free to bcoat **J*?. D. K. ,
Newberry. 202 Peoria. Chicago. je-ll-g , f
WANTEO ? Agent*. "Amerloa" the patriotic picturry
with the punch. Taking tbe country by storm. 16j.n,X>
20 In oolors. Kelt 250 day. |5 per 100. Sample 10c.
I'oiples l'ortmit Co.. Chicago. Je-16-g
FOR SALE ? Farms.
FOR SALE? Farm In Beltnont county. PtuaMcg towi
ahlp. containing 74 acre*; new fram* 7 roast haul*,
j good b*ni, other buildings. Call or write J. A. HIsm,
, R. D. '?!. Plcilniout, Ohio. Jfr-ll-r
FOR SALE ? Real Estate.
j PUBLIC SALE? Jan* 23d. 1917, at 1 o'clock. Stand
| ard. Farm of 1 04 acres known a* the Brattcu farm. on
[the National pared road, S-4 mile ea*t of JFalmew,
| O., Belmont Co. All underlaid with No. 8 Ttln coal.
! Buildings fair, wall watered, 2 good walls aoft water,
| Fruit, locust and other timber. NIc* laying land,
i good soiL Kin* location. X. W. Brattco, Falrriew,
| Ohio. my-KS-SOt
FOR SALE ? Tea acr* tract uf lan4L with 4. roome?I
dtreiluig, stable, chick en-houa*. sltuatad just out
Kide of the corporation limit* of Betbwda, Ohio,
on good road. Bargains in coal lands Address Lock
Box 74, Betiusda.' Ohio, J*-ll-k
FOR SALE-Horses, Vehicles, Etc.
FOR SALE ? 4 year old roan mar*, wilgfct 1230 to
1J00. Guaranteed *cund. City broka. All nurpoi*
ri.are. Prio* raasoaahi*. Bell pftoo* Warwood 1S-M.
t*-13-m
LOST AND FOUND
LOST ? Between Carnegie and Wwt Alexander, Good
i rich Sllveriown tlr* snd rim. Ubmti rwward foi
! return to Intelligence offic*. J*-I4-?
MISCELLANEOUS
PATENTS
trademark litigation. Booklet fr??.
H_ S. DUKLAT, TnttmX ZAwy?z.
National Kxchanue Hank Build lag
Wheelinjf, W. Va. i
I FUNERAL DIRECTORS
and
| ARTERIAL EMBALMERS
I
Calls promptly attended at all Utow.
I?L?FHONSB:
Storo ? Bell 124 2; National 17iS.
Residence ? W. K. Ooocy, Ball L834-J,
Nuilonal 1372-Y.
Kcsidencu ? A. Beiswaafar, Mationai
t3U3-lt
FUNERAL "DIRECTORS
LOUIS BERTSCHY
FUNERAL DIRECTOR AND
ARTERIAL EMBALMER
1:122 and 1124 Main 8tr#?t
? CalLp Answered Day or Night
Store Phones 636
C. J. Bertschy ? Nat. Phon# 1959-K:
Bell 1334-B.
\
BRUEMMER & HILDEBRAND
urri3i;sTAX?Xs and tl""Tifin
iufbJii Telephones
:or N.it'i. A 5i2.jBa<i.
ataOT
Richard T. McCoy
Funeral Director and Embalmer.
1609 CHAFLIHl IIU1I
office paoass xasldraca
1374J- Bell. M-W Baa
723-Y Nat. Vat.
jsicians in this soction, has been ree
oinmpnded by United States senator
I Howard Sutherland as a base physi
cian of the army. Ben S. Johnson,
.local nopro. has also boen recom
'mpnded by S'^iator Sutherland for en
Itr.ince to thf Fort Dps Moines colored,
[officers' traininp camp.
| ? Tho Richland Mining company, of
which J. C. .M< Kinlcy is prpsident, will
'open a new mine on Buffalo creek,
near {hp Standard mine. It will be In
j opera lion in about two months,
j ? Peter E'-oyd of this city has been
elected official in charge of the 10,000
motorcyclist convention that meets In
: Cumberland. Md.. early in July. C. R.
, Durkee of Vonkprs, N. V., has been
: chosen spcrerary.
---Miss Isabel Rogers, daughter of
, Mr. and Mrs. Edward Roger*, ad
i Miss Elsip Cook, daughter of Mr. and
iMrs. W. ,f. Cook, both of thi?
jwill be graduated with degr*
bachelors of art this month a*.
'Erie college in Pinasville, O.

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