REAL ESTATE , S

AIN INVESTMENT ,

(Iu Center Wanvood. house of sixteen rooms, lour iam-j

?lies, fine loeatioii. near ear stop. 86800 00''HESSE & KIRCHNER CO, I;

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25-Elevcncn Street.PHONE 471. '

"MEMBER WHEELING SEAL ESTATE BOARD1 c5

WOODLAWN !t

: 7-room frame dwelling on Popular Avenue, bath re-j jeeption hall, nice porehcs. laundry and finished 1;

attic. Best of location. Price .fPOvVv: (

CiriZENS^EOPLES TRUST C0.|;BANKING.REAL ESTATE.INSURANCE

Cor. 18th and Market Streets Both Phones 498 1

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FOR SALE |50 acre farm, 6-room dwelling ham and out-buildings, plenty of

fruit and walnut timber, situate IV2 miles from National Road, in ^Ohio county. v

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L. A. ROLF, Agency ;Room 819 Schmnlbach Bldg. Members Wheeling Real Estate Board

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WANTEDA good rent producing property centrally located, and must be

fheap. Wc have a cash purchaser for property of this kind ranging in. price from $2,500.00 to $5,000.00. ,

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J. P. ROTH REALTY CO.Members VrtiecXing' Seal Estate Board. 1

1138 CHapLlne St. Opposite Poet Office. <

SMALL HOME.PRICE $1,500.00.Lot lCrtxMO feet. five-roomed cott age, small barn and well. Situated at

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FidelityInvestment Association:W. G-. XUAITD, Manaffcr Seal Estate and Insurance Department.

IC29 MAIN STREET. PHONE 1993.

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f ^1CENTER WARWOOD.A nice 6-room modern residence on Main I'

street ear line. Aiso garage. Price $4,800

i tickcr-Csorilla-Campbel! Co. |- MKMUET. ' WHEELING HEAL INSTATE BOARD -;

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i in city!OUT OF FLOODSON CAR LINE

6-ROOM |.. REDUCED TO

I S.iesbitt,Jr. |I!C-rii and Market Sta.* Both Fbonco

Open Evenings. |

- Near Twelflh Iand Eoff !

DOUBLE 5-R00M FRAMEHOUSE,'NICE YARD

S4500 iCall

SECURITY TRUST GO,, Agents1143 Market Street.

5 AC U OF GiGUtD jA tiv-unv tr:*vl of urotinrt with wide,

fr, ri'aut- un n>.i<!: water: was. l.ts- ,thr.nhundred yards from Kirn Grove .-or-:

aeration. iPrice, G2.500.C0.

own-r would constd.-r the pur- liass ofia town property. j

Wheeling REif:FTUjltiI *'loor &c:unulLa.cii Bvig.

FOR RENT7 rooms on second floor and with sepn-'

rate entrance at No. on T'-ntn StS45

N'mvly finished throughout and in perfect

JAMES L. KAWLEYa06SVi Mala Street.

For SaleNice residence, 58 Fif-

, teenth St. Ten rooms andtwo baths.

Tatum & CaldwellSoon 4, City Ban* Bid*.

6©4 ^rational 664-X

4-ROOM HOUSEvWHh bath, has pas and furnace.

Lot 40xtU0 fc?t. $1.000 00 to a quickbuj <-r.

Frank and Earrell Smith*BM QKOVE,

34-B. Besldcnce 337-M.

FOE EXCHANGEGccd income property for stock of

shoe?. w*»ir-1»c:itcd. or .stock of gon'cral jmdrehand ise. i

FOE SALEBargain in six-room house, with ahout j

four aor«.« of ground. near Shadysltlc. j34.OCO.00. Good torms i'an be had on

FOLMAR-ROMINE CO. i'021-2 Wheeling1 Bank £S Trust Bldg.,!

Whesllag, W. Va,

LATEST MAGAZINESHooks. Stationery, Postcards. Baseball

Goods. Hammocks. Croquet. Subscrip¬tions tilled at publishers lowest prlceadirect to you.

C. H. QUIMBYElcveath Street, near Englno House.

crosil IN BABGAT3T.Might rooms and J baths, separate,

laundry. Mi ne bus' ment. Mine lot. Roomehouel! f"r, .mother residence and one'of . he nicest locations in the city, onV.r.ih street between Market nnd Main.,Terms eanlhe arranged. An especiallyfine location for a dortor or business man.We h<>v. - 'a number of bargains In city

and nearby properties.chas r. PAtrr. co.

Real' Estate and Insurance.601 Wheeling Bank and Tract Co/ Bldg.

Piumbing, Heating and FireSprinJder Systems

R0BT. W. KYLE CO.Now at i«id Main 8tra«t.

C.st On,* Priou Pafora ln*talUn%

r CADIZMrs Sarah Moore is visiting her son'

John McK.' Moore and Mrs. Moore inCarnegie. |

Mr. and Mr-. M. X. Havcrficld left on

Thursday for SB Petersburg,. Fla.. wherethey will pass the winter months mitluur cottage.Rn fo ({ammeter went to Columbus]

W« dnesdny! to spend Thanksgiving withJohn Sharp, who is a student at OhioStare university. I

Mr. and Mrs. George Kinsoy ar.d fam-,lv. ,.f Arcadia. Neb., are here visiting;tlx ,r mother. Mrs. Kr.lily I>inscy.

' "William fleeter is here from Charles-1ton. ""A". Y;t". \isiting his family.

Mr;-. Elmer Fleming, of Dover is tliejguest of friends here. IBingham Green is visiting his son.

Rev. John t). Green at Chesterhili.Miss Margaret Cooke, of Columbus. is

the Thnnkgiving guest of lier parents.Mr. and Mrs. Will M. Cooke.

Mrs. David Cunningham has gone to-i fopkinsville. Ky.. to visit h'-r daughter.,Mrs. (le'.en.Rawnw.

Mr. and; Mrs. William Sheets spent,Thanksgiving with their cm Charles and;Airs. Sheets at Carnegie.

.T. I.yje ("'lurk and Miss Vernal Clark;1 were railed; to Canton on aerotint of the; death op Mr «'lark's brother. Dr. Che-v-.er Clark. *. i

[-"red MeF.Tlden. of Reabody. aKns.. Is]here visiting his mother. Mrs. MargaretMeFadden.News of {he dealh of Miss Marie W.ll-

I laee, ,.f Smdhport. Pa who died ft' KastAurora X. V.. of influenza, has Just b'-enreceived by." Cadiz friends. The Wallace.family wore former residents />f Cadiz.

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CHICHESTERSPIU^IW.iu- » anE DIAMOND BRAND, 0*J.ndlcsl A«!t yoqr D/ojt«fitt Cbltbcvk'tDliaoiil uruf/A\AwLwiiWIi 1'IIU In Bed »ad Cold rettlllpylP/be*3. sealed «Uh Blue Rltbeol-V#Ju EAS Take so ether. Bur efronp StDragslet. A^lt ferClfl-Cmte-TElt'T!| DIAMOND CRAND PILLS, for (25

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iOCIAL DEMOCRATSAPPEAR UPPERMOST !lIN GERMAN STRUGGLE'

Copyright. 1518, New York. r!buns.'Inc.)

I-ONDON. Nov. 29..The struggle -** |wi-on the lwo dls:!n<*t Germans.thcijoclal Democrats, who ure alining at .

he establishment of a republic. and the Jpartatus group, which Is ready, under |he* leadershp of Llebknocht, to outle-1 jino Lenlnc, has ended In a temporary

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ietory of the former. j ,

Apparently there has come a sudden \evulsion of feeling- against the latter, j a

rhlch culminated on Sunday, when the jlouneil of Workmen nnd Soldiers, rftprc-, t

anting northwestern Germany, passedresolution In favor of a national as- j .

embly. and Von Arnltn's Fourt armyollowed s-ult. I tFortified by this, Ebcrt yesterday: .

ivorcnmt) his indecision, and supported j -v

he summoning of the national asscin-, t

»!y. which previously he had feared, j r

iwing to the opposition of the Licit-uiocht group. j (

The effect of this on Gi-rmnn'p nttt-j t

ude at the pence conference is inesti-; t

nable. I.iebkneeht's vlstory unques. jonably meant that the allies would r

inve to meet divergent groups of Boi- s

hevlkl. representing Berlin. Kiel and | t

Tamburg. making negotiations impos- j 1

ible. I'ndcr Kbort and an assembly I t

iermany will have some appearance or Jinity.

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The situation now largely depends on 1

he coming decision, regarding the lu- i

ure of the kaiser, as well us of the oth- I

.r old reglmltes. French nnd ttrltish 1

'Pinion is rapidly hardening in favor .'

if his extradition, and thus the proven- J

Ion of his working further mischief. IWhen the kaiser is out of the way iho 1

Jerman situation witl he ouickly clan-|'ied. If the present agitation.for a pro-j 1

.isonnl presidency is sucessftil. there is I 1

iti 11 hope that Germany will be sutti- *

.iontly united to negotiate pace, and '

vill yet meet- the allies at the peace con-

Vrence.'

BABNESVILLEThe annual thanks offering service

.>r iho W.'H. M. S. will be hold Sundaymorning at the First M. K. church. Mrs.kVedly of the Holloway Deaconess Homou Rrklgcport will give the address.

Everybody is welcome to this service.

\nd It is requester! that all members or

the society bring their thanks offering jenvelopes. ;

Death of Infant. :

The deatli of Clara May. 14 months'aid daughter of Mr. and Mrs. Gilmer JBundy.. occurred at the home on Grand-vow avenue Friday morning, death fol¬

lowing a short illness. Funeral scr- jvices will be held this afternoon, and in-jitorment will be made in the Catholiccemetery. I

Will Meet. iThe Eliza Thoburn Mills Circle will

meet at the home of Mrs. Walter Pick-isnn Monday evening at 7 o'elo. Mrs.

Earl Watt wll be the program lender.

All members are requested to be present.

Bamesrllle Briefs.Miss Virginia Moore of this place vis¬

ited over Thanksgiving with Cambridgefriends.

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Morley Goodnight of W. & J. college.Washngton. IT... spent Thursday at his |home here.

Mr. and Mrs. Harry Lewp of QuakerCity were visitors with Mr. and Mrs. JFrank F.ailcy of Grandvlew avenue on

Thursday. j iCapt. J. T. McCartney of Camp Sher-

man .spent Thursday at his home here. JMiss Margaret Shepherd of St. Clnlrs- j)

villi visited Mrs. Will Moore of North i

Chestnut street Thursday.Mr. and Mrs. Earl Norvoll of tam-1

eron, \\". Va.. spent Thursday with Mr. jand Mrs George Fowler of North Tiroad-way. Mr. Norvojl returned to Cam- |en n Thursday even itxg, but Mrs. Nor- jveil remained for a **>ok's vsit with her.

parents.'

Mr. and Mrs. Herbert Whltllnger and'

bahy .Tulia Of Trenton, Fa., visited \vlth jrelatives here Thanksgiving.Mr. end Mrs. Ross Fowler and chll->

drert of St. Clairsvillo spent Thursdaywith relatives here. I

C. C. Hostettler of TV>st Church streetloft Thursday for Straslntrg to attend

the funeral of his brother. Will Ilnste:-tler. whose death occurred Wednesday,of influenza. I

Club Mooting.Tlie following program was given Frt-

day afternoon at a meeting of the Tour¬ist club, which was held at the home of

Mrs. H, H. Scott of North Chestnutstreet:poll Call."Tributes to America."."Ph.- Philippines, Resources and Com¬merce" Mrs. Kyle Miller

"Cuba" O. N'orr.'sReading Mrs. MurphyConversation."Our Diplomats Abroad" j

Francis Hibhard of the ordnance do- jpartment. stationed at Cleveland, is Jspending a few days with his mother. ]Mrs. Kate Hibbard, of South Rroadwny.William Emerson. Jr.. of this city was i

a vistor in Wheeling Thursday.Rev. and Mrs. George R. Smith or

Rellniro spent Thanksgiving with Mr. Iand Mrs. J. W. Kirk of West Church 1street.

Robert HMles end wife and little son

of St. Clairsville visited with relatives iof fh«i place Thursday.

Mrs. Emma TTnirdesty of rttffburghhas been visiting her daughter, Mrs.Wilbur Thornberry, of East Main street.

Mrs. Fred Mnntz of West Main street

spent Thanksgiving with her daughter.Miss Marguerite Korontz. who is attend¬ing Oh'o Wesleyan college Delaware.

SHEWSt

Big- Agricultural Event.Monday, Dec. 9 will be a big day at

Sherrnrd. A county show for the agri¬cultural clubs nnd a community fairwin be held in the building and on thegrounds of the Consolidated school. Th"boys' and girls' clubs of the county,including the corn, potato, pig andchicken clubs, will make their exhihltsin competition for the county prtr.es.This is an annual event formerly stagedat Moundsville. hut Sherrard is favoredwith the privilege of having it broughthere this year.

In connection with this the commun¬

ity fair will be open to everybody andlocal exhibits of all kinds, includingcanning, sewing r.nd baking exhibits aresolicited.

It will be. a general visiting day atthe school building.The arrangements rommiftoe are;

Principal F. A Bradley, Mr. C. W. Me.Combs. Mrs. E. C, Klage.s and MissReka Behrens.

Entertained at Dinner.Miss Mar yWayrnan delightfully en¬

tertained n number of her friends withr Thanksgiving dinner at her home near

Bethlehem. Thursday. The most* in¬cluded members of *uo J. T. B. C.club and Mrs. A. R. Miss UlswleCarvln, Miss Elizabeth Tloovr.n and Rev.C. E.. Carvln.

SliCrrard Briefs.Edwtrd McComhs of the Marine Bar¬

racks. Qunnt'co. Vn . spending a fur¬lough at his home here.Mrs. Sarah Hu«s. t>» Bogg's Run. is

visiting Mr. and Mrs. Earl Huss of Mr.Olivet.

Charles Tnlhcrt is i»l.The condition of Rev. M. I,. l"»arien.

who has heen 111 for several werxs.continues ahout the same.Mrs. "William Jones and children. of

ffnnd TTfl. arc visit in "the former'spnrents. Mr. and Mr*. William P.entk".Miss Anna Mlentd. o* "Wheeling, was

fbe gpest of strs *r Montgomery, ofMi. Olivet, on Thursday.

Mrs, Em'l Kelkreuth, of Morart, isfter'ouelv 111 of nneumontfl.

Mr. and Mrs. \V. F. MUlcr. of Wheel¬ing, art visiting at the home of J. f.Klger.Wllhrrt Becker of Wheeling. Js 111 at

the William Bch'ons home.$

SALE 0? GERMANY'SFLEET TO SMALLEPNATIONS SUGGESTED

CoprlRhi. 1 u J s. New York 'i nounc.Inc.)

LONDON.. N*U\. :n..'Thu I nlt-dStates cannot in honor accept even mo

mullest destroyer as r anare of thu¦'.rman fleet after thu declaration ofVIl.njn that America would accept no

.cqulaltions arising out of the war. Andt would be hardly fair for other tut*

lone to argument their navius by ad-

lltiona from the foe's fleet to the pos-Jblo detriment of the United Stolen.This explanation in offered here tor

ho decision to dismantle the Germanihlpn after peace Is signed arid the.:vorld made secure for another gencra-k-n. at leant, and then sink them In the'nlddle of the ocean. IThere linve been many claims Tor the!

lerntan vessels. Britain. Franco and |he other allies desire the German unity Jo replace their losses in the war.Canada also aspires to own the Ger¬

man fleet as the nucleus of a navy, lie-'

lides the other clp.inis to the warshipshe world's smaller n.atlurwalties wouldike the opportunity to purchase the new

mits.The division of the German fleet

Huong the belligerents in such a wayis to make all parlies contented would>e a virtual Impossibility. Britain, hav-ng borne the greatest burden of na- j.Til warfare, could claim most of the'

.polls, but she.- is unlikely to enforce Jiueh claims. iThe project of sinking Is contingent

jpon the certainty that there 1s no newwar looming on the horizon. If theworld's equilibrium, despite nil efforts,teems likely to continue unstable, the;

German fleet may survive as n navalpolice force of the League or Nations. .

to be thrown in on the side of the pnw- j»rs fighting against an aggressor nation, jMeanwhile Britain is guarding and |

Meaning the disputed vessels pendingthe decision of the peace congress, tn

whose hands lies the final decision. No[doubt Is entertained thai I he congresswill decide not to return the fleet to

Germany.

SANDY RIDGE, 0,Mr. arid Mrs. t'nlob Hobbs and family!

md Mr. and Mrs. lliram Lewis and fam-ly spr/nl Thanksgiving with Mr. andMrs. Webster llohbs. of I.tiirnesville.

Morrlniu.it Dodd, c>f the navy, made a

diort visit at his home hero, last week, jBodd is now on the Huron, formerly a

l»ig German passenger boat, that was In-terneil at the start of" thu war, mid isnow being used us a transport. He haslust returned to American sh res. froin.1 voyage across, that being his eighthtrip singe entering the transport service, jA pleasant family reunion was held

it the home of Rebecca W. Hall, of MiHolly, last Sunday. Those present were IRimer and Margaret Bundy. daughter!Mildred and son, Cecil, of Krid, Okla.;Wilford Hall and family, of Taeoina; A!-jbert and Blanche Bond na ami two1daughters. Wanotn and France?, of!Bridgeportt. O Kvorott and KlizabeihHal! ulid baby Thomas. of Toledo, O.;Elsie H. Halll. of. Pittsburgh, l'a.; Guy

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and Kva Hall Woodward, of Buffalo. INow Y««rk.

Loo .Moore lost u good horse one daylast week.

Miss Crawford spent Thanksgiving at Vher homo near Fairvlew. i |

Mr. and Mrs. Arthur Carpenter spent!Sunday with Mr. and Mrs. George _

Hit tvh field.j -

W. I"». "Clark spent Sunday wltlh his jparents ut Hetulrysburij, 0.Mrs. Robert Boyd and daughter. MlssjBezel, iintl son. Thompson, of Tiltons- |ville. spent Thanksgiving with Mr. andMrs. William Boyd. i ]

Mrs. Bert Bailey was the guest of jMrs. Henry Chancy, of Barriesvllle, 0.. jWednesday.Bert Bailey returned home Tuesday]

from a trip to fipringvllln, Iowa.Miss Vera Brooks of Barnesvllle. spent

the week end with her parents. Mr. andMrs. John Brooks.

THE "A. P." AT PARIS.

NKW YORK, Nov. 29..The staff of!the Associated Press at the peace con-jfer'-neo will be made up as follows:

Melville K. Stone, general manager;Klmer Roberts. chief of the Paris bu-reau; Robert M. Collins, chief of theiTTjondon bureau: Chprles T. Thompson.]Charles Klohror: Salvador Cortez. chiefof the Rome bureau: L. S. l'robert. ex-

chief of the Washington hurenu: S. U.Conger. former chief of the Berlin bit-|reau: Rdwin M. Hood. Robert Berry. F. ,,

B. Grundy. J.. A. Bouman. Purge McFall. j'James H. Howe.Philip M. Powers. StuartMarony. S. F. Wader and T. T, Topping, j

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if Yon ^lood MoiiBV^a^SfiWjr plain fully our terms El

^ and methods of making small loans. If they are satisfactory to |||gg you, as they have been to thousands of others, we will see to lt|fj5g that you get the amount you need, promptly, without red tape |$|$j and without anyone knowing of the transaction. You do not ||gjgjS need recommendations or endorsers. If you own furniture yolir|j|i|| credit will he good. We will arrange the length of time nnd|g|] size of payments to suit you. In case of siekness or loss RajP of employment, wc allow extensions without extra charges. ||8f| In getting a small loan from us you borrow on your SBsg own resoureea and pay a reasonable charge for the ac-|Sj| commodation. You are not under obligations to anyone |BS and your personal bnsi- as ¦¦ o a

I xj not knowm ° National Loan Co.«wli301 WTioollng- B*ni & Tract Blig., Cor.

12th and SOarfcct Sts. Phone.2224 VThg.

FOR SALErOR SAI>£.Florida; why freeze; fruit

hauls; liunK-llov sites: small farms:,low prices. fCasy terms. Healthy nil,year. S-nd 3c stamp for mat) and 1pamphlet to BoarU of Trade. Lonrtwuod. I

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rOR S A T.E.Ferrets. New lot; also sacksaird muzzk-a. W. ._>. Soldan. 4 6-17t>i

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PARKER& . |HAIR BALSAM

A toilet prepexauon of nrrlt.II .!p» to rrullmt daftSrud.F«r !'.eatoris| Color and

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'oa-jty to Grny or Faded M«ir.>V. >Q'I Sl.oo «'. Prr.t'ti.

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Truck owners it will pay you to see that your \truck is equipped with good Tires before Winter ;sets in. j j

WE ARE DISTRIBUTORS FOR THE

1 GOODRICH j;OUR SERVICE IS THE BEST AND OUR

PRICES CAN NOT BE BEAT. ]

American lire Repair Works j16th AND CHAPLINE ST. I

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WANTEDVlen and Girls

ApplyC. W. McGINNIS,Superintendent-,

VHEELING STAMPING CO."WANTED I

Boys and GirlsOver 16 Years,

Also 20 LABORERSApply

W. H. DOUGHERTY,Employment Manager,

* WHEELING CAN CO.-¦ ¦ '¦ ~..

C. L. RILEY.All kinds of electric work, arm-

iture winding a specialty.CALL BELL 228-J

709 MAIN ST. Wffllsburgr, w. va.

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RiDEMPTPN 6F BENDSNotice of Redemption of Bonds

by the Kazcl-Atl.-vs Glass Co.Whcellnpr. W. Va., November9th, 1918.Notice 15 hereby jriven that toe

following Bonds of issue of June1st. 1913. and hearing the follow¬ing numbers to wit:

From 51 t<> 100 inclusivewill lie redcrfned December 1st,19IS. at The D-iltar Savings «v

Trust Do.'. Wheeling. W. Va. JAll the nlmvc llendr. will erase to

hear interest December 1st. IjIX.HAZEL-ATI.AC C-LASS CO.

A. E. Pn-ton, Socretary.n-9-lf'-'.'3 3it

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rho Plttshr.rffh, Cincinnati, Chicago &St. Louis Railroad Company.

NOTICE.PITTSIll'lBUI. I'a.. Nov. 3«. tf-l«. j

Sm'-rc is h.-r.-hy jjiven iii the St..ok-'holders of The I'iltshtirKh, Cmc'iir-ii i."hienSo & St Louis Baslrond Companyluit a '-peelnl mectinc of sa'd storkh.-bi-

r-rs wll he held at Boom 9 IS. I 'ennsy I va¬il ia Station, I'ittshtirsh. i'etuisyl vania,it 11 :'H' ». rry., t.n

MONDAY. BUCK:.IBKB 30.X 01«.fc.r eonsi.lcraiion of and action upon a''ertain ;ipr-i-ii:--ni with the Director-I'..-ra tal (if Bail roads. n-Miitir on ltehiilf;<r the 1'nited .States .ami the President,jrelating to operation. e. mpens.-ilif:. ntalother matters connected with or gr.nvtn/rout of the t.-ikiiu over l.y the j'ee.<id--nlof the Failed Stales tin- t'umpaiiy'Mrailroad an.l system transportation:also for consi'lerat :.e* of and net ion uponthe matter of issuance My tin Companynf J3ri.iMlfi.0tiO ;:o Drhenture 15 .>111 Bonds,.and the I'.rqni-' moid le. pureh *se of theIndianapolis and Frttki-.rl Unload,

ftv order of"tlie Board of Directors.S. ,11. '.IffB'BI.

n-»0-<I-2-3-lG-33 Secretary. - j

Freeze-ProofI Prevents Frozen Radiators |I HTHE only way you can be positively sure that your radiator ij| won't freeze up is to use a non-evaporating anti-freeze preparation. You I

S can never be sure of Alcohol or any other product which evaporates with water, gn'^ f/1141 T-irt10 COfl

I Does not Evaporate or dream

Johnson's Freeze-Proof does not evapo¬rate with the water. One application '

is sufficient for the whole winter unless thesolution is weakened by leakage of the radia¬tor or hose connections.through the overflowpipe.or by boiling over.

Economical and EasyJohnson's Freeze-Proof is the mosteconomical anti-freeze compound on

the market. It is very easy to use.simplydissolve in water and pour into the radiator.One package is sufficient to protect a Ford to

5° below zero; for large cars use two packagesto protect to 5°below zero, and three pack¬ages to protect to 25° below zero.

Johnson's Frceze-Proof does not injure Irubber, cloth, packing or metal of any jkind. It does not rust or corrode metal. |There is less rust with Johnsons' Freeze-Proof Ithan there is with water alone or with a com- Jbination of water and alcohol. s

Raises the Boiling Point of Water BThe boiling point of water is 212°. The Bboiling point ot alcoholis 131°. The boilingpoint of Johnson'sFreeze-Proof and wateris from 225° to 250°depending upon theamount of Freeze-Proofused.

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WANTED.MaleWANTED.Earn $25 weekly, spare time.writing for newspapers, magazines. .

Exp. unnec.; details free. Press Syndi-tale. 354. St. Louis, Mo. n-30-g .

WANTED.Salesmen. Mystifying newinvention going like wildfire every .

where; fortunes being made; sells on

sight; . 400% profit. Send 50c for $2sample. Investors Mfg. Co., 389-lth St..San Francisco.

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WANTED.Two boys to learn goodtrade, night work. Apply between 5

and 8 p. m. to Peter Boyd. Intelligenceroffice. 1505 Market St. n-19-tfwanted.Men learn barbcring. Earn

while learning. Jobs waiting. Goodpay. Write Moler Barber College, 331W. Eth St.. Cinclnanti. Ohio.

n-ll-lmowanted.thbee good 'linotypeoperators; most be sober.

apply fobeman intelligencer-

WANTED.Femalewanted.Woman wants position as

cleaning offices. Call 756-R. n-30-i ,

WANTED.Largo knitting mill desireswoman to work In own town. Easy ¦

business. Permanent. Salary or com¬mission. all or part time. InternationalMills. Xorristojvn, Pn. n-30-gWANTED.Karn 5~25 weekly.'spare time.

writing for newspapers, magazines.Exn. unnec.; details free. Press Syndi¬cate, 153. St. Louis. Mo. ^n-30-_g_waixted.cTri~fnr general housework.No washing. Apply Mrs. Charles J

Seliuck._Echo Point.,

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WANTED.AgentsWANTED.Most wonderful pictorial

history on the. Worlds' War. Com¬plete. authentic. About 600 pages: 100striking illustrations. Retails S2. High¬est commission. Free sample to wor.t-

vrs. Quick deliveries. Act now. JohnA. Ilertel Co.. Publishers, Dept. 129. Chi¬cago. n-30-gWANTED.Three gooo agents to solhousehold necessities on the install¬

ment plan. Best of goods and beat ..r

commissions. We pay week.y. C.Adams Co.. 1140-1142 Main St mr-12--7

WANTED.Male or Female Help.WANTED.Young men and women

learn crayon, pastel and water e

portrait drawing by correspond"Wonderful opportunities. No t:<

ne.<|ed. Write for particulars. Amaud Art Studios, Flat Iron Bhlg.V"£k._ . ._> ill"'0WANTED.Government needs til.'! .

sands men and women for govern;.,departments, railway mail, por.'t:customs, internal revenue. Sl.ioo-Jlt "

Kxsuninationa soon. My.pertenco uti1,

essary. For free particulars regard *.;.

examinations write J. ' - Leonard. '.

no-r civil service exfctnincrj. SO? L- v

Building. Washington. n-J5-r;i

LOST AND FOUND.LOST.small hand porketbook. between

ii.ittk building and lied Star Grocerylt.-nwood. Wi-'liiesday. containing $13 andsmall change. Finder please call <6.1Wlig. or leave at Intelligencer

n-30-1LOST OB STOLEN.Bench ieg h. e' «

fIuC name Toy.colors.white, black..Mid tan.on Short Creek. W. Va. Re¬wire! of $5.00 for Information of scire-

r r return to Thos. H. Mozlngo. -Shot t

Greek. W. Va. ¦ n-3K-l""

redemption ofbonds.bedeicption of bonds.

The following number of Ohio CountyBonds of the 5-30 4>i% loan have beendrawn and will' be redeemed by theWheeling Bank & Trust Co. in the Cityr.f Wheeling, on the 1st day of Decem¬ber. 191S. ,

Seven bonds of $500.00 each numbered117-7-137-15-157-29-64.

Interest on the above, bonds will cease .

ori December 1st. 1918.THE BOARD OF COMMISSIONERS OF

COUNTY OF OHIO.By OHAS. O. EPHLIN.

President.Attest:

II. C. UNDERWOOD.Clerk. n1S 23-25-30

"miscellaneousWANTED.To purchase or rent a com¬bination billiard table 4Vix9. Must be

in fine fundi; inn. J. B. n-28-iWANTED^.Teacher to give lessons i.i

French, two evenings a week. J. B.n-2S-i

DRESSwell and save money.a large assoktment of slight¬ly used fine overcoats andsuits AT great babgainj3. gas-sell. 1020 market st. also butsecond hand clotjung. o-10-tf

PATEIYTS^Et -

t «-ntlertinrk BtlgbL^ja. Booklet fPHtH. E. DtTHLAF, Mkt Lawyer.

Nations! Exchange Bank UulldlAcWheeling. W. Va

iriB ¦ . ¦ .<

FOR RENTfob bent.Fttrnshed rooms, per week

; $2.00 up. Also furnished housekeep¬ing rooms. Range, bath and phone. 10.<Chnpline street. n-28-i_EOR RENT.Two furnished rooms for

light housekeeping. One large frontn-om and roon'i adjoining. Call 1983-M,Wpg. n-26-mI'or rent.Storeroom and dwelling.

607 North Main street. Inquire 606Mam. n-20-p

i united statesrailroadadministbation

K W. G. McAdoo, Director General jof Railroads

| BALTIMORE & OHIOj RAILROAD

V/ANTED IMaclunists sBoilermakersElectric Welders

; a FiremenBrakemen

B Experience not necessary for I£ Firemen and Itrakemen. Good U» living aiid working conditions and Bs

jl pnV while learning,| Apply Employment Supervisor's ¦

Office, Room No. 152, T4. & O. I|B Building, Wheeling. W. Va. |IpHWnBHM