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Arizona republican., 1912-12-12
Gambiinq

In his campaign against gambling the chief "i police will doubtless receive aid in the shape Of evidence a pending in which the prosecuting witness charges defendant with robbng him Of $500 The defense understand. will be that there was no robbery within the meaning of the word robbery" as defined by the statute. but that the defendants loss result of exercise of de fectve judgment and unfortunate guess that cer- tain cards happened to be holding were of higher value as cards go than certain other cards. the de- fendant. by accident design was holding. out ol this defense there should he extracted material for the pretty solid groundwork of prosecution for gambling.
 As the chief of police states. it is very dHi'cu" o procure convicting evidence of the violation Of the gambling ordinance. but when such evidence k pro cur1ble and d conviction is secured the punishment inflicted should be of deterrent character and not merely exemplary.
 Laws against gambling will not wholly prevent gambling any more than laws against other crimes will eradicate those crimes But strict enforcement of anv penal law the imposition of the utmost neraIty has d tendency to discouraG" the crime against which it is directed
Arizona republican., 1912-12-12
ArchbaId's Accuser

The defense in the impca chment trial of Judge Robert w Archibald is inclined to make much of the motive Roland. the handspring of the prose cution It is attempted be shown tha, Roland was actuated by spite.
 While such a showing is a proper if 1t can he made it cannot greatly affect the mass of eVi- dence other sources that has been brought against the accused judge t mcrely indicates that but the private wrong which Roland alleges was done him by Archibald question regarding the fit of the accused would have been raised. Arch bald might have flourished in corruption and have remained monument of injustice, if Roland had not suffered
 The facts which have been brought against
Arizona republican., 1912-12-12
Happiness From Old Toys
Baltimore News)

Baltimore NeWS)
 becomes of the toys of other diys--of the pretty dolls and wonderful engines that little folk played with years ago?
 And of the story books that were read so eagerly while and the games that once attract ed the eager youthful crowds-what has become Of all these?
 Stored in garrets, packed away in corners, where they are seldom disturbed, are doubtless to be found hundreds of such toys and games ana dolls and story books And what is to become of all them?
 Somewhere in this big city there will be many boys and girls whom Santa Claus will not have time to visit when he makes that wonderful trip Of his on Christmas eve. and for such as these there will be no toys, games. dolls and none of these wonderful story books that fire the youthful inn acinations with deeds of chiValry and heroism or tell of marvellous doings of the beautiful crea- tIrcS who Deopled the fairylands of your youth
 A good fellow offers happy ChrlStmilSH suggestion for you who have in your homes these ola toys. sorting those that in good condition and then send them to one of the organizations which take on themselves the burdens of such families as those whom Santa Claus is least likely to
Arizona republican., 1912-12-12
The City of the Breed
Gerbert Kaufman in Woman,s Worldl

WOmanS
 There's strange boy in the barber shop Demctrius the bootbacl is gore. The wife of Andropopuos the florist conducts his business now Three of the walters Palace have thrown up their jobs. The summons hcs sounded-Greece has called her home battle for honor and for God
 The hounds of Mars loose in the Balkans The Serb SWineherd has deserted his drOVes There are no shepherds for the Macedonian flocks United in common cause of hate and vengeance the hill- men are sWar1nng the Turkish border In every Balkan heart there rankles awful memory of pilage and cruelty. The little buffer kingdoms have for a moment. ceased to be pawns the chessboard of Continental diplomacy. This is war-war, with and to the knife-relentless war; The score is heavy against the MOslem raider. Every grave on the granite slopes shrieks for blood atonement It is Cross against Crescent.
 Here where the Knight Templar battled with the indel blade of is fertilized with the bones of crusader and martyr and patriot
 Twenty thousand Greeks sailed the port of New York within week-khaki- clad, resolute fighting men: longer barber and peddler and and Leondas. In their de-duled veins the mighty ichOr of a heroic age is surgng. From behind the walls of time, they hear the ululatng cries of MacedOns brOnZe-shod phalanXes and deep throated shouts of indOmitabe Lacedaemon Scions of Hector, Meneaus and Achilles suckled at the golden breast of History. they dare where once the Hundred held theswestern against the Asian
Arizona republican., 1912-12-12
The Influence of Mothers
Kansas City Stan

tKansaS City starr
 Napoleon was the greatest egotist of history. He was not disposed give credit unduly to other people Yet he wrote of his mother: Tt Is |" my mother to her good principles that owe mN success and all | have that is worth while d" not hesitate to say that the future of the ch" depends the mother
 All through life he ordered his brothers and sisters around. and paid slight heed to relatives of any sort. Yet he always treated his mother with respect. and she in turn never lost her he"d lrIr thriftiv laid aside resources for the days "i advcrsitN which she saw bound 10 come
 This influence of mothers is inevitable. The father is away home large share of the time Ii is to the mother the child turns. She is his closest companion the first few years ot his Ile In all the period when his habits are forming he $ constantly association with her.
 These considerations help explain the StaGna- tion of Turkey when other peoples with whom the Turkish ration has been in contact have been nov ing forward. The of Turkey have been degraded The Turkish boy has no respect for hls mother She authority over him So he loses an element his training that is the natural heritage of the boys of every civilized country.
 Turkey is paying the penalty of the ignorance ard degradation to which it has subjected haH It's population.
Arizona republican., 1912-12-12
Parents Object to Sunday School
(New York Tribune)

(New York Trbune)
 Tho falling off in attendance the Sunday schools which was the subject of discussion at the convention of the New York County Sunday School association, referred to by layman after the meeting had adjourned "a progressive disease" and that the Presbyterian Sunday schools are not the only where there had been a 1all- inc off or from 21 to 34 per cent "rO great extent" he said. the condition is the result ot too n,uch school work Parents say that after a strenuous week at school the child should have work of no kind on Sunday. That's the excuse of those parents whi seldom go to church because of oolf ana motor cars-and there are thousands of them"
Arizona republican., 1912-12-12
HOW THE WORLDS WERE MADE
Christian Herald)


 What is known the nebular hypothesis sltncS that in the process of world making q ring of ncbulous matter formed around the earth, much like the rings around the planet saturn, and the of condensation the ring was broken and the fragments coming together made our moon The process of world making has been substantially the at least throughout solar Some observers have detected seeming oscillation in of Saturns rings The period of ast tronomcal observation however has been brief not be expected
Arizona republican., 1912-12-12
SENT THEIR BEST REGARDS
London Maii)

Truth gives the following account Of "a voice in the suffrage debate home rule in the house of 
 What message" barked Lord Robert Cecil, with flashing eye and menacing forefinger. am to take to the women's suffrage meeting from the house of commons?
 Give them kind regards the retort. the profundity of which completely took the wind out the sails of his lordships eloquence"
Arizona republican., 1912-12-12

oborG dark and punk. that looks like leather find inGs; perhaps it has both fruit and meat. perhaps it's really fit to eat perhaps it's tanners grindings. She moistens down this Wad of dust and baNc4 it in fancy crust. and asks her folks it. and often Wher thcH como tO smell this festive pie they give yell, reach for their hats and beat it. Oh, for the good old fashioned pie mothers made in days gone bS-to something it amounted The mincenCat purchased at the store has pail of sorrow OCT more homes than be counted
Arizona republican., 1912-12-12

down from Plymouth Rock or Boston Town. or came across the water The divers parts she would prepare with terder and artistic care-it was solemn function; oh. mamma! how our innards ached until the noble pie was baked, We ate it then with
 urction. Then mince pies were work of art: but now the soulful
 boarder's heart by modern schemes is fractured; the house wife to the grocer hies to get material for pies. and buys it
 manufactured. For fifteen cents
 she buys chunk of something
Arizona republican., 1912-12-12

buhch ol steam-heatcd flats and other city property for two weeks of time and d full breath. Ali time is divided into three parts--past present and future. Past time is something which youth tries to forget and age tries to recall A person IS said to have checkered past when he can't think Of 1t without waking up at night and per spring in cold, cammy Every once in while somebody whose past is frescoed with liver spots is not able to sleep until he refunds the price of stolen ride in box
 after which he feels better and get enjoy mcnt out of the sermon. Present time is cheap that too many of use it fuel. burning up in gab, gadding and gossip If the years wasted in auction bridge. light headed fiction and talk which gets anywhere could be tackled end of life, some people would break old Methusaleh's record in a walk Future time is something which most people refuse to think about until the family physician is called in. It consists of tomorrow and the day after and is used to return borrowed books and repay loans with. It is q handy article
 it does not interfere in the least with the joyment of people who keep their work ahead of them that they never catch with it in this life
Arizona republican., 1912-12-12
Daily Christmas Hint Gift For Housewife Who Likes New Table Appointments

Now that the regulation breakfast ID many families consists of boiled eggs. bacon and toast. the members thereof are likely to be very particular that their eggs shall be done ito a turn"
 The average cooks idea, however. ol the three minute limit is apt to produce
Arizona republican., 1912-12-12

they begin to back water with the aid of hair dyes. short skirts and
 stitute for time has ever been ir-
 vented, and as a result this world is full of elcventh-h .r confessions and death-bed re pentances. When man Gvls down to the place where he can look over the brink of time aud see what is coming. he won't haSgle over making restitution and throwing in eight per cent interest. Thousands of codicils have been attached to wills rraWn by tiSht-fisted relatives who
 would be glad to trade off
Arizona republican., 1912-12-12

T was talking to Digby this morning about the latest dreadnaught. He didnf appear much nter- ..st,"t."
 - should think not" pt-',, married oae .'-- Birmingham Age Herald
Arizona republican., 1912-12-12

NEW EGG BOILER an egg that Is boiled naCd enough to be cut up for a sandwich. Now. all this trouble may be avoided if one of the new egg boilers is used by the mis- tress herself at table.
Arizona republican., 1912-12-12
Mince Pies
By WALT MASON

The woman of elder day made mince meat in the good old way. the way her grandma taught
Arizona republican., 1912-12-12
T 1 m e
By HOWARD L. RANN

Time is a precious commodity which few people tal.c .cr!omslN Mnt theN cnd of ThaA
The Wheeling intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1903-1961, 1912-05-06
HEARINGS
m SUIT Against Steel Trust 20 Be
started hi Ne~ work
Today.

NFw NoRK. Nny 6 Hearings ir
the trial 70 ffe government suit fo
ss0ise the rnI'rd States Steel Cor.
rorarru under 'hs SHERMAN anH trus'
au 900 he begun here at the Unite.
States custom hrlsa '0 morr0u morn.
Inr before Henry r. urnvu. ~ rhi.a
fe' lr unr uaa appointed special
com fH ~rrflrf frr EearrEr
huHur fhe .r~f.FIfuH. drferdanfr
ore q o. Moran John OBJ H~orkrfrnrr.
Arfrru Carrara James u Wrf
georEe W rrrt'ra q H Carr Charles
81 a.Hnarb Hrrrr o. Frrt william
o. VnHrr NrrrrH U Rram r. a on
f-rrr UarIr. s Reid Char.es
sfraa Ffmnrf e. Converse and John
Oh HrrkafeHar Do
Ir tiau -f tho rImhrr of ard eide
area covered bv tho arrraf one spec.
Ted In fnn government btu ~ com
plant r % considered probable Chat
af least o. year wIU e'arre before fhe
takiug of testimony is completed
The Wheeling intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1903-1961, 1912-05-06
BANKRUPTCY


Lntsi -ratss - Anertca Ncrfhsrn D.
ulrt - Wet Nlrg1nIa -
In - Lrft~d <fkf-s Lrsrrlrf Couru N
AZ f,r sad uastrlrL
n IT, -att-r % Ezr~n- Wtax-sxe
narErurt Ne "a In Hankrupfry
To IT, Hururhis Alston - Dayton.
ladx~ % Le fistrtct Court 81 th@
lnft-a states for 80 Nc-th~ru d.
ulct - West NlrUnla
klEsn@ MtnGruNe 90 EtEgood In N
county q oulo. and STATE - West Viz
EinA il sald t4strict respectfully repre-
ssnfs tfat On fh- g.ud aaV % January
iasf past ~ Nas duiy adIuds-d = hank-
rupf under ths ats % relating
2" bankruptcy mat ~ has duly surr~n-
dered al BE property and rtEhfs OF
property. anf has fully complied uftn an
ths requirements % said acts ana % or
ders - the court touching his bank
ruptcy-
Nnerefore. n. prays that ne may be
decreed by the court TO have q fun dis
charge from all debts provable against
his estate under said bankrupt acts. eN-
sept such debts a. are excepted by law
from such DISCHARGE.
1917.
EUGENE wISGRovE.
Nv n MrKEE - a.
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Northern District OF West Virginia. -:
ON this 3rd day OF May. A. ID. 1912. on
reading the foregoing petition. ~ is
ordered by the Court. that a hearing
he had upon the same on the 9th day OF
June. A. D., 1912. before said Court. at
Mheeling. in said district. at ten O'Clock
In the forenoon; and that notice thereof
be published In the Wheeling In~telligen-
Ger. a newspaper printed In said District.
and that all known creditors and other
persons in interest may appear at the
said time and place and show cause. ~
any they have. why the prayer OF the
said petition should not be granted.
And II Is further ordered by the Court,
that the clerk shall send by mail TO ali
known creditors copies of said petition
and this order addressed to them at their
places OF residence as stated.
Witness the Honorable Aston g. Day
ton. Judge OF the said Court. and the
seal thereof at Wheeling. I'm said district.
on the 3rd day Of May, \. d, 1912.
Attest:
c. b. K~EFAUVER. Clerk.
L. :. D.. g. y. u. W. Va.
my-6-i3
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PIrcHERs' DUEL MAKES THE aAAE
VERY EXCITING.
Green and Mains Allow But Five Scat
tered Rits. But BeilAirs wins
Three TO Two.

Featured by = pitchers duel between
Green and Mains. Bellaire took the last
game from Lawrenceville team sunday
afternoon By the score Of 3 20 >. Nearly
1900 fans witnessed the game. which
was umpired by Perk Kennedy. the
veteran big league HEAVIER.
Unttl the ninth inning the Pennsyl-
Nanta team was blanked by Green. but
IN this inning they made their two runs
on one hit. a base on balls and an error
The Ohioans rolled up four errors be-
hind Green. but he was very effective
with men on bases. Score.
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THE REDS
Also Take a Firmer Hold on the First
Place Position by Defeating
the Cardinals.

ST LOUIS. No. May 5-In "a game
FUN ~ interest from start 90 finish.
Cincinnati won from -. Louis. n to
2 to-day. The visitors started scoring
early and scored in all hut three in
nings. The home team rallied IN the
ninth. hut feIl short by three runs.
p. ~. p
-. Louis I'LL "a 10 .
cincinnati . 0I411 Q oil T. 2
Baftsries- Willis. Dale. taudormil<
and WinRo smith. Uumphries. BaEby.
Benton and Mclean.
The Wheeling intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1903-1961, 1912-05-06
FOUNDRY
WHEELING MOLD WINS GREAT
GAME PROM HoDsHoNs.
Edward Allows But Two Little BingIes
Bruhn Also Twirls Great Bail
for Hodshons.

Having his splitter" working per-
fectly. Edwards allowed the Hodshon
club but two little bingles in yesterdays
game. and the Wheeling Mold Foundry
defeated the fast Hodshon team nv the
score OF 2 to / BRruhn for Hodshon
also pitched great ball. aIowinR hut Ave
hits The game was one OF the most
exciting semi-professionaI games ever
played IN his city.
wheeling Mold won the game in the
eighth Not until the ninth inning did
the Hodshon club make "a tally. The w.
VI. x =. club has about the fastest semi
professional club In this vicinity and
are out after the championship. Score.
The Wheeling intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1903-1961, 1912-05-06

HrNrfNsTUN w We Nav g
Hnr Wells gHofvtnouff made on
eleventh four ar-nIrrrmert % bic ir.
'rufI.rs fu o. rHrf.fa o. for ror
rrrsa from tho fffH dIafr.rf against
e. Onrrrasuan ff1ffrs Ua has a large
follow Jos In fhc ~ a u.s. district
The Wheeling intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1903-1961, 1912-05-06
COBB AGAIN
Star Outhelder Of the Tiasrs Sent a
Seorin1 Sinule IN Eiahth and
Went Home or Play.

DETROIT. Mich. May 5-Ty Cobb'g
scoring sInRl. in the eighth escaped
ShottHu ard before OBJ. latter could
retrieve Nt UHsh and cobb g~ored the
runs which enabled Detroit Co. defeat
S. louis TODAY Zoo o. ir the closing
game OF frs series Cobb retired the
sId BOO fh. rrn'h. fun 20 rho catches
being au. 'a".'s- Score
% a b.
-f louis H 1 90 Q
Detroit U H H H . "a @ %
Haf.-i.s lake Hrd stephens VII
..r ard -fHrrEH
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Summary.
Three-hase hits-Zimmerman. .
Sacrifice hits-Gihsou. Archer.
Stolen hases-Hofmau. Tinker
Double play-Tinker 20 Ever- 10 Zlm-
norman.
Left on bascs-Chicago. 10; Fitts-
hurEH. 8.
First base on bails-Om O'Toole. s.
Struck out-Ry OToole. 8. by Richie.
wild pitch SO Toole. o
Time. 90.
Umpires-Brennau and owens.
The Wheeling intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1903-1961, 1912-05-06
CUBS WIN
DEFEAT THE PIRATES WITH EASE
AND 0TToOLE TwIRLED.
Former American Association star was
Touched Up for Ten Hits and
was Wnd at Times.

CHICAGO. May 5.-Marty O-Toole
made his Chicago debut by suffering a
defeat at the hands OF Chicago to-day.
s TO ?. Although pitching in fine form.
he became Wild at critical times. the To-
Gals taking advantage Of his generosity.
In the fourth he struck out Zimmerman,
EVers and Lennox in q row. Score.
The Wheeling intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1903-1961, 1912-05-06

Two-base nits-IanEo. Book.
struck out-By Mains. 3. by Green. ?
Base on bslls-On Mains. 3. on Green
Passed halls-KrutZ.
Wild pitcu-Greeu.
Hit by ball-Mains.
The Wheeling intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1903-1961, 1912-05-06

HlI Urrs Detected thr Imrera.s on
frr nHrfr third street grounds hr the
aHra ~ fH re- Tho feature nf fra
rawr vas ffa fHwrrlu 90 uolghertl.
with two ur bass
The Wheeling intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1903-1961, 1912-05-06
MARRIED.
DIED.

BACHndANH-pn Saturday. MAY fth.
1919. az 3 Or o'clock O. u 90 her late
ffatdcu~c $50 l-Os tnapiiue street.
EMMA LOUISA wife ~ the late Hen
Ifmiu UHrHmnrn
Funeral ON "wednesday morning 90 = 1O
u..lr.k requiem hiHn macs 60 Et
JHafuhH cathedral 90 U.r'rr
Friends rrura. ffIiIf Invited Inter
wsuf 40 Green's HHI cemetery
The Wheeling intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1903-1961, 1912-05-06
OPPORTUNITIES

BUsINEBs OPPORTUNITIES AHD IN
VEsTMENTS-If you wish 10 buy or
sell q business, stock OF goods, real es-
or any other property. business
opportunity OF any kind. write US at
once. stating Just what you have or
what you want. Information Depart
National Public Service Bureau,
WheellnE. w. Va ap-is-tf
The Wheeling intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1903-1961, 1912-05-06
BELLAIRE TAKES THE LAST
GAME FROM LAWRENCEVILLE

been Chambers. OF Marshall College.
has been mentioned. Director Cheese
viii complete this year.
The Wheeling intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1903-1961, 1912-05-06
WANTED-Male Help.

wANTED-Coal miners for Pennsylva-
MIA. steady work; good pay, good
houses: no trouble transportation ad-
vanccd TO men with families and single
men with baggage; no hoboes need ap-
ply. National Public Service Bureau.
Va. ap-2S-tf
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SEALED PROPOSALS.

BIDS will be received by the Triadel-
phia District School Board on the School
Building AT Mt. Leon. Plans can be
seen at Architect Geo. 8. Moneys
office. S~chmulbach Building. Bids
must he in OF or before s p. m. May
9Th. 1912. ap-27-n
The Wheeling intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1903-1961, 1912-05-06
TYPEWRITERS FOR SALE
TYPEWRITERS


you show our wholly Visible
typewriter 10 your friends and -
them see wherein "a excells any fi0N
typewriter made, ~ you could without
costing you one cent have the typewriter
10 Keep forever as your own Then
write US for fun particulars. Emerson
Typewriter Co. Box S. Woodstock. III
nois. mv-I-24t
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cHEsE RESIGNS.

MpRGASTDW$ " Va MAY o.
Al o. meeting o. the state board OF
rs gents here Saturday afternoon. the
rrsiEnafi0ns o. Athletic Director 8. "
cheese and Mrs cheese were handed
Ir. and accepted Dos tho board Dirrc-
'Hr hrsss reign ~ 1fnre has not
Nrau o. sI rosy az there has ALWAYS
been considerable opposition among
tho student Hndf $50 of has been
selected f1 800 fHe vacancy. UI' ftH.d
The Wheeling intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1903-1961, 1912-05-06
Notice TO -anufaceurer Jopp.rs Mer.
shsats ana Other Whoi:.si. p.ei.rs.

ehAnts and Other wholesale Dealers.
IS HEREBY GIVEN, That
the State Board OF Control OF the State
OF West Virginia will receive bids daily
ginia. for furnishing supplies for the
several State Institutions. the financial
management OF which 10 vested IN said
Board. Contracts will be awarded TO the
lowest bidders. quality coiNidered. and
other things being equal. West Virginia
dealers viii be given preference.
Lists of supplies needed will b fur
nlshed bidders on reooipt of requests
stating fhe line desired.
STATE BOARD OF CONTROL.
u-I-s. Charleston. West Virginia
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FOR SALE


FOR TO so acres on Cadiz
Pike. 54 miles from Wheeling. large
orchard. good ten room house. water on
both floors. l. VI. Bracken. X. II. No. 2.
bridgeport. q. National phone IS Cole
rain. my-s-i
PoR SALE-Farm. consisting Of 80
acres, eight miles west Of Freeport.
liar. Co. ONO. good farming land. lay
Ing we'll. % acres timber, good white
oak, chestnut and walnut. cheap IL sold
soon. J. NJ. Hughes. Gilmore. ". T. u.
J. Ohio. myI-j
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FOR SALE

= beauty on N0rth Huron street "a
humber ono fDssfI1r. a rrs house ~
.It rooms hafl and laundry. cemsnf
fuur. .~fafi0uarF fIHs electric tights
end Frs d~r ~fhroaslol'. iHf
flufLs faef
A frame house of sr rr0ms arrsrE
.f Or 700 families situated 1r NorfU
WHsa-r street Iof l"rIll feet
The Wheeling intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1903-1961, 1912-05-06
ROOMS WITH A

THH sTVEEH~FSrnisSsd rooms VIII
board. eNb Main 50 1851 Bell
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TOR RENT

For RENT
ron HENT-puring the summer good
ten room house with lot. on Cadiz Pike,
: = miles from Wheeling l.. VI. Bracken
x. T. No. . Bridgeport. ohio. National
phone IS COleratn. my-6-i
FoR REHT-Desirable house. furnished
or unfurntshed. large lawn. excellent
location. No. s Walnut avenue, Wood
lawn. Bell phone 2sc-W. NILS
FoR RENT-Compiete machine shop
with power. Also storage space
wheeling stove g. Range co. ap-ie-tf
ZOE REUT-Thrse ntCsiY furnished
rooms for light housekseping. Apply
20 North Front street Jy-11-tf
RoH .A1HT-4-ro0Tn fat With Ath
first floor also . = snd t-room nAtA
hsusskeepinG' rent reasonable Amply