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The Wheeling intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1903-1961, 1914-06-02

strife. the Corstitutioaalist leaders
fall 20 see Ehat peaceful measures
could D. brought 20 bear U coustrai1
them ~ accept the plan They Assert
nat With a. army % approx. usfely
% 900 men In the reid the occuEa-
ton - The remainder o. Mexico. fhs
capture 81 th- capital and the elm
nation 90 Huerta and his followers
- matter % not more than Two
m0lths
Iuoierous Situs-ior.
should anZ-0r all o. the foreign ma
lions. party U the conference a. ~
aEara Falls decide as a result % that
conference called 90 promote peace
70 use force 20 secure acceptance Of
ther plan. IRE Constitutional feel
That u would present situation 20
contradictory a. fo De- lld.crous The
Announcement that a rasis had been
secured FOR the solution % the az.
rarian question was received With
Laughter. The CoUstItutlonAlsts do
not recognize the right OF the media.
tors 70 rule concerning this subject.
81 pecially AZ the stand Of the Huerta
party on the matter largely was re-
sponsible Tor TIE unrest la Mexico
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PARTICIPANCY
CcOHtiau.d PROM Firs, P.s.1

| Tor publication today any phase OF
/ The Mexican problem.
Whether mediation would come 10
nauEht IN case the South American
ENJOYS should determine 20 reject all
| proposals for enlarglug the scope OF
the conference 50 as 70 include rep
resentatiyes OF the Mexican reyolu.
: uon!sts was the uppermost subject
ot discussion throughout the day ia
Washington Many held 10 the be-.
lirt that the original proposal for a
/ protocol to be signed by the United
I states and Huerta's representative
would be adhered 10 and that the
united States would then await do
ve!opments. hoping that influence,
! could be brought 70 bear which
would result IN REORGANIZATION of
the governmental affairs in Mexico
/ with friendly participation by Consti-
nationalist Leaders after the United
states and Huerta had settled thvir
differences. Others were Inclined To
the view that the Constltutioualists
would proceed with increased vigor
20 the physical overthrow OF the
huerta regime. capture the govern
ment at Mexico and then protest
that there was nothing TO mediate
Clearance Papers Refused.
nat the American government Is
refusing to issue clearance papers to
ships laden with ammunition for any
Meyican port was disclosed today
The bureau OF navigation. II wac d..
clared refuses all such clearance.
but this does not actually prevent the
shipments OF ammunition from Ameri-
can sources to Mexico.
Administration officials have uni.
tormly declined TO make and definite
statement as to the policy regarding
the admission OF arms into NeXico
secretary Daniels tonight declined TO
commit himself on the subject httf
there Is ground for the belief that
under pressure from foreign govern.
mehts there soon may be some au-
thorltatlve pronouncement on the
subject. Regarding General FN,ns.
TONS action in levying fines upon the
German liners Ypiranga and bavaria
Tor irregularity In discharging their
cargos OF munitions of war. Secretsrv
harrison said that there might b. an
sppsaI from the German government
Actlon on the appeal. II brought
would be taken by the secretary ~
state and not the secretary 81 w.
Mr.. Garrison added
War Material Approaching
Other cargoes OF war material are
commonly understood TO be approach
ing the Mexican coast. some from Ia
pan on the Pacific side and N is ru
Inored that consignment OF arms
from birmingham, Eng. soon would
De on Its way 10 Mexico So far ali
OF these cargoes are destined for the
tuerta government. though IL Is IN
derstood that already extensive trans.
shipments Of such material Is begin
ming In the West Indian islands for
the benefit OF the constitutionalists
to be landed at Tampico and Mata.
moros
With relation 10 the fines against
the German steamers. a despatch from
General Funston today announced
that he simply faithfully executed his
orders TO enforce the Mexican law in
imposing the fines.
The Wheeling intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1903-1961, 1914-06-02
Ambition Salts
Gives you a Clear Head and a
Good Appetite in the
Morning.

You need these to start with. You
can't do business right II you start the
day wrong AMBITION SALTS d. the
great reCti1cr OF mistakes OF eating or
drinking the night before II YOU dine
mot wisely but too we'll" take AN.
BlIlON SALTS before going TO bed
You will wake up In the morning with
your head clear. your stomach feeling
fine. your eyes bright with the sparkle
~ health and energy. You will enjoy
your work and do n well
AMBITION SALTS Is pleasant 10
take. acts quickly. no pain or discom-
fort
a large bottle at John Coleman com
pany for only fifty cents and II r.
guaranteed 20 BE- the finest sort OF
remedy at all times for INDIGESTION.
headache. billiousness. constipation
acid stomach. sluggish liver. kldney
troubles AID malaria. II drives uric
acid from tho gystem. makes the
blood purc-and pure blood means
health
Your money back on tho first bottle
purchased from John Coleman com.
pany 81 YOU are not satisfied Mall
orders filed. charges prepaid. By Tho
wendell PharUacal Company Inc.
Syracuse. y. Y. manufacturers.
tuestf
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RIVER NEWS

The stsgo AZ the local wharf con.
tinuDs 20 hover about the 4-foot mark
last nlEhi slight rise developed az
O. result oi throwing q bear tran at
Jam 40 " Co permit the Charles
brown. with @ tow OF 'mpties. TO cross
IN" Sisters Island bar
The Loroua is several hours behind
h'T regular limo. but IL scheduled 10
pass up for Pittsburgh late tonight
lh' h"hHWha D. due down tomorrow
mornln- az e. o'clock
me steel city. formerly the Viz
gIuia. BE- reported sold To Ceptsin Wm
irwin. representing the Chicago 81
Louis q Gulf transportation COM
panN she viii operate from LaSslle
IiI. 10 New Orleans The purchase
price ls said 10 be about SIS 900
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EX-GOV. WHITE
To Be One Of the Speakers a, IN.
Formal Opening OF the New
Windsor Hotel

IL was announced yesterday tina.
Former Governor Albert Il White ~
ParEersburg will be one Of the priu.
cipal speakers az the banquet which
Will be held Thursday evening. in
connection with the formal opening
OF tho new Windsor hotel Governor
White IL president Of the West Vir.
GINA Board OF Trade. His toast has
not as yet been selected
Judging from tho demand for
tickets the banquet will be- largely
attended. The event will be a most
elaborate one. The Board OF Trade il
IN charge OF arrangements and
uchee may be secured from tho
headquarters In the Market Audi.
manager OF the hotel
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NEGRO CONVICTED
Bandy Barnes Found Guilty In Crimi
nal Court and Given Four
Yesrs-Otner Cases

Bariy Barnes. a local negro. was
yesterday convicted in criminal court
ot an u-ly crime. upon the evidence
OF number of bows. and was sent
'ugad boy judge Alan H. Robinson. 10
serve four years IN the p'uItcutIary.
me plea OF his attorney. sheridan
Moore for new trIal. was oyerruled
TWO other indictments against him
were automatically passed
The case of Harry Flanuacan.
'hlf-'d with setting Tire 10 the Burns
ana church -tgblo. was passed until
me next term, pending an inquiry as
90 tine sanity of tl. defendant
\r-l Smith. COIur,G. charged with
larceny. was released urdor bond un.
90 September lu.
The Wheeling intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1903-1961, 1914-06-02
CHILDREN'S DAY
Exercises 20 be Held Sunday IN Trinity
Lutheran Sunday School VIII
Re trfereFtinu

Iu" sunday school of Trinity Lufh.
'Idu church VIII hold rehearsal this
AFTERNOON Of 2.3l O'Clock. preparatory
cog la' On. idTHnr day eNerCi-t- fu Dee
held sunday morning af 1910
O'Clock. Dr. .5 especially desired that
"I children os tho primary depart.
mru' h' present tor the rehearsal
a "wednesday evening the Reds will
ei'' banquet FOB flr Blues boz tho
sunday school room of rho church
iu i.o rt"vur sunday school contest
N.'r iH" Reds and Blues tho
Reds we're defeated and according fo
tho rules OF ihD contest the losers
arr fu banquet f.. winners
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Obituar y


'MftJCMOh v....' shr al uuu m hhh
A. the home % her son In Cleve.
land. yesterday evening az 5 O'Clock.
occurred the death % Mrs A ~ Ben.
nett. ofmerly % thi7 clfy Mrs Ben.
nett had been troubled with cancer
Tor the past several months. and death
resulted YESTERDAY She was well
known In this city. having resided IN
this city for a number OF wears. and
while here was member os tho
Fourth Street VI. r. church. Funeral
services over the remains viii D. held
from the place Of death "wednesday.
lnterment will be In Garfield Gene
terry.
The Wheeling intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1903-1961, 1914-06-02

The last sad rites over the remains
OF Josiah Sinclair were held yester-
day afternoon at 3 o'clock I'm the rest
dence OF his brother. Chatham Sin
clair. Forty sixth and Jacob streets.
Rev. J. T. Strader. pastor OF the Ben
wood VI T.. church. had charge OF
the services. Interment was in Mt
Wood cemetery. The deceased was
well known citizen OF Benwood
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peass Obseouie~

Funeral services over the remains
OF Rose Catherine. the infant daugh-
ter OF Mr.. and Mrs. Joseph ~ Reass.
were held Yesterday afternoon M ?
O'Clock I'm the family residence al No.
81 Kentucky street Interment was
In Greenwood cemetery.
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Infants Eunerat

Yesterday afternoon at 2 O'Clock fu-
neral services over the remains Of
Catherine Jane Daugherty were held
from the residence OF the parents.
Mr and Mrs Thomas DauKherty. at
70. 1905 Eor street Rev William
Hall. pastor OF the Immaculate Con
ception church. had charge OF the ser
vice. Interment was made at Mt Cal
vary.
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Funeral services were held over
the remains OF Frederick Otto. infant
son OF Mr. and Mrs. Frederick Parker.
yesterday afternoon In the family
home, No. ass North Wabash street
lnterment was in Mt Zion cemetery
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special Dispatch 70 the lntelliRencer
reached here tonight OF rhe death or
Mrs. l.. +. Pride. a former Fairrnont
woman. which occurred At the home
or her daughter Mrs. Louise Taylor.
IN brooklyn, y. y. She was 81 years
and was member Of an old ana proni.
nent family OF Fairmont The BODY
VIII be brought TO Fairmont Tuesday
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Word was received In this city yes
terday morning OF tho death OF the
two-months-old son OF Mr. and Mrs
clarence Johnson. at Coshocton. q.
Inc parents were formerly OF this
city. and are well known. "a Mr. Jobn.
son worked for several years as clerk
az the local freight station OF the Pan
Handle Railroad
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a meeting u the tc,~hers ,-4
schools committee ~ the Board Of rJu'
cation Will b. hold iu the IHgh school
building tonight
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NJ. sArnh Warr-n-

Special Dispatch 20 the Intelligence
MARIETTA a. o.. June Miss Sarah
Esh.cra Warren wealthy and "A magazine
writer of national fans. died today
aEa o. leaving O. fortune 90 charitable
and humane Institutions She was &C
tive ln public affairs. a pioneer resident
and gave much time and money 90 char
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- N" !" I0I'.I1I VI
SPECIAL Dispatch fl fhs lutsluEencsr
MAfIf.l ohio June l--Wtl-
liam ~ WithinEton. born "a years
aE1 a. Apollo. "a a ssaithy GA opera
Tor. died here today. lie vas a mem
h.r % the Fourteenth Regiment. Penn
HflEania volunteer Infautry. lie hal
extensive 90 interest IN Allegheny an
Washington suuuffsT PennsN Iva 1la-
one son C. ~. WithinCtnn. resides "a
Cleveland Mr.. l. p Armstrong; iu
this city.
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MISSIONARIES TO
HOLD CONVENTION
ANNUAL MEETING WILL BE HELD
IN THE EtRkWOOD NJ. {.
CHURCH
Interesting Program Has Been Ar
rsnged-Belmont County Towns
Will BE RsEresented


This afternoon at go o'clock IN
"a" hirkWuud II f. church az Bridge
port ia" annual convention OF The
Iarnesyiilo division OF th, Women.
HON" Missionary Society will omen
and a large number of DELEGATES will
BE- In attendance. tn, towns of shady
side. BolIair'. WOod-HeIl. Barresy-li,
and ST ClairsvilI- will be- represented
az the meeting. The meeting will CON
unue two day ending tomorrow after
noon The folloW'n- Is the program
to be rendered during the TWO DAYS.
Tuesday Afternoon.
Opening services-Mrs Il. T Mayer.
Bridgeport
Reading Miss Jessie Armiue.
Bridgeport
KcsTouse-Mrs Irma VI Thompson.
BellaIre
Music
Address. Delaware C(aninrs'-
Mrs VI. W. Reece. Canal Dover
Report Of district officers and auXil-
larry.
Memorial servlces-Mrs C. b.
Smith.
Tuesday Evening.
Devotional cNercises-The Rev. r
F. Mayer. bridgeport
Exercises Queen Esther Circle
Music
Address Mr. Anna Elder. Supt
MCtldskey HOUo alabama.
"Wednesday Morning.
Devotional exercises - Mrs Eliza
beth Robinson
Deaconess Work Mrs. y We'll
Work Of Queen Esther Circle-Miss
hlbi" shipper
Music
Address Mr.. VI ". Rcocc
Appointment 90 committee
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e,eE.as. aad burial ALL probably BE-
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Funeral services over ne remains
Of the late Patrick Welch, Who passed
away az biz home AZ Beilaire. Satlr-
DAY. wul 30 E.id Ia the 81 Elucrlt
church Wednesday a. . o'clock a m
Ile funeral services were % have
been held this morning but owing 20
one q. bis rlzfers not beng able %
come from Chicago for few days.
The services were postponed until
"wednesday.
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10 CENT "CASCARETS"
STRhGATEN YOU UP
WHEN HEAoAcHY, BILIOUS, CON
STlPATEo, STOMACH SOUR
BREATH BAD.
Get u lo-ceut box now.

Get l0-ceut box now.
Turn the lasoals out--th headache
eiousGess indigestion. the sick, sour
stomach aud sour gases-turn them
Cut tonight and keep them out witt
Cascarets.
Millions of men and women take a
Casoaret now and then and never
Nnow the misery caused h. a lazy
liver, clogged bowels or IN upse
stomach
Don't put in another day OF d!stres
Let Cascarets cleanse your stomach;
remove the sour fermeating lood;
take the excess bile from your liver
and carry ont ali the consupate i
waste matter and poison in the bow
els. Then YOU will feel great.
A Cascaret tonight s,raightens y0u
cut by morning They work while
you sleep, \ l0cent box from am
drug store means q clear head, swae
stomach and clean. healthy liver and
bowel action for months. Childrea
love CasearvtS beeause they never
grippe or Sicken.
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said opening to be not less than five
feet from the ground; that each clos
ct under the seat or seats shall con-
tain night soil compartment, open
at the bottom if the owner so desires,
but so constructed as to prevent the
.ngress or egress of any flies there,
rom, save when the same is actually
being cleaned through said opening
IS aforesaid; that the door to said
closet shan be SO constructed by the
use OF spring or pulley as to automat-
cally close and remain closed; that
all openings to said closet, except the
door and opening for cleaning shall at
II times be SO screened as TO prevent
inc ingress or egress of flies; and
al CT said closets erected and main
tanned under the provisions of this or
dinance, in addition to the specific re
.uirements herein set out, shall at
al times be so maintained and oper-
lted as to preTent the iagress or
egress Of flies.
Sec. ". Be It further ordained by
the authority aforesaid, that no per-
son at any premises, where the own.
2r thereof is required under the pro
Visions Of this ordinance to erect and
maintain a closet, shall deposit any
night soil except therein: no wash wa
ter, garbage, kitchen Stops or other
liquid wastes shall be emptied into
5aid closet; no person shall deposit
my night soil from any person suf-
fering frcm typhoid fever or other
serious bowel trouble into said closet
until same shall have been previous,
y and thoroughly disinfected.
Sec. V. Be it further ordained by the
authority aforesaid that any person,
i'm cr corporation violating any of
he provisions of this ordinance, shall
upon conviction thereof in the police
court OF said city, be punished as
provided in Section seventyone (71)
If Johnson's code Of said city.
Sec. VI. Be it further ordained by
.he authority aforesaid that all ordi-
lances and parts thereof, in conflict
With this ordinance be and the same
re hereby repealed.
A representative of the Evening
Banner addressed the council in be-
lalf Of a special edition of the paper
10 be issued shortly to be known as
the Railroad and Harbor Edition and
sked for subscription for 1000
copies at Toe each. The matter was
referred to the committee of the whole
Bills and accounts properly APPROX
ed and audited, amounting to $79975,
were read and ordered placed n
course of settlement. Adjourned.
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DAYS DO|NCS At
STATE CAPITAL
R. A. WILSON ON TRIAL IN THE
SUPERIOR COURT CHARGED
WITH LARCENY.

Atlanta, March 25.-On the charge
of larceny after trust, r. A. Wilson,
former cashier and treasurer CT 10,
cal produce company, was put en- trial
in the criminal branch of the superior
court this morning.
1t is alleged that Wilson took be
tween $1,000 and $4,000 from his EN-,
ployers. Wilson is well known, al
was very highly regarded, and the al
fair is Of great LEGAL interest
The president of the company was
the first witness for the prosecuti IL
He testified that Wilson had admitte
.aking the money, but had promis ed
70 replace it. On his failure to do so,
The arrest was ordered Solicitor
Hugh Dorsey is beng assisted in the
prosecution by Herbert Shropshire
Wilson'S attorneys are George Spen &c
and Walter McElreath.
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THICK, GLOSSY HAIR
FREE FROM DANDRUFF
GIRLS! BEAUTIFY YOUR HAIR!
MAKE'IT SOFT, FLUFFY
AND LUXURlANT.

Try as you will, after an applica-
ZION OF Danderine, YOU cannot find !
$ ngie trace Of dandruf or falling
hair and your scalp will not itch, but
what will please you most will be
after few weeks use, when you see
new hair. fine and downy at first
Yes-but really new hair-growing all
over the scalp.
A little Danderine Immediately dou-
bles The beauty of your hair. No diff
ference how dun, faded, brittle and
scraggy, just moisten cloth with
Danderine and carefully draw it
through your hair, taking one small
strand at time. The effect is imme-
date and amazing hair will be
light, fluffy al wavy. and have an ap-
pearance of abundance: an incompar,
able lustre, softness and luxuriance,
the beauty and simmer of true
health.
Get a . cent bottle of knowiton's
Danderine from any drug store or toll
let counter, and prove that your hair
is as pretty and soft as any-that ii
has been neglected or injured by care
less treatment-thats all
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hundred and seYenty-two (372l, in the
city of Brunswick, between F and G
streets, and fronting on Newcastle
street is in an unsightly, unsanitary,
and decayed condition, a menace to
health, and fer the general welfare of
the community should be torn down
and removed.
Therefore, be it and it is hereby re-
Isolved, That the same is hereby con
demnGd and ordered torn down by the
'cwner thereof, and, should the said
owner fail to comply with the terms
of this resolution within 30 days from
this date; then the same shall be tern
down and removed by the said city
of Brunswick, and the cost thereof to
be charged to said lot owner as pro
vided by law Adopted.
ORDINANCES
The following ordinance was read
the second and third time, passed and
adopted;
An ordinance providing for the cree
ticn of priV.es or surface closets with
In the Incorporated limits of the city
of Brunswick, providing hcw the same
shall be erected, maintained, kept and
regulated, providing n punishment for
the violation of the ordinance and for
other purposes
See l. BE it ordained by the mayor
and council OF the city of Brunswick
in council assembled, and it is hereby
ordained by the authority of the same,
that from and after the passage Of
this ordinance, every building in said
chy used as \ dwelling, store, livery
stable, tenement house, mill or foun
dry, shall be provided by the owner
thereof with Watec closet. priyy or
surface closet where said privy or
water closet can be lawfully maintain
ell.
Sec II, BE il further ordained by
the authority aforesaid. that no priyy
or surface closet shall be erected or
maintained On any premises, in said
city, within two hundred feet of
public sewer.
sec. III. Ec II further ordained by
the authority aforesaid. that any such
priyy or closet erected under the pro.
visions of this ordinance shall be con.
structod OF wood or brick or other SIM
liar and suitable material: that the
same shall be SO constructed as to
have only one opening thereto. except
the main door, aud this epenins shall
re located at The rear and Mt the bot.
tom OF said closet, and Of such di
measions Is TO readily permit the re.
movni CT the nicht sell deposited
therein, and such opening shall at all
times, except when said closet is be.
ing cleaned be tightly closed with
cover, so constructed as 10 work in
sliding grooves as to TeQuire the said
cover OF lis own weight to tightly GOV.
er said o2eninc: that each closet shan
have at ieas- one opening of not less
than two square feet for ventilation,
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SPECIAL NOTICE

800 reward for evidence to convict
any person of committing crime Of
misdemeanor upon the property a
Mrs. Lucy c. Carnegie, on CHAMBERLAIN +
sland, Georgia, by hunting, shootinl
trapping or otherwise unlawfully tK
ng game birds and animals, fur-bekr-
ng animals, cattle, horses, hogs or do
nestle animals, water birds, alligat9rs,
'ysters terrapin.
twk3-27 w. E. PAGE, Manager.
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in your BODY Is
half asleep. Your
3ystem is clogged
up with an accum-
U'ation OF filth
Hat makes good
health impossible.
What you need
IS 4 thorough, top
20 bottom house
cleaning and a ton
C to build you up
somethinh to
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SPECIAL NOTICE.

All bills against British stear
Anglo-Saxon must be pEs&n r.
office by II o'clock, noon, ST this, thu
26th day of March, 1914, or payment
thereof win be debarred.
f. D. NJ. STRACHAN & CO.. Agents
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SPECIAL NOTICE.

l will be at the following places IN
the following days to recel7e tax re-
turns for the year 1914:
Sherling, Feb. 6, Is; March Ii.
st. Simons, Feb. 7, q; March 10.
Bladen, Feb. -, March T, &C.
Brookman, Fen. II. March 6, %.
Brunswick, Feb. 10 20, 81; Ma-cn
l., Is, Il, %, rs, ~.
JOHN E. BURBERRY,
Tax Receiver, Glynn County. Ga.
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Between Prince street and
the Oglethorpe, pendant, large gold
ball in gold hoop, with drops, LbeT-
al reward will he given If returned
TO Mrs. J. X. Nightingale, corner
Prince and Carpenter streets.
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FOR RBNT-One OF two gentlemen
who can give good refereLees; a
large comfortable room; electric
lights, use of phone and tath: hot
water an, hour, day or night. 927
Union st II
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FOR REM
FOR RENT-A 2-story, 7-room house,
all modern conveniences, desirable
location. Phone 735.

FOR RENT-Nicely furnished rooms,
all modern conveniences; can al
range flat Of three rooms for house
keeping to couple without children.
Mrs III. F. Winter, 1916 Union St.,
phone ITS or 30. 1921 Newcastle
street. 4-10