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The Wheeling intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1903-1961, 1914-12-19
ARMSTRONG; MILLS

AHMSTRONGS MILLS. o.. Dec. IL
This locality has been in the grasp
OF pretty severe storm period for
several days; the roads are consider
ably clogged with snow still
An operator named Weber from
Columbiana county. was in the Old
Held here the past week and shot two
oil wells. The result at Mobley No
4. after II was shot. was a production
OF ffty-twO barrels in twenty-four
hours: from Mobiey No. G. for a same
period the production was ten barrels
In Centerville. an Improvement A..
sociation has taken M the matter OF
lighting the streets with gas.
An oyster supper will be held In the
town hall at that place on Christmas
eve. the proceeds from which will he
turned In 20 the treasury 20 be Do.
voted to financing the enterprise. They
extend a cordial invitation 20 every
one 10 come.
r. a. clifford left Wednesday Tor
Pittsburgh. where he will visit his
son. Harry Clifford. during the holl.
days
o. Rev. Jay y. Johnson conducted the
regular service at Beallsvilie on last
SUNDAY, both mornina and evening
ana went on 10 Caldwell. where he
held midweek service on Wednesday
and Thursday lie also began a ser.
vice Of several meetings AZ Hunter o..
Tuesday night
There will be n Christmas cantata
given BY the Concord sunday school
on Christmas night There will also
Do n treat for the school
Miss Bertha Weekley was visitin.
schools 81 Bellaire on last Friday.
Two handsome new gas stoves have
been placed In Concord church BY
class No. . Of the SUNDAY school
Miss Eva Edwards. 81 Newport. q
was The guest Of friends In Center.
vile the past week
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GRADES And EXCAVATIONS"
(By A D. Williams. State Road Enxineer)

The following paper was presented
10 the National Good Roads Congress
that Is In session at Atlanta. Georgia.
by A. d. Williams. Chief Engineer OF
the State Roads Commission OF wesr
virginia Grades and Excavations
was the subject OF this paper which
proved very interesting and was ex-
cedingly instructive In the matter OF
construction OF roacs. His paper
summed up. Is as follows:
l. What will be the present ana
also the future demands OF the terri
tory adjacent TO the road in question:
z. What are the possible develop
ments In the territory, from an IN
dustriai. agricultural. educational.
ana social standpoint?
3. VIII the road In the future be.
come part OF a general system of
roads reaching TO other commun,-
ties?
T. What traffic will pass over the
road. making due allowance for de-
veiopment. and considering the
present and future tonnage1
D. The general direction In which
the greatest amount OF tonnage will
De transported. the class OF tonnage
and the time necessary TO move Il In
order to make II the most remark
able.
s. The direction in which the as
cending grade will be In comparison
with the possible traffic demands.
T. The maximum load that a horse
can pull based upon the length or
grade and the time required 20 make
the trip.
g. Consideration should always be
given TO climatic conditions and TO
the season that the roads win be re.
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SiSTERSVILLE

SlSTERSvTLLE. w. Va. Dec. IS
n. p. lllman. of Moundsviile. was in
the city. Wednesday and Thursday.
looking after business interests.
DIR. y. II. Bowen has left for Man.
nington TO spend several days with
relatives.
Mrs. /. o. Murrey and niece. Miss
katherine Neill. were in Wheeling.
Wednesday. the guests of Mr.. and
Mrs. J. Fred NELL.
Miss Effie Gorrell has returned home
TO ST. Marys after being the guest OF
the Misses Nora and Frances Debolt.
Richard Dye. OF Weston. who has
been visiting his sister, Mrs. Wade
Duny, has returned home.
T. A. Williams has left for a visit
OF several days with friends in Wheel.
Ing. Martins Ferry and Bellaire.
Mr.. and Mrs. c. A. Carson and
daughter, Miss Virginia, left, Wednes-
day. for Warren. Pa. where they will
visit relatives for several weeks, after
which they will 20 to Fellos, Califor-
MIA, TO make their future home.
MI. Julius Fellenbaum. of Cleveland.
D.. has returned home after spending
few days with F. y. Fischer and
family.
Mrs. George Nell and little daughter
Katherine left. Wednesday. for
Maynesburg. Pa. called by the sudden
illness OF Mrs. Neill's father.
Higgs Bros. OF Mt. de Chantal. have
arrived in the city and expect to open
a bakery.
Mrs. Nell Henderson Orr has re.
turned from Marietta. where she has
been visiting the family of f. f. Essen.
barth.
Miss Hannah Miller left. Wednes.
day, for South Boston, Virginia. to
make an extended visit at her home.
Misses Henel Mccoy and Hattie
Hill will arrive home to-day from Hol.
Inns College. at Hollins, Va. to spend
the Christmas holidays at their homes
Evert Meredith has arrived home
from Ohio State University TO spend
a few weeks with his parents, Mr.. and
Mrs. Arthur A. Meredith.
The Comus Club will hold a big
dance in Thistle hall Thursday even
ing. December 81. at which time they
will dance the old year out and the
new year in. 4 large number of in
vitations will be issued shortly. and
the dance promises 10 be a success
Jolline's orchestra will fur mu.
sic.
Miss Margaret Alder. OF the South
Side. who has been seriously IN with
t.-N~'A fever for several weeks. Is
able 70 be out again.
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ouired to take care OF the heaviest
traffic.
.. The class OF material of which
the road Is TO be built. and the cost OF
construction on the longer distance.
compared with the sleeper grade ana
shorter distance have a certain i'm
portant bearing on the subject. pe-
cause the most important subject in
Connection with the cost OF roads on
grades Is that OF maintenance. which
increases very rapidly with the in
crease OF grade.
10. The condition Of the right of
way and the possible chances for dis
position OF water ana DRAINAGE are
factors OF much Importance when
considering the maximum grade.
IL Important items enter into the
descending grade that should be Civ
en- as much. II not more. considera-
ZION than the ascending grade.
IL. A grade should Tot be sleeper
than a horse can descend safely at a
trot
H. A grade should not be sleeper
tnan team can safely descend with
o loard that IL can handle for ten
hours under normal conditions.
IL. The amount of time necessary
TO descend a grade should be consid-
cred. making due allowance for the
minimum speed that can safely be
used on that grade.
10 The highway engineer OF to-
DAY must remember that - time
passes. the motor traffic requirements
OK the highway win be more and
more exacting.
10. Grades crossing summit
should range into another BY some
form OF vertical curve.
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ATTEMPTED SUICIDE

Special Dispatch 20 The fnfcuirrncer
CfsARKSBTRG. Vs. Va. Dec is
Mrs. Ray Cork. wife Of restaurant
cmpioye. walked into b Fourth street
drug store TO-DAY and told the drug
gist that she had just swallowed TWO
tablets ~ deadly poison because she
had been mistreatcd physician
pumped ont her stomach. and ahe was
faken 20 the police station TONIGHT
She was IN n critical condition She
was formerly Miss Grace Bennett. Of
Warrington. whore her parents reside.
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FREIGHT MOTORS
commerciaiixsd Vehicles Are Fast
Coming Into Their own-Bio
Increase 10 Shown

Commercial vehicles the fast coming
into the held. and with the destruc-
ton OF horses and trucks in the war
on the other side this end OF the busi-
ness must have q healthy growth
during the next few years There are
now about 100000 freight carrying
motor vehicles in use. the production
during the past L months being a.
bout 10000. with the ration OF in
crease greater than was ever known
In the passenger car field
IL is doubtful whether there win be
any great increase In the number OF
automobile manufacturers II Is not
unlikely that some of the smaller
makers will fail. with the others
growing bigger. There has been little
overcapitsllzation. and. In fact. a very
large number OF the concerns couia
probably use more capital in their
business.
$50 Makes Of Cars.
There are now more than $50 listed
manufacturers OF motor venicies,
some making both pleasure and
commercial cars.
or these. 10 make gasoline pas
senger cars. Gas gasoline commercial
cars. II cycle cars, % motor fire ap-
paratus. Is electric pleasure cars and
"a electric commercial vehicles.
There Is an increase in the number
OF manufacturers over the past two
years. but a decrease as compared
with the number al the end OF 1911.
except as regards cycle cars, which
are a new development.
The total production for the year
ending June 30. 1914. was approx
mately $4,000 cars and trucks. val
ued at s425.000.0o0. The average val
uation OF cars has consistently ae-
creased until IL is now about $3.50.
more than half the cars selling at less
than $500.
OF dealers and garages we find list
ed $4,000 automobile dealers. 1850
garages. 1.2s0 repair shops and $50
supply houses.
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BANKRUPT NOTICE.


United States of America. Northern Dis
tr1ct OF West Virginia. SIS:
In the United States District Court In
ana Tor said District
In the matter OF George Kolodziejszyk
and Anna Cynkar. partners as kolodzie-
jszyk a cynksr. OF Wheeling. In the
county OF Ohio and State OF West vir-
sinia- In said District. respectfully rep
resents that ON the first day of October.
last past they We're duly adjudged bank
ting TO bankruptcy; that they have duly
surrendered all their property and rights
with ali Tie rsauiremsnt , oy s SI%p acts
and OF orders OF the court touching their
bankruptcy.
dividuals and as partners. may be de-
creed by the Court TO have a full dis
charge from all debts provable against
except such debts as are excepted by law
from such discharge.
Dated this 18th day Of December. A. ID.
GEORGE KoLoDZIEJsZYK. ANNA
KoLopzfEJszYK cYNKAR.
By William a. Duggan. their Attorney.
Order OF Notics Thereon.
N9 or, .s District OF West virginia; IS;
1919. on reading the foregoing petition.
Ordered by the Court that a hearing be
had upon the same the 18th day OF
January. a. ID. 1915. before said Court at
wheeling. In said district. at ten o'clock
In the forenoon: and that notice thereof
be published In the Wheeling InteIligen-
Ger. 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 IL is further ordered BY the Court
that the clerk shall send by mail TO all
known creditors copies of said petition
and this order addressed TO them at their
places OF residence as stated.
Witness the Honorable Aston c. Day
ton. Judge of the said Court. and the seal
thereoi, AT Wheeling. In said district. on
the 18th day of December. A d, 1914.
Attest:
{. b. KEFAUvER. Clerk.
L. 5. ID. c.. y. ID. W. Va
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School Notes.

The report cards OF the High school
room we're given out Friday afternoon.
The ycontained the grades OF the
pupils for December
The usual Christmas and New
Years holiday in the public school Is
scheduled to begin Wednesday. Decem-
Der %. The remainder OF that week
and all OF the following will be given
over as a vacation.
Christmas programs to be given
wednesday afternoon.
The young ladies bible class of the
Methodist church, taught by Mrs. VIII
liam Moore, was delightfully."- enter
tained by Mrs. +. II. Somerville an her
HON con Sycamore street. Friday eve
ming. The evening was spent in the
study OF the lesson and supper was
serevd.
II was announced by the teachers
that the annual Christmas entertain
ment will be given New Years eve
and that the Christmas treat VIII be
given Sunday morning. December "a.
The scholars are making arrange
ments now.
The Ladies' Aid OF the NJ. Z. church
held a business meeting at the home
of Mrs. NJ. n. Moore.
The X. OF p. Sisters held their reg,p
lar Monda yevening session in the X.
OF p. hall. Several business matters
were taken up and a social time was
held afterwards.
II Is possible that coasting win be
forbidden on some grades where II IL
dangerous.
Many miners in town and vicinity
and OF Robyville. after hearing OF the
non-settlement OF the coal strike are
looking for work elsewhere. and some
are moving away.
The Sparton Literary program to
be held January 8. 1915:
Declamations-Velm Milhoan. VIM.
Brown. Paul Reynolds. Beatrice Beck,
Lewis Sedzimer. Marion Singhaus, Al
ma Devall
Tomson. VIM. Taylor. Howard Beck.
Extempos - Herbert Sommerville,
Kerr Mclaughlin, Wilton Hine. Chas
Bernhard. Ralph Phnpott. Isaac Car
ter.
Essay-Elizabeth Grove. Don Moore.
Orwell Sommerville. Eugene DUNCAN.
Dom Eadie. Denzil Pyle. Justin John.
son.
Debafe-Chester Bernhard. affirma-
tive; Leo Murdvel. negative Subject.
should the government OF the u. s.
own and control the railroads."
The Christmas bazaar given by the
young ladies bible class OF the Metho-
dist church was one OF the most at
tractive and beautiful displays OF the
kind ever given In the church. Articles
OF every description we're on sale.
from beautiful handwork embroidery
done by the ladies themselves and
works Of art OF great variety from
the Orient down to the useful and IN
dispensable. including aprons. bed
comforts. towels. etc. Those who we're
fortunate enough 20 visit this sale
were able 20 solve the problef for
thist Christmas At least
Following the usual custom as there IL
no protective association In the city
regulating when the stores will BE-
closed and when opened. most all the
merchants will keep their stores open
evenings from now on until Christmas
to accommodate the many shoppers
who patronlze home trade.
There we're many good coaetlnR
tracing tracks In the town during the
fore part Of the week and many
youngsters we're out enjoying the first
real sport of the winter
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Briefs


The Pleasant Hin NJ. r. Sunday
school will give Christmas enier.
tainment ~ the church on next Wed.
nesday evening. December %.
Mrs. Robert Kupfer IL on the sick
list
Miss Elsie RoEersou and Miss An.
no Driscol are the guests Of relatives
IN Moundsville.
The Consolidated and hizh school
donated a fine turkey for the Xmas
dinner 10 each OF the ministers. Rev.
A. G. Rine and Rev ". 4. Riddle for
services rendered in chapel.
Mrs o. y. Taibert has been spend
Ing few days with her parents Mr.
and Mrs Dean Morgan. Of Wheeling
The schools Of this vicinity viii
close today for the Christmas holiday
and VIII not open again until January
4. 1915.
Mrs Charles Levy Of Mozart. f.
nl
Mrs T. a. Schubert spent Thurs
day in Wheeling
William Barnett who has been
quite ~ a. somewhat improved and
viii be taken 10 the home OF Rev
Bowden Of Wheeling In few DAYS
Mrs. J. X. Ziger was the guest OF
relatives IN Martins Ferry Wednes
dav and Thursday.
Lieutenant Gibson OF the Linsiy
Institute spent Thursday evening
with Alfred Andreas Of Mozart
Mr.. and Mrs. = W Behrena and
family spent Thursday evening ~
the home ~ &. A. Klagues
Miss rene MARBLE who has been
quite ill D. somewhat improved
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Wives
On. when men write OF women
Whom they'll condescend to we'd.
They want tho crown Of beauty
Shining on each wffclv head
To read, you'd think that naught but
eyes
AglOw and hair ashine
Nonld ope the doors 81 marriage
To the aspirants I'M line.
But many a homoly creature
Gains the wedding ring with ease.
For Wrens the peacocka Oft excel
IN ways that charm and please.
so though man iaudeth looks In print.
With pen both bold and free.
He's won By that FAR rrcnfor lure
fCallcd personality.
Judge
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ENTERTAINMENT AT Moxart

Entertainment At Mozart
On Friday afternoon the pupils OF
the Mozart school gave a Christmas
entertainment in Room 3 of the
school. The program began at 1870
O'Clock and was as follows:
Piano Solo: William Kraft.
Song: Rooms Two and Three.
Recitation: Elizabeth Deist.
Song: Room Two.
Recitation: Ethel Cook.
Song: Girls of Room Two.
Recitation: Clyde Kalkreutn.
Song: Room Three.
Exercise: Boys OF Room One.
Song: Room Two
Recitation: Dorothy Kalkreuth.
Song: Room One.
Recitation: Anna Rose.
Song: Room Three.
Recitation: Evelyn Clegg.
Duet; Ruth Peterson and Dorothy
Kalkreuth.
Recitation: Harold Kerr.
Song: Room Two.
Exercise. Elizabeth Ratcliffe and
Ray Schubert.
Recitation: Elmer Heitz.
Exercise Girls OF Room One.
Songs: Boys OF Room Two.
Recitation: Loretta Lydick.
Song: Room Three
Exercise: Girls OF Room One.
Recitation: Hazel Bromer.
Dialogue: Room Two.
Recitation: Hazel Borck.
Song: BOYS OF Room
Recitation: Beatrice Loges.
Grafton William Farmer.
Song: Room One and Two
Dialogue: Room Two.
Lullaby: Girls OF Room One.
The program wss followed by a
treat for the school.
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SEALED PROPOSALS

Notice 20 Manufacturers. Jobberr uer
chants and Others Wholesale Dealers.
NOTICE is HEREBY GIVEN That
the state Board OF Control OF the State
of West Virginia will receive bids daily
AT its office at Charleston. West virginia.
for furnishing supplies for the several
ment OF which Is vested in said Board.
Contracts Will be awarded 10 the lowe est
bidders, quality considered. and other
things being equal. West Virginia deal
ers will he given preference
Lists Of supplies needed will be fur
nished bidders on receipt OF requests
stating the line desired.
STATE BOARD OF CONTROL.
Ja-l-f Charleston. West Virginia
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SHERRARD

On Wednesday at $500 o'clock Miss
Annabel Conner OF Limestone and Mr.
Charles Burns of near here were
quietly married at the NJ. +. Parson-
age by Rev. A. c. Rife The young
couple were given a rousing sere-
made on Wednesday evening by the
young people OF the neighborhood.
Mr.. and Mrs. Burns will reside on
the Fairmont PIKE near here.
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ADENA, OHIO

ADENA, o.. Dec. 1s.-Methodist:
Preaching services. 1880. Rev. T. III.
keyser. pastor. Sunday school. $3.50.
Mrs. L. s. Casner. superintendent
Presbyterian: Sunday school. s:l5,
o. M. Case. superintendent. Preach
ing services, 1880. Rev.. o. Wise.
pastor.
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FIREwATER EMPORIUM
DAMAGED ~ FIRE

SPECIAL nlelatch 90 The Tnfellirencer.
hbUbFiELD. ". Va. Dec fs-The
saloon Of Harry Matt located A. Po-
cahontas Va. near here. was partial
" destroyed BY Gre to-day. Loss.
81 600
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DIED or INJURIES.
both Phones

-res..al ylspatcn fo the Intelligence
'lsAItkdbi ut. W va Dec. is
John r Goodwin. o. prominent Harri.
ION county farmer ls dead at bis home
on Gfasa run. near Marshvillc. Of lnlu.
iies received few days ago. when he
'uhered violent fan He was as
years old
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Stockholders. Meeting.
stOcihOidsrs Msstins.

Stockholders Meeting.
Annual meeting OF the stockholders
OF the West Va. Exposition and state
feir Asso'n will b. held on December
18Th. a. D. 1914. at the hour OF 2.30 r.
AZ IN IN" rooms OF the Gcrmsnia Half
Dollar savings Rank. 1891 Market St.
clecting q board Of directors and 10
transact any other business that may
De brought before the meeting.
\. REYMANN. Pres't.
GEORGE HOOK Sec'y d-fO-o
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ANNOUNCEMENTS

Rev. A. G. Rifle will preach at the
Pleasant Hill NJ. f. Church Sunday
at 1900 o'clock and at Mt olivet at
1880 d. m.
Rev. ii. A. Riddle will preach at the
Allen Grove Presbyterian church at
1880 o'clock
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Ransom Funeral

Funeral services over the remains
OF the late Jesse Ransom. who pass.
ed away ~ the Glendale Hospital on
Tuesday morning we're held IN Thurs
day az the home. Interment in Allen
Grove cemetery. AT this place.
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FOR SALE
FOR SALE.
FLORIDA FARM LANDS

FoR sATHNT1o-,ds 80 >- -, Ss-.,,-
truck farms. 81 per acre per month
i5e. climate FINEST orange and
s sl',,i, Iuit lana. WIN produce net in
f nSents wanted Frank Duff. Roseiand
-. d-fq-g
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WANTED-MALE HELP


WAsrEDz-Asents. Make s:i next Sat-
urday. Brand new proposition. pat
ented last january. Amazing Invention
compressed AIR washing machine. weighs
nrs two pounds; exesls work OF hish-
agents coming money. A sale 81 ever
house. Price only $50: zoos profit
Cleans tub or clothes In minutes works
IKE masie. Z. Hughes made 81 first )
hours. No charge for territory. Bust
ness supplies the capital. Unrestricted
Write now. Wendell Co. ass Oak ST..
.-~-Ye,e. " d-ls-g
wANrED-He vic has the merricst
Xmas l. the Davis Agent Join The
happy throng for 1915. Postal puts you
next. Z. NJ. Davis. Pres. S3s Davis
Bldg. Chicago d-i9-s
WAHTED-Agents. soo% profit. Free
samples. Gold Sign Letters for store
and ONCE windows. ANY one can nut
on. Metallic Letter Co. 455 n. Clark ST.
chicago. d-1s-g
WAHTBD-Agents Make money sell
ing our line OF specialtie~. Write for
our new catalog. and free sample. NJ. II.
Morris. X. f. ID. No. 4. Albion. n. Y.
wANrHp-Raiiway mail clerks. $500
month Examinations coming. SAM
pie questions free Franklin Institute.
Dept. f7oW. Rochester. n. Y.
d-ie-t-ja-is-wed-fri-sat
WAuTED-Agents TO sell the New EN-
press Vacuum Cleaner and carpet
sweeper. on weekly payments OF IS Gus.
iilo-iiSa Main 81. Up stairs. apr.setf
wAHrED-At once. several good deiiv-
cry and sales boys. to work before
ment. Inteiligencer. between and 8
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Wanted-Male ana Female Help

wANrED-Agents. Billy sundays Mes
sage Great opportunity for man or
woman 20 make $500 TO $500 gay.
Unusually liberal terms. Spare time
may be used. Particulars and SAMPLES
free; Universal Bible House. 1919 Arch
St. Philadelphia d-I5-I--Ie
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WANTED-FEMALE HELP,

WANTED-Madam. Earn SIS to s25
weekly. Cooperate with me evenings
a. home, No canvassing. Everything
FURNISHED. Don't worry about capital
viii help you. Boyd c. Brown, Omaha
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WANTED young ladies OF neat APP
pearance. to travel Advertising and
taking orders for a line OF ladies' hosiery
Prefer those with selling experience
Must leave city Jan. ?. Salary and com
mission. rare proposition. J. b.
TO II a. m. 49,
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DIED

SWEEHEH-On Thursday. December ~.
1915. az ~ 80 o'clock a. m MRS
ELIZABETH y. widow Of the late
n days.
Funeral services a. the second United
Irefnf tcrtan church. corner Four-
teeuth and Chnplino streets lao
o'clock Saturday afternoon Friends
81 the family are Invited 20 attend
intermcnt private. Greenwood GENE
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s3Ts DOWN.
Belanos Ike rem. ~ . price Of s2.aoo.
VIII buy this country home, on one
acre OF level ground. worth over $4,000.
Practically a new s roomed house. good
drilled we'll. gas for heat and light, mod
ern chicken house with chicken runs.
good large stable, large quantity %
young fruit trees. 10 minutes walk 20 s.
cent car line. An excellent opportunity
for q man with n small capital 20 make
: good living. bargain and = home
for q quich buyer.
PAUL s. WEIGH
oeasrai Rsai Bstats. Fire rnsuranes
Room as German Bank BldR.
I'm i57s-J. National s75-M.