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The West Virginian. [volume] (Fairmont, W. Va.) 1914-1974, 1915-01-09
Entertained in South.

DR.. land Mrs. Lee LeMasters and
daughter, Miss Florence, who returned
Thursday night from an extended trip
through southern states were delight
fully entertained in Norfolk. the for.
mer home OF Mrs. LeMasters. DR.. lie.
Masters was a guest of honor at a
hunting party at which Captain 7. G.
Hires, brother OF Mrs. .LeMasters was
host and Miss Florence LeMasters was
honor guest at several delightful
events, one Of which gas house
party at which Mrs. Hires, mother OF
Mrs. LeMasters was hostess.
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with Mrs. Richie.

An interesting meeting of the
Women's Missionary Society Of the
First Presbyterian church was he'll,
yesterday afternoon at the home of
Mrs. ]. Frank Richie, on Locust ave.
nue.; Mrs. Earl B. Smith led the de.
yotional service, vocal solos were
rendered by Mrs. II C. Falconer ana
Miss Carol Powell, with Miss Flor.
ence Hawkers as piano aceompanist.
Little Miss Mary Elizabeth Smith
gave @ New y ears ding,
A social sfode followed the. pro.
gram and tempting refreshme nts
were served. Mrs Mabel Henshaw
Gardner, 81 Aiattinsburgs thet CUES.
Of Mrs. .. Walter Barnes was Z a
guest present re; /! I: !, +. ~
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Says Mexican War
MaySoon be Over
ny Associated Press.

BY Associated Press.
WASHINGTON, Jan. s.-Progress
OF negotiations between the warring
factions in Mexico by which "the
problem Of pacification of Mexico has
practically been solved were an
nounced last night to the convention
in Mexico City by Gen. Gutirrez.
This was reported in a dispatch to-.
the state department today, from tn,
American Consul silliman.
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Elected Officers.


AtEa meeting Of the :woman's For.
eign Missionary Society Of the NJ. p.
Temple held yesterday at the home
Of Mrs. John o. Morgan. Officers
for the ensuing year were elected as
follows:
President, Mrs. y. c., Bloomfield,
vice,president, Mrs. Maggie Regar;
Secretary, Mrs. w. S. Hamilton;
treasurer, Mrs Fred Fleming: CORE,
spending secretary, Mrs. Geo. Amos:
financial secretary, Mrs. T. A. Neill /;
record agent, Mr. Sired DIETRICH.
A social hour followed the transac,
ton Of business, and vocal numbers
were rendered by Mrs. Bruce Bailey
Refreshments were served before adj
journment.
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New Bills for Old.

A large sheet of blank paper would
be put into the machine and from
the opposite end new 81 bills would
appear. The operatives say that the
blank paper put into the machine
would be taken up by. rollers and
that the new bill had been secreted
In the machine.
The bill taken from the machine
package in the shape Of large
size brick and he would be told not
TO open it until 10 days. When he
did open the package he would find
1t contained nothing but pressed pa.
per instead of counterfeit money.
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styles-who is that in the next
room L hear calling somebody her
precious treasurer" ~
Myles-oh, that's my wife.
But / didn't know you had any
children?r
We haven't; the precious treasure
ahe's referring to Is a dozen eggs she
bought this morning
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sMALl Poxs eRE 4. q.

BY Associated Press.
GRAFTON; Jan. 9.-The county au.l
thorities diagonised as smallpox the.
case of ophas Bunner, I'VE miles south
Of Grafton! A rigid quarantine has
been placed and the situation Is well in
hand.
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Mrs. Adams Hostess.

/, the EJosephF = =
Mrs. Josephine Adams was hostess
last evening at her home on East
Park avenue to the members of tho
Young Ladies Division! Of the East
Park Bible Glass. There was an fun-
usually large attendance Of the mem:
bers and tempting refreshments were
served. ! -
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By Associated Press,

BY Associated Press.
BERLIN to London. Jan. s.-The
German Official statement given out
1t the war office today says that
French force 5 haze been repulsed
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other development Is the probability
that the will covering the great Zim.
norman estate may be contested!
Tor RENr-Two rooms for light
housekeeping; use Of laundry and
attic. s17 Coleman ave. 1892
RUSSIANS oti-HlomoEr -. -
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Piano Recital.

Piano Recital.
At the home Of Or. and Mrs. II. r.
Johnson, on Walnut avenue, the
Younger students in. music of Miss
Beryl Stewart are entertaining their
parents at a plano recital.
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W. Haney. and j: B! Bowermaster,
councilmen. Tunnelton named the
following city officials: Lowe Rrasn-
hill, mayor; l. R. Mattinglsa, record
er; August Ed; Thomas iRisher, {. A.
Fieegle, T. D. Hart and j. Wesley Mn
Ter, councilmen.
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authorities are assisting in sitting the
outrage to the bottom.
II was stated here that the com.
pany. owing to being forced to cut e1-
penses on the Pan Handle section.
laid on number Of men on each sec
ZION and also found Il necessary 10
cut down the working hours OF the
track men who have been retained
Dissatisfaction Apparent.
Considerable dissatisfaction has
been apparent throughout the division
for several days past and although
many OF the men whose time was cut.
quit their jobs. no serious trouble was
anticipated
Trouble fermented rapidly through
out the division however. coming to
head today when the strike was called
AZ Pittsburgh
The greatest precautions are being
taken BY the company 20 safeguatd
the transportation Of It's passengers
through the trouble section and the
tracks, particularly IN the vicinity
west Of Steubenville. where the main
line runs through a rough coal min
INK country viii be- closely guarded
until n settlement Of the strike has
been reached
The Wheeling intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1903-1961, 1915-12-09
STEEL AND IRON CO
SAID TO HAVE LEASED
LAND.
Officials Deny Report That They Are
TO Erect Mammoth New Tube Mill
Site is Ideal.

IL was learned In Martins Ferry yes
terday that an option has been taken
on the Medill farm at Tiltonville, by
representatives OF large manufacture
ing concern. for the purpose. II was
reported. OF erecting a three million
dollar tube mill II was said that a
deposit OF $1,000 was made in a Mar
tins Ferry bank. Tuesday afternoon.
to hold TIE option.
Former Congressman w. n. Francis
OF Martins Ferry. through whom the
negotiations are said to have been
made. was reluctant to discuss the re-
ported deal last night? When pressed
Tor an answer TO a question as to who
holds the option. he replied that Il
was taken by the Wheeling Steel and
Iron company. However. President l.
NJ. Scott of that company. safd ne
knew onthing OF any such a deal. and
added that the company. so far as he
knows. Is not contemplating the cree
ton OF additional plants.
The Medill tract, located about four
miles north of Martins Ferry, il re-
garded as an ideal site for a manu-
factory. About a year ago an option
on the land was taken for the cree
ton OF large steel mill, but the OBJ
ton expired before the deal was
closed. The shipping facilities are ex-
cellent, the land being near the w. &
l.. r. and c. & p. railroad tracks and
also the river.
II has been known for some time
that efforts were being made to Sc
cure an option on the tract.
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CANADIAN WIVES
ARE DISAPPOINTED

NIM YORK Trr .. Because they
M'ID uui supplied With new passports
..INI.' Nt Ing IrlfI.h rHt.rnmruf. one
'.INI would Dol UH."HuUfrH MOSTLY
.frH "I canadian soldier. vino n...
planning IU .H fH England fH .r.nH f..
'f.r'mf. HUINfNH with fn.Ir husband .
ln fnH Canadian contingent. unr. ulrrr.I
lfUm HflIIuE fur Liverpool fnIH. nu frr
W lIIr star Nu"r hdrinfIr
n now regulation rnmueIr aIf British
rifIffnH rufcrlur England fn ha auuufiad
WIN passport from their port III rm.
.Af Eaiigu. lno women appealed in vain
In ihN HritlHn consul being told that the
rule" makes 10 necessary for ~ hours 10
fl1UHD nefurc fnf laHuuufr 81 any rnaa.
rnff The sailing of the NdrIHfir was
Jeff fhr ehIn
The Adriatir carried r. large number
I Nt.H'nEefa and o. hlE largo Of war
$4,000 tons.
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GAINESVILLE GIRL
Is LdDER ARREST

Special Dispatch 20 the Intelligence.
-IEJhENNlLLE. o.. Dec. s-Mfss
tih'rlnc hal. aged o. daughter 81
quo. was arrested beer. this evening hv
tNf l9iI.N Co fhr request .f chief I'D Poo
ti'. isaac Cox. oft Uarlta.fIIf. Miss
Iti VINO ran away from home HbOur
lM" weeks ago upon being asked follow
lNN Nfr arrest Nhy she Itu AWAY stated
lhti she had been affrndIu. the. moving
, l'lHtr shows and that enr bad utlIti.'
- ~ ilH"Ni 20 I'D. rur could be-
.i' % leit home in company Win
MaIl Roberts. Hnu Irff her Hf
N rIINN iIU. 3D.. hlf aHa continued ora I1
if.i I.If'rrnul and from there OBJ Wells
'Nff. FInuiur fhf moving picture aIus
Infrr rNr returned fu -fnIhau-
NI.IF. where Dor arrest followed fnfa
'IIur INF EIrI W.. out OF money.
POI. ir Coo Iuuuh U.r chat Mias EfII
noe ron away from nYm. rs ans raa
.ILtn tHil Dor home town uua fo slow
I'f Der Isaac hHil VIII arrive bore InIa
morning after nIs daughter aHU e.Iff H..
tHhru tn Der homo
The Wheeling intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1903-1961, 1915-12-09
BEECH BOTTOM PLANT
tcontinusd from Tirst rara,
ING engineers o. the plant are sar.
gent and Lundy Of Chicago.


o. Immense Horse power
Ground was broken several dava avo
for fhe foundation and intake dam bv
tho Foundation company Tor tho plant
and the work will DO put through with
AT rapidity. regardless ~ winter
weather
The old plant OF the Wheeling FIer.
trio company AZ Forty street be-
at present supplying many cities and
towns beside Wheeling with electric.
ityincludIng BeliaIre Bridgeport War.
wood So Clalravillo. sfoubonvIIio Raw
land. Adcua and many other Villages
DOB Eastern ohio and in this and
Brooke counties The nov plant viii
furnish Canton. Ohio. with Ighf and
power aa we'll as Newark and au mo
towns alonF The line between those
cities and Beech Bottom. It Del anfiri
pated Chat Within o. few years Tho
plant VIII .a supplying double tho
number 90 places in this part of tho
country aa BE- viii upon lta first opera.
Ton To thia end The company has
made plans
Upon completion OF Tho Rccch not
tom plant only Two turbine rnginea
viii Do Installed each having 10000
horsepower one OF these engines
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TRACT Is AGAIN
REPORTED UNDER OPTION

late his promise without any notice
70 the executive board or any of its
otficers at a time and under condi
lions which make necessary this state
ment OF facts.
The aims OF the Boy Scout move
ment are today exactly the same as
they have been since the organiza-
ton OF the movement in this country
February $. 1910. Character develop
ment and good citizenship through
wholesome outdoor activities is the
objective. The movement at its Octo
Der meeting definitely reaffirmed the
policy OF being a non-political. non
military, non-anti-military. organiza-
ton"
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VICTORY is
ANNOUNCED
BY RENFR0W
Most Wonderful Victory Of the World
10 Being Won in This
Country.

Mr.. Renfrow. who is now making
his home In Wheeling recently said
that the greatest victory ever accom-
plished is now being won in this coun-
try. The biggest and most dangerous
foe to mankind Is being slowly but
surely vanquished and the hnal day
OF reckoning is not far on That uni
Versal enemy that has been n boyle to
all nations for thousands OF years Is
disease. II has killed people in their
infancy, crippled some for life and
caused others TO suffer for years. And
the remedy for all this is right here
In Wheeling. You can obtain health
forever and at such a low cost that II
is nothing short of criminal negligence
TO keep on suffering. To prove this
contention Mr.. Renfrow cites the case
OF Mrs. John Yates who lives at 37ZS
Jacob street. Wheeling She said. Il
suffered from neuralgia, headaches.
rheumatism. and catarrh OF the head.
had headaches every day and my
limbs ached and hurt terribly. Catarrh
worried me all the time have head
aches for the past four years. read
OF the benefits others were getting
thru the use OF Tanlac and I decided
TO try II. | haven't had an ache or
pain since taking Tanlac. My catarrh
is gone and have no rheumatism.
have acquired a good appetite and feel
better in every way. have tried a
great many other remedies without
results but Tanlac has done the work
and | feel very thankful. | will re-
commend IL to all my friends. / lust
cannot say enough for it,"
Don't suffer naadtagzlr foNax.
to c. II. Griest 6 Co. 1928 Market
street. and get bottle OF Tanlac ana
end your troubles due TO ill health.
The price is 81 per bottle or bottles
for IS. c. II. Griest q Company are
the sole distributors for Tanlac in thi3
city. Mr.. Renfrow. the Tanlac repre-
sentative here is always in attendance
TO courteously explain Tanlac.
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PENNSY FLYER
80 - 80, 20,

or The comnany and that further
trouble can Boz anticipated.
Unionport today. was alive win
railroad detective who were rushed
90 that place shortly after the report
was received from The track walker
who was fortunate enough fo End me
Obstruction on The track and remove
~ In time to save many lives from
being sacrificed
FROM inionport tonight comes the
report that fhe detective are conduct.
fms q riEid investigafion and that ar
rcsts are expected hourly The great
80 excitement prevails at Uniourorf
and vicinity where local and county
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Cannot Haul
Booze" as
Baggage

CHARLESTON. W. Va. Dec. S.-An
injunction prohibiting the Chesapeake
and Ohio railroad company from allow
ing the transportation Of intoxicants
in the personal baggage OF its patrons
when the packages are labeled as con-
tanning alcoholic liquors was granted
by Judge Sam b. Littlepage in the cir
cult court today. The petition asking
for the restraining order was filed BY
Fred o. Blue, state prohibition com
missioner.
When State Tax Commissioner Fred
o. Blue. was asked for statement
respecting the courts order. he said.
! have no statement 10 make, except
this:
When Judge S. d. Littlepage award
ed his injunction in the Adams Ex-
press Company case about a year and
half ago. some believed the court $
order was too far in advance Of the
then decisions. That order has gone
Tar towards making the state a dry
state In fact. rather than in name only.
II has been upheld so far. and has been
followed IN number OF other dry
states. and there Is no reason. as
can see. why this last order OF Judge
Littlepage should not be upheld-and
viii probably be followed by other
states as the first order Of Judge Lit
tlepage has been followed.
The order of Judge Littlepage does
not interfere with a passenger carry.
ing intoxicating liquors. in good faith.
for family or lawful personal use. but
u does stop. or b. intended TO stop.
the turning Of passenger trains. oper-
ating In this state. over to the boot
leggers and 20 the travelling agents Of
outside lawless saloons. neither Of
whom seems to respent the public Dol.
ICY OF this state respecting intovicat-
ing liquors"
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WHY SCOUTS


tirn vas lrff vacant until hr could
Do afforded a reasonable ornorfurI. d.
10 declare hIs Intentions of becoming
O. citizen of fhr United sfsfcr THIr
ho refused f0 do
Had Nothing TO Resign.
IN response f0 Nr srfnna affrmnf
10 rcsiRn ho wac Informed chat mas.
much as Boo held no office there was
no office from which hc could resfrn
and the matter wac finally closed lad
July w scion promised explicitly
Nr Fiior That Do would quifciy pro
rrd Win hiH own work without rails.
'hf any Issue. iie has seen nt to vio-
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SEALED PROPOSALS

Notice 60 Manufacturera. Jobbers, Mor.
chants ana others Wholesaie Dealers.
NOTICE lS HEREBY GIVEN. THAT
The State Board % Control OF the state
% West VIRGINIA viii receive bids daily
nt &C. Office 90 Charleston. West virginia
Tor furnishing supplies Tor TIE several
state inatifta ura. fhD financial manage
mont &C whith b. vested ir said Hoard
CONTRACTS viii De awarded tu the lowest
hloufrH. quality considered. and other
things being equal West Virginia deal
fre WIZ D.. given preference
LISTS 90 euuuIiUe needed viii De- fur-
ni"h.d bidders uu receipt 0f requests
sfIUrr fns line desired
STATE BOARD DF CONTROL.
la-l-if Charleston. West virginia
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CARS SIDESWIPED
rear Truota Jump Tracks CASING Car %
Mt Other. slightly Dam
aging SON.

Two wheeling Traction Cauranv
street cars were slightly damaged st
N.uiu'Ff Heights. TrnwnoH. faaf even.
pr. hHriI after p o'clock whrn they
.ldfewIurd Hf switch While one III
OBJ" core wnr rnIur over fhr switch the
rear Trucks jumped. awerVinr fha car
If'm ilF Unur.r directly iu front uf the
H"'in bound car. The BUMPER and
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SUIT rRAEsrrRnHD

lIlANLEHTpN. vs. Va Dec
damage suit FOR 5000 STYLED western
Mhnul turing company AGAINST Amer
loan Nulrife Manufacturing r0rrrarft' 'f, d.
been Transferred from thc cirruf count
at ienrlA. Ill. tn tha United States court
rinia-
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steps. on the car driven by T. +. Har-
eel OF the Island. were torn off. while
on the other. driven by James Duvall.
several windows were broken. Both cars
were returned to the Island car barns.
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AT REST.

oBERlEAuN-At HcIinire. d.. on vysh-
h'.d'}t December 1916. ar ID so
U,lu,k m- MAHGAEET. Grfv
dhuEhtcr uf j. ". and Edyth tThomp-
f'nl ohcrmann. aEed 30 years ] month
unrraI from The home OF her parents
NO. fll IhirtN-nfth street SATURDAY.
mOrniuE. December nth. az mo- o'clock
ficndN 90 family respectfully Invited
ln attend Iutermcnt at family burial
grounds. stone Church cemetery. Slim
Grove. MhctunE. vs. Va
oTT-pn Wednesday December 8. 1915.
az 'I' O'Clock b. m.. az her late reel
,. u'u,, sle Market street. LENA orr
uuerll notice hereafter.
1HHH-ou Tuesday. December e. 1915. ~
o'clock noon. MRS WTUrCCN
NlNN nFr 10 years months. d DAYS.
Funeral services OF residence off her con
James lt Ilnk. ta Twenty second
street. Thursday afternoon az go
O'CLOCK Prom Che church af o'clock
FRIENDS nf Che family are invited fo
attend. lntrrmOnt at Peninsula Gene
trry
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has six times the horsepower OF the
entire Forty-second street plant of
the Wheeling Electric company of this
city. Provision will be made in the
big plant to install four additional 40
600 horsepower engines, making a to-
tai of 100000 horsepower. which
would furnish enough electricity for
almost an innumerable number of
cities and towns.
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FUNERAL DIRECTORS

Louis BertSGh nv
fUNEhRL DIRECTOR AND
ARTEhtAl EMBALMER.
ti22 and 1924 Main atrssl
Calls Answered Day OF Nirbt--
Store Phones e16
&. J. BCrtschv. Nat Phone teSs-R
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HaIIer, BieberSOn & GundlmgC Co.
For Sale

PLEASANT VALLEY HOME-Of ten
rooms. bath and laundry. Lot S0K
1890. Spring water piped into house.
an ideal home.
ZINE BUILDING sfTE-In wo0dsdais
Lot 21ONb2O containing IA acres.
more Or less. Win sell as a whole Or
half Of II.
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BreummeF 9 HlIdebtand

Nunerel Directors and wmhalmara
Corner Market ana TreufV-s~rS1F 49,.
Aeiephons Aets open az and ntEhL
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FOR SALE
PUBLIC SALE.

Two valuable farms OF the estate OF
John u. Grafton. late of Island Creek
township, TO be sold at public auction at
the front door OF the Court House, Steu-
-benville. Ohio. on Monday, December ID.
1915. at o'clock. Central STANDARD time.
These valuable farms located on Pike
Creek Road miles north OF Steuben-
ville. To be sold separately. one IL
acres appraised at Sl2,S46; other lis
acres appraised at $500. Terms OF sale
cash. W. II. Alban. attorney. Olympic
building. Steubenvilie. d-4-k
FOR sALE-lO room house. with 1 acre
OF ground. location Elm Grove. or
will exchange for smaller house and ac-
cept difference. Address J. A. G., care
IntelIigencer. dim
FoR sALE-Furs. valuable set with heads
tails and paws on neckpiece. large pill
low muff. only worn three times. worth
sos. sacrifice Sl5. owner leaving coun-
try, not needed. Residence Sc, 14th 81.
ron sALE-Unieed account system.
Babcor~ milk tester. butter churn, bot
tie washing machine. sG OF single har-
ness single delivery wagon. Harry
King. Jr.. trustee, SOS Nat. Bank Build
ing. d-6-n
FOR sALE-Gents valuable fur-lined
overcoat. good as new. English Mel
ton cloth. worth S15, sacrifice SIS. own
er leaving country. not needed. Resi-
dence Sc. 14th ST. d-6-l
ron sALE-4O h. p Otto gas engine.
Can be seen running. To be replaced
by larger engine. a c. Fisher * Son.
ttth and WOODS Sc d-t-m
FOR SALE-Automobile
s~~~~>~~~~~~~~~~~~~
FOR SALE-Overland Road
ster, only S250.00 to a quick
buyer. See Wisokay, 18th
and Main Streets. d-9-j
ron sALE-Automobne six cylinder
touring car. .. A. Smith. u. S. Laun-
FARMS-Wanted.
100 90 800 acres. VIII buy farm ~
suitable. Address Renter. care tntelli-
FOR RENT
FOR RENT room apartment. pantry,
bath. steam heat. hardwood finish and
floors throughout. Enquire OF Klieves
Lumber Co. phones sii. DIX
FoR REHT-Boom and board 1905
Chapline St d-7f
FOR RErr-one. two or three rooms.
Furnished or unfurnishedf Can be ar
ranged for iirht Housekeeping on car
line. Private home. Reference required.
iicasar Valley. care intelligence.
FOR RENT
TWO PINE GROUND FLOOR ROOMS
SUIThBLE ron OFFICES on OTHER
PURPOSES. Del MAIN STREET, $50.
FIVE FINE ROOMS AND HALL ON
SECOND FLOOR, 1000 MAIN STREET
30.
JAMES L HAwLEY
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WANTED-Female Helm
LOST

LoST-At Woodlawn. on the evening OF
December z. mink muff. Finder lfber-
ally rewarded if returned 20 3. s. Hon
ecker, 1875 Chapline St. Wheeling.
d-7-tf
Novs2s. three diamond
rings. between 9Th ST and Alley z on
ChaplineSt.. or on Pike. between Film
Grove and Morgan's. one solitaire. one
with sets and one with ruby and
sets. Finder please return TO a27 Chan
line St and receive reward OF 5000.
dim
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MISCELLANEOUS

VAUDEVILLE ACTS in demand. Ex-
perienced writer can furnish you orig
inal. exclusive act. CRIT Individual tai
ents). guaranteeing thirty dollars week
~ first engagement. Pay small fee when
satisfied. References. Call now for in
terview. 70 Maryland avenue. Wheeling.
d-9-i
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FOR RENT


TWO PINE GROUND FLOOR ROOMS
SUITABLE FOR OFFICES on OTHER
PURPOSES, 951 MAIN STREET. $50.
FIVE FINE ROOMS AND HALL ON
SECOND FLOOR, 1000 MAIN STREET
go.
JAMES l. HAWLEY
1o05 MAIN STREET
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FOR SALE-Automobile

FoR SALE-Automobile Six Cylinder
touring car O. A. smith. u. S. L.aun-
dry. Bellaire Ohio. se-3O-tf
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FARMs-Wanted.

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WANTED rent. a good farm from
100 90 800 acres. VIII buy farm A.
suitable. Address Renter. care intelli-
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