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The Hartford herald. [volume] (Hartford, Ky.) 1875-1926, 1915-02-03

OLD PAPERS FOR SALE at The
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M in bundles. Large bundle, DC. 4
The Hartford herald. [volume] (Hartford, Ky.) 1875-1926, 1915-02-03

At bargain, il sold at once.
house and lot in town OF Hartford
on pike. 4. X. ANDERSON,
5t4 Hartford, Ky.
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Q o Q @ o O Q o Q Q o o Q Q o
Q LOCAL NEWS AND q
PERSONAL POINTS O
90 o @ O O Q Q o o Q Q Q 90 90.

"There's Photographer" II
Hartford. sCHitOEIEit'
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The sad news reached Hartford
Thursday of the death of the four
year-old son of Mr.. and Mrs. d. w.
Tenn. Mrs. King was formerly Miss
Katie Thomas and is native of
Hartford The little fellow visited
here with his parents last summer.
1t was first thought he died of pto-
maine poisoning. but he had eaten
nothing only what the others of the
family had eaten. He first tainted
and then soon passed away. Mr.
and Mrs. King have the sympathy of
their many friends here.
The Hartford herald. [volume] (Hartford, Ky.) 1875-1926, 1915-02-03

The protracted meeting at the
Methodist church still continues
with much interest and good work
for the Master, Rev. II. B. Grider,
of Louisville, who does the preach
ing. is revivalist of great power
and his sermons are among the best
ever delivered here. Large crowds
are attending each service. The
services occur every night and af-
ternOOn.
The Hartford herald. [volume] (Hartford, Ky.) 1875-1926, 1915-02-03

Mr.. Charles ". Bell. principal of
the Oakland Public and High School
at Oakland. Ky, in sending in his
subscription and dollar TO The Her
aid. says: II have never been a
subscriber of The Herald; however.
! wish to be one of It's supporters
hereafter. AS it is II Democratic
paper and of my county tOhio), |
wish to see it broaden it's scope of
influence" We thank Mr.. Bell for
The Wheeling intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1903-1961, 1915-12-08
NUMEROUS VIEWS
OF PUERTO RICO
WILL BE SHOWN BY FREDERIC
DEAN, THE NOTED
LECTURER.
In Address Before University Club
Members and Friends Friday
evening.

Frederic Dean. NJ. A. L. l. B.. who
Is to lecture before the University
Club. Friday evening. on Puerto Rico
Past and Present" probably knows
his subject better than any other
American. He has had rare oppor-
tunity for studying the Island at close
range and has made good use Of every
occasion that offered. Best of all. he
Is thoroughly en- rapport with every
thing Puerto Rican and has practically
given up his own private wor.. to
carry on personal propaganda on be-
half Of the Puerto Rican who Is Meth
er Spaniard or American. but who is
ruled by governor and Upper
House" designated by and sent from
the States. although he is allowed no
voice in their choice.
The Island itself full OF riotous color
is the lecturers delight. He ex-
amined IL from every corner and
brought back with him over 800 pic
lures. from which he has had $50 col
ored slides painted by the best artists
he could find in New York and Puerto
Rico. Mr.. Dean has given his lecture
TO more than a half million listeners.
The Wheeling intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1903-1961, 1915-12-08
MARGUERITE CLARK
AT THE VIRGINIA

"Still Waters" in which the Famous
Players Film Company Is starring M1r-
guerite Clark on the Paramount Pro-
cram at the Virginia Wednesday and
Thursday. is story Of canal-boat ufe
and OF the circus. IL develops as fol-
lows:
When old man Martins only daughter
elopeo with a circus performer, Il was
a bitter blow TO him. AMI when the de-
serted girl returned. year later. he
refused TO forgive her but took her baby
girl away from her before he banisned
her from his sight. Terror-strickeii By
the teer that little Nesta would suffer
the same fate that had overtaken ner
mother. Martin had decided 20 seek Sc
clusion ON canal boat where he gave
her every educational advantage possible
under the clrcums tances. though he
zealously guarded her from contact with
the outside world
4 circus. The first that y sta has ever
seen, comes - the neighborilg town. The
little girl rs captlvated by the glamor Of
the show and runs away from the canal
boat In order to see the performance
She attract7 the attention Of the circus
folk. and. runs away 10 Join the circus
An entire circus was leased by the
Famous Players Film Company FOR the
purpose OF taking the scenes. which &C.
cur in end about the big canvas. Harry
la Pearl. ono OF the New York Hippo
drome's most celebrated clowns was en-.
gagged for these scenes.
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NOTICE.
The Public Service commtsston OF west
virginia. Capitol Building.
Charleston

A meeting Of The Public Service Com
mission OF West Virginia. held on Mon
day. the 18th day OF November. A ID.
Case No. i2s.
Benwood a McMechen Consolidated
Water Company.
BY ;. q. smith. Receiver.
Application for Authority to Increase
wbsress. application to increase rates
named, Benwood & McMcchen CONSOLE
dated Water Company. by s q. Smith.
its Receiver:
II - hereby ordered that leave be
granted TO any person interested to file
objections 70 said application before
time before the 10th day of December.
1915. and that this matter be set down
Tor hearing at a Session OF the Commits
sion TO be held at the Capitol Building.
in the City OF Charleston. on the said
10th day OF December. at two o'clock u.
M. at which time all persons Interested
may appear and make such objections as
they may see fit.
IL Is further directed that a copy OF
this order be published by the applicant
once each week for four successive
weeks in two newspapers OF opposite
politics. II such there be. and OF general
circulation in the towns OF Benwood and
MeMeehen, and that a copy OF said APP
plicatton. including the proposed rates.
be filed FOR public inspection in the
office OF the Mayor and at the Post
Office In said towns OF Bcnwood and Nc
Mechen. respectively. and that due re-
turn thereof be made to this Commits
sion.
A Copy.
r. Il. BERNHEIM.
n-29-d-1-S-15 Secretary
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MAN
JOINS THE ARMY
Army 10 Steadily Inereasino-Good
Health 10 Result-have You
Joined7

1t did me good and I would ike
to see n do others good" That Is the
expression that has made Tanlac tam
Gus. This praise from mouth to mouth
and state to state has made this won
derful medicine well known and has
brought health and happiness to
thousands. The voice of the people
has once more acclaimed an article
as the best and its fame has grown
around this. The people choose or
throw away. They praise or hate.
And we publish statements of people
in each city to prove il all that IS
claimed for IL, not b. US. but by peo-
pie who have used IT,
Mr.. A. ID. Pemberton residing at ia
East 25th Street. Huntington has re-
Gently joined the army of people who
give Tanlac all the credit for their
return to health and happiness. te
told the Tanlac representative there,
Il was bothered with my stomach and
could not eat Gas formed in my
stomach and my sleep was broken and
disturbed. had indigestion and ner-
yousness. ! saw Tanlac advertised
and read the testimonials in the pap
ers. Since taking Tanlac my stomach
troubles are relieved and my digestion
is good. I sleep well and am not nerv-
GUS" And then he ends up with that
famous statement. lit did me good and
! would like to see = do others good
Tanlac Is now sold by c. II. Griest &
Co, 1125 Market street. Mr.. Renfrow
the Tanlac representative is always at
the store TO explain Tanlac 81 per
bottle or 6 bottles for IS.
The Wheeling intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1903-1961, 1915-12-08
TWO BRITISHERS
PRISONERS OF WAR

LONDON. Dec. Z. s:45 p. m.-An
Athens dispatch to the Exchange Tele-
graph company says that according to
the Greek papers. Colonel II. ID. Ma
pier. the late British military attache
at Sofia, has been taken off a Greek
steamer by a German submarine near
Messina
A British official report received to-
night says that Captain Arthur Stan
ley Wilson, member of parliament for
Yorkshire. has been made prisoner
OF war. He was conveying letters
from the eastern Mediterranean 10
London. and was travelling by a Greek
steamer which was,stopped by an Aus
trian submarine. II has been ascer-
tanned. the report says. that none OF
the papers taken from him was Of any
importance.
The Wheeling intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1903-1961, 1915-12-08
THE THEATRE
HIGH IDEALS or
RUTH ST. DENIS.

TIRE l. no art which Is enjoying so
marked a renaissance As dancing. While
one may not regard as beautiful all she
mani tations % this evolution a. seen
IN the ballroom dances. or ia the work
Of certain Of the crotic and sensational
esihetic dancers. 80 called. IL cannot De
denied That TIE art is receiving more
constructive attention than ever before.
lhere are Few Of the artists engaged IH
the work OF Interpreting This new or re-
NlNed spirit who uaiutaiu such high
Ideals a. those Of Ruth ST Denis. the
oriental DauSe Artistic who viii appear
here at the Court theatre tonight
DeNoting herself entirely therefore.
to the development OF the idea OF beauty
as expressed In motion. rhN thin and 20 a
lesser decree. color. Aliss ST Denis has
been able 10 de- away with a grcat deal
that has been clog upon the true re-
dance.
The Wheeling intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1903-1961, 1915-12-08
QUICK ACT SAVES
GIRL FROM FIRE
cLoTHINa or MISS DOROTHY HEAD
LEY IGNrTEs PROM GAS STOVE.
walter ouiglsy, South Side store Keeper,
Smcthers Flames In Coat
Rescu0r - Burned.

Miss Dorothy Lavaugh Headley. OF
1911 Chapline street. had a narrow es-
cape from serious injury and proba BILE
death by fire, about $50 O'Clock last
evening. when her clothing caught fire
from the blaze OF a gas heater. Miss
Headley was working in the store OF
Walter Quigley. Twenty-eighth ana
Chopline streets. when her skirt came in
contact with the flames.
During the excitement. Miss Hccdley.
who Is about 10 years OF age attempted
TO run from the building. and only the
GOODNESS OF Mr.. uiglev. who threw q
coat about the girl eNtinguishing the
flames, saved her from serious burns
Mr. uQtgley's hands were painfully
burned. but Miss Headley was not In
jured.
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VESSEL IN TOW.

SAN FRANCISCO. Cal. Dec e.
The wrecking steamer laqua and the
tug Dauntless sent from here last Fri
day 10 the assistance Of the disabled
steamer Minnesota reached the vessel
at y o'clock this morning and took her
In tow. according 10 a radio message
from the Iaqua received here tonight
The Wheeling intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1903-1961, 1915-12-08
AGED TRAINM
FALLS FROM CAR.
GEORGE W. GORDON. YARD MASTER
AT W. L y. TERMINAL,
MAY DIE
sustatns FraeturOd skun Yesterday AZ
ternoon-Wns IN Very Critical
Condition NJ Late Hour.

George ". Gordon. yard master AT the
wheeling Lake Erie terminal yards
vas seriously injured yesterday after
noon when he fell from "A box car OF a
slowly moving train. The base OF his
skull was fractured. and ~ a late hour
leSt nisht he was pronounced TO be in
crave Danger by physicians at the Ohio
valley General hospital
Just how AIR. Gordon came to fall or
tne Don car Is not known He fell TO
the side OF the track. alighting on his
head. TrainInen In the yard hurried to
ms rescue. and soon had him on the uav
10 the hospital. He continued uncon-
scious az a lat ehour last night Mr..
Gordon Is about ca years old, and lives
I'm Martins Ferry.
The Wheeling intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1903-1961, 1915-12-08
WANT NEW PASSPORTS.

on BOARD STEAMSHIP OSCAR H..
by wireless via Cape Race. Dec. o.
Governor l.. p Hanna ~ North Dakota
sent a wireless message 10 Secretary
OF State Lansing. urging him 10 pro
vide members % the Ford peace party
with passports which win enable them
to visit belllgercnt countries.
The Wheeling intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1903-1961, 1915-12-08

The sins OF Society" featuring Rob
ert W arwlck l. the attraction at the Co
lonial theatre. Wednesday and Thurs
day.
ne plot introduces Marion and Gwen
dolyn beaumont, orphan sisters, possess
sed Of mortgaged estate and a fond
ness Tor gambling, which latter rela va
non lands Them IN financial difficult
lies. GwendOlin - affianced to cant
1oi ian March. a United states Army Of
ticer- Noel Ferrers Wishes to marry
IMendolin. and involves her sister in the
piedglng OF a diamond tiara lent TO her
h} Madame Dorville. with the hope OF
bringing pressure TO bear which may
result in the breaking Of the engage
mcnt between March and his sweet heart
The situation Is saved by Dorian. who.
returns In time TO prevent the marriage.
J. crrcr 5 schemes are brought to naught
and the lovers are united
The Wheeling intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1903-1961, 1915-12-08
FOR new MEMBERS
Reception Wm ne Given ~ Young Hen's
Chriainn Aaaociatiou ~ the
Board 81 Directors.

In.IfatDnr uIU hs iseurI fa.da. flr
iHr informal reception fn D.. rI.ru tho
now members nf fEa Young sd .n.a Chris.
iiHr AeanrIHfiHu hs The board uf fira..
Inr Ie'ruhrr Infh. 1915. nf UrIlfs
IH. reception ufll D. held .r fnn Huff.
forum and following If fHr rrrnU. I'D.
aI.I Dol rnfrrfnIued nf fhr bowling HIIa..
naImmlUE punI. pool room. and lu the
man. other rartr OF the sreortatI.n
building
The Wheeling intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1903-1961, 1915-12-08
arHr BrRrH or n NATION.

The Birth Of Nation" is 60 pay us
a return visit - the Court Thcater next
week. where % be- gins it's engagement
OF "a we. Is duration beginning Monday
night During it, sta- there will -
daily mutIneeg. starting on Tuesday ar
tcruoon. Everyone who saw this won
dcrfui spectacle a few DAVIS ago ts say
ing something about if. n is over
WhclmiuE. and nothing lilso n has ever
before been put upon the stage. There
are thousands OF scenes au1 quite ono
of tie most wonderful OF TIE many pic
lures iS that she iuE susfmau's march
Co the sea and the burning of the city
of Atlanta.
Tho view is SO extensive that the sol
disrs appear bus liftlr larger than ants.
vet the photograph BE- SEQ clear that the
form OF each man is perfectly define
Htcd. Sow and ihou loufb is fired ia
evident retaliation for u deadly bullet
from its shelter and the army o. hu-
man ants is ever moving forward. wrig-
gllng tts way like H huge SERPENT to-
ward its Eual-thc sea.
Atlanta was sacrtuCcd 90 tho flames.
and the confnEration g. 90 realistically
pictured boz The Birth ~ nation" that
on" cau almost smell tho smoke and
hear the cries Of the terrified people as
they Gee Co the hills for their lives
IL is ' wonderful picture In very
truth. Tho production carries along
The Wheeling intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1903-1961, 1915-12-08
MUNITION SHIPS
SENT TO BOTTOM

VIENNA. Nov. THE sinking OF
n French submarine boat. The Fraan.I
and slH steamers and air iarra
and several small MonfsncvrIn
sailing vessels ln ths Lower Ad.
riatic sea on che coast OF Albania ia
related ln tho official communication
Issued here today 80 the vossaI.
were loaded with war material which
they were trying fo land on The A.
bania coast 0r fO convey there
The Wheeling intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1903-1961, 1915-12-08
ID DIsTRIsUTE cLoTHINo-

LhUERO. Texas. Dac WhoicsaIo
distribution of ciofbInr and supplies
To- tho needy children ln The federal
district Of Mexico City win De- ono of
the features of General Carranzaa cu
try into The capital about January T..
according fo word received today Pas
HonRers from MEXICO city say Pachuca
and Pueblo have large death lists from
typhua and other disease
The Wheeling intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1903-1961, 1915-12-08
RIVERS AND HAReoRs
CONFERENCE.

WASHINGTON. Dec. The 18th
annual conference OF the National
Rivers and Harbors congress will
open here tomorrow.
Addresses on the program cover a
vide range. Prominent men will dis.
cuss national preparedness. develop
ment Of natural resources. commercial
expansion and freight congestion. Sen.
ator Joseph r. Ransdall. president Of
the congress. will make his annual re-
port tomorrow.
The Wheeling intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1903-1961, 1915-12-08
THE PEASANT GIRL.

The attraction al the Court theatre
Friday and Saturday evenings and sat
urday matinee will be Edith Thayor IA
The Peasant Girl" The Peasant Girl. %
which had long run at the Forty
fourth street Theatre. in New NorS.wltn
Emma Trentini in the title role tor a
Few weeks and Miss Thayer after thH-.
- described as light opera Its book IS
by Leo stein. who wrote The Merry
widow and the music by Oskar Ncdbal.
whose dream play Anderson" is the
reigning hit In Berlin. and Rudolph
Friml. composer OF the popular High
links and Fire Fly" The piece has
been staged by J. ~. Benrimo. who hos
10 his credit this season The Blue Para
disc" NJ the Casino. 4 special orcnes-
ira under the direction OF Haul Nlrttn.
the hungarian composer " 80 Interpret
the twenty odd musical nuW beers.
The Wheeling intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1903-1961, 1915-12-08
UNION ENTERTAINS
Fnntng Pressmon and Assistants Of
WheshnG Are Hosts TO Friends at
banquet ana Bowling Party

Members ~ friends OF Wheeling Print
ing iressmon and Assistants' Union 81
~. enjoyed the fourth annual banquet
or thai organization. held iast nigFf af
gleu Lawn. IRucilg and bowling v.ero
the post -prandlal diversions. and "a
committee. consisting ~ j o. Cook WIN
Seia'l and Howard smith. cav to tf ttst
lh'rc vas not n dun moment in tb. "a.
tire evening.
To" i't"Eiug menu was served.
NoH-t IuTkcy German Dressing
Cranberry Souce
nome hoil@d liam Premium Tongue
Mashed Potatoes
0ieWed Corn Strwad Tomatoes
Pickles ono
Tee Cream and Cake
NfuEian
Among those present.
Nesrrs and Mardamaa.
5'hn .n0k. Arch Wicher.
70 s,nnfldcr. Edw ~ Burke
y. ~. Nina. lb'rE.r Mrs p Toomey.
Misses.
Ada eiHWenEer. Angels Taiiman.
hathrryu EchurI- EIzabrth CooE
DER rsrffa Vvrff.-
Ethel Heinh1rdt Hratrira tVoo5
aims Ilfnr Narie C0nnera.
M "nara.
p. a. miller. Geo a Tn1mav
p ldHby. Howard smith.
p rnd iautn. IHrf NHIuhardf
Ni'rft Fhutr. Herbert A bauer.
Carl D. HfalrrF. james Movie
The Wheeling intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1903-1961, 1915-12-08
VLLssrAs SURRENDER.

DOUGLAS. Aria Dec Reuben
Privosa. chief Of Tho sonora state sani-
tary service. Nho arrived here TO-DAY
from Hermorillo. said that fhous
and Haqul Indians under General Luis
Buiumea. a villa general had aurcn.
fcred and bad been granted amnesty
BE alsO confirmed fhr surrender %
General Francisco UrhaleIo. and hia
Yaqui force near ~ Colorado. Sonora.
The Wheeling intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1903-1961, 1915-12-08
EAST LIVERPOOL
MAN is ARRESTED
Local. Police Pick Up Young Man
wanted In East liverpool On Charge
OF RObbinS Shoe Store.

ettciiVes Hasi ings and Kelly Last
HitHt. ar fsieu W ..u Wright 81 F.a-f
tHFeIpo'it %. Wllu iH wanted Iu that ~ifv
70 answer 20 q charge OF robhinr a shos
6,',ls' re was arrested while AZ me
Wrfgbt - -. on TIE south side.
waive eNtradttion and Will be taken 10
l-dst Liverpool today. An East Tiver
this morning 'i'' "oIs
The Wheeling intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1903-1961, 1915-12-08
SEALED PROPOSALS
Notice to Manufacturers, Jobbers, Mer-
chants and Others Wholesale Dealers.

AoIce 70 A.nniAetnrers, Joboers, Mer-
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.
Tor furnishing supplies for the several
state institutions. the financial manage
ment OF which Is vested IN said Board.
contracts Will be awarded to the lowest
bidders, quality considered. and other
things being equal. West Virginia deal
ers VIII be given preference.
Lists OF supplies needed will be fur
nished bidders on receipt OF requests
stating the line desired.
STATE BOARD OF CONTROL.
1a-l-tf Charleston. West Virginia
The Wheeling intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1903-1961, 1915-12-08
HEAVY EARTH SHOCK.

CAPE GTRARDEAU. Mo. Dec. z.
An earth shock which seemed 10 last a
minute was felt here a. 70 50 p m
Houses were shaken
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with IL splendid symphony orchestra
OF 30 musicians TO interpret a wonder
full score that Is as complex and elabo-
rate as any grand opera.
The Wheeling intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1903-1961, 1915-12-08
apAMAarp GOODS

The rcmarkablc picture version OF
damaged Goods fine great stage SEN
satfun Wllcu upset tho country two
sears ago. is pleasing the large audi
ence that pack the Rex" theatre al al
most every Performance. The picture
version is even better than the speak,
INK stage play. Tile lesson that Eugene
friruN teaches. o. brought out by the
camera lu a form so gripping as TO
make DO get az the very heart strings
az the spectator. This powerful drama
VIII be- shown only today auI tomorrow
az the Rex theatre with five PERFORM
ances daily, at 1910. G;l5. SIS. 1.15 and
9.l5 pm.
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time was connected with the News edi
torial force.
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DIED

aEHE-Dn Tuesday. December Z. 1915. AZ
O'Clock uuuu. MRS UEHEgCA
HINh. nEr st years a months. o o. dat 81
Funeral from Gre residence of her SON.
James % IIrk 1H Twenty second
sir0. THURSDAY Afternoon at 2 O'Clock
IrI.nda of fHf family are invited fa
attend lnfrrmtrf Ht Peninsula Gene
I.rI.
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can get on tomorrow. boss. for a
" cddinE9
do YOU have 20 goe'
I'D like to=Ir. the bridegroom o.
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FARMS-Wanted.

sS-.S-@%~-~~-~-~-~
WAETED-To rent. a good farm from
100 10 900 acres Will buy farm ~
suitable. Address Renter. care Inte1li-
gencer d-7-q
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FUNERAL DIRECTORS

Louis BGrtSG nv
rvW ens,L DlhECIOh AeB
AIT tNiAL EMBALMEH.
ii22 aud tf2f Main strsal
Calls Answered Dsy or Hlaht-
Store Fnonea e1h.
s. J. o. rtechv. Naf Phone tQS9-H
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LosT-Sunday. Nov 2S. three diamond
rings. between 9Th ST. and Alley q on
ChaplincSt. or on Pike. between Elm
Grove and MorEan's. one solitaire: one
with sets and one with ruby and
sets. Finder please return to g2T Chap
line ST. and receive reward Of 5000.
dim
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Haller, Bieberso7 & GuBdIingC Co.

Real Estate G EiTs Insurance
1906 Chapiine St. Both Phones 4es
Members wheeling Real Estate Board
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WANTED-Female Helm

WANTBD-An elderly lady German
preferred a. attendant for invalid
lady. Experience unnecessary. 50 Vir-
Einia street. Island. diff
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LOST

LOST-At Woodlawn. on the evening Of
December Z. mink muff Finder Hber-
ally rewarded if returned 20 y. s. Hon
ecker. 1925 Chaplinc St. Wheeling.
DIR
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FOR SALE-Automobile

FOE SALE-Automobile Six Cylinder
touring car. O. A. Smith. u. S. IAaun-
dry. Bellaire. Ohio. ss-3O-tf