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The Wheeling intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1903-1961, 1915-12-28

LONDON. Dec. q. 1851 p. m.-Tho
departure Of the Indian army from
France for another field OF action"
was the most important feature OF the
days news. so Tar AZ the British public
is concerned. Whether the new Held
OF action IL Egypt or Mesopotamia Is
not announced; In both these theatres
there are presumably already consid-
cradle bodies OF Indian troops.
- a. assumed that the places 81 the
Indian I'm France have been filled BY
drafts from the new armies raised on
the soil ~ the United Kingdom.
In connection with tonight'a an
nouncomeut 10 is worth noting tho
LARGER and more important share tho
youthful Prince Of Wales is taking IN
The business Of tho empire ~ ia or-
pccted that the British public. both
home and ~Colonlais. will read with a
peculiar sense Of national pride tho
kings words 90 the indian veterans
Before YOU leave France ! send my
dear. gallant son. tho Prince o. Wales.
who has shared with my armies tho
0unccrF and harlahlra Of tho cam
palgn. to thank you Dob my name"
The Turkish official communication
sent Cuf TODAY which contained claims
t0 successes in the Egyptian theatre.
called forth an official denial from md
Hrlflsh pross bureau. which states thar
there Dos hron uo fighting between
fhr British and Do Arabs. except 90
British attack or The principal Arab
force near Moraa Maturu. which was
dispersed with frI1Iur loss to our
troops according fo Che British vor
sion
Tho Turkish version Gays That tho
Turte took tho offensive and Killed
three hundred British put INC remain.
of booty.
continues fn show rn Important dc
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ASSOCIATION
MUST DIG OUT
OUT or CLEVELAND, DECLAREs
BAN JOHNSON.
Thomas and May Move the
Team Back TO the Toledo
Territory.

CHICAGO. Dec. 27-The American
Association team must be taken away
from Cleveland. according 10 a state
ment made by President Johnson. OF the
American League. before leaving to-
nlght Tor the Forest City. to discuss
with the Ike there the baseball sit
uation. Magnates OF the American Lea
que viii gathcr in Cleveland either
wednesday or Thursday 20 dispose OF
the question involved in the afanrs of
the major and minor league clubs which
are being handled by a committee OF
bankers for Charles Somers.
That Charles Thomas. president OF the
chicago Nationals, IS seeking TO be
among the purchasers OF the Association
franchise and move a. TO Toledo, was adj
n1tted BY President Chivington Tonight.
With Mr.. Thomas. if his proposition IS
accepted. would be associated Roger
Bresnahan, whose home Is In Toledo.
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TO ASK MANDAMUS
Commissioners VIII Today Star.
steps 20 Compel the 3 & o. 20
Construct Viaduct over
Crossing.

This morning before Circuit judge
o. G. Heryey the county commission.
ore. through Prospecting Attorney d.
A Mckee. will ask for the appoint.
ment Of n committee OF three 10 de.
termine whether or not the D. a. %
railroad crOssiuE on the Sfconrod
and Mount de- Chantai road o. dan.
gerOuH JudEo Frank W. Nssbitt will
appear Tor the railroad company.
TO The fact ls established that tho
crossing ls dangerous. application
viii then Do made for n mandamus
compelling the o. A. q. 90 construct "a
Viaducl
The Wheeling intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1903-1961, 1915-12-28
CUE PLAYERS WANTED
NJ THE YANKEE CLUE.

CHICAGO. Dec. 27-The New York
American. League wants aCtchers Arch
er and Fischer and Outfielders Flack
and LWillinR. according 20 a telegram
signed by Colonel Rupert Of the New
nork team. received today hy Charles
WeeRhman. The message was one n =
dozen from various magnates and man
ayers ~proposing trades 20 follow fh-
nmalgamation Of the Cubs n Whales.
Mr.. WeeEhman does not eNrert TO
take NJ any deals. however. until the
formal transfe Of the cubs takes place
and until Manager Tinker ia abie 40
take a hand In them. Besides De Ia lr
DOUBT regarding the necessity Of asking
waivers from National League clubs be-
fore letting his players 20 out Of the
circuit.
The Wheeling intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1903-1961, 1915-12-28

velopments. The Russians are winning
successes against weaker enemy hos
tile forces in Persia: the British IN
South Persia have had some severe
lighting with the Turks. without ma
terially altering the situation: the
allies at Salonih contemplate their
nearly completed Notifications with
the utmost satisfaction. on the west
front there is little to report except
minor engagements.
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ARMY SCHEDULE

WEST POINT. y. Y. Dec. e7-Tbe
Army's football schedule for 1915 as
announced today T. as follows: septcm-
Der 30. Lebanon Valley: October Z,
Nashington and Lee University, Octo-
Trinity college; October Is. villa Nova
November Z, Notre Dame University:
November II. University OF Maine. No
vember Is. Springfield y. 81. &. A. Col
Academy.
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ron HEALTH

WASHINGTON. Dec. 27-Heaith in
surance is the chief social reform 10
10 sought Immediately hv the American
Association FOR fab legislation. which
Will begin ita ninth annual convention
here tomorrow. A bill for presentation
10 Congress, prepared BY n special COM
mittee of the association. has been in
circulation among its members and
plans % urge its adoption will be dis
curerd.
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c. H. s. A. PRACTICE
Of Recently Organized BASKET
BAN Team VIII Meet TEis rven-
tng-Play Opsner Soon.

Thls evening tho Cathedral alumni
MI hold their usual basket haI prar-
tlcc al the Cathedral armory. beginning
AZ s D. M.
Arrangement arc now heinz com
nI'tTd hf Manager Gruran To- pIav the
nrst game Of the season RI short tl0ae al.
ltr NcW Years. with one ~ the strong
NF's pm thlE section. 10 ia FOR this ron.
con That Coach "a Muliancy would ike
TOT AT players 60 DO present at an nrac.
uccs regularly hereafter.
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WASH-JEFF SLATED
TO PLAY RUTGERS

WASHINGTON. Pa. Dec. 27.-OfhclaI
announcement was made tonight that
the Washington and Jefferson football
cam viii play Rutgers COLLEGE at the
New York polo grounds on next Thanks
ElNlng day. Arrangement had been
made Tor the local team TO play the
University Of "ChattanooEa on thai day.
this game has been transferred 10
%.
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ann AMnnrcA rmsr.

WAsHfNGToN. Dec. s7-Thc Ameri.
tan Civic Association viii begin a FOUR
lays convention here tomorrow with
purpose % anticipating q general
Zee America First movement and mnt-
America ready 90 be- seen.
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.'GOORTY VICTOR
OYER AUSTRALIAN

SYDNEY. y. =. W. Dec. - via Lon
f.2S o. m-Lea Darcy. the middle
weight champion of Australia. easily de-
ieatcd Eddie McGoorty. an American
n tdcio-WciEht. 81 Che eighth round OF
80 severely that his seconds threw up
Tho eronrc. Tho nFht was witnessed b.
10000 persons.
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TOMMY BURNS WILL
GO ON WITH MATCH

CHICAGO. Dec. 27-The situation in
Volved In the proposed wiIlard-FuIton
night for the worlds championship At
New Orleans. March 4 next. was further
Clarified to-day. by the receipts bv Tom
Jones. WIZARDS manager. from Tommy
Burns, co-promoter with Dominick Tor
torleh, OF the exhibition. OF the follow
ing telegram:
'Tortorich didn't want TO 20 hrough
with the match 50 1 have to-day taken
over his interest aud 1 Will 20 through
with the Willard-Fulton match myseIf.
Get here yourself soon as possible. Ne
can sign new articles when you arrive"
Jones, IN making the telegram public.
remarked: Il don't see the need az new
articles. but 1 will BE- In New Orleans
Neanesday morning. There will be no
A telegram from Tortorch confirmed
that sent by Burns.
NEW ORLEANS. La. Dec. 27-
Tommy Burns. who was a Partner with
ior the heavy weight championship 10
pc neid here March Z between Jess VIII
lard and Fred Fulton. announced TO-
Gay that he personally would axe over
the agreement Tor the match and womb
stage II a. IN independent PROMOTE.
burns said ne was In teleEraphlc COM
muHicatlon today with Tom Jones. VII
iafd manager and r. :. Andrewa in
chicago concerning the match and mai
changes In the details FOR the fferf
would be settled when Jones and Nn-
crews arrived here "wednesday. 4 per
ccutage OF the receipts Do said v.sliit
be substituted for the S12. 900 euafan-
tee 70 Willard, win. lose or draw M.
ranscd TOT IN The original agreement.
nothing 10 do with a W~ITard-rgIf0n
match unless Fulton first fought and
9eleated the winner Of the Moran-Cpf-
icy fiEht WHICH takes place IN View
4 ork January q
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Sweeping Injunction.

ments.
Sweeping Injunction.
The case was appealed, however, and
at a sitting September 81, the State
Supreme Court Of Appeals reversed the
lower court. Friday. December IL, was
the date set for hearing the petition OF
the defense for a rehearing OF the case
This was denied, however. The opinion
was written by Judge Miller and was
~concurred in by Judges Robinson. POT
~fenbarger. Williams and Lynch.
In addition to enjoining the town
from interfering in any manner with
The contract awarded the company. the
order further prohibits the town from
harassing the plaintiff and advertising
that its material TO be used in the work
Is unfit or defective and not service
able, and from passing resolutions to
that effect I'm council or in any name
in council meetings voting or attempt.
ing TO discredit the work and material
Of the plaintiff company. Further. the
defendant town Is ordered to pay the
plaintiff the costs incident to the prose
cution Of its bill Of complaint.
The Wheeling intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1903-1961, 1915-12-28
p 70 PAY BoARD


Dan Clemana was yesterday com
miffcd to Jail BY Squire Charles SD.
bert ~ Elm Grove on q charge 81
having taken French leave from
hIa boarding house and forgetting 90
raf fIr hnard bin before Dol Departed
Iii. coco VII come uD fui t.Iai Woo
nc.Iay.
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WHEELING LOSES
OPENING CONTEST
OLD GOLD AND BLUE roSSERs
PLAY POOR GAME AND
FArRMoNT WINS.


Special Dispatch TO the Intelligencer.
FAlRMONT. w. Va. Dec. 2T-wheel-
Ing high school met defeat at the hands
OF the local five this evening by the
score Of 40 TO 10. The game was played
In the gymnasium OF home team and
good game The visitors failed to come
through with the team work for which
they are noted and were unable 10 do
much with the defense Of the Fairmont
good form and on a few occasions show
cd flashes OF rare ability.
With the exception OF Rosenberg. the
VISITORS failed to show any continue
ability and the game was marked by the
playing OF the team during the
usually plays "A star game. was able 20
cage but one baske knight and Haw-
kins did the best playing for the home
team. each making six field goals.
The lineup:
Wheelng-1A Fairmont-4O
Fracht Hamilton
Right Forward.
Left Forward.
creighton Hawkins
Right Guard.
J@eooueei Richie
observation-disclosures. Warffuel for
J~acobucci: Rosenberg for Creighton:
Armbrccht for Warffuel and Archibald
FOR Rosenberg. Fairmont. Hutchinson
for Hamilton.
Summary:
Goal from neld-Pracht. /: Creighton
J.; Hamilton. 6; knight. s; Hawkins. ..
Hutchinson. I.
Goals from foul-Rcsenberg. 10 out OF
ls' Hamilton. 4 out OF 5; knights. 6 out
Refcrec-Clark.
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war; MACH ron LANE.
Manager F-cd white is Looking for
Match for Loca4 Boy.

Jimmy Lane. OF his CITY. seems 20
nave won m place Tor himself in the box
rame lu THE vicinity. IN hls match
nt Martins Ferry. Saturday evening he
rn' $3.50 smith. or I~ItfshurEh. out o. the
NfnlrE iu r worry few The
ne promoter fo look for faster men
Tor him and Dis next match will prob
nhi' he with some well known ring
The Wheeling intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1903-1961, 1915-12-28
DISCOUNT SALE
DAVE SAYS

The sale you have been
waiting for begins today,
when all heavy weight Suits
and Overcoats in the Kraus
store will be reduced one
fourth.
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BRITISH-INDIAN


his own home. there TO be wei.
coined with honor among his own
neople."
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COVER UP THE couaH

NEW YORK. Dec 21-Uhyme as "a
means ~ educating the public in tho
prevention o. grlppe. now epidemic in
some parts Of the cIty. was used bv the
Health Department today by thousands
% cards which Do distributed through
out the city.
The c1rplct OF preventive advice Is.
Cover up each cough and sueeze
10 lou don't Euuu spread disease
Ur charles D. IuIdauu. OF the Bureau
% H'alth Education. says there is now
specific cure Tor grippe and prevention
Del fhc only means o. checking &c. rrrrad
Kline eros. g. them s points better
See large adv. today
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30 Per Cent discount on all Winter
Clothing. Kline Bros, t142 Main 81.
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TOWN OF EDGEWO0D FINALLY
LOSES SUIT OVER PAVEMENT

an injunction restraining the company I
from proceeding with the improve
ments.
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cars together, but must have suffi- cient quantity of cypress and gum 10 load cars of separate grades and thickness. Advise what you have, describing fully, and name prices f. 0. b. loading point. The Probst
 Lumber co.. Cincinnati. 0. 1o-7-ft
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: SWAPPERS' COLUMN
SWAPPERs COLUMN

WILL swap or sell a beautiful Groom dwelling with bath, hot and cold water connected and electric lights, on lot lS5x190 feet, in one of the best business towns in Alabama. Also have stock of merchandise valued at S3000, doing a cash business of slO,00e per year. Will sell or ex- change for dwelling and small store house, in some pleasant little town or nice surroundings. This town has pay roll of $12,000 per week, and re- ceives 15.000 bales of cotton per year. Has four churches, college, public school and all modern improve ments of an up-to-date town. Desire change on account of physical in- ability to carry on the business. An sWer Exchange, care Age-Herald. WILL swap for Anniston property, Bir- mingham S-room house. in good con- dition, on Highland car line; close in. John Shelnutt. Anniston, Ala.
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irregular or delayed, use Triumph Pills; always dependable: not sold at drug stores Relief" and par ticulars free. Address National Med ical Institute, Milwaukee. Wis.
 1O-3-11t-sun
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WANTED-Traveling salesmen who will accept clothes made to their measure in payment for placing with merchants The Line That's Different" an all-wool tailoring line. quoting six special prices; no extra charges. Write for. particulars J. w. Jones x Sons. 5o9 Mid-City bank Bldg, Chicago
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sXCH Groom, West End home and 100 acres unincumbered Flor ida, near good town, for farm or city property. Address Owner, FL, care Age-Herald.
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DISTRIBUTER

by Detroit concern, man0] featuring the first and only success] full, $10 "Ford" starter; thousands iT use; repeat orders enormous; many agencies reaping harvest of dollars| no experience, no risk; we want mar or concern strong enough financial 1y to carry one months output; capj ital necessary, $500 to 5000. Writ9 w. F. Cornell. Mgr, 316 Moffat Bldg| Detroit, Mich,
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COMPANY requires district managel to handle agents, your territoryI must be honest and invest $500; in1 come $3ooo annually. United Co.,, 11f West 32d st. New York.
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$15 INVESTMENT in land and co-operl ative we'll may make 5000; paymentd $1 monthly. For particulars addresf
 Texas-Gu1f Co.,, 705 Union Bank Houston Tex
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MARRY if you are lonely; the reliable. confidential. successful club has large numbers of wealthy. eligible members,
 both sexes. wishing early marriage de- scription free Mrs. Wrubel. Box 26, Oak land, Calif.. 1O-3-2t-su
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WANTED-Commissi salesmen to sell linseed oil and big paying speciality; liberal commission. Ad- dress "Oils," 1436 D. Cary st. Ricb-
 mond, Va 6-13-10f-su
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PERSONAL

PERSONAL
 LADIES--s1000 reward; I positively guar antee my great successful "nonthly" remedy; safely relieves some of the long est, most obstinate, abnormal cases n three to five days; no harm. pain or ,n- reference with work; mall, s1.50; dou- ble strength. s2: booklet free Dr. Southington, 38 Long Bldg, Kansas, City, Mo. l0-lb-tf ACCORDION, box and fancy plaitings, buttons made to order New York prices. Mrs. Hunnicutt, Room Wool worth Bldg. 9-22-30t I WILL not be responsible for Mrs. H. D. Perry's accounts. H. D. Perry. lo-5-sot paper with names, ad- dresses, descriptions. photos, 25c. Sent sealed" Box 3s17 M. Boston, Mass. s-2s-4t-su WOULD you marry if suited? Best matrimonial paper published. Mailed free. The Correspondent. Toledo. O.
 9-12-6t- su ARE you lonely7 Marry for wealth and happiness; thousands attractive, con genial, willing to marry: many rich; de- scriptions and photos free; either sex. Standard Cor. Club Box s07, Grays Lake, H. 10-1S-su-tf WOULD you marry If suited? Best matrimonial paper publlshed; mailed free. The Correspondent, Toledo, o.
 7-1S-6t -su
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YOU MEN

delayed or irregular, use Triumph pills; always dependable. .'Re- lief" and particulars free. Write Ma tional Medical Institute. Milwaukee,
 Wis. 7-1S-10-su
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WILL sell a stock of merchandise con sisting of notions amounting tt about $2500, in one of the best busi, ness towns in Alabama; this bust. ness has been run strictly for casf with good profit; sales. S8000 to $l0,. 900 per year; population of town 5000 inhabitants, with a pay roll o1 $10,000 per week. 15,000 bales of cotton received yearly aside iron industries this is an up-to-dats town, sidewalks, electric lights ana waterworks; no trouble to clear $300t per year in this business. Will sell at cost of invoice less freight Old age prompts me to retire. Answer Business, care Age-Herald.
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to sell good prop osition in every county in Alabama: good pay;. should make $50 a week or better Write or call at 536 First Ma tional Bank Bldg. Birmingham, Ala,
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TRI-STATE REALTY co.

VI INVESTED now may make yoTI 5000 in protected cooperative oil development near big gusher neldsI where investors make fortunes every|
 day; lots $10 before drilling, yI monthly. Write for free literatureI Triangle Oil Co.,, ATT Carter Bldg.I Houston Tex
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ONE CENT 4 WORD
MAAlEn

RATES-One cent q word a day, no sal
 taken for less than a5e for first inxer- slon. Gnsh must nceomnany order.
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SALESMEN-Position enables s600O in come; exclusive field; unequaled quality. instantly proven; progressives oppor- tunity. Mfrs, 10703 Quebec ave.,-Cleve- land.
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V FlaNTED-TraVelIng salesfnef1 for fhe different southern states to sell staple manufactured goods; will employ entire time on salary and expenses or will give line to Al salesman with drug, flour or other nonconf1icting lines on lib- eral commission. Apply with evidence of reliability in signed statements of good commercial people to Postoffice Box 173, Lynchburg, Va. 9-26-2t-eosu
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SALESMEN wanted to sell hosiery sec
 onds at real low bargain prices to
 retail dealers; seasy sellers: liberal commission. Second Hosiery Co, Kan sas City. Mo. 1o-s-4t-su
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LADIES-Please your company by sweet and charming breath; send l0c-for breath purifier. Booth Speciality Co.,, Nashville, Tenn.
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NOT one cent of purchase money re. quired to secure a truck or chicksl farm site, driving distance from Jacksonville. Fla: good, fertile sol
 and title guaranteed; possession whenever you like and pay for lant whenever you like: 25 years or nor. if desired; not more than % or lesi than 10 acres allotted to one person
 any bank. city official. chamber O. commerce, or commercial agency 1T acksonville our references. Writl for particulars Jacksonville Height Improvement Co.,, Jacksonville, Fla
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SALESMAN. acquainted with retailers in small towns to sell dry goods spe- cialties on commissions excellent side line for travelling men. Bryn Mawr Mills, Philadelphia, Pa
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Want Ads For THE AGE-HERALD can be left at

Florence Cigar John L. Parker, Ave Brow1rA1arx Cigar Store 1st Ave. and goth First National Bank Cigar 2d rmanGammif Drug 2330 2d Ave. Kissell Pharmacy HOO N. 18th Aiilner Drug Co. 1900 Huntsville Norwood Pharmacy, 2631 N. 1wentyfst Avenue Drug Go, 2601 Walker Drug 2707 Ave, Quinn Drug Co, 500 Tuscaloosa West End End Drug Co.,, 1122 Tuscaloosa Ave. West End Cheek Drug Go, 22o0 Ave. F. g., Magnolia Pharmacy. Magnolia Point s. cigar counter East End Drug Co., 500 27th St, S., cigar counter Reids Pharmacy, 2720 Ave. c, s.
 Letaw, 1430 11th Ave, S. counter Five Points Drug Co.,, Five Points, s. counter
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WANTED-Single young American men to sell newspapers, fruit, cigars and candies on railroad trains; crip-
 ples don't apply. Call at 1914 Nor ITS ave. 10-9-3t
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positions are easy to get.
 My free booklet, By-209, tells how.
 Write tcday-now. Earl Hopkins, Wash ingtnn D c f0-2-qt euv,a
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positions desirable; thou sands appointed annually through ex- aminations; our home study course high ly helpful special s5 rate; booklet and position list free. Federal Civil Service School, 621 Kellogg, Washington, D. c.
 S-22-4t-su
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GROW rich in business of your own get out of the wage earner's class your cooperation with our factory starts you with little capital dur ing spare time in your own home; VI manufacture exclusive articles; nd canvassing; experience unnecessary write for booklet and proposition Address Pease Mfg. Co.,, Dept. D-1 6S Broadway, Buffalo, N. T.
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Chunn or some printer for county paper and job work; per-
 manent job for right man. A. D. Bentley, Rockford Ala. 10-9-2t
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RAILWAY mail clerks wanted. s75 month; Birmingham examinations com Ing; sample question free; write imme- olateiy. Franklin Institute, Dept. 3-G.
 Rochester, N. Y. 9-10-1mo- ex- mo-tu-t thu MAKEUP WANTED-Shop in Huntsville wants country-raised makeup who can slap things together on time. Speed the only essential. Wages about the aver age Write at once. Postoffice Box 70, Huntsville, Ala. 10-S-3t
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FIVE bright, capable ladies to travel. demonstrate and sell dealers; s25 to $50 per week; railroad fare paid. Goodrich Drug Co.,, Dept. 120, Omaha, Neb.
 n Ft
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WHY worry about incompetent help? Phone Lambs, Main sssz. lo-ls-7t
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S20 INVESTED now may make $200OI terms, $1 monthly; we will drill fol oil where oil is; in field where mil lions arc being made; by our neW
 plan you get deed to land and inl terest in wells; write today. Bennett Cooperative Co.,. 374 First National Bank Houston Tex
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WANTED-A partner with $4000 to SS0d to invest in s25.OOo. F years success
 fully established business, with a gool salary and reference furnished, and ref| erence required. This Is a good opporI tunity for a good man that can takI active part. Box 639, Birmingham
 1O-1n-3I