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New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1915-02-06

from which Isman appealed. The Ap-
pellate Division yesterday upheld Il.
finding Of the jury, saying the de.
PENDANTS chauffeur saw the policeman
before the car struck him, and that
with the exercise Of more care ia
handling the automobile the accident
might have been sverted.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1915-02-06

Berlin (by wireless TO Sayville. y.
", Feb. ;. The German Army Head
quarters Staff to-day gave out the fol-
lowing statement:
"On the whole Western front, except
for an isolated French attack against
the German positions to the northwest
Of Perthes. which was unsuccessful,
only artillery duels took place"
The Wheeling intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1903-1961, 1915-03-26
Makes Stubborn Coughs
Vanish in a Hurry
5urSrisinEiy Coed CouEh syrup
Easily and ChespIy
siade 80 Home

m some one in your family has an Oh.
stllate cough. or q bad throat or rhest
.pia t9at has been hanging un and refif.rs
70 Nleld 70 treatment, get from auy drug
st9fe "a ounces uf pineN and make Il
inlg pint ui cough syrup. and vsteb
that cough vanish.
Pour the 2h ounces Of pfr.- t-o
Cent. WORTH into s pint bottle and 'gu
~. 'tile NitI plain GRADUATED aryrr
erhr. ho total cost b. about ID aal-tl
am gives you n full pint f.a,,fg
furpIF-ot most effective rarI.I, La
saving Ot g. A davis use viii t....If.
overcome hard cough. FHaiIr r-.r.r..f
ln 3 minutes full direct ions Jrtfr' 49,.
Keeps perfectly and has pleasant f..ts
Children like it.
- really remarkable how rr4wBtty
80 easily Do Iuuaeus che drr. I.4Hrs 5r
tlf.t cough anil leHis tHa inF.mrf var5.
IrHrcs ln painful cough. I'D aI., gf.-'-
we FORMATION ~ phlrgm BOZ the tf-,rf
ehI hr0nrHlaI tubes. thus ending ,T. ---.
sIstent lnaao cough. a arifrIH -.y
inr hr1rrNlta. winter rrrg. H..Ha..4l
nsllma and whuopIr- cough.
I.lnrV is "a special anT hyffv r4--.g.
trslgl compound uf genuine Norway rIrs
LIa.Is f'rI In gIH.HH.'. .UirT d. 10
heaIing o. fnn membrane.
Avoid diaBrroIrfmrnt Dr. 4.tI-4 -45r
9fNtt..i iNf IT'S ounces OF p.r.l" and
III %. .'pi Hn' tHIrH fIHH. a. guarantee
~ '' l'iHifrfIUn rHra With this
W. ri." ...uu-rl.
The Wheeling intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1903-1961, 1915-03-26
FOUND GUILTY
Insurance. Company Promoters Con-
Nleted Of Charge Of Conspiracy
TO Oefraud.

READING. Pa. March 25.-A YER
dict OF guilty was rendered by a Jury
here today against David w. Rothen-
sies OF Delhi. y. Y: Charles stephens
OF Philadelphia. and Fred G.. Anderson
OF Baltimore, promoters OF insurance
companies. who were on trial charged
with conspiracy 10 defraud The con
Germs involved were the Corporation
Funding and Finance company. Read
ing Mutual Life and Reading Life In.
surance companies. all with head
quarters in this city. II was alleged
that much OF the assets were dis
bursed in dividends which were not
earned. eXhorbitant salaries and ether
expenses. II was further alleged that
investors in all the three companies
lost about $S4O, 900.
The convicted men will be SEN
fenced later.
Before Rothensies left the court
house after giving bail while their ap-
phcation for n new trial Is pending,
he was arrested on three warrants is
sued in Williamsport. charging fraud
In the selling of stock there. lie en-
tered security in $500 on these
charges.
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BELMONT COUNTY
CIVIC LEAGUE
ANNUAL CONVENTION HELD IN
eELlAiRE ALL DURING
YESTERDAY.
ofheers were Elected ard Committees
For tire Year were Appointed.
Many In Attendance.

The annual convention Of the Bel.
mont County Civic league. was held
yesterday In the FIRST Presbyterian
church AZ Bellaire. There were about
100 delegates In attendance. from ali
sections OF the county. and a number
tention.
The morning session was taken up
with the naming OF committees and
the election Of officers and the follow.
ing were elected: President. j. X.
Nreenlee. Bellaire. Nice-presidents.
Rev. J. A. DonAhey. Barnesville: r. r.
Barnes. Bethesda. W. A. ZuAEg. 81.
Clairsville: DIR. J. w Darrah. Martins
ferry; ID. T. Cowen. Flushing: secre-
tary, Henry ID. Cowen. BeIlaire /:
treasurer. Franklin Men. OF Neff.
Al the afternoon session. petitions
Tor a statewide election to make Ohio
dry were distributed among the dele
gates and these will be circulated al
once Tor signatures. Every precinct
IN the county will be organized and
plans formulated for CONDUCTING the
campaign for referendum vote on
fall.
The Wheeling intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1903-1961, 1915-03-26
RECEIVERSHIP
Thirty-t~o Million Dollar Corporation
OF Brazil In Receivers Hands by
Order Of Federal Court.

NEW YORK. March 25.-The Port
of Para Company. capitalized at
$50. 100000 and operating docks and
warehouses az Para. Brazil. together
with railroad and steamship line in
that country. was to-day placed by
the Federal court in the hands OF re.
ceivers. Alexander Mckenzie. of lilo
Janeiro. and Frederick l.. Eldridge. of
New York. were the receivers named.
The receivership was applied for by
George Heath. OF New York, holder
OF bonds OF the company. who alleges
that 1t Is unable, on account OF the
financial crisis existing in Brazil. due
to the war. TO meet its indebtedness.
He says that the Brazilian government
owes the company a large sum on
which il has postponed payment.
The Port of Para Company was in
corporated in Maine. II has 500. 500. 900
stock outstanding.
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OFFICER KILLED
AND Another MORALLY Wounded BY
PRISONER Who Breaks Away and
Opens Fire With Gun,

PHILADELPHIA. March 25-James
Maneeley, central office detective
was shot and killed and Harry Tucker,
another detective was MORALLY wound
go tonight in a running revolver battle
win Jacob Il. Miller. whom they had
attempted to arrest on a fugitive war
rant. Miller. who Is wanted at Prince
Ton, y. j. escaped and has not yet
been apprehended.
The two detectives were assigned
tonight to arrest Miller. who had been
located in the northeastern section OF
the city. They succeeded in placing
him under arrest without difficulty
and, without searching him for wea-
pons. started to walk to a patrol box
several squares away. After they had
gone some distance, according to the
police. the prisoner made an grouse
TO stop and then suddenly shot Tucker
twice. Both bullets took effect in the
detectives body. Miller then darted
up an alley pursued by Maneeley. who
drew his own revolver. Turning. the
fugitive then killed Maneeley with one
shot and escaped before the crowd
which had gathered at the sound OF
the shooting could overtake him.
Miller. the authorities say. is also
wanted for $1,000 jewelry robbery
In this city. He Is q years old and
was formerly a sailor. In the Prince
ton warrant he was charged with bur
glary.
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MEMEL TAKEN
BY GER MANS
AFTER ITS OCCUPATION sV RUS.
SLAMS STRONG GERMAN
FORCE APPEARED.
Russians Then Fled and Were HotIy
pursued 81 TeUtons-Rout
Complete

BERLIN via Amsterdam. TO London.
March 20. 3:2s a m.-The German
main headquarters has made public
the following review Of the events
which have taken place around MemeI
East Prussia.
"On March IS the Russians al
vanced toward Memel In several COT
'umns. from the north and east-from
SIX TO ten thousand men. infantry. cav
airy and marines. with six or eight Old
guns
The small force OF German End-
sturm retreated from the frontier o.
Mcneil and later across the bay. The
advancing Russians burned numerous
buildings and barns at Nimmersatt
and Naugallen. They damaged alto
gether fifteen villages.
The evening OF the 18th the Rus
SLAMS entered Memel. The following
evening the Russian commander ap.
Feared at the town hall and demanded
the mayor and three citizens as host
ages.
"On the 2Oth only Russian patrols
were seen in the streets. a majority OF
the Russians have left town. But Ne
next morning strong Russian forces
again entered the town from the north
They met strong German forces from
the south. who vigorously attacked
and chased the Russians out OF the
town. In the severe street flggIing
the Russians lost 100 men killed. Our
losses were small.
Russians Fled
The Russians fed, taking their
hostages. but the car on which the
hostages were being transported
broke down. the escort fed and the
hostages returned to Mcneil
NN
The German soldiers pursued the
RUSSIANS. When marching through
Polaogen the Russians suffered Sc
Verely through the gun-hre from the
cruisers. Five hundred Russians and
three machine guns were captured.
The Russian move against Memel
appears TO have been In the nature OF
3 raid. A similar raid apparently had
been planned against Tilsit
Prince Joachim was with the
troops which liberated Mcneil"
The Wheeling intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1903-1961, 1915-03-26
NEWS BRIEFS

EXAMINATION HELD-The civil
service examination for stenographerR
was held IN the Federal building YES.
terday. with four applicants partici-
pating.
RETURN FROM INpIA-Mr and
Mrs. William $. Meek. formerly OF
this city, who have been located for
the past ten years in India, are ex-
pected to return in a few days. as a
letter received by local relatives
states they sailed February 20. from
Bombay. for Liverpool. England. en-
route home.
DIRECTORS MEET-The semi.
monthly meeting OF the board Of d.
rectors OF the Ohio Valley Automobile
Club was held last evening. Commit
tee reports were submitted and sew
eral business matters OF considerable
interest transacted In attendance
were Messrs. G. A. Robinson, A. c.
Stifel, Arthur Banghans. Il. r. Gar
yer. II. G. Kalbitzer and Secretary A.
II. Hoblitzel.
MEETING To-NIGHT-A session
OF the Greater Wheeling charter com
mittee has been called 10 be held this
evening in the Board OF Trade room.
The proposed new charter will be dis
cussed
REVOKE LIcENsEs-The Board
OF Control yesterday decided 20 re-
woke all licenses or permits OF per
sons who have stalls in the Centre
market. This action was taken fol
lowing a visit of inspection to the
Market house Wednesday.
RECORDS GOOD - Construction
records for the past six months are
good. according TO the report gled
by the building inspector with the
Board OF Control. A total OF 22l per
mits have been issued. authorizing
building work OF 100000.
MORE FURNITURE - Each day
Mayor Kirk IL receiving additional
furniture for the stricken liner family.
EASTER EGG FOR JUooE-Judge
Alan VI. Robinson has been presented
with an Easter egg by Harry Leader.
one OF the most apt candy makers in
the city. The egg bears the words.
Judge Alan II. Robinson"
The Wheeling intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1903-1961, 1915-03-26
HORN TO BOSTON
Must Answer Charge Of Transporting
Explosives On Passenger Train
Loses Appeal

PORTLAND. Maine. March rs
Werner Horn was taken 10 Boston to-
night 10 be tried in the federal court
on charges that he transported expIo-
sives In passenger trains. in connec-
ton with the attempted destruction OF
the International railway bridge al
Nanceboro.
unsuccessful Efforts were made by
Horns counsel to obtain a writ a.
habeas corpus from the two United
states court judges here today. Judges
William l.. Putnam and Clarence HaIe
both declined TO grant such a writ.
The transfer Of the prisoner 10
Massachusetts, was directed BY Judge
Putnam a. the conclusion OF q hearing
on the application Of the district at
torney for an order OF removal.
The Wheeling intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1903-1961, 1915-03-26
SAYS TORRANCE ADOPTED
CHILD FROM ORPHANS HOME

ST LOUIS March % Testimony
tendinE to show that Charles o. Dor
rance. of Kansas city. Is not the son
NJ Mr. and Mrs John Torrance and
therefore iE not entitled t0 $500 600
from the estate Of hia alleged grand
father. Charles Dorranco. OF Tor.
fancoion. Pa. was given in the Fsd.
eral District court here today bv Sis.
Tor Angela from ST. AIMS Founding
aavlum
Sister Angola testified that ln 1891
Nr and Nrs Charles Torrance
adopted child Of the ASYLUM and
fh1t ton years later they tried 10 10.
dura fho sister in charge f1 certify
That The child was born To- Mrs Dor
rance 90 the asylum
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Seybold Funeral.

morning at $3.50 o'clock over the re-
mains of the late Charles Seybold al
the family home. No. SO Alley 20
Requiem high mass will be celebrated
at st. Alphonsus church. and inter
ment will be made in Mt. Calvary
cemetery.
The Wheeling intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1903-1961, 1915-03-26
PURE FOODS
Was Discussed by Food Inspector
Smith az Simpson M. &. Church
last Night

Last nieht Pure Food Inspector ".
H. smith delivered splendid address
at the Simpson w. Y. church In con.
nection with tho health week ceIebra.
ton, on the subject Pure Foods +"
and the address a. whole proved
very interesting. AZ well az helpful 20
aI present This evening Or r. IS.
Plant county physician. will deliver
an address. On connection with the
closing meeting u the celebration on
some topic pertaining 90 better health
conditions
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IL LANDINo 81 TRoops.

LONDON. March 90. 2 so a. m.--THe
Turks Ercatly fear a landing OF the
allied troops. says a dispatch 20 the
Times from Tencd0s and have conCeu.
trated $4,000 men on the Aeiatic side
Of the DardanellpF and also 10000 on
the European side near Gallipoli The
dispatch adds that both forces are
commanded BY German officers
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This morning at $3.50 o'clock. at the
North Wheeling hospital. funeral
services will be held over the remains
OF Mrs. Catherine Daley. Requiem
high mass will be celebrated at 81
o'clock at the Sacred Heart church,
and interment Will be made in Mt. Cal
vary cemetery.
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updenrah Funeral

Funeral services will be held this
morning at $3.50 o'clock in the For
mOsa fats over the remains Of the
late George Feeny Updegran. who
died Wednesday morning Following
the services az the home. requiem
high mass will be celebrated a. st.
Joseph's cathedral Interment will be
made I'm Mt Calvary cemetery.
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Tomorrow morning a. $3.50 o'clock.
~ the family home. No. ITO Balti-
more street. will be held the funeral
Of the late Mrs. Joseph Nau Requiem
high mass will be- held in st. Alphon-
sus church. and interment will be
made IN Mt Calvary cemetery.
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Wheeler obseauies.

The remains OF Joseph Wheeler. a
veteran of the Civil War. and promi-
nent business man OF the South Side.
viii be inferred In Greenwood Cemc-
tory this afternoon. The interment
will follow services at the home. No.
2SO1 Eoff street. az , o'clock.
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I bread expert, having taken snacisI
courses IN this branch which sbe ,on-
sldefs Just about the most importsnt
IN the culinary line.
lhe receipts which Miss Ellis mas
Sten using az the Intelligencer ana
NeWs Home Economies School TINS
NeSk are practical and economical.
the best cooks Of the CITY. NAM ~
mem are being tried out in Wbeelfng
htcnens, and the results are delight.
LhE the cooks as well as the families
VINO are allowed to partake OF the 10.
1tlTiions dishes thus concocted. Miss
Eills ldea OF better foods in their re-
Iallon 10 better homes ls not an OK
pensive nor impractical one and
everybody connected with her school
mere feels that Il has been distincf5yo.
" worth while. and that IL will Leave
a lasting and beneficial Influence unon
the entire community.
Serving Foods.
This afternoon Miss Pills will fstr
about how 10 serve the delicious toods
sne has demonstrated from dav to dsv
omen OF Wheeling have taken hoid
OF this Better Food Homes proposiffor
WIN enthusiasm and are helping 10
make u 20. 10 has been a success
beyond the anticipation OF tho most
sanEuine. and ladies who have bean
never been anything like % before in
this city. Miss Ellis On greeted win
applause when she appears on the
platform each afternoon. apfrk ana
span In her domestic science uniform
with r smile Of pleasurable onfhuei.
asm Tor her biz classes She saws M
iF privilege 40 talk TO women VINO
are 10 deeply intelHgcntIv Interested
IN good cooking. and lts effect upon
the home life
sgms hsooipsa
The f0UDuinr ore r1mr of the rr-sfrr.
, recon- IHnIrI hU Miss Ellis.
Nat ana dacaroui savory.
tanlrsp1unfuiF melted .rIaHa f.
rglni rnnrprd Brazil mute. rurfrf holt
~ pc. frnnI e rrrfula brradrrurIFa /.
'ffa. ? r1rfuIa miIE fahlaarnlrf..I.
Nri parsley. rHIt pepper and roe.f-
''.I mace fI taste. brown anurr
'Ni unrHruUI irfH nmHIT r|.saa and.
.if into bowl add mute. HrrnHrrffrl.t
.HHa"n InEa. rrEH wrII beaten. anil lrffr
JUN IFt" VOL Creased rHrfTfnwHrn ffaf.
."f Wild Tiny pieces uf TFIHHH ma N.tl
.u WHI crate oven fHrf..N.r n.IrfIf.a
serve Doc wIfH brown HHuHr
Brussels sprouts win Criaco.
'inN NHI| .Nufu| "rIH"l HnHEIfH IrHa.
.'If HHrHHfr p UuH'uI grated lHrra.
Trim sprouts ord COOK fHFH# f4 f.rffr..
-H|fHI HHf.. 1000 tender Hrrfr HrH rrr
.u clean cloth Heat .rIa.u bot fF.r
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The last sad rites over the remains
81 the late Mrs. Margaret Apwell Will
BE- held this afternoon az o'clock.
The services will be- held az the home
and interment will be made in Mt
Zion cemetery.
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The last sad rites over the remains
OF Mrs. Virginia r. Roberts were held
Yesterday morning at the family home.
Porter Terry had charge and inter
ment was made In Greenwood Gene
terry.
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NOTICE!

-, To Whom II May Concern.
Al persons having claims against "a.
estate OF the late W. r. Dudley kipdit
submit same 10 the undersigned HI
arrange FOR settlement ''''S
CAROLINE NJ. DUDLEY.
ENecutrlN or the ". v Dudley estate
mr-25-ap-T-
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Conner rhomas Dies.

Conner Thomas % year old son of Mr..
and Mrs. John Thomas. North Seventh
street. Martins Ferry. died 81 ~ .ls b. m.
THurHdaY. after m Years illness Of tub
crculosis Besides hls parents. be leaves
four sisters and three brothers Ar
committed
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SEALED PROPOSALS
Notice 20 ManufactnrerS- .ToShS~S -,
ohanta and Otharn QhnInnnI. No..

chants and Others Whoissals Dsaiera
NOTICE is HEREBY GIVEN. That
the state Board OF Control OF he Stats
.ot West Virginia will receive bids da.iv
- Us ottice at Charleston. West Virgtnia
loI furnishing supplies for the several
state institutions, the financial manage
neht OF which Is vested In said Hoard
S.,Itracts VIII be awarded 20 the lowest
nuuets quality considered and other
thlhgs being equal. West virginia deal
ers VIII be ghen preference
Aists gi supplies needed will be fur
hlshed bidders on recent Of reousgt.
stating the line desired
,sIAFE BOARD OF CONTROL.
la-l-tI Charleston. West Virgfnfa
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$4,000 FIRE.

MOBILE. Ala. March 25-Three
hundred persons were made homeless
tonight by fire that destroyed about
~ small dwellings and the Plateau
.NuI MAJ ana Industrial Institute. a ne
ErO school. In a suburb here. The loss
was put an $4,000
The Wheeling intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1903-1961, 1915-03-26
BREAD DAY"
feontlns.a -. -. -,

Home Economic school in ffr Mar.
kei Auditorium every afternoon this
week viii al tho fnaI session fhia sr
iernnon toll how f0 make perfect
Loaf N bread li. Ellis De- "a famrr.
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FOR SALE OR TRADE
Ohio Farm With Coal
Only $40 Per Acre

itch. rolling. hilltop farm. no rocks. no
sWanips, no tile required. 3 houses barn
School house, store and telephone an ON
farm church "a mile. a2S acres. Will al
Nldt ana sell amount wanted give easy
terms or trade Tor smaller farm or rftv
or town property. former owner made
great tortuuc-X3uo. 000-raiEing sheen.
great sheep or cattle farm: have J.,
sor, Wheeling. W. Va mr-at-t
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There IL no pauperism IN Servia
The poorest have some sort Of free
hold property.
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WANTED-MALE

NANTNp-ifoNcrnm wants clerks
cNafulnsuou- soon. SO % rar month.
Sample questions trce. franklin lnsri-
tute. Dept tsgC. Rochester. y n
mr-tg-t-ap-lg
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FOR SALE fresh cows. grade Icrsey.
1--WE mr-26-m
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TUE sALE-iopcorn. peanut and candy
factory combined Good trade T.ss
man half cost Co quick buyer Reason
Tor selling. leaving city. ms CataNbs
St. Martins Ferry. Ohio. mr-g3.f
FOR sALE-OIiver typewriter. Ro,s
condition. u. J smith Si1 s,Sant.
81. Parkersburg. ". Va n-s,tf
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FOR SALE
FOR SALE

The Homestead" cottage on
Moundsvilie Camp Grounds, in
good condition. Address Forest
View, Box l02, Elm Grove, W. Va.
Or call Bell phone 7o-L, Elm Grove.
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FoR SALE
FoR SALE

ron sALE-Upright piano. mission oal
case, In fine condition. good for hi
years r. Hochl. 1890 Market ST. see
i'""i. mr-25-i
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FUNERAL DIRECTORS

Louis BertsGhV
FUNGRAL DIRECTOR AND
ARTEhlAi EMuALMER.
li22 and 1924 Main street.
Calls Answered Day or Mint
store Phones SIS
g = Hertschv. Naf Phone iqF9R
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WANrEp-i,nEinecr. that H. thorough =
experienced and competent 90 make
survey and map % coal mine. Addr.-s
j. l. Francis. salem. ohio. mr-eti
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FOR SALE-Farm Lands.
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WANTED-rwo young r'en % work a.
news agents on Il. 4 a trains Apply
a. Union News CO. n. a n. depot oity.
m r-.1-f
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AUTOMOBILES

Chester Tires Least Curf
Most Mileage. Iukene. gT Tenth
mr-I-I0t
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tinr HHII .IUfuI rrIHrl. % InHFafa Irua.
.Fla HnfnIir p rurfuI grated cheese
IrIII ruUHIfs ard COOK them fr UHTffr.
calico fHf.. f.I tender TrHfr HrH frr
.n clean cloth Heat .rIa#u bot ff.r
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BFeummer G. HiIdeb,snd

Corner MARKET ara ra.rrfv.al......f 80
Atl'phpne .lis Opcn dag and night
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FOR RENT

ron REnr-Onc furnished front room.
Nl-eo week. II Paxton Ave. Film
Grove. Patterson addition. mr-es-k
ron RENT-April LIST. at Leathervood
rooms and bath-second floor-In
5000 repatrs-low rent W "a Nichols
neu ~. Ait. mr-i6-tf
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81 Igarun.s Cathedral $500 o.rI0rE
Friends NJ fhr family are invited fH
attend luf0rmcnt private Mt cal.
farf cemetery.