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The Wheeling intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1903-1961, 1917-06-20
RED CROSS GETS
ROUS|NC SENDOFF
IN BROOKE COUNTY
wELLSBURG STAGES ENTHUSIASTS
TIC CAMPAIGN-DR. RERSEY
pEL1VERS ADDRESS,

TtrGokr county's whlrlwind campaign
to secure Il biz portion or .he Fan Ham
dies $50 brr superintendent OF the
sluU. QUO. Uuu lied Cross fund was
launched 1T W"llShurr lasd evening. Tho
ca:nr,aign opened with Il big mass meet
ing III the Y. Al. {. y. auditorium.
nr Randolph !. llrrscy, Of this city.
delivered the rhIcf address. telling OF
the lied Cross and it's objects; what its
accomplishments have been and the part
it must play. in winning The War.
Enthusiasm was ~ high tide and
Wellsburg promises 10 ID" her bit" in
quick order wher tn" opportunity Is
given the people To make their sacri-
flee for the Red Cross.
Today several teams Of prominent
mon OF Bruokc county will 70 out TO
wage Il campaign for the Red Cross
similar to- that now In progress in
Wheeling The campaign Will end with
another big mnss meeting Friday even
ing when II. Z: Ogden will deliver the
address.
George Caldwell. who is active in be-
half Of the Red Cross At Wcllshurg.
presided as chairman Of last nights
meeting.
The Wheeling intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1903-1961, 1917-06-20
UNITED STATES Of EUROPE To
COME, SAYS NOTED ENGL|SHMAN

and cherish IT,. We in England and the
people in the other countries of Europe
are now asking. for what you have had
generation after generation.
The Balkan Problem.
One big thing that must be- ronsid-
cred in thu sci Element nf'thc European
was is the la lk.u problem. a""ordIn=;
10 MI. Melissa. The balkans have
been the scene around which the whole
trouble has Ccntrrrd. he declared. AMI
the only way tn. S"ltl" the problem is
To leave the Balkans To the Balkan pea
pie. Clear out the other interest and
leave them 10 themselves and the prob
lem will be settled"
When q treaty Of peace il made at
the conclusion III the present war. 1t
Must be L real and lasting treaty u
peace. tn" speaker sGid. Every treaty
Of peace that has ever been made III
Europe within the last 100 years has
been q treaty 81 war he said, and
challenge any historian TO prove The
contrary. I'm banking on you people
in the United States 10 bring forth your
IDEAS and insist upon real treaty OF
peace"
The Wheeling intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1903-1961, 1917-06-20
|d|eneSS and VagranCy
Act Effective in ", Va,

CHARLESTON. w. Va. June 10
beginning today. all mayors, justices
Of the peace and other peace officers OF
West Virginia will assume the adal-
tonnl dut? of enforcing the act of the
recent extraordinary session OF the leg
!Slaturc making provision for the pre-
vcnt!on OF "ldlcness and vaGrancy
during the War'.
Advance copies of the law were sent
Ia al! such officers by direction OF the
governor several, days ago and they
were directed TO SEE that ii is strictly
enforced. The Idle and r;tIrant in the
state must get 10 work ami earn NJ
least what il takes 70 feed and clothc
them. They Will no longer be permit
ted to let their wives or other female
relatives support them
by the act it is declared 10 "be the
duty OF every dblrhodlcd male resident
OF III. state. between the ages OF IL
and 20 years. TO hahtually and regu-
l;trly engage in some lawful. useful and
recognized business. prof" SSion. Dccupa-
ton or employment whereby he may
produces ar earn sufficient to support
himself and those legally dependent
upon him"
II also is provided that from today
and lhcnceforward until six months
after the termination of the present war
between the United States and the inn
bodied male resident Of the state be-
tween the ages Of lG and 20. except
bond-fdc students during school term.
who shall fail or refuse to regularly and.
steadily engage for at least 80 houra
Her week shall bc held To he a vaErant
within the meaning and effect OF the
act and DC guilty OF Il mIsdrmcapor
Upon conviction for the otfcnsc the
law provides that the offender shall be
fined not more than SlnO for each Of
Tense. and as a part OF such sentence
and punishment. such Offenders shall
he ordered hy the trial court to work.
not exceeding 20 days. On the public
roads or streets or upon some other
public work being done by the county or
municipality In which lie is convicted.
One-half OF the fair value Of such Ia
Dor so performed shall be paid toward
the support Of any persons legally de-
pendent upon him. il he has such de-
DendentS
The Wheeling intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1903-1961, 1917-06-20
HON, FRANCIS NELSON BE-
LlEVES NATIONS WILL FOL-
LOW OUR LEAD.
BLames Secret Diplomacy for Present
War, In Address at Martins
Ferry Chautauqua.

/ A United States OF Europe! Such
will be the Europe Of tomorrow. ac-
cording to Hon. Francs Nelson. Eng
lsh editor and former member Of the
British parliament, who spoke at the
/ Martins Ferry ChauiauQua last night
on The Future Of Europe. Such
may be Il dream" said the noted Eng
lishman, but don't be afraid OF
dreams, for it. is the drcamers that
make the practical things possible.
Somebody once dreamed that there
would be 4 United States Of America,
and be was. doubtless. laughed al.
You have made Il United States oil
America continued the speaker;
why can't We make a United States
Of EUROPE" We can and will when the
people of Europe will too do il. 1t
might come over night. Take, il you
will, that memorable speech OF presi-
dent Wilson, made 10 the Senate few
weeks ago. What he said Ii that
speech cant come true in ally other
way than by United States Of Eu-
rope.
The Past in Europe.
Before discussing thu future of Ei-
r"I". MIR Nelson said that II is nrceS-
sHr% IT, understand III" past Of Europe.
whereas lie recitcd conditions as he
Iumnu them. in European countries pre-
vi0uS Ia the outbreak nf the world war.
He told nr. tho distress and unrest In
Austria Hungary because OF heavy
taxes and the heterogeneous groups
which make up the country. He showed
France and England torn by strikes and
discomfort among various classes. par
ticularly tho Irish. He told about tho
demands Of the Social Democrats In
Germany who wore asking for freedom
OF speech. freedom OF press and other
liberties which Scotch chartists had
sought for 4 century previous. He also
mentioned the many small revolutions
In Russia.
All this. he said. was due 10 the
craftsmanship Of Europe III this Is
the best that European craftsmanship
ran do" no said. Pthnn Il ought 10 be
changed, and thank God the United
States has stepped In and Is going 10
give It fresh ideas as to what Europe
ought to be-" Io praised that section
Of our constitution which provides That
nil treaties must he made by the presi-
dent and ratified by and with the con-
sent Of two-thirds Of the senate. so
long Az you have that right" no added,
secret diplomacy can't take place, and
secret diplomacy Is what started tho
European wur. Road your constitution.
Realize what you have in your country
The Wheeling intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1903-1961, 1917-06-20

hy overworked. tired eyes which induc'
cd Icrcc headaches. l have worn
glasses for several years. both for GfS-
lance and close work and without them
I could not read my own mamie on an
envelope or the typcwriting on the ma
chine before me- | can do both Row and
have discarded my long distance glasses
altogether. | Gan count the r!uttcrlnG
leaves OH tho trees across the street
now. which for several years have look
I'd lik" dim green blur IL me- cni,-
not express my JOY a. what Il has done
tor me-"
TT is believed that thousands who
wear glasses can now discard them In
a reasonable time aud mult!tudeS more
will be able to strengthen their eyes 50
as to be- spared the iroubl. and en-
penSr of ever getting glasses Eye
troubles OF many descriptions may be
wonderfully benefited BY the use Of this
prescription at home. Here is the pre-
scription: Go To any active drug store
and get Il hottie Of Bon OPTIC tablets.
Drop one Ron optic tablet in fourth Of
4 glass of water and let it dissolve. With
this liquid bathc the eyes TWO to four
times daily. You should notice your
eyes clear up perrcptibly right from the
start and inflammation and rrdneSs viii
quickly disappear. If Your eyes bother
you even n little. It is your duty TO take
steps 10 saw them now before II Is too
late Many hopclcssly blind might have
saved their sight II they had cared Tor
their eyes in time.
N0TE-Another prominent physician 10 whom the
above a1.cl. submitted. said: Yes. the Ron
Onto prescription is truly wonderful eye remedy
It's constituent ingredients well known 10 emf
ncnt eye s.sc lis;s and widely prescribed BY them
hsrn used It very successfully in practice
on patients whose eyes were strained through oTor-
work or ms!it glasses. Il Is one OF tho very few
nr-para,ts,S | feel should be kept hand for reg
uIar Use In almost every family" Bon 0p;o refer
red to above Is not = patent medicine or sec3c
rernety Il ethical preparation tho formula be
Ing printed on tho package The manufacturers Euar.
sn;ee 1t to strengthen oyrSGht 20 percent In ono
weeks time IN many Instances refund the money
X is dispensed by all good druggists In this city. In
GLIDING Z. H. GrieSt Co.
The Wheeling intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1903-1961, 1917-06-20
LIGHTNING CHANGES
OF WEATHER ELEMENTS
Include Sunshine, Rain, Hail, Light.
ming and High Wnds-No Dam.
age to Growing Vegetation.

In an hours time Wheeling lad five
rapid changes OF weather elements
yesterday Observation-Disclosures, rain,
hail, lightning and high winds. The
hailstones were not rs large As hens
eggs. neither were they as large as
chestnuts. but they were as big as fat
round peas. The hail poured down
for fully ten minutes. beating tat
too on roofs and in the streets, while
lightning flashed, thunicr rolled and
old Boreas blew his breath with much
fury. There was no Iamaee done
about the city or county. Several flags.
were torn. from their holdings.
The hail seemed TO be confined al
most to Wheeling proper. There was
little to fall in the outskirts of this
city. and where it did fall il was light,
compared with the doTnpour here.
There was much rain throughout this
entire section
County Agent Isaac s. Cook, of The
Panhandle Agricultural C!Ib, late last
night issued the following statement
after an Investigation throughout the
county to ascertain IL tha.e had been
any damage to growing crops:
The heavy rain this afternoon WAS
a Godsend. 1t did thousands Of dol
lars worth Of good 10 growing crops.
The ground was dry. and he rain
The Wheeling intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1903-1961, 1917-06-20
TRIAL POSTPONED.

CHARLESTON. w. Va. Juno is.--k;d-
win Firth. stat" secretary Of the Social
list party: Horny I!owcs. Hilton Bias and
Bon Greene under indictment In the fed
clnl district court for Il conspiracy 10
Prevent tn" government from enforcing
the selcrtivr CONSUMPTION law. will no.
10 tried at tho present term rf court. the
government having doCketCd the hearing
for the Huntington term.
The Wheeling intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1903-1961, 1917-06-20
INFANTILE PARALYSIS
EPIDEMIC IS In HAND
Three Moro Cases Reported In Martins
Ferry observation-disclosures
Check Spread,

Reports to the effect that an infAntile
paralysis epidemic had spread over Mar
tins Ferry were denied by Health OH
Ger James Freeman Of that place last
night US he. together with other Ferry
officials. have the disease we'll IN hand.
Three new cases wcr" reported yeStcr-
day morning, bringing tic total up TO
five.
: Tho three new cases were discovered
by Dr. G. r. Musserly in the foreign
quarter Of the city. whore any disease
can be spread more rapidly than in I'll her
pnrts of the city. one is at the home
OF George Honar. Main street. another
at the home of Henry SoCia. Dewey
street. and the other al the home OF Dan
Bohcnich. Clark street.
The Wheeling intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1903-1961, 1917-06-20
TOOK THE INEVITABLE
LAST DOSE OF MORPHINE,
peciu Dispatch 10 the In,rIlis.urrr

Special Dispatch 10 the Intrltsruc"r.
FAIRMONT, ". Va. Jun" l9.--Mrs.
Anan Hoffman. aged -. we'll known
resident OF Bentons Ferry. committed
suicide this evening about six o'clock
at the home Of her son. w. e. Smith.
OF that town. Mrs. Hoffman had long
used morphine and had often re-
marked lately that she would some
day: take too much and 80 70 sleep
never to wake up. She made good
her statements this evening. Ill
health is the only known cause for
her act.
The Wheeling intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1903-1961, 1917-06-20
PROPERTY IN OHIO COUNTY
BOOSTED $256,46o BY YEARS
IMPROVEMENT.
Assessment Period Nears Close-Tax
Returns Must All Be Made BY
End of the Week.

An increase of more than a quarter
Of million dollars in tho valuation
OF real estate in Ohio county ror the
tax assessment year Of 1917 is shown
BY reports compiled yesterday by
Joseph Bennett. chief deputy in the
office Of Assessor William A. Hankey.
The valuations for 1917 are $685.
275,5l0 as compared with S56.0l9,U50
in 1916. The increase in valuation Is
S256,460. The increases are due large
ly TO extensive building and improve
ments which have been completed
within the past year.
The valuation OF property assess
ment districts as shown by the as
The Wheeling intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1903-1961, 1917-06-20

Miss Edith Jackson. of Patterson. y.
J.. who has been here fore the past two
weeks the guest OF Miss Agnes Troll. left
;hiS morning for her home.
Robert A. Chambers. OF Cameron. ".
Va. was hero to-day calling on frlcnSd.
Arthur Dickson, Of Martins Ferry. was
4 hSuineSS visitor here to-day.
Attorney David II. James of Martins
Ferry, was az business visitor here to-
day.
Miss Eliza Frazier. Of Maynard. was
here to-day calling on friends.
The Wheeling intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1903-1961, 1917-06-20
WELLSBURG

NELLSBURG. June 19.--At n meet
Ing of the city council held tonight, a
new system was !eglslat"d for the col
lcctor and treasurcrs OFFICE. ny which
In the future city checks. in nddli!"us
TO being signed by tn" collector and
treasurer, must b. cuunlrr-SlKncd by
the mayor. city clerk and president Of
tho council Council granted two
building permits. one to Hugh nrG'n
for n onc-story franz" dwelling "n
Pleasant avenue and tho other to John
r. Dare. for n twO-story frnIne dwelling
on Washington pike.
The Wheeling intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1903-1961, 1917-06-20
& 256,46O.

Increase ...!.........S 25b.46O
With the assessment period rapidly
drawing 10 close capitatlon taxes
continue to come into the assessors
office at q fair rate and many more
payments arc expected.
Tax returns arc past due and the
assessor will not receive returns not
in his office this week. Tho penalty
for failure to have such returns in
the assessors office Is double assess
ment
The Wheeling intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1903-1961, 1917-06-20
MISS BOYD GIVEN DEGREE.

sr~c.al Dispatch to The lnsclngencer.
CAMBRIDGE, Mass. June 19.-
Among the many bachelor OF arts
degrees at Smith college today was
one by Beulah Boyd. of Wheeling, W
Va Miss Boyd. who rooms in the
Gillette fraternity house, is one Of the
popular girls in the college.
The Wheeling intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1903-1961, 1917-06-20
Civil Gases Filed.

Myrtle Haynes HraGG against Clyd"
Bragg Action tor divorce on the
grounds o. adultery. Plaintiff also asks
tina, she II" restored :" her maiden name.
Myrtle haynes. ,'"ope; and Cooper are
the attorneys for the plaintiff. who lives
IN BsilIIrc.
William * Meath against John Albert
and Frank tanpbciI Action tor An az
counting - partnership which was
formed for prUnS" "f operating Il coal
mine. Attorney =. t. S"dc of Rel!-
tire repTsS..Gts tho pia:;ltirf. Will" the
The Wheeling intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1903-1961, 1917-06-20
ALLEGED: STACKER
Arrested In wellsburg Yesterday and
Will Litely Be Given Trial
Here Today e..

Harry Aston. we'll known young man
of WellsburG. was arrested in that town
yesterday and committed 10 the Brooke
county jail on n charge of failing tn
register on registration day. June ;.
He will nc brought TO Wheeling today
and arraEnnd for Il preliminary hearing
before United States Commissioner
George l.. Boyd Deputy Marshal John
VI. Short will likrlY hring Aston here.
The Wheeling intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1903-1961, 1917-06-20
OFFICIALS TO DAYTON.

WheclinS's new council and appointed:
Officers. accompanied by IL committee OK:
The Wheeling Commercial association
leave this evening for Dayton. O.. TO-
witness tha operation Of the commission
government Of that city. They will re-
turn Saturday morning. 81
The Wheeling intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1903-1961, 1917-06-20
PoculiRr injury.

Mrs John McMahon. Of bethany pike.
suffered peculiar injury this after
noon while contcstlng with her brother.
Charles Benny. Tor the possession Of a
crncheting needle Tho nrrdl" In some
manner was driven through. her hand.
Tho noodle WIS rcmOvNI by Dr barr.
The Wheeling intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1903-1961, 1917-06-20
ST. GAINESVILLE
Reception.

ST. Tt.NlsSNII.t.t: .. .Tuns l9.-The
coaErsC;ti.''n III :hH Presbyterian church
held II PERCEPTION in tho church For their
new pASt"r.s E"N l.. =. E.aNthc". this
evening Iii" perception was largely at
tended au,I Il fine program carried out.
The Wheeling intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1903-1961, 1917-06-20
AT UNION MISSION.

The. Ladies' Bible class OF the Firae
Presbyterian church conducted \ unique
ccrytcc in the Union Mission last night.
The Wheeling intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1903-1961, 1917-06-20
REAL ESTATE ASSESSMENT S56,275,510;
A QUARTER MILLION INCREASE. OVER 1915
Perso nals and Briefs.

Attorneys Watkins, Of Wheeling, and
Lewis. of ST. clairsville.
The Wheeling intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1903-1961, 1917-06-20

came at the most oppOrtune time
There WAS no ,uA!na:,c done IN thl5i
section where hail FELL" -
Evening public ledger. [volume] (Philadelphia [Pa.]) 1914-1942, 1917-10-25
PAINTING AND PAPERHANGING
STORAGE

WE DO GOOD PAINTING. 7. f. HARRIS,
2Ol7 Columbia ave. Bell Phone, Dir. 39OS
Evening public ledger. [volume] (Philadelphia [Pa.]) 1914-1942, 1917-10-25
ROOMS FOR RENT

BROAD. s.. 21OO-Delightrul outside rooms
we'll furnished. thoroughly up-to-date, rea-
sonable
CHESTNUT 2O35--Beautiful furnished 2d- floor
front suite; Will separate; bath adjoining;
steam heat; electricity.
CHESTNUT, 2lOO--Unfurnished suite and fur
POWELTOE AVE. 3G11-Second-story room ad-
Joining bath; every comfort; exclusive home.
SPRUCE. 2O22-Com. rooms with baths open
nrepace; southern exposure; gentlemen
18TH, s., 3l4-2d floor front room single or
suite; running hot water: phone.
18TH ST, s.. 320--Furnished single or com
municating. adjoining bath
ROOMS first floor, furn nshcd or unfurnlshed
$3.50 Apply 140l n. 18th st.
priv. family. 20 s. Yewdall. 64th and Market
TWO ROOMS housekeeping. furnished IS. 3
rooms. $3.50. Apply 14O1 n. 10th ST.
nAA1Rc a
Evening public ledger. [volume] (Philadelphia [Pa.]) 1914-1942, 1917-10-25

BUSINESS OPPORTUNITIES
AMBITIOUS YOUNG MAN
II you have any capital. here is your oppor-
tunity to join an organization that is steadily
growing. but which cannot expand owing to
Insufficient funds. Some one with selling ak
perlence preferred; he must. however, be a
i've wire and take an active interest. NJ 929.
Ledger Office.
INVESTORS
Silver mine stoek-listed on exchange and ac-
lively traded in at advancing prices: at
present rate OF progress will soon be earning
at rate OF 80 per cent on outstanding stock;
wonderful opportunity 634. Ledger Office
INCORPORATE YOUR BusINEss-we orEan-
ize and finance companies. Penna. Charter
Guarantee Co. Drexel Bldg.
$4,000 AT PER CENT required in business es-
tabllshed 90 years; real estate security; strict
est investigation solicited, ] 257. Led. Cent.
$500 LOAN wanted, 3 menths; corporate secur-
ity: liberal bonus J 256, Ledger Central
Evening public ledger. [volume] (Philadelphia [Pa.]) 1914-1942, 1917-10-25
EMPLOYMENT AGENCIES

ais ShSmbermaids, childnurses housework
wantaS Shu mothers helpers want positions;
feetorvv' COOKS and chambermaids for Catholic
Of 6rs{ glrls for institution work; all kinds
SefmAstAdN mAtAdNE. 5ll S. 18th st.--cook and cham
Nars' pa,le friends. wish positions togsther; 4
Phons tdlls wish situations: best references.
hsSb NiSH0LLS. 1929 Bainbridge, frst-olasS
sscenas seppledi wanted. buffers. housemen,
ksln men, cooks. parlor maids and female
Al capacities. Phone Locust 9i3O
Evening public ledger. [volume] (Philadelphia [Pa.]) 1914-1942, 1917-10-25
FURNISHED APARTMENTS
HOUSEKEEPING APARTMENTR

TWO CENTRAL spartments. 2 rooms and bath
NORMAN s. SHERWOOD. 1921 Walnut
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AUTOMOBILES TO HIRE

t5erias or might, brand.new b-passengsr
Nnlos,eIlu Sarss. tl,xo hour new 1-passenger
a snerii..119s, ~, hour up; Weddings funerals
Pom ftsti1ty, Ina3 Ridge ave, Bed phones;
II.n. Az or Pop i404 or Pop. 1917; Key
fafk 1892, Special rates BY day.
49, .TRucKs FOR HIRE
...'.,. e n. LAl. - DsL ll2l. II ~
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SITUATIONS WANTEp-MALE
MIR. PRINTER

.,iRo you need man who can make correct
ksmates' interview prospective customers,
epy materials right, see that instructions are
~ sHhear before orders go into the shop, lay out
kpo,MAnork work Tor economy Of production, and who
ana ana m Is q practical printer right UP the line
moi np.to-date; who knows how. but does
nan Ihen write and set In touch with a
ana ~, ~ thlrty years experience In handling
who 'nv snIIt. street. He is looking for some one
s5sl sser the house. J 2IO, Ledger ofaee' NA'''
ssb,,shE, eolored, experienced, desire position; !;
office preterred references. s11, Ledger
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WANTED


ANTIQUE furniture china, silverware old gold
silver, platinum, false teeth samplers, Carlv
American pictures. coins. stamps. pistols Penn
Antique % s. l7th st. Phone Spruce 2Gis
ANTIQUE FURNITURE, broken jewelrv gold
silver. false teeth, feather beds "Antioue"
735 Walnut. Phone Walnut 7O2G Est 1866
CARPETS, FURNITURE AND PIANOS-Part Of
entire households; best cash prices paid MIL
LER CO. 1927 Ridge ave. Popar lSSS
CAST-OFF mems clothing, shoes; highest prices
send pOstal; call city country Schwartz 1IO3
Locust st. Phone Walnut 5I2G.
FURNITURE. ETC, ROTGHT. KREENfER
40a3 GIRARD AVE PHONE, BARRING 5000
LADIES. AND GENTLEMENS cast-of clothing
wanted-Highest prices paid for discarded
clothing OF all descriptions; will call day or
evening, city or suburbs. Call, write or
phone, Bell Poplar 5771. Open evenings
Blacllpr. 1899 Poplar St
OLD GOLD, silver, plated ware. platinum false
teeth diamonds. Keystone Refg Co., 1875 s.
sth st.
ALL KINDS gcntlemen's old clothing shoes
hats; highest prices paid; call city. country
day. evening. Phone Dickinson 6l55 Fried
mans, 11l4 South st.
WANTED-Forty double teams at Bristol Pa,
at once; wages IS per day. Apply Merchants
Shiphuilding Corporation. Bristol, Pa.
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REAL ESTATE WANTED

I WANT TO PURCHASE or rent 1O-room
house, baths, hardwood floors. electric lights;
prefer lot 35Xl50 feet; private garage. l46,
Ledger Central.
wANTED-A few Investment properties; must
be cheap p 702, Ledger Office.
wANTED-Invcstment houses. 81 on the 800.
Thos. r. Smith. 22d Tasker. Phi. Dick. 551.
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l HAVE IL acres at Nl!zpah, near, bethlehem
Steel Company's land fine for trucking, chick
ems. etc; will sell 5 or more acres: price low
and s. monthly acceptable; will be glad te
show II to YOU. Gilbert & O'Callaghan. 70a
Walnut st., Philadelphia.