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The Wheeling intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1903-1961, 1917-02-21
6-YEAR-OLD GIRL
SUBMARINES PET
Thrilling Experience Of Little Daugh-
ter of Captured Norwegian
Shipmaster.

COPENHAGEN, via London, Feb.
%. 7:25 p. m.-Solyeig Jacobsen, the
six-year-od daughter of q Norwegian
shipmasler, who has arrived here with
her parents. on the way TO Norway,
has the distinction Of not only being
the first child 10 make a voyage on 4
German submarine, but Of being The
guest during the eight-day trip Of the
submarine commander who is de-
clared TO have sunk the Lusitania.
Solvcigs father. Isach Jacobsen, was
the master Of the Norwegian ship
Thor H., which was sunk by the SUBJ
marine. The U-boat towed the ships
boats with the crew of 2S toward land
for 4 while and finally left them TO
shift for themselves, but the command
er retained the master, his wife and
child on the submarine while he con-
lnuCd to cruise.
The operations. however, were OF
short duration, for the next Shlp en-
cuuntered proved TO be laden with am
muuition for France The submarine
was 50 shaken By the terrific explosion
when the steamer was lorpedoed, and
BY all encounter with d British de-
srroycr, which all but sank the u-boat
by ramming, that one Of its engines
was nut out of commission, and the
commander determined to make Tor
his home harbor for repairs.
The submarine llmped homeward
along route west of Ireland and north
OF me Shetlands. while lodging many
British patrol ships and destroyer5,
and finally came into port at Hello
land in fairly good shape. the crew
having succeeded in repairing the en-
Sine on the voyage.
Captain jacobsen. the master Of the
Thor H.. in describing his experiences.
dwrlt on the human side Of the man
who he came 10 understand was the
LuSitania's destroyer. as shown III the
treatment Of little SOlHcig. The child
was adopted "a Il sort of mascot on the
submarine, and was decorated with 4
bit Of ribbon from the commanders
iron cross, which he received for an
earlier achievement. and made Tree
of The ship The submarines phono-
graph played "SolveigS Song. by
Greig, as the waking melody for the
child, and the sailors made pc. of
her in off-duty hours.
During the short stay at Helloland,
where the .IacobSenS were the hr't
neutral visitors during the War. The
commandcr-n-chiefo of the island called
10 pay his respects and presented tile
child with many souvenirs OF her
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WANTED-Ma1e Help
Electrical M1nH.cturtng Comp

WAHTEp-The Electrical Manufacturing COMPANY
the largest III tho country. undt contract 70 lnGAn
the new Wheeling telephone exc 2nGe Tor tne Deh
Telephone Company Ch1pne Z rect. Wheeuns' aI-
sires 10 several alert anhI os healthy young
men. In this vicinity for Its Inst. llIton department.
These desired for permit cent employees ana
special training Will b. Eiven Is develop 0eGn d
rapidly possible into 16upGnSo5 eapA-
cities Chances for adrincei INT good Tor
those who hare affinity for hS d WORK and N sp-
probable learning toward hLA grade mechanic
cal and electrical line OF work Accepted applicants
will be given two weeks training IN Pittsburgh In
trade school organized for the Ep,ose Trinsponf-
ton will b. paid and salary d. fnE training Men
will then bn returned whcH.lnT or Vicinity Tor
probably sixty day stay. On( single nH. high
SCHOOL graduates between ages OF - and . 5eAs VINO
willing To leave home aud 3rendJ. ~ The &C.
rasion demands will be consid;r red. Write . long
letter trlIin. all about yourself address r Q: BOZ
.32. Wheeling. ". Va f-N-h
WAHTso-salesmen TO sell bo.senoId roodA n
perenco unnecessary and ubSsA eompsaSsd9 70
VI vide wake man c 3. ADAM Co. u'o-nt' "a"
WANTED-Tvo younG men 70 SoTf neV5 Aeah o.
q b. 4 0; t. trains Apply " Us0O Nc" Co Seas~
WAHTED-AI once. several 90 q d6l71f7 1Ga Sslti
boys. TO work befoio school Apply q circusiioa
Department lnteiliErncer. betw "a I and Q q -
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LEGAL EoTlcE
NOTICE.
HUTIV[
Pittsburgh. pH, IAnuIU I. llli.


Pittsburgh Pa January !. 1911.
Tho Pittsburgh Wheeling md Kentucky Railroad
Company corporation Of 10 State Of WeE Viz
gnis. The Pittsburgh. Ctnctsoat ChicIgo and b.
Louis Railway Company. operation Of the States
Of PennsyIranIs. West rirrt il, Ohio. Indiana Apd
illinois, the randalA Rairolt Company. corpor1-
lion Of the States OF Indianf and illinois, and Ths
Anderson Bel, Railway Conix,tny and The Chicago.
Indiana and Eastern Railway Company. corporations
OF the State OF Indiana. have according 10 The laws
Of those States been cousol;dAted into . rRilrosd
company named The Pittsburgh, Cincinnati. Chicago
and St LOUIS Railroad Com }pny. effective January
l. 1917, the agreement Of CO ;soudIuon having been
filed in the office Of tho Sec rtIy Of State Of West
Virginia on the 2sth day Of 'ecember. 1910.
Hereafter The property formally owned By tbs Pittl
burrh Wheeling and kenusSy Railroad Company
The Pittsburgh. Cincinnati. chicago and st. Louis
Railway Company vlndAlI failroid COMPANY Ths
Anderson Belt Railway Comt5ny and Chicago Ind.
ana and Eastern Railway CSynpany In tbs STATS OK
Vest Virginia. Pennsylvania ohio. Indians and Ill
nois VIII be owned and oDe led By Tho Pittsburgh.
Cincinnati. Chicago and 81 Louis h.ilr0sd Com.
piny.
PITTSBURGH. WHEELING AND ufTCCK1
RAILROAD COMPANY.
THE PITTSBURGH. ClSCLfSAT1. CHICAGO AND
ST. LOUIS HALLWAY COMPANY, '..
.YASDALIA RAILROAD C,APASI.
THE ANDERSON BELT railway CoPANf.
CHICAGO, INDIANA AN5 EASTERN RAILWAY
ClAPANY.
Sc CHURCH.
Ia.l5-60t Secretary.
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WASHINGTON, Feb .Q.--Sccrclary
Dbl UARy
Funeral for John laurel Thursday.

Funeral services will II" held for John
Laurrcll. Union veteran of the war be
tween the states. who died Monday
night. will be held in the home Of his
daughter. Mrs. Katherine Armstrong, or
3lU6 McColloch street. Thursday morn
ing 1T $50 o'clock. followed with
rrTuirn high mass in ST. MarE'S
church at y o'clock. Intcrment will he
in Philadelphia cemetery.
Mr.. Laurrcll was s. years old. and
death came after u prolonged illness OF
complications incident to advanced
years He had spent the greater part
Of his life in this city. AT the outbreak
of the war. Mr. Laurrcll enlisted III 70:
Is. Fifth West Virginia infantry, and
served throughout tn" conflict. He was
4 member Of the j. W. Holiday Il. y. l..
FoSt. No. -, of this city. y detachment
from tie post will attend the funeral in
:; body. Mr.. Laurrrll leaves besides 4
daughter. Mrs. Armstrong. in whose
home he died. n number of other chill
rlrrn and relatives III the Wheeling dis
ri
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Mr.. & Mrs. PennypaCker
Praise ChaSCO-Vin
Well Know Chester County Couple
Obtained Most Remarkable Re-
suits From Its Use.

Mr. and Mrs. Levi PnnnypaCkcr.
highly respected and operating a large
farm near PhOeniXvil", Pa. are both
taking ChaSco-Nin. Mrs. Pcnnypacker
said the other day. "thai it had worked
wonders for Mr.. Prnnypacker. who has
suffered for years from bronchial
Asthma So much 50. that he COuGhcd
and rOuShrd with I'll" least cXertiOn.
fhasCO-t In corrected all this Re
Gently Mr.. r"nnypackcr did som" very
heavy work on The farm and 10 our
great surprise HE cough never once
annoyed him. | think so well Of
ChaSr0.Nin that / too. am taking ii on
account of poor blood circulation. and
really feel better already. W" think
it Il wonderful medicine and tonic and
gladly recommend il.
{. II. GripSt. 1123 Market street are
specially Introducing ChasCo-Nin in,
Wheeling. and will gladly explain the
merits of this remarkable body-build-
or tonic.
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IN FIVE MIMI TES
No SICK STOMACH
INDIGESTION, CAS-
"pAPE'S DIAPEP N" is THE
QUICKEST A N D SURESI
STOMACH RELIEF.
You don't know what upset "

You don't, know what upset your
>tnmach-which portion OF The food
did the damage--do youc Well, don't
bother. If your stomach is in Il re,
volt; If sick. gaSSy and upset, and
what you just ate has fermenled and
turned sour; head dizzy and aches;
'belch gases and acids and eructate un-
GiceSted food: breath foul, tongue
coated-juSt take Il little Papc'S Dia-
pepsin TO ueutralizc aCidity and in i've
minutes you wonder what became OF
the indigestion and distress.
Millions OF men and women today
know that it is needless to have dys-
pcpsia. \ little Diapepstn occasional
~ keeps the stomach sweetened, and
they eat their favorite foods without
fear.
If your stomach doesn't take care OF
YOUR liberal limit without rebellion; II
your food is damage instead OF IL
help. remember the quickest, surest,
most harmless anlacid is Pape'S Hia.
pepsin which costs only fifty cents for
a large case at drug stores. It's truly
wonderful--it stops food sourinC and
sets things straight, so gently and
easily, that it Is really astonishing.
Your stomach will digest your meals
If you keep acids neutralized.
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WANTED-FeIJale Help

WAHT ED-At once. several so delivery AAd .,
boys. 10 work befoio school Apply 81 CircUAt
Department. InteGrncer. betw "a I and Q q =
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SUSPENSION Of the Rules.

measures were advanced to second
reading under
Suspension Of the Rules.
The bill relating to night schools
for the benefit of foreigners was
passed by the senate. as were those
relating 10 salaries OF municipal OF
kccrs. placing the West Virginia chill
Ircn's home under supervision of the
board Of control, uniform contracts
for school teachers, relating 10 Fair
mont bond issues. bonds and oathS
for. the banking commissioner, and
licenses for dogs.
The free text book bill passed the
senate amended in such a manner that
it Is doubted If the house will agree
10 il, while the house refused to con-
cur in the amendments offered IN the
senate to the mine rescue car DILL
Many Amendment
were offered in the house TO the house
bill roncerning automobile licenses,
but only few of them were adopted.
The original bill provided that chaul-
feur license should be issued TO no
person under Is years old. The age
limit was reduced 10 sixteen years
and a penalty was attached for Tio-
Iations OF the provisions of the act if
it becomes such. The bill was sent
to third reading.
The bills passing the house during
the day are the following: Already
passed by senate; Printing West
Virginia reports. effective from pas
sage. House bills: Pay TO judges IN
Eighteenth and Twrnty-ifth circuits:
New Martinsville charter terms Of
court Twenty.tirst circuit: county
salaries, amended apple packing re-
strictions: Morsantown charter,
Effective From Passage.
A number Of members OF the Wo-
mems Relief Corps visited the two
houses and an address was pad" II
each by Miss Sadie D. Champman.
state president, in support oI ...r p.'I
directing that the American flag be
flown from all institutions.
In the senate for tomorrow two I'M
portant subjects will be under consul
GRAFTON as special orders Oft business,
including that Of handling drug users
and fish and game laws. 1t Is expect
ed that the joint committee on the
Virginia debt will make a report We'd
neSday
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PAY FINAL HONORS
Continued from First Page.)

of the Third field artillery. read thr,
regular army burial service. Lead
Kindly Light" played by the Nine
lccnth infantry band. was the sole
musical offering. \ procession formed
at the residence after the Service in
order as follows: Police, mounted
orderles. Nineteenth infantry band,
Thirty-seventh infantry, + battery,
Seventh field artillery, squadron Ala
bama cavalry. tho chSket carried on Il
caisson, General FunSlonS horse, pail
bears, officers Of General Funston
staff and of the southern department.
The procession reached the Alamo
at AS o'clock and the caSket was
carried inside by six non-commisslon-
I'd officers.
General Funston's personal popular
ity with San Antonio citizens extend
10 all classes as was evidenced IN the
floral offerings. which almost nlled
the Alamo. Costly floral pieces were
side by side with the simple tributes
Of humble workmen, who, hats IN hand
and with bowed heads.
Filled Into the Building.
Six uOn-COmmiSsiuned officers were
designated us casket bearers, and the
four senior colonies Of the regular
army and four colonies Of National
Guard regiments at Camp Wilson
named as pall.bearcrs. Tho list fol,
lows: Colonel Edward a. Millar, Third
field artillery; Colonel Willard L,
Waltz. Nineteenth infantry; Colonel
William A. Skunk. on duty. with the
National Guard: Colonel Samuel Stur;,
gis. Seventh field artillery; Colonel
Charles f.. Morrison. Second West VII
sinia infantry; Colonel Edward +:
Lang, Fourth Illinois infantry. Colonel
l.. d. Luce, First minnesota infantry
and Colonel Charles ". Nimon, Fourth
Texas infantry.
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major infantry cnEa gcmcntS. The state
mrut reads:
'EaSl"ru frnut--t'rnn; Of Prime" Leo
rnId: ON som" sectors al his Front.
The Russian artillery Was NOR" active:
especially south If LErSNyaiylar" ana
On thu ,it&: bank 81 III" Marayurka.
"t'run! of Arrhduk" Joseph: In the
"arpat HAIRS during a snow STERN II RUS
sian hluckhuuSr $uuih OF Smo;r"r WAS
successfully r"i'l"d. 'rh" hl"ckhouS"
WAS blown up after the capture Of III
defenders.
North of tho Slanic valley after driv-
inG away hu$lil" forces and r"ruISnE
counter %ttaCkS by nuilmSiS We ndNanc-
I'd "u' lighting r"Si"n "n 81 ridge "i
heights
Army group al Field Marshal Won
MHrkrnS"n. N.?T RadulrStI. on tn"
Srrrth. r;iriire dctarhm"utS entered Il
Russian position and AFTER d. StrnyinE
il returned with eleven prisoners and
several machine guns.
Macedonian front: Ea.w"on the
Naruar and Lake Bvir.n i violent FIR"
directed upon cur Positions was kept up
until evening hut II" attack followed.
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TURNS DOWN CHECK.

III. pASD. Texas. Feb. 2h.-JoSc Inez
Sa!lzar refused tn accept the check
drawn on r.. X Warren S"tS for
!; n0n and ia. tBunkl Spencer. the ne
gro ranch uvcrSrrr. and his Mexican
wife were still being held AS hostages
at the Ojitos ranch in Mexico. Il repre-
sentative OF the Warren interests here
said to-day. Spencer and his wife were
made prisoners by Salnzar's troops at
Ojitos Following the raid on the Corner
ranch near l!achita.
It was also learned that two Ameri-
cans from Langs ranch on the .Ameri-
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Burial of Joseph Bates Hall.

Following iUnrfaI SerVIrrS Tor Joseph
Bates Hall in the home Of his mother
Mrs ". AnmL Hall. Of 2lOi Market
street. Monday evening. intcrmcnt was
made yesterday morning in Grcruwoud
cemetery. The Rev. Or. kountZ And the
Rev. Dr. Fields offiriatrd. The funeral
WIS in charge "i Obi" Valley Lodge. No.
|. A. +. n a. NJ. represented by Will
liam ErunhiuS and Edward Saladr. Mr..
Hall WIS Il member OF Mystic Star
Lodge e.: MaSons. Of chirago. in which
city his death occurred last Friday.
The pan hearers were. Walter Wood
August Schroeder. Charles Ercummcr
and Henry .thrcnS.
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Curing a Cough Without
Taking Dangerous Drugs
How Old Black Joe Cough Syrup
Does Il

The first thing Old Black Joe does
is 10 loosen the phlegm. Then the
medicinal oils have a chance to
soothe the irritation that is the
cause of all the trouble. The air
passages are cleared and :. refreshed
and nature takes 4 hand in the cure
with pure air that is not restricted.
Almost before YOU know it the cough
has lost its hold on YOU.
Isn't that Il far better and safer
way than To use medicines that CON
tain dangerous opiates. chloroform
and narcotic drugs Every member
OF IT,. family can take Old Black Joe
Cough Syrup with perfect safety
children as we'll as grown folks. \
big bottle costs only &c at all stores.
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Will Arrive Friday.

SAN FRANCISCO. Cal. Feb. @n--l he
bnrv Of tic late Major-Grncr Fredcr-
lex Funston will arrive here Friday at
ass D. M according 10 information at
army headquarters and Will be taken
under escort 10 the city hall IN me
until Saturday when the funeral Will
be held. The body viii bc met by Il
platoon of mounted police and at the
civ hall a guard OF honor composed "t
thirty soldiers and similar number
of police will stand vigil over IN? -c
cemetery at tho Preside.
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Headaches? 'Ce|ery-Mist'
Gives Quick Relief
Costs Only SC a Package to Try
It-Sold at All Stores.

Your headache stops aching almost
instantly when you take Celery
Mist" Relief and comfort follow at
once Thousands Of people say it is
fine. Superior in quality to remedies
that cost twice as much. Contains
no opiates or narcotic drugs. You
can get package for only DC ut any
store. Also relieves neuralgia, cold
in head and aches. and pains from
grippe. One trial will convince you
of the merits Of "Celery.MAt,"
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Not RI TOpeHa.

TOPEKA. Kans.. Feb. Cd "iInwlns
rcr.iutS of kilograms from Secretary
baker Of the war department and Mira.
Frederick Funston. which approved the
request of the Kansas legislature that
the body of General Funston be sent '"
Topeka to lie in state IN the capitol,
Governor Arthur Capprr and colonel
Wilder :. Metca!f. Of the Kansas Ma,
tinnal Guard. this afternoon ielegrnphed
[iencrai Pcrshing. asking that If rosSt-
bic he make the necessary arrange
mcntS.
Governor Cappcr late tonight received
\ telegram from the army chief of starr
at Fort sam Houston. Texas. advising
him that on account of arrangements
made hy General Bell at san Francisco
IL VIII he impossible In have General
Funston s~body sent through Topeka.
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Funeral For DR.. Bailey Today.

The Rev. }. {. buckley Of Wtrw""d
Methodist Episcopal church. Will con-
duet funeral services over Or. Willard
f. I:;,ilrv n" we'll known local phySi-
sian. who died Monday. III tn" HON" at
42q Main street Warwood. this morning
~ IL n'clock Th" body will hc taken
over The Pennsylvania road this aft"r-
noon al 1910 o'clock to Pittsburgh Tor
IntrrIurni.
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Admiral Bates,

BINGHAMTON, y. y, Feb. 20.-The
funeral Of Rear Admiral Alexander
Harry Bates who died here yesterday
has been liked for Thursday afternoon
at . o'clock and prominent naval Off
CialS will attend 1ntermcnt Will be
made in this city.
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Funeral For VIM. struellncyer.

Tk,. funeral for William Stru"llrn"Ycr
thu aged North Wheeling resident. who
passed away saturday. was held in his
late hone. 4li. Coal street. Yesterday
afternoon. Burial was in Mt. Wood.
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Funeral For Mrs. Johnson.

Yesterday afternoon funeral services
were. held for Mra. Bertha Johnson, wife
Of James :. Johnson wh" passed away
in thu. ohio Valley 'i"E"ral hospital. in
tn" family hum" AZ li"m 'irandvl"w
street. In!"ruI"nl WAS in Greenwood.
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WASHINGTON. Feb. 20.--Presldent
Wilson wrote 10 Mrs. Frederick run:
ston today expressing, his personal
sympathy for her in the loss of her
husband. and paying tribute, TO the
sallantry and patriotism of the dead
major general. The letter follows:
My Dear Mrs. Funston:-May
not tell you with what genuine
grief have learned Of the death
of your distinguished husband?
feel confident that | am express
ing the feeling OF the whole coun-
Try when say that we have lost
in him an officer Of unusual gal
lantry, capacity and loyal devo-
lion 10 the interests Of the coun-
Try. tlc has repeatedly in very
recent months proved his ability
10 handle situations Of unusual
delicacy and difficulty with dis
erection and success.
May | not express my warm
personal sympathy for you in your
irreparable loss?
"Cordially and sincerely yours
"WOODROW WILSON,
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FOR SALE

FOR sALe-Thoroushly br4 female Scotch Collie
dog Mart phone 17l3-T. f-2o-i
FOR SALE horses. l douI o Ietted hLsuess. SIN
gle setted harness. sprin> wagons. road wagon.
pot wagon. l automobile ed months: VII seii
Tor 5000. Sc, hcary sprft wagon wheels Bell
phone li7-M bridgeport / f.2o-i
FOR sALE-Two gray hors, J: year. old; seIht
5000 pounds bllck nHr. weight 1900 pounds
Call Nat. l943-T Ieo-N-l
FOR SALE-Multlrraph So.Si. With stand and new
type In excellent condition cost $3.50 new: Will sell
for sl.s. Address p o. BO,i5is. chl'ie''.n ". Va
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church. will offIcIate, and interment will
be in Peninsula cemetery
Mrs Gertrnde Bella O,Too1e.
Double Your Money.

Following funeral services in the
family home yesterday morning, requiem
high mass was celebrated in ST. Joseph's
cathedral ut o'clock for Mrs. Gertrude
Belle (Browm O'Toole. wife of James
l.. O'Toolr. who passed away Saturday.
burial was In Mt. Calvary.
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Death Of stein1nan Infant.

Helen SELMA Valley. f"ur-monlhs-"ld
daughter Of Mr.. and Mrs. Ernest Stein
II an. died early yesterday morning in
TN" family h"Iu". ":3G thaplinr street
TN, funeral viii b" held in the place nf
a., ath Thursday afternoon 1t $50 o'clock
with burial III Greenwood.
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Mrs. George Conarroe,

PHILADELPHIA, Pa. Feb. 20.-Mrs.
George NJ ConHrroe, n granddaughter Of
Colonel Clement c. Biddle. who served
as quartcrmastcr on the staff OF General
Washington. Gicd IT her home here to-
dav She was Sc years old.
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John n. Morrow.

SpNClaI DISPATCH "a Tie IntfIIlIt -.
CLAEkSBURG, W. Va, Feb. 90
brief illness Of John II. Morrow,
prominent retired farmer, at his home
ut Vaudeville, Taylor county, aged So
wears,
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Funeral for MISS Scott To-day.

Funeral services for Miss Elizabeth !.
Scott. daughter "f the late Walter G.
ard Hannah Salisbury Scott. who died
Monday evening. Will be held In the
family home. ash Woods street this at
trrnr"n ut o'clock The Rev. +. Y. De-
Bolt. Of Wesley Methodist Episcopal
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WANTED-Male and Female

wAH1eo-Man and wife. ma, for work about mail
country plsco With Of Automobile. and wife for
house work Reference. Cot:tEe prorded Joseph
r. Saylor. Wheeling or call IN evening Bell paout
Altrnheim 33S-R- f-sl-g
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Willinu PrObSt.

Special Dispatch 10 the lntclSencer. ~
WESTON, W. Va. Feb. 20.-William
Probst aged 50 years. died at his home
here this morning.
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wAHTEo-Down stairs girl. o. VITO can cook No
Laundry work Mrs John II Weli. t2s North
Front street Bell phone 1871 f-sl-t
WANTEo-Girl to work in FRO: ~ store o. restaurant
all5 Main ST.. NATL llS-R f-co-i
WAHTED--Girl for general he .sework: ono Who can
cook: no washing ironing hree In family: rofer-
cnce required Mrs. John Ho! ord WelE. Bell phoo'
1921 AS North Frunt street. feb-lSN
WANTE o-G!rlr for light. cles factory work Wheel
ing Can Co.. Forty-serenthSAnd Eoff r.reeta
- feA.7.h
The Wheeling intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1903-1961, 1917-02-21
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