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ON EQUAL TERMS.

Tho DEMAND nf var conditions tha, 70
li=lr,lS noHliEa transitional lines he dis
regarded in war work has boon respond
rd Ia hy the Young W"manG CHRISTIAN
Association in the initial appointment
of Il Unitarian on n R"Hrd Of that or
ranizatiun. Miss Lucy Lowell. OF hos
ton. Mass. president "f In" Aliinn"" III
Unitarian Women " tho United States.
has been elected 4 member "f II" War
Work council Of tn" Young N'1man
Christian NsSori1: ION. Th" ned If CO.
operation among the r"li%i"IS r:"''rS
Of cur country was pointed out ~ XXI.
Roy. Oh irl..S II. Front. chief chaplain
Of tho American t.Xp"d;ii tnLr" Forces.
in 4 letter published in III" Southern
ChIrrhrnan. in which Il" states i won
dor how many people AT home rcaiiz"
tina, our chief difficulty in connection
with tho morals Of tn" army Is due I"
the divided church. You meet 1t nj
every turn. Many frci 1t so k""nly that
they can SOC no enduring or substantial
good coming out Of orr purely physical
ur human effort without som" movement
pari passu earnestly aiming for II hInR-
dem Of Cod among men not divided
against itself"
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Editor IntrlliGcnrer:
I desire Ia make public reply I" the
Cowar,!ly attack mad" on mo ny ono
afraid tn sign his name. in tn" Register
Of tho issue of October -. which has
been brought 10 my notice. Whenever n
man stated publicly that have STYLED
myself Syrian king" or Syrian leader
he deliberately states whit Is untrue.
have never assumed or mcritcd such
title hut in my modest way have on
dravorcd to assist my people 10 b" true
and LOYAL citizens Of this. our adopted
country. Tint they have entered tho
service Of the United States and have
fought md died on foreign folds indi-
ca,". that many hav" caught the true
spirit of Amoricanlsm.
Nayhnn n native cnuntryman or mlhc
was Responsible for the article; mayhan
nc IS jealous because Of the fact that l
M, respected BY Americans and Srrians
Who know me. If need hc I can secure
n ropcr signed by n majority or tho
Syrian people of Wheeling att"stlnG 10
nv posItion and standing.
CHARLES AMlENS-
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LMOST BLIND
FROM DIZZINESS
This Virginia Lady Tells of Con
slant Suffering From Dreadful
Backaches, Permanently Re-
lieved By Cardui.

horton, Ha.-MrS. T.. S. Clnuse, OF
this place, writes: I'm about 1901 I
seemed 10 cct Tad health. | had bcen
:";&rr;rd aAo"' 4 year | called IN Dr.
-, OF -----, who treated nc E. and
ravr ne nrGicinr. which didn't do me
?Hv Eoad. | suffered agony for about 4
u.cr'ha and fell must have some re,
III. 70" ! vas 80 had on that | was
:ca.:t unable L. GO M OFT Of bed dur
iAS all that fine.
! could hardly walk. every step was
painful and a drag. would I" ALMOST
l,.ad from d!z8iness. I'd have dreadful
turkn chos that nor"r censed. and so
ysTe Mains reah o. CaUtui IN To"
EIrrhday Aln.Aaac and ,"ierds urged
!ro 10 taxa It used ore bOV!H
MI. rroh lcorIr!al !~sNlts that
-a,,ci hoe RI lc'ureiy. Af:Cr %
,sr u :. o. :: pr:i.cs, felt So much bet
-. .ha. ! WIS aplc 10 got Up and En
aHo,l: - w.. My Improvement VAS
r.,o;,r III! Gl:ir hlC-t :hc 2ri! or 4tN
! hor..e, -: r:a:ii"ly CuA-! pHd tho
,,;i. H.: been i:T7?:::'n 1T :. Eor ne
ray, seen v~%rs ! have bad roItect
h.,..:r :.n:! ~ w5:h Eas 5nrA pleas
! ne
- r:.; g., w,r..-'e ionic for
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CHILD GETSS|Ck
CRO5S,FEVER|5R
f CONSTIPATED
LOOK AT TONGUE! THEN GIVE
FRUIT LAXATIVE FOR SEom-
AcH, LIVER, BOWELS.
CALIFORNIA SYRUP OF Fl G s.
CAN'T HARM CHILDREN AND
THEY LOVE 1T.

\ laxative today saves n SICK chllu
tomorrow. Children simply Will hot
take tho time from play tn empty INN
bowels. which become rl"EEed up WIN
waste. liver gets sluggish; stomach sour.
Look at the tongue. mnlhcr' IL
conicd. or your child is listless. cross
fcverish. breath had. restless, uo"s" !
tat heartily. full Of cold or hns SOTO
thrnnt or any other childrcn's ailments
give n tcaspoouful Of "talifnrnia syrup
Of Figs" then don't worry. b"canse II ~
prrrrr;Iy harmless, and IN few hours
all this constipation poison. sour Die
and fcrln"ntinE waste Will gently move
out Of the bowels. and you have n yell
playful child again. A thorough 1hS'ae
cleansing" is oftimcs all that i2 h"c"S-
gary. 1t should he the first treatment
given In any sickness.
:cwnrr Of COUNT rf"it fig syrups. ASK
TfnIr druggist for t0-c"nt bottle Oh
"Callrornla syrup Of rigs" which mas
full directions for babies. children OF
all ages and for gruwn-ups PLAINLY
printed on the bottle. Look carefully
and SEQ that II is made by the "Calitor-
MIA Fig Syrup company"
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SURRENDER CLUB
fCoutinued from Page One.)

cause # il: seventh. no negotiations. no
treaty. but DICrATlON."
Disarm German Nation.
II. y. C";tman. ot J"llytown "a !,
SAYS. My sentiments are. first. last and
forever, unconditional surrender and the
TOTAL. DISAI,MINCi OF THE GEit-
MAN NATION"
Uacondeional Surrender.
e. T.! ...- ..' 'ri.rAa..y wanted
i.:npI;,.d on her knees and to bleed
Franz. white 1t is only fair to ask un-
cnnGItinuul surrender. which Is the over
wh"lmiug sentiment here. -.
Growing Rapidly.
The membership Of The lntelliS"rror
unconditional Surrender Club continues
growing; by leaps and bounds. Hun
G.sds OF additional membership pledges
vern received Thursday. Names "f new
members will appear inA;he papcS from
day to 6cy, and Will b. forwarded 20 tho
President 3t tho Ci:tcd States. to
demonstrate the overwhelming scntI-
neat Of this ':H'H::T":.y. II you nave
TONED tho CLUB. PASS tho Blank in to-
days paper TO your friend or neIghbor.
and keep on DOING this every Cay while
the campaign FOR nerrbcrs En1$ cI:-
Now Club No1ubers.
95-Earl Ictticord,. Wheeling.
g6-Nnro!d B. IlauShtoa- Martins
o7-rred Frazier. whccilrs.
as-J. Havs.s$ Wells. Whre!t3s
9O--Tohn l.. kinShoEn- Wheeling.
1O0-u X. Peters. Wheeling.
lob. S. Honcckcr Wheeling.
i0?--W. c. Z-ix:rta.4tr "hcslng.
I0a-W. Il Huggcr. Wheeling,
ll4-.Albcrt Snedoker. WhcciinS
1o6-W. 0. McCluSkey; wn%ai.ns.
i0e--IIoward G. Clark. Eh"s!tns
I0T-Edward t;ohr.nE Wheeling.
los. g. Durch. Littlc:"n. ". Va
IDA. u. Coll"tt. W"llshErs.
110-tIarry u. Wh!tetord. Ne%-arS O:
Nl-C. D. McQuaIt. MAIDSTONE. ". Va,
ll3-R. w. Roger. Li.tlctnn- ". Va
LIS ". Cof;ey. Warw5oT.
Iii-C:,,o. VI. Walt. Wheeling
Il5-ii. A. PfofjcnIach. "7:ce?ins.
lid. NJ Burs"n. iIcadr::- HArrt;;. o.
iI7-H II. Murphy. Da7Teavil!o. ..
lis-John y; Rurson. Een'i1;'hurl-. @
1870. ". Wiilr'aa. HendryshlE: q.
ic0--J. W Ti,zgrrnld. Bcrrrsviiir. q.
I'LL. i Ihnrnhcr-y. Hi-rcs"i!lc. .,
, l-:-S. 4. TeTi:in:, lSc:lne.
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SURRENDER OF AUSTRIA
CONTINUED from Page One.)

Usually nm nrTnisticc Is defined as sus-
pension Of hoStilitIcS for certain speci-
fed purposes, such as peace ncSotin-
lions. and involves simply the main
t"uance Of the status quo on each side.
But the President has laid down the
demand that tho armisticc shall make
II Impossible for the German army TO
again rcnrw hostilII!rs. No mention
was made in tho not" about evacuation
If invaded territory. hut far more than
that would j." necessary 80 meet tho
Presidents demand.
"Details to bn worked ont by the nl-
He'd military advisers would inClud" con-
ditions under which the German armies
would "vacuate Belgium and France:
occupation Of strategic points in Ger
many by allied anh American forces; de-
mobilization Of ;hr German army. ia
strirtInns on the manufacture Of sup
plies and munitiOnS: occupation ot
strategic naval bases and the treatment
Of German naval v"ss"is and suhma-
rInea
0nr!aIs do not overlook tho fact that
= chnrl; IN the orderly propagation for
an urmisiIcc may he caused Ivy tho re-
rueal'nf :hc German government ~ NC
ccpt the severe terms outlined by the
President.
was said. may rrfiS" terms tantamount
Ia CONFLICTS surrender and appeal In the
G"rcman people ~ confirm" tho war. IN
! this connection. il was noted that tho
government now IN power has made II
plain tina; thor" IS no thought OF rcstor-
| Ing Alsac"- Laramie To France. n chnhI'
! tor of p"ncc I'm which III" United States
! md she Oiled governments arc thor
! ruGhly agreed.
J on the other hand. persistent rUm"rs
| continue" 60 reach Washington that Cor
| many desires D"ac" ut any cost. ana ON
report has said thu: d"m"hili.atIon al
! armed forces in IN" inferior already Inns
! begun. President Wtis"n has pointed
! tho WV tn v"ar" 49, shr"wd observers
! believe that Iii" German people now
! thnrnughlv rrali:" III" only condition or
which il can h" brought about
Up to the Generals.
PARIS. Oct. "+.--Th" official comment
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Mckee and Plant Are Now
Recovering in Hospital

Prosecuting Attorney David a. ny
Zee. who has been seriously i'll NJ LII.
North Wheeling hospital for the pas
two weeks of severe cold and cot1'p'.'
cations. may he ahlc TO leave the instl'
tuition in n few days, according to re-
nor, from the hospital late last niGht.
Or. f. Il. Plant. who has also peer
seriously i'll at the same institution
with Spanish influenza and pneumonia
was reported to be much improved aho
ia now recovering. II he continues &c
improve he will likely be discharged
from tho hospital next week.
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About People
Movements Of individuals to and
From the City.


MrLurn-H J. Spclman. Charleston; r.
F. rNnncll. parkcrsburg; X. y. Ream'
Huntingtun: II. w. Culver. falrmont
HAMMOND Thomas. Fairmont; Holt .
Drake, parkrrsburg: Mr.. and MIS-
Thomas Woody. Clarksburg: 3. Williams.
rlarkshurg: T.. y. Taylor, Huntington;
!. r. Wcthrrrll Clarksburg; Nat Peari-
man. Parkcrsburg.
W'indsor-M. NJ Nicely. Fairmont; Rev,
4. D. McSwiggan. Weston.
Slamn,--r: T.. Pope. 1'arkersourg; ~
Salisbury. Sistcrsvill".
Rogars-NIr. and Mrs. W. W. Kirk.
MncDJnald: Basil Rafferty,. Moundsvlile'
MIR. and Mrs. II. GILBERT. MILO: Mona
Gurdwin. Weston: George Moses, Wal
lace.
lanes Fair. Associated Press opera
tor, Il NV York. WI: arrive In IN" ciiy
, today. being called b? tho Illness OF ms
father. who is confined TO the Ohio val
ley General hospital.
Arthur Doyle. Of New MartlnsVllie
lrr, for his home last evening. after
sirrd!ng n few days in the city attend
Ing TO business matters.
I Harry Blanry. OF the Island. Is spend
Ing a few days the guest OF relatives al
, Pittsburgh. Pa.
Howard Mcranu. Of the Island. II
spending a few days tho guest or hls
bro: hrr Arthur. of Fairmont. w. Va.
Miss Irnc N"Shitt. Of the out-thc-pike
district. is spending few days th'
l,rlrs; nr friends Mt Canal Dover q.
William Phillips Inns returned TO nj:
home in the out-th"-pikc district after
sprndinC q few days in Sist"rsvillr.
!. A. Morgan. Jr.. VINO was acc dentallI
shut in his home at E"liairr three week:
ago. is recovering in the North Wheel
ing hospital.
Joseph Alderman. of TwHnty-secon'
and Enr streets. who was operated or
last Saturday for appendicitis. is recor
rrinr in tho North Wheeling hospital.
Miss Lulu Adams. student nurse II
tho North Wheeling hospital. Is improV'
nE from tho influenza.
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TO Tho Associated Press on President
Wilson'S reply TO Germany can be sum-
married. as follows:
"prcSidrnt Wilson's latest answer re-
solves The whole thing into military
question which can be decided by forh.
liaig and r"rShnE.
The situation. however. is virtually
unchanged, though the exchange ~
notes has given an insight into affairs
in Germany and has perhaps FASTENED
her Internal reforms. The next answer
will have Ia II" n military answer from
her military authorities.
The French people feel that the Tucs-
ton of tho internal government Of Ger
many Is not so important as an asSur-
ance against recurrence of Germany's
militarisiic policies, which prrCinI,atcd
the war.
"Wo do not know how sincere Ger
many Is about her internal reforms. We
have reason To doubt the sincerity al
her aims IN this direction. The great
great thing for us il 10 make sure that
things shall not again b. III the same
position as before :hc war.
AN armisticc is almost impossible
as the conditions would be so unimag
inably drastic. An armiStice would hc
full Of dnnEcr IL not guarded by al
sorts OF conditions"
The feeling prevails in general nmonG
French officials that the latest note from
tho President of the United States Is
iut what the allies have been awaiting
10 force on the enemy
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Hungary to Ask Terms.

PARIS. Oct. 2i.-llungary intends To
apply direct To IN" "nt"nt" governments
II ascertain on whit terms they Will
grant an nrmiStirc and p"ac" to Hun
gary II is r"p"rt"d in political circles
In Budapest. according To Il Zurich dis
patch Ia the Journal.
Austria Hungary already is recon-
cilrd Ia the idea Of unconditional capt.
tulHtion says Il Vienna dispatch To IN"
Frankfort Xritung because Vienna rs
Threatened with famine. III" authorities
are puwcrlrsS and laws nre no longer
enforced.
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Panic In Vienna,

BASEL. Switzerland Oct. 94.-Prcsi-
dent Wilson's reply To .tustria's note
has had an overwhelming effect in
Vienna. according IL a dispatch r"-
ccivrd from tn" Austrian capital by tn"
Frankfort Icltung. Not only was there
Il viulrnt panic III financial circles. hut
the note WAS considered III political
quarters ns being extremely Illuminating
for the dual monarchy.
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Sam B. Montgomery May
Leave Hospital To-day

1t WAS announced from the North
Wheeling hospital last night that INC
Hon. Sam Is. Montgomery. Of ktmgwoou'
Stnir commissioner of labor. Will PROB
abb. DC able 10 leave the institution to-
day. Mr.. Montgomery has been IN inc
hospital for about two weeks WIN
Spanish influenza and pneumonia. nc
WAS stricken suddenly III shortly AFTER
ne arrived in Wheeling following TOUT
in III" southern part Of the state Ia
camrairning for the Fourth Liberty
loan. Mrs. Montgomery has been with
him for the past several days IL Us
likely that Mr.. Montgomery VIII go
home to rrcruprrate before returning 70
his official duties.
-Bl:Y WAR SAVING STAMPS
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Special Dispatch to The Intelligencer.
CLARkSBTRG. w. Nn. Oct. 2i.-+SiX
additional deaths from Spanish influcn-
"a were reported here today. Tho VIC
Tins were Frank Westfall. 81. and his
wife. Mrs. Minerva Wcstfall. IS. Of Will
eonlurg: who died within an hour OF
each other. Mrs. Charles Bunch. n. Of
Marshall Mines: Mrs. Mile Kinkns %.
Of Gypsy; Joseph Alvarez IS. "f Gras-
SELL and Ellen. little daughter Of John
LOctz.
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FOR SALE

PACKARD USED TRUCKS.
Nearly every large truck concern in
the country has been taken over by the
government Unless you own "a good
standard truck you will have difficulty
in getting parts. We can offer you the
old and in first class condition. These
can be sold on terms.
IS Ton Garfords with Hydraulic
USED TRUCK DEPARTMENT
PACKARD MOTOR COMPANY OF
PITTSBURGH.
400 Baum Boulevard.
Pittsburgh. Pcnna-
Both Phones.
FOR sALE-Ford touring; in first class
condition.; new tires oil around. Can
be seen q: 1910 Jacob St, phone 342S-M.
o-l4-m
TOR SALE-ThorOughbrcd Chester
White pigs. $1,000 each. Ross stilwe!l
Rayland. Ohio. o-3-3Ot
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MEUSE FRONT
fCout!nued Prom Page one.)
American balloons were destroyed anu
elk pinnef failed 10 return.

WITH TIE AMERICAN ARMY
NORTHWEST OFF TERDUN. Oct. "a
i;y Tho Associated Frrss>-Americnn
patrols carly today penetrated deeply
into the German lines In the region or
i:;:.rd3re and north ~ Nerdun. The en-
rmy has been using his artillery and
machine guns freely along III" entire
front. There has been little change IN
tho situation since last night.
Aerial activity today was less than on
"Wednesday, when conditions were NJ
most ;dc:L.
Tho bright moonlight last night on
ahIrd American aviatnrs to bomb n large
area behind tho German lines. Ono nt
:he American bombing sQuadrons drop
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NEW YORK. Oct. 2+.--SIakinE dcduc-
tions from Spanish influenza mortality
statistics IN other cities. DIR. Royal ).
Cop"land. New York health commission
or. predicted tonight that New YORK
death ratio. which climbed steadily
from ton per thousand TO nifty per
thousand pcr week. Will begin TO drop
next week.
New York's average death rate for the
four weeks preceding tho outbreak or
the epidemic. Dr. Copeland sntd, was ten
per thousand. In tn" first week Of tho
epidemic 1t rose TO twelve. in the second
wock TO 16 and in the fourth week TO
90.
Or. Copeland said these figures prove
that New York has suffered less from
the epidemic than other cities. The rate
during the fourth week in Philadelphia
was les and In Baltimor" l4S. while in
no large city was 1t below 20.
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Observation-Disclosures watch. IS size. hunt
inG case. Shrin"rs emblem on front
lid. either in H"nwo"d or McMrcheh
Reward for return to Or. w. 3. Hart
Wiz. Rcnwnnd Bank Bldg. o--o-i
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ST. JOHNS. y. r.. De. 24.-Prnmicr
Llyod OF New FoundIand who arrived
vest erciay from London where he at
tended tho imperial conference said to-
day that tho allies should receive the
German ovrrturcs with great caution.
He urged InSit"ncr on each terms as
would insure the allies Of attaining their
Just aims under the peace treaty.
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ped 3.077 Kilograms of bombs on 'he
lIoIs de BarrIcourt and the Bois oo
Folie German avintors dropped pomos
on towns behind the American lines &C.
supied only by civilians and without
great military value.
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FLU EPIDEMIC
CONTINUED from Page OneD

and business houses except meat "h"pa
and grocery si"r"S.
Influenza has cut down production IN
the coal ncldS decidedly. especially In
the Fig Sandy region md the Eikhnrn
region Of eastern kentucky. whore pro-
duciion has dropped 10 about 25 percent
Of tho average. TN" mortality rate IN
the coal folds however. Is no greater
than the average for the country ut
largo.
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WANTED

wANTED-Ten young ladies to prepare
for government and commercial positions
on Burrough Calculating machines. Sal
aries paid by government from $1,000 TO
struction. Burroughs Add Mach. School
800 Schmulbach Bldg. Telephone 1879.
o-25-m
wANTED-Ten young ladies to learn
the Burroughs Adding and Bookkeeping
machines. Positions waiting for grndu-
ates Day and evening instru nNd T: nuT-
bach Bldg Telephone 1893: o-25-m
WANTED-Girls for light clean factory
work. Apply Wheeling Tile Co. s. s2nd
WANTEp-l0 lady demonstrators. Best
proposition in town. Salary or COM
mission. Call quick, 936 Market s..
WANTEp-Government needs 1900
women clerks, Wheeling. examina-
lions Nov. ., Dec. Z. Salary $1,000. En-
perIencc unnecessary. Women desiring
government positions write for free par
ticulars, Raymond Terry tformer Civil
Service Examiner. lilo Columbian
Building Washington. o-22-l
WANTED-Governme needs $4,000
women clerks, Wheeling examinations
Nov. ?. Dec. 7. Salary $1,000. Expert
ence unnecessary. Women desiring
government positions write for frce par.
ticulars, j. c. Leonard former Civil
Service Examiner 900 kenois Building.
Washington. o-l2-tt
WANTED-Epstairs girl: white prefer
red Reference. Apply Mrs. &. r.
Hubbard. phone 81 Woodsdale: o-ll-i
wANTEO-Girls for clean factory work.
Apply at Wheeling Tile Co.. 32nd and
Wood SITS. o-e-m
WANTED - Government needs $4,000
clerks at Washington. EXAMINATIONS
Wheeling in October. Salary $1.20e. FIX
periencc unnecessary. Women desiring
government positions write for free par.
ticulars, ]. c. Leonard (former Civil
Service Exariner) Gus kenois Building.
wa shington. -30-ms
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DIED

mTCHELL-On Thursday. October "a.
1915. ut AIS o'clock 2. m. in his home
Lincoln avenue Kirkwood bridge
pnrt). Ohio. ROCKWELL BRECkEN-
RIDGE MITCHELL. in his 6lSt year.
Funeral notice hereafter.
BAKER-On Wednesday,. October ~.
1915. at 3:2J o'clock p. m. in the Ohio
Valley General hospital. RUTH. aged
wears, daughter Of Charles NJ. and
Hester Baker. of 1921 Lind street
Funeral notice hereafter.
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4-RO0M HOUSE,

Sq1:t. 18th. * gag nnd furnace.
10. 4ax1oo r-.;. Sl.saNHn - G,:icA
buyer.
(Franls auA E.arTe!l Gnlltl
Et.M taa:cVE.,
,os1,o. c4-z. Rss:deo>s 2J!-M
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FOR RENT

FOR RENT-Twn furnished rooms lot
light housekeeping: large front ro"H'
and one adjoining room: all conNc'''-
enr"s. Phone l9H%-M. o-lo-L!
FOR RENT-Good otricc and hVihs
/ rooms on the second and third floors .;
the now lntclligcncnr building. 1919 ana
1907 Market ST. Now ready TOT ocru-
Fancy Apply Peter Boyd. care ln'c.h-
.rnnrcr ap-11-tt
MISCELLANEOUS
FREE DENTAL WORK.
Wanted: 100 white patients lOr oeii' ~
cline: teeth filled or extracted by l:aaln9
dentists Of the state. positively withou'
charges CT PUN. For further lniorn'tI
ton. phone 996, or call at attn moor OF
City Bank building. -----
DRESS WELL AND SAVE MONEY
A LARGE ASSORTMENT OF SL1GA5,
TX USED FINE OVERCOATs AMI
SUITS AT GREAT BARGAINS. GAS-
SELL, 1923 MARKET ST. ALSO BUY
SECOND BAND CLOTHING. o-l0-tf
PATENTS s SssE ;s ;:s; IL; T.
trademark litieation. BOOKLET ira
H \. DUNLAP, Rsa11t Lawyer.
! NatIona! Exchange Bank Buudl1I
Wheeling. W. Va
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