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Arizona republican., 1918-04-28

5 AND GROOM HOUSES with
 screen porches. brand new with the very latest built-in features, cement walks and garage, abundance of shade
 finest location in the city. N. E. corner of Fifth Ave. and Mckinley St, on carline, pronounced by all the most artistic bungalows in Phoenix. Will give terms or big discount for good cash payment or all cash. Phone 3323, or see Wm. Shaw. S47 N. 7th Ave. If
 FOR SALE-A suburban brick bun galow, rooms with screen room, mod ern bath, electric lights, garage, ce- ment walks Price s2,500-S600 cash, balance terms, also a 6 room brick bungalow. E. E. Pascoe, 302 N. Gen. tral Ave. tf
 FOR SALE BY OWNERS rooms with furnace and basement, large lot, well kept, lots of shade and fruit trees, close in. Phone 2724 forenoon or even ing. If FOR SALE BY OWNER-12 room rooming house. Phone 2932- If
 WOULD you be interested in the most magnificent corner in Phoenix? Hotel or apartment house site. Or | in a real home brick pebble dashed, | hardwood floors throughout rooms, | basement. garage? If sS, address P. | o. Box 1221, Phoenix. Ariz. It
Arizona republican., 1918-04-28

All Harm implements; 150 chickens; one Sharples separator, No. 4; house. hold goods; new Buck range; one good Singer sewing machine. Other articles too numerous to mention.
Arizona republican., 1918-04-28
lBolin's Realty Co.

S-n 119 N. 2nd Ave.-Phone 410S 1t
 40 ACRES Located north of Phoenix, corner "A" water. Price $180.00 per acre. $2500 cash. This is worth at least s200. Owner does not live here. For sale by
 NUNNELEY
 IF North First Ave. 1t
 40 ACRES All in alfalfa, room house, orchard, well, engine, fenced and cross fenced, about miles from Phoenix. Price $500 per acre.
 80 ACRES Located northeast in Al stand of al- falfa. This is very good buy at s250 per acre. It takes about $6000 cash to handle.
 If it is land you want, SEE J. S. GRIFFIN, ALONE.
 11S North 1St Ave if
Arizona republican., 1918-04-28

BARGAINS in residence. ranch and business property. improved or unim. proved. " Y yANfEC
The Wheeling intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1903-1961, 1918-12-03
RAILS ADVANCE
AFTER ADDRESS

NEW YORK. Doc. c.-Prcsid"nt WI
su.Ss address before ConSr"<S WAS ING
on~utStandinS feature OF today STOCK
market. trading cvincinC II" rr"n"uncsn
trend priur /" III" publication OF 'neS
mcss1c.. on tho news tick"r>.
Interest conferred ra;nly IN the FFcSi-
dents earnest appeal ~ n U'"di'lcaIl"n
rf ant"-war condit:"nS respecting ~
railroads. and iilai group EA'tH" "".''"",-
ate -SponS,,. secondary a. we'll as stand
ard shares advancing | e. -: points
after an early ported &C hesitation.
Wall street chose To interpret this and
other features ~ tn" President mos
SAGE as a. strong indication that tho ad-
mriStr,ti"n - in ~ degree committed
to government ownership or traSporta-
tIo:, and utilities.
itukrrs expressed themselves in COM
pl.tc accord with the chief executives
views regarding the Importance Of DE-
termining without delay the amount OF
the TAX levieS for. the next TWO years SO
es 10 facilitate the countryS domestic
and foreign commerce.
Apart from the rails tn" marke; regis, d,
te-.d few changes Of interest. United
States steel and kindred issues were
steady tn firm. motors and oils noted
conflicting speculative sentiment. ana
cnGyerS. feathers and Sp"cialtics ended
~ mixed gains and losses.
ShippingS W"-n active and strong at
Tic beginning but lost ground later 10
the accompaniment of reports that thc
proposed sale al mercantile mar ne ton
mage to this S"rrrnm"rt might fncoun-
st"r serious opposition from BRUSH m
tcrest$. Sales amounted to $4,000
SHARES.
Th" only feature TO bonds was the
activity of a f"w industrial issues. me
general list easing. Liberty fourth as
continued to sag. breaking I" 2o'9g:
$50. 900. Old United States bonds we're
unchanged on call.
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GAINESVILLE B sfs.

Miss Mario IIustcr Ia: 'nturned IN 70
sumo her position in ' ceiling after q
several days visit nj her home in Toni
tcrnuccville.
Gibson I;rndnHld who has been hI
training at the Officers Training school
Camp Xac!lnry Taylor. ky has :"'"rneo
10 his homo on North Chr:nut stree.
The Standard bearers society mt at
the home Of Miss Mabel f"gl"snE% -
Henderson street. Monday evening y
program WAS given.
Mrs. Reed and niece Miss Margaret
Kerry. Of Wheeling spent SATURDAY. H''.
Sunday with Mr. ans Mrs. II, l." E"nir'
bell " West Main street.
Mr.. and Mrs l.. J. Crosby ~ H"i:!'
more. Md, visited SundnE and N"h"' =
with the family OF ID. 9. tard"%'T al
South broadway. They went 1rGiu n'''
10 Pittsburgh where thcy Will N'SIt i"l
ntfvrs before returning homo.
Captain y. q. Sheppard. "t IL" hl""'
Iral corps. who has l..-u in service ~
Can1p Taylor. Ky, Is expected t" arrive
at his home hc-" in. nc near f'itn:'.
Mrs. Rodney lIrGrr. Of chester. W
Va. arrived Sunday for weeks ri"n
with her parents. Mr.. end Mrs. F"S'
Corner az laws street.
i~Iurk uIllts, who recently underwent
an operation for appendicitis ~ the Mar
tins Ferry hospital. viii BE All" TO re-
turn f., his hnm" on W"si Nam sirec'
today.
Mrs. u. G.. Sheppard. who las been
confined 10 her home as II result 81 4
badly spraincd ankle IS abb" ID t. about
Miss Mae Tfrllcy Of East Main street
is visiting her sister. Mrs. ia Ward OF
GAINESVILLE.
Hiss Hazel Lynn Of N"rrh i.iHch't
avenue left Monday for II visit nj h"I
home At Malta. o.
Miss Elizabeth R"hy has returned t.
her homo in Cambridge. after riSi
with relatives Of this place
MIR. and Nrs. Ashton Ahrrndts. hhv'
returned tn Their hOme after a FiSi
with Mrs. Mildred Rarn1a and Mr.. ant
Ms, Roy p"pcw Of West Min street.
Miss Jeanette Knc7t"ick has returned
| 10 her homo in Washington. Pa. after
v:sit with Miss Olga Noling of Yves
Harrison street.
IT,. Kyl" Millrr ( This c!;% VII! l"aT'
! to-day for a several days Ni$il in Col
umlnls. wh,r" Nc viii au."d =: inrHtinI
| Of he state Dental society.
Mr.. and Mrs. Charles 1}ulErr a"d lit!
. daurl,tcr Bcatric:. Of s.. Clnirs"!ll"
spent Surdry with Mr.. and Mrs. Clyd'
| Bulgnr Of Yves; South street.
AIR. and Mrs. Jess" Ec'fc! ana dai%h
;r:. Ers Harry Curnphcn 81 fiushnl
motorcd to this place S"nd"H ana *i"i
| ;kc day with Mrs. n. q. Sii"ri :r" 4"
: cast III town. :,lr. Eri:| AMI airs
Campbell returned I" Flush mr. N ih'
| evening but MIS-. E"thel r"rna'n"d itr
| longer visit
Miss Eta Moore % South Er"'-dw&!
| returned +" her home M"nhaT 'Ts7ini
after a visit with Mr.. nd Mrs. Earr!
, Ba rn~s at Pittsburgh.
John Wilson, WIN has hen II 'r%h'ni
n; Camp TAYLOR. NJ. Inns r''ii:"G NJ
I,oraruh." d.s'hrrgc and>a~riN'd IT nv:
/ home on %lrth Chestnut S;r.'; ",ii:"':
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NO REASONS, GIVEN FOR
POSTAL DISMISSALS :

WASHINGTON. Dec. 2.-In confirm
ing today the announcement that he had
dismissed Edward Reynolds, yicc-prcsi-
dent and general manager, and y. b.
Richards. general superintendent or In"
Pacific coast division of the Postal Tel,
cEraph-Cable Company. Postmaster Gen:
cral Burlcson said the postoflIcc depart
mcnt would not depart from its GUS
tomary policy Of making no public CA
PLANTATION Of dismissals.
Mr. Reynolds and Mr.. Richards know
exactly why they were dismissed. Mr..
Burlcson saH. 1T is the unrarying
precedent in the postal service that men
dismissed are themselves given a full
statement OF the reasons, and nothing
is made public.
Il may say in this matter. however'
that their dismissal had nothing to do
with or was not caused by any as
sumed attitude or. opinion towards SOW
~crnnent ownership held either by them
or by myself They are cntireiy>at lib
crtv TO discuss the reasons, II they
riCb
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CHICAGO. Dec. 2.--Ilngs. receipts
81. ono: market strong Ia fiv" cents high
cr than Saturdays average. butchers
Il 40 a. Il 81: light li 80 a II %:
packing 1G.15 q L -; thrownuts To-"
q 1G GO: pigs. good I" choice 1910 u
II 81.
Cattle receipts o2.ho0: native stecrS
uncvcnly strong to 80 cents higher:
most advance on in-hHtwccn kinds: SeT-
cral loads culIcd from show stock nj
500 few head ut s21.50: western steers
and all butcher cattle closing @hc high
or: calves steady: common light stock
rrS steady: others and feeders strong 20
95c higher. 1'N"f cattle good. choice ana
prime l. 10 n 2n %: common and med
ium .. 80 a 40: butcher stock cows
and htif"rS 6 so n II 90: Gamers and
cutters : co n {. so: stnckrrs and feed
cr&.: good choic" ana fancy 1925 t"
IS 81: inferior. common and medium
{ 90 Il 10. -: veal calves, good and
choice - % a H. 70. Western range:
beef steers li25 ar l5.nn: cows and
heiferssS. 20 q l2.T5.
Sheep. receipts $4,000: market Gcn"r-
ally st"aciy: some primo ycarlinEs higher
NJ Sl25n. Lambs. choict and nrtm"
Il 90 n II .25: medium and good 90
n l5.On:> culls $50 n l2:2' Ewes
choice. ana prime no ~ = 80; medium
and good 500 n 900: rulls %.%' q
& 50
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SHADYSIDE

Mr. md Mrs. james +. Richeson OF
PITTSBURGH called hero last week be-
,..iIsn Of the death q: his mother. MIS-.
Mary T.. RlchrSon. who resided with ne
,l;..1Ehrcr Mrs. \. X. Bennett. have re-
turned home.
MIR. and Mrs. g. |. kashnor or Cievf-
land have gon" back to their home AZ
Ter spend tho latter part "i last Wc"F
with their daughter. Mrs. Henry Bryan,
Of North Lincoln avenue.
Miss Anna MrGrail Of Wheeling was
= Sunday guest Of Mrs. August koena-
mund OF Lincoln avenue.
Mrs. II. f. Wiedman Of Central ave
me spent Sunday with Mrs .Alice Starf
of wheeling. who is Ill with influ"nz".
'rhr Red Cross committee here m
spectrd and mailed forty packages sent
ms Christmas gifts 10 mon IN overseas
service.
. MIR. and Mrs Robert r. Futhcy o!
West Eurty-fourth street were guest
of relatives near Adcna over sunday.
VI. y. James Of ParkcrsburG. w. W..
spcn, the end of the week visiting MS
son, W. p. James OF West For1y-iiTS-
street.
Mrs. Thomas Ankle and children OF
Colaruin visited her mother. Mrs. Jo-
scrhlnc White Of South Lincoln avenue
the latter part Of last week. MT. Arkl1
spent Thanksgiving day here also.
Miss bertha Jane Smith Is spending
n part OF this week a; the homo or lcE
parants in S!stersvilie. w. Va
Tho Misses Lcttie LETTERS Of EcauS
villa and Lillian Mck"lvey nf West
Thirty-ninth street returned Sunday 10
Kent normal school. where classes were
resumed yesterday after n long qnara"-
tine in the institution because OF an IN
flucnza epidemic.
Mr.. and Mrs. w. +. Copeland o:
Smithficld street wrr" Sunday guests O.
relatives at WellsvillG. Ohio.
Attorney and Mrs. Merle +. Bricc OF
Cleveland have returned home after 4
holiday visit Of the home Of his parents,
DR.. and Mrs. II. NJ. Price.
Mr.. and Mrs. Jess" Taught are NOV
ing this week 10 their now home recent
" completed on Central avenue.
Friends in ShadysiQc Of Rev. anf
Mrs. II. l.. Ward OF Tiltonarille will hc
glad TO know that their daughter, Mis-
Willo. and ward. Master Philip Mctad'
den. arc now convalescent after very
serious cases Of influenza.
Mrs. c. ". Scott OF Lincoln avenu"
has been critically i'll for two days frolf
pneumonia following Influenza. TW;
children Of the family died last wccE
and little hope is entertained for IN
mother,
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STOCKS AND BONDS.

dny an! the regular jurors have all been
nufi:ied To Appear on that day. Inc
sprrial iurv 10 hear the Nick Andy case
urr TO report December 10th. The lol-
luwlng cases are set for trial:
Monday. December g.
S;nI,.rf ohio vs.. Forest Perry ct al.
Stnt,. Of ohio W. Walter Butler.
Tuesday. December g.
Stnlc,:f Ohio W. Daniel Brown.
STATE q! Ohio vs.. Clyde Thomson.
StnIpoG bninrS. Daniel Brown.
W"inr sdal. December =
Sinir Of ohio VS.. John Caruso.
SlaI" Of ohio w.. Otis Wren.
stat" Of Ohio We. Otis Wren.
Thu %tlny. December o.
State Of Ohio vs.. Louie Maroon.
State Of Ohio vs.. Alfred wins.
state Of Ohio rs. Alfred Willis.
State nf ohio VS.. John G. Roelof.
Friday. December s.
state Of ohio vs. Mike Prrmlovich.
state af Ohio vs.. Joe Formal.
stat a ohio W. ! y. Edwards.
state u Ohio vs.. John Coleman.
Saturday. December -
Siat, Of Ohio vs.. Stella Fent.
Stnta Of Ohio Us. Grace Mullen
state of Ohio VS.. Thomas Long.
! State Of Ohio VS.. Frank Myers JihcS
Porter and William Brown.
Tuesday. December 10
stare Of Ohio vs. Frank Costanzo.
state Of ohio US. Mcln Dalar.
State "f ohio VS.. Forest Gray.
State If Ohio rS George Rosscr.
Wednesday,. December IL
state Of Ohio Us. John Bartok anu Jo'
semi KcrShok.
state of ohio vs. John Bartok.
Mnnda?. December Is
All M. TORS for new trials:
State Of Ohio vs. Nick Andry.
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RuTrER, Fees. CHEESE

NEW YORK. Dec. 2.-HuiEcr firm;
creamery higher than extras 90 "a ="
creamery extras @" score) rs q GAia
creamery hrsts Glia q G7H; r<:ckinG
stock, current make. No. .. - d A.
EGGS flrm; fresh gathered extras u
Il IS: fresh gathered regular packed
extra firsts 70 % ~: do frsts 60 q L:
state PENNSYLVANIA and nearby wrst"rH
hounery whites fine to fancy 20 n ?5;
state Pennsylvania and nearby henncry
hrows IS a So do. gathered browns and
mixed culnrs G5 a -.
cheese strong; state fresh specials
aGI. a 81; do. average run 26.
1.-Two poultry weak: no prices settle! q.
Dressed steady: hroilcrs "a ri a.: fowls
- a 50: chickens % u Ssh; old roost-
crs 81 a .@Il:: turkeys 25 a 40.
Flour steady
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prohata Court,

In re- estate Of G. :. Wrilons. doc.
Proof u% publication of notice or M,
1uintmruL Med. approved and ordered
recorded. In re cSiat" %; Elizabeth y.
Hobbs l>c. Proof Of publication Of not,
ice of appointment filed. approved and
ordered recorded. In H. estate or Belle
s. Eenzlc. dec. viii and application 10
admit to pr"hat" flIe,i. with waivers 81
notice. Testimony nf Witnesses taken
reduced Ia writing and filed. Probate
md record ordered. in ~ estate of
John Il. Scales doc. dcrlinatinn nf ad-
ministratitrn fiicd Application nlcd for
appointment of admin. Bond $2.n""'
flied and approved. Appointment mnd",
letters ordered and issued. Inventory
ordered In re rStnt" of James r. Mo-
ran. dee. Application filed for AUTHORITY
10 diStrihut" aSSc:S in Kind. WIN writ
ton t.unsrn; al distributes. .niStrihut'nn
in kind ordered. In re- estate Of Earl II:
WallGrr Gr'. Order OF arIvni" sal 81
personal goods and chattrls returned ann
lied Sui. confirmed md record ordered.
In re estate or Walter A. Hess. dec:
Inventory fled. approved and ordered
recorded. In RI estate OF Caroline NcaEu.
alias MARY RiSruta. dec. Final account
filed, set ?or hearing Dec IS, Notice
ordered and continues. Finley [. DAVIS;
admir- of Adm l.. Hines. dec. vs.. Leonard
F. KimcS IT al. Application 10 sell real
es,ai. AZ private sale filed. Cause heard
Judging that all Defendants ar" properly
before tho court that tho allegations OF
pct;tInn nrr true AMI sale nf real estate
necessary Ia pay debts Private sale or,
dcrcd. William II. DunGa dec. Final
account flied. scr for hearing Dec Is,
notice ordered and continued. Applica-
tinu nlrd 10 fix col!atcr inhcrltnncc
tax. TEN determined and ordered paid.
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nnnna with Uridn,

Nj and Mrs. Itoh"7t ". cHrmicnSel
NJ washington. n. t'.arrIred on Sunday
for visit mt the home Of The young
Marines mother, aIrs. Gertrude Chr
michael. OF High street. Tho young
couple wrrn united in marriage on Sal
urlay. November 80. 1918. The name or
lh. bride wills Miss Lola Bryan. Mr,
Curui,hnel certainly appears u number
ono marine and thst II" Is bray" enough
wns proven By an article clipped from
Washington. ~. -. paper some months
ago, when he made II dive from pier nj
:HashinGtnn III an attempt 10 s"'e "
Young man from drowning.
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MURDER CASE IS
)" CONTINUED BY COURT

Criminal cour: was called yesterday
morning and tho ease Of tho State VS..
Mary Anderson for the shooting and kill
Ing Of Mrs. Foster was up Tor retriAi.
hut owing to the Illness az attorney
Boyce, for the defendant. who was I'M
able to be present. the case went over
until the next term If court. and then.
court adjourned until next MONDAY
morning. .:-.
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Soldiers Treated Fine.

The Indies OF ST. I'lairsrillc are receiV-
ing much praise from the soldiers who
have been driving the trucks through
for the cordial treatment and delicious
eats they received In this town from the
ladies Of this vicinity. Since August
18th to and including December 2, the
numbers That have henn fed we're 3646.
10 were on tho ,ratn Monday. Thanks
giving day the following menu was
given tho hoys. Bread and butter pick
les, three pieces OF chicken. half p!e
candy. cake. popcorn. fruit and COFFEE
This menu is quite different from what
wn. written by Wheeling club that the
boys were given mince pic and. ginger
bread. AS will be seen by the numbers
thst have been fed since August l7th.
1Q1S. the people OF St. Clairsv1lle did not
wait until tho war was over tn show
their appreciation for what the boys
were doing for them.
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pcrsonal NOteH.

Mrs. Dan (iamhIe and sun. D"n: '"r
mrrlv OF this city. hui now Of .AI!lnn'H
ohio, arc visiting Wrl,SaIrg fcial'EcS,
Miss stella Harvey is i'll 1T her home
in North WcllShurg.
Miss JOY Taylor. OF Bethany. who Is
teaching ut Shndysidu. Ohio. WAS WISH
ing in this city an SUNDAY.
Mrs. Arch cooper and son. Byrre III
Wheeling, visited Mrs. C"operS parents
Mr., and Mrs. john Byrne. OF this city
on Sunday. ,.,,;
itnr on Sunday.
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Rnalty Deeds Filed.

10hnSnn Brown 10 AnhA :. SCVVl' L<l'Iu
in bridgeport. consideration So. james
Walton ana Sina II. T-aitn TO toss
Phillips Land in Warren Tp. ConsinrTT-
nt;nn $3.50. clara J.. NanfosScn TO FL
NOR \. Eqnfnssrn. Land in liclmont
ountv Consideration s206.G7. william
knchnlrnr ard wife to George hcN emo.
as ami Theresa McNicholas: Land IN IN
T.asc TT. CONSIDERATION slo3.33. w
n Shrlnnar and Maud Shuman 10 The
Watt Mining Car Wheel Co. Of Rar1es-
vile. Land in Somerset TIP. ConSidcr-
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Tho turornl Of Miss Angeline Porter.
aSc -. will he hold from her latc home
IN Monday morning at ten o'clock, Rev;
irn F.. Lcer*r pastor Of the, UnNcd
prrshyinri ian church will have charge or
tho services Intermcnt 10 be made III
Union cemetery.
Miss Porter had been resident Of this
place for - number Of years and was
hrId in high esteem by every one. She
is survived hy ;wo brothers. namely
Armstrnng Porter. of Maynard and Will
liam Porter Of WarnGcN.
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WELLSBURC
Morriore Licenses.

Joe Evllma- and i:dna 1iot2. Of Puts
turEh. :.
Charles +: S'rhul,3 and Margarc; NJ.
Lrry. q" piti ~hu"Eh.
Jrhr j.. riiaI. and Msr:" Madden "I
Pittsburgh.
Wili!um Er".igncr and Evelyn Wilson,
of u Is ,n%lLurt.
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PITTSBURGH LIVE STOCK

TTTTSEUEfH. Dec. .-IAttTn SieadE
supply 100 cars: primo Is. - q Il ga.
Sheep slow: surrly 30 double deck"
Prime wrthrrs . 20 n IN. no: cults md
common 500 ~ $50: limbs 800 4"
1850.
Veal calves 10 10 Il 1850.
Hogs steady: receipts % doubt" docks
Prime hcavi"s II. so; mediums and
heavy workers. IL. so q -. SI: light
workers. .e5 n II 40: piss II. 90 q
Il. q: roughs Il. 40 a $3.50.
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A Visiting Minister.

Erv. Manning. ~t near BellairH. o..
delivered II sermon M the VI. f.. church
on Sunday which called forth mich
favorable comment; Few. Manning was
n y.Isjtnr ut the home uf Mr.. and Mrs.
James AIrMnhon. o. rwenty-sec"nd ST..
uud was their former pastor.
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WORLDS NEEDS
BULL.ED CORN

CHICAGO, Dec. 2.-Onicial estimates
that 800. 100 600 people IN trans lanilc
countries were depending largely on
food conservation in III" United states
10 avert hunger hao nu1lish effect on
grain and provisions here today. corn
December ard January hot!i l.2Si2 Ia
Inn. Oats finished &c off to Sc up
and provisions al an advance t" &C up
provisions at an advance OF 10 20 GU.
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FOR HIGHER SALARIES.

PITTSBURGH. Dec AT a special
meeting this afternoon. the Pittsburgh
Chamber Of Commerce endorsed the
State Board of Educators bill for -
per cent increase III school teachers sal
aries. The bill vii! be introduced ut the
next session Of the legislature.
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DEEDS RECORDED

Decd from Ella Sauvagcrt Van Mort to
Kathcrin Sauvagcrt. for 4 lot situated
in Zane's orchard. Considers ton. $40.
Deed from john II. Lcsh and Martha
Ida Lesh, his wife. to town OF Woods
dale. lot in Woodsdale. Consideration
800
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dcvol ed ia knitting and conversation mn"
refreshments were served.


Miss Leah FHc Lawrence Of South
Chestnut street entertained nutnh"r
If friends al her hon.: Fridny evening
complimentary tu Miss J"ar"'t" kn":;'
trick Of Washington. Ia. who mas Def'i
visiting with friends hero. most en-
ioyablc time was had by thoS" piss-ht.
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FIVE MORE v1CTHS.

Special Dispatch to The 1ntellfgencer.
CLARKSBURG. Dec 2.-Spanish In
tuenza claimed five moro victims in and
around the city during twenty-four
hour period. ending today. Among the
victims were Mrs. Lloyd Bissett, aged
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Marriage Licenses.

J Guy g. G. Luras and Comm" BroWR'
= hoti, uf I:rllairr: Howard Nicholas Cchif-
rIrr ami Nellie Edith Boyer, both OF Bel
Lawrence T. Il. Fulton Of Nnff. and
! Mary Nlhula Groves. Of Shadyslde. lea
/ .IuruS Rrr7ert Of Cadi2. and Ethel
| Mnrir RucI:cr Of Colrrain.
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GAINESVILLE

Miss Thcl,nn Cunard Of West South
,rrrt entertained tho members al thn
.cs,n,irs,.r Guild mt her home Monday
..ninr { program WAS given otter
mich mo remainder Of the evening was
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New York Cotton Market

WHEELING. W. Va Dec. 2. Is.
Furnished the IntelllEencer by A Il
Masten & Co.. members Of the New York
stock Exchange. National Bank Build
ing, Wheeling. W. Va, Louis i. brand
nnna ger.
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BOSTON COPPER STOCKS

WHEELING, W. Va. Dec. ;, Is.
Frrnishcd til. I::!ci;isenrcr uy a. f.
nasren 6 Co, members OF the New YORK
stock Exchange National Bank buno'
ing. Wheeling. W. Via. Louis +. Brand
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N. Y. STOCK EXCHANGE

WHEELING. W. Va. Dec. .. 49,.
Furnished the 1nteil,scncer oy a. d
eIasten < Co. members OF the New forh
Nck Exchange. National Bank Buila'
Wheeling. ". Va. Louis +. Brand
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(Sao-Patterson Coz
CATTLE
Standard Oil Subsidiary Stock

WHEELING, w. Va. Dec. 2. "1S.
Furnished the I.taiiigencer by a. &
Masten & Co.. members OF the New Fors
Stock Exchange. National Bank BUILD
Inx. wheeling. w. Va. Louis L. Brand
manager.
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Joseph Gebel.

Jqs"nh. tho seven year old son OF Mr..
aud Mrs Drlbrr1 Gabcl east Of town
received E painful injury on Thnrsoa!
while WALKING along the road opposite
tho home " Robert Stewart. by being
struck by Buick car going cast ana
which wi% being driven on IN" wrong
side Of tho road. Tho hone nf the child
lcg Was S1lint"r"d from he knee 10 inc
ankle and he also received many cuts
and bruises His many friends hope Tor
his speedy recovery.