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No Contest; Judge Bingham
Is to Receive $5,000,000

LOUISVILLE. April There will be
no contest of codicil to the will Of Mrs
Robert Worth Bingham. formerly Mrs.
Henry ". F'lngler. in which she be-
qucathed to her husband, Judge Robert
Worth Bingham, of Louisville. $5,000.-
300. The state of eKntucky will also
collect. without contest, between s2.5o0,-
900 and s3.00o.000 In inheritance tax, or
enough to liquidatc the state debt.
This is on the authority Of an attor-
ncy connected with the disposition OF
the estate, who lives in Louisville. but
who refuses to be quoted by name.
Whether there will be contest by
Judge Bingham of the will itself. which
left the bulk of an estate approximate
ing $4,000. 900 to Mrs. Bingham's niece,
Mrs. Louise Wise Lewis. is not known.
1t Is not believed. however. by those
familiar with the situation that he will
institute any action Of the kind.
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F0CH WILL NOT
(continued Prom Pirst Page.)

Yesterday on the left bank Of tho RiHcr
Disc between chaunr and BarlSlS is
tuken by some military authorities as
Indicating that the enemy. finding him.
self rrampcd in the salient his offensive
has created toward Montdidicr and AM
lens is seeking more elbow room. as
without It, he will he unable 20 dcp!oy
his masses in Hindrnhurg style.
The retirement Of the French 10 posi-
tinns pre- Jared in advance causes no un-
casincSa here. Paris is learning to neg
lect in tho official commllniqucs smaller
details. the significance Of which APP
pears only Ia those having the whole
situation before them.
People should not allow themselves
10 he hypnotized by the official hullc-
tins" said a high official, whose advice
seems 10 have been accepted. I'm bat
Ito like this" he added bulletins show
Ing more or less important advances and
retreats arc simply geographical sum-
marics which convey little meaning. cx-
ccpt 10 those who are directing the op,-
crlt ions.
People will ask: Will the Bochcs get
Amiens"
My reply is. perhaps they will If
General Foch can smash more divisions
out. Cnbeaten armies arc more import
ant than.tuwns. and what has happened
in this battle does not show on the map.
"Gcrmanys gains look like q fat juicy
pear TO the newspa per readers, but the
kaiscr knows how hollow it is at the
core.
General Ludcndor:T is being fenced
with and hustled. not by our main fore
cs. but by little more than our covering
troops and IL it is no time for Dragging
and over confidence. neither is it the
time for NERVOUSNESS over little fluctu-
al ions in the battle fronts"
All those who approach the French
general staff share the confidence Of
this official.
Premier Clcmrnccau. returning from
his almost daily visits 10 the field of
operations. brings h>cH &c same note.
and hn has earned new title. that OF
"Cnnfid"ncc barometer" That barom-
ctcr has been for many days fixed at
fair. and now it Is rising.
General F'och. it now is generally un-
derstood. will not be drawn by the Ger
mans. hut will hold his reserves for the
moment chosen by him.
Wait hit. Wait n hit" Thus the
entente allied supreme commander re-
plies with n characteristic sweep OF his
arm. when asked about tho future. Gen
cral Foch's calm elaboration is COM
pared with the bearing OF Marshal Jof-
fire. before and during the battle OF the
Marine. and this contributes no little to
confidence in his battle plans.
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Kaiser Plans Visit to
Conquered Rumania

LONDON. April 7.-nr. Richard Won
kuchlmann, tthc German secretary OIL
foreign affairs. returned 10 the German
rapit:.l on Saturday from KARLSRUHE
whore he had long conversation with
Emperor Wilhelm. particularly regard
ing Rumanan peace conditions says
dispatch from Errlin forwarded by the
Copenhagen correspondent OF The 1iS-
change telegraph company.
Emperor Wilhelm returned I" inc
western front on Saturday and conferred
with Field Marshal won Hindcnh"rE ana
General Ludcndorff. II Is believed the
Emperor intends travelling I" ku-
mania in few days.
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Vender|oin SightseerS
Caught in Police Net

NEW YORK. April As the frs:
step in the campaign started by Dis
trict Attorney Swami to clean up tho
'tcndcrloin" district detectives raided
many all-night resorts early this morn
ing arresting $50 men and 100 women
In many OF the places were found
sightseeing parties" whose members
became terror stricken when they saw
the detectives selling men and women
and !;hrustng them into patrol wagons.
While the police said that they did
not expect to hold all the prisoners,
seventeen men and sixteen women were
detained as material witnesses for en-
animation in connection with the recent
murder of Harry Cohen. notorious
gambler.
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Jewish Union Planned
With Strauss at Head

NEW YORK. April GA plan to
unite all Jewish organizations in The
United States in one body. to h" known
AS tho American Jewish Congress. with
Nathan Strauss Of New York at it's
head. was proposed at the convention OF
the Federation Of Rumanan Jews OF
America here to-day.
The federation appointed a foreign
relations committee to consider the pro-
posal which it WAS said would make
possible more effective efforts for the
emancipation Of Rulnanian Jews ana
tho relief Of Jews wherever oppressed.
Meanwhile this committee will Cooper
ate in relief work abroad with officers
of other Jewish organizations.
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Early French Statement.


PARIS. April THE Germans last
night renewed their attacks on the
French positions in tho region Of Chauiiy
and l3arisis. on the Disc front. IN which
sector the French earlier in the day
had Withdrawn tQ prepared positions.
the war office announced this afternoon.
West Of Noyon. q German detachment
which had gained IL Toothold in the ad-
vanccd French line was elected BY
counter-attack.
4 German attack on The French Inns
in the region of GriTcSneS. northwest OF
Montdidicr, was rGpulscd. Rheims was
violently bGn,hardcd hy the Germans
last might. The text Of the statement
reads:
Last evening the French rcpulscd IL
German attack IN, The region Of
GrivcSncs.
lin tho course Of the night ;hc ar
tillcry ri both sides displayed great ac-
tiSity between Montdidier and Soyon.
West Of Noyon. German d"larh'
mont which had succeeded in gaining n
rcothcld in the advanced FrcncA
trenches was Immediately elected by a
counter-atlack.
ON the Disc front The Germans re-
ncpcd their assaults in the region on
t'hauny and BarisiS.
"A German attempt 10 raid the
French lines north of the Chemin dos
Danes was unsuccessful.
Rheims was violcnti: bombardcd III
the course If the night
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The BATTLE
Continued from First Page.)

Of Chauny, other troops in an attack
from the cast. took strong enemy posi-
lions near Anltgny and In tho In the
northeastern portion Of coucy wood
They reached the line Of Bichaneourt,
autrcville, and tho northern border OF
Barisis.
"As a result Of tho ovcrpowerinS fire
Of our artillery and mine throwers tho
French suffered very sangIunnry losses.
To the present time moro than 1,4oo
prisoners nave been brought in.
"By way of reprtsal for the continu-
Gus bombardment Of our dugouts In La
en-, the homhardment Of Rheims was
continued.
"cn the eastern bank OF the Mouse
accommodating thrust near BEAUMONT
yielded seventy prisoners and ten ma
chine guns.
TN aerial battles eighteen army atr-
planes were shot down yesterday.
LONDON, April 7.-ThIrteen German
airplanes were brought down In fighting
with British airmen Saturday, eleven
others were disabled and two were shot
down by anti-aircrafs guns, according
to the British aviation communication
issued this evening. Sixteen British
machtncs which were sent out have not
eyt boon accounted for, but many OF
them are thought possibly to have boon
forced to make landings inside their
own lines In the prevailing bad weather.
Early British Statement.
LONDON. April T.--Successful Brit
ish rountcr-attacks were launched yes
to-day against the Germans In AveIuy
wnnd. on the west side OF tho Amer"
river north Of Albert. The war offs"
statement issued today says the British
rcrapturcd all their former positions.
4 German attack on tho British lines
nppnSit" .Albcr: was repulsrd and an
other Teut"n assault south or Hcbu-
tcrne was broken up by the fire Of the
British artillery. The text Of the stale
ment follows:
Counter attacks carried out by US
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GARDNER TRIAL In MAY

=. In Criminal Court Saturday morning
p bill Of particulars was filed In the
case Of James l.. Gardner. charged with
cmhczlement from the Peoples bank.
The trial date was set for May -.
The bill alleges that between July 20,
1906. and October 6. 1916. Gardnch en-
bczzled the sum Of *14.c9.. The largest
individual amount alleged is 800. and
the smallest SIT. The bill was reported
by Attorney J. J. p. OBrien for the
defense and a motion was made by him
to strike out oil items Of the bill as
relating to the first and third counts.
save the item OF October 10. 1916. and
all items as relating 10 the second count
previous to January. 1917. was over
ruled.
The State announced it's intention OF
going to trial on the second and third
counts Of tho indictment. alleging lar
ceny and cmbczzlcment.
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Advertising Liberty Loan

Full page advertisements will be
found in the morning and afternoon pa
pcrs Of this city during the Liberty
loan campaign. Business men have con-
tributcd 20 these ads and they have been
written by experts and are very Al
;ractivr, setting forth striking reasons
why one should purchase the bonds.
The publicity committee is composed
Of r. r. Nnylor Louis Kraft. II. J.. Car
ter and II. L. gibbons.
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THE AUSTRIANS
(cont.nued from First Page.)

competent 10 give such explanations as
are deemed necessary"
Premier Clemenceau. in tho course OF
his statement in answer to Count Ger
Minis charge. said: 1T would he too
easy to recall to what extent Austria
has importuncd Rome. Washington and
London with solicitations for M alleged
scparatc peace which had no other aim
than to slip upon us tho yoke which she
,nrofcsses to find 20 her taste. Who
does NOT know The story Of recent
meetjnE lin Switzerland) Of n former
Austrian ambassador and 4 figure high
in the councils Of the entente allies"
The conference lasted only few min
utes. Here again II was not our ally
who sought tho interview. II was the
Austrian government"
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Great Daro Here for
Wrestling Bout Tuesday

THE Great Daro" known as the New
York HippoLrome Sensation arrived in
Wheeling yesterday from the cast to
stage a wrestling bout in Dukes hall at
bridgeport tomorrow night. He win
tic Bill Leon. the Florida champion.
The contest promises to be the best
pulled off in this section in years.
Daro has the distinction Of having
recently thrown DR.. Roller in 81 min
uteS
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MOST SATISFACTORY
CONTINUED from FIRST Page.)

the battle, and the American aviation
service ie cooperating with the Brit.
ish.
"There was no unusual activity on
other sectirs in the west.
"Our own forces engaged have been
relatively busy. Under the cover OF a
heavy barraee the enemy raided one
Of our outposts in the Woevre area,
and the increase Of artillery activity
is noted in this sector.
"Our troop units have taken up q
new position In the line, and arc &C..
Lupying we'll prepared entertainments
along the Mouse hills. south Of Yer
dun
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ARMIES INTO FINLAND
(cortinusd from First PaSs.)

series Of articles, warns his readers
against expecting the great Ukraintan's
food supplies 10 relieve the situation In
Germany tomorrow OF the day after.
The correspondent says:
The country is completely disorEan-
he'd The rural population must first
become re-accustomcd to filling the soil.
Meanwhile an unprecedented dcarth pre-
walls in this rich country. and the popu-
lations OF Kiev and other cities are suf-
fcring bitterly because Of the lack OF
bread"
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POSITIONS WANTED-Male.

wAMTED-Situstion. I'm qualified 10
fill office position Of responsibility.
requiring thorough knowledge OF ac-
counting and general business. Am mar
ried. thirty-five years Of age. best OF
references, unqucstionable character. OPP
portunity first. salary next. Address
r." care Of Intelligencer. ap-S-t
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LIBERTY LOAN
Continued Trorr FIRST Pa9e.)

day n Liberty loan message from Cen
cral Pershing:
"Every dollar suhscribed to the
Liberty loan Is q dollar invested In
American manhood cabled tho gen
eral Every dollar subscribed as
the result Of Rolf denial means part
nersMp in the hardships and FisRs
OF our men in tho trenches. Every
dollar subscribed will confirm tho
determination OF our people Ct home
to stand by Its army to victorious
end. An overwhelming subscT1p-
: ton to the third Liberty loan VIII
be patriotic expression OF conn.,
dence in our ability to maintain all
that we hold dear in civilization"
Quotas Exceeded
\csrly 50 communities reported To-
dav they had exceeded their quotas NJ
the first days work and thereby haH
won the right: along with 1Ih announcer
Yesterday TO flv the Liberty loan honor
flag Among these reporting were:
Observation-Disclosures Fails.
Ohin-Ironton. Spencer.
New Yorkers Busy.
NEW YORK. April with tho Third
Liberty loan campaign we'll on It's way
under tho impetus of the spectacular
features OF tho opening Gay NV '"" u
committee for tho New York FcdcraI
Reserve district hucklcd d"wn to-day 10
it's task or selling s1.5n0.noo.nOQ worth
Of bonds. $500. nnn.0n0 in c%ccSs "f It's
official quota
An army Of o.cn0 speakers, including
bankers. laborcrs. club women. farmers
politicians actresses ard clHrGEmcn'an-
dressed meetings to-day throughout the
district. speaking in thirty-four Ian
Euages.
4 twcnty-day airrlanc flight across
the state. will be. made by Lieutenant
Joseph G. Stcfln. the youngest Amcri-
can member of the Lafayette esqu"-
drillc Starting Thursday. n: Will
bomb" the state with loan lcaflcls ana
deliver addresses in IS cities.
Tho committees in New YORK ana
other cities are planning for April -
parade Of mothers. wives. sisters ana
dauchters Of soldiers and sailors. who
will carry their service flags. Women
entitled 10 display the largest numhrr
Of stars will he made captains and lead
crs Of platoons.
The loan committee announced tna'
through n. misunderstanding some stores
have ordered honor flags" In he SOLD Ia
purchasers OF bonds. Such sales inc
committee explained arc forbidden. as
the flags arc awarded free.
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Daniels, Inspiring Speech.

CINCINNATI. O.. April - Whcre
shall we so from here
This message from The boys OF our
navy 10 Admiral Sims. said Secretary or
tho Navy. Joscrhus Daniels In an adj
dress nj Emory auditorium here this NJ :
tcrnoon. was Delivered Ivy Officers and
mon Immediately upon their return from
a long gruclInE trip at sra in search
Of submarines whore there is neither
slcen nor rest for days on end. and where
the strain OH finds. muscles and nerves
is almost unhcarabl".
Not n word Of complaint from these
mon. Not Il word Of criticism from our
roys. knee deep in tho mud or the
trenches in France. TIL" great strong.
brave. unconqucrablc voice OF the Amer
Jean army and navy to-day is: Where
shall We 70 from here"
The secretary asked his audience to
subscribe freely 10 the Third Liberty
loan. He declared that the 9Th OF April
Of opening day Of the Third Liberty
loan drive. would 70 down in history
with the Fourth Of July" as the Two
greatest American holidays and both
consecratcd TO the cause Of liberty.
Mr.. Daniels left Tonight for Detroit.
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FOR SALE-Miscellaneou

PoR sALE-Thc old brick school build.
ing situated on Front street, Benwood.
For particulars see r. NJ. Gilleland.
Whccling' or Geo. w. Yost, Bellaire,
Bellarc, Bcnwood &; Wheeling Bridge Co.
ap-5-m
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FOR SALE

FOR SALE
Full Hooded Jersey cattle AMI
farming implements.
Heifers tfall calvcs).
Heifcrs lycarling calves).
Steers (ycarling calrcs}.
4-ycar-oId Hcifcrs Coming fresh,
first calD.
4-ycar-old Heifers Coming fresh.
second calf).
3. vcar-old Heifcrs coming fresh.
first calD.,
l 2-ycar-old Bull.
4-ycnr-old .Hu!I.
2-ycar old Heifcrs.
2-ycur-o!d Steers.
Farming implements.
Mccormick Mowers.
l Feed Gutter.
l Superior Grain Drill.
! Shovel Cultivator.
Feed Grinder
l Top Wagon.
l Hack.
] Coach.
Apply 10 Q. .. Williams. County
Farm. Roncy's Point tNau. Phone
13S-Y-P. W.
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For Sale

:. We offer the following property
for a few days at a price that Will
paw from s to 1879. The brick
dwelling of 6 rooms and bath at
l37 Sixteenth street. Garage for
8 cars.
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NEUTRALITY-SUSPICIOUS.

WAHT1p-Coal lands Of the No.
Pittsburgh vein, situated in Ohio or.
West Virginia: want to hear from far
mcrs or parties who own this coal; no
agents need write. P. o. Box at,
Wheeling. W. Va. nr2J-10t
WANT1D-Oil and gas leases In a good
oil-bearing country: any parties hav-
ing property Of this kind and want the
same developed may communicate with
Box ST., Wheeling, W. Va. mr29-1ot .
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d. D

sCHEEHIE-On Sunday. April 7. 1918.
AT 5:46 o'clock p. m, LOUIS
LINCOLN SCHEEHLE. at his home
100 North Fifth street. Martins Ferry.
Ohio. in his saith year.
Funeral notice hereafter.
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yesterday successfully re-cstablishcd
our former positions in -Aveluy wool
and resulted in the capture Ot'ovcr 1"0
prisoners and several machine guns.
Later in the day The enemy again
attacked our positions opposite Albert.
but was rcpuIscd, and another attack
attempted carly in the night south OF
Hcbutrrn" Was completely broken up
by our artillery fire.
by successful minor operation car
ricd ont by US carly this morning south
Of the river Snmm" VIC improved our
position and captured forty prisoners"
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GAuGHAN-On Saturday. April 3. 1918.
at Wheeling hospital. Mt 1880 O'Clock
a. H.. JOHN ". GACGHAN. in the Slst
year of his age.
Funeral from his former residence
ln51H Main street. on Tuesday. April
Q, 1915, mt $40 o'clock a. m. followed
by requiem high mass ut st. Joseph S
cathedral at . o'clock. Friends OF the
family invited to attend. 1ntermeht
at Mt. Calvary cemetery
TAYLoR-On Sunday. April Tth. 1919.
Mt $50 o'clock a. H.. at the nome OF
her daughter. Mrs. Waiter A. Bonltz
East End, Pittsburgh. Pcnna.. EMMA
HARDEN. wife Of the late Samuel O.
Taylor.
Services at the Mendcl Co. chapel III
chaplinc street. Tuesday afternoon :
o'clock. Friends invited. 1ntcrment
private. Greenwood cemetery.
GARDEN-On Sunday. April I. 1913 at
2 O'Clock p. M. at Ohio Valley General
hospital. NANCY LORESA. daughter
Of Rchccca {. Garden. in. the And year
Of her age
Fune1a notice hereafter.
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-Tatum & Caldwell
Room 4, City Bank Bldg.
s.r1 es4 National 6s4-x.
COUNTRY PLACE FOR SALE

Seven rooms: porches: cellar; gas:
out kitchen: poultry house: grape arhor:
fruit trees: cement walks and shrubbery.
This is g. farm house in fair condition
on macadantzed road Il mile from car
time In Elm Grove. Price 80 $4,000
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Fo1 11NT-A few good rooms on TOP
second and third floors OF the New
Intelligencer building 1904 and 1906 Mar
ket street. will be ready for occupancy
about. April /. Apply P. Boyd. care 10.
telligencer. 2A-Zb-tt
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BUSINESS OPPORTUNITIES

roe SALI-Frame house, 6 rooms and
- bath. including storeroom. corner lot.
1oS investment Inquire No. 900 South
Penn st. mr-30-30t
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FOR RENT

FOE HHMT-Kitchen. living room. bed
room. Private entrance. Bath. Loca-
ted on 14th street National 2o69-M.
Ap-6-i
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WANTED

wAMFXD-Three good agents to sci,
household necessities on the INSTALL
ment plan. Best Of goods and best OF
commissions. We pay weekly. G. r.
Adams Co., 11lo-1142 Main st. mr-12-tf
WANTED-Agcnts. Experience unncc-
cssary.. Have you friends: Men and
women wanted sell guaranteed raincoats..
Big advance profits. Wilson made 5000
in one month: Miss Jones $14c. Sample
outfit free. Quality Raincoat Co., 1o2-T
Fifth Ave- n. Y. ap-6-g
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POULTRY

FOR SLAE- S. c. w. leghorn eggs fot
Matching. Also some beautiful hens.
Mrs. F.. q. Willcrton, Bcllaire. R. D. No. =.
ap-3-60t
TROROUdHBRED Barred Rock. Cock
erels, 81 and S.. Eggs. ;l.6e for Is.
Stilwell Farm, Rayland. Ohio.
mr-19,aA
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WANTEO-EIeVator boy, must be o
WANTED-Male and Female

wANTED-Men, boys and girls for light
clean factory work Good wages.
Wheeling Can Co.. 47th & Eoff st.
ap-6-i
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FOR RENT-Furnished Rooms.

FOE HENT-Chssrful furnished room
with bath, In quiet nAghnorhood,
South Side, nsaf Ohio valley General
hospital II one or two gentlemen
viii address BOX 1000, care OF 1ntsl-
l1euee1, full particulars VIII be
oivau. ap-5-m
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FOR SALE-Automobiles.
CEMETERY WORK

CEMETERY WORK-Charlcs r. SenSe-
walt, East 29th St., National phone
1l17-Y. Wheeling, does tombstone clean
Ing and lettering. Get his prices first.
mr-16-70s
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WANTED-ndale Helm

wANTED-Men. Age II to 4s. Expert
cnce unnecessary. Travel make secret
s.reports salaries; expenses.
American Foreign. Agency, $50 ST. Louis.
ap-S-G
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LOST AND FOUND

Iosr-Gold chain with pendent and
rings. Liberal reward for return to
.hc JntclliEcncer office. ap-S-f
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FOR SAI.E-SEED POTATOES

FOR SALE-SEED POTATOES
TOR SALE-Choice early Ohio potatoes.
for seed, $500 per bushel. ". s. Hin
erman. Powhatan Point. Ohio. app
FOR SHLT-Choicc early Ohio seed
potatoes. Geo. H. Ncuhard. Elm Grove,
Bell phone 7113-R-4. mr30-3t
For Sale - Horses, Vehicles, Etc.
POE 6AIE-Fourteen head Of horses
end colts. W. E. Hervey, Martins Fer
ry. o. ap-5-i
FOR SALE-Household Goods.
YOR BALE-Household goods, all kinds
20 be sold at once. 1o0h 18th street.
ap-3-l
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MISCELLANEOUS

EXPERT upholstering work called for
and delivered. Modern Cpholstering
Co.. 1916 Jacob St. Feist Bros. Bell