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JOHN B. LARNER and VIM. n. BADEN,
Attorneys.

SUPREME COURT OF THE DISTRICT OF CO.
lumbia, Holding Probate Court--Nc. 24346,
Administration.-This is to give notice that the
subscriber. Of the District Of Columbia. has OBJ
tanned from the Probate Court of the Distrist
Of Columbia letters Of administration eta on
the estate Of George Fox, late Of the District Of
Columbia, deceased. All persons having claims
hibit the same. with the vouchers thereof, legal
" authenticated. to the subscriber. on or be-
wise they may by law be excluded from all
benefit Of said estate. Given under my hand
this Goth day Of February, 1918. TIE WASH
THOMAS BRADLEY, Vice President. Seal
Attest: WIN. CLARK TAYLOR, Deputy Register
Of Wills for the District of Columbia. Clerk Of
the Probate Court. fe23, mh2.0
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SUPREME COURT OF THE DISTRICT OF
Columbia. Holding Probate Court.--No. 24s76.
Administra tion.-This is to give notice that the
subscriber. Of the District Of Columbia. has OBJ
tanned from the Probate Court Of the District Of
Columbia letters Of administrators c. t. q. on
District of Columbia, deceased. All persons hav-
ing claims against the deceased are hereby
thereof. legally authenticated, to the subscriber
on e. before the 18th day Of February. AID.
from ali benefit Of said estate. Given under nv
hand this 18th day Of February. 1918. JACKSON
H. RAISTON, Evans building. (Seal.) Attest:
WIN. CLARK TAYLOR, Deputy Register Of
Wills for the District Of Columbia. CLERK Of the
Probate Court. fe16, 3,mh2
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TRUSTEES SALE OF VALUABLE TWO
STORY AND BASEMENT BRICK DWELL
n En- No,

TRUSTEES SALE OF VALUABLE TWO
STORY AND BASEMENT BRICK DWELL
ING, NO. 1902 18th STREET NORTH
WEST.
By virtue Of certain deed Of trust duly re-
the land records of the District Of Columbia,
and at the request Of the party secured thereby,
the undersigned surviving trustee will sell at
TUESDAY, THE FIFTH DAY OF MARCH,
AID. 1918, AT HALF-PAST FOUR O'CLOCK
Pm, the following described land and premises
situate In the District Of Columbia. and desig-
mated as and being lot SO. in C. T. Davis sub
division Of certain lots in square 1893. as the
same Is duly recorded in Book r. L. Hoxie,
page liz, Of the Office Of the surveyor of said
District.
Terms will be announced at time Of sale
A deposit of 500 required at time of sale. and
the purchaser allowed fifteen days to complete
sale. HENRY s. MATTHEWS,
fe21-d&ds, exSu&fe22 Surviving Trustee.
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LEGAL NOTICES.
GEORGE p. HOOVER and JOHN r
SHIELDS, Attorneys.

SUPREME COURT OF THE DISTRICT OF CO.
1umbia, Holding Probate Court-No. 24402.
Administration.-This is to give notice that the
subscriber. of the District Of Columbia, has OBJ
tanned from the Probate Court Of the District of
Columbia letters of administration on the estate
of Clarence W. Marshall, late Of the District
of Columbia, deceased. All persons having
claims against the deceased hereby warned
to exhibit the same, with the vouchers thereof,
legally authenticated, to the subscriber, or
before the 9th day of February, AID. 1919;
otherwise they may by law be excluded from all
benefit Of said estate. Given under my hand
MARSHALL. 1916 e st. ne. ,Seall Attest:
VIM. CLARK TAYLOR, Deputy Register of
Wills for the District of Columbia, Clerk of the
Probate Court mh2 BIG
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PROPOSALS.

OFFICE OF THE COMMISSIONERS, d. c.,
Washington, February q, 1915. Sealed pro-
posals will be received at the Office Of the Secre-
tary to the Board Of Commissioners, Room 500.
District Building, until O'Clock Pm. on April
8, 1918, for reconstructing wharf at old ferry
landing located on Water street between and
n streets. S.W. Forms Of Proposals. specincat-
lions, and necessary information may be obtained
from the Chief Clerk of the Engineer Depart
ment, Room 427. District Building. Washington.
D. e; LOUIS BK0WNLoW: JOHN g. D.
ers. D. g. mil 81, exSu
OFFICE OF THE COMMISSIONERS OF THE
DISTRICT OF COLOMBIA. Washington. D. c.,
Feb. %, 1918.-Sealed proposals will be received
at this of1ce until o'clock p. NJ. March 20.
1918. and then opened, for the disposal Of
garbage accommodating in the District of Column
bia for periods of three and i've years. respect
lively. beginning July 1. 1918. Blank form Of
Proposals. Specifications, and all necessary infor
nation may be obtained from the Chief Clerk of
the Engineer Department. Room AT, District
Building. LOUIS BROWNL0W, W. GWYNN
GARDINER, ]. J. LOVING, Acting. Commission
ers, ID. c. fe26-6t,e xSu
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FOR sALE-APARTMENTs

FINE INvESTMEST-APT. HOUSES, CON-
taininE apis. of rooms and bath each: rented
for $500 per year; always rented: building
sold for Ss2 900 fey years ago; well located;
NEW YORK REAL ESTATE BROKERS' 1909
APARTMENT BUILDING+12 APARTMENTS:
hot-water heat; gas: all private baths; paying
20 per cent on SIS 900; close in; need money at
once; no agents. Post Once Box 1913, WASH
3ngton. D. @. So
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2O3 COLORADO BLDG.

FARM AND SUBURBAN PROPERTIES, ONB
10 l. 600 acres for sale exchange.
McLACHLEN BANKING CORPORATION
n 432 (Real Estate Dept.) 10th and {; ~
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FOR SALE OR EXCHANGE.

ATTRACTIVE MODERN HOUSE AT SILVER
Spring. Md--S rooms, bath, furnace, electric
lights, porches, shade. garden. chicken run. b.
Q. PARSONS, owner, 915 18th st. NV. A.
ATTRACTIVE HOUSE IN GARRETT PARK;
six rooms and bath: hot-water heat; electric
lights; open IRE: large porches; three-quarters
acre: shaded lawns: garden; fruit; chicken run.
Address Box "A. Garrett Park. Nd Sc
Will TRADE TWO CLEAR LOTS IN WOOD
mont, Nd, for equity in small modern house In
city: would consider small investment property.
Address Box Sob. Star office.
FOR CITY PROPERTY, IN VILLAGE OF
Branchvilie, Nd, a. fine truck land all fenced
in; Groom ami. house: large barn; chicken
house, Courthouse, etc.; all kinds fruit and shade
trees; no agents. Address Box 132-A, Star Of
Gee. %
VIENNA, VA; HALF ACRE LAND. ON MAC
adam road: one square to two electric cars; six
room frame house. newly painted; blacksmith
shop etc.; well water: cost 8 $50; price,
e. $50; only $3.50 cash, balance arranged; con-
slider renting for SIS month or trade for good
COLONIAL BEACH. va; ouarter-aere corner
lot; best section and near boardwalk; 14-room
house: porches; fruit; excellent water; original
occupy it, hence, take s., $50: trust, 81 5O0
b1Lss: terms to suit; or will rent or trade
Col. 219 or address 1929 Delafield place NV
ePECIALTY OF REAL ESTATE, SALES AND
exchanges-LArge. active LIST Of residences,
business and suburban properties, apartmepte
building lots and farms. We have advantageous
A p. FOX COMPANY. 1911 b ct. NV.
Sales and Exchange Department.
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MILITARY AND CONVERSATIONAL FRENCH
taught by graduate University of ChicsSo. Mon
day and Thursday evenings, eight TO nine. in
class. $3.50 per month; private instruction. =
per month. Address Box 242-B. Star offce-
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THos. J. OWEN q SON. Auc11oNEERs.

Surviving Trustee. wilkins bldg.
fe22-d&ds.exSu
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6 ACRES OF EXCELLENT LYING LAND; 20
fruit trees, In bearing; some fencing; beautiful
building spot, fronting macadam road; also
county road. in Mont. Co.. Nd; miles north
terms or viii trade for good small city prop
erty. or Will rent, and tenant could raise many
potatoes, etc.; an ideal spot for recreation and
profit combined. Col. 27S. Address Boz 254-C.
Star office.
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TAKE LENS AND ARN|EH THERE'S
Continued from Page One)

Germans give up and zeebrgge their naval bases
the North Sea. !
Roucrs the important railway junction. with It's lines OF sIee
radiang the North Sea eastward to Ghen mas oen
by the Belgians and Hooglede the nor King Albert men
Rouer Ond Bges railway 10 the SCUM
Menin Courtrai seriously nlcnaced
France the capture OF Anentere ohgs
Lille department Of the Nord within STRIKING
and the evacuation places Dou the fortress
and al the territory between Arras anu Menn Vuay
the hands of the British. 49,.
To the south from Cambria to Quentin the German resist
ance is still strong the British American and french
on all the sectors which the carrying forward OF the
allied program vaany attacked and W1thood
smashed the Hrdenbug positions and materially advanced @
line Sequehart north of St. Quentin which the Germans III
conerattack recaptured from the British wednesday, again LAS
Field Marshal Hgs men, who are no" ou On e
rolling country eastward likewise are all the aheo oops
from st. Quentin northWard . ..:a.,.oo
Northwest Germans offering more
the French and the sectors which are
the eastern end of the Danes the western END OF "
already is dominated the French but General
nevertheless have Cocy and reached the Ae
and Ii Neuvette front OF more 'n
fifteen miles. !,
region north of SonnePy rnges of the Argonne
forest taking prisoners nng heavy casualties on the
The railroad function point of Chaenge short distance SCUM OF
Vouzeres has captured and here the French nave cope
their domination of the Are valley running north OF the
forest and only awaiting the arrival OF the Americans a
end of the the big wooded baon OUT OF ne
line Americans slowly approaching the
In their retreat Albania the Austro Hungaans
in ipt before the Italians burning towns and dePots pen
the LARGE numbers and quantities OF war mate
have been captured.
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11S LIVES
CONTINUED from Page one>

and five civilian employees were ON the
vessel.
Other vessels of the convoy. which. It
appears the TaInra had steamed ahead
OF. made thorough search OF the vicin-
ity after they felt the shock Of the e1-
plosion. but they failed to find a single
survivor. Two bodies in naval uniform
were picked up, but they had not been
identified up to the tim" Admiral Sims
latest dispatches were filed.
Captain Charles Satteree. formerly Of
the coast guard service. was the COM
those OF six other officers and 80 men
have been cabled TO the navy department
by Admiral Sims as included among
those missing from the Tampa 1t was
assumed that the names or the other
men would be sent rs soon as they could
be definitely aScertained.
Reports of the disaster which occur
red just a week ago. began to reach
Washington today as the result Of pri-
vate messages sent by the navy depart
Then the department mado the following
announcement:
1.-THE navy department has been in
formed Of the loss of the u. S. S. Tampa
with ali the officers and men on board on
September &c off the English coast in
the Bristol channel. The reports indi-
cate that this ship was sunk at night
by torpedo while engaged In escortnG
q convoy.
1T is reported by other vessels Of the
convoy that the Tampa for some I'M
known reason had gone we'll ahead OF the
convoy and that about S:45 p. IL the
shock OF an explosion was felt
The vessel which conducted the search
in the vicinity found large quaint titles Of
wreckaea and one OF tho Tampa's life
belts. Two bodies i'll naval uniform. but
otherwise unidentified. were found.
The u. S. S. Tampa wus a former
coast Srtard cutter and was in command
Of Captain G.. Satterlce. OF the coast
guard. Her complement consisted OF ten
officers and Zoe enlisted men. and it Is
reported that She had on board also one
British officer and five civilian en-
ploTe&
The Tampa was n vessel OF ISL tons
displacement and when in tho coast
guard service CARR Ell n crew of eight Of
flccrS and SO mon. She was built at
Newport News. Va. in 1912, and assign
cd to the Atlantis coast with hcadQuar-
tors at Key West. Florida
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WITH TIE FRENCH FORCES IN
TRANCE, Get. 3, (2:l5 p. In-)-tEy the
Associated PreSs) Gouraua 5
troops crowned their successful canl-
paign in the Champagne last night ny
taking Challerange and advancing to
the southern edge Of the village of Mou-
ron, Tho latter town is IN front OF the
western exit from the Grandprc gap.
Further Gest Gouraud's men also took
the crest OF the valley height called
Croix des Soudans from where they
command tho valley of the Aisue north
ward.
The successes Of the French coincide
with fresh outbreaks OF fire in the VII
lagos occupied by tho Gerriaus' IN TIE
north toward VouNers. Aviators re-
port that Se1nide and Mont Saint Martin
and even towns further to the north are
In flames.
In taking Challerauge and the heights
Of Croix des Soudans, Gcuraud's troops
have accomplished another remarkable
feat Of arms There Is probably moth
Ing moro formidable In the Rtndeneur3
Inc anywhere than the defences which
che Gcr-uars had raised here to defend
their access to the region commanding
tho valley Of the hire and GFanapEe.
After breaking through lines OF
trenches and barbcd wire five miles
dccp. General GourIud attacked this
position and carried i: against Rein
forced troops that counter-attacked him
three times in vain
The possession of Chauerange apd
Croix des Soudans by the French seri-
ously compromises the position Of what
ever Ge-.r-r troops remain in the for
est OF Argouno and in the region north
O. Orfeuil.
No longer is there IN outlet to tho
west from the Argonne region open 70
the enemy. and the American advance
along the eastern edge of the forest v1r-
tua1ly closes the eastern exit from tie
Grandpre gap. The. only railroad line
available to the troops in tho wooded
region north Of Orfruil is now under
the fire Ct French guns.
vouzieres iG directly threatened by
the latest advance.
In the center of long battle line
Geucsal Berthelots troops have advanc-
cd within close reach Of the forest Of
Briraout and have captured Louvre.
This encourages the hope that the city
of Rheims viii soon be entirely freed
from the fire Of German artillery.
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LIBERTY LOAN
(couttrued Prom Page One.)

rG925o persons have bought bonds in
New England and IS communities have
oversubscribcd.
From Raleigh. y. c.. tonight came
tho story of little blind girl. mill
worker, who subscribed for 4 500 bond.
In Caddo. parish of Louisiana, which
includes the city Of Shreveport. ncEro
farmer. David ItaincS subscribed SlO0.-
200 which nc had received from oil pros
pectorS> on his farm. This represents
his entire bank account.
When n United States merchantmen
entered the port Of Norfolk, Va Today
f. Il. Fallen Of the shipping boards d.
vision Of operations organized sales
crew and gathered subscriptions Tor
SIo.25O bonds from III men and officers.
ON receipt Of this news Chairman Hur-
Icy Of the shipping board ordered Or
ranization Of similar clnTaSSlng ciuhs
ut all ports. Rear Admiral Cove. IN
charge OF the Nays loan campaign. an
nounccd toniEh. that naval officers ana
men had subscribed moro than 'a.-
0nn0n
The st. Louis district tel"Eraphed
headquarters to-day that with onc-thlrd
If it's quota subscribed 1897 persons
in COS Of the 3T3 counties OF he dis
trict had taken bonds. EaGht counties
III Arkansas and two each III h"hluehy
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BELGIANS
Continued from Page one.)

most directly Meth Of Roulers), as we'll
as the road between Eooglede aild
Eoulers. a vtolcn: counter attack west
Of Roulers completely failed
'Yesterday Belgian armored car
passed through tho German lines and
penetrated Roulcrs, despite a violent
Gcrman fire. It returned through the
German positions and reached our lines
ION the notheru front few prisoners
were taken In minor operations"
LONDON, Oct. 3.-Belgian forces on
Wednesday improved their PORTIONS at
various points, according to the official
statement issued from Belgian head
quarters last night. General Plumers
army has captu-ed Gheluwe. near Meuin,
and Lcbizet, just north Of Ar7ncntieres.
PARIS, Oct. 5.-Gencral Plu1ner's
army, fighting on the Be,g ian front, is
rerortcd to be two miles from Turcotng.
Dispatches from the front state that
Menln and Roulers arc burning and that
the Anglo-Bclgtan thrust continues IN
tho direction Of Courtrai, where the
great road to Client opens. -.
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and Mississippi have Como over the top.
Southern Illinois has subscT1ncu 80 per
cent Of its quota.
from San Francisco tonight came
this message: .,.-
"Rrports from al parts OF tho as
+-,ct reflect n more intense canvass thAn
thor, has been in any previous loans
Tho number Of subscriptions is 4 s'Fik-
ing feature" ~
The American consul atsN"w CaSu"'
Australia, reported in letter dated ,N",
gust 6 that Americans there already h"o
subscribed S5.n00000.
Dallas. Texas, raised IS per cent OF
its quota in two hours, according I" 4
report to headquarters TO-DAY. BAY
county, Michigan. which includes hay
CITY. went IS per cent over It's quota
ON voluntary subscriptions alone
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from Stcrbai to tho Metal bridge, ana
several heights
Tho Austro-Hungarian forces arc re-
treating rapidly and are burning fner
depots. Tho italians are approaching
Bcrat They have captured q number
Of prisoners and large quantity 81
war material.
The text Of the communication iol-
lows:
In Albania, Tuosda!, our troops began
nm energetic advance In the sector be-
tween the sea and osuol. In the rapid
advance, overcoming the resistance OF
cnemy parties, our columns occupied IN
the evening the village Of Fieria. the line
of tho Bemeat from 5tarhast to the
Metal bridge, and tho heights between
Jauica and Buvalica, and those at ziton'
to tho left of Osum.
We arc approaching Bera+. Tho enemy
Is retreating rapidly IN an attempt 10
avoid pursuit and Is setting fire to his
depots. we have taken prisoners and
q large quantity of material
VIENNA, VIA London, Oct 3.-Aus-
TRAN troops have been withdrawn from
Alhania, the war office announces. Be-
rat has been taken by the allies.
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PUBLIC SALE.
PuhlIc Auction.

Public Anction-
Twill sell AT public auction on the
Premises nj Tradclphia on Tuesday.
october Slh' n, y. m. my parcel OF
ground r9.N2@5 feet. with two story.
SLATE roof frame building. OF rooms:
summer kitchen and pantry. ccEl"nted
cellar. fine we'll of water Win pump IN
fruit trees. finds Of grapes. berries.
etc. Lar=" yard with nice shade trees
Terms If Sale: Seven hundred dollars
cash balance fifteen dollars per month:
MARY A. CRACRAFT.
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GLIDING Fcrrcttc. Cnutavun and Ninkrl.
already have hr III sent Ia I;avaria. some
of III" villagers have ESCAPED ACROSS t!!c
SWISS frontier.
Fear of disorder Is rampant lhrouEh-
out AiSace- Lorraine not only among TIC
civilians but also among tho mlllthr?
FORCES Food is scarce and little fuel IS
'availahl:-
Thc German authorities in AiSnce1
lorraine the Democratic adds. are a. raln
of a general uprising i'll those provinces
when tho allies cruSs In" frontier.
PARIS. oct. 3.-'rhc German c:nsor nj
Berlin permits the German press ="
urint ARTICLES dwelling on the prnptpIc
situation OF Germany in thu c.tSe that
Austria shniAd be- fUr,cd 10 lay down
her arms under PRESSURE. hrrordinE u
adyiccS reaching Paris. II ~ d"cilr'u
that if Aust ria Hungary should give IN,
bavaria might follow her example.
PARIS, Oct. 3.-Thc German situation
on the western front Is grave inc
Frankfort XcitunE admits. adding tha'
tho German front is gradually cFah'-
bling. ,. 49,.
.~rhc allied plan OF attack, II addS.
lis being carried out IN an en-: Nn' VI,
nary manner. 1t is AN awful Str;iin on
our front. TIL. situation on the MeuS',
where the American attacks are JUST
beginning. is extremely critical iar'
OF tho Chrmin dos DANES ar" 10 u" ElFfI'
up and the whole German front Is Erau
ually rr,mbinE away under th2 a'''eu
attacks .
discussed openly in Ecrlin. according |"
advicr& reaching here. CONCERNING A.
Lorraine. IN" German a,En H''I i
mnnd makes the suggestion that II u:
nrutraliZcd and Joined TO l.nN"tnburS'
;hvs making Il hufccr state between
Franco and Germany.
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LOST AND FOUND

LoST-Ectwccn Warwond and ClaysviiIc'
Pa. Ivy way Of National road. Il olack
hand bag with name John II. kIrley on
same. Liberal reward. Call 2jt-R War
wood or address j. Il. kirlcy, l03 "lh 81,
Warwnud. ". VA. o-3-l
LoST-Small black package containing
Il black GcUrgcti" waist. between IN"
Y. W. G. a.. p"$tnffcc and Market Aud!-
forum. Return to 1888 liOff street.
OF
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the region north Of Sonlme-Py. Break
Ing the enemy resistance We captured
Blanc Mont crest and Medeah farm,
five kilometres northwest Of Sonlme-Sy.
prisoners to the number Of $500
were taken today"
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INCREASING DEATH
RATE OF INFLUENZA
OVER The COUNTRY

WASHINGTON. Oct. 3.-Eurth"r
spread OF Spanish Influenza over the
country and in army camps. with an
increasing death rat". was lndic;i"d
today IN reports received by the public
health Scrvic" and at tho office Of the
surISrOu-gcncral Of tho army.
New cases developing in many camps
tntnl"d l2.0hi. with reports lacking
from C,arIps sherman. bhin; Taylor.
Kentucky. and Jackson. South Carolina.
where the disras" has reached cpl
cr,nic proportions. This total was a
decrease over that Of yesterday.
TIL" total number Of infl"nza cases
reported in camps since III" epidemic
begun September 49, il ll3.I3I. Pnru-
mnnin cases total S.5I5 and deaths
@.4-G.
Physicians were ordered today In re-
pnrt Ia n number "f cities which have
mo, previously b""I included in the OPP
rrltinuS of the Srrvir" against influ-
"n2a. Th"S" places included Wilm'nG-
ton. Il,l where fly" ':"ctorS We're S"nt:
Chester, Pa. and II"pcw"ll. VA my
Slr;aaS also liav" been sent 10 BcthlG-
hem. I'a. Wilmington. y. C.. Bath. Nc.
and F'i"rrncr. Ala Many curses also
have been sent to various cities and
others are being m"biliGrd for duty.
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FOR SALE

FOR SALE-Thoroughb Chester
White pigs. $1,000 each. Ross Stilweil
Rayland. Ohio: o-o-oDt
FOE SALE-Two ton White dump
trucks and one s ton Packard dump
truck. On steady job. Will be sold g
immediate buyers. Telephone Wig 29N
or call at 22ll Main st. s--6-
FOR SALE-l9lT Chummy roadster: at
less than u price. Cost $500 last
December. Five new tires. Goud rea,
son for selling. Also one three speed
indian Motorcycle. Cheap. West Alex
andcr Garage. s-.o-r
SAVE $3.50.
Mast soil late Model G-clyindcr-T pas
scuCcr Studebaker in excellent repair:
must be seen TO be appreciated. VIII
take Wheeling hill on high easSy: VIII
demonstrate. The. chance OF life time
FOR $495. Address $3.50 Saved. this
paper. O-lI
PoR SALE-Chcvrolct touring car. GOOD
condition. good tires. new Willard
Arttcry. Call Wheeling 1926 or Woods
dale 1i5-R.> OIL
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WANTfU-Agents

wANTED-Threc good agents to sell
household necessities on the INSTALL
ment PLAN. Best of goods and best o.
commissions. We pay weekly. Z. F.
Adams Co.. 1li0-1I42 Main ST tnr-l2-tt