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The Wheeling intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1903-1961, 1918-11-14

fering from Spanish influenza, will be
glad to learn that she Is recovering.
r. c. Toland has returned to Harris
willie after visit IN this city
Forrest Mellott continues quite Ill OF
the Spanish influenza at the city hos
pital.
Misses Violet and Anna Steel OF Me.
Clninsville. spent Yesterday IN this city
visiting with relatives and friends.
Mrs. John Weekly, Of Stcwartsvillc
was visiting with friends in this city
yesterday.
Mrs. James Maloncy. who has been
seriously III of the Spanish influenza
at her home on Gravel Hill. is improv-
Ing.
Miss Winifred 'Crnwtcy ia recovering
after being confined to her homo for the
past week, suffering from the Spanish
influenza.
A luncheon will he served ut noon to-
day to the workers taking part In the
United War work campaign for funds.
Mr.. and Mrs. Lawrence De Long re-
turned home yesterday from Barnes
Vile, where they attended the FUNERAL
Of Mrs. Albert McClain.
Mrs. James Dcitenbcrg. who has been
quite Ill. Is recovering.
Mrs. George Pyle and daughter. Miss
Margaret. returned home yesterday
from Gloustcr. Ohio. where they have
been visiting.
VIM. Piper has returned TO Steuben-
yille after visit in this city.
The young son of Mr.. and Mrs. Harry
Deevers is Ill at their home.
Miss Ellen Dixon is home from Pitts
burgh, where she has been spending two
weeks visiting with friends.
Miss Margaret Roger. Of near Woods
field, was g visitor in town yesterday.
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Allied Troops Greeted
AS Clients Liberators

CLIENT. Monday. Nov. 11.-Citizens
of Client without distinction as to ma
tionnl!ty. have greeted the allied troops
as lberators. They relate the same
stories of mnrtyrdom that are current
IN the city delivered from the Germans.
They were astounded at the ouickness
of the relief brought to them and arc
unable to believe that they are really
freed from the hateful Teutonic yoke.
Deputy Ansule, acting burgomaster,
who was thrice arrested by the Ger
mans. told the correspondent today that
the food situation here Is not desper-
ate, but 1t is serious enough. There is
wheat. bacon and lard FOR three weeks.
but there Is no rice. condensed milk OF
soap. The city's greatest need Is for
brown paper with which to temporarily
replace the thousands OF windows
smashed during the recent fighting In
the smaller houses around the city.
Client suffered no other serious dam
age. Robinson Smith, representative OF
the Belgian Relief Commission. arrived
today md Is organizing measures to
assist the people
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Machine Window Glass
Monopoly Is Affirmed

PITTSBURGH. Nov 13-Practical
monopoles for manufacture OF window
glass cylinders by machinery were given
the window Glass Machine company and
the American Window Glass company.
in an opinion handed down this after
noon BY Judge W. II. S. Thomson in
federal court. The concerns were plain
TINS In the celebrated window glass suit
filed in United States district court here
In June 1914.
Thirteen patents were involved in the
suit Of which three were held invalid.
but the basic patents owned and con-
trolled by the plaintiffs were sustained
Ascending to the opinion. the CONSOLE
dated Window Glass company. the Penn
sylvarIa Glass company and the Kane
Glass company. defendants in the suit
infringed on the plaintiffs patents for
machine manufacture Of window glass.
Judge Thompsons opinion contained So
pages and is the result Of four years 1T
simultaneously with the flins OF the
opinion, three additional suits were
fled this afternoon In the United States
court by the plaintiffs against the Con-
solidatcd Window Glass company. the
Pittsburgh. Window Glass company and
the Smcthport Glass company. The new
suits contain allegations similar 10 th"so
in 1914
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M {:
RIGHT AWAY
Kentucky Lady Says Two Bottles
of Cardui Surprised Her by
Acting So Quickly.

Relief, Ky.--Mrs. Sarah NJ. Hill, OF
this place, writes: Il can't praise Car
dui too much. for It is wonderful
medicine for women.
Eight years ago ! began to feel
rot quite so we'll as usual. was
no, able to do anything. 1t seemed
like Twas dwindling away. and kept
getting more puny every day. I was
weak and pale and could not stand on
MY feet long :. had no doctor, bu:
knew BY my feeling that had
womanly weakness.
After | decided to try Cardui l
bought one bottle. II seemed as II the
very first few doses began to help ME.
II was surprised that anything could
begin to act so quickly. But 1t helped
me right away. know 1t did. because
began Immediately to get strong.
After l finished that first bottle
bought another. When | had finished
that second bottle l was all right.
did not need third bottle. l kept
tight on getting stronger until l was
IS strong as ever, and / have kept So
Now am as we'll and as strong
and as able to do my work as ever
was in my life"
Try Cardut today.
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BELMONT

Mr.. and Mrs Hollis Moore and Mr..
and Mrs. Stanley Moore and son visited
of r. J. I1ntchcr's Sunday.
now home near Hunter one day last
wrnk
Harvey Hntcher was at Belmont Mon
dRy afternoon.
Crawford PortcrncId was n caller at
Centcrrillc ono evening last week.
Miss Ellis was 4 caller in this vicinity
Inst Friday.
Alta Hatcher and brother Clarence
visited al Margaret Kemps' last Tues
day.
Mfr. Albert Ault was a cnllcr Mt Doug
las Hatchcr's Friday evening.
John White WIS n caller ut Belmont
Saturday.
Mrs. I,ura Medley and Mrs. Louise
Gnttcn visited nj Morgan Gattcn"s Sun
day,
Missra 1.nttlc md hry Wilson OF Hun
ter. were. callers in this vicinity one dny
last week.
James Mcfarland and Addison Hoi-
linRsworth were callers in this vicinity
Sunday.
Mrs Carrie Hatcher and son Is rIrit-
ing her uncle, William Jarrct this week.
Herman Girts spent Sunday afternoon
ut Haiti" Pricc's.-
Mr.. SGynorc Gntton and son Dennis
were at Belmont Monday.
Henley Mcfarland was caller ut
George kcnip'S Monday.
Several from this vicinity attended
church a, Mt Horob Sunday evening.
-BUY WAR SAVINGS STAMPS
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Personal.

The Kings business class Of the Re-
formed church have postponed their
meeting which WAS to have been held
last evening until next Wednesday
evening.
Miss Anna Carroll left yesterday for
a txn weeks visit at Charleston. w. Va.
Itr and Mrs. Vim. Bailey. of Sisters
willie. arc visiting In tn" city.
Mrs. Patrick Crawley. and daughter.
Miss Margaret, left yesterday for Pitts
hurgh 70 attend tho funeral Of Joseph
Foley.
Mr.. and Mrs. George Myers are the
parents of 4 son.
]. Marshall Is quito I'll at his home
on Guernsey street.
Mrs. John Champion is recovering
from an illness.
The Second Presbyterian church held
It's mid-week prayer service last even
inK.
Miss Boss Church Is i'll at her home
on Crescent street.
Mrs. T. Tannehill is confined to her
home on Trumbuil street Ill. 49,
Friends Of Mrs. Frank FouSt. why
has been Ill at her home ut Scffs, SUR
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DANGER after SPANISH
INFLUENZA OR GRIPPE
How il Can Be Avoided and Treated. Simple Rules 10 Be
Followed. No Occasion for Panic

ed Iron takes hold from the first
dose. Results are seen and felt;
strength returns. food digests, appe-
tite picks up, sleep is resttnl, there
Is a color In the cheeks and spar
kle to the eye that only blood
charged with iron and phosphates
can give.
It IS the duty Of everyone who has
had Spanish Influenza. Grippe or
hard cold to build up their system
with natures tonic, Phosphated Iron.
II sure IS health protection. Safety
first. The results will repay you
many times. Give yourself a show.
Special notice: To insure doctors
and their patients getting the genu'
inc Phosphated Iron we have put IN
capsules. DO not take pills or tab
let's. Insist on capsules.
C. Fl. Griest 6; Co., Druggists and
leading druggists everywhere.
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.NART|NSFERRY
FLU BAN LII TED;
ON AGAIN TODAY
BOARD OF HEALTH RAISEs H1'
BUT FEDERAL AuTHoRIT1Gs
TAKE A HAND.
Twenty Now Cases Reported Yesterday
Epidemic Not overSother Mafsaa
Ferry News.

Martins Ferry citizens VIII h""ht''
with wonder this morning. FIRST the
FLU" han has been lifted. and thcn INC
federal authorities take II hand. ana '-''
ban is again placed over the CITY.
At a Meeting OF the board Of heaI'h
or Martins Ferry last evening. tpe nan
which has been In force for the past
three weeks, prohibiting church S"r'
yjcrq. schools and thenters from beihs
open was lifted. and Martins Ferry cltl-
zcns brcathcd sigh Of relief. Every
thing looked as II business was Holhe
tu he resumed rs before.
But lu. the federal authorities take
hand, and the han IL again In force. the
same az before. and tho city police nave
orders to rigtdly enforce the law.
DR.. w. G. Woodwork. acting assistant
surgeon, l.. s. Public Health Service
has hccn in the city for several days
handling the situation at the Y. o. o.
mines. and il was at his order tho han
- again In force. heretofore thr pubic
has been condcmnIng the health hoard
on the action taken. but now stcrner
measures are 10 be observed.
DR. Woodwork has been accomplish
ing wonders at the Y. &; o. mines. ana
his visit 10 the Martins Ferry district
has hcer OF great benefit. He hns the
epidemic now under control mt that
place When the most cases were being
reported. Dr. Wordsworth commander
ed school house and converted It mo
a hospital. and now has twenty-five pa
ticnts under care. He has been person.
ally conducting the cases.
There were twenty-five cases report
cd to the city health board yesterday,
and although this Is not alarming. the
epidemic Is far from over. unless tho
most stringest measures arc carried out.
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J, Il, Harris KILLED.

Joseph r. Harris. former empioye at
the Yorkvillc mill and resident Of this
city. was officially reported killed yes-
,rrday A telegram WAS received by his
sister. Mrs Charles Palmer. Of Indiana
street, stating that hr was killed In nc
tion october 9Th. Harris was attached
to the second division nS n machine gun
operator, hc received his training In this
lInc nj Camp Gettysburg, and wns scnt
tn Franco January Sth. He was injured
June 81. while In tho front line trenches.
and wns seven weeks recovering In the
hnsc hospital. after fully recovering
from his injuries ne wns again sent 10
thu front and has been in nctive Strvlc"
up until tho time nf his death. The
deceased WAS ai years Of age and mad"
his home with his sister on Indiana
street
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Mrs. Elinor .Cunlcy. Of Point Pleasant.
is visiting friends here for a few days.
Miss Margaret Corners continues &c
riously i'll ut her hom" on Fourth and
Logan streets.
The small child of II. H. Lutes has
recovered after n severe illness.
Isaac Black Is able to he about again
after brief illness.
Mr.. and Mrs. n. H. Tarr have rc-
turned. home after brief visit with
their daughter Mt Pittsburgh.
Little Ellsworth Conner continues Ill
at his home on Fourth street.
Many people rt Inc local towns spent
last evening In this city.
Charles Weiss. nf Wheeling. WAS n
business visitor here Yesterday.
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Influenza Dangerous ut Florence.

One hundred ana ihrty-siX cases OF
Influenza have been reported al the
FIurcncc mines north uf the city ycstcr
day morning. fifteen Of these cases have
developed. and were located In two
buildings. they were later removed to
the emergency hospital. Tho two nurses
from tho state health department arr
certainly having their hands full. car
Ing for the sick. Four sisters Of tho
ST. Mary's church OF this city are Civ
Ing their services to aid In stamping OUT
the disease Or. Wnodworth announced
TINT i've was receiving the hcartiest CO.
operation. from the surrounding ricini-
~ and that the worst would probably be
over in q few days.
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Will Provide Jobs for
The Gas Defense Men

NEW YORK. Nov. 13.--1n ant'cipa-
ton OF government orders for IN" de-
mobilization Of 1000 highly paid WORK
ers In the United States gas detenSe
rant at Long Island City. the manage
ment announced today that employees
would bc given an opportunity to OBJ
tain positions elsewhere before they are
dismissed from their present jobs.
Men and women In the plant earn
from $40 to ssh week and tho COM
many has Offered them assistance IN get
ting placed in other lines OF manufac-
ture.
The mana cement has obtained the CO.
operation OF 1nn employers in the VI
entity. who have sent reports to the
factory to intcrrogate employees seek
ing work md in addition has provided
the workers with questionnaires 10 be
filled out with statements OF their in
dustrial quail fcations. AN a means OF
classifying them for future employ
ment
-RUY/WAR SAVINGS STAMPS
----------------
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Mccormick Funeral.

Funeral services over Mrs. katherine
Mccormick. widow OF Martin Mcrnr-
mick. who passed away at the North
Wheeling hospital. were held yesterday
morning at II o'clock in the undertake
ing purinr OF Frank Schroeder. The
Rev. Father Garrett. of the st. Joscphs
cathedral. was In charge. 1ntermcnt
was made In the Mount Calvary cemc-
terry.
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Ral1ain CiftAanH

A meeting Of the citizens Of Bellaire
will be held this afternoon at 1880
o'clock TO consider the FLU" situation
now existing, and 1t Is thought that
regard to the ban. 4 report of the
meeting will be submitted To- council by
the committee. which is composed Of
Messrs. II. s. McGregor. John w. Jones.
Paul V. Waddel. John Flynn. W. B. Mel
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McMECHEN
Must tSop Celebrating.

Tnasmuch as tho people OF this city
have had all the enjoyment over tho
thrilling news. and there has been soy
cral paradrs. il is time 10 settle down.
Several cases Of influenza have devel-
oped and arc in n critical condition.
and can not stand the noise. All con-
greHntinE must stop Mt once.
(SIgncd) MAYOR BAYLES.
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Cook, Wash, Sew and Clean
House by Wire
Electrical Appliance Co.,
slo7 Belmont st., Be1lairo o.
81 12sh 1t, wheeling, ". Va.
Coroner Probing Case.

Coroner John R. Wyatt was busy yes
terday probing the case OF John Poor
man. we'll known printer. who died ut
tho city hospital from wound alleged
70 hay. been inflicted by a foreigner
Monday night. Up TO last night th\
identity Of the foreigner had not been
established BY the police. who are still
working on tho case.
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SHADYSIDE

The Boy Scouts will meet Friday eve
ming nj I o'clock at the Christian church.
Every scout Is urged to be present.
Mres Albert Alum Of Lincoln avenue.
spent yesterday with Wheeling friends
Mrs. G. L. kashner OF Cleveland. -
visiting her daughter. Mrs. II. P. Bryan
Of North Lincoln n venue. Another
daughter. Mrs. James Davis Of Elm
Grove, will accompany Mrs '.kachnsr
home next week.
Newell Kinemund. son Of Mt and Mrs.
Kincmund Of North Central avenue. Is
at homo on a short furlough. He en-
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wall Rnown Rerident Dies.

Charles II. Thompson, VOL Known res
idrnt Of this city passed away Mt h!s
n.cInck Yesterday morning OF pneumonia
contracted from tho I influenza. MI.
Thompson Ind been sick but a short
while. having taken the disease. Tursduy;
Tho deceased was So years or age aaI
years. He was n member Of tn. kntsn I .
Of T'ythias and Odd Follows lodges. lie
was also Il member Of the NJ. F.. church
OF this city. He leaves to mourn niS
death. n widow and two daughters. Mis-;
Ruth nj homo and Mrs. NJ. Hughes. ~
Wheeling. Funeral arrangements arl
Incomplete
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Three Now Cases.

Three new cases of Spanish influenza
were reported In this city yesterday by
the health officer. There Is not tho
slightest possibility Of the FLU" han
being lifted this week. The doctors
md health officers arc doing every
thing in their power tn check this cpl
dcr1ic.
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Rrdrnport Briefs

Ralph E. Johns. Of Toledo. was visit
ing friends In this city yesterday. He is
on his way TO New Martinsrillc.
A. N. wilkins. Of Lntferty, was visit
ing friends in Kirkwood yesterday.
Charles Nindshmer is confined to his
homo with illness.
Alec Cunningham. OF this citJA was at
St. Clairsville on business yesterday.
Mr. and Mrs. r. C. Bolon. of Now
Athens, are visiting kirkwood friends.
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.poornnnn xnneral Frtday.

Tho funeral Of John Poornan. who
died Tuesday at the city hospital as the
result Of a bullet wound believed to have
been fired by a foreigner following an
argument will take place Friday after
noon. Services will be conducted at tho
family homo at Shadysidc by Rev. -.
r. Smith pastor of the First NJ. Fls
church Intermcnt will be in Rose Hui
cemetery.
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Police court,

The celebration held Monday is prob
ably the reason for their being so few
arrests made. However, n number were
picked up last evening IN helpless
state. 1t was not known whether or not
they were still celebrating. nevertheless
they will DO permitted to explain their
actions before Mayor Junkins at the
morning session Of police court.
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War Fund Canipai1n

The McMcchcn War Fund drive he
gan Tuesdny with scores Of workers on
the Job. Now that things have settled
down, everyone should boost the War
Fund campaign. as tho quota is not
less than s2.nG0 and everyone must do
their part In this campaign.
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Children Love Candy Cascarets

Careful mothers know that Ca.carcts in the
home mean less sickness, less trouble, less worry
less cost. When one of the Riddles has white
tongue, ieyerish breath, sour stomach or cold,
Cascarc, quickly and harmles,ly works" the poi.
,o,< f,on, ,he liver and bowel, and all i, well again.
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Mary Nick Dies.

Mrs. Mary Nick. age thirty-one years.
Of Coo Dewey street. passed away at tn,
North Wheeling hospital yesterday
morning Mt u. H., after undergoing I'm
operation. Mrs. Nick WAS born in AUS.
trIn-Hungnry. lntcrm"nt will take
plncc at Rivrrvicw ccmtery. Other ar
rnnGcmrnts arc Incomplete. She lcRrra
to mourn her death a husband. George
Nick
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ternent will be made in the Davis GENE
terry on Winding Hill.
Held Business Meeting.

The officers Of the Womans Homo
Missionary Society Of the First NJ. E.
church held a meeting last evening at
the home of Mrs. Charles Lancaster. on
North Franklin street. A few business
matters were discussed during the even
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CHILEAN CABINET OUT.

SANTIAGO. Chile. Tuesday. Nov. -.
Tho Chilean minister resigned today.
(Only July s the resignation of the
Chilean cabinet was submitted 10 the
president. but two days later II was re-
ported that tho minister had consented
to remain In officc.)
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The remains of the late Mrs. Elnor
Hesse. who passed away Monday at her
short illness contracted from the influ-
enza. wero laid to rest at 2 o'clock yes
terday afternoon. in the Weeks cemc-
terry. Rev W. W. Long had charge Of
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Tunani Hold

Tho remains OF the late Mrs. r. j.
Morton. who passed away Sunday morn
ing nj tho local hospital following 4
short illness. was laid 10 resi- yesterday
afternoon nj u'clnCk. Rrr. +. l.,
Shift Of The First ". Is church con.
Mace nj. tho Rivervicw Cemetery.
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nrs. Hatter Entertained.

Last evening at her home on Trun-
bull street Miss Alice Hatter enter
tained a number Of her friends. A very
pleasant evening was spent in enjoying
various diversions and refreshments
were served.
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A meeting Of Bellatre Council No. 81.
r. and 8. NJ. was hold last evening
in the Masonic hall. During tho even
Ing q number Of important business
matters were trapsncted.
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Lady n6aeeabees VIII Meet,

On next Monday evening the Lady
Maccabees will hold meeting in the
o. U. A. II. hall. AS this Is to be 3
very important meeting. all members
are requested to be present.
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VIII AnnAal Caaa.

Officer John Strobe. suspended from
tho police force recently by Chief or
Police Malone. will appeal for q hearing
70 the civil service commission. Strobe
IS alleged to have threatened otficer
Dunfeo by pointing a gun at him.
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Slu1Her at EefTe.

A Lansing foreigner who was struck
Monday evening with beer bottle and
thought TO be in serious condition.
states that he IS minus largo sum OF
money and a check amounting to $500.
The local banks were notified and thus
stopped any payment on tho check. He
states that his assailant was Il colorcd
man and Gavn other description. which
will be Of much value to the local police
force in their search for him.
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plnnka&t Funeral.

The funeral Of George Plunkctt. who
died at a Columbus hospital. will take
place Friday afternoon from tho home
OF his parents on Pinch Run. Services
will be conducted by Rev. Deem. and I'm
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Civil War yetorau Dead,

Charles Wesley Perry. a Civil war vet
Gran passed away yesterday morning nt
1880 o'clock. at, his home, in n"lleirn
Mr. Perry h%d been Te res St oil OF ms
cent Gently G moved to o. nciiaireS Ills DEAN
was due to drops*. He leaves to mourn
his death. widow and ono son and
three brothers. The deceased was q
civil war. He will be laid TO rest FRI
day afternoon At . o'clock. The ser
vices will b" In charge nf tho Il. 4. II.
and Mother Mckinley Relief corps.
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Reece & CluIo
no. IL South 4th st.
MARTINS TERRY, OHIO.
war Ghost Csmpnian On,

The War Ghost campaign was launch
cd in this city yesterday by lady can
vnsSrrs. they stated that people werc
giving generously In the cause. TIL"
men cnnvasscrS Will start their cam
pR!En this morning.
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HOMES AT GREAT
SACRIFICE PRICES.

No. 9405. Six room house, modern
lot 30xl01, one square on
car line. .............. 1900
No. 1867, Six room house. gas
water. electric light. on
car line. lot 30x72. ..... $4,000
No. 970s. Six room. new modern
house good location. lot
5ox100. one square or car
line ................... 1850
J.
No. 1000, Eight rooms. frnme
house. good cellar, heater.
good well water. marble
mantle. overlooking city,
onr and one half acres OF
land .................. sa1oo
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Bnlser Child Dead.

The small son of Mr.. and Mrs. Luther
Balssr passed away Tuesday evening at
his home on Grant street. after n brief
Illness. Funeral services incomplete.