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The Wheeling intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1903-1961, 1919-04-16
World Faces Lumber
Famine, Says Simmons

CHICAGO. April 15.-RoEer Z. Sim
mons. who was sent to Russia In 1917
as n member Of United States govern
ment commission 10 study the lumber
situation in the war devastated coun-
tries and who was taken prisoner by the
Bolshevik government and at ono time
sentenced to be shot. told thr legislative
commission investigating high prices or
building material that the world was
facing a lumber famine.
Prices Of lumber he said. were cor
tain to rise in the next few years because
Of the unprecedented demand which
would come from the reconstruction or
the var-strickcn regions Of Europe. The
major portion of this lumber. he said.
would have to be supplied by the Cnlted
States and Canada
Canada already has received or
dor from tho British government for
one billion feet of lumber. while this
country has received orders for ono mil
lion feet Of oak from England nnd II
shiploads OF lumber from Italy.
Mr.. Simmons said Russia. which. be-
fore the var. exported 81 per cent OF the
worlds lumber supply, would not be- in
n position to cut lumber until five years
after the government had been stabil-
lied and order restored. Austria and
other countries which exported lumber
before the war. arc in similar posi-
ticn. ne said. so that the present bur-
den in supplying this commodity would
have to ba borne by this country and
Canada
Replying,to question regarding tho fu-
! ture Of Boishevisn in Russia. MT. Sim
mons said:
"Rolshcvism is like n scourEc which
must run its course. ! believe cvcHtu-
ally It will fail because Of its brutal in
Justice and immortality. II is tho great
est menace to real democracy that the
world has ever seen"
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In III" big parade last week there was
4 Surruw!n;; mother looking for her son.
While she G;Hed at the field Of steel
helmets she hardly saw them in the
search Of her hcart--thc little boy who
she said had brcn kidnapped from her.
Since last Sept embcr she has not seen
her four-yvar old. and she has b"cn
searching. searching ever since.
| have thought of this question many
many rtm"s--wherc the parents separate
or arc divorced. ;lnd tho consequent
everlasting fight for tho child.
in view Of the StatiStician's T"port
, tina; nut Of every nine marriages there
is a divorce, the problem i $ pathetic 10
say the least.
Scarcely q day goes by hut that the
pu bile press has some sad story Of cruel
torment over the loss Of q child by its
mother.
Since the world began the one thing
that will not down and which no laws
OF man can break is mother love.
We have the example Of the recent
case where the woman shot her husband.
and because mothcr-love played its DIX
part before jury Of men the woman
went free.
Women have suffered everything In
order 10 retain their children. ! know
mothers who have for years borne tho
abuse OF british husbands for the one
fear of losing the ch!idren-wornrn who
would bc glad to 40 out and work LOT
their living and finance their families
us wcil rs foster them for fear that
they would suffer tho loss OF their little
ones BIZ some strategy or otherwise.
It takes the wisdom of Solomon to
settle the question in every case. Yet
II seems TO me that there is one funda-
mental principle that can be laid down
and which might end the controversy.
It is this: That in CASE of separation
the law might definitely determine that
where the mother is not an improper
guardian she shall have complete
charge OF her child during its school
goInX period.
Just as we can mako compulsory
statutes to keep children in school until
they are fourteen to sixteen years or
age we eau see to it that they be kept
with their mothers and are sure or
mother love~durinG those tcnder'years.
would mako 1t constitute a-c1me for
The Wheeling intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1903-1961, 1919-04-16
Phone Girls Demand 4. -
Assurances Before
Submitting Scale

BOSTON, April l5--Joseph T. tn
multy. secretary to Prch;dent Wilson
sent A telegram to Miss julia S. OCon
nor, president Of the Telephone Oper
ators' Dcpu rtment. tonight proposing
that the striking operators In New Eng
lnnd submit their wage scale In William
r. Driver. Ir.. general manager N tho
New lGnglnnd Telcphon" and Telegraph
Company.
Miss O'Connor. in q reply, said TINT
tho operators would submit their scale
10 Mr.. Driver. provided they were given
thr assurance Of the federal govern
mcnt that he had bee ngiVen full power
10 settle wage scales. retroactive To DC
ccmbcr Al. the date upon which IN"
wage agreement between tho company
md the operators expired.
Replying late today to telegram
sent by Governor Coolidge yesterday.
urging tho post master general 10 inter-
vcntion to end the strike. Mr.. Rur'cson
wirrd that every step possible was
taken" to avoid the strike: that tho
operators had walked out "without any
ra,Isn existing" and that the operating
officials OF the companies had heen di-
rooted TO take every sttp to restore the
service" ~ Rt7sNs1a
William r Driver Jr- general man
ngcr Of the New England Com anE' IN
statement tonight asserted that some
Of the strikers had returned 10 work
and that the MANAGEMENT was under
taking the work Of developing com
potent operating force
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SIDE TALKS
BY RuTH CAMERON
A CONTRAST.


Recently had occasion 10 visit one or
The finest and most luIurous hospitals
in this country
The lobby Of this hospital is like the
lobby Of a beautiful hotel. Chinese rugs.
shaded lights, an open fire. library
table pleasantly cfuttcred with DOORS
and magazines. deep cushioned arm
chairs. make a charming living room out
OF it.
The patients rooms. except for the
height Of the beds and The perfectly nare
floors, might be- the rooms in some moo-
ern hotel. The furniture is painted III
the daintiest Of colors. at the WINDOWS
are well chosen cretanne harglnss. inc
same crctonnn is repeated in the snane
of the little bed light and the cusnions
Of the big arm chair whlcn s'ai,us Wy
Inc open fireplace or by tho windo"
whose Wide pane frames a picture OF
sunny river.
On the floor m which visited there
were eight patients. The floT lorcc
consists of four nurses and head nurse
Besides these. three of the eight patients
maintained their own special nurses:
This, said to myself. Is surely SICK
ness de luxe.
All Tho Misery Of q battlefield
For certain reasons l was Obliged to
spend an hour in the lobby and 70 Pc
guile the time I picked up one or inc
books from the table. 1t was SNORT
tale % the war.--I read it through ono
cha pter pictured n battle field after inc
battle had passed on. II vlvidIy oe
scrjbed the misery and wrrtcheoncSs ana
desolaiion and hclplessness and agony
and courage and patenc" OF 'noSe
wounded men. One sentence told no"
after passing through such scenes AS
these the men came TO realize the IN
cidental character Of human lie ana
suffering
And here I sat in costly monument
~ The exact opposite-lhe supreme value
nf human life. The supreme effort 10
cushion and lessen tho slightest human
suffering.
What n contrast.
; A Contrast Not In Character But In
Circumstances.
No. 7 am no, going 10 say thai II IS
yronr for ;1s 10 do all we cnn 70 lessen
the suffering OF those we love. Hardy
Nor that there was an essential dffer-
ence in character between those VINO
! Law in the soft white beds and those
vho Inv on the hattlctields.. On tn'
contrary. il the patents in the hoSptthl
had been on the Held Of battle I think
the majority would have acted AZ moe ST
men did. And il the men who were SOL
dlers had been instead Inmpercd pa
TENTS in O rich mans hospital. the ma
ioritv would probably have accepted thn
nam perinp and been ready for more.
And that's the marvellous thing aoout
I, all. We bear what We have 10. We
rise to the demands Of our circumstanc
es M wonder Christ said what ne aio
about the Needles Eye.
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| Mac Corkle in Appeal
| For The Victory Loan

FARM NT. w, Va. April 15:-"1t
would be A. shame and a disgrace be-
yond words to express. If America
should fell to carry through the great
work she undertook in this war to sue
ccssful conclusion by failing to respond
fully in this great Victory Liberty
Loan" declared Ex-Governor William A.
MacCorkle here tonight in an address in
behalf Of the loan. He recitcd the great
accomplishments Of our troops IN tie
struggle against the menace OF m11itar-
ism and pleaded that those over here
live up to the full. measure ~ rcs2on-
slhility as did those who fought and
died "ovcr there"
A spring thunderstorm Of urlu sual ae-
verify. coming Just ut the hour for Mac
Cork1es address made his audience some
what smaller than had been anticipated.
Ex-Governor MacCorkle. who is state
cha irrnan for the campaign will speak in
NorEantown tomorrow night.
The Wheeling intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1903-1961, 1919-04-16
Require Year to Place
Poland. Upon Its Feel

WASHINGTON. April l5.-Nthough
conditions IN eastern Poland have been
improved by relief shipments from tho
United States, il will take r. year to pur
Poland back on its feet the American
Red Cross WITS informed to-day in Il
cable gram from Vernon Kellogg, n
member OF the United States food ad-
ntnistration. Mr.. Kellogg recently corr
plctcd an investigation Of health and
food conditions in eastern Poland
''Poland's problem is fur from being
solved" Mr.. Kellogg cablcd the Red
Cross. There are at least 5.N09, 600
people scattered over 10000 square
miles who are worse OF than were the
Bclgians, because they have been with
out any help whatsoever for four years.
These people arc absolutely dependent
upon the allies for food. clothing. hos
pltal supplies and medicines. and 1 be-
lievc the allies have no more important
duty than to hasten all available assist
erce."
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|E.y',E EVER NHING s 81

200 new Cabinet Chambers, zoe each.
OHEIHALF dozen Collapsib.e Eaby
BuEgies, $500 each.
NEW Garden Tools at cost.
10 OId-Style Sewing Machines IN good
condition, $3.50 each
Drop-Head Sewing Machines, $40 each;
2 dozen Revolving Office Chairs. : o
each.
LARGE assortment of Gas and Electric
Chandeliers
Upright Piano. $500.
CLOSET Bowls Sinks. Office Desks
Miscellaneous Furniture. Clocks.
WE HAVE 100 single white enan.el
beds, springs and mattresses complete;
at $3.50 each; IS oak wash STANDS, ID
rood condition at $500 each.
one large gas restaurant range
ONE physicians operating table IN
good condition.
100 opera chairs. sl.o0 each.
ONE lot OF crooks at &c.
leo revolving stools, $40 per dozen
ALSO a large line Of new and second
hand tools and machinery and automo'
bile supplies
lna1 Anp 1855 MARET STRKET.
Fplephouo 3013-S.
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SMALL FIRE :' ~:
At THE HAZEL
ATLAS PLAN 7

Firn was discovered on the second
floor OF the Hazel-Atlas Glass factory
at o:30 this morning and was eStin-
,uisbcd at 3 A. M. At an early hour
The cause OF the fire could not be ascer-
tained. The blaze was found 10 be on
The second floor OF the new section OF
the plant in which is located the presses;
Srbe or. department made the usual
Quick run to the scene and succeeded in
getting the, flames, under control at once:
Sly pieces were out and two lines OF
hose were soon hoisted TO the SECOND
use. Chemical apparatus proved very
effective in extinEuishinG the fire.,
Chief Pose was the FIRST to arrive at
the plant md directed the operations
iiof the FIRE. fighters. The-loss Is about
$500.
The Wheeling intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1903-1961, 1919-04-16
WOMEN BOLSHEVISTS
CREATE DISTURBANCE

LONDON. April Is. (By Tho Ae7ooi-
ated Press)-ThPrc was M unusunl
scene in tho house Of commons tonight
During a discussion Of II labor motion
on pensions two women In tho Ftrangcrs
gallery began shouting: You hr" muir
derers You hive not settled tho Inst
EaF. You are leading tho people and tho
workers. TO another war"
They were Immediately hustled out HI
attendants Then third woman aitircd
IN n long white cloak. in tn" Same gal
lcrM slowly arose md exclaimed: We
was, Tho Soviet"
This woman left quietly on the re-
quest OF The attendants.
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Automobile Workers
Make Wage Demands

TOLEDO. O.. April 15.-The manage
mcnt of the Willys-Ovcrland company
here IS considering union wage demands
that, II granted. wouu mean an addi-
tional expense OF more than st.ooo,0O0 a
year. An increase Of 10 cents an hour
IL demanded for 72.00n employees Thu
demands OF tho union were presented
recently. The mon ask the end OF piece
work, n vcrk or nve working days.
ciEh, hours n day. four hours on Sat
uriay md double time for overtime.
Conferences between employees and
the company are in prnRress. The
aut onobilo company recently announced
profit sharing policy with Gle first
distribution during the present month
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rvEUr1oHs OF The DAY.

A large Chicago motion picture thea
tire is equipped with loud speaking teie-
phones, trnnsmittcrs being distributed
so that the manager IN his office can
hear patrons comments on pictures
shown.
A sand sprinkling device for slippery
streets. which can be attached to street
sweeping machines. has been invented
by a Californian.
Japan plans TO install an exchange
thxt will receive wireless telephone calls
from ships nj sea and connect the call
CTS with land lines.
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ON BANKRUPTCY.

United States OF America. Northern Dis
trIct Of West Virginia. IS:
In tho United States District Court IN
and for said District.
In tho matter OF Anna VI. SchcnK.
BANKRUPT No. SIS, IN Bankruptcy. Petit
ton for Discharge.
To the Honorable Aston .. Dayton.
Judge Of the District Court OF the
United States for tine Northern Dis
trici OF West Virginia:
Anna NJ. Schenk. of Wheeling. in the
County NJ Ohio. ard Stale Of West Viz
cjnia- In said District. respectfully rep
rcscnts that on the 9th day of Eorcm-
her last ncs; she was duly adjudscd 4
bankrupt under the acts Of Congress re-
lating 10 bonkruptc y: that sh" has duly
surrendered all her property and right
Of property. and has fully complied with
all the requirements of said acts and or
orders Of the court touching her bank
ruptcy.
Wherefore she p7ays that she may hc
dccrccd by the Cour; To have full dis
charge from NIL debts prnvablr against
her estate under said bankrupt acts.
except such debts rs are excepted by
law from such discharge.
Dated this 4th day OF April. \. ID. l2ls'
ANNA NJ StcEENK.
Bankrupt.
By s, e. Smith. her Attorney.
Order Of Notice Thereon.
Northern District Of West Virginia IS:
On this Tth day IF April. y. d. 1912.
on reading the foregoing petition: il is
Ordered by the Court that hearing
be- had upon tho same on the Sth day or
May. 4. D., 1919. before said Court at
Wheeling, in said district. at ten o'clock
in the forenoon; and that notice thereof
be published in tho Wheeling lntclliEcn-
GER q newspaper printed In said DiStrict.
and that ali known creditors and other
persons in interest may appeal" ut the
said time and place ard show cause, II
any they have. why the prayer OF the
said petition should not be granted. ~
And il is further ordered by the Court:
that the clerk shall send b. mail TO all
known creditors copies OF said petition
and this order addressed to them at
their places or residence az stated.
Witness tho Honorable Aston G.. Day
ton. Judge OF the said Court, and the
seal thereof at Wheeling in sHld dis
trict. on the 7th day OF April. A. D.,
1919.
Attest:
A. r. JARRETT. Clerk.
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pa~ IN JAPAN

WASHINGTON. April S - The state
Department was advised formally today
70 plans OF vfscount Ishii. the Japanese
ambassador to the United Stat"S 10
leave here next month for TOXIC. At the
Japanese embassy it was stated that the
cnc~s with his government.
State department attaches wer~ In
formed several weeks ago OF Niscount
Ishfs plans and II was stated today
that recent international developments
were not a factor.
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Steubenville Blocks
Traction Fare Increase

Special Dispatch TO Tho Intellirencer.
.sTEUBENVTLIE, Ohio. April Is
Tho city Of Steubenvflle has blocked the
intended fare Increase on the Wheeling
traction company lines hero. City So
1fcitor williams has secured from the
Interstate Commerce Commission at
Washtngton.a hearing. and this forces at
least a thirty day postponcment OF the
new rates. Tho prcss here has bitterly
aesaEled thepropcsed increases.
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EX-GERMAN LINER
NOW u. S. TRANSPORT

NEW YORK. April 15.-The steam
ship CaIfao, formerly the North German
Lloyd liner Sierra Cordoba, arrived hero
today from the canal zone, where she
has been undergoing repairs to enter the
American transport service. The Callao
WAS in Peruvian waters when that coun-
try broke of diplomatic relations with
Germany. and the vessel was seized. She
was operated for a time by the Peruri-
ans and then turned over to the United
statea government. She registers S.226
tons gross and was built In 1912.
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BRAIN TESTS
BY SAM LLOYD.
Ten Minutes to Answer This.

ITO, 80,
Find in each Of the following SEN
fences the name Of a Great Britain
town
If he continues to look SO grave send
for the doctor.
When we offered them aid. stones
were thrown at us
The fox forded the stream and turned
around to grin at the dogs.
Steeples, bells. hills and dells were
the features OF that little Scotch town
I was confined to my bed for days
after reaching England.
It IS not always possible for one to
be bright on n moments notice. so the
conversation Jagged.
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ANSWER TO NO. So.

The two circle design Is drawn with
continuous line by following dlrec-
lions
Take a piece Of paper and fold cor
ner, as A in diagram. Then describe
the small circle and continue line upon
flooded corner. as indicated by dotteo
line. Passing from folded corner, inc
larger circle is drawn around until IL
meet, e-dee OF folded corner. Then turn
hack folded corner and complete large
circle. The design of two circles, one
within the other, is thus drawn by q
continuous line.
Copyright. 1919. by Sam Loyd.)
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Edmouds-On Monday. April ~. 1873.
All 400 o'clock a m. at Atlantic City,
JOHN p. EDMONDS.
Services from tho residence of W. B.
Gundling. AIS North Front street.
Thursday morning $3.50 o'clock In
tcrmcnt in Mt. Calvary cemetery.
please omit fowcrs.) e..
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III DIED.

wnSoH-On Wednesday. April 18TH.
at 2 o'clock a M at her home at NO.
Virginia street. HANNAH MAHSH.
wife Of William Wilson, in her S6tn
year.
Funeral notice hereafter. .
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TOR REHT.
SECOND FLOOR RooMS CSNvTT-
rE:1T-r FOR DWELLINGS or OYF1CHS.
q YocgES AT 1coo MhGE STNHET-9dc
p yoords ut e. TEETH STREET, 4S
. EoCnlS AT rs TENTH STREET. 4S
| TrE TETTE STREET RoCnGS ALL
HEwLY P1NSHED.
JAMES L. EAwLBY,
1o6S1a Main Street
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Masonic
Funeral Notice

MEMBERS OF OHIO LODGE, no. l.,
A. T. 8 A. N.
A special communication Of OHIO
Lodge No. j, Will be held In tho lodge
rooms on Wednesday, April le, 1919, at
go o'clock p. M, for tho purpose Of
attending tho funeral Of our deceased
Brother, Il. c. WILLIAMS, Members
Of sister lodges are invited to attend
transportation Furnished. BY order Of
CLINTON RuRLE, ". IL
J. ". BOWMAN, Sec'y.
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HAaLE-On Tuesday. April Is, 1919. at
500 o'clock q M. at his nome NO.
9O9 Main street. GEORGE Q. EAGLE-
The remains will lay in state at the
Scottish Rite Cathedral THURSDAY
from to S and from to 10 o'clock
y. ~ Services will be held at the St
Matthew's T. Z. church Friday morn.
ing NJ 1890. Intcrrncnt Greenwood
cemetery. .#:
pURToN-At Cleveland. O.. Sunday.
April 18th. 1919. ut 1880 o'clock p. m.
at his residence 1852 T. 18th street:
COURTNEY BURTON. husband OF
Sarita oglcbay Burton.
Funeral Wednesday afternoon at 2:ah
o'clock. lntcrmcnt Lake View come
terry.
HhSER-On Monday. April 18th. 1919.
ri a." o'clock y. m. ALFRED ,.
MASER -.
Funeral services Ak the residence Of his
father. William 4. Mascr. AS Snutn
Penn street. "Wednesday afternoon
o'clock. Friends OF the family are IN
vlted 10 attend. Intcrmcnt private
Rock Hill cemetery.
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WANTED-Male

wANTED-Dtscharg soldiers can earn
big money. No experience. Mrs. Ne,
Bailey. McLurc Hotel. Room %.
ap-l6-i q.
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FOR SALE-Automobiles

POE sAITOne Maxwell truck in good
mechanical condition. Wheeling
Building Material Company. phone No.
IL Wheeling. ap-16-i"-
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Divorces and the Children

l;v SOPHIE IRENE Loeb
Wold)
Strongest Thing in the World Is Mother Love
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WANTED Female
WANTED-houses and Apis.

wANTED-Newly married couple wants
two excellent furnished rooms in
house or apartment. City or Island pre-
ferrcd. References exchanged. Write
Anxious" care Intclligencer. ap-16-k
wAHTED-By Nay 1st, furntShsd
house. Phone woodsda1e 1901. -.
ap-15-f
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wANTED-6 laborers. Wheeling Build
Ing Material Co.. Peninsula ap-15+f
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FOR SALE-Csed Overland touring car.
in good running order. newly painted.
Inquire Sprague Printing Co., Bridge
port. Ohio. ap-16-i
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WANTED-Boy 10 work at night in
composing room Apply to Foreman:
IntelliEencer after 500 p. m. ap-9-1
WAHTED-Dccorato and glassware.
high class work Steady position.
Good wages. Apply in person or by let
ter 10 Jefferson Co.. Follansbee ". Va
ap-7-l
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MISCELLANEOUS
PATENTS 5;,9f: 5ss ssss::
n n - 80 - Cd. Parent k.19
.rat!en.Srk Utk3sE..n booklet troA
II. DuBI.AP. RHnsrt LagYe@
National Exchange Bank EoGdi1S
WbASltfH W W.
FOR RE"G

FOR RENT
FOR EKET-Niccly furnished rooms
modern convenicnccs. in business CEN
ter or city. Inquire End floor Intelligent
Ger Bldg. Ja-l3-t
FOR EEHT-One large light front room
End floor. Market street, steam heat,
suitable for one or two gentlemen. will
rent furnished or unfinished. Inquire
End floor IntelliGencer BLDG. ta-13-tf
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FOR SALE

FOfS 6A1AG-~oVI OF SIIIbIC IIetI IICSS dIIU
wagon. Enquire 81 Alley Is. ap-1s-i
FOR SALE-Stock OF notions. books.
music and musical instruments. and
store room for rent Desirable location.
modern brick building. opposite new
postoffice. Pan Handle Abstract Com
pany Room No. 7. City Hall. Wellsburg.
West Virginia ap-14-l5-17..
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FOR SALE-Used motorcycle and side
cars. all makes. Just overhanled,
from $50 up. Open evenings, easy pay
ments. Wheeling Cycle Co. 1910 Mar.
ket st. mr~zl-lmo
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Ed1nonds-On Monday. J

Funeral notice hereafter.