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The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1919-05-12
u. S. Sea Flight Planes
Ready for 12OO-Mile Jump

I mander Read. % the Nca. make a
nonstop flight from Chatham to Tire.
passcy. 40 as 10 arrive in time for
the getaway.
Weather conditions In midocean
arr rough. according 90 latest re
ports. There il n northw~-teriy
wind. Rain u expected along this
coast tomorrow.
In preparation for the long air trip
from here TO the Axorca--t 200 miles
mechanics are equipped TO repair
motors while f1ying. and even to
change propciicrs In the air IL ncccs
sary,
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1919-05-12
Women's Union Suits at $500

Women's "Munsing" Union Suits, white
only; beautifully finished. every suit cut
by hand. assuring proper fit. Low neck,
half low neck. short or no sleeves.
SIZE ~. 10 AND rs AT 500
SIZES 20. t.. ~ AND 10 At s..5
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1919-05-12
Mems Worsted Union
Suits $500

Suits. natural color. with long or short
sleeves. ankle length.
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1919-05-12

Fairy Rompers made of plain
bingham: collar, belt and sleeves
trimmed in white; 95c.
--Playtime Rompers-pink and blue
checked tops-lower part. collar and
cuffs in plain colors; priced $1.5O.S
White Barred Dimity Rompers
with collars and cuffs of colored pop
lin with touches of hand work down
the front--nice enough to wear a
calling; $3.50.
--Romper Suits-smart in appear
ance; plain colored chambray; tops
of dimity, daintily embroidered, at
$3.50.
CoND FLOOR
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1919-05-12

Practical Bingham Creepers-pink
and blue checks; neck and sleeves
finished with braid: 75c.
--Creepers of plain pink and blue
gingham, edged with white, priced
at $50.
---Creepers. full cut-made of white
madras, trimmed in pink or blue:
easy to launder: priced at $1.5O.
Little Crepe Creepers-as pretty
as can be-plain colors and candy
stripes in all the dainty shades
piped in white; $50.
Other Creepers of dimity, priced
to $685..
BABY SHOP
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1919-05-12
Mems Union Suits $500

"Munning'' fine-rlbbed Cotton Union
suits. white and ecru color. with long
or short sleeves. knee. three-duarter and
ankle length. Regular. stout and tall
sizes.
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"Munsing" Union Suits at $1.5O
Women's Vests and Pants

"Munsing" medium-weight Underwear.
Vests with or without sleeves Pants knee
and ankle length. Sizes "a TO 3s, at
Si.00; sizes 40. A and 46. at Sl.15.
The Wheeling intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1903-1961, 1919-01-27
OBITUARY
STATE ARCHIVIST
AND HISTORIAN
DIED SATURDAY

Wilson NJ! Fnulk. stat" arrhlrl&' and
historian. died n a hospital in Charles
ton. carly Saturday morning. following
a major operation which Ii" unG"rw"U,
during The r"rrrurl 81 tn" week. The de-
ceased MAS D. years old and had served
as a-Chi"isi and historian sine" 0ri. l..
lai7. his appointment having been APP
proved hr The stat" S"uat" only i""
hours before his death. Hir. F"ulk IS
survived 10y his w.d"w. on" daughter.
Miss Virginia and two sons Thomas
Foulk. prnn,u",., local attorney and Fri"
Fnu!k. nf Lancaster y. Y.
rh" G"rras'i WIS u nativ" "f Green
castle. IA. In, had been a. resident Of
West Virginia sine" 1871. during which
period hr WAS prominently connected
with school, work H. was Sup"rInt end
Ont nr III" nuhlic schools n Piedmont.
from ism % lah3 ard held 'hC sain" r0-
Sit'on IN Huntington from l9hJ :" 1915.
Funeral services w"r" conducted sun
day afternoon at four o'clock IN tn"
Gates apartments. Charleston. following
which tn" body was taken - Fort De-
post Md wh"r" intcrm"nt Will ak"
plnc" today. Tho r'lih"HrNrS will he
G"nrc" s. l.aidlcy. Arthur i. Thompson.
Samuel e. CarEill. Thomas. Gates, !. w.
W"!r and Harry F'louruoy. all nr Charles
'Cn. Arthur !. Thompson accompanied
rho funeral party - Maryland rs tho
>Ts1' lal representative of Governor John
J. Tornw"I and tho other state officials.
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jj-53 The SUB
Continued from Page Oue)

w.. N.i.irH; Slms. :3uf such :. rAIl
49, i..,% 4 II. y: Queenstown. bul that
- ":lStn h:,.i beer, =, mystery.
M.ny wounded mon on RATS or III the
water pi.:t,i"d with IN" Germans 10 be
;r';.a aboard as lhcy had 10 food or
water or chunc.' -: ilfc :! left 20 their
ia;. hut Franz t"Id them H. had room
:"r :rn NOR" and cast them adr:t,.
Aru.Il. r ard Fuller make no complaint
a. th.,:r treatment ah"ar ri tho Suhinar ne
a!l.ci. WA, UPWARD bound from Nicl Tor
III. American coast on her second trip
anal winch continued into IN" gulf
stream on III" outlook for allied ship
pjugS First news q; IL" hr!niStlcc came
ny RADIO with Ia" m"SSlr" "cngas" man
~! war pnl;. This merchant war is
"ud"d'
The Americans were told by IN" Ger
n:.:. ":It,.rS that TINS was IN" :,r>l acs
a.. .Iir ny go. ','u":.'..
go. .i.-r l.. however. tho U-152 en-
c"tiur"r"d and sank tn" Norwegian bark
StiiiuG"r Of; tn. NV t'ruu,Ilnud coast.
i,nrIn@ til" crew III tu"ir boats l.uUU
tm:!"s from land.
Two days ial"r au uuartucd ship was
:ir"d a. i,u; I cruiser or destroyer drove
III L Aua; under and dropr"d d"ulh
ho,niS Several du"!s with armed SHIPS
uc,u:r"ri later. the results II which the
prisoners dad NO. learn. and on October
:" cam. 4 rad" order all submarines
.'":uru ia N!,l." winch wa "hcycd.
Il waS mot until November II that the
Ills. reached tn. North SEA mine bar
rag" through which 1t PASSED on the
surface Til" following day Captain
Franz announced that IN" ar?nistic" had
i'o.u signed and HI" var WAS over.
An hanrlS S,.ru,d pleased" thr report
lad
raar nt.;FQ, IN IN" Snas"rn'k IN" U-13
NJ. encountered .,rd ia" story "i tn"
linking - tIr. .Iar,h Jones W1& heard.
Tin. las; 7. ;.rr: FROM tn" / 50 vas tha;
sh. was h,.;,,!".! !"r :sw,di>h At'"rS to
:ut.ri; rather tiran return 10 Germany.
only i"'i al tho eighty "t IN" CO" OF
IN. i'-!I. y"t"d :" intern. captain
Franz :h-r -! "ut saying h" did not
knrW- whrr.. they would arrl"". IN S~"-
d"n. n.Eluark ."r k!'l. l'ut added ih'
w"u!i reeve. his protection at all hax-
ards.
III. i,i.. reached !t,.I November L..
and :ui ~, N:;!. * Q'h'r submarines
F...~., j.. ,!u. ltir,lt"r ship. Tn. Americans
vet. r"r:ulr;.ri :" =. .h"r" and were
.;i...i, good 'r.-:r5r u..n' IT All tl:n"s. ON
,..r- au,! ~ y h.Hh -a!d 10y w"!lld do
..:...r.-iIifi:, l,"s >ih.. L. i."Ip III" Ain"ri-
,;,u- rag. :; i;,rIiIni rn,Iu'r!. hE: FINELY
he. c;..n:.n >.,ri"r~ C"mmltt"" which
was in cnar... "f all ships 1T ki"l told
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CENTRISTS LEADING
IN COBLENZ REGION

Ky Tho t>snCIai"d Press.
WITH TiIE. AMERICAN ARMY o.
Jan. 2j.--NntinE i"r dr'.
...at.S 10 ihr Prus$ian NATIONAL assem-
hly took place tnda" in tn" region &C.
rirpi.i 10y III" Americans. There was
II" di"orh"r and II" Indications ct 30;
SIIryik Influence.
II WAS jus; ON" week sing" tho r'rc.
sion Of delegates to the German na;i"n"l
assembly. and t"dny's results w'r" sIn'-
liar. Tnc. inClIr.tiOus are that II" OIL
r.nrrisr. Ut Christian Peoples party. Is
IradiI," This - easily accounted Log
hy III" s!rnn. support Of tn" church II
lh,. Ebin"Iand. although. IN" So"iAl I'sh-
,rralir PARTY a'." has pnll"h heavily.
E"3or:& from III" interior concerning
!n.. sn!ir.. pr,iS:;!an r"l" indicate tl:a-
,h..r.. - a possibility OF IN" Majority
SoriaIiS,s receiving a majority IN INC
rrus sian assembly.
Thu, instructions TO III" American
frnnps today w"r" identical =" those 81
lasi SUNDAY They w"r" ordrrrn |" IL
merely oniool;"rs and prevent d'Sor'cF'
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.,.,,...,,.,
''r"'i iiH'i<N are "'!u' az ,h,,',..
Hh' "'l' '"'hN5. r.,,.,.,s
;ak"'! l"-''h''- TN w IT,
~ .N"'"'" '"' II ,,,,.,,,i,.r nr
E''shr. = ,'"'i'H VI, ,,,..,., ,u,i ,n,.
'''"H'' - lin ,..,r..,-,,. ,,T
~'''' ''''E' 1900. ,..,l thor
81. '"Sa''''t 80 ara, ,,I I,,r..,
''..'i'S 80 .''' -, ,,.,..r ,~.cs
'"'''' w '""''' 49,, ..,,. 49,.
"a 1"t l'.''N''- ihk'H i"|''' -
~ S"hit":''' 81 ~, N''.',
Il" glory 81 rh'' might i"r'o,' =,
In" g""djN franz" az man = ''U' w.
as."nlhl'h: "F COUNTRIES h''f"S,
''IiS. ant IN" '&r"a' E'"'" IS"
merely '"mh'Ha' IN 49,. atoms ''"' 'i,''''
T." u san ,v"n with III f'.''7'' "'N''"-
u,'m'~ "i man p 'n|' n'l:' '"'!' .
And il: ~ th'' i""'E - 10, ''~"''
ti;" combination 80 .h'."'h'''''''
ellis. tn ihnG W. go. H'''',' ="
H.. SUMMING IN - - great ''''' VI
!ir!l" thoughts. '!""dS ana h'"''S'
Watch In" ~'ull'i"" 'h>nl"h'hS Il h'-
ri'lr r.ir" H." dos not >lrlh' u OF Nv .
.,lnSl" blow. |; j. work ~ ''i"' ana
&C rnr"mir'3u& Htt"n'i"n :" III" S'i'''''S'
d.;ail<
=, docs IN" cary. "ui hi own r"r''
likeness. In III" all H"H"r'"ni '"~ .i'''~N
OF "ilAEN'TEU l;FllL'lN'' 'N''H'"''"
counts. "i'h"" Ger "'a. ar Tor "'"'
rh" ijrht"~' BIZ" ,f"' ~" >'HI i'i"T
:l""S Il" ;.l"r' "f m1Ih'' dos N"n"th'h|
toward helping ar numbering IN" '"'Hri'-
ron -; his design
y dror &c r"rfum"ry = matter q,
~ cr"If consequence. and ~ = VII
SiE,.'';"m th.. atmosphere "t IarE' room
\ dead fly = cunt" insignificant. ana
yot :, VIII cause III" sw""t"sf ointment
20 smell badly.
Lie III" dead :'y. Tx" IN" drop "F n"r-
|umsry. H." smallest a. "r Thought mas
It's ;Hflu"nr" upon uS. In our III" 'h"T"
aro no trIfl"S. EN"rrth'n& has IT'S I'M
2oriancH an1 should hr taken seriously.
Til, Successful husi!v'sS man Will tell
YOU that his prosperity * owing I" the
fac: that h. attends carefully :" th''
The Wheeling intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1903-1961, 1919-01-27
Distillery TO Become
Big Vinegar Factory

Sn.cial pi.pairh t" TIL" lnt"'iic'n'cr'
NNRTINSEtEG. W. Va. Jan. D.
During rhc. past few days Mar'lnSh"rs
wos visited by II Representative" 81 NJ
American DiStill"ry ASSOCIATION r"if
tiv,, IN transforming II" iah'nS "'S
;illnrv here into = monster r0ln SS"r"S'
and vinegar plant. Nhcn N"S'
CiEia wont dr." IN 1919. III" "'"''N
rar,,irr al liquor ceased. ana nv" ,''".
~" country is {" :" DRY inc p,""t
will l,r Idle within III" NEXT year UNI
some. firm takes II oyer.
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Leah Margaret Salter.

Leah Margaret. III" lG-ycar old daugh-
ter nf Mr.. and Mrs. y. W. SaItrr. Of the
Dallas pike. died saturday. lar. 25th at
lh:;5 n. IN. following Il weeks illness
{" pi'ural pneumonia. Tn" deceased VAS
born Soy. s. 100 n; West Finley. Pa
hut; had ben resident Of Ohio county
most "f her life. BESIDES her parents
sh" is survived hy tw" brothers. Ralph
and W"ndr"rh. ~ home: and SIX sisters.
Mre, Harry Miller and Mrs. Louis Miller.
Of Warrrn. Ohio; Mrs. Ehun" Christ. Of
Fulton; Mrs CARR" Parker Of Elm
Gr"TC: Mrs. nollir Fisher Of Sand Hill.
and Miss Mablc Salror. ~ home. rho
deceased WIS member of the F:dgingIn;
Ian" high school and TIA" Episcopal
Church IF DALLAS.
E-;"f services Will h. h"hi today from
li' r"Sld"nC" Of her sisters. Mrs. rarH"r
"f us Atkinson avenue. Dallas. AT 80
o'clock. followed hy services AT the Meth
"dist church III DALLAS II iw" u'rlo"k.
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tho the Americans that tho submarines
wcrn going TO England with trans
ports" ami that they could 20 aboard III"
transports # hey pleased. TIL" crew Of
i5c protested and agreed by v"t" I" TAX"
Muller and F'UlCh"r with them. saying
W., wish tn insure your safety. ON
November 20 tn" flntilla SGT out. tn" T.
lJo leading ono column Of Suhmar!n"
and the T--lIS. formerly tn" merchant
submarine Deutschland. which made tw"
lrirs to tho United States before IN"
United States entered the war. leading
Tho other column.
The report said N" German sailors
ard officers were unanimous IN believing
Germany would have won tn" war had
not tho United States interviewed. and
added tina, all anpna red enthusiastic over
the idea Of Il German republic.
Take all nur submarines and battle
ships and battle cruisers. tho head "f tn"
sailors committee on IN" German mother
ship told the Americans. Sink ;h"m IN
miGorcan. W" dom van, thHin any
nor" What No 10 want from now on
az. riu.y., I'D picks and Shuv"ls /" :;''t
back to work again.
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INCREASE IN WEST
VA. SHEEP AND HOGS

West virgins sheep hay" increased
from ISL 300 Ia 49,. moo sine" January !.
lHlS and her swine from 49, hGh Ia 49,.
nnu. according 70 tn" l.. :. prparlm"n,
g; Agriculture. Th" total vHlu" n? her
sheep January l. this year. WAS $".""3l.-
600. compared To SS.7l1."H0. January |.
f?iS. and OF her swim" &S.l:l.5n0. com
pired TO sG.752 Onn January !. l1lS. This
* IN increase Of slightly over ! pr con:
III :umbcr Of sheep and slightly OYER
pop cont in number Of swine.
Tho mix cows. Other cajtl" and
lnrs,s in this state all show singh: dc
cr"ascs in numbers. tho milk COWS less
than per c"ui. Tin" other rattl" rcarlr
. per cent decrease. and Ir.rS"s per
cont d.crcas" III" number "f mulcs
in W"s' Virginia G@.Hn", & practically
unchanrcd *inr" January l. !HIS.
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we WE EVERYTHING s seii

WE HAVE ION single white enamel
beds. springs and mattresses. complete.
at $3.50 each: 81 oak wash stands. in
good condition. 1T $500 ench.
TW.1 cash registers, SIS and $50 each.
ONE; moving picture machine ut sos.
TWO pool tables. $50 each.
ONE physic;ar's operating table. in
good condition.
ONE lot q: Mason jars at SC each.
ONE lot If crooks ut &c.
ONE Angie Die scale. $40.
ONE talking machine and eight rec
nrds. SIS.
ALSO large line OF new and second
hand tools and machinery ard automn.
bile supplies.
SEE; our assortmcE; Of gag and coal
Ht0vcs.
TOOL STORE.
1881 AND 1893 MARKET STREET.
Telephone 3Ol5.J,
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ENDORSED By BAKEIi.

<E,W HAVEN, Conn. Ian. O. lhat
,rn rrscryc offirrrS' trimming corps IS
,i,,I mar, Of the American military
s,.,;,cm and should tc continued i'll the
,'.i,o,.. -. his limo vas she d"ciara-
Tim, If Secretary nf War Baker III
r,.:.ar, sent to Val" University TO-
:.W.ba,nvcr h" IL" futur" military
policy nf the United States" n" said,
q, Is highly dn*,rahl" thai: th"r" De
a continued supply nf young mon nav
ing Tho Fundamentals "f militar! Nau-
cation. and nr technically irained men
who arc Informed as To tn" military
apnii.,; ,nli& Of tho sciences. ThHs" on
,".rs. the r. q. z. {: is designed 20
servo, and trust tn" students or taIe
and other uniycrsiri": will cooperate
in IT'S support
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FOR REM

FOE RRNT-Niccly furnished rooms.
modern convcnicnccs. in bTsi;:-:, rri.:
tor ot city. Inquire End floor Intelligent
Ger Bldg. ja-l3-tf
PoR EENT-Onc large Ugh; front room
End floor. Market street. steam heat.
suitable for one or two gentlemen, viii
rent furnished or unfurnishcd. Inquire
End floor Intclligcnccr BLDG. ja-l3-tf
POE RENT-Spiendid room Gu py ~
feet. sky lights, steam heated. suitable
for photograph gallery. or ether bus
ness. Located in business district Close
10 depot Apply 10 Peter Boyd. Wheel
ing lntcliigenccr. Ices Market street.
Wheeling. diff
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BoBENZoLLERNs VOTED.

AMSTERDAM. FRIDAY Jan -. cry
TIL. Associated Press - tn" m"hlh"tH 81
the Hohrnzullcrn family. p"th ihaI' an"
female. at present III l'"tSdhm F0''u III
the elections last Sunday. MI ui th"th
designated themselves as Won ttnh"h'
zuIl"rn." giving their title "f frinrG "T
Princess Of PRUSSIA excepting August
Wilhelm. the former rinpcrorS ipur'n
son. who styled himself August ii"h'H-
2allcru cN-princr uI Prussia
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M ,u7novE PARCEL POST.

WhSHINGTOS. Jan. 2G.--S"cond AS
sistant Pnstmastcr-G"ncrnl rracgrr an
nnunctd today that exporters Of inc
country have been invited To meet hero
February II To discuss with p"stnffcc
officials tho Improvement
and expansion Of the international par
col post.
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Joseph e. Beury.

CUARI.ESTON. W. Va. Ian. o.
Tn.rph f. Krury. prominent among
rnul operators nf West Virginia. "'ed
Yesterday 1T his hrrn" at Glen jean.
at ,hr agr vf 4. years. II: had h'"h
general manager Of iii" Turkey hn'h
coal Company at Glen Jean fnr many
wears. Resides his widow. four children
survive him. His funeral will ". h"ld
in This city tomorrow.
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WANTED-Female

wANTED-Splcndid positions open.
Want several experienced stcnoErMrh-
RS. bookkccp"rS. typists, billing
CLERKS. etc. 10 fiji important positions.
Positions permanent and will pay liberal
salaries to competent persons. Apply ht
once. in person or by letter i'll own hard
writing. accompanied by rrtcr"nces.
Sterling Products (IncorpOra;"d) lOi j..
18th 81. ja--r'h
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Charl@ DALEY.

charles Dn,!"y. aErh ~ years. ana
a ,rurk driver ny occupation. dIcd III
= o'clock sunday morning 1T tn" Hor'h
Wheeling hospital. following an illness
If six wccks of pressure on the BRAIN.
rh. deceased was unmarried.
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WANTED-Furnished Rooms

wATTED-Narricd couple with grown
son, desires TWO rooms for light
housekeeping within walking distance Of
18th street. Address L. G.. care Of In
tcllg"nccr. giving full particulars.
IN
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WANTED-Salesmen.

WANTED-Capable solicitors; house 10
house canvassing. Apply 10 T. Royd.
Inirlligcncnr office. jail
wANTED-Salesmcn for Ohio and adj
joining counties TO soil Gum Vending
machines. y good proposition for IN"
right man. For particulars address j.
". NJ. zoos West Pike ST, C!arkshurg.
West Va jazz!
wANTED-Tu sell exclusive specially
to concerns operating automobiles or
trucks. Exceptional sidclin" PROPOSE
ton. Daily commission $40 10 $40.
Writ" for particulars. The crystal Oh
Il Paint 90. Cleveland. .. ja-@5-g
WANTED-Salcsman. BY we'll known.
long established coffee roaSicrs. Must
b. acquainted Gruccrs Wheeling and sur
rounding country. Give particulars. ~
pcrIcncc, age. salary. Desirable and per
man"nt position for right man. Replies
confidential. Address Java care IN
trlligcncCC jazz!
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WANTED-To Rent or Buy

wAETEp-To rent or buy small farm
on n good road. D. 4. K, 81 Indiana
ST Wheeling ja-25-j
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PERSONAL

WILL III" holder "f coupon number
5000 neasr bring il ia our store and
rc,,rirr thu contents our Holiday Money
Ro1" w J. l,ukrns Co.. lalf Market
81; JA--I-l
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Wnudlawn Tuesday morning al l":""
u'rlnck. Rev. James NJ. Potter, pastor
az Vance Memorial church. aSSIst"d ny
nr Thomas Gricr k"OntZ. Of IN" SIC
nnd Presbyterian church. "f1iciat'hE'
!ntcrmrnt rrrvat" in Greenwood ce'''e
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FOR SALE

FOE SALE-Blacksmith stand with res
idcncc Good house, garden and shop.
Good location, at S3pd Hill, MarSiia;i
Go. Enquire of Harry Davis. 81 Mar
shall Ave-. Film Grove. jail
FOR SALE-240 acres. miles from
Cambridge. o. One mile to +. Il. STA
ticn. lays fine, good houses, barns.
Undcrlaid with coal. On Il. +. j.. Telc-
phone. $l.500.00 worth timber. Cut 20
tons hay last year. Bargain If sold III
once. II. E. Squibb, Cambridge. O.
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LOST AND FOUND

LOST-Bctwcon Elm Grove and Who'll
ing. small alligator hand .satchcl. COLI
tainE lunch and book. Finder please
notify this office and owner will call.
Reward. ja-"i-i
POUND-Gold ring on Market street.
near Eleventh. Owner describe fully
and state date lost. in letter. Can obtain
by paying for ad. Address y. y. H.. care
lntelligencer. ja-24-i
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FOR SALE-Ford truck. Cheap -
quick buyer. Geo. r. Klein News Co.
II 18th st. ia-"J-i
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GnFEN-On Sunday. January Is. 1919.
at s O'clock II. M. NJ the family rc"'-
dcncr. - Walnut Ave-. NoodIhwn.
MARTHA OFT, wife OF Robert Is.
Iiiffcn, .r.
Funeral services 4; the residence Tues
day morning III 1880 O'Clock. fF'"hhS
Of tho family arc invited. Intrrmcn;
prlyatc in Greenwood cemetery.
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PATENTS %s1H: tss Fssss
- ed. Patent MD
n. =, DU1&A1, Hn11nt Lawyer.
National Exchange Bank Building
WheAltnE. ". Va
Smyrna times., 1919-08-13
MAY COMPLETE ALL ROAD
WORK STARTED THIS YEAR
HINDERED OF LATE BY LABOR
TROUBLES AND WEATHER
Road Open on Smyrna-DOver Road
to Bethel Church-ShOrt Det0ur
Around From CheswOld.

Only two bids for building POI
miles of the Concord Turnpike, in
New Castle county. were received by
the State Highway Commission. Three
other bidders who had intended bid
ding and had bids ready refused to
submit them because of threatened
railroad strikes, unsettled weather.
and labor trouble. The two bids sub
mitted were as follows: r. H. john
son & Co., Wilmington, $134,5OO.5O,
and d. E. O'Connell, Aorwood, Pa,
st44.453.2O. Governor Townsend,
chairman of the highway department,
announced that the contract would be
awarded to the Johnson Company
as soon as they complied with the
plans and specifications and the CIV
Smyrna times., 1919-08-13

ing of bond. Chief Engineer Upham
stated that every possible effort would
be made to complete not only the
above contract this fall, but all other
road work started. He stated that
labor troubles, rainy weather and
other things had seriously hampered
the work throughout the State during
the month of July.
The road beween Cheswold and
Smyrna will be finished in ten days
after which traffic will be allowed
after seven days. There is now
short detour on this road opened
Saturday, the detour coming south,
beginning at Bethel M. E. Church,
just south of Garrison's mill, running
west to the railroad track to Ches-
wOld, where the road from Cheswold
to Bishops Corner leads into the
State road, which is concrete all the
way from Bishops Corner to Dover.
The road between Delmar and Lau-
rel is finished with the exception of a
short entrance into Delmar. Travellers
can follow the road for one-half mile
into Delmar and then take the State
highway.
Construction has been resumed on
the Seaford-Laur road and the road
between Seaford and Bridgeville is
completed between Seaford and
Hearn's Mill and between Newton's
Corner and Bridgeville.
On the Bridgeville-H Harrington roaC
Smyrna times., 1919-08-13

the contracor has finished a section
of grading and has his plant already
equipped for work. The contract for
the Harrington-Felton road will be
put out in five weeks.
The road from Glendale to Milford,
in Sussex county, is about two-thirds
finished. On the Philadelphia Turn
pike, between Shellpont Park and
w orth Bros. steel plant, there are
about 600 feet of brick yet to be fin
ished.