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The Chattanooga news. [volume] (Chattanooga, Tenn.) 1891-1939, 1919-09-29
R.df.eld Believes Labor
Will Lose the Steel Strike

Washington. Sept. 29,-Labor will
lose the big steel strike. in the opin-
ion of Secretary of Commerce Red
field, because the strike has not the
support of public opinion.
The Ame 'ican public regards the
steel strike as movement of organ
lied labor to grasp power, and for
that reason did not support it, the
secretary said this afternoon. "Or-
ganized labor has lost in the last two
months support Of the public that It
will take a number of years for it to
regain" he continued, citing the Bos-
toI. police strike as one of the prin-
cipal reasons for this loss of public
support.
The Chattanooga news. [volume] (Chattanooga, Tenn.) 1891-1939, 1919-09-29
ADMITS KILLING
FIINEY CEIUNN
'IIie knobblns Claims That
Provocat;on Justified
the Crime.

Ollie Knobbins, colored, accompa-
I'd by his attorney, Eugene Bryan,
cnt to the county Jail shortly before
r o'clock this afternoon and surren-
cred to Sheriff Bass, confessing that
e killed Fitney Chunn. the negro
ound dead in st. Elmo. near Lookout
fountain, Sunday night.
Knobbins claims that Chunn at
empted to make him go with him to
ct some moonshine whisky and in
he argument Chunn drew a pistol on
i'm and he shot him in self defense.
The Chattanooga news. [volume] (Chattanooga, Tenn.) 1891-1939, 1919-09-29
MINNEQUA Plk''IT CLOSED

Pueblo. Col, Sept. 39-Despite claims
Iron company that they are receiving
many requests from workers for re-
irstatemert. the MinnPqua Steel plant
here remained closed today and the
second week OF the strike found leaders
OF the 5000 men confident that no de-
iections in their ranks would occur.
The men held huge mass meeting
yesterday with elaborate plans for A.
nancing the strikers outlined.
The Chattanooga news. [volume] (Chattanooga, Tenn.) 1891-1939, 1919-09-29
RAILROAD MEN KILLED

Conductor and Engineer Meet Death In
Rcar-End Collision.
New York, Sept. ga conductor and
an engineer were killed and several in
Jured when a freight train ran into tn"
rear end of a train made up of tv !
engines and a caboose of the Centra
New England railroad at Holmes, n. Y,
at :35 this morning. 1t was announced
at the offices of the railroad here.
The Chattanooga news. [volume] (Chattanooga, Tenn.) 1891-1939, 1919-09-29
Fair, Says Billy 'Possan

D e S pite the
act 1t beat a.
Judge who was
running for re-
e ! e ii on the
Suck Creek road
is a gem and
will bear close
inspection. The
beautiful scenery
along its banks
cannot be beat
today, for the
Suck Creek road
A.
The Chattanooga news. [volume] (Chattanooga, Tenn.) 1891-1939, 1919-09-29
DEP0RTED 298 MEXICANS

Laredo, Tex. Sept. 2s.-Immieration
officials here have rounded UP and de-
ported to Mexico 29S Mexican iaborers
smuggled into this country Friday and
Saturday night, II was announced to-
day,
The Chattanooga news. [volume] (Chattanooga, Tenn.) 1891-1939, 1919-09-29

is second to none, except the Great
White way.
The weather: Fair tonight and
Tuesday. Warmer tonight and mod
erately warm Tuesday.
The Chattanooga news. [volume] (Chattanooga, Tenn.) 1891-1939, 1919-09-29
POOR HEALTH; PARD0NED

Nashville. Sept. Especially Mar
win w. Griffith, OF Hamilton county,
charged with larceny and under SEN
tence of one to five years, has been par
doned because OF his low state OF health.
The Chattanooga news. [volume] (Chattanooga, Tenn.) 1891-1939, 1919-09-29
FIRE LOSS OF 100000

Soperton, Ga, Sept. 29.-The Fowler
warehouse. filled with cotton, was de-
stroyed by fire last night. Loss 5000, 900.
The Chattanooga news. [volume] (Chattanooga, Tenn.) 1891-1939, 1919-09-29

For Other Lost and Found See Want
Ad. Page.
The Chattanooga news. [volume] (Chattanooga, Tenn.) 1891-1939, 1919-09-29
Classified Ads
LOST AND FOUND

MESH BAG-Lost; between Market
bakery and W. Ninth st. and Carter
St. containing a trunk key on a ring
and IS cents in silver. Walnut 6727. 30l
College st. Reward.
FOUND-In my corn patch. big gray
horse. Owner can have same by pay
Ing for damage and this ad. Call Hem
lock 1864. Apply Chattanooga Wheel
barrow Co.
For Other oat and Eoupd Sea Want
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Continued on Page Two
The Wheeling intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1903-1961, 1919-05-22
Sayings of Mrs. Solomon
BY HELEN ROWLAND
Publishing THE New York Evening "d'
Being the Confessions of nHdrh Wife Concerning tn
Charming Bluff of Platonic Friendship.
BY HELEN ROWLAND.

an easy path 10 matrimony. and mans
idea of ""ricndShip" Is Irritation with
immunity: and never tn" two shall meet
Verify. verify. Platonic Friendship is
a mysterious thing.
guises.
Like unto motor coat or a beauty
veil ii covcrrth multitude Of surprises.
There Is the kind that conccalcth a
mans desire to win a woman and tho
kind that concealeth his desire to escape
from her.
There ia n kind that rcscnnhleth love-
and the kind that rescmblcth regret.
The kind with frills-and the kind
with thrills.
Yet, l say unto thee, It Is good thing.
FOR il is the louphole out of which n
girl spippeth when she faileth TO tie
the matrimonial knot. And ii is the
bridge over which a man turnc:h back
/ when he pcrccivcth that Irritation
hath gone too far. Yrt many a bachc-
! lor have seen ensnarcd by Friend
ship" who had lodged love" BY every
! other name.
Go to. Is not the hors d'ocuNTc the
most cnticinE part Of the fcasto Is not
the Swrctcss part Of Il kiss the moment
| Just bcfor'--takingn
And is not tho sweetest time Of love
| the beginning lhcreof--cvcn that shor,
! hour of heart-to-heert talks and lip-to-
| lip silcnccs. which is called "PLAToNGC
FRIENDSHIP"
Yea. verify, it is a charming bluf:
| Sctuh
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II thou heedest not my words my
Daughter. come unto me. crying:
10, Love Is 4 wasp-and have been
SFJ.NG!"
For shall say 'Ha, hal" Yea shall
mock at thy confusion. For have 1 not
charged thee that it Is easier to find
pct moth in a fur shop than man VINO
harh matrimonial intentions nj the BE-
GINNING N love affair?
Yea, It Is easier to find the fifth button
O nthe back OF tight blouse than 4 man
with q conscience that workeh BE-
FORETIAcSD: and q favorite mosquito IN
a summer camp Is not rarcr than
youth who deliberately seekch VIE
But there IS a way.
For, 10, when a man ofrereh a darnsel
~Pntonic Friendship" she sraspeth H.
saying aloud
Yea, gladly VIII I accept this MEN
TAIL cor1panionship, for it is SO inspir-
tuE. And despiso cheap fiirtations:
But in her heart she saith: And by
this means shall lead linn like lam
unto the ALTAR
And when daInSelf offerch man
'"P1atoric Friendship" he clutcheth al IT,
declaring:
Yea, I am weary of sentirnentaltey,
and this IS refrcshingT
But unto himself he rluttereth: And
now shall 7 WOO her without danger. and
pursue her without fear of hooks OF
nets!"
For won1ans idea OF Friendship" ,s
The Wheeling intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1903-1961, 1919-05-22
C. 4. R. Encampn1ent
Comes TO Close TODAY

This Is the last day of the state G. \.
R. encampmcn,. and Tho day will br
started by a business session in the as
scmbly room of the chamber of COM
mnrce at 9 o'clock. At which all untin-
ished business will he attended 10 and
the election OF officers for the coming
year.
The veterans. The Womans Relief
Corps and The Ladies NJ the G. y. L.
will hc taken OH Il sightseeing tour OF
the city aud suburbs. and they will as
srmblc at the Market auditorium and b''
in readiness for the automobiles, which
Will leave at o'clock.
Chairman w II. C"Ivig Of the ANTONIO
lnIc committee wants one hundred cars
To take care OF the veterans and tho
ladies. and wants every car TO report at
;hc high school before ! o'clock in tho
afternoon.
At tho conclusion Of the sightsccins
tour tho cncam pmcnt will formally come
To 4 close and the guests will board tho
earliest trains TO their home in The va
riouS parts Of the state.
The Wheeling intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1903-1961, 1919-05-22
Insanity Plea Put
In For This Woman

CHARLESTON, ". Va. May 2l.-In-
sanity is the plea Offered by tho counsel
for the defense 1n the trial here OF Miss
Sanoula Weaver the girl who shot and
killed Mike Waldron. former baseball
player. about a year ago at lIansford
The defense sought to bring forth tcsti-
nrony that owing 10 the girls great lorn
for her brother whom Waldron had
>lkiued and her physical infirnities that
she was mentally derangeti at the time
OF the shooting.
DR.. W. P Hushey, Of Charleston was
Introduced a. an expert witness and he
produced certain cx-ray photographs
which hr had made Of tho girls spine.
Upon questions asked by The attorneys
for the defense, he pointed out that hrr
spine was affected which would possibly
affect nor brain causing mental d"prc:S-
sion and other ailments,
Miss Helen Eaunistnr. n companion Of
Miss Waivers stated that Sh" was
walking with Miss Weaver just l"fnro
III" shooting and she did not h"li"r" that
the act WIS pr"mcditatcd. because Sh"
induced Miss Weaver to accompany her
TO tn" sccnc. which Miss Weaver did
with reluctance. Relatives testified Of
the Que"rncss OF the girls actions; AT
times.
The Wheeling intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1903-1961, 1919-05-22
.PRESBYTERANS IN
ENDORSEMENT OF
CAP|TAZ-LABOR plan

ST. LOUIS. Mo. May 21.-The one
hundred and thrty-frst general assem-
by Of tho Presbyterian church L. S. A
today adopted q resolution endorsing
that part of President Wilson'S message
to CpnErAss yesterday pertaining to the
Industrial situation and urging that 4
program be formulated to bring closer
relations between capital and labor.
After heated debate whether the as
sembly should indorse the inter-chur"h
world movement, which plans the alli-
ance Of all Professionalism, the matter
was turned over to the executive conf
mission. with full power to act within
the coming year.
Many commissioners expressed tho be-
lief thai this virtually was an endorse
mcnt Of the movement. rs many MEM
bers Of the commission have expressed
themselves as favoring It,.
A resolution calling on the governor
Of Ohio to prevent the Willard Dempsey
fight, July 4. failed Of adoption. The res
olution declared the fight should he OPP
posed because one Of the participants
failed to answer the call 10 patriotic
duty,
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~: | 81; ~ Tho trolley car on" morn
ing this $3r!u;:. 1T In" ti'H'' III day whcr!
al! t:Ir world goes 20 lis WORK. %!itncra
up and down tho aisle II. the eel d4S-
pla, al there and uiarvrl"d IL the num-
Der NJ sill; stockings.
Pair after PAIR of feet, NAL" ana To-
malr aliS,,. wrr" clad III ihr SHINY raj
r!"nl. IhuHrh sometimes: of YER coarse
and :.!r:zy texture. Ia fact. when my
eyes finally ~ Ii" Ia Il p;!r Of feet cihti
IN lil" S,nriiIu.'S i: WI$ ssuch 4 shock
that ar,Sci i!I"ln and t"k :: look ~
thr person attached thereto. And what
I saW ih"r,. made the effort w"r;hwhllr.
She WAS apparently "A young business
woman Of IN" best class. Sh" had 4
NC, fac aad Il good figure. Sh" was
dressed in good styl" and excellent
taste. Her Sliit. though simply tailored.
probably costs As rnurh as any SUIT IN
the car. And Yet she dared 10 appear
in lis!c stockings. What was the cNpla-
nation?
sho was Sick OF Cheap SILK Stockings.
Naturally ! couldn't ASK her hut II
take the liberty - supply ii for her. Sh"
had Srcn 81 many cheap silk Stn" kings
that she had SicK"u"d Of IN" sight nt
them. Moreover. though S!" could al
ford tho first cost Of silk stockings. sh"
resented the high replacement cnSl m
rvilablr to their rapid wearing ont.
Therefore. on these two counts she pre-
frrrrd n good locking first class llSlr
stocking thai might cost as much az inc
chcaper silks hu. would outw"ar hem.
We've Got to Make Stand Somewhere
The Wheeling intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1903-1961, 1919-05-22
ApMrN1STRAToES' SALE.
CE1nS md Coal


TN n,irsuanrc to an order Of the Court
o1C.omm6n Pleas nf Brimcnt County.
Ohio. VIC will Offer for sale ut l'unl!c
Auctin. on Tho premises. at l;0U O'Clock
p ILL., FRIDAY, JUNE 9Th. 1919.
tho following described rral estate Of
;hc ia.+ Jesrphus Mccall. drccasd:'
FIRST TRACT-Siiuatd in Union
Township Belmont county: Ohio: beng
tho southwest quarter of section -:
Township and Rang" >. containing ~
acres farm land and Pittsburgh No.
coal. ,,
coal. 81 1000.
First iract. appraised at. Pittsburgh
" FIRST tract appraised at. land. 81
$4,000. ,
township belmont County, Ohio. being
,ha west side or thr northeast quarter
at section >; Township and Range S.
containing il9 gore" farm land and
Pittsburgh No. coal;
Second trac; appraised at land and
coal. s9.5on.nn.
NJ. S coal. :5.95o.0o.
second tract appraised ii. land. 49,
s7nNh
whole: will offer real estate. except No.
& PHI shursh vim az coal: will offer No.
3 Pittsburgh VEN al coal Seqara'" from
real estate.
Terms Of Snle: Onc-;hirh in hand:
onc-riird in ono year and onc-third in
:wo yrnrs from IN" day nf sole. with
interest nj rate OF per cent. Deferred
nnv;ncnts Ia b. secured ny mortgage on
the premises sold.
WV - Jesse r. RETHEI..
T. r. RETHEL.
Administrators Of .ToSrphuS Mccall. De
ceased.
Dated this 2nih day nf Anri!. 1919.
Cowrn 4 Waller. Attorneys for Adm n.
istTHt0rs. ny-Ii-Il
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TRUSTEES SALE.
rR1SrEES SALE.

BY virtue Of decd Of trust made ny
Fred {. Wunchel and ClcmHrtln" H.
Wunschrl. his wife, 10 me-, as tEuso &c
recorded in the office Of the clerk Of me
county court Of Ohio county. West Eir-
rinia, in Decd OF Trust Book No. lo3.
page 493, | will sell at public auction. on
Saturday, June l4th, 1913,
commencing at 10 o'clock 4. M: 81 thc
north front door of the Court Hoasc OF
said ohio County. the following de-
scrib+.d pripcrty. that is TO say;
All Of the lot numbered Seven 81 IN
Tho SQUARE numbered One Cd in waters
Addition in thr seventh Ward Of ne
and State If West Virginia. having a
front on tho west sid" Of S"n'h Pcnnsy!.
vania street nC thirty-six (2E) feet ann
extending w"st wardly Of UNIFORM;
twenty N2n) feet. 20 the lin" OF sig,
i"rn tiG) fni alley in tn" rHar Of sad
lot as thr same is laid out on the p!At
q; SAID Addition duly recorded IN Ices
Book No. -. nj folio IS, in the puhiIc
land records ot said Ohio County. to-
esther with all the buildings and i'm
3rnvra,rnt. thereon and a?purtensnccs
GrlonEins thereto. Ecing IN" same prop
crlv conveyed 10 tho said Fred I: Nun,,
schcl by Amelia Schcnck. by decd dated
April eth. 1912.
uurchaS~ money 81 sn much more rs
the purchaser MAJ elect IN pay, cash III
hand on IN" day .! $alc ma inc r%"'-
due in two equal inStalilHcHts. PayaeIc
rnsrcrtir"ly in six month; ard Twelve
months from the day OF sale. with in
tnr~st. the purchaser giving his neFo,
iiohIr promiesory notes for the deferred
payments. III" legal title hcing retained
a.S further security until ali 81 hc'puF-
chase money shall have been paid
,nvI5 % on-ja5.lo.i4 Trustee.
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Restoration Proceedings
For the Becker Concern

CUARLESTrN. ". Va. May "l--Rc*-
;0raiiun procr"tn;,.I ~ III ca.,c Of Ih''
R"ckcr steel rC.npIny against : Mi
chru Palmer ana others. wcr" in""n ;hi$
afternoon in federal court with .iuG -
Zen jamin +. Keller on III" bench. The
case involves 3.5hn shares hclougln2 IL
TN" plaintiff. valued nj $"!n.nnh. which
were taken over by Mr.. Palmer when he
was acting as alien properly custodian:
at the .ntranC" of III" t'n!iri States int"
the war.
Tn" court dccrccd that Il m!siali" had
hcci made by The custodian and there
f0r,. III. stock was Restored Ia The treas
urrr If til" l;"cl.rr Si".. company.
The $500 shares 81 stock were taken
Cvrr Ivy III" alien property custodian be-
caII%,. II III" hAli,f Iha; lli"y were being
held for German interests. Th"y W. re-
issued in the nam" If WillI"!m Peters.
who IS said H.. haE" h"riI "rI .tiI.tI.
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SUFFRAGE WINS
CONTINUED from Page one.)

against tho resolution in previous bal
lots. did not vote today.
Efforts Of opponents 10 amend the
resolution was unavalinG. ReprcS" nta-
tive Clark. Of Florida Democrat. leader
OF the occasion. proposed that the
states ratification be compulsory with
i'm seven wears and Representative Saun-
dcrs. of Virginia. Democrat. sought TO
compel state adoption by popular vote.
Tho overwhelming denial Of roll call
on these proposals. by n vnt" Of c4t 10
81 preceded tho vote OF daption, and in
dictated the relative strength of the
resolutions supporters and opponents.
SEQ Senate Victory.
Suffrage organization leaders express
I'd qualification at tho large favorable
vote and rcdir,rd victory in the senate
duo To changes in membership. 1t is
expected the resolution will come up
for Il vote carly next month in that
body.
Unlike former occasions whrn' Suf-
fr;ls" WAS b"for" either branch of con-
grrss. only Il small cruwd VAS present
when drhai" hogan. B"!"r" III" final
roll call. however. all sr1t,S were filled.
principally by members -: suffrage M
ganizatIonS. Frequent anplaus" pune
iur"d the debate. hui tn" lnudrsi "ut
hurst came when Speaker GilIctt an
nuunc"d the final VOTE.
Both Republican, Leader Mond"ll and
Democratic Leader clark asked Hdnr-
ton of She resolution. tn" 1a't"r refer
ring to .Irn&ni"ui WIltwu% request for
*,Irf action wirl" Mr.. M"nrlrll praised
;hr Hrruhiican I1"mhrrS fnT their atii-
tirdc. pointing nu; ihai In" adoption nC
The resolution was ihr first legislative
&C. nr In" new congress.
Mr.. Clark denied that aGuriio IF III"
resolution would interior" "lih stat"
rights as was argued by some Demo
cintir speakers. adding that ne favored
the resolution rot t"raUS" woman sur
fr"cc is toirr ih prcc:pitatr th" mil
l.r:u1n. hut that il is not going t" cans"
tho iarnag" som" think II will"
Representative kirrh'n. "a N"rth car
-oIiun lcmnrr.,,ir leader in In" last CON
-rrs.;. nuin,siug suffrage. hantrrrd The
I;rpublir:L,!s fer quick response I" thu
Presidents call" and DECLARED the Re
urhlirqnS during sixteen years "i CON
irol al congress refused suffrage. l"av-
jng il for tn" democrats. WHO had c"ur'
az, /" inir"lur" III" m"a:'Ur".
Representative Mann "r Illinois. For
m,r Republican leader. wh" waS III
chang" If III" mca"ur" AS chairman al
thr hutia.. wonran :;uffraG" committee. de-
,iarcd rT'lai suffrage WAS not a patISnn
Question and add~d thai. though Frrsi-
I,nt Wilson and other party lenders
g.. talked III favnr nf suffrage. that r. ma
/ iaritv III IA" Democrats never voted for
il REPRESENTATIVE Eakcr of California.
Democrats supporter, however. assorted
that Il combined Democratic and Rcpub-
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Side; I 1lNS n
Sssz ~ Ruth Cameron -
Isle STOCKINGS AND Cloth COATS

Thrrc seldom has been an era III NC
worlds history when TIN" ihrii WAS so
imn":at.vciy needed as TO-DAY MA
there. has seldom been any tl!H' "hcn
IN. foundations Ia spend money "rF"
sn rrrat. II ON" doesn't want I" hr
swept along with The unlhlnkinS tro"G
one has SIMPLY got to look IN" trou''i
over and make Up ones n'ind In iaKc
stand somewhere. Aud wh"r" Couin one
moro. wisely take ones SIhnn lhhI OF,
his nl;lrrorm. that if ono cannot AFFORD
>, good thing of its kind ono wiI! nuE
cod Thing Of q less expensive kihd; 80
nrciaIIv when Ill tn" world IS making
iLn ,hcan thing Of the more expensive
kind hateful by their eternal Ilaun'Hls
of tawdI-y examples Of II.
A Good Thing Of Its Hind.
have a friend whose husband gave
hcr snInr money 10 buy IL fur coat. hSr
looked the ground over and then dldn /
huv it, IFS this way" Sh" explained,
IL can't get u first class fur coat Tor
that MONEY The mediocre coats hrcn |
beautiful aud they're so common that
They have ceased 10 have the dI9tlnc-
ion that used 10 hr 4 fur coats charm.
What do I wnnt one for then: For The
same money I can buy Il first class cont
Inf ono of those beautiful English woods.
and a fur, too, if | want II. and that s
what I'm goiugto do. and then I'll have
a first class thing nt its sort.
Don't you think that Is wise deFls-
ion"
do.
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900 >>o%S@
! BRAIN TE5TS||
; BY SAM LLOYD. !
>AA%A>@&eo &@&%>@
Fourteen Minutes TO Answer l MS

Fourteen Minutes TO Answer This.
No. 12o.
Tho blanks in zach Of III" following
sentences arc 10 ho filled BY placing IN
the first space It word which. d"'anlth'eo
and placed in the next space, VIII mike
tho sentence entire: -.
Into the darl; --- went inc 7
nitrate when he was no longer Of service:
When YOU this Child he VIII
run and ----.
II will upon his nerves "hch
he learns tho -- he must pay.
When the poetical mind found inc
rich - h" sat down and romposEo
nm - 10 his golden discovery.
We 1nav bc sure that - Will QUIT
to acccp, the sinccurc which One
could fill.
Though - 10 take the -- the
court compelled il.
ANSWER TO no. ia.
From these apparently IaradoH'"a!
equations /: can be proved tina; equals
lila and u 10is.
Copyright. 1919, by Sam Loyd)
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WASHINGTON. May e1.--Oniy two
definite bids were received by the navy
department to-day for the construction
Of the remaining two of the ten supef-
drcadnaughts authorized by congress
1916. The Newport News Shipbuilding
& Dry Dock company offered to build
ono in IS months for s2l.9oo.ooo. and
the Bethlehem ShipbuildinG corporation
one in 40 months for $22,5So,0oe.
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MepoNAID-on Tuesday. May 20. 1912
n; 400 o'clock p. m. lsABEkLa
MCDONALD, in the S6th year OF her
age.
Services at her late residence s13 Main.
street. Thursday afternoon at Z:3o
o'clock. Friends arc invited. Inter
rncnt private Mt Wood cemetery.
{Kindly omit flowers.) "a
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WANTED-Male

TANTBO-Single man, experienced in!
dairy and general farm work Must
bic scIady, soocr and OF good habits.
Highest wages. with board and lodging.
pau. Address Box 14S, Newell. W. Va,
Bell phone l02. Through East Liver
pool oxchange). my-22-i
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70 r S A L E

To settle an estate. SR-room
frame residence in one of highest
spots on the island. For informa-
hon-caIl 1886 or 3507-J. Wheeling.
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LoUaH-on Tuesday. May ~, 1919. at
500 O'clock D.. m. THOMAS B1
LOUGH. in the 4eth year OF his age
Funeral services from his late residence
!, No. 1881 Eoff street. on THURSDAY AZ
trrnoon at o'clock. Friends Of tn
family respectfully invited to attcndV
Interrncnt on Friday at Highland ccm-
ctcry, Cameron. ". VaV.
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E1ESTEK-On Wednesday. May 21st-.
1919, ut 10 o'clock p. m. at Wheeling
hospital. MINNIE s.. wife or the late
y. [. Picstcr, Jr.
Funeral notice hereafter.
The Wheeling intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1903-1961, 1919-05-22
DIED.

p. 1918. at the North Wheeling hos
nital, at 1O:4o o'clock p. M. BENJA7
MIN F. HORKHEIMER. in his 4Stt
year.
Funeral Friday afternoon. May %, from
tho family residence No. SO virginia
street. Services and intcrmcnt prt-
va;c. Intermcnt at Mt Wood cemc-,
terry.
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SALESMAN WANTED.
WANTED-Male and Female

wANTED-Ladies and gentlemen. to-
sell the fountain shoe brush. Quick
sales. Liberal commissions. Apply j..
F.. care Rogers. my-2:-i =
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wAT-ED-rirst class typewriter sales
man. Apply Underwood Typewriter
Company. NO. 1888 Main St, Wheeling.
". Va. my-22-i
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POE SAIE-Installment Bond. $4,000.
issued by Fidelity Investment Asso-f
citation. Wheeling, ". Va. or which !:
Z have paid 500. Will sell for ninety
cash s ba rga;n. Address Bond"
car Industrial Home, Industrial, ". We.
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FOR SALE

POE SAIE-warwood. 18th ST.. roonfs1
house. IS II. front. garage. corner lot.z
good condition. phone Warwood 1872 NJ.
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