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The Wheeling intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1903-1961, 1919-03-19
LABOR men DENY
PLOT TO BLOW Up
THE STATE CAPITOL

CTARLESTON.. w. Va. March H.
Rumors OF plots to blow up IN" state
capitol building are absolutely ,nfnund-
cd and arc exploited as propl ganda
purely 10 diScredit organized labor hy
persons Interested IN securing passage
Of a state constabulary law in West VIr
gnia
This statement was undo by g. +.
Kccnry. president OF district l.. Cnit"d
departure today for indianapolis 10 at
tend Il conference of labor officials.
TIL" statement cam" in answer TO 4
question rs to whether "r not urCanIZrd
labor n general approved resolutions
adopted hy the local miners union Of
PaniaE". Boone county. which proposed
methods OF vinhnc" in cas-. til" stat"
legislature passed the proposed m"asur"
establishing stat" police force. Fol
lowing newspaper announcement Of tho
action of tho RamaEn local union.
There were reported sensational rurnnrS
"i plot to blow up tn" state capitol
building. and armed revolt against The
r"nSta"ulary measure was reported ia
have been threatened. This * "mphatI-
rrlly denied by Mr. kc"n"y and ";h"r
labor officials.
officials Of tho United Min" WORKERS.
of district - S"ni 4 rnuImuuictf 20
tho trainers &c the Eamagr resolution
cHaSur!nc their act ion and stating MAJ
no protection ran hc offered them from
the national organizations
The Wheeling intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1903-1961, 1919-03-19
NATION WIDE
MOVEMENT To
AID THE RIVERS

Especial Dispatch To Tho 1nt"lI'sHnc"r)
rTNIINNATI. O.. March lS.-A ma
tiOn-widr movement To force tho policy
ur coordination Of rail and water tral-
ia. announced by President Wilson ana
railroad Director General Walter ~
Hines. was planned by delegates from
towns along thu ohio river from Puts
hurSh To Cairo. ILL.,. at Il meeting hclu
today at the Cincinnati chamber 81
commerce. under tn" auspices OF the
ohio Valley Improvement association. IL
was decided 70 call a national meeting
Of shippers and waterway tranSporla-
ZION Interests for the purpose OF having
the coordination policy SO definitely cs-
lablishcd by tho government that the
r>:!s=a!S Wny4I 10 compelled g OBJ
serve II.
Albert Fc1ringcr. chairman OF the
slS;inc % +. r.. Williamson. t'"l. John
G. w. Carig. secretary Of the paducah.
n.y.. board If trade: !. +. Hatfield coal
shipper and H. u. Woodmanscr. IL max"
plans for thu national meeting and 10
hX lie time and place.
A number OF those at tho meeting
&lnk" bitterly against the alleged DIS
elimination Of the railroads against
river shipping. and DECLARED that unless
tn" railroads wcr" compelled 10 treat
river freight fairly. river transportation
would never Hssum" large proportions
and the nation would never realiA" d'Ni-
dcnds on The millions Of dollars invest
cd IN river improvements.
The Wheeling intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1903-1961, 1919-03-19
SIXTEEN DEMOCRATS
LEAVE when REED
ATTACKS PRESIDENT

JEFFERSON CITY. No. March 49,
Anrcr"d at his disagrcring with l'resi-
dent Wilson and nj his opposition to tho
proposed league Of nations. 10 Demo-
cratic r. prrScutativ"s loft the hall dur
inE an address by United States Senator
James \. Reed of Missouri before Il Joint
assembly uf the Missouri house and SEN
ate today.
Senator Reed stated that tn" president
WAS wrong III his plan for IL league Of
ations.
NO. no" cam" in Il chorus from the
Democratic senators and representatives,.
mingled with loud applause from tn" Re-
publican side and from the crowded gal
lrrirS.
Members jumped from their seats and
amid tn" confusion IL representatives
left The hall.
Tonight Stat" Representative Tolson
announced that The Ii representatives
planned 10 introduce resolution to-
morrow indnrsing III" league and sup
porting President Wilson.
The largest crowd ever assembled in
III" new capitol building heard Senator
Reeds address. which consumed more
than three hours.
The Wheeling intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1903-1961, 1919-03-19
RIPPING RHYMES
DIRT ROADS.
BY WALT MASON.

Th" highway running east and west
is but sad and sorry Jest. drouthy
seasons il will do: then motor cars along
II Chon. and loaded teams climb up is
hills, and diSloCate no poles or thrills.
And this is why ! sometimes sa" tn !
government should do away with ram
and moisture Of that stamp. so that the
road may not get damp. For when the
wafer drps and pelts. that doggone
highway simply mclts. like sugar III Il
cup of tea. and there's no thoroughtare
10 see. Some drowning mules VIZ may
behold. and autos from the culverts roll
I'd. unI swearing mon whu ply III" jaw
and say there ought To he Il law We've
blown in millions more ur less 10. make
Iha, road II big success. We've graded
und we've pluw"d aud dragged. we've en-
glnecrrd and ruSScd and Dragged. we've
foundcrrd horses by thr herd. To MAKE
thu highway less absurd. And when tho
wr:iihrr'S good and dry il cleascs the
aesthetic "yr: lis scraped and manicurGd
so mic" W" think lis surely worth IN"
price. We bowl along its dusty miles. Our
faces wreathed in h"aminE smiles. Then
rluN i"S unrorks his trough, II rains and
all lh- stuff is off. | wonder if we'll
ever rise. unswrrving purpose in our
eyes. and build IN" kind Of roads ih:.t
last through vrrnal rain and wIniry
blast
ftopyrlSh; by George Matthew AdamS.)
The Wheeling intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1903-1961, 1919-03-19
MUCH DISORDER IN
The LAWRENCE STRIKE

LAWRENCE. Mass. March lS.-~En-
counters between policemen and textile
strikers and s;rik" SymiraIhiz"rS which
started TO-DAY whom III" police hrnk" up
q narad" wrr" resumed tonight.
Shots wrr" fired at policemen from
t".rvinrn, houses. while they w"r"
struggling with leaders of III" rarad"
and t"nigh; III" police exchanged shots
with occupants Of Il h0uS" who made an
effort to- prevent them from arr"Siing n
man VIII" had thrown a Ston" nj an OIL
cor Their, were two other conflicts in
which no shots were fired.
Tw"nty-nnn men arrested during tho
early riuIIng were hold under S3Qn b"na
each OH charges If melting to riot. Four
mon arrested hrausr Of toniEhts dis
turbanrc. will br aligned tomorrow.
The police used their clubs freely to-
day after the strikers had thrown stones
anil bottles. and many Of those arrested
were bruised and cut.
The Wheeling intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1903-1961, 1919-03-19

:" nn r"a,"r why She SHOULD n" deprived
"r i lllh' wh"l"S"m" pleasure. especially
- Ia" ,i,"'~nI mind h"inE alone.
Ararr must insist that this depends
~, lh" rrrl world say that Il girl like
;h,., .,in. who writes. need have n" h"Si-
tan, IN E"In& alone. especially II Sh"
nrrtrr" a.
ANY young woman whn daily attends
hu"inr~.. ANA rulucS in contact with m"n
IN h,I,irlr., lf". especially II Sh" b" past
iu,mtl knows how To take rar" Of her
..rlf
II In. -, on tho stree alnn" md any
","I.rr"n,~ person approaches her 81"
Will settle ham d"cl$lv"ly and pay n"
All'nr."'r.
\lS,. # he goes TOO far in thruStinG
hi. attentions uron her she Will nave
courage, enough /" call An officer and
hrv" nnL have hIm dealt with according
- law.
TN. mrllrc Of today are "Sp"ci"lIy IN
slrurird to- he peace Officers rather than
arr"SlluE ones.
Every effort is being directed To make
rnrm adjust thu htiNr diffiNlIty promptly
AMI IN protection Of the girl VIII" is mo-
Tested.
The nrcrr "" inSpir" that belief in orr
he, ono for amy girl.
As tu the girl who IS no, in business
who Is limid and f"ar%"m" and VII" has
not tn" strength 10 stand alone. ms "
were. such - girl Should NOT pug herself
in Il position here Sh" vii! b" com r"n'-
I'd with dangers thar she cannot COMBAT.
Tho girl who must travel aI"fi' eSP'-
ciaily at night. must hay" thr Srlf-aSSur-
an;.> that she ran. under ordinary condI-
lions. take car" of the common SHha-
IirnS as they arise
There is no reason why business "''h-
m should hc deprived "i enjoyment !"N'
because they cannot have company
And rs To what people will say. IN"
answer is. what will they civ" you IN
rc,urn for any sacrifice YOU make 10 do
as ''prnplr" want.
The whole matter is up t" III" girl.
The Wheeling intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1903-1961, 1919-03-19

A r"un@ Woman writ"~ /" IN" ~ tot.
lows:
Il ;:aprcn t" Ia, \ :;lrI past. the '"'"
tics :Inr" many tr:".sh%. l"ii Ii"
c.rl... Times when | w"u!h rather I"'
uluu"
"Now. do You think it t"rrIhl' Tor n
gil - e. tn Il theatre alone. a. ni%hi.
nut return home hrr,r" twelve" w."
h"rn hr6uch; up very s"if-r~lan; AMI st"
far ::n ruiSfuriun" has b"fall"n INC. "'l
my folks trust nc.
"s"nlr "r nay friends think II terrible"
Even st ia" Iir'air, heard - ,'"url" -
mark: Poor thing. 81" * all alone.
Il don't n""G pnH. | *" |" business
AMI am aiming 10 ct "dnrLti"n NOR
aud NOR" each year
The Young friends know. when they
ara in tr"uhl" know Whrr" I" find 'ne
tn.I arc frank with mo '.rthrr r"SardlnS
their pleasures or other ;natt"rS. sup
pose luck runs that way with M. u
tr"ubl.. solver. Don. you think can
stand sll"n""'
T have haL! many requests To glr"
opinions as To- Tho SO-rall.d independence
Of Young women who travel about alone.
AS 4 general proposition ! would say
ma: tic whole matter lies with III" GIrI'
especially ns {" going t" places =; nlEh''
7. would seem Ia mr. IN MOST cases II -
most d"sirah" 70 hay" brother ar Il
girl friend go with ON" III p!'hSuH SOCK
in=". when 4 girl Is not tih"rWl*r IN
riInd.
Most girls usua1l:- f""l better when
accompanied 10y another on I'll" streets NJ
nshl--nut ST. much that They Hr" IN
danger bur because 81 III" common nat
nrAl feeling Of having company. ana
also .hrcAus" it docs happen that ih"r"
ar.. som. rude mon 0u III" streets ~
night vino look with suspicion on the
girl alone.
However there is snrn"thinS 10 be
said abru, tho business girl--Sh" wh" -
Lonely. who hasn't any brother ar can
always call on her GLrl friend AT Il I'm"
when sh,. finds il convenient 10 20. That
The Wheeling intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1903-1961, 1919-03-19
JACKSON PLEADS GUILTY.

ATLANTA. Ca March lS.--Hcnry :.
Jackson. Republican national commit
tna man Tor iorcgia and fGrmrr intern
al rsyrnli" collector in this section,
pleaded guilty in federal court here tu-
day Ia violating tho liarriSnn anti
narcotic law and was fncd$ Anu ny
Judge Newman.
JarkSOu'S offices wer" raidrd several
months ago by agents If tho depart
nrnt Of justice. and quantities or
OPIUM and tinrturc "f opium. as we'll
rs several pipes such AS are "rdinar-
lily used FOR opium smoking We're Said
to HAY" hc"u found.
Counsel for Jackson said today hn
had been converting the gum OPIUM
into tinrtur" Of opium and drinking
the latter for his health.
The Wheeling intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1903-1961, 1919-03-19
WILSON WORN
OUT BY HARD
WORK At PARIS
By FREDERICK MOORE.

Copyright 1919. New York Tribune. lnr.
PARIS. March l7.--Th" report * cir
rulatcd, probably correctly. that I'r"Si-
dent Wilson is worn out with nN":w"rK.
He works Sundays as we'll az other days.
never fully obeying DR.. GraysonS' orders
concerning outdoor exercise But the
fault with Mr.. Wilson is that despite the
enormous staff of t"ChniciaIS and OK
pcrtS maintained by tn" American dele
CATION at the Maison Il" Crillon. tn" pros
id.ut alone decides all matters. Neither
Mr.. White nor Secretary Lansing enjoys
his full confidence. and Will" Colonel
House is rated an intimate friend and
counsellor ha also is far from having
yl"r4sry P&TS~~. Fyi1t,eSfnac. Cc3'h-s
House is not In vigorous health. The
president therefore undertakes not only
To b" tho Dnal arbitcr Of the peace con-
ference. bur tn u" ais" h. court If last
resort in all domestic problems in all
PARTS OF the world.
The league OF nations draft. however.
was largely the work Of l.urd Robert
Cecil and lhr old HOCr leader, General
Jar Christian SHUTS. Th" American
draft, like he French. was rejected al
though it WAS drawn ~ tn" staff Of OK
prrtS ut I'll" Crllun under tho presidents
guidance from Il basis supplied by some
~ suggestions submitted To Mr.. Wilson
and the state department by SnCiiicS aud
individual : in tn" United States.
Tie :t,'ltuu" IT the United States SOW
ate. meantime. has alarmed both British
and French. who fear the final failur"
Of III" league Of nations The French
consider that the republican clause def
mitnly ronc"dnc tn" right IF any nation
To Withdraw from the !cagIl" 1T will
would destroy The rN"ctivrn"SS Of the
league. For that reason the French and
allied statesmen wcr" ut pains constantly
to mako 1t appear that the covenant was
Mr. Wilson's. hoping that lhC prcstc"
Of his namc would carry it IN America
and at the same time crafty him.
The Wheeling intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1903-1961, 1919-03-19
BRAIN TESTS
BY SAM LLOYD. !
is Minutes TO Answer This.
No. IS.

Remove the first letter from gram
and leave 4 word which signifies hlEh
temperatures Rch"ad cnr" more an!
leave a word meaning TO consume.
Remove The first letter from Il word
meaning ''in that place" and leave Il
word meaning lin this place. brhrad
once moro and leave It word m'hnInG
previously.
Remove Tho first letter from word
meaning Shnal and leave word moan
ing cons ,rratr: brh"ad again and leave
10 rOn"rdn.
R"hrad an animal and leav" cereal:
hrhcad again and leave word SIGNIFY
ing occupancy Of exact position.
Bchcad Il. word meaning fragile ana
leave a wooden bar: hchcad again and
lear" a complaint.
Brhcad wild animal and leave ono
Demonstrated: :behead again and leave
a number.
B"h"ad n word meaning 10 reside and
leave Il hole in tho earth: bchcad again
and leave Il measure of length.
ANSWER TO No. "a.
The diagram shows bow tho quilt can
bc divided into eleven squares. which is
the least possible number OF squares
into which il can he dssccted. without
destroying the checkercd pattern.
The Wheeling intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1903-1961, 1919-03-19
PRICES DISCUSSED
BY THE STEEL MEN

NEW YORK. MHr"i, Is. Members If
'h.' r"'nnltinn Of iron and steel manu-
ta"inrcr$ recently appointed :" confer
with III" Commits" on %tnhal!z1li'n "f
Industry. named 10y SECRETARY k"df''ld.
mot her" today
TIL" conference was "Sipon"d from
last week owing To tn" Illness "f I'r"si-
6"n; T." II. Gary. president "f tn" iron
AMI s'"''l institute. tn" steel men dis
cussed tho situation with regard ="
prices. They will 20 /" Washington 10.
!n"rr"W and confer with ti""rA;" y.
Peck ana thu. other iu'Iit'rr> az S''"r"-
tary I:rdfi"lh's committee.
TIL" WlNhingiuu r"nf"r"nc" whIrh
al<n WAS postponed last week. WILL b.
the first Of several Whjrh Mr.. Peek and
his Fellow r"umIti"'ln"r Will hold III
AM "fl"rt - >tahHiIE" .Mdusiri". and
stimulate consumption.
The Wheeling intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1903-1961, 1919-03-19
TWO WEST V|RGIN|ANS
KILLED IN AUTO CRASH
AT MT. VERNON, OHIO

Especial Dispatch Ia thr lligcnc"r)
MT. VERNON. q. March lS---Thren
persons wcr" killed and two seriously
injured hero This afternoon when an
aut nmohl.. in which all were riding was
struck by II Pennsylvania freight train
near here.
The Dead.
MRS. ROE. MCINTYRE: West Nlr-
eIna.
EDISON MCINTYRE. West Virginia.
WILLIAM MCINTYRE. MI. Vernon.
1t WAS reported from New Martins
Nill". last night. that Mrs. Roc Mcln-
tire aud Edison Mc1ntr". killed at
Mount Vernon ohio. Wrr" residents or
I:mithfi"ld. WhtZ'l county. but his
could not he confirmed.
The Wheeling intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1903-1961, 1919-03-19
TO TRAIN EX-SOLDIERS,

Nl;LBDl'RNE. March lS-rhn AUS
tralian cabinet has approved i plan
for tn" expenditure Of $J.6uu. ono pounds
sterling in the extension uf vnrati0n-
al training To returning soldiers who
were under twenty years Of ag" q, the
time ot enlist Irnt. IN earlier SCh"m"
for vnrationnl training applied only to
thoS" who had nn trade before tn" war.
but IN" new plan takes in all who ar"
eligible under it's terms
The Wheeling intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1903-1961, 1919-03-19
PACKET LowERY SUNK.

FAntCAlI. ny. March lH.--fhc pack
II .I"hE l.. l."wrry. sine" 1919 III the
Evansville. padurah aud NaShviil" trade
was sunk IN h" Cumberland river az a
i,"int eight Mills north of Pnducah dur
ing a storm lat" yesterday according t"
word reaching her" Today.
'rh" l."w"ry WAS valued NJ S'".nhn ana
carried 4 car=" estimated Ia hc worth
S2"."G0 The crow "<Cap"d.
The Wheeling intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1903-1961, 1919-03-19
Another Collision on
Suspension Bridge

Another collision nf autum"hll"S o.
Cured oil tn" suspension hrIdE' last
night when an unknown marhin" ran
into Dr. t.. L. Plants auI" and nearly
wrecked IT, TIL" uIhrr auto escaped in
tn" excitement. ANA pr Plants machine"
was tuW"d to Il garH%" for repairs.
The Wheeling intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1903-1961, 1919-03-19
SEND NEEDLES AND YARN.

WASHINGTON. March lS.--More
;han 500. ZOO pounds Of yarn and {. large
supply of knitting n"cdlrs. The whole
valued mt $@.2%G. 441 will h. shipped I'M
mrdiHt"ly Ia thu American Red Cross
commission IN Frame for Distribution
IN tho war swept countries. according
To announcement made today 1T Rcd
Cross hraduIartrrS.
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we we EVERYTHING s ssS

WE HAVE lVu single white enaHtei
beds. springs and mattresses. complete,
at $3.50 each; IS oak wash STANDS. IN
good condition. at $500 each.
ONE large gay restaurant range.
ONE moving picture machine at SOS.
ONE physician's operating table. IN
good condition.
100 opera chairs. 800 each.
ONE. lot nf crooks ut Sc.
ONE, Angle die scale. $40.
100 revolving stools. $40 per dozen.
ALSO A large line OF new and second
hand tools and machinery and automo-
bile supplies.
SEE our assortment Of gas ~ coal
stoves. @..
TOOL STORE.
1851 AND 1893 NAAx1T ST1113. :.
Telephone 3ol3j.
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DIED

KUR-Z-'1n Monday. March u. 1919. NJ
S:l5 O'Clock y. m. at his late residence
No. $50 Fifteenth street. GEORGE W.
EI'RrH.
Funeral services on Thursday afternoon
al 40 nclurk. Friends invited IT,
attend. lntrrment Greenwood cemc-
terry.
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POULTRY

FOR SALE-Thor"ughhr Barred Rock
eggs. $3.50 per IL. $50 per lhn Reg
'gt"rrd Chester White pigs. Siilw"ll
Farm. Enyland. Ohio. nr-l"-o".
FOR SALE-EGgs for ha!rhng. ;. {.
White. I.rEhrrnS chic egg ma"h'nfE
from heaviest laying strains IN America.
s g. White OrpIngtonS th"aVY aS tu:-
krvS) from famous Aldrirh strain. 32.ho
her is. J. &. Williams, Warwood. phone
Wig. 66S. mr-lH- mo
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FOREIGNER IN JAIL
ON ASSAULT CHARGE

Mick Mcirs. accused Of aSSaultinE
Mike Midas On Main street. Martins
Ferry. last night. is in Jail awaiting Il
hearing. The ease will b" tried tonight
at : o'clock.
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Refusal of the war department To
sanction Il football gam" between Har-
ward and West Point on October - was
made known last might by Fred w.
Moore. :;raduat" manager Of Harrar d
athletics
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MISCELLANEOUS

WANTEp-Oil and gas leases either in
Ohio or West Virginia. Also will buy
old wells nj production. Box 317Whcel-
ing. W. Va mr-l8-20t
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WANTED-Male

WANTED-SEVERAL DISCHARGED
SOLDIERS. CHANCE TO MAKE sou
TO $40 a WEEK.. ASK FOR JACOB
son, BETWEEN AND O'CLOCK, AT
THE GRAND CENTRAL HOTEL.
mr-l9-l
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PROSTATE bladder trouble in men: get
ting up frequently At night. positively
and rapidly nv"rcom" without drugs pri-
vatcly Il, home: doctors. ost"opathS.
rhropractnrs. physical rultur" directors
use il: easily used by anyone anywhere;
no matter what You have tried or now
old the rasr this method will bring re-
suits quickly. Write for free illustrated
booker and convincing testimony. Flee
, lrot hcrmal Goa ia Harrison Bld6.,Stcu
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The greater tho noccssil" for saving.
the greater your oppnri unity 10 use
The lntclligGnccr Want Ads.
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RoBERTs-On Sunday. March Is. 1919
nj 500 o'clock p. M. at III" Martins
Ferry hospital. RICHARD COMES ROB-
ERTS. aged l. years. months.
Funeral services from the home of tho
grandparents. MIR. and Mrs. Sol combs
M. ST. Charles street. WrllShurg. ".
Va. on Wednesday at 2:i0 p. III. In
termcnt Brooke cemetery.
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WANTED-Male or Female
WANTED-Position

wANTED-RusineSS woman desires
position. Trained in accounting, cor.
rcSpondcncc. Statistics banking. insur-
;ncr and office management. w B..
care Intclligrnccr. mr-l9-i
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WANTED-Agents

WANTEp-Ry jobbing house. Expert
enccd lady stcnographcr. Address
Box 259 city. mr-l5-1
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THE BOSS AND ALL
This is the way hundreds OF man
ufacturing plants are cooperating
with the National War Garden Com
mission in growing food F. 9. B: the
Kitchen Door. ..
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RODEHEAVER-

RoDEHEAVER-On Tuesday. March
18th. 1919. AT ; o'clock p. m. III the
North Wheeling hospital. GRACE
V. RODEHEANER. wife Of George J.:
Rodehrav"r. in iii" 33rd year OF her
aG"
Funeral from her lat" residence u! eS2n
Chaplinr street Thursday at p. m.
Intcrmcut in Mt. Zion cemetery.
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LOST AND FOUND.

LoST-Envclopn containing sum 81
money Finder will be rewarded by
returning same 10 Western Union office.
Brllair". mr-l1-L
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PERSONAL

WANTED-Couplc about so years Of age
that liz: in country or will move 10 3.
country. To TAX" young man in family.
and take care Of him. Address Alex
andcr." care Intrllisrncnr. mr-l9-tf
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The Business Girl Who
Goes Alone zz:s1

Ey Sophie Irene Loeb
It Depends on the Girl If She Can Depend on Herself
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BUSINESS OPPORTUNITIES

wANrED-Prosiat" sufferers to read
our announcement under Personal. No
drugs. TIL" Elcctrothrrmal Company.
273 Harrison BLDG. Stcubcncille. Ohio.
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The Wheeling intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1903-1961, 1919-03-19

sufferers to read
our announcement under Personal. No
drugs. The Elcttroth"rmal Company.
273 Harrison Bldg, Steubcnvilie, Ohio
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The Wheeling intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1903-1961, 1919-03-19

wANTED-Young lady. graduate OF
high school, must bn good English
scholar Ia work as proof-rcader on tho
1nt"l1igonccr. Hours from 1880 2. m. 70
$50 4. m. Apply 10 City Editor 1ntcili-
grnccr any afternoon. Including Sunday.
after . y. nj. e..
The Wheeling intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1903-1961, 1919-03-19
FOR RENT

FOR REET-Si1 rooms and BATH gas
and electric light. garden and garage
if desired. Possession at once. Tcle.
phone 1874 Elm Grove.
FOR HHNT-Nicely furnished rooms.
modern convenicnces. in business CEN
ter or city. Inquire End floor Intelligent
Ger Bldg. ja-l3-tf
PoR RENT-Onc large light front room
End floor, Market street. steam heat.
suitable for one or two gentlemen. will
r;.jt furnished or unfurnished. Inquire
End floor Inteligencer Bldg. ja-13-tf
The Wheeling intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1903-1961, 1919-03-19

wANTED-Three linotype opera
tors. Must be strictly sober or
don't apply. Apply Foreman intel
ligencer composing room. Inr-5-tf
wANTEp-Boy 10 learn the printing
trade. Must b l6 years or over.
Night work, six nights per week. Apply
to foreman 1ntelngencer. S-191f
The Wheeling intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1903-1961, 1919-03-19

KURTZ-1n Monday. March i1th. 1912.
al sis o'clock y. m. al his lat" rcs,-
denr". lS9 Fifteenth street. GEuRG +
W. kEETZ
Funeral notice hereafter