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Arizona republican., 1919-01-13
Choice Exclusive
 Lisdings

T ACRES, ONE MILE WEST OF CAPITOL, NEARLY PER- F'ECT STAND ALFAL- "A, GOOD HOUSE, AND EARNS. FAMILY OR CHARD. WILL SELL ON EASY TERMS OR TAKE CITY RESIDENCE. 10 ACRES, HIGHLY IMPROVED, ONLY4 MILES OUT AND CLOSE TO PAVED ROAD EASY TERMS.
 20 ACRES, 4 MILES OUT, RIGHT ON PAVED ROAD. EASY TERMS. 40 ACRES. NEAR SCOTTSDALE, ALL IN HIGH STATE OF CULTIVATION. BEAU TIFUL 5000 RESI- DENCE. OLIVE AND AS SORTED FRUITS. HAS PLENDID FENCES AND EVERYTHING IS FIRST CLASS. s2,0O0 CASH HANDLES THIS FINE PROPERTY.
 so ACRES. IT MILES FROM PEOR IA. FINEST OF SOIL, A" WATER AND ALL UN- DER HIGH STATE OF CULTIVATION. WILL TAKE GOOD LOT OF RESIDENCE UP TO s600t AND AUTOMOBILE IT TO 5000.
 SEE NFRT FIT,
Arizona republican., 1919-01-13
Lufher' Bar@ains

room house, brand new, modern in every respect. bath, large lot 50Xll0 ft., close in. northeast. This little place IS new, neat and clean and very cheap for S1.500. $500 cash, balance like rent.-2l.
 LUTHER REALTY co.
 no North Central Ave Phone 110S
Arizona republican., 1919-01-13
Better Than IS %


 MAKE THE PROPERTY PAY FOR ITSELF. 
 Upon the Corner of N. Fourth and Roosevelt Streets We Have For Sale Two Double Brick Pebble Dashed Houses Fhat Are New and Modern in All Details You C-r Live in One and Make the Other Three Pay For the Property-Wil Sell Separately If Desired-to Responsible Peu- pie Will Give Attractive Tenns Improved Street and Within Walking Distance-the Present Income Is S160 Per Month. #
 BETTER THAN 15fe 
 GREENE X GRIFFIN Tel. 16O4-124 N First Ave. bg
Arizona republican., 1919-01-13
Ranches

oSN30l cS9G SCS 320 Acres-This piece is all in alfalfa and has some good ini- provements. A high class proposition on easy terms. 120 Acres-100 acres in perfect stand of alfalfa, there are no oth- CT improvements. Ii you are looking for good all falfa, see this. Easy terms too.
 so Acres-Good improvements, room brick house, good water, fine orchard, a mighty good ranch at a reasonable price.
 l50 Acres-Most all in cotton this year and made q good crop. there is one small house and two or three shacks, well, etc. Can be bought at a bargain.
 200 Acres-120 of it in cotton. 40 acres in good stand of alfalfa. the balance of the piece in grain. Nice set of improve ments. This place is for sale at a very reasonable price
 10 Acres-All in oranges, grapefruit, and a few lemon trees Trees are about five year old This would make an ideal homesite. located just south of the Sountry Club on Central Avenue. Herbert S. Prince Go Realtors
 II West Adams Street blk
Arizona republican., 1919-01-13
SUICIDE

It is almost suicide to turn down the terms this owner is offering. He has 120 acres of the finest land in the en- tire valley, located on paved road, three mhes from the center of Phoe- nix good house; very old water right; 25 feet to water level; very little John son grass; it is in fine shape to go to work on right now; it is so located that we can sell you any sized tract you want. from 20 acres up. The price is very reasonable at $500 per acre, and it is up to you to name the terms. No reasonable terms will be turned down. Don't hesitate, as this may not be on the market long.
 TOLLESON LAND X CATTLE co.
 10S x. CENTRAL AVE
Arizona republican., 1919-01-13
E. E. Oldaker, Owner
 C. O. McMIurfrys Auef l.. C. GaIIand. Clerk
AuIcfii9ul Sale

THURSDAY, JANUARY 16
 Eight miles west Of Phoenix on the Buckeye road, l mile south, 1 mile west of Fowler, on the L. E. Graham ranch. Commencing at 10:50, 1 will sell at auction on the above date 100 head cattle, 50 head Al dairy cows, 1' fresh COWS (balance fresh soon), , reg istered bulls, 15 young Holstein calves, 23 yearling calves. Parties in the mar ket for good dairy COWS should not fall to investigate this heard. Free lunch at noon. Terms cash. bm
Arizona republican., 1919-01-13
Lufhegs Rafgains

nice residence lots in East San Diego. vii trade as payment on house and lot in Phoenix or for automobile. LUTHER REALTY co.
 110 North Central Ave. Phone 17oS
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Arizona republican., 1919-01-13
For Sale-HouseS

BRICK house for sale on easy terms, rooms and bath and large screen room 1746 w Buchanan st. bg DO YOU want a real home? If so, we have it. sl500 under value. Let US show you.
 FRANK W. SHEDD & co.
 'Shedd Sells the Earth
 101 North Central bs
Arizona republican., 1919-01-13
Lulaher (Bar@aims

room brick, modern in every re- spect, built-in features, lawn, shade, yard, all fenced. This is a nice place and in good repair, in good location. close in, northeast. Price reduced from g, 900 to s2,600. 5000 cash, balance like rent. Would take good Ford car as part of first payment This place is worth at least $1,00 more than we are asking for it, but this man must sell in the next few days. So if you are looking for q bargain, let us show'you this place.
 LUTHER REALTY co. 110 North Central Ave. Phone 110S
Arizona republican., 1919-01-13
For Sale-Houses

TWO good and Groom houses, with two garages, on corner lot, 50 by 190 feet. worth $s,000; will take s4,200; s1,500 cash will handle this. See us for city property.
 PATTON'S OFFICE
 Room ,. Monihan Bldg. ak 6-ROOM pebbledash house, practi- cally new; a big bargain at s2,000 $500 cash, balance terms.
 FELIX NATUCKI
 32 N. First Ave, Room 9. dg
Arizona republican., 1919-01-13
J. S. BrazelI Owner C. O. McMurta'y Auef. L. C. GaIIamd Clerk
Aglgtii@El Sale

FRIDAY, JANUARY r
 Four miles east of Mesa city on the Roosevelt road, across the road from Hills store. Commencing at 10:SO, my leases having expired l will sell at auction on the above date no head cattle, 50 Holstein dairy cows, all high grade, pick of the valley; 1 registered Holstein bull. 59 head heifers. year lings and calves, 6 young mules, and years old, large team work horses, farm machinery. 1 disc harrow, 1 al ralfa cultivator, spring tooth harrow, 1 small hay bailer with engine at tached, 1 sharpless cream separator milk cans. Free lunch at noon.
 Terms of sale, S100 and under cash; over that amount a credit of months will be given, purchaser giving ap- proved 10 per cent note; per cent off for cash. on
Arizona republican., 1919-01-13
Luther Bargains

lh acres, good Groom house, new, some fruit shade, F block from ca. line; this is beauty and cheap for s2, 2,5O0-$1,OOO cash balance like rent I've have many nice little places from 1 acre to acres, close in at low prices, and easy terms.
 LUTHER REALTY co. no North Central Ave. Phone HOS
Arizona republican., 1919-01-13
For Miscellaneous

FOR SALE-Storm buggy. single harness, English saddle and bride, brass parrot cage; perfect condition. Garage in rear of 1929 \. Center. h.; FOR SALE-A Burroughs No adding machine. Underwood type writers, , Buff & Buff transits. These are practically new and must be sold at once. See them at 307 x. First St. bll FOR SALE-One 16x24 white enamel sink: damaged; S3. Geo Hageman II SEVERAL LOADS of rich manure at Six Points Corral. free. II 3A BETTENDORF wagon, good as new, with cotton rack, $50.
 14inch Oliver walking blow. shares, gauge wheel and rolling cutter- s22.00
 Also sets work harness.
 F. H. BUTCHER
 1s4 miles south of Tolleson. hm FOR SALE-Baby's high -chair. Sl Baby's bath tub, 50c. 1335 Woodland before F A. NJ. It lOx12 TENT: never been used. 113O E. Pierce. ny
Arizona republican., 1919-01-13
SUBURBAN BARGAINS

SUBURBAN BARGAINS , or 4-acre tracts of the finest kind of soil, located near North Central av- enue.
 good house, well. and sandy soil s325U Terms.
 10 acres. close in. well improved, al- falfa, etc. $500. Terms.
 E acres, close in. near Mcdowell road, good house. orchard. shade, best of water. etc. S6000. Terms. 20 acres, well improved and excellent soil, near paved road. $60O0. Terms 40 acres, good soil. small house, well and engine, near Peoria. $200 per acre. 80 acres. north. house, A water old alfalfa land. s212.50 per acre.
 HOLT REALTY co.
 q w Adan1S St hp
Arizona republican., 1919-01-13
w. J. Burns 31 N. list Ave

DANDY Seven-room house, com
 pletely furnished, northeast; half block of car line. M. F. Green. Commercial Hotel Cigar Stand. It
Arizona republican., 1919-01-13
20 Acres

of a fine stand alfalfa. with nice little cottage, less than miles N. W. Phoe- nix, at only $500 per acre; $2,o00 will handle
Arizona republican., 1919-01-13
MIebert s. Prince Co

FOR SALE by owner, nice brick resi- dence, rooms and bath. garage, chick en yards, nice lawn, 5 blocks from car line. Will sell cheap for cash or trade for cattle. PISA w. Madison. Phone S2S5 blk
Arizona republican., 1919-01-13
lDavie Realty Go.

126 \. Central Phone 3
Arizona republican., 1919-01-13

THE INVESTORS CHANGE
Arizona republican., 1919-01-13
For Sale-Aussmobiles

FOR SALE - Maxwell speedster, completely overhauled, cheap for quick sale. Polk St. Garage.
Arizona republican., 1919-01-13
on CentfaI Avenue. Herbert S. Prince Co

Realtors T. West Adams Street
The Weston leader. [volume] (Weston, Umatilla County, Or.) 189?-1946, 1919-01-17
PASSAGE OF Big
FOOD BILL URGED

wrFhington. President Wilson has
sent mn urscnt message 10 Senator
Martin and Representative sheriey,
chairmcn OF the congressional appro.
priationB committees. asking them 10
present with all possible force and
urgency 10 congress the need for I'm.
mediate favorable action on his re-.
quest for an appropriation Of 100000.
900 for food relief In Europe.
The president said European states.
mau urged Immediate and concerted
action as a meana Of stemming the tide
Of famine and unrest, and that food
relief was tho key 10 the whole Euro.
pcau situation and TO the solution OF
peace.
Tho president rcl,orhtes that none OF
tho si0o.o0o.o0 fund provided under
tho measure will be spent for Ger
many. pointing out that that country
ID In a position TO purchase all tho
supplies she needs and that she 10
provided with the necessary money 10
make these purposes. The greatest
needs. the president points out. are In
Poland. in the governments that have
sprung up In Austria.iiungary and In
the Balkans.
The Weston leader. [volume] (Weston, Umatilla County, Or.) 189?-1946, 1919-01-17
WESTON MERCANTILE Co.
CUTS II PERCENT MELON
Had Good Year In 1918 Directors
Increase Capital Stock.

At the meeting Of directors Of
the Weston Mercantile Company
held January IA, a dividend Of
twelve percent was declared. The
report Of the company's business
during 1918 was most favorable.
showing a gratifyingly healthy con-
dition. The directors decided TO in
crease the capital stock by $40, 900
and $4,000 Of this amount was sub.
scribed for at the meeting by the
directors themselves. The volume
Of business during 1918 was found
20 compare very favorably with the
preceding year. despite adverse con-
ditlons resulting from war restric-
tions and the influenza epidemic.
The Weston leader. [volume] (Weston, Umatilla County, Or.) 189?-1946, 1919-01-17
SUPREME PEACE
COUNCIL CONFERS
First Actual Session Of Peace
Congress Held In Paris
Monday.

Parln,--The supreme council Of the
peace congress, consisting Of President
Wilson aud the premiere and foreign
ministers Of the four great powers
Great Britain, France. the United
States and itaiy--mct at 2 O'Clock Sun
day afternoon at tho French foreign
office for tho first formal exchange Of
yIews and TO make arrangements for
the procedure OF the conference Mon
day.
The first actual session Of the peace
congress was held Monday. although II
10 oficiAlly designated m ono OF tho
series Of conversations for laying tho
groundwork for the structure which
will later be presented 10 the formal
assembly.
Tho first question 10 come up before
tho actual peace conference will be
that Of the proposed league OF nations,
and Il was mado known tina, Il had
been planned for the confcrceH 20 do
vote ~ hours daily 10 this work. u
necessary, until II 10 on tho way 10
completion. The first plans for the
structure OF league Of nations prob
ably will be somewhat composite. rep
rssentativc OF a consensus Of opinion
on the part Of tho American, British
and French statesmen. ], In intended
10 serve a. q starting point
There was some disposition during
conferences 10 make the terms Of tho
extension OF the German Armls,ico
more drastic than had at frat been
proposed. but this was not carried out
Tho extension. however, .proyidea
for tho turning over Of the German
commercial fleet TO transport uoops.
In exchange for food; for the res,itu.
tlons Of material taken from France
and Belgium and for full compliance
with the tsrmA Of the original armis
tlce.
A start has been made on the ma.
chinery through which the American
republic will learn Of tho doings OF
the peace conference.
Il now has been decided 10 Issue .
Join, eommunique. preparcA BY a com.
mittoe representing all tho nations.
this TO be tho sole official ou,giying.
President Wilson has also decided TO
communicate with the representatives
OF the American newspapers, Of which
,hsre are more than 100 In Paris.
The Weston leader. [volume] (Weston, Umatilla County, Or.) 189?-1946, 1919-01-17

The plan IL for President Wilson or
some member OF tho American mis-
sion 10 communicate TO Baker such de-
tails OF the proceedings M we're not
embraced In tho communlquea and
which the president desires 10 make
public, Mr. Baker conveying the infor'
nation 10 tho correspondents.
The Weston leader. [volume] (Weston, Umatilla County, Or.) 189?-1946, 1919-01-17
ALLIES FOR WORLD LEAGUE
Lord Robert Cecil Declares Monroe
Doctrine Would Not Do Affected.

PariL--Lord Robert Cecil. who dis.
cusaed with American journalists his
views a. to the work Of the league OF
nations, expressed tho opinion that
the league certainly would provide
for tho limitation and decrease OF
present armamenia,"
He said that the league. II formed.
would do away with all treaties ineon.
sis,ent with rs tencta. including com.
pac,s providing for balance Of power.
Lord Robert ASSERTED he could soc
no conflict between such league and
the Monroe doctrine. He said that
every one OF the allies favored q
league OF some sort. and that they
we're not separated by any vital point.
s-a-a-~--a--s-~----a-a7~-----
Thirty-eight states have now rati.
The Weston leader. [volume] (Weston, Umatilla County, Or.) 189?-1946, 1919-01-17

What the boys would like especially
ls 70 have the government get them
home In time for the opening game
next spring.
The Weston leader. [volume] (Weston, Umatilla County, Or.) 189?-1946, 1919-01-17

We do not know. what con he done
about the winter Itch unless way cnn
be found TO get u before the peace con-
ference.
The Weston leader. [volume] (Weston, Umatilla County, Or.) 189?-1946, 1919-01-17

There Is n grent deal of salvage
in war. but II doesn't even approach
the vniue II had before II became sal
wage.
The Weston leader. [volume] (Weston, Umatilla County, Or.) 189?-1946, 1919-01-17

One must hope that their old Jobs
have been kept for the army Of dol.
Iar-a.year men who are about TO be
demohillxed.
The Weston leader. [volume] (Weston, Umatilla County, Or.) 189?-1946, 1919-01-17

Thirty-eight states have now rati'
hed the prohibition amendment.
The Weston leader. [volume] (Weston, Umatilla County, Or.) 189?-1946, 1919-01-17

eleven hundred lands awm and box fac
million feet of timber
cordwood choice deep ogow anything from
Strawberries timothy encumbrance and all Tor
s5 600 Gee wh gentlemen WAKE
when stranger S25 600 the week.
The Wheeling intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1903-1961, 1919-04-12
STOPS SLUGGISH
LIVER TROUBLES
GUARANTEED 25c
II You Have Tried Them All, Still Arc
Often Consttpated or Troubled With
sluggish Liver, Test This One.
ABSOLUTELY GUARANTEED

Sluggish liver troubles. pimples, skin
cruptions. impure blood. constipation,
sick headaches, dizzy spells and kindred
bowel and liver troubles can be relieved
in one night and banishcd for good and
all.
Go to the nearest well stocked drug
gst. Get a a5c tube Of Burtone Tab
lets. They bring back the bowels INA
liver 10 normal. cleanse and sweetcn the
whole systcm--hclp the blood, stomach
and digestion.
Absolutely Guaranteed.
II tube Of Burtone Tablets, doesn't
do the work better than anything you
every took in your life the druggist viii
give you exactly DOUBLE what the
tube cost you without a question. NO
red tape. This double guarantee or re-
ward for n case where Burtonc doesn't
do the work better than anything you
ever tried in your life proves IL Is
worth testing. The fact that the United
Stores Company selected Burtone Tao-
lets as the best in the world and worthy
10 bear their name; the fact that you
can buy them in all we'll stocked drug
stores, proves Rurtone does the work.
Keep tube handy and get 25c tube
while you think Of it at 6. II. Crest
Drug Company here in Wheeling, W. va.
The Wheeling intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1903-1961, 1919-04-12
MARINES AND
TANKS COMING

Wheeling and all towns across the
river in Belmont county are to be visit
cd by n detachment Of L. s. Marines
and tanks. from the battlefield OF
Franco. Tho dates OF the coming OF the
tanks 10 Wheeling have not been made
known. Dates for the Marines visit
have not been mapped out for any or
the local district towns, but Central
Liberty Loan headquarters for the
Fourth federal reserve district. nj CieVc-
land. announced last night that wheel
ing and neghboring towns will receive
their share OF tho big displays.
Boys from Quanticu. the famous Ma
rine training station. near washington
will stage a sham battle here to display
the tactics they taught the Germans AT
Chateau Thicrry and which the Germans
couldn't understand. The Devil Dogs
will be in charge of 1t. Edward B. lrV-
ing. one of Americas heroes.
St. Clairsvillc will be visited by the
tanks. Wednesday. April q. They viii
crawl down the hill to Bridgeport and
Martins Ferry Thursday. April 81. On
Friday they go to Bellairc and then
proceed on down the river. Another set
OF tanks will visit Wheeling.
The Wheeling intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1903-1961, 1919-04-12
Entertainment Planned.

Plans are we'll under way and rch"ar-
sails arc now being held for the final
cntrrla inmcnt Of the year of tn" Lima
Hcnig- Sherman School of Expression.
This will he featured by the department
of interpretive dancing in charge OF Mrs.
Alma Wilson Schafcr and promises 10
he ono Of the biggest dance events OF
the season.
lin my Ladys Garden" is tho title
Of n very clever pantomin" dance story
set 10 music and tho entire dancing
class will have L part in it's prcscnta-
tion with tho assistance Of several STU
dents from the dramatic art depart
mcnt. Novelty solo dances will be
special features Of tho program. The
exact date and place has not been an
nnuncrd hut it will probably be an
event of late spring and will be pre-
scntcd on one Of the largest stages of
the city.
The Wheeling intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1903-1961, 1919-04-12

in the city. having been called here by
the death Of Miss Mary y. Cecil.
Miss Mary Healy Is spending the
! weekend in Sistcrsville.
Mrs. George DcBolt, OF FaIrmont, Is
visiting in the city.
Rev. George E. Lockhart, who has
! been in Fairmont in the interest OF the
| Baptist reconstruction fund. is again
at his home in this city.
| Nose Cohen. who has been IN this city
| in the interest Of the Butte & Superior
Mining Company. has returned 10 his
home in Butte, Montana
| Michael LonS. who IS stationed at the
Great Lakes Training Station. Is spend
Ing a short furlough in his home here.
Lieut. enant William Jones, Of Camp
| Sherman, o., is spending short fur-
Tough in Wheeling. Lieutenant Jones
saw much active service overseas.
Mr.. and Mrs. Harvey Reed. OF the Is
Hand, are the parents OF baby daugh-
! ter.
| studies in Philadelphia after short va
| cation at the home Of her parents at
! Park View.
Howard burst has returned from. his
station at Galveston. Texas, after hav-
ing received his honorable discharge
from the United States Marines.
Mr.. and Mrs Joheph Morris. Of the
South Side. announced the arrival OF
! fine baby girl.
Mrs. W. P. Lear has returned from a
visit with friends ut Grafton ana
| Mrs, Margaret Royc has returned
{ from Pittsburgh, where she was the
guest Of her sister. Mrs Joseph Nc
Miss Edith Bartlett has returned to
| her home in ParkersburG after a WISH
with Wheeling friends.
Mrs. Joseph Cassie and daughter Miss
Helen, Of Sistersville are visiting IN the
home of friends here
| Mrs. George G. Christlieb Of Cleve-
land is making short visit with friends
here.
George st, Matthews Is visiting in
Atlantic City and is registered at tho
Dennis hotel.
MT. and Mrs. Cecil Dgby OF Clcvc-
land. Ohio, Were called TO this city by
the death Of Miss Mary N, Cecil.
Mrs. w. Bender. Of New York. Is visit
ing IN the home Of Mr.. and Mrs. J,
Front Of North Main street
Mr.. and Mrs. Morris Schlessinger OF
North Main street are entertaining Sam
uel wallerstein Of Richmond. Va
Private David Gosney Of North Main
street is spending short furloush al
his homo here
Mrs. F. NJ. Hawkins. who has been
visiting friends in Wheeling. has re-
turned to her homo in Woodsheld. Ohio.
Vernon Branghan, recently discharged
from the Medical Corps of the army at
Hampton Roads, Va, is home.
Mrs. Louis Rush. who has been
patient in a Pittsburgh hospital. has
returned to her homo IN this city. -.
Miss Hilda Dixon is visiting friends
in Buffalo. N. 7.
Miss Amy Nash has returned to her
homo in Washington. D. c. after a short
visit with friends here
Mr.. and Mrs, E. L: Stone. Mrs. Ell
zabeth Talson and W. E. Stone are in
Boston, Mass. where they met Cap
tain T.. ]. Stone who arrived from over
seas recently.
John Arms Of the South Side. is enter
tanning hts brother George Arms Of Ken
lucky.
Miss Jane Burruss. daughter Of Mt.
and Mrs W. P. Burruss, Is recovering
from an attack Of influenza
Mrs. sol Hastings leaves today for
\ Atlantic City for two months visit.
Louis Schwalb, formerly Of this city
but now a druggist in Akron. Is a visitor
in the city.
The Wheeling intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1903-1961, 1919-04-12
New Twig Organized.

At the quarterly meeting OF tho Twigs
held Thursday afternoon At the Ohio
Valley General hospital. announcement
was made Of the organization Of n new
Twig. The members Of this Twlg have
already accomplished much good in
their earnest work for the hospital and
the new Twig promises to be most
successful undertaking. Mrs. ". p. Bur
russ is chairman of the Twig which
will meet next Wednesday with Mrs.
w, B. Williams nj her home on Four
tccnth street. when a name will be Sc
lectcd. Tho members arc:
Mesdames:
Charles Bates Malcolm Brice
Wheeler Bachman James fancy
S. i. Norton W. B. Williams
W. +. Burruss Reed Baird
Misses:
Dclpha Young Anne HuguS
Collegiate Alumnae Meeting.
This Afternoon in the auditorium OF
tho Y. NJ. &. 4. the Collegiate Alum
nae Association will hold their April
The Wheeling intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1903-1961, 1919-04-12
ROGERS APPOINTED
PROBATION OFFICER

W. ". Rodgers. former justice Of the
peace and for some years coroner n'
Ohio county. was named probation Of
liccr by Judge Alan TT. Robinson yes
tcrday. and his appointment was con-
fjrmcd BY the county commissioners.
The new Officer took tho oath Of office
during the Afternoon and is now actively
en- duty.
Squire" Rogers Is ono Of the most
activc civil war veterans In tho city.
He has hccu active as pension attorney
for local comrades and because at his
activity for fellowmcn his appointment
is very popular one. lie Swcccc!%
Robert L. Frazier resigned.
The Wheeling intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1903-1961, 1919-04-12
SUNfMONING
PETIT JURORS

Serving summons to the petit jurors
who are to serve for the coming term
Of federal court which conrcncs here
May s, is keeping U. s. Deputy Marshal
Short busy these days.
u, s. Commissioner J. II. Gollner and
Clerk Boyd Of tho federal district drew
the names Of so petit jurors last week.
The men whose names .werc drawn arc
scattered in the four Panhandle counties
with Wctzel county added.