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Harrisburg telegraph. [volume] (Harrisburg, Pa.) 1879-1948, 1919-08-28
CHAPTER CCLXXXN.

Copyright, 1919, King Feature syn
dicate, Inc.
Jim came dashing back from the
telephone in high good humor. Got
Ieanie." he exulted. ASKED her to
lump in a taxi and come over TO
Kiss and make up. She was sur
prised but game. She'll be here IN
about fifteen minutes.
That's splendid, jim" 1 said
heartily. I'm so glad you're going
to forgive and forget
Forget" broke in Jim. Not
much. Jeanie has said few
things I can't forget in a hurry-or
forgive either for that matter. But
this is where 1 make her take wa
ter. I'm going to enjoy seeing her
back out of her pet haroor into the
stream"
What do you mean?" 1 asked
hating my own suspicion that jim
was gloating over the idea OF this
triumph.
II mean that Virginia Dalton is
going to eat her own words, re
piled Jim blandly. shes gong 10
acknowledge that I'm the head OIL
the family now. She's going TO re-
move all obstacles to certain mar
riage we want to see happen. She's
going to beg brother Jimmies par
don for a few things and go on her
knees to Pat Dalton for his devo-
ton and generosity. Eat humble
pie all round"
Jim's ewes twinkled as he con-
templated the picture he was draw
ing. He got up and did couple OF
double shuttle steps to show now
his contentment was full measure,
pressed down and running over. He
helped me to a chair. gave a perky
twist to the vases of flowers Phoebe
had arranged, and then pranced on
to answer the doorbell.
A minute later Jim and Jeanie
came in arm and arm. Her eyes
were a trifle misty. Jim was grim
ming with delight. There seemed
no need for words. Clearly, as
had imagined. quarrel between
jim and Jeanne couldn't last.
Dinner was a regular love-feast.
Virginia was very happy to be on
good terms with Jim again. Dan
gerous topics We're skirted. and we
all gave ourselves over to the hap
piness of the reconciliation with
out openly acknowledging there
was such a thing as a reconciliation
in the world.
When we got back to the living
room Jeanie watched with tender
vet quizzicaI eyes while Jim estab-
lished me comfortably among. my
cushions.
Now watch Jeanie." he whis-
pered, as he put his lips lightly to
my forehead.
Then he advanced to the attack.
Jeanne. did you know I'd been
trying to buy the old estate?" he
asked with simulated innocence,
putting rings from his cigaret
with attention seemingly focused
on that accomplishment.
Jimmie, How wonderful that
you're making good so you can buy
back the dear old nlace, Going to
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invite me out week-ends when you
get it," cried Virginia in delight.
Il haven't succeeded. l had Neal
on the trail of the titles and pres
ent ownership for weeks" replied
Jim carelessly.
He'll get it for You pretty soon,
I'm sure" replied Virginia a little
too politely, frozen again at the
mere mention of Neal.
l could sense her mental reserva-
ton about him. 1t was almost as
real, real-estate man on the job?''
No, he won't. You see, the place
has been bought in. And I'm not at
all sure that the party in whose
name the place stands now would
care to SELL" retorted Jim with
relish.
You might try-"began Virginia.
''All right" broke in Jim. Care
to sell? Name YOUR own figure,
Mrs. Dalton"
Why, what" stammered Vir-
ginia. looking from one to the other
of US completely mystified. What
do you mean? I don't get the point.
Is there Il joke?"
NO joke at all. A fact" said Jim
bluntly at last, The old Harrison
place stands in your name.
Virginia threw back her head. The
Harrison pride had never Haunted
itself more plainly before my eyes.
Then father didn't lose it. He
saved the old place" she cried, rid
ing rough-shod over Jim's pride
in. order to explain her own.
And he put it in my name. That
does make me the head of the
family"
Not quite, old dear" said Jim,
grinning impishly-or was it mali
ciously.
What do you mean" demanded
Virginia. Then we don't own the
old place after all?"
Jim didn't seem to notice that
generous. I'VE don't own the old
place" for he went on ruthlessly:
You own it, all right. Transfer S
been made. 1t stands clear and
proven beyond dispute. All that's
needed is your signature, and the
titles complete"
Did you-did you do this?"
Virginia got up and, forsaking her
stately glide, flung herself across
the room and seized Jims hands.
Suddenly Jim realized that he had
gone far enough - that he wasn't
setting his stage as well as he had
to Danish his other mood.
mo dear" he said, catching Nir-
ginia's hands and laying them
against his heart, so that she stood
close and straight looking up into
his eyes. Pat bought the old place.
It's his gift to you"
Virginia started, stiffened, drew
back from Jim. Her lips parted, but
no word came. Then the crimson
rushed up into her cheeks.
He dared!" she cried furiously.
He dared, And you. my own
brother. you tell me this? jim, Oh,
jim! You don't know me after all.
I'm going home at once. And never
let me hear this-this cheap joke
referred to again"
To be continued.
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Rheumatism Leaves
You Forever
Deep Seated Uric Acid Deposits Are
DossOlVed and the Rheumatic Pois-
on Starts to Leave the System
Within Twcnty-four Hours


Within Twcnty-four Hours
Every druggist in this county is
authorized to say to every rheumatic
bottles OF Allenrhu. the sure con-
querer of rheumatism. does not stop
all agony, reduce swollen joints and
do away with even the slightest
twinse of rheumatic pain. he will
gladly return your money without
comment.
Allenrhu has been tried and tested
for years, and really marvellous re-
suits have been accomplished in the
most severe cases where the suffer-
ing and agony was intense and
piteous and where the patient was
helpless.
Allenrhu relieves at once. Imme-
diately after you start TO take it the
good work begins. 1t searches out
the uric acid deposits, dissolves the
secretions and drives rheumatic
poison out Of the body through the
kidneys and bowels.
Its marvellous how quickly il acts
Blessed reNef often comes in two
days and even in cases where the
suffering is most painful all traces
disappear in a few days.
Mr.. James II. Allen, the discoverer
Of Allenrhu, who for many years
suffered the torments of acute rheu-
matism, desires all sufferers to
know that he does not want a cent
of anyone's money unless Allenrhu
decisively conquers this worst of all
diseases and he has instructed George
a. Gorgas to guarantee it in every
instance.
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THE LOVE GAMBLER
By Virginia Terhune Van de Water

ton this to nobody until 1 get a
better line on this chap. l cannot
recall anything else about him yet"
Smith is not an unusual name,
you know" Helen reminded him.
Il doubt if that is his name" JEFF
ferson said.
saw Il large ID on a monogram on
his sleeve-link. He said it stood
for his first name-David. 1t was a
big D."
Then" the man declared solemn
ly, lit was for the last letter of
his name. In monogram the
largest letter stands for the last
name"
To he c6Otinued
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TO NATTONALIZE OIL

Mexico City, Wednesday, Aug. 2T.
The petroleum committee of the
Mexican Senate to-day presented q
report on legislation regulating Al =
tcle II of the constitution of 1917.
which r7tionalizes oil lands, and at
the same time laid before the Senate
draft OF a law regulating this ar
ticl" and eliminating all retroactive
effects of proposed oil legislation.
This Is a concession for which for
elgI oil interests have been con.
tending. The proposals submitted
by President Carrenza last Novem-
Der looking to the regulation of AR
ticle 27, now are being considered
by the Chamber of Deputies.
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"When a Girl TfQrrieS"


New Romantic Serial Dealing With the Absorbing
Problem of a Girl Wife
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Following is a list of the prizes
that have been donated. together
with their donors:
Whitman. Schwarz Company, three
sacks of flour.
Mary Sachs Fashion Store, $2.OU.
United Hat Store, one hat.
Dives, Pomeroy and Stewart. prize
to be selected.
Harrisburg Telegraph, 100 engraved
calling cards.
Joseph Shenk Tin Store, Penbrook,
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one stewing kettle.
J. b. Montgomery.
Ee F.asrr.-S.' - "..4uwarc Com
pany, Penbrook, one aluminium ket-
tie.
Twentieth Century Shoe Company,
one pair of shoes.
Elmer 5. Schilling, one red letter
Testament.
Dauphin Electrical Supplies Com
pany, one electric candle stick.
j. c. Herman and Company, pipe.
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GROCERS SHOW
A SMALL PROFIT

[Cont'nued from First Pagc.l
The Wheeling intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1903-1961, 1919-10-20
Enemies of Eichhorn in
Refusal to Hear De..eace

BERLIN. Saturday. Oct. lS-(By the
Associated ircsS.) -Minlst II the gov
crninrnt an their attaches and inc &c
pullrs If all the political parties except
his q yn. " .kcd uSlCntaliuu.ly out OIL Tic
chamber this afternoon when FORMER
IurI u l'ul.cC L.CInprn |. nc spcah-
cr G stand during the LrUatc On Tie labor
miniSlry's badect.
ln.huoIm l., under indictment on
charEcs OF r;otinS and grating, but Is
enjoying immunity from arrest as
member Of paI lIaIirrt. The moment nc
appcarcd before the Spc;.E RS stand the
guvrrnmcn, bench and the floor OF the
house cmpticl. un.y the Official stch"'
Erarhcr and few Of The lndGi Sidrh'
Suciali.tS remained.
Elchht TN gan his address with
icr,n:c If the i.art lie played in the 80
vrlu:i,n. lie claimed that he thcf'!
played thc rulH Il IL revolutionary WILL
rr" and said he desired 10 combat the
Islander viii Oh primarily WAS resp nS:Hit
Cor tho uflronr that had been offered hin
By the assembly.
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At meeting OF the Common Council
of the Town Of Warw"Cd held on the
18th day Of August. 1919. an ordinance
vas adopted authorizing the issuance
and sale Of Ore Hundred and Fifty
Thousand (Sl50. O00.0O) Dollars of bonds
mcnt and Street Improvement Bonds
Series C." by virtue of said ordinance
the mayor of said town issued on August
~. 1919. rr, clamatirn calling for IN
lection to be- held in said city for the
rurp"S" Of either ratIfyinE or rejecting
"a d ordinance and in said proclamation
ut September Is. 1919. as tho date for
said purpose. The returns OF SAD eiec-
ton held on that date show that four
EunI:"d AID thirty-f"ur $50 votes
were vast for ratification and two hum
drcd and twcnty-fOur (22D votes
against ratification SO that more than
thrcc-fifths (3-5) of the voters voting
At said elect on voted in favor OF tho
ratification OF said ordinance.
The town of WarWood has caused 10
BE- transmitted to me duly certified
copy Of all orders. proclamations. no
tiCcs. advertisements. bonds. affidavits
and rec rds OF all its proceedings con:
ncCtcd with or pcrta ming to said bond
issue. ! have examined the same and II
is my opinion that said bond issue IL
pliance with the statute. I therefore
anprCvr the validity Of said bonds. Al
prov ded by chapter 81 acts Of the lcg!s.
49, f. r. ENGLAND,
Attorney General State # West Virginia.
Charleston. West Virginia.
October IL, 1919.
JOHN i. ARBENz,
CHAS. J. SMITH,
Solicitors for Wlrwood. o-20-27
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q ,S3!@@Z; Talks u,
H.. BY RQ1tl1 Cameron 80


The one eternal subject VII irh has a.
Ia, 81 oust"d TN" w",tt 'rr AID tlr = =
30. 'r h',.'-' - ~ tr"r rr'il!H'i.
places was on thr fl""r III" ether =! III
49," Auth r.Iau had been t1Itr:
about the duty Of Sa,Iug MT "r!N for
cur own sa@rs. hat pro bono III. o.
Il don't S"r what different Il IA -
I" the public" said Molly. "bf Cour*''.
I'm I;n.ng to save fur 10y cd &C. and
L. odn"Ss Ku"wS | cunt help saving w !
MI MY E"\rrnm"'.t lran ;nstallm-ut~ u
pay uH. rrit | don't scr what h:ff"r""Cr
Il maH"" to Iny"ue else. uHl">S ! X"
t. the poor house in my old a .. and
have feeling somehow that Sha"'t
live To- b" old
Nobody Expects to bs o,d.
"Alm"St everybody has that feeling.
said the .\uthnrrHan Gr.lY. hut Wasn't
tn mixing &C saving from That point Il!
view at al. | WAS thinking NJ u" rc"d
of sorlcb dys savlnI; # !uGUst" IT,
ICING to 20 on. II d you ever -. - t
think exactly what IL means when you
spend money and VIXEN y,u save it,
You mean" BEGAN Molly unccr
tainly.
Il mean this" said the Auth"rrnan
There's just one thing that Zach # ia
really gets in exchange C"r IN" work ""
d. ard that Is The WORK "th"~ men O..
When you boil IL right Il. WI tNrts wnar
II comes To. IIOu a., =" o." Kind ~ WOri.
ard in return You Sc, + r m"I's Labor.
Money is nothing r"a..y but the meas.
urr you use TO measure the vain" or
your work t. the Comrnun " n lrr""
aud the m"aSur" Of other "'".rl"'S WORK
so that you can make an . .hanEc. II"
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Ask SprOu| 10 Name
Probe in Steel Strike

PITTSBURGH. Oct. 19.-Thc stool
workers strike in the Pittsburgh district
was practically AT a standstiIl today.
the only development Of Importance be-
Ing q joint meeting Of the Pittsburgh
Central Labor union and the Pittsburgh
Building Trades council with represcn-
tatives OF the railroad brothCrhoods.
Matters pertaining to the walkout
were cons dcrcd and resolutions wer"
adopted. urging Governor William G.
Sproul. of Pennsylvania. 10 appoint a
special prosecutor 10 investigate com
paints of the UNION growing out OF Lite
strIke. and caHInS upon the labor repre-
sentativcs in the industrial conference
at Wash nStOn To remain nrm II their
stand against compromise Of collective
bal Halu.IIs between employers and Labor.
Strike headquarters here remained
closed for the most part Of the day aaL
those uriun leaders who talked win
ncwspapcrmCn had nothing TO say rrla-
tive 10 The strikers side of the contro-
verSy.
The day was quiet throughout the en-
tire district.
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JAPANESE OPPOSITION
TO UCHIDA'S PLANS

TOXIC. Sunday. Oct. lS.-(By the As
sociatcd Prcss.) Viscount CChida's
statement early in September that Japan
is considering the establishment OF an
International settlement at kIao Chau.
instead of an exclusive japanese settle
ment authorized by treaties with China.
promises to be the subject Of protest
al the forthcoming session Of the diet
BY the peers affiliated with tho "pposl-
ton party and other radical members Of
the upper house II is declared here tnat
such a movement will be supported by
prominent publIcists and others whose
attitude affects public opinion.
The opposition is led by Baron Funa-
koShi who says an attempt TO alter mat
ter pledged by treaty Injuries the SAINT
tity of the treaty AMI the dignity OF the
state and demands TO know the reason
for this concession of the Shantung
question when the Japanese delegates III
Paris made no promise that exclusive
japanese settlement would be abandon
cd
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SALE OF STREET IMPROVEMENT
BONDS.
Town Of woodsdsle, oaIo County, West

IoWn OF WooosoSAoi Sa1o SounIyi "es'
Virginia:
The Undersigned Commissioners. APP
pointed for the purpose by the Council
Of the Town Of Woodsdale. will. until
the Sth day of November. 1919, at IL
o'clock. n on. receive sealed bids for
the sale Of One Hundred Thousand DOL
lars ($l0O O00.00) worth of Street I'M
pruvement Coupon Bonds Of the Town
If Woodsdale. with accrued interest,
said binds being numbered from to
100 Inclusive. In the denomination OF
One TIL usand Dollars *1.O0o.OoI each.
All Of said bonds. or any part thereof:
are rcd"crnahlc al the option Of council
payable thirty-four (3D years from
date. with interest at the rate Of five
pcr cent $50 per aanun, payable an
nually at the Dollar Savings & Trust
Company. WheoliaE. West Virginia, and
are dated November LIST. 1919.
Said bonds having been approved by
II" Attorney general Of the State OF
Wcgt Virginia. as required by Chaoter
81 "f the Ats OF 1917. are now binding
obi; gallon upon the town Of Woodsdale,
West Nirginia.
cent If the value o: the bonds bid por.
payable TO the undersigned commits
81 nrrs.
Til" said commissioners reserve the
right T. reject airy and all bids and may
use the check accompany bids as H.
with IN" b d If tho same is accepted.
All bids shall be marked "B!dS f"r
WCodsdale r. nds." and mailed to r. b.
Nlyl r. No. 3o5 National Bank Build ne.
Wheeling, W"st NirrInia.
GEORGE W. BARRON,
OTTO SCIIENK.
GEO A. LAGGHLIN.
ola Commissioners.
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CALL not QUESTIONED.

JOHNS rDNN. Pa. Oct. l9.-lrcsl-
dent John Brorly. II District Number {"
United Nine Workers. declares the b.
rrnial convention Of the district, which
convcnrs in Juhnst"wn Tuesday, WI! de-
velop no disposition to quest on the
.trikc order f"r November | issued by
AaCtinE President John l.. Low s. or the
In'Crnnt cnnl body. or to modify the
demands formulated BY The Cleveland
convention. Other leaders in the dis
lrict. which represents $1,000 miners
ID m annual production uf 100000
to 5O.Ono. roo tons "f b luminous coal
"rr I the same opinion as President
BroIhy.
The scale dcma~ds 10 be formulated
by District Number will be based.
President Br"phy says. upon the Clcte-
land scale for tn" Central Competitive
ncld ard wcr" unanim'uHly approved
b. the delegates fro this district TO
IN" t.: irrational body. AS to the de-
mand for five days week, Of six hours
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EXCHANGE OF VIEWS
Oh FIUME QUESTION

ROME Saturday. Oct. 1S.-(By The
Associated Tres )--Thorc is in prog
r"es m active exchange Of cables be-
:wccn the R'mc and Wa: hnEt u gov
srnmcRfs Ccrccrn.n n" the last projcc, II
Si@nor T.:t"ri W tn r""nrd to the FL
UNI" and Adria,ic Qucsi''rS.
The entire rr"ss mL'rt''ns an Stti-
tulc Of ~r"at rc""rVc VII 10 awaiting
the decision of the Washington guy
CrnuC;t on the question.
Tho TrihGna. however. thinks the
n-rsclt nro'o"t Cf s Encr Tittrni is The
minimum VIII Ch the nn''On !" ready II
ihcr, will n" : definite solution Of the
problem. ch i says has kent ~"
pn"ple 90 long in suspense regarding
the maintenance Of peace.
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Ontario to Vote on
Issue OF Prohibition

TORONTO, Ont. Oct. l9-Thc electors
Of Ontario. doubled in number by tn"
extension Of III" franchise" 10 women
Will vote tomorrow on II prohibition rel
rrcndum and at IN" SalG" tim" Will DC
eide, the fate Of tho e., nS"rvGiiTC GOV
crnmcnt. which has been in Office sine"
January. 1905, and Of which Sir William
Hearst Is premier.
There arc four questions on III" ref
crrndum ballot. namely: Tho repeal or
prrrctuatiCn uf tn ont rio act. ~. III
orch bitten measure. instituted rs 4 war
measure with the undertaking I" submit
the question to a popular vote upon IN"
ccnclusiCn Cf the war; proposal Tor
the sale If Ia hi beer under gov RI. mcnl
sun ,ry!siun: the sale Of light beer IN
hotels in previously "wct' areas; ana
The sale of matt and srirituuuS liquors
by gOScTnm' Mt agencies.
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Grand Duke lIicholas
Has M.rmcra Refuge

LONDON. Oc;. l9.--Grand Duke
mlnGcr-;n-rhtcf IF the Russian army.
has been living on prinkipo island. in
the Sea of Mprmora. lying between
European and As.at.c' Turkey. s:nce
last February. acc, riding to private ad-
vices rrrr.NCd here from CunSt mt IL
oplc. With the i;rand duke are his
wIfr. the Grand Duchrsss AmastasIa. and
her father The xxx IF Mon cncEro.
(S.urc the revolution in Russia and
The overthrow Of the dynasty the
whrrca5outS # Grand Duke Nicholas
his been pruhlCmlt!CIl. He has nj one
time or aE,th, been reported dead. in
clpliyity Of the Ro'ShNvIki. and rCsid
IN: in various places incngnito. 1t
will he recalled that prinkipJ island
WAS chr'cu by the Entente powers as
the site Of proposed conference with
t,, IShCSikL)
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STRIKE OF RAILROAD
CLERKS THREATENED

BOSTON. Oct. l9-Aprroximately l.
"Ou mrmhrrs "f III" local branch Cf tn"
,xIrrsS div i>ion uf III" Brotherhood of
Hallway Clerks today UNANIMOUSLY en-
slrIi" e tho Brulh'lhn,d early n"yt
Inrn'Ih unless wai;" Il IArnds before =
raj road admin. t"a'ion ar" granted ~
November .. Tn" ballots were sent TO
the Brotherhood headquarters in Wash
iuEInn. u. {.
The local unirn also endorsed the
rrornSiti 10 c. institute the nat 'onal
agreement committee. now IT Washing
trn. a NATIONAL br"rd If adjustment. 10
conduct negotiations with the railroad
administrator.
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. . 90 ~@~~0~
! BRAIN TESTS|
, BY SAM LLOYD. I

The sign Of tho MoHad is said TO mean
to n Oh naman what the cross docs 10
Christ an. 1t is the !ISn Of Deity. rep
rr$"ntiIE eternity. and is an object OF
vcn. ration TO over 400. nNu. 600 Or!cntals.
Like all noted S Ems and symbols. II ~
formed OH Symm' tricai Lines, AMI lends
itself to gCOmctilcal methods or an
GlysS
We will ask our puzalriSts to per
form a simple operation up the DC
sign by drawing continuous Inc
through the circle. 70 produce two light
and two dark sections. AMI all four TO
he Of tho same chap" end SIC.
ANSWER TO no. 248.
My payment of pieces Of lrcr tHr
20 loavCs Of bread established thS
value of n loaf nj co rs. Therefore
Tho man who contributed loareS nav
ing q value Of Is Coins. was entitled 70
n rrhltc of 7 CON. which left one coin
the proper amour for the man who con-
Copy. GIN. 1879. by sam Loyd)
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each. Pres dent Erophy declares that the
miners are asking NO conditions wh. Oh
would work general hardship"
1T is up 10 the miners 10 deliver the
goods" NJ adds. and We demand the
right n protest that we can do it under
he conditions We ask. The prc-war
period rs to profits Of operators IN this
'irld were e Ght cents n ton. The 1917.
l9lS average was 81 cents ton, while
the increased pay TO the miners was
much less"
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SHOULD NOT ACCEPT.

CONSTANTINOPLE Ct;. ls.-tTIa
Rome. by the Associated Prnss.) -Somc
members OF the commission headed by
Major General James G. Hartford. whicn
has been invest igating conditions In nc
Near East express tho opinion that tho
United States should not accept the
mandate over Turkey. but say that. in
case Of its acceptance. control should he
exercised as far as the Caucasus. They
say they believe tho Americans would not
encounter great administrative difficult
ties
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~oU uEAn THAT WORKERS.

xou uEAn THAT WORKERS
ARE wANTEo-and they are. But
that does not mean that some good
Job Is going to search for youn until
it finds you. Tho Job usually waits
for tho man to como aft:r It; and tho
man ucuauy learus where to go
through telling about himself through
q classified advel tisement. It Il "ths
regular way"
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FOR SALE-AutomonDes
FoH SALE

Fon SALE ton @. NJ. c. truck. In
use only six months. A bargain.
Seven passenger Packard touring car
Series 2-34. Run only $4,000 miles.
Right price to quick buyer. Packard
Motor Co. Leatherwood. o-ll-l
The Wheeling intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1903-1961, 1919-10-20
are suffering with rheLmh.
ism Most imnnrtQnI dIacnxf ~ Of iha

lism. Most important discovery of ths
age. A herb that actually drives IN
most stubborn Gaze Of rheumatism en-
u1e!y out Of the system. People write
US and say they are astounded al the re-
cults. especially on the kidneys. Just
think Of the money making possibilities.
Representatives wanted. Sl.ia pound
postpaid. 10 pounds IS express paid.
rheumatism Herb Co., Venice. Cali.1--
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