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The Wheeling intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1903-1961, 1919-04-28
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} BY SAM LLOYD. : ;
BY Sam .oyd.
20 Minutes to Answer THIS.
No a.


In TIC frs, sentence can bc found the
nam. Of ON" Of WashInCtons Gcnrr-
MS. The second and third sentences
also each contain 4 Continental grncr-
al: the fourth sentence contains the
name Of All English officer who was
admired by his enemies: the NTH srr-
fence contains tho name Of IN lInSlish
general: the sixth srRtcnc" is conceai"d
the scene OF ono OF tho early skirmshcs
Of the Revolutionary War.
WASHINGTON recruited American FARM
rrs and from them organized an army OF
heroes.
At Valley Forge even that ogre en-
envy "starvat!pr' was conquered by the
spirit OF patriotism.
The Continental soldier, with his uni
form rag, ate seldom and fought con-
stantly.
That great Lafayette came and re-
manned steadfast Ia tho end.
However. tho young folks celebrate
tho 4th. lot them not lose. sight of liz
meaning.
From San Francisco 10 Now York.
from Portland to Macon cordially and
! good will toward the mother country
now prevail.
ANSWER TO NO 9S.
Dallas. Easton, Newport. Denver.
Babylon.
copyright. 1919, by Sam Loyd,)
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GREAT POSSIBILITIES
FOR new INDUSTRY

nlant for The mauu:aciur" or fhe
ITiclow discs. which will b. ~ OPERA
ZION at Warwuod IN Il short l'm". VIII
H., tho latest addition 10 Tn" many t'"-
roriaui industries Of thc' Wheeling nlS-
trir,. Thu uigiow Sign company. which
will manufacture IN" iliGlnw discs. WAS
;rrorporatrd Il short ;imr ago. u IS
canitalizrd al $50. 100. at which S""hVo
&c nrcfcrrcd and thr other 100000 com
rnun stock. Thr shareholders are: i. -
Mckinley. Isaac NJ. Scott. L. kin"arH
Ipr. y. \. HannIg ane {. II. Philips. All
Of Wheeling, and {. H. Paul "f Pitts
burgh
The HiGluw disc is now idea IN
electric signs. II gives OF an ihn,rr'i
light Of much greater efficiency Than
that secured from IN" bulbs now III use
Thea vcragc number Of ltiElow lGht
bulbs tn .lrfi"r is about ten. winch
means n saving "f about /" per cont
in current. Tho discs arc guaranteed
~ last for II number 81 years. which is
another great saving.
Tho greater power and efficiency nf
light and tho tremendous saving OF cur
rent resulting through tho US" Of TN"
Higlow disc ar" counted on 70 "pechiiY
create for it n worldwid" demand.
The West VIrEinin aircraft piant Mt
Warwrnd. which was abandoned som"
nlr ago. has been converted Into y
plant for the manufacture OF the HI
glow disc. and will b. in operation In
few weeks. Owing to the great pos
slbilI,ies for thu product. there IL every
reason for believing that the new con-
rcrn will shortly become one Of the i'm
portant industries of the Wheeling dis
trict
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AUTO GOES OVER
MOUNTAIN S|DE;
ONE IS KILLED

PIEDMONT. W. Va. APR !',-Ai-
phonsus l. thurman. aged about 6h. pro-
prietor OF smithng establishment nj
Cumberland. Md. was almost instantly
killed today about noon. and his VIC
Margaret thurman. is thought lh'alIE
injured from their automobile gong
over an embankm"nt.
As they were nearing Pi"dmnh'' II
went over dccl"vity almost stra'Eh'
down ut least 100 feet. rolling over n
number of times.
Their daughters. Emma NJ, and Rr'
gina thurman, and Howard Lcasurr.
were injured. L,asuc. thought serious
~. They were rrmoverd 10 HOFFMAN
hospital, Kcyrer. W. Va.
Mrs. thurman is crushed about the
chest and broken ribs are Thought 10
havc puncturcd tho lungs.
There is 4 dangerous turn on this hill
with ugly ruts. and II is thought MIS-
thurman. who was an inexperienced
driver. was joltcd out Of tho nut Caus-
ing her to let 80 Of III" wheel.
During the influenza epidemic l'uhr-
mans son. Bernard y. thurman. died
at Camp Meade, and the only Surviving
son. Anthony r. thurman is stu in
Franco with the army. ignorant OF ms
brot hers death.
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WE WE EVERYTHING s sed

ZOO new Cabinet Chambers, zoe each.
ONErHALF dcnrn Collapsib!e Baby
BuEgics, $500 each.
NEW Garden Tools at cost.
10 Old-Stylc Sewing Machines In good
condition. $500 each
3 Dror-IicaI sowing Machines. $40 each.
dozen Revolving ONCE Chairs. SO
each.
LARGE assortment OF Gas ard Electric
Chandeliers
Upright Piano. $500.
CLOSET Bowls, Sinks. orace Desks.
Miscellaneous Furniture. Clocks.
WE HAVE 100 single white enamel
beds. springs and mattresses, cimplete,
at $3.50 each: IS oak wash stands. IN
good condition. at $500 each.
ONE large gay restaurant range
ONE phystcinn's operating table. IN
good condition.
100 opera chars. 800 each.
ONE lot ur CHICKS Mt Sc.
leo revolving stools. $40 per dozen.
ALSO a large linz or new and second
hand tools and machinery and nutomo-
oilo supplies.
1881 AHD 1888 mAEHET STRICT.
Telephone oo1sI.
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BAPT|STS IN bic
MEETING SUNDAY
Denom1nRtional Sunday at Baptist
Immauuel Church Last Might
We're Largely Attended.

"lpcnominaiionsl Sunday" was Oh
served by local BaptiSts yesterday. tr.
George f.. l-nckhart. pastor or hap!lSt
Unnamed church conducted special SER
being marked by tho presence Of several
r,dd Fellows lodges. Concord Lodge No.
-, wheeling l"df" No. =. Wheeling
Camp No. IL md sister lodges attended.
Or. Lockhart chcs" as his irHt inc
reference ~ the Prophet Nathan to
David in End Samuel l.; S: Thou art
the man" The story Of the rise OF
David rpm tho shepherd lad :" inc
shepherd king and founder Of JcruSh.
lcm. was graphically told ami his m"ral
descent to Nil but ruin by his comtnt!lin
the sin of lust with the VII" al CriA!'
his loyal general. was portrayed.
Lessons wrr" drawn revealing m"
weakness and trcachcry Of flesh: and II
was revcnl~l thai IN" thr"r GREATEST
characters. aSid" from CHRIST MoSrs,
David and Saul. were each CnuEht IN the
tolls Of sin though they w"r" the great
rer champions Of religious TRUTHS IN
their day and g":"raiIon ,,
The ONLY SinirSS character 10 whi'h
our humanity call rally for example ana
inspiration Is after al! the S!h'rSS
Christ. ~
II 10 tho function nf III" church To
tccn incarnatr His If" in tho hearts
II is tho increasing function "f IN"
lodge 10 SucialiZc Ills HE IN th' III
ut mon. ~ 49, -
In tho NV crn upon whirh "" as a
rnrIJ ar.. cntcrine. II becomes incr"aS,
inrlv necessary that lhr spirituality ana
TIC fraternity uf III" secret orders cca:','
trrntinr sin in q merely conventional
way. ,s-.
'rha, whirh made Moses 4 murderer
1,ovid , lihcrtInc: and faul iNrSr>l.
tor, thoeh ,hrs" wrr" Gods ti%rl; VIII
not leave us unscalhrd IN ono day. the
sc,urrr Of wnr through which "" nave
JUS, passed is IN" m"asur" Of our cn mas
Iirmrnt for sins committed since h"'-
So'ha. ., hut
Nuscs and David w"rN redeemed nut
their redemption and forgiveness was
bccz,usc Of woOks and ia'th: our Sc
dcmptinn under tho Era'1' ni fm
nahe possible by m" r"r"iat ION OF the
Fathrr through His only h"Eoti"n som :,
only God In the world rrcnncl'inE IL
unto himself. Their" is not on" OF us
Of whom It may not hr said. as REGARDS
sin. Thou urt thr mAn.
INC large vested choir rendered bcau-
tiruI and special music for the OCCASION
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which he was transferred TO the Army
School Of ;he ~ f.. T.. being instructor
there for q period Of seven months.
At Chateau Thicrry he Was assigned
to the Second Division and went Into
action with that division and assisted
In driving back the Hun" hordrs. He
next served with the 23rd l.. S. Infantry
Machine Gun Company at SCISSORS. st.
MciheL Somme-ir lin the Champagne
district, and later in tn" big drive OF
the Argonnc. north OF Ferdun. For brav-
cry in action he was promoted from n
First Lieutenant 10 a Captain, which
rank he now holds. At the signing or
h. arrniStice he was commanding the
33rd Infantry. and was later with the
army of occupation in Germany.
Captain Hiidrcth wns given a great
rccep tion when be- paid visit TO St
Matthews. T. F.. church yesterday in
company with his mother. He is he pic
ture of health. He not only has the dis
tinction of being ono Of the youngest
nrrnY officers to hav" received the CROSS
of honor OF the United States and Franco
but nc is only about - years OF age and
therefore is one Of thc youngest officers
from this section OF the country To have
the title Of Captain. He Is we'll known
hero and his many friends will one and
I'll extend 10 him their congratulations
on having won the coveted honor SYM
bOls.
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HALF Ml[uON.tOSS
TOW,VA0RCHARDISTS

Spccia! Disratch to, The intriliscnGer.
CUMBERLAND Nd April 2T-Fruit
exports estimate loss TO orchardists in
this territory from thr present freeze
10 BE- at least 100000. Apples and
peaches arc both affected. especially in
the highlands OF Mineral Hampshire.
Morgan and Berkeley counties. w. Va.
and AlIcgany county. MARYLAND. The,
lowlaIrds in which tho holdings of th''
members Of the Cumberland Fruit En-
change are located. are said TO be but
little affected
The cold weather Of the past two
nights caused the greater damage to
fruit in the higher attitudes. just tho re-
verse Of n year ago. when 4 gravity
frccZ6 caught tho 1owlanG". which thus
far. have not been damaged. On Knobley
ana Martin = mountains ami 1h" kcyS"T.
". Va, the greatest damage WAS "N-
pcricnced Ono Of tho knobl"y mountain
orchards reports a complete killing OF
both apples and peaches Further report :
indicate that Hampshire. county has not
been hard hit. Berkeley courty'S big
apple orchards have escaped loss en-
tirefy."
At points in tho mountains thc drop
was from is 10 90 degrees above zero.
All flowers and carly Vegetables at
Erostburg have hccu killed.
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SIDE TALKS
wEs1.ABoRER.s ROMANCE
sy RUTH CAMERON

EXTRAORDINARILY
Ono OF our visitors was holding FORM
fhe other day on 4 familiar topic.
He vscs telling about the way labor
ing oeople were riding shout in their
oyrn cara, and not tlivvcrs either. oS
George, bat some Of the expensive
makes Why, there was one car OUT
sids that mine that was about as sniar
a looking thing As 1 ever saw cho"o-
late color with bright green trimming.
one of these low r;tcy iTaoHlcrS' l
Thought It must belong to the pfeS'oenI
and hanged il one of these loFe'gn"lS
didn't come ont and get INFO u. f7c
been working srvan d0yS Week anu
overtime, they told me, and making all
sorts Of money. And he's gone ana
blown it for ths1
He paused TO gfvc us an opportunity
10 chorus Outrageous or isn't u Ter
rtble7" bat before We had CHARGE Mol
ly spoke up
instead OF Thinking It Terrible She
Thought It Romantic.
s1su,s II romantic when you come I"
,hin,. NJ IT," she said. like fairy tale
almost. Weren't you delighted ~he''
YOU saw him com" out? II wouloh
have been anything if il had been INC
president bat to think Of that man COM
ing out Of an the dirt and darkness or
the mine and climbing into that.
Our visitor gazed 1T Molly in a7par-
emit forgctfufnrss Of ono of the rules OF
correct conduct,
wished it had been his ears or his
heart that had been left open instead OK
his mouth
For who can deny that there is TO
nance in the miner or tn" factory mana
and his luxurious car?
The Nunlbeq. or Those Cars Is
Exaggerated
think tho number and luxury OF these
rars rs vastly exaggerated. ! read OF II
president " n company VIII" waved his
hand toward tho cars standing OUTSIDE
his works and said Just look nj all
those cars That's how they spend
their money" There were % rha1S lif'y
cars. When the incn cam" rnurlnH
out there proved to hG s,in" nifty ,houS-
and Of th"m.
But in return. don't -" why We
should not b" abb" TO 80" the r"Ina"r"
IN the lal>orcrs Sudden ability TO make
their castles In air come true.
OF course We don't like 10 $50 them
/ taking unfair mean advantage OF their
! pnwcr any moro than We liked To 80"
! the capitalist doing the same.
or course We don't liz" IL go them
manifest an Indifference :" tn" class ~
professional and "rric" workers. teach
! crs. etc who ar" Cnuj-..7 :tuh ground e
powder brtw"cn tn" upper and neither
IniIlSt one.
| when They Don't Do Their Share.
,,tIn al let
| cd when thcy show Il lack of patr'"iISn'
! And Ct course W" shudd"r when "" sr'
them insanriy pushing Their demands II
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Wheeling,s war hero, the only local
man so fur as known. who has the rare
honor Of wearing both the Croix de
Gucrre and the United States Dtstin-
r-uished Service Cross; one conferred as
4 token for distinguished bravery by
France and the other by the. United
states for heroic conduct in battle, il IN
the city. He ts none other than Captain
Richard Preston Hndreh, 3rd- and is
Spending few days here the guest OF
relatives and friends in company with
his mother.
Hildrcth, End. formerly OF This city. who
:, few years aEo moved to CHARLES Town
". Va, .rld who also has summer
home In florida. At the outbreak Of the
war Young Hitdrcth Was connected with
rho Hazrl-Atlns Glass company. ut their
Chicago Office. He had received mil
itar-y education while a resident OF this
city and upon enlistrng following Amer
fca's entry into tho war. WIS assigned
70 an Illinois regiment with the rank Of
Second Lieutenant
He sailed for France on June 12. 1917
and after landinS on the other side was
11tachcd to the LIST L. s. Division, where
be did excellent work He WAS later
rendered the office OF instructor in the
First CORPS school. where he served for
a period OF THREE months. following
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FOOLISH QUESTION

They had churm"d up in hospital.
and w"r.' discussing the virtues or their
r"SirClIN" wives. Presently one ar
them explained that his wifi" had been
Hiss Mary Wilson. And Il line E1ri.
too" II" added enthusiastically. in
praise nt his ah$"nt Spouse.
Miss Mary wilson" chm"kl"d the
Other. "Oh'"
''Whai. in Won knnw her. then
asked The proud husband.
Il should think | do remember
one day when We were out boating. and
W. cam" Ia an island whore We landed.
Now. Mary. mdrar.' I said. either you
kiss M" or "" both drown.
And d-did YOU kiss her. gaSpcd the
husband i'll jealous fury.
Was Sh" ir"wn"d"' asked the other
Slnwly.--PittShurgh sun.
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N TICE. ri,
NOTICE.

Notice is hereby given that at an nd
journed annual general meeting Of the
stockholders OF Greenwood Cemetery.
corporation created and organized under
the laws OF the State OF West Virginia,
To- be held ut the office of the corpora
lion In the City Of Wheeling, in the
State of West Virginia. on the fifteenth
day Of May. 1912. at $3.50 o'clock in the
afternoon. a resolution will be offered
10 extend the time Of the continuance OF
said corporation for fifty years beyond
the expiration Of the present limit.
ARTHUR G. HUBBARD.
aD-14-21-sS-my-5
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ALMOST NANCY

Our F-hil went g1,nniu' for the Huns,
A soldier strong and merry:
He cleaned EN- out at Brrlnau Wood,
And fought through Chateau T'hicTTy.
I'd sen my coat TO buy bond
Or any thing YOU fancy
I'd soil my watch and sell my nag
And mighty nigh sell Nancy!
Ny sNancy'S wearin' Of his star.
And stnppi1' proud as over;
We amt but one. but he's a chap,
The. like Of which you never
I'd sell my coat, etc.
And now that Phil ia smilin', slre.
With fixin's and a medal
Just bring on those old Victory Bonds,
And put on the sort pedal!
You bet! Pd sell my coat wouh'
on anything you fancy
I'd sell my veatcI1 and sell my nag
An<s-mtgh&y might sell Nancy!
-VIRE5NIAFRAIER DOYLE
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a point where factories viii close. pro-
ductIon be curtailcd. and everyone,
themselves included. 20 down IN COM
plctr auclal disaster.
VIC can't help thinking then Of the
old woman and her hut and how the
fairy founder. sitter granting hcr every
7uysihl" luxury. on being finally asked
for impossible ones said 10 her. Go
back and ynn will find your palace once
more a hut"
That would surely DC sad end 10 the
'laborcr'S romance.
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FORMER LOCAL PASTOR
VISITS FRIENDS HERE

T:nv. w. s. DysinEer. Formerly pastor
Of tn" First Lutheran church. this city.
now residing in Los Angeles. Calf. Was
IN IN" rity last Friday md Saturday
calling on friends. Rev. nysinEer had
hrcn attending Il meeting Of the i.uth-
Gran ministers at Pittsburgh. Flr Ia now
visiting his tw" sons at Springfield. g..
before. returning homo
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DON'T MISS reading the opening In
stallnlent Of Field Marshal Trench'a
Great story OF the world war In Tues
days rntelligencer. This chapter re-
lates the anxious moments That pre-
ceded England's entry among the ma
lions fighting the Hun
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Stockholders Meeting.

Notice is hereby given that the annual
meeting ~ the Stockholders ~ the Rail
e. River :oaI Company. for the election
Of Directors and the transaction Of such
other business rs may properly cume
bcforr III. meeting will be held Mt the
General Offices OF tn" Company. ia
Rockefeller Building, City of Cleveland.
Ohio. or Tuesday. May Sth. 1919. IT
eleven CD o'clock 4. III.
D. W. MILLER.
Rp-zl-p Secretary.
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The five months old son Of Mr.. and
Mrs n. T. Burns. Of ASfrill". v. g.. died
n the HON" Of its randmnthcr. Mira. w.
W. Mcconnell No. 35l3 Eoff street Sun
day morning. Tho parents and child
were visiting AT tho Mcconnell home
TIL" lt'Ilc hoy had h"cu i'll on" week. Of
pneumonia. Funeral arrangements arc
Inrnmplctr
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STOCKHOLDERS MEETING
Stockholders Meeting.

The annual meeting Of the Stockhofd-
rrs VI Market Auditorium will be held
at the Market Auditorium building on
Monday. May 5th. 1872, al 10 O'Clock Il
M. for the pmrpos" OF clrctinG Board
Of Directors 10 serve for the ensuing
var. and for the transaction nf such
other business MS may properly come
before Ii mcctipg OF IN" Stockholders.
GEO. W. LCTZ. Pres.
F. J. FOX. Srcy. ap-22-Q
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FIELD MARSHAL EKENCES BOOK
on the world War given In serial form
in THE DTELLlGENCER starting
Tuesday morning. A thrilling recital
by Brtain's oonnnnder-in-chte1.
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The National commission has dncla rcd
Player Norman Pitt. Of tho Brooklyn
club 10 be- eligibl" for tn" service and IN
good standing. Pitt retired from base
ball last May for tho purpose Of cngag-
ing in another business
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Casey StrnE"l is the only Pirate who
did not sci my spring training. yet h."
leads III" club in hating. and his field
'nr has l'""n y fcatur" Of both games
played. That's baseball
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Tn" Ruffaln city council unanimously
adopted a resolution directing tho rnrpo-
ration counsel "a draw up IN ordinn nro
permitting baseball games on Sunday.
under IN" terms OF the Wnlkcr-Malonc
In
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FoLMAR-on Sunday. April 81. 1919. at
$50 O'Clock r. m, ut her late home,
jain street, Patterson. ALICE. wife
Of Edward F. F'olmar. IN the 37th year
of her age.
Intermcn, Tuesday at ? O'Clock p. m.
Stone church cemetery, following ser
vices al the home.
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BUSINESS OPPORTUNITIES

FoH aAIE-s5. 900 preferred ~ stock
in local concern highest conncctinys,
by O nonresident. Bank rcfcrenccSc.lp-
ply c. c., Wheeling Intclligencer.
ap-25.i
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WANTED-Male

WANTED-Thrcc handy mon. for en-
gine room work. Apply 10 jeff Dune
naway. 1920 Wood ST. ap-24-m
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DIED.

RoSENLIEB-On Sunday. April 81. 1919
.at o'clock =. NJ. At her late homo
24o1 Jacob street, HENRIETTA
ROSENLlEB. in the 6cnd year Of her
age
Funeral notice hereafter.
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MccoRM1cK-At Columbus. Ohio. on
SUNDAY. April -. 1919, ats o'clock a
M. CHARLES ". MCCORMICK in
his 18th year.
lnierncnr ut Lake View cemetery.
cleveland. Ohio Tuesday afternoon.
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once. men and boys to
distribute advertising matter. Reass
Co., S04 Market St. ap-24-j
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FOE EEHT-One large light trout room ,
End floor. Market street, steam heat.
suitable for one or two gentlemen, Win
rent furnished or unfurnished. Inquire
End floor Intelligencer Bldg. 3a-13-tf
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mRRHIEUD-On Saturday. April IS.
1919. al the North Wheeling hospitai.
III ! O'Clock n. H.. CHARLES A MES~>
RIFIEIn. aged So years, ! month"dnd
Is days.
Funeral from tho residence OF his daugh-
tor Mrs. ". w. Crockard. 629 South
Front street. on Monday. April 81.
1913. at . o'clock p. IN. Friends OF
the family invited 10 attend. Inter
mrnt at Greenwood cemetery.
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WANTED Female

wANTED-Two girl dishwashcrs at
once. Fort Henry Dairy Lunch, 1o4s
Main ST. ap-26-i
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ACKNOWLEDGEMENTS on glassware.
High class work. Steady position.
Good wages. Apply in person or by let
ter. The Jefferson Company, Follans-
bee, ". Va ap-21-l
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BusrHEss oPPoRruNnEs

BUBmESS OPPORTUNITIES Hio.
LARGE corporation wants live district .
sales manager for wonderful new rapid
selling auto necessity. Govcrrmen pur-
chased thousands. Exceptional opportu-
nifty to make big money. Enormous sue.
cess no competition. sells TO every car.
truck. tractor. garage: $500 to $1,000 cap
itaI necessary. Scott Corporation. 80 W.
l2nd ST.. New York. ap-28.g
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FOR RENT

FOE RHHT-Nicely furnished rooms.
modern cow eniences, in business CEN
ter OF city. Inquire end floor Inteiligen-
Ger Bldg. 34-l3-tf
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WANTED-A cook. Mrs. Edward Haz-
lett. S23 Main St. ap-25-i
The Wheeling intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1903-1961, 1919-04-28

WANTED-Cook. Mrs. A. J. Clark, 925
Main. ap-24-m
The Wheeling intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1903-1961, 1919-04-28

or course we ar" rnTnnlrt"iy disgust =
cd when thry show Il lack "f Patr'"t1Snr.
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them insanciy pushing Their demands /"