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The Mankato free press. [volume] (Mankato, Blue Earth County, Minn.) 1879-1924, 1919-10-10
THREATS TO DROP ITALY FROM
LEAGUE and PEACE CONFERENCE
BOMB WAS HURLED
Attempt Made to Wreck Plant of
Tin Plate Company.
ASSOCIATED Press Dispatch

IHSSUCIdIeU FTESS DISpdICH.J
Pittsburgh, October San attempt
was made to wreck the American
Sheet and Tin Plate company plant
at McKeesport early today when a
missile believed to be bomb thrown
on the roof of the shipping department
building, exploded, tearing large hole
in the roof
The Mankato free press. [volume] (Mankato, Blue Earth County, Minn.) 1879-1924, 1919-10-10
TWO AvIAToRs KILLED
AirpIane Containing Flyers Caught
Fire and Fell to Ground.
IAssociated Press Dlspatch.

Plume, October ga two seated
airplane belonging to the squadron at
tached to the army of DAnnunzio
caught fire Monday while flying over
the city and fell near the government
palace. Both aviators were killed.
The Mankato free press. [volume] (Mankato, Blue Earth County, Minn.) 1879-1924, 1919-10-10
WANT NOSE COUNTERS

Census Enumerators Are Sought by
Supervisor at Pipestone.
County Auditor G. L. Kennedy is in
receipt of letter from George p.
Gurley of Pipestone. commissioner of
the census in the state. Mr.. Gurley
asking that persons who wish to
serve as enumerators in taking the
census in the various precinctsi and
townships. make application to him
before the middle Of this month, Oc-
tober IA.
The work wfll start January 2, 1920,
and will last from two weeks to thirty
days. Applications should be sent to
Mr.. Gurley at PIpestone.
The Mankato free press. [volume] (Mankato, Blue Earth County, Minn.) 1879-1924, 1919-10-10
Agree On Prohibition Bill.

rUnited Press Dispatch J 4
Washington, October S.-W Without de-
bate and without. an opposing vote
the senate this morning aRTsef upon
the conference report on the prQai-
hilton bill. $ :. =. S Z.
The Mankato free press. [volume] (Mankato, Blue Earth County, Minn.) 1879-1924, 1919-10-10
SPOKEN BY Nell SON
Remarks About "capitaiistie ! Ex
ploisers Opposing Japan nsansl

ploisers Opposing japan P.ansl
EUnited Press D!spa. CT, rs
Washington, October Only
capitahstic exploiters will pr9.est
against allowing Japan to develop
China as proposed in the ha4ee
treaty" declared Senator Knute Nell.
sen of Minnesota in speech be-
fore the senate today. -,
Washington. October eThe ssl-
ate today had before II that part
of the peace treaty relating tos ga
pan receiving the concessions sir
China which formerly belonged to
Germany.
The Mankato free press. [volume] (Mankato, Blue Earth County, Minn.) 1879-1924, 1919-10-10
DEAD BODY FOUND
Edna Werner Was Shot Through Head
at East Grand Forks.
rAcconfofoA proer T,soxx,~ ~, Z

East Grand Forks. Mimi. October
5, The body ofs Edna Werner. seven 4
teen, vas found on the river bank
beneath q hfidSe today with q bjillef
The Mankato free press. [volume] (Mankato, Blue Earth County, Minn.) 1879-1924, 1919-10-10
cornerstone uavina.

Iyanhne. Mimi. October S-Apans
have been completed for the laying of
the corner stone Of the new iconntv
cn,,rt honse haze Thursday afternoon.
Judge Frank Clngue will speak.
The Mankato free press. [volume] (Mankato, Blue Earth County, Minn.) 1879-1924, 1919-10-10
APPEAL NOT IN VAIN
German Troops Concluded to Evacu-
ate the Baltic Provinces.

Copenhagen, October S.-The
German governments appeal TO the
troops of Won Der Goltz to evacu
ate the Baltic provinces proved sue
cessful, according to Berlin dis
patches. The troops are starting to
return.
The Mankato free press. [volume] (Mankato, Blue Earth County, Minn.) 1879-1924, 1919-10-10
Germany No.v
Shadou, What
She w n Past
ssoclated e pLspatch.l

IAssociated r. Dispatch.l
Berlin, Oct s.-Prcsent
conditions In cany are un-
favorable, acco - to n. C.
Stevens Of the anal Bank of
Commerce, Me- erk, who has
been investigatl| business in
Germany for ma weeks. "Ger-
many is but . cow Of the
great empire u IN 1914" he
said.
The Mankato free press. [volume] (Mankato, Blue Earth County, Minn.) 1879-1924, 1919-10-10
FLIGHT TO WEST COAST
PLANES READY FOR THE
BIG HOP-OFF
FIFTY-SEvEA ARE LISTED
Race Open To Machines That
Can Make Century
In Hour
UNITED Press Dispatch.l

New York., October s.-The
greatest aerial race in all history
started this morning at 9:1o
o'clock when a total Of seventy
one planes took off in the Great
trans continental flight. The
race is from New York to San
Francisco. Fifty five planes left
Minneola this morning and the
remainder started from San
Francisco.
The race is approximately
$500 miles and will take about
twelve days. There will be no
night flying. Lieutenant J. q.
Machle, No. II, in a De HaviIand
Four started flight at exactly
s:1o-S0 this morning. He was
followed, two minutes later by
Brigadier General L. &. o.
Charlton, British attache, who
took to the air on No. 9. a Bris-
toi machine.
San Francisco, October 8.-The
first plane from the Pacific coast
left Preside this morning at
$50 o'clock. The flyer was
Lieutenant J. p. Richter in a
De Haviland with Lieutenant J.
B. Patrick as observer.
The Mankato free press. [volume] (Mankato, Blue Earth County, Minn.) 1879-1924, 1919-10-10

NJ. 4. Northi9lp is son Of Mr.. anf
Mrs. Charles Northrup of Mankato.
The Wheeling intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1903-1961, 1919-05-19

Do the things which people say un-
der the stress Of excitement indicate tho
lnwarlnc:;S Of their charactcrs'
This subject came up the other day
ancnt a story which one OF our friends
told Of woman whose character WAS
being discussed.
Shr.-thc fricud-once took this wou-
an into her home as a paying guest for
the winter. Partly to make the Si"sl
moro comfort able and partly to keep
the privacy of, her own breakfast table
inviolate, she used 10 serve the guests
breakfast in bed
The Tray Went Crashing down The
Stairs.
Now one morning when the little maid
was carrying the breakfast tray upstairs
she stumbled and fell. The tray went
crashing to the bottom Of the stairs
breaking q apodly part Of the hostess
china, the maid herself cut her hand on
a broken tumblcr- and bruised her knee.
N'hereupon the paying guest came to the
door in her peign0ir and seeing tho ac-
cident cried out. And now 7 shant have
any fresh egg this morning tthe hos
tcSs was in tho habit OF procuring TWO
absolutely fresh eggs from nclghhor
for the guests" hr"akfast.)
Not a word Of anxiety for the poor
little maid. not a word of regret for the
broken china, just thought for her own
comfort.
The Hostess Was Indignant.
Naturally the hostess was indignant
Who wouldn't be?
The Wheeling intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1903-1961, 1919-05-19
LukenS Co. Preparing
to Remodel Building

The ". J. Lukcns CO.. Is preparing 10
remodel the building which is now &C.
cupicd on the first floor and take in the
two other floors which will max" tho
I.ukens company ono Of the largest and
up-to-date firms in the country in the
jcwclry line.
The first and second floors will be used
as display rooms. Tho first floor Will
bc the jcwclry department. while the
second floor will be devoted to art
goods. cut glass. clocks and other
accessories to the jewelry trade.
The third floor will he equipped for
the repairing and manufacturing de-
partmcnt and will be complete in this
line.
Mr.. II. NJ. Robb and Mr. A. B. Powell.
treasurer and vice president OF The
Lukcns company. have just returned
from an eastern trip where they were
looking over the stores Of the larger
cities and getting now ideas for use in
rcmodclling their store.
The Wheeling intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1903-1961, 1919-05-19
OBITUARY: !
AGED MERCHANT
DIED SUNDAY
Gottieib Eosenhatn, Pioneer Merchant,
Died Suddenly at Apartments on
Main Street-Was Eermafable Ath-
lete and Wonderful Swimmer In
| Early Youth.

Gottlefb Roseshain. pioneer merchant
died suddenly in his apartment, No. 80
Eleventh street. early Sunday morning.
He had been Ill three weeks. but at no
time was his condition considered SER
iouS-
Mr. Rosenhatn was born In Germany
seventy years ago and came to Wheeling
IN the early seventies. He was an eX-
prt in shirts and for time was known
as the Shirt king Of Wheeling" or late
years he and his son Irving have oper-
ated 4 general furnishing store at 1870
70 Main street
In his early youth the decedent, was a
rrnearkable athlete and was easily the
champion swimmer and floatcr Of the
Ohio valley. On one OCCASION he attract
ed great fame among swimmers by float
ing from Pittsburgh to Cincinnati.
He was a member Of the A. Q. L. w.
Royal Arcanum and Of the Eoff Street
Temple, He Is survived by his widow.
two sons, Ralph Of New York and Irving
OF Wheeling, and two daughters, Miss
Rosetta Rosenhatn. Of New York and
Mrs N. r. Tenant, Of San Antonio. Tex
aa Funeral arrangements will be made
pending the arrival of his children.
The Wheeling intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1903-1961, 1919-05-19
Leader Of Hungarian
Communists Admits The
Wane Of BO|SheviiSnI

VIENNA. Friday. May 16.-(By the
Associated Press. )-Bolshevism is wan
ing, the Germans will sign tho peace
treaty and delegates from tho Hungarian
Communist government should be per-
mitted TO 20 to Paris, Alexis Bolgar. the
representative here Of the Hungarian
Communist government, declared, among
other things. in a statement to the COR
respondent today:
"All VIC ask" he said. 'is for the Al
lies 10 find some solution for our unfor-
tunate country. When General SHUTS
was in Budapest las representative Of
the peace confcrcrcc) VIC told him VIC
were ready TO get out. but would not
be responsible for disorders and blood
shed unless Tho Allies occupied tho city.
particularly American or British troops,
rather than thn Rumanians.
IF such thing AS sclf-Eovrrnmcnt
is permitted. then the Rcd republic rcp-
resents Hungary. l do not sec why the
allies cannot treat with the Soviet TN
officially. AT least. and also consult. per-
haps with former President Karolyi and
with men like Apponyi and tndrassy. all
of whom took part in the former gov
crnmentS
Speaking strictly in my orncial
CUHdGilS, l SSh only lIldt utlFEUlCS OF the
Soviet in Budapest he requested to come
to Paris"
Bolgar. like many others connected
with the Budapest Soviet. is friendly to
America and wishes that he was an
American. He said he felt that it was
in tho United States that the most sane
solutions of the problems of poverty
would be worked out. He expressed the
opinion that President Wilson was not
being treated fairly by the allies. nor
with proper consideration.
Whatever now government IS set up
at Budapest. Rolgar said. will find itself
without money. He said that tho theft
in Vienna two weeks ago Of the money
which he had in his possession had de-
pletcd seriously the Soviet treasury.
This money. according 10 Bolgar. was
not intended for propaganda purposes,
but for the purchase or raw materials
to keep the Hungarian factories going.
The Wheeling intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1903-1961, 1919-05-19
Program For Kings
Daughters Convention
Number OF Changes Made In Original
Schedule Por Thursdays
Affair

Conditions have arisen which have
made some changes necessary in tn"
schedule for tho Kings Daughters con-
vcntion. which will be in session here
Thursday of this week.
Communion service will be held at
Q A. VI. a, ST. Lukcs Episcopal church
There will b. an executive committee
Of tho council at l0:40 \. NJ. at the Par
iSh house on the Presbyterian church
and AT | T. ", the Kings DauGhters OF
The First Frcsbyt erian church will servo
luncheon al which covers will be-, laid
for nifty. The council meets again In
tho afternoon and at o'clock the guests
will be taken aboard automobiles in
waiting at the Windsor hotel and con-
rryed TO the Country club where dinner
will no served.
I'pon returning to town an open meet
ing will be held al o'clock at the
Fourth Street VI. F. church. This meet
ing will be attended not only by mcm-
hers If the Kings Daughters of this
state. hut by many from St"ub"nTIilc
Martins Ferry. Bcllairc and other Ohio
cities.
The Wheeling intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1903-1961, 1919-05-19
DIRECTOR Lindsey
Confined from Page one.)

had ialicn. IN" t""asury substantially
I'm po~od mull.luG :; - restrictions. DC
layed action on his Communications.
often for as much as I'eatn. and m
sisted on submission Of 'nnum"rablc
memoranda on minor matter. Prr7ar-
alton Of these often took Il larr part Of
the time Of the director ami hlr prtn-
ctpal assistants. Colonel Lindsey said.
To the detrimcnt Of more important mat
tiers Of administration and policy.
Colonel Lindsey in letter of April
g. 10 Secretary Glass said he was
prompted to call the srcrctary's attcn-
tto, TO the lack Of cooperation on the
part Of the treasury by my settled
conviction that the bureau IF war risk
insurance Is on the verge of 4 break
down and failSrc which would hr alik"
a disgrace to the administration and tn"
cause of physical distress in millions
of American homes"
Secretary Glass in his statement that
no had not received the resignation Of
director Lindsey and said that it would
not appear to b. necessary To explain
10 tho public that III" d"sirability Of
Colonel l.indslcys dismissal from the
service in vic wof his own authorized
statement that All April s. last, h" cN-
prrSScd to the assistant secretary Of tho
reasury in charge of III" war risk bureau
his utter Indifference az /" whether nr
not tho directors "Iirlhl communication
to In" secretary Of the treasury might
be construed as gross personal al
rnnt.'
"'rhiS ono sentence" the S"cr"rary'S
statement added. "clrHrly reflects III"
spirit II exaggerated Importance" and in
sufrcrabIc personal vanity which char
actcrizcd tho official conduct nf Colonel
Lindslcy for the entire FIVE months per-
Tod Of hiS incutnhcnry Of office. culmin-
aring in his CHnC"irdly studied indig-
nifty Of April 8. TIL" struttinE around
OF this official and the Extensively per
nnIpiory tone of his memoranda finally
ceased TO he amusing and that. among
things of greater consequence. accounts.
for his removal.
The Wheeling intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1903-1961, 1919-05-19
Text Of the German
Reply 10 the Allies
Is Sent to Berlin

BERLIN. Saturday. May 1I.-(By the
Associated Prcss.)-Thc preface to Inc
German answer has been completed ana
forwarded TO Berlin for tho cabinet
consideration, according tn the Tagc-
blatt's correspondent at Versailles. as
the Versailles delegates are working III
conjunction with Berlin, doubt is eX-
man reply being ready by May IN, as
il must he rendered into English and
French text for the printers:
The original scheme Of the German
reply has been altered. this corcs"hnd-
cnt says. 1t was intended To opPos"
each chapter with statement showing
the contradic LECTION contained in tho pres
cnt terms with President Wilson 3 pro-
gram and former statements by the
entente leaders for the purpose or
violation of the principle of tho peace
Of justice TO which tho entente powers
are alleged to have subscribed.
The Wheeling intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1903-1961, 1919-05-19
MANY AUTOISTS OUT
Beautiful Weather Takes Many OF The
Owners OF Machines Into The
Country

Yesterday was an ideal spring day and
as Il result many autniSts wcr" out in
tn" open country with their machines
and tn. roads 1T IA. rural district were
dotted with cars nf all makes.
Thu roads ar" IN fair shape and with
tn. approach of better weather the mud
will soon b.. 4 thing of thu past. This
Will mean that there will hc many addi
tional cars in use It is claimed by the
local dealers that there are more cars
beiu gSnld this spring than ever before
and THIS would indicate that driving is
more popular each year.
The Wheeling intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1903-1961, 1919-05-19
.LINSLY CADETS
VS.. TRIADELPHIA

This afternoon tho Linsly Cadets base
ball team will bc tho opponents nf the
Triadclphia High nine at Wheeling
Park. This game was scheduled for
last week. but owing to the dfsagrccabic
weather tho game was postponed to
later date. Clovis will likely be on the
mound for tho out-thc-pike team. while
Hutchins as his opponent.
The Wheeling intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1903-1961, 1919-05-19
yoSeuh THOMPSON

Funeral services will be held at tho
place Of death No. 100 Marshall street.
Benwood. on Tuesday afternoon ut ,
o'clock for the late Joseph Thompson.
who died Saturday morning. aged Sc
years, after an illness extending over
a period of two years The Rev. Mr..
Marble, Of the Benwood church. will
conduct the services and interment will
be made In the McMcchen -cemetry.
MI Thompson was ono of the widely
known residents of this section. He
was born here and as onew Of the old
est employees Of the Riverside mill. He
was a member Of the Bcnwnod Motho-
dist church. Surviving arc one sister.
Mrs Lewis Hawkins. two nephccws,
william Thompson and LyS1e Hawkins
and one niece. Miss eraldinc ArnetL
The Wheeling intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1903-1961, 1919-05-19
@eorHe Rtuehnrt-

Special Dispatch to Thee IntelliGcncer.
ELLEEBORO. W. Va, May lS.-Geo.
Rinehart aged so, one Of the en1ost
successful pioneer oil operators in West
Virginia, died at Eldorado, Kansas, Fri
day night. Of pneumonia suPerinducrd
by influenza Three children survive.
The remains will be buried In the. fam
Nv burial grounds at lcndalee. Ritchic
county, Monday afternoon.
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to produce total that averages
points 10 the shot; all shots to score.
Can YOU tell him?

points 10 the shot; all shots to score.
Can you tell him?
ANSWER TO NO. l16.
Let US call the distance that the army
marched during the time that Bill was
making his way 10 the head y. Thus
you see that the army moved y and Bill
moved 80 plus Y. Then Buffalo Bill re-
tu. ming must have gone back that dis
lance Y. while the army moved forward
30 miles minus Y. Thus was have The
statement in proportion: 90 nlux y is
10 Y as Y is to so minus x
This proves the value of y squared to be
45n and Y cQualing . plus. Now il Is
plain that Bill moved so miles and
twice that distance Y. n total of - 20
plus miles, which is the answer to the
problem.
Copyright. 1919. by Sam Loyd.)
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Saturday. May II.
1919. at $40 o'clock a. M. at his late
residence. 1910 Marshall street. Ben
wood. JOSEPH THOMPSON. IN the
seth year of his age.
Funeral from his late residence, Tuesday.
Nav 20. 1918, al 2 o'clock. 1nterment
at McMcchen cemetery. Friends OF
family invited.
The Wheeling intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1903-1961, 1919-05-19

FOB sALE+1nstallment Bond. $4,000.
issued by Fidelity Investment Asso-
citation. Wheeling. W. Va. on which
have paid 500. Will sell for ninety
cash. A bargain Address Bond"
care Industrial Home, Industrial, W. Va.
my15t
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POE aALT

FOE aALE-Pwer and A Moving
Picture machine. complete. Apply
Mcdick and Neuhart, Ohio Valley Film
Exchange, 14th and Market streets
my-19-i
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FOR sALE-One horse surrey, cov-
cred wagon. Cheap to quick buyer.
G. a. Miller. Colerain, O., phone So. -,
my-l9-i
The Wheeling intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1903-1961, 1919-05-19
"A CLEAN CITY, IS
SERMON THEME

Or. Clarence Eugene Allen. pastor of
Fourth Street NJ t. church. spoke on "a
Clean City" yesterday. DR.. Allen plead
for pure water for Wheeling. along with
clean streets, more parks. better hous-
ing conditions and in general TO make
Wheeling II more hcalthful and better
place To live in.
He touched on city political matters
saying that tho best interests Of the
city should always be considered in cast
ing ballots at elections and that CONNER
cialized vice should at no time be toler-
atrd.
The Wheeling intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1903-1961, 1919-05-19
SIDE &; e 4[@lMS 81
~ by RautEn Cameron -
WHAT PEOPLE SAY IN EXCITEMENT

And naturally she was inclined to re-
gard that as a revelation Of character
At first agreed with her but after
wards I wondered.
And the basis of my wonder was TINS.
Sometimes in moments of excitement l
have heard myself say things that
didn't mean at all things that surprised
nc: trivial things that really pore no re-
lation to my true cnIuti"nS.
Haven't you sometimes had that ex-
pcricncc?
And wouldn't YOU hate to be judged
thereby?
OF course there is the inevitable reply
that th"sc things surprise us only De-
cause w, don't know ourselves. Ana
that may be true. But not necessarily.
The Silly Things People Save At Fires.
When there is a fire in the house poo
pic don't always grab up tho thing that
is dearest 10 them 10 save. We all KNOW
how after every great fire the news
papers TEEN with stories of people who
rush out of their houses carrying the
most trivial and yaluclcss and ridiculous
things.
Is nor tho application obvious7 We
are excited; We grab UP something out
Of the confusion of our minds TO say
and perhaps grab perfectly trivial
RIDICULOUS thing that is no index at all
Of our real sense of values
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KmDEIBEHdEH-On saturday, May
II, 1918. at 2 o'clock p. m. at the
Emergency Hospital No. 3: Fairmont.
W: Va, NAME kINDELBERGER
age 80 years.
Funeral services from the Kindelberger
Undertaking Parlors. l3l Sixteenth
street, this (Monday) afternoon at
O'Clock. Friends are invited to at
tend Interment at Mount Zion ccmc-
terry.
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WANTED-Female

wAETED-A girl fr general housework.
No washing. Inquire Mrs. J. Front.
1903 Main street. my-17-i
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FOE sAIE-Lot. 6o1126, east end Of
Nineteenth street Good location for
garage, factory or for dwelling. VIII
make favorable terms. J. W. Beltz. &
Sons Co. my16i
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FOR SALE

FOE SAI.E-Tomato plants 81 thousand,
100 postpaid 40c. Transpanted to-
. ato ana eggplant - 100: IAN potatoes
Farm, Salisbury. y. C. my-19-g
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FOR RENT

FOR RENT-M0ring Picture machine
and pictures for lodges. church So
Gals. entertainments and private cxhi-
billions. Apply Neuhart and Medick
Ohio Valley Film Exchange. Fourteenth
and Market streets. my-l9-i
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RoSEHHAM-On Sunday. May 18th,
1919. at his apartment No. 80 Eiev-
cnth street, .Gottlieb Rosenhain, in
the 10th year Of his age
Funeral notice hereafter.
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DIED..

wA1Kow-on Sunday. May IS. 1918.
at the Ohio Valley Genera! hospital.
at Il:3o p. m O'CLOCK; Mrs. > g.
Funeral notice later.
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WANTED-Male
sALEsMAN WANTED.

wANTEp-First class plumber, will
pay union wages Apply E. F. Clark,
plumber, Grafton. W. Va. py-19-i
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WANTED cARpEHrERs.

Carpenters for house construction.
Steady Rwork guaranteed for competent
men. 20 and rs cents per hour Come
at once with tools for immediate en-
ploymcnt. Open shop. The A. w. Nor.
rctte Company, 800 State Bank Building,
Akron, Ohio. my12l
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To1 RAIk-1917 Vim Truck. Will
Sell cheap Call. Benvood, 226-R.
my15l
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WANTED-Male and Female

WANTED-Governme needs 1000
clerks for census. 500 month. Exami-
nations soon. Age requirements, 1S or
over. For free particulars, write J. c.
Leonard. Gormer civil service examincr)
1885 Equitable Bldg, Washington.
my-19-j
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booths at agricultural fairs. racing
parks, public exhibitions. circuscs, shows
and similar places arc taxable.
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@S@tN%@~~ ~~~~%~~~
! BRAIN TESTS
} BY SAM LLOYD. ;
Is Minutes to Answer This.
No l1H

A mathematical sharpshootcr wants
10 know the least possible number OF
shots that can be scored on that target