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The Wheeling intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1903-1961, 1919-12-08
NOTICE OF GENERAL MEETING OF
STOCKHOLDERS OF gu II X Z
SAVINGS BANK

Notice Is hereby given that a general
meeting of the Stockholders OF quarter
Savings Bank, a corporation, Will De
held AT it's Bank building on the south
west corner OF Market and sixteenth
streets, in the City OF Wheeling. OHIO
county. West Virginia, on thc ia day OF
December, 1919. at o'clock p. m, TOT
the purpose. among ether things. OF
~ tiur on the four following resolutions
which will he offered at said meeting:
F.rst-Resolved. That the capitai
stock of TINS corporation be Increased
from one thousand shares OF the par
value of one hundred dollars each to two
IN u aud five hundred shares al the
value of one hundred dollars each.
Srcond--Rcsulvcd. That the name OF
this corporation be changed from quar-
..Dul,i.r Say mas ard Trust Company,
by which name it shall be hereafter
hnuwu.
, Inlrd-Rcsolved. That the certificate
Of incorporation under which THIS cor
puratiOn is now doing business shall l."
- changed az to tna BILE II to hereafter
carry on business ""'
Of an act Of the Legislature Of West
entitled. AN Act Ia Amend and Kc-cn-
act chapter ~ of the Acts of Eighteen
Hundred and Ninety-unc as Amended by
, ua ter S., the Acts Of Nineteen Hun
bred and one, Relating TO the Incorpora-
tom and Regulation Of Title and Trust
Companies"
Fuurth-Resolvcd. That the Board OF
directors of this corporation are hereby
authorized and directed to take all nee
"Ssary and proper measures to carry
into effect the three foregoing res w.
tons.
And for transaction such other bust.
ness as may properly come before said
meeting.
By order Of BOARD Of Directors.
GEORGE J. MATHISON.
President.
! r. H. MCKEE.
Secretary. d-SS
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Is by R1fth Cameron
THE TIME TO STOP SHOPPING

A friend Of mine has coat when
d"cS not at all become her. lnrid"ntailN
SIT" knows II.
Il hate that coat" she said the Other
day ~ Sh" came into my nous" an"
shrugged herself out of II. ITS L."
heavy and lis meant 'ur = taller per
son than | am (Sh~ = Il jolly little r"IN.
IuiN, aud don't like tie color ether.
It Isn't Safe to Agree Too Fully.
|, isn't ~ becoming ~ som" ;hi0ES
I've seen you wear" | admitted d"llHtr-
= - n..,cr dn.'S I" agree with pcnpl"
too whole, suulcd!y in such mattcr$)
"liuw did you happen L. buy it,
"EvcaUS- | had been ShoptnE all day
.a'.l vt fred out and confused HIt!
d.du't SNOW what did want. / WAS 60
ing somewhere that evening and want
a i TO wear and - | wurr II away from
the shop lik" an idiot. knew tA" n"N.
day when | was Rested aHd had som"
>,u.v that | didn't Wan; i. but. q!
course. il was too lat then.
wuud,r # there il Il woman VIII"
reads this who hasn't somewhere in he
wnrdr. b., u" h'r house SOmv article
which she bought when Shr was ;ir"d
"ut a'i confused and didn't know what
SIN. did want. and which size hates a.
curd.uEiv.
dUuht il.
IN fact. tn" wor'au who hasn't half 1
dozen such. is lucky.
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Minors Not Informed.

INDIANAPOLIS, Ind, Dec. I.-GoE-
clumcmt officials and rcpr, sentatlNcs OF
tho United Mine Workers OF America
prufrsscd ignorance tonight OF Inc
terms of the proposal for settlement OF
I'M. strike IF coal miners Of the coun-
try agreed upon last night in Wash
ington by officials of the miners union
and Attorney General Palmer and
Joseph Tumulty, the presidents score
tary.
iIrnry 5. Mitchell. special assistant
tn AIR Palmer, vino is in indianapolis
to assist the Suited States district at
t"rncy in the investigation OF alleged
violations of the Lever act and anti
laws. said that h" had received no ad-
vices from Washington since the con-
ference last night. He would venture
no opinion as To who Their the con-
tempt procc, Nngs against heads OF the
miners union would BE- dismissed or
postponed.
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SPRlNGFIELp. Ill, Dec. AFTER Oh
tanning writ of hahcaS corpus IRON
United States District Judge FitZhcnrS
at Bloomington. Frank Harrington, presI'
dent Of the Illinois Miners, who are ar
rested last night on Il charge OF con
tempt of court, today gave bond for $40.
600. Harrington was arrested on lnfoTln
alton filed IN the federal district Cour)
at Indiana polls charging him with viola
ton of the injunction issued by Judg'
4 Il, Anderson and with criminal cor
tempt Of court.
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workers Are Restless,

CUMBERLAND. Md. Dec. Frank
!. Drum acting president and William
!. Tricllr;i, secretary and treasurer OF
pistr.ct 80. IS. United Mine Workers OF
America. left tonight for indianapolis.
having been summoned 10 conference
Of district officials To he held Tuesday
afternoon at two o'clock. secretary
TrIckrt said before leaving that The
conference would hear proposition
rr, III resident Wilson, but he did not
know lis nature.
Many Of the miners about Frosthure
are chatting under inactivity and were
blue over the prospect or cherries
CHRISTMAS. They were openly talking
ia public places about rcsrminE cary ny
this week and break would not U"
surprising. Nearly 80 miners are DIS
satisfied with lah6rinE Jobs they have
taken IN Cumberland. District organ
Ter and Acting Vice President Fred ID
Thomas. now IN Pennsylvania. addressed
a mine local meeting AT fr"SthurG IN
both English and Italian, THURSDAY. IL
- stated. and he may be. asked TO eN'
plain To Department of Juslic" represent
'ativcs certain remarks he Is alleged 10
have made
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MINE LEADERS
CONTINUED From Page one.)

received. We understand that these
directions have been complied with
Butte without Coal.
BUTTE, Montana. Dec. I'm the
midst of the coolest weather in thirty
years Butte tonight IS virtually without
coal In addition thousands are out OF
work AS result of industrial SHUT
downs due 10 the coal shortage and
many families are IN want
For several days the poorer families
of the city have been supplied with fue!
by destruction Of old wooden buildings
dating back 10 Butte's early days. but
tins source Is exhausted. Boy Scouts in
A canvass of the city yesterday obtained
eight hundred pounds of coal which was
distributed in small lots where most
needed.
Tho city fuel administration and n
general citizens committee is contcm.
plating establishment Of soup kitchens
in supplv the needy with food.
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he giving G"rmanys assent in adNan "
To- unlimited future aErrcsSionS by the
allies.
The Hohepzo!lor7s
what moro do you want" asked
Nosko "You used to toll us If we
chased away thu Holm n2"llcrns, r"aC"
would be mndr and now You ar" hr"1E-
ing every pledge You gave. You h'N"
INN ,s"d upon us such n "rushln" nc c.
that il could not have ben worse II
tho IloncnzollcrrS had rcm"ln"d.
Tho French doubtless Will IN rch m
70 Germany. Let them come TIL RI.
yes know that Germany Is without
means OF resistance. Allied officer" are
all over the country. Spies are shut
ling about everywhere. All the Sc re
talk about German armament is "eilH-
crate press campaign to prepare public
opinion for aggression"
NoskC further hintcd AT third O.
lection c.. rrnauy mirht raise To the
signing of tn rprot"Col
"If the United St"t"S STAYS out. ne
said. "th" commissions rstab' ishcd I'M
der the peace treaty VIII ~ taken over
by thi ether allies. If thnt mems r"ore
E'rcnchmCn. il would he most injuri us
10 German interests and We should not
agree"
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Producing Coal.

JEFFERSON CITY, Mo. Dec. PRO-
ductiuns of coal has been started IN
Missouri and ii will continue untl! all
the needs Of the public are Sausfled,Ad-
jutant General Harvey Clark announced
tonight.
All pumps at the Barton county mines
ar" manned. he sad. and four mines
working night and day shifts OF f"lun-
rccr labor are expected 10 be in operation
lumnrrOM.
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BUSINESS OFfUnI UNl1 LES

MILLIONS ere suffering with rhenma-
tiSm. Most importan', d Iscovery OF tho
age. A herb that act uaiiy drives tn,
tirciy out Of the system. People write
us and say they are astounded at the re-
Suits. especially on the kidneys: Just
think Of the money making possibilities
Representatives wanted. H.l& pcund
POSTPAID, 10 pounds IS express paid.
rheumatism Herb Co., Venice. Cali:er'
MIA "S-se-AA
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No D. 's on e-ch-d

|, RERLIN s trr Ia Nc 6-(BN Th'
Associated IrcSs) - TIL" G rmHr minis
try has not Yet reached de isl n on
tho ratiGc' ton ru""t'nr. Ecp ris pr"
current TINT Baron Won orS"cr and hi
peace dclcECt-S wi rrn"ably hc re-
placed by . new d'l""' ito" coop" sin
nnauCirrs. business men and lie de 8 nf
tho ItrnssatiC league. in addition I" dip
lomntS.
Thu lihcrol Vos~ichn Z"nun' att" cl,s
the government for 1t. mrih ds of
handling IN" situation AMI accuses II III
irving T." nchi"Vc. ihrCu"h rurture
with the Entente what II has hecn un
able to- accomplish by negotiations.
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Will Be Endorsed.

Attorneys Tor the miners said they
had ~ idea as to the proposal made IL
Washington. and that they could not
predict what effect the agreement would
have on tho court proceedings here
Ellis SCarlcS, editor OF the htcu
Mine Workers Journal. would only re-
Itcratr his statement OF early tins morn
ing that whatever proposal had proved
acceptable 70 Acting president John L..
Lewis and Secretary Treasurer William
t;rcrn in WasI.ngton would b. cndurs-
,,t hy thu, rX, CutiVc board of the miners
when IL meets here Tuesday afternoon.
MIR. Scarlrs said that Mr.. LAWS anu
Mr.. Green were not expected to reach
Indianapolis bcfUr" tomorrow morning.
and that in the meantime mIn"rSu Of
fiCialS here expected no information Oh!
the Washington agreement
\ SpyrIul session ut the fcdCrai
grand jury i scheduled 10 start AT
" u'Clurk tomorrow morning - YAK :
I'M charges uf conspiracy on IN" part
al miners and operators to limit pro-
,liIriipu eff coal Action against the coal
men Will b" sought under both ~"
, Lever and Antitrust acts. and accurc-
ing to attorneys for the government
TIN iuvr, IE1Ii0n Will extend 10 every
section of tn" country IN which ottu'l-
I,Ini,s ,unl miners ar" on strike. ~ :
..nr,jur To- government attorneys they
have. ,.yld,nc" that tn" operators not
only have conSpir"d with IN" miner"
-, \irlaI.Du of government statues but
,L,y have. formed a combination on "o'
,.r;,iurS nlun" intended to lnlt inc
;,r, JUNCTION uf coal.
Probe welcomed.
The. operators have declared thA'
th,v wricumc an Investigation OF th%
,.h,y..,s AGAINST them, asserting th9t
..,i.h . prob" Will prov" IN" lhaccura'!
If nlIc.sliinnS that they hnv" joined 4
,.,usI,lrary Ia limit coal producti"h'
Miners officials hay" remained silent
Nth regard To tn" approaching inNcSu-
Th. contempt st for Tuesday morn
i.r w,r.. brought IN Information,
.h,rri,iu thai tn. miners officials ha''
,r,Iar,I the iuJun"Ii"n Issued her" by
I.i,,J states District Judy" y. +. M
,lrrsnn against "HC"urhE"brnt 4" vi
strike. E.ghty-i"ur Inh"rhH' i"h"l -,
d,s,rir, officials Of tn" MIN" work"r.
ar. I,yoly,d in tn" cas-" and IN hi'i"l
,,,.,ili, charges OF violation of the m
ine.,,,:u by payment Of strtk" bcnrfi'S
IaN. been instituted against thirteen
p:riciulS 81 tw" l""u! unions OF II'hI''''
TN. coal si'Xation in the stat" is IN
,r,os ng in gravity and with IN" lhS'I.
iuli,r tomorrow of measures ordcrEI
=, mo regional coal director tor tho
NNrrhanv region Tor Curiailmcnl ~
r,,yrr furnished Ia industrial C"nSum-
,rs ,.ia esrd a. uun-rss"ntial. a minority
~ ,,anufaCturinG plants throughout IN,
SAT-. will be closed. Th"S" which wi!l
The Wheeling intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1903-1961, 1919-12-08

ARBouA-On SATURDAY. December 6.
1919, at 1880 o'clock a.. m. at South
META NJ. SESBlTT. wife of b.
Frank Arbour. aged IS years.
Funeral ut the home Of her brother,
Samuel Nesbitt, No. So Fifteenth
street. Tuesday afternoon at 2oclocK.
Friends invited to attend. IntermenI
private IN Greenwood cemetery.
The Wheeling intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1903-1961, 1919-12-08

FOR SALE-Restaurant. dumb walter,
one tow-horSe power gasoline engine
one butchers ice box. several bars with
fawccts and all connections, one extra
large baker, oak wash stands $500 each.
a lot OF good shelving, one electric beer
pump complete. We buy and sell goods
If all descriptions. Tool Store 103l-33
Market street. Phone 1851. dill
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20 SOCIALISTS ELECTED.

PARIS. Dec In tn" second ballot
ing in tho municipal elections today
twenty unified socialists were elected, Il
gain If five SEATS.
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DIED

BAAH1TT-On Friday, December 5th.
1919, At 1925 o'clock p. m, at her
late residence. 2l0 Whitley street.
Bridgeport, o., ESTHER A. BAR.
RETT, SIS years of age.
Funeral from the late residence Mon
day at p. M, in charge. Of Rev; John
w. Neal Friends Of the family in
vited. Interment at Union cemetery,
st. Clairsville. o.
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WANTED-.Salesmen

wANrED-Salesman for coffee by long
established. veil known roasters. Re-
auire thoroughly experienced road sales
man, with successful record and per-
sonal acquaintance retail grocers Wheel
ing territory. Unusual opportunity. Ad-
dress o. W., care Intelligencer. d-3-m
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LOST and FOUND

Losr-chow dog dark rsd), reward
for dog and Information. M. 10
ClurG Mays, HeLurs Place, bethany
pike. Phone - WoodsdSls. d-s-i
LOST-Black and white rabbit hounds.
large size. has black and tan head.
long ears, from 1409 Chapllne street.
Reward for return to 1903 Chapiinc
street. city. l-s-I
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FOR sA1E-eOo feet of S-inch pipe

FOR SALE-200 feet OF S-inch pipe;
200 feet Of 6-inch pipe; 200 feet Of D
feet Of 2-inch pipe; 500 feet of lie inch
pipe: 2OU feet of ~ Inch pipe; 500 feet
of l-!nch pipe; also two deep well
Pumps; four iron pump wells: one quln-
triple small size pump; We have lot
Of burnside stoves: also large line OF
pipes and connections and valves. etc.
Tool Store. lO3133 Market street,
Phone 2g75-J. dill
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Settlement Imminent.

continue 10 operate II is said. must d'
so on auxiliary power.
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EcHAFER-On Sunday. December 7th.
1919. at 1910 O'Clock p. m. at his late
home, No. sos Indiana street. Martins
Ferry. o., ELMER J. SCHAFER' IN
the 3Dth year OF his age.
Funeral notice hereafter.
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WANTED-Mals

wAHTED-Sales manager. We want
TO contract with live man TO handle
out fast selling Baryphone lntensifier,
an instrument that makes q telephone
conversation across the continent as
distjnct as face-to-face talk. This Is
a real opportunity for a real man. Ad-
dress Baryphone Sales Co. ll:American
Bank Bldg, huntington, w. Va. d-S-l
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tins point. Likewise. the executive
,.rInmIiir, Of bltumin"us coal "pcr-
AFFAIRS Watching In" governmental aS-
tlyitirS had no information which It
would diyulg" tonight.
Much Conjecture.
,;ns>,r was active over tn" situation
vhI,h has i,vulVrd almost "N'lu$lH" n .
r,utIuu Of must government "iiicia'7
TER tN.n weeks. II Was S;nd III lap"T
circles tnrr the rr' ~'d"mi* pr"p'" y
~. mid result IN giving tia miners more
,h,r rr,Slrus gnv,rum' mt ~u%E"Sii"'Ei
,y,,ulI allow. either versions S.Ui ihli
=, r,r;,rlI,.,i r, ir,tItiun Of -. GAIii'll :
m II ration Offer had been Professionally
aycruIrd 10y tn" TH" w"IN'rS ul""h
chiefs. ,.,
O. method IN dealing win lh' HtE'h'
had dryclup,d among the S"N"rnn"ni
.,,,,n,.irs ,hIctiy concerned, though al!
N,.r, working toward Il $"ItlG'n'hl. But
in rrspuuSIhlr quarters only silence OF
statements guarded L. tn" utmost "cFH
available.
Mranwhilr DR.. Garfield laborrd mos,
Of Tho day ON Il muilIuld" oil dethllS Oh
tho great Job OF trying 10 conserve
every Mound If coal. Officials were con-
t,d.,t that ih, country would weather
;hr rulnrl:. I,y. aud those VINO profess
r,i ,n sr,. carry settlement of tn" %trlR"
u,i Terms aErr,d Ia by the attorney
rrucr,,l and Lewis predicted that IL
would be only Il short while before the
coal output would be- back /" normal.
MCanwhIl". however. TN" lurl adhilh-
iSiratiun. acting with regional coal com
utltcrs. continued To maintain rcstrlc-
,Iuu IF fuel supplies OF concerns moi
,,n the priority list, and 10 rccudc pas
Srug"r tram service 10 what II WAS III
war days.
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PRESIDENT CALLS
CONTINUED From Page One.)

Mine Workers alike will u" called upon
t. consider them.
cal assistant. JUDI" Amrs. wcr" tray.
cling To Indianapolis tonight on The
sam" train with L.mm l.. Lewis. a"' .
! INK president. ard William G""'n. s"',
who's. secret visit and equally score,
conference yesterday with Mr. Palmer
and Joseph i. Tumully. secretary -
President Wilson, resulted in a pr"v,S-
ionrl agreement to settle. Not on Of
the participants of tho conference
would discuss it's meaning or lnt,n'.
Garfield Stands Pat.
In official quarters. Fuel Admins.
traitor Garfield, speaking with hrrvitJ
and emphasis. added only doubt to tn,
situation.
My position has not been budgcd one
inch and Will MT be-" h" said.
1t was recalled that Yesterday DIR.
Garfield had reiterated that not on
! cent could be added To III" price 81
coal to finance wag" Increases 10 thu
miners greater than IN" II per cent b"
suggested which operators could pay
out Of profits, and that the E"ycrnm"n'
was behind him in tn" stand. II all
was pointed out that on November %
ne suggested this basis Of agreement :"
the miners. with a pruvlSn thnt an arb.
tratIun commission h" appointed hy tn
Pc. 'd"u' :" review his decision with
power 10 CHtlTSc IL II NHC COMMISSION
shru4d find economical juSlltIrailur'.
This proposal the miners representa-
tivcS then Instantly rejected.
From other authoritirc sources.
, Their" was only the Attorney G"u,rai :
statement issued last midnight that "a
definite concrete proposition from tn,
president looking t" the speedy set
tl"r.cnt Of the strike" had been taken
before Lewis and Green and thai they
had agreed 70 recommend IL Ia tn" ma.
tional board and policy committee o1
the mine workers union.
Cloaked In Secrecy.
The miners representatives., ~ nrNtl
Cpcd today. arrived in Washington At
noon Saturday. and were Cl"ScIcd until
midnight with the Attorney General
They went from the department of jus
ticc TO the home OF friend and did
not appear until train time tonight and
would not talk. or adj anything 10 the
attorney Generals published version q,
tn. situation. Who sent for tn" miners
leaders or whether they cam" I" WASH
!ngtcn of their own accord. was Qu"'-
ton left unanswered by all concerned,
That the step taken guaranteed The
cessation Of the coal strike upon ih'
part of the organized miners stu ui
was not claimed anywhere. \ definite
silence was maintained Viil'"tlIE 81
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mccu1IHx-on Sunday. December

McCULLEY-On Sunday. December Z.
1919, at 1870 o'clock ?. m. At the home
OF his nephew. Ed: Britt. Big Wheel.
ing creek, JAMES McCULLEY. IN
the s3rd year Of his age.
Funeral services at the place Of death
Tuesday afternoon at o'clock.
Friends invited to attend. Interment
in Stone Church cemetery.
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wANTEp-carpenters. laborers, team

wANTEp-tarpenter laborers, team
sters. and all kinds Of construction
workers. our representative Mr.. J. H
SIMMONS Will be at the McLvre hotel
m meet any Of the above named work.
Srs desiring a change. We pay the
highest of wages and have permanent
work for all We employ. Living accom-
modations furnished and railroad fare
must be willing to leave the city. For
further particulars see Mr.. Simmons,
az Mcclure Hotel all this week. room 16:
The Murette Construction Company, OF
Akron, ohio. o-o-i
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PATENTS s sss1tsd 1eF Ffnei.
ed. Patent and
trademark litigation. Booklet free.
II. E. DUNLAP, Patent Lawyer.
National Exchange Bank Building.
Wheeling. W. Va
FOR SALE

FOR SALE-Ncw Burnsides. second
hand BurnSidcs: coal and gas stoves OF
all kinds: onc-thrd cheaper than else
where: also large lot of second hand
stove parts. Tool Store l03l-33 Market
street. Phone 1881. dill
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wANTED-Census clerks (men. wo-
mem 1000 needed. $s5 month. Ex-
perience unnecessary. Examinations
Wheeling, Dec. 10, Jan. Z. For free par
ticulars, write J. Leonard (former gov
eminent examiner) 1885 Equitable
Blds Washington. n-29-m
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MJSCELLAN EOUS

wANTED-At once. Ford runabout
body. 4. II. Warne, Box II or prone
lilo. d-b-i
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For Rent

Large, well furnished front room.
Light and airy. Steam heat. All mod
ern conveniences. Suitable for two gen
tlemen. Pine location for business men.
Call Ind Floor
NEW INTELLIGENCER BUILDING
1905 Market Street. Ciu
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WANrED-To buy, second hand soda
Fountains. ice boxes. b. tchers fix
lures, bar fixtures and ali mISceilane-
pus merchanGiSc Tool Store. 1893 Mar
krt phone "975-J. n-24-m
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STOVES-Ncw Furnishes. second hand
Turns !dcs. coal and gas stoves of all
kinds. onc-third cheaper than elsewhere;
also large lot Of second hand stove
parts. Tool store. 103l-33 Market street.
phone 2Y7J-J. >n-2i-m
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WANTED-fmM

wAHrTD-Young white girl to help
with cooking and housework. Also
young white girl as maid. Apply to
Mrs. Harold o. Etc, EdYwood street,
Woodsdaie, Of call Woodsdale 41e.
d-6-f
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NOSKE OPPOSED
CONTINUED From Page one.)

he giving G"rmany's assent in adNan Z"
to- unlimited future aEcrcSSionS by the
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