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The Wheeling intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1903-1961, 1919-01-14
SNADYSIDE

Tnc Wiling Workers Society Of the
Prcshy tcrnn church Will meet ~"
Thursday AFTERNOON ~ III" home "i 'h'
Misses I,athcrin" and Martha Smith on
South Central avenue.
Tho Homo Society of Ia" christian
church will meet this week on "f'ua'
with Mr.. John Caldwell.
Mrs. =. r. Millcr spent IN" crd oil IN"
Week hnrr with her children. She has
nov ,nkrn>a house at Wnrwood Whsr"
she is t"arhing and will moTc 10 that
city as soon az possible.
Mrs. Charles hcys"r OF Central ave.
MI. will pc hostess this evening 10 IN"
Wornan's cluh. This will he III" reg
ular January meeting Of the orsanl"A-
ton.
Miss Helen Morgan. Il member o. the
high school faculty. spent The Ell" OIL
tho week With Mrs. ilodE"ns Ti,t"n ut
The lati"r's h"lnr ia Martins Ferry.
l'rivat" Eiwnui Workman. son OF Nj.
and Mrs. :. =. Workman OF Icnlrat
avenue" ls At camp sherman where he
expects Ia receive MS dISchars" lE""l
military scr"ir9
The directors nr tho ShadySidc lEnk
gilI meet tomorrow afternoon for re-
organization following the annual meet
inc OF Stockholders last week.
The Christian church will dedicate
tho basement next Sunda% morning
with appropriate exercises. All pledges
mad" for the vIrk arc 10 be paid On
that dntc.
TIL" annual mc";in: Of -tnekh"ldcrs
Of ihn t'mthcy Lumber Il liardwnr" 90.
Will b. held on the Aft"rnoon uf Jam
unry 9tth.
Til" mid wirter >urivn1 services OF
III. Lincoln Avenue Methodist church
b. gan on sunday. Meetings arc 10 II"
held each evening this week "nd arc IN
charge Of the pastor. Rev. =. {. Whit
moro. 90,
The choir Of the Christian church vii!
meet Thursday evening at IN" nom" O.
Miss Rcllc Rndcfrr on Lincoln avenue
W. w. Rowcn OF GAINESVILLE ms re-
turned To his home after spending the
end OF las twrek here with his Dr"ther'
charles Bowen iii,
The improved 0rd-r OF Rcd Men VIII
hold n meeting this evening and on FIJI
dnv evening will give the degree WORK
Of the lodge. ,. l..
The residence OF John Long which IS
bcjng erected on Smithfcld street Is
now ready for The work OF Inc plaS'er-
cT-. ~,
Miss Vera walker. daughter or MI
and Mrs. David Walker of North Cen
trail avenue, has returned to 0ethanE
college. after spending the end OF me
week holiday at her home.
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OUR NORTH RUSSIAN :
ARMY IS FROZEN IN,
But IN NO DANGER
copyright. 1919. by the Press Publishing
TO. The New York World. SpeciaiCI
THIRTEEN

Copyright. 1919. by the Press Publishing
20. The New York World. Specia1I..
Cable pespltch.)
LONDON, Jan. 13-Amcrcan and
British troops in and south OF Archangcl
are row frozen in for the winter. The
World correspondent learned in military
quarters to-day, but there is no an1ictyo
about this force, because they are WE'LL
equipped with Arctic clothes and have
plenty of food.
troops in Murmansk. however. are
st:li accessible. Food shipped TO Arch
angel during the period Of occupation Is
sufficient for tho troops as we'll as the
population Of 10000. Russians IN an
area OF 10000 square miles which the
American and British troops occupy In
Northern Russia
The food for the civil population was, !,
provided by the British but the expense
was betrayed by America Great Brit
ain. like America, is not sending any
more troops 10 Northern Russia. and in
military quarters here it was said to-day
that only a few radio operators or few
doctors. il required. would 60.
Small as the force is. 1t is contended
that their occupation OF this territory
prevented the Germans establishing e..
submarine base in tho icc-free Arctic
ports from which they expected TO at
tack American transports. and that INC
Germans SO magnified their actual num-
bcrs that no troops were moved lot
three months afterward 10 the western
front. although before the landing was
accomplished forty-cight German ol''-
sions had been transferred west 10 Try
10 offset the strength Of the American
armies in France.
Operating with tho ,.Anglo-Amer1can
force in the Archangcl and Thurman dis: {
trict are 5000 Russians, kareltans and
Films To abandon them, it Is asserted.
would be 10 leave them at tho mercy OK
the Bolshcvik forces.
Tho present military strength OF mo
Bolshcvlsts ~ as yet unknown. but great
quantities OF Allied artillery amnu UNI
ton, as we'll as guns and materials, ieit'
by the rctrcatinE Germans fell into their
hands. Many Russian officers nave
been driven 10 enlist because. OF hunger.
A force Of 5000 pro.Ally Russians"
operating with the AnElo-AH1er1can
forces. have been responsible. it IS SAID
for preventing the Bolshevists entering
tho rich Siberian areas:
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WELLSBURG.
Sudden Death.

Miss E"iIic Crimes, n sister of Mrs.
Ellis Elliott, of J'in" Terrace. bethany
rlkr. was instantly killed Yesterday al
when the train du" here from Pitts
hur.h struck the deceased d.. She is said
To have been walking towards tho on
coming train. probably trying to make
rhr cr"ssin: "ithcr at Third or Fourth
street. y EoSl r.timablr Christian
wura n, very bright. aid, having recent
Il; given in n report Of tho Woman's
Iiranch Of the Foreign missionary So
r.ety. Mt Philadelphia. Pa. that Wa; COM
,ncnt"d upon as being tho finest ever
heard.
The train. haC@"d down and brought
The body to th" station. Further par
lirMl..rx lnlrr
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Meade, here hc will visit his bEothct
Errctt who is seriously i'll Their.
Mcssrs. John Cusick and frhnC.S
SiSlcr. who have been VISITING iffe"uS a'
Hundred. hav" returned home
Mrs. Henry Miller has returned nome
after a brief visit al Wavcr!!
Mr. q. V. TAYLOR ana Ihmly. o. hr'use-
port. arc visiting friends nero iH' -"
days. go,
Mfr. and Mrs. ". l.. Smith. nae re-
turned tn their HON" 1T Youngstown
O.. after q brief visit here.
city. after n brief visit with her par
cnis at Friendly.
Miss Margaret ZONES. ~ t'iEhth s're'I
is suffering with n sever" cold.
Miss Ruby Freeman, has returned IL
her home ut t'larkShurS. after er'ct
visit here. ,.
has Wri@s. spent yesterday i'll TN"
city on business. ., -,
Miss puulin" Jones has returned 10
N'clIshurs. after brief Els'' here
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PITTSBURGH LIVE STOCK

PITTSBURGH. Ian. l3.---Catilc slow;
supply IFS loads prime s17.0O@l1.3a
Sheep strong; supply Is double decks;
Prime wethcrs Sll.5Oir l2.on: culls and
common $4,000 6.o0;lambs 1ll.o9 IL 1850
veal calves $4,000 1000.
Hogs higher: receipts 40 double decks
Prime henvies and heavy workers. $500
.@f8t5: light workers. Sl7.25 n l1.5b;
pigs s16.75 @17.80; roughs Sl4.n0Ts
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[Opcn.I FlIGh- Low. ClosS
CHICAGO LIVE SToCE

,.tll-AGO. Jan. 13.-Hogs. receipts
~ nun: market closing dull. very poor
clearance made; prices generally STEADY;
lr:., and light mixed hard 10 move. Inc
dav ,,rlces unchanged.
t'uttlc. receipts $4,000: choice *tccrs.
o,hcr CLASSES CSC To 4oc lower; calves
SOC 10 sc lower.
Beef cattle, good. choice and prime
s1s.5ft2Q.oo; common and medium
7sl1l6c5. Day prices otherwise un-
Shr"p. receipts 3nOon: Fat lambs 3sc
% soc lower than Friday: sheep and
warnings i5c 10 25c lnw"r: feeding
la:nhs s,cady 10 lower: day prices un-
changed.
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fSex-Patterson Coz
CATTLE.
SUGAR.

NEW YORK, Jan. 13.--Thc market Tor
raw sugar was steady and unchanged at
7.2sc for centrifugal. There were no
new commitments reported by the Sugar
Equaliza don Boar1. although last week
business was OF fair proportions
In refined the situation is improving
owing TO the settlement Of tn" harhor
strike. Some largo arrivals arc expect
cd this week and il is thought that r"-
finers then witt catch UP on their Old
orders and bs in position 10 maf;"
prompt delivery. The demand. however.
continues OF n hand to mouth character.
and prices are unchanged al &c for line
gr3nulatcd.
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MCMECHEN


Funeral S"rvichS fhr Col. James Far
me-. viii b" held this afternoon at =:
o'clock. from his lat" residence IN Mar
shall street Rev. r. l.. l.. Stridcr will
offlriaic. lnt"rmrnt Will j." mad" in the
No M"Chrn cemetery.
Col. Farmer sod away Sunday NOR
ming at : o'clock. following Two weeks
illn"ss Of pneumonia, Tho deceased wns
we'll known III This city and leaves a
number of friends IN mourn his death.
lie is survived ny thrc" children. Scr
mic Irene and William
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Entertained Choir.

Mrs. ". ". Gamble entertained inc
members Of the Pleasant Hill choIr ae
her home Saturday evening. After
zinc spent at rehearsal. social houl
;vas cajoycd and refreshments WET.
scr, Cd - The guests included fcE' anu
Mrs. Daren and children. MI. ana Ms
{. r. Cloudy. Mr.. and MRS. Z. .. eooNI
Nrs r n. Ferguson. Mrs. A.. a. MGR
mar Miss Virginia. Tallcrt and MISS
Bcrnicc ferguson.
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Cha. VIII BE Entertained.

Tho Wcmcns Bible class OF Inc hc'n-
lchcm union Sunday school VIII ~; -"
tcr,airtd at the chapel on Nedhesuas
crrulnS All members are urseo 10
present as this is the 1irst fnceI'"S -
the class Tor over three mohths. ,
mems Ribl" class and teachers ci
school are invited TO b" present ."lF'
W. r.. Caldwell. Mrs: John rem mann
and Mis-. Mary Waymnn will be the
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NrE Mckinney.

The remains ni Mrs. Florence Mck!n-
ucy. OF Tarpnn Springs. Fl"rida. were
inferred i'm the cemetery at Smithti"ld.
-. on Tuesday afternoon. January '?ut'.
1919. beside til" bodies Of her husband
and son. Mrs. Mckinney was born III
Wcllshurs md grew up almost into girl
hood here, WHICH tho family removed L"
Philadelphia.
She was the daughter OF tho late
David and Mrs. Lucy Ta!r Fleming.
whose rrrnan2 rest in Brooke cemetery.
Mrs. Mckinney WAS TWICE married. She
will BE- remembered here most kindly by
many friend. she has made and kept
upon the occasions Of her numerous
visits 10 her old home.
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TOLEDO GRAIN.

TOLEpo. O.. Jan. Ia Cinr"rSced
prims cash and Ianaury S25.eJ: Fcbru-
aiv $3.50; March $3.50.
Alsik.. prime cash and January
s,1an: March 5l?.Sn.
rirnoth-. brine ash. old. $3.50: now
and .fau,ar" 1870: February S+.?I:
Mar. and Apr! $50: May $5.QJ; Sep
tciubcr $50.
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We we're sorry TO hear Of Iii" d"alh Of
owen Ice. son OF Mr.. and Mrs. Virgil Ice
az M;nsu Junction. Ohio. whose death
occurred on Saturday. from pneumonia
following spanish influr"zn. Mir. and
Mrs. Virgil Ice jast returned recently
irnn oklahoma, wh"r" h" was engaged
IN the oil business. They were formerly
residents uf Wrlsburg.
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Entertained Society.

Mrs. Fred Zimmerman entertained the
members of the W'uman's Foreign Mis-
sIonary society last evening ut her HON"
on Fifth street. Many important bust
ness matters we're attended To. after
which social hour was. enjoyed.
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District No. Of the Ladies Nd so
cicty. will mc". this evening al tn"
hone OF Mrs. John l'issctt Vt Sixth AMI
Grant street. Many important bushes.
matters will hc taken up. and all NOM
hers are requested TO be present
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Al Suh-Cunmiuc COS Of thr finance CON-
uitrcc in conjunction with Tho iinnEr"
.,,rrmIt,cr, viii hold n meeting Thurs
,I:iy ryrnIn. III the First Church of God.
All members :Ir" requested 10 h" present.
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LatlieS AID Society.

District No. nf the Ladies Aid NO
| ri"tv Of in" First NJ. T.. church. will
mrr, Thursday evening al the home Of
! Mrs. Smell. Every member is requested
| ~ he present. as several important bust
ness rnnttcrS ar" 10 be attended tc.
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Entnrtatnefl Tricrds.

Larry k"ff"r. pr"min"i!t young man 81
this city, entertained H. numh"r "f hiss
friCudS Sunday cT"NtnE. at his hon" on
Marshall street. Games. dancing and
music wcr" the CHIEF diversions or tho
evening. At late hour delicious
luncheon was served
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PRAYER Services,

Tho house to house prayer service If
1l,. Church ri God, will cOntinu"
throughout this week. Er". Ryder will
lao in charge OF ih"s~ services. Every
one is invited tn attend.
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New York Cotton Market

WrTEEI.lNti, ". Va. jan -. IS.
FurnIsbed ,s>o 1ntell,Eeneer by a H.
uasten l. Co.. members Of the New fors
a,pck Exchange. National Bank Build
NJ wheeling. ". Va, Louis +. Brond.
manager. -
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N. 7. STOCK EXCHANGE

WHEELING, W. Va, Jan. Is, -.
Furnished the 1nteniserce1 by 4. +
Masten & Co. members OF the New Yorx
Stock Exchange. Natlvuai Bank Builo
Ing. Wheeling. ". Va Louis +. Brand
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PETROLEUM MARKET.

OIL. CITY. Pa. Jan. 1%--Crcdit nal
anccs 81. Runs. $3.50 barrels; aver,
age. Gh."5a barrels. shipments. "e'"'7
barrels; average. %t.%0I barrels.
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WASHINGTON. Jan. l3.--Thc follow
ing casualties arc reported by the com
mandinS general Of the American EXPO
dictionary Forces: =,
Killed in action. ..''..-' .
nrd from disease. ...'''.' q
Wounded severely. ..............- .-
Missing in action. .......,.....'..'. ="
Total Is
Killed In Action.
Private:
Rnctz. Leonard E. Cleveland. Q.
GILLESPIE Robert j., Cleveland. ..
I.aushlin. Nicholas r.. Cleveland. 0,
PAlcrki. Joseph. Pittsburgh, Pa
Died of Disease.
Stacha- Charles H. Cleveland. Q.
Private:
stevens. George J., Ohcrlin. o.
wounded Severely.
Private:
RraCkcnridcr Irssr. Pittsburgh. Ia
IGlrr. Grover North Rraddock. Pa
Fobck. Plummrr. New Castle. Ia
Hart. Harry Francis. Pittsburgh. Ia.
Jordan, Hubert A., Linwood1 ". Va
Kelly. George F.. Erie. Pa
Kommcr. Harry Y. Pittsburgh. Ia
MuzIc. Joserh p. Cleveland. q.
Irzywarty. Frank L.. Pittsburgh. Pa
Marley. John w. Warren, o.
Wad!uw. Ralph. Pittsburgh. Pa
Wood, Harry, Charleston, w. va
Iednll. Anthony. Canton. Ohio.
Selbe, IRVINE, Market. ". Va
Trostle. Clarence T.. Altoona Ia.
Missing IN Action.
Private
Dvbizcnic.Ri: Stanley. Cleveland Ohio.
F'nrshbcrg Emil. Cleveland. q.
Hunley, Joseph E.. ward. ". Va
Missing ii Action. Previously Reported
wounded Severely.
Private:
Cunnors, Edward r. Pittsburgh. Pa.
Killed In Action, PrevIouuly Reported
Missing IN Action.
Private
patxto, Mike, Glendale, W. Va.
ErbaTcic. Edward. Clrvcla MI. q.
Died, Previously Reported Missing in
Action.
Corporal:
Trivatc:
Na%itto Phillip. cleveland. n.
Nrff. George j.. Jnhnsi"wn. IA.
wounded Severely, Previously Reported
Missing in Action.
Tlnbrook. John c.. Sector. ". Va.
Sick IN Nornttal, Previously Reported
Missing In Action.
Private:
pccaprio Louis. New Castle. Ia.
NIGHT LIST.
The following casualties are reported
by tho commanding general OF The Amer
lean ESpeditionHry Forces:
Killed In action ................... II
Died from accident and other causes. /
Died from airplanc accident. ........ |
Died OF disease. NEUTRALITY-SUSPICIOUS.. -
Wounded severely. ................. II
Wounded slightly. Observation-Disclosures. :
QtHI . ! =
KILLED In Action.
Private:
Anderson. John. Rraddock. Ia.
Died Of DiEea5e.
Private:
Buckley. James L.. Youngstown. -.
rart"r. Edward Homestead. Pa.
.Flesher. william a.. Troy, W. Va.
wounded Severely.
Private:
SChcrN5 Louis a.. Cleveland, q.
Brown. Harold, Dles Bottom o..
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BOSTON COPPER STOCKS

WHEEL ING, ". Va. Jan. Is. ~.
FURNISHED thu 1:;:viir-rntc. py - h
uas,eu K Co.. members Of thu New Iorx
stock t;xcnarge. National Bank liuIid'
lre. Wheeling. w. Va. Louis L. Branh
-
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Cash Quotations.
Corn-So. = yellow. Sl.+6 @1.Ets NO.
yellow. sl.42 @1.4+: No. 4 yellow. 1854
@1SS]s.
Oats-No. white. eSG @6sHc: stand
ard. 69@7oc.
Pork. nominal; lard, $3.50: ribs
sa4.25124.S0.
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NEW YORK CURB MARKET

WHEELING. w. Va. Jan. Is, -.
Furnished the intelrsencer oS ~ -
Masten 6 Co. members OF tho Ne" 1ora
Stock Exchange. National BanS buiio'
,ns. Wheeling. W. Va. Louis +. bren9
nrapnpNr
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PITTSBURGH STOCKS

WHEELING, W. Va Jan. Is. Is.
z,rnish.d tho Intelligence, by A Il
,asisn e. Co., members or the New 1oTa
s,ocx Exchenge. National Bank Build
~ wheeling, w. Va. Louis y. Bran2
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CORN MARKET
SHOWS LOSSES

CHICAGO. Jan. 13.-Lihcral receipts
and tho. prospect Of Argentine eompetl-
ton gave fresh impetus today TO inc
downward swing Of tho corn market
Prices closed weak, GA a $50" net low
or. with February Sl.%%3 IA a ! ."3}4, and
May. .1.291s 1895. Oats lost = 10
lac,
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Standard Oil Subsidiary Stock

WHEELING, w. Va. Jan. Is, -
rrrnI.hed The 1.:aiiigencer by q. Il
uastsn & Co. members OF the New foIh
s:"sk Exchange. Nutionu, Bank Buile
re, wheeling. W. Va Louis T. Brand
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STOCKS AND BONDS.

trry TO the communion service 10 DC
hold neat Saturday afternoon at
.,'rlTrk
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Influenza

Chief u: Police E"0rE" Porter reports
to-day four members Of one family n
Mariana sir"et down with influrnZn: on"
rnSe on Charlie" street and. just outside
or the city limits on Eriuk"rS road.
seven cases in on. family. pr. w. l..
simpson. Of Charles and TwrnE-sccond
street. !s in attendance on all Of theS"
twelve ra:"s but. in cas-" or tho family
on Rrinkc:H' road. ;h"y arc said Ia be
almost helpless. having no one ID look
after them uulSiI" % medical attention.
no n.w cases wrr.. reported on Saturday
ur SUNDAY.
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LOCAL STOCKS

WHEELING, W. Va. Jan. -, -.
Daily quotation list Wheeling Stock
Exchange. compiled for the Intclligen-
cor.
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Perronal Items.

WellsLurg high school basketball II team
will meet the Bristol high. OF near
'.harlcs;uu W. Va, on Wednesday night.
In city hall. 49,.
Mrs Martha {. Anderson and Miss
Annie j. Bcarr, expect to leave to-day
for st. Petersburg. Fla, whcro they Will
spend the winter.
Austin Grimm arrived home from
Camp Sheridan. Alabama. for few days
Through at the home OF his parents on
Twcnty-tourth street.
Mr.. and Mrs. Arch Wells. two daugh-
tors, Lucille Virginia and Mary Lconora
and son, Edgar. Of Franklin. were risi-
tors in the city on Saturday.
Contractor B. Q. trrsap was visitor
among relatives In Bcllaire on Sunday.
Clarence Jacobs WAS a Wheeling visi-
tor on Saturday evening.
Lent. and Mrs. Richard Miller. OF
pittsburgh, Pa. wero visitors over Sun
day at the homo Of c1-Postmuster and
Mrs. ". r. Miller.
Miss Film Sncdcker. OF Wheeling. was
a visitor in the city on Sunday.
BUY WAR SAVINGS STAMPS
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Died Of DiEea5e.
Private:
Buckley. James L.. Youngstown. -.
rart"r. Edward. Homestead. Pa.
.Tlesher, william r.. Troy, W. Va.
wounded Severely.
Private:
SChcry1 Louis A.. Cleveland. ..
Brown. harold, Dies Bottom, O..
Rn"chlcr. Herbert j.. Cleveland. -.
Duffy, Frank H.. Pittsburgh. Ia.
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SHERRARD
Preparatory SarUcA

Snccial services will be held every
e,cnirr this week al 80 O'Clock in the
Pleasant Hill VI. L. church. prepara-
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American Casualties
AFTERNOON LIST.

WASHINGTON, Jan. l3.--Thc follow
AZ casualties arc reported by the COM
handling general Of the American EXPO
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-BUT WAR SAVINGS STAMPS
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BUY VAR SAVINGS STAMPS
The Pensacola journal. (Pensacola, Fla.) 1898-1985, 1919-03-22

FOR SALE-One Grand square
$1,000 piano, in fine condition !;
want to exchange for Ford
touring car in good condition.
Mcmillan Auction Co.. 327-z9
South Palafox street.
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FOR SALE-One Woodstock,
No. A, typewriter, almost new.
Not stolen, but very low price
if sold today. Also visible REM
inpton, No. 10, only used one
month, $55. Don't miss this
chance to buy a bargain. Don't
phone, come look. Mcmillan Auc-
ton Co.
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FOR SALE-Our services TO
haul your trunks and baggage
RI or from the depot at short
notice. Hallmark Transfer Co.
Phone 618.

ron sALE-Here, ready to plant.
chinese Sand Pear, 35c: Satsumas.
o. IT.. soc: also larger sizes; japanese
Persimmons, Grapefruit. Pecan, black
and Bronze .Scuppernong, etc. BENG
dormant can yet be safely piahteo anu
catch summer growth. Southerh Nu
..rias Co n. f.. Cor Barcelona and
T~...,a.rcia Sts limit
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WANTED

Wanted-My Il year old dark eyed
boy Melvin George to write. Mothers
heart Is breaking. Platian, Ala. SIS1
The Pensacola journal. (Pensacola, Fla.) 1898-1985, 1919-03-22
WANTED!

WANTED!
Excelsior bolts or CORD WOOD
anywhere on the L.&N. railroad,
within 100 miles Of Pensacola.
We will also take it at any load
ing station on the G. F. & A.
railroad and the Mclaughlin
railroad. It should be cut from
any kind of living, green, sappy
pine.
It should have only few out
side knots. The bark must be
PEELED OFF.
We will pay from $3.50 to SIS
per cord, according to the freight
charged. We will pay the freight.
Write us from what station
you expect to ship, and we will
then tell you what price we will
pay you, and mail you specifica-
tons. Write us at once.
PENSACOLA EXCELSIOR co.
p. o. Box 1850
The Pensacola journal. (Pensacola, Fla.) 1898-1985, 1919-03-22

FOR SALE-Good mixed utility hatch
ing eggs. Reds. Wyandottes. etc, 1oc
per dozen: 10 60c rate. Cornish Indian
Game Eggs, the all solid meat chicken,
81 90 and $3.50 setting. IS eggs. White
and partridge wyandottes. $3.50 set
ting is. L. Howe, 1929 f. Blount. 1878
The Pensacola journal. (Pensacola, Fla.) 1898-1985, 1919-03-22
PERSONAL

ANYONE wishing the service
of Kate Davis, nurse or mid
wife, formerly at 123 West
Ronana street, can find her any
time at All w. Gadsden. Phone
1864. $685.
The Pensacola journal. (Pensacola, Fla.) 1898-1985, 1919-03-22
FEMALE

WANTED-A coIored woman to press
ladies suits. skirts and dresses. one
that is capable Of assisting in altering
department. apply Ready to Wear Store.
Ct
The Pensacola journal. (Pensacola, Fla.) 1898-1985, 1919-03-22
$3.50 povAT0Es
NAME GROWN
SPAULDIN0 RON8
BLISS TNIIyMpH
BOOK ORDERS NOW
PENSACOLA FEED CO.

FOR SALE-At one-haf its
value, ninety thousand feet of
framing lumber, window frames,
all new, and twenty thousand
feet Of wall board at navy yard.
Apply N. L. Snelson at navy
yard during the day and San
Carlos hotel after 6 p. m. Phone
call navy yard 119. Ring 2. $3.50
The Pensacola journal. (Pensacola, Fla.) 1898-1985, 1919-03-22

WANTED-An experienced middle age
white woman as waitress. No other
need apply. Apply immediate.s at Fried
mans Cafe, corner, Palafox and Zarra
goSea st.
The Pensacola journal. (Pensacola, Fla.) 1898-1985, 1919-03-22

WANTED-15 to 20 labOrefs,
4Oc per hour, 9-hour day. APP
ply west of Little Bayou bridge
to road foreman. 476O