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The watchman and southron. [volume] (Sumter, S.C.) 1881-1930, 1919-06-28

Brussels June 25.-Cardinal Mer-
cier and General Lenlan. the defend
er of Liege in 1914 will, possibly ac-
company King Albert and Queen
Elizabeth when they visit the United
The watchman and southron. [volume] (Sumter, S.C.) 1881-1930, 1919-06-28

Congressman Lever said in his let
ter printed yesterday. that there were
several applicants for the postmas-
tership. Who are they
The Wheeling intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1903-1961, 1919-07-26
MAYOR THONER TO name SELECTIONS TODAY
FOR The CITY IMPROVEMENT COMMISSION
THREE MEMBERS OF COUNCIL AND
ONE CITIZEN REPRESENTING
CITY AT LARGE TO DE NAMED.
Can't w. T. Otto, Father Of Resolution
Authorizing Commission, VIII Prcb-
ably be one of Mayors Selections.

Mayor Thomas +. Thoncr, probably
today. viii nam" has selections l." rep
resent tn" city c"unrl and ia" city q"
larp.. IN tn" commission hath"rlH"d re-
Gently hv a vrt" II council. Ia get up
:, bond lSsu" for general improvements
in Wheeling Th" mayor. "ntcr inc
authority vested IN him by council. Viii
nanr tire" members Il '"un''i ana
one citizen representing tho city at
large as members Of the bond COM
mission.
Under the Otto resolution. which pro
yiGrd for the creation of IN" com
mission. the ohio Valley Trades ana
Lqhnr Assembly and Chamber Of Conn
mcrcc were invited I" nam" one repre-
sentative each to scrv" with tho E"A"r'
al commission. Walter Il. Hilton Will
represent the Trades Assembly ara (
\. Bowers Of the South Side hank. the
Chamber Of Commerce.
1t IS freely predicted that on" Of the
courc.lmanic members of IN" h"hd IS
sue commission. To be named by May
or Th~n'r. Will h" Captain ". /. hl'o'
councu man from tho First Ward. WIZ"
prurusCd thu, creation nt the general
commission. Mayor Thoncr and .Nty
Manager Ephllu Will h" members OF 'hH
commission 10y virtu" ot their oihr"S.
Mayor Thoner has indicated that ne
wishes the commission To represent the
entire city. from a geographical S'ah"-
point. and with this purp"s" IN MN"
he waited fox tn" appointments or inc
Chamber of Commerce and the lrau'S
Assembly before making his appoint
mcnts.
Indcr tho Otto resolution. tho special
committee is to consider such general
improvements rs street paving. Imrr"N-
ing the Island and South Side water
service. filtration. s"wrrag" will II" con-
sid,rrd and included in general pohd
! issue.
CITY Manager Charles q. trhlIn nd
yocatcs such plan MS Will guarantee
, that certain sums shalt he expended tor
| stipulated improvements in each ward
! with general provisions for SNnS I" Dc
: used wherever they Will be OF general
! benefit TO the city.
The Wheeling intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1903-1961, 1919-07-26
new MATAM0RAS

W. NJ. Faggcrt. Of Sardis. Ohio. was
it, town Wednesday looking after his
produce business.
Ernest Little. who IS employed in tho
oil { cid at Cameron. W. Va. Is spending
a few days h, re with his family.
Mrs Sarah Fox. Of IHyland, ohio. is
here visiting her mother. Mrs. Hannah
Hall. Of Fourth Gtrcct.
Mr.. and Mrs Glen Enyd. Of 81. Glars
willie. Ohio. returned HON" Tuesday after
works. visit with Mrs. Boyd's father
Mr. Louis y kolnus.
Mrs. Wesley Sut"r. ~ Wheeling. w.
Va. is visiting nj In" h"n1" If Mr.. and
Mrs. George Sut"r OH Front street.
Mrs. Eta Brown and TWO children.
FL zabclh and Ralph. arc visiting her
mother. Mrs McKlss!rk. at housewife.
Pa.
Mr.. and Mrs. John Ecrcmz. Mrs. W. s
MiS:.iuum and Miss Elizabeth Rrinhcrr,
were callers i'll Narictta Wednesday
evening. They drove down in tho
Dcr"ntz car.
Mrs. William Talbot and tw" Children.
Elva and Dorothy. left Thursday for =
visit with relatives ut Akrun. OHIO, ALI
=. c.. Ohio Canton. OHIO, and B"avcnt
Falls. Pa.
Mr and Mrs. W. A. Wh"tstonc. Mr..
and Mrs Donald Whr:Stonr and dauGh-
tor Elranor. left Thursday morning III
their car for Securing. O.. where they
The Wheeling intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1903-1961, 1919-07-26
10000 BAREFOOT RUSSIANS
DRIVE BACK 10000 REDS

PARIS July 2S.-Twcn,y Thousand
Rrss,pns many OF them barci"o,rd ana
u,itbour yifes and uusupport,d BY heavy
ertiI,crv compns, the northern Russian
army who's front nxtcu Is from the riu.
,ish .,oast 10 pskov and which - GrlE-
Nino. h,cr, toward p,.r.rrpJ = fioI-n,ylN
-1e 80. -. ,,rr, according t.
1iLt! 80 - ,,.,r., rr.,,,, officers or
[Spof,s .-)..., ,i,, ,+r,',,,s,r,t,,n on
','r N'',, .rr .,r,,...r. .,-.. WORKING.
- 80 INV. ,,rd.r R,lSnrvIh are.
20 ,.r,.,',.,..., .,.,I =, rr,r. :,i,.
'.,,i',, s,,-,,,,.s g., ,r,. army. mad, up
"r,,1a,. - r,,..,,r. u,t.r prominent
,,,,..,.,,, r.,I.rs DGr,>rS and
,,; IL ~, .l,,,,-.,,. fer tanks.
','o'H 49, $780,, ,,r,.r,isrJ them bv tn"
~. ..n -, n.t, 80 y-rirh ;h,,v
ai'''S' "''U ~ , ...,, r,.,,.n
rNpI'SS ,i,,,
-, ~, rr,,,s.or nv chow
ne n.p''SS ~ -',, -, ,,..,,. ,..,..r.
ne ,, r,,i,. ,,,.,. Ii,l.n..,.k, were
80 - -. 80 ,,r, =. vh,,n bread ana
,,. No.. .r,.r,. .,r.,au..
J'.''NN ,.., N;,,,rty r,-
|"l'o''' ..n,. ,.,.,.,., ,,r.,..-.,,. 10
C""S' va, 90 .,..,.. -, ,,, r.:.
T'i'"'' ','", .,.,.. ~-.rr
eS's' ara WIN =" . Nv. p,,,,.
men S'r""E, N"r'''''''"
polS''''N 49,
before 'h' NM g" "''r Il"
Russians "''e. SUI" ''"H .'' 60,
lnahE N"hkH. -, 1880
IIIs."'.S', ", ,,,. r,tr.. ..,1 , b,re
10 nv -, cc,d..,rrs and
az ho.,or <,oG .,,r, s,n,,,.1 90 the
sn.,hora orr,,,. =. cb,nr,,,., M m, mon,
.,.hoso r,or,in "a rcn,r,,i b,,b as COM
.oarnd r.itb ,bat ~ mo Enllh>yiLJ on
-, ,bnr, Tbr l,,,,r according to
H. re,orta now. bayr ~ hn k,nr on Tho
fro,,, IinsS Nv, tbrro,,nin- ,L.m with
4boir ou,, rracbi1c gun tr, S.i!ryv ls
The Wheeling intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1903-1961, 1919-07-26
SHADYSIDE

a union service Of the Presbyterian
and Christian congregations will be held
Tomorrow evening IN the Presbyterian
church. The sermon will be delivered
by Rev. benjamin. of the Christian
church.
Mrs. Ethel Leo Smth.who is in charge
Of a patient at the Martins Ferry hospi-
tai spent Thursday afternoon at her
home here.
John Matt GcttinEcr. who had been
seriously i'll with pneumonia. is now
able To sit up part Of each day. The
Young man was Gasscd while in service
and II was believed that because of such
injury ne was more susceptible TO the
disease.
Chris Dawson. Of West Fortieth
street. was business visitor 10 Wheel
ing on Thursday.
The MEMS Bible class OF tho Prcsby-
terrain Sabbath school will hold its an
nual picnic this afternoon in Futhcy's
orchard
Mr.. and Mrs Sam Carpenter. Of West
Forty-thrd street who recently sold
their property. expect TO go next wcCk 10
Columbus TO make their future home.
James l.. Davis. contract painter. be-
gan yesterday tho work Of rcpa'ntinG
and decorating tho interior Of IN" Smith
news Stanb III inc DHllk DuIINIHH. ~
Will also r"paint the exterior woodwork
Of tho building.
" Il. Stark"y. Of Wheeling. spent
Thursday evening NJ tn" HON" OF Mr..
aud Mrs. Chris dawson. ~ West FOrti-
eth street.
G""rr" Krya"r hns completed the
work Of rcvAluation f tn" property in
ShadyS d" ami yesterday gave his report
I" III" county aud tor At 81. CialrSv ll".
Rev. Harvey White. Of Robinson. H..
ANA rruf. Charles White, OF Council
Bluffs. Iowa. arc here thi: week having
been CallC.i tr Ia" home Of their mother.
Mrs. Josephine White. hcc1us" II her
critical illness. II was believed thar
there was Il Slight improvement in her
condition yesterday.
Mrs. T. g. tnriS "f Lincoln avenue.
has returned homo after n weeks visit
with relatives in Detroit. Mlcn
Miss Eulalia Fish. Of West FOrii"th
street. will l"av" to-day for Cambridge
Springs. ON n icn days vacation trip.
Th" Epworlh League Of tho Methodist
church held is July business and social
meeting last evening AZ III" homo Of
Mss Brulah Galley. on Lincoln avenue.
Mrs. Louis Rcchtcl. nf Washington. II
G., left yesterday for her HON" after .
Wit Of tw" wccls with her parents
Mr.. and Mrs Robert Truax. OF Lincoln.
avenue.
The Wheeling intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1903-1961, 1919-07-26
PUSHMOBILE RACES
And KITE FLYING
Were Interesting Attractions ut "Ess4-
lag Fairgrounds Friday Afternoon

pushuohiIc races and Kit" flyIrG v'r"
tho ma,r atrrnctIons on u" Nh'"lnT
r}ayCrnunci~ yesterday at''rn"'t an"
scores OF huyS and iris "ui hus'"s' IT, 1IE
.,,..yr for donors in lh'>' n"N"' 'N'H'S'
rho uushmohilv rae .i",d on I!ihiE'Ii
Field last nI.:ht aroused " rr"a' d.rH 81
Favorable comment as the you'AlNI h"-
i,sts stored and showed IN" coaster
wagons down the rae" course. Tn" kl''"
wcr,. flown from TN" top "t Nh'''H'6
hill and Chaplinc street hill.
In ,hr Hubbard kite flNIng contests
for boys tho following wor" IN" 'hr"'
who got their kites tn" highest: George
nutuorr, first; Ray McAllIstCr. SECOND
rlarc and william Bicl third. lt"h'ra-
bic mention. Frank ll"lmhr'Eh' '"e
WasSnau and Ray Porter. Ih' ElrIH
from tho same playground VII" WON
wrr,. Hazel RIcl. first: sara N""HS'
srcunL. Laura Rose. third ll"n"rahIr
mention for Bertha iiart"nS. AIic"
o;ramlich and olga Hendricks.
In tho pushmobil" races III" following
six machines were winners: hrst LOUIS
HIldchrand rs puSh"r and bernard NJ
dCharG aS driver; second place. lay M'-
>llistcr AS pushcr and Harry lhttm"rH
MS driver; third place. Richard ''uh'"'
ms ruShcr and Kenneth Reed ms "r'N'T !,
fourth rlacc Nick Poplrh rs puSh'F ana
R,,. Porter rs driver: NTH place. Martin
Dunlavy as puSh"r and Tom NcSh''' hN
driver; sixth place. Walter Rose "S
pushrr and Charles Goodwin as driver.
Honorablc mention must b" given inc
following: Frank HClmNrIGht ana Ken
Meth Henderson,. Edwin kupSky ana
John Elock. Tom Gallagher and H"orG"
Gun.
ON tho whole tho day has been an oN-
citing ono for the boys and girls Wh"
took rar, and an equal amount of plea
eurc ,rcs derived from the events ny the
largo crowds of spectators who witness
cd TN, rumpCtit lion.
The Wheeling intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1903-1961, 1919-07-26

GRAND JURY To
RESUME PROBE

STEUBENVILLE. Ohio. July 25.-Thn
special grand jury which returned l29
true bills two weeks ago after an OK
haustiNc nv"stiEati0n into gambling
and vice conditions hcrc will rc-ConN"l'S
next Monday morning to pursue its IN
uuiry. according Ia official announce
mrnt this morning. TIL" resumption or
,hc probe which was believed AT m end
when the report was n@adC, created some
surprise.
Prosecuting Attorney Roy Carpenter
stated tlpt there were number or
cases which had been left pending when
tho grand jury adjourned July II and
that these will be cleaned up. lIc added
that not moro than 90 witnesses Will be
called unless there ar" unexpected Do
vclopmcnts and that the pr"bcrs Will
probably not be in session more than
two or three days.
There are various rumorS. unConilrm-
cd. about the city that tn" adjournment
Of the special grand jury tw" weeks
ago was rusc 10 get a number OF I'M
nartant witnesses to return To the city
and that there will be developments Of
a sensational character.
The Wheeling intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1903-1961, 1919-07-26
William Graham. Of Bloomfield, o.
was a business caller in town Thursday

William Graham. Of Bloomfield. O.,
was business caller in town Thursday.
Messrs. L. r. Sharp. C. E. Ellis and
Benson Parker. attended the Ringing
Bros. circus at ParkerSburg, Saturday.
Nathan Salisbury. Of Rinard's Mills.
was attending to business matters in
town Thursday.
c. +. English was a caller in Wheeling
Sunday.
]. p. Parker was looking after busj.
ness in ST. Marys W. Va. Saturday.
Mrs G.. w. Lowell and Mrs. Clyde
Frye and daughter. Miss Laura, Of Bell
aire O.. are visiting Mr.. and Mrs. D. N.
Riggs.
George Rounshausen. Of Glass. O.. was
caller in town Thursday and took out
n new tractor.
Mrs. Russell Miracle was a visitor in
Wheeling Thursday
Mrs c. B. Erdman and children. o.
Oklahoma City. Okla. arc visiting her
nicccs Mrs. r. Hill. Mrs. Richard He'd
dlcsaon and Mrs. d M. Cunningham.
The Wheeling intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1903-1961, 1919-07-26
ALLIED OFFENSIVE
AGAINST The HUN
REDS NOW EXPECTED

VIENNA. July 25.-Start Of the allied
offensive against the Hungarian Rcd
army appeared imminent today. y num-
Der Of allied Officers inspected tn" Hun
garlan White army at SzcEcdin. with a
view to cooperation. The White COM
mandrr. Admiral Hortly. received the
Entente officers. who later went to the
front. in tho region OF the TIS7a River
where the Reds are now attacking the
EumanianS.
Tho Hungarian Red army which Allied
forces arc expected 10 engage. consists
OF eight divisions. totaling 10000 front
line and 10000 reserve troops. There
arc also l.0nn cavalrymcn.
Material includes 500 guns, 500 ma
chino guns. two l2-inch mortars. % air
planes. six monitors. four heavy ar
morCd motor cars and i've light cars.
The Wheeling intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1903-1961, 1919-07-26
Rex Beach Feature
At the Liberty

In tho sophisticated civilization Of
New Orleans Rex Beach is AS thor
ourhly at home as when relating n
story of Alaska This is born" out in
The Crimson Gardcnia." newest of his
novels. to Lee picturiz"d AT the G"ldwyn
studio. 1t will be seen NJ the Liberty
thcatcr beginning Today.
The story is. Of course. unlik" those
in which hc has immirtalizcd ALASKA. II
treats of the Mardi Gras and m" ma
chinationS of band Of expert counter
fcitrrS. Tho story is one OF intrigue
plot and counter plot and unexpected
climaXcS Absorbing from start Ia
finish. there are many instances OF re-
Suurccfuln"sS in rXtrIcatinE Rex B"'.Ch's
characters from dIfficulti"" which seem
impossible 10 escape.
In particular TINS is demonstrated
toward IN" end of tn" drama. ROLAND
Van. Dam (Owcn M0orc) has been
brought to the Cuuntcrfct"r's den Nv
NadClon Dorcrtc Nicdda N"va). Sh"
seeks his destruction because Of his fan
cicd participation III her cousins murder.
When Roland realizes tho trap int"
which hv hTS fallen aid knows that tho
Colintcrf"it"rS Suspcct he is a secret
service man. h" must summon help
must notify IN" police. Bat how can
this lie done when he Is surrounded"
Rex Beach docs not devise n iighl-thiS
as matter Of fact. has been accom-
ruSc.
lingering a pile Of books on tho table
the hero raises tho tcl-phun" receiver
off the hook. IIls subsequent ""uv"rSa-
tion takes the form of a rarl"y with lbs
enemies. They never suspect that hi"
emphasized words ar" hing listened t.
hy IN" t,l"phon" operator at IN" other
end Of tho wire. She gives tn" alarm
the polio" como and tho CSunI"rfc,tcrS
are apprc hcnd"d.
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will visit for week at IN" nome o.
Mrs W 4 Whctstoncs sister. Mrs. Johh
HcddI"siun. AMI At III" nom" Oh h''
brother. Mr. John Cunningham.
Mrs XIV. Pnrr and daughter Miss
Trr, went to Sistcr.vill". w. Va. or
Tuesday for u f,w days visit with rcla-
t.vrS at that place.
George ConIcy. Of Holman O.. and the
Misses Lena and Jennie IackGihorn. or
Yellow House. wcr" visitors IN town Oh
Wednesday evening.
Miss Ruth Long returned Wednesday
r:,ninr from weeks vacation. whi"h
she spent 1T Akron. o.. tho guest OF hrr
sister. Mrs Will HARRISON. she was
accompanied homo 10y her niece. MISS
virginia HARRISON. who will visit mere
fer a few weeks.
James Corum. Of Bloomfield. Ohio.
VIZ a caller in town Wednesday and
ThUr"!aY.
Mise Mary Taylor. Of Holman. Ohio.
is here visiting at tn" home Of her sister
Mrs Charles Nost.
The Wheeling intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1903-1961, 1919-07-26
lob aCCO Habit
DANGEROUS

Thousands Of men suffering from
fatal diseases would be in perfect health
today were il not for the deadly drug
nicotine. Stop tho habit now before it's
too late. It's n slmp:c process 10 rid
yourself Of tho tobacco habit IN any
form. Just go to any up-to-datc DRAG
store and get some Nlcotul tablets; tlkG
them as directed and 10! III" p"ruiCir,.S
habit quickly ynnish"s. Druggists re-
fund the money if they fail. l." sure 10
read large and interesting anm"unC =
mcut soon to appear in tins paper. 1t
tolls of the dangers Of niCutIn" poison AZ
ard how TO avoid 1t. In III" mcantiau"
ny Nicotol tablets: you will be surprised
a. the results
The Wheeling intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1903-1961, 1919-07-26
COMMUNITY NIGHT AT
SOUTH SIDE MISSION

The Community Night Of tn" Imman'
u"l Baptist church. at its South Side
Mission House, was n great success II
is estimated that between four and five
hundred persons enjoyed the evening Of
free movies furnished by the City i. NJ.
G. A. and the other social features and
music conducted by Prof. +. G. liCclzlr.
Tho large lawn Of tn" Annex building
was brilliantly lighted and everybody
enjoyed tn" perfect evening.
After a unique flag exercise by the
Daily Vacation Bible school Of ;hc
church, Rev. George T. LoCkhart. tho
pastor. conducted n Bible story hour.
Tho next community night will occur
on Friday evening Of next week.
The Wheeling intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1903-1961, 1919-07-26
HIS FIRST SENTENCES

FAIEMONT W. Va. July = Judge
Scott {. Lowe. Of lh' new "TlIl!uIl court
If MarI"n county. THIS evening handed
down his first set If sentences. Cora
May. Cnlnr"d. cunlicl"d # involuntary
IN chL"E" of numbering
her husband lhllN MHS. WAS given Ihr'"
months IN rh' count? jail aud Il lin" 81
49, rhrIs Mradr negro. COM i"i'd II
theft. WIS sentenced I" nft"'u years ~
the p"mlt"mtIary and tirr"ur" liry"mt
va, given II .-"ni'uc" If G.r years, IL
the pCnit"ntiary f., robbery.
The Wheeling intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1903-1961, 1919-07-26
BISHOP DONAHUE
CONFIRMS CLASS
AT BECKLEY, W. VA.

The Right Rev. Bishop Donahue. who
confirmed a large class at Bcckl"y. West
Virginia, last Sunday, will confirm nj
White Sulphur Springs this week
Bishop Donahuc will return to Wheeling
tho first of the week
Tho Right Rcv. Bishop Don1huc il nv
present touring the southern end Of tn"
state administering the sacrament or
confirmation. He confirmed Il larc"
class at Becklcy. West Virginia. last
Week, and this coming week will admin
lister confirmation to another large class
which awaits his coming al White Sui
nhur Springs.
The Wheeling intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1903-1961, 1919-07-26
Tour Are Ftned.

Ambrose Harks. Josephine Mirkin.
Harry Cooper and Charles Kinney. in
diCtcd by tho recent grand jury for
gambling, entered pleas Of guilty today
and were fined $50 and costs. They were
warned that their next appearance" he
fore the court would mean workhousc
sentences.
The Wheeling intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1903-1961, 1919-07-26
Misses 81 Cases.

It developed today that thieves VII"
stole 100 cases Of bonded whisky from
George Yurjcvir hero last week. missed
Of moro cases which were S"crct"d IN
Il different part Of tn" cellar INT" when
they tunncllcd. What the robbers fat
cd To ind Mr. YurJ"v!c moved 10
safer hiding place.
The Wheeling intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1903-1961, 1919-07-26
rOEH At HOSPITAL

IN ciRh; POUND son was born !, VI"
rrI Yrs g.. l.. Snort - fi.N Nrrih
Wheeling; hu:-pit1l fhJ$ u"rnin..
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$50, PAYABLE one-half down; ability to draw is
unnecessary: special attention given to adyer-
Using your line of business write for personal
interview. Address Box 3O7-C Star Office ..3s
PRESSER. Apply Manager,
HOTEL HARRINGTON.
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CHATFFEtR wants position driving de
livery car; knows all parts Of city. Address
5Hl st 1Ss
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WANTED-HELP.
Statesmen.

SALARY Twelve Hundred Dollars 81 cOO)
wANTED-One OF the largest companies and
most progressive life insurance agencies IN
Washington wishes TO employ five good sales
u salary OF 500 per month, or more;
comrission and renewal contract;
prefer men who have not been in the life in
suranre business. but must have ambition and
energy. We train and instruct statesmen
in the art of selling life insurance and fos
that pay guaranteed salary. THIS
10 opportunity 10 make at least 81 500 the
first year. Reference and experience sent to
us viii be treated in confidence The average
income of present statesmen for the nrst
year during 1918 s.. 500. We feel salts
ned that any good salesman during the year
OF 1913 should do well under special
training. Address. giving telephone number.
Box 1S3-C. Star office.
MALE.
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FOUND.

yIAt.k EityCLE 146 Adams st. NV
i,,. 's,.,..,;.. uoiu,cr. Apply 10 the Washing
Tnr Animal Ersri1' League -" Md ave. s.W.
It-IrS-Ovu-r of two mules turned gu! on
t,,- I,r.r.n Island will please call. pay uam
c...~ and take them on the island.
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MANIFESTATIONS.
MALE-Continued.

CHAUFFEUR. colorcd, wishes position in pri-
vnte family; capable of making all repairs.
10 + ST NV l6s
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CHAUFFEUR wishes position with private
family. Thomas Balas. 9I5 Eye st. NV. Good
oOs