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Yes, Uncle Henry came down from
the farm and stayed over might. re
was feeling pretty bad about the way
fathers patented waiter pump wrecked
his house, but he'd recovered. at least
they'd ct..hn out of the hospital. Uncle
Henry and mother had long talk. anu
II ended up by mother promising MN
she'd never let father pay another VISIT
~ the farm. You couldn't call it brih-
cry. exactly, but Uncle Henry LEFT moth
ar 4 prcSrnt--a rh"rk-and III" next DAY
she went out and bought n new dining
room Sct--unc of those hiShhr"~ klhu.
black with gold bands on the tops of the
chairs and Il painted thing in the miu-
die of the table.
She made father so TO the movies
while the moving mon brought It IN; Shc
said she WAS afraid he'd invent VIZ
To bring the table UP the stairs and lto
get scratched.
Fathers been pretty quiet lately. Mrs.
MacCSnrthy's promised mother TO sue
him for attempting her lllc WIN , me
electric bath If he speaks above WIS Is
pcr so he's been going around IKE ne
thought July first was already ancient
a couple days after that mother gave
q tea, SO she could show OH Inc hc"
T had TO help around so that's how
hnppcncd to be- there. Good thing was
too. They'd been sitting IN me chaIIS
yet If hadn't run out to the store anu
bought the gasoline A.. -.
1t was Mrs. MacCarthy who nrst m. ~
iced that something was wrong Hnc
had the scat Of honor. hiding behind inc
silver water kettle. There wasn't enough
of something and she started TO get up;
and the chair stayed right with her. ana
You know how n person is when they
spill a soft boiled egg down their coat
or their suSpcnders snap just as lnrtr
getting up to dance with their DcSt err.
We'll that's the way It was with MIS-.
MacCarthy. She didn't like to say any
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! OBITUARY !
jas. ?. MAXWELL.
ANSWERS CALL
YVES Prominent Business MAN OF CITY,
Yves Prominent Business MAN OF Cily'
Death Followed Lengthy
Illness.

Mortal remains Of tho lato james P.
Maxwell will be laid to rest at Green
wood cemetery Thursday afternoon at
o'clock. following services at the Max
we'll residence, on Second street. Glen
wood. in charge Of Rev. Harry Howard,
pastor of the Thomson N. E church.
Mr.. Maxwell died yesterday morning
at 1880 o'clock after a long illness. un-
I'll February l he had been secretary
treasurer and general manager or Inc
Neill Grocery company. which firm he
organized in 1902. III health forced his
retirement from business.
For 16 years ME- Maxwell represented
the Island as q member Of tho first and
second branches Of the old city council
He was very active In Republican poll
tics
Born at Valley Grove February II.
1885. Mr.. Maxwell received his early ed
ucation in tho county schools. AS boy
tho was employed In the old 1siah War
rem talow and oil refining plant IN
the East End Later he wns with tho
firm Of Hubbard 4 Paul. For long
period of years no was associated with
the Baer Grocery company, and upon
leaving the firm in 1908, organized tho
present Neill Grocery company. Under
his guidance the firm has become ono
of WheeiinSs leading business houses
Mr. MRxweIrs wife, noe Miss Blanche
Browning Of nj, Lake Park died but
last October. -Four brothers.: Alox.
George, Edward, and Thomas T. Maxwell.
survive, as we'll as two sisters, Mrs.
Margaret Jal,e and Mrs Rose Montgom-
cry. One son, Paul Maxwell OF Knox
willie Tenn, and three daughters, Mrs.
Gertrude Rildebrand OF Seattle, Wash,
Miss Edith. at home, and Mrs. Elmer
Lawson Of Elm Grove. also mourn the
passing OF this distinguished citizen.
The decedent took an active part IN
the fraterniues with which no was ar
Altated, tho Masons and Ancient Order
United worllnen- He was member Of
tho Methodist church.
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IN BANKRUPTCY.

United States Of America, Northern Dis
trict OF West Virginia, as:
In the United States District Court in
and for said District.
In the matter OF Anna NJ. Schenk.
Bankrupt. No. 5lS. IN Bankruptcy. Pcti-
ton for Discharge.
To the Honorable Aston G. Dayton.
Judge Of the District Court OF the
United States for the Northern Dis
trict Of West Virginia.:
Anna NJ. Schenk. of Wheeling, in the
County Of Ohio. and State of West Viz
glnia, in said District. respectfully rep
resents that on the 9Th day Of Novem-
Der last past she was duly adjudged a
bankrupt under the acts Of Congress re-
lating to bankruptcy; that she has duly
surrendered all her property and rights
of property. and has fully complied with
oil the requirements OF said acts and Of
orders of the court touching her bank
ruptcy.
Wherefore she prays that she may be
dccrecd by the Court 10 have full dis
charge from all debts provablc against
hor estate under said bankrupt acts,
except such debts as are excepted by
law from such discharge.
Dated this 4th day Of April. A. .. 1918.
ANNA N. SCHENk.
Bankrupt.
BY S. G.. Smith, her Attorney
Order Of Notice Thereon.
Northern District Of West Virginia. So:
On this 18th day Of April. A. D. 1919,
on reading the foregoing petition. IT is
Ordered by the Court that a hearing
be had upon tho same on the 9Th day Of
May. A. D.. 1919. before said Court at
Wheeling. in said district. at ten o'clock
in tho forenoon: and that notice. thereof
be published in the Wheeling Intelligent
cor q newspaper printed In said District,
and that all known creditors and other
persons In interest may appear at the
said time and place and show cause, If
any thoy have, why the prayer Of the
aid petition should not DO granted.
And It Is further ordered by the Court.
that tho clerk shall send by mail TO all
known creditors copies OF said petition
and this ord's addressed to them at
their places Of residence az stated.
Witness the Honorable Aston @. Day
ton. Judge Of the said Court. and tho
seal thereof, OF Wheeling, In said dis
trict. on the It'll day OF April, A. d.
1919.
Attest.
A. T. BARRETT. Clerk.
nr-9-l8
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Clemency Recommended
In 1921 Army Cases

WASHINGTON. April S.-Ths special
clemency board appointed to review oil
cases of rnldlcrs remaining In contnc-
meni hAs considered l.Gss cases, or mp.
prnximntciy one-thlrd # the cnSns call
!ng for its notion. tho war department.
announced today
The hoard has recommended clemency
IN 1.5el cases. reducing tho average sem
fence from seven years and four months
tn ono year and nine months. Recon-
mrftIat Ions Of tho board have cut n to-
tai or 0.%3a years rrnm tho aggregate
sentences, Five cages involving lifo son.
tcnc" wcrH considered. one sentence be-
nE reduced Ia two years. Hnnth n 10 20
Years and clcmcnry being denied IN the
other three.
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BRAIN TESTS:
30 Minutes To Answer This
NO M
BY SAM LLOYD.


This cloak room boy has twenty hats
in his keeping. just enough to work out
an interesting puzzle on his 49-peg rack.
The problem consists in showing how
to place the hats 80 ~ to produce as
many rows as possible with four hats to
the row. or course. rows may Recount
ed obliquely as we'll as perpendicuiarly
and horizontally. just so long as they
are in perfectly straight lines.
How would you hang those twenty
hatS7
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The last sad rites will be celebrated
over the remains Of Mrs. NJ. Shidell.
probably in ST. Joseph's cathedral.
Thursday. Mrs. ShIdcll died last Mon
day morning following a two weeks Ill
ness with pneumonia at her room at "a
Fifteenth street. Mrs. Shidell was born
in ireland, the daughter OF Patrick and
Helen Mchen, coming to this country
while still young. She is survived
by hor husband. Andrew Shidcll. three
daughters and two sons: Margaret, May.
Gertrude Charles and William.
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Monday setcrnoon at the family home
at 1907 Warwood avenue. Warwood. Mrs
Johana Yanda. widow Of the late John
Wanda, died. following a brief illness
The deceat@6 was IN her Sand year
Since 1881. when she came to this com
1nrnStv from, her native homo in Aus
tria- she has been.a resident Of this dis
trict. Mrs. Yanda was faithful mem
Dor Of Corpus Christi church in War
wood. shc IS survived by two sons.
Wenzel and Anton Yanda- As yot. fu-
moral arrangements arc not known hero
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John L, YinoE

PHILADELPHIA, April S-John L.
Flack, Butler Pennsylvania, an oil pro-
ducor, whose business was In Charles
ton. West Virginia, died today In a hos
pitnl hero OF injurinH suffered when no
was attacked by n negro highwhynan
moro than four months nEo. Mr.. Flack
who was 70 years old. was beaten az he
stepped from u train OF u station near
Charleston. His son. who Ia physician
brought him 10 this city for treatment
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link Ob5eQuies.

The lntc Harry Hink, who died at the
Ohio Valley General hospital from the
result Of an accident at Edgwood. was
laid to rest in the Mt. GALAXY cemetery
following funeral serices yesterday
morning from his late rcsid ence.
Requiem high mass was celebrated at
St Mchael's church.
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2RnE1hnney Funeral.

Thu funeral Of William McElhaney
who died yesterday at noon at tho homo
Of his brother, p, /. McElhansy. in the
Leweilyn apartmonta. on tho Island. will
be held to-day. MI. McEihnney waH IN
tho 18th year Of his age. g native OF
Following tho services which will DO hold
nt O'clock. Hc IL survived BY Miss
Eitnn and Sarah ME1hancy, OF Antrim,
and ono brother In this oity.
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RoHnt Funeral.

Yesterday aftnrnoon at : o'clock tho
fat, sistor Of Mr.. 7. c, Moffat, who died
Sunday morning. at tho homo Of her
brother, in Lonthrrwood Lnna, were
hold, Rov, Jnrnns NJ. Potter, pastor Of
tho Vance Memorial Presbyterian
church conducted tho sorvicos and In
torment followed at Greenwood ecmc'
terry,
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xnRHRHNDEM.oH RATES.

CHC&GOrApriI S,-Modsrn WoodnnHD
Of America, II was announced today.
would submit to referendum the question
OF increase in rates adopted at f. recent
meeting Of representatives or tho order.
The referendum will ba voted upon by
tho various camps at the last meeting
In Man
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MoCoy Funeral.

Tho body OF tho late Mrs. Ralph Nc
Coy, widow Of tho late Ralph Mccoy.
who passed away Sunday night, will be
laid to rest in tho Stone Church cemc-
terry, Services Will be conducted at
sac o'clock to-day from the home OF
hor daughter, Mrs. F. Fl. Ryder. of
Woodsdale.
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niHrood Servfcea.

The funeral scrviccs over the remains
Of the late George W. Bidgood. who
died Monday morning at the family resi-
dcucc will be held at the home at 13a
Eighteenth street. Mr.. Bidgood was
slick but few days and the ncws Of
his death came rs shock 10 his many
friends. informant will be made i'm
Greenwood cemetery.
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Kinney CutRT11aeuf.

The body of the late Kirren c. Kinney.
prominently connected in Sistersille.and
a veteran Of the Baltimore and Ohio rail-
road. arried here yesterday at 1o:25
o'clock on the B. & o. train No. rs. In
termcnt took place at Mt. Calvary GEM
etery. Funeral services were conducted
at the late home Of the deceased in Sis
ferSyille
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Iona Hurwtnkle.

Funeral services for tho late Miss Iona
Burwinkle. daughter Of Mrs Nettie Bis
set took place Yesterday afternoon at
2:30 o'clock, from the late home Of the
deceased. Miss Burwinkle was sick but
a short time. She was in the goth year
Of her life and Is survived by her
mother. Intermcnt took place at the
McMechen Cemetery.
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NEW YORK. April S-Mlss Alice Cult.
nm actress and daughter Of tho late
Clara Reed, who created tho rulc OF
Little Eva" I'm Uncle TOMS Cabin"
died here tonight In her 52nd year.
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Howru Frnori.

Friend Towoll, formerly resident OF
this city, but who d!ed in Detroit. Micht-
gan. Saturday morning. was laid to his
final rest in tho Greenwood Mauscleum
yesterday afternoon. Services wero hnld
aver tho remains OF Mr. NOVEL; Mt
o'clock ut tho homo Of his brothcr-i In
law, R G. Lindsey. OF 2208 Chaplinc
street,
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caIdvali sodv Arr4ves To-day.

Tho remains OF tho late Benson Nc
Mochcn Caldwell we'll known local man.
who died In his homo In Winter Park.
Fla, recently, will arrive hero to-day.
As yet no arrangements have been made
for tho funeral. Entombm will DO
madc in tho Greenwood Mausoleum.
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R1DdooD-On Monday. April Z. 1919. at
l:lO o'clock q M, Ut the family resi-
derce, No. 1879 Eighteenth street.
GEORGE W. BIDGOOD. In the. list
year Of his age.
Services Mt the residence Wednesday az
tcrnoon at o'clock. Friends-invited.
Interment Greenwood cemetery.
Indianapolis, Ind. papers please copy)
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BAH ON SHIPMENTS

PUENOS AIRES. April S.-As the re-
suit of the continued troubles in the
mort here orders have been sent 10 the
United States not 10 load n single ton
Of freight for Bucnos Aires.
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1Ers, HrAry Taylor.

Mrs. Mary E. Taylor. Of 21s5 Main
street. we'll known in this community
passed away at the family home Mon
day morning. following short illness
in the North Wheeling hospital. Her
husband and one brother survive her.
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vouocmen ruunro1-

seriees for Tho late Mrs. Laura r.
Youngman, Wits OF Phillip foungman,
who diod Sunday, were held yesterday
afternoon ut thu family ,npa rim"mt. on
the third floor. Pyth!an tHatln building.
Twcnty-s eenh and Chnpline streets.
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we WE EVERYTHING md md

200 new Cabinet Chambers. zoe each.
ONE-HALF dozen Collapsible Baby
Buggics. $500 each.
NEW Garden Tools at cost.
10 Old-Style Sowing Machines in good
condition. $3.50 each.
Drop-Hcad Sewing Machines, so each.
dozen Revolving Office Chairs. $50
each.
LARGE assortment of Gas and Electric
Chandeliers
Upright Piano, $500.
CLOSET Bowls, Sinks. Ofhce Desks,
Miscellaneous Furniture. Clocks.
WE HAVE 100 single white enamel
beds springs and mattresses, complete.
at $3.50 each: IS oak wash stands. in
good condition. at $500 each.
ONE large gas restaurant range.
ONE physicians operating table. In
good condition.
100 opera chairs 800 each.
ONE lot Of crooks at SC.
leo revolving stools. $40 per dozen.
ALSO a large line OF new and second
hand tools and machinery and automo.
bile supplies.
TOOL STORE.
1881 AND 1893 MAHHT 5TEHET.
Telephone 3ol3j.
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,pr, usos,-Jrht r.asd to Rest,

Mrs. Sophia Julia Scahrlght, widow OF
tho late Curl seubrlEht. who died Sntur-
day, WINS buried yesterday afternoon,
following funeral snrlcrs from the Int"
homo at 2731 Chnpllne street, Inter-
mont was made In MI. Zion cemetery.
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mnurfnnor R0V

MONT REAL, Anril Sword has
reached here that Monsgnor Emile Roy,
vicar general of tho Catholic Rrch-dto-
ccse OF Montreal. died in Atlantic city
last night H1 was born at L'Acadia,
Quebec in 1858,
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DIED..

MAxWELI-on Tuesday. April 9Th,
1919, at 1910 o'clock a m, at his late
;residence; Glenwood Heights JAMES
P. MAXWELL. in his Gath year.
Funeral services on Thursday afternoona
200 o'clock from the home. Friends
of the family respectfully invited tc
attend. 1nterment private Greenwood
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LOST.

LOET-SIlvertown cord tire and rim.
either between West Alexander or In
South Wheeling. II found call 1851
Martina Ferry ap-7-i
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CALDWELL Winter Park. Fla. or
Sunday, April 6. 1919, at $3.50 o'clock
D. M. BENSON NJ CALDWELL, In
the 10th year Of his age
Funeral services at the st. Matthew's
p. E. church. Thursday afternoon 2:3c
O'Clock. Friends invited to attend.
Entombment private in Greenwood
MoSaleum.
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DuscH-on Tuesday, April Sth. 1919. al
: 100 o'clock p. NJ. at her late resi-.
dcncc No. 1875 Edgington Lane, Edg'
wood, MARGARET. widow Of the late
George busch. In her 18th year. ::
Funeral notice hereafter.
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FOE IENT-Furnished barber shop.
Doing good business. Call Mrs- sarah
L. Fox. Rayland. Ohio. ap-7-i:',
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WANTED-MaIe

wANTED-Boy to work at night in
composing room. Apply to Foreman
Intelligcnccr after 900 p. m. ap-9-tf
NEUTRALITY-SUSPICIOUS. and glassware
high class work Steady position.
Good wages. Apply In person or by let
ter to jefferson Co.. Follansbee. W. Va.
APRIL
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roR sAIH-Eight room frame house.
lot 50x100. outbuildings. George Sea-
mon, Left Hand Run, Caldvelrs Run.
City. mr-sll
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MccoY-on Sunday. April 8. 1919. az
1l:l0 o'clock .. M. at the residence Of p
her son-in-law Mr.. F. H. Ryder. No. 5-'
Edgwood street. MRS. SARAH NC !;
COY, widow OF the late Ralph Mccoy.
of Triadelphia, In the 69th year OF her (.
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Fo1 sALB-Eight room frame house,
lot 50x10O, outbuildinga. George Sea-
mon, Left Hand Run. Caldwell's Run.
ap-z-l
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SIDE TAI ks
HOW TO TELL TEE SALT oF TIL
EA8TH
By RUTH CANEEoN

HOW TO TELL TEE SALT oF TIE
EA8TE
There is a. certain very interesting
fact which have gradually come to OBJ
serve about tho way in which peoples
class standards vary. and the condition
which causes that variation.
! am going to tel! you some Of tho
class standards which I have heard ez-
pressed. and then. I think. you will DO
able to dcduce the fact for yourself.
She Says Family IS All THAT Counts.
I have a friend who. though poor,
comes from q very fine old family.
When this woman Is dividing her &C.
quaintances into sheep and goats sho
makes the sort of family from which
they come the criterion BY which shc
separates them. Many people whom
sho puts IN among tho goats are wealthy
and many who are gracdously herded
among the sheep arc poor. Money, she
says scornfuliy. Is nothing. She really
disllKes common people whom they have
money moro than she does WHOM they
arc poor.
Again, know woman who naaxns
education the sine qua non Of desirable
lty. Family doesn't count with her nor
wealth. but how much education people
have. Strangely enough, this woman Is
ono Of tho most highly educated women
I know. She holds not only an A, B.,
an l. n. and a Pm. d. from colleges IN
tho Sorhonne.
Ne SGyg tho Only Ar4stoorhoy Thae
Of Gen4us.
And not long ago heard a man DO
clare that the-only .aristocracy In tho
world Is the artstocracy OF genius. In
cidentally, I happen to know that this
man strongly suspects himself OF being
q genius.
specimen Of tho hard working, rcaaon-
middle clsez. He has noithor genius.
family or much education. And no says
That tho middle clnRs are without ques-
ton tho sait Of tho earth. Tho lower
classes Che means in q financial scnse)
arc apt 70 lack force or else they
wouldn't DO whore they G-e and the
upper clabses have gono to seed. The
GLASS That counts is tho middle class.
Oan You Gua9B The4r CAter1on7
might 80 on and tell Of tho bruiny
man who makes pure braAns his criter-
ion. and tho we'll bred woman who says
breeding IL the only thing that counts.
but why waste your time with multi
pNctty OF oxannplss7 I nm sure you
have long since guessed what IS the fac
tor by which many people select their
most desirable class.
And doesn't the naiyets with which
people indulge IN this form OF SELF
praise, with which they calmly admit
Observation-Disclosures Cor lnck of 40 which
they happen to POSSESS Is the only one
really worth possessing. apparently
quite without realizing how 1t sounds,
remind you OF tho habits OF certain
we'll known bird Of the desert2
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FOR RENT,

ZOE RENT rooms. water and gas.
1902 High street. Benwood. Phone
Wing. 1872. ap-s-l
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FOE SALE-Lot at Elm Court 40x120.
VIII sell cheap to quick buyer. Call
phone 20S3-R- ap-2-l
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Services at her late residence, Triadel-
phia. Wednesday afternoon at $3.50
, o'clock. Friends invited: Interment
Stone Church cemetery. ..
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WANTEO-FanAle

WAMTED-Three girls Of neat appear
ance for posing show. Must be over
eighteen and ladies. Apply In person,
A 18th Street. Ap-9-i
wAHTED-Extra sa1eslady for Satur-
days regular, year round, experience
unnecessary. Askin Marine, 1018 Main:
St. Ap-9-1
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ron HHMT-Nicely furnished rooms.
modern conveniences, in business cen.
ter of city. Inquire End floor 1ntelligen-
Ger Bldg. @r1S-tc:
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BUILT when labor and ma
terial were low. this well
constructed house contain
ing seven rooms, bath and
laundry, will be offered at
an interesting price.
Located at No. STA
Chapline Street
Phone 2858-R- ap-3-m
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POE aALH-Five room house on lot BOX
$50, cement garage, outbuildings.w
and gas John Michaels. Stop Mozart
line, city. mr-zs.l
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FoR sAKE-Used motorcycle and side
cars. all makes. Just overhauled.s
from $50 up. Open evenings. easy pay.
ments. Wheeling Cycle Co.. 1910 Mar
ket st. LIMO
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POE HBNT-One largo light front room
End floor, Market street, steam heat:
suitable for one or two gentlemen, will
rent furnished or unfinished. Inquire
End floor Intelligence Bldk. ta-13-tf
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FOR SALE

FOE sALE-Ford touring car In good
condition. Cheap to quick buyer.
Phone No. 3631-J. Call after 8 o'clock
Ask for Bill ap-7-i