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Grand Forks herald. [volume] (Grand Forks, N.D.) 1916-1955, 1919-01-30
MANY ENGINEERS
ATTENDING VALLEY
CITY CONVENTION

Valley City, N. D.; Jan. so.-En-.
gineers from nearly every city in
North Dakota arc here today for the
Eleventh annual convention of the
North Dakota Society of Engineers.
The meeting will close tomorrow. The
association includes in its member
ship. city engineers and county sur
veyors as we'll as a number of lead
ing engineers in other branches of
the profession. E. J. Thomas, of Mi
not, is president.
Grand Forks herald. [volume] (Grand Forks, N.D.) 1916-1955, 1919-01-30
M. C.. A. War Worker g.
Returns From France

Bismarck, N. D.. Jan. 30.-Rev.
Baptist church, inc for the last two
years engaged in Y. NJ. C. A. war
work, as religious secretary, returned
last night from overseas, where he
had been in active service. for the
last year. Mrs. jackson and children
have continued to make Bismarck
their home.
Grand Forks herald. [volume] (Grand Forks, N.D.) 1916-1955, 1919-01-30
Officer OF Working
Reserve Makes Address

Bismarck, N. D., Jan. 3o.-w. L.
VanHorn of Fargo, federal state di-
rector of the boys. working reserv
addressed the county school officers
of. Burleigh in the court room at the
county building yesterday on the
work of the reserve.
Grand Forks herald. [volume] (Grand Forks, N.D.) 1916-1955, 1919-01-30
ADVERTISEMENT.
QUICK RELIEF
FROM CONSTIPATION
Get DR.. Edwards Olive Tablets

That Is the joyful cry Of thousands
since Dr.. Edwards produced Olive Tablets,
the substitute for calomel.
Dr.. Edwards a practicing physician for
II years, and calomel'e old.ime enemy,
discovered the formula for Olive Tablets
while treating patients for chronic con.
stipation and torpid livera
DR.. Edwardes Olive Tablets do not
contain calomel, but q 'healing. soothing
vegetable laxative.
No gripping Is the sheynote' Of thAae
little sugarcoated, olive-colored tablets.
They cause the bowels and liver to act
normally. They never force them to
unnatural action.
II you have a OZARK brown mouth" now
and hen-a bad breath-a dull tired
feeling-sick headache-torpid liver and
are constipated, you'll find quick, sur and
only pleasant results from one or two lit.
lie Dr. Edwards Olive Tablets at bedtime.
Thousands take one or two every night
just to keep right. Try them. 10c end
25c per boz All druggista
Grand Forks herald. [volume] (Grand Forks, N.D.) 1916-1955, 1919-01-30
GREGOIRE is EXPELLED.

Metz, Jan. 30.-Albert Gregoire, a
lawyer and former deputy from Metz
in the German reichstag, has been ex-
PEELED from Lorraine. Although Of
Lorraine origin, he had always been
Grand Forks herald. [volume] (Grand Forks, N.D.) 1916-1955, 1919-01-30

Germanophile. During the war he was
the holder of an official post In Metz
but seldom without competition.
The Wheeling intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1903-1961, 1919-12-01
Funeral services OF an impressive ma
,ur. will be held at the family resi-

Funeral services Of an impressive ma
tur, will be held at the family resi-
donce No. 81 Thirteenth street. on WHu,
nosdav afternoon at ESQ O'Clock TOT 'n'
late Henry Winfield Falr' pro'",n3',h,
contractor and one Of the ctE "Mi;"|
citizens. who pa s,cL "a 1% ~. late res
idence. following an illness OF ten days
duration. Death was aiirGUicd u
rheumatism OF the heart: Mr' rn,E H m,',
II was thought that the cr''.% WIS "f'
and that he would recover bur n" pc
came suddenly worse ana paSS'H t"'!
Mr.. Fair was born IN rnIS c'. sHn -" IL
tho late John and Mary c. l.ov@j"y tair'
nionecr residents Of the. State OF Nlr-
GINA. On April 90. 1876; he was uni
ed in wcdlock to Miss Mary r. Jon"s'
d1ugh'Gr Of the lS Msr ,Gn" F s"H {" To-
his union four children were born, ms
follows: II. NJ Far. John II. Fair. Hon
rictta and Mary Ethel Fair. all Gf THIS
grGat-grand child; one sister. Mrs
Francis McCullcy. and one brother MI
r. s. Fair, also survive
Mr.. Fair was educated In the public
schools Of the city and At IN cary az"
learned the carpenter trade. which h"
followed for a number Of years. enter
ing business for himself thirty-SrN
years ago. Since that time h" has
worked hard to build up the SpI"nu'H
contracting business that will stand rs
a monument to his name and genus:
He retired from active management 81
tho business only short time ago.
Mr. Fair was a staunch member of m"
Zane street NJ z. church. also IN"
knights Of Pythias and the Shield "'
Honor. He was also Interested IN many
business enterprises Of the Wheeling
district. He also had v"rv uniIu"
business record and thn majority Of MS
work was handed 10 him by nrrSth$
who never asked for bid. hut simply r.,
Ilcd upon his splendid Judgment ana
honesty 10 do the work NJ f1tr pr'c".
md in bestowing upon him this conf;
dcncc thcv wore nov"r disappointed ana
Nc always completed Tho j"b IN record
time with cntirc satisfaction :" MI in
tornetod Tho erection ~ buildings cost
ing hundreds OF thousands Of dollars
wcro intrus'nd 10 him in this rlNnn"r
Tho funeral services on W"dn"SdG9y
afternoon win he in char" Of Fey. J"
{. Crosse. pastor Of IN" Tan" street NJ.
n church ~ which Mr.. Fair woe n
Iirr1ong rremhcr. assisted by Rev.
Clarence Eugene Allen. pastor of ~"
Fourth Street VI. r. church. VIII" WIS
also a personal friend and much adj
mired by him. Intrrment will he in
The Wheeling intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1903-1961, 1919-12-01

feet on me.
Some Chances TO Guess.
Nha, v..rCrnl of all the commercial
;ray.Ilcrs in the United States do you
think urc getting over three thousand
dollars A year IN 1917? Four and half
l".tr.'nt.
WHAT percent Of editors. authors anu
r"rnrt"rs? Sin AMI a half percent.
What percent Of theatrical owners ana
rurra:;.rSr Tw" and half p"rr"nl.
What percent Uf actors. ana muSi-
c!anso About on"-hnlf of on" percent
lIuw many people in all Canada raI'
on lrcun. lax in the year 1918: only
"t.&lc.
Ask Someone Else to Guess.
out Of f"rty-two Of the hest known
advertising managers in the CnI'r"
STATES "a position which Is supposed l"
lrImE in larG" amount Of m"h'H)' no"
MANY received over five thuuSand-ohi!
.hji',tu
How many people in Massachusetts one
e; irr richest states OF ~" Union ana
n:,,.uc y rrpulatiou h'Iw"rN thr"" NIL
HON ard a half and four million. had an
lrc,.r M. Of over on" thousand year III
~" year l"l7-l53.?l@. ooo.
How Inauy over .ly Thousand: lN."@''
How many over ton th"uSand' w.
80.
And now here's Il suggestion. JuSt
fer fun i,v ont some "t these questions
90, ,uur friend Wa las uut read the ar
ticir ami So. whul has not read the aFu-
Gle an de-" what answers he makes
The Wheeling intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1903-1961, 1919-12-01

JOuESItNN NOV. 3U.--BCrwind
White Coal Mining company. n"n- un."n.
today posted notices that wag" increases
t. miners and m!nr laburrrS IN accord
ancr with the Garfield proposal are
effective Nuhday.
1t was reported that Milvale Steel and
Ordnance company. W"sinlur' land Coal
company. Penn Gas C"al company.
Ocean Coal company. k"ysi"n" tOaI AID
coke company ANA L:,rnawtnnH lr""
and Steel company. with mines IN West
murrllnd. Washington and Indiana
county fields, wrrr IA harmony Mhh
BciwInd White. M.dNa!c has buln
iunIun and nun-Uniuu operations.
Un.pn Operators h. me ir IN the CEN
'ral Pennsylvania lirid COAT rra'" At
Philadelphia cNpr"; Ia pos, notices NJ IL
,dry. bat a d"I!y j. possible, rs COM
miitce of III" operators WAS named t.
lask pr. Garii-ld just how til" fourteen
per cent HNrrIg" increase is To be zig
urcd in tins "upr!n"Ur'E nr"iucttE" di:-
jtr.ct. The fG,l ndiu'u.S;ralur IraI.,'d
the q! strict 4 sixty C'l1S "A ton increase
over the central conn. tive field, and
there are d ffrrcntiaIS IN the waEr
scale. Operators want 10 know on what
basis TO initiate the wue" advance.
They expect many union miners t. IT,.
turn to work M"uhay. bat normal pro-
duction Will not be reached for GONE
limo.
The Wheeling intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1903-1961, 1919-12-01
STOCKHOLDERS MEETING
HAZEL-ATLAS GLASS COMPANY
STOCKHOLOEES.

The annual meeting Of tho stockhold-
crs # tn" Ilaz"l-Atlas Glass Company
Will h" held at The principal office Of
the Company. on the third floor If the
GouSrrVailN" Life Huild!ng, At Sixteenth
and Market Streets. Wheeling. W Va.
ga Tuesday. december End. 1919. at .
o'clock J.. IN. fer the election Of d!rcc-
tors and Cor II" transaction OF any other
business arpropr!a;" for action by the
Stockholders.
The h. ard &C directors will submit for
consideration and action Il resolution To
Increase the authorized capital stock Of
the Company from SIX million dollars to
ten million dollars. Sundry methods of
prov ding frr the expansion "f the Com
nany by REORGANIZATION or Othcrwis" will
Ne presented for cons liberation and ac-
ton W S. BRADY.
u-lS-9t-d-I President.
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Lewis Soes NO Chance.

SPRINGFIELD. ILL.,. Nov. 30-John
J.. Lewis, acting president "I the United
Nine Workers OF .\iurr.ra, who returned
from WaS.auEt,n to-day. rrit"rat"d ms
Si,ltrmcnt made ut The unsuccessful III
w;I., conference. that he Cuu!d see no
possibility Of settlement Of the coal
Sirlk- by sectional aErr"ncntS.
The action IL the iur! administration
in lmlllul, a higher prIc" an coal pre-
r,uLrS tn" possibility Of any SuCh agree
mruts he asserted. after refusing To
comment IN Ihc WASHINGTON conference.
\ cJIuTrtr coal iIuI!m" IN illinois
was considered a possibility by the emf
ut tn" week II c.'ld weather. dtd not enc
and the strike did not ru.l. Operators
have posted notices that u II per cent
WAC increase W!ll h" granted. but they
expect little response from the miners
tomorrow.
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Acts Of Sabotage.

TOPEKA. kdn%.. Nov. 3h.--Acts Of
Sah"ta2c in tn" ri'tsharGh coal n"..s
were reported to GuN"rmor Alien today
by e. T.. Sanpi" and len riaitSk.ll. stat"
Uiac receivers. Th" report informed
tho executive that tho switch tracks To
Mine No. \. of tn" Hamilton Coal and
Nine company. WAS WRECKED Sa;uriny
nigh. by dynamite. tn" telegram also
declared that all braSSrS had been r.
moved from steam shovel h"lOnEIuS u
the Acme Coal company, ana that there
were uncouirmcd IUmurs If other dam.
age in the Pittsburgh district.
The Wheeling intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1903-1961, 1919-12-01
The Approach of
WINTER
Makes a Classified
AID All the More
important

day warned industries and institutions
included in the FIRST five clas!ficati""S
Of the priority Int. For the last month
only these Industries and institutions
have been permitted to purchAs" soft
coal.
Nun-esscntials. such as theatres and
candy stores ,,a,l many manufacturing
establishments are reported To De uSilo
sunSt,ru,rs. sucr as coke and oil. a.
cnrdlnt: L. l.. X. Grc'nlaw. chairman or
the committee.
Included in tho southwest region are
Missouri. Kansas. Arkansas, Oklahoma
Texas NCbras kn. Iowa. the west IN Sec
tiun OF Tennessee and the eastern part
of Colorado.
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There is a great deal az careless taIk
these DAVIS about the amount Of m"m"!
that is flying around.
Everyone feels that the other fellow
il making heap "t money, and that H.
therefore. ought to hc getting more thtn
he is.
An example came to my attention tn"
other NIGHT. \ young married W"ir'h
who feels that her husband does not
Rush himself ahead rs fast aS II" inI-ht
was speaking of am thor man who ms
JIst been made secretary Of II good
sized company.
Look at Richard H." she sud. ne
must b. getting seven or eight Thousand
at least.
what He Was Really Getting.
Ry coincidence knew just what Mr..
HIS salary was. and he was getting
rorly-frvc hundred.
Ihclicvc . great deal Of tho industrial
discomfort - caused not 10y what pr"rl'
Themselves dent have but by what they
fancy others du have.
NuG believe that if the av"rac" per
srn knew s"mr of tn" real figures thLt
, Ia. would l,c aNtuuish'd and that TIN as
ton; Shru,ut w"ul Do linn good
havc been given access I" some zig
urrs collected frun reliable sources
mostly government income tax analyses,
BY a man who is Interested III thI~ sub
irct. and who has gathered figures Here
arc a few random selections that | N"ii-
turc to think will interest AM surprise
The Wheeling intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1903-1961, 1919-12-01
! BRAIN TESTS|
; BY SAM LLOYD. \
Eleven Minutes To- Answer This.

Farmer Jones sold Il pair OF cows Tor
SGiu. ON one he made 10 per cent ana
On tho other h" lost 10 per cent, clean
inr up just s per cent on the transac'
iinn. What did the COWS originally
cost him.
ANSWER TO NO. 2S5.
In that corner grocery problem where
il W., tia Lhlt one customer Ef,t
rounds Of sugar and 8 pounds OF Mr.
Tor % cents. while little Maggie got >
hounds Of each for IS cents. we can
r,a,,Ily SEQ that sugar was worth Q
cents pound and -four cost only 3
cents.
copyright, 1919. by Sam Loyd.)
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"TAYTC Secured Crnd&-
"a f.NI.S mnrks register
ed. Patent and
trademark litigation. Booklet free.
II. z. DUNLAP, Patent Lawyer.
National Exchange Bank Building.
Wheeling W. Va
PERSONAL
PROSTATE Disorders, Bladder

PROSTATE Disorders, Bladder troubi;
in men: getting up frequently NJ night.
positively and rapidly overcome without
drugs privately at home. Doctors cstC0-
paths. chiropractors. physical culture d.
rcctors use it; easily used by anyol'
anywhere: no matter what you have
tried or how old the case, this mCthC':
will bring results quickly. Write !"T
free illustrated booklet and convincing
testimony. Electrotherr,al Co., 273 Hnf-
rison Bldg, Stcubenville. o. d-l-S
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RIVER NEWS

Tho General Wood loft yesterday
morning for Pittsburgh.
The St"am,r Liberty Will get away to-
day for her dnwn-riV"r trip.
The li"l"n r.. j. scheduled to leave
for New MHIamrraS tomorrow al noon.
Stage, II feet: fall 'ug.
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GOVERNORS
CONTINUED FROM Page one.)

governors conference. be directed ana
,I,lcr1icd to proceed to Washington 10
present to the authorities tn" serious.
ness Of the situation III III" states ana
To remain in that city temporarily rs
of tn" governors.
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WANTED-Male or Female

wAETED-Census clerks omen, w.
men) 5000 needed. Ss5 month. FIX
nerience unnecessary. Examinations
Wheeling, Dec. 10. Jan. 4. For Tree par
eminent examiner) 1855 Equitable
I;Id.. Washington. n-s?-E
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organizer. United Mine Workers told


ST. LOUIS, Mo. Nov. "O.-M"r" uraS-
~, nrtjnr to ubviatr extreme hardships
.wrlI lee urrrs:lry unless heating and
Iirhting are reduced t" 4 minimum. tn"
southwest regional coal committee to-
The Wheeling intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1903-1961, 1919-12-01

FOR SALE-ltcStaurant dumb waiter;
,,;I. Bnnstcr gaSulIu" station: one Il.
n. gasoline engine: one butchers ice
box: several bars, with faucets and 4!
connects IONS; one extra large baker; OAK
w,<u stands s. each. lot Gc good shelv-
ne: ore r!r,tric beer pump. complete;
r,ur lrrsc National cash registers. We
nuv and sell goods of all descriptions.
Tool Store. l03l-33 Market street. Phone
"u-iI n-@i-m
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JOHN McELREE.

John NaI.lrce. aged - years. died
Sunday afternoon AT 4 o'clock at View
pnint sanitarium. east Of Elm Grove,
following a long illness of tuberculosis.
Funeral services will b" held TUESDAY
afternoon at 5 O'clock al the home OF ms
sister. Mrs james II. Bumgardner. No.
1909 Woods street. Int"rm"nt Will be
made in Greenwood cemetery.
The Wheeling intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1903-1961, 1919-12-01
WANIED-AAents

wANTED-Agents in every town. Fast
selling article. Big profits assured.
Territories going fast. Write immr-
diatcly for particulars: WeatheraIi, Oil
West l3Gth ST., New York. n-29-S
WANTEp-Agents. Cash In on prohiD.-
ton. 3gT to $36 weekly. New. fast
selling articles-going like wildflre.
narticulars. American Products Co. sol
American Bldg. Cincinnati. Q. n-29-g
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FALL TERM OPENS

The trial term of circuit court opens
today. Jurors who have been called
for duty at this term Will report for
duty this morning.
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FOR sALE-Rcstaurant dun

FOE SALE-Horse. wagon and harness,
q. PEAS .n1hlc price. Call 1853 Nam
: r.,.t IL 40. n-.t-l
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TOR sA1E-Ecstaurant. dumb waite,

TOR SALE-I:cstaurant dumo "aIttT'
o.,r t.w-GurSr power gasoline engine
one butchers ice box. several bars win
i:,Src,.; and ali connections, one extra
large baker. oak wash stands 500 each,
: l.. uf god shelving. one electric beer
pumn complete. We buy and sell goods
: .,rI u,-...t.ouS. Ir',l store lv5l-J0
>ror,.,t st-rrt Phone .gI5-J. dill
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BUSINESS OFPUG.JNlT

PROSTATE Sufferers 10 read our an
ruInrcm.ut under Personal. No drugs
TIL" Elrcur"thcrmal Co., 273 Harrison
BldE., S;cubcnvlllc. O., dig
The Wheeling intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1903-1961, 1919-12-01

MILLIONS arc suffering with rhehrnh-
tism. MGsi important discovery Of the
age, A herb that actually drives thu
tirr!y oct Of the system. People write
Us and say :hey are astoundod Al the re-
suits. especially on tho kidneys. Just
mink of tho money making possibilities
Representatives wantro. $l.12 pound
post aid. 10 pounds SIS express paid.
rheumatism Herb Co.. Venice. Cali.er.
MA my-.S-tl
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Tho greater the necessity Tor c%vinA
tn" greater your opportunity to use
The IntcllIErncsr W.. sdS
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FOR SALE

FOR SALE-20O feet Of s-inch p!pe'
900 feet Of G-inch pipe; 200 feet Of o. 3,
Invu pipe: 700 feet Of 3-inch PIPE oUo
frrt Of 2-.nch pipe, 500 feet Of l12-lnch
r,Ir; 200 feet of u. linen pipe: 500 feet
- i-in~h r.rc: also two deep we'll
humps: four iron pump wells; one gum
ir.pIc small SIZE pump. We nave Ios
nC EurnSi,lr stoves. also large line OF
Mines and connections and valves. etc.
.'.I Store, lV3l-33 Market street
Phone 2"15-J. Oil
The Wheeling intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1903-1961, 1919-12-01

FOE SALE--UO Iect 81 H-lnch PIpe' zVV
lr"t Il finch pipe: 200 feet of 5-inch
pipe: @"U feet OF 3-inch Iipc: 500 feet
Of Inch pipe: $40 feet Of Il inch pipe;
@nl fc"t of IL inch PIPE; 500 feet Of l.
in.h pipe; also tw" deep we'll pumps;
fcur IRON pump wells. one quintriple
SMALL size pump. We have lot Of
burnside stove. also large line Of pipes
and connections and valves. etc. Tool
store lO3l-33 Market street, phone
%gIj-J. n-24-m
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WANTED-POSITION

MULTIPLICATION. Trained detective,
! formerly discharged from U. S: A. pc
lice dept. VIII furnish best OF refer
ence. S. A., care lntelligencer. d-l-!
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WANTED-A girl to assist with houF"-
wnrK IN bungalow at Woodsdale. Phone
WdS. 226. d-li
wANTED-An experienced cook. Apply
10y Main st. o-l-h
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DIED

McELREE-on Sunday. November 50,
1919. at I o'clock p. M. at View Pom;
Sanatarium, JOHN McELREE. in the
5ith year OF his age.
Funeral services at the home OF his sis
ter, Mrs. James II. BumEardner. NJ.
1909 Woods street: Tuesday afternoon
at o'clock. Intcrment Greenwood
cemetery.
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WANTEU-FsmAle

wANrEp-Two dishwashers At once.
Good pay for good workers. Apply
BljUu Restaurant, l4th and Market SIS.
n-l-i
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LOST-Candy box containing tattinG
and family relies that cannot ne re-
placed Bon was lost while motoring
through Wheeling. Reward. Address
Mrs. Walter T.. Wilson. 2JO4 East High
St, Springfield. y. NH
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WANTED-Mals

PROSTATE Sufferers to read our an
under Personal. No drugs.
The Electrothermal Co.. 273 Harrison
Bldg, Steuhcnvillc, O., dig
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LOST and FOUND

in or about B. & O
stat on. lndI,s watCh-with closed
casr-1iack Luard attached Finder re-
wnrdcd. Can telephone 2J59R. n-2S-i
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FAIR-On Sunday. November 80. 1879.
at l:lO o'clock A. m, at the late RES
drnCe, No. 81 Thirteenth street. II. W.
SCOTT" FAIR in his 9th year.
Funeral services on Wednesday after
noon at $50 o'clock. Friends respect
fully invited to attend. Interment 1t
Greenwood cemetery.
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wANTED-Boy to sell papers In the
mornings, before school. Good chance
70 mako your Christmas money. no
capital needed. We Atart you ct our
own risk. Apply Circulation Osptr In
te,ugencer. OtIlGe. MILL
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FOR SALE

FOR ShLE-Ncw FURNISHES, second
land Eurns:dr.; coal and gas stoves OF
ali kinds: THIRD cheaper than else,
where; also large lot Of second-hand
stew. yaris. Tool Store lO3l-33 Market
street. lHonc 2gI5-J. oil
The Wheeling intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1903-1961, 1919-12-01

FOR SALE-First class millinery store
VIII sell cheap. Mrs. l.. 4. Watson.
rhunc Martins Ferry lem. nat
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To THE YAnC9

Plumbing and repairs done with little
or no dirt. You'll like our work. Dar
Guth. II Seventh St Phone 2495-M.
n-l7-60t
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STOVES-Sew Burnsides. second hand
Burnsides, coal and gas stoves of al
kinds; one-third cheaper than elsewhere;
also large lot Of second hand stove
parts. Tool store. 103l-33 Market street.
phone 1851. n-2i-El
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wANTED-To buy. second hand soda
fountains. ice boxes, butchers TX
lures. bar fixtures and all miSceliaile-
Gus merchandise. Tool Store. 1888 Mar
ket phone 1851. n-2i-m
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MISCELLANEOUS

WANTED to buy, cabinet Victrola. $40
McColloch. phone l673-M. dill
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FOO hsNr--E'urlishcu ROoms

FOR REHT-One large furnished front
room, use Of batn. phone, 437 5.
Broadway. Call l0l7-R. dill
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FOE RENT furnished Housekeeping
rooms and bath, on Virginia ST. m
ouire 1929 Chaplinc St n-29-l
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no ~ ~ 4 0NGEysa
l.s by RQrti1 Cameron 80
TIE MONEY FLYING AROUND
Some Chances to Guess.

~ people. l know they had that ef-
The Nevada County picayune., 1919-12-18
RANK OF PRESCOTT
 Prescott, Arkansas
Prescott. ArkanSa <

Dear Santa -
 As Xmas is drawing near and il is time for everyone to send in their or dcrs if they want you te remember them I am sending in mine. for il would not be Xmas for me if you were to forget poor children. but give them as much as you can as well as me.
 want wrist watch. a kodak, toilet set manicure set ribbons, dress, shoes, stockings. handkerchiefs, hat. coat, crochet thread. crochet needles, station cry, tie ring, layalliere, pencils tab lets. nuts of all kinds fruits and candy. But best of all, santa, if you can get me lots of friends I'd like it best of all. Sc am going to ask you once more not to forget the poor.
 l remain your friend,
 Louise Clay.