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The Filer record. (Filer, Idaho) 1919-1930, 1919-04-24
EXPERTS TELL HOW
HUNS SACK FRANCE
NO SUCH ATRocITY EVER BE.
FORE PERFORATED AGAINST
INDUSTRIAL LIFE.
Estimated That II Will Require Twelve
TO Fifteen Years of Hard Work
to Restore Normal Output of
Mines and Mills.

Washington Destruction wrought
by the Germans In Northern France
was so systematic and diabOlical
that it will require five years. TO re-
habilitate the coal, iron and steel in
dustry and from twelve TO fifteen
years to return the mines and mills TO
normal output. according TO a prellm-
mary report on April 81 by Frank II.
Probert. consulting engineer of the
bureau of mines. He is a member of
special investigating committee
which recently returned from Europe.
THE actual physical damage TO the
iron mines is comparatively small
when compared to the destruction Of
the coal fields of northern France.
which Is as reprehensible as il is COM
plete," Mr.. Probert said
in my opinion no such atrocity
ever was perpetrated against the in
dustrial life of any country. Magnifi-
cent steel plants are now but a tan
gled. twisted mass of structural steel
and broken stone. The wilful demol-
itiOn was scientifically planned and
Systematically carried out This after
the removal of all such mechanical and
electrical power units as could be
used by Germany.
The righteousness and efficiency
with which this crime against Frepch
industry was carried out is almost I'M
believuble.
The coal veins of northern France
are over-lain by water-bearing strata,
necessitating special methods of shaft
sinking and support to keep the mines
dry. The steel lining of the shafts
was dynamlted, letting in the quick
sands and flooding the underground
workings for miles around.
In the entire Pas de Calais region.
it is estimated that 120OOO,000 cubic
meters of water must be pumped be-
fore mining operations are resumed.
Having flooded the mines, the head
frames and surface equipment were
Systematically dynamited. the twisted
debris in many cases filling up the
demolished shafts"
The Filer record. (Filer, Idaho) 1919-1930, 1919-04-24
/. w. w. Convention For Utah.

Sioux City, Iowa.-Industrial Work
ers of the World in convention here
have determined to send organizers in
to the oil fields of Kansas. Oklahoma
and Texas. II was also announced
that a convention will be held at Salt
Lake City on June p. The object Of
this convention was not stated Off
cially. but was said to be for the pur-
pose Of providing for more organizers
among the miners of Utah
The Filer record. (Filer, Idaho) 1919-1930, 1919-04-24
Pioneer Utah Merchant Dead.

Ogden, Utah.-Fred J. Kiesel, for.
mer mayor of Ogden, retired capital.
ist and one of the pioneer merchants
and citizens of Utah. died April %, at
the family residence. Mr.. Kiesel was
born in 1871, and came to Utah in 1862.
In the spring of 1866 Mr.. Kiesel
brought stock of goods TO Ogden.
This stock Of goods was the founda-
tiOn of the first cooperative store in
the state and was the fOrerunner of
the z. c. NJ. |.
The Filer record. (Filer, Idaho) 1919-1930, 1919-04-24

American soldiers have
married British women AZ great rate
but not a. fast as the Canadians" said
Colonel Obed Smith. European CON-
missioner for Canadian emigration.
AT present Canadian soldiers are
marrying English girls NJ the rate Of
300 a week. Twenty thousand are al
ready married 20 our men,
The Filer record. (Filer, Idaho) 1919-1930, 1919-04-24

Copenhagen.--Five policemen were
killed and forty wounded and twenty
demonstrators and bystanders were in
jured during the disturbances In Wen
ma. when a crowd OF Bolshevik sym
pafhizers attempted 10 storm the Aus
trian parliament building.
The Filer record. (Filer, Idaho) 1919-1930, 1919-04-24

,+fireat Falls. Mont.-Robert Pontet,
for fifteen years chief Of police of
Great Falls until his resignation two
years ago, was burned TO death in
his home here Tuesday. Alvin Peter
son, rOoming in the same house. car
ried Mr.. POntet part way to win
dow. when he was overcome by smoke
and fell through a window to the
ground sixteen feet below. being in
jured by the fall and cut by glass.
The Filer record. (Filer, Idaho) 1919-1930, 1919-04-24
UPRISING IN BAVARIA.
Communists Occupy Military Barracks
and Former Royal Residence.

Berlln.-B amberg. which has been
the seat Of the Bgvarian government OF
Premier Hoffman. was the scene Sat
ursiay Of q strong communist uprising
according 70 the Vossische Zeitung.
The communists occupied the central
ruuwny station. the former royal bar
racks IN Bamherg.
Serious fighting between Bayarian
communists and government troops oe-
Cured Friday near Pressing. resulting
IN fairly considerable LOSSES for both
sides Munich dispatch 70 the Tage-
blatt says
The Filer record. (Filer, Idaho) 1919-1930, 1919-04-24
Strike at LeadyIIIe Settled.

Leadyille. ColO.-The strike Of 1905
metal miners. engineers and pump
men. which began here Sunday be-
cause OF disagreement between the
men and the operators over the
amount OF wage reduction, was
settled Tuesday night when The miners
committee and the operators agreed on
q daily wage Of -. representing re-
ducti0n Of fifty cents.
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Maxnr Rranded Is |. W. W.

Sioux City. Iowa.-ActiOn demand
ing the immediate recall of Mayor
Wallace ". Short. because Of his al
legged friendly attitude toward the l.
W. w. was taken and the necessary
machinery TO accomplish that purpose
was set in motion at a meeting Of 100
Sioux City residents.
The Filer record. (Filer, Idaho) 1919-1930, 1919-04-24
MORE TROUBLE FOR TURKS.
Soviet Government Has Been Formed
at Constantinople.

Paris.-A revolution has broken out
in Turkey and a soviet government has
been declared. a revolutionary COM
Inittae has been established at Con-
stantinople, according to a telegram re
ceiyed here from Kiev, quoting the
Bolshevist representative at Odessa.
who says that the Turkish consul here
has received official announcement of
thu change in the government.
The Filer record. (Filer, Idaho) 1919-1930, 1919-04-24
Accused o. Alaska Gold Theft.

Dallas. Texas.--J. T. Murphy. ar.
rested on charges Of having swindled
Houston. Texas. banks Of $1,000. Is
accused Of participation IN a spectae-
ular theft OF gold from the steamer
Humboldt. sOuthbound from Alaska IN
1910. according 20 the private detec-
tive agency which caused his arrest
The Filer record. (Filer, Idaho) 1919-1930, 1919-04-24
uvn, Win be AZ Versailles.

Copenhagen. Foreign Minister
Count won Brockdorff- Rantzau Of Ger
many. has announced that three en-
voys will be sent to Versailles. April
-. authorized TO receive the text Of the
peace preliminaries.
The Filer record. (Filer, Idaho) 1919-1930, 1919-04-24

Sacramento. Cal.-After sharp de-
bate, a senate bin creating a 10000
state revolving fund 10 be invested in
interest coupons Of irrigation district
bonds passed, the assembly Tuesday.
40 IN %
The Filer record. (Filer, Idaho) 1919-1930, 1919-04-24
villa Bandits Rob, Loot, Hang.

FL Paso.-yilla followers are again
wrecking railroads. hanging civilians
and Iooting towns. according to mining
men who arrived from northern
Mexico.
The Filer record. (Filer, Idaho) 1919-1930, 1919-04-24
M.,iean Moonshiners Captured.

Douglas. Ariz-Following round
nm in the Moctezuma district of Son
ora. so miles south Of here, fourteen
alleged proprietors Of Illicit vinateries
or mescaI distilIeries were captured
The Wheeling intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1903-1961, 1919-08-02

friends that I could do both. hut / know
that II is impossible To give the hundred
per cent efficiency IN initiative ana
execution due each position If / have the
other on my mind.
believing this. as I do. then my
course is clear I must do the ono or
the other. There is 40 doubt about a
complete Republican victory in Indiana
and the nation. and it is simply for m"
TO decide where | may b" able 10 do the
largest good and where my duty lies
This | believe is in the work which l
have in hand. in aiding. so far as is IN
my power to bring the complct" R"pub'
lican national victory so absolutely cs'
sential to tho country's welfare. There
fore | shall not become candidate fot
governor"
When II became known some tim" age
that Indiana friends ~ Chairman Hays
wcr" urging him IL sock the nomination
for governor Of Indiana. Republicans IT
various parts Of tho country began &c
insist that he retain the party leader
ship in the nation. There has beer
much speculation. but TO the inquiries
Mr.. Hays announced that he would an
I nounCc his decision at tn" midsummer
/ Indiana Editorial association,
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HAYS DECLINES
To RUN FOR
G0VERNORSH|P

BROOKVIII.E, Ind. Aug. Twill H.
HAYS, chairman Of the Republican ma
tional committee will not be candl-
date for the Republican nomination for
governor of Indiana. He will continue
TO give his undivided attention to the
national Craftsmanship. Mr.. Hays. IN
brief statement, announced his decision
at the midsummer meeting or the maj
ana Republican Editorial association at
MagncSia Springs. near here, today.
IT am very sensible OF the privilege
incident to the opportunity for scrvic"
and distinguished honor in The governor
ship of Indiana" said Mr.. Hays in de-
clining TO mako the race. but cannot,
however further consider being cam
didatc."
Chairman Hays statement declining
! IN ask the govcrnorship nomination fol-
lows:
II, Is difficult for me 70 express the
gratitude which feel for the asSur-
anccs that have come TO me relative 10
| the governorship. The friendship and
| confidence which these assurances prove
mean more to me than anything else
and move me very dcejly.
II am very sensible Of the privilege
incident TO the opportunity for service
and distinguished honor in the governor
| ship Of Indiana, but cannot. however
further consider being a candidate.
am committed to a definite undertaking
and I shall finish that job. The work In
connection with the Republican nationa!
| craftsmanship is daily becoming so all
absorbing and tho Importance of tho sue
| ccssful outcome so vital that therefore
l must do that which 1t is given inc &c
do and must do II to the hilt.
ut has been thought by many OF my
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Last wock my little rircc was invited
UNEXPECTEDLY to an impromptu birthday
party gotten up for a little, girl who
was visiting Il ncighbor. There were
only three other children present. anu
owing to =. hitch in an order. there was
no leo crcam--thr crown;ng feature OF
all rhildrcn'e parties. And Yet l never
saw my small niece more enthusiastic
than &h" was over that party.
Way was it?
asked THAI question and TINS was the
answer evolved out of childhoods effort
to express itself. ,
W.ll, there were such cunning llttlc
card with their names right on them at
thor plates and they played a new game
that was lots of FUN. and they had
balloon to bring h"mr-nnd Then ln'
cruN uf the matter: And you know
AUNT Ruth. didn't know | was gong
anyw here at all till most lunch tim" ana
was So surprised"
Let's Give Them More such Joys To
Remember.
How children do love the unexpected
thing. ,-
MV small niece has beer 10 many far
been nothing hut the romance inc charnl
OF III" unexpected. that cast such u halo
around &iS simple affair.
Look back or your own chlldhood
Aren't many Of The high spots that
stand out in your memory picture. JuSt
such small Things as this lit up 10y 'he
charm Of uneNpcCtcdp"SS?
A Parade instead OF q Job at wedding
can instantly pick out halt 4 doHe'
in mine. There was the holiday morn
ing which l had expected t" spend pro-
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lS2 9! g, T I} rs
THE JOY OF THE UNEXPECTED

saicallv in tho backyard wedding when
some friends who had Il frIrn6 VINO ndu
a vacant store on the route of DIE pro-
CcSsion Swcpt down upon me ana INV
me To be one of the party To sec inc
paardc from there. I Rad JUS; t'lhc 10
make myself prcSrntablc before | VIZ
swept uff. | have never seen SuCh Il
wonderful parad since. And YET l KNOW
from the nature q: the occasion ma
must have seen halt dozen liz! sc' SN
more costly ones. ,
And then there was the evening whcE
brother came HON" AT : o'clock aud sad
that he had Tickets to the CIRCUS tnat
very night and not only thdt. huI !ha'
We were to g. in town 10 dinner FIRST.
That wonderful knock On The Door.
I And IN" morning when ! had actually
gon" to SchCrl and settled down 10 th'
hate drnu;inr and someone knorkrd on
the door chow "" always loEcd Il kH". n
nn the school room door II had SuGn
infinite possibilities III IT. ana pcho'u
the miracle happcnrd-lt was LOT me,
Mother had had Il chance TO take loiE
drive into the country and knoNlnH
| how seldom got such outings had come
down to ask that might be let orr tor
the day. II was a heavenly June day
Land III never forget the mingled priuT,
: and excitement and bliss with which
| sped out to the dressing room. got IN!
hat and skipped down the stairs; lraSlhE
! forty cnvious youngsters b"hlnu-WhlCh
! I fear added to tho rLChantment (Shainc
! that IL should have been and should 50
| often b. SOD
! And thcn--hut you have your own
| memories. The TurpoS" or mine IL oLilS
| to wakcn yours. and perhaps 10 WahcH
| YOU TO an opportunity
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LEGAL NOTICES.
o,ser Of Publication.

Order Of Publication.
The state Of West Virginia, Ohio Coun-
In The circuit Court Of Ohio County
West Virginia. July Rules, 1919.
William Wrisnrr.
Plaintiff. In Chanccry.
Margaret Is Wcisn"r. divorce.
Defendant.
Tho object Of this suit is 10 obtain an
absolute divorc" for the plalptiff from
tho defendant from the bonds OF matri-
mOny.
And il appearing from an aflldaTlt
filed in said cause at these liulcS. tha'
tho defendant Is not n resident " inc
Stutc Of West Virginia. and she not nav :,
ing been served with process IN sald
suit. ON plotion Of tn" PLAINTIFF by r"nn-
sci. this order of publication IS entered
against her. and il l. ordered that IN"
said defendant. ah"v" named. nc ana Snc
is required TO appear within ono mon,
after tho date Of the first publication OF
This order and do what is necessary To
prntcct her Interest,". II is further or
dcrcd that this order b. published ana
posted as required by law.
witness, John l.. kinghorn. Clerk ot
our said Court. ut the Court House "t
said County. this 9th day of July. l?l?
10 wit: July Rules. 1919.
JOHN l.. KlNtiIlORN. clerk.
Published the first time July lIlh
1919.
Attest:
GEO G. BENEEE.
Counsel for Plaintiff.
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! BRAIN TESTS
BY SAM LLOYD.
No. 182
I, Atinut,s 10 Answer This.

IL Minutes to Answer This.
Young Hobbs made a deal with farmer
hobbs whereby the young man under
took to work the others rectangular
field. which measured 1000 yards in
length by 1000 yards in width. TIL"
understanding was that each should
were certain bad StrcakS running
through the land it was decided that "A
faircr division than cutting the land d.
rcctly in half, would be for one of them
Ia take Il band running entirely around
the tract. that To contain an area equal
to onc-half of the whole.
What was the width Of the strip that
young Hobbs cut around that field to get
just half OF the crop?
ANSWER TO NO. Isl
Here is the way to place l6 checkers
on tho board so that no , can b. found
in straight line from any angle.
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POSITIONS WANTED-Mals

wANTED--Situation by craftsman with
three years mechanical experience
with a manufacturing concern in Wheel
Ing or vicinity. Age twenty-five. SlnEie
and willing to work to advance himself :.
Can furnish references also samples 1f
drawings. For further information au-
dress Intclli Scnccr 4. q. aug
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Property, tenantless yet
taxed, may become a real
burden. Get personally in
terested in classified ad
vertising.
FOR RENT

FOR RENT-Brick building Of stories
and basement, equipped with Sprinkler
system .nd elevator and adaptable 1or
Misunderstanding and storage purposes:
Located at 31st and Wood, with railfoa9
Si6inps connecting with Wing. Terminal
and B. g. o. Railroads. Possession can
be had at once. Apply Wing. Tile Co..
a2ud and wood SITS, City. hu-l-I
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FOR SALE--Automobnes

FOR SALE-Eord roadster 1915 model.
IN splendid condition. with new style
radiator. hood and fender. Full set o.
good tires. Price S350.O0. Enquire II
Edwin Rchm. care Sands Electric CO..
No 4T-llth ST.. Wheeling. VIVA. aug
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WANTED-Agents. Candy. Big nay.
Start one Of our Specially Candy Fac.
tories in your home. small room. any.
where. We tell how and furnish every.
thing. Advertise. Grand opportunity.
Mem Women. Candy Co, 1919 RAns.cAt
St. Philade lphia. Pa. iX.1.2A.
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LosT-Erown piesxin pocketbook. near
Schenks. Fulton, and city. containing
about 52.65 cash and check on City Bank
OF Wheeling. Reward for return TO 1870
Market street. city. ty.3l.i
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FOR SALE-Fivc road wagons In fl'St
class condition. Cheap to quick buy"f'
Wheeling Wall Plaster, 27th d Marke;.
au-2-i
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MISCELLANEOUS

FOR sALE-Onc s-foot lathe. ls,tmch
swing. SS5; two small foot power n'nes.
sS Zach: Two ) h. p. d. G. electric mo-
tors: one h. r. electric generator; WASH
stands, s. each; revolving STOOLS. siV pc,
Jmzcn automobile engines. 4-cyllnuGr:
sGS. four-holc gas range. -: hnSpS ana
stables, all sizes. Sc each. TOOL SLoNh'
l03l-73 Market 81. )S-"l-n
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PoR SALE-Onc Overland automobile.
used three years. one team OF mules
Inquire at tho First National Bank. Dill
lunvale, Ohio. au-I-i
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FOR SALE-Farm 1881 acres. 2 miles
west OF Atwood. Ohio. Carroll Co. In
good condition. For particulars address
y. b. Fry, Mineral City. Ohio. jy-l6-42t
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ZOE SALE-,SiS rooms and bath, cleo
trio light. laundry and cellar. Lot AK
100. Hot and cold water. House -FOUR
years cid. Price $500. Frank ana
Harold Smith. Y-3l-l
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FOR SALE-Two teams heavy draft
hurces in first class condition. Wheel
ing Wall Plaster Co. eth & Market SITS.
jy-3l-m
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PERSONAL

MARRY If lonely: for results, try nc;
best and most successful Home
Maker" hundreds rich wish marriage
soon: strictly confidential; most rclla-
bic; years experience: descriptions free.
The Successful Club" Mrs. Ball. 500
Oakland, Calf. au-2-9
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WANTED-Agents make big none,
selling typewriter ribbons. Samples
35 cents each: for 800; one dozen for
$500. Retail at dealers rs cents each.
National Ribbon linking Works. Dept. b
S723 Fourth Ave. Brooklyn, New York
3y-2S-l
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ruR RRMT-Nicely furnished rooms.
modern conveniences. in business CEN
ter OF city. Inquire End floor I"tr'. W
Ger Bldg. Ja-io'A
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FOR sALE-Motrograph moving picture
machinc--l9l2 model. used months.
FIRST cluss condition. Also good rhca
stat. G. W. W., care Intcllgcnccr.
jy-3l-l
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WANTED-Male

WANTED-wheeling government clerk
examinations July 18th. Hundreds
needed at Washington. d. c.. 3f10o year.
Common education sufficient. Sample
questions free. Write Immediately.
Franklin Institute. Qep't 5o2-R. Roches-
ter, y. \.
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FoPR SALE-Countcr. Al 2YO2 Chap
Price. $1,000. au-2-I
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H You wish a pretty and wealthy wife
write me. Stamped envelope FOR re-
ply. Lillian Sproul. Station H. CleVe-
NEUTRALITY-SUSPICIOUS.
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FOE RENT-Furnishcd rooms for ligh
housekeeping. nice sleeping rooms
centrally located, ll49 Market. jy-24-m
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FOR RENT-Furnishc rooms on Is
jy-30-i
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LOST and FOUND

LOST Or SToIIHla chhound dog.
light brown. Reward for its return.
Information confidential. Baltimore &
Ohio Restaurant. 80 Sixteenth street.
Au-1-i
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FOR SALE

FOR SALE-BarGain. Gentleman
country nome. Long Island. - miles
s. Y CITY, room hOuS'. modern I'M
prnvcmcntS. double heating system. cay
water, barn. stables. garage. pigeon
house, ouibuildlnES, garden. fruit tree.
Rippcrian water right great South BAY.
near car line. school. progressive town.
Price right. easy te, ms rhoic" | I" -
rcrrs. Ductor. 80 East END St. y. \.
NV mug
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WANTED-Agentt

WANTED-Great auto invention JUST
out. First tire chain Improvement. In
20 years. Quick detachable. non-skii
chains can be put on or taken off IN "a
second. No jacks needed. Every caf
owner buys on demonstration. Immens"
sellers $50 II $50 profits daily. Sample
going fast. Act Quick. Bear MFG. Co.
Chain Dept. Ro"k Island. Ill. au-2.s
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u1GHESr cash prices paid for cast OH
clothing, hats and shoes. rolnt Soc
ond Hand store. Ellis Main ST Pn2he
2lS6-R. ~
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POE nHNT-One large light front room
End floor, Market street. steam MA,
suitable for one or two gentlemen. WIZ
ont Furnished or unfurnished. Inquire
md floor lnteliiBcncer Bldg. ta-l2-l
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wAHTEp-Candy statesmen. agents. ad-
vcrtise mfg. Good pay. kurn Candy
c., Philad"lpha, Pa :e-lS-I
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TAKE NOTICE.
FOR RENT-Furnrshed Rooms


s,o Tor ph zen frr wcck, .'>'..o..: 1900
5h'inrs MouSckcrpjng Rooms $50
i DILL U"usctncninF Room 3.nU
Leu i - L'rnnt Ronm l., floor 4.5D
Range. bath and phone, 1929 Chapi'nc'
au-2-l
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wAHTED-Six laborers. Apply WINS.
Building Material Co.. Peninsula.
.jy-3l-i
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wANTHD-First class garage man.
Good position for right party. Apply
3e-3s REIMBURSEMENT street. jy-3ll
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WANTED-Salesmen.

NEUTRALITY-SUSPICIOUS.. who owns auto
mobile. by one Of In" largest concerns
in L. S.. To cover territory in West Viz
GINA Earnings run several hundred
per month based on guarantee Of SEQ
ner month plus commissions. Give full
particulars regarding age. experience ana
earnings at present. ADDRESS G.. $. NJ.
1880 Monroe Bldg. Chicago. au2~g
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Grand Atlantic

MAJESTIC virginia a ,nG at beach
appointment and comfort. NJ. y. SMITH
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wANTED-A GOOD Etreng boy 60
work At night; must BE- 70 years
OF age or over. Apply 70 1SSo0A1
te.S.tf
The sun., 1919-11-02
CONCERTS, REcITALs, NOTES OF
MUSIC.

The programme for the two concerts
Of the New Symphony orohestra, Artus