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The Wheeling intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1903-1961, 1919-06-16
LEGAL NOTICES.
Administrators Sale.

Nv offer at pablo sale n! the place
Of hu. n"ss &C i'll, late Max kanitman'
IN AIrr-h1l street. Norwood. w. va
Tur: u%y. juno -. 1919. a: o'clock p;
",h,r ncr:.,naI properly If tho said Max
I, u cr,rn urccasCd Terms Cash.
Cc.TnrGD OSCAR WILSON.
iriI;-i Administrator.
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REDEMPTION OF BONDS.
psnEmpr1oN OF BONDS NOTICE.
Notice Of redemption Of Bonds Of Eagle
Glass & Manufacturing Co., Weusourg'
w. Va.

Notice is hereby given to the owners
of bonds Of the Eacl" Glass Manu-,
featuring CO.. Of W"i,So9rE' w., AZ as NJ az
as 40, 80. II. ~. -. -. As. 80. -, 4s; a.
50, 81 81. 81. 81, 81, 50, Sc, 81: IS. So and so
Of $1,000 % each. sad bonds bearing date
July lst. 1913. will hc paid on July ISL
1919. at III" National Bank or west VII
ginia. nj Wheeling. W: Va.
Interest on tho above numbered oonds
will cease July lst. 1919.
EAGLE MANUFAC-TUR1NGC co.
Successors to
EAGLE GLASS & MFG. co.
James PAUL, Treas.
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mILLyoNs arc suffering with rheuma-

MILLIONS arc suffering with rheuma-
ism. Most important discovery OF tnH
age. 4 herb that ciually drives the
iircly out Of the system. People write
Us Us and sly they ar" as,oundcd at the re.
su;Vs, especially on tn" kidneys; Just
ihnG Of the money making possinilltics;
wanted. SLIP pound
10 pounds IS express paid.
Rhrumatisn Herb Co. Venice. Caliter-
MA. ny
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lS3 Z! 6: 1 T5s!9zS. ! n =
"a by RRattfl Cameron -
THE OTHER SIDE OF THE DICE

shc kent On being what she was whcn
he married her. ,.
Again | know a man who fell IN love
with p woman largely hccauS" OF htL
jntcnsCmcsS. She was such all intense
little thing" l heard him use lhoSe
very words before they were marTIeu'
She always went into things All over
he said. worked intensely. played IN
tcnscly. felt intensely. They have
hcn, married for scmc years now
and Eo IS always complaining because
shc takes things so hard. worries over
the children. is terribly uDSc, over am
slight quarrel etc. etc. And YET "hA'
is this taking things hard but another
manifestation Of the quality that lie
aiCrcd"
She Finds Herself Locked Up In
That Tower.
or course il is not always the nan
who gets this sort Of surprise. Some
times a woman is attracted TO n man
because he - So very masculine ana
dominant She likes the feeling OF
yielding her Will |" his lie seems
like n tower Of strength 10 her. Later
she finds that h" is indeed tower OF
strength and that often sh" is locked
away in that tower Of strength and
can't get out and get at the things she
wants.
II is simply tho old story Of les de-
fnuts dos qualities"
What appears to US faults are simply
aftCr-marriagc manifestations OF the
same fundamental quality whose pre-
marriage manifestations seemed virtues.
May | not suggest that IL IS GOOD
thing for prospective lovers 10 turn
over pair of dice and see what is o.
the other side. Not that | imagine the
suggestion win do, mu"h good. Nature,
! suppose Will see well to that.
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sv-Iss CONVICT EIGHT REDS

ZURICH. June 16-The court which
has been hearing the trial OF anarchists
and agitators who had their headouar-
tors in Switzerland announced its dccls-
ION Yesterday. sixteen out Of the TWEEN
iy-nno accused persons who wcrC pres
Ont at the trial were acquitted. Three
others who are not In Switzerland. were
sentenced to prison terms BY default.
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FOR sALE-AUToMoBILEs

FOE SAIB-Elcar passenger touring.
Excellent mechanical condition nni
appearance. New batteries, new tires.
extra casing and rim: extra tuoes.
Run loss than $500 miles. Price $3.50.
private Owner, care Intelligencer.
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w. ~~~-~-~~~ ~~~~~~~S~
westerly line of Richland Avenue to the
castcrly line of the p. G. {. & ST. l.. r.
r. Cos property,
Eighteenth Street from the westerly
line of WarwoOd Avenue In tn" castCrly
lin" Of Richland Avenue and from the
westerly line Of RiChland Avenue TO tho
4. Co.'S property.
Nineteenth Street from tho westerly
| lin" Of Warwood Avenue TO the caStcrly
line 81 Richland Avenue and from IN"
westerly lin" of RiChland AvCnu" To the
casicrly sid" Of the L. G. {. x 81. L. r.
| K. co.'s property.
! Twen,y-firx, stree, ftom tho cas,crly
| line of Warwood ACnu" I" tn" CaStcrly
! line Of Richland Avcnu" and from the
| westerly lin" % E.chlamd Avenue 10 the
/ caStcrly sid" of IN" L. {. Z. u 81. L. r.
! Il. Co.'s property.
Twcniy-first stree, from the westerly
! line Of Warwood Avcnu" Ia tho saStcrly
! line of RiChland Avenue and from III"
westerly line of Rlchland Avenue /" tn"
Castcrly side Of the i. {. {. & 81. l.. r..
| r. cos property.
Twcnry-sccond Street from IN" cast
! crly Sdic of Whrwond Avenue TO the
westerly lin" of Orchard Avenue.
| Warwnud Aycnu" from IN" s"uthcrly
side Of Twcnty-sIxth street 10 III" north
crly corporation line Of IN" Town "i
Warwood.
! Vance Avcnu" from ~" north"r!y I'M"
Of TW"ntE-tourth street 10 IN" SOU nor
| ly line OF Twcniy-flfth street from IN"
| norihCriy limo Of Twcnly-iitlh street 10
tn" South"rly line Of TIVE nly-SiX'h
! street and from III" n"r'h"rly I'm" ~
! Twenty SiXih Street 10 III" S"u'h"rlE
| side Of the parcel Of land known ms the
I Edward .Hazlc,t or Merchant Evans
! tract No. 4.
| Hess Avenue from the n"rth"rlE SIDE
! OF Tw"nty-fourth street 10 IN" south
"rly sid" OF Tw"niE-fltlh Sirrci: from
IN" northern sid" Of Tw"ntA,'itth Sircyt
. TO the Southcrly sldc OF wen N-S'N'n
! Street ana from tho n"rth'riE sue 81
| Invent -siXth Street 10 the south"rIF
side oil tn" parole OF land known aS ia"
| Edward HaZlcu or Mrrchant-EFahS
! tract No. 1.
| Twcniy-s,Nth Street from III" westerly
! line OF Nan"" Avenue 10 inc rdSlcrIE nm,
| of Vance Avenue ana from the westerly
| line of Hess Avenue TO IN" caStcriE inc
OF Hess Avenue.
| Twcniy-flfih street from NE Westerly
! In" Of Wnrw""d ANcnu" - my ChSl,r!\
| sd" -! N" j. {. {. -. l.. IL Il. 60 I"
p!"p' rty.
| That the general na'"r" ~ ih' IN
provcmCnt /" b" mad" upon Sh,d S'r'S'S
or avenues shall br grading ana 'ufh'hE.
with either dT"SSc! or undr'SSTd S'oh"
curb or with @ nc"' - curb ana PAVING
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WlNTED-Houses and Apis!

wANTED-5 or s roomcd apartment
bath and laundry. Possession between
July | and september l. very oeso u
ref rcuCcs Family of two. Address T..
L.. car" intcllgcncCr Je-lo-i
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saurH-on Saturday. juno II. 1919. at
$3.50 o'clock p. m, at Martins Ferry
hospital, BENJAMIN SMITH, OF Ray
land. O.. in his 43rd yea
Funeral TUESDAY morning at 10 O'Clock.
from his late residence at Rayland,
o. Interment at Warreatoh, O.
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BUSINESS OPPORTUNITIES

WANTED 10 hear from party who can
invest $5G0.U0 To 100000. can gam
100, hank reference must be furnished.
Address II. II. g.. care Intelligcncer.
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ZURICH TO GET ZIONIST BANK

BERN. June It'll" IcwiSh i"i"S'in
Rank has beer. organized by .i""li m
trrcstg II will be established NJ Turi'h
instead of NJ I.ondan or a. N"" N""N az;
originally proposed. Its Capital IS hAod
At 5000, 900.
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Proposals for Revising
and Codifying Rules
and Regulations
OF the Board Of Education OF the IN
dependent School District OF
wheeling, W. Va.

Tho clerk of the board or education
Will receive. AT his Offic" in the high
school building. proposals for reris-
ing and cod!fy3ng the rules and reg
ulsri, MS Of the Wheeling Board of
Education. and preparing same for
urin,cr in typewriter form.
Included in this work will be the
laws Of West Virginia pertaining 10
THIS board and Il short historical
sketch.
Tho successful bidder 10 furnish
ALL STATIONARY and stcnoGraphlc and
typcwritfng services Work to be
finished and in tho hands OF the
hoard not later than December !.
1919. Proposals must pc in lump
sum for completed work.
The board reserves the right 10 re-
Jet any or all bids.
Proposals to be marked Proposals
for Revising Rules" and must De in
clerks office not later than p. m.
June l6, 1919.
CHAS. II. SEABRIGHT.
Chairman Com on Finance.
FRANK STANTON. Clerk.
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FOR RENT-Snall furnished room. per
week $500: furnished housekeeping
rooms $500, rahge. bath, phone, 1929
Chapinc ST. Je-lo-h
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sHAFrR-on Saturday. June IL, 1919.
at ll:l5 o'clock a. m. MRS. ANNA
OF her age.
Funeral from her late residence, No. $50
Main street. Tuesday afternoon at
O'Clock. Friends of the family are Ia
vited 10 attend. 1nterment in Mount
Wood cemetery.
baltimore papers please copy.)
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FAuTH-on Friday. June II. 1919. A.
l2:45 o'clock .. m, at the family resi-:
dcncc No. - Zane avenue, MARn
CATHERINE WETZEL. wife OF En'i'
Fauth, in her SIND year.
Funeral services on Monday afternoon
I! ~ 0.30 o'clock. Friends invited to
attend. Intcrment at Mt. Wood ceme-
terry.
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WANTED-Male

wAHTED-An energetic man with small
capital to handle the county agency
for tho Peerless Ford Starter for Ohio
and Brooke counties. None but reliable
Interested write West Va Peerless
Starter Co., Philippi, w. Va tej-1s-h
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wANrED-A first class tilelayer. Must
belong TO the bricklayers union. Apply
at 229 North Phelps Street, Youngstown.
Ohio. Je-Af-l
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CRAAkRLET-On' Sunday. Juno is. 1919.
ley General hospital DR. THOMAS
4. CRAMBLET.
Funeral services at Bethany Memorial
church. Tuesday afternoon O'Clock.
Friends invited. lnterment in camp
bell Memorial cemetery.
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LOST and FOUND

LoST-In either Stfels or Taylors
st,rc. black Icnth'r bag contalning
wris, watch monosramcd \. G.. r. Lib
cral reward tor r.turn TO lntcllRencer.
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LOST-Two white wire automoollc
wheels on National pike, between
"Wednesday evening. June llth. Reward
Of SIS. Notify Rcnnic- kcyser Garage or
call 595-M Bclla.rc. ONO. Jc-l4-m
osT-GAId bracelet. Reward II re-
turned to IntclliGcnccc office. je-l2-i
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sIperieuce to work IN leather Gqods
store. inquire 3l-l2th St. AmsE1eaa
Trunk b BAG 90. 3e-le-n
wANTEp-Cook and housemaid. Ref.
erences required. Mrs. ]. ]. Holloway.
Tel. Woodsdale IL. )e-l3-r
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FOR SALE

FOR SAIN-1 Burroughs bookkeeping
machine,l Burroughs 9column electric
adding machine. Ensign electric calcu'
lating machine. also desks. time clock,
filing cabinets. account register, !
multigaph, Edison debating mahinns and
transcribcrs and shaver typewriters.
billing machines. and other office equip
mcnt. Baer Grocer Company. je-l6-t
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FOE sALE-Belgian hares, s weeks old
81 each. Strong. healthy breeding
stock 81 each. Bred does So each. Or
ders filled promptly. Phillip Condor.
Westchcster. Ohio. 1e-l6-g
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wANTED-An experienced barber. APP
ply 2744 Chapline street Phone z7i2W
wheeling. je'l5-i
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FOR EENr

FOE RENT-Large cool front room
use Of bath and phone 273e.
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FOE RENT-Nicely furnished rooms
modern canveniences. IN business cen
Tor of city. InauIre and floor 1nte:tigen-
Ger Bldg. 1a-lS-IA
FOR RENT-One large light front room
End floor. Market street steam neet;
suitable for one or Two Eentlemcn. win
,.ent furnished or UNFINISHED. Inquire
md floor In;elliGcncer Bldg. ta-l2-f
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WANTED-Femals

wAHTHD-An expert stenograPhef. Girl
with some experience at office man
aecmcnt. Address Expert" care Intel
Ii9encer office. When answering state
wages desired. Start Immediately.
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FOE sALE-Baby Grand piano. A mag
nifcent instrument as good as new.
call at No. Virginia street. Island.
Telephone 1907. 3e-la-i
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FOE sALE-Violin outfit and two bows
at a bargain. III \. 9th ST. Martins
Ferry. Phone 1881. )e-1t-l
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that at a meeting of Common Council OF
the Town Of Warwood. hold on the l5th
day OF May. 1919. at the regular plac" OF
meeting Of said Council. pursuant 70 re-
cess taken at the regular meeting OF
said Council held on the slh day of May.
1919, the following pr"amhlcs and rcso-
lutions were adopted. thrcc-fifths Of the
whole number elected to SAID Council
concurring in by an aye and no vote:
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RETURNED IRISH BOYS
ARE NOW ORGANIZING

DUBLIN, July 16.-The returned Irish
soldiers are organizing themselves and
asserting their right to be heard, In
CORK u was proposed by the local mu-
hlclpal music committee TO appoint as
professor of traditional Irish music a
Herman musician. There was no per-
sonal objection to the professor, EXCEPT
would not have 1t. -Four hundred OF them
that he was a German, but the soldiers
turned out In q body and prevented the
appointment The secretary defending
their conduct in the press writes
we are faced with a grave trouble
IN the people who yesterday were badly
misled by hopes of German victories,
and who have now taken a definite
stand against us. Without friends on
any side ana left to our " resources
we find that in our W country we
are unwanted and insulted. Only re-
Gently a member of the Cork board of
guardians proposed that no demobilized
soldier or sailor get employment from
that board. The Gaelic players have
seen fit to Val us from their games.
These and many similar incidents are
not likely to improve our temper.
ITO understand the feelings of our
men these people should have a heart
to- heart talk with some of their oun
trymen who spent three or four years In
German prison camps, This Is not a
time for lrishmen flying at each others
threats over a job for a German pro-
fessor."
The attitude assumed by cannon De-
Valera, president of the Irish republic,
toward the returned Irish soldier, has
not been one Of hostility. He gave
them credit for fighting for what they
believed to be the right cause, and the
one they thought most likely to serve
Irish freedom.
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Pigeon DrOpper
Shoots Too High
And Is Caught

Dropping The pigeon on a pigeon
dropper accomplished by Detectives
HoYle and Peters. resulted in Lester
Hoidel, alias Sam LAnEford, negro, %
years old, 232 st. Paul avenue. being
held for the state court Wednesday
by Judge Fttzhugh OF the police court.
I'd Jones, aged negro Was walking
along Rayburn boulevard Saturday
when a negro just ahead Of him
dropped a purse. Another negro Just
eatchlng up with Uncle Ed, grabbed
ms arm and Missed = caution to be
quiet. The young negro picked up the
burse and showed Uncle Ed a phoney
VI ,OQ1 bill. Then be exp;ained that they
would say nothing ana divide the
money But as the young negro had
extra 800.
But Uncle Ed had but 50 with him.
lie had more than 81 1000 in a Beale
avenue bank. So he gave the young
negro the 81 as a guarantee Of good
faith and was to meet MIN at the
bank Monday and get the $500 for the
young negro and Unciu ed was to have
the whole 81, 900.
The bonanza coming TO him was too
much and Uncle Ed conrlded in friends
who told Detectives H0yIe and Peters.
The, detectives lowered close to the
a entrance when Uncle Ed drew
out the $500. Just as he was turning
over to the two young negro conf
dence men the detectives swoopcd down
on the pigeon party.
one negro lodged in time and raced
away. Lester HeideI, alias Sam Lang
ford, was captured.
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thin AND
NERVOUS, TRY
PHOSPHATE
Nothing Like Plain eitro. Phosphate to
Put on Firm, Healthy Flesh ana
10 Increase Strength, Vipor
and Nerve, Force.

When one stops to consider the host
Of thin. people who are searching con-
tinually for some method by which
they may increase their flesh to normal
proportions by the filling u of ugly
hollows, the rounding off Of protruding
angles with the attendant bloom, OF
health and attractiveness, II Is no
der that many and varied suggestions
along this line appear from time to
time In public print.
While excessive thinness might he
attributed TO various and subtle causes
In different individuals Il Is n well.
known fact that the lack OF sufficient
phosphorus In the human system IL
very largely responsible for this con-
animals by many scientists have dem
onstrated beyond question Of doubt
that a body deficient in PHOSPHORUS
becomes nervous, stckly n thin. A
noted author and professor in Ms
book, Chemistry and Food Nutrition"
published In 1918, says: :" that
the amount Of PHOSPHORUS required
for the normal nutrition of nan is seri-
Dusty underestimated In many of our
standard text books"
II seems 10 he wei established that
this deficiency in PHOSPHORUS may now
be met by tho use 81 an organic phos-
phate known throughout English speak
ina countries as Bitro-P Phosphate,
Through the assimilation of this phos-
phate by the nerve tissue the phos-
phoric content when absorbed In the
amount normally required by nature
soon produces a welcome change in our
body and mind, Nerve tension disap.
pears, vigor and strength replace
weakness and lack OF energy, and tho
whole body soon loses It's ugly hollows
| and abrupt angles, becoming enveloped
in q glow of perfect health and beauty
! and the win and strength to be up and
doing. II u sold by Washburn.Lyle n
| Memphis and all good druggists.
CAUTION. - While Bitro- phosphat,
Is unsurpassed tor the relief OF merry.
taking Il who do not desire TO put OF
flesh should use extra care in avoiding
Rat .producing foods.
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ANNOUNCEMENTS


49,
NlCASTRO-In this city Tuesday eve
ming, July 10, 1919, NJ $3.50 O'Clock, An.
tonic, aged 81 years, husband Of Ross
Maestro, father Of sam, Spony, Mary,
Charlie, Joe, Catherine and Rosa M
castro and Mrs. Frank Russos
Funeral Will take place from resi-
dence, $50 Mississi ppi boulevard, to-
morrow CThursday) morning at 9
O'Clock, Services at st. Patrick =
church at $3.50 o'clock. Friends invited.
lnterment in Calvary cemetery.
WfLIIFORp-At residence, 1890 South
Cox street, Wednesday morning, July
10, 1919. at S:45 O'clock. A.. J. WIN
ford, husband of Mrs Minnie Jacocks
Williford, father OF Staley, John and
Martha Williford.
Funeral services viii be hold at resi-
denee, Of which due notice Of time win
be given.
HOLLEY-At Lucy Brtnkiey hospital.
"Wednesday morning, July 10, 1919, at
b;20 o'clock, Lula Adelia Holley. Wife
OF -, M. Holley, OF Sardis, Miss.
Funeral services at grave, In Forest
Hhl cemetery tomorrow Thursday at
l2 o'clock, noon. Friends invited.
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HTN JUTN, ,, WV
NOTICE TO BIDDERS.

memphis, Tenn, July Ii, 1919.
Sealed proposals will be received at
the office Of c, c. t'ashhy, city clerk.
city hall. Until 10 o'clock noon. Tuesday,
July ~, 1919, for supplies, etc, TO Ne
Furnished the city Of Memphis the cur
rent year. follows:
For publishing In a daily paper all
orders, notices. ordinances and public
advertisements as they MAY be passed
or ordered,
Each bid must be accompanied by u
certified check In the sum OF two hun
dred and fifty dollars on some solvent
bank IN the city OF Memphis, rs "A for
felt, which checks wtil'be returned TO
he unsuccessful bidders Immediately
upon award Of the contracts, and 10
the successful bidders upon their fur
nishing good and sufficient bond, Said
bond TO be a surety company bond for
the faithful performance OF the con-
tract.
The rieht to reject any and all bids
IL hereby expressly reserved,
BY order Of the board OF commits.
sioners Of the city Of Memphis.
r, l.. MONTENEGRO. Mayor.
Attest: c. C. PASHBY, city clerk.
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TRUSTEES SALE.

Default having been made IN tia
payment of the debts and obligations
secured TO be paid in certain warranty
deed with lien retained. executed the
18th day Of August. 1919, BY T. l.
Oliver. TO the undersigned az trustee,
o. same appears Of record In the Of.
nrs Of the Register 81 Shelby County,
ue owner ~ the debt secured having
requested the undersigned to advertise
and sell the property sc secured by said
instrument, this Is TO give notice, that
we win, on
FRIDAY. July 25. 1919.
commencing at - O'clock noon. at the
southwest Turner Of the courthouse,
memphis, Shelby County, Tennessee,
snd at the Adams avenue entrance
cry to the highest and best bidder for
each, the following described property.
to-wit.
Situated in Shelby County. Tcnnes-
see, az follows: Lot 100 Of the Hfl-
crest subdivision as per plat et record
M Plat Book 6. Page rs OF the. Registers
office Of Shelby County. Tenn, aud
more particularly Described az follows:
on en- he 20 west ext side nY" Hudson street S1y, rev ~
n depth OF n hundred, forty nine and
six-tenths (i4s,6) feet between parallel
lines,
An right and equity Of redemption
homestead and dover waived in said
instrument. and the title Is believed Il
be good, but we win sell and conve
OILY as trustee.
BANK OF COMMERCE. & Trust Co,
Trustee.
fy s. ]. SHEPHERD. Trust officer.
LAMAR HEJSKFLL, Attorney.
This June 10 1919
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SEE WHO'S WHO AT
CHAMBER or COMMERCE

Members of the Chamber of Com
merce may now see who's who among
their officers, heads Of divisions and
committees. The publicity division has
had lists OF officers and divisions and
committee chairmen printed on large
posted on every floor and in every COM
mittee room.
]. A. Osoinach, assistant secretary,
has prepared an article on Memphis
banking which viii be printed in a
bankers journal and will reach more
than 10000 bankers In the United
States.
Memphis civic and commercial activi-
ties are to be written by members Of
the publicity division for a number of
trade journals and business magazines.
The news scimitar. (Memphis, Tenn.) 1907-1926, 1919-07-16
Bella Kun Keeps Up Reds Reputation

Bella Kun. as head Of the soviet or
Bolsheviki government In Russia, Is
responsible for the untold murders, iexe-
cutions and outrages committed in HIN
gary under Red rule. He Is second only
to Trotzky as a Red leader, He served
in the Austro-Hungarian army, was
captured by the Russians and became
secretary to Lenine. The Red reign In
Hungary, under his guiding hand, has
been as bloody as that in Russia. His
troops shoot down citizens without prov
ocation other than resistance to the
outrages committed by the Reds. Street
battles are frequent in Budapest and
other cities.
The news scimitar. (Memphis, Tenn.) 1907-1926, 1919-07-16
STREET OPENERS
FORMULATE CAMPAIGN

The movement. for the opening of
Third street and Rayburn boulevard
south to give another through route
to the passenger depots and points
in the city south lie to be renewed at
once and pushed with vigor.
A meeting OF the Third .Rayburn
street committee was held at the Cham
Der of Commerce building at 4 o'clock
Wednesday afternoon to outline plans
for presenting the matter to the city
commissioners.
James s. Robinson is chairman Of
the committee and the members are: