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es,r,,lou. Husbands.

Don't expect a wife always to be
the listener" advises Winifred Black
Certainly not. Wives have to sleep
occasionally. The fact f., the law
ought to punish those ~garrulous aus
hands who talk their wives to death
Houston Post.
Perth Amboy evening news., 1919-05-02
pseord HalIstorm.

The greatest hailstorm on record was
in Europe in 1888. The biggest stones
described as having then fallen were
more than half q pound m weight.
Perth Amboy evening news., 1919-05-02

The Man in the Moon ....l. Reilly
Julia Kaplowitz.
selections of "oh. Boy jerome
Kern.
"Oh, Oh" .....s.. Jerome Kern.
Madcap Duchess. Victor Herbert
Charles Audsley.
Perth Amboy evening news., 1919-05-02
National Faults.

The guilt of every national sin
comes back to the voter in a fraction,
the common denomination OF which ~
several minions.-Lowell.
Perth Amboy evening news., 1919-05-02

Daily Thought.
Thank God, l also am an American.
Daniel Webster.
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The Romance of Words
By JAMES C. YOUNG.
Co Word
How Everyday Expressions Had Their Origin
By JAMES c.. YOUNG.

He's brick" is an admirinC cNciam-
alton We sometimes hear. II has most
history, trac"abl" 20 the days
OF ancient Greek culture when Sparta
was one OF the principal cities Of the
race \ certain nmba SSadnr arrived at
the court and remarked 10 In" City'S rul-
crs upon the absence of a wall about us
houses. This was an unknown thing IN
those times. when almost every hamlet
boastcd of q wall 10 Keep out its foes.
One of the Spartan leaders turned from
the ambassador and pointed TO phalanN
of troops on the drill ground. "Thcr" Is
our wall" he said, and every man a
brick
Probably very few Of us have an ac-
curatc understanding of the word hour-
Ccois. which is heard so frequently now
adays. 1t Is distinctly French. but re-
&C ntly has been adopted by the Russians
and ITuuEarians to describe class IN
those new republics which is the object
of much tarcd--thc oourgcoisc. And II
has become common in England ana
America, although We have not as yet
seized upon II to define tho wcll-to-d do
class of merchants, small manufacturers
and others who rank between the rich
and the poor.
Bourgeois derives from oourg. which
IL French for city, and originally meant
a dweller in n city. Our own word hurGi<
or corresponds TO II. With the passage
Of time bourgeois came 10 maen trades
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Il lik" h,r 50 much better than | used
to" friend said To IN" Of a mu'un!
friend whom she had sen after nu all,
s'u," al SEVERAL years. shes improved
a great dead.
In what way" ! asked.
She Reflected u minute. evidently try
ing To analyL. tho change. Il think
she SAID finally. THAT II | had I" cypress
II IN ON" word | should say Sh" was
NOR" self contained.
Ink" that word self contained and
I like " hat II CUuuui"S. Don't YOU.
Some Of the Things That Word Means.
II means 81 manI things. For one
thing II means That on" learns not al
ways to speak out tn" mInut" on" has
a 'huutht, f that nlnui" is not tn"
riEht minute. On" learns instead. TO
keep tn" thought or emotion inside on" :
self until the right tim" for voi"inE 1t
comes.
Tho person who is self contained also
learns not To max" snap Judgments. III
stead he holds IN" facts IN solution m
side himself and lets them gradually
crystalline into Judgments.
) Consuming Your Own Smoke
Their" is lin" phrnS" which | road
many years ago and which has como to
me often 10 remind and rn"uuraG" tWhat
a big lnilu"nc" such chance phrases hay"
on our lives tell III" yours Som"daN).
1t Is Learn To CouSum" your own
smoke" II means. | take II. to h" self
contained in respect to burning up your
own worries and III humurS and lmpa-
thence inside yourself and making
strength of character out OF them IN
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OBITUARY /
CHAS,F;;HOOD
PASSES AWAY
WELL, KNOWN YOUNG TRAVELLING
MAN PASSES AWAY FOLLOWING
a LENGTHY ILLNESS.
Member OF the Masonic and Several
Local Fr1ternal BodieS-Funeral
Saturday.

The many friends Of Charles Frank
Hood. son, Of Alexander Hood of No. 400
National road, will DO grievcd to learn
Of his death. which occurred yesterday
morning at SIS o'clock following an i'll
ness of several years duration. death
being attributed TO complications from
which the deceased had long been suf-
ferer.
AIr. Hood was a travelling salesman by
occupation, and at different times repre-
scented the Gold Medal lour company. the
Pence Tobacco company and the Lut%
Soap.company. He was 80 years of
age.
The deceased was a member Of Wheel
Ing lodge. Of Masons and belonged to the
Scottish Rite and the shrine. also the
Commercial Travellers No. 81 and Ohio
Valley lodge, X of p. He was a staunch
member OF the Fourth Street NJ. T..
church.
He is survived. besides his father. by
one sister and one brother. Funeral
services will be held at tho family resi-
dence on Saturday afternoon at ,
O'Clock, with Rev. r. F. 1. Strrder rec
tor Of the st Matthew's r. Il church,
officiating Intcrment will be made in
Greenwood Tho MasonS will have
charge of the services.
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man or craftsman Of the better sort. mon
Of the upper middle class. 1t has had
that significance in France for long
while. and came into world prominence"
when the Russians transplanted II TO
strang" soil. They hay" given the term
a sinister bent which may completely
transform it's character.
As bourgeois describes tho upper mid
die class IN tho social calendar, so docs
Drolctariat define the man who works by
tho day with his hands. 1t is another of
those vivid terms which have been on
gravcd upon the public mind by recent
speaker OF today who docs not juEgle
prolctarian and bourGc0is in the Same
breath.
IrolCtarian has n long story behind 1t.
The word comes from probes. Latin for
Offspring and was used To describe that
class of tn" social body which had Moth
ing to ofrcr the state except its children.
All through ancient history references
may bc found To tn" prol"tarIan and tn"
prolctariat. The next class in The social
scale was the plch"Ians. who would be
the bourgeois Of today. And the patric-
ianS were the lords of all.
Gradually. by process of usage rrol"-
tartan has been employed 10 mean any
man who works with his hands, and who
therefore may b. said 10 have nothing
for the support OF the state except his
own labor. This usage closely preserves
tho words original meaning.
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BRAIN TESTS
BY SAM LLOYD.

In rhe following account "r a rirat-
ical transaction. are concealed ClcN' n
geographical names:
There w"r" nine vehement mut'nNrrS
conspIrInE t. capture" their snip. \
risky piece of business muttcr"d TN"
mat" I" his pal. My rank makes 'h'N
part an easy matter. hut III" best NAN
is to bIud III" captain during his noon
nan lest he wax" M. He is usually
ugly So hand over tn" sword over inc
sofa. then secure III" revolver on Sh"l!
by his head. From every passenger we
can then exact ransom
ANSWER To NJ. 49,.
In tho "uld days" tho consumer earn
cd 81 500 III a year and his expenses
vcr" 81 800. Then expenses increased
a. per cent. I" $l.S20. and neon" m
creased ~ per cent. 10 $l.65". which left
him Sl1n in tho hole"
copyright. 1919 by sam l.oyd(.
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Ernest Horstman.

Ernest Horstman died ut tn" OhH'
Valley hospital W"dr' sday morning IT
K o'clock. after m illness of four weeks.
Mr.. Horstman had Presided IN Wh""I'nn;
for forty years. and had many friends
who wcrc shocked 10 hear nf his death.
He was a glass-workcr and WAS among
the most efficient operators nj IN"
Northwood Glass Co, Of South Wheel
ing. He was member Of tho local
lodge Shield OF Honor, and member
Of at. Paurs Lutheran church. Mr.
Horstman was never married. and he IS
survived by two brothers. George. OF
Chicago. and William. of IN" Wheeling
police fore" Two sisters. Mrs. stein
man and Mrs William Niece. both OF
this city also survive.
The funeral services will De- held n
2 o'clock Friday afternoon from tn"
home Of his sister. Mrs. NcN"". 80
West strcot, and R"r. y - !:n>'h'. VII
orficiatc. Int"rm"u' will h' mad" III
Mount Zion cemetery.
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IN BANKRUPTCY.

United States of America. Northern Dis
trIct of West Virginia. So
In the United States District Court IN
and for said District.
In IN" matter Of G"org" w; " ,rIs'
Bankrupt. No. 81 In Bankruptcy.
Petition for Discharge
To the Honorable Aston q. Dayton.
Iudg" Of tn" District Court Of III,
United States for the Northern DIS
trIct of west Virginia:
George W. WORKS. Of Wheeling, IN the
County Of Ohio. and Stat" of West Flr-
gInIa. in said District. respectfully rep
rcscnts tina, on the nth day Of April. last
past nc was duly adjudG"d bankrupt
under the acts of Congress relating IN
bankruptcy; that he has duly surr"nd"r-
cd ali his property anu rights of prof.,
crtv, and has fully complied with AL
the requirements u; SAID acts ana ut "r-
dcrs Of the court touching his bank
runtCy Ill.,. - ,,. -,
dccrccd by the Court TO hav" n full dis
charge from all debts prnNaht' agaiH"l
his estate under said bankrupt acts. OK
cent such debts As are excepted by law
from such discharge.
dated this End day OF June. \. H., 1917.
GEORGE W. WORKS.
Bankrupt.
Order of Notice Thereon.
Enrthcrn District Of West Virginia. S.:
ON this 3rd day Of June. y. De- 1917.
on reading the foregoing petition; IL IS
Ordered by the Court that n hearing
be had upon tn" sam" on The 3rd day 81
July, 4. H.. 1919. before said Court At
Wheeling. IN SAID district. nj ten ocIor.!
IN th,. forenoon. and that MOTTO" ih'r""l
he published in the Wheeling lnlrilig N
cor n newspaper printed IN sand DIS
trlct, and that all known creditors AMI
other persons in interest may appear AT
tho said time and pIar" and show cause
# any they have. why th" prayer OF the
said petition should not h" granted
md !, is further ordered by IN" Court
,b,t The clerk shall send by mail I" Nh
known creditors copies of SAID l'"'i''"''
and this order addressed |" lh|'h d.
Witness the Hon"rahl" Aston 81 pay
ton Judge Of tho said court, ana IN"
seal thereof. a, Wheeling. in SAID d,%-
trict, on the Bird day uf June. y. u. l?I''
\. r. BARRETT, Clerk.
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the landscape.
She Kept None OF Her Thoughts Or
Emotions In.
The other evening ! hAppcncu 10 ur
sitting on hotel vSranda whllc t"n
Young rlrIS "f eighteen ana ta'iF nC!
friends were playing ping pong '''',
rlrl while quite pretty. has never n'h
Irry pnrulnr boys flock To her hu' 'lr'
as easily Th" nthrr EIrl. though pihih'
IL one Of the most popular girls III wv
town. After watching thh' game un,
drrStOud at least ON" reason i"r wa,
had puzzled me before. For inc Pr'llS
rirl iir,d IN" even IN my casual p"Sitl"n
as spr,tnrur by her manner. she iauEh'u
talked and moved C"nilnuaIi E.She VA,
rrrpctually upulnelzInE for taking pan
that should haV" gOn" To h'r par'htL'
ry,ry time she missed u ball Shc Shlu,
"Surry" every time any on" rnhuc Hoou
shot or a bad shot Sh" had some com
mcnt 10 make. not one of her thoughts
or emotions were kept INSIDE hcES'Il'
they all flew to tho surface
If IN" other girl missed hall Shc let
US take il for granted that she was
sorry, Sh" played without tn" other
swift, jcrkv motions lhut quit" aS well
she talked little. often making a smile
do duty for an answer. In snort Shc
was poised and self CONTAINED.
OF COurS" Tins virtue like any otn"r
virtue may hc carried too far and Dc
come unnatural reference and sell re-
preston. Rut how many d" you know
who err on that side?
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Katherine Caroline Dick.

Funeral services will be held this AFT
ernoon at 2:30 o'clock from the late
home, % kentucky street. for the late
Mrs. Katherine Caroline Dick. who di'''
Tuesday after an illness OF six months
Of complications. Roy. s. X. Strauss,
nastor OF the Zion Lutheran church. viii
conduct the services and intcrmcnt Will
be made in Mount Zion cemetery.
Deceased was the daughter Of tho late
Gottleib and Caroline burst. Sh" is sur
yivcd by two sons, Allison and Louis.
at home, and ono brother, George burst,
OF Los Angeles, Cal.
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ORDER OF PUBLICATION

Tho Stat" of West Virginia. Ohio Coun-
~. 50
In tn" circuit Court Of Ohin County,
West Virginia. June Rules. 1919.
Mic" Perm In Chanccr!'
".
Henry Fh0to Perrin. DIVORCE.
Tho object 0f This suit lS 10 OBTAIN LOT
tho plaintiff herein. An absolute" divorce
from tn" bonds al matrim0ny. from Inc
defendant. ana for IN" rest oration 10 inc
plaini IF of her maiden name.
md 1t appearing from an affidavit
filed IN SAID rHlIS" AT th"S" Rules. that
M. defendant Henry FUotc Perrin is not
= resident ~ tn" stat" Of West Virginia
and h.. not having been served win pro-
cess IN sad SUIT. un motion -; IN" pam
iIrr hv counsel this order of publ'cai l0!I
is entered against him. and II lS ordered
that tho sand defendant. nbnv" named,
br and h" Is repaired to appear wlthln
ono month after IN" date of tn" llrSt
rIhlicaI!un Of This order and do Wha' Is
necessary To protect his interests. 81 Is
further ordered that this order ho pup
nShrd and posted ~ required by law.
Witness. John l.. klngh"rn. tlrrk 81
our sad court. at the Court House ni
SAID county. IhiS 4th day OF Jun" 1913
to VII. JunS Rule. 1912.
JOHN l.. KlNGHORN. clerk
publi.ncd The first iImc Jun" 9Th. IVY
John l.. kINGHORN. Clerk.
GkO - Rt.NEkE.
Attorney for Plaintiff.
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BUSINESS OPPORTUNITIES

MILLIONS arc suffering with rhcuma-
iism. Most important discovery ~ n"
age. i herb that actually drives Inc
most stubborn case Of rh"umhtiSm en-
tIrrly out of the system. p""pl" write
Ms and say They are aSluund"d AT the re-
suits. especially ON tn" *. dn"ys; Just
think "f tho money making p"SSioilltlcS;
POSTPAID. 10 pounds s. express paid.
rheumatism Herb Co., Venice, Califor-
MA my
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STOCKHOLDERS MEETING
Stockholders Meeting.

Ev order If tn" board Of DIRECTORS, q
gen, raj meeting Of tho $t"cNnoio'rS o.
ms ,,n;ranv vi! h" h"'d AT the office
Of IL" r"mrnny. National Bank Of w.
Va. l.uid,s. rn Thursda%; III" eth day
nf Iurc. I4ir, AT 20" "'rl"ck y. M. ut
whi,h nm, any BUSINESS r'l.iiiv" 10 inc
affairs of III" company may b" consioer-
cd and aC'rd upon.
W.IItIIN MACHINE 60.
Ey l.. ". STlFEl" President.
l'EAS. MrCAMlt. S"cy.
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DIED.

Hoop-On Thursday. June 5. 1918. At
HOOD. son Of Alexander Hood, in the
33rd year Of his age.
Funeral services on Saturday afternoon
at o'clock. from the family residence
No. 400 National Road. city. Inter-
mcnl in Greenwood. - ..,
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MISCELLANEOUS
NOTICE

Having been appointed administrator
of lhc estate If Minnie :. lscSicr. h"-
ceased all claims du" sad estate ar
,,.'"ohi, -, ,hr admin straior. and all
ncrsons having claims" against INC rs
tate. must present tn" same. with am
dnyi,s To und, rSIGn"d. AT once:
II. CAMPBELL. sl'liAki'S;
Administrator at ih' I'S'a'' W -h'
: EirStor Deceased.
Room goo Wh""ling Bark & trust
Company building.
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Mc<5tnt-y Services,

Funeral services will he hold THIS
morning from the place OF death. in the
Rolph apartments. for the lat" Miss
Mac McGinty. Requiem high mass WILL
he celebrated at St. Joscph's cathedral.
and intermcnt will he mad Gin Mount
Calvary cemetery. Bellairc.
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Cap,ain George NJ. Ford. former pT'S'-
den, of Concord Normal school "h" re-
Gently commanded MILITARY c"'iPH"!
in France. has been aSS'En"n ny ''
state board "f regents l" P'N.''" -
.ncr;,I teacher for ~" spring term IN
t;lCnvIIlc Normal school.
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COMMITTEES
ON CELEBRATION

Tho executive committee of the SOL
dicrs home coming celebration will meet
with all sub-committccs tonight at S
o'clock in the first branch council cham
Der.
This will BE- the last meeting of the
bodies and n full membership is request
I'D and final rcrOrtS turned IN.
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WANTED-Salesmen.

wANTED-EXrcrcnc hardware sales
man for our retail department. Good
ornnrtuuitv for advancement. state az"
and salary expected in first letter. The
Canton lirhWar" Co. 20! Market Ave,
= canton Oh,o j"-i-
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RErrz-On Wednesday, June 4. 1913. at
4 o'clock a. m. LOUISE. widow OF the
Iato,Jaco Rcitz. Age 81 years
Funeral services from the residence of
har son. Edward Rcitz. Park pace
tElmwood Statlon) on SATURDAY morn-
;,r M 10 o'clock. Friends invited TO
atIcnd. Intermcnt at Greenwood Gem
CtcrN.
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Mary C.. Dauill.

Funeral services viii II" conducted
Saturday morning from III" rlo"" OF
death. 27@5 Jacob street. for m" late
Miss Mary {. Daum. whose death oc-
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STATE NEWS


Charters have been issued by IN" Sec
rotary OF state to the following corpora
tons:
Peoples Theatre. Scarbnro. y. Va. T."
operate AT same place: Capi'al stock
$50 400; Incorporators: =. A. P"t""t. j.
, d. Blake" .. +. kcsslcr. !. \. Elak" or
Scarboro and W. l.. Loo. Of faN"ttrNIli".
Charleston Transfer company. Charles
ton, taNiCahs and express lines; capital
stock. $25.OO0: incorrOrat"rS: A. T..
Wright. H. H. Gay. Abraham Schwah.
w. G. Thomas and Clarence Hairless. all
Of Charleston.
Tri-Sla,c beverage Company. Wheel
ing. manufacture" and deal in soft
drinks: capital stock $4,000: incorp"r-
atnrs; August Meyer. IT. J. II. l.aSch
Otto kaIk"uth. Herman Sc"l and Louis
Meyer. all Of Wheeling.
SUPERIOR Red Granite company of Ok
lahoma. a Charleston corporation. deal
ing in grant" Uuarrl"S: capital stock
$3.50 900: inc"rporators. \ ~ Lilly. T.
\. Holman. c. II. Peter. j. II. lihndl"y'
w. T.. Mathcs. all Of charleston.
Liberty Garage company. Fairm"nt;
capital stock $4,000: iuc"rp"rators: r..
f. Fcnncll. Russell Adams. +, F.. Wng-
ncr. G. F. FCnncl. {. l.. ADAMS and rs
iclla Wagner. all Of FN'rm"ni.
Tho state compensation commissioner
has mad" tho following awards: Mrs.
Minnie Arnold. PaG"t"n. widow Of Meyer
Arnold. killed Will" IN employ "f Tag"
! Coal & coke company, go Il month:
Thomas Pulling N"wIyn. employ" "f
Wr"Win Coal company. for hmru'Rti"n
Of right index finger. 20 weeks nj s..
Will,r Garrett Locust. employ" Of
mr. mn
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SCOUT COMMITTEE
MEET TONIGHT

\ meeting of all the chairmcn and
members "f tn" various committees Tor
the Associate Scout drive Will be REID
thus evening in tho chamber of Com
mcrcc assembly room. At thus meeting
full instructions I" the workers Will l."
issued and subscription blanks given out.
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n1cK-on Tuesday evening. June D.,
isI9 At 1910 o'clock al her late
home. 40 g Kentucky street. kATH-
EI:i\E; g.. widow of the late John +.
Dick.
Funeral services Friday afternoon ESQ
from the family residence. Friends OF
the family invited to attend; Inter-
mont will be private at Mt. Zion s,
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Wednesday. June 4.
1919. at 4:55 o'clock a m. at the Ohio
Valley General hospital. EARNEST
uORSTMAN. in the 9th year OF. his
age.
Funeral services will be held at zoe
o'clock p. M, Friday, June s, 1918, az
tho home Of her sister. Mrs. VIM Nc
Krr. No. 316 West street. Intcrment
at MI. Zion cemetery. Rev. Matzk1
Will offiClatc.
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McGMTY-On Tuesday. juno 3rd. 1919.
bcr residence in the Rolf apart.
mrnis' MISS MAE McGINTY. age -
years.
Funeral services will be held at the Ca
ihrdra! Saturday. June Ith; at 900 q.
m. IatCrmcnt in Rose Hill cemetery,
BCilairc r..
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FOR SALE-Automobles.

AUTOMoBuES-Rui touring Ford
roadstcr Chandler Clubst"r. Studc-
baker Six touring car. Jason {. stamp
l2n6 Main st, )C-3-l
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POSITIONS WANTED-MaI0

truck driver wants a
position. Care Mr.. p. Boyd. Intelli-,
gcncer office. Je-4-I
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FOR RENT

FOR RENT-Brick building "f four
stories and basement, equipped win
snrInkIrr system and elevator, ana
adaplablc for manufacturing or storage
purposes Located at 3lSt and Wool
Sis. with railroad siding c"nnrcI ms
with tho Wheeling Terminal and Is. u "
railroads. Possession can b" had az
once. Apply Wheeling Tile Co.. 3-ni
and Wood SITS. tlty. Jr-o-!
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Side Talks 4
UY R&a1t1h Cameron n

stead Of h.lchius, them forth rs smoke
ur complaint and lrritablli'! /" u'FN'"
, Ia lppdst;tuc
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CHARLESTON, W. Na.-Th" Com
cord Stat" Normal school. located NJ
Athens, has an enrolment OF lSJ for
tho summer torn. with prospects that
the student body will pass the coo max.
according to a report received by Super
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WANTED-FemAla

wANTED-Cook and also laundres
Good references demanded. Mrl
Troll. Hubbard's Lane, Elm Grove.
je-t-i
wANTED-White cook and 'gardnefj
Call Woodsdule IS. je-f-m i
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'WANTED-Saleunan

wANTED-2 first class statesmen d
work IN Wheeling and vicinity. ApI
ply room 1855 Mcclure Hotel. Friday q
Saturday before noon. References r
Quircd. je-6-h1
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FOR SALE

FOR sALE-A Harley Davidson elec(
tr!c equipped motorcycle, $l75.00. e,
F.. Braunlich G. Co. je-6-m
The Wheeling intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1903-1961, 1919-06-06

FOR SALE-Five room frame housel
bath and cellar. kirkwood. Bridgeport
on Bennett street. Price $4,000. I'M
quirc of Henry SHREDDER. phone Wheeling
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Rock Island Argus. (Rock Island, Ill.) 1893-1920, 1919-08-01
CONFERENCE ON
PHONE DISPUTE
TOTAL FAILURE
Q. S. Mediator Leaves City But
VIII Return Soon to EndeaVOr
Again ut Settlement.

Only disappointment was the out
come of a conference yesterday aft
ernoon between officials and strik-
ers of the Central Union Telephone
company.
Despite arrangements made by
the government officials, Commits
sioner J. J. Barrett, for a thorough
hearing of the wage and union rec
ognition dispute, the telephone Off
Gals appeared stubborn.
Commissioner Barrett and all
others except a joint strike com
mittee of the linemen's and oper-
ators' union withdrew from the
conference after a short time to
enable the others to get together
on points for arbitration. Agree
ment, however, on these points
could not be reached.
For several hours the officials
and employees of the company de-
Dated in the United States commits
sioner's room on the third floor of
the postofice building.
Dispute Over Union Recognition.
The old bone of contention, rec
ignition of the employees unions,
brought the question to a deadlock.
The employees stated after the con-
ference that they were willing to