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rAkEN uP.

One bay mare, weight about 1900
about 3 years old; one may mare,
blocky quilt, pigeon toed, white hind
feet. weight about 1900, with colt be
side her and white hind feet and
white spot on forehead. Owher may
have same by proving pjroperty and
paying for damage and this ad.
WM lODF,.
Bismarck, N. u, :
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MISCELLANEOUS


FOR .SALE-Good gasoline range.
Call .715..- ia IL Broadway.
52t
FOR SALE-Good dry cordwood cut to
stove lengths. Also. big lot fence
posts of best grade ash. Prices
right. Phone 457R. Gf
FOR. SAL Eggs from 1st prize
Buff Orpingtons. Two dollars per
setting. r. G. Anrdus, Bismarck.
z. o. Box 574. 4 5 ! wk
RENTALS On account Of my real
estate and life Insurance taking up
all my time have assigned to the
City Insurance Agency my rental
business. I wis hto thank the peO.
pie of Bismarck for patronage given
me in the past. Anyone looking for
call at their office under the City
National Bank, L. H. Langley.
WANTED-Second hand wicker baby
carriage or sulky. $40 list. Phone
494-L.% s 4.5-2t.
HEMST4TEHTNG AND PICOTING,
Mrs. c. p. Larson, 4OO 4th street.
81 wk
FOR SALE-One John Deere 16.inch
Sulky Flow. L. w. Sperry, Bis
marck, N. D. 4-3-4t
GET YOUR ORDER IN Tor yOur
spring cleanup. All kinds Of stove
wood and fence posts for sals. Car
dens plowed promptly. Phone 81S
r. G. Forsyth. sos 9th street.
3,31 2 wks
PAINTER IN All
,iras - e;gn writ;1g decorating
and boassnainAinr. wonld 1ike IN 10.
catai;n gnnd tou,m Win lots of- work
A,,n,v r u r ash2r RradincL n
.nppiS - e0As' - ~
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FOR RENT-Modern rooms at .4G
Main street. Has recently changed
hands. Phone C72W.. l,>
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FOR R'REN,E-aNlOdern furnished rooms,
COZ Sth street. 81 4 "a / Wk
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WANTED--Expert Soda Dispenser;
young man who scan take entire
charge of soda fountain in promi-
nent drug store. Address 612 Tri--
bune. Il 4-3-1wk
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HELP WANTED-MAIE

MEN-inexperienced, to qualify for
brakemen, fremen, $15O-$2OO month
ly, write, send stamp, Railway As
sociation. Care 600 nribune.
4-5-12-10-c6
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WANTED-Clerk for agencral store
wages $4,000 ped month write with
i, references. H. C.SLamberton, Tap
pen, N. D. y
T.: ~ 2 A.
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WANTED-Girl or woman for work
in Baldwin Hotel. Call Mrs. H.
Ward. Van Horn Hotel, Bismarck,
n. D. II "A St
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FOR SALE-Overland delivery car,
model S3 3tA1 condition. A bargain
sure at Overland = Garage. Bis
lnarck. 'a ~.d fiji Wk
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DRESSMAKING
FOR SALE OR RENT
HOUSES AND FLATS

FOR SALE or RENT =
HOUSES AND FLATS :.
FOR RENT Six rooms, all modern,
double and single rooms nice place
for summer inside and outside. &
and T. dollars per months. 30 cents
a night. 713 3rl-St. A st.
FOR RENT--2 or 3 room modern
flat. Good location. Phone 442L.
FOR RENT-A Three room house
partly modern. Apply d. J. McGil'
lis A st..
FOR EENT-Five room modern
house. g blocks from p. O. Sec Will
man Tfr, or Phone $50. -s
.... .-.- ...r~ 471Mk
WANTED-To hear from party who
has nice cottage or bungalow for
sale at a bargain. p. o. Box 343
Bismarck, ". D. ." .
FOR SAEE-Suburban property must
'be sold at once. Big bargain. Call
1000 East Main, or write care OF
Mrs. J. G. Marring.. 81 st. East.
: AL wk
HOUSE FOR RENT-Apply o. w.
Roberts. Phone 15I> or ISL.
3 % i mo
FOR RENT-Modern five room du.
plex, wator furnished. Inquire I'll
Rosser street or phone BOOK.
4-2-tw.
FOR RENT-Two and three-room
flats for light housekeeping. Five
and seven room houses, all mbdern,
with garrets. Inquire S03 18th
street.
3 Is tt
FOR SALE-Modern house and gar.
age, we'll located. Convenient
terms. B. C. Marks, Bismarck, N:
Oak. 2 tt
FOR SALE-Six room strictly mod.
ern bungalow in Riverview addition.
a bargain IL bought at once. II In.
terested call G. L. Burton.
\. II 19 II
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FOR SALE-Suburban property must
he sold at once, Big bargain. Call
1000 East Main, or write care Of
Mrs. J. G. Marring. 81 st. East.
A. / Wk
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FOR EENT-Five room modern
house. 8 blocks from P. O. Sec Will
man Tfr, or Phone $50. -..
At I Wk
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HOUSE FOR RENT-Apply o. w.
Roberts. Phone ISL or ISL.
3 % i mo
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WANTED-One painter and one pa.
perhanger. Union men wanted
Phone S03, II. T. QConnell. con
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FOR RENT--2 or room modern
flat. Good location. Phone 442L.
45 st
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SOLDIERS & SAILORS
We will run your Want
ed-a.Job for one month
FREE, of charge.
ENT-SAlESMAN

AGENT-SALES
WANTED Statesmen to sell direct 70
consumer, 4,00O-mile guaranteed
tire at special dealers prices. Won
derful PROPOSITION, good commits
sion. Midwest Tire and Rubber
Company, j lO81s Hennepin Avenue,
Minneapolis, MINI. /,
4-7-1wk
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WANTED-A yard man and Vege-
table woman at Grand Pacific
Hotel. 4-7tf
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WANTED-An experienced book
keeper at Dakota Tire Co., 410
Broadway. Phone S72.
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hear from party who
has nice cottage or bungalow for
, sale at a bargain. p. o. Box 343
Bismarck, N. D. =
-.---- ~ ---E- " - 4 4 Wk
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FOR RENT-A Three-room7 house
partly modern. Apply D. j. McGil'
lis A st.
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( GOVERNMENT WANTS File Clerks.
Bismarck examinations May z.
$1,O0O-$l-200 first year. Sample
questions free. Franklin Institute,
Dept. $3.50, Rochester, N. Y.
Il Anr.. 7-1A-21-2S
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FOR RENT-Two and three.ro0m
flats for light housekeeping. Five
and seven room houses, all mbdern,
with garrets. Inquire S03 7th
street.
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WANTED--Auto painters and help
ers. Lahr Motor Sales Co. f.,
a as. a 3t
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WANTED-Good tcompeteut girl or
middle aged lady to take charge of
home. Write No. 614 Care Tribune
Co. St
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WANGED-SecOndr hand Ford or 9th
er- light automobile Give full de.
scription and price in answer. Ad-
dress CO.. Care Tribune.
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WANTEED-Girl for general house
work. Three in family, good wages.
Phone SS7X or call 2O5 Park avenue.
x St
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WANTED TO RENT-Modern { or 5
room bungalow or cottage in desir.
able section about May 1st. Ad-
dress r. O. Box 325.
: --9 . ~ 10a
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FOR RENT-Modern five room du.
plex. water furnished. Inquire I'll
Rosser street or phone BOOK.
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kUUNlS FUk KENT
FOR RENT--Front room in modern.
house also two unfurnished rooms
for light housekeeping 51S 10th St..
Phone 714 L. A tWk.
FOR RENT-Furnished houseke eeping
rooms in .Varney Flats.
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WANTflll 10 ttffsNT about May I. a
s to room modern house. Dir. s.
b. Toney. 4 5 1-wkl
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WANTED-Experienced girl for mil
linery. Call at once. Nelson's Mil
linery. A z st
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WANTED-Gas engineer with expert
ence on Avery. Call at room 519,
Mckenzie Hotel. Write w. p. Nc
Gonayle, Blackwater, N. D.
, 3-26-2wks.
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WANTED-Odd carpenter jobs and
general contracting. Let me figure
with you. Phone. 586 or address
Thomas Jennings, City.
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FOR SALE-Six room strictly mod.
ern bungalow in Riverview addition.
a bargain II bought at once. II In.
Z terested call G. L. Burton.
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POSITIONS WANTED
WAIVED TO RENT

WANTED TO RENT
WANTED TO ,RENT-Party desires
to rent furnished house or ibunga-
low, close in. suitable for couple
with one child; will rent by the
year or for the spring and summer
months. Please state price and ad-
wise when can be occupied. Address
Z 613, Care Tribune office.
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WANTED-Short order cook, man or
woman, Sanitary Cafe. 4-2-tf.
WRITE Los ANGELES Y. NJ. G. A.
Auto School. Get started right.
Al mo
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FOR SALE-Modern house and gar.
age, we'll located. Convenient
terms. b. C. Marks, Bismarck, N;
Oak. 2 5 tt
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FOR RENT--Six rooms, all modern,
double and single rooms; nice place
for summer inside and outside. 81
and Z; dollars per months. 80 cents
a night. 713 3rI st. "a st.
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AUTOMOBILES. MOTORCYCLES

WILL PAY CASH for good Ford road
ster Or touring car. Call 500 Hotel.
Call Saturday April 5, noon. j..
loft. 4 Wk
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, LADY BOOkKEEPER and typist de.
sires I position in Bismarck. Any
clerical work considered. Address
Box 517, Handan. 4 4 1t
WANTED-Compete girl for gen.
Neral; house work. Highest wages.
504 Mandan Ave. Phone 657.
42tf
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FOR .SALE-GOOd gasoline range
Call .715. IA IL Broadway &,
The Bismarck tribune., 1919-04-07

WANTED--Secon hand wicker baby
carriage or sulky. $40 list. Phone
494-L.$ 50 4.5-2t
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Ohio Valley News

ing bodily harm to other FinlanderS
working in the local mills. Is SIN IN u"
lUckup here. Prosecuting Attorney W.
W. Ingram was called down from Ches-
ter. to interview the prisoner yesterday.
Just what will be done IN his Case has
not yet been determined but officials
say plenty OF evidence is at hand.
The premises about the Wcirton
railroad station and rraWf"Eds cross
Ing have been greatly improved by the
addition OF several IUchcs Of white STAG.
The station and express office were re-
Gently moved across the tracks south
OF the Crossing. =,
The death Of Norman Hale, well
known yotuIg man Of Weirton. which
resulted at the Ohio Valley hospital at
Stcuhenyiile three hours after he was
run down by his own train shifting III
the mill yards here Mondays has cast 4
gloom over the cutirc town. This IS
the second young man to meet Death III
the same MANNER and on the same en-
CINE and job III III" past two months.
Another large expansion of steel has
been completed in connection with the
construction of the new open heart
department OF the local plant OF the
Weirtun Steel company. running parallel
with second a>"nur. The foundation
work for the mammoth plant Is near
ing completion
{. {. Taylor is spending several weeks
in Arlington. Ohio.
Ward Lee was 4 business YisItor IN
Stsubenyillc yesterday.
Twelve local school teachers leave to-
dav for Fairmont 10 attend the State
Teachers meeting. C"rtlhCates OF
Identification were received from IN"
sta.e treasurer emitting the holders To
reduced railroad fares TO tairmont.
Mrs Joel Lee Jones. wife OF the pas
tor Of the Cove Christian church Was
called to Huntington. by the serious ILL
ness Of her mother.
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SISTERSV|LLE

Mrs. II. C. Ellis and Two daughters
will leave today for st. Marys TO visit
her mother.
Miss Virginia Sharp a student In Yves
leyan College. is expected home for :he
Thanksgiving vacation.
Mrs. +. J. Gillespie Will be the guest
for the week end at the home Of Rev.
Biakeiy. in St Narys. W. Va
w. Y. Maxwell left this morning for
Wheeling, whore his brother. Ray Max
we'll will undergo an operation todAy At
the Ohio Valley hospital.
Mr.. and Mrs. Henry lIoontz. OF New
Martinsvillc. will be the guests this
week Of Mr.. and Mrs. J. T.. Frame.
Walter $. SuEdcn returned last even
ing from Cambridge. Mass. where on
Saturday he witnessed Harvard defeat
Yale by the score Of 10 to 3.
Mr.. and Mrs, f. J. Mccoy and family
will spend THANKSGIVING III PMkers-
burg with Mrs. McCoy.s mother,
Karl and Martha Ho"nig. who have
been visiting their grandfather. y. L.
Marsh, will leave tomorrow for their
home in Parkersburg.
Miss Rose Garman OF Pursley. Is tho
guest Of Miss Ina Tracey, Of New Mar
tinSville
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M'MECHEN
Carey Family Reunion.

The ]. NJ. Garvcy family will hold a
rcua..n to-day IN the s.. james hall
'rn,. affair VIII brlln ~ noon by IN"
serving of a chicNru dinner. while the
rom, Mdcr Of the Afternoon Will be
spent in a social time. A. o'clock a
ur..y,uuS turhry dinner Will be serrcu
md ,ny,rs viii be LAID for about 10.
'r..r Table viii be decorated with lavrn-
der and old gold, Will" In the center
tHrrr VIII be h"qact of American
beauty roses. Those who Will be pres
,.ut are: MIR. and Mrs. George Wolf and
family. Miss josephine Finucan and
James Fuucan, of Mar;!nSburE; Va
Mr. and Mrs.. InuUaS Man:"n and chill
,ircu MIR. and Mrs. JOAN Mulh"ran and
,a.,iy. uf Wnru"rd; Waiter o;aryry, of
rliiru: Ny. and Mrs, Claude Nolan;
Air and Mrs. ,.rorgr IIau~vmaucr and
Iamiy. JGiu,s and Thomas Harvey. OF
Wheeling; Mr.. and Mrs. l.. J. o'Mall"y
uuG !liS,y, Mr.. and Mrs. H"hrrt Nolan
md FAMILY: NJ. and Mrs. MiruaCl Car
wy and fanny. and Mr. and Mrs. John
Larycy and FAMILY. of McMcchcn.
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WEIRTON

In the federal court ut FarKersourE'
EySI. the Northern district OF West VIZ
tfria. suit has been entered by Mary J..
SY,hmierc against Edward 8lu'. i'rSpasS
-Ssa the case in a$SuinpStt. nAWaSeS III
raSe sum of $l5.""U. Mr.. Blue is
e. aroninent farmer # Eutl"r d:Strtct.
Hancock county. residing IN his t9Tth d
short distance east Of the town OF Weir
ION. The defendant has securea as
council, Attorney Thomas >. Holman
of weirton. The piaIntln IS represent
cd BY Attorneys o. 5. Marshall OF Weir
ton. and J. bernard iianlIn. OF Whee.-
tng. The suit was entered AT ParkSrs,
burg. several days ago. When called
upon by reporter today neither MT.
Marshall. counsel for the plaintiff or
Mr.. Hoffman. counsel for the detenoail
sasould comment on the case. 1t IS lndl-
..eated, however, that when the caSe,
Zones UP it will be Of sensational
.rharacter and Hancock county has
. already began 70 stir upon the entrance
-I the suit which will not come up until
S8nuary 1920. III,
49, A Union Thanksgiv service VIII De
Feld Thursday. THANKSGIVING Day IN
she Cove Christian church: Rev. Ho-
@fffer G.. Mcmillan. pastor OF the G"Ee
church VIII conduct the
services. .,d
aeveral days ago charged with threaten
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Awnings taken down, washed and
STORED. Eel Cos. Wheeling Tent & Anvil
ing Co,
Thanksgiving Services.

Thanks,i, .nE wdl he generally oh.
served 10y The church going people OF
NDundSA lie.
The Erw"rth Lcacu" or calvary
church, viii hold y suuriS" prayer meet
in; II 1850 n'r!o,k The l"Hgu" viii
also render Il program thIs evening
K,.v. :. q. Slater vi ~" FlrSt VI. T..
church Will address the l'astc at this
t.inc.
The annual union ThanKsG Wing scr
vices Will hc held THIS m"rnng n tn
Christian churcA under nuSnircs If tn
Ministerial Association. The s"rn"m
calvary NJ. T.. church. IN" usual "l.,r-
tns for charitable PWrP. SIS viii j."
taken and the pcUplc oil the CITY AZ"
urged 10 attend.
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RHEUMATIC
.""-'"I kinks co

At last 4 real does what-tt-says
Rheumatic Remedy. nothing ike II
.Yas ever before known aud that IS
mo joke.
-. Every man and woman who has
rheumatism, Gout or Neuraisla'
ought to try "Neutrone Prescription
:, 80" at once and see how marvel
Seusly it works.
$50 Cut out those fiery liniments and
sfi,rty salves, use good clean IN
fernal remedy. 'utrone Pre-
.scriptson 90" is remarkable because
1t purifies the blood, assists In NJ,
lures way. gives you what you need
10 fight OF Rheumatic PoISoES'
GOOD clean. healthy system.
-, It's not one Of those temporary
rsliet affairs, coed only while using:
ii Is lasting. Get a bottle toGay aAc
your Rheumatic days are over. no
more irfamed. stiff aching joints
and muscles; can you imagine H.
Wen. it's a.! true. For sale by
GH. Griest & Co, Druggists. ant
leading druggists everywhere.
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FOLLANSBEE

= There is but one more game on the
Tanks football schedule and that is with
the Merchants y. c., to be played Il!
Wcllsburg.
Misses Lydia and Olive Jenkins hav"
returned from Pittsburgh where they at
tended the wedding Of their cousin, Miss
Elsie jenkins, to DR.. Homer. or ST.
Marys, W. Va. Dr. and Mrs. Homer VII!
make their homo in ST. Marys.
B. VI. Eastlakc is now IN charge or tho
automobile business OF the late G. c.
Dcpnison. who operated a garage here
before moving to Wellsburg.
R,v. l.. z. Robinson. former pastor oil
the rol!ansbcc NJ. L. church, but who
now has a church in Mckeesport, Pa
was n recent caller in town
Mrs. Susan Williams, OF Chester. was
the recent guest OF Mrs. J. E Baxter.
Dr.. and Mrs. J. c. Shultz are home ar
ter a visit to Pittsburgh
Miss Mary Luby is reported muh ~
proved after a recent illness
raul Wheeler has purchased fine new
automobile.
The Ladies' Aid soiety OF the Presby-
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George peulcy.

George Dculry. aged IL years
months and IL days. expired Tuesday,
November -. at noon. after an illness
extending fer several months. Tin" de-
ceased was born in Brooke county IA
1852 and for several years was cntnC"d
n the farming business. lie moved u
the city II frw years ago. since which
time he hes lived retired life. Sur
vlvinE the deceased besides widow,
are Harden DcUley 4 grandson. at home.
three sons. John Of NellSburg: Charles
F.. of Bethany Pike and Harvey. If
Rochester. Pa. also three daughters.
Mrs. James Smith. OF Hunalo District.
Mrs. VIII Stocks of FollrnsbcC and Mrs.
Lee Wallace Of Wcllshurg. There is
also LETT to mourn tho loss OF tn" de-
CEASED III" following brothers and SIS
IRIS: John w, of Coll.crs. W. Va:
Mrs. Mary Nay. Of West Librrly. Ia;
Mrs. William Mccormick Of Tar"atum.
Ia; Mrs. Lou Cooper Of Williamsburg.
Pa. and Mrs. Charles Clarcy. or Cam
bridge. .. tuncra! services Will De held
at has late home on Third street. Fri
day morning at l0:&n o'clock. Thr body
Will be laid 10 rest in kadvsh Chapel.
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WELLSBURG

WELLSBURG. Nov. 25.--WcllshurS
will celebrate THANKSGIVING in i quiet
manner AZ is the custom IN past !vnrs.
The churches viii have spec al services
and no urging should BE- HcCcS slry 10
l,et thu. cit!ztEs IN he c.iHTrH,'S on this
day. especially in view Of the fact that
we have so very much u Nc thankful
for. The only athletic event Of the day
viii take place at the fourth ward park
when the Merchants nd Liberty y. I.
stage 4 game OF football. lrrV!dlng
the weather man retains his Scuecs and
acts in a half decent manner. i large
crowd should be- on hand for th.S E"iar.
MANY people have arranged t. attend
the football came al MurGri,tpwn wh.u
West NIrr,n.a meets W. d j., IN their
annual clash.
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ARRA1aHED BIZ Cu1unndR.
WASHINGTON. Nov. a6-Homer

WASHINGTON. Nov. 36.-Homer 8.
Cummings, chairman of the democratic
national committee, In q statement to-
night, arraigned congress for It's fall
ure to act at the extraordinary session
the reconstruction program outlined by
republican leaders.
Mr.. Cummings said tho house had
vestigations Of war activities" and that
the record in the Senate was even more
discrcditable" as Il had occupied six
months in sterile" debate without be-
ing able to say yes" or no" to the
peace treaty.
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No Gar,,n TodaY.

The CamCrOn- MOWmd@VlI.r FNmc ms
been postponed until SATURDAY. E"N-
emb"r GOTH. bcCaUS" Of the prevail TX
weather conditions. II would "" I'M
possible t. play on the tirId III It's prr"-
cnt condition. and rs th's is 30 BE- tn"
big Gaur of thu season. good brand
Of rnnth,l Is wanted. Th"r" Hrc sever
nj inches of water on tn" held and II
would be mex, to imposs.hi" To draw a
large crowd. The matter was arranged
20 the satisfaction Of h"ih
schools. and il was decided 10 pom"
the game until Saturday.
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MOUNDSVILLE
news
No Car Service.

Tho street car service between
Nuuud$y He and Wheeling - g mpi"t"-
" oil ur and may L. IN that C"uII;'"n
for The u,.,l two dI!S Hrcau~" 81 m"n!
heavy RAMS.
Til" last car out Of M"undsvillc, was
n, GOO u'ciurl, yesterday evening Had
.hc passengers had To walk the raIlr"ad
tract. from 81 "dric to gct 10 N" car
Nh. si:,s II. the narr0ws are many
and arc very large $" ihnt II VIII take
I, larg" force Of men tx" days 10 re-
move the mud and debris from the
tracks.
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Scarcity Of Water.

There wa~ "a vi, riaE" OF water in this
city and HruW"ud yesterday due 10 the
engine AZ tho MrM'cilrn and B"nwood
water plant breaking down, and the
wcrr placed At work Immediately. and it
Mas r:N,d for thu present. TLc pump
j. run by steam now. but It Will be run
l,y electricity N ln' near future.
The Wheeling intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1903-1961, 1919-11-27
SHE BATS OWN FISH
HOOK WITH WORMS

Mary PiCkford's latest picture.
Heart % tho Hills" adapted from the
story Ivy John Fox, Jr.. will be shown
Mt the Liberty theatre all this week. In
this story Miss Pickford takes the part
Of 4 mountain girl whose family rela-
tons are unsatisfactory, whose. etuca-
ton is limited and whose sweetheart in.
slsts on making her bait her own hooks
with worms.
The Wheeling intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1903-1961, 1919-11-27

~ and X Is probable that all Will he
sold BY This evening. Many people
from Wheeling VIII attend. and local
people are ais" planning to attend. The
sale Of tickets is IN hands Of the Red
Cross. and the Girl Scouts are helping
sell them. The proceeds Of the show
Will 80 10 the Red Cross.
The Wheeling intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1903-1961, 1919-11-27
Called By Death.

Nr. and Mrs. George rraubert were
morning on ,,"ruun, Of tho death Of Mrs.
Traubcrt's father. Mr.. l.. l.. Densn"rG.
Death was duo 10 pneumonia. after an
illness Of eight days. lutcrmcnl VIII
be made Thursday morning III Oil City,
Do
The Wheeling intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1903-1961, 1919-11-27
MCDOWELL HITLER.

Mr. Albert McD"ug.,i and Miss Drucy
Miller both of ClarlnEtpn, Ohio. were
married at the parsonage Of the F.rSt
NJ. f.. church yesterday morning by
krY. {. u. Slater.
The Wheeling intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1903-1961, 1919-11-27
Entertained aLst Evening.

Mrs. j. .. McEr!d" entertained the
rrnilrrs # Nj, Mary Gu' OWNS home
Oh tltih street. Ni"r discussing
uumh"r Of business matters. tho re-
maindrr Of the evening WAS spent in
social time. At 4 'rasuna1lc hour
delicious luncheon WAS served.
The Wheeling intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1903-1961, 1919-11-27
Improving.
Mr. M.,I,i

Mrs. Ncury MulrH, Wh0 met With 4
slight H'r:d"r' several days age. when
she sprui..rd her ankle. = getting along
nicely and VII soon l.. back 10 h"r nor
NAL condition.
The Wheeling intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1903-1961, 1919-11-27
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The Wheeling intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1903-1961, 1919-11-27

Four mon w,r" released from the pris-
on yesterday. TWO were rapidly dis
chnrp.rl, one WAS parduncd ana one
parolrd.
The Wheeling intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1903-1961, 1919-11-27
To Attend Meet,

A number of the teachers OF tho local
schools lett yesterday for Fa'rm"Ei T.
attend the STATE E.dlca'i"nnl .ISS"ci-
atlon which meets ihrI" tins week.
The Wheeling intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1903-1961, 1919-11-27

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