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The Bismarck tribune. [volume] (Bismarck, N.D.) 1916-current, 1919-01-15
HELP WANTED-dALE-
WELCOME! RETURNING
SOLDIERS AND SAILORS.

/ Full Information as .to,aH ems.
plOyment openings in this com
i munity and elsewhere. will be- CIV.
en- you FREE at the Bureau for
Returning Soldiers and Sailors,
Northwest Hotel BAildi1g. Phone
III. All national and local efforts
ITO assist you are there c0ncen.
trated.
United States Employment Service
u. S. Department Of Labor.
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ADAM 5SCHAAF y PlANO.3-Grands,
uprights and players. None better.
Special prices and terms during
session. Also bargains on two type
4 writer's. d. Ernest Hall. 500 Ho-
tel, Bismarck, N. d. :..
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PERSONAL

WIDOWS, More than WIVES, believe
in life insurance. Pure protection
without investment feature. Call or
write for rates. Statesmen wanted.
Guarantee Fund Life Association, i.
II. Langley, State Manager, 3ld
Broadway, Phone SSS.
II | Wk.
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FOR SALE-Complete newspaper
plant including two magazine limo.
type plant for sale because Of news
paper consolidating. Will sell at a
bargain il taken at once. Write, the
Leader, Long Prairie Minnesota.
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This looks like two-headed hammer of Thor but it is
only modern American invention mounted the deck
Of Uboa destroyer 1t is called Ygn and it launches
double depth charge release There's chance of get
ting the Uboat arboard and starboard at the time The
hammer heads depth bombs ready for release On
sailor has scratched "Saty Anthony"
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Historical Book Co., Chi.

choice. Historical Book Co., Chi
.cag0. i II ~, 3&s@A
AGENTS BREAKING AI.1rRECORDS
taking orders for our popular His
tory of the Great War. Wonder.
full Photographic illustrations. Big
commissions. Prospectus and outfit
free. N. u. Thompson SO. ~.
Louis, Mo-. O. 80, Is
LIFE OF THEODORE ROOSEVELT,
Introduction by ex-President Taft
+ History of World War by March,
$500 per hour selling these two
''boks! Biggest terms. Both outfits
free. State choice. Historical
Book Co., Chicago. Z, - H.. =
GUARANTEE FUND LIFE AssoCIA-
TON offers exceptional induce
ments to men or women who are ex-
I,erieneeds in, or who would like 70
enter the business Of life insurance
I Il, H. Langley, State Manager. 3l4
Broadway. &N%}I - i y II IL ] 'Wk
AGENTS breaking all records taking
orders for our popular History Of
;, the Great War. Wonderful photo
II, graphic illustrations. Big rcommis-
ssions. Prospectus and outfit free. n.
yD. Thompson & Co., st. Louis, Mo.
1-3-4-6-S-1O-1213-15
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NOTICE or MORTGAGE SALE ~
ADVERTISEMENT.

Whereas. default has been made in
The .ysal,.iit .as, ssssthe hereinafter d.
scriiNtl mofreage Containing power;
Of sale, by failure to pay interest due,
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ROOMS WANTED

have calls for rooms and houses
every day. can rent your property
cheaper than you can. Try me. l..
H. Langley, 314 Broadway. Phone
SSS.
II Wk
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WANTED-To buy Is or 20 young
pigs. Let me know what you have
for sale. price and size. Louis J
GarSke, Bismarck. Is e"
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MISCELLANEOUS

FOR SALE-Harness shop. stock aud
tolls, including Champion harness
and shoe stitcher, also shoe too's.
Fine place for shoemaker or tire
vulcanizer. in live town Of 500 pop
ulation. Write box 223, Parshau,
m D. ~ IT, / 1t lot ~
FOR SALE-I want some good live
wire that understands the hotel bus
mess, to buy my hotel at Carson, N.
Oak. live county seat town. and
the only hotel in town. This bust.
= ness will be just what you make It,:
10 you hotel man, that is looking
for a good location and a gold brick
must act quick. This is an OppOr-
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FOR SALE@-t'urniture to furnish
twelve rooms. Price reasonable;
want to sell on account poor health.
On car line. Close in. 81 4th St.
Phone 627R. 10 wk
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FOR JSALE--s15 baby cutter, good as
new. First $3.50 check takes it..
Mrs. J. l. ,Setser, 122 Ave. B. .....,
a,,.. IL .HtS = lt@.] / ~ st
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tunity, which will he grabbed at
first sight of this ad, ~ some level
headed business man. Special re-
quest to those who do not under
stand the hotel business, please do
not answer this ad, do not go into a
bsuiness that you know nothing
about and become a burden to our
good little live town and losing
game for yourself. This is good
business, it must not be ruined.
There is n lease on this hotel till
Sept. II. 1919, at $4,000 per month.
Price $6.5Q0.O0. "A. A, Anderson,
Box No 100, 93I 5th street, Bis
marck, ~ ID. Phone 3l5W.
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THE TRIBUNES CLASSIFIED COLUMN

... Classified Advertising Rates. I
Strictly CashNo Copy Without Remittance Attached
Will be Inserted. .@' 7H -'~-
First insertion IS cents additional insertions without change
Is cents Advertisements containing than Is words
will be charged at the rate Of two cents word additional
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AGENT-SALESMAN

AGENI-SALES
LIFE OF THEODORE ROOSEVELT,
by William Draper Lewis, his init.
mate political associate and friend
Low prices. Fully illustrated. De-
mand enormous. Big money maker
for solicitors. Special terms. Freight
paid, credit given. Outfit FREE.
Universal House, Philadelphia.
ys-s=>zss.. .,ses. 1,H IA l6,
LIFE OF TlIDODORE ROOSEvELT,
! dll6T0RY CT WORLD, WAR by:
March. Aseats With these two
books making 500 per hour. Big
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FOR SAIE--175 tons of best river
bottom hay, $4,000 per ton f. o. b.
cars at STEWARDSHIP. II miles from
Bismarck. Write or phone J. W..
Busch, 406F13: p. 0. Bismarck N.
Oak. ,,..-.- ....-...-.-,... .,...... IS ! swk
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WANTED-!TO hear from owner Of
farm or unimproved land for sale.
o. X. Hawley, Baldwin, wis.
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LIFE or THEODORE ROOSEVELT,
HISTORY or WORLD WAR by
March. Agents With these two books
making $500 per hour. Biggest
terms: Eoth outfits free. State
choice. Historical Book Co.. Chi
CagO. | II Is
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For SALE--Todd protectograph check
writer, Good as new. Call at Trib.
une Office 70 10 If
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FOR SALE-Gabler piano. Cowan
Drug Store II % tt
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grey saddle horse 8 yrs old, weight
1000; | registered percheron stall
lion, sure foal getter, weight 1850.
These horses arc all sound but will
trade for mdsc or land. in fact, any
the horses. For particulars write
u. j. Burgers, Olivia Cash Store,
konsberg, N. d.
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WANTED-Girl for general house.
work. Good Wages, Phone 654W.
1 II If
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ROOMS FOX RENT
FOR RENT-3 rooms all modern, IS
and 81 q month Warm ;r0oms for
winter and person can keep house
for Sc per night. 713 3rd street
- Ese5 1 g Ct
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LANDS

LANOS
FOR SAI-E--,N. w. IA Sec. 90 Twp.
1876 r - Morton Co.: N. D. Land clear.
Will sell for fair deal Make of.
fer No. 2S2, Lake Park, Iowa.
~ 1 Is st
FOR SALE-52O acres two miles q
MedOra, N. d., modern 8 room
house, $50 acres cultivation, deep
black soil, fenced, full set Of ma
chinery, $3.50, per acre $500 cash,
balance to suit. Mrs. II. f. johnson,
1922 Melbourne. Ave. Minneapolis,
: MINI. -
10 ut
FOR SALErS. e. II Sec. So. Twp.
141. Range Is Bur1eigh county
North Dakota, comprising 100 acres
!, near Driscoll, About 100 acres can
be plOwed and cultivated. Make
offer. Address Mrs. Louise Dahl.
1924 Graat. st., Denver; Colo.
.s,. I IA st
2.
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Y. ANTED- Girl for general house
work. S14 5th street. Phone 594.
.ss r. ,s,,j, n 4 3 tt
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ANY WOMAN can make money tax.
ing orders for Guaranteed hosiery
Salary or commission. All or mart
time. Experience unnec essary Ad.
dress No. 6S3 Tribune, Bismarck.
X. IL III mo
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HELP NEUTRALITY-SUSPICIOUS.
WlANTRD-Girl for general house:
work, Apply 4 Avenue A West. j,
! - 81 :. "A .::.sie n II IA / wk
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FLUSHING
Miss Esther Bcynon. of stewartsville

Miss Esther Beynon. OF Stewartsvllle
is visitinc with friends here.
NJ and Mrs. o. w Kirk. DR.. r. ),
KIRK and Mrs. Laura Sanborn. was q,
bethany, W Va. Tuesday. attending IN
funeral of Mrs. Linnic Wooley.
Dr ! r Klari. Of Columbus, is assist
ing Or. r. =. Kirk in his dental office.
Mrs, Ada Stephens and son. George. OF
Cleveland. are visiting her parents MT
and Mrs. Join Semnlc.
Mr.. and Mrs. r. II. Wiley were Wheel-
ing visitors Tuesday.
Mr. and Mrs. F. +. Corey were Wheel
ing visitors Thursday.
Mrs. Ada Birncy. Mrs. Jennie Bethel
and daughter Misc Bessie. Miss Helen
cb,lIcross and Mrs. John Howell are
attending the Centenary at Columbus,
iris week.
DR. c r. Newton. Of Akron. visited
over Sunday at tho home Of T. F. Bethel.
Mr. and Mrs Pearl Henderson. of
Stcubenville. arc visiting with MT. Hen
derson's parents. Mr.. and Mrs {. w.
Henderson.
Mr. and Mrs. Mart McNeal are visit
ing with relatives in Blissficld.
Mr.. and Mrs. Henry Fisher attended
the Centenary n few days the first OF
tho week
Mrs. VIM. Bethel. Mrs. Mary Hunter.
Miss Helen Bethel and n'Arlc Bethel at
tended tho funeral OF Mrs. Linnie Wool
cry. at Rathany. w. Va. on Tuesday.
Mrs. Paxton and daughter. Mrs. Fargo,
OF Kansas. arc visiting at the home OF
George Rush.
r. D. Judkins was a business visitor
in Cleveland few days this week.
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Beaire Bridgeport, Martins Ferry and Ohio Side News

and wife OF New York, are the guests
of friends here.
News was received here yesterday
morning stating S. G. Ally had been
killed in an automobile accident at a
railroad crossing near his home Tues
day night Details OF the accident were
not given. Deceased formerly lived in
Creme county, Pa, near this place and
| moved 10 Ohio several years ago. He
is we'll remembered here. wife and
three children survive.
Rev. s. G. Fisher Of this city. preach
cd the memorial sermon to the ODD Fell
lows at Jacktown last Sunday after
noon.
The Lincoln Chautauqua will open a
six days engagement at this place next
Wednesday. Tho attendance this year
promises 10 be better than ever before
| and program will lead all others ootn
in variety and talent.
Peter Fleming. who for some time
past has not been able to be ABOUT on
| account Of i'll health Is slowing i'm
proving.
Geo. H. Jones who has been confined
to the home for some time on account
Of i'll health was reported some better
yesterday.
Geo. Hart sustained a badly mashed
foot while working at the foundation
for a house AT the west end OF the
city yesterday The injury will dis
qualify him from work for quite q
| spell.
The board Of education will meet next
Monday TO appoint the teachers for the
ensuing term. and TO transact such
other business as may come before the
| board.
Jas. Donahue, who works IN a glass
house at Clarksburg. is spending a few
days with his family at his home here.
r. VI. Terrell has accepted position
as clerk nj the First National bank.
vice Earl NOVEL;. resigned.
Randall Reid is on n fishing trip to
| the mountains this week.
II. W. Watson and Attorney ]. B. AL
lison motorcd to Moundsville yesterday
| to attend 10 some business.
o. D. McIlvain has broken ground
for n new residence in the east end.
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SANDY RIDGE, 0.

Tho Union picnic at Speidsl proved II
be n most enjoyable affair. A large
crowd wns In attendance and at the
noon hour a grand dinner was served Il
all present. Row. w. c. Patterson was
there Ia assist with the program. Miss
Williams. OF Belmont, gave several mu-
Steal selections which were greatly en-
J">"d. This Ia tho first prcnrc that has
ever been held III speidel and we hope
II may not be the last.
Tho young people OF tho Grange held
mnrshnallow toast and vicente rnast
at Mnplowood school house Tuesday
evening. A delightful time was had by
those present.
ChlldrrnR Day services were held at
Grange Hall Friday evening In charge Of
Mrs, Mary Woodland.
Mr., and Mrs. John Brooks and family
spent Sunday with Mr.. and Mrs. George
Truax Of Lower Sandy,
Miss Mary Harris spent Sunday with
Misses Audrey and Inez Fisher
Mrs, CLANCY. of GAINESVILLE, Is visit
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Cameron Briefs.

Tho 1Iotcl Porter closed its doors 70
the public July first. II WIS clhimco
there was no money In serving m"nls at
tho nrcScnt high prices OF Er"""rl"s ana
produce.
Mr. and Mrs. T. II. Neil arc spending
their vacation at Atlantic city.
4. Howard md son. DR.. Harry Vow
nrd, came HON" yesterday morning
after spending q week fishing Mt IN"
Cameron Orchard FofS farm Ht
KCYSCr.
Earl NOVEL;. who recently resigned
his position Ms clerk mt III" First M
,Ionnl bank. has accepted n like position
nj tho Bank nf Cameron.
bic business deal which had been
going on for Some tim" wns brought
70 n closc this week when Mrs. Hughes
md siSlcr, Mrs. Carney. took over the
gents furnishing and notion store OF
T. H. Cnrpcntcr This Is one OF the
hl,- shores IT tho city and has in the
ms, enjoyed an immens" trad" and the
r.w uanagjrmrnt which has already
took pussrssiun will hold its rcPuta-
lion ny "a IN" standard.
Mortimer Marltns Of East Liverpool,
ohio. Is in tn" city IN" guest OF
friends.
Mrs. -. =. Chadduck and daughter.
Miss llIlio, were StoPplh6 III '"'''-
ing yesterday.
Anrcn Porter and two daughters.
Misses Cirmrniine and Naomi. motorcd
to wheeling yesterday 10 do some
shopping,
Herman Pipes has purchased fine
Stuty automobile 1t Is claimed that
mis- is the finest car in the city,
Lee Fitzgerald returned HON" TO
Akron, OHIO. yesterday morning after
paying his parents. Mr. and Mrs. j. A.
Fitzgerald II visit,
/. y. Todd and daughter Miss Eva
Of Cleveland. Ohio. and son, Rudolph,
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CAMERON
Cameron Good Roads Committee,

Tho Cameron District Good ROADS
committee held a we'll attended meet
ing in tho city building IN Cameron.
Tuesday evening. They decided I"
hard surface tn" class road Icad'hE
bv tho way Of Poplar Springs. theme"
out Wayneshurg pike TO tho Webster
distric, line Mt In" carmichael farm.
And beginning on tn" Green Valley
road ut the corporation line and going
70 tho PENNSYLVANIA line. Then begin
ming on class r road. beginning ut the
end Of the paved street at IN" q. W.
Pipes property on Mapl" ar"nu" ana
leading to tho Liberty district hnc III
tho l.. l.. Howard farm. Then begin
ming nj Alkaline street at the bridge
md running to tho Liberty district line
on tho Jones hill. Theme" beginning
et Glen Easton relocate and grade the
Glen ,Eaaton Hin road leading 10 Fork
Ridge through Abb Love farm Then
beginning Mt the end Of the pavement
Mt Loudcnville leading 10 IN" VIM
Williams farm then down Fork Ridge
ms far ms Tho financial situation Will
permit.
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.nE Mr.. and Mrs. Bert Bailey.

ing Mr.. and Mrs. Bert Bailey.
Mr.. and Mrs. Lottie Howell and fam
lily Of GAINESVILLE. spent Sunday with
Nr. and Mrs. s. A. Howell.
Mrs. Vernon Mulqun and children,
who have been visiting friends and rel
atives in this vicinity returned to their
home in Mansfield Sunday.
Mr. and Mrs. Willis Smith and family
attended the picnic at Speidcl Saturday.
Mrs. Daniel Berry Of GAINESVILLE. Is
visiting MI and MITE Caleb Hobbs.
Mr. and Mrs. Ellsworth Meade and
family of Olipctt, Spent Sunday In
Moundsville.
Miss Hilda boyd spent Sunday with
Miss Lola Crawford. Of Fairview.
Miss lone Kunkle of Wheeling. Is Wis
itinr Miss Daisy Burchfeld.
Miss Mildred Bailey OF Mt. HOLY
spent Wednesday with Miss Lillian
Hof imam at Tacoma
Miss Edna Sears Was a business caller
in Wheeling Thursday.
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RridReport Briefs

Charles shepherd Of this city. Ieft
yesterday on n business trip to Fon-Du-
Lac. Mich.
Charles Ncugart CT the Standard Au-
tomobile agency. arrived homo yester-
day from a business trip through the
eastern part Of the state.
Ealc Duff and party Of friends left
Yesterday for a few days fishing trip on
Captinc creek.
Few people were seen on the streets
Of tho town yesterday. most or them
spent the day at one OF the various
places Of amusement.
John o. Graeh. Of this city. is spend
ing n week visiting with relatives at
Woodsfleld. Ohio.
Carl Wilson has sold his home IN
Kirkwood. 10 Everett Parsons. and re-
moved his family to Wheeling.
II r. Hickey. local business man.
spent tho Fourth with friends IN the
country east Of Wheeling.
Miss Rose Eichenherger. Of ST. Glars
willie, Ohio, is visiting with friends IN
this city.
The Wheeling intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1903-1961, 1919-07-05
WnasNall 0arne Popular.

The baseball games which were played
at League park yesterday morning and
afternoon. proved very popular. "nd
were probably the best attended games
which have been played at tho local
park during the summer. One Of Tho
athletic events, . wrestling bout he
tween two local youngsters. Ralph
Graham and Richard Cain. resulted IN
Cain winning two falls out Of three.
and proved Of especial interest TO 'hc
fans In the grandstand.
The Wheeling intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1903-1961, 1919-07-05

The residents Of this city Who were
DESTROYS Of spending the Fourth away
from home were not at a loss for picnics
to attend yesterday. as there were moro
occasions Of this nature taking place
yesterday than on any holiday known.
The streets Of tho town were pra"u-
cally deserted most Of the day and the
day was the quietest of the kind ever
known here.
The Wheeling intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1903-1961, 1919-07-05
Saw Dempsey Win.

A number Of Bellaire men yesterday
afternoon saw Jack Dempsey give sS,ss
willard a knockout and. thus Won the
heavyweight pugilistic title. Among
I those from here seeing the brief fight
were Sam Bonar. Joe Hodge. James Nc
Kclvey, VIM. f. Dover, Herbert Nc
Yey and Lee Levi.
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MARTINS
FERRY
NEWS
Rorxiooa Won Attended
Leave news items for The Intel
liEencer At Mobiles Furniture
Store, Shane's News Stand, Johns
Brothers Cigar Store and Birds
News Agency,

The union church services which
were held at st. Poul's Episcopal
church on Walnut street. yesterday
morning at 10 o'clock. were exception
ally we'll attended and interesting. The
main address Of the morning was de-
hvered by Judge Nichols. of st. Glars
VILE. and the oath Of allegiance TO the
flag was administered by the Hon.
James Ralston. mayer Of tho city.
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Raka SRlo Today,

The members Of the Fifth street A.
NJ. f. Sunday school Of this city will
give a sale OF homc-bakcd goods for
the benefit Of the Sunday school. In tho
rooms In the Kerr building on FOURTH
street. formerly occupied by tho Nay
dry goods store, this afternoon and
evening. and there is little doubt TINT
they will be we'll patronizcd.
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0utinR TomorTow.

Delegates TO the national convention
Of Flint Glassworkers here will enjoy
an outing tomorrow at the JungietoWn
fishing camp. Swimming and other dI-
versions will be enjoyed. All kinds OF
refreshments will be furnished the
delegates.
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xnrinn 70 lGeet Monday.

A meeting Of the members Of the
American Legion Of this city has been
called to take place at the Board of
Trade rooms on Fourth street. Monday
evening Of the coming week. at i.3C
o'clock, and all Of the members are ex-
pected to attend. Tho committee on
bylaws will be prepared to submit their
report and their work will be discussed
and acted upon
The Wheeling intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1903-1961, 1919-07-05
Few FOURTH Accidents.

There were few accidents in Bellaire
yesterday, due TO premature discharge
OF fire crackers. No persons were
known to have been seriously burned.
Al the city hospital last night IT was
stated that no vicim OF the Fourth Sad
been received here.
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Struck Ont rwsnty:three Mon.

In a game Of baseball at Nefrs yes
terday morning. Heidlebach. formerly
twirler Of the Bellaire Athletics Tanned
Itwenty-three batsmen Of the Pinch Run
team. Nefrs won the contest by the
, score OF 1872. They also won the
afternoon game S to 4.
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Sports This Aftsrnoon.

This afternoon promises to be enjoy
able for the 200 delegates at the Nation
al Flint Glassworkers' convention here.
! They will spend the afternoon at the
Sixteenth street park in athletic con-
tests. A baseball game is among the
! contests on the program.
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no Preaching at st. Johns.

There will DO no preaching serN rc"s
AZ at, Johns Lutheran church on North
Fourth street, either tomorrow morn'rF
or evening, on account Of the necessary
absence Of the pastor. Rev. kornthru"r.
In New York. on business.
Most Of tho other local churches hnvr
suspended their "vonlng services for Il'r
remainder OF tho summer months.
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rradss and Labor Meeting.

The semi-monthly meeting OF he
Belmont Trades and Labor assembly
with representatives in all Of the towns
In the county. will meet in the halls or
the Heinlein building. Sunday afternoon
at 2 o'clock. and a large ATTENDANCE" or
the delegates ia expected. as matters or
importance will be discussed.
The Wheeling intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1903-1961, 1919-07-05

Special Dispatch TO The IntelliGenoer.
KEYSER. W. Va. July 4.-Keyser
had an elaborate celebration today in
connection with the annual meeting OF
the Cumberland Valley Volunteer Fire
mems associati ion. The city is elaoor-
ately decorated. The firemen's patrio-
tic and civic parade took place this
morning having been the largest pag-
cant ever seen here. This afternoon
a riding tournament was held in Mill
Meadow under the auspices OF the
Brotherhood Of Railway Carmen Of
America. band concert featured to-
night. Tomorrow the various contests
take place The prizes aggregate $500.
BUY VAR SAVINGS STAMPS
The Wheeling intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1903-1961, 1919-07-05

The Yorkvlllo Athletic club won m"
frst, or morning Rare. Of tho TWO which
were played at League park yrstcI,Iny
by tho ncorn Of 30 l.
Tho Eamo was interesting Throughout
md tho up-the-rivcr team now has the
advantage Of one game over the Eagles
The Wheeling intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1903-1961, 1919-07-05

There arc as many kinds Of love 81
there are Of automobiles. but ltut
fllvvcr and a little filtration. which car'
bc exchanged each year for n new ono
continue TO be the most inexpensive AMI
popular varieties.
Most bachelors think Of marriage ~
vaguely and hazily as they think OF Ney
Years Day-that's why they arc
ways so shocked when 1t happens -
thcm-in June ., Z. III