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The Irish standard., 1919-03-08
Won1en's Catholic Union
Organized In Minnesota

ing secretary, Mrs. Nelson Barstow,
Anoka; auditor, Mrs. j. S. Randall, Lit.
tie Falls; historian, Miss Lillian
Taaffe, Minneapolis, and custodian,
Mrs. ]. Streator, ST. Paul.
The resolutions committee appointed
included Miss Mary Chute, Minneapo.
lis; Mrs. j. Sherwood, Alexandria, and
Mrs. T. Whalen, Sleepy Eye. The con-
stitution committee named had as
members Mrs. E. G. Ives, st. Paul:
Mrs. Andrew Moynenan, Sauk Center
and Miss Helen Dore, st. Paul Mrs.
Daniel M. Coonan of Minneapolis heads
the organization committee, and other
members include Mrs. ]. G. Famichon,
Minneapolis and Mrs. A. G. Tscharon-
per, st. Cloud.
The Rev. j. NJ Cleary and the Rev.
Thomas E. Cullen of Minneapolis,
spoke of the constructive work possi-
BILE through such an organization, and
the Rev. Lawrence Ryan, pastor of the
Cathedral of st. Paul. emphasized the
necessity for the coalescing of the
many peoples within our border into
one and the Matchmaking of the use of
English.
Mrs. Walsh, who was instrumental
in starting the league, was made pres
ident of the national society in Mo-
vember, 1917, at. gathering of presi-
dents of all Catholic women's organ
izations in the United States, which
was held in Chicago.
The Irish standard., 1919-03-08
Rumored President Had Old
Grudge Against CohaIan
Boston Meeting Votes Censure Of

Boston Meeting Votes censure Of
President.
Boston, March 6.-Delegates of four
Irish societies at meeting of the AS
sociated Branches of the Friends of
Irish Freedom voted to extend an in
vitation to Justice Daniel F. Cohalan
of New York to be the guest of honor
at a banquet in this city on March II.
A resolution, which was adopted, de-
clared that Americans of Irish blood
were grievously offended at the action
of President Wilson at the Metropoli-
tan opera house in New York in refus-
ing to meet committee named by the
Irish race convention at Philadelphia
until Justice Cohalan had withdrawn
from the ROOM"
Matthew Cummings, who presided,
announced Justice Cohalan was one Of
the men selected by the national or
ganization of the Friends of Irish Free
dom to go to France to press it's de-
mands at the peace conference.
THINK IN .1NTEREsT-sAvE-
MSGR. FLETCHER, BALTIMORE
DEAD.
Baltimore, Feb. 21.-Msgr. William
A.. Fletcher, rector of the Baltimore
Cathedral, and the closest ecclesiasti-
cal associate of Cardinal Gibbons in
the United States, died this morning
at Mercy hospital.
Monsignor Fletcher was stricken
with an attack of heart failure last
SEPTEMBER and never fully recovered
from it's effects. He died FROM this
disease. Mensignor Fletcher was vest
ed with the purple in 1914 by Cardinal
Gibbons He has been member of
priesthood for twenty-nine years, twen-
ty-four of which he spent as an asso-
ciate of Cardinal Gibbons in the Catho-
lie Cathedral household.
THINK IN 1NTEREsT-sAvE-
Rev. Daniel ]. Murphy, aged 63
years, professor of languages at St.
Rita's College, Chicago, died sudden
ly in that city last week. He was the
author of number of books. and had
written many short stories. He was
born at Glen Falls, NJ
The Irish standard., 1919-03-08
THINK IN 1NTEREsr-sAvE-

Chicago, March 5.-The Rev. Fa-
ther Matthew C. Anic and the Rev.
Father A. M. Kraschowitz, lifelong
friends and fellow pastors of Cath
olic churches here, died at the same
hour Tuesday night, it was learned
today.
Father Anic was stricken with in
fiuenza two weeks ago. Father Kros-
chowitz went to nurse him. He q! =
contracted the disease.
The Irish standard., 1919-03-08

IN 1NrEREsr-sAyE-
The Irish standard., 1919-03-08

THINK In INTEREST.
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McMechc~ Personals.

wn''rr Kcrrrr - spending Trlmh"r
NJ days IN T,irm"nt on business.
Roy H;cke. who has ho"n i'll NJ h'e
homo FOR several days. 10 now on tho
road 70 recovery.
TTorac" Knight Is i'll nj h'e hnm" on
Marshal, street.
Mr. and Mrs VI r. Morgan arr visit.
inC rclativne ~ Post Toy
Miss Olive Filhin - improving aTt"r
several days illness.
Miss D"dd hns returned 70 E"thary
after hrlcr visit hero.
Ravmond Miller or Marietta is calling
nn friends hnr~
Elmer Conner Is III ~ his home on
Fourth street.
Mr. md Mrs. TTarrv Jennings arc call
ing on friends NJ Columbus.
Tho son ~ Mr. md Mrs. Calvin Miller
continues III
MIss ITclcn vornor Is III ~ h"r homo
IN Tenth street:
Mr.. and Mr.. C7arcnc" Coleman ~ Can.
20 nar" visiting friends hero for several
days.
Tho children ~ Mr.. md Mrs. George
Hall arc confined NJ their homo on sixth
street H.
Mrs Elmer Conner 70 Commissioning
nrtcr several days Illness
Mrs. Ada colo Is III ~ her HON" on
Marshall strrct.
Mrs. I. Stephens IS seriously IL at her
home on seventh street
Miss Frances Gi1l;Gan has returned 20
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Side; Talks 81
e by RQfth Cameron 81
THE HAPPINESS OF EAGERNEss

''Thurcau tclls about som" mysterious
md beautiful night warbler which hc
has often heard and Witch II" cannot
identify"
"Em"rsOn." Burroughs goes on to say.
told ThOrcau that he must beware OF
finding and booking IT lest life have
nothing more to show him
Another example o! caGcrncSs and
happiness. IS il not"
IF It Were It wouldn't Be So
Beautiful"
Years ago. We lived one summer in
little house which was set on n Ode
water river Once in n while when tho
tide was Just right, the river would rise
in q shining cXpInSc which covered all
the grasses and flowed almost 10 our
door steps At such times looking out
Of our living room windows We seemed
to hr ~ the salon Of ship for we
could soc no land n; all. Whenever
these tides came | would rcvcl in tho
beautiful ncarn"SS of tn" river and
would say "Wuuldnt II b" beautiful If
II wcr" lIl" tins all IN" time" And
then my mother would say. If 1t were
Il wouldn't h,. so h"a,tIfui"
Their" ar" fly" lines of verso which
Seem to mo to catch tn" spirit Of tn"
happiness Of caG"ru"SS very well. /
shall II" glad If l"u lik" th"ni.
Npi ri.
n boy with wiStful face and eyes.
lager Yet glad. as l'HradIS"
Though not yet his were waiting still
Tomorrow kingdom Of his WILL
just 'h"r". beyond the nearest hin"
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LEGAL NOTICES.
SALE OF STREET IMPROVEMENT
BONDS.
Town of Woodsdale, Ohio County, West
Virginia:

Town of woodsdale, Ohio County, West
Virginia:
The Undersigned Commissioners. ar-
pointed for tn" purpos" by tn" Council!
the Slh day of November. 1919. at II
n'riUCk. noon, receive scaled bids Tor
the sale az ono Hundred Thousand Dol
lars Slnn o00n0) worth OF street I'M
prnvcmcnt Coupon Bonds or tn" Town
of Wuodsdalr. with accrued Interest,
said bonds being NUMBERED from 10
100 inclusive. in the d"n0niIa::HH nr
One Thousand Dollars (S1.00O.no) Zach.
All OF said bonds. or amy part thereof:
arr rrdrcmahlr Al tho option Of council
ten uo) vars from th"Ir dat". and are
payable jhirty-f"ur go years from
dat. with interest At the rat" II fiv"
prr rent $50 per annum. payable. an
nuIlly at the Dollar Savings 4 Trust
Company. Wheeling West Virginia. and
are dated November LIST, 1919.
said bonds having been approved by
tn" Attorney general of the Stat" Of
West Virginia. as required by Chapter
- If IN" Acts Of 1917. Ir" now 4 binding
"hlEatiun upon III" town of Wo"dSdalc,
West NirElnla.
Each hid shall ~, accompanied hy Il
cent Of thu value Of tn" bonds hid pur.
payable I" the undersigned commits
SiOnrrs.
The sad commissioners r"s"rv" the
right I" reject any and all bids. and may
use the check accompanying bids Is Ii
QuilIt"d damages for failure to comply
with tn" bid. tt III" same il accepted.
All bids shall l." marked "R.ds f.
Woodsdal" I:mnds." and mailed 10 X. j..
Eaylnr. No. 305 National Bank Building.
Wheeling. West virginia.
GEORGE w. BARRON,
OTTO StTIENK.
GEO. \. l..hI'GIlIlE.
n-l:- commissioners.
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EIGHT STATES IN THE
AUSTRIAN REPUBLIC

VIENNA. oct. 13-fHy tho Associated
lr"Ssl--At the conclusion Of long ron
f"r"n"" with representatives of tn" ,.ro-
Tinc'Hl assembly. Chance Her E"nncr
said II" hoped tit" now constitution Tor
Austria would lac ready 10y tn" spring
Tho general plan. y" Hltrh runtrmplat"d
tho federation Of Ia" austrian statcs.
each preserving 10 = large dEErcc its
autonomy. with TIA" central gurcrnmcn NJ
controlling interstate relations.
West Hungary * I" h"Cnm" a separate
stat" and Will no, h" incorporated mt"
Styr,a. as was first intended. Thus inc
r,rullic viii consist Of eight states.
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What Moses Wrote,

MANCHESTER. y. H.. oct. l?.-In n
letter To- Il Manchester Friend. received
SundHy. Senator ti""rg" H. Moses
writes Of Ir"si'irnt Wilson as follows:
"Thr rr' s.d"nt IS a very sick man.
II" suffered cerebral lesion either dur
inE his speech at Pueblo or immediatc-
ly thereafter. ana on" Of tho readily
diScrrnIbl" results is II slight facial
paralysis.
His condition IS such that while this
lesion ~ healing l." is absolutely unable
To undergo any experience" which re-
qujrrS concentration Of mind. and that
the consequent suifuSi"u If blood IN thu
brain. the prrSSur" Of which would he
likviy t. r""p,n this lesion. or IN cause
new ones. with Il probably fatal result.
"Of course. h. may got wrll--that is
h. nay live. Eur iC II" docs he viii
not bc my material force or factor in
anything
ON" "f TIA" interesting rumors here
is that Colonel Ilous" IS coming home
t. nv "Id impress "r tn" president
that h" should ahdioai. for few
months and 'Hll Marshall 70 b" acting
PRES .d"n;.'
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\ friend Of min" has just gotten a
davenport which she has wanted Tor
two Years and had on order as many
months.
Sh" got II installed and thcn called
me- in To- see tn" effect. 1t certainly
added ION per cent 10 the room. l sad
So.
Doesn't it," she hrcathcd with III"
d. lighI of one who has waited long
enough for an Improvement TO fully
SAVIOR II. 4 think III" room looks just
as | want il To now
THAT is" she added. 1T will as soon
as We get that old desk don" over. |
can hardly wait. 1t Will b" perfect
them
Her Husband Laughed at Her
"Oh no. it won't" laughed her huS-
band at least. you wont think SO.
Y"ull be saying il will be perfect rs
soon rs We get something else. f"uN
never he satisfied"
"Pcrhaps." said tho Authorman. who
had also been summoned IN ~ SEQ the
effect Of the new davenport. that why
she's always 50 happy
"Du happiness and dlSCOnf'ht 30 to-
gcrhcr"' asked her husband
Il didn't. mean. happiness and diScon-
tent. meant happiness and 'iE"rn"S!,
sand the Nurhounau. "un" can b" eager
without being the least bit dlS""n'
tented.
Emerson's Warning 70 Thoreau
As for Inc. my mind flew OF strangely
enough Tor not StrauErly) To something
John IiurrnU. rs tolls Of ThOrrau. All
through his WRITINGS. says Rurr"uEhN
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! BRAIN TESTS|
; BY SAM LLOYD. \
A>>>A>AAA~A>AA>>%


As is apparent four similar squares
can be combined L" form ono larEc
square. but il ~ Il different matter
" hen we tackle tho proposition OF com
hinsnC three similar squares Ia produce
II Singl" larger square. So "" VII! aSh
nur ruzzICrS to diSSrcl those three
squares INTO tho fcw"Et roSsihl" number
Of pieces which can l." fitted tost"h'r
to form on" larg" square.
ANSWER To 80 "iS.
Tho nv"rag" speed for tn" first IVY"
hours was o., miles per hour. for III"
last iwu hours. - mil"S.
Difference" 49,. miles III two hours
or 80 miles in on" hour.
Hence the diS;amC" accomplished IN
the first rouh was 71as miles. III IN"
second 49,. in the third "I's and IN inc
fourth 4%L,.
nrnpNrLchi 1H1G. hv Sum LOydD
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NOTICE


pffic" uf ~" clerk. Comfy Court. ONO
t"u'rir. StI;" "r We: Virginia.
T." Whom :; May Cunr"ru'
Nui.cc Is h'r"hy given ia; arp!:"a-
ton has been mad h.'"r" M III" I'M
d"rairurd tlrrr uf SAID Court hy ILm'S
II. C""u. for the granting "f LETTERS
'nf Administrator upon the E$tat" 81
Gllbrrt IpirgrCv". 4 suppressed d"""dent
who has been absent from I'll" stat" ~
West Virginia. f"r moro than a r"ri"h
Of seven Years: the ~ d Gilbert nd"-
grove being late i resident Of ONO
County. W"s; Virginia. and that III" 9th
day ~ Nnv, uihrr. 1919. a. 10 "'."rN q:
m n my "ffIr" in IN" ''"urt llouS" ct
tn. rIiy ~ Wh"~'.ns. On" county. N"%'
NIrEin.a. Las been arp".a;"d n ''mr
and place that - Iir1'r" WI w. BEARD
l,,.fnr" i,l,. converting IL" Hil"&"d alb
sen, -: IN" sad Gr;n"rt nd gr"y."
ruhIi$h"d or IN first ;.IH. the ""'h
day. uf September. i"l".
joins H. WELLS. 'I"rE.
Comfy rnurf. rnrn County. sat "t
West Virginia.
joins : RITZ. Attorney.
f.: James II tocn, tn" - T.; "n"r
s-30-n-I. ~
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CARD OF THANKS
CARD OF THANKS.

wish 10 take advantage of the daily
press rs a means ~ expressing TO my
many friends my heartfelt thanks i"r
th"ir help and kindness n the death "l
my husband
/ wish ESPECIALLY to thank thoS" who
sant. tn" ministers for Their words 81
and assurance. and Ter those
VIII" gay" the floral uff"rluG1
n-li-E Mrs W. u. DAVIS.
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Quiet wedding.

A 0u'c' Wedding was S"l"1ln'z'd 81
nrlav ~ th" thr:Sti.. - church nhrs"rAE",
when Mics Ella Oliver Of this city b.
came tho hrdr ~ Mr.. Everett Hawkins.
also Of this city. Rnv. Wilkinson p"r-
formed IN" ceremony. after whi"h IN"
rouplr took up 'hrir rrSidrnc" in ~" r
now homo n IN" BROOKLYN addition
They arc both we'll known hor". and h1v"
tho hearty congratulations Of th"ir manN
friends.
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Retnrned From HOSPITAL.

Leslie WhiirSidr. who. has been III
an army hospital III litishurSh Tor ~
past several months. returned I" ms
HON" IN Tins city yesterday. Nhl''HI"'
while IN service oH,IS"AS was """".''u
and did not tully recover when il" III"
returned tn ihlS country. lie Wis S'",
To ,'amp I.cr where he spent several
weeks in the hospital III that city. ana
rro,, there hr was sent to the MariT'"
hosr,-aI in Iiitshurch lie is much i'm
proycd now, and no doubt Will l." bark
IN his normal condition IN Il few weeks.
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Administrators Notice.

Notice L. crrdilUrs ard debtors OF
john f.. Yuckc. deceased.
/: IS requested that ali accounts
against John f. Ynrk". d"c"asrd. l."
filed with III" uHd"r'IGn"d twh" has
qualified rs administrator Of IN" cS-
tatrD on ur before .IauuIr" lSt. 1870.
All drh:"rS a-r requested IL make
sct,Icmcrt nr communicate. with III" ad-
mluIstrat"r ON nr hrrnr" that dat.
GEO. g. HINT. Admr.
Ave. a. Ehgdalr. Wig.
Estate OF John +. Yo'k".
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Emerson's Warning 70 Thoreau
MECHEN


The m"mb"rS Of IN" k"d gross S"''''S
Of This cI,y will meet inns evening III '''''
public school auditorium al 80 ''"'N'
Tn, purpose If m" meeting - I" '"''' =
class to take care Of III" SIck IN lh'E
r,ry Miss Laura SrhadducE. Sun"rln-
,anion, If the t;lrudpl" h"Spital, Will h''
instructor Of the meeting. ;rnd th"N"
Wishing 10 take up VA" HON" nursing
work arc requested u l' i'ii''cnl at IN
meeting this evening.
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Literary Program.

The nau'hIy program "f tho literary
societies Of tho 1nlrn high school WHY
ben rcnd"C"d Saturday afternoon IN IN"
study hall II Tho school. Thos" ~ ch'rE"
Of the program hay" been working hard.
md can assure ON" ct tho best programs
that has kr"n ccnd'r"d by IN" school
The rrnE-am will h""tl. - : "'clocN.
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IN BANKRUPTCY.

United states &c America. N"rtn"rn p:S-
:r..t 80 West virginia. -:
In th. United States District Court IN
and for said n:str.";.. .,.,,,.
HJnkrupt. ~. I'll. Ia bankruptcy.
Petition c"r Discharge.
TO IT." Honorable Aston q. DAYTON.
Judg,. If IN, District Cour; Of the
tinted states for the Northern DlS-
trict Of West NirEina:
Alyah l. Bcardslry. Of Wheeling. IN
the county Of ohio. and Stat" "i Mr VS.,
Virginia. IN SAID District. r"*r'~tIuiy
r,nrrgrn.s thai on IN" Iath day "f juno.
1918 b. WAS duly aiIudGcd Il 'Ninhrunt
under the acts of Congress relating L"
hankruit"y: tina; h. has duly SURRENDER
ci all his PROPERTY and rights OF prop
nr,y. aud has fully complied WIKI ali N"
rcu,i.r, mrntS or SAID acts and Of orders
Of tho court touching his haukrurt"E.
WEErfCrr hr prIyS that Il" may ""
,Icrrrrd bv the Court To have a fall dis
charH.. from all debts pr"Vah!N against
his estate under sad bankrupt acts. eN-
rrpt such debts as are excepted h. law
from such discharge.
Dated this second day of September,
a. - ,NILvAu p. REARnSLEY,
Bankrupt
Order Of Notice Thereon.
Northern District Of west virginia; IS IS
on 'l!s 18TH day Df september. y. H.
1919. on reading the foregoing ncttloh'
II is. ,
Ordered by TIL" Court that a hearing s
h" had upon tn" same on the TN Gay or
November. A. ~, 1919. before said Court
at wheeling. in said district, at ten
O'clock in u" forenoon; and that notice
thereof BE- published in the wheeling
lrtrllvcncrr, a newspaper printed In
said District. and that all known cred
tors and other persons in interest may
appear at the said time and place ana
show cause. If any they have; why the
prayer Of the said petition should not
be granted.
And il is further ordered by tho Court.
that the clcrk shall scnd by mail 10 all
known creditors copies Of said petition
and this order addressed I" them NJ
their places OF residence as stated
Witness tho Honorable Aston q. Day
ton, Judge Of the said Court. ana the
seal thereof. at Wheeling. in SAID diS-
trict. on the 18th day Of September A.
d.. 1919.
~ 4. r. BARRETT. Clerk.
l.. S. y. G. y. d. w. Va
O---Ii
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YOU HEAR THAT WORKERS

YOU HEAR THAT WORKERS
ARE wAETED-and they are. But
that docs not mean that some good
Job Is going to search for youn until
It finds you The job usually waits
for the man to como after It; and tho
man usually learns where to go
through telling about himself through
q classified Advertisement. It Is tho
regular way"
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NO REPuLSrYE FACES

ST. LOUIS. No. Oci. r FA"iaI re-
const rur'lon has boon 80 successful! that
thor" is not an American soldier wound
Cd in III" war. with a r"rulsir" face.
according 10 n report made n TN" CON
v"nti"n Of III" Ass""iati"n Of Military
Surgeons II IN" Tinted States here to-
10
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RnIghts Of pHthias Lodge.

The members ot tn" Knights OF
Iythras Lodge will meet this evening IN
the x. ~ T. hall on Marshall street AT
s o'clock. Thor" 70 q large class up Tor
initiation aud number Of hIS!n"Ss MAJ
tcrs are to hc discussed. IN" meeting
will be concluded by a smoker
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80 KILLED IN
SICILY RIOTS

PARIS. oct. $.-N"wS paper dispatches
from Rom" state that about 20 persons
hhv" boon Killed in encounters between
armed peasants and troops in Sicily.
Th"r" were mdny wounded. TIL" unrest
among III" pcn"ants is Increasing and
bands "f armed PEASANTS arc roaming
III" rural Districts
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MILLIONS are suffering with rhenmA.
tism. Most important discovery Of tho
age. herb that actually drives thu
tlrcly out Of the system. People write
US and say they are astounded at the re.
suits. especially on the kidneys Just
think OF the money making possibilities.
Representatives wanted. $L13 pound
post paid. 10 pounds IS express paid.
rheumatism Herb Co.. Venice. Callfor-
MA. mY-zt-tt
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VOTED FOR STRIKE

JERSEY CITY. y. J.. oct. l3-About
! 100 employees OF Swift and company.
packers. voted tonight TO STRIKE tomnr-
row for a - percent WAC" increase. APP
prvxlmai"ly 100 are women.
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WANTED-Male and Female

wANTED-Census clerks, (men women).
1910 needed. sos month. Age. 1880.
Experience unnecessary. Examinations
Wheeling Oct. IS. For free particulars,
write J. Leonard (former governme {
cxaminer) 1855 Equitable Bldg Wash
inEtOn. o-4-m
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MarallnlauoW Toast.

McssrS. Edgar gallagher and S"nce'
MCCombS VIII entertain Il Croun al th'!'
friends thus "v"u.riS with = marShmaF
low TOAST on tn" k'Illy hill.
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BUSINESS OPPORTUNITIES

WANTED to hear from party who can
invest 1900 10 $500 In good business
proposition . Please furnish reference
in letter. business Proposition, care In
tclliSCnC.r. Ohm
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POSITIONS WANTED-Mals

WAHTED-Position. Married man,
stcnagrapher -bookkeeper; years ex-
periGncc. Can manage office. Best ref
crcuce. Will start at once. Address
Strnographcr, PIG Eoff St., City. OIL
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WANTED-FemaA

wANTED-E1perienc girl to work in
flower store. Apply at once Philadel-
ph.a Florist. Liberty Theatre Bldg.
o-l3-i
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wANTED-Quartct singers for 'Over
There" Revue: steady work and long
seasons; opening for 10 men; all voices;
must b. \. f. +. men experienced in this
line: send for application blanks. Over
There Revue Co.. Cleveland. Ohio, care
Colonial Hotel. oc.9-k
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FOR SALE ton G. NJ. c. truck. In
use only six months. A bargain
Seven passenger Packard touring car
Series 2-3i. Run only $4,000 miles
Right price to quick buyer. Packard
Motor Co. Lcathcrwood. DILL
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wANTED-Barber. at once, young man
preferred. s22 and so per cent over $32.
w J. Stoncuraker. GAINESVILLE. o.
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wANTED-First class machinists. Must
be experienced die makers on can
work. Apply Continental Can Company.
Inc, CanonSburg, Pa o-l3-i
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WANTED-Mals

wANTED-Prostate sufferers 70 read
our announcement under Personal. NO
drugs. The Electrothermal Company,
.73 Harrison Bldg. Steubenville, Ohio.
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wANTED-Middle aged woman for gene
eral huusework. Steady position and
good wages. Mrs. John u. Garden. 1888
Eoff st. o-g-i
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wANTED-White girl ito help with
housrwOrk. Call 1871 Woodsdale.
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FOR SALE --,;aS and coal ranges. heat
ing stoves. rugs and general house
hold furniture. South Side Second
Handed store, IS, I'D street. o-ll-i
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WANTED-Waitress, ) to IL p. m Ref
crcnrrs required B. & o. Y. II. c. A.
BenwuCd. o-9-l
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PoR SALE-l9l6 REQ in extra fine con-
diiion. Three new tires. Very cheap.
Terms to responsible party. Address ].
Anon. Mcclure Hotel o-ll-i
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FOR SALE-h drllh!" frame dwelling.
~ and 49,. National road; four
rooms on each side. including inside TOT
i''S. WI: sell i"r Il var! reasonable
pr" and VA MAKE terms IL suit buyer:
PAY "a rent. Will sell ~ i whole or will
sci. carr SD" 80 'IrLi,. !. W. Bcltz ~
sons 90. lHth and l:Oif streets. OIL