davidaulloa/AmericanStories huggingface dataset:
The Wheeling intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1903-1961, 1919-09-27
SISTERSVILLE

- srsTFRsvTLrE W. Va. Sept. 2s-
Or. D. l. Ash. pastor ~ ~" NJ. F.
church is Attending the annual confer
ence Of tho Methodist churches. which
"a being held this week in Morgantown.
w. Va
Seven persons will b" maze -1nr"r"'y
happy In the TnteriGrncer's Automobile
Z ara Diamond Campaicn-you cnn be one
OF them
Mss Edna Esnnev. member OF the
force OF the Tyler County bank. is en-
The Wheeling intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1903-1961, 1919-09-27

VIII Charv. rronorNr oc tho J. ".
Walker company food store. s tnkirc hiS
VACATION ny offending m" Srithf"ld
- F~Sr w CF,-rv although rc7ncrly Of
A this county. lived in Smithielh fer s"','"
I've. 'ro% c~".- ct anh conducted III"
hotel and served as county commission:
Yer.
w NJ Wcirich. who with his family
has rntu -nod hero from gainesville. O..
VIII again take char" Of tho operating
room GO the Palace theatre. Mr. Wei
ri-N's fret rirtur" WI y" on MordHy
=. go. -. side" Charley ChaplinS
latest production.
--t. G. .'u~''. attended rho S'atn Eoal
= - .''..rr - Charleston on Sep
0nRH -" - ord %. going r. II. tor"
PaWt 49,. Kv.. 70 visr' his father.
L<o"VAE. Clr,is. '"'"r - jim Yrs cur
sic TT trs homo rf Dor S'strrs in C'U"''I-
r~ti Ohio Miss L'zzt" Rogers and Mrs.
HHrv"pt.
Prucc Ech~r,s has ro':-rod h0m"
~"'~~ "''c ord ~ ~" 100 thannvcrSary
celebration 81 IN" 7. .. q. 7. h"Id -
- trimor". and n visit - Washington. d.
C.
Mr.. md Me-. Alan Cries and d,uGht"r
Of Akron. Ohio. are visiting relatives in
the Fourth ward.
The Wheeling intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1903-1961, 1919-09-27
Corn Roast.

or,lcs force employees or the Eagle
Manufacturing c.. 10 tho number or
abont tvcnty held a co., roast on Fol-
lansbee Beach on Thursday night. with
a bo-r're cr considnrn 81" proportions.
logs FOR seats and a rough platform for
O. tnhle, the scene was realistically pri-
:. rnaaral
The Wheeling intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1903-1961, 1919-09-27

Rev. J. ]. Colo. of N" W"iisEi2"
Church Of Christ. VIII deliver ~" >"rrH. u
NJ the cclrbra'l, II e tn" thIri annIf''-
sary Of the EIhc Schr"l If ~" N""''
Church of Chr..l Standby. O,trb'r -, !;
was announced IrniaE.
The Wheeling intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1903-1961, 1919-09-27

hospital for treatment. under orders Of
the Newell chapter. HIS SON. Albert. Jr.
Is stationed at Camp ID. y. Russell.
Wyoming
The Wheeling intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1903-1961, 1919-09-27

y.r-r'. W,,!:.. &da% "N';..T., G"i""S an!
lli.I. We're tn" L.>rg:.!"n.. Luncheon
n ~, S.rL, =.
The Wheeling intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1903-1961, 1919-09-27

Be sure 70 have representative In
your town in the Ini"l!ErrC"r AutOnIo
bile and Diamond @nmtaIsu.
The Wheeling intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1903-1961, 1919-09-27

Tho Rcd Cross came to the aid OF tho
father OF a soldier boy Friday. Albert
Enwbon. who is suffering from paraly,,
sis was removed to the East Liverpool
The Wheeling intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1903-1961, 1919-09-27

A party of twenty friends surprised
St. Paul tidende. [volume] (St. Paul, Minn.) 1902-1928, 1919-08-29

SC mango "9aaen.

81 bar M mart iaa .mal,ge al
o1sie iaafalote Gage paa bpilfe
rr inoiomles iaa fil pet enc % faa
It'll BET anoet 6ormdal. Mange al
|his1e Sormaul er prispproige % bc-
brber al ben Stette, lom fan lfaffes;;
men mango al 4Dogene" er oDerfle=
|oige. Meen i 9nsbags bar Der til
en- Toranoring Ell al1oen .5lags Dag
oe "@omle Corners Dag" Sg Set
bar ingen Sn6iamlinasbag, nei, set
par ten Iorngieliesoag for gpens
gam1e Gamer, 1om blcp giben eli
M%rtomobilt1tr gjennem ct. SAUL %
W%sinnenpolis al 4st. Saul Si,nibine
Teoeration". 0g erboa neieoes Sc
life mco Mrtomobilture11, Ser bar
baeefter serpering at Gorfriifni1-
ger for Be @omle i @eoples Church.
|Goo man Tan foritaa, Der bar Col
fin oper bele 2inien, for BET er 10
life bper Sag, at Sc @amle er @ia-
tier hos iao flotte @arter.
St. Paul tidende. [volume] (St. Paul, Minn.) 1902-1928, 1919-08-29


.ssernterppe aaa op fioite Senoag ffor
aQoN 2aonl1 ID selifabets
5arniter er blunot Sc itreifenoe Inn
life agterSat bite iig Ebalias anr1its
fereno beres Jagforening er blepelt
~a1lerfienot al Sc are6e Serrer Geo
steroirefferer.
Merl paa 5s1loag BIZ "Mietropoli:
Ion" Dpre bIibe cabinet paa nio
Sob for set ber6mte 5tpffe "Goipr
Iaimerief 8aD", meo be1l enom me-
|re hrgrnte irife 5futfpiller sSilfe
|D'Saro 9opebrollen.
schubert bIeb ngeleoes forbinore'
.at oabre 5sl16ags; men pgiao
bette Greater lpgacr for paa Sens
bag meb "@appinell
St. Paul tidende. [volume] (St. Paul, Minn.) 1902-1928, 1919-08-29
Sch bor 8prtreiie.

En biertelig Sat til 9er1cfreo=
nn, fo.n operrafteoe os 2proag ben
I.ae Mlagu1t. So Saroelesbeo til
FH gorie. &anfen os Scr. @poes
Ien, 1fon bapbe orrmgeret Mffpren,
pg 55um begee er befienote for oeres
MrInnar1ne1rtstalent, bpao erten Oct
aIuHe OBSERVATION-DISCLOSURES el1er ipruo=
Hrslbe, Dittige snler, Der NOT lfa1 boil
De EcIHnbet i en- 2atterbdlge.
De1ne Nftcn pil fnptte Jig til
Rarffu al Rinoerne, hi bill ta9e
Hsen % i'll Californian, bpor bi gjer=
nc nj sn{fe i JrenHoen at fe ell oa
sxaen Of Be gooe genner, ri Der bar
M9f at Dnrbere.
Scr. oe Mrs. 9onis Scnicn.
St. Paul tidende. [volume] (St. Paul, Minn.) 1902-1928, 1919-08-29
S1radia 11I1ffe.

ID e acknowledgements boa
EnlnDfiIe gnnbepei ben Is. M11g.
BEp SIR. BeI10I Rirner breb %
Bnus sefter 2i,nen bIeD aloorlia
gaEazn % Maafte briuaes pao Soipt=
AiHdL
meoe11s 6orGlbre1le, Boitor
Tnurroa 6uitrl1, fog 5enne1ts aia
,.H efr1fiplD, Min1,, ofres forrige
dnbgy for nt beardbe BET digit
1nilerm nab D6oer. Boifor 2iirt1ucr
~ srrif Deb en- berbercnoe Ipenff
St. Paul tidende. [volume] (St. Paul, Minn.) 1902-1928, 1919-08-29
anabe life fen,me.

81 Bn1I fi6eIbes erffarer, at
ii Bales, iom for Sioen
1jbszsrr fa ganaoa, life bill fao
47IIsbeo 81 at beibge ct. &auI pan
Essede I Be Jorene1e 5tater. 81
1dbbBDdf fra @~uberneren og gpil
Ing5pernes Borgmeftre bleb Ie1lo
80 $Iin1n, men oe,r11e a11udtte be
Hasl1igbis meooele, at Chen iffff
aNao n ReHe &c Msinneiotas
St. Paul tidende. [volume] (St. Paul, Minn.) 1902-1928, 1919-08-29
Stiaer Mrlfen?

9ao. @r1no al Msalfcfiprernes
nplig tilitaoeoe 9enforbgielie. Ser
treoer i araft lite September, fan
Der bentes en- Stigning i Mplfepri
len. So Ell iaaoon Me6belelie life
er aoaen glebelig Mpbeo for bore
2p1ere,. ifal ri nnolaoe at 1loepne
6orbgiel1ens 5t6rrelle.
St. Paul tidende. [volume] (St. Paul, Minn.) 1902-1928, 1919-08-29
NEUTRALITY-SUSPICIOUS. nmber It's.
ftillinaen.

Sore 2nicre TOR ert11bre. at 9be
|@ean0imapian Outrage. Msloeiation
for to Mar .ii6en befoiteoe 9pfgreIler
al Ell ml1f lille 8pgs1ing paa 5tnts-
uoitillingens @rrno, Ser fiber ba1
gaaet nnoer Napn al '@oman 81.
|tt3en 8uiloElg ng giort 1jeneite ION
@opeofoarter for abi1toeitemmerefs
tens 9ilbe,1gere paa l1oitiIlinge11:
Np0pe1t6igbeoen at Ell forfeit Mgi.
)tation for oenne gooe Sag er imib:
Iertio for Nebliffet life tDingenoe
Sen ner foreltaae1l6e efstrnorbinpre
|Sum1ing al 2egisldtltren pil ncrnlia
1loea IpipI goofienoe set Eillug til
81 6nrenebe Staters 4onltitlttiou,
1om giper alle 2an6etS &pinoc1
}5temmeret, og 8etragtni1lg berai
|er set lofale Acknowledgements
I|b1epe,1 oberfa6t 8puningen 1tnber
l1bltillingell,s og iiteoetfor @or1al
|Giti5en pi1 Mmerican Citizen hliDe
Mopnet pna ber1.
Ser Dil man a1tiaa fiabe @obeos
fbarteret for Observation-Disclosures.
BET l1oitillingsugen % Sammcl1=
beng meo bette oil Der blipe Mr1fcb=
Ming til at ie 5omlinger al Saal1o.
arbeioer og a1ritiager fra De for.
ffiellige rationale @rrppcr, ION pil
blibe re%prpientere6e Der. Sber @r11p'
pc bar Ell Sag for Jig ielp, iaaleocs
ifa1 Ma116aqen belr 4. 5eptcmbc,
bere Sea.roillapian Dan. Gagens
BGrtinber bil optro6e i bn,rffe, nor.
lite % lpcnife Natio1talbragter, %
Mrs. 2rtb SSager, lom foreitaar Sir.
%rangementet, benter at faa Ell lille
met u6ipgt samling al nationnlt
Gienitar1oe til at piie 8eiege11oe.
8lanot DC a1l6re Cage fon lrrp
neg ben istternationale, 5pytoaaen 5
31: Nltgllif, 6a ole @r11pperb bill OFF
De reprGiellterebe; 6il1la11bs 8ug
Sorsoaaen Sen a, 5eptelnher STD
liens Dog, 0nsoagc1 SEN 3. Scpt
ofp. Dael,it1een e, ntjelp
%notiona1e @ruperihAer europa ffa
fad N:rlcb1il,a fif at eigre fiji eiaI
6enoe og noe tit giorag til be1, aIi1e
rifanife 6anli1gstonfe, Tom liaae
tit Grullo for bette iom aft a11oa
Observation-Disclosures.
St. Paul tidende. [volume] (St. Paul, Minn.) 1902-1928, 1919-08-29
Bait Sail.

II BauI Stub moenfpr Nmeris
x1 Asloriations 2eagl.c CT itabig
1rH iI6rr1,oe, % Der CT al noiigt til,
a @LEnl1 iaar bill blipe Champion.
yIgnrpf moatte ct. 8anl 6olbet
N1ei BrRsiet ooerfor Meii11neupolis
lasae 2prbng % 5gnoag, 90 iolt=
H1r11nr 9olb banot to Spill fra ct:
4nlL SIS,
St. Paul tidende. [volume] (St. Paul, Minn.) 1902-1928, 1919-08-29
@mbstiemeite.

S Soitb 2utberan Church er
@uostieneite paa Sgnodg 6ornlibz
bog til {a6banlig Gi6. 8aitor 6. 8.
Grant bill prabiife oberGeften: 8roz
per 8ropef. @enbagsifole 81. 9,45.
St. Paul tidende. [volume] (St. Paul, Minn.) 1902-1928, 1919-08-29
st. Paul.
9Th Office:
628 Gnbiestt 8nilbins.
StA aipb eller Separation al
ae1re beIps ben ~belfitnote Snbeler
sSix,a Relion, 200 6. 7tb street.
80, ssuA.r;nse~ esnmh
$500
Si1iaunnlen

81 bar Gang efter-@ang opfo'r1:ooraett
Bo1r Arlere til at moies,be beres Bi-
orng, oa oaRoniteen pnifer, at sSn6s
Io.nIinssorbeioet fremifpnoes met
HuaIiat, anmoocr Di Ollie, Ser enlter
nj gre ct 8ibrag, ON ct inoIe1oe
netie pr. Dm1ennenbe. Ser er Neo
i 5gn1erjDIIon6, oerfor maa Ri ole
rtI beoite gbne fgge at 1inore
1fF1ue.
St. Paul tidende. [volume] (St. Paul, Minn.) 1902-1928, 1919-08-29
lIbanat III mertbfielb.

Bapdn gitp 2oge $50. 48 al S.
S. 8. babe tit j 5gnoags orra11z
gEd ca Ma.tomobiilt1r for Wee6lem.
an meb Jnnlilie til Mortbfielb,
3sian-, Bbor man fog "06b 5elloips
~r- j 9ieiDn.
St. Paul tidende. [volume] (St. Paul, Minn.) 1902-1928, 1919-08-29
Nliper Der strejfe ieien?

@epralentanter for 6e berberen=
be Mrbeioere / Observation-Disclosures
tiger, at Nfite,n11i1tge1r oper 8raii-
bent @ilions 5orifda ON en- goa=
be11hpile / 2gnfaml,elt rimeligpis bil
piie fort 1lertoI (oer liges IS pGt.)
i 6apgr al Ell iii 5treife.
St. Paul tidende. [volume] (St. Paul, Minn.) 1902-1928, 1919-08-29
9bbgfalb.

Grit 2arie1l 1893 Nmes, ofgif
beo 9eben sen %. Nnguit, 81 Mar
gammel. San operleneg al Su1tru
og Ell 5Gter, Mrs. 8m. Dllon, Der
af-8Mn la1nt cit 5plter og to 8rp=
ore i Chicago. 8egrapelfen foregif
i girsoags fra 2iftoe % @olos
&apel.
St. Paul tidende. [volume] (St. Paul, Minn.) 1902-1928, 1919-08-29
auntbrrferne taaes / pieiDn.

SEES sni6t, 50. Denmarf, er
Gage paa 8ei9a i Gbilling
|tperne, 1nrmeit for at >be1e &1t1lit
|bprferne poo Mi11eerne.
St. Paul tidende. [volume] (St. Paul, Minn.) 1902-1928, 1919-08-29
EFT GODTKJ0B.

Nsr osceola, Polk Co, wis. 80 a. 3N Nil fra Jernbaneby,
IA Mil til 1ndlandsby med Mejer, ret godt Sat Bygnnger,
god Brgnd, b9geformigt Land med god %Jordbund, naestens halvt
aaben,, Resten code Gresgange med god Kilde $45oo-$2ooo
kontant, Resten til 6 PCT Overtagelse Iste Marts. Ingen Byte.
handel. Jean A. Sleeper, Ejer, Osceola, Wis.
St. Paul tidende. [volume] (St. Paul, Minn.) 1902-1928, 1919-08-29
EfnefPiHerifreifen

Em ifore 5fielpilIerfrejfe Stem
sorT lar piff III GffeH por eeerl
6n1r aanlle Climb ioef geaetropoli-
bleb for1i,,oret at lube III
St. Paul tidende. [volume] (St. Paul, Minn.) 1902-1928, 1919-08-29

ltge par, at 5000 Meofenn11er bIcp
ti,orulleret Minneapolis, ooer
5000 i ct. Saul % ober 1850
.9ulutb.
St. Paul tidende. [volume] (St. Paul, Minn.) 1902-1928, 1919-08-29

RAl;S.;'Ml,lUSSE
AAAAAgAAAAAAh
|6ormaal olene at forifignne fiji
gamIe @elgigrers 6pitioSoften.
Sangforeningea "glberg" UNDER
Sons Soban1eS Sun{ens 2eoeIie %
"graae" ififte6eS n1eo at iDnae, me-
6ets SSacob SpaiS, Der fit Mloer til
|trob8 far en- 1tomRrfet Ster1r,le, be-
rigeoe Mffenen meo Nfipngelie at
itenningsfnloe Sange.
S Mellemti6en bleb Sbar Strife
gaar6s Gang, iom bi tillaoer os at
|gie1giDe, %affnnget.
Scr, bbor 8eiterbabet
|paber &littens SOB,
|bleb bans 5lpgt beerubet,
Ger bans Bugge itoo;
Ser lom 2erer Fan i 2an6sbpifolen
git,
|fgreno ie1D ban Duut paa Sagen fit.
So 2ipets @f61e
fit bast burtie 1ert
boa Zig ie1b at tole s
|falot BET fgrlt li6t bprt
|1art, at ser, Der ,er i eget 6jem til
fre6g1
ung oa ra1rf far1 fnejie tro6s ba1p.,
fieros.
Ser ban Taoer b1ep
|og 8oraer / 1T 2an6;
Der tit Mupn bo11 ifrep 3.
Il Milt6ets 5te1 ng 5mo
tro6iig moo fin 6ienoe, trofait mnbo
lin Gen -
Jog lIn @ultrns Giifer er ban enc.
Gang Ct 8eien biemao
It'll Dor 8ar;16oms 8b
pinfer sfiubne1t fren1ab,
qaar Ri nb paa1D;
|banot st @iib % 8prn % Sen, bpor
bi orog frem,
fo1tbt hi Sa6relan6et / bort Siem.
Mrrmaeme;1tfomitee11, bpis 6or=
ntan6 bar Solger 2obie, bap6e Deb
6 Magmus(en Cos 8elbi11ie la6et
|1,horbei6e Ell @%fstrm1ogabe al sol
fets Mbis" bbori ire 1ofole gn,1ee al
|Selger 2obfe % Nnoerlen=8iifer TO-
refan6tes.
@izgiper ct gor @ers al M1loer-
en=Siifer
Spt Hammer III % Deo Sc Miqoer,
pm bunbt
os iamnre1 / forrige Ei6er?
bbi folter III bort att oct gooc,
font pa10t
|os Glib pao nbitrafte giooer?
Sornreter at Miuoet fra binii0es
6ab,
r,:1 goare, Maos mprl,p fun, ijel-
Sen tilgab.
sc berfor hi f~letter sig Sploniaeclls
&rans
pa timber ben fait ON om Ssie,
OF 6erfra ifo1 tinore me6 11ipaffet
@lans
|ir1l aerte iaften tiIpisfe.
81 Stri6srto,to, ION pirfer bulpz
Deros Mar tiltro6s,
frfjcs1er Ell 9plbeif fra alIe of os.
90 ct Garl1otoa of Solecr 2obies
Nrefuftion:
Ter glften til ct @iloe, bpor Maos
ban fit Ell @niff,
80 faIbt bet BAN 3atfer11e ct blipe
Sorrnalif,
OF litrofs Ben s1pite Dn'
ban til ST. @eitrl1p
mi ifriper hi Ell oanif MDis % fender
no berfra.
IDen Dnnife Scene i mo.lge Nnr
Ior HubIifumntet bef ornpiet,
naar 8om % Dablitrgm % Strife.
gaarb
los 5fplnen lpleuo al giet,
Sd bar Ser @Ipbe i bpert 8rpit
SO Hgi bier go,lfe moo Sci, 6arife
aDif. ,s.Sss
So, fro 0u mig,
ieg tiger Big;
Be latte 9rraet pdd Gaeiste.
Men mel @saos morap Dor oar,l'
gror,
BON faI d alorig f%oraIe1nr,e,
St. Paul tidende. [volume] (St. Paul, Minn.) 1902-1928, 1919-08-29
SRoersglplten, men fl1n bans olIer
1lPrmelte bar ON bnm. gn miftoe
rig Gag bar fit Mfllrtning Nor. @io
ban nloa ppfaa Ell at,be11. s
9lfffprS
Seanoinapiian-g lmeriead 2;nes

5can6inaDiam Nmertcah 2ines
aarlige tore SSuIe=grfuriion ofgaor
|fra Seem Port Ben 6. Dece1nber bis
5refte til 9a11narf meb Ben populpre.
Iftorc Damper "ltliteo 5tntes".
I&pjeplaos fon iii eierbereg hos
nrrmeite 3nmpiibsngeat.
St. Paul tidende. [volume] (St. Paul, Minn.) 1902-1928, 1919-08-29
Den q Norslxe
Aunerikainie

Afgangsdage fra New York
R<rssusfiord den rs. Sept.
Slspans<rfiord . den IL. OR.
Rrgess5jord den N l
Sf1Ua.serffjord . den g. NoV'
SAINT regulert derefter.
Binr,fer fra Norge kan NJ hem e
nndes pr. Post eller Telegraf.
For B~illeft,iser, Income Tax, Pas
- Permit Instruktioner,.hesSg na atsr
neste Lokalagent, eller skriy til
~ &co., G. \. ". 4.
11s 81. 3rd st. Minneapolis, MINI.
Norsks Kroner og Vexler til Ia
seste Kurs..
St. Paul tidende. [volume] (St. Paul, Minn.) 1902-1928, 1919-08-29

Dmietninsen 9anbeienbom1ae VI
|blibe IibIia iaar. Bore Gienbonsss
Mbertsienentcr in0ebolber n,allm
|fortrinIiae CLIMB; nucrie benz ift,'
|9Iem ifie at nrbne bette 8Iahs'
Eglabn.
St. Paul tidende. [volume] (St. Paul, Minn.) 1902-1928, 1919-08-29
ii ffreD 1aa mutt ON Dor lille

ban ffreD ioa mutt ON Dor file
Mqr,
ON 9egeifoben 6erbjemme;
% s. 6 Often, bans fn1otro Sen,
ban ale1nte Deller ej Sci, oanife @ri1.
So, tro on MIG oip..
CIR lor11ne 9lao frepen Nrtifel
bar iIluItreret meo tre pelDffeoe
"gartonge foreifilfelroe Npri1p, q
Gegneren aarI 2orIen
Norin6en @iaiterite paa Ct tent
gi6spunft fog Siemtlireil u'loet
gperpejclie. taffeoe Mtrl1p Ell be.
3prgett 9ale Sc tiliteoeberenoe for Sci.
Spmerfiombeo, Ser MffeneMs 2el
bar bletet lopilf ban.
Soet Soan6trpf pefsleoes 90 gooe
9,ffsr ore b~perai1ore u~ofrDffes or'
mi11bifcbeg ontiioer Sen tore SCR:
Iaunling. Ysiot eden too ieier
St. Paul tidende. [volume] (St. Paul, Minn.) 1902-1928, 1919-08-29
Mflaar at fpnferere.

Miinneiota State federation oi
npgter at fonferere meo Mein;
11eiota @mplopes' Msioeiation ON Ct
foreilaaet 2eetslaturprogram
GIT iaaoan Meb6elel(e bleb Srs=
bags fen6t at federation Of 2abor
til @a1bernpre1t, iom bupoe fore
Eaaet &onferencen Der fuloe e1es
De 2obforilag, Der bur6e bebta-
.ges Sen foreltaaenbe efstraorbinr=
re 2egislatnriamling
IS Mfilaget bemprfer 6eoeratiol1
OF 2abor, at Be fror lite, at Ell laa.
ban aonference bill fire til l1oge1
goot. Mrbei6sgiDerne s1llffer fun al
forbanole meo Mrbejoerne, t1anr oei
5er til oeres 6or6el. Ranr Mrbeios:
.giDerne fgrit nnerfien6er 5agfore11it1
ger og er billig M.at forbanole mel
Mrbeioerne paa Ell Rrlig % re6elie
Maaoe, Sd fan Der bore Gale ON e1
&pnference:
Omaha daily bee. (Omaha [Neb.]) 187?-1922, 1919-03-23
HELP WANTED-MALE.
Statesmen and Solicitors.

LARGE CHICAGO WHOLESALE TAIL.
oRING CONCERN DESIRES THE SER.
VICES OF ROAD MEN WHO HAVE A
CLIENTELE OF THEIR OWN AND
WHOSE TAILORING CONNECTION
HAS BEEN WITH OTHER TAILOR.
ING HOUSES OF STANDING. THR
SAMPLE EQUIPMENT ACCORDED
WILL BE SECOND TO NONE. THIS
AID Is DIRECTED ONLY TO SUCH
TAILORING ROAD MEN AS ARR
ABLE TO QUALIFY AS TO PERSON
AL FOLLOWING. THOROUGH EN-
PERIENCE AND INTEGRITY. LIB
ERAL TREATMENT AND SALARY
FOR THE RIGHT MAN ASSURED.
TERRITORIES TO BE COVERED;
WEST, MIpDLE-WEST. SOME NORTH
AND SOUTHERN STATES. IN YOUR
REPLY STATE FULL PARTICULARS.
ADDRESS BOX Y-4o7. OMAHA BEE.
Omaha daily bee. (Omaha [Neb.]) 187?-1922, 1919-03-23

AN EXCEPTIONALLY capable organizer
and sales manager. to become actively
connected with q thoroughly established.
successful business concern. Position
with our company will net you above
5000 per year. A moderate invest
ment will be required. Applicant must
also supply best OF references from h,s
banker ana at least two other success
full. influential local business men. APP
ply at the Paxton hotel, after a. m.
March ~ or IS. inauring for A. ].
Draper.
Omaha daily bee. (Omaha [Neb.]) 187?-1922, 1919-03-23
WANTED TO BUY.

H. DOLGOFF. Furniture and Hardware.
Furniture, rugs, linoleum. ice boxes. gas
stoves, office furniture. show cases.
trunks. suit cases. bedding. linen poultry
netting and garden tools. Better goods
for less money Credit IL YOU wish. 1885,
Al N. Path. Web. 1907.
JENKINS. 705 South 10th, will pay best
price for old clothes, shoes. job lots of
all kinds. Residence. Douglas So32 Of
fice. Douglas SoS2
We pay the highest price for second hand
furniture in good condition. w, NJ.
Franklin. 14l3 N. cath st. Webster 4206.
WE buy waste paper and pay good
prices. Phone or write Omaha Paper
Stock Co. Douglas l6s
LIBERTY loans bought Ill South 18th.
Omaha daily bee. (Omaha [Neb.]) 187?-1922, 1919-03-23

increased our terri
tory, we want moro travelling salesmen
to sell our spreadsr line to dealers only;
men who have owned and operated re-
tail stores preferred: must BE- clean-cut.
straight. dependable and energetic;
must have business ability and per-
sonality. This job 10 big enough and
the salary large enough to interest .
big man; the average man isn't big
enough for this Job: must be forcsful.
aggressive. enthusiastic, and tenacious.
between Is and Is years OF age: parma
nent position II you can fill require
ments. Call at Hotel Fontsnslls satur-
day. March 20. and ask for Mr. Danton.
The Litchfield Mfg, Co., Waterloo, Ia. +
Omaha daily bee. (Omaha [Neb.]) 187?-1922, 1919-03-23

Births--Guiseppe and Sebastiana banapi-
to, 1916 Mason street, girl: Albert ana ADA
Olson, hospital, girl: Joseph and bessie
skobra. 351O Madison street twins, girl
and boy; Manuel and Maria Maza, 54Ss
South Twenty third street, boy; John and
Louise Santee, East Omaha, boy; Vaclav
and Mary Haluza. 1903 South Thirteenth
street, boy: Macedonia and Solodd Magano.
Thirty-third and H streets boy; Vavrinec
and barbara wixbicka, 1880 X street girl
John and Philomena Variano, 24zi south
Twenty fifth street, girl; Foster and Wooa-
land Nelson, 1920 Corby street, boy Phiiip
and Anna Aston. 2sos Madison street girl
Clarence and Martha Kelly, 1904 POLK
street girl; Bruce and Florence smith,
$50 North Twenty-fourth street, boy 1870
Deaths-Lewis D. Young, 10, 1913
Charles street; Stanley Padwinski, u days
4505 South Thirty-fifth street; JACK r.
ars ak Gibson Yards: Josephine Falco, >
months. l1ls South Twenty second street;
John w. Durham, So. s022 Tucker stree.
Omaha daily bee. (Omaha [Neb.]) 187?-1922, 1919-03-23

CARD OF THANKS.
FRATERMAL ORDERS.

PAINTERS, TAKE NOTICE.
A special meeting will be held Mon
day. evening. March "a and all members
are requested to be present. Important
business will be transacted,
S. c. JACKSON,
Recording Secretary, 100.
Omaha daily bee. (Omaha [Neb.]) 187?-1922, 1919-03-23

wANTED-For Kansas, Nebraska and
Iowa territory, an experienced high
grade salesman acquainted with the
trade to sell Finck's Detroit Special
overalls and work garments--the ia
nous Wear Like . Pigs Nose" brand.
used by 100000 wearers: excellent
proposition and first-class opportunity.
Goods already we'll established and ma
tionafiy advertised. Wire or write full
particulars.
W. H. FINCK 4 CO., Detroit, Mich.
Omaha daily bee. (Omaha [Neb.]) 187?-1922, 1919-03-23

SPLENDID opening for aggressive, high
speed salesman to connect with a prom
inent manufacturer OF staple special
ties. Compensation based on specified
salary: liberal bonuses, with expenses
advanced. Salesmanager can arrange
interview with salesman of broad SELL
ing capacity II your age. experience and
qualifications set forth in application
appeal. The Iroquois Mfg. Co., Cleve-
land n
Omaha daily bee. (Omaha [Neb.]) 187?-1922, 1919-03-23
BUSINESS CHANGES.

FREE!!i VALUABLE OIL NEWS
For Reliable, up-to- the minute, de-
penahle Information about oil invest
ments of every description, read the
OF, Times Three months trial subscrip-
tioa free. Tells all about development,
production and earnings of the various
companies operating In Northern Texas
anu Oklahoma. Contains records Of
sales, earnings. locations. new
wells brought in and about the oil In
dustry Tells how dividends amounting
to more than SIS, 100000 annually go in
to the pockets of small investors from
North Central Texas alone. Send same
and address to Oil Times, 1741 Conway
Bldg, Chicago Ill.
TEST your Investments by three rules;
safety earning power and CLOSE Home
ness" so you can keep in touch with
thems personally. A going business OF
Omaha dealing in a principal necessity
of life and industry has room for more
funds for extensions and betterments.
This is your opportunity as this business
turns its capital IL times per year with
corresponding opportunity for unusual
earnings. You owe 1t to yourself to have
your money make you all possible con-
sstent with safety. Only q few will get
this chance: 1t costs you nothing to
write and get particulars: you will never
know about the earnings possible any
other way. SO write now. Box D-36,
Omaha Bee.
Omaha daily bee. (Omaha [Neb.]) 187?-1922, 1919-03-23

TWO DOLLARS PER WEEK FOR PRO-
lection AGAINST OLD AGE
Two dollars per week for so weeks
may make you independent II you
could obtain wealth at this low cost
ard in this easy way, you would glad
ly do 1t.
i his is not Insurance. mining, or a
scheme but big opportunity to asso-
ciate yourself in an enterprise your
banker or lawyer can O. X. For par
ticulars address, F. B. Hamlin, Pres
7th floor, 30 S LaSalle St, Chicago Ill
THESE oil tracts are selling very fast; we
have sold over 5000. Contract for drill
ing wells is signed Our driller, Mr
A. c. Irvine. has been drilling In this
famous Wayside pool for IA years. He
says we will get good oil wells on these
tracts, and he has taken some tracts as
part payment for drilling. Remember
every tract receives the full benefit set
out in the agreement as to oil, gas or
coal on the entire tract. For information
call or write to Don DeB6w, manager,
522 Paxton Bldg Omaha. Neb.
Omaha daily bee. (Omaha [Neb.]) 187?-1922, 1919-03-23
PROMOTER WANTED

In every city to organize subsidiary cor
poration to meet nations crying neces-
sity. New, conservative and bearing
nations highest endorsements. Appeals
quickly to conservative investors Sub
stantial cash fee, large, quick profits
and safe, conservative, lucrative bust
ness indefinitely to right party. No In
vestment required. Donaldson Engineer
ing Co.. 54s First Natl Bank Bldg'
Chicago ILL.,