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Tulsa daily world. [volume] (Tulsa, Indian Territory [Okla.]) 1905-1919, 1919-01-01

80 this IN your famous behcon
street ." stld Mainr y. ~ he strollcd
with h.S friend along past the state.
hous. frankly. I'm surprised | had
alNu,s heard that " Nis "a very cN'
elusive .ircet. YOU know
"Wr No u is" stld tho other
man
"Eh' old chnp. how can you rly
sop WIN. Il positively Serges on the
common o.. no@,on Transcript
Tulsa daily world. [volume] (Tulsa, Indian Territory [Okla.]) 1905-1919, 1919-01-01

No Fasy Job.
Composing n sons for sta Who
can't sing
IL rather u tnsk
Hut something tho managers took
FOR. Nv ilng
And frequently ask
Song writer's who do u may not c.lnEa
w. gront
nr play hlr part
lut sii' deserve credit I'm willing
to s'ate
rkey re- certainly smart
Tulsa daily world. [volume] (Tulsa, Indian Territory [Okla.]) 1905-1919, 1919-01-01

For three successive nit 'f Sew
pop walked ,hc floor with u"r l.,.
On thu fourth night he hcctHr i,..
perate ana bought a bottle u' euH|N
Ing syrup,
WHY. James exclaimed d.. VIf..
when she saw the bottle. "WHt' H.f
you buy that for7 Don't Nun know
- Ia very dangerous tu give a ,h.I.
.ll,thuS kNu that
Z Nu,No' h.cI = h.,..'ol . .
Tulsa daily world. [volume] (Tulsa, Indian Territory [Okla.]) 1905-1919, 1919-01-01

as ,he thought Of her reason -Molle
King tshe wHs sure Il had heen het
voice she had heard over the 'ele-
phoneI
Mrs CAvhnrne said no more; hul
her fac. wore a peculiar look, ana
her Thought Nrrc All Of Arthur Man.
del she f,lt sure that hrian hnp
Ruth had parted fnr good she would
wait unul Ruth VAS stronger. th'h
question h"r
Ruin ins ted upon calling 'hH
baby "ilrihU' although she hHtr'd
with her aunt that he would prohh
Aly be called Junior instead OF Nv
HIS fathers name pli kachei was
IN the seventh heaven OF d"light
II sholN never thOi IA see missy
Ruth VII baby ~ her own. she
amt no mo- dan a baIN herself, sho
amt
"Your have two 10 take care ot
now. rachel. instead " one" Ruin
answered ia she huggrd her bahy
close
Tomo'ruN Ruth returns 20 tho
shop
Cop,t,sh. 1913 Go@gs vauhe~ Adsm')
Tulsa daily world. [volume] (Tulsa, Indian Territory [Okla.]) 1905-1919, 1919-01-01
supscRIrrlos,Ini
Phones

prMHra or rur AssoClArfp rHtSs
Tulsa daily world. [volume] (Tulsa, Indian Territory [Okla.]) 1905-1919, 1919-01-01

Governor Williams " ~ an
nuunced, expects to have more
friends when hr surrcndcrs the gov
rrnor's chair than when he took
posaewhon ~ a. This indicates
hat Rll Murray has como out OF
the brush and made an uncondl
tlonal surrender,
Tulsa daily world. [volume] (Tulsa, Indian Territory [Okla.]) 1905-1919, 1919-01-01

Wr"f'r-va rrd.
4 Ia golns TO staft
.s-G
Tulsa daily world. [volume] (Tulsa, Indian Territory [Okla.]) 1905-1919, 1919-01-01

Muskogee IL now wondering II
rnv faith can he placed In the prom
iScr NJ the gas company I'm order
to get higher rates the company
promised nm ample supply uf gns,
hut the little cold snap 'ht cam"
along last week left the whole town
ehiVerlng
The Wheeling intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1903-1961, 1919-05-29
Will Rush All Ships
Of the 1916 Progrm
ToSpeedy Completion

WASHINGTON. May 2S-Al!houGh
tn" navy department has placed itself
on record AZ being opposed to launching
now building programs which would
give tho United States a navy second
~ none in the world II is in favor Of
rushing To complete all capital ships
already authorized and Of maintaining.
temporarily lt least. Il fore" "f men ca
pablo Of handling any emergency
which might arise"
Secretary Daniels. continuing his tcs-
timony today before the House Nay al
Affairs committee. read CnmmuniCa-
ti0n from IN" gel "ral board which rcr-
commended that tn" 10 hatllrShips and
six bajll" cruisers authorized in the
1916 program. should l." completed az
soon aS possible. and that no radical
changes should h" mad" in CunSt rue
ton Of the vessels
Recommendation WAS mad" by the
secretary that provision be made in the
l92n appropriation bill for navy ~
go. n0G men. only 23. AGO less than are
now in the service. II" asserted that
unless this number was authorized tn"
navy would b" unable Ia aid materially
in bringing American troops home from
E.ur"p" and. IN addition. woulG b" dan
E"rouSly weakened"
The Wheeling intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1903-1961, 1919-05-29
Gov cornwell's statement.

CHARLESTON. W. Va. May @S.-Eir-
Einia and West Virginia. mon OF inc yum
Division will parad" in Richmond ON
Thursday. June :. according to t'lc
gram received by Governor John j.
Cornwcll tonight. TIL" message READS;
Richmond has definitely arranged a
homecoming celebration for NlrglnlAns
and West TIrginians Of tho Soth D'ri-
sion Cor Thursday. June >. You are
cordially invited to be present win
YOUR staff as our guests and Ia JOIN
our governor in reviewing IN" troops.
We also extend 20 the pcupl" or West
Virginia an invitation to be present and
especially tho relatives or her valiant
sons"
The message is signed by IT, w. FL
lcrson. chairman "f III" homecoming
, committee.
Governor cornwcll tonight issued tho
following statement:
Tho cordial invitation OF the Rich
mond committee should be accepted by
many West Nirginians. Th" heroes Of
the ArEonnc. who have returned tn his
country and who ar" about Nt0 he do
modified and returned Ia privat" La
VIII wish their rclnI iNrS and friends To
witness their last pirnd" as soldiers Cf
tho army of the United states.
Prom every county and C,iy in West
Virginia thor" should go committee.
All West NirEinianS will receive II warm
welcome At Richmond and the r"turn
Of the West Virginia members Of the
S0th Division should be warmly well
coined by the families and friends Of
the men"
The Wheeling intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1903-1961, 1919-05-29
TRUSTEES SALE.


BY virtue OF a decd Of trust made ny
Fred G. Wunchcl and Clcmcntine ~
Wunschcl his wife, to me; as irus.rG;
recorded in the office Of tho clerk OF me
county court Of Ohio county. West VIZ r
ginia, in Deed Of Trust Book No. lu9.
page 493. | will sell at public auction OF
saturday, June l4th, 1919 -,
north front door Of the Court House or
said Ohio County. the following de-
scribed prfpCrty. that is to say;
All Of the lot numbered Seven 81 IN
the square numbered One % IN "aterS
Addition in the Seventh Ward OF Inc
CITY Of Wheeling. in tho county OF ONO
and state Of West Virginia. having a
front on the west side OF South Pcnnsyl,
yania street Of thirty-siX $3.50 fcct ana
extending wcstwardly of a UNIFORM
width with said front ono hundred anu
twenty l2n) feet. To the line OF SIX
teen il6) fot alley in tho rear or sala
lot. as tho same is laid out on the plat
Of said Addition duly recorded IN Dcck
Book No. 70, at folio 80. in IN" punilc
land records Of said Ohio County. TO-
gnthcr with all tho buildings and inn
1roycments thereon and appurtenanccs
belonging thereto. Being the same prop
arty conveyed to the said Fred {; NUN,
schcl by Amelia Schcnck. by deed dateo
TERMS OF SALE:-One-third OF the
purchase money or 50 much more as
the purchaser may elect To pay, cash IN
hand on the day Of sale and the resi-
rcsncctivcIv in six months and twcl vc
months from the day Of sale. with in
tcrcst. tho purchaser giving, his ncgo,
liable promisscry notes for the dcterrc9
PAYMENTS. the legal title being retained
as further security unit! all or me pur-
"h,sc nancy shall have been paid.
r.. T. MCNEIL,
ry,, % noi,5InI; Trustee.
The Wheeling intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1903-1961, 1919-05-29
In Defense of Hates

It ic. or course. the accepted thing to
preach against the folly of harOoring
diNlIk"S and hates.
There are 50 many perfectly good ar
gumcntS against dislikcs. besides tn"
moral argument. that obey ar" wrong.
For one thing they take so much out OF
you.
Again. when You actively dislike n
r"rS"u you ar" apt /" Dignity him by
talking and thinking about HIM instead
OF ignoring him.
Rut against these perfectly good arGu-
mCuts thor" - this 10 I've said for dis
likes and hatrS--thcy nr". I" many p""-
pie. AN ,n"Xp"nSIv" way Financially, l
m"an) Of getting 4 lot "f fun.
Some People Have A Perfectly Gorgeous
Time with Pet Hates.
Don't you know many pc"r'" VIII"
have Il perfectly gorgeous time over
some pr, hate" Such p"npl" think that
they would BE- cligh,"d if IN" obnoxious
personality We're removed from the rae"
Of htc earth. As II matter "t fact 'h"E
would miss him much NOR" than they
would some of their friends.
7 have in mind a certain man who is
in most ways. very we'll balanced. IL"
has conceived an intense dSlik" Tor Il
rather silly woman who lives near him.
This woman has very inconSrdu"ntai
and illogical mind. Sh" also has an
almost childish reverence for anyone
who is in society and talks porPctu-
ally about some OF her friends who ar"
on tn" frinScs thereof. Most pcopi"
recognize these Weaknesses and accept
her for what she is. not forgetting that
she has good, rs we'll as bad. quailtlcs'
The Wheeling intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1903-1961, 1919-05-29

these good American flies VII" had kept
the homo :rcs burning Will" the! were
away Furthermore. they felt raIhcr
kindly toward the flies because they had
not had any screen doors TO haul up
from the cellar for a year. 80 some
Of the officers merely announced at roll
call this morning: IF any Hf YOU men
sec any hics. swat 'cm.' and Inc H'c''
said Eyes sir" ard salIt"d.
The Zeppelin that brought IN" wheel
inr bows homo has made her nrSt trip
ACROSS the Atlantic Sic IS an extreme
" largo vessel and is tn" property
Of tn" German government. Sh" WIZ
built in Germany s:n"c III" outbreak OF
the war and has been chartered ny TINS
country To hasten tho return or inc
American soldiers.
Officers in command Of N" %l4th ar"
all MARYLAND mon. who w"r" themselves
drafted hut worked up 70 commissions
at cam; Mead
Aboard the Zeppelin were:
Eighti"ih division, h"adquari"rs con,
eistinv Of forty officers. among whom ~
Major General AdClhc-t Cronkhite' co"-
n,oi,dcr OF tho division. and 2"4 men
al3th neld artillery. II officers and
1.3l3 mon.
2lA,h field artillery. ~ officers ana
1853 mon. ,
ar5,h mold artillery. A. officers and
loss mon. a
"a casual officers. 81 casuals and l.
civilians. making l total OF $50 y"
board.
The Wheeling intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1903-1961, 1919-05-29
GAINESVILLE

Tho following program will he given
Al Tho next meeting NJ III" Westminster
Guild Of tn" Presbyterian church which
will hr held at tn" homo Of Miss Mary
Collins Of West Main street. Monday
evening. June ID: DrvnIionals. Miss
Mary SluhhS: Biography of Miss Ward.
Mrs. Graves: customs IN japan. Miss
Grace Fowler: Presbyterian Missions in
Japan. Mrs. Whirmarsh
Funeral services "N"r tho remains or
Mrs. A. T.. Hunter w'r" held from ~"
home an East Nam street. Wednesday
ut two n'clork. Roy. II. Il. Scott Of TN"
FIRST VI. r.. church officiating. Th" re-
mains w"r" taken In Salem cemetery.
two and "n"-halr miles north "f Hem
dryshurg. for burial
Local Camp No. 40N9 Modern W"od-
men Of America. Initiated "A class IF ton
candidates last Thursday evening. 'hay
end This makes tho second class "C
candidates they hay" had. making n to-
tai OF thirty-hvc. Another class Will
he ready in short time. OFFICERS Tor
the present term are: Consul. {. Mix"
Hurdwick: Advisor. T.. r. Reed: Past
consul II. A. LauShlrn: clerk. Martin
Merritt: Banker. -. g. T""thmin:
Escort. H. T.. Davis: Waterman. T.. l..
Reeves: sentry. Leroy Gibson Tn"
h'N' "''''"E WIZ !" "' =,
hall oyer tn" Dollar Savings Bank All
WuOdm"n ar" cordially invited 10 at
tcnd these meetings.
Miss kathleen SGhumah WIN" h"Ids
government position III Washington ~
G.. Will arrlv" TN" last "f the week '"'
a weeks visit at her home on West Main
street.
Mrs jack Conner "C t"IunhuS' - VIZ
ting her parents. MT. ana MrS' '"'''H
BARNES IF south OF town.
Mrs. Dan X. Mott and Mrs howard
Wilson and children. left for Ih"'r nome
IN Buffalo. y. Y. Monday nf,"r WIS.,.
with their parents, MT AN" "IS. ''' '''
Hunt Of North 'hrS'hu' S''''
Miss kath"rln" ""r'h'ns'"n ., y,
Lincoln avenue. has r''"rn'" "'"'
Nv" works visit III cleveland 'n'rl'h
and Mansfield.
John Wiley and son Clinton wiley
The Wheeling intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1903-1961, 1919-05-29

Not so the man with the hate. He has
really mad" her quite p"rs"nag" IN IN"
n"ighhorhuod hv his d"t"Stat!on OF her
prcSt nee and Of everything she says and
docs.
The Elephant And The Mouse.
When social "Nig"nCics put him INTO
roo mwith her he il quite beside him
self I can never see them together
without thinking of tn" elephant and his
fear II the inrUnsrQurntal mouse. Ana
Yet all the time cannot help feeling
that nc enjoys his hate. II" is always
ready tn talk Of her when anNonc brings
the subject Wy. and l never saw him
more perfectly delighted than wh"n.
after a conversation with the lady in
question: Il n'w conner - the hclGhDoT-
hood declared n" was II convert 10 lhe
cult Ills life is nj time IA bit monot-
unous and she is that element OF excite
mont which W" all GRAY" just M VIC 10
salt and SpiC" in our food.
If Anyone should Tell Him so!
If Won have an Imagination | know
YOU Will enjoy contemplating with me
Just how perfectly wild nc would be II
anyone told him this.
And vet It's true and true not only OF
his hate hut of many others. MhF'
con remember even now how really SAD
7 fcl, some time ago when my dog de-
stroycd perfectly good hate. hao
been building up that hate for years put
whom tho object Of it told m" that nc
loved my dog and when I saw that my
dog rcCirrocatcd 7 knew my hat" would
| never be tho same again. For who am |
TO SGT myself up against the lnS'inc'S
Of dog?
The Wheeling intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1903-1961, 1919-05-29
EXECUTIVE COMMITTEE
WILL LUNCH TODAY

TIL" "N""utIv" committee. in charE" IT
tn" homecoming Iteration for the
%iith Field Artillery VIII meet today
for luncheon IN tn" N"t.ur" h"i"l grill
Tcl"Crams vii, hr drafted and s"ut I"
each Of tho West NIrctn.a congressman
urging them 80 z" - Richmond. Va.
10 w"lCom" the returned soldiers Of tho
Eighrirth Division as ;h"y could repro
sent every SECTION "f tho stat" from
which the West Virginia boys ar"
drawn from.
Tho Commits" consists Of ". II. BCll.
chairman: capt. J. Byron Nick"rs"n. i.
J. McGinlcy. Herbert Somehow and
Capt Harry Clousc.
The Wheeling intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1903-1961, 1919-05-29
BOYS WHO RETURNED
Continued From Page one.)

John Rcnacher.
Sylvester Weight.
Henry Newman.
Charles Anderson.
John Blum.
Raymond Storm.
Francis Reed
Hulsic RuuChncr. Cameron
Harry Mckain. Shadyside, o.
Michael Diclcmento.
Edward Mueller.
Harry SnadenoS
Aubrey Letter.
Thomas Null.
Frank Glover.
John MnZicr.
Lewis Nicholson
Martin Wees.
Edmund Kleeh-
Harry Vance.
Frank Schneid.
John Karl Stump.
Walter Hartman
John Oliver.
Alex Stevenson.
William Brinkman.
Leo T'tcrmohlen.
Robert Garrison
YIomcr Cunningham
Robert Watkins
Edgar Marsh.
Jos. r. Baum, Jr.
John Stromr.
Marsh Meek.
Edmund Burke.
John PutZ-
Norman Jackson. McMechcn.
William Mcclellan, Benwood.
Vinton Lindsey. Moundsville-
George Soncwald-
Thomas Butler, Benwood.
Harry Bartels.
John Filhcn, McMcchen
Chas. Riggle. Dallas.
Herbert Hull, Moundsville.
Charles Ray. Moundsville-
Charles Daily. Benwood.
Albert Ray. Moundsville.
Jacob McCracken, Moundsville-
Robert Merriam. Elm Grove
Peter Templtn-
John Ernst, Moundsv1lle-
Elmer Gump, Cameron
The Wheeling intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1903-1961, 1919-05-29
BUSINESS OPPORTUNITIES

MILLIONS are suffering with. rhcuna-
tism Most important discovery Of the
age. A herb that actually drives the,
most stubborn case OF rheumatism en-
1irely out Of the system. People write
us and say they arc astounded at the re-
suits. especially on the kidneys. Just
think Of tho money making possibilities.
Representatives wanted. N.l2 pound
postpaid. 10 pounds IS express paid.
rheumatism Herb Co., Venice. Califor-
MIA my-2S-tf|
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Lot Rtoct Certificate.

Notice is hereby given that Stock Ger
for one share, and Stock Certificate
Number 1856, dated March II, 1912. for
two shares Of stock OF the Neuralgyline
Company. now known as Sterling Pro-
ducts Uncorporated). issued to me. have
tice that / intend to ask the said Com.
pany to issue to me duplicate certifi.
Gates for said three shares OF stock.
WILLIAM SCHAEFER.
The Wheeling intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1903-1961, 1919-05-29
BRAIN TESTS
BY SAM LLOYD.
&A%&~~AA ~~~~%>%>%
No. l26,
Q AI-innIns La nC u.nE IllS

2 Minutes To Answer This.
This halloun ascension ON AN Indian
reservation. from a puzZlcr'S viewpoint
represents the name nf b"autliu'
flower 10 hr found in most gardens "t
every country. What is its nam''
The Wheeling intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1903-1961, 1919-05-29
FOR SALE

FoR sALE-warwood. 18th ST., room
house. As II. front; garage; corner lot:
good condition. Phone Warwood li2,A.
my-29-j
Fo1 SALB-All k1lds Of household far.
ntture, ruGS, books and pictures. cAll
between 10 to II Q. m, 9 70 5 p. N, ana
eTeninTS. Ms. MIA XorkhSimsr, -
virginia st., phone looI.L my.2S-i
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WANTED-To Buy
LOST AND POUND.

Lo8T-On Main street, Wheeling. or be-
tween Bridgeport and Kirkwood, q
gold brooch pin, with ruby center. Finder
please return to- lntelligencer or cali
Bridgeport 9Q-R and receive reward.
Valuable TO owneS my-28-h
The Wheeling intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1903-1961, 1919-05-29
BOYS OF The Bath
Continued Prom Page oue.)

bed eagerly for st0gies. Then the boys
came In punches.
Colonel william h Waldron, OF Hunt
Ington, chief OF staff to General Cronk-
htte, was the highest ranking West Nlr-
g!nIan on the boat.
Alva f. Bryant. field clerk. resident
of McMechen. and pra2tic:ng attorney
OF Wheeling, was the next highest IN
rank to Colonel Waldron.
The boys proceeded at once to unload
and after a ono mile march w"rc en-
camped at Camp Stuart. They are cat
ing Maryland pie and Ice cream do
mated by the good women OF that state
and under official orders are swattInS
flies for the last official order at Camp
Stuart reads:
+ An organized. systematic cam
palCn working toward the eNterml-
: nation Of the fly will be started nm
mediately by an commanding oftic-
ers Of the organizations of this r"gi-
ment within the limits of Camp
p certain period each day will
be devoted under the supervision OF
an officer to killing flies.
3. kitchens and mess halls VIII
be freed from flies and inspected nc
fore each meal.
4. Fly traps win be cleaned ana
baited daily. =,
E Eleven to eleven thirty a. NJ.
each day win be devoted to the above.
An officer from each organization>w
suncrvisc the working of each organi-
zation.
Rv order Of Colonel Bowie, Barnes
O. Graham, captain and adJutan,.
Now the all-American flies o VIZ
rInia had planned rousnS w"lc"m" ."
The mon who came from Franc" u"
comp stuart Several squadr"nS or
them went down the James river !"
TIamntan Rhoades. got aboard inc
transports. each in turn. and came into
mort with the happy soldiers. every fly
choosing himself n soldiers nos" or car
70 tickle, in appreciation Of what IN"
army had done for the war-w"rn n'eS
of Europe. ,
When tho 314th sailed up N" har"''
into Newport News. eating breakfast a.
the ship ploughed along. IN" Grea'''i
a,cs pcrchcd on tho poachcd eggs ana
rave three rousing cheers. p"i"Ea'!'hS
cr flies proceeded each unit as il marCh-
through tho camp gates. hyinC ehcan
cf the kitchens to scc if food was beng
cotton ready. With all this warmth ana
,ood will. the mon rather fruwn"d upon
the order calling upon them TO swat
The Wheeling intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1903-1961, 1919-05-29
r1cIpTIoHAL OPPORTUNITY

TO own this newly remodeled Apart
mcnt close TO the bridges on the Island.
Sets high. Good investment. First moor
) rooms and bath. Second floor rooms,
bath and attic. II sold this month prtcS
mother Of 2 arguments Of 4 rooms
and baths. Live in part and let inc
nj her pay for all ............ $5, 0O0.OU
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FOR RENT

Po1 RlNT-Furnished rooms and fur.
nished housekeeping rooms 5: to 81
per week Private entrances. bath and
phone, 1929 Chapline st. my-28-1
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FOB SALE-Automohilss.

FoR sALE-lsl6 : passenger Overland.
newly painted and in first rate condi-
ton. Packard Motor Company. Leather
wood, Wheeling, W. Va my-2S-i
PoR sALE-l9lS Six Cylinder REQ. Can
no bought right. Packard Motor Com
pany. Leathcrwood. wheeling. W. Va;
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Y0R 1HMT-Furnished rooms for
nightly lodging. or by the week. with
use OF phone and bath. Enquire Of Fred
White, 2OS Hanover St, Martins Ferry,
Ohio, my-27-l
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90 Side :; 7 @llMS; |
Sc UY RMtRn Cameron !

t.. --... .-4''- -
)
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WANTED-Msls

wANTBD-Partner for State Right Fea-
ture Films. Apply Grand Central
Hotel. i. r. Richie. my-a7.i
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WANTED-Two women Of mature age
for institutional work. Good home
and good pay. Address A. H.. care In
telligcncer. my-Z6.k
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WANTED

wANTED-A girl. Apply 81 Twelfth
st. my-2I-i
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FoR R1NT-Nice furnished front
room. good location. use Of bath and
pbonc. sos y. Huron street. my-28-i
fo1 1HNT-Nicely furnished roomA
modern conveniencss, IL business cen.
ter Of city. Inquire ind floor Inte;iiEtn.
Ger Bldg. j9-1S-tf
End floor, Market street, steam heal,
suitable for ono or two gentlemen, Will
rent furnished or unfurnlshed. Inquire
End floor Intelligencer BldG- 1a-1&-tf
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WAMT1D-White cook and housemaid-
Call Woodsdale II. Intelli gencer.
my-26-m