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Rock Island Argus. (Rock Island, Ill.) 1893-1920, 1919-05-01
FOR
LARGE CLASSES
Program Tonight for Odd Fellows
to Constitute Degree Work
For Two Lodges.
TO END TOMORROW NIGHT
Five Days Celebration of Ami
verSary viii BE Terminated
With Entertainment.

Continuing the centennial cele-
bration of Rock Island Odd Eel
lows, tonight's program will COLI
stitute degree work.
Ucal lodge, No COS, is to put
class through in the second degree
and Rock Island lodge, No. IS,
will put on third degree work.
Teams from the local lodges will
put on the ceremonies.
Tomorrow night will end the
five days observation of the hun
dredth anniversary of the found
ing of the order. Rock Island en-
campment is to entertain the Re-
bekahs and subordinate lodges at
an informal reception and enter
tainment Musical numbers and
talks will be included in the pro-
gram and a supper will be served
the members and visitors.
Ball Is Success.
The ball given\ last night was
possibly the most successful of all
the affairs There were some five
hundred people there. including
Odd Fellows and their friends
from Rock Island and visitors
from Moline and Davenport as
well as from other cities in the
state.
Music for the dancing was fur
nished by Whites orchestra and
there was pool and cards for those
who did not dance,
Rock Island Argus. (Rock Island, Ill.) 1893-1920, 1919-05-01
BOY SCOUTS TO
BE A r BETHANY
HOME SATURDAY

Troop No. held a well attended
and enthusiastic meeting last night
at the home of W. H. Kelley. Some
OF the work that the troop had gone
over and the new plans being work
ed out for the scouts in Rock Is
land was explained Dy the chief ex-
ecutive, who was present at the
meeting. This troop ranks high in
number of scouts who have passed
first and second class tests. Sew
eral of the boys are ready to be ex-
amined for merit badges. At the
meeting last night Robert eleven
stlne was elected to act as troop
scribe. The troop hopes to have its
new scoutmaster on the job next
week and also capable assistant.
The Boy Scouts IN Rock Island
are going to supervise the recrea-
tional work of the boys at Bethany
home on Saturday afternoons,
starting this coming Saturday. Al
though the boys at the home are
TO- of scout age, yet it gives the
scouts an opportunity to do real
service and at the same time ac-
quire experience in supervising
games for younger boys. The
scouts of the city stand ready at
any time to do real service to the
community.
Efforts are being put forth to Sc
cure scoutmaster Tor troop No. >.
This troop is composed of some of
the most enthusiastic in the citv
AID are trying to keep up the work
even though they are without a
leader. 1t is hoped that a capable
leader can be secured before the
next meeting.
Rock Island Argus. (Rock Island, Ill.) 1893-1920, 1919-05-01
CAMBRIDGE

Mr. and Mrs Ralph Andrews of Daven-
port. Lieutenant B. D.-Farrar. Agnes Far
rar. Arthur Farrar and Miss Ruth M rdy
of Rock Is and were guests of Mrs. Mary
Farrar Sunday.
Born, to Mr.. and Mrs. George Broman
Monday. a daughter.
T. Montgomery and daughter Katherine
were GaIva callers Tuesday.
D. 5. Hathaway of Rock Island return
ed to Cambridge Monday to take up his
work with c. G. Graham.
Mrs. B. SnIder of Kewanee visited Sun
day at the H. Kellogg home.
Miss katherine Montgomery won first
prize in the dec amatory contest he'd here
Tuesday evening. The second prize went
to John Frank Montgomery. and third
prize to Denzel Sandquist The winner Of
this contest will represent the Cambridge
schools in the county grade contest which
viii be held here Friday May % The
contest was between the .,iIs in the
seventh and eighth grades
Rock Island Argus. (Rock Island, Ill.) 1893-1920, 1919-05-01
TAX MATTER is
UP;MAY ASK AN
ELECTION SOON
Proposition of Increasing Present
Rates Slightly Is Diseased
by City Officials.
NEED OF REVENUE PRESSING
Change In Scale Would Mean $780,
900 Additional Annually for
Municipal Use.

Do Rock Islanders wish to con-
tinue the paying of higher fire in
surance rates and at the same time
run greater risk of suffering dam
age should a fire occur because of
the crippled condition of the city's
fire department?
That question is being discussed
at the city hall today and Mayor
Harry NJ Schriver is considering
the holding Of a special election al
which time the matter of increasing
the present tax rate would be voted
upon.
1t has been proven that the in
creased fire insurance rates cause d
larger drain on the pocketboOk of
the average taxpayer than would
an increase from $120 to 81 on
each 800 assessed valuation, as
proposed.
The city should do everything
possible to bring about the opening
o. the fire sta ion at Ninth street
and Eighteenth avenue" Mayor
Schriver slid. Revenue is neeCed
to maintain the fire department and
about the only way I can see to get
if is through increased taxation.
Il know how mos people feel
about the tax matter They can't
see why they should increase their
cwn taxes and still they are forced
IT. pay an increase OF about 10 per
cent more for fire insurance. Mon
ey now being paid To the insurance
company in excess of the regular
: II es would easily be enough to
meet the increased amount of taxes
and the insurance rates would de-
crease as soon as the now closed
station is reopened. Opening of the
station would be possible with
more revenue"
Fire insurance rates were in
creased almost imm lately after
the CITY. was forced to shut down
FIRE stations because of lack OF
revenue.
Gives 100000.
Adoption of the proposed tax in
crease would allow the city an ad-
ditional revenue of 100000. it has
been estimated. This amount would
permit the reopening OF the remain
ing closed fire station and the ade-
quate maintenance Of the entire de-
partment. 1t would also make pos
sible the upbuiIding of the police
department with better protec-ionI
for citizens.
Taxes are paid on the assessed
valuation Of property. Property
actually valued at 81 900 is assessed
at one-third or 1893. With fiat
rae of 2 per cent, in place of the
IL per cent, there would be an in
crease of S2.67 paid on each 81 900,
actual valuation.
Rates Jump.
Fire insurance rates for a three
year term on $1,000 policies before
the closing of the fire station
amounted to IS. Almost immedi-
a:ely after the stations were closed
THE rate was increased to 1885
which amount includes the 10 per
cent war tax. There is no war tax
on municipal taxes.
Restoration of the fire, stations
to their former state of efficiency
would make in order request for
a reversion from the present fire
insurance rates to the former scale.
Rock Island Argus. (Rock Island, Ill.) 1893-1920, 1919-05-01
TAYLOR RIDGE

Mrs. James Wakefield spent day at
the home OF her mother Mrs H. Ziemer
of Milan.
Miss Maud Cruby spent Friday night
ana Saturday at the home OF Ar. and Mrs.
William Hofer of near Reynolds.
There were no Epworth league services
held at the Methodist church Sunday even
ing owing to the inc'omeut weather.
Mr. and Mrs. Merle Heath of Rock Is
land spen Saturday night and Sunday at
the home of s O. Heath.
Many from here attended the funeral
services Of Mr.. Erickson, at the home of
Thomas Curry Sunday afternoon. Burial
vas made at the Chapel cemetery.
Rock Island Argus. (Rock Island, Ill.) 1893-1920, 1919-05-01
CISCO
- RrEyI2g -hc. AoHe1ioS
~ Far Cdks AGkinS

Crsco all vegetable cooking fat that replaces butter and lard
frying shortening and cake making.
Crisco wholesome 1t the solid of rich edible OIL 1t
dgebe than lard 1t of consistent quality and
tcay than lard which always variable 1t much less
expensive than butter. be used in frying without giving off
any smoke smell 1t stays fresh and indefinitely.
Rock Island Argus. (Rock Island, Ill.) 1893-1920, 1919-05-01

Of anti-aircraft shell. 1t fell only
few feet in front of me at Cha
teau Thierry. You bet we have had
some experiences that will never
be forgotten.
Rock Island Argus. (Rock Island, Ill.) 1893-1920, 1919-05-01

The woman who is willing to be convinced
that Crisco will enable her to enjoy better
foods for less money is invited to buy a
pound package at her grocer's. Better
still, buy one of the larger sizes. Crisco,
in air-tight containers, always protected
from impurities, costs about the same as
fats sold in bulk
Rock Island Argus. (Rock Island, Ill.) 1893-1920, 1919-05-01
READY TO WORK
WITH CHAMBER
New Rock Island City Administra-
ton to Cooperate. With City
Commercial Body.
STATEMENT MADE BY MAYOR
Available Revenue to Be Canvass
ed and Unfinished Improve
ments Finished First.

Rock Islands new city commits
sion stands ready at all times to
cooperate with the Rock Island
Chamber of Commerce in carrying
out of any projects that will mean
| improvements for the city
Such was the substance OF a
statement made to newspapermen
yesterday afternoon by Mayor Har-
ry M Schriver, who spoke as the
representative of the other mem
bers of the commission.
Available city revenue will first
be canvassed by Mayor Schriver
before consideration is given to
! any movement He stated
that it was the comm ssion's first
desire to- see projects that are I'M
der the course of construction
/ completed, rather than bring ABOUT
the launching of new movements.
The west end storm drain prob
ably will be the first project con-
sidered by the new administration.
, The need of it's completion is held
as most urgent by Mayor Schriver,
and revenue, if any is available for
such a project, VIII be diverted to
that end.
Not Completed.
Construction of the storm drain
was started, but lack of revenue
necessitated a letup in the work
and its completion has not been
seen. The storm drain completed
will provide for the carrying away
of excessive water from territory
below the bluff district for which
there is not adequate sewer faciii-
ties at present
Mayor Schriver said that within
the immediate future he would be
able to announce as just what
plans for the compilation of i'm
provements would be and for what
would be considered with reference
to future improvements
All the News All the Time
Rock Island Argus. (Rock Island, Ill.) 1893-1920, 1919-05-01

The Woman Who Wants To Be ShoUn
Our foreahers depended taow candles but
them.
Just because lard has been accepted shortening for
why housewife of today should gladly product
that superior.
Csco better than animal fat Its superiority be demonstrate
easily The fact that Csco used by millions of cooks
and city, humble homes and paaa residences hotels and
auran and Pullman dining evidence Of its
standing with the experts uuho knoo
The Wheeling intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1903-1961, 1919-08-12
Schwab's Tribute.

NEW YORK. Aug. ll.--"Thr world
has lost It great man and Il great hcr"-
factor /" humanity" was IN" comment
of Charles NJ. S"hwah. 81 Ih'' l"lhi"h"m
steel Corporal ,"n. wh"u Informed today
at his country h"m" ~ Loretta, Pa. "l
tn" death "f Mr. t.rr"c.'.
1T would b. difficult fer m" I" INA
WORKS Ia cypress my l"N" and adm'ra-
iI"u for Mr. Carnegie. my friend. nay
partner and aSS"rIatr fer forty years
said Mr. SChwrh.
II" WAS IN" greatest man | ever
knew and | had Il heart :" fn!"d with
tender =. utim"uI. especially with refer
"rc" IL MS asso"i1l"s rs l" MAX" HIM
beloved ~ we'll as admired by all th"S"
VIII" cam" into business or social contact
win him.
Mr.. Carney" possessed IN" iarnlNE
# INSPIRING others - unusual efforts
IN greater m"asU"" than amy other
man | knew and h" always Won by "N'
rr"Ssinus of appreciation rather than ry
/ criticism.
The world has lost n great man and
n great hcn"raCtrr I" humanity ana |
have lost y friend greater than whom no
| man eyer had"
The Wheeling intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1903-1961, 1919-08-12
Charles E. Leonard.

Charles T.. Leonard. w"li-kn"wn r"SI-
den, If Warwuud. died AT TN" homo OF
his son. Earl Leonard. 40. los Tw"ii II
street. N.nrwoud. SUNDAY evening al $40
O'clock. fulInwins an illness ~ TWO
weeks Of complications. Mr.. I-'"h''ru
was III thu siNty-SIN'h year az ms age:
He was bern in Brownsville. IA. bui han
resided IN Pittsburgh practically All MS
life. Three years aE" h" cam" |" VAR
wood where h" had lived Il rciIr'd ne.
Mr., Leonard is survived by tw" sons.
Earl. of Warwuod and Henry. OF nus
hurrh. also two brothers and three SIS.
,crs. rs follows: William Leonard. OIL
pirrSl,rrgh. and Thomas Leonard. ~
Cumberland. Md. MISS Anna l.'"harn'
Of rarmi"hl"l. Pa; Mrs. Rel" l'arh"li.
Of t'I".cland. and Mrs. joss" Long. OF
Cumberland. Md.
Services Will h held at IN" r"Sid'h'"
nr his son IN WarwO"d this evening NJ
GO o'clock. with Re-. carson. paS'"r u
The WLrwnud Presbyterian 'hur'h' OIL
ripIInu "Wednesday morning me h""J
will hc shipped 1" Bc!I"N'rhoh' l"''
where irtrrmcnt will be made.
The Wheeling intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1903-1961, 1919-08-12
TRUSTEES SALE
SALE OF coLLATERALS.

Motto" is hereby given thu. ""iaul'
having been made in III" payment ~
maturity on May |. l3l". OF an ~ Ih',,
'ry, Yrnr Six Per cent Bond secure "a
cold Notes II West Virginia traction a.
Electric. t'p:nn.nI. to WI. $I.N"''"u"
,riu,.;r,l amount thereof. ih"n uiStahd-
~. md ISSUED nader tn" rust lnd"niur"
If sand company L" til" nnd' rS;Ench as
trustee dated May !. lHlT tn" una r
signed as trustee under sad truSl m
dnnIurr. will on September =. l"l?. NJ
IL. ~ u'rIrrk ~ the aft"rno"n al NAT
L,y through Adrian II. Muller Il Son.
:n,.Iinnr..r. at the Real l;$tat" EXchanE'
< .l,.; Room. IL Nrsry Street. III the
Hrrruch Of Manhattan. CITY. county ana
St,l, Of Now York. sell At public auc-
mon Iu the highest and best bidder tn"
.,IIn,rraI deposited and pledged under
yaid trust indcnIur" Ia secure SAID no'"H.
namely. one trnpurary bond represents
ms, s" SUI noe primo p:.l amount Il gem
,ral and rrfundInE mort gag" twenty
fiy, wear gold bonds of thr SAID COM
many bearing interest at TIA" rat" "i ttN'
rc, cent Iur annum with lniCr"S, 'ou-
nnus due MAY l. l9la and subsequently,
nCr,:,l.nr III payment therefor AT Su"h
i,lr any Of sad Two-l"ar SIX Fer cent
Enrd :. cured Gold Notes at Wrsi VIZ
GINA Trart,un X Electric Company III
l.,u # cash Ia tn" amount which shall.
uuun dis: rihIt ION of III" net proceeds OF
such sale. u" paYablN thereon.
Dated New York. August \. 1919.
NEW YORK TRUST COMPANY.
Trustee.
% BROAD street.
New York. y. y.
The Wheeling intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1903-1961, 1919-08-12

EEN Work. NuC IL Although Mr..
t'arnc.,lr was IN ms r:Ehly-f"urih year
and had h".A an invalid sine" 1917. whom
H. suffered an atlark "r grippe. III"
news uf has death WAS a shock To old
friends and former business associates
n"rr. Sine" his previous serious illness
h" had been under the car" Of tw"
nurses.
Identified so long with IN" ihtrrha-
tl"nai r"A'" movement. MI Arf'SI'
WIS ST." l" nav ~ ~ ''''' - 49,! a.
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The Wheeling intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1903-1961, 1919-08-12
TlaRs Of Half MAST.

rITTSRC EGlI. Aug. ll.--This city
wEcrc Andrew Carnegie laid the f"unda-
tIrn for his vast forum" IN IN" steel
business to-day paid trIhUt" 10 IN" dead
magnat" immediately after reading 1h'
Associated Press dispatches announcing
Mr. Carnygi"'s death. Mayor L. '. lab
cock ordered all flags IN Pittsburgh low
cred Ia half mast. Al the tArn"gI" IN
~ttut" tho seen" "r one Of his philan'
thr"pic works. plans w'r" mad I" drar'
tn" buildings with rr.p" IN respect t.
tho h"n"faclor. y .wS If tarnCEic'S sud
den death ut I"nuX SPREAD rapidly
through the city. At III" stool mills
which bear his uam" preparations w"r'
mad, - suspend Won; and other inSIr-
tuition. IN which hr WAS interested plan
ned similar action.
The Wheeling intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1903-1961, 1919-08-12
n 0YARSEH
4 s. S5 S535 5 5s@eSSS g = !
UNNECESSARY MIGHT HAVE -BEENs

When You hear + - ii'"'s '.F". a h'r
gam r. AN opportunity "i aEA SORT
Witch anyun" missed. what q" You CO.
Do yuu rush and tell nIm about NJ
Here's what Woman t"!d me YES
trrdlN. had been waiting for SOM
time L. huE 4 certain KIND of table
for my summer cottage. II cost m"r"
ihau | wanted I" pay but finally. III Il
uinIu"ut ct "NtraNHEtu"~. | "rd"r'd II,
Il WAS L. l." finished IN White. "in! l"
-cl II that way had I" WAL three
weeks. 81 | had ih'' G"uh!" d:~SaliSl ~ :
lIun IF having SI"ui mon" money IMAM
| should haIv ana g.: having II" IhS'In-
atInE new poS$rSsI"u to '"m!"rl m" Tor
nay rNtr;INaGIuC".
She Saw What Wanted At A Third
The Price.
White | Wa III thiS stat" 81 miud
- wrm,r took palms /" 49, IN" Tins
, hrrrfuI information. w hat u" you
SUPPOSE, | SAN Ju>i that kind of . TABLE,
YOU wanted y"St"rtks% - %'""nd- ltani
furuitur" shop, ;lud What ii" YOU thank
they wanted fer II ls.h" named -
pri," Just 4 third of IA" one | Was
guilty of ItyIu..> Isn't - t." bad
YOU'VE buIEht yours. u W"Hli hay"
hr.u exactly What !uu WHu''d.'
cor COURSE. D. Want Whtt'. | lUl IN
hopefully. and II Wound hay" been an
awful nuisance 1" l'tlnt It," II W"uldn I
really hal" minded. hUl | irr.d I" com
tort myself 10y pretending | would haN")
"rh U.s.. :h" went Uu army. "dld
n | tell y"u II WAS wht"--ihai WAS
how | hnprcu"d - notice 1t h""luS'
knew Nnu had been looking for Il whit"
on" and had just BOUGHT yours. Nn'!
WHEN priced It, could hardly wait To-
The Wheeling intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1903-1961, 1919-08-12
Ohio Grapp|er Wants
Match With Butler

Jark Dul.y. Of I"unGS' 'wn. g.. 'ai''u
-, rho IulrlIIgCnc"r OFFICE last nlSn' ~"
stated thai hc desired I" rnail"lG" It"!
Tu,lrr. LEGAL wr"$il"r. for - '"l''''' a.
any TIM. and any place: mt''h l" "
de-, idrd by rwn fails Ont al ,'hr''. l''!H
- post any amount ~ money ''"'' |
L, 81 .UNU with TIL" lnt"l!:E'h'''' ''"'
as a guarantee" If goo" i"''h ~ ~ ="
,,.o,,r thar nc can throw IN" local Crap
pier
The Wheeling intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1903-1961, 1919-08-12
Daughter Came TOO Late.

married last April Ensign Roswell Mil
Ter. Of New York.
Daughter Came TOO Late.
Mrs. Miller Vas nj her HON" in Mill
Bank y. Y. when word cam" "f her
f"th"r'S approaching d"rih 81" hurried
fathers approaching death. Sh" hurried
minutes after her fathers death.
Although MIR. Garu"Ei" was taken Ill
Friday, it was not until carly today that
his condition took a critical turn ON
Saturday II WAS said that II" vas suffer.
ing from = severe cold. but IT WAS not
different. apparently. from "th"r attacks
he had endured. ard no f"a- WIS enter
tanned that it would prov" futile. A.
r"rdinE to members Of the household.
Mr.. Carnegie had hoped to 60 To Sklhr
! castle carly this year. but changed bis
plans when he learned thar under gov
ornamental RESTRICTIONS h" would h" un-
| able to tax" the rctinur of servants iho:
h" desired N" regulations limiting him
! to ON" automobile and one chauffeur.
Announcement was mad" this aft"'-
noon that IN" funeral rt Andrew t'aI
ncgic would hc held from tn" horn" AMI
ould hr strictly private. y" dat" was
gwen out.
In spit" Of his advanced years. Me
! unexpected death or MT hFf''EI'
/ startled III" summer cnloncy here.
! To the neiEhbNrS who saw him fire.
! cuently nc had bccom" 4 tiNtur" AMI
many failed 70 realize his d"clinIi;
physical condition. II was two hours
after his death when IN" news became
I known Immediate summer c"l"n'S'
began calling tho house by telephone
and many drove in thor cars {" tn
homo. 4 little later the local telegraph
office and telephone "Nchang" w"r"
swamprd with messages Of inquiry ana
coincidence.
No ostentation will mark tho run"r1l
or tho man who when HN began eighteen
wears ago to give away his millions
was reputed TO have the second largest
; private fortune in America. y Siinp'
service. attended only by members 81
his family and his household. Will he
held nj the home. Shadow Brook. to
morrow or Wednesdays. Th" tim" N \"
no, been determined tonight. II is en-
pocted that thc body will b" taken :"
Pittsburgh. tho city whore h" laid tht
foundation for his wealth. for burial
Mrs. Carnegt" was at her husband
rcdsidr in tho last hours Of his llf" hut
he did not revive sufficiently T." p"rr'I'
The Wheeling intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1903-1961, 1919-08-12

MR. CLARK GILBERT, FORMERLY
OF THE Pr ETEEESaIP OF GILBERT
& oRNoLD, WISHES TO INFORM HIS
FCRMER PATRONS THAT BE WILL
STILL CONTINUE his WORK AS
ELECTRICAL AND MECHANICAL EN-
GINEER, AID CAN BE REACHED By
TELEPHONE 241 J, MARTINS FERRY
UNTIL He Is TERMAEENTLY Lo-
GATED. EXPERT ADVICE ON ELEC-
TRICAL AND MECHANIAL PROB
LENS.
CLARK GILET2T,
71s Walnut St. Martins Ferry, o.
auIm
The Wheeling intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1903-1961, 1919-08-12

chanirai Engineers. II" was rummhh-
der If tn Legion Of Honor Of Franc"
and had also received III" grand crosses
order of Orange Nassau. and the ofu'r
OF Danchrog. llC was member OF IN"
'ninn League New York Yacht. Nulh-
ors. ST Andrews and TIA" Indian ltar""r
Nn,- LII tlMhS.
The Wheeling intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1903-1961, 1919-08-12
ndrs. Melissa Rodgers.

Funeral services Will be held this AT
tcrnnon at o'clock at tho home uf her
son, ". l.. Rodgers, ut West AlcNand"r'
for Mrs. Melissa Rodgers. widow al IN"
late William Rodgers. VIII" died 1T 'hr
homo Of her son Sunday afternoon. k"N.
Me, 'rarkcn. pastor of the United Tres
hylrri,n church. will "fnciatc and inter-
m"nt Will be made in West Alexander
cemetery.
The Wheeling intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1903-1961, 1919-08-12
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BUSINESS OPPORTUNITIES
BOOKS OUT OF sA1ANcE7--w
% Broad street.
New York. y. y

BOOKS OUT OF BALANCE 7--W" fur
n.$h ""mI,"t"nf help I" Strengthen
them cut. Terms reasonable" Writ" and
rrpr"e"nta'lv" Will call. West Virginia
SERVE" Co.. SO Srh;nuihaCh BllG..
" l""Ilur au?
MILLIONS ar" suffering with rhrumh-
usm. Ms; important discovery Of he
age. \ herb that actually drives III 1!
most stubborn case Of rheumatism en-
tircly out Of III" system. People write
US and say they arc asiound"d At the re-
suits. especially on IN" kidneys. Just
think 81 the money making possibilities
Represent tt!vrS wanted. Sl.l2 pound
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The Wheeling intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1903-1961, 1919-08-12
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ATTENTION.,

business and professional mon: Kern 8
Legal Service and only licensed C"ll"c.
ilun agency for Wheeling. has opened
nm Office mt Room JOS Mutual Hank BldS
and ready [" lax" ear" al your d'liP-
GErnt accounts. our terms ar" reason
able and fair and our contract IS as
PLAIN ~ \. T.. G.. meaning simply mat
if W" do not collect amy money You """
uS nothing. On" trial Viii convince you
Of our ability. Our experience" IN hand
lin, accounts l.; great rs our manager,
Mr. II. Kern. has had an cXprri"nc" of 30
years. We can also furnish IN" hest OF
ISf"rrnC" rs tu our financial and person.
4 responsibility. Your business cor
dialIS solicited. II y"u cannot call AT
rur "(iic" just call us on tho phone ana
"" shall gladly call on YOU personally
md talk III" matter over with you. On"
thing YOU can depend on ihrt /! "" col
lrCI anything Tor You. you sur" Will GET
your share Of til" nrn'y either on tn"
last day Of each month 'r whenever !'.I
ask for il. We hIy" como here 10 stay
for good.
KEEN'S LEGAL SERVICE,
2oe Mutual Bank Bldg. Wheeling, W. Va.
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