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The Wheeling intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1903-1961, 1919-02-08
ADVICE To LOVERS
Ey BETTY VINCENT.

Suppose you are engaged to Il soldier
still IL France. Md SUPPOSE his mother
told you quite frankly that she dlSap-
proved Of her son being seriously altach-
I'd To any SIIl--that Sh" wanted MN
free" when lie came back. And sup
pose. too. that another young man IN
the meantime WAS begging YOU to marry
him. What would You do:
This is thr qunndry III which y
Constant Eradcr' finds herself. "Wh!eh
OF the TWO" she asks me. would you
advise me- Ia 20 with:
1t seems 10 me not SO much 1ucs-
ton Of IL choice as OF III" keeping III
a promise. There Is Il sound principe
behind the saying "b:t with IN" Ola
lovc-on with the new. Eut Con
slant Rradcr' must hG sure she Is OIL
with her first engagement before she
goes on with tho second.
Any girl Will build IL better hapni-
ness for herself and her future HUSBAND
if she starts on Il "%Quare" f"unhAti"h'
Surely the lad who went overseas 10
give his life if necessary for his c"u''-
trv acted ION the sru:.rc"--both to his
wcetheart and TO his native land II
would not seem square" would ii. 1"r
his sweetheart To engage herself In an
other man without giving him q chance
10 fight for her"
Every man has u right to his own
life and his own happiness. While lie
owes great dcfcrrncn 10 his mother ana
her wishes AMI should respect her moth
cr-lovc and her plans for HIM. he docs
not Owe his mother blind oEcdirnc" II
the matter Of his marriage. Let nm
listen To her advice and weigh ii care
fully. But the actual choice belongs Il
him and To the girl he AoTcS
Give tho Absent Boy O Chance.
81 have explained" writes Constant
Reader" land told the SECOND young
man that am engaged. but h" contin
ually- keeps asking for m answer. rms
was both houor,,blr and wise Of Con
stan, Reader" Bat il this second young
man is square" and fair. he will moi
deeply respect her il she engages her
self 10 him in the absence Of her for
1ncr finance without having a clear un
dcrstaridins with tho latter y maj
has 4 way OF saying. IF she treated
him that way, isn't there risk tina
she may treat me the same way
! later?"
would urge, therefore. that Con
slant Reader wait until her first younI
man returns and has his chance. Boy!
who had grit and will power when the!
went over there 10 fight will com
home with still more. Very likely YOU
soldier boy. with your help. will vi.
! his mother over. Or. falling that. VII
insist upon making his own dcciSioi
despite her objections. II 'ConSthn
Reader does not walt for her Soiuic
lads return from France before en-
gaging herself to her second cnolce sh
will not be quite happy. I think.
The Wheeling intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1903-1961, 1919-02-08
LEGAL NOTICE
In the Matter of School Bond Issue for
the Philadelphia School District OF Ohio
County, West Virginia.

At a meeting OF the Board OF Educa-
Tim of Philadelphia School District Ohio
County, West Virginia, held on the 18th
day OF October. 1918, an order was en-
tered authorizing n vote 10 be taken by
tho citizens Of Philadelphia school DIS
trict for the issuance and sale of SILL
900 90 Of bonds OF said district. known
AS District School Fond" BY virtue
of said order entered on the 18th day or
October. 1913. Il proclamation was issued
for holding said election on the 9Th day
of November. 1918. for the purpose or
ratification or reflection OF said order. as
set forth, In said proclamation OF the
said l4th day Of October. 1918. The re-
turns OF said election held on said date
showed that 1887 votes werc cast Tor
ratification for District School Bonds
and 506 votes against ratification. 81
that more than thrcr-fifthS OF the voters
voting at said special election voted In
favor Of the ratification Of SAID procia-
nation Of election.
The Board OF Education Of said Tria-
dclphta School District of Ohio County.
has caused 10 be transmitted TO me a
duly certified copy Of all orders. procla-
nations, notices. advertisements afflda-
Wits and records Of all lis proceedings
connected with or pertaining TO sald
bond issue. have examined the same
and Il is my opinion that the said bond
issue is regular. and that all the pro-
cccdings are in compliance with the
statute ] therefore approve tha validity
Of said bonds. rs provided by chapter 81
Of the Acts of the LcgiSlatnrc. l3iI'
L. T. ENGLAND.
Attorney General State or west virginia
Charleston. West Va.
Dnrprnh or 20. 1918. f-1-S
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HON. PACKERS
TRIED To STOP
LEGISLATION

| WASHINGT0N. Feb. I.--Tlcnry Ecc-
:tifird hrfoe ia" senate agriculture com
lied before the senate agriculture COM
nfttcc IndaT on -cNam!natlun by
| t.raucis !. Ucucy. that friends Of the
| hackers throughout the country were
soIjriIrd To bring influence 10 bear on
! ,,,r,hrrs ci congress to defeat the Ror-
l,;ud resolution. providing for an i'll
,cs,i.at!rn ri tho meat packing INDUS
TRY. RrnrEsG natives also %"r" sent 10
! washington 10 observe developments III
the senate judiciary suh-'"mnlitrc'
which WAS CONS rdcrinE tile prOp"sHl for
tI?lG. he said.
| Air. ucnry read memoranda from the
! hackers files. giving reports ii confer
cncrs between the five big packers 10
,nkr common action against the r@So!u-
ion and with Prof. j.. Damn Durand.
If inc University Of MINNESOTA who
was asked to give assistance Mt
llIcncy. said Mr.. Durand. who laicr be-
'r,n,c accountant for the food admin
'nstraIiom. suggested that IL pre-aTrahsc0
scrirs OF questions DC furnished
Friendly members Of congress |" tsN
EwiIncSscS who were To be examined CUR
Tins; the Investigation.
Tho PACKERS desired. Mr.. Fcndcr sald'
Ito have Inv bureau Of markets Ct the
department ui agriculture issue Reports
Ion The mcni industry frrm iniormhtlon
Isupplicd by The packing companies. MT
lDurand approved this plan lie SAID ana
)nfrcrcd 10 urge it to "fr"nds III the
federal trad" commission and the pu'
ircau Of markets." y model letter en-
ihracing this scheme :" be sent To the
secretary of agriculture by cach OF
1.-The big packers. WAS suggested by MT
lnurand. according to letters read by MI
,Heney.
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SIDE TALKS
A WAITING TRIBUTE.
BY RUTH CAMERON

There is In q certain little town l
sometimes visit q tribute to the way In
which the camp life in this war has
been conduccd
II is not a written tribute or a print
cd tribute; ic Is living tribute that
works in the little country store and
walks the streets.
He Wasn't In The Least A Sissy.
This is the way Of il. There was In
this little town when the war broke OUT
q certain young man who had lace SO
sweet. so innocent. SO strangely sooa
that visitors to the town sometimes
spoke the words "Sir Galahad' IN their
comments on It.
This Young man had been brought up
from childhood my an old aunt VINO
considered him very delicate and Kept
him much at homo. and would not let
him run about with other boys. This
treatment might have made sissy OF
some boys. but the right sort Of stuft
was in This bow and 1t made him-Sir
Galaha6.
We wonde, ed What Camp Life would
Do To Sir Galahad.
When the war broke out he was in
the draft age and as the medical exam
incrs did not agree with his aunt In re-
Carding him as delicate. he was called
to camp. To those who knew how guard
cd his life had been up to then, II
seemed almost uncomfortable that he
should he so completely cut asundcr
from homo tics. and that he. who had
hardly been q week away from his aunt
home in the little village. should 20 al
onco TO so maculiue. so unshcltcrcd a
life as the life in a training camp. i
can hardly wait to see what 1t will make
OF him." I said. "and yet ] dread 1t
too"
Last month 7 was back in that little
town again and I found l.. there, too
He still wore his uniform. hut he was
back ut his post in the country store,
and as he waited on mo I studied him
eagerly. And this Is what found
There were sl ght changes in him. a
little less shyncss. n little moro poise
and surety. r. better carriage of tho
body and n look OF greater strength
about the face. But none Of the thing
| We loved in that face was gone. Sir
Galahld was still Sir Galahad.
They might Feel Repaid.
! Often as I walk about the little town
moe, him and whenever l do. some
| thing tightcns in my throat and l wish
! that tn. men and wnmcn who fought
To- make the camps nf this years wal
different from what il was always held
camps had To be, could sec this living
! tribute To their work.
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In the Matter Of High School Bond Issue
for Philadelphia School District OF ONO
County West Virginia,


Ar meeting of the Bnurd Of l;duca-
,ion If TriadclphiL School District. Ohio
County, WrSt Virginia. held on the 1+tn
day of October. 1918. an order was enter
I'd authorizing Il vote To be taken by the
i.ritizcns Of TradclphiG School Dis
trict for the issuance and sale
of 100000 Of bonds ~ said dis
trict, known rs High School Bonds"
By virtue of said order entered on the
18th day OF October, 1918. a proclam.-
tior was issued for holding said election
on tho 5lh day Of November. 1918. for
the purpose OF ratification or rejection
of said order. az set forth In said proc
Inmatinn Of the said 18th day Of October.
1918. The returns Of said election hello
on said date showed that 1888 votes were
cast for ratification for High School
Bends" and 1876 votes against rattfica-
ton. SO that more than thrcc-fifths or
the voters voting ut said special election
voted in favor Of the ratification of sale
proclamation of election.
The Board OF Education Of said Trla-
delr.nia School District oc Ohio County.
has caused to he transmitted to NIP Il
duly certified copy o. MI orders. proc,c-
nations, notices. advertisements. nff!da-
Wits and records OF all ita proceedings
connected with or pertaining to safe
bond issue. have examined the same.
and Il is my opinion that the said bone
issue. II regular. and that oil the pro
cecG!ngs arc In compliance with the
statute therefore approve the validity
OF ra!d bonds, as provided by chapter 81
| Of tho Acts OF the Legislature 1917.
Cd. e. T. ENGLAND,
| Attorney General State Of West va.
| Charleston. West Va
December 30. 1913. f-1-8
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BRAIN TESTS
: BY SAM LLOYD !

Tho carly English monks have left
in their works nany evidences Of keen
interest in ;u22lcs nnd kindred subjects.
For example thu sketch is reproduced
from Il iargc memorial window in an old
English cathedral and much admired as
fine specimen Of workmanship IN COL
or-G glass TO some tourists. even more
interesting is the fact that tho design
cmbodics Il clever puzzle. II is IN the
uld-slyIc rchus form and If you are
successful in dcciph"rinG i, you will
recognize that the originator left us II
fitting message.
ANSWER TO No. 80.
Tho ChInaman'S prices were " cents
for collars and " cents for cults
downright. 1919. hy sam Lu%d.>
The Wheeling intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1903-1961, 1919-02-08
NEW MOOSE TREASURER
INSTALLED LAST NIGHT

Last night Wheeling lodge. No. d.
II oval Order Of Moose installed its new
lv elected lrueaSurer, George hress.
Tho exercises were conducted by junior
Past Dictator William +. Moore.
With uthr near future the lodge VIII
launch Il honster campaign for ADDITION
al members.
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Bo1,sHEv1sM DENOUNCED.

WASHINGTON. Feb. I. - ice-pres1-
dent Marshall. speaking tonight before
~, National Press Club denounced Boil
sheyism and anarchy and propounded
what he termed n new creed for AmeTl-
cans, He said that those American
citizens, native and nalIralized' who
were unwilling to seek redress for their
grievances in An orderly and corsttu-
tioual way ways. should be- taught
peacefully If we can. and favorably' II
VIC must. that our country Is not an IN
tcrnationnl boarding house nor an an
nrchist cafe"
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BEANS DROP TO FIVE
CENTS THE PLATE HERE

Tho price OF "chtA'' ri the local rrstr"-
rrnta arc going down. Som" tim" mr."
Wheeling eating houses revised their
monus upward. Preliminary Ht"ia wcr"
tnkcn 10 revise hem downward yc&i"r-
day ns foodstuff becomes chruprf. Tho
Fort Henry dairy lunch management
took tho initial and pleasing public az
tlon yast crday when beans were reduced
from 10 to five cents IT," plntc. The
chances are that other restaurants will
also follow suit.
Pie at ten cents n cuts or w"dEr'
will probably I've selling at the old prize"
aoon, five cents per.
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With n net thrown over the northern
norton of this state and Inc SuELou!lG
ing portions OF Ohio and PcnnS! lFdl'IA
Sheriff Hastings is awaiting "ord tIS;n n
the watchers for arrests or pSS! +he
ches of the four mon who robbed the
bank Of Fulton Thursday afternoon az
ono o'clock and landed about S3.ooo IN
the haul Itch. mn
suspects had been picked up inc coE mt.,s
and city officers Of Wheeling. ONO
COUNTY and the surrounding territory
nr,o on the lookout for clues and tr;liilnE
down any information which might lcao
to the arrest OF tho highwaymcn' -,
AS far as Ohio county lt GnmcGrn'H Cleo" a..
Hrto lines and railroads arc ct"scaE
guarded and with good description OIL
the men they will have hard tinc get
ting out OF the county rs the Objects
arc on tho alert. go, ,,o
CITY and If the hiEhwaymeD ar" stlll IN
Wheeling they will bc run down p'hoFc
many hours have passed. ,,,,
Ono of the special detectives or inc
American Banking Association arrived
in the city yesterday ana mas gone o.Sl
the situation carefully examining lha
scene Of the hold-up and tracing any
possible clues.
Bank Examiner Here.
State Deputy Edward Dif!ii. 81 inc
State Banking department arriFcu III nv
CITY yesterday morning and linmedia,c'
" went to the Fulton Bank. where ne
stated that he had made u thorough IN
vcstigation, tho results of which ne IN
1nediately telcphoned 10 Stat" hanh
! Commissioner Smith AT Charleston
| where 1t was stated that the bank was
as snre as ever and that there would hf
| no loss incurred as' the result OF thi
robbery. owing 10 the insurance that was
carried. He stated that every dcposlto'
| in Inc bank was we'll protected.
He also stated that the. loss would no.
! exceed s4000.0O after a careful count
! bur the robbers had missed apron
| mately 500, 900 in currency and l-ih"rl!
bonds which they left in tho bank. tina
| they were experts at the business VA!
| his opinion. and he stated that he wa!
sure that they had made careful plans
for the getaway. before committing tht
| robbery. He Is also Of tho opinion tina
| they will be unprecedented within Shor
| time.
r r. Marson Of 54Gi Baum boulevard
! Pittsburgh. who own tho car which VA
| stolen by the ycggs Tuesday night ant
use, on the Job. will arrive in tho cit!
!: This afternoon and will drive the ca
back to Pittsburgh tomorrow afternoon
after having n few necessary repair
! made.
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Protest Against State
Constabulary Measure

Hundreds If cards, furnished by the
Ohio Valley Trades and Labor Assem-
bly,. have been mailed Ia rcnr"scnta-
tiycs in the Legislature from this dis
trict. protesting against the passage OF
tic measure to establish y state con-
~tahulary In West Virginia.
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", Y. i. p LAYS Y4IE:

MORGANTOWN. V. M. Feb. -
Tho iwn tr,i4i Irnr"rt M i;Hr."" oh N""t
N'irrintI Tniv"rS:lY'4 EASTERN ha:"n:ll
Trim next spring wall ~ i:'""" vii
Cornell ut ithaca. May q, and with fai"
Mt New HAVEN. un May :. :: witH nIi"
nouurcd here today. II Will nc I'm"
first ,ncrltmE &C West Virginia with
i'nIc in fifteen years,
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It's a classified problem-that
matter of selling your real es-
tate in a so-called unreasonable
period. Your advertising will
win now just as surely as at
any other time of year.
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ROBBED OF ROMANOFF
JEWELS IN NEW YORK

NEW YORK. Feb. T.-Giacomo Serint
q Milancsc who claims that he was once
Jester to the lntn Car Nicholas. an-
penrcd IN court here today as complain
ant against Arthur y. Digman. electri-
clan ut broadway cabaret. charging
that Dlgman hnd stolen from him
ring cncrustcd with Mr.. Ronanofrs
initials and other royal haubics valued
ct nearly $4,000.
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WANTED Statesmen.

wAsTED-I.narn to sell stocks and
bonds--Earn $500 monthly. selling In.
vcstment securities: digni1ed positions;
locally or travelling; prepare now by
mail; our instructions and cooperation.
practically assures success. Financial
Training Corp. Colorado Bldg. Denver,
Colo. l-e-k
WANTED-A No. l clothing salesman.
at once. p. & Q. Shop. City. t-B-l
WAWTED-A salesman to sell high grade
soda fountain drink in West virginia
and adjoining states. Address 3 M
care 1ntcl'ig"i.cnr. l-2-l
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81 GENERALS KILLED

PARIS, Feb 7.-Firty-one FrenCh
generals were iIill-e' during the war. or
these. IS were division commanders ard
&c wcrc hriEadiGr generals.
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WANTED-Male or Female

! wAHTED-Mcn and women to. solicit
orders for Nursery stock-prcvious ex-
| pcrcnce not essential. Pleasant. profit
able and permanent employment-full or
part time. Wheeling Nurseries. 1850
| Euclid Ave, Cleveland, o. t.1:l
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WANTED-Furnished Rooms

wANTED-Marricd couple with grown
: son, desires two rooms for light
housekeeping within walking distance OF
| 18th street. Address E. c.. care OF In.
tclligenccr. giving full particulars.
/ Jazz
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POSITIONS WANTED - Ferna!s

wANrEp-MIddleage d lady wants posi-.
ton In small family as housekeepcr:
Will give good references Call 2Sb-k
JScNH.Ood, 1-o-J
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FOR SALE or EXCHANGE

rop sh11 OF ExcRAHGE-Fordp mad
stcr, runs like new. also passenger
Ford touring body, or would consider
~ ~ |'NA' f-4-t
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FOR RENT

POE EEHT-Two or three furnished
housekeeping rooms and bath, near Is
land car barns. suitable for family. In
quIrc 1923 Chapllne. l-+-1
FO3 RnNT-Front room nicely furnish
cd. hot and cold water, bath; iignt
housekeeping room, 1929 Market. f-4-i
ron RENT-NiccIy furnished rooms.
modern convenienccs. in business CEN
ter of city. Inquire End floor liigen-
Ger Bldg. la-19-L
POE RENT-One large light front room
End floor. Market street. steam neat;
suitable for one or two gentlemen. VIII
rent furnished or unfurnished. Inquire
End floor Intelllgencer Bldg. 1a-lS-tt
POE RNNT-Splendid room su by ~
feet, sky lights. steam heated. sui, bic
for a photograph gallery. or other busl-
ness. Located in business district close
to depot. Apply 10 Peter Boyd. Wheel
Ing intelliEencer. 1905 Market street
Wheeling. a-o-L
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WANTED-To Buy
WANTED-Agents

wANTED-F'errets. Will buy healthy
ones. w. S. Sedan, 4G-lfth ST. f.9.I
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POSITIONS WANTED--Male

wANTED-rrostatc sufferers TO read
our announcement under Personal. No
drugs. The Elcctrotherrnal Company.
273 Harrison Bldg, Stcubenrillc. ONO.
f-S-g
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PROSTATE disorders. bladder trouble

PROSTATU disorders, bladder ttoupIe
in men; getting up frequently AZ
night, positvcly and rapidly overcome
Without drugs privately at home; DOC,
tors. ostropnthS. chiropractors. physical
culture directors use it: easily USED ~
anyone anywhere: no matter what you
no tried or how old the case, this
method will bring results quickly:
Writr fer free illustrated booklet and
convincing testimony. ElcctrothermAi
Co, 273 Harrison Bldg" SteuoenSnic'
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FULTON YECCS
HAVE. ELUDED
AUTHORIZE
STATE BANK EXAMINER ARRLVEs
ON JOB AND AGgO6h 20 NSS

STOLEN MONEY COVERED By IN
SURANCE; SPECLAL UE
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LOCAL OFFICIALS STILL on LOOK
OUT FOE THIEVES II THE9 ALL
STIII, m TNIS SECTION.
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FOR RENT-Furnished Rooms.

FOR EENT-Two nicely furnished
rooms for light housekeeping. Use Of
bath and phone. Good locations Cali
l047-R. i-o-i
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WANTED-Femaie

wANTED-Earn s25. weekly, spare time,
writing for newspapers. magazines.
Exp. Ennec.: details free. Press Syn.
dictate. 1863. St. Louis Mo. f-s-g
WANTED-A cook. Apply. 10 Mrs r. c.
Dalzell, Lcathcrwood. phone Woods.
dale n. l-4-m : :
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MISCELLANEOUS

notice. am just out Of tho army and
need your business. am a taiios
and fin clothes and make them; Also
clean nrcss and repair. Look me up,
second floor, over Woolworth' 4. l2!t
Market street. Sam Hartman. la-3o-zot
DRESS WELJ AID SAVE MONTY.
A LAR(iE ASSORTMENT OF S11o13:
IF USED PINE oVERcoATs A0
SUITS AT GREAT 1ARG A1Es; ~,
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WOMEN protect yourself by using our
Patented Scientific Douchc Can write
for free illustrated booklet hEE'c2e:
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PERSONAL

;roBAcco or snuff habit cured or no
nnv 800 iC cured. Remedy sent or,
trial. Superba Co. Baltimore: Mary:-,
fn5 f-S-15-2?-nr-1 :.
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time. Big opportunity. Write US to-
day. Z. l.. Koiser Co, Palmer Bldg; De-
troit. Mich. 1873
wANrED-Enrn SOS weekly, spare time.
writing for newspapers. magazines.
Exp. unEec:: details free. Press Syndl-
catecalc, 35S. ST. Louis. Mo. f-8-s
MANIPULATING married man In gov
crnmcnt engineer service. needs nlGnt
work. four nights weekly. Is proof
reader, good musician. excellent reader.
expert computer. Best references. Ad.
dress C. Z. Al, Intclligencer. .f15-k
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Attorney General State OF West virginia
Charleston. West Va.
December 30. l9lS. -f-l-S
The Hood River glacier. (Hood River, Or.) 1889-1933, 1919-12-25
Notice Of Sale Of Real Property
By Guardian

Notice is hereby given that pursuant
to an order of the County Court of
Clackamas County, Oregon, duly made
and entered on the 18th day of Decem-
Der 1919. in the matter of the guard.
ianship of John l.. Criswell, Wilber
II. Criswell, Willis p. Criswell, Doro-
thy Mildred Criswell and Meta Faye
Criswell, minors, the undersigned
guardian will sell at private sale, to
the highest bidder for cash and subject
to confirmation by said Court on and
after the Gath day of January, 1920,
between the hours of O'Clock a. m.
and O'Clock p. m. of said date, or
any subsequent date until said proper
tv is sold, on the premises to be sold,
and described as follows, towit: Be.
ginning at point eighty 1907 rods
east Of the northwest corner of the
southeast quarter of section twenty
eight (2S) in Tp 2 s.. R. 10 E. of the
W. NJ, thence south eighty (S0) rods,
thence east twenty six and two-thirds
(26 and 3 rods; tfence north paral.
lei with east line of said section Is
eighty (80) rods to the quarter section
llne thence west on quarter section
line twentysix and two-thirds (26 and
2-3) rods to the place of beginning,
containing thirteen and one-third (l3
and l-3) acres of land. all in the Coun.
ty of Hood River. State of Oregon.
Gertrude M. Criswell.
Guardian.
j. Dean Butler,
Attorney for Guardian d25j22