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The Brattleboro daily reformer. (Brattleboro, Vt.) 1913-1955, 1919-01-17
TO HAVE PUBLIC HEARINGS.
Senate Elections Committee SO Decides
in Ford Newberry Contest.

WASHINGTON, Jan. lin taking
~ Henry Ford's petition contesting the
election of Truman II. Newberry to the
senate from Michigan the senate cleo
tions committee decided today to hear
all evidence in open session. A resolu-
ton by Senator Ashurst of Arizona
Democrat for public hearings was
adopted unanimously.
The Brattleboro daily reformer. (Brattleboro, Vt.) 1913-1955, 1919-01-17
WISCONSIN RArIFIEs ALSO.
Legislature of That State Joins Prohi.
bition Procession.

MADISON, Wis, Jan. 1.-THE legis.
lature today completed ratification of
national prohibition amendment. The
vote in the house was IS to 80. The
senate ratified the amendment last
Wednesday.
The Brattleboro daily reformer. (Brattleboro, Vt.) 1913-1955, 1919-01-17
BRATTLEBORO LOCAL.

The Daughters circle of the Universalist
church met in the church parlor. last
evening The followig officers were elect
cd for the coming year; Pres, Mrs. Alta
Barden; viee-pres., Miss. Ruth Sargent;
see. Mrs May Norris; treas, Mrs. Al
vina Miller.
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CATHOLIC cATHEDkA1. BURNED.
That at Chicoutimi, P. q. Destroyed
With Loss Of S350,0OO.

MONTREAL, Jan. 1.-THE Catholic
cathedral at Chieoutimi, Quebec, was
destroyed by fire last night, The build
ings were valued at $350,000. An
original painting by Reubens, valued
at 100000, was lost
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have the facts in the case appear in
Your paper, as Mrs Hatfield has many
friends in Brattleboro and surround
ing towns
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Tho one to &c Feared.

Don't bother bout de man dat
brags about his fightin' qualities" said
Uncle Eben: shut keep yoh eye on de
man dat jes homes his razor"
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Force OF Habit.

Ruth! I'M really surprised al
you, putting ont your tongue at PED
ple.' 1T was all right. mother: it was
only the doctor going past"
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DEATHS.

In Brattlcboro. Jan. 10, Mrs. Emalinc
l.. (Graton) Gilman. 50. wife of George
W Gilman
The Brattleboro daily reformer. (Brattleboro, Vt.) 1913-1955, 1919-01-17
WEST ToWNSHEND.

Charles a. Pierce, Youngest son of
Mr.. and Mrs. Albert r. Pierce, former
ly of this place, has accepted the posi-
ton of assistant cashier in the Chic
opee National bank, Springfield, Mass.
The Brattleboro daily reformer. (Brattleboro, Vt.) 1913-1955, 1919-01-17
Makes Suicides.

. According TO Yale scientist. eli.
mates that are too stimulating have an
effect in increasing the suicide rate.
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BIRTHS.

In Dummerston. Dee 81. daughter
to Rev. and Mrs Lyndon s. Beardslee.
The Brattleboro daily reformer. (Brattleboro, Vt.) 1913-1955, 1919-01-17

The schoolmaster's chair is the throne
of republican government.
The Brattleboro daily reformer. (Brattleboro, Vt.) 1913-1955, 1919-01-17

Frank Hopkins is i'll with influenza.
Harold Gould is also ILL.,
George Roberts, who has been at
work in Brattleboro, was called home
Friday to help care for his father,
Charles Roberts, who is confined to his
room by illness.
The stage that goes from East Dover
to West Dover began Monday making
the trip in the afternoon instead of
evening, starting directly after the
mail arrives here at noon.
This community was saddened TO
learn Of the death last week of s. II
Yeaw in Brattleboro. Mr.. Yeaw lived
in this town many years, before NOV
ing to Brattleboro. and be will be
greatly missed by large circle OF rel
atives and friends here.
Miss Winnifred Sherman, who teach
es in Goose City school. resumed hen
school work Monday, after being con,
fined TO her home a week as the resuli
of a fall Monday of last week. She
slipped on the ice near her schoolroom
bruising her face and hurting her bad
", from which she was Unconscious {
short time With the aid of the sehoo
children and nearby neighbors she wa
moved to the schoolroom and soon car
ried TO her home.
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HINsDALsE, N. H.
Three Years in German Prison.

II
Dr., Henri s. Deland, formerly post
master general of Canada. win give a
lecture in the local opera house the eve
pii1g OF Thursday, Jan, 3D., on Three
Years in a German Prison He is COM
ing here under the auspices of the
Hinsdale Red Cross and his lecture will
be free to the public DR.. Deland was
q resident of Hinsdale ,25 years ago,
when he started his professional career,
and his pleasant reniembrances of this
town aided LOCAL friends to induce him
TO come here and speak on a subject
which is getting him lecture engage
ments IN the principal cities of this
country.
: Miss Eva Robertson has bought a
new Buick Six coupe.
| The officers of Squakheag Tribe, No
!, 81, were raised to their various stumps
by Deputy Great Sachem NJ. D. White
after which social hour of card play
i ing was enjoyed
| Mrs G. Z. Bruce, Miss Elizabeth J
/ Bruce, Mrs. J.. J. Dcane and Harold A
Bruce left Wednesday night for Ran
dolph. Vt, called there by the dealt
OF Mrs. E. II. Bruce.
/ Michael Heaftz, the well-knowi
Junk dealer of this town, viii leave TO
i Springfield, Mass, in about two months
where he win be engaged in work Gin,
liar to what he has done here. He viii
move his family there,
! The Armenisn-Syrian relief fund i
to be started next week and Hinsdale
quota is $500, Of which $500 has bee
already raised. The campaign commit
tee consists of the following: chair
man.. ]. Fl. Sargent, assisted by G.
Smith and G. E., Savage. A house to
/ house canvass will be made.
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EAST DOVER.
Mrs. Ennice H. Thomas.

4. : l y +
+ Mrs. Eunice. IL Thomas, II, died at
her home in Brookside Sunday morn
ing, Jan. 5. Although in failing health
about two years she was not confined
to her bed until Jan. /.
Mrs, Thomas was born. in Newfane
Nov. IS, ls47, the youngest of IL
children of Dexter and Abigail Knowl.
toni Moore. In March. 1870, she was
married to Edgar o. Hunt of Wards
boro, who died Sept. IL. 1876.
Three children were born to them
Lucian M. of Bellows Falls, Lura
wife of Walter Cloud of Tomas let
Washington, and LOTTO A., who. has
lived with her, mother and tenderly
cared for her in her declining years,
Mrs Hunt afterward married An
drew j.. Thomas Of North Hinsdale
n. H.. who died March 20, 1855.
Besides her children Mrs. Thomas
leaves two sisters, Mrs Julia Under
wood of Seattle, Wash, and Mrs
Sarah Harmed of Eldofa, Iowa, fv,
grandchildren. Hazel, Amy and eliza
beth Hunt of Bellows Falls and bud
Hey and Evelyn Cloud of Tonasket
Wash, and one stepdaughter, Mrs
Grace Thomas Mundell
She was a woman of Christian char
acter, devoted mother and a sympa
thizing friend. She will be great,
missed by q wide circle of friends.
| The funeral was held at her hom
Wednesday, Jan. s, Rev. Mr.. Hall, pas
tor of the Methodist church of vii
Evansville, officiating, assisted by Rev
&c. S. Sherman of this place. AIR. an
Mrs Charles Lazelle sang three selee
tions, One Little Moment, The Roa
Leads Home, and Will the Circle r
Untrokene The burial took place i
| the East Dover cemetery beside he
husband and mother
The Wheeling intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1903-1961, 1919-02-06
BANKRUPT NOTICE

United States OF America. Northern Dis
trict of West Virginia. IS:
In the United States District Court in
and for said District.
Bankrupt. No. 500. In, Bankruptcy.
Petition for Discharge.
To the Honorable Alster -'fS."~Eaayt ton;
. Judg" of the District Court Of the
United States for the Northern Dis
trio; OF West Virgina:
Columbus T.. Cross. Of Smithflcld, in
the County OF Wetzel. and State OF West
Virginia, in said District. respectfully
represents that OH the cath day OF Jan
uary. last past nc was duly adjudged
bankrupt under the acts Df Congress re-
lating 10 bankruptcy: that he has duty
surrend cred all his property and rights
OF property. and has fully complied with
all tho requirements. >of said acts ana
OF -nrdcrs of the court touching HIS
bankruptcy.
Wherefore, he rrays that he may be
dCcrrcL by the Court to have full dis
charge from ell debts provable against
his estate under said bankrupt acts, OK
rcpt such debts as Are excepted by law
from such discharge.
Dated this 18th day Of January. A. D..
COLUMBUS l.. CROSS.
By G.. T.. Johnston. Counsel
Order Of Notice Thereof
Northern District OF west FirRinlA- s.:
On this Goth dny Of January. A. D..
1919. on reading the foregoing petition
it is
Ordered by he Court that 4 hearing
be had uron the same on the 2lst day
Of February. a. D.. 1919. before said
Court at Wheeling. In said district, AT
ten o'clock in the forenoon: and that no.
ticc thereof be published in the Wheel
ing Intelligenccr. newspaper printed
in said District; and that all known
creditors and other persons In interest
may appear ut the said time and place
and show cause. IT, any they have. why
The prayer Of the said petition shouid
not be granted.
And 1t is further ordered by the Court:
that the clerk shall send by mail to all
known creditors copies OF said petition
and this order addressed TO them nj
their places OF residence as stated.
Witness the Honorable Aston G. Day
ton. Judge OF the said Court and the
seal thereof at Wheeling. in said dis
trict. on the 10th day Of January. A. d..
1919.
; Attest:
A. BARRETT. Clerk. {,
a-3o-f-6
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BOYS SCARE AWAY
BURGLARS At HOME
DAIRY COMP ANY

Tho inquisi,ivencss Of two boys en-
pluycd by the Home Dairy CninpanS'
OR rnd nf Bcllalrc. saved the concern
IT, contents Of their office safe at
$40 last evening. The boys III pass,
INK their place Of employment, glanced
into tn" office and as they uid S. ~
innn rushed from the premises. They
reported this fact TO the police. ana
officer Hummcll. accompanied oy
Mayor Culbcrtson. went to the pihns
hTnn made for 4 cleanup. hut the ad-
>vcn; of the youngsters scared the
burglar off.
Nr. Krrns' troubles have been nu-
mcrous. several efforts having Decn
made to burn un the premises during
the past year.
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WEST VIRGINIA, OHIO AND PENN
SYIyANIA REPRESENTED
AT GATHERING LAST
EVENING.

\, ;hc annual session OF II" 1912 con-
florence of the Rotary Clubs III :hc Sixth
district uf the international .\SS"rial ."n
rf Rotary clubs. held IL tn" Scottish
Rit" Cathedral last evening. nearly 500
I&ntarianS were present. jGdE" j. W.
Ewing acted as toaStmaStcr ard oprnnl
the proErt;n by granting the Washing
ton Pa, delegation Il trn.mnutc period
for entertainment. Glenn Carson well
known tenor Of that city. sang "Postil-
Ion" and was accompanied by Mrs. God
frcw Bren"idrr. Henry and Miss Rcarly
kaGcr. WAC acted u.s. accompaniSi, gave
2 specially OF several songs. They were
dressed in costumes Of &c and re-
crivcd much applause. How Are You
Going to Keep Them on III" Farm and
You'll Find Old p!Xic Land in France.
were tho songs sang by Henry kaGcr.
The members thea sang the Star Spun
Slcd Banner after which Judge Ewing
announced that a Telegram had been re-
Seivcd from President Joseph Naylor OF
the Host Club, stating that he would DC
unable to attend the conference although
he sent his best wishes and success Tor
the meeting and greetings from both
himself and Mrs. Naylor. Rotarian Nc
Fslrlan, OF Pittsburgh. mad" the motion
that q vote OF thanks BE- Srnt President
Naylor for his message. 1t was unan-
inri
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YOST VIOLATORS

Hobart Camrncll.'a Ynst vioIntor. WAS
tried before Squire Hobbs Yesterday
and received Il n:lr IT 500 and costs and
twu ',:i"nthS IN til" county jail Andy
l.udwick. Of the Eighth ward. was ar
rrS,cd b? Prohibition Officer Eerl
Phillips yesterday afternoon md when
searched It hnlf-pnt bottle Of sWhiSkcy.
with about three ounces Of TIA" HHid.
w;,S found on his r"rScn. II" gave
$500 bond for his appearance and will
hr tried b"fnr" Squire Hobbs.
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DIED

PAsco-On Wednesday. February 5th.
1918. at l:l5 o'clock p. NJ. at her resi-
dencc on the Liberty Hill Farm. Oh
Bethany Pike. MRS. ANNIE T.. wife
OF e. Z. Pasco in her 4lst year
Services from the family residence Fri
day afternoon 200 o'clock. 1ntermcnt
in Short Creek cemetery. :
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WE WE EVERYTHING: s sei1

WE HAVE 100 single white enamel
beds, springs and mattresses, complete.
ut $3.50 each; 35 oak wash STANDS IN
good condition, at $500 each.
ONE large gaa restaurant range.
ONE moving picture machine at SOB.
TWO pool tables $50 each.
ONE physicisn's operating table, IN
good condition
100 opera chairs, 800 each.
ONE lot OF crooks ut SC.
ONE Angle die scale. $40
100 revolving stools. $40 per dozen.
ALSO a large line OF new and second
hand tools and machinery and automo-
bile supplies.
SEE our assortment Of gas and coal
stoves.
TOOL STORE.
1881 AND 1853 MARKET 3rHHET. =.
Telephone 3ol3J.
JASON
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FOR RENT-FurniShed Rooms.
WANTED-Furnished Rooms
WANTED-To Buy Farm

wArTHD-To buy farm Of from to
10 acres, with house and buildings in
GOOD condition; must be on Elm Grove
car limo. II you have something tor
sale write OF once. Address G. D. H.,
caro- rntelligoncer, 1906 Market Street,
Wheeling W. Va. Jas m
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nWn-On Monday. February 3rd. 1912.
al the home Of her daughter: Mis-. .'
J. Gwinn. OF Pittsburgh, LINDA Is.
IRWIN. in the 10th year OF her age.
Services from the residence Of her
daughter Mrs. Albert B. Powell. Beech
Glen, Thursday morning II O'CLOCK,
Friends invited. Intcrmcnt private
Greenwood cemetery.
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Invited to Utah.

Bishop David y. Smith. Of tho MOP
mon church Of Salt Lake City. Utan. ana
O 1ncrnber OF the executive committee,
was next introduced and extended an In
vitation to all tho members OF the Sixth
District to attend the international
meeting TO be held in that city next
June. IN his short speech he spoke OF
the song "Prairic Flower" one OF the
Rotarian songs which has gained much
favor. and told of how 1t reminded him
Of his home in the west.
Following his speech. Judge Ewing
welcomed the lady visitors and all OF
rho Wheeling club. District Governor
Fred 0. Blue, of Charleston. WAS thch
introduced. following which the
Charleston delegation cheered their
representative. In his address COY
ernor Blue spoke of the important
topics of the day which are or vital
importance 10 all Rotarlans. He en-
phasizcd the necessity of stamping out
the Bolsher-ikl movement. which is
gaining strong hold on the world.
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FOR SALE OR EXCHANGE

PoR SALE Or ExCHANGE-Ford noad-
stcr, runs like new. also S passenger
Ford touring body, or would consider
biz team Of horses. Postoffice, Box 3f7,
trt. f-4-i
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NO ARRESTS

Up to l o'clock this morning no ar
rests were reported to police hcadQuar-
ters. For the past several weeks few
arrests have ben made. and for several
nights the docket has been clear
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oUAGAH1IOn Wednesday. February
5th. 1919. at 3 o'clock q. M. at his le IT,
Woodsdale. HCLL1HEN
QCARRIER-
Services from the residence Friday az
ternoon o'clock. Friends invited.
Intermcnt private, Greenwood cemc-
terry.
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F. NJ. Conrud j.. a. Sicadman.
/ Fred w. Cu!mar i. L. Carcnoauer'
| Ramsey Burton \. l.. Mrtzncr.
; Andrew 5. Hare q. r. Doni"E.
w. ]. Ennis Horace ,topsc.
| 4. S. Adams W. X. Fitzpatrick.
! Ben Fl. Exlcy Eco. f.! House.
John Davis Harry Meyer.
From Pittsburgh, Pa.
Mr.. and Mrs. II. O. Fctter.
| Mr.. and Mrs. James Hocvelrr.
MIR. and Mrs. T. A. Walsh.
! A. w Smith. Jr. j. u. sloan.
! Fred c. Halter Rnlph W. Johnson.
! Chas W McChcsncyt. Edw. Koch,
; c. N. BurEnunc. Il. X. Elliott.
l.. S. Mckc"vrr. Bob Wilson.
) Edward p. Lee. :. j. Sind.
NV. Stevens Mr.. Myers.
A. G. Pierce Geo. +. Boyd.
/ Oscar F.. Taylor. e. f.. Er"sius.
b. r. Davis. Ed. Johnson.
! G.. II. Lehman, W W. Hendrix.
! VIM J. Frank. VIM. p. Conlin.
! Stewart c. McFar- j.. l.: GcorEcr.
! land l.. W. Mann.
Jos. J. Vigncan. Robert Garland.
! w. l.. DcC.ourScy. Forrest Timmons,
Prom Charleston, W. Va.
f.. T.. Whitney W. G. Hartngcr
| Herbert f. Kinleyn Vim. y. Matthews
4. l. Davis Frank II. Kincheloe
From Other west virginia Cities.
| Troy r. Harden. Elkins. w. Va.
r., b. Isucr Elkina. W. Va
Charles NJ Suarth. Weston. W. VA.
r. W. Petty. Weston. w. Va.
| ]. II. Buncstcr. Weston. ". Va.
| Charles G. Robh. Fairmont. W Va E
II. l.. Saltcriield Fairmont W. Va
G.. a. Gall. Jr.. Clarksburg. W. Va
Arthur a. Hall. Morgantown. w. Va,
! Fred c. Schmcichcl. Morg;lntown. W.
X. F. Kc,tcring. Clarksburg. ". Va.
r J. Drvinc. Clarkshurc. ". Va.
Mr.. ard Mrs. Richard Asphalt. Ruck-
! harmon. ". Va.
Ralph r. Hess. Morgantown;: W: Va
II. r. Englr, Farmont. ". Va.
Hugh r. Smith. Fairmnnt: w; Va.
II p. Robinson. FaIrmont. W. Va.
! Ciyde y. shaw. West Liberty.
O. N. Hunter. Moundsvil!c.
| Prom Washington Pa.
Mr., and Mrs F.. r. Lpnencott.
MI. and Mrs. F.. r. PAUL.
| Mr.. and Mrs. VIM. Chrietman.
Mr. and Mrs. W. 4. Proudfitt.
Mr, and Mrs. GEO. r. IIinkIcman.
Mr.. and Mrs. W ~, nrr@ 1!o,sor
| r y. Vera Glenn carson;
Fen Reynolds. Frank hnrtn"l
7. NJ Jones. Frank y. Lane
W. ~ From New Castle. Pa.
Mr.. and Mrs. ]. H. Rice
i. G.. Kintcr. m VI. saIiStH.
From other Pennsylvania Cities.
Roy Neville. Sharon. Pm.
l.. IT. ErcnninE. .TnhnS;nwn. Pa.
! i, j.. MctinErr. GrrnnshurE, IA
! N. r. Mcfarland. Gr"cnshurE. ia.
Jas r. Lough"y. Grr"nshurE. Ia.
/ + Boyd. Altoona. Pa.
! 7, II. Shrarcr. Altoona. IA.
! Glen G. Vance. Gr""nstnrg. Fl.
Iosrnh Strnusc. ';r"cnsburg. "a.
| ", NJ. Morgan. Grccnshurg. Pa
| Frank II. Miller. GrccnshurG. ia.
Mrs. lInlrn Yoke" Tacoma. Wash:
Miss Gertrude EStman. Tacoma, WASH
oliver Gcihart. Altoona, ia.
| + NJ. Williams. Altoona. Ia.
Prank Hastings. Altoona: Pa.
Mr.. and Mrs. J. j. tuSk"y. MrN"'s
Mrs, G. Scihlic. McKnHsport. Fa.
Others present includcd:'
Mr.. and Mrs. II. s. Martin. hr'nFo'
'' Mr.. and Mrs. ". W. Scott. Bridge
Thorns y. Eugcnt. Bridgeport. Q:
F G, Atkinson. Minneapolis. Mlnn.
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(PicaSc omit Nowcrs.)

wuDEH-On Monday. February 3rd.
1919. at 8 O'Clock p: m. at the resi-
dcncc OF his daughter Mrs. John
Myers, No. 300 North Front street.
WILLIAM WINDER, in his ssth year
Funeral services on Thursday after
noon At o'clock. Friends OF tne ram
ily arc invited 10 attend. IntermentA'n
Mt Wood cemetery
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POSITIONS WANTED-Male

wANTTD-YounE married man in gov
crnmcnt engineer service, needs night
work. four nights weekly. Is a proof
reader. good musician, excellent reader.
expert cnmputer. Best references; Ad-
dress c. E. Al, 1ntelligcncer. Fisk
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HoRrHWooD-On Tuesday, February
4th, 1919. at 1850 o'clock p m. at his
late residence. 80 South Front street.
HARRY EORTHWOOD, in the 59tn
year Of his age.
Services from the residence Friday az
ternoon 2 O'CLOCK. Friends invited.
Intcrmcnt private. Greenwood ccIne-
terry.
(1plnasn omit foKcrs.O
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WANTED--Female

wAHrED-A housekeepcr for 2 weeks.
Telephone Woodsdale en-. between {
and D. m. Reference. 16-g
WANTTD-Would like to secure conf
pctent nurse for an influenza case;
Telephone Woodsdalc 6-M, between I
and p. m. l-o-s
WANTED-A cook. Apply to Mrs. X. Z.
Dalzell. LeatherTood, phone WOODS
dale II. I-t-Ln
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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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Optimism necessary.

He presented tho problems Of the re-
turning soldier. who on finding the high
cost Of living on his return would en-
pect high wages Tho days previous
to the entrance Of this country INTO
the war will pale into insignitcancc
before the problems 10 be faced IN
the coming generation" said the gov
erncr. Tho demand for Il stabirzer is
very apparent and u great optimistic
outlook must DO taken by tho business
men Of today. Mr.. Blue told how the
dreamer was taking q big part In the
affairs Of nations. THE reality OF to-
brought out in such realistic wGv
that there was little doubt left in the
minds Of the hearers on tho point.
The governor, in explaining. stated that
it was the lack Of imagination that
brought defeat to Germany. The people
Of that nation failed to realize or grasp
the diea, that the Americans had an
ideal to fight for.
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FOR SALE

FOR SALE.
Quarter sawed fumod OAK FurMture.
Dining Room Set
Living Room Set.
Carcaosian walnut Bedroom Suit Coz
tanning 8 pieces.
Alpo canned frult5, etc-
Address P. o. Boz 6ee for trformatdon~
f-6-l
FOE SALE-Onr hundred foot green
house. all complete, cheap. ais" 'Ho
Elm Grove 10? Ring II. f"n-l
FOE SALE-Framc house. Inquire
Chas. RidEcly. Roncy's Point. Bell
phone 7l03 r II Elm Grove. f-5-L
FOR sALE-c0RNER LOT IN SOUTH
WHEELING, SUITABLE ZOE 3US1-
HESS HOUSE OR DWELLING. SPLEEN
DID LOCATION. REAsodABLE. z.
j. CARE INrEIhIGHNcER. ja-1T-m
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WANTED--Ageuts

wANTED-We are prepared &c give OK
elusive territory TO those able 10 tur-
nish proper business and financial orc
dentials. This is genuine opportunity
for hustlers with an established organi-
cation 10 handle legitimate. popular
price book ON a soc basis, Sells at
sight. Write or wire giving full details.
Herzig K Mclean, ITO West 40th ST.
New York City. .-o-e
W1NTEp-Agents Of good appearance
TO work in the city. Salary or COM
mission. Steady employment to rigM
parties. Call at once, w. A. Henry. End
floor InteIligencer Bldg. ja-3l-p
WANTHD-Three gooo agents 10 sui
household necessities on tho install.
ppent plan. Best Of goods and best oi
commissions. We pay weekly. q r.
Adams Co.. 1140-1142 Main st. mr-l:-tf
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WANTED-Salesmen Lubricatlry on.
rrcase specialties. paint. Part or
whole time. Commission basis. Men
with car or rig preferred. Riverside
Refining Company, Cleveland, ONO:
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MISCELLANEOUS

norIcE-1 am just out Of the army and
need your business. am tailor
and fix clothes and make them: also
clean. press and repair. Look me up.
second floor, over Woolworth's. i213
Market street, Sam Hartman. ja-30-20t
DRESS WELL AND SAVE MONEY.
IIRaE lSSORTNRHT OF SLIGHT.
HT ITSEp fTnR OvERCoATS AND
SurrS Ar GREAT BAR0AINS- 6AS :,
SELL, 1919 MARx19 81 ALSO HutS
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I!IER Three HUNDRED GUESTS
Intended ROTARY CLUB MEET
IT SCOTTISH RITE CATHEDRAL
SoTARIANS AND WIVES LISTENED
TO SFLENDID SPEAKERS WHO
DwELT GIN SUBJECTS
OF INTEREST.

TIE PURPOSE OF THE CRGANIzA-
TON DEFIETD BY GOVERNOR
BLUE OF SzNTH DISTRICT.
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WANTED-Salesmen

wAHrEu-A No. clothing salesman.
at once. P. & Q. Shop. City. t-o-l
W1HTEo-A salesman to sell high grade
soda fountain drink in West virginia
and adjoining states. Address 5. a..
care IntcliiRcitCer. III