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The Parisian. (Paris, Tenn.) 1907-1962, 1919-02-28
PREPARING FOR
MARCH TERM OF
CIRCUIT COURT
Clerk H. w. Morton Announces
Docket For Term Beginning On
March 10 in The Afternoon.
FELONY
DOCKET FRIDAY 14TH
Violating Bone Dry Law Seems Tt
Constitute Major Portion OF
Cases To Be Heard.

Circuit Court will convene in Paris,
Judge Thomas E. HARDWOOD presiding.
The docket is relatively light. The
misdemeanor docket, consisting prin-
cipally Of cases charging violation of
the Bone Dry law and carrying pis-
tolls. The civil docket will be taken
up at one o'clock Monday afternoon.
The following is complete list d
cases to be heard, as compiled by
H. w. Morton, clerk.
Civil Cases.
Monday, March 10th.
w. U. Tel. Co., VS.. L. & N. R. R.
Co., condemnation.
w. U. Tel. Co., VS.. N. c. & st. L,
R. R. Co., condemnation.
DR.. A. A. Oliver vs.. w. U..Tel. Co.,
appeal.
DR.. G. T. Alternately VS.. W. u. Tel
Co., appeal.
Miss Florence Hancock VS.. w. u
Tel. Co., appeal.
J. /. Davis VS.. J. A. Cate s Elvis
appeal.
Tuesday, March 18th.
Mrs. Tennie Huddleston VS.. T M
Hagler, sheriff, motion to re-tax cost
L. ". Sturdivant VS.. Walter Hud
dleston, motion on re-tax cost.
Mrs. Tennie Huddleston and Gu,
Johnson VS.. T. NJ. Hagler, re-tax cost
J. D. Dedman VS.. Middleforl
Drainage District. appeal.
City Of Paris VS.. Dallas Smith, ap,
peal.
Charlie Carter VS.. Sherman Cruise
replevin.
W. W. HOFFMAN VS.. Bob Haynes
appeal
]. 7. Underwood for use Of j. D
Underwood VS.. Mrs. Monte Under
wood. appeal.
G. H. Bomar VS.. Walter Clement
original damage.
Mrs. Lizzie McFall vs.N. C & st
L. R. r., original damage.
R. Fl. Dunaway VS.. Guy Presnell
appeal.
Horace league VS.. Pearl league
divorce.
Anne Travis VS.. Barton Travis, d
vorce.
Rosie Haynes VS.. Toy Haynes, d
vorce
Earl vandyke VS.. Laura vandyk,
divorce.
State Misdemeanor Docket.
Thursday, March 18th.
State VS.. Orderly Ellis, sofia.
Nan Travis, violating bone dr.
law.
l.. H. Harris, incest.
j E. Weaks, violating bone dr.
law.
Mrs. Ethel Tear, fel. assault an
battery.
Clarence Edwards, fel. assault an
battery.
Roxie Tharpe, carrying pistol.
Ebert Weaks, tipping.
Willie McFadden, carrying phi
toll.
! Dewey Lawrence, carrying pisto
John Jackson, tippling.
Willie Craige, assault and ba
terry.
Will Maxwell, violating bone dr
law
/ Will vandyke told WILL viola
ling bone dry law.
Will vandyke, Jr., tipping.
Bob Stoffle and Hubert Page, fu
nishing liquor to minor.
Noel Hendricks, tipping.
Dave Fitzgerald, tipping.
| John Atwood, drunkenness.
\ Frank Dick, transporting liquor.
1 Herbert Page and. Bob Stoffle, vi
lating bone dry law.
4 Jesse league, violating bone d.
law.
N. L. Auling, violating bone d
law.
4 D. w. Jackson ct ais, sofia.
Carrie Kirby, 2 cases, assault.
J. H. Bell, cases, public drum
enness and violating bone dry law
4 W. E. Rainey, public profanity.
Chas. Dumas, violating bone d
law.
E. B. Paschall, public drunkenness
Joe Carter, 2 cases, tipping.
j George Dunlap, violating bone d
The Parisian. (Paris, Tenn.) 1907-1962, 1919-02-28
LAGOS WITH PEpSIN

d the name Of Reliable and Perfect Laxative
which soon relieves Sick Headache. Dizziness. In
digestion. Stomach Trouble. Gas and Piles caused
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and Influenza.
. LAx-Fos WITH pEPSlN 10 q LIQUID Digestive
Tonic LAXATIVE excellent n its eject on the
System, both O. tonic and as lexatiye. II 10
lust Is food fof Children Is for Adults. Pleasant
10 take Children like e.. e0c..
Nedicine Co. 81. Louis, Mo, mef1iscturcfs Of
The Parisian. (Paris, Tenn.) 1907-1962, 1919-02-28
A Tonic Laxative

that viii remove the bile from the Liver and
cleanse the System THOROUGHLY without gripping
OF disturbina the stomach 10 truly Perfect Lar.
New-York tribune., 1919-11-30

dear little baby bear Before she had done they
were very mussy but she thought it better not to
be fussy She put on them tags. all painted with
holly which said. From Winnie \ Christmas
jolly" For though il lacked three weeks Of the
day she'd quite decided 10 give them away. She
sent them off BY the next express Alas. alack.
you will surely guess that they ate their tags and
tangled their string, the monkey jumped out and
the birds took wing. the mice gnawed through and
the kitten scratched; while as for the bears. so
neatly matched they gave the expressman such
cuff, he said, BE off have had enough And
possibly it was all for the best that none of them
reached the place addressed. CWhen Cousin
Emily heard of the bears. she suffered the worst
of all her scares) SO Winnie declares that shop
ping early may lead to rather hurIy-buly But,
all the same. she says, don't wait. It might be
worse if You shopped too late.
New-York tribune., 1919-11-30

straight into the Jams Then all three fell down IN
sticky heap the tumble shrieking wildly, i Khe" we
escape somehow And there they might nave oe., ~
this day if the tumble had not suddenly remembered '"
be had nromised to be home by o'clock of the next
week and it was now he said ten minutes past 90 ne
picked himself up and combed his shoeaces and then ne
New-York tribune., 1919-11-30
THE CHlLDRENS TRIBUNE

... ,o,,;ra inside down and shook her well TO STEADY
sor and then he said to the Jam PARDON me- o'
chap rus you be gong" So all three % aer that
pe'' ,r no,or shook from fright but merely from
'en'"~ when she thought of the tumble and his
funny ways.
New-York tribune., 1919-11-30
Winnie Goes ChriStm0s-ing
Too Early

w GUS y
BvL. S. HASBROUCK
<<vT~O DO Christmas shopping as soon as you
| can" our Winnie observed, "is the very
best pan." The 1st of December out gayly she
went on buying some sensible presents intent.
But she noticed sign on neat little door, an
nouncing Bird and Animal Store. OF course,
Winnie entered And what more attractive could
possibly be than these pets bright and active! She
bought for her nursie couple of mice, for Dad
canary. all tuneful and nice; parrot for Aunte'
2 kitten for Unkie, for Grandpa pup and Tor
Grandma monkey. While for dear Cousin Mary,
inclined to have scareS, she got tor protection TWO
real baby bears. The animal man sald Send them
or take?" And Winifred thought, tor economy
sake she'd fetch them all home which, by taking
some pains, she managed to do, with the bears on
two chains. Her mother looked out, and her heart
it went Topping to see how her daughter came
home from her shopping But she took them all
in what else could she do? For Winnie had
bought and paid for them too. But, alas and
aack the puppy got loose, and ate up the best Of
the family shoes The kitten was spiteful and
given to scratches and the bears were too fond
of their rough boxing matches. The mice soon
escaped and were gay as YOU please; but Oh, what
sad havoc they made with the cheese. The mon
key should have rhyme to himself, so given was
he to pranks and to pelf. The canary was shrill
and the parrot he swore (Hed learned all the
words, of course at the store.) And all of them
munched and nibbed and ate and kept Win run
ming early and late, till she said to herself (and
her mind was all twirly) II fear have bought
these presents too early. To care for them all
until Christmas Day would make my hair turn per-
fecty gray! SO she got some twine and paper and
glue and stickums and tags and ribbons, too She
tied up the monk, she tied up the mice the kitten
and pup and canary nice. She tied up the par
rot and then with great care. she tied up each
The Wheeling intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1903-1961, 1919-11-10
! BRAIN TES1S|
i. BY SAM LLOYD. \
NO, 268.

RookInakvrs, in offering IN" FnpI'C
nprortunity 10 back their choices NJ
the rac,trackG. naturally tax" measures
Ia guarantees themselves profits. In VI"
first place q hnukTakcr aims TO Dai-
anCr" his hnnl; 50 HS Ia nav" "ae'F'd
amounts on ;hr various entries IN PT"IN
"r proportion Ia their respective """N'
i;ut u perfectly balanced book. WINE
insuriuG against losses. yields II" prom
unless the odds offered are shortened
h, low their justified figures. Inc COZ
I.C,iy. chances Of tho horses in rae"
If course, represent 100 per cent. f"r
cxampIc in thrrc-horSc race, Whcrc
The candidates are considered equal
each would have lout OF = chances, OF
81 IL per cent. Thus the odds should
I've " To ! against each ThirtF-thr'"
and onc-trird dollars on each 10 VIII
would bring back the original capilht
10 matter which one won. so. 't'-
rulating "hOukieS" sell anE"her" from
ia 10 $50 per cent. instead of III" 100
r,r cent 10 start with. Tor "NhmrI"
The odds Of n - HCr cont book in Il
three horse race, might hc even mono!
offered against each horse. Thus each
is sold nj n. price which would lndirat"
+; had 4 SO per cent chance. instead on
- IL pcr cent. E"w let us see who
,r1,rstands the booknaker's methods
Nv assuming that a freak b""k!c'
who gives tn" h"t'irG public an a"'"-
.lnt.ly even tchancn offers 'hr'"-
horse race tn" odds of { to against
Apple Pie and TO 5 against humble
Bee. What should be the odds against
Cucumber (thc other contender
ANSWER TO NO. "6i.
WASP minus l. plus HlNNIE. minus
= plus 'rON leaves WASHINGTON.
tCupywr!Ght. 1919. ly sam L"yd)
The Wheeling intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1903-1961, 1919-11-10

RIOTS were attacked rs nothing short Of
murder wh-r" such attempts 10 end
tr"uhl" had resulted in death for any
ivdy.
Attacks Pctshing.
In is discussion "f war. the mani
I"~to Iud.,'s tn" American people for
;ru.riu; General !'"rS!..nE. as ""mman-
der in ca.,: 80 IL" .ArErg.Cun cNp"di-
t.unary forces /" Europe.
"MUrd,r .t always murder and the
Loan whu Kills Is always =. murderer.
~" manifest" asserts. I'll" only service
81 ta:S man has been IL face. that be-
!au a profess lona! Of his craft. he came
:, hr hy S.:anl,. chance ~ tn" ncad Of
li,,. Am,r;..tu armies which fought in
lGr"l". Th-"" "h"di"Nt I" the COM
'naa.dS Of tiIusr who sent him. he with
;.h.l!ty and brains led the work"or muir
DIR Of men by men. For this they
i.E.l.S.. him I" tt" Skies ana honor him
g. every way. Al! this IS done only be-
,:,Gs" We ar" IN an A2r of progress aud
civilization. in an age Of altruiSm and
humanitarian IDEAS"
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THE REASON WHY

your practically III" same effect i" pro-
Iur"d aS when you have Something in
YOUR Stonlrrh hat should com" out.
TrymG.ur the tEia= that happens some
{ ines when We cry. makes the throat
muSvl"S net just aS If We w"r" vomiting.
and rs lhr tICiIuu is an unnatural one,
Vn"n the lIfIg or wave reaches ih" top
"i til" threat. We feel tn" lump or ball
rs y" call il. "" feel the lump because
lii, rhr"at has been made to 90 through
thu motion "i eliminating something IN
IN unnatural way. just "a Your arm Will
hurt II Nuu rr,l, nd to hay u ball a.;
~rrrl" IN It, ana in throwing tn" imaGi-
nary hall ~ stone. yOu pui IN" sam"
Er!r,. into yulIr movements as You would
# yuu he'd IN n"tUul hail or SiUu" III
your hand ana w"r" S""ln- how far you
could threw H.. !'r"m -. 'i'''' If Won
IrcN. Published aud copyrighted by the
l'ur"aU Il Industrial Education. Inc.
WlshuE,un. l.. g
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BIDS FOR PAVING
NOTICE TO Contractors.

Town q: WoodSdalc. W. Va. Nov. s.
1919.
S.a.d proposals will hc received at
the Residence Of the Recorder. j: T..
Sweeney. 40. :. Poplar Ave. Noodsdale'
~. Va. until noon. Nov. 20. 1919. Tor
IA, regarding and paving OF streets.
lanes and roads. IN the said Town,
.ul"uut.ul; Ia 5000 square yards, more
,,r less. according I" plans and spccifi-
rat!"..S on file N IN" office of G.. {.
Smith. C:yil f.rgin""r. Room No. 5GS.
R"ard Of Trade building. Wheeling. w.
Va.
i draft or certified check for s2500.00
mast accompany each bid, made pay
able L. the Town al WuUdSdale. 10 be
forfeited t" the sad town. As liquidated
damages. should the successful bidder
al t. enter ;H;u "A c"TtrLr; and furnish
bond fer IN" faithful performance of
;ur work The bidder II whom the
work - awarded viii nc required to
furnish bond. with surety. satisfactory
t. the Council. IN the penalty Of $780,
Uuu.UO. lDa;r So; for completion OF the
wurh. Nov. |. 1870.
Indoors" all "IrupnSals for Grading
and lIv:ng IN Wu"dS,laic. W. Va"
The Council reserves the right to re-
jet any or al BIDS
J. T.. SWEENEY.
Clerk Of Council.
n-1-lO-l@-lt-l1-I9
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according TO an announcement from
hcaJouar,crS Of the National Tuber-
cul,>!, Association, following
nation wide survey OF health cond'-
lions BY experts.
Tuberculosis is prcvcntahlc and
crrab?c, although !; kills $4,000 per
,.r, in the United States rycry year.
The Na'ional Tuberculosis Associa,,
ton will sponsor tho sale of Red
Cross Christmas Seals this December
!, in ihc pas. =,
Thee seals are the best health
insurance your community can have,
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Town CT woodedale, Ohio County. We.

Town Ct woodsdale, Ohio County. West
Virginia:
The Undersigned commissioners, ap-
nrintcd for the purpose ny the Council
uf the Town OF W""dSdale. Will. unit!
the Sth day of November. 1919. at -
o'clock, noon, receive scaled bids for
the sale OF one Hundred Thousand Dol
lars t$i0u OhU.nG) w"rtn If Street I'M
pruvcut"nt Coupon Bonds Of the Town
If WoudSdIl". with accrued interest.
SAID hurhs being numt cred from l to
100 inclusive, III the denomination Of
one ThuuSaud Dollars (Sl.gUU.0gJ each.
All Of sad bonds. or any part thereof:
are rcdccnsabir AZ the option OF council
ten No) years from their date. and are
payable th!rly-iUur L3D years from
date. with interest At the rate OF fiv"
per cent $50 per Annum, payable an
nualiy 81 the Dollar Savings < Trust
Company. Wheeling. West Virginia, and
arr. dated November LIST, 1919
sad bonds having b-rIi approved by
tn" Attorney general ~ the state OF
West Virginia. AS required by Chapter
81 OF the Acts OF 1917. are now 4 binding
obligation upon the town of WUodsda!e.
West virginia.
Each bid shall BE- accompanied by n
certified check equal to five (5Ge) per
cent Of the value OF the bonds bid pur.
payable 10 tn" Undersigned commits
Sluuers.
The said commissioners reserve the
right 10 reject any and all bids, and may
use III" check accompanying bids As L.
undated dana SeS for failure t. comply
with the bid ii the same is accepted.
All bids shall be marked Bids for
Woodsdalr Bonds And mailed 10 L. b.
Naylur. No. 305 National Bank Build ne.
Wheeling, West virginia.
GEORGE W. BARON.
OTTO SCIIENk.
GEO. \. LAUGHLIS.
ola commissioners
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FUNDS GROW FOR
THE union MISSION
Expected That The Goal Of $4,000 VIII
Be Reach"d Today BY The
workers.

final effort VIII l." mad" today L"
nm, The hl- l'r!ru Miss: un drive over the
ion and from all Indications ii %.il be
mi across with flying rulurs. The mis-
SION teams have been wuri!Dg for th1
pas; week and haro met with splendid
success.
The teams ar" running neck ana mex
and vest, r,.ny OVER s. .juG was collected
for the ur%"llxnilou. Thu teams urge
al l." a.G them IN their work and arc
h"ostiEG for all they ar" worth /" COM
plot" thc work in record time.
The Wheeling intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1903-1961, 1919-11-10

THE REASON WHY
What Makes the Lump Como in My
Thrnnt When CNY2

The lump wh!'h comes Un into
your throat when you cry Is caused by
!, sort Of pHralNS ST. II tn" rings of mus
clrS in your threat. Th'' muscles OF
your throat can make IhcS" rings q"
waves upward also. but il Is NOR" ditIi-
cult upward than downward rr"hHh y
because If laCI, e ira'tl"''. HS "" S'.H.
When You hay" put something INTO your
stomach that ,unhrS you Slrh ami C'tuS"S
YOU To- vomil. thu throat muscles take
In" matter from your stomach and bring
II back Ia your moU'h III IN" sam" WY.
except. of course. that THIS action begins
at IN" bottom.
Sorr.lum"s whom you cry. or lose con
troll of yourself IN som" other WY t!"u
know. II rrUrS". that ~ Try .ng You A.
ways lose control Of yourself, doh
The Wheeling intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1903-1961, 1919-11-10
PERSONAL
PROSTATE

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in men: getting up frequently al
night. positively and rapidly overcome
without drug, privately at home; doc
tors, ostcUpaths. ch!ropractors. physical
culture directors Use il; easily used by
anyone anywhere; no matter what you
have tried or how old the case: tnis
method viii bring results quickly. Write
for three illustrated booklet and convinc-
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U.S.. Vice Consul at
Stockholm Ends Life

NEW YORK. Nov. 9--Carey r. Miller.
American VIC" consul L. Stockholm. shot
and kIll.d E.iNS'N in his SIItc IN the
N,ldorf Astoria here late today.
The medical 'Namin"r later found in
Mr.. Mill"r's c"i'h:ur two notes which
indicated tht. financial difficulties had
turn shed tn" mpt3v" for his suicide. Mr..
N ill"r wa connected with an exporting
arm! IN Stockholm.
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DIED
KEMPI.J

HMP1E-On Saturday morning. Nov.
cmbcr 8. 1919. at 2 o'clock. az tn.
home Of her daughter. Mrs. {. I.
Cloudy. Sherrard. MRS. AMANDA
KEMPLE. wife Of the late William
kemple age II years.
Funeral services at Allen Grove churc!'
Monday afternoon 200 o'clock. H.
termcnt Allen Grove cemetery.
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FARM BARGAIN.

We specialize on farms in eastern ONO
and western Pa. and particularly in Loi-
umbiana and MahonIng countess ONO;
And the western part Of Lawrcnc" ana
Beaver counties. Pa. We have about lOo
farms for sale. each and every one n
real bargain. Part of these farms are
described IN our booklet so Farms in
the Garden Spot of the World. II you
buying a farm IL VIII pa!
VIM IN send for our free booklet. Everett
* Cap.l, Salem. Ohio; Everett, Capel d
johnson, L.. Palestine. Ohio.
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WANTED-Rranch manager BY old es-
tabliShcd Chicago concern. We fur-
nish full stock or goods. advertising
matter, and equip store completely. IN
good location. all at our expense. we
allow ynu 10 draw out SITS Z month and
viii ais" pay you liberal share OF the
profits your store earns: Work may be
started in spare time. No investment or
previous experience necessary. III you
are A hustler and want an opportunity
To make 5000 or more year. we want
you. and Will pay you we'll from the
start. Send your application today. s.
Levy. Manager Del t. 1889 s. Frank
lin ST., Chicago, Ill. o-i-lS-n-l-lo
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FOR sALE--Stnck farm, 1870 a

FOR SALE Stock farm, 1870 acres Of nice
laying. fcrlIl" land lnratcd on public
road twU and one-half miles from
railroad town. Improved with an excel
lent set Of buildings. consisting or
nearly new twu-stOry. eight room house.
\ good llrg" bank barn with Sil". sheep
barn. graincry, garage. Abundance OF
fruit. timber. well waterCd and fenced.
I'ndcrlaid with coal. Convenient 10
school. church and stores. rms *
very prct;y farm nom" and II can D"
bought for less than $500 per acre.
For photu-d"scrirti"n inquire II Gun;
Dale stock Farm. Tippecanoe. HARRISON
cuuuty ohio noSS
The Wheeling intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1903-1961, 1919-11-10
s,e Let Him Have The Smile.

An interesting little tai" along 'his
lIu, appeared in on. of H." current mag
,2.n,S Perhaps y",! saw II. TT" w"IE-
.u readers w"r. invited (" tell how ih"I
,l,.rl' w.:H lhrr nushEt'$ faults. ON"
v"mru >.'vrd IA" problem ~ husband
..:,.. n,Ilv would hr la" to meals. tn
Is ~ ~ int sh" kept his meals hot
r'aE hat hr"n furious with hnr. Then
orur day when she sulkily served him
lu,.li carefully kept hot Csh" had H""n
wnI-u- On" hour ard f"rty-thr"' min
ur..S) h" said. "Nh. girl. don't keep II hot.
-!v" II to mo cold and Let m" have 4
.,il,." s.. :h"r"up"n decided to d"
U.s., tina, ;I.l found that when sh" ceased
Il, FL .\tE;r rated. tn" Iat"ncss had
list r:u,t ST .rs POWER /" annoy her and
upset her hvuS'!"ld. of course. Sh" did
Mt have .hn bother e keeping things
warm. To-, rl.- WAS only the smaller
y III If Ia" change.
The Wheeling intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1903-1961, 1919-11-10
RUSSIAN REDS
Continued From Page one)

follows" the manifesto advocates as IT.
program.
Krcorni2inC no religion. no auth"rit".
no power other than it's own. ia" man
stu says, altcruItivcly. its H'Np -
:,rc atheists. communists. anarchists. l.
continues:
I'VE go TRANQUILITY. cE"c:fullN, not
because. il Is painful to US "i"r"a!!y I"
Il. calling t. bloody combat. ne. he
,auS,. they are So far beyond IN" corps
OF heroes. beyond the h,c"d r.'Ivr"i
barriers, beyond all t,rrors "f c:v.l w'".
thor. already shines for rs II" '"tGn!I-
ice II, b"autitul furH &c ma" ".th"It
God. without a mast" ,sai !'"' g.! A.
:h"rity.
Hate for Religion.
I'VE hate religion because II lullS
the spirit with LYNX tales. takes ANA
the courage and faith in the power Of
man. faith - the tr:umps Of JGStIc.
here. on ;hc real earth. and not IN 4
chimcrical heaven. Religion covers
everything with FIG: real rv'l becomes
visionary. and visionary ""'I 4 reality.
II has always Sa'rt!flcd slaN'rN. grief
and tears and We declare war upon all
sods and relgi"&s fables. W" are
attic SiStS."
Mr.. Garvin called particular attention
{, statements in n" lu@H .'S:n having
q br-rrinE on ~" governments Ict!vi-
ties IN connection with r"c'@' Strikes.
The governments attempts - pat dow"
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HEKvEY-On Friday. November 7th.
1919. at 3:45 o'clock y. m. At the fam.
lily residence 121 Market street, Lula
PEARL. daughter OF the late Georsc
W. and Nella Hervey.
Services at the residence Monday after
noon O'Clock. Friends Invited. H.
tcrment private Greenwood cemetery.
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DON'T FAIL TO READ

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The Wheeling intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1903-1961, 1919-11-10
FOR SALE-Farm Lands
TWO OHIO FARMS FOR SALE.

1861. acres level and rolling, vel!
fenced, water in house and barn ana
near flrid. All t!l!ahle except ID acres
which 80 good timber; new large
barns. new room house. out buildings.
ON Struh"nviIlc road. clay pike. close I"
railroad nud creamery and on creamery
route. Close IL tire. good trains. ~
Farm mas been reduced from 5000 to
Sjh.n0 per acre.
Ais" - acres good land and new
buildings Of all kinds we'll fenced. 4
mile apart.
l. L. BENDI'RE.
Frcepurt, Ohio.
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The Wheeling intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1903-1961, 1919-11-10

FOR SALE--Ncw Bunsides: second hard
stoves; coal and Gas stoves Of all
kinds "n"-third cheaper than elsewhere.
Also largr lat al Srr"ud-hand stove
parts. Tool Store. lO3l-53 Market ST.
t'uu!.. 9"1J-T n-in-m
The Wheeling intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1903-1961, 1919-11-10
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WANTED-Prostate sufferers TO read
our announcement under Personal No
drugs. The ElcCtrothermal Company, Sio
Harrison Bldg, Steubenville. Ohio.
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The Wheeling intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1903-1961, 1919-11-10
REDUCED IN PRICE.

This elegant located N"rth FroA,
.,'rr,, ?r,rcrty. fronting sixty fcci on
y. Front street. and attending a. the
"!,"E. House contains seven rooms and
h"t@. with running water IN all bed
gunrlS.
Owner anxious 10 sell and has reduced
IT," pr!"" several hundred dollars
CHAS. T. PAUL CO.
COL wheeling Bank & Trust Building.
The Wheeling intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1903-1961, 1919-11-10

FOR SALE-puuhlr yellow head Mex
can taking parrots. also HIrtA NOUN
tain singer ranIr!"I and fcrrctS. VIM.
kapp. Barber shop. lUth -. n-S--i