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The Arvada enterprise., 1920-01-29

Mr. c. l.. Carson has associated
himself with the First National
Bank, in the Real Estate and lnsur-
ance department, and will be pleased
to list your acre tracts and farms ms
my lind of real estate you may wish
TO DISPOSE of or rent. He has been
to lisk your acre tracts and farms or
years, but having purchased pro
perty in Arvada. he will engage in
business locally.
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The New Meat Market has found
Il Necessary to purchase a new Ford
truck with which to transport hogs
and besf cattle to the Denver pack
ing house to be slaughtered. They
They pay the cash and come and get
are also handling a big bunch of
hogs and cattle on the markets.
what the farmers have to sell, so
they don't need to loseany time in
disposilkvf their stock.
The Arvada enterprise., 1920-01-29

Mr.. George Williams received a
telegram today from Terrehaute, In
diana, bearing the sad intelligence
Of the death Of his sister, Mrs. Mary
Westbrook, from pneumonia.
The Arvada enterprise., 1920-01-29

W. F. Peterson Is getting to be
some property owner in this town.
His last purchase was the Sparks
property, now occupied by VIM.
Marsh. The last owner was Mrs.
Chas Hilman Of Denver.
The Arvada enterprise., 1920-01-29

Maxine, the sevcn-year old daugh..
ter Of Mr.. and Mrs. Louis Craig. OF
Tebernash, died Wednesday morning
a sbaut three o'clock. Of scarlet te-
YER. Mr.. J. W. Terwilliger. grand
father Of the little girl, received =
mssaaes sRd left with his wife Tor
.TakegaesA this morning. 1t. Is said
10th II. and Mrs. Craig re down
I'd sick with the flu.
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Robt Buck came down from Fl.
Collins Wednesday Of last week to
attend the Aggy banquet and attend
the Stock Show, returning Monday.
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-Subscribs-
Arvada PrssnytsriaA Church

Bible School at 0:45 u. m.
Service for Worship and Preach
ing Of the Word at II.
Evening Gospel Service ut 1880.
Mid.week service for Bible Study
and prayer. Wednesday at 1880 p.
"A. "
The Morning theme will be "Jo-
seph and His Brethren, Type Of
Christ pnd Israel" and the evening
theme, Joseph. Type of Christ as
Universal Savior"
Special music ut both these SER
vices.
, Miss Dorothy Newton will leal the
Christian Endeavor meeting. Sub
ject, "Whnt Does Our Pledge Re-
ouire!" De. 1874. Jno. l4:2l-26.
The Bible Glasses for the week
will meet M follow:
Tuesday evening. Feb'y Bird, ut
Lake Station. with Mr.. and Mrs.
Fred Olson.
Wednesday evening, Feb'y 4th. 81
Arvadn with Pastor and Mn. hecd'
Thursday evening. Feb'y 9TH, At
the Ralston Church.
|. Friday evening. feb'y 9Th. 1T
Griffith, with Mr.. and Mrs Wider
sFsss.
A cordial invitation to these ser
vices and classes In extended to all.
The Arvada enterprise., 1920-01-29

A marriage license was issued in
Denver Tsesday to Mr.. Abraham
1arbsris Of Wsstminstsr and Miss
svgxy ReGIetta..nf DreaARatsr, f&eN
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carissl.a Se.s.ss Sssv,e..

Christian Science Services are held
Sunday morning at West First and
Adelaide Streets. At II o'clock
Sunday School at 9:30.
Subject for Sunday, Fob. lat.
1920, ID Love"
Wednesday evening meetings At 3
o'clock. All are wsacsMs.
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Mr.. Wingss bought the: old barn
ON the .,s163 the McIlvoy lots.
rees11 kCuiSl = by R. o. Graves.
and u 1T 10 NV cleared ready for
excavation work TO begin.
The Arvada enterprise., 1920-01-29

The Saturday Night Dancing Club
is making big preparations fer val
tine masquerade ball on Saturday
February l4th. Prizes will be Riyer
for best and most unique costumes
etc.
The Arvada enterprise., 1920-01-29

William Bennett received boz
of "sun.k.st babies" tcrangesj IRON
George Robinson. who recently 10
Gated in Long Beach, California.
The Arvada enterprise., 1920-01-29

Master George Robinson the SIX
-, ~. aid son Of Mr.. and Mrs W. H.
r, ,b,nson. is sick with eh'ck'npo"'
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Regular meeting of the Craig Col
ony Club next Tuesday afternoon,
Feb. 8, at the home of Mrs. Willis.
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Dspsist Church Notes
9:lb u. m.--Sunday School.

V'VO u. M.--ouHUHy ''"""'
II N. m.-Prcaching, -
Morning subject "1re Prc-c'ni-
ncncc Of Christ" Evening subject,
"Four More Pictures Of Jesus The
Thirtscnth Chapter Of John.
Meeting for prayer and Bible stu
dy, Wednesday evening ut 1880
". A. Pipkin. Pastor.
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The Catholic Ladies Aid card
party in Barth hall Wednesday even
ing was well attended and an enjoy
able time was had.
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tke Allen building. occupied BY
e. 8. Scott, The Enterprise and J. =.
Nunsl, il being treated to . much
needed cost Of paint, In front.
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Misc, Myrn Campbell and f.'ne'
y shop were home fro" 'o"''''
a, ,.,,,v over Sunday.
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Mrs. Gillar6 has accepted posi-
ton as ssles!ady for the Fishel Bros.
stores.
The Arvada enterprise., 1920-01-29

mn. and Mrs. Chester M. Law
renee arc about the happiest people
in town since the arrival mt their
house Friday morning of fine baby
boy.
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The weather hns been conducive
for spring work and many farmers
are In the fields blowing. The
ground II working up fine, they say.
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lSEAL)
JAMES X. holland.
Secretary Of State.

We have several desirable airy
ranches. also city proyeIty 70 ~.
for improved gardcn tr~."' ono
Smith-Ruffncr Realty ooc ~" a. ~
Quincy Bldg. Arvad" "o" w.
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Just ~ we went to press word of
. fire Ut Griffith reached III and we
'"srr TIN: Il wst Mr.. Psvclkc's chic.
ken house, which caught from ssnnu'.
dering sparkA from . rack he had
hesr Using In whip out the fire of
weeds he wns hnrnin~. Two d"-"
lAhickens. two motorcycle and IT,
hN'm4rra sSUS Icstroyed.
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The Swanson twins on "es' r"''
Street. are quite sick
The Arvada enterprise., 1920-01-29

xr,,un Klunkcr is figuring ."
nl,,, - bedroom onto his house
a s Bobb will do the work
The Arvada enterprise., 1920-01-29

Mrs. Florence Campbell (mucic
tsachsr) ID prepared to assist pupils
IN It'll and 9Th grade arithmetic, and
first year algebra.
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y Mira meNicli has gone 10 '''"
ON n business trip
The Arvada enterprise., 1920-01-29

Postmaster R. L. Newton has be-
come . Ford fan, having invested in
q niver and will build . garage.
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Mr.. Gortcr. the rc.taur .s. . r
r,,,or, is on the sick '''' '"'"
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:. The. wooslmer have T. fine tine
every caiap Might and the attend.
81: :'HsEs . Y 70 y: ::.n nd
Guido some ono else he'll have =
chance 10 get some Of he ronreit
taken out Of him, o. slss w prove
I by going TO camp and trying Il
The Arvada enterprise., 1920-01-29

AZ. l. Recht rs very ". An" w"
Mu. ~ an. OF e. trained nus"@'
The Arvada enterprise., 1920-01-29

~. a. McCaskill, County agent
was q visitor in Arvada Wedncs lay
He reports his work going nicely
anil expects To gee splendid results IN
NIL lines Of agriculture an stock
rH:siAx this year
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Mis- Brown has accepted " pom
tim in Kcnncdy'b Grocery
The Arvada enterprise., 1920-01-29

sh,bor, Richter is working Tor INV
,oe,I Tc,sphonc exchange
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u. r. SINNERS family are AL re-
,,,r,od sick with the flu.
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y" R.i,so. Prssbytesiaa Church

kAIseoo 'Prosoysossee Ss
Bible School At 2:i6 p. m.
Service worship and Preaching Of
Che wvstsS.
This Il u community service. and
you are cordially invited. " make
Il your service.
'. Olintsa Red, Ninistss.
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lS3{@E <. g: { 7 ! =
by Ra1th Cameron I'll
A HABIT TO AVOID

certain things both in myself and other
people. And one of these growing mates
Is. as | have told YOU before. self pity.
and another is that most rNaSpcratIng
expression OF self plty.-whin ming.
wouldn't You Rather Hear Child
Rowl Than Whiner
| would rather hear a child howl any
day than whine.
And think would rather hear "a
gr" wn-up curse than whine.
Job certainly had some pretty strong
things IT, say about his bad lnck but he
never whned and ! don't wonder III"
"twirc as much he had BEFORE"
The complaining habit which so cas-
ily develops into tn" whining habit is
one Of the greatest JOY killers there is,
Though Their" is no legal penalty for JOY
killing there must hc 4 moral one. And
| think, when il extends over many
Years. some forms Of this crime come
near to ranking with ordinary murders.
AS II a Candle Had Been Put Out
When 4 person lik" In" one ! have
described enters Un'S house. instead Of
ones feeling rs If OnOthCr candle had
been lighted ono feels as if candl"
had been put out or as # cloud hai
drftcd over the sun.
| believe ! have written You about the
ittlo girl who had been rcproVed for
whining and surprised her mother by
adding 10 her prayer ono night.
Lord keen me from whining. I'm no
HAPPIER when | whine. therefore why
" hlur'
She might well have added. I'm no
happier when | whine and everyone
about me Is a great deal unhappicr."
mlEhtnt shcH
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MRS. snyder GAINED
TVENTY-S|X POUNDS

Nv back often hurt terribly and | was
never free :r0m dull. aching pains III
my sides. Was 80 merry GUS ] could nor
II Still and at night | always 'c't
poorly. just had 10 drag myScE aroun"
;,Il d:rv long and | felt that il was Only
i question OF Time until l would break
down and have TO giv.'up. My husband
had spent u small fortune trying Ia hc!p
M and ! had Income so respondent
almost lost heart
"Nlrou; two months ac" ! told my
husband tn get IN" hottl" "f Thnlac
that wanted to try ii just /" Sht!StE
INV mind Nnd now | will always bless
~. d:y | started taking ii for 1t has
brought IN" health and JOY
Il haN" Il Wonderful appetite" ana
nothing ! eat ever hurts III" or causes
:h, least distress The constipation
has been retrieved and those headaches
are 4 thinG Of tn" past. Ny back never
hurts 4; All and the pains have al!
zone from my sides. ! nave gained
back All my lost weight and strength
and ,r,r now do my hnuScwork with
cas-" and BE- on my feet tiI day long
without getting tired out in the least
Il lust can't say enough Tor laniiC
for am f"-ling 50 well that II seems
almost Ike am starting life all over
again
Tanlac i sold in Wheeling by the
HoEc Davis Drug Co.. at lli' Main
street. 1884 Main street. l6th and Mar
kct streets and $500 t'hamine rtrcct.
ia!>o f. X. Hoge at Martins Ferry ONO
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What an unaIlractIv" hah!t - inc
habit Of continual complaint
! have 4 ncichhOr who seldom comes
into my houS" without opening her con-
V"r$ati"n something like this.
well | had about IA" hardest day
yesterday | ever Went through.
tr
i had wrct,h"d night last night.
the badly, ,tc."
OR
Isn't is dreadful. -th" - Iir"n nay"
been exposed to TIA" wh"o.. ing cough.
never knew This woman I" come IN
or III" crispicSt. freshest October day
with the hcar;rnnw words. Isn't tins
Il wonderful morning.
She always opens h'r conversation
on tn" note Of complaint and sell pity.
The People Who Have tho Hardest
Times Often Complain tho Least
The two things. YOU know. almost in
vnriahly so together Tn" propl" who
really have the hardest times seldom
have so very much /" say about them.
The very riGorS Of their lives help Ia
develop tho kind fChiract"r that con-
SumCS it's own Sm0ht
This woman. for example. docs not
have an exceptionally easy lit" but she
most certainly does not nav" an cNccp-
tionally hard ON.
| suppose Inadequate health supplies
part nj the explanation AZ II does OF
almost every failur" or inadcuuaCN. but
cannot help feeling that the wrong
mental attitude has something to do
with the aura Of dissatisfaction and dis
content and self pity which seems 10
hang about this woman.
The older | grow tn. NOR" | hate
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Idle on the Schuylkill.

Hrzclron ia. SEPT. ""--WhI," work
MS resumed at practically all anlhr't-
cit" c"ller!rs IN thu lIaA"it''h district
today all mines IN tn" SrhuHlkIll region
continued to remain IDLE.
RrvortS from tn" mines that w'r" OPP
Grating .iudlcul"d that ia" 'vhCati"m'
strikers w"r, SLOW [" return as IN" COL
llrrirS were working with :" :" - per
cent of their normal forces
MI HnthraCit" miners with the en-
'''plI"u ut thoS" at tn" IcnnSylNani;t
coal rOmpany'S CUllrrlvS were rcpnrtri
at work IN IN" Wyoming -l.hCkawannt
district. Miners at littStUn are c"ntinu-
Iug their strike against ;hC contractor
system of the Pennsylvania company,
Reports received by uiitcILis Of thu
nitcd Mia" Workers from ShamokIn
stated that when the monthly men wh"
quit IN sympathy with the miners re
ported COR work today AT tn l'hilade!-
phia ana Reading company : operations,
they wrr" told to com" cut when thu
miners returned 70 their places. THIS
places thu responsibility for the rrSumr-
tluu at work uu the "Navttl"uIStS' WHO
voted saturday not !" 80 back until th's
mAnthly men were rrInSlat"G
Tn" new move "i the operators mas
cnmpllCutrd the situation. mine WORKERS.
officials. said and the! would not Indl-
cat" What would be tn" n"Nt moN" "l
the union Ia adjust the situations \
meeting of tn" g"uCIal MIN" COMMITTEES.
IT was stated. Will probably h" cali"d
IN ShunlukIu tomorrow vr cdn'NdaE
t. take action.
Stat" troopers pltroll'l the Shain"Nin
and Shenandoah districts today, hui
Their. WAS no Scmhlancc OF any disorder.
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HARDING POINTS
Continued From Page onc)

Of III" North VIII" saved IN" nation. l
LIKE tn think that IN This year ~" th"r"
ar" few wounds - Ia" 'NH war re-
lustiuiuu. Their" are few evidences OF sec
tionalISm IN our national ll!"; and there
is no one, who regrets the Winning "l
the war by the North and III" prrS"rN a.
ton Of this wonderful land Of ours.
Il like t. recall that. after all lin'r''
We're no very great differences b"i"r"l
us | only think il was miSdir"'t"" pas
sion of the country. foS knn" III ="
were two schools of American r"N'lrS
from thu very beginning. ON" w. the
National school and the other w. IN"
school Of the States rights. Th"-'' rNo
schools III American polite Wy" in
conflict from the very D"Einh.a- 81 the
Republic: they whEcd their wUr'Ii" with
never ending intensity untli II finally
eliminated IN the great Cr>l' War and
IN that conflict the question 49, settled
and IN. United States Cuinla,lt'U ever
laStiuEly to nationality.
Warning on Antiquities.
Have YOU ever stopped I" think iha'
We un, people with naturally one lnt"r-
est were led into the CivIl War by "A
mere ambiguity in the Federal c0nsti-
tutionr In the beginning "" we're -
divided in our ideas that Their" was ~
necessity uncertainty lCIt IN TN" com
E;lrt that was mad" and II required IN"
civil War to wipe II out. And that wrN
a very great price I" pay. Eut r"nI'lnh"r-
ing that my COuntrym"n ! want L" ask
YOU knowing tn" cost al wIpInE "ul tn:
arnhiruitN IN the constitution at our
own Republic, how can We xiv" our con-
sent to enter INTO i new world CumpaC;
With a dozen amhiGuIti,S IN IL
Let M call your particular attention
20 nur. There ~ much DISPUTE about
,hnt which is known as the h"nrl al
h." League" No American can b" smut
taucousIv for Article y and for TIA" con-
slIIu,ivn Of our Republic amy more than
simultaneously Tor emancipation and
for slavery.
Let mo say right her" III passing. that
! am Il fairly sympathetic human being
and wouldn't break the heart "I any .
hndy knowingly. hut would rather
break the heart of the world Than dos
troy the soul II the United States 1T
America. Article y iS r"'iprnca!
pledge on our part To help pr"ScrN" TN
indrpcndCncr and III" territorial lnl"S-
rity of furty-four nations II all VIII" arr
invited To iuin the lcaSu" do 81. com
randInE thirty-ivc million SpuIrr mites
Of the earth surface. ArNCI" ana
it's rOrroIarIrS clearly CUnI"ni'idi" war.
If need be. - -tv thus preservation
nnss,blc In cast. II such war It is Of
fiCial testimony. IN Inc M"rhN 81 IA"
President himself. that America - un-
der am absolutely competing moral OBJ
LEGATION 10 wu in. Mark we'll thoS' "n-
NOUS Words Their" * nothing elastic
about absolute CumpulSiun. Yet III" con-
stitutinn makes Congress abs"lut"l! SVN-
origin over Americas decision - L. war
'rhrrcfurr what Is the result The COW
cnant md the constitution Immediately
clash
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WAS SERENADED
AFTER MIDNIGHT

\ compliment was paid the lnich'-
SenCer early this morning by Il process
sion of several hundred ElkS wh" came
down Markct street with 'oupI" II
bands. u
nj. 10 this uewSpapc and the nlSh'
IAN by - ring several sHicction$ in
which a gt',nd chorus of ElkS voices
blended and II Their" had p'"h
''walkin" present il would have run@
again The refrain "liUw Dry | Am"
was 4 gem ~ wonderful radcnc" ana
brought tears from eyes of listeners.
The boys paraded tn" streets UNI
n,nsiCians were aided in reading their
musical scores by several red lanterns
taken from neEhboring brick piles.
The affair as the society reporter
would describe It was most complete ~
all it's appointments ana was 'h"'o"E"-
IL enjoyed by all present
20 n il hONS,
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Pittsburgh Strike Settled

Wilkes Barre. Ia. SEPT. -. -- INC
S;rIk" oi the miners OF the PcnnS!',
vtnIa Coal company and Hillside Coal
X Iron company, operated by thr Ere ;;L
Railroad company IN the llt'Stoh diS-
in tn PiltSton armory. The miners
who have been on strike for ten weeks
as a protest against the individual con
tract mining system voted almost uh-
animously 10 accept u proposition "a
Captain w. y. May. president OF N"
PENNSYLVANIA Coal company 10 return
to work Tuesday. The proposition pro
vidcs that the grievances Of the s,rlH-
rrS regarding alleged graft and other
irregularities by employees and officials
of III" company b" submitted T." the
state bureau OF mediation and arDi'ri-
ton for disposition and that the COM
panv would do all in its power TO live
rlp 10 tn" accommodations TO h" made
in the report of the state mediatorS
The matter will be placed IN the hands
of Judge William J. Tracy, OF PhiladcI-
phia. head of the bureau OF mcdiatlon
and arbitration Of the state department
Of labor and industry.
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NO MEMORIAL
FOR SISTERSv|LLE
1..sio, Men Follow Wheeling Post No.
Action and vote Against Million
Dollar Edifice

Word vas received in this city ye>tcr-
dsv that the American Legion post at
SiS, ersvtlic had followed tn" action
taken By Wheeling Post NJ" ! of this
city and has refused |" sanction the
collection nj funds c"r million dollar
memorial building. in honor of IN" dead
heroes Of the World War 10 be erected
on the campus at TIA" West Virginia
STATE university II M"rEan'own
II Is stated that IN" New Mart'nSNilic
Legion mon Will TAX" IN" same acton a.
thrir nrxt meeting III" proposed new
memorial building NJ n" s:atc univ"rs-
inv does not Seem pupular with the eN.
SrrNlcp lner.
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Huntington Woman Says
Tanlac Brough t H e r
Health and Happiness,
and She Will Always
Bless the Day She Began
Taking It.

Il lal fallen on until ] weighed just
one hundred ami four pounds but now
! actually weigh one hundred and ihlr-
y and feel In" sixteen year old EIrL'
This statement was made Il lew DAYS
ago by Mrs. G""rc" Snyder who RESIDES
at the corner Of Third street and Second
.tV"nu". Huntington. W Va.
II had suffered constantly for ny"
years and had lost 50 much weight ana
strength that ii didn't seem I" me- |
could hold out any longer. My stomach
MAS so badly upset that II mad" n"
difference how lIttl" ate | suffered
after every meal. Gas would form and
PRESS AGAINST my heart and just lett
like was $mothcring I" death. | had
crLmpng spells tina; nearly droh" M"
frantic and night after night | had 10
get out of bed and walk the floor be-
iurr | could got any relief.
Il was runSt!pLt"h most Of tn" tlmc
and frequently had bursting headaches.
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FARMS FOR SALE.

FOR SALE-Farm bargains. aged owner
offers ll5 acres spring watered, alfal-
IA and clover land. with new s room
house. slate roof and furnace. mi. 10
MinGo Junction Oh pike. near school.
church and car line. large bank barn.
other buildings, some timber, lots or
Young fruit. $1,000. one-half cash. Pos
session soon. Stocks, etc. priced right
90 acre alfalfa farm. room. slate roof
ed house. large barn. other buildings,
spring watcred. on pike, near school.
church and car line. { mi. TO Mingo juno
ton. 5 foot vein of coal. Priced for
quick sale $500. Address Ross Still
well. Smithfield, Ohio. s-l8-k
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wANTED-sAIEsMEN

wANTED-Saesmen who arc capable
and Of good character, vino will be
permanen; with good knowledge OF
business who can b" depended upon to
carry out 4 program outlined. 1ntelli-
gently cooperate and safely attend to
duties. TO such men VIC will offer the
b-s; proposition. Interview can be ar
ranged with Mr. MiSchnc, 2l2 Iwc!g
Bldg, Bellairc, O. Call Bellaire 50I.
SILT
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WOULD EXCLUDE SOCIALISTS

Albany, =. Y. S"pt -W---DVIVU'I INIT
som Il t;lllrtt. Republican member of
the assembly from Columbia county. TO-
49, ~, 'iutrndurc,l q resolution in tn" as.
serub!v N extraordinary session asking
that jhs i've socialists perfected last
Thursday - I'LL the vacancies caus"d by
their expulsion last April b" "Nclnd"d
Cro,,, m ,x,raurdirurN session The
resolution vas r"i"rr"d I" h" Judiciary
committee.
The. reference % the judiciary COM
mitt, - was made on motion OF Majority
Leader Adler.
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FOE RENT-Nicely furnished rooms for
light housekeeping and sleeping. APP
ply End floor lew lnteligencer BIDS
l5O5 Market ST. )e-lz-u
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BUSINESS OPPORTUNITIES

Men, We Teach Barbering Quickly
Have your own shop or work for big
wages. Jobs furnished. Write. Moler.
34I ". 9TH St. Cincinnati, @. aug21-30t
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wANTED-Salcsmau and collector. APP.
ply Singer Sewing Machine Co. 10
eth ST. S-lS-I
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BOMB PLOT SUSPECT
Continued From Page Onel

., 'v'nr"'Hi Charge ~ bong an "'u' -.!-
abb" n!l"n after %" ""i". 'Ih ~ '''E
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s"rv" mourning M, -. rrS SSrrsS.scily than
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The Wheeling intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1903-1961, 1920-09-21

Yesterday was an exceedingly busy
day for David DinGer. county SeGrc-
rary Il. T. CreSap and assistants at Re
publican headquarters. Visitors from
FAR and near called u pay their, re-
Spects. convey Il mcssag" Of good cheer
and to inquire how tho campaign IA
inw man from Chicago dropped in To
get n copy Of the newspaper editorial
in which, Governor Cox several years
ago Toasted" tn" travelling men Sc
,-arely'