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The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1920-10-14

You might he surprised TO know
that The beet thing you can use ior
a severe cough, a remedy when
: easlly prepared al home IN Just
! few moments. It's cheap, bnt Tor
pronpt results it beats anything else
ymi ever tired. Usually stops the
ordinary cough or chest cold IN ~
ho,rs, Tastes pleasant. t0o-eh tlt1ea
ne it-and Il j. pure and good
Pour 2L ounefs Of Piner In .
rint bottle then hil IL pp with plam
gfanulated sugar syrup. Or use eiAfi-
fed molssses, honey, or corn syrup'
instead OF snRar syrup, aesIrsa.
Thus you make full pint-a ismiy
supply -but cos ting no more than :
small bottle Of ready.made cough
And a. a cough medicine, there 10
really nothing better 70 be had a.
any price. Ii goes right 10 The spot
and gives quick, lasting feiief. ~
promptly heals the lnhamed mem
brsnes that line the ibsoat and ar
passages, stops the annoying throat
tickle. loosens the phleRrn. ard sool
your cough stops entirely. Spienss
Tor bronchitis, Group, bosrsensss an
bronchial asthma, =
Pinsr is highly concentrated com
pound OF Norway pine extrarf.
famous for healing the membranes.
To AVOID disappointment ask your
druggist for "2h ounces OF PInex~
With directions and don't accept any
thing else. Guaranteed 70 give aheo-
lute eat sfnefion or money refunded
The Piner Co.. IT. Wayne, Ind
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1920-10-14

Mr. Theo Karie accompanied by
Mira karia left yesterday 10 begin
an extensive concert totr through
Washington and Oregon. before pro.
ccedlng eastward 10 New York from
whence they will sail April IS foe
Europe.
Among the gfrls from Annie
Wright Seminary. who win return
to their homes Friday. Oct n. TO re-
main for tho week end. viii be the
Mlxse. Dorothy Allen. Jane Bliss.
Polly Perkins. Lorraine Casey. Helen
Graham and Lacy senpie swan
strum-
Mr.. ard Mrs James ehackelsord
Hin-. departed this morning for the
East to enjoy q stay OF four months.
before returning to their home at
seaeiiff. san Francisco.
Mr.. c. C csrp~ntsr left last week
for San Francisco. TO be gone several
weeks
Mr.. and Mira r. n. s~waii Of Chi
caxo will arrive ON Thurrday 10
spend few days with their son.sn.
Law and daughter. Mr.. and Mrs. !.
c. G. Eden at their home at the
Highlands. Arriving The first OF the
week from her home IN Vancouver.
y. C.. TO b. the guest Of Mr.. and
Mrs. Eden for a few days, win Be
Mrs. s ID. Brooks
Mira James X simpson OF Port
land, Ore. IL the guest of her broth.
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:: WOMEN'S. CLUBS ::


The delegates elected b. the IsgiAlh.
tive federation are Arn. Cudihee and
Mrs. Ethan Stewart. with Mrs. on.
yer Hulbaok and Mrs. Pete Moore
AZ sifsrnatoA.
Court Excelsior No. II
Court Exoelrdor No. ~ will give u
free card party at 1924 rirHt ave at
y. m. Public invited
AnEora Grotto
AnEoru Grotto will give a series Of
SEVEN Stances this season on the
third Friday Of each month, the
first to bo held at y. IN. at Masonic
Temple.
How 10 Make Salad Dressing
A.free demonatra tion lecture on
salads win be given Friday afternoon
at $40 In Vocational Hall at the
Y. W. c. A. Those attending will be
told how 20 make mayonnalse dress
ing. thousand Island dressing and
tartar sauce. A series arranged by
Miss Celia C~rhArdt. vocational sec.
Rotary Of the Y. w. c. A.. viii b.
given every Friday afternoon
Fast Capitol TiiiI Guild
East Capitol Hlil Guild Of tho
orthopcdie Hospital viii meet with
Mrs. q. X Woodwork. $3.50 T..
Green Lake blvd. all day Friday.
Intsrlaisrn Guild
interiAkcn Guild Of Orthopedic
Hospital meets with Mira Philip J.
Aaron. soot v. Lynn st. al z.50.
Freeman Press Club
The Freeman Press club viii give
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1920-10-14
LONDON USES
WATCH FOBS
WITH SUITS

London has decreed that u IL
smart 20 wear a fob with the au-
tumn suits Black silk waiercd rib
hon 10 which Il lump Of onyx. jade,
agate or amber IN attached ls ganer.
ally worn
swagger sticks with ODD wooiiy
dolls tied tn them by galiy colorcd
cords are another Of the latest freaks
Of London fashion.
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1920-10-14

farsofie~ have been visited and an
nev ccntsrs have been established
froN Georrs,pwn 20 the foot Of
Queen Anne HllL Girl workers IN
one s~sAblishmsn, have organised a
domestic science class and visii the
vocational room. u the ~ after
work, prepare their meals and ssrx.
y themselves. thus gaining espsrf.
ene~ tn the preparation. serving and
cocairs 81 meals.
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Luncheon for
&C. A. r. Ladies

Mfz. W. s. White was hostess at
. prettily appointed luncheon yea
ferday at her home on Lake Wash
inEton. complimenting Aias Siadgs
Webster Of Spokane Autumn leaves
and flags decorated the rooms. where
forty o. a. II. ladies were entertain.
ed. Receiving with the hostess and
honor guest were Mrs. " Is. Harvey.
Mrs. 5. Mcknight and Mrs. X.
Schaefer.
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1920-10-14

corusrstons dpon which beauty eui-
iuFn u hulidet
10 not despair because yNu cannot
afford tire fees asked hy beauty srs-
rialistR for Uniting gray hair. hut DO
IL pnuTEsf ~ homs, Wifh No other
aid than a bottle 81 Hrownatane, the
same preparation used ~ the fore
most hair dfrssrFa
special fres Trial Offer
For con vtnnlnH proof that with
Hrownefnnc you can regain aud pre-
serve In your hair les natural orig
tual rolor~--w whether golden. BLACK Or
any shade ~ brown =-try ur0wns.
tone yourself. Guaranteed absolute.
~ harmless Rend ~ cents 70 pay
ksnisn fharmsesi Co kss Gamma IN
bldg. toyinkton. Ky. for trial pRdk X :
aEs. Or get regular package from
your druggiat Two rotofH "Taght
10 Medium Blown" ana "nnrk rrowu
p Black" Price soc and ii.Bo Tear
this out
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1920-10-14
Mrs. Craacford Hostess
at BRIDGE Tea

compllmsnting Miss Helen Brown.
Mrs. Aaxnus T. Crawford was host.
eos AT an enjoyable bridge tea this
afternoon at her horne. 10 which only
intimate friends % Miss Brown were
hidden. Mira Darrah corbett. Miss
Ienorc Blackwell and Miss sally
Adzms assisted the hostess. while AT
the urns Mrs. Robert Abrrcrumhy
brown dispensed Inequalities. A
charming arrangement Of autumn
flowers and foliage frightened the
ruounk
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Mrs. Smith
: Luncheon Hostess

Mrs. Herbert r. Smith entertained
with charming luncheon Tuesday
complimentary to Mrs. G.. Berry or
Detroit, Mich. The table had for IL
center lovely bowl Of bronze chry
santheurnums. Afterwards the party
attended the performance at the
Moore theatre.
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Mrs. Charles Mcbride
introduced

The full beauty Of autumn vas
emphasized with nicely this after
noon. at the tea which Mrs Charles
willard stnson gave 20 honor Mrs
Charles Mcbride. wife OF Capt. Nc.
Bride. U. 3. ", who. with her hus-
bard. has recently taken up hsr
residence nj the navy yard Long.
stsmmed xiunias. African mariEolda,
bronze tinted chrysan,henums and
branches Of autumn leaves provided
= most decorative setting.
Dispensing the dainty refresh.
Eerts were Mrs. Archibald $.
Downey. Mrs. Lawrence Bogie. Mr..
Thomas stimson. and Ms. John
Henry BaiIinger.
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ADDITIONAL CLUBS


The first dance OF the season given
by the women's Auxiliary Of the
Lloyd T. Cochran Post No 40.
proved 10 b. brilliantly successful
The hall WIS crowded. and many old
friends were brought together again
who had not met since prewar days
The wallis were appropriately deco
rated with flags. and choice roses
ADDED fragrance ms well As beauty 70
the corner shsltering the punch bowl
Mrs. Nicholas Theissn contributed
pleasure % the evening by rafting
OF large Dor Of candy.
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1920-10-14
Bridge luncheon
for Mrs. Harris

aonoring Mrs. benjamin Harris
Of San Francisco. Mrs. Arthur c.
Cohen entertained on Tuesday with
bridge luncheon at her home. A
low mound Of yellow chrysanthu.
NUNS centered the table. which was
marked with placer for ten. Mrs.
Harris win be remembered a. Miss
Irene Cohen.
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Ryther Home Benefit

MIS-. u. a. EIwell entertained at
bridge this afternoon at her rrri.
dence for the benefit OF the Mother
Hyther home. This will be the first
Of a series OF card parties to benefit
the home.
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1920-10-14
Stag Dinner at
Yacht Club

Over two hundred Yacht club mem.
bers have made reservations for the
stag dinner tomorrow evening Espe.
eiaI attention has been given to the
evening program. which promises to
Be most entertaining and unique
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1920-10-14

Afsls NJ. Fisid Parliamentary and
Procedure club nests 81 isJo % an
Al tire Rainier GRIND. Mrs. Ella
cudihee In charge Of parliamentary
law Subject ~Mrihosis Of Voting ("
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Luncheon and
Theatre Pdrty.

Mrs. Charles s. Todd entertained
the Thurso club today at luncheon
at the Northoid Inn. followed by a
theatre party.
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CLUBS FOH FRIDAY

Campbell PIT. A.
The Campbell PIT. A viii hold
I It's afternoon meeting at $50 Friday
at the school Bring sewing. All
are invited Mrs. Mcneil will road.
ana Entertainments viii be saryod.
Cot<rie Club
| The Cotarfe Club win hold Tia semi
monthly meeting Friday. oct. 10. NJ
! .. m. at the Phi Mu HOUSE. The
Z program COMMITTEES which includes
Mrs. Eugene W. Bell. Mru J. W.
the following program
international Congress Of Women.
. Mrs, Robert a. Atkin.
Hague Peace Conferences. Mrs w.
T Lopp.
The music COMMITTEES which Ia
composed OF Mrs. ID. IL, Seymour.
Mrs. \. H. Mcdonald and Arn. w.
". Beck. have planned several In.
terosung musical programs.
Iiroa<t~ay Owtispsir Giuid
The broadway Guild OF the ortho.
podlo Hospital will meet Friday. Oct
10. at . .. m. at tho home OF Mrs
y. Weldon Young. fts Harvard
North.
Palm Circle No. 90
Palm Circle No. 90. NslKhborr Of
Woodcraft. viii give Halloween
dance Friday evening. October rs. at
tho Swedish club houne. Eighth and
olive 1T Members and fri.nda are
invited.
University Guiid ~ the Orfhop~sfic
Hospital
The regular meeting 81 the TINT
vrnnity Guild 81 the orthopedlc
hospital viii he held at 10 a. m. with
Mrs r. J. freln. s3il Fifteenth Ave
". W.
Poems, lvaui. Study Gnb
Rev Phillip Bauer former chaplain
q oregon Prni,entiary. will address
The Pennsyivania study club Friday
afternoon at the ciubhouv. hls sub.
jsri 10 he Prison IssforfFand Focal
Welfare Work Those Interested IN
Tho sgblsct invited TO attend.
iadh~- Library and Musical Cub
Mrs. william Henry. tsst Wood
land Park ave. viii BE- hostess 20
The Ladies' Literary and Musical
club at up. m.
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1920-10-14
Faded Hair n ow
Easily Renewed

Every woman knows how import.
Ant y IL 70 Keep her hair attractive
and free from gray, faded streaka
IFopsf care OF The hair Ia the very
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1920-10-14
DATES
tn Remember

| DATES
TT Remember
FRIDAY. ocronER Is
Miss Aune Haiuie~ TO ~ntertsf, the
attendants in her bridal party at
tea al hsr hems.
SATURDAY., osronEn ia
Miss Marian NsE~sn's rrsyr,sx- 20
Nc Keith Ft.ksa a. 40 o'clock.
IN friuitF rsrish church.
Mr. and Mrs Edward n Holmes
dihuer at home complimentary
their dsushsss. ni-. A-ns
Helmes. and her naRce. M
wtilian roFrss, Qosdfenss.
SUNDAY. osronrR ~
Ars rhemss Ruhn to snt~rtsfn AZ
the tee hour. Complimentary %
count and ceuntss. Charles rrsi-
tar~ De ceadsnhevs
MONDAY. ocronER ia
Miss chafietss Msnn 20 srs~rtsin
the members % the Achfuiss
huf~#cu bridal party at supper
faussing The Wedding rehearsal
wkDSEs OCTOBER 80
The nArriags 81 Miss Anns Holmes
= M, William Forrest 0ocffsi-
loo. ct sac e'eiees. Ia the uel.
FefsftF tNhefra ttlnNsi church
Mi=e Margaret Hatsaan's marriage
70 Ar ristrieh Hehmttf ta A.
bAFnahaS CHAPEL At O'Clock
FRIDAY. OCTOBER r.
Ansfieaa Lssica and Veterans %
forsiru Wars 10 Eivs sntertsia.
naent at ths Metropolitan rhsA-
TIE.
FRIDAY. OCTpRER 70
hAlta~esn dance al seattle rsnais
efuh. For rssefSatloas call N.st
ia.
-trt spay. ocronrE 30
HAilesern tinref -danes al seattle
Golf and Cs4ntry club.
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REACH $500 GIRLS
IN VOCATIONAL
WORK OF Y.W.C.4.

An estimated total Of i.Soo girls
ana young women are being reached
regularly m IN. new industrial
vocational program Inst lnaaxuratsd
Under auspices Of the Young We.
mems Christian Association. accord
tng 20 Miss Celia Cerhards. voca
tionai director Of the association
Mis-. O-rhzrdt with Miss Ruth
uresnieaf. Industrial SECRETARY. are
oooductinE tbs n~w program.
A. result IL this campaign fs
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1920-10-14

erin.iAw and si<,sr. Mr.. and Mrs
Charles Howard kinne. Mr.. Esusp
son will arrive 10 spend tho week
end The first Of the week ar. and
Mrs Simpson will depart for Van
couvcr. H. c.. to enjoy Canadian
Thanksgiving with Mrs simpson,
parents. Mr.. and Mrx- Edward Doug
hss
Mr.. waldo q. Paine Of Spokane Il
a guest a. ihe Hotnl Pennington.
Mrs Howard ~ Hiidreth win ieave
on Friday for an eastern sogourn.
Mr.. and Mr. J c. Williams are d.
partins an Monday for their home IN
Pasadena. after spending q time hero.
gussts At the Golf cisn.
Mr.. Pauline e. Sullivan and small
son Morris are again occupying
their Apartment AZ the Martin. Mn
saliivRn's daughter Patricia has ~
entered Forest fudge Convent for
the winter.
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Homemade Remedy
Stops Coughs Quickly


IN. .h~ss sssxh ns,<rsfps ysu 49,
s.~d. a family soppb easalI
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Gard social and dance In The w. O.
w. han. ath ana Marion. Friday
evening. october 18TH
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Cod. Ellsworth Circse

The Col Ellsworth circle viii give
a regular card party At VeteranA'
hall. the Armory. on Friday eve
ming. octobcr 10. at sac.
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Mrs. william Henry. tsst Wood
l~nd Park ave. viii BE- hosts-. 20
The Ladies' Literary and Musical
club al ssp. m.
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ertrothcd couples names engraved
IN gold. Gorgeous baskets Of autumn
ieAves and ehryxanthcmums adorned
the reception hall and drawing room
Pink blossoms and foathery greens
made Festive tho music room. where
the orchestra was stationed Rare
lace over pink satin covered the tea
table. which had fos Its center silver
basket OF vari-hued blossoms with
pink predominating. surrounded by
plnk shaded tapers In silver holders.
Receiving with Mrs. Hefrernan and
Miss Hcffernan were Mrs Arnold
and MISS Clara Mess. Alternating at
the urns were Mrs, David IL Moss.
Mrs. Norvnl II. fAtimer. Mrs. Thorn
- Bordeaux ard Mrs James =. 0lea-
son. A bsvy q young ladies assisted.
Who Included Miss Geraldine Jack.
son. MiEs Virginia Cook. Miss Char
tctte Winter az los Angeles. Miss
eAille Cootes and Miss Kathleen
pouaho~. Little Miss Helen Drew
greeted the callers at the door. The
marriage OF Miss Heffernan and Mr..
Arnold viii take place the first Of
the year.
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University Gufid ~ the Orthop~sic
Hospital

The regular meeting Of Tho Uni.
vrrsity Guild 81 the orthopedlo
hospital viii be held AZ 10 a. m. with
Mrs r. J. freln. s3i1 Fifteenth Ave
" W.
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The Wheeling intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1903-1961, 1920-04-03
: Jul = NV'IN IVT =
Ordar Of Notice Thereon.

WILLIAM NAETiN.
EMM.r-
The Wheeling intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1903-1961, 1920-04-03

Northern District "f VS., NirE..o" So.
ON rI.S o2lh day u' March \ y.
I".r. an reading ih' i"r' E".mE i"'Ni"iI
j. Is ordered l.. ih.. court 'Hu q h''r-
lax b, i,lI upon the sIr"" on ia' I"'1
,lar Of May. \. J.. i?2n h,f"r. sad
Court 1T Wh"clluE. In said district, 'i
Ten o'clock IN th'' t~""no"u. Aud ur.
uo.Ir,. thereof Il" published lu 'h'.
Nu""!iuE IHt"ll.grnC"r. = u'w~rti" 2
printed m said D!S;r.''. and ''sr -.
known creditors and "'lt'r PERSONS ia
interest may appear a. ia" sad l,ru''
and place and show caUS". ~ any IN"
'tN.. Why tn" prayer az m" I'D r ..-
uou should NOT h" krant"h.
Md il j.. further ord'r'd, 'N '".,
go al, known creditors rup."~ "r s.Hd
i..,t,ion and thus order address! :"
,nrm at their places Of r'S.d"u". e.:
stated.
Witness III" lloro.AhJ' }'.t.n -.
pnytuu Judge of tn" <I.d 'nUr', 0ri
:a,. ~..i thereof. at Wh""l,u". IN e.r!
DISTRICT. ON Ia" 9th day "f Match. \
80 ''- Attest. \ = RAI;HET'r, r'.ra.
ap-%-lO L. :. i. 6.,.N = y. ".
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WANTED-.Nt ono.
WAETEp-PEMALH.

wANTED-I.aundres for Monday or
Tue Sda!. Electric washer. Call 100
" God ~daic. ap-l-i
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MALE HELP WANTED

We desire the services ~ on" or tive
r..i!Lhl,' stock statesmen 10 represent US
iu 'hrrr territory Must h" able TO sell
and S.."ur, good business. furnish
HWpl. references as 10 character, relia-
hilry. "t". To tho right parties. have
an exceptional proposition which APP
pral~ and viii readily sell. and net .
r"oG steady commission. Address
NI'EY OH. & GAS go. INC. 40" Nc
Iaur" Rl"ck ,th & Smithh"id> St. Pitts
hUrEh. Ia. ap-2-6
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Order Of Notice Thereon.

Il. - TRAVIS.
I-.l.l. 80 .,
The Wheeling intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1903-1961, 1920-04-03

At,"sr \ = RAEKETT, 'j.'n
$40 L. :. l.. g.. y i y. Va
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The people who have decided
to find new houses or apart.
ments this spring are watching
the CLASSIFIED ADS these
days.
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WANTED

WANTED-Wr start you in the candy
business. Al home. small room, or any.
whore. Evcryt hing furnished. Earn
$40 why. up. Mcu-w"mcu. Experience.
unnecessary. NdS"rt.S" candy. WritS
fey part!rulArs. Speciality ,'andymakfne
-. J-%oUIh Sih 81. ph!iad-lrha. Pa.
m:-S-tO-ap-5
The Wheeling intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1903-1961, 1920-04-03

wANTEp-LaborcrS for building job.
SOC per hour and car fare. Also con-
crete !aburcrs. 55c per hour Inquire
Of Mr.. Jackson, of Austin Co. at Globe
Automatic Sprinkler Co, Warwood;
ap-3-i
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FOR SALE-6j acres.
wANTEE-SALESMEN

SALESMAN-for COFFEE and Tea by
lowering I"if"" Co.. Baltimore. Re
qu,r" thoroughly "Np"ricpccd road
salesman. now successfully selling re
tai groc"rs Wheeling territory. Very
Il, >jrahl" opening for night man. APP
pI'ttinns strictly confidential. ap-3-m
The Wheeling intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1903-1961, 1920-04-03

WANTED - Experienced farm hand
middle aged man preferred. Geo: J.
Miller. Big Wheeling Creek, Elm
Grove. ap-S-I
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LOST-,lu

LOST-pn traction car coming from
Island or on MaIu or Market street.
= bar pm Nth Masonic emblem cluster
center. i'riZ"d aS eft Reward for re
'Uru 20 lUr'llir"nc"r. Ap-l-l
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wANTED-MAL1.

wANrEp--A single man to work on
e. farm. Apply ~ l.. Riddle. Martins
Ferry. Bell phone Il0I. ap-o-l
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wANTED-Barb.r, steady job. Call
j-E Hotel M!llrE Martins Ferry. y. :
2p-2-i :
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Northern Distract 80 Wr~' N.rr!U.". e.,
Ia IA, Iu:t.d States D-s'r.': '"ur' .
and for sui Il.~lr!r' In in'. matter '
WILLIAM MNETlN. li'uN9u"'
NJ. rl' IN hIi.NINl','

t'' Htit II'i i'.N'''a.Nt -
70 ,h,. uonul.ilr Aston q. Uny,"n.
IuIg,. rr tin. Dlsrr,"i COURT Of Tire
United States tor ih' Northern District
William MartIn. Of l-orc"r. IN -"
county Of W"'z"l and state &c w.
Nirlin.n. III sad D.-'rlr,. r's,".''id.N
represents ,hd "u IN" e9'A day 60:
August. l"l>. ias, past h" ""s d"tN
adjudr"h Il bankrupt under IA. e. - o..
congress relating 70 raukru"'' 3. '..''
u,. mas dnly surrendered al! IN rr''l" ~
ard Rights ur property. and un- iH'"
complied with all jh. r'uulr' n'u'. 90.
sud nets ANA Of orders ui tm' '"HI
.uurnlnG his hnhrur'cE
Wurr,rrr... d" rray~ thai H. may ''
d,rr,.d lay The '"ur' - hdN" 'Hr. d.
rlarr, irum az debts pruyah!'. asH,i~i
ms estate uu,Ar said bankrupt '.'~
,\,"ir SU,h debts ~ ar "N'"p''i hH
l,w from ~u,a djsrhJrL,'.
Dated this list da} go I'h-"'"y
WILLIAM NAETIN.
The Wheeling intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1903-1961, 1920-04-03

DRAFTsMEN wAgTEp-Checksrs and
craftsmen on structural steel. I&Dly
giving experience and salary. Apply ].
T. MOSS Iron Works, 2sth b Chapline.
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The Wheeling intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1903-1961, 1920-04-03
POULTRY.

THoRoUaHBRED Barred Eo.h Eggs.
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Iron County news. [volume] (Hurley, Wis.) 1913-1950, 1920-05-22
MEASURE HEAT OF STARS
Scientific instrument Used at Wash
inoton Is Sensitive to an Almost
Miraculous Degree.

One Of the experts employed by the
government bureau of standards in
Washington has perfected an instru-
ment which measures the heat Of Il
star so far away that it can't be seen
with the unaided eye. This same in
strument is sensitive enough to be af-
fected by the heat of a candle 100
miles away. what is the practical
value Of such labor?" asks Thomas H.
Uzzell In Everybody's. well for
one thing, these experiments by Doc
tor Coblentz have made a substantial
contribution to the theory and tech
nolOgy of measuring high tempera-
lures which Will melt any known sub
stance. Making use of this new knowl-
edge, other bureau men have greatly
improved the high-temperature Their
mometers which are used In the steel
industry to measure the temperature
Of molten steel. One Of the biggest
improvements in the production of
steel in recent years IS the result.
Formerly many millions of dollars
worth of steel products depended upon
the trained eye of the foreman In es-
timating the temperature of steel from
its color. But these new thermOme-
ters don't drink; they don't fail; and
their accuracy means vast savings IN
money, better steel. decided step for
ward In Americas industrial SOW
ereignty."
Cats ard Dogs at Peace.
There L. one place near Philadelphia
where Gals and dogs dwef together In
peace Il is n cemetery devoted to
ncts. It i ~ ffrancisville, and con-
aims n'auv h.'"t~ntne tombstones.