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Ro,to. Teams Arc Fighting.

The Braves and Red SOx really have
been the sensations OF the season mus
far. and they have reclaimed oosson
for baseball. The two Hub teams arc
winning by the same NEUTRALITY-SUSPICIOUS.
and fighting. The Red SoN. who before
the start OF the season appeared 20 DC
despised by the majority or eNPectA'
could not be so regarded by any stuacht
of dope, In spite OF the loss OF Mays
and Of Ruth, the team still retained
great deal of strength-so much III TACT
that it stlll figured UP close TO the Top
and 1t has justified the dope mus laI'
although ii certainly cannot malntaii'
through the season. the gait II has cut
out for itself.
The Braves figure far down in INC
National dope. due to certain pit'hInS
weaknesses which thus Tar nave pech
covered by their fine spirit ana ueS-
uerate and resourceful attacking Sys-
lem The only secret OF the success Oh
these two teams lies in the word WORK
They are hustling. on their toes cN.t!
minute, and taking advantage OF tne
chances while better teams (htNha"'-
cally) are losing to them.
More than to anything else. the WIN
ming Of the two Boston teams IS que 10
the individual work and inspiring "a az
crship OF two men-Harry Hooper; inc
wonderful veteran of the SoN' anu N"o-
bit Maranville of the Braves. ,,,
The desperate fielding and orilliant
attack Of these two leaders appears 10
have inspired every player on the TWO
teams Shopper. a leader in reality nov;
has struck a pace that has astoundeu
those who figured that he was past the
climax Of his great career. he mas
been the leading right fielder Tor gen
Grafton. and this year has cut loose with
a hitting power hitherto unsuspectea.
Maranville. who seems to nave i0st
some Of his dash and speed during ms
naval service in the war, has oecn one
OF the big sensations of the year: he
is playing every opposing team or us
feet. In the detailed accounts or INC
Braves games which | have studied
carefully ! discover that in the first
fifteen games played the Boston scrlnes
following the team gave MarahNlile
credit with saving six games by won
derful work In other words, had inc
Rabbit failed to make those sensatlonai
plays ascribed TO him. the Braves woulo
have been tail enders instead or the
league. ,,, ,..
The Brooklyn players declared that
the Rabbit alone stood between them
and victory in every game they iost
The work OF Maranvillc and Hooper
is a fine object lesson TO players VINO
fail to hustle because they are on IoS-
ing teams.
Chicago Overlooked Neis.
Bernie Nels. the sensational young
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,;Si@E@}; TALKS IN
by Rq1dh Cameron
THEIR IDEAS OF ABSOLUTE HONESTY

, cause she often gave the firm overtimcO
Never using the firms telephone for
private use il that Is not supposed TO
be done.
II had TO admit that that was always
my stumbling block in the old daysI.
Being just as careful 10 protest when
you get long change as when you get
short.
"The other Mans Business"
zone OF the business men pointed out
that II was the business of the people
making change To see that they didn't
long change you)
Always 10 return anything YOU found
TO its owner II II had any address on
it.
Eve all agreed that anyone with COM
mon dcCcncy would do lhat.)
Also. if ono found IN car or shop any
thing that had no Identifying mark. to
turn il in to the shop or road.
C"But half the time people don't call
for such things and ! always feel as II
the railroad or the shop gOl them, and
| might as we'll have them az they" OBJ
jcCted ono woman. and two others n
greed with herr
What do YOU think L. nhso!ut" hon
cSty rare or 4 common quality" 1f
there were II club in Your community in
which tn" basis Of eligibility was ahsu-
lutte hUnCsty--nOt only in the obvious
larger ways, but in all such little Dor
dsriand ways as thcse--wOuId ii be a
large club"
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the Presbyterian convention as delegat,.
He will be away several days.
Mr. and Mrs. Vernon Travis or Wheel
ing were visiting relatives here for a
few days.
Madison Lovett. of Brownsville. Ohio.
vas Il visitor in town Monday attend
ing 10 business matters
Mr.. and Mrs Emmett Fox and dauEh-
ter, Miss .Shclda, OF Mantana. are VS.
William Hall and son Roy. who are
employed at Steubenvillc. Ohio. spent
Sunday at homo.
J. 4 Rounshauscn returned Friday
from Il business trip to Mckeesport. IA.
Mrs. Ray Baker is visiting her Tar-
ents at Lancaster. Ohio.
Fred pugh. OF Wilson Run. Ohio. was
a business visitor in town Monday.
Miss Ruth Wilson. Of Wheeling spent
the weekend here with her mother.
Mrs. Rachael Wilson.
G.. f. MCMillcn. OF FarkershurG. was
a business visitor IN town Monday.
Mr.. and Mrs. Thomas rnyton Of
Salem Hail. O.. were shopping IN town
Saturday.
A daughter was horn May 10 10 Mr..
and Mrs. William Flowers.
Rev. David Kerr left sunday for phil
adelphia. Pa. TO attend the general as
sembly OF his church.
Ray Baker. who is employed at Proc
tor. spent Sunday al home
was business visitor in town last
week.
William Karcher was business Wis
itor at McKeesport. Pa. Friday.
o. o. Stalder OF the G. l.. Bailey Gro
Gerry company. of Marietta. Ohio. was
calling on his trade in town Monday.
J. W. Romine, Of Parkersburg. W. Va.
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Someone made the statement In a
ma gazine not long ago that absolute
honesty was very rare thing.
/ brought that up for discussion in
group OF petople and most OF them
quite bristled at the idea. 1t might he
rare, they seemed to intimate. but IT
mt were they at least were within the
pale.
Then told them some of the things
the writer included in absolute hosesty.
"That was Robustness"
Neve- accepting a nickel when the tel
ephone makes mistake and turns one
back upon you.
CT think that is foolishness instead
OF honesty" said one member of the
group. Il consider that fair payment
for some OF the bother they cause me-
To pay a conductor when he forgcts
to take up your rare.
Owe heard" said one OF the women.
that they don't like to have YOU call
attention TO their mistake, so l just let
it go by
: Never taking stamps from the firm )
supply for private uses.
No One Had That Temptation
(No one defended that habit AS per-
nissable As IT happened. no one of
the group was n working woman and
the two men were heads of firms. But
can't you fancy Il business woman who
claimed perfect honesty. nevertheless
explaining that that was JUSTIFIED be-
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NEW>MATAMORAS

Iucy Huffman was visiting in Mar
ic,ta. Ohio. Saturday and Sunday.
Clyde CochEan went 10 sand MI. ~ ~.
SATURDAY. and returned Sunday win ms
wicf and daughter. Miss virginia. VINO
had been visiting at the home or MIS-
Cochran's aprents. parents. Mr.. and MIS-
~ y. Thornily.
Lewis Sharp. editor OF the Enterprise
was a Marietta. Ohio. visitor sunday
bruce Amos and sister, Miss Tempe.
of Morgantown, w. Va. spent Few
DAYS here visiting relatives.
Henry Rowe was business Hlsltor
in Marietta. Ohio. Monday.
Miss Clara Fox returned to charles,
ton W. Va. Sunday after few days
visit here with her mother, Mrs. Rosa
Fox.
c. c. Slower and wife. Fred Stortr
and wife were visitors at Marietta W.
DR.. and Mrs. c. V. Little: IF Sisters
willie, w. Va. visited friends ana re'a-
tlycs in town Sunday.
James Hayes. OF Glassport. IA: -
visiting at the home OF Mr.. ana MIS-.
c, A. Way, his wife and son, having
come some time ago.
Rev. c. A. Magee was business WIS.,
itor in Marietta, Ohio, Monday
Arthur Gregory was weekend visit
or in Marietta. Ohio.
Mrs. G. f. Ellis was shopping at Tar
kersburg Tuesday.
NJ. NJ. Hutchinson left Wednesday for
Philadelphia. Pa. where he will attend
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GLASS co. GETS PROPERTY.
HAzol-At.as Acquires Warren Lot OF
18th SlIest for S6,ovo.

\ deed was Med yesterday for the
sale uI the property or Eugene l.. War
I,Il Oh lterutn street. u inc Hazel
Atlas Glass COMPANY tor $4,000. The
property Adults the HaZCl.AtlaS com.
pan& present holdings th,Ie, beng
Just cast vI Their .>'neiIcnlh s,rcC.
factory.
II L., understood that tho erection or
en- addition to their property there VIII
he started In the Immediate future. IA
connection with their plans for building
the large addition To their factory Oh
the ola city gas works property.
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OBITUARY !
FORMER WHEELING
DRUGGIST DIES

Word was received in this city last
evening Of tho death of J. II. Allen.
which occurred yesterday morning at "
O'Clock at the family home in Shelbinc.
Mo. following two years illness OF
complications. The deceased was GO
years old, and was born and reared in
this city. He was the son Of the late
Mr. and Mrs. Richard Allen.
For many years. he was 1!oyed as
a drug clerk in this city. after wards go
ing west where nc orcn' | Il drug store.
Besides his widow h" leaves two
sons. Guy and Charlr A"'". also one
brother. Fulton Allen. Of Ca "rnia. and
two sisters, Mrs. S. :. Wagu' 20 IF Kan
saS City. Mo. and Miss Jcs..- Allen,
of New York city.
Services will be held in the late re-
sidcnce Saturday afternoon at O'Clock.
Burial will be made in Shclbinc ccmc-
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was business visitor in town last

was business visitor in town last
week
Mrs Ella Walter and her niece. Miss
Lucille Walter. wrrc shopping ~ Par
kersburg. W. Va. saturday.
Miss Marie Baker Of. ST. Clair>i:!".
Ohio. kpent the weekend here inc
guest Of Miss Berni"H Smith.
Mrs Frances Markiey and LILLE : II
OF Marietta. ohio. returned home sun
day after ~ several weeks Nisl mr..
wnh her parents Mr.. and Mrs. T.. r..
SyhcrI
'rh" Baccalamreat" sermon was de-
liIrrcd 10 the Senior c'asS and larSc
crowd OF their friends IN the BaptlHt
church sunday evening by the pastor
Rev e. \. Mage.
MeSsrs. William holman and f. II.
Meyer wer" business visitors last week
at AShtabula. OHIO.
Mrs c. H. Swallow and children OF
Massilon. Ohio. are visiting relatives
here.
Eugene Wheeler. who is employed AT
.Clarlngton. Ohio. spent sunday at home
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NwAN1s CLUB LUNCHEON.

The regular weekly meeting and
lunCncon Of The kiwanIs club, an enjoy
able affair va held al the McLure hotel
at noon Thursday.
Hon. ". Il. taylor Of Bethany. candi-
date for congress. told the pans lac
hoped TO carry out, ii elected
Fred Fox, oil the SrCurit! trust Com
pany, told .pf the inner workings - a
banking business. in n ton InInut" tain.
J. W. CumminS discussed political
affairs and stated that according ~ the
present outlook he c~pccts To, DC next
attorney general.
Charles Jackson and Alien Bowie OF
tn" security Trust Company awarded
prIzCS to DR.. l.uChhGrt, George \. Black
ford Rev. Gibson. q. Levy. c. X. Reed
and charles SchleSingcr.
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FIRST flashes Of form as shown IN INC
first inter-sectional series seem 10 Ia,
dictate that this season the western
clubs of the American League possess
the preponderancc OF strength In tHeut
circuit When Detroit starts coming
as the team certainly must do with an
that reserve hitting and attaching
power. tho advantage OF the west VIII
be even greater. 49,
The west. too, holds the cage IN Sne
NationaI with four teams we'll bal
anced and all with first division aspira-
lions, while the east really has out Two
although the flash of the Braves
would make it seem that thCre are
three. However, the unexpected Boston
drive il offset by the equally uncxpect-
cd slump of the Giants. and the prooa-
biltlcs are that the Giants Will come
as the Braves fade away.
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Arthur Smith.

At late hour last evening. funeral
arrangements for Arthur Smith. 10
year old son Of Theodore and Lucinda
Springer Smith, who died yesterday
morning at the Ohio Valley General
hospital Following a short illness, were
not completed. He was born in. this
city and resided with his parents at
No. "gUg Jacob street. He was stu
dent of Webster school and member
of the Boy Scouts. He was a consist
cnt member Of the Zion Lutheran
church.
Surviving him. in addition to his par
cnts. are the following younger BROTH
crs and sisters: Richard. Ray Howard,
Emma Dorothy and Helen.
The body has been removed to the
home Of his grandparents. Mr.. and Mrs.
John Springer. 10. 2Ol5 Jacob street,
from where the services will be held.
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Funeral services for William Hcr-
culcs, who died Wednesday at Los r.
m, will be held Sunday afternoon at
10 O'Clock in tho homo of George w.
I Taylor. Of Glenns Run. Services AT ":3u
O'Clock at the Short Creek NJ. l.. church.
Intcrment in Short Greek cemetery. The
deceased was - years OF age. and be-
sides his wife. Is survived by two small
daughters,
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tho family residence. No. Alice ave-
nue., PlcaSanton. Rev. j. w. Wells, pas
tor Of Buckley NJ. T.. church. will off,
ciate. lntcrmcnt will be made in stone
Church cemetery.
He was in hts 6lst year Of age and
for number of years was employed
as blacksmith at the Central Glass
works. He was a member Of the Buck
ley ". l.. church and always assisted
in the affairs of the church. In addi-
ton to his widow he Is survived by four
daughters, Mrs. Mary Cotton, Mrs. Err
ma E,lkinS and Misses Dorothy and Bird
Clclland. also four sons. John. Harry
Grover and RoS.
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NO HARD COAL DECISION.

WASHINGTON. May 20. - The con-
ference of anthracite mine workers and
operators was adjourned today TO give
mine workers an opportunity TO consult
with the convention fanthraCitc coal
miners 10 he held at Wllkesbarre. Mon
day.
At the same time Secretary Wilson.
who has been presiding over the con
ference between miners and operators
announced that the miners scale COM
Inittcc would recess until May 90
Representative Of the miners dcclar-
cd work would hr continued pending
the rcconvcning Of the convention.
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SHERRARD
Memorial HarYioAa

4 memorial service will he held in the
Allen Grove Presbyterian church by the
J. T. Baird Post g. A. r., on Sunday
May 30th. beginning at 5 D. m. Rev. H.
4. Riddle, Of West Alexander, will
preach the sermon.
Mr. Barger Evans OF Moundsville,
will deliver Il memorial address at Allen
Grove on Monday afternoon May 3lst.
school Entertainment
The Bethlehem school will give an
entertainment in the chapel on next
Thursday evening. beginning at eight
o'clock. A splendid program has been
prepared and a small admission fee will
be charged Refreshments will bs
served during the evening. The school
Will close for the summer vacation on
Friday.
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|, RlISTER RESIGNS
fKUM SUHUUL BOARD
CLAW District Commissioner succeeded
BY DR.. Andrew Wilson

Leopold HICStcr. for number or
Years representative al Gay d.. tr'vt lh
he BoaLu OF EuuCLllUn. last niSnl pre-
seat q ms rCSiSHatl, n 10 III" board
II Was UuIy with the deepest regret
that tu, Board accepted the reSlEna,tUu
III Mir RIrStrr Many III the puaIu ca
PRESSED lmCtr regret III the loss OF Il
iInn " no mas IUr nunUer OF years
rvrn aC,Ive.y Connected with the cuucd-
t.unai york Of The city.
My. Irv.trr recommended as his sue
AR R.eSltr Recommended az his sue
cesar. Or. Andrew MlIson. The board
approved TINS rtcuinm, ndatlOn by
unrE.mou3 vote. tie Wall enter upon
ms duties as commissioner from Jay
untrI,t at o.rcv. s.nce pr. Rieslers res
lEMnLILn Is aIrtauN LII eItECl.
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Funeral services for Mrs. Mary Ellen
I;ribbon. wife OF John J. GribbOn, who
died Wednesday. will b" held Saturday
morning at $500 o'clock in the family
residence No. ?26 McColloch street.
Requiem high mass Will he offered a,
81. Jospch's cathedral at o'clock. In
trrmrnt will be mad" in Mt, Calvary
cemetery The deceased was in tn:
5Slh year Of her age.
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Robrecht Funeral

Funeral services for Mrs. Helen Mary
Robrcch wife of Henry NJ. Robrecnt,
who died Tuesday. will be held this
morning at $40 o'clock in the family
residence No. % Twentieth street. Re-
QUEEN high mass will be offered at st.
Jose ph's cathedral lntermcnt will be
made in Mt Calvary cemetery.
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wANT8D-MAI1
The Psnnsyivazia system Waatsr

Brakemen: (yard)-s2h cents per
hour. Overtime 93.7 cents after hours.
Brakemen: (road)-.04S cents per mile
with a minimum Of 100 miles. Over
time 1875 cents per hour. .
to $5.44 per day. Over
time, time and one-half after eight hours
Steady work for reliable men. Excel
lent opportunities for promotion. Apply
aire, Ohio, or Mingo Junction, Ohio.
my-1S-tf
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WANTED TO TRADE.

wAHrED-To trade. 800 acres West
Virginia coal land for real estate. or
suto and cash. Address Trade" care
IntelIigencer, for particulars. my-17-l
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HuI1oHs urs suffering with rheun,
LOST AID 1oUND.

LoST-on Saturday. May 18th. on Mar
tins Ferry and Adena pike, east OF
Mt. Pleasant, at watering trough.
ladies' purse containing $3.50 in money
and slip Of paper bearing owners name.
Mrs. c. NJ. Bess. Finder please leave 1t
T.. 3. Burris' grocery, Mt. Pleasant. O..
and receive reward. my-zl-g
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80unF1Y.

ToR sALH-Ancoua Buff LeEnorn. RED
eggs and stock H. B. Hermann.
Wheeling, w. Va, r ID. No. J.
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>~>~>~>\
BRAIN TESTS|
} BY SAM LLOYD. !
3 Minutes 10 Answer This.
MA ANA

Spell out the names OF the little OBJ
jects. Then add and subtract as indi'
Gated by the signs and resulting letters
will he man now in Europe who Is
likely 10 move.
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Fisler Funeral.

This afternoon at . o'clock, at the
home OF John w. Merinar. Fourth
street. McMechcn. will be held the fun
cral services for Mrs Bessie May Fish
err wife of Wilbert II. Fisher, who died
Memorial hospital. Services will also
be held at Allen Grove church at Sher-
rar d lntcrmcnt will be made in Shcr-
rard cemetery. The deceased was in her
10Th year Of age.
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RAID DIsoRDERLY HOUSE

Sergeant Monroe and a squad Of pol
Ice last night rtded Sadie Morrison's
house. 234" Water street. and arrested
her on a charge Of running a house OF
prostitution. Two girls were charged
with being inmates and two men with
lettering for immoral purposes. The
1--WE put up $50 apiece for their appear
ancC in police court.
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rox QUICK SALE

1o2 QUICK sA11-Will take $1,000
per share for One Hundred shlres Of
Pa-Tex Petroleum Company stock--Par
value $4,000. Address H. o. West. 722
Symes Bldg, Denver, Colorado.
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wAMfHD-One good man for shipping.
Hustler only. Married man preferred
but not essential. Good wages r. ST.
care Intelligencer. m-lt-1
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roe RENT

FOR EENT-Nice front room furnished
for housekeeping; cheap housekeep-
ing room in rear: ] small furnished
room. Inquire 1929 Chapline street
TWIN my-20-l
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POSITION WANTED.

NATURALIZATION as foreman.
Three years expt"cnct. Has just re-
turned from over-ieas. Address Fore
man" care IntelliECn OF. NV
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Answer to No, Alb,

Three Of tho embossed cards. Is two
coIorcd ones and two Of the black print
sort.
,Copyright. 1920. by Sam LoydD
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Celland Funeral.

Funeral services for Patrick c. '1cl-
land who dropped dead yesterday morn
ing from a stroke of paralysis. will pro-
badly be held Saturday aftcEpoon In
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BOWLING
DAYLIGHT SAVING coETInuES.

ALBANY, y. Y. May c0.-Daylight
saving will remain in effect IN Ne"
York state. Governor Smith today We
toed the Fowler bill designated 10 re-
peal the daylight saving law.
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wANS1D-Tv

WANT1D-Two stenogrephers. with
knowledge of billing. Ones familiar
with Elliott-F1sher machine preferred.
Cali in person Geo. E, Stifel & Co.
my-20-i
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wANFHD-HNAM

wANT1D-Two stenogrApherS. with
knowledge Of billing. Ones familiar
with Elliott-Fisher machine preferred.
Address Box 1856 City. my-50-i
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awake women between
the ages Of IS and 80. who aluc their
services at $50 or more q week-splen-
did position. Write e. W., care lntelh-
gencer. my-1s.j
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DIED

HHR0ULIS-On Wednesday. May 18th.
1920, at 1908 o'clock p. m. WILLIAM
HERCULES, in the 2ond year OF his
age.
Funeral from the residence Of Geo. W.
Taylor, Glenn's Run. on Sunday after
noon at 1880. Services at Short Creek
NJ. f. church at 1880 o'clock. Friends
invited 10 attend. Intermeut at Short
Creek cemetery.
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Supt Dan Fleming, of the ST. Marys
W. Va. public schools, was in the city
Yesterday,
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wAMTED-Oil and gas leases, for i'm
mediate development. Either in Ohio
or West Virginia Want to hear from
farmers only. Address Oil Producers,
care Intelligencer. my-21p
wAMTBD-To buy Pittsburgh No.
coal lands, in Ohio or West Virginia.
From owners only. Address Coal Lands,
care Intelligencer. my-21-p
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Yo1 BAL1-Two furnished cottages on
Moundsville Camp Grounds. A bar
gain II sold an once. Phone $50 and
ask for Mr. keanner. my-e0-i
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roH ALI

FOE sAL1-Tomato plants. Inquire
2IS7 Jacob St. Joe Grammer. my-?li
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WAMT1D-Young lady for stenograpic
and general office work. State exper-
iencc. Address p. o. Box 1876. wheeling.
W. Va. my-1S-l
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WANT1D-9o 1uY.

WAnT1D-Dry poplar lumber. all
thickness and grades. Cash paid on
delivery. A. c. Fisher & Sons, Wheel
ing, w. Va. my-21-l