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The Wheeling intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1903-1961, 1920-12-10
HEAR ARGUMENTS IN
VICTOR BERGER'S CASE

Washington. n"c. 9.--ArSum"DtS were
heard by the Supr"m" court to-day on
fhr ap,,rai of Victor Berger. editor Of
ne M.lhaUkrr l.cad"G and twice "."It"d
10 congress from Wisconsin on IL" So
rialiSt ticket. from his conviction under
tho cSpiunaE" act. Counsel for Berger
also presented t. In" court briefs ana
arguments N support of their petition
that the rntir" case he dismissed and
prosecution abat"d on In" ground that
Federal Judge Lands. who prcSid'N' at
IN" trial. was prcJud.c"d against Social
.Sm.
The appeal IN behalf OF Mr.. Berger.
was huScd Oh the contention that tn"
war with Germany had hron formally
and legally terminated with II" raSsaE"
hy congress Of tn" joint p"a"" r"s"irl-
tion--- Later vetoed by resident Wilson
and that tn" rspi"nas" act was re-
rOalcd through the same enactment.
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NOTICE..
Sealed Proposals for Public Printing,
binding and Stationery.

State of West Virginia.
! office Of the Commissioners Of Pub
! lie Printing:
! Notice is hereby given that scaled pro.
posalS will b. received by the Commits
sioncrS of Public Printing AZ the Audi
tors office. in the Capitol Annex in the
City Of Charleston. West Virginia, from
Friday. November 18th. 1920. until Mon.
day. the Goth day OF December, 1920. at
w O'Clock noon of said day. for the exc
cution Of the State Printing. State Bind
| ing and for supplying tile State with
! Stationery and printing Paper for ths
two years beginning on the second We'd
! nAslay in January. 1921. and ending on
! In. second Wednesday IN January, 1879:
: Each proposal must be accompanied
by bond, executed according 10 law,
!! by the bidder with 1T least two good
/ and sufficient securities residing IN this
Dollars H1O.0Oo.n0) for all State Print;
! ing, and the penal sum Of Five Thousand
Dollars H5.00U.0n) for furnishing Paper
and Stationery. and the penal sum OF
/ Two Thousand Dollars S",000.00) FOR
all State binding. conditioned upon the
faithful p-rforma Of said contracts.
No bid unaccompanied by such bonds
! viii be entertained by the commits
s,onnrs Of Public Printing.
Estimates OF the work to be done or
materials to be furnished together with
I bank forms for proposals. bonds. etc,
| will he furnished upon application by
| Houston G.. Young. Charleston. west
| Virginia. the Superintendent Of Public
: Printing. 4.
i receive separate bids FOR the Printing,
binding. and Printing Paper Including
| Stai ionery. -.
The contract shall be awarded to the
owes, responsible bidder for the same
! Respectively. unless there is RESPONSE
| HE bidder for the whole whose bid IS
| loss than the aggregate amount OF IN"
lowest separate bids. in which case inc
contract shall he awarded 10 the lowest
bidder for tn" whole. 49,
Al prorosais must be made upon tho
printed blanks furnished by the super
: :ntendcn; OF Public Printing and inc
suid Commissioners reserve the right 10
reject any and all bids.
Nv order Of the Commissioners OF
Public Printing. -..
Given under our hands this 18th day
Of November, 1920.
]. s. DARST. Auditor.
W. $. JOHNSON. Treasurer.
NJ. p. SHAWkEf. Super:n-
tcndent OF Schools.
Comm Gsston"rs Of Public Printihs 1of
the State OF West Virginia.
n-19-2G-d-s-lo
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81 s. S3 de-, 1 1!s@szs1, y )
HOW TO BE HAPPY THOUGH HUMAN

some way. and I'll he adequate /" 1t; put
IL isn't going Ia hapI"n NinCt!-h
on, &c 100 u these things that l let
nySrlf fear, don't happen. ! VIII not
harbor this fear in my mind.
Don't Laugh Until you've Tried II =,
Did YOU ever s;hur out rear NO :
Tncu-p!casr don't laugh until You We
;r;,.d il l4.cauSr it honestly and truly
hrlIS-I drew Il long breath. threw out
nv chest. and pictured myself with n
broom lust driving thar fear Uut % my
mind. cot right out of here. SAID 10
that tear. seat"
And whether you believe II or not the
fear seated.
No matter how unusually prosperous
and blessed by fortune anyone -. nc can
not be happy Il he lets the fear habit
master him.
Tho weather specialists toll us that
there is no such thing as perfectly
CloudlCsS day. Sometime during the day
there will always be Il tiny cloud some
where in the sky.
There Is Never a Cloudless Day But
|: IS the same with our lives. There
I. never n sky which does not have a
tiny cloud in II. There Is some one
thing YOU want you can't get. Or. If You
have everything you long for, there is
ALWAYS tho fcar Of loss. But while there
ar" n clnudl"sS days. there are tnnum-
rrahI" beautiful sunny Gays with no
clouds in the sky that need bother MS II
y, are not foolish enough To let them.
am sure the habit OF fear spoils
nnrf. happiness than a"tnal events do.
If We could get rid uf tho fears and
suffer only tho urharpin"SS which atual
events force upon III. lust thlnK now
different our lives would be!
II is a big and inspiring thought. isn't
49,
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CAR DERAILED
Pennsy Tracks at Beech Bottom Tied Up
When Draw Bar Drops-Passenge
Train Held Up.

A freight car was dcraIlcd on the
Pennsylvania railroad NJ Beech Bottom
about II o'clock last night. tying up III"
road between Wheeling Junction. oi-
poSite Stcuhcnvill-. and Wheeling. TIL"
passenger train due hero from Pitts
burgh At II o'clock. did not get past the
this morning.
The derailrd car was one of short
train in charge of the switching crew
working between Wheeling and Stcubcn-
willie. The train was running north at II
slow rate Of speed when drawhar
dropped. causing tho derailm"ut.
Before arrangements could be made
TO bring the passengers from the de
layed passenger train To Wheeling on u
special train, the passengers boarded
Wheeling bound cars on the Wheeling
traction line At Lazarville and came on
70 Wheeling
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AMERICANS FORCED TO
SERVE IN RED ARMY

Philadelphia Pa. Dec. '.--Att"r
we OF her sIrrr;tc" passengers hhH
been tan,.a of a. tHihu$ fever suspects
mo American liner II,Vcrtord. from LIN
q, r,uol, Va QurrI'>- II. wa@ r"!'NHrd to-
day from GIaran,In" at Marcus huoN
ana d"ckrd later AZ h'r pier IN this city
The passenger list In"!uHHd l@-f IN
tho >;crragr among whom w'r" u NUM-
h~r Of ry-Gnldirrs who claimed Ia have
been forced IT, srrv" IN tn" EoiShcTiN
army some came from northern Rus
$!H and a number FROM odessa and other
Hack Sr.I Forts. They said when me
% %iII [' ,(ss..I nt' rund IS EnE.and
Three year old john W. Carter mace
tn" voyage alone. The boy won't 10 Eng
land is months AZ" with his mother.
81" be, -" il! ANA ". was S"ni To his
father. Ivhu :. carter. e bld Forge, Ia
who va; at III" peer - meet him.
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CONVICT MARBLES
BEFORE his EXECUTION

Chicago. l'rc. @.--Nicholas Niana.
former choir hny. who's" nineteenth
birthday Will rurr 10 an md few
,n.lui,S after \ n'rl0rk tomorrow morn
:n.. when Il" i - hr hanged for muir
de-. gave = farewell Cour"rn' for fellow
pr!soi."rs in III" jail tonight.
Singing tn" Mis"r"rr. N!anl marched
through the iai! corrdurs- On route to
the death cell. -, ,
NianI i known as III" song h'ri nl
.hc i,U U,. has entertained the prison
FRS daily for months. II" WIS convicted
nr participation in several murders cam
u,l,,rd hy The notorious Carlinrl!a gang.
whose leader sam Cardn"lla. IS under
sentence OF death. FramE 'amn!"h"'
.rmtLrr ,rnmhcr of The gang. was hang.
,.L several weeks ago aud other MEM
hcrs vii" turned states evidence. are
serving lifc sentences.
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BELLA|RE MAN
LOST IN MINE
ROSS JULIAN GOES INTO ABAN-
DoNED WORKINGS AND PALS
TO RETURN AGAIN
Deputy Inspector and Rescue Team
Search in Vain-BeEeve Man
Persisted

Ross Julian. aged 40 years. Is lost
somewhere IN the mine OF tn" R.liHir"
Coal company. and r"SCucrs who hunted
tor him for several hours la; night
hay" little hope oC mnd.u:; the man
air.. II IS believed that hr waS over
""ni'' with CtS in the old work ngs of
ia" min" and fell some place where res
'%crS overlooked his body.
luI.an. according 10 4 companion with
whom he was working. left his Regular
place OF work about $50 o'clock ycSicr-
day, saying that hH was going TO look
at some Of the old workings. The work
:nS partner. upon leaving the mine at
i:Sn. reported this tact and told mine
officials that Julian had not come back.
4 search Was started.
Deputy Mine INSPECTOR Lot Jenkins Of
bridgeport. and rescue team from tn"
Whitakor-Glessner mines equipped with
ElS helmets, entered tn" abandoned
workings and made vigorous search for
tn" lost miner. Tho? eft tho mine again
at 10 o'clock last night intending 10 re
turn this morning with electric lamps
and make anyther search.
Julian lost his wife four years aro
and WAS left with Il family OF four ch!l-
tlrcn,
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FORMER EMPRESS
HAS RECOVERED

Err,.n, Dec 9.--Th, Rev. I'r. v"n Dry
andrr the private minister 10 III" Tor
me: German impress, arrived h"r" to-day
from puuru and in an interview with
the LukLl AnH!rS"r. said Augusta Vic
;oria seemed To- hay" recovered and that
sh. might b. "Ap"rtrd to he able To
share in the Christmas "ercmonialS IN
tn, horn" IN Holland "t the former Ger
man emperor.
Ir. pryund.r sad IA" former empress
always WAS couSr,uuS during her Illness
and usually sat ~ in armchair. Former
Emperor William personally nurScd his
wife and his aTf,.r;iun was touching.
Tn" raStrr denounced reports OF tho
one-timc emperor having suffered n
nervous collapse. ON III" contrary he
said, his mental activity WAS eNtraordt-
mary. II" reads in""SSantly SClcntihc
literature, tn" urw NpapcrS and period
ir1lS.
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Japan Ready 10 Hand
Back Shantung TO China

Gcnava, Dec. 9.---Raron lIaNaSn!. the
Japanese ambassador 10 Great RritaiL
ard head Of the JapannS" d"!"taliun 70
IA. League Of Nations assembly, m
formed III" correspondents this evening
that Japan WAS getting ready 10 hand
back the province Of Shantuns tuthiuA,
Ia. waS able ~ E"t china |" op,n
negotiations. lie add Il that III" on.y
condition Japan makes il that kht"-
Oahu shall remain open {" foreign trad d.
But how IAN Il b. arranged II CHINA
will not talk u" asked.
Baron uayashi Thought that 'hin' :
refusal 10 negotiate was due 10 -" fact
thai nubllc opinion had been il,>ii"d BY
the military rarity,
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NOTICE.

Notice is hereby given that a meeting
of the owners OF lots in Mt. Wood GEM
ctery. located in Washington district.
Ohio County. West Virginia. will be held
ut the council chamber in the city build
Ing Of the Ci;y Of Wheeling on
THURSDAY. THE 9Th DAY OF
JANUARY. 1921,
at 7:30 o'clock y. H.; for the purpose Of
clecting Board OF nine Trustees for
said Mt. Wood Cemetery Association
and such other business as may come
before the meeting.
MT. WOOD CEMETERY ASSOCIATION.
By CHARLES H. MILLER,
WILLIAM ELLINGHAM.
d-3-tf Surviving Trusted
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Sudden Call for Action
On the Cable Problem


Washington. lr"c. "a special meet
ing Of the srna'" foreign relations COM
mittc" was called for tomorrow NJ
Chairman I.ndc" i;'" today. {" Obtain
Inflammation regarding tn" disposition
and present status OF questions before
thu .rt"rua;iunLi communications con-
ference.
Acting Secretary Of state Davis con-
fired today with Chairman Lodge. ANA
viii apprar before tn" committee to-
MORO win executive session. 1t was
understood mat Mr.. Davis today laid
hcEOr" Senator Lodge several questions
bending before tn" communications con
ference. relating u disposition Of Sr.|"d
German cables
Mr.. Davis Information wa9 regarded
uC such importance and of :n'"r"st ~
tho other members Of IN" committee"
that tomorrGW'S special meeting was
called No Witnesses oh"r han Mr.. PAWS
are expected to appear before the COM
mtttce.
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Don't allow your st"rr"rh TO h""om"
n sw!Il-hurrr,. This is what happens
when you have sour hloalrd stomach.
The food passes into the bowels in
very impure state TO begin win. II mas
fnrinrrrrt and become III" lodging place
for germs. Finally y"ur bowels become
rlogged. commonly known as Consti-
na;ed. Dire danger turks h"r". t"nSil-
I..t;1n - very serious ailm"nt. rot
snnnus tnxncS are formed Ill your ="
feet of bowels and finally diSt rihut"d /"
ntbrr vital organs Of the body causing
Them 70 become affected. Your liver
becomes affected. you hav" bilious head
aches, jaundic", kidney trouble nervous" ,S,,
ness. sicrplessncss. drowsincSS and you
finally become affected WIN mt"!
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ROBINSON WINNER.

Montreal, Dec. 9.--I;corGc Robinson,
Of Boston. Mas, was given 4 sporting
writer's decision over Johnnie Wilson,
holder OF the worlds middlewc!ght box
ing championship. in L ten round bout
here tonight. No referees decisions are
allowed in Montreal.
Wilson WAS knocked down by the first
blow landed in the uucn'ng round. and
went down again in the 1th. Robinson
was floored in the ninth.
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W. W. TO GET SPENDING
MONEY FOR A DAY OR TWO

CNriSt!anH. Norway Dec. 9.-Tho
Nobel peace prizes, respectively for l9l?
and 1890 will be presented tomorrow
to Leon Bourgeois. president OF the
nations. and Woodrow wilson. President
the United states Each prize amounts
to 10000 Swedish kroner. and will I've
handed to the French and American
ministers who will formally thank The
committee. Albert G. Schmcdrman, IN"
American minister 10 Norway, vii! read
q message from the President on the
occasion of the pres"ntat ton OF tho 1920
prize.
Formal announcement: % the award
Ing Of the prizes was mad" to-day by
NJ. I.oveland. chairman Of the Nobel
committcN.
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TO ENTERTAIN COLBY

Rio Janciro. Dec. "a dinner 10 lain
bridge Colby. the American secretary Of
stat. during his forthcoming visit. will
y" givcu by President I'c-"nI on the
evening Of Mr.. CuIb!'S arrival here. II
Will hn followed by u reception For
.rgu Minister MIrTi"s VIII give q din
nrr to the secretary during his stay n
E.n Ianciro. Mr. colby also viii attend
a luncheon given Ivy the North American
chamber Of Commerce TO the ChiTnte.r
Of Commerce Of Brazil.
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HUMAN SWlLL.BARREL,
The STOMACH, CLEANED OUT
BY WlLLO.MINT TABLETS
The Stomach Is the Receptacle of Everything We Eat and
Drink-Food Passes Through the Stomach Into the In
testines and There Often Decays, Forming Poisonous
Toxines.

other serious troubles. such as APP
pcndicitIs and dangerous fevers. includ-
INK typhoid This is plain facts. ask
YOUR doctor. Don't tolerate conStpa-
lion or any Of it's i'll effects. anv longer.
but go right To your druggist and nur.
chase a CSC package Of WIl.l-O-MlNl
TABLETS which are purely vegetable
and contain no Calomcl or any other
dangerous drug. Start taking them by
directions and YOU will he surprised how
quickly your ailments vanish. "ll.LO-
MINT TABLETS are safe. mild and sure
in action. They cause no gripping or
other i'll effects and rclicv" constipation
without doubt. Clean house now and
keep feeling lit.
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TWO BURNED TO DEATH.

Moncsscn. Pa, Dec. 1.-Two children
we're burned to death and th"!- mother
Mrs. Samuel Arttila. WAS injured here
late to-day when fire destroyed ~"
Anttila home. 1t IS believed that the
fire was started by the children. who
had been playing near stove. Mrs.
Anttila was injured when Sh" WAS
forced to jump from n second story win
dow Of the burning house with a baby
in her arms. The baby cSCNprd injury.
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STICALL KNOCKS OUT
MAHONEY IN The 10TH

Special Dispatch TO The Intelltgenccr.
Altoona. Ia. Dec. ill Arthur Sn-
gall. Cumberland. Md. colored boxer.
knocked out Mike Nahoney here tonight
In tina las, round OF their scheduled ten
round bout. before a large crowd. The
fighting was fast and hard AL through.
although several rounds were even.
StiEall will he remembered by local
boxing fans as having appeared h"ra
several times hcfnr" II" Wheeling Box
ing club He wu:I every fight here.
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VALUE REDUCED.

Chicago. Dec H.--StoClhold"rS OF the
Standard oil Company, Of Indiana. meet;
ing at Whiting. Ind. to-day. approved
the accommodation Of the board Of di-
rccIorS, that the par value Of tho com
pany's stock be reduced from 500
share 10 So.
III" directors RECENTLY declared = $50
non nnn stock dividend. equivalent 10 $50
per cent ON the SS3.50N. ono uutstandinE.
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PROBE GAS SITUATION

Pittsburgh, Pa. Dee. 1.-The Pitts
purgh Chamber Of Commerce today ap-
pointed a COMMITTEE. &" investigate the
gas situation in thus district. The com
mittee was instructed Ia determine II II
IS possible TO open new wells in new
fields. Protests against me now rates.
forty cnntS q thousand cubic feet, w"r"
Wit hdraJNn
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ALICE BRADY INJURED.

Lancaster. Pa, Dec. 9---NiiCr Brady.
moving picture actress, WIS injured in
an automobile wreck near Reading to-
day. She appeared at - lncal theatre to-
night with her left arm partly covered
with bandaErS. IT was by sheer pluck
mat Miss Brady completed her perform
anrr Her injuries. however. ar" mot
serious and sh" will be abb" L. Continu"
nrr engagements.
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rupIE-coRWrREn TIE.

Chicago, Dec. 9.--lOhcrt CnnnotaN ni
New York. defeated John Layton az ST.
Louis. In the final round Of IN" nati"na ]
thrce-cushion billiard tournament to-
night BY the score of IS Ia 80 in - m
niEgs. The victory threw ~" t"urna-
ment Into a threc-corner"d tie h"tw"' =
Canuatax. Layton and t'lar'n"" Jackson
OF Kansas City. nGccSsitatinE p!ay-"tt
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CONTROLLED BY POLITICS

Pittsburgh. Pa. De. 9Th" l"l.r"
Ct, nnct hope To- "Uf"rr" Tn" autnmnlDii"
laws Of Pittsburgh when magistrates
arr influenced IN such cases by IN" pu-
lit.c:u standing of offenders. said rcril
q Rice. president OF IN" Western Penn
sytvania divisional uf tn" national safe
y council. IN an address, n Il safety
meeting mere today. Mr.. EiC"S' state
m"ur was Corr"lnratN'i 10y 6. s. Irich-
ard. director OF the department ~ puhtic
f,.t
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POLICE PICKUPS.

Up TO an early hour this morning.
three offenders had been picked mp t"
face Judge John 3. Ritz in police court
this morning. They Were Harry smith
a disordcrly picked UP by oin"rrs kit-
mer, c. Il. Anderson; q chauffeur. CharG
ed with speeding by Officer Stanley. and
Harry Mckee. drunk. by Officer johnson
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CAUSED BY CROP SHORTAGES.

Wismark, =. y. UNC. '---'F0N ShofI-
ages are larrrly responsible" Tor IN"
closing of NOR" than sc"r" 81 banks IN
Enr,b Drknta n the last three weeks
,..,rd,rr 10 y statement today by +.
". Ca,hro. director general "f the hanl;
nf %urth DakuiI.
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7s-AcREs EQUIPPED, FARM WITH
MODEM BUILDINGS

Nearby R.R. town FennsyIVahla, IeVeI
productive tallage. we'll fenced spring
watcrcd pasture. valuable timber. aouna-
ancc fruit; 2-story house. fine barn, both
gas lighted. large poultry. house. ETC.;
owner settling affairs includes horses.
COW, pigs. flock poultry. having ma
chincry. small tools. etc; S3.s00 takes
and big equipped farm. only $1,000 down.
page Al Strouts Big Illustrated Catalog
bargains SO States. copy free. Strout
Farm Agency. SOL All, Union Bank Blds-
Pittsburgh. dug
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FORD Is STOLEN.

4 Ford roadster, bearing Wrst Viz
GINA license No. 1880. owned by /. t.
Woods. was stolen from Highland par&,
near F1m Grove, last evening. and III,
10 a late hour this morning no trace OF
IL had been found.
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TALKED IT OVER

,,,'r,rhuv Dec q Franklin II. Ponse-
vcri b"mrCra,ir candidate for v'c"-prns-
i,lcnt 4, rh1 recent election, conferred
With Governor James NJ Cox. AT the ex-
ecutiyo office for several hours hate to-
day. A..
L was their nrE; meeting since IN"
election.
MIR. Roosevelt stated that h's call on
fho governor was without S'Cn'iirInc".
He left for Washington tonight.
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wAHTHD-1f you have prostate disor-
dcr-bladder trouble-gct up fire.
quently at night. there is positive and
rapid relief for you-without drugs.
pain or discomfort-privately at home.
/ will be glad to tell anyone who Is so
troubled. how my own case OF years
standing was rrl!cved-how over $4,000
tier men have been hclped-and to give
detailed information concerning the
method. Jos. Bcro. 1915 Jacob St.
Wheeling, w. Va. d-9-p-th
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wANTED-Servica Of pure breed white
Scotch Collie 20 breed with my female
dog-will pay for service. Apply w. p.
Jones, 100 S. 3rd ST.. Martins Ferry. O.
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Fo1 HAIH-AUToS.

FOE sALE--At splendid bargain. Frank.
lin coupe. in first class running order.
good tires. Owner leaving town. Call
WoodSdale 1851. Dish
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THE MENDEL COMPANY
Carl !. Xs1asr, Fro1.
FUNERAL DIRECTORS
PRINT. Cnapsl lsly chapIiAs StrssI
OAu HRoAas l01S.l6lo
DIED

anAYNEY-On Thursday. December >,
Ig2n. at 20 O'Clock a. M. at the home
OF her son, II. l.. Blayncy. Ut west
Alexander. Pa. MRS. JENNIE BtAI-
NEY, widow OF the late {. w. blay-
ney. in her Soth year.
Funeral services Sunday. December Il.
1t $50 y. m: at me noun u in,er-
mcnt in the West Alexander. Pa, GEM
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FOE RENT.
FOR RENT

FOR RENT-Front room furnished for
housekeeping. Range. bath and us"
Of phone: also one small sleeping room.
App!y 1879 Chapl;ne ST. d-9-h
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FOR sALE-Thrce beedlc hounds. A No.
rabbit dog-onc fox hound-Hound-
hog and rabbit dog. 5.3 burlington Road.
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wANTED-To buy. light one horse pro.
ducc or EXPIRES wagon. Call 2082-J.
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WAITED KAL1.

WAHTHD-Boottssp thoroughly sx-
psr1sncsd, unlimited opportunity for
man who can assume initiative. StA4s
age and salary expected and dsta1 Of
experience. Address =. W., carr 1ntsni.
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wANTEp-PEMALE
FoR SALE.

wANTED-Woman dishwasher. Model
restaurant. 1904 Market ST. d-9-l
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NEARING THE EVIDENCE.

Washington. Dec. ".--'rhc naval court
Of inquiry which visited IIaiti recently
IN It's Investigation 81 tn" adminNtr;l.
tion of affairs on the island 10y III" Unit
ed States marines. met today Ut tn"
navy department. and heard a summary
az testimony and argument by Major
Jesse r. Dyer Judge advocate
TNe court then adjourned - begin
work on It's report to Ser, tary nani"iS
ls"Hr-Ndmirai Mayo, senior member Of
the c"uct. said IN" r"ror' would prop
ably be completed within ton days.