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The Wheeling intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1903-1961, 1920-05-29
OBITUARY
~ Sa ~atlhu
Charles A. Davidson

Special Dispatch TO The IntelliGencer.
CLARKSBl 'RG. w. Va. May IS -
disease caused the death today OF Chas.
A. Davidson. 81. prominent Bridgeport
resident. and father OF J. II. Davidson.
81 Wheeling. Another son. John DAY.
olson of Bridgeport. also survives.
The Wheeling intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1903-1961, 1920-05-29
stomach Troubles.

When your system becomes cI"EE"d
from nvereatIng. constipation Hud u tor
pid liver. YOUR stomach - Likely I"
trouble YOU. \ dos" 81 'hnnIh ria ms
Tablets Will give YOU quick reIS. Tiny
cause fire.. movement Of IN" bowels.
tone up tn" liver and strengthen tn"
digestion. You viii hr surprised when
you rcaliZ" how much better YOU are
feeling day or two after taking these
tablets For sale by all dealers.
The Wheeling intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1903-1961, 1920-05-29
Sterling Funeral

,yer the remains Of Mrs Matilda Ster-
ing. widow Of the late Hugh Sterling.
The Wheeling intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1903-1961, 1920-05-29
Nikolaus Funeral

Services for Gc"rs" II. !" Nih"lauS.
who died Tuesday AZ the home "t his
sister. Mrs. Louis kIrclIncr. Knox Lane.
Leatherwood. Will be- held This attcrn"on
at l2:3Q o'clock. Rev. William G. lli"rt
pastor Of 81. Johns EYanG"iical churrh
will utf!riate lntermcnt VIII be made
in Greenwood cemetery.
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Mru. Kate Roberts.

CLSRkSBURG. W. Va. May "
Mrs. Kate Roberts. wife Of \. l.. Rob
erts. Merchant. who was prominent IN
church and civic societies. died today al
u hospital. following surgical oprr-
alton. She Is survived 10y her husband
and two daughters Miss Mary Euh' ria
and Mrs. q. T. Law
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who died Thursday morning at the West
Virginia Home. n Thirteenth street.
were held last evening. Rev II. {.
Howard. pastor of the Thomson NJ. r..
church. oficiatcd. Burial will be private
this morning at Ia o'clock at Green
wood cemetery.
The Wheeling intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1903-1961, 1920-05-29

This morninG at 10 O'clock at the
home Of her daughter. Mrs. IL. l.. Ben
nett. No. 80 East First street. w!!I he
he!d the funeral services for Mrs. Gwen
dolm McGill, widow OF the late William
McGill who died "Wednesday. Inter.
ment vii! be made In Mount Wood
Ccmttery.
The Wheeling intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1903-1961, 1920-05-29

Tho remains Of Archie Wiley. is year
old youth or K0dalI. W. Va. who died
Thursday evening 1T tn" ON" valley
General hospital, were sent HON" IhSt
evening. The funeral services Will
probably be held Sunday afternoon with
intermcnt In kodull cemetery.
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the Potomac as their destination. in an
effort to pick out a suitable camping site
for the summer.
The party will make the"trip in a
Willys-knight car, with Mr.. George E.
Bayha at the wheel The other MEM
bers Of the party will be Messrs. Judge
Alan Robinson. Louis Zoeckler. william
Braddock. Hart Morris and Mr.. Bayha
Richmond daily register. (Richmond, Madison County, Ky.) 1917-1978, 1920-05-22

FOR SALE-Xentuci1y Red Berkshire
Swine; some extra nice boarS and gifts.
from my champion show herd. w. Is.
Turley, Richmond, Ky. Isl If
Richmond daily register. (Richmond, Madison County, Ky.) 1917-1978, 1920-05-22
COLORED COLUMN

Miss Lena Newman was hostess to
very delightful dinner Wednesday
May 10Th in honor of her mother,
Mrs. Louisa Newman's seventy-ninth
birthday. Covers were laid for Mrs.
e. Oldham and daughter, Mrs. James
Miller, and little daughter.
Mrs. Nettie Todd, of Frankfort
spent a few days in the city, the
guest of Mrs. j. M. Walker.
Mrs. Ida Titus, of Madisonville, O.,
was in the city last week visiting hel
father and mother, Mr.. and Mrs. Geo
Hayden.
NJ. Raymond C. Cobb left fol
Martinsville, Ind. this week.
Mrs. VIM. Stone was at home from
Frankfort this week.
Mr.. and Mrs. Henry Estill and
children of Lexington motored to
Richmond Sunday and spent the day
with his mother, Mrs. Mary Estill.
Messrs. ]. w. Beasley, Dan Bogie
Chas. Pollard, VIM Johnson, Arthur
Duncan and James Miller, Mrs. Mary
Leaveil ard Miss Roberta Johnson, OF
LANCASTER, were in the city Sunday
attending the rally and baptizery at
the First Baptist church.
Mr.. and Mrs. Arthur Chenault, of
Cincinnati, O., were visitors in the
city this week.
Mesdames Caroline Oldham and
Ollie Smith and daughter, of Lock
land, o. are the guests Of Mrs. An
derson Presley.
Messrs. Willard Maupin, Herbert
Munday, URANUS Warford and Miss
Richmond daily register. (Richmond, Madison County, Ky.) 1917-1978, 1920-05-22
RICHMOND OCCUPIES
IMPORTANT POSITION

The geographical position Of
Richmond being about midway
between Cincinnati and Louis
vile, and on the Dixie Highway,
makes it an important stopping
place for tourists, enroute either
north or south, and z. II. Sand
lin is one o fthe many. who will
be glad to see Main street paved,
thereby adding to the appearance
of the city an facilities of the
motorist in finding his way" en-
route. The thproughfares in
numerous towns and cities both
to the north and south is being
improved and within a short
time it is hoped this city can
boast OF a very attractive route.
"You would be surprised, "
said Mr.. Sandlin, ito know the
number of inquiries made daily,
concerning the highway by
strangers, and it will be happy
day for me and many others when
we can provide a fine paved
street for the visitors i'll coming
into or departing from Richmond
Richmond daily register. (Richmond, Madison County, Ky.) 1917-1978, 1920-05-22
classified ADS.

! FARMERS am prepared TO build
your tobacco barns. G. NJ. estes, 131
| S. Estill ave-. Richmond. Is If
Richmond daily register. (Richmond, Madison County, Ky.) 1917-1978, 1920-05-22
MACHINIST STRIKE
HAMPERS SHIPPING

Richmond automobile dealers
continue to experience difficulty
in getting machines here, it
being a common remark when
they safe that they could sell ma
chimes almost every day if they
had them. The strike of mechan-
les at Cincinnati has put another
crimp in the shipment of ma
chimes and heretofore when it
was possible to go to Queen City
and drive machines home, it is
now a difficult matter, owing to
the fact that one can scarcely
get anything done there in the
way of repairs, if necessary.
However, many machines are
being driven through.
Some firms making machines in
the northern cities are employing
regular drivers now to pilot
new vehicles to the home Of the
owners. Last week, it is esti-
mated, that several thousand
were driven through Cincinnati
in this direction from the north
ern cities where the machines
are being turned out.
Richmond daily register. (Richmond, Madison County, Ky.) 1917-1978, 1920-05-22
Thelma Turner are at home from
State University Louisville.

Thelma Turner are at home from
State University Louisville.
Mrs. Maggie Smith attended the
commencement exercises of State IN
iversity in Louisville last week.
Sunday, May Is was rally day and
baptizing at the First Baptist
church. A large crowd was present
at the church. The baptzing which was
held at the Crutcher pond, as were
baptized by Rev. Z. H. Broaddus and
J. w. Broaddns. Rev. J. w. Reed, of
Lancaster, preached.
The colored women of Richmond
met at the First Baptist church on
Thursday evening, May 20, and organ
lied Colored Women's Republican
Club of $50 members. The following
were the officers elected: Mrs G. B.
Miller, Chairman, Mrs. Amelia Mer-
rift, vice; Mrs. Dovie Newman, secre-
tarp; Miss Callie Boyd, treasurer. The
board of directors is composed of Mes
DANES G.. B. Miller, Amelia Merritt,
Dovie Newman, F. S. Gwynn, Sallie
Black, Misses Maggie Hall and Estelle
Yates. The next meeting will be held
June 0. They were addressed by Vul-
can Irvine, Prof. J. H. Moberly, Rev.
I. H. Broaddus and Rev. G. L. Miller.
The celored women's hospital club
met with Miss Temple Brock May 20.
The embroidery club met with Miss
! Bessie d. Irvine May 81.
Richmond daily register. (Richmond, Madison County, Ky.) 1917-1978, 1920-05-22

Of the delegate chosen to the Chi
cago convention 145 are instructed for
Wood, 100 for Johnson, 78 for Low
den and 80 for Harding. 479 are I'M
instructed.
Richmond daily register. (Richmond, Madison County, Ky.) 1917-1978, 1920-05-22
PREACHING At ANTIOCH

There will be preaching az the
Antioch church Sunday May both at
IL o'clock. All members urged to be
present. The meeting will continue
several days. Rev. Holder will oc-
cupy the pulpit.
Richmond daily register. (Richmond, Madison County, Ky.) 1917-1978, 1920-05-22

OF the 706 delegates selected for
the Democratic National Convention
only 256 are instructed A campaign
for instructions has been made only
By Cox and Palmer. i
Richmond daily register. (Richmond, Madison County, Ky.) 1917-1978, 1920-05-22

WHEN you use Rool1wood Coffee,
your coffee troubles vanish. Play safe
and be happy. Buy lockwood today
from D. B. Mckinney & Co. 106 ct.
Richmond daily register. (Richmond, Madison County, Ky.) 1917-1978, 1920-05-22

POTTS Gold Dust Flour makes
better bread. Try and be con-
virccG. Ask ior it. 81 f
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SKIN DISEASES.
Are Expelled Quickest BY An Anti
septic Application.

the application should also BE-
healing. Doesn't your sound judg
ment tell you that this Is true;
Fa1rnlcnt Pharmacy sells sslye
called SINCE which Is an anttsep
nc application that Just fills the
OIL: IT, does not soil the skin; vel
II IS most powerful antiSentic
and an active healing ointment
Eczema, salt rheuE1, tetter and
similar skin affections disappear
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Vigorous Men
and Women. are
in Demand

II your ambition has left you,
your happiness has gone forever
unless you take advantage Of Hi
Drug Co.'s magnificent ol1er to re.
tund your money on the first box
purchased II Wendells Pills, Am.
bition Brand, do not put your sys.
TEN in fine condition and give you
the energy and vigor you have lost.
Be ambitious, be strong, be Wig
orous. Bring the ruddy glow Of
health to your cheeks and the right
sparkle to your eyes.
Wendell's Pills, Ambition Brand,
the great nerve tonic, are Splendid
for that tired feeling, nervous troa.
bles, headaches, restlessness, trem'
bling, mental depression, sleepless'
ness, nervous Indigestion, and loss
Of appetite.
You take them with this under
standing that: In two days you will
feel fine or after taking one box,
II not benefited, the druggist will
refund the price Of the box.
Be sure and get a 50 cent box to.
day and get out Of the rut. Re
member Il. H Drug Co. and dealers
everywhere are authorized TO guar,
antee them.
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HOUSES FOE SALE
spEClAL NOTICES
COMMISSIONER NOTICE

70 Sarah Morgan, Alice Morgan
II. r. Brown, Curtis Rrwr anC
Annie Shaw, Plaintiff, and Han
nah Stoner, Mrs. ]. n. Reid. Jennie
Love, Kate Grimm, Mrs. b. W
Carmichael, Hiram Br1sher, Fred
RraIher. Pearl McBuruey. Matte
Hammel. Ida Groub, Eumia Nor.
row, Ruth Robinson. Estha Willgus
Mrs. Lloyd Forsythe, Harry Brown
Lizzie Cain, Vallye Brown. J. W
Brown. c. c. Brown, Writ Brown
A. +. Brown, Stella Brahle, Leon
ard G. Grew, Delbert L. Crew
Herold A. Crew, Mary L. McVay,
Gordon Mcyay, Elizabeth Stewart
Nora Wilmotll, Maggic SroSl. Ben
F. Brown. Lille Gauyh Lue Free
land Eunice Hawkins, Eta Morris,
Beayy Wilkinson, ". E. Morgan,
administrator Of B. +. Brown, de-
ceased, Defendants.
You and each Of you viii take
notice that pursuant 70 q decree Of
the Circuit Court Of Marion County
West Virginia, entered on the 2lst
day Of June. 1920, In the chRncery
cause therein pending, wherein you
lare parties plaintiff and defendant,
II have fixed rpon Tuesday. the
Eth dag Of August, 1890, at the
hour Of ten O'clock A. n. at the
law Office OF Showalter & Frame,
In the City Of Fairmont, In said
county, as the time and place for
beginning my duties Is Commits
sioner under said decree, that 10
10 say: To take, state and report
an account showing:
!st. What personal estate said
BENJAMIN F. Brown owned at the
E
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Elgery Floue'
Story
AA It's Oul
THE PONY

The peony signifies bashfulneil
In the language Of flowers.
In China It Is called man-tan.
Ia the flower Of prosperity, and
Is regarded with great pride and
reverence. The great tree peony
cultivated by the Chinese, grows
TO . height Of eight feet, and The
blossoms are Of immense size
measuring nine inches across.
Was Sacred Flower
TO the Greeks, the peony was
q sacred flower. They believed
that It came from the moon ana
was under special protection from
that planet. It was believed thai
! lis healing powers we're unfailing
The root, boiled In wine, was q
cure 70. disease Of the stomach
In the sixteenth century, children
wore beads made from roots Of
the plant to preTelt CONFUSION
Fifteen seeds, eaten before retir.
ing, would prevent Nightmares
II was said. Ancient writer's claim
that an extract from the peony
cured insanity and falling sick.
ness. II was also believed that
great care should be exercised In
digging up the roots Of the plan,
after dark because picus, the
woodpecker Of Mars, would Al.
tack the eyes Of anyone who tried
to disturb the plant.
Paeonia Was Nymph.
According to the Greeks, Paeo.
MIA was a beautiful nymph. One
cay. when Apollo was making love
10 her Paeonia happened to turt
around srd saw Venus regarding
her a1grily. The nymph blushed
so red that the color never leit
her face. When Venus for DUN.
ishment changed hef into a flower
she Still retained lhe rosy hue.
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Personals.

Mr.. and Mrs. George A. Lucas Of
Wheeling are guests Of Mr. and
Mrs. Herschel Kincaid Of Guffey
street.
Mrs. Ida Adams Newman Of Jack
sonville, Florida, Is spending two
weeks with her father George
Adams and other relatives.
Mrs. Cora L. Morrow and guest
Miss Hazel Thompson went to
Boothsyille Sunday for a twoweeks
stay with Mrs. Rachael Craig.
Mrs. B. G. Earl has returned to
her home in New York CITY after
a few days visit here with rela-
tlVes. She will sail on August the
fourth for Q stay Of several months
IN Europe.
Mr.. and Mrs. Boyd Of Jersey City.
n. j.. have leased an apartment. in
the home Of Mrs. Hattie Kincaid
In Guttey street and will arrive
here in q few weeks TO take up
their work In the East Side hlgr
school. The former teaches Eng.
LISP and Latin, Mrs. Boyd will BE-
instructor In history.
Mr.. and Mrs. Howard Pople and
daughter Lillian have returned
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Cd tn ~ I'll Spfinns Z
NM Florence Koo6 md 1lrs,
| Anna Street, Of Thobufn, leh yes
| tetday fot { three weeks stay q
| Webster Springs:
Visiting "a MorHantoNn.
Nj. and Mrs. Nick SalIatu are
| visiting With Nj. and MrS. Joe
Mashoesce, Of Morgantown, tbs
Week.
! v,,ln,nston f.,,.,.,
Mn Genre Gnillran md daugl,.
t se I n.Ss ysle Ssrs 3 sun S ii,s
en me. n Mrs Jniia Tslbott
eAssS =. 60. = All.
ns ~ Is.. ~ SH, y p.l,.,,,
MS. anna ya 49, ,, y Ssn ...;.,,
ynio, Wao a1 ~! veea .., s,s,.a hen an.
aer psIens nefe, iesofus0 uolns
yeAesuaH !
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1e should be con earned.
NERAL OF Mas.

yM6ntSL VI MnSs
Is v. 3. MORGAN.
me mineral Of Mrs. Virginia B!
rgan who died July Fl at the
|1is Of her son, Clerk Morgan, OF
klace, ". Va 2as held Thurs.
at the o family home al
xns. Mn Morgan was the wife
s1as Z organ, late veteran OF
civil war. She Is survived by
SONS and two daughters, FREQ
ran, Of Weston: Clark Morgan,
airInont; Mrs. N. A. Grim, Of
ackvtlle and Mrs. Fred SHARP,
eyard, Ohio. hterlnent was
D IN the Downs cemetery by
!ertakers Huey, Of Warrington.
D. I = :
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Mot,ers Meeting.

The Mothers meeting Of the W.
G. 7. q. will be held Wednesday
afternoon al the Diamond street
n. E. church. Mrs. J. Walter
Barnes will address the meeting,
and q splendid program . being
arranged. Each member l. asked
To come and bring a friend.
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WIN Have picnlc.

The Sunday school class Of the
Diamond street Sunday school,
taught by Mrs. Letzkus will have a
picnic at Pricketts Creek on Thurs
day. The members Of the class
are asked to meet at the Pennsyl-
yania railroad station for the $50
train Thursday morning.
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The Home Guards Of the Dia-
mond street N. E. church will NEE.
Wednesday afternoon at the
church. The superintendent, Mrs.
Arnett asks that all members be
I'm attendance.
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AT Boy Land" a school for boy.
at Santa Barbara, Cal, 1t Is possible
70 view the whole earth, laid on;
hat like a map over two acres Of
ground.
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Gn AND GAS

i fsENNESsEG on on LEASES Ssfi il tefs
ritory geologidaily approved.
from so cents 10 SIS an acre; con-
tinuation great Southwest Ken
lucky shallow sand field; free maps
and reports. Write Tennokla Co..
Dickson, Tenn. 7-26-2Gt-S447
ERICH OIL FIELDS IN TEXAS.
Glasscock and Howard counties.
Production In both counties. Five
acres to $40. sL5o to $50. Close to
Wells. Own my leases. Write for
prices. Refer by permission to
West Texas National Bank. Big
SPRINGS, Texas. Joe Cunningham,
Big Springs, Texas. 7.27:l2t.S.S7
: "a. 1IN ~
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wonderful new discovery for
|lg eallouseS and bunions, The
stcps with the very dr5t drop.
70 minutes the com may be
N removed. Expert Chlrop-
- use the same method. Many
hem i1Se Corn Ely.
M FIX" contains no ether.
aions silycilio acid, or other
mi ingredients to eat the rood
epd make the foot sore. No.
ekteaded treatments for sev-
dayg and nights; no more
ng Or .'cook king" the feet
SSfy. In 10 minutes the corn
a-ao Is the pain. Corn ..FTX'
lickaI. sa9er and different.
II suffer another minute!
sTN" % wonderful, and Win
help you. Ifs your dealer
4upp3y you. send Us Csc IN
3 Ind We viii nall YOU 4
direct from our laboratory.
mosey refunded L you Az
S FH CO. Inc. Newark. MI
1-ss,sssst-.-- . :. . Il,
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GlEIIBIRDlN
IL Convicted Of Pistol
ss.syihg Ater sensa.
tioilal lneidDnt.

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- = .a.. e - s.;, ~ ~. ss sorSine
- ve y y. .iL 1 ,san.t sSs, .st,.
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= 49, assa.s IS su ~ .. y.
Nv ~ ass y. =. ~ 10 ss,nr Inv
=, s.ssae a We 49,. 1890 So !. s ths
~. ~ $50 ~ IS a;,a a.Hsr .,,, ~ - ia
~. sss;-s SiSes ,. S ~ an
~: ssS 1870. W , e ssI scrty doiiars.
~ a., W. ~. 49, 1.. ..1Ss ~ sf.rch ~
.ttste 4a aa,e o,saius p t tha 1vest
~ 100 sRss 1;r,,s ., 1M AZ he
,94. 49, I..a ss N Haa 2 49, =, NJ Mon.
4 s. ysss.s ~; $500 Ssv. .f ~ fhs
S. ~. sm si,h veg 2,r ~,ss .,.t ian
tEs .s y, tle vo S.sO, \, the the Nooss
"a. 80 g, s.I ~ y ,,r ,ae n ,sSis.
s:s w ha. ~ .m. nSo,e =. name
~ 4 49,, ysv ~ sse.. nS.T,,sd IN
= XXI gss ~ sl ~ SonsS, ~
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ssss;s,sns i. st.tsS he v3 sst
;ssSS ,c ms 1 1ssn or ~ ~ s r,ho oE
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SN. " ~ s s,s ~ NO s.t ,e,tt ~
s4S ~ a. ,n ,ali,e =, ~. INV nv
~ .ssst MI e ;rSa h,,Ii ~ ~ ,so,,i
$500 ~ 'front.' wInS S :, S NE
LILY LAG kASAN WAhASW VI bAAS
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Attended Funeral.

Mn. 7. Z. Houit, Mrs Frank
Thompson and Miss MadSs L. VII
ey attended the funeral Of Mrs..
Gertrude Cooper Richardson al
PruutytoWu Monday.
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Meetlnc Poetponed,

The meeting Of the Fourth Dr.
vision u them. E. AID society an
nounced for Thursday Of this week,
has been postponed until Thursday
OF next week.
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tvfl SALE-rlne Maryland farms,
fertile and well improved; q
state having IN excellent climate,
beautiful scenery and perfect roads.
Catalog on request. Potts & Grit.
FIN, Realtors. Frederick. Nd.
6.l5-26t-S217
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FARMS FOR .S9I:E

1 CENTRAL NIss6 iiSfci S:aislls:e
ssnd for Lists. 100 farms in Cal
loway county, Missouri, with ful!
description and price for each: in
A:issourTS best grain and bleu grass
comfy. Koontz & Palmer. Fulton.
Mo. b.3l .a2t-79S6
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FOE SALE

FOR SAL Good heavy SOW. NIll
forrow August 2lSt cali 3st.R
7.26-2t-aSsQ
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FURNlSHHD Rooms

FOR RENTING light hcusekeep-
Ing rooms. Apply l2S Reeves
avenue. l:2E2t.S5z4
FOR RENT-Two rooms for Light
Housekeeping or sleeping rooms.
Call at 42S Main street.
7-27-1t-sss4.
FURNISHED FRONT ROOM
With board. Call 1372-J or I'll
Chicago St 7-s7.N-ssss
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WANTED

W1NETEDessial Sore Or any
good business. Laundry Or ga
rage in live town in West Virginia.
Give description and price. r
Jones 2326A. W. Van Buren,, Chico.
70. III. - 7-2i-3t-S515
WANTED 10 RENT-ModeFn !, 5
or 3 room house hardwood
floors, laundry. electricity good
neighborhood and near school. Ad-
dress Box 1888 West Virginlan.
7-27-2t-S533.
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FOR SALE-Fivc acres on paved
road, Finch's Run with 10: Of
timber, ceal and orchard. Also III
" acres Sewickly coal. Z. R. Free.
land. Phone 7104 r Sl.7-24-3t-S5l4
FOR SALE-4S acres; 2 room
house; good buildings; well wa.
tored and fine orchard. Cne mile
10 car line and concrete road. $50OJ
il taken at once. Chas. L. Hughes,
Broomaeld. w. Va. 7-24-St-S5l3
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1880 will buy 70 acre farm. s!
ti!able, balance timber. s room
house, large bank barn. intending
all crops. machinery, 3 horses,
cattle, hogs. chickens, IN fact abou
ell bu! household goods. I IA mill
IRON jersey Shore . town Of 7,0Vl
inhabitants, elegant markets $500
would not replace the buildings
Possession at once. Frank Il
IGeohart, Jersey Shore, Pa
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FOR SATELLITES sectional
Brunswick bowling alleys with
balls and pins complete. Frans
II. Gebhart, Jersey Shore, Pa.
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700 Children Guests
OF Little Mothers

The Little Mothers Aid Association
entertained 700 children ut a motion
picture matinee as the guests Of Hugo
Reisenfeld, at the Sixty-third Street
Music Hall on Friday. They came from
the poorest sections of the city and
the factory districts of Brooklyn, and
each child received doll, candy, hand
kerchief and stockings. Shoes we're
also provided by the association for
the children who needed them.
The day nurseries of the association
had their separate holiday entertain
ment and Christmas tree gifts and
clothing, so did not take part in FIR.
days affair. The committee in charge
of the holiday festival was made up
of Mrs. Clarence Burns, president Of
the association; Mrs. Henry S. Riddle
Mrs. Edward Leasing, Mrs. G. H.
Strong, Mrs. John H. Judge. Mrs. Bond
Stow, Mrs. Albert Gallatin Weed, Mrs
G. H. Wilcox, Mrs. John Green, Mrs
J. V. Bostwick. Mrs. X, M. Darlington,
Mrs. John j. Cowdrey, DR.. j. H. Null
Ter, Mrs. David Knapp, Mrs. Robert
H. McNall, Mrs. E. Van Bail and Mrs.
j. II. Roese-