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The Wheeling intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1903-1961, 1920-06-25

Some days ago l tried to make the
abstract word landlord" represent a
concrete person who might be having
rs hard time getting along these days
MS his tcnants. At that time / prom
Used to tell about a scheme which Il
friend of mine. who has recently bought
an apartment house. has worked ~
He calls his plan Rentals At cost
and undisturbcd tcnanc!cs."
\ landlord or owner in times like
these" says this member of the hated
class, wants L. furnish his Tenant 4
warm, clean and w"ath"r-tiEht house
to postpone repairs so far as possible.
but TO have reserve fund with which
to pay for them when they can he made
at more reasonable costs, TO pay his
taxes. insurance and other opcratln
expenses. and to have n reserve AGAINST
vacancies. lie also wants an income
on his investment nj the me rkct rate,
In times Xix" these he cannot know
today what his costs will be for next
year. still less can he know what they
will be two years hence.
He Will Civ, Them All the Figures.
Now in order 10 insure my tenants
an undisturbcd tendency at n fair rate.
am going to suggest this plan To
them. First, l will lay before them all
the figures in the case. tho value Of
the property. detailed estimate Of
operating expenses md Of an allow
anCc to be- reserved for vacancies. n
tai in various iiC!ds Of its employment.
and Of tn" rate thought fair for this
investment taken at it's assessed value:
and. finally, an estimated total rental
cost and a distribution thereof hC-
tween the various floors.
I'm order to give fair margin Of
safety. sum will he added to the
known expenses before the total csti-
mate is made, hat the amount to 10
taken for his own profit by the landlord
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Side Talks j
by Rqfth Cameron S
ISN'T THIS A FAIR SCHEME?

will be definitely specified. and the
tenant will receive back at stated times,
the difference between the contract
rent and what II actually costs to house
HIM. just exactly as the holder OF life
insurance policy receives his dividends
If the company finds itself able TO pay
them.
No Plan for Getting Heat without
. Buying Coal. attic.
plan will keep rents down to what
they were five years ago or even last
year. 1t isn't Il plan Tor getting h Al
without buying coal Tenants must en-
poet 10 pay what IL II costs 10 hoI~"
them, but surely they Will d" Il NOR
Chc"rfully if they know they arc not
getting stunS. The plan docs not Offer
any great saving IN rent. hut 1t does
offer undisturh"I tcnaCICs and III" n"dc"
Of mind that comes from knowing thIt
You are not being tn" victim "f ne
pruiitcer."
A warning to Tenants.
or cOurs" IN" in"Ntthei" question
arose to nv mind "WiN thr t"nanl'
agree to this plan tit has not Yet
been presented TO thCm).
"Pcrhaps." said my friend. ',pcrhaH
not But one thing | can toll YOU -
tenants are not tho only ones VIII"
suffer from present conditions. The
great majority Of landlords ar" decent
mcn., though some, no doubt arc no.
The public has n real interest in en-
cnuraging decent men to stay In IN
held. When tenants close their eyes /"
the plain facts In the case and regard
AL landlords as nrontccrs, they arc
simply offering and decent man now
in tho field the choice Of operating ON
a charity basis with public odium. HIS
choice will be soon made. The f"ll
will gradually he abandoned TO others.
And tho tenant Will DC the greatest
suffered then"
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WILL APPEAL THE DECISION
TAYORING THE COMMUNISTS

WASHINGTON. June 2t-Thc dcrart-
mcnt of labor Will appeal from the rec
cnt decision OF federal Judge Anderson
at Boston. holding the Communist party
TO be Il lawful organization. and rclcaS-
ing seventeen of it's members held for
deportation. Assistant Secretary Post
announced today after conference with
Secretary Wilson.
Pending final determination of the
question by the courts. tho labor de-
pLrtment. Mr.. Post said. would consider
Judge Andcrson's decision as binding
only in that particular jurisdiction. and
would proceed with all deportation cases
outside that district.
There are now under orders Of de-
portation IN that district sixty aliens.
principally Russians. OF whom only sew
"ntecn are actually covered by the de-
cision." said Mr.. Post. The balance
VIII be- parolcd where their cases in
yolVe nothing more than membership
III the Communist party. Where other
personal activities have operated TO
bring aliens within other clauses uf the
act no paroles will be granted. u being
the understanding Of tn" department
that Judge Audersons decision covers
membership only.
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TRUSTEE PROFITS FOR
THE COAL PRODUCERS

WASHINGTON. June @l.--Coal pro-
duCtton statistics compiled by the FED
oral trade commission from reports sub
mittcd by l.Ohl operators for the month
0t March indicate an inCrcaS" IN the
profit per ton Of Is cents or 40 per
cont.
Tho margin of profit per ton In
March. tho commission declared today.
was ~ cents against - in February:
average cost per ton was reduced four
per cent in the intervening month and
the output per working day increased
five per cent: the average number or
days worked by each miner during
March was given as 10 against Il IN
February.
Production in March by the operators
reporting TO the commission aggregated
16.097.642 tons as compared with lS.-
I74SJ6 tons in the preceding month
and monthly average Of l4.l97.OOO
tons in 1918.
The commissions detailed analysis
Of the months reports Showed an aver
age cost per ton t. o. b. the min" Of
81 33 and an average sales price ol
S2.74. approximately under the head of
expenses labor led with 81 n1r ton
supplies cost 81 cents and general OK
penSeS" "a cents per ton. In 1919 the
labor item was $40. supplies % cents
and general expenses % cents giving
total cost per ton at tho mine OF S2.u4
in that year when the sales was $2.6I
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PERsH1Na AND LANE ARE
HoNoRED BY HARVARD

CAMBRIDGE. Mass, June 2t.-Har-
ward University today brought within
it's fellowship General Pershing and
Franklin X Lane. former secretary Of
the interior. upon each Of whom rrcsi-
dent A. Lawrence Lowell conferred the
honorary degree OF doctor OF laws. They
we're the only men 10 be so honored by
Harvard this year.
OF the cummandcr-in-Ch Of Amer
ica's forces overseas tho Harvard prcsi-
dent said he had in France "orEanizcd
troops and supplies on II scale no Ameri-
can general had ever known: boldly
hurled m untricI army against the most
rormidahlr Of foes. behind dcfenses th"y
had thought imnrcEnahlc and broke
through all their lines 10 Sedan.
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ARMY BALLOON MISSING

PHILADELPHIA. June e4.--Noth!nE
had been heard UP to q late hour to-
night from the United States army bal
loon which LEFT here nj II n. m. for EoS-
ton. The balloon carried five paSScn-
GERS and was commanded by Lieutenant
H II. Holland.
4 strong southeast wind InterfCrcd
with its taking tho right cnErS" nj III"
start, hut Lieutenant Holland explained
before he went M TINT tho air currents
would I've moro Favorable VIII"
he reached tn" higher attitudes. tn"
other four passengers wc"r enlisted
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BUSINESS oPpoRruNrTus

IT ACRES S3,o00 WITH
HORSES, TOOLS. CROPS.
Big money-making western Penna.. fruit
A. general farm: near town. machine
worked fields, 15-cow spring-watcred
pasture. wood. 800 apple trees. 80 peach.
also pears. plumS, cherries: 2-story. O.
room house, pure water. wide piazza.
magnificent shade. splendid view; base
mont barn, silo. spring water. other
buildings: owners plans force sale.
throws in pair horses, harness, moving
machine, pillow, harrow. part growing
crops. all for $4,000, easy terms. Details
page IL Strouts Big IllustratedF;atalog
Farm Bargains around Pittsburgh.
throughout Ienna-, Ohio. Nd. y. Y. and
% othcr states. Copy free. Stroui
Farm Agency, sol All. Union Bank
Bldg, Pittsburgh, Pa. jc-25-g
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Appeal Awarded In the
Elm Grove Church Case

CHARLESTON, W. Va. June e.
Appeal and supcrsedcas were granted to-
day by the supreme court Of appeals in
the suit Of the state versus Samuel b.
Kittle. George r. l. Gilchrist and
Charles G. Woods. surviving trustees OF
the st. PaurS Protestant Episcopal
church at Elm Grove. from Ohio county
The case concerns the taxation of
lands used for religious purposes. and
tests the law in this matter.
The adverse decision to the trustees
was given by the circuit court Of Ohio
county.
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Profiteering Charge
Against Hard Coa|erS

SCRANTON. Pa. June "t.-CharEes
that the anthracite coal operators were
protitecrs featured the initial session of
the anthracite mine wage commission in
this city today. The charge was made
by Phil Murray, vice president Of the
international union. during the course Of
his opening address. Two sessions OF
the commission were held during the
day. the entire time being consumed
with the addresses Of Vice President
Murray and District Presidents Thomas
Kennedy, Of District No. :. and John
Dempsey. of District No. !. pcmp-
sey. in his address. made an impassion-
Cd plea for complete recognition Of the
union with the chcCk-otf and closed shop.
branding the arrangement that has en-
listed since tho award of the Roosevelt
strike commission as 'nonscnsiCal and
absurd" nc said
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CHECKwEIqHMAN KILLED
WHEN CAR BREAKS LOOSE

Special to Tho lntellIGcncer.
CLARkSBCRG. ". Va. June e
When loaded coal ear brok" ln"S" fr"ia
Its mUurings and went carrcniES down Il
long incline at the Bolivar mining plant
near Flrmungtun this morning, crashing
into small checking room at the bot
tom in which n" was working, tearing
il from its founda tons and showing 1t
into Il road 81 feet bCy0und, W. H. val
ter, IS, a substitute ChCckwCiEhman -.
Eusemunt, was - badly injured that nc
died in an ambulance" on the way L. FAR
kcrSburg hotel He WAS Unmarried.
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LEGISLATURE CAN
RATIFY SUFFRAGE

WASHINGTON. June o4.-Assistant
Attorney General Fricrson has advised
Governor Roberts of Tennessee that
the legislature of that state could ralify
the suffrage amendment without sub
mIttinE the issue 10 the people
NASHVILLE. Tenn, juno 2i-Suf-
fraGe hopes rallied today when 1t was
learned Governor Roberts planned TO
call a special session OF the legislature
to net on the federal suffrage amend
ment. following receipt Of Il telegram
from President Wilson urging such ac-
ton in the interests of real service, TO
the party and TO the nation.
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T. W. W. NOW JUDICIALLY
BARRED FROM KANSAS

TOPEKA. Kan. June - - Charging
that the Industrial Workers OF the
World organization advocates acts in
violation OF the Kansas anti-syndicalism
law, an injunction suit was iiIcd today
in the District Court at Eldorado asking
that the |. W. ". be permanently on
joined from maintaining an organization
in Kansas. 4 temporary writ was
granted.
The suit was filed by Attorney Cen
erdl Hopkins against the general officers
OF the l. W. W. ard Henry Bradlrp Of
Eldorado. general manager of the l.
W. W. executive board in Kansas"
The petition charges members arc dis
tributing throughout the harrcSt$nl oil
fields of Kansas and that the purpose Of
the organization Is to teach and spread
the doctrines and the orgies OF violence.
criminal syndicalism. and sabotage.
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N Office

Notice is hereby given that the un-
d"rsiGn"d has lost or mislaid certificatc
30 100. for five go shares of stock Of
the l'nccdA Brewing Company. The
time. place and circumst anccs of the
loss are not known to the undersigned;
This notice is given for the purpose OF
complying with the requirements OF INC
law of West Virginia. and likewise
warning any persons against the pur-
chase thereof from persons not the
legal owners and holders thereof. as
she same has not been sold. pledged or
otherwise disposed of TO another by the
undersI gncd.
Wheeling. w. Va. juno >. 1920.
KERRY SNYDER.
JupII e-o5ilv2
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OF redemption Of Bonds Of tho Refund.
ing Loan Of 1907 OF the City CT

OF Redemption Of Bonds Of tho Refund
ing Loan Of 1907 Of the City CT
Wheeling.
Notice IS hereby given by tie ''om-
missioncrs Of the Rcfunding Loan Of
1902 Of the City Of Wheeling. Wet VIZ
c.nia. that. pursuant TO the r"dui; "mcni3
of the Ordinance OF the c;t%. passed
June l6. 1902. entitled An Ordinance
to provide for the issue and sale OF
bonds of the City OF Wheeling. TO be
known as the Refunding Loan Of 1902.
and redemption and payment thereof.
etc, the following described bonds is
sued under the said ordinance will be-
come due and payable on the first day
of July, A. D.. 1870. to-wit: Bonds OF
81 900. 90 principal each numbered Ill.
I72, lT3, ia. IFS and I16, Series |.
Said bonds will be redeemed and paid
at the Bank Of the ohio Valley in the
city OF Wheeling. West Virginia. IN
and after the first day OF July. la?N.
ard said bonds will cease 10 bear inter-
est from the last named day and date,
(SiGned)
j. A. MILLER.
n. &. LIST.
J. F. HE'LL.
Commissioners Rcfundlng Loan 1902.
je-2l-o
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OUTLAW RAIL STRIKE
SITUATION IMPROVES

BALTIMORE. Md. juno @I.-While
strike conditions were improved today
in the Pennsylvania and Baltimore and
Ohio railroad yards here, 225 men are
out at tho HaGerstown yards OF the
Western Maryland railroad. where the
chief shops of the company arc located.
Passenger traffic continues. Officials
Of the company late tonight stated that
they expected to have conditions im-
proved tomorrow.
The Baltimore and Ohio and Penn
sylvania railroad managers state that
the places OF large proportion of the
500 men who went out have been
filled
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FIFTEEN new MEMBERS

Fifteen new members were taken in
by the Drug Clerks local No. 2iS II
their meeting held last evening in the
Mutual Bank building. The usual rVu-
tinc business WAS brought up and dIs-
posed OF \ special meeting Will be
held on Thursday evening. July l. and
all members are urged 10 be pIcS"nt, rs
matter of great Importance TO all
clerks will be brought up for a general
discussion
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EDUCATION CONFERENCE

Special Dispatch to Tho Intelligence
MORO ANTOWN. w. Va, June a
DR. George Ellis Jones Of the Univcr'
sity Of Pittsburgh. Will be in charge of
the two days educational conference
which will be held here under the aus
pieces OF the summer school Of the W"s;
Virginia university Friday and Satur.
day, July and 10. The subject f.!
consideration will be "Nocauuna
Guidance"
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SLAIN BY DETECTIVE.

MEANWHILE. Pa. June 24.--John ku-
lick. all Eric railroad enploHe h"rr was
shot and killed III the railroad yards IT,
night by G. NJ CULLEN. Of Grr.nyiil".
Pa. Il detective for tn" read. CULLEN.
who claims H. shot in self -dcf"ns". loIi
authorities he tired 10 arrest kulicK
when ne caught the latter taking lun-
Der from III, yards. kuliCk resisted,
he said secured his mace, and was boat
INK him with Il when he fired. Cullen
was released on his own rccoGnlZahcc
until the inquest tomorrow.
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TWO WEIRTON BOYS
HELD FOR ROBBERY
Special to Tho Intelligcnccr.

Special to Tho Intelligcnccr.
WEIRTON, w. Va, June 94.-Andy
Limbargcr. aged IS. and Watts ProSky.
aged l3. were taken into custody by
the police yesterday on information of
Dominick Gcno and Domlnick BrGkc'
helped them to rob the Wcirton hard
ware store and that the solder boys
double crossed them, failing to give them
their share Of the loot. Limharger and
PrcSky are in the lookup awaiting Il
hearing before a justice of the peace.
Tho younger boys were placed III charge
of their parents. Tho Wcirton hard
ware store was robbed five weeks ago
of rcvolvers, rifles. tools, watches, ctc..
aEgregating a total value Of about $500.
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NOTICE.
OF the Drawing for Redemption Of TIE
Main Street Bridge Bonds, OF the City
Of UhaelinP.


Notice is hereby given by the COM
missiunrrs Of the Main street Fridge
Bonds (firSt scr!rs) that pursuant 10
the requirements OF the ordinance OF
sad city passed the llth day of March,
1890. entitled. AN Ordinance Ia provide
for tho issue and sale of Bonds of tho
CIT Of Whc"lin- Ia hr known az the
Main Street Bridge Bonds first series)
and for the redemption and payment
thereof" the following described Bonds
issued under said Ordinance. were duly
determined by lot by said commissioners
for redemption and payment on the
first day Of July. 1870. i"-wit:
no. 10 for sJon.00
No. lS6 for $4,000
Said bonds =" determined VIII he re-
deemed and paid at the Bank OF the
Ohio Valley IN the city 90 Wheeling.
West Virginia. on and after tho said
first day Of July. 1870. and said bonds
90 determined will cease to bear inter
est from the last mentioned day and
date. -
ROBERT HAZLETT,
J. \. FULLER,
L. T.. SANDS.
toner's OF the Main Street Bridge
Loan GIrSt ScricS.p Jc-li-r
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WORKS TIE OTHER WAY.

TITI'SNILLE. Pa. Jun" 2t.--Duc To
The shortage Of rcwsprirt paper. III"
Trtu~villr Herald has been forced 10 in
rr,agc it's size from "irnt I" ten pa Cc>.
The Herald In s"Nhau>t"d its supply
rf Tho size If paper required for Al
"lght-pagc paper. and has hccn forced
To- urc nrwsprint stock used for ten
years
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AUTOMOBILE STOLEN

An automobile owned by r. Il. Ar
mold. a druggist OF Ecllairc. Ohio. was
stolen from Sixteenth street. between
Market and Main streets, last evening
between 80 and 1880 o'clock The
machine Is n Dodge and bears an Ohio
license No l91lI0.
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CNNELESTON. ". Va. Jun" IL
r"ngratularin% her az ~ littl" heroine
Of the hills. Waiter : Hallnnau, state
tan commissioner. to-day sent a letter
To- Miss Dolly ltnlbcrt al MartinG. Fay
,tt, cnurty. commenting hcr action in
Sma ShinE with an axe 4 still found
near her home when taking stroll.
Miss Hulhrrt destroyed tho st.ll and 30
.tllons Of mash prepared f"r distilla-
zion
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AUTO ACCIDENT FATAL

GALLtPOLIS. O., June 24.-Mrs.
John T. Austin. aged CT. wife Of the
former sheriff Of Mason county. W:
Va. died in a hospital here today OF
injuries received in an automobile" ac-
Ctdcnt near Point Pleasant this mora
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DENIED BY WILSON

WASHINGTON. June %4-Eep"rts
from san Francisco that President Will
son would address the Democratic na-
tional convention on the long distance
telephone were denied today ut the
White House.
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,rEx1oAN orr. ExPoRrs

MfNlCO CITY, Jun" 2l-SrN"NTN
thousand barrels or crude oil were en-
ported from Mexican gulf ports during
the month 0f May. L was announced OIL
flcially today.
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coNr1sCATIoN THREAT.

CHICAGO. juno GA shortage If
coal is cndanEcrinE ChiCaEO'S water
supply to such an extent that J.. ;.
Combs. city engineer. today warn'd SIN
railroads that unless deliveries ar" mac"
promptly by III" roads h" WI! lax" an
armed force Of police and CCn;lSCAl''
coal standing idle in tho switch yards.
BUY WAR SAVINGS STAMPS
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MALE AND FBMA1H HELP.

wANT1D-Clerks. omen. women) 10 up
ward, for Postal Mail Service, $135
month. Examinations July. Experience
unnecessary. For free particulars.
write J. Leonard Gormcr Civil Service
Examincr) 1898 Equitable Bldgn Wash
inCton. tc-25-h
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wANTED-A we'll known firm requires
the services of competent and cxper-
fenced book-keepcr. One familiar with
machine work preferred. Excellent
chance for advancement. Address "Op-
nortunity," care General Delivery.
ie-24-i
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Just when one begins To think thA'
man IS indeed the nnhlr%t work Of Goa
h" meets q loafcr.--Iluntingto AdNer-
tiScr.
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Po4 SALE-Bargains

PoH SALH-Bargains In good used
trucks: 1-ton. Gary. ~ ton Gary.
| ~ ton Sandow, l 1-ton Maxwell. l
l-ton Indiana, 1-ton Worm Drive Ford.
All the above in good condition. Bruce
II. Seabright, 3710-12-14 Jacob st. Phone
1852 je-16-l
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PoR SAL1-3o used motorcycles and
side cars, reasonable prices, all makes.
easy terms. Wheeling Cycle Co., 1910
Market street. my-29-3Ot
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LoST-Bctwecn Childrcns Home and
Behren's store, or on National Road.
Woodsdale, small silver vanity box, mon
ogram l.. NJ. B. Call Woodsdale $50.
Reward je-25-l
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LOST AND FOUND.

LosT-At Chautauqua Thursday even
ing black velvet hand bag lined with
light green satin containing bill folder
with about SIS in money and a Chau-
tauqua ticket. A suitable reward will
be given If returned TO Mrs. J. ". Nor
row, 203 Jacquct ST.. Bridgeport. Tele-
phone Bridgeport 1921. je-25-i
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DIED

MoKAow-On Thursday, June -. 1870
at 1:4J o'clock y. H., at the nome OF
her sister. Mrs. {. g. Smith. 5s2 Sou'h
Penn street, MAMIE J. MORROW.
Funeral notice later.
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FOR sALE-Chcap for cash. small. i'm.
proved farm near Wheeling and troi-
ley. Splendid chance for man to live in
country and work in town. Address
Farm, care Intclligencer. 1e-19-m
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nswer to No. AL.

The man who dug my cellar worked
80 3-23 days and laid off 20 2O-23 days.
Copyright. 1920. by Sam LoydD
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FOE SALE.

FOE SALE Ford truck, with Smith
Form. First class condition. Also
has deep. body. Price 1915. Steam Elec-
tric Co, 1912 Market St. je-26-i
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Wednesday. June @5rd'
1920. at l2:i5 O'Clock p. M, AZ the
ohio Valley General hospital: :" IL
LIAM a.. beloved husband or bela "
Mtlligan, IN the 66th year Of his age.
Funeral from the residence 932 Main
strcet Friday afternoon $50. Scr
vices at ST. Matthews P. F.. church 5
o'clock. Friends respectfully invited.
Intcrmcnt private Greenwood ceme-
terry.
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CoLLINS-On Wednesday. June q. 1870.
At 1875 o'clock p. M. at her late nome
No. St Fifteenth. street, MISS MikA'
. daughter Of the &c j. J. and Adeiia
collins, in her 50th year.
Services on Saturday afternoon AZ -:oy
o'clock. Friends invited TO attend.
Intr.ment private Greenwood ccmc-
terry.
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PoB sALE-174 acres; new eight room
house. all modern conveniences; large
bank barn. chicken house, etc; fruit OF
all kinds; on improved road; A No.
farm, ono Of the best farms in the coun-
". Write A. b. Wells, Wellsburg. w.
Va. 1e-.S-l