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The Birmingham age-herald., 1920-05-22
METHODISTS DEFER
 NAMING OFFICERS
By Associated Press

Greensboro, N. C.. May 21.-Elec tion of officers of the quadrennial general conference of the Methodist Protestant Church in the United States, which began here today, was deferred until tomorrow because of 8 contest in the conference over the seating of delegates from the Pittsburg, Pa, con ference. Debate on whether six or seven delegates from Pittsburg should be seated occupied the entire session and resulted in majority of the con ference voting to recognize the smaller number
 No session of the conference was held tonight, the delegates being en- tered a reception by local members of the denomination.
The Birmingham age-herald., 1920-05-22
Missouri Town Chosen
 As Next Meeting Place
ax Associated Press

Mckenzie, Tenn, May 21.-Greenfield. Mo-, was selected as the next meeting place, and number of committees were appointed late today by the Nineteenth General Assembly of the Cumberland Presbyterian Church, in session here.
 It was announced that the Bethel Col lege endowment fund has reached $25l, ,Jo0. No action has been taken on the proposal to move the college from Mckenzie, where it was established in 1S43. Bir- mingham. Nashville, Memphis and Me Kenzie are contending for the new col lege.
 The committees appointed today in- cluded those on education, publication Sunday schools and young peoples work, missions and church extension, minis terial relief, auditing and Judiciary.
 A mission service was held jointly to- night by the assembly and woman's mis- sion board.
The Birmingham age-herald., 1920-05-22
SHE FEELS FINE NOW

Aches and pains often indicate kid nevs out of order. Your kidneys sure lv need help-and quickly-when your hands or feet are swollen and you feel dull and sluggish. lose your appetite and your energy and there is puffy look under the eyes. Mrs. L. Gibson, Twelfth and Edison St., LaJunta, Colo, writes: My kidneys were giving me a great deal of trouble for some time. I took Foley Kidney Pills ana they helped mo right away. l feel fins now." Eugene Jacobs Drug store.- Adv
The Birmingham age-herald., 1920-05-22
Business Is Suspended
 During Glenn Funeral
pv A,.o,ia,,t pr.,,

Winston-Salem, N. C., May I.-Busi- ness was suspended here today during the funeral of former Governor Robert B. Glenn, who died Sunday in Winnipeg, Manitoba. The funeral service was sim- pie, in accordance with the wishes or MT. Glenn.
 Among the honorary pallbearers were the council of state during Governor Glenn's administration, Governor Bicke.t, and practically the entire present state goyarpu,ent
The Birmingham age-herald., 1920-05-22
opelika Fireman Killed

By Associatsd Press
 Opelika. May 21.-L. H. Pannell. vol unteer fireman, was instantly killed, and Adrian Moore and E. F. Jones. two regular firemen of the city. were seri- ously injured when large fire truck was dashed against a tree while on the way to a fire this morning.
The Birmingham age-herald., 1920-05-22
FIGHTS
BEECHER WINS

Sandusky, O., May 21.-Willie Beecher of New York won the newspaper decision over Don Curley of Indianapolis in a slow ten-round bout here tonight. The men are lightweights.
The Birmingham age-herald., 1920-05-22

MI A- V . D ldUItCt placed in the drinking water. will positively save your little chicks from all such diseases. Inside of AS hours the sick ones will be as lively as crickets. Avicol keeps them healthy and makes them grow and develop.
The Birmingham age-herald., 1920-05-22
PERSONAL

Mai Charles J. Allison, clerk of the United States court, has gone to Long view, where he is the guest of his daughter, Mrs William V. Bartlett.
The Birmingham age-herald., 1920-05-22

Mrs. vannie Thaekery, R. F. D. 8. St. Paris O.. writes. T had 90 chicks and they all died but 32. Then I commenced on Avicol and haven't lost any since. They have grown wonderfully"
 It costs nothing to try Avicol If you don't find that it prevents and promptly cures white diarrhoea. chick cholera and all bowel diseases of poultry. tell us and your money will be refunded by return mail. Avicol is sold by most druggists and poultry remedy dealers. or you can send 25c or soc today for a package by mail postpaid. Burrell-Dugger Co., 304 Columbia Bldg, Indianapolis, Ind.
The Birmingham age-herald., 1920-05-22
TwEI.vE-ROJTND DRAW

Dayton, O., May N.-Battling Levinsky of New York and Chuck Wiggins of In- dianapolis fought a 12-round draw here tonight. They are light heavyweights.
The Birmingham age-herald., 1920-05-22
HOW TO RAISE BABY CHICKS
 Put Avicol in the drinking water.

Most people lose half of every hatch, and seem to expect 1t. Chick cholera or white diarrhoea is the trouble. The U. 8. Government states that over half the chicks matched die from this cause
The Birmingham age-herald., 1920-05-22
200 shriners from Annis-

The sixth anniversary of the estab lishment of Trinity Methodist Church here will be observed Sunday. Rev. w. R. Battle of Inglenook, under whose pastorate the church edifice was erected. will preach at the Il o'clock hour.
The Wheeling intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1903-1961, 1920-10-20
SUPREME COURT
Awards Writ OF MAndAmuu Requiring
wood COounty Commissioners VI
Romovs Non-PArtlHRn Names

Ihnrlr,ton W Nn bt"h"r ~
writ II mnn,iuimnu requiring ballot com
misrlun"rr Of Wood '"unlb I" r"m"N''
from Ihr hrllutU IN" nHin"n at 'hnh'
date, for county nfl'"H that had been
rIn,rd under thu non rnr'l "ihhl'"
t>nu awarded to-day 10y TIA" Nupf'h''
COURT II appeals
b,riuiunu nlHO were banded GOWN ''
mr y"n 'urcr an follows
Macmillan ngnimHi M'lut"uh. hpIh hI'h
from Jn'krun county. r"r"r""d, 'nht'r
bury against Dlrort"r General al lth"-
wnyr, Maron county. Hthrm"d' myers
against Cook It"nn county, r"N"Tn"h.
ChnrIcu /. THROWN aEaim"I i. T.. ltr"wh.
Incknnn county rcr"r"'d. "n'"tH
nralunI Riley. MnnnnERlin. affirmed, y.
i: Carter against E.lnh carter tnh'Il
county affirmed EnZur against Sh"p-
pnrd Jnrk"nn county. rcv"rn"d
The mnndamuu cave wnH known m
the u..rr Of Iawrcuc" Ncrnrl IT niH
against clay H. Wells l.. J. Allen AMI
George " Johnson. ballot ""mm'H"i"i'r
Of wood county AID IN" petition Tor
mnndamug wna granted BY JudH" i"i
rcnhnrrcr, who ruled that ballot com
mIssionors cannot lawfully pla"" ON any
ticket the names of my PERSONS I" ",
voiced for In mn election. who nS NOT
been nominated nIr""ahly nS I" law
The mnndamus was granted on TN"
ground that tho certificates ana pcti-
lions OF nomination wrr" not hlcd win
In the time Spccitird ny law: having oeen
filed about two months after the pri-
mary, whereas tn" law requires tha'
they b" nl"d within 20 days
The Wheeling intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1903-1961, 1920-10-20
GARRETT BURIAL
THIS AF TERNOON
| WHEELING nLKH AND HTWAHIn
GLUE HOLD BERvICHB-INTHR
MINT AT MT. HrHRIAM. o.
asrvioss Hold Last Evening Were At
tend ny Large Number OF His
Friends aud AnHOCiRtsH.

funrrnI ucTvI,"U 81 an impr"HniH" uH
lurc wrTu held lnrt evening tot Tia" lat"
Leroy /. Garrett w'll known huHln"rN
IMAM and assistant manager Of TIA" Aut"
SnlrH company. who died suddenly On
Sunday evening, iOIluwiuR an operation
Tor appendicitis
Th" Wheeling klwnuiu club, Of winch
Ia, Nna a ,haTt"T u"Iuh'I. met at lh"
flks Cluh Ia a body Hud marched I" ia"
I, nId,nrr At No. 2il2 Entf street. wh"I"
they huId nrryirrn Wheeling I"dE" :"
N Il l. - EIka. hrld r'IN I'"H At TIA"
cub during Ihu "vrnluE. which wei"
largely ailrudrd. i"il"wInE whI'h lh'
Iurmh,Io wcnI Ia "a h"dy /" TIA" h"n"
THO ,nHk,I WA almost '"v"i"d WIN
IIuInI IIr',r scat 10y hlh many Iil'nd'
aud In,nIuuaa assoc, int'n nh"w las ia"
,,iy high ,alr"" Ia Nhi' h Ia" """ h"ll
h1 ali
T"II"~IuT In' nrr,I loco ~ tho i"ir'"
~ Hninu"i Martin hIi'a',,. I'"ni't 81 th'
rI,aI lI,pI,yt, 'hui' Ia "l"" " ''''"
be, 81 Ihn Wh.uIIur HIw"t,i" 'l"l' go"
du.Ioi go, J., un "nd I'''"' i'h Ih' !"
n,,nI s,,t,," Ito r"ih " rI""'" i''h
nlo - tho y"umu m"" VII" '"Iy " Tow
In Yr "uu w"n i"i"rlI"r VIII ih' "'h''
n"r,h"Is 81 ia" 'luh
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L,, InI Pilot III" l'''"urd l'"'"" -
widow uud 81 n,unll 'IruPh'"' !" "''ut "
hiq d"mlg'
The Wheeling intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1903-1961, 1920-10-20
/ ATAo 4 ~ 4 31&N
< by Rqnth Cameron ~
TRUE ENOUGH, BUT

l,I L.rr nr, .,n unhappy wife '""
80, t., ,.,,,,nrI and hrIr II nr""'d
IhnI TIA, I,unbnnd had '"uI"hrh I" az
IuInIunIInn win un"Ih'I N""n"". h''
had "rnur"l hiu va" that h' ''"'''
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nIh't w"nnn
M. Wit. wa - v",mnn vn" h"h h"i
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thai il"' aud II ga" hi''l'' '''" w.
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Tia .Ihnr T..Ituu va" ""Ihi"r h"' go"
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lmsr With hlu nnI would have ''' "
u,rt, he'd nrnIL II"m hl'r. ""' h'"'
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t.. rrI,h az Ihlr lI,'n ""h -" -"
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unIL w.Iu ln,E /" h"rrIu""r "g"In h"'
thin Ia ia, nhnln.l, rhaI h"r uI"m"E ~
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uI,nI.n nnd rI, - I,rrlhly I'nl"un hn'
rtIrrI, ln,r II," wrmin !" hu"w WHERE'S
hr Iu all the th"' nh' H""n''""" h',"
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.uTf,It which H." TO- - lIuH !" bury tue
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.rrinii"u and num"N Nu'' imi hihn Ih'
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nIuuut ready Ia Let h'i h"N" III" 'h''
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The Wheeling intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1903-1961, 1920-10-20
GF0RGF william CONNOR DIES
At HOME At GAINESVILLE, OHIO
Own. WAN VETERAN AND ONE or
THE MOTT WIDELY HHOwF
unuIDGuTH OF TuIH
RECTION.
Funeral RsrvIceE To he Held at Nome On
"Wednesday Evening" mtermont
ThurFday at MoundHVille.

rh,, mnnS fricudV 81 Nj, t'"orE" Wi
liam tuuuur f"rm"r w'll known r'u
d"ut 81 Iim"SI"u". Marshall ""unit \,
will l." pntu"d L. l"rru at his d"rnlF
which "ccurT~h at his Int" r"Hid"u"" "n
q fnrRl near IklrnCSvill" -. whCr" ~
had resided fur. SOME years. HIS death
* attributed t. complications. caused
nS IA result 81 tw" str"k"S "t phralNHls
and hc has been ia. declining II .tIih
sine" June last
Mr. Cunmur was born OH March Il.
1874. being ngcd ~ years. ! months AND
- days. lie was born near Lim"sl"u".
Marshall county. Following hts mar
rinI" h" moved /" ncuC Iirnw""d until
March 1901, when he moved in II farm
near IIarnrSNIll". -. and resided there
sine" that t!m".
'rh" dccrrS"d MS II farmer and si""h
raiser by occupation and was "n" "f lh'
dIaITIrt.a most subninuIihl "ItlH"uS hh'i
husIn">H In"u lie wHa veteran "t tia
tIvll war. h"Iug nrSi u member "f Tia
f'lIaI West Virginia N"iunl""r infantry
aud wnH discharged owing l." disability
nnd later Joined Company g. l''h !"
TnuITI
lie uluaya attended ia, I! \ u 81.
'nuI'n' nIh nhd I""k az active pat "a
all meetings. al Ihr 'Ivil war "iE"nIH"
iI"un ~, wuA 60 nlaun' member "I lh'
t. ,huI'h h,l"E AFFILIATED with MI
rIl,'I STuI'h
IT,, van united Ia marriage "u Maj |,
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" h." rnur"'i away -" Jam !. l'l' -
thu uuI"u ih' i"Il"vV InE 'hll'ii'" w'I"
born " D. t,n"'i 81 " h'"lI"p Ia"
- i'"nnr 81 '.I'ndnI, M'u I"h"
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whit. .Ic, Unt,I 80" .hniI,r " .'n""i
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,,uu I"nhInH nwrN Ia infancy TT" "'N
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NIn,h.u lIIn hiUih'Iu a., ! '""n"'
WhroIInr 1, " i"nm"r Nh'"lI"r. &'
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rIn,, 81 death 80 N'du'r'i"Y "''"'"'
ct Z ~ ,,.,in,h ini"Iui"ui VIII L. 'n"h'
Iu Mount Il"u" ,ru"l'tE "i M"n"l7
4, IllU
The Wheeling intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1903-1961, 1920-10-20
WOMAN BURIED ALIVE;
TO SEARCH FOR CRAVE

New brunswick. - j. oct -. tn"
police iudny prepared T." conduct
search In ManNiIl" for tn" gray" 81 "a
woman rrpuTtcd l." have been buried
nIiyr by her husband
WIN them. the quito" planned I" tax"
Mix I'ucuCk Of that town, who has been
hrId here sInc" IL" IL alleged I" hhv"
told friends that IA boarding huus" pro
prirtur there bout his VIII" tied her
hands md feet and then buried her. The
nuliCc hnN" not mad" publ" the nam"
uT TIA" boarding houa" Keeper ar ia"
wife hr H. Hupp"s"d {" hnv" Killed
According To- ia" authorities. ''u'uCk
nppruIrd Thti"unI and whE Willing To
u,,nInunnb ia" r"nT'hinE party
The Wheeling intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1903-1961, 1920-10-20
Miss OornaIia Uharnoch

%"wu rrn,h'd ~" "ily ln"i "'Gh' 81
lh" death 'nrh Tu,~'lnN u"ruiuE ~
Wcyrr"sV. G""irin. 1T MiRg '"rn"ltn '
t'hnrn",k. 81 Wheeling. daughter 81 ~"
Int ,Iuhrl " and Snruh 1. ihnIu"'k
Mis4 ,hnrnurk. who formerly mad" h"r
hmu, with Mrs i x Simpson, 81 N"Tlh
Huron street. lsluuh. u risi"i has h""t
IN t:rurgia for IA" past tw" y"nrS. vis.
iiInu AT thu hun" OF her brother. Frank
GhnrnoCk formerly uf this city me
body Will be- brought to Wheeling Tor
intrrrncnI. and ~ expected 1" aTriN" on
Wednesday Plans Tor TIA" funeral had
not been computed Last night tn" lat"
Miss Charnuck VA" u woman Of lovely
character who's" friends aud admirers
were legion aud ia" Information OF her
i,ssinr VIII lee received with SORROW.
Mrs Nan Thpruu. of t"lumhus. ONE.
, sister arrived IN the "liy last nlGh,
Ia attend the funeral and ~ TIA" guest
81 Mr and Mrs ! II Simpson az ia"
Islnnd
The Wheeling intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1903-1961, 1920-10-20
Richard Lam
MIME WORKERS CONVENTION
CALLED FOI CUMBERLAND

NporIhI DIHINtCh I" III" IhI"TTIK'h''T
Cumberland. Md. oct 10 - N"ll""
WINS today Hcnt out I" tn" "nlclnIn ana
mcrnhcrn Of the local unlnnH OF DirtClCt
No lG United Min" WnrkCrH Of Amer
len. comprirInE tn" G""rEcr Crock nnd
Epprr Potomac Held IN West Virginia.
RECOMMENDING the adjourned convention
uf Juno here. Wednesday. October ~.
IN report on tho efforts To bring about
, unpe conference with the operators.
the two-yenr agreement or May q. 1918.
promulgated by the United states fuel
administration having expired.
Tho cali says the scal" cummltt"" has
been diligently putting forth every
Legitimate effort To bring about WACO
conference with the operators. and II
has met with some encouragement. All
miners nrc urged to continue" at work
pending final decision.
The Wheeling intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1903-1961, 1920-10-20

I"rk. oct. 10. The verdict rendered
to-day by tho military court Of Inquiry
into tho death OF Michael Fitzgerald
the rirnt Of tho hunger Htrih"rn L" III" In
cork jail wan that "th" d"crnr"d OF
sound mind. deliberately ChuS.d hi" own
existence to end and did felonlonEly XIII
himself"
The governor OF tho jail testified that
FITZGERALD took no food for NiHiy eight
days Dr I'rarrOn. opr or tho jail ply
sicianr. testified that death wan du" t"
the gradual cessation OF tn" vital tun"-
tlonH caused by prolonged noHtlh"h'"
from all forms OF nOuriHhm"nt.
The Wheeling intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1903-1961, 1920-10-20

rnIL hrI II rio krpI II az nh" would
| lose hlu hmI that the way Il" win him
i.n,h aud /" nah" him Target III" "Ih"I
| ~ oman WA {" be- an I"N"hl' ana n"I
, ga unI"v,nIl" ~ rh" 'hulh
M, wnn mad "a" - h"Ih'l "
at ,,Il vii I" InIh' rh' nnIh, hni !
ru"an y,m would fo'I l"" an Il" II
YEA had h""" Iht""gh what have
I"'"hiI"n" ""ulh 1h"'" !" ~"
vrnhnrrn I I,nN' - n"i" UNHAPPY unl''
rlanilnv ct than Io"l"u"y ii"I ""d
h,r,i,y hn"En my i"l' " hlh Yl"lh I"
IhnI fo, IInr. I would "nh Iuni whrt" all"
vIIl ~ rh" h"rp" 90 " nh" w""'"h !"
irI,. ur ~" MAN. that would h" 80"
IhIup Iiu mI," d"rrni III" wnnIn ="
lI,.r him And hu"W I told h"' III"
I,uIh nInuI Ih' way I" h'"p hlm
I i,u Ihlr inl" not ~ -" ill""'I"'l""
,f u,ntIinI uui,nppiu"ru. huI 49, un lllun
IrnIIuu 81 tho WY p""pl" hnN" "f "nhlnH
Iu, ,...,,ur,I nnd then. when they ~" lvlh
hn,rh IIuII,s 81 nnyluH y gm"rH y""
,"uIduI Il" Any hotter ihnn !. "hh -"
f"iIh
A nuT. way "a priv. ni.sp Away.
Lu.v ~ wnIunn whn nuff"tn from
,I,ruI, rnnrrr aud who Irn'iu 10 NJ "I"r
eff Ih, nuIh uh"ut iur"urnIn Tint Va"
I,r, IhIng IT, Il" 10 T." ul"r fI"iIuF ma
., ,iuT hntd IL rl""p, rlu'" Ihnl "n'F
,ynnIr one "uI nud hriN'H "l'"r I"i'h'i
yu, lev rnsInE II gu"nr you w"uldn
Iil,c IA nuy brIirr thnu Il" " you lhih
nwnl,, the" ~ f"ur h"u'n "'"'y "lEh'
Ttur but II d""uu'i affect III" vain"
81 the uuEE"rIl Ion
Ir,nrIu, ~ 10 "'nrI"T 4" teach twenty
what w,r" good /" II" don" Than l" u"
.,,,,r 81 the twenty To f"ll"w your own
innrhInEU' IL mat my I'"""h I" ''J'
pnud prIurIpI"H'
80 on" VIII "v"r grow hnd h"H"l"r ]"
,hnrn,tcr and intelligence" wa" '""''
thin niiIlud"
The Wheeling intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1903-1961, 1920-10-20
lsa,7aa DRAFT EvADERS
HAVE BEEN ARPREHEuDED

Washington. Oct i9.-Draft cvad"Ts
who had been npprehcnded up l" Juiy
H. and THAR cases disposed OF by mill
tary authorities numbered 1898. II
WAS announced today at the war depart
ment-
The total number OF draft deS"rtiors
which had been reported To- the provost
marshal general was asa Oh, bat eXami-
nation Of government records showed
that 1854 men claSSfd as deserterS
had enlisted in the army. navy or ma
rinc corps or in the armed forces OF TAR
allies. So that the total numb: Of d.
sertIons still listed now numbers 1921
The Wheeling intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1903-1961, 1920-10-20
! BRAIN TESTS
} BY SAM LLOYD. J

MINl.T r:S re- ANHwEH THIS
Mother asked Peter What h" wanted
Tor hta birthday aud ia" Suung man
said '"rhis snap HhOt which | took
at m" freight depot t"lln IN u puzZl"
way tn" Iw" things which ! most want
Tor my birthday"
can you tell whit Peter whhlH'
The Wheeling intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1903-1961, 1920-10-20
MUST sUPPLY STATE NEEDS
Oct 10 Il nal q

orators In Alabama were Informed to-
day by the state fuel administration
that their entire production Of domestic
coal between October 30 and November
{ must be sold and dcliyercd only Ia
the state Of Alabama
The Wheeling intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1903-1961, 1920-10-20
Merchant rmneral

'TIl. aftermath from Tie, ham, 81
h,r r.inirr Mrs \ I. KELLY. lhi's SIN
ir.nIh rITrcI. Tia" tum"I"I n"tvI''7 Tor
II,c late MIr q " Merchant wh" hl'd
irInduy will hr '"ndu.i"d hy lt"N H."
I! M'tr"uiy. rnHI"r 81 lh' H'' """
United 'T"-Il,y terrain 'hui'h lnl"In ~
VIII lee made iu I.Ic,1, .s""d cemetery
The Wheeling intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1903-1961, 1920-10-20
FRENCH CHARGE
DENIES REPORT

WnrhIurt"n oct ~ Assurances
hnS" hr"u given Ih' st"I" department
hy Count BrhcnIu. French 'harg" h"r".
that ia" French r"N"rnm"nl h"' not
gwen nuIh"riil To- ,up"n" I" hppr"h'h
Senator iinrdInr with ruEr"rii"uH that
rl,r the lead Ia l"Imlng " nr" world
nuH",.ihii"u
tnlIIng nIiculI"n I" al "ifl' i"l drui'I
| lnrurd yesterday by Tia" French l"I
| clan ufIi," ia" FIrn'h ,h"iE" l"'l
! I nd.I Secretary "f stat" I'nv'n lh"l
! hr wnn nrn"ird that Iho rI'n'n E"'
/ rin,m,uI had d'lornl'h -" "r"h"''''""
| - at I"i II Ia n'T"iI"il''nn "llh h'""
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70, Irur ,"rnrnuul. ril",r With l. I"v
4 u''n'
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! ihrr to. I,"r'h ,'run"nI v'"uld '"n
! l.ut iIu"II With ih" d"ulnI i"uu"l f"rm
! uIly yruI"rdny ~ Inrin "uh ~" n"n"r
! nur," riv'" ~" "ia'" h"r"'l"""
! ihrnurI ~" rr"u, II ,hrrE" 90 whether n
/ unl note 81 inquiry ""nt lev ~" Nm"rl
! an ru, ,'rrurut ~ tho dirc'lI"n 81 Ir"T.
! Idcnt WIlr"n.
! II W.. Iurth.r "iniod At IL" depart
! u,ui that the American E"v"rnn'n h"d
: meyer had ANY iutimnlinn "f h""lr" by
! the French government to '"rnp IN"
! rr"p"nt Iraru" Of Nntinns OF I" revise"
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wAHrED-PURMnHBD APA1r-
MEMT1.

wAHrHD-rurnishcd apartment by
Nv I.t Catholic family preferred.
CoupIr no children. Address J. ii. {;
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uYLVIA PANHHUMnT AHHEHTED
FaGeB Charge OF Publishing bsdi-
tiOus Literature

London Dot I1.-nylvia ranh
hurHl, daughter ~ MTH Hmmslina
ranh hurst aIIss.Sd today,
charged with publishing ssditi0uH
literature.
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FUNERAL Of Uhild

Limit uiphI Tun"Inl r'I,i""r f"' Tia
late I"ti MAY Infant daughter 81 Nj
aud Mr. I.'"iuId timer. VIII" hI'h I"''
,,nIrIduv nIt,ruunu G"ll"wl uH ~ hIl"f
IIIurrr, or u,rIul,rnn"utIu 'f"uI' nal tlIph
ih,rIn vrI,, h"Ih Iui'iIu'nI followed Ia
t.rtrnwuu'i cemetery
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POR IA
ron gALn ~ !

ron sALH-ih ton hc"son fu*
ouuInpod with express typo body and
rah Very small mileage and In okce'-
Icut condition. Price reasonable. rack
ard Motor Company. Lcathcrwood,
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~ 4 NTAD MIIn

wAHTuD "u"n 'n"" I" W" g'"H"1
r,nrnls ""h 'l"il""i w"Ih hHh'"ps
iI"nI 80" Ini"lllr'n'"t U.pn '
WAITED good MN ~ make hlna
"rif Uu"Iul ~ tl" J"UI ul"i" iIn"b
.v"r," InlI ~ Maih"I ~ III
wANTuD--IrIIlnrp sui tool dToHusrH On
K"yrIun" IIo,iInu III lllinH ma "h luns IN
wni"r w'll w"rh n"nI whoolInE Hi"ady
worth tl"nh wages fHy weekly hd
,lrcau 'unIrn"tnr iIuS 20a Hollairc. Onto.
b-it-p
wRntsd-IIoy ovor Is-ynHrs or nEe to
learn prIntnrH' trade. Mus have fair
education. Apply to formrmRn, Intel
.Igoncor. 7th. floor. News building.
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WASTED 10 rent. fnrin OF lOoh. "T
tuutr WA rent for ,anh az "n nhhTrh
Addrrnn II FnE Wrnl Sunbury. Ia.
at IN
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PHR1oMAL

wIDOwBR Of II years. wishes to gci
woman between 80 and 80 years oi'
FOR housekecpcr. Good pay. sure sIcauS
,,nrL write 4 D.. Box 63I. Oakdalo,
Pa. Allegheny county.
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ron nALn-I'lumhlng nIu"k. iuula aud
nsiuI0n only Hhvp In town ~ 1000
pnnpI, Now wniUT wothH, VIII sell
ntu,k at invoice" FDI fulI nTIluulnrs
call nn IT, n HhnVn. boiSonn ltih aud
ltih uun 90 Lincoln hv0., bot wnrn
and n n'rln,h In evenings. HhadyHldp,
OhIn Dwn"r has E"n" into another buSi'
Moan O'iV-p
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ron NAL n

ron BALE p"rd '"wn, bargain, Uph
Inmd conf "" Hi"p q, Harry Tsdrl'ah
Oh
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ron SALE At Itnyland. o.. ~ ncro'
good farming and, can b" used n,
Irurk farm. . ncrcr bottom land. good
houH" and barn. rim" wnl"r. run ioT
homo use. situated y milo from Ray
Innd Onto Mrs. Philip Trunk aud S0n,
! IIn yInnd. ohio OWL
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WANTED TO RENT.

WANTED ar Il rooms and bath ut
ur,. T. |. Grouse. AZ lti'hlnnh NN"..
NuIW ,ud b8@".l
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HDn nALn bnTnRu Frame 1915. hnit'
>nhI" Tur r"Ih 90 "m"ll 'RT Cheap 4"
uuI,L buyrT call wdH IBg !, D-1bI
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MIHCELLAMEOUU.

HApnnsv1LLn. ONO. II located 30
miles from Wheeling. on The longest
hard surface road IN America, carrying
ih, greatest volume "f travel. LnSihR
LLuh ruinyn ideal climate. Locate III
nj, dunlrnblr community. Oct our IhTm
nat GA Dciobnr "a wo viii auction =
90 acre farm, undoTlnid with three ValI'H
nf ,,nI coat Ia 0pIiOnud Ia December
/ at t6U 90 per acre.
q. y u, hUTTOh, hsTassSils. y.
rhuia IhJJ. 0-ldl