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II don't think she ever cared much
for her husband" says a neighbor or
mine in regard to mutual nclghour
whose husband died three or four years
ago.
What makes you think sor'
We'll. his grave is next our lot IN the
cemetery and I'm pretty sure that SIZE
has never been near II since he was
buried"
she made that statement that nothin:;
could persuade her that a woman who
did not go near her husbands grave
might love him Just as deeply rs on.
who made weekly pilgrimagcs 10 the
cemetery. so I did not try.
Each Thinks the other IL Wrong.
How differently people do feel about
such things. And how determined they
arc to judge others by their own stand
ards.
The same woman was terribly upset
when, after her sisters death, hrr
hrothcr-in-law placed an incXpensiN, ".
marker instead of a costly stone on
her grave.
was telling tho Authorman about
this and hc said. IF anyone puts an
expensive stone on my grave, I thinl;
I'll come up and roll il off with all thu
need there Is in the world. I'd rather
have someone put common boulder
with n little namcplatc on II and spend
IN" rest TO help some child set an cdu-
cation.
Don't You Think This Would 30
Beautiful
Later. however, We talked II over
again, and since We had both decided
To be crematod VIC promised each other
that the one who lived longest woull
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DIFFERENT WAYS OF DOING HONOR

try TO see that the others ashes were
hurried simply in the garden at home.
And since the Authorman has always
loved a flagpole, he is to have bcauu-
full white haEpolc to mark his resting
place, and / am to have one OF my be-
loved white birches planted above
mine
Perhaps you think this is too gloomy
a subject TO talk about. I admit I
would hardly dare mention such words
as funeral and cemetery. were II not
that when l last timidly essayed the
subject quite a host OF reader. friends
became letter friends for the sake OF
telling INC they approved dnl AK. Led.
This Is Just What Would Like.
wish all who did approve might
read wonderful little poem called
MY Funcrel.". which l came upon the
other day. I'd like TO quote the whole.
the last stanzas which tbut for the fact
that I'd like dafrodils instead Of red
roaesI arc my sentiments exactly.
Maybe you will hunt UP the rest for
yourself.
When l am dead.
Give me the kind swift Mmcs to set
me free:
And in the empty room leave behind
In tho spilled sunset roses red
And let lazy wind
Drift the light curtains gladly
To and fro
Although
II l should ne elected
To he viv;sccted
should be interested and proud;
Oh. anything Is better tian monuments
erected
And shroud."
Carolyn c. Wilson.
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INTERVENTION ASKED

NEW YORK June 29-Prcsidert vii
son was asked TO exercise executive
authority 70 procure priority in coal as
siguments for public utilities here in a
telegram sent him today by acting Pub
service Commissioner Alfred NJ. Bar
rett. The request followed a conference
with officials OF New York's gas. cleo
trio and street railway companies whose
coal supplies were declared to be nearly
exhausted.
The street railways. gas and electric
utilities Of New York city will either
close down orseriously curtail service
within a few days unless they can OBJ
tain bituminous COAL" said the mes
sage.
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BUTLER APOLOGIES
TO COLONEL PROCTOR

CINCINNATI. June 22.-William
Cooper Proctor made public today a
telegram Of apology he received from
Murray Nicholas Butler. president OF
Columbia university. sent in answer TO
Proctor's demand to know whether or
not Mr.. Butler had been accurately
quoted In published interview in
which he was purported to have de-
clared that gamblers and stock mar
ket players were General Woods prin-
cipal hackers in his campaign for the
Republican Presidential nomination.
DR. Buffers telegram follows:
Answering your telegram. June Is,
am convinced that my words spoken
under the strain, turmoil and fatigue
Of the Chicago convention and In sharp
revolt against the power Of money in
politics, were both unbecoming and I'M
warSanted, and that 1 should and do
apologize to each and every one who
felt hurt by what said"
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socxALIsTS
WIN BERLIN ELECTION

BERLIN. June 22.--independcnt So
cialists scored an overwhelming victory
In the first election FOR the, municipal
council since the inclusion pr the outer
suburbs In Greater Rcrlln, which next
to New York. is now the largest city, SO
far as area is concerned.
Eighly-e:ght out OF the go seatas
were wun by independent Socialists.
while the Social Democrats elected IS
councillors.
These two Socialist factions. which
cooperate in municlpal pohtics: there
fore will have a decisive majority.
Issues on which the elections were
s2uEht dealt mainly with the food
question. wages. cheap transportation
and others OF public utility nature.
Greater Berlins floating debt at the
end OF April was l,l75.O0o 900 marks,
OF which $4,000. 600 marks Is unsecur-
ed. The war made tremendous inroads
-, IN Tvs reXHnuc-
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PROBES NANCE DELEGATES
TO LINCOLN CONVENTION


Special 10 The IrtelIgenccr.
CLARkSBl RI. ". Va. June az
Stale committeeman Of the Prohibition
1T party. meeting here today TO name
delegates and alternates to the nation
al convention July LIST at Lincoln, Heb.
declared II VAS the plan of the party 10
put national ticket in the field this
year, unless the Democratic party in
corporaied a straight out dry plank In
its platform. They said the Republic
can platform was unsatisfactory to
them in this respect.
The committee rcappointed William
Martin, Of Haywood. state chairman;
named G. W. kron. Of Monogah. secre-
tary and selected Inc following to at,
tend the national convention.
Delegates-SQuire Halstead, Of Mil
Ter; Rev. J. w. Bedford. Of Parsons; J.
+. Cunningham. OF Pennsboro; T. Mar
ccllus Marshall. OF Stoutsmills and w.
g.. koon. Of Monogah.
Alternates. Q. J. Fleming, Of Fair
mont; S. Dorsey. Of NioundsVille: J. S.
Dickson. Of Jaielew: Mrs. Mary c. Bed
ford. OF Parsons and Newton Jones OF
tHirmont
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BANK DIRECTOR IS
FOUND GUILTY BY JURY

PHILADELPHIA. June 22-William
T. Gabell. director-c Of the wrecked
North Penn bank. which closed Its doors
on July Is. 1919. today was found guilty
on seven bills Of indictment, in connec-
ton with the failure Of the bank. He
was admitted to $4,000 bail pending
q motion for new trial.
One of the indictments charged con-
spiracy, while the other six were for re-
ceiving deposits. knowing the bank to
be insolvent.
Gabell Is the second official Of the
bank convicted, the other being Ralph
T. Meyer. cashier. Elwood II. Strang.
paying teller. pleaded guilty and Is in
prison awaiting sentence. Meyer Is
under $4,000 pail pending the outcome
Of his appeal for q new trial.
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RADICAL PRoPAaANpA EXPOSED

NEW YORK. June PA copy or
radical propaganda alleged to have
been distributed by the central rcvolu.
tionary council OF America to railway
and dock workers which he held large
~ responsible for present strikes in
various parts of the country. was read
at luncheon here today OF the Ameri-
can Manufacturers Export association
by William Fcllowcs Morgan. president
OF the Merchants association OF New
York.
Tho alleged propaganda Is bsIng care
fully distributed throughout the coun-
try. Mr.. Morgan said, declaring there IL
strong undercurrent Of anarchy in It.
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SENT TO ASYLUM

Special to The Itelligencer.
EAST LIVERPOOL, O., june "a
Harry L. Shaw, Leetonia. train dis.
patcher. awaiting trial on a charge OF
having shot to death his wife in Jus
tice l.. T.. Loops court room at Salem
was taken to the state asylum for
criminal insane at Lima today. The
alleged uxorcide was adjudged insane
by a Jury at Lisbon.
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TonRKUs CASE APPEALED

PITTSBURGH. Pa, June 22-Counsel
for George Tompkins. OF Philade ia.
twice convicted OF murder In the first
degree in connection with the killing of
Edmund ]. Humphrey and his wife and
son in 1917 near EbensburG. IA filed
notice of an appeal from the decision
of the court in Cambria county with
Tier Dannals. prothonotary OF the state
supreme court. here today.
Tompkins attorneys contend tina I
public sympathy in Cambria county IL
against the defendant. and that he will
not be able TO get new trial. The
appeal is taken from 4 decision OF the
Cambria county court. who refused a
motion for a change OF venue.
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PREDICTS HARDING VICTORY.

NEW YORK. June 22.-PrediCting n
Republican party victory In November
and the election Of Senator Harding.
whom he compared to former PRESIDENTS
Mckinley and Hayes. Myron T. Hcrrick.
former ambassador to France. sailed for
Paris today, whcrc he will attend the
convention Of the international chamber
Of commerce.
Among other passengers on the Leo
roldina were Mrs. Maria de la Breton.
Washinr,o one end her nie"r Wanue,Is
IlOveraS. Tncy wcrc accompanied hs
Miss Clcmentina Dundad Bartolucci.
daughter Of one OF the attaches 10 tho
Italian legation. They will spend part
Of the summer in France.
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THESE BOYS IN cLovER.

PITTSBURGH, June 2c.-Two Will
kinsburg boys. who recent " found $3.50
in a lumber pile near their homes, were
awarded a verdict in common Meas court
here today against the FI.S Rational
Bank OF Williamsburg. which claimed
the money. Counsel for the bank held
that the money was taken from the in
stitution by robbers. Under She jury's
verdict, tho two boys will receive $3.50.
which includes interest on the money
which the bank retained for several
month";
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Tine OFFICIAL. POUND DEAD

DETROIT. Mich, June 22.-Aurust
Dwycr Of Middlcsooro. KY. a travelling
auditor for tho United Mine Workers
Of America, was found dead in the Of
Nee 0f his brother, Dennis II. Dwyer.
an attorney. here late tonight. Accord
ing 10 the police he had been strangied.
The office bore evidence Of struggle
and employees Of the building told OF
hearing disturbance out said they
could not remember seeing anyone leave
fhh Suite
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DE VALERA KEAAD

PITTSRIRGH. Ia, Juno ::.-Ea.
NOM de Valera. president Of the irish
republic" was the rrincipa! speaker Al
the annual commencement Of DuQuesne
unIl ersIty here tonight lie received
from the university the honorary de-
gree Of doctor OF laws.
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STILL RAIDEp.

State Prohibition Agent Bert Phillips
last evening captured q tea kettle stu
at the home Of Jerry Ratcltft. at 500
Grand View street. with three gallons OF
raisln mash. and two quarts OF raisin
whiskey. The still and whtskey were
confiscated and Ratcliff was locked up
on q Federal warrant.
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CANDIDATES ENDORSED

LINCOLN. Neh.. Juno cc.--Senator
Riram Johnson. Senator Robert NJ La
Toilette and w. J. Bryan were endorsed
as third party candidates at n meeting
OF Nebraska members of tie committee
OF forty-cight. called TO name delegate;
TO that ORGANIZATIONS convention in Chi
caEo July 10. More than thirty dele
gates to the Chicago meeting were Sc
lectci
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KILLING sE1ao PRoBrp.

WILLIAMSON. W. Va, June q
No news camo, today from the grand
jury room where special grand jury
ia investigating the circumstances sur
rounding the Matewan shooting. A
number Of witnesses were examined. il
was stated.
Mother Jones last night addressed a
large crowd at Ma:cwan, but there was
no disorder A company Of the state
constabulary was on guard duty.
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CooxrpoE IN MAINE

AUGUSTA, Me-. June 22.-Governor
Coolidge Of Massachusetts. Republican
vice presidential nominee. arrived here
late today with Mrs. Coolidge. They
were the guests over night 81 Cover
nor Milliken. At Governor Coolidge 5
request there was no public reception.
He will attend the commencement eXer-
ciseS at Bates college, Lewistown. to-
morrow
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REDEMPTION OF BONDS
NOTICE,
Of Redemption OF Bonds Of the Bound
ing Loan Of 1904 Of the City OF

nO0AA5'
Notice is hereby given by TIE COM
missioners Of thc Refunding Loan Of
laoo ~ the City OF Wheeling. West Nir-
ginia. that Pursuant TO the reouii ementS
CT the Ordinance Of the CITY, passed
Juno Is. 1902. entitled An Ordinance
10 provide for the issue and sale OF
bonds Of the City Of Wheeling. to be
known es the Reminding 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. n. 1920. to-wit:, Bonds of
sll;ooo:!oo principal Zach numbered IN s' ILL.,
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, 1870.
and said bonds will cease TO bear Inter
est from the last named day and date.
ISlgned)
\. c. LIST.
+. G. DRIEHoRST.
Commissioners Refunding Lean 1902.
je-2l-o
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DRUGGISTS POUND GUILTY ,

INDIANAPOLIS, June c:.-Lou's f.
and Julius A. HaaE. brothers. and two
81 the three proprietors Of chain q
drug stores. were found guilty on *
Coun.s charging violation OF tho Reed
amendment. and one count charging
conspiracy 10 commit an otrense against
the United States. by jury in United
States district court here today.
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SITUATION M CONTROL

WATERBURY, Conn. June 22.-In
spite Of the nervous tension following
the riot last Monday in which one strik-
or was killed and two police licutenants
were seriously wounded. Waterbury was
ouiet today. there being no renewed out
bursts precipitated by the strike.
Policemen with riot guns kept guard
IN the streets of the city and broke up
every Sroup Of strikers or meeting held
in the streets or halls.
Three raids were made on halls
where Il had been reported that strikers
had gathered. No arrests were made
however, the police being satisfied with
breaking up the meetings.
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WRECKED SUBURB IS
Being QUICKLY REBUILT

Los ANGELES. Cal. June 22.-Thc
work of rebuilding the business scct.ol
of lnglewood. ten miles southwest o.
this city, which suffered most from IN"
series OF earthquakes IN Los Angeles
county last night. was we'll under way
today.
l\n emergency ordinance providing
for a special committee to take Charse
OF the situation and condemn any build
ing found to be unsafe for occupancy
was adopted Ply the lngle"ood Guy
council
Arthur Corscy. city engineer Of lnsIc-
coed 100000. Losses in the Los An
geles and other points were csNiha'cd
at $4,000.
Los ANGELES. June Clos An
CcloS railway officials announced that
slight earthquake at 1880 a. m nut It's
power plant at Huntington Lake 20
miles east OF Fresno. out OF commission
for twenty-five minutes. Los Angeles
traffic was tied up for that period
Another slight earth shock was felt
in the InGlcwood district near Los An
Gclcs at o'clock this morning. There
was no additional damage.
Inglewood residents worked all night
clearing up debris and boarding UP fronts
Of buildings which had been partly de-
molishcd. During the period that the
town lights were OF automatic head
lights were used by the workers. Many
lamlllcS slept IN inc open al. I't"tF
than occupy their shaken dwellings.
Mrs. w. f. Magill was seated at a
front window Of the Ingiewood Hotel
last night when the shock came. Tho
wall dropped away. leaving her within
two feet open air. She was unframed.
Nearly every clock in 1nglewood was
stopped. An exception was one owned
by c.. Van Eaton. who said 1t had not
run in ten years. but was started by
tho tremor and has been going ever
since.
Telephone service in Inglewood and
the southern section Of Los Angeles was
crippled.
Members Of the Fishermen's club were
assembling at the Bible institute on
South Hope street when the shock came.
They were Joined by the other students
in front OF the building and sang hymns.
Reports from Pasadena were that
three distinct shocks wore felt No
damage was reported.
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,roor, Pr.AH vrrYrcrrD

WASHINGTON. June 22.--Plans for
financing the wool growers until mar
ket Tor wool is re-cstabliShed have been
worked out In conferences between tho
growers and tho federal re.nrV" board.
# vas announced today by r. u. Mar
shall OF Salt LAX" CITY. secretary OF the
National Wool Growers Association.
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RrvER TELE9RAMS

Davis Island Dam, So feet. FAILING
cloudy.
Warren. s feet. cloudy.
Oil City. 10 feet 10 inches. falling.
clear.
Steubenville. 10 feet > inches. sta
tiona-y. rain.
Morgantown. s feet. station; cloudy.
Parkersburg. 1876 feet. falling rain.
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DIED


ahAss-on Tuesday, Juno -. 1880; at
1880 o'clock q. m. at her late nome
West Liberty, MRS. EMMA F. GLASS.
in her 6-st year. ..
Services on THURSDAY afternoon 1t ,
o'clock. Friends invited to attend.
lnterment at vast Liberty cemetery.
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BoMBARDED BY FRENCH

HARlS, June Hc.-Tho Temps says To-
day that Turkish forces attackc Mer-
sira. on the Mediterranean southwest Of
hdana and that French warships in the
harbor bcmbardcd the Turks.
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oL1fSTHAD-on Tuesday, June -,
1920. at 4:40 o'clock p. rp.. at the fam
lily residence. 81 Poplar Ave. Wood
lawn, MARY A.. wife OF F. E. Olmstead.
in the 18th year Of her age.
Funeral notice later.
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wANT1D-A61N18

manufacturer wants
agents to sell hosiery. underwear.
shirts. dresses. waists. shoes, clothing.
etc. Write for free samples. Madison
Mills. 500 Broadway. New York.
. "je-1s-Wed-6st
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RON RIFT

To1 HENT-Nicely furnished rooms for
light housekeeping and sleeping. .Ap-
ply md floor new. 1nteliHencer BLDG
1905 Market st. - 1e.l2-tf!
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Portland Press--In going UP but five
miles to meet Mars. Prof. Todd doesn't
show a disposition 10 meet that planet
half way.
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WAHr1D-HNAM

WAHFHD-Lady bookkeeper. One with
experience: None other need apply.
Address III" care Intelligencer.. Wheel.
ing. Js-Ss-i
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FOE aALI.
FOR AAIN-

ToH eAL1-l74 acres; new eight room
house, all modern conveniences; large
bank barn, chicken house, etc; fruit OF
all kinds; on improved road; A No.
farm one Of the best farms in the coun-
~. Write A. B. Wells, Wellsburg. w.
Va, 10. te-23-l
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wANTND-Experience waitress.. Ap.
ply Hotel Windsor Coffee Room:
s... .jS-22-h
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Fo1 1AL1--1oo shares Ohio Valley
Homer OIL 4 Gas Stock Address
Shares, care 1ntelligencer.. . je-s2-i
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11uHE1-On Monday. June 2lst. 1870.
at . o'clock a. m. at hts late rtsiaencs
four miles from Woodsdale. on the ".
C. & P. Road, ]. w BRUNER' IN ths
83rd year Of his age
Funeral from the residences WednesaAy
afternoon at o'clock Friends re-
specially invited to attend. Inter-
nent at Short Creck cemetery.
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FoR SAL1-1sl7 Ford touring car.
Phone 1885, Box IS5. Wheeling.
je.23-i
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Every woman knows that her good
evil companiopA
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ing or cooking. Apply Mrs. n. Harri'
son, IS 18th st. $3.50. je-1s-i
FOE SAIA-3o used motorcycles and
side cars. reasonable prices, all makes.
easy terms. Wheeling Cycle Co. 1910
Market street. my-30-3ot
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Ho1 SALH-Must be sold I'm 10 days.
House 6 rooms and finished attic.
Could not purchase ground. and start
building for this price, $4,000 cash.
Phone 749-W. Woodsdale, evenings.
je-?:-i
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81AsCK-On Sunday. June 1eth. lsSo.
residence, No. ego Eoff street. ANNA
BRASCH, in the 43rd year OF her age.
Funeral services from the late residence
Wednesday afternoon at o'clock.
Friends OF the family invited. Inter-
ment at Greenwood cemetery.
Special car in front Of the residence VIII
convey friends to tho cemetery.
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wANFHD-Good strong boy to work IN
composing room at night. Must be
1e years Of age. Apply Foreman In.
telliKencer after 700 p. m. 1e-1'
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POE sALE-Fresh COW and ono horse.
Call Woodsdale TOO ring 1-2. je.23-i
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wANF1D-Two linotype operators
Apply to Foreman 1ntelliSsncer
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wArxD-Good strong boy to learn
stereotype trade. Apply Foreman In
teiliEencer. 9TH floor News building. AZ
ter p. m. Je-e-1
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GENERAL AGENT WANTED.

General agent for Wheeling territory
for Now Rotary sprtnglsss Action Cnsok
osit!on backed by . $4,000 Fidelity and
Casually Bond. It 10 now to wheeling
and the contract ws have to offer means
an opportunity for some man with Gpso-
ialty sales experience. AddrsgS 7. =.
Brown, Sales Manager, le3 b. PAU 81,
Eochegter, N. z. je-2c-2421
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'wrr1D-MAx1

wArr1D-YouHg na1 - poTteS. eoloI.
ID preferred. Apply HssonA $3.50
o.. -.y ~
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WANT1D-Metal ceiling ersctofs. AZ z,
n1v Atlas Metal Ceiling Co., 30-33
Peterson Place, Akron. Ohio. .je'zs-l
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wAHrED-Porter.. Fog general De-
partment Store work. Steady employ
ment and good salary to proper party.
Must come we'll Recommended. Coul.
municate at once with ]. 4. w: cafs
Daily Intelligencer Js-z1'H
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Arthur Corscy. city engineer Of lnslc-
wood said the damage there would eN-
coed 100000. Losses in the Los An,
geles and other points were estimator
at $25 900
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wANTED-SALESn
wANrED-1u1NISH1D ROOMS.

WANTGU-xUBHI9 BUO01o.
wANTUD-Tvo furnished rooms for
light housekeeping. by permanent cou-
ple without children. Address. giving
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