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THREE RANxs CLOSED

EismarCk =. u. MY. --.-T N'''''
moro banks were added today I" IN"
string Of North Dakota financial 'uSt-
tuti"ns that hay" closed thar doors ~
tn" past six days. .du" :" d"p!"N"n -.
their reserves. which officials say - Gu"
to- failure Of farmers L. meet not' !
held by the banks.
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Gan. Papoulas Appointed.

Athens, NOV. -I--NicnrraI IHpUUINS
has been named by the Greek govern
mcnt successor TO General laraSkeEo-
noulns. commander Of the Greek forces
~, front
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Paris. Nov S---Thc names OF three new
members Of the Greek cabinet were an
, uuunced IN an Athens dispatch TO the
rircek legation here today. They are
VI. Raltedj. minister Of communications;
VI. POusiCs. minister of agriculture
and NJ. VosikiS. minister of justice.
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Tho presence Of British squadron

INC pTesencs oi q TF--'s1' !o'"0'o"
at Piraeus. the port Of Athens. ON II
Aisit 70 the premier Of tho newly CS-
,abl!sh,d regime. accompanied by the
british admiral. apparently has stgniii-
canoe not described ~ the dispatch. and
tho possibilities OF censorship ar" SuH-
gcSted. This is the first announcement
- rho arrival Of the british warshpS,
1t was the British and French fleets
which. tool; an active part in the alb
Iiratnn Of Constantine in June, 1911.
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phaIi,s ON british steamer.

Lord GrAnviIlN. ErltlSh reprtSentNtV"
here. accompanied by George RhalltS.
the new Greek premier. today went on
hoard thu. hattioShip Iron Duke. flag
ship OF the British squadron. which IS
anchored Off PIraCuS.
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Paris. Nov. 2@-Thc Greek govern
mcnt has agreed to receive and care for
! 20. 600 rrim"an refugees. according to
: nu Athens dispatch TO the Greek lcga-
! tiun here.
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MurEins--"The bible tells us TO loro
our enemies" Bugsins-"But suppose
we haven't any," MuEgtns--"Oh, It's
easy enough to make few"
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STOCKHOLDERS uIr1ro.
HaxAl.At1as alaaa Co. RtnnkhnlA...

AS1Hs O1NBS 20. U0okhoIdAf0,
The annual meeting Of the stockhold.
ers Of the Hazel-Atlas Glass Comnanv
will be held at the principal office OF the
Company. on the third floor Of the Con-
sentative Life Building. at Sixteenth and
Market Streets, Wheeling, West Vir-
gInia: on Tuesday, December eth, 1920,
at ZOO o'clock p. m, for the election OF
directors ana for the transaction OF any
other business appropriate for action by
the stockholders. n-23-30-d-7
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Mrs WiSwag-"I was ashamed Of
you in church this morning. You
snur"d all during tho H"rmun." Mr.
Wis;waG---"I admit that was very selfish
of me. l suppose / kept everybody else
awake"
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AIRS. M. c. CROWLEY, of Los
MI Angeles, who says Tan1ao COM
Avn pletsly restored her health aver
everything else, even q change Of eli
mate, failed to help her In the least
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WAN11-HNAI1

WAAT10-A girl for general house.
: work, one who understands cooking:
good wages to competent person. Cali
Elm Grove 26-J. n-23-l
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and name on cards inside, also
an envelope addrsSssd to hsr and E.uall
amount Of money and snAmaIod dorin0.
Liberal rswArd II returned to Hanehsr'1
Jswelry StorS. Mgr
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LOST AID POUND,

LoSr-Ford tire wheel with Goodrich
tire, Saturday night. at BRIDGEPORT or
city. Reward. Call 1852 or 37lO Jacob.
n-23-i
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NOTICE

hereby give notice that on peGennSr
/ Ia"n. / will make formal application
for nardon from the state prison ~
MnundsNille. r,u,,
n-23-50 PHlLLlF N1o tN'
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WANTED-Girl for general housework,
IFS Chaplinc street. Phone HOS.
n-23i
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Wantsd-Boy over I6-years Of age to
learn printers trade. Mus. have fair
education Apply to formema1, Intel.
itgencer. 7th. floor. News building.
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FOE SALE-One 80 Chevrolet tourIn1
car in good running order, model II: q
real bargain. $175.O0: also one Indian
motorcycle. model, worth ;250.0O, Will
sell for $l25.U0. Write l.. Kupfer, Sher.
rard, W. Va. n-sn.s
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ToE SALB-F'arm containing % acres
good land. good buildings, miles to
Piedmont. For particulars, H. B. Toole,
Piedmont, Ohio. n-11-m
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ron HALX

FOB sA1E-Ferrets, 500 each. Sacks
'oc each. w. G. Sedan. 4s-17th st.
n-20-i
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FoH sALH-AuToR.

Fo1 SALH-A new Ford touring c,r
Used four weeks by one Of our travel
ing men. r. &. Dancer, 1121 Market
street, Wheeling. W. Va. n-22-I
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INSTALLATIONS

WANTED-Baby carriage in good con-
dlllon. Write J. Z. NJ. Caro- IntelliSencer
11-2.ak
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FOE sALE-Ford truck, half ton, open
body, with cab. Geo. r. Kline New,
Co. 1l-1fth st. nm,
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FOR Sails feet office partition.
paneled with large glass lights, Cheap
TO quick buyer. Geo. r. Kline News Co,
1l-14th ST. n-a0Si
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TRUSTEES SALE.

By virtue Of a decd of trust. dated
April I'd. 1917. made by Anna NJ. lrcr!n-
ger and George II, lncring"r. her nus
band. u Charles MC' 'amic. Trustee. ana
offIr" Of tho clerk at til" county court
of Un.n county. West Virginia, IN Trust
Decd BOOK NJ. l@S. page 81. the Under
signcd trustee will! sell on
SATURDAY. FEBRUARY II. 1870.
commencing a. ~ o'clock Il. m. or tina
day. At the north front door OF the C"uft
II"us" in the C:ty Of Wheeling; nhi"
Described property, S:tuat" ~ Iriaael-
phia District. ONO County. West VIZ
cinia. bounded and d. Scribrd as follows !:
Lot NUMBERED On" Cd on the pat OK
OAK Park. winch plat is recorded on Wv
records Of ohio County. West lrSihli-
in Pat Book NJ. :. page 10. References
Ia whIrh plat j. her" mad" for u NOR"
particular description. tnScther win a.
and singular thereon. all improvements
and appurtcnanc"S and hrredItament5
Ihrrcui,tu hriouEinE. and being AL o.
M same property conveyed I" Anna n:
r.crinErr. Of tn" first part, by deed oi
the Fidelity Investment -tSSoclatioh.
rurpuratIon. which deed is dated the
I'd day Of April, 1917. and Is recorded IN
the Office ~ ii" Clerk Of n" county
Court Of ohio county. West Virginia.
The sale will b" made strictly subject
TO all the agreements, limitations ana
conditions mentioned III thI deSu !as'
aforesaid, for NOR" particular dcSrrlp-
ions thereof. reference IS hereby made
thereto.
TERMS OF SALE: One-third OF tive
purcha>" MONEY. or s" muCh more as
ihn purchaser may eject to pay cash IN
hand. on III" day Of sale. and the resi-
due in ~" equal !nstalln:nts. payable
respectively in six months and Twelve
months from the day of sale. Wa m
Inr,.S, the purchaser giving his neeotta.
hlr prumissory notes for tn" deferred
payments. the legal It'll" being retained
as A further security until all the pur-
chas. money shall have been paid.
CHARLES McCAMlC. Trustee.
ia-i6-"3-30-f-G
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BIC CAS- COMP ANY
IS FORMED HERE
WHEELING MEN INTERESTED IN
ONE OF LARGEST CLAIMS IN
THE McKEESPORT DISTRICT.
One Thousand Shares to Be Offered TO
tho Public at S1oo Per Share.

Tho HodCson OH & Gas Partnership,
Incorporated at SlUn,"u0."h in when iHN
Wheeling men and on" 'ilaSp"rl. a.
man is Interested, was organized IN ms
city yesterday and att"nt"n Is calI"I
tn thu, al Of the concern appearing III
this issue. =.
The company has thr"" splendid
tracts in tn" C"ntr" Of tn" M"h"cSport
gas belt ard arrangements are un4"r
way for IA" drilling Of three splendid
wells. tho nrst I" hr drilled IN very soon.
TIL" mon Who control the option on
tho tract arc Prosecuting. Attorney ~
\. Mckee" and Tr. 9. ". Iut"rt At TINS
city. and nr. W. T.. lldGS"n. Of Glass
Port. Ia. I'll vii known business men;
The head Offices "f tn" company VIII
br At 30. 1915 Chaplin" street. and sub
"ftrr nj IA" Mecca cafe. Tn" shares
Will h" offered AZ 500 par and rs lhcr"
have been many Ing wells coming ~ at
Mrkc"Sp"rt. No. doubt they VIII nave
liril" trouble in dISp"slng OF Tin" entire
holdings uf ih company.
Tn" Foster No. !, Stun" Hons" We'll
and the Impung woll are IN he same
t"rriEry, as that owned by IN" Wheeling
and PuuuSy lIania mon.
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,Si@5@}7: 4 T 81
rs YOUR MAN LIKE THIS?

What ls il that makes men such ter
rihl" hoardcrS OF clothing and othcr
household articles?
There Wa n time when I Thought
that II WAS only the men OF my famlly
who had this popularity. But The other
day, planS COR 4 rummag" sal" being IN
the air, n group OF us fell {" talking,
on the way home from church. about
what we should contribute: and. In the
course II the conversation. received
some limitations that this habitual r"-
luCtanco to part with things. and eSp"-
cially with any article Of clothing they
have once worn. is common trait or
masculine folks.
Someone said that thor" was = src-
cial call for mems Shocs-and that
opened tho flood gates.
Ton Pairs OF Shoes And Not Pair TO
Spare.
IT believe my husband has ten pairs
in his closet" said on" woman. and he
doesn't wear half OF them, and yet II
| ever want to give one away he makes
The greatest fuss. Last housekeeping
time T went over them with him and
how many pairs do you suppose got
out Of hIm"-Onc, and pair of lcakE
ruhbcrs-Evcry pair I'd pick up. he'd
say: II might want to wear those rSh-
inS.' or might put those on when l
SIT the ashes
she Made Him Give Up An Old Suit.
My husband isn't quito So bad about
shoes" said the third member Of our
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group. but ho hasn't given away but
on" suit sine" "" We're marrrd. uhlll
tins last winter. Then ! simply mad"
him Civ" up an old SnIt. and iw" coats
Of which tho pants had Wurn out. Tor
tho R"leians. And tn" fuss M ruad".
They'd l." mic" tO wear around ~"
house for house coats som" lIn". ~"
SAID. II" never would wear them IN the
world. you know
Its funny isn't H. how s'mpi" ihnG
=, AL thrown away" laughed sim an
0'hcr husband sufferer. "Nhrn my
husband takes out tn" ash b1rr"l he IS
always Juggling back some l"akly "id
stow pan. or worn ont clothes wr'ng'r.
and asking NJ" what I'm throwing that
away for. It's us much ms my lfr Is
worth % get rid "f anything ana our
house is simply stuffed with things
Don't You Pity Ever
And then tho fly" Of MS agreed IN IN"
eternal dictum--tH"w Eve must have
Grlevcd that she had no ON" I" say II
tUD "Nr'ut men queer"
I suppose if You search for psyche
logical reason for mans greater rclur-
tancc to let go anything he has acquired
it is found IN tn" FAC, that he. a. the
producer. fears h. may not h'' ahl' t"
rcplaC" Il.
On tho other hand, Il is quit" as easy
To ln0riVatc tn" Wunan'S Willingness %
got rid Of few -! tn" many possess
SinnS tina, MI her h"uS"-h"CiuuSc I" ia"
woman. an unused article - only ""nc
more thing to dust
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Before an aud cuCe which crowded tho
Court theatre last night. the annual per
Torrance Of tho Elk's Minstrel show 20.
over the footlishts IN great 81! -;
acting were splendid. and the chorus
was exceptional, while all the perform
crS contributed their best stunts. acted
with plenty Of pep. to make the SHOW
the great success 1t was. Conducted oy
Harry Miller. with The Court theat-c
orchestra augmented to fifteen must
clans, accompanied by Mrs. Edward
S,iccl, the effect was all that could be
desired and produced one or inc o'St I
performances which has ever b""n put
on by the local Elks. Dr. y. W. Fur
dats is interloctcr and Al G. Fields and
he arc on a par in this line. The show
would lack something with out Doc
Burdats-
The show started Off with good old
fashioned cake walk. in which the boys
who put il over did some clever dancing;
introducing slides, gymnastics anu
trigly-wigiy stunts which scored fine
with the audience In COSTUME Huida
Hawkins, played by Lester L"b"nstcin,
leader of the colurcd artstocratS as
leader OF the dance, showed q par q
looked like two perfect sticks OF pep
permint candy. 1t was n generally
clever act in every way. and one when
made a great hit, paving the way for
the good features when 1oIioWcu'
Joe Smith. OF New York. who has been
heard here before did q piano and Sonr
number which went over succcsSfullE.
He had a remarkably good. rich baritone
voice, and taking personality which got
him into the good graceS OF his audience
and he jazzcd tho good old piano in a
minor key in as clever style Us has ever
been done here
Tom Is. Foulk and Jim T. Morgan put
on behind the Lines or the Battle OF
Too Soon" which made plenty Of nose.
the big boom guns doing 4 steady thud
thud Tom B. Foulk was 4 CunTlcinS
Telegraph operator. taking fr!Shtf"l
messages OF battle, murder and sudden
death, which he passed by with an ahS"-
lutely cool and stcady hand. ms nerve
was marvellous and his self control per-
feet. but Jim. poor Jim. he had the
wavery. wivcry. wingly wooblcs Of i
first rate darkey sergeant but ne obey
ed orders and stood at attention like Il
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ELKS' MINSTREL DELIGHTS {
j. FULL HOUSE At COURT

regular soldier. bringing out some r"al
humUr which kGpt the audlCn"" ia an nr-
roar. IL" r""lcd on one good s.:' split
ting remark after another 'ull - finally
brought down the house by declaring he
hoped the next war would b" I"r "flir-
crS only. II was easy To So" that most
OF the rN-Scrvlcr men in the house had
served i'll che ranks.
Jasper Baum presented Professor
Dckakiar. worlds greatest impcrS"nat-
or from London in Il series Of clever m
presentations 0C world characters such
as Samuel Hague. Of lllguS and lheu".
Daniel Willard. Uf he l.. and g.. with
his SISTER, introduced by turning his
straw hat 4 little To thu l"it and the
addition ot Z ne" nifty black feather.
To c"l the effect Of daughter Willard the
SOME hat Was neatly adjusted 1" IN"
Other side. with another tWISt 70 IN"
feather. Wilson refusing the Ih':d term
with hands uutstr-tchcl. and the Wilson
smile, with IN" Wilson hat. IA" Wilson
Spats and all the utirr heat equipment
Of the college professor president, and
dress artistic sC",I a big hit. H.. also
ImpcrSunat"d such loyal r"upI" as Rob
"rt Smith and llarry Mcclure. N h'S w.,l
known and typical atu,ud" of his
famous gufiaw, with the rIEhl hand ra.s-
Cd and III" knees bent. A. Though about
IL descend to the level of the houN in
prayer.
Iicrrot and ri"ttyttc. danced by tn"
the youthful El"uis" Dawson and H,lrn
MC' ully. rupltS of the Sherman school,
wcr" remarkably dainty and exquisite
IN TINS dance. IA" it,Cumpn unrniS Of
which were played by Mrs Edward
Stit"l. and which closed tn. first act.
Tn" second a"t featured tn" minstrel
snow proper with a gorgeous dl"', cur
tain Of d"licatci! wuIrn r"'nrS. which,
as II slowly assembled. disclosed Tho as.
S"'nhl"d performers dressed ~ most at
| tri\LiF black aud whit" striped suits ut
SATIN with short cutaway COATS "f
black cloth. seated amidst scenery
Which WAS i,"rI;"uuS rrnruSImn of
"N"rhanElnE fl"w"rn &C Ir"uIcal SIH"
and c"i"rinE. Th" usual s"nE$. dances
:tnd jokes whI.h w.r. rI.,cr ,u,, IN
usual FEATURED The Performance, all the
way through ana Il wua'd h' harIl, CAR
IL IN" performers Ia mention ans one as
an individual l'sht c Ia .lrli1r
Gcore. Gau"r in SLOW AMI r7sy,"
was "lGrcr and h" WAS sur. SLOW and
easy, smooth AMI E"ul IT, has the
ni<T"r draUL' and TIN niger roll" in
ms Nni"". To p"ri'r'tI"n. accompanied 10y
On" i.ddi" Leonard VARIETY "f Slow m"l-
lnS grace. I'd IshG IN "Oh. Mother
I'm Wild, was great and scored = hit
John Htf"nn"r with his ,\crll.ni voice.
sang ON Miami Shore" IA remarkably
'lnr STYLE. and Irwin Barr pu' IA" sam"
pep and shinnII" into oh How She
Can Dance IN which he undularrd with
All IN" Irn"" &c q; har"m Qurru II"
could sing too. and deserved \ half d"z.
an "uCorc%.
Jim Dyson and Buck Windsor w"r"
IN" premier end men, aud get ",r SOM.
excellent local stuff linn had a dream
IN which h" saw Wheeling paved. rr,.,.
bridges. III" tunnel thrrugh IA" hilI
through which be- wndil'd go the h.autI-
IN suburbs IN" "'nl"vord"d an! parked
hlllt"rs. whi'h w"r" shown an i. &.
leans S2u.n"n bIu" prints. wonderful
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FAMOUS OLD HOTEL GOES.

pTTTSEl I,GII Ia, Ian. 2HH.--ThN
NnnOng8h'la House Tor srv"nty-fiv"
wears onr If I'i'rsbDrrh'S h-st known
hn."ls VII -" way Immediately 10
h":r. tonight The h"i"l property has
hc.n Suiu L. Pittsburgh bus ,n"<S in
rcr"S's for approximately Sf5".p"" tho
aI,,un,, mont aid.
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WON BY LOUCHLIN

WIIIlAMSruEr. IA. Jar. TX. -.
| .oughlia. # b. 'h!"h"m. easily defeated
f;nlrh Srhnpp"rt. "f his city. in every
round Of :, six round huUt' hero tonight.
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MADE 100 ARRESTS.

PITTSI:I' kGII Ia. Jlr. - More
'han l"u uu.n VIZ" arrested III PITTS
hurgh to-day and tonight by SPECIAL
>.luadS ~ polir"ru"n wh" have. boon con-
lu,'rlng raid it, az effort I" md IN"
,.r IN" WAY" wh3rh has rr"'H. lei her"
for several w"sks Th" pr's"rore are
h"inr hv!i ON ''Sus pici"Ius person
,I1
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RIVER KILOGRAMS.

DAVIS Island dam feet stationary
ram.
Mnrgant"wn Sc feet stationary rain.
Warren B feet clear
StruL"nyill" 6.6 feet stationary rain
uu cay 81 feet stationary clear.
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LONG JOURNEY COMPLETED.

TITTSBU KGH, Pa, Jan. 2@.--WOrd
was received here tonight from New
Orleans. La, TO the effect that F. c.
D,nriugrr. well known canoCist Of Pitts
hurrh. ,'ho left hero in canoe for the
south hfty.four days nro. had success
fully completed the .,21o milo journey.
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MILLIONS are suffering with rheLmA.
tisnL Most important discovery OF the
age. herb that actually drives tn,
tirely out Of the system. People write
US and say they are astounded At TIE re.
suits, especially on the kidneys Just
think Of the money making possibilities
postpaid. 10 pounds IS expres0 pad.
rheumatism Herb Co., Venice. Callf.t
MIA my.4t.tI
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poUdLAS-On Thursday. January END,
l"@0. At ll:30 o'clock Il. M, at the
North Wheeling hospital AECHl-
BALD \. DOUGL.tS, III the 6"nd year
of his age.
Services at IL" MendeI Company chapel.
Friday afternoon 80 Friends In
Vit"d 10 attend. lnterment private
Greenwood cemetery.
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MISCELLANEOUS.
BUSINESS OPPORTUNITIES.

DEALERS wanted. acquainted, wiii
farm work. To sell and install "u-
farm lighting systems. 4 permanent.
profitable business for the right man.
Get in on the ground floor and tax.
advantage OF our big advertising cam.
paiSn just starting. Lock FOX l2l.
Wheeling, West Va ta-21-l
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MINER INJURED
BY STONE FALL

Charles Milligan, "f Bellair". was in
jurcd yesterday Ivy n fall nf stone while
at his work in the River and lsall Coal
mines. south OF Bcllairc. lie was re-
moved To m" Bcllairc cry hospital.
wh"r" il WAS stated that he suffered I
fracture uf tn" right leg.
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DIED..

BoCK-On Wcdnes day. January :lst.
1870. At 80 o'clock a. M. MRS.
MARY ROCK. relict OF the late. Ar
mold Book. in the 18th year OF her age
Funeral from her late residence, No. S-S
MARKET street. Saturday afternoon al
u'cI"rk. Friends Of the family arc
inv it"d Ia attend. Intermcnt at PENN
sula cemetery.
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Tho greater mo necessity rHr saving
tho Er"at"r Jjr opportunity - uss
Thu Inlclligcncer Wsn' Ach
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LOFT AID FOUND.

LoST-Gold bracelet. Flower carved
links. Reward for return to 30 4th
ST. Phone 1853 Wing. Ja-23-h
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wANrED-MAIE.

wANrED--Two experienced tile settlers.
Wages $50 per hour. Steady work.
The Canton Mant"I & Tile TO-. 10S-4tb
81. = r. canton. ohio. ja--S-i
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MAGEE-On Wednesday January list.
1870. at 40 o'clock p. M, at the one
Valley General hospital. MARl
ELIZABETH HUMES. wife OF john
MAGGIE. in the 3lst year OF her age.
Services private from tho residence -.
Twentieth street. Warwood. Saturda!
afternoon $50. lntcrmcnt private
Short Creek cemetery.
(kindly omit flowers.)
The Wheeling intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1903-1961, 1920-01-23
wANTEp-SALESMEA

wANTEp-An experienced wholesale
grocery salesman for local trade. Al
communications strictly confidential
Address p. o. Box 49, wheeling.
ja-@2-i
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FOR RENT

FOR PENT-Th"r" story BRICK store
hui!H.rE ~. rvs Main street. Pos
ass ~ Arr.i :. l"%h InHuir" Mrs.
l'i.rnsa rir,',s'arth. coo N"Tth Fron!
.,r.rt Trinr. ..,u.. S-1S.E ja-"l-m
The Wheeling intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1903-1961, 1920-01-23

wANrEp-SaInSman OF good address
and personality. capable OF inspirin'
conf ;dcncr in prospective customers.
wanted to call on banks and business
houses In West Virginia and Ohio. Pos
lions permanent. references REQUIRED.
only men capable Of earning S60 TO ~"
Their information call 62l Wig. Bank a
Trust Bldg. jazz
The Wheeling intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1903-1961, 1920-01-23
WANTED-HENAL1.

wANTED-We have an opening for one
first class stenographer and one dict
aphone operator. Travellers Insurance
% 9Th floor National Bank of W. Va.
Budding. Only written applications CON
sidered. J@-'i
wAHTEp-Cook. In . small family o.
four. High wages and a very deslra-
bic positin. For particulars address ,.
II &, care lntelligencer, or telephone
"a Fin, Grove. ja-23-h
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wANrED-Younc men for railway mail
clerks, $40 month. Experience I'M
necessary. For free particulars exami-
nations. write !. Leonard formcr gov
crnment ryaminerl. 1923 EQultaoi"
Bldg. Washington. 1a--3-m
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wAHTED-Man for general farming.
married or single. ID &. Bigger, Kay
land. q. )a--"-m