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New-York tribune., 1920-08-27
AWOSTING FALLS
After Df.inkin1 Raj

water tends to seek its leveV--
Who would dream that such a revel
Comes from six words dry as those
Sliding, swirling, wildly purling-
Brown and CLASSY, white and lacy
Down its rocky path careening,
Twitching at the ferns aleaning,
On the speedmad brook is stream
ing
Onward, downward, drunk with
rain-wine-
Even bed-rid MOSES urging,
"Join me once and go asplurging!
On to Carnivaln'
Down the stony steps aslipping,
Tripping, falling, somersaulting,
Breathing shouts that shake the
On the pines, the stiff old beadles-
Boiling, for the brink arushing,
Bedlam, in our ears acrushing-
Leaping over, white, excited,
With the pool to be united
Diving deep, to rise in spray
Rain-wine makes the brook that way.
JOHN GAY.
New-York tribune., 1920-08-27

Sir: When | called Brentano on the tela-
phone to ask the name of w L. GEORGES
American publisher, the information clerk
replied in her sweetest tones:
rs it book or periodical ?"
New-York tribune., 1920-08-27

The Copy Readers Union, Headline
Writers No 6, met last night and de-
cided to adopt Confab instead of
Farley.
New-York tribune., 1920-08-27
We've Heard Different

Sir: "Women," says Thomas Joyce
in last weeks Satevepost, usually get
the best husbands"
And men, I suppose, usually get the
best wives. H. H. A.
New-York tribune., 1920-08-27
The Coming 7'ower

A Yogi Thought for To-day
How can we see us with the others
eyes?
We are as they believe us,
But, Lord, how we deceive us
Who live contented with our alibis.
Q. B. D.
New-York tribune., 1920-08-27

How dear to this heart are the scenes
of my SHINING,
When fond recollection presents
them to view!
The beering, the wining, the whisky
and ginning;
And every loved landmark my mer-
riment knew:
The wide-s spreading cheese bowl, the
ham that stood by it,
The bottles of Bourbon and tripli-
cate star,
The cool, shining shaker, the bartender
nigh it,
And cen the brass railing that bor-
dered the bar.
The old metal railing, tho shiny brass
railing,
The glorious railing that bordered the
bar.
New-York tribune., 1920-08-27
Suggestion to newspapers: Why no
a beauty contest?

Il have never taken the writing of
a column as a serious task" confesses
Luke McLuke, in "The Colyumists'
Confessional,' in Everybody's. Well,
1T is serious task; that is, as serious
as any other task in comic universe.
No man can take his task too serious
ly, nor himself too unscriously.
Column conducting,' Mr.. McLuke
goes on, "is getting to be a gre 1t in
door sport" Nonsense.
It's column conducting that enables
a man to get outdoors.
New-York tribune., 1920-08-27
The Complete Letter Writer

[Received From Changchow1
Dear Sir:
In order to suffer a great deal of
loss, Huan Chin Stamp Company closed
nearly one year or so since. There
fore, there is no one in this Company.
| am not the shQpkeeper of it but
live in the place which is the house
of it. 1t is true or not, you may ask
any one of Changchow.
I received your letter tomorrow
morning for the matter which it got
into debt. So could not help writ
ing to make you know. Your Company
may sent letter to Company for this
matter.
New-York tribune., 1920-08-27

While the Cassandra mood is on, it
is our forecast that the national cham
pionship will be won this year by Mr.
William M. Johnston, who will defeat
Mr.. w. T. Tlden in the final round
1-6, Ga, TO, 6--3, 7-5. Please
cut this out and destroy it,
New-York tribune., 1920-08-27

Our notion of the worlds softest
newspaper assignment-and our appli-
cation for it is tled-is to go to Aus
tralia with the Davis Cup team and to
have to cable back only the set scores.
New-York tribune., 1920-08-27
GUARANTY

Entered at the PcstofAce at New York a Second
Class Mail Matter
New-York tribune., 1920-08-27

Crash goes another resolution with
the announcement herein made that
Sam Wood is manager of Thomas E..
Coale, lumber dealer, North Phila-
delphia
New-York tribune., 1920-08-27

Owned and published daily by New York Tribune
Ine, : Nav York Corporation Ogden Reid. Prcai-
dent; G. verncr Rogers. Vice President; Helen
Rogers Reid, Secretary r. F. Msxneld. Treasurer.
Address. Tribune Building. lst Nassau Street. NV
York. Telephone. Beekman 5000
SUBSCRIPTION RATEe-By mall. including
Postass IN THE UNITED STATES.
East Of Mississippi River: One Six Ono
BY Mail Postpaid lear Months Mouth.
Daily and Sunday. .sl2 90 $500 $l.W
One week s5c,
DAly only .............- lVeu oVV 40
One week, soc
Eunday only .~...,...... ~. 90 las .N
sunday only. Canada go. 600 s25 IS
FOREIGN RATES
psry and SUNDAY. $500 $3.50 sac
paiN cnly ....... II 40 $40 l4h
<anday only .............. us els ~
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FRENCH PRESS
SCORES WILSON
LANSING IN ROLE OF
A CLASSIC SCAPECOAI
Claim Made in Paris That Re,
firing Secretary Bore Bur-
den of Chiefs Blunders

,,,,- ,,,t.,,a,, ou DuriS
'N''9' CIV. '' ,ro.h.
h'"SP'i''N h,'" p'u ,,r .trr,
inE'"h ulS'''''"'S W ond
l'"h "' 800 '"'H ~ Wi
las correspondents W.T."
son. lew nav" commence" "'''',' ."'''
IN" incid"h'. ~" news ''I'''" ~" '''
Tor N">"rhHH "''"'"H
which went I" press an h""r 'ar''''
man usual h"'hhS" 81 INC ""H i'm H"n
ing law coming I'M" "p'F"',"i'' "' J'',
mai calls IN" 'N''"' N'''N'"H "'''P
81 IN" SU'"'FH'' rel inc III" '"'''HI W
which i d'hl"Fa'".
ITcSid"h' "'~"il, az ~ "H''"p
continues. T'i"r"~ ~ ~. "'N NY H''' ',''D
illness and comes +" ~" conc fusion '"''
secretary Lansing n"''h~ M "">'"'
n'N hcrn rh''hE ~ ",as M.,," ",,a
'''''' ~ 49,, o,.o,
ana n"T"'"r S'',,i,',," IL =" .,oo',,', =, y,
'"nNu'''" III oI
VINO" ''"''T NV ''''' '''''
moro '"''''"'''!'
"urp"sitlon has existed between Mr'
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GERMAN NEWSPAPER
DEMANDS RECORDS OF
ENEMY ATROC|TY"

BERLIN. Feb. 1.-the I.ukal Anz"lc-
or to-day severely CrnSurcs III" foreign
"fric" for its failure t. give earlier pun
LEFTY IL its enemy atrucity records
which have been in TIA" course Of t,,rI-
p,lHtiuu for the past fly" years. hut
hsN" remained pG""n-hrl"d. The news
paper says The records would fill many
rmpl" volumes with a recital III tue
uIuncr IN which hostile statesmen. high
'fr'crs and journalists aGitatcd against
Cinrmauy VIII 'mcndacItS PERJURY and
Justification"
Tn" records nro declared by tho T.okal
NHZ%lCCr I" TEEN with authenticated
cases cNHvICtinE tn" French Of the tor
turc. plumber and murder Of German
prisoners. Tho British atrocities, the
newspaper asserts. vary from thus" per.
p"trat"l by the French III that they 70
veal "l"SS lust for blood and prrV"rt ed
VACCINATIONS" The newspaper urges tina,
Ihc records. which tn" Iol"rnnrnt nov
announces are ready for publication. W."
gwen ia" widest distribution through
out neutral countries, and TN" United
states.
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SWITZERLAND'S ENTRY
INTO NATIONS LEAGUE
TOBE STARTED TODAY

BERNIE, Switzerland. Saturday, Feb
l4.--pScussiun Of Swltzcr.ani's entry
INTO IN" League Of Nations will begin
III In" federal chamber on February %.
The federal council will bring before
TIA" chamber pruppsals calling for ad-
h-rrurr t." thu l"arU" "u tn" ground
shat "a" allies hav" recognized the spr-
cal lu~irjum Of this country and HAY"
.tgic"d that passage of troops or prcpar-
alton tnr war on Swiss territory will
not he permitted.
t.,!.. f tn" !"GiSiItN" enactment.
knowu a. the american clauses" which
w"uld uyi,, sutherland "hh"r"mrc o.
BE-. ',H3 ,irI,"ud"u' ur1u similar ao-
tt"u h, 'h. rni,rd safes. VIII b" aham.
ti.u,ri
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! BRAIN TES1S|
; By SAM LLOYD. ;
10 MINUTES TO ANSWER THIS.
No. $50.

Archimcdcs. the celebrated ancient
Grrrli Eromc'ricidn. born IN syracuse
Sicily. about 81 Il. G.. was IN" greatest
mathcmaticiau and philosopher or ms
Time. IL it was who. during TIC siege
If Troy, destroyed tn" cn"mys !lect ny
means Of r"flrcting mirrors.
H., Iryant,I several mechanical
movers and hna%t"d IL King Hero that
no could move tn" world II he had Il
nuinl upon which To rest lever.
In the picture We 81" him giving an
object Lesson as to what h" meant ny
raising the world by IN" lever system.
Said Archimedcs: "Th" lever beam.
which weighs unc-half a$ much as the
miniature world. has four-fitths "t us
length on one side of the fulcrum point;
Now. By pressing my finger at the emo
Of the bram--pr"Sto! change raise
the world. Who can tell what proper
ton OF the worlds weight Is the weight
OF my finger
To make Archimrde's question clearer
let us say that his miniature world
weighed 10 pounds: then what was the
weight of the pressure" Of his finger:
ANSWER TO no. $40.
TENNYSON and BEATrIE Ucn on
rconyrIght, 1920. by Sam Loyd.)
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RENEW TREATY
BATTLE TODAY
DOCUMENT MAY PASS
INTO DECISIVE STAGE
OpmionDividedAs toWhether
Outcome Will Be Ratifica-
ton orRcjection---Much
Pressure Exerted

WASHINGTON. Fob -. The peace
tI.a'y Hsh' VIII pass int" another and
p"rharS decisive stag" Tomorrow with
the h">, opinion in "fhcIaI aud political
,r~clos her" divided a. - whether Tia"
outcome VIII lie ratification or r"Jr'-
,u"n.
lud.r a plan agreed on 4 week ago
-" rr"r.l - I" hc called formally lie.
Tore ~. Srua'" with IN" Republican
rc~rr, ai."us adopted at rhc last Session
ur Congress- nrlrr s"nSoH Of general
debate expected while negotiations
tor = compromises arc proceeding. but II
= No Intention OF Tho leaders :" mold
;hc discussion within reasonable"
hounds ard 10 begin w'thin irw days
actual srnat" consideration &c tie
changes proposed N the reservations.
Solution ~ mos, Of III" collateral issues
= cNr"rlrd to he reached with little
difficulty along tho limos laid down by
the recently dissolved bipartisan con-
f"rrn"". ny tn" Disagreement over
article ten which is the cruX Of the
whole controversy remained in a state
tonight which seemed I" menace ser
louslv the chances Of ratihratiun.
Many senator's on both sides Of the
chamber are known To- he pressing their
party leaders 10 ucccdc 10 some COM
, promise that will insure ratification.
: while pressure also IS hcihE brought to
bear by influential men outside Of the
Senate IN both political parties. AT
! the same time III" differences over
article ton have drawn each sid" t.
I commit itself IN such positive terms
: Thar II would be exceedingly difficult.
the leaders say. for csth"r 70 mater ally
| 'hauge is position. In this situation
,hr host prediction that could hc made
~ Senator Lodge tho Republican lead
OF. tonight Was that the treaty would
he ratified 'Ir We can get siXty-fJur
senators To agree on It," Tho Demo
cratic leader. Senator Hitchcock. said
he was hopeful that Their" might be Il
ratification though ho could not fore
see on what terms It could u" secured.
Tho Arst set speech IN tho rr-opHucd
irraty debate VIII i've mad" tomorrow by
senator Mccormick. Republican. Him
us S,m- ether discussion also is cX-
rIcrtcd during the day although M other
senators have given notice formally IT
1 'heIr iut"n'Inr 10 speak. ON Tuesday.
. senator Thomas n'mp'rat. Colorado.
wiz speak on the treats" economic
/ features. Ru:h SriIa;nrS McCurmlrk
! and Thomas arc members Of The group
, rrccurciLhlN opposed to ratification.
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FOLLANSBEE EXCITED
OVER DISAPPEARANCE
OF PITTSBURGH MAN
WOMAN ADVERTISED AS PALMIST
IS HELD UNDER $500 BOND.
TO BE GIVEN HEAR
ING TO-DAY.
Missing Man Is Said to Have Given Her
Checks Amounting to
Almost $40 900.

TIL" d!SarHrarau"r "f a Qr""kc county
man. Formerly Of Pittsburgh. whom II
is feared has met with foul plI% and III"
presentation Of u check for S'.""" at Il
PITTSBURGH, Pa, bank. has caused con
sidcrahia excitement in r"llansh"" and
Wcllsburg where the man was widely
known.
Mrs. Savcra Fina Oudcrc"k alias Ma
dame Papapi. alias Miss SaN"rd EllS
alias Madam, Stanley, with Il num!''r ~
u"hrr alias * being held in IN" ir""k"
county jail. At Wrl.ShurE. charr"d Win
forgery. IN" defendant. Mrs. GUIDE
rcck has been located in F"!'dnN'""'
,yh,.r, for ,,N,ra! wC..k; sh.' has h@'n
advertising herself as Il raim'St an"
mind reader. \ few days az" sh" de
mn.i,,.J :; chrrk for $5.uNO in tn" chi
lcu's Bank If Fnllanshrr. Til" check
MAS forwarded /" Pittsburgh and = -
rIv came har. Immediately stating that
There were no i':uds. Upon tn rc'.';;
ing Of such news steven Lara*'E. Il
sin Of tiolrhHIk. Nwpre ont a WArrah'
for Madame Stanley.
Madam" STANLEY was gtv"n h"arln~
ON SATURDAY evening before 'h' mayo
Of rrllanshc". VIII" after hearing me
case" turned II over I" the gram J"!
which will c"mv"m" at Nc''Sh"rh To-
day. ,, ., tho
Iutclligcnrrr Inst evening stated ihai
Madame Stanley one" before had 'o$hr''
= check for $1,000 given nor ny 49," ,i
"LniL ihn iast was gwen her on l"nru'
nrv md. Since that time t"l"hn'k mas
mo-, hceu seen az heard cf. Sh" ais"
stated that she had taken IN" checks III
rood faith and II sh" could see the hltl
S.bn signed them TINT everything would
h. all right.
Madam" Stanley was formerly III I'M
CIV and several If IN" surrounding SUP
,rhs shr was arrested hY the ,IlY auth
critics and her fin"iof $40 and costs wn!
suspended with the understanding tha'
she leave III" city al once. II ~ III III
learned that her husband Is now scrNlhS
!, sentence III tn" Western pcnit"hlhrS
OF Pennsylvania.
She Is being held in the Brook" county
mil under 81 .ONn hond and Will be Ely"n
= hearing before tn" grand jury or that
county.
The Wheeling intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1903-1961, 1920-02-16
STOCKHOLDERS MEETING
LA BELLE IRON WORKS.
Notice Of Annual Meeting.

Notice il hereby given that the an
nual meeting Of the stockholders Of La
Belle Iron Works a corporation ere
atcd and organized under the laws Of
the State of West Virginia. will be held
III the Assembly Room of the Wheeling
Chamber Of commerce. IN the Market
Auditorium Building. at the corner Of
Eleventh and Market Streets, i'm tho
Corner Of Eleventh and Market Stpets.
"a the city OF Wheeling. County Of
ohio. Stat" OF West Virginia. a. ten
"'cluCk in the forenoon on Tuesday. the
9th day or March. 1920. for the pur
pose Of Cl"cting a Board Of Directors
and tn" transaction or any business
that may lawfully be- transacted at an
annual meeting of III" stockholders
by Order - the Board Of Directors {:
Il. G. KIRK President.
W. Il. HIGGINS. Secretary.
f.a-lG-o3-mr-l-S
The Wheeling intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1903-1961, 1920-02-16
STARTSON TRIP
west virginia Elsted Over Carnegie
Tech victory Starts on Eastern Trip
Mon Players in Party.

Special To The lnt'InSenG"r:
MORGANTOWN. Feb. -. In many
respects West NirElnia's N.rtory over
carnegie Tcch on The very "rn Of ipr
annual eastern TRIP. whic', started to-
day. was one ~ tho most sat Sfactury
Of the entire seaso!s. OF course the dc
roats Of Yale PA shurgh and Washing
ION & jefferson are Of NOR" consequence"
ard more gratifying. t"t against car
n.Rle Tech here ON Friday West VIZ
einia scored as she has not scored this
year.
Leaving hero NJ N" "',l",ll ih;s
afternoon the mnuutaIn""r party of
eleven men began its annual eastern III
yaSion. Two years ~ sucC">~i,,u Il trip
has been taken and not Il game of tn"
eleven played n.,s h''n won. Captain
Nurri>ous "r,v. huwcl"r. x ',u:'i. ~
OF coming ha,N with at least w" e"
,hrrc sr"lpS and q would u"' ~Ui.:.-.
uauv ardent i"rul fans = q h.E ma l"l-
nv OF the game were MOE The piH, -
cts taken W"r" Morrison. ptW:'"r3. lIil
Hawkins. kik"r. rntriEh'. Gaines ard
Parker. Cua"t, Stad~,"!d. d'r"sl"r
Stanshury and student manager Lively
completed the party.
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BENWO0D
Official Test
of New Pumps
PUMPS WILL BE MADE AT BEN
WOOD WATER WORKS TODAY.
officials From Various Plants and
Local Engineers VIII DO Present.

An official test Of he u"W electric
pumps recently installed at TN" Zen
wood McMechcN Water Company =
plant. will be made th!s afternoon. ac-
rord!ng TO word given out last evening
by Receiver S. &. Smith. fo'",V"r ;"r
the company.
number Of promncn, officials WILL
he present when the Test - mad"
Among them will be representative"
from the bravo Doyle Company -
Pittsburgh and lnsulatOr inspector from
tho Franklin Electric Company. rv"nI-
Der Of the Public Service Commission
Of Charleston: expert from 'he charles
ton Electric aud EHgiuc"rlnE h"Imrr-
Wheeling. Martins Ferry and other
nearby towns.
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SOUTH SLIDER
BADLY BURNED

Tom F7ately. age s.. "f "ii6 Mar
kct street, was seriously burned ~ noon
Yesterday while at work AT til" l.I Eel"
mill in South Wheeling. Fla''il. who.
with a number OF other mon ~" stand
ing around tho stove during noon. Whoa
the wind. which was blowing very hard,
caught his trousers on fire Tn" hia2"
At once was eNtinguishcd.
DR.. r. ". Phillips wa summoned and
upon examination the man was removed
t. tho North Wheeling ho9p''I. Nh"r"
II was found that both his lrgS "rr"
badly burned. Ho was reported ~ "a,
early hour this morning - l." testing
as easily as could be expected
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RIVER news

The General Wood stopped at Tia"
local wharf yesterday morn,H. from
Charleston and left shortly RITE" 'sn"u
for Pittsburgh. The Liberty ,aIhr up
from Petersburg and i,rr ar"rA 3
o'clock yesterday afternoon for ~ =.
burgh. she carried q good cargo. whIl"
there were very few passengers. This
being due 10 the cold wave winch hlt
this section several days age.
The stage at the wharf registered \
reet . inches. stationary.
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6anWood Briefs

Mrs. Samuel Gobbons Of Steuhrn\Ilie
has returned to her home. after hri"t
visit with friends here.
Rev O. L. MARBLE. Of Main street
has returned home after TWO keckS'
sta YIN Buckhsnnon.
Miss Annie Bramen Of Main street
is confined TO her home III.
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DIED.

METxNER--On Sunday. February Is.
1920. at 3:l5 o'clock a. M. at his late
residence No. IA Alley 3, LOUIS
METZNER, i'll his 18th year.
Funeral services on Wednesday after
noon at 2:30 o'clock. Friends invited
To attend. Intcrmcnt at Mt. Wood
cemetery.
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Dance TuoadaY

Tuesday evening in the Blue E.hm'n
Hall on Main street. another % 90" 10
lightful dances beng staged hl IN"
Machinists Local. Of B"uw"od. VIII Il"
giveu. This is the second IF a series
Of dance. and the committ"" IN 'harE"
are making special efforts 70 make this
weeks affairAyeu more popular than The
first
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MILLIONS are suffering with rheuma-
tIsm. Nest important discovery or me
age. 4 herb that actually drives inc
uost stuhh prn case Of rheumatism en-
rIrcIy out Of the system. People write
us and say they are astounded AT the
results. especially on the kidneys. Just
,hInI; nf the money making possibilities;
Representatives wanted. Sll2 pouno
postpaid. 10 pounds s. express pSld.
rheumatism Herb Co. Venice Califor-
MIA. lnE--o-tl'
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RIVER TELEaRAMS.

DAVIS ISLAND DAMS f""' rrll-
ing; clear.
MoRGANTowN-I0.4 fcf,. falling;
clear
STEUBENVILLE-S feet. stationary
snow.
OH. CTrY--1.1 feet. slaI,"nary
cloudy.
WARREN--l foot: snow.
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Funeral Yesterday

Yesterday afternoon at 'ho fHu'N
home. No. 3, Marshall street funeral
services for Lillian Wal"hi. wife OF l"-
seph Walchi. was held. Intrrmcnt t"i-
lowed at tho Rose Hill cemetery. Mrs.
Walchi was in the 27th year Of her axe.
and had been q resident Of Eenwood for
many years
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DAlrsEI-On Sunday afternoon at 400
O'Clock. Ia tho Ohio Valley General
hospital. FRANK DAMSEL, in the
Goth year Of his age.
Remains will be shipped 20 GAINESVILLE
at lO:40 o'clock Monday morning.
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wANTEp-FuRN1sHED RooMs.

WANTED-TwO or thrr" furnished
rooms or apartment for light house
keeping at once. Best of references II
desired. Address F. NJ. &. care lnt"lli-
gcnCcr f-l3-l
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LOST AND FOUND.

LOST OR sToLEN-Rrown mare mule.
4 with harness marks from hard work
! and scar on top "f right hip. Disappear
I cd from barn at EdEwond Wednesday
might. Feb. II. Reward for return. or
! information. by calling WOodsdale i25.
f-l2-i
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WOUNDED BY ARMED RAIDERS.

:iu:l surs",,,.. l'r. Nl,SW",J,rl. Was shot
ard wounded hy = par'' 81 armed rHid
49, "a In. G., siri.Ir" lusI uIGht. MrSwrrn
ey mcrtally wounded one Of the raiders
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BAHR-on Thursday. February 12th.
1920. at $3.50 o'clock p. m. at her late
residence. East Twenty-ninth street.
JESSIE BAKER, in the seth year OF
her age.
Funeral from her late residence East
Twenty ninth street. on Monday. Feb
ruary 18th at 2:30 p. IN. Friends Of
tho family invited 10 attend. Inter-
mrnt Mt. Zion cemetery.
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ron RENT.

ZOE AENT-oh shares. good farm we'll
located between Warwood and Short
Creek. Splendid chance for practice!
man with help. Good house. fruit and
market. Dr. William L. NcCleary. r.
D. No. !, Wheeling. f-H-I
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MILLE1-On Sunday evening. Febru-
airy 18th. 1920. at o'clock p. H.. at
the family residence. 1927 McColloch
street. CLARA c.. daughter Of Conrad
and Mary Miller.
Funeral notice hereafter.
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FINLEY-On Friday. February Is. 1920.
at 1890 o'clock y. m. at her late resi-
dence No. 2425 warwoud avenue. War
wood. ANNA DENORA. wife OF J. q.
Finley. in the 3?th year or her age.
Funeral services will he held at tho fam
lily homo on Monday at 7:4o p m. and
at Dallas Presbyterian church Tues
day at o'clock y. III. lntcrmcnt d:
Dallas cemetery.
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wAaTEp-FEMALE.

wANTED-l5 experienced girl wait
rcsses for day or night work: . hours
day. SIC per week and meals. s day
week. Apply Crystal Restaurant.
filth
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BIcK1uYER-On Thursday. February
r. 1920 at $50 o'clock a. M. ct his
GEORGE. son of Mr.. and Mrs. VIII
liam H. Bickmeyer.
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wANTED-NALI.

HANTED-Railway mail clerks. $40
Il month. Age 1885 Experience I'M
necessary For free particulars exami
nations. write ]. Leonard (former gov
eminent e1aminer) 1929 Equitable
Bldg. Washington. f-l4-k
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Breadfruit Is m9st succulcnt before
ii is fully ripe.
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McKINLEY-On Saturday. February IA.
1920. at s o'clock a. M. at the family
residence. No. 2O66 Warwood avenue.
Warwood. n. J.. MCKINLEY. in the
let oF
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man with some office
experience. Apply Room 401. National
Bank Bldg. 18th and Main SITS, or call
1857. f-l2-l
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The palm tree puts forth a branch
every month.
The Wheeling intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1903-1961, 1920-02-16

Chocolate was introduced from Amer
lea 10 Europe by the Spaniards.
The Wheeling intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1903-1961, 1920-02-16

Color Of goldfish ranges from golden
rcd. through pale yellow. to silver
white.
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wANTHD-Housema Apply Mrs.
Fred Behrcns. Telephone. Woodsdale
l48. f-l3-i