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Wausau pilot. [volume] (Wausau, Wis.) 1896-1940, 1921-04-07
lynch Brandon fMlss.l slaxer.

Brandon, Miss, April 5.-Sandy
Thompson, negro. who shot and killed
Il. f. Dobson, a planter. near here,
was lynched near Langford. The body
was found swinging from the limb Of
tree.
Wausau pilot. [volume] (Wausau, Wis.) 1896-1940, 1921-04-07
birthday Candles.

The significance of candles on
birthday cake according to old Gus
toms, may be said to exercise evil
spirits and insures the honored guest
health and happiness and by their
number 10 Indicate his or her age.
Wausau pilot. [volume] (Wausau, Wis.) 1896-1940, 1921-04-07

DIR, and Mrs. l.. f. Spencer are
spending this week in Minneapolis.
Il. A. Pradt, Jr., departs for Ma
olson this evening on business.
The Rev. FIR. Way of haywood.
H., has arrived in Wausau 10 take
up his duties as rector of the st.
Johns Episcopal church.
Miss Lily Larson has returned to
Ladysmith where she is teaching, after
spendingAa few days with her father,
L. n. Larson,
VIM. Maxwell visited Mosinee and
Merrill Wednesday and today on BUSH
ness. Mr.. Maxwell is head of the
Maxwell Teachers Agency.
Mr.. and Mrs. Walter Alexander
and Miss Liberty Strobridge returned
last Monday from Florida and other
points in the south. They enjoyed
delightful two months motoring from
place to place. although spending
much time at the resorts near Miami
in southern Florida. Miss Ruth Alex
ander left them in the south to visit
friends at Philadelphia and Washing
ton, ID. c.
Mrs. Louise M. Charter will leave
early in June for an extended trip
abroad, travelling with small group
guided by the McComb service. Mrs.
Charter will sail directly for Naples,
them plans to visit Rome, Florence
and other Italian cities, after which
she will go into Switzerland A trip
down the Rhine will be followed by
visit to the battlefields and into
France. Then Mrs. Charter will
spent a week or more in England and
the latter part of August plans to re-
turn home. Miss Mary Kavanaugh
may accompany Mrs. Charter.
Wausau pilot. [volume] (Wausau, Wis.) 1896-1940, 1921-04-07

Special showing of young mems
watches at our store. Come and get
the prices. G. f. Dunbar Co. Adv.
The city health department reports
the health situation. in the city as con-
tinuing the favorable conditions that
have prevailed for the past few weeks.
II, is stated that conditions are as good
as they have been during any quies-
cent period in the past two years and
that we have no right TO expect great
Wausau pilot. [volume] (Wausau, Wis.) 1896-1940, 1921-04-07
Hsarst's Magazine-A Liberal Education
The Bathtub King

Macnooder, the Tennessee Shad
all the old Lawrenceville heroes
back again in this first of a new
series by the unrivalled writer of
school-boy stories.
The Wheeling intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1903-1961, 1921-03-23
Russians Get CheSty
Over Their Treaties

~
l.nhu,h n. Mh7 y "'rTN>> "''NSHt
=, Pro Sn,I,, rnycrr,ncn, ~ ,~.t,iry
Win Turr.., Ir,at., nmI l;oN:,,,:r;, and
.Is, ,r,,,,,,.,rn e u, ,,,,.. ,T,..,y Vii,
mG,,.i ,,',,io o,,ran,,or, u..,h crn.,,
t, u|''i,,' '''"' ''''"' N'''
h'''''"'
Not al '""Sc trcat!ce conform :" any
desires SAYS O." n"SaE" "u' ihHi
are siEnth|Snt successes Tor IN" 500 ''
and Snow TIE 'ons"I oatl"n 81 It's power
on INC international FROM
The Wheeling intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1903-1961, 1921-03-23

showing that Tony CRfarro has about
800 on deposit In tho National Elk
change Bank, and thcr" were receipts
tn show that no hns paid, through an
Fin Grove bank. for his property on the
Poor House road.
Two other receipt. showed that he
had sent email amount OF money. only
about $3.50, to Italy recently.
Caferro Is n miner employed At Elm
Grove. but officers were told that he
does not work steadily.
Find Is Important.
Both Prosecuting Attorney Bach
mann and Chief Frazier last night e1-
pressed the belief that they had broken
up very dangerous gang Of thieves
IN the arrest Of the five and the Of
fcers were compl!mcntcd on all sides
for their quick. effective work.
Rosie Cafcrro was arrested . few
years ago for shopliftinB. paid $50
fine and served some months in the
Ohio county Jail. authorities say.
Officers who made the raid on the
three Elm Grove homes last night in
cluded Chief Of Police Fred Frazier.
Prosecuting Attorney Carl G. Bach
mann. Detectives Joe Humes. Henry
Walker and William Crumbacker, and
David Cleary.
How Woman worked Thsfts.
Detective Henry Walker last night
told newspaper men how the Caferro
woman engineered the robberies with
which she had been connected. that he
investigated. The woman. he said.
carries her young baby with her, and
when she has engaged the close atten-
ton Of a male clerk she suddenly de-
votes herself to a maternal attention TO
tho child which causes the ordinarily
modest American clerk to turn away
long enough TO give her tho opportun-
i,y to commit a theft.
Prosecuting Attorney Bachmann said
last night that he will ask that at
least $1,000 bail be required Of each OF
the five prisoners to secure their re-
lease.
Authorities believe that the fve may
have shipped away large quantity OF
goods before yesterdays developments
led to the arrests and discovery Of such
a huge amount OF stolen property.
The Wheeling intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1903-1961, 1921-03-23
LEGAL NOTICE.
Probate Of Will.

Probate OF Will.
Office OF the Clerk, County Court. Ohij
County. state OF West Virginia
In the matter OF the Pr1ha:e Of tao
Last VIII and Testament OF lEDb"c: Ms
bitt. deceased
The object of the petition filed n ihls
matter on the 2Sth day 81 february,
1921. IS 10 have admitted - probate n"
paper writing dated the 2lst dIf &C IAN
uaEy. 1913. and 4 paper wri,.nS attached
thereto earring date the i2th Ghv, ~
October. fsl5. pUrport.ng ~ -" ! 20 t.c'l
and which said papers wr'tG; ddt"d r"-
spectlvely The 2lst day o: IaauvrE. ."l3,
and the l2th day OF Octobe:'. 1915. pur.
port 10 be the Last Will aad Testament
OF Robert NeSbttt. deceased.
And it further appearing, from an Aft
Notary Public. by Frank W. Ncsbitt. one
OF the petitioners herein that Robert
Nesoitt, son OF William ]. Nrsbitt. W.
liam T. Nesbitt. Margaret Ear!y, Bianch"
Taylor. william II. Taylor James. II.
Reid. Ella Gtfen, Mary Cow, Kate
BlackfUrd. Gertrude Reid. Elizabeth
Ped,ow. Catherine kirkc, Sarah Ann
Horuer. Samuel Preston. Jr.. and Cath
crime W. Preston all of whom arr non
residents Of the State % West Virginia
arc Interested persons in TIE matter ~
the probate Of said purp"rted Will and
that in addition 70 the above AIMED
persons there are other persons inter
es,ed in the probate Of the said Will and
codicu whose names are unknown 70 mo
herein.
II is hereby ordered that they do ap-
pear at my office in the City OF Wheel
ing. State OF West Virginia, in the Coun-
" and State aforesaid. within one month
TIER the date Of the first publication
hereof, and do what is necessary 10 pro-
tect their interests IN said matter. The
hearing OF said petition is set for the
9Th day o. April. 1921. at 10 o'clock a. m.
Published Tor the first time WcdneS-
day, March :. 1921
JOHN II. Wells. Clerk.
County Court OHIO Co. West Va.
HERBERT W. NESBlTT. and
FRANK W NESBITT.
Petitioners, mr---S-le--S
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Inventor Supposed Dead
Returns Home Prosperous

N.w York. March 2c--Mourned as
dead Tor fifteen months after the body
III MS motUvOuLt awash on tn" Brook
lyn shore. uad BEEN identified and hurled.
taai t.e>mrr. s. years Old. inventor.
startled 4cGua.utaucrs In StHpIcton.
Staten Island. to-day. by driving Into
Gown. in = bright yellow motor car and
'a,i!uE them ne was $4,000 riches thai.
waen they saw h:m last HIS friends
were puzzled tonight over tho identify
OF tho man who had been buried.
,iesmer disappeared on November /.
1919. To the !uquiSlt!ve Of Stupleton.
he explained his prosperity was due 70
royalties on machine patents he had
won a law suit IN Macon. Ohio. he
then bought Il car. NJ said. made 4
traUScoEttnental tour and decided 10
come back 70 his old home here.
Il know nothing about the dead MAI
or the burial" no said. I'm going I"
open another machine shop and get I"
work"
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OHIO COUNTY BILLS
CONTINUED From Page oneD

the education committee authorizes tie
board Of education q: lark DISTRICT
Harrison county. to .ay Il sl"Ti.s. .rNy
for 1871 and ly22 for tn" purl",S" "f
securing sufficient funds to hh!"H '"e
construction Of Il school Quitting
Another prov idrS that al u" Terri
tory now embraced IN Sheet MINIS IN
dcp"ndcnt schuu! di%tr.rt ~ Harrison
county together win all the property
r".,l ~ personal. rights ana p!if ltrg"a
heretofore vested hE d""t or oth"r"!se'
in said independent S'h"oI district
SHALL be returned T. and til" Till" there
10 rc-vested in tho district 81 Grant IN
Harrison county. out Of which X was
originally created
\uothcr bI!I from this committee
uual.t!catlons Of dlstrir; supervisors az
fire.. schools and ~ dvslrn"d 10 meet
emergency in certain counties.
Ten From Judiciary
Senator Edgar l.. Stewart 81 the Iu"t-
Citry committee. lcpo'te" nut zen o'.."
with tue recommendation That ihey q"
pass and five with Tn" negative auI'St.
chief among the former w.i$ No % u!
Senator McL'larrn authorizing count!
memorials IN memory ana IN reCoEh'-
ton OF the services IN Inc WuTlu val
Of the soldiers and sailors from the
county in which auch u"!hor'A! may "T
Tn, county court If any county -
given power upon petition 81 t"Th.E
percent of the voters 10 LAY 'cr'A'" h'r
les based on population ana /" "|.u'l
and to establish at the county seat or
adjacent thereto. hy puTchaS" or "th"r
wise. ground, park "r grove anu |" ere
and maintain thereon Il "ul.h!HS :"
buildings. structure. monument or mon
unlrntS as Il memorial
Another Till the judiciary itE"ra ere
afrs "A child welfare r"n.mI*Ni"n 81 hH"
members to h: Lppu.n'"d hN thc gov
The Wheeling intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1903-1961, 1921-03-23
SHOW CASES ARRIVE
FOR THE STIFEL CO.

4 shipment OF show cases, counters
ard other equipment Tor the George h.
Sttfel Company store, which Is under
going extensive alterations. was rcce!T-
ed by freight yesterday frurl vi. l.. HIM
mel e. Sons. Of Baltimore. Nd.
This equipment vii! he used 20 rur-
n!sh tn. reorgan.zed and r"w DEPART
.mentS
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OF $4,000 has boon expended on IN"
structure 40 far and &l7.OOO NOR" 10
,,i,-cL rnr COmn!c,lun. The bill pnFs"d
10Th housca. II authorizes TIA" boatd "'
cduratlon nt the independent hcho"!.H'S
irIr, 10 lay special !cvy for tho ye'i
1871. W.. 1898 and 1924, not 10 'HS''"
ia uruts on ths 500 SaiuntIoH'
The Wheeling intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1903-1961, 1921-03-23
Bendor O DesPrter.

Nnw Yu,k. March - phi!Ip Rc"d"T
nu, Of ,hr Two mon he'd NJ Sew ur,cHIs
and h"!us I...etirncd by department az
jus.!re officials concerning the Wal
e;rac; explosion Of last fall cam" 4"
t&!s country crum Russia eight years
age. Mr.. i..z:c 'inrsky. MS SISTER. do
r.arrd hero today. The men wero taken
from IN, fc".eh;cr Tushv:lle when Fh"
d"rkcA ~ Tho Louisiana port ana
charged with Hrrt!uy on ;hr high sea.
Little - knnwi uf Blenders l!fc. H.'
a,strr ea d. Other than no was wander
"r. having spent most Or the time AT
sra. Two yrars ago no enlisted IN ~"
urnlv IN New York and was sent Z"
lamp Lows. Washington, where t"W
months later h. deserted. II" WAS mr.
rested n San Francisco n year 'ator by
military authorities and sent I" hos
p.;al hero for obqervution. Subsequent
y nc was discharged. Mrs Gorsky said
newer having hern tried FOR the oftense
About wcck ago. Mrs. Gorsky
stated. she received Il lr:tc- from her
brother dated February and post
marked Argentina, N which he told Of
leaving for RIO IN JaNcIre. This let
ter WAS followed yesterday by a postal
card written N Russian. and mated at
SAN: Thomas, Virgin Islands.
Washington. March @H.--lny, stigat!o
~ TIE five men landed IN chains today
At New Orleans from the frc!Ghter
EuShvllle has as yct tailed 20 uncover
any =, :dence connecting them with the
New York bomb explosion last Septrm-
Der. Il vas stated tonight by William
J. Flynn. rE.i'C OF the bureau or !uEes;:-
CATION OF the department OF justice. Mr..
Flynn added. however. that the Invest
cation was being continued
The men nrc charged specifically with
mu,.ny on n. h.gh seas, Nr. Flynn on
p!a.nrd adding that they w"H,d hc rel
in The federal court ~ New York. Other
officials Of the bureau. after receipt OF
Ne reports from New Orleans also OK
pressed In. opinion that mut!ny was
IN. cause OF The mems arrest
Til" detention Il the Ilvc men was 70
ported 10 The department only ten DAYS
aEo. Mr. Flynn stated. adding ,hat all
preliminary REPORTS 10 Westminster had
made i nrpcar that mut!ny wHS ~"
reason Cor their being taken int" Gus
toby.
The department however. !; was md
Gated. was ~; overlooking any posS,N:'-
~ that al "r some or II" mon might
have been connected with n" bomb cN-
p,us.or.
Shirp!ng board officials say they had
rcrcIvrd no reports Of wutj"y Oh
hoard 49, r';y az A''"n "N wHi,h tn"
Mon ,r:rn.G ~ Ncrnrr !; VA ~
,,'a.uri. a.w"v.~. that such \ na'''-
would l., handled Nv ~" N'w York
orf:r. or ~" board before a final report
-
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vcstIEat!on proceeded tonight depart
mont "f justice omirtaIs here said ih'y
doubted e 'he men hclh At N"w or
leans hal boon In any way connected
win tho Wall street bomb explosion.
Their understanding wa. they nhd"d'
ihH: Il was q plain cas-" Of mut'nI. ana
II So. tho mon wrUlI GaN" I" b" iri"d
At New Orleans. wh."N was ih' mrs.
port Of entry, If ih" "nlrE'S Uu'l III
volvo muttny. they sad, tie" would
be- no reason To !akr the mrn :" ~"
The Wheeling intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1903-1961, 1921-03-23

noon new epap"r who managed 10 TAX
- one nf the mon ard was abb" 10 peer
Through Some "f tho haEEag" hef"r" n"
Was excluded iruu the par'sh prison.
riu ouo outside Of federal officials has
I 'kcd with thc tTrn.
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DIAMOND THEFTS
CONTINUED From Page ons.)

rants. officers visited the three nohles
iast evening and found a hugo alhou
% loot, sumo OF Il bearing the Ihe
Wheeling. Bella!rc, Pittsburgh
VIE and r.a>; L.vrrpUnl ncrcI-A'N'
rho loot included almost every Gun
,v;yable article Of wearing hip't',
from baby ribbon 20 costly lulS az
oats. There was also pcppcr' HiuIci' 80.
.oap and jewelry, WIN coz"hS u
Of shoes. hats, mems su't*' osN'
dresses, bolts OF SILK. gloves aIoe'-'e1
and many other articles.
Entering the home Of Rosie Iala 'o'
the officers found four trunks "hu
huge box. packed full OF ufaHu Hs"
goods. There were also hu1teio
other ARTICLES OF apparel "ori'
sui!ed, which the police tN'hh
stolen. This Loot wAa found IN tne
Cafurro home. opposite IN" gaze ~ 49,
old Door farm. Further UP the. roof
II,,usr road. Marie Zup!tas home yielded
g lug bile ut clothing pr all SORTS ana
stu another lot Of loot " Far'ou"
kinds Of clothing WIS taken IN Ietr"
rir!za's place at ONrrhTook'
,rh, loot recovered at C;llArrTS was
hacked AS for shipment, and wiz TRUNK
and bnx locked and tied securely Win
-opes Unfortunately. the Containers
b,J not been tagged, 50 that the officers
could learn from this source where the
rararro's have been narkctingi stolen
goods. $1,000,
Az 81 the unwnrn loot was removed
IN tb, Central pole" station, where u
- being held. and merchants VINO nave
'o.t articles of clothing by theft arc
asked To call and Src # any OF thir MISS
I'm, urotmrtv is among the loot
Claims Trunk; Locked Up
While the authorities wcr" examining
,bo Trunks az Tn. central police station,
G..o-,,,. Mini, nephrw Of Rosie Cafalr',
u.,,lnI IN and claimed ono OF thr trunks.
II. y,ns locked up, charged with !cc"'F-
ing stolen goods. Deputy Sh'rIt o'!'e
Stewart MAS dispatched 10 the IHtarro
home and brought IN Tony CalaFFo'
NrS;r'S husband.
Dur Of the trunks taken FRO the "a
faro HON" contained about iPrtE pairs
Of shoes. Some Of tho shoes Were from
Einrcy's sho" store. some fr0dn the NJ
II. & NJ store a3d som" from me
rn,rlc.s Srccial store. at Stcubenv!llc,
Ohio Tier" WIS n hat ans "I"th:hH
.r.,, ~. Huh. u hat from kline Bro
,h.r< = ha: from Athar's al Bcila:r",
,n:,.. from Mu"l"r 6 Millcrfs stor" at
S,nuhnn,Tllr, six shirts from Nc
,'rrrry's store AZ pittsburgh. Il suit from
Gibson & Mr~"nn"lrS and n pair or
shoes from Iavi,S' store at canton.
ohio. Tags were removed from much
AZ the loot
U1tagged Wrist watch.
One watch found among the loot
bears no name. nor IS ;hcrG any nam"
IN tho conta;nnr 4 tag on the watch
bears n Jewelers. nrmhcr 1926. and is
marked as valued at So. Chief of Polio"
Frnf Frazier. IS try.nc 70 have this
watch identified
-. .r,.,.L:c hanE hook
The Wheeling intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1903-1961, 1921-03-23
SALESMAN WANTED.

wANTED-TraveltnS statesmen 70 ham
- our relief embossed letter heads as -
side line. Attractive proposition. The
mr-l9-k
The Wheeling intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1903-1961, 1921-03-23
BRAIN TESTS
By SAM LLOYD
Ton Minutes to Answer This.

II was the daily practice OF an &C.
centric milkman TO nil his two loyal
lon cans with pure milk and start out
to serve customers on four different
streets. the same number OF quarts be-
ing required on each street. After
serving the first street he connected
with the city water supply and 10. his
cans were again tilied to the brim. Then
he served street number TWO and again
backed up 10 the fount which replen-
lshed his cans as before. And 50 he
proceeded. serving each street and d.
luting with water until al OF his happy
customers were served. II 40 quarts
and one pint OF pure milk remained in
the cans after all his customers were
attended to. how much pure milk must
have been delivered on each Of the four
streets?
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wANTED-A9ENTS.
500 AGENTS WANTED AT ONCE FOR
MITCHEJL'S MAGIC MARVEL WASH.
ING COMPOUMD 5000 PROFIT
rToR MONS REpEArER Washes

clothes SpotleSSiy clean in ten TO fifteen
minutes. one hundred other uses in
every home. AstoupdS and delights
every woman. Nothing else like il. Ma
lures mightieSt cleanser; contains no
I've. lime. acid or wax. Free samples fur.
n shed TO boost sales, We positively
guarantee the sale of every package
EXC luSiye territory. OWa your own bust
ness. You cannot fail 10 make big
money. Baker. Ohio. mad" 5000. last
month Serd for free sample and proof
Hurry. hustle. grab this chance L
Mitchell / Co. ReSk 10. 1908 1874 E
6lSt. Chicago. m1r2lw
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wANTED-LarEe manufacturer wants
agents 10 sell hosiery. underwear.
shirts dresses. skirts. waists. shoes.
clothing. etc. Write for free samples.
Madison Mills, sos Broadway. New York.
d-l-eowed
The Wheeling intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1903-1961, 1921-03-23

wAMTBD-La6y or gentleman. as agent
10 secure names OF persons who desire
OF the regular date. Call 3569-M Wheel
Ing mr-lT-P
The Wheeling intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1903-1961, 1921-03-23

wANTEp-To' rent ~" room house or
a,ar.ment. centrally located in Wheel
*. oy family of Two; no chi.d-"u
P.gus Martins Ferry 2s9-W Enr-l6-tt
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wANrED-HousE OF APARr1mHr

LoSr-Wh!te FOX terrier. with one black
Reward for -s;urR. ca. 32f3-J.
mr-2c-l
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LOST AND FOUND

LoSr-Bunch OF keys. between Y. NJ
=. A and Virginia Theatre. Return
20 Y. NJ =. a. nr-23-g
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WANrED-Two young men TO run
news agency On Is. \ O. trttus. Ap-
ply AZ Union News 90. Office. Il. < d.
Drpo, cry. W"'-A-'
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EAcTEO MALE

wANrEp-M.u for gardening and lawn
- TcS Spr;t!rn Mcclure
g., ur-23.
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wANrED-FEMALE.

wANrEp-Ex3e-;err girl for general
L0uSewCrk. who understands cooSlnS'
Phone Elm Grove y mrs!
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wAHTEp-APARrHENr.

wANTED-ApLrtmsn furnished o. or
rooms as soon as possible. Central
located no chllden. Address Apartments,
care this office. ur-2%-i
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POE zENT-ruRN1sRED ROOMS

POE NEUTRALITY-SUSPICIOUS. rooms FOR light
housekeeping. Apply md floor Intel
rgencer Bldg. 1905 Market s.. r-l4-tt
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Answer 10 YestsrtlAys Puzzle.
The rcbus sketch represented Sole
and Skate
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PoR RALR-I have credit ~ $500 80
on new Chandler car. any model, VIII
sell credit for $4,000 O. any on" ;ntaS-
ested. Write Z. 0. Box 6S6. City.
iur-@2-.
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wANTED-N' .a.r preSNer ~ ""srA'"
f.,.,,h.rr Joseph W!acSdorEtSr. 2--S
Mt=Net -. y.t!. Nr----'
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MISCELLANEOUS.

FoR SALE sod double desk. 'trut oak
.u -r. .,rh ~" ,H;llrS. "u" r"""iI ,nE
" t.G SlH5 ~ ~.I for $50 Mus: DO
-.. g.. - rpi,r..,., -" Mr. Baurrie
.. tr..,"r'~ 'l.1 Market st. uIr-@Gn
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PoH SALB-RORSES.

YoR RENT-FurnIshcd front room In
1ntenigencer Bldg. 1905 Market ST
Phone 3449-J. f-22-tf
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wANrED-Positjon as cook 10y an cN-
rcr,ynred cieAn white cook. Prefer
: @ 8 men. l.. e Baker. D!lonHa.e' ."
r D. No. 80. mar-l-N
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wAHrEp-Two maids for domitory at
Stale Normal school. West Liberty
W Va. Good pay and pleasant working
conditions Write or phone WoodSdaIe
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The Wheeling intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1903-1961, 1921-03-23

poH sALE-One horse power electric
motor. IS II. OF shattnG. y rn. 'eys.,
drill press, emery stand. Cal }. r.
Hamm, T3l-M WoodSdaie. mr-2l-i
The Wheeling intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1903-1961, 1921-03-23

YoB SAIsE-Farm horses. Charles
Ridgley. Phone 205-W Elm Grove.
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The Wheeling intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1903-1961, 1921-03-23

Po8 sAIB-Two very desirable lots at
Holloway, O.. near X. OF ?. hall WIN
build houses - suit purchaser on re-
quest on reasonable terms. The Scot.
Lumber Co. bridgeport. o. f-l4-Slt
The Wheeling intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1903-1961, 1921-03-23

ZOE SALE-All kinds OF fruit trees and
shrubbery. from stark Bros. the larG-
est and best nursery in the world. Every
thing guaranteed true TO name. Drop
me card and will call on You; Isaac
Walker. Salesman, West Alexander. pa.
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