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The Washington herald., 1921-03-08
HARDING SHEDS
LIGHT ON u. S.
ARMS QUESTION
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the power to dictate the legislative
program. The views of all will be
considered"
That means. then. Mr.. President
there will be more dinners like
thisT' one correspondent asked.
"Oh, yes" he replied, smiling. but
I don't want you to commit our
larder to that extent"
This Is the early step" the Presi-
dent continued. 'fn the3 fulfillment
of what believe to be the best pol
icy for our type of government. We
should get together and talk it
over"
The Colombian treaty was discus
sed, but no decision regarding it's
consideration was reached, Mr..
Harding said in response to ques-
tions.
Asked if the present extra session
OF the Senate would continue or
come to and end, the President said:
"A good many want the Senate to
stop at an early date. Many mem
bers of the House want to make
their plans for a little vacation.
and want me to tell them how long
they can stay away so they can take
a vacation. So I'm telling them
that the session will not be called
earlier than April 4, and maybe a
week later
TT was a most pleasant evening""
the President said in bringing the
interview to a close. They all
seemed to like to get together and
touch elbows.
I'VE like this method of announce
ment." one correspondent replied.
and the others agreed.
We'll. 1 like to be frank with you
whenever l can" said the President
Il am very glad of this opportunity
t. see you. Good night"
The Washington herald., 1921-03-08
Freeman VIII Speak
At Commerce Meeting

The washington :. Chamber OF
Commerce will hold its monthly
meeting on March IA, A. E. Seymour,
secretary. announced yesterday aft
ernoon.
The Rev. DIR. Freeman, rector OF
the Church of the Epiphany, will
be the speaker at this meeting. Dr.
Freeman has been active in Cham
Der of Commerce work for some
time.
Chairmen of three committees
were announced yesterday. They
are Ross p. Andrews. wholesale
trade; Harry King, public utilities
Michael Heister, building industries
The Washington herald., 1921-03-08
Peoples Prices on
Pure Food Products

Armour's Grape Juice, pint, &c:
quart NEUTRALITY-SUSPICIOUS.. SIC
Welch's Grape Juice. pint. 32c:
quart ................ .62c
Peptogenic Milk, Sl.15 and. .5ec
Brooks Barley. 39C and ... 23c
Robinson's Barley. 45c and. 25c
Johnson's Barley, Csc and sc
Eskay's Food, s2.69, 59c. &c and 21c
Imperial Granum. S9c. 59c and &c
Nestle's Food. s2.6s. 59c and :sc
Peoples Special Blend Coffee.
Bee Brand Root Beer Extract I5c
Ovaltine, small size; regularly
CSC ............... 5ac
Dryco Dry Milk, S1.19 and. 5ec
Rorden's Matted Milk. sass, 75c
and .......-..,....... &c
15c Mellin's Food d.......... 5sc
sl.O0 Horlick's Matted MIX ssc
Welch's Grapelade, l5-oz. 3sc
Welch's Fruitlade, l5-oz. 42c
The Washington herald., 1921-03-08
BloonaingdaIe Citizens
Want Playground Lights

a resolution requesting that an
adequate lighting system be in
stalled. in the Bloominedale play
grounds. in order that the children
OF that vicinity may play at dusk
In safety. was passed last night by
the Northwest Washington Citizens
Association at. meeting at Second
and streets northwest.
1t was announced that. Prof John
W, Adams. Of Technical High
School, will givesan illustrated
ture at the next monthly meeti.
Charles H. Mayors presided.
The Washington herald., 1921-03-08
Short Triat Predicted
For H0m0Hs Slayer

OKLAHOMA CITY. Okla. March
Trial Of Clara Smith. charged
with the murder of Jake l. Hsmon,
prominent Oklahoma politician and
multi-millionaire oil man. which is
scheduled to open In District Court
at Ardmore next Thursday. will NOT
last more than q week. 8. p. Freei-
ing. attorney general of okiahoma
in charge Of the prosecution. pre-
dicted today.
Freeling said he believed q jury
could be selected in days time
that the defense and prosecution
could complete presentation Of theii
evidence in two days each and that
the case could be given to the jury
in the sixth or seventh day.
The Washington herald., 1921-03-08
MARSHAL FOCH
ORDERS TROOPS
TO CROSS RHINE
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willing to Withstand any sacrifices
imposed by the allies.
DR.. Terschler. secretary of the
German delegation in London. stated
that these kilograms did much to
hearten DR.. Simons in holding. out
to the end
Gen. Won Seekt, of the German
delegation, today ATTENDED the con-
ference for the first time in the
uniform of a Prussian general
The Washington herald., 1921-03-08

retary Baker announced the grad
ual reduction OF the force to 5000.
The American troops are on the
Rhine under terms of the armistice
The movement into Germany is un-
der the treaty of Versailles. to
which This country is not party.
This situation ends all possibility
OF the Americaps taking part In
the advance, II was pointed out here.
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Ruling Elders of ID. c.
Presbytery Name Officers

The Ruling Elders Association of
the Presbytery of Washington had
its initial meeting in the Eastern
Presbyterian Church last night. AL
red d. Calvert. Of that church. was
lected president, and William A.
nell. of the Garden Memorial Pres
yterian Church, was elected secre-
Ary.
The Washington herald., 1921-03-08
GILLETTE
Triple silver Plated
Safety Razors

These are the genuine original
Gillette Safety Razors, standard 1900
and $3.50 sets. in a nickel-plated or
leather sealed package with collap-
sible handles. exactly the same as
those sold everywhere and almost
constantly at the full price.
NOTE-These Gillettes are NOT
the khaki packages used by the army
and navy-they are NOT the govern
ment stock with the nickel plating
instead of silver. with handles that
don't come apart in two pieces
&c. &C.
But-the genuine original Gillette
regular $500 and $3.50 sets S0 OK
complete with blades. Choice paw
The Washington herald., 1921-03-08

A noted German engineer states
that coal, under 200 atmospheres
pressure. heated to between $40 and
72o degrees Fahrenheit. and mixed
with hydrogen gas, becomes liquid.
AS the energy is greatly increased
he predicts that in the near future
IL. will replace the solid coal.
The Washington herald., 1921-03-08

A Danish physician has discov-
cred a new fuid which removes all
pain in wounds. 1t is a powerful
disfnfectant.
The Washington herald., 1921-03-08
Guaranteed Rubber Goods

Reliable" Hot-wster Ocx
Bottle, about 2-qt. size 800. SOS
Congress" Fountain Syringe,
made especially for our store hy
Goodyear: about 2-qt. size: com
plete with fittings; c1 Qc
guaranteed one year. C1.Vo
Goodyear Hygenic" Bulb Sy-
ringe No. 500: made Of extra
heavy hard rubber 0S<
pipes .................. Wy
The Washington herald., 1921-03-08

Congress- Comb
tion Fountain SyT
and Hot-Water Be
Goodyear make; g
anteed two &C
Samson Athletic
porters; good
quality elastic.....
The Washington herald., 1921-03-08
Halls Cherry
Expectorant

The best prep
aration We can
recommend for
coughs. colds and
most all forms OF
bronchial tro u
bles: can be given
TO the young az
well as the old
-3Sc and 60c
The Washington herald., 1921-03-08

The body of Eugene NJ. Seiders. a
former resident, who died Of apo
plexy in Washington Saturday. was
buried in st. Paul's cemetery. He
was a. years old and unmarried.
The Washington herald., 1921-03-08

Mrs Sarah NJ. Baumgardner. IS
years old, widow of George l..
Baumgardner. died this morning at
her residence on King street.
The Washington herald., 1921-03-08

Prices. soc and sI.0O isrs. Trial
size, 35c. NoxEema skin Soap, :5c.
Noxsema shaving Cream. 3Sc.
The Washington herald., 1921-03-08

"A Berry at Night
makes the Morning
Bright"
The Wheeling intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1903-1961, 1921-11-19

very style Of growth under their chins.
a rather dogmatc looking young man
just then brushed by them.
GRANDPA Their marked him with little
Way Of the head. Falling into his grand
sons habit of speech. he remarked en-
thusia stically:
Hes a dead ringer for the Uncle Sam
cartoons"
There were various other fringed
diners. Some wore mutton chops, but
these were only n few. Many wore
enormous soft boards that curled grace
fully over their chests
Il thought nobody wore whiskers any
more" questioned grandfather. Secret
~ he regretted having sacrificed his
own luxurious facial decorations now
that he found the great city undergoing
a whisker renaissance.
Granddaughter Mildred regarded the
various bearded young men with An &C
customcd glance.
"Oh. whiskers,' she explained. YES.
that's the way you can tell the theo,og-
ical Students up around here from the
other. men students. l think the Meth
odIsts generally wear those underline
chin whiskers but ! never can tell
! what other brands OF theology are rep
resented. You see. all students have to
express themselves in some way. and
, the theological students can't rollick
and roar like other students, So they
burst ont in whlskers."
And they look very manly, very man.
", indeed" commented grandfather.
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THEOLOGICAL STUDENT TAKES Up
WHISPERS; GRANDFATHER IS SURPRISED

=. - -, 49,, -v I'll, crI.rl,. ant
''.N W. -, ro,,,o,,,i,erc5 ,,.,y.
vi w." .,'''i ~ ,I,,,,, h,s hooD ,isif-
80 VA. psf,ro sc,,,rr out for
,,E -r ,,,,' ia ,.I.r,.d ,ro ,,T,o GO bar
40 h ,',,ioh nc has natron,zcd FOR n
n.r-y and carefully had
.,,,, i,,,,, ,,,,,.od -y-y
~" ''H' -, l,Is f,,,iIy.s urr,nys
III ~ g., >.a,,. ynr,, wand
""e. "' t,5,, r +. ,,T,,r rost-
"""h"'o ,.,,,,,,i,. No, hin,
EIH"""'r '""'7' ,"I'.,'.,
ann zen "."' Wy w. 49,, 49,, d.,~,rs ris
"', INV 49,, ,aI,n ,hn r,,,,f. ~
VISIT '"r! N""'u 49, oa rao,,,s
students ro'"'no"7 ""- ''' ,,,.n
restaurants "h' c"ae'e i"S "'','. NV
on Ftudrnt trade. rae '"onE"' E'e" w..
pleased tho e!oer'F f!S''"' rum t'T
tie Middle West Nl'l"Ee' li' leit II
would be 4 lot Ike gong 10 col'cBo
again.
"FnSt, there's the cafeteria where l
usually eat" exclaimed granddaughter
Mildred.
Grandfather WIS perfectly game for
the cafeteria. trays and all.
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DOG SUMMONS AID
WHEN WOMAN FAINTS

Slater4vilIr. ". Va. Nov. ia Pc;
bulldog probably saved the life or Mrs.
Bessie Alien here. While attending 70
household du:!rs n n" kitchen OF her
home Mrs. Allen ta'7t"d. Her huSonn
=. s. T. Alien. employed in glass fac
tory. had returned from work shortly
before and was asleep when his VIE
awooncd. The doc Ecnscd that 'o:Ae-
thing had Ho3c wrong and went 10 the
sIce?trE man on the second tioor ana
eadeavored 10 arouae him. inc anin!u |
wae chased away by Mr. AlleH Tho
dor retrrrod to Mr.. Aliens bedside In a
abort time When aroused tho second
Tina MIR. Ale? went down Etairs 70 In
vcstiCate. He found HIS VII" uncon-
r-ious IN tho sink. \ doctor was called
md he said tho woman had seen un"on-
sc:ouU for nearly two hours. She later
recovered
The Wheeling intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1903-1961, 1921-11-19
METAL PALM PLACED
ON UNKNOWN'S TOMB

washington. Nov. lS.--An aluminium
ral,r. cast from metal which rorrne"
part OF the framework ~ the f'rSt Yep
polin sho; down in tic World Wa. was
p,nced or tho tomb o. tho rnknown SOL
die at Arlington yesterday My doe
ration composed OF members OF n"
American Legion and several o%!"ers
from the staff Of Marshal Fnrh. The
palm was tho Rif, OF tho Partisan AS
focfaunn. composed OF former a'udeH's
If ,nc polvtNchr.c Institute,
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$1,000
MUST GRANT RADIO PERMIT

Washington. Nov. lS-rJuEtcc stafford
In IN. supreme court If the District OF
Columbia to-day handed down i decision
i'm the suit Nr"uGhr by the lntercity
Radio company, OF New York. III when
II vas stated ihat Il writ Of mandamuS
Was Issued requiring secretary Hoover
Of tho commerce department. 10 grant a
permit sought by tho company. Inc
romrany's Kermit, covering station
near New Y"rl; cay. wa4 refused o.
u,,a,s y..G, because operation OF this
station had !nr"rf,rcd with other I'M
portan: commercial. and government
Wireless stations on the North Atlantic
CON 81.
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BILL TO SUPERVISE
AIRCRAFT IN HOUSE

Vaccination. Nov. lS.--Creat!on - /"
bureau Of civil aFrNraUt.cS n t@e Do
partment Of Commerce - pro7o-el IN q
bill introduced ~ Representative Hicks
Republican. New York. TIE measure
provides For In%pectIcn' aHd N"en9'ns 0,
pilot, and planeL establishment Of air
routes and airdrorneS. ard C!Ssem'na :
tlor Of weather reports FOR the ecnoat
OF uiiotS.
The Wheeling intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1903-1961, 1921-11-19
CITY SEEKS A LooT-IN

p.t,snur.h. Pa. Nov. IA joint plan
for rcorGan!@iug ihe ! !rtShurGh Rail-
vlvs cu.ni.u"y. under which Pittsburgh
End ether mrnIrIra'.tics In the district
ar:o,:,l by the utility, Will have voice
IN the comrHny's affairs. was approved
late today by the city council! sitting
as committee on public service and
SURVEYS The step WAS taken after It
wears r~oue!1rratIon 81 the districts
traction prohlrm Ry this action ii WAS
indicated the plan would be adopted by
rho council. SITTING in It's regular Ca7ac-
I,y- ut It's regular meeting next Monday.
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HOT1CN

This IL 70 give notice that the West
VIRGINIA state Board OF Examiners and
Pogistration Of Architects will sit a,
rho Eiks' Club Building. ParksrSourB.
w. Va, on December 18th. 1921. ~
300 a. m. for thS purpose OF holding
examinations for and issuing csrtih-
Gates 70 all applicants desiring 10 regis"
ter or etaSrwl4s qualify under tho state
law 40 passed ~ the Legislature OF
1931, Chapter 107.
ApplIcattonS for such registration
must b Mad on or before tho Let day
OF December 1921. with A y. WysonE'
Secretary, 40& oAd Fellows Building,
Cbe1aat,o. W. va. no.l3.l9
The Wheeling intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1903-1961, 1921-11-19
HANDKERCHIEF HOT
MILLS TO START UP

yande-rrift. Pa. Nov 1S.-Notlc"s
have been posted BY tho American Sheet
and Tin Plato Co that on Sunday night
nine additional hot mills will be put In
operation. There have boon only II
mills running and thiH resumption vii
put in operation all but three OF the =
roil1u
The Wheeling intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1903-1961, 1921-11-19
oAnp INDEX FAVORED

Cincinnati. O.. Nov. lS.-Keep!nE
card index system on I'll known Grim
malls vas sivo'Rt~d hero today nj IN"
initial aos1!on Of tn" American lnsttnt"
Of Criminal law ana tT:miro!oSN. II
nlHc was declared the renHo o. N" o.
gRnl5atioa Tint trere should hc ol'""r
rola ;inna In tho e.:ov' 10 nUpTrc's Grim"
botwcc.l cliio1 and rtrt"9 md between
tho Ht.t- and nation.
The Wheeling intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1903-1961, 1921-11-19
ASSAULT ALLEGED

Trinidad. Colo. Nov. l%.-Cha-E"a
that members OF tho State Ranger
forces at Frederick have without pVoio-
cation interfered with and molested
ynsrnb.-, OF the United Mine Work"-'
~ America. and in one instance assault
"A union man. were made here today
~ Mike l,!voda. vice president OF the
union IN District No. Is.
The Wheeling intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1903-1961, 1921-11-19
THE ToSACCO TOLL

Atlantic .1tv. y. j.. Nov. iS.--AddT"F@-
inr tho annual mrr>lng o; IN Atlantis
Clty County Teachers arHoo!nu y nor"
'odfy ~. THOMAS nr.EKH. ~ columbia
University, declared that mo United
States aac7t the" Zines a. much for
tobacco during 1919 nN Ma appropriated
for 4he schools Of the nation.
The Wheeling intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1903-1961, 1921-11-19

WANTED 49, An electrical appliance
salesman. by reputable concern: grand
cnrnrtunIty for tho right man: one
capable OF taking charge OF department:
do not answer ~ you have not had any
salen,rn experience: give reference
state ace, whether married or single;
steady position Is satisfactory. Address
Appliance Dept" care lntellisencer.
no.lT-i
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wANrED-AqRNrS.

wANFEp-MeR and women agents;
800 20 weekly. Sec Mr.. Bunton Room
50. Mcclure Hotel, 3 to s, to p. m.
not5-k
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PARK WAITED

WANT 20 hear from owner having farm
for sale: give particulars and lowest
rrice. John J. Black. W. Virginia st..
ihippeua Falls. Wisconsin. no. l9-cs-de3
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WANTET-Furnace settlers; must be
experienced and abba 70 20 ah"9"
wheeling Metal Speciality Co. Nine
tsenth and Jacob. no.Ii-l
The Wheeling intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1903-1961, 1921-11-19

SAI,ESAICE-well known New York
concern handling mems felt and straw
hats wants resident statesmen: state
reference. experience; confidential Box
a.. Room ZOE. World Bldg, New YORK.
no19-g
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ARE YOU working FOR yourself or for
the other fellow; I Will start you
working tor yourself without capital
Mr.. Yegeler SOL Penn Ave, Pittsburgh
M nol1-i
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wANTED-SALEsNEN.

LIVE WIRE salesman. aged 20 TO 50.
with car. Tor West Virginia: earnings
800 yearly possible: give ret"renccS
and experience. Giltett Importing Co.
cleveland. @. nols-g
The Wheeling intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1903-1961, 1921-11-19

TAsn there is the man who Is mem
A.r Of 10 many organizations that tho
onlv thInK Ia In sure OF 10 q big funeral
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ching, hint could l., written "c Mis-.
,,,.I,o,,a 7 C,yyy,r Of t'nmhr.dEc--
hcr Irn.nle daring Back to IL" Brevs-
,,rs and shields. Of the iIilr.n IRA.
-. Qualifications NJ ,'IyU N.nr days, e
,''' '' 'I, ,.,,..t,,.,,r mel ,.r ,r.u:
t..,,,s,rr,,,rs ,y,,,h ST.. attended.
,.,r.',., ,,,,,.., .ri,,ycr IN tb, Globe.
,- 49,. -.
hnt We prefer - ,,"' I,, 49,. r.,,,.
Of the nGe old h'H'" VITA ,. ,,,
g3Er-"Et' an" nor >,'''' ,,,.,,I,,r
Mrs. sawyer '"E ','' ,,,.@,, ,,na~.rs J.,
ter S"''h" "US'" ',!" n,,-,, ~ rho
Sa"N"'' ~" I'LL - ,.,u
"'' ,',,,,.,, ,n. widow WAS
FOR the h"Nl '"'''
IN "n"""''''' '''''''' ..,l,
The day 81" "rP'"" ''' ..,.,..,
NE Insurance company h'T No., -
consisted "f 20 IN ''Hn' " '''' ,,,r
determination and SIX hEH"f''-u"'.'''
equity On IL" N"u%" IA Wh'Ch ~"' "'',''
Her liabilities lr"lHd"! Sn''.' ''.'
rag,. on IN" sam" h"u&" ih" !'F
stomach
"tJy friends urged me- 20 eve tho
house up," gnid sur rcCn.iius III" Gays
re- ,rtnl "whey said. Let !; 80 AN"
start an over again" But wh"'e WAS
I ;, start WIN, could woman r''.''
~ wears IF axe do 10 earn lie. ~ '''''
=, ,,h -, IS II w,.rkl / determined
',. -. TO-, ,h, Ias, puss,sSlun
,,,,1 ,,r crnn, ne.
,r ,,,icl q ,,,r,..on as n clerk NJ %
aL r,,., roy. mo .h-ut $500 a
,io, ,,.,,,iI kccD N, alive.
'S"'' p,. +o Paw
w. md no IN, ~ lay
~" ,,. 49,. n,v,rnuts "a the
No'"'"H ~ ,,. r,,r,rcrcs
H'"' '''h 49,, md was
was E"I ?'"' NV 49, r.,,.,I mort
very anN"uS l" 49, ,,.o,. for rr,r
gage or E''"'' '"' ,,,, or ,yhnt
the owner ''h"'
/ liiI" cqH''F h'" !" " ,,,..,.r,-,r,y
Inc mousse was ,r,rco Cor,-
house. put m'"c u ''.> ',, Co... ,,vs.IC
l!F one ny "'",t ',ol ,h, r-s, and
in the attic. 80 ,'""'" ~
Sr''I'' ","'' ~ ~ ,rr,5 .. a non
In Iddiuon. ! was 'H"''''I ,,o
s!un for my hmsIHh" -, go
Civil War. MS RANK "''..,,, &C .
81 month"; o"i nv ,,o, ,.,,n IN
. ""nih rnHrr me "'' ,.,r
1908 they passed "l'.''' o,!,
Ercss giving IN" III" So
q l!t'le. hut every mt ~ ... hun
Il supNoS" HNcu on ,,""' ,'.,,..,,
drcd 4 year tho mrs. r.t"' ~ wa ,'
l forced my personal EXPENSES u" , :,
. by ia" most r'I|'"' - ',,,,,l :, Inv
most OF my 'l"""'S ''"' ,.'I l,s,,5 me
the things that were ,''"' ,,,,, ,,,r,.
longest F"r Year. -" ,.,..'Lf,s, and
two meals "'H = , aud A.,
""oa H'hn'i ''"' ,ta, ,.,.r, ,f,tu.
ways ri' re" vac '','' .,.,rI,,.,s
but suoS'!n' ..' @,' .,a..r,c.a
RaAa va tno4 ,' 900 ,,,y,ncn,s
1T
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POSITION WANTED.

WAETED-Housewo-k or factory work
by two girls. Phone Associated Cherl-
,ica 4eO-I Wheeling no.lS-h
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LOST AHD POUND

FOVNH-Bunch OF keys on wheeling
and WrllsburG car. Cali 4. G. at In
,.Iliven~er office. no.is-g
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FOR SALE--3o acre farm on @. c. 7.
road. "a miles south OF West Lib"
erty. good six room house. fine cellar.
water IN house: all good outouild!nsH;
ono apple orchard and other fruit; an
IDEAL home. Gail or write Mary r.
Gr4ese, West Alexander. Il. D. No. l. Pa.
no.19-t
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NEUTRALITY-SUSPICIOUS.
auKzrnss OPPORTUNITIES.

MANUFACTURERS distributor. New
York and export or Now Jersey: ac-
credited business executive: Christian;
twenty years experience purchasing.
selling. banking. transportation: wants
proposal c. II. Baechtold. Clark Place
Orange New Jersey. no.l9-g
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XMAS Cretoure Waterproof Aprons
High class with pocket: each one IN
holly box: $5.75 dozen; sells rapidly r"T
st.25: Christmas catalogue ready tree
schauruss Corp, 466 Broome ST. New
- no.l9-S
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WANTED
BOYS
TO
SELL
THE INTELLIGESCER
MORNINGS
BEFORE
SCHOOL
Office, 1905 Market 6.
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GOVERNMENT poslp!ors-Men. women
IS, over; wanted for railway mall
postofrtce. other government positions;
examinations soon: salary $l.tOO-Sl.SV"
year: experience unnecessary: partcu-
lars free. Write Columbia School OF
Service, Pope Bldg. Washington
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WE DESIRE = sorcerul and aggressive
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salesman 10 sci, our 1928 line OF high
grade calendars and advertising special
> ties in Wheeling and adjacent territory;
VIII consider applications only from
men OF reliable character and real sell
inE ability: send reference OF nanNS
and business mon. Thos. J. h"ckfnah
20. $40 y nth ST.. philadelphia. IA.
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TOR SAbH

FOR sALE-Canary birds. parrots:
cages. all kinds supplies. Dorsch Bird
store Castle Bids. As Twenty-serenth
street no1S-l
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FOR SALE-First class pool room; best
location In town. 20 South Fourth ST.
opposite FenraY Martins Ferry.
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FOR SALF-One horse. about 800 lbs.
Call 9T2-R. no.I+
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FOR SALE Tuesday. November -
1927. farm implements. horses. hogs.
grain and hay Linn Taxart. Battle
Run. miles from National Road. Trla-
delwhIa w Va no.lI-i
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MALE On FEMALE HELP WANTED.

MAN OR WOMAN wanted-Sa!ary SSS
full time. 75c an hour spare time
selling guaranteed hosiery TO weareT;
experience unnecessary. \ l95. Inter-
national Mills. Norrtstown. Pa. no.l9-s
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wANrBp-AAb4.

LARGE manufacturer and tooe"r re-
qulres services resident representa-
tive for Wheeling and vicinity. expert
cnced in selling pipe, valves htt'nS@
mill. mine. plumbing and factory sup
plies: reply stating age. experience
reference salary desired. etc. Address
V. 2. care IntclllEencer no'I'-I