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Richmond times-dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1914-current, 1921-08-14
PLANS TO BUILD 20 HOUSES
IN H0PEWELL SUBURB

Especial TO The Times Dispatch
liOFEWEll.. VA, Aug. I'm. T.
Broyhili. of the Rroyhill Camp Realty
Company, reports IA marked increase
IN activity OF real estate. Today Mr.
Broyhill sold To y. L. Black. of Nor
folk. twcnty-four lots I'm Washington
Heights for n consideration OF about
$1,000.
There will be twenty houses erect :
cd Immediately on the lots. which
viii be for the rental or disposal on
asy-Dayment plans To colored people.
If the plan Is successful he will erect
100 more houses. purcf2 sing lots TO
accommodate the buildings. There
are other important deals pending.
George Theodore also reports the
renting Of several houses which have
been vacant for some time, the ma
jnrity to families moving into Hope
well from Petersburg and vicinity.
Richmond times-dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1914-current, 1921-08-14
STEADY TONE PREVAILS
IN THE PIG IRON MARKET
while Orders Still Show Small Lots,
Very Moderate Improvement
els Noted,
tBy Associated prcss.l


NEW YORK. Aug. ia more
optimistic feeling prevails in the
steel trade over the future of the
market, although the volume OF new
business continues small and fails
to reveal general confidence. Prices
which constitute the bulk OF the
business being done. but when in
quirics for large lots appear. there
Is sharp competition and tendency
to shade prices.
n slightly stcadier tone prevails In
pig iron, and while the orders arc
sun mostly for small lots, in the
aggregate they show IA moderate i'm
provcment
Copper has shown IL better tone.
Ihe small lots of cIectrolytic re-
Gently available Il, around 1874 to
IL f-s. appear to have been absorbed
and business has been reported late
ly at the ~ cent level. Sales for
domestic consumption have been on
'hat basis with moderate sized lots
changing hands, while the reduction
IN ocean freight rates from New
york To the continent brought in
some cxDor, business At IL T. "a H..
with Germany good buyer The de
Hand from that source appeared less
hctiFc toward the end OF the week
when The inquiry from domestic buy
crs was also reported smaller. Tie
cartier week ABSORPTION. however.
seemed TO have strengthened the
position OF the metal. and no sellers
were reported below IL cents for spo,
WIN producers asking up to I2-I- 4
Tor forward shipment
Tin fluctuated a cent a pound dur
ing the week. following irreguIari;y
abroad, and finished about net un
changed. with business showing no
Improvement
Lead was steady despite the re-
"''l"h IN London and continued IA
reflect fair demand
Zinc was fairly active a, slight =
~ easier prices. was some buying for
'r'ehthi account. shipment to be made
W" sn'i ports. Generally speaking.
injuries were more numerous for
p".h prompt and forward shipment.
jury production was about 5000 tons
Icss IMAM In June.
Hnhmony quiet and unchanged
WIN some bids OF cents in bond
Tor future shipments
Richmond times-dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1914-current, 1921-08-14
WANDERLLST SEXES "a STERN
GIRLS HIKING TOWARDPACLFIC
Not Few Of Them Are Tramping Across Continent
This Summer, Gathering an Occasional cliff" From
Kindly Automobile Tourists

irownstcin and Myra Levine. former
students of Syracuse University. who
recently hiked from the Pacific to
thcir homes here. praised Western
men SO highly that many mothers
began praying that their dear daugh-
tcrs would not get any of those
crazy ideas OF walking across the
country" into their heads.
Florence Roscn and Gladys thinner
man. Of New York. reached Lot, An
gclcs few days ago. after long
tramp across the continent. broken
by jobs Of stretching octavcs on tyne
writer's whenever funds ran low.
They liked the opcn-air life so well
that they Immediately began saving
up for return jaunt
Richmond times-dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1914-current, 1921-08-14
WOMAN KILLED AS PLANE
FALLS BEFORE HUNDREDS
IRy Associated Press. I

PRoUTS NECK, MAINE. Aug. 10
Mrs. Edward ID. Noycs, wife OF the
cashier of the Canal National Bank,
of this city was fatally injured in
the fall off an airplanc TO the beach
here today. Her niece, Miss Peggy
Smith, of Nonquitt. Mass, and tn.
pilot. +. ]. Chouinard. of Biddeford,
we're hurt, but not seriously.
Hundreds OF summer visitors, in
Guiding Miss Smiths father, saw the
plane go into nose dive and plunge
into the sands from height of less
than 100 feet. Mrs. Noyes died at
a hospital three hours later
Richmond times-dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1914-current, 1921-08-14
REGARD SILESlAE PROBLEM
WITH MUCH IMPORTANCE
IBy Associated Press. /

GENEVA. Aug. 13.-Settlement of
The Upper Silesian problem, which
has been intrusted to the league OF
nations. Is regarded in league circles
as the most important question with
which that body has been faced. 1t
is feared that solution will be pro-
longed. as great mass of documents
must be examined and the experts
must he heard.
From the moral viewpoint. the fact
that the perplexing problem has been
referred to the league OF nations Is
deemed as adding considerably to the
leagues prestige.
Richmond times-dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1914-current, 1921-08-14
MAKE SURVEY OF cost
OF ARMS CONFERENCE
Financial Plans So Far Discussed
Provide Only for Expenses of
American Delegates.
IBy Associated Pr,sx.l

WASHINGTON. Aug. l3.-while re-
plies were awaited to the disarma :
mcnt conference invitations. the adj
rinistration today made it's first sur
ycy OF the probable financial cost OF
:.ie meeting. The estimates consid-
cred were entirely tentative. con-
customs being delayed pending more
definite formulation of the confer
cncc plans themselves. II was ind-
Gated, however. that an additional
appropriation oc perhaps 100000 or
,:00.0O0 might be requested soon OF
Congress
The subject was discussed so far
aS present Information would per-
init. at meeting today between
President Harding. Dircctor-Gcncral
Dawes. Of the budget. and Under
Secretary Fletcher. OF the state De-
partment. who has been placed in
charge of physical arrangements for
the conference. No announcement
followed and IL was said that further
consultations would be held later.
Press dispatches rejecting unccr-
taInty abroad az To who will pay the
expenses Of the delegations of other
rowers here failed 10 draw any state
ment Of policy from this government
hut IL has been apparen, since the
conference negotiations began that
the United States was making nc
preparations to assume liability for
such expenditures.
SO far az the financial plans have
progressed they are said to provide
only for such expenses as may be in
cLrrcd by the American delegates
themselves. but by the conference as
Il whole under such headings as print
ing, office space for general officials
OF the conference and the preparation
of data\for general use.
Richmond times-dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1914-current, 1921-08-14
GBy Associated press.l

NEW YORK, Aug. 13.-The roam
ing complex. sometimes called tho
wanderlust. has become epidemic
among Eastern girls of debutante
years. Not few Of them are tramp
ing across the continent this sum
ner. gathering AN occasional lift
from kindly automobile tourists and
walking the rest of the way Social
ed sensible shoes. khaki trousers and
the will to work when the purse be
comes cmaciatcd characterize tho
most OF them.
Some of these Eastern girls declare
they find the West safer for young
women than New York city. Rcbecca
Richmond times-dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1914-current, 1921-08-14
Fishermen Have Poor Season.

LYNCHBURG. VA, Aug. 13.-Al-
though this immediate section has
been suffering from drought, fish
crmen here have had poor season
for bass fishing. for the James River
has been too muddy nearly every day
since the season opened. June 10. to
permit following the sport. Frequent
rains have occurred above the city
and these have tGcn often enough. to
keep the James very muddy. so that
fishermen, to enjoy the spot; have
been forced to go to the CowpastGre
River. above Clifton Forge. though
at times there has been some fishing
on the upper James.
The Wheeling intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1903-1961, 1921-02-05
Side Talks ~
by Rnth Cameron ~
TIE TIME

.Nnd then there u the period just be-
for" Il third life comes into being. when
those who truly love are drawn closer,
shut off moro completely from tn" world
BY their great and ever new AMI unb"-
lIcving miracle. than 1T any oth"r time.
Then there alc the years Of young
married HE after adjustments haze "ct'li
made. and when thing ar" running
smoothly and both arc file! Win tmr
comes at the prime Of a NC. lived life.
And thor there's the period ri later
mIduic aE" when then anil mas Sauhk
to two again-two who hay" many ten
dor memories in Cnmn.on. NC who ur-
! lcrSt4nd each other and love each Oth"r
the more he"aus" and in spite Of K. t""
VINO rin find a dep and tru@ hi happiness
IN passing on into III" Ct!m and r"aC.
of old age sine" hand ii haud thcy'E
60, and si""p together at ~" loot,
Different for Different People.
When Is tho happicSt period in ones
life depends >om"Wha! on wat ar" the
/ c~VIraReUuS circumstances IN rarh life.
But II IS my humble opinion that II IL
/ far loss likely to be tho honeymoon thAn
any other ;icri"d. b""auS" the honey
moon nolds 80 many establishments and
Is lived in the unnatural condition N
which neither has his natural TREND
ships and duties In Gas" ~" strain Of a
new aud constant compromising. There
: for" | AIN glad. ~ | sad before. to krnw
that someonr else dared attack tie
~, red tradition.
| Perhaps shall II" cX"cratcd by some
Cor taking sway tn" joy OF expectation
hy such a suggestion. But | haT" Il
r-c,rnC tina ! may also be- blessed ny
som" Young people who have just pa SSch
through = honeymoon and found ii not
50 perfect as they expected and drawn
,hc natural conclusion thai If this - thu
no<t and the rest an anti-C,imaX. 'h"F
may hay" made u mistake. Such. ] am
.-,r, ,..r'' ,,t' hIrts,r mr. for ElICNrgflnu
that Tho anrnymnor is not necessarily
tie best. and thQt they haN" "v"ry r.Gh!
to look forward 70 much greater apt
ness.
The Wheeling intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1903-1961, 1921-02-05
HIS BREATH CAME
IN Clasps, HE SAYS

feeling in the pit OF my stomach IKE
iron and the gas from my undigeSteu
food made my heart futter until my
breath would come in short, QUICK
gasps.
Il would get binding dizzy. why
one day one OF these dizzy spells struck
me and fell right down on the faii-
road track. ! could hardly sleep anu
felt so tired in the mornings 1 could
hardly make It 10 my work
In fact. I was just as near p!ayco
out as i man gets to be to keep going
But even before I finished my first bot
tic OF Tanlac my appetite was better
the gas wasn't 30 bad. and l felt net
GER in very way. finished my second
bottle feeling iin". and have felt that
way ever since. cat anything I want.
never have Il touch Of indigestion ana
sleep - a log every night. 1t -
almost iast believing that a medicine
could 60 50 much good in 50 snort a
time. Tanlac is just great"
TanAc Is sold by Hogc-DaNis Drug
The Wheeling intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1903-1961, 1921-02-05

Tho Fortnight WIS near it's c~onciU-
sion and both looked forward with
caEcrncSS TO the return to England. lie
would plunge into his work. She would
be near the llawthurnS and have friends
to come 10 see her. Neither Of the pair
regretted III" step they had taken. Each
loved the other. but 4 honeymoon was a
;r! ing institution viewed a. a whole
| came across that paragraph IN a
book the other day and vas delighted
with Il. ~ ~" always Is when one
finds tn" thoughts that one has had half
formulated in on.'s mud appearing III
PRINT.
There has always been a tradition that
The honeymoon is The hIpp:rSt time in a
man or wuman'S iifC. II one could have
biz. subject To "stat.StICat"" upon I
haven't "A doubt - the world that one
Wuu!i scarcely find one cas-" In five.
even among tn" most devoted lovers, IN
winch this VAS tru".
There Are Unconscious Lies, Too.
You notice ! underline" truthful. That
j. b"caus" meal a great deal by II.
TNcgr are I'M onSrl"uS los as We'll as
conscious ones. Many p"opl" would Jay
ihcir honeymoon was the happicSt time
even II they knew i; MAS not. just be-
rauS" Ih"y would b. afraid people would
lHirk ta".r marriage Wasn't happy. Ana
many other p"nrl" would say II was be-
caus,. they would really hin No-be-
cause that Is the traditional thing TO
;hink.
So. vow see, oven If W. should engage
= S,aI.Sti"lan Il" make inquiries on tbs
important point (which seems q tUltIe
unHk"iyD. VEG shouldn't get any very re-
Liable results.
ltu, ,".l M. Render friend. You who
arc in III" habit e r"R!i. thanking. don't
YOU aGln:r that 'h"r" u,y well b" per-
iodS N ones He that are more perfect
The Wheeling intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1903-1961, 1921-02-05
Railroad Worker Declares
He Had Suffered for
Four Long Years.
His Troubles Have ALI Been
Completely Overcome by
Tanlac, He States.

"TIniac has given m" better ncalth,
muscle and strength than ! have had
IN years" said =. l.. Chambers, %i3o
Eighth Ave. Huntington. W. Va,
blacksmith at the ChcSaP"ak" a ONO
ra!lrOad shops.
During tn" past four wears I nav"
suffered untold misery from indigcS-
ton. constipation and other troubles.
often was under such a strain from
nausea that II looked lik" ! would break
a blood vessel and got so weak !
couldn't stand UP. There was a heavy
The Wheeling intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1903-1961, 1921-02-05
wANTEO-To RENT.
WANTED

wANTED-Modrrn e." or SIX room.
and bath, Eous" or APARTMENT, central
l., Grated IN NG.@..ug. .No children
Iaii Martins ferry 33?-W. Js-2"-tt
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w ell. then on i0''"'''
you'll think ,t$ St'll ..,"
Il promised ""u'H" ...o- .sy
welt u"Ht IH""N y"
IL. e. r-~cd PATTY,
Go on fI'''"''
VOL 80, ,Eou -, rn, TO-" SAID FATTY.
W hat ! WIZ S'''h cousin lIerber,
L'H 800 Rnm"or h.ye 20, the incest
anu ". Ln,. IN town
'H~T u " 49, was staggered.
.."MMo', i.,t,y said IN her charming
W. ,%Hinot Iirrhrr, and Henry'v"
N"I'r' "," nr any hoy in
town" rr cried ,ncrcdu-
LOU ~
tr". | f"",.E 10 ! ~ I.nrv Euoter
ii'rp'r mst The Incest, c,cs OF am
nave go, ,nSS inc
'"nnu""iI " ncvcr heard ANYTHING like
, tht. hrforr"" Florcncc declared.
I'm, don't YOU think lh"v'V got thr
,a ,v,~ Of any boy in ;nwn:.' Patty
inr,isI,J ,rpcaiimgN
'"S.IiS',, "iin said ilnrcnrc. "lhcir eyes
ar, InSt horrabl,"'
.Whar"'
" Hm1., ,,o." continued Florence
,rdnry "Ir,. th., ycrv wurs, inultn'
~, .Hni,,y .vcs cv,r SAW. and that
r,s,y nI,Ir Henry Rioters yves
NIt laitv Suddculy became iIdG"t\:
she hurried away from th" l"nrr.
i 'If1,s over mere. f.pTtlN', IN "'''''
"Irt's 20 over To- the rlncr side OF TN"
: ard nd ,,k"
,, ,,. tim, r,r her 10 take some
"" :. r. .ro wisLcJ 10 show any
,,,i Nrssrs, Atwarrr and l~i"otcr.
seated quietly '"E|t'"r "["n .. rhnurh
IN. ",n't Hnu' - ,"nm knnt hnIrl were
M,nM om" ,m sTnn Sims Of inward dis
h'Elnnl"h l, H'nT H,hnI w,th unc\-
turnhi't, t,hn,jn I n com nlcXions
I''tcH intl'"p.'t.''' IT, Imam Flor
n"u H''Nn 'n'" rrcssinns Of
chtc" 'I." ,. tnrucd their
"PInlo'l' S'""'S -, ,Lr frucc.
nGauS 70 l"nN 49, w"hich stood Inc
upon the o,h'r HIo' ol wy. ,h.t ,bcy
h'a'lEh,r OF tM,.' ,h,nrht
Iar'u MIA, .""' ''' ,uowrI 10 70
around Tnlkinc like this and prciudic-
Sry "yr-ybnLy that had a WORD to say
for them.
Come on oyer h"rr. Flor"nc".'
called PATTY huSkIly. from tn. other
, side Of the yard. Lets talk over
here"
"tY,rono ,,z nu,zlcd hut consented.
.Nvhat Won want to talk over here
wa tou H"T' ~
'oI,1ih ~ "T%'U ,ow" said parrv. Lets
20 N omi in ,hs Tront yar,i"
"Sbe lrI ,hn w1y around tho house.
and a moment later uttered a cry Of
Tunp,,~' as W. aInnr The pavement.
hcsi,a,cL al The cate. Their c"l"brai-
ed eyes showed some doubt for Il mo.
nrnt. thrn a hrazcnn">S. Herbert and
/, Henry decided TO Currr IN.
.nN. 49,, r,r,,os, hing" ,rjcd
III I ~ '" ,. =, E,ic .~n
i",H;' rn fl,r,nro n,u't Won dare
H n"
10 YEA Tm, uo,.," her ros,c. prom
"', ,Ing ,rhcsnjtnhly 10 ia"
two callers: What on CaT'N sou want
'"Iitu CIV iyaIrous1y took ,an duly
'rr ol y ,,n"n himself "Lnok hcrc.
go nv nmr NM and unric's Yard.
tnS, 49,, u,rt 70 CONS in !, got
ism ~. ! wan ~ N0"' "
The Wheeling intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1903-1961, 1921-02-05

wHEELER-ur Thursday. February >,
Igol. at ,:"j clock y. NJ, At the OHIO
Valley General h"$pitla. MRS. Al
GUST WHEELER ncc Burns). in the
i+th year II her age.
Funeral from tn" residence ~ her us
tor. 40. 36"i chaplin" >tc"ht MONDAY
afternoon at " u~'"iucn, orchids T me
family ar" invited - attrn1. Inter-
mcnt at Nj. IIuu c"ni"tr'y.
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MISCELLANEOUS.

FOR SALE-Sj% Il. vein O. coal u"Ir 4
Il and Il good location. l.. ". mt"r'
Gun"r. GaIuhriIg" -. t.. -. .. &C..
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wAHTED-Iou arc wanted. U. s. gov
crnmcnt jobs. Sl"j-s195 month. Hun
drcds openings. List free. Write imme-
diately. Franklin Institute. Dept. 4g5L,
Rochester. y. y. ja-l5-22-29-f-5
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FOR sALE-RIvEE CRAFT.

Full cabin, IS h. p. light draft mo-
torboat. Has an oak bottom, good
sized decks. IS e. hull. Lying at
Eleventh St, Wheeling. Henry
Salade, lloe Water St., Wheeling,
", Va, f-I-GNt
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wkNTED-Mcn for detective work. Ext
p"ricnCe unnecessary. Write J. Ganor,
former L. 5. govt. detective. st. Louis.
f-5-l2-l9-96
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PRYSoCK Friday. February (. 1921.
at $50 o'rIock =. M. AT the residence
ur his parents. 23II Market street.
LESLIE ". pRYSDCk. son Of Mr.. and
Ir~. Elmer T. l'ry~ock. aged 5 years.
= months and - da! :.
Funeral notice hereafter. .
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wANTED-Woman for cooking and
hou>"wOrk. no laundry work. Mrs. II.
T.. Fields. Howard Apt. phone 32i
WoodSdalr. f.t-I
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POE RENT-FurniShcd housekeeping
rooms: alSo one small sleeping room:
no objection 10 children. Apply l029
ChHplinr 81. f-3-i
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sHrvELY-On wednesday. February ..
ln@l. al 80 o'clock y. M. AT the home
Of samuel Brindly. near l;ayland.
ALMA T.. SlElNEI.f. ~
Services at H~up"wrll church $50 p. m.'
Saturday ttU-day.) -..,
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wANTEp-MAL1

wAETED-Bnys from Is TO IS years OF
age. Geo. Il. Taylor Co. fish
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KocK-On Tuesday. February !. 1921,
at I:I5 O'Clock g. m. At her late resi-
drnrc. No. IS ~l.dgiEStun Lane. MRS.
.JULIA \. ROCK, widow Of the late
Andrew -. Rock.
Funeral service ct III" residence Satur-
da, morning at $50. REQUIEM hign
mss A, st. MichcIS church 4: 500
O'Clock. Friends Il "a family are re-
.rcrtfully invited t. attend. Inter
,urnt at NJ. .-tllL-E C,.n"ic'y
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FOE RENT.

FoR RENT-rurn!Shed housekeeping
room. suitable for = men; also one
SINAI! Sic" ping room suitable for one
man. Phone G569-M Wheeling. f-3-i
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WANTED-Cook, also houssmaid. Ne
laundry work. Nice home. Rhons
275. ja-Sl-k
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wAHTED-=@AL8.

wANTED-Young lady. Steady employ
mcnt. Part night work. Apply West
crn Union. S3-i2th street. FISH
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FOR AENT-L.arce office room on sec.
oud' floor lntelligcnctr building. los
session at once. Apply 1n~telligenceI
office. t-6-tf-
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HARR1soN-On Friday. February =,
Ia2I. At $50 O'Clock y. m. MARY
HARRISON. rvl.ct al the late Hugh
HARRISON. 4
, Funeral from the residence OF her dsVgh-
ter. Mrs. Edward pail"r. No. So TWEEN
ty-third street. on Monday. FeDruary
: 1921. at $50 o'clock i. III, followed
.Lv -e0I!,m high mass at st. JOseph's
cathedral 1t 10 o'clock. lntermcnt at
MI. Calvary.
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FOB ShLE-TARMS.

FOE SALE--t No ! farm Of ID" acres
with good buiid.nc,, f'r sal" cheap To
ouirk buyer. For further information
call on or address +. y. Manning,
WcllShurE. ". Va. ia-"J-p-St-Wk%.
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wANTED-Men to qualify for firemen,
hrak"rn"n. experience unnecessary
Transportation furnished. Write AZ
SculcS. Supt.. st. Louis. f-5-l2-19-26
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wANTED-A few responsible men to
J represent 4 progressive life insurance
company. Local territory. Whole or
part time. Liberal contract. Address
\. X. Ryan. 1910 Chap!inc st. Wheeling.
: w. Va. flo
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wANTED-Couple willing &c be married
on stage OF Fenray Theatre. Martins
Ferry. Wednesday. February IS, 1927. 1t
7:3u :. m. Must be bonafide wedding.
For particulars apply at office OF Fenray
Theatre or make appointment By phoEe.
Martins Ferry $50. Ja-lI-2lt IS
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MALE Or FEMALE HELP wAA11D.

wANTED-Man or woman. salary $3s
tuil time, 15c an hour spare time. SELL
ing guaranteed hosiery TO wearcr. Ex-e
pcriencc unnecessary. International Mills,
NOrriSloWn, Pa. f-5-g
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well. thank YOUR! MISS FalrchlId
rrjnined. as she entered the house
The two boys stood waiting. having
In mind to go with Fatty as far as her
own gate. That's a pretty way t.
speak TO company" Herbert addressed
his cousin with heavily marked sev"C-
ity. Next time you do anything lih"
that I'll march S'ra'<T' n The nous"
and inform rnur muther - ihe fart'
Florence stll swung her foot and
looked drcamlIy away. She sang. 70 the
air Of Rock Of Ages:
Henry Eootcr-Hcrhert. too they
make me siCk--that's what they do
However, they were on'y too well
The Wheeling intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1903-1961, 1921-01-04
ARRANGEMENTS INCOMPLETE.

Up until 4 late hour last night funeral
arrangements for william Jones. ST..
coIo~rd. of No. ll3 Twelfth street, had
not been completed. bat Will probably
he he'd the last OF the week. Mt Jones
WAS ono of the best known co!ored resi-
dents OF this city and had large circle
Of friends At the time of his death'
which occurred sunday evening he was
SIS wears Of age. The deceased was an
active mcmbc: OF tho Simpson NJ. Il
church.
DECREASED was married on Junc ~.
1856. - Mary Anne Ho.linEer by tho
late Roy. Lester. OF West Alexander. Ia.
~. wife died about two years ago. he
leaves two sons. William l.. Jones. who
conducted ono Of Whce!ing's best known
barber shops, and Charles +. Jones. or
plttshurgh: and three daughters. Mrs.
lanes Rran&on, Of Wheeling. md Misses
Sadie and Ella. ~ home. Tvs" OF tho
.LaurhtcrS ar" well known for their SER
vices as teachers in the Lincoln schol
There arc also two grandchildren. Mrs
Nathin Iaiihfu and Charles william
Jones, and one great srandch!!d, Robert
William Faithful.