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The West Virginian. [volume] (Fairmont, W. Va.) 1914-1974, 1921-10-07
EAST SIDE RI6H
STUDENTS ACTIVE
News Notes of Interest
From the East Side
School

9ednasdRy morning very en-
&husiaStio meeting was held by the
Sfudent bod yof the East Side High
SchooI for the purpose OF organizins
th6tr classes, clecting cheer leader
and . student council. Two mem
baSrs from each class were elected
a Tenresentatives to tho council
Z Y1a new council, working in con
junction with the faculty will have
eoIfIhI OF the school activities. The
fasnlty personnel will act as ad
yisaTs to the students.
Professor Colebank says, : stu
dent council to function pfoperly
must be a democratic institution
ii which each school organization
IS pepreaented, Our purpose in en-
eovTsging student participation tr
this Fiast Side High school, is to dc
velop the future leaders Of this com
nlnnity, Since no better plan fnt
developing the initiative and re
Z liability IN Our future citizens has
bean found, we are embracing tbs
best plan that now exists We Zee
confident that a very high type o.
student cooperation and participa
ton can be built up in our school
We anticipate no prejudices among
the student body"
The constitution and the bylaws
81 the organization AFRO not entire
IL formulated. The proper commit
tees are Investigating the consti
fuHons and laws of similar orGanl
cations for the purpose Of obtain
ing come good ideas on the sub
The first important subject tbs
council will consider will be the
adyfsabiIity of publishing a school
annual this year. The school has
discovered thaty,a good annual Is
one OF the best assets that they
can have and that lack of an an
NAL is a bad advertisement fol
their institution.
student Council Members,
Rex Smith and Emma Johnston
Mark Trach and Mildred curroy
juniors.
Margaret Beatty and Myrtle Mil
Ter. sophomores.
Harold bacuS anu JANUS JOhl
con, freshmen.
CIaSo Leaders Elected.
In the we'll attended class meet
tngs held Wednesday the following
named students were named lead
ers of their classes:
Z, Senior Glass Harry Wilson
president: Ethel Eddy, Vice presi
dent: Eva Atha, secretary; Wilma
Buckley. treasurer.
Junior Class-Samuel Summers
flrasident: Mildred Nuzum, vice
president; Irene Smith, secretary
and treasurer.
Sophomore Class-Eugene Hill
president; Pauline Keener, secre
tGry; Kenneth Hanway, treasurer
No vice president yet elected.
Freshman CLASSIFICATION Schoo
The West Virginian. [volume] (Fairmont, W. Va.) 1914-1974, 1921-10-07

the eonte5 and MS bon Vii hght
ali tie wy. a pig crowd Is ex-
peeted st the gams.
The MonntaIneers are off for
Pittsburgh this afternoon, where
they Will be booked at the Willie
Penn hotel this evening; take an
automobile ride tomorrow morn
ing; battle the Panther in the az
ternoon and beat 1t for home to-
morrow night. A very busy ses-
sion as 1t were.
Wesleyan and Wash-Jetf play
, tomorrow at Washington. Pa,
Wash-JeGr is picked to win by four
touchdowns or better. They have
great team at Washington this
year.
Grafton High School and Fair.
mont High School meet at Graf.
ton tomorrow afternoon. It should
be a good game, with the result
an even money proposition either
way.
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iey. pTesident Leslie cleaEengsr
vice president, Gertrude Morgan
secretary; Grace Poe, treasurer.
Cheer Leaders Elected.
Frank Boyers was elected ttrs'
cheer leader with Lawrence Van
Glider and Walter Carlow as able
assistants,
Orchestra Organizing.
Miss Lucille Henry, the music
teacher OF the Central school, IL
busIly getting together talent for .
high school orchestra. Miss Henry
is trying hard to get a first class
orchestra started so that the music
at the chapel periods viii not be
entirely vocal.
New Courses Offered This Year.
Thre now courses are offered In
the high school. this term, chemis
try, domestic science and manual
training. Tho best equipment aVah
able for these departments has
been Installed in the new high
school building. The chemistry
Laboratory. especially, Is attracting
attention for 1t is the best equipped
high school laboratory Of its Size
in tho state.
Miss Beulah Walker, who has
charge OF the domestic science de-
partment, says, practically every
girl in schools enrolled either fol
the domestic science or the sewing
course" AFR. Gillespie has charge
OF tho manual training classes
while MIR. Hawkins head tho sci
ence department.
Faculty Well Qualified.
Mr.. W. y. Hustead and Mr.. Cole
hank claim 10 have an exceptional
" well qualified staff of instrue
tors. 4 list of the faculty, the sub,
iectS they teach and tho school
from which they were graduated
arc given:
George II. Colebank, principal
West Virginia University.
George w. Hawkins, science and
economics, West Virginia uniVeF
q Miss Beulah Walker, domestic
science, F. S. n. s. and Mechanics
Institute.
Miss Helen TAR, English and
Latin, West Virginia University.
Miss Lucy ShuttleTorth, History
West Virginia University.
Miss Sebic Baily. Biological SCI
ence. West Virginia University.
Miss Margaret Mcconnell, French
West Virginia University.
Miss Daisy Watkins, English
Fairmont State >7ormal school.
Mrs. Linn, Supervisor OF study
hall.
New Books Added to Library.
Two hundred volumes have been
added to the library. this fall. which
cover q wide range OF subjects
They will he catalogued and placed
upon the library shelves as soon as
the high school moves into the new
building.
About fifteen first class maya
limos have been subscribed to, be
sides the several papers which are
to be received daily.
Outlook for Athletics.
With one of the best gymnasiumE
in the state soon to be at their dis
posal. the student body IS taktnG
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Punts And
8: Passes $:

The Fairment Normal school
will have real test this afternoon
when they go up against Salem
college at South Side Park. Sal.
EN- has fast team and 1t will take
real football to beat them. Coach
Garrett has his men on edge fol
The West Virginian. [volume] (Fairmont, W. Va.) 1914-1974, 1921-10-07

The East Side High school and ara
accordingly making plans 20 haEs
one Of the best equippe and most
modern high schools in this Sectinu
Of the state.
The West Virginian. [volume] (Fairmont, W. Va.) 1914-1974, 1921-10-07

ASK 10 hear "All by myself" and
Saturday" in. Brunswtck Land
South Side Pharmacy. ADV.
The West Virginian. [volume] (Fairmont, W. Va.) 1914-1974, 1921-10-07

PIE Philippine Islands export
nioFa cocoan1t on than any other
district In the world.
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The Best PIacetoBuy Furniture

Not because we alone say Best Place to Buy Fgrni-
ture-Dont take our word for it-Ask any one of the
hundreds of people who have furnished their homes On
our most easy and convenient payment terms
The Wheeling intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1903-1961, 1921-08-05
SUMMER SHOWER
BROUGHT INVENTION
Of ICE CREAM SODA

Detroit. Mich, Aug. "a summer
thunder shower Il years ago resulted
in the Invention" Of the ice cream soda.
according to Fred Sanders. Jr, OF De-
troit. whose grandfather. Fred Sanders.
claimed the distinction uf having dis
covered this American institution.
Speaking OF his Erandfathcr's discov-
cry Mr.. Sanders said:
Forty years ago the American people
regarded ice cream much as tho lliJ
that could not be painted. At hat time
they took II straight Syrups were in
general use in drink connections but the
ice cream sundae and its many near
relatives were unknown. Carbonated
water was used by the soda dispensers
in a popular drink known AS sweet
cream soda. Its chief ingredient was
sweet cream. direct from the farm.
The thundershower hat brought
about my grandfuther's discovery y me
in the summer Of 1850. He was conduct
ing a soft drink parlor and the storm
caused the sweet cream he had intend
ed for sodas TO sour. Just after the
storm passed 4 wedding party dropped
in and my grandfather volunteered to ex
pertinent until he found, 4 substitute
drink. lie tried several drinks and fin
ally concocted one almost identical with
the ice cream sod OF today.
Members OF the party liked tho new
drink SO well that II became popular
within a short time and soon Al! deal
ers were making the sodaS."
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Will PROBE SEIZURE
OF LIQUOR SMUGGLER

Washington. Aug. A-Un!ted State"
District Attorney Hayward o: New York
probably vii; NJ summoned t. WHShlnE
ION 20 discuss the seizure as 4 ltquN:
smuGg;er o. :hc schooner Henry l. Mar
shall. outside tho three mile limit on
Atlantic city. Assistant Attorney Cen
cral Con said today that the department
Of justice had the matter ot calling Mr..
Hayward here under consideration
Mr. Gor said ne would get In touch
with Mr.. Hayward today to learn the
fats -: the case and discuss MIR. Hay
wards reported announcement h al
ships OF foreign registry would b" la
h. TO seizure Inside the three milo Emit
for !!qucr smuggling. In general ne
added he DID not believe tnc law would
perm, OF the seizure Of vessels Of for
eign registry more than three miles
out.
No general Instructions regarding IL
Quor aboard ship have gone out from
the department. Mr.. CON added. nor
have any requests for opinions other
;han IN" .~n-rransi, shipment OF liquor
been asked.
Efforts 90 seize rnrcIEH ships ~ sea
Cu.onei G0fr indicated might lead "a IN
'rrnai,onal difficulties and tho depart
mrnt would give very serious c"us!ders-
ION 20 the law before attempting such
4 step.
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PLATES SAID TO Rive
BEEN REMOVED TO PREVENT
CARS IDENTIFICATION
ANorHER SPEEDING FORD, LARRY
ING BRIDGEPORT LICENSE,
WRECKS TRAFFIC BOX

\ f.-...~.".l S:r, had y finger ampn-
tai ~ 'r,- girls suffered paIntn.
..j"r:. - ~. .r" G.: :hc three ma" com
.uJIrri Na.n Il tu~d r"upe IN which
lie. .- u.np.r were riding over
.u.r,u 80: l. = h-.ic" beyond Elm
',r,-". lG-' AFTER mIdn.ght.
Tn. ."iurcd persons. Wiz" We" treated
ih!> tn"iular m The o:hc" ~ pT. a. J.
na-n-s, Mould give 'hc:r names I" n"
ono hut trr physician. II IT. harness
a.- .:n-d - make ,hs names public.
one Of the girls. whose trSt name IS
said 20 h,yr been Ietty and whose nom"
Is sale 70 % =; woodsdaie suffered !"
liberation below her left Knee. and IN"
third giri. with the mrs, name OF Mag
de!yn AMI h"- home IN south "hce'!HS'
had her r.cht arm injured.
A Young man named Moore. who hap
oened along in his Mobile brought
the four INJURED people TO DR.. Harness
Office. and AFTER thc:r injuries had been
attended. ~ four were ~hiiked away
In A biz Ruirn car. Tho :ajur"d pcop'e
refused 20 talk 20 In;eliGcCccr report
.rS who saw them n hr. Harness OF
A.. pOllrr officers who saw the m
iured c"op,y being taken from an auto
nob,lr into the physicians Office o"'
,ot attcmpt 20 secure their names. Ike
,or.r-s were told tia ihs ~" YOUNG
NO, who escaped INJURY had removed
~, urrr,, plates fr"w ,t% "rc'N""
-'ord coupe 70 prevent It's Id"nt'A'a''"n
orr rero-, said that the Ford mach
The Wheeling intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1903-1961, 1921-08-05
TEEING UP WITH OUIMET
BY FRANCIS QUINTET
By FRANCIS OUIMET

yeara drives whic hhs elected to Seno
over tho woods on a ntruiIht limo Tor
the green. saved Ted four strokes on tho
field and brought him home 4 inner
by JUS; one Of them.
The long driver has a great advantage
on tho two and three shelters. In each
raae hc Is enabled to use a maBhie for
the approach instead of an iron. The
former club pcrmits OF greater accuracy
and in time gives him the edge. lie oc-
rns!onaiiY lays al approach dead. and
thus picks up n stroke on tho shorter
driver.
Duncan and Mitchell.
II was my pleasure 10 follow both
Duncan and Mitchell this past spring,
and II will bc my good fortune 10 meas
urr strokes with them this seasnn dur
Ing their tour. duncan Is known prf-
marty hrcaus" ~ the rapIdity with
whi"h -" plays h.s shots; Nit hell be
cAu'" 81 h!s coax hitting. But villa. m
DreNGCd me as we, about their play WAS
tho grace and perfection OF tho stroklng
Of duncan and The distinct: style Of hit
ting cmpl"yc! hy MITCHELL. These vii!
hc commented upon NOR" and moro ar
their Present tour progresses.
In hitting Mitchell, CutS his swing
directly h!S clubs mead strikes the
ball. He docs not follow through As
We arc tauEht 10 do IN America. II
~ moro n powerful punch he gives tho
iNi' than Il drive. and his control Is
remarkable. Ii IS y method ! think has
been born ~ N" w.ndv courses OF his
"wn country ard THAI Il does prove
effective Is patent. Surely no player
can send a bai! farther into a wind
ham 'hls greyhound OF the links.
Rut both Duncan and Mitchell are
human and :hoir games give Testimony
~ 'his. Duncan's eleven on n short
hole NJ SIM w1cc and the various high
lights and shadows 81 their play day
rs day his summer will s~uhstantiRtn
mis- statement No golfer can he con-
sistent over a long strrch OF time. It's
;he old story over again % trying 10
cat Il quail a day IA. thirty days. Even
par golf pals on n man and no Is just
bound 20 nave his ups and downs. All
OF which makes for tho great interest
in big matches. No one knows just
what Is going 20 happen.
(CuprriEht. 1921. Sol Metzger)
The Wheeling intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1903-1961, 1921-08-05
ALLEGED HEAD
Of BIC LIQUOR
RING NAbbED

Cincinnati, Aug. 4.--Trapped by pro-
hihition agents and secret service men
through tho agencies OF a pretended
fight" and n telephone device. Louis
Cohen. said 10 be president Of the Tun-
mel Trading company. New York whole
salo whiskey dealers. was lured TO the
home OF Chief Prohibition Agent Rob-
ert Flora. in Oakley. 4 suburb. Mt
O'Clock this morning and arrested on n
charge Of offering 4 bride Of $4,000 to
Flora. for protection In alleged vhiskey
operations. Cohen was arratkned At
once and spiendcd not guilty. He was
sent TO jail under $4,000 bond.
This Is hut the entering wedge. fald
Flora today. Results Of a startling
naturc may ne expected" Cohen. tho
federal officers say, is a emee or
the "whiskey ring" nation wide in -
scope. which e - said has It's head
quarters In Cincinnati.
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WILL BE sPEHr HERE

Warrington. Aug. - Every dollar
which may be expended in buying SUI,
plies for the relief of hungry stricken
Russian children. will be spent In this
country. Secretary Hoover said today.
In the event OF IN Undertaking by
the American relief administration 70
night among the young and sick in Isr $;
STA. he said, al supplies except surplus
stocks abroad. wOuid he purchased IN
this country and shipped TO Russia,
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PROMISES
CLEANUP IN WHEELING
Expects TO Have IS or 20 wheeling
People Before o. 8. Court at Mar
tinsnurg on Liquor Charges.

Tom Arlington. prohibition enforce
men, officer for ;hr West Virginia Anti
Saloon lea1uea told an lntclligcncer re-
porter last evening hat he expects 10
make n complete cleanup Of alleged
!IQuor law vlolatorS by September 20.
n. which time the next United Stat"s
grand jury ~,onN"nes at MartinsSurG.
Arlington aid that unless violations
" the Law which ne alleges ar" IN pro-
gr-Ss. are ceased. ne expects 20 have
;hi-ty-lve or forty Wheeling Defendants
in liquor cases before the Mar'i 'snurE
court term.
He said that he will be assisted in n
campaign 10 clean up Wheeling by fed
eraI prohibition enforcement Officers and
W-rs, Virginia state police.
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taken in an eleventh hour attempt to
get another repr!cve for Grimm in order
that an appeal may be taken TO the
supreme court for a new trial.
This report followed closely the
statement OF Mr.. Boyce that he had
secured reliable statements at Follans-
bee yesterday which. he said. support
the contention that the state was wrong
in It's theory that Grimm was guilty OF
first degree murder in connection with
the killing of Stephen Galchek-
The Wheeling intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1903-1961, 1921-08-05
Canal Tonnage S|unpS
Freight Passing Through American
and Canadian Canals Shows
Material Decrease for July.

Sau,t Sc. Marie. Mich. Aug. A.
Freight Passing Through IL" American
AM Canadian Canals here during July.
t%o,a,l"d approximately 100000" tons
less than for trio same month las wear,
according - m" monthly ;onnae" re-
port. The 'rsr'c. cas- and wfs'"ouno.
amounted 20 A.l2s.3S7 ton
Goa. grain and !ur,h"r shipments
were heavier 'naN = YEAR hgH. Two
and 4 half million tons o. Goa. were
shipped 10 Upper Lake ports. nearly
,wic" as much as moved through the
Canals IN July. 1921.
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DIED

O'DNNELL~ Dn Thursday. August l..
1921. A. $40 p. m. at her late resi-
trayr. Ell f.otf street. MRS. MARY.
M" @" the rate William Or'"nncil. in
IN. ,nth yrLr " h,r age.
- "fI. nvti," hereafter.
g t3.-E ur Wednesday August 3rd.
-. ~ 80 "'"iO"h p. m. a: his late
...,urur. u"a- West Liberty, Will
lAN FREDERICK GIRL So, in The
..I YEAR Of his age.
.'a ,.,. :rr,ic"S VII. y. held from tho
i,..,, n" Friday InornIn at o
,.,,n. Friends OF tho family re-
.rr>tfulIy invited. In;erment at West
~.Nt"Ntndt, cemetery.
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Americans Released
By the Red Russians

London. Aug. &-(By tho Asso-
ctated Press)-Ths London head
quarters OF the American relief
committee today announced receipt
Of Information that all American
prisoners IN Russia have been 70
leased and ar now leaving that
countrY.
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REPORT AN EFFORT
TO SECURE APPEAL
FOR HOBART GRIMM

In connection with the night being
waGeh to save the life Of Hobart
Grimm. who IL TO be e1ecuted at the
atat. prison at Moundsviile at $40
o'clock This afternoon. in which .Aitor-
nry s. O. Bcyce OF Wheeling 10 takins
n leading Part. II VAS rumorcd early
this morning that steps were being
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DIES MONIES WITHOUT
STREET CAR SERVICE

Des hoines, Iowa. Aug. Convey
ancc OF every description were pressed
into service on Dos Moincs streets today
to- provide transportation for thousands
rr workers following The cessation OF
street car service last midnight.
DeS AU!nes street cars were IN iAe
la rrs in accordance with n tHdera
court order ordering traffic suspension
because tn. car company W. s unable IL
meet It's obligations.
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o sALH-FA8".

FARM FOR SNLE-lno acres, mics
vest Of New concord. Ohio con,
r,n,er, 10 National, Road. church and
,rhoo:. G-miir from N"r~tcN. room
house. barn and Other on; hHL".reSs'
Lrmn. st., Write - Frank Denny. Nor
Sho au|i-l
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RAFH" BIZ BRr1"

Geneva, Aug. 4.-RatifcAtion By tAo
British empire Of the permanent court
Of international justice was deposited
today with the secretarIat of the league
OF nations. It includes ratincattons BY
Australia. Canada India. New Zealand
South Africa and the United Kingdom
Other Publications. already received are
,hosc.of ALBANIA. Austria. Denmark Hol-
land. Hay. Sweden n switzerland.
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FOE RENT

FOR RENT-Furn:shed rooms and fur
niShed housekeeping rooms on Chap
E. N. S;re~' $50 70 800. Also = fur
ai>h"d housekeeping rooms or Stand
Enquire TO- ',hapi!nc street. aug2-!
The Wheeling intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1903-1961, 1921-08-05
How | Made
Woodrow Wilson President

William F. MrCombs, former student at Princeton under
Woodrow Wilson, personal friend and devoted adm,rer, tells
how he became manager of Woodrow Wilson first political
campaign. and tells also the most amazing story OF political
ingrahtude, or Misunderstanding, of trickery and OF insincerity
that has ever been written in American political history.
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Nc matter what you want It will ~
gou time and money to use INTEL
LIGENCER WANT ADS.
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POSITION

WANTED P~ns;.ior rs inca: cutter by
man with 1 year experience. Ad-
dress G.. H.. c2i+ MLrk-t s.. Wheeling.
" VI. auG5-G
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TO BUY

WANTED TO BCT-HousehOld goods
Wa.te@ w~tckharFs lace % Auction.
al tS23-J. aGG"-m
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DO moro than YOU arc paid for. Some
day you will Cullrcr--Forbes' MaEazlnc
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LOST n POUND.

~LOST-Sum OF money on 1914 street,
oetween Market and Chapliue. F:roer
return TO 1nte.l.G"nc"r. Receive liberal
reward. augI-l
LDST-Saturday evening. July 30. at
bridgeport, 81 Whc",ing Traction car.
pocEet book rontaturrE watch and hos
rt,al rcceIp'. also s. Oh in hills and
barge. Reward - r",ucD"'i - Inte'li-
Eencer office. auC2-l
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wANTEp-FivN statesmen 20 sell ITO
rcx Au," Signals. CAL Ph"n" no.
CITY. 8is"'
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POI SALE.

FOE SNi.E-Three fresh cows. r. p.
Garrison West Alexander. Pa. auG+-l
FOE SALf~Brunsw:Ck Pool Tah.s. . Z
~ feet. .Assad Simon. 2l00 Man
sc-ro'. aug3-l
FR SALE-Household goods. Walter
wiCkham. Auction Room. 81 Tenth st.
auCc-m
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gust % will celebrate his n~lnety-n!ntf
birthday. is the patriarch OF American
bankers. He has been actively en-
gagged In the business since 1870. lie
organized the United States Trust
company IN 1853 and has been is sec
rotary. president and chairman Of the
board Of trustees. He held public Of.
ace rs assistant treasurer Of the CnL
ted States during the administrator
for his educational work
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FORD cDUPE CARRYING THREE
rouNo COUPLES OVERTURNED
AT THE "S'' BRID6C

rFTEEN-YEAR-oLD GIRLS T1HqER
TAKEN OTT-TWO OTHER URLS
AND MAN HURT
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Tho living that Tho world rweS you -
never worth collecting.
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wANTED-YEMAL1.

WANTED ilrl Cor genera! housework
who understands cooking. Family OF
tive phoGr Elm Grove 3lc. auS3-h
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wANTED-NALA

w,NTEp-Capable manag co- retail
lunbcr business MTst D. \ business
,e,ts-. Ah.e % manag and TO build up
~ business Permanent position FOR q
"a, -. IN tulhll these requirements.
John " Reitz. 18th and E"N streets.
WH.e,;nr aug4-t
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Read This Astounding Story

of American politics. McCombs' personal revelations of the in
side" dealings that resulted in the election of Woodrow vii.
son, president of Princeton college, to the governorship of
New Jersey and later to the presidency of the United States.
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FoR SALE On TRADE

WILL. SELL. or trade REQ touring ear
for cot II WherNn% or SmaI pace IN
country "a, %5h9-M Wheeling. aG%"-t