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Arizona republican., 1921-12-24
pEss TRIAL DRAMATIC

CLEVELAND, Dec. 23.-On hearing that President Harding had commut- ed Eugene V. Debs' sentence, United States District Attorney Edward S. Wertz, who prosecuted Debs, an nounced tonight that he had formally protested against releasing the So- cialist leader when consulted by At torney General Daugherty several months ago. A q wrote that I was opposed to freeing Debs,' MT. Wertz said, be cause he had had an eminently fair trial, was found guilty of serious
 charges at a time when the United States had to set a premium on loy- atty, and had been duly sentenced" | Debs trial, according to federal court officials, will be remembered as one of the most dramatic that has ever taken place in Ohio, chiefly be- | cause Deps was permitted to argue his own case to the jury. T deny nothing; | retract nothing" Debs said
 in finishing his argument. | When Debs heard the sentence read he simply bowed and said:
 Tn Gods time it will come right I have no word of complaint for jury
 or court"
 1 NO OFFICIAL NOTIFICATION
 ALLAN IA, NId., OeC. Eo.-I-u Sels Il V. Debs remained in ignorance to-
 night of the fact that his sentence had
 been commured. unless the informa'
 ton sifted to him through channel:
 known only to men behind the bars
 for J. E. Dyche, warden at the At
 lanta federal penitentiary, said th'
 only information the Socialist leadel
 had was what was contained in thu home editions of the Atlanta after noon papers," Definite announce ment of the communication of Debs ten-year sentence for violation of tn espionage act and that he would b. released Christmas day was publishe' here in the night extras" and tn prisoners wEo take the newspapers d not get extra editions. according t Mir. Dyche, who added that he had no communicated with the Socialis leader regarding the press dispatche and did not expect to advise him un til official announcement was re 1 ceived.
Arizona republican., 1921-12-24
Rear Admiral Barton
 Dies At PhiIodeIphio
Republican A. ?. Leased Wirel

PHILADELPHIA, Dec. 23.-Rear Admiral John Kennedy Barton. U. S N. retired, died today in the Phila- delphia navy yard hospital. He was 69 years old.
 Admiral Barton was removed to the hospital from his home in a hote here three weeks ago suffering from heart disease. A stroke of paralysis Wednesday night was the immediate cause of his death.
 Admiral Barton was the author oi many textbooks on naval engineering used at the naval academy at An napolis. He was born in this city April z, 1852.
Arizona republican., 1921-12-24
tice and its effects would not be peculiar to submarines.''
 Subs for Moral Effect

tice and its effects would not be peculiar to submarines"
 Subs for Moral Effect
 The French admiral said the Ger man submarine campaign had been aimed almost exclusively at moral effect" in the beginning and that it was only later that they took into consideration the material results, of their campaign. He insisted that war against enemy commercial ships could have been waved legitimately, although he made no attempt Ito formulate doctrine" as to the pro- cess. Fruits of a submarine cam paign confined to honorable warfare would have been smaller. he added, but it was impossible to claim that there would have been none"
 Admiral De Bon insisted that the submarine was useful against both war and commercial fleets and in the opinion Of the French delegation, was especially the weapon of na- tions not having a large navy" as the conference was occupied above all with economic questions, to the point that it was willing to give them precedence over the matter of the safety of nations" he said, "this l seemed at first an argument worth remembering
 The French officer pointed out that | in the case of every other new weapon, there was no doubt "that further great progress will be made ! in two directions: The power of at- tack of the submarine and in the ef- ficiency of methods of combating its operations" He pictured the pos | sible development of huge airshipt l capable of attack on land or far al 1 sea and able to spread gas over ( | considerable area of sea paraIyzinf large ships possibly squadrons. Int submarine, he said, might we'll be. come a defense against aircraft be cause of its ability, to submerge anC 1 temporarily to escape the blows O it's adversary in the air"
 1 Three War Agencies
 The last war had shown. Admira De Bon said, that Thereafter maya warfare can be carried on simultane ously under water, on the surface ant in the air.
 "These are actual facts from whicl l there is no possible escape" he said
 None of you would know how t
 undertake to stop the progress o
 human ingenuity. It has taken pos
 session of the submarine domain
 That is fact which we are unable t
 prevent"
 The French admiral questione'
 Lord Lees statement that German,
 had constructed 320 submarines dur
Arizona republican., 1921-12-24
SubUay BreakdolUns
 Discomn1ode Boston
 Christmas Shoppers

BOSTON, Dec. g. - Christmas shopping crowds were disconnected today by a series of breakdowns in the rapid transit system.
 A blowout of high tension cable in the Cambridge tunnel stalled doz- ems of crowded trains and resulted in a complete tie up of this line for two hours during which thousands of commuters were trapped in jam med coaches. Traffic in the Cam bridge tunnel was stopped again in the afternoon when cars in two trains passing over the West Boston bridge caught fire from the third rail, making it necessary to cut off the power.
Arizona republican., 1921-12-24
French NauaI Head Opposes Limit On
 Sub Construction,
(Continued from Page 1)

not the attack on merchant vessels of their enemies.
 Tn fact" he said, "it has always been one of the most effective means of seriously crippling ones advers- ary to attack enemy merchant craft" and the French officer thought it would always seem legitimate to do so." If. taking an extreme case. one might consider it possible to bring one adversary to a point of yielding by this process would it not be less cruel and less wasteful in human life than military operations which would arrive at the same result by direct application of force?" Ad- miral De Bon inquired. "One might protest against this interpretation. but such would be the result of a blockade which is a legitimate prac-
Arizona republican., 1921-12-24
Importer Says JeDel Snugglers Carrying
 On Extensiue Trade
IRepubIIean A. P. Leased WIrel

WASHINGTON. Dec. 23.-The smuggling of diamonds and other precious stones into the United States by passengers on incoming liners and also across the borders is being car ried on extensively, R. G. Monroe, a diamond importer of New York city testified today before the senate fi- nance committee at hearings on the permanent tariff bill. He urged that congress reduce the duty on dia- monds 50 as to lessen the incentive for evasion of the law.
Arizona republican., 1921-12-24
Phoenix, Dec. 2a, 1921.

Phoenix, Dec. 22, 1921. The Arizona Republican,
 Phoenix, Arizona.
 Dear Sirs;
 have taken advantage of your grand offer of your paper for one year. l want to express my ap- preciation of your paper. be- iisve in sending good cheer while we are living, telling one another of good deeds andekindness, while living. l believe in euiogies while we are living, and also flowers, and no euiogies or flowers when dead. have only been in the golden state of Arizona a year and . half, coming from the grand old state of Kentucky. love this grand Salt River Valley, the grand sunshine, the wonderful moun- tains, Grand Canyon, petrified forssts, natural bridge, Roosevelt Dam, cliff dweiIers, etc. We trav-
Arizona republican., 1921-12-24
Portales, NeuD Mexico
 Man Shoots His Son
 And Doughter-in-Lalu

PORTALES, N. M, Dec. 23.-Clin- ton Hawes and his wife are dead and Hawes' father, Lewis Hawes, is in jail here in connection with the crime, awaiting the preliminary hearing set for Dec. 2s. It Is charged that the father and son became involved in a quarrel at the home of Lewis Hawes, a few miles from here. and that the father drew a gun and shot his son, killing him instantly; also that he shot and killed his daughter in Jaw as she knelt by the dead body of her husband
 The dead couple are survived by two girls. aged seven and two years
Arizona republican., 1921-12-24
Cheap Appropriations From Germany Hurts
 Leather Industries

IHepubIIcan A' r. Ieaseu NsIreJ
 WASHINGTON, Dec. 23.-A flood of cheap importations from Germany and uncertainty with regard to the tariff has brought the leather glove manufacturing industry to a stand still, Lucius Littauer. of New York city testified in urging approval of the F'ordney bill duty of 50 per cent ad valorem on gloves.
 K. Kaufman. a Newark. N J., manufacturer asked the committee for duty of 50 per cent ad valorem. foreign valuation on fitted luggage. Mir. Kaufman said he did not want the duty based on American valua- ton as the plan was impracticable.
Arizona republican., 1921-12-24
SOCIALISTS NOT GRATEFUL

CHICAGO, Dec. 23.-Otto F. Bran stetter, executive secretary Of the socialist party, in a statement on the release of Eugene V. Debs from the federal penitentiary asserted that public sentiment for his release had grown so strong that the administra- ton could not much longer fail to do this "ac. of simple justice" Term ing the release of Debs "grudging concession to demand which was becoming too strong to be longer re- sisted" the statement deplorts the fact that all prisoners convicted for alleged violations of the espionage act were not released.
Arizona republican., 1921-12-24
Christmas Cheer Tn
 Trees Shipped From
 Forests or Canada

NEW YORK, Dec 23.-Christmas tree dealers were surprised today to find bottles of liquor nestling in the branches of frs shipped from point near the Canadiarn border.
 This discovery, the retailers said, may explain why wholesalers showed reluctance to distribute the trees when they arrived last night and doled them out only after loud clamor by the dealers.
Arizona republican., 1921-12-24

At all times of the year apprecia- uon IS expressed to the Arizona Re- publican for the character of its news ano its features. Particularly during sHe present bargain offer period have Iestsrs of commendation been coming 70 accompany the checks of subscrib- CTS.
 Following are the views of two sub scribers:
Arizona republican., 1921-12-24
kinsmap, Arizona
 Dec. 20th, 1921.

fNhSHldp; S>flZcnd
 Dec. 2oth, 1921. The Arizona Republican, Gentlemen:
 Enclosed please find check for one years subscription in ad- vance.
 In connection with the sending ct this check, l want to say, how gladly we do so. We surely ap- reeiate this paper, up here in the north, where the scare head many eolored type, anything to fill up a number of pages-Los Angeles papers-predomina
 Dr. has said time and time again that he gets more real, condensed news out of the Re- publican than any other paper he reads, a,d would not be without it-then if is home paper to me. Here's wishing the circulation doubles this time.
 Very respectfully
 MRS. R. M. TAFEL
Arizona republican., 1921-12-24
Harding Con,n,utes
 Sentence or Debs

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MRS. sEAsoRNE cRUTcHFlELr
The Wheeling intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1903-1961, 1921-02-26

ore hears sometimes Of r""rl" VINO
ar" especially fond Of jewels an" Keep i
r"w about them that they may r"ur over
them and be refreshed by their beauty.
I have heard IL said that Henry Ward
Ecrchcr kept a small handful OF iHG
nrals in his pocket and could | afford
such means Of rcfreshmcnt, they would
b" my choisc.
IN the meantime. 7 have a Joss rNl"h-
s;yr kind of collection which J some
times use To refresh my soul. and which
| am sure many other people possess the
Tx" Of.
refer to a collection of beautiful and
musical phrases which l have stored
away in my mind.
As Beautiful as Jewels.
There are certain phrases which are
lust as b"autifu! to mo rs a beautiful
gem and Just as full Of harmony as Il
chord Of music.
ave never been able I" decide
whether II w3S III" muse Of s"unR or
tho music Of thought, an c"hn Of tEAt
f,r-off music Of tn" spheres. winch CIV"
these phrases their beauty. ! imagine
It is 4 little Of both.
. Her" are some" Of my collections:
Like thu shadow Of 4 great rock in =
weary land"
"Thr old order chanG"th yielding rla""
10 new and God ~cuit:!.s ll:m!"i: N many
ways"
"A far country.
'Th" smell Of The waffle 1t L!chtcn-
hurS, id:n' in Tia" rH!n.'
The Wheeling intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1903-1961, 1921-02-26
NOTICE.

No':," Is hereby ='v"n that AZ 4 meet
ing - IN" Stockholders "r rh" Wh"".:n-
Tur.-NCr"in. Il C~"r:"r,,ou created AMI
orgInizrd uUd'r L. inwS 90 III" state
oc West Tirrinia. h"!h at Wheeling IN
the 3rG day "E February. lH@l. III" fol-
lowing rrsa'ut:"u was adopted:
RESOLVED. That IN" Wh"",:ng Turn
Nerc:n. 4 COrrDrat'uH ,r"It"d and organ
:zrd under ~. Laws % the stat" OF West
Nirg n:t. does hereby d.S"oRt;Hu" hiSi-
nc~S rs a corporation and surrender TO
,heNSltd state is charter and corporate
trarrh:Sc
81: IT FURTHER RESOLVED. That
the Board Of Directors do convert the
property. chooses in ac'i"n and all assets
of and discharge all Is debts. liabilities
md Obligations. and AFTER fully dis
rharr.nS all such debts. liabilities and
obligations. diviG" 10" remainder among
the stockholders pro rata with their sew
erai holdings % stock. but no such pay
mcnt shah % mad" to any St"cNho.I"r
until aftr- the ruhl:ra:ion OF II" notice
hereinafter provided
BE IT FURTHER EESnLNED. That
the prcSrd""t Of thiS r"cr"rat'ON cause
notice uf the adoption 81 th" foregoing
Resolution TO y" puh'.sE"d IN som" n"wS-
panrr % genera, circulation published
rear IT." prIucipa, office "r place Of hu$!-
ness Of tuIS rOrp"Caton once a week
fpr four Succs>SiS" w,-hS: and that he
tary .: State Of III" STAT" "f West Viz
GINA. and de!:v"r 10 him ! CrrtltiCat"
showing ne publication OF said notice
as provided BY law.
GEO. {. ENANDFASS, Pres.
Attest.
Louis ". BARTENS.
t-t2-l9-26-mr-5 Secretary.
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SOUTHSIDE
Auto Accident


Yesterday morning about 1915 At IA"
corner Of Twcnry-SrcOnd and f"it
streets a driver Of an auto hearing (
West H~;r.imu !rc-usr. III order I" aN"Ih
,uIl,dinl with II Wh""lIng Traction car
Witch Was Just turning tn" t"ri't'
>wryv"l the marhin" ON IN"
A. 1; went over IA" high 'urhS("n' Il
suffered Il broken headlight and u "i'Ih|'
~ benz whr"..
supper For Men
The men ~ the Third frcSO!t terrain
church viii hr tue guests AT u supper
g. hr gwen March =. TniS affair Will
u. given fer t@e purroS" Of S'imu!AtinS
an interest IA thr canNLSS for tuiihS 10:
The church and only m"a VII" r~trt!'i-
u,,e in the canvass Will l." entertained.
Youths Meet
4 large number Of young boys at
tended The Junior and Senior h''''
cal classes at III" Trinity Lutheran
church yrS;crday .'It"rn""h ana '\'"'"N.
South Side Briefs
Charley Jones. wh" has been '"h''l''
~ the North Wheeling hospital '"'
some time, VAS removed I" HIS h""''
yesterday.
William Donovan has accepted a pos
non IN pitttjeld. Mass. and WI! !rAv"
shortly for his futur" place OF ''S'-
ness.
Charles Kearns will m"N" I" ms now
residence on South jacob street M""-
day. ..,.
Robert Stlverman. who has h""n NIS'!'
Ing relatives in IiarncSTi!.o' '"""' ~
turned home yesterday. or
Elizabeth Henderson. OF S""'" 80
.,r..t. is contemplating a trip I" "'''
weston, Texas.
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! AT@o 4 ~ n @I&W
|6Y Rmth Cam@romB
MY COLLECTION

And Mary kept all these things and
Wondered them in her heart"
Don't you love the word "pondered"
there? Substitute weight and see what
, would become of the beauty Of thats,
fayoriin verses in all the Bibie.)
MY Collection Of Color Words.
There arc also certain words that c1-
rreSs s"l"r that / love almost as II they
were, gems lit up with the color they
stand for. Som" OF my favorites are:
Silver
RuSSct
Ruby
Rose
Tawny
Saffron
amber
Lavender
Topaz
Say those words over to yourself and
see II YOU do not seem 10 be filled with Y
4 sense OF beauty.
What the Old Shoe Clerk Said.
I suppose it IS because words are the
medium of my business that | love them
So. An old shoe clerk told me once that
the lines Of a beautiful shoe were as
h,.auiiful to him as n beautiful woman
Some people will not feel any answering
vibration TO all this enthusiasm. And
vet | feel as ii there would be some who
would. Perhaps the vibration will even
he 50 poignant that they will start q
, thought or 4 letter-wave back to me.
Here's hoping.
The Wheeling intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1903-1961, 1921-02-26
ros J ENT-rURN1sHED RooMs

TOR RENT-Fur~;$hc,. rooms for light
i,ru>"r.,r.%g Arp!y IA! 'i"or Intel
,...goer E.l2, IIuJ ML-1,rt ST f-l+-tt
The Wheeling intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1903-1961, 1921-02-26
STOCKHOLDERS MEETING.

The regular annual meeting of the
stockholders Of IN" wilcox MaChln"
Will ho held at the Office -
Mitchell 4 Stevenson. Inc. 80. -
'rw~lr;h street, Wh-"Nur. w. Va. on
TUESDAY, March |. l92l. At 10 O'Clock a.
n. for the election q: u Board Of pIr"c-
tors and the consideration OF such other
business as may prupcr!y come before
chem.
WILCOX MA'FIlNr: COMPANY.
Iv f.. W. STlFF:I.. President.
ClIAS. McC.AMlC. secretary.
r-i1-o6
The Wheeling intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1903-1961, 1921-02-26
NOTICE

\"ilrr - hHrrny "lS"n INT ~" 'ttS
uT hr,liuE. h1~> r"'u"'"'"t tn" paw ing
of li,h street from Eri: Street - Me-
t'nIIurh STREET IN sIld CGiN. tn" fol-
lowing persons. 80 -: A. 81" i" aSr"r-
tanned. are tn" ow :rrS %: !''N or PARTS
Of lots .thuttluE on that PARTON 81 that
l5th Street alloy" described. AMI w"r"
assessed for SAID having in III" amounts
set opposite Their rcS,"' t'N" names.
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MALE OR FEMALE HELL WANTED,

wANTED-Man or woman. salary $50
full time. 80 an hCu spare time. SELL
ing guaranteed hosiery TO wcar"r. ENprr-
lencr unnecessary. ln~tcrnat:ona! Mills.
NUrr.StoHn, Ia. t--P-S
The Wheeling intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1903-1961, 1921-02-26
REAL ESTATE TOE SALE.

FOR SALE-Twin houses. ) rooms each.
close IN paved natural gHs water lot
5nxlnN. Sc investment Good homes.
Possible chance capitol Of state being
located here. Don't ms th:S. q.
f-H6-g
The Wheeling intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1903-1961, 1921-02-26
FoR SALE.

FOE SALE-GrUccry and general rier-
cEandi>e BUSINESS. Doing t:uc bust
ness. lrvnicr $1,000 90. VIII sell for
5000 90. terms or cash. Will lease. rent
or sci, building. tlns hrIi,hy place I"
liv" IN. nice locality. Inquire OF Mauci'c
Wooster. BOX D karlsruhe. q. t-25-l
FOR SALE-Two very desirable lois ut
Holloway. u. near X. &c L. hall. VIII
build houses 10 suit purchaser on re-
quest, on reasonable tcriuS. The Scot.
Lumber Co. Bridgeport, y. f-ti-Sli
The Wheeling intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1903-1961, 1921-02-26
Wcirton Restaurant
Is Damaged By Fire

Special plspatrn to tn" lrte,I'Grnc"r.
W,,rton. ". Va. Feb 2j.~rn" .Nmrrl-
can restaurant. opened Recently. WAS
The Wheeling intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1903-1961, 1921-02-26
FOR SALE
FOR sAnE-RvER CRAFT.

Full cabin. IS h. p. Light draft mo
torboat. Has an oak bottom, good
sized decks, So #. hull. Lying at
Eleventh ST., Wheeling. Henry
Salade, l1oS Water St, wheeling,
w. Va f-5-Jut
The Wheeling intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1903-1961, 1921-02-26

t. hc held IN TN" city Council t'h1mh"!r
IN T'u.s'iIy. March ! l'i|- a. \ ""'I"'"
y IN. and shea ,Ius". 0: 't'h 'l1' W.
he assessments rHli" aE''i'~' t"'lh' ~
,p,,r So, nu,. ~ ,uld nv' become i1nH'.
Respectfully.
r.ro-nG IL rEA,;r. 'r'y Clerk.
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o SALE-FARMS.
FOR SALE

FOR SALE Ohin farms. ranging from
100 e" ~ ares N'I-cvS y II.
Cranes. Cuunoteu. Oh;". K /. /. t-2l-p
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RENT.

FOR EENT -Er-"'~h"d Front room in
Iut"'a ceUrev Boz. 1865 Market st
i.r-, &itS-J. t-%@-tf
The Wheeling intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1903-1961, 1921-02-26
LOST N FOUND.

I,oST-Bctwccn Goth st. and La Belle
mill, ladies glasses with t~OrtntS" shell
rims, on Thursday. lr ward. Call l9IO-M.
fish
The Wheeling intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1903-1961, 1921-02-26
wANTED-FEMALE.

wANrED-A lady manager tor the
Juvenile department. ~ the Security
Rcnr;;c Association. Call At Office. lp2
WhecNnE Steel Corporation building.
t-26-h
The Wheeling intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1903-1961, 1921-02-26

wANTED-ENperiencNd haIrdrr$$rr and
mau.cUrlSl, also tncr" girls not oHr7
is 70 learn the hl;r trade. J. Trout.
ll09 Main ST. "a.
The Wheeling intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1903-1961, 1921-02-26
WANTED =

wANTED-Ey Il New YrrE corporation
-...,:y direct 20 family cr:t,,r. ! rr!EI-
bic ne. re- r">rntatiN"S ~ Wh""!:nG and
?. ~. tuNa, Address. c.v!UG phone
nu:", rc. loN li;I. are lnir!Igcnccr
i-.J-h
The Wheeling intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1903-1961, 1921-02-26

wANTEp-N"a :nr detective wnrH. Exl
;,rr .ra.r uua~.rs-.ry Write J. tiaa"C.
fcriu-c 4. : S,.'i. G,;"ct.,". - Louis
t-J-t2-ty--6
The Wheeling intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1903-1961, 1921-02-26
NOTICE

Notice is hereby gwen tnnt 80
" 18Th sire, from ~TharIln: Street I"
Wood sire, IN said Ci'y. TN" i"iI"M
irG persons. 80 far as can l" ''S,r,.
toinc,L, are the owners ~ lots or 'Mt,S
of lots ahuttinE on ihnt I"'''"n ~ "r,
IG,h S,r,ct above described. ana "'''
,ssrsscI for said paving II the
mounts set opposite their respective
The Wheeling intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1903-1961, 1921-02-26

WANTED -.NGcn;S Eulw, User Malt Sy-
-up. iHN hes; @; al. Pr case % TWEEN
ty-Fn;:" -. pound US S5".oh EMPRESS
prepaid. l;udw.;Sc- Matt Products corp.
sos West iIth st. y. Y. t--G-S
The Wheeling intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1903-1961, 1921-02-26
wANTED-AGENTS

wANrED-Canvass"rs and agents for
new patented Hrt:rl" a automobiles.
Sells itself. Can b. carried n pocket.
lGuCc profit. Apply - T. Buff, So Nil
lcr Ave. Bruok.ya. y. !. f-26-E
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wANTED-M"a 10 qualify for t.r"rn"n.
l-ln,,urr. r\rrr.rurr unnecessary
Tr,lSrurS,:on Furnished. Writ. \.
S,r,r< SyUt =: Louis. f-J-I2-il-26
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WANTED:

wANTED-Mrn. Lear" barber tra.e.
WuuC"-Gu, demand and WAGES. !'"S!-
ti",.~ Waiting. Write to-day. N"''r
&.rt"r College. 5it W. 5;h S;T. 'inCia-
nat. ohio. t-ly-l-IuO.
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The persons ahnv" named ar" hereby
nnt;hc, that they ar" required To appear
before tn" City Council of tn" Cjiy "t
Wheeling at 4 meeting OF said C"unC.i
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TO Eoff.

nu1o NJ Frontage. Ass l
Nil. Terminal L. X. ,,,c
Co. 80. -. a. @o..' -'-' H''
Nest VA. Tobacco Co, .-, -o,oi
IN .LtD
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Mrs. ltCG"lE i>'"' ~
\. R"ymann. II no.
Joseph SaucrS. II ~
Antonio ~l';t%ta. IT. llo.
W. r. Emblem. II. ll5.
Thomas Turns. l. !. III
Ru>r r. Raymond. H.
ia ..........''
II. :. Sands. IT. ia.
Florence Mck"wn, IT.
lis
Ernest lIrrtram. TT llj
Rridg"t Iad Patrick a.
hil,. ~ lli. ~. rs.
Flora ,;crtng. IT. IL
Mrs. JOS. GrrInG. ~. IL
l.. G. kururr. 2in......
ChaS. T. Reilly. w.
!. III ............
Lewis Rice Heirs. l..
!. III ...........
J. T. Goodwin. W.
!: 10 ............
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