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FIFTY PER CENT CUT
IN PRICE OFFERED
FOR KY. TOBACCO

Lexington. Ky. Jan. 3.--EiiS approx
rnate!v so per cent lower thnn WEI" mad"
for mo same type Of leaf last year.
wholesale rejection 90, tho h.ds hS tho
growers. n ;hrca,cno split N III" ranks
nf tho newly formed hurley Tonar""
Growers Association and ~" beginning
Of operations Of tho Eurley Tobacco
Marketing Company vera outstanding
developments Of III" opening day OF IN"
annual sales season in tho l"xingi"n
loose leaf market. the largest n tho
world.
The co-orcratiN" company vii b" IN
corporated tomorrow.
Tcmnorarv SUSPENSION &C @a."S and 4
rut out Of the JAIL crop doomed as pcs
sibil,,ics tonight Sentiment among tn
thousands Of farmers who Grih"r"d H"re
ia attend the orcnind day Of sales *'"r"'
cd. 1T was said al tn" Offices Of iAe
growers association. TO h" almost nm
animouslv in favor Of a complete ""E'
colt Of the hurley crop next year
\ crowd estimated At from lO.o"O |"
Il. nno attended tho opening sales. Grow.
4rs from Indiana. Ohio. West Virginia.
Tennessee. Virginia CONNECTICUT. North
Carolina and Missouri, were am'NG
thosn present. Traffic In the t"h""''"
district 1T times was completely halted.
4 total nr 4l@.So& pounds "f tobacco,
VS. sold to -dny ct ;,n "'"raS" Of s." II
4 hundred. The aai"S av"rnC" 70" IL"
season last year vas $50 hundred. aud
on opening days lat year o." a'orar'
was sjS 2 hundred.
\ total or $4,000 pounds. = N"r 'on'
or the tobacco offered, wIs taken oil
inc breaks after growers had r"J"''ed
IN. bids. The highest price "t the day
was IVA id for basket of 10 pounds
raised hv Brown e. Gibson. "f FHNctt2
COUNTY, which brought $50 hundred. ~
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SIDE de. T T?1zS! y
THE WAsHERwoMAN's PROPHECY

!, t!Un has done and is still going 10 do 10
tighten labor in tiH home. when woman
who can choose what she Will do, chooses
the work which was once considered the
worst drudCcry.
know another woman who, by in
slIIlIuG electrical! and other iabor-savins
devices and SyStematizins the work. cut
/d"wn from TWO maids to one without
any resultant loss Of service, and with
a large financial saving.
OF CoEr-. tho maid question only ar
r"Cts small proportion OF US less than
one woman in every ten: the other nine
do all or pract iCally AL the work them
selves. But ! thought II might interest
them 10 know that woman who could
choose, chose the washing and ironing.
Great grandmother in Modern Kitchen.
II IS only within Il few years that
modern inventions aad ingenuity, have
h.rn turned to the creation Of labor say
iuc devices Tor the home. and in that
short time wonderful things have been
accomplished Wouldn't YOU just like
10 take your great grandmother into
modern home, fitted ND with all the pos
sibilitins for making work casH-the
vacuum cleaners. the electric iron, the
Ta ShinE machine, the central heating,
tho open plumbing. the gas or electric
stove. Just think how her eyes would
stick out. And most of this has been
done in the last twenty years. Who
knows what the next twenty may
bring"
Ono more reason for being glad We
picked this particular time 10 be alive in.
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WILSON DAM
AGAIN HALTS
SUPPLY BILL

Washington Jan. G.-After wading
, through nearly a fourth OF the III
pages ~ the sundry civil bill. first of
the fifteen big appropriation measures,
, the house was halted tonight by an
other wave ~ talk over an amendment
providing Sl0.U6N,"0o for work or the
Wilson dam. part of the Musscl Shoals
nitrate plant project in Alabama.
There wcro iusistent demands for
time southern members especially dc
string to speak In behalf of the amend
mont offered by RepreSen;atiNe Ryrncs,
| Tennessee. ranking Democrat of the ap-
preparations committee. 1t finally was
agreed to limit debate tomorrow to an
! hour and 4 half. Republicans. ready 10
make Il point OF order against n"
, amendment. with every assurance that
il would be sustained. declined To press
Z go that Everybody could talk and then
bring tho question STUarclT to vote.
In taking up the bin. item by item.
before reaching tho dam question. tho
house approved 1t with t"w changes. An
approximation &c SrI.o0u 70" tn" council
az nuiinual d,i"us" was stricken out.
4" e. IS. with To-" result that tins war
created agency VII y" left without
funds after next July lSt
The cNpH,t"d tight on the shipping
hoard item fen down, although the para
Eraph the board to sell It's ships and
build no more was ordered cut on tho
ground that II was covered 10y eNlstnG
law. Chairman Good, Of tho appropria-
tionS committee. sad IN" paragraph
had been put there becaus" Il was de-
sired to go To- any length to compel the
board TO do what Congress already had
directed.
1t was learned later thai ia" houses
action in estimating tho paragraph
" oud leave IA" shipping board without
funds after July LIST. except For S4@,"n0
for salaries of commissioners and for
expenses OF tho hoard N the District
Of Columbia and Of an investigation
Of foreign discrimination against
American vessels and shippers.
Tho board originally asked for an ap-
preparation OF tlt;.n"o,h"". Instead J
all,w.rg this smonnt. tho aprrorria-
r.rus rouitter inserted a paragraph in
,hf >undry civil hill authorizing tho
hoard TO usc funds on hand July LIST.
tho amount received during the coming
fiscal year Cr, M operation Of ships ami
not to exceed $4,000, roo derived from
tho sale of ship and equipment Fy
striking out this pardGraph. IL was OK
plained. the house left tho board with
out authority even to US" funds derived
from, salvaEing Of It's equipment for or
Grating expenses. II was predicted ihat
an ornrnuriatIon for the board would be
inserted IN the bill when II reaches the
senate
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STARVING MEN
RESCUED AT SEA
L. A. pelaplaine Tells Of Peculiar Incl
dent IN Letter Written to
Wheeling.

L. 4. nclaplaino. of Wheeling, who
left n short time aeo for Porto Hica'
writes to this city after reaching the
island. and tells Of tho weathc- prevail
ing down near the equator. II Is so
warm that It is impossible 10 sleep IN the
houses and beds are put up on inc
screened vcr1ndHS.
Tb, latter was written 10 Irish
Money. of this city and Mr.. pelarlainc
Gates that tho steamer Mohawk, on
which no was travelling. picked up a
vayl In which five men were found al
most dead. They had cssaycd 10 reach
cuba in tn. yawl, had ioSt their near
irrs and had run out Of food and waller.
their supply having been "Xhausted %
hours before they were found
Tho men were taken on hoard the MO-
hawk and nurscd and were landed IN
Porto EiCa.
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MANY PLAYERS SIGNED.

Martins burg. W. Va. Jan 3.-.-ThG
Mar,insburg Baseball Club Of tho Flu'
EidSc League has signed thfrtN-tw"
r'nlcrs for next season, 6. r. Morrison.
pre-" .d"nt Of the team, announced today.
Tn" players represent tho largest roster
ever held by q Blue Rilge club.
Joe Ward the Pittsburgh sport writer,
recently engaged 10 manage tho Mar
tlnsbUrg team. secured the signatures Of
The thlrty-two players within the last
few " ceks
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IOTrCA-

Notice Is hereby given that meeting
OF the owners of lots III Nj. Wood GEM
ciery. located In Washington district.
ohio County. West Virginia. will be held
al the council chamber IN the city bu:d-
inc Of the City Of Wheeling on
THURSDAY. THE 9Th DAY OF
JANUARY. 1921.
a. 40 O'Clock n. M: for the purpose OF
c,e:ting a Board OF nine Trustees fof
said Nit Wood Cemetery Association
and such orher business as may como
before the meeting:
MT. WOOD CEMETERY ASSoClAi I'm.
BY CHARLES II. MILLER,
WILLIAM ELLTNGHAM.
d-a-tt Surviving Trustees.
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STOCKHOLDERS NOTICE.

70 Stockholders Of Central Glass Works:
Notice is hereby given that the annual
meeting " the Stockholders OF Central
Glass Works. a corporation, created and
of West Virginia. will be held at its
office at 18th and McColloch Streets. in
tho city Of Wheeling. in the state Of
West Virginia, at O'Clock. in the af-
tcrncon, on the 18th day of January.
,l92l.
CENTRAL GLASS WORKS.
BY HOWARD HAILETT
ia-4-ll President.
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YOUNG GUNNAN
IS HUNTED HERE
ARTHUR YEATERS SHOOTS VILE
AND LAW AT
WASHINGTON
Fugitive was Reoontiy IN Trouble at
bridgeport, Ohio

Local police up until late hour last
night had not secured any trace or Ar
thur Yeaters. 30 years Of age. wanted
by tho Washington. Pa, police on N
| shooting charge.
Teaters, who had for Sevcra! days
been staying NJ the home Of his sister
Mrs. Noll King, Of Houston street
Washington. left the house last evening
at $40 o'clock and stated that N" was
going to shoot his wife, Mrs. NaI.e'e
Ycatcrs. 10 years old. and her mother
Mrs. Mary Wards. 30 years old. Mrs
; King th"u.;h. Ghat No was Kidding a.
: she knew Of no trob,e between the tw"
and let the matter drop until reports or
! tho shooting came to her about ono hour
| later.
| 1t !s said that Teaters entered his
/; ruothcr-in,aw's house a. 49, SoutA
Main street az s O'Clock r. NJ. and shot
both OF the women with IS Calipr'
revolver then making his escape.
Ne!shborS rushed 10 tho seen" ard
a physician was summoned who re-
moved both ~ the ladies Ia the Wash
ington hospital. Mrs. YeatsrS Is IN
critical condition and II is thought that
she will not recover. IT"r mother, Mrs,
Ware. IS suffering from bullet wound
which is not cons dered serious.
Inc last report rom Inv ~ oNII'''~ '''''
police was TO the effect that Yeaters was
on his way TO Wheeling. Trains were
stopped and searched but no trace had
! been found OF him.
1t will be remembered that h~ was
| veteran Of the Worlds War and since
; receiving his discharge has not been A.
! home much. but has boon located IN
Bridgeport. Q. He was recently arrested
! in that city. giving All assumed name,
charged with disorderly conduct and had
| just been released and went home.
MONDAY. Washington police say. he
! talked the matter over with his wife
! and mothcr-in-law and they were At
! once to mako arrangements {" get 3
divorce as they have not been living to-
I Gether.
! The Washington police arc unable 70
I find any motive for him doing the shoot
! Ing as no one in Washington has known
| OF him causing any trobrc As long as he
! has lived In that community.
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MANY INDUCEMENTS.

Knoxville. Tenn, Jan. 5.--ludictmcntS
were returned by federal grand jmy
today against nifty local coal mining
and brokerage concerns charging cNuc-
tion Of unjust and cNorhitaUt prices N
the producing and handling -; coal. Tn"
indictments embrace moro than 90h
counts. each count representing - e
arate transaction In one ear If coal.
Some OF the defsdRnts are charged
with making profits Of ~ high as $73e
q ton.
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STOCKHOLDERS MEETING.

The annual meeting Of the stoCkhold-
crS OF the Quarter Savings u. Trust Conf
pany Of Wheeling. West Virginia, will
bs hold at tho bank Tuesday. January
Il.14@l. at ) y. NJ, for the election Of
Directors to serve for tho ensuing year
and for the transaC. ion Of any other
business that may properly come before
the meeting d-l4-2l-2S- ja-4-l1
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orr DAY FOR SUNDAY

Fa.rmont. W. Va. Jan. &.-Today was
an of day with the Billy Sunday re-
urious campaign which began YcSter-
day. Monday is TO be devoted as 4
rest and visiting day during the re-
yiyal but today Sunday and his work
ers devoted the time in getting ac-
quaintcd with the local conditions ana
the local committees and from now on
the big campa!gn will b. Eummins for
the coming six weeks.
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rhh poHe-Hawk at Geneva.

The attitude Of III" dove Of pea" At
Geneva is that. apparently whic ho'"'
ing firmly To III" Olive pran'h' OF eH-
ending the other foot suhconsciously In
an cndcsyor 10 get an unobtrustve but
GOOD grin on n convenient automatic
Baltimore American.
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STOCKHOLDERS 1n1Tu0.

The annual meeting Of the stockhold.
ers of The Wheeling and Belmont Bridge
Company. will be. held at the office "
the company. on Monday. January 10.
1921, between the hours Of and -
o'clock p. M. for the election of man
ayers to serve during the ensuing year.
and such other business as shall como
before the meeting. *
JOS. LAWSON. Secretary. s
Wheeling W. Va, Dec. II, 1920. -.
d-27.u Z
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FoLMAR-On Sunday. January :. 1921.
at $50 O'Clock a. m. at her late resi-
dcnce No. 10 Sycamore Ave, Patter.
son. Elm Grove. MRS. WILLIAM h..
wife oC the late William II. Folmar, In
the seth year of her age.
Funeral from g." late home at 10 Syca-
more Ave. Elan Grove. Wednesday AZ
ternoon at $50 p. m. 1nterment ~
stone Church cemetery. Friends OF
the family invited 10 attend.
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THE MENDEL COMPANY
Carl J. Kspner. Prop.
FUNERAL DIRECTORS
Private Chapel, 1917 Chaplins Street
Call Phone 1917.
DIED

STRAWTHEA-On Sunday, January :.
1921. at AIS o'clock p. M. at his home
1884, Morrow street, CALVIN -
STRAWTHER, in the seth year OF his
age.
Funeral from the Mendel Company
Chapel. 1912 Chspline street. Wednes-
day afternoon 1880. Services at the
Wayman \. VI. f.. church. Market
street, o'clock. Friends invited To-
attend. Interment Rivervew cemc-
terry.
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JoNEs-On Sunday evening. January :,
1921. At 1885 o'clock. at his home, lLS
Twelfth street. WILLIAM Jones,
ST.. in the seth year Of his age.
Funeral notice hereafter.
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FOE SALE.

FOR SALE-Farm l2I acres. located
u, miles west OF l;ay!and. Ohio. 8
room house barn and other nutbuildinIS
! on pike: also team OF horses. Posses
| sion III once. Cheap it sold at once. call
| Martins Ferry 23S-M. ja-4-i
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FOR SALE-Elec.

FOR SALE-Elec sweeper. good as new,
l. price. used . months. also Marvel
! like an electric. almost new L price.
irall IS New Jersey or phone 1881. |
! will demonstrate IN your home, . real
bargains. la>4-l
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McGINNIS Friday. December ~
1870. at 1880 o'clock p. m, at her late
residence s21 West Chapline street.
SARAH JANE McGINNIS. in the bsnd
y";T OF her age.
Funeral service at Altmeyer & Mccoy
parIors. I1O5 Chapiipe street, MONDAY
morning at $40. Requiem mass at ST
Joseoh's Cathedral Q z. M. Friends
of the family are invited to attend
lntermcnt at Mt. calvary cemetery.
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1AvEL1r-on Saturday. January 1st
1921. at sis o'clock .. m. AZ her m Mse
residence oiO7 Eoff street. CATH
F:RINE:. wife Of the late P. J. IayeHe.
in the 67th year of her age.
Funeral from the residence Wednesnsy
morning $3.50. Requiem mass ~ tns
church OF Immaculate Conception
o'clock. Friends invited. Interment
MI. calvary cemetery.
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NOTED GAMING
HOUSE CLOSED
JAMES BACHMANN'S PLACE ON
CALDwELL'S RUN SHUT UP BY
AUTHORITIES LAST EVENING
Action was Taken Upon Oder of Pres
ecuting Attorney by Members OF
Shertns star

County authorities last evening closed
lanes Bachmann's gaming house on
Caldwell's run The order 70 close IN"
place was served by deputies from TIE
sheriffs office on the orders Of l'r"re-
cutting Attorney Carl G. Bachman, VINO
took Office New Years day.
The place is said 10 have been oH"F-
ated as 4 gambling house for several
months and Is alleged 70 have been one
Of the biggest and most 'up-'o-datc
places of the Kind in the ohi" valley
The place came in for liberal Hhar"
Of publicity q few months ago whom
bandits staged a daring hold-up and re-
loved the house AMI players Of nun
d-rds or dollars IN cash and valuable
securities and made their escape.
Farjy on New Years morning It Is AL
,oced inat another attcmpt to rob the
rlace was made but foitcd.
"kcres Of Diamonds"-Dr. Russell II
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\ Beautiful Thought---A null" IS fun
ny 10 iopk At hut not to play WITH. \
good many men are tho Same way.
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NEUTRALITY-SUSPICIOUS..

wANTHD-Two active statesmen are re-
CURED by an established drug ana c%-
tract house. ono for ParkerSburg field.
and another for the Clarksburg field.
only men acqus intcd with the districts
need apply. An excellent opportunity IS
offered TO proper man. Address all re-
plies Box No. !. y. I. Ja-"-!
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RAILROAD MAN
IN THE COOLER

Joe KuCher, a ra!lrOader Of L!oyds-
VILE. somewhere in Ohio broke ur
house keeping last night. BROKE IN
housekeeping" Is good phrase. accord
Ing to Constable John Moore, who ar
rested him and as result he IL IN tho
Bridgeport cooler. awaiting hearing be-
fore Mayor Jurkins.
Joe found some blue mule" some
where and it had An awful KICK. He
thought his wife was kicking. and k.rN-
ed her into the cruel cold world. IL"
then proceeded with his breaking Mp Of
housekeeping. breaking every dish IN
the house as we'll as the glass ware. the
looking-gIasSes. furniture. and every
thing lying loose about tho HOUSE.. Hence
his arrest.
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wANTED-A leading store in Wheeling
destres an experienced salsswoman.
Very unusual opportunity for one Of
ability and ambitious to do betetr for
herself. Address: N. 4. T., care 1nteni-
1.rc.r d-30-tt
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FOR sALE-OySrland touring car mode!
! 20. run 1900 miles; just cverhauled and
| in good condition. This is bargain.
| IriCe $3.50 cash. Call $751; Martins
Ferry or 90 Bridgeport. d-2I-l
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wANTED-FENAL1.

wANTED-Expericnc Office girl. STATE
experience and salsry expected. Adj
dress A. b, care 1nteligencer. Ja-4-l
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EASTMAN SLAYER
DRY" OFFICER
Killing Followed With
Ex-Gunman at Drink
ing Party

Now York, Jan. S.--EackNESh rom
tine high tide IN New YorkS crime wa
created more excitement in police de-
partnont circles today than the fe"
fresh gu breaks of violeuc" N the last
twcnty-fuur hours.
The MYSTERY which had envsloped the
killing on the morning after christmas
Of Monk Eastman. gauGster-soidier'
was cleared up whom jeremiah Bohan'
prohibition enforcement agent. sur
rendered and. It Is alleged. admitted
shooting the Monk" who had his citt-
zenship rights returned after valiant
war service.
Bohan described tho killing as taking
place after drinking party at the bIu"
Bird cafe, following threats on his Iii".
and vile language" by Eastman. police
said.
Bank Rob6er ESCAPES.
Sucr, ,aiul cscar" from An iron barred
ia;I cell provided another sensation for
ih" authorities. Harry Mtzherscr, WI"
he'd been arrested in connection WIN
the holding up and rohbiug Of the Frs
National bank Of Midtown, y. j., 90
December -, jumped to freedom "ihf
hl'ug and saving his way out If mis- CO..
window Nineteen other prisoners ir:"I
'o follow him but lou" guard Ni"pp' d
them with :. display Of his pistol
While SeNCnty-unc policemen were
facing charges Of Delinquency In n"r-
fcrmancc Of duty ~ Rrr"''yn he"H.
quarters. another hlu"coat lab"r"d
through US busy q day as he could 70
member Patrolman ktrw"n before
noon had emptied his six-Sh""ter w."
and arrested sing le-handed five nI"S-
81 hold-up men.
Mrs. Allen 4 u'Grahy, VIII" recently
created 4 sensation Icy rH$iEnnE ~
NTH deputy police commits st"ner after
critic!zgng conduct Of the department.
today was reinstated as probation Of
ticcr by chief Magistrate William NJ,
Adoo. Mrs. O',irady had bean grant"H
a leave Of absence in 1918 when she DC
came commissioner.
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WAITED TO LNAm.

wANTED-To lease with option to buy
operating mine, loading on r. r. Bel
mont, Jefferson or Harrison Co: prefer
rcd. Write Cox 402, Martins Ferry. %.
d-30-l
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wANTED-Middle age woman to help In
small boarding house. one who can cook.
Apply $40 McColloch ST. Ja-l-t
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WANTED MALE.
WANTED

wANrEp-Young or middle-as ed man
for floor manager in department store
Give full! details regarding any mercAn-
tile experience, references and salary
expected Replies confidential. Address
Store, care Intclligenccr. ta-4I "a
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Acres OF Diamonds"-Dr. Russell II.
Conwel. Court Theatre. Jan. 8, sis y.
VI. Tickets on sale today-5oc. 7jc and
$500
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FELsING-On Friday. December yI.3
1920, at Steubcnvillc, Ohio. JOHN
F'ELSINT.
Services at the family residence. ~.
benyilIe. O.. this (MondaY morning
at 1880 o'clock. Intcrment at MI
wood cemetery. on the arrival OF The
1870 O'Clock Pennsylvania train
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wAHTEp-Girl or middle aged woman
to cook. Apply to Mrs. R. c. Dalxeti,
Edgington Lane. phone Woodsdale IL.
ja-i.m
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HOI Rent.

FOR RENT furnished housekeeping
rooms on Island. private entrance. and
two on Chaplinc St, also one smAu
sleeping room, 1929 Chapline st. ja-3-h
FOR RENT roomed house, bath. ce.
ment cellar. in out pike district on car
line. $50 per month. Possession at once.
Address XXX. d@S0-k
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Two or three years ag" a woman to!d
m. now a waSncrwomIn who worked for
h"r, after making SON" very suif imam
r,sI demands and laying down certain
rules which must hc oh"ycd T. she were
10 go on doing the washing, said eNu!t-
family:
"Ec ladies IS coming nearer the wash
tubs every day. ,i
Yesterday | heard OF ono Interesting
cas-" of rlifilrnrrt of that pr"pnecy
She Can Choose and Chooses This'i
The woman IN this case WAS Il D"tNi!-
, IN, hi. home. Sh" keeps man ana
maid The man docs the cooking, waits
on the table and the door; the Wunna n
tends To the upstairs work. ana acts
SOMETIMES in tho capacity &c a ladies
tri;I. But both house and taIpliy are
iarre and these two can't do everything.
80 The Iady OF tn" house must help And
- nat do YOU think l. on" Of her tasks ;.
She docs practically all IN" washing and
ironing.
WIN does she choose this drudgery:
Rocause, done with all the modern ma
,i,inr-y which she has installed Tor inc
purpose it isn't druuGcry. In iaC'. IL Is
il,- part IL the work Ii" really likcS inc
best. :, !.
II Is an interesting picture, isn't IL
the mistress Of beautiful home served
tx = man in livery ct he" table. rerolr'
Ing the services of a iaGTS mald above
stairs. and then Soins down and dong
washing!
Once considered the worst Drudgery.
II suggests how much modern inNen-
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wANTED-Married man on dairy farm
ut Rayland, Ohio, for wagon delivery
milk route. Man from farm preferred.
Edward Wagner, Main and goth Sts.
Wheeling. ". Va. ta-s-i
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M1scELIAHEouS.

wANTED-F'errets. Will buy healthy
ones. w. q. Sedan, 46 18th st.
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