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Potosi journal. (Potosi, Mo.) 1894-1929, 1921-08-10

Now the United States has t.
tackle the job Of saving starving
Russia. Looks like we got a
steady and big JOB keeping the
world from going 10 pot.
Potosi journal. (Potosi, Mo.) 1894-1929, 1921-08-10
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Potosi journal. (Potosi, Mo.) 1894-1929, 1921-08-10
Married LIE Burdensorns n Old 49,

gcll!ngham. Wssh.-CharEsne desef.
lion and nensupport. Ida II. Smith.
eighty years old. appeared In court to
defend her sui, for divorce aEalns, W.
r. Smith. eishty-six. The defendan,
f,ed Q cross complain, chsrs.nS that
his Wife hati made his ufs burden
yuflae
Potosi journal. (Potosi, Mo.) 1894-1929, 1921-08-10

Secretary Of tie Treasury
Mellen took the floor again the
other day TO say that the gov.
ernment is spending more
today than it did a year ago, and
that unless Congress actually
cuts its appropriations instead
merely taking economy, there
isn't eoirg TO be any lifting o:
the tax burden. Mr. Mellen
says TIE carediiures Q! the gov.
ern,Aent are going to be some.
thing like 1900, eco, ooo the cur.
rent rear a. the present rate Of
sperdirg, and tha, the revenues
without any tax trimming will
iall under four billions. While
this performance in shoyellng
OF, the nation S coin isn't any
thing like up to the Wilson ad,
ministra,ion's record in tha,
direction. il Is wholly unbecom.
.ng 10 the party now ia power
We fail 10 see any reasonable
ground why government by the
Republican party should cost
four and a bali billions a year
now when only nine years ago i,
xss being done with one billion
by ,ha, party. We are such a
good aud faithful! Repu hlican that
we want to see our &. q. L. liv
ing up to It's promises OF eeono,
my aud tax reduction,
Potosi journal. (Potosi, Mo.) 1894-1929, 1921-08-10

A protective tariff may not
hs,p M to the world markets,
but Il will at least help keep the
world ont Of our home market.
Potosi journal. (Potosi, Mo.) 1894-1929, 1921-08-10

out where it stands. Rank dis.
loyalty alone is the hypothesis
on which such conduct may be
explained
Potosi journal. (Potosi, Mo.) 1894-1929, 1921-08-10

Lets qsit hollering about our
sax burdens until we get through
voting more taYes on ourselves.
Decorah-posten og ved arnen., 1921-11-25
WtounoersWano
| garaIe 9age.

On / goret 1875 ubienot &efla'
ME er faIoet "Senos. Sib." ib9noe.
Sopebinoboloet al BEN giuer life
itnere Sioers "9rama" 'Intoncer
ret meget eiter:
"Ga Gsnen peo Sisrring bliper
rrepareret ct SldgS meget nptilGt
"a, cfter FIN ieroeIcs @oobeo, Tibet
befoIteliat Reoifumcnt, iom faloes
galtpano, ser biGlper for al Slags
eammeI Sfabe, foraaria5et peo
Stsb, 9reb eIer Sug paa Ben, S9it.
ser og Ssbber, borttager eler Or
iiuIfter, bp1nper Sanoue, foranorer
Ginenes Smerter, iom beraf for
linoreS, r,aar De euten er rsoe eller
hernoi finbes Suie, bl9lper ! en-
utroIig @eipinoiebeo, raar ct Wen'
,eife enten i Mllnoen eaer Salien al
&ioiiabeo ener altloe blioer buoles,
ia, err ai Oct SlagS, at bet | ale Etl'
'Silfeloe fmt bore nptti9t, efteriom
bets 8rlla / De Gele, bpor oct fife
fan gipe fiilbfomnlen S%elbrcocllt,
cog aloris gisr oct Onoe uGrre, IL
SEN Specierne, booraf bet er tiaaoct,
baaoc err mango % frafttae, og filt.
bes iaaleoes opsitc, of De bperfen
peb inoportes eler Ioportes grng
fcraariager SfaOe, % icm BET pp'
perlielte beraf err bette, at Oct alIe.
fiber brager oct anoet no Of 8rop.
pen"
9ctte piounoerIiee Saltpanb, "iom
efter Sormenine life finbes no / no.
Get I~potbeque", funoe befommes til
aisbs / Siering hos SelRole SOM.
I'M Iasarb, iom uoiolste set / itsr.
re eaer n1inbre Barrier for eli Yri5
at 4 Narf Sanife pr. Bot, ligeiom
bun ogiaa bapbe "paataget Jig ben
plciIisbeo at gipe en- nsicre llnber.
refining ON 9ruscn" - en- geitil.
ling, iom ooe neppe bar foraaria.
set benbc pibere Soueobrub, oa 9r,t.
aeir, ubcn rogen SlagS HegIcrS neie
,susttagclic, funoe lie iaa bel / Scoc
lam 3uloe, Sinter iom CONNER,
llaar Jornsoerbeoen Der uofr9per. .
Decorah-posten og ved arnen., 1921-11-25
On SuIebiIieu.

Meo Set iamme isg iunienSer SonpeI.
icstpntiugeuteu for Soften til min
gar, Sobias 9uupeu, SteinneSoaagsu,
Stunpn. Stapauser, Horse. bill ies med
Stcoatterens SiuaoeIie ienoe min beSite
SuIebiIieu til aue mine SIegtuiuser o.
&enrer pan begse Sioer az Saoet mso
2uife on en- eIGSelis Sui % soot Snts
cur iii ale paa 9unpen az forreiteu al
erc SteSer, bpor "Ypiteu" trViisr Den,
paa lin gaubriue. Guifsr osiaa $50
fen" en- lpttsIie 8eiie oper Sauet bier
Gang mep tit rise 9aieitoi fra Better
beimeu. NIfrep Z. Sune.
Surlep. z. Sat.
Decorah-posten og ved arnen., 1921-11-25

bebIte Irbeibe af benne Slass - er css
iaa fremfommet | en- ge9nsce Ipiier !
o. forIfieuise 9anbe. Spraabet err ienhi
til bier eueite Senator og acnsresmano
i II. g. til bper Stortinssmano / Nors
&C = Set er ienbt til 70 foritieui9e
aanbes @csierinser - % til De ilsits
lebenbe IGnb 90 apinper | Scroen.
Set er apinoer iom Or. aiIoabi neo
benSes sruubiee Slnbitab 90 heie mos
rolitc Yrinciper, iom burbe ieuoes II!
Gousresien i 8aibington.
SeIen geilsrnS.
Decorah-posten og ved arnen., 1921-11-25

s,aar He ioruhsr Seres snsHristisH, ienS
BELT Bolt eaer SaniaupiSnins. Set CT uni
fert at lenee Isle Veuee / alntnoeIise Sreec,
The Wheeling intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1903-1961, 1921-03-03
NOTICE.

Notice g hereby given hat. a. a
meeting Of the Stockho !d"rs Of IN" Glen
dale Coal Company. CORPORATION cr' .
at"d and organized under the laws or
West Virginia. held a. tn" office Of the
Company. in Wheeling West Virginia,
on the twenty-fjfth day Of January.
1921. the following resolutions were
adopted:
Resolved. f!-s'. That The Glendale
Coat Company. q corporation created
and organized under the laws Of ne
State Of West Virginia. does hcrrlE d!S-
continue business as corporation and
sure nders TO said state rs charter and
corporate franchises. The board OC IL
rcctorS Will proceed 10 convert The prop
erty, chooses in action and all assets OF
this corporation into cash. and pay OFF
and disCharg" al rs debts. liabilities
and Obligations. and after fully dis
charging all such debts. liabilities and
Obligations, diy!d" the remainder among
the Stockholders pro rata with their
several holdings Of stock. hut n" such
payment shall b" mad" :" any stock
holder unit! after the publication Of
the notice hCreina fter provided.
Resolved. second. That IN" president
OF this corpora ton cause notice OF IN"
adoption OF tho foregoing resolution I"
be published IN some newspaper OF gen
eral circulation. published near IN" prln-
C:oal office or place of business or TINS
once Il week for four sue
:cSsive weeks, and that H. certify these
resolutions to rho secretary Of state OF
th,. state nf West Virginia. and deliver
10 him cnrtit,catn showing the publ
cation OF said notice as provided by law.
Given under my hand this twenty
fourth day % February. 1921.
r. T HlTCHMAN,
P-eS!d"n: Of said Corporation.
Attest:
GEORGE r. F. GILCHRIST.
Secrctar,. f-24-m--S-lo-IT
The Wheeling intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1903-1961, 1921-03-03
: Side Talks
by &lftf1 Cameron
WHAT'S YOURS?

when was IN New York.
\ dear old friend Of nine who ny"S
in New England and who once went &"
New York and spent two weeks there Is
often jokad by those who love her wei.
"nouEh 20 laugh ~ h"r for tn" fro
Qu"ncy with which she uttrrS the ahor"
prelude 10 something that happened n
those wonderful two weeks
We assume that ( IL because 81" has
nvad such n simple III" that she i"N"s
10 rcrcr to that event and that her
na!l"tt" is unusual hu; do YOU hn"w. ,
think there ar" very few pcoHl" "" do
no, have som" surh eNp"ri"nr" n 'n"'r
lives to which they refer with that
same simple and unconscious pride
Something dr"w NY attention u this
circumstance lately and have been
cataIoguing pcoprr's When I was in
and nave not found it hard either.
Many Conventional Roads
There IS tn" man who once wen; for \
hunting trip 9Th a guide in the heart OF
the Canadian woods. There WAS only
one small tote" road BY which they
reached Their camp. but many. many
roads. CoRvcrSati"naily. led TO il. l"u
know the Old tale Of the man who had
ono good story that he was always
watching for an opportunity 10 tell Il
was about An experience with gun and
whenever he could not max" an opening
any other way. and folt he must tell IT,
he would Bang loudly on tn" table in
imitation Of the bang of gun and say
THAT reminds me. ct cr;"ra. We'll
our friend of the Canadian woods does
not Quit. hang on tho table but hN
comes about as near II - he can.
The Wheeling intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1903-1961, 1921-03-03
She wouldn't Take a. Much Pride

She wouldn't Take ~ Much Pride
Another tr:ond. Il woman WHO has had
a rather coior!cSs lie. goes every year
20 her employers summer place and
though normally modest she is always
, ready to boast about wild Acres" Sh"
could not have taken NOR" Of Il pride IN
q, had she owned It instead ot being an
undergrad rmployc. some o. whose Un-
paid wages help to max" the luXurics
possible
II Oh" spoke OF fi-eSidCS = was You
ought 10 sec the fircp,Accs AZ Wild
Acres There are eight in the house and
ono on the piazza and the one IN the hall
is so la-E" tina; It holds six foot logs"
Tor II you spoke ~ sunsets. There "a
the most wonderful View Of the sunset
yol ever saw from m" porch at Wild
Acres" or Of cider Mr.. y. has his own
cider made from the apples IN the
orchard"
Another friend ~ mine who is very
wealthy and quit" 4 Traveller has never
'hclcsS her treasured eNper!cnCc-two
weeks at fashionable watering place
in Europe where the prices are hiEn
thrill OF pride IN saying. When 1
was"
You may be Interested tn know that
whilr listening TO others l have not for
gotten to listen to myself and hay"
found that too have a when l was
Where was IL We'll. isn't that ask
ing too much Don't you think 4 Is
enough for me TO admit it exists?
The Wheeling intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1903-1961, 1921-03-03
WON'T HESITATE
TO SAY IT'S BEST

strength back. Everything was dis
tasteful and upset my stomach. and
mad no appetite at all. For weeks |
liz ed on milk toast and the like. and
didn't seem TO get Il bit OF nourishment.
Nothing seemed to help me. and sitting
and lying around day in and day out
got to thinking my age was against
NE and became "rry discouraged.
heard 50 much about Tanlac ] de-
cidcd to give il a trial and five bottles
Of the meiicin" have built me up eleven
rounds in weight and restored my health
ard strength. Tanlac has made vel!
man Of me. and I'm Oh my feet at work
all day without il firing me out.
My wife has h"en in bad health for
thirty years. and | paid out hundred.
Of dollars without finding anything to
help her. However she has started TAX
ing Tan!;tc now. and is improving right
along I'm more than grateful for what
Tanlar has done for US. and there's
nothing too good | can say for IL"
TanlaG = sold hy Hoge-Davis Drug
Co.
The Wheeling intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1903-1961, 1921-03-03
shelter when Soviet reinforcemcnts
were rushed up.
Much Street Fighting,

"SInguinary lighting continues in IN"
streets and also In the nctshborhood Of
PrrrOSrad. The garrison, while not par
i:rtpatinE actively in the fghtinE. has
handed over all lis arms and munitions
To the rebels The rebels are holding
VASTLY -Ostrov On suburb Of F~troGradl
and important residential quarters Of
the city.
I'm southeast Russia, General Du'off
(anti-Bolshevik leader Of the Orenhurr'
CnSSaCkS), with strong forces Of Cos
sacks. Is operating successfully in The
OrrnburH plains. while General Anat"ff.
who IL leading tn" INSURGENTS in tA:
central, southern and Noira districts
has made considerable advanc" which
threatens TO cut rn communication
with I'aurdSla
The Wheeling intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1903-1961, 1921-03-03
AHTl-p0LSHEVIST
REVOLUTION RACES;
MAY DEPOSE SOV|ETS

'.vrod.t. March 2---l:"pOr;S received in
"rt:".a. British circles today confirm
diauIIrh"s t"liiu; Of an antt-S0vi"t ris-
'Ug ia Russ Il. They state that the sit
"IGt,Irl news Perceived however. did not
inAi.Jtn that ia" Soviet ,:"N"rnm"nt had
lost cUutr"n
London. March .-Rrrorts from Rus
q, received This morning in Helsing-
tors. FINLAND. by way "f Eernl. ESth"-
n;r. disclose" 4 situation (which may
result shortly IN III" complete over
throw IT Sovi"t ruiz" says tho Central
Sew, lIclsingf0rS c"rr"> pendent
Fighting - pruc""d:HE in many parts
nr NuSSia with r"trOErad and Moscow
as the crntrrs Of Tho revolutionary
movrments. "a" reports add.
Tn" fighting IN P"troGrad is Of ri
:.;nt;r proportions. according TO IN" 70
purtS. for 500. nnu strikers are declared
t. ho arrayrd against IN" Soviet troops.
whose cAaCt number il - Impossible L"
estimate.
IL IS reliably reported. tho di"pat"h
go. THAT very many have hccn killed
,,r wou,,ccd ON hntn sides in street fight
iur, and there h..s been considerable pro-
n,r,v DAMAGE, The naval garrison at
kronstadt has joined the rebels.
"Rrrorts of the revolution in MOSCOW
are mcaErr. doubtless owing 10 the cen
Sorsh!p one message indicates thar
large numbers Of former Officers OF IN"
I:u.Siam army are leading III" insurgents
there.
I'm PctrrErad tn" military cadets who
have been among the most reliable sup
purtrrs OF Soviet rule. suffered heavy
casualties Combined forces or laboT"re
and miners, Of whom 100 were former
service mon. attacked the cadets, dror''
thorn through tho streets to the schools
AND quickly overwhelmed the cadets.
The surviving cadets only obtained
The Wheeling intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1903-1961, 1921-03-03
Sweeny Says Tanlac Has
Completely Overcome All
His Troubles.
Wife Now Taking 1t and Is
Improving Wonderfully
After 80 Years Suffering.

~ | should be asked to name he
best medicine made l wouldn't hesitate
to say Tanlac. and I'll tell you the rea-
son why" said w. W. Sweeny. Of %
W. ith Ave. Huntington. w. Va. we'll
known miller for Gwinn Bros. d Co,
while at McGuires drug store the other
day.
An attack OF influenza left me al
mos: down and out, for i: was all
could do 10 sit around the room in Il
rocker. propped UP on pillows and it
seemed like I would never gain my
The Wheeling intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1903-1961, 1921-03-03
CONDITION SERIOUS
HebrnAE IN Very Critical Con-
ditor as Result Of Fall On Roof.

Attendants a. the North Wheeling
hospital ~ an carly hour this morning
stated IA" ,"udItion a. Andrew Heb
rank. aged 80 Years. resident OF
MnGn' Wood road. who f'!l from the
-rot q: thu ". g. Evans HON" Tuesday
afternoon and very it'll" hop" - ell
r'rtainrd for his recovery.
Mr. Hchrank * suffering from 4 pune
;ur" q: tn" lung. lhrc" hrukCn r'hs. 4
broken leg and internal injury. H. fril
- feet to tn" ground below. lighting GA
an IRON fence.
The Wheeling intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1903-1961, 1921-03-03
COLD CLEAR WEATHER
FOR INAUGURATION

Washington March Gold and prob
ably tar w.Hthcr will prevail here Fri
dav during III" inauGurNtIon Of Presi-
dent Harding. according TO 4 special In
auI,ar;itiun day forecast issued today by
the weather bureau. on the fact of In
d;ratiOns available. the government ex-
;rrtS said. partly cloudy weather
Thursday would turn colder Thursday
a afternoon and clear up Friday, but with
tho cold continuing. No forecast as 10
temperatures va" made.
Tho text of TN" prediction follows:
Special forecast:
"rh. Outlnok at this time Is for cold
and prohabl fair weather in Washing.
ION on Friday. March 4"
When quick results are imperative
lnt"lligrncrr Want NiS never fall
The Wheeling intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1903-1961, 1921-03-03
Patton PunOral Friday.

Friday morning a . o'clock ~ the
family reS:drncr. No. l33 Eighteenth
>'~n"t Warwood. vii, he hrld the runcra'
~,rN 'N"S for Michael Il. Patton. VIII" died
TUESDAY evening following Il weeks ILL
moss az pneumonia. Requiem high mass
VIII hc offered At $50 o'clock at tn.
corpus CcriSti church. Tn" body will
then b., sent to Cleveland. q. where
bU-.a, vi. hs made Saturday morning.
The Wheeling intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1903-1961, 1921-03-03
Packers Stock Yards
Plan Is DiSapprOvGd

Washington. Mar. 9TH" substitute
proposals Of Swift and company. and
Armour and company for the sale Of
their stock yard interests vas d'Sap~
proved today by Justice Stafford IN the
district supreme court.
The court allowed thirty days f"r the
taking OF testimony as 20 III" value Of
The companyS holdings after which they
VIII be given an opportunity 10 on"r
.heir stock for sale at the price then
fixed or the court Will appoint trus'""
10 take tho stock as recommended ny
the department OF juStrC"
The court held that the plans proposed
by the two companies "S"cm 10 make
easy a lonS period Of continued owner
ship on the part OF the defendants and
In tho meantime provide too Cr"hl" a
control on the part Of tn" court" JuS-
ticc Stafford said the defendants were
willing to soil II they could got u fair
price but that the question OF n fair
price should b" decided only after both
sides are heard.
The Wheeling intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1903-1961, 1921-03-03
Report Denied.

London. March 2.-Tne Russian trad"
delegation hero announced to-day that il
W:tS communicated direct with Moscow
and that II was authorized 20 deny the
rumorS Of a revolution in Russia. These,
Il was declared, were absolutely false
The Wheeling intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1903-1961, 1921-03-03
NJ ], O'Neill.

VI : 0'N"ni d."d Tuesday evening r.
: -" ".'o,k. ~ hlS lt" home At Be"
,;!,r'. rn''"wiAg short illness. DO
...r'- i .l..d been u resident Of this city
''': many years. H. WAS n N" GSth year
g.: his aC" Funeral arrangements were
.n.mmn...r H. morning.
The Wheeling intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1903-1961, 1921-03-03
BRAIN TESTS
BY SAM LLOYD
MINUTE TO ANSWER rws.

MINUTE TO ANSWER THIS.
This sketch OF Ivanhoe on his way
20 The tournament suggests the name OF
a bird. What IS it.
Answer to Yesterday Puzzle.
KENNEL Plus INK minus LINK plus
STONE minus NEST minus ONE one
TUCK plus YEAR minus EAR equals
KENTUCKY.
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THE MENDEL COMPANY
Carl J. Repner. Prop.
FUNERAL DIRECTORS
Private Chapel, 1919 Chapllno street.
Call Phone 1917
DIED

PArToN-On Tuesday. March :. 1921,
al II o'clock y. m. at his home. No
1873 Eighteenth street War~oOd.
MICUAtsl. g. rATTON.
Funeral services ~ the HON" FRIDAY
morning at o'clock. Requiem hiEh
mass at Corpus Christ! church at S;%V.
Friends Of IN" family invited. Inter
iu"nt Saturday at cleveland. ONO.
zARNrTS-At Palm Beach. Florida. on
SUNDAY, February =, l!2l, AZ 40
O'Clock a. M. LAWRENCE HAtSNltS'
N his Gith year.
Funeral from tho family residence. NO.
So Main street. on Friday morning ~
$50 o'clock. solemn hiEA mass AZ
Sacred Heart church at "NocN
Friends invited 10 attend. lht"rm'hl
1t III. calvary cemetery.
o'NEuL-On Tuesday. March !. 1871 at
s.1O o'clock =. m. at his Lat" residence.
ESnch Glenn. VI. j. O'NEll.L. IN his
GStn year.
Funeral note" hereafter.
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roR sA1E-RrvBR cRAFr.

Pull cabin, IS b. p. light draft mo-
torboat. has an oak bottom, good
sized decks, IS It. hull. Lying at
Eleventh St., Wheeling. Henry
SalAds, 1lo8 water st., Wheeling,
W. Va. t-S-5Ot
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roR EErr-FuRN1sBED ROOMS

FOE EENT-FUrnished rooms for ligh:
housekeeping. Apply md floor Intel
l:gencer Bldg, 1876 Market ST. f-l+-ti
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wANrED-To SUBLET.

wAUTBDNTo subIec one or two roomed
3Dartmrnt for four months. Phone
LAP Farm Bureau. mr-S-!
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MrsCELLANEoUS.

FOR first class roofing Of all kinds call
Matter Holmes. So Onio 81. Phone
lT"9-R. rnr-S-t
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wANrED-E.Nrer,"o,. farm arb d.,
hand. married man. h"U~" tuvuI~h,"
Cal N!,A.svU Farm. III i M""d$dIs
rnr-G-.
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FOR sALE-coAn LAND.

FOR SALE 900 acres ~ coal land on
Ohio river. Cal, l.. l. FHillps. %S-22nd
=, mr-l-i
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FOE SALE-FARMS-


All sizes on improved roads n this
Fertile section. near Columbus. at prices
hat are bringing your neirhbors here.
Information cheerfully furnished. Write
me. John Gcdd.S Surbury. Ohio.
t-2S-l
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and were started for political purposes
or IN the interest Of stock exchanged"
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NnAral Today
wACTEp-MALE

A. ~ ln.e home N W.T. N"NN'.!""
Fa. this afternoon - v..."v> ~. ]"
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FOR sALG-3 Ohio farms. ranging from
100 70 l3i acres. ADDRESS y. H..
Crimes, Connotou. Ohio. r. u. l. flip
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SALESMAN WANTED.

wAHTED-SaieSman who can sell stock
"A 4 rel,aO!" company ready 10 STAR
..-pduction. Plant completed and PAID
.r-. slnaUce FOR working capital Sc"
NJ Rosen any evening. No. TO9 Wind
,.r Hotel between and O'Clock.
ynr-l-l
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wANrED-&en. ;.r;..- pn-H'r trade.
Wonderful, dera nd and Wages. E'oN'-
t,onS waiting. Wrt'c to-day Molrr
|! Barber College. AL ". 5:h SIR. Cin".a-
ma. OHIO t-I"-l-mo.
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wAHTRD-YuunS man - oNs- -. VIII
ssli,nC ability Wh",'.n- SH'"S 60.
Room 10 Wheeling BINS 4 Tru>' Ed.
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