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The Wheeling intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1903-1961, 1921-02-19
TAKE IT FROM ME-"
First Big Musical Show to Spend Full
Week Here. Special Washtngton's
Birthday Matinee Tuesday

Take II From Me" the three ring
circus Of musical comedy opening at
the Court Theatre on February 2lst for
Il weeks cura cement. Is a winner. A.
conClOmcrdl!ou OF comedy and kick
nGs Il sets = new pace of light enter
cliumcnt TO clock by. AS plot model
L is better shan the average. AS a med
.ln Tor philosophy designed 10 dispcl
tho dull cares Of business 1t IS a revel-
alton. All N all, it is Al amusement.
W!ll s. Jnhnstonc the cartoonist,
wrote the houli and lyrics. Will Y. An
dcrsrn wrote the music, while the whole
has hrcu produced by Joseph VI. Gates.
Tho story concerns young chap who
discovers; that 'hr will inherit thc con-
trolling Interest in a hig department
stUr" If he runs il for a year al q profit.
Tom and his two pals make the at
tempt only to lind that tho former man
aEer has planned IL defeat them. SO
they start IN 10 wreck the business rs
thu. only way TO get even. Their schemes
however. turn out the opposite OF what
they expect and tho hero wins for
tuun ami 4 sweetheart.
One ot tho best Of the big collection
is a song entitled, Good, Bad. Beautiful
Br"adway." others that arc cncored
oyer and over are The Tanrlcfoot.'
"TnmOrrow. THE Call Of the Coy
Iftrlr Home" Explanations" and Il
1.-The To Linger in the Lingcric.''
Among tho clever farceurS, singers
and dancers arc Marjorie Sweet Alice
HENS. Bcutricc Bradner. Airline and
Helen Gard!ucr. John +. lfcnn!nGs. Ed
En~ Gard:n"r. charles M"ak!ns, Charles
Welsh Homer. Roscoe Patch. II. VI.
Gardiner. Harry Rurnham. Robert Fob
son. George AhhoIte. George Mortimer,
and large chorus Of stunning girls.
There Will bc a special matinee Tuesday
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sam HaIinEton.' who not only is a
freak rider but doesn't know a thing
ahou, hrrs"s and breads the sight Of
Stable. From the tense excitement
during the progress Of the play, tho
audience hurm!srs that there must be
Il real race hack trE". due TO the cheer
iUg ana expressions of tho cast. How
ever, it is all imaginary. but appearing
-. natural, that the sensation makes
one feel good. To win the girl, Sam
h,i to ride lcr faVor!te stccd, The
iiotlcntot," but Il was almost an i'm
pns>ihi" thing for him as the horse
r"rll killed MN IN til" first act. But
tn" Sl""rl"chIse N the final act was
uu" uf the big moments Of the carcC.
Naturally n, won the race ana his
prIzc--lhc Elrl
"rhc lIott"nlot' affords Mr.. Collier
excellent opportunity I" show hts
wares and the role OF Sam Harrington,
the false rider. suits him Ia perfection.
His own style Of inviting laughter
along with his intimate knowledge of
The part, only serve 10 lead him 10 his
greatest triumph and scores a signal
tribute TO his ability as an. author as
we'll Donald Neck, as the butler
comes n for his share Of bringing the
play u 4 S'hs' u "uhHIHS 'HlCi "tiU-
mcnt ranking next only to Mr.. Collier
Thc balance of tho company Is we'll
talented Miss Georgia Lee Hall is
rcGry Fairfax. the Girl and through
her charming personality and manner
lsnS. fits III nicely.
Tile Ilotteutot" is as fast as light
ming So fast indeed, that when it is
racing II runs away from the driver
and a fly cannot stick on TO ii. It's a
winner anywhere. Put your money on
"Thc HottCutot' at the Court box office
either this afternoon or tonight, and
you'll get in return the biggest two
hour aud 4 nalf EigglC You ever had.
The Wheeling intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1903-1961, 1921-02-19

The persons above named are hereby
notified that they are required to appear
before the CITY Council OF the City OF
Wheeling 1t a meeting OF said council
70 be held IN the City Council Chamber
on Tuesday, March !. 1921, at s o'clock
2. m. and show cause. II they can. why
the assessments made against them, as
above set OUT. should not become hnal.
Respectfully.
fel9-%6 II. c. CRAGO. City Clerk.
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SCARED CREEK
FO|LSH OLDUP

At ten o'clock last night. a stranger
entered the store OF the Lion Grocery
company on North Main street. Martins
Ferry, and ordered piece Of steak. AS
the proprietor. 4 Greek, turned TO get
the steak, the stranger showed reVo!-
yer into the Creeks face and demanded
his money.
The Creek EraJped at a meat cleaVer
and the would-be hold-up man. hrins
, eounls Of shots which missed. fed
from tho store.
Martins Ferry police who were rushea
to the scene. say the Greek was 100
sca-nd 20 give them an accurate &C.
.c-Intion Of the hold-up man.
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Last night a representative audtcn""
that comfortably Allied tho Court the
afro enjoyed two hours and 4 half of
hilarious laughter. Such was the ar-
probation shown for tn" first appear
ance here Of Sam H. Harris latest pro
duction. The Hottentot." which Is
featuring William Collier. one OF
Americas foremost actors. by wGom II
is also presented. Tho reception given
Mr.. Collier last night would lead one
TO believe that local people like the
best at all times. As a farce. Tho
Hpttcntot" is about as funny thing
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ing the greatest Of his repertoisA II
Return Of Peter Grimm. ThsatreEoefl
need not 60 far back in their memorial
to recall the wide discussion and thOI
abundant praise that followed the origsI
inal production OF this remarkable play.
1t was hailed-and 1t still stands-aA
the finest achievement of David Belas-
co. az dramatist. and in its leadtna
role Mr.. Warfleld reached tho highs0e
point that he has attained in his career.
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The persons above named arc hereby
notified that they arc required to appear
before tho CITY Council OF tho City Of
Wheeling at a meeting OF said council
10 ho held in the city Council Chamber
on Tuesday. March ! 1921. at 8 o'clock
p. NJ. and show cause. Il they can. why
the assessments mad against them. as
above act out. should not become final.
Respectfully.
fcls-:6 II. T.. CRAGO. City Clerk.
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COURT THEATRE PATRONS ENJOY
YEARS LONGEST LAUGK
Leading Man Is Ably supported-cast
VOL Costumed.
Courts Coming Attractions

Monday and all weck-Jos. Gates
presents his musical kncck-out
Take II from Nc" MatlnCcs
Tuesday and saturday.
Feb. 2S--Last University Concert
Mar. l-"-Pyth!an Follics.
MAJ. 4-G-pavid WarNcld IN The
Return OF PrtCr Grimm"
/ Mar. 7-S-9-Charlot'c Greenwood
IN "LingCr Longer Lofty
! Mar. Ernest Truax IN
"Pittcr ratt"r'
Mar. 2S-2i-Lou TcllcEcn IN
Blind Youth"
/ Mar. "J-%6-"ClarencC"
Mar. @S-@9-"Applc Blossoms
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DAVID wARFHLD COMES TO COURT
MARCH 4 AND

David WarncId, now happily entirely
recovered from the injuries that he sus-
tanned in an automobile accident in Cal
ifornia last Spring, will appear at the
Court Theatre March and 5, present
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BUY WAR SAVINGS sTAs
NOTICE

NOTICE ...
Notice Is hereby given that tne D ~
or WSse,ins has completed, the pa,'nS
of 18th street from. ChnpHnTc re-, foiIowl
no 700 ncpsons, so far as can be ascer-
1aE are tho owners Of lots or Parts art
I % Iets asu,tinE on that portion OF that
SSs,b. Street above described. and were
axsessad for said paving III t ING
amounts set opposite their
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NOTICE

Notice Is hereby given that tho city
of Wheeling has CONNECTED the paving
of 18th Street from Eoff street to Nc
ColloCh Street in said City. The fol-
lowing persons, so far As can be asCer-
tanned. are the owners OF lots or parts
Of lots abutting on that portion OF that
18th Street above described and were
assessed for said paving in the amounts
set opposite their respective names:
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T., seen ~ his host rs
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HrvxR rEIGoRA~.

parkersburg-1c.s feet and falling
clear. -. ,ns ria.
Dayt. Island DanH-s.a feet ana r'''
ing: clear. ,.u,, c,..r
OIL City-S.7 feet and fal!lhs' e'e'
warren-6 feet and faIiinS' c'e
MorSantown-S feet ana s'"''0A'
St.nbenytlle-lo.s feet and station
any; clear.
-, ,.1,r>-,-S STAMPS--
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(Washington's Birthday as we'll as the
regular matinee Saturday.
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Ohio st., Huron St. to wabash.

Tho persons above named are hereby
notified that they are required to appear
before the City Council OF the City Of
Wheeling at Il meeting OF said council
10 be held in the City Council Chamber
on Tuesday. March l. 1921. at S o'clock
y. m. and show cause, If they can. why
the assessments made against themI as
above set out. should not become tihal
Respectfully.
feI9-c6 III. c. CRAGO. City Clerk
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NOTICE

Notice is hereby piven that tho City
Of Wheeling has completed the paw
INK Of Ohio Street from Penn and
South Huron Streets 70 South Huron and
Wabash Streets i'm said cry. The fol-
lowing persons. SO far az can be ascer-
tanned. are the owners 81 lots or parts
OF lots ahuttinc on that portion of that
Ohio streets above described, and were
assessed for said paving Ia the amounts
Sat opposite their respective names:
Ohio Street-From Penn st. TO York.
TT. Amt.
Owner House No Lot No. FtSe. Asst
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EAST SIDE
-:-NEWS-:-
Birthday Party

Mrs. Brooks Nuzum Of Ohio ave.
nue. gave a birthday party Tuesday
evening in honor OF the birthday an
niversarleB Of her children Mary,
agen 10 aud Brooks, aged 5 years.
"A color scheme Of yellow and white
was used in the decorations of the
living room and dining room. Mus.
lc and juvenile games were the
amusements and all present enjoyed
the festivities to the fullest extent.
Refreshments we're served by Mrs.
Nuzum assisted by Mrs. II. i. Sat.
terrified and Mrs. McIgs Nuzum. The
guests we're Edith Sergeant. Ruby
and Eva Morgan, Ralph and Mar
shall Glenn, Ruth and Edith Killian,
Blanch and Virginia Nuzum, Ralph
.Carpsntcr. Robert Miller. Harold
Lake Richard Sebol, Davinna Louis
Brown, Floanna iiupp, Ida Krantz.
Jcnnetto Nuzum. Mary Carpenter,
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GEORGETOWN

James H. Afnett has put up two
new porehes TO his house the past
week. Emery shafet Of Brady, did
the work.
Charles Ice. Claude stewart Of
Rivesville painted s. c. Morgan'a
h6u5e recenttH
W. NJ. Ralbhsnyder and Misses
lote and Sarah Clark were visiting
at Clark Ralphsnyder's recently.
Mr.. ana Mrs Harold Rutherford
were calling at Mr.. and Mrs. Eugene
Hansoh's recently.
Mi. and Mrs. Clark Ratphshyder
spent sunday Afternoon at w. NJ.
Ralphshyders.
Mr.. and Mrs. Harold Rutherford
and baby have gone 10 Ohio 10 visit
relatives.
MI. aud Mrs. Clarence sattertield
and two children were visiting II,
James Arnett's recently.
Mrs. King OF R%ivesSille spe,
Wednesday at James Arnetts.
Mr.. and Mrs. Harold Rutherford
have moved away from Rev. Car
der's. Rev. Carder Is keeping house
for himself.
There will BIO a cbildren's night at
Georgetown, June 10 Everybody is
cordially invited to attend.
w. NJ. Ralphsnyder, Misses lcie
and Sarah Clark, jettIe Tthornc,
Maggie Fisher, Belle Morgan, Mrs.
Zimmerman attended the 3Oth Of
May celebration at Fairmont and a
large number of others.
Belle Magyar was calling on Mrs.
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Persenals

Mr.. and Mrs. I'd Holmes and chill.
dren OF State street have returned
from Washington, D.. C., where they
visited relatives.
Mrs, Lawrence Toothman has
ben III the past two days at their
summer home the Springer Farm
near Hopewell.
Christine and Ruth Gould who
were operated on at Cook hospital
Tuesday were brought to their home
on Guffy street Wednesday eve
Ming. Both are doing nicely.
Mrs. R. S. Springer of Column
bia street has been very Ill the past
few days. A trained nurse is In at.
tendance.
R. A. Johnston OF Columbia street
was very III for severeal hours yes.
terday with an attack OF acute in
digestion. Although much improv-
ed he is still quite weak from the
effects OF the severe pain.
Mr.. and Mrs. Oscar Hawkins will
go to Warrington Friday to spend
the Weekend with her parents. Mr..
and Mrs Masters.
Miss Beulah Baker who has been
here with her aunt Mrs. ". o. Ash
by on Tygart street for several
weeks returned to her homo at Mt.
Morris today.
Mrs. Luther Steele of Davis Ridge
went to Little Falls today to attend
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WASHING TON NEWS
GOSSIP @ szzsEss 5ssgzs s15Ez

WARRINGTON, June 15.-sena.
Tor Eikins had an engagement
seheduied with the President for to.
day IL * Is kept, 1t Is probable
the West Virginia patronage
Eitlatl6n wilt be discussed and
fmises, which have been given In
writing may be repeated orally. II
most probable that Senator Elk.
ns carried a list Of Jobs he want.
"a To Ne given to West. Virginia to
e used ID the expected negotla.
lions supposed to be on the pro.
gram TOT the purpose Of restoring
the eptent Cordlale.
n IS very likely, too that the at.
titude Of the administration toward
kkeeplng the government from med.
dim With private business will be
subject broached. It is barely
ipossibie that Senator Elkins may
seek in q most direct way to ascer.
taiit u the administration proposes
B stand sponsor for, and get be.
bind. tie Ffelinghuysen coal bill:
Both West Virginia Senators op.
.pose this bill passing, and so do all
members Of the House. The
Latter held a conference to discuss
on Monday night.
Theft position on this bill Is that
II merely an opening wedge that
WIN pave the way for government
control government ownership OF
decentralization OF coal mines. Al.
most anything, they declare. can
follow ft once tho Frelinghuysen
bill ib enacted. TO he consistent,
hoth West Virginia Senators will
he found voting against tho pack.
ers bill on Thursday.
The indications are that a fight
rs Brewing on the coal bill that
WIN draw the line very sharply be.
tween those who oppose anything
Y that snaps OF government control
fpf nrivate business and those who
sIean iii the opposite direction. In.
volSedsth 1t, OF course, 1t the Pros
ident's own asserted desire, iterat-
ed and reiterated In his campaign
for THE presidency and since his
election that there BIO less govern.
ipettt Id business, and moro bust.
mess ia government.
M the administration gets behind
me Ftelinghuysen bill II will prob.
ably be able 10 pass II. But 1t will
s 9 hard and bitter fight which Is
tikeiy bring about a party split.
hreadyAthere are signs which in.
hlbitablSSpoiit to the formation Of
new tbloc' in tho Congress-,
NAMELY coal "bloc." The farming
interests have one. and there are
several others, But the represen.
tatiyes from coal.produc.ng states,
and ther Afe, over 80 Of them, have
never undertaken the formation Of
htich an Organization. They may
be tofced to do it 10 protect them.
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1N'
cnnninghem and III Hanson
centi
Nfiss Grace Jack ot MotndsyilIe
spent wednesaaS st james Afnett,s
The Wedding 81 LenHe Josephine
.1senbuner 81 Mason City and David.
Shelby Snider OF Georgetown took
place in GallopolIs. Ohio, on May 80.
The ceremony was performed at
the parsonage OF the Rev, q. Morell
OF that city. The bride Is the daugh-
ter OF Nj. and Mrs. Fred 1~senbuneT
OF Mason iCty. They are at present
at the home Of Mr.. and Mrs. VIII
snider.
Mr.. and Mrs. Eugene Arnett and
son have returned home after a Wis.
IT to Liverpool, Cleveland Ohio. and
Moundsvllle and we're visiting his
sister Mrs. George BrouSe at New
Martihsvilie.
Mr.. and Mrs. Karl Arnett and son
we're visiting at Morgantown
Mf. and Mrs, Clarence Satterfield
and children, MIR. and Mrs. James
Arnett attended the baptiEIng ut the
Union church Sunday.
81.
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Mr. and Mrs. Isaac Thomas Mann
and children arrived in New York
last Friday from France. Today,
III opsh announcement 81 the post.
ing of a $4,000 reward, It was
learned that while their luggage
was opathe docks awaiting the Gus.
tons Inspection. a bag containing
teweiF 10 the value OF $4,000 and
French francs to the value Of $500.
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q family reunion and dinner n the
home q her tathefs 81 Austin
BENJAMIN Jnna OF Davis Ridge
o surgical patient i Cookthospftat
Little Mis- MatEuefite TiGhhett
daughter 81 Mi and Mi. Claude
mchnell d H6alt, IL visiting her
uncle aud aunt, Nj. aud MfS. Frank
Tichnell on Tygaft Street.
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GIBBONS BANKS oFrsN.

Mike Gibbons is demonstratine
that there is moro money in boxing
often than in laying off until the
big purses are trotted out.
He is boxing almost every week
now. His drag is from $4,000 to
$500 per performance. That would
make his income around 100000 Il
month.
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Home Btssienary Meeting

Mira. i. W Dennis Of state street
was hostess to the Home Mission.
ary Society Of the First N. Church
Tuesday evening. There was d good.
attendance and the meeting was an
Interesting one. A social hour fol-
loved the business session and re.
.freshments were served. The next
meeting will be held at the home
OF Mrs. John Thrash, Brown street.
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AGENTS WANTEoS

AGENrs-Male and feniaie, dear III.
rect with factory Sc and Il
sellers; we have got the winner
house to house agents biggest com.
mission paid every sale brings "a.
peats for the agent WriteS FOR par.
ttculars. BosToNtAN SHOPPING
BAG co, 1905 y, stsdushanns Ale
Philadelphia, Pa Ssst-ssA.
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Mrs. Echols. wife Of Congress-,
man Leonard S. EChols. Of the
Sixth district, and little son, Leon
ard Sidney, H., will leave Washing.
ton next week for Caron Springs,
where they will spend tho remain
der of tho summer,
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MERCER CouNTYV FERaE
aoresi Joins county u,
road to good markets 4tnd soyefns
ment creamery; sultabIe f0f saFl
dening of.stpek raising nsw lio6
good barn, spring Mater twh
roads. Owner, H EwAIT FOX
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belonging to Mrs. Mann, disap.
peared. There is no clue, the dc
tectIves In charge OF the case say.

belonging to Mrs. Mann, disap.
peared. There 10 no clue, the de-
tectives In charge Of the case say.
George W. McSiintIc and Ira
Mottersbeard, the latter one OF the
powers in the Republican party or.
ganlzation In Kanawha county, ar.
rived here today, probably hoping
to put the finishing touches on
that will bring the expected an.
nouncement from Senator'S Suther.
land and Elkihs that they had de.
clded TO recommend the appoint.
nlent OF Mr.. McClihtlc for the
tudgeship in the Southern district
of the state. The politicians more
Or less in close touch with this con.
test have discounted this announce.
ment. They have picked the
Charleston lawyer us a sure win.
ncr.
However. Judge j. F. strother
and several frIehdss are here, and
have not given up hope. Judge
Strother, although last to enter the
contest for the new judgship, has
made a formidable showing with
an equally formidable organization,
confined mostly TO the Fifth Con,
%gresslonal district. The strother
camp, in charge OF the adrott and
r%esourceful Congressman Wells
Goodykoontz, was augmented Tues.
day by tho arrival Of Judge Joseph
NJ, Sanders, Of Bluefield.
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BfnsN orth Eari Carpenter
Sdzam H9toit Sazum
slaas cant md Alfred "
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.l20 ACRES WITH sErsE
GOOD BUILDINGS Only ti0o0
Good hill land, 8 acres * ttnibor
good houses. both have good
y barns fine water, Orchard eopd
vein OF coal, leased Tor oi and Eas
close to school and Shafeh. iine
netghborhood. This Il i real bsF.
gain and can be nicely divided but
we must sell IL IN ono tract 1900
$4,000 down, balance 500 per ycar.
Write for new catalogue M i.
TRouTNREALTY CO.. il. N Atan,
son, Agt, Macarthur, Ohio.
s1esst-lpoA
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George Williams, OF Beckley, who
Is a frequent visitor III tho Capital,
is hero now.
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Chas. D. Rice ha. been appointed
postmaster at Lone Cedur, which is
In Jackson county.
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FOR RENTMod6fn Hoaf TS6s
Fatfnoat Ave- eSiit ldst ySSE
Halt acre Of ground
aA
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SPECIAL NOTICES

NOTICE is hereby oven mat win
not be responsible for AMI sdebtBcor.
tracted by my Wife Lola GIN, VIII
liam Gill. stiS.4tA6sAl
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FOR sALE-Leathef coy6Fea
onette. VERY REASONABLY
Phone sSe,M. NA
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SINCE White alve

For sore throat. Group, colds, III
tluenza and pneumonia. Strongly
medicated. Pleasant vapors to in
hale. Does not soil tho skin or
stain the most delicate lingerie
Manufactured by VIM. NJ. Simpson
Drug Co. Wilkingsburg. Pa. i'ot
sale by Falrlnont Pharmacy.
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COMPLETE COMPACT
ing outfit. / cots, sd1hstaMe
and satee. Call Ssssw
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FOR RENT-Nice front sleeping
room for gentlemen. Phone
INV. G.l6.3t9SA
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CLASSIFIED ADVERTISING
SEnR RENsr

5u1 -Stothka Tor Aii kinds
q business on & ridins ADD
with elevators erS1ee II NE % nof
have the kind % Epac6. you iced.
We Will build karneSon reasona6is
time leases. MARION ICE CON-
PANY, Ray D Harden FiffA.
81. and Vitgtnla ave l0s5a
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FOR RENT - Two room light
housekeeping apartment. Apply
SO4 Quincy 81, 6'1B.2t.94A
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FOR RENT-Two front rooms for
light housekeeping. Phone l87s.R,
6.16.2t.S2A
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FOR RENT-Two furnished rooms
for light housekeeping. Party
without children. sos Maryland
Ave. 6~.15.2t.S3A
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FOR RNET-Furnished rooms. S3S
Chicago st. 6-l4-6t-SsA
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FURNISHED ROOMS

FOR RENTING furnished rooms
for light Housekeeping. Apply
$50 East Park Ave. 6.1+StllA
The West Virginian. [volume] (Fairmont, W. Va.) 1914-1974, 1921-06-16

ONE FRONT BEDROOM; suitable
for two gentlemen. Phone S1S,R.
e.14.5tSiX
The West Virginian. [volume] (Fairmont, W. Va.) 1914-1974, 1921-06-16

ROOMS FOR RENT-9l1 Chicago
ST. 6.15.4ts6A.
The West Virginian. [volume] (Fairmont, W. Va.) 1914-1974, 1921-06-16

FOR RENT rooms. Phohs
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