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The West Virginian. [volume] (Fairmont, W. Va.) 1914-1974, 1921-09-29
DENTAL CLINIC
TO OPEN AGAIN
Action Taken at Meeting
Held Wednesday
Evening


The Marion County Dental Clinic
Society enjoyed an excellent din
ner last evening at the Y. NJ. c. A.
and the meeting which followed
was concerned mainly in the dis
cussion OF the rural district lee
lures which will be given shortly
conducted by Drs. L.. N. Yost and
Fred Hess. DR.. Hess will start a
series OF talks on teeth and how to
care for them and DIR. Yost will
lecture on good health In general.
Interesting slides will be shown
in illustration. The addresses viii
start first in Paw Paw district.
1t was decided last evening to
open the dental clinic in the City
Building again for school children
In spite Of the fact that the sum Of
$500 was lost last year. 1t was
not decided Just who should pay
the expenses OF the clinic this year
but some arrangement will be
made as to that phase OF this very
work. Dentists feel the work &C.
complished last year in the Clinic
was a work which cannot be dis
pensed with this year.
The Dental Clinic Society voted
to help all possible during Health
Week which comes the third week
in October.
The following officers~and com
mlttees were elected:
President. DR.. H. L. Satterfield
vice president. DR.. r. Mason Hite;
secretary and treasurer, Or. R. e
McCray; director of clinic, DR.. C.
n. Neill. These officers with DR..
W. j. Boydton constitute the exc.
cutiYe council.
The following committees were
appointed:
Finance, Drs. a. W. Burnett, R,
e McCray, H. s. Barnes.
Publicity. Drs. c. n. Layman, ],
G. Nelson c. c. Bell.
Legislation, Drs. W. ]. Boyd.
ton. R. NJ. Kite. J.Jo. McNeely.
Entertainment, Drs. c. R. Sturm,
B. Heron, w. Hess.
A matchmaker Of Cambridge,
Mass, has bored a hole length.
wise through pin.
A.
The West Virginian. [volume] (Fairmont, W. Va.) 1914-1974, 1921-09-29
RUFF STUFF
Among the most shocking thing

Among the most shocking thing
FeshaYe heard of late is
Degeneration of an electric
couldn't that tickle your teeth.
ard Lanaam wants US to ref
the Kiski-Fresh game. He
Egal Ne can't be any worse than
u fello~SYho worked last year.
f.Fatty's" out sof jail which
tnught to make room for about
three mo1esbirds.
a Michigan farmer says that
when his cows go To drink out Of
Ia stream the fish milk 'em. That
pounds like some one has been
I drinking hooteh.
Charlie Chaplin has 10 morning
suits and never gets up until noon.
The correspondent for the Pres
ton County Gazoogle could make
4 8 good story out OF that.
Before Congress spends 500, 900
Tor sthe study Of grasshoppers, 1t
might be well to find how much
ne Erasshoppers want for the
study Of Congress.
We'll wen folks are sure getting
tuned up for the Pitt game.
There will be big delegation Of
West .Yirginian's on the job, and
Here's hoping we have a chance
10 cut loose a few cheers.
Pittgburgh is generally a gloom
carter for US.
9r e F e Or
some thing shiRE
The West Virginian. [volume] (Fairmont, W. Va.) 1914-1974, 1921-09-29

The mothers of the city ought to begin ITO post
themselves upon the Significance of Health Week
which will fall the last of October 1t is going
to be one OF the biggest community demonstrations
which has ever been held in the city The children
Of Farmont nave vastly better chance for healthy,
vigorous manhood and womanhood than the chill
dren Of the past generation had. Everything in
connection with health and sanitation will be
brought up during the Health Week program.
The West Virginian. [volume] (Fairmont, W. Va.) 1914-1974, 1921-09-29

Looks like Chicago might save time and lot
of money If she would just dismiss her entire police
force and hire an entire aggregation from top
to bottom II conditions rotten as set forth
in the daily press merely wedding out those who can
be proven guilty, will not clean house by any
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Many Witnesses
Called In Case

MADISON, W. Va, Sept. 29.-
Four hundred witnesses from all
parts OF Boone county we're mere
today to appear before a special
grand jury called for the purpose
Of investigating the recent march
of armed men through the county
into Logan county.
w. C. Mullens, prosecuting attor.
ney, presented the case to the jury.
1t was expected the investigation
would be completed within week.
The witnesses did nQt include, it
The West Virginian. [volume] (Fairmont, W. Va.) 1914-1974, 1921-09-29

The cost Of the British coal strike has been esti-
mated at S65, 100000 pounds. Considerably near a
billion and a half American dollars This is the
estimated loss to employers, employees and the pub
lie, the figures being compiled by The National
Alliance Of The Employers and Employed of Eng
land If this country is to face general strike Of
railroad men, 1t is well to bear in mind what dear
price was paid for this recent strike by all con-
cerned.
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Coal business is picking up, are comtortingly
assured. This resumption OF business has no doubt
been induced by the same thing which makes the
ice business pick up about the first of June 1t only
takes few shivers to make the public hustle for
fuel just the same as it only takes soft pound Of
butter to make the housekeeper hustle for ice
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fsIHEIUgRsDAY gyENINa, sBPTEMBER e. IN.
WARNING

By BertOn Brdfcy
10 ANG up his clothes in closets
Il And dust his easy chair;
The ashes he deposits
In corners, here and there.
4 fYeu may with safety CLEAN them
\ Wherever they are thrown;
HIS books-yes, you may clean them
I But leave his desk alone:
Pieksup his pipes and range them
In order on the shelf
Ibis pictures-you may change them
About to suit yourself;
Rsdeeorate, refurnish
y His room to give it tone"
Dust, scrub and sweep and burnish,
But leave his desk alone!
Ken bear your zeal for order
With patience calm and sweet,
but do not cross the border
That marks his last retreat;
Touch not that heap and tumble
OF junk he calls his own,
Accent my counsel humble
And leave his desk alone
Copyright, 1921, N. E. A. serviceI
The West Virginian. [volume] (Fairmont, W. Va.) 1914-1974, 1921-09-29
Earth Tren1ors
At Los Angeles

Los ANGELES, Sept. ga
slight earthquake shock was felt
in, the southwest section Of Los An
geies early this morning. The
tremor lasted but a few seconds
and no damage was reported.
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tSiteS ~ 81 the IIiar VINO
took part "a The march As there
WAS no fighting IN Hoone county
the investigation would be con.
fined to such questions o. the carry
ing Of arms illegally and other mis-
demeanors.
The West Virginian. [volume] (Fairmont, W. Va.) 1914-1974, 1921-09-29

London has a girl goldsmith
who fashions jewelry or rare
beauty.
The West Virginian. [volume] (Fairmont, W. Va.) 1914-1974, 1921-09-29

AT a depth Of 1000 feet, the
water Of the Dead Sea contains
q per cent OF solid substances.
The West Virginian. [volume] (Fairmont, W. Va.) 1914-1974, 1921-09-29

TIE INIT real NH mi
were those worn b. fensl sol q en-
BY decree Of Louis XIV.
The West Virginian. [volume] (Fairmont, W. Va.) 1914-1974, 1921-09-29

A matchmaker Of Cambridge,
Mass, has bored hole length.
wise through a pin.
The West Virginian. [volume] (Fairmont, W. Va.) 1914-1974, 1921-09-29

aport a fToi1 SScgNs s. spec
EAST wooden ship
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M'M|LLAN TO SEEK
EGG OF BLUE GOOSE
IN FROZEN NORTH

I;r~',u. Mas Jan" &. h"n' 81
80. .sr If thu hlu" goes" wr!l =" nc
,c the odd rrrau!s 81 III. l".I'..ld
Mcmillan ,\pcdi:."n ;n I.,fin Land Thu
lrEr II IT," huH'S "r "rnI;h"i"EiSiS ~
:. .tIlHrd TN" adult blue E"".". Il VI
rI.tv with u yrall,h brown h"dN thh'
49, Is marie rom tn. blur -s:tE "f -
y .ri: rnNrriS. is not Uu""mmt"n IN IN
I nIrrh StIt.~ but it's h-""dIHr hHun;>
have. been i subject of IuuCh >r"'uIh
run among bird lovers. anh it, nest hnl
yes haV,. urvrr bCru uh>rrN'' ID
IN announcement Nv l'r. Mcmillan
thai an his last trip To- the Arctic lac
h.,d noticed flrLcrlInEE nt jh"S" Co."
N" with the result that on" of thu
scientists who will accompany II" prs
cnt expedition will h" commissioned -
he "r the Lookout especially for hiu,
goose eggs in connection With his other
i;ald work.
hitherto unseen by civilized man. would
command. has not f""n quoted tn;
Judging from the enthusiasm displayed
in natural history societies over the
sub jeCt. the goose that Raid th" gold
egg Will haN" nothing on This bird.
Raf!In Land is hrlI"vrl :" Il" tn"
greatest breeding rl:.rr "f bird lifr in
tho far north. In its lio.0"h SquaT''
miles Of Interior un">pl"r"d by whit
men arc lakes whjrh N" EshimoS 'l'.
scribe as IN days Slcdrc Journey IL
!cnEth tat i"aS' lnO miles, and abound.
in, IN wild-fnwi.
tn" Mcmillan expedition vii lea"
respectfully built for III" pUrp"~". AMI
Will spend probably fourteen months -
= study of Etafnn Land along Nari"u,
scientific lines
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To HANG
ON JULY 22ND

grafton. W Va. Juno 6.-Jacob
I.u,z found guilty Cor the third time
IN Taylor county for murder In N" first
dcSr~,. on the charge It killing cant "t
'olirc Phillips. W. today sentenced 10
he hanged. t." -"n:cnr" was nro-
nounrri by JGIi;" Warren Is. kittle as
follows:
To D" hanged by the meek unuI You
~" dead. aHd Tho time fixed Is Friday,
JG,y 80. 1911"
l.u,z was brought 70 Grafton from the
state pSnit"nt:ary a few hours before
his sentence was ::!ven. and NJ was re-
:Urncd there tonight.
Thu case wn& on &C mo most SEN
S4t.onal N IN. court annals Of Taylor
,ouncy. Lutz WAS arrested for bootleg
%:NE WHOM he shot and killed Phillips.
Ills cas-" Wis appealed I" n" supreme
curt.
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F|FTY-TNO BODIES
Continued from Page one)


t'hicftain. and this newspaper had Il
list Of approximately tw"nty-iN" per
SONS This had In h' revised ir"lu' mt
~ as persons w"r" found.
Loss May Be 100000.
With the procession Of IN" waters from
,h, inundal"h district. Pueblo citizens
began To make som" estimate ~ the
damage that had been don" II their
,itH 10y Nh angry waters If tn ArhAn-
SaS and Fountain rivers.
stretching IN an Irregular. tar-nunE
oval. thirty blocks long and of a maxi
mum width ot twelve blocks. comprising
about thrr" hundred and nifty "ity
blocks the damaged area. after tn" cur
tain of water had been withdrawn, pre-
scented an aspect Of dcSolntinn that
forced many observers to rcviS" tho
early estimate Of sI0.O0o.O0H TO one
nrarcr $1,000, 400.
4 number of large and important husi-
ness buildings on each side Of the area
were destroyed and many others S"ri-
ouSly damaged.
Governors Proclamation.
In n proclamation ISSUED 1t Colorado
Springs. Governor Shoup said:
The havoc wrought by the recent
floods in Colorado is appalling. Many
parts Of the state have trcn affected.
hut tho greatest damage apparently
has been done in the Arkansas valley.
I'll" flood probably rrapcd its largest
harvest If human lives and dcStruc-
tl"n of property in and about the city
Of Pueblo 1t is impossible At this
time accurately 10 estimate either the
The Wheeling intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1903-1961, 1921-06-07

reversed in May. and provisions Of the
M, sn far as they attempted to super
wise state primaries. were declared in
Ihiid.
rrion lahor's chief interest in de-
i.;nr. of the past term was in the
n,,,r.y Printing Press Company case,
,h,. decision of which he'd secondary
boycnttS to be illegal.
Orig:nai suits over BOUNDARIES De-
tween Arkansas and Mississippi ana pc
tween oklahoma and Texas were nhaiy
adjudicatcd and initial steps taken
toward determining me disputeu ineo.
Another interstate, Q'rarre! was 1eI'Ieu
, S,w York vas denied the right
;,,..-f.rc with the construction OF a
,,,,,- .arvinr New Jersey towns and
o,,.iry into New York bay
The Wheeling intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1903-1961, 1921-06-07
IN BANKRUPTCY.

In the District rour: of the United States
FOR IN" Northern District Ut West
N:rEiniI.
In Tire matter o. TIL" {. Il Kimberly
60 = corporation. bankrupt. In flank
iuptry. No. SIS
To :hr CREDITORS 81 the I. T. Kimberly
company. I corporation. 81 Whc"lnE. IN
the county "f r&In. ana district atOrc-
said. a Bankrupt.
Notice Is h"r"hy given that on tho list
day Of June. l92l. tn" SAID {. Il. KIM
betty Company. wis duly IdiudIrat"d Il
h;lnkrup' herein. and that IN" first meet o.
ing OF Us Crcdi'urS VIII be held ut tho
offices Of J. " tumrrtnS. Referee in
bankruptcy At Rooms 5U6-i-S National
Bank OF West Va. Bldg. corner Twelfth
and Main Streets. N the t!ty OF Wheel
ing. County az ohio and state Of West
Virginia. on the 18th day % June, 1921.
ct 10 o'rlOrk in he forenoon. at which
time n" sad creditors may attend,
prove their "laruS. appoint u trustee. c1-
amino the bankrupt and transact such
other buSiIcSS as may properly como
hofore said meeting
J. ". I'UMMlNS.
itctcrc" IN Bankruptcy.
Juno 5. 1921
". l.. Bradshaw. Ally. jig
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FOR TREATY'S RENEWAL
IF U, s, IS SATISFIED

Qucher. Que. Jun" 6--fRy tho Cana
dian PrcsS)-.Arthur Mclgh"a. prlm"
minister Of Canada. sailed for l."nG"n
today To attend tho Imperial conference"
OF British prim" ministers AMI reading
statesmen. which Will press for '"nS;-
Iteration Of renewal Of tn" AnS!o-1ap-
ancSc alliance. rs on" OF IN" four queS-
tons which are sufficiently important
70 be settled at this conference.
Thus far Mr.. MciGhen has not public
" proclaim med his position On tho QueS-
ton. but It Is understood N reliabl"
circles that he will support the trcaty'S
renewal. only upon condition that II -
satisfactory TO the United states.
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APPEAL SUITS

I.,p,r~ n two arira' ,d,,s fro" the
rnur, or Justice - III" Fra"" !. q.
'urriran Wy" nl.d ~ "rrruit court YES
tc-dnv TIL. ,I>r, ar" styled j." u.
Swr.n,y =. TIN, TT Stat" Security GONE
iany TN 'ririual ,.uitS w"7" hr"uEh'
for sums "f So" AMI E"n s.'!h - t"'
owed Ia" r'a.rtjtt "n salary ana com
as an agent for TIA" '"hl-''hS'
J Judgments '"y ih. amounts W"r" rem
dcrrd in r.ly, %: IN" I..a:mtn Ivy SOUR"
Z ',-
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HORSE IS KILLED
BY EXPRESS TRAIN

\ big bay horse. owned by Sylvester
Murphy. IS F'orty-tirSt street. wandered
onto tho Raltimor" & OHIO railroad
track at Forti"th street Last night and
WAS killed by tn ChIr.tgn express which
leaves the Wheeling station At | 81
/. ".
Officer Baker stated that the animal
WAS dragged by tn" pilot OF the loco
motive from Forticth street 20 Forty
first, and its body cut to pieces.
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wANTED-mALE.

wANTED-Man. one with car preferred.
to, take exclusive county agency for
our popular price cord tires in this
county. Tho Direct Sales Company. 1909
". Union. St. Akron. Ohio. jc-6-h
wANTED-State and county represcn-
tacives 10 handle popular priced tires
In various sections OF West Virginia.
Mr.. Crawford. sales ma mayer. will be at
Hotel Windsor. Wheeling, Thursday and
Friday. June 9th and lOth. Soc him.
Here IS a wonderful opportunity FOR huS-
:lers 10 bu..d Up L fine business.
je-S-A
The Wheeling intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1903-1961, 1921-06-07
VICTORY FOR INSURGEET.

Scranton. Pa. June. 6.-Enoch VII
liamS leader OF :hc inSurGent mine
workers in District NO. !. to-day won his
fight TO have his name appear on the
official ballot az - candidate for score
tary-treasurer. JudG" George NJ. MaXey
granting an injunction restraining the
district executive board from throwing
out his nomination. Some weeks ago.
mo executive board ruled that Williams
vas Ineligible 10 be L candidate and d.
rcctcd that his name be left off the otti-
rja ballot. williams promptly appealed
70 the courts. and to-day'S decision IS a
victory for him. Williams was canal
d,,c for district president two years ago.
but claims he was counted out.
The Wheeling intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1903-1961, 1921-06-07

THUS charming young matron g re-
r"jvinE the unSt'nt"d support Of her
many friends; IN tar big drive and from
yrcSrn, indication they are determined
to hay" their tavor'trS name on the
honor roll when the big count tHk"S
place. Mrs. tia!tors has an able licu-
tenant in her husband. VIII" IS wei and
tayor1biy known among the younger
business men Of Wheeling.
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IMPORTANT DECISION
Continued from Page ons)

'.rcstorcd 10 the docket for rc-arGument
before 4 full bench.
These include the Wyoming COLORADO
suit over control Of waters OF the CoIo>
-a,ln river. the United Shoe Machinery
COMPANY case. involving alleged viola
The Wheeling intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1903-1961, 1921-06-07
ATLANTIC CITY RESORTS.
THE WATKINS

South Carolina ave. near Beach. l'rt-
Natr Baths Running Water. Moderate
Rates. LINTON j. ARNOLD. owner
ship Management.
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THE MENDEL COMPANY
Carl ]. Kepner. Prop.
FUNERAL DIRECTORS
Private Chapel 1908 chaplins Street.
Cali Phone 1917
DIED

HARVEY On Monday. June E. 1921. at
$50 "'Clnrk p. m. At has res id"nC". NO.
32S North Front street. WILLIAM
HARVEY, n the S2nd year OF his axe.
Services a. the residence. Wednesday
afternoon at o'cluck Friends nt the
family invited. lutCrmcnt private at
Greenwood cemetery.
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Allen Carey.

The death Of Allen carey occurred at
Brilliant. OHIO. on Thursday. June :"
He was born August -. 1859. and died
near tho home whcr" h" wa<"h"rD and
reared. Surviving arr ~" listers and
ono brother. as follows
Mrs. Laura T.. Rowe. o. Wheeling;
John Carey. WrllShurc. Mrs. Johnson
I.islc, Brilliant: Mrs John l.!Slc. M:rGu
Junction: Mrs. William C"nnCll. Bril-
liant: Miss Emma At home. one brother,
Fred died seven years ago.
Funeral services w"r" conducted last
Sunday. Jun. =. and tho body was laid
at rest in West Alexander cemetery.
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From the late home. No. II Twrnti-
eth street. this afternoon n o'clock
funeral services will BE- held for Mrs
Elizabeth Mogeland. aged =. who died
at North Wheeling hospital Sunday
evening following 4 lengthy illness
Rev. ". r. Fields. pastor ne the First
Christian church. Will official" and in
tcrmcnt will be mad" IN Peninsula
cemetery.
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Every man has honn IN love Z: last
once in his l;fc-w.th himself.
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FOR RENT

FOR RENT-EurniSh"d rooms and fur
nish"d housekeeping: rooms. Fer week
$3.50 up. Bath ana pa"ar. 1929 Chaplinc.
ln-7-t
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Sale

Two story and attic. b.ick dwelling
Of 10 rooms. bath. laundry. furnace.
front and rear pnrches Hard wood
finish A real modern and up to date
nome. on 10th ST. between Jacob and
Wood streets
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ENTERED INTO REST.

WALTERS SUNDAY. June >. 1921. At
80 o'clock +. NJ. at family residence,
loo. WarwOud avenue. HANNAlt,
VIZ, q, the late John T.. Walters. in
thu 18th year Of her az.
Funrr.r services tr.m the residence
"Wednesday morning 10 o'clpck. Friends
rryrrCtrully InvIt"d ln,rrmcnt prl-
v;ltc Greenwood cemetery.
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boutwell,

Virginia Avenue, Atlantic City
Second house from the boardwalk
and steel Ercr.
Highest standard IN cuisine. and ser
vice. Rooms cn&UItc. with private bath
4 MT running water.
Write for forms and Booklet
]. BOUTWELL,
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An old dog that can't be taught now
tricks isn't much of Il dog.
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FOR RENT Two large furnished
roornS in prIvat" home. 50 Indiana
. st. Island. jedi
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tinn OF tho Clayton act, and the chiIn
labor case. !nv"lVing the validity or
special taxes upon products "f tn" labor
"r m;rt'TS.
Other Cafes.
Case not Ia y" r"-irEuci iu'iu"' that
~ turnnadn coal 'Inmpan! against ~"
United Min" WnrkrrS nf Amrrlri. To
drtcrminr liability of natI"u"i labor
organization for damages, resulting from
4 S;rik" and III" suit brought hy th-
government to restrain IA" American
Hardwood Manufacturers Association
from continuing tn" ""T"u competition
rrartir" Of swapping ric" and sal" data
among it's members.
Although no record numhtr Of caSrS
VAS decided. the term which ended to-
day witnessed III" disposition "f An un-
usual number "f cases "f national inn
rurianc" and S.tw the con-: En u little
further toward catching up with lis
docket.
ON I"rbruary "N In" r"ur' had TIA"
pcnalty clauses Of In" Lever act Ia h''
Invalid and thu, anar"d score "f suits
. wh.'h were in progress III Various parts
of the country. In DcC"mhrr tn" GOV
rrnmrnt won its suit against ia" I."higt
Valley Railroad Company under the
sherman antitrust law. aud s.nr" That
date has been upheld IN thr"" S"parat"
occasions in suits growing ont Of arph-
cation of inrnm" taX l"G!$ .at."n.
Declared Invalid
Conviction Of Senator Truman II.
Nrwbcrry, Of Michigan. on 'har@"S -
violating the corrupt pra''."'* act. Wa
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MALE AND FEMALE HELP.
FOB SALE.

FOR SAi.F--To u$c-S. mine props. SKIS
AXIS mine tics. also = =. tics. street car
tics. IN. plank and in boards. J. Il:
JackUau. tLarnnndSytl,r. ohio. Je-6-p
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Section No. q
SocGOn NO. z
All territory lying west OF the
Section No. 3.
Nome

All territory lying east Of the Ohio
River outside the city limits
nr Mhr,.linr
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THE CALVERT y y.a1 -, Az

Central 10 piers & arnuScmrntS. Home
like x attractive. Rooms Win Running
water: private baths: table InrNcrllrd
Amer. & European pan. Bathing from
house. Rates on application. GEO,
l'ritChard. mN-c3-t t-S-3Ut
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ton Of tho Clayton act, and the chiId
labor case. !nv"lving the validity or
special taxes upon products Of thu labor
l,f mirt.rS.
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