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Bogalusa enterprise and American. (Bogalusa, La.) 1918-19??, 1921-07-28
SURPRISE PARTY IN HONOR
OF MRS. PHILLIP RUELLC

Mr.. and Mrs, P. ]. Policeman enter
tanned their friends at a Surprise
Party in honor of their daughter,
Mrs. Philip Ruello, of New Orleans,
on Wednesday. Those present were 7:
Mrs. F. J. Tilton, F. j. Tilton, Jr..
Mrs. Molly O'Neill, Mr.. and Mrs. R.
P. ArbOneaux, Mr.. and Mrs. N. E.
Tilton, Mr.. and Mrs. Louis Radcliffe.
Mr.. and Mrs. Robert Maloney, Mr..
and Mrs. Carmichael, Mrs. Philip
Ruello and Mrs. Mayhoff. Refresh
ments and good time We're enjoyed
by all.
Bogalusa enterprise and American. (Bogalusa, La.) 1918-19??, 1921-07-28
PERSONAL

n G. Pownall has returned
,or,e on Avenue B, after an
3 course of treatment at the
-r.a Hospital
F. Middleton and three
Misses lola, Hazel and
~ Ave returned to their new
TWcCOmb, Miss. after hav-
several days in Bogalusa
4 trends.
uiss Frances Rogers has de-
- = cComb, Miss, 70 visit
4 s,,lSSa5mOther Middleton.
q, better for children in hot
Y. Ian pure ice cream. Phone
n.oroe Thompson and child
,,s Glenn and Nell, of Silver
~ rs. are the guests Of her
Bogalusa enterprise and American. (Bogalusa, La.) 1918-19??, 1921-07-28
TO OPEN SHOE STORE

Mr.. H. Fishbeinn and A. J. Drill
lion, Of New Orleans, will open an
exclusive shoe and hosiery store at
725 Pleasant Hill on or about Aug
ust 4th. This will be the only store
OF this kind in Bogalusa. Mr.. Drill
hon will be married to Miss Elsie
Marie Rousset, daughter of Mr.. and
Mrs. Paul Rousset on Sunday after
noon, July 81. Mr.. Orillion will man
age the store.
Bogalusa enterprise and American. (Bogalusa, La.) 1918-19??, 1921-07-28
PascagOula to Restore
It's Fire-Swept Section

Pascagoula, Miss, July 26.-There
is no curtailment in commercial ac-
tivities here. The business men are
rapidly restoring with modern struc-
lures the area destroyed by fire some
time ago. Considerable public work
is in progress which adds to the pros
perity of the community.
Confidence is keenly felt in the
future improvement of the export
lumber trade Of the gulf coast. There
is good demand for residential and
improved property at the seashore.
Bogalusa enterprise and American. (Bogalusa, La.) 1918-19??, 1921-07-28
FARMERS ASSOCIATION
TO MEET SATURDAY

The Varnado Farmers Association,
one of the most enterprising farm
bodies in the state will meet next,
Saturday afternoon at p. m. in the
school house at that city. The object
of the meeting is to estimate the cane
and potato crop and make arrange
ments for bean seed. E. w. Lang
hurst, president of the Association,
and other prominent farmers and
business men will address the meet
ing.
Bogalusa enterprise and American. (Bogalusa, La.) 1918-19??, 1921-07-28

Even with Bogalusa's excellent fire
department and great record for
keeping the fire losses the lowest in
the state, there is possibility Of
your home being damaged, and even
if not destroyed, it is possible for the
loss to run high.
IF insured with any of our COM
Paniss, the payment will be just as
prompt for damage as if total loss
Bogalusa enterprise and American. (Bogalusa, La.) 1918-19??, 1921-07-28

Mrs. Phillip Ruello and little
daughter, Ruth, left Thursday for
New Orleans, after a weeks visit to
her parents, Mr.. and Mrs. P. J. POel-
man on Huron Avenue. Mrs. RuellO
joined Mr.. Ruello in Pass Christian
on Saturday for a weeks stay.
Bogalusa enterprise and American. (Bogalusa, La.) 1918-19??, 1921-07-28

A Beach Party on Bogue Lusa
Creek on Friday was enjoyed by Mrs.
T. J. Tilton, F. J. Tilton, Jr., Mr.. and
Mrs. Earle Tilton, Earle Tflton,, Jr.,
Mr.. and Mrs. and Mrs. Newell Tilton
and Newell Tilton, Jr. Eats and
good time, as we'll as watermelons,
were enjoyed.
Bogalusa enterprise and American. (Bogalusa, La.) 1918-19??, 1921-07-28
BoYETT-sPEARs

June Boyett, formerly manager
of the Louisiana Lumber Company
of Mitch, and Miss Cordelia Spears
were married Saturday at the home.
of the brides parents in Frenchtown
by Rev. Talkington.
The Wheeling intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1903-1961, 1921-05-06

What sort OF things do you say about
your friends to your friends
There are some people who, even
when they like someone very much. can
not seem to refrain from talking about
hime or her when Nth other friends IN
n way they most certainly would not
talk before the friends face.
A Fortune Flaw.
One Of tho sweetest women | know,
who is gifted (or tCmptcdl w.;h a very
Keen sense o" hGmor and 4 witty tongue
simp;, cannot refrain from witty but
sharp comments on any on" group OF
friends 10 any other group. II - or"
OF the few flaws ihat keep an otherwise
sanity character human and lorahle. SO
one can easily forgive I N her nut II
- not always - Fn-EiSnhlC.
And then nrr:.. ar" tn" pc"pl" who
invr 10 di.ru.' ilri- friends foibles
with other fri"uIS IN IN '%n':-i-ton- had =
when she is Su"h-h nice -girl-that c. cot
era, way. Thu, 'r"rn I" feel that thry
hav" done ju,!I.r 20 tn" bond Of friend
,hIp nv thn; n IL Il g.: beginning. but
ne r,-~iImt" - fII':, tha: follows the
hut" IS pretty nv" I" outweigh the
rn!nt praise Of tina. beginning at least
IN TO
Likes It When othor People Say
Unktnd Things.
Nnn'hCr met hnd - employed by Il Ger
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ISlds|;. T5nlMs! |. y
K by Raff1 Cameron -
ON TALKING ABOUT ONES FRIENDS

tain type of person who does not like
To say unkind things of his friends but
is not avcrSc to having other people I'M
ply they are not perfect ! have heard
this typo Of person lead other rr"ple
on to discuss those whom III calls his
! friends, and while no did not assent or,
himself. contribute 10 the discussion.
You could Somehow feel that he tok
pleasure in it.
| suppose the reason we like 10 dis
,uSs other peoples faults is that We
srrm 10 feel s"lf-righirouSn"$S in con-
t-nplating other peoples unriGhteous-
u,.-S--. goodness knows. because So
and-So "Sclfsh'' and "cl"sc" docs not
make us any more generous. but We
seem TO crnl that il does
The Most Interesting Things In
the world.
OF course. it isn't human nature not
To talk ahou; oarS friends sometimes
. Pcop,c ar" tho most interesting things
in the world and our friends are tn"
people most interesting to US. But To
talk them over in 4 kindly. friendly
ia hion is one thing. and TO talk with
malice. with sarcasm. with injustice. Is
quite another
And rcmcmhe-, whom YOU are talking
about one friend 10 ar..:hr- Won are re-
,cI.;nS YOUR own rNarar'cr and perhaps
g!y,nr him warning of what he may
oAIrrt.
The Wheeling intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1903-1961, 1921-05-06
LEGISLATURE COST
SHOWS BIG INCREASE

charleston. W. Va. May 5.-The first
biennial session of the West Virginia
legislature held under the new amend
ment to the constitution. which cam" t"
end last Friday, cost the state more
than twice rs much aS the session or
1919, the last to be held under the old
system. according TO figures taken from
the budgets OF the last two years.
In 1919 the expense Of the legislature,
including salaries of members. attaches,
printing and other expenses. totalled
$l5S.750 For this year, the total Will
reach approximately s3SS.66".6t. show
ing IN increase over 1919 OF about
$3.50, 900.
Several reasons have been offered for
the increase. among them being the
higher salaries and higher costs Of
printing.
The largest item OF increase Is shown
in the appropriation for printing and
stationery The sum appropriated in
1919 for that purpose was $4,000. while
for this year 1t will reach approx
mately S125.000.
In 1919. the appropriation for salaries
OF members was 1900 under the per
diem rate Of 81 day for - days. as
compared with the new salary basis
this year Of S;n0 = year to each men,
bef, making the total appropriation for
salaries for 1921, $4,000.
The Wheeling intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1903-1961, 1921-05-06
IMPERIAL ICE CREAM co. GIVES
ALL WHEELING MONSTER PARTY

dropping literature and tiny boxes Of
ice cream.
Members OF the G.vn from -" parts Of
the state: Parkr=>hHrr. Grafton. TAR
mont, I'iIrkShTrE. and TUmhrrl;-r' Md
we're all present. rs We're -" dir"' tors
e 7. Hitcshaw. George W. Strong. \. G.
Sine. ]. I. Swagcr. J. II. Randolph and
W. NJ u. Sine. J. T Mccain. local
manager. acted as The host OF III" Ms
it0rS
The souven:erS gym tn"S" "bo WIS.,
lied the plan, were vanity purses f"r
the ladies. w.t.ir;S for the mon and ha-
looms for the children. The ice cream
Was distributed in boxes. on plates and
on cones. al EavcrS and al shapes.
One Got IA Dishes
Wednesday afternoon tine dealers or
the Wheeling district were IN" guests
of the compiSy and fonr hundred ana
ftv men enjoyed a tour OF inSn"vt;"n
and = hufr,. luncheon served in their
honor.
During Yesterdays affair there were
numerous amusing events IA some or
the children told Of their several trips
inside, some being served fourteen
times Three li:tle boys suffered inlnr-
,es 10 their faces while several Eir.S
we're slightly injured In the crowd. Two
bows reported they had their p!rF''eS
stolen.
In all. there were @N.n00 portions OF
ice cream distributed and the party wa
rho biggest ever hnld In the stat" OF
,y,s, virginia. Tire. hundred and ten
gallons Of ice cream were DISTRIBUTED
The Wheeling intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1903-1961, 1921-05-06
WARRIOR" OFF PRESS

The Warrior" the annual publication
Of the Richland district high school. has
been off the press for several day.. and
IS pow in the bindery. 1t ought to be
ready for distribution no later than next
Monday Tho school points to this
years warrior" with pride, feeling
that 4 publication such as his years
issue appears to he would do justice TO
n much larger school. The town will
he thoroughly solicited for subscribers
to the annual, and il is probably safe
to say that every family whore the
Green and White is known will want a
copy Of this publication. The price is
only IS cents, which is quite negligible"
in comparison with the acutal cost OF
tho book.
Tho warrior" contains snappy news
articles. school Items. pictures and pho
toEraphS appropriate cartoons and
many other features that will prove not
only interesting to the eye and ear. hut
will also serve as a splendid reminder
Of local high school activities Tor
ls2O-21.
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CIRCULATION DRIVE
Continued from Page one)

on crowded street cars that are Ecncr-
ally going in the opposite direction
when needed"
IF YOU have ever stood on 4 corner
IN the rain waiting for street car ana
watch your friends pass in their touring
cars. YOU doubtless realize the advan-
tage Of owning an aut"m"h!l". Sh"
added. I am going 10 earn one OF those
you are giving and put tn" amount
saved to another Use. That's the
proper idea. The Intrlligcnc"r has pro
vide a generous and costly list or
prizes and ali one needs is a desire to
own one. coupled with Willingness ="
work, plus Il little determination ana
grit.
There is room in tho list for more
workers. in fact many towns and com
muniticS have as yet no representative.
Send in your request for receipt books
and details now. You are in plenty or
time to win one of the splendid auto
mobiles.
Following is n list Of the members
names to date and their votes accepted
for publication.
Votes tabulated on Burroughs Adding
Machine.
The Wheeling intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1903-1961, 1921-05-06
AMERICAN|SM SUBJECT
OF SCHOOL TEACHERS

Amcricanism and American citizen
ship will be the subjects upon ~hlch
the contestants in the oratorical con.
test. ~ Triadclphia district high scho"i
will deliver talks th:S evening al the
school auditorium. The contest was
made possible by Mystic Lodge No -
knights of PythiaS. of Elm Grove VINO
wish L. stir up an interest In III" Amerl-
can youths for patriotism IN regard TO
try. so that they may develop into
broad minded American citizens.
The six contestants. who were Sc
lectcd from a large number or cAndi-
dates for the positions, Il sthey had the
best essays. have been named and arc
the following: Grace Brooks. Louis
Schaf Edward Mckee. Sam Cr"nc, Rod
nry G!ftn and Stanley Lawson.
The Judges for the contest have been
chosen by the superintendent OF schools
and tho hoard of education. and include:
/. l.. Ewing. principal Of Mad's"n
school: Harry Smith super ntcndent OF
the Warwuod schools. and Prof. J. {.
Shaw. acting principal Of clay scnooL
Points WA be given 10y the judges IN
regaNi to appearance, delivery and iactS
uu thu subject. hTc student getting
the greatest number OF points Will be
plcScn, cd with Il gold medal. while those
second and third will be given silver
and bronze medals respectively.
The meeting Will be presided over by
: : Jacobs. Superintendent IF schools,
who will also make the presentation OIL
medals 10 the winners.
Musical selections will b. rendered by
tn. TRADE .phia district h.Eh school or
chcstra throughout the eNcu,nS between
nrations.
A great deal Of enthusiasm has been
created over the contest ana many in
irr.sting facts have been brought up
IN the class rooms as 10 what ""nSt;-
tuleS .tmcriCanlsm. \ iArg" Eatncr'nS
IS expected. AS the interest Is not only
confined 70 the school, but has -rrcaH
to the homes.
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MORE THAN 10000 PERSONS WERE
SERVED WITH ICE CREAM AND
SOUVENIRS AT NEW PLANT
Trucks Distrttrts 10000 Quarts More
Free 70 Homss-Crovd Enormous
twas one largo day.

tWdS one lafSC u3S.
~uCn IS the Statement: made iaI>i rrc-
n.nE by the local officers Of :nc I'm
pcrial Ice Cream company ~ the result
Of their monster party for thc Itty ot
Wheeling held yesterday At their new
100000 home at t56-1"S Seventeenth
street.
Md Il Was one big day. More ;nan
$780, men. women and children were
served with ;arE" quantities OF ice
cream u atl hindS. while thousands o.:
$ouNcnicrs were distributed.
T.. III: affair began at noon when Il
,ln7"u IargS trucks o. the company
joaG"d with employees and 4 big abnd
GRADED over every street in the c:t"
T"n thousand quarts OF :Cc cream were
thrown from the trucks into thousands
81 homes and tho big party was on.
~ O'Clock the big reCc1t;on began
and Ions before the doors were thrown
opcn five thousand school children be-
gan gathering around the building at
= ;hc front door. the back doors. the side
doors. everywhere.
Tremendous Crowd
Three police officers were kcHt busy
kcep;ng the crowd from breaking win
dowS and doors and keeping them stand
ing still long enough to get their share
Of ice cream. The serving lasted until
$50 O'Clock when the All Gone" sign
was hung out.
During the morning an a!rplanc pilot.
cd. by Aviators Waterman. Mccormick
and Reynolds from the McCoo.i Field
at Dayton. Ohio, flew low over the city
The Wheeling intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1903-1961, 1921-05-06
POTOMAC FLOODED
a, 4 o. Railroad Tied Up by Landsnoes
About Piedmont.

Specia' Dispatch 20 tn" ntcl!iSenc"r'
Cumberland. Md. MAJ the 700
mac river. while considerably out OF It's
hanks, has caused no damage here as
vet and remains about stationary al This
point early this evening. although IN
tho vicinity OF Piedmont it Is stili ris'
ing rapidly. Rain has fallen int"rmi'-
tcntly all day.
The baltimore & OHIO railroad reports
a number OF small ,nndl:des. The fri'-
utarirs OF the Potomac are all mnch
swollen. Great quantities Of drift are
being carried down the stream
The Wheeling intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1903-1961, 1921-05-06
OREGON REVIEWS
ARMY OF MEXICO

Mexico City. May 5.-(Ry tn" Assocl-
nted IrcsSl One year ago today Aware
Ohrrron. with Il price fixed on his head.
was camp"d in tho outskirts OF Mexico
City. seeking to overthrow the car
rama government. Today. MS president
Of Mexico. ne witnessed n two hour mill
.tary review on tho occasion OF IN" re-
public's celebration Of its victory in lAo :
over the French at l'uchla.
As nc passed through the streets t"
take his place in tn" reviewing stand
in front of the national palace. Pre- 'id"ni
OhrcEon was loudly acclaimed NY thou
sands who lined tho streets.
To help you save is M s'on OF
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don. Paris. New York or other places
designated by the reparat!ons commas
sim
Cabinet Still Functioning.

Berlin. May 5--tBy the Associated
Prcssl-Thr cabinet of Chancellor rem
rcnharh. which last night rendered It's
resignation to President Ebert, was con-
tjnu:ng To function today in compliance
with the presidents request that IL re-
nrain in office until new ministry was
organized
The Wheeling intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1903-1961, 1921-05-06
MINER INJURED
Franz Jsffriss Painfully Nurt While
Handling Load OF stone At Rail
and River MSns.

Frank JeffricS. a miner in the rail and
River mine. sustained injuries in the
handling Of Il load of stone at the mine
yesterday. Jeffrics WAS taken to the
Dellaire hospital. His injuries, which
consist of bruises on the back, arc not
considered serious.
The Wheeling intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1903-1961, 1921-05-06
FIND AUSTRIAN
RUNNING STILL

Mike TuCh. an Austrian. was arrested
yesterday afternoon ut lArtnn. on Il
charge uf operating still. The still
WAS confscatcd and Tuck was fined $l0n
and costs by Squire |. VI. Simpson. IN"
Austrian was brought to 81. tlairSHillr
yesterday evening by Constable Chas.
Mitchell and lodged in the st. Clairs-
willie county Jail
The Wheeling intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1903-1961, 1921-05-06
CHICAGO PRINTERS
STRIKE IS ENDED

Chicago. MAY 5.--The strike Of Chi
cAgo Job printers ended today when
their demands for n 44-hour week was
granted and they agreed 10 accept
S4.S5 a week reduction decided upon by
Dean Ralph Emerson Hcilman. who
was chosen arbiter by the employers
and employees.
The Wheeling intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1903-1961, 1921-05-06

DURXHA1f-On Tuesday. May 3. 1921.
AZ TAO o'clock p. M. At the family res
!dcnce No. l116 Elizabeth street
HENRY J. BCRkIiART, in his 3Tth
year.
Funeral on Friday morning at $780,
Eeuuicm high mass 1T -. Alphonsus
church at 9:l5 O'Clock. Intcrment at
Mt. Calvary cemetery.
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wANrED-SALES1nN.

wANrHD-Sn"cia,ty salesman. expert
cnccd rutail and wholesale grocery
trade. for Wheeling and surrounding tor
r.,ory. by company marketing NATIONALITY
advert Used grOCCrS speciality. I.!Scrat
Salary anil bonus contract given right
man. Address Box =. o.. caro- Intelligent
Ger. giving past ten "c1rS "N2crir7c.. ref
crenccS. salary desired. date YOU could
fart. myth
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POSITION WANTED.

wAMrED-E;Xpcricrc salesman In sen.
cral grocery. confectionery and tnnacco
lines. desires good connection wi;h:I I'VE
gcnCe" myth
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FoR RENT.

YOA AHNT-3 furnished houSckecp.ng
1>on,S. bath and phone. on Island. In
uutrc 1929 Chapiine. my-5-i
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PoR SALH-LrvE STOCK.

Po1 BALE-.0 pure bred Chester White
pigs. p. e. bigger. Eaysand Ohio.
nr-S-p
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roR sALE-REAL ESTATE.

BUY 4 PARK near Barn"Sri.le. Barnes
Niiir. Ohio. Is situate, d 1850 fee: above
80. level. = wthrlr known for is Sp,rn-
.!ii citizenship and health giving atmos-
p''cr". With It's high grade schools.
prosperous churches and civic pride. few
communities present such ;"mEing az
luramcnt. for tn" home seekers. K -
located on the longest hard SurfaC" -"ad
In America. write C. 4 y. Hutton. Real
Estate Brokers. ISarneSvi,c. Ohio. Phone
1891. my-3-l
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THEMENDEL COMPANY
Carl J. Kspnsr. Prom.
FUNERAL DIRECTORS
p1yat. CHAPEL 1919 Chaplins Street.
Call Phone 1877
DIED

RArH-oN Wednesday evening. May 4.
I?2l. 4: 80 c'ciock. At North Wheel
ing hoSpitai. THOMAS B. KAHN. aged
3. years. following Il lengthy Illness OF
Il complication Of diseases.
Funeral services at the residence Of his
sister. Mrs. BESSIE Mcneil. 1905 Mar
k"t street. Saturday morning at $50
o'clock Requiem high mass At st.
JoScphS Cathedral at 9 o'clock. In
Icrment Mount Calvary cemetery.
Friends OF the family respectfully in
Vitcd 70 attend.
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BRAIN TESTS
By SAM LLOYD
q Minutes to Answer This

3 Minutes to Answer This
Sprinkle one conSonant through me
following line of letters TO make II n
complete sentence:
n q r q NJ z A ron S L Il T \ r +
AnEwsr to Ysstsrday's Puzzle
Tho Giants were the victors. because
II they, first a. the. bat. had tho >
score, the Dwarfs. according to usuaEe.
would no. have continued after scor-
ing points.
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Pull cabin. IS b. p. light. draft mo
eorooat- Has an oak bottom. good
sized decks, IS It. hull Lying At
Eleventh Street, Wheeling. Henry
sAlade, HOS water St, Wheeling,
". Va my-".0t
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ron SALE.

TOE SALE-FrcS;. COW. \ GOOD one. with
calf at side. cheap: no place 20 keep
h"r J. y. Watkins. Box %63 Maynard.
Hn:p. near Glendale school. my-c-p
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HARDING CONSIDERS
CONTINUED from Page one)
Terms OF Ultimatun1.

'"n' German veg without any ifs
provided that butts or "whcrcascs. -
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For Sale

Two story and attic, brick dwelling
Of 10 rooms. bath, laundry. furnace.
front and rear porches. Hard wood
finish. A real modern and up to date
nome, on 18th ST.. between Jacob and
Wood streets
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Funeral service at her late residence 1853
Twcuty-firSt street. Warwood, Friday
afternoon At O'Clock. Friends Of the
family are invited to attend. Inter-
ment private, at Greenwood cemetery.
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POE SALE-AUTOS.

Po1 sAII-Nne fo26 Buick six touring
fine condition. Call r. G.. Merry,raR.
AcLUrc Hotel. mye-S
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MEAGEL-On Thursday. May S. at AZ
o'clock y. M. LOUIS MEAGEL, In tho
t1th year Of his age.
Funeral services at the homo OF his sis
tor. Mrs. II. +. Nolte. corner Thirty
third and Eoff streets. Friday at p.
m. Intrrment Saturday at Marietta.
o. Friends Of the family invited to at
tend.
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wANTU-MALN.

wANrEp-An experienced lumber est.-
mator and salesman. one who i abe
10 estimate from blue prints preferred.
y good opportunity for i man who ~
not afraid to work. John w. Betlz. !ain
and Eotf Sts. 'nr-6-h
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WArrEp-xousE or APA1ranHT

wAXFED-To rent five room house o.
apartment. centrally located IN vince
ing, by family OF two: no children,
Phone Martins Ferry S39-W. mr-1S>f
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Lo8F-On Friday. between YorHville
and rilton$villc. on Ray,and car. or At
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