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The Wheeling intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1903-1961, 1921-10-01
Force Imaginative
us. Fleet to Retreat
in Marine ManeuverS

Wilderness. Va. Sept. 30.--The Amer
lean fleet" covering the marines before
enemy POSITIONS on Wilderness Creek
was forced to withdraw today, when tho
approach Of stronger hostile naval
force WAS signalled. in the mancuFers
now being conducted in the Virginia
wilderness.
The work OF the maneuvers To-Day en-
tertained another crowd OF visitors IN,
Guiding many members Of congress anu
high ranking officers Of the army ana
navy.
Tho canvas white house" designed
Tor tho use of Prssiden; Harding when
ne visits the scene OF the maneuTers TO-
morrow to spend a day and night "as
completed today. Much OF the WORK OF
designing and planning, and consla-
cradle amount OF the actual LABOR was
done by Congressman John w. sum-
mers. A.. Washington. who Is an on
Eineer. contractor and builder by pro
fession. The presidents quarters Will
consist OF three largo rooms. made from
store tents. with q separate oath' houheo
in 4 smaller tent. All OF these Will DO
equipped with hardwood floors me NV
ing room vii! he supplied with furniture
made by the Arts-Crsfts schooI Oh
Quantico.
Tho bath will he equipped with
sunken tub. supplied with 70; ANA '"'d
running water electrically heated. ana
a shower. To attend me personal
wants OF Mrs. Harding and |" care Tor
the canvas white house. Nv" negro
namm!eS WAY" hc"H pro- AIRED ihrSash
;hr aid g., frm!iI"s ~ t'ird"":"ASOarH'
Thee Viii rrcYar" such meals as Inc
prose- den; mad Mrs. Harding decide to
ha,r served in theIr own apartments.
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THOUSANDS Of
DOLLARS LOOT
IN FRAUD GAME
Special to The IntelliSencer.

Special to Tho Intelligencer.
Cincinnati Ohio. Sept. %9.--TEe po-
fice headquarters Of this city were to-
day notified OF the operations OF band
OF fraudulent check workers throughout
the states OF West Virginia and Ken
lucky, claiming to be agents OF the
American Products corporation. having
its headquarters here. Dozens OF large
raised checks have been passed at iun'-
irr,on, Wheeling. Charleston. NlarKS-
barr, MartInshurG. Warrington. FAIR
mont. ard ut other points In West Viz
rln.a, as we'll as at Catlettsourg. Ash
IIrl. MaySNilic. IN Kentucky, and at /
dozen points in southern Ohio. according
70 Albert Mills. general manager OF tho
company
The bogus salary" checks amount
now TO more than S.. 900 and over thirty
In number. according to complaints.
while the moor Of victims reporting IN
dicutes thousands ~ dollars OF audi-
t.onal checks certainly have been passed
IN various amounts on dealers At sma:'
interior West Virginia towns by Wen
dressed men claiming TO be company >
tradeN.
The checks are drawn on the Rama
Hha bank. Charleston. w. Va. Names
on checks are changed weekly, ana
small purchases made BY the crook'
form the basis for the castings
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'MOTHER" KAISER
POPULAR FIGURE

One OF the moSt popular G%TrcS -
the American Legion stat" rr'N"nt'oI
was Mother" Kaiser. T"th'r ~ IL"
popular depart mont adJUian' and chat
lain Of the Service E'Ur Legion "r
Wheeling.
pnrir. III" conversion. she w''A h""
ahie corps OF WORKERS in IN" S'ri L."
Star Irninn hLv" worked uTliru.':;
.,r,r: ~" convention h'l"gH'"S. Er'i:-
Ing nut r..ScS "f disabled SO'l;"i- ~"
rc"i =, S.rTi"" s,nw Trn. IA" lay -"
Veteran. lirr:,u aud c"li'u: IT, IT ..'s,>'S
"a H.. :rr'r":i"n ~ 'h- N"i"itu h"I".,n
,'"ii-u" >itid
Scores Of "N-scrN.rc men wh"~" GAGS
r,u,c hr..u give attention :nd re..rt IT.
Curdrd them will he Erat"fu! n "M"tr"Y'
EaiSrr ard no" CO. workers in 'nr SER
i,., star Legion for Ia" splendid w"rk
the. nave been doing. 49, only al tho
..unvrritor. hHt quietly a." months In
,n"i- malt
Tho Service Star Legion Is held In
h,rhcs, regard aud il strongly sup.
urtcd ~ the !eg!cna'res Of Wheeling
.'":t 80. |.
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TRADE FREED FROM
BRITISH CONTROL

London. Sept. S0.-Trade IN Great
Britain has been freed from govern
ment control the last vestige OF su-
pervision passing yesterday with tho
automatic lapse Of governments grant
Of 10000, 900 pounds Of sterling, for
the coal mining industry. The agri-
cultural wages board, which fixed the
minimum to be paid farm workers re.
Gently disappeared. Tho system OF
subsldizing industries Is considered
abolished, with the exception OF tho
grant OF 100000 pounds sterling,
which has been allocated TO the car
rying out OF housing schemes by the
ministry OF health.
Complete freedom from restrictions
to individual liberty, which were I'M
posed as war time necessities, has
been restored with the exception OF
the rents restriction act, which ex'
pires In 1928
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FATHER BOUTLOU.
0BSEQWES HELD.
A 7 FAIR N D n 7
Euogy Pronounced By Father
Hall-Bishop Donahue
Presides at Cere-
monies.

Special Dispatch 20 The lnlrlllgenccr.
Falrmont. W. Va. Sept. %u.-One or
tho larHes, funerals ever seen In Fair
mont took place today, when the SER
vices for the late Rev. Father A.
Routlou. priest Of 81. Peters Catholic
church OF this city for the past twenty
four years. was buried.
The services were held at 10 O'Clock
this morning from the church. Tho
r. Rev p. J. Donanue. bishop or
Wheeling. presided.
Rev. V. v. Hengers. OF Buckhannon.
acted az deacon ut the services: Rev.
T. J. Flynn. Of MorEantown. as sub
deacon. and Rev. W. G. Hall. OF Wheel
ing. delivered tho eulogy.
Bishop Donahue also spoke at the
services. which were most impressive.
Prominent men In all walks OF pro-
fcssiona!. business and trade lite' acted
us pallbearers at tho SERVER. and tho
body OF the deal was lad TO rest IN
Holy Cross cemetery.
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Grand JuIy's Probe
Of the ku kIux Khan
al Cleveland Is Off

Cleveland. o., Sept. 3o.-A proposed
rrand Jury investigation into the actiHi-
ties OF the ku Klux Khan in Cleveland.
was called off by County Prosecutor
Edward Z. Stanton. late to-day. AFTER
Charles W. Love. grand goblin for ONO
wisconsin. Michigan, Indiana. Illinois
Kentucky and West Virginia; Ear! Hook
aday, king k,eagle for Ohio, and Chester
W. Totten. chief organizer for this dis
tr!ct. voluntarily appeared for eXami-
nation.
The officers were promptly released
20 return 70 their homes. promising 70
return TO cleveland any tine stanton
or other officials desired 10 renew the
rvestiGation.
Only one side OF the agitation has
been presented to the county prosecu-
tors office. and no ev.deHc" has oeen
offered by any on" urS! mpath"uc 10
the Ku Klu1 Khan which wo"ii warrant
taking the matter 10 the grand Jury.
stanton stated In announcing that for
the present. the investigation IS at an
end
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The Smoot Measure

Washington. Sept. Ca manufac-
turers sale, tax "f three percent w:s
formally proposed To the Senate today
by Senator Smoot. Republican. Utah.
The Senator explained :hat this would
be In substitution for all Of the various
war taxes. tho excise taxes. luxury
:nxes stamp taxes. capital stock taxes.
transportation, telegraph and insurance
taxes aud the taxes on soft drinks. ice
cream. cosmetics. admissions and dues,
and all OF the other 81 varieties OF OBJ
noNious. discriminatory forms OF taxa
tiun." which would he repealed on next
January ! under series OF amendments
to the revenue revision bill offered by
the serator.
Repeal of the excess profits tax as or
last January instead ~ newt January.
as planned by both. the House and the
Senate finanr" committee ais" was pro-
prosed by Senator Sm"ot Under his
amendments ths CORPORATION inrom, tax
would remain af 20 percent hut these
would be NJ chhnrr n The present to-
baccu. liquor All Inheritance taxes.
The Sales Tax Amendment.
The sales tax amendment read "rhat
In addition Ia ALI other taxes th' re shall
b. levied. assess ed. collected End paid
upon every ,'rmnsndli" rnanufa" tired. or
produced. when SOLD Leased or licensed
for r'"nsT"'pt IN or use without further
process Of manufacture. tax "1uiva-
len; t. r"- cent u. the price FOR which
such umnnd::v IS sold. leased or Ii
rrnr"h: such tax 10 be paid By the
mnnurI,t'i.r or producer"
1T should be noted" said Senator
Smuot. that rs the tax IS Imposed only
when articles are sold for consumption
or used without further process OF
manufacture ard that the tax will be
nor-cuinulative In effect and viii! give
the migrated business no advantage
over the dis-ntergratci business There
will be but one tax. II commodity Is
suld for consumption or use IN further
process Of manufacture no tax will he
Imposed. For example. crude oil! sold
for feel would be taxable but 81 sold to
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SEALED PROPOSALS
NOTICE TO CONTAGIOUS

Sealed proposals VII bs received by
the Town Of Iadcn titY. W. Va. unit!
80 n. m. Monday. OH;Lser 18th. 1921,
r,r the furnishing OF all materials tools
and labor required IN tho CoHstruc; ION
oSa water woI&s :! stem IN ard for III"
town OF raden City. consisting OF we'll
tank. pumping machinery. pump house
and distribution system.
Each proposal must be accompanied
by a certified check FOR ten per cont OF
tho amount OF the proposal Plans and
solicitations may be obIained prior to
October nth. 1891. at tn. office OF tho
Mayor At Paden Ctty. ". Va. The right
- reserved to reject any or oil bids.
S. J. FL RBEE. Mayor.
EDWIN q. BUCK. Recorder.
oc.1-i
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Heavy Damage From
Earthquake in Utah

Salt Lake City. Itah. sep. 81. Re
ports were r., eIv"i here from Els.nore.
ore " the trio q; $n,A.i ham.etS IN the
southern part or lirh. shaken severely
yesterday by EARTHQUAKE. recording an
other violent i:,nU" ;hiS morning.
The latest Shu'k rendered more extern
stvs the damage done by the series OF
Qua&eS. Marty every building In the
LITTLE town was damaged and made un-
tenable. according TO latest reports.
The damage at Elsinore. Rtchf!e!d and
Monroe was estimated at nearly $780,
00" So violent were the tremors that
great sections Of rock weighing thou
sands or tons tumbled down from cliffs
In nearby canyons.
Twelve years ago. the Same section
suffered heavy property loss from .
series Of Quakes.
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ACCEPT
INVITATION To
DISCUSS PEACE

London Sept 30 - In a brief business
like message. Eqnou De Valera. this
evening informed Premier Lloyd George
OF his acceptance Of the prem!ers inri-
tation for a conference in London. Octo-
Der II. on the Irish question. thus clear
Ing the way for a moment"ns attempt to
settle the renturIes-old problem between
Ireland and Great Britain.
Relief was expressed ~ official cir
cles here tonight that the difficulties
which for some time seemingly threat
ened TO prevent another conference" up
psrently had been cleared away Ivy the
message Of Mr.. DE Valera. Tn" rcr'N
raised no question as 20 the status o:
the Sim Fein delegates and no further
correspondence between the premier and
the Irish leader Is expected.
Our respective positions have been
stated and understood. and We agree
that conference, not correspondence. is
the most praC ticah! and hopeful way 20
an understanding" said Mr. De Nal"ras
message in announcing that the irish
delegates would meet Mr.. Lloyd George
on the late the premier had set.
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Wants a Permanent
Ritual Written for
the American Legion

4 motion. offered by DR.. {. ID. W.T.
hanson. OF Earl Francis rost No. 5, a:
Moundsy!lie was adopted yesterday b.!
the American Legion state convention
yesterday. requesting national officials
OF the American Legion 10 prepare I
permanent ritual governing every cir
that could arise in me con-
duct Of the LeXion's affairs.
DR.. Williamson stated. in offering this
motion. that much could DO accom-
pl!shed by the adoption az n permanent
ritual. and he believes this IS or vital
Importance.
Not more than three or four posts
in West TirHin!a. lT. Williamson said
have rituals. and these are only tenn
pOrary.
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SPEEDING AUTO
HITS ANOTHER
KEEPS ON GOING
Accident to Ford Roadster at Fulton
Last Evsning MystertouS-
Culprtt Escapes

4 Ford roadster bearing West Vtr-
ciula license 4hnGG. and said to lie
driven by tlbr:' E"ock. w"S struck by
another machine .r$t evening" wn!!e Il
Wis parked along the National road AT
Fulton. !: WAS badly damaged. The
u;hcr car failed 70 stop and the driver
escaped
License 4nn66 is issued "a Floyd Pea.
Il. - 4. Elm Grove. according 20 RED.
ODDS ~ the "..;" road commission. Mr.
Brock, t. Is Sad. claims the car Is his.
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IS INDICTMENTS
IN, BOONE AND JURY
CONTINUES ITS WORK

Madison. ". Va. Sept. ga special
Boone county grand jury. N vest!sating
the recent armed march across this
county. had returned between ciGthy-hve
and ninety indictments before adjourn
ms for the day. il was announced by
Prosecuting Attorney IL. W. b. Mullens.
The jury will continue its inrest!ga-
ton tomorrow.
Most of the Indictments are FOR rio-
lation Of pistol totinE laws: some are
for Instruction: others for moonshin-
ing and bribery. and there are Few
Kama wha county men indicted whose
addresses are not known, Prosecutor
Mullens said tonight.
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. refinery for tho making Of gasoline 1l
like commodities, would not DC
E.smpt Email Concerns.


or, ordor IN MOLD administrative dit-'
nculties With small sales, the Dill pI
yIdes FOR an exemption OF all Saio Ri.
less thnn 5000 during one year. the
will exclude about one per cent VI uc.
manufactured goods in the COUNT,
II will practically exempt ALL the Az -
cultural products since the
value Of products Of farms for this yeatt
has been estimated by the depaI'aS
Of agriculture ut between sI,VVV 81
$1,000 but as most agricultural ptoo'
ucts would find their way into manuLnS,
tured products. they would be eAemnI
any way under the definition Of the taA'
An Import Tax.
"Provision IL made for a like tax upon
similar imported commodities so that
there can be no discrimination against
any American products. -
THE yield Of lhis tax has been care
fully estimated and appointed by one
Of the foremost economists In tho
country. Professor Charles j. BullocK
OF Harvard to produce during the cal
cndnr year. 1922, s759.756.0o0:l conser.
vatism has been exercised throughout
this estimate. The yield will undVubt-
eddy be close to 81 200. 100000 but the
figure given is more than ample to pro-
vide the revenue which will be lost by
the rereals which ] propose.
II want 10 see real revision or our
tax laws ard nor the. perpetuation IN
times Of peare Of revenue laws which
were devised under the emergency or
war.
Il want to Sec a return Of prosperity
for the American people and believe
We can bring II through the enactment
of proper tax system.
Il believe that these amendments,
will accomplish the desired result and
l know that the people throughout this
country are Of q similar belief, from
general approval which the plan has r..
ceived."
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PITTSBURGH WOMAN IS
HELD FOR BARRATRY

PITTSBURGH. Sept. 20-MrS. Helen ~
torra:r was !,.r~rd under bail today
ufter 81 hcar;n:. before Il city alderman
on a charge of ''..rrairy" under law
dating back L. the p"rul Of l7l@. when
the English were IN control.
Iuformat'o on nI":Y, &irs. lptasrat
was made by Mrs. A.:N lL" ~. WHO
alleged before the court tat ia" DIT" -
an; wus ~ common Sold and MS
iurbcr OF tho pr;:cr. ieN!EE Mrs. i'ar!1:'
and others with unjust ami vrXaiioI"
Suiis-
1t in alleged that Mrs. Upt1g-dff Med
five suits ia the hnrI" case against airs
r'appas, making different information
before aldermen after previous cases
had been dismissed.
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COAL RECErvERsHIP

Wilmington. Del. Sept. &c Chancellor
Joaiah g. Woico;; today appointed re-
crlycrs n dissolution for the Ttdcwa:""
Coal Exchange. "a Delaware corporation.
with Offices in New York. Philadelphia
and rSalr more.
The receivers NAMED ere charles y.
Owens az New f"rk and Howard Adams
Of Baltimore. both directors OF the cor
poratIon. and James r. Manter or THIS
city. resident receivers. they we've ;tr-
potntcd a. tn" petition OF the directors
Of the exchange.
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DR., ASCHMAN BETTER

The condition OF Dr. G A. Asrhman.
prominent local surgeon. - improved,
according 10 word from his h"m" late
last evening. l'r. Aschman suffered 4
rc,apSc at his 'tnm" on Maple avenue
Wuudsda:" Friday. II" WAS removed 10
his home 4 few day ago from In" Ohio
Valley General h"Hnita! whcr" h" under
went treatment for Two weeks.
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MARSHALL WINS
OPENING GAME

Huntington. w Va. Sept 30.-Coach
Shclton's Marshall colrg" eleven this
afternoon won the first gam" The insti-
tuition has taken in 'wU Years. when
they took six Ia nothing Cun''s: with
Salem college on tho Ertdi""n here. The
game frequently was halted hv the ter
cree who repeatedly warned against I'M
necessary roughness INDUCED in 10y the
members Of both teams. Marsh"lfs lone
touchdown was counted in the third
nNArter.
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HAGEN REACHES
SEMI -F|NA[S N
GOLF TOURNEY

New York. Sept. So.~-Waltrr Hagen
Of Detroit defeated cyril Walker Engl~
wood. v. J.. Ave and four in ,hr SEM
tinAl round OF the professional golfers
championship tournament at the inw""d
Country club today. He Will play the
winner OF the match between Jim
Barnes, national open champion. and
Emmett French Of Youngstown, OHIO, to-
morrow.
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fine PASTRY COOK

To It's already large and capable stan
Of culinary experts. The American r"S-
taurant has added special pastry
cook, who Is considered The baSt man in
this particular line IN Wheeling. lie IS
Mike Nary. Tor S"mo time pastry cook
a. the Fort Pitt hotcl n lI''shnrHh.
Mr.. .:ary ~ exceptionally %kilItul IN
this line and the American ~ r:"aentinS
a full list o: American and French
pastries to its patrons.
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ASPIRING EXECUTIVE MATERIAI~
waut 10 meet a number OF young and
,n.dd;s-axed men who believe they pos
,.rss ambition. red blood and ability. and
,,nn IRE each ambitious enough to really
,,ant 20 line up for ono OF the many
lucrative executive positions which tho
rS1dmSl;nent period Is opening up. Each
,py.,,aa: must De- willing 10 devote 1.
partition Of h.s spare time 20 n specially
Iro~cr.hcd executive training which is
u"G"r tho supervision ot tho best prac-
t.,ai Nmcrtcar business exports. For
appointment phone Louis ). Hosburgh.
Hotel Windsor oC.l-x
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TAX PROGRAMS
(contdnued from Page ono)

rotary Mellon for recommending repea!
Of tho profits taxes and the high in
crease surlaxcS. and ut the same time
suggesting new lcv;cS. such rs in
creased rates On FIRST C.hSS postage.
bank check stamp levy AMI license tax
or auiomohi:"s.
The WAY, and means committee, the
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WIRELESS COMBINE
BEING ORGANIZED

Paris. SEPT. 30.---An international
wireless company for the control and
development: of the greater part OF the
worlds radio facilities is in process OF
organization here by representatives Of
the wireless interests Of Grra, Britain.
France. Germany and the United states.
The American delegation Is headed by
Owen y. Young. Vice president OF the
General Electric Company.
Wireless facilities OF the four cHun-
tries Will. in effect. be pooled. but each
country under the plan will retain con-
troll over its respective territory.
Another crop that IS short, this year,
- .h.,t In ,,nlNan
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onoa Q Sucker. AlHAys

Lets see" sail The peddler. YES.
this must be the house where my friend
said he sold the lightning rods. So |
guess letter Offer NY nrw-fangled ort-
terless church ] believe firmly In the
OLD adage. whom man has done man
can do "-I'h!ladciI,h!a Public Ledger.
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FOR SALE New modern four room
house on Fast Nineteenth street: cleo
trio lights bath ard porches: small cash
payments. balance Ike rent J. W. Heltz.
Nineteenth and EUrr SITS sep. SOL
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PERSONAL.

SONGS OR POEMS wantsd--W pub
lish and pay you royalty; send yours
now Melody Publishing Corp. Dept A.
10 West Chippewa st.. Buffalo. y. Y.
Oc l-g
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1usIH1ss oproHruH1rus.

CE-Contracting for al! kinds Of
brick. tile and cement work. with first
class satisfaction. Phone 2J4J. Elm
Grove C. Samberx sep. Elmo.
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Napuiccn himself could no. have
lnuhed dlgn!hcd u! the steering wheel
~ :, car that war being toWcl in.
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Don't Foot Your ELL

yirl should not Kick when fellow
laws his helrt at her fcet.-Wayside
TaieG
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senator said, accepted the secretarys

behdtOr HNIuI uLCtPtc4 UT" "oeF 0S'1'7
proposal to reduce tho leytes on tho
wealthy. but had too much political
sngacity" to attempt 10 put on the new
taxes proposed.
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= SALESMAN-win G!re an energetic
salesman the exclusive right IN
wheeling on patented article: hustlers
can make 5000 TO $1,000 4 day. Write
A. X Klppenberg. IL East North Ave-
Pittsburgh. Pa. sep.SO-h
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HOUSE FOR sALN

WANTED Nicely furnished apartment
or house. Box 45S. Wheeling. sep.2S-l
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wASTED-Ffye good men. Wheeling
Building Material co" Peninsula.
sep.30-g
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WATrTD-AAA.

A FOUNDER" always has hard time
20 square himself
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wANrED-A9ENrS.

AGENTS WASTED-Big money selling
dress shoes. Aunson last. army style
shoes. Goodyear welt from factory To
wearer; We deliver and collect Metro
politan Sales Co.. 1873 Broadway. New
York City. oc.l-S
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MEN--Learn barber trade: quick meth
cd. good wages paid: steady demand.
Write Nolor Barber College. Sal West
9th, Cincinnati. oc.l-ino.
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MALE or FEMALr xBLP WANTED.

MAN OR WOMAN wanted--Sa.ary $36
full time. sc an hour spare time.
Rrlhns guaranteed hosiery t. wearer:
experience UNNECESSARY. International
Mills Sorristown Ia oc.l-g
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