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structures likewise contained many
.uIllor buildings OF ancient and
dIlspldatod construction and they
were factors ln the rapid spread Of
the flames.
Tho fire started. according TO the
best information available, iu the
uulr'prs ur the Chicago Lamp and
Fixture company on the second floor
uf building at 52l West Jackson
boulevard. ~ spread quickly to Bd-
Joining buildings. one OF which was
tho Austin building, where large
quantities OF paints. oil and rope, be
longing To a wholesale firm. we're
stored. This material quickly lgnltcd
and burned ncrccly, sending showers
uf sparks skywnrh that fell on ad
Joining buildings and quickly set fire
to them. within fcw minutes after
fire had Eushcd from the Austin
building 10 the q. u. a q. structure
thar 1G-stOry pile Of stone and con-
crete and steel was a secthing
cauldron. only It's skeleton stands
today
Three tolcgrnphers at work In the
G. B. a .. building escaped by dash
Ing down a staircase. Their office
cat molly" IL missing.
Firemcn had tho greatest diff
Guilty In approaching the flames be-
cause tho oil, paints, ctc., Intensified
tho heat citizens dared approach
no closer than two blocks and fire
men were unable to work at close
quarters
Besides the elevated railway, tho
tracks Of the Aurora and Elgin Flee
trio railway an important inter
urban line. were destroyed, making
necessary recruiting OF trains that
caused much delay aud inconvcni-
once 10 thousands Of commuters,
Probably the heaviest loser Is the
| Chicago, Burlington d quincy rail
| road. which, besides the loss of ~
| building, lost many valuable records
| and much expensive equipment.
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I25-POuRd Wrestler
To Madison for AggieS

spcciai 10 The World.
SALTWATER March 15.--Foll-
art. 125-pouuder, will represent
Oklahoma a. & NJ. college at the
Western conference wrestling meet
nt Madison. WIS. March ~ and IS.
Follart left saltwater Wednesday,
his travelling expenses being paid
by funds subscribed by students and
student organizations at the col
lego.
Foliart has show nthe most con-
alstcnt work of any aggie on the
mat this season. lie has won his
match In every meet by falls.
lie took the title of southwestern
champion iu his weight last week at
CnLInge SlntIOn. TeNas.
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SENATORS AGREE
TO CURB DEBATE
ON PARLEY PACT

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Underwood ~ expected TO hold
enough democratic senators In line TO
assist the republican majority TO
r1ilfy the treaty but once the arma-
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RICH WOMAN ADOPTS YOUTH
Lnw Student and city Tennis Cham
uiun of Omaha Favored.

OMAHA, March Is. -- Because
he resembles u son of Mrs. Arthur
j.. Schocllkotf OF New York who
died many years ago, the door of
wealth has opened 10 Ralph Powell,
Creighton law student and state and
city tennis champion.
Mrs. Schorllkotf, whose financial
rating is SJ5,0OO,OOO and who owns
controlling interest in the Niagara
Falls Power company, today tele-
grophod Powell asking him to Join
her on n trip to Europe and then
return to make his home at her
residence iu New York city.
Mrs. Schoollkotf Is 20 years old
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MILLIONS LOST
IN SECOND BIG
CHICAGO BLAZE

CONTINUED ruOu PAGE osL.
o. game and stubborn Fight tho
spread ot the cuuilHuruiluu nud boon
checked ana the blaze brought under
control
The biggest building destroyed was
the tG.HtOrg Chicago, burlington
A. Quincy buildlnR ON South quincy
street Thlr one ot Tho most mod
cru buildings In the city, was On
tiroly destroyed. Tho iO.story Aus
Tin building. the 1O-sturv Atlantic
building and number ~ smaller
structures lu the path uf The flames
are total loss
Approximately block of the
eupcrstruuturc uf the Metropolitan
elevated railway, serving the dcnsoly
populated districts of tho west side,
was burned down. Az u result. Of
fiCials OF thc elevated railway COM
pauy were faced with a serious prob
lem this morning In bringing thou
sands of patrons to their work.
Thousands were late and 10 probably
will bo several days before traffic
conditions are restored to normal.
Many NlraculOusiy Escape.
The burning of the elevated struc-
turc added TO the danger as high
voltage electric wires and heavily
charged third rails" foI TO the
ground, oudangcrlng flremcn and
others. THAT the toll OF dead and
injured was not larger was consid.
cred almost miraculous, az the rapid
spread OF the flames and the top.
pllng OF walls constituted n scriou'
and constant danger.
Although thousands witnessed tn,
fire, countless thousands of othcr'
slept through II, Early today tolc
phone calls from towns and villagel
surrounding Chicago were sim pour
ing Ia to make inquiry concerning
the source OF the Redeemed skies tina
were visible from long distance
| away.
The area swept by tho fire, al
| though continuing many moder
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EMBEzzLEa IS lNDICTED
Former County Treasurer at Durant
Now In Jail Under Sentence.

DURANT, March 1j.-Nincteen
Indictments, - Of which were true
bills, were returned by n grand jury
here late today against l.. :. Bonner
former county treasurer, charging
him with cmbe2Zlo of public
money Bonner disappeared last fall
but returned here last week, pleaded
guilty in district court and was SEN
fenced to Is years imprisonment
lie was also fined $1,000.
Warrants were being issued today
for the arrest OF six other men
against whom indictments we're re-
turned. Their names were withheld
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Dnfcs Arc LImItc1l.

KALAMAZOO. Mich, March IS.
Western Normal students are in "A
fururc today over the announce
mont by President Waldo that girls
would not be allowed TO keep com
pany with anyone more than three
hours at a time, once or twice a
week. The leap OF a Western Nor
mai girl. made from speeding
automobile driven by John Duval
Dodge. young Detroit millionaire, a
few days ago, had nothing to do
with the order the president de-
clarcd.
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d.du't do such things 60 or 80
years ago and he didn't care FOR
the new idea. Everybody was
u.gIurbrd except tho bride. She
vIH calm and serene. She could
forgive berry Tor being h-flutter
because ho was 90 much younger
aud Ig was buahful.
The reporters pleaded with
Berry 10 bc n good boy and not
spoIl things. But Berry got
downright mad, grabbed his hat
mud coat and loft the party flat.
They waited for him 40 return but
d. didn't The wedding was OF.
Mrs. Mcmahon came to this
country from England at the ago
Of Us months. Her parents sottlot
Zoo iur rruat lakes region not far
from n lIrIo town called Chicago.
when sho wps 4 years old, sho
vN- stolen hy Indians and held
captive for throo and half years.
Sur has lived iu this city for 80
f,u"a ana had four children by
former husband, an OF whom arc
I.E..E
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PROFESSOR SAYS
CHILD Is SP00K
Foster Daughter Ghost Of
Antigonish, Investiga-
tor Declares
DOCTOR MAKES REPORT
Nothing Strange About Ori-
gin of Fires, Says Report
err Slapped Himself


1IAIU.NN E g.. Nut.H I.
Mary IUm Hu.DuH.J. u#.r
daugIf,r uf Nr. and H. Alexander
NiurDuruId. ,.H. fuu HIu.f of Anti.
rurisH. DR. NuIUr rlMIIn Prince.
scientific rHu.f hunter. H,.ur,d Zoo
n report ou Mg u.,HIerIUu of tNp
"hnugf,I Mac Donald homo at
Caledonia NI# h"N. public in.
plHNf
AZ T,Ha. Mary Ellen cot tUo mga.
i.rIu.4 fine. .vlI.u were among the
chief ~. Tine uhu.fIy manifestations.
U0.fur Prince srId Doc hpd thnt
she was not 'muuls" cuIp1hIo
however. ua SHE was iu "uu altered
state of consciousness" aud did not
t,alsu what gho was doing.
",rr.r, .. p,, ros.inut,. ann
royt.d by %, iody 81 ,yIdlrIr thr
,,r,rt g,Id "tb.t ,Eis oIi.r,d s,et,
,,ag brong6t aGout Nv ~ disrorpntc
ipt.IIIecrrr Tbis is "A tG.nrrtiraI
rosl,I,iI,ty ,,b,r,ps tE, ,Gi,rpgi
iarts COON ,ryt,ip 70
A..
Bv,luI l!,l'' 'l"', "', wa, .''
ul"lulHh ~ '',' NV. '''' ""I Wv
,l'Ilh WI '"' w. ',"' Ut" wv
my was n ''E'', "' i,,n, l'''''' d
".'''" ''''' ''
May Have slapped themselves
Tho slnr7 that Harold Nmddcn,
IdlliHN Herald reporter ana ~ G.
Carroll, detective, claimed 10 have
suffered IRON a. Ehoslly mana aIler
the MacDouald'S had been fright
enod out OF their home, however,
Ncrc not traced To Mary Elton 3
hRhd.
Their experiences. said thc report,
"Nyorc probably OF "a upoy-uormnl
chnractor, which does not uCccssaT-
ily imply that tho supcr-uOrmal
chuso was spiritualHic. II may
inye been owing to psychic physi-
cal cause which n perfectly natural
though imporfcctiy normal"
In other words, Doctor Prince Inn
piled, Whlddcn and Carroll might
have slapped each other or might
merely have thought they were
slapped.
Doctor Princes summary Of his
report follows.
MY visit Of six nlEhtH and five
DAYS NJ the house In the vicinity OF
Antigonish, y. s., which has attract
ell 80 much attention, ended Monday
morning II Is difficult to coudcnsc
q report OF some seven thousand
words into "a much brleror statement
and only the salient puints can be
mentioned.
Discrcdits Wave Theory.
Apart from tho matcmonts OF
Signor Marconi and other experts.
have proved that tho wireless wnv,
theory cannot bo true. unless Ia,
waves arc endowed with lntelIigcnc,
TO know Just whcn peoplo are in tn,
house. with IA dislike for the uppc
part OF the room walls with re
bugnance to having persons see then
break out into flames nnd Will
hbll!ty to transport cushions from
one room TO another and tho like.
Tho fires were undoubtedly &c
by human hands, Judging by tho un
mistakabIo signs left in tho house
The burns are never found on In,
wall paper higher than tho reach %
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Anothcr blow to PrcmIcr.

LONDON, March 15.--Dcspito the
official report given out after tho
meeting of tho Unionist members Of
parliament. which states there Is
no desire to end the coalition or
withdraw support Of the union min
stry," a portion Of the press inter-
pret the failure of the meeting to
pass u resolution Of confidence in
the coalition as tautamount to a
blow toward LloNh Gonrge.
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Bandl, Suspect Arrested.

SAN FRANCISCO, March 15.-
Harry Mason. alias Davis. arrested
here as member Of gang which
IL charged with a score of big coast
robberios and said to be wanted in
Chicago, was identified today by po-
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Fourtccn counts AgnInst Gov.

HOUSTON. Texas, March 15.--S.
T., i. Cox, known for his oil and air
plane ventures, was indicted by the
federal grand jury AZ noon on II
counts charging use Of the mails TO
defraud In connection with the sale
of stock In three companies whose
I UOO
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Rnsy snrIng for ronknmn Prcns.

Special 90 The world.
TONKAWA, March 15.-The dual
track meets with Chilocco Indian
school and a. and NJ. freshmen as
visiting opponents will put pen into
the spring athletics Of the uniyer-
atty preparatory school.
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lice az Leo Fauerman. wanted ip
Detroit for the murder OF Louis
Pfnris, shot in a holdup there last
January. Detroit police were not-
ffa1
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NASHVILLE, Tenn, March H.
Maurice Hays, a negro, went 20
death in the electric chair at the
state penitcntiary here today de-
claring that he was dying to salts
fy a few republican politicians" lie
was convicted OF the murder of Mrs.
Birdie Lindsay of Knoxville, In 1919.
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Robert A. McBrney.
Funeral director. g2l s. Main
Phone Usage 191-456.-Advertis
ment.
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CONTINUED FHQM PAGE ONE.
spreading far beyond tho senate
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DENIES LOOKING FOR
AN ESCAPED LUNAT|C

Philadelphia. Nov. lo.-r"Stal !nSpec-
tors ahd the district attorney IF Chester
county tonight denied report that an
escaped luua,!C WAS beng sought as
the Scadcr OF the poisoned cake which
resulted in ihc death Of ". w. Si"rr"'t.
an expert accountant Of Devon. and the
serious illness &C his wife. tn'ct OF
Police K!c:thly, OF Devon. however. gave
crcdcuce - the report which wAS !" the
effect that the luuat:c was an account
ant who had been dismissed 10y Mr..
Sierrctt. and was n" man accused or
giving children poisoned candy n west
Chester ahuu; a year ago.
T. Stewart Clarke, Of D.N"" law
s,udcn, a., the University of l'ennSy!-
van!a tonight turned over !" III" pole"
a cake Ia coutaIner similar !" mat
received by The Stcrrct;s, except that Il
had "A return address given as Lands
downe. Mr. Clarke sad II" Know no
one in that GOWN. and that after making
a futile effort 20 tiui "Ut - someone
were attempting Il hoax. h" had give"
the authorities IL" CAKE for analysis
lie j. from Devon aHd has been Il friend
Of the SiCrHcttN.
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M'G|NN|S LEAD 1888
Continued From Page oneD

congressional district. where IN
Peasants county the vote OF Johnson
Cd was increased from 1850 TO
APO. and the woodward CR) vote
was decreased from 1850 10 1921,
these changes givinG Johnson gain
of 166 votes and increasing his plural
i;y in the district from yl6 to LOS.
The Legislature.
4 Democratic majority Of thirty-SiX
in the house Of delegates was shown
when virtually complete reports Of
Tuesdays election were available last
night. and in one county where the
vote was close there was possibility
that n recount might give the Demo
Gratis one more member, instead OF
The Republican who appeared to have
been elected OF the "a members Of
the house, according to the count last
night. the Democrats had elected 90
! and the Republicans 20.
: The Republican majority in the
state senate appeared to have been
cut down to eight In the senate dis
tricts. nine Democrats and six Rcpub-
licans were elected, while the "hOld-
over" senator's included thirteen Re
publicans and one Democrat.
OF the fifteen senators elected
Tuesday for the full term, Democrats
were chosen in the Second, Fifth,
Seventh. Eighth, Ninth. Tenth, Elcv-
enth Thirteenth and Fifteenth dis
lricts. and Republicans in the First,
Third, Fourth. Sixth, Twelfth and
Fourteenth. TO fill an uneXpired term
in the Tenth. Robert +. Kidd. Demo-
CTat, was elected without opposition.
In the election to the house the
counties going Democratic were: Bar
bOur, Boone DrdNton. Brooke. Cabcll.
Calhoun. Clay. Fay"tte, Gilmcr,
Grecnbrier. Hampshire. Hardy, Narri-
son. Jefferson. kanawha. Lincoln. LO-
gan. Marion. Mason. Mercer, MingO,
Monroe. Morgan. Nicholas, PcndletOn
(where the Democratic candidate was
unoppOsedl. Peasants. PoCahontas,
/ Putnam. Raleigh, Randolph. sum
lnerS, Taylor. Tucker, Webster. Wet
Eel. Writ and Wood. The Republican
counties were: BERKELEY, DOddrdgc.
Grant, Hancock. jackson. Lewis. Mar
shall. Mineral. Mcdowell, Preston,
Ritchic. Koane. Tyler. rpShur,
Wayne, Wyoming. Three Democrats
and one Republican wer" elected
from Ohio county, and one Democrat
and one Republican from MoNonCaliu.
One gam yesterday was Il Democrat
in Peasants county.
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The ubjec, OF this suit Is 10 OBTAIN
Iiynrcr 4 v!uCu!u matrlmun.i :"r the
,.ajuttff from the defer dant and that the
ria!nt!U may b. forever freed from the
hands OF matrimony now existing b.
tween the plaintiff and defendant.
md Il appearing from an anIdafit
fled in said cause at these Rules, that
the drtendau; Harry s.. Clair IS not a
resident of the state ot West Virginia,
and he not having been served WIN
process in said suit. on motion OF ne
pla!n;in 10y counsel. this order OF pub
LEGATION, IS entered against him. and KS
ordered that the said defendant above
named, be and NJ - required /" appear
within Ouc month after the date OF c
first publication OF this order and do
what IS necessary 20 protect his IN
terests. Il is further ordered that this
ORDER be published and posted as 20
CURED by law.
Witness. John l.. ',inghorn, Clerk OF
our said Court. at the Court House Of
said County. this Sth day OF November,
l922. "a Wit; November Rules. 1872.
Published the first time November
Iith. l922.
JOHN l.. kINGHORN. Clerk.
Attest: JOHN l.. klNGHORN, Clerk
D. \. Mckee. Atty. for plaintiff.
NOvll-lH-2j Dec
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lions played their part in what might
be called strictly local situation.
Rhode Island and Delaware. which
elected Democratic scnators-the two
baby states OF the union In geographical
arca--had local issues. In Rhode Island
the exposure by a prominent Democrat
that had been offered a large sum Of
money To support the Republican ticket
turned the tide in favor Of Senator
Peter Gerry. In Delaware. the pride
of the state IN the Bayard family helped
elect Thomas j.. Bayar':. a Democrat,
Tor the long term. He Will be the fourth
member Of the family 10 sit in the sem
ute.
New Hampshire turned over by elect
ing Il Democratic governor but Senator
Mclean WAS reelected in Connecticut
on the Republican ticket which prevents
New England from being regarded as
unit except that majOrit!es everywhere
for the Republicans were considerably
reduced.
The man in office suffered most. The
whole election shows the electorate in
y dissatisfied mood with each region
EXPRESSING it's protests in it's own way
and through either of the parties IRE.
spccivc Of national labels.
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MoRGANTowN WHEELING RAIL
WAY COMPANY.

STOCKHOLDERS CALL FOR SpE-
CIAL MEETING OF STOCKHOLDERS.
We, the undersigned. owning more
than our-fuurth o; the capital stock Of
The Noyguutowu K Wheeling Railway
Company. 4 corporation created organ
fed and existing under and by virtue
OF The laws az the state Of West N!r-
r.n.a. do hereby ca. 4 meeting Of the
Stockholders 70: '&r. said Morgautown X
Wheeling Railway Company. 70 be held
a the pr.",.rJ, n":ce - the company
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WHY OF IT
Continued From Page One.)

cNtr,miSm--or whatever named agra
rlau Protest combined with railroad
workers. opposition /" tn" ESch-'um>
MINIS law may b" given. MIR. fr""k-
hart got al the d'>c"nt"n'rd N"t" and
many Of the liberal ana progressive
votes from both parties.
M!mnvsota--Mr, ShipStcad. Ia" Far
pie of agricultural voting. Although
Senator Kellogg had been one "t the
leaders of the farm bloc. voting Tor
every measure put mp 10y the farm or
gLulZation. his opponent went him one
better and appealed on an even more
radical program to the dissatisfied ru.
ral communities. This Is an aEr!cultu-
.al state and the Farmcr-lahor candl-
date won by the combined support OF
the farm and the factory.
In Wisconsin.
WiScunsin-ScuatO latoll"tte won
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ORDER OF PUBLICATION

The State Of West Virginia. ONO
county. IS: In the Circuit Court Oh
ohio county. West Virginia, Norem-
her Rules. 1872.
Mary Made.yn 81. C:air an infant under
the. age vi ,wenty-onv years "%3 D1E'u
\ Mckee her next friend, plaintiff
In Chanccry Divorce
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RIVER rELEGRAMS

pittsburgh: IS feet. falling. clear
OF city: 10 inches. RISING, clear
>,,rcap,owu: ) feet. stationary clear
Warren: One tenth. clear, cool
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GILMER

Chenille. W. Va. N"v. l".-,iiImrr
county 'Complrtel gives:
United States senate: Nicely. 1871:
Holt. IA, Sutherland. lUl7.
Congress. Third district: Morton CD
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MISCELLANEOUS

WANTED TO borrow $500. shor, time on
good security. WIN pay prem Um.
Address. Joe care Iutel.sencsr.
NUvIl-r
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scrvatIvo elements in the state including
many Republicans He was wet in
state which voted dry this time. The
national administration concentrated
on lUmcrcne 10 prevent the result from
being construed az 4 reputation or mo
Harding adm nistratiOn. Vic DonahcS
elected governor on the Democratic TICK
IT over IarmI Thompson, the personal
friend of President Trading. went INT"
power largely because Of the unSatla'
factory record OF Governor Davis. Rc-
publ.Ian. Mr. I'Omrrcne'S defeat 10
hard 10 explain If This j. Il Democratic
year for he was on" -! tn" ablcSt Dem.
Gratis in the senate and prominently
mentioned for the presidential nominal
ton. Labor. dry votes. administration
effort at ia" last minute. all influenced
the result.
Back to Normal.
Maryland--This was the return OF a
normally Democratic state I" Democrat
ic normally. ". Cahcll Bruce also bcn-
Gifted by the split in the Republican
party over the radjcall$m OF Senator
France. Republican nominee.
New J"r$cy--Th" 'wctS" Of Hudson
county rolled UP Il h:% enough majority
to overcome Senator FT"InGhUys"n :
lead in the remainder Of the stale.
That's all th"r" ~ t. New jersey. Gov
crnor Edwards viii add :" The Demo-
cratic strength Ia the United states
senate. however. on national issues.
New York--Al Smiths personality and
his splendid record rs governor two
years ago enabled him To win phcnom-
!nal race In tn" Empire state. indepen-
dent voters rallied 10 his side. His was
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DIED

VOGLER-On Friday November 10th
1922 II 4:uj O'Clock y. m, at the home
OF her daughter. Mrs. Harry y. Grac-
be Park Place. WILHE.MINA, L.. wife
OF Andrew y. NoEler of l29-loth
street.
Funeral notice later.
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WANT TO Buy.

BAGS-HIGHEST prices PAID Tor second
hand bUc.ap and cotton bags. Freight
allowance on large shipments. Send
description Tor quotation. Richmond
Bag Co. Richmond. Va. NUvll-l5
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FOE SALE-EAh MS.

FOR SALE-TuScaTawas County. OHIO
farms Ior sa.c. Any size. Kind. or
price. For particulars address: ). W.
Reynolds. Eyu;. NJ. ). New rhlladel-
pa.d. OG,O.
Oct--S NoY-i-ll .lH-2j Dec
FOR SALE---I am Offering my farm OF
- acres lU Stewart Hill road lei; OF
mine No. ) Tv.adeiphia. ". Va. Nov. IS
at 1910 y NJ. stock Tram implements
and household goods 7. ii. McColaugA
Auc;ivuceg. George Etvh!Sou.
,sovll-l3-l4
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FOR RENT

A rea, furnished room -
available 10 one gentleman.
Home,iEe. md comfortable;
modern ~ every respect.
Phone 19s-W. Location
@nuG Eft So. opposite OA!O
VALLEY General Hospital.
80,
The Wheeling intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1903-1961, 1922-11-11

SpE.NGER-On Friday morning. Nov.
IL. 1872. at 9:25 Il. m. at the REYNOLDS
Memorial Hospital Glendale. ". Va.
CHARLES SrENGER. IN his 53rd
year.
Funeral service 1t his home. Sixteenth
street. McMcchcn Monday morning at
$50 o'clock. Requiem high mass at
st James Catholic Church at >
o'clock. Friends OF the family are in
v!tcd TO attend. Intermcnt Mt. Zion
cemetery.