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The New York herald., 1922-05-28

METRO OPO OLITAN
nRo0KLYN
L, A. D. Motors Corp.
1891 Bedford Ave-.
woopHAvEN
b. . ". Motors Corn.
s7f7 Jamaica Ave.
BRONX
Cassanova Service = Re-
1853 i.sr.t. Ave.
Nash Bronx Corp,
24fb Grand ConooursA.
MANHATTAN
N. q N. Motor sales
1855 gs.. Nicholas Av..
Porter Lafayette o..
Broadway at S1h d.
STATEN ISLAND
OAirney 0arASe, Yno.,
i6as Richmond Terrace
NEW YORK
AxnANY
Nash Albany Corr.
AMSTERDAM
The McCleary-Nash
Motor Corp.
C0HOES
Mash Sales n Service %.
CoNGERs
Nash Sales 90.
0LENS FALLS
Smith. Terry Corp.
GL0vERsvILLE
Forest Street Garage
HAvEKsTRAw
.. d. Provan
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Mr.. and Mrs. Walker Evans. Jr., of
26 Gramercy Park have announced the
engagement of their daughter, Miss Jane
Beach Evans. to Mr.. Talbot Magruder
Brewer, son of Mr.. and Mrs. Horatio ].
Brewer of 313 West Ninety first street.
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HUDSON
Kline's Garage
HUNTINGTON
J. A. Carson Auto %.
JAMAICA
Nash oussns Motor Corp.
KINGSTON
Ulster Garage, Ltd.
LIBERTY
Walter T. Lamorreaux
hIINEOLA
Landers Motor q Supply
Co.
MONTICELLO
Hsmstreet Motor Co.
MT. VERNON
Nash Motor Sales
MOUNT KISCO
Frank J. Wesley. ~.
NEW ROCHELLE
George b. Banks. rnc.
PLEAsANTvILLE
John L. Thorn
PEEKSKII4L
Rixxuto Motor 90.
PORT CHESTER
Flint's City Garage
POET JEFFERSON
Nswcomb Brothers
POUGHKEEPsIE
The Central Motors %.
RIvERHEAD
Cornwell Motor Sales
Co.
ROCKAWAY PARK
The Rockaway Nash Co.
sCHENECTADY
Johnson Tongue Motor
Corp.
sUFFERN
II. M. Vanderbilt
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Mr.. and Mrs. Edwin II. Tompkins of
205 West Fifty y-seventh street have an
nounced the engagement of their daugh-
ter. Gail Frances Fleming. to Mr.. Lloyd
Parsons of Montreal. Que.
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ontinued from First Page.

Aloe F. Saurel Of Oyster Bay L. ]
She I grandniece OF the late DR.. An
tovie Eiores. one time Minister OF Ecua-
cor f0 he United States.
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TROY
George r. 6cuily
WHITE PLAINS
Nash Pope Co.
YONKERS
Nash westchester Corp.
y NEW JERSEY
BAYONNE
Kramer Motor Sales %.
BEI.MAR
Beimar Auto %. ino.
BLOOMFIELD
A. 9. Terhuns
DOVER
Richards a Hunt
EAST ORANGE
Nash Orange Co.
ELIZABETH
Newton A. Barnstt
ENGLEwOOD
Beensen-Millcr
FREEHOLD
Belmar Auto 90.
GREENDELL
Greendell Garage
HACKENsACK
Nash Bergen Corr
JERSEY CITY
Nash Sales Corp.
YOUNGSTOWN
Nash Motor Sales Co
MONTCLAIR
John Svenson
NEWARK
Nash Newark Go.
NEW BRUNswICK
De Angels Brothers
NEWTON
sweeley-Bools q 90.
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NA5l III
Showroom: Broadway, Near 65th ST., New York City
These Dealers sell NASH products:

RAssApC
Motor q InduDtyiai Dlsf
trfbutins Corp.
PATTERSON
Mash Patsrsen O.
PIIAnFTELD
Thompson Meters o.
PERTH AlrBOY
Thompson Motors Corr
RTDGEwO0D
Nash Bergen oorp.
RUTHERFORD
Nash Sales h osTv1oe
SQAEHvILLH
Garretson Aufo . Cycan
Co.
SUMMIT
b. X. Wheae1
WEST NEW YOHx
b. oilardout
CONNECTICU4
BRrDoEPonf y
John Q. Msttioss In,
DANbURY
Thomas n. ocns
GRKENWICH
]. r. johnson
NEW MILFORD
L. N. Deming
SHELTON
shelton Garage
SOUTH N0RWALK
9. l.. Bensdiot
STANFORD
Nash Sales Co. ..
WEST CORNWALL
rdw. Cartwright
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The marriage OF Miss Marion Aubrey
Gtaton, daughter OF DR.. and Mrs. CharIe.
Estop, to Mr.. William Russell BurwelI.
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BUICK MOTOR COMPANY, FLINT, MICHIGAN
Dvsion Of Corporation
Pioneer Builders of valven Head Motor Cars
In Cties-DeaIers Epsrypheys
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son OF Mr.. and Mrs. William Chamber
lain Burwell of Providence. II. l.. will
take place on Saturday afternoon in the
Mary K. Wilson Memorial Chapel at
Watching, n. j.
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NOTICE TO CONTRACTORS

Sealed proposals will be received At
the office OF The Board OF Commission
ers Of the County Of Ohio. until 1l:o0
o'clock A. NJ. Saturday, July goth, 1879
for the construction OF a reinforced
cement concrete surface Is feet in
width. on that portion OF the Glenn s
Run Road. in Richland District, zap
proxtmatoly $500 feet in lengthy from
the city limits TO the Glennova Coal
Company tipple.
The work 10 be done according 70
State Standard Specifications and Plans
on file In the office OF the Clerk OF The
Board OF Commissioners and the County
Road Engineer.
Proposals must be made on forms
furnished by the Engineer. and DO &C
compauted by a certified check for Ave
(5) percent OF the total amount OF the
bid.
The Board OF Commissioners reserves
the right TO reject any or all bids.
BY order OF
The Board Of Commissioners
of the County Of Ohio.
q. C. UNDERWOOD. Clerk
A. c. HOFFMAN.
County Road Engineer
ts 50 ~ s-13-2o-27
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s, S, IMPROVEMENT
MEETING NEXT WEEK
Much Important Business to be Dis
cussed Next Tuesday Evening.

An important meeting of tho South
Side Improvement Association will be
held next Tuesday, July IS, in the
Kahn club room Of the St Mary 8
church. President Bruce H. Seabright
will preside at this session and many
matters of import will be UP for con-
sideration.
The two regular standing commit
tees, tho civic committee and tho re-
creation committee will read their
monthly reports at this meeting. DR..
Harry Silver. chairman Of the civic
committee will report and the matter
Of the speeding Of railroad engines
through the South Side and tho unnec-
essary whistling OF the engines will
BIO discussed at this meeting. DR..
NJ. Gaydosh will read tho report Of tho
recreation committee concerning tho
condition Of the Fairgrounds and other
recreation centers Of this section OF
tho city.
Much has been done since thn or
ganization Of this association in the
way Of improving tho South Side and
II is understood that a plan Is under
way for an Industrial and economic
survey Of this section by the members
Of the committee to be made In tho
near future. A speaker has not been
secured as yet for this meeting Tues
day but Mr. seabriEht is making an
effort 10 secure a prominent business
man for tho occasion. A member Of
the association stated last night that
he understood that there was TO be a
surprise sprung at the meeting and
all of the members are urged to be
present This Is the regular July ses-
sion Of the association.
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ST, MARYS

Hon. H. c. Ogden, Of Wheeling candi-
date for Republican nomination Tor
United States Senator. addressed a 1aiT
sized crowd at the Auditorium theater'
Monday evening. Music for the occa-
sion was furnished by the 81. Marys
Citizens band He WAS accompanied
by Dwight II. reter, of Wheeling and
Ed A. Brast. OF Parkersburg.
Mr.. Ogden Is editor and publisher
OF The Wheeling Intelligcncer. and Is
actively interested in the social po-
litical Industrial and civic life OF West
Virginia, OF Parkersburg.
Hon. Edgan r. Stats. Republican
candidate for State Senator. was In
town Monday calling on friends.
]. H MARBLE. Of Peasants: Lemuel
Westbrook. OF Willow; and number
Of out-of-town folks attended Ogden's
lecture.
Walter Thrasher left Monday for
Akron. O.. where he will be employed.
W. J. Locke. OF Broad run. was trans
acting business here Tuesday.
AL Zeglers' moving picture show is
showing at Williams park, this week.
James HuhaCher, Sr, Is on the sick
list this week.
Mrs. Robert Griffin is Ill at her hons
on College Hill.
" OfkEnen arc T'IIttl INC CHIMNEY
Il the Washington street school build
ing.
NJ A. Cochran md family. A. +. Ed
Yards and family will leave soon for
Rarnesvlllc. O.. where they will re-
side
Mrs T YoSt and son. Frank. Mr..
and Mrs Bert Rawson. Of WaverlY,
spent Sunday here with relatives.
Mr.. Miles. oC Norgantown. a grad
uate OF West Virginia university. will
I'm the vacancy Of county agent caus'
ed by T. s Mddaugh. rcsiEning Mr..
MIddauEh will teach vcca tIonal train
ing In the local high school this term
Miss Roxy Wiley. Mr.. and Mrs.
Meredith Nichols and children. OF Max
we'll. were shoppers her" Saturday.
They were accompanied home by Miss
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PYTHIAN DELEGATES
PREPARING FOR The
GRAND LODGE MEET
Representatives Of Local Lodges VIII
! Go TO Huntington August 80

Delegates Of the various knights OF
Pythian lodges In this vicinity who will
attend the grand lodge session TO be
held In Huntington on August goth and
Slst. are making preparations for the
AFFAIR.
The following will represent their re-
spective lodges at this convention.
Baltimore. No. 6-Dr. w. r. Loper
and Fred H. Brinkman.
Black Prince No. ls-Aleert Wagner
and Charles Conrad.
Ohio Valley No. S1-Harry Chew and
Henry Seamon.
wheeling No. 114-Albert J. Smith
and John Davidson.
Mystic Star No. 24.-S. A. Hall and
Joseph Warden.
Little Prince No. -, Of Moundsvtlle
r. D. Fankhouser and A J. Mont
gomery.
McMechen No 144-Capt W. n.
schoenion and J. E Morris.
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WANTED.

WANTED.
BY the Baltimore & Ohio Railroad,
following Railroad NJ &C antcs anu
Helpers.
70 Cents Per Hour
MACHINISTS.
BOILER MAKERS.
BL,ACKSMITHS.
SHEET METAL WORKERS
ELECTRICAL WORKERS.
a. Cents Per Hour
NACHINIST HELPERS.
BOILER MAKER HELPERS.
BLACKSMITH HELPERS.
SHEET METAL WORKER HEbFSrsS
ELECTRICAL WORKER HELPERS'
CARMEN HELPERS.
PASSENGER CAR REPAIRERS AND
INSPECTORS, 10 Cents Per Hour.
FREIGHT CAR REPAIRERS AND
INSPECTORS. SO Cents Per Hour.
Men who have had some experiences
IN mechanical work. also young men TOT
helpers to be placed under instructions,
win be advanced TO positions carrying
higher rates OF pay as they become et-
scient.
In accordance with resolutions issued
by United States Labor Board July Sra'
new men accepting employment are
within their rights and are not strike
breakers, and have the moral as well as
legal right to engage In railroad serV-
zee and will have protection or every
branch OF government, both State and
National.
Apply to Baltimore & Ohio Railroad
Co. District Master Mechanics ONCE
25s Second Floor Passenger Station.
wheeling. W. Va 1aIye-u
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moro E. Ohio railroad extend to the fam
lily Of Mr.. Parkinson our heartfelt sym
pathies IN their bereavement. and be 1t
further.
Resolved, that n copy Of these resolu-
tons OF our sincere coincidence and OF
their and our irreparable loss. be sent
to the family Of our foremer master
mechanic and copy be spread upon
the minutes Of this meeting.
Signed: G. G. Smith. Z. E. Braatt. K
D. Bachman, Resolutions Committee.
The body Of Mr.. Parkinson. accom-
ranIed by the family and by Thomas
T.. Grindell. chief clerk to the master
mechanic and Griffin A. MoGinn. chief
clerk to the superintendent. was taken
10 Mechanicsville, n. Y. last night at
10 o'clock on B. & o. train No. 49, in
tho private car Of Charles W. Galloway,
vics president.
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HONOR MEMORY OF
MASTER MECHANIC

Cumberland, Nd, July l2-Resolu-
lions OF respect TO tho memory or
Thomas r Parkinson. master mechanic
Baltimore u Ohio Railroad shops this
city. were drafted and passed at the
regular meeting OF striking members OF
Shop Craft Federation No. I. at the reg
ular daily meeting at Odd Fellows Hail.
Virginia avenue, Monday morning.
Following Is the resolution:
WHEREAS. Almighty God. in his In
finite wisdom. has seen Mt to remove
from our midst Thomas F. Perkinson'
our former master mechanic,
RESOLVED. that tho members OF
the Federated Shop Crafts OF the Balt-
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DIED

HEERY-On Tuesday. July II. 1922. At
$50 o'clock p. m. q. the Ohio Valley
General hospital. ELIZABETH
HENRY. widow OF Robert Henry. in
her T3d year.
Funeral services at the home OF her son.
Clarence Henry, No. lO4 Howard
street. Kirkwood. Bridgeport. ohio
Thursday afternoon at o'clock.
Friends invited to attend Interment
at Weeks cemetery. Bridgeport.
CRAGO-On Monday: July IN. 1922 at
$40 a. m. at her summer home on the
Moundsville Camp Ground. MARY
ELIZABETH CRAGO. wife Of the
late Prof. +. II. Crago. at the age OF
rs years and IS days.
Funeral services from the home at two
o'clock Thursday afternoon. Friends
OF the family respectfully invited. In
terment at Greenwood cemetery.
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overtime would not Be permitted to
stand in tho way OF settlement when
the conference stage was reached.
Nr,f1,4>aNl YaARNSRf1R

overtime would not Be- permitted to
stand IN tho way OF . settlement wnen
tho conference stage was reached.
Outbreaks 1nlrsaAAS
Meanwhile outbreaks between Sympe.
thizers. railway guards and federal
marshals were reported In tncreas1nB
numbers and annulment Of trains c6ns
unued in many sections Of the country
Chicago. July 12-(By the Assocf
ated Press.)--A program for solution
Of the railroad shipments strike vas
drawn up today by Chairman Ben w.
Hooper, Of the United States Railroad
Labor Board, after conference with
leaders Of the shopmen, and was sub
mitted to representatives Of tho rail.
way executives from four sections Of
the country at noon today.
Chaiyman Hooper's program, which
is said to represent the minimum ac-
ceptable to the striking shopmen, 10
to be carried again to the shipments
leaders later today. with the com.
ments and counter-proposals OF the
Hooper Confident.
When Chairman Hooper left the Ia
Dor board office for the meeting with
the four executives he said he was
confident some plan of settlement
could be reached quickly. He said
he expected to call President Harding
on the telephone with a report In tho
success OF his conference with the
railway presidents.
The conferences Of Chairman Hooper
and the railway executives is said. to
be tho direct result Of ten minute
telephone conversation late last night
between President Harding and w. L.
McMenimen. Labor member Of the rail-
road Labor Board. The promise Of the
executives to receive tho shipments
proposals through Chairman Hooper il
understood to have been communicated
TO Mr.. McMenimen by the President.
The Peace Proposals.
Tentative proposals considered In thu
peace conferences included the follow.
ing: ....a
That the railroads abolish the con-
tract system Of farming out work to
contractors.
That certain working rules governing
overtime pay be modified.
That the shopmen be given another
hearing on the wage issue.
That the railroads agree to establish
boards Of adjustment to hear all dir
putes except those involving wages.
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FOR SALE-A brick and frame dwell
ing: 10 rooms and bath. Beautiful spot
tool house and ice storage house In
cluded. Artistically vegetated and cared
for. Situated on main street OF
Southeastern Ohio village on improved
road connection with National Road,
with completion of other improved
roads this summer II will be on a main
motor highway 10 all points north and
south. An ideal home or can cheaply
and easily be converted into a preten-
tious road-house. VIII sacrifice for
cash. Apply W. \. Huber. GAINESVILLE,
Ohio. julyl3-E
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FOE SALE-RA.NMa-

FOR SALE-Farm with valuable coal
Deposits, Growing Crops. Horses, 7
Cattle Poultry, vehicles. machinery.
tools. dos included II taken soon; 81
acres convenient high school town;
good markets; healthful surroundings,
66 acres highly-cultlvated t!llage;
estimated 10000 IT. timber: SO fruit
trees; Groom house, 40-ft barn. out
buildings. Aged owners low prica,
$4,000, takes all. part cash. Blake ".
Mtzer. Selby Bldg. Coshocton. Ohio.
julyl3-l5
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NOTICE TO BIDDERS.

ton OF an addition TO the State Odd
Fellows Home 1T Elkins. W. Va, are
ready for bids at T. T. Sansburys
(Architec0 Onice in ParkersburE. w.
Va. Bids will be opened on July 81.
1922 at the homo In Elkins. Certified
check in the amount Of One Thousand
Dollars to accompany each bid. The
Board Of Directors reserve the right. to
accept any or to reject all bids.
J. d. Silcott,
Sec Board.
iuly13-l
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RAIL CLERK SLAIN
Norfolk and Western Enpdoye L. killed
Whom Some Ono Fires Into
Crowd Of Pockets.

Crowe, Va, July 12--Russell Wig
gins, q Norfolk and Western yard Office
clerk, was killed and an unidentified
man was wounded when some one shot
into a crowd OF picketing clerks at the
station here last night All the Nor
folk and Western clerks here walked
out yesterday morning.
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Rose Wiley. who will spend n few days
with them.
Mrs j. A. Young very pleasantly en-
tertaired the Mission Society OF the
Baptist church at her homo on Gravel
hill, Tuesday evening.
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.BICkLE DRAWS YEAR
and DAY in PRISON
Former Minister Goes to Federal PEN
ltentiary for Sending Obscene
Literature Through Malls

E1kins. ". Va, July 12.-Charles
George BIckle. OF Gloversville, n. Y.
former minister. who pleaded gull
ty TO misuse OF the malls. was SEN
fenced by Judge Baker. in the United
States District court here. late yes
terday, to serve one year and one
day In the Federal penitentiary at
Atlanta, Ca, and to pay a fine OF
1000.
Bickle was indicted for sending OBJ.
scene matter through the malls from
Warrington. w Va. to a woman In
New York State.
Tortoises, turtles and toads are tooth
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wAHxnn-xara

az mine superin-
tsndent or foreman by man with 10
years practical experience ADDRESS
oyfca Julyl3-i
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FOR SALE-Modern new room house.
2-car garage. VIII sacrifice for quick
sale Owner leaving city. No. III EdS-
wood street. je 30-t
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FOR SALE-Restaurant doing a good
business In a good college town on
National road also small farm OF
II acres and new room house on
National road miles from New Con-
cord, Ohio. Address J. T. Anderson.
New Concord, Ohio. julyS-l
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wANrED-ro RENT

rent small upright steam
boiler 80 to 40 horse power. Address
McKeefrey Coal Co. McKeefrey, W.
Va, Phone Moundsville 10. julyS-l
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PRINCE PHILIPPE DEAD.

Paris July 1.-THE death Is an
nounced this morning Of Primes
Philippe Bourbon De Braganza. IS. sec
ond son Of the late Prince Louis. Count
Of Aquila.
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A canal connecting the Mediterranean
and Red Sea existed about 900 B. c.
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Frogs have teeth IN the upper tsv
only.
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YoR sAL8-AUToS.
N1sCELLANEo

NOTICE Users OF HARD WATER
We now have on the market liquid
solution for clean ng out c!ogged
water coils-Guaranteed- pour II
In-cols are then good as ne"-dont
throw your old cloEged up coils away
money refunded II not satisfactory.
price SIPS. sufficient Tor one act
coils 7. J. RudGe Machinery Co.
i7O-l7th street Phone 1851.
julyS-p
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from the labor board. and the belief also
was expressed that the question Of
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wANTED-Young man 70
do newspaper proof read
ing. Must be competent.
Call at Intelligencer edi-
torial room after 1880 this
afternoon.
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FOE HENT

\ real furnished room Is
ava liable to one or two
zen leman. II o m k o,
cool and comfortable: mod
ern In every respect. Phone
7eS-W. Location 1908 EoH
street. opposite Ohio Valley
General hospital. julyil-u
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FOR SALE-Threo story business build
Ing on Market street call "iicoxen.
Phone 643, july12I
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Tortoises. turtles and toads are tooth
lesA
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POE sAna-REAL ESTATE
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. RAIL EXECUTIVES

CONTINUED From Page one)
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wANrBD-sALEsHxEH
wANrEp-aoox AND BOARD.

BOARD WANTED-1n
private family by young gentleman.
Must be close In. Address RI care
telligencer. julyl0-i
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FOR SALE.

FOR SALE-Busiuess building on Mar
ket street close to 18th street. Ad-
dress W D w care IntelliBencer.
iulyl2I
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wASTEp-Llnotype operator
Apply to Foreman. Intelli-
gencer composing room.
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can crcapo responsibility" MI. Gardss
c6HtlHHcH.
oh Club Drive in
Schools During March

seat u,onth there viii to a g4nerEi
drltt 4. uiEnuIIe Four-H clubs IN AL
inr p. huuIa 10 the country. Every school
IL ,n,I. - tIuIy win lie visited and sfoTti
I'M l., made ~ IutrIrsI each student In
ii, uIrn"I4nII"n
" II i,anIi,h ~ ihG slate gollebe
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r,,.rp,i . tt"s."," ii"i ALI hs faii
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t,t ts.,.s ttiiia her L.sn sHYni,sd w
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.,,,u,rr, ttIIhn,ir 'hr'" hrvs bshn
,,n,riv ,u.nuri',rnu,- nlnr., ~ rn"smt
,ur,,is vIih srvrrpt r"unff"s trfnfntfs
ThIr ,-IlI ho tho FIRST a,n,s sn"n wprneht
A,l.in,i lHio,.at ia attached 10 bs clubs
~ lhir rrd Of the state ihls year be-
"nrec ~ 'no arrangement 10 hold the
annual club products exhibit at the
Flnto fair hero bits year. This WAss
virginia gtpto Fair hasaoiHtioH has Of
rcrrd attractive prizes, and an Effort
WI 10 madn nv ohio county boys snd
girls to keep their share or Tho prize
money In ohio county.
Those clubs takc mp such things ~
corn raising, pig raising, potato raising.
canning. etc The work Is performed
under the supervision or tho extension
department Of tho state university and
the most mp to date methods arc used.
The Wheeling intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1903-1961, 1922-02-23
WILL MOVE HAT STORE.

The Allen e. Hunter hattors will move
To II temporary location at % Twelfth
.treeL GA az about the middle OF nedL
month Willie tho M"tuTs building 10
undergoing repairs hnn estehAion, the
AuIidInA which they VIII occupy WAS
fnIn,rrl """upiod hy tho Smith shosry
AMI IL uua dnrT hri"W Market street on
TU.Inh Ihrg viii move hant IN thtfT
r,cGaIi in,.uIlun anon az iha nlIefhs
Il..,.s .n ID. hulIilns have bssh a61,S
rla,ad ,"nhs na4e.rp'y by ."i.'asmsat
81 tho 'i,,p. h"i"l