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The Wheeling intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1903-1961, 1922-06-02
Bond Issue Carries By
Fraction Of One Vote

MorCantnwn, W. Va. June IA SI5O.-
900 bond issue was carried today In tho
hottst election in the cIty's history Dy
three-flfths OF one vote. II was announc'
ed tonight by Prescott w White. city
recorder All OF the returns from TIE
nine precincts were fled and the ofhciol
returns showed 1871 vote2 In favor OF
the bond Issue and 753 against.
Tho city charter provides that a oonu
issue shall have thrce-tifthS or the
total vote cast The necessary vote In
today's election 20 insure passage ~
the issue was 1880 2-J. Leaders on ooth
sides Of the fight feel that the result or
tho ballotine was insufficient TO carry
Il is stated, and plans are under wa
bythose who opposed the bond ISSUE 10
contest the election.
Anotherfeature entering into the gen
eral confusion was the discovery yester-
day that the council had passed an Or
dinance two weeks ago. which provided
that the biennial county registration
Est should be adopted by the city as
the registration of eligible voters. II
was discovered that this placed the eng
ibility list as of the presidential election
In 1920 and dlsfranchised all voters VINO
were not registered at that time.
Figures Of the various election com
missoners said that at least 400 voters
in the city were refused ballots today
as a result OF this ruling. which gives
further ground for the assertion, IT Is
stated. that the election will be con-
tnStad
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hack TrAoke6 II

r,rvaukee. Wis, Juno 1,-Bernaru
W., TIofrmann, pilot Of a balloon which
ANA down near Fort Wayne, lnd'' 70,
day In the national balloon race hau
ION, as Tar east as tho st. Clair river
an ontario when q capricious wind re-
versed their direction. according 10
despatch TO tho Milwaukee journal TO-
day by Won Hofrmann's aide
"We shot into the air to 5'ooo 1901
altitude almost Immediately after start
ing. said the despatch. We sailed over
the lake In q southeasterly direction ana
crossed tho Michigan-shore limo at about
Fort sheldon. We passed Grand Rapids
jackson, Adrian and Detroit. after sun
rise today.
I'VE were crossing tho ST. Clair river
In the tip Of southern Ontarioi when
Won HOFFMAN, decided that tho hve
miles an hour pace We were making
would never keep US in the race Tor
distance. He pulled the valve handle
and sought a lower level TO catch a
brisker breeze. At this time we were
ut an altitude Of 5000 feet.
AT tho level between 1900 and 1000
feet we struck 35-mile wind from the
northeast that carried us over the
course We had Just travelled. We flew
back over Michigan and soon crossed
tho Indiana line. We were approaching
Fort Wayne when Won Hoffman de-
cided to descend"
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NoTICEwor DISSOLUTION

Notice Is hereby given that, a. q
meeting OF the stockholders OF tho En-
,erpr!se Supply Co. regularly held in
accordance with tho requirements OF
the laws OF said State. at the office Of
said corporation. In wheeling. West
Virginia. on the 26th day Of April. 1922.
at which meeting all OF the capital
stock OF the said Enterprise Supply Co.
vas represented in person or by proxy.
tfe following resolutions were duly.
regularly and unanimously adopted and
passed. 10 wit:
RESOLVED that the Enterprise Sup
ply Co. a corporation. created and or
Kan!zed under the laws OF the State
Of West Virginia. does hereby discon-
tipue business As a corporation and sur
render to said State It's charter and
corporate franchises. and
RESOLVED that tho President OF this
corporation cause notice OF tho adoption
OF the foregoing resolution 10 be pub
Iished in Some newspaper published near
the principal office or place OF bust
ness OF this corporation. once week
for four successive weeks. and that he
certify these resolutions to the Sec
rotary OF State OF tho State OF West
Virginia, and deliver him a certificate
showing the publication OF said notice.
Rs required by law.
Of May. 1921.
l. 3 MOScRIP.
President Of said Corporation
JOHN p. ARBENz.
Attorney. ma 1926 ju 20
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BANKS MERGE
CONSOLIDATION OF TWO OF LARd,
EST INSTITUTIONS IN NOR
GANTowN IS ANNOUNCED.
RESOURCES OF NEW BANK WILL
BE In EXCESS OF FIVE MIL
LION DOLLARS.

Morgantown. w Va. Juno Con
solidation Of the Bank OF the Monon-
gahela Valley and the Farmers and
Merchants bank, two OF tho largest
banking institutions in Morgantown,
was announced here today. The total
resources Of the new bank. which will
DO known as the Bank OF the Monon.
gahela Valley. will be in excess OF
$4,000 0G. IL was announced.
RecrGanizations OF the bank will be
effected at stockholders meeting
June Is when tho board Of directors will
be increased from nino to twelve mem
bers and The capital stock will be in
creased to such amount as is deemed
necessary. Holders OF stock In the
Farmers and Merchants bank will re-
ceive stock in the new bank. J. Fl. Nc
Grew. cashier OF the Bank OF the Mon
ongahela Valley. will continue as cash
Tor OF tho new bank. The personnel OF
the banking officials will be combined.
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4 NOTICE OF DISSOLUTION

Notice is hereby given that, at . meet
ing Of the stockholders Of the Fred @.
stroehmann Co. regularly held In 40
cordance with the requirements OF tho
laws OF said state, At the o1ics OF said
corporation, IN Wheeling, West Virginia.
on the 1st day OF April. 1892. at which
meeting all OF tho capital stock OF the
Erred G.. Stroehmann Co. was represented
In person or by proxy, the following
resolutions were duly, regularly and
unanimously adopted and passed. TO
wit:
RESOLVED that tho Fred @. stroeh-
mann Co. q corporation created and
organized under the laws Of the State
OF West Virginia, does hereby dtscon-
tinue business as q corporation and sur
render to said State its charter and cor
porate franchises, AID
RESOLVED. that the President Of
this corporation cause notice OF the
adoption Of the foregoing resolution to
be published IN some Newspaper pub
Nshed near the principal office or place
OF business Of this corporation, once n
week for four successive weeks, and
that he certify these resolutions to the
Secretary OF State Of tho State OF West
virginia. and deliver him q certificate
showing tho publication OF said notice.
as required by law.
Given under my hand this 1St day OF
April. 1922.
FRED @. STROEHMANN.
President OF said Corporation
JOHN P. ARBENZ,
Attorney. ma 1875 in 81
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TRUSTEES SALE

BY virtue Of the authority vested IN
mo as trustee In a deed OF trust made
by Samuel Klndelberger and Katie Kin
delberger. his wife, to W. NJ. Dunlap
trustee. bearing date on the 2Sth day
OF May. 1921. and now Of record in the
otfice Of the Clerk Of tho County Court
OF Ohio County, West Virginia. in Deed
OF Trust Book No. ISL. at page AIS, I
will sell at public auction at the north
front door OF tho Court House OF Ohio
County. West Virginia, commencing at
10 o'clock am, on Saturday. tho LIST
day of July, 1922, the following de-
scribed property, to-wit: All Of that GER
tain parcel of land situated on Wheel
ing Island. In tho city Of wheeling. and
being known and designated as Lot No.
II and a part OF Lot No. IL in the
Zanes Orchard Addition to tho said
city, q plat Of which addition Is re-
corded IN tho Clerks Offlce Aforesaid In
Deed Book No. 81. at page 1S0. and
moro particularly described as follows:
Beginning at a point IN tho western
boundary line OF South York Street
where the northern boundary line OF
said Lot No. IL intersects the western
boundary line OF South York Street;
thence running IN q westerly direction
and along the northern boundary lne
OF said Lot No. IL distance OF l3o
feet, moro or less. to the eastern boun-
dairy limo Of an Alley M; thence in
a southerly direction along tho eastern
boundary limo OF said Alley N" a dis
tance of SO feet and inches; thence In
an easterly direction and parallel with
tho northern boundary line OF said Lot
No. IL q distance Of 40 feet. more or
less, to the western boundary line OF
said South York Street: thence In q
northerly direction and along tho Yves
tern boundary line Of said South York
Street q distance Of IS feet and inches
to the place Of beginning. Together
with all tho improvements thereon.
This being the same property that
was conveyed to tho said Samuel KIN
deiberger and wife by the State Bank
4 Trust Company, by deed bearing even
date with said deed OF trust and also
part Of the property that was conveyed
to the said parties by the aforesaid
Bank & Trust Company under its form
er name Of tho State Bank OF Elm
Grove, by Joseph Handlan. trustee. by
deed dated September .. 1913, and or
record In said Clerks Oflce In Deed
Book No. 1s3, at page 62s.
TERMS OF SALE
One-third OF the purchase money and
an much more a. the purchaser shall
elect 10 pay. In cash on tho day Of sale;
the balance will be divided into two
equal installments. payable in six and
twelve months from day OF sale, the
purchaser giving his notes with ap-
proved security for tho deferred INSTALL
menta with interest from day Of sale;
the title being held by the trustee until
the property 10 fully paid for.
w. II. DUNLAP,
Trustee
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Los Angeles. Calf, June Miss
Martha Kendall, who once filed suit
charging criminal conspiracy against
Walter S. Ward. under bond at White
Plains, N. Y, following his confession
that he killed Clarence Peters for al
legged attempted blackmail, has been
located In the Hollywood district by
the Los Angeles Times.
The police at Pittsburgh Pa, are
said to have urged the White Plains
authorities to hunt for Miss Ken
dali IN the hope that she would aid
them in the present case.
Miss Kendall, modlste, said she had
not seen Ward for several years. since
shortly after his father. George 8. Ward,
a wealthy baker, settled with her out or
of court on her $4,000 suit for dam
ages against his son. She asserted the
| Younger Ward had broken into her
apartments and attempted to kldnap
| her.
1T can throw light upon the mystery
all right" the Times quoted Miss Ken
dali. ~ know a few things that those
Interested in prosecuting Mr.. Ward
would like to know. III tell al! hho"
| II they ask me-not TIL then.
She said she concurred in the opinion
| Of p woman IN New YORK, as Expressed
| In a letter received today She quoteo
this friend whose name she decl'heo "
| give AS having written:
"Find the woman and you'll ma the
! solution.'
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LINE WORKERS STRIKE.
Around 200 Quit Work In New Castle
Dlstrlct-Waoe Cut

New Castle, Pa. June 1.-Linemen
all over the Pennsylvania and Ohio
system walked out this morning az q
protest against the ten per cent re-
duction asked by the officials Of the
company. Their present rate Of pay
is S21a cents per hour. About rs mon
are out in New Castle and In the
neigh borhood of 200 men are out on
the entire system. Last year tho men
struck when the new scale presented
by the company did not meet with
their approval, and the strike lasted
over a month. Some trouble resulted
when strike breakers were brought In
by the company, but these man were
allowed to go when settlement was
reached between the linemen and tho
company.
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MISCELLANEOUS
BRICK CONTRACTING. c. sanbers.
Phone o54-J Elm Grove. ma S-26t
LB9An NOTICE

NOTICE
or Redemption OF Bonds OF street I'm
provement Loan No. OF the City OF
Wheeling.
Notice is hereby given by tn, Com
mIssIoners OF Street Improvement Loan
OF 1912 OF the City OF Wheeling. West
Virginia, that. pursuant to the require
ments OF the ordinance OF said City.
passed April /. 1912. entitled An Ord!-
nance to provide for the issue and sale
OF bonds OF the City OF Wheeling. to be
known as the Street improvements
Loan OF 1912 and redemption and pay
ment thereof ETC." the following de-
scribed bonds issued under the said
ordinance will become due and payable
on the first day OF June. A. D. 1922.
to wit: Bonds Of $4,000 principal. each
numbered 1oS. 10T. los. 100. ITO. Ill,
H.. 11S. ia, rs. l22. l2S. l24. l25. 128.
127. 1913. 129, 100. 131, ls2. 1873 and 142.
Said bonds will be redeemed and paid
at the Dollar Savings d Trust Co.. Of
the City OF Wheeling. West Virginia.
on and after the irss dag Of June. 1921.
and said bonds will ceass TO bear inter-
est fro m the last named day and data.
F. c. DRIEHORST,
J. r. HE'LL.
Commissioners OF the Street Improve
mont Loan No. t. ma lit
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An Alleged "Frame-Up"

Pittsburgh. Juno !. - MISS MAI Ina
Kendall whose name entered the val
fer s Ward case today from Los
Angeles, was recalled by Plitsourgh
people closely associated with the REQ
eral Baseball league. five years "So.
Wards father vas Interested III ING
organization and he was an oih"ai OF
The Brooklyn club. ,
There was Miss Kendall VINO "aS
waitress In restaurant near the note,
where Federal league PLAYERS wei
uuartered when IN Pittsburgh SOU
William McCollough. former secretary
Of the Pittsburgh club. reca'
had Ward arrested, and ne was 'ahei
before an Allegheny alderman, w
don't remember his name. FROM thet !.
the case went to court believe but u
never came to trial, and l have heaTu
wac settled for $1,000. not because ware
was guilty, or was afraid to stand trlai,
but because in the baseball SITUATION ~
that time lie did not want the puoItcIey:
know he was not guilty OF the charse'
No Court Records.
Careful 1earch OF the Allegheny coun-
tv district attorneys office failed 10 re-
veal any papers bearing on inc ca5e'
nor was there a record Of civil SUE
p n Jackson, who was district attor-
new at that time, was later disoarrea'
and his chclef assistant. discussing ine
Ward case, said he had no recolieclioh
whatever Of such prosecution.
Superintendent John 6. Calhouh. ~heh
asked II the Pittsburgh police had un,
earthed anything in the case, deoiaIea .
the pittsburgh police had not been asKe q
for Information. and would make ho
Investigation until they were ASKED
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trance Of one group Of detectives.
brought into the Ward-Peters killing
case by District Attorney Weeks TO in
yestigate every angle of the mysterious
blackmall and shooting affair, and the
exit of another group that now declare
their failure to find Ross" mentioned
hv Ward as blackmailer-in-ch con-
vinces them that Ross" Is a pure myth
marked the sixteenth day since tho OK
sailor was found shot to death ON tho
Kens!co reservoir road.
The search of the Ward homo was
declared to have failed to disclose any
evidence Of a gun fight there. West
chester county officials are to begin an
other separate examination today of all
New Rochelle police on duty or near
the Ward homo on May Is. the day OF
the shooting. according. to tho story
Philadelphia, Juno Guy A. Phil
lips, World war veteran, reiterated here
today that he saw Clarence Peters, slain
by Walter s. Ward. in Philadelphia At
is. Peters body was found near New
Rochelle, New York. on May Is. Phil
lips is sure It was Peters as tho latter
showed him discharge papers from the
nnyy on which was the name Clarence
Teters. He said he wrote a letter to
Mrs. Waller S. Ward last Friday but
has not received a reply.
Phillips is a resident OF Reading.
Pennsylvania, where he Is employed in
the afternoons as an electrician. He
comes to Philadelphia every morning
to attend the Philadelphia School OF
Wireless.
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The balloon later landed about ten
miles west Of here, according to reports
D|AZ To LEAD
REVOLT IN MEX.

New Orleans, Juno 1.--Genrral Felix
Diaz. nephew OF Pornrto Diaz. FORMER
president OF Mexico. will return 70
Mexico ito assume personal leadership
Of revolution" according TO state
ment printed in the Times-PicaSune'
which was given 20 the newspaper TO-
night by Guillero Romasoa. conhdenual
secretary>o OF General Diaz.
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FOR SALE-1o5 Acres with growing
crops. horses, hogs. COWS and he!t-
ora poultry. furniture. stovewood. s
acres potatoes, oats. corn. beans. garden
tools. full implements. etc. included
close lake and popular resort: 20 acres
tillage: 20-cow orook-watered pasture;
woodlot pulpwood. timber: good orch
ard: lots OF berries; 6-room house on
maple shaded lawn: broad landscape
view: barns. running water. poultry
house. etc: insurance $4,000. To close
out only $4,000. part cash. Details page
IL. illustrated catalog 1900 bargains.
free. Strout Farm Agency. h0lAH.
Union Bank Bldg, Pittsburgh. Ia
Je2-s
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Girl, WANTED

An exceptional opportunity for
bright energetic young lady
with ambition and at least two
years experience. Must have
executive ability and high
school education. Capable TYP
list preferred. One qualihed 20
direct work OF several ASSIST
ants IN Nultigraph and Ad-
dressograph department. Per
maneut position. pleasant sur
roundingS only ~ hours per
week-half holiday on Satur-
day. Excellent working condi-
tons. Write giving age. exper-
fence. education and reference
with salary wanted. Splendid
chance for advancement Tor
right party. Address Multi
graph. care Intelllgencer,
ma 20 ia .
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LANDED NJ Painesvins

Chicago, Juno 1.-Ths balloon Town
send, plloted BY Ralph III. Upson, OF
Detroit, Mich. and with c. G. Andrus,
OF Washington. as aide. landed at I
o'clock tonight at gainesville. o., after
having spent 10 hours in crossing Lake
Erie IN the national balloon race. which
started yesterday from milwaukee,, &C
cording TO a dispatch received from MI.
Upson tonight
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GOES TO MT. UNION

East Liverpool. Ohio. June Ray
mond o. DERRICK. director OF athletics
during the 1922 term Mt the Wells
willie High School today resigned TO ac-
cept an offer to become assistant atm
letio coach at Mt. Union college
Alliance. Under DERRICK. "ellSVliie
made an cnvIable record during the past
term in football. basketball and track
athletics.
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Cleveland. Ohio, Juno IA large bal
loon passed over Willoughby, Ohio.
about twenty miles east OF here at $50
o'clock tonight. IT was headed from the
east and was floating toward the west.
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CAP TURE BANDITS

Chicago juno AFTER . thrilling
cha1s down Michigan avenue at Q mile
fired. police today captured three men
with an automobile said to have been
stolen in Cincinnati. Police said the
trio was believed to have committed
numerous robbertes here
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ARREST MADE
IN WARD CASE

White Plains. y. Y. June flames
J. Cunningham Of New York, tonight
was arrested and Is being held in the
county jail here as a material witness
In the case OF Walter S. Ward wealthy
BAKERS son. whose confession OF the
staying Of Clarence Peters, OF HaVeeni!l'
Mass. has proven two weeks sensa-
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OBSERVATION-DISCLOSURES AND

wASTED-BOOKKEEPER AND
STENOGRAPHER
Combination stenogr2pher and
general office girl. Must have
NJ least two years experience.
competent to handle pay roll.
checking invoices and general
ofrice work. Highly interesting
work. Liberal salary and ad-
vancernent for right party. Per-
manent position. Should have
pleasing personality. good edu-
cation, initiative and ability 70
direct small ofrice. Give rutI
particulars. Reference required.
Address. NJ. A. R., care lntell-
gencer. ma - u
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ENNIs-on Tuesday. May 80. 1922. At
8 o'clock p. NJ. at the North Wheel
ing hospital, BULALIE daughter Of
Joseph and Ida Ennis. nee Atmysr. IN
the goth year OF her age.
Funeral from the residence Of her par
ents, 37o7 Wetzel street. Saturday
mornlnx, Juno 3rd. At 8:3e Requiem
Nigh mass at St Mary's church at 3
o'clock. Interment in Mt. Calvary
cemetery. Friends OF the family In
yited TO attend.
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auoH1aAN FAnm LANDS FOR SALE

$40 TO $50 DOWN starts you on 20 40
or so acres near hustling city in Mich
igan. Balance on long time: prices now
only SIS to $36 per acre. Write today
for big illustrated booklet giving full
information. It's free. Sw!gart Land
Co. S-1245 First National Bank Build
ing, Chicago. je 2-3-7-9-l9-l4-l6-17-21
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MRS. KENT p. HALL desires = white
woman OF middle age for housework'
No laundry. References. Howard Apart
mentA woodsdals PSI. ma so-n
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DIED
je 3-s-1e-33

BwcROFT-On Thursday. June 1.
1919, At 1880 A N. CHARLES BEE
CROFT, In his land year.
Funeral from his late residence 2os Six
tenth street, on Sunday. June Attn. At
2P. N. Interment IN Stone Church
cemetery.
washington Pa papers please copy)
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ron SALE-AUTOS.

FOR SAIE-19lS Ford coupe; good
shape tires good. 1920 Coupe. excel
lent condition: tires fine. Phone 2432LM.
lie 2-i
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pAy1SAt his homo. No. ia Avenue
B, Loring Place. Elm Grove, on Tues
day, May 80. 1924. at o'clock =. u
8, r. DAVIS, in his saith year.
Funeral services Friday afternoon 81
3:so o'clock at tho Stone Presbyterian
church, Elm Grove. lnterment IN
Stono>Church cemetery.
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BAsHAR-At her late residence No
2l43 Main street, on Monday, May 10.
1922, At 4:45 O'Clock a. n. BARBARA
widow Of the late Christian Bashar, In
the S7th year OF her age.
Funeral from the late residence. S1%S
Main street. on Thursday, juno LIST
at 3:3o o'clock P. II. 1nterrnsnt In
Peninsula cemetery. Friends arc re-
spectfuuy invited to attend
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The most perfect ship model which
was made at a cost OF $500 Will be
placed in the University OF Washington
museum.
The Wheeling intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1903-1961, 1922-06-02

Jean II. Norris. city magistrate OF
New York ls<the first woman 10 wear
Tho Judges robe In criminal courts.
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LOST AND POUND

Iosr-Gray mare with halter. Weight
1900 or 100 pounds. Strayed away
Nav q. 1922. $40 reward Finder please
notify James Gable, Mt Pleasant ..
ma 2S-l
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AUTOMOBILE Salesman would like to
connect with a live concern that mas
territory In Eastern Ohio. Want some
thing permanent that has future Tor
a hustler. For interview address p. o.
BOX 23l, Bella!re. Ohio. )u IL
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wAYrru-mscHIL.ANBoua

FOR AWNINGS. tents. tarpaulins. call
Irwin & Meyers 2s7-M. Elm Grove.
ma 27-m
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POSITION WANTED

YOUNG lady experienced In steno-
graphic and general oniee WORK ae-
sires position In wheeling. Al reieF-
snces Phone 1855 or write ~ NJ caro-
IntsllIS encer. MA ga
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WAHxMU-RAhn

WANTED-Man With Ford car or Tx u
introduce food products, spices eH-
tracts toilet preparations. etc. loo aFtI-
oles used By 20 million consumers
Backed by 10 millions capital and re-
sources W. T Rawleigh Co. 100 L,o'
-. @, L,r.s,or, Illinois je 2-S
WAN TE D. y )
TO SELL
THE INrELLIo ENC ER
MORNINGS
BEFORE SCHOOL
Orfies lBoS Market 81
wAMRNp-SENAL8