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The Stroller's weekly and Douglas Island news., 1922-11-11
ISLAND ORGANIZES PENSION MOVEMENT Fuuur. Organizations Working To- re.tr m Bct.i O. ln-
 lcunale Aged

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 smith 70. ... He."
 w r chairman u. IL. WU.m spain o. ... .' .... chairman N . .. ... H.. |... .. ". "" r.U. m. . ..... and n. IT A.
 ". following rr.
 M H..u I..H 0. ... I... M" william .H. Dough-. .Hr. Won. ... ... .... N.r... ". ."...... ..m. Tn. members H.u. H. ... ..... Mrs. Chm. e. and H"H..
 | ..ur Tn. .-........u e.... In. ..H won ..nH
 ...". ... policy 0. .0. .. and expressed m. hop. . .. |. IH.r utmost IH .. III. I.. Pension .0.. . ... r..-. .ra.
 wont. mn. n. .r I.'HH. ... ".. .. HrIt.u 0u t.. ... country IT. m. .. .... m. H.".. Homo .... .... n. promoters ..HH m. shown rr.
 n. .... pam.
 ... uu. .... H .... mo m..'.- ... m. ..m. m. r.... u.. M T. . " eHU r. ... IT. Inmates which .....
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 ... ma. con. ... .... ... a .nrr
 ... evening |..... ".r.- Nr Cha. ." Nr...u. Gustav . ' 0.He. n. 0.
 favor a. ... u'.. H. meeting h
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 meeting wi" n. held n.
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HIGH SCHOOL PUPILS ARE
 UNIQUELY ENTERTAINED

"..
 m. I.m. H. .. w. NmH n.. ..... evening for m. .. . H.... He. School. m.
 decorated witch H.uu.H" .0 .r. .. room. ..|... a... .H. . 0.. ...... program Hrrr. HH ... . HH. .. m. 0.... Worry ."n '. Umm.. won. servo. during .'. interval. .. III. ..n.. T.. mu uu. furnished h. .I ".n.I.. 0. IH. u..r and M H... Drown. '.'.'"-
 0. ... ...U ".r. M Grace
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DOUCLRS ISLAND DEPARTMENT

Tho hIa.tn Department of Ono so- alIe Chamber 0l Commerce Ia ai- Uael that Che U. s Engineer at Ju- nelu d.re IHe V.eua of poraoug in- ternloI u .Ho Improvement of One To'Fan. r.Vor wior ac. Of Conso providing preliminary examination. The nmo applies t1 Che authorized preliminary examination of fus0n- kua.oEWm rarlae. The same a.- .auuon i. naked for tle authorized preliminary examination 1l English Bay. s. IuuI .aud.
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LEGION ESSAY CONTEST
 WON BY DOUGLAS GIRL

Io M" Martin. a.U Nou.. IIH.
 IouI m h. h..n awarded Ono local nr... . hauN.u' so.l.mom'.. fountain pom. offered h. Tho hm0... ..n I..m Io. m. h.. m.o'o on .H.. H. American Legion Can H.. sH. Che Nation
 There ar. three departments o. I'm. I.aon .E contest .0... Tor Hu..I and National was .HU Io..I .uI.l NI" s. won and HHU did 1 or.r about .' oamnoItor Tho uI..H W.ro N. L Norr.I. John HmerI and George aWHw
 TH. nr.. won by M. Soy win h. presented to hr tonight al ln. Ar mHu.. l.r.. co'oH.. J. r ooW.H uu.n. Che presentation ...rO
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STUDENTS FILL MANY
 JOBS AT UNIVERSITY

THHoH. hahor Iaud0olno urdou- or. wholesale apple aaIomu doe .oH r|aauu .hoa par. l|mo Job. haFo been HIIoI by students going .o Che University through Che un.For- Hty Y. M. C. IA employment bureau. Three hundred jobs have been llIod by University students since One opening Of Ono au quarter
 Application. for jobs arc s,iI come ne Iu at Che v. N c. A. employment uwmu. requesting jobs Chat range from oEnor. accountant .o houHohoy
 uI from wireless operator to truck driven u. of W. Pros Bulletin.
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DOUGLAS FORWARDED

hFa.or Roy L Jones created n IIl- ue eEaiomen. Ia.I Monday when he bomlarloI Che IlaHd from lho a.r uIlh various col1rod caris from Che Alaska Daily Empire Mr Joseph UeII was One nut one to turn in one of Che cards t0 Guy L. Smith. on- HIue her to n oneyolr Huh.er.p- uou .o .hc Empire.
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BEBEKlH8 H0ID EIECuOU

At Ono regular meeting O. Nor.H- uu LIrH. Hchohah Lodge IhudaT night oI.cen for Che coming IoW uere He.lcd w louoW Nol.o Guud Gertrude Jewell, N.cc Grand. Nou Mali Secretary Imp. hatot Treawar Ed hap.md The now oIo.H wII bc installed aI Che lm. regular meeting held u January
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JOHN B CORN PUTS OUT
 0BSIBEPEB0U5 INDIAN

William |. I'".|. ''N m Uan. mlne .I.I .H h.H a..m. .o mu IH. sleep producer u.r. .o ." N.H.. Gu. amI.uH Jaw .. suHI.r u..HI .Hn..I.. H..wc .'.
 .. Nunum He following day and received . eumH.... H0...u, on uH. counts n- .0. m o. ono Hm Ir.I dollars o. U.H day" i'm Che city H...I. Howard ....I .H.. N .u.. John HHr...oou bad hm slightly o.Hr.u.. .u. '0- hi. u.N. bout HH ur. .H. ....... oI Mr. Iu.....|.
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 u... '.. Grip over '. ".H." afternoon r..H.. H..m. T0. .."... m.. .n... Grip Ion. ..u.r for Tn. n.-
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DELEGATES SELECTED TO
 ATTEND ANB CONVENTION

Al. .n...0I m....u. u. .H. An..a N.ur. Brotherhood hold during ..0 u0.. m. following mmh.u .... .H0.U Iu r.Hr..n. .H. Doug.
 N. camp a. m. u.E. regular con. ..H.ou I1 h. H0.. n. Bay II0" from Nov. T. lo .Ho falH. Henry a..F.a" sandy s...H. Thomas Bowman William H"'r J. w. Johnson and Hmm. F0. I.. .Hu0. Mary Ann I..I E..cr..E with lHe 0..eea,o" .'.
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r-I-ulN arEr AEELE


 H. |.. .0" r0.. "r" s....H. " '.He. H.. .I ... .. .. IT. Gran. ". MI. ... Policy. .I. sr0n... .-.
 Vote. .. ..n ." H-n..o- nm.
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FBEEE WANT BASKETBALL

H.. .HmrH. No. and ". ... u.u.. fir. department h.. Choir regular m...n. H. Monday H..H. n. t.. ...I H.| A..W .H. ror uHr 0.n. r.u.H. was .H' tH. basketball situation Wa. .
 ..I T. WI. U...0.. .a h...n r.. u'.. nr...... and fry and urrn.. for
 ....u.. o. ..m. during Che .0m-
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D0UGLAs CHuRCHEs
eL rrL.l rLr-L

HO. Lux. NNNI.N EF.u.us prayer and sermon. I.10.
 Community Church Notice smIrr school IOs1U io Il.31 a. Sunday school I0.a0 io lI.9o ann. Junior Enloaror 6.a0 to 1.a0nm Christian Endcaror alternate sm- day evenings WIth preaching aev.ce. 1.a0 lo E.I0.
 Preaching services I.a0 to b.a0 n m. alternate witch Christian En- I.lror.
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Wih n iaree eeap.auo as part of One equipment Che MaIuus'y Pic mr.. mc. O. Los Angeles orc pre- raru. .o ..u0 a company to Kodiak Io Hm n Har.u-roeI hIasHa feature.
 UH0 Arctic Phantom"
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a.HU OoIocE-M Ma" with sermon. Sunday aaoo. Immediately foloW-
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M a l.anan I-a a 1.-- 1orI In a CH Of Dongas LlsLl
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A ml and complete stock of up- to-Iate Christmas and Holiday cards win bo received al Che Sro..cra Weekly ome. lu thc near future
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WANTED Glenn cotton ras Tho
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a.y rlae e aF a1a3 % aa'N @'oa W RlIaasS 6@i
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Eveu.Hs prayer and sermon 7.5o.
The Wheeling intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1903-1961, 1922-09-18

return to work. II expressly stipulates
that they shall return as new en-
ploycs."
The invitation 10 all former shopmen.
with the exception Of those barred
from accomplishment by their own direct
violation Of rules ar Migrant insubordi-
nation. and such az arc convictedof OK
ircm" violence during the strike. the
strikers werc offered their former stand
ing as 'betwcen themselves. That is'
they were n take seniority rights be-
Meath now men and those who refused
to join tho walkout
Jevsn to Confer.
Mr. Jewell departed carly tonight for
New York. where he said he would enter
into conferences with the New YORK
Central officials on Tuesday in the ex-
notation OF reaching a speedy agree
ment under tho terms Of the Baltimore
plan. At union headquarters II was SAID
that only trivial differences prevented
the signing Of separate peace with
that road on Saturday. This difference
il was aid. would be cleared away by
submitting II to the arbitration board
provided for in the Baltimore plan.
According to the union leaders. the
men on the following roads VIII return
TO work tomorrow:
The Chicago & northwestern. the Chi
caEo. Milwaukee & st. Paul. the Bai,l-
more & Ohio. tho Seahoard Air Line anu
the Green Bay Western.
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MANY SHOPMEN
Continued from Page one)

hogan 10 work hor" in II" shops Of the
Northwestern and III" Chicago. Milwau-
ker & 81. raul Today officials Of the
Northwestern said that they expected
| > 0nn Of tho strikers to return To work
i"morr";' morning. This number would
be IN addition 20 the nhnunion men.
numbering about 30 per cent Of the nor
maj About la.nhG men were expected
hack on the Chicago. Milwaukee & s..
Paul
A. Tho sar"c time railway executives
who have refused t. come IN under the
EaltimOr" plan rctirctadc that they arc
IN way of recruiting full shop forces.
and that the settlement talk had result
ed in large numbers Of men returnin :
10 work Independent Of any action taken
by the union leaders
Form New Organizations.
Many Of the on-settlcment roads
were said TO have forces ranging from
- 70 100 percent normal These roads
have formed new organizations 10 sup.
plant tho striking shop crafts.
Among tho roads which have an
nouncCd agreements with their shop
mon independently Of the union are the
Santa Fc. Pennsylvania. Union Pacific.
tho Burlington. the Illinois Central and
tn" Chicago e. Alton.
". G.. Ricrd. one Of the two receivers
for the Alton. ISSUED a statement for
maIlv announcing terms under which
striking cmpolycs had been invited 10
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LAD RUN DOWN
IN STEUBENv|LLE

William Ruthkoskic. s years old son
OF Mr.. and Mrs. Harry Ruihk"SEie or
St"uhcnvi,lc. was fatally injured yes
tcrday morning when h. was rundown
by an automobile while walking 10
church. He died at ,:S5 r. m.
The NounCstcr was removed - the
Gin hospital at StcubcnVille.
Tho automobile was driven by James
Walkup Of Steuhcnvillc He was CUES
toned by officials hut was relcas
pending an Investigation Of the accident.
II IL understood the accident was un-
avoidah,e. The boy. II IS said. stepped
from behind q machine parked along the
curb and stepped directly in the path
Of WalkupS car.
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Jurics, chiefly from flying bits OF glass
and wrrckaG".
Witnesses declare that wrcrh!rSs
driving ON tn. part OFF spoon Was re
SrunS,hc for the accident. lie was gong
GOWN the hiIl. in III" direction OF
M"uudSrillc. Many cars. travelling h"'h
ways. wcr" on the read. and Spoon
driving his car At RAPID rate, was
weaving in and on; of both rroceSSi"nS.
HIS car. i; = said. Was ON TN" wrong
side Of the road when II smashed mo
the MrCrackcn machine headed in the
direction Of Wheeling.
Tho force "f tho impact tore t""
wheels of nf the McCrackcn car. which
dropped flat On the road. spoons mach
,uo tore on through and overturned rs
it struck the approaching Ford touring
car.
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SOUTH SIDE BOY
HURT BY AUTO

Melvin Wingcrtcr. years old. OF 1925
Water street. was painfully injured
whom run down by an automobile driven
by Glenn Hartman nf McMcchcn. yes
,crday afternoon At o'clock at Forty
third and Jacob street.
The NOunSSt"r was removed 10 the
offices of pr. Armhrccht where he was
attended. Later he was taken TO his
home. The boy suffered cuts and
bruises about the body and head.
The accident was unavoidable, &c.
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WILL BE ExrRADIrED

Baltimore. Sept. lT.-';"'Crnor Ei''n"'
has ISSUED r\traditioU papers for Wal
ter Sorol"w. arrested in New YORK %
day S"c"iow - under indictments VIZ"
James Hart. New f"rS cGnmah. arr'N'
ed yesterday in Washington. ana "tn''S
in connection with tn" N"ld-Up. r"H"erS
ard murder Of William L. Norris. con-
tractor. here August is
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PAGE TWELVE
POSSE ON TEE TRAIL

East Liverpool. u. Sept. l'.-p"Sp''e
IN all day search by posses. n" trace
had been found tonight of EaHin"nd
Pollock and Ralph EalS;"n. charged WIN
robbery ~ the chambers department.
store who made their c>cap" early 20
day from the columbian county Jai: az
Lisbon. Til" lads. VIII" occupied 'hS
same coli, sprung Shc l""k. which IS Sa'd
to have boon ruStcd. Twcnty-tw" "in'r
prisoners made no attempt I" join IN
the CSCape.
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,'r,' 49, ,,',t,. III. b,I,hl, shoot
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w. W" '''
.rh 49,. NJ. HAN had
=, h,.,.,if and
:, 1 ,..,I,,.,. Mills.
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'' ,'' 80 @," H.
. ."' '"' NILS "'''. ~ 'N' rir
t'tc''N' tt'at th'H ft''''t" ~ '''''
wages as sexton
IN" related ihai Mn"" No. ""S"'''
d'' not return ~ W'"h'E"'' me 49,"
nervous ANA AT '"""' w" "''''N' "I">
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tA'h'd th'r'. MIS-, i'A'" ."'''"'"s ~
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VA" f"h' /" '"' Gnu, a. '''''
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th't II vas t'''r"'h' "'NN"I' N"''
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WOMAN IS KILLED
NEAR CLAYSV|LLE

w, vas killed. another seriously 81"
,,,, j., an ,u;o;noojl" acr'dcht N">'''
d., afternoon on" mile east Of ''aEH-
y!llc. IA.
The dead:
Mrs William E"uGhn"r. g years
old rc St.u"cnvill" Onto.
Tdw,rl RongGnrr. ~ years "''.
rr,,.,ur,d shoulder and internal IN
juri"e. ,.,.,,,
bruises aud cuts ahSQi BODY,
Iyn;,m RouCnner. .lr, bruises
,d emf. ahnu, the head and body.
Mrs noushncr waa the MI" OF WIZ
w.; R,urhrcr d!S2atcher Of tn"
Wheeling Traction company barns AZ
EorI,n.hcc The body Was taken |" a
rIavsyiIlc undertaking parlor. AMI VIII
no SON. Ia StcnhcNVill" today. whcIc
services will likely b" held TueSdaH'
Tb.. ;niured are confined 10 WASH
;,,-,or bnsrital Edward lfnuEhner. son
Of The dead woman. Il reported !" ~ ~
critical condition and physicians on
,cr,ain litrlc hope f"r his recovery. ne
other two men will he able To leave the
institution today.
Trip To ashington.
,ord,y morning for n trip I" Nashihs-
ton. ia. Tho trip to N" pennsylvania
city was Md" in safety and on the
return trim Sidney F'aurman. tn" drive
is alleged :" hav" been speeding J."
ordsr ia 20 ur a,stccn hill ION high.
\. the ton oC the hill Ia sharp
curve, Taurman was unable /" make
rho curve At In" speed h." was driving.
I, is alleged. and the rear end OF IN"
narhin" crashed int" a telegram poe.
The car swung around again ana
crashed int" a second pole.
Mrs. E"urhnc- was instantly k!i"d.
7, Is no, kunwr whether Tho frs; "r
second crash KILLED her. Tn" woman
suffered broken mock.
William E"urhn"r vii" vas sitting
T., IN. roar sent with his mother. o.
carrd with serious Injuries. passing
au,oist. sce'ng the accident. stopped
and rushed tn" injured /" a Washington
HOSPITAL
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AUTO WRECKS
Continued from Page one)

GrS"nSEurc. Ia. and Harry Turner
';rcsu>Vlilc. ~ were both seriously M
iureh. when = Cadillac touring car.
owned and driven by Eahu. loft 'mc
read and plunged over Z - foot cm-
haUkm.Hi Il, = sharp curve on tho NJ
;ional pike. "n"-hff mile west Of sMor-
rISt"wn att $50 "''l"c& Sunday MORN
INK. Tn. car >a'd - have been 90.
'uc .; u t-rr;i'' rate nt speed crashed
into and snapped i"j"ph"n" polo in
tw" ard overturned hcf"". it. a COM
plctr wreck. CImc :" 4 S'anGStil'
Eahn and Tmr q" We're hurl q" !
through the wind,hic!d when tho ma
chine stru"k 'hc p"l" Sh"chan and NJ
Nicfl" remained N til" car uuiil =:
overturned and We're caught under TIC
wreckage.
c-ere Construction Men.
Al Of tho victims Of thu accident
were in tho employ "f the Irwin x
VILE ..
The company is y; resent at work
On a contract Of Installing a new Sew
erage system at Earnesvill". o
The four msI wcr returning 10 R,r-
resville from Wheeling. where they
had attended n ah"w. The car was
making better than 10 miles yer h"n".
Eahn. it IS said took his hand from
tho steering wheel /" light a cigarette
an instant before the accident oc-
cured.
\ few minutes later \. ~. D.cn:zH.
4 Dele" agent in tho EMPLOY Of tho
lhaurlirh COMPANY. Wheeling. a p
preached the scene Of iii" accident in
an automoh;lH from tNjrvi.w. o..
where he had been working. Ills al.
tention attracted hy means. coming
from beyond n" curve. ne stopped h'S
machine and investigated. P"er;ng
over III. edge Of the cmh1 MS ment. he
saw RAIN. his fac" covered with
blood crawling; toward III" top. Re-
vord. was The wrecked COR with tho
Crumplcd up body % NcNi"klc nearby.
and tina, Of Shcehan. w"d I'D III under
rho ton. Turner unconscious. was W.
ing near tho hrn''Cn telephone po,",
Eahr ya<p.d II f"w "f tn" details "r
tho accident Will" Dicutz"l hastily
summoned i physician from Norris
town.
TWO Are Dead.
TIL. phy stefan. immediately after ais
arrival pronounced ShcchaH and Nc.
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YOH SALE-YAhMS.

FOR SAI.E-I have the old Joel Walker
farm. l62 acres. northeast OF Coleratn
on which there IS TWO oil wells plugged
up 20 years ago. Oil standing to the
top OF each well. Can't miss. The
structure runs right through this farm.
Shares 500 and up. Also want a driller
TO do the work. Write r. NJ. Francis
Cadiz. o.. Route |. Sept9-l
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HENRY-On Saturday. September H..
1922 at 10 o'clock p. m. at Wheeling
hospital. WILLIAM b. HENRY in his
90 year.
Services in the chapel Of the Meudcl
Huneral Home 1908 Chapline Street
Tuesday afternoon ; o'clock. Friends
invited TO attend. lntcrment private
In Mount Wood cemetery.
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wAHTED-AGENTS.

AGESTS-Sell fast repeating household
articles. No investment. Splcndjd
opportunity for RICH; party. BIG Sales
Company, 31l Daily News Bldg. Canton.
Ohio.
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DIED
ST H8x

FROHMEIon Friday. Sept. Is. 1929. at
SIS a. M. at her late residence. 1891
Lind street. ANNIE. kIlE.Nt.S widow
OF the late Henry Frohme. in her Ipth
year.
Funeral services at her late home Mon
day afternoon at $50 O'clock. Friends
respectfully invited TO attend. Inter
ment in Greenwood cemetery.
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LOST AND FOUND

FOCND-Pig. owner may have same by
proving property. paying for ad and
care of pig. G.. l.. COnaYay. Parks
Place. Elm Grove. Septl5-i
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.TNk-On Friday. September 18th. 1922
az . o'clock p. m. al the family resi-
drrce tv4 South Penn Street. ELIZA
ISABELLE. daughter OF Mrs. Eliza
10th 8. and the late Thco. W. Fink III
her 18Th Year.
"uu"ral services from the residence
Monday afternoon at o'clock
frl,uds invited. ln;crmcn: private
t;r,cnw God cemetery.
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C: ding the eyc-witncsses. The Winscr-
ter DO, was standing on the curb ana
strned directly in the path Of Hartman
machine.
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France exported only 6" motor ears
to Shanghai during l?@l.
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For Sale

Builinding and equipment Of an Old.
we'll established wagon and carriage
business located on @3rd Street be-
tween Market and Main. Ideal ioCa.
Iiou. Excellent reasons for wanting to
sell. Plant we'll adapted Tor automo.
bile garage. Building 60X40. lot 60x66,
. stories. 4 bargain for quick buyer.
For further information inquire at
works sepl6-h
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had done, as leader "t tho church choir
count, Detective Tott"n SAID that all
aspect OF the case Still remain hattNns
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BUTTS-On Thursday. Sept. Ii,h =, :
O'Clock u m. ii the North Wheeling
hospital. MRS AtEEiIN BUTTS.
wife of Emory Butts IN the 3S,h year
Of her age.
Funeral services at the residence. 446S
Noble Street. ie'laire. at o'clock y
m. Monday. Sept. Is. and az the st
Matthews Lutheran Church. T-nwnrd
At $50 o'clock p. m. Intcrnmcnt
Greenwood cemetery.
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TIL. physician Immediately after ais
rival. pronounced Shocha" and Nc.
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TOR SALE

DIOR SALi:-rn q most desirable l9ca-
ton on l6th street, ctty. brick
houses rented - ; tenants. This is the
best Investment buy in the city: this
can hc h"uSht FOR Il small cash payment
and balance like rent. Live in part and
have the rent pay Your payments.
Apply WHEELING SAVINGS X LOAN
ASSOCIATION. liih and Market streets.
Joseph keaSS. mgr. Sept!i-l
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FOR SALE---i92l Ford Sedan. in good
shape. Not run over loo miles cali
Wheeling 1854. Septli-j
FOR SALE-New Groom house. mod
ern: lawn. cement walks and double
garage, also corner lot in Wovdlawn. :
space garage Call 7i3-R. Woodsdaie.
Septl2-l
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W.NNTEp-Whjte woman I" help with
general hou>ew"rk un farm. No tn
NaiidS, sick Or babes 10 care for. Good
home and tar Wages 10 right party, For
further particulars. wriic. Orchard
Point Farm. Metz. ". Va. ScptlH-h
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