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Alma record. (Alma, Mich.) 1878-1928, 1922-01-19
ALL WORN OUT

Does morning find you with a lame,
st7 and aching hack? Are you tired
all the timc-hnd work a burden?
Have you suspected your kidneys?
Alma people endorse Doan's Kidney
pills. ASK your neighbor.
Mrs. T. II. Elliget, i27 +. Downey
St. Alma, says: About eighteen
wears ago | suffered with my kidneys
and back. When ] was stopped ! had
T. straighten by inches, as severe
mains darted all through my back
Nv back got So bad that when
washed dishes, / couldn't empty the
nan bat had to have someone do it for
me. had severe heada ches and
specks ncated in front Of my eyes
NV kidneys were in such poor con-
dition / always felt tired, weak AMI
WORKOUT but friend saw my condi-
lion and recommended Doans Kidney
Pills. ! bought few boxes Of Doanf
and they surely did grand work !
have felt fine since Doan's cured me-"
Price 6Oc, 1T all dealers. Dor
simply ask for kidney remedy -gct
poan's Kidney Pills-the same that
Mrs. Eiliget had. Foster-Milbap
Co.. Mfrs, Buffalo, n. Y.-35-2w
Alma record. (Alma, Mich.) 1878-1928, 1922-01-19
ANNOUNCEMENT OF CANDIDACY

After being solicited by many Of
my friends throughout the District, |
have decided TO become a candidate
or the Republican Ticket, at the Pri-
mary, for the office OF State Senator
for this the 25th Senatorial District,
and most respectfully ask the sup
port Of all Republicans Of the Dist
riot, especially those who approved
Of my work done in the House Of
Representatives in the years 1913
and 1915. Newell Smith.
political Advertisement 35-2w
Alma record. (Alma, Mich.) 1878-1928, 1922-01-19

Int NIT'dI.VN I!H.
Envoy c. Giassbrook and wife, Of
ficers in charge.
Services Tuesday, Thursday and
Saturday 7:lJ p. m.
Open air meetings in usual place
7:15 p. m. when weather permits.
Sunday Services
Holiness meeting 10 a. IN.
Sunday School 1:30.
Young Peoples Meeting Oils,
The Great Battle for Souls 7:45.
We believe in the old time religion
and the blood atonement of Jesus
Christ. Everybody welcome.
Alma record. (Alma, Mich.) 1878-1928, 1922-01-19

Corner Cedar and Center Streets
+. Mellatt. Pastor
1000 g. nl.-Sunday school
100 a. m.-Preaching.
600 p. m.-Bible Study.
700 p. m.-Preaching.
Everybody welcome.
Alma record. (Alma, Mich.) 1878-1928, 1922-01-19
Scientific Query.

When we read about monkey stars
getting salaries of $1,000 week in
the movies we wonder whether evolu-
ton is what it has been cracked up
20 be.
Alma record. (Alma, Mich.) 1878-1928, 1922-01-19

IlrSt nuISH Va NHil't pNiNHliot
Alma, Mich, 81 North Park Ave.
Lesson Sermon-l0:30
Sunday School $50.
Wedaes lay testimony meeting $50.
The Christian Science Reading
Room located at 1872 West Superior
street is open daily except Sundays
from $50 TO o'clock
The public is cordially invited t.
the services and to the reading room.
Alma record. (Alma, Mich.) 1878-1928, 1922-01-19
To the voters of Gratiot County:

] wish to announce that at the com
ing Primary | will be candidate for
She nomination of County Treasurer
on the Republican ticket. If nominal
ed and elected will devote my entire
time to the office and faithfully per-
form my duties. Frank X. Howes.
political Advertisement 3i-2w
Alma record. (Alma, Mich.) 1878-1928, 1922-01-19

First and third Sundays masses at
$3.50 and 1870 d. m.
Second and fourth Sundays at
1920.
Rev. John A. Mulyey Pastor.
Alma record. (Alma, Mich.) 1878-1928, 1922-01-19
Michigan Editors
on NelUberTy
NEWBERRY AND MICHIGAN
WIN

WIN.
In refusing TO unseat Truman H..
Newberry. in rebukng the dishonest
and vicious ISLANDERS that have>> been
spread broadcast against Michigan
and its people, the senate OF the
United States did only its plain
duty. There was no excuse either in
'aw or in morality for any other ac-
ion. And insofar as the senate
aestated and fell short of unanimity
n the vote Of generation, it lapsed
from the high standard Of intelli-
gence and square dealing the country
has a right to expect from it.
1t is true, the seha.e was justified
IN expressing itself ON the subject Of
big campaign expenditures by adopt
'ng the Willis resolution, even if that
csolution was-introdpced 10 strength
IN these who were weak kneed in
he face Of efforts at intimidation.
Nobody pretends that the spending
Of hundreds OF thousands OF dol
lars in the course OF senatorial
ampaign is desirable or healthful,
even if every penny Of the outlay is
for legitimate objects, as was the
case in the Newberry campaign. Rut
that resolution, is considered a re-
proof Of error in Judgment, not Of
lapse from honesty, /and only w.llful
perversion can diSfort it into any
thing else. We in Michigan know,
100, that there is a double edge to
Senator Norris's false and insulting
barge that the Michigan senatorship
n 1918 was "for sale TO the highest
eidder,' and that the extraordinary
publicity expenditures of the New
berry workers was called forth By an
xtraordinary emergency, the neces-
ity Of fighting the hest advertised
man in America, who also was 9
presidential poitcgc.
But though the senate in the end
did what right and justice required,
md 1t is significant that the principal
defenders Of Mr.. Newbe1y and OF
Michigan were men Of nationwide
equation for character and courage
nevertheless by no stretch Of the
imagination can the preiminaries nor
he narrow margin Of favorable ma
iority be considered crcditable to that
body. If the question Of the condem-
nation or eXoncration OF Senator
Newberry had depended only on con-
sideration of the record, he would
nave been given a clean bill Of health
long ago by an overwhelming major
~ Of his fellows, and the whole mat
GER would have been forgotten nv this
lime. Unfortunately that is not what
lappcned.-Detloit Free Press
Alma record. (Alma, Mich.) 1878-1928, 1922-01-19
no the Voters of Gratiot Countv:

To the Voters of Gratiot County:
| wish to announce that ] will be a
candidate for nomination at the COM
ing primaries for County Drain Com
missioner on the Republican ticket.
political Luther Carter.
ADVERTISEMENT Ithaca, Mich, RID 4
Alma record. (Alma, Mich.) 1878-1928, 1922-01-19

Miss Louise Osgood won the girls
oratcrical contest at Alma College on
Tuesday evening with The Grafton,
"The Worlds Challenge to the Col
lcgc Student" Miss Helen Byan,
with the Grafton, Everybody 5
World" won second honors. Miss. Os-
good will represent Alma in the girls
contest Of the Michigan lntercoliegi-
ate Oratorcal League whcih will be
held in Alma in March. The. Judges
for the contest were Supt. Kelder,
Rev. Gelston. and Professors Broken
shire, Randol and Deeusang.
Flnvd holland. Grove aVonue. has
Alma record. (Alma, Mich.) 1878-1928, 1922-01-19

Money spent with us buys>not only
GOOD coal but satisfaction ard rel-
ability rs well. Brown-Ward CO ,
phone 27.-6Ctfc
Alma record. (Alma, Mich.) 1878-1928, 1922-01-19

10 a. m. and 100 r. a,
Rev. Gallagher Bay City VIII
conduct both service IF
Alma record. (Alma, Mich.) 1878-1928, 1922-01-19

We would be pleased to show you
samples of Cpnaan coal. Brown
Ward CO., phoih 27.-60tfc.
Alma record. (Alma, Mich.) 1878-1928, 1922-01-19

Floyd holland, Grove avenue, has
gone. to Belding where ne has job.
Alma record. (Alma, Mich.) 1878-1928, 1922-01-19

Record want ads pay.
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rea sorabie wage authorized BY the sta
tute It Is the duty Of the labor board TO
establish II nov IT il Is no.. the just
and reasonable wage commanded by law.
then 1t Is not the duty Of the board to
adopt It no wor hereafter unless the lhw
be changed"
Quotes Census Figurer.
Adoption Of Il family OF five with one
wage Garner as basis for computing
living wage also WAS attacked in the
opinion. which asserted that the last
census showed there were A persons In
the average family. with but IA de-
ncndcnt children. instead Of tho three
that experts before the board took as
basis and that there were 1856 workers
! L. stead OF one in the family.
Commenting upon government owner
ship of the living wage principle were
established tho opinion said:
"Ds course for those Who desire gov
r."1.cn. ownership this would be
cui- =: method Of getting il. for ii IS
sur, 'h.n- :hat The public would not
, slarI :cr The imposition Of higher rates
- "a. such 4 deficit" It Is asserted
IA, u tho last ANALYSIS the public
wo,Ild nay for tho increased wages and
.h3: most Of Il would come from work.
SO IN the other industries.
Commenting on an article by William
Randolph Hearst included in Mr.. Whar-
, ."n': dissenting opinion. in which the
statement: was made that unjuStifiable
; lowering Of the shopmen's wages caused
TIE shipments strike, the supporting
opinion declared that such a statement
, was not important except insofar as II
was adooted and endorsed by member
Of the ohard.
Shopmen's Strike o Blunder
I'm tho judgment Of the majority Of
the board" the opinion continued and
VIC believe Of a great majority Of the
people. tho shopmen's strike was an
cgreGiousl blunder withou: any rea
! justification. and that II Is with the
kindlicst feelings for the employees who
have suffered most from its effects. It
has wrought harm to all and good to
! none. IT has burdencd the railways
with an unjust expense, has inflicted
great losses upon the public especially
the fod producers. and as resulted in
approximately $177,53s,52t loss to the
strikers. For all this the men. on
strike. have won nothing. They have
gained no concession as to any matter
upon which they struck. For months
I the strike has been merely a struggle
upon the part Of the men =, regain their
positions"
Contrasting to situation 'of te main
tcnance Of waq organization. which
withheld It's strike anc appealed to the
, board. the opinion assert. the employees
received about s147.656.S66 in wages
since July 1st, which would have been
lost had they gone on a strike. ard in
| addition. have received an increase OF
| wages Of about 100000. 0on year.
Perhaps there Is no better time and
place" the opinion adds. "to emphasize
the belief Of majority OF tho labor
board that railway strikes are utterly
useless and wasteful, and that the en-
ployes will always gain heter results
ut the hands Of any tribunal fairly
! constituted and representative of the
people than they will by making war on
the carriers and the public"
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Curio Hunters Have
Finished Famous Tree

>.o,,. ,..,rsvjck. Y. 7. oct % Tn"
r,.,,rappi., tree. in the. sinai" 81 N"''''
ou tho morning uf S"p'cmHT ~ "'.'
,r. Lr,Il,., If Nry Edward Wheeler
nan rr,,,rr az ~" Protestant tii7-
.nr;,l Church 81 81 john TIA" EvanS'''"'
and Mrs. Eleanor R"nhard' M'i'|' -
singer in tho church choir. we're h'"iu-
cred. is gone. ,o,
Leaves sprisS and limbs, il has NH"h
.,rricI ,v,y niece hv piece by inc
thousands Of curious seekers from III.
nar,s Of tho country who have visited
Tho Phillips farm since the d"up't
murder.
The carving Of initials ON It's k""r'-
Cd trunk was the first effect 81 INV
ran.~ which came To the dwaricd N"r'
For a time III" countless curious per
SONS yLo visited the farm scemd To he
more attracted to the vacant farm mouse.
which had been called the 'myst"ry
house. suddenly the owner Of the house
who dos not live in the building f"und
that /; had been almost depicted 81
luick- knacks and small pieces Of iurh-
I,urc. The building was boarded up at
once nnG visitors were forced 10 seek
elsewhere for m"m"n;"s.
Al first whole branches a"d smaller
limbs disappeared from the crahdrpIc
tree, as day after day hundreds OF
motorists in New Jersey mad" IN"
philipS farm an objective. Later the
curious seekers began putting away IN"
bark
Ouc oC the largest Sunday crowds,
estimated at NOR" than four thousand
persons. which has Yet gone !" IN" scene
uf tho murder visited tho farm today.
They came OH foot and IN aut"muhilr
Some travelled in l.mou>'ncs. others rode
in smaller cars. hearing III" license
plates of eastern. southern and many
western states The rush reached such
proportions by mid.aftcrnoom that Tn"
two policemen who have been assigned
~ Easton avenue TO. regulate III" flow
into the farm were forced to ask the
assistance Of other patrolm"n.
When the last of tho visitors Lad
gone il was discovered that a new trial
" hiCh leads between u" RusScE'S lane
aud the Lovers Lane near where tho
bodies were found. had been worn acros :
tho farm. And tonight. in place Of thc
crahapplc three there Is nothing hrt 4
broken stump-a silent testimony to tao
curious hunters Of the nation.
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and adding about Sc0.0g0.000 10 the
railroad payroll
Reason for Increase.

.ra sdd,rr aho,, go QUO oO0 10 the
railroad rayroll
Reason for Increase.
TIL. decision asserted that the IN
.rc:,-c ,,os dn. mostly 10 the fact tina,
higher. rates OF wages we're binG paid
r,g. Tho same classes Of work in olhut
/ industries. and that there had been 10
onrcri:,!,,a increase in the cost OF liv-
',,..
Nr Wharton in his dissenting opIn-
ION r,4,r,,incI mat the Fundamental
,rror. ,r ,h,. dccisj,,r rested on failure
., ;,,,.,,'r, i,,,n .,ro Adequacy of tho
,ai,I,e,,od co,. section
r.,.,I,,I raLnrcr." lie as
ny" '',:' -. ,,,or indus
- ;';,. ,'a,.,,..r ehould be
"''S u S'''''''' VIA '....,,oro,ion and
h'"t' = - "''"t'i o,,,.iIcrcI
'."' ''I ''''' .t,,d .,oro :.,St
''' - s,;I r,co,,;
''"" c"So'''''' M'''-u ,,r,I.r 30
Il" ""'i"",r ""'' i'>'"e
"'"'e 'o' ." .'o'' a.
supply a'u ....,.,,,,
+ lie maintained tEat the Ia" "a II
and demand which operator III 49,
. industries 10 fix the price ~ '"''
! should not be taken as 4 haSi" =! ','
, labor board. The board. he &"hi""Iv'.
should fix wh&t should Dc jiSt -"
reasonable wage. by computing 4 !f;.':!F
/ budget continuing the expenses OF '"S
Average family.
He maintained that tho wing "2%o
prjncirla was practical. asserting! max
Labor costs would be absorbed n .irte
part hv increased efficiency OF lie men
and nv MANAGERIAL ability.
, Pointing out that Mr.. Wharton would
| ignore the provision Of TN" transporta-
ton act directing the labor board 10
consider daCes paid IN other industries
% similar nature In fixing wages. the
suurnrrinr oninion declared that those
rcsponsihIc for the decision considere
this as We'll as other factors set forth
In the law.
Standard Of Living.
Attacking the budget method Of deter
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LEBANON CHURCH CORNERSTONE IS
LAID WITH APPROPRIATE SERVICE


! ""'c OF S'c'l"uE r"""cFN an" '"''' 49,,
I"HN'n"d from a sleep ~ 'h'r'' ""II =
Ms. Na'in Sa'" she h'" !u"e :. ~
''''''"" ! '"n'it"n as very ",'N
"''r''H i'I' @n.r''H a'''r S"' .,,,
''"'' '"'" ''' VI ~ go -,
''H' '"''' vas N"tN'aS I'M -.
''''."", 81 '"' go ''' "''.' -,
4 80" ""''' sue Wits ~ TIC
Revolver in "omans Hama
~. l. II. Ma"N'"|' i"" "' i''''~
called /" Tia" Christie" home, ana ~ I'"-
IN. Il revolver from the manu- '' vi. -
Carleton. II" SAID Il" cNtT!cHl"n IN"
u!ll,iS and one shell from tho r"N"'H"r.
'aud that one shell stuck IN the cylinder.
7 liz U.apum w,,S introduced IN cNidrn'e'
TIL, hn,rrll Of the gun gave cyidcn'" o.
recent use, but the shells and hull"'f
appeared "a have hrcu IN the weapon
t." some time.
p". Car! F"ss. u" 'hr'S'l"r FANNY
physician. told Of finding the bodies am!
confirmed D:. Markrnzi"'s description
os Ia the position in which they lay. II
Also Developed that tho physician VA
the Carleton physician.
About SIN months ago, h"'"r' NJ =
Carleton Departed for hcr WORK ON =
rhautauQua trip in tn" west, Sh" hHd
prescribed Sleeping F"""''H '"' "''' -
,";tirlcd. ono Of thrS" powders MAS SUI
iici"u, To produce" sleep for "iEht h"urS'
j. said. lie said hr ais" stated 'h''
h" had operated ON Mrs. N"i i''"H I" '','
"crt nervous troubles. II" h'd '""uSH'
81" MaS better, he Sa'h.
Not Respons1p4e'
Or. F"Si said thAt an "Ne'uoNe w.
N" powder. such rs MIS- "r'c'"" ""'
SAID :" nav" taken N""'u f'"""|'
rr".""+'d sleep. ana 'h'I' "W"Nr.'.- -
IN" subject would h" hlHy ana not re-
Sn"mSih!" f." her actions tic c\''!
ell the "p'ni"" mat SGch '"h"','"'
might last almost int" ~" next daN'
F"ih pHNSi'l'MS ''S'''''' |" rue
that Mrs. Carleton VAS '"h'P"'"''N Il"
SaH" when 'N". tragedy "'turr"u'
Police th'"' Moran SHORTY o'."'
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fascist EXTREMISTS
CONTINUED from Page ono)

direction ~ Rome carries It back 10 the
g,ories OF the capital From today
princes and tria:u soldiers OF the
third rank are m"h!lized. Martial law
Of the Fascist enters into full cNccu-
ton. Following AN order from our
leader. the military. political and adj
mInistrat'Nc powers OF tho party are
assumed by 4 sccre: quadrumv!rate OF
action. w!:h Il dictortal mandate.
The army. the supreme safeguard
# tho nation. must not participate In
.his struggle. The Fascist! renew their
h!ghos, admiration for the army.
Neither do the Fascist! march against
the police and guards, but against the
pol!tica, class OF weak and deficient
men vii" N four long years know no.
how 10 give a government 10 the nation.
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DR.. GIBSON
(continu Cd from Page oue)

that was telling facts, hut my position
Is that If what had to say in the spirit
Of love and with great thourhtfulncSs
does not arouse n desire within my pco-
pie 10 live up to their PRIVILEGES and
duties as church members, then any
further statements that | could make
would fail also"
Announces Text.
Or. Gibson then announced his text
from Isaiah 90. which reads. Your in
iquitieS have separated You and Your
God and Your sins have hid His face
from you" Ito stated that he wished
to direct his remarks to different
group of people than last weeks mes
sage was intended Cor. 1T Is human
nature 70 like 90 see tn" other fellow
set hit. but tnnigh: | want each one 10
feel ,ha, the remarks are meant for
himself and no one else.
"A man met me on the street this
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Will Form Ministry

Rome, OF. -. lRv Associated rroSS).
If what has occurred tho last few
days ia Italy can ho styled "a rcN"iu-
ton" the revolution j. over. and must
have greatly disappointed n who haN"
classical idea of such uphcava's.
Rcnjto MuSsoliuo, leader of tho Fascist.
has been invited by King Victor En-
manuel to come t. Rome: no will i" en-
trusted with the formation Of a minis
try. TO take the place Of the Facta min
strv. such withdrawal under pressure
OF this far spreading movement.
With the exception uf small minor
lty all agree that MuSsnliui is arbitcr Of
the situation and must assume power
and the responsibility by carrying out
the program for which The Fascist
havC fought.
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Troops Do Not Resist

Rome. oct, 29.-Thc character OF the
Fascist march on Rome is exemplified
by minor happenings OF friendly ma
turc within the city and the suburbs
Three enormous motor buses usually
plying between Rome and nelghboring
towns. were rcGuisioned ny tho Fascist
and were loaded with hundreds OF bags
Of bread from on" Of the chief bakeries
In tho city /" supply the Fascist camp
Ing around tho city.
Royal guards carrying rifles. walked
up and down IN from; &C tho motor
buses Will" they we're loading. and
smiling h"uignly. mad" no attempt at
interference. even wishing tho Fascist
Il good appetite" as Is tho custom
hero before meals.
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PERSONAL

PROSTATE AND BLADDER trouble,
rising often at night rapidly overcome.
New simple. scientific method. mex
pens!ve. Easily used. Results or
money back. Piles and constipation
quickly relieved BY this method. Many
enthusiastic patrons In Wheeling and
vicinity. See JOS. Bero. Distributor.
1915 Jacobs St. Wheeling ". Va. Man
ufactured only by the Electro Thermal
Company $50 Baird Bldg. Steubenv!lle.
Ohio. Oct20-r
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72-75 CENT WAGE
Continued From Page oue.)

,,,d ,
stance rs III az '',''' = ""S r .,,,.;,,
living wage nay t"e "s,'.'r,, .'.,,,
lhins 'a'''" '"' !'N','N NO., n,d - cr.g.
- hA"'H upon Il ''"N'>'' ..',.ia., ,h,s
cannot receive '"' S''', .'U ,,,,,r,,. w..
o'ar"' ''''"N' ""I'' .;,,r, oni,
r'"'''',r", ''''' Wv, Ia,,. demands"
''"S"''"''' ~
Dissenting Opinion.
NJ. WEart"n'> dissenting OPINION an"
the supporting opinion III reply are al
ra,-hcd 10 the formal decision, increas-
ing til" pay Of maintenance Of way en-
p!oycS two cents an Mour. establishing
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Conflict With Communists

london. oct. @9.--Rcutcrs Rome cor
respondent REPORTS 4 small conflict be-
tween the Fascist and Communists
there sunday afternoon. one person
was killed and 7"vCral were injured.
order was quickly restored.
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MRS. CARLETON
CONTINUED from Page one)

she also went 10 Mrs. Cartoons room
In response to call and found her IN
bed. suffering from I sort Of hysteria.
The Rev. Nj. Christler was there. Try
Ing TO quiet Mrs. Carleton, the witness
testified.
According 10 Mrs. Martin. Mrs. Car!e-
ton told her that she had taken an OVER
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PUBLIC AUCTION.

Executors sale OF the brick plant.
known as the Standard Fire Brick
Works. located at Empire. o.. compris-
!nS ali the machinery. electrically
equipped for manufacturing wire-cut
brick and paving block: about 500
double-deck dryer cars. . grinding pans.
etc. and Is k.lns. over acres surface
land, also about 65 acres containing coal
and clay t"sS quantity mined Sale
will take place "a Empire. o.. on the
property Thursday. November >. at .
p m. Property Is located on Cleveland
and Pittsburgh Railroad. FOR FUR
Their IMPORTATION INQUIRE OF
WILLIAM II McCLTNTOE AND A. S.
BUCKINGHAM. EXECUTORS. STEC-
BEEvILLE. 0. Oct2T-2S-30-3lE NOV |
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GARD OF THANKS

Miss Margaret Becker wishes 10 thank
her many friends who voted for her
In the recent Knights OF Columbus
Popularity Contest While che was an
unsuccessful contender. she wishes her
friends 10 know she appreciates their
efforts In her behalf
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POE SALE-AUTOS-

FOR SALE-1-7 passenger 1919 Willys
Knight. good paint. good order. Call
:S79-M. Wheeling. Oct2S-h
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RICHARD---On Thursday. October "6.
1922 at 2:20 o'clock =. NJ. at her late
residence. lis Eighteenth street.
ADALINE. wife OF the late Christian
Richard aged - years and 20 days.
Services on Monday afternoon al go
o'clock. Friends respectfully invited.
Interment at Greenwood ccmctcry.
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DIED

MULLE.Y-On Saturday. October ~,
1879 at the Ohio Valley General Hos
pital, MIR. EDWARD MlLLEf. aged
81 years, 10 months and mine days
Funeral services will be held at his late
residence in Follausbce Tuesday after
noon at O'Clock. Intern sat IN Mount
Zion cemetery, Wheeling.
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Lost AND POUND

STOLEN-Blue licked coon dog. ono car
badly torn. Stands about On inches
high. Cali J. L. Grim l7i-W. Warwood.
$50 reward. Oct27-l
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