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The Wheeling intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1903-1961, 1922-04-15
THREE-F0URTHS
Of BEARDSTOWN
UNDER WATER

Reardstown. Ills. April 14-tBy The
Associated Press --EX"dus OF me
homeless from the flooded city of
BrardStown started to-day.
Uab;table houses are Crampcd. Three
tourths Of the people arc homeless
Water has risen above all previous
heights. and to-day Developed m"nat
ing current through the streets which
with the added halcful evidence OF quick
sand caused the first outward signs OF
anxiety.
The Chicago. burlington Quincy
railroad. the only line remaining IN
operation. tonight, had workm"nt build
ing the- tracks higher in the hope tAAt
they may survive the flood crest.
Uniforms Of the Salvation Army to-
day were seen in many parts of The city,
Fried doughnu,S were carried by h"a' /"
:"cond story dwel!crS. and to the 500 or
more persons living huddlcd IN tents.
Politics and Quirksand were the prin-
,ipal cause of to-dayS first murmurinc.
Next Tuesday is election daT and candl-
oates for aldermen view with pcrplcHiiy
the fact that pollr. places IN i've
wards are under water. Tn" IaW pro
yid..i Il polling place. but Illinois river
water is filling the polls fuller every
hour.
OuickSand beneath the city to-day hal
dragged down two large houses. ana
had "nculfcd brick pavcncnts in differ
Cnt parts "t the city. 50 that travel "N
foot Is no ,ou"cr safe. Roots and boats
W orc tie two means "f travel yesterday.
Tonight there is on! one safe way ny
boat.
Rcnorts o. tn Suffcrinc "C farmers III
Tho flooded districts about Ia" ely To.
lay told Of the c"nnt,"sS number "i
chickens and stock THAI has been dr''" IL
",! some farmers RaN" SAVED 'hci'
dickens by ,aking then. Il" tn" hay !"itS
&c their barns. but w"r" unable TO save
their hO.S
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FREE EMPLOYMENT
BUREAU FOR TEACHERS

Columbus Ohio. April lt.-F"rm1;' "h
~ , free employment bureau Tor tt'''h- :
crS. as a par; o. the lFbor dlFiS'"n 81
the state DEPARTMENT OF industrial reA-
ions was announced today hy W. j..
Risbesheiner. director OF ~" division.
NO teacher "ugh. To- have 70 pay
zee 10 teach in Ohio. an! were gong 20
,r, and SEE that none do" RtSScsh"i-
mPr declared.
Tho n.w bureau will Dc located here,
and its affairs will b. administered by
rho director Of tn" tabor division o; The
state department.
There's jus: ono thing teacher ha"
20 do in order 20 get job free; iha;S
send IN an app;.rat!on.' M"hcSheim"r
said.
According 10 him. 'h."" arc about
IS employment arcar:"s in ~" St''"
that mace teacher. and az those. about
: that specialize IN getting TEACHERS
jobs.
Thr labor director sad lha; fees aver
a-c : or 10 per cent @: the appUcaA' $
salary FOR a stated period: m som' IN
stances. ne asserted. running AS h!Gh
a. fy, per cent OF Il years ,ompenSa-
ton.
Agencies arc licensed by the state
denar,ment OF industrial relations. Inc
fee IS 3lh1.
The move has the unqualified arpro'ai
of Governor Davis and Percy Te''oW'
sta,c director Of industrial relations
Biebesheimer said.
The establishment OF this activity Is
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and at an early hour this morning
three cars which were beyond this
bridge had not been able to get back TO
the Island barn. crews fearing that
the bridge was too dangerous TO cross.
\ slip of earth came down onto the
track near stop 4G.
Al Aetnavillc, O.. largo amount or
earth washed down from the hillside.
covering the Wheeling Traction tracks.
Cars were blocked at this point for
some time until the debris could he re
moved.
\ report from StcubenVlle said that
a waShou, on the West Virginia side OF
the river had shut Wheeling Traction
company's Neutrality-suspicious. cars
out Of StcuhcrVillc. Dispatcher Rid.
die 4, the Island barn. said this morn
ing that the Panhandle division vas
clear Of trouble as far as NellShurr.
hut that he did not know tho situation
beyond that point.
At Fifteenth street. WarwoOd. water
came down in torrents from tho hill
sides flooding the traction line seHera !
inches deep. Car crews got through
this Hood with much difficulty.
Lightning Puts Phones Ont
About $50 O'Clock, a bolt Of lightning
put out OIL COMMISSION inc II LOoiu 80
the Elm Grove exchange Of the c. & r.
Telephone company. breaking direct tel
cphone connection between wheeling
and Warwood and Elm Grove. Ieie-
phone communication with Elm Grove
was secured for the rest OF the night
by way Of Warwood.
Telephone officials reported that
lumber OF telephone lines In the rural
districts suffered from the Storm Out
that no serious damage was done other
than by lightning at Elm Grove
Sistcrsvillc, w. Va. reported by TEL
cphone that there was severe ram
storm there during the day, but that
the hardcs. storm there was an cleo
trtcal storm about $50 Friday morning
accompanied by Il downpour that was
little short of I cloudburSt.
Much Debris on Streets
The rainfall in and about Wheehng
brought great quantities Of mud ana
small stones down onto many streets
hu, no grave damage was reported !"
the city proper.
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Eastern Pan Handle
Health Conference Is
Held at Cumberland

Cumberland. Mi. April ia two
day conference Of the members or IN"
Vest Virginia State Health fdepartmcnt
was begun here yesterday. concluding
today DR.. W. 7. Henshaw, Martins
burg. state health commissioner. pre-
sided Other state officers in attend
anCc were Dr. NJ. V. Zieg!er. director Of
the bureau Of communable diseases;
Or. Carl Ravcr. director Of vital sta
tistics: Mrs. Jean Dillon. director OF
public health nursing. and +. s. Tisdale'
sanitary engineer.
Or John :. Fulton. state health Off
Ger of Maryland: Or. Robert II. &i"T'
chief OF the bureau OF communicative
diseases. DR. Henry W. Mctomas.
health Atcer OF Garrett county. Md.
and Harvey W. Weiss. city health ofn-
Ger. Cumberland. also partici pated.
About seventy health officials. largely
ply sicianS from the EaGern Panhandle
Of West Virginia. were in attendance.
The object Is TO stimulate interest in
the campaign inaugurated by Dr.. Hen
shaw for putting on tuu-time heal'i
officers in the cites and counties OF
ives: virginia The development OF the
Cumberland health department Is being
used as 4 model.
1t vas decided 10 appoint member
on each Of the following committees:
Legislation. admin; stration and prevent
able diseases. Each regional conference
names member. The committees VIII
consider proposed changes n the hea''h
laws which will. be submitted 10 the
legislature at its coming session,
The visitors we're taken this a''er-
noon To t.vit,S CrecH dam. t1c source
of C'umberland's water supply N
charge of Albert q Foyer and heaitn
Office Weiss. This evening they e>-
amjarh II" cooperative 'ah"T"t"r! !"
the city hal. its workings I've aS eN-
planned by CITY Hac;ccio!"E;st N''''ah
A. tiun:her Later tN"y visited the '''!
clinic 1T the city hall.
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News

Columbus. Ohio. April 1.-THE law
Of wild things-thc survival Of the fit
tests operating in the ranks Of labor
Of the state today.
Aggressive. skilled workers. those
who have real knowledge TO sell. are
getting the jobs.
Men who have been hanging on"
from war days. are being forced out.
The forcing-out process Is just about
complete.
That is the way w. J. Bnbeshcimer,
federal director of labor in the state de-
partment OF industrial relations. sums
up one phase OF labor conditions in Ohio
today.
However. according TO him, the lop-
ping off of "old retainers" and the TAX
ing on OF younger men. Is not going TO
establish q problem.
Most Of the older men," he said.
don't care much. Those that haven't
enough to live on the rest Of their days,
perhaps are being pcnsioned."
Another thing that Is opening up a
larger market for skilled workers, the
labor director said, Is the fact that
farmers are not taking any sort Of
man as help. The advent of the tractor,
and other specialized farm machinery.
has led to a demand for farm workers
who at least have a smattering Of me-
chanical knowledge, it Is pointed out.
The skilled worker IS coming into
his own" Biebesheimer continued.
Things are opening up for him. and be-
fore very many months. there ought to
be plenty Of work for him.
''One of the largest automobile fac
tories in Toledo, advertised the other
day for skilled workers; that's unusual
II wasn't being done for a long time.
That's good augury of revival in the
metal trades.
Increasingly optimistic reports from
directors Of the eight free employment
bureaus in the principal cities Of the
state are being received, Biebesheimer
declared.
with the opening Of spring construc-
tion work Of state, city and counties.
and spring production in factories of
the state. Biebesheimer looks for better
conditions for workers than since the de
preston started.
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CLEAR MYSTERY IN
Big. BANK ROBBERY
Guard Corfesses Theft Of 11,Ooo, 900
Lire Prom Banco DiSicilta-Cut
Bars One Ely Ono While
on Duty.

Cantania. sicily. April l4--IRy the
Associated rcsSl.-Thc mystery sur
rounding the theft Of ll,Go0,O0o lire
from the lvc:u branch Of the lianCo Di-
STELLA a week az" has been cleared up
by the confession Of the banks guard
Nartorauo
Several DAYS were consumed in cn%i-
rcrrjn. The Sobhrry, Mnrtorano told the
police The iron bolts and bars Of thc
.saco deposit vault were sawed one ny
one, and tn, cracks filled with pIacN
wax TO prevent detection.
Marturna fnformcd ia" authorities ne
.b,I nvr r0nrpd.rateS one of whom VA
the hann watrhmcn. IclhSr!ni. while w"
others were mechanics wh" collected IN :
Tools for the robbery and did II" aetna!
work.
The money has not yet been r'S"Ncr'"'
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PENNYWlTT
.fcbnt1nued from Page ons)

Musk!ngum which empties into the ONO
at Marietta, as it is reported the ram
fail along the river from AanesVllle 10
Marietta has been the heaviest known
for great many years. The fact that
the Little Kanawlh at Parkersburg Is
rising rapidly. and the Great kanaWha
at Point Pleasant is putting out a vast
amount Of water, together with the re-
port that the rivers below are all tulI'
causes a great deal OF apprehension here
Reports from Sistersville and Tyler
county tonight were to the effect that
Middle Island creek vas on rampage
had overfuwed It's banks and done
large amount Of damage, in the vicinity
of Middlchnurnn. The loss is estimated
10 run into thousands Of dollars. but
late tonight there were no casualties re-
ported. At st. Marys where MldnIe
island crock cmnties into the Ohio river
tho creek has risen rapidly and II Is re-
rorted 10 have done great deal or
d. mage in Peasants county.
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EFFORT TO FREE
SEMENOFF FAIL

New York. APR. lt--An effort. /" get
General Scmrnorf. Atamau Of the COS
sacks, cut OF Jail today. was defeated
when Supreme Court Justice pcSianty
denied an application Of Ezra i. lTen-
ticc, his attorney to cancel the civil
warrant un,Ihr which the general was
arrested.
Attorneys tor General Semcnoff serv-
ed notice on Justice p"lhanty that they
would appeal. his decision to the appel
late court.
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-FOUR LIVES LOST IN
KENTUCKY STORMS

Louisville. ~. April H. -Four lives
were lost and many persons injured 10
day in = rain. hail. wind and lightning
storm which swept practically all parts
Of the state.
Traffic was paralyz"d. Streets be-
came streams. and in the country tn"
wind left wrcckagc in it's path.
The dead are: Albert Fisher. : years
old drowned in creek when the bank
collapsed
John Fry. %. near J"ncrS"nNillc
killed when automobile Was struck by
fast passenger train near IctIcrsonVillr
during binding storm.
F,noch Hilton. -. with Fry In auto
mobile.
Omor Graves. farmer Midday. Ky, in
stantly killed. by lightning.
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Bishop Gravatt's Brother
Dies After Short Illness

Snnrial piSratch L. the Intrll:S"n"cr
Rirhmuu,l. Va. Apri! lt.--Dr. Charles
L. Grayat,. state senator and former
surgeon in ,hr United states navy, died
AZ a local hospital to-day, after \ short
Hines.
He was :" years cd and brother or
f!:h hon William |. ,ira'rii. - tH" t.r!S.
ural diocese nf West Virginia.
Tho funeral Will lie held Tomorrow
from the t'hurrh al Iu. Il"l" w.
which the Rev John J. GraVatt, another
brother. is rector
Burial will he in ;hc ancestral burial
ground in Port Royal. Va.
pr ,;ravatt is survived by one son.
Marshall Gravatt. Of Ash"vill". y. g
His mother. Mrs. Mar Eliza Graratt.
died here two Years az" at the age
OF 90 years.
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MAYoRESs QUITS.

Magnetic Springs. O.. April 1t-Mrs.
Mary McFadden. S3 years old. who has
presided over the affairs Of this village
for some three months aSma ynrcsS and
ga lined much notice thereby. has COMO
back TO the kitchen.
y. O. Brown. whose place sh" took
when nc went 70 Florida. on vacation.
has returned. and again Ia IN tho
mayors chair.
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waters had spread over thousands OF
acres Of wheat. At Lancaster in the
upper reaches Of the river. a number
OF families were forced to vacate their
homes and at Jacksonville, the city water
supply had been cut off by the breaking
Of q main in the Hooking river. Fire
hose was being stretched over the
stream to renew the water supply. Tn
less there Is more rain. more serious
damage was not anticipated.
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rARNs FOB SALE

FOR SALEr-So acre dairy farm in Sooa
STATE OF cultivation with stock and
Tools REGISTERED tubcrculin tested HoI.
sleins Buildings practically new. Gas
nd water in house and h.-n. Barn
aou,nn.d with James s,a-tHcuns. drink
inr Gun. and stlo. On improved road.
sev.r miles south % Al'ianre. Address
10, II; Homework, Ohio ap ISL
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NUMBER OF NAMES
FOR COUNCIL PLACE

A number OF names have been men,
toned as successors to che late Capt.
William T. Otto as member Of city
council representing the First. ward,
but it is understood council will not
take up the appointment of a successor
until next week.
Among those mentioned as likely
successors to Captain Otto are Charles
Brandfass. Samuel Dobbihs, Or. An
drew J. Harness. e. Morgan Vester
former mayor. J. Dana Tomlinson. Al
Wagner and Ross T. Chew.
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Ohio Streams Raging

Columbus. Ohio. April l4.-Heavy
rains which prevailed over most OF the
Ohio late today and tonight had caus~l
small streams IN many parts or the
state to overflow their banks and
brought about what was regarded AZ 4
serious flood situation in the Hooking
river valley.
Tributaries % tho river near Athens
were reported TO have reached stages
higher than that Of 1913. and back
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CUT DISCOUNT RATE.

Richmond. Va. April 1i.-Thc fedora !
r,scryr bank of I;ichmund ;tnnnuu' ed
today that the discount rat" on all
classes az paper for all materials ha
h,.vn rr4uc"l from fly" per cent t" : .
per cent. CHS Is III" 'hird rcdnctI"n
in the dis punt rat" mad" sane" NJ
yrr,L.r 80 last when the rate Was ia
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MonongahelR Rising

Fairmont. w. Va. April lA.-Al tr,'
hutaries of the MononGahela river were
rising tonight az n result Of a down
rour which commencing at 2 o'clock
this morning lasted practically all day.
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KALI AND xnaALE Kip

wANTED-Men and women. Good In
come and permanent connection call
ing on property owners. No investment
required but honesty and reliability
Selling season now here. The Fairv'e"
Nurseries. Geneva n, ap l5-g
wANTpp-Man or woman. $40 weekly
, timc. 800 an hour spare time.
sci'inS guaranteed hosiery to wearer
Experience unnecessary. International
Mills, A-ls5 Norristown. Pa.
ma Is ap isis
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ates Of Western Reserve Univsfgtys2{
applying to the aDpoin tment buIeal:
that institution for aid I'm securing g.
ployment.
The Western Reserve appointment ba.
reau was organized several years aGot
The bureau lists the names OF applicants
and the work they, want to enter. ~
the same time. it. gets in touch with
school superintendents. business men.
manufacturers and others having en-:
ployment for college graduates. :."H
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in no sens" an effort TO get teachers
employment agencies" Birh"Shcimet
continued
We felt that il was unfair 10 expect
n teacher to pay in order TO practice ne:
profession. and We set about thd'ne
way 10 overcome that position.
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HO1' SALE

FOR SALE;-3-Piece bedroom suit book
case, revolving book case. sideooard.
library table. hat rack. pedestal parior
! cabinet pictures. ornaments. piano
lamp. etc Gail 10 l.. VI. ll3-lith
street apli
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Yox xEHrLru1N1sHED ROOMS
- 80 -
FOR RENT

FOR REST-Four room. bath second
moor EdSwood. Address NJ. y. care
In,el!isencer or phone c3oe-W after b
o.n,ocr APP lj-:
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II TRAFFIC BLOCKED
(Cont:aued rom Page oue)

:l,our midnight AM flooded S"v'f'a!
scctIor,s OF slim Grove. NHicr stood Il
foot hc"n ur th' National road east O.
Tn. Stp:, LrI'lrr IN Film Grove. Base
m"nt< 81 business houses on Ma'n
street wcr" lGlN"drd :" u depth OF t'"m
y c"w inchr& to two feet d""r.
wood. Run Floods Park.
Earlier II he nGht. Woods run ~
Wcod&d;,.c ~ur.rf,Owrd It's banks ana
flooded a mart OF the park ~ that pl;:"'.
Same d:,r,,acr Vas also done TO tho ROAD
Ly the flood IN this stream.
Bridge Weakened.
\ bridge. an IN" Barton division ~
lhn Wh,":ii.. Traction system near
stop iG VAS weakened by Il flooded run.
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wANTED-High class stenoSrapher for
. important position. A very desirable
opening. Applicant must have not less
than three years actual experience.
take d.ctation rapidly. and be thor
oughly capable. Liberal salary AID per
manent position. Apply al once by lc;-
ter. Eating experience and salary
wanted. Address Capable" care Intel
ligencer. Wheeling. West Virginia.
ap lJ-I
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FOR SALE Bowling Alleys and nix
: lures pool tables and fixtures and
ian Swear lease On building or willing
10 sell fixtures and rent building or VIII
scii S-year lease and remove fixtures
Address A. A Hayes, Box isS. We:rion
Mes, Va. APP li-h
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LOST AND FOUND

IOST-Female French poodle. Reward.
en- oqI-w Woodsdale. ap ISL
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Cleveland. O., April 14.-For the first
time since the war, seniors and gradu-
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VAXH-AAI2

WASfED-Now ready. Samples. prices.
propositions. Everything in ad\ertis-
ing: extra complete line: straight COM
mission. Territory assigned in order.
Crystal Advertising Company. Zanes-
willie. Ohio. apl5-S
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Ro1 SAL1-A6To3.

nor SAI.E-New touring. fully guar
anteed. on payments. l am not
dealer. Phone vi or 2S6. ap ILL
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VAKrD-=NAL1

WANTED-By q large corporation. E1-
perienced telephone operator. .tart
night work. knowledge OF typewriter
preferred. Address Box J-to. care In
,ellirencer office ap 1871
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WANTED-House maid. Must give ref
erencea Call Elm Grove ll5-J.
apis
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1oI SALE-PouLTRY

FOR SALE-Anconas. Shepherd strain.
Stock and eggs. II. b. hermann. r.
wheeling, ". Va. III" -o--''
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Kitchen Aprons.
Shopping Bags. Highest Grade Free
cloth sample. ,Bnn-Ton. I'll south
Broadway. St. Louis. Mo. ap S-l'-E--t9
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WANTED - Storage space. about 800
square, feet in or near business sec
ton, wheeling. for tools and machinery
parts. for May hrst possession. Write
Immediately. stating location. space
available and rental. TO Storage Space.
care lntelligencer. ap l"-i
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POSITION wANTED

wANTED-young man would like posi-
tion as chauffeur on country place TOR
summer. Can make own repairs. ALSO
experienced tractor man. A reference
Box 5. Follanseee. W. Va ap 6-p
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Hshtabula O.. April Nv. e. WeR-
ner. of Ashtabula, has announced hin
candidacy for the Republican nonrtsaS
ton for state senator from the 24tt1 and
10Th districts. comprising AshtabulA,
Lake. Gcauga, Portage and ~SumUaGA
counties. >.
Mr. Wenner now is serving his SEQ.
,nnd term as state representative from
this district. d. - ; ~
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FOR S.tLE-l Standard scale. almost
new; meat block. | meat scale. &C
count register. Address L. .. Box -.
MorriS:own, Ohio. ap li-h
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wASTW-D!Strict manager. Could you
sell Tube-Saver that actually pre-
serves automobile tires from deterior-
ia;ion and punctures, that Is applied
on an absolutely new principle with
'ire pump: that sells quickly wherever
tires are used Exclusive territory be-
Ing assigned good men. Retails 81
can. 1907 profit. Write bergman
Rubber & Tire Corp. i77a Broadway.
New York. apl5-g
WANTED District Sales Manager.
Manufacturers Of patented popular
priced commercial lighting fixture units
want representative with sales STAFF m
West Virginia. New sales plan. Liberal
commission. Security. Campbell Co.
493 broadway. New York. ap log
NEUTRALITY-SUSPICIOUS. county repre-
sentatives wanted. Three new live
selling Ford accessories Write Tor
samples and propositions. Auto Aces
sorry Sales Co. EOS Empire Bldg De-
tro!L Mich. ap log
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Cleveland, April I.-Fast ffefEhe
service on the Northern OHIO >fractton
and Light company line out Of CletS
land started April I. according to IA
announcement here. Three-cHf tFa1nO
will handle the service to all points %
the n. o. T. lines r.'''-"f.'
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FOR SALE-La,e model Conn L. P.
soprano saxophone. Eo cornet: Dbl
fu,e: coruet: trombone. All in silver
cases. Agents. demonstrators. Make
offer on any instrument. Paul pudtc
LoudonvilIe, Ohio. aplj-S
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MISCELLANEOUS
BUILDING

BUILDING
, CARPENTER work. Good work ard low
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