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The Wheeling intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1903-1961, 1922-04-13
JOHN 7. HARRIS
LOCAL VISITOR

John r Harris. OF Petersburg, vet
erau clerk OF the West Virginia state
senate. is business visitor in the city.
stopping a. the Mcclure. Mr.. Harris has
been clerk OF the senate for 81 years
and is highly praised by Democrats and
Republicans alike as 100 per cent enici-
emit He is now engaged in the prepara-
ton OF the West Virginia Legislative
Hand Book and Manual and Official
Register for this year.
The work Of compiling this book OF
reference was begun by Mr.. Harris =
number Of years ago and he has graou"
ally expanded It's scope until 1t Is now
considered indispensable by newspaper
offices, the public schools and hundreds
OF Individuals all over the state. This
years volume will contain some new
features, including an alphabetical index
OF all men who have ever served in
e!thor house, statistics on the woman
voters in each county and reproductions
OF The treaties adopted at the Washing
ton conference. Mr.. Harris expects to
have It ready for distribution in June.
Speaking of the Harding administra-
tlon, Mr.. Harris said that in his opinion
a wonderful amount OF good work had
been done since Mr.. Harding's Inaugural
ton. This he considered all the moro
noteworthy because of the burdens
which the administration inherited, and
because Of the unsettled conditions
which always follow big war.
AS 10 politics, Mr.. Harris believes that
tho Republican party will hold Its posi-
ton IN West Virginia, although he ex-
poets the Democrats TO make a hard
eight this fall.
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MILL
MEN VOTE TODAY
ON STRIKES END
Open Meeting Called for rraternA Hall
In Martins Ferry for $50 O'CLOCK
This Afternoon

A committee composed OF former EN-
HloycS @: the Wheeling Steel Corpora
tons Yo-kvil.r. Oh.n. mill has called an
open meeting - he held at $40 O'Clock
this astegruCn AZ Fraternal hail. in Mar
tins Ferry.
AZ thac enc. the call for the meeting
announces. = vote VIII be taken on tho
question OF whr;hc" or not to end tho
strike At the lorkNtlc mill. The gen.
eral public. K is announced. IS welcome
to attend toNays meeting and hear tho
discussion ot the ISSUE at hand
The Iorhyi!ic MIL has been idle for
several moathS. due TO the industrial do
precision aal subsequent failure OF tho
mt. owners and employees to get toGcth-
er on terms. To n.;ll was started open
shop early IN February. and is running
about 50 percent Ca:lcity.
Late. the Steel Corporation success
gully opened the Eccch Bottom works
ard ANNOUNCEMENT VAS made this week
that the NEUTRALITY-SUSPICIOUS. creek mill
IN east Wheeling is 10 be opened on
Tuesday OF the coming week.
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! OBITUARY {
~~~s~~@~
MRS, BLAINE C0RBY'S
FUNERAL SATURDAY
Prominent West Alexander Woman
Drops Dead IN Rsr Home.

Funeral scr!rcS for MIS-. Curtis Whit
lam Iiur1v. wife % E.a:nc ,ioThl. N=>..
Ter Of the Peoples National Bank Or
West Al"xa,l. Pa. WHO dropped dead
n hcr HON, u; West Alexander, Hc~trr-
day morning at ll:20 u"."Ch. Will lie
held Il; !"" late horne Saturday morn
INK ~ ~ o'clock. TIE is"v. Gi"na traw-
irrG naS:u" rf The W"St Alexander Tres
h,'"rl,n church. VIII "ffi"jatc. lit"'.
In,n; Wi.l H.. in IN" West Alexander cent
T.; ~ TGc death OF Mrs, t"rhy Is
,hnUl'A; To- h2Nc been caused by hG'ft
ico'.A.c.
Mr. Gor'.r MAS In" only daughter Of
Lille ?,d ihr late John Whitman. ..
VEST k.r\.:.lrr. N" was - years q:
AZ Her family WAS one Of IN" pioneer
families ut the West Alexander lTcSn4-
terrain church. Her marriIE" SIX years
nlr 10 NJ. ,;orlS' was on" Ut the most
memorable social events IN West Alex
Il! dor.
She IS survived Wy her husband and
mother ami Two ,.hilIrcN. Thomas u baby
,nunthS old and W l!a'"r Gorby: Jr.
Ferris Wiutha'u. Hr'S:'!"Mt OF nc tlrSt
NH;'una! RauN at West Alexander. IL a.
iI:,'" Her husband Is 4 brother o? L.
i. Gorhy. p:"'nla"ni local garage mtf.
The deceased WIS Well known ard ="
Vowed for Gn..rS around her bone an
was = x, wei. known here. nav 'HE visited
her frequently. 81" WAS = member or
~" C"ier Q: Eastern STAR and the Lazy
Shr!uvrS.
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Both Operators and
Strikers Optimistic

Pittsburgh, Ia. April l2.-WhNe no
new deveiVpTn, were noted in tho
Western and Central Pennsylvania non
union regions late today. both union
leaders and operators were optimistic
the former that their efforts 10 organ
izo the fields would he successful. and
the latter that work would continue
1T the plants now in Ocrat!on At least.
The important L.!S!nger and Trott"r
plants Of the II. g. Prick Coke company
in the Conne!iSYille region. employing
about 2,o06 mon. remained at work to-
day though two other plants we're closed
Reports from other sections OF Fayette
county indicated the union was making
progress.
Wes;moreland county mines were be-
ing further affected by organization
efforts. X was reported.
John MARKS. Vice president OF Dis
trict . United Min" Workers. has open
cd headquarters at Windber In the
heart OF the Central Pennsylvania non
union fed. About i.jcO men are out
at mines in the vicinity Of Central CITY.
twelve miles ;.way. The union IS max
Ing 4 drive on the. Herwind-White IN
terests il this region.
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u. S. Intervention
Advocated By Murray

l.hv York. April ie.-Gover1meAt In
tersen,ion 70 force b.tum.nouS coal OPP
orators !nto conference with the
miners IS the only means left OF e3dinS
the present strike. Philip Murray, Woo
president OF the min" workers Internal
cional. declared today. Ills statement
was occaSionei By United States At
torrey General DauEh"rty's announce
mont at IndianaTo!.F that he would not
permit operators ard mine union o.
ac;a!S to repeat acts whtCh had led 70
Indictments for violation Vt the Shcr-
man law.
Anthracite producers tonight saw n
tendency by III" u'l.on leaders - soften
their nineteen demands when. before the
miners and operators c"Hm!tt"c %
contracts. tn" ;Isncu permission 10 re-
consider their demand No. l. This de-
uaud Stipulatrs that the now contract
agreed upon >Aa.l extend for TWO years
,,roh:b bits n" yUakl2G ot individual
agreements a"d rro"idcs f"- the cstah-
lishmeat ~ uniform wage rates for
operators Q: mechanical leaders,
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MORE MINES OPERATE
Continued from Page one)

here conceded with the statement in
New York of NiCc-rres!deni Murray OF
the miners urcaniz,tjion, who declared
that government intervention to Force
the bituminouS operators into a con-
ference VAS the only means for ending
the strike. Otac!als here said the un-
ton was not counting government Inter-
vention. but regarded Mr.. Murray 3
statement as indicating what no re-
glrdcd a. 20 the alternative for bring
ing about wage "pUtcrence.
An outward cHln prevailed at the
union headquarters and few reports
bearing on developments in tue coal
fields were SAID TO have been received
today FROM the UNIONS ned agents. The
reports were said TO deaf with tho prog
rrSS OF work toward enliSting nom
union workers in Pennsylvania. Else
where tho situation was regarded as
unchanged with tho miners idie await
Ing deS elopmentS-
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WEST VIRGINIA
TEXT BOOK IN
STATE SCHOOLS

Charleston, w. Va, A1ril 12.-"Our
English" textbook written by Mrs.
George s. Laidlcy. for many years 4
teacher in the Charleston schools, was
adopted for use in the free schools of
the state, with the exception OF NUM-
CAPABILITIES Of $500 population or over,
at the meeting of the state board of
education. The char." WAS made in
accordance with the law which permits
changes in thirty percent Of the sub
Iects every five years. This is the sec
ond time that West Virginia author
has been recognized in tn" selection Of
books for the public schools. Tho other
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COX OUTLINES
CAMPAIGN ISSUES

LO4!Svil.r. Ky. AHr.i Thames NJ.
Cox. former Hemocrattc candidate for
president speaking before the Woodrow
Wilson c!ub at> is first annual dinner
here tonight. Outlined the issues which
IN his Judgment VII be presented In the
congressional elections this year.
It simply W. DC necessary" he SAID
80 art.cuEatr the grievance against the
present administration which has fast
sE"d ics'.f up,a ever community In
America"
lie also .ouchcd> uron tho tariff. the
federal reserve system and the League
OF Nations. The wilson administration.
he said. demonstrated that high tarin
was no. necessary TO prosperity. With
out the federal reserve system. no as
serted the war could not have been won.
and the clam OF = plurality against
tho League OF Nations" he declared.
us mere buAcombe.'
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Colonel Beck Buried
With Military HonorS

Washington. Ar-;l 12.---LIeut. Col.
T'a'; ". E".f. oc ~" ARM Il. service.
sh0: aad killed. recently y" Jean ray =.
Oklahoma ,.':. vas buried today in the
family lot - Arlington na'iona. GENE
terry. with military ceremonies. !nclud-
ing the tir;r@ O.: salute over me grave
and the sounding OF taps. Three air
plane; nlnneI""r"i about tic cemetery
duri0g thr services. Ashes OF Colonel
BorH's wife. "No died in August, were
buried w:ta the body in an urn.
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.HAzLETT & co. WILL
MOVE ON MAY |

Fwara TIaz'rtt & Co. loca, hroNcrS'
vii! uoy" fro"N their present "''c'S Al
50 Twelfth street. 10 o"lc"S on INC
main floor OF tho Peoples hanN "H''o-
Ing. northwest corner Twelfth ana nam
streets on May l. Tho hullolnE WI"
then be known as tho Haz'ctt hN',H'nS'
inward Hazlctt having purchased the
building several month ago.
pecon,,v tho main floor or tho build
l,r was occuricd by tho Whc"li0G
Au,onobilc club. Tho Offices are being
entirely redccoratcd. and a modern
,auIt will! be installed. TIL" Offices 70
ho vacated by Edward Iaziett & GO.
,rIrI no occupied by the ohio Valley
Mortgage & Discount corporation.
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Ex-BasebalI Pitcher
Nominated for Mayor

MartinsburE. W Va. April ll.-lr.
II, C. Tonk!n. ex-mayor OF this city. "I1H
ot this states best known m"di"oS an"
a former professional base ball pitcher
was chosen the Republican may"ralty
candidate here yesterday, receiving near
ly as many votes as his two opponents.
pr. r. S. Gardner and &. g. Grove. corr
b!ncd.
S s. Felker. former justice or tho
peace here was named TO oppose III" q.
u, p. nominee. Like pr. Tomkin. Mr..
Fel&er received handsome majority
over his rivals, z. II. Harrison, {. G.
Cushwa and DR.. G.. =. Morrison.
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MRS n H GUNTER DIES.

FUEcra! services "a Mrs. II. H. Gun
ter. a former resident Of Wheeling. who
died az her hon" II Morrant"wn Tues
lay afternoon. following short Illness.
va" held yesterday afternoon a. $50
O'Clock and hur:.l vas private at Mo-
l.:,H'uwu. SEc - SUR lN"d Ivy h"r nus
band and riv" children. Miss ida 'iunt"r.
O. Wait" Plains. y. y . Herman Euu;"r.
- Nj Vernon. @; Charles T., OF New
Yurf: Albert. ~ E!lr=. o., and Frank W,
81 Mrrgtu'uwg, &Hd two sisters Mrs,
William Nc~nitt and Mrs. Henry Bran
Sirn-n- nC rNis L.i.N.
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FARMS FOB SALE

FOR SALE-S0 acre dairy farm IN good
state OF cultivation with stock and
tools. Registered tubercuila tested Ho.-
stems. Buildings practically new. Gas
and water in house and bA-u. Barn
equipped with James s;d=cTt0ns, drink
Ing cups and silo. On improved road
seven miles south OF Alliance Address
Box lis, Homework. Ohio. ap ISL
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BrBHEE SERVICES TO-DAY.

F#a"r,I services for Mrs Lille Tl:"
;in,. H',nc. vino di"I Tuesday after
noon. ST Ar held from the Residence o.
her ;arri;< Mr and Mrs Jacob Hilton,
NJ. Isl Wn"N"oG avenue. Warwood, this
ut;crnovH 1t @:Io o'Cl"Ch.
The Roy. Arthur I.aZcnhy, district
r,anvcl:s; ut ~" MrthoGist churches IN
wheeling dI~uiyt. wIli 20 in hcarSe. and
will y. assisted by the Rev. }. W. kcr-
ner pastor "C tho Warwond NJ. =.
church. Iu;rrMcNt Will L" private III
Short CCSrK cemetery.
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JAMES REED DIES.

names II. Nrtd, IIDIW!WtNt OuaincSs
r'tu 81 Morraat"wn. and vel kn"wn
here, dc! auG'lraIy Of hcart trouble a.
hi, nome In M"r%iat"wr. Tuesday. lie
was is year" e AK" a"i waS ENGAGED IN
several business ENTERPRISES. lie il sur
vlrcd ~ his widow. formerly Mss , t.
RE Moore. Of this city. and ono son. ~,
James VI. Reed. ot Morgaatown. Burial
w.I BE ma4" At MprEantown TINS alter
NOM II go o.clONA.
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THOMSON FUNERAL.

ADVANTAGEOUS Tor tMe IuneraI .. MIS-.
SoIhi" THOMPSON. who died TUESDAY
morning a. h~r let" home. No. l06 Tween
tv-!!r-t street. will h" completed upon
the arrival "c her daughter. Mrs ". L.
Reed from TuSkor"c. okla. to-day. The
body has been removed to the home Of
hrr son. 4. Burnley Thompson. 40. ~,
National road, where tho services will
L." hold. The E"v. !. II Hess. pastor Of
thu Chapline street NJ. i. church. Will
oCf.Ciatc-
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uucE 1.EEHox BoNp, JR.

Ba!tlm0rc, Md. NNT!T I----~NugN II
no1 Bend. Jr.. general counsel q! ths
Baltimore s. OHIO railroad, with whose
legal Gcpartmcnl nc has been connt -!
with fer for,v years. tied Of apopleXT
last night ut his home mere.
He had been at his office on MONDAY
rs usual. MonIay night about 1920 ne
became III. HIS ply 9irianH. pr. FRANK
m"liatoly S.mmuned. hut he failed 10
rally iron T." in.tiai stroke.
Al: IT,. w"m5crs of his family "e:r
with h,,E when tn" cnA came. Mr.. IguG
IS Survived 10y his widow and f!N"
DAUGHTERS. Mr. Bond MA IS years Odd,
I,uncfa! services viii hc held 1T :
O'Clock tomorrow a!t"rnC"n IN EmTan
uel Protestant Ep!Scopa! church.
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MYERS SERY1CES

Sc-vicrs Tor M!Idrcd Myers, 9-months-
old daughter ~ Mr.. and Mrs. Richard
Myers Of RiIr!No-c street. McMecAen.
viii 20 held Friday afternoon at $50
O'clock. from Tie family home. The
Rev. Paul J.. FlInuagan, pastor Of the
MrMcch,n ~. l.. church, will ofT!c!atU
and intermcnt will be in McMcchcn cem-
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CARL J. KEPNER
MENDEL FUNERAL HOME
NO. 1908 CHAPLINE STREET
Private Chapels-Guest Rooms.
Phones 1917, 1913.
VISITORS wELCO"
DIED

KURSER-On Tuesday. April II. 1922.
a. $50 O'Clock \. NJ. a. AtteHhe;:n
Home, MRS. SUSAN kCRSER II her
8ith year.
Funeral services on Thursday afternoon
at ESQ o'clock. Friends respectfully
invited to attend IntermcHt at NJ.
Wood cemetery.
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RIBBEIIOn Tuesday, April lltH 1922.
at 2:3O o'clock 7. NJ. at her home n
Sherrard. LILLE VIRGINIA HILL
TON. wife OF Harry Bt5bee. n he.
S9th year
Funeral services from the residence Ok
her parents. Mr. and Mrs. jacob kLN-
ton. 13l Main street Warwcoi Thurs
day afternoon az 2:32. Friends re-
specially .nTited. Inte7u.Ht private
In Short Creek cemetery.
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EuRNER oRSEoUIES

The lNW"r.N ~ MIS-. SL%aN KLrN"l
viii ~ l"'I this afternoon at $50
"'rio"E from tn" A.tenhc:m Home.
Woodsdal, Nr. James ". Potter, pas
lur 90: the Vance Memorial church. " III
uff!'iat". and !Hrcrmcat viii 10 In
MuLnt wood cemetery.
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ARLENE FUNERAL.

F,.rcra, services to- tie Late Harry +.
Arhcuz. ~. Of canton. O.. formerly u:
this city. VIII he held this atlorno"'.
rrom the WAiIcAr Funeral Home, can
TON. Burial Will be in the Canton ceme-
terry,
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FOE SALE-POULTEY

FOR SAIE-Anconas. Shepherd Strain
Stock and eggs. IL. y. llcmmann r..
Wheeling. w. Va. ma 25-2St
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which Is To he unveiled An-il .. ~"
lNh'h anniversary OF IN" genera :
birth. died to-day.
Mr.. Shrady. Who Wa s"lr taught In
art. was born In New York..
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THOMPSON

THOMPSON On Tuesday. Apr! IL.
1922. at S o'clock 4. VI. at her la,o
residence No. l06 Twcncy-frst street,
Warwood. SOPHIE wife OF G. D.
Thompson IN her 69th year.
: Tho remains have been removed to
the residence OF her son. 4. Eu-,ey
Thompson. No. 626 National Road.
Funeral notice hereafter.
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GORBY-On wednesday. Apr!N12. 1922.
a. ll:c0 \ n. at her home ~ West
Alexander. MRS. CURTIS WHITMAN
GORBY. N her c5th year.
Funeral services at the residence on
SATURDAY. April 18Th. At 10 o'clock
A. NJ Intcrment at tho "es: Alex
ander cemetery.
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WANTED - Storage space. about 500
square feet IN or near business Sec
ton, Wheeling, for tools and machinery
parts, for May arst possession. Write
Immediately. stating location, space
available and rental, to Storage Space,
care Intelligencer. ap 1871
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1rrNHY MERwN sHRApY,

New Nurh. April l".--Hcnry Mcrw'n
Ehradv. 81 noted sculptor. who designed
the Grant Memorial in Washin ton.
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wANTED--EMALE

wANTED-By a largo corporation. FIX
per!enced telephone operator. Fart
night work. knowledge oc Typewriter
preferred. Address Box J-40. care In
te,l!gencer office ap ISL
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WANTED.

y tETEp-'ro buy IL SerE!"eaHie driv-
Tag horse. good traveller. weight
about 1850 lbs. age nve 70 eight years.
Call b James, News Office. ap le-J
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JOYCE-At WeSson. West Virginia,
SARAH I. JOYCE, age - years. -
days. Surviving are three sons and
three daughters: Martha % Muac;e.
Ind: Coleman. OF Toledo. Ohio: Mike.
OF Cleveland, Ohio: Mrs Frank Ostcr-
man OF Wheeling: Mrs. Albert Reed
OF Bridge port, Ohio, and Mrs. Frank
Wood, Of Wheeling.
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FOE SALB-AUTOS.

FOR SALE-Eew touring. fully guar
ancecd. on payments. l am not a
dealer. rhone LOT Or 296 apl1-l
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rOR SALE

FOR SAIE-Good fresh COW with hei-
fer calc. Tubercular tested Ed Pei
ley, Cedar Rocks. Elm Grove, ". Va.
ap 12-i
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LOST-Greek iettered fraternity
PIN set with pearls Name en-
grayed on back. Reward OF tiyo
dollars X returned 10 society
editor OF lnteilLSeAcer or paone
175S-W. ap i2-I
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LOST-Gold watch. Wa.thara move
ment hunting case. between JACOB
and Eo1 streets. Finder return 20 Y. ".
c. ~ and receive reward ap 18Th
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AOTBRTuSERS-24 words n 9 leading
West Virginia daIlies s24S. List FUR
nished. Powelson Advertising Agency.
AS North High. Columbus, o. 1873
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ron aEH--RURNsHED Rooms

FOR RENT-Oae furnished room At
629 y. Market street Phone l5rS-R
Reference required ap Ill
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LOST AND FOUND

LOST-Eurses pin with name OF owner
on back. Ester G. Bourne. Finder call
Sam Wheeling. ap l2-l
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wASTED-Trained nurse desires posi-
ton In private. chronic case PIE
terred- Rates very reasonable. Ad-
dress II. o.. care Interlgeucer ap Iii
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LET AN EXPERT do your talking
machine and plano player repairing.
All work guaranteed Coss Phone 1TSTR
an II i
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South Penn St. S rooms, bath. cleo
feet. SS3oo.oo
South Iron: S., rooms. bath, gas,
electric !iGhtS. lot 50 By $50 feet.
North Front st. lot co feet y. Front
street ~ lCb feet on Park St. River
View. 100000
Two lots in Belle Isle 90 feet by 1co
feet Cheap.
PARKER & co.
Toll. sos l4l7 Chaplins
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POSITION WANTED

WASTED-you0g man would like post
ton as chauffeur on country place for
summer. Can make own repairs Also
experienced tracto. man. A reference.
Box 81 Follansbee, W. Va ap e-p
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MISCELLANEOUS
BUILDING

Carpenter work. Good work and low
prices Phone 2l7-J Elm Grove. ap S-l
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FOR SALti-OHe milk goat and young
kid CAL Bridgeport Civ. ap l0-j
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BuSNHss OPPORTUNITY

wANTED-Aan with selling ability.
Large corporation establishing reli-
able man In practically independent
business Must have best references.
auto and 5000 10 detray travelling ex-
penses. Write Mr.. CowGer, Box 14l6,
Columbus Ohio. ap III
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FOR SAILS teams OF work horses:
weight 1900 to 1900 lbs. Also wagons
and work harness. Ira Thomas, ST.
Ciairsyiue, Ohio. Phone zoo, ST. Glars
VILE, Ohio. ap l0-k
The Wheeling intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1903-1961, 1922-04-13

FOR SNE-Shoe shine parlor and hat
cleaning. 1l20a Market ST Reason
FOR selling apl Iii
Oxford eagle. (Oxford, Lafayette Co., Miss.) 1876-current, 1922-09-07

Miss Doris-How nice Ii is to meet
you again after all these years, Cap
tain Long
Captain Long-Im major now
/ haven't seen you for ten years.
Miss Doris-How time flies Well
hope next time we meet youth be o
general.
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QUIET INFORMAL WEDDING
TAKES PLACE IN HOTEL

A very pretty, though informal,
wwedding took place in the parlors of
Hotel Pennsylvania, when Miss Flor
ence Friedman, daughter of Mr.. and
Mrs. H. Friedman, of Oxford, Missis-
sippi, was united in marriage to Mr..
David Levy, son of Mrs. H. Levin, Of
Freeport, Long Island.
The bride who was given in mar
riage by her father was unattended.
Mr.. George N. Levy, brother of the
groom, was best man.
Out-of-town guests were Mr.. j.
Friedman, of Oxford, Mississippi, Miss
Jeanette Friedman, sister of the bride,
also of Oxford, Mrs. A. Bremen, of
Memphis, Tennessee, and Mr.. I. Vich-
min, of Philadelphia.-From the Penn
sylvania Hotel Register of August 81.