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Baraboo weekly news. [volume] (Baraboo, Wis.) 1912-197?, 1922-12-21
CLIFTON CHAP SHOOTS
HIMSELF IN THE FOOT

Gerald Whalen, who resides in
Clifton, across the river from Prairie
du Sac, got his rifle hammer connect
ed with his coat sleeve, the ball from
the gun entering his foot. He took
Baraboo weekly news. [volume] (Baraboo, Wis.) 1912-197?, 1922-12-21

The rest of the afternoon was spent
in tying quilts and visiting. Lunch
was served after which the meeting
adjourned TO meet in two weeks at
Baraboo weekly news. [volume] (Baraboo, Wis.) 1912-197?, 1922-12-21
Importance of cockerel

She is a staunch believer in the
prepoteu"v Of the breeding cockerel
and says that he is more than half OF
the flock. The last three years,
breeding co"kerels in the Battles
flock have been from 2S7 to 294 egg
hens The 1923 breeding hens will be
beaded by males from a 294 egg hen
and her son by 237 egg cock.
At the present time Mrs. Battles
pullets are laying 25 per cent, she
said.
She stated that commercial feeds
in her C,perience were proving most
sue >essful in producing eggs. Last
fall she put $50 bullets, Matched Feb
IA and March 10. into the laying
houses. From Aug. s. 1921, TO Aug 8
1922, they laid 2s,S26 eggs. The frs
Dullet laid on Aug. Madison Jour
nal.
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year or SO
Evening public ledger. [volume] (Philadelphia [Pa.]) 1914-1942, 1922-05-16
TO PLAN PRISON REFORM

1911. International Muoasiue CO.
Evening public ledger. [volume] (Philadelphia [Pa.]) 1914-1942, 1922-05-16
1.-THE MASTER OF MANLY Sir Hall Caine
IAN Moving Of M, A.u
The Deem The The Woman Tho. cv. NJ" Fc

Fcnclln and Bessic--thosc two and tn
dread secret
'Aly poor girl.' said Cell. .'If sh'
has anything to say--to cOnfess---i
won't hurt so much to say it TO some
body else. But Of course she hasn T.
She can't have .
Stowell felt as II he had bccn sudden
~ deprived Of the power Of speech. Yea
Bessie would confess everything to Fe.
hella. Not merely the birth of her chilli
but also the name Of her fellow sinne'
--Fencllas $ desire TO punish the guilty
man would drag, that out Of her. Per.
hnps the confession was going on at that
very moment What a shock TO Fe.
nelln. too! All her high. built faith ir
him wrecked and broken.
''Wcn. let ny hope
''ics. that " all we can do"
And then the two men parted. Gel
returning to his pacing among the
tombs of the dead kings and Stowcll 60
ing out by the Decmstcr's door.
A few Of the spectators at the trial
were waiting to see the Decmster on
but he scarcely saw their salutations
and did not respond to them.
10 be continued tomorrow
fCopprioht. 1871, Tutcrnu uttonol Muoosite Co.
Evening public ledger. [volume] (Philadelphia [Pa.]) 1914-1942, 1922-05-16
City Club viii Hear Plea for Better
Penal System

a long table luncheon in the interest
OF radical improvement Of the State
prison system will be given Friday at
thc City Club bv tlS Penal Reform
society Of Pennsylvania. DR.. Rufus
NJ; Jones will preside.
DR.. George W. Kirchwey. nationally
known for his effort. iq behalf Of u
humane, and scientific treatment OF
criminals. will speak. DR.. Kirchwey
mas undertaken the dictatorship Of tho
society. being formed as a division ol
the Public Charities Association OF
pennsylvania. and shares its Office nj
4ln South Fifteenth street.
The Philadelphia board Is composed OF
the following members: The Rev. Sam
uel Zane Batten. Franklin n. Brewer.
o. Lewis Burnham. Mrs. George Burn.
ham. Jr.. Miss Fanny Cochran. Mrs.
walter Gone, Mrs. Samuel $. Fels. DR..
charles II. Frazier. Francis Fisher
Kane. Mrs. Lawrence Lewis, Mrs. Will
fred Lewis. Kenneth i. NJ. Pray. Miss
Marion Reilly. Miss Florence J.. San
Williams.
Evening public ledger. [volume] (Philadelphia [Pa.]) 1914-1942, 1922-05-16

laundryroo,n tryihg TO gel away through
n window. when the dog lcapcd for
him the intruder went through. sash
and all. and escaped.
Investigation showed the thief had
stolen a diamond stickpin. but the dog
had frightened him of before he could
take other valunblcs found packed in
a 3edrooDi.
Evening public ledger. [volume] (Philadelphia [Pa.]) 1914-1942, 1922-05-16
SEEKS BROTHER HERE
N. Y. Magistrate Rushes to CIT,
After Receiving "Suiclde" Letter

NTter ReceIVIn0 "SuIcTde" Letter
Police are hunting for Samuel NJ.
Elcischman. Now York. who wrote from
this city to a brother yesterday. saying
he intended to kill himself.
Irwin Fleischman. a police magis.
tratc Of New York. the brother, told
detectives he got the letter late last
night. He started for Fhiladclphia Mt
once and reached City Hall shortly after
midnight
The letter was written on the sta.
tionery OF a hotel here. Investigation
disclosed that Samuel Flcischman was
not registered there. A canvass of other
hotels was frutless.
Magistrate Fleischman said his
brother wrote he was dcspondcnt and
that 1t would be useless to hunt for
him. 'o'
Evening public ledger. [volume] (Philadelphia [Pa.]) 1914-1942, 1922-05-16

Barking of a dog at night prevented
the burglary Of the home of Mr.. and
Mrs. u. r. Sbafer. Philadelphia cot :
tagers. at Pacific and Hartford ave
nues. Chelsea. during the absence OF
the family. When the Shafers returned
from visiting n neighbor Mr.. Shafer
noticed that his dog acted strangely.
The dogs actions finally led Mr..
Shafer to seize carving knife and
follow It toward the rear OF the house
where n Negro was discovered in the
Evening public ledger. [volume] (Philadelphia [Pa.]) 1914-1942, 1922-05-16

street in ventnor last night. Miss Ely
Sheridan, thirty. five. was dragged
nearly square before the car could
be stopped on the rails. made treach-
erous BY n light rainfall. She IL not
expected 10 recover. II was stated at
the City Hospital this morning. Miss
Sheridan was In charge Of sanatoriunI
conducted by Martin Sheridan. n
brother. who, with his wife and son. is
touring Europe.
Evening public ledger. [volume] (Philadelphia [Pa.]) 1914-1942, 1922-05-16

Following a lengthy illness. Mrs.
Anna ST. Claire Haynes. sixty. five
years old. A widow and the aunt Of the
Countess st. Claire da Conturbia, OF
Milan. Italy. who recently wagcd n sue :
ccssful legal battle TO gain control Of
the estate of her mother. Mrs. Alice
Gerry Griswcld. died IN a private hog
ptal here Sunday of heart disease.
Evening public ledger. [volume] (Philadelphia [Pa.]) 1914-1942, 1922-05-16
PERSONS or THE STORY

VICTOR STOWELL - A brii'idnt
Sosng advocate. appointed despite
IL Douth Decnisfcr, or Chicf Judge.
( II ne Isie Of Man. iM tchich position
! IL has 10 sit IN judgment on a fei.
br. sinner. He is high principied
! ard Hkdbie. though in a moment Of
| Mutyat passion he has. TO great later
: oenitencc oucr the secret sin, had
liicjt relations With
fEESfE COLLfSTER-.A handsome
buf iiitcrdtc peasant girl. She has a
ckiid nhich is accidentally smothercd
| on the night Of its birth. She Is
syrested for taardering : her babe.
Bessie fedllH loves
uIICK GELL-A0iceable but some.
whaf weak, ,eho persuadcs Bessie TO
Setroth herself TO him despite the
| spposifion of his father.
HPEdKER GEEL, - The rich and
tv,annicai head OF the MonB Pariia.
SESEiIA EiiIA STANLEY -- A. oyeo,.
hearted and. beautiful girl ,cith ad-
yasccd ideas on women's rights 1cho
10 in lore pith Victor and he rith
ky. She is the daughter Of
DENERAL STANLEY--Gorcrnor of
l the Isle Of Man.
DAN BALDROMMA - A brutal
fsymer. steptather' of Bessie. and
wko tries 10 use her trouble. TO,
wkich he thinks Cell is responsible.
I, O. o leccr TO advance his o,on fortune.
The Wheeling intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1903-1961, 1922-07-01
OBITUARY !
PROMINENT ISLAND
WOMAN PASSES AWAY

Mary 4. Armstrong. IS. widow ~ the
late William Armstrong. died AT her late
home $40 South Huron street yesterday
after suffering for - hours with an at
tack Of acute Indigestion. Funeral serS
vices will BE- held Sunday afternoon at
o'clock from tho late residence with
Rev. rra'S. pastor OF the Thomson NJ.
r. church officiating. 1nt"rment VIII be
private IN Greenwood cemetery Monday
morning at 10 o'clock
The deceased was born and reared IN
this county and had resided on the
Island for the past 50 years. She was
staunrh member of the Thomson NJ
= church and took an 0rtiv" part in all
OF the activities ~ the church. 'ter
husband. William Armstrong preceded
her 20 tho grave bv ~ years
She leaves 20 mourn her loss n" fol-
lowing relatives. two daughters Gather
Inc c. at home and Mrs. Thomas och.
Of East Liverpool. Ohio: two sons
Walter NJ and Charles L.. at home;
two sisters. Mrs. Lydia Elliott. Of Elm
Grove and Mrs. Clarence Bennett. Of
Crystal. Michigan and one brother. John
W. Marshall. Of this city. One son Will
liam II. died several years ago.
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MEXICAN PAPERS
CHARGE BIELASkI
FRAMED ABDUCTION
ACCUSE AMERICAN OF PLOTTING
HIS CAPTURE FOR A
PURPOSE
Officials Of His Company in New YORK
Flatly Refute The Story

Mexico City. June 30.-(By The AS
sociated Press. l-Revivtng memories
OF the kidnapping case OF William ..
Jenkins, former American consular
agent at Pueblo. two years ago. sew
eral local newspapers. claiming to re-
ceive their inspiration from official
sources, now declare without eQulTo-
tation that the abduction last Sunday,
OF Bruce Bielaski BY Mexican bandits.
was accomplished at his own insttga-
ton for purposes which may be re-
-ealed later.
This same charge. II was recalled
today. was made against Consular
Agent Jenkins. although an inv"Sti-
CATION Of his case failed to Subs'aN.
tate the charge.
The Excelsior says It has been In
formed by a department OF tho Mexl'
can government, that there is Sutti
cient data TO cause the belief that
Bielaski case has the earmarks OF a
self-instigated abduction.
The newspapers say the foreign Of
flee has made representations 10 this
effect in its answer to the note from
the United States department Of state
asking for apprehension and punish
msnt Of Mr.. Bielaski's abduCtorS.
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WRITER
SUICIDES IN WATER

Chicago. June 30.-Unable to supporS
himself by the sale Of her writings, un.
satisfied warnings for a career, ana
with but eleven cents to her name. are
believed by the police to have caused
Miss Phoebe Allen, Roanoke, Va. TO take
her life by jumping into a park lagoon
some time to-day or Thursday. Search
I'M; parties. assisted by divers. are drag
ging the lake in an effort TO find the
body.
Besides vanity bag found near
bridge. also was found an expensive
cape worn by Miss Allen when she left
her roominC house Wednesday night
On the night Of the girls disappear
ancc, the housckeeper heard her tele-
phone TO Il woman friends that she had
but eleven cents in the world. Miss
Aliens room was found to be Uttered
with returned manuscripts of short
stories and scenarios.
Telling the story Of the girls disap-
pcaranCe. the houSekeeper OF the fiat
were Miss Allen roomed said:
More than two weeks ago a we'll
dressed young woman came to my home
to inquire for Il room for one whom sne
said was her maid. 4 young girl.
little later she reappeared with phoebe.
Then she went away and ! saw her no
more While she was at my house she
received! number Of kilograms but do
cot know from whom they came"
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Charqe Is Denied

New York. June 30.-A. F. Eadert.
an official OF Richmond lowering and
company. Of which 4. Bruce BiclaSkl
Is president. today hotly denied the
assertions of certain Mexican papers
that the former head Of the bureau OF
investigation OF the department nf
Justice himself framed his capture by
bandits.
He Is not that sort Of fellow" de-
clared Radert He fights in 10
open. He would not 20 through that
suffering and hardship to exploit him.
self"
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SprNDLER FUNERAL.

The members Of Nelson Lodge No. 30.
4 +. & An. will a'te"d the funeral
services Of the late william r. Soini-
Ter. 81. prominent: 2cud degree Ma son
and general contractor NJ th!s city. who
died at his late home at Chan;oi Court
THURSDAY evening Rev. W. II. Fields.
pastor ~ the First Christian church. 81
which tho deceased vas a member. VIII
t,r1ciate at no services, which vii he
he'd from :re late home this afternoon
4, $50 o'clock. Tnterment viii he
made IN Greenwood cemetery.
Surviving are his widow. Mrs. Nellie
V. Srtnd'er: two sisters. M~s. 7" y. Carr
OF N7rtnsi,nrE and Mrs. Iosenh Under
wood NJ this city. and one brother.
George.
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RICHARD ELKINS DIES
Rody Of West virginia Senator'S
Brother to Be Taken 10 Old
Home Today

Washington. u. c.. June 3n.-(Spe-
cialD tor Davis Ektns left hero
this afternoon for Atlantic City, after
rocaipl sc telegram notifying him
Of the death Of his brother. Richard
k"rru, E,k!ns. ~. at Atlantic CITY,
which occurred In the forenoon. The
der~a sed had been III for year. and
for tho last two weeks had been In
critical condition. His mother. Mrs.
Stephen Elkins, widow Of former
..su.,'"r from West Virginia, was at
the bedside OF her son when the end
came. az were also Mrs. Katherine Hit.
sister. and two brothers. stephen and
blaine. Senator Elkins had been with
him FOR tho past 10 days and returned
- Washington only this morning. called
here 10y tho Republican leader Of the
senate Whom ne left there was de-
cided Improvement in tho condition Of
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HOLD WOMEN FOR
ATTACK ON MINER

Clarkshurg. W. Va, June S0.-Eive
women from Mount Clare. charged With
conspiracy TO ,nflict bodily harm OH
r. V Stout. owner Of the Marshall
wagon mine near Mt. Clare. We're re-
leased under $500 bond each for their
nTpe.. rance before the next grand jury
when arraigncd Friday afternoon before
MaCie;rata X. T.. Kidd.
Seven women and three men had been
arrested following an alleged attack on
Nrr Stout and Anderson Bower. ar en-
ul",o "r Stout. as they were hauling 4
load 81 coal from the mine to the rail-
road station.
In defcns" fhe several defendant Wo-
mon denied attacking the men on the
truck and said that they merely went
into the soad 10 rail- their children.
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wANrp-SALESMDN

ORGANIZER wANTED-An cid estao-
lished financially responsible manu-
facturer OF roof coatinss, paints, spec
ialties. etc, now ready TO re-orSantze
this territory. has big opportunity FOR
right man capable OF showing his sales
and organization ability. Expense adj
vancement commission and royalty.
Give full particulars, experience and
qualifications. North American Fibre
Products Co. Cleveland. Ohio j. g
statesmen Sideline, in unoccupied
territory. Engraved. embossed sta
rtonery. Locate prospects: We close or
ders- Pocket samples. Harper Iilustrat-
ing Syndicate. Columbus. Ohio. jy l-S
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ROSSFR HEADS u. {. T.

Columbus. Ohio. Juno 3o.--F. T.
Rosscr. st. Louis. was elected supreme
councillor ~ the United Commercial
Travcicrs at the closing session of tho
supreme council nor" today. He sue
ceeds e. V. Hniderman. OF Nashville
All other officers we're advanced one
step. Samuel Dryer. san Francisco. was
elected supreme sentinel.
George +. Brown. Lexington. Ky. and
Louis With. cincinnati. were reelected
10 the executive committee.
The Wheeling intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1903-1961, 1922-07-01
POLES REFUSED
At H!NDENBURG

Berlin, June 3O.-tBy the Associated
Press. )-TuliSh bands attacked the
town of Hindcnhurg. Upper SIlesia. but
were rcpulsed by German self-protec-
ton company with some losses. says
despatch to-day 10 the Berliner Icituns
AmmittaE.
The despatch adds that when French
"cupation troops heard from the Poles
that the Germans were occupying the
northern part OF tho town. n violent com
bat ensucd with fatalities on both sides.
The newspaper records IS Germans
killed
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YANES RIGGS.

Funeral services for tho late James
Riggs. we'll known carpenter or Nc
Ncchen. who died a the home OF his
father. Thomas Riggs. of Fairmoni. yes
ter,lav morning. will he held frorr tho
homo Of his son William Ri&Gs. OF
Grant street. Moundsville tomorrow
afternoon at o'clock
The deceased had been belfast Tor
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CORN, SUGAR FEATURE
EXPORT TRADE OF u. S.

Washington. June 30.-Large ship
mcnts OF corn and sugar featured the
export trade Of the country FOR the first
Ave months of 1929. according to a SUR
vey issued tonight by the commerce de-
partment.
Corn and wheat have practically
changed positions as compared with the
first five months Of 1871. the department
declared. corn exports being double
those for the JanuaryMay period OF
1921
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AND PEMALE

WANTED-Man or woman. $40 weekly
fun time: 800 an hour spare time
selling guaranteed hosiery TO wearer.
Experience unnecessary. international
Mills, NorriStown, Pa. ~ l-S
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III" rn,, six months He leaves HI"
widow. Two SONS and his parents. Mr..
RiggS Wa formerly Miss Hazel RayI"S
daughter OF cX-mayUr G""rG" BayleS
Of McMrrh"n. int"rmort w:ll hN mad"
n Mount Rose cemetery at MourdSNi!.".
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Thursday afternoon The body viii be
Iut,.~r-d m . s;''Uh"nNI,ir cemetery.
Deceased vas horn and raised ~
St.uhenviiIc and taught IN IHtr'I"
school IN ru.S "iir fnr several years.
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MBS n n MgRTZ

This morning a. . o'clock from the
late horre at Rivervew. O.. win he he'd
tho funeral services for the late Mrs.
II. Y. Mcrtz. who died at her late home
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FOR SALE-BuildinC lot In rleasanton.
VIII sell reasonable. Size ioNl9o II.
Inouire 3S35 Woods street je 26-l
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DIED

WIMMER-On Friday. June So, 1927. at
5:lT o'clock /. NJ. at the North
Wheeling hospital. JACOB WINNER.
in the 5lst year of his age.
Funeral notice hereafter.
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tho patient. and il was not thought The
end w"ulf come before Senator Elkins
~oull RETURN to Atlantic City.
Tfc romans. accompanied BY mem
hr-@ nr 'Nr family. will BE- taken on a
special car IN Elk!ns. ". Va. where.
Hf'ar tho funeral services. they will he
Inferred In the family lot. alongside
thor. nf tho father. the late Senator
Stephen Benton E'kins Richer! Is
Flkins was widely known in social lnd
financial circles In 'Ho capital mi ga
we'll liked and poNulG-
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ARMSTRONG - On Friday. June 3n.
1922, At 5 O'CLOCK L. NJ. at her late
residence. 80 SSouth Huron street.
MARY A. wife Of the late william
Armstrong. in her 10Th year.
Services at the residence Sunday after
noon at 1 O'Clock. Friends invited. Ia
terment private Monday morning al
10 O'Clock in Greenwood cemetery.
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Doctor-You have been at deaths
door, and only Your strong COnstitl'
tion has saved you.
Patient-Remember that when yo1
send in your bill. Dallas News.
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FOR SALD-REAL ESTATE

FOR SALE-Modcru new 1-room house.
2-car garage. WEI sACrifc" for quick
sale. Owner leaving city. No. III EdE-
wood street je 5p-t
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FOR HEN3

FOR REST-Four rooms and
bath. lllT Market St Can oe
used FOR Offices or dwelling.
Possession at once. Apply
Grammen's Confectionery. Cor.
llth and Market. is Ii
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FOR SALE7-Dodge touring car. 1890
model Good condition. Finish like
new. VIII sell cheap tu quick buyer.
lhons lp9l-R Wig. On s. Broadway.
jy LII
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wANrEp-MALE Or rEnrALE.

ED,-Experierced cook. male OF
female. Globe hotel. Bellatre, Ohio.
je 81
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FOR RENT-Two and four rooms APP
ply Reass Advertising Co. S04 Mar
ket street ~ Ii
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POE EALE-FASMS.
LAND OrrORTENGTG,

LAND OPrDRTl NtTTi
$40 70 $50 starts you on 20. 80. or SO
acres near thriving city I'm Lower Mich
igan Balance on long time. lnveStt-
gate Write today for free illustrated
booklet giving full Information. Swi-
gart Land Co. SIPS First National
Bank Building. Chicago
Je 75-24-2S-5o " l-5-7-S-l2
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WILL YOU RISK A POSTAL 10 learn
how to start q profitable business
without capital or experience. Others
mako $50 weekly stlvertng mirrors. re-
finishing tableware, reflectors, brass
plating Complete working outfit and
instructions furnished international
Laboratories. Dept. so. 500 Fifth Ave.
New York jyl-g
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WANYEn-NALH
wANTED-TEMALE

WANTED - Experienced stenoEra9her
BY local manufacturing plant. Must
be accurate and an expert typtst Coco
salary TO right party. Apply IN own
handwriting. giving age. experience sal
airy expected and telephone number.
je 30-h
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roe sA1E-HoUsEHoLp GOODS
BUSINESS OPPORTUNITIES

FOR SALE-At 2IOO Main street. ond
floor. household furniture. je 29-i
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POE SALR-AUT0S.

FOR RENT - Four unfurnished rooms
IS Seventh ST. Adults only. je 2S-m
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WELLER-On Thursday. June 80. 1922,
at sos o'clock Z. NJ, HERMAN VEL
LER. In the seth year Of his age.
Funeral from his late residence. 2lpS
Jacob street. Monday afternoon at :"
o'clock. Friends Of the family invited
10 attend. Interment in Greenwood
Cemetery.
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SPINDLER On THURSDAY Jun" -.
1922. at o'clock =. NJ. a, mis- late
home, Chantel Court WILLIAM r.
sPINDLER. aged 81 years and II
days.
Services on Saturday afternoon at $50
o'clock. Friends respectfully invited
10 attend. Interment in Greenwood
cemetery.
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FOR SALE : Late model. passenger
Hudson. Excellent condition Owner
leaving city. Will sacrifice 10 quick
buyer. Call Wheeling 1854. je 30!
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MONEY IN WHEAT--s1@.5 buys guar
antee on 10000 bushels wheat: no fur
Their risk: movement of Sc opportunity
take $500: &c. 800. etc. Particulars.
Market letter free. Investors Daily
Guide. Dwight Bldg. Kansas CITY. Mo.
SSS jy l-6-l'
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HIO F A R M S

Our Big Farm Catalogue Of Summer
and r'll is just out 900 Of the best
bargains IN Ohio. Any kind of farms
you want and kind Of price you want:
stock. tools. crops, fruit and all. =o"s
at wonderful low price. Don't fail /"
get a catalogue. Many farms have oil
and gas we'll productions. Rental goes
Ia purchasers. Write todal--i'S free
H. H. Masters Farm Agency
CAMBRIDGE, OHIO.
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wAMTEp-A9ENTS

LADY AGENTS. Patented sanitary
washable napkins. Most practical and
economical Tremendous seller. wonder
full repeater; protected territory. WaSho
Specially Co. 2s7 Fourth Ave, New
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The Wheeling intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1903-1961, 1922-07-01

FOR SALE-Ford touring. Good run
ming order. Phone 1l0OR@. je SOL
FOR SALE-Dodge sedan. Wire wheels
and ali in Al condition. Phone lTi-J
warwood. Address III Eighth street
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