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The Wheeling intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1903-1961, 1922-12-18
CHESS TOURNAMENT
BY PHONE DISCUSSED
IN FA|RMONT, ". VA,

ness tournament by telephone IS no"
TIE topic of discussion in Fa'rmont as
the result OF the proposal or Ira Els
worth Stevens 10 conduct such n nov
city.
MIR. stevens is Fa!rmnnt's sta" chess
player. lie suggests I t~nurnnin""t "'
tween F'airm"nt. Wheeling. '!arHShufg'
Charleston. Huntington and other cit!cs
Of the state.
Should the PLAYERS h" unable I" as
sCmhle in y certain city for the match
Mr.. stevens suggests TINT 1t be played
by telephone W telegraph.
\ chess content is usually competed
within an hour. hut sometimes not unt!I
after several hours OF playing. So INC
cost OF = contest by telephone cannot ne
a$crrtaincd. II would range hetwrcn
three to maybe IL dollars with the rates
prevailing after $40 p. m.
The match over tho wire would ne
played with n man al the phone Ut
crCh Of the two cities. For instance
tho man playing No. ! hoard In a FOUR
board match on the Wheeling end miHh'
say 'Fairmont No. ! moves Kin pawn
to kings pawn four. and the relative
move in Wheeling would be sent oacS
ov"r the telephone.
Mt. ~. ft.1SI, w I'iitiiFI We '"'
trying for some time 10 arrange a series
Of chess matches by radio and X ~ pos
sihlc that In n" near futur" n match
NAV he arranged with some state team
Ghass IL becoming one Of the m"S'
popular indoor gamcS played ny men
and women in the country and ms 4 ny
stardcr, who knew only the fundamen
tai principles OF the game. said while
watching n contest. This Is food TOT
thought"
An authority on the game Of chess
has this TO sar:
"Wn will venture 30 assert that artnr
mathematics. logic. arithmetic and one
or two other sciences. we are not ac'
quaintcd with anything that more
~:rrngthcns the mind than chess. Were
It possible t. know that two were OF
exactly equal pnwcrs. natural and &C
CURED. In every other resrec; hut WITT
regard &" chcss and II 4 could play wei
at chess md u could rot. \ we would
So fcNu'd We see such thinCs) wouid
ChrrkmHtn r IN every profession and
ever. s;;ua''Or In life were the? o3'
posed. Il IS no, n trl1c TO he acTus-
,nm"i to turn and twis. ones mind II
gi,frt'rC combinations Of 80 mon with
SIX different. movements on "a squares
The Wheeling intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1903-1961, 1922-12-18
Nobel Prize Awards
Given Endorsement
By Public Generally

Stockholm. Dec. l7.-Tnc reasons
for its choice OF prize winners in THIS
years awards of soon, 900 have been
announced by the Nobel Institute.
This Swedish institution awards al.
nual prizes OF $40. 900 each Tor notable
achievement in the fields Of physics.
chemistry. medicine. literature. and
In the cause Of peace. Sometimes the
list Of m selected is more or less
surprising to the public at large. but
in general the wisdom and insight VI
the judges Is endorsed.
The award in literature which
seems to rouse more popular inter.
est than any other. O this year, not
to Thomas Hardy. as had been hoped
by his Swedish friends. but to tho
Spanish playwright Jacinto Benavente
who, though little known outside or
his own country. Is said to have done
more than any other dramatist ~
modcrnizc. and bring fresh stimulus
to the Spanish theatre. He has writ
ten about so plays during the last 81
years. His comedies or social satire
are directed at CONTEMPORARY HE IN
Spain. and he is not unlike Bernard
Shaw in his ability to hold up the mir
ror to human nature. lie is original
il point oi view. and refined in Styh".
Professor Albert l:inSctir. Of Ger
many. received the 1871 prize In PHI.
sizes. not Tor his famous theories or
relatively. hut for hi: discovery ana
e,ucida'lon oil 4 law regarding elcc'
irons and proto.eloctric effects ~
atoms. This law" said Il prominent
Swedish scientist. lis the bridge
which leads from theories concernin:
Aromatic structure to facts which can
be eHpcriTcntally verified"
Tho physics priz" for 1922 goes 10
Professor NiclS nohr o! Denmark,
who has ever received Il Nobel priZ..
e: lis discovery Of methods by which
the inner structCr" of toI"& may he
strdi, d. He has, IN tact. been able
10 construct atoms artliiciallN whtcA
correspond n substance and spectrum
dIIllN ~ ~ VA AIulAsus lt' AN''
Professor Bohr Is Of the opinion that
c"ory scientific advance. even those
which Tor 4 time may seem only acn-
demiC end iru:tlc:s. viii some De-
have Z direct practical value to hui
mHnity.
No announcement o. awards OF TIM
years prizes .Ar medicine ana peace
raye been malJ, II will &c rcInem.
Ecrrd that Americans have a!rcad%
Core Roosevelt. i.lihp Root ana Wool
row WilSrn We" the winners in 1906,
lHl". and l9i9 respectively.
The Noble Institute was established
bv the will OF Aired Nobc.. SWEDISH
scientist. best known tor his inven'
t;un of dynamite. who b"Queathed mis-
.Intirc ioftuN" o. %n.0n0.0 600 Eronor.
ahou, s. eco. go fNT this purpose. lille
first arn@a! pri@"5 were distributed
III 1901.
The Wheeling intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1903-1961, 1922-12-18
Labor Leader Walsh
Not Guilty Of Murder

Chicago, Dec. 17.-Thomas Walsh.
business agent for the Sheet Metal
Workers union. was found not guilty
by a jury. today. for the murder Last
December OF George Cast. a walter.
The verdict ended a legal battle that
has lasted tor over a year.
Cast and Adolph George were shot
during n quarrel In the weinstuoe, q
number Of prominent Chicago pohti-
clans and labor leaders being present.
Walsh was charged with the murders
He was tried for the murder Of George
la st spring and acquitted. The acouit-
tai brought charges OF perjury from the
states attorneys office an dthe last
trial was even more bitterly contested
than the first. Walsh's defense was
one OF mistaken identity.
The Wheeling intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1903-1961, 1922-12-18
Urges Limitation
Of Debt Negotiations

Montreal. Dec. l7.-Du:cs for the in
ternationai outdoor amateur speed skat-
Ing circuit events were definitely fixed
at 4 meeting o. the members Of the In
tcrnatiOnal Skating Union Of America.
held here over the weekend.
The international! championships,
scheduled for ST. johns. ". b.. will be
held February II. IS, and I6: the Cana
dian national events will be held here
February . and 3: the American ma
t!onal events will he held at Chicago.
January 26. q and 81. Other dates an
nounccd are: M"nccton. y. r.. February
~ and 20; Adirondack Golf Cup cnari-
pionsh!ps ut Johnston City. y. y. Janu-
airy IL. 10 and II: Piattsburgh. January
II. Is and 10: Lake Placid. y. y. Feb
ruary 8, 2. and 10. and Saranac Lake.
y. Y, January 90. 81. and February l.
The Wheeling intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1903-1961, 1922-12-18
120 Passengers Saved

St. Johns. y. T.. Dec. 17.-One hun
dred and twenty passengers Of tho
steamer Prosper which ran aground on
Small island near Greens Pond. on ;he
east coast OF New Foundland. last night.
were safely landed this morning. The
vessel. which Is owned by New Found
land. lost nisht. were safely landed this
morning. The vessel which Is owned By
the New Foundland government was re.
floated later with numbers one and two
holds damaged.
The Wheeling intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1903-1961, 1922-12-18
GETS LIFE TERM FOR
R D Of BROTHER

Sail Lake CITY. TITAN. Dec. lI.-NcnTy
g. Eoous'ra, los: pilot OF tn" Salt Lake
Rock Springs division OF The air mail
service. Is believed to have been Hc"n
over Turt"rvil!'. Utah. 81 miles north
tas. of Sal, Lake. late Friday afternoon
S"v'n planes seat ont on scouting en-
r.cli,ionS tu'lay. returned At dusk TINS
evening with M tedcrnt reports. Ra"-
III; their opinion "u til" reports from
rurtcrvllic. local air mai! officials be-
ley. that ~l;oonStra is somewhere IN the
nIuus, Eupcc"Ssih.e $40" covered moul-
lliu:, near that town.
The Wheeling intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1903-1961, 1922-12-18
MCCORMICK WOULD
BOOST HIS WIFE

Paris, Dec. 17.-By The Associated
Prcss)-"I am intensely interested In
my operate career. and not IN what
people say or th.nk about me-" said
Madame Gamma Walska to The .Associat-
ed Press today. She Will sail for the
United States on the steamer Homer!c
January , for Il two months concert
tour. accompanied by her husband. llar-
old +. Mccormick.
1T will he n chance for some Of my
American friends To see what 4 splendid
vile l have" in;crJectcd Mr.. McCor-
mick. The McCormicks are living at
IL Rue Lubbock.
The Wheeling intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1903-1961, 1922-12-18

1t was 4 very small country hotel,
built of wood and pretty fllnnSy. But
Il vas all the town afforded. AMI
Tompkins had to sto there. When
he was shown his room he said to tho
colorcd bell.bpy: Il am glad they
have got a rope here in Gaze OF fire.
Iiut why 4 Bible?
That, sub" said the boy. is in
case the fire an toe far gone 10 MAKE
your escape. sub.
Are you The only girl HI has ever
Ioved?:"
That question Is 4 back number
mother. ! took him away from my
dearest friend."-Judce.
Ncighbcr Jim-"IouT son sustt
threw Il ston" at me"
Neighbor. Jne--'Did he lit YOU
Ncighbur Jim-"No."
Neichbor Joe--Well then he was
Mt my boy .-Mugwump
What sort uf 4 lookinS clap i,
IGussy?"
We'll, If ?ou eve So" two me
In n corner, and one looks bored &c
death, the other one is Gussy."-Loa
don Opinion.
The Wheeling intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1903-1961, 1922-12-18
.BENWOOD MAN DIES AT
GLENDALE HOSPITAL

William Bowers. - years old "l Zen
wood, died at the Reynolds Mc'A";i@i
hospital at Glendale Yesterday morning
d, : O'Clock following Al Illness Of SeN-
era! weeks. Death is attributed to
complications.
Mr.. RowcrS was an old employ" .,
the c!ty OF BGuwuud. Besides his father
he Is survived by several brothers ana
sisters living "a RcHw""d.
Funeral Scr.ic:S will r~r"h"h,y L."
conducted tumurrnw Afternoon II the
Rcnw""d NJ. r.. ,hurch. l'uT!"! Will i"l-
,Cw In the MrMcchca cemetery.
The Wheeling intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1903-1961, 1922-12-18
Mobile Exhibition Games

Mobile. IA. Dec. 1.-THE schedule OF
rxhih.i!rn garrcs ~ the Mobile South
crn a*S"ciat."n team as announced by
I'r"s!i"ni u, W"inacker tonight arc:
~ M"iii". w.th st. Louis Americans
MartM "a. II. "a. -. IS and 81.
s.; Mobile. viii Philadelphia Attn
lr'',.s March - ard %.
At Troy. Ala. M"b;l" with milwaukee,,
March 90.
At Montgomery. Ala. Mobile with
Philadelphia Athletics. March - and %
C~.nc!mmat, Nationals At Mobile. March
60.
Milwaukee \; Mobile. March 81 and
.NNri. /
cleveland Americans 1T Mobile
inril 9.
The Wheeling intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1903-1961, 1922-12-18
JOHN II. BASS.

Fort Wayne, Ind. hec. l~T.-Iuhn il.
Bass, ST years of axe. millionaire manu-
r,cturcr md ph~ilan;hrop!st, died a. l!s
home here late today after 4 lingering
illness. Mr.. lass was the founder Of
tho BASS Machine 4 Foundry company
acre.
In addition 10 extensive industrial
and commercial interests In Fort
WAYNE, he was identified with manu-
featuring plants IN Chicago. 81. Louis
md IN mining and steel Industries IN
Alabama and tennessee.
The Wheeling intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1903-1961, 1922-12-18
Food Prices Go Up

Washington. Dec. lT.-Both retail and
Wholesale food prices increased two
per cent or more during November, ac-
cording 10 figures made public today by
me department: Of labor. N"twith-
standing IL" Increase the department
said there was Il decrease Of j per cent
for the wear ending November - In re-
,,,l food prices. while Wholesale food
prices Increased about 2ie per cent
during the year.
The Wheeling intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1903-1961, 1922-12-18
Flying Chief Dies

F"yria. O.. Dec. l7.-No,!cc Of the
death OF Charles Leonard. 36. who Ia !
charge OF the flying field at Manila,
was received tonight by his mother. Mrs,
J. H.. Leonard If :his city. Death &C.
cured on the United States transport
Merritt. while Leonard and his wife
were returning 20 the Philippines from
China. where they had been spending;
a vacation
The Wheeling intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1903-1961, 1922-12-18
aoMPERs AGAIN PROTESTS

Washington. Dec. l7.-ASscrting that
railroad valuation eases are almost Ger
tain To com" before the supreme court
I'm the :.cNt few years. Sanu" G"nipCrS.
president OF The American Federation "f
Labor. IN the January ruInhcr of tho
American F"icraiiun!st. protests AGAINST
the appointment as an a"S"c!at" justice
of Pierce Bu;lrr. wh" hr say as AN
cxprrt on railroad valuation would lugi-
callv he Il railroad expert on that uues-
ton"
The Wheeling intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1903-1961, 1922-12-18
ACCIDENTALLY
SHOOTS SELF

Eli U;c.l. "c D!Il!cS l;ot;um. wax
brought to tn" t;!"nG'l" hospital shortly
before . o'clock this morning suffering
from n gunHhnt wound in his leg. Tn"
wouNG. while painful. is not c"nSld"rcd
ScriuuS.
ACCorlin" 20 word given GA: at IN"
hospital. Gich shot himself Accidentally
while cleaning his The accident
occurred shortly before midnight.
The Wheeling intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1903-1961, 1922-12-18
eESv1cEs -INcoMPlETE.

FuNcral arrange nl"uiS f"T MIS-. N.Y.
re; Cunningham. so Gears Old. ~.do"
Of the late James Cunningham. who
died at the A!truArim Auac. were In
complete tate last U:ght.
Mrs. cuuH'ugham i survived b. the
following daughters: Mss Catherine Of
Wh.e!laS: Mrs. Wade SELLS q. iit's-
burgh. and another Who lies in The
The Wheeling intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1903-1961, 1922-12-18
FIRE LOS,

Cincinnati. o.. Zee. l7.--Firc OF TN
determined origin la:e today destroyed
the chemical department Of the
Jareck! Chemical company at St. Der
nard, n suburb Of Cincinnati, with ar
estimated loss % $50. 600. i'ircmcr
fighting the flames were hamprrcd by
explosions Of chemicals and acids. Three
other buildings OF the plant were saved
The Wheeling intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1903-1961, 1922-12-18
HARE FUNERAL.

Tue houy "t Mrs. clyde Hare. 60
Years uli. VII" dtoi 1t he. home in
Gary. Ind. al Saturday. VIII arrive IN
VIA. lila" tn!5 m":ui"E and removed /"
;nr lone al he: m"tEcr-ts-law. Mrs.
t. !. llg:" O.: 80. 80 Virginia street.
Island. Funeral services Viii he co"-
ductt!d Tuesday .fr;m"".I. Eur!al vii!
Ice mad. IN the West Alexander cc:ne-
The Wheeling intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1903-1961, 1922-12-18
Brown, Notre Dame Captain

South Bend. Ind. Dec. l7.-Harvey +.
Brown Of Youngstown. Ohio. ~l65-pound
left guard on the Notre Dame fotball
eleven during the present season. was
tonight elected captain Of the team for
1928. Brown Is 4 Junior in the school
Of science.
The Wheeling intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1903-1961, 1922-12-18
RAIL- FUNERAL.

Funeral services tor JAMES /. Ian.
head OF til" l:Rll Engineering company
wEu died last Friday. was hriC EeHier-
day Ak hts late residence. 30. ia lla"-
,horne avenue. l.rh" Point. KEY. James
NraSe Potter -; 'ur Vance Memorial
, hurch uficiai"d. The body was taken
90 Pittsburgh a"i bIrial VAL iH held
this morning In the l'niundalc cemetery.
The Wheeling intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1903-1961, 1922-12-18
Hn1nsER

JcrusNlcm, Dec. II.--ET7estr KeN-
Yahuda, Il void famous Hebrew author,
died here Yesterday. His sudden dcatn
came before he had completed what vas
70 have been the largest Hebrew lcxi-
con five Of the contemplated ten VOL
umrs remaining unfinished.
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FOE SALE-REAL ESrATk

FOR SAI.E-Sputh wheeling on new
Is paved street. hous" > rooms bath.
norchcs. fer one or two families. good
investment. this hOus" must b. seen to
be appreciated. reasonable price for
quick sale for appointment TO see adj
dress quick Sale" care ln~tc!ltgcnc"r.
pecl2-n
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FOR S~ALE-TARMS.

FOR S.tL.E-O&c hundred farms !" O.:n
Il: bottom ig;c"S. lyinG III TuScI~awaS
and Harrison Counties. ,hc mos; icS.r-
able part %: ;he Industrial district.
write uIe Iha; YOU deS,!e. and a d"Scr.9-
,ion VIII bs furnished you. Of details
OF wha; YOU asay desire. ". :. i:ngi.>h.
New rhiladslphIa. Oh:o. pccl5-i
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BURIED wEEK-END.
Thomas L. Burke % Lind stree
TO BERLIN

Berlin. Dec. lT.-ThC American a!nO.tS-
sado-. AlnnLo i. iiaugh;"n. va" has
been in London comforting with \mhaS
sadors Harvey and Fletcher. returned to
Berlin luday.
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CAPT. WILLIAM WHITE.

Virginia. Milan. Dec. l"-Gar;aia
William White. y. IN" rt thu pioneers
IN the G~rrrl"pmcr, Of thc mining in
du%iry on IN. Mc<na range died E"S-
;.rriay i; lis huE" ia Franklin L"'A-
;.On.
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SEE SABBATH VIOLATION

New York. Dec. 1.-The Lords Day
Alliance. in a statement issued To-Day
over the signature Of II. l.. BowIby.
genera! secretary. voiced n strong pro-
ties: against plans fur opening theatres
ON New: Years eve. as q violation OF
Snhha'h statutes. The statement char
as "camouflagA" an announce
mrnt that the performances would be
given for the benefit OF the Actors Fund
or America, the statement says.
The Wheeling intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1903-1961, 1922-12-18
MANY DETOURS
IN OHIO LIFTED

, Columbus. o., Dee. i7.-EuNrr"uS de-
tours have been i!fi,d oa roads IL the
state during he last few weeks. aC-
CordinE to the weekly ROAD bulletin of
III" Ohio State Automobile association.
Where construction work was not COM
plrted the road was pr: II condition
aud opened for winter traffic. 1t advises.
The following report on trunk lines
az the state is Eiv.a:
Lincoln and Harding Highways.
Best route is from Pittsburgh TO
H"Ivct Falls. VIA IA" new r"ui" "u the
wc$; side Of the river. Theme" excel
lea. concrete ana brick through East
Palestine. Culumh!ana. Sairm. Alliance.
Canton. MaSsillmn. Monster 10 Ashland.
Thence Via pllrcShurE to Mansfield,
which Is good. cXrcN; SIX mics IF old
pike road. Thence Ia r;aii"n and liury-
rus. balance Alternating stretches of
good and fair road TO Indiana line.
National Road.
From Wheeling To Indiana line IS good
throughout via Camhridgr. GAINESVILLE.
~CnlumhuS. Springfield. brandt. Dayton
and Eaton. There / n :h"r; dci"ur at
Eaton. Inrl"ur h"tWrrn Dublin and
Greenfield Is well sirn posted. both
north and south al m"in road. The
bESt uctoUr is vid Springfield. Best
ruru"cliuu 10 81. Louis is going west
rr"m Indiana Via Dlnv!!lr. thence" south
ia E,.inr,, road nj Merrill The de-
inrr ua,wrCu Wheeling and West Alex
undr;:. has i,crn improved.
NEUTRALITY-SUSPICIOUS..
Fest rou:r via Eas, Palestine. Salem.
Alliance. Randolph. Akron. Medina, Nor-
walk f'rcn".t ami Stony Ridge. Ii""d
,mpruvrmcu, t~,rurgnout cArr;t short
stretch wc,, ,c Medina.
,u
80, 20 N.n.,rr = ,'r,,.
- 49, r r,r.
nm U.,r,.m n,I T'l.s in,m Tuurr.-
,, ~, ~ s,.nrn,,.,r rr,rn,,m.r,
,rr,rch,r, ~. r,,.,r, rI,rbYrr and
Nn,nT r:,, u,,,r,, E.w;.r Fails
and Warren rnuir r,yy j. nmm. The
r,y,,r, U~,,yll. Wurrr, ruu,o ais,
!. rr.r TIA, direct rnrurr;iou :, pi;,.-
i,urs =; VIA I:aycnna, Randolph. l:.i.-
49,. ,, ,I.,.. >. s.ln,, I,,lrr thInpo
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LOST AND FOUND.

LOSr-Dug. Black Water Span.c,. be
tween Short Creek and Wheeling
Call A33-J or lg99-ls Wheeling. lICclG-i
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WANTEn-Capabic t:rst-ciass 81 =
man and Office man with some know
ledge o. the printing and paper trade
preferred. Address IL uwu handwriting.
giving experience. Salesman" care In
,eu:gcnccr. pecl5-j
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WANTEp-A boy - or is years OF age
Cor general oNicc work. Address w.
S. care la;cllsEenCer. Declo-i
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WANTEp-Lahorers for CONSTRUCTION
Work. Apply la Bcllc Iron Works.
I O'Clock Il. m. +. l.. Slst CRY.
DeClS-i
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wANTED-A solicitor for
rural route work. One with
horse ard buggy or light
car preferred. Salary and
commission. 7 m 4 nent
positions Apply MIR. Golden.
Circulation Manager. Tho
Inteiligencer.
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WANTED-UnIon Man - operate movie
picture machine. Address l'atomac
Theatre ratnmac. W, VA, DectS-h
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WANTED Sevcra! good LIayers-put
and Templet Makers. also filters.
Steady work. curren; wages and addi-
tlona, compensation t"- production
Apply Fort ~, Bridge Works. Can"ns-
burg. IA. pecl1-t
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WANTED PoSITIoN-MALE

WANTED-Jc5 Work and pl.Ht"r!Ig 10
do. lho&r Bridgeport lf-H-i. pscl\-.
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wANTED-MALr

WANTED-Ffve Brick Layers In Terra
Alta. W. Va. $3.50 per hour ana
transportation paid. No b trouble.
Central States construction Company.
HUNTINGTON. ". Va. peclS-p
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WANTED Experienced Bo.lermakers
and Machin!s;s for ornament en-
ploymeat on W. & l.. l.. Ey. Apply. G..
W. Henry. General Agent. % City Eaai
EldS. Wheeling. ". Va. Deceit
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DIED

COTTRIIL~On Sunday. Derenocr H..
1922. 1T 1880 "'c. ok q. SU.. at he:
home. iiS HcurA street. Stop 10.
bridgeport. Oh!n. RACHAEL L.. wife
% Theodore Cnttr:.l. IN her G3rd Year.
Funeral services AZ her late hone
Wednesday afternoon At > O'Clock.
Friends OF Tie :aEnsi" !av!ted 10 AZ
tend. Int'rmcUt Liawoud cemetery.
Blaine. Ohio.
tclIcksburg Papers please cOpy.)
BALI~On Friday. December ID. 1922.
at $50 O'Clock p. III. 1T his home No.
lU3 Hawthorne avenue. Echo Point.
JAMES I. BALL.
Services az the residence Sunday after
noon at ! o'clock. ln,erIneut Union-
dale cemetery, Pittsburgh. Ia. Mon
day morning At 1880.
pittsburgh papers please COPY.
CHEW-On Fridar. December Is. laco
at $50 o'clock a. m. at his home olS
South Penn Street. GEORGE T..
CHEW. age 50 years.
Services at the home &nnday morning
, 1890. Friends invited. lnterment
private Greenwood cemetery.
Please omit flowers.
The Wheeling intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1903-1961, 1922-12-18
wANrED-TEhIALE
wANTED-AGENTJ
aoa aENT-Euan1sHED Rooms

FOR RENT-Th:co rUC ms furnished
lsgh; housekeeping. also Will set!
Player Piano very reasonable. Ia.
SIOS-J or 56-lJth s.. City. pcSlo-.
The Wheeling intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1903-1961, 1922-12-18

TIE cost Of hul!ng on hard-surfaced
roads is figured at l3 cents per ton
pc: mile.
The Wheeling intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1903-1961, 1922-12-18

WANTED First Hand Tread Baker.
Inquire Shadysidc bakery. Declo-l
The Alaska daily empire., 1922-12-28
HAINES RESIDENTS
OBSERVE CHRISTMAS
WITH ENTERTAINMENT
Especial Correspondent.)

HAINES, Dec 26.-The mail boat
Estcbeth arrived on schedule time
this morning, bringing very littie
mail. much to the disappointment of
those who look for much mail al
this time of year.
Christmas festivities were observe
in the usual way this year On SAT
urday evening at the A. B Hal,
under the direction OF Mr. aaa Mrs.
Grove and Mrs. McClain. the publ
school teachers, very fine program
was given by all the grades. A bean
tlful Christmas tree laden = tn gifts
for those present decorated me nall.
The Native. public school enter
tainment and tree festivity was held
al the Presbyterian Church on Sat
urday evening. Fifty-seven children
took part The following program
was given: "Hark, the Herald An
gels Sing" seven boys; prayer, Rev,
Denton; Scripture reading; dialogue
by school; song by school, recita
ton, Nellie Watson; Christmas Star
Song" three girls; recitation, Elsie
Perrin; song by choir; recitation
Alice James; song, Peaceful Night"
song, Jingle Bells"