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The Wheeling intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1903-1961, 1922-07-11
COMMISSIONERS ARE
VISITED BY 100 IN
REGISTRATION WORK
Mar,v visit Commissioners To Be sure
or Being Registered FOR The
Primary.

Over one hundred mer- and women aP-
peared before the board Of county COM
,,iss'ore-s Yesterday between the hours
of nine IN the morning and r:ne last
night which time the board SET 10
register. transfer and amend the reg
!Stratiua booNS
The board ot commissioners VIII
again -, today. closing the registration
hooks at o'clock tonight. II a person
docs not have hts or her name on the
registration books when the board COM
ple,es today's sitting they will not 90
allowed to vote at tho primaries on
August !.
Many persons called 70 SEQ II their
names apDeared on the registration
hooks.n Others appeared 70 make sure
,hev we're marked down as either
Democrat or Republican and others Z"
secure transfers. having moved their
place OF residence since the house-to-
house registration was made by the reg
istrars.
Many persons who refused to tell the
registrars with. what political party
they were affiliated have since learn
ed that they must be either registered
With the Republican or Democratic
party 70 vote at the primary and called
at tho commissioners office yesterday
20 correct this.
The Wheeling intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1903-1961, 1922-07-11
DALLAS

Til. Dallas nine went down In de-
Feat Saturday. when n Sar from Rei-
Iaire won the game /" /. This GER
'aIHly was the best game or tho season
The ,eam Won two games July Atn
from an Elm Grove team. The mrs.
game was an eleven inning game ana
tho score 8 to :. The second 10 too.
Quite a Jolly crowd from Dallas mo-
,ored to Crows Creek Sunday and en-
joycd themselves in the water. The TO-
cal merchants has been kept quite busy
tho past weelG dsposing OF bathing
suits.
Jonas caldwell spent Sunday with
his wifi" in the Martins Ferry Hosplthi
Mrs. Caldwell is recovering nicely from
recent serious operation.
The Poyal Naighbor Camp OF Elm
Grove entertained the Dallas ana
Wheeling Camps last Thursday eve
ming. There were ninei"'n members
present from Dallas All enjoyed
pleasant evening.
Mr.. ard Mrs. Charley Clark and MT.
and Mrs. Elnn Holmes Of Valley
Grove were tho week end guests or
Mr. and Mrs, W. J. Holmes.
Mr. and Mrs. wylis Caldwell and
children were guests Sunday Of ODE
!
Grove.
Mr. and Mrs Cleve Crawford and
son willis of Wheeling Island are en-
tny!mH two weeks vacation WIN
! homo folks.
| Mrs. Fila Crow NJ McMechen will
return 10 her HON" this week after
socndtnE several weeks with Mrs. e.
/ " Stricklin.
Mr.. and Mrs. J. r. Tenant and
daughter srent Saturday night and
Sunday with relatives ut Aleppa
| Mrs Sara Helm NJ Fulton IL spend
| Ing some time with her niece Mrs
, Carrie Guy.
Mr. and Mrs Eoss DOMAIN and chill
! dren Of Calls spent Sunday with Mrs
Doman's brother Lex!e McNinch and
| family,
Mr. and Mrs. Willard Dague OF SAND
! Hill were guests Of her aunt. Mrs
! Flora Cuttings. Sunday.
Rorn TO Rev. and Mrs. !. +. Hook
cnhcrry. son. on tho Fourth Of July.
Mr.. md Mrs. clyde Crawford and
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WARWOOD
womsn's Club Porch Party

The local WOmans club will hold
porch vartv ut tho home OF Mrs. Carl
Sovi; on Wa-wood avenue Wednesday
afternoon. The pastimeS will be CARDS
and ueedlework. Anyone desiring reser-
Walton - requested 10 sec Mrs. Ser'g.
Lawn Tets
The Missionary society Of the First
PRESBYTERIAN church Of Wheeling VIII
hold lawn fe,e AZ The homo Of Mr..
and Ms. Charles jenkins on South
Warwood avenue this evening leo
cream. cake. candy and all other good
things 20 eat Will b" on sale.
Festival
The Warwood Lutheran church viii
hold their annual lawn rete In front OF
the church tomorrow evening. All tne
usual things and something extra Will
I've on sale az we'll as contests or diner
On, kinds for Young and old. from 70
O'Clock Everyone IS cordially invited
Furniture Factory Resumes
The furniture factory At North war
wood resumed work yesterday after be-
inS shut down since June som.
New machinery has been Installed and
numerous repairs made. The orhciais
hope there will 10 no more shutdowns
this wear rs :hcy have 4 large NUMBER
81 orders IN hll
Mems Cluo
Tho Mons club Of the FresoYtertan
church vii! hold their regular monthly
y,pc;i-a Thursday evening at O'Clock
There Ia some very Important business
matters 70 come hefore the club and II
= desired that NIL members be present
After the business session social time
will be enjoyed.
Measuring Sooial
Tho members and friends or me
r-esbv,erIan church have received In
y;tationa 10 q measuring party to he
given at me church Friday evening ny
Miss Nellie Moore's class. Everyone IS
assured OF good time.
Personals
Miss Elizabeth St!Twell OF 9f~rton
IL m. guest Of friends here.
Miss Margars. OLeary OF Twentieth
street Is visiting friends In Cleveland
Ohio.
Miss Margaret Heron has returned 70
he- home IN Cleveland. Ohio. after
spending GONE time here with rr'enos.
Miss Della Jacobs OF Morgnnf down IS
the guest OF Miss Vera Jacobs OF War
wood avenue
Mr. and Hrs With Of Pittsburgh are
visiting NJ ,he homo OF Mrh and Mrs.
Charles jenkins,
Angus, wasmuth will return home
this week after spending some time at
Atlantic City.
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hammock

Misses Mollie and Alice Lodge enter
tanned at their home with o'clock
dinner o. Thursday evening. honorlng
their nephew and bride. Mr.. and Mrs
Kenneth Lodge. who were recently mar
RED and have returned from their wed
ding tour. which included an eastern
trip Those present at the dinner were:
Mr.. and Mrs. Kenneth Lodge. Bannock'
O.. Mrs. Mrs. Joseph Lodge and daugh-
Ter. Miss Mary and son. John. OF near
Shepherdstown. O.. Mr.. and Mrs. VII
liam Lodge and daughter. Miss Carrie;
NJ. and Mrs. O. c. Moore: Mr.. and Mrs.
E,dred Lodge: Mr.. and Mrs. Samuel Tay-
lor and grandson. Donald Hayes: Mr..
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and Mrs Howard Lodge. Measrs. VII
liam G. Hayes and William s. Ledge
Uud M.S"cS Mnllie and Alice Lodge.
Entertain at Keno
Mrs Lawrence" Armstrong very de-
ltgh,Gul.y entertained at their country
home. north Of town on Friday after
noon. the members oc the IL dies Fancy
Work club. also several others. Various
kinds ~ ncedl"work together with CON
tests and games formed the occupation
Of the ladies'. with the serving Of a
dainty luncheon a' IN appointed time.
the guest list included Mrs. Robert
McGraw. RellaIre. O: Mrs. Rcss Price,
81. ClairSv!lIe. o: Mrs. F.. f. rnncoaSt,
Belmont. O.; Mrs. W. T. Taylor, Mrs.
". 4. Merritt and Mrs Hobart Brth"!,
I-nIontown. O.: Misses Alice, Mollie
Lodge and Ethel Caldwell; MerdHmes
Kenneth Lodge. F-dred Ledge, 7. F..
Rovd IT. g. Caldwell. Howard Ledge,
r. p. Caldwell. John Caldwell Mamie
Lyle !. +. Whis<en. Samuel TAYLOR.
George Adamson. Arthur Harris. II. 7.
Murray. Mrs John Gosseft and Mrs
Earl Gossett.
Pave One Mile
Approxirnat one more MIL" nf ~"
Flushing and Tnion:own pike VIII be
paved this year. according % N" coun-
" commit ssIonerS. A committee or rcs!-
dents residing on that road called nDon
the board members recently requesting
that some improvements be made on The
remaining several miles. The growing
weight NJ trucks and the increase OF
traffic over all tho county roads has
made Il necessary GO spend NOR" money
on the one mile each year insurinE p
moro lasting road. than tho same
amount on several miles and with no
assurance OF a permanent road The
new having will I've OF brick 10 provide
as near permanent pavement as ran
be done. which will extend from tho
end OF the pavement. from tho mile
post Mt tho schoo! building. 20 mo tar
via and T.affertv road north or town,
The contract for the sam" was given a.
the regular meeting NJ ~" commission
ers on Monday 10 Miller & Fletcher Of
ST. Clairsville q. The work. II Is stated,
will be started NJ once.
Death Of Child
Charles Clyde. the young son n Mr..
and Mrs Lawrence Bonner. local resi-
dents. nged almost six months. died at
His parents home on Wednesday after
a short illness of whooping-COuGh
Funeral services were hold on Friday
morning at 10 o'clock in the local NTH
odist church. conducted by Tie pastor.
Rev. y. J. Reynolds.
Interment followed IN tho Union
cemetery at St. Clairsv!lle. O.
Car Turns Over
Richard Deromcdre Of Oco had mar
row escape from painful YET serious ac-
cident when tho automobile In which
he and n friend were riding turned over
on the Pavement Mt the sharp turn on
the hill Just south If town. Although
the former Is suffering from cuts and
bruises, Il Is stated no bones are
broken. .
hammock Briefs
Tho boys and girls classes ~ mo
local ~ F. church are planning 70 give
an entertainment In the church In the
near future for the bencht Of these or
ganized classss. The program for Same
Will appear at a later date.
Mrs. q. F. Taylor and mother-in-law.
Mrs. Taylor. Of Geo, spent Friday IN
Wheeling.
Mrs. MARROW OF Bellaire and Mrs.
The Wheeling intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1903-1961, 1922-07-11
SUCCESSFUL RAID

rrohihl;lcr Officers Clayton and WI.
lam Guryruu hay. been raiding III"
home of Mamie Smith AZ No. 81 Tween
ry-ssventh street repeatedly. for alleged
Illicit liquor but have always been IN
successful. Yesterday afternoon. the
Two men swoop"d down upon the place.
and az a result the Smith woman Is
in the county jail awaiting hear
:ag For the Officers found whiskey
and home brew and placed the woman
under arrest.
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daughter He!e, Of West Alexander
were Euss.S ~ his parents Sunday
W. and Mrs J. w. Spilinan ana
children Of Foilanshcc, recently spent
few DAYS vacation with his mother
Mrs Mary Jane Spillman.
Mr.. ard Mrs Kelly Guy and Mrs
Snra Helm spent Sunday with Mrs
Susan Guy.
Mrs and Mrs. Blaine Fisher OF Tria-
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q
Mis-

delphia. were Sunday guests OF MP.
md Mrs. Wood Snlter.
Mr.. and Mrs viii Sampson and chill
dr,n and Harold Smith 4 Elm Grove
were week snd guests OF Mr.. and Mrs.
Silas Sampson.
Silas Sampson has had very sore
hand the last week as the result OF
having il caught in the binder July
Fourth.
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Middletown. %. July lo-Middletown
experienced the greatest building boom
In It's history the month - Jane. &C
cordinE To ;hr figures by CITY Building
InSpectro Corson. who said permits Is
yued ;ha> month ,oca'cd f20S.520.
The Wheeling intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1903-1961, 1922-07-11

Lima. O. July l0.-Horuly passenger
car service on the Western Ohio Inter
uroan railway between Lima and Piqua,
will be iaaugurated July 20.
The Wheeling intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1903-1961, 1922-07-11

Leirsic. o. July lo.-A caSlegram to
Mrs. y J. Hoffman ---loun""s the birth
OF 4 daughter 20 their son. Or. Rolla +.
Hoffman and his wife. missionaries In
MeShed Persia.
The Wheeling intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1903-1961, 1922-07-11

50. Mars. o. July ia wage tn
crease Of 81 month was granted by the
city ccvuci, 20 police and firemen.
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s1aI.ER TO HUNTINGDON

Huntington. w. Va. Iuly lo.-E. A.
SIgler tonight was named principal OF
Huntington high school. He was prin-
cIpal OF Central Junior High school
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RIVER STAGES

Davis Island Dam: SIS failing clear.
Morgantcwn: feet stationary clear.
OIL CITY % feet falling clear.
Warren feet stationary clear.
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Ohio News

Cincinnati, Q, July IA motion pie
ture comedy Crossroads Of Cincinnati"
r. % - produced ~ N" Cincinnati
Tfn,eS-S,ar. n conjunction with the As
soc!a.ed FIRST Na,tona. Pictures Corpo-
ration.
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Fremont. o. July ln.-Service de-
partment workmen, engaged in excara-
ting for sewers find bones OF what were
believed 10 be remains OF Indians
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Toledo. O.. July Io.--More than rs
Ooo. ono. has been added 20 N" 1921 per-
soral tax duplicate OF Lucaas county
hy me tax board
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Tifcin. O.. July lo.-BruHo GrummeL
local hunter and trapper. trapped
white rrouuGhos. he said. the tirst 70
be caught IN this county.
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Toledo. O.. July lo.-An increase ct
only 200 in the public school cnrol.ment
here over 1871. = shown IN a report OF
rhe school census.
The evening herald. [volume] (Albuquerque, New Mexico) 1914-1922, 1922-06-19
Chicago Board Of Trade

CHICAGO june 10 General
allinr Induced rs cooler weather
and hF rains where needed In the
domestic winter crop belt asa on
Siderable 10 carry wheat prices
downward today during the carly
ioahugs upuninE quotations which
varied 10 ~ cent lower July
fitoA - sltt and September
81 f2h 10 say were followed
ny a material further setback all
sround
Corn aud osis descended wish
wheat Arcr opening unrhanrsd
To a " x cents off with July Glh
to tiH cents, thr corn market
continued "a fail
Oats started % cent 90 y Hk
cents lower jay g3H 20 afc and
tainr underwent an additional usg
Lower quotations on hogs weak
cned provisions
Numerous email rallirs took
plsee hnf thay falied 10 last No
aggressive husinE developed The
clnsr was heavy res fo iM cents
nri iuwrr with Iuly site 10 iltbh
aud September St.iNA 10 81 feV
Announcement ~ an Increase %
more than z.oaoe 0o hushels IN tho
visible supply tntnl waf a surprise
Tho market closed steady %
! cen net lower with July siAc
Ciorcf
lard iuly 81 30. sept. fff.77.
Riha--Juiy tlaa1. sept tf2.z0.
Wheat July ti.i0. Sept,
ttfeN; prc N1tH
Cern July S1A sept. 04N
Dcr Hthc
oais July ave; Sept sehc;
Dec. aaAc
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R AND RANCHES

ROhEkTs TURNER CO AIS WEST
Gold avenue. ave handled faneL
properties for years.
FOR SAIL Small Bnca. three fourths
mile wcai 81 bridge; modern house A
.. inmea. phaae stiiJa
100 ACRE RELiNQUisHMKNT. two acres
stuff. goad we'll ~ wascri two. room
house, famiahed 5000 90 cash. n. All
rim Aeimen. Caiorada.
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rnnI1nN INlmANnr

WV spitk June ~ Foreign
cEchlng weak Great Hritain, de-
maud fffH cnhlcs f.gfM go day
niils nu bank saGN France de-
istud a.4Sn cahlrs S.ag Italy,
demand ass cables i7SN Bel-
tuu. demand fi2. cables S1ch
C'rmauy demand sou cahlcs
40 Holland. demand 80 90
cnhios AS $50 Norway. demand
t4.hb Sweden. demand l.5t Dem
mark. dnmand ei.4F switzerland
demand $40 90. Spain demand
1899. Grecco. demand aa7. po-
land demand .oe hf CEe ho-Slo-
yakia demand es Argentine de-
mand Jb.15. Erazil demand 1870.
Montreal uQh
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NEW YORK juno 10 Foreign
bar silver 20 -
copper steady. rlrrtrolytic spot
1nd futures 12A nifc.
TIN easy. spot and futurca
f1i.t2.
lrnn stcadyi No. ! northern
f2f 90 ~ $500. No. northern
2s.oGW 1900; No. . southern $500
q tao 90.
Lead weady: spot tbTb mseo.
Zine quiet Isaft 81 louis spot
sud nrfrhy delivery ~ 81 n a43.
Aniimony spot sb12ma.aT.
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MISCELLANEOUS

Use TOE Herald Want a
quick. sure re-nlis
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MARKETS
New York Stocks

NEW YORK. June io.-Th~ fur
Their remarkahic advance os Mex
!eau Petroleum wa b dominant
development ~ today's duh stock
market. Oothcr oils and some of
fao industrial and speclalties also
strengthened but ruils reflected
igfo-t conditions. sales approx
mated 5to. 600 s3arcH The closing
was firm
lHf9as
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Nm NnIlIN \

NEW YORK. juno f9-Cnil
money easy. hirh 3 low "a rul-
inE rate @ closing bid "a offered
nt @ last iuun 90 calf loans
ugninHt rcccutnuc"s g. time loans
yf.nty; go dnyH 90 days 4 six
moufha a.
Prime mercantile paper 4Nfh
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NrM NnmN anrrnN

NEW YORK. june 10 Spot
cotton steady middiinE te2.2b
Cotton futurra ciused steady.
Iuiy t.2.7c. October f22.70.
rccrmhcr see As January s22 90
Aflgch ~ 20.
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poNDS

NEW YORK juno ia-Llhcrty
tondH clusad a. $1,000. first
~ 500 90 bid: second ta s39ps
first "a = 500 t2. second ths
800 90 third AZ 500 os,
fourth aAh 500 9s victory a. ..
SlOU..d.
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T.iyestocl

crtpts 31.tooi better grades
beef steers butcher. she stock
n ana cutters and ntockers
about steady: top beef steer ts.1bs
buik fs.2saffbi IN between grades
fut she stock and lower grades
beef steers weak 20 10 cents lower.
hulls 10 to 10 cents lower; biddtng
~ 20 20 cents lower on veal calves;
butcher she stock large $3.50
f2b. y and cutters t3.009
4 90 bologna bulls early around
Sf.soi bidding ss-Oo@S.b0. mostly
On veal calves.
Hog receipts IS 900: opening
slow. steady 70 rs cents lower on
good butchers. later active night
md iight butchers steady. others
o 60 10 vents lower; top $3.50,
nne load bulk tIO.eOmfO.7O: blg
packers doing little; bidding 70 Ia
% cents lower. pigs about steady:
heavy weight SiQ.3sG 1855. med I,
lum $4,000 1915: light ti0.7eh
1878. light light fio.2bm 1855.
packing scws smooth 1885 y 1000.
hacking sows. rough S8.9OVo40.
killing pigs t9.2bni03e.
sheep receipts 1900. steady To
frung sp0is higher. four loads
good Idaho lambs SASS with 800
out. early TOP native $3.50; SOM
ncid higher. culla natives mostly
$3.50. very good dry fed 81 pound
yoarlinGs sii.0O. good i0b pound
led Texas wethers $3.50: top light
rwcs to killers $3.50. T.
ST JOSEPH. June Ia Hos ro-
cnipts ii.00o; slow, packers anil
shippers bidding 10 To 20 cents
lower, packing sows 10 cents low
rr; bulk SS.&5m9 800. average cost
Saturday siO.2G; weight 226
pounds. average cost laAt week
tt0i5 for 2sS Founders.
cattle receipts loo beef steer
dcady e. strong Al other pack
ers dull. ycarlinEa butcher COWS
ana bulls weak TO lower, top beef.
uoera s6.7b; TOP ycariings CARLY
f8.25. No strictly choice beef cat
fle horr. cows inrgcly $3.50 d0wn,
calves mostly co cents lower.
Sheep receipts i.2e0. fat lambs
uneven. strong To- SO cents higher
in spots. top Fat Lambs ti1.bo,
drive In mostly sii.0e. cuIis ts-oa
one deck OF sixty pound Texas
ycarlings $500. owes steady. 1850.
DENVER. Juno fs.-cattie re-
cciptg 5000, slow. 20 cents lower;
beef steel f7.25ms7s. cows and
heifvr $500 7.Ts: calves Ss.5Gm
90 90. bulls S2.s0mt.so stockcFs
aud feeders $3.50 n Z 90. "
Hog receipts fg5. Market steady
to stronE toy tio.so. bulk ts7sH
si0.t0.
sheep receipts go: steady.
clipped ffaom 80 Spring lamhs
81 oOefi2 90.
KANSAS CITY. June 1a-Csttie
receipts $4,000; all classes slow.
better grados beef steers 10 to ~
'cnts tower. early top tg.Ss some
held around $3.50. bidding un-
lower, on pihrr gradea.l
.ycarlings . cents lower. she stock
md cannom weak to Is cents low
&C.: hulls Ef0Ofs5 90: primo lot
$500. canners s.. gom27B: bulls
Htrady5 boignus sa.7bM 400. few
lower better grade v%caicrH f70OM
500.
Hos receipts 90. 600; slow 10 60
20 cents lower; mostly f00'S
ccntH. lower top SiO.4e; bulk i06.
10 $50 pound light tiuisWl0asg
bulk - nios $1,000 ie-a5 throw
out sows mostly 81 75 zoe; stock
pigs about steady. bcst flo.7b.
Sheep scccipts 1000; sheep
strong 10 onc quarter higher light
fed ewes S. 90, yeariingr fio.k0.
lambs 20 to SO cents higher. host
natives Sb25; bulk better grade
ui75mts9o.
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? red tloa1fo7.
Corn. No. 2 white teh; No. ?
yellow CSC.
HAY. timothy soc 10 81 iowtF. =
clover. mixed hOc lower others uuF
hanged. No. ! timothy Ste.huHl.
1850. No. l clover 1850 o. 1850.
OMAHA. Junp i9--Whcaf No. 4
? hard fl.O2Wi.Og. No. = mixed
DS ~ % cents
Corn, No. 2 white sax; Mo-. saa
mixed b4ffS4h.
osa= No. 2. white sac. Nc
white 80 &C.
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KANSAS CITY. June fa-EKRs
unchanged, nirts 20; butter un-
changed, cred mery asc. packing
f2c. poultry unchanged: broilefs
l7ci hens ipc: raostcrS lie.
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wheN, SO 2 hard ,i,oSei,se. Sc
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pnINCARr InnEs ArrInN

PARIS June lily the As
soriaicd Press Premier poln-
care "a II understood. has decided
o. prcsH parliament for immediate
ratification Of the treaties nenntia-
ted al the Washington cunfcrence.
Coli H. ~ putch origin. althoaEh
Generally Identified with Scotland
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CHICAGO. juno 1n-Potntoes
fscady, receipts is4 cary total u.
$ shirmenfs itfs. Alabama.
Louisiana. Oklahoma sacked bliss
frlumpha No 4. $3.50 n 2.7s cwt.
Ainhamo apauldinE ROSE sacked
No. I. s2.0o n 2.2s cwt. North Caro-
lima stayc barrels Irish rohhicrs
$3.50 4.7t; Norfolk stave barfcsn
Irish cohhlers No. 1. best tf.1bM
500. poorrr grade st.2bm $50,
eastern shore Virginia sHlcr to job
hers Irish cnhbierH eSTbm6.0o
rwt Old stock steady Wisconsin
Michigan sacked round whltra
81 7in 2 90 cws Idaho sacked ru-
rails S9t5 cwt. Idaho sacked run
scts f2foa27s cwt
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FOR RENT Rooms

FOR RKsr Tsrpishsa ross and sisssias
porsl. f2a soath fhlrd.
20 RRgST-ooe room. furnished for
ieht horfekerpinF M tWa- room fur
nlahrd apartment 30 sirk nor children.
500 North Fourth.
fnR HhNf-Faar.goam modern iurnishei
house wlh two r0rehah. basement
1901 q teprer Inguirc $40 n Cedar.
TuR RENr-0nt nieoly furnishod room
~ iishi haarekrsplng close ia
Can i01,
FnR RENr-kies. clean slsspiEz snd
Aeesehesrine reoms. ieth Norih
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Produce

CHICAGO dune is-Bu;scr
lower; creamery extras Sbc, firsts
aoh . afcs seconds ~ q 1ahr.
standards IS sc.
Egg higher rccciptH f2.sTe
cafrs. fir~tr 22T22Mc; ordinary
nrsts 20iaH 81 mirce. ,ancous ~
VEIN storage packed r2traa "a,
rtularc packed nrsts ~ hc.
Poultry alive unchanged. fowls
sihc: brothers a2H sc. roosters
re.
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WANTED-Houses
or Woman

,LiCirORs 10 sell silE hosiery either
ben uf ucmru Big honey made a.
i business e. The aEsui Who b. vuhng
arrE. Iffuaif nu sHmlira refunded
|sr agent has turned in Is ordcrs
nlit uriircry made through this office
'rai @h Hosiery Co. idta H. A b..
'nk blig. Fort Worth, Toy
IT GOVERNMENT rosIrIogs-Pos.
bal nail scrviee. mun. women. IA. ever,
Hundreds appointments made
Iriy. fiau month. Examinations soon.
! eSperienes requirod. Pull particulars
Write Coinmbia School Civil Ser
10, 52t Pope Bldg. Washington. d. &.
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FOR SALE

Fivc-room adobe hou,e. lot sOx
Toe foet. $3.50; terms.
Choice lot Fourth ward bOxi4s
o., 1850 terms. Inquire Ma
tonnl Investment Co. 2O6 la
West Gold.
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FOR sALE-Houses

foh sAlk-hsv four room house. with
bath and front and rear porchea.
closed in sleeping porch, q .CBO. small
payment cash, halance lie rent. south.
wet corner Ninth and Coal Ave. Phone
y VI Strong or l. G. Bennett At 40 or it5
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Miscellaneous

| PRODUCE THE FOODS
EHow YOUR CARDS
thsf's ,ust what We are ralns 70 o.
90 ennseai 10 send NJ your neat afy
asnlng. dyeieg and hating, The var
oyer--isi4 popular prices, Ladies'
b g~srtiemsn's suits, cleaned and
|ssssd st,oo. This work " strictly
.sranised.
|UR HOURS SERVICE. NO Case.
sE opOR.
|NEw WAY DRY cLEANsEs
aa. 500 $40 Cola Ass
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