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The Wheeling intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1903-1961, 1922-11-16
MUSKINGUM TO CLOSE
, HOME CARD SATURDAY

MuskIngum will close her football
season at home Saturday when they
meet the strong aggregation Of Hunt
igton. W. Va. Marshall College comes
To New Concord with one ot the best
records of any team played here this
season. Teams such as Kentucky Uni
vocSiiy. West Virginia Wesleyan and
Marietta appeared on their schedule.
The Marshall record to date is:
Marshall. Il Anderson Jr. Col. 6
Marshall. 1890. 0 Uni. Of ky...... 10
Marshall. IS TrausyIvania 80. o
Marshall. q Marietta ........lF
Marshall. ..... 81 W. Va Wesleyan. As
Marshall 80 Georgetown ..... q
The Huntington lads come with well
balanced and Shtfty haCktield and a
modern Hercules for center, thanked with
4 heavy line. Crow. the big center
weighs two hundred and fifty pounds
and goes back on defensive center. CROW
was the all-State High school tackle ioS
Huntington High school. graduating
with Workman, HOnopcr and stewart
famous Ohio Staote stars. He played
three years as center on the High sch""I
basketball team and while at W. Va.
University played center both in basket
ball and football for the Mountalncer
freshmen. Crow is undoubtedly the
biggest man playing football IN tho
middle west and with his ability I" so
back Of the line and break up passes
he is a double threat man on III" oitensc
being called back both - drop Kick ana
pass.
Hay. left tackle. weighs "a POUNDS
He played football at Randolph Macon
Academy. Virginia. and Is another star
or the. Marshall line. The strength oil
their back field may be rcckoncd by
comparison Of the old Marshall men ana
Furbec.. Furbce held halfhack position
at MuSkinEum last year and was one
of the hardest tacklcrs on the squad
He ran the ball with splendid a"'"'E
and WAS considered valuable man
I'urbec is playing at Marshall this year
and in Spitc Of his unusual ahiIitE' nc
has been put ON the bench on several
occasions and has never received men
zion above anyone else. Therefore, the
Marshall backs must bc of an unusual
,.I,ss To bc able to eclipse Furhce :"
crnrlctcly. Another line On the strength
or tho Marshall team is that they scored
,hrec ,ouChdownS against West virginia
WESLEYAN while Washington ana J'"tE-
SON were able To score but two
The Wheeling intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1903-1961, 1922-11-16
1R1sHMEN WITHDRAW.

st. Louis, Nov. l5.-The st. Louis
branch Of the American Association TOT
the Recognition of the irish kepupnc'
has withdrawn from the national Dody'
II was announced this afternoon. Inc
national body is supporting canon DE
and the local branch II was
stated. is out OF harmony, with the
national organization, pnd Will reorgan-
lie under the name OF the american
Friends OF Ireland"
The Wheeling intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1903-1961, 1922-11-16
.BEARCATS CLASH WITH
V|GILANT A. C. SUNDAY
Championship Gr.dtron Battle Expected
When Teams Meet on South Een-
Wood Grounds.

When the Bear Cats Of Rcnwood and
the Nigtlan;s OF Martins Ferry clash
Sunday. on the South Benwood grounds
the fans will witness two Of the best
amateur teams in the valley Neither
team has suffered a defeat. che Bear
cats having seven victories and tho
NtEilantS having six. The Ferry lads
hav not even hecn scored on. Sd if the
BenwoodcrS score they will accomplish
more than other teams have been able
10 do thus far.
The Nirilants boast Of the fastest
tackf"ld in their class with DelhuggS
and Cecil brothers. so ii remains up TO
the understandable line of the Bear Cats
to hold them,
The strength of the Bear Cats Is not
known. tlthough they have defeated
thicr opponents they have never cNcrt"d
themselves NOR than necessary To win.
Coach Flanagan is making general
change both In the line up as well as III
plays. therefore ii Is very Nu2zl!ng%ha,
the outcome of the game Will be- There
are several of the players on III" acct
dent list and all efforts arc being made
to round them in SHAPE"
Both teams having a large number or
followers. Il vcCord crowd Is anticipated.
Tho r-nh,hls ltururS VIII take the field:
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New Orleans has l. active stations Of
It's Child Welfare Association.
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GENOA CONFERENCE
TO Be HELD APRIL 10

Paris. March City The Associated
Press )-Apri 10 has hc"n definitely
settled upon as the date for the opening
Of tho Genoa economic conference.
Italy. from whom request for dc!ay
had been expected owing to the extended
cabinet crisis last month. informed IN"
foreign officers today that she would
be ready on that date.
The French government will have hNc
representatives at tho opening or N"
conference. one OF whom - quite likely
70 be Premier Hoincare himself, nHt lot
a few days only.
The meeting or the finance minister's
OF France. Great Britain, Italy ana Eel
GUM on March . will be merely tor IN"
purpose o: discussing tho distribution
among the allied powers OF tho r"Hara-
tons payments ALREADY made by Ger
many.
with respect II tho n.r7tinE or the
foreign ministers OF the allied govern
ments IN Paris on March 20. France Is
anxious for The earliest discussion ~
near east questions. as 1t ts f"ared IN
official quarters that with tho return "'
spring and the disappearance or the
snow, the roads thus becoming pracNc-
nble. the Greeks and Turks will resume
hostilities, which will make the W"rk or
IN. foreign ministers more difficult.
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TO PROMOTE SWEDISH
TRADE WITH RUSSIA

Stockholm. Feb lS-Lead!nG Swedish
banks are understood TO he attempting
70 form pool with a capital stock or
s3S.000,O0O 10 promote Swedish trade
with Russia by the purchase OF Russian
natural products.
Stockholm's leading conservative daily
the Nya pagligt Allchanda, asserts that
there IS no doubt that the project is I'M
der way and that tho Swedish financiers
seriously contemplate establishing 4
central hank in Moscow through which
trade with Russia can be carried on for
cash payments in gold and silver.
It Is believed here that tho Swedish
bankers intended in this way 10 meet tho
efforts OF American corporations TO
open trade with Russia.
1t Is understood that. under this
Swedish plan. Russian products arc 70
he delivered 10 large central warehouses
IN Russia whose security viii he guar
antecd by tho Russian government.
Warehouse certificates are 10 be neg"-
table in the proposed central bank and
will he available as security for bank
credits or rs means OF payment for mcr-
chandise This method OF procedure has
been thoroughly approved by experts in
Russian trade.
The primary problem TO be So!Tcd ar
the present time Is how to stimulate
Russian production. chiefly agriculture.
II is w"ll known that the Russian peas
ants have long since lost all interest IN
Russian paper rubles. and have refused
10 accept them in payment for their pro-
ducts. Thus the only way OF purchas-
ing agricultural and other products in
Russia at present in by barter.
~,
stiles as matches, tobacco. textiles and
agricultural implements for their farm
products and such things they cannot
buy with Russian paper ruhlNs. It Is
believed here that such 4 project rs that
Of the Swedish banks will not only spur
the Russian peasants TO plant larger
crops than at present but will counter
act tho depressing effects of Russia 8
utterly Debated currency.
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GOV, SMALL'S TRIAL
POSTPONED 80 DAYS

WauKcEan. III. March Cry The
Associated rregsN-T The trial OF GOV
crnnr Len Small OH charges Of ON
&piracy 20 cmb"Hzl" state FUNDS was
postponed today until April >.
The governor asked sixty days delay
on the ground that his presence here
Nnuld interfere with letting of spring
ROAD building contracts. .iUIi;" EDWARDS
granting thirty days delay Oh III" uh-
,lcr-tauding that no more decays Will DC
asked.
Special ycnirc or nfty iurym"n hah
rrpnrirI for duty today. JudE" Ia.
wards ordered III" Vcn!rc '9tl."d hn'
heard tn" excuses Of Il dozen or NOR"
dairy farmers vino pleaded. That theE
were. nced"d az home. They we're en-
,u>"d il Crw others dismissed for cause
and then tn" first hitch developed II"
governor and his attorneys had not ar
rived
9. G. l.cforEc". chief OF the gov
crnur's lawyers had notified the court
last night that he would arrive with
his client at II q. NJ. hut they were de
laycd on the road and did not rcarh
Waukcgan until Has. 50 court Was
adjourned until "a.
Five minutes before that nour INC
governors attorneys handed copy o.
their motion asking for the two months
delay 10 the attorneys for the state
Tho motion was accompanied BY tWl
arndavltS.
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ELEVEN RIOTERS ARE
SENTEN ED TO DEATH

Manila, March Cry the ASS""'A'
tod I.ress )--Elcvcn ScrE"antS and cor
rorals Of constabuhry w"r" sentence"
to death ny Ia" supreme court today f"T
participation in y riot December -. l?-"
in which four police officers and -four
other persons were hili"d aTI mum
Der woundcd. tn" Defendants had ap
nealed from tho decision Of IGc court "t
first instance. which sentenced then
only 10 l!fc imprisonment.
Six;y-six other Defendants 'HHT'"1
conStabulary. who received sentence!
Of seventeen years for pari:r!jHti"r ~
thr murders were S"ntcnccd 10 l:fe i'm
rriSoRm"nt
Tho scvcnty-scvcn ConStahularY ar'
already serving prison terms Of '"T
years for scd!t.on in connection with h,
riot.
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INTEREST IN PURE
BRED HOG PRICES

Columbus. Ohio. March 6-"Prices
paid for pure bred hogs are OF great
interest because Of the attention now
being paid by farmers to the breeding
OF hogs" c. J. West. federal agricul-
tural stat!stician for ohio. says in 4
Statcmrn. today. Bred gifts have
averaged about S3S per head and sows
around SIS. At number Of sales he'd
IN different parts OF the state. accord
ms 10 him.
when farmer can sell go pound
hog for meat purposes at more than
SOS. and pure BREEDS can be bought at an
average price Of only S3S per head It
would seem that he could afford TO sell
a few OF his common or grade breed
ing animals and buy pure bred stock. "
The statement declared.
From records OF the prices paid for
TO gifts at eleven sales. |, appears that
cne-third sold at prices ranging from
$40 10 $40. though the number selling
between SO and So vas almost rs
lHrs" and 81 peg cent sold from $40 TO
$50 per head. Fifteen az the 10 gifts
sold for more than $50 and less than
SIS. Only three sold for moro than
Sl0n. Half OF the total number sold
for S36 or less.
"One-third Of the lGl s"wS on which
prices were received sold at prices rang
INK between $40 and $50. or about $40
per head higher than tho gifts. The
butk OF the SOW sales were between
$50 and $50 per head. The higher aver
age for Sows than for gifts is IN part
the result or number OF gales arc
fairly hlgh figures Eleven SowS sold
At more than 800 and four were re-
ported AT $500 or more. and ono sold
for $500. l'alf Of the total number OF
sowS sold at SAI or less.
"Or"n gifts sold at a prevailing price
q: So per head. or the eighteen sales
Of bears. fourteen sold for $50 or less. =
The Wheeling intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1903-1961, 1922-03-07
LOST AND found

L.OST-Tr Elm Grove. or on National
Road between Elm Grove and Fulton.
n- stolen from residence on Avenue Il.
Elm Grove, the following. all contained
n small patent leather purse three
quarter carat diamond solitaire in plat
!num. setting: large diamond solitaire
n platinum setting; dinner ring. com
posed OF a large brown diamond and
small white diamond: ! one-eighth carat
diamond ring; l opal ring surrounded
ny diamonds; paper dollars, and one
lg2@ silver dollar Very liberal reward
and no questions asked, for return or
information leading to the return TO
Room 3l2 Board OF Trade building.
ma-T-S
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TRIALS IN IRELAND
MAY CAUSE TROUBLE

Belfast, March 6.-(By The Associat-
cd ress)-Trouble is feared along the
Down section of the frontier az result
Of strained feeling due to the trials OF
Republicans which were concluded IN
the county Down assizes court today
with sentences being imposed varying
from one 10 seven years.
James MONAGHAN, local commandant
Of the Irish Republican army at Newry,
was sentenced to seven years penal
scrvitudc When the sentence was pro-
nounccd he protested: I am an OFFICER
Of the Irish Republican army and as
such I hold that am outside the 1ur-
!sdiction of this court. o..
Two brothers, Michael and Patrick
Murncy. who were arrested at the same
time, were tried with Monaghan. Mich
ael was sentenced to - months hard
labor and Patrick TO six years Of penal
SerSitude
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MARSHAL BUCHWALD
COMES HOME TODAY

ltIjs Buchwald, who went the latter
part Of last week to Washington. D. c..
To be sworn In as United States deputy
marshal for the Northern district Of
West Virginia. will return home this
morning, coming from Charleston where
he went on his way back from the
national capital.
Mr.. Buchwald is expected to begin
preparat tons for the early removal Of
the marshars office from Fairmont to
Wheeling.
No announcement is forthcoming as
Yet as to who will be selected by the
new marshal for his deputies.
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EMPLOYEE KILLS
WEALTHY IMPORTER

New York, March 6-~Wh;lc half
hundred terrified girl employees looked
on. Max F,nEcl. 81. wealthy importer and
garment manufacturer was shot and
MORALLY wounded today by discharged
cmploye.
\ fcw hours later. the alleged slayer
Isadorc Earp, II. Of Brooklyn, was ar
rested AS he loitcred before the scene
of the murder, Engels factory In lower
Fifth avenue. \ strange impulse had
drawn the youth back and held MIN
there fascinated.
The Wheeling intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1903-1961, 1922-03-07
SEVERELY HURT
BY AUTOMOBILE.

Mrs. Ella IIoyt. Of No q Thirty
fourth street is in the ohio Valley Cen
eral hospital suffering from a fractured
jaw and number of cuts and bruises
about the body as the result of being
run down by i Paige automobile driven
by Lawrence Triple. At Thirty-third
street last evening. The car is owned
by chester Il. Thompson.
Mrs, IIoyt was crossing the street. II
is s.lid. and failed To notice the approach
ing automobile. The driver stopped al
once. and rushed her to the hospital
where she Vas resting as we'll as could
be expected. 1T an early hour this morn
ing.
The accident occurred at the intersec-
ton Of Thirty third and EolE streets
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GET TWO STILLS
ON VIEW STREET.

Prohibition officers with deputy
sher!rfs and city police last night raid
ed No. $50 View street and conhScated
n 3o-gallon still. 500 gallons of mash
ard 10 gallons OF moonshine liquor. NO
arrests were made.
Going TO another place on View street
alleged to belong to Roy Steers the
raiders got 3o-Sallon still and 400 gal
Ions OF mash.
Participating In the raid were Deputy
Prohibition Commissioner J. F.. Clayton,
Prohibition Enforcement Officer Will
liam Gutman. Deputy Sheriff Dave
Clcary. Police Patrolman William Bici
and Detective George Buchwald.
The Wheeling intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1903-1961, 1922-03-07
JUGO SLAV CABINET
PROTESTS TO ROME

Eclgrade, March 6-CRy tho ASs"c'-
atcd I>rcss) THE JuGo STAY cap'ne'
after 4 thorough discussion OF the S''na-
ton at Fiumc. has drtided IN SEM Il
note of protest to the Rome EovArnmcht,
The allied cabinets arc being ADVISED
that this step is being taken ana tha'
il also has been decided % adopt meas
Urcs To- protect IuSo SldV interests
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IRISH REPUBLICANS
ARREST ENG. OFFICERS

Limerick, ireland. March 6.~-(By The
Associated Press.)-Thc armed men
ur the Mid-LimcriCk brigade OF the
Irish republican army entered the Hal
son office this evening and arrested
CAPTAIN O'Shaughnessy, the liaison ofh-
Ccr.
IIavargar Hall was commandcrcd THIS
evening by additional republican army
units who arrived in the city from out
side districts u join the other troops
who came into Limerick Sunday ana
commandercd the pricipal hotels.
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FIRE At PLATTSBURG
DESTROYS BARRACKS

Plattshurg. y. Y. March s.-Seven
buildings at the Plattsburg barracks
were destroyed by fire carly this morn
Ing. One hour after the flames were dis
covered. the fire department assisted by
approximately 1000 soldiers still were
combating tho flames which AT that
time threatened the hospital. One SOL
der had been overcome by smoke and
another WAS reported TO be missing.
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GIVES PRINCETON SCHOLARSHIP

Pittsburgh. Pa, March ca scholar
ship, based on tho annual income from
a gift of $4,000. has been established
ut princeton University by Mrs Ursula
$. Reilly, Of Pittsburgh, in memory or
CAPTAIN Charles s. Reilly, who was
killed during the Mcuse-Argonne of1en-
sivc in France. The scholarship is open
TO any student entering Princeton from
Western Pennsylvania.
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ANNOUNCE s. s. CONFERENCE

CiarkSburg. w Va. March 6--Dr
Walts- \. Snow. general secretary Of
the West Virginia Sunday School as
ISOLATION. upon returning from two
months vacation in Florida. announced
here today tina: several regional con-
fcrcnces would be held at different cit
cs in the state during the month OF
May.
The Wheeling intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1903-1961, 1922-03-07
AUTO SALESMAN
MARRrES ACTRESS

New YORK. March G.---F+lw.n \. Bar
gc-. Cincinnati automob!l" salesman.
and Evelyn GoSncN. actress. ~ SpartH,
Ms. who hcram" Acquainted upon sail
ing from R"rmwdo last week on the
steamship Fort Hamilton. rushed
straight from the Cangplank 20 tive NH
n!cIpal building today and were married
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FARM FOR SALE-1Snla acres good
ground, we'll water, plenty OF timber
GOOD orchard: seven room house. pantry,
collar. drilled we'll. Altered C!stern on
porch: large barn. wagon shed. gCanary,
chicken house: estate must be sold; a
harSain; no niddlcmans profit: low at
5000. J. &. shaw, 203 S. Tenth St,
Cambridge. o. mar.i't
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THE MENDEL COMPANY
CARL ,. Kspnsr. Prov.
FUNERAL DIRECTORS
iPravAss oaapsl. 1908 chayitas sszsss
CAn Phone 1617
DIED

SAWTELlr-On Sual4y March 5.h. 1922
AT 80 O'clock l.. M. ARCHIE L.
SAWTELl age - !e&-s.
Services at his residence. o2c Main
street Tuesday evening At O'Clock.
Friends luNiled. ln;eTMent private
Wednesday morning, Greenwood GEM
etery.
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HOUSE FOR SALE

WILL, SELL. at a bargain-pn National
Pike railroad, interurban. near FONT
Mills, about :, acre: Level, good house.
S rooms: possession April /: # you want
\ bargain. act quick: at stop -: val
consider exchange. William L. Mitchell,
Triadelphia, W. Va, Z. r. D. No. >.
mark
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NOTED ARTIST DEAD

larminEton. Conn. March 6.--Rohe-;
Boiling ErandCEce. portrait and land
scape painter and n lifelong intimate
friend OF the la'c Charles Ncol Flagg.
artist Of Hartford. died at his home
here late yesterday.
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N. ]. RATTTEs 18TH AMENDMENT

Trenton, y. J.. March 6.--Thc New
Jersey senate tonight ratified the 18th
amendment to the federal constitution
by the vote of II to 4. Three Republic
cans Joined with Senator Simpson. DEM
ocrat, In voting against ratification.
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JOIINSON-Ou Saturday, March 4. 1922.
at 90 O'Clock +. NJ. at the late resi-
deECo No. :. Alley 40. HENRY G.
JOHNSON in the 74th year OF his age
funeral services from the chapel OF The
McHdel t'uueral Home. 1915 Chapline
street. Tuesday Afternoon. at $50.
Friends respectfully invited 70 attend.
InLrgmvuc l'euiaSu.a cemetery.
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roe SALB

FOR SAI.E-Esgs from selected silver
laced Wyaudottcs. $50 per setting
o. IS delivered. George II. Neuhard.
Vhonc 71lS-R-4 Elm Grove. MATT
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FOR SALE-FARMS

- ACRES-Sear Cad.G and ben
usscn pike: barns. wagon shed.
crib. etc: S rm. house. new paint,
slate roof furnace: water p;pcd
IN: two orchards, timber; $500.
,ico. ". Beau. r. u. S. Cadiz.
Ohio. mar.l-I
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wAuTED-TRKALE

lady with some office cXper;-
cncc 10 work on records. Some
ono who IS reasonably speedy
and accurate. state experience
and salary wanted IN replying.
Address 'TermaAcnt, care In
tcll!EcnCc-. man
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roR EEa--EURNIsHED ROOMS

FOR RENT - Furnished housekeeping
rooms. Fer week $500 M. No oh!ec-
don TO children. 1929 Chapi!uc street.
na-6-i
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MALE AND FEMALE HELP WANTED

wANTED-Men a0d women Coz adNec-
Using purposes. only q. IL. people
with pep. Genuine. Apply to G. l.. KEEL
Manhattan Hotel. l4c9 Market street
mat J
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IOST-Sew set Ohio Truck License
number S974l. between bridgeport and
Wheeling. Return TO Myers Garage.
@l4S Main ST, Telephone 25g5-R
ma-7-h
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CRUDE OIL.

Oil City. March 5.--Crcdit balances
S325: runs 1856: average @l.506; ship
ments 47.966; average 25.s23.
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VRUM-On Monday. March 9TH. i92".
al O'Clock +. NJ. JOSEPH DRUM.
IN the 6OIh year OK his age.
Eanc-a, from the ate residence on
Bosss Run Wednesday. March :. at
o'clock L. NJ. Interncnt in Allen
Grove cemetery. Snerracd. Friends
respcSifull invited
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WAETFD--Woman for general horsc-
work. 3 Burch Avenue. WundSdaic.
Phone GET. ma-7-S
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ROOMS WANTED

WANTED TO rent FOUR Furnished
rooms CcntG9iiy located. J. X. care
IutclliccnCCr mail
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At one proposed dam site on the
Colorado river it is estimated that
$50, 900 horsepower is available.
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About $4,000, 100000 was invested
in the United States by Europeans be-
fore the war.
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BARRERING TAUGHT QCEkLf.
PAYS well, Clean. INSIDE work. POSI-
tons waiting Write Noler BARBER Col
age. Sal W. SIN. Cincinnati ;a-24-3le
WAN ED-B BOY
TO SELL
THE INTELLIG ENCER
MORNING
EToRE SCHOOL
Oftice 1906 Market St.
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HCLIs-On Monday. March 6th. 1922. az
1915 o'clock I. NJ, AT his home. 800
warwood avenue. WarwoOd. GEORGE
". HULL, ag" - years.
Funeral notice hereafter.
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funeral services from The residence
Wednesday afternoon at O'Clock.
Friends respectfully Invited. Inter-
ment private IN Greenwood cemetery.
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Filling HAM--On Monday, March 6th.
1872. AT 5 O'Clock y. Nj. az his home
4jre-l5th street, WILLIAM Filling
HAM =
The Wheeling intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1903-1961, 1922-03-07

GIYTSS--On Sunday movains, March
5th. 1872. At As O'Clock. at Grafton.
". Va. JOSEPH LEE, son OF James
and Mary Giyen$. in the 18th year OF
his age.
Funeral notice hereafter.