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South Bend news-times. (South Bend, Ind.) 1913-1938, 1919-12-21

SALESMAN WANTED in every town for
SpeedOline; $500 TO 500 per month eX-
elusive territory: automobile free TO
workers. Speedoline Co, Dept, 49, Dali
las, Texas. SOL II
South Bend news-times. (South Bend, Ind.) 1913-1938, 1919-12-21
RETAIL TRADE

Depression is Foreseen. Like
ly to Affect Luxuries Most
Merchants Oppose Cam
paign to Restrict Buying.
South Bend news-times. (South Bend, Ind.) 1913-1938, 1919-12-21
USED CAR SAFE.

USED CAR SALE.
Friday and Saturday.
1919 Baby Grand Chevrolet, Al con.
dition bumper spotlight, nearly new
tires.
Chevrolet four nineties, 16. II. 10,
oyerhauled and rehnished.
/ Chevrolet roadster. 1917.
FOrds. 1j l6, Il; new paint; good
running condition
Ford roadsters; refnished; fne con
dition.
Overland roadster. re6nished; Eve
tires: fine condition.
/ Overland. . pass good tires.
/ Maxwell, pass, good tires; a good
light car
Briscoe 4 pass. roadster; new paint;
good condition.
Monroe roadster. new paint, good run
ming order: electric starter.
Oakland I cyl pass; good tires
Il will pay you 20 purchase your car
now and forestall price advance which
+ sure 20 come, due q shortage OF
material especially steel.
We viii demonstrate any car you Sc
lect 20 your satisfaction.
ASK about our liberal payment plan.
BEISTLE AUTO SALES CO.
Main III. 343 Lincoln Way West
6I3s-n
South Bend news-times. (South Bend, Ind.) 1913-1938, 1919-12-21

The power OF high prices 10 re-
strict buying. and the probable fu-
ture disinclinatiou OF the public 70
buy at existing levels has been in
creasingly discussed in trade circles,
although little evidence as yet sup
ports pessimistic view All
agencies report an excellent holt
day demand for goods throughout
the country The talk OF seriou.
contraction and sharp decline In
pxices nevertheless constitutes an
ever present background. and is q
disturbing element in trade. Mer-
chants are haunted by the inbred
fear Of being caught with large
stocks on hand bought at fancy
prices. Their greatest safeguard
in some lines afording them almost
complete protection. is the prevail
ing shortage OF goods
Reaction IS sure 20 affect luxuries
most. as in tewelry, expensive shoes
and clothing. furs. automobiles, and
musical instruments extravaganza
has run riot. After the holidays
viii come the test. Cold weather
stimulates seasonal buying, but IL
lmpedes distribution and necessar-
lily curtails buying power and in
spires caution and economy. BY
January garden supplies have usu-
ally been exhausted. and the aver
age family has coal 70 provide in
addition. Staple commodities at
reasonable prices will hold their
own.
Merchants vigorously oppose tho
attorney generals campaign anC
other campaigns to reduce buying
Any sudden shift is disrupting
they urge. even If It takes the right
direction. The steps in it's inevitable
sequence are depression. unemploy
ment low production, shortage
positive need. and eventually high
er prices. The reimbursement TO @
normal level Of demand and prices
should be gradual. AS a substitute
the retailers VIII institute a series
Of post holiday economy sales" OF
wearing apparel. designed TO pro
mote the sane buying Of staple lines
according 20 recent announcement
>>The public has lost its sense Of
values. due 10 the unusual circum-
stances which prevail. The buyer
does not know what even the sim
plest and most familiar articles are
really worth. and the retailer
knows little more.
South Bend news-times. (South Bend, Ind.) 1913-1938, 1919-12-21
AGENTS WANTED

LARGE manufacturer wants representa-
lives TO sell shirts underwear, hosiery.
dresses, waists. skirts, direct 20 homes.
" rite for free samples. Madison Mills.
SOB Broadway, y. y. City. S2T7-2l
AGENTS making $500 weekly. Everyone
wants H. Formulas for 200 home made
beverages. Book form. Send 81 for copy
anC territory proposition. Buyers Export
Agency, Inc, 44T BrOome ST., y. y. City
S274-21
LIBERTY PORTRAITS, big winners. 80
days credit; 80 hour service; rejects
credited. Worlds famous Peace Paint
ings now ready. Easy $l0C weekly.
Write quickly for catalOg ire samples.
Consolidated Portrait Co, 1896 W. Adams
ST, Chicago, I'll. S0S6-21
SCIENCE creates new auto wonder;
solves puzzling problem; no more rain
or snOw-burred windshields Mystic
Cloth works like magic; deposits invisi-
lie chemical film; one rub keeps glass
clear - hours; one agent sold 1000. Sc
curity AIfG. Co, Dept 257,, Toledo, OHIO.
s091-21
South Bend news-times. (South Bend, Ind.) 1913-1938, 1919-12-21
MALE HELP WANTED


WANTED-SeveraI good men for gen
cral work at the gas plant. Steady
job with good pay for right parties. /.
Apply Gas Co. plant. Miami St and |
Pennsylvania nv. and ask for Jerry Ne I
Curty, foreman s0j5-24 |
WANTED-At once. a good man for a
One-tOn Ford truck. Loughman's, sol
s. Main ST. s27s-22
THOUSANDS railway mail clerks needed
Examination Jan. IL, salaries 81 800 10
So 100. expenses paid. sample questions
free. Columbus Institute, Columbus,
Ohio. S2S0-21
WANTED-Good experienced woodwork
ing machine men no other need apply.
National Veneer Products Co. Nlshawa-
ka S2S2-23
WANTED-ReHable man 20 act as our
superintendent 70 book orders and en-
sage sub-agents. Exclusive territory. Pay
weekly. Act M once before your ter
ritOry is assigned Knight X Bostwigk,
NUrserymen. Newark. y. Y. SSH
RAILWAY traffic inspectors wanted
S110 n month and expenses 70 start,
short hours; travel; three months home
study under guarantee. We get you po-
sition No age limit. Ask for booklet
MIS- Standard Business Training Inst
Buffalo y. Y. S276-21
MEN WANTED-For detective work.
Write J. GanOr, Former Govt Detec-
tive. Danyille, Ill S2T1-2i
MAN 10 work this city rehnishing chan
delers. brass beds. automobiles, by
rev method SO daily without capital
or experience. Write Gunmetal Co go
Elm Decatur Ill. SOS9-2l
MEN trained for fremeu and brakemen
and placed on nearby railroads, $50
90 500 monthly; experience unnecessary.
Write luame position wantedl Railway
1925 21
WANTED-SteeI workers. in shop. and
helpers ambitious 20 learn trade. W.
A!aurer 4 Co. 21Ji2 S. -. Joe ST.
oi0' =
WANTED over 16 years Of age.
L. =. Hardy co. s2o6-2l
wANTED-AIl around machinist. South
Bend Die * Tool Co, I32 W. Division
st s117-22
wANTED-AIan for power house work.
also for unloading coal Apply az
I trlc 60. SID
Cylinder pressfeeder Good
/ wages Inquire H. W West The
futile Corp, 1870 y Main St s254-A
! WANTED Bench and floor r,oulders
Motor Castings Co, cor. ECkman ST.
/ and Nandalia Railroad. oO7J-2l
/ WANTED Waiter and dishwasher In
/ quire Ross Lunch Room, Misnawaka
South Bend news-times. (South Bend, Ind.) 1913-1938, 1919-12-21
DO YOU KNOW THAT.

STORM sash and Storm doors made and
put up by Us save coal. Miller sash
end Screen Factory, SIC Portage. ay
Homo phone mo n
South Bend news-times. (South Bend, Ind.) 1913-1938, 1919-12-21

FOR SALE-CoTge taEicaDs completely
oTerbauled and TeDainted; this ma
chine Is as good as new and can be
bought at q bargain inquire az Yellow
Cab Co. 313 r. Jefferson blvd. $3.50 n
FOR SALE OR EXCH ANGE-33 acres
level land; seven miles Lorth of south
Bend, with 3 room house; barl, grainery
and chicken house. - acres timber
dandy truck and chicken farm; viii eX
change for either South Bend OF Mlsna-
Waka property.
HASTINGS
Lincoln 644O once open evenings
1901 II
South Bend news-times. (South Bend, Ind.) 1913-1938, 1919-12-21

WANTED-A maid for general house
work I'm small family; good wages
Call Lincoln 2326 SO62 Ok
South Bend news-times. (South Bend, Ind.) 1913-1938, 1919-12-21

y equipped Nearly new. one Buick
speedster and other used cars. 200 z.
Jefferson. Bel phone Ia. Home 551d
1Zas65-tf
CHEVROLIzTS-Oue touring. $50; one
with winter top $500. Both have good
tires euc IN excellent condition. Stude
lakes. coz. South aud Lafayette SIS.
South Bend news-times. (South Bend, Ind.) 1913-1938, 1919-12-21
Barter And Exchange

AUTOS. MOTORCYCLE sIo1 cLl
South Bend news-times. (South Bend, Ind.) 1913-1938, 1919-12-21
MALE OR FEMALE HELP

WOMEN OR MAN wanted, salary $2i
fun time. 50c an hour spare time sell
ing guaranteed hosiery TO wearer. FIX
perieHce unnecessary. international Mills
N0rrisfoWu PA SOST-21
South Bend news-times. (South Bend, Ind.) 1913-1938, 1919-12-21

" ANrED - EXPERIENCED FEMALE
SIINNERS APPLY
SOUTH BEND WOODEN CO.
,OssO- -
South Bend news-times. (South Bend, Ind.) 1913-1938, 1919-12-21
Buy Sell Rent
LOST AND YOU'D.

LOST - Gold brooch with diamonds
valued as keepsake. Reward. Call Lin
coin 1892. s112 q
South Bend news-times. (South Bend, Ind.) 1913-1938, 1919-12-21

WANTED-Banders and power sewing
machine operators. Lamb Shirt Co.
east end OF Lasalle lv bridge. 1896 .
South Bend news-times. (South Bend, Ind.) 1913-1938, 1919-12-21
LIGHT. CLEAN WORK.
YOuNe woMEN AID eIRLs.


Tor light factory work. evenings,
10 10 p. N Apply I. willard
Ready Co. corner Washington and
81. Joe sts. 2S23.tf
South Bend news-times. (South Bend, Ind.) 1913-1938, 1919-12-21

THOUSANDS railway mail clerks needed.
Examination Jan. IL, salaries 81 800 10
s. 100: expenses paid; sample questions
free. Columbus Institute, Columbus,
Ohio. S2S0-2l
South Bend news-times. (South Bend, Ind.) 1913-1938, 1919-12-21

MEN trained for fremeu and brakemeu
and placed on nearby railroads, $50
90 5000 monthly; experience unnecessary.
Write luame position wantedl Railway
Association, care OF News-Iimes.
1928 II
The Wheeling intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1903-1961, 1919-03-01

FOR REM

FOE RRHT-Ncrly furnished rooms
modern cunvcnicHcns. II business cen
Ter or city. Inquire md floor Intelligent
Ger Bldg. la-l3-1
FOR REs-T--Une large light front room
2ud flour. Market street. Sican hca,
su,;abl.. fu;. one Or two gentlemen. will
rent furnished Or u"turn;@ncG. Inquire
End floor intcl!:Eencer RldE. ja-l3-tt
EUE RENT-Snlendd room 90 by ~
feet. sky lights. steam. heated. suitable
.n: a ph"t"S raph gallery. or oth"r bus
acSA T-p.aIcG IN business district CLOSE
10 dcpo!. Appiy 10 Peter Boyd. Wheel
jns in;"ii,gcnctr. 1906 Market street.
Wheeling. d-6-t1
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RESOLUTION OF RESPECT.

Thu Boa ri of Directors Of IN" National
l!nnii If West Virginia. at Its meeting
lirld on n" 9th day. Of February. i?i'.
ordered Sps";li ;ip"n tho minutes. ~"
following tribute - th"ir ASSOCIATE" ana
r-irrG. tn. late George ". Woods.
In IN" death 90 Mr. Woods. m" bank
has: Insi Il wise counselor. I prI!d"n; ana
DIRECTOR y man. WV"
while holding pronounced views u3"!
al! subjects wn$. however. never dog
matte or intoi"r"n' hut "n ia" contrary.
was uniformly crnSmicrat" ~ III" juIE
mem and conclusions nt others: always
kind and crIirlrnUs In th"S" with whom
u" came ia contact. H." ~Rs. IN decd
ind in fac. under Ali circumstances -
christian gent" mHn and tri!" am!
faithful friend. Without oSi"ntatI"u
but with ahsolut" fidelity. h" prrtorml"!
all the duties Of tho idea! American "lt.'
zen and business man.
70 his ng"d mother and relatives. We
.x;cud our heartfelt sympathy III th"!i
sure, bereavement.
y T.. rAt'I.I.
GEO. t.. STlF'F.L.
JAMES tT'MMlES:
". Is IRVINE.
mr-;.c Committees.
The Wheeling intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1903-1961, 1919-03-01

co,,ov Marin J. C',rvr1arr'. Ohio
wounded Severely.
Ir, owls II. EvrsNil". emo.
wounded (DrEFee - ,ct,on
viously ReP"rtcu -AASSs'
Pr;Hatrs: ~,
100 n Duty, previously Reported
Missing In Action.
L;,ror'y IGNU =. SHARON, l a.
The Wheeling intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1903-1961, 1919-03-01
WANTED-Male
tE,pv aI-TOS-TEArTORs

1,f.AEN AT FfIN--T E.N TN1ItSo
Zig demand 1T big pay for Irnincd auto.
truck. tractor a"r"planc mon. Oldest.
most rnliabl" school IL Il. :. ~ Endors-
I'd by factories and garages rr"rJ'wh"r".
Free big Us pag" rlral"g. Come 10 Dc
trnit, Tho Heart Of Auto Industry.
MICHIGAN STATE AUTO SCHOOL.
) Auto Bldg. Detroit. Mich.
mr-l-E
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WANTED
AUTO ACCESSORIES

lords start raST ~ ,nid w'aihcr wiih
nur new lslH r:trhWr:l"r&. ~ miles pr
gallon. UE,. cheapest Ga$Olin" or hair
ErruSru". Increased Bower. Styles Tor
ANY MOTOR Very SLOW on high. Attach
:: vnur:"l: SiE profits t. agents.
Money lnrk guarantee" - day rial.
,r-FrIr,rnu r'a-hur't"r Co. 1868 MAdi-
at, IIa--inn y nr-I-E
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FOR Automobiles

FOR SALE-S.vrral Ford touriaS$ and
roudstcr.. on" I?I7 Overland touring.
40 FGEd ION trucks. & you are c"ns'd'
.r.mg buying Il used car WILL I"cai'
just what you want. and pa? Tor -
while. you ride Curtis II. Springer Lib.
r-ly Garage. ol52 Main ST.. Wheeling.
I'htiri" Elm Grove Ila2 Ring -. L-"a-N
GARY WoRN DRIVEN TRUCKS.
BRUCE H. STARLIGHT.
PHONE 1852.
The Wheeling intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1903-1961, 1919-03-01
WE WE Everything sei1

w, HAVE iou s:acl" whit" cnamc;
beds. sprays ard mattresses" complete.
1T 50 81 rach: rs "ak wash STANDS. In
good condition. At s3.h0 r5r2h.
ONE. iarg" ga restaurant range
ON. moving picture machine a $65.
ONE physicians Operating table. IN
good condition.
100 opera chairs. 500 Zach.
ONE lot rf crockS al Sc
ON. Au&l" die scale. $40.
100 revolving stools. $40 per dozen.
ALSO A large limo Of new and second
hand tools and machinery and aGtumu.
bile supplies.
SEE rur assortment Of gas and coal
stoves.
TOOL STORE.
1881 AND 1909 MARKET STREET.
Telephone 3Ol3J.
The Wheeling intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1903-1961, 1919-03-01

wANTED-i'rpSuatc sufferers Ii r"aG
our announcement under Personal. NJ
drugs Tn. f.l"rtrnthrrmhl Company.
80 Harrison Bldg. StHub"nvill". Ohio.
mT-l *
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- $50 90 - -
LOST

LosT-n,.'w"cu N" FIR; 'hr stan
church ;:ni m" l.. & O. .v.a;urt. Il dark
blu" u"ar"r VITA grey trimming. Call
phone @i1N-M ar iS@ 10Th 81 f2S-i
LOST--fruay :frrrn""n between Davis.
I!urNhniil ~ Tyler and N"'t"ra Thea
ire. indies hlarh Uirsr containing sum
Of r?nn"% Rr;nra ~ IHirlliC"nc"r N!firr
md r,Cr5y,, reward mr..
The Wheeling intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1903-1961, 1919-03-01

WAHTED-You1S man 10 work on In
tnlligcnccr nights. One familiar with
sports preferred. Salary small to begin
with. Apply in person TO CITY Editor
,rt,.r ga " m f-2l-ts
The Wheeling intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1903-1961, 1919-03-01

stcnoEraph"E. AT-
uly Steam Electric Co.. 20 18th 81.
The Wheeling intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1903-1961, 1919-03-01

wATTEp--A; once. q girl FOR general
h0uSrv0rk tLll N"0dSdai" ~
The Wheeling intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1903-1961, 1919-03-01

n Won hry. = sweet tooth. you Will
-. interested N this pair "c iit1e
,kri..hn> whi,h represents IN rrhhS
form rwu things TO hr found III season
Il, ih". maTkr,.
ANSWER TO Nr. 50.
TIL, jhr.r4uunrtrrS Of L pound sup
stitu,.s Tor iIr missing "ne-Quar''r W.
:, nr!ri. :,r 4 whnt" hr''k must "'iE"
;hruc pounds.
,muyricht. 1919. by sam Lloyd.
The Wheeling intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1903-1961, 1919-03-01
PERSONALS.
disorders. bladder

PROSTATE disorders. bladder ir"Ehl" III
men: getting up frequently AZ night.
positively and rapidly "vrrrnln" without
drucu privately AT humr: doctors. ostn0-
paths. rhiroPractors. physical "uiiur" d.
f"rt"rs use il: EASILY used by ANYONE
no Inn:t"r wha: YOU haH"
tried ~ how old the case. this method
Will hri::G results IuirKi?. Write Yer
free illustrated h5ukl"t and convincing
testimony r.l"rtrnthrrmal TO-. @73 lfar-
rison Bldg, S;tub"nvil!". Ohio. mt-l-E
TOBACCO mr SNUFF: habit cured nr no
pay, $l.n0 If cured. Remedy sent on
trial! Suprrha Co.. BaltImnr". Mary
land. l-5-lI----in|-i
YoU2 future fnrr;olG. Send dime. age.
birth date for truthful. r"liahi" con-
v:nriny rial reading. Haze fau$'. b"1
l40S. Las Angeles. Cal. f-lS-:"- 'nr-l-s
CAL. widow 60. worth $4,000. Maiden
Il. worth $4,000. anxious, I" marry
honorable gentlemen. Mrs. Warn. 2Gl6 :
Temple Los Angeles. Cal.
i-lS-"2-nr-l-S
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WANTED-Female

uANrEp-Expcri"nc white cook and
4 girl for upstairs. Mrs. J. J. lioli"-
vay Tel. W0ndSGair is. mr-l-J
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wANTED-It :ou wan; 10 average -"
daily; soil a high grad" lin" ri COMBS.
brushes. mirrors and other novelties u!
ivnrvwar,--,iir"rt from factory 10 c"'i-
s,,,,rr Enormous demand. Particular:
rr,., Yanucu Ivory Co.. Er"minSl"r
M,. nlr-l-E
The Wheeling intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1903-1961, 1919-03-01
rhe world Needs tho "Brurtdes" QUITO
.as Much as the "Sulphidcs".

.:."W tn SORT al person Hhn p''
f.r%. Wr havc 40 nC them IN our
....,.t,l,,,-i,u..i \ another ard - daughter
They ar. no: ."ry "ui"c:ul or very en-
ci,in". hu; th"y ar" :" even '"h'P'r"'t
tina. you always know wh"r" t. ''h'
them rhrir. lli:. rii''r T." N"u - a'"'IN7
Inc SIN" aui always pleasant. f""
nrrd NOT lou;, forward I" u. mood az I'M
usual c"mIsi!!;"u:thl"m"S nor dread one
IL withdrawn nEd Sii'r'r''. And 'h
,oy. ,h.::.. women Just rs much as $h"
doc. TIL. n"i.;Ih"rl!nnd u"'rts then! and
ihr world :'....I+ j!n!n and N" ini!l'"'''>
like ih.m who keep things *taPi" an"
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10 ;nod proposition 10 reliable"
agents. Men or women; local Terri
tnry or group ~ states: r"t"renc'S ca
charcrd: no investment required. Nr't"
to-day. ". i. coos. ilJ Drnham hhc''
t,,,.,' ,.aln m-l-s
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Tr1t?1.
won,acd Degree Undetern'ined'

Tutn1. ,-,N
wopaocA Degree UndeteFm1neu)'
Corporals: obi,
r:Ixron. Harry T.. Eil"S. ONO: ,s
c,,rv.I.rvsl;i, Frank. C1"v"lan" ''n""
Ncurr] walter Lewis. Ci"v"'"ho' w.
Prtvatcs: -,
Cnlorurtln Pasqua'". Altoona. "a,
DcsrIlrns. Fr"d"r'"k ';l"n. ";rSh''t
ton county. Fo. c,;.
r,rirstr,n". iiarrv. Columbus. Th'".
1,nnc, ITrnr; =. Cleveland. Ohio.
carrctt..rr. Toy. Now brighton. a.
Jrlaczynski, Martin. l.orain. ONO.
TTilIr-v. TS1n"S Akron. ONO.
Krier"r. Louis sharon. Ia.
wounded Slightly.
CAPTAINS: -,
ca.lifr Emmett VI. Fav'i''Vif". Nri''
cnrer. John f'rtn"iS. P"tS''l,", Ia.
TrirnTrs: tn.
Ans,rlutti. Michel \. Eric. IA
S1c(;ofr. lanes Pittsburgh. Ia
Pair1. CALVIN Flair. Altoona. i.
C7,fo.n,c Ninrrnz". ri':%tnrEh. N
J,rr,wn. tIarsncc w. Rush Kun. ''h'n
Crawford. Kenneth R., Folsom. W. Va,
Marqunri. Charles T.. 'l"i"la"h. ''h!"
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KILLED In Action.

T-rivatcS: 1,,c,sont Pa.
1S,s5rv:rz To!,~, Mount lI''iSS,.n,
Mod from Accident nuH otnef
Captain: 49,, 1v,sh,ngtrr.
Daed Of Disease.
1-,T,n,-- f-Inrrcth w. Mar;"''a. '',''".
,,,-1cT hubert. Salt sulphur Springs
wounded Severely.
Certain: 49,, r-id-nncid
Germ.
tJ|.nnnnr Edwin, Warrior. IA.
Cor7or;l}s: ,,,r,r.I 1,o.
Trivatcs: u--,,4,.~,op.
:dr,ns.cn. James T. ""r' ''''+''''''
Pa
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FOR SALE

FOR SkLE-THUCE BODY;
WILL PIT a FORD OR
OTHER SMALL CAR. SEE
1T AT MORGAN CARRIAGE
WORKS. i-.,--ut
PoR SAL.E-A QUICK BUYER
CAN SECURE WELL BUILT
RESIDENCE AND STokE
BUILDING ON NORTH MAIN
en- pHOUE 1o2 fa.-2ht
roR SALE-Siur. and Farm together.
.un arr" farm 5000, and smaller
farms Easy terms. (. Wit;inrr. MOTTO
way. Virginia. TIL :-w
FOR SALE-Ii"nl or "XcAaI'Er. 100 acr";
near W"s; Liberty. ". Va. pn"-inird
cash. Address r. y. Box No. y west
.ih"r;y. W. Va. '--'-p
FOR SALE-l@1a. farm IN Harrison
Co.. Ohi":: :nr pa?ucutarS ADDRESS =
T Fowler. 500 t. 3rd 81, ChrchSv.ll".O.
f2d-m
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Died Of Disease.
-., &C uouNpED.

,,,o r,!lnwinc rae'ialit"S "r" T'1'' ~
g.. ,,,o commanding - moral .; M 'N''''''
Co., Revolutionary Forces:
Wounded td"Sr",. und"'"rmin"o' ~
Wounded slightly. .---.-'.-
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WANTEO-AgenSs

wArrEp-Three gooa agents to sell
household necessities on tie install
ment plan. Best Of goods and best CT
commissions. We pay weekly. =. +.
Adams Co.. l140-1142 Main Ut. mr-l2-l
wwAETED-Ag"n;s. Rig pay and tree
automobile. introducing ""nG"r'"'
new gas"lin" saver. puhctnrc prom. ~.
v.or shark plugs and other economical
;,u;o ucc.SsIIIrS. nutflt free" l.. Ball
yyry -. Sta. f.. Louisville. Ky. 11r-l-g
The Wheeling intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1903-1961, 1919-03-01

PATENTS fur sa!r To buy "r soil pat
"niS address l'a!"nt N'.WS--A. Wash
inE;rn. Il. =. Only inventors r"w$ran"r
nuhI. Shrtf
The Wheeling intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1903-1961, 1919-03-01

WANTED-i'r'Siatc sufferers I" read
uiir announcements uGd,! PERSONAL.
\" drugs III" Elect rn h'rmal company.
80 Harrison Bldg. Si"1h"rvii". Dhi".
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The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1919-05-15

cars they assumed the obligations Of
the Puget Sound Traction. Light =
Power company. according to the let
ter. and this included the living up
to the terms of an agreement made
between the carmen and the traction
company on August /. 1918. The e.
sential terms OF this agreement have
not been carried out by the city. the
communication states
Eight-Hour Day a Myth
"The eight.hour day is a myth
with the city carmen at present"
Stevenson says in the letter. Time
and "a half is not being received for
overtime. and the clause in the
agreement which provides that car.
men be paid an additional cents
for every extra hour worked when
runs are not completed in IL hours
is not being lived up TO. These con-
ditions were fulfilled by the traction
company. The laws of the state and
the city charter indorsc the eight
hour law. and yet the city council
tftH0'H ~ itttAiuIt II iOf tnc car
men,
stevenson states ii is the opinion
OF the corporation counsel that the
city council has authority to rccog.
nize the demands OF the carmen, and
that lin the interests of fair play
they should do so"
The first communication relative
to the payment of overtime by other
city departments was received by the
council Thursday. from Street Super
intendent Case.
In answer to questions propound-
ed by the council in its investigate
of charges that extra pay is being
granted in some departments for
overtime work. he said that overtime
pay Is given day workers. but that
the rate of pay in the department
for overtime work is the same as for
straight time.
The purpose, he said. was in the
interest of economy in operation.
public safety, protection OF streets.
people and property"
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1919-05-15
GUARD TO take
GARRISON GIRL
May Leave for WaIIa WalIa
Thursday Night

Ruth Garrison will leave for the
insane ward OF the state pcnitentiary
at wslIa Walia Thursday evening or
Friday. In the custody Of Travelling
Guard II. r.. Crosno and n juvenile
matron. Sheriff stringer announced
Thursday morning The girl was
committed to the penitentlary insane
ward "Wednesday by Superior Judge
John & Jurey. Since Friday. May
=. when the Garrison girl was found
not guilty Of numbering Mrs. Grace
Sforrs. her lovers wife, by reason Of
Temporary insanity. she has beer
held in cell In the county Jail
The girl Will be held at the WaIls
Walla institution untiiy an order Is
obtained from the state board OF con
troll, authorizing her removal to the
Eastern Washington hospital. at
Medical Lake. from which she may
eventually gain her freedom. II she
can prove sanity.
Crosno, the travelling guard from
the state jail. has number Of male
prisoners 10 take TO walla Walla at
the same time as the Garrison girl
ana tFf litUhbIA VI hftFFf nay N'fftF
hls departure until Friday morning.
Sheriff Stringer said Thursday the
4 cannot be taken direct to Medi-
cal Lake without the approval Of the
'.xfase board Of control.
Aftired In the same blue dress and
black hat she wore during her trial.
ruth Garrison faced Judge Jury
calmly shortly after IL a. IN. Wed
nesday. smiled. and said NO" when
asked IL she desired to make a state
ment. After sentence she left the
courtroom In company with her at
forney. Thomas Aakren, and Deputy
sheriff Matt Starwich. The commit
ment orders the sheriff TO detain
Ruth Garrison until she is called for
By representatives from the state
nen.tentiary and orders these TO hold
her until she Is discharged by legal
process.