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Imperial Valley press., 1919-10-18
CASH OR TERMS.

No. 1.-6 cylinder five pass. touring
car with the famous Red Seal
Continental motor. Has been driv-
en- less than 5000. Has been COM
pletely checked over and re-var-
Med. If you want speed and
power galore here she is and only
$3.50. 1926 cash and the balance
on very easy payments.
No. 2-191S 5-pass. Overland in ex-
cellent shape, completely over
hauled, new tires, new top and
just been painted, the upholstery
is like new, the equipment is
complete all ready for the road
1855. This is the S5-4, the car that
made the name Overland famous.
The latest of our big four models.
If YOU want a car that will sure
stand the gaff of these valley
roads, here it is.
No. $500 cash gives you possess
sion of high grade family tour
ing car in excellent running or
der with good tires, good uphol-
stery, good paint, new top, in
fact dandy, and the total price
is only $485.0O.
No. Roadster in the best possible
condition, thoroughly overhaulcd,
new tires and just out of the paint
shop. Looks and runs like ncw,
and only S625, cash or terms. If
you want high-class roadster,
come early, as this one will rot
last long at that price.
No. 5.-191S WHY'S Knight, seven
passenger, S1545. Here is unques-
tionally one of the biggest bar
gains we have ha dto offer in the
history of our business. This car
must be seen to be appreciated.
AS the sleeve valve motor runs
quieter and smoother and develops
more power the further you run
it.
No. 6.-1918-7-pass., 6 cyl. touring
car, like new; $1,2S5. The biggest
bargain in the Valley
No. 7.-5-pass. Overland touring car,
like new. new tires, new top End
newly painted. The upholstery is
fine; the equipment is complete;
all ready for the road, extra tire,
full set of tools, in fact there is
nothing left out. and only $y75,
cash or terms. Positively the Big
gest bargain we have had to offer
in the history of our business.
REMEMBER IN SELECTING
ANY CAR FROM US THAT YOU
TAKE ABSOLUTELY NO RISK,
AS WE STAND BEHIND THEM.
WE ARE THE LARGEST AUTO
MOBILE DEALERS IN SOUTH.
ERN CALIFORNIA. FOR REF
ERENCE WE REFER YOU TO
ANY OWNER, ANY BANK OR
Imperial Valley press., 1919-10-18

will be in charge of this depart
ment. So, Mr.. Moterist, if your
self-startsr baIkS on these cold
mornings, or if there is any other
trouble that you don't understand,
just drep line to The Press, and
it will be answered in this column
the following week.
Imperial Valley press., 1919-10-18
Mr.. AUT DIST,
LET THE PRESS
SOLVE TROUBLES

The Lmperial Valley Press has
made arrangements with Harry
CleM, of the Auto Electric & Bat
terry Shop, to answer through its
columns any inquiries it may re-
ceive regarding automobile cleo
trical troubles.
Mr. Chuck Leighty, an expert
electrical engineer who has rad
many years practical experience,
Imperial Valley press., 1919-10-18
ALFALFA ASSN.
HOLDS MEETING;
MANAGER TALKS

Members and prospective members
Of the Alfalfa Growers Association
met at the Palace theater today for
the purpose of extending the campaign
to include milo maize growers.
Manager George H. Emery, of the
association, was present from Los An
geles and addressed the gathering.
He stated that the association now
controls 10000 acres of milo maize
lands in the Valley and hopes to ex-
tend the acreage at an early date.
The assertion was made that the asso-
citation during September secured a
bonus above market prices.
Throughout the state $4,000 acres
of alfalfa are controlled by the alfalfa
growers.
1t is the plan of the association to
erect alfalfa mills in the Imperial val
ley next spring
You cannot afford to carry extra
xrainbf Coo tho TDrI0,, AI,,
Imperial Valley press., 1919-10-18

1t is a brilliant fashion show, an
absorbing love story, and revelation
in beautiful womanhood, whimsicah-
ties and an occasional heart-tug, with
plenty of laughs.
Imperial Valley press., 1919-10-18

Chocolates! Chocolates! Just arriv-
ed at the Valley Drug Co.-Adv.
Imperial Valley press., 1919-10-18
AUTOMOBILES
STOP-LOOK-LISTEN
oh! BOY

SPECIAL CLEARANCE SALE.
REBUILT CARS OF QUALITY
IN ORDER TO COMPLETELY
CLEAR OUR FLOOR TO MAKE
ROOM FOR OUR NEW MODELS
WE ARE OFFERING EXCEP-
TIONAL VALUES IN USED
CARS. OUR CARS ARE ALL
THOROUGHLY OVERHAULED
BY EFFICIENT, MECHANICS,
REFINISHED AND MECHANIC
ALLY PERFECT.
Imperial Valley press., 1919-10-18

Press Want Ads Will Sell What
You No Longer Need.
Imperial Valley press., 1919-10-18

You cannot afford to carry extra
weight. See the Jordon car.-Adv.
The Corpus Christi caller. [volume] (Corpus Christi, Tex.) 1918-1987, 1919-11-27

~ you are not COM
nle;ely satisfied with
faf-A-cAke 90 20 the
grocer from whom you
bo1ght !, aid get your
money hack He vii.
refund 3; cheertuly on
youT mere request
The Washington herald., 1919-05-03
MARRIAGE LICENSES.
WHITE

WHITE
John Virgil GlazeiroOk, 81 Richmond. Va
and Mise Martha Morton Jennings. Is. Rich
mund Va Rev. John f. BriSgs.
Harry Bromsr. .. Washington. and Miss Mar
ssret SchrAder. - Rev. II. n. Mitchell
Miss Louise Anna Lynch. .. Svzmrsott, Mass
Rev. James NJ. o'B6en.
Samuel h. Huf. "a Staunton. Va. and Miss
Hazel I. Cook. Is Staunton, Va. Rev John
II. Iefries-
Clarence Robertson. q. Washington. and Mis-
Arna Marie Saul. ls. Washington. Rev. George
W. Atkinson.
William y Hisss 3. Washington, and Miss
Edna NJ. Mulloy. %. Washington. Rev. Enoch
NJ. Thompson
Prank T. Callahan. IL Mount vernon. IN.
and Miss Margaret Davis. %. Martin. Fern.
Ohio. Rev. c. A. Stetson.
Pony Nelson Moulden. 70, Rockville Md.
and Miss Virginia RoxwelI Clare Washing
ton Rev. Hugh T. Stevenson.
Harry Dunn Whitacre g. Milwaukee Wis
and Miss MabeIle L. Howard. IS. Rev. T 4
Davis
Herbert NJ. DanieIs. 2S. Washington. and Mis-
Margaret Curtis Brown. 70. Paterson, y
Rev. John L. Briggs
CoLoRED
Carroll G. Scott. q. Washington. and yir-
gipia Costley. a. Washington. Rev. AquiIa
Sayles
Robert Andrew Hanson. "a. washinrton. and
Ethel Lawrence. q. Washington Rev r. j.
Richie
Mckinley Long. .. Gsithe-sburr, Nd and
Aquila Sayles
Ulysses johnson. s. Washington. and Pearl
Moh'ey, q. Washington. Rev. William J. Rob
inson.
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VIOLIN. BOw AND CASE SIS: GOOD CON
dition; sweet tone: also fine old violin less
than $50; make offer. 2ls A st sc. Phone Lin
coin 6l7 mylH
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MAHOGANY BEDROOM SET: BRASS BED
complete. so lIth st. NV BOOKSTORE. my3St
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Rawlings and Morgan
Land in First Place

The rolling in the doubles fea-
tured the evenings performances.
Rawlings and Morgan. by pinning
69S went into first place. displacing
Ferguson and Pratt. Baum and
Vaeth were in a good way to go
over zoo, but missed spares, in the
final frames brought their total up
to 6S7. much to the disappointment
of the large gallery. HarvilIe and
Welsh contributed 6SS. which was
also an excellent effort.
Tomorrow evening the partici-
pants in the tournament will be
given an opportunity TO rest up for
the resumption of hostilities on
Monday night.
The Washington herald., 1919-05-03
FUNERAL DIRECTORS.
DEATH RECORD.

WHITE
Harriet L. Rhoas. IS IN. Carried Hospt
Thomas NJ. Hell % III ID 81 nv.
Ruth A. Garrett. 20, II II 81 ne.
Harry n. KelchineT. s.. St. Eiz- Ho4k
James II. Kemp. .. 65s I st. nv.
James b. Lewis. S5 tuberculosis Hospt.
George W. Smith, II. St Eliz- Hospt
Harry Z Avery. n. 1873 II 81. nv.
Katherine L NcHenry. 50. ProEd. Hospt
Asher c. Hinds. Sc. The Wyoming apis.
Thomas L. CSyo. 50. St EhL Hospt.
Catherine Z Hes. q 1911 Lincoln ave- ne.
Mary A. Johan>en, "a. 6l2 s. tw.
COJORED.
JuhA A Smith, s.. lS4 9Th St nv.
William Ganiner. -. Freedmen's Hospt
Frances Williams s. Garfield Hospt
William Jones. 5. PrUyd. Hospt
Amanda Bell. 70. eC Brook c. NV
Amanda Bel. :, 2F Brook. Ct NV.
Sarah r. Carry. 20. as n. J. ave NV
Edna NJ. Webster. 10 mo-. Childreo's Hospi
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FOR SALE-MISCELLANEOUS.

ACT QUICK! FOR (COLoREDJ NICE
place several acres; good house: outbuildings;
fruit; chickens; forty minutes out: near hourly
cars; S,I@; easy terms. STEPP. Vienna, Va.
my3It
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BIRTHS REPORTED.

WHITE.
John W. and Mabel NJ. Sullivan. boy.
william L. and Biith 1. Slant, boz
Henry Z. and Myrtle c Mcgee. by.
Cyrus NJ. and Rose A. Kelly. by.
Joseph L. and Elsie ]. Hudson. bo,
SrSnk l. and Maude V. Fanning. boy
George II. and Mary L Pnwick. girl
George W. and Bessie I. r. EVerdalc. boy.
Anna VI. and Flanoes Delargne. girl
COLORED
George and Stella Robinsnn. hoy.
James W. and Julia Hatch. girl.
David c. and Ida V. Follsr. girl
The Washington herald., 1919-05-03

CLIP THIS ADVERTISE EMENT
1t has the value Of 50 cents any casing
work done by MS Work brought in morning
finished same day. kUHS'S TIRE WORKS,
34 Pa ave. nav. apl90t
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SPIRITUAL READINGS.

Licsnsed By the District q CoIlmbis.
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) NELSON IiEr.IGERAToR co. S
oil F ST. N. W. Franklin 2757
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REFRIGERAToRs L IcEB0xEs..

REFRIGERATORS, ICE BONES
THAT ARE SUPERIOR
The Washington herald., 1919-05-03
international League.

Buffalo. 3; Jersey. 10.
Toronto. 4: Newark. g.
Rochester. 3: Baltimore. l..
Binghamton at Reading. irst
game postponed. wet grounds.
BiIgha-nton. 1: Reading. ..
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PALMISTRY.-
licensed by District Of columba..
MADAME VICTORIA.

. The gifted plimis ana cisirvoyant- Can sa-
MSS balsiness. family affairs. love and marriages.
Can tell you the name Of future husband or wife.
Can tell you the secret OF being successful; how
TO avoid trouble and how 10 avoid evil influence.
Satisfaction guaranteed or no charge. Entrancs
Sd 7th st. snlsaot
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Gun to Meet Shops.

Gun Division and TooIs Shops or
the Navy YARD League. viii play oG
their postponed game Of Thnrsda y
this afternoon at Union League
Park at 5:g5 ID. m
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MADAM KASKO

EGYPTIAN SCIENTIFIC PIANIST; TELLS
PAST. PRESENT AND FUTURE; Salts
FACTION GUARANTEED; HOURS. . A. "
TO r, NJ. PERMANENTLY LOCATED
CT 5th ST. NV. myaeu
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ALBERT KA8LERT o.
PROPOSALS.

OFFICE OF THE COMMISSIONERS. D. c.
Washington, May 2 1878. SEALED PRO
PosALS viii be received at this Office. Room
sn. District Building until o'eiock p m.
May Is. 1919. for gadins certain streets. az
Eregating about 500 cubic yards o grading.
Blank forms Of propo.k specifications. and all
necessary information may be obtained from the
CHIEF Uef. Engne1 Dep&rtment. Room e.
District Building. Washington. ID. c. LOUIS
BROWNLOw. W. GWYNN GARDINER,
CHARLES W. KUTZ. Commissioner, d. C.
my3S6.f.ss
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BELMONT

Noted ciairvoyant and palmist. Gives sdvics
On business matters, love, health. and family
anain Tells name Of your future husband Or
wife. tells II one you love 10 true CO false. What
part Of the country Il lucAiest to you. Whist 70
DO to b successful in life l2s N. Z. ave- nv.
Nszt door to Masonic Temple Readinss. q
mh8-sot
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NINE. KARTO.

-ciair'oyant and psychic palmist. viii give ad-
vice on health. business and love affsirs; salts
faction guaranteed; reading. 81. II to T. Frank
lin lo2 SO 5th ST. NV mhfeU
The Washington herald., 1919-05-03

sSmHsry: Runs--Isrvis. =: ouinn. 2 Huehes.
2: Brown Nioelv. Rickrnhscser. Carnt0n. nrzr
Xiii. Wells stuart. Aldsrspn. Williams. Er-
rors-Dean, Desers. kilroy. Left % bas1-
Shops. 4: Union Station :. First hase un
balls-Oh Aldersn. .: on Bowden. 7 81 Riok-
ostacker. ; Inning ritched-By Bcwd~n, ;:
Rickenbsckcr. 4. Strnck out-By .Nldcrson. ;:
by Bowden. s Three-hase hits Alte4nus Dixon
Tuo-bssc hits-kehl 2: oninn. .: Dcar, siusrt.
Hughes Brown, Rickcrbacka. DotIflr Tlay-
Shoemaker TO Brown; Brown 60 Hughcs: Dcrrrs
To Stuart TO MeSsino: Devcrs 20 ShnelnakeT
Hit by pitcher-By By~den fStuarti. Bah
Alderson- Umpire-BafteFsty. Time Il Eame-
Two hour.
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RIZPAH ELDON
SCIENTIFIC ASTROLOGY

FRANK THEODORE ALIEN. DIRECroR
Astrological Research Society. Private R..6.
inss. by sppointnent only. s. Typewrfttep
Forecasts. BY mail IS up. Expert voca tional Ad-
nsu. lis Z st. Nv Phone franklin esa.
talkNs
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Madame Edwards

Genuine Egyptian scientific PALM
ist. Reads your entire life-past,
present and future. Tells names Of
friends and enemies. Satisfaction
guaranteed.
Readings. sl.oo-s1a 7th St. N. w.
The Washington herald., 1919-05-03
MONEY 10 LOAN.
SPECIAL NOTICE.

To all builders and employers of
Brotherhood carpenters in Washing
ton and Alexandria. Va. and vicinity:
On and after May 1. 1913. the wages
of the carpenters will be S71k cents
per hour. BY order of the District
Council Of Washington. ID C.. Alex
andria. Va. and vicinity. Signed.
r. II. BURDETTE. Prest
THOS. w. WOLFE. Sec
ALBERT KAHLERT CO.,
Expert carpet and rug cleaning hg Oldest and
best nrm In city. "a Nd. ave. ~. Main
ms splseot
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Shops Defeat Union Station.

Shops defeated Union Station NCs-
terday I'm the Railroad Y. NJ. e. A
League by II TO 6. Score:
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DR.. Charlotte Jeanne
PNehic and vocational E.pert.

rSchc and vocational Expert
WHY NOT CONSULT ONE OF AMER.
ICA'S most correct mediumsi Advice in re-
gard to health. success and happiness II
you are III or discouraged an analysis Of
your case viii help you Immediately. Office
hours q. m. to y. N. lSD Euclid st nv.
Phone Col. $50.
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ACCOUNTANTS NEEDED

barge firm Of certified public accountants Is
lng a number of capable men and women At
to train for general nuditing. accounting
d production cost work to meet the demand
ksthe large corporations for several thousand
Rlined accountants. The goEernment requires
q eOrporaticns and others engaged in business
M an accurate and detailed account OF all
pes transactions and employ competent help
J that purpose The new order OF thingsE
IACE-and the extra work imposed by the in
me tax laws have created an unusual demand
z trained accountants Already this demand
E increased tenfold. and qualified accountants
so scarce that hundreds Of high salaried posi-
g are actually going begging. Salaries range
tIn 81 $50 to 500 per year. according to quail
,ationS Experienced bookkeepers and clerical
n and women require a comparatively short
ne to u-rrzre. while inexperienced persons ot
rdiD'ls habits viii prosress accordingly. II you
e ambitious to succeed, we want to see you
o. should be earning not less than $40 to 500
2 weess and our special training Will eqnlp
n for that class Of position Hundreds OF
lose whom ge have helpel to bigger paying
-sitiOls report salary Increases from one to
sI- tines y hat they formerly earned We coach
, tfe g. Z. 4. examination in any State with
4 additional charge. All communications
ke.ly cDnfdentia,. state age, occupation and
e number. Address BOS~5a. Herald Of
mayl i
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fOY for messenger work. Ap-
| ply the Chesapeake and Poto-
ac Telephone Company. 725
Bib st. nw., 9th floor.
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HELP WANTED.
.ountant. Bookkeeper or Clerk.

Lcountant, Bookkeeper or IIerk-
)sER Il To TRAIN AT ONCE WITHOUT
RRFERING WITH PRESENT DUTIES.
KAUDITING. COST PRODUCTION. AND
Sic ACCOUNTING PRACTICE; SAL
n. N.10 TO $500 PER YEAR AFTER
2LIFYING; STATE AGE. PRESENT EN-
kYMENT, AND PHONE NUMBER, IF
BOX sss. HERALD OFFICE. my2tf
The Washington herald., 1919-05-03

WORKINGMEN-IF THERE is ANYTHING
to he gained by square dealing. and there is.
il means a(life Of ease in later years. We have
built a good trade that grows greater and more
selling. See how pants. >snd stylish sell
here at 81 up: means cash saved. JUSTH'S
OLD STAND. 6l9 ID. may3-u
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HELP WANTED-MALE.

SspfD MAN. COLoRED. MUST BE WILL
snd cbliging and willing to go tn country
sumner. CaH at l35 18th st. between and
'o'olock my59
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EXCLUSIVE

Skin Disease a Specially.
Chronic Eczema and Itching Promptly Stop
ped, Ache, Skin Cancers.
DIR. NICHOLSON. 1865 H st NV.
The Washington herald., 1919-05-03

, +. NED 4 GOOD REPRESENTATIVE IN
yDur Territory. Write THE NEW FRANCE
Magazine. - West 42nd street. New York
nv my3sz
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FUNERAL DESIGNS.

ARTISTIC FUNERAL DESIGNS.
Fresh cut howers Of every kind. srecialties in
Bouquets and Cofsagex
JESSE c. POWELL
T9 Fla ave nv. North Zoa
ar8-sn
The Wheeling intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1903-1961, 1919-08-14
DECLINE IN PRICE
or SUGAR PROBABLE
Marked Imrrove.ucnt In Local Market
During Past Pow Cayc.

Thor" has been a marked Improvement
IN rh" sugar market situation IN wheel
ing within In" past four or five days
ON" - lhN rity'S biggest sugar :!.aicrS
I, III TN" 1ut"lliC"nC"r yesterday.
"Wdhin IN" past four or five days.
his d"',l"r sad. several sugar dealers
have received good sized shipments oi
sugar. one ar two received as much as
one rr two carloads.
There will probably he further i'm
"r"N'.Ih M shortly from Tho fact that il
has been learned that private person
hnN" been boarding sugar fer the sum
mrr ANA fail Realizing now that thcr"
is pl"nty Of suRa:. thcS" individuals will
very shortly bring their boarded sugar
ont II storage
"Annthcr source If Improvement in
sight is tn" approaching decrease in the
Irrn"ilS' quatiIly "f sugar used in soft
drinks With fall and winter approach
ing. there will b" a falling off in IN,
consumption Of soft drinks and congo.
IA. amount If sugar used in
that way.
"a .. i,w days. If not already. this
improvement; Will h" very visible. Prices
VIII probably C0ntinu" for while at
49," 60 - r - cents. Th" price Will not
80 higher. very probably lower before
,.... - lh'' year.
The Wheeling intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1903-1961, 1919-08-14
CONFERENCE AT CITY
MANAGERS OFFICE
THIS EVENING

City Manager Charles q. Erhlin. with
City Clerk Homer {. Crag". end Tr"aSur'
or W. u. Robertson will meet with MEM
brrS OF city council H. an informal So
sion in the city managers office ut S
o'clock Thursday evening.
The pnr1uS" Of IN" meeting is Ia Tn
tighten the members Of council thorough
ly as to tn" "Xp"NdIt .r"S for 1920
which arc included III IA" appropriation
ordinanc" recommended 10y the mana &C..
so that tn" cnunCilmcn Will l." thorough
ly acquainted with it's provisions wien
tho ordinanr" comes up fer second rvad-
ing and amendment
The city manager clerk and trcauScr
spent many hours at hard work going
into the recommendations Of the NariuUN
department heads before the ordjnarca
WAS prepared and given to council. ut!
Manager l:phrn shaved the budget Of
every department To tn" very lowest LIN
II in order that tn" expense Of III" city
government l." kept within IN" limit Of
rcvcnu" Ia he derived from the 30 cent
levy estimated by council
The Wheeling intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1903-1961, 1919-08-14
COUPON MATINEES
AT COURT THEATRE

The Monday matinccs which were civ
on ut tho Court theatre last year proved
50 popular an innovation that the man.
ag"mcnt has decided to Resume them
this year. running tho coupon price :
which wrr" last year II cents at a slight
advan"" 10 @5 cents this year
These matinccs proved So great an at
traction last season that they caused re-
Eular :tamp"d"s every Monday after
noon. women taking III" whole family
FOR an afternoons entertainment.
Tho additional CharS" this season is
du" I" general high prices and the in
crossing cost Of presenting attraction
Which has scared with everything else.
kut tho coupon matinccs will be as popu
lar this season as ever before. The wo-
men Will hay" To get tho wash cut early
in order to got there in time to got a
good scat. Tn" first COUPON matinee
VIII h" given on tho "5th of August. with
the pac"makcrS as the attraction
The Wheeling intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1903-1961, 1919-08-14
THE new YORK WAIST
.:HOUSE Open SATURDAY
women Of TIA wheeling District Are
Invited To Attend TIE Opening Of
This Splendid New Store.

The ladies of Wheeling will gladly
welcome the announcement Of IN" open
ing the New York Waist House in
wheeling. which appears in this morn
ings Intelligenccr. The new store will
open on Saturday at 1858 Main street.
with one Of the most beautiful store
rooms in Wheeling. several thousands
Of dollars having been spent on I'M
proyements When the doors are opened
Saturday morning a new stock OF the
latest in late summer and early fall
blouses and shirt waists will BE- ready
for inspection by the ladies OF Wheeling
and vicinity.
Mr.. George Klett. formerly with the
George E. Stifcl company, will manage
the local shop. Mr.. Klett has been for
many years engaged in the purchasing
The Wheeling intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1903-1961, 1919-08-14
IN JUSTICE COURTS

John Burris. who resides at o5I6
Main street. was arraGncd before
S1uir" Il. 6. Hobbs yesterday charged
with having five pints of liquor in his
possession. Hn was released under
$500 bond for Il hearing before tho JUS
tcc Monday afternoon.
Sarah Taylor, a colorcd maid nj the
Windsor hotel. pleaded guilty before
Squire II. G.. Hobbs to stealing two suits
of SILK underwear from a guest Mt the
hotel. Squire Hobbs fined her twenty
dollars and costs.
The Wheeling intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1903-1961, 1919-08-14
RIVER NEWS

Fogs and shortage Of deck hands has
tied up river traffic to such an extent
during the last few days that many OF
the boats are running very much behind
schedule.
Tho General Crowdcr arrived from
PittShurg ut II a m yesterday and
left ut Il noon for Charleston, running
six hours behind schedule.
The General Wood arrived from
The Wheeling intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1903-1961, 1919-08-14

and selling Of ladies wear OF high class.
and his management Of tn" new blouse
shop Insures the patrons that only the
best will be- on sale. Much of the stock
will be received from the eastern mar
kcts throughout tho season as the head
quarters of the New York Waist House
are located in New York City and buy
crs are at all times on tho lookout for
new stock for the chain OF twenty-five
stores throughout the country.
The ladies of Wheeling and tho sur
rounding towns arc invited 70 the OPEN
ing Saturday TO inspect the waists on
sale
The Wheeling intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1903-1961, 1919-08-14
PAROLED

Tho release Of Tom Norton. city rris-
oner. on parole yesterday and the rcmov-
Al Of two juvenile prisoners to ancth>r
institution reduced the population Of thu
Ohio county jail to twenty-five prison,
ers. OF this number. six arc federal
prisoners and none are city prisoners.
One Of the Jail inmates is young VIZ.
man. Helen Collins. who is being held
for action of the Brooke county grand
jury at Wellsburg on charges implicat-
ing with Charles Carr In the vIscious as.
sault on Alfred Mantell near Wcllsburg
several weeks ago.
The Wheeling intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1903-1961, 1919-08-14

Pittsburg yesterday at 6 a. m. and
cleared for Cincinnati at n m.
The Helen f arrived from New Mat
amorao last night and will leave at L.
o'clock noon today for that city.
The General Pcrshing arrived from
Parkersburg at IL noon midnight. and
left at l p. m. for Pittsburg. running
twelve hours late