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The Wheeling intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1903-1961, 1919-07-19
BAUERS IN BIC
WEEk-EN Nd TRIP
VIII Play Dennlson This Afternoon and
Cochocton on Sunday.

The Baurrs have two hard games
scheduled for this Weekend. rh" team
Will leave over the Pennsylvania rail-
road II 1:ln o'clock this afternoon. Tor
DcnniS"n. Dhiu whore they VIII meet
the crack Panhandle Athletic nir". and
on Sunday VIII play tho fast COChocion
team on tn" lat,"rs grounds.
Tho PanhanlI" nine - said to be inc
strongest tcam III Eastern ONO. They
have defeated The Martins Ferry Eagles.
both here and ON their own grounds. ana
also defeated the crack .tkrnn nino. that
defeated tn" Rau"rs CARRIER N tn" sea-
son by n sc"r" of 40.
Despite this dope the locals arc not
disCuura god and expect to At least break
even on this wcck-"rd trip. KING VII!
work ru tho mound this afternoon. and
Ncuhardt tomorrow. Tho management
Of th, Baucrs hay" secured III" service
nf Sch .atImcr. tho crarI; ouiii"!d"r "t
this sect IN. Tins boys. is IA sure eaten.
IL good tier. and IS fast on tho bases.
He should improv" the playing Of IN"
team at least % percent. PryscCk ana
Hamilton two we'll knnNu S"ini-pT"
players uf this section will ais" be seen
IN m" lIr"uT.
Tho lauc - Will form thor lineup
first base: IryS"Ck. second: Woods.
shnrtstur: Capt. Ford. third laS": N"u-
hardt. l'ft field: C.ll"S. center n"Id:
I.arirNrr. r. Ght field; Wclch, catcher. ana
King. pitcher.
The Wheeling intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1903-1961, 1919-07-19
WHEEL|NC|TES
FARE WELL IN
GOLF TOURNEY


Special 10 The IntclliEcnc"r.
WHITE SULPHUR STRINGS W. w,
July lS--WhcclinE golfers distinguished
themselves in tho first and second rounds
of match play in the W"st NirElril
state golf championship. played over tn
White sulphur Springs cours" today.
Tho condition # the links was a vast
improvement over yesterday. when an
1S-holn qualifying round was played, hut
heavy rains during In" night kept 'Ar
links bit heavy and rUns w"r" INN 's-
sihlc. Forfeit weather today found the
links in splendid shape by evening and
players gained for good distance.
In tho first round championship flight
PLAYING BObhir Ruwnd. Wheeling. and
Henry G.. Davis III. or Elkins. wore
paired The youngest golfers IN the
tournament played tn" "'"2ost contest
OF tho morning. R0wn,. being two UP nj
tho seventeenth and led Davis through
to the nineteenth before defeated. The
eighteenth was halvcd and Davis won
the match at the nint"Cnth hole. on" up.
Davis displaying IN" top "f his game.
which is phenomenal for a younEstrr
unaCCuSt omrd to tournaments. tn" al
tcrnoon play disposed Of 10" NJ. Wells,
Of Newell. 4 and :. making tn" course
in IS. which is hollow In" mcdall!St score.
From the second hole right through the
match Davis protected his lead.
julie Pollock is playing consistent golf.
In the first round he defeated George
T. Watson. Fairmnnt. ind l. The az
tcrnoon match disclosed his victory over
J. y. Holloway. and ..
Harold s. HloCh. Wheeling. who de-
fcatcd S. q. Baker. Charleston. in the
first round. was put out in IN" second by
Forrest Mcneil. tn" champion, who Is
playing splendid golf. and isc"rcd an easy
Az over his opponent.
Robbie R"wnd disposed Of T. Harvey
Pollock in the first round with 40.
William f. Eownd disposed Of ]. \
Bloch. 5-4 in tho third flight.
The summarizes:
Championship Flight.
Forrest Mcneil dctcatcd Harold s.
Bloch. i-3.
George W. Hewitt defeated s. J. Scott.
A.
Henry G. Davis III defeated 10" n
Wells. 43.
.Iulc Pollock defeated !. n. Holloway.
81
Second Flight:
A. s. Flcmln:; defeated !. ". HAWKING,
] ur. twentieth hole.
4. 4. Wilson defeated T.. Hutton. FL.
J. Is. Stcaly defeated ii. s. Farrell.
l up
W. Rominc defeated J. r. Mcrriman.
UP.
Third Flight.
Joe SrcidcI defeated Dewitt Gala
Cher AZ.
William f. Eownd defeated T. j,
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GREB CARELESS WITH
HIS VALUABLES

If y"u were tn" pcSS'Ssor VI n $4,000
diamond ring would you lcav" ii under
n char and forget about ii. Harry Gr"b.
the Pittsburgh middlcwcight. did that
very thing when he was N this CITY
"Wednesday Ia box *. q. Brown.
Will" he was in his dressing room he
put IN" ring under chair and later
inuught h" had given it I" his manager.
Rcd Mason. However. on tho way back
to pittsburgh. the tighter inquired about
the ring. They quickly got in touch
with Dr. otto. tho local promoter. and
after a thorough search IF tho casino.
found the gem under chair. 1t was
returned to it's owner yesterday.
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Bellairc,
Ferry Eagles.
VANCE A, C, VERSUS
FLORENCE SUNDAY

When the fast Vance A. c. Of the
South Side meet the Florence 4. c. on
the Bellaire grounds tomorrow after
noon. a close game should prove to be
the result. for more evenly matched
CANA cannot be found in the Ohio
Valley.
The Vance have been finding il diff
cult to book games with teams in this
section and took on the Florence y. g.
after two other games cancelled. Englr
will be sccn on the mound, in his first
game Of the season for tn" Vance. Al
players are asked TO report at tho club
at one o'clock sharp.
The Wheeling intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1903-1961, 1919-07-19
GETAWAY DAY
GOOD FOR Cox

KALAMAZOO. Mich. July 1s.-rh1s
last day Of Grand Circuit racing In RAla'
mazoo's twelfth annual meeting was Z
profitable one for Walter r. Cox. the
New England reinsnan. Not only did
he win the $4,000 new Burdick hotel
purse for :06 PAGERS with Frank Dewey,
winner Of the Edwards purse at Clevc-
land, but he also captured the 2:16 trcts
with Magnolia In both races he lost
the first heat but came back strong IN
the second and third. Frank Dewey waa
the favorite in the pace with Magnolia
in the trot.
The 2:10 pace was also q split heat af.
fair. Harvey X. won the first heat
while Wellington Direct the favorita
took the second and third. Es1
The ECO trot for half mile track
horses was won by +. Colorado.
The horses are moving tonight to To-
lcdo. s
BUY WAR SAVINGS STAMPS f
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sEE-sAw CONTEST

CLEVELAND. July lS-After Pinch
,J1iftcr Harris. batting for Jasper in the
tigh:h inning had triplcd with the bases
filled putting Cleveland ii the lead by c
score II to ;. Ruth hit his second homo
run OF tho game. The bases we've filled
as the result Of Myers passes md il put
Boston in tho lead. S 10 !. Altogether
Ruth's homcruus were responsible for
runs. Score:
T. r. F..
Boston ........ OOO 200 1O5-S 10 :
Cleveland $780,. 100 zoo Oih--I
Caldwell. Jones and Schane; Jasper,
Myers Coumbe and O'Ncill.
The greater the necessity FOR saving
tho greater your opportunity TO use
The lntelligenccr Want Ads.
The Wheeling intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1903-1961, 1919-07-19
BIC CAME At
TUNNEL GREEN
McConkcy's And Wheeling steel And
IRON to be the Attraction-Iame
Called at 3 p. nj.

The best attraction for Sunday In this
city. will hc played at Tunnel Green to-
morrow afternoon. when tho newly or
ganizcd Wheeling Steel and Iron nire'
opposes the crack .IcConkoys. The
game will he called promptly at s
O'Clock. with Burkha-t pitching for the
Mnck%. and probably Workman or Candy
for the steel boys.
This will be tho second game of IRE
season for tn" Wheeling steel and Iron
nine. MS they have had some trouble
in organizing. However. it is rumorcd
that they have many well Known semi
pro players of tho Ohio Valley III their
lineup. some Of which ar" formerly or
the NirE MA club AMI Nyais.
-BCY WAR SAVINGS STAMPS
The Wheeling intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1903-1961, 1919-07-19
BACK TO GERMANY

BERNE. Thursday. July IA cord
ing to official dispatches from Berlin II
ia expected in Germany that the return
home Of German prisoners of war In
France will begin about the middle Of
August. 1t Is said that these prisoners
will return 10 Germany ny way of Swift
zerland ut tho rate Of 2.CGO per day. Tho
mans still hold by the French still num-
Der about 100000.
The Wheeling intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1903-1961, 1919-07-19
BOSTONS SHUT
OUT BY BABE
ADAMS, Z To D

BOSTON. July 1S.-In sam" three
tines held up by heavy showers and
finished in n drizzlc. Pittsburgh with
Babe Adams outpitchinE Nchf. defeated
Boston. . to 0. today. Schmtdts single
in the third. followed by Adams sacri-
flee. Bigbccs single. Tcrry's walk. STEM
gels strlkcout and SouthwOrths single
gave the visitors two runs. Maranrillc's
rlay was excellent. Score:
The Wheeling intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1903-1961, 1919-07-19
RULES LAFFERTY

The Rule A. G.. Of the East End.
will 60 to Laffcrty tomorrow afternoon.
where they will be tho aggregation OF
that place. Little is known Of the Ohio
team. but the Rules will us" their reg
ular lineup, with either Smoke Miller or
Yockum on tho mound
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Stolen base-Bigbcc. Sacrifice hits
Adams. Barbara. Double plays-Tcrry
to CutShaw to Mollwtz. Left on bases
Pittsburgh Z. Boston :. Bases on
halls-Of Adams l off Rudolph !, OF
Nchf 4. Hits-Or Miller o in la in
ming. eft Adams 6 in S % innings, off
Rudolph in inning; of Nchf in
innings. Hit by pitcher--Ry N"hf (Sten-
gcD. Struck out-By Adams 5. by Nchf
.. Winning pitchcr-Adams. Losing
pitchcr-Nchf.
The Wheeling intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1903-1961, 1919-07-19
TILTONVILLE TO
MEET FOLLANSBEE

This afternoon the Tiltonvilc team
will go To Folansbcr where they will
meet tho aggregation of that place. Jack
Nelly will in all probability do the
mound work for Tiltonville. Fans will
remember tho remarkable game that the
Tiltonville boys played last Sunday and
a crowd of hooters will accompany III.
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Two base hNs-Peckinpaugh, WI
liams.
Three base hits-Sisler.
Home run-Sisler.
Stolen bases-Bodie. Vich. Peckin-
paugh. Pipp.
Sacrifice hits-Pipp. >; Bodie Peckin-
paugh. Smith.
Sacrifice fly-Williams.
Double play-Peckinpaugh, Pratt and
Pipp.
Llett on hascs-New York .; st.
LOUIS. ..
Base on bails--Ofs Russell. A. OF
WeIman. T.
Struck out-By Russell. 4; by Well
man 3
The Wheeling intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1903-1961, 1919-07-19
FOUR ERRORS
IN ROW PUT
BROWNS DOWN

ST. LOUIS. July 1s.-St. Louis de-
tense cracked In the seventh and New
York to-day won Its first victory here
this season, to 3. Four errors in sue
cession with singles by Raker and Han
nah gave the visitors three runs ana
oyercame the lead which st. Louis TOOK
in the fifth when Sisler hit the ball INTO
tho night field bleachers scoring Tooin
ahead OF him. ScO'e
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H4HH5RFSS3 i=55===755 IN THE WORLD OF SPORTS ===
WASH|NGT0N'S
STEAK BROKEN
BY WHITE SOX

CHICAGO. July 1S.-"Lcfty" Will
liams broke Washington's winning
streak today by holding the visitors To
four scattered hits. while Chicago hit
Harper hard and shut out the Senators
3 to o. Tho locals had four men thrown
out ut tho plate. Score:
The Wheeling intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1903-1961, 1919-07-19
MACKS WILL GO TO
MOUNDSvILLE TODAY

This afternoon the McConkcys will go
to Noundsvillc. where they will moct
the fast team OF that city. MoundsvilI"
has greatly improved within tho, past
several weeks and arc confident that
they will be able to defeat their Wheel
ing opponents. Tho game will be called
a. o'clock
The Wheeling intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1903-1961, 1919-07-19

Two-basc hit-Frlscf. Stolen base
f. Collins. SacrifG SPECIMEN. NC
Mullin Double PHI Harper To nc
-inich; Weaver to Risb. Left on bases
Washington. 3; Chico o. 8. Bases on
halIs-Off Harper, l; If Zachary. l.
Hits-Off Haper. 10 in innings; Off
Zachary. in l inning. Hit by pitcher
by Williams (Gharrity); by Harper.
. (Schalk. J. Collns). Struck out-By
Harper 8: by Williams 3. Wild pitch
Harper. Losing ptchcr-tlarper.
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COSTLY ERRORS.

DETROIT. Mich. July lS.-Philadel-
phia's two errors proved costly. for
with two singles and sacri-
flee in the third. and single. a walk
and a steal in the sixth they gave De-
troit today's game TO o. Both Naylor
and Leonard pitched mastery ball.
Score. r. II. T..
100000 10000 2
Detroit o0l0 0'-3 4 .
Battcres-Naylor and Perkins: Leon
ard and Ainsmith-
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Standing Of Clubs
FERRY EAGLES VS..
BELLAIRE ATHLETICS
Old-time Rivals Will Meet Sunday
Afternoon at League
Park.

AZ League park tomorrow afternoon
the Rellaire A. C.'s will stack UP against
the Martins Ferry Eagles. This should
prove to be a very interesting game
and will be the first Of n series Of three
games.
The Bellaire A C.'s have secured a
lease on the park at Rcllaire and many
fans from the down-rivcr city will &C
company the team TO Martins Ferry to
help cheer 1t on to q possible voctory.
Imam.
The Wheeling intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1903-1961, 1919-07-19
INTERNATIONAL LEAGUE

Toronto .: Jersey City !.
Binghampton 3: baltimore !.
Rochester s: Reading 3.
Buffalo 2; Ne'Ssrk Il
The Wheeling intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1903-1961, 1919-07-19
HOW They STAND
NATIONAL LEAGUE
Standing OF Gibbs.
AMERICAN LEAGUE
Yesterdays Games
Pittsburgh, 2: Boston, o.
Others postponed; rain

Yesterdays Games
Boston, 8; cleveland. 7.
Chicago, 3: Washington. o.
Detroit. 3; Philadelphia, o.
New York, 4; ST Louis, ;
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Washington ...... o 0 D %
Chicago ......... 0 l = U -
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Totals .33 10 81 II
u)-Eatted for Bronkie in 9th-
Debated for weilman ia 9Th.
The Covington leader. (Covington, Tenn.) 18??-current, 1919-07-24


Messrs. I. G. Piclard, Of Dyers.
burg, and james 7. Warren, Of Mar.
tin, Tenn, were visitors here Mon
dey.
Scrap Iron Wanted - Don't send
your wagon to town empty; load all
the old iron you have. We want it.
Primer & Gillespie.
Esq. R. H. Erwin, Messrs. ]. L,
Luttrell and w. H. Huffman, of the
18th district, left Thursday evening
for a business visit to Grenada, Miss,
Our prescription department is COM
plete. Only fresh and best drugs
used in compounding Roper-McGee
Drug Co.
Esq. ]. ]. Miller, of Gift, left Tues
day morning for visit to mis- aunt,
Mrs. VIM. Spann, in Little Rock,
Ark.
Don't buy toilet articles, perfumes
and stationery before you see our
most complete line. Roper-McGee
Drug Co.
Mrs M. j. Dickson and son, Prof.
J. L. Dickson, went Saturday morn
ing to Rosemark on visit of few
days to relatives.
Does your corn crop pain you? If
SO, try a bottle Of our Corn Litter;
guaranteed. Roper-McGee Drug Co.
Mr.. H, c. Clancy, of Stanton,
passed through here Saturday morn
ing on his return from a visit to
Dawson Springs.
Sick chickens are cured with our
Tonic and Cholera Remedy. mo cure
no pay.) Roper-McGee Drug Co,
Mrs. W. L. Coppenbarger arrived
here from Chicago Saturday morning
on visit to her parents, Mr.. and
Mrs. R. M. Jacket.
Mr.. B. L. Terry, of Monroe, La,
after visit to Mr. and Mrs. ]. D..
Montgomery, returned home Satur-
day night.
Miss Vina Terry, of Cookeville,
Tenn, after a visit to Mr.. and Mrs.
J. D. Montgomery, in this city, re-
turned to her home Saturday night.
Mr.. W. w. Trigg and family, of
Memphis, came up Friday on a visit to
Mrs. N. E. Trigg and Mrs. Lizzie
Shelton.
The Covington leader. (Covington, Tenn.) 18??-current, 1919-07-24

Mr.. w. H. Fisher Of Benkelman
Neb., arrived here Thursday on a
visit to his sister, Mrs. Jesse North
colt, Of the Hazel Grove vicinity
Mr.. G. A. McCraw, Of Atoka, Mr.
S. H. McCraw and Mrs. A. c. Rob.
ertson, Of Memphis, were visitors
here Saturday.
Mr. R. f. Sheriff. and granddaugh-
ter, Miss Annie Jackson, of the Stan
ton vicinity, were visitors here Sat
urday.
Mr.. ]. E. Smith, Of Memphis, tray
cling representative of the Memphis
News Seimitar, was in the city Mon
day in the interest Of that paper.
Mr.. Marvin McCalla and family, If
Memphis, after a visit to Mr.. and
Mrs. ]. o. Trotter, Of Brighton, have
returned to their home.
Miss Inez Chambers, Of Halls, after
visit to Miss Pearl David, of the
Leigh's Chapel vicinity, returned to
her home Saturday evening.
Mr.. J. H. McClelland and family
returned Saturday night from Friar
Point and Clarksdale, Miss, making
the journey through the country in
their car.
Miss Blanche Hathcock, after
visit to Sheriff and Mrs. G. N. Volz,
returned to her home in the 4th dis
trict Friday, accompanied by Joe
Volz.
Mr.. J. C. Hindman and wife and
Mrs. j. H. Baird, of the Idaville vic
Unity, have gone for visit Of a few
weeks to relatives in North and South
Carolina.
No wonder woman wants Boss
oil cook stove. They are SO nice dur
ing this hot weather, as well as every
other day in the year. M. A. Walk
er & Co.
Mrs. Ernest Sheriff. and family,
after a visit to the formers mother,
Mrs. Mollie Elam, and other rela-
tives in this CITY, returned to Blythe
vile, Ark, Friday morning.
Mr.. Herbert G. Townsend and fam
lily, of limo, Mo-, arrived here on
Wednesday night Of last week on a
visit to the family Of Mr.. J. R. War
math and other relatives, returning
home SUNDAY.
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Mrs. A. 5. Anderson and children,
after a visit Of several weeks "a rel-
atives in this city and vicinity. left
Tuesday FOR a visit to inlaski. Giles
county, Tenn, before returning TO
their home in San Antonio, Tex.
DR.. H. F. Dickson, who had been
contemplating moving to Jackson,
Tenn, has decided to remain among
the good people Of Covington and
continue the practice Of his profess
sion here. 1ojySw
Mrs. G. NJ Duckworth, formerly
Miss Brockie Sale, after a visit TO
the family Of her brother, Or. w
Sale, left Friday for Memphis, where
she will pay visit to relatives be-
fore returning to her home at Cuero,
Tex.
Mrs, A. Cohen and daughter, Ruth,
and son, Jake, Of New York, and Sid
ney Morris, of Chicago, after a visit
to the family of. Mr.. M. Guttman,
left Friday for a visit to Nashville
before returning home, Mrs. Guttman
accompanying them.
Miss Maud Gill, who has been at
tending the West Tennessee Normal
School in Memphis, returned to her
home in this city Friday evening.
Mrs. w. R. 0glesby, Of Wilmington,
after visit Of several days to rel
atives in this city, returned to her
home Friday evening
The Covington leader. (Covington, Tenn.) 18??-current, 1919-07-24

Mr and Mrs. G. ]. Davidson, 81
Munford. came up Friday on a visit
to their daughters, Mrs. D. w. Marks
and Mrs. Emmett Greer. Mrs. Da-
wilson win remain over for several
weeks.
Mrs. John S. Williams, Of Mem
phis, after visit to her mother, Mrs.
Kate Reid, went Monday morning to
Charlevoix, Mich, to join Mr.. Will
liams, and they viii remain there
until September.
Mr.. George A. Hogg, Of Jackson;
L. Zimmerman, Charles H. Fowlkes,
Jr., and G. H. Mcleod and son, Of
Dyersburg; v. H. Moriarty, Of Rip
ley, and H. NJ. Barfield, of Henning.
were visitors here Monday.
Mr.. Curtis Cockrill, who is travel
ing in Missouri and Arkansas for H.
]. Heinz & Co., the famous pickle
manufacturers, came in Friday eve
ming for visit of several DAYS to
relatives.
Mrs. Allie Moore, of Nashville, af-
ter a visit to the family of Mr.. A.W.
Jameson, Of this city, left Monday
morning for visit to Port Arthur.
Texas, accompanied by Miss Allie
Owen, A. G. Owen and Miss Clara
Miller.
Mrs. Mary Paine and daughter,
Mrs. R. c. Barrett, left Sunday for a
visit to Mrs. John Paine and other
relatives in Hartford, Conn. On
their return they will stop over for
visit to Cleveland, o., and will be
absent about six weeks.
Mr.. j. W. Dulaney, Jr., a well
known attorney of Tunica, Miss,
spent Saturday night with his sister,
Mrs. G. B. McClelland. He was &C.
companied on his return by Miss
Charlotte Peteete, Of Greenwood,
who had been visiting Mrs. McClel-
land.
If you buy Singer machine YOU
will receive careful instruction from
a competent teacher at your home.
You will get prompt attention in any
part of the world, as our offices are
everywhere. You will be dealing with
the leading machine manufacturers off
the world, the strongest guarantee of
excellence. NJ. M. Gaynard, Agent, |
Covington, Tenn, Telephone 100. If
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} . 9 Q . 3 10000 8 . . o . Z
Sharon A. X. p. Church
Rev. ]. Meek White. Pastor

-T"7EIE ~ EI1V'|T = " VI
Preaching days at Sharon (Dm-
lap Orphanage) first, third and
fourth Sabbaths Of each month, and
all fifth Sabbaths at IL am. and 8
pm, sun time.
Sunday school at 10 am, every
Sabbath. Y. p c, U. meeting just
before preaching at night.
The pastor also supplies Mt. Car
mel, Miss, the second Sabbath Of
each month.
The public is cordially invited to
all services.
The cheapest way-a want ad.
The Covington leader. (Covington, Tenn.) 18??-current, 1919-07-24

InOIc complete furnished
AOOAo This handy tk provided
order less frequently than world
whose tractors really need frequent repairs
nothing They product
adjustment Of
they necessary tools for essential features
"camoufage pcel 1920
etoolkff is furnished uafhou extra charge.
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Platform
manufactureEs.

Platform Some tractor designers apparently sat
appreciate relief operator
standing without loss dime You viii appreciate
with every Titan 1920 tractor-no extra cost
The Covington leader. (Covington, Tenn.) 18??-current, 1919-07-24

EorrIorc The designers Of some tractors
! NAAOO1O evidently did not know that
the drive wheels throw dirt, dust or mud over
the operator and machine unless tenders prevent
it. The Titan 1920 has such tenders. They are
also safety first" feature. The state Of Michigan
has passed law prohibiting the sale Of fenderless
tractors Titan tenders ore furnished without the
$40 to $50 extra charge made bv the "IO.O-Price"
HaonufoctmeEs.
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Starting and Instruction Service

oksr" Is charge you large starting
This another getting price fer
Using purposes But can't the without paying this charge
They make compulsory The International dealer gUes this service
Without asking for wen buy Titan 1920 Free
benefit
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: J. | ]
DYaWhar Some tractor builders put HIIrf Ms
DAQWDcA hook and affair FUlIG HHFYkfY UES
endo call drawbaH MI
ri
only pulls pows but also III VfOS VIII sIAL
leaders, grain binders, harvester # MT5 INF
requiring different hitch adj Ill dM
jusment Perhaps they didn't know about these YS
other machines. a drawbaE VIZ,
Note the provisions for a wide of ADJUST Now
dndDbdr
tie drsho foxr0e
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Throttle Governor -
g.
Some sold without governors BECAUSE ~ ATMS~
perhaps, designers did thaone 1ATAS VIZ
needed. Which is the RlMtVZK@HammN
operator salary kI=AAW
o engaged FSSyhA yZY
in belt work governor with R
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