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El Paso herald. (El Paso, Tex.) 1901-1931, 1920-05-15
Seed and PIanh


Before buying Field Seeds get samples
from us. Il viii pay you.
W. d. WISE SEED CO.. PHONE IL.
CORN sEED-Hickory King fancy hand
shellsd and nubbed. FL PASO SEED CO..
Just east OF Courthouse" on San Antonio
St. Phi. 5s2
FIFTY million sweet potato plants. early
market, $50 per 1000; large lots exp. col
lect; yellow yam Dooiey pumpkin. Nancy,
300. $50; 1000. f2-75 postpaid. express,
collect: large late, s2l5. L A. Lind. Big
Wells. Tex
MILLIONS Of potato slips ready. strong
and free from disease: varieties. Nancy
Hal. Porto Rico. Early White Cream.
Dooley and yellow Tamss prices prepaid
BY parcel post; 500. $50; 1909. s2s0; 5000.
over, at s. per 1000; orders nlled promptly
with fresh plants and well packed n D.
Lancaster, Dept s, Longvisw. Tex
PORTO RICAN. Nancy Hail. and Doolsy
Slips. Shipping now guaranteed to reach
you IN perfect condition or fresh slips sent
Immediately without charge. buy the best
not the cheapest guaranteed free from
WeeVl and disease, government Inspected
price. 50 per 1900 delivered BY parcel post
ties Steyensdale Potato Kiln Co. Stew
ensdale. La
BIG SUPPLY OF high Erade potato plants
ready for quick shipment, strong and well
rooted; Nancy Han. Porto Rico. Early
White. Cream. Triumph. Dooiey. Pumpkin
and yellow Iamss prices postpaid; 5e0
$50: 1000. S2-90; 5000. ff2.50; BY express
5000 and over. at 81 per 1000; II you want
prompt shipment. full count and safe ar
order Longview Plant Co. Dept c.
LonEview, Tex
El Paso herald. (El Paso, Tex.) 1901-1931, 1920-05-15


rooms. on North Oregon street furni-
turs IN excellent condition. rent $50 per
month. viii give year lease. This fur
nIture cannot be bought for 5000. balance
easy terms Better act quick = you want
$500. $500 CASH.
"a roous furniturs good large lobby.
rent 500 z year lease This is money
making urounsftiou iu good location
$3.50 $500 CASH.
20 rooms. good furniture. IN good loca-
tion. income $3.50 net. Il you want this you
had better hurry
$4,000. 5000 CASH.
Furniture and lease. In good location.
best bargain IN city 81 rooms. hot and
cold water. steam heat year lease. In
SIX months this hotel VIII be worth SIS
GOO II t1is hotel IS not sold Within che
next Few days the owner VIII raise the
price. must act quickly.
See KARL GOODMAN with
GOODMAN BROTHERS & CO., INC.
Real EEtafe-Insurancs
1o5 y. Stanton St Phone l4.l
El Paso herald. (El Paso, Tex.) 1901-1931, 1920-05-15
DErESDABLE USED Cans

ESTABLISHED Fl Paso automobile bust
ness for sale. one OF the best known es-
Establishments In the southwest. doing g
large business at small overhead expense
5000 cash or = cash. balance arranged
p n RAY No IL
El Paso herald. (El Paso, Tex.) 1901-1931, 1920-05-15
Puzzle Pictures
BY WALTER WELLMAN.


PnOGRESSTOEs.
CTARTINfz with the word tool fin
in the six other words so that the
last word OF the progression VIII
be loot" which Is the first word
spelled backwards. The last letter
Of each wore, as you will see. must
become the first letter OF the follow
ing word This looks easy, but Il
VIII only come out right II you sel1et
the riEht words.
ANSWER TO YESTERDAYS PUZZLE
1, Nose 2, thigh; 3, throat; 4, wind
pipe
El Paso herald. (El Paso, Tex.) 1901-1931, 1920-05-15
Resorts

7-777-------7l7l7l7-----7
FOR Cloudcroft cottages, Phi 56Ss. Mrs
Tilton, 1922 Montana.
CLOUDCROFT-Three room cottage. large
porch. choice corner lot. partly furnished.
$1,000 Address K 1o4. care Herald
TANTED-To rent. first class furnished
cottage at Cloudcroft for summer r. z
Mckee. 1913 Texas. Phi 4S4 or 120e.
FOR HENT-Two Beautifully situated fur
nished Sumner cottages on fruit farm IN
Mountain Park, 2 and 3 rooms respectively.
Inquire Mrs. Minnie Bauer. Mountain
Park. n n.
El Paso herald. (El Paso, Tex.) 1901-1931, 1920-05-15

Rooming Houses-For Sale and Rent
WANTED-To lease OF rent rooming
house Call sI4 n. santa Fe.
FOR RENT-Valley Inn Hotel at Tsleta-
unfinished, $50 per month. established
trade over 10 years. Phone owner, J. W.
Gibbs SIS or 4s17W.
El Paso herald. (El Paso, Tex.) 1901-1931, 1920-05-15

NOTICE.
We are at your service from an until
u pu with a full line o. Great Western
Gas, OIL and Grease. We also carry
fun line OF tires. tubes and accessories.
Let US repair your tubes and grease your
car. j. II. ROGERS son.
s1ol Alameda Ave. Phone 1856.
El Paso herald. (El Paso, Tex.) 1901-1931, 1920-05-15

FOR SALE.
Seven passenger. light eight. wire
wheels, good rubber. seat covers.
Seven passenger. Hight six. good
rubber, paint and TOP.
Dodge Touring. first class rub
Der, new TOP and new battery.
These cars AL IN good uechanl-
cal condition and priced TO sell
OLDsMOBILE SALES co.
600 Montana Phone i2sG
Open sunday uHtn noon
El Paso herald. (El Paso, Tex.) 1901-1931, 1920-05-15
MEXICAN TENEMENT

MEXICAN TENEMENT
Paying 20 percent on investment, goes
Tor sacrifice price Of {f5o0i terms II you
are interested IN an apartment making big
money. We are prepared 20 sell or viii
trade for a couple Of small Bungalows as
n. A. PoGUE 4 co.
Basement FL Paso Bank Bldg Phone 1871
AIRDO8IE PICTURE SHOW FOR sac.
In live oil town. located IN famous shall
low oil belt. Toyah, Texas. Reeves county:
doing good business and making good
money all new equipment power .
machine, Western electric power plant.
new building. seating capacity 400, good
stage, piano, etc. have been in operation
weeks. have other interests g reason
FOR selling. 3 gear lease on ground Write
or wire G. P. Fancher. Toyah. Tex.
an INVFSTEENT THAT PAYS OVER
IS PER CENT.
The lease and furniture Of one OF e Paao'H
most exclusive and best paying Apartment
houses for sale. II Is exceptionally well
located and Is fully equipped with excel
lent and durable furniture. Il modern IN
every respect and there q long lease
at q low rental. The price Is $4,000 and
u % bringing IN a net profit Of almost
5000 q year, 5000 cash VIII handle this
proposition
SEE Mr. WOLF.
STRAUSS REALTY CO., INC.
fos Reynolds Bldg Phone 25ol-25oz.
El Paso herald. (El Paso, Tex.) 1901-1931, 1920-05-15

SIS SINGLE MIRROR door wardrobe
$3.50; SIS double mirror door wardrobe
SIS; $50 small desk. SO: SIS fumed rock
er. leather seat So: 81 fumed rocker
initiation leather seat SO; SO 40 inch
fumed dining table. SIS; SIS kitchen safe.
.12; $50 steel range. SIS; SIS hall tree,
feather pillows, 50; $40 initiation leather
fumed. mission style couch. SIS. SIS office
tables. 80 inch square, ~; sf5 six leather
seat TUNED chairs, SIS; SIS framed mirror.
beveled 1Sx4o. f1z; SIS white enarneled
dressing table and chair. SIS: SIS chif-
fonier. &14s and q lot OF other bargains
in used furniture. II you have anything
for sale. call Us. Erwin Furniture Co. 1os
San Jaclnfo. Ph. SO.
El Paso herald. (El Paso, Tex.) 1901-1931, 1920-05-15

FURNITURE FOR sale OF room house, close
IN on Montana street. including piano, up
stairs all rented and bringing In good
income, viii not sell by pieces house not
for rent except to party buying furniture.
Phi. 6712I. Mrs Chambers.
El Paso herald. (El Paso, Tex.) 1901-1931, 1920-05-15

Musical Instruments
~-~-~1~---~----~-----~- ~---~-~-~-~-~-~-~-~---~
HARVARD upright plano. practically new.
also Victrola for sale. both mahogany In
ish- sos Mesa Apt 8.
VICTROLAs AND BRUNSWICK Phouo-
graphs: we sell them on the easy payment
plan Tri-State Talking Machine Co. sos
y. OREGON.
-FOUR REAL BARGAINS:
In 4 real pianos one an Emerson up
right very good condition, only $3.50.
one a Crown piano In perfect playing
condition for $3.50.
Another. a Brewster plano; this plano
Is like new. we offer at about half its
real worth. Goes now at only $3.50.
We have a mahogany Harvard piano.
selling new AZ $3.50. We offer this beau
tiful piano az $3.50.
ANY OF the above pianos can be bought
on very easy payments
JENKINS MUSIC co.
Store No. I, fl3 Texas ST.. Phi. sass.
Store No. 3, SEQ san Antonio St. Phi. 296s.
Store No. 8. Five Points next door 20
uostofflce Phi 1888
El Paso herald. (El Paso, Tex.) 1901-1931, 1920-05-15

7Than properly handled are one OF the very
rEfest and best investments IN the world
~ high class business man invites few
Investors TO invest with him; We have the
1,rriss organization and arrangement for
re sale OF pictures as soon a. completed;
satisfactory reference given FOR full par
ticuiars write 1922 vista St. Hollywood.
El Paso herald. (El Paso, Tex.) 1901-1931, 1920-05-15
Roomiag Hoals.-For saIe and Ren.

Rooming H0uses-For Sale and Rent
BOOMING HOUSE HOTELe PARK BROS,
OF course. largest Dealers, Biggest
List always. Jos Main facing plaEal.
BY OWNER-smau apartment house On
corner, lot 65E75. income 1850 year. $4,000
cash VII handle, WITH bungal0W and
TENS "a 2f5
m YOU WANT TO buy OF sen your room
ing house o. small business. LIST sEzze
with lTeiera
JAMES I. MARI a COMPANY,
800 San Antonio St
WANTED-Apartment OF roonInr house
1irect from owner must be modern
throughout. north side. close n. IS rooms
OF more, good lease, well furnished, parf
cash. balance terms Phi ssIs.
El Paso herald. (El Paso, Tex.) 1901-1931, 1920-05-15

BOOMING HOUSES FOR SALE.
For sale three roominF
housas doing A fine business
A real bargain Phone 284l
El Paso herald. (El Paso, Tex.) 1901-1931, 1920-05-15

WY CRANK AND GUST"
Have your Ford magnetic rechargeo while
you wait; Oldest models Gran Ike new
rnakes strong lights COLUMBIA sIOh-
AGE BATTERY & IGNITION CO. Ph 81.
El Paso herald. (El Paso, Tex.) 1901-1931, 1920-05-15
Ell PASO HERALD
For SaIe-AuInmnbHe,-W.nL.d

FORD LIGHT DELIVERY, s255.
SOuTHWESTEHN AUTO co.
Phone 1881.
Corner Santa Fe and ". San Antonio.
El Paso herald. (El Paso, Tex.) 1901-1931, 1920-05-15

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SrALKERs' FLOWER SHOP Potted
plants Of all kinds. flowers for an coca
alons GQ5 Mesa. Phi. 52A.
OLDEST floral estabiishment in u Paso.
everything In flowers Hartman's Flower
Shop Texas and Stanton. Phi $50.
The Wheeling intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1903-1961, 1920-07-17
1S3& d. 5 !:s@sSsS q
FROM THE FARM TO THE FACTORY.

few years ago and barely speaks our
She blnmcs this man for no, nay lnE
\ broad outlook and an altruLst' pom,
Of view. Vet II is plain lrT'" ~.
",bat's different" that Eh" would u" NV
Iik"Iy tn have tins breadth and aItruISm
Keep Up the Food Production:
<nw I'm not defending tn" now 81
labor from tho farms t. IN" factories
n - \ terrible thing. II is going ="
n1aan ruI trouble tor 0ur nation S""h
ar later If il IS not checked m SOM
nav. If tho farmers. for lack 81 hrip.
nIant n fourth lcsS Than they d'd lhS.
,nar lthls ,s prophcsiod) and "" arc
All bidding for tn" product, food prices
win soon he still higher. There HI'
i NOR cent fewer mon engaged ~ Az
ricllturc this l'ar than last. IL W"
keep ON cutting that Per cent uo""
some ono may StarV".
Tho man who sticks by tho farm Is
public hrn"fa"tor and - not likely ~
b. Tn" loser in tn" md.
Ftn III" poiM I do want 10 make 5
tins. What right have y" To hlaln" or
,riiiciSr people. moro ignorant than VIC;
fnr doing things We would hnd IL haFu
not to de- 49,.
The only thing We can do ~ ms
everlasting tanglc "" S"rm "om0hp" I"
have rot nV"rS'lNcS into. Is in nv" SIM
DIv rrrduCc all we can, interest our
selves in keeping drma GocueS out "t
tho government. try !" understand eco
romic principles. and educate others IN
thcm-and wait.
The Wheeling intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1903-1961, 1920-07-17
Anthracite Commission
To Visit Miners Homes

Scranton. Ia. July l6--M"mh"rS 81
tho anthracite" coal CNmni ~Sion w'll tour
;h" hard coal region and MAX" II FIRST
hand investigation a. - IN" STANDARDS
and conditions rf living Of TN" mine
workers. If they accept an 'nNiiaii"n en-
tended to them by :. u. Warmer. pros
idont Of III" 1.chlrh coal and Nav cation
company. and representatives. ni inc oh-
orators at this afternoons session Of the
commission.
Tho invitation grew out or III" cross
examination Of Mr.. Mariner by W. J"tt
I.aurk consulting economist of thr work
c-s on MIR WARMERS statement 10 tho
commission, that cvidcnr" that IN" OPP
orators are paying tho miners a living
WACO was to be found in tn" comfort IN
which all the anthra"it" workers arc
able to live. with no evidence 81 poverty.
or "ha-- subsistence level" Mr.. lHHcK
secured from Nr MARINER an admission
that the operators had put IN no evil
dcnce IN support of Ills statement. where
uDon Mr. Warmer said II would b"
glad n have the commission <" into tn"
hcld and 500 for themselves that what
Nc say is true
The Wheeling intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1903-1961, 1920-07-17

We voro discussing IN" other dhF inc
vav tho farm hands Ar" in"klnE I" IN"
cities to do work ~ IN" fHrt"rI'" because
thcy can cot h"tirr pay there.
ono woman had Just beard ~ inr-
oirn.r Who had hr"u getting 81 day
"n The farm lat summer. huf r"iuN'G
To- 60 back hc"auso II" had hr"n "f"r"h
$40 If IL. would Z" 4" a nearby town
and work in factory.
TIL" woman was quite Indignant AZ
his short 81 IA" dncas. YOU'D lhlnk
he'd realize. 'sh" said. that by doing
that he W., helping drive prizes up ana
thar his SIo wouldn't b" worth any more
than s. was If prices kept gong M.
He probably doesn't 50" beyond tho
SIN" suggested.
He shouldn't be- :" short-slEhtcd.
sh" inSIet"d.
Wasn't This a Fair Question:
Suppose" ] asked. You had thou
sand dollars in agriculture 'sh" Is n
woman who lives on invested money!
and YOU had a chance /" take It out
and got a larger per cent, with n"
more risk in manufacture. WrulGn
YOU he tempted Ia d" thar!
"Oh. thnI'S different ':'h" sad. Il
Was talking about labor.
Now HAT woman has had rs good
an education aS was given 10 women
in the days when Sh" was % She
has lived all her hf" in an enlightened
community aud she has access to the
best books and manaaincs IN her home.
Tho man she CriiiCiS"s Is a foreigner
who had little schooling when hc was
in IN" old country, who came here n
The Wheeling intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1903-1961, 1920-07-17
SEVEN ALLEGED MooNSHNERS
ARRESTED; WILL BE TRIED


Charleston. W. Va. Tuly 1S.-fiv"
alleged moonshncrS were arrested AMI
brought her" today. and two arc hold
in I.ewiSburG as the result 0f IA round
up by Il posse Of stat" and federal pro-
hibition officers Of those indicted by
the court Of Grccnhri"r court Of Gr"nn-
bricr COUNT and tho federal district
court Of southern West Virginia. which
has been in progress for several DAYS.
Those arrested were: lola wayne.
Marion Baker. Alvin lyall. tarl john
son. Chess Rarn. Alfred sheets and Jas.
Johnson. all but the first two h"tn.;
lodged in the kanaWhn county jail &"
answer indictment in tn" federal court.
They live near Auto, I'm Grc"nbricr
county.
The arrests como as a sequel I"
raid by state officers about on" N"ar
ago, in which Prohibition Officer Rat
liff was arrested BY local officers. ms
badge removed. and tho "fnc"r han"'
cuffrd aud beaten. Later. Officer I1iH.
gerald appeared upon the scene, ana
effected his release.
The Wheeling intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1903-1961, 1920-07-17
TOMMY BURNS STOPPED
BY ENGLISH CHAMPION

London. JUly 15---Tommy Rurng. ono
time hca vywe:Eht champion pugl!iSt Of
the world. WAS stopped IN IN" seventh
round OF what was to have h-"n a TWEEN
~ round bout IN Albert liall ton ght
by Joe Beckett. heavyweight champion
OF England.
Tho seconds Of tho French, 'anadian
Il lighter threw up the Sp"nC~ after Burns
had taken counts Of seven and nine.
Burn4 protested and desired 10 continue
the unequal tight. but his plea was um-
availint. Burns went into tho ring with
every evidence Of declining lighting con-
d lion.
The Wheeling intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1903-1961, 1920-07-17

Hundreds Of Wheeling people Will r"ad
with interest the announcement that
BrlGadicr General hdclH"rt Hr"nkhit" -
among tho Scvrn hriCadiCr generals pro
m"tcd 10 the permanent rank Of MAJOR
general
General Crnukhitr commanded IN"
EiChtr"th ,Blua Ridge division which
included tn" %ltih fn"ld Artillery. dur
ing tho divisions min" months II train
ing at Camp Leo. Va. oUd during a
greater portion of IN" tim" that IN"
division MAS IN France. Will" in com
mand Of the EIghtiHth ditiSron he held
the temporary rank "f major general.
aud his service was of such a high
character that Cor several months he
was mad commander Ct one "f IN" corps
in Europ" SOM" months after return
N IN. First Corps for months after the
rank uf hrcadiCr general.
General Wright. who has ais" been
nrniStiCo WAS signed. MS they w"ro
tor'''nrary rank in France. II" Is Woll
KIN, " 10 tho Wheeling boys. who w"r"
in trh First Corps for months after tho
arruStiCe was SaGnsd. as they wore
under his command.
The Wheeling intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1903-1961, 1920-07-17
ROOSEVELT WELCOMED
BACK TO WASHINGTON

Washington. July Amid IN" hiar-
Ing of navy band, and tn" cheering at
employees Of the department "I which nc
is acting head. Assistant Secretary OF
the Navy Franklin r. Roosevelt, Demo
cratic vice presidential nominee. WAS
..lrn a formal wclc"m" back TO Wash
ing;nu late today. committees Of en-
rIovcs Of the Washington navy Iard
marched to IN" navy department. Wh'r'
they Joined navy and marine on GERS.
enlisted mon and civilian employees IN
extending the welcome. Mr.. Roosevelt
made brief address in which h"
pledged continuation Of his friendship
for the lahorInE man.
The nominee arrived in Wash inEtou
carly in the day from New York. and
vent Immediately lea his office. where
he spcnt moSt Of III" day clearing M
matters which had arisen during his
..b>rHC". .
Announcement was made ny Mr.;
Roosevelt during the day That he would
resign his position i'll the navy depart
nrrt about the first week III August. flc
sad he expected 10 h" formally notified
Of his nomination about August !. ar
his home in HYDE larh. y. !.
-HT-v NSAR SAVINGS STAMPS
The Wheeling intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1903-1961, 1920-07-17
OBITUARY
TAlford Fnnaral

Funeral services for. Thomas Joseph
Tclford. who died Thursday evening at
the family residence No. 13i Market
street. will be held this morning at $50
o'clock. Requiem high mass wNl Re Of
cdral OF which the deceased was Il mem
Der. Interm"nt will be in Mount Cal
vary cemetery. The deceased was in
his SD year Of ago and is survived by
his wife. three brothers and two sisters.
Death was due to illness with which he
suffered for tn" past fifteen months.
Until his illness he Was employed at tho
Wheeling Mold and Foundry as mach
mist
The Wheeling intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1903-1961, 1920-07-17
TO RECOMMEND ONE
EXPRESS COMPANY

New York. July i6.-Tlc Association
of Railway executives. meeting here to-
day, decided TO recommend To all rail-
roads that the nations express business
continue 10 be handled. under federal
control. as il was during the war. by
one agency. the American halfway En-
press Company. Tho reason given for
the recommendation is that the four or
lGlnal express companies virtually have
ceased 10 exist and no longer arc able
10 function individually. leaving the
American Railway Express the only
agency through which the service can
be operated
4 standa ri form Of contract 70 be
made between individual railroad COM
80 "i"S and the American Railway IN
press Company will be submitted to tn"
Interstate Commerce commission for its
approval I'pOn THIS approval thc as
"""Ilt'on will urC" all member roads to
execute the uniform contract wiki tho
express company.
The Wheeling intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1903-1961, 1920-07-17
aRBrTRAr1oN REJECTED

PittsburEh. July 1h.-M0r" than IHD
members OF tho hri"klayCrS' union Of
PITTSBURGH. in session tonight. voted +
reject the wage arbitration offer Of the
The mon have been on
strike for moro. than Il month.
Tho contractors. in their offer urged
the hrick,aycrS Ia arhitratc waE" ditIHr'
cnrcs and 10 return to work pending ar
hitrstinn Of whrt thor they were to 70
csivc Sis or $3.50 an hour The mon
demand $50 an hour
The Wheeling intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1903-1961, 1920-07-17
PUPILS TRANSPORTATION.

The Board Of Education OF the Dis
t-ict Of Triadclphia, County of Ohio,
West Virginia. will until noon. Friday.
July 80. receive proposals 10 transport
pupils to Elm Grove and IS Bridge
schools on routes No. ! and No. for
the next school year. Successful con-
tractor should furnish bond for the
faiihful performance OF his contract.
The board reserves the right to rejeN
any and all proposals. Mail your writ
ten proposal tn the secretary. Oak Park.
Wheeling, W. Va. BY order Of the
board.
s. s. JACOB. JE..
iv-IJ.lT Secretary.
The Wheeling intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1903-1961, 1920-07-17
CrOnkhite and Wright
Made Major Generals;
Commanded Local BOYS

WASHINGTON, July =. APPOINTMENT
ny tn" president 90 seven major E"irr-
ais and - hrIra,llcrS under tho new
army decentralization bin MAS ann"uhc-
Cd today 10y the war department..
Those appointed major generals were:
RriEadI"r Generals Nd"ln"rt trohk-
hitc. William II. llaan. charles !, Men
Ohcr, Charles n Muir William II
Wright. rrnarbuudy and ';c"rc" "
The Wheeling intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1903-1961, 1920-07-17
Ssal1 Obseq uleg

Services over m" late remains Of
Grafton Ashury Bcall. ST.. who died
dence. No. 90 Virginia street. will he
held this morning At 10 o'clock. Rev.
Jacob BrittinGham. rector Of III" St
Luke's /. T.. church or which the de-
ceased was member. Will have charge
Of the services. lntcrmCnt Will be in
Stone Church cemetery.
The Wheeling intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1903-1961, 1920-07-17
Zauo Services

Funeral services for rlatof r. Zane
who died Thursday at tn" home Of his
daughter. Mrs. Al. BcCkcrt OF Toledo.
Will be held this afternoon al the home
Of ". +. Zane of South Penn street.
Island. Intcrment will be in l.!nwood
cemetery. Martins Ferry. Tho deceased
was In his 18th year and was well
known in this city having formerly re-
Sidad on the Island
The Wheeling intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1903-1961, 1920-07-17
GOES TO NEWARK.

East Liverpool. o.. July lH.--N. lrN-
ing Lewis tonight rendered his rcsiEna-
tion AS secretary ui the East LN "rpo"I
chamber "f 'ommcrc" to tho board OF
dirnctrs. lTc has accepted til" secretary
shin Of the Newark. Ohio. thamb"r or
Commerce. He will leave here August
Is. A3AL
The Wheeling intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1903-1961, 1920-07-17
Bella KUN FLEES TO
BOLSHEvIST|C RUSSIA

Vienna July l6.-'Ey the Associate!
Press .- f"la Kun. former dictator "'
Hungary. and all m" Communists who's"
rNtraditj"n has been demanded 10y Hun
gary. left Vienna last night Tor Rus
sia. hy way o. Germany, in - prison'r3
convoy
The Wheeling intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1903-1961, 1920-07-17
EpLAY1nNr WANTED.
WANTED Emplo

WANTED - Employment desired by
young man IS years old. High school
graduate, commercial course, stcno-
craphcr and book keeper. References
furnishnd TclrDhon" Bridgeport go,
or address lJhl chaplin" street. Wheel.
ing, J.. &. Mcllor. Jy-lS-h
The Wheeling intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1903-1961, 1920-07-17
WAINIM6I

T-csDassr-s on the boat katherine.
lying at Sth street. Wheeling, VIII De
prosecuted. Party that removed brass
fixtures is known and early return OF
tn vartS i suggested. 1y-l0-m
The Wheeling intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1903-1961, 1920-07-17
LOST AND FOUND.

LosT-LarGc Elk-tooth charm. Thurs
day evening. between eth ST and
Victoria Reward if returned 10 +.
Chester Woodland. Victoria Theatre
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The Wheeling intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1903-1961, 1920-07-17
MISCELLANEOUS
LARGE MANUFACTURE

Wants representatives 10 sell shirts. an
dcrwoar hosiery, dresses, waists. skirts.
direct 10 homes Write for free sam
rlce Madison Mills. sos Broadway.Nc1
York, \. y sat-jy-26jylS 30
The Wheeling intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1903-1961, 1920-07-17
uNFuRN1sHEp ROOMS WANTED.

WANTED Or unfinished rooms
uut pike. no children, Eo"I references.
Address out l'lk". CHrr lntrIIig"n'"r.
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The Wheeling intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1903-1961, 1920-07-17
Poe BENT
FOR RENT.

FOR RENT-\ucIy furnished rooms for
nEht housekeeping and Sl'"pinr,. Np-
ply End floor new Int.!ISenc"r RliS..
1905 Market 81. j"-l--i'