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THE JUST-SO HAT.

slight alteration. And then'I don't
think anything matters so much as a
becoming or an unbecoming hat. The
hats the frame of the face. and the
face Is YOC.
Be Careful Of Bright Colors
have suggested before thatS only
the young and pretty should usc much
bright color on n hat. One so often
sees people who are evidently trying 10
brighten their faces up by the use OF
bright colors. Tho result is that thsy
only make themselves look palcr or
more saliow. II wouldn't be go bad II
they were careful tn pick out the soft
bright colors. but th"y are apt 10 choose
harsh brightness like c"r!sc or unktnd
shades OF green or yellow. Soft natural
colors Of just the right tone are much
kinder 10 palor or Baunt features.
slight touch OF color not too close 70
the face IS NIL right. but that's enough.
A Terrible Eussy
7 have another feeling about color5
that has less authority behind II. There
Is a popular belief that white Is be-
COMING 10 everyone. Now the way !
foe! about II is that dead white is one
of the hardest things one ran wear.
The people who look best in II nre
elderly people with white hair and talk
about how lovely the young girl looks
IN oil white. maybe she docs If she is
lovely anyway. hut II wager she would
look even lov"l!er in whatever delicate
color iq right for her. nocs anyone
agree with this hercsy?
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Louis BGrtSChy Heads
The Funeral Directors

Charleston. W. Va. July 2S.-Hunt-
ing,on was selected as the meeting
place next year h"for" the closing ~
tho annual convention here nf the West
Virginia Funeral Directors Associa-
tiun today.
Tho following "ffIc"rs were elected
President. Louis E,rt"chy. Wheeling:
vice president, l. \ Simpson. Charles
ton: secretary pul treasurer. Frank +.
Foster. WcllShurC.
Executive committee: Il. r steel
I!Gnf,u-trm: J. r.. EnS"u. Huntington
A. T. Owens. ChaTi' ~lnn: T. l. Harris.
Logan. and W. L 'o"ry. Wheeling.
Delegates selected I" attend the mn
tloual convention N Springfield. Macs
September 1915. : VI Kendall. Elk
ms: i. \ Siu'Hson. Charleston. J. +.
johnson. Huntington: John Barlow.
Charl"Strr.
Aliernat"S. !. ". LHth"r. Welch: y.
c. Dawson. WrllshurE: II. \ Davidson.
Morgam,"Wn I'D Edward t"""y. Wheel
ing.
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friend of mine paid moro than she
should for a hat. and then regretted
buying ~ because Il was not the plu-
perfect hat she should have gotten 10
Justify her exIravagance.
Sho told me about II over the tc'e-
phone and when ] saw II for tho FIRST
time. I was aErecably disappointed.
What In the world Is the matter
with that Init" said. IT'S stun
ming hat and think It's becoming.
Yes she naId. 1T Is becoming to-
day because am feeling we'll and have
on my most becoming gown and my
hair went UP we'll. hut the next time l
wear the hat everything won't be so
nropitious and II Will make mo look
ike a hnE. It's what l call 'Just-so
hat. It's all right when everything is
Just so. but II isn't becoming to you
when you don't look your best Well.
] suppose I'm come up with for spend
Ing 30 much money. but ! hope I've
lesrncd Il lesson SO that I'll beware or
iust-so hats tho rest Of my life.
Theu I Knew She Spoke The Truth
7 fanc!ed she was merely eNaGgerat-
Ing her misfortune. but n few DAYS
later saw her again and then l Knew
II waa juSt-so hat.
DID YOU eyer have Just-so hat?
havc--only didn't know what 10
call Il before.
There are jus,-so gowns, too. or
course. hut :hcy aren't quito so bad.
It's easier to fool with them and i'm
prove them with collar or some other
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Congratulatdon for Upton.

Nav Orleans. July - -t"nEratuln-
tionS on the showing of Shamrock "
were sent today TO Sir Thomas Linton
by members OF the southern Yacht club
and persons who remembered tn" days
in the late sixties when the har"n"t WAS
then lad, drove a mule car over IN"
streets Of New Orleans and dispensed
hot coffee at the PoydraS marN"t res
taurant
Sir Thomas recently sent IN" Southern
Yacht club of which nc Is I'm honorary
member. a loving cup. which Will b."
competed for by southern yaChtSrl"H IN
q series OF sloop races next season.
New York. July @S.--A rr"at chorus
Of whistles from river crafts md fac
tories shrickcd a hearty greeting I" Inc
Resolute. victor IN IN" lH2n lnt"rna-
tional yacht races today ~ ~" gallant
cup defender passed up tho East RIVER
70 her moorings at city island.
This was tho first puhl!, apVcaraH'"
here Of the staunch sl0"p since = d.
featcd Sir Thomas 1AptUn's Shamr"Ck
" yesterday. successfully defend nG 'h'
Americas cup from the British 'h"I-
lcngGr
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WOOL MARKET Dull

Tho wool market at this tim" i OK
tremcly dull. in fact there seemingly -
nttls inquiry for wool from anywhere.
said Louis Horkhe!mer. local dealer
In our immediate ncighbOrhnod aud
adjacent states. only small quHnily
OF wool has been sold SO far this wear
Ordinarily the bulk OF the wool IL sold
during the month ~ June and July. and
quite frequently tho cnttr" wool clip
has passed out Of growers and into
dealers hands by the first OF August
This year tho unusual has happen
cd Dealers and manufacturers IN g1u-
cral are showing l!tt!c interest III Woo"
Manufacturers using wool hAN' h'"ii
against unusual conditions. Ia" '"h
spring and late summer virtually XIII
ed what Is usually known as tho spring
season in light weight fabrics. and
therefore they have large stocks on
hand.
Large lines Of textiles which should
have been distributed To TN" retailers
early in the spring. st:ll remain undc-
livcrcd IN warehouses. and many ORDERS
for future delivery have been cancelled
entirely Mills are running on snort
time and therefore tho consumption 81;
wool has been very much limited.
Poor railroad facilities, uns"aSonn BIZ"
weather. and a very tight money market.
have all helped TO nKgraNat" tn" S!iud .
ton. Generally mills are we'll stocked
with wool \ great many dealers OWN"
to the slackcnrd demand from manu-
facturers. are carrying fairly Eood sized
stocks OF wool.
Tho foreign markets have declined
quite considerably and Il is almost I'M
possible to quote prices today that
would mean anything al all
This in brief is a haSty survey o.
present wool market conditions. 1t Is
Impossible TO attempt to forecast Ia"
future.
The lower grades Of wool ar" hcinE
offered at extremely low prices.
The finer grades. especially tn" wo"i
est ada pied for combng. ar" r"!At.Tr.%
much higher.
"On October last. Il" Australia mhr
kst' will open without government re-.
strtct!on, and much Will depend on the
action OF the Australian wool grower.
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ALL SHE COULD
ID To GET, ABOUT

keen from falling. Was restless nearly
ali Tho TIM. and 1t night" would ron
and tors and could scarcely sleep any a
all nnnIly got 40 weak that
couldn't even go UP stairs "ithout pun,
INK myself along ny the railing. ana
IuSt had To- give up my houSc"ork en-
t!rriy. ,,,.
"Mcn. my husband vas suffering iHe
| was. and after reading 90 many gonh
things IA the papers about Tanlac. pom
Of us began taking II. and I'm sur"
that my recovery has been just as re-
markablc as his. Why began imProE-
ing from the very start. and after tax
ing four bottles feel simply fine. NJ!
appetite has returned completely and
just enjoy eating all the time. Every
thing agrees with me perfectly and m
no longer nauscated or troubled Win
Ens on my stomach or shortness or
breath. Ny back never palms me, m
free from those awful dizzy attacks.
and at nights. 20 to sleep just h'
soon as got In bed and Just sleep 4ne
All night long. I'm so full or strenssh
and energy that can do all my house
work with ease and not get the least
bit tired. I'm glad to give this state
mrnt In order that others may know
how much Tanlac has done for me.
Tanlac Is sold in Wheeling by tho
IIoge Davis Drug Co. at 1l45 Main
street. 1884 Main street. 18th and Mar
ket streets and $500 Chapline street.
also f. X. Hoge at Martins Ferry. Ohio.
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KILBANE WINS BY
NEWSPAPER DECISION


Cleveland. O.. July "S.--Johnnv XII
bar". OF Cleveland. champion feather
weight. won the newspaper decisln
over Art!e Root, 81 cleveland in a ten
round boxing contest AZ American
League Park here tonight before rec
ord breaking crowd. Kilbnnc outClassrd
Root. winning eight rounds and scoring
q kuoCkudwu in tho Gfth.
Tho scmi-hnal. Cal Delaney and VII
lie Bcachcr at 1873 pounds. was won by
BrnchCr on points. Delaney had thr
better Of the first few rounds. all Of
which were rather tame. but when
Beechcr finally wok" up and started IL
nEht there was nothing to Il.
The only Knockout Of the evening was
registered by BloCkic Richards. the
crack l96- pound boy from Dayton,
against Art StrawbaCk"r Of Cleveland.
When Richards knocked StrawoaCk"r
down three times IN n" fourth r0unn.
Strawbackcr's seconds hurled towel and
sponge into the ring.
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SONS AND DAUGHTERS
OF LIBERTY ELECT
Mrs. olettA Schubert Heads Ohio Assem-
oly-YounRstown Gets Next
Convention

East liverpool. o. July IS, lSpL)-
Mrs. Oletta Schubert. OF MiamishurS
was chosen state councillor. and foungs-
town selected for tho 1921 convention
In the closing session Of tho state meet
INK OF the Ohio Sons and daughters ~
Liberty here today.
Other Officers elected were: Associate
Councillor, Mrs. FLORENCE Steel. Bellaire;
Vice Councillor. Mrs. Laura puley, Ak
ron; Associate Vice Councillor. Harry
Todd. East Liverpool; Secretary. W. Sell
lers. Akron: Associate Secretary. Mrs.
Jessie Faulsaver. Mt. Vernon: Treas
urer, Mrs. Minnie Custer Dayton: Assoc
ciate Treasurer. Mrs. Mabel Howell.
Youngstown; Guide. Mrs Eella Hcndcr-
shot. bridgeport: Inside Guard. Mrs.
Birdetta Seller. Dayton; Outside Guard.
Mrs. jennie Lynd. Canton.
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PAYROLL BANDITS
TAKEN IN INDIANA

Pittsburgh. July IS --Alcx Tru"s"wiCh
and Philip povack who were arrested
ut Gary. Ind. charged with robbery III
PENNSYLVANIA are wanted by tho police
Of WASHINGTON county Tor thr robbery
OF the paymaster Of tho Nes,a coal COM
pany at Ritchcyvillc Pcnna.. July IL.
The paymastor was attacked INSIDE
mine No. 4 of tho Ncsta company. ana
the payroll stolen one OF the robbers
was captured a few minutes after IN"
robbery, and is now In Jail at Washing
ton. Penna. The NeSta Coal company
is a subsidiary OF the Jones and Laugh
lin Steel company. OF Pittsburgh.
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Mrs. Barr Says She Was in
Miserable Health Before
She Got Tanlac.
Is Now Well and Happy and
Can Do All Her Own
Homework.

etaotn shrtlIu Cmfwyp ,vbgkJq Nzfnff Is
how Tanlac helped him. and this grand
medicine has done mo so much good
that I want To CIV" statement too.
said Mrs. G. NJ. Barr Of 1902 Eleventh
Avenue. Huntington. West Virginia
II suffered with my stomach for two
wears. and when ] began taking TanlaC
K was all | could do tn get about.
had no arp"t!t" and ate l!,tlc NOR" than
enough to keep @nul and body together
Everything ate disagreed with me. and
often became 50 nauSeatod could
scarcely retain n thing. I had terrible
pains in my stomach and gas would
press up around my heart until It felt
Ike my breath was being cut off. I had
such severe pains IN my back that
could hardly straight"n myself. and a
times such awful dizzy attacks struci
me that I would have TO sit down to
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FLOUR DROPS
Reduction of 70 Cents Reported From
one Large Concorn-Another An
nounces 70 Cent Drop.

Minneapolis. July 2S.--ReflcctinE the
slump in wheat prices. flour dropped
today at all larg" mills one OF tho
largest mills reporting reduction OF
20 cents Il barrel and another Il IS cent
drop.
$780, 4 barred IN carload lots. for fam
lily patents
Hrau also dropped :" SIS a ton from
yesterdays quotation Of $40.
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CLARKSBURG WAR HERO
FACES SERIOUS CHARGE
Alleged Aoductor Of Pretty Young Wo-
man Held for Violation OF
tho Mann Act

C7arksburg. w. Va. July 2S.-Tho:na as
D. Drake World War hero. and pos
SCISSOR OF distinguished service cross.
charged with entiCing Mrs. VI. =. GIL, a
pretty young woman OF Haywood, near
here. from her home TO birmingham.
Mass. has been held under the charge
Of violating the Mann act 70 tho Fcdcr-
al District court, September 81. at Mar
tinsburg. by a. L. Lohm, Federal com
missioner. Bond was set ut 81, 500. but
he was remandcd TO the county jail
In default.
Drake was arrested under the Federal
charge when his preliminary hearing
was under way before MaE;Strat" T. 6.
NlCewarner. on 4 charge ~ abduction.
late yesterday. This hearing was alb
ruptly halted 20 await disposition OF
The Federal case
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rusnrR Is CHARGED.

Sandusky. =. July N" \ wNrrNhI
charging murder in tn" f.rsi d"s,r"" was
issued In Eric to-day fer John Whit"-
head. federal prohibition enforcement
agent, Of Toledo. Whitehead IS &C
cused Of shooting and fatally w"undlng
Jacob Hare. a former saloon keeper. or
Huron. near here.
The killing 80 Hare. Is said - ANY"
followed tho officers effort To enter the
Hare home with search Warrant.
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FOR SALE-Farm l6S acres. located In
I Carroll Co, Ohio, five miles north Of
Scio. O., and nine miles south OF Car
rol,on, o.. on the Carrolton Scio road.
| good productive farm. la OF timber ali
Iunderia!d with coal. II Wing water In
J every field. IA acres orchard: buildings
fair Good stock farm. Good village
{ right al edge OF farm. school. churches,
etc, W!u sell reasonable. Vim. II. Kelly,
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FOE SALE.

FOR SAL.E-S G. White Leghorn cock
crels. bred from stock certified by
Cornell University. from hens that are
pedigrced and known to be heavy lay
era Splendid. vigorous cockercis
ready 2or Immediate delivery. Price
$500. s. c. Gist. Jr. WellsDurg. W.
Ia, Jy-2S-j
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FOE STRAIGHTFORWARD goods. davor-
port. capIn"t Nictrola. rarloT suite;
rrCd baby busy, 4J4 Erie ST. second
floor, Island. )y-+S-i
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LOST AND FOUND

LosT-Heart shaped key ring with
keys. Reward. Call Woodsdale IL.
jy-27-k
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wANTED-Seamstres for general al
terations, experience preferred but not
necessary. Steady position, good SAL
airy. Write full details with first let
ter. Write II. I. j.. care 1ntelligencer.
jy-2a-i
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wANTHD-Mature women attention
Would you like to turn all or part OF
your time into cash? There ure oppor-
tunities for doing so in the counties OF
Hancock, Brooke, Ohio, Marshall. Wet
eel and Tyler. For particulars address
Box V, 1ntelligencer. jy-29-i
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PoR SALE-Complete shoe repair shop.
doing splendid business. All tools IN
cluded Bargain. G!fcr Christie, lVl
! Seventh street. WelsburG, W. Va,
jy26-j
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POSITION WANTED.
WANTED

WANTED, 'uiur"d couple lately from
Washington. - E. with FIRST lass
reference. bow employed. would like 70
MAX" change ~ cook and butler, in
smraN family cali &239-M jy-29I
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WANTED-Young lady for office work.
/ Prefer high school graduate OF senior
who can operate typewriter. Expert
ence not necessary. Write A. B. c., care
InHlligenccr. Jy-23-i
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HrRENENi
wANTED-FENAI1

wANTED--At once, two experienced
cloak and suit salesladies. II You
have the ability and want to advance
yourself. Apply a: once. Peoples
Store, 1918 Market. ty-c9-i
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FOB SALE automobiles. Ford rond-
stcr and | Dodge touring car. These
cars are in fins condition. VIII cell
either st reasonable prices. Dealers
need not bother. Address Box WcS:
Liberty. W. Va. jy-2l-k
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WANTEp-NAL1

WANTHD-Storeroom clerk with actoal
experience in handling storeroom
ledger for either sheet or tin mill sup
plies. State age and salary expected.
Must be competent. and first letter state
complete experience and how compe-
tenry has been gained. Address W. W
care Inteiligencer jy-28-1
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TOE SALE-Good big year old horse.
VIII exchange FOR automobile. Box
No. S77. Wheeling. W. Va. jy-c+-k
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POE lEE1
wANrED-We have a desirable

wANTED-We have a desirable
location on railroad switch on
which we will erect one or two
buildings suitable for manufac-
turing or storage purposes: one
building can be 50xl00 and the
other S0x1O0. with lS-foot alley
between: both fronting on rail-
road switch: for a good tenant we
will erect one Of both buildings
on long term lease. Inquire OF
John W. Be!tz, Jr.. 18th and Eoff
streets. jy-29-l
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FOR SALE

FOR SALE--N"w bungalow house. TroomS
hIl"m"u' and ruIirr'". ely water.
EaS. 50 3nh "n Forest Turner. FarncS-
willie. toil ai 7GI south th"stnHt street.
lsarn"sNiIl", - Iv-2g-m
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FOE EAL1-Ford ton truck engine.
overhauled. new tires. Call coS2-J al
ter y. m. N--t-J
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FOE SALE pair of mules. Good size.
Also l mule. weighs 400. Also coal
bank mule. Box Is. West Liberty. w.
Va Jy-@f-k
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THE Pennsylvania gYBr1N
WANTS

TIE PENNsYLvAN1A GYST1N
WANTS
1RAHX1Ni
Yard-62Is cents per hour. Over.
time s3.7 cents, after hours.
Road-4.o8 cents per mile, With
minimum Of 100 miles. Over.
time, 76.5 cents Per hour.
HHENENI
$4.le to &S.A Per aay. Overtime
time and ons.half, after hours.
Stesdy Work for Hsnahls Men
Excellent Opportunities for 1romoSon'
Apply 20
TIAIN MASTER, Wheeling, ". Va,
Bellatre, O., or hngo Junction, o.
jy-l-tf
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wANTED-A good cook. Call Elm
Grove ll5-J. Jy-29-i
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nscELLANEous
LUCRATIVE hauling Job for number

Of heavy duty dump trucks. II inter
ested write packard Motor Company.
LeatherwoOd. Wheeling. W. Va, or call
between hours Of $50 and 1880. jy-23-l
wAnTED-we have a desirable loca-
ton, on railroad switch. on which We
will erect one or two buildings suitable
for manufacturing or storage purposes.
One building can be 5oxl00 and the
other sO1lO0 with 16 feet alley between.
both fronting on railroad switch. For
d good tenant We will erect one or both
buildings on long term lease. 1nquira
OF John W. Beltz. Jr.. 18th and Eoft
streots. jy-22-l
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wANTED-Drivers, apply r. L. Hort
man, American Railway Express Co.. r..
G. O. passenger depot. ty-2f-i
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wAHTED-Young man for automobile
parts department. Would like some
one familiar with automobiles. Chance
for advancement. Those looking for
high wages and little work need not ay-
ply u. L. Mason, Packard Motor Co..
ieatherwood. Wheeling. VIVA. jy-27-i
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FOR sALE-Estahlishe business loca-
ton offered cheap. To settle estate.
e07 North Main st. Get particulars
from "I.afe" Grancr. OF The Fulton
Bank and Trust Co. phone Woodsdalc
800. jy-li-p
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FOR SALE-Dwner leaving this part OF
country will sell lease and pavilion
Of Mulner'u Grove. Cail phone No. SIS.
ar write 920 West Main. Rarnesvllle.
ohio. jy-2l-tf
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wANTED-14 laborers. Wheeling Wall
Plaster Co. 2Tth & Market SITS.
jy-26-j
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WANrED-Expert mec hanics. Packard
Motor Co.. Leatherwood, wheeling. ".
Va. jy-23-l
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wANTED-To Rent. Car with driver
for week or ten days, for use in
Wheeling district. See Mr.. wilson.
Room SIT Wheeling Bank g. Trust Bldg.
jy-c9-g
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wANTED-Attention Salesladies. Are
you earning salary entitled? II not
we have excellent position open In
Ladies' Ready to Wear store. Good OPP
portunity for advancement. Apply and
rtatc where last employed, Box NJ. care
Intelligencer. ty-2i-l
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wANTED-Whits girl as cook. Also
girl for upstairs work. Telephone
290-J Woodsdalc. jy-2s-i
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wANTED-5 or 1 unfurnished rooms
by couple without children. In central
part OF city or Warwood. Address D. 7.
s., care lntclligencer. jy-21-j
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wANTED-A young woman cashier. Y.
w. c. A. cafeteria. ty-2I-i
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wANTEp-waitress. dIshwasher and
cook. on turn from II p. m. TO 7 a. IN.
Apply B. & o. Y. II. c. A.. Stop Ben
wood. Jy-24-l
Richmond times-dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1914-current, 1920-06-25
Tho Rhyming Op6mist
nv ATtSn .,,c,..,.

Al! those who claim tina; coin has
wings are surely mighty right be-
cause the way the j!ts and things
e!ude my tightly held purse strings
Is what / call a sight. For when !
anblc down the street ] look with
longing eye 1T things Id like TO wear
or eat. they tease me all along my
beat, ! cannot pass EN- by. a buck
goes here, another there: with care
less hand spend tho dollars won
Win pain and care: they vanish and
| can't DAY where, they bring no div
inend So I've concluded from this
On when c.'n cop crown I'll hasten
70 the bank amor before the last,
one fnrthing,s spas and sal, lii
te down; Although | make but 81
cents II! save u few some way so
when my roll has gone from hence
st!i! vii! have some faithful pence
10 tide me through the day. .:
course, II VII! be hard TO do. the
way the money flies: but when there
shopping i must do I'll try my best
TO hurry through with binders on
my eyes. III hide my wad within
the clock or in hollow tree or keen
IN a. tTusty sock TIL | can buy q
Sity oIock from such frugality
Though spendcrs point with scorn
at me. the closest chap in town. UNI
needing their hiiarity, I'll grab at
every jit with glce and suit a little
down And though it be an awful
Richmond times-dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1914-current, 1920-06-25

ter. 1t liz something new and difrc,,n,
Eddie Raye in Little Johnny Wis:
offers, a highly entertaining musical
comedy. with pretty girls ana pre,ty
everything. To top .h. o,t,nnr
Weber. Taylor and Hicks took the
house by storm with their merry
singing role. Burt -sr4 Fiorcucs
Mayo present novelty act In the
air. closing the bill. There In special
Pathe News. r.