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The Wheeling intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1903-1961, 1920-09-16
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who Will take il amiSs and make X a
subject IF CaualIr comment. Rut II
doesn't seem 10 me they would be the
sort Of people whose friendship was
worth much.
This Is certainly time when enter
tanning customs OuGh; T. BE- modihcd II
frr 40 other reason. for tho sake or
conserving the supply OF food which
everyone tells us is going 10 be scarce
this winter. and also to help bring down
high prices.
Try This On Your Crowd
| know 4 group Of Young people VINO
used L. 20 10 each Others houses every
week TO play cards and cat little sup
pr after the cards They talked IL
= sNprrtluouS expense and that their
%N. GEMS were bcicr without hat extra
I.,r;Il. So POW. mt, Id of having !
SUPPER tvEc:h =. the: arc going 10 haT
a progressive dime" parry. Iou know
what that is--rrCh hostess rrcr.des one
course and tho guests GO from house
10 house. As they live within a few
blocks this will not ~ any hardship
and always lots OF run. In order 10
divide the burden o. The different
course; tairl!. each Will take turns pro-
vtd!ng tho different courses.
Ano'h"r hostess WHO has hlE house
tuet far enough outSii" the city 10 make
2 plca.ant run for autoists. Is making
x n custom 10 invite half dozen or
her mororis: friends 10 what She calls
q picnic dinner. Each Is 10 hiring some
nnn hing which she specifies and she
provides the house and me course. She.
ike my letter friend. simply could not
n ford 10 bear all the burden and she
has had the courage 70 make this new
pian. honor her and all with similar
common sense and courage. Don't you:
The Wheeling intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1903-1961, 1920-09-16
WEST ALEX FAIR
IS BEST EVER
TWO SPLENDID RACES Tl1s AFTER
NOON WILL ATTR ACT all Low
Frs OF REAL SPORT
Exhibits Of Cattle, Hogs, Farm Products
Arc Above Average-Splend 1d
Textile Showing

!, di" VIII he The one blk day az me
W.T. Alexander Fair and the largest AT
tendance IN the history OF the fa!r Is ca
pcCt-d. Yes crday was q record hfr2k2I
for attendance and as today Is the Mat!
one the attendance Will be largo. EXtra
cars will he operated by the Pubic
Service Company. the b. X q. Will maze
special arrangements to take. care OF
the crowds and the auto route VIII also
lie u very popular one.
The racing program for today is a
splendid one. there beng free for all
pace. an dalsC Il free Tor all troS'
purse OF $3.50 being hung up for each or
nounccd as large and s"mr real steppers
arc listed There promises to he some
real surprises IN store for those wEn at
tend III the way cf zine. as the track is
IN splendid condition.
The exhibits are far above tn" average
with a fine showing OF registered cattl
hogs. sheep and poultry. The cattle
showing in larger and also better than
ever before. The fancy work depart
ment is also on" that is interesting the
feminine sex and there are many fine en-
hihits in that line. The fruit and pastry
departments are also above the average
while there are many concession STANDS
about the grounds and one can quehch
his thirst and also tax" care of the inner
man without leaving the grounds.
Yesterdays Program
The 2:40 pace yesterday proved 20 ne
real thriller and was won by Alma
Dillon. in 2:2S. the second money going
70 Olive O.. owned by {. r. Gardner of
Burgettstown. while Harold Scott, owned
by William shepherd. of near the Same
place won the third money Dillon Is
owned by z. j. Reynolds. Of Waynes-
burg.
The 3 minute trot was won by Cal
Higerson, owned by f. w. Scott. Of West
Alexander in S:3S-l5. while Lord Carbon
took second money and Doc Shepherd
third The last named horse Is owned
by William Shepherd. of West AleNan-
der. Pa.
In todays race Rex Nceley. owned by
r. w Scott. OF West Alexander. who
won second place In the Wheeling races
last year will be entered and real list
OF hackers will be on hand.
Charles McClay. OF New London. OHIO.
Is in charge Of the Judging of the stock
IN dmuch interest is boing manifested
In the awarding OF the prizes. This IS
the 22nd fair held by the association and
every effort Is being made to make II
real interesting one.
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ANNUAL MEETING
OF PAN HANDLE
BAPTIST ASSN
TWO INSPIRING ADDRESSES WERE
DELIVERED BY REVS. z. A.
AGAR AND H. T. STIIWELh
Gi-ls' World wide Guild Banquet Larg-
ely Attended BY Delegates Prom
District

The Panhandle Baptist Association
is holding one of it's most successful
annual meetings at the Wheeling Ban
list Temple church. City Y. NJ. G. A.
building. Tho day sessions and meals
for the large number OF delegates are
being held and served Mt the Second
Presbyterian church, corner Twentieth
and Market streets.
Two most inspiring addresses were
given yesterday. Rev; F. A. AGar. d. D,
on tho cost Of the Christians test today
and Rev. II. J.. Sttllwell, d. d., Of
Cleveland. O., spoke yesterday afternoon
and evening on sane and successful
evangelism for the present hour.
Rev. w. S. Harold. Of Moundsville.
evenings session at the \. NJ. $. A.
auditorium. the moderator. Rev. Arden
D. Miller presiding.
The Girls World Wide. guild ban
quet was largely attended by delegates
from over the districts.
The following is the program for to-
Thursday 4. M.-s:3N. Praise service
Rev J. w. Cottrell: 9:+5. Report Of Of
ticers. Mr.. L. Schneider; $50. Eclection
Rev. J. u. Runkle: DiscuEslon: 1920.
SUNDAY school work. Mrs. +. II. Pickett:
100. Address. Miss Erma Wells: ll:Sn.
Report on Obituaries. Mr.. II. l. Bond
1876. Unfinished business.
Thursday. +. M.-l:3p Praise Service.
Rev. VI. F. KiSer: 1:45. Report on Mis-
sions, Rev. Geo L. Lockha-t zoo Doc
trinal sermon. Rev. J. D. Runkle: 2:45.
The New World Movement. Rev. George
f Bartlett; $3.50 Discussion: 400 Young
Peoples societies, Rev. J. {. killian:
$50 Discussion.
Thursday evenlng-I:SO Praise SER
vice. Rev H S. Mabie; T:45. Address
Rev. J. c. kinian: $50 Stcreoptican
lecture, Ready When Needed" Rev. +.
+. Braninstool.
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COLORED CROOK
WAS TRAPPED
EsSAYEp TO STEAL TWO AUTOS
INSIDE ON AN HOUR AND NOW
LIES IN JAIL
Evidence Conclusive and Pen Doors
Now Yawn For This Dark Skinned
Chr Thief

Robert Bruce, Co!ored. giving his
residence as Washington. Pa was ar
rested shortly after $50 last evening
ny Deputy sheriff Alfred Clayton. and
charged with stealing an automobile.
tie was lodged N the county Jail /"
await a hearing.
Bruce it is Claimed. about $50 yes
lerday afternoon stole the automuhiIc
OF Marcus y. Bond. of No. 81 Edgwood
avenue Woodsdale. which was standing
in front OF Hicks and Hoge dry goods
store on Main street. lie started to-
wards the National Pike and IL is al
legged that he was on his way to Wash
mGton. Ia. when the automobile ran
oU of gasoline and he WAS forced 10
stop at Jacob and Sixteenth streets.
lie went 10 nearby garage TO get
some OF the liquid fuel when officer
Stanley happened along and looked
over the car. The COlOrcd man saw
the officer aud fled down towards Main
street. After roaming around for n
short time he STEPPED into 4 machine
which was standing on Twelfth street;
\ man nearby had noticed the cOloreu
man and saw he WAS acting quecrly.
When the darkcy stepped into the ma
! chine and WAS ready 10 pull out. Deputy
sheriff Clayton passed and some one
he pulled out with tho auto.
Clayton went over and took Bruce
out OF the auto TO the county Jail. Lat
er, several witnesses were called ana
identified Bruce aS the man who took
the ether automobile and TO make The
, case r'raler an ovcrcoat the property
OF Bruce was found In the FIRST car
taken.
The exact cate for the trial has NOT
been set but It will probably he held
some time friday before Justice L. q.
Hobbs,
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4 letter frield liked what I said
about the harasSed hostess vino is Try
ing 10 1T all the people who want 10
visit her into the available wcck-endS
Of tho summer. and finds the task some
thing like doing very difficult pic:ur"
puzzle with two or three sun"rfouS
pieces. She wants u- IN writ" some
thing about the subjrjct of visiting
from another angle.
The angle this time IS the expense.
I'VE always used - have lot OF
company in tho summer, she says. nut
since the prices OF everything have gone
up and my husbands wages haven't
kept pace. VIC simply can't afford H.
We have our cottage and We can 60
there ourselves. but We cant as. th'
people We used to and | feel So ashamed
about il
Money Instead Of Candy
What want TO ask YOU Is this. We
know there are several people whip
would be glad Ia pay the cost of th"E
food # they could come. and ! want
TO il II they want to, bur my husband
is terribly against Il. llc SAYS it would
look Sm?i and he'd rather not enter
tain at AL. think that's selfish because
coming means so much 10 them and W"
can spare the room. He SAYS they brin-
things and that ought Ia make up-but
y doesn't, because they bring cake and
candy and such Injuries that We ought
not 10 afford anyway. If they wouldn
bring the things. bur would contribute
the money instead. W" could Go 1t. Now
what do vow think
A Bully Good Tdea, Say
That It's a bully good idea. Of course.
and the only thing to do In such 4 case.
To be sure, there may be some people
The Wheeling intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1903-1961, 1920-09-16
Hays In Prediction
Of Great Triumph
For Repub|iCaniSm

Special Dispatch to The Inte1'icenr"r.
chicago: Ills. Sept. 3.-k%Gard <
the Republican victory IN Maine. en-
p6es ,hSrc over W
man Hays today declared he was ready
q leave n To the women cf America 10
dec!dc Article 10. Chairman Hays said:
Tho lat" returns from Main" stu
further indicate the significance OF TN"
victory. II indeed gives the very great,
est reinsurance 10 all we'll wtshcrs or
good government. regardless Of party
affiliations. and no feature or the sp!rh-
d!1 resul; is more gratifying than m"
woman VOTE. The women HAY" demon
Str1tcd Their depcndahility in this cr!Sis
and proven tho wisdom Of suffrage. TIC
result unmistakcahly shows tHe demon
alizat ION Of tho Democratic organization
The reputation Of tho administration Of
their leader. Woodrow Wilson aud III"
CONFLICTS condemnation Of Tho campaign
conduct OF Candidate Cox Above all
does II evidence the C0nfid"nc" Of tho
people in the Rrpuh lean rartv,s purpose
aud in our great leaders. Warren &.
Harding and Calvin Coolidge. II shows
what the electorate ~ the country are
renyd 70 do. and will IN November do
from coas. 10 coast. II all means very
much indeed for the welfare - tho
republic"
Chairman Hays added III leave Il 10
the women OF this country 10 dec!d"
Article 20.
For $50 years III" women or this
country have given being to tn" soldiers.
They have had no voic" in their atSn"sf-
ti2n for $50 wears. The women have In
Spircd tko soldiers Of this republic 10
deeds OF unexamnlrd hrroism They
have had no hand IN the disposition Of
th"se soldiers. Now. hv ;hc triumph OF
supreme justice the women W II have n
voice IN tho disposition &c our soldiers.
TIL" Republican party = r"Idy H. l"ay"
Il 10 the women Of tho nation T. decide
whether or not this oou1:rv shall enter
into an obligation which will enable her
sors 10 b" ordered ny foreiCn powers
:" snt:la foreign disputes in foreign
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COX LIKE DIFFERENT
MAN SAY FRIENDS

50 limited l didn't cat enough nourish-
ment To keep up my strength; and the
least bi, of heavy work completely en-
hausted me. also had considerable
trouble with my kidneys and had tired
dragging fee ling all the time.
\ man who works with me down al
the shor took Tanlac with such splendid
results. ! decided TO try II myself. and II
proved tho vtsy thing ] needed. soon
bad an appetite like n wolf and found l
could eat anything wanted and never
suffer Il particle from indigestion. l
have gained So much i'll weight that my
friends remark that look like differ
ent person and I am so much stronger
| can do the hardest days work without
getting tired.
ali Who suffer as l did, for believe me,
there's nothing like IT,"
Tanlac Is sold In Wheeling by tho
Hoge Davis Drug Co. a. ll45 Main
.trcet lh:4 Main street. 18th and Mar
ket streets and $500 Chapline street.
also f X HoGe 81 Martins Ferry. Ohio
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PUEBLO SALE.

Public sale Of one Of the most desir-
able farms In Belmont county. adJoins
GAINESVILLE, Ohio, on West Main street.
Sale Monday. Sept. goth. at p. m. rain
or shine. Farm 115& acres, to be SUBJ
divided or sold as whole to suit pur-
chasers Not a more beautiful or health
ful location in Ohio-altitude 400 feet.
Rich in valuable limestone and cement
rick, abundance Of No. 9 coal. directly in
oil and gas belt with producing gas we'll
on farm. Terms: One-half cash day Of
sale. Essie Collins Matthews (Mrs. John
F. Matthcws), Geo. I. Jones, Atty.
s-l4-l
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OHIO NEWS

Columbus. O.. Sept. l5--A test case
may be started soon in Hamilton county
courts in Cincinnati 20 determine
whether women must give their age
when registering. according 70 word re-
cetved by Secretary of State Harvey I.
Smith. BY mutual agreement between
women and Hamilton county election Of
refus, to give her age. be denied the
right to register. and then bring suit I"
force the election officials to permit her
10 register without giving her age.
MY Judgment iS that women register
ing must give their age. He emphasized.
however. that this II simply personal
or!nirn a. this time and not Il ruling
He expects soon To issue statement
which will answer the multitude OF
questions which nave arisen following
the ratification OF the federal suffrage
amendment
Election officials all over tho state
apparently are at sea rs to wha; rights
women have under the federal amend
mcnt Some boards are asking what
issues women may vote for, said Sore
tarv OF State Smith. apparently iE-
rorarr OF the fact that women can vote
now for the same things that men can.
Secretary Of State Smith believes that
Ohio election laws need revision so that
too frequent registrations may b" AVOID
cd Under existing laws. registrations
mus. be held annually in cities Of 100
0OG or more. and quadricnntally before
each presidential election in .rit"S or
il.SoO - 100000 Persons living in
yowne OF less than 500 are not re-
ishinc Of these periodic registrations
and in their stead having registration
fo- new voters. or for persons moving
INTO new locality.
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Gains Eighteen Pounds and
Says He Can Now Do
H ardest Days Work
Without Feeling TITAN
lac Restores Health.

Il have not only gained eighteen
pounds IN weight by taking TTnlaC. bur
am feeling like 4 brand new man" was
the emphatic statement made by Wade
Cox an Cmrloyc OF In Champion Spark
Plug Co. living at lis Alvon st. Toledo.
Ohio
Il suffered 50 bad from indigo"' ion 7
dreaded for meal times 10 com" FOUND
because Of what knew I would suffer
afterwards Although still able to work
was in constant misery for everything
| ate soured on my stomach, while If |
ate anytning like fried meats or salads
it made me deathly SICK. My diet was
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DIED

NILER-On Thursday. September l5,'
1920. at $50 o'clock a. NJ, at the late
residence, East Twenty-ninth street.
WALTER F.. MILLER. In the 43rd
year Of his age
Funeral services from the late residence
East Twcnty-ninth street, CaldwelIs
Rrn. ON Friday, September II, 1920,
ato clock D. M. Friends Of the FAM
ily respectfully invited TO attend. In
terment in Mt. Zion cemetery.
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FARMS Fo1 SALE.

POE sAlH-Farm Of 10 acres: : houses
/ brick and stone. barn for - head
stock. Flowing water at. barn from
spring. mile from r. r. station. 81
miles from Phila. in Montgomery county.
Pa. s-lo-l
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Thus grows IN fashion. an eOutvocal
semblance. the r1nSt pa!ssnrt. TIVE most
fantastic and frivolous. the most feared
and followed. and which morris and 10
lenCe assault: in Na.n.-TmcrSon
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wANrED-To RENT OR BUY.

wANTED-To rent or buy SINAI! coun-
try home. Must be neat and suhstan-
t!al and accessible 10 Wheeling. Ad-
dress {. II. care lntellgcncer. s-i5-h
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Columbus. O.. Sept l5.-AlthouEh
plant diseases hav" not caused heavy
crop state plant Psychologists advts"
wheat grOwors to trcata winter whHa:
seed as n preventive measure. Sinking
smut may be effectively controlled by
the r:naldehyde treatment. they sa%.
Tho modified hot water treatment is ef-
feu'ive for all diseases which can Ice
controlled by seed treatment including
both loose and sinking smut. !; IS too
difficult To be used for TN" Geserai crop.
thev say. but can he used for s"rl pl"t
County agricultural agents and path
olog!sts connsG' cd with the Ohio STATE
University agricultural -oll"s, "Nt"n-
sion service are furnishing 9"'Tlls 70
Snrd!ng the treatment "f seed upon rH-
quest
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VAN LAw-On Tuesday. September ~.
1920, at II o'clock p. IN, at her late
residence. 1850 Jefferson street, Bell
airc. KATE. wife Of John d. Van Law.
Funeral services from the residence ~
her daughter. Mrs. william \. Pla :
key. A. Thirteenth street, Wheelin y
w. Va, Friday afternoon 1880. Frient-
rcsrectfu!ly invited TO attend. Inter-
ment Greenwood cemetery.
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PoarT1oN WAITED.

wANTED-Position. Middle aged gen.
tIeman would like position as tanitor.
or operator Of elevator. Can give refer
cnce. Address {. a. NJ, care 1ntelligen-
Ger. e-lo-n
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woERER-On Wednesday. September
Is, 1920, at $40 o'clock a. M. at her
home at Elm Grove, LILA n, VIE
NJ Lawrence Woebcr.
Funeral services at the home Friday
n,nrnine ats o'clock. Requiem high
mass AZ ST. Vincent de Paul Catholic
church at $50. 1nterment at Ut. CAL
vary cemetery.
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BUSINESS OPPORTUNITIES

Mea, We Teach Barberilg Quickly
Have your own snOr or WORK for BIS
wages. Jobs furnished. Write. Moler.
3Il ". 5th st . Cincinnati, O. nug"l-30t
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A PERSISTENT ILLUSION

Calling soviet N" W0rEo"'' ',,-'c'I'-
ram, % Russia" shows p lively mig ma
ton hu' not much perception E cid
- = N-sht.-gtcu EScuins Star.
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FOR SALE

FOR SALE-70O shares Of Ohio Valley
Homer Oil and Gas stock. at 81 cts.
per share. Inquire OF A. T.. care lntcll.-
gcncer, SION
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JoHHsoH-on Sunday, September I'm;
1920. at Windber. Pa. EDWARD
JOHNSON. in the 43rd year OF his age.
Funeral services At the Mendcl Com
many Chapel l2lc chapline street,
Wheeling. W. Va, Thursday morning
o'clock Friends respectfully in
ytted. Interment ut. Calvary ceme-
terry.
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wANrEp-oFF1cE FURNITURE.

wANTEp-O:f:cc furniture, desk. type
writer desk. chairs. etc. call lI%-J.
Elm Grove s-l+-i
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Columbus o.. SeTt. lj--Profos
George e Arps of the department Of
psychology. has been appointed dean IL
tho college of Education at Ohio Stat"
University to succeed Professor George
w. Knight. resigned. Professor Arp@
has been head of the department; Of pSy-
cholOGy Tor Tx years. During the war
he was head Of the department of rsy-
GEOLOGICAL examination Of drafted men
AZ Camp Sherman.
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wERNEK-on Tuesday, September ~.
1920. at lis o'clock a. M. at the late
residencc at Bethlehem. Chapllne Hill.
ALVIN RUSSELL. son Of Harry (.
and Veda Il. Werner, aged ~ years
and IL months.
Tbnrsdav afternoon at $3.50 o'clock
friends Of the family respectfully In
yitcd TO attend. Interment in Mt. Zion
cemetery.
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LOST AND FOUND.

TOUNp-Ruuch Of keys in front OF
quality tire repair shop last evening.
Owner can have sam" by calling Officer
Meyers nj PCi!cH Headquarters. S-l5-h
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FOR sALE-AUToS.

FOR sALE-AUTos.
FOE sALH-One Ford ton truck in good
condition. $500 e sold at once. Will
bert Wilson. Stone Church Road. Elm
Grove. s-l6-j
FOE sALE-rord is-ton truck. George
L. Klein News Company. ll-l4th ST.
s-l6-i
TOR sALE-ly20 Chevrolet. -Four pas
scngrr. Best Of condition. Pain; like
new. Bought in June. Good rubber. ar"
brand new extra tire and tube. Must
sacrifice. Easy terms. See NJ. Wilson,
GlS Whg. BIZ X Trust Bids. s-1i-i
FOE sAIE-Ovcrland 5-rassengrr; r.
painted. \ good buy. Tome pay
mrnts Tr!-Sta;c Motors Co. 18TH and
Chapltne SITS SILL
FOR SALE-Hudson 7-passenger. IL
good running condition. Time pay.
mcnts. Tr!-St&tc Motors Co. 9TH aad
Chapl!ne SIS. Sill
FOR sALE-Iiudson coupe. in fine run
ming condition. Cheap. Time pa?.
ments. Trt-State Motors Co.. 18th and
Chapline Sts. s-ll-l
FOR SALE-Ovcrland. model 15. 5-pas-
scngcr. in good running condition..
Time payments. Tr.-Staie Motors Co.
lGlh and Chapi!n" SIS. Sill
-------------.-- ACKNOWLEDGEMENTS -
FOR sALE,-Empirc SIX 5-passengrr
overhauled AMI repaired. cheap. Tt."-
payments. Tr!-SIa;e Motors Co.. lGih
and Chapline SIS. s-il-I
FOR sA1E-co!unb,a s.x Spa >senser
1919 model. run 500" mics. Time
payments. Tr.-Statv MUtV.a Co, loth
and Chapl:nc St.. s-ll-r
ainE CundIt. Un. 1871 model Tine pa
ments. Tr:-State Motors Go, 10th aud
Chaplinc Sts. Sill
FOR sALE-S;udebake roadster. 1917
model. Ovcrhaulcd and rcpainted. Time
payments. Tri-State Motors Co. lrth
and thapline SIS. s-ll-I
- - --------------
FOR sALE-rhalmcrs coupS. 1917
model. in fine running condition. Time
payments. Tri-Staie Motors g.. l6il
and ChapI!ue SITS. s-ll-l
FOE sALE-Ovcrlamd coupe model S.
i; ovrvnauied AID rerL.atci. Tim"
payments Tri-S;atr Motors Co. lbih
aad Chapiinc SIS. s-lI-i
FOR SALE-BuiGk i-cylinder. 5-pascn-
Ger in good running CondItinu. T,f.c
payments. Tr-Statc Motors Co. l6ih
and thaplinc ST. SILL
FOR SALE-EL!neS T-pIsscngcr. 1911
model. uNcrhIu.ci and rcpatntrd. TII..e
IA! nieuia. Tr.-Stitc Motors ca. lGth
and Chapl,ne SIS. SILL
FOR SALE-ONrrland 5-pRSSenEcr: re-
painted. \ good buy. Time payments.
Tr.-Staie Motors Coz ljtl and thap-
line SIS. Sill
FOR SALE-Stud"baker SIX touring
a6g5. We sell On monthly payments.
C.pitul Gar Co. I2US Main 81. sill
FOR SkLE-hil American ton truck
1896. ", sci! nu monthly payments.
C'apItul Car Co.. l@uS Main 81. SILL
FOR SALE-Studcbakcc roadster S2H5.
We sell Oh monthly payments. Capt.
,oI Car Co.. l20A Nam s.; SILL
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Salesman Wanted

Salesman To represent 4 well-Snown
Security House in th!s territory. exper-
fence not essential. hut must have
good personality. Call cl2 Zweig Bldg.
I}cllairr. Oniu. CT phone Brl!alre j01. ~
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FOR sALE-Stud"bake SIX touring
1925 We sell un monthly payments,
Capi,ul rar Co. I2US Main 81. Sill
The Wheeling intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1903-1961, 1920-09-16

FOR sALE-Ovcriamd coupe. model S.
i: uvrrnauied AID rcrL.atci Tim"
payments. Tri-S;atc Motors Co.. luth
aad Chapilnc SIS. SILL
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wAHTED-Competen woman for gem
eral housework' very desirable home
for right party; good wages. Apply. ~
18th ST. s-le-K
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wAS=z3-~ENALE

ED-Stenographers. Apply main
office Whitaker-Glessner Co. SIS