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The Pensacola journal., 1920-04-18

not been worked since the Paraguayan
war ended in 1870. 1t is waiting for
a railroad to be built to it. There is
also copper
The American investments in Par
aguay at present are in cattle, meat
packing plants and .quebracho- There
are less than 100 Americans in the
whole country. They are popular with
the natives who think a lot of the
United States.
The Pensacola journal., 1920-04-18
PROGRAM MEETING WOMANS'
AUXILIARY FIRST PRESBY
TERRAIN CHURCH.

The regular program meeting of the
Womans Auxiliary of the First Pres
byterian church which was postponed
from last week will be held on Friday
afternoon of this week. Reports from
the Presbyterial delegates will be read
and an interesting program, featured
by special musical numbers and read
ings has been prepared.
The Pensacola journal., 1920-04-18

New York, April 17.-Cotton spot
steady; middling 1925.
New Orleans. April 17.-Cotton fu-
lures opened steady. May 41.40; July
1915; October 1854; December 35.43;
January 344o.
New York, April 1.-THE cotton seed
oil market closed steady. Prime sum-
mer yellow 1900: April 1850; May
1925; June 1885; July 1859: August
1878; September 1887; october 1880;
November 1900. Sales $500.
The Pensacola journal., 1920-04-18

Japan is preparing to build pyra-
mid for the first emperor, Jimmu
Tenno, somewhere in the suburbs of
Toxic. 1t is the intention to make
this the highest structure in the Far
East.
The Pensacola journal., 1920-04-18

| New York, April 17.-Cotton futures
opened firm. May 42.40; July 1890;
October 1886; December 35.55; Janu-
ary 34.65.
New York, April 17.-Cotton closed
steady.
High Low Close
May .............. $3.50 42.10 1925
The Pensacola journal., 1920-04-18
MARKET REPORTS

New Orleans, April 17.-Spot cot
ton quiet and unchanged. Sales on
the spot "a; to arrive 1S5 bales. Low
middling $3.50; middling 41.75; good
middling 1926.
New Orleans, April II. Cotton
closed steady at an advance of 80 to
The Guthrie daily leader. [volume] (Guthrie, Okla.) 1893-1996, 1920-12-04

tlll and Arman Williams botsa made
eood On the A A college football
team this seanta 81 The fouF touch
downs made By stlliWaer this year.
Aflnun nissde three
pfexy Wilson Nas Gus "a the
ssafa ou the u " seam IIv sAn TO-
lnrvd ~ oue " the wamea and ~ax
oul fur white hut A. Same bae4
strong
orsal ana Ivan wilama have both
starred en he li,lIe RoeA, Afk hglh
selioai tsam Theee boys haYe plase ed
exceptionally we'll,
nate llaabrook, first yeAr ulan "A
AtAi~aler. has been goAug Naudefr
fuliy alrons and " sure q nmk" tna
colless team na1l year
THUS Il sill pe seem that Marshall
boys are able 10 nold thslr osn when
they sat OUT ln last company
The Guthrie daily leader. [volume] (Guthrie, Okla.) 1893-1996, 1920-12-04

TWO CT THRIE NOtNG
LADIES or vi ST Al TALENT

1r The znenzs0a alasSe in Frsdsg' >
E.eaaer a1eat fAs nsuzlcA1 program
given ar tie suEais os Miss FAy
Trrrussuaa. seachar Id 0ksahcEna cssg
college. former GuthrIe Enusae
resr-er. sus * tAe beat uasseag nan-
k,ar- wese 1niztenEsuzaisy rzassssa. !.
sbzs q Mss Essher Bryce and jose
gsh.e wFses- q thif city. II s7s4k-
sng q sAelr vosk an Ok.aAoEnz 6ssg
ewrssEonce-t writes
sgo6e2sane Wyatt displayed cgsssid
esraise s1srr nf style in the Aa1a
raaninrff vneas6e IL C slsnoE II shs
Carnival scenes ef s<hnEnznr'x Dana
LseSsx fszn1sed lie shifsang rDd wiseis
varsous seeues il Enzxper shzs De-
rorea z1nea earnest thongkt Good
tuns. s5senzadly tzalsiFs rgzhr. ss1
. g-zEp q ftae p0lygAno1ae thesne g.
res0psnen& mAade f0r an excel eua ZEN
cersng 0f ais wrrk a Aeausafal
s5zg1rg s0ns. ans an s.eoornr s1zlssEs'
sazt rsrer crvs6e6 fhe reiocy wHers
the feesaras 81 Loasse BierEgss play
snx x the Nendei@ sn1-l-ihEas %
the wsrgs q Song
~Ths SeAn-nxnn Concerts. slayed ~
~h.m~. .4~s<4 ~. =. <m..fa s.ssa SOL -
The Guthrie daily leader. [volume] (Guthrie, Okla.) 1893-1996, 1920-12-04
OHIO HAS GREATEST
NUMBER or AUTOMOBILES

Cosuznsus. D.. Dee s-0hio hs.
~0se aulosn0Dsis-s than anf oihsg
state. according 10 . record o. auto
mobile licenses Issued ia 1872 3sst
ruade publsc ~ Aiexza4e- O SOON,
saaa registrar os ausomcbiIes
New TD-x rarss KecDnE in fhs
number n automobile licenses issued
whaie lllinois and Pennsylvania are
running csose race foF third place.
Nr. Snow sid California vii rank
among ehe first SIX states This IL
the first pear Dir Snow said. that
Ohio has ossrsnked New YORK
The Guthrie daily leader. [volume] (Guthrie, Okla.) 1893-1996, 1920-12-04

BrldKnpott, Coma pee "a man
kunan as Jack White Wac arrested
by unGted States Marshal ". H.
Palmer Ii connection With alleged
thefta and sale o. automobiles valued
1T 100000 from the Cadillac COM
rany Ia Detreit
The Guthrie daily leader. [volume] (Guthrie, Okla.) 1893-1996, 1920-12-04
KICKED ey a Donk

Master paul ilollonieck N good
boy but he has an asflllly nean lnula.
The other day Paul got too close 10
the south end OF Maud and go bad
kick IA tho face.
Three stitches were enough 70 draw
Paul together agaln, while the mule
The Guthrie daily leader. [volume] (Guthrie, Okla.) 1893-1996, 1920-12-04
kosney Mooney shah Club
Ensertained.

Mrs NasNe UlWef WAS hosiess W
Ae kooney Monnsy Shah csuh ysx-
las afternoon M AeF home Si;
ysss Cleveland - the Same ~ caras
Nfs f.smon GRAY wen tea score end
Mss Alice TallmAn woa consolation
Tbs hostess served isxh refresh.
manss 70 tho ciah sneu1heea and Mrs
pha Trahand Mrs. Roy Herd and
Mrs hninsy Braun The club wAl
aos meet nniil atxer gae Nep Year
ahea AIRS Frank Hsvan ulii ~ the
ko.lass.
The Guthrie daily leader. [volume] (Guthrie, Okla.) 1893-1996, 1920-12-04

The appeal 81 hogs and girls Ike
fhis Polish Rifl has touched America
profoundly since fhe Arusiicc Aaih.
~, and fathers here could not hear II
hungry children % Eastern and 1en-
iFL Europe without contrasting The lot
II their osn happy boys ard girls wlh
those pitifnlly etarYing 10 countries
made unprodUelite iy war. ln graft
itude ~ tie iates that thr huhsn2 had
Bot been on 0ur own s0il and III pity
for The chiIdfeu who suffered lnno-
eenfy American molhers and fathers
gave and gaze alaind1nty b help care
lor the hungry 10 turrcr Like .
boomerang thesr good decd, came hack
~ them Not Duy were The cblldffu
fed. biii lasting ffitudship wa gained
for America, a ffirndsHlp ihal will
not die with the generation
JhDnfands N these tots who are be
inr fed ii american Relief Admins
ration European fhildfen's Fund
kitchens today Viii grow 20 ~ tel iheir
children how American food saved
their lives. Future s.jers and dipIo.
mats of European republics stand 20
luf trp and spoon 81 hand, waiting
for The American soup and cocoon that
mean life to them. The task Amerrs
sef herself Is NOT yet completed.
These children. two aud a half mil
lion 81 them III Poland thc Baltic
States. Austria aud Cxecho ..lOyakia.
mast be cared for through ths winter.
sniess previous relief is 20 20 for
g4ugbf Herbert d0Dyer's European
Chndrens Fsnd i caring for them.
9uf from January on ihe work must
mp unless the American people ass
by popular subscription that they want
X 10 continue. Mr. Hoover says that
e25gcoo0co viii fnish the Job
The Guthrie daily leader. [volume] (Guthrie, Okla.) 1893-1996, 1920-12-04
RURAL cAanlaas. EXAMINATIONS

A rurai letter carriers eAAmiua
tltn viii be held ai Guthrie Decsm
Der II. % seizure REGULAR carriers on
Two routes I.om the Mafahali sost-
office
The Guthrie daily leader. [volume] (Guthrie, Okla.) 1893-1996, 1920-12-04

This. topic will he dlscnsssul saAdaY
evening "a she y " u " ~ sAe
s,auux peopso u shr First lap fl
church st s m i.eadcr. Susie iles
wiR
Solo lcsus IS all tAe Noih 60 AZ
hy Ashlc Lindsey. a,sena anlssi bs
Miss Wade tiaauoA Nu.o kellef
seofono, 1hs Nlila,lns mtubvge
saklns para in lhe prreran efe Ufaee
McJn,kea Nantes 0aghl a. Have
Neaninss Ruin JohnNipo gesas,
oar Hope poris Rleeaar icsas
oaf Friend "a HEAVY ieaus q
piVino " paffaf Jesus Reveals
God 10 rs Archie liadse, leaas
Saves loalae Nouse, scripture
Readings chuslle liaasea worthy
" Oar isess
al mo youae falbs ~ ihF eann \
afe urged Is hexome uemt a. lfe
"a y y 4 and Is b. present eses
SUNDAY evening thes Ne nlss askt
oar g'aion All Come and see ~hs'
our Young paplv afe slolne pias
y,ur ffle'als slh sau Au strangers
are lasilea
The Guthrie daily leader. [volume] (Guthrie, Okla.) 1893-1996, 1920-12-04
SMALL P0X EPIDEMIC
ABAT[O At MARSHALL
North Logan Boys Make Good
On Football Field Boy Kicked
BY Mule Portal Exami
nation Soon

Marshall Dee 4 The smallpos ep-
lsrmlc Ia MarshAil haa finally been
eontfciled, according 20 Tae Tribune.
vim says there ara but few cae0i
lefi
The Guthrie daily leader. [volume] (Guthrie, Okla.) 1893-1996, 1920-12-04


The Royal Nelehborf q America
mrt "Wednesday, Dcccnsaeg III the
Al q Il " Halt Thc esult of the
sseoson of the officers iar the on
sul'.s .ssar II a. follows
Oracle. Louise Lestnef eiee-nra,ie
Mary cahsil chancellor Emma Shea
rer; recorder f4ora Ahalhews re-
celter. Stella Peacock marshal. Flo
renee cfaddok: inner sentinel. sadie
Crawford: outer sentinel. Hattie
barnes. musician. Sadie Mathis: man
aE~r, I,ottie KciloaE Dhssicians, i,r
Iiahn, Or Petty and I)r Tfrs Dele
gates to state can't. Laura Mathis
alternate. Stella Peacocs
n n v
Mrs, Dsesx Carpenter y itcd Rock.
okla- was IN TIE city yes'erlay visit !
INK frionds.
NJ VI n
Miss Ieno Osborne ~ Okiahnma
CITY. viii spend the veek end with
her parents. MIR and AIRS y. J os-
borne.
IS * n
4, Nj. =. W Trapnell of lSanaas
f''ty arrived this mornins for gisif
wifh hIa SONS
M M Sc
Mrs.. A r. McMnIsn y Mulsall.
has been the guest of Mrs. Wise for
the past fweek
n y y
sllss Helen Clark har cone to o.
lahona City to spcnd she week end
With her parents. Mr. ana Mrs shas
clark.
n X N
Mrs. n. L. Smith and daughter.
Bessie Lee. are IN Crescent with Mfn
! Smiths parents for tie week end.
= n "
alr r. A. Estos vas 80 Npihall yes
tefday
" N 81
Miss Mary Harris Ia i guest u Mrs
Osb0rne's over Sunday
n ~ r
Mrs. Claude Il. KeIeo and children,
Bertha and Agnes. are spendIng the
~eck end 10 Purcell.
n ~ y
Mrs Y, Roger Kemr " Tulsa. viii
be the guest "a Mrs LyIn0n Gray 10.
morrow sirs. Kemp ~as formerly
Miss Maude Painter
n " y
G. a. ". 70 Entertain.
The @ A. r. viii entertain Mrs.
Lulu Boyle n Anadarxo. president o.
the 9. A. r. Circle. IN the home "
The Guthrie daily leader. [volume] (Guthrie, Okla.) 1893-1996, 1920-12-04

entity adjusted nevertheless q ".
most Invariably lends CHARM
Il " ihls fael hat ntakee sha yall
an ideal Xmas tilfi
The Guthrie daily leader. [volume] (Guthrie, Okla.) 1893-1996, 1920-12-04

,--4- - =,
-. So
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w N'N ""@''
A
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The Guthrie daily leader. [volume] (Guthrie, Okla.) 1893-1996, 1920-12-04
annual Domestic Science Dinner for
Husbands.

TAa members of the Domestic
Science club entertained their hus-
1anss last evening al dinner IN me
home of Mr. and Mrs. r y Lille
40 West Cleveland lsandmade
olace cards of Al klnds q vegetables
decorated with the club eolors. lave
sn5er and wlfse. were need on the
smaA card salas.s and ihe long dining
The Guthrie daily leader. [volume] (Guthrie, Okla.) 1893-1996, 1920-12-04
roo LATE TO CLASSIFY

YOE RENT sn ? large unfHF'
nas1ed r0orns for housekeeping
Parties will sell furniture 40 saDe *
! harxaSn pa0ne S24
The Guthrie daily leader. [volume] (Guthrie, Okla.) 1893-1996, 1920-12-04

SOCIAL NAltNnAh
SATURDAY.
pas Delta Gamana y&ab Mrs Fred
Iasrael d.
service star i.e9lou library.
& A. r cinle trs T hsas
ass sn1 Nrs W. M
SUNDAY
~ asAn 4 c&llAas Lecture ~
ceosxe Rlloss vRomola hsfss n. ~
ceafcA sso " m
Monaay.
oae otiok i.aesAeoa Mrs Weieh
ana Airs Spa,ritf
Aoosa csao Library
Tuesday
Shakespeare G-lnh ilbeary
~ H. d. chases slrs Henry
noaa
oras claa Mrs gsaa "ogicf
SIX Bandeed Clah Mrs " r.
SaseA<h
The Guthrie daily leader. [volume] (Guthrie, Okla.) 1893-1996, 1920-12-04

The @ A. r. viii entertain Mrs,
Lulu Boyle ~ Anadarzo. president o.
the O. a. r.. Circle. IN the home u
'Nrs J r. DOUGLASS. ~ Eaw Wash
The Guthrie daily leader. [volume] (Guthrie, Okla.) 1893-1996, 1920-12-04

OFFICE ROOM FOR Rent % groeai
of coyls Bid. e0s Y Okla sise
basement Storage Room l. J. Loss.
The Guthrie daily leader. [volume] (Guthrie, Okla.) 1893-1996, 1920-12-04

FOR eAtE-Exzrz good Jersey cow
s years cid. fresa Der &. Phons
fss-g asel w Msarner.
The Wheeling intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1903-1961, 1920-08-11
WANT BETTER ROAD

Wcl}shurg. ". Va. Aug. ia dele
CATION, composed OF business men Of
Sicuhcnville. q. citizens from Wclrton,
Holidays COVE and tho upper part OF
BROOK" county waited upon tho MEM
hrrS Of the county court and requested
that action he taken which would clear
up III" road leading from Wheeling
Junction 10 WCirtou.
This road. recently constructed. is Of
Stag cov<rcd with dirt. and numerous
slips from tim" to time have all but
mad" Il lrTqSSablc. The members Of the
court pointed out 10 The members If tn"
delegation just what Brooke county was
Mp against IN IN" way Of funds with
which ihC work could 10 carried on. and
assured them that lust as soon as =
steam shovel could be obtained. The
road would J." pat in better condition.
hut tina: - undertake. III" WORK by man
power would hc an operation 80 CND"n-
Siv. that IN" county could not consider
Il.
After asCcrtaining il,o facts all mem
hcrs OF tn" delegation were Thoroughly
sympathetic in th"ir views and depart
II after having been assured that IN"
situation will h., taken car" Of just AZ
soon as conditions VIII permit.
The Wheeling intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1903-1961, 1920-08-11
A STATEMENT
MR. J. HAROLD BRENNAN ADDRESSES PERSON
Al, LETTER DEALING WITH JUDICIAL
SITUATION IN OHIO COUNTY.

race on account Of nv candidacy You
,hNn sad that on Thur~day they 'A'"'
to YOU with III" same prop"Sl''nN ~ ,
Ing that they had another con "r, No., -.
were present and that you hAd -"
their unanimous choice and that "n u.
day you consented 10 tn" "nr""',''"'i',
Of your candtda'y. nerH Hl,"'E ",,
thar al this WAS don" WITHOUT "'S
communication whatsoever !" me-.
You then stated that YOU would t''
IN communication with tNcS" attorneys
a; once and would arr;,ng" C"Nt"r'h'y
for the purpoS" as you e\p'fNS,u ID. =,
"ironlaE out" our differences. Nh.." |
saw YER l:t;lc to IRON cat. N"' ! con.
scnicd and YOU left saving YOU would
arrange IL AZ oU'". NNout =" Nl'
afternoon called YOU and ask"! ma !!
Iar j, go oyer until Monday. l. - now
Tuesday morning and hay" h'a no
word from yo" sine" thai um".
of course do uOt IN any way IN'"nh
20 imnlv tina, any OF ~" o'HHr h'"r'''| :
hay, mentioned had az any nm" r1"u&-
I'd mo their support or inhl"at"u 'Nal
;hey intended Ia civ" Il TO me-. never
smoke TO any Of them and the only on"
who ever Sp0E" 10 ~" was Wy. Wool
ana THIS was m"rly casual mention
spoken 10 Mr.. SrhuCk IN my h"AaIi nu;
that ma had refused 10 support mo We.
cause he was pledged 10 IN" support OF
Mr. W. ". Hughes.
II any or the ahoN" statements IS m
cnrr.Cr IN the slightest drgre" or II You
feel This narrative by any om!Ss'"n
fails - prcSsn, the whole story | shall
nn mort happy 10 make any pT@p'r cor.
nav, NOW waited thrc" days. I must
request that | have YOU reply hN nNc
o'clock this afternoon.
Very truly yours:
J. II. BRENNAN.
The Wheeling intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1903-1961, 1920-08-11
Fine for Skin Exposed
to Sun or Flying Dirt

These days the IA" needs special
care and attention. tly!uE dust and
dirt. tho heating sur. are severe on any
skin Their d"spottnr effects ar" best
overcome by tn. application Of pure
wax This Keeps skin and
pores I'm c'"aulr cuudltiou. tho com
rle1ion beautifully whit" and srotlcss.
R"ddeued. tanned. frcckled or rough
nrcd ruticl" is actually absorbed by !;
one ounce uf rnerCul.E"d wax. obtain
able NJ any drug store. Is suhul"nt
70 completely rCnnVa'" s0i'"d com
pl"xion I; 20 used TX" cold cream.
allowed to remain. on over night. and
wa she'd of IN tn" morning.
Fine lines and even IN" deeper
wrinkles often appear at ;his season
In such cases nothing Is better than n
racN bath madc by dissovliuE an ounce
II pure powdered StNolite IN Il half pint
witch hazel. This IS remarkably NTeC-
The Wheeling intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1903-1961, 1920-08-11
Ohio Valley News
STEUDENVILLE
POLL HEAVY VOTE
At STEUBENVILLE

Stcuh"uvillc o. AUG. 10 )eSn'ie
heavy downrour "f rain that lasted all
morning and through IN" "aTlE ,3't'r-
noon. n h"a"y Eu,e was h"inE N''''u J."
tho Republican primary her" todaH. al
though reports from tho rural districts
were 10 the effect that the baIlottnS
would IN all probability 10 light. tn"
Democratic vote was negligible d"" 10
tho rA., that the Democratic voters -!
Srruh.nItlr. Miago Toronto and oth"T
villages -: The county wcr" partri7at-
tug IN tho Repchl!"an primary.
Tho result IN the contest for prose
cutting attorney is awaited Win Keen
interest a 1t will bring To- = close the
hittcrr~' fight that has h""r wtg"d here
IN wears F. stanton r"arce aud Ar
thur Hooper. local attorneys. engaged
in a red hot campaign that was Tea
tr,r.d nv considerable mud singing
Tn" contest FOR sheriff with nv" cand!-
dates IN IN" field Will also he clos" from
all Indications. Their" Is littie interest
" the say: Eight oent Fare.
An cjSht-Ccnt cash fare. n" transfers
and nothing said regarding the sale or
tickets is the tariff faced by, patrons
Of tho local traction lines IL tn" sCh"d-
ule OF rates flied today by the St"uh"n-
Vile. Fast liverpool d Beaver Valley
Traction company IS approved by tn"
utilities comm, SS."n. tn" new SGh"d-
ulc arpii"4 to eli Stouhenvill" local
lines and - effective September 10 II
approyrd Tho existing far" IS six
r"rts and min" tickets for fifty cents
with transfers Tho company contends
hat Z most Eav" tn" advanced rates
IL IL j. 70 continue to operate the limos.
The farr rats" matter VIII he hcf"r"
council for action tonight.
Speakeary Raided.
\ squad uf police headed by rhi"f
Carter last night raidcd III" RartcudhrS'
club room. lust across TIA" street from
- tV,f tsl = Tod y
prietor, Joe Guido. former puCjnSt. for
illegal selling Four cases ot beer and
some gambling para phrrnaiLt was con-
nscatcd Herman Lester. an employee
Of the place was also arrested Both
gav" bond Tor their arp"ar7 Hrc for
hearing.
Recover P7under.
\ nmnn.itv Of mcrchanL.sn StOlcn rc-
The Wheeling intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1903-1961, 1920-08-11
HIGHER FARE RATES,
Stoubeav1lla-EaSt Liverpool Traction
Co. Makes Application.
Special to IntellIGc1cer

Special To 1ntelliGc1cer
East Liverpool. o. Aug. lo.-Seek-
ing fare Increase from FIVE tn eight
cents on city lines and establishment
Of a zone system IN its main line. the
Steubenvillr- East Liverpool and Steuh-
rnville Traction company today filed
new tariff schedules with Pennsyl
Ohio Public Utilities Commission and
the Interstate Commerce Commission
at Washington. j. G. The company.
which operates All intcrurban car lii"
between Van Fort. Pa. and Sieuh"n-
rilic. Ohio. also asks a 3S Id per con;
increase in inicrlrban rates. The in
crcascS. if allowed, become effective
September 10.
The Wheeling intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1903-1961, 1920-08-11

The greater the necessity for SAVING
the greater your opportunity TO use
TIE IntelliGencer Want Ada.
The Wheeling intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1903-1961, 1920-08-11
TI1lck DELAYS Cars.

from an accident which occurred Few
weeks ago when Miss Wl"kam fell
from " dn, cururt and received Il broke II
The Wheeling intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1903-1961, 1920-08-11

BY WAR SAVINGS sTAMrs--
The Wheeling intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1903-1961, 1920-08-11

TO the Editor OF the IntelhS'ncHr. ,,.
Sir.-In view oc tho fact ma ny
no me has appeared frequently IN 'a, 10
cal papers in connection with N" n"t"-
nation 81 A Judge OF tn" supreme
Court % Appeals. and that c"rtNn IN
rleasan, dev sopmencs ~ CONNECTION
with IN. contest III OHIO county '"N',
lately come 70 l.Ght. nave i'i' y u
matter OF necessity to give TO III" pub
Inc the facts in coun"cu"n With my can,
Gidacy With this IN. mind dTl!NerSi
a letter TO Mr.. NJ !. IulHnan '"Ha!. ~
-. Ins.sr MIR Culiira7 mRda no reply.
Ne the letter speaks for tSei'. l submit
- 30 one realizes better than ! myself
the responsibility OF ih'& nu3.ic@,t3''
and the extreme N,jstort"C" maj 4 con
,ssr Of ms kind should develop Over
such Al orlce Nevertheless. as tH.s
has been forced upon me-
: 1,crpt =: Tn" following - 'HS re-
'S'' Angus, -. 1870
The Wheeling intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1903-1961, 1920-08-11
New Instructor.

The M!UEn Euard of Education las
.i"r;cd Prof. Edwn Ran "r Marion.
Ind, a. manuel training .n>trG"i"" for
MlnEo High school ms r"Mr.1s term.
He vii ASST 800 ,ruAch.nE ~" fr"ital
and Nn SIX. hA,, tCnms.
The Wheeling intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1903-1961, 1920-08-11

TAILOR Made AUTO Scat covers
WALTZ & Co. make them 10 III. jy-SI-p
The Wheeling intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1903-1961, 1920-08-11

\ quantity % mcrchanHis" sto!"N p
Richmond times-dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1914-current, 1920-02-22
S A J, r s
REPRESENTATIVE
w A ~ II L n


A largo eastern manufacturer OF a
home specially selling through re-
tall drug. department and hard
ware stores. desires 10 place a
high-srado salesman in this terri
tory ar branch sales manager. Tie
man NC want may not read want
ads, 80 * you know OF someone big
enough for big paying sales
franchise. clip this ad and cal! his
attention TO II. This man mus,
POSSESS q super abundance OF.
energy and enthusiasm: must be
fully capable OF directing his own
sales organizations: must know tho
drug. department and hardware
trade: must have gIit-odre refer
ences; must be capable of earning
from 100000 TO $4,000 40 a
year. Liberal commission and ter
ritory arrangement. Write fnlly
at once. Give all details in first
le.tor. strictly confidential.
F1TZGERALD MFG. COMPANY,
Torrington. Conn.
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SHOEMAKER wanted. Druw's Shoe I1ao
Tory. ZIG East Main Street
TRAVELLING SALESMAN wanted 10 soII
a as 81, a SIDE line our firm has been es,ab-
Issued 10 years. and is we'll and 10 vorablv
our c1tnios is attractive. and contains helm.
lut selling points Good comrlission p,tts
Furniture Co. l5:: East Main Street, Rich
mond Va.
WANTED-First.c ISIS baker: day work !:
and lnkin= Co.
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SALESMAN.

Wanted Nyr-wirc SALESMAN 10 renro
sen, " IN ih.s State for the famous Even
automatic Ford light regulator on Inc
market We have an attractive proposi-
lion for the right party. Write for nm,
tttscgiars; The EVcn-Lite Mfg Co. Inc.
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CAS- 10 sell on CONSIGNMENT; 81 each ..ie
- simpson. manufacturer. huiander, *. q
sA LEsMA N-Ws ntcd. reliable salesman -
pany manufacturing unique invention no, Of
and big seller II you are salesrnnn, ,bs
opportunity Will afTord you a biz in,o,n,a.s
%Ite 70: naFticulHrs and sample Grab. ~,
q GO: ts bfoadway y. 7.
ShLESMAN-Wanred an exnafienced ms IL
cine salesman who can give good refer.
cnoe. TO work on commission basis. a GOOD
onp1rtontty Tor n man that can roll tho
and North Carolina. Write C. n. AndeEsnn
BOX -. Norfolk. w. 'o'''
S.tLESMAN-W nted. high grade sales ma II,
preferably one, experie1ccd in Inc iinc' T.;
tight man Address Friend Fnrrcl 1er Rroc, I"
g: In, lne:; Mfra. pctsrahurg. va -.
SALESMAN With auto pr6feftrd 1900 "a
1900 monthfy salary or commission sell.
Ing MngdaE oonnE seniemts and paints for well.
thr H,,y; mills: farmets property and ware.
Cd; ftemIet Refining Company. ClsysianH
SALEsMhN wanted, caliIng on, merchant.
sell new tSsss S snd country stores 70
s,ae,os re t.rr Sass 'fHTEIsSsy sSyssa
e..h boz sase4 s srfekh SSn a
lows commlss on 10 Dor es tST ,i s
f. nd Iva fsostpsa Of ordsrs ccsRpists lins
EF SsnsSss y js,%Icrs Asses sions 81
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CLEANING AND DYEINti nUSINESS--Wc
VIII start ynn' in thn' rcc1 mr. and 1nyein,.
business iiit.c dup,tal n.olnn. '4BE profits
Dent 81 Churloti. ~ 80 .-.Iseeih'