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The Connecticut labor press., 1920-11-06

It is quite likely that Jeff Smith and Mike O'Dowd will meet early next month at Madison Square Garden. New York. Smith has already agreed. As O'Dowd bars nobody so long as there will be fight and a purse for him after his shower bath, the bets ought to be paid that the match will be held.
The Connecticut labor press., 1920-11-06

Brown at the Bowl today. Yale may have to use all first string men.
The Connecticut labor press., 1920-11-06

Read The Connecticut Labor Press Labor's paper.
The Connecticut labor press., 1920-11-06
NOTES OF PUGDoM.

Two victims of Jack Dempsey's Miske, have been matched to meet at Louisville next Month Billy lasted longer than Fulton. A conference be- tween the two ought to be of some value to Georges Carpentier if they will tell the truth.
The Connecticut labor press., 1920-11-06
Williams A. C. Trims
 Strong Chain 7ean,

American Chain e1even's line four times during their game Sunday, at Bridge port the Williams managed to score in the last period of their game with the Park City eleven and defeated the Chain team by the score of 7 to o. By virtue of their victory the local champions have won the championship of New England claimed by the Chain team for the last four years.
 The locals outplayed the giant Chain team, getting IS first downs by rushing the ball, while the Park City team was unable to gain the coveted 10 yards during the game. They were credited with a first down on penalty inflicted against the Williams.
The Connecticut labor press., 1920-11-06

Fu1lback.
 Touchdown, K1approth; goal after touchdown, Stanwood; referee, Niche gan, (Purdue) umpire, Dr. Pratt, (Tufts); head linesman, Murphy time of periods, l2 minutes; substitutes, Lipka for Frankel, O'Keefe for Ma lone, Collins for Friend, Shatzman for Quinn, and Cassidy for Bradford.
The Connecticut labor press., 1920-11-06
Barrow had been With thA Red So,

three years and previously was presi- dent of the International league for seven years.
The Connecticut labor press., 1920-11-06

Touchdowns, Gibbons, earns; referee, Doc" Carroll; umpire, Clark; head linesman, Walter Mace; time of periods, 12 minutes each.
Evening journal., 1920-10-08

prices must be lower than most
places, judging from the num-
Der of customers we are pleas
ing every day. Come tomorrow
and see what you think of
them.
Third Floor-Take Elevator.
Evening journal., 1920-10-08
Saturday Starts Our
FALL LINEN SALE

You should profit by the reductions. The ear
lier you make your selections the wider will be your
choice
Table Linen Sets-Cloth and napkins to match
really worth while wedding gift, for our linens
have been known for years as good linens, as your
grandmother or your mother could tell you
Our regular $23.OO Linen Sets are now $3.50
each. 72-nch cloth and a dozen napkins.
Our regular $4,000 Linen Sets are now S23.4O.
Our regular $500 Linen Sets are now S34.2o.
And on up 10 our Linen Sets with cloths 72x90
$4o.50. y F'' d SET no"
snowy Linen Damask by the ward reduced
yard ~ %1''o
Handsome designs in Linen Napkins that were
$500 and are now $3.50 a dozen, up to those tbat
were $22 dozen and are now $3.50
Our sturdy Linen Crashes that make such ser
yceable towels, are also in this Fall Linen Sale The
SOC ones for 45c yard up to the 65c ones for 5sc
a yard.
Many OF these fine Linen Sets arc of the ce.e.
bratcd irish lnen woven and bleached by the hcrse
at Denyval-- Come see theni-and better buy
your Thanksgiving linens now
Fourth ST. Store.
Evening journal., 1920-10-08

advantage OF such an enterprise. both
IN peace and in war, and ] sincerely
hope the views. as expressed by the
delegates from Maryland. may be en-
bodied in a resolution 10 Congress,
and followed up in the committee to
the end that this canal may be OF
such width and depth as 10 accom-
odale the commerce and Navy as in
dicsted.
II shall be very glad to lay your
matters before the Rivers and Harbors
Committee OF the House, and do such
other work as may be required or re-
quested or me by your association.
Let me assure you that ! want 10 be
called upon for such manner OF work
Evening journal., 1920-10-08
TOMB FINISHED MJsr IN TIME

PARlS-Madame Bonter, theatrical
woman here. ordered her tomb built
four years ago. Shortage OF labor
made the work slow and madame was
afraid she'd die before the tomb was
ready. She sent for her contractor
recently to speed things up and he
told her the tomb would be ready IN
three days. Three days later she was
ready for the tomb.
Evening journal., 1920-10-08
Misses Fur-Trimmed
Velour Coats

Wonderfully stylish models enriched with
long shawl collar of seal fur and featuring
loose, graceful back stitched strappings and
envelope patch pockets. Lined throughout
with silk
Evening journal., 1920-10-08
CONVENTION
BACKS {. 6 D.

n CONTINUED From First pagc.l
they may pass from the Delaware to
the Chesapeake Bay and vice-versa.
MANY suggestions have been made,
which have clearly shown the great
Evening journal., 1920-10-08
MAKING HATS OUT
OF WOOD NOW,

LONDON-Greetingsi You get the
wooden derby. You get It II man
ufacturers here export next year the
straw hats they sold in England
last summer. The new hats are
largely wood fiber and are heavier
and cheaper than the old hay hat.
Evening journal., 1920-10-08
ES AND CURTAIN MATERIALS ARE INTERESTING LOTS
OF CUSTOMERS

If you a7e through house
cleaning you'll want some of
them for your "Fall fixing up"
Nets and MarquisetteS, in new
patterns and new ideas. Gre
tonnes and Sunfasts, in many
beautiful combinations. The
Evening journal., 1920-10-08

for which the association may think
me best fltted"
Evening journal., 1920-10-08
ear WALKS 20 MILES IN 3 DAYS

LONDON-It took Patsy pet cat
OF a wagon circus here, three days to
walk 40 miles after she had been lost
by her master.
The Wheeling intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1903-1961, 1920-07-03

"A mighty means Of securing true
ha p!ncsS in life Is 10 spin out in all
directions. without any rules. like a
spider. a complete web OF love. and
catch in II all that vow Can-Old men
and Young men. children. policemen
Tolstol.
The distinguished editor 81 one OF
n" large magazines came 10 town IN
So the Authorman recently.
To MAKE this visit he had 70 60 sew
erai hundred miles out Of his way. and
tho Aurhorman expected hN would stay
Il, least oycr-n!Ght But as soon as h"
arrived he explained that he must be
off again In thre" hours.
Tho. hours said the Authorman.
and you'v" come all this distance.
Great Scott. man. o can YOU stand
IT."
The Time Of His Life
Stand IT," said tho distinguished Ed
l'or. "Why. this is nothing, After L
got to headquarters "" got to go 70
W and back hcfur" Friday this was
WCdncsdayD and you know that's 500
miles
Don, you get bored to death with
all that chasing ~around:" someone
asked.
Not q hut Of H." SAID the Editor.
"Why. | had tho I'm" Of my If" roming
uH here. It's a part nf tho country I've
never boon IN IN Spring. ana uta Ger
tasnlN lovely ~ Tins tim" ~ year. And
then | had tho most interesting tr2v-
cling companion You ought ~ hear
hlm trlI about tho bear shooting hos
done. Killed. - bears last summer. n"
sad. and Whom | asked Hmm how many
The Wheeling intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1903-1961, 1920-07-03
WILL NOT ACCEPT
DEFECTIVE PAVING
South wheeling Citizens Threaten In
unctton-City Manager Says Bad
Paving VIII Not Be Paid For

There is a movement on foot In
South Wheeling IN tax" out an lnJunc-
ticn suit against the CRY IN prevent pay
rncnt for :ic paving being DONE by III"
contractors in that Vicinity due 10 de-
f"cts alleged 70 exist III the work.
Thrco largo defects, ii IS claimed.
have been found in IN" raNirg OH South
Eof street in tho vicinity Of Thirty
sixth street. Aeid" from this many
other defects arc being found since tho
streets have been crcn IL traffic. 1t is
claimed. .
The "Itv officials are now d"votinE
their attention to tho defects. and City
Manager Ephlin states that not a yard
Of paving that docs net roach tho r"-
q~uironontS OF tn" city inspector will he
accepted. The city holds 0nn-hfth Of
tho money du" tho contractors on thos"
jobs until they are tested and proven
satisfactory.
1t is III" general belief that the do
feCtS arc caused nv TN" man" hol"S
dug by tho plumbers. Whcr" IN" holes
wero filled tho dirt was not tamp"d
property. cauclnC u to sink when tn"
conrrotc and brick is laid. \ movement
is on foot tn make il III" Citv'S duty n
ri all holes under tho supervision Of
tho city engineer. with sand and Gravel.
81 that defects due - tn" ground not
hoinC tamred properly Will he elimi-
mated.
The Wheeling intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1903-1961, 1920-07-03
RIVER NEWS

The Verne Swain took out q large
number Of osiris Temple ShrlnHrs and
their friends last evening on n moon
light excursion down tho river in spite
~ rho rain. All enjoyed Il very good
tins in dancing and other amuScm"ntS
which are furnished by tho excursion
com Tho boat stopped AT ti"'lNir"
where n larCa number Of people were
also taken on.
The Helen r.. arrived last eN'nlnS
from, New Matamoras and will l"aN" THIS
morning at 1880 o'clock on her return
trip. William Bowers, for n Ions '}nN
mate on the Helen F.. has resigned,
bill" as he is better known, was WH'I
liked nv ALL rivcrmcn and they Ar" very
sorry to sec him leave.
Tho General T"rshlnE VIII dock sun
day morning from RavcnSwo"d on her
way TO Pittsburgh.
The Liberty Is expected NJ some tltn'
Sunday morning from Park"rshurE 81"
will depart several hours later on h'r
war TO the Smoky City.
Tho General Beach viii arriv" Satur.
day evening from Pittsburgh and VII
not leave until Monday Morning on her
return trip.
afternoon from cine nnati o her way tr
the Smoky CITY.
The stage of water late last crcntnG
registered nine feet and stationary.
The Verne Swain will e" to Mounds
vile today where she Will take ont q
large crowd this evening Sh" Will make
Two trims Sunday from tins city and VII
leave the first part OF the week lrT
points up the river.
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Side T@lM&SS
NV Rmar CRmerwm
WHY HE DIDN'T MIND TRAVELLING

ne expected to kill this summer ne said,
About 30. ma yhc.' And he had the gun
he doe.; il with right with him, and
what kind do YOU think II was? We'll.
1, was a upgun. Just the KIND my grand
athcr used 70 make mo
, When We had don" laughing at his
Cleverlv arranged climax. ne went on
soma Day He May Be President
"T don't know when I've enjoyed n
! vounEster any more than 7 did thai
ono though I'm always meeting cut"
MAS on the train. He sat with me inc
iasf hundred miles and We talked about
n~verything from bear ~sohotinS 10 pres
Idenis lie was thinking about h"inE
40 cop,edav. though nc 8 sur" nut
wha, he'd rather be a locomotive en-
Aftcr that little tale We wonder"d M
Hangar why the Distinguished L1''o'
SOUND travelling no hardship. t,,r
; u-hv should he since II" SO PId.r,t
has The mighty means or securing ''u'
ha npincss. OF which ToIst1l spsaNS
Perhnps Love Is Too Strong -,
To he sure. he would probably nov
s,, thai he loves all these peopi" WIN
n% h. beguilcs his travels. Ana Irr.
Sn .ioyc" is too strong a WORD. hut
m1bs, i,rtn for love In the quotation 2
u,nieto web OF friendly interest," anu
frinndIv feeling" and T"lstots d'ctun'
Is still trn". A-u,,,,,,, IN a
al wav. and beyond that he en-
n'.s l,fc and makes those with VINO"
cor,cs INTO contact enjoy II. TOO
Ion, his method worth cultifatlh6'
The Wheeling intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1903-1961, 1920-07-03
IN BANKRUPTCY.

In the District Court of the United
states. for the Northern District Of
West Virginia.
II the matter Of Mary \. b"ici"T'
Bankrupt. In Bankruptcy. n" Af7
TO the Honorable Aston . PAXTON
Judge Of the District Court If ~"
United States for the Northern us
,rlct Of West Virginia.
Mary A. RelCher. Of Wheeling. m IN"
County Of Ohio and Stat" Of West W.
Sinia in said District. respectfully rep
reSentS:
That on tho LIST day "f November. last
mast. she vas duly adjudEcd bankrupt
under the Acts OF Congress relating ."
bankruptcy. that Sh" has duly ShTr'h
dcrod all her property and ri%htS 81
property. and has fully complied Win
ali tho requircmcrtS uf sad Acts and OF
the orders of the court touching her
WhercfGrc she prays that she may u"
devrccd by III" court To have a lulIF
discharge from all debts rr"NahIH
against her cStat" under said BANKRUPT
Arts except such debts a. arc excepted
hy law from such discharge.
Dated this l7th day Of juno. y. n.
1920. .,
A. F. BRYANT. Bankrupt
Atty for Bankrupt.
Order Of Notice Thereon.
Hor,bern District Of W"St Virginia. 50.
On mis- 25th day Of June. a. =, 1920.
on reading the foregoing petition. II -
Ordered hy the Court. that a hearing
be had upon Tn" SAM" on tn" ln'h DAY
Of August. \. J.. 1870. h"t"r" sad court,
AZ Wheeling. N said District. At ten
O'clock IN nc forenoon AMI that notice
thereof hc published in Tn" Wheeling
InIclligcncrr, a n"wSla1rr printed in
said District. and hat all known crcdl-
tors and other persons IN interest may
The Wheeling intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1903-1961, 1920-07-03
nr-rrER. EGGS AND CHEESE.

NEW YORK. July -hutt "HSf j..
,l'u; cr,amcrv extras. 90 score, 81
rrc :, ars,s; S. to 81 score? & 5s g
sth''' na!,! ,,ood to nrjmc, 53T SO: pack.
ing stock. current make. NO l. 4-V
422. ooo. f-o,b Gather.
rkeS rst. I76IqL fresh gather
ed ed t ST,rs t III state; iT'onna. and nSH'
by western henncry Th,,@s' and n r%
morn hcnncry browns. extras. ssh
Sc: state. Pcnna. and nearby sath"rI'
Srovns and mixed colcrs. frst |" CN
''" Ebecse steady: state: whole mllE
flats. current MAKE. whit" and r"'T rmm
spccrals. 27t2m2htg' dc" nT"raE" rrWr.
zen, mate. specials. @7'.M"1A4; do. "'
cragc run. 2sn 26AU .,.h,,rcJ
Poultry live nulct ana T" 49,
a.: others unchanged.
Flour unchanged.
The Wheeling intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1903-1961, 1920-07-03

Central Glass o Transfer books
J close June 90. for a regular = per cent
cash dividend. payabl" July J..
LaBcllc lion Co. rfd- -Transf"r books
close June is for A regular > per cent
cash dividend. payahiH June 30.
IiRellc Iron CO.. Cm.-Transter
bSuks close Jun" Is. for a regular | per
cont and an extra l. per cent cash dlvi-
dcnd. payable june so.
Wheeling Steel & Iron to-TraDsfer
hooks closc June II. for 4 regular . per
cont cash dividend. payable June 20.
Whltakcr-Glessncr co. Ion. Trans
! Ger hooks close June 81. for a Ia per
cent cash dividend. payable June so.
Imperial Glass Co Transfer books
close June q. for a IL Tcr cont regular
cash dividend. payahl" July l..
Wheeling Fire InS. Co.--Transfer
books close Juno q. for a s per cent
Semi-annual cash dividend payable July
lSt.
Wheeling Mold & Fry GO. pfd-Trans-
fer books close Jun" Is. for a - per
cent cash dividend payabl" July LIST.
Wheeling Mold & Fdy Co. com
TranCcr books close Jun" %. Tor so
cents per share cash dividend payable
July lst.
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CLOSING STOCK LETrER

nv Private WIT" 10 \. r. MaS''" 49,
| SEW YORK. July g Tn" iourtn h9ur
stocks turned stronger ara '"'.""om
AMI ,h.n to s.. prices moved forward
easily though not in an orderly manner,
The government cotton report was a
! huIlIsh factor. particularly with south
! crn Railway. which sold up tw" points
to IS. a..
Trading interest did not flaE until two
close short covering in the" first ihr"n
hours disclosed ! scarcity "f stocks ana
bears became somewhat trlEh'oh"h
when some Of tho issues such as ' anan-
,ur and Mexican Pctc. developed wings
Vanadiun scored a six percent gain
and MEXICAN sold IN >.
BALDWIN led tn" equipment list with
' an advance Of 2rg points
W. J. WOLLMAS & 60.
The Wheeling intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1903-1961, 1920-07-03
STILLS

Water stills. made entirely IF heavy
copper. on" or four gallon capacity
Prices 5000 and 5000 respectively.
Shipped by prepaid cypress or parcel
post the sam" day "" receive your or.
der. Ideal for distillinE water for auto
mobile batteries. industrial uses and
drinking purposes. References: I. S.
Natl Bank or Broadsircnts. Omaha.
Roycr & 90, M.2j?. Farnam Bldg,
Omaha. NahraSka. jy-3-g
The Wheeling intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1903-1961, 1920-07-03
FOE SALE.


FOR SALE-Purc Olive OIL. Just ar
rived. imported from Italy. Sold by
6 LaGomarcino, for years at 18th and
olive oil can have same by calling at
1918 MrCuIloch. street. This olive oil is
imported especially for finest grade and
highly recommended by physicians for
table and medical use. This olive oil
is tho best product in the world. Is
now sold by Mrs. George Lagomarcino.
Telephone 410-J. jy-3-j
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wANTED-sALEsMEN

wANTED-Live, dependable salesman.
to carry a side line or regular. the
hest spring ;suspender on the market.
for Northern Panhandle and Fayctte
and Greene counties. Pa. Line small and
light. Investigate for big paving. per-
manent connection. Prefer man driving
car and making all towns. Reference
required. Write Springo Suspcnder Co..
Hhilippi, West Va. Jy-o-l
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DRY GOODS,

were easier and declines moderate.
Yarns w"rc irregular and trade very
lichr Ribbons wor" quiet. Wool mar
kc,s dull and burlars were steady and
quiet.
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o -

FOE SALE-Horses and mules. one pair
horses ) and 6 years old. Well match
cd. Weight 5000. One pair sorrel
mules. Also . extra good mine mules.
as I have no use for same. will sell at
rcry low price. Box 5, West Liberty.
". Va. Jy-l-k
The Wheeling intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1903-1961, 1920-07-03
TOLEDO GRAIN

TOLEDO. o. July : 'loISr seq
ortmc ash c52S. December ''-H
AIsike rrim" cash ."l'' '"'''''
- %: December "5.55. ,,,e
Timo,hy rrimc cash lal7. so; l?lN'
$40: i?ia. $50: September. So. 'n.'o'
her SIS. December $50; March, 80.
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His Guido Book.

IT must look in the book 10 sec whore
I'll 60 on my vacation"
You mean a resort directory.
No. my bank book."-Buifalo EN-
press.
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FOR SALE

FOR SALE-Farm Of about zoo acres.
$50 acres cleared. with good slate
rooted house. out buildings, etc. known
as the Irons Farm" thrse-fourths
mile from Tippccanoe. Harrison county.
Hines on the promises, or communicate
with Goo. Harpham. 237 Arcade. Clnve-
land, Ohio. Jy-l-i
The Wheeling intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1903-1961, 1920-07-03

FOR SALE-At a bargain price steel
lined wood body suitable for hauling
coal or packages. Packard Motor Com
pany, Lcathcrwood. jy-l-l
The Wheeling intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1903-1961, 1920-07-03
FOE SAIL

FOE SALE-2i:-ton Gary truck with
wood hydraulic hoist and steel dump
body attached. Packard Motor Com
pany. Leathcrwood. Jy-1-l
The Wheeling intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1903-1961, 1920-07-03

WANTED Experienced b~ook-keeper.
State salary expected. Give refer
en"e. Address B. J. F..care Intelligent
Ger, jy-l-i
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FOR SALE-@-ton Sandow truck with
cypress type body attached. This
truck is one year old and is in first
class condition. Packard Motor Com
pany. Leatherwood. Jy-l-l
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FoE SALE-Grocery and confectionery.
up to date and doing an excellent bust
ness. Almost all cash. going to retire.
Call "S6-J. Martins Ferry. jy-2-l
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wANTED-Expertenced girl for general
houSnwork. Good pay. Phone Woods
dale n63-J. jy-2-i
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MALE Oh FEMALE HELP.

wANTEp-Women or man. salary $2
full time. soc an hour spare time. SELL
ing guaranteed hosiery 10 wcarer. EK-
DerienCn unnecessary. international
Mills. NorriStown, Pa. Jy-3-g
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- ~A~A~nHRA

Wants representatives 10 sell shirts. I'M
derwcar. hosiery, dresses, waists. skirts,
direct to homes. Write for free sam
pies. Madison Mills. sos Broadway.N ew
York, y. Y. sat-jy-26-jy1S 20
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LOCAL STOCKS

WHEELING. " Va. July .. 20.
DAILY quotation list Wheeling Sto:h
Exchange, compiled for the lntelliEen
Ger
The Wheeling intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1903-1961, 1920-07-03

wANTED-Good girl for general house
work. three IN family. ll05 Chapline
ST. Call l40n-R. jy-3-i
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FOR SALE-Frcsh COW. Richland. Stop
8. Harry Fedchark. jy-o:j
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FOR SALE 1919 Ford touring cars. I
1919 Ford Roadster, ! 1919 Ford truck. !
clifton Federal trucks. l "l:-tru White
truck. 1-ton Republic truck. ! Fiat !
passenger touring car. | Maxwell ) pas
scngor touring Car--l?lS. MI tho cars
arc IN good running condition. Inquire
WAYNE Coal Company. rarlett. Ohio. or
phone 1883 Steubenville, or Court 276i.
Pittsburgh. Pa. je--3-m
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NEUTRALITY-SUSPICIOUS. who have expert
ence in the selling game. to handle
splendid proposition where sales mean
big returns. Address At once 10 "Propo-
sition." care TntcllIrcncer. Jy-2-J
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wANTED-MAL1

wANTED-Man with team or auto HD
can givek bond to sell 137 Watkins
home and farm products. Biggest con-
Germ OF kind in the. world. $500 TO
S5.o0n yearly income. Territory In this
county open. Write to-day to ]. n.
Watkins Co. Dept. III, Winona. MINI.
jy-3-1o-17-24
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AUTOS.

WILL trade Smith Form Ford truck for
Ford Roadster. Call Steam Electric
CO.. T2l. JN---I
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wANTED-FEMALE

w~ANTED-TWo linotype operators
Apply TO Foreman Intelpgencer.
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FOR AHNT-Furnished Housekeeping
room. front room. first floor. bath and
phone. 1929 Chaplire St. jy-c-h
Richmond times-dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1914-current, 1920-03-21

and reliable we looked with the confidence for it's
ana ese we found in Ihe Free Sewing that
mac general worth
WHICH we require IN selling merchandise of
after our INVESTIGATION
o 60 wen
must De sew
w"
with
Of
eve made.
Of
in
Ills
Richmond times-dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1914-current, 1920-03-21

ihc fitEii' has SIX complete sets Of ball bear
lies making TINS the lShtest and snloothest
running sewing machine ever built.
Rest while you sew. "Ihc FREE, il so CON
Atructcd that you can sit the machine In IN,
position ;hat is most comfortable for YOU either
uirectly In front of the needle or on the sid. OF
the needle, as you prefer This is the ONLY sew
ing machine built with which YOU can sit mt any
position with ease and comfort
Ample room for sewing materials is provided
i'll the drawers and spool racks fastened n tho
INSIDE OF the door, and you sit at the ma
chine it is very handy for YOU to reach your
spoois, your scissors, oil can attachments or
othc" sewing material ~
The fotoscillo movement. the rotary takc-un
the SIX sets Of BAH bearings tho uutomatic
mead latch, the rotary spool pin, and all of the
other 32 vGluablc improvements that have made
"rhc FREE the best Of sewing machines nrc
Incorporated in this model in improved
form. ~ ~