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The Wheeling intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1903-1961, 1920-11-04

Here's something that always makes
ma nnd ives. ! know that is san incor-
correct use Of the word, but feel IKE
that word and no other, so l shall h"'
rctract-
To hear people who do not know
what II is to have to be careful or the
nrnnies. impute meanncSs to rc"pic "hN
do have TO count them or else x" IN
debt, for being decent enough TO prefer
penny-squcezing to debt
4 man ] know was moving rccchliS
from ono house TO another III the same
neiphborhnod. He consulted the mover
and found that he would have To pay
$40 n load" said one of his new neigh.
no took his whcelharrow and himsei IL
moved all hut the very heaviest furnl-
turs in his evenings and holiday.
"close" or Courageous
"He must be pretty close to object 70
sln 4 load" sal done of his new, neigh
bors why, when We moved they
charged us SIS aload and II was only a
littlr farther. I've heard he's inclined
to be n little mean and guess KS So
Now this woman inherited 4 lot OF
money from her father just about the
time the cost Of living began TO So up.
Consequently she did not have the cN-
pnrlcnco most of US passed through and
fails TO realize that II ono Is living on
the cost of living. something has got 10
give So she calmly stignfatizcs az
meannceS what the rest of us Oh a
tlne blend of thrift and courage and in
dustry.
She would Have To Scr1Inp
7 heard another woman who has been
saved from want several times by the
The Wheeling intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1903-1961, 1920-11-04
Big Scholastic Grid Battles
To Be Staged on Local Fields
WHEELING AND liNSLN GOING THROUGi
SECRET WORKOUTS IN PREPARATION FOIt
BIG ANNUAL CLASH At STONE FIELD SAT
URDA1-BELLAlRE IS IN GOOD CONDITION
FOR MARTINS FERRY.

Coaches Ross and NuSs, OF the Linsly
ard Wheeling high school grid squads,
ar" holding secret workouts all this
week in preparation for the big annual
clash at stone Field Saturday after
noon. with this Indication the mentors
can be counted upon to spring something
new when the elevrnS are in action bat
tling for valley hon"rs and leadership
Saturday.
wh""iing'S team will be In the best OF
condition for the big clash with tho
Cadets and although hardly anything
new in the shifting OF plays will take
place the Gold can be looked for TO
make the Orange extend Itself to the
limit. Linsly will be greatly outweigh
ed on the line but should make up for
this in fight and speed. as has always
been accomplished in past seasons.
Whether L!nSly or Wheeling is the
better team will probably not be de-
riled by Saturdays contest as one team
j.; almost sure OF not playing TIE bran!
OF ball that it has in the past. inc Ho!u
and Blue will enter the game heaEy
favorite but should the Cadets outright
and outcharge them, they Will ma II
their greatest difficulty to penetrate 'he
Orange forwards or ends Tor gains.
Coach Ross is not confident OF the OUT
to show everything they have ana tnen
the victory would be assured But
should the Gold and Blue rush line taiI'
what would happen? 1t would only rum
THAR chances to make gains anu h"lp
the Cadets along wonderfully IN me
amount of pep" which they are aIreauy
The Wheeling intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1903-1961, 1920-11-04
Special Representative Tells
Why It Has Become Most
Talked of Medicine in the
World Today.
NO GREAT MYSTERY
ABOUT 1T, HE SAYS
Merit Alone Has Confirmed
It in the Minds of the Peo-
ple All Over the American
Continent.

r. L. Stollenwcrck, special repre-
sentative In the state OF West Virginia
FOR Tanlac, the medicine that has ere
ated such sensation all over the
United States and Canada. gives some
highly interesting facts about TanlaG
and the remarkable results achieved
Contrary to popular opinion ne
stated. there Is no great mystery about
Tanlac. except in so far as the ch"Ii,
Istry Of the human body Itself ana
what it does with substances taken
into II, Is a mystery. some OF me ln,
gradients of Tanlac have. been known
and used as medicines for centuries
Others are of more recent discovery;
hut every one OF them is OF recoHnlz,s'u
therapeutic value and used by the mrui-
cal profession everywhere. ThnIaG
simply a co-minGling of these meuicI-
nal elements In a way hitherto un-
known and which brings out their cura-
tive and reconstructive powers 10 !"
most remarkable degree. Brlehy, II a.
laws irritation of the stomach; strengtn-
ems the digestive and assimilatifc or.
cans, builds up and revitailzes lhe
Whole system, and gives the pody new
povers Of resistance and strehe' H.
Gratifying gains IN weight are not p un.
common, especially where person nns
! suffered from OBSERVATION-DISCLOSURES
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Side E@lMS5 &1|l'
Nv Rmtf1 Cameron ~
THE DIFFERENCE BETWEEN THRIFT AND
MEANNESS
MEANNESS

kindly lab!t her relatives possess Oh
dying and leaving her little money
lust nS she is getting to the end or ner
resources, speak most slightinGly or 4
rc!ghhor who has had To Plake every
Jenny count. she Is terribly close
she said why. she always sells any
rxtra fruit and vegetables instead OF
Swing Ihfm away as the rest of the
people on ;hr street do. And she has
the children wear sandals all summer to
save stockings She even makes her
own soan and does all sorts of things
Ike thai To save Il few pennies. l
would hate t. think 80 much about Il
little money as she docs.
, She might hate it. hut Il she were in
that woman'S place, instead OF being
as luCkv as She is she would eilhrr
|, have 10 10 it. Sr go without many things
Sh" Is used Ia. nr 70 in debt.
No More Tho Same Than Foohnroinsss
And Courage
Thrift and meanness arc no moro the
same thing than courage ana foo!harui-
ness, or prudence and cnwardicr.
Thrift is nothing NOR or less than
wise spending and careful. III rough
using. One ran b" thrifty without hay
ieg the slightest faint of mcanncS" IN
ones d.spoS. And, on the other
hand. one can he mean without being
thrifty.
have known people who spent lavish
" uIron thCm:rlvcS. hut haegled dis
Gracefully over pennies with anyone
who worked for them and hardly gave
their help enough to eat. That's Wha'
call mernrCSS. and II should not he
mentioned IN the same breath with the
fine virtue If thrift.
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FACTS ABOUT TANLAC
ARE GIVEN TO PUBLIC

brought on by dyspepsia. INDIGESTION
Illness. operation or other causes.
1T is demonstrated fact in medi-
cal science that the stomach IS the
starting point of most Of the Ills that
afflict the human body. and many OF
the So-Called diseases are not diseases
at all. but reflex symptoms or the
stomach arrangements of the weakened
condition of the body that naturally
follows. some kinds Of rheumatism
gastritis, palpitation, nervousness. kid-
ney disorders and liver complaints are
among the more common troubles de-
velopcd through the stomach: scores
of other diseases have been truced y
the same source.
"Tanlac was made especially 10 over
come these stomach complaints and the
various so-called diseases and symp-
toms that follow them. but the aston,
by il have not only astonished the gen.
eral public, but have somewnat sur
priscd even the originators or the
medicine themselves. Thousands or
nj parts Of North America telling OF
remarkable results derived by people
who have suffered for years without
being able heretofore to nnd reiIef.
Naturally, these remarkable achieve-
ments have spread the fame or Tan
lac TO all quarters Of the continent,
ma The demand for 1t has neccssTated
working the laboratories night ana
day ,. &c Tap-
,oc crows steadily instead OF diminish
ing and can be explained in only one
may~mcrit. Its remarkable rcstora..
i've effects seem to be moro permanent
than hitherto belieySd p osS ~ whom oI It
S was flr 81 Introduced fiye years ago re-
ppo pill health, and millions Of Ameri-
c can homes are now using. Tenlac as
the family medicine after having FIRST
T,Ioo IL sold In Wheeling by the
uoge Davis Drug Co. at 1145 Main
Yer streets and $500 Chapline street s,c
also f, X. Hoge at Martins Ferry ONO
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S7cciaI Dispatch To The lntelliEeuccr.
Ripley. W. Va. Nov. 3.-Jackson cnun-
" complete official returns give Cox
oS3I, Harding 4323 :Hardtngs majority
1891. n,,-. c.,.x
For Congress Fourth Distrlct--Cnnn"r
CD) 2SiO: Woodward GO 1912; Wood
wards ma jority 1879.
Governpr--Koontz CD 2Sl2: Mont
gomprv 2"2t; Morgan il1+; Morgan =
For Secretary OF Statc--Mfller tD>
oS54: Young CR) 1898; foungs plurality
FOR Superintendent Of ScNocIs-Tront
Cd esd; Ford tR) 1923: Ford'S major
For state Treasurcr--Har"ld D)
oSEi: johnson (R) 4@93: Johnson's ma
jor'ty 1899.
For state Authorization CD 1854:
Fond (Rl 1909: Rnnd'S majority 1879.
For Attorney Gcr"ral--Rrann"u cd
1854: r. gland CO 4@93; England'$ ma
For ,'mmmissforer cr. Agriculture,
Miller CDI 2SIt: Stewart Co 1928;
Stewards minority 1912.
For JUDGE Sunrcmc C"urt--S"mmer-
Vile n, eSo:: Lively CR> 1905: L'vely's
Majority 1909.
for state Serator--Ca Sto 2Shi: Sh!nn
t1ns: shInn's majority 1892.
T,n. IIonse ncl""at c"---S"mm"rv!
(Tp 1867: FryScr (RH 41iS.
tNart CD) @6H4' cast" rnl @?Si.
JudE" ". n. OErirn of Ripley waS
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THE MERDEL COMPANY
CAN :. Kspaax. Prop
FUNERAL DIRECTORS
Prvar. Cnaps;, 12Lx ohApIiAs Street
o.Au PhoAAE lA1S-l1l1
DIED

Wednesday. November
3. 1920, at $40 o'clock a. m; at IN"
Ohio Valley. General hospital. ROh-
ERT L. SCHlLLING, aged ~ years
Funeral services from his late residence
No. 2l2lLa Eoff street, saturday morn
ing at $50 o'clock. Requiem mass ~
ST. Joseph's Cathedral at O'CLOCK.
Friends of the family are inVited 10
attend ,Interment at Greenwood.
PHuRS-On Tuesday. November ioIo
at 7:3e o'clock p. m, az the ONO
ley General hospital. WILLIAM NIL
son PHILIPS. aged AZ years
Funeral from the residence OF MS latner
in-law Joseph Green. at Trladelhnia,
Friday afternoon at O'CLOCK: ftlenuS
OF the family are invited 10 at'eho
Iutcrmcnt at Greenwood
sEaMoN-At the Ohio Valley GenerSi
hospital, Sunday. October 3lst. is-u;
at 5:25 o'clock a. m. F'KEoA. WIZ IT,
Henry Seamon. in her 4lst year. ~
remains have been remoEe9 70 tn 10
home of her mother, Mrs. WILSON, i-'
T~enty-third street.
Funeral notice hereafter.
BRn6Es-On Sunday, OCTOBER a. is.yy'
at his home. No. GA National rodi'
Fin Grove, WILLIS s.. son OIL .. w:
and Marguerite lrmes. IN MS -4S'
year.
Funeral notice hcrec tier.
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cABELL COUNTY

Special Dispatch to The lntelllSenceT
Huntington. w. Va. Nov. S-Capel'
county complete gives: ,,o
For Presldent-EoX CD ls.S1S'
Harding (R) l2'7@2; HardinEs p'uF"'-
For congress. fourth dIstrlct--.-John J.;
Conner CD 1884. Harry c. Woodyaru
(RO 1882, Woodyards plurality, 24S;
For Govern9r-;IKoTonni,SS tR2 lli;1 ~
Montgomery (E.-P; l,IiS. Morgan w.
1885: Morgaa's plurality 209 IN
For Secretary OF Sfate-Miller w
124O2. Young tR) lGl. Millers plural
For superintendent Of schools tstate)
Trent fDJ 1880. Ford (RD 12,741;
For state Trcasurer-.Herold CD
1855. Johnson (RJ l2.7lS; Johnsons
For State Authorization (D) H.
3S5. Bond (R.) 1851: Bonds plurality
For Attorney General---Brannon (D)
1898. England (RJ .ToS; England b
plurality $40.
For Commissioner Of Agrlculture-
Muller (DD 12.254. Stewart (R) l-'69l'
Stewards plurality 45T.
For Judge Supreme Court--Sommer-
vile (DJ l2.S27. Lively (R) 1856;
Lively's majority 1l9.
For STATE Sonatc--Reese Cd 1:.3es
Tlager NR) 1868; Hager's majority
The following candidates for house
81 delegates were elected-Odln W.
Fitch (RepD. Henry o. Dunfce, tRcp),
F o. Saunders (Rep.), Page Alseh"re
Dem
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BROOKE ALL REPUBLICAN,

WellSburg,, w. va. NOV. S.-NSpl.,-
Brooke county. with the count complet-
ed at daylight, returned a majority
Of S7l for Harding for president. and
plurality of 712 for Morgan for gov.
ernor The Republican county ticket
was elected by an overwhelming ma
jority.
For president. congress. governor and
state candidates. the county gave:
, For Prcsidcnt-Cox CD 1896: Harding
(R)279S: Hardings majority SSl.
For CongrcSs-Neely CD 243S; Rosen-
bloom (R) 2l74. Necly's majority 26t.
For Governor-koontz CD l55l
Montgomery tNr) 1860; Morgan CR)
26f2 MorErn's plurality 7l2.
Sheriff-H. W. Hartley CD, 1916: +
Duvall (R). 2346. Duvalls majority,
1870. the largest ma iority given any
candidate IN the county.
County clerk-W. Leonard Curter CD
1856: Abe Montgomery (R). 293S; Mont
gomery's majority 555.
: Clerk circuit court--Frank Foster CD
1891: Irwin Charnock (R). :S92; Char
noCk'S majority sol. =.
County mIssioner-F'lisha Craft
Cd. 2390: W. W. Pitcher (RO. 1913;
Pitchers majority Asa.
AsscSsor-Harcy Elson CDl. :6n3;
Ed. Smith (RD, $500; Smiths majority
96.
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Pure. Rich Blood Will Keep
Your Body Vigorous and Healthy

twice 4 wear. IT Is an excellent idea
to take this precaut!on to keep the sys-
tenn in vigorous condition so as to
r,ors easily resist dstasc to which
every one Is subject. SIS. is without
an equal as Il general tonic and system
builder 1t improves the appetite ana
gives new strength and vitality to both
old and young.
Full information and valuable litera-
ture can he read by writing to Swift
Snccifc Co, $50 Swift Laboratory. At
lanta, Ga.
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When Impurities creep into your plood
tho first symptoms are usually loss
OF appetite. followed by gradual less
enInr Of energy, the system becomes
weaker day by day. until you Zee! your
self on the verge of breakdown.
This whole condition is warning
that nature needs assistance in giving
the system n general house-clean'nG'
Nearly everybody needs few bott'es
OF S.S.s., the great vegetable blood rem
edy to cleanse out all impurities about
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The State OF West Virginia. Ohio Coun-
In tho Circuit Court Of OHIO County.
West Virginia. October Rules, 1920.
s. s. Gardner. Admins |
traitor. with the will an
neNcd. of the Estate OF
Laura a. Young, deceased.
James +. Sutherland J.
". Ruckman. Prcsbytcr-
ian Church Of West Lib
crty, W. Va. Home Mis-
s!onary Society of the
Presbyterian Church of
West Liberty. W. Va.
Foreign Missionary So In Chancery.
cicty IF the Presbyterian
Church OF West Liberty.
W. Va. Annie Laura Mar
tin. Annie Laura Lewis
Craig. Lawrence Lamb.
Jennie Jackson. Sue
Spcarc. Charles Bcecroft.
, Young Women'S Christian
Association OF Washing
ton, Pa. and Young Wo-
mems Christian Associa-
ton of Wheeling. W. Va.
The object of this suit Is TO convert
into assets the real estate OF the said
Laura 4. Young. deceased. for the pay
rncnt of the indebt edncsS found to be
charged against the said estate and the
| charges of administration, and TO apply
the surplus. II any, to the persons ell
titled thereto.
And it appearing from an affidavit in
SAID cause at these Rules. that the de-
PENDANTS James r. Sutherland. Annie
Laura Martin. Annie Laura Lewis Craig.
Lawrence Lamb. Jennie Jackson. Sue
Sprarr, and Young Womens Christian
Association of Washington. Pa. are not
residents of the State of West Virginia.
and they not having been served with
process in said suit. on motion Of the
| plaintiff by counsel. this order OF publt-
! cation Is entered against them and x is
ordered that the said defendants. aboN"
named. be and they nre required 70 ap.
| pear within one month after the date OF
the first publication Of this order and
do what is necessary 10 protect their IN
tcrcsts 1t Is further ordered that this
order be published and posted as re-
Quirrd by law. ,
Witness. John l.. Kinghorn. Clerk Of
our said Court. at the Court House or
said County, this 9th day OF OCTOBER.
1870, to-w!t: October Ruls. 1920.
JOHN l.. KINGHORE. Clerke
Published the first time Oct. l4th.
1920.
JOHN J.. KlNGHoRN. Clcrke
II. +. DUNLAP,
Solicitor for Plaintiff.
o-l4-"l-@S-n-4
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MORGAN COUNTY.

Special Dispatch 10 The lntelligcncer
Berkeley Springs, W. Va Nov B.
Morgan county complete. gives:
For president--CoX CD 72b; HarolnE
(R) 1919: Hardng's plurality, lug.
For congress. second dlstrlct-hrowii
(D) SO3: Bowers (R) 1T42; Geo. VI
bowers plurality. 939. o,o
gomerv (N.P) 237; Morgan (R) 1851
NorGaa's plurality. 945. ~,
For secretary OF state-MilIer ~
1856: Young (R) 1925: ioung's pturai'lS
For superintendent Of schools-Tren,t
CD S62; Ford (R) 1870; Fords pIura"'S
For state-treasurer-Her lD) 7lS'
Johnson (R) 1906 plurality. lOSs.
For state auditor-Newlon (D) no
Bond (R) 1918: plurality. 1907. I'm
For -genera!-brannon ~
us; England (R) 1904; plurality. iVeo
For commissioner of agric9iture-
Miller CD 1872: Stewart (R) l19'' piuF'
ality. 1905. -. soruer.
willie (D) III, Lively tR) 1904; majority
For state senate-H P. Henshaw SD'
725: whitman (R) 1903: majority, lVte
The following candidates TOT tnt
house of delegates elected-Ni' W. b'sS''
(R).
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MnNnNGAL1A COUNTY

MnrSantown. w. Va, Nov. 3.-Monon-
gala county complete gives:
For PrrSidcnt--CNX Cd 1856: Harding
(R) G764: HardinE's plurality 1928.
For Congress, Second DistriCt-Brown
(D) 3l6l: Bowers (R) 669i: bowers
plurality $500.
For observation-disclosures (Dl S1l9:
Mont gomery (NPN 1858: Morgan tR)
$3.50: Morgan's plurality 321l.
For Secretary OF State-Miller (D)
3244; Young (R) 6772: Young's plurality
1928.
For Superintendent OF Schonls-Trent
Cd 1863: Ford (R) 500: Fords plural
!ty 1l7S.
For state Trcasurer-IIerold (D)
31"a: r-"Nson (R) 66lO: Johnson's rlur-
atty ail8.
p" Slato Authorization (D) 800:
Bond (R) $3.50: Bonds plurality 31T0.
For Attorney Gcnoral--Brannon CD
1928: England (R) GA33; England's plur-
atty 3205.
For Commissioner Of Agriculture
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uPSHUR.

snac,a, Dispatch 10 The Intclligencer:
Dnckhannon, w. Va. Nov. 3.--CompIete
returns from Upshur county W. Na'
give: .,>> non. Harding
fPI aqI9; HardIng'A majority S499 Villa
For Congress. Third district-k.l nr
CD 1s4S: Reed (R) 5O5s: Reeds major
ny For Governor-Koontz [Dl i lSSt'
Montgomery 1875: Morgan tR 4S4S;
Norran's majority 1918. ~,
For Secretary of State-MlIler w.,
1853; Young 1864; Youngs majority
OF For o state Superintendent Of schools,
srent (DJ21I4: Ford (TO 4@6l; Fora
' For state Treasurer-Herold CD
1852: johnson (R 1858. Johnson ma
FOR State Auditor-Newlon (D) 1850
Bond (R) 1895. Bonds majority Sooe;
For Attorney Gcneral-BrannGn ~,
1927; England (R) 4S49. England's ma
jority 1922. ,t,,,,-o---
Miller d. 1858; Stewart (O 41:9. Stew
az For 2 nudge Judge Supreme Court-sommcrr-
vtlle-142l: Lively (D 1882. Lively 5
For State Senator. Thirteenth Distrtrt
--Reyer CD 1910: Arnold (I0 5ll@. Ar
holds majority 3S02.
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JACKSON COUNTY

Special Dispatch to The Intel'SenTIEs
son count county complete gives Cox 2S$7
Harding, 1851. Hardins's plurality
go Congress. fourth dlstrict-Conner CPo
2s25: woodward tR9 4371; WoooSaru
p'q Tor sovernor-Koontz CD 2Sl9;
MontsSmsry sN n,1rai f5S i NSES"" w
Eor secretary Of state-Mtller W
2e0a: Young (Ho 1861; iouns's plurai''
"Sa1moes Of winners: superintendent
~ schools, Ford (R). same as secretary
OF state. ~ n, somc
as above. ID, samo az
above. r-,,,d ny Same
as above. Stewart
(R). same az above. rat. m, o-eo.
shinn (RD 1896; ShinH's p Iusssty, som SOM
Elected to house of deleEateS--@oii''
mcryilic and KiSer (R).
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THE PITTSBURGH, CINCINNATI, CHI
CAGo AND ST. LOUIS RAIL
ROAD COMPANY.
NOTICE.

Pittsburgh. Pa October 81. 1920.
Pursuant to law, a special meeting OF
the stockholders OF The Pittsburgh, Gin
cGnnat!. Chicago and st. Louis Railroad
Company will be held Mt the principal
office Of tn" Company. Room GIG. Penn
sylvania Station. Pittsburgh. PennSyiva-
MIA. on Wednesday. December - 1920. at
IL 90 o'clock Il. m. eastern timc). for
the purpose of considering and acting
upon Il lonG-tsrm lease Of the railroads
and property owned and operated by this
Company to The Pennsylvania Railroad
Company.
BY order of the Board Of Directors.
5. II. CHURCH,
Secretary.
o-aS-n-i-1l-ls-o5-d2
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FoR sAIE-Plumbing stock. tools anr
! fixtures Only shop In town Of $500
! people. New water works. Will sell
stock at invoice. For full particulars
call on R. y. Shave. between 3ith and
35th SITS, on Lincoln Ave, between
and 8 o'clock in evenings. Shadyside.
Ohio. Owner has gone into another busi-
ness. o-l9-p
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Miller Cd 1898; Stewart (R) 6637:
Stewards plurality 34O4.
For Judge supreme Court-Sommcr-
vile CD 3lS7: Lively (R) 6657; Lirly's
majority 353l.
The Following candidates Tor House OF
Delegates were elected; Richard Earl
Davis (R); Dennis Morton Willie ((R).
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,,onfldentially. ma'am." he rrpIeu.
that's Just WHAT'S happened now. There
IS a couple Of them stalled up theIc and
we've got to take gas up In tho cmcr-
gency balloon TO bring them down"
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LosT-Black, white ind tan rabbit
hound, had chain hanging from collar.
Party who picked up same return 10
officer MacEwan, at 1909 Chapline
street and receive reward. n-l-i
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COUNTY VOTES
AS COMPILE
TYLER COUNTY.

Speclal Dispatch 10 The InteIIIgehcer;
SlstersvIllc. W. Va, Nov. 3.-Tyler
county complete gives Cox 1865; Haru-
For congress. fourth distrtct-Conner'
1876; woodward, S63S. ~ ,,,,
koontz. 1924: Montgomery go; NJ MI
Ter, 1854: Young. 1852; Trent. 3o$S;
Newton. 1852; Bond, 262l: Brannon'
i75S; England. $500: Miller, 1854; stew
ART. 1886: Sommerville. 1851; Lively,
362S; Meridith. 1859: Hill, 3677. ~.
House of Observation-Disclosures (h''
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re-clcctcd Judge Of the Fifth judicial
rjrcuit over s H. Bell of Spencer. his
Democratic opponent. by majority es-
timaled at $500.
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RoANE COUNTY
JACKSON COUNTY

Roane county complete gives Con
30S2: Harding 1883: t<oontz Sl""' MoH'
gorncry So: Morgan 4lii.
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FoR sALE-5 roomed house, good water.
4 acres OF ground. hogs, 40 chickens
and machinery. Call 207J Martins Ferry.
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MISCELLANEOUS
WANTED TO RENT.

wAETETl--Raby carriage in good con-
dltion. Write J. L. VI. Care lntcll'gcncrr
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The Wheeling intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1903-1961, 1920-11-04

LosT-Bunch of keys In leather coin
purse, with word Mecca" inside. Find
er return TO 1ntelligencer. Reward 81 .o0.
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The Wheeling intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1903-1961, 1920-11-04
FOE SALE

FOR sALE-At Rayland. o.. 50 acres
good farming land: can be used as
truck garden, 9 acres bottom land. good
house and barn. fine water, fruit for
home use; situated y mile from Ray
land, Ohio. Irs. Philip Truax and Son,
Rayland, Ohio. o-:s-t
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cAREn.r. COUNTY

Complete returns from Cahfn county
give Cox l2.SS6: Harding 1890; k"on'7
Io oo4. Montgomery 1853: Morgan
20o
The Wheeling intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1903-1961, 1920-11-04

LOST -button white kid glove be-
tween Runners Paint Shop and l?th
on Market, Friday evening. tlnoeE
please return to Natural Gas Co: OF
West Va. h-si