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Missouri Valley times. [volume] (Missouri Valley, Iowa) 1874-1931, 1920-02-05
CARD OF THANKS.

To the many ineighbors and friends
who were so kind to us during the Ill
ness and death of Mrs. Helen Cula-
vim Heafley, and to the doners of the
beautiful floral offerings, we wish to
extend our sincere thanks.
!. George Heafley and: Children.
Mr.. and Mrs. Geo. Culavin and
Family.
Missouri Valley times. [volume] (Missouri Valley, Iowa) 1874-1931, 1920-02-05
!. CHRISTIAN CHURCH.

I The Loyal Women's Class of the
Christian church will meet with Mrs.
Bessire, 3rd and Huron streets, Tues
day afternoon, Feb. 10th. A large
attendance is. desired.
Missouri Valley times. [volume] (Missouri Valley, Iowa) 1874-1931, 1920-02-05
MORE TROUBLE FOR LOGAN.

The wild orgy in which Logan par
tlcipated last Tuesday is developing
especial interest, as the United States
marshall is preparing information
against more than sixty of the par
Elephants.
Missouri Valley times. [volume] (Missouri Valley, Iowa) 1874-1931, 1920-02-05
!. BOYS ARREsTED.

Two. young men, about eighteen;
years of age, were arrested here this
morning and later taken to Logan by
Sheriff Milliman, to await the action
of the grand jury. - 81 IA
They gave their names as Felix
Wohmsbacker and Carl. Teller, and
said their homes were in SCOTS Bluff,
Neb. (,
Felix and his friend bought some
cigars at Lewis & Williams grocery
store. and rendered in payment a five
dollar check, signed by Felix and
drawn on "a local bank. The check
was refused by Lewis & Williams and
few minutes later Officer Waggoner
arrested. them and lodged them in the
Jail =
Missouri Valley times. [volume] (Missouri Valley, Iowa) 1874-1931, 1920-02-05
best Of its kind.

best Of its kind.
The following were elected to hold
office:
President, w. w. Latta.
Vice President, B. j. Moore.
Secretary, l.. R. Pike.
Treasurer, w. M. Carlisle.
Supt. of Gates, w. A. Shelton.
Chief Marshal, j. NJ. Fourche.
Asst. Chief Marshal, D. C. Reel.
Supt Exposition Hall, w. M. Car
Isle.
supt. Speed. George Coffman.
Supt. Privileges, w. w. Reeser.
Supt. Horses, o. w. Steehl.
Supt. Cattle, j. w. Collins.
Supt Swine Sheep, j. M. Thomas.
Supt. Poultry, E. T. Gildings.
Supt. Machinery and Automobile
Exhibits, Fred Seabuly.
I Supt. Orchard, M. j.. Worth.
Supt. Farm and Garden, Robt.
Thompson.
Supt. Textile Fabrics, Miss Minnie
Divelbess.
supt. Dairy, Kitchen and Pantry,
Mrs. w. W. Reeser.
Supt. Paintings, Drawing and
School Work, Miss Marie Case.
Missouri Valley times. [volume] (Missouri Valley, Iowa) 1874-1931, 1920-02-05
BUILDING AND LOAN, MEETING
TONIGHT.

The adjourned meeting Of the.
Workingmen's Building and Loan!
Assn will be held tonight Thursday
at 1880 o'clock, at. the Council room.
u, J. S.. Dewell, Secy.
Missouri Valley times. [volume] (Missouri Valley, Iowa) 1874-1931, 1920-02-05
!. Better Values For Less

100 acres, $4,000 per acre; $500 90
cash, 100000 March LIST, balance 3
years at per cent; 80 acres alfalfa
and sweet clover, IL acres timber,
pasture, running water; lots creek
bottom lands. Grab this before some
one else does. A. B. Martin, Mo. Val
leya, la. -
Missouri Valley times. [volume] (Missouri Valley, Iowa) 1874-1931, 1920-02-05
MRS. J. p. EGAN ENYERTA1Ns

Mrs. j. P. Egan and the members of
the Bridge Club entertained their
husbands last night at the home of
Mr.. and Mrs. ]. P. Egan.
The guests played at five tables un-
til midnight, when delicious supper
was served, followed by cigars.
Mrs. Egan made very gracious
hostess, and most enjoyable even
ing came to close about one o'clock
this morning.
Miss Fabian Egan welcomed the
guests on arrival, and Master Jim
mic was with Mrs. Egan to bid all a
good night, ies;llH 4 ii3
Missouri Valley times. [volume] (Missouri Valley, Iowa) 1874-1931, 1920-02-05
NOTICE, AMERICAN LEGION AND
-. WAR WORK FRS.

All members of the old war coun-
cil, members of the American Legion,
and all eS-service men, are urgently
requested to meet at the Library, Fri
day evening, at 1880.
Mr.. r. H. Moss, Assistant Secre-
tary of the Greater Iowa Association,
will have message of utmost i'm
portance to communicate.
Missouri Valley times. [volume] (Missouri Valley, Iowa) 1874-1931, 1920-02-05
WOULD YOU BUY
THE BEST OF EVERYTHING GOOD TO EAT
AT THE LOWEST PRICES?

Alb sack high grade Blue Bell Pancake Flour 45c
49-lb sack best high grade NJ. & f. Flour 1887
Fresh Teco Pancake Flour, 2packages for..... 10c
The best No. hand picked Navy Beans, bs...-. 25c
The best Rolled White Breakfast Oatmeal, pkg..... 15c
The best No. fancy Head Rice
NO. 2 cans Standard Sweet Sugar Conn., 2 29c
Large can Standard Fancy Ripe Tomatoes, Zoe
No. 2 can Fancy Ripe Tomatoes 2 29c
No. 2 can oaucr kraut, =. 32c
Small Carnatol, Pet Armour Milk, 3 -...- Csc
32oz Standard IIonliny, 32c
No. 2 can Fancy Red Kidney Beans, cans...- 24c
No. 2 can baked Pork and Beans, cans..a 34c
carton Red Seal Matches - 35c
soc size pkg Crackers 35c, for s1.00
Fresh barrel, box Cookies, to 45c
We complete line of Fruits and Vegetables, Carrots
larsn, Tnrnps Sweet Potatoes Celery Lettuce and Cab
lage at the Lowest Prices
IN OUR SANITARY MEAT MARKET
I.oin and Porterhouse Steak per h. 80 25c
Choice Rib Roast per 20
Choice Pot Roast per lb to zoe
Bib Boiling Beef, per lb 1910
Veal Roast, per zoe
Veal Stew, per Dr. 15c
Pork Steak per b. Csc
1t will you to visit store and prices
We deliver free ocharge and will appreciate business
MOSKOVITZ
FANCY GROCERIES AND HIGH GRADE MEATS.
Missouri Valley times. [volume] (Missouri Valley, Iowa) 1874-1931, 1920-02-05

Miss Doris Withrow is confined to
her home with we'll developed case
of chickenpox.
The Wheeling intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1903-1961, 1920-10-09

; OBITUARY )
REMOVES
POPULAR GIRL

Mins ii,t," Al u""ld d"ou.hI', 81
Ma "nd Ma - y 'n"dd ht"d "i tie,
rLI" N"li,g 'i.,","I h"arItol r'id".
a"I"s i'o"uL u"n attributed ="
ho",I i"Ii"na H.ll"eI"r e." ri,,"ita".
~. s"o ,"h'" &" tL. n''art,,i 90" n'"'
day
he. d.,."o"d .."u t" i.. .l"'.."ri,
g.., Oh, s~"" i",," ""h .."'.i b"
fr.L.t., ,iIaI,II - .,.Ii"r ""I
.tL.d r",. vsltL L., i,",",,ia ""ill Z"
i"ss "g" ~I,"" 'h"F "''.~~'' 80
w~hsaI, .i,"~i 'rh"."il"c i"i""i rl"
49," diu."i,I /" ~, f"r"',, ""i,,.'I
-rd "i'-n.I",i 'vL""Ii"v Iiluh -'h".l
H., sh''' rhIi~
Iu-l I,I"r T." I"Li"r ~. edo go"
rl"'ol boz 'rriui"r q" -" "rr'n'"' u"
tho Whc"llng r-rh"uro ~ ihn '.h"r"
rooto . I"i","r" Toiorh"u" company
nud had IuGt h""u nPairn"'l :" dmiv 80
~ "parH'"r ihcrr
she ls purvi,"d 10y h"r r'rrr'r puh
six hrolhorg. who nre Go"rR". Wlllnrh,
Sol Robert. James pud Martin i!uuld
phc family IL we'll known lu Whocl.
Ing. particularly In tho vrCrnUy Of
Twenty street where Miss Gould
was born and raised
Funeral arrangements were not cnm-
plete last night. but services probably
will be held Monday In the nome Of an
uncle. NJ A. Gould, 29lG Eon street.
DR.. George r.. Lockhart. PASTOR OF the
Wheeling Baptist Temple. where Miss
Gould attended services, probably Will
have charge Of the services.
The Wheeling intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1903-1961, 1920-10-09

Don't v"w IIko T." rlvn r""rl" cow
pIImoni1 WHOM tho Commitment Ia ""
uIvod aud tho recipient tnkcE " with
out hcIug elthrr unrnmfuripbly nbnHh"d
or too evidently certain TINT n Ia no
moro thnn his duo
AUD don't Won hnic 10 give people
compliments when verbal Run lS
pointed 1T your hcnd mud you either
hay" To- stand and deliver or DO con
VI ted Of being an awful boor2
Iiero is the sort Of thing ] mean:
Someone says Ia YOU: u don't kno"
why II In but people always seem to
tell mo things--things you wouldn't eX-
pcct them To tell anyone outside the
family. don't know what II Is about
mo"
You Must Say. "A Sympathetic
Disposition"
or com 50 the answer IL IA pain hh INC
answer tu the riddles un the small ChIlh-
Trn'a page al the Young foIk - maya
zines I"u are supl""sud to sh1 nat u
IL bucauso lao Or rhr ln,"Io IIheD ih"
latter. TuI IhIa raIii'ulai "ne 10 a i"hii
nine h"id urD hna such " aimi'"lho
dIhI",nlii,n
ll"Io Ia nu"ih'i
ITO uhe n.nsI .oIn", hnhla ihln1 Ii"
No4 geo ,iic ,u,,,,u,h'. II ""s'
ra.t.I. that IE .i,I o.,n tat "n'" go
t~i... IL. ,.l NE ",.d that -" 4""'" "h".
nnI ih.r Win i.,"..i.i,', t'' r"' I"''I
h,,i m,." iL,,v" ia" "Il1 l.i""i Ii"" doe
The Wheeling intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1903-1961, 1920-10-09
WAS WONDERFUL
BLESSING TO HER

-, rI,n ,nn,ur,ua vnT ~" 'I'"h e""''
Lr,dIy roI ur f"I h'""bfn"', ""u ~"
~, onL tho i"naI IlIil" "H"i il"n 'l"I ~"
,,I ,unurI,.tuIl I IrI"d many H'h"" w
,rndI,Inr bat ihry nov"' h"Ir"h NY '"""
q, all uud ! hr"nno vn'y h"np"nh""
and ,,nrtIr,l about nv ""udlll"n
NV ,nuPhl"r urged ~" I" i'r l"hI"'
-, continuity TINT NJ lest '"h""n'""
nud !, ruu "no 81 ia" host things ! "."'
,IIL Ia NY NO. Tor II proved lnH' W."
,ucdIrIno NODDED Tho r"ty IIHi
huIIIn iIuuIuvrd NY npr"lllo, hhh mn
rnU rIIc IT, "ni IhIo" h"hTly meal" ~
day rud uov"r Huff"r p"rl''I" iron"
ImdlE"HIl"n A. .
Il bun,y / hnvo gained ""n"lh"rhbIy ~
walnut LrrnIInN my 'IDih"r ~ ~" -"
IuhIl My urTv"H nIn now hH h'"a"B
~ .nn l." aud got r"fr"HhlnE "'oop o,
ululI ia fncr TnnInr hnH pat ~" ~
,u,,.h fInn rhnro ! rnn do nay h"uH"""rh'
No down town shopping. attend ~"
-. leo aud enjoy IvImg Iu"I llh" "Ih'r
fnll,n Ny BinIiiuh" 4" T"nlh' !. I""
LI. fnr w"idr and ! I"ni h"I"r g, h'i.
wEn ruIrr iiho I ala viii b" n'h"''h
t. Iiy II i"".
Ta,,l.. II n"lh Ia wheeling ny ia"
Ii.,.. bnNis InJuB "a, a. TO MAJ"
I,,.i 1854 hi"i" "ii""i. I"'i' ana A"'
L,, ,I,.uIa nnd a66G Chaplin" "lIa"'
81 TO-" a. u ii"ns a. hi"ii'"" ! '''l' ''"'"
The Wheeling intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1903-1961, 1920-10-09
Q. ma AT. aOIIpu


',Itl,n ~ IL" 'l"'h "n"'y ."u''. ''h'"
county pI"to ~ w"~I Nhrl"l"
T., ll,o n",iod ~ IL" I,',I-i" 81 tho lr"'
WIlr n"i I""'"w""' # ""'" - P"'I
dr,"urri
TITO nhIo,l ~ ~" r"ilil"u fil"h IN thl"
u,nttn, 90 tho lGih dnv 81 H"pI"uh"i ,
1000 Ia 80 hnvo admitted ~ U'rh"i" tho
rnu"r writing rurp"riIuE I" u" ~" Inst
WIN mud I"rlnIuru' 81 Vat" - you n"
,r,nod. h"orlur drl" "u III" 'Nih h"y ~
IulY lN'0
Nud y appearing fr"m ~ "ffid"vl'
tun,o before no hv y - lh"v"c, nit"r
url for the pctliluu"r ih"rr'n that Laura
I.uIdrmith Marguerite" Ii"mh", f"IlH
rcll aud Gabriel Fell. ar" non-r"Sld"niH
81 tho state ur West NirEiuiu II In or
drrcd TINT Ihoy de- appear at nay "fflC".
Ia the tlIy uf Wheeling. Slnt" "f West
VngIula IA tho county ana Hibio nf"rr.
said within on" m"hlh nIl"r Ih" dhle
Of tho nrr puhlh rlI"m h"r""f aud d"
what ~ nr."1Eat} {" pIUIr'i lh'lI hl"I
rht1 Ia raid uHlriI
No HEARING "r rnid p'IiIl"n In not i"r
Iht 2bIh day It p.i"h', 1890 al 10
-, h,'k IA a.
Ipiin II WDII.a
'I.,h ''."u,y '.",ni ',I," '.""ull stat"
81 ~'"i \. rti.I"
= I, iirl' /.
NtI,an,. g., IL. I',IiI..,r,,
- % %
The Wheeling intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1903-1961, 1920-10-09
& ,Sa!d!e,;: e. 4 7 ;!:::;, 80
& by Rpntfn Cameron D
THE COMPLIMENT HOLD UP

'hny mo Nv Ge"rr". don't 600 how
IhoF dn II
Tell Him People CANT Forget Him
or course ono - supposed to toll him
q hoard that from mani thel no w
the KIND Of pcrron people don't readily
rurgot---or words to that effect.
ono woman used 10 know whose nus
hnnd was very young looking would fire.
uuentIy reCor to the fact In a way that
pur those TO whom she mentioned II IN
such position that they either had TO
assure her than she didn't look older
(Which she did or else feel that they
hal lnsultcd her. ,-.
This trick OF bringing up unplea SAINT
facts with q view 10 getting them de,
MED Is one OF the cOmmonest forms OF
the compliment hold-up.
The People Who Run Themselves Down
SELF depreciation Is another.
Sometimes when one or these verbal
urodtc. tho words that are demanded.
hYiiuH oneself and the h0lder.up as one
does II
Ani the naEhin, 0ne'n i0nsnn absn-
Iutciy refuses IT, form tho haIerui words
uui ui,e II ."nvl.Ioi uT beins a b""r.
fnra"naiiy. "l~"!s feel ab"ui ha
we'll iIa"asd VIII. "! self When ! hfVa
f"ii"w.h the latte, ."'ilA" ! d"ni IA"
..,,n.h I., h""ih bat ihinh thsy nii
malt" az ,au"i, /" h." ahi"l'ad al hyi"
",iii,a
The Wheeling intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1903-1961, 1920-10-09
MOVE YARDS

Tho Wheeling aud Lake Lilo rhlll""h
In planning 10 NOV" It's Jnrdh from
DIIlnuynIo onto. 10 Jrwoil cniy n"N,
.uIlnE Yards niG hrlnE '"mslI u'''l
la lrurlI a. round e,inunc 'I''''h "i''l
iiH,kn viii he i"ii i"r all
"a, lu,a -hII,n,nIr lthltnd az h"IhH
n,adu up ga IL" Iii'w"B'"I ''"' hn a. -
,,,artl IhIr it,"uS Ih"l coal ""i
.rIr,I iiui, 10 in,"ui lt"i'I""" "na ~
f,tnuu ,uuuIIon wIli l., h""i"d I" I"""'
nrTnrn hrinp ,.l"aain"d
ia, t,auhIt, Win '"D"" Tia" t'"""I''
.,,I % Int.a i,u,"it,, 81 Wh'"II"h ""h
.ho =, To- c"ri"y"a i'"' IlIi"" al" y"
- ,lI
The Wheeling intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1903-1961, 1920-10-09
MAJORSvILLE



Ito ,r, ,,,II. hIa,,Ir", ,."l. 'i"'e I'"'
81 riI,- l",.. -. rr..," ""I ! go" ',I"''"
NI""Ir,, .G,rI - - I"""'l"r
-, ',,I,, "r"d % v""," l''"'h r.""
to-. T., ,,I", r'',,""i - ~" h'"'' hl""
N"ulp', ~"" i'''""' r"'"l"'"'
~, BE-, &" '!'r"u" COUNTY. Ia h"' '''
~" rrrI ,L,"r v"n,p h"d "''"ri"H '""'"
.nrroutoI v.",r ~ ~" CrnL"d "'h""l ~
pnudulrn. -
u,lrhr hurrv mud ~ rlonr'"E D"r
rnnnIj,v clio won. TrI"udn whcro others
loss fortunate rpil"d NIaa N"nlg"r Ia
n", survived 10y my lmw"hlni" relatives
MaIorvins Briefs.
Mr. and Nra 1."Sl" N"Nluch w"r"
called t. Mouudsvillc by III" illn"sa md
death Of thcir br"thCr-in-la law. Mr.
Go Ines. who passed away Monday night.
following an operation for appeudlcitls.
Among the social events Of tho past
fortnight we note the marriage OF Mrs
Elya Majors, Of Crows Mill. PA. and
Mr. Dcubrick. OF Rucyrus. Q. Also Ahe
marriage OF Mrs. I'hurity Rush. or Dur
bins Mil. and Mr.. Daniel F"rreIi' OF
Rock Lick. ,
The member X Of the Salem NJ T..
church. "" brliaVo without exception
heartily welcomed tho return Of tho!r
former pastor. Rev. Is H. Neuman. Tor
tho ensuing year
IA a low remarks. before the regular
Sunday nCTgi,c. Rev "c"Ihah "'""o
II plain that. Whale he '"! i"lnl5 app"
,luicd tho love nnd good viii OF his
liam lao w"uid Ice rnlisIIeh WIN n"lh
ins hat h"nuhl hhId w"'h -" IIio r"I
al tho ,hu.,h ""d with view 81 br'
un. eu,Iy ""n tho I"i,. announced a."
tai aeIr % I" h'gi" Sunday ''"'"t.
u.Iui.U, ~ All a." l"'II'h
A. ""h Al" = i''''"" 81 M""""'
,liI. 49,. r"""ta i'' " r"' ~ ~" r"''
d, o,h 81 n. ""i Al" W " ""'i'''""
n"." T., Al. ""d n'e Al il"""'"'"
The Wheeling intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1903-1961, 1920-10-09

t.Iit.l,u, ,n cat Iu,.,ur 81 Iui..
.t,.u ne. ,.t.,y I,aan,,,G, 81 tie, tI"II"',
al Aosu.,nt,uU 81 Wtn'l"~ 'tI"s" Mao"
Ia.IU,a,. .nd u,s 81 ih" leading ~"
huw pI..a .nsr H. IL. ,,h'"''Y dI"d 80
his h",n" h"," i"'i"Y "r'd - F'"'"
NJ, i"i,""'"" We" I''""I'l""' ~ IL"
I"lu"I"" Ii'"L"'"p" ''''"I""r, ~ RUE
i,h gh oud IL" i"I.,"i"u 'Il"o" '''"
InnT. 81 II-'iI",d 'IIr i"h ~" h"d
kosn ~ IT,, u"'r" 'i""" l"i continued 49,
~",r hsvlnp hr"" I" his "i'l'" l""'
" o,IuraLsy
The Wheeling intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1903-1961, 1920-10-09
Peter X. Lawyer.

Berkeley Springs. W. Va. oct s.
Peter X. Lawyer aged 90. Jowclcr Tor
many years. was buried this AFTERNOON
from tho PresbyIeriun church. MI
Lawyer was IL mombrr of the Masuns.
knights az pythias. knights ar tho
Mystic shrine. aud the beIknloy SprlnBn
tuncoIt hand lilo was au active brmo.
rIaI aud was al the head Of the county
at lut0INain Goi some
yea,s Ito 10 survivad by hIs wife" iva
aUna and UiU dauahici
The Wheeling intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1903-1961, 1920-10-09
INV Gratitude To TanlhC liz
Too Big for Wordn,' 8ayn
Virginia Woman
JuHt Can't Refrain From
TolIing Hor Experience
With tho Medicine, She
Declares.

'''TnuInr hrr hrrn ru'h wander ihI
hlrrrinp 4" Iu' ihnI 'un I'IIhlh Ii"hl
i,lIlup nay oEp'i I"u'' Tor ia" h"h"Il' 81
.uII,rIr" nnId MN Mary YhihT"uKh. OF
100 Wru MnInhnl ~ re hm"nh. Va
"nrr"rr began lthiuK Ihnln" ! l"h
IndlIlunIIun 80 hri | i'ulhn cat l"''l
Of nny kIud wiIh"ul n'iIf'I lnH nwI"l
rain ana dInIIrAn nfI,iwt,Th1 what |
alto N,iIld u"rU - u" ~ ny hl"'t"'h
IIh, - NInp 81 lea nnh 40 i"i gan, way
81 iinir, II wan -" I''h Ih"nshI !
~,uiI auIfunI, Iuni all h'nI'" l"'
i,,,,d nitI i,"i 80 wh'iu 80" ''iy "IhII 81
~ ,v,t,li n"tHrni' i"'
NJ u,,..a y,,.u Ia - I,"ii"I '"mhl
IInn "nd / nI,Ii 80. mn 80 "Ibhi iI"'
The Wheeling intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1903-1961, 1920-10-09

qrorIaI DIarot-n ~ rho Iu,eIllR"ur"'
Tinihshu,u W w r"i h'ul"
hr"urhlllu ""niro"t"d when al" Pnh hNr
husband rcrrntly attended tho Nn'l"nnl
llurampn"nI Of Tho ,!Innh ATuy OF ia"
Republic 1T Indlnunpulln caused tho
death today Of Mia Nuun ~ SwnrtE -,
wIro or j NJ SwIutE. prominent r"ilr"d
hualn~sa man nuI Civil wnI veteran.
Mrs W. /. Uoninr Of thiH city ~ II Hur
VIyinE daughter
The Wheeling intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1903-1961, 1920-10-09

ron sALH-Glsnmrry Farm. ISIS,
North Cumhorlsnd q MILES Brick ana
maradam Tond Trolley stops front
Universities and high school near. Or
Chard. Mostly Lowell and gentle slope
Some timber. ~ room h0uHe. slate roof
Bath plumbing In. Electric wired. Fpr.
mace. Harms. slIO outbulldingH, tenHnt
housc, Two heirs wish division ownsr
Box 1875, Worihlngton. y. OK
The Wheeling intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1903-1961, 1920-10-09

ron SALE-91 acres about ssvsn miles
from tho Incorporation Of WhsslmY.
new 4 roomed house. basement and cell
lar, rood stone foundation. water, YAn
and Telephone. stone sprinyhouse.
barns aud othar buildings, bO bearing
fruit tr1ss. ANAL vineyard bearing ana
I0o annie trees and 100 grape Just set
ouI. One Of tho best producing farms
in thls aectiqn for dairyina, EardsninI or
ransraI farming, This farm II situated
nu stun. church road near Dallas Joseph
Wait he'll phUna IiOI II u. s-N'T
The Wheeling intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1903-1961, 1920-10-09

WAATnD-flTht Giass aApsTIsnGad
yuunE woman nlun0sTaphsI Aust
hnVn " h"od education and thoroughly
competent ~ III a" impatient pos lon
ani viii raY iihHTsi SALARY Pos ia u i.us
hose ahh'oaa 'ilHs,ai M."asH.,' G-Ts ne
Intelligence uIys I6fs.sn"s., slate 49,
,."i ~ psvl""a E-rs'l.n"E sibgilv
, .",,f ld.nit.i oerh
The Wheeling intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1903-1961, 1920-10-09
! BRAIN Tests
I BY SAM LLOYD. \
uINir'rrDa TO ArFHW11u THIS
nN0

HINlrrIDa TO AfFdW11u THIS
No. boo.
Each ~ tho sentences "nn"aals tha
nsm" IL Connecticut town.
Wa would ba tbs IaRt I" rise. though
Tp-I A. table
W" will see FahsI ANON II not sn"nsr
wIth neither frl.nds nor f"lL hb waH
a l"n"ly soul
WIN you h"v" lady flnE"T- ~ ahEsl
"nha with you tps'
Answer ~ NJ. Ban,
hTS Jonss wss lha daughter uf HWllh
Hnd thu nlaoa IT Drown ~ thars w"I"
but psTa"ns 800 was UoniTlbu"id.
te1 spout. Rnd ssoh vsoslVsh ~ In tho
distTlhuIIun
UC"pyriHhl 1870 by Nam Llryn
- nuY WAR UAVINua BrAMIH-
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WAIVED r"rh, Win reference Tsil
NJ y - ti"srnn, M, Wno1sdsls
s-1Et
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WANTnD-Bo0k keeper and stsnoGra PHI
OF Enquire At tho Y. 81 G.. 4. o.7-i
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wARTsD 90. --i',s-ri .r. ""rJ, -nA
""" dl-h ~".h"' Army ~ ~ A.
.tt
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BUSINESS oP1o1ruM1rus.

SEND now for free booklet. How TO Be
Suessful In The Real Estate Business."
State present occupation. Macdonald
Cooperative Realty Co. San Diego. Calf.
o-I-j
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WANTED DlshwRahsr at Model Rss-
IaurnnI. 1904 Market street o-o-T
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WAHTnD-Dpp"Tlu f"r energetic"
man Ia crInhllsh permanent, ri"flIhhlN
burIuorr la own community ILh"Inl
,nnnrlrrinn. rctIlrd la tull "h'h w'"h
~ cInun ON ca. Cleveland, - % u
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WAhThD-A young lady for cashier
worn. Amply Earle Rogers Co. I9th 4
MAIN Sta OIL
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WANTED-M money Ia your nrnr"
time N"ll f30Uh Accident and health
puIIrv 50 WUrhlY benefit Premium
$40 yonrly Under wrii"rs I'rrl u 'Nh.
Newark, ~ o-D--lS
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Lost AnD rOUHD.

LOsF-o" Tuesday ss.ni"s, black ."d
tee k"u"d. as"ui alns E..ss irid. he
I ~ psn Ai""nn biivsi .hu'.h r"J Hhs'!sh
U,,s 80, i"'" ."a ""-ii "piiHs ~ "hHIhI
plng d"lis,. ,s~a,h taii whssilha
ihbl ~ "'J
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Lost Sunday ,bs,~..r p.",,h sna
M-,h-, a,- -, ggis Err A., ", .sps!
n.'u,r /" 1pig ircH a. ~ cell pp1 .bd
, ,DsIVa tsrugI Owl
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ron nALu-Two nor

ron sALA-Two horses. VT. 5000. ana
harness. SA Thornhill wagon with
coal bed new. Syracuse hillside ploWl ,
incubators. ! br00der. $50 chickens. In,
auire Albert krinkls. sGoteh's Ridge.
Martins Ferry. O.. IN miles from SOP
10, Hdyland lina. s-1O-W
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wAMTnD-A woman Tor general house
w"rl Friday nnd Saturday "f each
wrnk call MIr EInuk Hy""il ph"n"
WOudrinlo 1870 J. CD !
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Apples! Apples!
Highland Springs
Orchards

"" win rnvo You money by selling
direct from tho orchard. Finest apples
grown ~ IcHa than hrlf prevailing prlc"
Wa need help aud YOU can help w by
coming for YOUR apples. In that way
you can save ono dOllnr aud moro per
hnrrcl hcsid"s tho freight ana tranrf"r
charges ifTcICht 10 unCertHln) Best Of
all you viii have pleasant Ride. see
what you get. and get II when You
want II.
como aud see uE lnEp1Ct our packing
hnuao and "TrharJ W. want Ia know
,IiI ,uniuntcTs Hni wo want them 10
kuuW IN and our ways
oi,hhIin ono mile west from lndnpen-
,I,u.U Washington '"unib, Ia
t,.Imrs ii"lhnn und Eonthu"h Now
I,ahN
n"iia la Nlnrnar ! "Th anh huAhali
In -, t,lui nnd tnN",uI,Ui
or wAUan sOas
w.Ishu.u. W, Va
neil ,.h".- IA - u Independence. -"
O.. L""|s .ia- f."'" wh.siI"a Via
= ~ "a
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mALu o. vnnALn HsLp wArrap.

wAHTHD-Man or woman. salary lss
full tine. Tic an hour spare time, sell
ing guaranteed hosiery TO wearer. FIX
porIonce unnecessary. international
Mills NorrlstOwn. Pa. o-g-G
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meat cutters, four
handy men for slaughter house work.
two truck drivers. Apply at John Wen
Eel Co. 800 Jacob St. phone 1861. o-e-i
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Men, We Teach HErbsrtnC Quiokiy
Have your own shop or work for bio
wages. Jobs furnished. Write. NolSr.
sal w. 5th St. Cincinnati, o. auE2l-a0
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rUnHInn FLAT wAHTnD

WANTED ny H"vruhor I"' 80 ih"'"
ahnuis fuInisitsd flni. i""lh""'" 80
uunH tnupls rl"Ih"nn 'ih "
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roe ~ u ~ y

ron RHHT-,DuInlsh. room for one ~
tw" men. 1900 Ihnpl NJ hId ho"T }
90 ~
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Tho rhroni arc lIhs children. h"Irl"ra
/, darond lhnmgol,c 90 DEL. ChhrlnE IlOsds
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TOn ma L.

ron bALn-AInTag". laKIh q N"iy
good condition ih"n" hl T. 81 80
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FOE RnnT-NIc"p fur"iShsd r""ms f"'
nHhl housekeeping aud shopping ~
ply gud floor now Imi"IlEan""T hid
800 MsTLst Mt lsil,tf
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p my WAR DAVINug BrAMI'H o..
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ron uALu -Duo mino muin on luChos
hIEh savan YnaIa ola. vol hr"ha.
10 horse power uut"I. "inHl" i"ll coal
r,uahoT Ih.IB lnIho" ray nr""hb
coat -" IIth aud 'iolm"mi riroois, h"lI
,Irr bhIu at ~ IA ~
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ron SALE TOrI~I- RHO o. 90 auh
90 onuh untn cot - " - H"lhnn.
"a lIth Bi -