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The Pensacola journal. (Pensacola, Fla.) 1898-1985, 1920-10-20
TAMPA TO HAVE
CITY MANAGER

Tampa, Fla. Oct. 19-Tampa voted
on the commission form Of govern
ment today with the city manager
feature. II was adopted by 770 votes.
Five commissioners, one Of whom
shall be mayor, with a city manager.
is provided for The new form will
become effective January /. next.
The Pensacola journal. (Pensacola, Fla.) 1898-1985, 1920-10-20
LANDLORD CUTS
RENT Is PERCENT
lnx AssocIated Press.l

Spartansburg, S. c., Oct. ia
Spartansburg landlord. who owns a
number of houses and stores, today
notified his tenants of a cut in rent
amounting to about Is percent.
He said he felt that rents should
be reduced along with everything
else. The only condition he made with
the reduction was that his name
should not be made public.
The Pensacola journal. (Pensacola, Fla.) 1898-1985, 1920-10-20

Fla, Oct. 20. 1920.
Sunrise 554. Sunset
5:1S. Moonrise 1888 ..
m. Next phase OF the
moon, fun moon 27th.
High tide s:11 a. m.
Low tide 2:40 .. m.
Yesterdsy's Weather.
Temperature
Dry bulb. Z A. m.
So; ~ noon, 75; Z ..
m, "a. wet bulb, Z q.
m, 81; ~ noon. s..
z p. m. So. Highest
~. Lowest, IS. can.
y. Normal. IS. Mean
sa me date last year
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!; :; :: ;; :: :: ;; .; :; u :; y :; 3: = = y
. LOCAL WEATHER (.
. %
. :: ;: :: ;: :: I. 8: = u y :: aaaa

Extreme Northwest Florfda-Parfly
cloudy Wednesday and Thursday. uttIe
change in temperature.
Winds-East Gulf-Moderate norfheae4
to east winds and partly overcast wealth
ct north portion Wednesday, and fresh
east winds with local rains over south
portion.
east to southeast winds, partly overcast
weather, and probably local rains We'd
nesday.
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Continued on Page Two.)
The Wheeling intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1903-1961, 1920-07-06

McAdoo gained = vote; Cox lost ~
Palmer gained So Davis lost = vote
Th1rty-Ninth Ballot
Alabama 24-MrAdoo S: Davis Is.
Arizona 6-McAdoo 4: Cox ..
Arkansas IS-Mchdoo 4: Cox II.
California e6-McAdo0 Il; Cox II.
Colorado Cox :: McAdoo 4; Cum
minGs L
Connecticut l4-Cumminss /; McAdoo
3; Cox 10.
Delaware 6-mcAdoo 4; Cox :.
Florida 1c-McAdoo 3: Cox 2.
Georgia 2S-McAdoo IS.
Idaho S-McAdoo S.
Illinois 5S-Davis :: McAdoo IS; Cox
IS.
Indiana 3o-Cox 10: McAdoo II.
Iowa E6-Co1 20.
Kansas 2O-McAdoo 20.
kentucky 26-Dav1s |; McAdoo 5; Cox
20.
: Idaho S-McAdoo s..
Louisiana 2O-McAdoo 7; Cox 1:; Pal
mer l..
Maine l2-McAdoo l:.
Maryland i6-Davts :: McAdoo sni
M~assachusc,ts 3G-Owcn !; Colby l.;
NcAdoo !: Cox SO.
Michigan 3O-McAdoo II; Cox -;
Minnesota :4-Cox :: McAdoo IS.
Missouri 36-McAdoo coz; Cox 1lh;
Owen /: Clark ,: absent !.
Montana S-McAdoo S.
Nebraska 16-OwCn ?; McAdoo 7.
Nevada Cox 6.
New Hampshire S-DavtS l; Cox :;
McAdoo ).
New Jersey 2S-Cox rs.
New Mexico 6-McAdoo S.
New York 90-McAdoo 20. Cox 70.
North Carolina @4-McAdoo -.
North Dakota l0-NcAdoo 9; Cox l.
Ohio 4S-Co1 As.
Oklahoma 3o-Owen 20.
Oregon l0-McAdoo 10.
Pennsylvania 76-Palrner IS; McAdoo
:: Cox /.
Rhode Island lo-McAdoo l. Davis :.
Cox 7.
South Dakota lO-Co1 }: McAd"o y;
tennessee 24-Dav,s "a.
Texas 4o--MeAdoo 80.
Ttah s-McAdoo 8.
Vermopt S-NcAdoo 4: Cox T..
Virginia 24-Davis 3. McAdoo It, COX
washington l4-Dav's p; Cox -
Vest Virginia rs-Davts i6.
. wisconsin c6-McAdoo 10: Cox 1.
Wyoming 6-McAdOo s.
, Alaska 6-McAdoo 4: Cox ,
District OF Columbia Cox +.
: Hawaii 6-NCAdoo, I: Cox. s..
Philippine 6-NcAdoo. ), o j.
Porto Rico s-McAdoo. :.
. ANAL Zone s-MCAdoo.
South Carolina l<-Mc.td"o. Is
canal Zone Palmer !. MrNd"c l..
Illinois .S-NaVl5 =. falmcr :, Nc
Ado Is. Cox So. .-
The Wheeling intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1903-1961, 1920-07-06
| Side Talks 6
6w Rut1n Cameron III
he E TOO MUCH

Tho higher cost ~ living is a fact.
! cannot imagine that anyone IN the
world would deny that Except the pco-
pic vho write the magazine articles To
prove 1t is all the cost Of nigh lv'ngl
And yet there are many people who
do not face this fact in any sane. log
lcal way.
They know the fact exists. but when
they arc brought UP against certain
instances Of It. they rave and funNc or
os,r!ch-wISe Get rid OF III" acts mat
way.
Els Poor Wife!
Ono Of tho most noteworthy examples
nf this type is the maj who expects his
wife 10 work the miracle OF running
the house IN approximately tho same
way she used 10 on approximately the
same amount Of money. when the cost
OF everything she uses IN her business
Of housekeeping has gone up from %
10 100 per cent.
He knows perfectly well that she
cannot do II. And Yet whence or she
gives him poorer food. "a tells hum she
must have more money. instead or talk
ing tho thing over and deciding between
them whcr" they must cut down; he
raves and rcoids about how hard h"
works and how nItle hc can save and
how he doesn't see what IS going to
become Of them all. rnor mcn. | don
blame them for feeling that way some
times. u is terrible 10 strain every
nerve and find oneself not making any
progress. and perhaps Slipping hack.
Rut I do blame them Ter going nj thor
wives as II they were % blame. when
they are nct.
And ! d" blame them FOR accepting
philosophy so Ions as VI applies 1"
thoir expenditures and roscntlnE II rt-
rrrlv when II applies 70 those Of their
wives.
The Wheeling intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1903-1961, 1920-07-06

know 4 woman whose husband
gives her exactly what he gave her hve
years ago to run the house on;
Docs shc manage 1t" les-becausc
along somehow. She has n garden. she
puts immense mou of time and
cuCrSy into making cheaper cuts OF meat
taste like good ones. she puts UP hun
dr"dS Of jars Of preserves. sh" stunts
herself on spending money 10 the last
penny. md clothes herself from gift
money.
Il don't suppose my husband can
help not giving me more" she SAID.
lie doesn't get but n little more thar
he did"
II" might at least give her most Of
that raise since she has the hardest
DEPARTMENT 10 manage.
Has He Changed HIS Mindf
And here's another thinG-the brand
If cigars he used 10 snOkc has gone un
30 per cent. Has he changed his brand
Has ne given up his lodge" No.
Does he walk TO work Che might
No.
Tho high cost OF living is putting a
E~ricNnuS burden unon that hiE class OF
pi1in people who are neither capitalists
nor organized iahorers. They arc heinS
almost unrndurahlY crushed between the
uppcr and neither mill stones Of forces
IN the struggle.
Rut the burden becomes even more
g~ricvous II Y is mt fairly carried on
the shoulders Of all. And this means
wives as Wei as husbands. for tho wife
who docs not want - do her share is
far from an unknown quantity. The
only thing 70 10 is talk the whole mat
would "" talked over between partners.
making \ budget and hen do tho best
that fallthio human beings can in a diff
fioult situation.
The Wheeling intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1903-1961, 1920-07-06
CHIEF AYERS
GIVES HIS TESTIMONY

like 4 iack-knIfc. with both hands t3lu-
oil around me holding a hot water pde
IN nv stomach. These spells win IN!
stomach were the one thing | drrhutu
above all else because they meant '"~
worst Of misery and torture 10 me
about A month ago l began 10 reaG
about Tanlac and was so lmpTeSAru
with wha, Others said the medicine haa
done for them that ! concluded 10 Try
myself. Well. in my case II mas e'">
IN TO every good word | read aoout =,
had hardly finished my firSt DOT
whom I could tell il was doing inc Enn
1T IS by far the best medicine haH'
over come across. Why, ] can no" cat
wha, | want without fear OF indigestion,
for Tanlac has put my stomach IN lInc
condition.. Tanlac has built UP M,
whole system. adding to my weight aiN'
giving me strength l never thousnt p'I
sibl. for a man of my age 10 hHrt
has proved 10 be such 4 wonderful thlhr
IN my case that I am telling all III!
friends about 1t. H..
II am back at my desk every day
with energy and strength TO tackle any
task that may come W. Thry sag q
man is only as old as he feclS' anu ~
that Is true ! am just about iort!-INe
and I can't find words to fully express
inst how WONDERFUL ! think Tanlac Is.
NV or!y regret is that l did not meet
ny with il years ago, as u wnu!d nave
saved me So much suffering and un-
happiness.
"if the rest Of the people who are IN
poor health don't try Tanlac they'll Ger
tainly he the losers. | believe II VII
bclp anybody who gives it 4 fair trial.
Tanlac IS sold in Wheeling BY the
Hog Davis DrUs Co.. at ll41 Nam
street. 1894 Main street, 18th and Mar
kcL streets and $500 Chaplinc street;
also T.. X. Hoge at Martins Ferry, Ohio.
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my Only Regret Is That I
Didn't Meet Up With
Tanlac Years Ago. Says
Popular New York Of
fcer.

NY experience with Tanlac has been
remarkable and I feel that / would be-
lodging my duty not to come out and
tell me- friends about It," was the state
mont made by W T.. Ayers. Chief or
Police Of Montour Falls. n. T.. in an
interview 4 few days ago.
Mr.. Ayers has been Chief OF Police
OF Montour Falls continuously for thir-
ty-four years, and although now seven
ty-five years OF age, ne performs the
duties OF his office with tn" same alert
ness and vISor that has been cnaracter-
iStic Of him ever since he received his
first appointment.
Mr.. Ayers IS not only widely known
as an officer. but - also prominent as
a man and citizen. In 1868. at the age
Of eighteen. hc volunteered for service
In the Civil War. engaged in many OF
tho ficrccSt battles. and after the strug-
gle ended he returned To his people and
his HON town. Montnur. unscathcd.
"Fo- A good many years, said MY.
Ayers. 81 have been subject 10 frequent
and dreadful attacks Of acute lndiCcs-
ton. and have tried about everything
known IN the way Of medicines. hU: al
WAYS with the Same disappointing re-
suits until I got Tanlac.
When these attacks came on me
had such terrible pains In tho pit Of my
! stomach that / would just double up
The Wheeling intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1903-1961, 1920-07-06

l'dNIS guinea - , I dlilt a - - :
Cox gained .: McAdoo gained s.
rhirty-eighth Ballot
Alabama c4-Davis. 1; McAdoo, >;
Palmer, ~.
Arizona eACo1. 4: McAdoo, :.
Arkansas 1S-Palmer. ,. McAdoo. );
California 2s--McAdco. IL; Cox. .:
Palmer. {: Cummings. |.
Colorado 12-CoX. s; McAdoo. 5;
Connectlcult l4-Cox. 6: Palmer. s.:
Cummings, =: McAdoo. J..
Delaware 6-McAdoo. 1: Cox. 2.
Florida l2-McAdoo. ); Cox. 5; Pal
mer. :.
Georgia 2S-Talmer. rs.
Idaho S-AcAdno. S.
illinois 5S-Davis. .: Palmer. :; Nc
Adoo. 10: Cox. IS.
Indiana 30-Cox. /. McAdoo. -.
Iowa c6-Cox. IS.
Kansas co-McAdoo. 20.
kentucky 26-Davis, !: AcAdoo, 3;
louisiana cO-McAdoo. I: Coz, Il;
Maine l2-McAdoo. I; Palmer, 5.
Maryland l6-Davis. ?: McAdoo. 81;
Cox. So.
Massachusetts 36--Falmcr, 10; Cox.
"a: McAdoo. /; Owen. :.
Michigan 3o-Palmer. .: McAdoo. IS;
Cox. 5.
Minnesota Hi-DavtS, !. rainier. s.
Cox. {: McAdoo. "A; absent. !.
Mississippi @o-CcN. 20.
Missouri 36-C1ark. .; Cox. 7: Palmer,
ST.: Owen. I; McAdoo. lSh absent /.
Montana S--McAdoo. s.
Nebraska le-McAdoo I: owen 9.
SSw mam DmHE S-palmer !: Cox :;
McAdoo ;.
New Mexico 6-McAdoo s.
New York 9o-McItdoo 20; Cox TO.
! North Carolina "+-McAdoo e.
North Dakota l0-Cox /: falmer l:
McAdoo S.
Ohio iS-CON tS.
Oklahoma @n-Owcn 20.
Orcgon 1O-McAdoo 10.
Pennsylvania T6-McAdco :: Pal
NOR a.
Rhode Island t0-Falmer 5; Cox :.
South Carolina 1S-McAdoo IS.
South Dakota 1h-Cox :: Palmer ]:
McAdoN 3: absent |.
Tennessee ct-Davis -.
Texas 40-McAdoo 90.
Utah S-McAdoo s..
Vermont S-ralmer >: Cox 5: Nc
Adoo 5.
Virginia o+-Glass !: Davis /: Nc
Adco ~: Cox I: Palmer ST..
Washington l+-Davis J; Cox :; Nc
Adoo II.
West Virginia l6-Davis Is.
Wisconsin 26-McAdoo 10: Cox 7.
Wyoming 6-NcNdoo s.
Alaska 6-Palncr 5: Mc-Adoo :;
Cox |.
District Of Columbia -Palmcr 6.
Hawaii 6-McAdoo /: Cox 5.
Philippines 6-McAdoo ;: Cox .:
Owen /.
Torto Rico 6-navis !; McAdoo 2;
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Porto RICO 6-NcA3oo s.
H-ol y1a nNr In~ .
-TTdT "TITV -.TtV .NVTTT
Totals Of the Aoth Ballo'
TEST OF A GOOD CITIZEN.
II Man Gets Along Well With Mother
tn-Law, Says Judge.

CHICAGO. July "a new wrinkle IN
application for citizenship was intro
ducct when Judge Frank Johnston took
green avenue.
The foundation OF society is tho
home and society - the foundation Of
good government said the judge after
nc had heard that t4tn larOhilZ. CUaSts
cousin. refused to supvort ouIStI ar-
plicatIon for citizenship because OF a.
legged trouble between Quasi and his
mCthcr-in-law.
But Quasi. inSiStcnt. took his pl"a
before Judge John !. McGoorty.
Have YOU a mothcr-in-lawH Judge
McGnorty asked.
Yes"
"tict along smooth,y@'
Yes. Never quarrel. Get along
harpily."
That's a Good test. \ man who has
no difficulties with his m"th"r-Iu-laU
undoubtedly viii make a-Eo"d citizen.
You're admitted"
The Wheeling intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1903-1961, 1920-07-06
PALMER LETS GO
CONTINUED From Page One.)

Iowa e6-Cox 60.
Kansas "O-Mchdoo 20.
Kentucky c6-Davis !; McAdoo S; Cox
Il.
Louisiana c9-pavis l.; McAdoo !;
Cox -.
Maine 12-McAdco :: Palmer S.
Maryland 16-DaVis >; McAdoo 81
Cox ST..
Massachusetts 26-McAdoo !; Owen /:
Palmer 10: Cox -.
Michigan 3O-Palmer .; McAdoo 10:
Cox 5.
Minnesota c4-Dovis l. Palmer 4; Cox
I; McAdoo "A; absent |.
mississippi Cook 20.
Missouri 36-Clark =: Cox s; Palmer
ST.: owen J: McAdoo IT,; absent /.
Montana S-McAdCo 6: Palmer :.
Nebraska l6-Owen ., McAdoo :.
Nevada Cox s.
New Hampshire S-Palmcr !; Cox :;
McAdoo ..
New Jersey GS-Cox 2S.
New Mexico 6-McAdoo 6.
New York 5o-McAdOo 90; Cox 10.
North Carolina 2t; MoAdoo "a
North Dakota 10-CoX !; Palmer :;
McAdoo s.
Ohio 4S-CoX IS.
Oklahoma 20-Owcn 20.
Oregon 10-McAdoo 10.
Pennsylvania .6-McAdoo /: Bonnl-
we'll |; Palmer -.
Rhode Island lo-ralmer 4; Cox 4;
McAdoo ..
South Carolina 1S-McAdoo IS.
South Dakota I0--CoX (, McAdoo =;
Palmer !: absent |. OIL
Tennessee s4-Davls -.
Texas 4n-McAdoo 40.
Utah S-McAdoo s.
Vermont S-Palmcr .: Cox :; McAdoo
).
Virginia c4-PaSScd.
Washington i4-Davis I. Cox :; Nc
Adoo II.
West Virginia i6-Davis Is.
Wisconsin 26-MCAdoo 10. Cox :.
Wyoming 6-Mc .Adoo S.
Alaska 6--Janes hamilton Lewis s.
District Of Columbia 6-.Palmcr s.
Hawai- 6-McAdoo |: Cox !.
Philippines 6--McAdoo ): Cox =: Owen
|.
DALI ELNo k-nay is =. McAAn -.
The Wheeling intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1903-1961, 1920-07-06
INCONSISTENCIES FORM UNION.

WASHINGTON July 5-MoCnshlncrs
in the Georgia and \iabama mountains
have formed a union for protection
against raidinc parties and - regulate
the price Of their output which - p'ac-
Cd at 500 n gallon 1T the Stiil. IN" rr"'
hihit!on COMMISSIONER office here has
Just been advised.
Details Of the ~orEanllat non were nb-
tanned by. m" Atlanta officers when n
trap was set a f"w days e on a rep
rrsrntativc OF ne m""nsn!n"rS' un'n1
who attempted to Civ" a .hrih". Tbs
mronshinrr. after ha' inE .h-'nmc in,
mate with tho head OF n ~ ding squad
Of deputies ont in IN" mountains. offer
I'd him 500 IN cash Tor IN protection
tina, tn" mnonShincrS desired.
He waS tempted t. make y TRIP q
Atlanta. and while there had q CON
ference with tho officer in = room At a
hotel. \ dicto?raph did the rest.
The Wheeling intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1903-1961, 1920-07-06
Virginia 24-Glass |; Owen Il: Cox
SL DAVIS y McAdoo S: Palmer 10.
Totals OF tho 59th BALLOT.
Sordeth Ballot.

or1e Ballot
Alabama "t-MCAdOo ). Davis Is.
Arizona Cox ): MC.tdro ).
Arkansas l<-McAdoo :, Cox IL.
California 26-McAdoo a; Cox y.
Colorado Cox !: McAdoo 4: Cum
C"nncctlcut l4-Cumm,nGs |: McAdoo
DcIawarc 6--McAdcc {; Cox :.
Florida 12-McAdoo 5: Cox ?.
Georgia "S-MCAdoo IS.
Idaho S-Mchdoo 5.
illinois 5s-Davis /; McAdoo ls;
! Indiana SO-McAdoo II; Cox -.
Iowa c6--Cox IS.
Kansas "0-Mchdoo 20.
kentucky 26-Davis /: McAdoo S:
Cox 20.
Louisiana co-McAdoo 6: Palmer /;
Cox IS.
Maryland l6-Davis ?; Cox SA; Nc
.Adoo ST..
Massachusetts 3s-colby !: McAdco
I: Owen .; Cox 50.
Michigan 2o-MeAdoo II: Cox -;
Minnesota 24-Cox 6: McAdoo II: alb
sent l..
Mississippi co-Cox 20.
Missouri 5s-Cark :; Owen /; Cox
llAs; McAdoo COZ: absent |.
Montana S-McAdoo s.
Nebraska l6-Dwcn 9; McAdoo I.
Nevada 6-Cox 6.
Nov Hampshire S--pavls !: Cox -
McAdoo ;.
New Mexico 6--McAdoo s.
New York 9n-McAdoo 20; Cox 20.
! North Carolina %I-McAdoo -.
North Dakota 10-CoH =. McAdoo s.
Ohio fS-'oN IS.
Oklahoma "N-pwcn -.
oregon ln-McA6oO 10.
! Pennsylvania 7s-'oN -; McAdoo -.
Palmer Is. Davis 3. absent /.
IH"dc Island lo-Davls |, McAdoo :;
! Cox 8.
South Carolina lS-McAdoo -.
South Dakota Io-Co1 5; McAdoo 6;
absent !.
Tennessee c4-pavls 81.
TcNas 40-McAdoo 20.
! Utah S-McAdoo S.
Vermont S--McAdoo I. Cox I.
Virginia 2+DaviS g.. Mchdoo S:
Cox 9l9.
Washington lt-Davis =, Cox az
Mr.tdoo s.
West Virginia 16-Davs Is.
Wisconsin "6--McAdoo 70. Cox I.
Wyoming 6-Mc.tdco 5
Alaska h-McAdoo :; Cox I.
District OF columbia 6-''nN 5.
HAWAII 6-McAdno !: Cox =.
Philippines me. Ndoo :, Cox :; Owen
The Wheeling intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1903-1961, 1920-07-06
wANTEp-5AIESMEN

wANrED-Livc. dependable salesman n.
t. carry a side line or regular, the
best spring ~sus1endc- IN the market.
for Northern Panhandle and Fayette
and Greene counties. Ia. Line SINAI and
light. InNest!Ga;" for big pa":nG, PER
manent connection. Prefer man driving
car and making all towns. Reference
REQUIRED. Write Syringe S~uSpcndcr Co..
Thtlippi, West Va. Jy---I
The Wheeling intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1903-1961, 1920-07-06
RuMAN1AN PRINCE COMING.

TOGkIO. July Grown Prince
Charlr aof Ruman'a. who has been Wis.
ting IN japan. will sal for San Fran,
CISCO ON July - on the Korea Mari
Tha Princes ris', u the United States
VIII not be IF an ofhCiAl character.
The Wheeling intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1903-1961, 1920-07-06
AUTOS.

FOE SALE 1919 Ford touring ears. l
1919 Ford Roadster. l 1919 Ford truck. 3
2H-ton Federal trucks, ! oH-tcn White
truck. l-ton Republic truck. ] Fiat I
passenger touring car. / Maxwell S pas
senger touring car-l9lS. All the cars
arc in good running condition. Inquire.
Wayne Coal Company. Parlett. Ohio. or
phone 1855 Steubenville, or Court 1854.
Pittsburgh. Pa %-I9-m
The Wheeling intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1903-1961, 1920-07-06
GERMAN CABINET WINS

RERI.IN. July 5-The ReichstaS re-
J"eted a vct. rc want Of confidence IN
the government presented by tho Tndc-
pendent Socialists. The melton vas lost
81 TO Gi.
The Wheeling intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1903-1961, 1920-07-06
MEAN HnRLoYR.

"'Frery." observed Bhl 'Awksns, II
ear yer Go' a job .
YES" answered The sad Emery. !
ave got a job"
Yer dor't appear very Apply about
.. d. YER" asked Rill. AM !sr fore
man = decent cove then?"
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DIED

BEcK-On Sunday. July =, .s.v' -
o'clock a. m, LOUIS +. BEN. aSeo
50 years II months and "a days.
run.ral from his late residence No. 27ts
/ Movs,en street, Wednesday afternoon
q, . O'clock. Friends Of the FAMILY
ar. invited to attend. 1nterment At
MI Zion cemetcy.
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FOE AENT-Nicely furnished rooms for
light housekeeping and sleeping. APP
ply 2nd floor new 1ntcligencer Bldg-
1865 Market ST. Je-1c-tf
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LoST-Between B. e. o. depot and 18th
St. purse containing sum OF money
and also letter bearing her name and
former address. tInde please call
o4SI-M city and receive reward. ty-5-h
The Wheeling intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1903-1961, 1920-07-06

LoST-Patent leather purse on Ben
wood and North Wheeling car. Friday
afternoon. Contains $500 and theatre
tickets. Reward. Call "545-W jy-3-i
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LOST AND YoUND.

LOST-A cream colored Kid glove, be.
tween 18th and 18th streets, on Mar
ket, or 1880 Elm Grove car, Friday
night. Return 10 I~ntelliSencer office.
jy-5-i
The Wheeling intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1903-1961, 1920-07-06

POE sALE-A new Overland l.. Late
1920. Been driven less thar 1875 miles.
Al condition, with extra equipment. As
party has no use for same, will give
some user advantage Of bargain. Deal
ers need not apply. Box 90, West Lib
erty, w. Va. jy-1-k
The Wheeling intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1903-1961, 1920-07-06

FOR SALE-Pure Olive Oil. Just ar
rived. imported from Italy. Sold by
g. Lagomarcino, for years at 18th and
Water streets. All those desiring pure
olive oil can have same by calling at
1918 McCuIloch street. This olive OIL is
imported especially for finest grade and
highly recommended by physicians for
table and medical use. This olive oil
is the best product in the world. Is
now sold by Mrs. George Lagomarcino.
Telephone Il0-J. jy-3-j
The Wheeling intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1903-1961, 1920-07-06

FOE SAL1-30 used motorcycles and
side cars. reasonable prices. all makes,
easy terms. Wheeling Cycle Co. 1910
Market street my-29-30t
The Wheeling intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1903-1961, 1920-07-06
FOE SALE.

FoK SALE-Frcsh COW. Pure breed
Jersey. A good ono. jy-5-p
The Wheeling intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1903-1961, 1920-07-06
Porto Rico 6-Davis !: McAdoo
potrNa- .
Totals Of the 57rn Ballot

Davis gained 2c14 Palmer last ssh
Cox gained 2: McAdoo gained s.
The Wheeling intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1903-1961, 1920-07-06

FOE SALH-Horses and mules, one pair
horses 5 and 6 years old. Well match
cd. Weight 5000. One pair sorrel
mules. Also 2 extra good mine mules.
as I have no use for same. will sell at
very low price. Box s. West Liberty.
W. Va. jy-l-k
The Wheeling intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1903-1961, 1920-07-06

WAETED-Salesman. by the G. u;
VS. & nrcss Co. $50 West 3cnd
St, New York. 4 young m2n t. repre-
y-nt us in the following states, Mary
! land. Virginia and West Firs mia. 10
handle our Inc Of popular priced
dresses. Must be a live wire and fur
ni.h best references. jy-3-h
The Wheeling intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1903-1961, 1920-07-06

FOR SALE-Fresh COW, Richhnd. Stop
S. Harry Fcdchark. jy-c-j
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WANTED - Experienced b~ook-kecper.
State salary expected. Give refer.
encc. Address B. J. F.,care Intelligent.
Ger. jy-1-i
The daily morning oasis., 1920-08-22
.CdIabaSaS Will d
West Show Today
Will Be Thrilling

"Hold 'er Deacon" shouted Carley
Fow.er as a friskycalf pulled husky
cowOo. about the corrall in the open
ing event of the Wild West Show at
Calabs sas, yesterday, and "hold 'er
Del, on" was right. The wild west
sports which will be continued today,
commencing at 10 a. m. were the
fines witnessed in this section in
some years.
The events which were viewed by
large audience Of cowmen and their
families from all sections of the
courEy greatly pleased the onlookers
The calves were fast and the ponies
Jumped high and wicked. Speedy
time was made in the roping and ex-
cellent horsemanship displayed.
High class races and other range
sp rts added to the pleasure of the
lay. Under the able management of
Messrs. Leatherman and Lane, all
events were run off in fast order and
sod0y's sports promise to be eevn
noe exciting than the events of yes
terday