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The Pensacola journal. (Pensacola, Fla.) 1898-1985, 1920-08-04
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Pensacola.
Receipts: Spirits, BIC; rosin, IT'S;
shipments, spirits, 1927, rosin, $50;
stocks, spirits, $500; rosin, 40.424.
Savannah.
Savannah, Aug. 3.-Spirits firm at
1851 @157 with sales. of 451 Rosin
firm with sale of 1887. Receipts.
spirits SOS, rosin 900: shipments.
spirits As, rosin 14S; stocks, spirits,
1894, rosin 37,450.
Quotations:-WW 1855 613s5; VIC
to D inclusive 13.65@13So, B Ills.
Jacksonville.
Jacksonville, Aug. 3.-Spirits firm
at s1.55 with sales of So. Rosin steady
with sales of SIS. Receipts, spirits
&c. rosin $40; shipments. spirits 2.9ss:
rosin 11,757; stocks, spirits, S.9s6,
rosin 1858.
Quotations.. WV, VIC, N 1875, I.
H. G. F, d 1856, B 11.50.
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LEGAL NOTICE

NOTICE.
Notice is hereby given that A. E.
LedNin. purchaser of Certificate No 29S
dated June 4th, 1917. has filed said Ger
tificate in my office and has made ap-
plication for Tax Deed to Issue in &C
cordance with Law. Said Certificate
embraces the following described proper
ty. situated in Escambia County Flor
ida .towit: Lot s, Block One, Mayo divi-
sion of s. w. IA of S. e. IA, Section 5.
Township 5. n. Range 80 West, said land
being assessed at the date of such Ger
tificate in the name of =. l.. Rhodes
Unless said certificate shall be re-
deemed according to Law Tax Deed will
issue thereon on the 4th day of Septem-
Der A. D. 1920.
JAS. MACGIBBON.
oaw4W. Clerk Circuit Court
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ROOSEVELT TOUR
OPENS AUGUST IL

New York. Aug. Franklin D. hoose-
rei' democratic VICE president nominee,
VII; open his first campaign tour IN Chi
edso august Il. ssyo days after The NOT
hoaiion cerencnies. It was announced
tJright.
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HEIP.--FEMALE
HELP MALE
Attendant Wanted
By An Elderly Man

One who must understand
good Swedish muscular mas
sage and to cook for both, and
know valet duties. A good man
finds a good place at moderate
wages. State when born, adj
dresses of references. Address,
Attendant" Box 419, Lake
land, Fla.
672
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NEUTRALITY-SUSPICIOUS. now travelling to
sell our line of popular priced trunks
and suit cases on commission basis in
Georgia. FLORIDA and the Carolinas. Per-
manent position to the man showing re-
suits. Merchants Trunk & Bag Co, p. o.
Box AL, Petersburg, Va. 62S
WANTED-Good farm, Canoe Ala,
wants good farmer and peach man.
wages. shares or rent. Apply now for
September 1st.-Pope, Box 422, Mobile
Ala. 61S
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statesmen

YOU CAN EARN BIG MONEY selling
our tires direct to users at these low
prices: 30x3 non-skid $3.50 to S7x5 S2S. 20.
Wright, Kentucky. earned $649.05 in two
weeks; Hopper. Illinois, earned 81, 110.03
in one month. Our plan from manufac-
turer direct to user. Exclusive territory
given. Write or wire quick before your
territory is taken. Giant Tire & Rubber
Co., Atlanta, Ga. $40
statesmen. wANTED-To handle a line
of speciaities in demand by the large
manufacturer, city, county and state in
situations, railroads and others. Must de
capable of selling the big trade. COM
pensation unlimited. For further par
ticulars address The wesco Products Co
(Sales Department., Cleveland, Ohio.
$50
STOCK SAIESMAN-Produci diyi
dend paying OIL COMPANY incorpor-
ated and managed by bankers and bust
ness men is going to place another block
of stock on the market through respon
sible statesmen. State permit applied for
Write for particulars and send references
J G. Carr, COL Main Street, Fort Worth
Texas eea
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New Orleans, Aug. 3.-Opening:
Oct. 3o62@63; Dec 5000; Jan. 1850;
Mar. 29.17 bid; May $3.50 bid. Mar
ket easy.
New Orleans, Aug. 3.-The cotton
market closed steady at declines of
20 to 112 points.
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The Market Place of West Florida
READ DAILY BY 10000 PEOPLE
The Cost is But Trife and the Results are UnequaLed
FOR SALE

FOR sALE-DoDoE TOURING CAR
SLIGHTLY USED. GOOD AS NEW
~ EVERY RESPECT. A BARGAIN AT
$4,000. e. M. PITTMAN. MUSco-
Gee FLA. 68f
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FOR SALE-China closet, sideboard.
three tables, safe chairs, rocker four
screen doors window screens. Must be
sold at once. 1910 West Garden st.
Rhone 1870. $50
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LODGE NOTICE

MASONIC HALL, WARRINGTON. FLA
Special communication of Naval Lodge
NO. "a, r. & A. NJ, Thursday. August
5th at 1880 p. m. Work in the NJ M de-
gree: Visiting brothers fraternally in
vited.
FRANCIS NJ. WESTON, Jr., w. M.
VIM. F. HANSEN, Secretary.
MASONIC TEMPLE
REGULAR communication of Omar Lodge,
No. s. A. 6 A. S. r. NJ. also the higher
bodies, Thursday, August 5th, at 7:30
p. m.
Visiting brothers fraterralIv invited.
LOUIS CRUISHANK. ". NJ.
r. G.. BUSHNELL Secretary
MASONIC TEMPLE
A Special communication of Fs-
~ - Gambia Lodge, No. IS. F & A. NJ
Y Friday. August 9Th, at D. m.
4" Work in the +. A. degree
Sojourning brothers fraternaIly
invited SAMUEL PASCO, w. NJ
F. ID. RICHARDS. Secy.
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yet have a distinct and distin-
euished line 10 them. The under
brim is Of orsandie trifle deeper
in tone than the soft crown. An
organdis band and smart bow COM
pIete the hat.
The froek has a blouse with q
deep roll-oVer collar, short sleeves
and a sash that is cut wider IN
front TO form a sirdle effect, then
ties in a butterfly bow at the back.
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Liverpool. Aug. Spot cotton in
fair demand. prices lower. Good mid
ding 2S.06; fully middling 1851; mid
ding 25.56; low middling 21.75; good
ordinary 1856; ordinary 1856 Sales
1000 bales, including 400 American.
Receipts 5000 bales; no American Fu-
lures closed steady. August 1850;
October 22.25; January 211S; March
20.67; May 1923; July 1888.
New Orleans, Aug. Spot cotton
quiet, % points lower. Sales on the
spot 229 bale: to arrive none. Low
middling 27.50; middling 1925; good
middling 1900. Receipts, 9s5; stock
220,994.
New York, Aug. 3.-The cotton seed
oil market Closed firm. Prime sum-
ner yellow 11.50@13.00: prime crude
nominal. August 11.75; September
1916 October 1850; November 12.14;
December 1915; January 1915; Feb
ruary 1925; March 1895. Total sales
1880.
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New York, Aug. 3.-Cotton futures
opened barely steady. Oct 31.6o;
Dec. 30.45; Jan. 29.75; Mar. 29.45; May
1920
New York, Aug. 3.-The cotton
market closed easy
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WANTED TO RENT-From September
first ION, by young couple. furnished
mouse of about five rooms, preferably
near Monument on North Hill. Refer
ences exchanged. Address n A. s., Care
Journal. 14f-55e
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WANTED TO BUY-Second hand electric
fan. Must be reasonable. Give de-
cription. Box A. c., Care Journal Of
flee. Of
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WANTED

WANTED-Will exchange $500 Farron
piano for used car or sell reasonable.
Phone Davis 49, $50
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FOR SOLICITATIONS Good start in
well established rooming house. Award
ed gold seal. Price reasonable. Young's
House. 12S IL f. Government st. 661
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FOR SALE

FOR SALE-O1e Studebaker passenger
cheap. New tires, in good running or
der; or will take Ford in trade. Apply
Peoples Supply Store. 1t
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FOR SALE-One Dodge touring car in
Al condition. 500. 10th Ave. and Lloyd
st. 3t-656
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MORTGAGE LOANS

MONEY TO LOAN. ANY AMOUNTS
JUSTIFIED BY VALUE OF PROP
ERTY: ON IMPROVED FARMS, OR
PENSACOLA PROPERTY. A. C. Blink
LEY, ATTORNEY. ROOM 7t3 ELouNTI
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FOR SALE-Good mich COW and heifer
calf 2 1-2 months old r. KaSeiack,
Richland Farms. Pensacola, Fla. 81
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FOR sALE--At half price. gentle horse,
wagon and harness. Price $500. Adj
dress Marion Hicks, Cantonment, Flor
ida. Route A. N-65l
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FOR SALE-Fine residence on East Hill
car line. Nine rooms, 80 feet corner
lot. A bargain at $3.50. Terms easy.
Call at 30S No. Davis St. 644
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New York's Fashion Authority.
New York.-Here is a simple
costume belonging to Elaine Ham
merstein's summer outfit, that is
exceedingly attractive and could be
copied in any eolored organdie.
This particular one is a pale orr
child tint. The hat is one of those
flare brinmed shapes that are soft
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FOR SALE-Small three BURNER Eclipse
gas range. Oven attached. In good
condition. Price $1,000. Apply 800 East
Lloyd. 1t
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LOST AND FOUND

LoST-Black silk handbag, containing
Pair of glasses. gold watch, keys and
other articles. Reward if returned to 1906
e. jackson.
STRAYED OR STOLEN-Female fox
hound, tan with black body; collar on
marked /. ID. Gault, FIR. Barraneas Fla.
Return to 522 w. Chase or phone ICES
or So and receive reward St
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FOR SALE-Office furniture, desks,
adding machine, all kinds of files and
various office necessities. Also con-
tractors equipment, tools and machinery.
II w. Intendencia. Phone SGT. 1t
FIRST CLASS BOARDING HOUSE
WITH EVERY ROOM FILLED. MOST
DESIRABLE AND CENTRAL LOCA-
TON IN TOWN. MUST SELL BuSi-
NESS ON ACCOUNT OF HEALTH OF
PROPRIETOR. FOR FURTHER IN
FORMATION SEE LEE DANIEL OR
PHNNE 6e4. 665
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FOR sALE-Chevrolet five passenger.
1920 model, practically new. Phone
1871. $3.50
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FOR SALE-Cottagr IN East pensacola
Heights. Six large rooms, reception
hall. bath room, all screened. Front and
back porches. excellent water, plenty
SADIE A bargain. Easy terms IL desired
See owner is Ia e. Government, st.
o. Box SIS. 500
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FOR SALE-Dayton bicycle. in good con-
dition. Apply 226 N. Devilliers St.. or
phone 1926.
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FOR RENT-Furnished rooms for rent
Apply % S. Spring ST. 621
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WANTED-Suits cleaned anu pressed
while you wait, or sent for and de-
Hvered same day. Clinton Tailoring Co.,
10 e. Intendencia ST. Phone 1854 I. 403
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FOR sALE-Overland go" In first class
condition. See T.. r. Preston. Care
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DRESSMAKING

Dressmaking. Plain sewing Children's
dresses. Phone 2045 625
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POSITION WANTED

POSITION WANTED-A lady wishes po-
sition as office help. Address r. C..
Care Journal. 679
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FOR SALE-Nice dry stove wood. c. III.
Walker Lumber Company, Lee and
Tarragona. Phone 1913. Gas
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other sid" of tn" river. whom tho com
milirr urgently REQUESTS Ia attend with
= far lady, and responses have been
general and prompt, 50 that III" com
mite" IN cha - - III every way IN
rulrag.d L. nji.yr that the dance Will
h' a great success.
There will h." reception line Of
girls accompanied 10y their marine CLUB
escorts gathered ut the entrance of the
bali room IL welcome the guests upon
their arrival. and promptly AT $50 the
music Will begin. followed nv the dance
program. which VIII commence at nine
O'clock. and IN which many features
viii be- worked out. rs II is planned To
have every NTH number on the program
Il clever and original stunt. Programs
for dancing are most attractive, being
uf white Japanese crepe paper, bearing
rhr Marin" emblem done in gold. the
design Of Howard llld"brand.
Tn" ball room itself Will put on a
festive and holiday appearance. as II
has been decorated with the National
and Marine cmhlPmS intcrtwincd with
southern SmllaN and holiday Grccncry.
Several guests nf honor have been
invited to he present 10 act as hosts
and hostcsscs fer the affair. They are
MeSsrs and Mcsdames-
Edward A. L. Edwards. guests OF
Oliver Edwards.
las. NJ. Noble. guests Of Tom Noble.
81. +. Hlld"brand. guests OF Howard
lIildcbrand.
George llclfcr. guests Of George Hell
fer
W. r. Miller. guests Of Ecclcs Miller
y Rapcr guests Of Nile Rapcr.
James Archibald. guests Of W. NJ.
pr. and Mrs. John Mcclure. guests Of
Mr. and Mrs. William NJ. Grade,
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HAD To STAY IN
BED FOR DAYS
Wa Unable 70 work But Tanlac Put
Elm Back On HIS
Feet
y virginia Man Toll what The Master
Medicine" Did For
Him

~ am xiad TO recommend Tanlac for
during all my three years OF SUFFERING
II Is the only medicine that ever ana nv
sny rood, and have tried so many an.
Srcpt Kinds l cant remember all OF
them" said J. A. rerdie. y boXwakrr.
T06 Decatus street. Richmond. Va" rec
emily. Continuing he said
"For three years l have suffered TER
r,bly from indigestion. My appetite" was
30 poor I had u force down every
mouthful I ate. and | Was AFRAID 10 eat
even the little l did in this manner. as
I would be in intense misery att"rwarH.
I would have pains IN my stomach.
shooting pains in my chest. and gas
would press against my heart unit! II
would palpitate something dreadful and
I would hayr great difficulty in breath
ing, and become so badly nauseated at
time I could not retain q thing. | had
such splitting headaches they would
nearly drive me Wild. ana my nerves
were In such bad shape II was impos-
sible for me TO get needed sleep and at
times I would tremble all over like
leaf / was also badly conStIpatcd and
was obliged 20 Do taking some sort of
laxative nearly all the time, and would
become so dizzy at times, especially
when I stopped over. il was all l could
do to keep from falling. and | had in
tense pains IN my shoulders and back
OF my neck all the time. finally be-
came SD / would be IN bed for three or
four days at q time not even able TO
sit up and even when | would manage
TO get on my feet could not Work Tor
il was all I could do TO drag myself
around, and life was just one continual
round OF misery.
although. as said before. had
tried many different treatments and
medicines. I might Just as WILL har"
taken nothing 50 far as the good they
did me was concerned. | was gradually
getting worse all the tame. with no hop"
OF ever getting any better. when | read
IN the newspapers Of Il man whose con
dition was described a. similar 10 nun"
and who said Tanlac had rid him IF
all his troubles We'll. | began taking
Tanlac aud b"g:tU 10 ct better with thu
first few do~'~. and while nav" taken
only two hotties 50 far. I am at least
free OF nay suffering. can cat any
thing | want without h'Ing troubled ~
the least from indigestion. never
have the slightest sign Of any ~ my
former troubles and am fr"llug 80
strong and Well my work - u pleasure.
TO me. and / am always ou thu. job.
owe nay good condition t. Taular and
! know Il Viii ia TIM sam" thing fer
others il has Tor nae. and | hop. This
statement viii To-. the means OF p"ttiHl,
others to tax" Il.
Tanlac il SOLID ~ Wheeling by the
Hoge Davis prIG &C.. HIS Market 81
and 1884 Main = md tn. r.. *. Hog"
Drug Co. Martins Ferry.
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BENWOOD
FIREMEN
OBSERVE new YEAR
WITH BIG DANCE

The Fourth and Fifth ward fire de-
partments OF BcnwoOd celebrated New
Years Eve with n dane" and luncheon.
giv"n in the club rooms at fir" de
partmcut quarters on South Marshall
street. The celebration was given in
honor Of the families and friends OF
thu Ben wood fire ladies. and proved u
be. an altogether delightful way of bid
ding farewell to the old year and well
coming tho new year.
SlNty-fuur guests enjoyed dancing
until 1880 o'clock. when u program Of
tn" latest dance numbers was halted.
Al that hour tho committee IN charge
S.rVed 4 delicious luncheon which in
Cluded sandwiches. baked beans. pickles,
olives. celery. ice cream. cake and cof-
fec After III" luncheon. dancing vas
resumed and continued 'Xt1l we'll after
midnight. IL the merry strains of music
furnished by Armbrustcr's full orches-
ira.
Those present included:
MeSsrS. and Mesdam"S Homer Mar
Gus. G.. W. Marquis James Marquis. Of
Shadyside; Frank Carman. Thomas
Warsinski. c. NJ. MccrcadN. of Wheel.
Misses Nora hurley. Mary Commons. OF
Moundsville; Nellie Robinson. Marie Fill
Der. Ethel Smith. Moundsvillc: Nclli"
Eyard. Grace Cunningham Mari" Nould.
Of Barton. o: Lea S"hul; Wh"c!inE
Ecrnice Carpenter. Mary Butlcr. Anna
Brown. Wheeling; Florence nc"Gan. N'l-
lie Carman. Elwood Eippus. Dan Han,
ley. George Riddle. John WaSEar"k. NJ
bert Carmau. William +. RrannUn, Ed
ward Brannon.
MeSSrS Charles FricdlinE Harry
Brannon. Lawrence DoviaS. Lee" Robin
SON William Warner. Floyd Sine. ChaS.
Snyder. John Roscoe. 6. T.. Riley. James
Peel. Charles Gahhort John Sockman.
Walter Boston. Of ShadyStd": William
smith. George Watson. Gcorg" Warncs-
Ky. Francis TI1nley. John tilher. Alhy"t
Warsinsky. Marion Marquis. James g.
laghcr. James prcGan. james Hugh %.
Charles Anderson. Jr.
Ne&dameS. II. {. Brannon. T. Combs,
John IIipslcy. of Cameron: W. Carney.
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MOUNDSVILLE
NEWS
CITY AND COUNTY
BANK HAS BIGGEST
YEAR IN HISTORY

q The City and County Bank @
. NIoundsy,uc ". Va. on De-. 81. 1917;
closed The best year IN IN" history or
ne inatituticn and has established for
itself In banking circles, a standing OF
which its popular manaE"b"nt and A.!
it's stnrkhGldcrS may well aud justly
feel proud ,,i,.
Directors OF the bank are justly
rrn,,5 ~ rho rrrlparatlv" statement
given below. Shrwln; toms taken from
The books ot m. bank on Dec. 81.
isis. and December 81. 1919. There ar
no decreases but on IN" other hand al
r. ban1aDp,N increases
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MARINE CLUB DANCE
At M'LURE TONIGHT
rr,ARoRATE PREPARATIONS HAVE
BEEN MADE FOR NOVEL
EVENT.
Several Prominent People to Act as
Patrons and Patronesses.
~ the McLmrr hotel tonlght Will

A. the Mcclure hotel tonight will b"
glv.r one. Of the most interesting ana
,,yol events of the social holiday sea-
son when the Marine club. recently or
gani%rd here with a membership. or
on hundred will give dance which
will hc featured nv MANY original in
novations and clever stunts;
MANY invitations have been isSncd
both here and to marine boys on the
The Wheeling intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1903-1961, 1920-01-02
GOOD UNTIL JANUARY Is.

GIN RLESTON, u. va, Jan. l.
PENNSYLVANIA automobile licenses for
1919 may b. used until midnight Janu-
a~v Is in West Virginia without NIo-
laiIOn Of the state laws. tn" state road
commission announced today. Request
vas received fr'm the highway depart
m.nt Of PENNSYLVANIA that the motor
vehicle licenses be recognized until that
date.
The Wheeling intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1903-1961, 1920-01-02

Miss Mary Scott, OF Tomltnson ave
nue., took her departure yesterday even
ing Cor Richmond. Va. and viii 90 IRON
there 70 Augusta Ga, 10 engage IN L.
w q A work The work will relate 20
the world service program. which VIII
close in February. Miss SCOTS WORK
viii be held work with headquarters AT
Tbe work in this state Is progressing
wttb very good interest. Mrs y A.;
weaver will have the chairmanshtp OK
the local work with other ladies' oe'hg
NJ Scott and Miss Norma Scott eN-
nact 10 ioin her in Georgia later TO re-
main FOR some time.
The Wheeling intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1903-1961, 1920-01-02
ELM GROVE
Holidays In ToWn.

Yesterday was virtually = holiday
in town and practically all business
houses were closed for the day The.
was little DONG any place and praC'i-
calIy everyone enjoyed the NV Years
dav hv attending services A. tn" church,
- in the morning. or possibly attending
4 show of some kind in IN" evening.
The Wheeling intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1903-1961, 1920-01-02

Tho streets about town arr, very slip
merry and il is with difficulty that team
stcars or farmers ar" abb" Ia driv" thor
horses on the thOrOuGhfar"s without
having them hr.tk limbs. The street .
are simply coated with u glare Of ice.
The Wheeling intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1903-1961, 1920-01-02
Nina working In Full.

The mines Of the tl"v'land-P!us-
hurgh Coal company located i'm the local
district are working 20 capacity anil
from all Indications tho miners Will
have plenty Of work for some time 20
come Throughout the district thu
mines are also reported as kurking u
DnnnritN.
The Wheeling intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1903-1961, 1920-01-02
SOUTHERN THEATRE TO
AID DAY NURSERY

The Southern theatre yesterday took
in $50 from their matinee performance
Of Daddy LonE-lcgs, which will be do
mated 10 the Day Nursery. Daddy Long
legs will complete three-day run at the
Southern today. Every performance has
been attended by packed house.
The Wheeling intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1903-1961, 1920-01-02
MONEY CANNOT BUY ANY BETTER

+. =. Grlppr. NadInS WHrVhant OF
ST Maurice, La. writes: For a cath
artic / especially recommend Foley Cath
artic Tablets. knowing as do that
money cannot buy any better. Drug
gISts and general merchants who are IN
clos. touch with their trade and know
Just what the medicines they sell d"
for their customers never hesitate to
recommend Foley CathartiC Tablets.
They act promptly. clear the howles,
ywc,.ten the stomach and tone up the
liver. Sold "VCrYwhvre.
The Wheeling intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1903-1961, 1920-01-02
Material for Street.

Several cad loads "f gravel and sto7H
have been unluadrd at Elm Grove dur
ing the past few days and have been un-
loaded on tho street at Elm Heights.
Tho material will bc used for street inn
provcmentS as soon as the weather per-
rnitS
The Wheeling intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1903-1961, 1920-01-02
ISSUE FOOD TODAY

The steel strikers commisariat will
today distribute food to four hundred
families of the pallbearers Of the steel
strike. from their food headquarters at
llOl Main street Reports given out
by J. NJ. Peters. local secretary TOR the
Of iron and steel Worker1.
state that there are still between 1900
and 1900 men on strike. or this num-
Der 400 are to be served food today.
The Wheeling intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1903-1961, 1920-01-02
AnnIdent ON Street.

4 large truck owned and driven nv
T,nrcDr E"rCel0tfi local contractor. Wa
damaged yesterday morning when II COL
rldcd with ono Of tn" large Watkins
FIuuS,. & Hermann trucks. Both MT
chimes were damaged.
The Wheeling intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1903-1961, 1920-01-02

\ New Years skating party was hc!d
~ the Park on Wednesday night and ~
,ricHcd themselves TO tn" ouimo-t
There we're large number in attcn-
dance,
The Wheeling intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1903-1961, 1920-01-02
Skating On Creeks.

lee skating IL Very popular in tn"
ut-thc- pike district and many yuun&-
stcrs arc taking advantage OF The coil
weather TO try out the skates that Santa
claus brought them. 1t is the FIR. :
time FOR several years that there h.;
been enough ice on the creek to DO zeal
skating.