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JAIL TRUSTY
F0|LS 1t TEMP
At AUTO Theft 7.
Pair Captured By Officers
With Timely Aid of Harry
Smith, a Prisoner

Garfield I.aN!aSi"rs and Robert l."cch.
are lodged in the county jail 10 await
n hearing nIl 4 ChHr2" at trying 10 Strl!
. an automobile. tn" property ~ FRANK
Miller. which waS SANDING on flfi""nlh
between Chapiimr and E"fi streets IN
front # the county jail last evening.
Harry Smith. uu' of tn" prisoners AT
tn" Jail heard sOmruu" SiSrt IN Hu'"-
mobile and he told Jaii"r MIk" fit"-
taking a machine whtrh didn't ""."mr L"
, them on account "f tn" way they
started
Ja!ler FritzEarc,d and Smitla nj oEcc
cam" out II the Jail and started across
the street. The men. Sr"ii: them COM
/ my. al ,.n'C ErL ON ana started up In"
street They StCpI'd IN front of IN"
fence at L.nsly Institute CA E"h street,
and were talking
Smith. Who IS a trusty. grabbed both.
hut t.ry wr.r too much anG LA Master"
, mad" II" escape L"rCh WI" taken |"
, the rourtx iaIl. where hv told IN" Cti'"r
that he VS. in tn" car, he alleges ihiIt
I they were going TO take the auto and &"
, on Il pleasure trip
! Local police were notified OF The c.
cap" of La Masters and that At 'Hrr
/ started 4 search II" was caught >h'rN'
! " after midnight hy Detectives Nl"ArT
! and MCkuwn assisted by the El"t"r'A "i'
| cops OF the "ul-th"- pix" district AT EdE-
/ wood.
! He WAS brought back to the Coun; y
| iaN. whcr" h" told the same story ~
! Lcech Both vii! H." gwen Il hearing
! m tho ncNt couple If days on a "harsr
, of attempting ~ stral IN automobile.
! Had II not been for tho officers arrlN-
/ ing they would OF made tIr.r getaway
| ,v!'h the car
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OBITUARY |
NATHAN G.FE|L
DIES SUDDENLY
WELL KNOWN LOCAL RESIDENT
PASSES AWAY WHILE SEATED IN
MARKET STREET PLACE
Hac Not Been In Good Health For Some
Time-EuEeral Services Are
IacCmDlcte

Mr. Nathan G.. Fell one Of the most
widely known residents II the c!R.
passed away suddenly last evening Al
5:5T o'clock. while seated IN FIIan s
pool room. under the Victoria Theatre Oh
Market street H. WAS talking To some
of the visitors Ia tn place about the
base ball scores and WAS noticed I" sud
Gcnly sop talking and TO lean forward
in his chair. Or Randolph J. HcrscE
was hurriedly called and upon arriving
stated that death had already occurred
The caus" Of the death Is attributed 10
heart trouble
Mr.. Fell was born In ClcN Gland, g.
but Tor thir.y-fivc years has ho.!rucd AZ
the MrLurc hotel. Hc was interested
extensively i'll stocks ard IS said 10 have
accumulated n forum" He was Il mem
Der uf Wheeling Lodge Is. I. .. Elks No.
Is OF this city, also Il member OF Wheel
Ing nest Of Owls ami several other or
ganiZat!onS.
He Is survived by one sister. Mrs.
Laura Goldsmith. of ClCvcland.O.,
also by nephew. Mr.. Felix s. Fell,
pra ctiC.nl; ;.tluuney UI t'lrv, land o. and
by two nicCrS residing at Montreal can.
one of whom is the wife "i the belgian
minister TO tn" United States. Mr.. Gar
anCe de Solo. Il resident or Montreal.
The remains were taken 10 the NJ nucl
undertaking. p1r'ors where They Were
prepared for burial and funeral arrange
mems will be announced at later date.
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"a S3 Dis. T T5a5s$!sS y =
PEOPLE WE DON'T FORGET

inst sign posts by which you may rec
ognizc the sort Of people | mean.
And don't you? Don't you look over
YOUR own circle of friends and say,
YES that's just the sort OF person
lane is" or, Isn't that just the way
Win makes you fecl?
md don't you feel warmth IN your
heart As van think OF Jane or w IN ana
a wish that You might see him or her:
right now. and he lifted out OF yourseli
nv contact with that vital spark.
| once kvcd for Summer IN a poaro
ing house in which were seven or eight
other boardcrs. passed that house the
other day for the first time since l
lived there and when / looked al the
house my minds eye saw, not the mouse
but th, face Of Il woman who had oeen
one Of the boardcrs. Sho had nech tne
one personality with that vital sPaTt
and so she had left hsr stamp lndelioiS
in that place TO mo.
we Could Ill Spare Them
or course there are times "hen peo,
,lr like This become tiresome.-no,
mean tirinS.--it tse the opposite type
th7t is iircsomc The strain or beinS
k,.yrd m 10 their vitality Is too mucn
for one and one wants TO relax. but
ius, The .amp We could i'll spare them
1u, O: our lives. and I'm glad the Loro
sees lit to make them tyou see don
SAY that tlt vital spark can DC CUT
Mated | think its inborn) just as
clad He SAW tit to make spree al"
olives and checje as we'll as oreao anu
butter.
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uinoanzo Purpura Dies.

Vincenzo rurrura. well known Italian
IF this city. who resided at, NJ. lc'
Seventeenth street. died last night al
9:25 O'Clock following an attack OF
The deceased Was born in Italy on
Seutrmbrr -. 1857. and was 6S years
rf age lie was reared aud educated IN
liaiv and N.hcu Twenty-Five years OF az"
left Tor inns country: coming directly
- Wheeling where h" had since re-
sided
Fur the past thirty-hve years he had
been in IA" fruit rroduc" business with
a large slorcroo,n IT Twoniy -ilrst ana
Main strrrts where he had Il larg"
trade. H.. WAS well known and news OF
his death WAS received as shork 10
many.
TTlrry-Gv" years ago hr was married
ana Is survived by his wife, NV" sous
and six daughters. "" WAS AN active
member "f tn" ST. Joscphs t,athraral.
Funeral services VIII h" held at his
late r,-:dcnr" Monday morning At ) 30
o'clock. E"uuicm high mass VIII u"
r,r'rrd at o'clock a. -. J"S"phs "a.
t}rdral lnt"rm"nt Will he in Mount
calvary cemetery.
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Answer to No. SIG
TRUSTEES SALE.

Ey virtue Of deed OF trust made hE
Martha Prince Dcnn!Sun and FRANK 3
Dennison, her husband, 10 '. u. t'und-
ling. Trustee. dated the %3;h day Of Jan:
navy 1917 !and recorded IN the office ~
- 'tvark Of the county Court Of Ohio
t:onnty. West virginia. n Deed Of Trust
RnNk io7 mage l2a. | will sell at public
,uc,ion 10 the highest aGd best bidder.
~ tba north front door OF the Court
uo,TIa IN saId county, in the city Of
Whn.Iin.r county of Ohio and State OF
Wms, V97rgInia, on Saturday. the 25th
,iov ~. Srptcmhcr. a y. 1870. Comm"nr-
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I heard the other day Of the death OF
y woman VINO use 70 do GrcssmaklnE
for me some years ago.
! cannot tel You how manytimeS the
sense of the loss has come Crowding up
to the surface of my thoughts since
then.
can't think Of that woman as dead.
II doesn't seem possible that she iSn
S"mrwh"r" on the Garth making gar
mrnts aud Gnyvty in somebody's nome
Because She Had tho Vital Spark
Several people nearer 10 III" have g0n"
away In thu las, few years but not one
passing has so fllicd my thoughts as
inis one Why is II | asked myself
that question when that sense of loss
came over mo again at the mention Of
Miss HIS namc. and | answered my own
quest iOn.--hrcausc she Was one Of those
p"upl. with the Vital Sptrk III her.
Do You know lii" sort Of people |
n"--thc people whose coming into
the house seems to I'LL thc house with
l.fr and interest. tn" people who are
always having Iitt!" interesting things
happrn lu them. wn"tlrr lhc% |n for Z
isIp abroad or just walk down town.
The pr"pl" who are alW"y' k"vnlY in
torrSird in and .ntciliE"nt,y Symru-
thrtic about the things YOU are doing.
and who (as Il natural cUrullary II you
stop to think of il IRE always full of
interesting tales of thu dO.nvS of other
people,
Don't You Recognize the Typo7
or course | rra.lZ4 that &ll this is
not Il proper definition az the type. but
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ArrlS France.
a s ns. CiDn
Cox Now Willing to Make
Reasonable Concessions

Reno. New. Sept 16.-Assertions that
h" would make any reasonable c"nccs-
sion" to secure American membership IN
the league of nations was made by Gov
ernor Cox. Democratic presidential can
d!date here tonight at the close OF the
Nevada campaign.
In his Stattncut- in n telegram TO
Professor Irving Fisher. - ia!". univor-
sity. Governor Cox said that IN" Demo-
cratic platform opposed only ''r"scrva-
lions Of notification" The governor an
uounCed that h. would cnd"avor TO
meet all reasonable desires for proper
reservations. which are offered IN sin
Cerlty."
The Wheeling intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1903-1961, 1920-09-17
Wounded Banker Makes
Confession Of Crime

PIT: SburGh. Sept. Authorities Of
New Kcns!u%tor. Pa. announr"l late to-
night that John NJ Neal. address un-
known. suffering from n bullet wound
in the leg. had confessed in a hospital
there tina; lie was the man WI" held uP
me Peoples Bank nf ,Un!'y. Pa, earlier
IN the day. They Saidrhat when brought
to the hospital by two farmers the man
had So 400 m cash on his person.
The rohhcr who held W. tn" hank &C
Caprd with S9.9l9. While making hts
way frum IN" bank he was fri uron
by the cashier. H. w. Finga!.
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Craft Services

Funeral service: we're C"UIIrI"d at
tn" family home on Grandvtrw stree
Yesterday morning for tho la" \ Tlorl;
Craft ared GO who died suddenly Mon
day morning while employer r~ toll
keepcr nj he Wheeling Tcrmina: nridE".
The services were in charr" Of Wheel
ing l.dc". Jr. q. L. \. NJ. TIN" body was
sh!npNd to Dallas. whcr" Int]lmcnt was
made IN the DALLAS cemetery.
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CLANCY Funeral

The funeral services for tho tate
Hugh = Clancy. who died at noon We'd
nesday. viii l." hcll at S:7n o'clock
this morning at III" home "f his sister.
Mrs. Carson Napier. No. - .':irhtcrnth
street R"Quicm high mass will be Of
fcrci AT nine "'ri"r'i ut s.. Joseph =
Cathedral and inrcrmCut Will he in Mi
calvary cemetery.
Mr.. Clancy was 81 yea-s of ar and
had hocn III for several montn2. He
was an cmpl@y" of tho Haz":-AtlGS
Glass company. II" is survived by his
wife one sister Sni one brother. WILL
liam Clancy, Of Ohio
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r1ra Mario Riedel

Tho fuucral services for til" late Mrs.
Marie Hicdcl. who died TucSuaE ""ri,
hc he,d from the family home No. one
East Twcnty-niuth street. at O'clock
hi, afternoon Rev. William lItcrt'
OF st Johns Lutheran cHurch VIII con-
durt the services and lnt"rm"ni VII! b"
made In tho l"a.H.ula cemetery;
and was horn in Germany. coming I"
This country Mn" years ago. She Is sur
yIy.d bv her husband. Frank Riedrl. her
mother Mrs Marie Braun. two dauHh-
tcrs. Matilda and Irene. and seven sons
Ssrar Frank. Robert. Herman. John. lr-
Yin and WllTrcd.
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Public sale Of one OF the, most desir-
able farms in Belmont county. ad1oins
Rernesyille, Ohio, on West Main street
Sale Monday. Sept. Goth. at l p. M. rain
or shine. Farm ll5N acres. 10 be sub
divided or sold as whole TO- suit pur-
chasers. No, a more beautiful or health
ful location in Ohio-altitude 1900 feet:
pich IN valuable limestone and cement
r;rx, abundance Of No. 9 coal. directly in
oil and gas belt with producing gas well
on farm. Terms. Onk-half cash day OF
sole. Essie Collins Matthews (Mrs, John
n. Ma,thews), Geo. l.. Jones. Atty.
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Tirk Tr10ara1

F"ncrai services for the late Andrew
Kirk. WI known resident Of Fulton.
who dicd Monday nigh; wor" he'll yes
tcrdar aet"rrorr ~ n" lat" home. No.
:t41 Naii"nnl Rad. Fp,tnn. l:Hr. g. r
Ecnnct. 81 The FulrCn N. T.. church had
charge Of the services and inic"ment
was made in the Greenwood cemetery.
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MUNGER STRIKERS CONSCIOUS.

OF Sean Hcnnessy. thu 10 yrnr I'D boy.
all the hunger strikers IN Cork jan w"ce
conscious this morning. Peter Crowley.
IS years old. the youuGcS; Of IN" elev, n
hunger strikers, was reported 10 be In
. critical condition to day. As ais" was
Kenny.
The prison physician t"..iuH reported
that tn" prisoners were "'uH'!a'rd. That
their rrStlrSSucss was NOR" marked aud
that there WAS i gradual lA!l!uS IL their
pulses.
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POSITION WAITED.
PUBLIC NAL1.
On sA1s-Resis,ered Aberd.en-Ansu,

FOE SAL8-Registered Aberdeen-Angus
Cattle. Public sale at my residence.
miles west Of Barnesrille. O.. Wednes.
day, Sept. %, 1920. The herd consists OF
40 hcad--l6 cows. three two-year-old
heifers. bred: seven yearlinE heiferr.
herd bull. years old, weighs $500; two.
ycar-old bull, three yearling bulls. 1o-
mcnths-old bull. and some calves. BON
sexes. separate or with cows. NY farm
No. 5 Pittsburgh vein Of coal goes with
IL. r. E. Gibson, GAINESVILLE. Ohio.
s-lf-2l-24
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Tolloqon Funeral

Yesterday morning At ~" Ncad")
ccmrcnr chanel IN Chaplin" street,
funeral services We've H"ld for tho lat,
Edward johnson. former resident "t
Wheeling. who died at JnhnstOwn. Ia,
last sun Jay. TH:"rIIcnt was made IN
Mt talEary cclHc tory.
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No Quorum Present

+ The matter Of the filtration system OF
the drinking water In the high school
was then taken up and discussed tor
some time Several hot arguments came
up for and against the system and when
a vote was called on the matter il was
found there was no quorum present The
meeting then came to a close as there
were not enough MANNERS present 10
finish fhc business.
A letter which was received by c. T..
Gi.nc". Was ldrncu over 10 the board
of education. 1t came from {. W. DICK
of the Junior Red Cross at Washington
stating that the Iaris office had re-
Ceived the - cases of furniture maS
by the manual training department OF
the Wheeling schools.
The letter, translated. Is as follows:
Translation of 4 letter TO the
Department or the Rct cross,
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Mary rIarsnret Gates

Ma-Ecrc; Gates. HNc rNunths Old
daughter of Mr. md Mrs. Georg" Gates
Of CaI'z. O., died yrE'srday morning at
hospital. following I'm illness Of the past
few days The body was taken 10 Cad
q. yesterday morning for burial
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the late Mrs Lila Wochrr. VI Of Law
renee Wocbc:. vii! hc held AT tho late
hou,c ia Main street. Elm Grove. r.
nu"n high mass VIII be Offered a; 81.
N:urrnt'S church at SO O'Clock. and in
torment Will h., in Mt calvary cemetery.
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Wnltor 2. Nllter

rnnnra! services for Walter Millter
or.d a. we'll known plumber Of this city
who died al the home Of his parents,
uu Lett Hand Run. Wednesday morning.
,'clock from the late home. Rev. 8. r.
s,rnnss. pastor Of tn" Zion Lutheran
,hur,.h viii uffir'a,c and intcrmrnt Will
hc made in the Mt. Zion cemetery.
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DIED

n1LI1R-On Thursday. September Is.
1920, at $50 o'clock a. m. at the late
residence, East Twcnty-ninth street;
WALTER F.. MILLER. in the i3rd
year Of his age.
Funeral services from the late residence
East Twenty-ninth street. Cald~eias
Run, on Friday. September u, !9Zo'
st2 o'clock p. IN. Friends OF the ram
ily respectfully invited TO attend. In
,crment in Mt Zion cemetery.
won1ER-on Wednesday. September
Is. 1890. at $40 o'clock a. M. at her
home at Elm Grove. LILA H. wlle
Of Lawrence Woeber.
Funeral services at the home Friday
morning at o'clock. Requiem nigh
mass at St Vincent de Paul Catholic
church at $3.50. Interment at MI. CAL
vary cemetery.
VAN LAw-On Tuesday. September u,
1870. at IL o'clock p. M. at her late
residence. 1850 Jefferson street. Bell
aIre, KATE. wife Of John ID. Yam Law.
Funeral services from the residence Of
her daughter. Mrs. William ). Plan
kew. - Thirteenth street. Wheeling.
w Va. Friday afternoon 1880. Friends
respectfully invited TO attend. Inter-
mcnt Greenwood cemetery.
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TOR RENT-NiCely furnished rooms for
Hight housekeeping and sleeping. An-
ply End floor lew lntrligencer Bldgo
sos Market ST. te-l2-tf
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TOE RENT.

FOE RENT-R-1ck house, rooms, bath
attic, largo yard, $1,000 per month, az
T4-5lst ST. Apply wheeling Tile Co.,
3lSt and Eoff SIS. sir!
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Salesman Wanted

Salesman to represent a well-known
Security House in this territory. eXper-
irnrn not essential. but must have a
good personality. Call olc Zweig Bldg.
Bella re. Ohio. or phone Bcllairc SOL. 81
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FOR SALE-Uverland 5-passenger; re-
painted. \ good buy. Time payments.
Tr..Staie Motors Co.. 18th and Chap
Inc SIS. Sill
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FOR SALE-IIayHcs passenger, 1917
model overhau.ed and repainled. Time
nayments. Tr.-State Motors Co. 18th
a!:I thapline Sts. s-ll-l
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LOST AND FOUND.

roUNDTBunch OF keys in from: OF
quality tire repair shop last evening.
Owner can have same by calling officer
Movers AZ Police Headquarters. s-l6-h
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FOR sALE-Studebakcr six touring
1875. We sell on monthly payments
Capitol Car Co. 1908 Main 81. Sill
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BUSINESS OPPORTUNITIES

Mon, We Ccacn Barbering Quickly
Have your own shop or>work for big
wages. Jobs furnished. Write. Moler,
SAL W. Jth St. Cincinnati, Q. aug2l-3Ot
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Salesman Wanted

FIRST ella Security Salesman TO rep.
resent a well known reliable Cleveland
security house with an office at Bel
la!rc. g.. will ,ftcr hest proposition to
right man. Cali PIP Iwc!g Bldg. Bel
lairc. ohio. or phone Bollaire 1OI. 81
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FOE SALE-Ovcrtand coupe, model S.
1; co.,rhuuled and rcpa.nted: Time
payreats rri-State Motors Co. 18TH
and Gina pine SITS. s-ll-l
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PoR SALE-BuicH 4-cylinder. 5-rasen-
ger IN good running condition. Time
PAYMENTS. Tr!-S:ate Motors Co. 18th
nnd thApline SIS. S-ll-l
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FOE SALE-r'halurrs coupe, 1871
model. in fine running condition. Time
7.vm-nts. Trl-Siate Motors Co.. l6ta
and thapl!nc Sts Sill
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o 90 Q . 90
! BRAIN TESTS
} BY SAM LLOYD :


MINUTES TO ANSWER THIS
No. $40
A CHAKAnE
In fruitful fields my hrst they grow
Nv busy next there labor too.
4 hardy race my whole you II ind.
TO husbandry and peace inclined
Answer to No. SIG
The occupations suggested arc--,ar
p-,ntcrS and Engineers tauCinc ncars }.
u'ouvrigh;. 1870. by sam loyd.)
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FOR SALE-Studcbakcr roadster, 1917
model. ovcrhauled and reprinted Time
p: ymrIts. Tr;.Statc Motors Co, 10TH
ard GhapIine SITS. s-ll-i
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FARMS FOR SALE.

FOR sA1E-I1arm Of 10 acres: . houses
LrirI; and | stone, barn for 80 head
stock. Flowing water at barn from
spring. mil" from II. II. station. -
miles from I'hila. in montgomery county
.P2. . ai'-'
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PoY. sALE-Farm 81 acres. new house
and new barn. other out buildings
plenty good water, !: good LAND, one
mile north Of Belmont. Ohio. on good
road. II Interested call on or ADDRESS
II J. Dietrich. Belmont. Ohio. s-l'-n
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FOR sALE-All American ton truck
1896. We sell on monthly payments.
Capitol Car Co., l2uS Main ST. SILL
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FOE sALE-Bu!ck roadster in fine run
arng condition. 1917 model Time pay,
lnrl4:s Tri-Siale Motors Co.. 18th and
Caiplinc SITS. s-ll-l
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FOR SALE-Studcbaker roadster s295.
We sell on monthly payments. Capi-
tol Car Co.. l2ON Main ST. SILL
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FOR SALE-AuToS.

PcR sALE-One Ford ton truck in good
condition. $500 II sold at once. VII
bert Wilson, Stone Church Road. Elm
Grove, S-'V-J
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Mrs. Lawrence Woeber
This morning the funeral services LOT
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FOE sALE-Columbia six 5-passenGer
1919 model. run 5000 miles. Time
raymcnts 1ri-State Motors Co., 10th
and Chapl!ne SITS. s-ll-i
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FOR sALE-Tord u ton truck. George
l.. Klein NcWS Co"r1nE' ll-4ltn 81
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FOR sALE--Over!and model 10. spas
scngcr. IN GOoG running condition.
Time payments. Trt-State Motors Co.
| 18TH and Chap!nc SITS. SILL
The Wheeling intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1903-1961, 1920-09-17

FOR sALE-Ovcrland 5-rassenger; re-
PAINTED. \ good buy. Tome. pay,
mrnts. Tr!-State Motors Co, 10Th ana
Chaplnc SITS. SILL
The Wheeling intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1903-1961, 1920-09-17

FOE sALE-Hudson coupe. in fine run
ming condition. Cheap. Time paJ,
mcntS Tri-State Motors Co. 18TH ana
ChaplIne So. Sill
The Wheeling intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1903-1961, 1920-09-17

POE SALE-TIudsnn I-passenger, In
good running condition. Time pay.
mrnts. Tri-Statc Motors Co, n IN and
C'haplinc SITS. SILL
The Wheeling intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1903-1961, 1920-09-17
WANT1D-NAM

wAHrIo-BrishE young man to l.arn,
automobile business. High school,
graduate preferred. must have, common
school education. VIII pay moderate
wage while learning. Good chance 10
grow up with Packard organization. Ap'
ply D. L. Mason. Packard Motor Com
pany. Leatherwood. s-l7-i
Every evening, Wilmington daily commercial., 1920-02-25
WYETH's WORK ON VIEW.
Wilmington Illustrators Can
vases Shown in Brooklyn In
stitute; Praise for Artist.

The Pratt Institute, Brooklyn. is hold
ing Nh exhibition Of paintings ard illus
trations by N. G. Wyeth. Mr.. Wycth Is
one Of the ablcat Of the present-day
illustrators.
A student OF The Massachusetts Normal
Art School and the Erie Papc School Of
Art in Boston, and after that pupil for
four years Of Howard Pyle, he IL carrying
on in his illustrations the best traditions
OF fine execution, beauty Of composition,
power OF expression and harmonious
color.
He has illustrated such books as
Treasure Island, kidnapped and The
Black Arrow by Robert Louis Stevenson;
The Boys King Arthur by Sidney
Lanier; Mysterious Island by Jules
Verne; Robin Hood by Paul Creswick /;
The Mysterious Stranger by Marx 'Eyain
and the Last of the Mohicans by james
Fenimore Cooper. He is member Of the
Philadelphia Watercoior Club, the Will
mipgton Institute Of Fine Arts the
Philadelphia Art Alliance and the Society
of American Illustrators. and has won
medals and prizes at several exhibitions
The exhibition IN Brooklyn includes his
for King Arthur. kidnapped.
The Black Arrow, The Mysterious island
and other books - Boston Trangcriut