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The labor world. [volume] (Duluth, Minn.) 1896-current, 1920-07-24
QUIT NAaanSa MuRN1AN.

Consistency, thou art beaut. With
one breath tho Rotary club blames Mr..
Murnian for the lynchiug and with the
next recognizes that poorly paid police
officers haven't very much spirit to
fight.
It will be rememberd that on several
occasions during the past year Mr.. Muir.
MAN and the chief Of police called pub.
lie attention to the fact that the police
were underpaid and the force was
undermanned.. They recognized that
the police were inadequate to meet
such an emergency As confronted them
on the night Of the lynching.
If there were not so much class con.
sciousness. brought into play at this
time honest and sincere business men
would admit that tho police werc power.
less that night. They are holding Com.
missioner Muyu;an responsible for sit.
uation he tried his level best to avoid.
If there is anyone to blame, it is the
people.
Now why no. be on tho square, con.
TESS to the error, boost for higher sal.
aries for police officers, and quit nag.
ging Murnian.
Enemies Of labor may think that they
are putting something over with the aid
of organizations they are deluding and
misguiding, but the majority Of the PEG.
pie are on to them. They can not get
by with their we'll Matched, but sinister
program.
The labor world. [volume] (Duluth, Minn.) 1896-current, 1920-07-24

school system has said that he wants
to be able to look 1t. his watch and
to know exactly what every pupil in
every Classroom Of the city is doing
at that precise moment.
This sounds like disposition to put
tho schools in a. Prussian straight.
Jacket.
The labor world. [volume] (Duluth, Minn.) 1896-current, 1920-07-24

Buy government securities fer
your own welfare and your country's
welfare and let no man induce you
TO unnecessarily part with. them.
The labor world. [volume] (Duluth, Minn.) 1896-current, 1920-07-24

These figures, Oh COuTSe, 1|lClUUo
women and children as. well ~ men
engaged in combatant or noncombat-
ant service whose deaths are immed7,
lately traceable to the war: And the
books Of death are not closed, since
every day poverty, starvation and dill
sease due to tho war still take
heavy toll Of human life.
Also of the population OF the war
countries which escaped death the,
majority are probably impaired in
health and working ability by reason
Of the war strain.
The labor world. [volume] (Duluth, Minn.) 1896-current, 1920-07-24
WORLD War COST LIVES
OF 4o,ooo,ooo PEOPLE

Statistic compiled by an English
society on the results Of the world
war place the loss Of life at 10000
000people. OF these 100000 Or
more were slain in battle or died Of
wounds and of disease there. The
figures for the different European
countries run as follows:
The Wheeling intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1903-1961, 1920-05-29
SUGAR.

NEW YORK, May @S-Thc local mar
k"t for raw sugar was stcadlCrF today.
although prices were unchanged. \ ~
trrday business WAS OF pretty fair rl"-
portions an dseclncd To hiN" taken care
ur all offerings and today Their" were
buyers AT l?i. for CuhaS cost ana
freight hut II" seller while other sugars
were not being pressed either. Til" mar
k"t closed at l"Ia for Cubas cost anu
freight, equal IL COS for centrifugal,
with sales OF only Loco tons of r"ru~
for Jun" shipments Ia local rciiincr at
l9l4 elf or about on the basis at l9'.
cents for tuhlS Nothing new d"Nri"p-
I'd in tn" refined situation and prices
w"r" unchanged at -: to 2G': Cor iihr
rranulatcd.
Sugar futures were irregular with
price changes crratic and At tlnrs
quite violent. Thu opening was 80 To -
points lower under continued lquida
ton, but there was fair demand from
radc trade interests and covering by
shorts with July and September advanc-
ing 100 points from the low level, or
the full maximum fluctuati"n permitted
III any ono days trading.
Toward the close. however, there was
renewed selling and prices cased Oft
again closing ~ 10 sc points net lowe:
for the active positions. Trading WAS
OF pretty fair proportions aud seemed
10 be mostly in the form OF evening
up for over the lhree-day adjournment.
The Wheeling intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1903-1961, 1920-05-29
Huntington MAN
GAINED d POUNDS
IN THREE BOTTLES

months nv stomach has been out of fix.
What I ate seemed To form a lump
right in tho pit Of my stomach and gas
instantly formed. making me very uh,
comfortable and al time gave me a%lhl
pains and cramps. ! suffered with con
situation, had mean headaches ana tclt
run down and 10 account all the time.
was so nervous l couldn't sleep we'll AT
night and whath little ] did get seemed
to do me no good, for in the mornings
I felt 50 weak ard so short OF energy
that IL was an effort for me In put my
clothes on and just hated to think OF
going to work
Not one OF The many medicines |
took did me a bit of good and kept
on getting worse and losing weight and
strength until found TanlaC. l saw IN
the papers how Tanlac had helped other
people. 80 | decided /" try II and |
want Ia tell you that | commenced 70
improve hcfor" ! finished halt or the
first bottle. ard aS ! said before &C
iually gained fifteen pounds after taking
only three bottles. My stomach IS IN
flne shape now and ! eat anything /
want without even touch Of ind!ges-
iiun | have almost forgotten what Il
headache is like and and I'm never
troubled any more with constipation or
nervousness sleep like child every
night and feel as well as | ever uld
Tanlar has crrtailY huill NJ" up and I
will ALWAYS recommend and praise II
every chance | get and hope my state
mont Will help other people that are IN
,hc fix that I was im'
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DO YOU think old az" Is always ven
"rIbl" just because II Is old age Ie'-
ter friend wants Ia know.
Perhaps Nuu ran get some lh''' 81 ny
letter fri"nG'S AK" 10y III" question: lrN'
sh,. ls very young. only -. and Sh" says
her aunt SAYS that It dncSn yer
what old people de-. they ar" Nrhcrani,'
because They are cid and ON" Sh"ui1
treat accordingly. Whereas she hrrseIi
knows som" old people that she thlnKS
are disaErccahlc and horrid. and she
does not see why she should nave 10
like them.
Wasn't II lucky that II was an aunt
instead Of a mother who lad down thaL
law" For II II had been mother; 4
would hay" hated 10 question 1t. Ana l
want to.
what DOCS Venerable Mean7
"Ncncrab!"' means, according 20 IN"
diet iunary. "rapahl" or worthy OF h"lnS
voneratrd. deserving honor or respect.
generally implying advanced age
That means that people don't uSuhl'N
get L. hc worthy Of N"n"rati0n until
they have lived n great many years
hut IL doesn't mean that everyone VIII"
has reached advanced Years Is worthy
Of vencrati"n.
In AN Inn where | was stopping last
summer there was an old woman ana
old man. both between so and "".
The woman WAS Il fine old gem leWn-
man, a person uf fine brcHlinE, Of we'll
developed intelligence. ard ~ SW"f
and SClii"SS Disposition. Eh" was what
| call venerable.
'rhe old man. on tho other hand. WAS
one Of those rr"t"h"ty old E"nti' men
who have grown more positive. more
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pUNS REVIEW.

NEW YORK. May 2S.--Duns toinoT-
row will say: The liquidattns process
that began some time ago IN certain
branches Of business. but which mas
has continued and is widening in its IN
flucncc. If not yet everywhere appar
,nt the movement toward readJustmcnt
IS plainly disceruable in various quar-
lcrs as in textiles and hides and Ieathcr
and footwear. and Is manifested hnth
in current price tendencies and IN the
rnnditions affecting future operations.
With an unusually backward season
and . congestion in transportation lha'
has seriously disorgantzcd commerce.
some shrinkaGe Of transactions was TO
be expected. but these restrict'vr rir-
mcnts do not fully explain the prevail
ing disposition Of most dealers to con,
nnssible limits TO the increasing can
citations and revisions Of orders
Weekly bank clearings $i,6IO.6'"'-4l l..
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BUTTER. EGGS, CHEESE.

NEW YORK. May 2S.--Buttrr firm.
creamery higher than eNtrast 6u!s @!l
nrSts (SS TO 81 Score) 81 -. packing
stock. current make No. :. 40 !. u IL.
Eggs irregular, storage packed. extra
flrStS 4Ii2 046i2: first 4%i2 a 40; treSh
gathered. extra firsts 4%ig q Az: hrstS
4l442E. State. Pennsylvania and near
by western henncry whites iirSts To "N,
tras. 50453: state. Pennsylvania ana
nearby hennery browns extras an. TiS:
do gathered browns and MIXED c"l"rS.
lirsts to extras 4@T41;..
Cheese weak. state whole. milk mats
held specials, white and color"d 81 @f3@
do average run 30: state. Who'll" milk:
flats. current make. spcCils. white and
colored. Isl. Gl"SN4 average run 80 q
80.
Poultry. live steady: express hroiierS
40IpSj: freight dom 15NSh cents; fowls
60 cents: ROSTERS - cents: turkeys So
cents. Dressed easier. western lows
fresh 3OU40 ROSTERS fresh % U@I
cents; others unchanged.
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~ A'-'
CASE NO. l047.
The Baltimore & Ohio Railroad Com
pany.
The Pittsburgh. Cincinnati. Chicago
! K ST. Louis Raliroad Company
! The Western Maryland Railway Com
pany.
+ The Monongahc,a Railway Company.
The kanawha & Michigan Railway
Company.
Norfolk & Western Railway Com
pany.
, the Chesapeake 6 Ohio Railway Com
pany.
And all other carriers by railroad in
the State OF West Virginia.
e Application 10 change in,rastate
freight rates.
| whereas, application has this day
been filed by The Baltimore & Ohio
Railroad Company and the other car
riers named IN the foregoing caption
for authority TO increase all intra-
| stntc freight rates approximately thlr-
leave he granted to any ono interested
! 10 file objection thereto before the
+ Commission at any time on or before
the ed day Of June. 1920. and this
matter be SGT down for hearing At a
meeting OF the Commission 10 be held
at its offices IN tho Capitol Building
in the city OF Charleston. on said 22d
day OF June. 1920. al two O'Clock y. m.
, Al which limo any one may appear ana
make such objection thereto as may b."
| deemed proper.
II Is further ordered that the appli-
cants publish copy Of this order once
each week. for two successive weeks IN
: two newspapers Of opposite politics. ~
such there be- and Of general circula-
ton in tho cities Of Wheeling. Martins
/ burg. Clarkshurg. Charleston Hunt
! inEicn and Rluefield; and said ,aprIt-
rants shall also post copy Of this
| order for public inspection in CON
spIcuous place At each agency station
| ~ said railroads IN the state of West
Virginia At least fifteen days prior TO
said 22d DAY OF June. 1870: making due
r.turn OF all thereof on or before III"
day Of hearing
\ Copy.
Teste: "
r! B. BERNHE1M.
myo9-oo Secretary.
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Side: 4[@aMs! =
by Reqftl1 Cameron ~
IS OLD AGE ALWAYS VENERABLE?

narrow-minded and more intolcrant with
every year ] would hate to ask any
Young person To VenCrate him, since 10
ysneratr means tn honor--and whom We
honor We are apt to initiate.
Age should Revive Tolerance.
But though one would not expect young
people to vcncrate him, one would eX-
pcct them to treat him with courtesy
an dtOlerancc. Age does not neccSSar-
ily command respect, but ii should COM
mand gentleness and tolerance.
There is never any use trying 10 chahse
old axe because il can't be done an!
more than you can bend strong OLD
tree as you would bend sapling. II
can he broken. but not bent.
And Of course no younger person
should ever permit himself or herselt 10
quarrel with an old person. That ID an
nndirnIfcd and unrhiValrOus thing TO do.
Hat rasto to Make Fun.
Nor Is il either manncrly or decent 10
make fun OF an older person, no matter
what he may do.
Sometimes some of the younger peo-
pIe Mt the hotel did make run OF inc
trotchety old man. or scrap with MN;
And when they did. much ms we disllkeu
the old gentleman. the general SEihPA'"S
always went out 10 hIm.
One cannot make young people veneer
ME all old age, AMI I think the attcmp,,
to do so only produces impatienca anu
"A sense OF hyp"CriSy in the younger
yan.ration Eut one can, l think. make
Them see the weakness and pathos or
old age and rouse in them the chlNal-
rous, Considrrat" spirit toward old age
which is ono nf the SurCst hallmarkS
of true breeding.
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MONEY AND EXCHANGE

NEW YORK. May 2S.-McrcantiIe p.-
por ~. exchange heavy. Sterling Nv
day bills 3S5lG: commercial 90 day mn
on banks ASST: commercial 60 day bias
3S5: demand 500: cables &9O&i: francs
demand 1912: cables 1910.
Belgian francs. demand l2?2; cani'S
1870. GuIlders demand 36A.: cables
365,. Lire, demand 1907: cables l!O1
Marks. demand ga: cables @+5; New
York exchange on Montreal Ms per-
cent discount Government bonds IT
regular; railroad bonds strong.
Time loans strong: 60 days. 30 days
and months $'a.
Cali money steady: high g.: low &; rui-
ing rate 6: closing bid .; offered ut o.
last loan 6; bank acceptances 6ls.
After the close the following quota
lions we're made: High ! closing bid b;
offered at I: last loan !.
French exchange strengthened in nc
late dealings. Francs demand ~!
cables 1915; Belgian francs demand 10;
rab,as loJ3
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Had Suffered General
Breakdown After Return
inc From Overseas, but Is
In Fine Shape Now.
HAD NO STRENGTH;
COULD HARDLY SLEEP
I'm Spite of Everything I
Could Do I Kept Getting
Worse Until I Finally
Tried Tanlac," Says
Bowers.

"I have Just finished my third bottle
Of Tanlac and hay" gained nfi""n
pounds in weight" declared l.. H. Bow
crs Of d0S &rd street. Huntington. w.
Va. a car builder for the American Car
Foundry company. MIR. Bowers was a
saw active service in France.
shortly after returning from over
seas" h- continued. Il began feeling
hati and had a general break down In
health | first started suffering with
i,sdlgrStIou Ind For the past seven
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p,rrsRuRaR LIVE STOCK

pITTSBl, RtiI. Ia, May - HVKTV
steady. supply Light; Prime N$.OO 10
sheep steady. supply light: lr!me
wethers $3.50 TO 1000; culls ana COM
mon $3.50 to $50: spring lamhs Slo."p
10 1g. 90: lambs $500 10 Inv veal
calves $500 to 1850. ,.
Hogs: lower: supply Il douOl" decks:
primS heavlcs $l4.T5 to 1900: mediums
and heavy workers. $3.50 to i"; 81 ~ Ilsh nj
go. roughs $1,000 10 1900.
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BUSINESS OPPORTUNITIES
priv AN or. LEASE.

$40 buys five acres Texas tI"lo.
p,sdtamonia leases sold T3r now worth
$4,000 per acre. Carter paid 30 per
acre and sold for $4,000 per acre Texas
Rainbow's End now opening up shows
sams geological formation as proven
territory. Leases here may jump any
pr.cs with first we'll coming In. It's Il
speculation but the kind Of speculation
that has made many small Investors
rich. The Fortuna Oil co. started In ny
several mon pooling 34n0 in leases--sold
out recently for n million dollars. II
you don't understand lease business
we will gladly explain all details. Re-
nit SO for five acres. We send you
legal lease form and keep you In touch
With Developments. Send name for
free map and full information. Rain
bows End Co. AT Herskowitz Bldg.
Oklahoma City. Okla. my-29-g
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c,.osrNe STOCK LETTER.

BY Private Wire % a F.. MNNVUII VI
Kew YORK. May 2S.--It was Very
coed market this afternoon. one yer!
Favorable sign was the strength SnoM"
iEr nm cheap rails in quiet way Tor
some time and has shown good judE;
ment by so doing. Studeoaker shower
strength and ran up to CO.: before
profit taking caused II 10 ease OH u
noint Tho fact that money advanced
rom IN : percent did not weaken the
marfct. ,e 90
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STILLS

Water stills. made entirely of heavy
copper. one or three gallon capacity
prices $500 and $1,000 respectively;
Shipped prepaid by express or parcel
der, Ideal for distilling water for auto
mobil. batteries. industrial uses and
drinking purposes. Boyer & Co, 239
Farnam Bldg, Omaha, Neb. my-29-g
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The PsnnsyIvGnia System wautsI

Brakemen: (yard)-62h cents per
hour Overtime 93.7 cents after hours.
Brakemen: (road)-.04S cents per mile
with a minimum Of 100 miles. Over
time 1875 cents per hour.
Firemen-;416 to $5.44 per day. Over
time, time and one-half after eight hours
Steady work for reliable men. Excel
lent opportunities for promotion. Apply
to Train Master, Wheeling, w. Va, Bell
aire, Ohio, or Mlngo Junction. Ohio.
my-lS-tf
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The creek mill OF the Whitaker-Gl"ss-
ner company. which was shut down
Monday morning on account or the
miners at the company mine going on
ILLS will resume operation Tuesday
morning. II il not known Just what
reason the miners had for going out hut
the company settled the matter With no
trouble at all.
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BRAIN TESTS|
} BY SAM LLOYD. !

Here Ia study in word evolution
which consists in changing ono letter AT
a time 10 produce O series or worus
which will evole APE into MAN.
Only those letters on the. blackboard
are 10 be used and VIC are expected TO
work out the evolution by using the
fewest possible number Of words. AKE
IS the first: what are the others.
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Answer to NO. 419.

As the terms OF the furniture con-
tract called for n cash payment OF - 10
begin with. the buyer thus bad to de-
eide between an additional sou cash pay
mont or IA installmcnts OF So each: 40
Ter us see how long they would have the
MS. Of the money. They would have
$50 for one month. SIS for the next
month. $50 for the next. $40 for nc
next. then $40 s35. $40. SIS: 20. SO. $40
ard S. making in all $39o 1or one
month. for tho use Of which they had TO
pay $40: which would be nj the rate OF
sla0 a year. and which Is paying SSo'-
$50 plus percent interest.
Copyright. 1920, by sam Loyb.
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TOLEDO GRAIN

TOLEDO. May ?S-tloverseeH: rim"
cash $500; October $4,000: December
Nlsike: Prime cash s@4.5o; December
S@3.9J. ,o,- , ,o,C
Timothy: Prime cash 1917 and lHlS
$40: May $3.50: September Sh"; oc'o-
No. ana december $50: March sS.95.
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nrRERrY BONDS

NEW work. Nav "S-Final prices
,odav were; ais ssl.70: first As sS6 90;
second Is sss.lO; Hrst a.. 5 $3.50: sec
ond AVS $S6.76: third u.s. $al 90
fourth AXIS SS7.6l; Victory - S9O'oA
49, S96 o.,
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xArsis crrY bookkeepsr stertIng In

KANSAS CITY bookkecper starting in
with only his monthly savings and
big idea has dovoiored proposition en-
dnrsed by r dozen h'g banks that en-
able YOU. with an investment OF 500
up to share profits OF clean. legitimate.
ma ton wide business that mas paid out
nearly half million dollars since he
started To learn OF the profits you
can make from small investment. sim
ply send name to-day for bank letters
and full details. Private office. 90s
Baltimore Ave. Kansas City. Mo.
my-29-g
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wAHTED-NAH
WANTED-4

WANTED-i school boys who a4o In
the 9th or eth grade. for a few hours
work each week. Will not interfere
with school work. Geo r. Klein News
Co. 1l-l4th St. my-28-h
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wANTED-Salesl Experienced or
inexperienced. for department store.
Openings in several departments to be
filled at once. Good salary and rapid
advancement to right parties. Apply
Mana ger, The Rose Co.. l002-1004 Main
street, Wheeling. w. Va. my-24-m
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PoUuTRY..

rHoRouG~HHD Barred Rock ESSs;
n-s per IL, Near car line. St!lwell
Farm. Rayland. Ohio.
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wAHTED-Colored tanitor for offices.
Must be reliable. References reQuir-
ed. Apply Wheeling Traction Goa T. r.
Ewing. Island Car Barn. my-25-k
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wANTED-To BUY.
LEGAL NOTICE.
THE PUBLIC SERVICE CONFUSION
OF WEST VIRGINIA
CAPITOL BUILDING
CHARLESTON

A meeting of THE PUBLIC SER
VICE COMMISSION OF WEST NlR-
GINA. hc!L on the l7th day OF May. a.
D.. 1920.
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$40 MvEscHp in oil lenses may make

S1u MVEB.hU III OF ItH""S HHH! TIH"e
$4,000; 81 acre. Oh leases in Texas
Rainbow's End Opening new field
may make your lease o-th $1,000 acre
THIS has happened "a Texas. MANY
drilling wells near my holdings. BUY
low. sell high. That WAY makes Tor
tunes for lasse-owhers. Remit so for
acres write free infnrmRt!on-oil
maps. Pecos valley 60. ll+ls \. Rob
Inson ST., oklahoma CITY. Okla.
my-29-g
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PETROLEUM
CREEK MIL TO RESUME.

OIL CITY. Ia. May 2S-'r"d!t IVA
ances $50. Runs 1854: average ="
eco Shipments 5ocl3: average jJ,S"i.
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FOE RENE

FOE RENT rooms and bath, South
Huron street. 5000. s. h. Frank
Realty Co.. 1912 Main St. y-29-im
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wAHTED-2 OPERATORS Eo1 HILL
oTT-FISHER BILLING MAC11A.
my-29-l
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WANTED-sALESn6EN

wANTED-Salesman. to carry line OF
automobile tires and tubes. Commits
sion basis. splendid proposition to right
man. References required. Rambler
Tire and Rubber Co, 10 W. 23rd st. y.
Y.C. my129-g
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! Fo1 1HNT-Three furnished house
! keeping rooms. One large front room
two small sleeping rooms. 1929 Chap
| line street. my-28-i
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wANTED-Day cook. one who can do
pastry. Write 7. o. Box 176, Grafton,
W. Va. my-29-l
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wANTED-TENALE

wANTED-Good capable women to rep
resent the Spirella Corset Company
for Wheeling and surrounding district;
Write NAB, care Intelligencer. my-2S-i
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wANTED-2 OPERATORS Fo1 HLI-
oTT-FISHEK BILLING IACXNES.
NENT POSITIONS. APPLY 01o. =.
BTHEL CO. my-29-l
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MISCELLANEOUS
LARGE MANUFACTURER

LARGE MANUTACTUAG1
Wants representatives 10 sell shirts. UNI
derHear hosiery. dresses. waists. skirts.
direct 10 homes. Write for free sam
Piles. Madison Mills. 500 Broadway.New
York. y. Y. sat-jy26-jylS 30
The Wheeling intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1903-1961, 1920-05-29
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FOR SALE-A Ford speedster. price
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call at 1917 Jacob street. my-29-g
The Wheeling intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1903-1961, 1920-05-29

FOR sALE-Ford truck. Inquire Kali
ser's grocery, cor. 10th and Main SITS.
my-29-i
The Wheeling intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1903-1961, 1920-05-29

PoR sALE-1.OOO new Hammond type
writer's, all models Standard Thea
tire Supply Co. 360S Jacob ST.. phone
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