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The Wheeling intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1903-1961, 1920-07-26
IRON REVIEW

Sav York. Julv 25.--T-ou and steel In
tn-es;S are confident that as result OK
no acceptance BY the railroad orother'
.ood OF ne wage award granted BY the
',hor board. traffic will improve 70 such
49, a1,4r. as 70 remove a large part OF
- handicap experienced Up - tEe preS-
ont time IL moving congested mater ID
An active resumption OF shIpWen'S -
expected With the return 20 iuh C'eN9
On ma roads Mills ar" operating stead
~ A. 81 r~- cert % capacity ana 'N'-
49, ,-,r-oycr.eU. - oUi" TetNcG"d nE
ar sb,-taGe. Tho market ~ 'a.L
stead. bu. RessemCr oiuets have stS
fered - = SIS minimum AZ Eit'S"U5, ~:
Structural orders taken by The leading
.,o-s "a, month were the lowest IN
nysr a year. tOtalsnS about sO'tVo IONS
NJ rirty PER cent OF capacity compared
win ia. 5nO IONS or s. = per cen; n TIE
n-evicus month &,
Pc ron has become very active IN
,,s so,.,h CaS placements have been
batter Buying OF pig iron In me ONO
and Pennsylvania valleys continues IN
n-oro-t:on with the market strong
Saslc and Besserer grades II IRON con
t!aue S!rrn and the former vas adVihoeu
- az delivered eastern Pennsylvania
against S43 heretofore.
Cooper business has been substantial
a, 10 10 cent level held By producers
for ;h,rd quarter. both from domestic
and Scrs!En consumers ouC inc lar go
Se'lP-S show moro TeAIClNil'' ~ ~ NJ
orders AZ this figure. The end o' the
brass makers strike IN the CoGn"ctI"ut
VALLEY - expected 70 open resumed puT-
chases Of 100000 pounds daily.
TIN easier because OF weak EieTHhg
aYcbanRe ard absence OF buyers ana
consumers. However short stocks and
much improved conditions N the British
trade add strong uadertone
4 feature Of the lead market vas the
action OF leading operators on Wsdnes.
day IN advancing the spot prir~ from
10 81 cents New York. and = 20 -
cent. east s.. Louis delivery. disregard
irx possible imports on the low British
rr7-e level The open market Is much
suffer a. cents New York and -
csr.s ST. Louis. az result or exceed
,nz,y limited supply OF metal.
2.nc continues in strong position
on shortage or stocks and l!Sht offer
!nEs ~ sellers. while Inquiries nave IN
creased.
Ar-!mo0v steady az the - cents spot
Nth buyers much more active.
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MOUNDSVILLE
NEWS
WILL SUBMIT
PLANS FOR MINE
WARDEN TERRELL OP STATE
PENITENThRY WITH CONTROL
BOARD MEMBERS GO TO
CHARLESTON.
Coal VIII Be Dug by tho Convicts on
! the Grounds OF this state Penal
Institute.

Or. +. r. Stephenson president. and
Hon J. Walter Barnes. treasurer Of the
state board Of control. left here this
morning TO return to the Capitol city.
where they Will submit plans 10 tho
board or control for tho opening Of the
60 aero mine on the ~ ison farm War
den J. z. Terrell Is in Charleston. and
as soon as McsBrs. Stephenson and
Barnes arrive there today they VIII
confer with the other members Of tho
board OF control ari with Warden Ter
rell. and Immediate action will be taken
on the matter.
The consumption OF coal at the state
prison hHs been very great in the past
few years. and many thousands OF dol
lars worth OF fuel arc consumed each
year. The estimated cost Of coal for
use At tho Eintc prison per Rnnum *
said TO be $4,000. According TO a ro-
port given out yesterday. the 81 acrcs
OF coal that is available under the prison
farm would last The institution for hp-
pruXimatciy Go years.
There are two veins OF coal that can
be worked under tho old farm. the
SewicklCy vein. which runs from five 10
scven feet. and four foot vein. The
former vein Is near tho surface. and Is
found 10 be III" very best quality OF
coal. The amour q: coal that would
be available from this enormous acre
aE" IL said to be around the $4,000 ton
mark
Tho state officials expect 20 run tho
mine with tn" available" man power that
IS to 10 had ut the prison. \ sufficient
number Of the CNuNlCiS thnt are sent to
the state pcnltcut!ary viii supply tho
necessary lnbor Ms many OF them have
had cAprricuc" In the coal mines OF the
state At present thu pffirials arc seek
ing the employment Of rilnc foreman
md n RuperintrndTnt who will take
permanent charge Of tho work
II. ". Leonard. local man who has
lad several wears ~ coal mine cApcri-
cncC. stated last evening that IN" work
of sinking thu shaft would begin at an
early date. although the matter OF
opening nv u,r,' had E"t received the
rp.l touch b. tho stint" departments
Mrs. wiley Evans Dies, Oh.
Mrs Wiley Evans. who was recently
opcrRted on at III" Glendale hospital
died Yesterday morning ~ IN O'Clock. in
h,r stNtv-scVonth V"ar. Ms Evans
WIS practically lifelong resident of
This city. and was devoted church
worker having boon identified in The
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, hour and were we'll attended in spite OF
| the rXtrCm" warm weather.
Somewhat BETTER

hour and were wrli attended in spite oil
the rXtrCm" warm weather.
Somewhat Better
ElwOod Miller. young son or MT ana
Mrs Miller Of Center WRrW GOD. ~
Rlnwly r"c"v"r!ns NJ his HON" after re-,
ce!ving serious injuries when he fril
from = swing at the Fairgrounds. II
was Mt fist Thought thnt hts arm was
hrnkcn. but after careful examination
4 Was found I" l." only cut. he received
3 large cut on hts head which took scE-
rrii stitches t. close.
north side Briefs
Mr.. and Mrs. PAUL Kraft and SON
Junior II Cleveland. NJ" spending 1"W
Jaws visiting ~ tn" home OF Mr.. ana
Mrs. Parker OF Twentieth street
Miss Elsie Henderson has returned to
her HON" on Seventeenth street after
apcnding ten day vacation at bacheIor
Mise Grace Young lcf, Saturday for
Grafton, W Va. wfcro she will spend
the week with friends and relatives.
Miss Bertha Garrison 81 Pittsburgh.
10 visiting relatives on Eighteenth
stree.
Miss Mildred Fisher has returned 10
hcr home IN Elm Grove AFTER visiting
relatives IN this city.
Joe I.ukcns has returned 20 hs home
in W"llsburg after visiting fr!cnds IN
this city.
Miss Ray Miller returned to hcr hone
in Pittsburgh last eANn!ng after cislt-
Ing friends in this city.
Frank Watson Of Warwood avenue
left Saturday for F'airmont where he
Will spend the week visiting friends.
Miss Julia Miller has returned TO heT
home IN Wallshurg after visiting friends
and relatives on Eighteenth street.
Nr and Mrs. walter HSM lien OF De-
tr3tt. Mich. ara visiting IN this city.
Sr and Mrs Henry Games and child
r"n Of Chicago. ILL.,. ar" expected to ar,
rive in this city som" tine today and
will Visit, at the Tclsing residence on
R!chlnnd aV"ru"
MIR. and Mira Charles Stein and
daughter have returned 10 their hom" IN
Fairmrnt after visiting relatives IN this
city
Mr. and Mrs. Reed and daughters Of
Fnrkershurg arc the guests "f Mr.. and
Mr9. Adams
Miss Margaret Wright has returned
To her home - Canton. Ohio. after
spendng week visiting friends and
relatives hero
Miss Allie Hood has -"u,rOcd 10 her
home on Eighteenth street after visit
ing friends a. sutton. ". Va
Misses Pearl and l'rc!" Dean. Of Ak
ron. ohio. who We're visiting at tho
HON" n Mr.. Rrd MIRA. Henry K!chner.
OF WarwoNd avenue lcft Saturday for
their homo.
Robert Dixon. Of North Warwood av-
+nu". ia spending few days visiting
friends and relatives Al MoundsvtIle
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Dies AZ Home Of Daughter

Word was reserved In this ci'y ""s;er-
dry OF the death Of Mrs. Sarah Ellen
IYcakNyl Rominc. widow or Eoo"r'
Benton Roniue and mother OF T.. \.
Romlne. secretary treasurer OF the Fol:
mar Roinine company. which occurred
Saturday morning at Il o'clock al IN"
homo Of her daughter. Mrs Cora Allen
near Cedar Point, DoddridGe county
following an illness OF several years.
Tho deceased was born AT Cood Hope
on September %. lS43. and WAS :
years OF age She was derout mem
Der OF tho Baptist church and alwa%a
took an interest IN the church WORK
For the past several years she has re-
sided at the home OF her daughter. Mrs
H L. Gain OF Columbus. until a short
time ago when she went 10 poddridse
county.
The funeral services Will be held this
morning at II o'clock nj the Old Zap
list church. near Cedar Point. Inter-
ment will be made IN the Family pury-
ing grounds in that community.
Tho deceased leaves. besides the two
daughters above mentioned, Mrs. Alien
and Mrs Gain. two other daughters.
Mrs. E1tta Bland OF West Union. ana
Mrs. 4 r. Norman of Psrkers6urg; also
three sons. Roy c.. and Louis c. OF
Doddridge county and f.. :. !"mine. OF
this city
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BENWOOD
Many Laft.


Many members II The Inform Rank
KniEhtA Of PythlaS lett yesterday for
cleveland. whore n" national enCa mp
rnsrc OF Tho Ka!ghts q rythias IS being
held About twenty-five regular ncm-
hers made tho tr'p. Squire Paul R!ed"i
lNt, early Yesterday morning with IN"
Peawood com pany. Of which he Is cap
tain.
The regular Sunday services o. tho
Railroad ~ were held yesterday. John
c. Lee vas a. the head OF the services
and the program was carried out sue
cssstully. The church services are
proving a success and many new mem
bers have been added
Council Meeting.
The se-,l-mCrthiy meeting cr IN" cltE
council Will take place In the city hail
tomorrow evening. The meeting VII.
be called 70 order A. $50 sharp and a.!
members are urgently requested 70 pe
present as important matters Wi! Do
discussed. Tho further discussion %
the streets Will be brought ~
VIII Be Arraigned.
The case OF Anna Matuslc. who will
be tried on a disorderly charge. Viii be
brought up before Mayor Sprouts tues.
DAY evening az the regular session OF
SSS&eazs<s,- officer O'ponnel was called I"
south Marshal street last meaneSoay
SF,er e!ghbors had complained. and "r-
de-ed tho woman 20 ," Gu'"ted GOWN.
Legion Meeting.
The members ot IN" American 'Nk'o"
~ A.nwoud which Mas I"''h'F te
r.o,.a6 80 m, lower end OF the city near
Sio viii meet IN Their new ,edi,
leo on TUESDAY evening. Tho members
are ali urged % be present at %,!o,"
sharp As important matters w" ~
taken ~.
Good Times.
Young men aud women o. b|nrooG
"a .,iSv,ne themselves with rea!
pas,,rre OF ylsasures at the Kerry camp
60 Suntsy 'rn.S newly constructed
49, working wonders and avery
sn,day many PERSONS can b" 'ou"d
spend!1x ths de aou-s n IN" pArks
Yrs,erday . record breaking "r""G vas
rrat,ar large ~Gmhs- 81 Young 'ad'eS
Attending as - NAs Ladies IaH
Bsrvcod Briefs.
Joe Morr.nEs:ar AMI Joe FNtrra'-'c-
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Norman Allen.

Norman hilou. IS years Of age did
Saturday afternoon at 40 o'clock, =,
his home. No. l05oi, Main street. fol-
lowing a short Illness Of complications
from which he suffered during the last
two weeks The deceased was born in
panwood. and when small child cana
10 this city where no has since resided
He was employed as a clerk In ono or
the largo mills.
The deceased Is tho son Of Mrs. Han
nah and tho latA Thomas Allen. Besides
his mother ne Is survived by ona
brother, william T. Allen. who - IN the
United States Army. stationed at Fort
Sam Houston, Texas.
Al late hour last evening funeral
nrranGemAnts were !nComplete
The Wheeling intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1903-1961, 1920-07-26
Alfred MARKHAM Dles

Word WAS received III this city sat-
urday from Indianapolis. Ind. If Tho
death of Alfred Markham. which "''
Cured at his home IN that city Satur;,
day afternoon following an attack %
Appendicitis. The deceased WAS we'll
known In this city. having visited hero
frequently. Tho deceased WAS a son
Of the late Edward and Harriet Wood.
yard Markham. and was Il nephew or
Mrs. e. c. Franzheim OF this city: His
ing'S foremost families. No details as
TO the funeral arrangements have hceh
completed. but the funeral VIII prob
ntlS ~, held IN that city
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Alrhonsus cathedral. In,ermcnt VIII be
made at Mount Calvary cemetery.
The deceased WAS born and reared N
this city and was 6S years Of age. liza
spent practically hts rnt:rv hr" IN this
city until recently when Ne moved to
The Ferry. OS late h" had been en-
ploycd at the North Wheeling glass
factory. He was a member Of thu ST
AIphonsus cathedral CONGREGATION.
The DECEASED ~ survived by his WIFE,
Mrs. Jennie Siroutman. un" SON. LOUIS
S,routman. three brothers. William,
Fred and Louis St-outmar, and on" SIS
ter. Mrs. Wendell Haurs"
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OUTRAGE RESENTED

Dublin. July 70 A. Newport. Tip
pArRry. last night a gems OF men shear
cd the hair from a girl because Shc was
keeping company with "A policeman. FIX.
asp"rated NJ the outrage. soldiers and
police turned out and burned the houses
or all the principal Sim Fciners. cnus-
Ing them to flee for tholr lives
Two coast guard stations IN III"
Bearhaven district were ralded today In
one OF tho raids at BallNRarven", CHIEF
officer Sncwin and petty officer Brown
killed
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WAC on The Verne Swain last evening.
Walter Jones' was visiting friends here
SATURDAY. and Sunday.
Charles Conklln spent AL day SUNDAY
A. the Merry Camp
Mrs. John CramS7. &C Alliance. @ was
visiting friends hare !"r tho w"ek-"nd
Mrs kata Johnston returned 70 her
HON" in Cleveland after spending two
worHs vacation with friends
AIrc Ca-ors was VISITOR n wheel
ing vrSfA-GaN.
G.orgs Rsr-v - arl- - - oV' again
s',or several weeks - Illness
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Nnllidnu Ynneral.

Funeral services for Miss Elizabe n
Jane Holiday. daughter OF George ".
and the late Ada Roll Holiday; who
died Friday afternoon az , o'clock. In
+ery The deceased WAS In her thr-
tenth year "t age. and besides her
father. ia survived b. several brothers
and sisters.
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MRS, Gait Confident:
OF RATIFICATION

Nashville. Tenn. July R-Mrs Car
Am Ar Woman suffrs association,
announced here tonignH That sufficient
Pledges had been obrS4 ed by her or
ganization and other suffrage leagues to
insure ratification Of the federal SUI
fragc amendment by tho special session
II The Tennessee legislature, which Gov.
Roberts has announced he will call Iur
August 9.
,nin,.dutt with Mrs. Cats announce.
mont Foster v Brown. former attorney
general of Porto Rico. and an advocVsb
o. ,,c-,nn suffrage iasued a statemenS
contcnd!ng that ratification Of the
.. ..Iui~rr nv members Of tho lcEisla-
ture elected A. the last election won1
- rortrarv to tho Tennessee constitu.
ticn, department Of justice officials =,
~ .uulLtrn Gently gave an opinion
TO tho contrary ..A&A snn1nnHn NAna0
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Elnsral services for Onward r.
S,rou.nan. who d'"d Friday evening a,
h.q Int -es,deucA ~. 5ll North Firth
stree Martins Ferry. a. a reauit OF
complications Will be held Tuesda
morning a. SaO O'Clock Requicm hlgh
mass Will be offered At o'clock AZ 81
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Thompson Funeral

Funeral services gor Mrs Mary F.
Thompson. widow OF the latn Henry w.
Thompson. on" OF the most highly e..
termed residents OF MoundsNille nnd
Marshall county. who died very sudden
iy Saturday morning. Will b" held thiS
afternoon At O'Clock AZ her late r"Ei-
dcnce on Toml!nsnn avenue. Mound a.
VILE. Rev r. G.. -Geunt. pastor OF tho
First Presbyterian church. OF which me
deceased was an active member. VIII
have charge OF the services. Interm"nl
will be made ~ Mount Rose cemetery.
Ths deceased was the daughter OF tn"
late George and Katherine Blake. She
was horn in Renwood In 1882 and was
sS years OF nga Tho deceased spent
her early days IN Eenwood and atf"'
nor marriage 70 Mr. Thompson. they
removed 20 Mouudaville where she has
since resided for = ysri"d ~ about f"F'y
years
Mr. Thompson ~ survived by GA"
son. Hugh " Thompson. cashier ~ NJ"
Firs, National Bank Of MoundSrtlI%
ana one dauGh'cr Miss Edna Thompson.
at home.
The Wheeling intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1903-1961, 1920-07-26
OBITUARY
MILLER FUNERAL
TUESDAY MORNING
RESIDENT OF NORTH MAIN
STREET FOE so YEARS Elk
PuES AT AGE OF "a
Was Ono Of Ttrgt Members OF 81. Al
phonsus congrogation-Nattv OF
Germany

Funeral services for Mrs Jus,ina
Hell Miller. widow OF the late Heter
Miller who died saturday afternoon AZ
o'clock at her late residence NO. SVli
North Main stree; Will be held tomor-
row morning at $50 o'clock. Reg uiern
hlgh mass will be offered at o'clock
a. the Sacred Heart Catholic church. In
tArnent Will be made in the family
burylug grounds at Mount Calvary
cemetery.
The deceased was born IN Hesse,
Germany. on May 18TH. 1868. she was
! in her S5th year Of age, She zane 10
tho United states Ia 1872 81 the age OF
Is. and came directly 20 Wheeling
where she has made her home since.
Five years after her arrival IN this city
she was united In marriage 20 iclH.
Miller Tho marriage was celebrated
A. S. Josrph's Cathedral with Kew
Father Nreusch performing the cere'
! nony.
HEr husband for a number ~ years
conducted a grocery on North Main
stree. and passed away In August. lSl ],
four years after they celebrated thelt
golden Wedding anniversary. The ram,
!ly home has been located al 3Ol Nortn
Main street for tn" past sixty years.
Mr. and Mrs. Miller w"r" among tnn
and helped in IN" building or That coll
Ace After moving 70 North Wheeling
they continued TO attend the services
there until the Sacred Heart church
was established.
The deceased Is survived by IN" fol-
lowing children Mrs John Coleman.
Mrs. Patrick CoTrihan. Mrs. Mary
C Hffrsr ana loretta Miller, LOU, :,
,bta civ There Era eight Grandchil-
drcn and four great grandchildren.
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Card Party
Rontnonnd SnrrtoAR

'rhs evening services at All the
churches throughout the lily vera pos
poned last evAnInE IN account NJ tn.
closing dav ~ the chauiauqua Tho
morning rervices were held at the usua !
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To Open DruG store

Since tho rapid growth Of Beech pot
tom and the surrounding vicinity. there
has been need II n drug store at that
place Or w {. PnutinS Is having the
plans drawn up and such an establish =
ment Will he erected Mt once The
building will be located ~ Stop No. a
on the river road and will adjoin the
present office Of Dr. Poutin$
When completed this store viii be
one OF the moRt UP to date IN the Ohio
Valley A soda fountain will be tn
stalled. He will carry complete linz"
OF oil tina best medicines and drugs
which will save residents Of this EeC-
ton from having Ia so 20 Warwood aud
WellsOurS 10 get medicinal
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G. Royd Hilton. well known local man
who for ths past couple months has
been working on tho largest newspaper
M ClArkYburR. iE visiting his parents
Mr. and Mrs. Jacob Hilton Of South
Warwood avenue. Mr. Hilton Will spend
FnvtrRl days visiting relatives and
friends snd will not return to hts posi-
ton until the latter part OF this week
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Alumni Meeting

Tho n,oiormar IN Car No. 755 ~ the
Wheeling -Stcuhcnville division Of the
Wheeling Traction system. which WaF
paFstrg through this city about three
o'clock Saturday afternoon. came near
tearing tho rear wheel or a large coaI
wagon. The wheel was a Ittle strong
or than the car so that the side OF the
car was torn up considerably, IN R6d''
ton 10 breaking the side entrance doors
Tho car was taken to the Beech Rottom
car barn where the necessary repairs
will be made.
The Birmingham age-herald., 1920-07-10
\. A.AEniN.Hi
FOR SALE

FOR SALE 2l'xl0 Le Blond neavY duty lathe
 eeI alhe. -a A-- lf Queen City shaper. l S. A. Woods pianer and hatcher. No 2f size. 6"xl5."
 Fay < Egan single surlacer size 2i"x6.
 lu l-siae ,ia.s x sIou stsqld.r new No. Wheeland saw.niu lie" io~ess ----., ~~-er. l6 x5S Coriiss eA-lrs, 12'x16'' H. S. G. Automatic Engine ''xlS Self-Contained Engine. 50 h p horizontal tubular boiler sxl0 F'lory mine hoisting engine. l. Ma .ui- utCnI llsiIe hoisls. ! lb xs1s xlu uApsex brass titted piston packed pump. New alternating curren, n,esors. ta 50 b. p. 20 h. D. direct current motor. CHAS J. GEOHEGAN AcHINERY C0
 "a S 2nta St. Rsrs~i.<',an. 4 a FOR SALE-One 9O-inch LaBlond iro6 lathe; one 20-inch Silver Drill PresS new; one No. Sturtevant fan: one h inch wood lathe; one blacksmith forges new; one 9x12 side crank steam enginss W. L. Caiiaway, Fiomaton. Ala
The Birmingham age-herald., 1920-07-10

Ut 3NDREDS men-women over v. want eo immediately as government rail- way mail clerks; s150 month; common education sufficient; list positions free. Franklin Institute. Dept. 3-B. Rochester. N, Y.
The Birmingham age-herald., 1920-07-10
AUTOMOBILES
AO OkFlODLL T IiTnrHRfi TOR SALE
THINK

THINK Every time you think automobiles think of Burns Bros. We do sell good used cars at rock-bottom prices.
 Brand new Franklin; $500 off list. Brand new Oakland; $400 off list. Paige, Little Six, SLIGO off list.
 Cadillac Eight, $2,000 off list.
 Chandler; S400 off list. Overland; $500 off list. Two Fords. Two Bucks. Do not lose sight of the fact that when you buy a powerful, economical, lightweight Chandler Six you have bought a car that has a fine sec ond-hand car value. BURNS BROS. Chandler and Cleveland
 State Distributors
 407 s. 21st St.
 Main S024.
The Birmingham age-herald., 1920-07-10
ANNOONSEhAAISGo : -~-~-@-~-@~~-~~-~7-e7-S7
 LOST AND tO J -D

 STOLEN E k 0 M IN FRONT OF PlLI1Z SAT URDAY AFTERNOON ABOUT 5:30, PIERCE BI- CYCLE; D A R K k E D FRAME; TROXEL SEAT, RUBBER GRIPS; NO. 300947; LIBERAL RE- WARD FOR RETURN OR INFORMATION LEAD IN G TO RECOVERY. MAIN 4900. AGE-tiEk- ALD.
The Birmingham age-herald., 1920-07-10
SEE WHAT AGE-HERAID WANT ADS OFFER
AUTOMOBILES
AO EOIVODNLEC AUTOMOBILES FOR SALE


 AUTOMOBILES FOR SALE USED CAR BARGAINS FORD-Touring car. DODGE-Late model road ster. STUDEBAKER-1918 mod el touring car; you'll find it hard to get a better bar gain. ALLEN-1918 model, brand new engine, upholstering and body in first-class condition. DIXIE FLYER-Roadster has been run less than 500 miles; is as good as new. FORD TRUCK-Will haul your loads to your satis- faction. All needed mechanical work has been done on these cars; they are guaranteed to be in first-class condi- ton. DIXIE AUTO SALES co.
 Distributors
 Dixie Flyer. 1912 4th Ave-, N. Main 5413.
Cresco plain dealer. (Cresco, Howard County, Iowa) 1913-1945, 1920-05-14

Wanted-Cattle to pasture. Good
shade and running water. r. w. Fer
RE, phone Paris %. 3.2t7P
Attorney Elmer Johnson WAS up
from Cedar Rapids tho first Of the week
having some probate matters before
the court,
Cresco plain dealer. (Cresco, Howard County, Iowa) 1913-1945, 1920-05-14
N. |. Phone 467

Mr.. and Mrs. Ed Clark are entertain
ing their brother.in-law. Walter Benge
from Mnntans.
The very latest designs and most SUBJ
stantial, practical fads in watches and
jewelry, specially priced. w. o. Sven
son Jewelry and Gift shop. 39-3t
Cresco plain dealer. (Cresco, Howard County, Iowa) 1913-1945, 1920-05-14
Fine House for Sale

Owing to business changes We will
sell our house, formerly known a. the
Mrs. Alma Glass residence. Phone 24S
A bargain If taken at once.
James Walter Mott,
Cresco plain dealer. (Cresco, Howard County, Iowa) 1913-1945, 1920-05-14

Win pay for mixed Rubbers. &c per
b. delivered Ut yard. Sam Falds1siA