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The Wheeling intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1903-1961, 1920-09-22
TRUSTEES SALE.

By virtue Of deed of trust made by
Encil Rayl and Blanch G. Rayl. his wife.
10 r.. T. Mcneil. as Trustees, dated the
l";h day Of June. 1916. and recorded in
the office oC the clerk of the county
court " ohio County. West Virginia. IN
Decd Of Trust Book No. IT, page 543. |
will sell al public auction, on Thursday.
October i4tn, 1870. commencing a. ~
o'clock n m. a. the North front door on
the Court House of said Ohio County,
the following described property. that
IS to say:
4 certain piece or parcel Of land stu
ate in Rlchland District. ONO county.
West Virginia. and bearing lot numbered
Two Hundred and Srvcnty-Seren CID
a. designated on the map Of the plat OF
lots, streets and alleys. known as Glen
nova. The coal underlying said prop
erty. with the mining rights and priNi-
lcScs, is excepted and building restr!tr
tons and conditions contained in deed
to the said Enc.l Rayl from Frank L.
Marsh and wife, dated June 18th. 1916.
Terms OF Sale: Onc-third cf the puT-
chase money or SO much more as the
purchaser may elect. cash III hand on
In. day OF sale, and the residue in two
equal inStallmcntS payable respectively
in six months and twelve months from
the day Of sale, wiki interest. the pur-
chaser giving his negotiable promissory
notes for tho deferred payments. the
legal title being retained as further Sc
c.urity until all Of the purchase money
shall. have been paid.
f. L. MCNEIL. Trustee.
s-l5-on-c9-o-6
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FORD CUTS THE PRICE
OF HIS AUTOMOBILES

Detroit. Sept. 2I.-- RecStablishmcn; Of
prc-war prices on All products OF the
Ford Motor company. effective !mmed-
lately was announced today by Henry
Ford. The price reduction ranges
from approximately II percent on motor
trucks to 81 percent on small aut"mo-
biles.
In announcing the decision Of tho
company Mr.. Ford in formal statement
said:
Vow is n time to call hall on war
methods, war prices. war proctccrtng
and war greed. 1t may b" necessary
for every body to stand q littl" sacrifice.
bu. il will be most profitable after all.
because the sooner VIC get business or
the country back ~ = pre-wnr c"ndi'
tior. progress. prosperity and content
ment vii, occupy the attention OF the
people,
The announcement said tn" prize re-
duct ions were made despite the untitled
orders for l46.O64 vehicles
Th'ro will be no reduction in wages
At any q: the Ford plants 1t was an
noInCcd
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IRISH TOWN WRECKED
BY THE CONSTABULARY

Dublin. Sept 9i-AuXll!ary police
forces last night wrecked the town of
BalbriRgan. near here. III retaliation for
the shooting Of two police officers Their"
earlier in the evening whru District IN
Spector Burke was killed and his broth.
ct. Sergeant Burke. was seriously wound
ed.
Two civilians were shot dead and sew
eral persons wounded. Many houses
were set on fire and The largest hosiery
IA tory IN Ireland. belonging to an Eng
lsh firm. was destroyed.
This morning IN" town was in terror.
and streams of refugees IN all sorts or
vehicles were abandoning tho place for
neghporing villages
shortly after midnight, uniformed
men appeared in the streets. evident
ly bent Oh renrlsals for the shooting
~ the police officials. They mined
lately proceeded 10 wreck the town. tn"
public houses were entered and set on
fire as well rs numerous private homes,
whose occupants We" given time 10
dress before the hIlld,nGN were burned.
Many Of the huSlnvS houses, includ-
ing -" big hosiery Mills Of Decides.
Tcnpler and company, have been de-
struyCd
The town is one Of tho ccntcrs oc hos
i"ry manufacture and power loom
weaving.
II is reported that the two civilians
who were killed. a dairy man and bar
Der. were dragged from their houses.
bayonctted and then shot.
n number Of houses belonging TO rr'm
InGnt Sin FcincrS were set on fire and
altogether IS residences are reported ~
have been burned 10 tho ground. The
Sarking Of the town was carried ont by
some fifty auxiliary police. known HS
BLACK and sans from their uniforms.
Today these police were. reported TO be
declaring they would return tonight 10
com pete the destruction ~ the town.
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BIG AUTOMOBILE
STEAL UNCOVERED
Federal Authorities Arrest Six in De-
trott Implicated In Stealing and
Shipping $4,000 Worth Of
Machines

Detroit, Sept. 2l.--CharGcd with ship
ping more than 100000 worth Of auto
mobiles. stolen III Detroit. through east
crn ports To Scandinavian countries. SiN
Detroit persons. one of them Il woman.
have been arrested here and are being
held by federal authorities under the
Dyer interstate automobile theft act. II
WAS announced today.
Those arrested were, .Almon Basd"n.
so: Belle Warner, "A: William lialpln.
80. Joseph Ga!bu. %; Douglas Moore.
-. and Henry King. -. Three men now
serving a sentence IN the state penitcn-
tiary At Jackson following their arrest
several months ago, are alleged to have
stolen the cars on the streets here. dur
inE Il period of "A few months. The cars.
il is said. w"r" sent overland to eastern
ports by those now under arrest here
and shipped To Norway. Sweden and
denmark. where they w"r" sold. Most
Of the cars are said 10 have been PrHc-
uCalIy new.
tn" alleged conspiracy is said by
federal cheers to bc tn" largest found
lu exist since passage Of the Dyer act.
Belle Warner is said to I've the FIRST
woman arrested GA a charge Of vi"lat-
!nE the act.
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FRIENDLY

.t .,rd Nrs q; v. Marstun Of vii
i,ors,oIyn IS Va. after a brief VISIT
AT the home Of j. l.. NiI!H'tnSo"' nav
Mr. and Mrs. G II. Watson and chill
,irrn of MiGdl"bOurn". were IN" guests
over the week end OF relatives ana
nr' and Mrs. Roy Hays, after visit
inc his parents. MIR and MrS. H. \
navs, have returned l" '.''h'''"' ~
Mr. and Mrs. Earl Wine" and MIS-,
Eran, Vince Of Middichourn"' "'Fo ~.
guests sunday OF friends nero ln's
made. the trip in the former car,
Funeral S"rvlccS we're h'!u ounHaS
over the remains OF the la'S j.. .Lo,,iS;.
LIeshCr. whose death occurred suddtniI
Friday morning. Service" "c." IN
from the family residence ana We1r ~.
,harcc Hr Rev. William Fallen. pastor
of the NJ. r.. church. huFAl ""S '''">>
A number 1T pcol'!" from ms pIaC~
,,tnndch tho recital given by MhdhlLr
Gdrtln - FuutruaN ~ the -\ud'"r'u'
,bra,cr in sisters He. Tuesday eve
ming , -
Mrs clifford Carson has returned 10
her home near W'ooGs!lcld. q, after a
few days visit with relatives and
friends here. np.,,
Misses Nora and Frances DeBolt OF
Sistrrsvillr. were guests Sunday OF 10
cal friends ,...w
Mr.. LYDIA Johnson. Of PnrH"rSpnrE'
g. former resident Of Friendly, - IN"
guest vi friends here ana at sisters
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GREAT HURRICANE
Continued From Page one)

no, reach the mainland hefor" toner
All of the usual precautions we're De-
ing taken to insure safety to shipping.
Preparing For worst
Merchants. store keepers ana the peo-
pic N outlying districts began HreIara-
lions To- meet the hurricane fast ap-
preaching from the g1it.
FLAT, glass windows throughout inc
business section were reinforced ana
w. rever available metal shutters Wcrc
placed over the windows. This WAS eS-
pec!ally true in the old French quarter.
Many sign boards were blown over
throughput the city and In ono section 4
couple Ct houses were unr"oIed ny the
farce OF the wind.
With the rising tide and growing
winds residents and pleaSur" seekers
along the shore OF Lake POnchartraIn
commenced floCk.ng into the city. DIN
cn by the increasing wind the water IN
Lake P"nChartrain began coming over
the Scawall AZ West End and Spanish
I'uIE From the Mississippi coast. re-
ports every train returning to The city
was crowded with vIC.ttionistS seeking
safety from the approaching storm.
All the hotels OF the city arctli"d 10
OVrrflOwinG and refugees are camping
IN the post office. customs house ana
ochrr public buildings. :,
Awnings and signs have been twisted
loose and were hur!ci Through I'll. down
town streets.
All shipping remained n the river to-
day, following the warnings IF The
weather bureau.
All trains scheduled 10 leave New Or
leans since Q o'clock tonight have been
annulcd. The superintendent Of trans
portation OF the Louisviil" & Nashville
reported at II o'clock that the water
was over the railroad bridge at Bay
street. Louis RiGUlcItrS and Chef Men
tcur. y train loaded With gulf coast
refugees hound from New Orleans was
stalled At Chef McntcuT and attempts 10
take passengers over the bridge OIL mo-
tor cars failed. The Wind at Bay street
Louis and Chef Mentcur WAS reported 20
he Go miles an hour.
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There j. something that | want very
much - say to-day and yet am almost
afraid 10 say. SUppOS" | pu; 1t in thr
form q: = qu"Stion--Dont you mink
there can b. such Il thing AS too much
Of the safety first spirit?
In the Other Direction.
We have been carried along IN the
last Crw years on a high way" OF inns
safety first idea. We have been urged
to guard ourselves from this Infection
and that germ. ~ clean our tccth WIN
Rntiseptic tooth pa$t"s half i dozen
times a day. and wash our hands win
antiseEtic soaps before We touch lnod'
and Strriiizr the slightest cut. and spray
our throatS against the germ that lurkS
IN our neighbours SnceZc. until IL seems
70 me We may perhaps b" in danger OF
putting too much attention on N" whoir
subject of health. and need 4 safety 'irSt
movement away from that.
HOW About Your Childhoodf
This feeling has been growing IN me
for some time. but the thing that crys-
tal:zrd II was reading in 4 SAFETY irS.
article. that - per cent OF al! StiEnt
cuts became infected. Is u poSsihiH
,hatthat is not an cXaEGcrat!on: Nould
+ be- possible for any statlStician 10
really know about anything Tx" that'
When was n child | was forever
,,rtiinr and hruisinr and banging my
srlf. tho cat scratched me-. | I"H n"Wn
on IN" concrete and bark"d my Knees
NOS, nidcously, tore my legs on hiram
hl,+ when | went herrying. '"t my
foo, on broken glass. ana never IN al
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LT@- = Il 81&ST
e. (6y RQfth Cameron ~
DO WENEED TO GUARD AGAINST TOO MUCH
SAFETY?
SAFETY?

nv childhood did have any serious
trouble with any of these numerous
,bnratIons. I don't suppose I was an
exceptional child. / wonder what inc
siatiStician would say about all me
childhood cuts that these are typical OF
Not long ago | saw a mother worrying
and frctting over Il tiny cut in cnlio
hand that no mother Of my generation
would have noticed. She had. is ! nap
pcued 20 know. been reading this arrlety
If safety first article.
Too Much Prevention.
True. an ounce of prevention - worth
a pound Of cure. but II seems as II some
propIe used at least n pound OF proven.
lion to save them from the chance or
having 20 use a pound of cure.
Many doctors feel that large per
cent of indigestion is caused by nothing
rycrpt too much thought as TO whether
this or that is going TO agree with one.
Wondcrful cures have been wrought by
getting the paticnt 10 stop thinking SO
much about his digestive processes ana
l.t them work in the peacctul uhcoh-
sc;ous way Nature meant them 10.
or course no one would advise mat
the simple laws of health should De
neglected One comes back III this, as
in rvcrvthing, 10 the old Greek motto
Nothing in Excess" In other WORDS.
DOM LEI; tho wave Of safety first pub
Lefty carry you too far. don't get an
uhSCSsion on the subJcCt--or. F:kr inc
man who 20; one devilc out only to
make room for seven more. your last
state will ne worse than your first.
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ARREST THREE FOR
FARMERS MURDER

Sault Ste. Marie. Mich, Sept. IL
.Nttcr six days of hiding in the Canad-
ian woods. Dougal Moucr. wanted in
connection with the shooting 10 death y
George Elliott. farmer and brick manu-
facturrr. is in jail here today with his
sweetheart. Maggir Rock. and his sister
Pearl. who had gone into hiding with
him.
Mcu"r is alleged to have shot Elhott
,e ih,. latter was holding Maggie in his
arms after Elliott had found tho girl.
dressed in mems clothing in his farm
yard at night. Mouer was arrested BY
Canadian mounted police yesterday
some 10 miles from the American Dor
der.
The girls are charged with being
Ioucr'S aCCompliccS.
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SISTERSVILIE

Congressman Harry c. W""d, r.d at.
rived IN Tyler county MuuIt, .ui
spent Tuesday IN SiStersyill. "ouIc,-
ring with political leaders. Congress-
man woodward is accomapnicd by hls
wife
Lane McCammon, teacher of history
in SiSterSvllle High school has re-
signed his position and returned 10 his
home in Washington. Pa.
Mrs. q. W. Hill and daughter. Miss
Hattie, spent Tuesday as the guest OF
friends in Wheeling.
Mr.. ]. Q. Carman and daughter
Avis will leave Wednesday to spend a
week with relatives and friends in
Marietta and Wavcrly.
Mr.. and Mrs. l.. Young and Mr.. and
Mrs. {. ". Hubbard have returned
from d 9U0-mile automobile trip to
southern points.
DR.. John y. Grier has gone to Wash
inSton. d. c. 10 spend several days at
tending 10 business mattrrS
Mrs. W. Reed. Mrs. Chester E;ckcrS
and Miss Alice Rca are in Wheeling 10
attend the state convention IF the
ElkS.
Miss Elizabeth Mckee has retua,rd
To Pittsburgh |" resume her studies in
the University OF Pittsburgh.
Relatives have received the news Of
the marriage Of Miss Audrey Fiskc
and Mr.. Arthur Carroll. we'll known
local yonns. people. The ceremony was
in Cumberland. Nd. The bride is the
daughter Of l.. l.. FISK and the groom
IS the son Of Mr. and Mrs. +. l.. car
roll. The! VIII return 10 THIS cIty in
few days.
Mr.. and Mrs Arch Bradley and three
children. who have been spending the
past few weeks with her mother. Mrs.
webb. and other relatives, LEFT Tues
day for their home in Sapulpa. Okla.
Mrs. J. 5. Cunningham has returned
from CORY. Pa. where she was called
by the death Of her mother.
Mrs Sampson Thistle and Miss Ethel
Work are horne from few days visit
with relatives in Wheeling.
Mrs Chella Craig Is expected 10 re-
turn Saturday from Sandyville where
she has been spending the summer With
relatives.
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YOUNGEST WAR VETERAN FoUNI
Massachusetts Youth Enlisted In Ca
madam Forces at 10.

Springfield. Mass, sept -. -- The
Youngest Veteran Of the World War Is
believed t. have been found here. He is
Harold J Brunette. who enlisted IN The
Canadian army in 1917, when 10 years
old and served throughout the var
brunette Is the son Of Mr. and Mrs.
NloIunus Brunette. He ran away from
HON" in October, 1916 After working
his way to Montreal he enlisted III tn"
LIST depot battalion of tho LIST Quebec
infantry. After three months OF tram
ing hr went TO France with his outfit
and was in the big offensive which
smashed the NindCnburH line. He was
later IN tie Army Of Occupation. and
returned 10 Canada in 1919. only ) years
old but "A seasoned veteran.
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Worst Expected Wednesday.

Houston, TEX. Sept. "l.-Th" weather
bureau believed to-day that there is no
possibility of the storm striking the
coast with anything lik" fun force be-
fors Wednesday. Rising tides and a
variable wind Of - to - miles wer" re-
ported here. In IS minutes the harOme-
ter here dropped ) points from @s.9. At
r. m. to 29.ST.
Tide reports this = ftcrroon from
MorganS point Indicate Il rise OF foot
and half above normal for that sec
ton of the bay near Houston. AdT!rrS
received here from Brownsville give
that city tho lowest barometer reading
reported from gulf coast, @9.S+.
Railroads hav" announced that rrccau-
lions have been taken In move people
and equipment off tho island on short
notice.
Reports reaching oil companies here
are that operations In some OF tho
coastal fields have been stopped for
the purcScnt and that som" comraniSc
are being abandoned temporarily.
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IN LONDON
ARE HEARD IN TRIESTE
Brarconi Says Now Wireless Carries
1000 Miles.

Trieste. Sept. 2l.-Soncer;s given In
London can be heard in Trieste by wire
less. according to 4 statement 10 the
Associated Press by William Marcon!.
the inventor of the wireless telephone.
here yesterday. SiSnor MarConi was in
i"rvicwcd on board his yacht. III"
Electra. where h" is conducting expert
mrnts with tho View - pcrfcctinG his
wireless discoveries.
Il have evolved an Instrument" he
said. which Will carry l,uno miles and
which E"produCcS the voice more dis
tinCt:y than the ordinary telephone. |
talk regularly with London and get tho
news Of the day. | have come 10 tn"
Adriatic, because conditions here favor
my experiments. Less power Is needed
to work the instruments here than else
where. After this cruise ! am going -
America"
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HELD BOY AS LOVE HOSTAGE
But q Train Spoiled Mans Plan 10 Make
Guilds Sister Rclent,

Chicago. Sept. 2l.--Alcxandcr Nolcsk"
is a new type Of eve man. He va;
infatuated with Mary P"rUski. ~. OF
Gary, lnd. q but sh" was b'trothcd 10 a
man in Pittsburgh. and rejected the ad-
vanCeS by NolCSkO.
VolCSkn Swor" VcuEcanC" He made
immediate preparations To- 70 To lTttS'
hurgh and xii his rival. An inspiration
came To HIM. He would hold the H.
!ear-old brother Of the girl as hOstag
and. unless she rclentrd, he would Kill
the boy. So ne seized the lad and start
cd for Pittsburgh ON a motorcycle. with
the boy, bound and gagged, in tn" SID"
car. At Lima. @. i train struck the
motorcycles and NulCSko was taken to a
hospital III Il critical condition. The boy
escaped with minur injuries.
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wANTED-sALES16EN

wANTEp-Salesmen- who are capable
and OF good. character, who will be
permanent with a good knowledge OF
business. who can be depended upon TO
carry out a program outlined. Intelli- To
gently cooperate and safely attend TO
duties. To such men We will offer the
best proposition. Interview can be ar
ranged with Mr.. Mischne. 81? Zweig "
Bldg. Bcllairc. o. Call. Bellaire 5oI.
S-2l-i
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woMAN'S BODY.
Taken Prom Lake Believed That of
Anna Jones.

MiluaukNc Sept 2l.-Thc body Of a
woman found in Lake Michigan today
was believed 10 BE- that Of Mrs. Anna
Jones, formerly New York artist and
bride of John Archibald Jones OF Ch!-
cayo, who lost her life when the honey
moon dnry in which the coupl" were
cruising became unmanaG;Ih!c two weeks
ago off Racine. Wis. Jones was res
cucd BY passing steamer after hang
ing 70 the overturned craft for Is hours
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Belfast. Ireland. Sept. 2i--Aftcr Il
display by Ulster volunteers today.
armed and disguised men N uniform
on Shannon county l.c'trim and caused
considerable damage with rifle ire and
bombs.
Reports from. Scarf, County Claire
state that r"prisaiS have been taken
on that village for the Souniin% CT
two constables. similar scenes oC-
CURED IN Abhefalle County i..merick.
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wANTED-AGENTS

wANTED-Large manufacturer wants
agents 10 sell hosiery, underwear.
shirts dresses, waists. shoes. clothing.
etc. Write for free samples. Madison
Mills, sos Broadway. New York.
Je-l6-~cd-5ot
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DIED

z1ILUS-At his residence. Upper war
wood. on Tuesday, September 81, 1870.
atS o'clock a. m, JACOB Zilles, in tho
goth year Of his age
Funeral notice hereafter.
EW1Na-On Monday. September IN.
1870, at O'Clock y. m. Al Belaire
civ hospital, MARGARET ELENOR.
daughter OF Fred \. and Florence
Reed Ewing, IN the end year OF hcr
age.
The body has been removed TO the nome
nf her aunt, Mrs. Edward SarHcr, ~
Porter avenue, Pleasant Valley.
Funeral notice hereafter.
cREBs-On Sunday. September 49, ls.o.
al AIS o'clock p. m, AT her late homo
10 1851 Marshall street, Benvood.
MILINDA FLORENCE. wife OF Henry
C'rebs. in her 6+th year.
Funeral from her late home Wednesday.
Scptember 80. at y. m. interment
McNechcn cemetery. Frlcnos OF inc
family invited.
cIousroN-On Sunday, September -.
1920, at $40 o'clock p m. a. me Giea-
d.Ie hospital, DORA CLOCSTON, w:fe
OF william J. Clousion' IN inc tftn
year OF her age.
Funeral services at the home OF her
mother. Mrs. John Messenger. 4tl7
Jacob street. Wednesday afternoon
o'clock. Friends respectfully invited
70 attend. lntcrment Green Lawn
cemetery.
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FARMS PoR SAXI.

FOR sALE-Farm bargains. aged owner
offers lis acres spring watered, alfal-
IA and clover land, with new room
house. slate roof and furpace. 4 mi. TO
Mngo junction on pike. near school,
church and car line. large bank barn,
other buildings. some timber. lots OF
young fruit, $1,000. one-half cash. Pos
session soon. Stocks, etc, priced right.
80 acre alfalfa farm, room. slate roof
cd house. large barn. other buildings.
church and car line, 4 mi. TO Mtngo June.
ton. foot vein Of coal. Priced for
quick sale $500. Address Ross Still.
well Smithf!cid, Ohio. s-lS-k
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Ethel supplied 100000 and the
French government $500, O"H for u!lC-
INK the Eiffcl tower
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! BRAIN TESTS;
} BY SAM LLOYD.
MINUTES TO ANSWER THIS


MINUTES TO ANSWER THIS
No. 523
We were in the cnvirous OF Con-
stantinople on sightseeing stroll.
when four noisy natives fell upon our
trail and spoiled our afternoon by con-
tinually offering for sale a lot Of
bizarre looking urns and jars.
Our boys took a snap shot and says
the picture presents hrst-rate little
rebus puzzle. What two occupa lions
are suggested
Answer to No. 522
DEMON. plus KEY. minus MON
KEY. plus LASH. plus AWT-. minus
SHAWL. plus WARE. equals pELA-
WARE.
Copyright. 1920. by Sam LoydD
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Tradition places the beginning OF
Cambridge University as FAR hA"N as
the seventh century.
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FOR SALH-AUTo0,
Fo1 SALE

FOR sALE-A four family brick house,
on Park ST.. Martins Ferry. Ohio. E. A.
Graham. 633 Main ST.. Wheeling, ". Va.
s-20-i
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BOARD AND ROOM WANTED.

wANTED-Board and room for young
girl. near R!tChi" school Address
School. care lntciliECnCer. Sill
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oPPoxruHrruS

Men, We Teach Barbsrtng Quickly
Have your own shop or work for big
wages Jobs furnished Write. Moler.
34l w. 5th St. Cincinnati. o. aug2l-S0t
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FOR sALE-Two horses. vt. 5000. and
harness.; 81 Thornhill wagon with
coal bed new, Syracuse hillside pillow.
incubators. | brooder, ESQ chickens. In
quire Albert krinkle. Scotch's Ridge,
Martins Ferry, O., lha miles from Stop
10 Rayland line. s-30-m
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wANTED-dARAGE.

wANTED--Tn rcrt space for car n
private garage IN city. Postotfirc Fox
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Hnrun@ never GET plump lao matter
how abundant their food.
The Wheeling intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1903-1961, 1920-09-22
roe RHNT.

FOE RENT-Brick house 1t es-3lst, II
rooms, suitable for boarding house,
$500 per month. Wheeling Tie Co.
3lGt and Eoff Sas. s-lS-i .
The Wheeling intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1903-1961, 1920-09-22

FOE RENT-Nicely furnished rooms for
light housekeeping and sleeping. 40
ply 2nd floor Lew lnteltgencer Bag.
1906 Market St. 1e-lZ-tt