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Arizona republican., 1920-08-08

It is a satisfaction to know that . when announce a sale the public knows that it is a real sale said last night that I was using a small advertisement to announce big re- duction rather than a big advertise ment to make known small reduc- ton and the people of Phoenix, knowing my truth in advertising policy took advantage of the oppor- unity As a resuit--ye sold a great amount of merchandise l have money with which to buy a new stock when I make my eastern trip and last and most important of all the people who purchased arc satis- fled.
 Every time I have sale l come put in the open and tell the public frankly why the sale is going to be put on- Two days ago I decided to sell my entire stock of standard merchandise at a 25qo reduction and all straw and Panama hats at a dis count of 509o- l still have a quan- tity of straws and Panamas and the 50eo reduction will continue.
 The old Barnum idea that "The American public likes to be fooled"
 is all wrong What tho people of today want is the truth and nothing
 but the truth and the truthful house
 Is bound to get the confidence of the public I can hardly expect all the people of Phoenix to patronize my store but it is sure pleasing to know that big percentage are intelligent enough to realize the difference be- tween a make believe sale and a genuine reduction on standard mer- chandiSe-
 Today's business was a pleasure. People came to get good values and they got them Remarks of various purchasers such as what a won l derfuI business this store does" and | isn't this fine service" please me greatly. My Tive and let live policy is undoubtedly appreciated 1 and want to thank everybody who 1 purchased for their confidence in i my policies
Arizona republican., 1920-08-08
WHITE WINGS WILL HAVE HARD RUN AT
 ARLINGTON TODAY

From the number of armed men walking the streets of Phoenix last night the uninitiated might annex a few gray hairs wondering when the riot was due to start. But a closer in- vestigation disclosed that the walking arsenals were just a part of the dele gation leaving Phoenix this morning for the White Wing hunt at Arlington
 Probably three score Nimrods will make the trip to Arlington today, leav- ing the Pinney 6 Robinson sporting goods house at 7:30 a. m. When the hunt was first announced 15 or 20 Phoenix sportsmen enlisted for the chase, and the interest gradually in- creased until approximately 60 men had signified their intention of joining the hunt when A.-C. Pinney closed last night.
 A majority of the hunters have their own arms, but those not possessed of a shotgun made haste to local sport ing goods houses and arranged for the rental of suitable cannon. The hurry to get back home and prepare for this mornings trip was responsible for the large number of guns on the street yes tardaV
Arizona republican., 1920-08-08
CARDS OUTFIT BRAVES
 BUT SHORT ON SCORES

BOSTON, Aug. 7-Boston made it's hits count in defeating St. Louis. L,avan was put out of the game in the third inning for protesting a decision. The second game was called off because of rain.
 Score by innings: R. Fl. E.. St. Louis ...000 300 OO1-4 10 3 Boston - .OO3 0O1 10x-5 3
 Batteries: Haines, North, Goodwin and Dilhoefer; Oeschger and O'Neill.
Arizona republican., 1920-08-08
POOR ''LI'L BABE" Is
 SHORT HOME RUN IN
 FOUR TIMES AT BAT

DETROIT, Aug. New York punched hits with bases on balls and won from Detroit. Ruth failed to in crease his string of home runs. He walked the first time up, grounded the next three times and doubled into the crowd in the last inning. A one-hand stop and throw by Jones on Lewis drive was the fielding feature. Score:
 NEW YORK AR R H 20 A E.
Arizona republican., 1920-08-08
AMERICAN LEAGUE

Yesterdays Results Philadelphia 1, Cleveland g. New York 7. Detroit 3. Boston 4, Chicago 2. St. Louis Washington, rain.
 Today's Games Washington at St. Louis. Philadelphia at Cleveland. New York at Detroit. Boston at Chicago.
Arizona republican., 1920-08-08
PIRATES MAKE II TWO STRAIGHT IN
 BROOKLYN SERIES
Babe Adams Pitching in Old Time Form Shuts Out
 Dodgers
IRepubIIcan A. P. Leased wirsI

BROOKLYN, Aug. 7-Pittsburg took a second straight from Brooklyn. aid ed by wild throws to second by Ell liott. Mamaux replaced Smith after three innings. Elliott's bad toss scored Whitted and Caton in the sixth and in the next Adams and Bigbee, after singling came in on Carr's triple.
Arizona republican., 1920-08-08
INDIANS GATHER 9
 RUNS TO MACK'S 1
GRepubIrcan A. p. Leased Wlrel

CLEVELAND. August 7.-Cleveland won today from Philadelphia. While Bagby was hit rather hard, he was effective with men on bases. Cleve- land made the most of its 14 hits off Harris and Moore. Score:
Arizona republican., 1920-08-08

Ayers, Pipp, Heilmann, Ruth. Sacri- flee hits-Lewis ?, Peclxinpaugh, Pratt. Double play-Ward, Pratt to Pipp. In nings pitched-Ayers 8. Oldham G.. Bases on baIls-Off Ayers 2, Oldham 3. Mays 2. Struck out-By Ayers l, Mays 8, Oldham 2.
Arizona republican., 1920-08-08

Yesterdays Results San Francisco 3, Seattle ?. Salt LaAe 5. Oakland IS. Sacramento 0, Vernon 3. Los Angeles 1. Portland 2. Los Angeles 4, Portland 5.
 Today's Games San Francisco at Seattle. Los Angeles at Portland. Salt Lake at Oakland. Sacramento at Vernon.
Arizona republican., 1920-08-08
Will Photograph Hunt

E. E. Kunzelman, Republican staff photographer, will accompany the Nimrods on the White Wing hunt and will photograph exciting incidents in the hunt. Mir. Kunzelman will also take motion picture cameras with him and film special scenes for the Pathe Weekly. These films will be shown throughout the country to familiarize the rest of the world with the excep tional hunting found in Arizona.
 These films will also be used to irn- press upon the lawmakers the neceS sity for better game laws to protect the farmers from the ravages of the doves. The present season protects the mourning dove but statistics show, according to the reports made by farm CTS in the valley, that the mourning dove is causing more damage to grain crops than White Wings. However, today's hunt will be confined to White Wings, and reports from Arlington state that thousands of White Wings flock to the watering places daily.
 The list of sportsmen making today s trip includes the leading Nin1rods of the state and some new records in bird shooting should result from the hunt. The delegation is at least as sured of big days sport, with plenty of doves for the days "eats' and a very good chance of making good on promises made to friends.
 All persons expecting to make the trip to Arlington this morning are re- quested to meet at Pinney & Robin son's not later than 7:30 o'clock this morning The trip will be made in automobiles.
Arizona republican., 1920-08-08
SOX CLASH WITH SOX AND REDHOSEMEN WIN
[Republican A. p. Leased WIrel

CHICAGO. Aug. 7-Schang's home run and Risberg's errors accounted for three of Boston's four runs and Chi
Arizona republican., 1920-08-08
HOW THEY STAND
NATIONAL LEAGUE
Yesterdays Results

Yesterdays Results Cincinnati 1, Philadelphia 6. Cincinnati 4, Philadelphia 3. St. Louis 4, Boston 5. Pittsburg ', Brooklyn 0. Chicago 2, Boston 4.
 Today's Games . Pittsburg at Brooklyn Chicago at New York.
Arizona republican., 1920-08-08
CUBS WIN DAMP GAME
 FROM SOUTHPAW NEHF

NEW YORK, Aug. New York was defeated by Chicago today. The game was stopped by rain after the Cubs had been retired in the ninth. The visitors got to Nehf in the first inning and again in the third, when he was re- iieved by Barnes. The Giants could do nothing with Hendryx except in the fourth.
 Score by innings: R. H. F. Chicago BOP GOO 001-5 g 1 New York ..... 900 200 00x-2 Batteries: Hendryx and Killifer; Nehf, Barnes and Smith
 AMERICAN ASSOCIATION
 Louisville 2, Kansas City 3.
 Columbus Is, Milwaukee 2-1.
 Toledo 6, St. Paul 5.
 Minneapolis at Indianapolis. rain.
Arizona republican., 1920-08-08

cago lost. Harper was effective when hits meant runs.
 Score by innings. R. H. E. Boston .010 0O1 011-4 c Chicago ....... .10i 900 000-2
 Batteries: Harper and Bailey; Fa- Der and Schalk.
Arizona republican., 1920-08-08

x-Batted for Harris in seventh xx-Batted for Moore in ninth.
 Philadelphia ....... 900 001 o00--1 Cleveland .... 30I OH 30x-9
 Summary-Two-b base hits. welch, Myatt Speaker; Three-base hit, Wambsganss; Sacrifice hit, Smith: Bases on balls. Off Harris 1, Moore 2, Bagby 3; innings pitched, Harris 6, Moore 2: Struck out, By Moore 2, Bag by ?: Wild pitch, Harris.
Arizona republican., 1920-08-08

Summary-Three base hit-Carey. Stolen base-Bigbee. Double play Kilduff, Olson and Konetchy; Cutshaw and Grimm; Caton and Grimm. Bases on balls-Off Smith 2, Mamaux 4 In nings pitched-Smith 3, Mamaux G.. Struck out-By Adams 5, by Mamaux g..
Arizona republican., 1920-08-08

IONfttS oV v U z ' " . *Batted for Smith in third.
 $*Batted for Mamaux in ninth.
 Score by innings: Pittsburg .120 002 200--7 .....-........0 900 900 000-0
Arizona republican., 1920-08-08

Der and schalk.
The Oklahoma City times. [volume] (Oklahoma City, Okla.) 1908-1984, 1920-03-03
LEAGUE ADMITS
five COUNTRIES
Three Latin American Ma
tons Are included,

WASHINGTON. March 7-TeSb OF
the formal notifications ~ accession
hy five neutral nations, including 'hfc"
Latin. American states. 10 ite league OF
nations. have b"on received IN Wash
inf.0n. Ilfst among them IL that OF
the Argentine repuhte. which throur %
VI r u ANor1. ~ minister rrsl1ent ~
Itra, wrote a. sir Enc pummoni
me- secretary general ~ the league Of
uit.or- that tc nd received insirur.
Yln. from his government ''H aih,fr
urrr~ycdly 10 tho league b, rti.un-
The ramgulln mln.ricr in London.
CcriH1 Barr wrote thtt ls government
untrsrfycily accepts the covenant 81
iHa league ~ nations ami mt "it
hind. itself tn send ~ d..rga'es 70 the
lfst assembly which Nlli be- summoned
The Oklahoma City times. [volume] (Oklahoma City, Okla.) 1908-1984, 1920-03-03
Don't Spoil Your Hair
BY Washing 1t

when sou Wish your hair. be careful
what yna use Most soapr nnl pee
pared sh1mpoes contain too much nlNi-
n. which IL very injurious. a. u drirA
tho s,alp ard makes the hair brittle
The hest thing 10 use is Nuts n,i 90.
coanut oil shampoo, f1r MS IL pd.r nnl
,niirply gr,nscl,ss. lrs very cheap Hni
beats anything else an 10 pieces. You
ran got THIS A. any drug store, AMI q
frw ounce. w.ll last tho whole family
Tor months
simply mllTcn the hair win water
and rub n "a. about traspoon'll IL nll
that Is required T. makes IN allul-
snce Of tieh. ctSlmy I'ner ''eins"'
thoroushy. and flyts out easily The
hair dries nuicklvNnd eveni, ana .
soft. fresh booking. bright nuity. NaVy
and easy 10 handle. Besides. 10 loo-ens
Ani takes out every particle OF dusi,
dirt and dandrun. ,AdN D
The Oklahoma City times. [volume] (Oklahoma City, Okla.) 1908-1984, 1920-03-03

Tho two old,s, members In the house
~ representatives toiay are former
generals and s,w fcrylce In the ViNil
war G,n Isaac ghrrmln democrat Of
ohio Is eighty five years NJ age lie
emil tt,d IN the northern forces In 1851
~ private, fought In 'orty-ihres
battles. Was mentioned ten times In
general orders for rallnnt conduct and
VS. mustered out hrigndIcr general,
ticn Charles Manley StcdmNn, Demo.
uat NJ Norih Corolini. Is seventy
nine lle enlisted In the confederate
army at the beginning NJ the ti,n war.
was wounded three times and held the
rluR Of br.Fed,cr general at the clos,
u the conflict.
The Oklahoma City times. [volume] (Oklahoma City, Okla.) 1908-1984, 1920-03-03
CHAMBER DIRECTORS TO
DISCUSS OPEN SHOP

Tentative plan OF procedure and or
ganixat On for the open shop SQUARE
d.al DIVISION of the Oklahoma ',r
Chamber Of Commerce wIA De- prea'ni-
cd by the opcu shop committee a. 4
meeting Of the chambers d'rectofS
Thursday noon. Report OF the rcgm"d
conference ~ business men In ST.
Louis win hc rod 20 tho directors
The Oklahoma City times. [volume] (Oklahoma City, Okla.) 1908-1984, 1920-03-03
MEUNk7lC PAINS
oaAs11v esse1 - esos6u1nn0
umnnHo OlmDo ~

A sals ssl harnlsss psspsntioo
10 relsvs he paias Of Rheumatism
Seiatsca, Lams Back and Lsmbago 10
Hsmlsn's Wizard OIL II penstrAtes
essekiy. drives sst sossssss, asd
i;mbsss ~ sha aching jonts and
auscleA
You vin knA almost daily uses fos
h Ia cases oi sudden mishaps OF se-
eideuts such - sVvains, bruises. ests
burns. bites and stings Jest - r.
hable, too, ios sarsehe. toothsehs,
esoup and colo.
Get Il from druggists ios 20 eenta
II not sstished return the bottle and
get yosf u,oney back
Ever constipated Or have eicA
headaehsi )ust try Wizard Live.
Whips, pisassat Httls pax ellA \
eanta Cosnstoe6
The Oklahoma City times. [volume] (Oklahoma City, Okla.) 1908-1984, 1920-03-03

Just use "rbmori Dyes" guaranteed
to giye a new. rich. ajele.s color 10
ans uA..II. ,rr.tHt rHri or Alb,
linen. cotton or mixed goods
direction Hook in package tells how
to Diamond dye over any color, prus-
SD. has topi DBrd. ,Adti
The Oklahoma City times. [volume] (Oklahoma City, Okla.) 1908-1984, 1920-03-03
Sugar in Sacks
Piled 70 High
Cover 10 Acres
Commodity in Peru awaits
Tonnage 10 America

PORT TOW SsENp. W1sh.
March D sugar in aHDhs D'f'urF
ten square acres. pi'i seventy
hlgh. of enough io lnd s',rwl
thousand hls steamers ls htHltrg
tonnage In Peru ~ Irug lf -
matket. htcuriing - p"'
brought h.fc w. i'r o''rDr- ut 'N"
steamer Ann'il, Hu.rH
The Oklahoma City times. [volume] (Oklahoma City, Okla.) 1908-1984, 1920-03-03
GAMBLING IN APACHE.
MINISTER COMPLAINS

Complaints that gambling is pcrmtt-
ell W. Apache R'ea mat there may We a
stlll ~ opctation naHr the town. have
beon filed with the attorney general by
Rev. q ". YORK of that place. YORK
The Oklahoma City times. [volume] (Oklahoma City, Okla.) 1908-1984, 1920-03-03
EDUCATORS TO MEET
m KANSAS THURSDAY

NAYS. Kan. March The twenty
second annual Golden Helt Educational
association viii he hrli here tomorrow
Friday and SATURDAY ~ thc Fort Hays
The Oklahoma City times. [volume] (Oklahoma City, Okla.) 1908-1984, 1920-03-03

charges that the county attorney would
offer no iclof from the situaiIon.
It was suggested hy the attorney gen
erals office that the condition be re-
rortod to Governor Robertson.
The Oklahoma City times. [volume] (Oklahoma City, Okla.) 1908-1984, 1920-03-03
ARE YOUR KIDNEYS WEAK?
Thousands of Men and Women Have Kidney
Trouble and Never Suspect 1t.

Moht people do not realize Ito alarm
irg ,ucitas, ont ftmIIt Hr .,t.
hH,y 4 gIir,g d.,st4t VNit i".,,
4 sonlcJs are among the most common
Diseases that prevail. thoy are almor;
the last recognized by patients. who Us.
uli'y content themselves With doctor
ing The effects. while the otiginn dis
ease constantly undefmines the system
Weak kidneys may cause lJmbago
rheumatism. % rh - .l... i.,.- W
or dull ache In the back. Joints or mus
rles. at times have headache or lndi-
ecstlon as time passes you may have
a saiiow complexion. putty or dark
circles under the eyes. sometimes .teel
~ though you bad heart trouble. may
have y ''tf - HHh bat ~ sUtugus
get weak and lose flesh.
The Oklahoma City times. [volume] (Oklahoma City, Okla.) 1908-1984, 1920-03-03

II such conditions are permitted 20
continue. serious results are sure TO
follow. Kidney Trouble In ls very
eorst futm me, s',,i lpon sou.
n YOU ;-sl thst Nulr k'dnc, ~. t.~
cause Of your sickness nr run down con-
dtloM hegin taking Dr kilncr.
~WrHu i'u.. lt i.ut e0'f.i
and bladder medicine because ns soon
as your kidneys are vel. thcy' viii
hrip the utnrr ofR tns 90 health.
II you ore already convinced that
swamp. Root is what you need. you csn
purchase the regular medium and large
size bottles n, all drus storea Don I,
make any mistake but remember the
name. Dr, kllmcr's swamp Root. sud
the address Hinghampion. ~ Y. which
you NiiI find on every bottle.
The Oklahoma City times. [volume] (Oklahoma City, Okla.) 1908-1984, 1920-03-03

by the government named In the coyo.
nant"
The Oklahoma City times. [volume] (Oklahoma City, Okla.) 1908-1984, 1920-03-03

a by
'hounis Of
found
n
Richmond times-dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1914-current, 1920-11-14

$5,500-Seven-room corner
dwelling. with garage. in High
land Park, hedges. shrubbcry,
etc. Excellent location.
Richmond times-dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1914-current, 1920-11-14
Every Firm Advertising on This Page Member
of RICHMOND REAL ESTATE EXCHANGE
Why You Should Do Business With
Member of Richmond Real Estate Exchange
TO THE PUBLIC:

TO THE PUBLIC ---- "a >-.s
The RICHMOND REAL ESTATE EXCHANGE, with pleasure
and the cooperation of the TIMES DISPATCH you TODAY
the first issue Of the REALTOl:S page.
Every lrm using these Member Of the RICHMOND
hEA' ESTATE EXCHANGE and such responsible to
Tor the nigh and digncd practice the profession
These pages are sponsored by the Exchange am
effort to give you accurate and reliable information
its best and most consistent form
Spurious and inaccurate claims discouncnanccd each
member having been requested and his
10 reasonable facts and to avoid misrepresentation In short W.
Will cncavor to maintain such high advertising that
you can with assurance these pages authentic real
estate offerings and news.
This effort to give you data of the realty market,
Richmond times-dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1914-current, 1920-11-14

SS.000-Modern home on
Park Avenue. cast of Boulc-
ward. Early possession and
very desirable.
Richmond times-dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1914-current, 1920-11-14

s7,500-Suburban home, all
conveniences and large lot.
Eight rooms. Immediate pos
session.
Richmond times-dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1914-current, 1920-11-14

$3,750-Si1-room dwelling
in Observation-Disclosures Ginter
Park-elcctric lights. etc. First
class condition; good lot. Early
possession.
Richmond times-dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1914-current, 1920-11-14
FOR SALE
Homes Investment Property-Farms

$500 - Desirable. modern
home on Floyd Avenue. near
Boulevard. Party leaving city:
has instructed us to sell. See
us immediately.
The Wheeling intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1903-1961, 1920-10-22
CLARKSBURC GETS
1920 SYNOD MEET
OF PRESBYTER|ANS

49,.
w. - '.' we. y" . '" ' y l"lh'
meeting h"i" tonight Iu"rh'l ih' 'l't..
80 thu annual m""ilnu - tho "Nu"d ct
We" N'H'"'" "I We l'''I'i ''i !" I"
'huf'h. h"d w" convention "i lh" W""
80 " ll"m" hnd t"I"lu" NFh"hI'"I ""' J."
'I'' "'b"h'fE N"" f'I'' ''l h} ""
~ m"h ~" '"' ''" ~ '"'
lh' Fbh"l'" 81 80" "'I'h 'I'I u 'h'
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- ''"' ~ 49, - W." 800. 49, '''"'
The Wheeling intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1903-1961, 1920-10-22
INDUSTRIAL SITUATION IN EUROPE IS
APPALLING, SAYS RETURNED TOURIST

are holding this ~ m intrigue. Hu,l f".1
ing towards tho FrCnvh Is very rii,."
Frnm N"riin. Mr.. GurWclcI went :"
Carlsbad. formerly II part Of BUh"ult.
but now IA ErrHut" republic. From Their"
h" started for Warsaw, hut thc lIul-
shcNi>i army was before the city. and
h" VAS h"ld up for three or four da, =
before the Polish lnNal troops had driN-
an the invaders from tn" gRtrS or the
city. Arriving In Warsaw Il" visited
his parents lie stated that IA" Amer
lean societies AMI the jewish Welfare
league wrr" doing some very wonderful
work in III" loliHh capital among the
sick and starving natives
The city at Warsaw has increased It's
population ,uu. "00 pt"rI" since th" ~
tempt I" overthrow IA" government.
caused by number Of the snrhll"r vi
lagos having boon burned r"r,tuK ia"
inhabitants l." tho large ,llirs. rho r,II
Iuad lhCllltl"h Hir NUIS poor. muhtuE u
very dInIoult to obtain thr Ioc'naIIi, e
81 iIf,. aud "u ,Noiy hand lh,In Ia toll
and ntrlfr-
III" p"oI,t class Of ptnpIc Itr lhn
"non VIA" uio falling f"I iho II"I ~ 81
plea whIlu tho hIEhC lnnn nru Coating
ih"ir t"I With ia" H"keTnI"' - !"
n"uiIy f"IolEn"ra VIII" ara 'th.mi IL"
r"Inu 81 unNIuh' huInn al -, unI hru
nuhIlnu "r Tia" night f"r GIoot"u, wnn
dane "r"und -" Lntsa 81 Nnrau~ ~ h"i"
ia" uItul"n WUr" Hilll at HTlrE Nh'n th'
Huru, Iii,ul I" pThitIuI' WIa In"d. Iho
hrl"Tnil"nn "I ""'h '"niI ~ nio n"v
Ia U'sHi"u ihoIU t. IuE to nlf'.I tom
p"TuIy UruInII'"
Irun N"IH,w NJ iIuI o. o. I",r 90. -
ihI"IEh franc, EI"rpl"U n I",i" TpI
T." tow dnbn MANY Nm"l,"nH an uIII,
h. n'"n h"iu con, hudlmE h" stated ih,I
ait "'"r hn nid '"u"'''. rti'"n a." -
uihIInuI ,pr0, lnilv lu h"u 1',u,IY
att ",,, H.. ,"""r,3 81 German. net Il
plu' 81 WHIT" broad 'uu lee found
Ii"m '.ny I'nrn"' L." I"uIu"I,L I" the
r' ,r"iI ~h,io iN h"nI,l"d tho tho, -
I.nuI I"i tho good "Id I. = \ rrIIN
/
The Wheeling intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1903-1961, 1920-10-22
Henry Gurwsio,, Polish Amsrtean, Tsl"
OF Conditions EHlating In Con
tinsntAi Countries
denomination work In well Underway
In England, France, Germany
and Belgium


"Amerlcans by the hundreds arc flock
ing 10 Europe /" see tho hattio-S'arr"d
plains OF France and belgium. Sn
stated MIR. Henry GurwcicH, proprietor
OF the Quality drug store on North
Main street. who has just returned from
"a visit 10 hi; parents and relatives In
Warsaw. Poland
MIR. GurwclcH left New York for Lon
don several weeks ago, siuyinE IN Lon
don a. Tow days going from th"r" |"
HOLLAND. In tho country ar Tho dlh"S.
the pu"rLc are very retired. haN INK made
ui"n,y during tao war. Industry la Is"
ln, mu IunI tho s.iiun a. before Tia"
wUfId war ho snS - The ac"p"ii Of Dan
.Ig - r'rlnE como of lhe Hr'nI'sl Ia
durIIy that II h"H Known for years. a.
nhIpi Of all ,"untriUn nro entering Tia"
huThor sine II b"'HIn" " IT," pert
FROM IinIl,ud '!ormnny WA NIrii"l
Tho lNurlo 81 ia" ""' great empire.
hu uuln. "uIp h"lhlng a." h"id l'"llhH
.ELlnaI iho American r""pI'. 1h'mH
aida nr hn"ri'nnH aI0 now nIhiI"hrd 10
Ii,,lin. nIin""Eh lll" country !" '"h
nI,aIIy ui war With III" EmpIr". ana al
tI.,,pn r,unpuiIg Inul not l." "hi"i"'d
~, HuIi,o Il" not u"lori an hm'Il "h
u.uriaI rho "ubnHHah"' "f H"'ih"'
l,"d 10 p,"t"'u"g h""''"" mt ""'"
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anrn "a. "ut ,''y great. "nh "li"'' dot"
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The Wheeling intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1903-1961, 1920-10-22
PROPERTY MARKET
IS VERY ACTIVE
uaAREH sTATas 80 al
aEAI. AsJArB In Unn shuoI"u
nuAvg nuUn I.DDA I.I.s
T.IL.. n..L . E.sst O".aB-"y ~
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.'Thr prir, 81 prnpCrts r"nnlnI M
,.h.urrd rh"r,. urc -" fnr boon nn IA
d,crtinm TINT property values WIZ ~
lowered. and r""pl" ar" paying Pt',
emily TIA" Gam" amount Tor nome" '""'
MAS demanded months ago
Mr. Grnnrr'S company N"Stcruh! 10
nrrn,d ynlns on III" prrtIni payment
h,si.. for the first time In numh'r 90
months II has been some Inn" sine
,,,, ur,u.rry was offered for sal" :"
Whaling on tho pay III" rent l,'a'
Tlr,,. homes ,n IA" Island. l"CHl"d ~
az i.I and ~ N"rth Wabash h'rc'''
nrr offered for sale "u easy terms
Two iruusn'tI"IS when W.T." ~. ne"
,rsI,rday by the Fulton iiAnk Trust
Wn~a {, Hurley hold his eight room
,,,,,,,. nnr.d at y" indiana street
I.!nnd to Albert " l."wi" MI I.,"
=, L,, l- , ru.II,r at ih' injecting M"Id
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II IT, ,ud,i -u""d that ih' concentrates"
H. ! / 800
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