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The Wheeling intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1903-1961, 1920-09-24
AMERICAN LEGION
MEN PLEASED WITH
Mr.. HARD|NG'S STAND

SIcr.al biSIr,t"h t" Tn" In .il.crn''r.
Chicago. Ill. Sent. - Members "r
ia" American Legion on the Pacific
coast ar" fully aware Of the Japanese
m"naC" and VIII join all other citizens
in carrying out tho policy OF America
for Americans" said W. & Erkwilt "f
Portland. Oregon. a delegate /" the Ma
tunnl convention of the American Lee
S!on To be- held In Cleveland
Pacific Cu"S' people are tremendously
pleased with senator ITardinE'S speech
To tho California dcl"Catiun on ,hc Jap
ancS- question. Oregon people feel
strongly on this subject. especially m
the Hood River valley. where there has
been u Japanese invasion.
Prom all | can hear. Governor Cox
would HAY" better stayed away from tn"
Pacific coast. out lacr" the people re-
gard his Grades a~'"Ntr"m"ll Hmnt cur
iSh and have heard many Democrat Is
"Hy that cox acts as If he were running
for town c"nsinhl" instead Of for prcsi-
dent IT The United States.
"Ile rnnde tw" speeches. IN Portland.
and ] tnl'"h with any number 81 pr0pl"
hwo heard hirI. and they SAY he cheap
cnrd hrs cause by hls wilt iulk
'Stannold. The Republican rnndIdnr g
10" nitcd States ScuhtOr. has II SPLEEN
dad "huuc" for clrrti"n Chamberlain is
mIkirE Il hard night for rr.-"lrrti"n but
Ia Democrats are h"p"lrssl, dividrd
one iIciiuu HE the Republicans. ~
si"l, and tiI"d Of WilHnuism aud Is nlrrn.
u"ugll "pI,uH"d by tn" other fnrtl"n TIM
ttudr by Wilson hrc Ne, rmbcr "l~r-
-" W ii>"n i"aEu" Of nutr"n~ "m TIA"
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The Wheeling intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1903-1961, 1920-09-24
HIGH SCHOOL
GRID CLASSIC
lington High on Athletic Field
Warwood Meets Mingo

Wheeling high will encounter her
;rSt real opposition ON tn" Athletic
Field SATURDAY afternoon. whom they
| I'm" up against the Warrington high
rridd~rs. Little is known Of IN" down
state lads. hut word comes her" That
they are bunch ot huski"s and the
/ l"CalS Will have TO work som" for VIC
tory.
All OF tn" regulars wcr" GU; for
practice yesterday and II lively Scrim-
mage marked tlE afternoons work.
Munas, quarterback will probably BE-
out OF the gam" Saturday As tn" result
of a badly injured shoulder. received m
yesterdays ScrimmHE". M"N"$. who diu
we'll rs i substitute last Saturday. VIII
no doubt I'LL IN" position we'll. hut Eide
miller Will have 10 II" kept in tn" back
Held and Nrihur ut center
WARwoOD MINGo
Another Saturday afternoon classic
will be between Warwoud and MinGo
high schools. NlthOuIh these teams
are not OF high rallhrc their game
will give an idea Of the comparative
strength az Wh""hng and Martins
Ferry this year should tn" Green ANA
Whit" score Il victory il would show
clearly that ia" Gold and Rlu" has nm
! edge over III" Frrrians. but IN" l.inS!N-
Wheeling and linSly-fcrry clashes VIII
hr given IA better understanding
The Wheeling intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1903-1961, 1920-09-24
EDSEL FORD
GUEST HERE
SON OF GREAT AUTO MANUFAC-
TURER AND PARTY INSPE CT
STEEL MILLS.
Guests OF Whitaker Glessner Co. Of
hcIals at Country Club.

EiS"l u. Ford and II party of officials
OF III" Ford Motor company. Of Detroit.
Mich. arrived here late last evening AMI
drove ut one" to the Country club where
they We're the guests. over night of the
officials OF the Whitaker GlcsSucr COM
pany.
Mr. Ford and his party are making II
tour of inspection of the steel mills in
this section with which they do bust
moss. and have visited Cleveland. Mas
Silnn and Canton. They will Spend the
day here. inspecting the Wheeling
Steel and Iron. misunderstanding
Wheeling Mould and Foundry and other
large mills in this section leaving To-
morrow evening for Pittsburgh and
Youngstown. returning Ia Detroit neat
week.
Asked If hr WAS tray cling in 4 Ford
Mr.. Ford replied that they had one with
them. and incidcntly Cadillac and a
Packard.
lie stated that business conditions IN
Detroit were returning Ia normal, that
IN" automobile industries Their" had
been less affected by the slump than
any other and the Ford factory had
never laid off any OF their 20 900 en-
plOycs. The output of the factory last
year was 999.60U FordS and they ,A-
peel To turn out l.25u. 900 tins year
In tn" party are: T. l.. klrIngvsmiih.
ice president Of the ""mpHnN ". g..
Mayo. +. H. Dirlct William knudsrn
Edward WrgcnCr and three rhauItCurS.
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We urged a friend 81 ours tu come
mo iI,,. cnuulI, for u week. -rnh r"al
"Id nE" To- mighty w'l. Ii" fhIh.
hui | don't .irr how I can do II. You
iu"v Ina going or "I my vacation n'hi
month nnh I'm iImI,ly rIInlninE every
nerve. I, E"I nay d"-k cleaned M Hnh
nu nay wIk fat "n"uEh Hh'nh n' ! an
- or IN Ir"l'nhlN work uni'l J."
".'l"rE 'niurh'y night
Ito InnL.d nli"lutrIy tagged nT Ia"
nrnko | ,IId net .rc how u man rnulh
lu"l, mot" urea
Eat H." neat M"mlny saw han ana
| fuumd II wnu p"r"Ihl"
ne Difnt start
That was three weeks aC" Lrrt Sat
urdny was IN" day I've was L" hav"
stared ON his vacation. II" didn't start
H., was In tho hospital wh"r" h" had
been taken tn" day h"for" Nervous "N-
hauStiuu." the doctor called It.
We hnvr all heard. tho old prov"rh
a stitch IN time saves nine" SO many
times that like most old proverbs II
has come 20 mean practically nothing
To MS.
Eut it really docs moan n great deal.
And ! think this matter OF vacations
and rest in general is ono of tn" prob
LENS to which II can best b" applied.
A short rest at tn" right time may
be- worth infinitely more than ten
times longer rest after tho cNhauStio !
ruint has been rrachcd-and passed.
Don't Let This Happen to You.
don't suppose there Is anywhere
victim Of nervous proStratiOn caused hH
oNrr-w"rt who cannot look back and
SAY. "f ! had rested few days or "a
few weeks then. | would hay" saved th"s"
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Side; TI@llMSS III
(Gy Rafth Cameron III
1T DIDN'T PAY TO WAIT

I months tor these jrHTNI now.
II IL the sam" sonnet lines IA r"Ehfh I"
II day., wuIk. The huua'w ~" 81 tia" bhH-
lmrnr man wants t. ct just NJ h'i'h
done brT,Tr Ia, 81 fh, taxi" II moment =
rr.I Th" Ir~ulI l. ihri they puah
ih'tmr"I,,r fnI thri Iw" "i thru
hnuIu' ret a. ia, 'ud Of tn" day '""nn I
!, fi,~h ihrml nu ma Il an hnli m h"rf
ruIncw her. ia ia. ml,Ihl" at ihc dry
would hnN" lnu'.
Hut " '"muIntu' The bonneville. !
can't rent with s." Uu"h "n my mind !"
h' don"
TIN hnrd | grant You Tint. and il'
much lcaa aatIsract"ry I" your cucrE"lh'
soul to rest before m" work Ia done.
You haven't that satisfied feeling "i ac-
complainant. I:ut If II IL imperative.
you can do 1t that is. # you viii.
HOW Could He Do TT
read recently Of great business
man who found that he was getting L"
tho breaking point. and who saved HIM
self from having to take long rest ny
nbcying his physicians instructions u
have his office cleared and take IL half
hours complete rest after lunch every
day. Think of 1t. right in the middle
Of tho day. with important business
pressing, But he felt that nothing was
yo impurtant AS his health and that bus
inCss had better wait than be dealt with
by AN exhausted brain.
Likewise an hour devoted 10 resting.
bathing and putting on. when possible
a Comnlctc change of clothing. viii often
nav big dividends in efficiency to the
busy housewife who feels she can so III
Spnrc 1t.
The Wheeling intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1903-1961, 1920-09-24
Sheriff StOut'S Horse
Furnishes Surprise In
The CIarkSburg Races

Special Dirpnl,h /" IA" lntrilIEcmrrr
''InrG nburE. " Va. .lrrl 20! I'nt' h"n.
black m,nr". iunt ruT' h'H"d 10y former
sheriff Rosa T. STOUT from C""rc.
LCwin Of ArpHLt,hiHn". \ \ furninhr-i
rutlr iuc Ia the rn'lnE program at IA"
central N""l Virginia lair her" t"dn .
by taking tn" rH'" "aaily over TIA" iHN
"rItrR Fart Muiualu paid 81 ~ Tor ia"
first h"at Of this rn"" Twenty ih"us
and. attended the fair today. n" third
days program. 1t WIS observed ~
"r"litirian Day" aud candidates WEI" on
hand in larg" numbers.
Tho winners
First race. %:lJ pace, purse $50
Patches. hl III by star lntCh lStouD
first; Julia G.. blk m by j. w. s. ,tOCon,,
ncl) second: Capt. Field. er by Red
Tell Mrs. W. T.. DaousD third. Time
2:l4t 2:l5L 2:Iil4.
Second race. 2:ll trot. purs" &IO.---
Harry Chapman. II Z by Peter Mac
Mack CRc..U second; Mr.. HiEgison. hh
by Mr.. lhgGison R"ynolds) third.
Time @l5l.. ":l5l.. @:l6l..
Third race. 2l0 pace. purse SO
Windsor Todd. hg 10y kentucky Todd
tStouD first: Ronni" ITal hr x by Bon
"nd: Kentucky Colonel. hE 10y Forest
Drakr) third. Time lila, eli. @:lli.
Fourth rtr" Tor n"n-wlnn"rS Of more
than three rlr"S in 1870. Five furl"n%S
purS" S@1n--li ph"kuS, blk L by ll"SSian
tMcDonald) iirst. SILVER Sands ca IN 10y
Rock Sand tCImphclD second. Claude
Walker hE by Tony Bonrru. third. Time
l.Ol.
rirth rae" for three. y"lr-uids and up
ward. purs" $50 SIN and on" hnlf
furlunSs--llansrl Rus" Inn hy llnndscl
GTrutD nrst. Maximum Choice. hr by
G"ldcn Maximum ,Mitch"lD second .
Helen &. ch IN 10y Jack Atkins OrurD
Third. Timr l:@TN,
Sixth nc"I'ollItrinnH Handicap. alN
and one half furlnnEs. I'urs" tIO0
rrittln Ally. Oh x 10y V"SS"tltn ann
won. Iuly Fly. hf by March Mount
tShnrkcy) second. lIcllu l'ardn"r hr by
Major Al tMcDonnlD third Tim"
@6i..
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REIGN OF TERROR
Continued Prom Page OneI

'r"r"rn Al" Ia TIA" riHht "md ia" "th'r
r. In rSnrnIhY wiIh ia" minuT" y" ono
| IN neutral
No Laws Enacted.
Hut ihc IcEiElniuI" did not rnnr TIA"
n"c"uHnIY l'rirlnlt"u nuh thu Lawn will
remain "a" they n" until Tia" ~ II r'Eu
4 lar rcruri"n ;.r"rrg 81 pI"t"ulg /" III"
rr"p"u"d chang" Ia III" crimiurI cod"
WEI" received aud TIA" I",-HInInrs deemed
u advisable" l." pas, III" buck, ac-
curdiuE I" politicians here Those Of
Independent p"lIti"g expressed TIA" "pln-
ion that TIA" Legislators did not ar" I"
, iuvit" III" in feeling "f III" voters h"-
fore the N"v"mhrr election
Whether thus is 4 fact or not. II IL
tru" that when thu Mat"wan murder
cases are again called. the same situn.
ton will prevail ms was the case IN"
first time In IN" meantime. these iamil-
lar with tn" situation In MlngO county
claim that the black hand artists will
resume their activities to prevent tn"
conviction OF IN" indicted men.
Parr On Trial
tn" story Of the sensational shouting
at Glen Alum III" middle OF August is
being told TINS week in circuit court at
Williamson injected on that oncnS"
are Grady Sailor and Columbus lri,c,
now OH trial
For Il conviction tia prosecution relies
largely upon Il confession alleged To
4
few hours after tn" shooting occurred.
strenuous efforts ar" being mad" by tn"
defense /" cNClud" this cOuic~sIuu ON
IN" grounds that II WAS obtained under
dur"SN
Tn" shooting occurred ~ the. mine "r
ia" Glen Alum Coal company Workers
testified that bullets from 20 WIN.
"hrSt"rH wh!$ilrd UmiuuutlS close To
their ears and Tom Dphrm. an Iialinn
whose kn"wl"olE" Of English IL limited
EtNr n Rra Phir description. say Ing ho
."uld hear ia" missiles shy 200 GO"
ZVr.r". "u"-r".' IA they passed him
y constable arrived soon after the
shooting and followed tracks I" the place
wh"rr Sailor and Erie" lived. evidence
'I.d. Tn" testimony "f coy RIrhnrhg
"f rarh"rShurE. = member "r TIC sru'o
police. ""rr"h"rat"d "vId"n," Elv"n by
IN" c"nSInbl"
May Withdraw ReHignnaons.
What effect. II any. IA" Maicwan
trials had upon the decision of Green
way Ilain"ld and Hubert Quis"nbcrry.
Republican numinc" Tor sheriff and
Prosecuting attorney. respectively, 20
withdraw from the ticket is not E"nrr-
ally known in political circles her..
Efforts are being made by Miu.o coun-
y Republicans to bring about the with-
drawal Of the designations.
Another ease before circuit court at
Williamson this week was that Of 'rhun-
,S lt""d and Noah pSh"rur charged
with IN" unlawful wounding of G. X.
roI"r. ON September = Each man WIS
sentenced L. serve thr"" years in tn"
pcnitcntiarN at MVundSViIl" by Jude2
l.. \. Samp$cllc.
f. $. Hannah wis this week found
guilty at murder in Ia" second degree
g""S. MinTo county. lc&s than a month
age. rhr killing is said l." hav" re-
suited following II frud Of about "A
r"ar's standing between the two fam
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OHIO CHILD IS HIT
BY AN. AUTOMOBILE
JOHN MELT, OF GLEN ROBIN, O., III
IN MARTINS PERRY HOSPITAL.
WITH SCALP WOUND
u. c. dilin. Driver OF Auto said That
hoy RIM In Front OF HIM From
Hack OF Wagon

John M"ht. Jr. three N"nr old S"u Of
Mr.. and Mrg John M"lt "r chen ItuhIn
ohio. VAS admitted 80 the Martina berry
hospital last night mt 50 "'rlurl suffer
ing from scalp wound ma minor cuts
ana Bruises. caused by being struck and
dragged for about NIFTY G"ct late yCStCr-
day afternoon by an Hutumubil".
Tn" child. 1t ~ claimed by several eye
witnesses. stepped from In back ur L
wagon right in front Of th" autum"hIl"
which was going at a moderate rate of
speed. hcIug driven AMI owned by :. G.
Mills .Jr. "f Glen Robins. O.. who was
unable :" stop TIA" auto In time To avert
the accident.
The chIId was 1t ono" taken to his
holm" whrr" Il physician was called and
gav" him first aid Later h" ordered
hH. removed Ia The hospital where Scv-
cISl stitches were used To close the
scalp wound
At an early hour this morning the
child was reported Ia b" resting aS cas-
lily as could " expected. but his COnii-
ton was still serious.
The Wheeling intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1903-1961, 1920-09-24
PUBLIC SALE.
roH sALE-RoEistcrcd Aberdeen AnE'

FOR SALE-RcEistrrcd Aberdeen Angus
Cattle. Public snlc at my rcsldsnce,
miles west Of Barncsvillc. o.. Wcdnes-
day, Sept -, 1920. The herd consists OF
80 hcnd--I6 cows. three two-year-old
hrIrrrs. bred: seven yrarling heifers.
herd bull. 3 years old. weighs 1900: two
ycar-old bull. three ycarlIng bulls. To-
months old bull. and some calves, both
sexes. separate or with cows. My farm
Of go acres. completely equipped. and
No. 3 Pittsburgh vein Of coal goes VITA
IL. II. +. Gibson. GAINESVILLE. Ohio.
s-l7-2l-2i
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FOR sALE-9l acres about :

FOR sALE-sl acres about seven miles
from the incorporation OF Wheeling.
new rcomed house. basement and ccl-
lar. good stone foundation. water. gas
and telephone. stone sDringhousc,
barns and other buildings. 50 bearing
fruit trees. small vineyard bearing ana
l0o npplc trees and 100 grape just set
out. One OF the best producing farms
in this section for dairying, gardening or
ganeral farming. This farm is situated
on Stone church road near Dallas. Joseph
Walt, Bell phone Il07 r Is. s-2i-r
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WAnTED-sALHUlGEM

WAHTED--Sulenmrn who are capable
aud "f good ChnTucicr. who will be
permanent with IA good knowledge OF
bunlnrhn. who can bG dopoudcd upon to
carry out program outlined. Int ellI-
gently Cn-opnrHio md Hnfoly attend TO
dutlrr To such mon We viii pffsr the
beat proposition. InLqrviow oGn b. ar
ranged with Mr. MIaChno. ?i2 Twelg
lIldg. Ucllair". .. Call Dollairo s0I.
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COMMITTEE MEETS

A meeting Of the membership commit
tee OF the chamber of commerce was
held at s o'clock in the offices of the
chamber at the Market Auditorium. A.
w. PAUL chairman. presided ut the
session which was attended by large
number Of the committee.
At this time they took up and dis
cuSsCd plans relating to membership
campaign which will be put on some
time In the near future to get. more in
tcrcSt"d. and into. this rapid growing
organization. A number Of other mat
tiers were discussed.
They also took up and discussed y
plan whereby they will be able to get
the dues from delinquent members.
india has more lhAn LEO Narleties OF
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SUFFERING BOMB
Continued Prom Page One)

d' p"rtm"nt 81 Justice. had tbs f." ay
at the IntrSt clue
1t looks good. hut lIk" nu} ,,ur. I
may blow NJ Mt ANY time.
rhr police. too. r'pr"sS"d any rNuIIL-
tom They might h,Iv" tn ." runnInG
dawn the Id'utIty 81 thr l,. white
Thiitn"d ~, 1" th'. lh"uttIN ct I'.. hII ct
metal lh"N w"T" not au certain that.
after all they had chInblIeh,L that Of
th,. h"fs". Tor II report rr.,' he'd Ihcm that
IA" auimnI iH"lr SIN wnH alive aud
vi m"w haunting n wagon at IN" Fulton
Il~h market b"trCtiN"N explained that
ia, tnE might cnHIly have been trans.
fcrr"d from on" h"r"c /" nm"thcr bu.
that they hoped 1" crtnhlinh Through tn"
rh""e r"uud "u Tho d"nd animal whether
i"su'd
Moro Romb BoaroH
M"auwhiI". ~ addition 1" diH""N"rv
ct the bomb nj the It Il r. Station.
N~w York nmh vicinity were ruhj"rt"d
/" NOR" bomb h'ar"E today Ma nn"nI -.
nruuH warning that TIA" ';IIud Central
station would br blown up at . T. m .
caused detectives T." b" rushed To- tho
terminal and also Ia IN" i'nnsy lynnin
station aud tn" p"atofic". Nothing
happened.
In Hruollyn a"izur" &C a rIckctry
huEKy 10y federal authorities caused 4
littlr excitement. bcCHuS" Of the almost
pre- historic vchicl" that Inquired In tn E
u
drew up alonG%id" Ia" federal building
VAS found. however. To contain - bot
Ties of whisk"y and not bombs Tn"
liquor wHs seized and the driver ar
rested
In BoEata. y j. two dozen suspicious
look Ing tubes were found III II freight
car. An investigation was started t.
determine whether they w"r" bombs or
bomb castings.
Grand Jury at Work.
The grand jury investigating the cN-
plnsiou of last Thursday continued to-
uay to hear witnesses.
Sicrlcr kcSS!er and DulChrn. hard
ware dealers, tcstIfying before tn" grand
Jury described 4 man who. they sail.
had appeared at their store for nine
pound window weights. which they were
unable to furnish him. Sawed up
weights Of this nature were found after
the explosion and are believed to hay"
been part Of the bomb.
\ curious incident in connection with
thu explosion came TO light tonight.
when n representative Of the Pcnnsyl-
vania Railroad appeared at police head
quarters with part "f Il window weight
found on the c0mpanys ferry boat,
Washington. when II lay at it's slip at
the foot Of Cortland street many blocks
fro mthc explosion. To reach the boat
II had to he hurled over many sky
SCI aperS.
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FoH sALE-Two horses. VT. 5000. and
harness. ~ Thornhil wagon with
coal bed new, Syracuse hillside pillow.
incubators. | brooder. $50 chickens. In
Iuire Albert Krlnkle. ScOtchs Ridge.
Martins Ferry. O.. IA miles from Stop
10. Nayland line. S20-m
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ron HEHT.

ron .RENT-pct LIST. private garage
rear @3i2 I'haplinr 81 T. \ Jackson
Phone n39 WINK OF ii3-lt WOIdsdn<.
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WANTZD-AAL1
D-Youn

WANTED-Young man for clothing
salesman. one with some experience
preferrcL Sherman store. 1874 Market
St B-2i-i
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LOST AND FOUND.

LOBT-BnCk and tan dog from II. & O.
baggage room. Wednesday. Shipping
tng $3.50. pittsburgh license. Reward
Namc BooGy. Il. q O. depot S-23-g.
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The cowbirdn like the cuckoo. lays
ItS eggs In nests OF other birds.
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rOA 8ALH-AUTOO.

TOR sALE-l9l9 Mitchell coups. In ex-
ccllcnt condition. only $4,000. Sec II.
Klein. $500 Baum Bldg. Pittsburgh. ia.
Phone Inland $500 Open Sundays.
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FOR HHNT-NiCcly furnished rooms for
light housekeeping and sleeping. hp-
ply End floor hcw lntcligencer Bldg.
1905 Market ST. Jo-l2-f
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WANTED or good laborers. soc per
hour. Injuire OF J. w. Beltz & Sons
Co.. 18th and Eoff street. s-24-s
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WANTED-Rough carpenters, concrete
form work. Wages IS cents per hour.
Apply Mr.. Crause, Richland Coal Works,
River Road. s-22-!
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trucks. Only used months. VIII
sell for $4,000 Sec II. Klein. Master
Truck Co. $3.50 Baum Bldg. Pittsburgh.
Pa. Phone Hiland $500. Open Sundays.
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WAHTED-Matron. preferably young.
Must be capable Of directing girls
aged l4-lS In all domestic work. School
small. Farm 28S No outdoor q
clerical work required. State School for
Girls. Pewee Valley, ny, d. n. Whit
ham, Superintendent. G-34-I
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BUSINESS OPPORTUNITIES

Men, We Teach Barbertng Quickly
Have Jour own shop or work for big
wages. Jobs furnished. Write. Moler.
81 ". 5th St. Cincinnati. o. auE2l-30t
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wANTED-Boy to learn tho jewelrY
repair business. Molly Bros, fourth
floor Schmulbach Bldg. s>16-o
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FOE SALE-19l7 Ford touring $500. We
Sell on monthly payments. Capitol Car
Co. l2CS Main ST. S-23-i
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farmers ia" nominee said he hoped some
day to b"CunI" one.
Il would rather l." Il farmer tl;'n
any tAlnE els" IN ia" world u" ad"cH
1T IL the only occupat!on ! know OF
where uu can SIT on Your own fence
and nEuratIv"ly l"il everybody 1" y"
ttDt,, IN lT =
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wantsd-Boy over 16-years of age to
learn printers trade. Mus: have fair
education. Apply to formeman. Intel
.igencer. 7th. floor, News building.
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wA1-=o-TENAN

WANTED-Cook. with reference. Call
Woodsdale. Sam
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WANTED-Two good white girls, sis
ters or friends preferred. cook and
upstairs girl willing to teach X salts
factory. Good home. good wages Mrs.
y. W. PAUL. phone Woodsdale 81. s-22-i
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India has more than 100 varieties Of
the mango. all cultivated.
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wANTED-At once, girl for general
housework. Two in family. So l4th
ST. still
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FOR sALB-l92O Ford touring. has ex-
ira equipment. in excellent condition,
$500. We sell on monthly payments.
Capitol Car Co, 1908 Main ST. s-23.i
The Prescott daily news., 1920-01-08
PLANS HOTELS FOR WAR ZONE
French Association Expects Influx of American Tourists to Battle
 Front.

Paris, France.-Hotel men, seeking fortunes in the expected flood of Amer ican and other tourists next year, are planning to erect ''barrack hotels" along the battle front. The National Chamber of Hotelkeepers, cooperating with the government, Is seeking pri- vate capital to put up such temporary buildings during the winter.
 Officers of the association say most of the hostelries now operating at towns on the front have patrons sleeping in halls and even on billiard tables" The first efforts are being d. rected toward making habitable hotels that were damaged during the war and inducing owners of places destroyed to rebuild them.