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Great Falls daily tribune., 1920-06-13

thing. Factory whistles were blown,
church bells rung and Harding's friends
and neighbors gathered on the streets in
shouting groups. No one was at the
Harding home to receive the news The
house, one of the modest dwellings of
the city, was dark. Harding's father and
sister, who live here, were the center Of
enthusiastic groups of towns people. The
father, DR.. J. p Harding, a physician,
received the news of the honor to his
son on his 10th birthday. A sister,
Abigail Harding, teaches IN the Marion
schools.
The elder Harding received the news
without excitement. He declared he had
not wanted his son to be nominated, but
now that he is nominated, he would vote
for him for president.
Earlier in the day when Harding s
nomination appeared assured, the father
told intimate friends he hoped Warren
would not be nominated. as SO many
presidents and meI in high office are
assassinated. He said he did not want
his boy" harmed. Nevertheless, Dr.
Harding appeared to be the happiest man
Great Falls daily tribune., 1920-06-13
GEN. WOOD IS FIRST
Of LOSERS To SEND
HARDING GREETINGS
LOwden and Hoover Also Ex-
tend Their Congratulations,
Johnson Is Silent.
WOOD.

Chicago. June 12.-General Wood Is
sued the following statement before the
official vote was announced:
Il congratulate Senator Harding on
his nomination"
Later he said:
"At the close of this campaign. take
this opportunity to thank from the bot
tom of my heart all the men and wom-
en- who have helped so Loyalty in the
pre- convention and convention contest.
I am sincerely grateful for their help
and appreciate the spirit of unselfish
loyalty in which it was given. / also
appreciate the nationwide expression of
confidence and support"
Great Falls daily tribune., 1920-06-13
Dollar an Ounce
for Montana Silver
Under Pittnan Act

Special to the Daily Tribune.
Washington, June 1.-THE govern
ment will pay 81 an ounce for silver
regardless of market quotations. Sena-
tor Walsh has been informed by the
director of the Mint.
Interested parties in Montana wired
for statement of the governments
policy. The director OF the mint says:
Under authority of the Pittman act
the government may purchase all silver
offered to pay for it at 81 an ounce if
the same can be covered by affidavit
showing that the metal is a product Of
United States mines and reduction
works"
Forms of certificate can be secured
from the superintendent OF the mint,
San francisco or Denver.
Great Falls daily tribune., 1920-06-13

10 w d { N.

Chicago, June 12--Governor Lowden
said:
After the eighth ballot upon which
/ received plurality Of all votes cast.
it was represented TO me that the dele
gates were becoming restive under tho
delay. Fearing protracted deadlock
which I believed would have been det-
rimental TO the interest of the country.
I decided to release all delegates and I'D
vised them to use their best judgment
as to whom thsy should support. | have
great confidence in the ability and char
acter of the successful candidate. shall
support him with all heartiness and be-
lieve the ticka- will be elected.
"For the friendships formed during
this campaign and for the loyal support
of so many fine. patriotic men and wom-
en-. I shall never cease to be grateful"
Great Falls daily tribune., 1920-06-13
HARDING proud
AS PARTY HEAD,
WIFE IS HAPPY
Not Unmindful of Obi
CATION and Responsible
ity Attending, Says
Candidate of G.. Q. P.
With Mrs. Harding He
Rushes to Catch Train
to Washington After
Long Hours of Strain.

Chicago, June i2.-Senator Hard
Ing Saturday night issued the follow
Ing statement:
~ am very proud. as any Amsri-
can should be, of receiving the great
honor from the Republican party. !
am not unmindful of the obligation
and responsibility that 90 with it."
Harry NJ. Daugherty. national
manager for Senator Harding, said:
- "0n behalf of the Republicans of
Ohio, and especially on behalf of
Senator Harding, ! desire to express
to the Republicans of the country,
men and women, our sincere graft
tude for the confidence expressed in
this wonderful man by nominating
him the candidate for the party for
the presidency.
Caught at the hotel to which he rush
ed from the Coliseum after his nomlna-
tion. Senator Harding made no formal
statement, but declared he was very
happy" and deeply grateful to his
friends. 8Nt0
The Republican nominee plainly show
ed his elation when he emerged from his
roms with Mrs. Harding to face bat
terry of camera men.
Mrs. Harding Beams.
"If you want to make Mrs. Harding
look pleased" he said, "tell her some
thing about the price of millinery com
ing down."
There was a burst of laughter in
which Mrs. Harding joined and) The
tameras clicked a lively accompani-
ment as the photographers adopted
the suggestion.
Mrs. Harding was beamiug with hap
piness. Asked for some comment on
her feelings as to the distinction gwen
her husband, she said:
'I am tremendously pleased of
course. | think my husband is worthy
of this honor and / am content to be
in the reflected light"
Catch Washington Train.
Senator and Mrs Harding were
busy with preparations to enable them
to catch a train leaving for Washing
ton within a few hours: The senator
had been up nearly all Friday night in
the round of conferences with party
chieftains which led to his nomination
and Saturday spent hours in the heat
and strain at the Coliseum while the
battle from which he emerged Wis
tor by an overwhelming vote was be-
ing brought to its dramatic close.
The pleasure of the victory had re-
1axed the physical strain, however, and
the Ohio senator showed little evidence
after he had bathed ahd put on fresh
clothing.
Great Falls daily tribune., 1920-06-13

Chicago, June 12.-Will Fl. Hays, Of
Indiana, was Saturday night reelected
chairman OF the Republican national
committee. at a meeting of the new
national committee presided over by
Henry Mccoy. national committeeman
from the Philippines.
Harry M. Daugherty, national man
ager for Senator Harding. appeared, be,
fore the committee and on behalf Of
the presidential candidate requested that
something prompt, snappy and positive
be done forthwith to launch the fall
campaign. The work ought not to be
delayed, he said, and he asked that a
subcommittee be appointed to confer
with Senator Harding on the selection
Great Falls daily tribune., 1920-06-13
Will Hays Is Reelected
National Chairman COP.

of assistant officers and an executive
committee. The national committee
elected John T. Adams of Iowa vice
chairman: Clarence B. Miller of Mime
sofa. secretary, and Guy Howard, also
of Minnesota. assistant sergeant-at
arms.
A subcommittee composed of Will s.
Hays, chairman; Senator Weeks of
Massachusetts; Charles u. Hilles of New
York: A T. Hert of Kentucky; ]. L..
Harmon of Oklahoma and r. f. Will
iams of Oregon was appointed and au-
thorized to select an executive commit
tee of the national committee to be
made up of fifteen members, eight men
and seven women, including an assistant
secretary, who is to be a woman.
Great Falls daily tribune., 1920-06-13
Leon Trotzky Dead,
Lenine a Fugitive
Is Reported at Toxic

Toxic, June if-(Delayed. -
Information that the Moscow gov
ernment has been 0verthr0wn. that
Leon Trotzky has been killed and
that Premier Lenine has escaped
said TO come from the VIadivostok
government, is printed In an extra
edition of the Asahi Shimhen. A
new government headed by General
Brussiloff is reported to have been
established.
London reports OF May 10 had
General BrussilOff former comman-
der-in.chIef Of the Russian armies.
In supreme authority at Moscow, In
place Of Nickolai Lenlne, the boil
sheviki premier. Official London
quarters, however, indicated reluc-
tance in1accepting the report as a
fact.
Great Falls daily tribune., 1920-06-13
Daylight Bandits
Choke Cashier and u
Get $3,163 Pay

Kansas City. Mo-, June II
bandits Saturday choked and
Herbert A. Allen, cashier of W
millinery house here. In front Of
town hotel, seized payroll Of
and fled sin a motor car. They we
sued more than a -mila by q M
Great Falls daily tribune., 1920-06-13
HNnXER r.

New York. June 12.-Herbert Hoover
Saturday night sent the following tele-
gram to Senator Harding: Il hasten
to tender you my most cordial personal
gratitude on your nomination and on the
great opportunity which it affords you
to interpret the desires Of the American
people"
Great Falls daily tribune., 1920-06-13

Rome. June 12.-The situation in
Aynlopa il grave Albanian insur-
gents have surrounded the town and
are keeping close siege upon it. Tel
egrauhic communication has been in
Great Falls daily tribune., 1920-06-13
Wild Night at Marion, O.,
Harding's Home Town, as
Nomination News Comes
Aged Father, Opposing Candidacy at First for Fear
of Sons Assassination, Says He'll Vote
for His Boy"

central Ohio $4,000 people
wild Saturday NIGHT when learned that OF Its Citizens warren T.
announced officially at Chicago that
Great Falls daily tribune., 1920-06-13
Boston Police Row Wins
Coolidge National Fame
Which Brings Nomination
Candidate for Vice President Receives Largest Vote
Ever Given Governor of Massachusetts on
"Law and Order" Issue.


his adopted state almost since from Amherst College
strike septembe 1919 Coolidge
Great Falls daily tribune., 1920-06-13
sDREN IN ROW BOAT
ADRIFT ON LAKE ERIE.

1nroe, Mich, June IA score Of
Ehes are searching for a row boat
|aining four children ranging in age
! three to nine years, reported to
y been adrift on Lake Erie two
y off shore. The parents of the
1ren are MIR. and Mrs. Mirven
~ Of Toledo.
Great Falls daily tribune., 1920-06-13
I0H MSON.

Chicago. June 12.-Senator johnson
said he would not make statement Sat
urday night on the nomination.
Great Falls daily tribune., 1920-06-13

eta policeman. The bandits automobile
49Dl wrecked and two of them were
lontrred.
The Wheeling intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1903-1961, 1920-07-24

What a lot OF energy people do waste
trying 10 make other people different
trying to make them see where they are
wrong. frrtting because they have GER
iatn traits. finding fault because they
will not listen to reason reason OF
course. being what they think. tffete'
rrodoXy." said a famous bishop. is the
other mans doXy; orthodoxy IL mine. }
And what Il great peace comes over
one when one realizes that. after all
one doesn't have 10 wear oncscif OUT
this way.
She Thought She Would Burst
''IIs must know he wasn't fair ABOUT
It," a little friend Of mine once said %
me IN regard 10 an argument she had
mad with her husband. but he simply
won't admit il. 1t seems as II ] would
burst If can't make him see 1t. and
admit it
That's a typical example Of the state
Of mind I mcan---thc state or MIND thht
hurls itself against some other person
nIity and wears itself out trying To
mould or change. or convince That per-
In Nav SincIairs latest hook "a queer
medley Of the morbid. the melancholy,
Inc beautiful and the helpfuD she tells
how her heroine wins through from
rrstlcasnoss and unsatisfcd desires. IN
peace-and that In spit" OF having every
outward circumstance" of life against
hcr And ono Of IN" mtlcStonos on her
road 10 tho haven OF peace Is tho real.
ization that you don't have to fret and
The Wheeling intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1903-1961, 1920-07-24
! BRAIN TESTS
! BY SAM LLOYD. J

10 MINUTES TO ANSWER THIS
No 479
Guess the author OF each line.
I only know she came and went,
Like troutlets in pool
She Was a phantom OF delight
And l was like a fool.
One kiss. dear maid. said and sighed
Out OF those lips unshorn.
She shook her rinSlets round her head
And laughed in merry scorn.
Answer to No. ATT
Our guest Travelled 2nn miles. They
had gone so miles before the blowout
ard travelled the remaining 80 miles
at S-5 tho former speed. They could
have gone So Is miles ~ full speed in
the same time that Il required I" go
80 miles at 3-5 speed. Thus they would
have saved 80 Is m!les. IT. at the
same time. they saved 40 minutes. then
SO l-S divided into A. gives Is min
utnS as their time pc rmtle going at
full speed.
The Wheeling intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1903-1961, 1920-07-24
CAN'T PRAISE
'''' I I|jIJ ENOUGH.

nervous I couldn't be quiet in the cay
time or sleep we'll at night. and ~neh
| got up in the mornings l would stas
ger from dizziness and black spots
would swim before my eyes. on Top
Of all this. I was taken down win IN
nucnza. which nearly finished me.
When | got up from that attack l didnt
have strength enough TO sweep a room
or make up bed, but just felt miserable
all the time.
Il tried every kind of medicine l
>ouId think of or hear Of. but notning
did ME any good until I got bottle OF
TanIaC, and from the first few doses OF
this medicine l began to improve. MY
appetite picked up and what ate
agreed with me, so that I gained weight
and strength right along. BY the time
I had finished my third bottle I was
eating heartily Of anything I wanted
without feeling a sign of indigestion.
gas. pains. or shortness Of breath. and
my nerves had quieted down so l could
sleep we'll at night. Although u has
been several months now since Tanlac
restored my health am still feeling
nnc Life is altogether different 10 me
since I took Tanlac and l can't praise
IL enough
Tanlac is sold in Wheeling by the
HoGe Davis Drug Co. at ll45 Main
street. 1884 Main street. 18th and Mar
knt streets and $500 Chapline street.
also E. X Hoge at Martins Ferry. Ohio.
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Side Talks =!
Ii Nv Rmtlh Cameron III
THE ROAD TO PEACE

worry yourself because people are thus
and so instead of as they should be-
They are what they are-all you nave
10 do is TO accept and make the best OK
them.
OF Course You Want to Help
OF course II YOU see some one FOR
whom YOU care, following a line OF con-
duct which. you know Cor rather think
only supreme Intelligence can know
these things) Is keeping him from, his
best happiness and development. there
is no reason why after thorough CON
sidcration. you should not outline the
change in conduct which you feel VIII
bring happiness.
Having outlined II the best you can
there your duty ends. go,
II may be entirely rejected. You Will
naturally be sorry, but you need not
fret.
would You BE Satisfied with Th1sf
Or IL may be apparently rejected. and
40, in reality the seed may have been
sown that will ultimately bring Good
fruit. "
Many people are like that-thcy will
never admit they are wrong or appear
10 accent any suggestion. and yet the
seed lodges down deep and some day
bears fruit. True. they will seldom
admit TIM, they were helped; they pre-
for 10 think they stumbled upon the
change fortuiously. Rut that need not
worry you If 1t IS only their good and
not self -aggrandizcment YOU were
after.
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WAR EAGLE IS MADE
TROOPS HEADQUARTERS

NllliamStown. W. Va. July "2--FCrCoS
OF the state Coustahulary sent INTO
MinEo county to maintain order dur
ing the coal strike have established
headquarters AT War Eagle. although
d"taChmcurS have been stationed Al
R"rd"rland and ThaCkcr. where miners
on their way 20 WORK recently were nrcd
upon from ambush. y number of troop
-rs are being kept IN Williamson for
duty in any part Of the nold. should
they he needed. Officers Of tho con-
S'Abulary deC.in" To discuss the number
Of men sent 10 the county. bur express
IN" better that there's sufficient for any
pOSS lble emerCcncy
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It Restored Mrs. White S
Health Several Months
Ago, and She Is Still Feel
ing Fine.
She Has Gained Is Pounds
in Weight and Feels Years
Younger, She Declares.

since began taking Tanlac / have
not only gained fifteen pounds in weight
hut feel many years youngS said Mrs.
+. p. White, 1901 Pierce street, Lynch
burg. Va.
1oc I was in a very pos state of health.
beginning with slight attacks Of ind!-
clstion that paid but little attention
10 at first. | kept getting wors" until
could hardly eat anything. MY appe-
C.n n,outhfuIs Of food would make m"
feel as uncomfortabIe as If had eaten
a hearty meal. would bloat up with
gas and have such sharp pans round
nv heart It was almost impossible for
me 10 draw a deep breath. ] was so
The Wheeling intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1903-1961, 1920-07-24
COUNTY COURT

Christ ErtmIOn. %. and OuranIa he
falOs. IS both Of Wheeling.

Christ ErtmlOn. 20. and Quranla ke-
falOS. -. both Of Wheeling.
Eiduciaries
Alberta Bcncko appointed adminis'ra-
triN for the estate Of Herman BCnekc.
Bond $1,000
Bessie f.. Rernhardt appointed guard
ian of Morley Bernhardt. Bond 500.
Deeds
GeorG" W. Hunt To leonard Bloom
field lot IN Elm Grove.
Albert Z. Rust and wife 10 Mamie
Craft. lot in Triadcl1hia district
HShry Hoffman ST. and wife 10 Elmer
r. Srhwcig and wife. a lot in Stccnrod
Addition.
Robert II. Abercromhie 10 Clara G.
Smith. a lot on Virginia street.
II. l.. labody and wife 10 John y. Tay-
lor. 81 al a lot in Churchill addition.
Charles II. Copp to Myrtle Mclch"r a
lot on the Island.
Mamie Craft To Abort +. Rust, n lot
IN Trindrlnhia district
The Wheeling intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1903-1961, 1920-07-24
RECEPTION FOR BROWN

East Liverpool. Ohio. July 2&--Naiter
+ Brown. of Toledo. candidate for IN"
Republican nomination as United states
senator. will visit East Liverpool Tues.
day. Rem. l.. Bennett, secretary oil
the Young Mems Republican club an
uOunC"d today. An Informal reception
Will hc held in Browns honor by Repub-
! ,L,.Irn lnllrrS
The Wheeling intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1903-1961, 1920-07-24
MEApoR QUITS PIRATES

Pitt&burgh. JuIy 23.-OftiC!al* OF me
PITTSBURGH National League Baseball
club announced tonight that they had
been Informed that Johnny Mead0r'
pitcher. who joined the Pirates at the
opening OF tho present season. had LETT
tn, team TO take a berth with an IN
dependent nine at oil city, Pa.
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WANTED-Salesman and saleswomen.
Having tact. initiative for high grade
work. High school education or its
equivalent required, Good pay. short
hours and pleasant work. Write Box ell
Wheeling, w. Va 5y-23-i
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PERSONAL
CANCERS,
Malignant

| CANCERS, Old Soros. Malignant
! GrowthS. tumors. ulcers. c'".. su"""Sv-
I fully treated for - years M knife 10
bleeding Interesting booklet free.
Government and grand jury Approval
Clin ont for future reference. Il. L..
Lawless Specialist lloS-lo WyiIl" Ave.
, DanyIlle. Va. 1t
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rYrcpATTvE hauling

LUCRATIVE hauling Job for number
Of heavy duty dump trucks. Il n'"r-
cStcd write Packard Motor Company,
Lea,hcrwood Wheeling. w Va. or call
between hours ~ $40 and 1890. ly-23-l
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High School
JanitOr Wanted

Written applications for the position
Of cleaning Jani;rr for Wheeling High
School. Will BE- received al tn" Clerks
Off!ce in tho High School building until
p n. Monday. August 2nd.
The duties for the most part ara
sweeping: busting and keeping clean all
rooms above the basement. Good salary
and especially attractive where help can
be had from Jan!tor'S family.
FRANK STANTON.
iy-23-i Clerk
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ANY information given me on party VINO
took main drive chain from new Nc
Cormtck binder and sold !" any one. VII
kindly notify Anton kruh. Bridgeport.
o. r. r. ! iy-2t-i
The Wheeling intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1903-1961, 1920-07-24

wANTED-Wc have de- rIh.c loca-
ton. on railroad switch. "n which We
will erect one or two buildings suitable
for manufacturing or st"raG" purposes.
one building can b" j0Xlo0 and tho
other s0xlno with Is feet alley between.
both fronting OF railroad switch. For
n good tenant "" will erect one or both
buildings on long term lease. lnquir"
Of John ". Bcltz. Jr, l9ih and Eof!
streets jy-.@-l
The Wheeling intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1903-1961, 1920-07-24

FOE RENT-Nicely furnished rooms for
light housekeeping and sleeping. Ap-
ply end floor new lntel!gencer Bldg
1905 Market 81. 1e-l2-u
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wANTEE-FENALD

wANTED-Waitress, dishwasher and
cook. on turn from II p. m. TO a. m.
Apply B. G. O. Y. N. Z. A, Stop 7 Ben
wood jy-24-l
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MISCELLANEOUS
LARGE MANUFACTURER

wants REPRESENTATIVES 10 SOL SHIRTS, I'M
dcrwcar. hosiery. dresses. waists, skirts
direct to homes. Write for free sam
pics. Madison Mills. sos Broadway. Now
York. y. Y. sat jy-2G-jylS 80
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wANTED-SALEshiEN

with team or auto who
can give bond to sell 1877 Watkins
home and farm products. Biggest con-
cern OF kind in the world. $500 to
$4,000 yearly income. Territory in this
county open. Write to-day TO J. r.
watkins Co, Dept. ia. Wirona. MINI.
jy-3-l0-l7-24
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FOR RENT-Furn!shc rooms. Rooms
for light housekeeping, ~ 9th 81.
jy22-i
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THE WILTSHIRE

Virginia Az. and Beach Capacity $50
Private baths running water. elevator
etc. AnIor lean plan.
Samuel Ell!s. Owner y. J. Collins. NIT.
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THE PRNNsYLvAHIA SYSTEM
WANTS

TIE PENNgYLvAHIA SYSTEM
WANTS
BHAUN1NI
Yard-621f cents Per hour. Over.
time 1877 cents, after hours
Road-4.oa cents Per mile, with
minimum OF 100 miles. over.
time, 7e.5 cents per hour.
s4.1e to Ss.A Per day. Overtime
time and ns-hAlf, after hours.
Steady Work for Reliable Men
Excellent Opportunities for Promotion.
Apply to
TRAIN MASTER, wheeling, ". Va,
Bellatrs, O., or Ndngo Junction, o.
jy-1-tf
The Wheeling intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1903-1961, 1920-07-24

FOR SALE pair Of mules. Good size.
Also l mule, weighs 400. Also coal
bank mule. Box Is, West Liberty, w.
Va. ty-24-k
The Wheeling intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1903-1961, 1920-07-24

wANTED-s5oo monthly selling new
patented fuel vaporizer guaranteed to
save up 10 500 gasoline 40 miles per
gallon made with Ford. Sold on money
back guarantee One sample free.
Stransky Naporizer Co. AIS. Pukwana,
| S. OAK. jy-24-g
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MALE AND FEMALE HELP.
LOST AND FOUND.

1osT-Wodncsday evening. July ?2nd.
Two 3AXii, tires on National road be-
tween GAINESVILLE and Wheeling. Suit
able reward for return. Fred {. Stein
bickcr. 1915 Main st, Wheeling. W. Va.
jy-24-h
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FOE RENT

FOR RENT-Two rooms for light house
keeping. at 81 3Sth st jy-2i-i
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FOR sALE-Ford ton truck engine.
overhauled, new tires. Call 20S2-J af-
ter p. III. jy-24-j
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FoR SALF2 automobiles. Ford road
ster and l Dodge touring car. These
cars are in fine condition. Will sell
either at reasonable prices. Dealers
need not bother. Address Box West
Liberty, W. Va. jy-24-k
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FOE SALE-Good big 4 year old horse.
VIII exchange for automobile. Box
No. 81. Wheeling. w. Va. jy-24-k
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FOR SALE-Cheap. Victrola cabinet
and records. Call after p. m. Woods
dale l62-M. jy-2l-t
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FOR SALE REQ truck newly painted.
Good condition, $500: l 5-passenger
touring car. Newly overhauled. $475.
l 1919 Ford fine shape. Enquire Garage
corner Alley Is and +, or call 24SS-J be-
tween 5 and p. m. jy22-i