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The Washington times., 1920-06-24
FOR sALE-HoUSES

THE PROPERTIES ADVERTISED under
ey us: THEY ARE ApvERTisED DAILY
We Will accept Liberty Bonds Of
all Issue. for face value on the pur-
shs.s % OF any OF the properties
sos; sos y st. 8. r.-Briek; 7 rooms and
'-is 81 i.1s1. ioss 81 So nssfos MsSs zach room. and
'- isis 70 ISIS sstn '..t''s .r 'w.-s:,Cf, ssSi
'''f st 'SSm s-siiSs; 's'n aoom.. bath. la.
trobe. gas 1850.
= ~, a.! ''n =, s, SmBrios; sco 9 rooms. bath;
so tarnum ST. N. W. Pstworth)-
Brick rooms. bath large lot TO alley;
1921 W 81. g. E.ws rooms. bath. $4,000.
eret s.. s.n ~ isra' n ao sicoeo. rooms rec h'''
AK st N E;1nsriek; 2; odsk II rooms; bath; la
brown stone trimmed: NV. h; concrete
sshs5j tnsiy newly painted and pspersdi g. m
6is 18th st, N. E.-Brick; 8 rooms. bath;
latrobei e1oeilsnt condition. ,s.7so.
III Desales st. N. W.-Brick; 10 rooms.
ssi,.s,S sstn, x.rT. %.nS heat. lJ0Gs rvo,,m,,y
rsnial. 500. uiso' 'tn s.'n' ''''A' yearly
1871 s st. N. W W.AsrIeR; room. and
oi7 ard ST. s. E..Bricki 7 rooms and
iet K q. 3 E..BrieK; rooms. $500. =,
lob. itI iss. isl st. =. 'E.-Briek; 8
iss-iss Francis st. s. E.-Briek. 4 rooms
each; excsllsnt condition. 1900 each.
4" / =, s, e.; rooms. bath; brick;
2s6 "a 81. y. E.--Brick. ss,soo.
3l7-ls Va ave. s. E-Brick and frame.
w as Delaware ave. s. w.-Brick; . rooms,
rec, hall bath: gas electric. furn. $3.50.
s3os st. N. w.-Brick: 8 rooms. bath;
't Is ''n.0G ps Free: 1s :isy . ss0 &&sreI room.
.ns 80 st!s 'stffs' vScssffMs9ie. & ffa.sGi room.
ana $40 Ss'S S. s. Je ave NV '%.-sr.ek: . rooms.
s' 'ss'et'' St. '&'.-sSsiSss: rooms.
ii7.Is b st. $. w.-Brick; 8 room. bath.
ssSs 9Th st. N. w.-Brick; 8 rooms. rec.
M isss 0d ssd 0Se 81. NJ W.GBries and frame; frame
7 rooms; bath: Es.. ,,!s.ioo. ,.,,
brick; excellent condition: room for garage.
isoa BenninE road N. E.-Brick; latrobs:
7is Rh st. N. E.-Brick and frame;
osn \: j. ave. N. VS. rooms. rec,
hal sssos.is Pan 'f!roee ss H. s w-blieH sGe rooms.
1884 se.,on st. N. WnBrick; rooms.
SIS Itth st. n. E.-Frams: 8 rooms; la
trobe, $4,000, s,,,,,,nr
twHirES"New s.room. bath bungalow; a.
sioN q; Il ms.sa ss sos garage; lot SO1iSo' POSSES
S'oH stth 81. se.'y% Nj. Rainier, Md.-CwHITE,-
8 rooms, large rec. hall. b.; 2-story frame;
ssHcssNr. s11es; 'G, s..7sc' cso1l'e; newly painted.
steam heat; garage: electricity; possession
wow INVESTMENTS.
$3.50 N st. N. w:-3-family nat; brick;
II rooms; BATH; n; h.Iw; nGvn h ip1sis@prRr,rs i1isop
can BE PURCHASED ON REASONABLE
.sssslAta&HN NEED ED HOUSES. LIST
BRADFoRD & COMPANY.
Main 6s77. 337 Southern BldE Main ss7s.
READY TO OCCUPY.
New %0ssIo sso dWsHf ds,s sT s.'y
rHEfE4 Ffs f.ls syfKPiso Z tHs '5sSsi 'GosrSsr.
Union Trust Building. Main 7es:
COLORED
T ST., NEAR 16TH-$6,250
rooms, bath, cellar under entire house;
large yard to wide alley: house In good
condition.
NEAR 21ST & F SITS. N. w.
$3,250.
6 rooms. bath; yards front and rear;
room for garage.
WALTER A. BROWN,
1400 H Street N. w.
M. 1868. Est. 1890. M. 1854.
SEVERAL HOUSES within . squares OF
Lincoln Park Locations: ONCE II be-
tween 2 and p. m. F. N. Bank Bldg.
after 6. 724 5th st. N. e. WILKES WOOD
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SAUL'S ADDITION
$l2.750.

An artistic and weIl-planned
bungalow, containing 7 rooms and
bath; hot-water heat: electricity
and gas; spacious porches; close
10 18th st. owner 10 leaving town
ana VIII deliver possession at once.
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WOODMONT, Md.
$7,7bO

Vacant; near car line; one square
rooms and bath; hot-wAter heat;
electricity: fruit trees and shrub
berry OF several varieties
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BROOKLAND
$1,000 CASH
713 14th st. N. w.

Completely detached six-room and
bath bungalow, hollow tile construction,
electric lights, hot-water heat, front
porch. etc, Price at present, $500.
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BIT VIRTUE of a certain deed Of trust
duly recorded In Liber No. <l2i, at folio
IS Of the Land Records OF the District Of
Columbia. and at the request Of the party{
secured thereby, the undersigned trustee4
will sell at public auction. at the ofhce 81
Thomas J. owen & Son. 1891 G 1T. N. WI
Warrington. D. c.. on Friday. the 25th dan
OF June. 1920. At three o'clock p. m. the
following described land and premises, sit
uated in the county Of Washington. d. c.,
Lot numbered one hundred and thirty
seven I3D. in square numbered twenty
three hundred and thirty-seven (2337l. In
tho subdivision known as Chevy Chase
Park as per plat recorded in the office OF
the Surveyor for the District OF Columbia,
in County Book 81. page 81 Terms: One
third cash. balance In equal instailments At
one and two years. with interest at per
centum per annum. payable semi annually
from the day OF sale and secured by deed
of trust on the property sold or all cash, At
the purchasers option. A deposit Of 5000
will be required at the time OF sale. All
conveyancing and recording will be at the
purchasers cost. Terms to be complied
with within ten days, otherwise the trus-
tees reserve the right to reses, at the risk
and cost OF the defaulting purchaser,
WILTON J. LAMBERT,
GEORGE b FRASER.
Trustees
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. all modern conveniences; large lot: ga
rage; possession; terms; prico $4,000. ass
Irving st. N. W.
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$780,.

$500.
On Lexington st. N. E., = modern home
in every respect; built-in ice box; servants
toilet; modern wash tubs; cement porches; ;
large attic; large back yard. II you want
a home that Is a home see this one before
you buy.
$3.50.
Six-room house; hot-water heat; fne 10.
cation; near Lincoln Park: all kinds OF
homes for sale. for all kinds Of people.
J. D. GARMAN,
r District National Bank Bldg.
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DOWNTOWN
$4,000

Near new Interior Department
building: o large rooms and bath: I:
hot-water heat; suitable for busi
meas location: terms. one-third
cash; no lease.
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AUCTION SALES

sI VIRTUE Of certain deed Of truss
guy recorded In Libsr No. toss. at folio %
Sn Ha ths Land Records Of the pistrict Of CO.
uInoia, ana at the request of the party Sc
cured thereby. the undsrsignsd Trustees will
Ssn az public auction. at the office OF
~ unom.s y owen & Son. 1874 q st. N. w.
" ws.iin,ns'9s; ian D. G. on Friday. the as,h day
following described land and premises. SIT
uAted In the county Of Washington, ID. C
Lots numbered one hundred and thirty-twe
nsl and one hundred and thirty -four
Slstl, in square numbered twsnty-thrss
hundred and thirty-ssven tsS3D in the
suodivlsion known as Chevy Chase Park,
As per plat recorded In the office OF
the Surveyor for the District Of columbis.
IN County Book 81 page 81 Terms: one
third cash. balance In equal installments at
one and two years with interest at 6 per
centum per annum. payable semi annually
from the day Of sale and secured by dsed
OF trust on the property sold. or all cash, at
the purchaser's option. A deposit OF 1900
Will be required at the time OF sale. All
conveyancing and recording will be at the
purchs .ers cost. Terms to be compiled
with within ten days. otherwise the trus-
tees reserve the right to resell At the risk
and cost OF the defauiting purchaser,
WILTON J. LANBERT.
GEORGE b. FRASER.
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FOURTEENTH ST. TERRACE
$4,000 CASH.

One square from 18th street car line,
eight rooms and bath, hot-water heat.
electric lights. front and rear porches.
sleeping porch, screens throughout.
large dry cellar. The price today only
$l0,6o0.
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GARAGE or garage npacc wanted for
Cheyrolet car; preferred vicinity Of eth
and X sts
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Lincoln Park. Locations: ONCE II be.
tween 2 and p. m. F. N. Bank Bldg
after 6. 72+ 5th st. N. e. WILKES a WOOD
The Wheeling intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1903-1961, 1920-09-02

the schools arc supplied but one. that
! T Fist: Upper sand Hill, Miss Annie
Atkinson: Lower Sad Hill, Mlsa Gail
Francis; Lone OAK. 4; MnWiihS M1.:
FAIRY Harsh; Oak Hin Mis-! Bianchs
Luke; Rritts Run. Miss HipSleyj Wal
nut Grove. Miss Manning. Dallas. NJ
Roy Stricklin: No. 2, Miss Walkfri Lo.
Gust Grove. vacant: Live Run. closeq
MUTUAL Tel 90. Meeting
Tho Mutual Farmers Telephone Co
held II Meeting Monday evening 70 vote
on The levy asseshed by the 4enesD
company and TO elect delegate 70 rep.
resent, tho Sand I'm. Telephone lire y
which convened on Tuesday AuEuSs
?sIh
Us. Inspector
The Inspector for tho T.. rural
mall route so pauAsd over the Ionte
on Monday inspecting ayd notIlyine
nio good H"rvi"a by the rarrief TW
prononi carrier anticipates IsDiHnibk
hia OfTIUr IA carrier. Rft9r many yeAIp
or Horvlco mn cnrrinr. ftt
Briefs "
Mr. Chnu M"'oy Earle Wilson ep0,
r'Ishcr Bros nro tho rhrco threohihe
machines that ar. making llfc on IhS
farm quite a strenuous one at this
Ron Of tho year.
MIR and Mrs Joseph Sutton
Moundsvilic. spcn, tho past week
guest OF Mr.. Brio" DaEue and family:
Miss Annie Smith. Of SprinEdAlt. ~
Grove. Is spending her vacation WItn
the Misses Luke.
Mrs. G. W. Marsh and Mr. WHne
Rrllviilc were tho guests OF Mr.. ISAAC
Niece Of NcTs. O.. last week.
Mr. Curtis Cain and wife accomplh'
led by Mr.. RIair Cain and Mis-. Berths
Cain. OF Hopcdalr. O.. spent the weGh
end with Mr.. IsaAc Riggle ana ram.
lily.
Miss Myra Turner OF TaylofstoHM
Pa. Is the guest OF MIS-. Johh DA'R
this week
MIR. and Mrs w H., Turner spent
SUNDAY with relatives In Washington.
IA.
MIR aud Mrs. J l.. Kent spent sunday
x,,,h ,eI,i.vr. I'm Elm Grove. ~,
Mrs Frank Blake and daughter VINO
have been summcrin8 here have re-
turned to their home Ia the cNy' ~
~, tnrbrr Winters ana uoHoT
Earle, wine uprnl noNeTal days ~ pitt%
buTgh Ihla week, .
NJ, and Mrn noheTl Milllgan spsnt
jiunday with Mfr lihiiIs l'aGue
NJ Marion Win'erH and FAMILY So
cnnpnniod by M. " ], WINTERS II
v1,caIIur Ialand. ap"nt FIindHy VIII
Nj 4 u wIptora md family.
Miss Uinrrhr Luke In attending tps
phI, County institute In Elm DtoVedff
MIa- VIais McCaualand or Ihhrmaft
unod Elm Grove. spent let week the
guca, ~ hcr cousin. Mrs. Bricc DaEue.
The Wheeling intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1903-1961, 1920-09-02

iI,,,l,"" 80 Wrn -" ''"I
,,rnn,H,i,, - -, "l'od Mae" N"'E
80 81 N,,,,t" ,'t'' n'"'i"r lh' 'h'''
hn,d ,.r,I li",ri,in Ir,, i"'l". .'r'"''I
- n.,.r, 49,. award 81 lhu ""'h'n' H.
,"nI ,"tu,miruI',,, ,,u,I't I,'''i'"' ""l i"l
Inv IhIu at, With ih. I',..""i"Il''" -
NV d,,ur,,,Ir Ilr ui',,ir '"I'''"ti'' d..
win rn',i tru. roIr""'.uiniiy 81 ih'.
ypornI"ru ~ N,Irui"u t"'r"'i"" ~ Iu'
SUNNI" 81 ,rlI iruu"d Nv SECRETARY 81
Labor " " Wlr"n f"r ih" rn'r""' 81
Writing III" I"rn" ct IL" "w"'h ut" =
~" y"rr '"ni'"'l
WhrihrI tho "p"rni"rr nv willing :"
uICn ia" contract ~ ~" n'" Of ~"
largo rupt,ruVI"u ct mining ~ u ~"
tNpt ngpInuI tho t"I1uv 81 ia" award
wnH not known here tonight RI" OF
rtnt"rs. II Is known. nro willing !" "lgn
IT tho m!n'ru nTC ready To carry "ul ~"
award The moment m" operators
place their HlEnnturCT to tho tCrinH OF
tho contract ihoy OhliEntC themselves
to give tho min" workers flS.nOO.OOh
back pay and they do not care I" do
this, It was stated tonight. IL the men
stay away from til" mines thereby re-
pudtntlng their bargain.
Tho scale committee" today considered
the majority and minority report" OF
the conl commission and announced
that II had decided upon plans and out
lined policies calculated 10 serve the
=, best interests Of In" anihrarit" mine
workers.
The Wheeling intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1903-1961, 1920-09-02
KATHERINE DOUGHERTY
DIES AT HOSPITAL

Mlas Katherine J. I'"uEh"rb. ha"gh
to- 81 Thnu"s nnh ~ ihL"t l'"nEh"i'N
living At lHi Fifteenth UiI"'I passed.
away at ia, SAITH Wh'' lug h"npltal NJ
,'.in,k InSi ',UuinE. nIl"r a abort III
noas
Mac p"uEhcrly VAS ahlo :" attend
.hurth cory H." on Euu'lnY hui ho"aIn"
grrinugIY ~ gh"rtly mII"r and wnn -"
moved To m" hugprtHl u waq deemed
ucros4ary l." p'rf"rm ~ operation I"
correct an intestinal Hilm"nt ana tho NJ
,cndnnt shock VAS s" s"E"r" Sh" did not
re"oNCr. 800
Miss catherine n0ughcrty was llts
long member ur tn" congregation OF ~.
Iosrph's cathedral and was most Jealous
I'm her church work. The funeral service
will take place at the cathedral although
arrangements hav" not as yet been
made.
Surviving the deceased are her par
ents and four sisters. Mrs. }. H. walton,
OF Cleveland. and Mrs. Walter tockoreii
and Misses DELTA and Elizabeth Dough
crty. and ono brother. William }.
DOughcrty. OF Wheeling.
The Wheeling intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1903-1961, 1920-09-02
CRUDOLEUM
GUARANTEED HKMHDT YOA 40
AND SCALP T1OUDLDO =

stuhhnrn carcs Of Itching. irfitAtet
.c,Ip nrc easily overcome ly Crudole1
nm II IL harmless, high grade. uehl
amber petroleum. which has been trtee
md nro,rn To no especially adapte0
Tor removing dandrufr and other cause
r. falling. finding hair. A. time roll
On The public after using many diAcs1
nnt remedies for hair care and rtd(tno
rho scalp OF disease and dandrun. are
rcturning TO petroleum. but 10 tn
hiRh.r, cleaner grade, and not 20 th1
Ink dark, muddy looking petIoleuW4
nhirh arc apt to contain suspen0o(
narticIcs OF unsanitary subs1hooe,
limo free carbon Or free SULPHUR. Thie
accounts for the possibility that q few
uho have used a common grade OF pe-
trolcIm on the scalp may have dom
an without Tnuch success. }.
The price IL only 35 cents for hA9
MINI bottle. Get a bottle today ~
"a Gricrt 4 60: he Is authori1e4
return the purchase price II you
nor satisfied after giving SudolooN
fair trial. The antiBeptic. hoeii
nowcrs OF Crudoleum and It's eloA
snarkling appearance and light cclQf
what II making II no popular.
who have tried u hare telling IT,
friends about Il. IL you are uDsnlo
xet II from your druggist. ssnd -
10 VIM. M. simpson Drug Co. Whole4ell
Druggists. Williamsburg Station. PitO'
burEh. Pa ~ ~
The Wheeling intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1903-1961, 1920-09-02
SCHOOLS READY FOR
EARLY OCCUPANCY

At a. ",I",h meat ru"~hn' "''i"
Ing thc - h'."l ,hii'lI' "ii'r 90"
lInn 81 over two m"uihr VIII npni"
u, a. tho dreaded ,tnR - ih' "iI - h""l
bell
wurk 10 Now h"iuT '"r'l''l "n inp"l'Y
r,rt, ratnTy 10 tho "i,'uiuE 'T - h""I
Inn ia mo work iur daily 'h"t"uEh''
cleaning oil M" nrh""la ~ ~" "'l ~
mn Cnd,av"r - mnk' the huiihings l""h
as cheerful "a r"r-ih'' h'l"r" To" kih
dies return.
comprtcnt man - g",rG over ~"
uu,cr Oltnrs in MI ut ia" S"h""i".
cleaning them out and doing Other -"
pairs necessary.
Contractors hnv" already begun work
on the rebuilding Of the ola Madison
The Wheeling intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1903-1961, 1920-09-02
STEUDENVILLE
ZUPON HELD TOGRAND
Jury; MURDER CHARGE

S,rubrnylIlr. .. Spcl /. stephen
! Xup"n aged g years. 81 Dunsl"u, a..
who aurr, ud'r"h himarlf I" ia" "uih"rI-
! tlrs Saturday might after Matt Thomas,
mInrf had been kll!rd Ia n night al III.
! lunvnlr wa, l." dhY h"ld /" Tia" j. firIS"n
| county grand lury hy Jusil'" u '"h1
! Of billuuNL ale. CA chang" 81 ih"l h'E'""
murd,i umd IA" WA committed I" me
"untI jan here wlih"ui ban lie a.
| lion uI IL, I",vn~hlp rnih"ilIt'r "a h"Ih
! lur IuIn.n i"I murder ~ IIn mot IL
utrr Mas - ~ I,il lee. l." the county "lil.
/ , luis ~ hrr, nN'rllE"li"" "l""'d mat
! Xuluu acted IL u'lf h"f'nT" nII"I lh"i"nr
| had rna,i. - h' IIhrrni "Ii' m,I', T." hIIi
, him nnd that ~, fatal nh"I WA fii"d
I from - rmn Ia Th"nnH hand Will" ~"
,v, mon wrIo u.ufflnr T"I I"rr"Hnl"n
, 81 the wrnr" Ia" grand Jury VIII Ia
| ,rniIguir IL" 900" u"Et w'"h along win
/ tbs fIrri IcPr'" urur'l"r 'nn" 81 l"" Unit"
In,nI Italian. wh" rh"I md klIl"h n
,nunIr,mnn during Ih" Italian pny cd"
| h,,IInn here ror"uilv Thr rnHo Of Tony
| I."a Austrian. Of Y"rkvIll". VIII" shot
aud wounded Attorney John ''nrhn"r
| hrrc recently aud III" tn" CHH" "f FRANK
Htcphcnr. charged with cutting with In
tout to XII Harry Hammond. at lin"y
| Irork will nlru he rnnridrr~d by mo
grand Jury Mt this TC"EI"n.
Hody Brought Home.
Tho remains OF Mrs Rose schmidt.
wife nr Charles Schmidt. Of this city.
river last evening by tn" crew or tn"
f,xruraion steamer NNrnie Swain. w"r"
! brought to M"ttrnb"rgrr'H n"rEn" mere
md later taken Ia her home on Lincoln
avenue. where the funeral will. be heIn
on Thurnday. verdict or suicide by
drowning has been rendered by IN" cor
I onrr OF brooke county. domestic ttnn-
hi. wun assigned IA tn" cause. NrH
, Schmidt IL survived by her husband ana
ono ron.
/ Towns Re joiCing.
There waa much rejoicing at hlngo
! Junction. brilliant. W~irton and Follhn"-
! bee to-day over the action OF the Inter
! state Commerce COmmihsiOn In suspend
,ux m. new rates al IN" WhSlinRs Trnc-
! lion Company. which were 10 have been
! ,rf.cily. tn.dny At Mugo and I'riI-
limit particularly there "Hh much pro
= i,.t agninst The increa sea made oy the
Germany, Cty Solicitor RALPH Levin
son. Of Si.ubenville. who filed the pro.
! test that haId up the fare rSire stated
| 10 day thai he expects tho ronmisHl0n
| IN soon set n date for hearing on the
rAles and that II will DO up 10 tha com
The Wheeling intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1903-1961, 1920-09-02
Woman Thinks She Is
Privileged To Talk

N anyone ever had "A mIs'rhpIc
stomach | surely had. II WAS grow
ing worse too. all the time" lihh
severe pains and attacks every ten
day, or two weeks and had la chlI
Il doctor. who could only rcli"N" III"
fnr short While. rw" years ago lhs
February ! lo"h lrrhlm'pl "I VI"
Wnnd,rfuI Itrm,dy and T. have not had
, smell Of puIu or misery nIn'r. MY
frIrnd.- IurI wonder that ! am LOOMING
40 we'll feel ! ain prlNllrE"h L" ,n'"
about IL u In rimpl' hhrh''' mn
preparation that i"n"N"r 'n' W"
'., t,,,, ihr luIrnIInnl Ira'l hnd
IIn, ,h, Inflammation wbi"h 'nuHrs
utn,ti,nIIy all rt'mn'h, ll''' an" w
trnIInnI nllucuir iu' Guiding "rP' ""'
,,Ir ono done will 'onN Vine" ~ ""h")
% funded r
yIujr "vorywh"Tc.
The Wheeling intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1903-1961, 1920-09-02
Quit Tobacco.
. So easy TO drop Cigarette
Cigar, or Chewing habit

ko-To-Bac has helped thousanas 70
~ m, costly. nerve SCATTERING 20,
n.'nn hnbi,, Whenever you have long.
,%v Tor a smoke ar chew. Just place 9
h'.s1n,Irs, NO-To lac tablet ~ yoe9
,"n,,Ih Instead. Al desire stops; bhoTl1
~ The habit Ia completely broken, hne
you arc bettor or m"hlHiy. phyI1clny.l
n,nnniaIy Ii'a Ho easy. nj Himpia. ON
. nn. ~ No TO lac and " II d0oAnt ~
Lease YOU from all craving Tor t0oAoec
f., INV fntm, your dTuHGist viii ftvN<
yuur money without question, NOTICE
I,nc In mndn by tho ""no'a ~ Isstatss
,no,sr,ro II 10 thoroughly IsIlsbis
The Wheeling intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1903-1961, 1920-09-02
VIII BE Crippled

SCRANTON Sept. n II boIlvN"d
here tonight that several "Olli"rics III
the I.nCkawannn district Will he Grip
pied tomorrow 10y Cnilur" Of tn" mine
workers to report for work. II IL known
that +" UnO men employed hy the Penn
sylVuni, coat company Will not work
and conditions in The miners oISanlAh
tion In Tins district nr- such mat u
tumplvir gripping Of ia" lnduHlN
would not br nuTpTislug over on" hhlr
OF lhr mine w"rk"rS Ia district No. !
arc lnsurEnnl
The Wheeling intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1903-1961, 1920-09-02

OBITUARY {
WHEELING MAN
DIES IN OHIO
,ozrvv xrrnDwrCK. FORMER
WELL KNOWN LOCAL Resident
DYES FOLLOWING BRIEF
ILLNESS
Family Were Pioneer Residents OF thu
City-Puneral in This City on
Friday

News was received In THIS city "''
sVenins 81 the death az }lf Jon'P"
Ziero~ick whrh occurred 81 the h"h""
or his daughter. Mra Myrtle RANT a.
TounHatown bhi" yesterday f"toh""h
roIiowiny "a hTirf illness ~ 'omrll'n
tlons
Nj Xler"~I'k s"n 81 Va" tat"
Ma aud Mr- t!"ttlloh Hior"~i' It. VIII"
rTHT ysaTa rorih"l ~ :" IN i"H 7'i'"'
this oily lie Ia -ur vi,"d lay IL" ~.
lowing sons nnd daughters Arthur. 81
cameron " Va Joseph mud 'h"r'"T.
of thls city Nrp /. - NllI'T. 81 'nm
o bsgland Md and Mrs NYTp" rant
of Youngstown
b. FOR many vcarr no followed III" 'roh"
of q cooper Ia this 'liy hut hnd llF'd
n retired nro FOR som" y"nra aud much
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SAND HILL

There was no preaching service NJ
the NJ r. church or Sunday last. ow.
Ing 10 the absence Of the minister. Thn
ousation for tho Sunday school scholars
for next Sunday II: Who made the rrHt
Sacrihce7
Announcement of School Opening
The public schools In the, Sand hiil
dLatrict have changed the date OF open
ing from the l3th to the Goth inst. All
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COMPOUND and found Il a wondsrful
remedy. commenced to pick up ut
once and my suffering was roliavcd. l
hxys told othsrs about your madeleine
and know of some who have taken II.
am glad TO help otbsrs all ! can. -
Mrs. B. z DENINo, 4H w. Lafayette
Are., Syracuse, N Z.
While ChsnEe Of Lfie 10 most crit
1ical psriod q woman's existence. tho
annoying symptoms which accompany
II nay be controlled. and normal health
rostDred By tho timely use Of Lydia Z
PfnkhGm's Vegetable Compound.
Moreover this reliable remedy con
tafns no narcotics OF harmful drugs md
! owes Tn effieieneJ TO the medicinal ex-
; t1aetSves Of the native roots and herbs
which " contains.
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AalpiE ObseQ uies

IL,lpln aged rraldrnt of Fast Wheeling
were held yesterday morning hoauioni
high naas was offered al 81 Joseph =
cathedral aud lntcTnrni wan mndo Ia
tho Nj Calvary cemetery.
Mi lInIpln was ia the SlHiiost year
81 IA, age Ills death incurred ''n Mon
day at tho N"IIh Wheeling hospital al
ter lIngofinE IiIpona Ito T"rlhod al
I.lud ST. oct
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Yo-torhny "ftotn""n al lhI"o "'i"'h
from tho family r"nih"n'" GA MIll"f
uvauuo ihnpnl court. funeral NOT vl'oH
wrr, hold Tor tho lnIo Mrs Augusta Mol .
non vito Of John NolH"n, VIII" hi"d
Innt Nundny artrrnonn N"v E 81 How
ntd nT the ElrHt EnE llnh l.uth"rnn
church conducted III" n"rVt""E "nh Ia
torment wnr rnnho III '.r""nw""d COM
StHTy
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wilcox YunsrRl

Funeral srrViccs Tor The Iate Mrs.
CornclIa Wilcox. wife OF a. G. wilcox
OF West Wheeling will be held Thurs
day afternoon from IN" family residence.
Rev. g. W. Way. Of IN" First SpirItu-
list church. will conduct tho scrVicaS
and intcrInrnt will he mad" In Green
wood cemetery.
Nrs. wilcox was born IN brlihant
Ohio and was In the thirty-EiEth year
OF her age She died on Tuesday from
complca TONS after an illncsn OF seven
months. She IN survived by her husband
and ono daughter. Miss Joan.
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FunCrnl arrangements Tor FRANK
Young. vol known South SID" Chinese
undryutnn, VIII" died yesterday morn
ing nj tho North Whorlng hospital ARC
Incomplete pouding the arrival 81 rclu'
tiycn from rlttHburR this morning. MT
Young wRR In tho rrty siKth year ~ his
age aud had been III for tho past several
wccks. His death was attributed 1"
CompIicnt Ions. Tho body hnH been r"'
moved To TIA" lirrtChy Undertaking par
lnra