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The Wheeling intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1903-1961, 1920-06-08

Ing commencement exercises Of Mary
Ian dCollcge for Women. Miss Esther
Long and Miss Mary Worley are menu
Der sof the graduating class. &c.,, =.
Thomas Williams. OF Cleveland IS
here for n visit with his parents. MT
and Mrs. John H. Williams.
Mr.. and Mrs. William Peoples nave az
their guests this week Mr. and MIS-
john p. White Of Grafton. Pa.
Miss Mary Cooke, daughter or MT
and Mrs. will VI. Cooke. and Harry Ew-
ing Of Stcuberville. were marrled on
Thursday. June g. at the home OF the
parents Of the bride on Lincoln avenue;
Rev. Paul Cooke. pastor Of tn" Cn!teo
Presbyterian church Of Bcllalre. per,
formed the ceremony in the presence OF
about thirty guests. mainly members OF
the families OF the principals, y wed
ding breakfast was served ana al l-:oo
Mr.. and Mrs. Ewing left on a money,
moon trip to Eastern resorts. Ihey Will
reside at Steubcnville.
Miss Myrtle Cummings. daughter Oh
MIR and Mrs. D. W. Cummings. ana Law
renee ! Bowman. OF BridgeVille. Pa
were married on Monday Mt the parson-
age Of Rev Robert l.. Galhraith' pastor
~ the sixth United PrcSbyterian church
81 Pittsburgh. Mr. Gnlhraith being a
cousin of the bride Tho bride Is
member Of the Cadiz high class or 1918.
and has been teaching school since her
graduation.
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SAND HILL

There will be the usual order of ser
vices az the NJ. T.. church fer n"Nl sun,
day and for tn" ensuing month"; "ut
after July LIST other arrangements Will
Be made
The superintendent rf the VI. T.. sun
day school announced Ia" Junior an"
Intermediates pupils would render
short ChlldrcnS Day. program on Inc
date To hc announced later.
\ simple program OF much merit was
rendered on Memorial Day AT 'h'S
place. The Daughters of Veterans 81
Elm Grove met with us in IN" NJ. T.
church at : p. m. and with them cam"
IN" pastor of the FIRST NJ. f.. church oi
Elm Grove. Rev. Riddle. who MADE All
excellent address. also Rev. j. r. New
man smoke to an apprcciativ" audience.
Readings were rendered by Miss Wilma
Winters and Miss Dora Baker. or Elm
Grove, and Miss ElNa GciSelcr rendered
The Common Soldier most touchinElE.
The Daughters Of. Veterans prouhhl
their own urEanSt and orchestra ana we
thank them Tor their cooperation anu
last, hut not least two well rcnd"r"h
duets by Mrs. Shepherd and Miss Ialh-
we'll were much enjoyed. Al Inc con
cluSlun OF the services all adjourned 10
the adjoining cemetery whcr" tach
grave was Tagged and bunch OF now
rrs placed un each grave OF IN" heroes
OF 1872. lS6l-lH6j and 1877 wars.
The teachers of the SUNDAY SC"oot
Tuesday evening at $50 10 discuss ,nc
lessons for the month OF June MrS'
Gail Francis being assigned the lLH'
lesson, Mrs Fairy Fox the second, MI
James Hunkins the third. and Mr.. I. ;.
Jones the fourth. Those present were
Rev. Newman. Supt. Norman DaSue, and
Teachers Mrs. Ola Luke. Misses ANN
and Agnes Luke. Mrs. Gail Francis, MT;
t'has. Jones. Mr.. james Junklns ana
Mrs. Fairy Fox. Pupils Mr.. Jones ana
Miss Blanche Luke. -,
home in Elm Grove after u WISH with
friends here. ..h
Mr.. and Mrs Forest Kent and dauGh,
ter, Elma. spent several days mere oS
the guest of her parents.
Mr., and Mrs. Curtis Cain. OF Hope
dale. O. We're tn" weekend visitors
with Mr. and Mrs. Isaac RiGHIc.
Mrs. Albert Winters Is somewhat IN
disposed at her home here.
Mr. Curtis DaEue. who was opcra'cd
upon for a throat affection IN hcel-
iug hospital last week, Is improving IN
satisfactory manner ,,
Mr.. and Mrs. Oliver Gciscl"r anu ram
lily. of Patterson, were Memorial la!
IS Mr, and Mrs. Frank Blak".of Wheel
ihr spent Monday with relatives here.
Mr. and Mrs. W. Il. Kent and child
rem spent several days visiting tnttr
parents here and have returned ~ '"c''
homo In Elm Grove. , .
MIR. and Mrs. Merton Winters. "'
Patterson. visited their parents here on
Sunday and Monday.
Mr. l.. c. McWhortcr and rhi'Mrch'
also Miss Gertrude Conlcld. spent Wed
nCsdav with friends on Pine I'M.
\ number OF farmers were tranactinE
business in the city on Tuesday. Among
the number were Mr. X. ". Luke, w
w. Luke Mr. viii Jones. ArIlc Nim-
mons. G.. a. Fox and Mrs. blaine Fisher
Miss Myra Turner, Of TIElorSt"wh
IA. is visiting Mr.. and Mrs. john
Davis, OF Lone Oak.
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ATLANTIC CITY HOTELS
NOTICE OF DISSOLUTION.

Notice Is hereby given that. at nicer,
Ing of the stockholders OF the Standaru
Automobile Co. n corporation creatcd
mud organized under the laws OF me
State Of West Virginia. held at wheel
ing. West Virginia. on the Sth day or
May. 1920. til" following resolutions
were duly. regularly and unanimously
adopted, to-wit:
RESOLVED. that the Standard Auto
mobile Co. a corporation created ana or
Canized under the laws Of the state OF
West Virginia. docs hereby diSc"n'n'c
business az a corporation and surrcnd'f
to said State its charter and corporate
franchises. ,,, &c
RESOLVED, that the President OF
This corporation caus" notice OF tAe
adoption OF the foregoing resolution I"
be published in some newspaper pup
lishcd near the principal office or place
of business OF this corporation. once
week for four consecutive weeks ana
that he certify these resolutions To me
Secretary OF the State OF West virginia.
and deliver him a certificate showing
the publication Of said notice as re-
Quired by law.
Given under my hand this 18th day OF
G. l.. GRIFFIN.
President Of the Standard Automobile
Co. myls-25-je-l-S
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Side Talks IN
Nv Rqfthn Cameron
SICK BENEFITS

dreams OF the day when l, 100 nihHt
TIE Glass BAN with the Snow storm
Another sick benefit from the same
what not was q round glass DaIl, INSIDE
which was depicted country scene.
When the ball lay quiet. falr wcather
rrigncd over the country side. hut whch
YOU shook it snow Immediately began
To fall in tremendous quantities.
From the Gina closet came ono SICK
benefit which,ulas, had drawback at
tachcd to IT. | have always had 4 I've
IT, d"tcstatI"n for anything IN inc IN"
Of grurl-horrid stuff. nothing more
than n first cousin 10 pastel thought
thrm. and still think. But TO get well
without plenty Of cruel was cohSld'r'u
AN impoSSihility in those days. mere
fore. to swcctCn the dose. l was allow
cd to take II out Of marvellous cru.
SET which consisted Of little platter
into which Nttcd n covered cruel howl
and n salt and pepper. all on tn" quaint
willow pattern. The charm or the niue
sot and the tale of the fleeing lovers In
the picture helped flavor All otherwise
uctcstahlr food.
' A Sick BENEFIT of the Palate.
sick toast" as "" always called II.
was a food which We never seemed l"
have except when Conval"Sc"nt alI'T
sonl- childish illness. II consisted OF
h,r, toast buttrrcd, sailed and pcpporcd
- - r,tcciv. and with clear hot milk
INSTEAD Of the -four thlckcncd milk
vh,r, made the dip toast OF our or
binary rarr) poured over u. nave
eaten many AN rlahorat" dlnnrr ana
tasted nothing half ;" deI.'iouS'
wander. If by any chance. part OF inc
relish If sick toast" lay IN tho zcst al
me ronval.sc-ut. or. rather. do not
wnnd~r-I know.
Did YOU. u" have sick dement's Wheh
YOU were child?
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I'LL PRAISE IT
LONG AS | LIVE

my head was going to burst. was
very restless and 1T nights could scarce.
Iy sleep. thought l was suffering all
that | could stand, but 10 cap 1t all,
rheumatism struck me In both my arms
and put me in such bad shape that |
couldn't even raise my left arm, ana
could scarcely use my fingers. My con-
dition became so bad that often lost
two or three days al time from III!
work, sometimes even week. ana i
was very much discouraged. l TOOK a
great many different medicines. but Tor
all the good they did me, might as
we'll have been drinking so much water
Il finally decided 10 try Tahfac hho
7 Could tell remarkable Improvement
after the first few doses. and by the
,in,r I finished tho hrst bottle l was
back on the job feeling fine. l nave
taken two bottles now and my 1000
arrcrs with me so well that have gam
I'd ten mounds In weight. The consti,
nation. dizziness and headaches arc all
zone, and at nights ! sleep just nnc. l
M longer feel a single trace of rhcu-
mo,ism, and I never lose any time from
nv work. Tanlac has helped me -
much that | will praise II as long as l
live. and I'm glad to recommends u I"
anyon else suffering rs l did. ran
lac Is sold in Wheeling by the Hoge.
Davis Drug Co. ut ll45 Market street;
i03I Main street: 10Th and Market
streets and $500 Chapline streets: also
p. X. Hogc at Martins Ferry. Ohio.
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hammock

The prayer meeting group Of III" Ocoo
division. held social NJ IN" nome VI
Mr.. and Mrs. Jones Il. Mcfarland on
Tuesday evening" The evening was
spent IN Il good ine social way, WIN
music and conversation. refreshments
icing served. =. Ga,
MT AMI Ms. Jay Imh"ff and TWO
children. Miss Martina and Clarence. -.
Monroe, county. wcr" recent VISITORS III
the home Of ". X. Mcfarland. .
81. clair Caldwell was Il visitor IN
Eellnirr one day thu FIRST 81 the ""'h:
HIS mother. Mrs. Nancy 'aldw|'I' "l
this place. having "rr"mpa,liSu MI,
homc ari"r spending \ few days WIN
her daughter. Mis-. Robert Mc|rH"' Oh
Mr. and Mrs. Charles McFad3"n. 81
New Athens scent sabbath WITH the AT
tnrs brother. -. &. Moore, "t this p1h'"
and attended preaching services IN inc
PRESBYTERIAN church sabbath morning,
Charles Williamson and family 81 ~.
Clairsyillr. wrr" recent guests Al lh'
Lcrnr Of MIR AID Mrs E!drrd l,"!t".
Harold lmhott II N'itN. ONO. SP,m,
over the w.cK end and DrC"rl'lGm WIN
hi. parents. MIR and Mrs L. y. !n I.
e T.. Lee and family attended the
Memorial Day services NJ .N"'""' on
Monday. Mr.. Lee being asked |" aSHIa'
in the New Athens band, Wh'c" '"'-
nishCd the mLSlc. ro.,
work narty, given by Miss Ions Sipr' ~
Eairnoint on Saturday art"rnu"n. al
>yuirh t,no the announcements -! h'f 81
rapnmcnt IL Nj Harry Harms Mas
made. -, 49,,
I.ny King OF near Columbus. has r"-
turned nur!r. after visiting w'th ms S'N
Ter, MIS-. james Mcfarland west 81
Mr. Raw Allen. rf Ecll"fontain". was
a guest ~ the home o: his n"ph"w. ".
l.. Armstrong. the latter rari "' t"e
Mrs. GlaGys Gruhhs. Of Akron. Ni"'nl
- fax DAVIS recently with her SISTER
Mrs. Ella Clegg at IN" h"m" "t T.. 4
'lmkpfr. , ,>o.r,, nm, Ea,h,rinc
Hartley and brothers. John. ~ M"FEII
Town, came on Tuesday TO III" h"n' "'
,h"Ir uncle, Mr.. aud Mrs Laurcnr" Nrm-
strong. for visit. also with lrI'hd> III
Harrison county. ..,-
Air John DAVIS and family Ar" Visit
In. with friends nj Detroit. Mi'h.
NIss,s Ereda Mcfarland ami Mary
ErI or Wheeling. Sp"nt over IN" WC'k
cnI anth Drcnratiun day AZ III" nome u
the former, parents. MIR. ami MIS-. WEI
Mcfarland. .-,. ,,.
rnmpanied by their lr"therS' rI"'k'
Armstrong. Of Akron and Clcnh "l N'h''
ohio. who are guests at their home
sprnt Sabbath Mt Elm Grove ,
word MAS received by TRENDS m"r'
,clIinr OF tho death OF Mrs. George i'at-
"a ~ of Akron on Wednesday evening"
Mr. William Taylor. residing norm "'
Town who has been very CrliS"Ii& ~
shows. although very slow niue ''"'
provement. ,h., ,rc.,,
for a yisi, with friends at AhdO' H.
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MT. PLEASANT

The daughter Of Mr.. Warren tal,hinl;
colored was laid to rest in hlsn'ann
cemetery Thursday OF last week Ns'
Mrs John K-lnke and son. John. ana
daughter. Miss BERTHA were S""i'P'"H ~
Wheeling. Friday. ,io
Mrs. David buchanan. Mrs SONIA
11nnncr wore shopping in Wheeling
M No and Mrs. Paul Thompson and
children, spent Thursday at IN" h""''
OF his brother. Allen. Lu-
or in this place Friday.
MI and Mrs. Frank Elhort and d'HsM,
tor Of bridgeport. spent lew ""S
hare last week with friends ,.,
Mrs Harry Price is on the SICK 'N,
n and Mrs, r. F. Bone Of Mounds
riIIc spent Monday in this place
NJ and Mrs. William DUNCAN "i Stru-
,onyiIln spent a few days with inc '"r-
mer's parents. Mr.. and Mrs. lh"''''S
GorsuCh. >,.r., o,,d SON
~ Steubenyille. was NtSltIS f'i"'N''
hero for a few days. VI, 49,, cam,
Mr. and Mrs Charles Ball ana lam,
uy 81 NrN philadelphia. was Nis't'hs
relatives here for few days. ,r.s
Mr. and Mrs. John McKclvtc Mss
ra1n Mc,'onahy Of Pittsburgh, "a,
snent a few days at the home OF 'h'''
Mother, Mrs. y. J. McConaay:,, .,c
Mrs James Harmon is still on 'he
sick list. aIe,,r Mrs.
Anna Cusic Of Martins Ferry were VS.
it'HG , l and Mrs. George Gruhb and
,h,ers Misses Alma and iieIch'
scent n few days with the former = SIS
~ Mrs John Krinke. ,
ter "i navid parlctt Of Toledo. spent n
few days With his mother Mrs Jane
Parlett. ,,.,,, 1,,-rct, ~ New
n,uadSInhIn. was visiting at the nome
Mt and Mrs ILHr noI REID 81; , fH9 n t2m Of
a. farmers parents. Mr.. ana MrS'
Mr. Charlie Irwin and son. HarTIu.
.rnn, Sunday at the home OF ms
oprnnte MT and Mrs. Samuel Irwin.
Mr. George Dilivorth OF kusn Run.
spent Monday wit relatives and tr''noS
Mr. and Mrs. Ralph Craven and
daughter. Of Massilon. ~. are visiting at
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Troubles Gone, Parkersburg
Man Is Back on Job Feel
ing Fine.
Before Taking Tanlac He
Was So Crippled Up He
Couldn't Raise His Arms.

"Bcf"r" | hogan taking Tanlac was
in such bad fix that it looked like |
was going t. have 10 Civ" up my work
again was the emphatic statement
made Wy y. l.. Smith. I021 %4th Street,
rark"rshurE. West Virginia.
For more than n year" said Mr..
Smith. Il suffered from NERVOUSNESS and
Il general run down condition. and n"N-
or felt lik" doing Il thing that required
the least bit Of "X"rtiun or energy:
After eating gas formed on my stom-
aCh causing !ntCnS" pains and such Il
pressure on my heart that Just simply
had t. fight for breath. Nothing / ate
agreed with me and became very pale.
sallow and thin. was awfully con
situated and had such dizzy spells that
| had to watch myself tn keep from
falling. I suffered terribly from at
lacks Of headache. and at times TN" pain
became 50 bad that II just seemed like
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CARDINALS WIN AGAIN.

The Cardinal \ c. of the South Sid".
defeated the Vance Juniors last SUNDAY
on the Twcnty-stXth street Er"u!idS ny
~, score of j. 10 .. The Cardinal y.
G. lust organized three weeks ago and
riaycd two games so far and won them
both. In the first game the Cardinals
dcf,atcd the Mozart \. {. by the score
Of I to G. and then last Sunday trouncso
tho Vance$ Tho feature of the game
was the hitting and fielding Il Becker
of The Cardinals. Becker got fcur hts
out of five times TO tn" plate one was Il
triple. Following is the score by mn
Vtrr. Jrs 5000. O6H oOO OPS 10 .
t,nrdinals .lOf N33 1lX-l2 20 I
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ROY SCOUTS.

4 meeting will b" held thls evening
between i and 9 o'clock at Clay school
Mt which time second class cXamtna-
lions will bc taken by the members Of
Tho different troops Of Boy Scouts OF
Wheeling district.
\ like meeting will he hold Wcdn"s-
6,y evening at which time examinations
for first class, scouts will b" held at
scout headquarters in the Market audi
forum. The meeting Will be held be
tween and IN O'Clock. \ large NUM-
her arc expected to take both exam
nations as many applications have been
received in the past couple days.
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CADIz

pr Spnnrr Rates j. home from New
York CIV p'nlNl college,
Whittier A'uullhr"upr. OF Rus'"n. has
hcrn VISITING his daughter. E"rcni'". at
TN, hem" Of ibr. and Mrs. :. II. Kent
Charles i; Davis has gone 10 QUAKER
tu".u IA. for visit.
RS Ernest Adams. "f Canton. IS VS.
sting her SISTER. Mrs j. ". Havcrh"ld.
MIR. and Mrs William Il. S''v"nS"n. "t
New PhiiaG"lph!I. are visiting hFs. a.
NJ StvE-'nS0n.
Mr. and Mrs Ralph Cunningham and
children David and F.liZah"ih. or lIitS-
hurGh. were here fer few days WIN
Mrs l. Cunn!nghan.
Mr. and Ms Howard J. smith. a. I j.
Iun,hus w,rr guests for TWO or three
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SIDE TALKS-FRIDAY JUNE 4 49,.
Did you have sick benefits when you
were a child"
When "" wcrc going going over tho
things in an old chest the other day !
came upon Il wonderful SILK patchwork
quilt that my grandmother made. II
has scraps Of all the silk dresses She
ever had. from her wedding gown 10 her
last black silk. II Is also sllken
chronicle ~ the sartorial events that
have happened 10 all her relatives and
close friends. Moreover. here and
there. with an irrcgularity that m.dc
!, even NOR" fascinating. grandmother
had embroidered figures upon some Of
tn" patches Here was a raspberry col
orrd clrphunt. and there n purple: here
"A Stillcd spray Uf forget m"-no;s. and
there Il strange crimson Hover That n"N-
or WIS ON land or STA.
When tho Patchwork Quilt Was Put
over Us
As porcd over this quaint work Of
love and pat tcnC" or not OF arN | SUD
denly had vision of myself lying III IN
thu, little black walnut bed | had rs q
chtld wondered what mad" that
come into my mind and then | knew.
The patchwork quilt WAS on" of IN"
tru."huId treasures. and W children
wrr,. no, allowed to touch II rs Il rule:
hIt when VIC had been NJ u VAS
br,,i"h, cut from Tia" cedar chest ana
put Srr as 4 special f1NUr--ln othri
words :, sick benefit.
From that. my mind travelled swift
IL IT, other seek BENEFITS Thrr" was the
old box made Of inlaid hi;S of ivory and
rhruy and lined with sIudNlw"ud. that
stood on the what not Their" WAS
nothing III the box, hut il cam" from
some rar-uT land. brought by som" S'.n-
gong great uncle. and just I" hold II IN
my ha-d linked me with his great adj
Ventures and filled my mind with misty
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{ BRAIN TESTS;
} BY SAM LLOYD. !
5 Minutes 10 Answer This.
Nh A07

How long have We been married
inquired Mccarthy. Then the wife, VINO
used to be a schoolmarm. gave INN an
said. II have been married two-lh, l
answer that set his head going. She
Of my life. but as you are dozen years
older you have been my husband SIN
elevcnths of your time on earth.
1T seems longer" remarked McCar...
thy. but l will take Your WORD Ior ~.
Can YOU tall how long the McCarthys
hive hcrn nYarried:
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when tho Patchwork Quilt Was Put
Over uR

,nr home or his parents, Mr.. and Mrs.
Grurs" craven.
Miss I.i?2." Simrgal had srr"k"
,vhiIo VISITING at tn" nom" "f >r
nricr<. III" Misses Mary and Gcrturd"
Jenkins IL S"hring. g.
Mr.. AMOS Jones # Newark "h'"'
was visiting relatives III this PLACE.
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BUSINESS oPPo1TuHrIuS
OPPORTUNITY ARRIVES.

OI OIN ! UNI 8tININI v 11os :.
We want a young man who can stand
prosperity. He will be given the exclu-
sive state selling rights for new In
vention that has an excellent future; no
competition: permanent income froN
renewal orders. Mr.. Delker. Of Phila-
delphia. Is at Hotel Windsor interview
ing applicants. Come right up to room
Goa. Successful applicant must have
n bout $3.50 10 finance himself. jest
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WAHTED-AdEETS

wANTED-Men and women with good
personality TO sell Soldiers History
that shows the photograph. name, rank
and home OF every man who was killed
or wounded in the world war. $4,000
per month up. See Mr.. Howell this af-
ternoon at Hotel Rogers. or write state
office, Box ass, Clarksburg. w. Va.
ie-S-R
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Answer to NO. 426.

Ono thousand papers and twenty more
Was what the boys had first in store.
Both Tom and Ned did pretty well,
-Four hundred copies quick TO SELL
But little Jimmy did the best.
And with his brothers sold tho rest.
Therefore the Joncscs won out by
go papers.
downright. 1920. by Sam Loyd)
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runN1snBD ROOM WANTED.

wANTED-Modcrn furnished room con.
Meeting bath. convenienccs. privileges
phone and private entrance. Central
location. Address. giving full partjcu'
lars. 4. H., care Intelligencer. js-S-l
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Fox sA1E-RIvER CRAFT.

See this full cabin, IS h. p. Light
draft motorboat. Has an oak bot
tom, good sized decks, IS e. hull.
Lying Ut 9Th St., wheeling. 1Snry
salads, 1loe water st., wheeling,
W. Va, my-26-r
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wANTED-Good strong boy to work IN
composing room at night. Must b
l6 years OF age. Apply Foreman In.
,elligencer after 200 p. m. je-l-
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PounTRY.

rHoRouamRED Barred Rock bsgs;,
Farm, Rayland. Ohio.
tue thurs ga.
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wANTED-Two linotype operators
Apply to Foreman Intelligencer..
je-3-tf
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FOE SALE-Studebaker six-seven pas
songer. 10 model, in good running or
der, five good tires. Price $4,000, or
will exchange for Ford roadster with
cash difference. Write Jas. L. Fry,
Shadyside, o. 5s-S-i
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WANr1D-NAG0

wAHTED-Good strong boy to learn
stereotype trade. Apply Foreman In
telligencer, 7th floor News building, al
ter p. m. js"s-tt
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NEUTRALITY-SUSPICIOUS. car washer
REQ Distributing Co, 37-t3 goth 81
Call 167. JS-7-i
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FOR sALE-Country homo, Of A. D.
Hood. on Fairmont Pike, ~ miles
from Wheeling. Modern room house
with bath. slate roof stone foundation.
furnace, gas, water and we'll. good barn
40x60. Poultry house, Is acres good
land. 200 bearing fruit trees. on paved
road to city. Inquire A. D. Hood. prem
iscs. 1e-7-i
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LOST AHD FOUND,

LosT-Two pair barrel skids. Reward
II returned to Kline Merriman CO..
&c 18th St. 1e-o-l
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DIED

SALADE-On Monday. June 7th. 1920. at
o'clock y. m. at his late residence.
sos Main street. WILLIAM Angus
TUS SALADE. in his END year.
Funeral from the home Wednesday.
June 9th, at o'clock. Friends in
vited. Intcrment at Mt. Wood come
terry.
(F'rlends are kindly requested to omit
flowerS.)
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FOE sALE-6 room house, and attic. fer
one or two families, Is minues walk
to mills. to 10 minutes from Blocks.
nrice $4,000 or less. Write at once. Ad-
dress rQuck Sale care 1ntelligencer.
je-5-i
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wAHrEb-rEMAM

wANTED-A girl for general house
work. small house. three in family
Call Woodsdale 336-R. 1e-S-k
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FOE sALE-Saddle horse. Beautiful
black seven 90 years old. Can be
seen at Paul Dorsey's training stable.
End ST. DR.. W. 3. Fletcher, Moundsville,
W Va. jo-7-i
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wArrEp-ruRH1s1kD ROOMS.

wANTED-Two furnished rooms for
light housekeeping. by permanent cou-
PIE without children. Address, giving
particulars as to convenicnces, f. Cal
man. care Intelligencer. 3e-6-tf
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FOR sALE-Corner lot. good location.
Must be sold at once. Cash price
$4,000. This Is a bargain. Address
Wheeling care. Intelligencer. te-5-t
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raH 6AL8

FOR sALE-Ford Sedan. 1918 model. ex-
celIent condition. wire wheels. shock
absorbers. chains. tool box. storage DAT
terry. One big bargain, for 3625.00. st.
Clair Auto Co., st. Clairsyille,O. je-S-h