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The Hickman courier. [volume] (Hickman, Ky.) 1859-current, 1921-09-29

You'll want 90 buy the dresses II YOU
see the sensational values an $50 - -
Dois0us
Russell Gardner. president Of the
Chevrolet Motor Company. ~ ST Louis
and a native son Of Hickman. has been
in the city during the past week visit
ing old friends here
o.
Jersey silk underskirts at S245 and
s. Dohsons
The Hickman courier. [volume] (Hickman, Ky.) 1859-current, 1921-09-29

You are invited to make this store
your headquarters during the Commun-
ity Fair. Bring your children. ice wat
er a plenty, ladies rest rOom.-Dobsons.
The Hickman courier. [volume] (Hickman, Ky.) 1859-current, 1921-09-29

Pcrcales. light and dark. al Zoe and
Zoe a yard.-pohsOns-
The Hickman courier. [volume] (Hickman, Ky.) 1859-current, 1921-09-29

Calico. light and dark IOc a yard
DohSOns.
The Hickman courier. [volume] (Hickman, Ky.) 1859-current, 1921-09-29

I'd shades Dobsons.
Clark sewing thread. Sc a spool at
o
a snare OF your grocery business will
be d.-Bettersworth's
The Hickman courier. [volume] (Hickman, Ky.) 1859-current, 1921-09-29

Bob Coffee was in Paducah sewers
days Of this week on business.
The Hickman courier. [volume] (Hickman, Ky.) 1859-current, 1921-09-29
INDEPENDENT TICKET.
FOR MAGISTRATE. DIST. NO. s.
W. Il. BARTON.

For Mayor
r. \. HAMMOND
For Council
JOE NORRIS
X a. MITCHELL
LAWRENCE M'MAKIN
PORTER KELLY
WILL SWIFT
J. w. JONES
Nor Mayor
r. T. SWAYNE
The Hickman courier. [volume] (Hickman, Ky.) 1859-current, 1921-09-29

Don't wait 10 buy your goods. a..
going mp. Buy now and az DobsOns
and YOU viii save money. A hint d
the wise
The Hickman courier. [volume] (Hickman, Ky.) 1859-current, 1921-09-29

| Mr.. and Mrs. Ellis Dobson win leave
Sunday for Nashville. to attend New
| Years services.
The Hickman courier. [volume] (Hickman, Ky.) 1859-current, 1921-09-29

Mrs. A. s. Birnbaum, OF Memphis.
spent few days with Mrs Guy Hale
this week.
Evening journal., 1921-04-22
feNa>@~@EEE~E
Is II ST. JOHN2

Tho surname st. John ia rightly
TO be regarded as a place name, since
the ones who bore II FIRST undoubt-
edly took Il from plnod, and the
place In turn was named from tho
church dedicated and called aftor
the Saint
lt II said that the places that gave
namo 20 tho ~. Johns OF England
were IN Normandy, being Of course
ST. Jean. not 80. John, and that 81.
John IN really an anglloized form OF
an older Norman name, st. Jean,
There are several parishes In Nor
mandy 80 called but the surname
does not appear IN England until
after the conquest. Ono promin-
ent ST. John family Of England traces
descent TO the great baron Hugh dc
Port. william, son OF Adam de
Port. took tho name st. John In the
twelfth century on his marriage with
the heiress OF a powerful Norman
family of the name st. Jean.
In this country the name IS usual
ly pronounced st. John. while IN
England it is usually slurred into
something that sounds much more
like "singen."
The fact is that the name Singer
in England is derived from ST. John
Just as Sinclair is derived from St
Evening journal., 1921-04-22

further experiments. particularly
looking toward the cure OF cancer
Her wish Is to be gratihed by
Americans. who are raising a fund
for the purpose. Soon she VIII
come to this country and be pro-
sented with the precious gram,
Refining OF radium was started on
a large scale IN 1908, Tho supply
of pitchblende ore was mined al
most exclusively in Austria and when
this soon diminished, radium produo-
ton came to n Etandstill.
About this time Miss Susan A.
Fiannery, member OF one OF Pitts
burEh's best known families and q
leader IN society, was stricken with
what doctors pronounced a "faai
have an operation 20 save her lifo
She was reluctant one other re-
course was known, IN a hnzy way
to science. That was radium
But before n quantity OF the preci-
Gus metal could be obtained Miss
Flannery was dead.
Grlef-stricken, her brother Joseph
NJ. Flannery. one OF Pittsburghs
millionaires and noted for having in
troduced vRnadium alloy into the
making OF steel, went 20 Europe 10
investigate tho infant industry OF
radium manufacture. He vowed
that, n at all possible, radium should
be produced IN this country to allevi-
ate other cancer sufferers.
He learned that radlum could be
extracted from carnolite, a low grade
ore mined in southwestern Colorado,
but only at great expense. I'm
daunted, the steel magnate hurried
back to the United States and ne
gotiated for the purchase Of the
Colorado fields He sold his vana-
dium interest and withdrew from
other activities to devote his entire
time to radium.
In the face Of ridicuie from HIS
business associates he organized the
Standard Chemical Co, and began
the mining Of carnolite.
Medical men buy most OF the rad
ium. Some Is used In manufactur-
ing luminous articles.
Evening journal., 1921-04-22
YOUR LAST NAME
BY MARY MARSHALL DUFFEE
Copyright 1880, by The Mcclure Newspaper Syndicate

Clair. senlow. from Saint 10 or Saint
Low, Seymour from St Maur and
symbarbe from 81. Barbara These
are Hli ell-established English SUR
names.
Matthias st. John established a
prominent family OF the name in this
country and interestingly enough his
name is sometimes spelled in old rec
ords sension, Binehon and Sention,
showing that tho clerks who wrote
tho records followed the sound rath-
er than what they knew Of the spell
ing OF surnames.
Matthias st. John was Puritan
born in England and came TO New
England In 1881. He was the keep
er OF COWS In the early settlement Of
Roxbury, then he lived In Windsor,
Connecticut, where he held many
important positions, leaving an es-
tate OF one hundred pounds, not in
considerable in those days.
Copyright. 1921 by The Mcclure
Newspaper syndicate)
Evening journal., 1921-04-22
HAS
MOST RADIUM
Plant Tucked Away Amid
Steel Mills Produces
Most of Supply
MADAME CURIE
TO VISIT PLACE
nr Newspaper EnterprIse.

ny 4NtWrUditI IahAtA ~ ANct
PITTSBURGH - Tucked away
amid tho mammoth steel mills here,
as little known to Pittsburghors as
Il Is 10 tho layman outside, Is a lab
oratory that turns out seven -twelfths
Of the worlds supply OF radium.
The laboratory has been operating
since 1919. During nine years It
has produced just ss.6 grams Of
radlum. And a gram Is not quite
a thimbleful.
But these $50 grams OF the preci-
Gus metal represent a market value
OF S1O,632,0 900. Radium sells at
ss,5OO,0 900 an 900 a
gram IL usually is sold in lots OF a
milligram, OF one-thousandth part OF
a gram.
But the Standard Chemical Co.,
realizes only a nominal profit For
every gram Of radium that Is refined
500 tons OF ore and 1000 tons OF coal.
chemicals and water are consumed.
Mining and milling forces also must
be maintained and high-salaried lab
oratory experts paid.
Radium was discovered in 1898
by Madame Curie Born in Poland
she was the wife and former pupil
Of a French professor. Pierre Curie.
who assisted his wife in her research
work.
The two worked for four years
after Madame Curie discovered the
rays in common pitchblende before
they could disintegrate the ore and
isolate the radium.
Nine. Curie demonstrated her find
TO science and was awarded the
Nobel prize for physics and the Davy
medal OF the Royal Society In 1908.
Nine. Curie's one desire in life is
to possess a gram of the radium she
discovered-not for its value, but for
Evening journal., 1921-04-22
CURLING YOUR HAIR.

Hot irons and tight twisting is in
furious to your hair and should be
avoided. II the hair is slightly
dampened, ordinary kid or rag curl
ers are effectual, and are quite
harmless.
Evening journal., 1921-04-22
WORLD CHURCH CONFERENCE

CHICAGO-Steps 20 promote in
ternational friendships and bring
about a reduction OF armament
among conciliatory countries, will be
taken at the World Church confer
ence to be held May II 10 10.
Former President Thomas r.
Marshall, william Jennings Bryan
and Edward Fiiene OF Boston will be
among the speakers.
The Wheeling intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1903-1961, 1921-05-03

"Grown-upS and children never were
meant to live tocethcr.'
SO says mother Of my acquaintance.
"Of course" she went on. Il don't
mean mothers and their own rh!lhrcn.
That's different. Though I have seen
some mothers that really didn't know
how 10 live with their own children.
But most mothers and some fathers can
manage fairly romforiabl What |
mean Is unConn"ctcd growu-ups and
children. Put them torcth'r ana unless
the Erown-upS have IN" rarc rlft OF
understanding children yen are sure To
haV" trouble
YOU ought To know I admitted Sh"
Is rcrson who has 4 large ramIiy Of
relatives and ln-!awS VIII" arc constant
~ visiting her.
"Hadn't To-. she acknowledged with Il
smile.
'"You might tell nc some Of IN" chs {
difficulties" I suggested.
Children Never Know When to Stop
well. for one thinG." she >aid.
"grown-upS never haNr any sense about
playing with children. They will romp
with them a while. Er' them all high
and excited. and then wnrn they tn"m-
selves are tired they Will want to stop.
And when the children aren't ready to
stop ibid YOU ever S.'r achiih that waS.r
and try to keep on. they get cranky. |
can't tn how often those rnmpS end in
trouhi" and criticism.
Then here's another thing ErOwn-upS
Will do. They BRING the children toys
that h-"ak easily. littl" things that cant
last but few days. and then when they
The Wheeling intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1903-1961, 1921-05-03
Capital Amendment Fails.

Charleston. W Va. Effort" :" amend
thr budrrt hIi. Ia pr"v.d" for IA" cree
zion Of a new STATE capitol her" on a
si;, rc from four !" ten acres :al!"d in
III. ."nui" THIS afternoon when tho Hp-
prurria,IouS m"n>urc Was beng c"nSid
cr"l liriH 10y item.
Senator tiarmrr. "C t'ark>burE. "rf"r-
ed w., amendments The FIRST ~As :"
tlillH ,n,. capitol upon 4 site Of not
l,.S., than zen acres and at an elevation
not less than 80 feet above "a" Surf.i""
Of III" present capitol ground. This
nm, nG:urHi wn@ d"f"a;"d on rising
lr.,. and SrlI.,:.T !IHcm"r then moved 70
!il.rnI hy making In" st" not les Khan
four acres. Upon mis- question: h" de-
mandrd ih,. ayes and noes.
II want - S.r a IL. wcapitOl building
INA, any stat" in tn" union would b"
pruund off," sail Senator HHrm"r. 1T
should lc surrounded Ivy not less than
your acres ~ gr"End. 1t should D" up
IN IT,. rur.. air and away from noises
There should hr lilac grass. green iawLs'
fo~.S; trc"S
'Fu,ir acres ~ ClrTkShurg might not
cost ,,ry murn.: in;rri"rt"d Senator
CHAPMAN. "hu, her. in Charl' StUn. that
ur,rl%r w0Uld H. more expensive than
IN. capitol building that is proposed"
The ,o!c was: Nyc$-E"werS. llar-
rna;. Ilarinrr. johnson. Polling. Porter.
Shnck"lfnrh. ana Stra;,.--$.
Noes l.n"ur. Chapman. CUait"r. God
hey. Hc.:nick. IliN. Hunter. Lewis Nc
CIarrn. Sh!nn. Stewart. White and
President Arnu!d--l%.
The Wheeling intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1903-1961, 1921-05-03
Side TALKS N
H.. 6Y Rqftf1 Cameron 80
ON GETTING ALONG WITH CHILDREN

como again and find the toys arc broken.
they don't liz" it. $upr">" could
keep tn" children from hlnwIuG NJ Il roy
balloon until il burst or winling Il
cheap toy too tightly. il never took
my ry" off them f"r Il minute. but That
tn" only way II could u" done.
Seine Grown-Ups Tease Children
chen grown-ups. or maybe | should
say gruwn-up boys don't thing III"
women ard 50 had-Simpiy love To ;r:t$r
children AMI don't USE any judgment
about what children can stand. There
IS one uncle VIII" never c"r;"< to this
house without there h"iug some SORT of
rumrus hrcnus" he tcuSrS thu children
hcy"nd endure ncc. And then he ,.tli.;
them cry babies. Sometimes hc will
bring them some toy and will show it
giving 1t 10 them that they get al
worked up. ! just dread ~ see him
come into tn" house. And vet. in his
way he is fond "f children.
IT suppose il takes rs much tact I"
Eat along with Chil!rcn as with grown
ups" I suggested
The Heart Of a Childh, The Mind Of n
Adult
as much" she said. Infinitely
more And II takes L lot IT sense tSo.
TIL" point = that YOU hav" E"i Ia re-
member that You wrr" child nrcr aud
how YOU felt. and yet also rrm"mh"r
that you aren't a child now and have
NOR" Sclf-cGntrnl than :, Child."
I'm other words, you n",,l tn" heart
Of child and N" mind Of n grown
up" I suggested
The Wheeling intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1903-1961, 1921-05-03
Commerce Convention
Delegates Are Home

Local delegate" VIII" attended ~"
ninth na,i"na! "rnrcati"u &C Il" EhA:n-
Der Of commerce HEIDI last week a
Niantic rity. returned home la;" Sun
day evening :nd early yesterday morn
ing Those rrturainS were: y, g
Sttfcl. T. VI. Scott. W. +. Wilson. \. w.
rau.!. W. 5. Brady. W. II. Abbott and
Harry J.. ''nrcorn
Mr.. C"rruran. who Is manager or
the Wh"'';aG Chamber. while talking to
an Intelligence = Trp"r,Hr \"it"Foa!
Afternoon sad that il was "r" Of the
hes, curirnt:or& that has ever hen h"Id.
Close ono 4.oGn, delegates were IN
attendance 4: this convention.
The Wheeling intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1903-1961, 1921-05-03
NELLSBURG MAY
De BLUE" TOWN
New Mayor Says Ee VIII Fn~orr" sun
day Closing Laws as Long ~
on the Books.

Mayor George Z. kfaft Of WrliSours
yesterday announced that unless coun III
at once gets busy and repeats IN" old
ordinance, which calls for ne CLOSING IT
all cor:ertio1rr.cS and PAGES of bus
ness which sell articles which nr" MT
necessities on SUNDAY. he vii nave {"
".o>r them.
This law or - Finance &as h'Na n
record ~ .Svcra1 years in W"'iShu-G
ban during -" LI$t Year waS not e.
e.. :, 80. THIS means that "N,r-A council
zoe, r"; repeal il =, "u,". crc-y store
wt;h the cN,"p',cu Of dug %lhrrS and
dair>~ wili b. closed .icnt on sunday
Many OF IN" r"unr,In'"a nav" already
..nn",IH, 81 the" 'n,'Htio-> Of getting
lily and killing IN" ',iw a. il is HARM
The Wheeling intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1903-1961, 1921-05-03
"GRANOEST IN WORLD"
SAYS engineers WIFE.

meal timn I ate nothing hut Il piece Of
dried toast, hut even then did not rS-
CAPE discomfort afterwards. | tried
wearing mustard plaStrrS and took AL
sorts ut medicines. hut nothing did M
any good. ] became almost a nervous
wreck. | worried all the t!nlr---just felt
Tx" something dreadful Was about TO
happen.
Il VIII always u" grateful 10 thu good
'ri'rd who persuaded NJ" /" try TnnlaC.
''ilrrr Is rs much Difference" in me now
and III" wa? was before aS Il bright
Sunshiny day is different from gloomy.
rainy on. I'm IN the best of health
and spirits now. cat anything-mcatS.
pickles. cheese just anythinG-and never
have Il sign Of indigestion. To my mind
Tan!ac is the grandcst medicine IN the
world"
The Wheeling intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1903-1961, 1921-05-03
WANTED
iE.
WANTED

y man who can apprnIcI I'coric
IA Il courteous marnr- ard pre-
sent selling argumC atS in n
convincing way: one who Is not
easily discouraged and will
cover his territory ~ Il thor
nugh and careful fashion. II
you arc this man We IAN offer
you a position that We believe
will be interesting. IL replying
state experience and salary OK
pccted. Work will BE- in and
around Wheeling. Address Ms
care Intelligepcer. my-S-l
The Wheeling intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1903-1961, 1921-05-03
DEADLOCKS
Continued from Page one)

!dcd - follows: Salirics If teachers
and employees. $4,000. general CNprnSrS
$iU.0rU: repairs and improvements $lJ.-
0Ou: new buildings Sl5.u0n.
The only changes N tn, appropriation
for l9@"-lg23 is an. irrr"LS" IN the
amount "f salaries To b. lH:d amounting
. to S@5uD annually.
Hospitals Are Dropped
III" appropriations f"r private h6S-
pitfalls and similar institutions which
IRE Iu. maintained hy IN" state WAS as
forcCaStrl entirely dropped. tn" lamp
sum appropriation for al! such hospitals
10 be administered ~ ~" state board
OF control was n:ld' tiu.h"h HHnuHiiy
and an addition OF $ih.r"" mad" Ia taxi"
care II ruh"rcul"SiS path ntS who had
not otherwise received ;hr n"c"> SIry
medical attention.
Startling Facts Revealed
The budget lill reveals SUN" start
ling facts when il Is considered al"nG-
SIDE Of the recently passed gross >tl"S
tax hill. Under the latter. TN coal in
forests If the state Will pay nrIN!rnrn
, Of 81 10000 annually I" tn" St:>;'. This
Is not enough 10 take care Of stat" ap-
preparations for cdUCtt '"nHl extension
work alone since one new hill, in leg
iSlatur" raising the salaries Of teachers
and officials Of stat" institutions Of
higher learning calls for appropriations
Of more than Sl.500.0on.
For Mining Interests
In addition 10 the ah"v" tn" three
miners hospitals Of the state WIZ cost
Sl%6.nO0 per year: IN" state c"nstahu-
larry will demand a total outlay or $3.50
GOO and the state department Of min's
$4,000 additional or = total Of $685.
600 20 be spent each year for these in
forests clone BESIDES thcS" cNp"ntl-
lures which arc purely for the mining
interests Of tho state th"-" are IN"
cost Of the department OF labor run
largely for their benefit. and their share
The Wheeling intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1903-1961, 1921-05-03
Clifton Forge Woman Now
An Ardent Champion of
Tanlac-Has Put Her In
Best of Health and Spirits

Mrs w. II. Hooker. H4 Rose street.
Clifton Forge. Va. wife Of a we'll known
engineer for the ChcSap"1kr & nhi"
railroad. is now an ardent champion Of
TYnlac. In relating d recent experience"
with tho medicine She Sail
"Tanlar has helped me :" wonderful
~ f""l it il my dutE 10 tell others
about il. For more than a Year | just
suffered fortunes from Indigestion. ]
had to give up eating meat. snd lived
on the simplest sort Of food. Often at
The Wheeling intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1903-1961, 1921-05-03
CAM YOU SELL?

The women we WIZ; uEav ~
may not have had craftsmanship
framing and experience. hut
no should be possessed OF
desire 10 sell and b. quick 10
2,raS? the selling points and
arguments we give her The
work ~ =" IN and around
Who LINK. prjur;pa:;~ witi,:n tn
street car radius - :nH lily.
This position = a good &c and
VII pay It good aLtrr 20 the
light party. Address 500. caro-
in;"L;SenCcr. my-3-i
The Wheeling intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1903-1961, 1921-05-03

No matter what you want II Will sac
you time and money T. use 4NIEL-
LIGtECEE WANT ADS.
The Wheeling intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1903-1961, 1921-05-03
FOR SA1R-PoULTRY.

pOR SALNAnrnnaS Shcphrrt strain
eggs and stock. II. b. Hemtn2nn
Wheeling. W. Va. x. d. ?. ap-N-@St
The Wheeling intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1903-1961, 1921-05-03

IL mile out Of Wclch, went through
switch and the rear car struck the Goa!
cars. When the rear car struck the
car just ahead Of it left its trucks ana
drove through the rear car, killing SIX
outright and pinning many under the
Wrrck1re
The Wheeling intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1903-1961, 1921-05-03
Posrr1oHs WANTED.

wANrBD-ro$ition as stationary en-
Sincer steam or electric. 1St class Ohio
li.cnSe:. % years experience. ADDRESS
COX lI3. Laffcrty Ohio. ap-2S-l
The Wheeling intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1903-1961, 1921-05-03
Throng Of Stghtseers

,Ir,,a ,bro,,rb tho r.1r car killing six
nu,rirb, and mining MANY under the
u.r,cL,ra
e.,,.rs
"a =,
Happening almost IN "''h anu 80
S'Hht OF tn Miner .'"!'''''' N'''''' "a"
soon /" rc,''N" Us TORN N'''',''S' ..'o
crash 81 the '''''7!'h are" '"'
thr"hE al SIEh'N"eTS VINO 't'"ea /"
rnlng those wh" were uh''O'' ~ cA'i'-
%"ie- ll""'>' YES
M those hi'''u ANA me me- -
~ injured ""N" f'"'!E III '''' ''"' -
out NOSE III me n'Nt car "c''
shaken up. IN" htEC1Ec t''' anu '''e ~
We're not uaiHaG"d' AN" IN" '"Ilms u
IN" Wick. I'ti ana lhIur'"' were ''tN'''
into W"lch IN the b1SEaG" car "h"rr
they received attention 1T the hoSplta!
from DR.. c. =. Hicks. nr. J. i. Warren
and Dr. g. l.. Strauh The dead were
taken u Luthcr'S undertaking establish
mcnt.
Thrilling Experience
G. T.. Wrvrn,n, Philadelphia. Il S"rir-
Nv salesman for III" stanley brown
cnmuanv Of that city. r"rurr"d :" liin"-
field tonight with a vivid story Of his
rxrrrirnr,s. When The I,Hr .ar irte-
s,uprd :hc next one, Wrymun was
pinned between seats with tn" floor
of the ear that had been ahead just a
The Wheeling intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1903-1961, 1921-05-03

TOR aENT-Th-cc-Stcrv h-irI building
Sizn 81 by 20 feet. Situated on a Ger
railroad SN.t"h. ia .ldr'; nru;rv;nd ny
I'd SirjnN'"r Sy~t"m >rtHhic f"r any
ind % CuIarturIrG purr"-. and ~;or-
-" John ". Bet. N.H",scn,n and
lUff IS. HH-2O-.
The Wheeling intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1903-1961, 1921-05-03
EANrBp-aousE OR APARTMENT

UANrED-Ta rent Fiv" ruom Nou~e o.
apartncrt. centrally located n Wheel
ng BY family OF two: to rh;!drea.
hone Martins Ferry 339-W. rnr-l6-:t
The Wheeling intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1903-1961, 1921-05-03
FOR sALE-RrvEz CRAFT.

rull cabin. IS b. p. light, draft mo-
tcrooat. HAS an oak bottom, good
sized decks, IS r.. hull Lying at
Eleventh S%reet, Wheeling. Henry
Sslade. lloe water St., Wheeling,
". Va my-2-20t
The Wheeling intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1903-1961, 1921-05-03

FOR EENT-Tw" furnished rooms Co..
ti@n' nous. krcr.ur EhivnrN r1'rnn"o
nd private PORN. IS. 2y;h -: ap-30-l
The Wheeling intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1903-1961, 1921-05-03
LOST AND FOUND.

LOST Lansing car Saturday aEtrr
noon. i BROWN Na;i;E box containing
Nnn"y. check book. AMI god powder case
r.rdrr call 9n-I; Bridgeport. and r"""iv'
-cwArd mT-&-h
The Wheeling intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1903-1961, 1921-05-03
MISCELLANEOUS.

WAN TEU-N'''|ONU-N NI!N NI''HrT HINlTY
";.-;r. Answer giving size ard price.
~. irtr'jjGeurrr. my-2-i
WANTED" clean paper ard general
hose cl"IninS. William Buti"-. 225G
Mar. my-%-l
J. ED. MAXWELL, nrac;:rlI aan"r hang
TX in al i h"an"h"S. N" l. Tenth
street. Phone l35-W. cali evenings.
ny-2-k
p your hrd=c n"c,ls ..ui:.mS. rgll l;2;-W
ap-.9-k
The Wheeling intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1903-1961, 1921-05-03
FOE SALE.

FOR SALE-E'r"~1 cow. :,"ni ono, with
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The Wheeling intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1903-1961, 1921-05-03

FoH SALE--G.ots on Lake = H";h"-da
ohio. $4,000. Baby 'a-rid-. in good
order. Electric sewing ma"hine with
;.tS motor. Hunting bounds NArSa in
il sold soon. -" Box l59. Bcth"Sta.
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The Wheeling intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1903-1961, 1921-05-03

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The Wheeling intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1903-1961, 1921-05-03

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