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The Washington times., 1921-07-17
BAPT|STS TO OPEN
BIBLE SCHOOL At
BRADDOCK HEIGHTS
Able Ministers and Teachers to
Be in Charge of Fifth
Annual Meeting.

FREDERICK. Nd, July 1s.-Ths
fifth annual session of the Marylant
Baptist Bible School will begin to-
morrow evening. conducting song
services at the Braddock Heiyhtr
auditorium. DIR. Charles II. Pinch.
beck. pastor of the Seventh 9ar5 Isl
Church, Baltimore. will be The
speaker.
On Monday a regular daily program
Of Bible study and courses in sun.
day school pedagogy will begin
meeting each day during the week.
All classes are taught by experts
In their lines. Among the teachers
are DR.. George Braxton Taylor. chat
Of Bible Hollins College; DR.. W. {
Taylor. First Baptist Church, Mar
ttnsburg. w. Va; the Rev. AMI Mrs
J. W.. Gardner, First Baptist Church
Hagerstown; Miss Ora Fleming. Pal.
timore; the Rev. w. H Brannock
Govanstown Baptist Church. AMI tn"
Rev. p. r. Wagner. Rockville.
One of the features of this years
program is a series of lectures daily
at noon on the Bible by DIR. Julien s.
Rodgers, extension secretary of the
Moody Bible Institute. Other features
OF the program will be the Chautauqua
lectures to be given in the evening.
Three of these lectures will be by DR..
F. A. Agar, efficiency secretary of
the Northern Baptist convention. DR..
Agar was for number of years n
missionary In Africa. Students Of the
school will be from Washington, Balti.
more, Clarendon, Va; Martinsburg,
w. Va; Cumberland. Rockville, West
ernport and Hagerstown.
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POLICE RAID DANCE HALL;
TAKE SCORE AS "BOOKIES'

Surprised In a soft drink emporium
in the dance hall at 914 e street north
west yesterday evening, Edgar Pat
terson, thirty-six years old, 903
Eighth street southeast, and Elmer S.
Johnson, twenty-six years old, 2503
Fourteenth street northwest, were ar
rested on a charge Of making a hand
book on the races.
When Lieutenant Sheetz. Sergeant
Gray and Policemen Nicholson and
Butler entered the place they found
about a score OF men, all of whom
were arrested and told to appear as
witnesses.
Conspicuous among the visitors were
buffers and walters. All Of the men,
including the two charged, were re-
moved in two patrol wagons TO the
Second precinct. Besides finding
marked money, racing paraphernalia
and about $500, the police discovered
two telephones at the place.
Johnson and Gray were released
after they furnished So 900 bail each.
The Washington times., 1921-07-17
SLUG CAR DRIVER
ON LONELY ROAD,
TAKING HIS GOODS
Four Men and Two Women
Held in Chatham Jail After
Alleged Confession.

DANvILLE, Va, July 16.-Four
men and two women are held In
Chatham jail charged with completely
In the attack on A. r. Land, young
transfer car driver OF this city, who
was assaulted by two OF the men on
lonely road and his car taken from
him.
Land had been hired by the men,
three of them, II il said, being de-
serters from Camp Jackson, Column
bia, s. c., to carry them to a point
in tho county. A short distance out
side Danville, Land claims, he was
knocked senseless by q blow from be
hind, and when he regained conscious
ness he was bound hand and foot in
a wood near the road, and his car was
gone.
Tho thieves took Lands shoes.
stickpin, money, q knife and his cigar
cites. He succeeded in untyins him
self, and, regaining the road, hailed
the first car he saw. Reaching a tele-
phone, he made report of the at
tack to the local police and a search
Was started for the thieves.
The next day the car. with one
wheel broken. was located at Chest
nut Level. about eleven miles from
Danville. and the county police found
the entire party hiding I'm the woods.
They gave their names as B. J. Nor
gan. Byron Timothy. Jess F.. Guy ans
Jesse Stukes. the women icing Louise
Hodges and Emma Jones. Taken TO
the county seat all of them entered
pleas of guilty to charges of felo-
NOUS assault and highway robbery
They are being held for grand jury
action.
The Washington times., 1921-07-17
5000 AUTOS OWNED
IN FREDERICK COUNTY

FREDERICK, Nd, July 16.-Ap.
proximately $500, 900 is invested in au.
tomobiles in this county. This
amount represents about 5000 cars
owned by 1857 individuals. The
county receives about $4,000 annu-
ally in taxes on motor vehicles, all
new cars being assessed at one.half
their value. According to assistant
clerk to the county commissioners,
Clarence F. Phleeger, the number OF
machines In the county has more than
doubled during four years.
County records show that as much
as $4,000 has been added to the tax.
able basis from automobiles in one
month. Tho real value OF these cars
was 100000. The bulk OF these ma.
chimes are owned by the residents OF
the county. The horse and buggy has
gone into discard as far az Frederick
county farmers are concerned. For
transportation facilities horses have
become the exception
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SPIRlTUAL MEDIuM

PROF. MARCUS Ia MAR, for years Wash
inRton's favorlte adviser; most remarka BILE
.cIsIrvoynnti reads your innermost secrets
Ali about Love. Family or Business affairs:
kives full Names and Facts: helps you out
OF TROUBLE! brings about your every Desire
nd succeeds whensall others have failed.
SIS 18th OF. ~, W., near ",
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u. s. MAIL STEAMSHIP co.
Is Broadway. NJ Y.
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FIFTH DIVISION VETERANS
TO MEET MONDAY MIGHT

Veterans Of the Fifth (Red Diamond,
Division residing in Washington will
meet at national headquarters of the
society, 20S Ouray Building. Monday
night at 1880. to discuss plans for at.
tending the divisions first reunion in
Philadelphia.
All Fifth Division men living in the
District are asked to communicate
with Secretary Hipp at Main $3.50 or
to appear In person promptly at 1880
Monday evening
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MADAM MAVIS

Have Your Fortune Told BY
THE GREAT EGYPTIAN PALMIsT.
gives, names, dates and facts known only
to yourself; advice on business, love- luck
anything pertaining to your welfare and
ha ppiness. Don't fail to consult this won
derful Egyptian. You will find true
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CLAIRvOYANrS,
Licensed by the District of Columbia
PROF BELMONT

Noted Clairvoyant and Palmist. can read
your life by the lines In your palm, which
uate of two colleges OF palmistry, and his
" wonderful gift of second sight enables him
to lift the veil OF mystery end reveal TO
Gives advice on business matters. love,
health and family AFFAIR."; tells name OF
your future husband or wife; tells IL one
you love is true or false; what part OF the
country 10 luckiest to you; what to do ia
be successful In life; removes troubles OF
all nature: brings the separated together
tells the secret Of having personal influ-
ence with your associates. Prof. Belmont
10 Psych oloGist of World Rsnowb. Read
door to Masonic Temple
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In the Next Three Months
You can build more ex-
pediently and cheaper than
in the recent past or any
time in the next few years,
says John H. Donlin, presi-
dent Of the building trades
department Of the Amer
lean Federation Of Labor.
Don't follow the crowd,
lead it, and let US build
for you now.
Northwest Realty Co., Inc,
18th and Columbia Road
Columbia 4s74
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success In business, love affairs Tell cause
of your troubles. How to overcome them.
Name OF whom you will marry and whom.
Removes evil Influence so you euu-
cessful. 81 readings, with ad., soc. s0e
a al n W. bel. | and Now York .
The Washington times., 1921-07-17
MADAME SELIA
Soc
Egyptian Paimist and

EGyptfan PaImfst and Medium
Gives true advice in business. love,
health and family affairs; tells the name
Of future husband or wife and how to win
the one you love; makes up lovers quarrels
or family troubles; tells what business 10
luckiest for you and how TO gain success
in anything you take in hand. II you are
having bad luck or trouble consult Nine.
Selia; she can help you. Phone Franklin
1851. Special readings, soc. e31 7th 1T.
N. w, next to Eye IT. Op. McCrory's lee
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MADAME JEANETTE

Gifted Egyptian Clairvoyant and Palnist
guarantees TO road your entire life, past,
present and future; she asks no questions.
but will tell you what you want tQ know,
giving names. oates and facts on business
matters. love. health and family affairs
Tells the name of who you will marry and
when. II the one you love IL true or false.
What part OF the country IL the luckiest
TO you and Just what to do to be success
full In life. Brings the separated together,
removes troubles of all nature 30 you can
win and hold the one you love. SIS r St,
bet. 9Th 18th. next to shubert q rick .
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NINE. BELLE

Egyptian palmist, gives tree advice IN
business, love, health and family affairs;
CONFIDENTIAL readings daily, 10 a. MS p. m
The Wheeling intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1903-1961, 1921-09-16
To Haxa apAadH Trial

Brady declared that Arbuckle would
be given as speedy trial IS possible
and that the trial would begin as soon
as 1t could lie arranged. The court no
cedure tomorrow calls for informing
Arhuckle of his legal rights ard the
taking Of such testimony as the ponce
Judge wishes to hear In making his de.
cis!On whether 10 bind the delendant
over 10 the superior court for trial.
Dispositions Of Lowell Shermpn and
Frederick Fishback. OF Los Angeles.
giving their versions OF tho party In
Arbuckle's rooms. were received today
hy Brady. but he declined to give fut
their contents. saying he had not had
opportunity 10 read them.
When Mrs. Hamilton and Mrs. Dean
visited BRADY today. they were told that
their presence at the various hearings
world he welcomed. hut that they prob.
ably would he challenged by tho defense
II they were called IS jurors.
Piancs's Telegram.
Another telegram from Lehman was
-creivcd today by the district attorney.
II said.
Wish 70 thank you again for your
assistance strong and ski!lful manner
in which You are handling the defense
Of Virginia Rape. Your determination
to have justice Is widely commended
around here. You will earn gratitude
and admiration OF millions Of people
who are following this tragic case. They
are lining up here at newspaper offices
for latest editions. Have communicated
with Halsted (the undertaker) and am
wiring him money today. Wired TO Mrs.
belmont $3.50 as newspapers claimed
she is without funds. Respectfully.
HENRY LEHRNhT."
The Wheeling intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1903-1961, 1921-09-16
Shields Williamson.

Funeral services for Shields William.
SON aged - years. who died az ONO
Valley hospital al about midnight We'd
ncsday following AN accident at mine
No. ; " Elm Grove. in which his right
leg was severed. will be held NJ the late
homo az Valley Grove Saturday morn
INK AZ 1870 o'clock. with Rev. Beckett
pastor Of Ronsy's Point United frcsby-
terrain church.. In charge. lntcrment Will
b.. mad. IN West Alexander cemetery.
Young Williamson was foreman at
mine No 3. and the accident occurred
when cars were being shifted IN tho
Yards He WAS married. and leaves
VIE and two small children aged one
md three years. Ho was member or
the United Presbyterian church or
E"nay's Point and OF Eagle lodge OF
Elm Grove. and the son Of James and
tho late Dora Williamson. well known
residents q! the Valley Grove district.
In addition 20 his father. widow and
ch,ldrcn. he IL survived by two broth
erS. I..~tcr and John ot McGraw's Run
and three sisters. Miss Dora At homo.
Mrs. Paul Grus" OF near West AleHan-
,isr and Mrs. Harry Reecroft OF Elm
Grove.
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drilled By Comm

Williamson. W. Va. Sept. II .. Tn"
state rested its case today in the SEQ
ond Matrwun battle trial. IN which
Rcrrr Chambers AMI Fred Burgrar are
charged with the Killing q: J. w. f"rgu'
son. one of seven Baidwin-Fe!ts de'er-
ives sam during the gun fight at Mat
evan IN May. l920.
Isaac brewer. the last state witness
unirrw"n. a ErllrC "r"ss-"NaminaN"h
today. Brewer who had been one or IN"
rwcn,l-tuur defendants originally IN
dictrd IN connection with the cases ana
who turned states evidence durlnS IN"
mrs; trial last January, testified yeft"'-
day. that shortly following the hsht'
Burgram had told him that he. BuVgraH
had found Ferguson sitting on the porCh
uf 4 Ma;cwan home. and had shot MIN
]. J ,'unir. counsel for the defense.
on rrvSs-cxam!natiun. asked Br'wrT
why he had not told Of the alleged con-
vrrsai!"n with HurGrar during the FIRST
trial. to which the witness answered.
L w.IS not uSErd that.
In reference 10 the reason for Brewer
turning states evidence. Conin asked;
'Whcre were you when you learned they
tothur drtcndants) were framing up on
YOU: trying to put the shooting on
YOU"
Il Wa still in the hospital at Wc!ch.
the witness answered. brewer WAS one
OF tn" men wounded in tho fight
Pressed 10y other questions regarding
his testimony during the first trial
Rrrwcr persisted that his testimony
then WAS true and that the reason he
had not told All he knew was hc"auS"
he had not been asked concerning these
mattera
The Wheeling intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1903-1961, 1921-09-16
RESUME PARK SERVICE.

The Sunday evening devotional s"rv-
Ices at Riverside park which had - lee
postponed the last Two sundays On &C.
count Of rain. wiz l." resumed this Sun
day providing tho weather IS fair. and
G. w Cory. superintendent Of the Union
mission. - mak!Ng sper!sl pans for
this o"ca sion. Summers nfty piece band
will b. Their" and the best gospel music
viii Ne rendered. and Rev. cory Will
deliver The message. his subject to be
named later. 1t least l.ho0 chairs wifi
hc placed C,c the visitors. and ~" usus!
large att"udance Is anticipated this
IA t.t.k
The Wheeling intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1903-1961, 1921-09-16
REV. KIGER Ill
Erroneous Report Heard Here that New
Martinsvtlls Pastor was Dying

Whec!inE's delegates who attended IN"
Baptist Panhandle asSoriatiur "unvrn-
tion vii! be pleased - learn Chat r"por: 8
which they heard regarding 'ur illness
OF Rev. NJ. +. kigcr. paste" of ia" RHu-
LIST church o. New Mart!nsrai" w"r"
exaggerated Rev. k!Eer had bee" g..
VITA 4 heart affection cor several Wc-;l-.
and was uuah," 20 attend he Sisters
Vile convention. at which he. WAS e'cr:-
ed Vice moderator Returning through
New M,trt,uSyiNc Whc,..tur d"."gur..S
heard that Rev kiGrr was dying. bU:
up"u Inquiry hy :ri"pa"H" .aS. ,eh:.
tn" Iu!"lliK"uC"r was informed IA: tu,
condition was II" NOR" yr.'!rn, han .
had been rur several days
The Wheeling intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1903-1961, 1921-09-16
SERGEANT BLACKNEE'S
FUNERAL ON SUNDAY

The nor,a; remains OF Sergeant FaUn
Hlaknee which were returned IRON.
France Few days ago. were removed
las, evening from .hu undertaking eS-
adjustment 20 witch they vera taken
:, Re,aire To- rho ho;rr - MS sister.
Mrs. Pearl Dreamer. at $50 Thtr; third
street. Sergeant Rlakner VAS killed IN
France. on the Chapnagrc 'front.'. on
October :. l9l7. He volunteered I" car
~ message and Will" doing =" wan
sho, in tho head. He completed MS
trip. however. Delivered tn" message
and fell dying 20 the ground
Fur.val services will b. he'd sunday
atternoon az o'clock a; the HON" or
Mrs. rreamer and at 2.3H a. IN" PirSt
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THREE ARRESTS
Two DRINKS and One Suspect Picked Up
By Local Police Last Might

Three arrests wero made last night
by the police. one as Il SUSPECT and
;wo others for hciuK drunk
John NCS'ny was Rrrcstrd by rUli'e-
man Mueller on ~ drunk charge. 'i''orrr
Jacobs was arrested by Policeman Rock
an drunk charge.
Jack Penny vas arrested on SUs-
pic!ous charge by Policeman Grhrini;
Penny had an automobile rohn whrn ar
rested
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TO LAUNCH THE RICHMOND

Washington. sept. 1.-THE scout
cruiser. Wivhmoud named Tor the capt.
tai Of Virginia. Wi. l." .rum"h"d AT lh''-
ade!ph!a September 49,. the navy De
rarimcnt anr"Unred today. She VIII
hc Of 1900 tons displacement. with in
overall l,uEth uC SS5is feet and de-
signed speed ot 49, knots. Miss Eliza
Gcth Scott g! Alton. Va. has been
nnmnl sINnSnr.
The Wheeling intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1903-1961, 1921-09-16
Enormous Profits ON
Municipal Piers Shown

New York. Sept. -. Hug" 'r"':,I
alleged {" have been made 10y *rrnmsh!v
companies by sub-'ctt'ng piers ,"as"d
from the city for comparatively S'na..
rentals. to-day occupied tn" attention
OF tho Meyer Legislative committee. tr.
vestigat,ng Mayor Hymns adminlstra-
ton.
During most OF tho days inquiry
Dock Commissioner Murray Hubert o"-
cupled the witness stand
Questioned by E!on X Brown. counsel
for tho Meyer committee. Mr.. Huber,
admitted II was true that one Ci:y pie
ceased for $50 day was suh-.et for
$500 a day
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ARREST EAST END MAN
ON AN UGLY CHARGE

W:l!!um knahe. Jr.. OF East McC"!-
loch street. was arrested and lodged in
the county jail yesterday afternoon ON
q warrant sworn oui ny the prosecuting
attorneys office charging him with con-
trihuting 70 the delinquency OF minor
child.
The girls name IS being withheld
She IL said 10 be Is Years ~ age. lie
will be arratgned for preliminary
hearing before Squire john k!ntcIhrr-
ger today
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we're:
Robert II. Mccormack assistant United
STATES attorney genera! In charge -!
.iqi"r prohibition prosecutions, an
n"Un'rd ;h:t; he would conduct sweep
INK investigation OF the liquor phases
III IN" trhuck.e case. even = such in
,"..t.gaj!on reached into Tic moving
i..riure ,.n.nny a; Los AHEnlcs.'
Arhuckle Is aroused "f having had A
quantity t.! liquor - tn" PARTY IN which
J." j. charged win having inflicted fa;ai
injuries on Miss Rape.
Mcnslnughter Case Assigned
The manS'auEhr"r Indictment against
Arh"'hi" voted 10y the county grand
Jury yesterday was returned n the court
% II" presiding superior judge and the
cas-" assigned TO the court OF Judge
Harold l"Idc rbACE Bal WAS set at
$4,000 cash or $4,000 bonds.
Arhurkl"s appearance in court was
So Tor Saturday. when he will be ar
ra!gucd and may plead on the charge.
!: h" does MT waive his right to Il
con: !nuanCe.
Brady and pnlIr" officials conferred 20
determine whic: orc "f tn" two murder
and the two mans.aUgh;er charges
against ArhuCk.c they VII Try
\ certified check covering Arhu"kle's
ash rs. vas deposited with the bond
and warrant clerk bat IL was announced
iha: ne could hnt nc admitted 10 hail
until the murder charges had been dis
imsrI Of
Tomorrow AIhUck'e = scheduled 20
appear before Police Judge Lazarus for
"A further hearing on tho murder charge
preferred by Mrs. Hambna Maudr De-.
mont. one OF those present AZ Arbuckes
party
Officials - Judge Iauderhacks court
heit'v" j. WI. be two or three weeks
hefor" Arhuckle IL brought 20 trial.
Prosecutor Thanked.
:c!eEram from Mayor l.. c. IIoda.
SON. nf s.. Pau. which thanked brady
for hts announced intentions that he
VII! prosecute the case without fear or
favor was made public by Brady today
1t said:
"I.atcs, reports indicate Arbuckic
money is overcoming state testimony
10 not ca!tcr. Fight this 20 a Nnish. II
Arbuck!e !s not punished the moving
picture business Is done. for decent peo-
pic are tired Of the crCentricit!es Of gen
Jus Go the limit ana win pruise OF al!
good people"
Brady replied that In spite or Ar
buckles money and influence the case
will nc prosecuted most vigorously"
Another telegram from Lehman. who
is In New York. to Brady also was made
public. 1t said:
For tn" SAX" of God and justice 20
men. don't let Justice he cheated. 1t
brought tears of rage u my eyes when
7 read Your speech that influence and
wealth are brought into PLAY IN har jus
ticr. I cried because you told the truth: :
also the pressure Of COLO 70 Sttfie Il.
YOU are convinced from facts. and
The Wheeling intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1903-1961, 1921-09-16
Humss OnseQuieS.

Saturday afternoon at O'Clock a. tho
late home. No. 3b33 EOtc street. funeral
ser. icrS Will b. held tor ukiey Humes.
who G."d At North Wheeling hospital
Wednesday night a; so o'clock In
:er;urn. w!,l he made In NJ. Zion ccme-
terry.
Young HuT"s. VIII" was but % years
Of age was thr son Of Mr.. and Mrs.
The Wheeling intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1903-1961, 1921-09-16
Deaf Mute Shot When
He Did Not Reply

Sh"!h!vl,tr Tenn. Sept. l3.--'yri
Williams. aged ! g. Il Gclf-mu,r. Was per
hhrS fatally shot 1t u to.l-Hatr house
urar mere last midnight by W.!.iAm
smith Ia" gi,:c-kc"pcr. vixen no knocked
an the door ~ Tho keepers nous" anu
did not re- pond :" calls as 10 WAC lie
NNnS I I'd lis hMAin,SS
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rRANKLIN ROOSEVELT ILL

New York. Sept. l6.--FTankHn ID
Roosevelt. former assistant secretary
OF the navy aad democratic '"ho'""'"
for vice pres:d"u: ~ last year e'ec-
ton. Is suffering from a mi!d 'aN" vi IN
inn:!Ic paralysis. his ph!t!r'"h' IT.
George Draper. announced t'"AI'
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Mrs. Louise N. Jerome.

Mrs. l.0Vis" \ Lerrome H;"d Il; MT
HON" at West Liberty At Ia o'clock
Thursday morning The tun"ra. VIII he
he'd from the homo AZ West Liberty
at O'Clock Monday afternoon. Inter
n,cnt VIII Ia made in Greenwood GENE
terry, Wheeling.
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Niiham Num"s ana Was a s!.n NaI:''r.
hIN lrE Iu>t ,"ruIt."t,I l!s Hipr"Et.,'''-
ship. lie waS fak"u {" ~" h"$r:tl
ear "Wednesday ar! '3gh.rw"nt ~ ~
eraUnu :"r appendicitis 'I"m NEi'h e
!.I.rL t. rally.
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FOR SALE-RIvER CRAFT

tN.u cabin. S.. h. p. light drat,
motnrhca; Has an oak bottom.
good sized de,hs. IS e hull can
h., seen st E,-yeNth 81; Wheeling.
Henry SalHde. 1905 Wafer St.
Wheeling W Va RC@6-run20t
The Wheeling intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1903-1961, 1921-09-16
STREET CAR MEN MEET.

The rrgui1r rvr.IpgS uf l.uv,E luirn
No. lOS Of street car "Iri''vH"S We're
held yesterday aui las: evening 'r'H
routine business wrs ,ruH,Ic'rd. :, Vs.
announced last night.
The Wheeling intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1903-1961, 1921-09-16
AT PELLEY'S INN

Mrs Matilda Burt viii ~ hostess 4,
II dinner n Fclley's Inn. near Shcrrard.
this evening. The dinner :nhl" viii be
marked by exquisite decorations and ap-
pointm"Nts. Covers Will be .a!a for.
eight guests
The Wheeling intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1903-1961, 1921-09-16

NJ f.. church 81 B"i"d-" The services
viii b" N charge 80 ~" Veterans ~
Fer" IN Wars. I:.'""'t"n. ", l." mad"
At !;us" H.. cemetery
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CALCULATOR Distributing Agency.
200 Market street Pittsburgh. ia.
Eole distributors for the "LiEhtr!nS
Calculator Add.aE Ma'h !ne latest and
most eT:Cicnt. compact: price 81, ever
demonstration practically a sale. want
only drpeDdab,a workers IN his AMI
surrounding territory. Write A. once 20
above address. sep. l0.t2. ~ i,ij,l6
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ron sALn

FOR SALE-l9l7 Ford: good motor
good tires; pCice Sl%o.rn Call at sos
Vine street. Martins Ferry sep.l5-I
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MISCELLANEOUS

HAVE an excellent opportunity FOR a
party To participate in the earnings
Of the af,h largest Industry in |. s. 4
party with $500 10 $1,000 IAN get RICH;
IN on tho ground door 90 this PROPOSE
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