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Evening public ledger. [volume] (Philadelphia [Pa.]) 1914-1942, 1921-11-15
Veteran Cage Organization
Inaugurates Ttoenty-frst
Season With Everything
Virtually NeU
PILLS WIN At LAST

,,,rrr. ,...;,,,, r,osLothaII I,ooguc in.
VIZ n'"e' wan c., -, ~
- augurated itS twenty inrht Et Staso, az
Oman liau' =i%i NeeL a Ioau.i,D,a ~ -
nu"' Iast evening. ID W. Iii l,rIr ro nc r.
'hrGc attcndahce o! pasSetDhn ;'I fr,,o
was dlHerrnI Nlnu -! v,,,rnon
oiner Years. me resu.als "C,r Cars " om5
Wv InlSsiue' lut pii"F ',@. o,,.corncrs to
teams we're as rue. nr"tn,I,et@ .;In o,,,o ="
tlc cage game. anu ~ Is nDouo :t ''t'o ,ho nn"o
new biood was llluseu 'l'o '"' '"s'
sP3It IN ,nesc ParrH' ,..ioo,,.
= Din ;AH"u' Who sulueu 'nc '. .n.'rv' o,,J
ior "o|eh "'aaohS' WIS pi'Sti't' &C.
nag nag th' h9h"r OF tossing uP ine o,,itc mi1c
Dull @Dull. Auu !n' plaErlS, mI,,s Lasl,otbaI /,
a"Iux, N'IT Ir. III t.ctS " i'"is tbo sop,o
sri atu NO '"'l,'' Nv '1r cli,t @ V u,o St;,,o
inrl o." nTt sem ~ InIe and tbis ai.o
rocs for Tho veteran Willis Van Ostrn.
who has been playing nearly as long
rs the American League has been in
existence.
But tho fans saw two great games.
full Of pep and fin" shooting. The show
ing Of the PITS. known as Passon: Cot .
Iicb and Black, was wonderful. This "a
pocket edition ot one "t ~" greateSt
teams that over stopped on MOOT Al
though pitted against the M'rrill hVr;
with bunrh ot players VINO nave pIdHC :"
together tor S"rcIra seasons. inc Touns-
StnrS found Ilttir troupe IN M!n',.IG
bY the Scor" "' - 10 - NlrCll''eI I nn,i
Norman S'arr'W; ne nI,"rI
tEr"I DasNrt>' an III lnc nIS' I'LL I'LL ",.I.
,i!r lal'"r ioar .Wo. lu.Llo[Ira r1o m' "r nn"
OF NIrchner WIS trIn"'hIn", ,in -" - ony INV
u T Ime H'''"' 'i'' P''H '"e '" "'''
ie"s ur' ,h. ,,ho, uo,,o proodr.ov f,vcIc
a,la 4"e U,mt o,.or Eoe, I;ormon.
suoM'.9 ",pt, 5e ~ Tho Corn,S L,yc rond
or oomII i,' TorJ ' u.hn ~" i brothcr r, of Soc
H"ri' Enrd ~ tbn oIJ T,o Eori cnntcr and who
CO.. U'U, ,,om, NV "" ,coro nIaynd m rho second
too,, oo -" Tho boys iroi,, nm Dave Rcnnis'
,,.",! ara inst hrnoking in hut show
si%ns G%n OF of dcvcIoning in9o n fast team.
~ thcv arc oood shots and do not resort
to injividuoi rIoy but work together.
La,.. Ioaa,,o E,nrisos
C"H'''" '|"@"' ~,
I.,., o,,',o ~ ,ro,,,o INV iost 'o 60
ning and Tho old home tloor dope re-
ccivcd an awful setback. Francis
Rruggv and his Scranton Miners were
Evening public ledger. [volume] (Philadelphia [Pa.]) 1914-1942, 1921-11-15

Manager Myers v"'i
Western pnrnsvivaUla
star forward. in tho I'
was recommended hr
played on tho same r.
"a Sh. Soup sa's
Evening public ledger. [volume] (Philadelphia [Pa.]) 1914-1942, 1921-11-15

WHEREl Err the siudcntS coa.
w Grcgdted they spoke Of the great
comcJnck Of Penn and Of Cornell
Nth smiles. Thfp think the Red
aud Blue has an oren chance TO re.
f,icrc the season that has seen tro
defeats. A the StudcntS are i'm.
bued rith hope, so it is mith the
p'1yerS.
Evening public ledger. [volume] (Philadelphia [Pa.]) 1914-1942, 1921-11-15

Ahe Line Possibilities
Graf aud Sutherland appear to be
sSrtnlntioN at the guard posts with
4hnHmau nS a sure uuN at tackle, Tho
Other tackle post will find Pcndlcton
ana ,'"nthncr lighting it out and Day
ton.
Starting this afternoon the coaches
promise busy week. Scrimmage will
oe indulgCd in every afternoon up until
sand intending Friday with possible
saturday morning drill. Yesterday the
coaches held q meeting at which it was
decided to drive the squad at full tilt
gu week and rest them up the first
lew days of next week. .N~ :
Evening public ledger. [volume] (Philadelphia [Pa.]) 1914-1942, 1921-11-15

"MLCH TO ing surprise the small
lN college held the Tthdrans time
and again rhcn score shOVid hare
resulted. an doubtful if the risi.
tors could hare done much better on
dry day. Springfield has ono Of
the best elcUcnS IN it8 history. and
gave Dobtc'S eleren great battle
all the wdv.
The Wheeling intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1903-1961, 1921-05-10

why is it," woman sad 20 me the
other day THAT women aCH 80 mach
more honest about tn" family finances
than men" Men hate to admit they
can't afford anything. bat women Will
say they are poor when they arel heard
nv sisters husband give her an awful
call down for talking poverty wnsn
everyone knows that business i had.
and slre was merely being frank in
stead OF putting up silly front that
wou!dnt foo! anyone. That's one way
that women are more honest than men.
I wonder WHY it is" Why do YOU think"
woman's Sensitive Point.
WHY do YOU think" c"untercd.
that women mind having their neigh
bors Se-, her houses in an untidv con-
dinner when things arcn; as good as
usual moro than men do
You mean
Exactly" said. "tha, tic homo is
wha, the woman is Judged by and tsu j.
ness SUCCESS - what tho man - jul :" /
Ivy and hence H. - a. sensitive about
one as she is about tho other"
The Older | grow tho moro "rnc to
understand the ma Culine desire 10 put
It's best foot forward in a financial way
| ieteSt putting up a hig front myself,
but when see how mon measure Other
men hv what they have d. ne in a bust
n >.< way. I cannot wholly blame ih~rn
for not hiding their light under huShel
--avcn though I still cling firmly TO
the belief that the financial is by no
means tho sure mcasur" OF the man.
Goa ed to MIX, Evn Of Him.
lee =, an example % what buSnes ~
:uclcSs can do 10 other mems estimate
The Wheeling intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1903-1961, 1921-05-10
TO ENSHR|NE RELICS
OF ST. PAULA TODAY

Last evening at 80 o'c,"rk special
services we're he'd at The m"I\ ttry or
the piscalced Carmr!itcs. as l.aIt Of the
solemn iridium. in honor of 81. fault'
virgin and martyr. with sermon bE
Very Rev. Father Stan!slauS, {. r. OF
the Passionate mona SterN AT FIttSbdrEa'
the feature OF the service. Following
came BencdiCtion Of the Blessed SAcrH
ment in charge nf Rev. Thomas H.
Smith. s. J.. Of cleveland.
This morning the closing service nr
the iridium VIII b" held Win S"Ir'H''
high mass at $50 O'Clock by Very EHV.
Jose Maria. Q. &. D. nr the DiSca!rd
Carmelitr fathers at Washington. .. c.
Rev. Louis Iass. o. 5. b., Of the Bene-
dictinc archa bby. IIeattie. Pa, Will ne
deacon. and Rev. Edward l.. Phillips: w.
T., of New York city. Suh-dcacon: Whlie
Rev. Charles \. pOughertv. :. NJ Will
preside as master OF ceremonies.
r:ass viii no sung by tho Capurhn
choir. with the following CapuCh!n
PRIESTS: Fathers Bonavcnture and Con
Stantine, oc 81. AlphonSuS' church;
Fathers .tnscar and Fide!is. Of Pitts
hurCh: Fathers Rudolph and Theodore
of Dover. OHIO. y sermon. appropriate"
10 the occa sion. will be given by Father
S;aniSlaus, {, i.
Upon conclusion Of mass. tho rema ms
OF st. raula will br conveyed TO Tho In
term of the monastery wher" the BOD!
will receive solemn enshrininG in the
altar of the nuns chapel. with Very
Rev. o. II. Moyc. V. c.. in charge. The
relic bearers will include Father Theo-
dore. Father Anscar and Father Flde!s'
and the litanv of tho saints. the Mag
nificat, and the TIE Dcum Will be chanteu
during the procession.
The Wheeling intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1903-1961, 1921-05-10
HARDING REVIEWS
SHRINERS PARADE
AT The SAP|TAL

Washington. May 9.---PreSident Hard
ing today reviewed d parade of ShrlnerS
he'll in connection with the sixteenth
annual convention OF the national league
Of Masonic clubs.
Several thousand Shriners filed past
the executive officer in automobiles and
IN foot. Smiling. the president declined
The invitation shouted enthusiastically
to him ito come on and join me but
he demonstrated his familiarity with
the rites Of the order by giving the
grand salaam in answer 10 that eX-
tend 10 him.
\ Shriner seated rather insecurity up
IN = came, almost lost his perch with
his approving. cry or 'at-a-boy, Mr..
President"
The informality Of the affair was fur
thor extenuated by the halting OF an
automobile before the president while
it's occupants enchanted I'VE love YOU.
Mr. Harding, for you arc one Of us"
\ ceremonial was staged by members
ofg the local temple tonight in honor Of
visiting mobiles from all sections of the
country. including Imperial Potentatc
Ellis Lewis Garrison.
The Wheeling intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1903-1961, 1921-05-10
Hornbarger Able to Work
Regular First Time In 4
Years-Gives Tanlac
Credit. ..

Il have actually gained thirty-six
pounds by taking Tanlac and I'm able
10 work regular now for the first time
IN four years" said w. T. Hornbarger,
Sc Pine St.. Clifton Forge. Va. assistant
special agent for the c. & o. railroad.
II don't believe there Is a man liv-
ing" he went on. who ever had stomach
trouble worse than did. My appetite
was so ravenous I couldn't control It..
and l would sit down and eat only to
wind up with bad spell Of Indigestion.
Many a time ] went all day long With
out touching a bite rather than suffer
the awful misery I knew would follow.
would bloat up with gas until I could
hardly stand 1t. and had crampinS
spells sometimes that actually doubled
me up like jack-knife. and then I
would break out all over in cold.
The Wheeling intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1903-1961, 1921-05-10
| ,S1de Talks : * \
/ by Rqftf1 Cameron a
WHY MEN TALK BIG

;.f fellow man. There moved INTO
our nti "a horhoCd last spring middle
aged man who dressed simply and did
not seem To have anything 10 do. The
first fr"iing Of the noighbCrho"d WAS
tha, he was on the job He was per-
son with very unusual IDEAS and The
FIRST d:sro Sirion was to make fun @;
him. And then the magic word wen,
ground that he was not out OF job
but was q retired business man who had
made a comfortable sum and retired TO
live on the interest. and that he dressed
nd lived s. simply only. bn,ausc he be-
lcvrri that The times required Il OF all
good citizens
Ncvs" WAS there such a change rs
took place alter that rows went around
Ills ncCt.7tGiciiieS ar" accepted as
marks Of superior brain now. his orin-
IONS are listened to with respect and
repeated about tho neighhorhood.
"See what I Pulled Down"
\ man who employed quite 4 number
Of mon told me that ono Of his diff
Cul,ics with them arose from jealousy IN
regard TO payment. caused in the f"''
lowing way: When the men wcro paid
some Of them would slip into III" pay
envelope an extra $40 bill of their own
and then display the Who'll" sum "a S"Ine
nnvious neiEhbor with the boast. See
what I pulled down :1:S week.
Mind YOU. I don't claim that this Is
n true standard (nor yet that there is
no truth in iO merely that II IS the
way Of the world. and that one cannot
wholly blame them for yielding to th'
pressure Of public opinion and crying
to put up as big front as possible.
The Wheeling intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1903-1961, 1921-05-10
LOOK FOR DECISION
ON WARRANTS TODAY

Federal Judge w. T.. Baker. il was
learned yesterday afternoon, VIII an
nouncc his ruling more than likely at
tho opening OF this mornings session or
Federal court. on the question raised
several days ago by local attorneys IN
connection with the validity Of the
~rarch and seizure warrants which haE"
been used 10y prohibition officers in the
scizing Of liquor. wine and stills.
Attorneys representing the score "T
more CT defendants who have been ar
rested have asked that the cases be dis
missed and the property taken by the OF
Ulcers restored. This came about after
y certain ruling had been made in the
United States Supreme court which r"
quired that all warrant must Sp""it!
lust what the officers ar" gong after
and where they are 10 find II.
The Wheeling intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1903-1961, 1921-05-10
SPECIAL u. AGEN!
GAINS So POUNDS

clammy sweat and be as weak AZ .
baby.
These attacks got to coming on me
regular and would lay me out for days.
The last one I had kept me off from
work for one solid month. lived In
dread Of one Of these spells all the time
and life was almost unbearable. Invent
down terribly in weight and was worry
ing myself nearly to death.
Last October / made up my mind to
quit everything else I was taking and
try Tanlac. Well, I didn't notice any
Improvement on the first bottle. but be-
fore I finished my second bottle I felt
a whole lot better. My appetite became
normal and those attacks eased up. In
all took four bottles and it's an honest
fact, from that day to this I haven't
had a single one Of those spells. ] am
In the best Of health. and have been all
this time, and I never miss q minutes
time from work. To put II in . few
words-I am feeling fine and this good
old Tanlac gets credit for 1t all"
Tanlac is sold by leading druggists
everywhere.
The Wheeling intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1903-1961, 1921-05-10
MAKING PREPARATIONS
FOR PRIMARY ELECTION

Final preparations for the primary in
the municipal elections which Will be
held Thursday are being made in the city
clerks office. 4 great many people. ap-
parently deferred registering until th!s
week. for quite few presented them
selves at the desk yesterday. or these
the majority were women. or the wo-
men who signitied their desire to regis
ter during the half hour which an Intel
ligencer reporter spent in the Office yes
terday. every one was oyer S0 years OF
age. One or two Of them explained
that they had forgotten about voting
until just this minute" while others
said they hadn't had time to register
City Clerk Homer c. Crago states tnat
the books will be open for registration
until Wednesday.
The Wheeling intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1903-1961, 1921-05-10
LARGE STONE FALLS
And INJURIES MINER

Joe Goscorswki. 43 years old. OF Elm
Grove was admitted to the North
Wheeling hospital yesterday afternoon
suffering from injuries Of the hack sus-
tanned in mine No. OF the Elm Grove
mining company.
Joe was making preparations to fin
ish for the day and was putting away
his tools when a large stone from the
roof fell. striking his back and knocking
him unconscious.
The Wheeling intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1903-1961, 1921-05-10
DECLINES TO ISSUE
WRIT OF EXECUTION
FOR JUDGE LINDSEY

Denver. Cot. May 9.-JudG" Warren
\ HaGgott. Of the district court. handed
down a written opinion today. declaring
he had no right TO issue u writ OF exc
cution in tho cas-. Of Judge Ben b. Lind
sey. who is under sentence 20 pay fine
o. $500 or go to jail. following Lind
Scy's conviction on charges o. {" 7t"n I
Of court. Judge Hageott said the mat
ter vas up 70 the district attorney.
District Attorney Philip Van Csc saul
he would apply 10 the clerk for writ
OF execution Of the sentence within ten
days.
Judge Lindsey declined &c say what
action he would take.
The Wheeling intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1903-1961, 1921-05-10
TO BACK ASPINWALL
FOR ROTARY POSITION

~ the international Rotary conFen-
ton TO be hold in Edinburgh. Scotia
in June. the New Castle club. the sec
ond oldest in the sixth district. Will
racc Richard Aspinwall OF Buck
hanon in nomination for international
vice president. Since Manchester. Eng
land Is ASpinwau's birthplace. the
nomination will most likely be seconded
by the club at that place.
Both Fairmont and Wheeling clubs
will support the candidate.
The Wheeling intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1903-1961, 1921-05-10
JOHN J, M'NAMARA
WILL LEAVE PRISON

San Quentin. Calf. May 9.-~Jonn j.
Mcnamara will be released from IIe
state prison here tomorrow AFTER nav
Ing served nine years for dynamiinE
the I.lewelyn Iron works at Los M
geles. Hc, has been invited To address
meeting OF his former union, the or;dSs
and structural iron workers. In san
Francisco. Wednesday night. Mcnamara
was secretarv OF the international or
Eanizatfon Q: the pnSon. His brother
James B. Mcnamara is serving NC
sentence for murder in connection win
, the dynamitiaS Of Tho Los Angeles
Times tahad.ng October !, 1910.
The Wheeling intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1903-1961, 1921-05-10
AUTO CASE THURSDAY
BroBki WIN Re Arraigned Before Mayor
Davis on Reckless Driving Charge.

The case OF Paul Broski and hts two
sons. Leo and Joseph BroSki. arrested
ny Sheriff Il. T. Lynch of Belmont
county on charges Of reckless driving
while intoxicated. will be heard Thurs.
dap by Mayor Henry NJ. Davis Of Sc
Clairsvilir. The accident occurred Sun
day evening when the car occupied by
Broski, his two sons. and his daughter
plunged over III" embankmeh; on he
National road west of St. ClnirSl lie
The Wheeling intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1903-1961, 1921-05-10
DETECTIVE WEST GETS
ALLEGED CHECK FORGER

John r. Crock. alias Paul Toward.
was arrested last might by Detective
William West on a charge Of forging n
check for $50. The check was made
payable to a local bank and was drawn
on a Pennsylvania bank. Crock was
apprehended before he had spent the
money. A wire TO Pittsburgh brought
the information that Crock is wanted
in Pittsburgh on a charge Of passing off
thrcc bad checks.
The Wheeling intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1903-1961, 1921-05-10
NEIGH GOES TO CHICAGO
TO FREIGHT HEARING

p. NJ Neigh. traffic manager Of the
Wheeling Chamber Of Commerce., left
last evening for Chicago. H.. where he
will attend the meeting Of the Central
Freight association to be held today.
The matter which Is to come up and Be
considered is Of vital importance 10
Wheeling shippers. the readjustmeat
Of tn. freight rates Of the Central asso-
citation in their territory of the south
east.
The Wheeling intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1903-1961, 1921-05-10
VETERANS WILL HOLD
MEETING TONIGHT

The members OF the G. A. RI Spanish
War Veterans. and World War Veterans
will hold mass meeting at O'Clock
this evening In the county criminal
court room. to formulate plans FOR the
observance of Decoration Day ana
Fourth of July appropriately, and an
civic and military organizations. as well
as every club, lodge and society. arc
urged to send a delegate with power to
A,rf
The Wheeling intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1903-1961, 1921-05-10
HAS HIP BROKEN
South Side NAN Undergoes Painful OPP
Grafton After injury Fails to
Knit Properly.

George r. Davis. OF the South Side
w.h, Iast week under went an operation
at which time his hip was broken or
account Of It not growing togt'the
right. was reported 10 be resting as
easily AZ could he could he expected at
at late hour last evening.
Davis. late last fall. while working
for the Western Electric company ut
S'cubanville. O.. fell breaking his hip.
He spent several months in the hospta!
md after he was able 10 get around Il
was found that the hip had not knit
right
The Wheeling intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1903-1961, 1921-05-10
TOOK AUTO AT GAS;
ARRESTED At $3.50

Francis jefferson. OF Cambridge. O..
is lodged in the Bellaire jail, charged
with stealing Studebaker car from
Lewis Duga. OF Bellairc. The car was
taken on Union street. IN Brllairc. az
6:45 yesterday evening. jefferson was
arrested at 9:30 zy the Wheeling police.
The Wheeling intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1903-1961, 1921-05-10
CREDIT MEN TO HEAR
EXPERT ACCOUNTANT

The regular noon day luncheon OF the
Wheeling Association Of Credit Men Will
be held tomorrow noon at the Stamm
Hotel. The association has arranged to
have ". w. Hunter, Of the Elliott-F1sher
Company. deliver very interesting ad-
dress, He will take as his subject. How
TO Make IN Accounting Department an
Asset"
The Wheeling intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1903-1961, 1921-05-10
CHILD CUTS knee
ON milk BOTTLE

Rosa Quater, three-year-old child
residing in Bel.aire. was brought 10
the Bellaire hospital last night suffer
ing from 4 cut on her left knee which
she received by falling on broken milk
bottle.
The Wheeling intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1903-1961, 1921-05-10
keys GONE AGAIN
Thirteen-Year-old Lad Digs way Out OF
Salvation army Eorle-A1s
Third TBcapo.

likely" Macs,l". The thirteen year ola
boy who ESCAPED from the Sa!vatlon
army detention home Sunday evening pF
digging his way through the wall mas
not Yet been located. This makes
"Ikey's" second escape in the course
Of three days.
The Wheeling intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1903-1961, 1921-05-10
11oUoR RAID.

Martins Ferry polio" last night raidcd
Pete Cosss place on North FIRST street
and secured quantity OF "moonshlne.
Coss was Jailed for a hearing this
evening.
The Wheeling intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1903-1961, 1921-05-10
CONVICT LFAvE.

Robert Fain, trusty. escaped from
the state prison farm yesterday morn
ing when sent after a coal mine donkey!
fAin IS from Raleigh county. He had
not been rstaken last evening.
The Wheeling intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1903-1961, 1921-05-10

wAHTND-To rent five room house or
Espartment. centrally located in Wheel
ing, by family or two: no children:
phone Martins Ferry 33S-W. mr-l6-t
The Wheeling intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1903-1961, 1921-05-10
wAHTnpLMovBE on APAEr1uNr.

wAHHBp 70 3GNT-Furnished or un-
furnished house or apartment in good
locality either city or suburbs by re-
sponsible adults. Write ]. NJ. s. care
News or pr one Wing. 1860 during office
hours Tny-l0-m
The Wheeling intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1903-1961, 1921-05-10
FOE SALR-PoUbr9Y.

ZOE SAHR-Anconas Shepherd strain
: axgs and stock. II. b. Hemmann.
wheeling. W. Va r. n. =. ap-lG-eSt
The Wheeling intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1903-1961, 1921-05-10

To help you save Is the mission of
Intelligencer Want Ads.
The Wheeling intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1903-1961, 1921-05-10

Said the pedagogue: "S!ncr minus
f equals I. and A divided by i also
equals 4. who can tell me the values or
\ and e.
Answer to YoSterday's Puzzle.
DRAMA minus DRAM plus DAM plus
SCOW minus COW leaves ADAMS.
The Wheeling intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1903-1961, 1921-05-10
wANrED-NAL8.

wAMPED-Ftrst class linotype operator
D. Apply 10 foreman Wheeling lntelh-
gencer.
The Wheeling intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1903-1961, 1921-05-10
ron sAIz-REAI ESTATE.

wuY A RARaG near GAINESVILLE. Barnes
: Vile, Ohio. Is situated 1850 feet above
sea level Is widely known for its splen-
did citizenship and health giving atmos-
nhere. With its high-gr schools
prosperous churches aud civic pride. few
communities present such tempting at
lurements for the home seekers. It Is
located on the longest hard surface road
in America. Write c. & y. Hutton. Real
Estate Brokers, BarnesYiCe Ohio. Phone
lRs-J my-3-l
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ron SALE.

FOE BAGB - Good business clearing
about $4,000 a month. Phone 32l1-J
my-l0-k
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WAITED
30YB
70
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wAHEWD-Competen white girl for
cooking and down stairs work. Can
woodsdale $50. my-I-i
The Wheeling intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1903-1961, 1921-05-10

Eog9-Two diamond rings and one
amethyst ring in B. and o. station.
BellaireS in ladies rest room. Liberal
reward Call Bellaire S21-W my-10-t
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AogT-On Friday. between Yorkville
! and 'riItonsville. on Rayland car. or a
y orkville. a large sum OF money. Re-
. my-S-l
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Y0B RAL3-4 room house. gas, water,
! large cellar, stone foundation, 1T AL
leg IS. Apply 17s 18th st. Price S2.15o.
N.Y. A-lc
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POSITION WANTED

wANTED-Young lady wants position
as clerk. High school and normal
school education. Address Box 2f3,
4tena o. my-I-k
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. Hull cabin IS b. p. Light, draft mo
~ sofocAf- Eas an oak bottom, good
= sassd decks, IS II. hull Lying ut
-~HlsvS1Eh Street, wheeling. Henry
! aaladO, 11os water 81, wheeling,
W. Va. my-2-20t
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Ro1 sAIs8-LrvE STOCK

RO1 gANB-1o pure bred Chester white
pigs. D. c. Bigger, Rayland, Ohio.
my-Sp
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ron GAL8-Fresh cow. good one. with
calf at side. cheap; no place to keel
her. J, ". watkins. Box 3S3 Maynard
Ohio near Glendale school. my-3-p