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Uric Acid
Solvent
IS cent Bottle FREE,
G2 Doses)

Just because you start the day wor-
ried and tired, stiff legs and arms and
muscles, an aching head, burning and
bearing down pains in the back-worn
out before the day begins-do not
think you have to stay in h 4 condi-
ton.
Get we'll! Be. free from stih joints.
sore muscles, rheumat tic pains, aching
back. kidney or bladder troubles. Start
NOW.
l: You suffer from bladder weakness
with burning, scalding pains. or X you
are In and out Of bed half a dozen
times at night. you will appreciate the
rest, comfort and strength this treat
menl gives.
We will give you for your own use
one S5-cent bottle (32 Doses) TREE to
convince you The Williams Treatment
conIuers kidney and bladder troubles,
Rheumatism and all other ailments, no
matter how chronic or stubborn, when
caused by excessive uric acid.
Send this notice with your letter 10
The DR.. D. 4. Williams Co, Dept. W-l605
p. 0. Block. East Hampton. Conn.
Rlease send ten cents to help pay part
COST Of postage, packing, etc. We will
mail 10 you by Parcel Post. delivery
paid, a regular s5-cent bottle Of The
Williams Treatment (32 DOSES), with
out obligation or expense. Only one
bottle to the same address or family.
Established 1892.
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Makes a Family Supply
of Cough Remedy
Really better than ready-made
cough syrups, and saves about 50.
Easily and quickly prepared.
T1SSSS1S1&SIS56ESI5I

If YOU combined the curative proper
ties of every known ready. made" cough
remedy. YOU probably could not get as
much real curative power as there is in
This simple homemade cough syrup.
which is easily prepared in a few
minutes. ,
Get from any druggist 2l2 ounces of
Pinry, pour it into a pint bottle and
fill the bottle with syrup, using either
plain graduated sugar syrup, clarified
mOlasSes. honey, or corn syrup, as de:
sired. The result is a fnll pint OF
really better cough syrup than YOU could
buy reaiv.made for three times the
money. Tastes pleasant and never
spOllS. -.
This Pinc1 and Syrup preparation gets
right at the ca'Ise OF a cough and gives
almost immediate relief. 1T loosens the
phlrgIn. stops the nasty throat tickle
and heals the sore, irritated membranes
so gently and easily that it is really
astonishing.
4 DAVIS use will usually overcome the
ordinary cough and for bronchitis, Group,
ho%arscncss and bronchial asthma. there
is nothing better.
Pincx is n most valuable concentrated
compound of genuine Norway pine eH-
tract, and has been used for generations
to break up severe coughs.
To avoid disappointment. ask your
druggist for "2l. ounces OF Pincx" with
full directions. and don't accept any
thing else. Guaranteed to give absolute
satisfaction or money promptly re-
funded. The Pincx Co., TT. Wayne,
Ind.
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given out bat The Instructor, Miss Reid
Is having each member Of the c!uo Try
for n place on tho cast. Tho play Is nm
interesting love affair conferred in col
leg, and deals with tho baseball hero,
tho play has made r. hit wherever given
and II rructlcinG has anything to do
with II. the high school should put II
over big.
!" Circuit Court.
The first case called when court
upcnel on Monday morning was that OF
.. Il. Carman versus tNllinger and Final
m which Mr.. Carman as plaintiff seeks
10 recover payment Of a note Of $4,000
together with interest. alleged due as
part OF the payment for the automobile
! and garage business located on Main
street, between Seventh and Eighth
streets.
Explanatory statements were made
by attorneys representing both Sides and
the case was started late during the
morning. Late in no afternoon the
trial was still IN progress.
Miner Injured.
Thomas Noel, OF Twenty-f!fth street
had his right foot and leg mashed Mon
day afternoon while at work at the Tarr
coal mine. OF Pleasant avenue. Mr.
: Noel, who Is boss coal cutters. was cut
ting coal, with his men, when a slate
fall from the ceiling gave In and caughi
his foot. smashing his leg and foot. He
avs taken to his home in the Fourtf
ward and Or. Simpson was called and
rendered medical attention. lie Is re
ported resting easy. Several other mer
were working in the vicinity of the fal
but none were injured.
New Building.
The Eagle Manufacturing Company Is
having the Stamping building rebuilt
Tn" old building burned down severa
weeks ago and the new building Is be
= ing built completely OF steel. The con
rirart is in the hands Of the Turscai
steel 90. of Youngstown. Ohio. ant
work IS progressing rapidly.
Moving.
MIR. and Mrs. Herbert Allen and fam
lily. arc moving from the Campbell
. house on Charles street. 10 the Oar
]rrUncrty, on the south side of Eleventh
street. to-day.
Mrs. Mary Ellen AIT
Mrs. Mary ELLEN barnes, widow, age
u. died at ! o'clock Monday morning 4
, her home on Twcnty-f!fth street. fol
, Lowing an Illness Of about ten days o
! rrysiprla5 fever. Surviving are 81:
children. who ara Mrs. BESSIE Crowley
this CITY; William Barnes, OF Congo, w
Va Mrs. Laura Ectti. of ~Follansbcc, w
Va: Everett, Stella and Charles. n
humc. Funerall services Will be he'll
. Tuesday afternoon from Fosters Tn
G"rtnkinS pIrlors. Interment in Brook
cemetery.
bishop Gravatt Confirms.
Tln RtHh. Pay II W I,PD watt n II
bishop Of West Virginia. visited Chris
Episcopal church Of Wellsburg. Sunda
morning and confirmed a class OF can
dfdatcs. and preached TO 4 good size
congregation.
w%ellsburg Briefs.
William Bone was a business visito
IN Pittsburgh, Sunday.
Mr.. and Mrs. Cleveland Harvey an
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~. was alb us.ness caller here yest"r-
day.
MI" Emma Cattcjl. Of St"uhenvi!c'
- visiting at the home Of her sIstcr'
Mrs. Louisa Lewis.
Attorney u. i. DuI"!s, Of He'I"tFc'
was ~ town on business Monday.
Mr.. and Mrs. Dante! l'arrah. O! Ash-
land, are visiting local relatives.
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rheumatism
Relief 5c.
Natures Remedy CNR TabIots), Are
Helping Thousands Who Tried Ex-
pensivo Things Without Result.
IT'S Guaranteed.

human cHistencc.-tho digestion Of
food, tho extraction OF nourishment
from it and tho elimination OF waste.
Ioor digestion and assimilation
means failure TO derive full nourish-
means Impoverished blood. weakness,
nHcmIa, etc. lOOr elimination mems
m accumulation OF waste matter
which po!sons tho body, lowers vitality,
decreases the r. : OF resistance to
disease and lea. - tho development
OF many serious ..
Rheumat!sm,-LUn to Bono inter-
ference with tho process OF cl!Inina-
ton. failure I. get rid,of certain body
pOisOns,-canuot 10 expected TO yield
10 any mcd!c!ao that falls to correct
the condition responsible for It. Could
himself OF rheumatic pain a. long as
rheumatic poison IS allowed to remain
IA the body.
Thirk Of this. It explains tho sue
cess OF Natures Remedy (NR TahlHtsl
IN SO many cases where other
using Mr. Tablets every day and get
ting relief. Why pay i've or ten
tines as much for uncertain things?
\ 20 box OF Natures Remedy tNR
Tablcts). containing enough to last
twenty-five Iays,-must help YOU
isfactory bCnclt or cost you nothing.
Natures Remedy Is not only for
the relief OF rhcumatism. It I'm
proves digestion, tones tho liver, reg
u!atcs kidney and bowel action. i'm
proves the blood md cleanscS tho
system. You've tried the expensive
medicines and doctors. now make tho
real test. You'll get results this tine;
Just Try It. Natures Remedy INE
Tah!ctaJ f. sold. guaranteed I'D
recommended u your druggist,
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WELLSBURG
OFFICERS LOCATE
STILL AND BOOZE
At CL|FTONV|LLE

--
Wclishurg. w. Va. March
Chicf Watkins. Motorcycle OFFICER MIL
Ter and Railroad Detective Dunlap act
Ing "a special cnustabics. visited CHI
t~nnvilie ana locut"d a still In the var"
surrounding the house occupied by MIS-
Mary Hapc!y. Tho st!ll was not the
makcshIft affair 50 much In evidence
!rIt II pcvf"Ct"d one. y large quahlitS
of mash was also "nUfia":si"d, having
been found In the home. The presence
uC mems c.nlhing Indicated that MIS-
lIaprly did not reside in the house alone
persons aside from Mrs. ilap"ly's four
children. Tho woman Wa hr""@ht 10
N"IlsbUrT and questioned by Prosecutor
WiIt!n. hUr ph" refused T." implicit" any
utMrr g"rSon ana was extremely r"tir"nt
.u rr.poullnE to questions. Sh" was
ordered IIIr"d In tn" city jail and her
rii.hr"u w'r" placed IN IN" car" OF !"'Ai
l""pi"' except 49," boy We" '""S' u "1-
COMPANY H'I i'"l''L w J".-,
NepupiAcI"S MINE 'oh'"
Ihc !''!'"'''"H9 q" '"'H '''H, "''''s
INC i'"i'' ''''''"'' NV 80 ~ 'r
hA..''i'E On 9't"i"a3 C''"'"N az" w.
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"''''''h !" "r ".,' "' '"' ,'''"" .,.
CAV ~ .\Ff'' F''' "''i'''H - '''y
'"''n'l" orr" *'',"'I '"h''I''S''"'' '"'
'h' CIV "'r'N VILE Ir ''''" ~, "..W ~
j.. '"''"" '"' I''t''"''" t"''f
''' '"''''' 'n', ""'"' ~
'..l.' ""I" .ar rarts Van.
! u " "".' ,n., vns
a 49,, = cr,.,,. v.,s named
$3.50
a-. go" rc".T r.si5ort
nw ,t[I,o,nI w,,T ,nc %~nrIhuood
rI,s. Cm,rnorv of Wheeling and is
,m,.,.,,u g.. ,ro, .,r,,rn h,v;nr ,
! .,,,hnrI ,orri,nr, Mr. Dnrrct, mike
The Wheeling intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1903-1961, 1922-03-21
FIRST YEAR Of
UNION MISSION
GREAT SUCCESS
rood, clothinS and shelter fuFnisheo 10
Many-othsrs are Pound
Employment

~. N.s, year q the rn!oH M's'."% "a
p~e.,l-o saw much work. accomplished
and many persons cared Cor. Slni, :. H.
HInman has Jus, competed ;h" 'rst
annual report. which contains mention
Of tho bulk - a!d given dnrtnE m"
year and data on the meetings "eIu,
sSupt. Winnran states thar 4 SpH''A.
meeting Of the board o. directors W.
be held Thursday a. I ?. m. ''T 'h'
PURPOSE cc planning FOR the annual
financial campaign.
The annual report contains t"e TO-
lowing mos, Interesting figures wh'rA
wou,d indicate THAI the IH!0n Mission
Ia worthy OF all the aid that can he
The Wheeling intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1903-1961, 1922-03-21
ST. CLAIRSVILLE
Marriage Licences

Marriage Licences
Harry Willis N!eNo.s. AZ -. n faT-
mcr. and Mary Coda ShowalteT. age -
both of belmont. Rev. /. II. Funk per
formed the ceremony.
Dennis clyde Kemp, age %. a FARMER
OF Belmont. and Laura Hattie Benson
age l., Of bethesda. Rev. {. W. cooper
performed the ceremony.
John W. Dayton. age -, n Goa! miner
Of E~Iirpoint and bertha NJ. Martin age
IS. Of Barton. Rev. G. w. Cooper per-
formed The ceremony.
Willard Howard Gibson, age -, n rae
try worker OF Akron, ana Ida EStr!Ia
Flowers. ago %, of Shadysldc. NcF' A.
l.. benjamin performed the ceremony
III Court Yesterday
The case In re: The estate OF L. j.
Parks. Wa heard n common pleas court
yesterday. the jury not having received
the case at Il late hour y":trrday after
noon. Judge Cars IT, Smith "t Steuh'n-
v!llr presided over Ia" trial. About s.
upA ~ involved IN The ease, The action
IL for tho courts dircrt.u" IN settling
tNr rstat" Of NJ l.uks. d"c"a""i. At
tnru"ys Th"rrhurg Il Lewis represent
the administrator while Albert Erun"n
represents Jeanne Iuurnw. "I" Of 1T"
heirs
Lecture
The nov, number 90 lha ,oral lecture
. course MAI 80 gwen on Thursday eve
ninc IN "a, IuI,rd Presbyterian "!,urch.
Nj. Tom Skrynl. Wa !C''Urr IN ''Lo
RUSSIA &C Tnda>' Mr. SHcyui!l gain
cred ~. Material for H.; lecture by
travelling m d,car"at plr'" al RUSSIA
after the var aud getting his iAr;S a'
inst hand a"d hHs l|"crTr" prou'i'"% I"
.I4- 49, % 60. rHF - .ET &
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I"N '',|"N" ,..r e,rI .,
.rn rrotnr Hrntbcrs Of ,nIs ci,y. the
block includes four lI>!nS apartments =.
:, tcwc:"r st"r" and = moving n''iur"
mousse y lease WIS ,"'"' ,' - .',"|'
and will n" continued N'thnHEt 'H' =.
~ amount OF money MN"'N'" " ""S
known. II ~ known 'n'' t'' "'"'' ''''o
have been bought some TINE az" i''
about $Io''''.
X. OF C. h"chfe
Tho knights OF Columbus VIII nav"
charge Of the Euchrc to II" ritcU at tho
new school h4it next Thursday niEhi.
The committee in charge announce max
all plans are rcmp!"," and Il very r""i
time - expected. l'r:z"S VIII be S"'"''-
cd ny the committee I" Nc clHFA I" ''r
persons winning the most number q
games.
New Cop At work
$50 Drldco~.~;
', B., ra ,,rr, or Er,rL
Tr,.o,. r,,,c,,. :. nr,,r IN. rosl;lon Of
nr,i,or rcoLy whn resigned !, did ,nl
,ar.o Trorc,. long IA find on, who wac
violating the law for he had not hrcn
IN amy an hour when he had rtckrG ono
Stranger. The man was placed IN ia!'
and will be given a hearing before
Mayor Junkius today.
Er,tyrr Tanks
~ ,
: y loT'c w "ne" "'N' we" r,n
hunting ,caNS III ."v M"'I' Nc.
leak" a!'h""Sh H"' WHY "Ir' y"
enough |" 'auSo s"'"'
p"nSe' 1heF "e'e az VIZ" w.,
outline I'No an" va, ''''''.'""
Tor ire leaks "h''' '"'H '' ''"'' '''
REPAIRED
Operated on Today
Fred M~cConnaughy. We! known man
and brother 0; CHirt Bert '~'"NnaNNhE'
Will undergo a serious "ncr"''"h VIZ
afternoon at CINCINNATI, N''NouE" ms
condition - serious Il - eNP'''.'' '"'t,
the operation VIII prove successful "m'
word Will ne S"n' l" 'h'S 60? ''''''"'
aieIy AFTER INC "?er",'o"' '"H "'''
friends in THIS ely wish MIN SPECIFY &c
covery.
tnVt1eo 10 A1'sha
The Wheeling intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1903-1961, 1922-03-21
Hunting Leaks

; A force " men have been - work
hunting leaks In tho water main. tn"
leaks although not very largo are h!E
enough to cause some a,.dii!onA! cN
prnse. They were ut WORK Yesterday
out-the rtko and will continue 7" h"nt
Tor tho leaks until they arc found and
repaired.
The Wheeling intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1903-1961, 1922-03-21
OnArntad on Today

Fred Mechanically. wei known man
and brother OF Chief Bert M~rCnnnauEhN,
will undergo a serious operation tH1'
afternoon At cincinnati. Although his
condition - serious i IS expected thar
the operation viii prove successful! and
word Will he s"nt Ia his city inmcd!-
ate,y after the operation. His many
friends in this city wish him speedy &c
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Ies.
New Cop At work
80 -

\ new caco ~ seen on tho RrtdC"0""i
rul!Cc Force in the form of Frank
Tracey. Tracey Is nll!ng the position Of
officer Eccdy who resigned. II did n"J
take Tracey long 10 find cat wh" wac
violating the law for he had not h""n
or duty an hour when he had picked ono
stranger. The man WAS placed In jail
and will be given u hearing before
Mayor Junkins today.
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Invited TO Attend.

The board of directors Of the Bridge
part Savings 6 Loan Company. have
been invited to attend the meeting ot
the Sixth district. Ohio, building Assoc.
citation League. To he held nj SteuOcn.
willie. Wednesday,. April Attn. II Ia
thought that SEVERAL members OF The
lAnnrl MN nitnnl
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W. d, Reed Funeral.

The funeral Of W. y. Reed. Who pass
cd away at his home ON Hanover street
following several months Illness was
hcld Yesterday afternoon from tho ram
i;v home. Rev. G. Is. WinEerd or t!7
FIRST Presbyterian church, and Rev. X:
y. Mcdaniel Of the Baptist church. h'd
charge OF tho services. 1nterment was
in Kiverview cemetery. Members "L
several Masonic bodies attended the
services in a body marching from the
house to the cemetery.
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Auto wrecked

An automobile owned and driven BY
Tom Bondch OF SOC Foriv-irst street
was struck by 4 street car and hadiV
wrecked. A man In the car was slightly
hurt. The crash occurred at Twenty
second and Belmont streets. Cal Cold
smith was the motorman on The street
The Wheeling intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1903-1961, 1922-03-21
ThreatanAd Copper

Ralph he Paola, Italian, was n 20
CITY taIl last night awaiting a hearing
before Mayor John Il. WYATT on I
charge Of threatening I" XII! "Fh''r
John Keaue. Keane ordered the ran
home when he was found drUn". Inc
italian left. secured Il gun and returned
saying he was going 70 Kill the officer,
Keane relieved him Of the gan ana
locked him IN.
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Many local friends OF li"SS Robinson
will he alarmed TO learn that hts conu'-
ton has grown 80 serious mat ne h|'
20 b. taken 10 the local hospital Fe@-
terday morning. He has been su'teri"S
f-on III health for over a year aud had
m return from New Orleans about u
month ago on account OF his health. His
many friends wish him speedy recovery.
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Elizabeth Davis Dies

A party OF persons headed by DR.. T..
c. Shrcvc composed Of the Health Nurse
Health officer and several other neoplo
will inspect all COW Stables IN THIS VI
cluity. The movement Is TO determine
just what Kind Of milk Is nclhS used
IN this city and how sanitary The stables
arn kent IL is thought that a report
viii bn made rs 10 the conditions.
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The mayor. director OF service and
S,f..y health officer and fire chief,
along With all other officials Interested
vi.l meet with the civic Affairs an"
program OF work committee OF tho
Board os Trade 1T their headquarters
Thursday night 10 discuss the CAM
paign to be started April first and last
ing all week which IS known ~ "CtcAn-
nm Week" Al! members are urged TO
take a vital interest In this, rs tho state
fire marshal has asked the cooperation
Of all in cleaning up tho city OF many
- ro,Irb and fire hazards.
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Roy. Harvey Narcellus DisA
wells Funeral To-day.

Funeral services OF William J.. Wells.
or Barton. who passed away At his homc
sunday night. Will be- held th.s after
noon az : O'Clock, from the home. Rev.
&. W. ByrneS. O: the Lansing NJ. t..
church. will have charge Ut tho services.
Iutermcut VIII be In I.iuwoud cemetery.
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g II. Gr!cst G Co. DISTRIBUTORS.
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women's Night

Funeral services for the late Archie
J. Wells. prominent local man. who dien
Friday night at his home on West Ham
lIton street will be held thrI evening
a. the place OF death. Rev. ]. II. FaIn'
er OF the First NJ. r. church wiI nave
charge OF the services Members OF
the Masonic lodge Of which ne was I
member will attend in a body. h re-
mains will be taken 10 Barracksvtlie. w.
Va. Wednesday morning for burial.
Richmond times-dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1914-current, 1922-02-03
The Dispatch Want Ads Are Connecting Links Between Buyer and Seller
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accounting work. including cost. desires
To connect with a firm, that Oilers pro-
motion In exchange for. initiative nnd
hard work. Al roferencep l. ago care
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consecutive insertions, lhclud-
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ACKNOWLEDGMENT. position mt once
as bookkccper and shipping clerk; only
living wage asked. + J65. care TIL.
Dispatcn
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BOOkkEEPiNG--lh have finished a course
Of housekeeping at SmilhdcaI business
College anu want u job at once. Phone
Madison IGSi-J y
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SALE OF
RECONDITLONED
FORD CARS
REDUCED PRICES

9GSD CARS
REDUCED PRICES
COME aTE STOCK 49,
TYPES AND MODELS. OUR BIG
SELECTION. BOUGHT At RIGHT
PRICES. GIVES YOU TIE OP-
PoRTUSITY TO GET 4 MAXI
MUM VALUE AT a MINIMUM
INVESTMENT. JUST a FEW OF
THEM Below:
FORD TOURING. 1871 model;
equipped With starter ana pi,in
wheels: excellent mechanical con-
dition: new tires; tals.
FORD TOURING. 1871 MODEL.
equipped with starter and de-
mountablc rims. shock absorber,.
excellent mechanical condition,
$500.
FORD TOURING. 1921 MODEL,
equipped with starter and plain
wheels. shock absorbcrs, oversize
walnut wheel and lock. s2s5.
FORD TOURING. 1870 MODEL,
equipped starter and dcmountabIo
rims. Runs good. SECS.
FORD TOURING. 1920 MODEL.
Electric starter. natural wood
wheels. deinountable rims. excel
lent mechanical condition, {2s5.
FORD TOURING. 1920 MODEL
Equipped with starter and plain
wheels. shock absorbcrs. $500.
FORD COUPE. 1920 MODEL.
Excellent mechanical condition.;
nInf 10.
S3t5.
FORD RCNApoUT. 1921 Model.
Starter and plain wheels. Excel
lent paint and mechanical condI-
ton; 1890.
FORD RUNADoUT. 1920 model,
equipped with starter and plain
wheels; excellent running condl-
tion. s2i5.
FORD RuNADoUT. LATE
MUDEL-tNo startcr), In good
mechanical condition: sizes.
FORD TON TRUCK. Equippcd
with pneumatic tires. panel side
body; S2s5.
FORD TON TRUCK. Equipped
with solid tires. platform omen
body and cab. $3.50.
FORD Light CHASSIS, LATE
MODEL. Equipped with good tires
and In fair running condition,
SIS.
FORD CHASSIS. LATE MODEL
In good running condition; equip
ped with good tires. $50.
FORD sUBUR BAN. 1920
MODEL Electric starter and de-
mountabie rims. 1865.
OTHER CARS NOT LISTED
ABOVE.
IMMEDIATE DELIVERY ALL
TYPES OF NEW CARS. SALES
MEN On FLOOR WILL GLADLY
DEMONSTRATE TO YOUR EN-
TIRE SATlSFAcTIOS. LIBERAL
TERMS.
Richmond times-dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1914-current, 1922-02-03
ANNOUNCEMENTS
Deaths

at his home In HaEoNc:
County, February =. 1922. 1t $50 y. NJ:
JoS. W:.,,.,!..=:: Eel5!es. 50! @. 49, A-:1
Mrs. :-e.oS.t n. Seae!es. 2soS ::aa..';
Se-v.cAs al lie grave a. S.:-ly Grove
". -. L:C.cs -seorLA:y :. go, -
Richmond times-dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1914-current, 1922-02-03

CEN-S-O?EGE-Sis6. WeG.cSAay. Teorc-
airy :. 1929. at 20 2. NJ. at aer real
ceaee. .3:S North T!!rtictA Street. Mrs.
Lucy J. Christopher. 1seS 81 gears. fI-
neral from her residence Saturday .EorT.-
n. at 20 o'clock. l,termcnt 81 OSA-