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The Wheeling intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1903-1961, 1922-01-09

ChaklostOn. w. Va. Jan 8.-Neduc-
tion OF abroKntIon OF tho existing wage
agreements In tho union coal neidn OF
Wost Virginia will not DO c0untohhncod
by officials OF District IL. United Mine
Workers OF America.
This position was taken by NJ. L.
Unptonatnll. acting prrsident or tho
district union. who declared that any
ytspa permitted In that direction
would bo In direct conflict TO tho pol
ley OF tho International ofncnrH
Tho WACO aRreomnnt. now In effect
and which hrs until March 81 this year
To run" Mr.. IIaptonhtnll Hald. ia tho
agreement drafted by federal ofhclnlH'
FOR ua 10 accept reduction al TN"
time. II would merely moan ono reduc'
ton now and another after tho now
baai In determined IN March. because
tho policy 10 to lot tho basic rates 40
trrmlned In tho Central competitive
atatea not tho pace In all outlying dis
trictS."
Mr.. Haptonatall admitted that the
aituatLon throughout tho southern nolds
I'm West virginia was becoming critical
duo 10 tho fact that many OF tho mon
have been without work FOR several
weeks There arc home mines no SAID.
that have not worked n single day since
December 20. 1920. and consequently
mon In these foldB have suffered much
hardAhips.
Men from soma or tho noldS where
the GENERATORS have made ovorturon to-
wnrd getting tho men back 10 work on
Individual contracts at the rate existing
in 1917 or lower, have reported TO my
office" Mr. HhptOnstall Gontinuod. that
whom they requested an indication AN
10 how much work would 10 given them
received tho reply that tho OPERATOR
could not guarantee any work, nut
m.reiy hoped ihoy could Keep tho mon
Ia work part of tho time.
COMPARING tho southern ana north
srn nelds Ia the state. Itap'onstall d.
uIaTed that no effort was being made
on tho part OF tho northern operators
to effeot any reduction or anoRhiibn.
AZ q result. no said. tho minNs wsra
being Operated part time. ana IN" mon
were getting work with netlaracuon
general on both aides.
"I had = conference with Mr.. ID. &.
Kennedy, secretary or the KRnnwha
nsld operators association" Mr.. Hap
tonEtnll said. within tho last three
weeks, and ne told me emphatically
that no had written letters to members
OF his association, advising them to
keep tho contracts aligned under the
! federal agreement. But have also
been visited by n representative OF the
operators In which he advised that
accept the reduction TO III tho 1911
rate, and then called a convention. such
"A was done in 1908 by Ben Davis, and
| tell the miners what l have done.
Tho way 1 look ut the proposition
to put In effect tho 1917 rate. IL 10 an
effort by southern West Virginia oper'
| ators TO put tho nrst reduction Into
effect now. with another to follow
after tho new basis IL adjusted. follow
ing tho conference In March with the
operators OF tho central competitive
states. And underneath II all Ii nm or
| ganizsd movement. with tho sole pur'
pose OF institutinE tho open shop"
The Wheeling intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1903-1961, 1922-01-09
MACADEMY CLUBS
MINSTREL FEB. G
Committesu Named and Plans Tor bhow
at Court Theatre Launohsd

CnmmltteoH for the hoVonth hhhhhi
minstrel show and fUlllnH OF th" M""-
ud.my club hnVo been named ana arc
now at work making plans Tor tho DIX
nhow To bo presented Mt tho Court mo
afro on Monday might. February 1th'
DonnIto plunA hnvo nat yot boon nm
nouncod only tentative arrangements
having bosn completed. but WIN th"
naming or tho HovnrHl committees " IN
ospociod the moInbrrH viii begin WORK
inE ,iiH week. making plans.
Tho nature OF tho show hhH not yet
boon dlvuIEod. hut intlmnti"nH ar" IL
viii bn M tho circus Advertisements
usually Eny bigger md batter thnh
over horuTo" Tho ClnHH or show pro
Hantod rnch yopr has bonu bott"r ana
better and thoro In charge ar" prohlc'-
Ing tho production for 1922 will DO tho
greatest In tho ncvrn years thry hav"
boon offered.
Tho following nro tho committeoH
named
Finance Commitleo-E. w. Barnes
and G., &C. Nay.
Property Committoe-B. GorbiE and
i. GicHcy.
Program Committee. BuHhnold. u.
NooI. w. Dorsey. H. Stroohman. II. Wng-
nor. II. Moycn. NJ. wolfe. II. Jacobs. II.
Comnck. E. Wnymnn and william Aren't
bald
Publicity Committcc--R. Moycs and
| c. Noer.
! Advisory Committee II. Wnrrfuel. 6.
| Necr. II. ComnclSt =. Nay. T., Barnes. ID.
Danc, u. Garbig. NJ. Wolfe. md o. Levy.
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Catholic Bishop Asks
Ulster to Agree, and
Bring United ireland

nolfnnt. Jan. B---tuy Tho Associated
rrrHB) Tho victory or tho modcrateH
In tho Bail EiTennn offers IA hopoful OPP
pOTtunity for securing u IGltod Ireland
n only Bir James Craig hnd HIS col
oaEuos Tlso To tho occasion. said tho
Rov. Joseph MRcHory. Roman CAIN
oiia bishop OF tho diocese or Down ana
Connor In n ntAtomont Ia Tho Annotated
PTonH today. {.
'BouthoTn ireland" tho biHh"p con
tinuod. made IA biE EnUrinco In dropping
itp republican claim. aud lr tho Unitsn
Htatos Of tho northcaHt corner arc Will
Inn for n similar sacrifice. all Will no
vol. Hut. II. being less than IN p"r
can't OF tho pooplo OF Ireland, they per
HiHt In rondinR nHuuder their native lana
thcn wa may hhvo for ,lmo an un-
happy continuance or religious biEotry'
ri0ting and boyc0ttinE.
II am convinced. howovor, that n
short timo will show tho people or III"
north that Il Ia bottnr TO join now on
moro favorable terms than they likely
will get by waiting. This ~ not boz
cause I am onamourod Of the treaty.
but because l am hopeful that nuch
blessings will result. that am recon
ciled to yastorday's vote by tho Dali
Elrcann.'
The Wheeling intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1903-1961, 1922-01-09
District Superintendent
breaches at Thomson

Rev, Fred C.. Anderson. district super
intendent OF heeling district Methodist
churches. spoke at the Thomson NJ. r..
church last night before IL large conEre-
cation. lie delivered II strong and STIR
ring sermon on Service. ELLA horating ON
the themo or service To God ana tho
importanCe Of tho dedication Of tho iife
10 God and the application of that p'i"-
,ipla ~ every day life. Ito spoke az the
meaning ~ saGIifiGa /" the Ola Te"'"
mani la soni..st IA Ito "sanins La the
k.v hs LA T1Is n,sl Iasiauusnt alt s."
,iuUss ss,a ,sis lice 1" h""'h ""h tie
,,i,i.,I.. ~ dad s",'ifi". ~h"' ga q
"A, ,ba tta~ IsAisnt."i - hiphs' "'"""
Ia. t.d L.sn salnsi by tie """'lfl"s
~ ufa ne n IL lty.d kv tie l"hlylhne
4, L..rInu wI,h he p'ln"lrl"H ~ tao"
The Wheeling intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1903-1961, 1922-01-09
MERCHANTMEN
(oontinusd Prom Haxs .ons)

Tho mediation Of Secretary Hughes and
Arthur J. BaIrour IL looked upon by tho
Americans and British as almost certain
to bring tho two groups toEothsr,
although this optimism In not shared by
NIL Of tho Chinese and Japanese dele
gates.
II IN evident that tho lonR-discussed
Shnntung problem has been brought 10
n delicate stage. where either settle
ment or nm agreement 10 Disagree VIII
10 announced within n fow days Both
tho Chinese and Japanese arc showing
nignn OF lack OF patience. and. unless
tho mediation effort II hucceHs. tho
subject In expected 10 bo dropped. 10
rnr nr tho Washington conference IN
concerned.
Difficult Question
Tho uuoHtion OF nrming merchantmen
hnn nriHon In connection with tho
ntto1np, Of tho naval experts to Include
In tho trsnty n donnitton OF tho torn
"wnrrhlp". Such n dofnition IL regarded
by tho navnl authorities ~ necessary.
particularly IN Wow Of tho lo.o0O-ton
auxiliary limit. and tho rotated provls-
ion prohibiting my auxiliary craft from
carrying guns OF moro than eiKht-Inch
cnlibrn.
Although no announcement Was mRue
after today's long meeting OF tho oxpert
subcommittee. there wore indicn TONS
TINT tho attempt to dennie an anriliary
war ship was giving tho committees
members considerable trouble, In u. u
In said, II involved tho question OF war
timo. rcln lions between merchant fleets
and war fleets. Whether merchantmen
arc to arm In regarded by soma dsloEstaa
nf lad M
Wow az tho now nvs-power agreement
not 10 use Eubmar insa al commerce de-
HtToyers. 2.
In Italian quarters, n was said to-
nlHht that. although they expected nine
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t.nlhs OF the sub-co,snitsss 1rsftef CO.
naval treaty 10 b Aeos0ts1 WIN
lonRod discussion. thsTo Was ovsxxt
pectatIon that the arms1 mbfeoe
question would oorns up Tor - 49,
i've exchange Of Views. This Imp
among the italian dsisgAtea &c.,
he that GfsAt Britain probably
open the argument wich Q OtAts
hsr position for msiatenAnce
principles which In the ~ MySs
ornsd merchantmen In wAr-VmG y
xAs 1taIiaa VIZ.
Tho position Of the Itslians 49,
To ba that the status OF a..
ship would be sffsotuAiiy chAAoe4
tho Limitation aGrssmsnt and tAAt
chang. were provided for RE lnAl1
haysine tho GREATEST nsrahAhk M
would baoOms In the nature 81
dispropaytionAtsiy powsrfui %.
Ing with twsive Inch or fourt
gums Of y 5000 ton msScbant 80
tho LsyiathiHn, Il II psiptad sut, ~
have q tendency 70 undermlne
d. 900 ton, eight inch auxiliary go
unlsas armsd maTchantsnsn arA q
considered ~ wAr,hips. ir2 n
Bomsthinx like sirty pAsssneer "
freight VeHssIs IN tHS pTssSHt $780,
marines Of the great powers are 49,
hAvo = tonnage Of more than 1g.syy NJ.
Tho Japansss also are dsscrioed 81 ~
loving that tho status Of msSceA
ships must bs considered In ccnnoo1o
with tho general naval question,
merchant ship, powerfully armed M
10 more potent ship for ship than iiell
cruiser. tho japanese say, entirely ASto'
from tho advantage IN numbers m1
chant arming would give TO the hauohi
possessing the great passenger Az
freight neets. ...as 4l 4
Although tho French give svi6enoe ~
holding similar views and also ~ 49,
uncertain whether merchAntnie0 AoNl(
arm under tho new regulation proh1ns
ing submarine attacks on comnsrcs TIM
do not intend 10 raise the point st thll
stage Of tho negotiations. Tha Wsot
question. together with other proposes
! limitations on naval prHcticaa, migh
we'll DO put over In the grsnch vtes
TO L later conferences at which Ill ~
nations would be representa-. 2 fg5fi
The Wheeling intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1903-1961, 1922-01-09
CRISIS COMES
IN SOUTHERN
MINE FIELDS
Workers Object to Immediate
Wage President
Lewis at Charleston.

Charloaton. w. Va. Jan. a
John l., ISwlH. international
prealdent OF tho United Mino
Workers OF America. arrived In
Charleston on an eyoning train
tonight. lilo rtlrod at once 10 hln
room at a hotel, and whom intor-
viewed by n representative OF
Tho ApAociatod rrsss. said that
no would havo nothing to- say to-
night. adding that no would Do
available tomorrow"
The Wheeling intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1903-1961, 1922-01-09
TWO ROBBER|ES ARE
REPORTED TO POLICE

Two small robbcrlnH woro C0mmittoh
last night In tho north end. Tho p0lioe
bolievo that both cnHeH woro tho work
Of young boyn.
Tho stall IN tho market auditorium
occupied by Taylor b Nor. nnh market,
wan brokon Into. Nothing was taken
other thnn nOmo catablcn. No money
wan loft In tho store.
A bicycle was stolen from poroh
In tho roar or ChaTlea KindolborEor
homo on Fifth street
The Wheeling intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1903-1961, 1922-01-09
ROSE NOMINATED
TO NAVAL ACADEMY

According TO word received yesterday
from Washington. ID. c.. William FRED
arick Rose, son Of Mr.. and Mrs. w. Ii.
Rose, 21k Arcadia avenue Pieasanton' OF
this city. has been nominated TOT APP
pointment TO tho u. s. Naval academy
at Annapolis by Congressman Hen l.,
RosonblOCm No alternateA were named
with the nomination.
Rose graduated from wheeling hiSh
school In the class OF 20. ana 10 now
connected with the Wheeling Mold and
,a,und,v company lie IL well known
and formerly Taaidsd on Woods street.
Ia tho Eiasi Fad
The Wheeling intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1903-1961, 1922-01-09
CHARGE AUTO THIEVES
WORK HERE IN BAND

A ,Iav.,lv nrRan,."I E"nR ~ ""'"'""-
lilo thieves go working In Wh""'nH
and r.aa,.rn Onto, IL the "rln'"n ~ '.
u Callahan, Wheeling Insurance man.
Mr.. Gala han states that thsrc NJ" do
t.rtIvor now working from tho ln'ur-
npcs office making an effort 10 run
down tho thieves. Cheaper and popular
cars are tho oneE now helng taken nv
tho experienced automobile thieves IN
his opinion.
The Wheeling intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1903-1961, 1922-01-09
nnITbsd Wira Oomss Downs.

Dublin. Jan, B--ny the ArAodiateh
pronn.) Tho military authorities hers
evidently conaidor tho vote In favor Oh
tho peace treaty by tho Dali Elrohnn nv
a anal dociaiOn on The Irinh situation
Over nlnoe tho Dublin cry hall was
rommandernd by tho military and courts
martial wcro hold thsro. thu bulldinR
had bsou surrounded by bnrbad w're on
tanRIsmrntn. which projected across tho
pavement. Thin morning Holdi"rs began
clearing away all tho wire.
The Wheeling intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1903-1961, 1922-01-09

Marietta. Ian, 81. Il. HtrockoT. pres
idont OF Trinity NJ. H. Sunday school.
presented thirty -fvs memborn or th"
Hunday school olhHa with umbTallaH. In
accordance with a promise ho made IA
yoaF ago that oVory member OF mo
uiaaa present every member ~ tho 0i"nH
present every rainy sunday during tho
year would 10 given an umbrella
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under tho circumstances, and a. GlVint
assurance that the forms or the frenzy
will bo carried out.
David Lloyd daorIs, tho BrItish prs
mior. declined 10 mako u formni sta.s
mont regarding tho ratification. no
merely suid that no was highly pleased
The Wheeling intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1903-1961, 1922-01-09

Columbus. Jan. s--Three Ohio state
professors wero elected to offices In
academic associations during tho holi-
days, Il In announced. Professor Joseph
v. Denny was elected prcSident or tho
American Association OF University
Professors: Professor J. l. Falconer was
chosen secretary-treasurer OF the Am
erican Farm Economic Association. and
Professor Joseph s. Myers was elected
1ce president Of the American Assoc
iation OF Teachers Of journalism.
The Wheeling intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1903-1961, 1922-01-09
Rrittah Arc Plsased.

Cannes, France, Jan. S.-The news or
the ratification OF tho Irish peace treaty
was received with tho greatest satisfac-
ton by tho British delegation to the al
lied supreme council. Tho small ma
jority was regarded m satisfactory
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srooxnoLpEny MEETING

Tho annual meeting OF tho stockhold-
era OF tho National Exchange Bank Of
wheeling, Wheeling. w. Va, will be
held at the Bank Tuesday. January 10,
fs33, between tho hours OF 10 and IL
o'clock q. M. for tho election or nine
directors 10 serve for tho ensuing year.
and tho transaction OF any other bust
asss that may properly be presented.
q w JEFFERs. Cashier.
a..iaiAlSIs.ai.gs.ga La .Is.s
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DISSOLUTION or PARrNHnsHrr
WILSON e. EVANS.
ARNNrnaUa

WILSON & EVANS.
Attorneys.
Henry W. oliver Bldg. Pittsburgh, Pa
MoILYAIN. MURPHY & MOHN.
Attorneys.
Berger Building. Pittsburgh. Pa.
Notice Is hereby given that the part
norship known as A. L. MASTBN q
COMPANY. 323 Fourth avenue. Pitts
burKh. Pennsylvania. doing business as
bankers and brokers'. has been dissolved
by the death OF A. L. Masten. and that
the Pittsburgh Trust Company has been
appointed liquidating trustee. to which
Company all persons Indebted TO the
firm will make payment and those haV-
ing claims against the frm will present
their bills for payment.
PiTTSBURGH TRUST COMPANY.
IiquidAtinH Trustee.
Ja3 Fourth Avenue.
PittaBuTsh. Pa
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srocxxoLpxny M1zrrna

The annual meeting or tho stockhold.
srs Of the wheeling apd Belmont Bridge
Company will be held AT tho office OF
the Company on Monday. January ..
1927, between the hours OF ami
o'clock D. m. for the election OF Manas-
cts % serve during tho ensuing year.
aad such Other business a. shall come
bsfors the meeting.
Do 1s-s Jos, LAWsoN. bsoy.
Whaalins w Va. December IL. 1891.
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ron BANR-RAR1E1-

COUNTRY PLACE for sale--9o acres
Improved limestone land: fruits OF all
kinda. alfalfa. blue grRss and modern
buildinss with all household convent
encss: located u mile north OF Atkin-
sons crossing. National road and troll
Icy. Address w. H. Davis West Alexan-
der. Pa. r. r. ID. No. 4. Call 4 Grove
mar II. da3l-o
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sYooruoLpnam mRsvrss

The annual nesting Of the s,ockhold-
.rs OF the Quarter Savings y Trust
r,,mpany Tor tho election OF Directors
and the transaction Of such other busi-
orss as may come before Il. viii be held
at It's banking house At Market and 18th
streets. In the city Of Wheeling. on
tuesday. Jan. 10Th. 1922, At 3 .. m.
J. r. EBELtNG, Cashier.
dc ll-2n-21- lAn3-9-l0
The Wheeling intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1903-1961, 1922-01-09

LOaT--Thuradsy afternoon. ssia"manH
sample grip containing mbr'ostlnR oil
bottles. from auto between Rheims ga
rage, Market street and Woodsdals.
FINDER return 10 Mr.. r. H. MARI. MoLIrs
ttotsl. reward Jans-l
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Comprehensive work.

"My cousin smith studied medicine
aud ! t0ua q cooking school oourao'
"W.iir"
"wssa going Ia write q boob entitled
What Ia Hat and How Ia TO, bvar IL
toaton Transcript
The Wheeling intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1903-1961, 1922-01-09
FIGHT FOR IRISH
tOoa,ia.sa rsa.a Fass OasD

' isi"n"i government VIII ""''e"'F :"
iud. L,.ih h'ii'u' it'lfiI'h ""' h'"h""'
: "iiin~ IhSi. -.s""l-'an 90" leo" ''""'
" m.,s.h ""' h"' Among The """"hs'"
~ IA. i,ril rshlns, rurp"''l"u h.m v"
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Cincinnati. Jan, 8--"Croato job. IL
tho slogan or "A campaign started 10
holp relieve unemployment here. Tho
movement will be carried on In Tho
down town section and tho Buburbn.
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Tyrone InthusSS

Btranbann. Tyrone. Ireland, Jan. s.
Thoro woro scenes Of wild enthusiasm
hero last niEht when tho nowH OF the
ra tinGation OF tho peace treaty bocams
known. Tho town WIS illuminated. bsiln
worn runK and all tho people joinsd In
tho celebration.
The Wheeling intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1903-1961, 1922-01-09

Bucyrus. Jan. S-The Blair Hog
Ringer Factory hero has ordered new
machinery which will be- delivered
March /. to double itS prenent capacity
and double tho number or employees
rrOduotA Of tho factory arc shipped over
tho world and arc used I" ring tho
Moses Of haus Ia prevent them roofing
The Wheeling intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1903-1961, 1922-01-09

Poultry First.-As I need moro room
for the Poultry business. l have moved
NV barber shop to the rear room. but am
still doing business IN the barber line
From an ad In the Jamestown. N. Oak.
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cleveland. Jan Clarence MOI
calf city finance hlro"i"r during 'h"
FI,ngprald administration. has ""'"r""
tho bond huhnoHH horo.
Toledo. Jan. B-MemhcrH OF tho TO-
Iedo housewives League VIII ask w"
now administration for tho appointment
or A., woman an food inspector.
The Wheeling intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1903-1961, 1922-01-09

Lisbon. Jan. B--John Cleclner colo
bratod his Tooth birthday here with "A
| family dinner at which fiVe generations
were present
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paa, Youngstown. Ian. R-~Ono hun
drod and nrty solicitors will start Jan
uary IL on a house to house canvass OF
tho city for funds for roller OF The poor
The Wheeling intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1903-1961, 1922-01-09

Lima. Jan. w J.. ITic". sugar
CresL township, has been elentoh pros
ldsnt OF tho Allon County Farm Yuroan
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Marion, Jan. B--Mllk In down to ton
contn a quart and ak contn pint horo
having been reduced from twelve and
Aovon oonts. Owing to n big Hurplun OF
milk, local dariea reduced tho roRil
prlco from IS cents TO ~ cents gull
lon,
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Columbus Jan. s-There were twelve
fewer persons burned to death In ONO
last year than In 1920. according 10 tho
annual report OF State Fire Marshal
Dyksman.
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LosT AaD FouaD

I.DnT-=ralr of glasses. hsi~ssn Fourth
street AMI the Cathedral Finhaf
please Iesve at Intailiaenosr onlco.
Jan ~
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WoodansId. Ian, du"'uo J.. J'"' L.
untoRenaIlan. has entered "h"n hiS t"'h
consecutive yusr "a city olo'h "f W"'aS
nsid In shd,tt"n, Tor III" l"H' h""' Tor
Of n century. ho haH a"rV"h no ne''o.
,ary al tho MnnIno County T"'r board
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ron SALE Vord sedan. 1920 modal .
new battery and tirss. good meohshi-
cal condition. Call Woodsdais 1it-A
jan.1 nj
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wANTED-Cashier for retail store
state age. experience and wages eS-
pecIed. Address y. o. Box sl' CITY,
Jan.9-h
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OHIO NEWS

Youngstown. Jan. B--ticorRo L. Oloh
YoungHtown's now mayor. han Installed
q cash register In tho oity hall from hiH
market house Tho city In too poor 10
purchase ono. NO horo'n ono OF my own.
nnid OleH Tho rtgintor In said to DO
tho frst over soon In tho city hall.
The Wheeling intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1903-1961, 1922-01-09
WANTED

3alosmen TO sell nationally
Advertised article In Wheeling
and Vicinity. Apply J. A.
Monhsim. Mcclure Hotel. Tues
day. January 10Th. IahVs
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roA sALn

ron BALD-io1i Ford Hosdstar--use'
asVon mOhthsI starter. dsmouhtab'e
rims. motor. body. uSss and extra saalp
mant In good shape. a bargain, eau III"
usoy. saa or 70 Ell IansH
The Wheeling intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1903-1961, 1922-01-09

WE BTART you In tire business: soEah
tire costs "a. rs: us wenkly: guarantee
with each tiro: no experience or capit"l
nsosaSary. samples Furnished rco; Eood
steady proposition. bedford Tire Co.
1877 Bedford Avo.. BROOKLYN. N. Y.
jan.o-g
The Wheeling intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1903-1961, 1922-01-09

wANTED-Expsrisnc and thoroughly
competent cook In small FAMILY our
tho pike. good wages; must DO wei,
recommended. For particulars cal.
Wheeling 1850. Jah'-'
The Wheeling intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1903-1961, 1922-01-09

LOCAL SECRETARY
Steady income: no soliciting: conln
you nothing: spare timo only: writo
today. Suite I. SS0t kenwood Avo..
T.hlcaKo Jan.9-E
The Wheeling intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1903-1961, 1922-01-09

AGENTS Large pT0nts guaranteed
waterproof aprons ~ dozen va
manufacture direct sGharuso Carp, 900
bfu.lns 81 nso yah lan y d
The Wheeling intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1903-1961, 1922-01-09

ron HAI.E--Piano; ssos,,sn, oondi,hon,
splendid tone. Phone 2tsl. janS-)
FOR BAI.E-First elAss pool room, bsst
location In town. 10 South Fourtn
e., opposite Fenray Martin" Ferry.
dsS1-t
The Wheeling intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1903-1961, 1922-01-09

n.4,,.,r,, h.,h. ,si.rhera srd ss'.s-
Cali iesi.J ss the islnnd lsna
The Wheeling intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1903-1961, 1922-01-09

WANTED Foreign girl for general
housswork ana clean cooking. Soo
warwood Ave. Phone al WsrTood
jan,7-l
The Wheeling intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1903-1961, 1922-01-09

WE PAY $500 per day for taking orders
for nursery Atook In your vicinity:
write for partioularH. Empire state
Nursery Co, Waterloo. Now York. )ao-E