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The Washington times., 1920-09-07
Here's Another Lot of That
All Silk Crepe de Chine
and the price 1vM be.
S1.29 A Yard

We have Just received another shipment of
5000 yards of this splendid quality Al,Silk Crepe
de Chine. The weight and the quality is far superior
to what you'd naturally expect for the price 1t is
full 40 inches wide and comes in the following
The Washington times., 1920-10-14
W0n,en's $500 Pure Silk
Stockings, $1.79

Various small lots of regular stock regrouped in
lot and reduced for clearance Ful-fahioned pure
thread silk stockings of standard grade in black cordovan
Russian calf etc Reinforced with double sole, heel and
toe-all Sizes Every pair perfect quality.
h-First
The Washington times., 1920-10-14
WOODEN VESSELS
MAY GO TO ALIENS
Means to Evade Spirit Of Jones
Act Discovered by U. S.
Board.

Means TO evade the spirit or the
Jones merchant marine act by which
Ameriean-owned vessels may reach
foreign owners have been found and
may be used with the fun knowledge
OF the Shipping Board. according to
information obtained here today.
The board has 2S6 wooden ships
for sale. They can hnd no American
buyers who are willing 10 pay as
much as the, board believes the ships
are worth In some cases and In 9TH
ers no bids have been offered. Under
the law the board cannot sell these
vessels 10 foreign purchasers unless
fve members certisy that domestic
purchasers could not be found Under
the present conditions there are but
two members or the board which
make the direct sale impossible.
To dispose OF. the wooden vessels
foreign purchasers must be CANVASS
ef, according to the opinion OF Ship
ping Board officials. The law pro-
vides that the board may authorize
the transfer of ownership from
American to foreign hands. IL says
nothing OF the hve-member provision.
The plan now possible 10 that the
board will sell the wooden ships to
The Washington times., 1920-10-14
West virginians Elect.

c. Vaumetre Gates was elected
president OF the West Virginia Society
at the annual meeting at Thomson
School Tuesday night. Other officers
elected were: Charles ii. knott A. II.
Lambert. A. Il. Smith. Miss Georgia
Crawford. r.. Il. Lowe and Miss Cath
crime X. Smith. presidents; w j.
I.ysle. recording secretary: Miss Kate
John l.. Bateman, w. T. George. imam
ciai secretaries; Col. j. VIM. De
Grange. treasurer: Charles Bateman.
historian and Miss Irene CLANCY, ac-
companiOt.
The Washington times., 1920-10-14

Amsr,nsns snd then suthoriEe the
change in ownership,
whether the board Will carry out
the plan 10 not known. IL 10 possible
and those close 10 the board say u
mas such action In mind. II the action
can be taken with the wooden ships
Il can he taken with steel ships.
Admiral Benson has declared against
taking such a course with steel ships.
which fleet he wishes 10 make the
basis OF the American merchant ma
rine.
The Washington times., 1920-10-14
Is AMERICANS NOW HELD
BY RUSSIAN AUTHORITIES

Between twenty-five and thirty
Americans are now held In Russia,
Under Secretary OF State Davis an
nounced today. He stated that efforts
70 secure their release had been ham
pered by difficulties OF communities
tion. The Under Secretary stated
that these persons were I'm Russia. de-
spite the warnings OF the state De-
partment.
The Washington times., 1920-10-14
Remnant Lots of
Chidren's
Apparel

Incomplete assortments
and broken sizes of juvenile
togs repriccd to close out to-
morrow. Quantities are linn
ited-come early.
Lot of Girls Fine MILDLY
Dresses, of white Lonsdale jean,
with blue collar and cuffs; trim
med with flat white braid, silk
emblem and lacers. Sizes s, ID
and l6 years only. &350
Worth $500. O.......... VOsOS
Small Lot of Rompers, Of as
sorted striped ginghams; good
quality; made with collar and
belts; broken sizes. NOQ~
Worth $1.25. 5......... OOS
ChiIdren's Black Satinc Bloom.
ers, buttonhole bands and elastic
knee; broken sizes from 10.
to years. Worth $1.25.. ~
Little Tots Coat Sweaters, in
red only; made with belt and
pocket; sizes "a to %. @ 90
Regularly $3.50. ..... %As~O
oldenhcru's-Third Fleor.
The Washington times., 1920-10-14

-MulSified Cocoanut Oil, Soc size. ..... Sac
Pebeco Tooth Paste, SOC size. ......... 33c
Kolynos Tooth Paste, Soc size. ........ 19c
Pepsodent Tooth Paste, Soc size. .33c
Lyons Tooth Powder, 2Sc size. ...... lie
Mennens Shaving Cream, SOC size. 49,. Sac
Mary Garden Talcum Powder. ........ 23c
Mennens Borated Talcum, 25c, size. -. 17c
Java Rice Powder, SOC size. ....... 34c
Mavis Talcum Powder, 25c size. ..... 16c
johnson & Johnson's Baby Powder. =. lac
Thermos Bottles, nickel, pit. size. 80. .$2.59
Star Vibrators, $500. $2.98
Gillette Razor Blades, one dozen. .... .63c
Gillette Safety Razor, No. 400. 1919
Gem Safety Razor. .................. .63c
The Washington times., 1920-10-14

ITHROUGH the enormous purchasing posoer of ESQ
Liggett Stores and because of economical manage
n,enf and the elimination of bad debts (uOe kaus no
charge occounts) you many dollars your
drug needs Compare prices before youbuy
The Washington times., 1920-10-14
Dr. Tarf 10 Be spsassf.

Tue Rev. All Cd h. Terry. pastor
- the First spirltualist Church. viii
spesk on The Spirit World and the
League OF Nations" at : o'clock to-
night In Pythian Temple. 1912 Ninth
stHSet mort vest. main hall.
The Washington times., 1920-10-14
Sc and 81 Wool
Finish Blankets,
S4.45

heavyweight Australian and
Lakeside Blankets. have the an
pearance and contain the warmth
OF the wool blankets. In white
tan and gray, as well as plaids: 81
to 20 inches wide. while some run
a trifle longer or shorter than the
regulation length.
Golde enberE's-Eourth Floor.
The Washington times., 1920-10-14
Toilet Articles

Kinds Honey and Almond Cream. SIC
Pompeian Massage Cream, 9Oc size -. .59c
Ponds Vanishing Cream, Soc SIZE :. 35c
Elcaya- Cream ~..7,.~ax..s.e 39c
D. R. Cold Cream, 6Oc size. 39c
Physicians and Surgeons Soap, nc size
two for 15c
Packers Tar Soap, 25c size. .18c
Cutcura Soap, 25c size. .18c
Resnol Soap, 25c size. ze............18c
Pears Glycerine Soap, unscented. .12c
Pears Glycerine Soap, scented. ....... Ice
Woodbury'S Facial Soap. .17c
POND Extract Cold Cream. .......... 24c
FroStIlla .......... .19c
Num- 2Sc size. .......... 18c
The Wheeling intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1903-1961, 1920-02-12
Easu to Make This
Pine Cough Remedy
Thousands Of families swear ny iS
prompt rraults. lnetrensi'''
aud eaIce about D..

80
You know that pins i used m nearly
al prescriptions and remedies Tor coughs;
hhe reason * that pine contains fNe'AI
ncrullar elements that nave remark
oblc effect ~ soothing AMI hCa ing tne
membranes OF the throat and cheat flne
is famous for this purpose
Pine cough syLups arc comhLn,;alnass
Of nine AMI syrup. The syrup part
il usually plain sugar svTup.
To make the best pine congA remedy
that money can buy. nut -; ounces
Of p,nex in pint bottle ana ~ np
with home made ku-7r syrup. VI YOU
can use clarified moia>sCS. honey, or corn
syrup, instead Of sugar 'vrlN' "iihrt
v,y won make fNE PINT NOR" thah
ynu ,on huv rcAdv.ma,!r ;rr :hr"" i'H'"'
Inc uunrv. II - pnrr. good anu very
pkn>ont -chl:drcn take i "N:"r Y.
on ,un zee. tbs take hnli 81 cough
mr. rn'I m vuv tuIt means business.
The cough NAV hc irv. hnsr>c AMI tight.
or NAV he prr-'-trnttv loos" from the
formation " rhlrynn. The cause IS the
saline, MI tmrd membranes -Lnd TINS
pinpA and Syrup combination VIII sop
il -u>uaIly - hour or less. Splendid,
too. tor hu al i,lAm!. h"a7scEcss,
or any u;iLc'; throat aImrE;.
P.ncx - = ,hlv runCcnIIIt"t com.
mound al genuine \urWlv pm" "NtTa't.
and = f,n.nu. tho world over g.: lis
prompt effect upon coughs.
beware Ct substitutes. Ask vnnr
Druggist for -. ",'nrr- Of finrN ~l.h
directions. and don't accent ANYTHING
else, Guaranteed Ia give absolute sa'is.
faction cr meucr refunded. Ihs Pinex
20 NJ WavnP. Ind.
The Wheeling intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1903-1961, 1920-02-12

,un,ed Ills duties at the Merchant a.n
E~ans c"r,rnny in North Warwood.
Mrs George Kress, who la sheen ):
FOR several days with the grippe u
All. 70 be m and around.
On account Of the number or me-
carriers III at the Wheeling poEton,c':
E,Iw0nd FrcGcricks. carrier for Cenlt
and North Warr GOD, has been tAK;i
oil his route and - working at t''
The Tvs children Of Mr.. and NJ:
John Stsin. who hav" been i'll Tor sever.
DAYS. are able 10 he out again -.
John Jacobs. OF South "arwood. H't
leave this morning for Washington, y I
wherA ne will spend sevcra! days V's'''
ing friends. a.,
Miss Emma Harris ot North Wal
wood, Is spending several DAYS Nisi'ih:
friends at Akron. Ohio. =,
Miss. Marie Nesbitt who has oeen u
for several days at her home on W.
wood avenue. is able 20 resume hS'
studies at Warwood High.
1t Is reported that several teache::
cr the Wnrwood schools arc III at th'i
homes with attacks Of cold and 5rip!"'
A meeting Of tho Boy Scouts OF Trc y
Nc. IS will be held this evening IN tH'
Methodist church. Several iInpaFte''
matters Will be taken up and discuss
Born to MIR. and Mrs. Carl T. Evr'.
son, Of South Warwocd baby boy > -
tsrday morning.
i Edward BlnHell who base been CO...
hned to hIs hnme on Twentieth str At
with IN attack vi flu is slowly recovI-
Ing.
The Wheeling intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1903-1961, 1920-02-12
Anna ArnhrnEfSr

MISS Anna Arm"u>t"r' CIV c,,,,h
aus, popular Young ladies' "l tne So :;
S,a, Il cd l,St evening a SAD "r''" q
=, tn, r"<rd, NJ" Of h"r aunt. Mrs. Mn",,
Wrr:Ir. NJ. 2+t" ChAptn;" st'""'. ~ "
h.iug attributed |" rn"um"n.
wh.rh tn. d"rcn<ed had been III l"r Vs..
past Nv days. Sin. was dauEn.e :" -,
The lat" JN""h and MaiEhi'' HS;np' "
I ,,yu h,In IN This cit, un Nar"h L.
ISqI being IN III" "ath var - '"r nkc
81" IS Survived by two Hts,"TS Viz MtE
,,,,T .I,.e brothers, Joseph Jacob M"
Frank N~mbrusrcr. 81 residents at m
Ely. She had mad" her BON" thu sTIaI
ct ua:' ~ her life. Win her hun,.
Wright Sh" was a drvrut m"hnF
;hc Th,rd Presbyterian church ~ ,'e
S,u,b side AMI MAS we'll known. ma N"t
,,,,i,m.I, ,lH,u'>,. VIII hr learned 81 VITA
L,.cu rrrrrt l,, MI. Funeral grange
r,.n,s are stlli irrompl"tc. hu, services
vi nk.iy be held from the !a'r res
dcn,c. with Rev. !. T. Ly"nh"rg"r; IaS-
for If the Third Presbyterian chur'h
,itiClIttCs.
The Wheeling intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1903-1961, 1920-02-12
BOSTIC COESON THE
STAND IN DEFENSE

Special Ia The Intellgcncer.
FAIRMONT. w. Va. Feb. li.-Nick
Bostic, charged with the murder OF JOG
Spatafore and Seraphinr Bostir, was on
the stand today in his own defense
He told a story of how he had ae'ep'%d
call 10 military service In May. 1919
and after preliminary training at Camp
Lee, proceeded with his regiment to
Newport News. thence to Brest France,
and In August entered the allied lines
at St. Mihiel and fought UNTIL the ar
mistice. His outfit. or what vas left
Of It. was j. the Verdun sector Novem-
Der IL. 1918.
He then told Of the instances that led
20 the separation between HIM and his
wife after his return here. He told how
Spatarore and Mrs BostIc had lived to-
Eether and how Spatofore had told him
he was not the father OF his child. He
tried tn smooth out his marital affairs
through divorce procedure, and that
was his mission the day OF the shooting
when Spatafore and Mrs. Eostic were
killed
The Wheeling intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1903-1961, 1920-02-12
OBITUARY ;
F. J. FOX DIES
Of PNEUNON|A
PRoMINET BUSINESS MAN AND
MANAGER OF TIE REQ MOTOR
SALES COMPANY.
Member CT the Vance Memorial Chup:h
Of Woodsdalc-only Daughter Ia
Critically Ill.

, Mr. Fcr,'nanG ! Fox. general man.
aver Of the R,.r Motor SHi"S t"n3rny,
or Twentieth street. r">Id.nS II NJ. =,
Popular avenue. Nu"dlHwI,. dIc4 last
evening Il frw minute after "'cl"rk
AT III" ONO NIllN G"""rIl hospital,
death being attributed - ru"umJ".u. \
sad feature OF l.~ d"mt~c IS n" fa"t
that his only dgu-hi":. Mss lean r"N.
- critically III with pncum"nH.
Mr.. Fox WAS horn n Grruriuy, HUd
came To tins country with ha' parents
when quite young They first settled IN
Saetnaw. Michigan. II" cane. L. thl-
city from Lansing. Michigan. about Il
year ago and had won VuI u reputation
IN I'll" tu'Imuhil" lin" here. II" WAS II
dcvout attendant rf the Nats'r Memorial
church of WuoIsdaic. and ah,r a member
OF the Vance Mcu's B,h!" CLASS.
lie is survived by his wbl"w. who he
fore her marrtae" was Miss .Nlic"
Strickland. OF Saginaw. Michigan. his
mother. Mrs. Caroline FcN, IF Saginaw:
! a sister. Mrs. Thomas jefferson Clinton.
OF Chicago. H.. and one brother. Adolph
: Fox. OF Saginaw.
/ The remains will be conveyed 10 Sagi-
! nav today, where inre rment viii be
! made. Mr.. Fox was born March IL.
| 1873, being In the AND year OF his axe.
The Wheeling intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1903-1961, 1920-02-12
MRS. MARY A. FRANK
IS VICTIM OF FLU"

Tho many friends Of Mrs. Mary 4,
Frank will be pained to hear of her
death which occurred Wednesday eve
ming at o'clock at tho home OF hnr
nephew, Jas. Is. Thomas. after a ten
days illness OF influenza followed by a
stroke.
Mrs. Frank was the widow OF the late
Valentine Frank. who died in July. 1917:
She was q native of England but had
lived in Wheeling since childhood. Since
her husbands death She has made her
home with her nephew.
Mr.. Frank was a lovabls unassuminE
woman and during her long life HAD
endeared herself to large circle or
friends.
The funeral will take place from tho
place Of death on Friday afternoon at
3 o'clock InterTnent will be made At
Mt Zion cemetery. the Rev. J. J.. Lyen-
berger Of abe Third Presbyterian church
having charge.
The Wheeling intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1903-1961, 1920-02-12
DENIKINE SUPERSEDED
BY GENERAL WRANGEl

BUDA FEST. Feb. l1--General Deni-
kine Will be superseded In aH!lve com
rnand Of the anti Bolshevik forces on
the Southern Russian front by The
th!rty-year-uld General WraRgel. Il Is
reported by persons returning from
southern Russian. General MranGers
cossacks have long been the backbone Of
the resistance to the Boishev!k!. accord
ing to those travellers. WHO say that
General .DenikIne Is too old aud worn
out by political and military difficulties
TO handle the situation.
Previous reports to the effect that
General Dcnikine Ind been replaced by
General WrxnEel brought forth on jan
uary Is. n denial from tho British mis-
sion at peniEIne's headquarters that he
had been superseded BY General Wran-
gel or any other commander.
The Wheeling intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1903-1961, 1920-02-12
NO INTOXICANTS
IN WEST VIRGINIA

Mr.. John DaVi". w"'l %N.''" ~
Druggist and president uf the state
druggists :,~-,C.a ..,.r ma I-''INru =.
copinui. eaton fr.m Eugc"" {. Br"k-
meyer. nationfl attorney az tho asS"ci-
alton nj Washington. H. g., n winch nc
lays down the law relative 70 INC Shie
or int,xIcants an drug stores. He says:
1T can b. oftic.a ally s;a''i thnt tie
Internal Rcvcn,!" Bureau NJ rcrNGn. ze
the supremacy OF a sat" or l""Hl PROFIT
b'tton, law when more drastic 'han IN"
Eatlu?4l prchibi;'cu act. or any 'ih"r
federal statute. There are local laws
which prohibit the d'spens re -. i'Gunr
even upon a physicians prescription and
which make possession Of f"d"ral re-
tail liquor dealcr- license prima fac"
evidence Of Violation 80 the StH:e or
local law The department rs stated
will rec"rn'G" -" supremacy "f the
state or local law"
The Wheeling intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1903-1961, 1920-02-12
CAL0TABS ARE
BEST FOR COLDS
AND INFLUENZA
Doctors Now Prescribe Calotab5,
the Purified Calomel Tablets
That Are Nausealess,
Safe and Sure.

Doctors a-r vain uc ~" public that
simple colds nu:l mild cases OF !rGu-
enEa often Iced To- pneumonia md other
s,,icus cnmrliratiur. The say tha'
every cold should receive '"lirrrd atr
attention and that Tho nrsr s'"H m tho
treatmen, ~ 20 MAKE sur" that The liver
Is active. For this rHrHaH" CalotohE.
III, perfected. nnu@"ni"sS cnlnn"l lob
lets arc nc g. rest. hes; and most agree
able laxative.
One Caloiah at bod t;r'c with a swal-
low Of wJrrr-,hn's all. no salts. no
nausea. and ~ Ups"ttinG II the diGcs-
tion and arrsr:io N"Nl morning your
cold has van;shrd your lt:Hr Is active.
your system - purified oni refreshed
and you are r"rl'r% aI.c with a hearty
appetite for breakfast. Eat what you
please no d>rg"r.
For your rr"'r"ti"H. C''atahs are sold
only IN original sealed packages price
thirty-hv" cents. Al! druggists recon-
mend and guar Htco Cal'tHhs and ar"
authorized - rctaud tho price II you
The Wheeling intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1903-1961, 1920-02-12
wolf PpnerA.

Services Of an impressive na'Ur" VIII
be h"ld n, IT," M"ndrl chapel. III 'hh"-
l,rr street. AT 7:3h this evening FOR the
ln;C Leo Wolf. wcll known tailor. VINO
d 81 At the homo OF his hr"hrr' J"hh
WnIr M Is Thirteenth street. follow
iur , brief illness. Wheeling lodge No.
q, r. r. .. Elks will hold special ser
yircs which will l." attended by many
mcuhsrs OF the lodge. followed Ivy ser
vices nj which Rev. Clara Cook HOWE.
pastor OF the First Unitarian church. or
wh,ch no was a member. will ofnciate.
FuIombmcnt will he made Friday N the
Greenwood mausolcum. Mr.. Wolf was
IN the 6nth year Of his age and was born
IN Austria Hungary. He was consider
I'd one Of the best tailors In the country
and had made coats for the leading
,naucers of the nation during his time.
The Wheeling intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1903-1961, 1920-02-12
MRS. EBELING
wheeling woman Is Agent for Seventh
W, Va. District Of state Board
OF Childrsn'g Guardian

Mrs. Kate F!beling. OF this city. has
haen made agent for N" seventh "t nine
districts into which West virginia haS.
hem divided for the administration OF
tha functions Of the STATE Board or
Ghildrenss Guardians. which was created
hv the last legislatur" in leu OF IN"
West Virginia Humane Society. Her
cock. Marshall, Tyler and Wetz"l c"un-
ties.
In n bulletin issu,i yesterday. The
state executive secretary. l.. ii. i'ut11iu.
makes this announcements. and asks per
sons who wish u Let Ia touch with 4
renreasntatiye OF the STATE board regard
Ing cases Of dependent. neGl"ctrI. ahtn-
aoned or cruelty treated children IN this
territory to commitment with MR.. 'h-
cling Her Cf'.r.. Is IN the NHrH., Audit
Itnrium building and her '"s' Vl."n' -
Whcelin. Jnu.
The Wheeling intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1903-1961, 1920-02-12
IN THE DOCTORS
HANDS AF TER AN
ATTACK Of FLU"
But Mrs. Banter Switched tc
Wentworth and Quickly
Found Relief.

Every re2dcr In whose system lie AL
mcnIs which came in the wake OF infhi-
cnxa should take careful notice OF the
following remarkable signed statement
recently made al Cniontowns Ncr'-
Worth drug store. In source and Gear
after Mrs Bsnfers report is most
comforting message to fellow sufferer:
Wade X. Guyton-I had q terricic
care Of the FLU" which left me IN
very nervous and rundown condition.
va. in tho hands Of q doctor but cid NJ!
seem to respond to his treatment.
would feel a sickness In my stomach
after eating My sleep was disturb.
and did not get rest or gain strength.
purchased a bottle Of Serv- Nor Il
from you and took II as directed al"
can tru,hfuny say that I am no long.r
nervous. No sickness after eating ano
sleep soundIy all night and have regal l.
cd my health and strength. ! recon-
mend Ecry-Worth to all.
' MRS. WM. BANTER,
Uniontown, Pa.
G,:esrs Drug Store sells Nerv-Wor!A
{, Wheeling. Your dollar back II. ttih
famous family tonic does not benefit
you.
Wentworth docs more than mercy
70 build up the system after FLU 81
tack. It fortifieS It against SUCH a.
taviis. So.
>.lv-Wcrth Is sold In "arWood ~
~ f. McNamara; Fulton. Fulton Fha'
macy; M:ngo Junction. Moore bro'.'
Ma..iIns Ferry. Ralston d Farker: -
Clairsvlle. Patterson sons BATH
Vile, Hillcs Bros; Cam"roh. Chel'"
,'rmr to: St.t.rsvIl!a. C. B. Dlsqr'
~ Mar,insville, Hornhrooks Dirt
stnre. Moundsviile, ]. II Beam Dr.;
Co.: bridgeport. Sclby 4 Reed (Deh
pharmacy: ecllnire. Dankw2rth Bro'ii
paden city. Morgan H:cs.: West A.ei-
.ncer, E.. X. McConn; kdge"ooi. I''
Edrewood Pharmacy: Elm Groit:'
slum's Pharmacy: Benroo5. 6en~o'"'
drug Co.; McMecAen. Carr"tis Fhef
macy. WensturE J. r E'soiL
The Wheeling intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1903-1961, 1920-02-12
BARON ROTHSCHILD
DEATH IS REPORTED

NEW YORK. T.h. ll-A report "f tho
death of Baron Edmond Dc Er'hS>h'ld
has Just been rc""tTcd from PRS hy
the zionist organization "f America. nc-
cnrd!ng ~ an announcement mad" Ivy
the organization here today. liarNn
Ruthschild was 4 years old and ne
famous banking house. tn" nct'N.ii%s NJ
the late Baron in helping Jews from
Russia AMI Eumania md established
colonies IN Palestine made his name
widely known.
The Wheeling intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1903-1961, 1920-02-12
Use Of External Treatment for
Colds Increasing

Nicks NapuRub II IL" u,SS"NeTE OF
. North Carolina druggist who found
how to combine In snlV" form the
standard time tested remedies. Cam
phur-Msntuol--F :ucai yptus--Thymet
ctc.r-so that when tho salEe Is ar-
p,,rd - tine body heat ih"S" lnEre-
dlrnts ar" liberated IN the form "f
Vapors
T!cks < particularly recommended
for chtl,lrcn'S Group "r colds. since II
Is eAtcrnalIy Applied and therefore
ran be used freely and often without
The slightest harmful effects.
Tho best rvid"ur" Of tn" volu" or
Hicks il tn" steadily increasing num-
Der Of people who hay" boon convert
ed to the use ~ this outside treat
Gcnt.
BEGINNING with the customers OF
small retail drug store. the use or
Ticks has grown year by year--statH
By statr--untIl now more than Il
million Jars arr used annually. And
this In Spite OF tn" fact that NiCks IA
new furm OF treatment 10 many
folks IN tho North and West. Ntcks
can be had at all druggists In three
stzcs-3Oc. soc. or Sl.%0.
The Wheeling intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1903-1961, 1920-02-12
AuruBtua Baker Feirce

Funeral services FOR The latr captain
Augustus Baker Peirce. we'll known res
idcnt OF Woodsdale. who died OF the
residence Of his niece. Mrs. George A.
bishop. at Ic:2S o'clock yesterday mora
ing. viii be held at the place Of death
This afternoon at o'clock. Friends or
the family respectfully invited to at
tend. The remains viii ht aaken 70
Boston. Mass, on the Ito train over
thr Pennsylvania lines on Friday after
noon. where interment will I've made.
The deceased was q noted scenic artist
aud painter OF marine scenes.
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Foley's
Honey and Tar
COMPOUND

CLEARS THE THROAT Of phlstu
and mucu., .,ops that tickling, open. the
air passages for essier breathine and coats
the r.w. inAsmed surfaces With heal
ius. soothing medicine.
Grateful Father Tells What It Did
WE Curry. 80 up 9Th st.. Evansville. l.d..
writes: Il have . little girl ysers VIZ pc;
= socd d.si Of trouble with Group. h:ve used
Folsy's Honey and Tar Cenpound. t!vint 70
her according 10 directions. and obtstntsf inHant
rsS.i for her. ~ vile and use i vhensvSs
bothered With . bad cold OF cough. sad w
say that Il 10 the BEST rsmsdy TOT osS essci
cough, thIos, trouble y ersup tsS sv'r ss~.
Parents who use Foley's Hooey sod
T.: know 1t j, sale and 40 hatm will
come even II ~ otsrdoss should be
given By accident. Il tsstes food and
chiIGreu like II. II won't upset The dell.
cate s,omachs Of young children. delicate
pe,sou, OF elderly people.
SOLD 1v11YwKIR1.
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Mlrntl a H.AWin

HUNTINGTON. w. Va. Feb: 1l-Eir-
gil A.. Lewis. aged ~, son Of the late
Virgil A. Lewis. West Nirginias nrst
saatc historian and archtvtst. died today
News Of the death OF Virgil A. Lewis
son OF the late state historian and arcn.
twist. at Huntington. will be received
with regret In this locality. particularly
ma Noundsville, where members rf HIS
family were we'll known. Two sisters.
Miss Anna Lewis and Miss Lucy Lewis:
were teachers in the public schools OF
MuundsYtlle about six years ago.