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The Wheeling intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1903-1961, 1920-06-02
HELPED MAN AND WIFE.

Walter Ferraud. lO93 SprinGNcId Ave.
Irvington. n. j.. writes: My back ached
continuously. as did my wifcs." After
taking Foley Kidney Pills. We were sur
nri,cd with tho quick results. ] recon-
mend Foley Kidney rilF 10 any one
who has kidney and bidder trouble"
They hclr rid tho blood Of impurities
that cause rheumatic pains. swollen.
aching and slim joints and muscles and
other symptoms of kidney trouble.
The Wheeling intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1903-1961, 1920-06-02

floor Of the Waldorf building over the
American restaurant. and II IS hoped
that all who can will be present at I:3O
o'clock when the meeting opens.
Chief r. D. Pinkerton. head OF the
local clan, will be present at the meet
Ing. being out Of the city at the present
time looking after business matters.
There are also number OF surprises
In store for those who attend and a big
time is anticipated by all. The local
clan, although just recently organized.
is one Of the biggest and best in the
Ohio valley and has shown a phenom-
Inal growth to date.
1t Is planned to bring bagpipe sQuad
from Pittsburgh and Youngstown with
in the near future ad to hold big
gathering, possibly in the open air.
Cleveland. Youngstown and Pittsburgh.
as we'll as other cities In that section.
are invited to take part in tho big
affair. The Scottish residents OF the
Ohio side are also urged to attend the
meeting here on Friday evening.
NV uy.p cAv1NcS SrANpS
The Wheeling intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1903-1961, 1920-06-02
DRAW BIG CROWDS
The Burgess Company Is Conducting .
Big Removal Sale With Splsn-
did Results.

Yesterday. the first day Of the big
removal sale being conducted by The
burgess Company. No. lllS Main street,
proved to be a real winner and many
persons took advantage of the many
bargains offered TO get an additional
supply Of odds and ends in the general
furniture line.
The Burgess Company has taken over
the big Franzheim building "A few doors
below and about the middle Of the
month will move into II. with n SPLEEN
did line OF high grade home furnish
fnEs. also not forgetting tho large lin"
Of carpets and rugs that are carried
at all times.
The Wheeling intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1903-1961, 1920-06-02
I he Taylor lhorofare
Mayme l.. Williams. property on Chape
Hill road, $40.
POLICE MOTIFS.

In Police court yesterday GeorGt
Hunt. Olive Smith and Ella Sanders, ali
DRINKS, were handed fine of 81 and
costs. Two speeders. Walter Smith and
dollars and costs went to Gimp" Prayer
for driving while intoxicated.
Mrs. George Booher. charged with
keeping house Of prostitution. wa
given 800 and costs. while eight per.
sons found in her house were fined IS
and costs.
Five dollars and costs was handed
Milton Garrison and Alma Davisson,
charged with fighting. while F. w. Ar.
mour was assessed a similar hne FOR
violating the truck ordinance.
Mother was very keen on correct do
pertinent and never lost a chance Of In
stIlling it into Mable.
The Wheeling intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1903-1961, 1920-06-02

You can't lose an argument II you
never begin one.
The Wheeling intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1903-1961, 1920-06-02
SCOTTISH CLANS
MEET ON FRIDAY
MO ScHErrH1 or CLAN Me01Nooh
TO IN HxnD ON SECOND FLOOR
or Waldorf BUILDING
An Persons OF Scottish Ancsstory Ar
Cordially Invited to Attend
Meeting

Every person OF Scottish birth. or de-
seSndents OF Scotch parents are cor
daily invited to attend general get.
together meeting Of Clan McGregor OF
the wheeling district to be held on Fri,
day evening. June 4th on the second
Richmond times-dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1914-current, 1920-02-08

arc available and ave apport.oned for
such construction. or RECONSTRUCTION.
until the amount 60 advanced has been
repaid"
The scarch-and- sc!zuro act. which
proposes TO provide Il remedy against
illegal methods by police and prphi-
oition agents. is another important
measure TO come before tho Courts OF
Justice Committee this week.
Senator Mills bill for tho widening
Or Bank street along tho front side OF
the Capitol Square has boon set for
hearing before tho Senate Committee
on Public Institutions next Tuesday
afternoon at 3 O'Clock.
Bills dealing with tho public school
system OF the State Will probably bo
in shape for action this week. Sow.
eral have already been reported out
or committee and have been passed by
IN order chat they. can te taken up en-
oioc Tor consiIleration. Senators COOL
rick and Mapp have tho nchool pro-
gram under their wing in the Senate.
and Delegate Franklin Williams Is tho
patron In the House.
senator Gum. OF HcRrico, IS spon-
so-inS series o: bills aimed at pro-
riding uniform business codo sor
the state. The majority OF tho bills
nave been reported favorabl;. ard arc
on the calendar. but will be taken w
en- bloc. II is probable tia. a uni-
i0rn divorce law will be :hc next le-
gal reform considered IN conjunction
WITH TIC otner progressive states OF
Richmond times-dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1914-current, 1920-02-08
CHARTERS ISSUED

S.gsRsssE s? s}'sE z
& Maniss: .ssTs;ary. Pe,s2ssurr, "a: e T.:
Sorfo va ana leigh N a. wiii.ans snf Sor
@ dg5d obi Is s's ss4Hy on On
and @ noS R;hnf S n.Sas pI ana o.S
SID c;,S .Snfs qsiiTT Corporation. Norfolk. Va
e enH , E. cIewi2s4 .eaTs;isry sni.H
s S.
n.nqo'P cs5S2Ye ,s G!o::o,S W. o..
t s "a n4 5s p 5ifs ii 81 $E
ksss aag E'sA s;ssa. r.
Gtsci Eft eh% ssssas' Il. ard o5 5Sp
To deaf IN clothing and incn's fuSSls6.
Va rrn Giee cenqs 5o2 Ga5pGsaaea; ,eh.pee4
saaaats. Ill., AZ i s sSkssss5 a. ast csp,.s
s,1s1s. ;',54s ss@Sf!s:.ra "aa D:sSsfs
&sna"sn, 't 10 a aa i'aaF g; southern s,r
SvS a %GaI es1sM GSmg 9a+y,,- ias NeTois
r E a a2Is' p!os! i@ss ,s$; S
1T A3:er An 70 charter OF. riaeva.er
% f'BB tasdIic H Bfss:s SSr: .aa s.
s,ocs from 9o'fs;5s5aeA 10
Gss:;s$: %es .s5atGas9Hs
iiernlpc. Secretary. Ghieet"si norcaains Il.
e'5 Afs:aa'ss{tss " n4E
+. Eyer. ali OF Notwithstanding Va. ana
+ wsa S.S iG fsR Li Fo1a. VIZ cad o y;
Al: Mar SsS s c s55S s9
7,a T. Afsl ass.ts .a 4 Adsn Lux
n % Is"a,f shos 20 rirs cxh:b;,iom hs,in
accessories 1.'
s, G5sSs I 1rG n,eA ;ssss "a M5-,ga
Iii 'iE e Aasa '%sf s 5sns ss H.:
!ncss. 800
v!rx:a!a and NOM. Airy Railway Com.
SHy na.e. zI @sHrsa 'iS St.a
,ieca! I. ,t:ndioo.t, John W Child ross, IoSn-
5.-ss., HieaTTS: 4; .: ,Wsn;;inxtap 2. G:
iHe,on both o; Hiessndns: va "s es.
not 20 exceed thirty miles.
N. FrsfS HH,Snn!s02 GGGSm IN. Iae:: aa.s-
80! N F!aS* H%iss!soa. 1rs. idsHl ftt I!-
lyu Xe-. and c. \. fIoTerber,h. W:.h!.s-
tor p G To 2,anafaesu..: deal in AID
Ame,ndHneHt 10 charter, 9: Cnize..'ty Shop.
.rSsidrnt. ara f. ]. caTru:t,rs .sseret aa1
r-,-, 50 400 TO si0.eoe
Richmond times-dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1914-current, 1920-02-08
On the 10c Table

Ladies Neckwear; values up to
75c.
Turkish or Huck Towels; 1Oc
value.
Me!cerized Table Napkins; 19c
each value.
Pictures i'll Frames; 39c value.
Ribbons; values up to Csc n yd.
Crochet Doylies; 29c value.
Remnants OF yard goods; VAL
ues up to 35c a yard.
Children's Scarfs: 75c value.
Lawn Kimonos; 39c value.
Children's and Ladies' Rain
Hatsand Caps; soc and 75c value.
Black Silk Laces; sold up to
T5c yard.
hamburg; sold up to csc a sd.
Outing Embroidered Flouncine:
sold for 15c 4 yard.
Veilings; sold for 39c yard.
Ladies' Gauze Vests; 19c value
Baby Gauze Shirts; 19c value.
Richmond times-dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1914-current, 1920-02-08
On the 15c Table

Ladies Hose; values up to soc
each.
Children's Ribbed Hose. all
sizes; values UP 10 soc.
Childrcn's Sox; values up to
35c.
Ladies' Nockwcar; values UP TO
9Sc.
Mems Muf,ers: soc value.
Mems Half Hose; values up to
Chidren's and Ladies' Under.
wear; values UP To Sc.
Linen Doilics; real 59c value.
Lace Scarfs; CSC value.
Black Corset Covers: soc value.
Childron's Muslin Drawers: CSC
value.
Childrcn's Drawers Bodies; o9c
value.
Ladies Gloves; values up to
SOC.
Richmond times-dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1914-current, 1920-02-08
On the &c Table

Ladies' Ncckwear; values up to
SOC.
Ladies' IIandkcrchiefs. soilcd;
i0c value.
Fans; l0c value.
buckles; values up 10 soc.
Ribbon; values UP to 12iE:c Il
yard.
Pin Cushion; sc value.
Ilcadcd Guimp; soc value.
Braids; values up TO csc.
Shelf Oilcloth; 10c yard value.
Buttons. dozen; value up to
2Jc n dozen.
placket Fasteners; CSC value.
Hook and Eye Tape; sc value.
Laces, all kinds: values up to
csc yard.
Val. TnscrtinSs; sold up to I5c
u yard.
Service Flags.
Richmond times-dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1914-current, 1920-02-08
On the Soc Table

Bleachod Pillow Cases; soc
value.
Odds and Ends Ladies' and
Children's Underwear; values up
to s1.25.
Ladies Gauze Union Suits; 75c
value.
Ladies Light Weight Shirts,
long sleeves; Csc value.
Allover Net; real 800 value.
Colorcd Chiffon: 800 value.
Ladies' Waists; values up to
$3.50.
Mems 75c Ncckwear, new styles
Children's Wool Leggings: val
ues up to 1925.
Wool Baby sacques; s1.25 val
ucS.
Children's Knit Caps; values up
to sl.25.
Childrcn's Muslin Gowns: 75c
value.
Boys Chambray Blouses; $500
value.
Table Covers; real $500 value.
Brassicrs: real 69c value.
Ladies' Pink Boomers sold for
CSC.
Short Lengths Wide Brnbroid
cry Flouncing; 7oc and 81. value.
Richmond times-dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1914-current, 1920-02-08
On the 99c Table

Mems Blue Working Shirts, few.
sizes; s1.69 value.
Mems Gray Outing Shirts; So
value.
Double.Bed Sheets, slightly
soiled; SLIGO value.
Baby Carriage Robes: SIS value.
Black Princess Slips; sl.S9
value.
Children's Khaki Pants;- $500
value.
Children's Outing Sleeping Car
mcnts; $3.50 value.
Ladies' Saline and Heather
bloom Underskirts; real $3.50
and $500 value.
Ladies' House Skirts; real
S2.T5 value.
Ladies' Raincoats; $500 value;
ten in lot.
Richmond times-dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1914-current, 1920-02-08
MITTl DEFENDS PRESIDENT
Protests In italian Ghanhrr OF Dcuu
ties Against Rrncctions on
American Executive.

ROME. Thursday. Feo. 5.-prcu!er
Mil TOOK occasion today 20 protest
ia the Chamber % Deputies against
reflections upon President Wilson In
connection With tho discussion OF the
Adriat!c issue. Deputy Scmbicui had
delivered an energetic sponci, CRITICS.
ing tho allied policy toward Tho Adri-
attic.
II; is reported" hr said. shat tho
aust"rc philoscDhe" who rules Amer
lea. Or "a: least part OF g. on the same
dag that tic denied Fiume to Italy.
wen. With h!s wife and daughter 70
innuenratc \ music hall IN Paris"
Premier Nit.i spr!ngiu5, 20 his fec:
interrupted tho speaker.
ALLOW me to protcS," no said
"aShins, such d!srespectIul language
toward the head OF che vrea; Amcri-
can uc'n ocracy. and toward the ai!ie,
peoples. ! request tho chamber Is
Richmond times-dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1914-current, 1920-02-08
On the &c Table

Toe Guards; 1oc value.
Ladies Ncckwear; values up to
soc.
Mems Khaki Handkcrchicfs;
15c value.
Ribbon; values up to 100 a
yard.
Buttons, a dozen; values up to
SOC a dozen. -
Applique Laces; values up to
CSC a yard.
Hat Bands; sold for 2oc.
Harnburgs; sold up to 1Sc q I'd.
Bias Tapo; sold for 10c.
Stickerie Braid: sold for 15c.
Richmond times-dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1914-current, 1920-02-08
Congratulates Virginia
on Defeat of Suffrage

Mrs. u. %. Williams, president OF
the Virginia Association Opposed to
woman Suffrage. ycaterduH after
noon received the following feIS-
gram from Mary q. <iibrcth, presl-
dent or the National Association
opponcd tn Woman Suffrage,
New York. Feb. :. 1870.
srs. T.. ID. williams,
Wcsr Franklin Street,
blchniOnd. Va.
To the NirRipia Senate. all honor
and gratitude to the patriotic and
coercion.proof Senator'S who have
placed virginia On tho honor roll
Of thirteen states needed to defend
the Constitution or the United
'Stnteh which tho thirteen original
states framed. ConEratuIntIons 10
the people OF the Grcnt historic
state Of Virginia on having such
ncn to rcprcscnt them.
MARY G.. kILDRETH,
PreSIdent National Association On
posed 10 Woman Suffrage.
Richmond times-dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1914-current, 1920-02-08
REVISED CASUALTY FIGURES
GIVE 302,612 AGGREGATE
DiScrspauc! Arises IRON, Ueport,n,
stead OF Inli,lcuai,
L! Associated Pr..s :

y! ENFSS'E4A.eN fIts5.I
WASHINGTON. Feb. 1.-Correctod
uSosS;, on casualties IN the America a
~ the War Department, brought tho
total TO So2.sl2 instead OF asa.pSl, AZ
shoWn IN fSures complied from wcok-
~ reports furnished 10 tho press
Tho corrected total was compiled by
INC Acknowledgment! after comparing
hiS records with those from France
Inc nNHercnce was duo primarily to
me inclusion in tho revised statistics
or inc total number of cases OF wounu-
ing reported. instead OF the numb.r Of
1t sometimes happened a colder was
wounded several times.
me corrected figures were 221oso
Woundcd, 77,llS dead. I.433 captured
by tho enemy and three missing in
acton. Casualties in S!beria ,:ero not
included. "
Richmond times-dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1914-current, 1920-02-08
On the 1c Table

Hooks and Eyes: real sc value.
Ribbon; values up to 1oc I'd.
Darning Cotton; &C valnc.
Val. Laces and Insortings; val
ues up TO Sc Il yard.
Braids: values up TO 10c yard.
Buttons. for a dozen; values up
to 2Oc.
Belts; values up to csc.
Silk Button Hole Twist.
Elastic: sold for Toe yard.
Collar Forms; sold for l0c.
Ladies Neckwear; values up 10
25c.
Children's Hose, small sizes
only; values up TO Tic.
Whalebone, a yard; value 1oc a
yard.
Zephyr, bunch; real value,
19c.
Ladies' Linen Guns, pair;
worth csc.
Richmond times-dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1914-current, 1920-02-08
DEATHS IN VIRGINIA

y. Z. Dcncd!ct dicl or rneu:no,i;,
ETiday night u his home "a; Forest
Hi! atteI an i!inesa OF about two
nyra, r. T. in 1850. ana grafi,Ia t.t,
from Cornell University in 1911. Hc
vas connected with se-eral leading
taTm journals in an advertising ca
pncity bcrore coming to Richmond lin
1914 as representative Of the Arneric:in
Saiespcok Company for Virginia, which
position nc held until his death.
He leaves a widow. Who --as Miss
Viola Albright. OF Ithica, y. i; and
ms motner MIS-. Anna Benedict. OF
Unadilla, -. r.
Tho funeral r.l! take place from the
house. .oopDs.t. Dundee Flores. IIlIl
PARK, This afternoon at 3 O'clock. Tho
intcrncEt Will De in hollywood
Richmond times-dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1914-current, 1920-02-08
I.rr.er, rhir,rrn StuL>.

w y $ HI NJ TON. F.eh. ..--s,;nht
Grange in the industrial condition ,ot
tho eorasr% Ia shown In tho wess1y
report 'nado public today ny Tho ps.
partuicHt OF Labor. OF :, tSf,al " thir.
teen strikes and iifty-uine. cansro, rr-
sizes row pending oUeoro the deu.rt.
lncnt. ten ncw cases IRE reported Tor,
FOR tho two pintr'ln's v1ools chrcs
cassE were adjusted during tho .we,sE
Richmond times-dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1914-current, 1920-02-08

points III the Northern Neck THIS week.
The roads are in places practically i'm
paSsab'N. and two bridges this side
Of Warsaw have been washed away.
No mail has boon received hc.c from
the Northern Neck sine. Monday night
ana no malls have gone from this point
as far az Warsaw since Tuesday morn
ing. Even thcn the truck. stalled
and had to bs pulled out IL number Of
tiToes by hig mule teams. Tho trucks
have been held here. as it was con-
sidercI useless to make the attempt
to get over the roads. The mail is
pilinS up ncrS in iarEs volume.
Richmond times-dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1914-current, 1920-02-08

ifHCilE' NC. Feb. I.-rwcuty-o
new cases pf influenza, which trough;
IN" number ~ quarantine in Lynch
burg W 10 @2'. is tho Eist OF the last
report OF tho board oc health There
is y great scarcity OF graduate nurses
and both local hospitals arc full. no
more sick being received unt!l some
one lcavS' 10 mako place for them. The
last report includes no deaths.
f:nadcph -Macon woman's College.
"hefc lherc are over GpU students. Is
strict rule of no one lcav :
ing Or entering tho campus. No cases
have appeared there as yet
There are about fifteen pneumonia,
cases here now, but the hcalth depart :
rncnt looks for big increase next
week.
Richmond times-dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1914-current, 1920-02-08
On the 49c Table

Mems Canton Flannel Draw ers;
SIPS value.
Children'S Union Suits; Sl.s5
value.
Children's Part-W'ool Pants:
$i.25 value.
Childrcn'S Wool Tams and
Caps; S1.25 value.
Children's Sweaters; sl.25
value.
Wool Baby sacques; $3.50
value
Children's Knit Caps; values up
to SLIGO. . arfmNW
kniL Underskirts: soc value.
Muslin Corset Covers; 800
and Sl.2J yaues.
Children's Khaki Pants; 800
value.
Children's and Misses OUTING
Cnderskirts with Bodice; 800
and 81. 80 values.
Richmond times-dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1914-current, 1920-02-08
On the 29c Table

Ladies' Hose: vlaues up to soc.
Ladies' Gloves; values up TO
csc.
Mems Wool Half Hose; 81
vaue.
Boys Flcece-Lined Pants,
small sizes; soc value.
Baby Wool Shirts; 75c value.
Colored Marabou; roal Csc a
yard value.
Fancy Turkish Towels; $50
valoc.
Muslin Corset Covers; Use
value.
Richmond times-dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1914-current, 1920-02-08
MAYNARD ON LONG FLIGHT
"Flying Parson" WIN Nuke c.Ooo. yir,
Recruiting Trip, PnxsinE
Over ltichm0nd.
tBy Associated Prcrs.

>-,, 100 SS'c11'co fEcis.
NEW YORK. Fob. 1.--L;eutcnan.
BeIvtn ". MAYNARD. tho aging par
son." winner OF tho Observation-Disclosures
AIR DERBY. will leave Mineoia, New
fora., Monday on q 2,ooo-lRile nigh.
army onlistments. He viii dron nrmv
recruiting literature from the do Hav-
hand four. in which he won tho air
The. route o: tho nish. will be TO
WashinEton. Norfolk, Fayetteviiie, y.
e, Columbia, S, G.. Jacksonville. Sa-
Yennah; Jackson Miss. ScT Orleans
Louisvilic, ny, Greensboro, ~. c., Ron-
noke. lsichnond. and back TO Wash
Richmond times-dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1914-current, 1920-02-08
On the 79c Table

Mems Red Flannel Pants:
S2.00 value.
Mems Soiled White Shirts; 81
value.
Ladies' Soiled Neists; So value.
Children's White Dresses; Sc
value.
Childreu's Rompers; $t.25 and
$3.50 value.
Childron's Outing kimonoss
$1.50 value.
Baby Blankets; SIPS value.
Ladies Muslin Underakirts;
$1.25 value.
Richmond times-dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1914-current, 1920-02-08

FIlTISFR TCkSBURG, Feb. ~. thn
ton Hospital Association OF this city
officers were elected as follows: Presi-
dent. Mrs John r. GOODRICH: frs: vice.
vice president. Miss Annie Myers.
Board OF managers; Mrs. II. J.. Swift.
Richmond times-dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1914-current, 1920-02-08
William briggs.

SUFFOLK, Fob. 7.--Willisni Briggs.
ass!stan: cashier OF thu Farmers Bank
OF Nansemond, died tonight at His
home. lie was the son OF tho la;o Dr.
NJ. Briggs Is survived BY his wife The
funeral services Will be held al the
Suffolk baptist Church Monday after
noon at g O'clock.
Richmond times-dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1914-current, 1920-02-08
Mrs. Hnnnnh l.. Lowenth,l.

Slrs. Hannah L. IIoWcnlhal, WHO OF
S; Lowcnthal, died Thursday afternoon
Mrs. Lowcnthai is survived by hc- nus
band, two daushte-?. Beatrice and
Elra; one son, bernard LowcnthaI her
parents, Mr.. anu hl!s,. S. J. I4c nuon: two
sisters. Mrs. j. y. Koh.n. OF Eoanoke,
Va, and Dora London three brothers,
Louis, Aaron and DaT;2 London
Richmond times-dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1914-current, 1920-02-08

Mrs. Louise Hal died az hc- -osi-
dcnce. 40 North Han cock Street. at
6:45 y. NJ. last night. She leaves her
husband, +. H. Hall, md ono child. and
two sisters. Mrs. Mabel Porter and
Mrs. Pansy Keller. and one brother.
john Young. IT.. OF Richmond Iu.
moral Eotico lutec
Richmond times-dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1914-current, 1920-02-08

WINCHESTER, Fob. 7.-Tho:nas Il.
Morrison. &c: who for many years as
q member OF the Board of Supervisors
part IN public affairs, died Thursday.
night in Memorial Hospital here after
undergoing a scound operation
Richmond times-dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1914-current, 1920-02-08
On the $1.39 Table

Ladies Winter Union Suits: Sc
value.
Mems Ribbed Union Suits;
$3.50 value.
Mems Lambsdown Shirts or
Drawers; real $500 value.
Mems Percale Shirts; SO value.
Mems Wool Shirts aud Draw
ers; $500 value
MILDLY Blouse: $500 and 1925
value.
Ladies' Muslin or Crepe Gowns;
real $2.00 value.
Ladies' House Dresses; s2.25
value.
Boys Wash Suits: $2.76 value.
Ladies' Outing Gowns: 81 and
$3.s5 value.
bungalow Aprons; real So
value.
Richmond times-dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1914-current, 1920-02-08
Na,ue New Executive Ome.,x.

f:JRSfINtiIIAAi. Ala, Feb. --An.
nOuncenent was; uiyle llor,, to,luy ~
the new. executive officers OF the AZ
lantn, Birmingham ana Atlantic Kali
road siected at a meeting of the bop,..l
o. directors in Atlanta, january ~
Richmond times-dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1914-current, 1920-02-08
RsphaeI Esrr.naiai.

Funeral services Will be announced
later for Raphael Ferrandin, 81. who
died last night at 8 o'cioci, in Stuart
Circle Hospital. He is survived By
one son, Frank Fer-andin!, and two
daughters Mrs. C. T.. Blankcoship AID
Hrs. j. 4. Pirchett
Richmond times-dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1914-current, 1920-02-08
IHau,as WnddiIi

DANEILLE, Feb. T.--Ncu's was re-
ceived heca this morning OF the death
liz University ospitG,l at Philadelphia
o. Thomas Naddi.l, :, wcll-l.ao1n resi-
dent oc Suthe-!!n. near hero.
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NJ. R@efxter STRIDE

WINCHESTER. Fen, IN. Eesis.e.
Strobe, 30, died OF infuen2. thursday
at Miami. Fla, according TO :: message
received by his motre-. Mrs. Park H.
Strode., az DoycS Va.
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Mrs. Bettfe wat.

DASNHLE. Feb. MRS. Bette
W!att, wife OF ". II. Wyatt. died here
yesterday a!ter long illness. She was
one OF the oides; residents OF the city,
being born here in March, 1857. and
Irving hero continuously. She lea" cs
haT Eu!bsnd. four daughters and .
son.
Richmond times-dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1914-current, 1920-02-08
On the 29c Table

Children's Outing Underskirts
with Bodies: real soc value.
Lace Wells; sold for 81.
Ladies Silk Hose; T5c and 81
values.
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ELEVEN

M. Duff T:ss.n. Mrs II. X. swne,ser]
MITE. i"rn" T. t,rismoud. Airs. Maysl
QuIhn -IiicNs. and WistAr I.ta Nton
Richmond times-dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1914-current, 1920-02-08
On the 79c Table

Infants Flannel Embroidered
Shawls; $3.50 value.
Misses Winter Union Suits.
$50 value.
Richmond times-dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1914-current, 1920-02-08

rospcc; al! heads OF allied nations. who
Tc;r. sent N" progress and civilization
o. tie world
Richmond times-dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1914-current, 1920-02-08
"Real Stationers.-
Office Desks
and
Chairs

We have Just received a carload ship
ment OF Desks and Chairs, aifording an
unusual stock to select from.
These Decks are made in selected
Quartered oak and birch mahogany, and
finely finished.
All desks, with the exception Of type
writer desks. have double drawer in
right pedestal partitioned for books.
desks have three separate
drawers in right pedestal, the top
drawer equipped with diagonal station
cry trays. Typewriter desks also havo,
sliding platform, which allows machine
to be removed from desk without de-
tuching from platform.
Como in or call Madison
;j467 for our beautifully illus
tratcd bookIet--giving prices
and descriptions.
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storm De,nnrallx-. Mails.

lREEEElCKSBUE Fob =.
Weather conditions have paralyxed Il
mail service between :his CITY AN
Richmond times-dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1914-current, 1920-02-08
On the SLIGO Table

One Scarf ami Cap Sat; $500
value.
Sweaters: values up to $3.50.
Ladies' Muslin Gowns; 500
value.
White Crochet bed Spreads;
$3.50 value.