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Couch Covers, $1.39

$40 in the lot. or heavy linene, so
inches wide and ~ yards long.
Fringed all around. A pretty striped
summer cover for couches and auto
mobiles. Friday only, s1.3s each
second Floor.
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Boys knickers, $1.25

Choice of our better grade khaki
and grey linene crash that we sell
regularly at s1.45 to 81 .65. Best
grade tailoring. every pair fully
guaranteed. All sizes Z to Is. Fri
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Camisoles at 88c

Camisoles at S8c
Wash Satin and Crepe de Chine:
lace and embroidered trimmed.
Friday, Ssc.-BnrGsip Basement.
Boomers at 44c
Pink Batiste and Crepe-with ruff
file. Friday, 44c.-BsrEain Base
ment.
Petticoats, $1.39
White Sateen, with double panel;
extra sizes. Friday E.3a.-Bsr-
gain Basement.
Corsets at 81 .49
w. b. and c. B., OF pink and
white batiste and Coutil; summer
models: 20 to so. Friday, stAe.---
Bargain Basement.
$1.OO Black Hose, 79c
silk Lace Boots, garter tops,
reinforced feet. seam at back; ir-
regular weave: So TO 10 sizes-
Friday, Tpc.-Bsrrsip Bssemept
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Boys Bell Blouses and
Shirts. Csc

Seconds of the better grades Sell
regularly at S1.OO to $3.50. Faults
are very slight. Absolutely the
greatest blouse and shirt value we
have ever been able to offer. Mate
rials are percsles, woven madras,
repps, twills and other fine fabrics,
in both collar attached and sports
styles. All sizes to 16. Limit to
a customer. Friday only at 65c.-
rhtrd Floor.
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Bows Knickers, 85c

S1.25 quality Khaki knickers. OF
grey linene crash and other durable
wash fabrics. Sizes 8 to Is. Friday
at SSc.-Third Floor.
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Tailored Hats, 1898

Regularly $3.50 to $1,000. Finest
ing brims, in a fine variety of styles
and all the wanted colors. Choice
Friday only at x3-sS.-Second Floor
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Dainty Dresses, $2.66

Chiidren's. 200 In the lot. At
tractively made of Swiss and Wolfe:
in white pink. blue. yellow and
lavender: trimmed in dainty ruff
files sash and Berthas; some with
tunics and medallions; to ~
years. Friday only at S2.sS.-Third
Floor.
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Grass Rugs
at $4.95

Size 9x12 feet. Neat
stenciled designs In
blue, brown and green.
110 left In this lot. Fri
day only at s4.s5.-
second Floor.
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Hose, q Pairs Soc

Outsizes-fully large-seam at
hack; black, white and cordovan;
sizes 10h. A. pairs o0c.-Bsr-
usIp Basement.
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Hose, 2 Pairs 49c

JuveniIes-sizes s 10 7h-ribbed
rrown sports Hose; roll cuff tops
rcinforccd feet: soc hose. Friday
. ,.,r., ape.-Rsrrsir Basement.
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Mems $1.00 Socks
Friday SEC

Regularly 81. Onyx" make
known for its wearing qualities
Made of silk with double heels,
toes and soles. Not all sizes In
each color. but sizes 10 to III
in the lot. In white, tan and
champagne. Friday only at 5ec
pnir.--Msin Floor.
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Mems Night Shirts, $1.O0

OF cotton. with V neck: some
trimmed with white braid: all per
feet; full cut and roomy; sizes rs TO
20. Friday only at S1.00.-Msip
Floor.
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Women's Blouses, $2.95

Regularly $500. or georgette
crepe, lace or tucked fronts. Some
are finished with frills, with long or
short sleeves. In navy blue. flesh,
bisdue and white. Sizes 80 to "A.
Friday only at &2.95--Third Floor.
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Mems Onyx Socks, Csc

Samples of the 40c and SOC grades:
In black, tan. cordovan, white and
blue. in sh, 10 and 10h, of mercer
lied Isle. Friday only at .5c.-
Main Floor
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S1.25 Gloves, 85c

Milanese silk, double finger tips;
black. white and colors; size 6i1
onIy. Friday s5c.-Bsrgsip Base
up<uf
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Silk Department

Extraordinary Offerinzs From Our
Silk Department
For Friday Only
$500 Yards 4O-inch AI-Silk Imported
GeorEette Crepe, ssc Yard.
There are so shades to select from
in fact, every color imagins Bile
with the exception of black, white,
navy, grey and pink.
500 Yards All-Sflk Imported PonEee,
79c Yard.
n splendid quality, evenly woven.
Permanent luster. Shown in the
natural tan shade.
Dress Goods Section
1,S0O Yards AIl-wooI French
ChaiIIes, 0sc Yard.
splendid variety OF patterns to
select from both in light and dark
shades.
Linings Featured
SO Pieces Foundation Silks, 75c Yard.
This includes the famous A. b. c.
SILK. Unrestricted choice OF any
shade, including white and black.
First quality.
Special discount of ~ per cent
viii be allowed on every remnant of
silks, Woolens and Innings for Fri
day only.
Psiais RoyaL-seeoBd Floor.
"Neponset," Sc
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N>
MsPALAIS ROYAL !: : : :: :
W a n
M
iii
o.
e SAa
100 Wonderful Friday Bargains:

dvotdm all d immediate
wm1dan ndne emuchbgh core from on g
and ours low prices al 10 orders n d
dhems
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Organdy Sashes, $1.59

Regularly $500. Three yards long,
and edged with tiny ruffles OF lace
or net. Coiors are maize, orchid,
pink. rose and blue. Friday only at
S1.50.-Neckwear Dept, Main Floor.
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Mems and Young Mems
Kool Kloth Suits, $9.45
A remarkable special of about Z
suits, eXcellently tailored, wortu
regularly $500 to S16.50. Ever
suit new this season. Sizes as fol-
lows-no alterations:
REGULARS
No. of suits. 3 !,
Sizes ....... "a rs 30 81 IS - 20 4, ~
STOUTS
No. of Suits. ... 4 Jc =
-
Sizes .....-...3S 3S ID 20 AZ ~ 80
Friday at S9.45.-Main Floor.
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Art Needlework
FRIDAY SPECIALS
Stamped Articles, 19c

Odds and ends, sIlghtIy solIed.
Scarfs. Centers. Pillow Tops, etc.
Regularly SOC and 75c. Friday only
at I9c-Maiu Floor.
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Curtain Scrim, 12c Yard

900 yards, 36 inches wide. Double
bordered in white, cream and ecru.
A very dainty material for summer.
Friday only at lie yard--Second
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Chin Band Wells. 89c

New patterns in navy blue. brown
taupe and black Regularly S1.00.
Friday only at soc.-Main Floor.
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Boys
2-Pants Suits, $8.95

Z-Pants SUITS, $S.95
Regularly $3.50. About 40 adj
wool suits, with extra pair OF
trousers. In neat grey and brown
mixtures. Coats are alpaca lined,
both trousers full lined. AS, the
luantity is limited to about 40 suits,
we advise early shopping. Sizes 10
to Is years. Friday only, Ss.95.-
ChtrA Isloor
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Long Kimonos, $1.98
OF Serpentine Crepe. in plain
colors or Oriental patterns; waist
or empire style. Friday only, at
xI.9S.--rhird Floor.
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MILDLY Blouses, $1.59
Hose, 2 Pairs CSC
Vests, 2 for 45c

Jumbo-sizes f6 TO 5O-wide strau
over shoulder. Friday , for s5c.~
BsrGstr Hssemest.
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Handbags, 79c

women's Novelty Leather Rags
Including values W to 5000. Fri
day Tnc-BsrnsIu Rss~uers.
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$500 Beaded Bags, $1.OO

Imported all-over beaded bags.
beautiful designs in dark and light
colors. Neatly lined. Mounted on
gilt frame. Friday only at S1.oo.-
Main Floor.
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Wash Dresses, $1.88

Women's. For house, porch and
vacation wear. OF percale. calico
and gingham: good washing colors;
sizes to 4s. Friday only at $1.ss.-
Third Floor.
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Vests. 2 for SOC
Union Suits, 2 for 98c
Umbrellas, $3.50
Handkerchiefs, Sc

women's-of lawn. Men's-run-
of-the- mill--not absolutely pertect.
Friday, sc.--Bsr9sir Easement.
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Sash Curtains, I35c

or neat. pretty, sheer muslin, with
ruffle. Casing at top, ready TO hang.
Friday only at 35c ynrd.-second
Fi0or.
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Rag Rugs
at 08c

200 in the lot. Hit
and miss designs. in
dainty summer color
ings of blue. rose and
brown combinations; %
x54 inches. Friday only
at 0sc.-yeeond Floor.
The Wheeling intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1903-1961, 1921-04-26

Looks Vol Preserved Rather Than
Young.

Looks Vol Preserved Rather Than
Young
You might not At one casual glance
think she WAS 4 day over 40, hut after
n fcw GlanccS you would know she was.
even If she didn't look It. She IL onr
Of those people whom you instinc;!vely
fcel look young for their ago. You
aren't In tho least deceived about tn"
reality nf their age. you just feel that
they are we'll preserved.
There are two distinct ways Of look
ing young.
One Is the we'll preserved way. 4
carefully tended outer youth without
any inward youth Of the spirit to
match il.
The other Is to have ones face 1T
up by tho unQucnChahle inner youth.
You Rsauzo she Il Your own Age.
We all know people Of both kinds.
I have In mind two sisters. both over 80.
who represent these opposite types.
One might pass for 20 on a first glance.
but you would Roon realiz" she was
older The other. whose face Is net
work OF wrinkles. out Of which shine
indomitablc brown eyes. shows her full
S. years at first. but after you know
hcr you realize she Is really your own
age
OF course. there IL NO rea son that one
should not have both kinds OF youth.
But very few people do. Those whose
privilege II is to know and admire such
arc greatly blessed.
The Wheeling intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1903-1961, 1921-04-26
NAVAL APPROPRIATION
BILL S|DETRACKED BY
DISARMAMENT TALK

Washington. April 2I.--DiSarmamen,
discussion sidrtrack"l consideration OF
tn" naval appropriation II in the house
today. when Represent" i've Kelley. Ike
publican. Michigan. brought forward the
committee proposals L" provide 1884,.
nnu moo for tn" navyS next fiscal yral
Of which 39O.OQO.Q0O would be- used to-
ward completion Vt thu 1916 building
lrn:ram The expansion program. Mr.
Kelley asserted. would help TO lift u"
!uad now Tn the shoulders of the wurlI
for arlna mrnl construction and mlntcn-
,tnr".
When these ships We arc building
have been completed" u" said. the
initial States Will equal in Sc'.p""er AIRY
nation in the world and Will u" In a
position to oft'r prOportl"nltc reuuC-
ton in armament.
Theodore burton (RepD Ohio. former
senator. supported the committee spok"s.
man ia his declaration for IN adequate
navy ami ais" urged that these be H."
nucleus of Il large army for tn" nl'eh
States. lie declared. however. that th'
time has come for an international con-
ference for the sake of stopping tins
madd"ninE competition for the C"nstru,'
,ion of armadaS." This view was en-
riurS"d by Representative EyrncS tDcn.)
South Carolina. who turning I" taxation
features involved in military pr"GraEIS,
sand congress- this year would appr"prl-
ate five and 4 half billions. or $50 head
for each citizen Of the United States.
''rh" only question now" said Repre-
sentative W. Ruurke Cochran (Dem.)
New York. lis whether nations Will dis
arm while there is still some Of Their
civilization left. or wait until tho w",,.
pons arc pushed out Of their hands py
tho utter and complete collapse of their
industrial fabric"
The Wheeling intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1903-1961, 1921-04-26
COMMISSION AT WARSAW

Warsaw, April 25.-tBy the Associ'
atcd Press.)-Thirty Soviet officials,
making up the repatriation commits.
sion which will attend to the details
of the exchange Of Russian prisoners
and refugees now in Poland. arrived
here yesterday. The commission. six
of whose members arc women, will be
called upon to repatriate more than
100000 persons.
There was great curiosity in the ar.
rival Of the Bolshcviki, and great
crowd met them AZ the station and fol
lowed them through the streets. There
was no trouble, however. and tho Rus
slams, after having dinner. attended a
moving picture show. The Bolsheviki
will have complete freedom OF move.
ment in Warsaw. and will he attended
only by a representative OF the Polish
government when engaged in official
business.
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,SiGd!! 3! g. T5AlMs' IN
by Ra1tf1 Cameron
TWO WAYS OF LOOKING YOUNG

What lot Of wrinkles she has for
her age" said someone speaking OF a
nciGhhor of ours.
And yet how young she seems IN
spite OF II and how all the young people
do love her" said someone else.
And It was true. There is no elderly
woman in the nciEhborhood whom the
young people enjoy more than they Il"
this woman. They toll her of their adj
ventures and their good times and their
ambitions. | have an idea she could tell
some mothc-S and fathers things they
don't know about their offspring. Sho
Is the faToritc chapcron for picnicS.
otC. (and not because she Is tn" kind
who has learned from Cupid JUST
enough blindness to be swcetly stupid.
ci;hcr)
Old Looking and Yet Young Looking.
Yet she Is not 1t all young looking
in ono sense Of tn" phrase. Sh" has
Il great many wrinkles for her age and
her hair Is gray.
But in another sense nt tho phrase
she Is young looking Her eyes shine
with interest and intelligence. and there
Ia an cagcrncss and hnprfulnrsS about
her expression which expresses youth
as much ~ IN unlinrd face or pink
checks.
This woman has another ne!Ehbor
who has scarcely wrinkle in her face.
She Ia what ono calls we'll preserved.
People often say Of her. why. you
wouldn't think she was day
over 40"
think they are wrong.
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Walked Up EVERY
.... HOUR Of NIGHT
~ ~ j

I would just cat few bites AMI get
up and leave. 1t looked like I would
wake up every hour of tn" night and
never felt like getting up mornings.
No medicine could find seemed 70
reach my case I grew pal" and thin
and couldn't do my houscwork, in fact
It was about all l could do to keep
going.
but. it's the truth. / was feeling
better the second day after | began
taking Tanlac. and I kept on improf-
ing until | am now a well woman. |
enjoy all my meals and everything
agrees with me. my sleep is sound and
rcstful. and l just feel as bright and
happy as Il girl all the time. meyer
have a headache or feel nervous, have
Il good color and can do my work with
case. Tanlac Is just WONDERFUL"
The Wheeling intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1903-1961, 1921-04-26
REPORT BUDGET BILL
WHICH WILSON VETOED

Washington. April @5.-Thc national
budget bill. with tn" same nr"N:Si' II
which causci its veto last year ny
PrrSidant Wilson. Was reported |" N"
house today by Chairman Good OF IN"
special budget committee. The meas
urc, as agreed upon by the senate and
house in the SiXty-S;H;h congress. was
Objected to by TN" President h""auS" or
tho section providing that the comp
trollcr general and his assistant who's"
Offices would be created by the meas
ure be subject to removal by lmpcach-
ment or by concurrent resolution attcr
hearing. for neglect. in"fftrirnry. or
malfraSanc". Mr.. Wilson held that inc
President who would appoint these o.
ticials, alone could remove them.
The Wheeling intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1903-1961, 1921-04-26
NAVY RULING STANDS
ON LANGUAGE TEST

Washington. April 2I.--RrSpit" re-
quests from the international S"tn"n =
union for strict "n.urc"mrnt % tn" Ian
guuGc test provisions Of IN" s''am"n' s
act, Secretary lIr""V"r said today that
the existing Interpretation Of the bureau
OF navigation would remain unchanged.
MIR. Hoover aid the unions request
that tn" provisions which r"Uuir" sea-
men on American ships I" understand
orders from American officers b" con-
Strucd To mean that tho S"amcn under
stood English brought up tn" question
OF Chinese crows on American ships in
the Pacific. and the general use there or
pidgin English.
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CAPT. MOORE DIES
Veteran Rivsrman, Born 1T Wsusvu1o,
Kan Old Cleveland R1ttsburGh Stage.

Pittsburgh. April e5.-Word was re-
crivrd today of the death at Meadville,
Sunday. of Capt. Daniel Moore, aged
g.: years. pioneer rivcrman. He wa
born on farm near Wellsville. o.
Early in life Captain Moore drove
stage between Pittsburgh and Cleve-
land In lSi1 he gained 4 berth on az
ohio river boat. and for many years ne
oprratcd on the Ohio and Mississippi.
During the civil war he was ID
charge Of several boats which were
used in the transport OF troops. He
was the builder Of several side wheel
packets.
The Wheeling intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1903-1961, 1921-04-26
YEAR TO COMPLETE
HUGE D|RIC|BLE

Philadelphia, April 25.---Plans for r
return CALI on the H-34 Great RritaIn's
monster dirigihlr which visited America
in 1919. by Il United States navy naviSa-
bic ba loon Of even greater d!manSionS
have been abandoned at least for tho
coming summer.
Work on the largest and fastest dlri-
Ciblc ever designed continues 1t the
Philadelphia navy yard. but has been
retarded through lack of appropriations.
and those in charge Of the construction
Of the great craft Of the clouds say It
probably will be = year before she Is
completed.
The airship Is usually referred to as
being built" here. As = matter OF fact
she is being fabricated. Metal parts are
being made in the navys local aircraft
factory-mctal parts which will he neat
~ numbered and lrttrr"d. and then put
In cases for shipment TO the place de-
cided upon for assembling them.
Two places are under consideration
for the actual bringing of the ship into
being One is l.akrhurSt. y. j.. the
other is Cape May. the SouthcrmoSt tn
of the same state. NJ LakchurSt the
housing conditions for workmcn are d.
clarci to be good. hut the hanEarS not
of the best. At Cape May the sttuatl III
Is reversed Naval officials recently
said that it might be until fall befC.e
decision is made.
The airShip will hc 500 foot long. vi
feet wide. and will have n possible cruls'
ing radius. when uncQuipped with guns
Of 5000 miles. This viii enable It T.
cross the Atlantic and return without
rcfueling. When fully equipped. II"
cruising radius will be reduced 10 1.SO'
miles.
Naval officers declare the ship will
be superior in every way to the british
R-34. tho first lighter than air machine
to cross the Atlantic. The speed Of the
craft has not yet been definitely deter
mined.
The Wheeling intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1903-1961, 1921-04-26
PITTSBURGH DAYLIGHT
SAVING IS ATTACKED

Pittsburgh. April 23.--Two attacks
against I'ittsburgh'S daylight saving
rrtIinancr. which went into effect yes
t"r,iay, were launched here today. y
bill in equity questioning the validity
Of the Law WAS filed in common pleas
court by counsel for Il motion picture
exhibitor. Hearing on the bill was set
for April 81.
Lat" today Councilman Daniel Win
trrS presented "A resolution during
meeting If Crunc!l. under which the city
clerk would h. authorized to draw up
an ordnance repeating the daylight law.
Councilman Robert Garland. father OF
daylight saving" opposed the rcsolu-
ton, which was tabled indefinitely.
The Wheeling intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1903-1961, 1921-04-26
PRINCE OF MONACO
PAYS HARDING VISIT

Washington. April 2I.--ThC Prince OF
Monaco. rulrr of IN" $mal"S kingdom
in IN" w"rI. formally exchanged Of
fetal visits today with President Hard
ing. The prince WAS rcr"iN"d n the
White HUuS" with all the dignity and
ceremony that always attends upon III"
formal call Of Il foreign p"icntiatc and
aftrrward Mr.. Harding drov" to the
distinguished visitors hotel nearby and
returned the call
The Wheeling intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1903-1961, 1921-04-26
HARDING TO RECEIVE
CHAIR FROM RIB OF
AN OLD WARSHIP

New York. Aprll PA chair mad"
from the rib OF one Of the first American
wHrShipS is IL b" presented /" l'r"Sid"nt
Harding 10y fellow publishers through
ont thu United States. II IL announcer
10y ERNEST t. birmingham. editor Of Tn"
Fourth Estate. who has been collecting
Suhe"riu,iunS "f one dollar each.
Through the courtesy Of stephen u.
i. Iru Of New York tn" chair VIII l."
made from the wIrShip "RrN"nE"
which WAS sunk in L;,N" CHAMPAIGN ny
the British on Ortnhcr II, l1IG ana
RI is,d in l9n9 from the lake bed adJ"In-
ing property which has been owned by
the I'cll family for generations.
The Wheeling intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1903-1961, 1921-04-26
BIDS WAITED.
ap16-p

Bids will be received by tho Grant
County Bank. Petersburg, West Virginia,
until about the third week in May tdefl-
nite date TO be announced later for
general work. plumbing. heating and
electric wiring for new hank and office
building. Plans and specification re-
Quite concrete foundation. brick, stone
front. composition roof and structural
steel. Plans and specifications may be
secured upon application from the archi-
tscts, Hersh & ShoSar, Commerce Build
ing. Altoona, Pcnna.
(Signed) l. J. FORMAS.
ap-25-i President.
The Wheeling intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1903-1961, 1921-04-26
Akron Resident Could Hard
ly Sleep or Eat Before She
Got Tanlac-Feels Fine
Now,

Everybody in my nciGhbcrhood
knows what a strong believer IN Tan
lac I am" said Mrs. Helen Nj. Wood.
1855 y. Union ST.. Akron. Ohio for
they have all heard me talk about it.
We'll. nave a right {" talk. for
Tanlac has given me complete relief in
Just a few weeks from troubles OF
years standing. Ny stomach and liver
were all out Of order and frequently
NV sufrcr!ngs were such l had 10 take
to my bed AS soon as 7 got TO the
table nv annette would leave nc, and
The Wheeling intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1903-1961, 1921-04-26
ARRESTED FOR LoITERHo

Mrs Jane Smith Of 34o7 Market street
and Joseph FlatlinC were arrested At
100 o'clock this morning by Officer W.
II. Baker at Mrs. Smiths homo, charged
with lettering for purposes Of prostitu-
ton.
The Wheeling intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1903-1961, 1921-04-26
grocUoLpx1s 1UEruo.

Notice Is hereby given that the An
nual Meeting of the Stockholders OF the
Rail & River Coal Company. for the
election Of directors and the transaction
Of such other business as may properly
como before the Meeting. will be held at
tho General offices OF the Company. No.
744. Kirby Building. Cleveland, Ohio. on
Tuesday. May 3rd, 1921, at eleven o'clock
In tho forenoon.
D. w. MILLER.
ap-16-p Secretary.
The Wheeling intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1903-1961, 1921-04-26
.uG| DENIES
HISPRESENCE
IN NEW YORK
BAYS HI HAS NOT LIFT LhcKA-
WANNA VALLEY SINCE 1919
TELLS DETECTIVES EE = ANARCH-
Isr BECAUSE he IS SORE"
NEW YORK DETECTIVES NOT SAT
IsFIED WITH IDENTIFICATION
Scranton. Pa, Apr - .'r;',. il%t de-
tained here in rnnnc';''1 VIII ;hC Wall
Street explosion of last September. dc
clared in 4 statement from his prison
cell today that ne had never loft the
BAYS HI HAS NOT LIFT LhcKA-
WANNA VALLEY SINCE 1912
TELLS DETECTIVES EE Is ANARCH-
IsT BECAUSE he IS SORE"
NEW YORK DETECT-vTc; NOT SAT-
ISFIED WITH IDENTIFICATION
-AHTEO E.-1E

wANTED-YrunG man for office
work Knowledge % StcnoGra-
ply and typcwritinS necessary. .
Address Also. care ln,nlliEen-
cor. ap-cS-i
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FoR RENT.

Ton 2ENT-Three-story brick building,
siIo 81 by 20 feet situated on COR
ner. plenty OF light and easy access to
railroad switch. building protected by
a sprinkler system. Suitable for any
kind OF manufacturing purpose and stoc-
Eoff SITS. ap-o0-t
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LOST AND FOUND.

Eo8F-Physician's Boston bag. on pike,
between WoodSdale and city. Reward
Call 2110. ap-25-i
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ron 1ALR-A used demonstrated cleo
trio washing machine. Call 2S41.
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WAMTED-A girl for general house
work. Mrs. James Cummins. 304 South
Front. Telephone 10l9-R. ap-22-k
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wANTED-YEn6ALE.

WANrED-Gtrl for general housework.
for family OF ;. no washing. Inquire
I. r. Spears. e345 Chapline St. Kath-
crime Apis. apo6-t
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LoSf-A sealed envelope OF the l.. witt
State Bank Co. containing 4 dialogue
book OF Il play. bctweenf 10th and 18th
On Market ST. Return to L. Witt. State
Bank Co. Brllaire. Ohio. ap-23-i