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The Chicago whip. (Chicago, Ill.) 1919-19??, 1921-06-25
STAGE MONSTER
BASEBALL BILL 4
FOR SUNDAY

Sunday. juno %. American Giants
fans will be served with a rare treat
at Schorln park. Upon that date, the
South Side Stars, Chicago Giants.
Joliet and Boomer girl baseball team
will cavort on the diamond. and the
whole big show will be run OH one
afternoon, starting promptly at two
O'Clock.
The Bloomer-girl aggregation OF
ball tossers have developed the national
game to point where their prewess
rivals many OF the semi-pro teams
around these diggin,. in fact they have
established such hold upon the Chi
cago and surrounding baseball public
that for many weeks an unceasing dc
msnd has been offered the manage
ment of Schorlng park that they be
seen in action on the South Side
The Joliet club OF the Chicago
league comes here Sunday. aud they
are said to have a team that compare
most favorahly with the strong collec-
ton that waged such a fierce contest
against the Foster crowd last season
and others.
The double bin should prove a
worthy innovation for the American
Giants fans, As the South Side Stars. as
we'll as the Chicago Giants are pulling
a most dazzling grade OF pasfiming
these days, 50 the fans can assure
themselves OF ono fact that is from
the tap OF the gong that starts the
first game al two o'clock, on through
10 the finish. there will be thrill after
thrill for each inning played
The Chicago whip. (Chicago, Ill.) 1919-19??, 1921-06-25
OWENS AND WILSON
ARE RE MA TCHED
To Re Enact the Great Battle of May
81 on July 4th.

George Owens, New Orleans giant
and latest rising tistic light OF pugllism
and George Wilson. sparrng mate OF
Capt Bob Roper. soldier fighter, have
been re-matchcd.
1t will be remembered that these
fellows met at Gary, Ind. on May p,
in ten-round contest which proved
a humdinger, with neither man show
ing any marked superiority over the
other.
Fans who witnessed the contest we're
evenly divided as to the merits of the
men This resulting i'll re-cngagc-
mcnt.
Wilson is already in tip top form
due to his continuous work with high
Iclass scrappers, will only need to re-
main at that standard to be ready
when the gong clangs.
Owens. weighing over 200 pounds,
also, is in fair shape.
Johnny Tholmer, a heavyweight boxer
OF note ten years ago has been getting
him in shape and declares his
charge will give a good account of
himself
Kid Zeno and Battling Johnson, l4S
Founders, will box eight rounds in the
semi-windup. Harold Sampson, a
sturdy lad from Indiana Harbor and
Miller, will go six rounds.
A curtain raiser of four rounds by
two skilled youngsters will complete
the card
The promoters have arranged for
ladies as well to witness the contests
and hundreds are preparing to take
advantage of the treat.
The Chicago whip. (Chicago, Ill.) 1919-19??, 1921-06-25
BACHARACHS AND
PARKESbURG IN
Is INNING TIE

ATLANTIC CITY. N. J., June ~.
Parkesburg Iron Company and the Bacharach
Giants battled to a Understanding tie .yester-
day afternoon at the Inlet Park. At the
conclusion OF the thirteenth round, Umpire
Cacser Jamson halted hostilities with the
count reading 2-2
1t was a hard fought and interesting bat.
tie throughout and those who braved the
threatening weather immensely enjoyed the
contest. There plenty OF long and hard
hitting and spectacular fielding plays
Box score.
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Along about the seventh in
ming when the Giants are trail
ing behind, the Schorling park
fans are accustomed to seeing
Brown stroll up to bat in the
person of a pinch hitter. Jim is
full of fight and pep and has
delivered the decisive punch
nine times out of ten when
called upon.
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HOLLAND HURLS STARS
To VICTORY !.

DETROIT. MICH. June 10 Pitching
set back the indianapolis A. b. C,ab SUNDAY
at Mack Park, allowing the visitors six scat
tered hits and single tally while the locals
pounded Jeffries hard, eight buuchcdl hits aci
Only two Hoosier players reached SECOND
base b. Taylor's homer. that looked lsev
eral yards foul as The ball cleared the right
field fence was the only run scored, by the
Hoosers. Holland was given wonderful. sup
port by his inhelders. =
Detroit pounded Jeffrics in the first inning
for three hits and as many runs, Again in
the sixth, base on balls, J. Hills double end
Perry's single added a couple OF more ruos.
In the eighth frame Wesley walked, J. Hill
tripIed. Perry singled and Long knocked
the locals another trio OF counters.
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STARS HOME RUN
TOPPLE HOLSTERS

DETROIT. MICH. luue IL Smuggling
tactics by the detroit stars n.cfeame the
bunting raeiho4s OF tho lndiauarols a d
6 at Hacb park SATURDAY afternoon and
the Hoosicf club "a, beaten, To- ! Threc
Of the ITALICS made by The ludana men came
from squeeze play.
Perry, played the leading rnic in The over.
throw OF the giests Each man registered
one in the SECOND irane and Wesley sec
ond four bastr 90 the third, with tao run
ners on the towpath won the game.
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KANSAS CITY MONARCHs.
TROUNCED BY ST LOUIS.

ST. LOUIS, MO, June 19.-Tha st. Louis
Giants put the bees to buzzng in the bon
nets of the X. c. Monarchs here last Sunday
when they jumped upon the offering OF
pitcher Rogan for brace OF extra base hits.
McAdoo lead in the latter respect, cleaning
double and two triples in three times at
bat. Pitcher Drake. Who has proven himself
to be one OF the toughest nuts for all teams
along the circuit to crack, held the heavy
hitting Monarchs in esh all the way. thcy
being able Ia score in but one inning, the
six III. Tho Score -
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Classy Browns Win at Toledo.

flas shy Chicago Browns journeyed over to
Toledo last week aud returned with the scaps
OF the 400 A. c., dangling from their belts.
Three games were played upon the American
Association grounds and the Browns grabbed
all Of them, trouncing the four hundreds in a
double bill on Sunday and walking off with
the victory on Monday. King and Huff
featured the contest with fast playing and
timely hitting. incidentally, the Browns
broke the winning streak OF fourteen games
annexed by the local team. The scores:
FIRST GAME.
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iutdis 'ss''..'.. $3.50. 30 II " =
American Giants 80 0 0 / 0 0 0 IA
Chicago Giants 100 0 0 0 0 0 ? l 0 0-3
Two base hits-Ball. Struck out--By Ball.
a; Starks, 3; T. Williams }. Bases on balls
OF Ball O. off Starks. 80 =
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AMERICAN GIANTS BEAT
CHICAGO GIANTS 4 To |.

CHICAGO, June l9-Joe Green's Chca go
Giants lost 1 10 | game to the American
Giants. A triple by TORRENT with two on
started the downfall OF Green's men. Score
AMEPICAN
The Chicago whip. (Chicago, Ill.) 1919-19??, 1921-06-25
DAVE MALARCHER

The Giants crack third
sacker who is fast forging to
the front as the most effective
offensive player in the league.
Davy is a grand fielder, and a
vicious right and left handed
batter.
The Chicago whip. (Chicago, Ill.) 1919-19??, 1921-06-25

oT louis VIIdIlTs1 u z Q U y : = o
Two base hits Rogan, Dudley McAdoo.
Three base hits MeNair. Moore, McAdoo
~. Sacrifice hits -Mendez, Mongin. bud
ley Stolen bases Rogan, Hewitt, Charles
Holt to Hewitt to McAdoo. Wild pitches
Drake /. Rogan 3 Passed balls Duncan.
Hit by pitched ball---by Rogan- Kcnnard.
Base ON bals-Of Rogan 9, off Drake ).
Struck out-by Rogan S. by Drake o Left
on basesLKansas City, = :; St Louis, 9.
Time 4s. Umpires Barrett and Powell
The Chicago whip. (Chicago, Ill.) 1919-19??, 1921-06-25
QUINCY BEATS ST. LOUIS
IN SECOND GAME

ST LOUIS. MO, June 13.-The Quincy
Moose Gems won the second game OF the
at Giant Field yesterday by to 3 score
Porec, l9yea old Summer High School
student, pitched for the Giants. and after
the FIRST inning hurled a. splendid game r.
the bases full won the game for Quincy
Runs-.Sohn. d. Grussemeyer co, Nessler,
F. Nieman, Mongin and Charleston
SCORE BY INNINGS.
Club asa 5678o
Quincy Moose Gems. a l 0 0 0 o o. s
ST Louis Gants....2 0 l 0 90 o 0 o. 3
The Chicago whip. (Chicago, Ill.) 1919-19??, 1921-06-25
MUST BUY TICKET ON
SPECIAL IF YOU WANT
To SEE THE BIC FIGHT

One point brought out in CONVEX
sation with Packy Mcfarland last
week was that any Chicagoans who in
tend to see the big fight in Jersey City
July : must buy ticket with party,
as only party managers are distribut-
ing them.
Many to Go
Already several reservations have
been made on the Mcfarland & Jones
Special. and those who are contemplat-
ing seeing the big mill should not
waste time, as word comes from the
East that the only tickets available
anywhere i'll the country are now in
Chicago.
Time May Be Extended
It has just been learned that those
who wish to remain in New York after
the fight may do so by making special
arrangements The special will leave
Union Station June 80, at 4 p. M. ar
irving in Jersey City July lst at p.
m. The train will be parked at the
entrance to the arena, and those on
the special may occupy their car the
entire time there.
The special returning will leave
Pennsylvania Station, New York, July
2nd at $3.50 p. m, arriving in Chicago
midnight July 3rd, giving those who
wish an opportunity to spend July 4
.at home
For detailed Information call Packy
Mcfarland, Douglas 500 or see him
at 3S4l State St.
The Chicago whip. (Chicago, Ill.) 1919-19??, 1921-06-25
KEYSTONES
SWAMPEO BY GIANTS


PITTSBURGH, PA. June 18-Chicago
Giants defeated the Pittsburgh Keystoncs in
a good game by a score OF II to 4. The
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1921-02-06
IN HOMES
BLAMED UPON !. c. c:
Calder Declares Coal Ship
ment Priorities Hit Flow of
= Building Materials.
By the Associated Press.

BY the Associated Press.
NEW YORK. February 5.-Belief
that the housing shortage throughout
the country is directly attributed to
priority orders for coal shipmens was
expressed tonight by Senator william
NJ Calder, chairman of the Senate
committee on reconstruction. speak
ing before the New York Association
of real estate boards.
The preference given coal ship
ments by the Interstate Commerce
Commission since June has inter-
rupted the flow of building materials,
he said. 1t deprived building indus
tries of adequate transportation. lin
tied supplies below the demand and
thus brought about high local prices
of lime. cement. brick and other ma
terials. the senator declared.
AS result of this condition and of
inability to obtain capital for its
operations the building industry.
senator Calder said. has been virtual
~ shut down since last spring.
recent years. he asserted that these
vast sums must have been used for
trading in consumables. boarding.
speculation and profiteering. as they
certainly were not used for the build
ing OF houses and railroads The COM
oined operation of excess profits taxes
ana ana tax-exempt securities has fur
ther drawn money from fixed capi-
tai investment
IN endeavoring to divert money back
10 us normal uses for the permanent
wel1are of the country. Senator Cal
uer thought, choice must be made be
tween hating on national develop
ment until the issuance of tax-exempt
securities has been discontinued or
granting tax exemption to certain
nololngs of mortgages ON homes I'M
III al securities are taxable"
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1921-02-06
TWO MEN IDENTIFIED
IN $4,000 BANK THEFT
Reported Confession Made in Rob-
berry Of trust and Savings In
stitution at Chicago.

CHICAGO. February 5.--The police
announced today that two men now
under arrest had been identified as
participants in the robbery Of the
Kenwood Trust and Savings Bank
last Tuesday. in which $4,000 was
stolen.
The Identification was made by
three police employees of the bank,
raiders held up the bank. The men
gave their names as Ray Dennis.
twenty-five years old. and Patrick
Geary. .twenty-four years old. None
of the loot has been found.
Upon Information believed to have
been supplied by Dennis and Geary
two other alleged participants in the
robbery were arrested this afternoon.
confession reported to have been
made by the men was not given out.
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1921-02-06
POLICE SOLD 1000 AUTOS,
IS REPORT TO WHITMAN
Sixty More Unclaimed Cars Now In
Hands Of New York Au-
thorities.

NEW YORK. February 5.-Reports
that approximately 1000 unclaimed
stolen automobiles were sold by per-
sons connected with the police de-
Is announcedsat the Offices 81 former
Gov Charles Whitman, deputy aasist-
ant district attorney in charge Of the
INQUIRY into alleged corruption in city
government ~
sixty cars now are reported to be
stated. not having been claimed by
their owners.
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1921-02-06
AIR SERVICE MEN SAIL
FOR "BLIMP" IN ITALY
Roma" Is to Be Brought to Lang.
ley Field ON Their
Return.

HOBOKEN, n. T., February g
Three officers and five enlisted men
OF the United States Army air service
left here today on the army trans
port Cantigny for Antwerp, whence
they will go to Italy to bring back
the semi-rigid airship Roma" pur-
chased recently by the United States
Maj. John G.. ThornelI, commanding
ohcer of Brooks Field, San Antonio.
Tex, in command Of the expedition.
estimated it would require three
months to dismantle the craft and
bring it back to this country. It will
De taken to Langley Field, near
Washington, D. C.
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1921-02-06
BANDITS ROB BANK.
Escape With $4,000 From Read
ing Trust COMPANY in Automobile.

READING. Pa, February 5.-Bandits
robbed. the Peoples Trust Company At
Wyomissing, suburb. yesterday Of
cash and securities valued at about
$4,000. The men drove to the bank
in an automobile bearing a New York
tate license. covered bank employees
with pistols. took the money and Sc
curities and escaped.
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1921-02-06
TEXANS GUILTY
OF POST OFFICE THEFT
Two Sentenced to Twenty-Five
Years at Dallas-other
Awaits Action.

DALLAS. Tex, February 5.-Albert
L. Rowan. Ben Luna and w. s. Scrivner.
charged with robbing the Jackson street
postal substation here January II, were
court here today.
Rowan and Luna were sentenced to
twenty-five years imprisonment. SEN
tence on Scrivner was withheld at the
request Of government attorneys.
The triai OF the three men began Mon
day. Argument was concluded and the.
case given to the jury at III o'clock
this afternoon.
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1921-02-06
S25, 900 IN SECURITIES
IN LOOT OF KlDNAPERS
St Louis Bandits Steal Pouch and
Take Mail De-
iverer.

ST. LOUIS, February 5.-A canvass
Of banks at st. Charles. Mo-. today dis
closed that approximately $25, 900,
mostly in liberty bonds and securities
was obtained last night by five bandits
who kidnapped W. II. Thofnhtll, a negro
drayman. and stole a pouch of first
class and registered mail.
First reports stated that about $780,
900 was obtained. Thornhill is en-
ployed to deliver mail from the banks
to railroad stations.
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1921-02-06

"Florida Special,n lass Am. Daily.
Quickest ssrvice east coast pptnfs. AtIsntie
Coast Line. ONCE. 14ls II ct. n.w.-AdvestiSs.
ment
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1921-02-06

Doesn't hurt BIT! Drop little
"Freezone" on an aching corn, in
stantly that corn stops hurting, then
shortly you lift it right off with fin
gers. Truly!
Your druggist sells a tiny bottle
of "Freezone" for a few cents, suffi-
Gent to remove every hard corn, soft
corn. or corn between the toes, and
the cailuses, without soreness or
irritation.
The Wheeling intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1903-1961, 1921-10-10
SCHUETz G. BENNETT
OPEN MODERN GARAGE
IN new LOCATION
Brand Rev Plant at THahelphh Import
ant National Road Service Station

As a brand now garage In brand
new location. the SchCc'I md Bennett
rararc opens is 6oore for |;si"cs. on
tho National Road jus: ""."'T Trio
defrhin. Immediately facing ~" Md
dc Wheeling Crcc% read.
This rev nrm rrom'.s" SER! lee ana
accordingly, have pid:ncd Their d"r'-
LINKS over tho GARAGE 8" as :" hns"e!
emergency calls by nichi or Gh%
The dwelling npartmen; has nine az
trac,ivn rooms. With wat'r from al
unfailinc we'll on tho premises
The garage room Ia tnNit teH'' &C.
mented throughout A $50 gallon com.
nression tank VIII snrv" gaso!nc' ana
only standard quality gas and OILS Will
be dI"pcnscd. .u,
A stock OF tires, tubes and paris VIII
he kept right up TO the m'hn'H ana
truck service will extend 20 ;Tf' ~" 10
wrecked machines anywhere T'fa RS ""
the srot. and towing IN.
Farmers AMI trucknle'. foad repair
MO, and dalrymen who arc no" us'hh
ira ,tors and trucks in great RUNNERS
will welcome :his now garage. ar II u
,rcI1 located % serve them Tr"rlptlE.
/ schuetz and Bennctt's garage prom
tses 70 become a landmark Cf the On,,
,he-Pike district. and tonrsTt" VIII
,,icLIy learn that fair DEALINGS ana
ouIck action and accurate work VII! DC
exactly 10 their liking.
, A free air station Is beins ins'a''eo'
The Wheeling intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1903-1961, 1921-10-10
NOVENA AT MT. CARMEL
IS LARGELY ATTENDED

Last evening a large crowd gathered
a. the chapel at the Carnelite monss-
terry in Pleasant Valley FOR tho hoEeha
services In honor Of St Theresa. whiCu
opened last Thursday evening ana VII!
continue each evening until satuToa.
Of this week whom the norena WI. &c
brought to a close with the 1east Oh ~
Theresa. Father Thomas Schertner: ",
p a Dominican priest from New York
,-i,v has charge OF these services and
daliyers an appropriate sermon each
evnnIng on the life and work OF this
tuustrtous saint. Mrs. z. J. Fisher has
charge Of the music and last nien'
beautiful solos were rendered and the
entire program was exceptionally nne'
The Wheeling intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1903-1961, 1921-10-10
STORE BANDITS
ARE NOT CAUGHT.
DARING HoLD-UP STAGED shTUE.
DAY NIGHT IN KNAUss sToRE
Thieves Make Successful Getaway r
High Powered Car.

Ur until ,a'e last night pole" w"rH
unable to locate the two men who rob-
bed the E0Suss grocery store at No. *
Seventeenth street about "',.;"Ck sat
urday. after compelling John q knaues
tho proprietor. to hold up his hands at
tie point OF gun.
Tho two men drove up To the store
In blue-colorod Stutz automobile.
Walkirs into tho StCrr they demanded
Mr.. Knauss 70 hold up his hands. WIFI"
one covered him with revolver and
Tony Sam5o. n lG-year-old italian hoy.
tho other took $50 In cash AMI tw"
checks amounting to SO from the cash
register.
Chief Of Police Fred Frazier was no,i-
fed. and he with n squad OF men and
Sheriff Harry T. Clousr. accompanied
by three deputies. began search for
tho machine. All the surrounding towns
were notified. but tho bandits have not
been located.
The Wheeling intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1903-1961, 1921-10-10
Spriingdale Mans Head
Crushed in Mine Motor
five PACKETS DOCK
At WHARF SUNDAY

Business was lively at the local Whart
Yesterday. Five packets arrived ahs
four departed for points up ana down
IN. river. All were loaded TO tho guares
with shipments.
The first boat to arrive was the Gem
cral Wood. from Pittsburgh, enroute 70
Cincinnati. After sevetal hours spent
at tho local wharf che departed Al
O'Clock on her way down the river.
The Betsy Ann arrived at 10 O'Clock
from Pittsburgh. and after taxing On
shipments at the local wharf departed
shortly after noon on her way 10 Fof's'
mouth. ,
Tho General Pershing arrived at
o'clock from Charleston and after iyins
at the local wharf for several hours ae'
;arted Oh her way TO the Smoky City.
The steamer Liberty. which Is At pres
ert taking caro- OF the Senator |oT'
d!l.s trade, while the large packet Is
UNDERGOING repairs at the Point Pleas
ant docks. arrived yesterday afternoon
from Charleston After docking Tor
several hours she departed on her way
10 Pittsburgh.
The steamer Leroy scheduled TO ar
rive Saturday evening. did not arrive
until yesterday shortly before noon with
IN extremely large cargo consigned te
dealers in the whe"l!as district
ro-day's Boats.
One packet Is scheduled to leave tn'
local wharf this morning while one VII
arrive In this evening from down river
points.
The steamer Leroy will leave at ll:9'
o'clock this morning for Parksrsours
from where she will go up the MusKin
gum river to GAINESVILLE
The Helen E. VIII arrive 1t O'CLOCK
ms evening from her weekend trip e
New Natamoras.
Late last evening at the local whar
the gauge showed pool stage OF Zee
OF water. Reports coming from polnt
! M the river are that there Is poo
/ stage north OF this city.
The Wheeling intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1903-1961, 1921-10-10
HARRY BRAVERMAN
UNI Err $4,000 BOND
TOR WHEELING Term
WIN Face Trial Hero Charged with
Coneea.tng Assets-caught
In New York.

Harry Braverman, former partner ~
Sar,v". Tarr!s. with wtorl he operate"
the New York Cloak and SUI (""PH"H'
IL Wheeling concern. and "h" wa IN
d ,ctsd with Darris at the September
term Of United States court In MartihS-
burg. Was arrested In New Nork III!
on Saturday according to telegram re-
ceIved BY District Attorney stuart W.
Walker Rrave-man and parrls, wh"
took tho bankruptcy law some time ago
ara charged by the government win
conceaI.ng $In.0ho OF their assets from
the trustee In bankruptcy In their case
Braverman was arrested by agents
Of the Department OF Justice who haFo
been hunting him for weeks. and IS no"
out on $4,000 ball. His partner parV'S
with CONGRESSMAN Ben l.. RoSenpIo""''
his attorney. attending the reoen' ,srm
OF court at Martinsburg. and testitiea
before tho grand jury. District aCor'
ney Walker attempted 20 subpoena SRA
verman AZ that time. but was unable u
locate him.
Iosenb V. Gohecn. confidential clerk
to the district attorney, stated mat IL.
case will come up ~ the term o. court
10 be convened IN Wheeling on OctooeF
18th.
Another bankruptcy case % interest IN
the Wheeling section OF the state Is tha'
AGAINST Michael Politics. 4 Greek VINO
operated candy stor" IN wheeling
pr,or 70 1916. At that time he took the
bankrupt law. and, according TO the gov
eminent. concealed about $4,000 or MS
assets. After being indicted he lett tAc
state and eludcd the authorities until
short t!me ago. when he vas arrested NJ
Washington. Pa.
The Wheeling intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1903-1961, 1921-10-10
PYTHIANS ONLY

In another paper. It was stated taa.
the 'T-olored Oda Fellows opened thf'I
new hall on ChaplIne street Ihnr'i';
evening. This was nc: C"TTe't, 49, =
WAS the co!ored knights - FEth"'s'
owned and controlled by i!tn,"n* Hn'S
Thursday nights affair Wis ''' a''n ~,
Of four months drive among "'e W.
ored Pythiars. ..oo hv
Tho association was Incorporated nS
~. state OF West Virginia In Juno l9-l'
Tba hard Of directors Is as follows.
Trnmas ArrtnE.,n, president; Nrs. q.
A, banks, vi-o president; Ta"o turner
secretary: Earl Johnson. aSSis;""; SrS
rotary: Andy Rohiason. tr".*"r"r; j.. u
ert Clark. manager; L. N"rrii! Mrs'
Mary Taylor, Harry l.. Jones pE' L. :
Kennedy, Dr. G.. a. EankS.
The Wheeling intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1903-1961, 1921-10-10
IT'S A GRAND OLD REMEDY

You can't keep strong and well with
out sleep. Whether your rest is broken
by a painful hacking cough or Just an
annoying tickling In the throat, the
system becomes weakened and rundown.
Mrs. X. D. Drake. Childs Md. writes;
'.\fter an attack Of the 'fu' I was left
with a severe cough. Nothing relieved
me til used Foley's Honey and Tar.
which / can highly recommend. 1t
covers lrritated membranes with heal
Ing and soothing coating. loosens
lhlegm and clears air passages. Sold
eyerywhere.-Adv.