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WILL HONOR DEAD CoMRADE.
Company X. AoTth Regiment. to
Hold Memorial Services,

Company X. 107th Regiment, will
honor the memory OF Private Roger A.
Montgomery. a member of that unit, at
specia, services this afternoon at 4
o'clock in St. Luke's Church, 141st street
and Convent avenue.
Private Montgomery was killed Sep
tember 20 in the battle of Guiliemont
Farm In a hand to hand combat with
German who had wounded his
"bunkie" mate. The fight was with
knives. Montgomery was 20 years old
anc before enlistment was an assistant
cashier OF the Seaboard National Bank,
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OUTGOING STEAMSHIPS,
INCOMING STEAMSHIPS.

Due to-day.
SIS La Lorraine, Havre, May q.
IS Polar Sea, ST. Nazaire. May 9.
SIS Johanna. Falmouth. May ..
sa Dorothy. HAvre. May 8.
Ss Muskogee. Antwerp. May 10.
SIS Bowie, Manchester. May II.
s. SarRnac. Barry. May II.
So Nordick. Shields. May u.
Sc K. l. Lucksnbsch, bordeaux. May II.
SIS Annoy. Barry. May 10.
IS West fucker, Queenstown. May Ii.
ss Georgia. Gibraltar. May Is.
SIS Tordenskiold. Gibraltar, May 1s.
80 Hudson Maru. Gibraltar, May 49,.
s. s. S Me:t Na faSs M Antwsrp May H.
SsBayonne Gibraltar. May L.
IS Arundo. Cardiff, May II.
SIS Kumeric. Liverpool, May IT.
SIS osawatomie. Plymouth. May 10.
IS Nigartstan. Falmouth, May Is
Z: Vest cor1 9la'' eisT Sss May II. H.
IS Sneford, Shields. May II.
Due Tomorrow.
:: Graf Graf w sHs,, n. g.ss1 Msy
SIS 81. Louis, Brest. May %.
:: yoiSn,ss5. Plymouth, Nay -.
So Caller, Antwerp. May 49,
So Alexander Ktelland. Nantes, May Is.
IS City Of Edinburgh, London, May ~.
IS Norfolk. Bordeaux, May IS.
Due Tuesday.
SIS Canada. Msrseilles, May IL.
Sc Argentina Marseilles, May II.
SIS Troy, Brest, May %
Cruiser Frederick, Brest. May 23.
SIS Patricia, Brest. May g.
IS West Humhaw, Plymouth, Nay lg
SIS Parthian, Fayal. MAY IS.
IS Mormugas. Lisbon, May 10.
IS Invincible. London May ~.
SO Alamo, Galveston. May ~.
SIS FL Captain, Galveston, May Is.
Bs Concho, Galveston, May 20.
Due Wednesday
SIS Pannonia, Marseilles, May q.
SIS Idaho. Hull. May p.
SIS Strinda, Antwerp, May 20.
IS Port Nicholson. London. May u
Sc Wallowa, Bordeaux. Nay 81
SIS Rion. Fayal, May %.
Sc City of Benares Gibraltar, Nav n.
PARCEL POST MAIL:
Great Britain. Ireland. Egypt and Britis
at { A. NJ. June 6, SIS. Cedric
France. Algeria and Tunis-Closs at g.:
A. NJ. June 4, SIS. La Lorraine.
Gibraltar and ltaly-Close at A. NJ. Jun
., SIS. Europa.
Liberia--Glose at A. NJ. June 4. Is. shonr,
Portugal-Close at A. M. June g. IN
6orbea Mendi; A. NJ. June T. SIS. auke
Bridge.
Belgium and Luxemburs-Closs at s A. n
June -, SIS. Lancastrian.
Union OF South Afrca-Close at 10 A. N
June 5, SIS. Clan Macquarrie.
sweden-ciose at 0:3O A. NJ. June s, 81
Stockholm.
iceisnd-Close at 10 A. N. June 8, 81
Lag arfoss.
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ADMINISTRATION. MAY 81.

ADMINISTRATOR MAY IL.
Sc Louisville. Brest, May 20.
U. 8. s. Pueblo, Brest Maybe.
Sc Rotterdam, Plymouth. May q.
SIS Lancaster. Bordeaux, May 10.
Sc Carmania. Liverpool. May n.
IS Btornstjerne Bjornson, Rotterdam, Mar 10
IS Ingold, Rotterdam. May II.
IS Hwah Jeh. Rotterdam, May
SIS Gogsjo. Bergen. May is.
SIS Jacques Cartier. Havre, May,ls.
Ss Waimate. Falmouth, May Is.
Sc Kiowa. Cardiff. May "A.
Sc Bayonne, Gibraltar. May 15.
Sc New York City. Bristol. May IT,
IS Djember. Sourabsya, March 2s.
S. Harold Walker, Lobos. May a.
Ss Philadelphia, San Juan. May %.
IS Aliancia, Cristoba May rs.
Sc Sabine Macoris. May a.
Sc Ruby. Tunis, May Z.
SIS Thomas L. Wand, Bluefelds, May Il.
SIS Coast, Port Arthur. May %.
Ss jamestown, Norfolk. May 80.
SIS Mohawk, Jacksonville. Nay IS
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ART AUCTIONS.
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ARRIVED FROM NEW YORK

SIS Olivant. at Port Elizabeth.
Is Terrier. at Christiansand.
Sc Eieuw Amsterdam. at Rotterdam.
Sc Baygola. at Rotterdam.
IS Alfalfa, al Bordeaux.
IS Dunston, at Para.
SIS Cuthbert, at Para.
IS Evelyn. ut La Verdon.
Ss Genesee, at Sunderland.
Sc Issaduena, at Baltimore.
IS Western Hero. at Baltimore.
SIS America. ut Gibraltar.
SIS Nordland. at Antwerp.
IS Muskogee, at Port Eads.
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sAILEp-roR NEW YORK

Ss Byron. from Barbados.
IS Glen White. from 81. Lucia.
SIS Nasari. from Bahia.
SIS Tsuruga Maru. from Bary.
s. Nsneric, from Colombo.
SIS Tunica, from Gibr altar.
IS Federal. from Antwerp.
IS Reresan. from Barbados.
IS City of Atlanta. from Savannah.
, 1919-11-29

London, Nov. oath. indications of
tragic losses to stockmen ard farmers
are given by the Daily Mails Sydney, N.
5. w., correspondent in a despatch in
which he cites instances of dwindling
stock, as a result of the drought of 81.
900 sheep or one farm only 5000 have
survived, while on another 5000 have
dropped to 800, and elsewhere so, 600
head Of beef cattle have dWindled to Is,
900. These losses, the CORES pondent
continues, are typical of the large es-
tates, but the losses Of the small farmers
are commensurate, and their cases are
pathetic. An official estimate of the
coming wheat harvest for the whole
Common Wealth is 40, 600, 600 as com
pared with 179, 600, 600 bushels last year.
Rome, Nov. 24th.-M Tomasso Tittoni,
the Italian Foreign Minister, has resign
ed and NJ. Victoria S~ciaIcia, Minister
without portfolio, has been named to
succeed him, according to the ''Eppca'.
Dublin, Nov. 23rd. Official notice was
given here oday that no more prisoners
will be liberated continually, or uncon-
d~ltIonally for hunger striking, and that
hunger strikes must themselves be re-
spOnSihle for the consequences of their
acts. II was also announced that there
would be no further ameIioration of the
prison treatment given any prisoners
convicted under the defence Of the
Realm Ace. This notice is regarded very
seriously il Irish political circles.
Cairo, Nov. 18th. Field Marshal Al
lenby has requesed four prominent Egyp-
tians in the Nationalist movement, IN
Guiding the Jcal president of the Nation
aIists, Mahmoud Pasha SuIiman, TO leave
the city and retire to their provincial
estates. All Of them have decided to
ignore this request.
London. Nov. 25th. Sugar in stock on
the 22nd. inst. was SO, 600 tons. Last
year 207, 600 tons.
FOR SAL e
, 1919-11-29

AbS VI llIC Ol1NSISIIy VI NIODlI6dI, U6IlGI
known as Laval University, Montreal,
was destroyed by ire early this morning.
The damage d ne is estimated at $500,
600, covered by insurance. The cause
Of the Ere has not been definitely settled,
but a smoking cCpcprt was held in the
building on Saturday evening, and ii is
thought by the fremen THAI lighted ci-
garette butts may have been lief. around
after the smoker.
London, Nov. 2}rd.-The Government
has directed the Pacific Steam Naviga-
ton Co. 10 take charge of the German
ships, both steam and sailing Vessels,
which were interred in Chile during the
war. II IS officially announced that the
ex-German liner f'Vaterland", later the
transport 'LeViathan', has been assign
ed to the American Line and tnat ii is
proposed to put he" on the S0utham lion
10 New York sci vice.
Rome, Nov. 22nd. -Disapproval of
Captain ~DannInzso's expedition against
cara is expected by the entire press of
Italy. Major Giuriati, an Italian officer
who mas been witt the forces along the
Dalmatian coast. has arrived and has
distributed to the press a statement say
ing that D%annunZio's act was necessary
because he feareo Italy would withdraw
her troops from CARA and leave the city
ct the mercy OF the Jugo-SIavs.
Toxic, Nov. 18th -ViscOunt Ishii, for
mer Japanese Ambassador to the United
Statesf commenting today in the Asahi
on the reservat on adopted by the Uni
ted States Senate On tile clause in the
German treaty concerning Shantung,
said he doubted whether the other pow
ers would approve the reservation. The
Senate's action, h declared, would proba-
bly, revive the diplomatic spirits of the
Chinese who have lately evinced an in
climatic to open negotiations with the
Japanese. The reservation will have
no practical effe t on the Shantung sit
u~ation, since all tire rights are in the
hands of Japan, and the questi q hard
ly can be submitted to the League of
Nations. Viscount I2hii continued: The
only effect America obtains is the good
will OF China. s However the reser-
valion may pace an obstacle in the way
OF the ChlnO-Japanese relations, result
ing in an u~nfayOurable situation, bOth
for China and Japan as well as or
America in the Far East.
Tsingta0, Shantung Peninsula, Nov.
l9th.-The Japanese residents of Using
toa after a warm debate have sent a
memorial to the EGovernment at Toxic,
declaring that they will not surrender
the rjUhrS thpV nave acuuirpd in S~hantunO
The Wheeling intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1903-1961, 1919-06-03
.DAHNA TEMPLE BOAT
EXCURSION TONIGHT

Dahna Tcmplc. Dramatic Order
knights OF Khorsssan, better known as
tho Dokics. will give an excursion on
The Verne Swain tonight. the boat lie W.
ing the wharf at ! u'Cl,,ck and return
ing Al 1870.
At 1880 o'clock. before the boat
Icarcs. the brigands will give an cNl-
bition drill. under Capt. Frank Lisby.
on Twelfth street. between Main ana
Market streets.
Various forms Of entertainment will
oc provided for tho cXcursionists on the
boat and the new Dokic song Will DC
sung by tho lodge members as chorus
for tho first time.
Tho song is full Of snap and the me-
lodious voices Of tho Dokics will do IT
justice The following are the words:
I am glad ! am A Dokey.
Because il seems to me
I'm a better fellow every way
Than what / used to h".
II sncms was afraid 10 smile.
Until ! Joined tho "Dokcs:"
Now whom trials and trbulations come
treat them all as jokes.
Sure. Doket have their troubles,
Rut lay them on the shelf
They help tho other follow.
And never think OF self.
You never saw a single Dokc.
Or n Doki" with a wife.
Have the blues" or 'grumblcs;'
they smile their way through life
The Wheeling intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1903-1961, 1919-06-03
L|HSLEY CADETS
IN COMPET|TVE
DRILL MONDAY
COMPANY B. WINS PRIZE IN CON-
TEST WITH COMPANY A.
Drill was witnessed by Large Crowd
Including Many Oirchargcd Soldiers.

Drill was witnessed by Large Crowd
Including Many Oirchargcd Soldiers.
4 competitive drill WAS hold ycstrr-
dav afternoon hv the cadets or inc Inns
" Institute at Fifteenth street. between
Eoff and thaplinc strctS. Companies
4. and B. participated IN the drlIi "h'Vh
resulted In Company b.. Commandcd by
Captain Werner Hadnrn. winning INT
cOInrs
Tho drill was attended by quito
number Of. relatives and friends OF tho
Cadets Many discharged soldiers, SAIL
: ors and Marines gathered at Tho scene
IN wines tho work Of IN" Cadets. This
was INC first opportunity these boys had
had TO sec others Dir u. Nh"n Such
thing was To ho hold heretofore thcS'
boys wcrc always in line having this
physical torture drilled mi" 'h'H >"
much that they lay awake on tnr't
hunks Al night and hear some or the
other hovs. who wcr" in drcamland' call
inr oui the cadence. |. ). ). T. etc.
until they would fall asleep hearing the
drawl commands.
COMPANIES \. Is. and {. participated.
hut tho przc contest was between conn
panics \. and T. ms company { IS com
roscd of Younger would be soldiers nv
drill consisted of battalion and company
moycmCnts Major Chester Mcnkcmil-
tain werner Hadorn in charge Of COM
many B.. Captain Donald Sinclair IN
charge of company A.. and company G.
was commanded by Lieutenant James
watkins.
! Lieut.. Guy Holder. C"mmandant OF
the Institute. reviewed the nattah"h'
which was followed by several hours
OF drill. ,;,,
I cadet Thomas Joseph. Of Martins
Ferry. won the gold medal for winning
IN cbiggcst majority Of the competi'ivc
drills during tho year and also won the
silver medal for the best drilled cadet IN
Yesterdays review. A. a. Moore "o"
second place. c,,.
r, private Erwin Schultz Of Park View
was first and Robert c. Hazlctt second
A canopy covered tho sidewalk and ada
cd greatly to the comfort of the spfC'a
tors.
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only Awning Makers In wheeling.
wheeling Tent o Awning %.
COUNTY COURT
Marriage Licenses

Marriage hicenses
George Albert Burt %, and Beatrice
D. G. Hanlin. II. both Of Wheeling.
Adolph Janda. Jr.., 50. Of Detroit, and
Bessie Scn,andIc. 81. OF Cleveland.
Joseph VIM. Brode. Is, and Anna Nj.
l.. Baker. %. both OF Wheeling.
Nicola Rcnzcllo. 20. and Filomcna
Rudolf. Is. both cf Bcnwood.
Deeds Piled
Decd dated April 26. 1919. Louis Met
zcr Ct al TO Edward Meteor. Parcel or
real estate in tho Jon1than Ian" addt-
ticn to city. $40 and other valuable
considerations.
Deed dated May 81. 1919. Wilbur f.
Stone 10 George W. Young. Parcel or
land on Virginia avenue. 1sltnd. SlO
and other vIIuThlc Gems 'dcratit ms.
Decd dated May IS. 1919. Franz HiEgs
and -. NJ. Thornhurg 10 Charles w:
Organ Lot in Elm Grove. $40 and
other valuable considerations.
Decd dated December II. 1919. Secur-
ity Trus, CO. to Hcrv"y f.. C'rtcr. Far
col Of real estate in Triadelrhia district.
$ln and other vnlIahi" ConSidcraiir ms.
Decd dated May Is. 1919, David a.
Morgan and Elizabeth Louise MORGAN.
his wife. TO c. \. Troclcr. Parcel OF
ground IN w"st side Of North Huron
street. $40 and other valuable cons'd-
Craiirne. =,
Decd Gated May :. 1919. Edna NJ. Ham
iltcn and G ifford n. Hamilton. hcr nus"
band. 10 Dnrr1nss Vase. ron"rfy IN
Triadclrhia district. $40 and ether VAL
liable considerations.
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,.hc old-fashioned taste-aad effect
a sample will be hurried to the state
house. addressed to one OF the state
chemists.
If il measures more than cne-half OF
| per cent in alcohol the hand Of the law
will fall heavily on its maker. federal
law. pending enactment. OF state dry en-
foTccmcnt legislation. will see to that,
according to the liquor commission.
II the added ingredient Is non-alco-
holic but still has punch that bears
investigation. the dairy and food divi-
sion Of the state department of aglicul-
ture will give it the double o.
Anything found injurious to health
will be crossed off the allowed-to-sell
list. according to T. c. Gault, head or
the dairy and food division.
The Wheeling intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1903-1961, 1919-06-03
THREE SOUTH SIDE
YOUTHS IN BAD

Th:,c South Side fighters made their
appearance in police court yesterday
morning. being charged with disorderly
conduct During tho hearing evidence
was developed that tho three mon had
held up and robbed another South Slider
Of s26 They were held for tho state on
q huld-up charge.
John Cupsky. Roscoe Hickman and j..
Bowman wcrc tho offenders. They were
arrested Sunday evening on South Mar
kct street by Officers Flcichner and
Cole on tho complaint of Linsly Kenny.
Of Moundsvile. who claimed that the
three had held him up and robbed him OF
the ..26. Tho officers said that there
was general fight underway when they
made their appearance.
The Wheeling intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1903-1961, 1919-06-03
DRY" DICKS ARE ON
The JOB IN OHIO

Putting a dash o this and shot o
that in ncar-brer and other temperance
beverages TO ,-:vc en- kick is apt to
get some one INTO trouble.
That's tip from the state ltauo- IL
cense commission Ohio will be dry as
the Sahara IL il has its way.
Inspectors will BE- on the qui vivc.
II an ingenious barkeeper tries to make
q hit with his customers bv having
something on the side TO give hts stun
The Wheeling intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1903-1961, 1919-06-03
Lots Of things, like horse-radish and

Lots Of things, Ike horse-radlsh and
quinine and hair tonic and tomato sauce,
may be good for what ails You when
taken alone. but may put you under the
table when Quaffed with near-becr. he
says.
The proposed dry-enforcemenl bill has
provision for the licensing OF soft-drink
cmporiuns and states just what kind OF
cooling drinks may be sold.
AS inspectors. with their Keen ''cns"
of taste-and smell-SirSle out ""cr-
boten" stimulantS, notice will be SOM
b. oadcnst TO that effect.
II looks as il Ohio thirsty souls will
have to put up with unadulterated near
beer, pop ginger-ale and Other liquids
that may make them long for the good
old days.
The Wheeling intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1903-1961, 1919-06-03
JULIA CuLP
woman Sopgstress Obtains DIVORCE
and Becomes Mrs. Ginsfy.

Readers of Tho IntcllIgcn""r VIII Dc
interested in tho statement That MINI.
Julia CuIp has obtained diNorr' rom
her German husband and has married
wealthy Bohemian manufactured
named GInsky Nine. Culn is a. na''Ic
OF Holland. She has appeared in Wheel
ing a number Of times in tho series u
concerts produced under the erection
of the University Club.
The Wheeling intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1903-1961, 1919-06-03
SLEEP SOUND
ON YOUR BEDS

Use COLEMAN'S BUG
KILLER, an unusually pow
erful bug destruction that
quickly rids the beds of bugs
and permits of good sleep.
Nothing else like it-none so
good. We say so and so do
scores of satisfied users in
this city.
The Wheeling intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1903-1961, 1919-06-03
Bathin g Caps
Of Style and Boauty

no beach, lake Or river
equipment is complete with
out bathing suit and bathing
cap. Bathing caps are offered
this year in the newest
styles and in tho greatest
beauty of effect. Pretty trims,
novel colors, wo1l ,rful COM
bina.ioa creations. There's a
dandy assortment now. They
are all individual and of
course all highly desirable, so
to get yours be sure to pick it
out at once. Get something
different and better than your
friends. Prices are certainly
very low for these fine caps.
The Wheeling intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1903-1961, 1919-06-03

pconI. cvcrywhcre speak We'll OF
Chamhcrlains' Tablets. II you arc trou-
hIcd with indigestion or constipation
give them a trial. You are certain 10
he benefited by them. For sale by all
dealers.
The Wheeling intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1903-1961, 1919-06-03
CLEAN UP THAT
OLD STRAW HAT

Straw hat season is here. You
want to be ahead of the game
with new headg.ar. Bring out
the" old straw and clean it up
with some of our STRAW
HAT CLEANER. It will
make the old hat bright and
new and save you the cost of
a brand new one. 1Oc.
The Wheeling intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1903-1961, 1919-06-03
Many Novel Mo dels
Among These Envel-
ope Chemise

Envelope Chemises made of
nainsook, embroidered edge,
good full cut; sale price. .5Sc
Envelope Chemises made of
fine quality nainsook with lace
and embroidery tri nj nj / ne,
round, square or N-necks; sale
price .$2.19
Fine Nainsook Chemises with
yokes, front and back of en-
broidery, organdie and Nalen-
eiennes lace, others have medal
lions and insertion and other
The Wheeling intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1903-1961, 1919-06-03
Great June Sale of White Has
Successful Opening

THE Great off yesterday with rush that agu
ftent We believe that IN
offered such notable values featuring TINS
However,
shopping for Undmusl secure uch ote
the
Indernusn which will continue through the month
The Wheeling intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1903-1961, 1919-06-03

broidery, insertion and ribbon
beading, short sleeves with en-
broidered edge, all sizes; sale
price ............... LOO
Slip-Over Night Gowns in
nainsook in many pretty styles,
round, square or V-neck trim
med with embroidered organdie
medallions, lace and ribbon run
beading; sale price. $3.50
Other Night Gowns up to
So. 20.
The Wheeling intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1903-1961, 1919-06-03
Piquantly Attractive
White Skirts

White Cambria Skirts in a
dozen different styles, beauti-
fully designed with flare
Bflounces or with deep ruffles of
embroidery, Valenciennes lace
insertion; sale price .9Sf
White Skirts of good quality
cambria deliberately trimmed
with rows of lace insertion and
edges. organdie bands and pam
els, others have flounces of i'm
ported embroidery and some
have insertion and tucks; sale
price .....-...........$1.49
Fine Cambria Skirts in a
dozen models with no end to the
beautiful trimmings such as
lace, ruffles, flounces, embroid-
cry, beading, medallions and
lots of touches that make these
exceptional values; sale
price .$1.9S
Other Skirts up to $1,000
The Wheeling intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1903-1961, 1919-06-03
You'll Sleep Better for.
Wearing One of These
Night Gowns

Nainsook Night Gowns in
slip-over styles, full cut, well
made. neck and sleeves finished
with embroidery edge, ribbon
run; sale price ...... .9Sf
Nainsook Night Gowns in
slip-over style, V-neck, front
and back trimmed with en-
The Wheeling intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1903-1961, 1919-06-03
Choose, French Lingerie
Here at American Prices

here at AMeTlCdu 1I1CeS
Fresh Corset Covers of beau
tiful material and design; sale
price ............. .$I.oS
French Chemises of dainty
fabrics, strap and cut armhole
models in the newest patterns
and hand work; sale price
$2.9S to. S4-SS
French Night Gowns of won
derful material and workman
ship; sale price $3.50
to .................. .$22.SO
French Drawers of excellent
cut, trimmed with embroidery;
sale price ...$3.SO
French Embroidered Skirts
in exquisite designs and work
manShip; sale price $3.9S
to .$7.SS
The Wheeling intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1903-1961, 1919-06-03

touches of trimming; sale
price .......... .OoS
Other Envelope Chemises
to SOS.
Excellently Made Main
sock Corset Covers
Lot of Corset Covers made Of
nainsook with lace and en-
broidery yokes, others have rib
bon run embroidery edges
adjoining both front and back;
sale price .49$
Nainsook Corset Covers in a
wide range of style and trim
ming, with embroidery and
Valencicnnes lace both front
and back. some with front and
back yokeS of embroidery, all
have ribbon; sale price. .S9c
Fine Nainsook Corset Covers
with beautifully trimmed fronts
and backs, lace, embroidery and
rib bon establishment; sale
price ............... go. SA.OV
Other Corset Covers up to
S1.SC.
New Britain herald., 1919-10-28
WASHINGTON HOPEFUL
 OF AYERTING STRIKE
Thinks Postponement, if Not Cancellation, of Saturdays
 WalkOut is Possible.

Washington, D. C., Oct. 28.- Hope was expressed in official quar- ters that the soft coal strike set for Saturday would be postponed if not called off
 Announcement that John l.. Lewis, president of the United Mine Work CTS of America, had summoned mem bers of the full scale committee to meet the international executive board at Indianapolis tomorrow was accept ed as an indication that President Wilson's command to the miners or ganization not to plunge the country into industrial chaos might be heed ed.
 In full belief that officers of the international body who ordered the strike have power to stop it govern nent officials awaited the next steI which must come from the miners Confidential reports from the centra coal field territory indicated, it was said, that not all of the mining army of more than half a million mer would quit work
 Steps to be taken by the govern. ment to deal with the strike, if il takes place, will be considered final ly today at a meeting of the cabinet There was a more hopeful view ir cabinet circles, but this did not alter the governme determination to be ready with all it's machinery to mee1 the situation if the miners quit
 Meanwhile the railroad administra. ton continued it's efforts to expedite movement of coal from the mines by ordering all coal not unlOaded by owners within A hours to be dumped on the ground so as to release cars for their imm ediate return to the fields. The office of Director Gen. eral Hines denied that orders had been issued for confiscation of coa for operation of trains.