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W. S. & |. Stockholders
Annual Meeting at z P. NJ.
Scssion Will Be Hold To-day In Corpor'
ntion'a oItces-Last Ycaz Big
Ono for Organization,

The annual meeting OF the Wheeling
St.oI and IRON cnn!i,auy Stockholders
Will h,. held IN the firms Offices this
Afternoon NJ o'rl'"h.
/. x crr.ra.t:h tha' reports III.
shnx Ma: H.. corporation las i'asS"d
,n-ni;ch H.. :.os, successful %"ar IN i;s
history. ;'a lie ilant VAS '"r many
rnnr,hs last ;"ac "prr&I"d GrH an"
night IN ti!iHE WAT orders
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WounG.d (drrrrr un''rt"rmln"dl: az
Wounded slightly. ............:... "
. .r,,,, ........ 81
Woundcd Degree UCdeter1nined).
captains:
Harry II Barnhaii. Lebanon. Pa.
Robert l.. Walsh New York. y. J.
Howard torNcal Shaw. MillrIll". y. =
Srrecnnt$: 80,
.Iam,s T. k"cfr. SoG,h Er"wn>"il!'.
r.
Gerald W. Murray. Pittsburgh. IA.
Reuben NJ. Thompson. Pittsburgh. Ia
Earl l.. Weber. Canton. ONO.
trrpnral*;
Frank Anthony l.rr"r. pittsburgh. Pa
Joseph l'rll,:ch"r. Pittsburgh. Pa
Hurry Nnlkwrin. i;tshurEh. Pa
Otto @. Lleving, Letart, W. va
RInrtin J. D'TooIc. IiCadd"ck. Pa.
rrivntHa:
Sherman r. Walters. l.Hk"view, Ono
Zachary Bailey, Berwind, W. va.
Clvdc f. GcSs. Barbcrton. Ohio.
Iam"s Leone. Charleroi. Pa
Roy T.. Mathews. Warren. Ohio.
Joscuh ". Collins. Cleveland. Ohio.
Charles E. Pratt, Brilliant, Ohio.
william okcl Tha1ton, Sissouville, W.
Va.
William II Tyson. Akron. Ohio.
Nicholas Wpnlslaycr. Beaver FAILS,
Pa.
Roy II. Richards, Oil City. Pa
Frank W SALESMAN. Eric. Pa
Charles W. BnlI!ngcr. NV Castle. Pa
William Bonar, Mouudsviue, W. Va.
Charles l.. Granfcll. Dcnnlsnn. Ohio.
Charles krieH. Pittsburgh. Pa
John Sliwinskl, Pittsburgh. Pa
Albert Thomas, Clay, ". VA.
Francis W. Warner, Charleston, ".
W.
wounded Slightly.
Captains: ,,;
David Oscar HcllInser. Grover Hill.
Ohio.
julius O. Sa1lec. Baltimore. OHIO.
Edger r. Turner. La1ollcttc, Tenn
LeutcnantS:
Clarence Q. Dcvorc, Mononsahcla, .FA
Ludlic !. 1-auEhlinL Pittsburgh. Pa.
Corporals:
william A Thompson, Beckley, ". va
Joseph Kucharczyk. Cleveland. Ohio.
Lacy p. 1atolIf1e, Cru1n, W. Va
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TWO DECLARANTS

Two drclarants took out first r!i zen
ship papers yesterday at th" federal
building. They were: karnl 1aw"rSkI.
aged - years. a. millwnrkrr. horn in
Russia. now living ut 1857 f"I street.
city. and Matte Barbarich. aged 81
years a mllwnrk"r. born IN Austria.
and now living 1T IS, Marshal! &n6
Bcnwood.
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Died From WoIlds.
list CT WOUNDED

--LcI TX ~ ONohA
wouadcd (Dnsrco Undetcrmtncd).
Ia.
IaptHjns-.
L." e. T"u"H. I'i',im"nl. Nj"
kulrh j.. Trn"y. san Francisco. TAI.
Ray L.. hr"NiIis;rr. tIcNHtn. WIS.
Everett q. Sm:;h. Fall Hirrr. Mass
i.iautUnhnt*---
John ". Srl,tnpr. Pittsburgh. IN.
Donald VI. sigh. ''niulnhuS. -.
SCrGrantS.
Hurry T.. ,'!ark". Nltoona. Pa
Luigi Zarpar,!in". N"YE:"lrwn. -
Karl Roman Kaiser. F.lyria. q.
william ]. Trail, Union, w. Va.
rurp"r;,lS---
Andrew F. Purman, wnyaeseurs, Pa.
Troy Carroll. I'uluInhuS. O.
huihony Billy. cleveland. o.
Ralph ". t;nlIln-. Nckrc's i;"cks. IA.
iIyman Miller. Cleveland. ..
Bailey c. Lighr, GerTnrtlstoHu, ". va.
Frank Mcllnway. Columbus. q.
Privat"s---
william Mildred Stafford, Morgan
town, W. Va.
William. TIL. Cant"n. q.
Dimitrios NJ. Zanettullcs, ~eirton,
". VI.
Richard craldock, Lake, VI. Va
WllIu Darby, Kayford, w. Va.
Franklin Defining. Cleveland. -.
omcz K. Morgan, Worthingtou, ".
Va.
John Roberts, Kitchen, ". Va.
Thomas Ross, littshurGh. Pa.
Lawrence G. sw1sher, catawba, W.
Va.
Aztec p. venting, PEW Paw, W. Va
Leroy Rankin. New Brighton. Ia.
Henry Schwartz. Pittsburgh, rn-
Kwiryn Szar7rach. Pittsburgh. IA
S,"rhcn Rayus. l~orain. ohio.
Floyd McEelvcy, ClarinEton, Ohio.
f," Rriil"J"w%ki. Cl"v"laEd. OHIO.
John J. Campbell. Jrw"i't. Ohio.
John + Cnmk. Pittsburgh. Pa
Janncs T. Mahnn. Cleveland. Ohio.
1irrhcrt Clarence Miller. Pittsburgh.
Pm
wIunm z. williams, Shady sprtnss,
". Va
wounded eighty.
Major:
Rnhcr, f. shackclford. University Of
Virginia.
Captains:
Lewis u. Carpenter. Colorado Springs.
Colo.
Joseph NJ. Simpson, San Antonio. Tex
Lirutr nant:
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pcrted Missing II Ac.tol.
JriNhi"S.
Uahairk. Meyer. Cl"""'"nd. ~:
wouaded Slightly. PCcTtoNt1y Re-
ported BLESSING Ill Action.

Prvairs.
Rahairk, Meyer. Cl"v"!and. ~:
wouaded slightly. P-cvtoNt1y Re
ported M!EsinY Ill Action.
IrvaIra.
Grau.:. William, Tas.ailT 'l''!"n!
ohio.
Welsh. ruy i. Ea>. !',l""'iH". -.
wounded (Dcgreo Urdete1-:ltrcd),
-. Previously Reported Tssting
In Ect!oa.
r"rr"r"ls
orlie.. .fam"~. Cleveland. -
Hoca. James 81. Carleton. W. N.
rri!;L"..
CARRIERS. I";,n :. r.;i.h,rSh. IN.
Rc:rrn<a To Du;;, previously &c
ported Missing Il Action.
rri,*'":.
RrmI.raw J"!:. T. Pii::hur:h. ~.
E"sniSk". ls%y. canton. -.
i;u';..r i.nwrrnr" NJ. Tr."nt"wn. Ia
Killed T. hct.on. Previously &c
ro:-:t IGt:s..;:sa;. IL Act on.
t'urpr"..i
Miller fred C. Fslzl:o1t, ". TE.
Died OF wounds. Previously Re-
r2,t:G Missing Il Action.
u!i~n. D?ri"l i. Johns: 'wn. IA.
won:Gc+I Severely. Previously Ee-
pcrte:: TLsEtIG IT. A:7Ioa.
rri."'"%.
E;sn;t". EH"jli> Wn"'r:'n. g.
wounded Slightly, Previously Re-
ported Kissing II. Action.
FRI, N:".
Linton, I:nba:t Ii. plur. X. Va.
i'nwiirhi .I1lL5 ''trv,.i"n,l :"
SIc;: IN 11osu,trl. Frc",r@:!y &c
ported Tri=S,Ec =. -C.iou
-'"iya',".
i'i";sir. InI.ns. rn"nG"'""u. II.
E:t'@7:ra tn DIZZY, F=cr!c:-!y Re-
pc"5c; T1ias:nE L. Action.
"ri,a..s.
i:ar:k.. Ir:....,', Cleveland. ..
Harold y. ali. .,',.ni,". q.
22l2h =. Io@:7, Eaut cln=ksrarg
q. Va
; william .. M"cks. E,ri,"-:on y.
.'":n,,. >,ir"" =. Eric. Re
Waite" nl:'u'l. A.sh:nlJul:. :,
stanley r"karck. rlcv~lanH -.
! Milo &. N:i;rr. Columbus. g.
: Parker WilE 'ne,.u. .Ir.. Akron. ..
NIGHT LIST
:. III" f"i.'"!m.; rrHuul,ir. :;c reported
. BY She ".'@E1rEh;aG rcnrrnI % In
, hr'"ri' nI "N;mri..io:iary forces:
; k;l!"d ~ nr:;'r observation-disclosures!
! Di"d f-nIn wnrnlS ........ ..........
! ni'', frog. acc:Icmt ami ":;:"r ,~,asrs
/ iE'n ~ G.&rtf' ......... ........ !.
M;:=in. III AZ; 81. ..................
! Teal .................... ....... !.
Killed II Action.
: r"i'ai'. .ln*"?'l +. Pap. cleveland
! Ohio.
! Died From Wo1zda.
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DRY GOODS.

EETV YORK. Feb. "!---Nrw rr'-"e
nam! on Gcn'rs wrr" m = bass -
81 ,cr'a for @"ns eaton r""f?', a1d
warns were quiet. nr'ss gods ~"
h"urht n small nu7nt''"@ f"r April
md Nay Iriirrri"s. Jaw six "nS
..u;.. ~ith prizes = it'll" "a:.'r.
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PriVAtcs:
Elisha Smith, huntington, ". ~
William Schcll. Oil City. Pa
wilbur r. Mathony, HArHsvH1e, ".
Va.
Louis \. weyGand, Erie. Pa
William ]. BiGelow. Massillon. Ohio
Paul W. Baker. Columbus. Ohio.
Frank Perry, Ramage, ". Va
Joe Pinosky. Cleveland, Ohio.
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PETROLEUM.

rr,. .rlTY. VA. i''h. "I.~-EErd!t pa
,,.ce {. Runs. l7I.f@N: average, ~
NO SN!yrIrrtS, :rn. las; average"
4HHl.
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NEW YORK CURE MARKET

WHEELING. ". Va. Feb. 81. -.
FURNISHED Tho I"'"!ltg"nc"r ~ ~ T..
Mnstcn Il Co.. M mh"rs 81 IN" n" Mr a
ing. wheeling. ". Va. - .--
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New York Cotton Market

WHEELING. W. Va. Feb. q. ~.
Er,rnl.hrl Tn, Intelligence" by y. f..
M,.lru !; Co.. members If n" New York
.,ci; Exchange. NLu"nal Ha"k Build
M. Wheeling, W. Va.
S'-.... >-. tI;.,L : I,w Close
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curb Mtniu& Stocks
Standard Oil Subsidiary Stock

VyIItI,lN,i. ". Va. t'rh. -. -
r,uru;sa.d rmr lay .!ls"rc'r 10y a. l..
Ma:-i,n Y a.. !a'';ui"'rS -, ~ -" 80 "
49, t.~rs.o,ir. National Bank Bu!C-
i:.y, "-hc.Nu6. ". Va
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Outside Matu~ Stocks.
session COPPER STOCK

W;IE:El.I%G. ". ~. - 81, -
Fur..,.G.ri The lm'"it.s.!.,.r b. y. H.
.!,s;..u X Co. n";;is'''r> u: t;v D,SlS'l
-:,,,,, I.<yi,o,,.;n. Eaiivaa. E.,:IN Luna-
,n,. Wh,."liug. ". Va.
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n. STOCK EXCHANGE

u-t,h,r,rlSCi. W. Va. Feb. -. ~. -
Furnished The imteiliSei'SSs' Scw YorA
S cas- t,Scs,anss. National bi'nS 11nt
SO Enssitng' IS. Va Louis r. bF'A''u'
A, o.,,l,p, PARTNER. ----.-.
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PITTSBURGH STOCKS

WHEELING. W. Va. F'"h =. -.
Fu-,l,.hr, The Iu:"li'E"nc"r ~ y. l..
N.>,.-n y 70. members Of the t.,iShGfSH
S,...k Exchange" Nal!"uaI EInK Bu!!u-
,,,.~ N.!.,.,!ag. ~. VI.
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STOCKS AND BONDS.

Rca.r, l.. Stewart, Cleveland, Ohio,
S"5E8nn:s,
Nacnn"r~:
george \. K.auskroupf. GAINESVILLE
Ohio.
l!a.r" &. !'"li Clarion. tn.
Clnrcncc Elmer Nutter, Birch Run, W..
Va.
limos T. Rutl"dgC. J"hnstoTn. IA
V-,iIjn;u ". Wrhh Williamsburg. Pa.
walter T. $tucfcl. Pittsburgh ia.
Lawrence u. Mclaughlin, Franhford,
". Va. ,,.,.
naluh Rose N'cndnli. GAINESVILLE. Ohio.
,'nnk'
calvin .. Smith Dubois, Pa.
PrIvr;"s:
p,.i Cli!f"i,arn. 'Ittsh4rch. IA
1,e-.y C. sco:asr, East Liverpool. Oslo
John q. Underwood, Wyatt, ". Va.
,'hnrIrs A. Nr-thr"p. Cleveland. OHIO
sheridan E,trs Ross. Washington
IA.
George Sa,hr,"r:. Eric. Pa.
Thomas x. stnmbo, Elhas, W. va
Robert KILLER, Crystal, W. va.
ryls e. Morgan, Ronccverte, W. Va.
E,rry {, Strnh"i pittsburgh. Pm.
Bnir.l.w Lajarzk"wsk'. Cl"H"iand'
, Ohio.
Lon NJ. CnS;ra. Colunhus. Ohio.
Daiainin Force. Niles. Ohio.
Charley Howell, Melton. Vt. IT,.
ETs-o,t S. Lez.er. Sand Lick, w. Va.
John Eolen, Oak Hill, VI. va.
Turv Mast. Y"unEsi"wr. ONO.
Rmhrr, Fiitrn rrnnrll. Columbus. hh''
Jcss :. Armrn rnru. C'iumhuS ono
Felix Nicola. I'!':sb@rIh. Pa.
Fisher Fyles. -aIcmo1:, W. Va.
GecScc NJ. RaEc. liverpool, ". Va.
Fed W. Ri-,!. Narrr. Ohio.
Loo pol:nski Eric. III.
william T. Bosd. DavIc, Y. W..
Edwin II. SiI.cnci;. l'rr";!t"wn. In.
Mirhacl J. Sughru". Pittsburgh. Ia. s
Patrick j. Bera:y. Steubenville, OHIO
:lcar G. l;ontTl. uri"nt"wn. Ia.
Morrill, e. Traeewcu, PcrEeTsnu"g' ".
Va.
nov rnaxsur. Charleston, n. VA.
Robert ". .Tumhl"Snn. Mn:i':'. emo
Su,n :, nniua". Cleveland. Gh.".
S,nnislnr:x .S.rGEInnk". Akron. hhIo.
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STOCNS' --
Al;is claiUiccS.. -
lAul. Feet sugar
|Ar,.r,ctu t:tu. -.
Am. car K r'dy.
American l.. $500,
Am lncruuu. -.
Ami Su..i;. * =.
Am, SucAr :;":..
Am Tel. x I
Ar, Wuot.n
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son ......
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liz Yet.
d. n-.: =.
v" ra
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I HeS - :.
VI. l.. y :. ,.tr
IN. ~ - - ,.
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: n!"" S'P'"
C"!v. : -
{ % u". "" $50
/ rue '''
Erie
10 -
Gen. -,
Get HI" H
" -. 49,. - ,,r..
~ NJ 49, ,,,.
T""r -; ~. .rs
ln''l
tii'a".S
inf.:- y
n. I. - 49, :.
kHEh n. 49,
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Gus. y =,
trHSH
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d" p'' -.
:t.'H.S- -: So
VI 20, ~
VI. ~, "
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az. -. 49,. =.
H"Eieu'' a.,
\. rar -.
; y or -" $50. ,;as
MO ,..;,.,nia
"t.itS 49,,
80, - So: rac.
Ray Cousri. $780,.
,:
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LOCAL STOCKS

W-!lErl.lNC;. w. Va. Fob. 81. "a
Daily quotation list Wheeling STOCK
r:xchanE". complied f"r the lntclliEen'
crr. -. -
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American Casualties
Do o0%%@%%%%>>
AFTERNOON LIST.

Lieutenant.
Pr!vntos.
owens. Oliver ]. PnleEttns, ". va
Died From wounds.
nIcIj:i,n lsad"rc. Pittsburgh. Ia.
Died " Diseasc.
E"vd, rarl Adairsvil". ca
rrivat"*.
E,,us rnbrrr t. lradd"rk. In.
n,L,i,r-n l'a<1url" rley"lnnd =.
Missing N Action.
prlTa:"H.
Bright, James Lot Weston, W. va
phillips, William o. wheeling. W
sloane, areely Clarence. Hanlin, W
Va.
rr. rrt;. Wink ,.ihi"d c"rr""urnS ar'
is4,,.d MS an appendix :" III" F"Eu!a'
,,,u,,..Itv lists ~ t." request or tbs *"r'
,raI ,,rr"S nSs"ctai:":r*
woruded Severely, previously Ro-
Dotsd Killed In Action
Tr;v;tt"H.
1.-r,ls, Benpn. Logan, W. Va.
Killed In Action, Previously Re
ported Missing On Action.
I,hliuskr. Max K. '9Cv"Iand, ~.
Died. Previously Reported Missing
In Action
pr..atr*.
Jard:.K. Peter. Pii'*hurSh. "a.
wounded Severely, Previously Re
ported nIi5siug IN Action.
lriva;"S.
wounded Slightly, Previously Be-
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srcorp LIST. OF WOUNDED.

Wound.d (drrrrr un,2rtrrmincGn 80
So
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Total sails SIS" a"o shares.
Bonds So. i25.?"H.
The Morning Tulsa daily world. [volume] (Tulsa, Okla.) 1919-1927, 1919-06-15

ihr case And then ind out who
dri'r- taxi nunbcr 3k36O in thls
town"
was already on my feet when
N" Identification bureau official
brought my watch hBoh 'o me
sad sam Etcrson, alias Curnte
SAM, b" announced. az he gave me-
'h" h"rtillon record "Con man,
h"'"l-'htcr and penny wclrhcr
"Whcr'.i h" co. asked. as
1o"scy came In
"Th" th" runtrharfrain. and took
room fl7.' wu7 TooErys prompt re
Ply "Ns Paul r. Garyrn, Of
Chicago
Any phones FOL"
Three. Id only a chance ~ get
ih" last ono That's the Norman
Woodworth home.
That car. Miss Rvmal Ia owned
by 4 diamond polIshor named Raht
ana o. not a public cab, as YOU
thought IlHh' hy tho WAY. was ar
rested for diamond smuggling from
Windsor IN 1915, but was DISCHARGED
So there's no record against hum,
said Babbitt
q Thanks I snId 80 Bthhlit ~ ]
handed him TuosAys slip. But
I'I'AN' pll'IF MfN tN'I lIlAI " ''''
worth and AIv that Nlsa Elsie De
Io,ho. the Interior decorator she
wrote about. is on her way uIt to her
house Thcn have Information dig
oar tho names and addresses OF these
Two phone numbers Got back to
that hotel. Toosoy and keep behind
'hc scenery But II anything hap
pens, have "a look.i In II you can, Then
find out Annie Cusey's room number
from ,he office and report 10 me
taerei"
I found Mrs Wood worth a much
ild"r and much stupider woman than
| had expected
Those diamonds were never -vep
delivered at this house shr .-a"N-
planned when had told her 10y hust-
rcss 40 how can anybody IN here
he concerned in tho cns"''
Then who In this house know
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they were coming here, or even 10
the olry'"
"only my husband" she said
And your scryanls''
would you mind talking these
matters over with my HUSBAND
rhc asked with her finger alreahF
on the bell. TOR my spare time '"-
day IL extremely limited, aud Mr
Woodwor,h. you'l, hud. .s H'i'I down
staIrs'
Tho bell was answered by a trim
figured ladys maid with dcmuro
ryes and extremely red lips.
"Incilc. take this lady down 70
Mr. Woodwork" commanded the
r.,s,rcss Of tho house. Yet | no
tccd that shc stood studying that
rcd Tipped Eervitor with ne" ana
narrow -cycd intentncss
Norman Wuodwor'h proved to he
ono ot those full hluodci, iuN-t"d,
high living nephrtics with patheu-
calIy suftencd hands and premature
Is hardened arteries.
Mrs Woodwork hRs sent me
down to you about that interior dec
Grating" | announced.
Norman Woodwurth's shrcwd and
guarded eye studied my face for
moment Then he glanced down at
hls watch
i've got TO he at the chamber OF
commerce. In half an hour he OK
plalncd can you come IN my car
did so. after ordering my taxi 10
follow. I told him, IN two minutes
time. why was there.
Then what do you want 10
know p"
II infer from what your wife 81 a
thatrFnu yourself engage your help
"T' 40" he RCknowlcdgci
Are any OF them new '' He hest
tAted NJ this
Parsons, my butler. might he de-
scribed as a recent arrival In the
hous" But he Was II wears with
;he \and-rtyls- before he came 10
as know that positively"
''Wno recommended him to you
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BY Auther Stringer

,....
u''"' .,,,'. ~ ""'' OF H'' ''''''
,,.'.'. 3D.. ,, ' '." 10 "''N W" "
''. 'I ,''' '' ''I''I I'"' ~" .
~ ''
..H ''' ''',l NV cur '"'
." 't'lu '.'''' '' ',,''
,.... "'I S'h''"H "' 'i'''
H' "' ''''' opp - 'u'
' "'' '"''I'' h' ana -'"pI' 10
.,..,,. ,..,'',H n''r' u'F IN manu-
,...,', -" ,IP,' T." lh' t'''
,.,..',. 'Nu ~ up 'h' '''
80, ,.,,,.... '.'.''''' D" Nn'
'''' t'''''' ''N'' '"'
'"l.l you 'th" u" 20 2lH 'uryclI
''I''' J demanded Ana quick
enough 'n save t ,lfr ''
"IN'r,e no such street In ih!.
bury. lo announced
Tho tr4tl .,.,,,,, .,..
flash r,p.,,,l,,,,, r.o vi, ,,,a
fur CON tr..L lyp. ,,. ,,,, 3D.,
finger, + fnrc ,hr rna ,,t 10, w., Wv
u,I., cp,rI,,.. ana ,t,,l '''
uut In M, hama i,.,c,I ,, 10. IY,, r",.
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Be Young In Body, Mind and
Looks Despite Your Years

How often you have
wished that you could
indulge in the strenu-
Gus exercise Of out
door sports with the
vigor and enthusiasm
of youth! But the
end of the week finds
you all in you are
tired, listless and lack
the energy togo out for
a vigorous walk or a
round of the links
any other exercise that re-
quires much physical exer-
ton. Many a man, even in
his middle forties, has q
vague feeling that he is
getting old'-and right
at a time when he should be
at hls very best physically.
Andheisgrowing old, not
in the sense that the years
are pressing heavily upon
him but in the sense that
his vital forces are wasting
away faster than Nature re-
places the worn out tissues.
The Morning Tulsa daily world. [volume] (Tulsa, Okla.) 1919-1927, 1919-06-15

Again there was the momcntary ti.
ienCr
Somebody already in my employ
mont don't just Iemem Der who"
And how about Mrs Wood
worth's own maid. the girl called
Lucille Has she been long In the
house
Il fancy not" he said. after a
moments thought
Would you mind dropping me
hero" | said as | opened the door
The Morning Tulsa daily world. [volume] (Tulsa, Okla.) 1919-1927, 1919-06-15

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The Lancaster news. [volume] (Lancaster, S.C.) 1905-current, 1919-09-09
Charming Indeed Are
These New Fall Suits

characterized by the tendency to-
ward simplicity of the most effective
type, these new suits forecast with
absolute certainty the smartly tail
ored-even distinguished appear
ance of each and every wearer! In
their very plainess lines their charm,
emphasized perhaps by the effective
ness of the slight trimming features
which are used with such splendid
taste This showing embraces repres-
entative models exclusively, made of
velour, duvyteen and other splendid
fabrics in all the favored shades of
brown.
The Lancaster news. [volume] (Lancaster, S.C.) 1905-current, 1919-09-09
Fashion Gives Silks Great
Prominence

Of all dress fabrics, silks hold the most
enviable position in the world of Fashion
this season. Because of this fact we are
more than every better prepared to supply
demand for high grade silks that gives
evidence Of exceeding all previous years.
All most delightful showing of the ear
liest Fall silks include beautiful crepe de
chimes, luxurious satins and plain and
fancy taffetas in the newest Fall shades
See this early showing soon.
The Lancaster news. [volume] (Lancaster, S.C.) 1905-current, 1919-09-09
The FAVORED Styles In
Women's New Fall Coats

Their simple lines and their rich
fabrics makes th".n so, while their
trimmings, unique cuff and collar fea-
lures and belted effects gives them
unique distinction. Many of them
have pockets, others features fur
trimmings. Women seeking the latest
in new coats will find scores of appeal
ing models from our showing made
chiefly of broadcloths, serges, gaba-
dimes and pile fabrics.
The Lancaster news. [volume] (Lancaster, S.C.) 1905-current, 1919-09-09
In This First Presentation of The Season

Pars-inspred models in those chic symphonies of
line and color that reveal the artistdesigner at his
best. Briefly fabric hats and ostrich trimmings
prevail lengthy chapter might properly be written
in explanation of the models in this intro
ductory display assembled for your guidance in
choosing, yet it would explain less than the
most casual examination Assurance that the beauty
of the new models will tempt prompt purchases is
doubly assured by such pricing as follows
$3.50 $500 $3.50 $3.50 $3.50 $500 up
The Lancaster news. [volume] (Lancaster, S.C.) 1905-current, 1919-09-09

Enlivening touches have been everywhere impaired
sultng group of fashions that will have the instant APP
proval of the who love the beautiful And who
does not? You invited visit our store not neces-
sarily to buy, but to observe and learn.
The Lancaster news. [volume] (Lancaster, S.C.) 1905-current, 1919-09-09
Wednesday and Thursday, September 10th and 11th z
of Notably FALL We nue You Attend

Because of the pontedy different character of the
1920 fashion this opening is highly instructive
hbition. An entirely influence is evident The
tios apparel millinery and accessories of dress reveal
long in vogue.
The Lancaster news. [volume] (Lancaster, S.C.) 1905-current, 1919-09-09
FURS OF FASHION

Scarfs, muffs and sets de-
veloped in such furs as the
vogue says you shall wear
Each imparts its added touch
OF smartness. Moderation
has been practiced In pricing
them all.