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New-York tribune., 1920-07-10
Financial Items

Tho Lucey Manufacturing Company,
manufacturers and distributors Of oil we'll
drilling equipment, is arranging to do
sone now financing, according to an
nouncement yesterday The purpose Of
the proposed financing is to raise funds
to provide additional facilities for in
creased business
Employees of the Philadelphia house Of
Brown Brothers & Co., will be tho guests
to-day of Brown Brothers & Co. of New
York at an outing to be held at the Pub
lie School Athletic League 0cld, Brook
lyn. This will be followed by dinner at
the Hotel Shelbourne at Brighton Beach.
The Columbia Trust Company has been
appointed trustee Of $500. 900 s. s. Stafford,
Inc. first refunding mortgage twenty-year
per cent gold bonds.
A special meeting of the stockholders Of
Armour & Co. has been called for July 81
to pass on new financing.
Announcement was made yesterday by
G. N. Haskell. chairman OF the Middle
States OIL Corporation. Of the formation
of the Imperial OIL Corporation, which Is
to engage in the production of crude oil.
The company now has under ownership or
firm contract in Oklahoma. Texas. Ken
lucky and Indiana approximately $500
acres OF proven producing territory with
a present aggregate output Of 1900 bar
rels daily.
Salomon Brothers & Hutzler announce
that they are now dealing actively in Lib
erty bonds and Victory notes. yielding
from 4 per cent to sac per cent. recom-
mending same to investors.
New-York tribune., 1920-07-10

Butter-Receipts were l2676 packages
creamery, higher than extras. per is. 58N
VeSc; extras 81 score. SIX @68o; frsts, 80
70 70 " score, 65h @67hc; s8 to SO score,
t5se tGwer egfass grades 14s@ass unsated hlgsr
nrsts be@5sc; seconds, 5o@b4c:' state stat,
dairy tubs, finest, 66M M067hc: GOOD to
prime, b3@6Bc; common to fair. 44062c:
renovated. extras 40 9@60c; hrsts. 4704Sc;
ladies', current make firsts. 46D 4sc; sec
onds. 41h @42c; lower grades, l0@zIo;
42hc; No. g. Ale; lower grades, $1,000.
Cheese-Receipts were s,1ss boxes. st.ta
whole milk, fresh flats. colored or whites.
pound, 27h @2s 1sc; average run. colored
twins. fresh specials. 27A 927Xc; average
run, white or colored. 28026No; lower
gg9ades. 2o Y2bc; Young Americas, $40
aosSi: aoai i!ng'S pai.is. Daisies isass fresh
S00Sic; frenh specials, 1874 61sHo: nrirne
to choice. 1e@1Sc; fair to FOOD. isdbiaHc.
lower grades, G10c.
sds s.tss s.tss Trssh rs,s
4sQ61o; nrsts. 44@4sc seconds. asmlS
SHores' So ssSBsac ssseSBsso dirt dirttes No ss9ssc
dry State Pa 70 and SShoiss nss.by ehsss Wss,
merry whites. nrsts to extra frsts skm
gathered whiteA 660eoc: underxrndes
b0@b4c: Pacific Coast whites. exs
trAs el@6Sc: extr3 nrstA SO 200: nrsf.
o4Vs1o poorer, 49@5so: other Western
snd S1uthsrn gathered whiteA As 06Ec;
colors sa9hsred rraded. extras extras, Ha 5s@SaHs: i4.a
hennery browns. extra. 5l057o; drsts to
extra drstA l4@B1A-
New-York tribune., 1920-07-10

PHrLADMLrH1A--M Frank q Co.: M.
sns.on rve wo9iGn Pscs goods
Co.: NJ. steinbAch. Jobs sport coats, silk
affsXssns LIZ zrosaw1y 4 RSps seSm 90; voo.n
place goods; Breslin.
F6nTLAHN9 ! IMsn.-rertsou., : sr, Mitchell 4
ana dresses; 4ss Fourth Avenue. NTH
PORTLAND, ore s--Nelsr 4 Frank Co.; r.
RXz'ciNlH, wls-Avsng. I;.aiss =; shog: Mr..
San FFRANcfsco sco--Roiand ID. SCHILLER 9
Co.: 3: b. Schiller. coats and suits:
SAN NCiscO-Dinkelspie & Co.; II.
Wolf, mems furnishing goods, hosiery,
SAN FRXNciscoRapnssl RS weiii ir0se!ey co "
suits and dresser (bassmentS; is East
SAN FRANCIsco--ueorge. d. Harron:
wprnen's and children's shoes; 15 Hast
scMnNKScrAnr TnsHtS1snAilo street N Y-H A re,n,t.,n.
sEArTLn-Paoino Importing Co; L. A.
snDALIA, Mo.wBondi Bros & Co.; ; II. q. 8.
Foraker. womens garments and furs;
pennsylyan!a.
Gcldstein. ready to wear and millinery;
ST. LOUlS--B NuSent Bro. Dry Goods
Co.; b. r. Lubben, plain and fancy
linens, white goods sheetings ana mus
Inns; 1861 Broadway care Solomon.
man. Miss one Avielhe. i milinerye and
trimmings; Baer g Lilienthal. 1850
Broadway.
rnMPLn, Tex.-Roddy Bros O.; Roddy.
ready to wear and millinery; eheaman
4 Goldman. 1852 Broadway.
rOLEDo-conde Cloak Co.: M. r: Cohn.
piece goods and cloakings; 2Se Fifth
Avenue, room zoe.
TYLER, Tex.-Swann Furniture Co.; d.
H. Rankin. carpets and furniture; The
VALLEY CITY. N. DC. g. ch.nee; Mis-.
A. Won sien.. dry goods and women's
WASHINGTON - Woodward & 14othrop;
Miss NJ Curren. gloves, umbrellas and
parasols; 834 Fourth Avenue.
WASHINGTON - Lansburgh Bros; 8.
Iansburgh mons furnishing goods. knit
goods. hosiery and gloves; gao Fifth
wiLLIAMsPoRr. Pei. stearns 4 Sons:
L. r. Farrell. womens suits and waists;
wiLKns-BARRn. Pa.-McLaughlin Bros:
Park Avenue.
wINsroN-sALnM, N. c.-oraven Dry
AZ West Thirty-fourth street.
New-York tribune., 1920-07-10
116 Policemen Graduated

TIE 18th Regiment Armory, Sumner
ana an Jefferson avenues. Brooklyn, was
the scene last night Of the graduation
exercises Of the Police Training School.
The graduating class was composed of
1lS patfolmen. Mayor Hylan and
Police Commissioner Enright made
short talks. The armory was crowded.
The policemen, wearing their new
uniforms, presented splendid appear
ance:: They gave an exhibition Of calls
themes, traffic signaling and jiu jitsu
exercises. The Bloomingdale trophy,
yer, was awarded to Patrolman A. 2.
Alacohi for highest honors in the
school.
In speaking to the men Mayor Hylan
said: "The New York police force is
conceded to be the best in the world.
There are wonderful opportunities at
this Tins for all members Of the force.
I want to congratulate all of you upon,
entering the department and say to
you, one and all, that will do all in
my power to promote your interests
while I am In Office"
New-York tribune., 1920-07-10
Athletic Stars Compete
In Legion Meet To-day

Many Of the prominent candidates
for the American Olympic team viii
compete this afternoon In the victory
athletic meet Of the 1O6th Infantry
Post, American Legion, at Ebbets Field,
Brooklyn.
A few Of the stars entered are: 100
meters. Charley Paddock, Los Angeles:
Morris Kirksey, San Francisco: Jack
son Sholz, st. Louis; Howard Drew.
Drake University; Harold Lever, Phila-
delphia; William Hayes, Boston, and
Frank Conway, New York.
Paddock and Kirksey met IN The 100
yard Olympic tryouts recently at
Pasadena and the former won In 9 4-6
seconds. II was An exceedingly close
race, the A. 3. r. champions chest
just breaking the tape an instant be-
fore Kirksey crossed the line.
New-York tribune., 1920-07-10
Business Troubles
Receivers in Bankruptcy

Receivers In Bankruptcy
Receivers in bankruptcy appointed
yesterday in the United States District
Court were as follows:
MILLER SILK coRPoRATroN-yud~
William l. Grubb appointed Louis Jersawit
as receiver for the Miller Silk Corporation
manufacturers. $50 Fourth Avenue. with
bond $4,000; liabilities, 100000: assets
AUsTINoL CHEMICAL COMPANY,
iNC'-Judse Grubb eppointed George Will
lam lar clums as receiver for the 1ustinol
Chemical Company. Inc. 10 East Thirtieth
Street, Str ed,a With bond of $500 liabilities,
JUR1ST. GLUCKMAN q Co. = Judge
Grubb appointed Clifford q. Ludugh as
receiver for Morris Jurist Charles Gluck-
man and Samuel Holstein. trading as Jur-
list. Gluckman & Co., beddings, Al West
Twenty-eighth street, with q bond Of $2,-
500: liabilities. $11.712; assets, 5000
LOUIS KERNER-Judge Grubb appointed
Norris Israel as receiver for Louis Kerner
retail and wholesale silks and woolcns
1S49 st. Nicholas Avenue and 81 East
Twenty-seventh Street. with q bond of
$780, liabilities and assets not stated
Auxiliary Receivers
Judge William /. Grubb yesterday ap-
pointed Thomas q. Haight and FLOYD
Ramsey as auxiliary receivers for the New
York City assets of the Jersey City Ma
chine Company. Each was required to
place bond Of $4,000.
New-York tribune., 1920-07-10

Business in the hide market has
quieted down after some activity last
week. Importers who found buyers
ready to operate at the low prices made
then have since stiffened their quota
tions and buyers have dropped out Of
the market. Most importers are asking
better than 30 cents for dry Bogotas,
while tanners appear unwilling to pay
ished leather market is dull, although
the tanners anticipate q revival Of
business within the next two or three
weeks. They believe that the shoe re-
tatlers have remained out Of the whole
sale market for fall goods as long as
they can and that with tho receipt Of
fail orders shoe manufacturers viii be
In the market for leather.
New-York tribune., 1920-07-10
Figure Replacement Value

Retailers may regard the cost Of
goods on their shelves at replacement
value rather than actual cost in Apur-
Ing selling prices. according to a court
decision rendered In the SCulbertson-
Grote-Rankin Company's case In Spo-
KANE, wash. Alfred Fantl, New York
resident buyer. is pointing to this de-
which overrules the stand Of the gov
ernment that the selling price must be
based on the actual cost Of tho NOR
chandise. The Spokane case was tried
before = Jury, which rendered q YER
diet Of not guilty on all tho seventy
counts Of an Indictment under the
Lever act agalnst the retail concern.
New-York tribune., 1920-07-10
Commercial Credits

When the retailers come into the dry
goods and apparel markets for fall mer-
chandise they will find the credit lines
drawn more strictly than they have
been in some years. Wholesale credit
men, with the approval of mill owners
and owners of large wholesaling estab-
lishments, have revised their credit
lists, eliminating some of the more
risky accounts altogether and pairing
down the amount of credit that will
be allowed other customers. While the
mills want new business they are max
ing sure that when it does come it
will be solid and safe.
Bankers acceptance and commercial
paper rates we're unchanged yesterday.
Open market rates published by the
American Acceptance Council were:
Member Non-Member
New-York tribune., 1920-07-10
Columbia Textile Course

Teachers College, Columbia UNI
versity, offers practical course in
textiles consisting Of fifteen lectures
designed to give the student q know
ledge of the construction and manu-
featuring processes Of fabrics and
yarns. Registrations arc accepted any
afternoon between $3.50 and q o'oclock,
except Saturday.
New-York tribune., 1920-07-10

TRENTON, N. j., July s.-Danisl G
Giles. fifty-seven years old. an account,
fnt, imprisoned in the State Hospisa
Tor the Insane, to-day made application
In the Mercer County Court to be r.
turned to the state prison to serss
out . fifteen-year sentsnce which wes
imposed uponvhim after he was cor
vacted of the charge Of killing his we.
Giles was sent to- the state prison
IN February. Four weeks lster ~
showed symptoms Of insanity and afseF
an examination by q medical hoard wss
declared insane and sent to the stap
hospital. He now insists that he i p
his right mind and vastly prefers me
in jail to life in an insane asylum.
New-York tribune., 1920-07-10
Buyers Coming

DETROIT-A. Krolik s Co.. Joseph n.
Kroltk. domestics; s77 Broadway; OK
pected July IS.
EUGENE. Ore.-Large's; b. Large. ready
to wear; F. b. Farrand; ITO Broadway;
expected July IL.
LITTLE ROCK. Ark.-Leader Co.; ]. F.
Levine, ready to wear and furs; 220
Fifth Avenue; Heilbron; expected
MEMPHlS-National Garment Corpora
tion; M. M Israel waists. Skirts dresses
and oloaks; Bernstein q Wolf. 1l7s
PORTLAND, Ore.-Lipman, Wolfe Co.;
Mr.. Lewenson. ready to wear Mrs. Men
del, assistant ready to wear; /. N. Lip
man. basement ready to wear; 1923
Broadway: expected July IL.
TIIOMASVILLE. Ga.-Steyerman's Style
Shop; s. v. Steyerman. coats suits and
dresses: Imperial; expected July IL.
New-York tribune., 1920-07-10
Business N 8 We

ing week In 1919. Failures In Canada
number 20, against 10 last week, 9 the
preceding week and last year. OF
failures this week in the United States
A were in the East, 81 South, 20 West,
and 81 in the Pacific States and So
reported liabilities Of $4,000 or more,
against III last week.
New-York tribune., 1920-07-10
Failures on Decrease

Commercial failures in the United
States this week, as reported by R. G.
Dun & CO., show slight decrease
compared with the previous two weeks
and with the same week last year.
This week 106 failures were reported
against I18 last week, l13 the week
previous and 118 in the correspond
New-York tribune., 1920-07-10
Miscellaneous Markets
Public Utility Securities

Bid Asked,
Am Light Traction COM. ..12ss ls9
Adipondack IL nsa; Di.o Power coin... ss
sAm Gas q Misotrio com......ioo tos
Am aG Power y Light oom.::::.: :..: Is g
Am NJ Pnbiio iujtiiitiss com.:.... scia..... i
Am no wat.r,wori. "a nlectiio.
do participating pf ......... 1s
Carolina Ina Power 4 Light COM. COM. Is IS
Cities Service, com. .SSs sSS
DO DO Bankers s. certificate. Sc So
DO I p Q, series G. 1s6e...... sSh e6M
Colorado Power com .......... u
co@weaith aa 81 r. Ry com. s i
Denver r. Gas & ii;lectric Gen S.: Is IS
Electric Bond & Share pf. .... 80 IS
Empire District Electric pf.... bb 66
Federal Light g. Traction com
Gas g nleotric Securities com. ESQ $50
Northern Ohio nieo COM: a:..::: . %
North Ont 1t 1t 4 Pow COM. COM. 10 il
Northern States Power com. COM Is
pscfie aa Pi Gas Electric pf... % g q
Republic RyI& 1t CO COM. il
Southern Calf Bdison COM. com. s. s5
.s!snds.d Ga: Bleo COM. = = e
rennessse Ry 1t 4 Power POWER com. com. y
united Light & Rys com. ii,...... 49,. IS q
wsssars ss ass Rf;; Power com ::: = Ss ss
New-York tribune., 1920-07-10

Live steers, fair to
prime. 100 lbs.
% re . 80 d beef,
SIDES. lb. -.
Live veal. oom-
mon to prime,
100 lbs. ....,
d re ase veal.
city. lb. ...,..
Live ewes 100
lbs. ..........
Dressed mutton.
city, lb. ......
Live lambs. fair
TO prime, 100
lbe. ,.....,...
Oreased II m ba
cfty. ib. ......
Hogs. 100 lbs.
% + . . 3 . d hogA
bacon. ID. So
Ness pork. bb1,
Meas beef. bbl .
Lard. M I d d l q
West. 100 lha.
New-York tribune., 1920-07-10
New Color Shade

Through the courtesy Of the New
York Yacht Club, the Textile Color
Card Association has been permitted to
name new shade Of blue, "Resolute,"
in honor Of the Americas Cup defender
in tho Forthcoming international yacht
races. The now shade will make its
appearance upon the spring, 1921, color
new color is reported to be brilliant
hs,A
New-York tribune., 1920-07-10
New York Firm Exoncrated

WASHINGTON, July 9.--The Federal
Trade Commission to-day dismissed the
complaint Of unfair competition against
Benjamin Moore & Co., Of New York
City, dealers In paints, varnishes and
kindred products.
New-York tribune., 1920-07-10
Livestock, Meats Provisions

bAe8eeDD = 4kVVk610M
Xssterday. Year aee.
14.so01s.so s14.eow1s.se
.lso .as .lso.ssx
ols.ss ts.eeos4.ss
$50 .ss $50 50
5000 s.as 1000 s.ss
.1s0 rs .ise IL
ls.soelzss is.eeois.ee
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':;:;;:$:::,:;:;:: !: Il Il: :::;::::.s::::::::: :':E:::s':':ss::
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New-York tribune., 1920-07-10
'Par value $50.
Bonds

Appalach Power 1st 6s..... 50 90
Cincinnati Gas & Elec 6s, 1916.-70 SO
Col Gas g. Elec rs, 1927. 7.... 70 81
Dallas Elec 5s 1922. .......... 99X
do Is. l921..... 90 100
81 Paso Elec col 5s.......... 70 a3
Great West Power Is, 1946.. 70 "a
Midwest Utilities 1st 5s....... IS 80
Miss River Power 1st IS. .. 10 71M
North Ont 1t g. Power 6s. 81 63H
Nor States Power 6s. 1928.... rs 50 I
New-York tribune., 1920-07-10


Aeeeo o
GATES
atest
F.
fDasctor
JOHN ~ msw York county iTt c'n
New-York tribune., 1920-07-10
Tobacco Stocks
New York Bank Stocks

'Ex dividend 500.
New-York tribune., 1920-07-10

3. Overdrafts. secured. $s.ls5.s7;
unsecured. S8.84826 .........
I. Customers liability account Of
''acceptances" executed by this
bank and by other banks for ac-
count Of this bank. anc now out
standing .........-........
5. U. s.. Government securities
New-York tribune., 1920-07-10

Toeu ............,..t .tSes. n
> Liabilities for rediscuunh With
Federal Reserve Bank tses Itsm
Acceptances Of other banks pay
able at future date, guaranteed
BY this bank By Endorsement Of
otherwise lsoe Item lei .. ~
Foreign bills Of exchange o.
drafts sold With indonemsut Of
TINS bank not shown under Itsm
q. above tsee Item III 4
Total contingent liabilities fSy
.. Q. ana d. (not including itszns
In schedule 23 Of rsportI saI q,
The Wheeling intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1903-1961, 1920-02-05
ONE OF THE MOST SUCCE SSFUL
EVER HELD IN THE STATE
AND MUCK GOOD HAS
R1EN DERIVED.
Majority OF the Delegates VIII Leave
for Their Homes Late
This Evening.

The fourteenth annual convention or
the West Virginia Retail Hardware
Dealers Association. which has been IN
session In this city FOR the past three
days, will be brought 10 fitting close
this evening. The majority OF the
members who have been In attendance
from all parts OF the state will pack
up their suit cases and HE FOR nome
after enjoying one Of the most success
full conventions ever held In the state
The cXecuttv" session opens this
morning at $50 o'clock and much in
terast is being manifested In that part
Of the program. The secretary ana
treasurers reports will De next in or
der. TO be followed by the report or the
committee on resolutions.
The auditing committee will submit
it's final report. and then the big tea-
ture that OF selecting a convention city
for 1921. VII, b" IN order. Hunting
ton, ParkersburE. ClarkSburg. Blue
field. MartinShurg. Morgantown. Fair
mont and Grafton are after the conHen-
ton, with toss up for the one that
will land Il.
The legislative committee and the
nominating committee Will report ana
then the officers who will serve for the
ensuing year will be elected and much
rivalry IS being manifested, lhtiu'sH-
ed business Will be disposed OF. follow
ing which adjournment will be taken.
Visitors Invited.
This is visitors day at the Market
Auditorium and IL Is urged that all
citizens make an effort to be present
for the big display at the Market Audi
torium will be on in full blast and there
will be something doing every minute
OF the time az the big show.
The display at the auditorium Is one
of the best ever shown and many eNhtb-
ftors, both from tho city and also from
without are on hand with their dis
plays. all special features.
The business session for the second
day Of the West Virginia Hardware
Convention was held yesterday after
noon.
The exhibit hall was open all morn
ing. giving the hardware men an oppor-
tanity to place their orders with every
The Wheeling intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1903-1961, 1920-02-05
G, T, Clemens

G.. T. Clemens. well known and promi-
nrnt South Warwuod resident. died
Tuesday evening AT the HON" of his
daughter. No. SIS WarwUod avenue. fol-
lowing lingering illness "f several
months. Mr.. Clemens WAS for several
years employed by tho Foundation com.
pany AZ Beech Eottom He was in the
his ifty-fourth year and was an active
member OF the Warwood Methodist
church. Besides his wife. he is surN iv"d
by two daughters. Mrs. Max Martin and
Mrs. Ray Russell. and one son William
J. Clemens.
Funeral services will be held Satur-
day morning from the residence OF his
daughter. No. 5l3 Warwuod avenue Rev.
Arthur LRzcnby. pastor Of the Warwood
Methodist church. Will conduct tho SER
vices. lntcrmcnt will be made in Green
wood cemetery.
The Wheeling intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1903-1961, 1920-02-05
ST, PAUL'S CHURCH
HAS DELIGHTED
INDOOR PICNIC
Real Circus Menagerie Features COM
munity Gathering For South
Eide Young People.

To take the place Of the regular We'd
nesday night community service at 81.
Paurs Evangelical church last night.
the Sunday school Of the church held
an indoor picnic which vas well at
tended. The crowd began coming be
fore seven o'clock and continued In
steady stream until II. The picnic had
all the features OF the summer gather
ing out under the trees. being held IN
the basement of the church. which was
beautifully decorated for the occasion
museum and animal show was III"
chief feature OF the entertainment. y
large number Of interesting and unique
curios ranging from the lower ia" or
dog fish 10 the stuffed form OF an oS-
trich chick were spread out for the ad-
miring gaze OF the onlookcr, whll" all
the wild ANIMALS in South wheeling
including dogs. ferrets. guina and other
pigs, rabbits and many other beautiful
pets looked out on the crowd from be-
End strong wooden bars.
Tho feature or tho museum was
beautiful hen which by the strange in
fluence Of little colorng matter had
grown overnight a red hackle and a
blue tail. She was originally white all
over. She roasted comfortably in n
largo cage while all the assembled Kids
asked the show manager, who WAS ar
raycd in tho conventional screaming
circus checks. if they might have her
and II she Matched out American Eagles
and what color eggs she laid. IT seems
that the eggs laid by the mysterious
hen are valued in the market at about
ten cents per throw.
The evening was cnjoyably. spent by
the kidIics in carrying on contests Of
amusing nature which demanded all the
skill that the little ones could muster
to put them across such AZ getting on
the outside of a piece Of pie under the
stop watch. races of various kinds and
other novel stunts.
The Older folks sat by and chatt"d
| while an extraordinarily interesting
! program was rendered by some Of N"
! best musical and entertaining talent. IN
, the city.
! The affair was pronounced great
success and thoroughly enjoyed by all
! of the largo number who attended. y
. huge load Of good things such nS candy.
sandwiches. coffee and L." cream was
ladled out to youngsters and Older p"o-
ple too who wanted to have u picnic
! clear down TO the depths Of the stum-
I ach
The Wheeling intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1903-1961, 1920-02-05
LEGION BANQUET
Wheeling Post Plans Big Membership
Campaign Event for Next
Month.

AS one OF the most important feat
ures of their campaign for new MEM
bers. Wheeling Post No. | of the Amer
lean Legion will banquet the eN-serrice
men of Ohio county next month. As
there arc only 1900 eN-S"rv!cc men out
OF some 1000 in the county who are
members of the legion. il is desired to
bring the membership of thc organtza-
ton to 4 point where It embraces every
rX-soldier. sailor. marine and Red Cross
nurse in the county.
Al the meeting Of the organization
OH Tuesday. Il publicity committee COM
posed OF Robert plumner, Of the Reg
lister staff; James II. Shepherd. OF the
News; Vernon Winters, of the Tele-
graph, and Pete Boyd. Of the lntclli-
gencer was appointed to see that the
affair was properly advertised.
Invitations to attend the banquet will
be sent to every ex-service man in the
county and it is earnestly desired by
the members Of the legion that every
one attend as the official invitation OF
the organization is extended Ia every
INC who Is eligible to membership In
the American Legion.
The Wheeling intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1903-1961, 1920-02-05
Curling Iron Kills Hair;
New Method Improves lt

Many a woman loses the silky. huify,,
and brilliant appearance Of her hair,
through habitual use Of the hot curlinEi
iron. Certainly II can do the hair nos
good to dry up its natural oil, singeG
the life out Of It, making 1t harsh. brit.
tie and dull. And there's no excuse fort
continuing the use Of that destructivst
instrument. now that we know what CAM
he accomplished by applying plain liquid.
silmer!ne.
The use Of this harmless product
really preserves the life lustre and,
beauty Of the hair. and the curly and
wavy effect is perfectly natural looking
and most captivating. II you've neverS
tried it, by all means procure Z fewt
ounces from your druggist and uset
enough to moisten your hair from root
to tip, putting 1t on with clean TOOTH
brush. The liquid silmerine Is neither,
gummy nor greasy. but quite pleasant,
TO use. .