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The Wheeling intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1903-1961, 1920-07-15

Chicago, July 1.-THE new party
Convention failed to agree on nom
iuee for president on tho first ballot
taken late tonight. The result OF tho
hrst ballot was as follows:
Dudley Field Malone. 1868.
Eugene v. Debs, 6S.
ParI.y p. Christensen, l2l.1.
Henry Ford. 1913.
Governor Lynn J. Fraiser, 9.
Herbert Btgelow, z.
Louis F. Post, 1T.
The convention then voted to drop
all candidates except Malone anu
Christensen and proc with the
second ballot.
It was announced that Jane Addarns
had informed the convention by tsle-
phone that she would not accept and
her name was withdrawn.
The Wheeling intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1903-1961, 1920-07-15
TAMPICO OIL men
GO OUT ON STRIKE

MnNico Citv. July it-Trr thousand
workers in the petroleum field around
rampico have struck according 1" re-
r1rts received by tho department or la
Dor. lndustr;. and commerce. and pri-
yatN aGv:rcS state the number OF men
tdl. = nearly tric" that figure. The
men demand wage increase amount.
tur - - percent
TIL" St-,k" Will affect tni;Cd states
interests more seriously than Mexican
according 10 interviews with workers
pr Md In III" Excelsior
The Wheeling intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1903-1961, 1920-07-15
All Set For the 5000
Mile Flight to Nome

Mincola. y. Y. July lt.-Prepasa-
Alaska, and r,turn. which army air ser
,icc pilots will attempt AT 10 o'clock
tomorrow morning in four Airplanes.
virtually were completed here tonight.
Selection Of an observer for one ma
chine only remains.
The Wheeling intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1903-1961, 1920-07-15
FIGURES CHALLENGED

Srrant0n Ia. July !F-VNHI''WN| Tt
IN. accuracy oC tho figures - I" TIA"
miners earnings introduced by ~" OPP
orators At toGay'> sessions "t IN" an,
rhracitr coal commission. 'nt'rnhi i"naI
Vice IrrStdcOt rh'l:p Murray 81 inc
| 'uj,ad Minr Workers orEaulHHt on. d"-
,u,ndcI thai iIr commission rmp'"h 4
staff or experts aud >'auaurIdn" L" A.
certain the cAact facts.
The Wheeling intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1903-1961, 1920-07-15
THE wEATHEE.

wAHhinSton, July l+-TorseaSt:
, Ono-rcoal thunder showers Fnurs-
day, cooler southeast portion; F1oay
fair.
arr Ana cooler Thursday; Friday fair.
western PennsylvAn1A-1socA thun-
der showers reursi,ay; cooler south
portion; Friday fair.
The Wheeling intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1903-1961, 1920-07-15
Christensen. Of Utah Named
For President by New Party

NOMINATION. EFFECTED EARLY THURSDAY
MORNING BY THE CHICAGO CONVENTION,
WITH MALONE, OF NEW YORK, CLOSE SEC
OND-SENATOR LA TOILETTE REFU SED
THE NOMINATION..
The Wheeling intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1903-1961, 1920-07-15

Chicago July 153 mChrstensen nominated on the
second ballot the vote 1924 to 146 The nomina
tion was made at morning Christensen Salt Lake City
LAWYER and a member of Committee of Forty eight
The Wheeling intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1903-1961, 1920-07-15
WRIT OF ERROR GRANTED

Charleston. W. Va July 1t--Writ OF
error ANA ~'Iur rSC,!"hS W"ra granted ny
rl,c suprS ne court Of appeals in the
s,5, nr Ma, !. Jones Versus Stmou
Hehedo. petitioner: the plaintrn being
awarded t"-"T or = Slo.no0 suit ny
mr., in tho wood county circuit court
i',.,u,, 90 ..',grd }ii. ga ar-ts' and i'm
-. .~orrcnt rrHuEn, rhout by IL" de-
ftnd.nl.
The Wheeling intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1903-1961, 1920-07-15
Germans Accepts Allies Demands;
America is Asked to Join Invasion
Planned In the Event of Refusal
SPA CONFERENCE REACHES CRUCIAL STAGE
WHEN ALLIES DECIDE ARMED OCCUPATION
OF THE RUHR INDUSTRIAL REGlON-A(-
CEPTANCE ACCOMPANIED BY CONDITIONS.

nndon July 4Thc Germans at Spa have accepted the allies
million coal monthly according to fiavIS
dispatch from Paris Acceptance accompanied by rondoS
spa Belgium July IA BY the Associated Press 1.-THE Amer
will asked by the supreme council the
occupation Ruhr the Germans accdc the demand for
20OO0OO Of coal monthly.
A "details arrangsd for the Of trOop.
The Wheeling intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1903-1961, 1920-07-15
"a rnllattn Refusaa

Madison. Wis. July l4-Senator Ron
rr. NJ I-alollctte today refused 10 diS-
russ the provisions 81 the platform
urdc- runsidera ton nj Chicago 10 which
hn had made objection. II WAS learned
that hc considered many of the provi-
sions 90 radical. som" of The planks
werr in d:rcrt ContravcntIon with eN-
pressed views Of the senator.
The Wheeling intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1903-1961, 1920-12-04
WHEELING ROTAR|ANS
GOING TO PITTSBURGH

Tw.u;y Wheeling Rntarians leave
Mou,lay afternoon at $40 O'clock over
~" Pennsylvania lines for Pittsburgh
whore They will attend the tenth ami
ycrSary or the organization of the llttS-
nu.rh Rotary t7uh to be held In Me
rrc&rys IN littsburgm ard big tih'
IS being anticipated
The local party will h' made UP o.
'thr following: DR.. 7. +. lowing, ". g.
Keith. J. X. Naylor. i. l.. Raum: l. H.
Kitchen, \ l.. MetZncr. 7. u. savior
u Z. Short. S-n. J. y. Bloch. G.. J. Hun
ter. A. : Adams. r. l.. Rsyha. l.. Kraft.
George W, LutrS. ". u. Watkins. g.
l., Billing l.. J. Fox. w. L. Elliott, Il.
G.. Hue!zrl G. Simm"rall W. J. Franks
ton. ,.,..
Members Of tho twenty-sevcn cluaS
I'm IN. Sixth district. composed "t Nest
,ru PENNSYLVANIA. Western MarNlthh
and all OF WcS, Virginia have bern m
; vlt"d and murr than $40 members 81 the
Iiot.rv club are expected 10 attend.
| ". J. Frankstnm. 3rcsHnt resident o.
, the local club and Dr. T. +. Downing
. ry-pr.4!drnt Of IN" local organization
! ;,hr among the speakers on the program.
; I, ASputll. district governor. "i ~,
West Virginia Wesleyan voI'"C" VIII
; also lie one of the srrak""S Wni." II. i,
! Thomps"n president Of IN" lh,'Shurfn
! Club will make tn" address "i welcome.
| The local party ~ cNrcr cd 10 return
! to Wheeling carly Tu"Sd:E morning.
Several Interesting features ar" being
/ planned by tn" local club Tor tho &C.
CaSion.
The Wheeling intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1903-1961, 1920-12-04
EMPLOYS COUNCIL TO REoCE1D
WITH ACTION TO P&oTECT
TEE STHEETS
wh rrHsr ATTEMPT TO SECURE
RKIIEF THROUGH POWER OK
CITY COUNCIL
INDEPENDENT ACTION DGC1DGD
CAN'T GET RESULTS

TIL, directors Of the Wheeling Chdn-
Der Of Commerce held their regular
, Scmi monthly meeting at noon rrin ,i;o,,
IT the Fort Henry tluO; N" S"S ,E'O.t
vas busy one. Several important mat
t.rs and a large amount OF routine puSI-
, ness was acted upon.
directors TO Arrange Joint AeeanS
4 joint meeting of the Dircctors VI
! tho Chamber Of Commerce. WIN CON-
mite" Of tho wheeling lmpr"''imeht
Association, CITY Manager. the eleven
, cuunc!lmon and tho thrro County Com
III ss!oncrs, will be arranged TOT HoIlo
night next week. Tn" purpose OF inc
/ meeting will re To discuss ways mo
! means to protect tho interests OF ONO
county and geo that 1t gets its share oil
| tho nifty million dollar staet bond Issue
| for good roads, recently passed.
Legislative Committee 70 Attend
Council session
Cpon request or tho CITY Manager. tho
legislative Committee Of tho Chamber
were requested by tho Directors to at
tend tho meeting OF council! TueSday
| evening. December Tth. Committees
! from general other organizations nave
been invited BY tn" City Manager to at
tend. az II very important matter Will
come u2 for CONSIDERATION.
supplementary RESOLUTION Adopted
Suppl em"ntlnK It's action or TWO weeks
ago in adopting a resolution urging tho
| civ 10 take such measures a. necessary
| 10 compel the local traction companies 10
| fu,gll their opllRntlOnS IN FeSIsCl 10 INC
| street Iuvinz in Wheeling, the following
! resolution was adopted:
! Resolved, E1rst--That II ~ the sense
| or the Hoard OF Directors OF the CHAM
! Der OF Commerce that the commlttee ap-
| paving in connection with the Public
| 'soin,-d TO look int" the matter or street
Service Corporations. be continued and
| that counsel De employed.
Second. That the committee be given
FULL power 10 act In conjunction with
the city authorities TO COMPEL the OBJ
s.rynnCe Of thu TNIbic Service Corpora
! ,snna OF their Obligations In regard to
; paving, or 10 act independently OF the
! city authorities II found expedHnt. in
order to bring about the desired result.
| Mr.. J. ". Ewing was named as coun-
sci.
| New Members
/ Applications for membership or Nj.
| wtll MrAd:IU, Of the McAdam Advcrtis-
| ipK Service National Bank Building am
Mr. o. J. RiHor. manager OF the life and
| accident department OF the Travellers
| Insurance company. National Sank
| Building. were unanimously approved.
! This makes n total OF twerty-four mem
I bers since October Isl. and brings the
| total membership up 70 9%S.
Yro1rnIn OF woYf
The question of outlining the pFcEram
| OF work Of the chamber for tho current
year Was laid over 10 the next meeting
1 as II special order Of business. The sug-
gest 'ons mad" ny IN" membership In
nu...tlannHirs recently sent out will all
The Wheeling intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1903-1961, 1920-12-04
CHAPNAN PAINT.
STORE IS SOLD
JOHNSTON PAINT COMPANY TAKES
OVER LOCAL Bust
NESS HOUSE.
Wheeling to Be Made New Owners west
Virginia Dtstrtbu-
ting Point.

Yesterday deal was consunlmatcd
whereby the Johnston Paint '"nr"iH.
O. EiNcinuiti, o., becomes owner "i NV
local paint store Of W. II. Chapman
L. j.. Johnston. president OF the former
firm, arrived in the city Friday morhins
and after talking with the heirs OF tno
late w II. Chapman. Sr., the deal WIS
completed.
The Johnston Paint Company IS among
tho largest firms in the country nav ing
been in business for the last ha!t CEN
fury. The company has chain or tour
teen stores. which they operate east ol
the MISSISSIPPI river.
Mr.. Johnston announced yesterday al
ternoon that on account OF the .drse
trade which ChapInanS have DULL up
IN this city, tHC% Will retain Inc Sh"P-
man & Cpnirany name. The new owners
are TO have the building enlarged TO take
care of tho additional stock and supp!!tH
which they will put in this store room Ill
the near future. Mr.. Johnston VIII con
tinuc As preside Of the firm whi!c MT.
=. {. Fitz. Of Mansfield, o. Viii be inc
local manager.
The W. H. chapman {: Sous Company
WAS founded abount twenty-eight years
ago by Mr.. Chapman and his tVo sohs'
in another location farther north OH
Main street. They moved into the pres
ent location about ten Years ago. Where
they have done 4 thriving business. rms
firm not only whul"Salcd their goods 10
other stores but also r"talltd the goods
at their present location at l-lS Main
street.
Mr. F;tz. the new manager. Who comes
from Mansfield. @. Is widely hnoWh
throughout the paint world. II" has TOT
a number OF years been c"nu"ctcd with
the Johnston Paint Company. During
the World war he served IN the nItrd
States Army ami spent SON" time IN
France and took AN activ" part IN
number of important battles Alter he
ing discharged from the service Il" again
became connected with the SaInn COM
pany. M. Fitz expects to make Wheel
ing IL distributing point for Nest Nir-
cinia which VIII bu!ld up the trade ."
per cent more than what 1t - 1T the
The Wheeling intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1903-1961, 1920-12-04
after DELINQUENT
income TAKERS

Thomas Paddeu, deputy Internal reYe-
nue collector for this city. stated yes
ferday afternoon that he and his force
: OF men have been very busy the past
fSTo days collecting delinquent income
taxes for the year 1919; Notices have
2 collector knew hadn't paid such taxes
and they are coming to the office daily
10 straiEhten UP the matters so thai
they will not get in wrong with the Jed
Arai government. .,
maid the taxes are foreigners who have
been making large wages during the
past two years while the United States
were In war. We are in hopes OF haT-
ing everything In better shape this year
said Mr.. Padden to take care Of the
income taxes.
The Wheeling intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1903-1961, 1920-12-04
WHEELING CONCERNS
ARE GIVEN CHARTERS

- Among the charters issued during
'-che past week by Secretary Of STAT ;
Houston G. Young, We're two tor I"ra.
noincerns, ono brokerage company
with capital stock OF $lQepOO,pOO and
the other manufacturing cohp''h!
with stock at $4,000. II.
The manufacturing company IS inc
wheeling Art Metal company which mas
been operating for some time past IN
: IBIS city It's offices ar" to NJ ut ! 10
NSSxtecnth street. the plant manutartur-
Ing all kinds OF articks made from
. wood and metal. The nccrDorators are
IT r Straight. W. T.. Naury. T.. J. surg
ison, Alma Il. Straight all oC this city
and W. ]. Straight OF BridEep0rt, OHIO.
The other was for the A. - ONt9o!
company located at ALIAS wheeling
Z, Bank & Trust Company building. oper-
= ting n brokerage office. The ;ncorpora-
tors are y. Y. Oxtoby. Jr.. Douglas FaaS
"a e Lougmire and l.. y. tTedrtchs, al
.-ef this city, and Edgar {. Glass Oh
q Wellsburg.
The Wheeling intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1903-1961, 1920-12-04
ACKNOWLEDGE ROTARY
CLUBS CHECK FOR The
NEAR EAST RELIEF

Wheeling Rotarians are coSn.Zant or
the needs Of the peoples or Armenia
syria and other countries OF the Near
East. Secretary NJ. u. Keith has lass
|nv~ffeceived from the state HEADQUARTERS
'of the Near East Relief At Charleston
ACKNOWLEDGEMENT CT the receipt or
~ EAeck from the the Wheeling Rotary
club FOR 3312, contributed by this or
+sA~akunization at its last regular meeting
= "This Is one OF several organizations
SeAnsa the northern panhandle that nave
-Ss<sAone q. substantial part In the WORK OF
enp.SGving the lives OF the thousands OF
Es-sf,entefess, friend!ess. naked. starving
49, s&aes in the Near East. and what the&
sZ-Aave done may bear fruit through an
r,f- the years to come. says DIT. "hLian
Ii e Smith, state director or the Near
~East Relief in J. statement given TO the
"All the people OF Armenia. and OF
the several other countries perSecuteu
by the Turk through the centuries thSt
have gone. need is a chance. Give them
that chance, and they viii make Asia
TO blossom as the rose. save tne relti
nant, and we may be sewing the seSG
OF a people that will salvage the world
Thay have In them all tho clements OF
a great race. Give these elements
~ chance TO assert themselves and theE
Will justify all that we have done ana
- DE- stt In my 0p'"''" '"''
Tho Near East Relief is now putting
' IN a saye-a life week in tarkerSburG
: The city and its churches have been SET
up for the effort by the Rev. pr, J. NJ
xSGriswell former pastor OF the Mounds-
Vile Baptist church. who is now Spe-
CHI representative of the organization
The Wheeling intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1903-1961, 1920-12-04
MISS LYLE SPEAKER
ATTY, W.C, HSPERS

Miss Nellie Lyle will he In" speaker
at the Sunday afternoon v"Spcr services
at the Y. w. G. \. Sh" has returned
recently from Japan where she attended
the world Sunday school convention,
and will tell some OF her interesting "X,
pericnces. Miss Henrietta Loptr viii
sing The Junior Business Girls cur,
viii be hostcsses at the meeting and
Inc social hour which follows.
Inter Club supper Friday
An important committee mc"ting o:
the High School club was held rridaF
AFTERNOON. Plans were made for an in
ter-club supper to De held next friday
At this time the club girls from Nn&e;-
ing. Triadelphia and W"rM"od high
schools will have N" opportunity OF
Meeting Mrs Dow, Wh"clinG'S sccrc-
tary in IAdia, who comes - III" CITY
Friday for several days.
The committee also d"riG"d 10 III!
Christmas stockings for frFndlcSs and
needy children, as was done BY the CLUB
girls last year.
The Wheeling intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1903-1961, 1920-12-04
TWO Dxc1A1ANH
o.

Two declarations Of intentions TO BE-.
come American citizens were filed yes
to-day afternoon with John II. Conrad
clerk of the United States District cour
for Wheeling. They were filed by We.
jcicch Paczkowski, IS years, OF ?4l-
Eoff street. who came from German!
tn this country several years ago. and
steel mills in wheeling district, and
Raffielc Chiricosta. 3Nyears who cam,
here from Italy. He Is O shoemaker and
resides at 721 Market street
The Wheeling intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1903-1961, 1920-12-04
BLEVNS COOL
BEFORE TRIAL
YOUTH WILL FACE CHARGE OF
MURDER m CRIMINAL
COURT MONDAY.
Account OF Killing C. r. B. Grandstaft
In Shack Near ut Do
ChAutal-

Samuel n Bievins. tho IS year old boy
charged with killing c. +. B. Grandstatt,
In eoolly awaiting trial in the Ohio eoun-
~ jail his trial beginning next Monday
morning, being the last OF the present
Term OF criminal court.
~~Blayins' plea may be changed to guilty
n OF manslaughter II the states attorneys
are willing TO change their charge. and
II Is expected Their will be no trial lie
S-,NAs confessed to killing Grandstaff. say
ing he did Il in an effort TO escape after
being caught in a shack stealing the
dead mans lunch.
Attorneys Charles J. Schuck and John
g. p. Arbenz will be counsel for the dctcnd-
ANT II he will face jury. while Prose-
- cutor ID. A. Mckee and ASsts tant Carl
&C. Bachmann will handle the stat: ;
case. $500,
Blevins Is charged with shooting ana
killing c. F. B. Cirandstaff, in his shack
- near the Peninsula tunnel OF the Is. * ~;
railroad. Grandstaff'S body was FOUND
an hour after the killing. but not unts,
threa hours later was the bullet wound
. found.
The Wheeling intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1903-1961, 1920-12-04
AUTOMOBILE THIEVES
REMOVED TO PRISON

Charles Avery. who WAS sentenced Ia
two years IN the state penitentiary for
stealing an automobile, and George
Coss. who was sentenced yesterday by
Judge Alan II. Robinson in criminal
court. were taken to the p-nitent!ary
in Moundsville last evening by deputy
sherins to begin serving their terms.
The Wheeling intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1903-1961, 1920-12-04
- I .. .. =. VI01xA11OA.
WIN rot he Started Until After the
KoHdaYRL

Contrary to other years. members OF
khs Wheeling. Moundsyille. McMeShen.
Senvood and eastern Ohio lodges OF the
odd Fellows will not hold their vista
lions to other lodges OF the community
this year until after the holidays.
:, Plans are now In the hands of n COM
nittee from all the lodges TO plan for
. INA visits, and they are working on tho
now. 1t Is thought they
viii be held soon after the holidays and
throughout the early spring.
The Wheeling intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1903-1961, 1920-12-04
1900, 900 REVENUE sTA1ps

The scmi-monthly shipment OF rcvc-
nue. stamps from the United States T"H-
rnun office u: Washington, d. c.. was
received in this city yesterday afternoon
at the local revenue office in the Federal
building The shipment consisted OF
1900, 900 stamps and are worth s5n. 400.
The Wheeling intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1903-1961, 1920-12-04

consiGvr Il proposed change Of the term
for holding the circuit court Of the
FirA judicial district.
MI members Of the bars Of Brooke.
Hancock and Ohio counties are urged u
lie present.
The Wheeling intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1903-1961, 1920-12-04
CHAMBER Of COMMERCE DEMANDS
TRACTION COMPANIES Do PAVING

b. given consideration, and u program
will be outlined to meet the wishes Of
the membership and referred TO special
committees to make plans for their ac-
cumpli Shment
The Wheeling intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1903-1961, 1920-12-04
LOOSEN UP THAT
:: :: HEAVY COLD
Go after 1t right away with
- Dr.. Bells Pine-Tar-Honey

TINE person who once gives this
y materially popular cough and
cold relieving medicine a fair
opportunity OF proving itself, becomes
a ecuvers. He learns how really bene-
6eial iss healing and balsamie antsep-
ties are IN helping relieve cold, cough,
.rippe, bsooehitis, boarseness. He finds
cut how prumptly il assist, Nature in
,Teenax 4 complete eradication Of
.oaerm nod inflammation and COO
Eestson.
Today-righr no~-Eet an eeonon-
ieal bottie At your druggists. IL VII
a 4 weu-paying investment: Keep It
on hand - q safeguard against colds.
A0e 6Oc 81 %,
The Wheeling intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1903-1961, 1920-12-04
Nc r ADD EN- S
The Christmas Store for Men s and Boys Wear

Here are suggestions for gifts that men ONLYl
need and want--the sort they would buy H<MA~
for themseves-from this store. where | 10 1kNN
the holiday thoughts Of men fully ~ IS&N
displayed taken Of in our large - J. T.
assortments, which makes the selection - N
OF gifts experienced sales 9{tOVFuSVV
men assist you in many to DAYS PE&
lect His Gift IN1WN!RzB111Aa14zAn~
The Wheeling intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1903-1961, 1920-12-04

The directors Of the Wheeling Cnam-
Der Of Commerce held their rsE9aae
\, mi monthly meeting at noon FRIDAY,
1T the Fort Henry club; Ihr S'S ,,,O, ~
wasa busy one. Several important mat
t.rs and a large amount Of routine busl-
The Wheeling intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1903-1961, 1920-12-04

| The question OF outlining Tho pTcETam
OF work Of the chamoer for tho current
year. Was laid over 10 the next meeting
| as II special order OF business. The sug-
| gest 'ons mad" ny IN" membership In 4
! Gu...tiunnaIra rnceutlv sent out will all
New-York tribune., 1920-07-18

~ ct. White Novelty Yoiles. 40
For dresses and blouses.
WHITE CoODS-MAIN FLOOR
S1.24 Little Tots White Gowns. .s7
Sizes to 6 yrs.-Littla tots cam
brio gowns--Bishop and Empire
styles-lace trimmed.
INFANTS WEAR-SECOND FLOOR
81 ct. Boys Fine Cotton
Athiat;c ,In oat.s at.s,os .,.;...:;.. ,;:; .7S
BOYS USDEkwEARMMAlNT T FLOOR. S,H
S2.95 Young Mems Khaki Trousers.2.27
Heavy quality drill-light and
dark shades cuff bottoms
sizes % to 38 waist.
YOUNG MEMS CLOTHrNG-3D FLOOR
1914 Boys Summer Suits. ..7.S5
New coat style in Palm Beach and
Beach CLOTH to 1S years.
BOYS cLoTHING-TaIRD FLOOR.
S9.97 Imported Seamless
Grass Rugs. 6.44
sx10 feet-Japanese and novelty
borders-blue, green, tan and pink.
RUGS-THIRD FLOOR.
$1.1s Sheeting, 90 Inches Wide. :. .s7
bieached-soft finish-no dressing
MusElNs-BAsEsrNr
s5.49 White Crochet Spreads. .407
Full size-hemmed or fringed-
assorted patterns.
SP SPREADS-BASEA1ENT
$500 White Canvas Pumps. .l.95
Ankle strap-ornament on vamp-
broad toes-Goodyear welted soles
sizes liz to 2.
SHOES-SEcOND FLOOR
s2.S7 New ScriM Curtains. .1.Ss
White or Arabian--lace insertion
deep. hemstitched hem.
LACE CURTAINs-gASEaIENr
48 ct. Muslin Curtaininr. ... .27
Yard wide--colored spots and fx-
urea NEUTRALITY-SUSPICIOUS.
New-York tribune., 1920-07-18
Buried Under Large Boulder
Worknan's Life Saved by Small
Rocks SuDpOrtinp Great Stone

Workmen in an excavation on Queens
Boulevard, Kew Gardens, Queens, scat
tered in wild alarm yesterday as the
snoring gave way beneath twoton
boulder that was poised on the edge of
the cut. To their horror they discov-
cred, on their return, that the huge
rock lay squarely on top of one of their
number, Peter schwantke, of Flushing.
There's no hurry" said one of them
as they started preparations to remove
the rock; poor Schwantkell never get
up again"
"The hell ne won'tl" came in en-
phatic tones from beneath the rock.
"Pass q rope down here quick and I'll
get 1t under this big rock before the
smaller stones that are holding its
weight off me give way"
The rope was passed to him and
schwantke fastened it, later directing
the work of the holsters so that they
might not dislodge the opportune
wedges of stone which had saved his
life. He was taken to Jamaica Hos
pital, and probably will be back at
work tomorrow