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Big Variety-Big Values
Sport Hats, $3.50

Such wonderful values should cause real COM
motion in our Millinery Section tomorrow. These
are the smartest of midsummer Hats-of Geor-
gette Crepe-Ribbon and Embroidered Satin In
white, pink, orchid, jade and other sport shades
as we'll as two-tone effects. Exceptional values
at $3.50.
Second F1oor-Lansburgh & Brother.
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1920-07-20
Buy for the Future
Wool Dress Goods
Remnants

Choose from red Henrietta a1l-wool Cream
Serge, all-wool Navy Blue>Serge, green or brown
lot of black fabrics-slk and wool Popns, Shop
herd Checks, figured Challie, fancy Checks, all
wool old rose Imperial Serge; these in lengths
nant price, yard, CSC.
Third FIoor-Lansburgh & Brother
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1920-07-20

1t should be tremendous. There 1000 pairs
in this lot; included are black and coors-prac
tically all are correctly full fashioned. The ma
jorty known irregular" weaves, but the
faults minute, and the savings big, you
should not let anything deter you from buying the
limit tomorrow.
Isl pairs $1.5O Misses Mock Seam Silk and
Fiber Stockings all PERFECT. Black, white and
cordovan. Pair, Csc.
1000 pairs SOC Fancy Top Socks. every pair per-
feet; mostly medium sizes; buy the limit-35c.
Mercerized Isle Stockings. black or white;
slightly irregular; if perfect they would sell for
great deal more. Remnant price, 29c.
Full fashioned Isle Stockings, irregulars of S5c
and $1.00 qualities: black, white and some colors;
plain Isle mercerized. Pair, 49c.
500 pairs "Lansburgh Lily" Silk Stockings,
small lot of broken sizes in various tones of
brown and gray only; all perfect. Pair, SI.59.
First FIoor-Lansburgh & Brother
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1920-07-20
A Bargain For Girls
Attractive Hair Bows

Ready-made Hair Bows-also bow holder; the
bows contain ~ of ribbon; to Close each, soc.
First FIoor-LansburEh & Brother
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Prices Are Particularly Enticine on
Ribbon Remnants

Remnants of satin, MORE, taffeta,. plaid and
fancy Ribbons, for making camisoles, glrdles,
trimming hats, for sashes and hairbows-all de-
sirable Shades and lengths; values up to 79c.
Remnant price, yard, &c.
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1920-07-20

Prices for going down to the bottom Thrifty
divers will set out for these low-prced remnants
and undoubtedly live happily on that score as
long they last.
$69S Reed Sulkies, each, S40S
$2475 Cedar Chests, slightly marred SIS.75.
Sis Lawn Benches, well made csc.
$ll.45 Couch Hammocks, Excelsior mattress,
sos.
SOC Fiber Mats. assorted colors, 2oc.
Fumed Oak Tabourertes, each, 6oc
400 yards 49c Scrim, colored border and all
over effects; yard, SIC.
500 yards 6oc Colored Marquisctte all-over pat
terms and colors; yard, 47c.
500 yards SOC Cretonnes, various lengths; yard,
3oc.
79c Marquisette Curtain Strips, Seconds; each
49c.
19c Stair Oilcloth, remnants; yard, zc.
Remnants Felt Base Floor Coverings square
yard 27c.
Fourth FIoor-Lansburgh & Brother
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1920-07-20

money on any OF these articles that does not
bring you its full value in the goods you get.
dozen Percale and New Bedford Sheets, size
63x90; regular price, $325. Remnant price, each,
SZ25.
S dozen Wearwell Sheets, size 81x90; none
better for wear; regularly $275. Remnant price,
$3.50.
pieces Lockwood Unbleached Sheeting, heavy
round thread; w yards wide; regularly $l20.
Remnant price, 75c.
pieces Frut-of-the- loom Bleached Cotton "
yards wide. for single bed sheets; regularly Csc.
Remnant price, yard, Csc.
pieces Maytme Cambria, No: $500; pure finish,
carefully made for women's and infants garments;
Sc inches wide; regularly Soc. Yard, SIC.
800 yards Cast Iron and Lockwood Cotton, un-
bleached 46 and 48 inches wide; regularly 60c and
Csc. Yard SOC.
9 pieces 40-inch Domestic Nainsook, sheer and
soft; regularly 40c Remnant price, yard, 2oc.
First Floor-LAnsbursh & Brother
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1920-07-20

Just fancy these prices on excellent materia
In midsummer these pieces are a real find
women who have such needs.
At 33c Yard-Remnants of wash fabrics 70
merly selling up to 75c yard.
At 48c Yard-Remnants of white and colort
wash fabrics formerly selling up to Sl.5O yard.
At soc Yard-Swiss Organdie. in gray onl
IS inches wide sheer and transparent; former
$lOO yard, only go yards.
At 4Sc Yard-40-inch Plain and Colored o
candle; yellow and copen only; about $50 yar'
of each; regularly sold 75c yard.
At 38c Yard-44-inch Light Pearl Gray Frent
Wolfe; only $50 yards; formerly 75c yard
First FloOr-Lansbursh 4 Brother.
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Xxx r-1;1.ra,

Reupholstery Shop-Expert workmen are at your
ice Do not let furniture far that the founda-
ton is impaired Have reuphosered today Estimates
furnished on request. Fourth Floor.
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1920-07-20

Pongee Suits, formerly $45oo, now $500.
l Pongee Suit, formerly $3.50, $3.50.
Pongee Suits formerly $500, now $3.50.
Linen Suits, formerly $780, now $13o5.
% Cloth Suits, black and white checked velour,
brown and tan worsteds; formerly up to $4o.50,
Remnant day, $780,
Suits, formerly $500, now $1z.o5.
S Tweed Goats, fine for motoring; formerly
$500, $780,
Sports Coats, formerly $1,000, now $1,000
Velvet Coats, formerly $45.0O, now $500.
u Skirts, fancy striped silk, also black and
white plaid worsted; formerly $685. now $780,
46 Dresses, pretty Foulards beaded Georgette
Taffeta. Crepe de Chine; $3.50 to $3.50 values,
$12.o5.
81 Bingham Dresses. also pretty prints; reduc-
ed to $500.
Second FIoor-Lansburgh & Brother
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DEATHS

CUsCADEN.- Sept, 8. MARGARET. wife
OF John Cuscaden., Relatives and friends In
sS to 9aaeTS 1sryrs sat mr. %nrIs
Beivue- Gem. Remains may be viewed Fri.'
after 9 D. m.
gs DEArPSSN RaSs,; SEPT, DhkA LA GAFPIlS Fsls
neral SERVICES. Tri... II a, m. prsclsey. a,
Diamond SITS. Int. Private. West Laurel Hill
Gem.
DoUsHERTy;nssgs; S Z ,,s,l'T is2os DENNIS. RsIs
funeral ETi $50 q nj from ,nGn his late sosmI ,ss,
c6urch cSS 10 a. m. Int. Holy sepulchre Gem,
ERB.-sept. 9, JACOB, husband Of Mar,
9s OF "' pa Amps s S ss APTa Seat hFH r.
p. ~, late residence, Gardenville, Bucks co.
Pa. Int Hillside Gem. Chapel. Take Willow
Grove and Doylestown trolley, Easton car
to Danboro.
ELsCH--on Sept. Z. THEODORE ELscH,
Ssif az he Emanuel S cSafcS rSsS bread T penns
Emanuel Cemetery.
G1BsoN.--suddenly, in Phila.. Sept. 7,
1920, ALFRED S. GIBSON. beloved husba nd
hSs 9 hS so assGn ssed sG So 49,
a, NJ; the r, NJ, a. and Dumont,,s Min.
his late residence. Linwood. N. j., Fri.
p. m. Int. Pleasantviile.
GoRMAN.--Scp 7. 1920 ETHEL NJ, be.
loved wife OF Edward J. German. Relatives
and friends are invited to attend funeral,
Sat. $50 A.. m. from Ler late residence,
$40 S. Yewdell ST Solemn requiem mass
Church Of Transnguration 10 a. m. Int. st.
Denis's,
GRIER, - Suddenly. Sept. o. 1920. ].
May Grier. Funeral at convenience Of the
family
of Roland o. Haines. Relatives and. friend,
invited to funeral services. Thurs. p. m:
residence. b0l0 Thompson st. Int. Ranck' $
Church. Lancaster co.. Pa.
KAFFENRERGER.--S 8, WILLIAM
A., son cf Adam and Augusta Kaffenherger
(nee Tcbte), aged "a. Relatives and friends.
Asso., and members OF Fredcn's Lutheran
Church. invited to funeral services. Sat. 2
y. m, at his late residence, 7040 Rising Sun
eve. Lawndale. Int. Oakland Gem. Viewing
Fri. to 10 p. m.
KRAUT. - On Sept. 0, 1920, JOHN o,
friends Of the family invited to funeral serv.
residence. 1920 Marlboroush st. Int. Green:
Thursday evening.
LEITCH.-sept. 0. AGNES W.. widow Of
William Lsitch. Funeral Sat. 2 p. M, resi-.
denco of George w. Willis. 2O28 Il. Birch
ST.. kensington. Int. private. Fernwood Gem.
=, ,tEwIsIsept; I,S 8 RICHARD +, hnsba nd nd
all organizations Of which he was a member,
invited to funeral Sat-. p. M, residence,
q Summit Grove ave. Bryn Mawr, Pa.
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DEATHS

Gent Gs% ms mnS a, b owSs Viewed FTT FTdas
n'nSi nIS6iuhDfESRRPAcK.-on i fS Sept, .. ELrzApETn
j., widow % David 9. LSSdeIsa,eks LSSdo,ss service ice
Er "f'rPSGn ~ SsP ct
STNfbks R wit % 9storS e. msclnsrs Ss sSst and
waiiwork. Relatives and friends invited to
tSe tSeefe1 David fdryfe Schuyler Bldg Broad and
%f %SSs5s Igs SSss Sse.s s 81 fsSs Ess.rsi
S e Ssf AZ rs :SSs.s sSss
ifB,s J, s,,s Nlfs sns q ,sts AZ;
hSssr' iSss frisnds MSFES wssahissoS & Council No ss
and eupEsITt SsIt.S city so GSSnS fSnsTa MS
e. rr'' M ns0 pSvaie. RI % Fsrn~ood Gem viewing
%sssSTiRr. 80. I, ostGsa NssiD,sss Ss Sept ana q
Sqs a Hs late sng GA2%sd fsnds am @
SERVICES E bds M BrSsd and pS
mGnG GmnoGLSLER.msept Sii s JOHN. husband, of
Emma Moiler (nse Adds, Funeral sat-; Sat- E.
w. dOr san'Fss Ss,h pGlG ana spruce sts Int private
Arlington Gem; Friends may call Fri. to
I'M,
MOoRE,--On Sept, 0. 1920. JOHN j.. hus-
tand Of Catherine Moore tnce Wslsh) Rela.
tives and friends also Jonathan Ring Son
and Nooen Carpet Yarn Union No 1926: In
vtcd to funsra on sat; az $3.50 a; M. from
afSae'Sf at st Michnsis ' Church 10 a. M interment
KG!E GM!EosGtTRcsaps G1Gfs css%steF4Y SADIE, wife @, will
liam Mosier. Funeral FRI. 1 .. m, from
Steelmans' Chapel, 3O31 Kensington ave, Int.
thurs. hSrs after I .. m. Chester papers please
OSMt'NcHEN.-sept. 7, 1920, ALoYsIUs p.
NtISCHEN Funeral Fri. $3.50 a. m, from
his late residence, b414 Walnut ST.. Requiem
mass 10 a., m. church Of TransfgurationI
55th and Cedar ave. Int. private.
NEwIALL.---sept. Z. JULIA. wife Of late
$50 D. M. 2sIs W. Harold ct. Int, private.
Monument Gem. Friends may call Thurs.
PEARSON. - Sept. O. 1920. MARIA A..
il a. m. precisely, at husband's residence.
POoLE-Sept. Q, 1920. WILLIAM L.. he
loved husband Of Sal lie c. Poole. aged SO.
Relatives. friends and members OF Defender
League Deputies. Asso: Science Council. No;
Presbyterian Church and Sunday School. In
vlted to funeral services. Fri. p. M. late
residence. 2734 Eyre st. (2sth and Columbia
aveJ Remains may be viewed Thurs. to
REXD."sept G ). 1920. EBERT E.. son
Of Annie e. and late Henry Read, aged A.
Relatives and friends, also American Lodge.
No. 25, I. o. Q. F.: Washington Camp, No.
Is5 p. o. s. OF A.: employees Of Stead &
Miller Co., and members OF 50th Baptist
church. invited to funeral services, Sat. 2
p. M. at residence. 2453 N. Hancock st. Int.
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DEATHS

Greenwood tx; Of Pl Gem. Remains NAV :,
viewed EIl;. after p: m. '""y s
dTIE a2ssFs Husband OF ssfsS ssss Sc...S2 1920
ier). Relatives and friends. also emn,os,,I But,
y " Brown r,Sns SGp,ician invited tefHyss fssroos, q
sfrvsfs EfispSs Ss nav osil %har!da9R, ssSi sS
Int Merion Gem s,11,,,,, c.. m
soHN. RELATIVES and iHGe friends = arc John v.
to attend funeral services. Fri. 3 invited
,hs Tssdsspe1 n.ss, Sf his soninsw HsrSs
spAETH'I,ssspt. Z 1920, LILLE. dav,,
lives and friends are invited to tfnr,e funers Rs,.
w, Silver st, Int Mt. Vernon. Friend. Fii 12is mis
cay ss5rRReoSG!RSBffNSfEs.-sept ReS!RSBffNSfEs 7, HARRY -.
late Henry and Hannah strockbine, F"nnof Fson q
ssrysss iss,on cs%p s%s S5 ss % i,'1 = Ogden %ss
Commardery. No: 4. p. o. s. Of A, ennr,aIa. r,nIa.
of P; r; 7 co. invited: Int: FernwoodP dPtSys' Ss,s'
band naofsHss'5. 81 aissSetS 5 fSomDoo1RSa GToRaT
&. Thompson. 60 Rollins Sn'f road, sDriTEs.ln.i rfiams.ni
THOMSON. On Fifth day morning NJ.
Month 9th. at ogontz. Pa. MARY E'.' w,gn,lh, With
Of Thomas & Thomson Due notice Of 'fun,esrp,w,
vii l41lRErE.wsept. Fl 9.veasi 8, BERTHA, a.,v,,.'
Fssive. FSTr T. and snd frIsnd. lena A invited
fIsa St Int. Fernwood ce"'f cem FrisTGS, SSSS Par; AZ
.VosHAKE.--sspt. Z; THERESA NJ r,,.
OF late August Voshake (nee Hawai- wlis
rs. Relatives, friends, women Of m fussd
Family and Altar Society, invited to " Holy
Fri. 1880 a. M. late residence. 2ess sunerN, In.N,
81. solemn REQUIEM mays mass at st. BonitseISDs',,
wEBSTER.--Near Neshaminy' Pm
FRANK WEBSTER. ased 81 years Fnr,. 3,
sat; Sat- meet 1 "ts tsosS ss bs1
wFLLEIN.--Suddenly Sept d ANTuyon.-
j., son Of Caroline and the late Mer,i,nh i,hUNf M
iein (nee Kaepplein). Relatives and fr,.el. wei.
invited TO funeral, Sat-, $50 a NJ r'ends
residence. 4Soo Brown st.. West Phiia. s.I' st.
10 a. m. Int Holy Redecmer Gem. |hurch
WELsHYMER. - Sept. o. GEORGE N
friends invited to funeral services. icss Tsua.nd and
opo5 n 29d st. Int. private. 'uence.
wIEI.AND.- AT Atlantic Cty. N = c.
T. 1920, WILLIAM D.. husband a. Sent
iotte wieland. Relatives and friends ,n;sss,r:: Hssr:
10 meet funeral. Fri. 11:45 a. m. az invited
reYITN eYYIUTNKER.--sept 7, HANNAH, ,v,,.
Herman Yunker .tnee Henly), aged TX 7Sts o.
tives and friends INVITED to funeral Tss' WI,
1870 a. M, late residence, 221S N 10 n.
Int, Adath Jeshurun Gem. 'h 81.
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H-SAIL0R ARRESTED
FOR MURDER OF GIRL
confesses to Killing Baltimore
Woman and Shooting Fiance
IN Attempted HoId-Up

Providence. Il. l.. SEPT. o.--Charget
With the murder Of Rose V. McKennI
IN the harrington parkway on tn,
night Of September ., Rolf Adams
East Providence. was arrested last
night.
Adams, according to the police, con =
fessed he fired the shots that killed Miss
McKenna and wounded dangerously her
rance, William j. Dcignan. as they
were sitting in their automobile beside
the roadway.
He told the police that he did not
know either Miss McKcnna or Drignnn.
He said that he saw the ear by the
rad and that. masking his face with
HE handkerchief. he told thc driver
ssfIold up your mitts :" Deignan. he
said. made movement as Il he were
going to pull a pistol. Adnrs quickly
raised his .45- caliber automatic pistol
and. holding ii nt level with his eyes,
pulled the trigger.
Then Adams told the polsce .e ran.
casting away his handkerchief and
throwing the pistol into the river. He
did not learn of Miss McKenna's death
until the next morning. The police dis
covered the army handkerchief he had
used for n mask tied with sailor knots.
Adams Is twenty one years old and a
former sailor in the United States navy.
He is tall and thin. thus corresponding
with the description of the assailant
given by Deignan. His story bears out
the accounts Of the tragedy furnished
to the police by Deignan. who is still
In a serious condition at the Rhcdc
island Hospital, but who is expected by
his physicians to recover.
s The lack of apparent motive for the
crime had lent mystery to the killing.
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Dfatfs

I S~ttF ~
! .ALBR1GHT.---sept.-7 Z. HELENA, daughter
7th year. n neral sat, 2 b. M. fathers = rest
6ence, 2ii0 s. Carlisle st Int. Holy Cros.
Gem Remains may be viewed Fri. eve.
BLANCKKEMNsEE:..sept. * en- 8. JULIUS. hus
Ves p and freHd' also W.mns nsfa sshneds,
Lodge No. 49, r. and 4. N. and all othsi
are invited to funeral services, Sun. . y
psmSsS RTsS'sly st Int at s iss Sinai rsSnce ai2'
BRowN.-suddeniy. Sept. q. FRANCIS
late Patrick Brown. ,Reisiiyes and friends,
a Hy Of cGey c PamScrs h'Ia Local. GouST, lSs Hs
Post No; 81. American LEGION invited to. ~.
ia a. solemn rsnnisn Of mSthsr
AAsatha's Church 10 a. IN. lat. Holy cross
wHEnfza RgGER T. ss.ssss " pss:s. s,.s:
SISske. Relatives and fPisnds s invlisd Rsd fi tc
eid som Sso6 sps, Vine st.. e. Psila ss, %,ansep. p.
m Int. Fernwood Gem.
pIpIs PTRNsMsegt Ssis;'g.. s. LENA: wife Of jaime:
T6ifa = RsiSrpsd PrssGytsIiah chaTsR inSi,sS
Remains ana may Be- % vie%sd % ri, Trdey eve. Hill Gem
Henry +, Boulder. ased Il sM Years NJ FuncrSi Snc al
resGenoe' iS ' S ssd as St, Il fn,srmeni @
private.
COMPREHENSIVE. q. 1920, Mrs. ANN
CAMPBELL Relatives and friends invited
to funeral, sat. $50 a. M. from residence
Of her son-in-law. Patrick Kearney, 5O44
Portico st, Germantown. Solemn requiem
mass at Church Of st. Francis Of Assist 10
a. m. Int. Holy Sepulchrt Gem.
CAREY. - Suddenly, Sept. Q, JOHN, son
of Patrick and Sarah Carey, aged 90 Reia :
tives and friends invited to funeral Fri,
$50 a. M, parents residence, 272i Mon.
mouth st. Solemn requiem mass Nativity B.
V. NJ Church 10 a. m. Int. st. Dominic s
Gem, Holmesbure
CARRCLL.--On Sept. 7, 1920, ADAM L..
husband OF Mary Carroll (nee ctiarTiriej'
Relatives and friends. also b. v. NJ, Sodaiity
st. AIMS Church. invited to funeral on sat,
at $40 a. m. from late residence, 2I42 z.
Lehigh ave. Solemn requiem mass st Ann :
Churth at 10 a. m. Intorment Holy Cross
Cemetery.
,CARLIN; - Suddenly. sspt,. o.. Captain
JOHN cARL1N husband OF Ray. L.. Carlin
tiyes and friends also Industry Lodge, No.
1871. +. and 4. NJ. and all other orEaniza-
?; m. resldcncs Of his son;in-law. James r,
stephssns p. e. Church. Bridge and Melrose
FrienSs asp may call call, Thurs, after p. m.
John and Anna Carson, aged o. rnnernl sery.
Ices Sat. p. M, residence. 45s7 N. 10th
st. Int. private. Friends may call Fri. eve.
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IN MEMORIAM
MAGINN1S,-In loving remembrance OF
THOMAS HOBBS MAGINNIs, who died Sep
tember o. 1918. HIS CHILDREN.
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North sehIeswls incorporated

\ Washington, Sept. 0.-Incorporation
of North Schleswig into Denmark by
constitutional amendment was an
nounced in an official cabcgram re-
ceived today by the Danish legation
from Copenhagen. The ratification vote
was G13, All for, and 10, 400 against
the amendment
Evening public ledger. [volume] (Philadelphia [Pa.]) 1914-1942, 1920-09-09
ESCAPES FROM zAMoRA
EnaIishman Evades Mexican Bandit
as Did American

Mexico City, Sept. 0.-(By A. P)---
Bertie C. johnson, British subject
who was kidnapped by Pedro Znmora,
at Autlan. on August 10, has escaped
from the bandits and Is on his way to
Guadalajar under escort of govern
ment troops, It was announced at the
War Department last night. The an
followed a report from Gen
eral Enrique Estrada, who is directing
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W. A. Gardiner, an American citi-
zen, who also was a captive at Zamors,
has arrived at Talpa, state Of Jalisco,
on his way to Guadalajara.
Evening public ledger. [volume] (Philadelphia [Pa.]) 1914-1942, 1920-09-09

the pursuit Of Zamora. It was said that
johnson had escaped during fight near
Guanachil. a village in the state Of
Jalisco.
The Wheeling intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1903-1961, 1920-06-05
n, !. STOCKS

NEW YORK, June 4.--Conditions no!
unlike. those which ordinarily prcfaiiea
during the midsummer ATTENDED toeaS
perfunctory session OF inc 80 2s5,-
900 shares, appro1imatinE the Seei >
10 vrccord for y full session.
Movement Of prices was IN consStoIi
ance with tho general inertia hsau r,rs
Sssnes alternately advanced ana occlIn-
I'd within circumscribed limits. the MAJ
Let closing with a fairly STEADY tono
ON covering by shorts in stecIs anu "a
filiated shares. III. 5o-ivcd
almost its sole support from the opeLa,
tions OF pools in Mexican olls' $780,
Of the equipments and the more opsI hv
specialties. tho latter oc,ns can Writing
Paper preferred and Union Bag anu
Poiiitics-that Is TO say. next Tr,,. week IS 5
presidential convention az III SSscus-
sion. 4, .,,a. has
Wall street been so much az An
,papiSeStcd SO little outward interest," 40
Srvclopments OF similar import. .,,r
The supCrficIal character OF the stoGA
market extended 10 money rates, vii
ally all of thu day car toe ,tc,l" bcing
r,a5n nn a six per cent basis. FOR
- nracticaI purposes. however. time iu'''S
we're again nOn-cNiStent. ,rro,,u-
Tar tSs London rate recording another
reaction. with like tendencies Tor - rafts
SiIIs but Italian and German rcHllI
.ancss hardened. Rumors Of additional
cold Imports via the Pacific coast were
not confirmed. .h.i-
Liberty bonds recovered from tneir
xaaback OF the morning. closing mostly
a. gains. In the foreign group Anglo,
French 5's were strong at 995a: Iotai
salCs par value. aggregated Sl1'i ou.-
0OOn Old registered As were 3 peF
cent lower on call.
The Wheeling intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1903-1961, 1920-06-05

nue., Several hours were spent in fan
cywork at the conclusion of which the
guests repaired to the dining room
whore they enjoyed very dainty
luncheon.
Tho radiator or the Warwood fire
truck, which was taken to wheeling 70
he repaired the first part Of the week
was received yesterday afternoon. WORK
was Mt once started on putting 1t back
on the machine. Other necessary re,
pairs TO the machinery were made 50
that the machine is reported TO be IN
excellent running order. The repair
work is being done by Messrs. John and
Lawrence Steyles and Charles Nc
Adams.
To Lower Wickets.
On account of the recent rainfall and
the small rise which is coming from the
hcadwatcrs OF the Ohio it was reported
yesterday afternoon by government
men at Dam No. IL, at one set OF the
wickcts on the Ohio side of the river
will be lowered this morning TO let tne
rise pass. 1t is small and will cause but
a slight rise at all points along the
C. II. watkins to Speak.
In the absence Of Rev. L. A. McCord'
pastor Of the Lutheran church, there
will he no services Sunday evening. out
the usual service on Sunday morning AT
1890 o'clock Special music by the
choir. Charles II. Watkins, layman or
the Thomson NJ. Z. church. Will speak
and have charge Of the services. sun
day school Mt OILS o'clock. y. u. Har-
bruck, superintendent.
North Side Briefs.
Miss d. b. Bibbee. Of New Martins
VILE is spending several days visiting
friends in this city.
Miss Emma Montigel has returned to
this city after holding a responsible no
Ell concern
for several months. She will assist her
brother who is In business in Wheeling.
Charles Anderson left yesterday TOT
ST. Louis. No. where he VIII spend
John West. of this city. left Thursday
for Springfield, Ohio, where he Will
spend a few days with his parents.
Miss Bertha Russell left yesterday
morning for Parkersburg where she Will
visit with friends.
James Minor and Paul Harris have re-
turned to their home in this city after
spending several days visiting friends In
GAINESVILLE. Ohio.
Harry Long and Frank Minor have re-
turned to their home H IN thIS G nS,o al'eF
Mrs. Harrison OF this city left yester-
day afternoon for Petersburg. wfero
she will spend several days visiting rel
atires.
Mr.; and Mrs: John steele and family NIL!
Stecle's parents at West Liberty.
Miss Blanche Harris. of this city. Is
spending n couple Of days visiting her
sister In Pittsburgh. Pa.
Christian Church Notes.
Regular services Sunday morning and
evening at 1895 and 1880 O'Clock. Prof:
Fred Heller, OF Bethany college. Will
have charge. Childrcn's day will be OBJ
served, with a special musical program.
Sunday school at $50 p. m. Carl Car
others. superintendent.
Regular meeting of the G. w. 3. NJ.
club will meet on Tuesday. June Sth. at
tho homo OF Mrs. Guy Pryor. leader. on
Nineteenth street Several important
matters will be taken up and discussed.
social and entertainment Will be
given on June 18th at the Christian
church Humorous readings and NOV
Ing pictures will be shown. a cordial
invitation Is extended to all.