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Alexandria gazette. [volume] (Alexandria, D.C.) 1834-1974, 1921-11-12
SYMPTOMS
WOMEN Dread
Mrs. V';!son's Letter Should
Re REED by All Women

Clarified. Pa.-"After my last child
uas horn last September | was unable
The Wheeling intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1903-1961, 1921-08-08
HARRIS BEST PICTURE
At THE REX TODAY
BLACK Sheep" at Rex Theatre Gives
Graphic Picture OF Famous
Huoton

Few people realize the bloody war
fare that was wagcd on the western
plains during the late nlnet!cs between
the cattlencn and the shccp-herders. 1t
was a real war. one that resulted in
real bloodshcd and many lives were lost
before the two factions settled their
difficulties.
This warfare furnishes the theme for
ono Of the most thrilling dramas OF
the west that tho Rex theatre has ever
shown. BLACK sheep Neal Harris new
est starring vehicle. The picture mas
hcnn adapted from "Baa- Baa. Biack
sheen which appeared in recen: issue
Of short Stories Magazine" by its au-
thor. W. c. futile. who has won CON
siderable fame as a writer OF western
fiction.
first Hurst-Chaudct production issued
by the Pinnacle corporation and lives
un TO all the advance notices. raul
Hurst and Louis Chaudet have made
name for themselves IN the motion PIC
turc world and in securing this pair
10 supervise its pictures. Pinnacle Pro
ductions has scored ten strike.
BLACK Sheep will run AZ the Rex
theatre three days. commencing To-Day.
The Wheeling intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1903-1961, 1921-08-08
BETTY COMPSON STARS
IN THRILLING SOCIETY
DRAMA AT The PLAZA

During the hlmiag Of PRISONERS OF
Love" Retty Comrs0n.s first starring
PICTURES which - being shown al inc
Plaza thcater for the first half az this
week Miss Compson announced that tn
frs, half dozen OF her production would
be radically different. one from the
other. both from the standpoint or the
theme Of thr stories and her own stel-
lar rbaCitr;HatioU$.
The announcement was read by an
eastern millionaire who has built w one
OF the finest private libraries IN inc
country. lie - n noted bIohophtlC ana
his literary collection Is his principle
hobby. In letter which he wrote 10
Mss rompSnn he said 1T occurs 10 me
that a.. YOU intend seeking such a wide
,.rict, OF stories for your productions
| Nigh, hc able from time 10 time TO
recommend 10 YOU desirable Action that
* contained in my collection. Some or
the screen productions OF today lead me
TO believe that some one is overlooking
a wealth OF valuable material that -
Literally slumbcrinG on the shelves or
our private libraries.
Il well recall your work when you
were in comedies Your portrayal OF the
roe OF the girl in George Loanc Tue
hers Miracle Man was 10 me mar
velouS achievement. Now | have read
YOU have become a star and have com
menced producing your own pictures. II
you contemplate striving 10 secure
stories that are entirely unlike, as a
means OF proving your versatility. that
IL seems 10 me that l might well oner
you suggestions from time TO time as
scrutinize new stories that are con
s,antlv being added n my collection. |
am keep-rs well abreast OF our best con-
terrorary ~Ti:erS.
The Wheeling intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1903-1961, 1921-08-08
COUNCIL TO RESUME
THE PROBE TONIGHT

This evening IN the criminal court
room. courcil will resume the election
prohc. after adjournlng last Wedn"snaH
evening to give attorneys IN" GpPor-
unity 10 have three star Witnesses
prnsent tonight The so-cal>ed star
witnesses are George Seibert. ''aude
Rodgers and Henry Meyers. three WI"
Tai'ed TO appear last "Wednesday night.
IL ~ rumored that the testimony AZ
tonishts meeting will dcat with an al
eyed meeting a, The Oaks some time
before the election In which deal was
at.nmrtsd to steal the election Tor GER
tain candidates.
II is also rumored that over 3:o. noo
has been subscribed towards hchtnR
this investigation through 10 the linn.
Charles I;illiRan. who is CoutcStnE the
scat in council OF Chester g. Thompsc n.
and who alleges fraud and irregularities
~ the last city election will complete
his testimony and calling ~ witnesses
This evening as FAR as precinct No. oS
The Second ward is concerned and then
council will decide whether to continue
hearing alleged charges Of fraud and
,rrcruia titles and whether the evidence
already produced shows that fraud ara
,--cr,liaritics have been proved. Chester
q Thompson Will start calling VII.
ncxsas IN defense this evening.
iudres and clerks at nreeinct No. or
me Second ward will be called by
Thompson this evening.
The Wheeling intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1903-1961, 1921-08-08
IS
LOOKED FOR IN
PROBE TONIGHT

ToniShtS session 90 city council. sit
ting Tor further soaring OF testimony IN
The G;liic,n-T Thompson council contest
Is awaited with great ln'cr"S' nv Inc
scores and hundreds WHO hav" been to'-
lowing the inNrstiGa on closely.
II the witnesses called for this eve
nIng show up. attorneys for Charles T.
Gili:gau promis" tha' thcr" VIII DC
some sensational revelations concerning
alleged ,,i,hauchc-y Of the ciiN election
held May %. and plot I" stu'' inc
ballot boxes The attorneys Tor MT.
iil,liGaN arc said /" hope 20 reveal IN"
proceedings Of confer"nr" he'd ~ i
prQmIncn, out-the-pikr pace. and Il ~
r!a:mrd. tho star witnesses called '"r
tonight will show that - plot ard ="
stuff ba!lo, boxes and commit oiher
forms OF irrc=ular:ty wcr" carried on
successfully in some precincts and lalI-
cd Of execution in others.
II Is claimed that tho pot II pictured
from the witness stand as the IHforma :
ton has been given 10 attorneys, Will
n,o've some very prominent city Off
Gals
The Wheeling intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1903-1961, 1921-08-08
GET CHARTER SOON
Acknowledgements Post vstsraal
Of Pors4Sn Waxs GSady 1o1
Acfual WORK Soon.

Charles L Casey. commander Of TN
newly organized Kleeh-Phillips-RhoadS
Post, Veterans Of Foreign Wars. stAtet
last evening that he expects the post q
receive Its charter before tho next meet
ing OF the post, which will be held AonI
day evening, August Is, so that thi
post can get down to actual work unds1
the ritual.
Commander Casey and other ofhc'ah
OF the post have been beseiged win rel
quests for information concerning Al
mission TO the Veterans OF Foreign
Wars Learning that ouch interest 10
being taken in the orga niIauon here.
officers Of tho Veterans OF Foreign
Wars post at Steubenville hav" voIun-
tcered to bring their degree team 10
Wheeling in tho late summer or eAflV
fall and initiate the recruits whose ap-
plica lions for membership are accepted
within the next few weeks. The meet
ings Of Veterans Of Foreign Wars posts
are held strictly according - ritual and
are secret, adding greatly TO the intar-
est and impressiveness Of the work
The Wheeling intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1903-1961, 1921-08-08
MORE PAY FOR
COURT JURORS

Persons serving as jurors vii prob
IDLY not have 10 complain ~ the poor
bay received for such service. hereto
tore tho state Law allowed but s. per
lay 70 persons serving on Iur:cS but !
bill passed ~ the last session Of the
legislature and known as S"na;" SuoSt'-
tute FOR HOUSE Ein No - leaves The
eav u the discretion Of the judge ~ a
Aish Is 81 4cr day.
The bill IN par, reads as follows
'T.very rcr<o- VINO shat. serve upon a
.rand Jury shall ~ cutI''Hd L" rec"iN"
'Nr such serN IceS not .cSS c@1n TWO dol
orS nor more than thr"" DO .arS and
1flr ccatS. TO hc Fixed 10y m" court '"'
.a,h day ne NAY - serve. and IN add.
on ther"to the am. mil"aS" rs ali""
ID % vitns S>"S. - b" paid on; o; the
county treasury. but ~ sha" no; be
Pad .nr more ;naI t"0 days services
Tor any one term 81 court.
ANY persons summoned as aforesaid.
Nv virtue OF 'vcnirc tariaS' or other
WISE. 20 serve as pee juror and a.
sua!ry attending uron N. court. ar a.
lending at the rour: house AZ n" time
Ummoned. whether he =" ca&ed 10
serve on a jury or not. shall tor each
lay ne attends. be entitled TO receive
pot less than 'wo dollars and no; more
han three dollars and aftv cents. ~ b"
a1ed BY the court. and the same mile
lec allowed to witnesses The judge OF
The court shall AZ the compensation OF
srapd and petit Jurors. as provided for
above ny an order entered Of record n
aid court Provided that for any day
Aat Any person shall ," sworn 10 SerN"
Is Juror on \ case NJ Felony ne sha..
e. that day and any othlr days he may
% serve or such case. No pad 'hre"
dollars and ft,y cents out ~ he state
treasury. that for each day he -haIl nor
actually attend at the court house ne
RIAL receive nothing. and Sna) he a.
swed mileage bu; once during IN"
sYn.
The Wheeling intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1903-1961, 1921-08-08
COUNCIL TO ACT
TUESDAY EVENING
ON APPROPR |ATIONS
Total Of S836,753 Is Recommended by
City Manager Crngo-Levy to 30
Estimated,

City council tomorrow night will pass
upon appropriations recommended by
the city manager with total OF Ss59'-
753. or this sum :i30.4lS.S9 VIII II,
- Il for general city purposes must De
raised by direct taxa ton. requiring Il
.-.y Of iG.N cents on Tn" one hundred
dollars property oc tho city. The thN
will no levied on property valued n,
;91.S69.si6. In addition TO the genera
city fund. public debt funds amounting
10 s23.3S9.SO for tn" old city proper ana
s3569935 for the territory added by
Greater Wheeling becoming effective.
A ori-cent levy is required for IN" h"nn
Issue OF 1919. The amount raised 10
,ovcr IN. cost Of interest and the sink
ing fund will be S6S.462.T0.
Tn" estimated revenue Of tho CITY
will be :i06.334i6 according 10 hgurcs
compiled by the city manaFer.
The Wheeling intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1903-1961, 1921-08-08
KAMGARooS NEXT

Though hump 81 IS feet was long
though, TO be beyond human achieve
mem and did MOI become reality
until couple OF weeks ago, New Gour-
din. the Harvard jumper. who recently
r,ad, nov worlds record Jump OF 20
feet : inches. expects 10 make greater
leap next spring. Eddie Farrell. who
Goa ched tho Negro star. says that Gour-
din will make a mark next spring which
viii he outside Of the grasp OF the
rrcscnt age. In the opinion OF the
ayerar. athletic follower. the mark al
ready made by Gourdin will not be
eoualed during the life OF the present
generation. unless kanGaroos are ad-
nI,ted TO future field meets.
The Wheeling intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1903-1961, 1921-08-08

up for a short time Saturday evening
when an automobile collided with one
Of the large Steubenville cars In Center
Warwood.
Detailed information regarding the
accident and whose automobile had col
lided with the car could not be learned
as the local police stated that they had
NOT made any report Of the mix-up-
The Wheeling intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1903-1961, 1921-08-08
TELL
Of ". VA. ADVANTAGES

Attractions OF N" West Virginia Fan
handle for manufacturers have been des-
crihed by the Pittsburgh chamber OF
commerce m folder just issued. de-
voted 10 the electric power facilities OF
the Greater Pittsburgh" district, The
great plant Of the West Penn company
at Windsor north of This cry. is dcS-
crihed as ono OF the lcadinc units in
"Pittsburghs power ring. AltoErlNer'
IL pointed out. this power ring serves
a territory Of appro rimately $4,000
SQUARE miles
The Wheeling intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1903-1961, 1921-08-08
BUYERS TO NEW YORK

The following BUYERS from the Geo
z Stltel CO. left FOR New York markets
Saturday evening. They will spend the
heat ten dayB there selecting fall
merchRndise:
Mr.. J. T. Gilmer. merchandise man
Agrr.
Mr. ". p Helm. rugs and draperies.
Miss Phem'e Mcdowell. corsets and
lingerie
Miss Lille pauh. Jewelry and leather
goods
Miss Jennie Reich. laceS and en-
broiderieS.
Miss Edna RosSnan. ar: ncedlework.
M. ". u. Patterson. sin and wooden
Goods.
M WIN. Lauc. linens.
The Wheeling intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1903-1961, 1921-08-08
nl,narx ramnarnmant-

"Chariie. dear said young Mrs. Tor
kins. tho new cook is going 10 leave
unless YOU quit playing the photograph.
Doesn't she Ike music
Yes, But she says those Jazz rec
ords sat 50 rapid tempo she forgets
hsrsslr and works three or four times
&C fast as her wages call for."-W ash
ington Star.
The Wheeling intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1903-1961, 1921-08-08
MUST STAMP WEIGHT
ON WRAPPED L0AVES
Local Makers Got Notice Of Now Rultna
Of STATE Department Of weights
and Measures.

That the weight Of the loaf must be
STAMPED on the wrapper or every wrap
red loaf OF bread. is the ruling Of the
state department OF weighs and meas
ures us, received by local bakers. tn"
drtarlmrni has ruled tfat "rapi"d
bread - d commodity in rarkaS" fo'm
and il governed IN tho sa!" \ "rr"t t\
section IS Of the " sights and Measures
statute.
T'h,. section provides mat II shai. b"
rr,lawtul 70 keep for -" purpose az
-. effcr or cNroS" for sac amy COM
,,odi,y in packaG" form un!"~~ III" NJ
,nrltr Of the contents hc plainly and
cons. .cuuu>ly marked or the "ui~lI' 81
N. package in terms OF weight.
T,hs commissioner Of weights ard
Measures has addressed ;hc following
letter to the bak arie~ Of N" state;
tear SIR:
The Weights and Measures inspectors
in their travels over 'ue sat" H.''"
particularly noted witiHn n" last TON
weeks some laCX Of Observance to SEE
ton 20 OF the Weights nLd Measures
law. Especially IS this section or tho
law lacking in charrN anCe l.! the BAH
ing industry Of tAc state.
Section - IT nc law makes Il I'M
lsx:H7 - a.,n sor IN" purpose Of sale
offer or expose for sat.. or soil any
commodity in package form unless tho
re; quanIty of the contents be PLAINLY
and consciously marked on the out
SIDE OF m" package. Wrapped oread Is
unqu"stionably a commodity in package
form. therefore. is subject 10 the proVls-
jonS Of thi$ section.
Loaves Vary In Size.
This department has no power 70
authority. but it is empowered to en-
force A status which provides that
all goods in package form shall have
Tho net quantity Of the contents IN
weight plainly and conspicuouSly mark
Cd I. is 10 this section OF tho law
your attention - directed.
Leaves OF bread varying as much
a. four ounces ahd marketed by sep
arat" bakeries have been found IN Tho
retail stores for sale. yet the same price
"a bling asked Tor tn. twclV" and four
teen ounce loaf as is heinz asked for
the sixteen ounce loaf. There Is n"
DENYING the fact ina; m" purchasing
publ:e has \ right :" know the Guan-
tity ~ bread they are receiving for
their moacy as vel, rs any other ncces>
sity.
All former rulings as TO showing net
contents ct packages CT bread are now
rcscinded and beginning September l..
la.l. the net weight Of all bread shall
be REQUIRED to be marked on the out
side Of the package.
Seeking the cooperation Of he eak-
Ing industry to this ruling which - TO
tho interest OF the purchasing public
and your BUSINESS - well. am
Very truly you:s.
G.. F. DAEGHERTY.
commissioner OF weights nnG Measures.
The Wheeling intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1903-1961, 1921-08-08

Tho JIlt-C7,ar lotte-'-SaT Joe at the
movies with Mabel Saturday night. Are
mt you Keeping company with MIN
now
Gladys--'~No. | asked him II hc liked
her better than me. and he SAID yes-so
| threw him over.@--Lifc.
The Wheeling intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1903-1961, 1921-08-08
AUTO HITS CAR

Cars OF the Whenling-NsrWood nnd
Steubenvi!l divisions ~ Inc
Wheeling Traction company were tied
The Wheeling intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1903-1961, 1921-08-08

In addition 10 the above a levy ~ one
cont for Fairgrounds and one-half cent
for the firemens relief fund is levied
in each case while for the old city 81
cent. In laid for the bond issue OF 1919.
maxim the total levy for the Old city 6l
cents.
Tho playground fund Is ono Of con-
siderable interest. The {9.l96 which II
win ra!S. will ne used to operate seven
playsroun about twp and half
mon tbs yearly for twenty-five hours
week and t. operate four buildings two
nights per " eek for Ave months a year,
November TO March.
The Wheeling intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1903-1961, 1921-08-08

Chicago Ee~-w. J. Bryan may have
Travelled more miles than any other Nv.
Ing man. but several people have gone
farther.
The Wheeling intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1903-1961, 1921-08-08
Estimated Expenditure
Ralari.. Total $500 900.

More than - percent Of the money
10 be spent in tho city this year goes
for salaries. The city's revenue other
than taxes amounts to. roughly Sto6,ooo
while for salaries alone. 100000 Will
be expended. The detailed list OF salar-
The Wheeling intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1903-1961, 1921-08-08

You carr BE- an expert on odors and
Ws Blue Devil Clean ser in your home.
The Wheeling intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1903-1961, 1921-08-08

RnStCr Globe---Tf the drrS have then
way. real beer for medicine vii! be pro
<Crihrd. not prescribed.
The Wheeling intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1903-1961, 1921-08-08

We have Euara nteed Ty?ewrite-S from
$1,000 up ". 5. Stodda I'd - icth ST.
The Wheeling intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1903-1961, 1921-08-08

O-P-P-C- -C-S-I-T-Y
INTELLlGESCER WANT ADS.
The Wheeling intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1903-1961, 1921-08-08

commissioner Of weights nnd Measures.
The Wheeling intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1903-1961, 1921-08-08
I60,52S.S5
Public Debt

Public Debt.
Tho public debt or the city proper
will cost less this year than for any
! during the past five excepting the COSTS
, ~ the 1919 bond Issue which arc raised
! nv special levy. The regular public DEBT
! low this year will be only 81 cents
! The public debt Of the old city proper Is
! divided as follows
Main St., bridge loan. % series $500
| Main St. bridge loan 1st series l,lsf.So
J Loan OF 1902 (refunding) -. 10000
Loan OF 1908 ...............- ol'I1e'uV
Less from sinking fund "7'soo.oo
For sinking fund ......-..... l0,bOn.oo
.ess amt now covered ..... :t,5e0.oo
r., l23.3S9.5o
general decrease is noticeable IN
the rubllc debt levy OF the new territory
a. we'll. The debt levies OF the smal'
towns taken into, Greater wheeling Is
shown nv the following
r,r Grove 35c to raise 9.3a3.S2
| lakewood ......l4C 5.oto.ou
| Warvood .39c " l2.SIh.n6
rleaSant valley. SIC 5000
Enlton ...... 7.Sc Gl.V!
| Wood sdale ..... &c op i';o'
The levics. except those laid TO raise
,rbNc debt payments are fixed upon rea
.s,ate estimated at $52.s74.n1o: personal
nronertv estimated at s30.t0%215. and
prhIic utilities assessed at $S.69l.sbl.
The rubic debt levies are laid upon the
property lying with the territory whlch
| Incurred the debt.
The Bridgeport times and evening farmer., 1921-12-09
Competition Not Intended

''fhe superpower systeu,' continues the Fepart; would and should fail to achieve its purrese if it should seek existing electric utilities. It's ah5ect is exactly the reverse. Fhe creation of the superpa~er system can be urg- ed euiy as it shall come iata being to co-ordinate and supplement these utilities and carry to a higher degree the service and the economies incl dent to their present eperatiep.S
 When MT. Murray was asked te ex- plain what would happen to the thou sands Of small industrial plants de- ve1opinS their own power, he said the probability was that they would has
The Bridgeport times and evening farmer., 1921-12-09

Washington load oenteFs require ad- ditional plant capacity,
 The territory in which the super power survey has been made-the ''superpower zone"-nay be describ- ed as lying between the 3eth and 44th parallels of latitude aand extending from the coast approximately 150 miles inland, embracing parts ef the states of Maine, New Hampshire, Ver- m ont, Now York, Pennsylvania, Della ware and Maryland and all of the and, Connecticut and New Jersey. Within this zone are operated, most of them independently, 515 electric utilities, IS railroads and 96,6o6 in- dustFiai plants.
The Bridgeport times and evening farmer., 1921-12-09

have been granted by the chfeftains of old Hawaii to the early missionaries has just been completed, the title go- ing from the heirs of the Coan, Ly- man and Wetmore families to whom Evangelical Ssociation of Honolulu.
 The land, for the most part, an old lava flow extending for several miles into the fern forests above lilo, was given to it's original owners by one of the chiefs of Hawaii as a personal reward for the altruishic services to the Hawaiian people. As there was no such thing as individual land own ership in Hawaii at that tinle,all lands being considered the personal prop erty of the chiefs to do with they
The Bridgeport times and evening farmer., 1921-12-09

That boy who is full of life! Who enjoys real Winter sports hockey and skating and suchi Who wants to look weTl-dressed but not be bundled up!
 For him macknaW. And it's ready of a dandy alwool plaid in good weight and good color. And size from to 1S-$7.50 to SIP
 Frontb
The Bridgeport times and evening farmer., 1921-12-09

in Omaha of Mike Stine, a Bulgarian. is not sufficient to establish his con nectfon with the Wall street bomb ex- plosion, William J. Burns of the Bureau of Investigation said today.
 The Department of Justice has in structed it's agents at Omaha to wire a complete report on the Stine case.
 Burns has been informed that the note to the Omaha police was writ ten by some one who had "grudge" against St1ne-
The Bridgeport times and evening farmer., 1921-12-09
More flurries of holiday 'kerchiefs.

Hundreds and hundreds of pretty handkercbiefs through the but for the holiday thousands and thousands.
 Prettier than before -trite though that may seemi
 Madeira effects and fine linen with delicious broidered corners-5Oc.
 Pure linen and fine Swiss, each with embroidered corner and with handone embroidery in in color-75c. Lovely white linen with embroidered decoration -$1 Fine sorts with decoration of Armenian lace and with hand drawn -$1 and SIPS
 Delicious color embroidered sorts at $1.25 and $50
 Center aisle. rear
The Bridgeport times and evening farmer., 1921-12-09
THE ROWLAND DRY GOODS co.
 Member Retail Board Chamber of

ten to scrap these plants when they found they could save by using power developed by the superpower system. Murray, would never be developed in this part of the country to the point where it could be used for heating and cooking.
 t'It won't be cheaper to heat and cook with electricity" he said, ''un- til electric current is one cent a kill owat hour and coal is $40 a ton."
The Bridgeport times and evening farmer., 1921-12-09
Store open daily till lieve in toy catalogues

rigtuly expect Santa Claus his tdhy waiting
 Id their joy little girl or boy personally plan make
The Bridgeport times and evening farmer., 1921-12-09

Spirit youth sparkles beading brodery in colors that flash and glow Others maron1y dignity dark and rich and handsome of lively peacock and tangerine and green. collection fine and silks in crepe
 Navy and black, two notable browns n quality style vaue:-
 saendno
The Bridgeport times and evening farmer., 1921-12-09

For Colds. Grip or Influenza md as a Preventive. take Laxative PROMO OUININE Tablets. The gen 1, inc hears the signature of D. W. rrove. tBe sure you get BROMO)
The Bridgeport times and evening farmer., 1921-12-09
Helps toward picking mans gift.

Man really likes nice furnishings He may try toi make folks think he doesn't But he does! Rich ties in four-n-hand shape. Glowing dark colors and patterns of quiet beauty -$2 Fine knitted silk muffers. Dark colors interknit with bright Soft and yet fr durable great protection
 $3.5O Pure silk socks of heavy texture and in splendid colors ranging from white to black $2.25 Fiber fabric shirts with luster and beauty of both color and pattern. $4.50
The Bridgeport times and evening farmer., 1921-12-09

chose, an outright gift of this sort was considered very remarkable. The land is valuable only for its water rights, which are now leased to one of the sugar plantations
The Bridgeport times and evening farmer., 1921-12-09
HAWAIIAN LAND VALUED
 FOR ITS WAITER RIGHTS.

Honolulu, Dec. 9-TrsLrs1er of title to the only tract of land known to
The Bridgeport times and evening farmer., 1921-12-09
Burns Says Information
 Insufficient

Washington, Dec Condemnation now in the possession of the Depart ment of Justice concerning the arrest