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The Rock Island Argus and daily union. (Rock Island, Ill.) 1920-1923, 1921-03-31
Surprise On Mr.. Polchow.

William H. Polchow of Rocking
nam road, Davenport, was given a
hrthday surprise Tuesday evening
when q company of IL friends came
= the home Of his sister, Mrs. C. M.
Retess, I'LL Washington street to
epend the evening. The hours were
Spsut playing zoo, Mr.. and Mrs. E.
!ossx of this city, Mrs. L. White and
William Polchow taking prizes. A
oerthday lunch was served. Mr..
Nolchow received numerous gifts.
The Rock Island Argus and daily union. (Rock Island, Ill.) 1920-1923, 1921-03-31

Chanp Clark's home Honey
shuck" here d authority for the
statement that the dead statesman
was possessed Of I remarkable
memory.
One Of Mr.. Clark's prixed pos
sessions at Honey Shuck" was an
The Rock Island Argus and daily union. (Rock Island, Ill.) 1920-1923, 1921-03-31

sxtensive library md '.uncle Jos"
IN talking 81 It said: .Champ'
CLARK loved those papers and books
and he knew exactly whore every
one Of them was. Why, he would
write me a letter something like
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this: Dear Joe: Look on the
third she'll. SIX papers from the end,
and get me so-and-so's speech On.
Panama and mail it to me right
away And sure enough it would
be just where he said it was. He
never made an error this way"
The Rock Island Argus and daily union. (Rock Island, Ill.) 1920-1923, 1921-03-31
Social Apnouncemsnt..

Barbara Frietchie tent, No. 81,
Daughters of Veterans. will meet
in regular session tomorrow after
noon at 2 o'clock in Memorial hall.
All daughters are urged to he
present.
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CALI AIR


THURSDAY.
No Nasy Wsr ~ Mr. fsesle WI
Mame NV lunchs0n q Outing cub toe
Mis- 01a xoekIof.
Rock Hand lines enlpioyes daDcs q
odd Iellsvs han.
YHIDAY.
dancs Il Noiine Commsrcial club
SATURDAY.
Td-City Art league tea.
Music Levers. club gives musical ~ .
Terraces Gasdens.l
Mueller oshlsr wedding. 81 Koehler
home. III
Illinois Iows branch Of Association Col
legiate AIumus has children'S frolie -
Trinity parish house. Davenport.
SUNDAY.
|. vespers 1t 7. W. G. A.
MONDAY.
st. Joseph's Alumni cardf party o.
TUESDAY.
Ready to- Help Circle. Kings Daugn.
tiers. will meet at the Y. W. c. A. with
Mrs. A. W. Salxmann as hostess
Entertainment committee OF Amoo Cal
dron Ii sponsoring card party a. tne
Masonic temple.
WEDNESDAY.
Alliance Franchise presents rrencn -
La Poudrc Aux Yeux' q Little theatre
Davenport.
The Rock Island Argus and daily union. (Rock Island, Ill.) 1920-1923, 1921-03-31
Girl Reserve Activities.

A party of girls chaperoned by
Miss Doxcey, Miss Harriet Darling,
Miss Eva Dobb and Miss Hazel
Rust. enjoyed hike yesterday to
Little Mountain. The girls were
members Of the grade school girls
reserve. The party left at $50 and
cooked their lunch over a camp
fire. The afternoon was spent with
out-of-door stunts and the return
trip was made late in the after
noon.
The Mako girl reserves are 60
ing on Sunday morning hike, and
are asked to meet at Eighteenth
avenue and Twentieth street at 6
O'Clock. Tuesday evening the
Mako and Philo, Ehewee and
Owaissa reserves had a supper
meeting at the association building.
After supper the Mako girls put
on stunt called Right and
Wrong" This afternoon the girls
from Longfellow school are meet
ing at the association and tomorrow
afternoon the IDA and U. s. W. re-
serves are to meet.
The Rock Island Argus and daily union. (Rock Island, Ill.) 1920-1923, 1921-03-31
Attentions for Miss Koehler.

DR.. and Mrs. Karl Vollmer, ~
Hillcrest avenue, entertained at a
family supper last evening as
prenuptial attention for their niece,
Miss Eda Koehler, who is to be
bride of the week, and as a courtesy
for their nepheY, Mr.. Mueller. Gov
ers were laid for 80 members of the
family and spring flowers we're
used about the rooms and on the
table. The affair was very in
formal.
Miss Dorothy Dow of FOG Pros
pect Terrace. Davenport, was host
ess at / o'clock luncheon at the
Outing club yesterday for Miss
Koehler. There were is in the
party and the table centerpiece was
q basket Of pink and lavender
sweet peas, tied with blue and Law
ender tulle Miss Koehler was pre-
sented with a beautiful powder box
by the party.
The Rock Island Argus and daily union. (Rock Island, Ill.) 1920-1923, 1921-03-31

Washington. March SIR
logical survey Il inycsii
whether consumers nov ~
their reserve stocks Of go
weeks mining report shc~; /
lowest production since -
OF 1918. 3
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Fourteen members and six visit
orS we're present At the meeting of
~ lsdies' aid society OF the Second
Chsistian church yesterday after
ron. The afternoon was spent
III quilting and making plans for
~ blxnr to be held May is at the
church. Lunch was served by a
cou1nittee composed Of Mrs. G. E,
0ailey Mrs. Herbert. Cook. ST., Mr..
Uoebat Cook, Jr.. Mrs. =. B. Beck
"a M. c. c. SweAsy,y Next We'd
~ TIE society will meet at the
pd1 to continue the work Tor
The Rock Island Argus and daily union. (Rock Island, Ill.) 1920-1923, 1921-03-31

Bovliag Green. Mo.-Uncle Joe
Adams, care taker ct the late
The Rock Island Argus and daily union. (Rock Island, Ill.) 1920-1923, 1921-03-31
Riepe.Corie.

At 10 o'clock yesterday morning
at the parsonage Of the Zion Luth-
arm church. Davenport, was SOL
eDnised the marriage of Mrs. Lydia
Oof31o Of Peoria to Leonard Riepe,
- OF Mr.. and Mrs. Ewald Riepe
q we Davie street, Davenport.
~. Carl Holtermann, the pastor,
ocaaeed. William Riepe, brother of
~ bridegroom ATTENDED the
couple. For the present Mr.. and
No. Riepe Will reside at 20O4 West
ieaA4nt street Mr.. Riepe is em-
vloyed It Rock Island arsenal
The Rock Island Argus and daily union. (Rock Island, Ill.) 1920-1923, 1921-03-31
Club Theatre Party.

Ten members Of the Swastika
club sttended the matinee perform
aaee OF the Fort Armstrong the
aere yesterday afternoon. and att
- tho show tho ladies had lunch
- q the Hickey tea room. The
0(ab will be entertained in two
Noeks BY Mrs. Louis Dindinger,
30 Twenty-6rst street.
The Rock Island Argus and daily union. (Rock Island, Ill.) 1920-1923, 1921-03-31
Ms. Carlson Circle Hostess.

MS. Gustav Carlson delightfully."-
entertained the Twin-City Lutheran
Hospital circle yesterday afternoon
q her home. 1907 Third street A,
Moline. The time was spent with
nancy needlework and sociability.
Delicious refreshments were serv-
~ By the hostess at the close Of
the meeting and Mrs. c. A. Carl
oen. MS Forty-third street, Rock
Ialand. will be hostess to the circle
~ April q.
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Tie values afe such that We restrict Phene
iOfi,rs-C. @. INSTRUMENTATION
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PrenuptiaI for Miss Ferris.

Mrs. C. Arthur Schoessel and
Mrs. Henry Hay. at the Schoessel
home, 1882 Seventh avenue, last
evening entertained at q delightful
pre-nuptial party for Miss Irene
Ferris, who is to- become the bride
Of Edward Hay Saturday. The af-
fair was a miscellaneous shower,
the guests including Is friends Of
the bride-elect. Informal sociabil-
ity occupied the evening hours and
a delicious luncheon was served by
the hostesses. Table decorations
were in pink and white, the chosen
bridal colors, and the menu fur
Their carried out the colors. The
gifts we're brought in in tiny dec
Grated wagon drawn by little Miss
Eleanor Dorothy Hay and Arthur
Schoessel. Jr., both dressed in
bridal colors.
The Rock Island Argus and daily union. (Rock Island, Ill.) 1920-1923, 1921-03-31
Fine Arts Department Meets.

Mrs. C. E. Glynn, 1905 Grand ave-
nue., Davenport, was a charming
hostess to the fine arts department
of the Davenport Woman's Catholic
League yesterday afternoon. A
business session opened the meet
ing and officers for the coming year
were elected as follows:
Chairman-Miss Elizabeth Gin
bel, reelected
Vice chairman-Mrs. ]. c. Hig-
gins.
Secretary-Miss Madeline Hines.
After the business meeting a pro-
gram was arranged in which Mrs.
J. B. kleinfelder gave a paper on
John Singer Sargent" and Miss
Elizabeth Putnam spoke on "Ameri-
can Artists I Have Known" Her
talk was based on personal inter-
views with number of we'll known
artists. Miss Clara Thomas, as
sistant supervisor of music in the
Davenport schools, gave q very In
teresting talk on "MuGical Appre-
citation" and she illustrated her ad-
dress with victrola records. The
department will meet again In two
weeks.
The Rock Island Argus and daily union. (Rock Island, Ill.) 1920-1923, 1921-03-31
Swift.Perry Wedding In Des Moines,

Tri-city friends. will be interest
ed in the military wedding in Des
MONIES yesterday afternoon. when
Miss Gertrude Morgan Perry.
daughter of Colonel Howard R
Perry, stationed at Camp Grant,
and Of Mrs. Perry, became the
bride Of Lieutenant Ira Plat Swift
Of Des Moines. The marriage was
solemnized at 4:30. yesterday aft
ernoon at the residence Of the
brides parents, 1915 Twenty-fourth
street, by Rev. Mr.. Owens, pastor
OF St. Paul's church Of Des Moines.
The bride was attended by her sis
ter, Miss Lariette Perry, as maid
Of honor, and Lieutenant Dale Ma
her Of Des Moines served the BRIDE
groom as best man. The brides
gown was a beautiful creation of
handmade lace over white crepe de
chine and her flowers were a cor
sage bouquet OF sweetpeas and
lilies OF the valley. The maid of
honor wore an infantry blue organ
die and her flowers were yellow
roses. Mr.. and Mrs. Swift left on
late train last evening for San
Francisco, enroute to the Philip
pines, the groom having been trans
ferred to the 9th cavalry stationed
there, and they will reside for two
years in Manila.
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Splendid Delivery Service to an parts Il =
Quad-Cities Onee Doav
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MONDAY,

MVNUhI. - .
81. Josephs Alumni cardf party at
school.
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Old present
faoraby this feel assured will appreciated
cated with this been maintained instance from the Third
departments
The Wheeling intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1903-1961, 1921-02-09
GRIFFITH MUST Be TRIED IN MARSHALL COUNTY,
DECLARES PROMINENT WETHL COUNTY ATTORNEY

decisions hereunder concluslVely
show that this convict cannot be trleu
for crime anywhere save in MarShall
county and before q jury Of Marshall
county citizens.
As early AS 1871 this question arose
under the Virginia statute in the case
of Woody Ruffin VS.. Commonwealth.
Ruffin was IA convict serving time
in the penitentiary located al Ken
mond, Va. and during his confinement
there he was hired or farmed III 10
a contracting company engaged IN the
construction Of a railroad in Bath
county, Va. and while so engaged he
shot and killed his guard. who was
not a state officer. but a private guard
in the employ Of tho construction
At the November term,
1870, Rurfin was tried and convicted
of first degree murder in the circuit
court OF the city Of Richmond, Hen
rico county. that being the CITY and
county wherein the penitentiary was
located.
Upon appeal 10 the supreme court
Of appeals OF Virginia. the case was
decided on The nth day OF November,
1871. and in The syllabus OF that case
it is said: ,
-. A ]penitentiary convict is hired
~ work on a railroad and in Bath
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CAPT. r~HoRNBuRG DIES.

Captain John ThornburG. -. wealthy
rc'rcd farmer OF near 1T. Pleasant. died
Yesterday at noon at his homo after
an Illness Of only a few days Of pneu-
monia. \ veteran Of the CONFEDERATE
army. he won his title OF captain as n
steamboat owner. Retiring from the
river some 20 years ago 10 his estate
on the kanawha river near Pt. Pleas,
ant. he becam" active in banking and
business circles Of Mason county.
CAPTAIN T%hornburg is q relative OF
the T%hornburgs Of This city; \ H5S,heE.
viIIc He is an uncle OF Mrs. Jennie
Stewart and Mrs. j. NJ. Bcale Of this
city. Mrs. Mollie ThornhurG, his widow.
survives him
The funeral will be held at the home
Wednesday, morning. The knights
Templar and Masonic bodies Of Mason
county will have charge of the ser
vices. 1t was announced last night that
the morning Baltimore & Ohio train VIII
stop at henderson Wednesday where
carriages will meet relatives ana
friends from Huntington and carr!
Them to the home. lnterment will be
made at PIT. Observation-Disclosures
Ncrald-DiSpRtCh.
The Wheeling intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1903-1961, 1921-02-09
RURAL TEACHERS HAVE
LITTLE TRAINING

Studies made by the Bureau OF Edus
cation just before we entered the World
War indicated that in the country at
large 4 per cent of the rural teachers
had less than eight years Of elementary
school: 90 per cent had no high school
CduCation: So per cent had less than four
years OF high school education. Only
a. per cent were high school graduates
and only 10 per cent graduates or nor
NAL schools or colleges. In one of the
richest states in the northwest, only
81 per cent of tn" rural and village
teachers We're graduates OF normal
schools and colleges: SO per cent had
loss than high school education. In one
Of tho western states IS per cent had
no higher education. and only 5 per
cent had as much as four years beyond
high school. In many states conditions
are still worse. Besides having had
little general education and little or no
professional training, the great majority
or rural teachers have little or no power
and skill that can come only from eN>
ncricnCc. On the average, they teach
less than As months before quitting for
other occupations. In some states the
average life OF a teacher is less than
half Of this. The average az" or tho
country teacher Is less than - years.
In one state the average Of country
aud village teachers was, before tho
war, 81 years. and the average time
which they had been teaching was only
" years.
Much more than onc-half Of all the
teachers Of tho United States have had
less prepa ration than two years beyond
the nigh school and more than onc-half
did not teach long enough to acquire the
skill which comes from experience.
Remembering that the teacher makes
the school and that the school can never
be better than the teacher. what can We
cxpect from conditions such as theSeF
School Life.
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has placed him under the power and
control Of that instltutitnon. from
which he can never be released except
by serving out his term. by pardon or
By writ of habeas corpus. while to try
him in Marshall county, where the peni-
tertiary is located. will leave him still
in the custody of the state authorities
in charge thereof. Suppose that Grif-
fifth should be sent 10 Mason county for
trial upon the charge OF the murder OF
RouSh-in whose custody would he be.
Warden Terrell or the jailor of Mason
county" Who would be responsible for
his escape" BY what authority could
the Mason county jailor receive into
his Jail a convicted fclon serving SEN
tcnCer
again, that Griffith should
he held in Ma on county for months
or ycars-woult that time nc a part OF
tho time Of his scrvitude in the pcni-
tertiary" Possibly the last question is
not applicable here. since he is Il life
,crmcr. but IL would be in the event OF
a sentence for years.
In the eyes of the law a convicted
fclOn is legally confined in the penitcn-
tiary after he has once begun TO serve
his sentence. no matter where his ply
steal body may be: thus A man who is
sentenced to confinement in tho penl-
tertiary at hard labor may be sent out
on road work or other outside work
upon the next day after he is received
at the pcnitentiary, and during the
whole OF his term he may be employed
outside Of the institution In a distant
county; he may never be confined n
single day In the pcnitcntiary. let at
the expiration OF his term he has legal
~ served a term in thu" prnltcntlary
without ever having slept in IL.
Holly Griffith has been at large for
some months. hut legally he has been
in the pcnltentiary during all of that
time, and as "A convicted fclon he can
he tried only in Marshall county. w.
Va. for any offence amounting TO a
felony Cormittcd by him during such
time as he has been III large by escape.
The authorities of Mason county have
oeithcr power or Jurisdiction to indiCt
or try Holly Griffith for the murder or
Ira Roush. II must be done in Mr.
shall COUNT w. Va. under the provi-
sion Of the laws OF this state made APP
plicahle to convicted fclons as found in
chapter los of the Code OF West Nir-
ginia. To all other law he was and stu
is civilly dead. and the authority Of the
Various counties has no control over
him save such as may be found in the
statute law.
There can he no legal trial of this
man in any county save in Marshall
no indictment. no verdict. no judgment
in any court save in the circuit court
Of Marshall! county. W. Va.
To those who ma" he interested In
a further search Of tho law and au-
ihoritic&. | respectfully refer You TO
the above city cases and TO Vol. "A.
American and English Annotated
Cases. page 49,: IS W. Va. PAS: : w. Va.
?95. and the many further citations OF
authority therein set forth.
Respectfully,
THAYER NJ. MCINTYRE, Attorney.
New Martinsvillc. w. Va.
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REMODEL STOREROoM
Buxtham and etamm WIN ooo1py AsW
Quarters 0oo1.

The storeroom Of the new nrm OF
Burkham and stamm, at No.. 20 Eleventh
stree. is being remodeled and many u.
terations being made to the Interior
The large show windows in front have
also been removed and new onss Will
be put in.
This firm at first expected to occupy
their new headquarters by the nrst OF
this month, but on account OF not De-
ing able to have all the repairs naas
it will be some little time before me
store will be opened to the public. The
compapy, although improvements are
being made, are receiving shipments
of pianos and vltrolas which they wiz
put on sale as soon as the work has
been completed.
The Wheeling intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1903-1961, 1921-02-09
REMODEL BASEMENT.
George II. snook Co. Nakss Room 70,
Now Department

The b basement Of the George M.
company building on Main street Is pc
ing rcmodeled and made larger 80 tnAt
the extra room can be USED TOT inc IN,
stalling Of a new department. severn
of the partitions in the basement arc
being removed and other necessary I'M
proycments are underway at the pres
ent time.
Several other retail business houses
on main street are also having improve
ments made to the different noors Ok
their buildings. which Will give tnem ~
ditional room. since they are soos
new departments.
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CUT THIS QUIT IS WORTH
n

cut out this slip. enclose with &C
and mail it to Foley & Co. 1885 Sher-
field Ave. Chicago, H.. writing your
name and address clearly. You will
receive in return a trial package con-
tanning Folcy'S Honey and Tar Com
pound for coughs. colds and Group;
Foley Kidney Pills for pains in sides
n hack: rheumatism backacne. kidney
and bladder ailments: and Foley CHthar-
tic Tablets. a wholesome and thoroughly
cleansing cathartic for constipation,
hiliuusncss. headaches. Inc sluggish
bowels. Sold everywhere.
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RouSh be held in Mason county and
further. that the statute providing
that a convict committing Il crime
could not be held to apply in Grift:th's
case. since Griffith was not within the
prison nor the county OF Marshall
when the alleged murder OF Ira Roush
was committed.
Should MIR. M%ClntyrC'S contention
be borne out, il appears that IA Mar
shall county grand jury will be the
first and only tribunal asked 10 lndict
him, and in that event the killing OF
Henry Lewis. prison engineer. prob
ably will be the case taken up.
Mr.. McIntyreS statement follows:
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HON. T. NJ. MCINTYRE CITES SU.
PREME COURT DECISIONS TO
SUPPORT HIS CONTENTION
ON POINT.
SAYS GRIFFITH is DEAD IN EYES
OF LAW EXCEPT FOR Of
FENSES PRESCRIBED BY
STATUTEE
AND CAN BE TRIED ONLY IN
COURT PRESCRIBED BY STAT
UTE-SAYS MASON CAN'T
INOICT.

In a statement issued ever his sig
nature yesterday. Attorney Thaycr NJ.
Mcintyre OF New M~artinSyille de-
clares that there can be no legal trial
of W. II. (Hollyl Griffith. the peni-
Tertiary convict who is alleged 10
have murdered Ira RouSh OF An
iiqaity. Ohio. on the Ohio river within
The boundaries Of Mason county, W.
Va.
Mr.. M%cIntyre's statement was in.
spired by an article in The lntelli-
gencer Tuesday morning. in which
Charles f. Hogg. the law partner Of
Robert l.. Hogg. prosecuting attorney
of Mason county. declared that the
constitution made il necessary that
Grifith'S trial for the murder OF Ira
The Wheeling intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1903-1961, 1921-02-09
SISTERS.
Go to Charleston to Take Charge of
Hospital.

Nanarrmcn or the 81. Francis Hos
pital at Charleston has hrcn transfer
rcd from the Franciscan sisters OF me
Catholic Church to tho sisters OF, ST.
Joseph. and five sisters who nave been
associated with the North Wheeling
Bospital of This city have gone 10 Char
lesion and have taken over the instiiu-
ton. The sisters leaving are Sister .Hde-
laide. Sister Christina, Sister trcriSta
and Sister Vincent with several aSSlS-
recalled to the Mother Home in Bur
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New Martinsville, ". Va.
February s. 1921

Editor Intclligencer:
Because Of the prominence Of this
case and the many newspaper COM
raents thereon, the undersigned at
torney. at the request OF friends. for
the purpose Of settling a dispute made
investigation of the question as to
where the trial of Holly Griffith must
be held.
1t mas been widely published that a
trial Of Griffith for the murder Of Ira
Roush would be held in Mason county.
but an investigation of the law and
The Wheeling intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1903-1961, 1921-02-09
po1.1cE COURT NOTES

Two offenders faced his honor. Judge
John s. Ritz. in police court yesterday
/ morning and both were handed heavy
fines. Fred Strauh droN" his automo'
bile through a crowd OF pedestrians NJ
Twelfth and Chnpline streets. He wa
arrested by Officer Smith and pre-
sen,ed in court. He was fined $50 and
costs and gave notice an appeal Will
be taken.
The other offender was Charles
Hurhos. colorcd. who was accused OF
annoying Mabel Whitaker. also coior"d'
IN tho second ward. He was fined )"
and costs or 80 days.
The Wheeling intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1903-1961, 1921-02-09

Clyde Dean was given 40 minutes to
get out of town yesterday morning b.
Police Court Judge John S. Ritz. when
he was hailed before him on a charge
OF vaErancy. Dean. who Is colorped,
declared he has a job and was given
the 40 minutes to get started toward
IL. He complied with the order.
The Wheeling intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1903-1961, 1921-02-09

A meeting of Excelsior Lodge No.
40 of I. O. .. +. held 4 we'll attended
meeting last evening in the club rooms
on their building at Twelfth n Chap
line streets. A small class was taken
in Mt this time. Following the bust
ness meeting, a social session was held
which all enjoyed.
The Wheeling intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1903-1961, 1921-02-09
NEW

N'ElLINGS in the fash
iOnable colorcd dots.
Also French vcilingS
and scrolls. moderately
priced at soc to 1.3o
yard.
WELLS, all ready for
use-thc smart Shct-
land net with plain and
fancy borders in the
new Spring effects, and
moderately priced AT
3.25.