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Evening star., 1921-01-23

GARAGE. REPAIR AND SALES BUSINESS
Opacity. 70 cars: located dsWntsWn: estab-
llshed 10 yrs: good lease: pfs0t In 1870 better
than SIC. 600: win sell for amount Of inventory.
balance. Business must Be seld at once. Ad-
dress Boz 2Si.B. Star o11ee.
SMALL CANDY STORE on ct. with lease;
doing good business; to party buying mef-
chandise and fixtures. Boz f4f-A. Star omee.
WANTHD-Aen with businees ability and capi-
tai to form Q passenger transportation com
pany. With or without services. II yeu are
looking for business this is youf chance. Cail
ut 2l17 Il st. NV. Monday. Jan. -, 1921. be-
tween and , o'clock. -
GROCERY AND MEAT MARKET for sale
ehesp. call letween Il and o'clock Sunday
at 4133 14th st. 23s
ROOMING HOUSE for sale: atfractiVely fur
nishsd: situated near White House and husinesx
section: NO dealers. Address Box &c. Star
Once. 94s
HACKING BUsINEss-Iet us sell you Q car
easy payments and put you In the hacking
business: extra big money this year On account
Of Inauguration: $500 will start yev, and We
can throw some business your way. II you are
the right sort. See Mr.. Kittel. President,
CORPORATION Organized. stocks aad bonds
sres certified under blue-sky laws. American
Gpsr. and Trust Co.. WtminEton. Del.
NOVELTY manufacturing and mail ORDER Did
Sl5 900 business past year. 81 300 In December
alone: no experience needed; will instruct buyer
in all processes. Can be handled a. side iise
spare time proposition. Present owner has
larger interests. Address Box SIC. star smee.
BUSINESS MAN who would become 'nnancially
fukn at>A Tn, ~ hspAfu In
Evening star., 1921-01-23
212 Columbian BLDG. 416 5th 1t. NV.
Marshall Business Brokers.

= Marshall Business Brokers.
At sacrihce-Exclusive and well furnished
rooming house. 10 rooms: half price at s.. 100.
booming houee-3 rooms; heart Of business
section: price, 81 800. 90 49,.
Booming house-Close to Unlun stntiea; II
rooms. garases; large transient trade: price.
5000. - :. ~.
Roomine house-e00 block st.; electric
light; hot-water heat; price. 81. 800.
Rooming house-4S rooms; steam heat; price,
$500.
Rooming house-11 rooms; price, 81 900.
Lunchroom-Near 9th and b sts.; owner
leaving city: will sacrifice.
Innchroom--Near 1lth and Pa. ave. loag
lease: price. S 500.
Cafe-well located downtown: catering to
the better class; price. A.O00.
Confectionery and candies-E.w., close to
schools: old-established corner: gold mine for
right party: apartment sboye: price, 81 900
for stock and fixtures, rent. $75.
Cbnfectionery and bakefy-Exc1usiye loca-
ton; business now in charge Of smptcyes;a long
lease; full particulars at this ONCE. a.
Garage-Storage for Is cars; also gas, oils.
II you want to ssli business Of any Kind
All business coniidenfisi. Professional service.
Marshall Business Brokers,
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DIAMONDS, Etc,

white perfect stone; price. $3.50 Call i4is Il
st. NV. Apt. 90. any time Sunday or after 6
pm. week days. 24s
Evening star., 1921-01-23
r CARLkY.
P. F. CARLY,
Reliable Business Broker,
az ESt NV. Phone F. 6l53.
A few special bargains that
nust he sold.

1sroon reomins houss ss,, Is.r 1'h lenes ens heat
n.s:;;.h.d Nv; o. With lease. Price. $500. n.
sroom roO%ips house. s.d nea. e.. ;fh income CO. SIS
,,,nn,h. terms. Price. $3.50. .,,.,
i4-room roomins house. near. near neS ssos month.
. baths: furnace heat; income $''" n''"'A'
Grocery and market :soce; o neas month"; Soovra own
Home: pre-war basine.s. so'ooo y "'A'"'
er, retiring. will sacrinee IL, .ove-., nice
Light grocery and cigar. WITH ,s. sever. ovner n.
living rooms; low rental. WIN 'eA'e'
Deiieatessen and cigar store av1aers Taan Weekly
sSut ,s,.s,.ss about $3.50. Price. 900.
Eectrie repair shop; owner leaving CITY
s.nssee mfg. and store, doing . paymS
Wholesale and retail business; eeuipped mint for
- hn.tier: owner leaving city. Price. S:U1:
Dry cleaning store. busy section OF CITY
Dry cleaning store, on q busy NV. ST.: own
er. leaving the city. must sell Mt saefinee'
Z CApI.FV
Evening star., 1921-01-23

EMPLOYMENT AGENCY-Hixh-ciass' Pns.ns
we'll: owne. has Other its xs in.e1 msnsrer si4 Kei
logg bldg.
FOR sAIE-Drug store: fine location: mixed @
trade: good for white or colored stand' $S'SVv
cash: rent $50. Phone Col. I--- I409.
Y0uR 2Sword advertisement in 20 country
town newspapers. s.. Write for list. +. L.
Miller. Syracuse. n. =.
P1RTNRHSHIP to be dissolved desires to
sell stock on hand and contract for e5ciusve
cisiey ' sell. to al Merchants: capital required
500. Address Boz 2o3-B. Star once
RTARIJSHED company wants state dis
tributor to open once and manage saies"eS oea
fsctory: big proposition for right man; 500
to S1.0oo required. Contract manager. III
n. Dearborn st.. ChicaEo.
OLD-EsTABLIsHED company has opening for
small amount Of cash to cary supplies: Won
derful opportunity: expenses Will oe pa,d 70
Chicago to right man. Fielder. sOo Marquette
LARGE manufacturing corporation wants cap
able men to open branch ONCE and niannEe
eaiesmen: $500 to $1,000 necessary; handle
article; money.nakins possibilities uniimited: !:
win pay expenses to Baltimore IL you Qualify.
Address Mr.. Clemmer. sales manager. ocS n.
Eufaw at. baltimore. Nd.
Issues. negotiate loans. write prospectnses'
furnish stock salesmen Or list OF satsned In; ?;
vestofs; booklet and Information Tree. NecI
OrEanisation Co., 123 Madison St. Chicago.
SEND NOW for free booklet ''How to BE
Successful in the Real Estate Business: state
present occupation. Macdonald Cooperative
Realty Co.. ean DteEo. Cal.
INC0RPORATE your present susiaess: secure
necessary capital for new enterprises By sale
II stock and bonds: legally avoid al personal
and partnership liability: charters With broad
end liberal provisions promptly procured: cor
poration supplies furnished; simple accounting
systems installed; total expense moder1te
interviews concerning details solicited. Ad-
dress Rox 14O-C. s.ar Office.
BAKERY and light lunch: 9th st. location: !:
low rent; s.. 500.
Groceries and meat: long lease: 10y rent:
$6. 900.
Deiicatessen and groceries: living rooms;
lew rent: s.. 600.
Cafeteria: doing good business; living rooms:
low rent; lease; 5000
Lunchr0om: low rent: lease; living rooms !:
price, s., 500.
W. L. BCLNER,
Main 1852. ia 18th 1t. NV.
Ask for CeoPRe ] Oha uidrx
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Gated ut a. Walnut avnuc. WoodlaWn'
ana started to move the same cay OF
purchase.
IL. w Campbell. OBSERVATION-DISCLOSURES
of the Fulton Bank 4 Trust company
has recently acquired the handsome
residence. including two acres or hne
LAYING land. formerly owned by Mar
garet Malluurc. at l." Edg6wo"d street
,.;dgwoud. and WAS very huSily engaged
in moving the last few days.
Louis Quants. tor many years well
known resilient OF the Island. living nj
% Maryland street. has recently sold
his property in which h" now resides
"a Lambert MurH. who Will take posses
sion at once MIR. QuantZ VIII taHc
vacation for few weeks, visiting HE
SIN Harry in Akron and his daughter III
PITTSBURGH.
Mr.. Garner reports that the" are
many more changes Of property lrac-
iically agreed upon. but not yet '!'Scu'
that will be- of interest. especially III the
! town Of r'ul;on. Two deals thar are
Just partly closed Will mean Few III
duStrirS for Fulton. employing between
two and three hundred more p""''' N
tbs prosperous section OF our city.
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SHOPLIFTING DEMURRER
ARGUMENTS THIS A. NJ.

hoy RuLtencutter. who plead guilty
last Monday to assault and battery upon
its wife. May Ruttencutt"r. formerly
May Howard. OF this city. was fined 500
and costs in criminal court Saturday.
1t will be recalled that the alleged
ofTcnSe took place at the Fontana
ro,tdhOuSe in the district north OF VAR
wood. During the struggle between
Ruttcncuttrr and his wife the former
WAS shot in the shoulder The woman
stated that the shot MAS fired IN sell
Gn!rnsc The jury which investigated
tho affair dismissed the charges against
Mrs. Ruttencutt"r and substituted an
indictment against her husband.
Jcmcs Davis and Arthur Spoonemorc'
two Young men, who plead guilty last
Monday TO tho charge Of stealing cali
from Mrs. Nellie Boyd. os Baltic Run,
We're sentenced to serve two years IN
tho Mnundsvillc pnaitentiary by Judge
Man n. Robinson. The defendants
We're given the minimum sentence at
the recommendation Of Prosecuting At
torncy Carl G. Barhmann.
The demurrer in the case of Mrs.
Edith Clarke. charged with maintaining
an designation house md procuring
girls for immoral purposes, was with
drawn and the case Srt for trial today.
Mrs. Clark is represented by Attorney
Frank O'Rrien.
The case Of less SWaGcr, cha rSed
with the theft Of Cha ndlcr roadster
from W. l.. Perrin. of this city, was
set for trial May Is.
The case Of Louis Striff. charged
with pistol tn.ing was continued at tn"
request Of his attorneys. Striff's case
The Wheeling intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1903-1961, 1921-05-09
MUCH REAL ESTATE
ACTIVITY OUT PIKE

Lafayette iia!&,.. manage" - th"
trust and real estate department ~ the
Fulton Bank II Trust ""m"an!. reports
very much activity cut tn" pike.
Alfred W. EIniS;er sold his II" room
cottage 10 Clala N'rr!.n;t La Rue. stu
atrd Oh Elm Heights. Elm Grove. Lot
Rues have moved into their re" nom"
and intend to make extensive r"nars
and improvements. besides building 4
handsome new garage.
Albert Rust. of rr!ad"lrL -. sod the
home in which h. now rrs:n"> 10 MIS-.
Sarah J. Armstrong, ;hr post MISTRESS
IT Philadelphia. who viii probably move
into her new home on or about June l>l.
This will BE- long remembered chang"
in the town Of TriadeIph!a by reason OF
tho fact OF Mrs. Armstrong; being post
mistress Of Philadelphia. which means
that the post Ollie" w:!i I've s!tuH.cd IN
:, u"w lnrutinn after many Years being
in the Armstrong h"~c on tn" opposite
:: L. Of tn" road. AIR. and Mrs. ARM
strong intend 10 make extensive adul-
tinn and repairs. including - rev anu
ha nd some garISc for screra! machines
in thu rear Of the newly acquired pro-
perty. which waA formerly the residence
Of A. 81. Weiss.
Henry Scabright and others have sold
Ih,ir property in which th'y now re-
side AZ No. @12l Chaplinc street, L"
Albert l.. liagaS,. and wife. Mr.. RAEAsc
is 4 uniform officer Of the ,pol'c" force
of the, city Of WhcriinS ANA we'll known
ahou, our city. and viii m"N" tnto his
new homo on or about June ls'.
Charles Vi. Oliver. Jr.. formerly e
we'll known resident Of Wheeling. and
now connected with the publication
known AZ the Cie> Gland Topics. III Clere-
land. Ohio. has S"lI the property located
nj the northwest corner Of ohio and
South York street. 10 Mr.. Norman {.
Eobry, one Of the present remnants IN
tho property. This. Of course. n''ahS Il
,.hangc Of ownership. but tees u"i mean
change OF occupancy. as Mr.. ls"peN
las lived IN this property Tor sometime
past Mr.. RuDcy j. ore OF the wei
known assistants in the McCrorE hNc
ana ten cent store, located On MarNet
street. -
, Prank I.uhjc. the owner and operator
uc the Auto coal comptny. located he
t.,.,ru t;l.uwvni aud Leatherwood. who
- uow a resident of Elm Grove. has
purchased tn" property located At No.
:OI Center street. Fulton. from thaS.
J. Roller the we'll known boss oi the
Eight 90 sting department III inc W he'I-
ing Mold & Foundry company. Mr. Luh!'
moved into his newly acquired home on
tho second Of May.
J. II. l.azear. our we'll known county
SUPERINTENDENT Of Sch"olS. has r""ently
sold his property located at 49, Nationa!
road. Fulton. to Chas. J. Roller. VINO
has already taken possession. Tbs only
temporarily threw Mr.. tazCar our or q
home. as NJ Immediately purchased the
tine residence Of ii. w. Campbell, To-
The Wheeling intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1903-1961, 1921-05-09
Verne Swain Takes Out
Two Sunday Excursion

The Verne Swain, the large excufSiG
boat which has been operating excuaon
from this city as we'll as points noftl
and south Of the city, returned yeslafd1s
morning. She made trip yesterGa'
afternoon carrying a very large Grow.
down the stream. At o'clock last nlGH
she left on the second trip with anoth
large crowd. All have been sn5oyiI
these excursion trips in spite Of q
COLI weather. q
The boat will make excursions frei
the local wharf and points nearby 4
this week. The first Will DO TueSAn,
evening when she will take the visittnI
DELEGATIONS of the international Brost
erhood Of Firemen C Oilers out on q
excursion trip.
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was held over from last term Of court,
as the jury which heard the evidence
at a former trial were unable to agree
IN their recommendation.
The demurrer in the case OF Tom
PISA dakis. charged with contributing TO
the delinquency OF Il minor. was over
ruled and his case set for trial on the
thirteenth OF this month.
Tho demurrers in the indictments
against Rosie Caffcra. Marie capita,
Petra Piazza and Tony CafElra. charged
with Shoplifting. We're continued at the
request Of the attorneys for the de-
Tense, y. 4. Mckee. Chls. Smith and
John S. Ritz The domurrers will be
argued this morning at 10 o'clock.
The case of Manuel Obin. n Spaniard,
charged with fcloniously cutting an
other man In the course of 4 fight which
occurred at Twentythird and Market
streets some week ago will be tried
tomorrow Ohln is represented by
Judge John S. Ritz.
The Wheeling intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1903-1961, 1921-05-09
18TH ANNIVERSARY
Junior o. q. A. M. Will Hold Elaborate
Affair on the Evening Of May ID.

The twenty-ciGhth anniversary ~
John A. Logan council. No. 80. juno
Order Of American Mechanics. viii &c
held on "Wednesday. May Is. at the heHi-
quarters on the third floor "f the Wa
,irrr building oh Market street.
On thu. same day and At the same time
will he celebrated the SiNty-hfth amt
vrr.:,ry of til" National council Of Jun
ior Order vi Mechanics. The programs
have been arranged together and The
event promises To, he on" of the best ana
most elaborate ever given.
Invitations have been sent out ~ St1In
and national officers aS well As IN"
nrighborhoud councils. and IN all pr'b'
ability the affair will be one of the
largest ever given.
A COMMITTEES from the local council
Is preparing tho program. which Will lie
one Of the best ever given By THIS organ
ization The refrcshmont committee is
also busy and will serve all that attShd
with q very delightful luncheon.
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There's inspiration and profit In tho
habit Of reading IntclliSencer Want Ads
The Wheeling intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1903-1961, 1921-05-09
NEW LAWS AFFECTING WHEELING
EFFECTIVE WITH FISCAL YEAR
STATUTE GIVING CITY coHTRoL
or STREETS Is ONE or TEE
MOST IMPORTANT
Act Enabling County TO spend Road
Levy Money In caty Big
Eelp

>,nrnev NJ J, Cullinan II an inter
view with an IntctltEenrfr reporter w.
tcrd:,y stated that IN" municipal l"S'S-
lation recently passed by the Stat" reg
jSiaturr would probably not be put into
elect until the beginning of ihs ms II
Nr,r As the passage OF tho hills mas
not yc; ben certified by Secretary al
$,ute II"H>Nnn e.. Young they ara NOT Us
Ne; rfTc .t:v,. in OAin county.
l'rt&,ahll the mO$t important a. IN"
measures passed j. ;h" SrHtv r"ai Jaw.
watch rntkr< -. n"n pounds IT," mani
mum 10 Il for Nr.hvieS on N' stat"
roads. .,,.,
PIN. lit, nas tin right - rr,iu"c that
Weight On all streets except those gong
north and south and '9St and west
which FORM connecting limbs % a r'SS
\ road Heretofore 3".Dnh l'"dn''S mas
been the maximum weight an" tn'' CIV
had no authority 70 maxi Negotiations
reducing this weight. Tho passage %
this law gives the city Conlpt"i" $Ip"r-
vision over traffic. Whereas hSrC"Irr"
II had no right 10 regulate trthlc other
County Money In city
Another result Of tho I'aSSaG" OF thus
law is the fact that the national road
within a city may hr taken over ny ~"
state road commissioner as th' StAt"
highway and ma! hc maintained oE
state funds The national highway with
in the limits OF Wheeling is tn" only
street in any city Of more than @3"n
population which may b" taken over
BY the state road commission.
Another ,neaSu WAich ] r"cNr'l rs
highly important Is IN" Spc"';'t at
passed enabling the county court 70
spend money derived from ""untE r"Au
lcyies In cities OF that county. I'y TINS
special act the county C"mmI<S "n"rS
lrav upon tho petition ~ =" - "nt
OF the voters lay special l"NN. . =, en-
ccedinC - cents on 500 assessed N3'-
uation each year FOR tirr vars Tor IN"
building Of streets or bridges In any
part Of. the county. including Tn" ciE.
City Charter Amendments
Another special &C; provides th!i the
city prisoners shall BE- confined AMI "nt
in the county pail for the same COM
pensation which is paid for county
prisoners.
"A number OF amendments hay" ais"
been made 10 the city charter: Among
them is the amendm"nt which makes
the councilman elected az large mayor
Of the city, Another amendln"rt nrn-
vides that the council may "SlrhliSh
recreation CenterS and may lay i TAX
Of one cent on e'cn sion Tor their mann
,enance. \ ,He- sure PASSED Also gives
the council control OF traffic and IT,"
right to regulate. the weights Of loads
and vehicles on th' city streets.
The Wheeling intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1903-1961, 1921-05-09
SINGING JANE ORDERED
TO SHAKE THE DUST

Singing Jane" Wilson. we'll known in
police circles, was fined So and costs
in police court Saturday by Judge John
s. Ritz on charges Of drunkenness and
disordcrly conduct. While intoxicated
Friday night Jane attempted to cut Il
colored woman. Officer Knabe arrived
in time TO prevent bloodshod. . Judge
Ritz accompanied his fine with a lee
ture in which lie warned the woman to
get out Of town by this morning. II she
did not want 4 longer period of incar-
ceration.
F.. w. jenkins arrested by Officer
GcrstinE. drew a fine Of 81 and costs.
Two other victims. Of John Barley
corn. James and Charles Walker were
fined s. and costs apiece for staging a
family quarrel while under the influence
OF liquor.
The Wheeling intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1903-1961, 1921-05-09
|CLARkSBURG NARCOTIC
CASE IN COURT TODAY

I Th, fourth dope case 10 come up IN
| federal court before Judge W. t.. Baker,
| will b.. that or Marie Mills. Of clarkS-
| burg. who Is claimed By state author
| tiles to have sold morphine during last
| January and Februar:: 10 three girls or
; C!urksbIrg The case was taken up Sat
! ur,iay :fterr. on. at which tim" MISS
, Mills said she had the raorm:dnc in her
! 1,S... sSicn, hut that she had not bought
! it, She then asked Judge Baker for an
! attorney ami Attorney {. +. tarr!GLn
, Of AoundSvillc, was named to defend
; No..
, The ,zL.e will lie one "f th" first to
come up this morning f"r trial.
i During tM:S session judge Baker will
finish w several cases which were held
tup Friday. on account O, ~" "lo"rneEa
representing the defendants VIII" wer"
! found guilty Of certain crimes. Several
other IMPORTANT cases are 10 come up
some time today.
! Tho case OF Marie E,lkcran. charged
. with traffic king drugs from om" state
to another was continued on motion Of
government officers n She has promised
! To assist certain officers in bounding III
q g9::ly which she alleges Is operating in
: Philadelphia.
Dole Wcstrall. coal miner Of near
tTarkShurE. was sent back with fed
,,re,l officer and charges suspended after
hr ha promised TO show wa"r" he hid
! purchased the liquor which he had on
! his person whom arrested several
months ago by prohibition officers.
! Judge visits Pen.
! In The case or Mike Skardu!l. cha- ged
with having raiSn wine in his posses
SION, and who, several days ago pleaded
! guilty, this charge was withdrawn on
mot ion nc Assistant District Attorney
Dryer and enc Of not guilty substituted.
Mr. Byrcr e..;d that he could MT make
! the recommendations he intended 10 on
, the ground that he thinks there was no.
as much wine as IS called for on the
! search and seizure warrant.
t'ornia Jones. coloced. Of Harrisburg.
charged with having cOraine III her pos
session. pleaded not suflty but her case
VS. taken before The jury and she WAS
found griUy. Judge Baker sentenced
her 70 one year and une day In the state
reritentiary ut MoundSville for trent
, mrnt.
Deputy Marshal John shorts. when he
left Saturday with Cornia Jones for the
state peniteNl!2 found that Judge
Baker. Deputy Marshal Tom Joyce and
L. NJ. Groves narcotic agent, were also
suing that way. Judge Baker explained
that he wanted to see Warden Terrill
and see whether or not he was equipped
The Wheeling intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1903-1961, 1921-05-09

" l. want every woman interested in
w making housework easier to see and
inspect the beautiful Sellers Kitchen Cabinet
generally voted the worlds most conven-
lent kitchen cabinet.
We want you to see how and where have
been added special improvements which cost
The Wheeling intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1903-1961, 1921-05-09
STOLEN FORD TRUCK
RECOVERED SUNDAY

\ Ford truck WHOA was tahra fc"m
in front ~ r. Weimer and comp ay'S
store l:ttle after nine o'clock saturday
night. wos' recovered Sunday morning
by OFFICER -Eunap. The car was found
standing o. rhaplines street. between
Twelfth and Fourteenth streets.
Buy WAR SAVINGS STANPS-
The Wheeling intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1903-1961, 1921-05-09
100000 Year to Insure Convenience
Come and See the Sellers

the manufacturers over 100000 extra each
year, and which make the Sellers the ideal
of thousands Of women.
These are notmere features. made for selling
purposes. Theconveniencesto whichwe refer
are major Improvements of vital need never
Observation-Disclosures. Foundonlyin
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TO take care OF these dope addicts. lie
found that everything had been proved
sy that particular care can be taken OF
such persons in hopes of curing them ot
their habits
The Wheeling intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1903-1961, 1921-05-09
$500

Formerly Selling up to $3.50
A collection of Dresses in smart models FASH
toned of Tricotine Poret Twill Satin and Taffeta.
Trimmed with beads, silk and wool embroideres
and many other treatments
The Wheeling intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1903-1961, 1921-05-09
Wonoen's and Misses APP
$500

Former y up to $42.oO
Models in Tweed, Jersey. Serge and lrlcotlnc'
Tailored and trimmed styles.
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There's inspiration and profit In tho
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The Wheeling intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1903-1961, 1921-05-09
$3.50

Formerly up to 500
Beautifully Tailored Suits in very fine Trlco-
tines or Twill Cord Many trimmed styles and
others strictly tailored.
The Wheeling intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1903-1961, 1921-05-09

Here one has access to swagger or strict Dig
nity-but in each case the supporting influences
is skilled tailor craft and designing applied TO-
fabrics responsive and fashionable. 4
The Wheeling intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1903-1961, 1921-05-09

III which perfection of soft textiles. harmonious
colorings, novelty of line and dctail-and viva
ciouS character combine to create a wrap of ill.,
dividuality.
The Washington times. [volume] (Washington [D.C.]) 1902-1939, 1921-12-24
EARLY morning ensemble

CONCLAVE of sputtering
~ exhaust pipes bears pa
thetic resemblance to Mt.
Vesuvius spoofing to her
young at mealtime.