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New-York tribune., 1921-06-25
Buyers Arrived
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j, B, White e. Co.. II. r. Gracey mdse
80 BALTIMORE
l.. & y. Adler; Nat Cohen, overcoats s.
raincoats; Pennsylvania
j. s. Hoffman & Co; J. s. Hoffman
boys clothing; McAlpin.
piece goods. braids, trimmings; 200 9Th av
BATESVVILLE, ARK.
Hail D.. c. Co.; j. c. Hall, gen. mdse.
- ' '' 80 BOSTON
Universal Clothing Co.; w. j. oNeil
Thresher Bros; II. D. Wiley, silks
velvets; BroZtel
John Ainsley Co.; RI. j. Cleary, notions
jobbers; McAlpin.
Rosenstock & Co.; P. G. Rodgers, floor
coverings. drapery upholstery; McAipin.
Regal Cloak Co; M. Levenson, dresses
Pennsylvania.
BRIDGEPoRT. CONN.
Howland's; Miss M. Swift. muslin under.
wear: Harry d. Johnson, boys and men:
clothing; !, B. Withstaney piece goods
%. j. Godfrey, woolens. Silks 404 Ath aY
BUFFALO
Sinclair. o'Rourke & Bone Coz w M
Bone millineTy GlrsKIi;1. msTi; ~ n. R'way. 2.
Boughton, gen. mdse.; Miss X. Deady
gen. mdse.' Continental; ;a
Marshall Field Co.; H. D. Holconbe
mems mems palm aI 1,,. beach and cheap wooler
'D;e Consolidated si Millinery Co.: Joe Vein
berg. millinery; Gal B'way.
L. Johnson. boys furnishings: Pennsyl.
vania.
Herbert Mendel; ]. L. Lieberman
dresses. coats suits; 212 9Th av.
j. Meyer. dry goods: Pennsylvania.
CLEVELAND
The Bailey Co.; Mrs. r. Freeman, dresses
CoLuMBUs, GA.
/ Fashion Co.; Ed. Calm. dresses. coats
and suits; 1853 6th av.
DENVER
Daniels Fisher Stores; r. e. Anderson
house furnishings; 81 w. seth st.
HOLYOKE, MASS.
A. Steiger & Co.; p. S. Steiger. mil.
linery. cioaks, suits. waists. muslin under
FitweH Clothing Parlors; l.. Levy, mgr.
Pennsylvania.
Greenberger Bros; N. Greenberger
Los ANGELES, CALF.
Cooper, Coate 81 Casey; A. r. Smith
rep; 377 B'way.
Bullocks; Mrs L. Mcfarland, infants
wear and sweaters, undermuslins, to 16
225 5th av.
LANSING, MICH.
Sinons D. G.. Co.: 3. r. Simons, ready to
"Se' . MINNEAPoLIs, NM MINI.
poweTs Mere Co. C. M Pyke soes
N''>' OMAHA, NEB.
Burgess Nash Co.; Mrs. Elizabeth Milne
d
PHILADELPHIA
! Gimbel Bros; F. w. Goldman, Jobs silk
ladies' and misses bathing suits: Bway
and 32d st.
G. A. Rumpf knit underwear hosiery
Bresln.
d. Stern Co.; A. J. Bamberger, wooler
piece goods, silks. satins, velvets Penn.
| sylvania.
w. Simpson Sons & Co; w s. Godfrey
dry goods floor coverings; Pennsylyania
draperies; b way and SD st.
| M. S. speiser & Co.. M. J. speiser
woolen piece goods; Pennsylvania.
PITTSBURGH
Boggs & Buhl; H. Meyerson, canned
goods and candy; LAO B'way.
PROVIDENCE
J.: samuels q Bros. Inc; II; M. Hol
| lander silverware, luggage, trunks. stoves
RICHMOND. VA.
| Hutzler & Co.; A. Hutzler, dry goods
! notions, shoes; Martinique
SALT LAKE CITY. UTAH
| Granite Furniture and Carpet House; S
| l.. Richards, carpets, furniture: Pennsyl
vania.
| Carr Clothing Co.; A. Adelberg, whole
sale jobbers, mems and boys clothing; S5(
| B'way, room 901.
SYRACUSE
Syracuse D. G.. Co.; P. L. Morecroft
Hoenig Sworn Co; W. T. MARBLE. wash
goods; los Grand ct.
| Maher Bros; j. L. Maher, clothing, hats
furnishing goods. shoes; Murray Hill.
WATERBURY, CONN.
NJ Stein. mems furnishings, boots and
'A0sS' ASSeo5uiINasrowN. OHIO
| George L. Fordyce Co.: w. Burchfeld
coats and suits; 404 4th av,
New-York tribune., 1921-06-25
Jewelry Statesmen Going Out

Statesmen of many large wholesale
jewelry concerns will start out on the
road next week to cover their respee-
tive territories, and from their reports
their home Offices will be able to Judge
the potential demand for the coming
season. Reports SO far are not particu-
lariy encouraging. although indications
point to gradual Improvement in many
lines of business. BUYERS are hoIding
off until the last moment in placine
orders, and this cautiousness is slowing
up production.
New-York tribune., 1921-06-25

tain kinds of fancy goods for women's
novelty footwear has stiffened prices
in these grades recently, and the out
look, according to trade views, is
brighter. Many shoe producers who
have revised prices for autumn say
that orders are satisfactory and that
the prospects are encouraging for a
virtually normal season.
New-York tribune., 1921-06-25
Navy Orders
rons The Tribune'a Washinaton Rurao

-~'"bs6~SfS
WASHINGTON. June 24-Navv order.
issued to-day follow:
Behrens, Ems. w. W.. to U. 8. s. Gwin.
Darnell Ems. r. w. to e. s. s. Ramapo.
Day Lit. q. CD D. K, to u. S. S. Okla
Denny. 1t. c. e.. TO U. 8. s. Sacramento.
Eperle, Rear Adj. q. W., to U. s. S. New
Johnson, Bosn d. e., to U. s. s. Langley
Jones, Vice-Adl. H p. to U. s. s, Pennsyi-
Long. Ems. w. j., to U. s. s. Guyana.
McDonald, Rear Adj. ]. D.. to u. s. g
Arizona.
Nelson, Carp. Fl. F., to Boston.
nelson. Ems; w. A.. to U. S. $. Turkey.
Quackenbush, LIT. j. VITO u S. So1
Goldman, Adj. A. H., TO 5th Naval District.
SCALES, Rear Adj. A, H., to u. S. s. Fjorida
shnoemaker. Rear Adj d. r., to u. s.
spahr. 1t. a. CD d. j.. to u. S. S. Pinola
Sumerlin. 1t. III. s., to San Diego
West. 1t Com. c. G., to Dallas.
Williams. Vice-Adl C. S.. to Washinetor
Williams. Ems. w. T., to u. s. s. LIN
Wright, LIT. Corn p. T., to u. s. s. $40
Hegleson. Ems. G. p, to U. S. s. Bath
New-York tribune., 1921-06-25
Foreign Trade Advances
From The T,ibune's WasIsingt Bureau

From The Tr1bune's Washington Bureau
WASHINGTON, June 24.-The War
Finance Corporation announces an
nounces that it has agreed to make
the following advances: s1.O0O,o0o to
finance the export of cotton under con-
tract to be be exported at a later date
to England, Germany, Spain, France,
Japan, Belgium, Italy, Portugal and
China; $1.440,000 to finance the export
OF American built freight cars to
China; $1,600000 to finance the EXPORT
of American tobacco to China.
New-York tribune., 1921-06-25
Satisfied Judgments
In New York County

The first name is that of the debtor the
second that of the creditor and date when
Judgment was filed.
Jencks. Henry A.--Brook Iron
Works. Inc; May 5. 1921. $34743
Harris. Ike--Nathan Schweitzer
Co., Inc; March so, 1916. 23S2I
Kempfe Otto-I. SiegeI ct al;
March {. 1915.. 15........... 59s67
Epstein, Jacob--A. A. Cohen ct
al; Noy. .. 1920. ..........s 5,5s42o
Smith, Bartlett IN p. Cam
pagna; June 29, 1915. - 8s3s4
E. j. Elec. Installation Co. Inc
Centrifugal Pump Co. Inc;
June IA. 1921. Observation-Disclosures. 1.31612,
Cohen. Henry and Maxi Ros-
enthal: June 81. 1921 (vacated) l41253
same-Same; June 81, 1921 (va-
cateuJ ...s, 1.13696
Marlboro Sand and Gravel Corp
Mohawk Transportation Co.
Inc. Jan. 81. 1921 ss7. .23
Ross. Francis III. jr.--J. w. Clark:
Noy, II. 1915. ...........s 1Is51
Noone. James A.-C. a. Goff ct
al; April 2a. 1914 ......... ssa.7o
Berlaitn, Maria--Meyer, Denker
Sinram Co.; March H. 1e17 $3.50
In Bronx County
Cherry, Harry BIT. Wild; Juno
9, 1871 ,.......I,...., s2e8.44
same, villa June 1s2ls.. 1s0.44
katzman, payid---H sItsfnherg
Jan. II, 1871. .t.....s,r......., A.2o
New-York tribune., 1921-06-25
Fire Record

"A. T,noc
1;s5-1sl4 Sd av; Helen Brady .Triiinr
s:2o-945 East 1880 ST.; Max Wins
kolr ......,........ .Trifing
10:46--l076 Simpson st., the Bronx
fence; Isldore Rosen. ~ Unknown
10; sb--5os East 18th St. garage; Ad-
ier q Esteln .......- Unknown
1I:4o-516 West 57th ST.; unknown
:, -. Unknown
12ts5-77a second ave. lift q Bern
stein Co ............... Unknown
s;16--le6s First ava. Sam KAN
s:4s-nss nss1oy w. 1ssth u: r;sv;d pMnknown Mns
S.so-2s city Hall Pi.; CITY 9ash0wn Hsli
s:A6~-2io9 broadway; Edward Dunie
,as Unkncwn
itaitan Evening School. ..,.. Mona
New-York tribune., 1921-06-25

jewelry, 225 9Th av; involuntary. Liabili-
ties. s21, 600; assets, $4,000.
Receivers in bankruptcy
Tho following receivers In bankruptcy
were appointed yesterday In the United
States District Court:
Bertha Rembaugh, receiver for the
zahrah Company, Dressmaking, Al w, b6th
ST., with a bond of $4,000.
Albert T.. Schwartz, PoUghkeepsie, re-
ceiver for John Schwartz & Sons, cigars,
Poughkeepse. N. Y, with bead of $1,000.
Schedules in Bankruptcy
The following schedules In bankruptcy
were filed yesterday In the United States
District Couet
Samuel Hymes & Sons. cotton goods. 1ss
Greene st. Liabilities, s1,4o5,2Ss; assets.
$298,392
John L. Melhaho & Son, los Main st,
Poughkeepsie. NJ Y. Liabilities, $21,604;
assets, $500.
PERL & PETRrNo. INC-Azanufactur-
ers e chiidren's hats. 20 Bond st; liabilities,
$1,000; assets, $6.144
MAYERs & NAvINS - Manufacturers,
5lo Sixth ave; liabilities, s2o.2s9; assets,
$9,019,
New-York tribune., 1921-06-25
Investment
Information

Qaestsons Of general interest to M
Vsstors soslt be answered In this coli
ns'sn, sn s0hicb case only initials aosu
oe used. Others sDill be dNssgeTed bY
mail. Address all Inquiries, iasclos-
s,ig a stamped, addressed eavsiope, to
taaaneidl Editor, The Tyihuae, l5I
Ndssau Street, Ncsp York CITY.
New-York tribune., 1921-06-25
Judgments Filed
In New York County


The following judgments were file
terday, the first name being that
debtor.
Anderson, samuel-Block Bros.
Anderson. Jos-Cummings Lun-
Armstrong' 9os u9np cnas FIJI zskowski
Blatchley. Norris D and Albert S
IS Goldstein; costs and pos
session OF chattel or $1,000.
Bennett, BENZ LII Fra,ibel...
Blue Line Transportation Co, Inc
II TeitelbauIn ........I.......
Bright Cap Co. Inc-Kingaon Mfg
Butter. suite &C Cora s-A G. Kraft i,i..... .....
Berman.. samuel and DAVID +
Adbucho. .................
Bloom. WilliainJ Azar .......
Bernstein Ralph--H Tantlsff ct al
Commonwealth Trading & Securi-
ties sCo-~Johnston Export Pub Co
Carhardt Mfg Co and Herbert G
Odza, prop-Levy Co (William
Chasing .,.............
Cohen. Max--c Newman. ......
coeisr, Dudley. and Joseph Foley
coeier u.grua nua,nn ana ras.,,,, fr,,;e,
-E NJ Gatterdana 4.
Comyne. Adele M--Nti Surety Co..
Charles q Heller, inc---J Simon
Barrell. Mary---L Autoyiile- .o...
Dunkel. Arthur ] tArthur ] Dun
Dalten. Hamilton A--Rlooming-
dale Bros. Inc ..s......I........
Dixon. Il Morton--G Pfeil ..
De Lavollstte, Countess Pisnelli-
Nv Stnjnpf ..,
Emerson Shirt Co. Inc-- Bedford
Equitable Textile Co. Inc.--John-
II Bauchwitz Go. Inc..-s q 4. ;ri.,. T,,.s,,s
New-York tribune., 1921-06-25
HELP WANTED MALE
Miscellaneous

ACCOUNTANTS = Wanted inimedlately.
several first class experienced Spanis1,
speaking senior accountants. None bu.
men knowing Spanish language thoroughly
and with public accounting experience
independently need apply Application
stating salary required and details of ex.
perience must be by letter only to Lorsjoy.
Mather, Hough & Stagg, 1913 Liberty Street,
New York.
New-York tribune., 1921-06-25
LEGAL NOTICES
NOTICE OF INTENTION TO FORM
MUTUAL INSURANCE CORPORA.
TI0N UNDER THE LAWS OF TIE



STATE OF NEW YORK.
w E, the undersigned, hereby declare our
intention to form mutual insurance con-
pany, pursuant to the provisions OF Article
III or the. Insurance Law, under the name 81
THE INLAND MUTUAL MARINE II.
SURANCE COMPANY OF NEW YORK.
for the purpose of transacting a genera
insurance business, pursuant TO the pro.
visions of Section III of said Article ii'
of. the Insurance Law and of making IN
surance On the mutual plan upon any o.
all of the risks enumerated ia Section lle
of said Article III, except ocean marine
insurance. The principal business office OF
the Company is to be located in the BOT
ough OF Manhattan. City, County and state
of New York.
Dated. New York. June 2znd. 1871.
WALTER L. WEBSTER.
FREDERICK w. DRoGE,
CHARLES SCHwARz,
GEORGE III. WELLA
RAYMOND j. KNOEPPLB.
w. w. WALSH. JR.,
EDGAR STORMS. JR.
FRANK @. CARRIE,
E. s. CHAPLIN.
ALFRED A. FRA9Eks
HOWARD C. RUSS
ARTHUR L. EOREMuS.
SAMUEL T. BELL.
New-York tribune., 1921-06-25
Leather Prices Holding Firm

Gradual liquidation of carry-over
stocks Of leather is continuing, and
prices throughout the trade are begin
ming to show further signs Of stabiliza-
tion. Increased demand from shoe
manufacturers for calfskins and GER
New-York tribune., 1921-06-25

Call loans against acceptances, 5 per
cent.
New-York tribune., 1921-06-25
B usiness Troubles
1oso.ss

Schwartz. Benjamin Abraham
Fritz and Abraham Kadish
lie National Bank Of N. Y... 55S
Shibley, Samuel and Geo. I. Ka-
heiralla-Hiler Land and Build
ing Co. Inc. -................. 9st
Smith, Morris--I. Murzin raw. 1885
Simon, Simon-Bloom Perla.. 81
Salhd Black Dyers. Inc.-F. Stall
sprInseT, Thssh. cGGR. Gonn H. a John W. ie'
Springer, 77th st. rheater Co..
Inc, and Springer Theater Co,
Inc.-W. e. Reys .......... 2,2o,
sterz. Joseph. weinstock -. 18;
Grisef Bros a2s
s. Townley ct al. .1oe o21
Itndall. Walter C.--R. L. Forbes 3es
verplex Art Co., Inc-Columbia
Wheeler. Howard E-America.n -
williams. GIns Co. c;''i,; John S. !. Dodge : 2sf
Wheeler, Howard e. Matheson '''
Lead Co. .................. Ale
Whitmore, Nina--J. Mason. :. $50
Ward. Ada and Georgia-N. Y.
Ward, George F.-wejjam Realty 'S'
:. Co. 500. :........... 24t
Yokel, Alexander - Fort Wash
ington Circle Realty Holding
Corp. .................... 24t
In Bronx County
Axelrod. Joseph--B. Cohen. .. s4st
Cohen, Nashan-B. Goldlstein. =. rs
Dettinger, l.. Frank-J. D. Book
StaVer ................ 241
Denemark, Samuel-Leddell Met
ais Co., Inc. Observation-Disclosures. 451
Florio. Andrew E.-R. A. Ger
DaCn az
Griff. Barnett--M. Ober1nan S4s
Higgins, Frances-N. Romonowitz 33(
Harrington. Edward H., and
Clara 3 Phillips; N. Y. Tele-
:, phone Co. AZ
New York City Inter. Railway
Cor. segellas .........,.. 3.os1
New-York tribune., 1921-06-25
Expect Reaction i'm Raw Silk

Buyers Withdraw on Advance
in Market Quotations
The raw silk market has turned ex-
tremely quiet as a result Of the with
drawal of buyers following the recent
steady advance in market quotations
New-York tribune., 1921-06-25
HELP WANTED FEMALE
Miscellaneous

EACHER-sumrner position; good saI,r.
opportunity for permanent connection
with established corporation. H T., Boy
1oS, Station L, Manhattan.
New-York tribune., 1921-06-25
Army Orders

From, The Tribune'a Washington, Bureau
issued to-day follow:
New-York tribune., 1921-06-25
Petitions I'm Banlruotcy

ORIENTAL WATCH & DIAMOND CO..
jewelry, 225 9Th av.; involuntary. Ltabili-
ties, $21, coo; assets, $4,000.
New-York tribune., 1921-06-25

23D ST. 421 W.-Studio apartment: Iarr.
beautiful room and alcove; two closets
bath, fireplace; beautiful shady lawn. NJ
vate entrance. Apply after .. m Boylss
9TH ST, 116 W.-Front room, a6toninr
bathroom; suitable for two; main floor
Wilson.
New-York tribune., 1921-06-25

The following Judgments were fled yes
terday, the first name being that OF the
New-York tribune., 1921-06-25
FURNISHED ROOMS TO LET
West Side

11TH ST, 23o Wight, pleasant rooms,
reasonable; tennis court; meals optional
Watkins 1928
The Wheeling intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1903-1961, 1921-09-20
belmont COMMISSIONERS URGED
To Do AWAY WITH DEATH TRAPS
AELMoNT RIVER FRONT DELE
OATES VISIT COMMISSIONERS
want Dangerous Crossing Above Mar
tns Ferry Done Away with

1s,,,-,.,,, ~ 600, --,4s h,os.c-,
from river FRONT towns n eastern ohio
bomhArh"t tho county c,:u!u:<s.oaers
At -; ,"a,rsyi,ln YESTERDAY nnE irx"l
tina, action bo ,o,,oa ~ have >.,,i.. dru-
zerous crossings Hhn,o N.-t.-s Ferry
eliminated rr.r, ~" -,v,r ro1d Th-
Delegation Ma .r,r,, rl.4: Pleased wa"n
II lrarrr! ~; - r...:.'N ,.|-lc.R.i had
already done ,E-.- "N..' md the matter
Wis no, entirely y ~, harIs OF tho
county commissioners
-..o,,,tt., v.os ...,..,.,s ~ ~. .or,-
rrts.tornrs -, ."..r H-e,Us, ~.
state highway G,.,,r,.i.n. to axe &C.
ton NJ once - ,.nic-.. Tho dauS.rnr:s
rail-oad crcxS..;.s orl s.ratgntNn the
road. Proxcsu,,.~r Attorney William, =
Dixon WILL sy t. ,'n:u:,h:.s today % urge
die highway department IN n: al once.
AT tho meeting '"~'"rdav r"@'esrn'a-
ewes were present ''';A l""".Fr; :" ~,
~ tSo saw, ,,,,~ro,a ~, n.y.. r,..;,,,;,.
ZION OF ,hs c~'ss'nrs !, was tho first
time thar -, IL o. front L.,.cn,!on rad
ron. ~ $, ,",.-s,.I'.. WI a united
delegation 10 urr" t.r. r.'"- 'front.' acton.
Il IS claimed II = ;hh"7 u mean tha'
The eastern PAR 90 the c..,n,y long -
river. which contains So p"Ccen: 90 -"
county's population. - so..I,y united FOR
the benefit OF all.
The Wheeling intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1903-1961, 1921-09-20
Chameerlain'B Cough Remedy

This is no; only ono OF th> ees: and
most eftictetN medicines tor onUSaS.
colds, Group and whoc?irc CouEh. h"t :
also pleasant 20 take. which $ import
ant whom a medicine mus: be given :"
young children. Ch2wS"C'ai"'s C""Eh
Remedy has been IN use Tor Ta7y y""'S
and has met with much favor who're
ever rs good qualities have become
known. Many mothers haze given x
their uanual!.!el endorsement NJ
Scruby. Ch!u!cothe. Mo. writes. 4 ray"
raised three children. have always u""d
Chamherla!n's Cough Remedy H0d found
Il 20 De tho o-s' :"r coughs colds AL
Group. II - pleasant 20 :aN". BOT,
adults and children Ike t. Ny We
and have always fe.' sar" from cr""''
with I, n IN. house. ''hanihHr.ain. :
Cough Remedy contains 10 opium .;
other narcotic. Fer sac ~ a. 1'7'"rs
The Wheeling intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1903-1961, 1921-09-20
BOBER INQUEST
Coroner Hobbs to Make Formal Inquiry
into fulton Road Accident

Coroner Il 6. Hobbs will hold an
inquest mis- afternoon into the death OF
Mrs ErHnIt Rrhcr. of NJ. 90 Bow street.
who Wa instantly billed SI,urday night
N Ration when struck by Ford auto
mobile driven by James Fitzwater. OF
New Concord. Ohio.
The affair was accidental according TO
Witnesses and F!tzwater was relea sed
under $1,000 to appear before Squire
Hobbs at tho inquest this afternoon.
The Wheeling intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1903-1961, 1921-09-20
COUNCIL
SESSION TONIGHT.

CIV council VII meet n regular $"S-
si"!! ,lis evening ut "a o'clrnn.
cay Clerk Howard e. Lane hh" an
nounccL that The session will he hriet
Urlcss something comes Into HIS office
to-day Several committees VII have
reports hut nothing OF Any importance
Is knoUn Of tina, will ne presented. Tho
investigation into the G!iliGan-Th"m1-
son contest scheduled for tonight fol-
lowing tho regular session Of council.
has been postponed until next Tuesday
night.
The Wheeling intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1903-1961, 1921-09-20
REED ON JOB AGAIN

Officer Frank Reed. who directs traffic
at Fourteenth and Market streets. re-
Simel H. duties this morning after
h'!Hg confined 10 HIS home on The Island
for tho past two weeks suffering from
.HJH"!r~ received while aliGhtIng from n
street car one evening while on h!s way
home. IFS many friends are glad 10
Lear 'hR' h" Ia back on the JOB.
The Wheeling intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1903-1961, 1921-09-20
GET PRIZE FROM FAIR

r NJ Hunter. agricultural agent Il
TIE OHIO County Farm Bureau. yeSter-
day received Il checE for one hundred
dollars from the State Fair Association
lrIEc money tOr county exhibits AZ tn"
state fair this year Tn" exhibits wrro
the largest AMI most C"lur.rtc that have
ever been shown. The Dh'o county DIS
plays captured first place on nearly
Everything.
The Wheeling intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1903-1961, 1921-09-20
NO PURCHASER YET
FOR WARWOOD TRUCK

The cd IRE truck owned ny the town
Of WarwuOd Is FOR sale but so far
purchaser has not been found. N"go'!nt-
Ions are being made with scvcro! subur-
han towns. including West Liberty. for
the purpose OF selling the truck and
uiso the chemical :ruck.
special meeting OF the l"ve!and
The Wheeling intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1903-1961, 1921-09-20

Volunteer Fire and Protective Associ.
alton was held last evening In the Love-
land hose house. Fifth street Warwood.
AZ which time n number OF outstanding
bills were ordered paid and the sale OF
IN. fire truck
The Wheeling intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1903-1961, 1921-09-20
KINGS DAUGHTERS

The Kings Daughters OF the First
English lutheran church will! hold their
regular meeting Tuesday evening Sep
'ember %" i; 7:i5 O'Clock in the church:
A full attendance is desired as the fall
and winter work is to he planned.
The Wheeling intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1903-1961, 1921-09-20
For The Sports Woman

SPORTS Suits Of flawlcss cut
and finish some Of knitted fabrics.
,I"mtv Sports Hats. Clever versions
Of new Sports Skirts. Dashing
Sports Sweaters. Modish TopcoatS.
And above all. your Sports Corset
must DO correct.
':+,ccl Apparel shops-Martet ST. Floor
The Wheeling intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1903-1961, 1921-09-20
Furs---and Fur Wraps
Important Dress Accessories

of style and beauty expressed IN the ne"
They CLEVER perfect IN their graceful adapt
ability any chic occasion.
much Wlnsome
tha IS due the big WrappT collar
rtlv to n wise workman who knew exactly now to
inin Tho sni woe melt, S595
The Wheeling intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1903-1961, 1921-09-20
The New Winter Coats
of Soft Fabric and Graceful Lines
$65 $85 $125

They make difficult stay indoors They wonder
fv lovely to look at and unbcevabv comfortable to snugge
into And to tempt of evening" these vol
luminous Wraps promise transform the simplest
affair into Junction.
The Wheeling intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1903-1961, 1921-09-20

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The Wheeling intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1903-1961, 1921-09-20

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The Wheeling intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1903-1961, 1921-09-20

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The Wheeling intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1903-1961, 1921-09-20
Stout Models

THE straight, simple modes of this season are dis
tnctly flattering to the figure of stoutcr build
These new Stout Suits have gracious dignity that
Is charming and most satisfying slenderzlng effect
The Wheeling intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1903-1961, 1921-09-20
Handsomest New Suits
SIS $85 sos

Perky little flares elongated lines the coats of these Fall
Suits stamp them and amazing smart Some have belts,
some have many trimmed with fur lavish quantities.
All have air of just arriving from the heart of Paris
The Wheeling intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1903-1961, 1921-09-20

FASHIONED after The man
ner Of Paris and masterfully tailored,
they achieve chic through their smart
simplicity.
Dressier daytime Frocks are
wonderful examples Of the art of
combining colors and fabrics and ap-
plying mnrvelously lovely trimmings.
The Wheeling intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1903-1961, 1921-09-20

AND SILHOUETTE against
Fashion $ vivid Autumn panorama is
the black crepe Frock whose smart
ness has an almost Grecian sim
plicity.
Gavlv contrasted are those Of
richly colorcd crepe. satin, velvet
and duvetync-bcautiful with gor-
grous embroideries, beads, metal and
rire trimmings.
The Wrangell sentinel., 1921-03-10

Mrs. J. G. Grant, who has been in Juneau for some time and who left there for Ketchikan on the Northwestern last week, was transferred to the Alameda be- tween Ketchikan and Wrangell early Thursday afternoon and was thus enabled to get home several days earlier than was an ticipated when it was found that the Northwestern would arrive in Ketchikan too late to connect with the Alameda. The North. western passed Wrangell at 10 Thursday morning and by wiring the captain, MT. Grant succeeded in getting his wife transferred to the northbound boat.
The Wrangell sentinel., 1921-03-10

The picture offered by the P. T. A. to the room having the largest representation of parents and relatives at the meetings of that organization has been secured by the committee, Mrs. P. c. Me- Cormack, Mrs. Bidwell and Mrs. c. M. Coulter. It is beautiful print of ''Pharaoh's Horses. "The Third and Fourth Grade room are enjoying it this month but gen. erously waive their right to it for the following two months in order that the contest may continue. The representation will be based on the enrolment of the room.
 James Shelp.
The Wrangell sentinel., 1921-03-10

Hon. P. c. Mccormack had a pleasant surprise Thursday even- ing while the Alameda was in port when three of his old legis- lative colleagues called on him. They were Representatives Ner- land and Daley, and Senator Sunbach. The vessel was in port more than an hour and during that time Mir. Mccormack and his friends talked at a rate that would tend to disprove the gen. eral belief that women are the only real takers.