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The Washington times. [volume] (Washington [D.C.]) 1902-1939, 1921-05-13
The creme de la creme of smart style in
Women's Silk Sport Skirts
t OF course sT S is the prime factor m de11 M xvi

Of course STYLE is the prime factor in
rendering Sport Skirts interesting to women
of discriminating taste. At the same time
VALUE has its appeal, and this lot of hand
some skirts certainly represent STYLE and
VALUE in the most extraordinary degree
The Washington times. [volume] (Washington [D.C.]) 1902-1939, 1921-05-13
Style! Comfort! Beauty! Economy
Pleasingly Combined in
Summer Lingerie

Such lovely undertakings that like to possess in
quantities Our special prices for May selling make it pos
sbs for have garments than under ord-
nary conditions. Please and them. then select
from
Tub Silk BlOOmers-Renforced for durability and
trimmed with small ruffles Elastic at knee; deli 60 C6
cate flesh color, just dainty can be. ~HsH~
Camisoes Of Crepe de Chine and Wash Satin-Strap
but-up shoulders Some tailored others lace trimmed
but every a beauty and the prices only 60 OK
Summer Camsoles of Net-Vest front trimming of lace,
tucks and ribbon under jackets tuxedo sweaters
; IS, f .ass . .sooldsr straps $4.95
Summer Princess Slips-Of crepe de chine and wash
satin flesh white Some with pleated skirt others with
of hemstitching; self and georgette straps OK
1880 TO-.
Summer PetticoatsOf satin and de chimes tailored
and lacetrimmed rufes White and flesh tint; Ga or
close models for trim lines $495, $595 to- VA7sVO
Summer GownsOf soft crepe de chine and tub satin in
the dainest flesh color and white yokes prettiy OK
trimmed with fine laces tailored styles. %1s~~
Jokes trimmed with lace fine tucks or tailored in 81 OK
hemsutchlng erect ~''~O
Envelope Chemise-Crepe de chine and wash satin;
tailored lace trimmed models Just dainty &c Oc
you wish. Prices range from SOS, $685. to. @Js0J
Third FIoor-Lsnsburgh Brother.
The Washington times. [volume] (Washington [D.C.]) 1902-1939, 1921-05-13
Thompson Glove Fitting Corsets
Of Eocl;.h Nat for C,,noroer

Cool comfortable, but just as firm rs
corset can be made, and all to accommodate the
conditions of warm weather
Of course, they are light in weight, tut
you'd be surprised how durable they are.
The popular waist-line models in medium
bust heights Four pairs of sturdy hose sup
porters.
Sizes 10 to 80. ...............S1.50
Sizes 81 to SO. $500
Third FIoor-Lsnsburah a Brother.
The Washington times. [volume] (Washington [D.C.]) 1902-1939, 1921-05-13
SENATE CONFIRMS D. c.
CHARITIES BOARD TRIO

The Senate yesterday confirmed
President Harding's three nomina-
tons to the District Board of Chart
ties. The new metnoers are. the Rev
William j. Kerby, OF Catholic UNI
versity; Mrs. Virginia Cross. presi-
dent of the Council Of Social Agencies,
and william T. Galliher, president
Of the American National Bank.
John Jay Edison Is chairman OF the
board and the fifth member Is Dr.
George NJ. Kober. A meeting OF the
new board will soon be called by
Chairman Edison, 1t was stated, Tor
the purpose OF reorganizing and re-
Stunning activities.
The Washington times. [volume] (Washington [D.C.]) 1902-1939, 1921-05-13
$l1.95

Mellow colorings in summary tints
such as maize, rose, orchid, ivory,
cream, taupe. green. jade, henna, tan
gcs"ne and the most artistic combina-
tons of colors.
Do come and see them, then select
from the most satisfactory group of
Skirts obtainable at our low price
$1l.85.
lrRk brother.
The Washington times. [volume] (Washington [D.C.]) 1902-1939, 1921-05-13
Genuine Leather Hand Bags
1926

Something you never expected to see again,
is Hand Bags at this price.
Well, it did require considerable planning.
but we eventually procured this exceptionally
good lot to sell at lowest prices on record for
such good quality, although there are inferior
bags on the market at low prices
As we said in the Beginning, GENUINE
LEATHERS-Calf, Morocco, Vachette and Leaf.
Good quality Innings and firm clasps.
The seasons wanted coors: Brown grey,
tan. black, navy and green. Some fitted with
purse and mirror.
First Floor-LansburRh Brother.
The Washington times. [volume] (Washington [D.C.]) 1902-1939, 1921-05-13
MEN TO FORM BRANCH
OF CATHOLIC COUNCIL

Organization of a parish unit of
the National Council OF Catholic Men
will take place tonight at st. Pauls
parish hall, Fifteenth and streets
northwest, at s o'clock.
Admiral Benson Is chairman OF the
committee which called the meeting.
other members on the committee are
Patrick ]. Haltigan. Andrew !. Hick-
ey, Charles Burke, NJ. O'Neil, Francis
Delaney and f. J. O'Reily.
The Washington times. [volume] (Washington [D.C.]) 1902-1939, 1921-05-13
ST. 70

Samples-you know that means the best to
be had. And when YOU the makers name
stamped on every pair you will want to buy a
seasons supply. We are not at liberty to mention
the name-and it is well that cannot, for the
limited quantity would be totally inadequate to
meet the demand. Suffice to say--they have the
popular heel-they are full-fashioned-and the
color range is wide. but more blacks than any
other. Sizes 81 to TO-
Women's Silk Stockings-With cotton tops
toes and heels and super-fashioned leg. Black
white, various shades of tan and plenty of
navy. Practically all sizes &1c
Children's Ribbed Stockings-Eine, serviceable
grade, in black, white and brown. You could
not ask for betterlooking, better made or better
wearing stockings for the children. Or
Boys Ribbed StOckings-Sturdily made of
strong selected cotton and ribbed to fit smoothly
Black only, and sizes 7i2 to IL. You will like
the value Saturday, at three pairs q m
First FIoor-LansbsrEh 4 Brother.
The Washington times. [volume] (Washington [D.C.]) 1902-1939, 1921-05-13
Made Entirely by Hand
Women's Lingerie Blouses,
1895

How in the world can anyone sit down and
make blouses by hand at prices that admit of
selling them at this price? Well, as matter
of fact, they couldn't under ordinary circum-
stances.
This is special purchase brought about by
commercial conditions that are too long to re-
late the only actually interesting feature being
that you can get them at this figure.
Sheer Voiles and Batiste deftly hand-wrought
in every part. Notice the amount of hand
drawn design, embroidered dots, handmade
picot edging collar and cuffs
Tucks are all sewn by hand and the seams
are also sewn by hand. Buttons and button
holes done strictly by hand-oh, we'll, they
ABSOLUTELY HANDMADE THROUGHOUT
and the price is repeated for your reminder
$685.
Second FIoor-Lansburgh & Brother
The Washington times. [volume] (Washington [D.C.]) 1902-1939, 1921-05-13
Summer Petticoats
Of Wash Silk and Satin

Tub Silk Petticoats in panel front and back
models; finished with hemstitched O. 0c
hem. ................ ~Ss~~
Tub Silk Petticoats; panel back and front;
elastic at waist; hemstitching and @ IN
tucks or scalloped edge. ............. ~o'~V
Tub Silk Petticoats; panel back and front;
deep founces with shrring, tucks and ruffles;
regular ,,s and extra Sizes $4.95
White Sateen Petticoats, finished with seal
Ioped edge or flounce tucked and pleated ruffle
Elastic at waist, Sl.O0, $l.5O G1 OF
White. Sateen Pettcoats. Full extra size
made with tucked flounce finished with e. or
small ruffes $1.50 and ..............% AsOS
Summer Petticoats of white panne cloth in full
extra sizes; tuckeds flounce and elastic @ OF
at waist. Observation-Disclosures. ~As~S
Third Fioor-Lanshurgh Brother.
The Washington times. [volume] (Washington [D.C.]) 1902-1939, 1921-05-13
We Wish We Had More of These
Ingram Silk Stockings

They samples of of the most popular
stockings on the market, and only
have 720 pairs-they will make
lively sale while they last-at
The Washington times. [volume] (Washington [D.C.]) 1902-1939, 1921-05-13

Oh, what an array of lovely materials
in soft, rich textures and color schemes
ties.
Pleated and straight line effects that
are right up to the latest dictates of
that stern arbitress, Dame Fashion.
Second F1Oor-La
Arizona republican., 1921-09-22
TO. WHOM IT MAY CONCERN
 I.A l,-as. hx,ara ma d Q

TO WHOM IT MAY CONCERN
 WHEREAS, default has been made in the conditions of Conditional sales Contract entered into on the 5th day of April, 1920, between PAUL RITTNER of Chandler, Arizona, buver. and Walrus Manufacturing Company. seller.
 ANW WHEREAS, the amount due an5 unpaid on said contract at the date of this notice is Five Hundred Fortv-two and S2-100 Dollars,
 THEREFORE notice is hereby given that the pursuance Of the Stat iIte on Conditional Sales of the State of Arizona, the property therein de scribed being:
 ONE WALRUS SODA FOUNTAIN OUTFIT consisting Of:
 INTERIOR-6-A special. 4 pull pumps with jars, ladies and covers with jars, 1 combination sink and drain, ice. cream cabinet reIrlg- orator compartment, 3 nickel silver ids 1 low CCS soda draft. 1 low CCS water draft. 2 double soda coolers, double water cooler. 1-Sf leader with carbonator connection;
 COUNTER-e-2, Cherokee marble ion and die. Creole marble base and ministers, pilasters have metal caps and bases;
 golden finish;
 Srill be sold at a public sale to be held at 243 West Adams Street at 3 o'clock, Sept 27, 1921.
 WAIRUS MANUFACTURING co.
 By F.. l. Stoutenbrough.
 Phoenix, Arizona,
 sept. 2Ist, 1921.
Arizona republican., 1921-09-22
HEBREW SERVICES ID. BE RESUMED FRIDAY

Divine services of Congregation Beth Israel will be resumed by Dr. Liknaitz next Friday evening. Until the new synagogue is completed the services will be held in the school administration building. Also the religious school will soon open the sessions at the same place. The ses- sions will be held on Saturday and Sunday.
 Preparations are being made for the celebration of the High Holiday, the New Year and Day of Atonement, which will take place early in Oc- tober. These services will be held at the Woman's club.
Arizona republican., 1921-09-22
TirrY-nFrY.
4|f',,lI.

Mrs. spendit-f saw the sweest lit- ele rekfnssse at the dos show. l wish x0u'd buy him for. ms. Only S10o and thereughly heuse-breka
 Her usband-House-br6ise. Is he7 As,s get nothing on ma. I'm flat,
Arizona republican., 1921-09-22
Sunni asst
 Draperies

A very special purchase-beautful Sunfast Drap- cries in every wanted and desired color and two tone effects. 36 inches wide. One of the best values of this sale very 0Qn specially priced ..........-............... OON
 Drapery Department
The Wheeling intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1903-1961, 1921-05-19
TWO HARD GAMES
Ross and Johns Nine Of Martins Perry
Msets Moundsvtlls and Warrington
Over week End

The Ross and Johns have two nara
games for this week when they meet
Moundsville Saturday and Warrington
Sunday. Saturday will be Booster day
for MoundSvlle and as this will be their
opening game at home a record break
ing crowd is expected. Williams ana
Spears are doing the mound work for
Moundsville boys and both arc in great
shane this season. Soap Woods will
likely pitch for the local club rs last
YEAR he beat the Moundsville club him.
self, by his pitching and also hitting.
Captain Erbc may use Fashion against
Moundsville but this boy has been SUI
fering with a split finger all season hut
homes TO be able TO take his regular turn
in the box starting next month.
Sunday the II & is stack up against
one Of the best clubs in West Virginia
when they journey TO Manhington
This Club defeated the strong MCEonkcy
club early in the season who in turn
defeated the BaucrS last Sunday. This
game will mean big thing 10 the Il
& Us If they defeat Warrington al
they will have claim TO meet either
of the above clubs.
The & is will leave over the B.
and o. Sunday morning on the early
train returning the same evening. \
large crowd Of fans will also accom-
pany the local club to Warrington.
The Wheeling intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1903-1961, 1921-05-19
go ATHLETES TO Be
WELL ENTERTAINED
High School Field and Track StArT VIII
Be Guests OF Greek Letter
Fraternity saturday
Special To The Intciligenccr::

Special to The IntciliEenccr:
MurEantown. May lS.--(ireck letter
rratrrn!tjcS on the campus here viii en-
t"rlain all the visiting athletes, who wiz
come here this Weekend 10 participate
in the Fourth Annual West Virginia
High Track and Field Championship,
and will also furnish lodging for the
youthful cIndcr path performers. This
pian s contrary % the former practice
when the boys were roomcd all over tho
town, and will DC much more convenient
and enjoyable. The high school boys
VIII have a chance to live in the col
lrrr life" atmosphere and have an ops
portunity to meet and become acouaint-
cd with many West Virginia athletes
and persons. Heretofore there has been
some complaint OF lack OF entertainment
and in several instances the boys have
become lonely because OF lack OF conf
panionship. This bad feature will not
prevail this year. na the eleven national
fra:crnitfes have ample room for the
crowd that will come here. While in
Morgantown the boys will receive their
meals At tho First VI. L. church.
Local authorities expect % athletes
and about IS coaches and managers. or
a total Of approximately 100. or less
than half tho number OF last year. TO be
in Mnrguntown this Saturday and ac-
c"mo,ations are being made for this
number
Although only half the number that
participated in the Third Annual Meet
VIII be here. this weeks gathering Will
be far moro classy than any Of the prev
ioug affairs The fact that eight state
records were shattered in one sectional
. meet indicates that Saturdays crowd
will have an opportunity TO see high
class track and field meet.
The Wheeling intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1903-1961, 1921-05-19
TRY To CLIMB
INDIAN POINT
IN A MAXWELL
CAPITOL CAR CO. WILL TRY DAB
ING FEAT NEXT SUNDAY
GOOD MAXWELL" will be Sent up Per-
uous Descent

The most thrilling automobile per-
formance which has ever been staged m
the Ohio Valley will lac the attempt 10
climb Indian Point Hill near Twenty
ninth street. mIE" commonly known
as "Raldheadcd Knob"
The Capitol Car Company Will at
tempt TO send Il Good Maxwell over the
Hill on Sunday. May -. At 3 o'clock pm
This hill is practically straight up, is
rough. has many dangerous slips and
lodges and no automobile has ever
climbed It. 1t is the highest knob in
Ohio County.
If the. weather proves to be fair a
great crowd OF spectators will no
doubt be present.
The moving picture camera will be
on the job and thrilling scene Is ex-
pected. The picture will later be shown
by Pathe News Weekly.
The Good 1921 Maxwell has proved 80
powerful and It's good steel so durable
that the Capitol car Company feel con-
fidcnt that the climb Will be made with
out mishap.
The Wheeling intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1903-1961, 1921-05-19
Legion Posts Welcome
Carpenter to i. ST.;
Fighter Recuperating

Manhasset. y. r, May 1S.-Georges
Carpenter. French challenger for tho
worlds heavyweight boxing champion
ship spent the day in dressing gown
pajamas and slippers. recupcrating from
the effects OF his sea voyage and the
business Of becoming settled in his
training camp. He will not begin siren
uous training until next week
4 special traffic station was estao-
lished near his camp today. Several
policemen were on duty 10 keep away
crowds Of the curious and to prevent
congestion by automobiles.
Frank LouEhrey. a Philadelphia boxer
who fought Carpenter in Paris In lSll'
called and offered his service as spar
ring palmer.
Lettes from American Legion posts
throughout the country have been re-
oeived ov Carpenter. welcoming him to
America and wishing him luck.
The Wheeling intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1903-1961, 1921-05-19
DILLONVALE INDIANS
FULL OF CONFIDENCE
Game NEXT Sunday At League Park VIII
Rave 1sartnS on valley CHAM
ptonBh1p

pillonvale meets the Beuers At
League Park Sunday in contest that
will have bearing on the valley cham
pionship. Last year these clubs faileo
to come together. and the Ohioans ques-
toned the right OF the Bauers to tho
title, as they defeaed he McConkeys
three games. Due to the unexpected re-
verse suffered by the Bauers last sun
day. Dillonvale Invades this city with
a corking good ball club composed or
Imported" stars, all set for victory.
Regardless Of the outcome. it Is
sure thing that Dillonvale will turn out
In a body for the game. Word comes
that a real holiday" has been declared
and each citizen is duty-bound to back
the boys in their fight to the valley title
In fact. the team Is backed by the fans,
and Is up to them see that 1t 10
properly supported. according to word
received from the management.
With Red" Hart Massillon star. on
the rubber Dillonvale stands an excel
lent chance. 1t is a safe bet that
pitching duel will result as Hilty is In
fine shap. ready 10 20 the full distance.
Jim" Kuhns. pacific Coast star will
be with the Ohioans. along with ither
minor league stars.
Indications point to a bigger crowd
than that which saw the game at the
cross river park last Sunday; as Dillon
vale win bring between 1900 and 1000.
without counting those from this sec
ton that are always on hand.
The Wheeling intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1903-1961, 1921-05-19
CARNEGIE TECH
DEFEATS STATE
Mountainesrs Tennis Men Prove Easy
Victims for PittsburEhsrs After
FIRST Clash.

Special Dispatch to The Inte!ligencer.
Pittsburgh. Pa. May 1S.-Carnesie
Tech defeated West Virginia at tennis
here today by a score Of FIVE to one.
Hammon's victory over Keil and New
Tle's triumph over Outright were easily
the features Of the game. The sum-
mary: Hammond. West Virginia. lie
rratcd Kcil. Carnegie Tech. rs, &c and
6-3: Schmertz. Carnegie Tech. defeated
Mcintosh West Virginia. 6-3. and 81:
Neville. Carnegie Tech. defeated Cut
right. West Virginia. Ga, i-6 and 6-2;
Schwartz. Carnegie Tech. won o:er
(orfman. West Virginia. O. and &C;
keil and Neville Carnegie Tech. defeat
ed Harmon and Mcintosh. West Fir-
ginia, ca. AS. Ga: darkness and
Shmcrtz. Carnegie Tech. defeated Cut
RICH. and Riley, West Virginia, 6-S, TO.
The Wheeling intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1903-1961, 1921-05-19
[|NS[Y FORGOT
NARWOOD CLASH.
CADETS WERE TO HAVE NIT WAR
WOOD YESTERDAY BUT FAILED
TO APPnA1
Green and White Nine has Four more
Games on Schedule which Ends
Next Tuesday

I.insly Institutes ba seball nine was
proba bly, saved from another defeat
yesterday afternoon when the team FOR
got the scheduled game with Warwood
High schools nine on the Warwood field
and failed to appear. The Green and
white players were waiting until
o'clock. and when the cadets failed TO
arrive, they sent n call TO the school
where they were informed the game had
been forgotten.
The game was set for. next Monday
afternoon on the Warwood grounds
after conference between the team
coaches and managers.
Warwood has four hard games on the
schedule which ends next Tuesday after
noon. Friday afternoon the West Lib
erty normaliteS will invade the Ninth
ward lot. while Saturday Triadelphia Is
TO be met on the Warwood grounds
Linsly IN scheduled for Monday while
Bridgeport high will be the feature In
final game. field day.
The Wheeling intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1903-1961, 1921-05-19
LABELLES TO MEET
OLYMP|CS SUNDAY
Local Nine Of Industrial League Stars
Gets Good Start for Season.

What promises to be the fastest and
most interesting gam" Of the season is
when the fast going LalIclle Iron Works
ball team meet the strong OlyfApirS OF
Moundsville ut the Fort Pitt grounds
Sunday.
The laRelleS have one OF the strong
est sen-pro teams IN the valley this
year and are composed Of Il good many
stars OF last years Industrial league.
In all probability the lalie!es viii
give the Baucrs and McConkeys d tuSslc
for the valley championship this rail- as
they are going like wild fire and are
getting better every game they play.
After school is out HiXenbaugh. the
star pitcher of the high school team,
will join the l.al}elles and their roster
will b" complete.
Having won the first two games
played against the fast lmpcrials and
the Maynard A. c.. the LaBe les are
confident Of anncxing third victory
from TN" Olympics Sunday.
Long The vouncStcr who held the hard
hitting Maynard club To three hits Sun
day, will probably be on tho mound
again and show his ware to the Mar
shall county fans.
A large delegation Of LaBelle rootcrs
are going to accompany the team down
the river Sunday and with the other
MoundSvillr team away, there should hr
record turnout ~ III" Fort FIT
grounds.
The LaBcllc lineup will probably BE-
intact although few changes may Cc
made at the last minute.
The LaBcllc Iron have a few "ren
dates on their schedule ami any fast
teams desiring games VIII please get IN
touch with J. W. Muir. 1928 l:or street
Or call g43 Wheeling.
The Wheeling intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1903-1961, 1921-05-19
BETHANY PITCHER MASTxxS WEE
VIRGINIA UNIVERSITY UM31
LAST FRAME.
Is RELIEVED IN FINAL InH110 d
WELLS, AHTER ALLoW1Ho TWO
pura-aMrrH GETS XonUA.
NINTH INNING RALLY BY STATE
NINE FALLS SHORT A3338
WONDERFUL GAME AT Ho1-
GA own.

Special Dispatch to The Intelligencer.
Morgantown. W. Va. May lS.-Beth-
any College checked West Virginia's
ninth inning rally here this afternoon
and won Il hard fought and bitterly con-
tested game. 4 to = Randolph. Bcthanys
star twirIcr. did not allow a hit or .
run until the ninth inning and proved
an enigma to the Mountaineers' hitters.
He moved West Virgin down in order.
until tho sixth inning. when Wright was
ri..>n a pass He was thrown out steal
Ing minute later.
1t Was not uu,il tho ninth inning that
West Virginia batter was able to con-
meet safely. Randolph was going strong
when the inning opened and Rhorbaugh
went out to, Wells. Evans. who also
pitched d good game. then came to Dat
and hit the first ball pitched TO LETT
field, Evans going to the third on
Woods inhrld hit. Both Woods ana
Evans scored on S. Harrrks single to
right. Wells relieved Randolph at this
juncturr Martin WAS purposely passco.
and Steve Harrick WAS left STRANDED
when Joe Harrick flied out TO Mathews
and Dorsey famed. thus ending the rG1ly.
Bethany stored in the first inning
when COOK was passed after the first
TWO men nau ldHneu. Sooh oN"'tu oA
Smiths home hun to center. 4 double. q
single and an error by Turkovitch gave
Bethany her third run In the second In
ming. Singles by Smith. Johnson and
Wells in the sixth resulted In Bethany'S
fourth tally.
Randolph pitched superb ball in the
carly innings and was given perfect sup
port by his teammates. He Tanned SIX
men. but was master of the Mountain:
GERS at all times and had them knock
ing easy pop flies all during the nrst
eight innings. Bcthany's clever fielding.
Smiths homer and West VirEinia's elev-
enth hour rally featured the game. Tho
score:
The Wheeling intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1903-1961, 1921-05-19
MPERIALS WANT GAME

The Imperial A c. is without a game
FOR Sunday afternoon. owing to the
consolation of Sundays scheduled con-
test BY the Short Creek club. The team
Ia open to meet any fast club in the
valley. A game may be arranged by
calling' Manager Chapman at Woods
dale, 36-M.
On May 90 the Imperials will probably
play a return engagement with the La
Belle club at Elm Grove. The 1.aBclles
took a close game in the former con-
test, the only game dropped by the I'm
eprials this year. Dutch Delbrugge. who
lost in a pitchers duel on this occa sion.
will likely be sent back for revenge.
On Decoration Day the lmperials meet
the strong Brestle club OF Elm Grove.
Fritz Scharf. the Imperial southpaw,
will probably be sent to the mound.