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New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1921-04-12
Business News
Prices at Spring Fur Sale
Better Than Trade Expected
Volume OF Business
ShoaUs Increase, View

Wholesale distribution OF dry
goods last week, according to Mar
shall Field & Co., Chicago, was
about the same as in the previous
week, although considerably less
than during the same period a
year ago.
Road sales,' says the company
were less than the week before,
but slightly ahead of last year.
Owing to the lower level of prices,
these sales represent much larger
volume of merchandise than a year
ago.
There were more customers in
the market than during this period
in 1920. Collections are satisfac-
tory"
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G.. E. Roberts to Sneak

George E. Roberts, vice-president of
the National City Bank, will be the
principal speaker at the annual dinner
of the National Wholesale Mems Fur
nishings Association, to be held Thurs
day evening, April IA, at the Hotel
Aston. Mr.. Roberts will talk on bust
ness conditions, and Charles E. Wry
secretary of the National Association of
Retail Clothiers, on the growing rela-
tlonship between retailers and manufac-
turers. The purpose of the dinner will
be largely to bring better harmonious
relationship between retailers and manu-
facturers of mems furnishings.
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Business Items

the Lakeview Garment Factory, 200
West Jackson Boulevard, Chicago,
manufacturer of aprons and house
dresses, has opened sales Office at 33
Union Square, this city. under the
direction of Sydney II. Hess, who will
represent the company in the Eastern
territory. The company, one Of the
largest manufacturers of house dresses
and aprons in the country, hitherto has
not put its line on display in New York
City
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May Omit St. Louis Sale
Funston Bros. Financial Back.
ers Opposed to Plan

Extension Of the financial agreement
under which syndicate of banks
composed of about seventeen New York
and st. Louis financial institutions has
been carrying Funston Bros. & Co.,
conducting the international Fur En-
change in St Louis, has been extended
from April 10 to June !.
The agreement has been in operation
almost a year. Bankers who sub
scribed to the agreement are opposed
to the company's holding a spring sale,
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THE LIBERTY NATIONAL BANK OF
NEW YORK.
LIMITED PARTNERSHIP
LIMITED PARTNERSHIP

CHARLES W WHITIs. who resides at
No. rs Bedford Road, Pleasantville New
York, and CARL BERCMANN. who reside 3
az No. 263 Seventy Nth Street. Boroug h
OF Brooklyn, City of New York have
formcd a limited partnership In accordance
with the provisions OF the Laws of the
state OF New York. under the name and
style OF &c. w. WHITIS e. CO." In the
business OF brokers and dealers in invest
ment bonds aud other securities of similar
fharacter in which the above named
persons are all the parties who in
crested therein. That the said CHARLES
". WHITIS Is the general partner. and
The said CARL BERGMANN. the special
partner. That said CARL BERGMAN has
contributed and paid in in cash the sum OF
twenty i've thousand ts25. 00o) dollars to-
ward the common stock. That the said
partnership IS to commence on the first
day of April, One thousand. nine hundred
ana twenty one, and is to continue for one
year. Dated March Slst 1921
c. w. WHITIS 81 CO.
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Trend Irregular,
Trading Narrow
On Curb Market
Fluctuations Move Within
Small Range, Increased
Offerings Following Show
of Strength in Forenoon

Fluctuations were narrow in quiet
trading on the curb market yesterday,
and price changes at the close showed
an irregular trend. An early show of
strength was followed by increased
offerings, and in the afternoon many
of the active issues sustained small
net losses.
Several of the Independent oils were
in good demand in late trading, how
ever, and registered advances, Simms
Petroleum moving up IS to 8. Salt
Creek and Mountain Producers were
higher, but Carib Syndicate eased off
to Z. Carib is being closely watched
in connection with rumors OF possible
changes in the management.
Prominent industrials were virtually
unchanged. Duranr Motors holding at
20l2 and United Retail Candy at Z.
lntercontinental Rubber got down to
Si2.
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debtor:
Arthur s Hoyt Co.-Huntington
National Bank of Columbus .o5o.s1
Appel. Harry M.--William Scheer
Inc. -......,....,....... ssse;
ayers rranh-P Ayers. ......... 1881
Adler. Maurice BE Friedman 327.2t
Automobile Abstract Co OF
America Automobile Trade
Directory, Inc Observation-Disclosures. 1e53f
Alderman. Albert, and Joseph
Lippman (Ackerman g. Lpp-
nan)-Nationll Butchers and
Drovers' Bank. ....... s55 %
American Home Builders. Inc
:, H. b: Ross. ::............ 1.oSs.oG
Corporation .......... ol1 "a
Braverman, Harry and National
:, surety co,;,-People. etc. ....... $500 nc
Belnnauer Brothers Candy Co
Cupples o................ 1.754-y
Blanck, Louis, and Charles Klein
M. Alexander ct al.. 344ls
Bucholtz, Louis--k. J. Meow 1oa a.
Campeau Emma--M. BRYAN ct al o0T %
Composite Metal Lath Co-City N
of New York ........ a2s+s
Coppel, Peter PC. Mufson All Al
Central Dye Works-Burns Bros Ios N
Casella, Sicondo L-Ne,man
c, horowitz d Co. Inc. :......... 2o4s4
Cragin. Franklin PA. O, An
ns dsFs %nr a. Co ,.l Inc l.s7l1s
and Adolph Schultz-Ov~Esnd
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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 flied
Dawson, wlliam-W. E. rseiin
al; Nov. 5, 1919 treleased).. s422.s5
Mshar, Edward A. 1r.-Edward
Thompson CO; April IS. 1911. 1880
Infant Tony--h aldenberg Lands
Co. Inc; Dec. 4, 1917. ...... l117o
Phillips. Anna J.-D. Ginsberg,
Jan .. 1920 ...............e. $3.50
Shouts Milla DC. j. Nc
Donald; Dec. 10, 1919. .....-. 4.slos7
Goldman g. Posner Co. Inc.--L.
drummer; Dec. 20. 1870. -. sss.l2
Mcdonnell, Patrick B.-Morrs
Plan Co. New York: Feb. 8.
1921 (canceIed) .............. 1850
In Bronx County
Callahan, Mary, K. Gignous;
March 20. 1921 .........s..... S235.4f
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1921-04-12

it is understood, but final disposition
of the matter of holding an auction this
spring rests with the company itself,
and no decision has been reached, it
was said Yesterday
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1921-04-12
DIVIDEND NOTICES

INTERNATIONAL PAPER COMPANY
New York, March Goth 1921.
The Board of Directors have declared a
regular quarterly dividend OF one and one
half per cent. t11aeel on the preferred
capital stock OF this Company, payable
April 18th. 1921, to preferred stockholders
OF Eecord at the close OF business April
9Th 1921.
OWEN SHEPHERD. Treasurer.
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3 usiness Troubles

Trading Co. Inc. ..........'.. 647.43
Surety co.-Peope. etc......... $500. 90
Eiehhorn, Frederick W.-R. NJ.
Rumsey, Inc .................. 1884
Flex, Jacob-A Beses. ......... 1.5s3.oO
Golden, Morris-M. Gamer. ...... 1875
Greenberg, Joseph, and Fidelity
AID Casualty Co. of n. "
People. etc. ................. 10000
Golden. Morris--M. Ganer...... 292.21
Goldsmith. Oscar-L. Moyses $3.50
Leather Goods Co. Inc .... 1880
Huson. Martha B.--M Suydam. 1,2S7.15
Harris. Leonore--vogue Co. Inc
Hirschman. Daviid-G. Gevert4 '''''1
Harris, Leonore-Ii W. Gossard ''''''
us Ss an' n at SI G. nios,; t t375S
Jennings. G.. Observation-Disclosures
Hoist & Body Corp........... 1,3s27l
koppolom, Jacob-L Terry .... 20215
Lamblas. Joseph-T. Tauszig... 1869
Lewis, George. and ogden Van
Bokkelen ir.-People stc... 10000
Iustlgman Harry-H Dwoekes. 1885
Leve, William-N. Weisberg ct al 223.4S
Malevanchik. MAXI. Malevan-
McGirr. Eugene--H. ]. Knapp. 1.4So.s3
MAYER, Henry e. and National
Surety Co.~-People, etc. ..,... 1000 90
Muller. Benjamin 10. w. Van
Myria, Max. ana Jacob Yuden $1,000
\, b 'fIt 1dsn AIeirod :....,,...; s5s.4
Hosting Engine Co.......... 5472S9
Muller Sales Corp-M T. HUI
berth, ct al; ............. $1,000
Maxwell Trading CO. Inc.--M.
Lessn ct al. .......... 9.o75.s3
al .......;,... ...-........ 1858
Northrup. Ella M.-Leybuck Co.
costs ......... ......,. 1885
Johnston Export Pub. Co.
Inc .,;;..~.,.,,... :.........:. 1876
Trust Co. OF n. Y........... 1855
Owl Wet Wash Laundry Co
Fred'k Page Contracting Co. 2s1.2o
Press. Harry-S Rubenstein. 1920
Pasowski, Joe (Kralaw Butter &.
Egg Co)-L Wisansky. -. 1915
Storms II. II. Foundry &
Machine Co. Inc :. 1,l5457
man ACKNOWLEDGEMENTS. 954.ls
R. & C. Improvement corp.--D.
Frisnberg ,,..;.,--.... e43.lo
:, Automobile Co. :............ 2S5.s3
costs ............. 1900
Rosenblum. Jacob-H. Gold
>, schmidt ,..:.... ...-...,.... 1861
Russo Jose ph-R Barone. -. 240.70
=, nand Enrich. Inc. ::......:: t.7oo4S
=. Karn Fur Dyeing Co.......... 3oaso
smear, Joseph. Lande. 22065
Schwartz. Phillip. Josephson. 44l72
Seletzky, Louls-Krasmagor Bros,
Inc. 80. ........ ........ s7417
81, -. Crooks. ........ 2.ss5s4
6. l. Shoe COIL. Diamond
et OBSERVATION-DISCLOSURES 1AAs3
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Commercial Credit

With call money holding firmly at Z
Ter cent in Wall Street yesterday the
demand for bank acceptanccs continued
light. Rates were unchanged. The de-
mand for commercial funds was re-
ported to be fairly heavy, with rates
holding around IL to s per cent. for
the general run of paper. Reports from
the interior indicate that rates are be-
ing firmly maintained.
American Accordance Council omen
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1921-04-12

NOTICE is HEREBY GIVEN THAT THE
annual meeting Of the stockholders of
the Carter & Weekes Stevedoring Co. Will
be held at the otiice OF the Company,
Rooms a 12-1b Produce Exchange Annex
Building. in the City of New York. on
tuesday, April 18th. 1921, at four o'clock
in the afternoon. for the purpose OF electing
a board OF directors and for the transac-
ton OF such other business may properly
come before said meeting.
w L. CHAPMAN. Secretary.
Dated March 31st. 1921.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1921-04-12
DIVIDEND NOTICES
American Telephone & Telegraph Co

A quarterly dividend of Two Dollars per
share VIII be paid on Friday. April IS. 1921
to stockholders OF record at the close Of
business on Friday. March IS. 1921.
on account of the Annual Meeting the
transfer books VIII be closed from Satur-
day. March 10 to Tuesday. March 20. 1921,
both days included.
G. d. MILNE. Treasurer
Directors OF Crocker- w heeler Company
held March 22d. the regular quarterly divi-
bends OF 1880 on the Preferred Stock, and
PC on the Common Stock for the quarter
ending March 3lst were declared. payable
April 18TH 1921. to stockholders OF record
ut the close of business April 4th.
L. LANG. Secretary.
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FINANCIAL
THE LIBERTY NATIONAL BANK OF
NEW YORK

THE LIBERTY NATIONAL BANK or
NEW YORK.
The Liberty National Bank CT Nav
York. located a, i5J Broadway. New York
CITY. in the State OF New York IL closing
Its affairs. AL noteholders ard othsr
creditors OF tho association therefore
hereby notified TO present tho As-s5 and
sther claims FOR payment.
r.. w. WALL Cashier
THE LIBERTY NATIONAL BANK OF
NEW YORK.
Notice ia hereby given that at . mest-
Ing OF the shareholders of The Lib>rty Ma
tional Bank OF New York. held VI March
:, 1921, ihe Plan. datec February |. 1891.
providing for the merger Of the said Rank
into The New York Trust Company. was
approved. thrt in order to carry out sucn
Plan. Il was voted TO liquidate said Ma
nonal Bank. and reincorporate as State
Bank under the name The Liberty Bank
OF New York. and that upon the orgAnlzA-
ton OF said State Bank proceedings be
taken to merge s:id State Bank With Tbs
New York Trust Company.
+. w. WALL Cashier.
Dated. March Q. 1894.
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The Cleveland & Pittsburgh Railroad Co.
OFFICE OF SECRETARY. CLEVEIlAND

ONO April 5th, ia2f
THE ANNUAL MEETING OF STOCK
HOLDERS of The Cleveland and Pitts
5ursn Railroad Company. for election of
directors and for the transaction of such
viii be mold at the Office OF the COMPANY
al6 Leader News Building. Cleveland, Ohio,
4 NJ
Stockholders OF record at the close of
business april 18th, 1921. will be entitled
10 one vote for each share
j e. NIOSS Secretary
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1921-04-12
Receivers in Bankruptcy
Judgments Filed
In New York COUNT

The following judgments were i.ed yes
terday, the frst name being that of the
debtor
Arthur S Hoyt Co.--Huntinston
National Bank of Columbus So go II
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Of notice Of appointment filed. approved
and record ordered.
Briefs.

Of notice Of appointment nled' approved
and record ordered.
Briefs.
Misc Mary Norton Of Bcllaire is visit
ing her friend. Mrs. Charles Bulger.
lanes F. Dubois Of Bellare was 4
business visitor in town Tuesday.
Miss Beatrice BuiGer is visiting her
cousin. Miss Alice Margaret Cahoon OF
GAINESVILLE.
Cleveland. where she will undergo an
operation for Goitre at the LAKESIDE
hospital
Ross D. Fowler and family have re-
turned after spending the week emo
with relatives at GAINESVILLE.
Howard Whitacrc Of New York. ana
n former resident Of this place, was a
visitor in town Saturday.
Miller Hartly OF Pittsburgh spent
the week end with local relatives.
e William She'll and wife OF Canton
spcnt the week end with Mrs. Shells
parents, Prof. and Mrs. VIM. Butcher,
ST..
IT. G. Leonard. wife and daughter. OF
Minerva. are visiting Mrs. Leonards
parcnts, Prof and Mrs. VIM Butcher. ST..
W. r Freshman and family and Wal
ter Green OF Pittsburgh are visiting at
tho homo OF y. X. Kennon.
Il. J.. Hudson Of Olney. ILL., II here on
business.
Frank Nelson and wife have returned
I cnht!r home at Kenmore after visiting
,hoir sister. Mrs. Thomas Bickerton OF
East Main street.
Mrs. Howard Fletcher has returned
after visit with relatives At Zanes-
VILE.
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ST. CLA|RSV|LLE
Court Entries.

David Eaidl 1T al -. the Pennsylvania
cOmrany. Settled, terms al settlement
complied with and costs paid. No record
Mary luvI!ch vs.. ct" l'avilrh. d.
vcrcc granted on grounds of wilful alb
scncc upon payment Of costs. Children
awar,l"d-t Plaintiff until further order
ni court
Ella l.. Trlhh!e vs. william Brown ct
nl Report Of commissioners confirmed
n,nl sal" ordered.
Sophia L"hotSky vS. Lawrence Lehot-
sky. Ry agreement Of parties, defend
ant ordered :" pay p!alnIitr as t"mror-
ary n':m"uy - at ru,c md - per week
N each M"nG1y hereafter. Defendant
10 pay plaintiffs ATTORNEY $50 at once.
Realty Deeds Filed
E..r:n,n ''rsS"l aad Mary Clssol 10
Anna rnh., md IN Wheeling Tp.. SO.
rAarl'S G.ri!a:h"r. Admir-. Ia Hannah
o'N".. land in bridgeport, s@025.
sam Phillips and wi:" !" Na%:n Phil
lr". land ~ Martins Ferry. 81.
Sum Philips. - ~ i Nasim Phillips.
l."l IN Martins Ferry. $l2.p0n.
Wi.ltam l.. K!ns"y t. rr,er O'NrI
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,nl Hannah O'Neil, land in Bridgeport

and Hannah O'Neil, land in Bridgeport.
s..
Mary Shuman 70 Sarah f'liEaoeth
Simpson. land in ShadyS'dt' $40
John YurE!k and Anna Iursik 10 Mar
rarr, {. Osborn. land IN Shadr*!d". slO.
Sarah l. simpson to Margaret G. o.
born lanh in Mead TIP. s..
Marriage Licenses
1orathon chatlr$ M'rcland Of Far
rn!nl. md Anna catherine F'aSkie OF
Maynard.
For,.oato Crcvino and Helen Eartoio-
MICA. both Of Bellai:c.
Andrew T.. Morrison OF Toledo. ana
Mary Alice Hoffman "C Martins FcrrE'
Probate Court.
William II. Fry. d"""as"d sale OH
nicd. approved and ordered recorded
Petition to soil personal property a.
urjyatc sale for less than APPRAISED
vaIu" flied with affidavit Of three d'S'h-
icrrstcd persons.
Tfhn " .Denham. deceased Applica-
ton fled for discrimination Of inherit
onrn fax. TAX determined without audi
tors appra sal
Mary Elizabeth Mcintosh, deceased.
,nmrni.:eion with VIII attached returned
md fled endorsed with return of com
miSSi0n"r@.
Vic.or V. I.ynekcy. administrator, vs.
Glo-nna T-,nch Ct al. Petition duIF
verified Ia sell real cstat" In pay hentS
filed yIth prnrip" for summons.
1rcnh W. ErccHawalt. deceased. Waiv-
or nr time in which To flc cNccnti"nS 10
iuh.riianc" tax ind;ng h!rd by tax COM
mission. Finding certified TO county
auditor.
Michael Kcanr. deceased Receipt OF
inheritance tax finding acknowledged by
TAX commission.
Harry Coco. Juvenile delinquent. NJ
riIty!t filed. SGT for hearing Jurc :.
1871. NJ p. m. Warrant and Suhp""na
I ordered. order issued.
Thomas Cordall. deceased. Motto" re-
! turned and filed endorsed with proof OF
! service.
Mary A. Danford. guardianship. Par
, t!al account flied. set for hearing June
/ Is 1921. Notice ordered. Continued.
! Mary and Mari" NancCko. alias Yer
, niska, deceased ProHf "f publication
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t.m.. - .:..p e.. ~ =" carton line. this
af:, rho, - = ".rl".A. l;"v. George W.
l:yr,."< 90: Ia" Lansing y. l., "hurch'
:,?.I H.. +. =. i;"I"'. e.: 49, l"r"' -"
u T. O.. +. ~. nav" rhil--" a. tn"
go, .,..% .,,l -" l.rv "! L.. !n.b at
.:,:i ~ i..uwo"d "'':'.i":y
Picaic a FarR.
IL. .nn..aI .-uulur-$"m."r r:rni" Of
.h.. Er:a-rnari Ii:Ih >.'lpo!. ;r'd ih" last
Il .'"l-....~.. ,N,i,' ~ the year. VIII be
h",t II " h",!iH- !urE. i"-m"rr'W. IN"
Ir,-rLin r."pLrrd lrr the day prn'l ScS
L. l,.. 81 SPECIAL 'ulrr"si. and "a! OF IN"
IS, h"n' faculty. AZ 10 be- gu"S;S a. the
"Hl.rE.
Repair Gates.
\ nrrhIu:,' Will h. S"n' hcr" n mo
r.Ai few DAYS 10y IN" ra,!r"ai company
:" AGAIN masr repairs !" ia" "i"SS'h'
a., an l:rIdr" street. Every few "ay
,r:rr driver 60: an d"io;n"H!!" drives
,hru!"h r." gates. ami til" last man.
fr",4.r. T.. carried o:.. of IN" gate arms
rr,tiy to L.nyniu :,I"nu" "n hlS riu!h-
tor. after trying /" beat Il tram l" the
crossing.
Picnic Friday.
Tho members of ia" Junior ltpw"rth
Inarur Of ~" West Wh""!lng Methodist
church VII noid their annual picnic and
ctI.ng ua Er.dLy "i this week. ana q II
mrmi".r.: hay" been urged /" attend Inc
r,,, MrnIh"r@ Vii nice; al IN" church
II Wet Whrj ing at 10 "'r!"'N FRIDAY
,,...,,. ~. ..ad -. l.: :. and Interesting day
81 .tr.I-. :i"UiS - PROMISED.
Missionary Meeting.
r.. ~. MFRS al tn" Wunr II =" FnrelEn
Missionary Society of III" West wheel
ny Methodist church VIII meet as the
guests "r Mr.. Jeffr:cs IL that place
,his evening. ,ThIs is the regular
m'nn,rIv business meeting al ia" so
..r,., :ird Il social evening Will he en-
iu,,.I after the business session.
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GO WITH STATE
ENGINEER OVER
PROPOSED read
Divisional Engineer Fawcett Views Lo-
cations for Proposed Road

Divisional Engineer Fawcett "t ne
state highway department went WI
good road boosters ~ tho Rel!atr''
Chamber Of Commerce yesterday after
noon over tho rout" proposed Tor IN"
connecting link in This county n ;hr
Marietta East Liverpool highway alons
the Ohio river TIE "narrnwS' IN Nell
and York townships along 'he Pennsr.-
vania railroad w"r" viewed hv IN" en-
giaeer.
70 Bellatra recently Of f.. =. Smith.
chief engineer OF tn" n;Ghway aeoar;-
ment Of Columbus. TIL" state cnEln""r
had promised that y" would send NJ
Fawcrtt TO the seen" 80 the proposed
road to make locations.
Mr. Fawcett MAY take Gp ~" matt"r
Of making locations for the proposed
roadway in tho near f"tur". T"tt'n;
over or around -" "narrow>" MI ."
tn. big item in securing tho road
Persons acc. m1lny!nG Mr.. tSwcrt; IN
the trip war" r. l.. Bowman. HAIR
Russell, Harry Neff. 'C!arcnC" f.. cor
bert. David Shields. Homer .N'har. F."
George. J. Ross ti-e"n,ec. Arthur B"">'
man and \. {. Heethan.
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Briefs.

Harry ". IrutS and family Of Akron
h..lr been ,:S;::::- wt'h Trends aaI re-
.,;!>rs ~ i.,.t;r''.
" ..i,tar j. MrGr.,w has returned from
Pittsburgh where - WITNESSED two ia!
games Mrm"ria! Day.
Mr.. Clara Hawkins of Akron has
ben visiting with Bellaire friends anu
=, Jai:Nrs.
Mv. and Mrs. Charles Askew have rec
turned 10 their home here alter visit
It; i:ttn5 sda.
q. W. XruS ot Youngstown. has been
visiting with relatives ~ Rcllalrc for
Il few days.
Two otIc:,dcrS. each charged with be
M: drunk. wcr" fined s. each hy Mayor
.rulhcr:Snn last night in po:icc court.
Members Of III" Wom"nS Gu!td 81
the Trinity Episc"ra! rhurrn mn, last
r;.ht Ut the home Of Mrs. John Wagner
Oh Guernsey street. Mrs. Wagner WAS
assisted in the cnt"rtain!hE ny MIS-
Margaret S;rahl
rh,. Junior Society of tn" First Re
formed church - planning for an out
IN; I: ShadySIdc on Jun" 4.
Members Of the Home Missionary So
r;.:y OF ;hr tirS, NJ. Il. church met last
evening Al, The home "f Mrs. George
iicl on Noble street. Mite boxes were
opened
Mrs. William Haswen entertained III"
m, tnhcrs Of the pclpha Luke class *
III, Shadysidc NJ. l.. ,aurch At her home
las; u!GHt.
Mr.. and Mrs James l.. Robinson and
child Will leave soon on an extended
western trip
Wu..Am II. Roy. stat" vice president
Of rhr United Mime workers returned 20
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BRIDGEPORT
ONPLETE: FIELD
MEET TODAY
FART TWO OF TIE TRACK MEET OF
THE LOCAL SCHOOLS WILL
he CCMPbETED THIS
AFTERNOON.
Award Of Prizes and Premiums VIII
TAXI Place l:uu eGiately Follow
ing Close OF the Eyeatg.

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49, -. ,.,I =. t,..-.
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=" 'r.H 'l'N IN, - ,i.,. 80
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The Wheeling intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1903-1961, 1921-06-01
Extensive Improvement

h"!y Mas LAID At rest in R:r"rv.cw cen
The Wheeling intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1903-1961, 1921-06-01
victims Improved.

in connection with The rev system "
street ..EEt:nS.
The Wheeling intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1903-1961, 1921-06-01

City Auditor Walter t. trrNrman
yesterday received several hundred cop
les OF his annual report in book f"rr'.
These reports show thc financial &C.
counts OF the CITY at ,he ord Of IN" LAT
fiscal year They will be distributed
among the voters.
The Wheeling intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1903-1961, 1921-06-01
Grocers Close at 6

Projectors oi ia" grocery stores n
this Guy yesterday announced that they
will not close Il, !; o'clock beginning to-
lay a> will n" other stores. AZ they
have an agreement with III" members
{ the Rc;aIl Clerks Union Tor closing
~ =. ~.
The Wheeling intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1903-1961, 1921-06-01

Tho funeral S"ry.C"~ for the lI'c Geo.
White. aged tII.. WAY VETERAN. who
G.ed at tho HON" &C has daughter. Mrs
John Sich"rS on North fiith street fol-
loving i lengthy Illness were h"'i from
the place "t death Yesterday afternoon
Re-. l.. :. Rose. pastor of tn" First
Methodist church, "fIi,'!L;rd, AMI ~"
The Wheeling intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1903-1961, 1921-06-01

Including beautiful mIgmonr11rS
and ~rorgr1trs the I"vrElrSt rrra-
,iom> Imaginable. revealing rNqul>-
ilc beaded effects and fril!>. ShrrWd
womrn, economically inclined. will
buy three or four.