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Evening public ledger. [volume] (Philadelphia [Pa.]) 1914-1942, 1921-07-05

IT IS 4 EAFF BET
that any one would sacrifice 81 worth OF
luxury every week until he has saved $3.50
{ II would insure his absolute Independence
for life. That's exactly what you 90 when
you get a Richland Garden Farm. near NJ Maya
LahdinB: a real living for n lifetime. best
Of soil, water. roads. transportation, ell
mate and marSets; send for map and pdice
ist, GILBERT a. O'CALLAGHAN. I03 Wal
! VI IT.. PhIladclphia.
FARM for sale ~ acres: good buildings and
water supply; stocked with cows. horses
and pigs, crops planted; price $1,000 and
aortgags. VI 3l5 Ledger Office
Evening public ledger. [volume] (Philadelphia [Pa.]) 1914-1942, 1921-07-05
TIOGA


lll4 Somervllle ave. r. & b.. mod. 10000
1920 CamaC st, sly. :. { b., quick poss
1928 wyoming ave. r.&h,. mod. opp. park
! 458 Loudcn St. cor, sty,, mod, gar. priv.
Is 81 y WarnOck sty.twin. exc. cond., bar.
c. WESLEY READ WHGHER Wh%AR tNP NPr
Evening public ledger. [volume] (Philadelphia [Pa.]) 1914-1942, 1921-07-05
MOOR EsTONyN

l3-ROOM HOUSE: LOT taUxoIS
II. w heater and other mod. improvements;
In best condition: stable, hcnnery, fruit
shade in ABUNDANCE: loca tion the best Photo
PETERS & son. COS CHESTNUT ST, PHILA
OTHERS, s575O--ssbOO--sl2 600
Evening public ledger. [volume] (Philadelphia [Pa.]) 1914-1942, 1921-07-05

ARCItWOOTJ near |0lh, Il rOWna, NUlh,
eat. electric light. LUTES. 7O3 Walnut.
The Wheeling intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1903-1961, 1921-05-24

as many good things a. can l." afforded
TO the workers who arc helping US to
reach our goal has met with the ap-
prpSal OF all Some who have hereto
for" taken only Il lukewarnl interest in
ia" campaign will respond To the induce
Tremendous outburst OF EnthusiAsm.
m"nt held out by this latest and best
Urler. and start out with tho intention
Of not only winning tho gold. hut one OF
the big prizes also. as thc fact that
twic" the regular schedule Of votes VIII
b" given for now subscriptions places
them within hailinE distance OF the best
prizes IN the list.
NJ. wr are not going to give away Tn.
press. nor any OF tho Linotype ma
chimes. and Th" tat"l!ig"nCor huildinS
= Of very stable construction and can
no; b" moved easily. hut wr are going
to G:v" som" OF III" best things ono
could irnagin" and AZ many OF them rs
"" can afford. IN order I" show our ap-
prcr:atInu e tho splendid work which
Is being don" ny thH loyal members In
tho boosting ranks For this IL 'hc Blk
Inn" "f thu drive. and all interest is
rCnt"r"d upon M members and their
object. and last. hut not least. upon the
rewards. Tn" offer lasts just SIX days.
:,m, ali VIII" tax" full advantage of Il
rIar" themselves Just that much closer
I" tn" prlZ" toward which they arc
StrIN 'nE. and cvrrynn" should do all
they "an to get In every subscription
which has h""n promised them.
MI apprc",at" III" fact thar votes arc
The Wheeling intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1903-1961, 1921-05-24
TO SEEK union or
ALL EVANGELICAL
CHURCHES IN u. s.

winora lake. Ind May 80. Efforts
I" obtain II union OF the churches in the
world ShoUld Dc coutiuut-l il was de-
c!drd today az the l33td general as
S-mhly Of the Presbyterian church In
tho United States OF America.
The assembly voted to adopt recon-
mcndation OF the committee on church
cooperation and union that this c''in-
mIttce y" permitted TO tax" up with IN"
I'D interim committee of the council on
organic union OF the evangelical !
churches tn" advis.,hili;y &C further nc
gotiatinns for union on Il clear and
unmiSt:ikcab!C evangelical baSis." \
proposal that tho Presbyterian church
ccaS" all activities toward Il union was
voted down by a shout OF noes.
The average salary "f I'r"sbyt"r n
ministers HOW is $500 y year. accor,.-
ins 20 l'r. Henry i. Master. secretary
of tho board "f ministerial relief and
SuStcntati0n. br Master IN presenting
tho committees report urged upon cid
rSattcndInS tn assembly thai they
bring to tho attention OF tho individual
churhres III" necessity for higher sal
aries. Incrca Scd pensions should also b.
granted. pr Master dcclarci. stating
that the present maximum of $500 an
nualiy should b" increased 10 si.h0G.
Final action or the committees report
was reserved FOR IN" l;tte afternoon
session.
The Wheeling intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1903-1961, 1921-05-24
1O0-YEAR-OLD NAVAL VESSEL
BURNED To THE WATERS EDGE
Naval Training Ship Granite
State, Formerly the u. S.
Frigate New Hampshire, in
Spectacular End

N"n York. May a2.--'rhc naval train
Ing ship Granite State. once the pride
Of the American navy. today was burned
tn the waters edge in a spectacular fire
In which sailors d.vcd through port
holes after flooding the magazine.
Tn" old wooden frIE:lte for years had
lain IN the Hudson river. muOrrd at
Elvcrajdr Driv" and Ninety seventh
street. f"U feet from the landing 1T
which President Harding to-day came
aShor" from the Mayhowcr.
Sctreu Oh thu presidents yacht saw
tn" Grant," Stat" suddenly envclnpcd in
flames. Frcmcn later concluded that a
break in an oil pipe line running under
the river had coated the water with Il
thick hlm and that Il motor boat. back
firing. had SGT the oil ahlaze.
Soon the flames spread 10 the dock
and Threatened naval militia barracks
nearby ana the slate nautical training
ship Newport. mnOr"d aIungsid". The
Newport was hastily t0wcd into mid
stream.
TIL" Grant," STATE. formerly tho L. s.
&. Nrw Hampshire. nad "a S"rN ice record
extending back NOR" than 100 years.
Her k""l VAS laid IN kittcry. Maine.
Sh" was commissioned in 1878 in tn"
pr',"nr" OF James Monroe. NTH nr"Si-
dent of the United States, and saw va
rad dut"1 until today. when she was
lew Cd for III" last time by tho "ountry'S
tw"ni! !-ninth chief executive. Warren q.
Harding.
Sh" WAS on tho battle line during the
civil war. hut Nhsn she was replaced
by III" steel lighting craft that now
bears her former name. shc reverted TO
training purposes. eventually passing
from federal 10 state control. Twice she
returned briefly To federal scrvice-Once
during tho Spanish war and again dur
ing tho world conflict. when she was
used as a receiving ship.
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Rirmingham, Ala, May @5.--Inti J.
e. MckIbbcn. pilot Of the st. LOUIS No.
=" who WAS reported lat" tonight as
having reached st. Louis after landing
in Tennessee this afternoon reports Of
fCially, tho winner Of tho national
elimination balloon contest which start
cd from birmingham saturday night
will not hc known. Officials were to-
night waiting 10 hear from him. Tho
other eight pilots hav" landed and re-
ported their whcrcahouts.
Lieutenant Cnmamrd"r Louis J. Roth
pilot of the may balloon. AID h.S aid"
Lieutenant II. II. Halland. returned 10
birmingham today from l."u!ahurg.
Tenn, wh"r" they w"r" forced down
yesterday after ascending to an alttud"
Of $500 feet in an attempt 10 nd" over
Il storm, but the atmospheric conditions
were such that they Mere compelled t"
land. In Il previous landing four miles
west "f Columbia. T"nn.. Lieutenant
lIaIland was slightly injured. suffering
bruises about tn" hips and face.
H. T.. Honeywell. in the "Chamb"r Of
Commerce OF ST. Louis" landed r"tr
The Hermitage. out sid" of Nashville.
The Wheeling intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1903-1961, 1921-05-24
BRYAN NOT PROUD Of FPARTYS
RECORD IN OHIO ON PROHIBITION
Three-timc Loser Processes
to Sec Opportunity for
Democratic Success In the
Nation

Columbus. q. May @3.-Nill.am J"n-
n;nGS Bryan brought a message Of hope
and cheer t" members Of tn" Jefferson
club a tthcIr picnic here today.
IF any on" can preach the gospel of
hope. It is the man who has been r"Sur-
reCt"d So many times that d"ath S""mS
commonplace" Mr.. Bryan said. In refer
encr Ia MS appearance.
Leading directly TIP /" his subject
"ncmocrIcy'S Opportunity Eryan mru-
toned hv" mediums. through which the
prmocratE party might RS" 10 sue
cess. In point of order named. they
arc 4 National bulletin for the disemin-
alton of unhia scd political news and
party opinions. prohibition. reduction Of
taxes. q proper aligning of monopol!cs
and dlsa rTna mont as Il feature OF future
world peace.
ON the isau, "r prohibition. Mr.. Bryan
said:
"Th" Democratic party cannot avoid
III" rart II has had in bringing proh!-
hilton - this country. I am proud OF
its part. But 7 an not proud Of the
part II has played in Ohio"
With shaking voice. Mr.. Bryan shnut-
Hd.
Il hor-, to Cod ,"u ?'-,p;" h"r. Will
The Wheeling intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1903-1961, 1921-05-24
$4,000 BANK LOOT
FOUND IN AUTOMOBILE
TAKEN FROM BANDITS

Lima. ohio, May e"--PoIlre hero re-
covered ~" NOR. automobiles Sunda y
and Moudar h"li.IAi TO have been
S;"l"n - th" bandits taken in e GLu
battle her" Saturday afternoon and II
which E.th'iCh Townsend. on" OF tho
gang. .ytS k.liod.
\ In on" OF tho cars St"i.u in T"l""n
wa> f"uud 1h. money taken from the
lIurtrr>tuwn. mi. bank. about s20.nrn
\ S.tw"d-on shot gun MIS- also in tic
"ar. Another car. !d"ntihod as havIrg
h""u stolen at Eryau. Ohio. was also
located here. Harked or side street
Sia"" saturday.
George Me';ahau. believed to ne tho
,"ad"r &C III" rohh"r ban" and vi o
made his "Scap" I" F.ndlay after having
been twirc wounded. has not been
located yet arCUrG!inS t. police.
Thr"" mon held in cry prison. Joe
Willis. -. Louis. John MaSSon. Detroit
and ';""rE" Donovan. Hamilton. oh o
VII DC given Il preliminary hearing this
afternoon on charges uf shooting with
intent To hiN. Other charges also will
probably he preferred.
The Wheeling intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1903-1961, 1921-05-24
Never Again Must America Be Called Upon
ToMake War, Prayer Of President Harding
Respect for the Law
Urged By Coolidge In
Talk to New Workers

New York. May "S.-R">p pcct for 'he
'aw and opposition 70 radi"al'Sn were
urged uron Americans tonight by Vice
President Calvin Coolidge in an address
Il; the I.5 anniversary celebration OF the
New York Commercial.
Any class or organization. n" said uA-
dcrtAh;ng I" obtain for ttS"!s priNI-
i"g.s nos open To any other class or
organization was hnStil" 10 American Ill
s,itut!"ns and Il menace I" American
liberty.
There Is n right OF contract OF aSrse-
mant. and association among ind!N!da-
ais which is protected 5" long as IN"
end sought is equal justice" h" con-
'inucd. ANY effort which c"n'"np.a'"S
c"..-Ciou and force is an interference
with our conception OF American liberty
and is justly denounced BY American
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STRONG EFFORT FOR
RELEASE. OF MOONEY

Sa,, Francisco "a. NJ; ." T."m,,
2 Mnn,,y ..,r,,rc.,,i O.. oHn O. :i.r r. d.
,arndncs< day 1nlt ,nnIh mur'i"rS- V -
ought hsr" to-day ;-"rr prison ~ ="
iS serving = IL. h"'.'"n''". :" '"~'i'%
q 4 ,ourt ar,l":. :nt"Hd"l :" - - as
claaSr on :hC Er"un'!S '"H, "'N '"'''.
n- WAS hrriI=ht lh"a.' ~ fr''rt.
Tho petition ~; ~h!.h Il - S'uGh' |"
70 Money. ~ brought rn@"- HIrnGH
.,x md i iu'";t,.l :" supply d"'i"irn-
"s in statutory law which prevent
-.b.a-luf a.: 90 'r,uIdU'.nt judgment
The Wheeling intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1903-1961, 1921-05-24
More Big Hail Stones

Fairmunt. W. Va. May pa han
storm ragged within few miles Of Fair
mont today and hail stones three inches
In diameter fell Window panes IN
houses were shattered. trees were
stripped and crops badly damaged Th"
stones came down with such force that
they rlped holes In tops Of automobiles
along the roadway. eportS from Nor
gantown and throughout the MononEa-
hsla valley report heavy damage from
hail storms. The storm came after u
day Of intense heat. .,,...r 40.
The Wheeling intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1903-1961, 1921-05-24
pEvAsrArNa HAIL STORM

Wilmington. Del. May 23.-t'ar"lin"
county Maryland was swept lat" today
by q Devastating hail storm. reports
reaching here tonight SAID. Crops were
badly damaged. "attl" and poultry re-
rortrd killed and windows "f many
buildings smashed.
Rcrnicc and Esther Lane. FedrralS-
burg schoolgirls. narrowly escaped death
when their horse hOltrd under tn" sing
INK hail. Tho carriage was dashed
against II freight train. hut tn" uccu-
pants escaped with slight injuries.
The Wheeling intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1903-1961, 1921-05-24

Wit q ,ant"!i lh'r":." ~ Interest.
!'uriy very mr,nh"r "c the Circulation
pr!v" h.,S started "U; Nth renewed de
termination :" TAX" adNantaI" or IN"
"Nirl 81" offer which VAS announ"'i
Yesterday. Tn" ann"un'"m"nt OF the
r\tr:, OF. Of h"uh.. votes for n""' sub
>,.-!b'rS wa$ r..".,,H with u tremcn-
'i"U- bur$' "c "n'huS,:,Sm. and it's lrh-
The Wheeling intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1903-1961, 1921-05-24
West Virginia Movie
Men at Pittsburgh Meet

rittsbursh IA. May H3-Thc annual
convention OF the American Exhibitors
association. composed "f motion picture
theatre owners If Western rennsHlHani
and West Virginia. Wen; into session
here today. Henry ". GaudinE or Pitts
hurch was tn" chairman uf tho cUnvcn-
ton.
Problems affecting the motion picture
industry were discussed.
"Th" motion pictur" thralr" owners
favor TN" display Of clean pictures" Mr
t;tudinr said "Wc are unalterahly OPP
posed to the exploitation of anyone VINO
has :; criminal or any other record that
vould hc detrimental 10 the industry
We be,ieNr in constantly rnd"arorinE
ia elevate the standard Of tn" screen.
\ dcicgatiou Of Wheeling NOW" mch
vii: attend Tuesdays session OF the
convention.
The Wheeling intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1903-1961, 1921-05-24
CAKE MAY BE FATAL
TO EIGHT PERSONS

Wichita Kan. May @S.--E.!En: per-
sons Of Dexter. Kan. are lighting aSinst
death by slow poisoning. caused by eat
ing n cake. physicians announced today.
The cake WIS madc with ar>c1atc Of
lead rnst"ld Of sugar. Th" victims are
MIR and Mrs Fred Jackson and tW" chill
drrn. Wjnifrrd and James: Mr. and Mrs
Ross sheets. Lester Jackson and Dean
Thompson. all Of Dexter. Fred Jack
purchased groceries in Burden Thursday
for u picnic. his wife telling him to get
also quantity Of arSenate Of lead. Mrs
Jackson mi%t"ok tho package Of poison
for sugar.
The Wheeling intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1903-1961, 1921-05-24
Charleston Lands Big
Presbyterian Meeting

st. Louis. Mo. May 23.-Charleston.
West Virginia. was chosen for the next
genera! assembly Of the Southern Pres
hyicrian church at the 6lSt general as
S"mbly here today.
Tho assembly declined to make
ruling on participation Of womon in the
church councils as proposed by Rev.
Ivanhoo Robertson Of FarmvIlle. Eir-
Elnia who recommended thoy be barred
from all activ1tiea
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City Manager Replies
Photograph Charges
ALL BALLOONS DOWN; winner NOT KNOWN

Sunday morning. wh!i" Roy Donaldson.
in the city of birmingham" landed ten
miles southeast Of NaShN i'll" about the
same time.
W. =. Nan"rman. "f the "ti:y Of
.Akrnn.' WIS forced down at $40 O'Clock
Sunday morning at Lebanon. Tenn. and
l.>"ut,nart Colonel I,Hhm Of ARMY NO.
l." landed at Colombia. Tenn. at $40
o'clock in the afternoon. Ralph InSon.
pilot Of tho "Brmrngham S"mi-C"ntcn-
NAL" reached Stuart, Virginia, at 40
U'rlnrk this morning
Bernard Won Hoffman. If the "E"ri"w
club Of 81. Louis" LANDED five miles
north Of Carthage. T"uH., at G:tH o'clock
this morning. captain John FERRY. III
thu "AtaSvad"ro. ':,lif"ruIa." cam" down
AZ Smyrna. southeast ni Nashville. this
morning.
ST. Louis. Mo. May "2.--.l. S. Mck!b-
ben. pilot uf ST. Louis No. IN the ma
i,nnal balloon elimination raC" from
Rirmin CHAM Saturday. arrived h"r" to-
night and reported h" landed at l":35
u'cl"ck yesterday afternoon. four miles
west Of Columbia. Tenn.
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New York May IS. ~ nation s."
righteous and ;" just tha; ''w" shall
never h. c..ll"d upon - u.,k" var. s."
long As Cod and men ru," together.
WAS ,hr prayer uf rr"SIi.u; HardiEr As
tat" today IT, rcv!"w"d SurN !Nors o! the
World war at rcgimcntai review III
Br"nklyn.
1T must not be again" VAS lis
S.,,nmn declaration earlier n iae dlN
wh,n hc attended Il memorial SerNic" Tor
u,c .h"u$aui war dead on tho great
arm" PIERS IN ltnh"k"n. Th" sam" ,them"
spoken before tn" lINIuc ana pcf"r"
III. ,lrad--.hrouEht tears to his eyes AID
20 IN. ry"$ at those who had followed
him through Il days program r'owded
with events.
A. a lun,h",.n uf III, Nr..t!, :t,f ~ fo';-
;,caI Science and a. :, dinner c"t"brAting
the '"5th anniversary "t III" New YORK
commercial. hc had cNpoun'!ri tho n"2d
~ putting tn" government On 4 business
bass nud ot r"c"n>truc;jng ">nAt!"n :
BUSINESS and :du$try.
Emotions Stirred.
Ills audiences listened t. his "r"rE
word - att. ntatiNTiy. ,arnestly--o"t II
was A. the military functions 'hat ne
stirred their emotions.
And varied mus; have been the emo
tons Of the president himself.
PirSt thrill 4; the roar "r neaTS
guns ~ tn" presidential yacht May
flower steamed into New York harbor
and came 70 her anchoraG. amid IN"
salut"S Of 4 hundred war craft strain
lng on their l:u"S in the Hudson.
Then the catching in the throat as nc
arrived m Huhuk"n at III" hiv0uac Of the
daad. entered tn" Sh"d-iikH piers whi"h
served aS Il temporary tomb FOR the
thousands Of brave lads whose haS
covered coftinS. covered the floors row
upon row. and laid upon the casKet nt
q humble private from MichiEan-the
first American killed on German sofia
wreath that served as . symbol FOR all
the country's war dead.
And later the checry welcome or chil-
drrn'S yotccs-.hc voices OF tens Of
(Continued On Page Ntns)
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THE WAITER.

Ohio and western PsnnsylvaniA-
Cloudy probably with showers Tuesday
And Wednesday, Bome warmer In ex-
trsms north portion
WsGt virHtnia-LooAl showers Tues
day ana probably Wednesday, no change
In esmpeNture
The Wheeling intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1903-1961, 1921-05-24
InteNigencer'S Generous Offer Meets With
instant and Unanimous Approval Of Everyone

GASOLINE MONEY" STRIKES POPULAR CHORD WITH
DRIVE MEMBERS IN SIX DAY TEST OF SALESMANSHIP-
$500 IN GOLD FOR THE MEMBER TURNING IN LARGEST
AMOUNT IN SUBSCRIPTION COLLECTIONS THIS WEEK
REACHED
The Wheeling intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1903-1961, 1921-05-24
MRS, BERGD0L[
TOO MUCH FOR
HER PROBERS
REFUSES TO DIG UP
THE HOARD OF GOLD
Declares 1t a Sin and Shame
for Congressman to Be
So Nasty

Washington. May ".%.--Mr$. Emma y.
Bcrgdoll, mother OF Grover ClcNoIand
Bcrgdull. the Stacker. again went 10 the
bat today with the house ColnnNtte IN
veStigating his escape"
At the end OF two hour cross cH-
animation. Mrs. Borgdo!l cam" up smlI-
ing, for tho committee refused 10 SEND
her before the Har Of IN" hours" Of re-
prcScntativcS f"r not answering HueS-
tIonS bnarinc on her buried E"id. IheT"
wur. times when III" Witness. rising
from her chair and SiLnminC the no"r
with 4 Is,rtlsnl. sha-"!y denounced tn"
inquiry as another Ct Il long series ~
perSccut Ions.
il was while Rapr"SentttiS" JohnS"h'
Rrpublican. kentucky. had "a" witness
IN hand that the clash occurred. when
caused him 70 Offer Il motion charging
h"r with contempt. TIL" committee how
eyer, thought best 70 dccid" this quoS-
tion IN executive session. AMI ten min
u;rS Later tho doors were opened ana
Mrs. Rcrgdoll was told that Sh" might
return to Philadelphia.
Files Into a Iags
While making no attempt. a. u" "N-
plancd. 10 find where tho woman had
buried sos. .onO obtained from tn" treas
ury in 1919. MI Johnson drew from her
the statement that il was on III" RcrG-
doll farm. out on the West Chester PIKE
leading into Philadelphia. !; was while
H. was trying TO learn VIII" actually as
sisted in hiding it. that Mrs. hergdo!l
flew into a rage and declared IL WAS "A
SIN and u shame for members "f con-
gr"GS 10 b" 50 nasty" Mr.. Johnson re-
rli"d ,ha; nc was trying To lay fuun-
dation 70 500 if she wa* telling the
truth 1t which Mrs. Rcrrd"ll launched
into n TRAD" This was quickly checked
kE chairman Peters.
Il refuse I" give YOU any other i'll
formation about III" gold" Mrs. R"rg-
doll shouted. banging III. table with th,'
p.lELSul. 81 am sick and tired Of u.
You ought not TO bc so nnScy lts
u vast" Of time and I don't proiD'~r To
console you by answering.
Wont Dig up the Gold
Before getting away from n" Snbj"' I
OF tho gold. Mrs Rergdnil declared that
all OF II was placed in ono hole that
CONTINUED ON Page Bix)
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THE INTELLIGENCE F

Has the Largest Circulation of
Any Morning Newspaper in the
State of West Virginia.
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The labor world. [volume] (Duluth, Minn.) 1896-current, 1921-01-08
The Wheels
Are Moving.

The apparel situation was
destined to be at SKIES and
sevens until the semi-annual
clearance hour struc
Everybody knew that when
that hour did strike cost
would have no more to do
with selling price than the
alphabet has. The question
was: would the people
respond when prices were
scuttled. They did.
AS a consequence The Glass
Block Buyers are now
threading the New York
Markets looking for Cloth
ing. 1t. is only a matter of
days until Spring will drop
her announcement card on
our Second Floor. (Easter
comes March 9th this
year,
Price stability for 1921 is
practically founded so far
as clothing is concerned.
Every buyer now becomes
an order-giver. Every order
g1ver a job-filler. The
wheels are moving.
The labor world. [volume] (Duluth, Minn.) 1896-current, 1921-01-08
80 Huck Towels on Sale

80 Huck Towels on Sale
at 10
1886 Huck Towels with blue
border. Quality is very &C.
ceptable. They bring back
those days when a good towel
could BE- had for less than a
quarter.
Red-Border Huck Towels
at Is
Size 1884. Fine quality
Towel, its regular price of rs
considered. IT. takes very little
money to buy these by the
dozen.
The labor world. [volume] (Duluth, Minn.) 1896-current, 1921-01-08
16x36 Huck
Towels Will Sell
red border and all-dur-
ing this Sale at
..l2h
Plain Huck Towels at

Plain Huck Towels at
1919
1895 Plain White Huck
Towels of the quality and fin
ish brought down to 10 by
the collapse of the cotton
market. 2 for rs. Only 121a
each.
Towels for Office Use
Are 10
16x24 all white Huck Towels
we'll adapted for office Use
always in demand where Den
lists hold forth. Regular pres
ent-day price is is.
Glass Towels at Only 10
Size 1882 Tea Towels, in a
good weight and finish. Woven
for endurance. Regular pres
ent-day price is back to rs.
January Sale Price is 10.
Unbleached Toweling at
20 Yd.
l7-inch heavy Toweling for
hand or roller purposes. Ma
teria1 which sells regularly at
.35 the yard. u
The labor world. [volume] (Duluth, Minn.) 1896-current, 1921-01-08

Stevens All-Linen Crash
IS
A Crash Toweling of good
weight and finish, maA of
pure flax yarn and known for
its absorbing qualities.
Stevens Linen Toweling
at 49,
Another pure flax yarn mate
rial of a sturdy character. At
a price which will cause towel
making to become one of the
indoor sports Of January.
20-in. ALI Linen Crash
at so
20 inches wide-blue border.
Also some 17-inch Crash with
a Red border. A group show
ing regular valuations up to
SO the yard.
The labor world. [volume] (Duluth, Minn.) 1896-current, 1921-01-08
Cotton is Once More the Fabric Friend
of the Lowliest Purse

Alabama
III air of humility which makers the nation
Wh fell woop the topples Read
should
The labor world. [volume] (Duluth, Minn.) 1896-current, 1921-01-08

Satin Marseilles spreads-Large sizee no
hemmed. Formerly $50 ......... O.JO
Satin Marseilles spreads-0ft the c0O
1000 quality are reduced to ......O.JO
Marseilles Spreads extra large, seal
loped style. Reduced from 7E0
Our Best Marseilles Spreads scalloped style,
Nth ao cut usS Go re r. Reduced from 10 Of