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The New York herald., 1921-06-01
The Railway Merger Plan.

Although the Interstate Commerce
Commission is known to be studying the
tentative plan of Prof. Ripley of Har-
ward for the voluntary consolidation OF
the country's steam carriers into a
smuller number of systems. local rail-
way officials take small stock in the
Washington report that the plan will be
made public on July I. Merger talk will
be premature, In the opinion of many
railway executives. until labor questions
have been settled and time allowed roads
60 prove what they can do under some
thing like normal conditions. The situa-
ton of road trying TO raise capital for
long postponed improvements and bet
terments would be confused. 1t is pointed
out. by rumors of an impending merger
with another system with or without its
consent
The New York herald., 1921-06-01
TO INCREASE COPPER TRADING.
New York Metal Exchange Adopts
New Contract.

To encourage moro general trading in
copper I'm New York and keep here much
business that has heretofore gone To
London. the New York Metal Exchange
will put into effect to-day a new form
OF copper contract for tile buying and
selling of what Is known as. standard
copper. Delivery conditions will be the
oame'as those I'm the London Metal Ex-
change. The duplication of contracts.
~ was said yesterday. VIII make possl-
Die arbitrage operations between the
two centres.
Under the new contrac. each unit OF
twenty-five short tons os copper sold
as standard copper can be delivered in
any of four classes. which will be d.
vided according 20 the amount of copper
the metal assays.
The New York herald., 1921-06-01
SOUTH AMERICAN TRADE LESS.
Balances with France on In First
Quarter of 1921.

PARIS, May 3l.--South American trade
with France underwent a considerable
change during the first ti.reo months OF
this year Although balance of 1oo,-
100000 francs In favor Of Argentina
and OF s5.O00.00O francs In favor OF
Brazil remained. those figures show
losses as compared with those Of the
corresponding period 1870. Argentina
lost 4T0,000.000 francs and Brazil TO-
100000 Spain lost f67,0o0.000 francs
In the same time.
France increased her iTuportations OF
certain commodities. including cold stor-
age meats OF which she took from Ar
gentlna 81 900 tons from Brazil. 1900
tons: from Venezuela, $50 tons, from
Uruguay, 1000 tons; from England,
1900 tons, and from Australia, 1000
tons.
The New York herald., 1921-06-01
Regional Railway Boards.

Much interest In local railway quar-
ters attaches to the conference In prog
ress in Washington between leaders OF
the Big -Four train service brotherhoods
and representatives of twenty-three car
riers making UP the Southeastern Rail-
way Association on the proposal to
establish regional boards of labor adj
justment for Interpretation of working
rules and settlement of grievances. Re-
lection by the unions of the idea of
public representation on the boards and
disinclination of carriers to include dis
ciplinary questions In the jurisdiction of
tho boards have prevented agreements
TO reestablish the regional bodies in
Eastern. Western and Southwestern dis
tricts.
The New York herald., 1921-06-01
Hi1I Road Dividends Safe,

Wall Street was very much Interested
Yesterday In reports from usually we'll
informed banking sources that the reg
ular dividends on Northern Pacific and
Great Northern would be declared at
the juno meeting OF their directors.
There has been a great deal of specula-
ton an TO those dividends and much
selling of those stocks has been based
on Information that their dividends
probably would be cut.
The New York herald., 1921-06-01
Call Money Firm.

call money renewed yesterday In the
New York Stock Exchange at Z per cent
and subsequently rose TO ~. To prevent
n further advance pool funds were called
in. but before the close money other than
pool funds was available. The outside
rates we're identical with those in the
Exchange.
The New York herald., 1921-06-01
Roor 6 VAN pERvoonr corr.

The annual report OF the Root & Van
Dervoort Corporation for 1920 shows
deficit of $572.04i after taxes. interest.
inventory adjustments, &c. Sales agere-
gated s6.156,599 and cost OF sales S5.-
377.94S. Expenses. taxes. &C. totalled
s43s.1s3 and other income Ss1 .fO1. For
interest charges, adjustment OF inven-
tories, SC, S994,263 was written off.
The New York herald., 1921-06-01
Another big Mexican We'll.

Another big well has been brought IN
IN the Amatlan field of Mexico, this one
by the Standard OIL Company of New
Jersey. Tho wells flow Is estimated at
$4,000 barrels daily. IL was drilled 10
a depth OF 2.9S5 feet.
The New York herald., 1921-06-01
INCOME
HAS SMALLDECLINE
Report for 1920 Shows S20.69
a Share Earned, Against
S21.2I i'm 1919.

The Chicago. Burlington and Quincy
Railroad In 1920 showed corporate net
income after taxes and charges of w.
924,363. equal to s20.6S n share earned
on s1t0. 500. 100 capital stock. against s23.-
542. 40. or s21.24 a share I'm 1919. The
corporate account revealed gross Income
from all sources. including Government
compensation for two months and pay
m5nts on account of guaranty for the
six months following Federal control.
amounting TO $50. .7069s0 compared with
SS1 .ss1 .13O gross income in the preceding
year. Payment OF interest and rentals
aggregatng s1.7s2.627 reduced net income
10 S22.92i. S53. from which further deduc-
tions OF $231.0Co for sinking funds and
ss.ss7 1913 for dividends we're made, leav-
ing a surplus of sl3.so6.l57, compared
with SN.1'S,0s7 surplus in 1919.
Tho main items OF the combined Fed
eral and corporate income accounts
follow.
enues ...e...e.... .sise. .s72 .9is si5i.oii .S37
Operating expenses. iGi ,3oi.6s7 i20.7'T,s0l
come ..........,... i2.0Is.2I6 22.53o, ,s55
Halo Holden. presid Of the COM
pany. said the funded debt increased
1905 200. chiefly through Issuance Of
S6,o60G0 gold notes for equipment allo.
Gated TO tho road by the Railroad Adj
mlnistration. Tho purchase OF certain
sinking fund bonds partly reduced tho
years net addition 10 funded debt
Tonnage handled in 1919 compared
with 1918 decreased si,ie0. revenue tons
or .0G5 per cent.
Capital expenditures amounted TO
1913, ,456, devoted toward Improvement
Of existing property. particularly loco
motive shops and terminals. yards and
station facilities and principally 10 in
crease efficiency and economy OF opert.-
tiou.'
The New York herald., 1921-06-01
CUSTOM HOUSE nncrIrrs.

Receipts for duties AZ the Custom House
yesterday were s715,i25.44, Of which
S7G.76Ot7 was for merchandise with
drawn from bonded warehouses and
s6s3,Ss527 for recent importations,
The New York herald., 1921-06-01
SUBSCRIPTION RIGHTS.
NATIONAL ACME REPORTS loss.

Tho report OF the National Acme Com
uany for tho first quarter OF this year
shows a nc; losV, before taxes, OF sS54.-
05i. against net profit Of Sl.661.64t in
the corresponding 1920 quarter. Its net
sales we're s1,o4t,s4o In the first 1921
quarter.
The New York herald., 1921-06-01

THINKING OF buying an au omoblc7 or
selling or exchanging your old one? You
get oulck action In The Automobile Tx
cnange--want Ad. Section OF The Herald
Adp.
The New York herald., 1921-06-01

Prime eligible ACCEPTANCE, on call 8; re.
diacountablc az Reserve Bsnk. 60 10 90 days.
eligible, 60 20 90 days. G9Gh. non-eligible.
rn ~ nh navr sla1th
The New York herald., 1921-06-01
SOIIH AMERICA.
CANADA.

New York funds in Montreal. st2i.5s pre-
MUM per 81 600 Montreal funds in New
York, SffO.go discount per 81 900.
The New York herald., 1921-06-01
UNITED STATES TREASURY STATEMENT.

Special Despatch The NEW Hra,tp.
York Burenul
ID
The New York herald., 1921-06-01

official bar silver IN New York. domestic.
6aisc. an ounce, unchanged foreign, 57isc.,
or isc. London, 33a,d.. off Nd; Mexican
dollars. 4iisc, of So.
Highest. Lowest
London ........ .f2tsd Jar = 30ssd. March
New Nork. ....... GS1tc. Jan. J2skc. March
The New York herald., 1921-06-01

SILVER MARKET.

Clearing House exchange. siGg. .s6t .7e7
balances, So .624, $40; Federal Reserve credit
40 ffg Tgo
The New York herald., 1921-06-01
MONEY MARKET.
TUESDAY, MAY, 81.
CALL LOANS.
TIME LOANS
COMMERCIAL PAPER.
oPEN MARKEr RATES.

Commercial paper s. days, Gik 10 to ~
daya 6ik Liberty bonds aud Victory notes.
Is days 6. is 10 90 days. 8; bankers accept
aucCs 10 10 90 dnya D..
The New York herald., 1921-06-01

revenue receipt, and expenditure, a, at close Of b,
The New York herald., 1921-06-01

Clos-t Net
ing. jch'ngs.
The Wheeling intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1903-1961, 1921-01-19

new departure in the activities OF IN"
lodge and is just another evidence OF
the initiative OF the Live Lodge" u,
everything. Black Prince lSconEtan,ly
sprinSlng some now surprises for It's
members, and this Is ono OF them.
The members OF Elack Prince. ih,,
Live Lodge" are all good workers and
theresults OF their efforts ara IN con-
slant evidence. not only in ;heir iudg,
but also in the affairs OF The entire com
nunity. Black Prince Lodge has start
ed the new year of with bang" and
is expecting to begin big drive cnr
members soon and has some interest ~ =
things up It's sleeve for the near future
which will add considerable interest %
the life OF the lodge and to the Lodge
work Tho members OF the lodge are
particularly invitd to get in ON the
new doings. II Is we'll to note here
that all new members taken into the
lodge this year will certainly congratu-
late themselves on the fact by next
year. They will then be glad they HAD
not put off the matter of becoming
member. Nuf Sed!
Many members Of out-of-town Pyth!an
lodges have been attending the recent
meetings OF Black Prince lodge, Will"
the other local lodges have ben repre-
scented by large delegations, so that IN
attending the sessions OF Black FRINGE.
PythianaS are assured OF a wide &C
Quaintance. All Pythian members are
always welcome at any meetings.
The Wheeling intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1903-1961, 1921-01-19
SECOND PERJURY
TRIAL THURSDAY
State Anticipates Guilty Pleas By
Three Defendants to Follow Con-
vicion OF Saratort.

Oliver Chardulli. Mrs. Manic sara
irg indictments on charges Of rerJur-
ing themselves At the murder trial OF
Danny Dissr!vcstro. are cNpccr"d 10
change their pleas Of rot guilty TO
guilty, rs tic result OF Tony Sarator!
being convicted IN criminal court Mon
lay. was the opinion " officials in the
county courts yesterday.
Mrs. SdratorI's case u on the cocket
for 'ria. tomorrow. while 6hardulli
goes on trial next MonLsy mCrEiug. No
late WAS set for Mrs. JacQuinta as she
N;.S been IL 1t tn. Nor:h Wheeling hos
r.iSl.
Following conference wiki Prose
cutting Attorney Carl g. Ba"Hr:ann and
Attorney Juhn s RITZ. counsel FOR the
defendants charged above. Judge Alan
II. Robinson has dismissed the jurors
INT. r"Ht Tuesday morning. nat tho
defendants might appear in court and
change their pleas Il they desired.
TIC conviction &C SararorI Monday
"iEh, : IS Thought slds the light Of
The county AGAINST the Black Hand
society operating IN this vicinity. The
situation has caused much cunccrn
since the first cleanup "f tn" members
n 1915, and II ar.ra"S now the society
has been disorgn0t%rd.
There arc NO caSra So. .or criminal
curt ;his week. and 4 tnr other three
.harg"I With rrrtur% mead EuI:ty, H!c
""SSirn ~; r" wuch sHu-t"r than Ersi
vas anticipated.
The Wheeling intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1903-1961, 1921-01-19
RIVER TRAFFIC
IS PICKING Up

business Is lastly picking up along
the Ohio river and every trip which
the various boats make. there IS ship
meHts become larger. and III several
cases they have been unable TO take
al the goods.
The General Wood Will dock this
morning ut Z o'clock from Pittsburgh,
and after taking on additional shipments
1t the loca! wharf will depart for Gin.
Cinnati. .. She viii make AL waypoint
stops leaving and taking on freight al
various points.
The steamer Liberty wh:cA left The
smoky City yesterday IS expected TO ar.
rive AZ the local wharf this afternoon.
After taking on more freight she vii de-
part for Parkcrshurg.
The steamer Leroy arrived n las;
rvcnin cat the local wharf carrying a
iarge cargo for the various merchants
Of Wheeling district. After reloading
she Will depart this morning at 1850
for her return 20 New Matamoras. All
waypo!nt stops Will be made by this
boat.
4 stage OF 10 feet OF water and falling
slowly. was registered late last eve.
uinS I; the local wharf.
The Wheeling intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1903-1961, 1921-01-19
AUTO FOR SHERIFF
Commissioncrs Buy Big Cadillac-Wa
Department to Send Motorcycles.

Sheriff Harry T. C!ousc yesterday
WIS presented with a seven passenger
Cadillac touring car Cor carrying out
his duties throughout tn" county by
the board Of county commissioners.
The automobile was purchased last
Saturday nut was not turned over to
The county uatn yesterday afternoon.
and {. w;,s At unce TlNcrd ~ use. The
machine replaces tho re" touring car
used BY cv-Sner'ff Hastings :or several
Years which was sold last Saturday.
.Wi,h tho now Cadillac ::ath;nc end
~ motorcycles which hRT' bee? sent
% ;Mc county commissioners by the
|. s government, or 1t least has been
rrom sod ~ the NET department. IN"
shrr'f'& force ", soon - rGt!vciy
n.oirr.z'i
However. the mo'or-vr!es nave not
sci h"cn received ard the officers are
nu' counting on irc'- arrival Before
",' tu e., ,u,rr,o- q. icas'. but the
new "r1,h ne nu""iHsrG last week WI!
b" enough - accom- rnoda.c tNc needs
~ tho force - least to~ the time BE-
80 1, - .-~,-N'
The Wheeling intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1903-1961, 1921-01-19
TRYING SUIT
AGAINST CITY
RAIPF TRAGEE SUING FOR $4,000
LOR PERSONAL INJURY.
was Hurt at water Pumping rlant-
PlatntiH 10 Testify.

After hcarinr evidence all afternoon.
Judge j. Il. SummcrviIlc yesterday MI
ernoon at o'clock adjourned court
until $50 O'Clock this morning in inc
suit of Ralph l.. Prayer VS.. the cry OF
Wheeling for S25. 900 dama"eS.
The plaintiff VIII probably 20 on we
stand himself this morning. while the
defense Is expected to start It's case oy
noon Tho case will probably be nm
iSheh by this evening.
The suit is to recover 5000 DAMAGES
as the result Of injuries suffered ny
the plaintiff when he vas struck on the
head by an enrine in the city water
humping station at Slacktown. He a.
lcges the platform on which he was
working when injured was not large
enough FOR n man 70 work on, and that
the ARRANGEMENT was dangerous 10 en-
p!nrcS
Soon after the jury was selected yes
to-day morning thcv were taken TO the
scene Of the accident and various places
aXplaincd 10 them. The plaint!n pre-
scented but two witnesses yesterday
afternoon, and will use several more
this morning.
The Jurors are: Theodore W. Fink
Fred w. Colmar. Guy Il. Bcchout, Ed.
ward McNulty. Edward Metznor. c
II Neshtt. William Mccoy Miller. Der
nard Alexander. r. K. Dunnin" w. NJ
Allen and J. Lee Wood. Attorneys ]. +.
-trbenz and 4. +. Bryant represented
tho plaintiff. while Solicitor ]. J. 7.
O'BricE is anpearinE for the city.
The Wheeling intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1903-1961, 1921-01-19
CLINTON CLASS
Young People OF Church Rave Called
Meeting for Thursday
Evening.

The newly organized Young Pcorl"'.
class Of the Clinton NJ. u. Sunday
school will meet Thursday evening.
January 20, At the church building. This
IL more OF ret-toGcIher rNd grt-a,-
uualnted meeting and AL n"rha"s 9:
the class are urged TO he r~n"",.t. tn"
various committees will meet At :hIa
time to discuss and famiIIarizn them
selves with the new duties which they
the TO perform during the year
AT this time the young r""p." MI
take up and discuss the matter o. de
velopIng the work % this r'.i:,S and Al
so Increase their prcseu. lurn,b"rHr g..
They VIII also make avpira'lnr ~ 'hr
state de7a rtmert CC- 1 certificate 'Cr
tnsir Clas@ 20 show 'hnt tho, la 10
zen organized. Several other mtttrrS
will he taken up and considered atirr
which they VIII enjoy social SIS
sion
The Wheeling intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1903-1961, 1921-01-19
Black Prince Lodge Will Have
Big Session Thursday Evening

Auditors semi-annual report, tho in
stallation OF officers, and the conferring
Of degrees on q number Of candidates.
This makes quite big job for one
night, but Black Prince Is used to big
Jobs and will be able to handle 1t In
fine shape. Ono feature of the evenings
work will be the efficiency with which
the team work Is done. The lodge has
the distinction Of having one OF the
hes; drilled teams and the best equipped
castle halls in the entire state OF West
Virginia.
Members OF Black Prince Lodge In
particular are requested to be In attend
ance early as there is something Of
particular interest to each Of them 20
be taken UP IT this meeting. 1t Is a
The Wheeling intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1903-1961, 1921-01-19
BOY SCOUTS
Fourth District National Council Meet
ing Called for Cincinnati.

4 meeting ri the executive commit
toe OF tho Fourth district OF 'hc Nat
ional council Of Boy Scouts has been
announced for January 20 a, incinna'i.
.. The fourth district takes in One"
West Virginia ahd Kentucky and II is
u~d' rstcod that d',c%atHs from each
d'stric; viii ne sent to attend this scs
sion.
\ numnsr Of importan. matters per-
tatn!rE to the Roy Scout work in the
various parts Of tho district will be
taken up md considered At this time.
a representative Of Wheeling council
Will be sent but At present Il Is not
known Just who viii MAKE the trip.
The Wheeling intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1903-1961, 1921-01-19
n UurroRY REPORT, IMsTALd,A-
Y1oH or OFFICERS AND DEGREE
WIFI, BE CONFERRED.
vxkyo Lodge" - Making An Extensive
Drive 10 rneroasS Membership
This Year.

On Thursday evening At the Pythtar
Castle. corner OF Twenty-sAyenth and
Chapline streets Black Prince Lodge
No. 10 knights OF Phthias will have
very Busy and interesting session. at
which . large attendance both OF mem
bsfs and visitors Is expected. as has been
,ytoanoed by the large turnout at ali
recent meetings. On this Thursday
night. In addition to the regular lodge
work. there win be the reading OF the
The Wheeling intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1903-1961, 1921-01-19
HE WILL TELL ANYBODY.

Thomas, r. r. 3, Box %. O'Fallon, Mo.
Il thought was taking pneumonia or
consumption. Nothing seemed TO do mr
any good I was recommended to try
Foley's Honey and Tar. took two bot %
ties and l feel perfectly well now. II
tell anybody Foley's Honey and Tar
can't be beat for colds and coughs and
ought to be kept in the house all the
time. II pays to do So" Be sure to got
the genuine Foley's. Contains no OPT
ates. Sold everyMhere.
The Wheeling intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1903-1961, 1921-01-19
Training Class,

The second session Of tho Scout
masters Training class was hold last
evening n the 4. Q. T.. W. hall on
Chaplin" street. following luncheon
which vas served at 6:l5 o'clock. About
thirty attended the session and learn
ed cons 'derahlc about the scout work.
The class is in charge OF II. Q. Portz,
scout executive Of Wheeling council.
Evening public ledger. [volume] (Philadelphia [Pa.]) 1914-1942, 1921-03-23
Mems Travelling Bags Of
Unusual Value

One is of black, shrunken wal
rus, leather lined and in a big,
roomy shape, with fiat brass
trimmings. A three-piece style in
1S-inch size, and at $25 it is about
half what such bags have been
selling for.
The other bag is of mahogany
color, handkerchief cowhide, with
double handles. A handsome
piece of luggage and also re-
markable value &r S25.
(Main Floor, ChestnuD
Evening public ledger. [volume] (Philadelphia [Pa.]) 1914-1942, 1921-03-23
A Fine New Easter
Shipment Of Women'S
Silk Gloves

Lustrous gloves Of firm, heavy
weight Milanese silk are these
in the fashionable lengths and in
the best colors.
Here is the array of colors-
pongee, gray shades, lovely
beaver and brown tones, navy
blue, mastic, as well as black and
white.
Short gloves, two clasp, So a
pair.
12-button length, s2.75 a pair.
16-button length, So pair.
Eight -button-length gloves, in
black, white, beaver and gray
only, are $3.50 pair.
All double-finger tipped for bet
. ter service.
MAIN Floor, CentrsD
Evening public ledger. [volume] (Philadelphia [Pa.]) 1914-1942, 1921-03-23

Mole is one of the furs espe-
cially attractive for Spring, for it
is just the right weight and the
fur lends itself admirably to the
Spring modes.
A new short cape gathered at
the sides has long shawl collar,
$425.
Another, shorter cape, with full
tsecond Flo
Evening public ledger. [volume] (Philadelphia [Pa.]) 1914-1942, 1921-03-23
When Cool Tub
BlOHSes Come Into
Their OlUn

So many, many women are
coming in now for lingerie
blouses. And it stands to rea-
son that such waists are going
TO be worn on Easter.
Surprising as it may seem.
one can have extremely pretty
little white or colored voile
blouses with tucked and frilled
Tuxedo collar for $2.85, and
from there prices mount very
slowly indeed to the most
beautiful hand made voile
trimmed with real Irish lace at
$2O' Many have a touch of
color or colorcti collars.
lrhird FLOR. CentraD
Evening public ledger. [volume] (Philadelphia [Pa.]) 1914-1942, 1921-03-23

Store Closes at 5
Some People Going Make Fine Appearance This Ease
Three Books Of Fiction

Tn Red and Cold" by Samuel
Merwin. price 81. That the
writer is master in the craft Of
storytelling has never been bet
ter demonstrated than in this new
novel.
"The Spirit of the Time" by
Robert Hichens, $2. In which
figure a Russian princess, an
amazing philosophy, a rope of
pearls and a laundering English
man.
Madam" by Ethel Sidgwick,
So.
tNIsin Floor, ThirteenthD
Evening public ledger. [volume] (Philadelphia [Pa.]) 1914-1942, 1921-03-23
Fine Anderson GinghamS
Just Arrived From
Scotland

These are the d. and j. Ander-
son ginghams, which are gen
orally conceded to be the best
ginghams made, both for wear
and for beauty of colorings.
Already the demand for Ander-
son ginghams is very great. 1t
looks as though they We're to be
worn more than ever this Sum-
mer. There is a plentiful variety
of checks, stripes and plaids in
two or more colors, and many
plain shades, $l.25 yard.
VA. lFirst Floor. s,hsstnnf,, !, 4, y
Evening public ledger. [volume] (Philadelphia [Pa.]) 1914-1942, 1921-03-23
Mems Fine Imported
Madras Shirts

Made of that excellent Man
chester madras which gives such
good service.
Soft cuff, plain neglige shirts
in pin stripes Of black, blue,
green and lavender.
Uncommonly good shirts for
SO.
(NIain Floor, Market)
Evening public ledger. [volume] (Philadelphia [Pa.]) 1914-1942, 1921-03-23
Here Are WOnen's Splendid
TUeed Suits for $40

Made of imported tweeds,
homespuns and worsteds in a
dozen styles and more than a
dozen different colors. These
colors are grays and browns,
olives and russets, and pure
black-and-white mixtures; and
the styles include the Eng
lish box coats, coats with in
verted box pleats and pinch
tucks, and various other de-
signs. Pockets, especially, are
varied and interesting. =
But the thing to remember
about them isn't material nor
style nor color. 1t is that
(First FIt
Evening public ledger. [volume] (Philadelphia [Pa.]) 1914-1942, 1921-03-23
Just Seven More Days of the
March Sale of China and Glass

Seven days TO choose any dim
ner set in the Wanamaker collec-
tion, open stocks included, at a
saving of one-fourth to more than
one-third.
The same number of days to
choose from hundreds and hun
dreds of pieces Of fine cut glass
and other beautiful decorated
glassware at one-fourth to ono
Evening public ledger. [volume] (Philadelphia [Pa.]) 1914-1942, 1921-03-23

their quality is so good; lin
ings, workmanship and fit so
fine. Indeed, it is an actual
fact this year that on account
of the careful cutting very few
alterations are necessary
and women who have put off
their buying till the last
minute are quite likely to find
that the only alteration nee
essary is the turning up Of the
skirt hem.
Some Of these suits are
made in large sizes.
Price $40.
<t--s-.lN