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New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1921-04-07
Brewster at New Hampton
ne'''rns as Warden Departs for
x-Sav Ex,,,;,o.;

MlpbLEToWN, N. Y, April At
Ter four months absence. two nassed
on vacation and two on sick lenv.
MAYOR Sidney W. Brewster. former art.
ing warden of New Hampton Farms 10
again at the institution as assistant
superintendent Warden Henry G
Schleth is in charge. W
Nothing is known so far as r.
whether Major Brewster will be nIacaG
IN charge of the institution. n tbs
recent examination for the position he
vas wa hlgh IN written tests, but failed in
the oral examination. NN ~
:. nrden schleth was injured when
ago He departed for New York ' J,,s
auIqmooue- to-day, where he will sub
NIT 70 an N-ray examination
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GLORIOUS CLOSE
(Continued from Page ons)

during the week. Is being packed anu
viii hc shipped :" harrisburg. Some "i
III" brN"S containing the fruits an"
other. products were shipped last even
INK and upon their arriva! in t!ArkSburS
viii again hc put on display.
Captain G. c. dawson. OF III" stat" de-
rurtmcnt ~ agriculture. in charge "f
the exhibits in this ely. said yesterday
afternoon thut he had been Attending
'hc fair for the past thirty wears ana
never In his Nc had hr seen so many
people. as ii.lcd the grounds ON Monday
and Thursday. the wv" biggest days
The crowds we're SO large Thursday
that We had 90 keep the people moving
or they would have backed the building
which would more than likely caused
considerable C"nCusI"n." nc said.
The people who wrr" at IN" rn!r yes
tcrday seemed To We from al! r!'l"$ m
the Tri-Sta,c district NJ indicated by The
large number - automobiles from three
states on the grounds.
Following ycSt'rdIy afternoon dem
onS:ra'tnn hy men connected w!th III"
STATE bureau rt mines. they rali"d ~
stakes preparatory L" leaving the
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FULTON NEGRO
|SBEATEN Up
BY FIVE MEN
CHARLES H. MOORE IN HOSPITAL
AS RESULT OF ASSAULT
Victim Had Money But Docs Not Recall
II He Carried II at limo

While walking through tur alley In
The rear uf the Wheeling W!rrh"GS" X
Storage company plant at Seventeenth
a"d thVplnr street about II urlurk
Thursday night. Charles II. Moore. col
orrh. OF No. go Center street. Fulton,
was struck on thc head ami assaulted
hr SAYS. by fi"e white men.
Moore was attended l.! Or. J. kuth-
crime rronty and iatcc rcm"v"i :" ih''
ohio Valley General hospital. Last
night il WAS stated his condition wAS
not serious.
According 20 Munrc's story, he WAS ON
his WAY home. At Il point near the
Wheeling Warehouse " Storage COM
l,any he WAS approached by nvc whit"
mon. Attcr Il few words passed be-
tween them and him. one Is alleged :"
have struck him with i club on IN:
shoulder. having mIss"d MS h"L'I. while
the second swing OF the rIuh caught him
on tho head and the tn!rd Hrr".'S 'hc
face lie claims he walked - Tar rs
the spring on Fourteenth street where
lac washed III" blood from hts face and
then proceeded humr and called the
police. DR.. rruuty WIS also Called.
On the arrival ~ the doctor II" w!S
ordered removed To IN" h"Spltal iir
claims h. had som" money hu. could
not remember whether he had Il Mith
him and Vas robbed "f Il "r whether nc
lad II down some piac" AMI forgot
whore.
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and plain clothes Offices have ocen 30
lected by Chief Frazier. who Will De on
the grounds to see that order - kept
during the auto races today. Inca
men are TO lie stationed around the rac'
track to see tina: people are Kept ava
from the fence in case Of any accioeht
After the running races YESTERDAY
force Of men was put 10 work on gettA
the track in shape FOR the auto races.
Farmers Leaving
At noon Yesterday. farmers from
various sections having cattle and other
animals on display began moving them
from the grounds in wagons and auto
mobiles. while hundreds Of them were
lead Of the grounds. Many people who
had heard so much about the large az
sortment Of cattle and other animals ~,
rived too late to see the entire collection
The fire truck which has been at the
fair grounds for emergency use will De
moved hack 10 its hose house in the
city today. During the entire week II
was not used. but q full crew was kept
on duty in order that II a blaze should
start II could be put out without call.
Ing the entire de2artment.
The Wheeling Traction company did
tho same az during the other days IN
taking care Of the large crowds Extra
cars were put on emily In the morning
and they continued operating until late
last evening. Buses and taxis also
hauled many people to and from the
grounds.
All churches. civic and other organi-
cations having concessions on the
grounds reported that they had done
wonderful business during tho entire
week.
The dancing pavilion. which has been
opened at noon on previous days. was
not opened yesterday afternoon, as the
, crowd was small and very few people
, desired 10 dance. as 1t was entirely TOO
! warm The pavilion was opened al
! clock last evening. at which time the
floor was filed to capacity. Music was
furnished BY a local orchestra
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: OBITUARY ..
DEATH SUMMONS
JOSEPH HERMANN
RETIRED STIFCI. CALICO WORKS
EMPLOYE SUCCUMBS AT
HOSPITAL.
Native Of Germnny-Came TO America
at the Age OF Thirty-one
Years.

J"S'rh Hrrman". y. a we'll known
resident of this ,.tI. died last evening
al so "'clu"k At IA" North Whc":ins
hospital. where l." hrd been Cnniiurl
for ;hr las frw wcrks suffering with
complications which were said - Law"
dcN"iupcd on nrr"uu' sc cd age. Tar
d-c,H.,,.u Was born IN germany. having
com" - ,hi, c"un'r! wh' Il n" WAS -!
Years. nf age. Fvr thr hast eight years
h" hnh been retired hut prior = that
Tim" n" was ruuncc'"d with III" Stii"
I.Ilirur Works. Of th!s city, toy more
'hnn iw"Ut?-tOur YEARS.
ErsidcS his wife. he is Sugv!N"d 10y
:ar,, rhiidr"n. Lawrence HERMANN
I"Srrh Hermann. Ir. and Mrs. VA.
ward pH!l~r. all NJ this riiE.
In" body waH removed {" IN" lie RI
Srhy m"rEuC. 40 funeral urranEcm, MS
hay" been made.
The death II MI. Herman comes a.
Shuck ia his many fri, u,lS. lie was
nm ardent worker III :ra'rrna' S'"i"uch
md cook II biz interest In CEnr'I work,
having been :. m'!r.!rrr II thr -. al.
pHuU>US church OF THIS city.
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grounds some time today. They have
been giving demonstrations daily which
have been watched by thousands OF
people
Midway Still There
& q. Hubbard. scout commiss !oner.
of the Wheeling Mnundsv!il" c"unrt! "f
Roy Scouts stated that today some
twenty-five or thirty boys will be on the
grounds TO help the fair afticials in COM
MERTON with the automobile races. The
scouts have done very good work ny 20
IN" present time and ar" being praised
highly by far grounds officials for their
splendid work.
Many or III" Wheeling dealers having
booths on the grounds began tearing up
last evening and Will move everything
hack 20 their stores or warehouses to-
day, while others are planning on stay
ing Until after the races this afternoon.
Most ~ those having booths along the
midway vii! not pack Ny until Saturday
"vcn!nE. after which they Will leave
! Immediately for Clarksburg. where they
, WI. have stands ut the newt fair Some
arc not going II rlarksburg but are
gong :" fairs which Will be conducted
mex; week IN other large cities
The side shows hal first intended
leaving after the nigh: show last even.
ing but after they learned that auto
mobile races were 10 be held on Satur-
/ day they decided TO stay, 20 that some
- The people who have not seen the
sights might be given this privilege
at no last minute.
a majority uf the people who were
NJ IA" fair grounds yesterday filled tine
erand stand witnessing the races. as
We'll the show acts between races
which attracted their attcntIDn.
Might Show Great Success
The night show. also. was n great sue
cess and many people from gu; OF Gown
stayed on he grounds. So that they
would not miss anything. They were
delighted with the night shaw. which
was extraordinary. Tho Arabian Nights.
with he setting or OF $1,000 worth OF
frey orks. was enjoyed by Al.
Most Of chief Fraz'cr's fierce has been
on the job all during tho week giving
:hr fair people good service. and Mt
nights rSira policemen have been on
Tho job ra:r"'ling the grounds These
mon Will continue their duties until Sa:-
ugiJ, evening
\ specially picked force II uniform
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100 PERCENT
VALUATION IN
REASSESSNENT
ASSESSOR RICHARDS MAKES AN
NOUNCEMENT ON NEW
VALUATION
DNA u Not Yet Fixed for Starting
RsAsSosBmsnt in Ohio
County

Tho rc-aSSessncnt q: rra. estate an!
personal property IN uE'u c"Huth VA.
place the assessments at 10" Per cent
value according :" statement gwen
out hy County Assessor James Rchur"S
last evening.
SOM. time ago the state ordered Il re
aSSexsmpn, OF ONO county. charming
that considerable property was h"' NN-
sesscd at the full value, although ans
Years assessment under Assessor Rich
ards was far bigger ;han IN any l''cN-
!ous year.
Just when the rc-asA"$Smcnt will hc
st;,rtud - nui knoWn but :: Is sa!h mat
state officials Mere in the ely Th'r.-
DAY comforting with Assessor R"hardS
REGARDING the starting ot ;he WORK.
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BaEhRr Tunerul Is Held.

Friday afi"rn""u II; "'cl"cK. from
IT." family home. NJ. 49, Market s;l"' t.,
funeral ScrN toes We" hrld for III" .hIu
WIiiiam Rashar. who died last Sa'ur-
day night. following a hr!"f illness.
Rev. ". q. lf"rt "CticIa;"i AMI In
t"rmCr; WAS made N Gr""rw""d GENE
terry.
frc"ascd was rur 81 Whr"l!nrs WEI;
known tobacco manufacturers AMI WAS
h:shiy respected. lie VAS q charter
member rf Wheeling l"dE" NJ. ~.
KuIEhtS 81 ~ thiaS. and fellow mem.
hvrs "t tina: lodge "tftctatcd as pail
hrMrtr Is.
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Emmertn Ritea.

Friday morning It A.%". from The ,a;a
.."rrc. No. 3lu North Huron atr"e; short
,,'TN .r'S were h"ll over the remains
T.! Miss Mary Emmrria, followed b.
r"nlicm high uasS at 81. J"S"ph'S "a.
thrdral. with luIrrmcrt in s.. Nary'%
cemetery. Martins Ferry. Thur>dny
evening ri'HHiiStir services wcr" h"lh
hv I"rrrH Court. catholic Daughter:
Of America. Of which organization Miss
Ia. inertia WIN i iIrru.u"nt member.
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of Mn Carrie VI. henson occurred at
the Il H." 81 her niece. Mrs. r. |. Nc
E.l,ri, 10. -. EigWnnd street, Echo
Point. Sh" WAS - Years OF as" and
w.~ quite well known In this s""t!"n
here sE" nnd resided FIR som" time.
Eunrra! services will hr held Mon
day morning ~ Ia "'r!uck from pace
If death. with Rev. W. II. Fields. pas
,ur If me First Christian church Of
Nhccliug assisted by Rev. Wells. ~
Ed3wu"d christian "uurCh. 1niern"nt
at Greenwood cemetery.
deceased is >ur,il"d i" "n" SISTER
Mrs. A r. ilayS. al 81. Louis. Mo. "hI
one brother. Florence y. liork:ns' oi
y Lrr..IE.
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Baker Funeral

MartirshurE. W. Va. sep! II nc re-
mans Of Mrs. Mary Duk"hArt l'ANer'
w.drw Of pr. y. -. Baker. tor many
years Il trading physician or Mai
hurg and mother Of Secretary OF war
y. J. BAKER. were hrnuEh, here Ecs'"r-
day from her home in cleveland "hcre
she died Tuesday. and inferred IN 'rre'n
uill cemetery. following services n
Trinity ErscUpa! church.
Mrs Baker spent the greater part OIL
her l!!r IN his c!ty. leaving here after
her husbands death TO reside with hsr
sons IN cleveland.
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FINAL SCHOOL CONTESTS PROVE
INTERESTING AND CRED|TABLE
BEAUTIFUL VASE SELECTED NJ
MRS. NARDINq WON BY FRED
E1ICK FORD IN SHORT
HAND CONTEST
Henry Rsuthsr IL First in typewriter
Accuracy - Edward Manlon
Rapid Calculator

Tn" ms'H contest & he wrrn N no
c"m:ncr,ia! lc;sIrir"n: "C the H.sn
~t.:'H'' WI" he'd yesterday. |: was N
Sii"T;hamd On" rrIzr h"!na offered Th!S
Hr.zc MIS- very heIGt!tu, Vase. which
MAS madr b. t"::"C~ Wh"e.!Ng HIrn
students VIII" Iiv Row Working At me
rn'rh. CATS wurnS N Fast Whr",tns
The vase WAS I'll display In ". J.
l.uh'ES r.r.!"w some time Az and =
va &C q: 'h' 10 :r.,,l"L 10y Mrs. War
r"H i. HARDING. We 90 President Hard
:"c '!ur:hg heir INST; - Whe. Ing
shortly before mo election last No
N"iuh"r. . : 4 ca: glass. hu,d pate
.a"c and was WON b. Frederick Ford.
I: Sixteenth street. Young Ford vas
i .iurt : 81 H,Eh sCh""! las: year. Ia"
had Z close contender. who VAS Miss
iiad>S k!i". :: Twelfth and rand
Jew streets.
Henry Rsuther Wins
Another contest N the Srhou, depart
n"ni which, was watched by hundreds
at 1cnp'r. was he accuracy tea; in typo
w:1;!nv. which proved very interesting
tn" ~;ud'n,s w"cc given story ~ 800
%urdS 20 ,opy IN 20 minutes ne. Speed
w.is no. considered ~ al IN this contest.
~ :ha. Md entered this r"nicS: found
:; r>'rem",y hard - Keep AWAY rom
>Hc,d:Ug ny.
tn winner IT ;h!s even; wIa Henry
Rcuth"r. formerly c~,NnCr;cd Win :he
intelligence" nu; now with the Wheel
inc R""l;'r". Young !:cu:rhr Is con-
S.h"rrd one &C.: re hrs' .ylisis - Vince
-: Ht.h .. h""i ant las won great
'.';'rhr- ~ '"n;">ts. lie wrrtc he 500
words Ii - minutes With but one error,
wh.rh ~ considered excellent. Second
rr.:c in Ibis contcs; was awarded 10
Miss Helen Meyers. who had but throc
errn~s. who Miss Gladys Kyle was
third.
Rapid Calculation
Tho :ap.d calculation contest also
proved II success. and n number "t stu
dents ."nk part. TWO prizes were
awarded The hrS: went % Edward
Muni"n and the second 70 Miss Edna
Miller
The Instructors In charge 81 the
school exhibits had planned 70 start
earring mp Everything md move Il hl' K
20 Wheeling High school, but they were
ASKED by Secretary SwartG L. leave th''
"Ih!hi: "r,il Mn2d'y. This vii. Give
n" prurtc who were unable I" Sce tho
exhibits during fair we-H = chance 10
, Visit the displays today.
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CARD OF THANKS

W.. uiSh !" thank "'Ir mnny n"ishh"rs
,rd tr."f.,In and members 90 IL" Anl"r!-
C:r Ls..."n. :ur their Kindness and SYM
pnthr during IN" irving days or war.
rpd again ,'nr" ~" return "f IN" h"dT
%" cur h"lul.l '"n and brother Th"n1H
iI,nt" wh" i"t' hts no III IA" s"r\lr"
%, n, rnuntrN. and f"r 'h"lr h"au'iini
E"rH. "fi"rirEN
to-. W = BLAKE tEp FAMILY.
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win ASK Early Trials
Shooting at Belfast

R"lrast Sept. . - shortly h't"'" !"
O'Clock this evening thor" was "h""iInS
In Meadow street between the li>'"rd nj
factors This street 20 IN N" \"r'h
Queen street area "f 10 "!;N "h"r" 4
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THOMPSON ANO NAIL
CASES TO Be CALLED
At TODAY'S SESSION
OSmuxrsra or Pleas OF Not Guilty
Expected In the Election
Cases

Fire tnicr a. Hurley Thompson ana
ErsSmrr Nall fireman at the FORK
Henry fire station. VINO were indicted
Wednesday by the criminal grand jury
ROW IN session. viii appear In criminal
court this morning Mrur" Judge Man
H. Robinson with their attorney and
g., enter pleas I" he !ndtrtmvn's returned
against them as result OF IA" grand
lury'S election probe.
II Is .lkriy tim; N" defendants vii.
Plead not gully "r ask Through thrF
attorney. To dcmur :" ~" Indictments.
It IL likely that Judge robinson W..
Sc, IL time for trial III "hrA "aS' sub
jrrt 70 tho decision II IN" DEMURRER
Attorney James VI. Hi;1. "f M"Und$N N!"
Will likely represent both.
When cr!m!na! court meets THIS mora
INK n; . 20 n'c,urk FOR the frs session
OF court since tho September grand jury
went into session last Tuesday morning
Judge Alan II Robins n VIII '"H M"
docket. sol number e cases down FOR
trial SCI demurrer day and s"n'"""' =
number OF prisoners Whn have sized
guilty AT this session -: court.
VIII Ask Early Trials
Fariy trials for tho>" indicted by III"
grand Jury on charges "c fraud and
violations OF the corrapt practices n"'
in connection with tn" ri'"rH' r!;y ".''-
ton VIII ba urged 10y Prosecuting A''"r-
ney Carl C. HnChu9nn. Il VA SEATED
las, night.
|; is stated ,unt hero - no h">ir" 80
the part o. Ia" rruSr"u'mE attorney :
urrce "a "ra!lruad'' IN" cases thr"HSh
bu, Tint quick action ~ desired |" h1N"
the cases disposed -! l. - 49," 70
ported that those indicted IN ""nn"'i" II
with ~" last city election "!il ask Tor
a continuance from IN" rr"S"'; '"'A' ~
criminal court.
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From 'hr lNrr h0nIr. NJ. lI3 TW"nu-
";h street; Warw"ud, th!s afternoon Il;
"'rinrk funeral services VIII hr h"ld
f"I the la.c G""rEr i. Wilson. who
died Thursday murn.wr. Rcy. McCnrl
ur Tie Warwoud l.u:hrran church. VIII
ncfj, 'n'r. assisted 10y Rev. liar@hn:ann.
OF L,irw"nd Lutheran. ana ini"rm'"t
MIL hr mad" In Mount WU'i
Mr. Wilson. Hn0 Wa! - years -!
axe. was tIvil War Veteran. and WAS
u Sc! known retired mill worker Of tn!i
Section ;Is VII" preceded HIM 10 tho
grave <cS"ra! rrarS LHu. aud lac Is SUI
NiNrd bl two daughters. ON" sister. one
brother and three Cr.ndCh''d:cn.
Mrs Carrie NJ. Benson.
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Rapid Calculation
Minor Musings

/: Is hard 10 say which IS responsible
FOR more automobile arC!dcntS--- back
seat drivers or one arm drivers.
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ron SALE-FARMS.

For SALE -Aja farm tools ron AID
Stnr%. Wit" W. = w,iinrr r,-r T..
,nr. phtn SIT
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MA\TEJIr Givl cashier: mus: hnv" cx-
p,r -. a. StenuEraphcr 2ad AZ q
hu"N .',!,, =: horHhcrpin* .ud state
'NI'r."3cr I"'i Sa:,ry eNp"s.'l Addr"'H
l.. ;. r. are lu;"iha"a'"c -rrH-l
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MISCELLANEOUS

RAsSr: BIG CAI'lTAI.-Wu'" t"r free
copy quick ttaAn"in'' = SOFA n'"i
b'r c.,r.tu. co- oil. tt.HItE ~ ~ hStr'Ii
business. CUna:usnaI. t,naccia; Si"-
';a..st>. rhtmh": - ,":rm"r," Hl"s"
Pasadena. CALI. >"Y.I".g
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FARM WANTED

WANT - h"tr rom "wr"r having farm
for sal" X'vc prrt:'ui,rS aad !"wrsi
prir". .fN"T i. B.'"k. " I.rc:nil st.
Chippewa Fa..s. Wisconsin
:uEG7.S"r% 10
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WANTED Twn a~si~'.tn. '"'NS ami
n. a'rl Tor S"n"",.l u".i~"w'rN Nd
d:..S> " II. ''rInIlIri'. l;.tnHmH. ". '.
S"p.lJ-l
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Lost lady'S wrist watch. between
Fourth street. McM"ch"n. md Nine
tr.rtt' street. B"uw"od Reward - r.
.u'H",i t. i?ll Marshal. ~'rr':. len
N"ud. Srn,lO-i
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LOST AND POUND.

LOST Platinum hH- pin So With bril-
!:An,s 1T Far grounds Thursday: re-
~ar'l. is"turn 10 News. sept0-g
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TWENTY ACRE.; AND PLENTY ---
Free hook n51a. f'inrida' lis n"
truth: monthly IA ...n"u'S. "N>y '>-ms:
o-aag" grow a. p!aat"4. SYLVESTER i.
Wilson. i,"pt. = -. Orlando. -. S.tp-E
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wANTEp-SaIEsMEN

CALlTLArOR Distributing ArNrry.
"oa Marke: s:""t pittsburgh. Ia.
500 distributors - he "I.tghtn:ug
Calculator" AdC.t z Mn hire. ia;rS; AID
mos, efficient: contract. p-!"" $la: every
demonstration practically Il sale: want
only dcprndah,. workers in 'his and
surrounding territory. Write A. rnc" 10
above address. SOP 'u.l2.i3.ti. 1915
"ASTET-Salesma with car: call on
dealers with guaranteed tires: SALARY
and "Nperscs also extra commission.
Crescent T;rH and Rubber 80. Fly
mouth. Indiana. Scp.;6-g
SALESM AN--W" Will establish office
f"- zeal producer who can prove
ability: .X',uSN" territory. references
required. ld"a' ptSt.af"r:ant Corp. a;
\iHth Ave-. New York cay SEP 0-g
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HUNTING DOGS. cl.a hounds and COM
b;nation hHn."cS Cov ,o"u. "l"~>un.
skunk. SQUIRE, etc: rabbit bounds.
A:rcd1'a" and fox terriers: all dogs S"u;
on triat. cttalug@e zen Cea:S C"E!"dIir
Kennels. Co,tnxton. Ky. S"p.tI.H
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IpST--A oac->hir sab" H"rEr.c"c. on
grand sand. Fair grounds Wednesday
"'f"rn""n Il Z i"turnrd 70 Ir-
. 'u.'u'"- Office. S"p.S-i
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; r>T-2 Ladies HATS. ono back one
brown. IA Mh""l Hr-,1dH PIKE hr-
tween I,'t' rI'n and Rr!isrnnrt. ,;rtrr-
das. Leave 1T Intel! s"nc"r "I:rc.
>"p.f-k
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ROwbOatS and
Motors for Them

Kennebec Maine Coast row
boats, IL, ID and l6 #. long,
$77.50 to $3.50.
Kennebec Maine Coast Special,
l6 it,, $l075O.
Kennebec Fisherman, a fiat bot
tom boat, ~ and IA It,, $42.50 to
$47.50.
Yacht tenders, SxlO it., S21O
to $225.
Caille Liberty Drive motor
with battery ignition, S77.50.
Caille five-speed motor with
magnetic ignition, $ll2.50.
Evinrude motor with magnetic
ignition, S1l2.50.
Any Of the above motors at
tached to the Fisherman" would
make a splendid fishing boat.
(The Gallery. Junipsr)
Evening public ledger. [volume] (Philadelphia [Pa.]) 1914-1942, 1921-05-07
A Beautiful New
Design in Imitation
Amber ,

One Of the prettiest in this
amber toilet ware that we have
ever had. The decoration is of
a very rich character, a black
band, outlined with gold and deli
cate tracing of gold leaves.
There is the complete set which
may be bought entire or by the
piece.
The mirrors, $40 and $26.5O.
Hair brush, 500.
Comb, $6.25.
Puff box and hair receiver.
$9.25.
Trays, So and SIP.
Hat brush, S13.25.
Cloth brush, SIS.
Also all the smaller pieces,
from files and buttonhooks at
$3.50 each up to a jewel case at
$14.
tMsin Floor. ChestnuD
Evening public ledger. [volume] (Philadelphia [Pa.]) 1914-1942, 1921-05-07
Leathercraft
Articles at Low
Prices

This is an interesting collec-
ton Of manufacturers samples,
including
Leather bookcovers, portfolios,
address books, score pads, desk
sets, calendars, and book ends, all
in art leather, and all at about
half the usual price,
Suitable for gifts or home and
Office use.
(Book Store, Main Floor, Thirtssnth)
Evening public ledger. [volume] (Philadelphia [Pa.]) 1914-1942, 1921-05-07
WANAMAKER'S
Store Closes at 8
Books About
Birds and
Gardens

"The English Flower Car
den and Home Grounds" by
William Robinson, price $3.50.
This is the thirteenth edition
revised and reset and there
are many engravings on wood.
"My Garden" by Louise
Beebe Wilder, price SO. A
veritable treasure-house of
garden lore.
"a Guide to the Wild
Flowers" by Alice Louns-
berry, SO. Contains descrip-
tions Of nearly 500 plants, ar
ranged according to the soil
in which they grow.
"What Bird Is That7" by
Frank M. Chapman, Curator
Of Birds in the American Mu-
scum Of Natural History.
Price $1.50. A pocket museum
Of the Land Birds Of the East
ern United States.
''Tho Practical Book Of Out
door Rose Growing" by Geo.
G. Thomas, Jr., SO. An en-
larged edition.
"Garden Blue Book" q Mari
ual Of the Perennial Garden
by Leicester B. Holland, S5.
With more than 200 illustra-
tions and a color chart for
garden planting.
~The Complete Garden" by
Albert D. Taylor, M. 8. A., as
sisted by Gordon D. Cooper,
B. S. A., So. An almost en-
cyclopedic volume.
tnIsin Floor. Thirteenth)
Evening public ledger. [volume] (Philadelphia [Pa.]) 1914-1942, 1921-05-07

Louis XVI suit in mahogany
or American walnut, four
pieces, $344.
Queen Anne suit in mahog-
any or American walnut, four
pieces. 1924.
Adam motif suit in mahog-
any, five pieces, S2l0.
Same suit with full-size bed,