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Call Phone No. $50 for the highest
market prices on hogs.
34tf G. p. Corcoran.

Gifts Of utility for father.
Scofield's.
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FOX RENT

For 1923 two farms on state ROAD
near Rig Mills, Apply TO Mrs. Emma
Davis ia Min street. Camorluge,
Maryland. y . =.
Ground moor ana upstairs omcea on
main street. will Improve to suit
tenant; also storage space. centrally
located. opening on alley. Apply 60
J. NJ. Johnson, Broker.
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FREEDMAN GUILTY.;
14-YEAR JAIL TERM
PuFihst Convicted Of Murder
Along With Chauffeur.

Chicago, June 24.-Wiliam ('Sail
(i,ed') Cohen, taxicaD driver. were
cor cred Of murder and sentenced (,
fourteen years each in the penflenti.ir5
before Judge John r. Cayerly.
David Edelman. brother-in-laH OF
Judge Joseph Schulman. and Max Mil
ler, brother of Hursche Miller. W ere
found not guilty.
The men were tried for the killins
of Abe Rubin, who was shot April y
Freedman claimed his sister had beer
iDsulJed.
rs that the judgment for taking
care of my sister," Freedman cried Il
the jurors, as tears streamed down his
face. Several women became hysteri
cal and Freedman'S sister tainted.
Freedman and his companions were
tried for the murder Of Abe Rubin, 8
taxicab driver, in a saloon in Chicago
on April 3. Freedman with four Other
bin 10 death. Freedman was quoted
as saying that he killed Rubin for an
alleged insult to his sister.
Freedman, lightweight, has appear.
ed in star bouts throughout the coun,
try. His last appearance in Philadel.
phia was an eight-round bout with
Benny Leonard, the champion.
In the summer Of 1921 Freedman
met Lew Tender, Of Philadelphia, il
two different eight-round matches a,
the Philadelphia Ball Park, and later
he lost a fifteen-round judges decision
70 The Philadelphia southpaw at thu
Madison Square Garden. New York
oitX.
Safeguard NasaT Work.
Washington, June PA senate pro
vision for continuing work at a norma.
rate on new naval vessels under con.
struction and ~propriating $4,000 ,ON
70 initiate a civilian naval reserve
were retained in the naval appropria.
tion bill under complete agreement
ON the bin reached by the senate ano
touse IoHTcrees.
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WANTED

Roomels apply at 109 Academy st.
6I2l-4t
To rent an apartment, about three
rooms for young man and wife: Ad-
dress, l.. .. Box 361. 6llS-6t
Salesman to sell guaranteed tires
and tubes $100 a week guaranteed
salary and commission. Universal Tire
Co. Chicago, III. 6l3-4t o:a:W:
Tire Co. wants state representative
and sales manager to open orancn
office $4,000 necessary. Unlversal
Tire Co. Chicago, Ill. 6l3-4t o:aW:
Man to represent us on Eastern
Shore. house to house selling, good
pay, bond required write Hanover
Speciality Co. 210 f. Lexington St,
Baltimore. Md. tt22-5t
Housekeeper for family of three all
adults, nice country home. no laundry.
not hard work s25 per month and
board. Address '.K' Post Office Bon
No. 1877. Cambridge. Md. 6l6-tf
MISCELLANEOUS
Wheat handled by truck, Phone 600
6I21-1mo
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Paint Paint. We have what
you want at the right prices. Phil
lips Hdw. Co.-Adv.
Roofing of all kinds at the right
prices. Phillips Hdw. Co.--Adv.
. Aluminium ware; Agate Ware.
Phillips Hdw. Co.-Adv.
=. Sewer pipe. in all sizes. Phillips
Hdw. CO.-Adv.
.Durant cars, coupe, sedan and
touring. Just a real good car.
Phillips Hdw. Co.-Adv.
Hudson cars; Essex cars. Phil
lips Hdw. Co.-Adv.
Auto supplies of all kinds at the
real lowprice Phillips Hdw. CO.
Adv.
Builders supplies of all kinds.
Phillips Hdw. Co.-Adv.
Farmers supplies Of all kinds.
Phillips Hdw. Co.-Adv.
Screen doors and window screens.
Wire cloth. Big stock. Phillips
Hdw. Co.-Adv.
$3.50 gets a N. S. 3ox3 II casing
! $3.50 gets a N: S. 30x3 y casing
Phillips Hdw. Co.-Adv.
Fruit Jars; jar Rings; Fine
stock. Phillips Hdw. Co.-Adv.
! Flower pots all sizes. Jardinieres
Phillips Hdw. Co.-Adv.
| ABR 6i19-6t
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PLOT TO MURDER
BRITISH LEADERS
Killing Of Marshal Wilson 6ales
Terrorist Campaign
is ARRESTED N L0NuON

One Woman Among Suspects Arrested
After Assassination of Ulster HiIi
tary Advser-Twe Siaysrs ,hsmana
ed
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FOX SALE

Dry corn cobs, so cents load. Green
Valley Milling Co. 625-2t
Corn shelter, feed cutter and garden
TOOLS Apply 412 Race St. Homer Al
laire. 6iz1-ol
1921 Ford roadster self starter;
Delivery wagon; Ford coupette.
Samuel Cannon's Garage. 6L16-tf
i Five room bungalow. All modern
conveniences; first class condition and
excellent location: large garage In
rear. Possession to suit purchaser:
Wm S. Hoddinott. 5lS-u
On Race street. sourn OF Washing
ton Lot 4Bx100 more or less also gooo
six room house in desirable ne1ghpof-
hood. Price reasonable. several farms
q few on state road. Price ana terms
reasonable. A. StenKle Marine. Attor-
Buick touring car 1922 Model. driven
$500 miles, cord tires, good as the
day it left factory. Also / underwood
No. typewriter used about a year
like new. See
HENRY L. JOHNSON
Attorney
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CIGARETTES TOO MILD
london Ladies' Now Puff Pipes and
Black CIGARS in Public.

Black CI9aFS m PUBIC.
London, June 24.-london' smart
young women have introduced the
fashion of pipe-smoking al restaurants
and cafes.
The pipes usually are small and o1
rich briar or meerschaum with slender
stems and gold rings. Virginia tobac
CO, favored with altar of roses OF
some Oriental perfume is favored.
The girls say they prefer pipes tt
cigarettes because the smoke is cooler
and cleaner and doesn't stain the
hands. One society woman has pre-
dilection for strong cigars and Is not
shy about smoking them in publiC
pIaces.
The daily banner. (Cambridge, Md.) 1897-2008, 1922-06-24
CHOiCE CRAB MEAT

For choice crab meat or steamed
crabs prompt delivery, telephone
634, J. NJ. Clayton & Co. Crab
meat is packed in one and five pound
cans and is assorted into three
grades, Lump, White and Claw.
Prices consistent with highest
quality product by latest sanitary
methods. Experienced pickers want
ed. 6I12-tf.
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ClAIgORNE,ANRArelE FERRY hr.
SPRING SCHEDULE

Commencing Monday May 8. 1922 fol-
lowing change In schedule:
Ly. ANNAPOLIS s A. Mill p. NJ.
Ly. Claiborne 10 A. Nj 90 p. NJ.
SUNDAYS
Leave Annapolis 3 A. NJ.
Leave Claiborne P. N
Standard Time
r. @. H HOWARD, Gen. Mgr.
The Wheeling intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1903-1961, 1922-07-01

TIT Newport and at Bar Haroor
you glimpse the very best that
fashion has to offer for the sea-
- \ son. Not sensational styles. ten
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Keep the Summer Rooms Shady

RF your apartment faces south and
an unkind landlord refuses TO sup
y ply you with awnings. contrive
some device that will lend a cool,
green shade to the living room. This
pleasant suggestion OF shady cool
ness may be achieved with slat blinds
or with the roll-up porch screens
which come In small enough sizes TO
At ordinary windows. A double set OF
window-shades will not avail much In
a shady effect. for the dark green
shade drawn TO the sill shuts out the
light and gives your room gloomy
loo',-and besides that. the shade
kesps out air and II there Is breeze,
maps irritatingly against your window
screen.
The italian blinds which have fex-
IDLY arranged stats are ideal for sum-
mer rooms The light filters through
the stats and casts shadowy fiecks OF
light and shade on the walls that Is
suggestive OF leaty shade. II you
cannot have the italian slated blinds.
At least you can have the roll-up
porch screens which let air and suffi-
Client light through. while agrecably
shadinS the glare OF sunlit windows
The room will have a dim. altered
light. pleasantsr on hot day than
the direct light OF window through
The Wheeling intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1903-1961, 1922-07-01

The summer nursery should have a
grass rug for the sake Of GOODNESS
The window draperies should be OF
some material that may be Numbered
fortnightly at least. Curtains blowing
against window-screens get very soiled
and draggled and II there IS one room
in the house that should be always
fresh and crisp in suggestion. 1t Is
the nursery.
Every child adores a window seat
where he can kneel or sit and look
out. The best window seats for the
nursery are in the shape of roomy
boxes with covers that lift up when
toys are to be slowed away to make
the place tidy and restful for the
night. Light removable cushions COW
cred with Bingham to match the win
dow curtains will go over the wooden
boxes Unless the window screens
are nailed in securely, have several
bars placed across the window OPEN
ing. No one knows when a child will
be too excited to remember warnings
about leaning out Of windows.
The modern nursery furniture is so
cunning that 1t Is hard to choose be-
tween the gay little pieces and sets.
There are little tables and chairs OF
The Wheeling intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1903-1961, 1922-07-01

w RICHNESS and charm are al
! ~ ways essentials in the nursery,
81 but in summer time there should
! ~ be also special provision for air
and GOODNESS. The nursery is usually
on the sunny side OF the house or in
the sunnicst room Of an apartment
dwelling; therefore In summer time
those sunny windows must be shaded
a bit. without shutting out any OF the
air and breeze.
Awnings there should be, but they
should not cast too deep a shade in
the room, for young eyes must not be
strained. Dark green shades. or
Venetian screens. pulled over the win
dows during naptime will darken the
nursery but II there Is the slightest
breeze the tap-tapping of shades or
screens may keep nervous youngsters
from sleeping. Deep awnings not
hung too low are best and these
should be pulled up during morning
play hours TO let the sunshine in
whether the decorations Of the room
fade or not.
Very gay nurseries are the fashion
now. There can scarcely be too much
color. Two-tone color schemes In
soft green's or browns are not favored
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| for small people to sit at on low
chairs and with a surface big enough
to accommodate picture books, paste
| blunt-nosed scissors. painting un-
! terIals and rainy-day games. And all
[ this paraphernalia should be cleared
away before tea hour-if the nursery
Is used also as a sleeping room. so
that the night-nursery may be cool
and neat and restful. Children who
live day and night In clutter OF be-
longings are apt to grow up careless
and unsystematic and lacking in neat
ness.
For the same reason the nursery
should contain a low-enough dresser,
with a low mirror. so that small peo-
pie may see how they look before and
after the cleaning-up process. The
child who has Its face scrubbed IN
bath room with a mirror 1t cannot
possibly peep into. and Its hair
brushed by grown UP person and
then taken for granted. will not have
the pride and self-respect anent per-
sonal grooming Of the child who sees
the process going on in the mirror
and then beholds the vast improve
ment Of the finished toilet. There are
small children who never see and
never think about the hair RIBBON
that somebody else has tied or the
locks that somebody else has brushed
so tidily. Or the little face that has
emerged from CRIME OF dirt Into
sweet freshness and cleanliness
There Is less danger Of making chill
dren vain" with the low-hung mirror
than there Is OF making them care
less and Indifferent OF personal ap-
pearance without 1t.
For the very youngest member OF
the nursery are the exclusive wicker
BELONGINGS In the other picture. The
baby's high chair is an institution
that has changed not at all through
the decades, except that the modern
high chair Is either Of white or tinted
wood gaily decorated In color. or
like the one in the picture. Of wicker.
This one Is ivory white with delicatey
tinted flower garlands on back and
legs. The chest Of baskets Is a con-
venience that no modern nursery Is
without. The baskets may be pulled
apart so that mother or nurse may
have access to every one at the same
time, or they may be closed up and
set aside when dressing hour Is over.
The top basket Is fitted out with
dressing paraphernalia and Is lux
uriously trimmed with embroidered
linen and lace over pink satin.
l. - nh
wicker and wood trimmed with gar
lands OF tinted flowers Every nurs-
cry should have also one Of those az
fairs in which baby may play safely
on a tufted mattress within cool walls
OF wire netting. This combined play
place and nap-place Is on wheels 80
that It NAV be wheeled into a sunny
or shady part Of the nursery.
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wood in white. and in pale tint dec
Grated with vivid color. And there
are small pieces Of wicker. minute
replicas of grown-up wicker furniture
and most delightfully."- cool In sug-
gestion for a summer nursery.
CHANGING at the set Of wicker fur
niture pictured you might not guess
that it was n nursery set; the various
pieces have the same proportions and
the same comfort and grace that full
sized wicker furniture has. But the
chairs. desk-table and stool are child
sizes and no grown person weighing
over n hundred pounds could sit in
the cunning rocker. Children love low
stools and there should be several In
the nursery The small girl or boy
who likes to daub with paints or
crayons will like the low desk-table.
But II the nursery Is large enough II
should have a long table. low enough
The Wheeling intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1903-1961, 1922-07-01
CUCUMBER Feelings FOR
MATER BUGS

TF you are troubled with those un-
pleasant pcsts-waterbugs- your
kitchen. and hesitate TO put pre-
pared poisons around because or the
pet dog or cat. try cucumber peel.
Scatter cucumber Feelings freely about
the kitchen at night. and in the pantry
where the icebox stands and you will
find you are rid OF the waterbugs-
for a period at least. These unpleas-
ant pests OF the kitchen are apt to
return. but they soon depart when
one determinedly fights them Sugar
and borax mixed. is an old-fashioned
cure for water bugs. Cornmeal and
red lead with a little molasses- Will rid
the premises OF water bugs In short
order-but be careful that Ftdo does
not prowl around. OH Of pennyroyai
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frock pictured-Newport would speak
OF it as 4 little frock, you know: "A
simple little white frock for hot
day" is OF handkerchief linen with
delicate hand embroidery set off in
panel effect by very tiny double frills
OF hand-hemmed linen. These frillS
are futcd, not pleated, and the pro-
fessional cleaner does beautiful tiut-
ing The arrangement OF frills and
embroidery on the bodice is very
charming-hreaking a too plain line.
With this delightful white frock goes
an equally delightful hat OF violet
straw and white Georgette, with a
The Wheeling intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1903-1961, 1922-07-01

"T Newport and at Bar HarooI
you glimpse the very best that
fashion has to offer for the sea-
y son. Not sensational styles. ten
tatively put out at the French races;
nothing bizarre-and nothing cheap
but current modes expressed in the
most beautiful fabrics and the most
r.. oct good taste. The Bar Harbor
s II is not in full swing until July,
but at Newport most OF the cottages
are open and weekend entertaining
has begun by June. II you have seen
a Newport cottage" you know some
thing about the scale on which such
entertaining Is done. At these great
palaces with their stan OF servants,
chauffeurs, buffers. tootmen. chefs
and maids by the dozen. little week
end parties numbering twenty guests
make not a ripple OF tremor In the
nerves OF a hostess
With the commencement OF the
yachting season. after Decoration
Day, the real gaiety OF Newport be-
gins Then the harbor Is filed with
handsome yachts, and two or three
warshlps add their quota OF officers
to the possibilities for afternoon and
evening entertaining. Lawn parties,
bridge parties. dinners. dances. mas
querades follow each other in quick
succession, and In the mornings there
Is the tennis interest. and the bathing
at Bailey Beach. Lucky the young
woman who Is invited to spend sea-
son at Newport under the wing OF
one OF it's important hostesses: her
summer will be one long dream OF
good times.
Newport Sport Clothes Smartest OF
The Smart
OF course. the Newport season de-
mands a greet many clothes and
sport clothes OF the most exclusive
type play an important part in the
wardrobe. No simple little duck skirt
and wolfe shirtwaist. with horne
knitted sweater for Newport. II one
chooses to dress simply. there are
sport skirts OF finest white linen,
beautifully cut and tailored. or OF
heavy. rich tub silk; blouses OF hand
kerchier linen handmade through out
and trimmed this year with hem
stitching; sweaters OF s!lken weave
matched by enhancing sport hats
Smarter. however. than the skirt
blouse and sweater combination. Ia
the two-piece sport costume-trock
and cape 70 match-ot new eponge
material One OF these sport cos
tunes Is pictured and nobody could
want anything smarter for Newport.
or any other place this summer. The
costume pictured Is IN two shades OF
fawn and the material Is a soft. ribbed
material that has the supple texture
OF jersey cloth. The sash with its
ample length and deep silk fringe
adds much TO the style OF the simple
frock and the cape has long scarf
ends that form a throw-collar. A
The Wheeling intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1903-1961, 1922-07-01

for nurseries. The primary colors-
bold yellows, greens, blues. with
dashes of orange and black make the
modern nursery very bright and gay.
And cunning, foolish things that chill
dren delight in add 10 the gaiety.
There are nursery rhyme wallpaper
borders that may be tackled along the
wall above a molding and changed
occasionally. There are amusing
chintzcs with little figures and animals
disportinC over the fabric. There are
wall plaCqucs with brightly painted
flowers There are painted wooden
parrots in painted cages.
Real birds. singing in cages In the
sunny windows are n never ceas!nS
delight to little folk. So arc gorgeous
goldfish swimming in n bowl. But II
A real live kitty is Il nursery pet, an
artificial birdie in n swinging cage
will be better than real birds or FISH.
The Wheeling intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1903-1961, 1922-07-01
French Tub FrOcks
Rank Wi n High
Priced Models

~ o longer is the simple little WASH
| dress" a tri1ing item in the ward
robe. One pays as much for
simple tub frock now-in Paris-as
for any other sort Of frock. So-called
tub materials have become so distin-
guished and so expensive that the
couturiers deign to manipulate them.
and, Of course. when a French cou-
turier works with any sort OF ma
terial, one pays for the work-and
for the magical name stitched inside
the frock! The smart lingerie frock
of the moment-as created by Paris
is Of linen. embroidered by hand.
beaded or decorated with lines Of
Notwithstanding. The linen Is Of
that cobwebby quality called handker-
chief linen and these frocks are as
distinguished in their way as lace
trimmed chifrons Of other seasons.
The Wheeling intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1903-1961, 1922-07-01
Most Exclusive Type of Summer Frocks Go To Exclu
sive Newport Tub" Dresses That Never Dream
of Seeing aWashtub The Last Word in Sport
Clothes for Morning Wear-Dinner Gowns.

very chic little sport hat trimmed
with chainstitch worsted in fawn
color and faced with heliotrope taffeta
accompanies the costume. and the
parasol has a cover OF heliotrope tat
feta.
Gay Little Beach Frocks or Printed
Cotton
The sort OF frock that will be imi
tated by the proletariat in cretonne-
to achieve the all-over. bright color
effect together with extreme simplicity
OF line-is pictured on the young
woman seated on the arm OF chair.
Simple as a pinafore Is this rrock-
all in one piece, with kimono sleeves
opening down the shoulder. Any
body. forsooth, could make it. Never
theless it comes from very smart
shop. a shop patronized by women
who summer at Newport, Bar Harbor,
Magnolia and Southampton. and other
resorts OF this type by the sea.
The trock is made of French print
ed cotton. the border design forming
a yoke and the short sleeve. This
little sleeve Is bound with ribbon
matching the narrower ribbon that
makes a very casual but decidedly
smart sash The frock Is bright in
color but the colors have a softness
and charm that could not be found
in any cheap material and the fabric
OF the frock has been used to make
the crown OF the hat. Under the hat
brim Is a facing OF silk that matches
the ribbon trimming on the frock.
Very big earrings with pearls and
amethysts IN the new tassel effect add
a final note OF snartness to an ex-
tremely simple according 10 the
Newport idea) morning dress.
Tub Dresses Soft Rather Than Crisp
For an afternoon affair held out OF
doors-or on some shady veranda-is
the exquisite white tub frock. typical
Newport wash dress" that Is sup
posed to be simple and informal but
would bs insulted by an introduction
to a washtub. Incidentally profess
sional cleaning establishments flourish
at such places as Newport. Fine tub
frocks and blouses are sent TO the
cleaners every week as negltgently as
in other communities wearables are
bundled up to be called for by the
laundress. The weekly bill at the
cleaners often amounts 10 a figure
that would make tidy dress allow
ance for the average woman. This
year soft, graceful lines are preferred
in tub frocks TO crisp effects. The
modes OF the moment call for soft
lines and not for outstanding skirts
and ruffles. Sheer handkerchief linen
has this soft quality without the limp
ness OF wolfe and Newport tub frocks
for afternoon wear are apt to be OF
cobwebby linen-made. of course. en-
tirely by hand. Machine stitching on
sheer linen Is an outrage. The little
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wreath OF fine white flowers.

wreath Of fine white flowers.
A smart afternoon frock showing
the new Paris silhouette with trig fig
ure lines and waistline a bit higher
than the present mode IS pictured-a
:rock just received for wear during
the Newport season. Black and white
Georgette are combined in magple
effect that keeps to the skirt, the pure
white bodice being relieved only by a
string OF cut Jet and pearl beads
And large drop earrings match the
beads. The bodice has rather tight
set-in sleeve which, with the semi
fitted line Of the bodice gives a quite
new silhouette. The large clasp on
the girdle Is OF cut steel.
Wonderful Costumes For Newport
Evenings
With the dinner hour the real So
clal life OF Newport begins. Evening
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which the sun pours strongly.
Keep the rooms as bare OF bric-a-
brac, small pictures and heavy hang
ings as you can. Put cool. smooth
linen covers over the chairs. Take
down half the pictures. And your
summer living room will have an ef-
feet OF cool and restful quiet that
will be grateful TO yourself and the
guest who drops in 10 see you.
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festivities. Therefore evening clothes
are very rich and rather dignified and
formal. At Newport one sees eve
ming apparel just as handsome as
may be seen in New York on an opera
night.
The two dinner-dance gowns ex-
press the simple. graceful lines now
rancied. One frock is Of delicate blue
Georgette with pearl-bead picot trim
ming to weight the soft material. The
high neckline and draped sleeves, and
the sloping, irregular hemline are fea-
lures OF It's smartness. The other
frock, OF black canton crepe has
rather intricate drapery that cunning
ly suggests perfect simplicity but the
orange striped fan Is gorgeous.