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The New York herald., 1922-07-25
ILLEGAL TRADING
CHARGES DROPPED
Eight New York Firms Were
Accused Of Maintaining
Resale Prices.

WASHINGTON. July 24.-rhe Federal
Trade Commission to-day dismissed
without prejudice to its rights to instl-
tute new proceedings about forty COM
plants agains. as many nationally
known business concerns which had
been charged by the commission with
the practice OF maintaining resale prices
similar to that established In what was
known as the Beech Nut Packing case
In the latter case the United States
Supreme Court recently upheld the con-
tentfon Of the commission that such
practice was Illegal.
The companies against which COM
plants were dismissed included: Ward
Baking Company, the Ronald Press
Company, General Chemical Company,
American Thermos Bottle Company
De Miracle Chemical Company. Enders
Sales Company. Kryptok Sales Com
pany, L. e. Waterman Company, all OF
New York city II. l.. Hildreth Company
and Massachusetts Chocolate Company
both OF Boston Marinello Company OF
Wisconsin. Marinello Company of I'LL
nofs, Marinello School of Chicago and
School of Cosmetics and Vortex Manu-
featuring Company of Chicago; Curtis
& Co. Manufacturing Company and
Curtis Pneumatic Company. and Will
lam wake Co., 81. LOUIS f1llierlCH q
Bradsby Company, Louisville; Western
Clock Company. La Sale. ILL.,: Cres'
cent Manufacturing Company. Seattle
Cluett. Peabody & Co.. Inc. Troy, N. Y.
Evans Dollar Pen Company, Waterloo
Iowa; United Electric Company. Can
ton Ohio; Goodyear Tire and Rubber
Company, Akron; d. M. Ferry & Co,
Detroit; Hoover Suction Sweeper Com
pany, New Berlin, Ohio Klaxon Com.
pany. Newark the Proctor &C Gamble
Company Cincinnati: the Delava
Separator Company. Poughkeepsie. N
r.; Buffalo Speciality Company, Buffalo
American Graphophone Company, Co.
lumbia Graphophone Company. Colum-
bia Graphophone Manufacturing Com
pany. Bridgeport. Conn; High Rock
Knitting Company. Philmont. N. Y: j.
III. Haney & Co., Hastings, Neb. Mar
shall Oil Company, trading as Tung-
stem Manufacturing Company. Marshall
town, Iowa: the Gates Rubber Com
pany. Denver; J. e. Hunt & Co., Balti.
more: Pennsylvania Salt Manufacturing
Company. Philadelphia Upjohn Com.
pany. Kalamazoo, Mich. Colgate & Co.
Jersey City; the Sheets Elevator Com
pany. Cleveland; Wick Chemical Com
pany, Greensboro. N. c.; Colorado Mill
ing and Elevator Company, Denver
Domestic Engineering Company. Inc.
Dayton, Ohio.
The New York herald., 1922-07-25
MARITIME MISCELLANY.

Ftr Moffett, Jr, before reported
aground, was floated at high water Sunday
night by tugs, after tightening part Of cargo.
ID, L and w ferryboAt Binghamton and Y
Central tug No 20 were In collision yester-
day morning off pier IS, North River. Both
vessels badly damaged.
ABERDEEN, Wash. July 23-Schr King
Cryms, Honolulu for GrAys Harbor, before
reported ashore at Point Chehalis, has been
abandoned by underwriters.
BALTIMORE. July 24-str Phaliron
s7reek). Baltimore via Norfolk for Port
.1nria. returned to Hampton Roads 40 PM
= nday: machinery trouble.
CoNsrANTTNopLE July 24-str Higho,
Lcforc reported disabled, was towed hgre
to-day by str Sagus.
HALIFAX, Ms, July 22--5chr susan y,
vmhil, being towed out from River Hebert,
w~ny aground July is on the Middle Ground,
v>-r. one mile from River Hebert; II was
found necessary to lighter load OF lathe
from the deck OF the vessel; the vessel will
ie floated at high water and will be towed
10 Parrsboro for survey; vessel Is lying on
o eoft mud bottom.
LONDON, July 2f-Str Marengo (Br) from
New York, before reported In collision with
str Remuera tBr), arrived at Hull yester-
dey.
NORFOLK. Va. July 24--Eaelc boat No g.
hsfore reported. was towed into port by the
4 3 mine sweeper Owl.
AAN FRANCISCO, Cal, July c3-str VAL
HdrA (Br). from lloilc for New York, before
The New York herald., 1922-07-25
AMERICAN PORTS.
IBy Mail.1

BANGOR. Me. July 20--Arrived. strs
Javary. Norfolk: 2lst. Eocene. Portland;
CAPE JELL1SON. Me. July 30-Arrived,
bark John G Meyer. Mobile for Portland.
tfILO. July 16-Saiied. ste Manukai. San
Francisco.
HONOLULU. July 1s-Arrived. strs La
Placentia. San Pedro: Matsonia. San Fran
CISCO
Arrived 10th. strs Manulani. Seattle; Hwah
Sailed 10Th. strs wilheimina. San Fran
cisco: Meigs (US) Manila.
KAANAPALI July 1S--Arrived. str La Pla
centia. San Pedro via Honolulu.
PORTLAND, Me. July 21-Arrived. str
Philip T Dodge tfsr). Chatham. NIB.
nan FRANCISCO, Cal. July 19--Arrived
schr Rose Mahoney. San Pedro lin tow.
Sailed 10th. str Orient. Portland. Ore. and
Sailed 18th. ctr Nagato Maru tJap). New
York.
SAN PEDRO. Cal. July fs--Arrived. ct,
Celima (Mex). Salina Cruz.
Arrived 10Th. str Hamer. Honolulu (and
sailed for -.
Sailed 18th. str Guerraro Nfex), salina
Cruz: schr Rose Mahoney. San Francisco
(in tow of str Santa Rita).
ST THOMAS. VI. July 1+-Sailed str Boil
ivar. st Croix. &c.
WILMINGTON. NC. prior to July 2i-Ar-
rived 21st. .strs Bolivian tBr), Brunswick
Lis tNor). Limhamn; Bussum (Dutch), Ant
werp.
The New York herald., 1922-07-25
CLEARED.

Str Dakarian (Br) Mercer, London (gen-
eraD-lAtlantic Transport Line.
and London via Phiiadelphia general and
resdue)-Atlantic Transport Line. r..,o
STR Resolute. Mailman. Plymouth. Bouiogne
and Hamburg (genera)-Unted American
Str Taormina UtaD. Gil de Borgia. Puerta
Delgada. Naples and Genoa via boston
ton.
Str San Pietro utaD. Ballarosa. Naples
Str Themistocles. tGreek)., Economides.
piraeus. Smyrna, &c tgeneraD-N Galanos
g. Co.
Str winona. walters. Alexandria. Con-
stantinople. &C. via Portland (generaD--Ex-
rort Steamship Corporation.
Str Tremere (Br). Picxworth. Auckland,
Wsllington; &c. via Panama Canal 'senerap
Str Garfield. Dexter. Puerto Colombia,
Cartagena. &c. via Panama Canal tgeneraD
Str Martinique. Martini Haywood. st Thomas. st
Croix. &C (seneraD-Clyde Steamship Co.
Str Glendola, Craven. Puerto Padre tbal-
Str Almagro (Br). Britten. Cristobal'
Buenaventura. &C. via Panama Canal (gcn-
Str BENJAMIN Brewster, Grunnah. Tampicc
str San Gaspar lBr,. Mitchell. Tampico
Str Ardennia (Sw) Sjoander. Cienfuegos
tgeneraD-New York and Cuba Mall Steam
ship Co.
Gtr JOnn WOTtniHEtOus Wuittous AcAdb OAey
(hallast)-R l. Hague.
Str Ailianca. Fulcher Norfolk tgeneral)--
Old Dominion Transportation Co Cleared
25d).
Str City OF Columbus. Hibbard. Savannah
(genera) ocean Steamship Co.
Str Hamilton. Nelson. Norfolk (generaD-
Old Dominion Transportation Co.
str solvang lNor). vego. Norfolk tballast)
Atlantic Fruit Co.
Str Blossom Heath tBr), Morrison Hron
Manila, &c), Baltimore (residue)-Kcr
Steamship Co Cleared 22d).
Str Philadelphia. Leek. Baltimore (general)
Clyde steamship Co.
str Olen, Griffith. Baltimore Gin transiD-
CosuoholItar shipping Co.
Str Santa Malta. BIerd Baltimore (bAliast|
w X Grace Co.
Hook. philadeiphia fbsllast1-R L Hasu,
tcfeared odd.
Str III r Dimock. kMen Boston (general)-
Eastern Steamship CORPORATION.
str North Land. Foster. Boston tgeneraD =
Eastern Steamship Corporation.
Schr G Maud GaskiIl lBrl. Hamilton. Hills
borough fballast)-J 4 Whitney & Co.
Schr Hillcrest (Br), Geldert. Gaspe (bal
lest)-J Whitney a Co.
The New York herald., 1922-07-25
FOREIGN PORTS.
by MALI

AFRICA. July 17-Arrived. str Meriden. Sc
at:le. &c.
BRIDGEwATER. Ms. prior to July 2s-
Sailed. schrs Cape dor (Br), New York;
Joan Kielterg. New York.
PUENAvENTURA. July f6--Arrived, str
Delrosa. San Francisco (and sailed 18th for
Valparaieo).
\ GUAYMAs. July 1s-Arrived. str Mexico
Mex. San Francisco.
HALIFAX. July 2i-Sailed. str Caraquet
tBr). Barbados. &C: schrs Favonian (I3r).
New York: Hiram d MacLean (Br). Bridge
port
ws!; NEwcAsrLE Ts,a s1s,dS Nsw. July i4Arrive str
ST JOHN. NIB. July 21--Arrived, strs NAL
CACHE (Fr), Antwerp: 22d, Coban (Br)
Parrsboro: schr Scotia Maiden (Br), New
Nerk, ito load for Las Palmas).
Sailed 22d. str Chaudicre (Br), Halifax
and West Indies: schrs Tifton, Windsor (to
lead for .Newburgh) Francis J Elkin (Br)
New York.
Sailed 2sd. schr Ada Mcintyre (Br,,
Meteghan.
SANTOS. July 16--Arrived. str West Jappa
Buenos Aires for San Francisco
TALARA. July I5-Sailed. str Sinalos
VALPARAISO. July 15-saiied. str Regulu.
YARMOUTH. Ms. July 15-Arrived. sch,
Ergenie Owen Mackay (Br). st John (loa d.
for Boston,.
The New York herald., 1922-07-25
To-day's Radio Program
(Tune to $50 meters)
: WJZ-Newark.

(Westinghouse).
1000 A. M.-"society Of Electrical Develop
1900 p. M.-"Man in the Moon stories (c).
Newark Sunday Call.
1880 P. M.-"Broadcastins Broadway" by
7:45 p. ,M-'vitamines. by w. Bruickman
OF the Fleischmann Company.
s:i5 p. M.-Concert by Felian Garzia, pia-
French observatoire. Program Prelude.
Msndelssohn; "on Wings Of Song" List
cbsp left hans Gn0Dn II Eues choen sn
prelude In A Flat" Chopin; "Poemaise
A." Chopin; ..'Arabesaue e. Debussy
GalIncss sls Gsns was Dssussy ,aub an
"Eleyenth Raphsodie," List -.
cor Conducted by the Youths Companion: Pro.
gram: Future Arctic Work" BY Donalc
b. MacMllaD, who Is now in the Arctic
Why Arctic Exploration is Worth While"
Shepard; THE travellers Tool Kit" use,
ful advice for tourist and summer vaca.
an sDia Snsuccessful ssf horse trader; IAN I'm
convincing Story" middle Westerner's
first voyage.
WWZ-Manhattan, Wanamaker.
1 rs to 2:15 p. M.-songs by Edna Beatrice
Bloom, soprano. Midsummer music re-
corded for the Ampico-in-the -Chickering by
famous pianists. Elsye Thompson at the
Piano. Timely hints from House and Gar
lications. subjects--"Coior Schemes for
Country Cottage and How to Choose
Mems Dress Accessories"
e. Fischer. soprano; Fade r. Reeves. con-
tralto: Elsye Thompson at the piano.
KDKA-Pittsburgh. Westinghouse.
6 100 p. M.-weekly dress talk from Pitts
burg Post Studio,
700 p. M.-'vocationai Guidance in Music. -
by DR.. Max Schoen, Phi. D., Carnegie In
stItute of Technology.
500 p. M.-Pittsburgh Ladies' Orchestra.
A. ID. Liefeld. director; Hazel Mcclure.
soprano; Bessie Hinebaugh, soprano; Flor
ence Labsley, contralto; Esther Mullen.
violin; Theodore Liefeld. trumpet; Prof.
A. d. Liefeld, cello. Selections March OF
the Pilgrims" Nevin. orchestra; Summer, -
Chaminade. Miss Bessie Hlnebaugh and or
chestra: "Adoration," ~3orowski, orches-
ira: Hungarian Fantasie," Hauser, Miss
Esther Mullen my Ship Barret. Miss
Florence Labsley violin obligato by Miss
Mullen): "Serenade,' Moskowsky. orches-
ira: american Cadet Polka" Stimston,
Master Theodore Liefeld; Selected Miss
Hazen Mcclure; "On Wings of Song
Mendelssohn. Prof. A. ID. Liefeld with or
chestra; I'm Bird Store" Lake. or
chestra.
wvr-Fort Wood, N. Y. C.
(signai Corps. u. 8. A.
$3.50 p. M.-Instraction in Radio. Brunswick
numbers.
900 p. M.-Concert under the auspices OF
the Brooklyn Daily Eagle. Artists names
'and selections Will be announced later
The New York herald., 1922-07-25

Arrived Esd. str Benrinnes (Br). Portland.
Ore.
sa1sS Sailed sss- str Diploma. tT2 Galveston;
rhia: GinTtItal. aux. Montreal
Sailed 22d. str Chickahominy (Br. formerly
LONDON. July 24-Arrived. str Missouri
fBr). Baltimore
Arrived 24th. str President Monroe. New
LONDONDERRY. July ao-saiied. str
MANCHESTER. Jaly 22-Arrived. str Ser
MANZANILLo. July 23-Arrived. str sarp-
,MoMTREAL NON s5sA Suly s..Arriysd. sts Man
d'Aosta CItaD. Marseilles: Tyrrhenia (Br).
Liverpool; Ballygsiy Head (Br). Belfast
sisssxbridee issi,o sBr,, Boston; Glenmoor tBr). St
sailel 24th, str Mattawa tIsr), West Indiea.
NANAIMo, BE. July 23-Arrived. strs
Texas tEr1. Portland for Vancouver; Ko-
NASSAU. July 2.-saiied. str opland
NEWCASTLE. =. July 2aLsailed. str Sta
NEWPORT, Eng. July 21--Saiied. str
Briseis F'r). Montreal.
Sailed 2ad. str City OF Dunedin (Br). New
.NioUERo. July 22-saIled. str Bryasel
(pan). New York.
guey. cardenas; 2sd. Lonbardia isw). Cal
barien.
Sailed 21st. ctr Lake EImhurst, New York
NYBoRG; July lo-Arrived. str II M Flag
PLYMOUTH. July 2s-salled. str Pari1
rG% 4lh hayrs fs far MM sw York
Antwerp tand proceeded).
PORT SAID; July 24-Arrivsd. str Steel
Trsder; pner; New y zGis orlsans A FOR &c calcutts
PRoGREso, July 22-Arrived. str sorte.
havet DAM, CienfueGos.
PUERTO MEXIco. July 22--saied. st,
RarsGns R1nar 'NHT us sssrrx.e Snests5 p. w.,
ROTTERDAM July 2o-Arrived. str.
Haugerland tNor). wabana: 2lst. schodack
Arrived 18th. strs Ala. Baltimore, a1st
Iauperata, New Orleans.
| Sailed 2ist. str Deuel.. Cardiff.
9eriS, iSSar,2f Ns Nsw sSy f0ss ssArr.vsd st,
vekika New York.
ST MIcHAELs. July 22-sailed. str Italis
sAvoNA. July 1T--Arrived. str Lamps
! utall Port Arthur.
sEcqoNDEE; g, July 2i-sailed. str xadunu
| SHIELDS. July 22-Arrived. str Cairhavor
SO so5uiTHasMafrrroN. fasafsr July "a. noon-Arr,yed
str Msuretania tBr). New York via Cher
sUEz. July 23-Arrived, str wray Castl.
tPrl, Hong Kong. &c. for New York.
| SYDNEY. cB. July 22-salled. str Mel
| VANCOUVER. BE. July 2s-Arrived. str.
| Mongolian Prince (Br). Victoria: Alabams
Maru Gapl. Tacoma: Canadian Farmer
Sailed 23d. str Canadian Traveller CBr,
VERA CRUZ. July 22-san.d. strs Mon
| VICTORIA. Brazil. July 23--sailed. Ell
Manchurian Prince (Rr). New York
The New York herald., 1922-07-25
Army Orders

Special Dispatch to THE New York HERALD.
New York Herald Bureau.
Washington. ID. g.. July "a.
These army orders have been made public
CAVALRY.
Knight, Col. Charles s., 10 washington.
COAST ARTILLERY.
Mitchell, Col. James b.. to Fort Totten.
Nicholson, First Lieut.. Arthur E.. to wash
ington.
ENGINEERS.
Hodgson. Major Paul A., TO Fort Bliss.
FIELD ARTItJERY.
Chaddock. Capt. Frank G., to Fort Sill.
Clark, Capt. $. r., to Fort Sill.
Egan. Capt. w. j., to Fort Sill.
Sumner, Capt. Wilbur u TO Camp Dix.
INFANTRY.
Seigie. Lieut.. col. T. b.. to Camp Dix.
MEDICAL CORPS.
Blanco, Major Clarke. 10 New York.
GIN, Capt. w. D., to Washington.
QUARTERMASTERS CORPS.
Casey. Lieut.-Col. Henry r., to washing
ton.
SIGNAL CORPS.
Coles. Major Roy H.. to Fort Sam Houston.
The New York herald., 1922-07-25
reported ashore hear BARRIERS Point tiIawaip.

reported ashore hear BARRIERS Point (flawaiD
has been floated and docked.
WILMINGTON. NC, July 23--str Halgtown
tlNr), from Antwerp via Norfolk. arrived
here about July q with bunker coal heated (:
the vessels steel decks were warped and
one wooden bulkhead was completely de-
SIT Dyed in the intense heat; survey held
WASHINGTON. DC, July 22--str Federal.
from Antwerp for Galveston, reported July
II gears stripped. lat 2S 90. LON "a 35: was
take: IN tow by str City Of Weatherford,
from London and Hull for New Orleans. and
is proceeding 20 Mobile (The City OF Wea,
tlserford arrived at Port Eads 24th.)
The New York herald., 1922-07-25
Winds OF the Atlantic Coast.

North Of Sandy Hook-Moderate to fresh
northeast winds and weather overcast Tues
day. t..
north and northeast winds and weather over
cast: probably showers Tuesday.
Hatterns TO Florida straits-Moderate
cost: probably local rains Tuesday.
East Gulf-Moderate and variable winds
and weather nartly overcast: probable local
rains Tuesday.
West Gulf--Moderate to fresh east and
southeast winds and weather fair Tuesday.
Caribbean Sea and Windward Passage
Moderate northwest winds and weather part
1v overcast Tuesday. probably local rains
over extreme south portion.
The New York herald., 1922-07-25
Fire Record

A. M. Loss.
2:20--380 West 5sth ST., unknown. Unknown
Triflins
4:tS-sg Rose ST.. unknown. ... Unknown
J:4O-2OJ5 Jerome av. Bronx. g..
Hanson; extended TO 20s3 Je-
rome av., M. Levine; extended
to 1 West Burnside av.. Uni
versty Candy Shop: extended to
2 west Burnside av. Oppen-
helrner a Mattgold Music Shop:
extended to . West Burnside
av., II. Unger. ....,........ Unknown
p.20-37 Crimmns av., Bronx, Sarah
Bernstein ........... Unknown
10 .0J-s55 Columbus av., Fairbanks
Paking Co. ....................... None
II .25--16ath st. and Mace av., Bronx,
rubbish In lot, unknown. Unknown
II :so-57o 10th Av.. unknown. -. Unknown
3;2j-ifs Madison av.; PearlmAn
4 Babman Co......,....... Unknown
The New York herald., 1922-07-25
PASSED CITY ISLAND.
Bound South.

Str North Land, Boston for New York.
Schr Mabel Z Gum (Br), Lscomb. Ms,
puddington; vessel to J + whitney & Co.
Schr WIN Booth, Hlllsboro for Newark,
Nj with plaster to r B Townley.
felir Marine (Br), Gasre, Que, for New
York. with lumber to the Shepard Morse
lumbe- Co: vessel to Sexton & Bryant.
schr Erwin J Luce. Addison, Me, for New
York.
Tug Laura NJ Keeler. with I barge Cat
1910 PM). IA
The New York herald., 1922-07-25
PASSENGER STEAMERS SAILED.

ELYsIA tBr). from Londonderry 2oth for
New York.
ITALIA (Br). from st Michaels 22d for New
York.
OSCAR II DAM. from Christiansand 21st
for New York.
PARIS (Fr). from Plymouth 23d for New
York.
PRESIDENT ARTHUR. from Bremen goth
for New York.
The New York herald., 1922-07-25
CANADA SENDS ENVOY TO REDS.

OTTAWA, July 24.-The Government
has authorized the appointment of
permanent trade commissioner together
with an assistant to Russia to investi-
gate openings for Canadian trade. This
step was taken under the Anglo Russian
trade agreement.
The New York herald., 1922-07-25
CABLE REPORTS.
PASSENGER STEAMERS ARRIVED

CEDRIC (Br). at Liverpool 24th.
EMPRESS OF CANADA (Br). at Hong Kong
22d.
GEORGE WASHINGTON. at Cherbours oath
tand proceeded to Bremen same day).
KING; ALEXANDER (BS). at Gibraltar 22d.
i<ROONLAND. at Plymouth 23th.
La BOURDONNAIS (F'r). at Havre 23d.
LATvIA dam. at Danzig 18th.
MAURITANIA (Br). at CherbourE 24th.
PRESIDENT MONROE, at London 24th.
RELIANCEl. ut Hamburg 21st.
ROMA (Ff). at Lisbon 2ist.
UNITED STATES (Dan). at Christiansand
23d.
The New York herald., 1922-07-25
Delaware Water Gap. ia.
Miscellaneous.

cool SUMMER CLIMATE. trout and salmon
fishing, golfng, aud the most wonderful
natural scenery In all the world, reached by
rail, steamer or by 1900 miles OF splendid
highways offer you an ideal vacation In the
Pacific Northwest. Oregon. Washington ana
British Columbia. For free illustrated book
let and information about 2sfs reduction In
railroad fares write 70 Herbert CuthueSS
Executive Secretar" PACIFIC kORrh-
WEST TOURIST ASSOC. l.. G. Smith uldx..
Seattle. washington
The New York herald., 1922-07-25
FOREIGN WEATHER CABLE.
GRAMS.

CAPE RACE. NF. July 24-Barometer at
noon. 2s.72 inches; wind. variable, light |:
weather. fog. raining: temperature. SO deg
Fuhr.
The New York herald., 1922-07-25
Bound East.

Str Roseway, New York for Boston.
Tug Alert, with barge (at 11:l5 AM.
Steam canalboat Higginson Manufacturin
Co No (at III AM).
The New York herald., 1922-07-25

FOREST HILLS INN. IS minutes from Penna-
Sta. Forest Hills. L. !. 6290 Boulevard.
The Wheeling intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1903-1961, 1922-05-06

vcntioNal in design but no less bright
in hwe. 4 breakfast cloth with nap
k!ns 10 match is OF white nnen with
appl:Gucd fruits: apples. peaches
pears and leaves cut out o: cotored
linen and embroidered 10 the Walte
ground in groups OF vivid color.
tcaclOth Of white linen has deep hem
of blue linen. In III" corners Of lie
white cloth are embroidered little pine
tcapo.s In the corners or the nap
, kinS arc tiny blue cups. \ set ot lea
napkins. OF eCru linen crash are en-
hrr;dcrpd in one corner OF each square
with Cross-Stitcl; baskets full or
hrigh: -hucd fruit. Even kitchen towels
are decorative now. In A spring bridal
shower Is \ set OF six blue and white
.rnssbar Glasst or course.
and on the end OF each towel Is
different design worked with blue cot
ton. on one towel Il teapot. on an
other n cup and saucer. on another
an cgg-cup and plate. on anotner
crossed knives and forks-and so on
Spanish linens are very smart JUST
now. Thcy come in luncheon sets OF
.,cnterpi"re and doilios, sheer, nne
Lnnu intr!catcly decorated with hand
embroidery and cut work. The Italian
ujo,,os are rich with lace and very
n:"a Italian !addcr-work effects. the
between cloth and stdeooaro
cn@,r illustrated are after the french
STYLE Il the Empire period. 1nese
nirrrs are rot hand -made-n they
were they would h" almost priceless
lu. the lace az! net pattern CLOSELY
initiates hana work in the grace ana
GOOD ha!arr" ct III" design. Inese
ornate" lace pieces add a note OF lux
rrv 10 a simple. handsome dining
room. pn IN" mahogany table Win
- lace I":wrcn-mcal cover Will stano
p, slender s:l,'r vas" with single rose.
rn The >.drhoard ONLY twin candle-
..;rks of silver, or perhaps low po"i
-; ,t.ii!v ro.Or"d fruit.
The Wheeling intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1903-1961, 1922-05-06
DOTTED SWISS FOR SUMMER
BED ROOMS

"rIINEMlNG guest room FOR coun
ID 'r: hn,:s. will Ice all cool white
) bautgr" this summer. Thehoor -
~ hc covered with Green-gray linoleum
over 4 thick padding and small rugs or
the rnS variety in gray and green Will
10 scattered about. The bed. tabls
and chairs are of white enamel (paint-
Cd M hom"D ard windows and dress
i'm, :ab!o will bn draped with white
dated swiss. rale green linen covers
on dressing table. sid" table and chair
cushions. and dotted swiss valance
on tho bod.
The Wheeling intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1903-1961, 1922-05-06

SD HE sweater f,,.rr has again az
n lacked trmiH.Ng,y. S'i.uu~ display
81 say WOODS and c.or> where w"i"-
49, en- are selecting yarns an"
The Wheeling intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1903-1961, 1922-05-06

! Mos. women l," :" Llh" da.r:y
! ,,;ln knitted wraps for 'h're"!."S. La,
The Topeka state journal., 1922-12-22
FLEE FROM BLAZE.
Spectacular Fire Drives Thou
sands From Their Homes.
Block of Old Frame Buildings
in Brooklyn Destroyed.
FIFTY TO SIXTY ARE INJURED
One Fireman in a Dying COndi-
ton With Broken Back.
Tenants in Night Clothes Seek
Refuge in Streets.

New York, Dec. %. - More than
5000 persons were driven from their
homes in panic and between fifty and
sixty persons including thirteen fire
men, were injured in spectacular
fire which swept thru a block of old
frame dwellings in the williamsburg
section of Brooklyn early today
Deputy Fire Chief John T. O'Hara
was removed to the hospital in a dying
condition with a broken back. He
was on the ground directing his men
when the roof. of one of the build
ings collapsed and he was caught un-
der the wreckage.
Four alarms were sounded.
The blaze originated in the Auto
Baby Carriage factory but quickly
spread thru nearby block of tena-
ments.
Ncighborhood in Panic.
Cracking flames and dense clouds
of black smoke which rolled upward
from the burning buildings, threw the
entire neighborhood into panic.
Men and women rushed screaming
from their homes, carrying their chill
dren and a few of the most valuable
household effects in their arms.
Most of the refugees were in their
night clothes and ran the risk of in
fluenza or pneumonia from bitter
wind which swept the streets. Many
residents of the fire threatened zone
We're treated for smoke inhalation and
minor injuries.
Police reserves were rushed to the
scene and assisted the firemen in res
cuing residents of the tenements and
fighting the blaze.
The Topeka state journal., 1922-12-22

Wall St.,.New York, Dec. 22-STOCKS-
Continuation of yesterdays late buying of
oil and railroad shares featured the opening
of today's stock market, the main price ten
dency which was upward. Mexican Petrol
cum, which registered an extreme gains of
Ct points. yesterday and closed at net
advance of 42 at 800, opened at sos today
California Petroleum was pushed sup a
pdtht, and substantial fractional gains were
stock and Royal Dutch. Among the rails
to show improvement were Missouri Pacific
common and preferred ST. Paul common
and preferred. Lehigh Valley, Northern Pa
cific and Wabash preferred A. better in
quiry also was noted for equipments. Bal
win rising > points,, General Electric u
and American Locomotive and Westing-
house fractiOnally. Otis Elevator was push
ed up nearly five points and there was good
buying of tobacco and merchandising
shares. Foreign exchange opened irregu-
lar.
The traditional Christmas rise in prices
took place during the morning, good buy
ing demonstrations being carried out
among industrial and speciality shares. A
number of new high records for the year
were established. including Fisher Bodies,
Stromberg Carburator. Stewart Warner,
Speedometer and Pond Creek Coal. Railway
shares were less active, altho gains of one
poin each wee registered by Northern Pa
cific and Southern Pacific, Otis Elevator
and WOolwOrth each extended their early
gains of S14 points and advances of 21A TO
nearly points were made by Baldwin LO-
Gas and American Locomotive,
Mexican Petroleum dropped back to 300 on
the second sale. Can, money opened at A..
per cent.