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The Wheeling intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1903-1961, 1919-02-21
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FAMINE VERGE,
SAY BR|T|SHERS

PARIS. Feb. 20.-(By the Associated
Prcss}---The need for re-victualling
Germany is really urgent, according to
nc report just made by IL group OF
fourteen British officers who visited
various parts of Germany recently for
the purpose Of conducting a special Of
fetal investigation Of the situation
The officers declare that the country
is living on its capital as regards food
supplies. and that either famine Of Boil
ENTHUSIASTICALLY both--W'ill. cnsuc for
the next harvest if outside help is not
Forthcoming. The need for fats is Gs-
pccinlly urgent.
1T is still impossible TO saus" tho
period within which ticrmany's military
power could revive. although there Is
no immediate danger on this score. y
saws the report. The social and po-
litical condition Of Germany is SUI
licicntly stable 10 guarantee the order
ly' distribution Of food. but so long as
Germany is still an enemy country
which has not signed peace it would be-
inadvisablc TO rrmov" the menace or
starvation hy a too sudden abundance
Of food"
The officers believe that the allot-
mcnt of fondstufrs could be carefully
controlled. but added that, provided
they arc delivered 10 authorized repre-
sentativcs of the central government ut
a. port of entry or a frontier station
there would seem 10 he no reason for
anxiety rs to their ultimate equitable
distribution.
The chief places visited by these Of
ficrrs were Berlin. Munich. hamburg.
Lcpsic. Dresden. Magdeburg and Cas-
sci
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Senate Committee Is
Strong for the Anti
Red Flag Legislation

WASHINGTON. Feb. 20.-Without
awaiting the outcome OF the inquiry
into radical propaganda now under way,
the senate judiciary committe today
unanimously recommended legislation to
punish anarchiStic activities or proba-
ganda and the display of red flags or
other eInblems Of violence.
The hill drawn by the committee COM
bines tho red flag" measures introduced
by Senator New Of Indiana and other
bills designed 70 check unlawful agita-
ton against the government. and is cx-
pccted to meet the demands OF authors
Of these other measures. which wcre
aimed principally at the activities Of the
I. ". W. Persons convicted Of VIOLA
TONS Of the new law would be subject
to a finc Of not moro than s5.O00 OF i'm
or both.
After the committee Ind approved this
legislation the subcommittee under S,a-
atcr Dvcrman. continued its invcStiga-
tion Of lawlcss agitation with the cx-
animation of Louis" Eryant. a writer.
and one Of tho speakers ut a recent
meeting in 4 Washington thcat"r which
brought about the senatn inquiry.
Miss Bryant. wife of John Reed. also
a. writer. defended the BolShcviki regime
IN Russia. hut admitted thai TulShrviSm
would mot AZ America" Shr declared
she was opposed to III" overthrow or Any
government by viol"nrn and asserted
that primarily thu meeting ~ Washing
ton nj which she spoke was held 80 pro-
test against American intervention ii
Russia.
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1000 AUTOS
INTO MICHIGAN
WITH LIQUOR

DETROIT. Feb. Gothic first fathii-
ties incident To the increased WhiSkcy
smuggling. rs Il result of tho supreme
courts decision inv;tlidating the search
and seizure law. occurred late :o-day.
when an int"rurhan train demolished an
automobile 1T WYandottr. near hrlc. M
Stanlly killing tn" three occupants. NC
cordlng to tn, pGlc" tho car was h";IF-
lily laden with liquor. supposed To have
been brought into the state from ONO.
Governor Albert H.. Sleeper has Or
drrcd the state cOnStab ulary to assist
federal officers Ia patrol the ONO
Michigan border. \ justice OF the peace
will accompany each trooper. II was an
nuunccd. prepared 10 isSu" Il John DOC
warrant for the search Of machines SuS-
pcctrd Of carrying liquor.
The liquor carried from Toledo grew
10 such proportions to-day that rail-
ways were forced to put extra cars on
their trains. Reports from Monroe
near the state linz. place the number or
automobiles passing through there IN
the past "a hours ut 4,00h. OF TINS
number it was said about 100 have bccn
wrecked.
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BRITISH AND FRENCH
LOUD IN COMPLAINTS
OF MEXICAN DECREE

WASHINGTON. Feb. "0.---I.uws. and
drcrrrs az The Mexican government at
fcctins oil interests IN that country
and the French and British notes OF
protest 10 the Mexican petroleum taa,
with the Mexican governments replies.
have been compiled and soon will DO
in the hands of officials here. Tho
compilation. il was said to-day. will be
sent 10 the American and British COM
missions at the peace conference Tor
use should the Mrx!ca'. oil regulations
enter into the negotiations.
The British note. which declares that
NE decree of President CarranZa I'm:
posing new charges Oh oil bearing lands
was "Uf an arbitrary and c0niiscatln.
character" and ihr French note. rharg.
inG that the new taxes ''sraf"ly jcop-
ardizr the existence" Of some Of the
foreign oil firms. are made public for
tn" iirSt time.
The compilation. officials said. dis
closes that under tho new constitution
President IarrarXa may "Nprl from
that country amy foreigner when no
may deem such action cxpedient."
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on BOARD THE L. s. S. Gr'ORGE
WASNINC;TOE, Tuesday. Feb. Wh--
(Hy Wireless to the Associated PrcaS.)
The only incident today in Prcslachl
Wilson's humcward trip was Il ooI'
drill the first thus far in the VoSass'
Twenty-Five hundred regular army fn
ginccrs piled on deck and TOOK lnelr
stations rs huglcs sounded, and thch
abandoned ship"
The drill was no novelty 10 the Pres'-
dent. nc having taken part IN one "'l
the trip To Europe. President WILSON
was brcakfaSting as the signal was
given With Mrs. Wilson he left 'he
table and took his place at the hoa'
10 which he had been assigned ihey
watched the troops lining the decks anu
then returned to breakfast.
The warm semi-tropical day was
Spoiled by rain and winds which came
on IN the afternoon. driving many from
the decks The President remained IN
his suite during most of tho day m"
evening. working at intervals. 1t mas
been decided that he shall make only
one speech on landinG-thut Mt Bos-
ton-and orders have been ISSUED that
arrangements be made for his departure
for Washington Immediately after DE-
livery Of this address. foregoing all
other ceremonies. lie wishes tow aste
no time in getting back TO the capital.
So that he can become conrcrsant win
congressional business before the clos
inE hoursc Of the session and conIer
with the members OF the foreign COM
.m,tecs of both houses.
With regard to htc league Of nations,
there seems to be no doubt that the
President will make Il report 10 Con-
gress in the form Of all address, and
that also he will make use OF the OPP
portuni,y 10 say goodbye TO many OF
tint mcmbers who arc returning 10 pri-
waite life
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TAFT AGAIN DEFENDS
NATIONS LEAGUE PLAN

SAN FRANCISCO. Feb. 20.-Charac-
terizing as small Americans" members
Of the United States senate who are OPP
posing the covenant for Il league OF ma
lions. former President William II. Ialt
made IN especial appeal today 10 the
women of the Pacific coast TO bring
their Influence to bear on the senate In
behalf Of ratification OF the league. Mr..
Taft spoke at a luncheon given him by
the San Francisco Center. woman's
organizations
Certain small Americans on the floor
of the United States senate profess 10
sec dire danger and eventual disaster IN
the country if We enter the league OF
nations. agreed upon at the Paris peace
table" said Mr.. Taft.
II do not use the term small Amcri-
cans in an inridiouS sense but TO imply
that these gentlemen have small view
Of America; the provincial. selfish view
that the highest duty of America is 10
preserve Il afc. comfortable, luxurious
prosperity for our own people. beyond
which VIC have no other responsibility
toward the rest Of tho world.
while the statcSrnent and peoples OF
the entire world are unanimous in tho
certain belief that unless the machinery
OF such league is set in motion. war,
more terrible and far-rcaching than the
ono which VIC have just endured. will
sweep the world in ten or twenty years.
tho only discord in the concert is heard
in the voic" Of small america" from
certain small vIsioncd men. who have
been elevated 10 the United States SEN
ate
Buy WAR SAVINGS STAMPS
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TOO MANY TEACHERS
QUITTING SUDDENLY
SAYS COL. MILLER
DECLARES INSTRUCTORS ARE NOT
SHOWING BOARD OF EDUCATION
PROPER RESPECT.
School Enumerators Nominated aud
Body Takes Up Number OF Minor
Matters at Meeting.

Devoid Of tho us,r. bates and TAX
INK on the aspect Of 4, regular session
of A board Of dcacouS. there was little
business done al tho meeting of the
Wheeling board Of education last night.
Other than to receive 4 large number Of
minor recommendations by various
committees and to pass upon 4 bulk Of
bills.
were no 11S"nF and % be at
the next regular meeting:
Washington and Clay--l&adurc Fulton:
Center and Webstcr-MiSs Theresa
Philips; Madison - Daniel Diuger;
Ritchie-Hal Kahn.
Because Of the many teachers who
were engaged for the school year send
ing In their designations Ia the board
when they secured more lucrativ" posi-
tons. Col Jere y. Miller mad" made 4
brief but emphatic talk. declaring that
such. teachers were not showing the
board the proper respect: that if they
are engaged for the year they should
keep their part of the contract uulcss
they got married or some unforeseen
occurrence happened to cause them TO
resign Supt C. E Citizens was advised
10 COnSNh WILL IlS ptILSlpdIS anu ItpGI l
to the board at the next meeting n
remedy to prevent such procedure among
the instructors The question was
brought to focus last night when 4
CONTEMPLATION from Oscar Boland. in
structor in the commercial department.
asked that his resignation be accepted.
It was accepted, az it was dated about
two weeks ago and Mr.. Boland is now
teaching in Montana He was succeeded
by Lieut. T. G. kimmcl. who previously
occupied the position and recently re-
turned from war.
Dr. Citizens. superintendent Of schools,
President Paul q. Reymann OF the board.
and Col. J"re A. Miller. member nf tho
board were given II vote of thanks by
the body for their effcctiv" work in the
Legislature in blocking certain sections
OF the school code bill that would have
practically tnkrn all the power from
thu. district board OF education through
out tho state: that tn" district boards
had II bscn enacted. could cXpend but
a very linitcd amount OF money with
out The appropriation being approved
b., the stat" board
Permission wa gwen To permit \
public physical department program 10
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2,2O0 SOLDIERS
LINED Up FOR
c. WASH DRILL

on BOARD THE GEORGE
WASHINGTON. Feb. "n.-1l 4. NJ
(Ry Wireless to the Associated
Press 1.-The steamer George WASH
ington. on which President wilson
is returning 10 tho United states
was in full wireless communication
again today. after having peen in-
lcrmittcutly cut off from commune
cation for lwcnty-iour hours.
After leaving the conveying "1-
n.Jn hont dcStruycrs behind in the
heavy seas Tuesday. trouble dcFcI-
oprd on board tho hattlcshlp New
Mexico which put that vessel out or
1h.. convey. and today the George
Wnshinytuu has been proceeding
alone.
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WILL ASSIST IN GIVING
WELCOME TO SOLDIERS
Xiwanis Club To Cooperate With Other
Com1nittees-Enjoya luncheon
ehetinT.

Th.. Wheeling EiwanIS r!ub at 'hclr
regular w.."kly Luncheon meeting Ecst"r-
day rnadr preliminary plans To welcome
HON" the Gl%t Coast Artillery. local d!S-
tract boys. providing They come back in
It unit. they viii be given n rnusinE
welcome" The motion To participants IN
H." home coming celebration was acted
urun By 4 motion mad" b. Herbert
Sunn-huru and Il ""Fnr'iltr" was named
tv ru-up"r;t" with the other committees.
AIu"nE IN" special t"lk$ MAS one mao"
by Mr.. Dilta, local manager or the
Edison Diamond disc I'h"nnEraph shop.
who Euv.. a demonstration 81 tho ma
chino with nrw records. Dr. g. II. kcc-
gnr made Il hrirf hui splendid address IN
ady"raiiI!: "lirnIth sunday" which IS To
H.. observed here: hr asked IN" ro-nrrra-
linu at In" club and Appeared to all
members To attend tho gathering.
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"OREY-EYED" PINCHED

Mike Laznk was "urcy-rycd' and fell
asleep In the II. x y. station and went
Off T::tO drcamand officer liiEGs, OF
the Is. & O. police. spicd Mike and en-
dcnvorcd To wake him. He WAS n hard
customer to deal with. but the persist
cncc OF Officer Higss finally prevailed.
and ny the big bell in The city hall
clock-tuwrr doomed l. for midnight.
Mike was bcirx received ny Night
Jntlrr Habb. who will take care Of him
until the law takes its course.
The Wheeling intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1903-1961, 1919-02-21
HAS SMALLPOX :::::'.zz.
IN VIOLENT FORM

Hobart Campbell. tho county Jail m
mate who developed the smallpox while
scrviu. Il term for hoot!cgEinE and WAS
taken to the municipal hospital on the
Peninsula. has tho disease in violent
form, but there is III fear Of spread
Of the disease. ms every inmate anu
employee Of III" jail have been raccin-
atcd except those VIII" arc immune: the
jail hass been fumigated and will under
20 another coat Of whiIrwaSh on the
interior rs u preventive.
Campbell IL very sick. ms is always
the ease In n sirunE form nf smallpox.
but there ~ no danger Of death. as he
is receiving tho best OF medical attcn-
ton.
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we we EVERYTHING s sed

WE HAVE 100 single white enamel
beds, springs and mattresses, complete.
at $3.50 each: IS oak wash stands, In
good condition. at $500 each.
ONE large gas restaurant range.
ONE moving picture machine at Sos
TWO pool tables. $50 each.
ONE physicians operating table. in
good condition.
100 opera chairs, 800 each.
ONE lot OF crooks at SC.
ONE Angle die scale. $40.
100 revolving stools. SO per dozen.
ALSO large line 81 new and second
hand tools and machinery and automo:
bile supplies.
SEE our assortment of gas and coal
stoves.
TOOL STORE.
1881 AND 1883 MARKET STREET.
Telephone 3ol3-J.
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SIDE TALKS
THE HooKs WE WON'T READ.
BY RUTH CAMERON

We were talking about books the other
day anu middle aged woman confessed
to this astonishing fact. She had never
read Little Women"
Juts think Of it. Perhaps it may not
seem SO remarkable 10 tho present gem
Grafton of young readers Perhaps there
are a great many Of them who do not
present to that wonderful shelf full OF
shabby books which Little Women" SO
prccminrntiy dominates. l do NOT know
about that. But | am sure that there
arc very few women who were in thc!r
girlhnud when Little Women" was in
its vogue who will not wonder at that
confession.
Because She Had Heard SO Much.
or course. We asked her her reason and
she said. because I heard so much
about it. II hate anything 7 hear too
much said about. II turns me against
it. Didn't you ever feel that way about
book"
hid We: We searched our minds In
answer 70 this challenge .And presently
admitted thai We sometimes didd.
A Struggle TO Eeep From Having It
Loaned Ne.
My contribution was Lorna Doonc. '
T never could make up my mind To read
that hook. At first 7 just didn't happen
to, and then people rarcd 50 about its
charms when they found that hadn't
read IL that | turned against IL. ! have
even had n we'll meaning friend get I'll"
book out Of the library for mo. and ]
really meant to read il that time. but
there always seemed 10 bc something
moro interesting to mo first and guilt
ily carried il back unread after renewing
il thrice. Twice since, then. I have
fought off offers IN loan me tho book.
using up considerable energy and almost
losing one friend in tho process
Anothnrc member nf our Eroun plead
cd guilty TO never having read "Ramo-
ma. She owns il because ono Of those
friends who give ycu what you ought 10
have instead &c what you want. had in
sisted on presenting her with it. hur
she never has opened 1t and never IN
tends to.
Other Books Everyone Is Supposed
to Have Read.
Uncle Toms Cabin" "Onr Thousand
leagues Under the Sea and Tom Saw
YER were among the other books which
everybody is supposed IN read. and
which various members of our group
pleaded guilty to dctcrminrdiy sidcsurp-
ping.
Perhaps you are appalled, NJ those con-
fessions. doubtless you have read every
ono Of these books and. know jus; how
much lhrSr nhSi inntr folks ar" missing.
But stop a bit hnfnrc you condemn. Arc
you sure there isn't n single wont-rcad
book in your calendar"
t'so Eranuiatr'l sugar in th" rinsing
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BUY WAR SAVINGS STAMPS

b" hold in tho High Schpnl gymnasium
in March. The datr will BE- arranged
later. The question Of that department
holding n large demonstration affair in
the near future WIS referred to th,,
proper COMMITTEE for investigation.
l'Ians were discussed, 10 have :, num-
her OF students in IT," manual Depart
m"ut receive instruction. in sheet metal
work DR.. Citizens read Il c"mmunrn-
ZION from the war department asking
If the board desired TO have military
training taught in til" High school. in
which event An army "iflcrr would J."
furnished gratis. Th" matter was taken
under aiiviS"m"nt. 'rh" resignation Of
c. w. F"rtn"y. jAnit"r AT tn" High
school. WAS r"''"iv"d and Was r"f"rr.I
to the building and grounds commit
toe.
In the ahS''fIcr Of ClrIk Frank Stan
ton wh" is III IN his North Wheeling
home Supt. Citizens occupied HAT "ffir.'
last night. 'rh" In"mh"rS >pr"%"ni III tn"
meeting were: President RrymHiin.
M"SSrs. Dancer. i;"Ilrrr. kaIm. k"pu"r.
injury. Mjll'r Nl"k"". REED. RIrst"r.
SeuhrIGh:. Wagner and Wendell.
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TOLEDO. o.. Feb. 2o.-'fhirty-four
arrests were made here this afternoon
and tonight in the campaign ihaugur-
atcd by United States district court
and department Of justice Officials III
all effort to enforce federal Jaw
against carrying liquor from u wet "
u dry state.
Clearing houses estimated late To-
hight that the sales for the two days
since the Michigan supreme court IN
validated the search and seizure pro-
vision of the prohibition law agGre-
gated Two million dollars.
Stocks in some wholesale houses
were reported depleted this afternoon.
Several hundred automobiles left mere
during the night loaded with whiskcf:
4 binding snow storm was raging and
numerous minor accidents are reported
on the Dixie highway between here and
Monroe. Mich
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BEECH BOTTOM MINER
HAS LEG FRACTURED

Igual,lI$ frab 4 Polish miner. EN-
pluycd ut the Beech Bottom min"' was
hit by the work train in the man" last
night and had his right log iracturcu'
r." WIS removed to the North Wheeling
hospital. whrr" il was stated that MS
INJURIES though serious. were not neccS7
sariy fatal. The luan is about 81 years
Of ng, and Wa. accompanied To the nos
piial b. his WIFI.
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WELLSBURC MAN
~. BREAKS HIS LEG

John Hahn. aged e.. resident 81
WcllShurE was removed Ia IN" ONO
Valley general hospital last evening, ar
irving on Il strrtChcr on the evening
train. Aside from the fact that n" re-
ccivrd his injuries on the Wabash rail-
ruad in Wclsuurg and that he was scnt
to the local institution by'Dr. HARDEN OF
that city, no Information was ohtainaolc
as to hoT he received his injury.
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SANDUSkY. O.. Feb. 20.-All the 1ast
automobiles in SnnduSky are being
bought at cXorbitant prices by men VINO
admit that they represent whlSkey
smugglcrS. One secondhand car was
sold for moro than il cost originally
Many machines are said TO nave pcen
wrecked in travelling into Michigan ana
il is limited speedy cars are needed 10
rush in a supply Of liquor while the
bars are down
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BUSINESS OPPORTUNITIES

PATENTS for sale. To buy or sell pat
cnts address Patent Ncws---.t. Wash
inEtnn. u. 6. Only inventors newspaper
published.
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WANTED-Male

wANTED-Young man to work on In.
tclligencer nights. One familiar with
sports preferred. Salary small to begin
with. Apply in person to City Editor
after $3.50 p. m. 1-2l-t1
WANTHp-A reliable man to farm on
halves, must have small family ana
give good reference. Address B. C., care
Of Wheeling Intaligencer. Wheeling: w.
Va. t-SA-I
wANTED-Boy 10 learn tbs printing
trade. Must b 15 years or over.
Night work, six nights Per week. Apply
to Foreman 1ntSlNGeucer. f-19lo
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WANTD-AgenH

WANTED gooo agents 70 oeli
household necessities on the INSTALL
ment plaA- Best Of goods ana oeot o.
tcomrnissions. We pay weekly. e. p
Adams Co. 1140-1142 Main 1t mr.13-tf
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|BRA[N TEST s !
! BY SAM LLOYD. !
3 Minutes Ia Answer This
MO. A.

These little sketches from In" ZOO
suggest two articles that may b" found
in every drygoods shop Can you tell
what they are?
ANSWER TO no. 80.
The college girls age was was Is years
Copyright 1919 by Sam Lloyd.
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WANTED--Fenale

WANTED-Girl to do hemstitching. Call
at Singer Shop 20 18th st. t-2l-l
WANTED-Lady stenographer. Ad-
dress Is 72l. care IntelliEencer. f-1s-i
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FOR REM

-f-
FOR RENT-Furnishcd rooms per week,
81 and up, furnished Housekeeping
rooms. $3.50 up. range. bath. phone.
Apply 1929 Chapline street. f-l8-J
FOR RENT--Garage. No. l0-l6th st.
f-l3-m
FOE RENT-Nicely furnished rooms.
modern conventences. in business cen.
ter OF city. Inquire End floor 1ntellfgen-
Ger Bldg. 3a-13-tf
ron RENT-One large light front room
End floor, Market street. steam heat.
suitable Coz one or two gentlemen. will
rent furnished or unfurniShed. Inquire
End floor Intelligencer Bldg. ja-f3-tt
POR REHT-Splendid room 50 By ~
feet. sky lights steam heated. suitable
for a photograph gallery. or other busl.
ness. Located in business district close
10 depot. Apply to Peter Boyd. Wheel,
ing Intelligencer. 1905 Market street. .
Wheeling. d-S-tf
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t'so Crnnulatrd sugar in tho rinsing
water when washing lnrrs instead Of
starching them. The result will be more
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FOR sALE-Baled straw. ". A. Giffia.
Call Elm Grove TO Ring 3. f-19-i u
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FOR SALE

FOE SALE-Refrigerator. kitchen range.
bedroom furniture. Apply 635 Main ST.