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The Wheeling intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1903-1961, 1919-06-10
OHIO VALLEY NEWS,

b. lri,d a. his weeks session of circuit
,,Irr at Nv Cumberland.
Chester and Nrw"ll odd Fellows at
tended memorial services held Sunday by
thu New Cumberland odd Fellows. the
graves of decreased members of III" lodge
wcrr decorated and addresses del'Vcr"u
a rhc services.
-Four automobile accidents occurred IN
tins vicinity sunday, but no on" was Sc
rl"uSiy injured. A machine. SAID 10 '''
rr N East Liverpool. lost wheel
rounding - curve on the Eo"kstown ROAD
and turned over. \ second machine
driven by Pennsylvania tourists was
slightly damaged when it went over AN
cmrankmCrt near Hookstown. Autos
uwnrd by Paul kIrtslcr OF Chester ana
john rugh 0f IoOkstown hgur"d IN
hcad-"n collision in Chester.
As a result Of Il weeks campaign
which closed Sunday night. $1,000 I" pay
on ,hT $500 debt of the Church Oh
Christ was raised. Rev. r.. Il. Gallagher
announced Monday.
Private Homer Alliso MAS returned 10
his home n Hookstown after a year !
service overseas. He was member ol
, the 2@Srd field artillery.
ChIldren's day exercises wer" hc'u !"
rho FIRST Presbyterian church Sunday.
Funeral services over the body or inc
, late Mrs. Mary Porter Crawford. Woo"
OF the late John Crawford OF New UNI
,, bcrland. wrr" held at StcubenNiIle NON
day. Mrs. Crawford died at BeaFcr' d.
Friday. 49,
Srfgcan, George C1appcrton has re-
turned To Washington. ID. C.. 1oiioN"h
furlnush spent az. his home here.
After a years service in France RAM
Nader has been discharged from inc
| armv and has returned 10 his homo here
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new MATAMORAS

Charles Cunningham and WIG "'
cIarksburg. came Friday evening to De
the guests Of relatives for a few days
lanes Henderson OF Fly. was pusl-
ness caller in town Saturday.
James Muth Of Holman was IN Town
saturday looking after business.
Miss Marie Kiln" went TO Mar'et' O.
Saturday. to attend commencement OK
crciscs nj the college this week.
Mr.. and Mrs. Falls OF Cleveland, ar
rived Saturday TO be the guests Tor
few DAYS at the c. c. Slower nome OH
Broadway. od
Mr.. and Mrs. Leslie Faggcrt re'urneo
Monday to their home at Paden Guy
after a weeks visit with her parents
Mr. and Mrs. R. l.. Harlon.
Owen Flair who is employed IN inc
oil field at wadsworth. O.. is spending
n few days with his family here.
a crowd of young folks were very
pleasantly entertained Thursday even
ing ut the home Of Mr.. and Mrs. Frank
Burbacher. Excellent music was rem
dcrcd bv the orchestra and delight
full lunch was served.
! Mrs. UnSrr went to Fast Liver7oo'
Friday to visit her daughter. Mrs Eta
| BouEhncr.
! Frank Cunningham Of East Liverpool
was calling on friends in town Friday
and Saturday.
Nancy Catherine Martin Of New Mar
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NORMA TALMADGE IN
1.-THE NEW MOON"PLAYS,
AT THE LIBERTY

Pedro dc Cordoba, who 10 seen - Tia
handsome Prince Michail Ko)oyaf In
Norma Talmadge's latest select picture,
The New Noon" in which she Is pre-.
scntcd by Joseph NJ. Schcnck on Tuesday
and Wednesday at the Liberty theatre.
is n stage and film artist OF high re-
putc.
Mr.. dc Cordoba has supported many OF
the most prominent film stars. including
Geraldine Farrar. with whom lie played
the leading male role in Carmen. Mar
la Rosa" and Temptation" Elsie Fer
Cuson. in "Barbary Sheep" and Pauline
Frederick, in ."Sapho" and "A Daug liter
OF the oSuth." He has also had dis
tinguished career on the soeakinE stage.
playing for several seasons with +. b.
Sothcrn and Julia Marlowe in II We're
King" and other plays.
Mr.. de Cordoba. although born and ed
ucatcd In New York. is Of French ana,
Spanish parentage. His ancestor was
ri Gran Captain, conqueror Of the Moorss
in Spain, about whom he In now .rans-s
lating two plays from Spanish into Ens-i
fish Mr.. dc Cordoba's last appearances
before nc Joined Miss Talmedsss coIn-I
pany was on the legitimate stage witht
Marjorie Rambcau in where Poppies.
Bloom" :
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Time Brings Joy
And Happiness
AZ The Hours Pass tho Coming Of
Baby Draws Nearer-Ar0
You Prepared?


No woman awaiting tn" joy % coming
motherhood should allow the days y
pass without using the wonderful penc-
trating application. Mothers Friend.
BY ~ regular use throughout the pc
rind the system 10 prepared for IN"
coming event and strain and tension Is
relieved. 1t renders the broad. flat alb
dominal muscles plant and they read .ly
yield 10 natures demand for expansion.
As result the nerves arc not drawn
upnn with that peculiar wrenchnS
st rain anad nausea. NERVOUSNESS. bear
ing down ard stretching pains are coun-
tcractcd The abdomen expands easily
when baby arrives and the hours at the
crisis arc naturally loss. Pain and dan
der as a consequence is avoided
Mother's Friend not only allays DIS
trcss in advance, but assures speedy
recovery for the mother. The skin Is
kept sol, and srnooth and natural and
free from Disagreement.
Write TO the Bradheld Regulator Com
many Dept. ] Lamar Building. Atlanta,
Georgia, for their Motherhood Book, and
procure a bottle Of Mothers Friend from
the druggist II is just as standard as
anything you can think Of.
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CLARNCTON

Mrs. Adam Kalbfesch Of TTrichvillc
Ohio has been with relatives here for
!, a few days.
P. f. Cash Of Cincinnati was greet.
ing old friends IN town Saturday
Herman Kricgcr of Martins Ferry
Ohio. las the guest Of relatives on
Route few days last week
Mr.. and Mrs, John c. Dietrich and
children were Wheeling visitors ono day
, last week
Mrs. Webb. c. McKclvcy and sons
Robert and William. returned Thurs.
day 10 their home AT Ravcnswood. W
Va. from weeks visit with relatives
here
DIR. Fl. F. link Of Rcllairr was n pro.
| fcssiOnal visitor in town last week.
Mrs. c. J. Fcist and two children arc
with relatives on Route >.
/ John w. Rose. Sr.. left Sunday fol
Akron. Ohio. as a representative to the
/ Knights Of Pythas grand lodge in ses
/ sion there this week.
Mrs. c. W. Dietrich was shopping II
Wheeling Thursday.
Mrs. William F.. Stcphans is oultc il
at the home Of her sister. Mrs. w. G
! Lapp. near town.
Mr.. and Mrs. Glen Cchrs and two
, children came In from Akron last wecl
to visit relatives ,n"this vicinity.
Dir. and Mrs Ed. +. Dietrich wer,
AT Woodsficld. Ohio. Saturday.
| John s. kampfrr Of Bcllaire Ohio
! spent 4 few days here 'hc past week.
! Mr.. and Mrs. William Grossrnoache
and Mr. and Mrs r. If. Six spent Sun
| day mt Sardis Ohio.
The remains Of Louis Nippert who's,
! death followed n surgical operation a
/ a hospital in Bellaire last week, wer,
brought here and taken 10 his home il
/ Switzerland township.
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tinsrine. is the guest OF her Erano-
parents. DR.. and Mrs. ]. II. Martin ana
Mr. and Mrs. George Harvey.
Fred Lantz Of Rell Ridge, was a DUST
ness visitor here Friday.
Albert Momcyer who has been In me
T.. =. Army overseas returned HON" Fiji
day. W.,
Ei Carson and family and MISS
Naurccn Sutton droN" To Marietta SAT
urddy IN the Carson car.
William Saunders Of Irish Kun. was
n business visitor IN town SATURDAY
Charles Swubcn Of Jolly. was attcho-
Ing to business matters IN town sa'uF-
day.
! Mrs. W. l.. West and daughter fIor-
cnca were shopping in Wheeling. SAL
friday. ,
Mrs. Harry Audrey went t" Rrl'ait'
10 attend tho high school commences
u.cnt ar which her niece. Adelaide
! Woods graduates.
/ Mrs. George Harvey returned "a'u'-
day from a weeks visit with her dauGh-
tier Mrs. Eugene Martin at New Mar
tinsville.
! Mrs. Milton Keller was shopping IN
Wheeling. Saturday.
! Hilbert Boughner of East Liverpool
cnmc Friday To visit his unci" 'lyd"
3 Ungcr
The Wheeling intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1903-1961, 1919-06-10
Martins Rauy Eine

The ball game on Saturday on the
Fourth ward grounds drew good sized
crowd much 10 the appreciation OF the
management. The fact that the Wells
burg Athletic Club. formerly known as
the Giants. was defeated by the Martins
Ferry Eagle Athletics Club. was not SC
much appreciated neither oy the man
agement nor by the citizens, and yet the
defeat may brace up still more the
welsburg team to the winning point the
next time. The score stood 10 10 in
favor: Of the Martins Ferry Eagle Ath'
letic Club The game was not notable
for spectacular features but the fan:
and all present appear 10 have enjoyed
the game and are hoping for good
season throughout.
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CHESTER

CHESTER, w. Va, June 9.-FuneraN
services over the body Of the late Judgn
John A. Campbell aged 76 who died AZ
hts home in New Cumberland Saturday
night. will be held at . o'clock Tuesday
afternoon. Burial will be made IN the
New Cumberland cemetery.
Judge Campbell was president OF the
First National Bank OF New Cumb"r-
land. head OF the New Cumberland board
of education and n trustee OF Bethany
college. He was formerly judge Of the
circuit court. He was a member Of the
Christian church. Besides his widow hn
leaves one daughter. Constance, and one
son. John A. Campbell. both Of New
Cumberland.
Attorney Robert Ramsey Of WellSburG
has been retained TO defend the city Of
Chester In the suit for $4,000 filed by
the Southside Water Works. company. 10
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r. a. Snyre left Friday for visit
with relatives. and friends at Tulsa
Okla
A. c. LaBarron was at Parkersburg
Friday.
Judge Enwright. Of Marietta, was in
town transacting business Thursday.
Mrs. Blaync Lyttle and children re-
turned from rarkereburg Friday. where
they have been visiting for the past
week.
Miss Christie Core left Thursday for
Sistersvillc 10 visit friends for a few
days.
Wilbur Rae. Of Raven Rock, was a
caller in town Thursday.
Guy McTaggart. OF Eureka, was a
business visitor in the city Friday.
Miss Sadie Graccy was shopping at
Marietta Friday.
Mr.. and Mrs. Earl Snyder and chill
dren werc visiting Mr.. and Mrs. s. D.
Snyder Thursday.
Mr.. and Mrs. Gregory Of Belmont.
wcrc shoppers In town Friday.
Mr.. and Mrs. Samuel Cline. OF Dalzell.
Ohio. attended the funeral Of Mrs. Dan
Wiley Saturday.
Frank Laucks. Of Newport. Ohio was
a caller in town Friday.
c. y. Steel. Of Hebron, was a business
caller here Thursday.
a. G. Virdcn. OF Waverly. was a caller
in town Friday.
Mr. and Mrs. r. F. Standiford return
ed Thursday from Follansbee. where
they have been visiting relatives for the
past two weeks.
George Jarvis. Of Belmont. was n
business caller in town Friday.
NJ. c. Shingleton. of Shawnee was in
town Friday.
Mrs. Samuel Campbell visited friends
at Belmont Friday.
Mrs. r. II. Carroll and children re-
turned from Huntington. where they
have spent the past month.
Mrs. Edward Dotson returned to her
homo at Sistersville Saturday
Jerold Emily was a buinesss visitor at
Eureka Friday.
Harry Morgan was at Bens Run on
Friday.
Wheeling Tent D Awning O..
Opr Awutu1a ana ae9-vica 2nfirfv
The Wheeling intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1903-1961, 1919-06-10
CHOKED HIS MOTHER

DAYTON Hamilton. arrested for chokinst
his aged mother. was turned over tol
juvenile court officials by Police JUDGE
Ritz Yesterday. The boy has been idiiDg1
away his time around carnivals ana
abusing his mother. He refused to work
Judge Ritz gave the boy lecture, 1insos
him SEQ and costs and then suspehoeas
tho fine in order that juvenile court of-y
ficrrs might take the boy into custody. !
Skeeter Downing. William Jones ana.
Rem Catlin were fined IS and costs Tor.
creating a disturbance on Main street. !
The Wheeling intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1903-1961, 1919-06-10
WELLSBURG
1oldiern Nome.

The following named Brooke county
soldier boys returned on Sunday. some
on trains. others on street cars. scatter
ed rather. but home: John tRed) "h'
cent. John Lobmiller. Carl Mai"y. James
Rodgers. Jr.. Paul Elc"SScr. vernon
Lucas, Fred Chambers. Harden HelSoh'
Harry BUGGY. Harry Horne. Snai ie'
home at Elm Grove. enlisted !Fpil'
George-Sherrard plant. Clarence Ayer
Will Steel, arrived on Friday. Bruce
Posey landed IN New York on Wedn"s-
day from Germany. {. .. E'osey. from
Germany, expects 10 land on "Wednesday
Of this week. John Lobmiller arrived
oneSat urday. and Lawrence hunkle on
Sunday. Mike Mcmahon. Jr.. arrived
home .on Saturday. Dave Arm"r ana
Jimmy Cox also arrived on sunday
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NRAlna NrNinEla

Miles McEickle, well known resident
Of tho Island passed away at his homo
No. 52l North Huron street sunday "r"-
ming nj 7:55 O'Clock. Mr.. McNickle was
in tho list year Of his az" and had nHch
~ tom 'i.-,c II" 10 60 iNnt "" ms
widow, ono son, George. Of Martins Fer
~ and ,,u Il .uGu"I., Mrs. X. j. Hon
man. Of the Island. and Mrs. +. J. Rich
ardSon, Of Gary. Ind.
Funeral services Will II" h"Id At m"
late homo Wednesday afiornuCn 4 2:Sh
o'clock Rcv, r.. G.. Way. # IN" ''pirit-
ualist church will conduct N" services
and intcrmcnt Will h" mndr IN RiNcrNi"w
cemetery. Martins Ferry.
The Wheeling intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1903-1961, 1919-06-10
-Four Transports Come
With More Soldiers

NEWPORT NEWS. Va. June .
-Four transports. In" SusGuehanna.
Freedom. llnusa,oniC and Minnesota.
arrived hero today wnh 7.nOh ufIi,'rrs
and men. Tn" Minnesota brought the
first Of III" Erghty-frsr Division. the
2l5th Field Artillery. complete
TIL" Susqurhanna brough; tho Th,r-
ty-Second Enginc"rs. complete: de-
tachm"nt Of tho 5l1th Engineers and
several casual companies.
Tho Freedom had on hoard the @l4ih
and 219th military polio" units. and
eleven casual companies.
ON tho Housat cnic wore tho 3l5th
supply train: bakery company No. a07,
and seven casual rnmpanIcs
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tural Agent Mr.. Ecrmls. having rec"'N-
cd a telegram to that effect.
Mrs. J. ". jacobs. Of california. ar
rived in the city on Monday after NlS''
at the HON" -oI' Mr.. and Mrs. IhwWnS
Campbell and Joseph Crouch. Of Buffalo
district.
Mrs. II. P Morris. Of Fremont, MIch''
gan. who is visiting at the hu'n' "l h''
parents. Mr.. and Mrs. Thomas 'Aihpo'''
expects 10 return N Two w""NS-
Circuit court adjourned for Iu"S"A!
on accour-- of the death 81 IudE' John
4. Campbell, late Of New Cumberland
W Va
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UnIldrsn'B nay.

Sunday evening marked an interesting
seryioa at the Methodist Episcopal
church. The play. in costume. was d.
vided into three parts. First. reference
to the importance OF young people at
tending college; second. the calling OF
the different nations; third. the call OF
Democracy. The children performed
veil their, several roles and the costumes
added more power 70 the subjects MIS-
Fred NaSee furnished the piano music
for the service. Rev. ". Z. E Sarcos'
the pastor, spoke briefly bnt, 70 the
point, relative TO the occasion.
The Wheeling intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1903-1961, 1919-06-10
ST. MARYS

Wednesday evening juno II. NJ
o'clock Miss Nellie. Grimm ana pupils
will give a free recital in IN" flrSt M
f. church. There will be numocrs Tor
tho piano. pipe organ. violin" and vocal
solos Miss Bernie" Wells Will CIV" a
reading and the ST. Marys orchestra VIII
play. No admission will be charged ana
everyone is invited TO attend.
The Wheeling intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1903-1961, 1919-06-10
LOCAL SHRINERS OFF
FOR INDIANAPOLIS

Whc"lnEs Shrinrr delegation got
away oyer tho Pennsylvania railroad AT
7:Sh o'clock last might 10 Indianapolis
whcr" th"y Will attend IN" imperial
council. Two carloads or Shrincrs mad"
tn" trip (" PITT shurGh. and there they
wero assigned To- rullmans attached ~
the Shrine special train.
Tho Shrir", band and patrol went VITA
practically a full membership. \ few
The Wheeling intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1903-1961, 1919-06-10
VIII Celebrate.

Brooke county will celebrate July 4th
the Home Coming OF the Soldiers
Difficulties past. present or 10 come
cannot prevent the heartfelt expression
Of patriotism and Joy over the success
full ending OF the war and the satc re-
turn Of the men Of this county VINO
fought our battles.
Action will be taken lmmeora'eS ny
fraternal and siD1ilar ORGANIZATIONS ana
the result Of such individual efforts
shouId be reported 20 the Herald office
he June 18th. A committee can then De
F. F. PIERDON.
The Wheeling intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1903-1961, 1919-06-10
Mexican Rebels Are
Concentrating Along
the Northern Border

JrNREZ. Mex. Juno 9.--MllIiary m
fol nation was received here today 'ha'
500 V.lln troops had reached SamaIayu-
ca thirty miles south Of Juarcz foil"" .
ing concentration Sunday OF upwards
Of 1000 mon a villa Ahumada u.inrr
! General Felipe Angeles and Marl!N
Lopez
The Wheeling intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1903-1961, 1919-06-10
OBITUARY
James 1dcNamArA.

Funeral services will b. conducted
at the homo Of his sister. Mrs. El!cn
Freeland. 37o0 Wctzcl street. this morn
ing at $50 O'Clock for the late James
Frceland. well-known resident of he
South Side, who died Nt the Wheeling
hospitaI. Saturday. in the ffty-siNth
year Of his age Requeim high mass
will be celebrated at the st. Alphonsus
church AT o'clock and intermcnt VIII
be made in Nj. Calvary cemetery.
The Wheeling intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1903-1961, 1919-06-10

! WASHISGTON. Julc 9.-R"h"l a'''F-
ity in Southern Mexico. especially III 'ne
region Of tho lsthmus Of Tchuantepc'
railroad has grown much more serious
rfc'al aorccs from Arxlco city 'ooay
said
All traffic on th> railroad between
Vera Cruz and TERRA Blanca was sus-
, pended the day after General DahS'
Leader Of tho federal forces in TINS re-
gron. was killed somc days ago and mas
not been resumed. The r"bels also attack,
cd recently the city Of M"deIlin' aOoo'
! ~ cnty-hvc miles fr,m Vera cruz.
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Allen Brock Funeral.

Funeral services were held yesterday
afternoon at the late residence. Vir-
ginia street. for the late Alien Brock.
well-known resident Of The Island, VIII"
passed away Saturday morning. Rev
r. E. L. Stridrr. pastor Of ST.. Matthews
church. conducted tho services and en-.
tom ment was made in Greenwood
mausoleun. q. ". l.utz. Howard Nc
Nash. e. Fl. Copp. \. T. Hump. Hal Sp"i-
del and PEBBLES Tatum were tho pail
hearers.
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prominent Shrincrs remained at home 10
participate in Wednesdays big patriolic
demon Stration.
At indianapolis tn" local delegation
will be greeted by Past Imperial fn'%h-
tate w. W. Irwin. DIR. q. w. BUREAUS
Charles T.. Carrigan. DIR. George l.. Sie-
veg ard Walter :. SuEd"n. These prom
inrnt Shrincrs We already gone. 10 IN
dianapolis with a party OF distinguished
ShrinCrs from Pittsburgh.
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Lame BACK Reviewed.

For n lame back apply Chamberlain ,
Liniment twice a day and massage 'he
muscles Of tho back over Inc seat ol
pain thoroughly al each appllcatloh'
For sale By all dealers.
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Tho death Of Mrs. Dan Wiley. well
known and highly respected resident ot
this city. occurred Thursday juno 5.
after an illness Of few weeks. Mrs'
Wiley was IS years Of age and had been
n resident Of this city for q number OF
years. Surviving are two brothers. one
sister. seven children and her husband.
Funeral services were conducted at Nine
Mile church by Rev McCaulty. OF Nor
gantown. at 2:30 p. m. Saturday. In
tcrment at Nine Mile.
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well6nurI Briefs.

The Prize Winners course and County
Agents Conference which was Ia have
been held all this week at Morgantown.
has been indefinitely postponed. Agricul-
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MEXICO CITY. June a.-NBy Inc
Associated Prcss)-Thc city ot 'h'hua-
hua. which Villa was reported 10 h"'u
was entered Saturday by Federal troops
&C nmandcd Ly General Manuel D'"sur"'
II was announced last night from 'h'
officers Of President Carranza-
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FURNISHED MOONS FOR RENT.

FOR RENT-Aiodern sleeping or light
housekeeping room: private entrance
and use OF telephone. go W. Jefferson.
$500 10
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SALARIES.

You will he WELL paid while
learning and receive increases in sal
airy az regular and frequent intervals.
There are numerous opportunities for
advancement with increased pay.
SPECIAL EXTRA RATES OF PAY
for Sunday evening and holiday as
signments- The hours Of work and
working conditions IRE carefully
planned for the best interest of the
workers.
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GIRLS wanted for ice cream parlor
good wages. short hours. Apply IN
person at The Diana, III w Washing
ton av. gibbs
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FOR SALE-One ton quick truck IN 6rst.
class condition; newly painted. pneu.
matte tires
n u HUPP GARAGE
30 3 L. jefferson. Rear
5957 q
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opERATING ROOMS

You work in light, clean. cheerful
rooms plenty o. sunshine and fresh
air Chairs especially designed for
work at board make yOa as com
Portable as possible.
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ROOM

A clean. cheerful lunch room is pro-
yided where good substantial meals
for meals, the excellent fare with
the low cost makes the lunch room
very attractive.
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REST ROOM

A comfortable, homelike rest room
is provided. In these delightful SUI
rOundings any operator can thor
Oughly enjoy her recreation periods.
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FURs REMoDEI.ED.

FURS
Made 70 order OF the best quail
ity Of skins and artistic workmanship
VIII please you. Price reasonable
&. II. FRANCkOWIAK
Practical Furrier and Designer,
2O3 y. Main ST. Lincoln 1854.
21S5-tf
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DO you Know FIAT.

STORM sash and storm doors made anG
put up by us save coal Miller Sash
and Screen Factory, sic Portage av.
Home phone 2O32 II
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WANTED-At once. janitor Conserva-
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FEMALE HELP WANTED.
YOUNG WOMEN BE
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BUSINESS TRAINING.

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tQ you anywhere
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Copy for afternoon edition must %
In office By 10 a. m. and FOR morning
edition by .. m.
South Bend news-times. (South Bend, Ind.) 1913-1938, 1919-10-10

For light factory work. evenings,
TO 10 p. IN. Apply T. Willard
Ready Co, corner Washington and
St Joe SITS 2S23 II
South Bend news-times. (South Bend, Ind.) 1913-1938, 1919-10-10

WANTED-Women ana girls 10 learn
light shOemaking. We pay while learn
ing also need men and boys for day anu
piece work. MiShawaka Wooden Mfg. 20.
4J7S- II