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The evening world., 1919-02-20
Arm, OffIcrr. Give nnlI.

One OF the largest dances Of the sea-
son was given last night at the Hotel
PcunsS lvauiA by the officers Of the
Corps for the benefit
of IT, Welfare Department Brig. Gen.
and Mrs Harry y. wilkins and the r
Miss Margaret wilkins, re-
CpiNpd the guests.
The evening world., 1919-02-20
FUN FOR NEGRO FIGHTERS.
First of II series Of Entertainments
TO-MorrOw Night.

Expecting the mastering out OF the
old 18th Regiment will be finished Sa.
urday, the Hayward Unit Of the Wa
Camp Community Service yesterday
announced series Of entertainments
for the negro veterans.
The FIRST will he held SATURDAY.
night, when great dance viii he
given at the 18th Regiment Arm 1ry.
The evening world., 1919-02-20
Sheets and Pillow Cns~s

Great Price Reductions
on New Bedford and Wamsutta Percale
sheets aud Pillow Cases-subiect 10
slight impcrfcctions.
Single and "a Sire Crochet
Spreads s2G7 I.S1
Crochet Spreads
value S3l7 ........,......,,S S.S1
The evening world., 1919-02-20
Dress Goods
First Friday
Inventory Ciearances

54-ineh All-Wool Fine Twill Serge
spongcd and shrunk-tan. brown,
olive. myrtle. laupr aud navy
were SRO7 .........,....... I.E6
80 and 42-inch All-Wool Tsffeta
Panamas- tan. Copenhagen, brown.
olive. myrtle. navy and black
54-inch All-Wool Zibelines high
lrstre--in oxford. navy and hlnCk
Ncrc $3.97 and SiO7 ..,....s s.D1
5i-inch All-Wool CIoaising Chin
chillas black and striped velours
good colors-
were S6D7. .............. S.DS
54-inch All-Wool Shepherd Checks
in black and whitc--ln small
and medium sizes ......., ..Ds
54-inch Ali-Wool Black Poplins
heavy woave--wcre s2.07 zoo
3s-inch All-Wool Storm Serges-
IN brown. garnet. myrtle and navy
suitable for childrcn's dresses -
s4-inch All-Wool New Spring Nov
city Plaids stripes IN rough finish
serge and prunclla weavrs in black
and white. navy and tan. brown and
white. with black or navy. and large
assort mcnt ~ other beautiful color
combinations FOR
The evening world., 1919-02-20
ARTIST RANGERS WILL
IS IDENTIFIED IN COURT
State Charges Sister Substituted for
II False Document to Get Ar.
lists 100000 Estate.

Assistant District Attorney waugh
opened the case for the prose secution yes
terday against Edith r. Ranger. charged
with substituting a false will for the
true will " her brother, Henry Ward
Ranger, American landscape artist. by
telling a jury before Justice Davis IN the
Supreme Court that he would prove the
existence ~ a conspiracy to have the
true VIII thrown out.
Miss Ranger and her cn-defcndants.
Carl W. Myer and Richard II -, Gun
ningham. Mr.. Waugh sald. had con-
spircd TO obtain possession OF MIR.
Hangers S3OOOOO estate by substituting
the false copy Of his will. Alexander
lIuart. butler for Mr.. Ranger. testified
that though the brother and sister had
not spoken TO each other for twenty
years Miss Ranger asked to see her
brothers body the day he died. and
went as she viewed ".
Abraham Finklcstcin. Recorder In the
Surrogntc's Court. Identified the viii II
the artist which was admitted 90 pro-
hnfp.
The evening world., 1919-02-20
kinonos
First Friday
Inventory Cicarances

Flannelette kimonos - Variety of
pretty colors aud styles s,lf and
satin trimmings sizes 80 to 40,
our reg. S3.2+ -.bs
Extra Sire Flannelctte Kimonos --
Collarlcss. square neck. also large
or small cullars--si2es ~, so, 81
reg s2.9i .................. EIy
req s3oi ................ 3.tS
Clearance Of Blanket Saeques
our reg. sl0b. ........,...... b'is
The evening world., 1919-02-20
White Goods
First Friday
Inventory Cidrdnces

Hearn'S GOODYEAR Poplin-30-in.
wide--name guarantees quality
our reg. 20 ........,..'. .5S
Mercerized Poplin-f7-in.-
our reg. 80. ............-.,-. II
our req. 7s-..'.........- .6S
36-in. Nainsook for Underwear or
Infants Slips our reg 30 -
44-in. Longoloth-l0-yd. piece.
our reg - GS ............1.S y. 81
The evening world., 1919-02-20
Affrcctipe Friday Values in
Spring Attire for
Women and Misses
Women's and Misses Suits

y
our reg s37.75............ 2S.OO
A new Spring model in navy and
black serge is smartly designed with
u scmi-box coat with long shawl
collar. The lines are particularly
graceful and have the new. slender
effect. The suit is braid bound and
trimmed with rows Of braid a, the
sides.
Women's and Misses Dresses
our reg. SlI75 to s2g.7j IV.OO
Z 4 very charming crepe de chine
dress that comes in navy, black. plum
aud Copenhagen blue, IS beautifully
embroidered in chenille IN box pat
tern At this price also are variety
of lovely dresses in taffcta and satin.
Red Ticket Lot Of Suits - Gahardnc
and serge include fitted models With
notchcd or con vcrtiblc collars IN navy.
brown. Burgundy Y and black All re-
markablc at this value
our reg. s2t75 and sS0.75 i0.OO
A Very Special Value in suits Of
serge. broadcloth and oxford, shows
some suits trimmed with fur aud
Others sclf-trimmcd in many he.
coming styles Navy. brown. oxford
and black
our reg. ss9.jO and sis.75 22.SO
The evening world., 1919-02-20
Quilted Mattress Protectors
Wash Cottons
First Fridav
Inventory CLeaIances

Outing Flannel surplus Of dark
CulOrs were ~ S..........yd rs
Fancy Dress Ginghams - Stripes.
checks. plaids. plain culors--
were 80 ............... .s4
Fancy Dress Voiles Many neat
patterns were .35........... 40
Crinkle Crepe-were .3s ..... 80
Foulard Sateens- Floral or figured
effects on light or dark grounds
were .i5............... .S S
Yard Wide Percales light grounds.
we're 81 l.............. Ia
The evening world., 1919-02-20
Musiins
Sheets Spreads
First Fridoy
Inventory CicarGnccs
First Fridoy

Uubleached Muslins 3Sll IN vide
10 to 80 yard lcugtbs-
value II ..... ........ Yard. 4 y
36-in. Bleached Muslin
value ~ .... ........... .tSh
Bleached and Unblesched
Sheeting value 20 Yard .OS
Assorted Stripe Tiokings
value 81 ......... Yard .'tB
Dwight Anchor
Sheets and Pillow Cases
The evening world., 1919-02-20
VeHings and
NeckWear
First Friday
Inventory Cieaydnces

Mesh Veilings-Iariety Of patterns
black and colors- special .... is
Draped Wells Circular and long
chenille aud woven borders-blaCk
and colors-our reg ~ 47...,. .37
Organdy and Net Ruffling-
our reg. .0i ...............
Collars and Sets Variety Of styles
our reg I7.................. .3 1
Highland Linen Initial Stationery
Cards or paper broken .assort-
mcnt of letters ....... .OI .S
The evening world., 1919-02-20
Fur Mum
First Friday
Inventory Ciedrances

Popular melon shapes various skins
silk lined with ring
The Wheeling intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1903-1961, 1919-07-17
RETURN OF BODIES
OF FALLEN HEROES
WILL Be DELAYED

Mr. e. II. Watkins head Of the Wat
kins. House + Hermann. firm and a
member of the Purple Cross orEaniza-
ton has received an official bulletin,
10 The effect that bringing back or
bodies Of Americas fallen heroes from
France will BE- delayed somewhat The
bulletin explains that the French Cham
ber Of Deputies is in conference as TO
what safcEuaIds shall b" taken in dis
intcrrinG the bodies. in order 10 pToicrt
the public health. Just as soon as ms
problem Is solved the war department.
will approve tho removal Of the bodies
to the States and will defray all cN-
pcnScs. including tho us" Of hears" in
tho homo town of tho dead soldier. The
return Of tn" bodies will be carried out
only in rascs where tho family Of tho
soldier requests such action Suitable
memorials for tho heroes of the United
States Will hc erected in Franco, the
bulletin explains.
The Wheeling intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1903-1961, 1919-07-17
COLORED HERO
srRorAET PrNCKNEY, TWICE DEL
ORATED FOE BRAVERY, hES-
TURES AT SIMPSON
CHURCH
Single Handed Sergeant Pinofney cap
tured Fifteen Germans ana heSe"e"
French officer

Wheeling was honorcd yesterday .!
ono Of The hravcst OF the brave IN tnc
person Of Sergeant Rufus flncki'ey' ,o Mtd
spoke last night At the SlI Tnp}roT Who
is Of the negro race. IS the prOuu W.
SCISSOR Of two Croix dc nuciL 70, ,bc
highest awards for bravery mauc ny VIZ
French Government. o,i,a ~
Baltimore, Md. enlisted in the Lhi.c &c,
States Army eight years ago. NJ. rc ; go
his first active service" on lic 80 bic
! border and four months lolloMiaIe ~ a.
rcturn from there was sent OVERSEAS o',
/ part of the American ENPeu'''o"N''
| Force. ,-.-5up
He fought in the Champagne. Ncrdun
/ and Argonnc Forest and WINS Ihrce ,, ,I,i,
! wounded one of the wounds resulting
I in the loss of the sight OF one eye SHE III
! handed he captured fifteen EcrHld. SUI
dicrs and saved an officers lie. II Wa
! for these two last heroic l"ats .nas -.
: OF the 2s5 colorcd troops that LETT l9r
! overseas with Sergeant IlncKncH' @ rhSS
! 60 returned. including the wounded. Inc
, others died on tho Gcld of hattic. s
4 crowd made up chiefly CT Colorcd
people. that packed the simpson SAP. s-
| church. turned out last hiEht, 10 MI MI,
Sergeant linckncy. He confined ms taIk
chiefly to tho part takcn by those 81
| tho negro rncc in the world war He said
! that all the negro wanted was the oppGr-
| tunity to make good. He said that INC
war afforded that opportunity anu ~
! how well tho negro race aHallcd ilsciI
! Of that opportunity is known to an.
The American COlOrcd troops, Salu
Sergeant lincknoy. "arrircd In France
! at the most critical period OF the war
! The Germans were within striking diS-
! lance Of Paris. tho allied commandcrS
were in despair and the fate or llocrIy
and civilization hung on a threat. IL
| was the American army that saved
| Paris and drove the Hun over the Rhincr
and no soldiers in that army coHcrcd
| themselves with more glory thar did
| the Colurrd soldiers. ,
| Sergeant Tinckncy declared that the
negro had time and again demonstrated
| both in private life and on the field or
! battle his intense AmcricaniSm ana 10y
| atty to Old Glory. That tn" c0lorcd sol
diors were returning with nc. chips on
| their shoulders. I'VE arc not demanding
! anything Of our white brothers,. SAID
| tho speaker. but do ask for some con-
Sdcration in the way OF equal opnor-
! tunity TO work out u"r own salvation;
: Like the white folks some Of us arc GOOD
and some are bad. but il is not right
/ that tho good and deserving OF us should
! he made to suffer because Of the acts OF
: tho bad"
: Sergeant Tinckncy leaves this morning
/ for Akron. Ohio. where he Is TO speak
! this evening.
The Wheeling intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1903-1961, 1919-07-17
CONDITION OF prayer
MUCH IMPROVED

Attendants at the North Wheeling
hospital last night stated that consider
able improvement had been noted in the
condition Of Ralph Prayer. who was IN
jured at the city pumping station Tues
day.
In spite OF bad fracture OF the
skull. which doctors believed Tuesday
evening would DO fatal to the young
man. attendants now say that the ~
sicians believe tho accident victim Will
live.
Prayer, who was employed az an OIL
ct at the city pumping plant had his
head caught In some manner between
an eccentric rod and another part Of the
gigantic pump. The skull was fraciur-
ed on both sides near tho top Of tho
head, and the injury extended down
through tho base Of the brain.
The Wheeling intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1903-1961, 1919-07-17
MARYLAND COMPANY
OPENS OFFICE
IN PITTSBURGH

Tho Marland Refining Company.
largo number Of whose stockholders live
in Wheeling and Pittsburgh. has open
cd an office in Pittsburgh. for the reg
,stry and transfer Of stock certificates.
This Will be n great accommodation to
the Marland stockholders in the Wheel
ing and Pittsburgh districts as they can
now have their stock registered or trans
rcrrcJ through the Pittsburgh office, in
stead of through the main office a:
ponca. Okla. as heretofore.
The Wheeling intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1903-1961, 1919-07-17
SALE CONFIRMED

Judge r. VI. Addleman. at vacation
sitting in Part II Of Circuit Court yes
terday entered an order confirming
sale OF property made by Frank Porter
field as guardian for Katherine Hart
mann and others.
The Wheeling intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1903-1961, 1919-07-17
TWO MEETINGS OF
STREET CAR men
TO Be HELD TODAY

Two sessions Of tho local street car
workers union arc scheduled for TO-DAY.
Men off duty in tho daytime meet AT ~
o'clock this morning. while men OH
during tho night shift moot at O'CLOCK
this evening. While it was announced
last evening that these wore regular
meetings, il is understood that enforce
ment Of tho terms of arbitration recent
" agreed to will nc discussed. IN"
STREET car workers have charged tnN
employers have failed 10 meet all re-
ouircmcnts of the agreement.
The Wheeling intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1903-1961, 1919-07-17
OF EDUCATION
MEETS TONIGHT

The monthly meeting OF tho wh""i-
ing school board will be held this even
inc In the boards rooms at the high
School building.
! At this time. superintendent G.. r..
Citizens will submit his list Of recon-
'mcndations for teachers for all Of the
schools of the city for the year l9lY-@O.
y The proposition TO include an clcm"n-
tary course in nursing for f'r"Shmar
year girls in the High school, AMI 10
employ four additional pubic hath
nurses, will come up again at this time.
The Wheeling intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1903-1961, 1919-07-17
FIVE PERCENT CASH
DIVIDEND DECLARED

Tho directors Of tn" Wheeling Stc"l
Casting company met Wednesday AMI
declared y sp"CiHl H." pcrCcn; cash di',i-
dCnd. making eleven percent for tn"
year TIL" books Of tn" company close
ON July 10Th and tho stockholders will
rrrciv" their dividend checks on August
LIST.
This special five percent dividend is
evidence that the Wheeling steel taSiin
company. like most other Wheeling in
duS'ricS. has had n prosperous year and
is nItomistiC concerning future business.
The Wheeling intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1903-1961, 1919-07-17

The greater ;hc necessity for saving
the greater your opportunity to use
Tho Iutellisencer Want Ads
The Wheeling intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1903-1961, 1919-07-17

The greater rho necessity for saving
the greater jay opportunity 10 use
Tho Intellisenccr Want Ace
The Wheeling intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1903-1961, 1919-07-17
AUTO CRASHES INTO
POLE ON ISLAND

An automobile crashed into pole Al
Penn and Xnnr avenues yesterday after
noon and kn"ck"d tho Wheeling Trac-
lion C"mrany's trolley wire from its
fastCningS. Tho wire fell to the Str'St
and street cars were delayed for almost
an hour, while crows from tho Island
car harm replaced Tho wire.
Tho car hnr" All ohio license and the
woman driving explained that rs She
drove VIZ Penn street. 'nnt"rcyclc turn
cd Shrrpiy off Zane and in order 10
avoid a coll,SIC she drIV" into IN" pole.
Her car was h"dly damaged and WINS
trw"d /" n garage. for repairs. No one
VIZ hurt.
The Wheeling intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1903-1961, 1919-07-17
MINER KILLED

Joseph LcNozic. n miner employed at
the Wheeling & Lake Erie railroad s
coal mine at Neff. Ohio. was killed by a
fall Of slate in the mine yesterday.
Coroner ]. r. Wyatt OF Bcllairc, Will
hold an inquest this morning. A sister
Of the mine victim committed suicide =
year ago.
The Wheeling intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1903-1961, 1919-07-17

OIL AND GAS MEN!
Take this tip: Duy Tulsa Inter
state shared today at 800. You
know the game well. See announce
1nent In todo-'s mtelligcncer.
The Wheeling intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1903-1961, 1919-07-17
FINISH CLEARING UP
GAS PLANT DEBRIS

The Bellaire Scrap Metal company
yesterday finished cleaning up the JUNK
a, the old gas plant yard A car Was
loaded during the day with all that re-
NAMED Of the scrap iron from The ola
gas tanks. the pillars and other JUNK
which VIE left lying in the yard "hen
the gas tanks were removed several
months ago.
The Wheeling intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1903-1961, 1919-07-17
A. E. MASTEN co. OPENS
BRANCH OFFICES

Louis Brand. Of a. f. MaStcn Com
pany. brokers', spent Tuesday and We'd
ncSGay in Parkersburg and Marietta.
in both Of which citirs MaSt'n company
10 operating stock cxchang" offices. Mr..
Brand reports good buS:acss in both Of
these branch offices with trading lively
in O variety Of stocks.
South Bend news-times. (South Bend, Ind.) 1913-1938, 1919-02-14
COTTAGE PRAIER MEETING.

Cottage prayer meetings will be
held by the centenary units Of the
Methodist Episcopal church Friday
evening at 1880 o'clock at the fol-
lowing homes. g.
W J.. Chesbro. 2O4 Union St;
Rev. Or. B. Earle Parker, 210 Lin
coin way w; Walter Pasco. 2O3 S
Columbia ST.; Mrs. Anna Kohler,
1912 Margaret ST.; William Garman.
III W. Seventh ST.; John Quick, 500
W. Grove St; Mrs. VI. +. Knoblock,
535 W. Third St; A. l.. shank. 213
Lincoln way E; Mrs. Ella Rogers.
2OS T.. Fourth st: A. j. HenwOod,
S22 :. Main St; William Burknart.
C37 r. Third St: Nelson Culp. Wash
inEton av.: William Lechhtener,
629 T.. Third St: Fred Newman, 701
n. Main St; Clark Hedges, 7O2 y.
Main ST: J. w. Virgins, 213 w. Bat.
tell ST.. Adolph Prahl, 400 Park av
These meetings are preparat Jry
to the coming revivals to be held at
the Methodist church.
South Bend news-times. (South Bend, Ind.) 1913-1938, 1919-02-14
COOPERATIVE STORE
WILL OPEN IN CITY

Mishawaka is going 10 have a CO.
operative grocery store which Will
aim 10 reduce the high cost OF liv-
ing. "Mishawaka Mercantile Co" is
the name chosen for the new con-
Germ, which has taken the store at
225 y. Main St, and which will open
for business Monday, Feb "a. The
iGea originated among employees Of
the Mishawaka Wooden company.
Frank w. Osborne is president Of
the concern. Out OF 200 shares
placed on the market at $40 per
share, 16S have already been dis
posed Of. Stockholders in the new
venture will be given a five per cent
discount on everything they buy.
The store will carry the best lines in
the grocery line which will be sold
at as near cost as is possible. The
members. or course, will have the
preference in the inducements offer
ed by the new cooperative system. II
is intended as soon as the store gets
a proper start 10 put in a line of
fresh butcher meats While the
scheme is q new one so far as Misha-
waka is concerned. it promises to be
successful on account OF the support
already promised by the working
people of the city.
South Bend news-times. (South Bend, Ind.) 1913-1938, 1919-02-14
FIRST IN THE NEWS TIMES
Ambition
Pills
For Nervous People

The great nerve tonic-the fam
Gus WendelTs Ambition Pills-that
will put vigor, vim and vitality into
nervous tired out, all in, respondent
people in a few days in many in
stances.
Anyone can buy a box for only
30 cents, and Wetticks Cut Rate
Drug Store is authorized by the
maker TO refund the purchase price
if anyone is dissatisfied with the
first box purchased.
Thousands praise them for gen
eral debility, nervous prOstraion,
mental depression and unstrung
nerves caused by over-indulgence
in alcohol. tobacco. CT overwOrk OF
any kind.
For any aflictiOn of the nervous
system Wendells Ambition Pills are
unsurpassed, whiie for hysteria,
trembling and neuralgia they are
simply splendid. Fifty cents at
Wettick's Cut Rate Drug store and
dealers everywhere. Adv.
South Bend news-times. (South Bend, Ind.) 1913-1938, 1919-02-14
|MZSF1AUAKA GENERAL NEWS
NeDs-Ttmes oLnoohW Home hons1s

sale While some Of the merchants
are still busy stock taking and may
not be in a position 70 advertise for
the coming weeks event. They
state il Will be only a matter OF a
few more days when they will join
with the others in boosting Bargain
day" which has already become an
esta blished institution in Misha-
waka.
The offerings for the second sale
viii, it is promised, be even more at
tractive then advertised for the
opening event. The time was so
short that some OF the store keepers
were unable 10 give sufficient time
10 go over their stocks Next week
10 is promised they will be in every
way better prepared TO take care of
their customers.
South Bend news-times. (South Bend, Ind.) 1913-1938, 1919-02-14
RIVER PARK

Mrs. Bert Hardy entertained the
River Park Independent club Thurs
day afternoon at her home on Short
St. Mishawaka. During the bust
ness session plans were partially
made to give a social in the near
future. Mrs. Bidwen and Mrs. Amos
Shirk were appointed to arrange
the program for the next meeting.
The program consisted of victrola
music, reading, Wipe Your Feet at
the Door. Jacob" Mrs. Fred Slade
story. Mrs. Ambrose Bussert. Inter
esting contests featured the social
hour, prizes in the fish pond con-
test were won by Mrs. Frank Darr
and Mrs. Bussert. The vegetable
contest was won by Mrs. Shirk and
Mrs. Eager Mrs. Ault and Mrs.
Bussert were successful in the artist
canvas contest. A o'clock lunch
con was served by the hostess. The
next meeting will be held in two
weeks with Mrs. William Ault. :.
Sixteenth St
Miss Ruth Whitcomb was hostess
to the True Blue girls Thursday
evening. The annual election of Off
GERS took place and the following
were chosen: President. Miss Ruth
Whitcomb; vice president Miss
Mary Wingit: secretary. Miss Irene
NeWcomb; treasurer. Mrs F'reda
McGrew. The various committees
viii be appointed at the class meet
ing Sunday morning. Music and
contests featured the social hour
prizes were awarded TO Miss Elsie
Hops and Miss Margaret Burke. Re
freshments were served The next
meeting will be held Thursday Feb.
p with Miss Mary Wingit. y.
Eighth ST.
Mrs. l. c. Stewart was hostess AT
a family dinner Thursday evening.
Covers were laid for - Mr.. and
Mrs Harry Wagner of Marion. Ind.
were out Of town guests.
The girls training class held a
meeting Thursday evening at the
school house
The Sunbeam class Of the Free
Methodist church Sunday school will
be entertained Saturday afternoon
by Miss Elda Lee, S. Fifteenth st.
Mr.. and Mrs. George Winters of
South Bend news-times. (South Bend, Ind.) 1913-1938, 1919-02-14
TRAP SHOOTING CLUB
HAS BEEN ORGANIZED

The "Mishawaka Trap shooting
Club" was organized at p meeting
held in the hardware store of c. l..
Barnard * Son last night. num-
Der of enthusiasts were present.
judge Ralph Feig occupied the
chair 1t was the opinion of the
meeting that such an organization
could be made a success in Misha-
waka. The following organization
committee was appointed o. f..
Morgan, George Vinson. Charles
Beehler, Charles KirkwoOd and
Lemon Sheets. 1t was the consensus
of opinion that a membership of 80
would give the organization a good
start The committee will get to-
gether and draw up rules. after
which a canvass for members will
be maze. Another meeting will be
held some time next week.
South Bend news-times. (South Bend, Ind.) 1913-1938, 1919-02-14
NEW LUMBER COMPANY
TO ESTABLISH HERE

Barney RobinOvish OF South Bend
will establish a new mill on the base
ball grounds on the north side Of
Mishawaka. He has secured a lease
from the New York Central, and the
new firm is TO be known as the
Wakely Lumber Co. of Michigan
The firm will start operations within
a month. and has already secured
orders from local firms which will
keep the mill going for several
months. The concern will start with
10 employees. which number will be
gra dually increased as business war
rants. The company owns extensive
tim Der lands near Wakely. Mich
Good railway facilities have induced
the new company to come to Misha-
waka.
South Bend news-times. (South Bend, Ind.) 1913-1938, 1919-02-14
SECOND BARGAIN
SALE WEDNES
Merchants Will Advertise
Wonderful Offerings For
Second Shopping Event.

Encouraged by the success that
attended the first combined bargain
day sale in Mishawaka last Wednes-
day. the merchants are already be-
ginning 90 arrange for the second
event. which takes place next We'd
nesday That the sale was a sue
cess far beyond the expectations OF
even the most optimistic is conceded
on all sides one merchant in
formed The News-Times that he in
creased his business fully 500 per
cent over the day previous to the