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South Bend news-times. (South Bend, Ind.) 1913-1938, 1919-04-10
Adele GdrriSonS New
REVELATIONS OF A WIFE
THEIR SECOND HONEYMOON"

Mr.. Savarin at the Pennsylvania
station in time for the 1880 train"
Wives Are Apt TO Know"
Thank you so much for telling
me-" I returned sweetly. although
it really wouldn't have made so very
much difference if you had forgot
ten il. Mr.. Graham told me all that
this morning before he left. but I
suppose that he has been so busy
he forgot what he did say"
He must hold a championship in
the forgetting line" the voice re
tOrted. Now 1 wouldn't think that
OF Mr.. Graham. l always thought
he never forgot anything. But his
wife surely ought TO know"
Yes. wives are apt TO know" {
replied, laughing. Then. at her un-
expected, rather snappy Good by"
] murmured a saccharine response
and hung up the receiver. thoroughly
puzzled as 10 the identity of the
woman who was on sufficiently init
mate terms with Dicky for him thus
10 use her in getting even" with me-
For that was the reason for the
ridiculous telephone message
knew that as well as if | had been
privileged to look inside of Dicky's
brain while he was evolving the
scheme. He had been so piqued by
reproof of one of his peculiarly
atrocious slang expressions that he
had gone into town with Lillian on
an early train. leaving Robert Saw
arin on my hands. and had vaguely
threatened that he might not be
able to attend the dinner Lillian was
giving in the artists honor.
That he would come TO the din
ner / was certain, for he knew Lii
ian we'll enough TO stand IN whole
some awe Of her wrath. But both
because of his anger at my presum-
ing TO reprove him, and of his
ridiculous jealousy OF Robert Saw
arin, he had made up his mind that
he would cause me annoyance in
some way. Hence the childish teIe.
| phone message relayed through
some one else.
But who was the woman
The curiosity which 1 fiatter my
self was so wholly absent from my
voice as TO pique the woman at the
, other end Of the telephone wire now
would not be denied.
Which Friend OF Dicky's?
Ny thoughts went first TO the
southern girl. Edith Fairfax, whom
I had once seen with Dicky in Ham
bells millinery department buying an
/ expensice hat. Dicky had explained
away the incident but the memory
/ Of the girls face in the cafe later as
I she looked at Dicky. wholly uncon-
sc.Ous of all who saw them that she
T loved him had haunted me ever
since.
But 1 acquitted both her and her
/ sister Leila OF the telephone mes
I sage. Instinct told me that their
voices were not OF the caliber OF
/ this woman's and that they would
hardly lend themselves 10 such a
/ trick
And then there came swift
memory OF the other girl who had
accompanied the Fairfax girls 10 the
! restaurant on that memorable night
the one who had initiated the $40
/ hat so cleverly. The conviction
struck me forcibly that she and no
other was the sender Of the tele-
phone message. But was ne a friend
OF Dicky's?
South Bend news-times. (South Bend, Ind.) 1913-1938, 1919-04-10
PLAN BRANCH HERE
OF SOLDIERS KIN
Mrs. 7. A. Freeman Calls
Mothers, Wives and Daugh-
tiers to Meeting.

Mrs. T. A. Freeman. St Joseph
county's war mother, has called a
meeting for Friday afternoon at 3
o'clock in the Y. w. c. A., at which
all mothers. wives. daughters and
sisters of the countys fighting sol
diers, sailors. marines and aviators
are requested 10 he present Or
ganization OF the st. Joseph county
chapter of the Indiana division,
War Mothers of America, will be af-
fected at this meeting. and affiliation
with the national body will be COM
pleted at once. 1t is expected that
in view of the large number of men
of the entire county serving in some
branch Of the nations defense there
will be a record membership in the
new organization. An invitation to
every woman in St Joseph county
eligible for membership is extended
by Mrs. Freeman.
South Bend news-times. (South Bend, Ind.) 1913-1938, 1919-04-10
NEW ATTEMPTS TO
GET BARRETT DELAY
CONTINUED FROM PAGE ONE)
derers. rapists. thieves, etc
minor importance
Pipad No Emergency.

derers. rapists. thieves, etc.-of
minor Importance
Plead No Emergency.
The plea. in substance, was that
there is no emergency calling for
immediate action in restraint of such
a vice.
1T is the justice of this case that
calls fox immediate action said
Pros. Schwartz. combating the mo-
ton. ITO let a place of this kind,
which is "A public nuisance, continue
TO operate for 10 or y months can
have no other effect than to defeat
the purpose of the law, and would
be an injustice TO the community
more important as a litigant than
any other before this court.
And it is the duty of the court
TO aid in law enforcement" the
prosecutor went, on land not TO aid
in defeating the law. While sthe
case is a evil one, It is of an eXtraor-
binary nature. other injunction
cases have been taken up in this
court without waiting for the regu-
lar order on the civil calendar. The
idea is preposterous. Under such a
delay the dstan dant could go on
pending trial-and no telling when
II might come-selling his liquor,
and il would be useless to try TO
stop him because injunctions would
be regarded as mere civil cases to
be put down on the calendar in the
regular order. and tried so as not TO
interfere with the court. or not in
convenience other litigants Such a
delay would be equivalent 20 Ii
cense 10 Mr.. Barrett 10 go on vio-
lating and defying the law indefinite
~ and virtually tie the hands OF the
law enforcing officers against stop
ping him by this process
Judge Montgomery indicated after
the arguments that ne would take
the matter under Amusement for a
week, not wishing 70 establish any
precedent without thoroughly &C
quainting himself with the law OF
the case--though the precedent with
difference 10 time OF trial appears to
have already been esta blished by
/ Judge tu1E
South Bend news-times. (South Bend, Ind.) 1913-1938, 1919-04-10

committee of the loan organization.
Chairman Jones plans on giving a
very enjoyable exhibition of soldier
drills. exhibition with gas masks.
patriotic music and Other stunts
along with some addresses in which
the Victory loan will be explained in
some detail.
The Victory exhibition will be Civ
en- in front of the court house Tues
day evening, starting at 1880 or s
o'clock. The following evening the
entire show will be duplicated in
Mishawaka. Church st. is the likely
location for the exhibition in the
neigh boring city. William Forkell,
famous humorist, who made such
an impress sion as a talker in his re-
cent appearance in this city and
Mishawaka. will return next week
for the exhibition and will be used
as one of the principal speake s.
Other speakers will also be secured
by Earl s. Dickens, president OF the
Ad-Sell league who is also chairman
of the speakers bureau of the loan
organization.
Program Not Complete.
The program for the exhibition
is not complete as yet but one Of
the promised features of the pro-
gram will be a military drill by a
crack soldier squad of Polish re-
turned soldiers. The young men
have donated their services to the
exhibition TO assist in the success
Of the loan. Lawrence y. Nannell,
returned soldier who has volunteer
ed his services to the loan organiza-
ton TO help in any capacity, will
give an exhibition of the gas mask
drill as it is given 10 the American
soldiers after their arrival in France.
Vanneu will put on a gas mask in
six seconds. which is the time re-
CURED in the army regulations.
Local entertainers viii be secured
for the exhibition 70 provide sing
ing and also amusement for the
crowd. other features are to be add
ed. with the idea of attracting thou
sands Of people TO the scene both in
this city and in Mishawaka.
South Bend news-times. (South Bend, Ind.) 1913-1938, 1919-04-10
NEWS OF INTEREST TO
POLISH CITIZENS

SOCIAL EVENTS.
A very pleasant party was ar
ranged for Mrs. Josephine Skibin-
ska, Durham St, Wednesday after
noon. The time was spent socially
and with games and at it's close de-
licious luncheon was served. Mrs.
Skibinska was presented with many
pretty gifts. Those present were:
Mesdames Josephine Kliniewicz.
Mary Daniczak. J. II. Koscicka.
LeOna Bedke, 4. L. Chivastowska
Victoria Jasniewicz. Louise Suchow-
ska and NJ. Graft.
Mrs. John Batsla, Oil Laurel St,
entertained II members of the
Glover club at her home Wednes-
day afternoon. In the contests
which were a feature of the after
noon, favors were awarded to Mrs.
Helen GurdOn and Mrs. Charles
TOkay, while music and needlework
were other diversions. on April "a
Mrs. Edmund Raider, 2231 Roger
ST.. will be hostess to the club.
The singing rehearsal of the st.
Hedwige's Choral society will be
held Friday evening at thu st. He'd
wige school building
The gymnasium class OF Lady
Falcons Il. Balicki. No. ], will hold
their exercises Friday evening at H.
Balicki hall, w. Division ST
The NJ. Romanowski Falcons will
hold their exercises Friday evening
at Z. Balicki hall. w. Division St
South Bend news-times. (South Bend, Ind.) 1913-1938, 1919-04-10
Announcements

Services will be held Thursday
and Friday nights at the Epworth
Memorial Methodist Episcopal
church. corner of Lincoln way W,
and Olive st. Rev. G.. w. Switzer
will conduct the meeting.
Mrs. John Ettlein. 513 s. Taylor
St, will be hostess 10 the members
Of the Wanita Sewing circle Friday
afternoon.
The Francis Willard w c. T. L.
will meet Friday afternoon with
Mrs. Samuel Lehman. 116 W. Garst
St
There Will be a meeting Of the
music and art department Of the
South Bend Woman's club Friday
afternoon at o'clock in the club
rooms.
South Bend news-times. (South Bend, Ind.) 1913-1938, 1919-04-10
KILLED BY LIGHTNING.

NINCENNES. Ind. April TO-
Frank 2. Burkhart, 40 years old.
was struck by lightning and instant
" killed Wednesday afternoon dur
ing a severe storm. Burkhart had
been fishing and sought shelter un-
der a large tree.
South Bend news-times. (South Bend, Ind.) 1913-1938, 1919-04-10
VICTORY SHOWS
ARE PLANNED
Chairman Jones of Features
Committee Arranging
Exhibitions.

Preliminary arrangements for a
free Victory exhibition, as IT Will be
called, for the purpose of boosting
the Victory Liberty loan drive,
which opens one week from next
Monday and continues until May
10. TO be given Tuesday and We'd
nesday nights of next week were
made public today by Nelson l..
Jones. chairman Of the features
South Bend news-times. (South Bend, Ind.) 1913-1938, 1919-04-10
NOTICE.

The regular annual meeting Of the
stockholders of the American Trust
Co. South Bend, Indiana Will be
held in The banking room Tuesday.
April p, 1919. at $3.50 o'clock
.12326-12 +. NJ MILLER. Sec'y.
South Bend news-times. (South Bend, Ind.) 1913-1938, 1919-04-10

Sung y Henry Burr. coupled with
I'm Forever Blowing Bubbles" A
record everyone will want. Now on
sale. The c. ". Copp Music Shop.
Advt 12334-11
South Bend news-times. (South Bend, Ind.) 1913-1938, 1919-04-10
Bell 1919. 43S :. Michigan
InWO0d
MHoLEsALE GROCERY.


Bremen White Rose or
Perfection (for good
bread) ..... $50. $1.50
10 Cakes American Fam
lily Soap and / Jap
Rose ..... $500. .5Sc
Friday only. one lot To "A Gus
toner. Value soc.
Gold Medal. Laurel, King
Midas. WingoId. Made
rite ..-... ..-..-. SLID
> Lbs. Clean Navy Beans PC
> Lbs. Lima Beans ..-....- pc
, Lbs. Nice Pruncs ...... CSC
& Dill Pickles .-...... t0c
I Bushcl Nice Potatoes St.12
> Lbs. Rolled Oats ..-.... 25c
, Lbs. yellow Corn Meal 20c
3 Lbs. Nuban Concc .St.1O
Lbs Onion Sets .........1jc
Aunt Jcmima ..1
Pure Cane Sugar .-....... I0C
Tall Can Salmon ...... f9c
Tall Hcbc ....--....... &c
Lb. California tig~ .... poe
= Rub-No- More Powder lie
, LcnON Soap ............ 25c
> Cans Tomatoes .. 25c
12c Jar Mustard .......S Sc
JclIO or .Iify Jcll ..- f0c
1G Lbs. Scratch Feed ..... 4Oc
South Bend news-times. (South Bend, Ind.) 1913-1938, 1919-04-10
PERSONALS

Ms. Mary Butler and Mrs. Edward
Everett spent Wednesday i'm Goshen.
where they were the guests of Mrs.
Joseph Gallagher.
AIRS Never Gilbert 1907 s Main
ST.. has been called 20 Detroit. Mich.
hy the death of her mother Mrs
Bessie Lonsky. of that city.
Mrs G.. w Bliss. 211 r.. CalfoX
av.. has returned from Elkhart
where she has been engaged with
"a nursing case for the past two
weeks.
South Bend news-times. (South Bend, Ind.) 1913-1938, 1919-04-10

Mrs. William Dudley Bungert. S51.
Park av.. was hostess TO 10 guests
at charmingly appointed luncheon
AZ I o'clock this afternoon in the
Robertson tea room. Spring flowers
made a most attractive centerpiece
for the luncheon table Present as
honor guests from out OF the city
were Miss Leah Miller Of Seattle.
Wash. and Mrs. George Davies OF
Chicago.
The meeting Of the Cay and Har-
ris Economics clun ncld Wednesday
afternoon az the home OF Mrs. George
Hepler was in the nature of Il mis-
cellaneous shower honoring Miss
Mary Casey, whose marriage 10 Fred
Freeman viii take place April %.
There We're twenty-five members
present 40 the meeting Miss Leone
Cooley entertained with several
readings ard victrola music was en-
ioyed. Mrs. Grant Miller viii enter
tain the club April 30.
Another affair i'm honor OF Miss
Casey was the aluminium shower Civ
on by Mrs John Turnock. 1925 +.
Cedar ST. Games and contests were
the diversion OF tn evening and
luncheon was served
ON Tuesday OF next week the
Misses Mildred Wolf and Mable
Schebelhut will he hostesses at
miscellaneous shower 10 be held at
the home OF the former 62l y. st.
Louis blvd.
Miss Leila Ogle gave a very inter
esting talk on Food for SChool
Children az the meeting OF the
Franklin Mothers club. Thursday
afternoon. There were fifteen mem
hers and two guests present. Miss
HiXon gave a talk on "Music and
and How 20 Train the Voice in the
Home" a number OF children sang
under her direction The next reg
ular meeting will be held i'm two
weeks at the Franklin school.
Mrs. NJ. Snyder and friends en-
tertaiaed wednesday afternoon with
"a miscellaneous shower for Mrs NJ.
Battel. whose marriage 20 John
Dornbier Of Odeu. H.. will take
place about Easter The time was
spent socially and dainty lunch
con was served a color motif Of
pink and white was carried out in
the house decorations and i'm the re-
freshments
Twenty mem hers OF the Ladies'
Aid society Of the StuH Methodist
Episcopal church were entertained
Wednesday afternoon I'm the churcn
parlors. Mrs. O.. s Bunch and Mrs
William Allen acted as hostesses
Mrs. V. Duncan led the Scripture
reading and Mrs Ida StuU led in
prayer The regular business meet
ing was held and refreshments
served The next meeting will be
held May "A.
The North Side Social club met
Wednesday, afternoon with Mrs.
Harry Mallory. 731 Harrison av.
There were nine members and two
guests. Mrs. Jerry Moore and Mrs.
Mineger Of Elkhart. sister OF the
hostess, present. Mrs. r. F. Clay
bourne. 712 Rex St. will entertain
April %.
Mrs s. Hay and Mrs. J Harding
were hostesses at the meeting or the
Pythian Tsa Laslies Wednesday aft
ernOOn. There were 20 members
present. Needlework was the diver
sion of tho afternoon and luncheon
was served Mrs. J. Fl Henderson
and Mrs. L. r. Hood will he hostesses
fr4u 10 in,
weeks.
Mrs. ". t. Hinkle. 1885 Portage
ay.. entertained nine members or the
Lafayette thimble Wednesday after
noon. The time was spent with
needlework and socially. on April
% Mrs Charles Martin, DubaH av.,
will entertain.
South Bend news-times. (South Bend, Ind.) 1913-1938, 1919-04-10

Try a package Of Elks' club cof-
fee 10 satisfy your taste. 1234S-1O.
South Bend news-times. (South Bend, Ind.) 1913-1938, 1919-04-10

SOUTH BEND REVIEW No. (.
l. -. n. VI.
Regular meeting Friday evening
Called promptly 40 1880. I2241-10
South Bend news-times. (South Bend, Ind.) 1913-1938, 1919-04-10
I'm FOREVER BLOWING
RURRT ES

Sung by Campbell and Burr. one
OF the most catchy records ever
made for the Nictrola. with "Beauti-
full Ohio" vocal on the other side
The c. W. Copp Music shop
Advt. 1881
South Bend news-times. (South Bend, Ind.) 1913-1938, 1919-04-10

Mrs W t. Hinkle. 1885 Portage
aV.. entertained nine members OF the
Lafayette thimble Wednesday after
noon. The time was spent with
ncedlework and socially on April
% Mrs Charles Martin, Dubau av..
Will entertain.
South Bend news-times. (South Bend, Ind.) 1913-1938, 1919-04-10

The North Side Social club met
Wednesday, afternoon with Mrs.
Harry Mallory 731 Harrison av.
There were nine members and two
guests. Mrs. Jerry Moore and Mrs.
Aiineger OF Elkhart, sister OF the
hostess, present. Mrs. r. F. Clay
bourne. TO Rex St. will entertain
April %.
South Bend news-times. (South Bend, Ind.) 1913-1938, 1919-04-10

Mrs 8. Hay and Mrs. J Harding
were hostesses at the meeting or the
Pythian Tsa Laslies Wedn esday aft
ernOOn. There were 20 members
present Needlework was the diver
sion of the afternoon and luncheon
was served Mrs. T. r. Henderson
and Mrs L. r. Hood will be hostesses
at the meeting TO be held in two
weeks.
The Wheeling intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1903-1961, 1919-02-17
SIDE TALKS
by RuTH CAMERON
. rou1pAr1oH OF FRmNpsHR

TIDE FOUNDATION OF FRIENDSHIP
l overheard Two young people in a
| trolley car talking about an engagement
one Of them wanted TO- break.
Said the one who wanted 10 get out
| of the enga cement, I'll tell her I've
got 10 work thnt night"
| Said the other girl: Wont She think
il queer you have TO stay Wednesday
night? You know it's usually Friday
nights"
"oh. no." said the other. "shc doesn't
know about that 1t will be- perfectly
all right" e.. -
Her Lie Would Pass Muster, 50 It Was
Perfectly AL Right.
couldn't help smiling. bit wryly.
at that last phrase. She felt sure that
her lie would pass muster. and there
forc crythins was "pcrfcctly all
right"
DO you know. think that is an as
tonishingly easy state OF mind 10 slip
into, that of considering that naus-
iblc lie is Just as good as the truth.
These girls wouldn't tell lie that
wasn't we'll put together. that would
drop 70 pieces and hurt someone's feel
insS (ard on the rebound hurt their
OWN, but what, they seem by their at
titudc to ask, is wrong with perfectly
good lie"
Would Know Bottor Today.
Somehow l was reminded by that con-
ycrsation OF a little girl | once took
care { (. Sns wanted 70 keep couple
of green A61cs she was Playing with
during R1H;np. Like a fool. ] let her.
When cAO. in to take her up from her
nap. there were several bites out Of
each apple.
"Oh. Elizabeth" said reproachfully.
"and you promised
81 didn't touch thcm." she assured
me. "thc pink and white and blue black
birds New in the window while / was
asleep and ate them up"
After due persuasion she finally con-
fcsscd the truth. but" she added very
much aEGricvcd. IL thought you'd think
the pink and white and blue blackbirds
few in the window and ate them UP
In other words. she thought it II per
fcctly plausible lie, and she didn't SEQ
why it wasn't just rs good as tho truth
IFS Hot Only Rivs Year Odds Who
Think That.
Rut when ono secs how many people
who are nearer five times five than five
think the same. one can hardly blnmc
her.
Sometimes / am afraid truthfulncss
is by WAY Of being an oldfnshioncd viz
tue. We have 50 much TO say about the
duties Of tact and kindlinrss and Sra-
ciousness that VIC sometimes forget
that tho foundation Of NIL TRUE frtcrd-
ship and all right relations between hn-
man beings Is truth.
I have certain friends who tell me-
the truth--not ungraciously and ostcn-
tatiously--but whenever ask them
ANYTHING. And though there are times
when ] turn from them TO the sort OF
friend who will give you approval or
exculpation whenever you ask for It no
matter how many lies they have 10 tell.
! always turn back again. There is
sense Of abiding peace in the possession
Of friend who tells the truth. No one
who wants true friends can afford 10 lie.
The Wheeling intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1903-1961, 1919-02-17
STOCKHOLDERS MEETING
La BELLE IRON WORKS,
Notice Of Annual MeettrF.

Notice il, hereby given that tho an
nutl meeting Of the stockholders o La.
Fell" Ir"n NF"riie. Il corporation. yrya,eu
and oTSaL.+,d ...Qer the laws Of the
State OF West Virginia. will be held IN
Chamber OF Commerce. in tho Market
Auditorium building at the corner OF
Eleventh and Market streets, in the
city OF, Wheeling, County OF Ohio,
State Of West Virgins. at ten O'Clock
in the forenoon on Tuesday. the 18th
day of March. 1919. for the purpose OF
electing n Board Of Directors and the
transaction Of any business that may
lawfully be transacted at an annual
meeting OF the stockholders.
BY Order. OF tho Board OF Directors:
r. {. KIRK. President.
W. &. HIGGINS. Secretary.
January 25th. 1919.
Wheeling. W. Va,
f-l0-lT-o4-mr-3-l1
The Wheeling intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1903-1961, 1919-02-17
WANTED-ARents

wANT1D-Agcnts by manufacturer Of
shoe dressing products to cover exclu-
sive territory. A strong determination
to get out OF the rut into clean cut well
paying business necessary Qualifica-
ton. Apply by letter. Commercial
Sales Co., Stone St. New York City.
f-17-g p
WANT10-Agents OF good appearance
to. work In the city. Salary or COM.
mission. Steady employment to riRh
parties. Call at once, w. A. Henry, -.
floor IntelliEencer Bldg. jl-alsp \
gooo agents TO 6SlI
household Necessities on tho INSTALL.
ment plAA. Best Of goods and best OF /
We pAy weekly. G. y.
Adams Co., 1l4o-1142 Main 81. mf.ls.tf
The Wheeling intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1903-1961, 1919-02-17
METHODIST MINUTE
MEN TO HOLD RALLY
DR. Harry G. Sampson Of Pitts burgh
District Will Be the Principal
Sneaker

All arrangements have been com 3trtc cd
for the big rally of the Methodist min
ute mrn. which will lie held mt the
Fourth street NJ r.: church on Tuesday
cy rninG. starting nj 1:4j o'clock. y num-
her Of speakers will b" IN attendance ami
will BE- allowed tive minutes ca.h in
which n tell their story, "
TIL" principal address of the evening.
however. will be mad" by Dr. Harry g.
Samson OF Pittsburgh. Il VOL !in"wn VI.
f. minister Of that place. y round table
Of the old fashioned kind Will a" IN
cluLcd and Il cordial InVItnt"un = "H-
tended to all denominations tn attend tile
meeting.
The Wheeling intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1903-1961, 1919-02-17
FOR SALE

FoF sA11-seven passenger touring
car just overhauled. first class condi.
ton. Reasonable price for quick s6le.
Sec me at once at Lincoln Garage, 18th
and Eoff streets. Floyd D. Matbers. Il.
Fo1 AAL1EFour room brick house, /
$1,000. Call 1871, whE. f-ll!f
FOE 1Ah1-on account Of the death q
my boys I have concluded 70 sell my
place. consisting OF 14s acree Of nice
rolling chestnut soil. Tractor can be
used In every field. good fences, 1 never
failing springs. 2 good orchards one Just
coming In bearing. acres Of timber, Z
good locust grove Of 100 trees or more
ready to use. room brick house, cellar
under all Of 1t. slate roof, out house
slate roof. Spring house tvo-story ce-
ment spring and trough. Pump at porch
OF house. soft water. all outbuildinIs
slate roof and painted except barn bank, 9
which Is so feet long (cellar under ALI
log Shielded on four sides. shinEle root.
Public road runs along the side Of place.
~ miles to school, y miles to church,
q. miles to railroad station on either
side OF US. AZ miles north Of Carroliton.
Ohio. Carroll Co. Must see It to know
the value Of IL. Call on or write owner.
B. Scarlott, Carrollton, o.. R. r. D. No.
S: 100000. film Z
The Wheeling intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1903-1961, 1919-02-17
S.z EVERYTHING sd sd

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 ga, 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 ut Sc.
one Angle die scale. $40.
100 revolving stools. SO per dozen.
ALSO a large line Of new and second
hand tools and machinery and Automo.
bile supplies.
SEE our assortment Of gas AZ eoal
stoves
TOOL BTo11.
1851 AND 1888 NA1uF ax1X14.
:: xslspho1s 3ol3L.