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Omaha daily bee., 1919-12-21

Such Delightful Whims and Fancies
A RE to be found among embroid-
"A cries this season. Not one
thing is left undecorated, from wells
and hats to shoes. You'll find most
delightful expressions in this work
at the Ideal Button & Pleating COM
pany, sos Brown block, Sixteenth
and Douglas, work done withal so
very reasonably. They're in the
midyear pleating rush now. Have
you any idea how very bewitching
= tea gown can be when its skirt
Is accordion-pleated silk, its long
hanging blouse of lace and velvet?
And the new "undies," my dears, Just
one delicate piece of georgette-a
mass of pleats with decorative bit of
lace, ribbon-threaded.
Important Among Gift Offerings
This Year
rs THE artistic handbag. And
! such possibilities they offer to be
sure! just make "trip into the Ne
braska Clothing company's millin-
cry department if you're consider
ing bag purchase. Elaborate
beaded creations, exclusively i'm
ported for this shop, richly lovely
velvet and brocaded folds suspended
from frames of sheer artistry, smart
ly cut leather bags Of all sizes.
A Proper Foundation for the Holi-
day Gown
M AY be yours without \ bit Of
AVA trouble on your part, no study
ing for the proper effect of this
model and that, if you'll call upon
Dorothy Hill, the corset specialist
in her fitting rooms on the second
floor of the Neville building, Six
teenth and Harvey, she will decide
upon the model best suited to your
type of figure and fit it to you most
expertly before you've had time to
bother your tired head. Let the lit
tie measure blank be your fitting
medium ID you're an "out-of-town." J"
Omaha daily bee., 1919-12-21

kissing baby's hand,
Painfully kneeling,
Sweet little dr0Usy hand, ...
Honey of heaUen,
SlUift through my tlvisted limbs
GloWed glad healing,
kissing baby's hand, ..
kissing and kneeling.
The Lame Shepherd, by Katharine Lee Bates.
Omaha daily bee., 1919-12-21

OH, ! WISH / were III bOyldnuI
nID you ever think that it would
- be a wonderful sensation to be
a boy on Christmas morning? Wish
l were" a laddie who will receive
one of those "just-like-a-bicycle" We
locipedes at the Townsend Gun COM
pany, Farnam, between Sixteenth
and Fifteenth. Why, they have
regular" handle bars and grips"
ball bearings in wheels and pedals,
big rubber tires and dandy springs
under real leather seats. And
wouldn't it be fun to find in ones
stocking a set Of Structo building
toys and some of those Auto build
ers, also the Gilbert instructive toys
for boys that teach one all about
wireless sending and receiving and
the whole process of telephony.
There are offered field glasses and
binoculars of extraordinary quality
to take on long Boy Scout tramping
jaunts or for family use on auto
trips; skates and sleds, the very best
accepted kinds in the land of boys,
and for mothers gift there's the
most exquisite Angora sweater Of
softly knitted wool, Angora trimmed
as to collar, belt and band down the
front.
Most Fascinating Among Feminine
Fripperies Is the Ostrich Feather
Fan.
r rs BEEN many, many years
1 since the feather fan could real
ly claim the popularity which it
has attained this year. Brilliantly
contrasting in shade, or conserv-
atively toning in with each color
expression, you'll find the showing
at the Nebraska Clothing Millinery
extraordinarily complete.
Omaha daily bee., 1919-12-21

Monday to Thursday This Sale OF
Surprising Values.
m HERE'S to be an offering OF Is
i per cent off on all blouses and
silken underthings in the Herzberg
Shop, 1917 Douglas, beginning Mon
day morning and extending through
the days preceding Christmas. Moth
ing makes a gift offering more
pleasing than blouse Of dainty
peorgette in the seasons voguish
colorings, alluringly beaded, EN-
broidered and hand-stitched. While
conceived for attractive holiday
"giftings" are the masses OF lacy,
ribbonv "cammies," teddy BIS, silken
petticoats for party frocks and negli-
gees, and negligees themselves, rip
bling in 1aces of exceptional lowell,
ness. showing two-color schemes OF
unusual delightfulness.
lust in Time for Christmas Dinner
uAVE come those beautiful little
II bungalow aprons at the Vanity
Shop, Third floor, Securities build
ing. These, ranging in price from
s2SS up, are fashioned delightfully."-
TO simulate house dresses in ma
terials of excellent wearing pro-
nensities and are just the thing tor
the busy little hostess on Christmas
day. This is the shop where they
have for sale those lovely little
simon frocks Of lace and voile, and
those challis house frocks 50 comfy
and pretty.
Next to Toyland Comes candyland
TN the hearts Of the kiddies, bless
i them. And you'll find that
Candyland, Sixteenth and Farnam,
have made special preparations tor
the holidays this year. Big baskets
with brocaded lining hold sweets OF
surprising loveliness and are so dec
orative that they'll be pointed out
with pride for many succeeding
years. And 50 large are they that
they hold sweetmeats for the whole
AMA
Omaha daily bee., 1919-12-21

Some people enter into the real soul OF
Christmas
Perhaps sometimes fail realize that the thing that
wonderful is the UNSELFISHNESS of unehsh-
has been its life through all the centuries
sadly fault failing to forget occasionally the
Christ in Christmas And, of that spois all.
It's the big YOU that makes Christmas with ts
giving and receiving, worth while. 80
each will enjoy THIS Christmas unselhshly,
with thought Of each individual friend utterly
ing our surely the Christmas spirit will be ideal
Omaha daily bee., 1919-12-21

Everything That You'd Expect to
Find in a Fashionable Flower
Shop at Christmas Time
A ND many more things besides,
"A are to be seen at the John Bath
Flower Shop, Eighteenth and Far
nam. Holiday offerings are to be
had at 81 or SIS. Quite the most
gorgeous Christmas flower baskets
I've seen are to be had at from $3.50
up. These in artistic arrangements
of perpetuated flowers, ferns and
grasses, most fitting to the Yuletide.
There's New Custom Most Charm
ing
A ND that is a way Of wearing in
"A expensive finger rings. Set in
sterling silver (quite like platinum) /;
there are odd stones in brown, blue,
green and purple, semi-precious,
most attractive and ranging in price
from so cents to $3.50. Exquisite
indeed are the big Abalone pearls,
oddly fascinating in effect.
Omaha daily bee., 1919-12-21
Boutonnieres to Delight Mademoi-
selle or Madame

selle or Madame
A RE the odd little fruit clusters,
A queer lacquered effects of raw
shing effect, one-rose creations with
yelling of maiden hair fern which
they're offering at the Nebraska
Clothing Millinery. These ranging in
price from IS cents to 95 cents,
while the more ornate corsages in
artistic boxings are priced at from
Sl.25 to $2.25.
Omaha daily bee., 1919-12-21

Every Man" Will Welcome With
Delight Perfectly Planned Desk
Set
A ND the desk sets they're show
"A ing at the Omaha Printing
company, Thirteenth and Farnam,
are perfect in every appointment.
There's a metal set in bronze and
green, a rich green leather, one in
dull blue with silver traceries, bur-
nished brass in artistic cutting, and
they're all priced to fit the purse in
a way that's most surprising, be-
tween S. and $40.
Truly it isn't hard at all to think
Of a gift for Mr.. Man in this shop
for besides their leather gifts, chief
among them the Fit-All cases for
the bag which hold every needful
thing for travelling, they've an espe-
cially complete line of those splen-
did ever-sharp pencils and fountain
pens in all of the we'll known. makes.
If it's anything in the way of leather,
remember this is the speciality
leather shop.
There Couldn't be q Better Gift
Than a Kodak
A ND they're offering 4 supris-
"A ingly complete line of the
Ansco-Speedex kodaks at the Me
geath Stationery company, Fif-
teenth and Farnam, ranging in price
from $3.50 to $3.50. Then if your
friend has 4 kodak, = most lovely
gift would be carrying case with
shoulder straps, these ranging in
price from $3.50 to $500. While,
even if no kodak is possessed. a
gift most welcome is one of their
attractive albums ranging in price
from those at IS cents to the splen-
did big leather affairs at $3.50.
Hundreds of Christmas Goodies Ar
rive Daily
A T the Sommers Speciality Shop,
\ one door south Of the Brandeis
theater. Rarely delicious fruits, del
icately formed and favored candies,
cakes, rich nuts of unusual kinds,
Just the thing to tumble artistically
into one of those big baskets for
Citing, or to form the centerpiece
of the family table on this, our great
Christmas festive day. But, just
word of warning, order your basket
earlyi 1t will be ever 50 much more
artistic If you do.
The Christmas Stocking Is Fur
Lined This Year.
A ND they're offering \ complete
"A line of Christmas gifts in the
way of fur pieces and coats at the
National Fur and Tanning COM
pany's showroom in the Athletic
club building, Eighteenth and Doug
las. Ravishins fur combinations,
Hudson seal with beaver and squir-
rel, sables of deep furry richness,
mink artistically delightful. mole
skin coats embodying hundreds Of
carefully selected little skins, FASH
ioned along lines of artistic perfec-
ton in ways of ultra-modishness.
Each hour, so the gracious sales
person told me, they sell some new
piece of furry loveliness to line the
Christmas stocking.
Why Not a Chic Little Hat as 4
Christmas Gift This Yeara
nj OTHING could be more de-
~ lightful as a gift than one OF
the little straw and satin ehapeau
creations, newest note of a Style
full spring, or one of those captivat-
ing brocade and fur turbans, which
they're offering at the F. M. Schadell
Company's shop, Sixteenth and
Farnam.
And do you know that Nancy James
come to town
With delightful chocolates in boy
of brown?
No gift could be quite so neat,
Or offer at 81, SO lovely treat.
Omaha daily bee., 1919-12-21

Lett Go Jh0Ppin8 with f

SLuH9OIIug ana IQILLng.
All the air sparkled;
All the air sung.
EUen to my dull heart
Glory lUas calling;
SIoUly I folloUed on,
Stumbling and falling.
Great lDings arched oUer me,
Purple and amber;
Night Uas all color,
Night lDas all CLEAN,
Yearly up the hill
Needs must / Chamber,
Though lUings arched over me
Purple and amber. T
In Some Families There Is Ira
dition
TT HAT there can be but one jewel
l. in the life of beautiful woman,
and that one of such distinction that
it imparts charm and character to
the personality of the wearer in
gracious blending of loyeliness. The
Edholm Jewel Shop, Sixteenth and
Harney. Is showing just such
jewel-a ring Of distinctive beauty.
three great diamonds in the new
mirror cutting, shimmering in soft
beauty, held in = pierced platinum
and paved diamond setting, specially IN
designed for just these three stones. ~
An appealingly lovely jewel to be Sc n
lected with confidence for the wom-
an who desires touch of the un- Saf
usual-the one jewel of some beat On
tiful woman's life. Sot
Omaha daily bee., 1919-12-21

tOU0 UGTG uIL HlUStCs
oices all praise;
rocks, birds, the l0aUing trees
oined in the chanting;
r0udly the chorus pealed,
While l luas painting.
ate came my aching feet,
ate to the n,anger;
III slept in silence,
III dreamed in dusk
'nder the same dear stars,
o star stranger.
ate came my aching feet,
ate to the nadnger.
Last Christmas When the Dinner
-. Guests Arrived
A T the Flatiron Cafe, Seventeenth
"A and St. Marys avenue, 4 joyous
array of great scarlet Christmas
candles with accompanying spray Of
holly greeted their delighted eyes.
These candles burning in the center
Of every one OF the tables quite
warmed the cookies of many q lonely
heart further warmed by the cory
hospitality Of this homelike place.
The dinner was 4 miracle OF cuisine
efficiently delightful with unexpected
little additions in the way Of ices,
candies and nuts. You're all invited
raetive to dinner, from 1880 to 5, again
ng at ms year by tne hostess, mrs. Adah
Men, t.rt.;n;r mn, ~. n,,bi;. .,sy Is .r.ona, ~
d Fiji wav most gratifying.
s1.yar
The Wheeling intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1903-1961, 1919-05-08
! THE THEATRES
.THUST0N A MAN OF
TREMENDOUS FORCE
rhurstou, the Magician, Attracts Big
Audiences to the CouEt-Matnee
Today.

4 man with an alert expression, simple
IN his manner. n most agreeable person
nljty. and filled with a nervous energy
that sweeps obstacles from his pain
such is Tnurstrn, the famous magician
vho is rveiifyIng and pleasing audi
cnccs 81 large proportions at the Court
this week.
To meet him is 10 realize the trcmea-
dous interest and force he puts into MS
work. Few who watch Thurston's pee-
Torrance know the magnitude OF his I'M
drrtakinE, tho expense in bullulnE now
mysteries. and tho executive ability re-
ouirrd 10 handle such an entertainments
az that which hr provides. y magician
has To hc a master OF many arts and
sciences He has for instance 10 KNOW
he strrncih Of metals and Wooo' 10
know rrCrartion aud electricity.
Thur:ton's program for This season
nrorcs that tho public demands moro
,han cycr before "hiE things done IN
big way. ~
Every man. woman and child IN Amer
-, is 4 na,ural,zcd citizen of the grca'
world ut amusement and All have long
recognized Thu-Stnn as its absolute hiah
arrh IN magic. Local thcatTc-EocrS arc
hayin; an opportunity Of witnessing inc
nos, varied program ever given at the
('hanlinc street playhouse. There VII!
h. n matinee today and another on SatnT-
duy for which seats arc selling rapidly.
Jndira; sons point to capacity houses the
hnlanrr Of tho week.
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Frank schaefer. eapias re'uFH''o''

Frank schaefer. capias refurnao'e
next term.
Toe Lewis nollied.
Carmin Ciurdulli. capias iSsoeo-
Toe Ross; capias issued.
Frank Darton: capias issued
Alfred NuncS; nollied.
John Hill and l.. y. Books PASSED.
Meredith Montague. capias issueo-
VIM Obzinski; cap;as ISSUED.
Rov Cofrnan: capias issued
E,rces. and William 1.arnc: noiAeo-
W y. Livingstone: nollieo.
Robert Myers. nollled.
richard C,Ilcndcr and Laurence Aui'
rollied.
nEtsdemeanors.
state VS. Mahlon Davidson. non sop
mr.. PASSED until Saturday.
state VS.. Dclmar Woody, non suppof~
passcd until Saturday.
state VS.. Carl Smith, non sup'ofe
capias issued rcturnable May H.
state ~. Castcrnia Bcllaba and hosa
raftara, shop lifting. demurrer
argument deferred. =,
state w. Andrew Davis aNas . -
Buckley. passed.
F. r. Cochran. nollied.
Fred King. passed.
Harry Roller. capias issued.
;; samuel Frazier. capias issued
Enmery Estes. capias issued.
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YALE-WEST VIRGINIA
GAME PREVENTED BY
ALL-DAY DOWNPOUR

SncClaI In ] 10 lHi'IIll''i'''t.
NEW HAVEN. Conn. May ~ cor
tinund dnwnr"ur &C rant today prevented
the Yalc-W West Virginia baseball game
here. Their" was deep disappointment
on tho part nf Inc West Virginia players.
ms tho two NirinrIsS oyer syracuse ana
Cornell had cons ur"d them they have
struck their stride Vale intended using
Cox their star tW:rl"r. who hold IN"
Now York Giants we'll week ago
and West Virginia intended pitching
l.attcrnor.
tory and sustained an unfailInE interest
In its work. For ihirty-four years ~"
was n beloved and hnnor"d member of
the board nE directors. always attending
tho meetings rNrr1t when unAEoidahlE
prrvrnird He faithfully shared the bur
dcns and responsibilities Of tho asS"c:h-
tlon for the glory Of God and the good
OF his fellow mon.
MIR. Brown WAS modest. unaESnrninS.
symnath;r He was good man; Il man
Of deep pirty: n trrir S"r|anI al God. ''Is
life was an "XampI" 81 christian cnd"HF-
or ana his ,nr ;r"ry will b" hcnGd;cti"n
and Az inspiration.
As nm expression "C our hrnih"rlN al
frrtion and ~ grateful acknowledgment
of his character md fnithtul service and
in keen appreciation Of tho great loss
tho asSnriai ion has suffered III his dcath
VIC rlacc On our records this tribute.
The Wheeling intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1903-1961, 1919-05-08
b Lament, nollied.

b Lamont nollied.
Jane Smith. execution order entered.
Shad Hunt, execution ordered enter
ed
John Wooster. passed
Charles Tapato, passed
Albert F-uster, passed
Joseph Tuttlc. passed.
J. Myers, trial
The Beethoven Singing Society. passed
to Saturday.
Appeals.
Mrs George Thomas. capias issued
O. A Statler. reckless driving.
Carrie Gebbard, trial May II.
Russell Hughes passed.
Paul Wagner. passed until Saturday.
Gus Schuleze, passed until Saturday.
John Curry, alias Jvan Purdy. trial
May %.
John Doe. alias Mrs. Calvert, trial
May q.
Herman Swierkosz trial May 20.
| r f. Byrrn, dismissed. justice deci-
| sion reversed.
Frank J. Donahue. passed.
Nick Mustiga, bond forfeited. trial
Nay "a
Joe Samson. passed until Saturday.
Walter Blaine. passed until Saturday.
| May Davis. dismissed
| Pearl Smith, dismissed.
! Stella Jones, dismissed.
| Robert Clark, passed until Saturday.
| Joe Zcppos, passed.
F. e. c. Dairy company. passed.
A. ?. Brnbruier. passed.
! James Eelas. passed.
! Pete Politics, passed.
! Louis Villas. passed.
| Frances Sneaker. Saturday.
! Pete Muenze dismissed.
George c.. schaefer. passed.
| Fred Johnson, passed.
r. G. Frohrne. passed.
Charles A Feinlcr, passed.
| Francis Speaker. passed.
Peter Mungce. passed.
New Appeals.
ANDY Ludwig, trial. May ct.
{ Pearl Forshey. trial Thursday. May
, IS.
| Glenn swiger. trial. Thursday, May
Is.
John q. ptehl. trial. May %. for
| fniturc asked.
| Mrs. Ed. Watson. trial May %.
Mary Pascternok. mnt!ont TO Quash
argument Saturday. Trial May Is.
J. Myers. trial May 20, Wolion w
ouash Demurrer entered TO old iHdict'
mcnt. argument Saturday.
: J. c. Fleming. trial May II.
Joe wtsnirk trial May -.
Mary Riska. trial May -.
City Appeal.
George Watto. Saturday.
Slntha SnortZ, motion 1" auaSh.
EOaou Barke. motion 10 auaSh.
The Wheeling intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1903-1961, 1919-05-08
MILITARY NIGHT
At THE VICTORY
LOAN PLATFORM

| To All Soldiers, sailors anu .IiIIn""'
Thursday CHI will hc Military NlEhl
nj the Liberty Loan Platform on LIN
; street and it is TN" desire Of thos" nav
| ing tho entertainment features in charge
! To have every military man in Wh""line
{: and tho nearby towns 10 hr there. ElGht
| o'clock is the lime and Prof. HorIzlc.
! who has just returned from tho Marines
!, camp at Paris Island. where h" hHs he"n
! for q year teaching the Marines 10 sing
i will be on hand with his ster"nPticon
machine and song slides In put over
/ real pep sing song with III" audience.
Every military man is urged 10 DC
! there and In bring all his friends along
! TO swell the crowd and help IN" singing
| You know how it went in camp ~heh
! someone started 10 sing Good MORNING.
. Mr.. Xipp Zipp." nr "Oh. How ! Hate 10
! Get Up in the Morning.. Darkt"Wn
Shutters Ball" '1t-K-Katy." Smiles
! Till We Nee, Again" and "Ja-Pn.'
Everybody is asked IN join in tho sing
ing and some very interesting stunts
will be pulled off Come on. boys. lets
help put the Liberty Loan over the tor
| in Wheeling Everybody come School
boys and girls. young mon ana ladies'
| older folks Let's have hiE crowd and
enjoy tho songs. fun and camp .parodlcs
on songs.s-
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Two Recruits

Two recruits were accepted hy Scr
rcant BARRIER nj tho local Army Recruit
ing station. and wcr" sent 10 Columbus
via huntington by Major !. +. Finley
assistant recruit .nE officer for Veg, Nir-
gina.
Charles Cdrll. "f ErUC". West Virginia.
cnlis,ing for ihrr" years fnr scrN'c" III
Franc. He has S"rn former military
sorivrr. Odrll is termed as \ man ny tnr
local Officer II" Is 80 inches tail,
weighs Ia pounds ard has chest OK
panSinn nf four inrhtS.
Earl ". Wnlff. Of This city. was ar
copied for s"rvirr i'll France. Eoth en-
lifted in tho infantry.
The Wheeling intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1903-1961, 1919-05-08
TYLER TUBE NINE
ATTRACTION SUNDAY
weu-Kuowu Washington BaseoAu reea
VIII Come to This City to Meet
Bauer.Turuer Ntne.

Tho Baucr-Turncr baseball team OF
Tho Eas, End have completed arrange
ments TO bring the wcll-known TFl"'
Tube team. Of Washington, Pa. mere
sunday afternoon for q game OH the run
mel Green grounds. =
The Tyler Tubers have always turned
out a strong team and they claim thii
years team is better than any former
team. The Washingtonians arc wei
known in this city and have a host "i
followers who wish them success. Ih'
Raucr-Turners arc also formidable az
rrcgation and O battle royal Is expected
when. these two teams line up Tor IN:
game Sunday.
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Tuesday, May 10. for one Performance

I
only.
The entertainment consists OF 6ran'
minstrel first part; a big all-star raudc--
willie program and a rip-roaring nllitar:
aftcrpiecc that Is said to be as funny n"
anything ever written in this line. TAX
ing the show as a whole. II is full Of
singing. dancing, music. comedy, ana
vivid stories Of trench life. The mu:s!-
cal end Of this program Is held up by the
famous S7th Infantry band and Jazz or
chestra-
In many Of the cities the boys hav"
been given receptions and have been met
AT the train by a delegation headed by
band and escorted TO the hotel where =
banquet awaited them. They arc shown
good time everywhere and crowded.
houses greet them every night. and il -
certain that the philosophical citizens
here will not neglect the boys whc
fought for us.
The advance sale opens Saturday at :
g. m. and II would be we'll for all TO re-
serve seats carly as 1t looks as though
many will not be able to secure seats.
W., shrdlu cmfwyp etaoin shrdlu mn
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For any kind Of cement or concret'
work. call ?. J. Gilligan. 81 Fourtccrt'
G. Rel, s441-R. my-7-l.ni
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ZIP! KIP. HURRAH!

1nrl" Sans Yankee Minstrels arc
coming. Everyone &c these boys are
hardened Veterans Of Prrshngs army
and many nf rh"m have hc"n cited Tor
thrir deeds. Tho entire tour is for 80
DAYS only. md this city is on" ot tar
nin,.y that has h""n f"r,un@i" "ncug:l
tn h, visited hy these Distinguished SOL
dicrs.
Their engagement will hc At III" Court
The Wheeling intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1903-1961, 1919-05-08
TRIBUTE TO THE
LATE JOHN NJ. BROWN

John II. Brown departed this life on
Monday, May the fifth. 1919. At ripe
age.
In his removal. the Young Mems Chris
tian Associa tian Of Wheeling has suffer-
ed the loss of II true friend and henr-
factor. Hc was prominently identified
with the association all through It's his
The Wheeling intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1903-1961, 1919-05-08
MOUNDSVILLE GIRL
HIGHLY HONORED
AT THE UNIVERSITY

MORGANTOW%. ". Va. May T.
Results Of III" annual election Id III"
Phi Beta Kappa society. IN" highest
honor conferred by West Virginia uni
rersity were announced her" this After
noon, as follows: Clair" II. Fisher
Ecynoldsvil!". IA: Giiv" Brown. Graf
ton, W. Va: Mary T.. Sc"iI. Mounds
WILLIE W. Va: EIi2ahcih knl"ika. Hunt
ington. ". Va: Martha rrar. Morgan
town. W. Va; Il II. Gilmore. PIEDMONT.
" Va
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Abon% 8neumatiR1n,

Rneunnat ism rnur"a moro pn!n ana
suffering than any other disease, Tor tho
reason that Il Ia the most common OF
all ills, and Il In certainly gratifying
10 sufferers 70 know TINT them l. n
remedy that Will nrford rolIef. and make
rest md sleep possible, 1t Is called
C,hauhrrlnin's I.inment. For salc by ali
dealers
The Wheeling intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1903-1961, 1919-05-08

The Tyler Loyal Male Bible class o.
the Island Christian church VIII give 4"
sale Saturday morning at Stifefs d'.
nartment store. and everything good ma
Is edible will be on sale from ocioS"
until late in the afternoon.