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Iron County register. [volume] (Ironton, Iron County, Mo.) 1867-1965, 1920-05-20
g BREVITIES.

Of all abominations-the motor
cycle.
Total rainfall the past week, 5.06
inches.
Circuit court in Reynolds county
next week.
the creeks have been overlooking
the past week.
Auction sale of lots at Graniteville ,
Saturday, May goth.
An adjourned term of circuit court
will be held next Saturday.
We are indebted to DIR. Marshall for
some delicious rhubarb presented last
week.
Coming, the big special, ga Daugh-
ter of the Gods" featuring Annette
Kellerman.
After all the cold weather of April
and May it is said there is a fine pros
pect for fruit of all ainds.
The State Highway Board has ap-
proved the plan for road building as
proposed for Iron county
For Rent-The McKisson Hotel
property, west of courthouse. Apply
to T. N. Mari, Ironton, Mo.
For Sale-Bourbon Red Turkey
Eggs. Setting of II eggs, 81 Address
MRS. r. CALLIsON, Arcadia, Mo.
1t is said the retail price of ice will
be more than a dollar before the sum-
mer is gone. Present price, 80 cents
R. T. White, our neighbor, is ar
ranging to paint his building. Must
be a millionaire to be able to paint
now.
Miss Grace Sutherland, of Portage
vile, Mo-, has been employed to teach
the Middlebrook school the ensuing
year.
The first homegrown Strawberries
were on the market Saturday. They
were grown by Thos. Johnson, east OF
town.
Rumor hath it that a neighboring
county is supporting a still that turns
out daily at least twenty gallons OF
moonshine.
Mr.. T. P. Fitz, who is selling flour,
was in Ironton last week. He pre-
diets that the price of flour will go to
500 a barrel.
Ed Hartwick, a long time resident
of the community, died quite sudden
ly at his home, east of Ironton, last
Friday morning.
W. D. Fletcher purchased eighty
head of hogs at Doe Run last week
Mr.. Fletcher is now feeding alb ou'
six hundred hogs.
r. G.. Farmer has purchased what
is known as the "old Dinger home" II
north Ironton from the Rodach heirs
Consideration, $1,000.
Itlooks like the automobile is no
in as active demand as it has been for
several years past. 1t looks like tht
crest had been reached.
The announcement of Joe Sellingel
as a candidate for sheriff is PRINTED
this week. More extended reference
thereto in our next issue.
1.-THE Stolen Kiss, based on the sto'
ry, "Little Miss Blythe Day }" by Lu'
ellie Van Slyke, Academy Theatre
Thursday, May 20th.-Adv.
Mr.. J. O. Wood of near Granite
vile has the sympathy of many friend
in the death Of his wife which occur
red May 4th, after a prolonged illness
Geo. Wendell went to st. Louis Sat
urdoy and drove an Overland car bacl
to Ironton. He reports the sale of al
Overland to Nick Allgier of Farming
ton.
The city authorities have not ye
given up all hope of getting some oil
for the streets this summer. Oil cal
be secured but not Of the quality de
sired.
Mayor Baldwin, DR.. Gay, j. Q
Forshee and other Irontonians spen
last week on the St. Francis river
Too much water, they report, to gel
many fish.
Mr.. and Mrs. B. s. Gregory arrived
from st. Louis Saturday night. Mrs
Gregory, who recently underwent
surgical operation, is getting along
very nicely. She will spend some tim
in Ironton.
Iron County register. [volume] (Ironton, Iron County, Mo.) 1867-1965, 1920-05-20

Mr.. @. L. Carson has bought the
beautiful seven-room cobble stone
bungalow of Mr.. Charles F. Mitchell in
Arcadia. Mr.. Mitchell came here from
St. Louis last year, and equipped the
place with as complete water supply
and sewerage system as is enjoyed by
the city man. Mr.. Carson is to be con.
graduated on acquiring a home so at
tractive in appearance and modern in
appointments.
Ten cars, loaded with Arkansas
Strawberries, in a northbound fruit
train, we're wrecked at Des Arc about
two O'Clock Tuesday afternoon of last
week. As there r said to be 1900
crates of strawberries'in n a you
can imagine how strawberries were
piled about. The accident was caused
by q broken brake beam. The cost
| to the railroad is said to have been
nearly $4,000.
From the Potosi Journal: "The
many friends here of Mrs. L. r. STAN
forth, a former resident of Potosi, will
regret to learn that she has been bed
fast for several months, suffering
from the effects of an attack of the
"hu." She is now at the home of her
mother at Mexico, Mo. Writing to
friends here, she says that her condi-
ton has improved somewhat of late,
but that she is still confined to her
bed.n
The competitive examination for
boys wishing to attend the Boys
State Fair School, Sedalia, August
14-21, will be given by Superinten-
dent Hanson at high school building
in Irouton June 4th and 5th-same
dates as the teachers examination.
Iron County register. [volume] (Ironton, Iron County, Mo.) 1867-1965, 1920-05-20
STATE INCOME TAX.

I am now ready to receipt you for
your State Income Tax for the year
1920. This tax must be paid before
June I'd, or costs and penalty will en-
sue. So please come forward and
settle without delay.
B. P. BURNHAM,
Collector Iron County.
Iron County register. [volume] (Ironton, Iron County, Mo.) 1867-1965, 1920-05-20
PLANTS FOR SALE.

Sweet Potato, Cabbage and Tomato.
Leave order at Gay & Kindell's store,
or with d. @. Anderson, two and one
half miles west of Ironton.-Adv,
Iron County register. [volume] (Ironton, Iron County, Mo.) 1867-1965, 1920-05-20

Car for sale, cheap.
J. f. ROBERTSON, Arcadia, Mo.
The Wheeling intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1903-1961, 1920-10-06

Toe ordered and continued. Application
| nLd Tor determination or Inheritance
tai
| IitIy r"mplor attended ihs annual
, rnir Dance. which Ma held III me
hm,"rsonH E"yriiy nI'h"hir" - I'lI'B-
| huIsh IunIhhud IL" Iuunin ana no
: uuni' wan rI"hily "nI"b'd 10y all rms
irn'c wra NY ndnl'i"n'o '"ih ""h
rhIr o,"nInr "a r"hlIr hn"'" HIIi la
h"ld IL ~" '"uii ii"un" li'lI "nh
! brHns Lore "i,hnHiIn ~ Wh""Iht. VIII
! fu ulnh the uUhld.
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! o. "ur t"v"IIy "''h""'" VIII I"'h'ah
1 tho puHlU.
~. Ci.irsviii. nTisfs
| Hour yHniIb, Of iiain"SSill", In rlhli-
, iuu hla daughter, M'". iI""" - Fowler
| N,n uo"Ign Th"'ni'ug was hpai""s
I" III" memb'rH Of the T"cTdny NIah'
' club al her home on Erdi Maln nir'oi,
| Tu"ndny "vonlhR
,!Icnn Ir"yd md wlfo have returned
To th"lr bonn" At Mnih"rg, pa. rI"r
spending ~ fow dave with Mr "nh Mrs.
| H. J. Fu"kl"y, ~ East Main "iro"
Chril"u hP'lph and wife h"N" r..
turned after n Walt with friend" &C
| cleveland
| Trnnk IJnilcy In attending III" Erand
\ Lodge NJ Youngstown. ihi" wcck
| Mira. jacob Bch~"itz"r ~ Martins
Ferry. was n Visitor In town Tu"rdny.
| ,,"orgr Robinson and daughters. Mrr:
! Alec Hunt and MrH. g NJ. N"orho"H oL
, CnuImbup AFRO visiting At ia" home or
Mr.. and Mrs a. l.. Humg"rn"r. Mr.:
| RoblnrOn waH former treasurer OF
| this county.
| A lnrx. crowd In expected 10 attend
! In. belmont County Fair TO-DAY. -,
! The cnlorcd peOpl" ~ ihls town wiz
xiv, n dance Iu tho Court House hall on
| fhursdny evening Hpnnglrrr 0rchrs-
ira. OF Wheeling. will furnish ihe music.
| Judge robert n Eaton az Morri5towh
wus hnru on burincnn Turhdhy.
The Wheeling intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1903-1961, 1920-10-06

al lhr h"n,, az Mrs l.. a. Clark. on vine
rIIruI lnrI IIghi
Hon " d frau,lr teri yontrihhy rOI
~ row ihYn huniunhs lIIp /" "Ihhh"h
ip and other ..lII~n Ia The rlaio
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ldnn "iIoru""u f"i ~" YI"n, o. !" "''""'
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tho D. nluI,In 81 i"Iu,uhur. 'nl"y"h r'E
.nnri ofir, Ih"l, IoHulni l"dE" meeting
IuId IanI uluhl
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MARTENS HEAnINa POSTPONED

NNFNINBION. VVI- v TIFNIINRN TT TIT"
deportation proceedings brought against
Ludwig =. a n. Martens. RUSSIAN So
Vie, agent In the lnltod States TcSum-
rd today at tho department or Labor
after several weeks Interruption. were
again postponed. Counsel Tor Martens
asked 10 have than reset FOR Ellis
island October II. In order that two
new witnrsses ono a wNpnpcr re
porter nnd tho second u -p"CiHl agent
ur tho department Of justice. might Ice
called Tho names OF tho ~ltnonsrs and
the purpose IN calling wrro not al.
yulged.
The case against Martens has been
pandinE Tor many mOniha aud ",lL'n'n
hnH h~cn iukru hy tho Immigration 81
nru both Ia Washington and \Uw l"Ik.
The Wheeling intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1903-1961, 1920-10-06
CARRIER PLEADS GUILTY

Pittsburgh. IA. oct Joseph g.
Wise. 4 mai .'arrbcr working ont of III"
Altoona. IA. puNt"ili'r. pl"."l"d Euil'N'
10 , charge Of OBTAINING ana DELAYING
d,Iiyrry ur tinted States mall IN federal
court here today and MAS fn'd 20"
Government agents CHARGED mat " wise
mid more thIu lunu pieces "i maj -
=, slnrrrnuut ct Nlt""IN. Most "i lH~
matter W.. advertising aUd p"~lu "i
.n,..,Is sad they l., !bN'd tia" ,Hi.I"r hId
I,, ntl' IN order ." llEnt,n H.r load
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OoLLIunIns TIED uP

WIIkrsnu,t, "a oct All tho '"l
It,tlrs - r'unrylyunl" ""d llIllH'''
coal ,,unpaul,h ~ IA" IlIihi"" di"l''''
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alrlha
rr"pusIII"n f'',u al" '""'t '"'n 80
the nuti,f Gallery - H"i''"h'' ne !"
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NOT YET nnL.EAnED

Lcuvouw",ih, knnHnS. OF prho' -
fnr tho rhT"linh az E'hhnIdl N"m
hcGn,L aud F'ruHA Won Ii"pp. f"in",
,"hzuI general and yi"" '"nHUi E"norui
ioBro,IivcIy "r the Iu"r', Iot '.''"I""
Nc, otumoui at Hnn FIun'lE'". Inil"d I"
arrive a. tho federal r""'i""'l"'y h"'"
tuliu and az result ia, rnUu. Wh''
ar, BotvIn. rcnIou.,o TuI ,i"laIiun 81
Ihu uauiI"ilty lave. Nor" n"I I"l"nh"d
f,Is"n "Hl.lnIs raId h"woN"'. that
thny had h,,u al 10" Lth" I'"t',InS Woo
"n tho way "nh that ~" nae" would H."
raI,aaod go r""" go tho d"'uiu'n ir a.
tIt,d
The Wheeling intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1903-1961, 1920-10-06
HAYrI TRANQUIL.

Washington. cot V'Ht" or
peace mud Tranquility rr"vnlls through
HaytI Nnl"r t.rn'ral John I."l"uu".
Commuudaut 81 the mar'u" corps Il"
clarcd IN a report 1" SECRETARY I"n."''
to-day nu his recent Investigation. the
work nf the marines IA nuppr"-Sing h"u
ditry hRr won thr Erntitud" ~ all INV
abiding natives. hs added
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ron pnPAnrmnNr or u. r. W.

West Virginia chambers "r commerce"
and Other huaIurSr organizations. Ia .
referendum vote 90 Ih" I"n"r lt"hNl-
bllI favored m" establishment OF 81"
uaTtmsnI ~ public w"tk7 ny tho nn
tInnnl su,rrunrnt ut,uTdlng IL an nu
nOunrumrnt' 10y VI - leighton. chair
man nr the Naii"unl ruhii' work, -
partmonI as4",laIi"n. Nnrhlngt"u. u e
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HiS Mo.tinR Promised.


Now YORK.. Oct. H-Thoro wa"
smother break OF - - osnt - pound
In rsnnsd sugar today. who" the
Federal uugaT Refining company
.nnoun0sd u reduction 81 Ia cents
for nns graduated.
This ropreasntn tho lowest price
of the season thus TaI IL In "n"nt
IA osnta under the hla hest pIl"os
prevailing sary Ia the s"'n"s'. ""h
within thTsa OsntH az tho prices
ruling when the Industry was ""-
dsr the control OF the government
az war measure.
The Wheeling intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1903-1961, 1920-10-06
OHIO REPUBLICAN DAY
AT MARION, O., ON 18TH
All Ohio pubiioans urged L" Vsit
nOane OF hspu bliOan nUininos on
That DAJ--Last Day Of
front ForUh Dam
psiHn.

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Guiding feature.
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ono OF the hlTH"Hl RIId muHflnE IN
tcrrEIluE meeting" Of ia" campaign
Will hr held by the moInh"rE 81 Tia"
HARDING Republican lab 81 TINS "il|
nt tho FLr,n,u'H club r"umu "n Main
street thia ,..,nlug II"u N"w'il h"u
ron. wrli ku"Wn ,"liutN seat attorney
,IlI nddI.a~ TIA, "lIuE. Hnh thor" Ia
nn doubt that all van 'ul"y hlr InlL
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ULoTuIno raIuRa LowaR

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The Wheeling intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1903-1961, 1920-10-06

To retain the appearance youth you must retain health
instead OF loton powders and ask druggist Tor Dr.
Vfecos Favorito Prescription.
This medicine
youthful II only look
II builds
drugg supply with liquid tablets nond ten
"tamp DIR rco lnvan Hotel Surgical Institute.
Buffalo N Y and trial pkg Of the tablets will bo maiod TO
DR. Foroos fayorto Prescription has boon 80
wish To know all about yourself drop limo TO DIR Poros
for pamphlet D-easca Should desire 10
conu hr medical atnG Of physanr max for information t"
will he chceuly furnished wholly without cost and
tatnr will bo treated Eacrody al
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COULDN'T RESIST MACARONI

An,um,. Il,;N. oct , Tho n'"uh
.hunp..r strIA, - "LrI. IIlil't 81 It"
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il.r nnnrrhIh tIIutr ln"i june i" "A pro-
t,nt hyuInrl t.' delay IN il'ir t'"hI
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nnAL NATURALIZATION IMAM

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written Ia tho iuui"El arranged hy tie"
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Republican Executive
Committee Plans Work
Ms.tInu mT the I.,'"I Usp"hIl'n" h""'"
iiV" N",snIilss usIh Lust Hluh'
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| trrm'nt VIII hc mad" NJ ltiN'iN We" Gem
ct"ry.
Improving PIG
! TIL" fore" OF men IN ia" employ 81 'hn
/ township trustees, nav" N''' ~" WV w
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doubt That III" WORK VIII h'h"" W
| Improvement IN ia" r"hu "I'h w" 10"
haI been completed, Con"ld'flhE TN" I"'
! that IN" rond hhH hr"n almost lUhl'"NH'-
hlu IN places.
| attend Dlbtrlct moe'ihs' 49,
Mrs. ItCb'c'h lihfT'H anu '"N''"' ''''
imcmh"rN representing ia" u'iun''N 81
the Degree ar f"'hh"n'hF "' '"'S Nv
leave lhIS morning, II"hE WIN "''h"
tlunS nom III" '"uh'"H 90 "'"',
In ms NlrIhII}, I" "''' u" va US W"
tri't meeting OF the "'"''' wa" ~ :"
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The Wheeling intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1903-1961, 1920-10-06
UPHOLD |. ". v, .
CONVICTIONS

,.hrrpgo. oct b--Th" United Mates
rurcuIt Court Of Appeals handed down
docIaIon to-day. unfolding ~" conviction
"T William h. Haywood and o. Other
/ W W, who wer" found guilty ana
ucntoDccd TO prIHon Tor 0bH'r"cuhH III"
drrr law during tho war
T,,n counts wera thrown out ny tho
arprIla,c court. hut IN all others tho de-
i.Inn or tho lower court was affirmed.
Haywood, former general s"cr"iary OF
the l. w. w. md most or the o,hnr 90,
:, nd,nta hns boon ut llborty undcr hond
fo,. NOR, than a ycar. pending hearing
of their appeal
All bribes are not OF money. Most
NJ them are composed OF hattery.
The Wheeling intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1903-1961, 1920-10-06
AuaInTAHT ND

I.ittsh,TVh Ia D't " Inm"N u Hos
| .!trr ~ IrIr. Ia. hrH l'"'n unIn"d IN
ni. luui rlIod Nrni"r "Il"t"'' i"i ~"
,,,ui.ru- IIritiri 81 I''unr' H. ru. =. ~
,ordIuu 10 un unuuilu, "rnrnl uund" n' : "
tonight Ny Quilted BtRtor Attorney i
DIaCOil,
The Wheeling intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1903-1961, 1920-10-06
A Woman Is AS Old AS She Looks

No woman wants
TO look old. Many
in their effort TO
look youthful re-
sort to the beauty
doctor. - Their
mistake is that they
visit the wrong do
partment in t h o
drug store.
Beauty depends
upon health.
Worry, sleepless
nights, headaches,
pains, disorders,
Irregularities and
weakness of a dis
tinctly feminine
character in a short
time bring the dull
eye, the Grows
feet" the haggard
look, dropping
shoulders, and tho
faltering step.
The Wheeling intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1903-1961, 1920-10-06
BRIDGEPORT

Leave news Items for Tho lntslli-
KcnCcr at lIiCkcy's News stand.
SelhY IL Reeds Drug Store or tho
bridgeport hardware Company. or
cali Martins Ferry 2@7-J.
The Garden Island. [volume] (Lihue, Kauai, H.T.) 1902-current, 1920-12-21
Personals


D. w. Fun, prominent merchant of
Ha nepepe, paid visit to Lihue last
Saturday.
Hrs. w. Il. Smart. of New York
City, arrived last week to visit until
after the holidays with her sister, Mrs.
Chas. Christian, of Hanamaulu.
Mr. ]. c. Johnston, of the access.
ories department of the Won Hamm-
Young Company, Honolulu, ia visiting
Mr.. and Mrs. Chas. Christian, of Han
annals.
Chang Yau, of the Bank of Bishop &
Co. Waimea leaves for Honolulu to-
night for a two weeks vacation.
!<iong Soong and Louis Mendez,
lea ding homesteaders in the Wailua
section, leave for town by the Kinau
to-day
Miss Dyer, recently of the Hama
maulu school, left for Town on Satur-
day and will not return She has
been transferred to Maui where she
has special friends
Mrs. w. NJ. Bowen who has been
acting Principal of the Hanamaulu
school during the absence of Mrs.
Brdgewater leaves on Friday for
Town and will not return as Mrs.
Brdgewater is back.
Miss Soule left on Saturday for her
home in California on a vacation. She
expects to be gone about six weeks.
Josephine Moragne is home for the
holidays.
Miss Green and Miss Jacobs of the
Lihue school left on Saturday for the
Volcano
The Garden Island. [volume] (Lihue, Kauai, H.T.) 1902-current, 1920-12-21
TOM|CH| STABBED
BY BURGLAR

Toni Yamamoto, we'll known local
boy who served Uncle Sam during the
late World War, and better known as
"Tomichi," is at Kealia Hospital suf-
fering from five severe knife wounds
received in an encounter with bur-
glar at his home at Waipouli on Thurs
day night
According to his own statement
made to his friends who visited him at
the hospital on Friday morning, he was
asleep in his room at about IL: 80
that night, when he suddenly awoke
and saw a Filiuino cropping around
the room. He at once got up and
grappled with the intruder before the
latter had chance to get away, with
the result that he received two deep
gashes on the left cheek, two on his
left arm and one ON his left side, be-
low the arm-pit.
All the cuts required stitching by the
doctor. The victims parents, who
lived in an adjoining room were
aroused by this time, but they came
upon the scene too late.
The wounded boy was taken to the
hospital at once, and the police were
notified. A search of the scene of the
assault revealed a coat stained with
blood, which evidently belonged to
the would-be-burglar and also blood
stains near the gate, but so far, all
efforts to locate he culprit have been
unsuccessful.