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The Wheeling intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1903-1961, 1920-12-13
Will Oppose SOVietism
In Clothing Industry

New York Doc. "Reminiscences in
the clothing trade do not intend TO lend
themselves 20 the establishment Of So
vietism in their industry" DECLARED Will
liam Handler president Of the Clothing
Manufacturers Association. IN Il state
rnent issued hero tonight. He character
ICED as "humbuR. sham and false pro-
tense the unions charge that tho manu-
facturers have inauEurat"d u lockout
and plan TO return 10 sweat shop con-
ditions."
This will be evidenced" tho STATE
mont added. by the fact that IN" "ru-
ployerS are about 10 nut int" operation
plan OF work. whereby "ruHloym,ut viii
be- given t. the thousands OF workers
who for 4 long time have been idle. b.
cause Of the Inability OF the nanufHc-
lures To cOUpate and secure bus ness
And tho workers will bo invited TO work,
but II is feared that they viii hc pre-
vented from so doing by the unior'S
conditions today are y Datt"r 0c tn. re-
mote past and are incoDc"tvahi" and i'm
possible through the safeguards md
protection afforded workers by our pres
ent labor laws"
M. Bandler asserted complete
Change in tho Fundamentals controlling
tho local labor market IS imperative 20
restore tho industry I" n basis nt bust
ness efficiency and rradlcHtG IN" evil
practices in which m" industry Is
which the industry - S.ecn"d and the
portls which threaten It" This Is nc
essary. he declared. In order 70 meet tho
public's demand for reduction OF
clothin grriCcS, 10 save To- New York
City the clothing market with it's annual
output OF 5000. n00. 900 and give employ
ment 70 about $1,000 workers.
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} OBITUARY {
FUNERAL RITES
FOR VIM. \. FL
SERVICES FOR PROMINENT CIT
ZEN IN CHAPLINE STREET
HOME AT THREE
Suc.umb1d Saturday to Second stroke
OF aralysis-Lived Hero
Sixty Years

THIS afternoon at three O'CLOCK at
the family res nc nee. No. 22i6 Chaplihe
street. VIII be held the funeral services
for William H. Fee. prominent busi-
hess man Of THIS city. who died Satur-
Lay afternoon ut one o'clock. .t"I9w:nS
a second stroke OF paralysis. LIT; ll'Hy
Rruhaw Ferris. pastor Of the Sc'"nl
Presbyterian church. MI c"huu'i IL
s.rN irrS. Interim Mt VIII DC Ha"c Az
Greenwood CCm"tc-!.
Mr. Zee suffered Il stroke oil pdEd "a
last February, but 80 fully recovered
la, he could br about until he SuHcFeu
,hc second str"h" several Gays ago
which caused his Death.
Mr.. Fee WAS horn IN Belmont county,
ONO. and was s!>iy-thrcc Years OF tEe.
WAN hut thr"" years old he came 10
WhrrIjnC with his parents ana has SINCE
res did here. Years ago he was aSSiSI
ant city clerk, at tn" same time "olhIns
Tor the Joseph Spcidr! Grocer! IoI,.
1.,ny He WAS an empIoSc OF thil nIl
for lwcn,y-lhrcc years or until the hrn
,vrut ont of business several years -
from ihrr.. he. went to III" Edward
Warner Grocery company ana az
s,H[tn.- ,hcrn but 4 short lime became
i"nLL,.rrrr for the Clarke Iaper com
many last February h" was 1or'cc I"
r,'r,r,. FROM that work on account OF the
IRIS, ruk" ii paralysis. since 'h'I
lirnr nr has not been w"rhlnE'
MIR. Fee WAS = Stauh'A n'r''''. .i r, he
S.rnnd Presbyterian church where ne
h.'d Iho responsible position a. trustee
t Tnr m,,ny wears. He WIS affiliated win
NN"lS"m Lodge 80. so, 4. +. \ \, w.,
Wclcom" Lodge \. q. w, N VIII 49,,
Lodge No. Is. j., J.: q. r.lNH' ANA ''''
i:nitrd commercial Tr:tvr!crS. .i.,
H., L.Hyrs tu mourn his l"SS his WIZ
W. min Wait Fee. and tire" ,.'phS' >:
Gn,l T.r, manager nf III" CENTRAL LASS
cnmiinnv: William W. F"". pr"nr' cor ",
tho Annex Cigar stand AnN ). -, ,;n.,s
Zoe. manager OF the Community SAVINGS
{. Loan company.
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IRON REVIEW


New 1ork. Dec. - no demand Tor
steel and steel products has continued
very light and unti!i'd orders 81 II"
steel cr-0orat!ou show = decrease o.
Sl5,S1l tons Tor thr ru"njh. Prices for
practically all lines win ,:ic sxccpt:on
OF nipc hay. nos. h..u lowered t. .
hosis Win IN, S,rrl ,.nrnprn,.,n bar
rtttho,,, S,.-,nIo.,r., nc,v husinr,u In
dnncnScnt Ills Lo. - -, NM. i,,.:,f,,..,..
irttr,'S,eJ ,b,t ~ ,,.rn. sr,,,.. tin.
haStc Trirn - = yE,,lI T.dur, BUSINESS
Scse- = G,.,tL. ">|n-,s r''L r,;,I,. ,,,
,,'TsUna ~ 49,. r,,-,>.,,.sI al hrs,-
49, 90 '''''
d., ,or u., dr.r aud u,.ok Irr--
r.,res 49, -nt,i,- i;.,,r nav husirCsS
,..I,n- ,-;,..s nrd
49, r,,,,, i',,,IL o,.,.pr-;nc con-
- - 't,'0 -, ~. ,.-oi ',,,I coLs
H.t">'! 49, p'',,,,> 49, .S"' "'', i ,<.,'
",,n., 49," =" 80. ub:r
;o,.ni 49,. ,i..r. 49,. b,iI
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\, Y,STOCkS

New YORK.. Dec. l@.-Murh e the
heavy selling "a tho securities ma tNeS
last week. with consequent new 10"
records for several 81 IN" most coz
Sr,cuous leaders. MAS ascrih"d TO 'h'
fixed purpoS" az corporations ard
wealthy individuals. - establish I"SN'H
against incom" tAA payments w"cN
mature the latter part "f II" coming
week.
According 10 surface conditions and
cirCuAlS t3ut,li ruWnr~. however. III"
greater par, ct III" offerings. '"'NI'"c
that induced % r-"t"SN'pua! PRESSURE
emahated from d'>hcartSncd holders
and from spectators VIII" hId about
reached the end OF Their resources.
Commodity markets Displayed more
stability than in recent w""NS. nut ihi"
seemed 10 be fully OAtAuced t.! the
moro definite Signs ~ - S,l'k"i..HG III
these industries which ,"rn STU Il nn
integral part Of the cou4iry = domestic
and foreign trade.
ANY rtu,t:riue doubt respecting The
conditions now prrNaIent m St"yl ''nd
other basic metals MAS HlSH"itrt ~ tue
adverse November tonnage ut the
United States Steel Corporation and
further Shu;tnc down OF c","'r m:u">.
while Silver was quoted ~ lowest
priAss IN the worlds Icad!ns markets.
Bankers prut"~S"l - believe that
much OF the r.XdJuStmrnL wh'''N must
necessarily follow t"rt"'g G.Niuend 70
auctions or SuSpcu>'pu~ already has
been discounted. Thu. ircmUloU> stat.
OF many stocks Yet !" be subjected t.
such revision. huwrN"-. offered ut:,c
ACKNOWLEDGEMENTS - amy HTt the short
account.
Incidental u extraordinarily heavy YEAR
cud requirements caused L steady d.
rninutIon OF time funds. say" Tor ="
and 60 day renewals and very liSN;
:" Ill art Of whica Was taken. by local
institutions. In turC;Su "AChNUcu. -
The Wheeling intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1903-1961, 1920-12-13
BLJRLES0N REPORTS DEFICIT Of
S17,270,482 IMP. D. DEPART MEN7

Washington. Dee IL Operation OF
the Irui,.d States rus,ul service for the
,..,i, ~
nScai year ~" FrH"'''" III oen''' Va
history .f The -,.rvfr.,..- Postmaster Cen
raj Elr.n~un Shows III his annual re-
,'. ~, ,,''.,r,. - m,s, nffice drpart
min, ave- ,,i,r.L ~ St5I ~" 6u9 and rev
.,.nu,, nj $t%rISO.I1 The postmaster
genera! ,}ar;:r, congress with direct re-
for the deficit. explaining
That the Expenditures included approx
!InalrlS S%S,%02 GuO paid a. q WAT bonus
tn postal employees and stating that nut
VluS Of $IN.t"T,9i1. Mr.. Burl"Snn says
NJ d",liu"i {" approve III" bonus action
"r the Ir.:!s!ui!lc drpartm"nt, adding
hat T." had offered suggestions Of an
"ihc" plan for "umpcnsa;:nE III" en-
piuNrS WhiCh would have served IN"
rucp"S" without II tn" sam" tim" CIV
ing 4 blanket iE"r"&S" in pay |" nous
HndS who Wer" H'r";t"E amply r"fnp'h-
>Atrd.'
"f"" reasons ihH' can nc rS"i'ly I'm.
d"rSt"V.. Il" cont MUGS. 'thc "%lSlatl'c
d"lr,rtm"nt r.j"t",d these "urg"Iti"nSI
made T.! thr r'H'naNrr Erh,''i anu
hence - CTe'tiy rtSi"hHipie l"' '"c W.
G'.t watch n"viiaH!E followed Inc III
"T'..r postmaster General feels con-
Str.,'"'l i' I".ui "Ut tltt # prompt
halt t. rot ,tl..l and such 4 policy IS
PERSISTED III. tsc!r Wi! he a deficiency
;"r t:'' neat i-,aI year "t approximately
SIS "rr.urn AM tn. postal establishment
viii cease 20 l., self supporting, as Il
~noUn! hr. and VIII become Il constantly
,urr,is:u" burden upon the general
;rra>u:y."
Higher Costs cited
Reference also is irH,d" /" tho decision
Of thu IntcrS;ai" commerce Commits
sion granting In" railways additional
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Roth Services Incomplete.

At q late hour last night the funeral
services for Ferdinand Roth. well-known
South Side resident. who died date ST.
urdav afternoon at his home, No. 4oU6
Jacob street. following an illness or
three years. He was a popular Elasy
worker OF this city. having been bofm
and reared here. He was So years OF
age lie was member OF Fort Henry
lodge Of Shields of Honor.
lie leaves tO>rnourn his loss In add!-
ticn TO his wife. two sons. t!cnry and
Gilbert, Of Flint. Mich: one sister, Mrs.
Charles Schrad"r. and two brothers, Al
bert and August Roth. of Be!iaire. Ss
The Wheeling intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1903-1961, 1920-12-13
MR. Helsu volt Tester.

Mrs. Helen Woit Tehter. well-knovn'
resident of this city. passed away last
evening Mt the Ohio Valley General hos
initial. following brief illness Of oRe1
week. and her death comes as shock to
her many friends. n
Mrs. Teatcr was born in Elmira, n.
Y. the daughter Of Mr.. and tho late
Mrs. Joseph W"it. Of this city. She
,.rrnt practically all of her life in this
city but tor the past year lived In
Sl.uh"nvil'". q.
Resides her father. sho Is survived by
her husband. two sisters. Mrs. Harry
Dornachrr. " Cincinnati. and Mrs. Fred
Lewis. Of this citv. and one brother,
Charles. Volt. Of this city.
The remains have been taken to thD
home Of her hrothcr-in-law. Elmer
T"atnr, No. II Cromwell street. Fp-
neral arrangements arc as Yet incom-
plctc.
The Wheeling intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1903-1961, 1920-12-13
JAPANESE PROTEST AGAINST
ACTION OF CALHORNIANS

Toxic. Dec. l%.---N llrC" mass moot
ing Of students. members of the stu
dents LEAGUE OF Japan. was held hero
today in Uyrno park. 4 resolution pro-
testing TO the world in the name Of
"justicH and humanity against tho
nnti-Japanes" law in California was
adopted. Tho resolution called on tho
American people to reflect on their
COurSc."
III" speakers. who were chiefly stu
dnniS and journalists. declared that,
whilo IN" world recognized Japan rs u
great power. America tr"lt"d tho Jap
anNse ms m inferior race
4 similar dcmonSirn'' - that ~
today was held yesterday Th' object
Of the meetings WAS - arouse public
opinion. Thousand Of handhNlS an
nouncinc tn" demonstration were dis
trihutcd by persons IN automobiles.
BUY WAR SAVING STAMPS
The Wheeling intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1903-1961, 1920-12-13
MONDAYS POLICE DOCKET.

Judgc RitI'S court th:S morning.. They
were arrested Saturday night and yes
ferday.
GaorE" Jacobs was SoUSed when FOUND
by Officer Fischer and will 30 10
court this morning. otto Wctzdori was
arguing with his wife WHOM Oftl""r
rorstnan appeared on the scene. H"n'o
r d,Snrder'v charge Frank Johnson
and John Doc had fou,d 4 >p"akcaSy
some whcrO bcrorS Osftc"- Flanagan
eound them. aad were aouScd to the
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Bowman Services.

This AFTERNOON at 2.&" ".r'"'M: At ,nG
family residence. No. 2d"i Nhr"Wp,!
avenue. will hr held the funeral SrrTior'
r,r Mrs. I.aNin,t S"rUEE rs 100" man,
u.'ro nr Alexander bowman. VII" d."d
Friday evening following Eh"rt H.
ness. Ery. l.. :. Gr"$''. pastor o, .n'
Xanr Street NJ. l.. church. - Wh!yh ',I,.
deceased WIS n mrmh,r. VIII ""N!''';
Intcrmcnt Will h" mad" III H'r'n",iI|,
,.cs.s nf are and WAS we'll known. Sh"
had a large lbs, "r fr,"m!' "h" VIZ"
shocked when they lCarnr" at h'F - "'"'
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Sent to Wellsburg.

Tho remains Of HE IA" W. h!uIh
Iouck. of Wcllsburg. VII" died saiur,
dav night at the Ohio Valley Genera |
hnSpital. following short Illness ana
,,nrotion were sent to her home
%"a,ord,y4 morning. The funeral ar
roncrmCnts have not been completed ur
10 the present time. Tho decreased IS
ssuryivod bv her husband. W. J. Lauck.
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Iauck Funeral Tuesday.

Special to The Int"lliGcnccr:
N.llsburg. w. Va. Dec. 1e.-Funeral
services will be held from tho family
homo here Tuesday afternoon at 2:3o
o'clock for tho late Mrs. Ida Jane
I,alrk, wcll-known resident Of this city.
who died last evening In tho Ohio Vaf-
Icy General hospital in Wheeling. FOL.
lowing a very brief illness. lntefment
will be in Brooke cemetery.
Tho deceased was widely known an
her death caused much concern among
her many friends. She Is survived ~
her husband and two children. MISS
Elizabeth and Arthur. both OF this city;
her father Arthur ]. McNally. and ono
brother. George McNally, Of this city. -
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Paul Wesley Dennis, rr"in'n II, r'~.-
dent Of Flushing. -. I!'h H,iur'!..,
morning at the ohio Valley GtnrraL
hospital following au attack "l in'tu,
monia. The remains We're taN"h % q
local undertaking pari"r Wh'I" ~
r,crc nrcparcd for burial Later th"y
were sent To- Flushing. -. "h"r" iu'
neral services viii l.: h'!d from MS
Int,, residence with int"rm"nt IN Inc
Finishing cemetery.
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GREETINGS FROM. THE POPE

N"w York. n,,~. l2---lnTe Remedies
S,n' rurIStmaS GREETINGS t. IA, rutlrn
'N'mn"rShip Of IN" knights az Columbus.
amt 10 all Roman rathnl'cS and other
r;;rzra rs Of N" unl'"d Sta'"~. blessing
them Tor their works If charity. n a
mes AZ" r,,,.!lcd h".r tonight =! IT,. SUI
rr"mc officers ut tnc Knights Il Column
bus.
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Tlvun Services.

,,,,,or,l erryi,,rs Tor Miss AnIc FINNI
rbo " died Thursday morning, will he held
T shiS n morninr at $50 O'clock a, her Late
residence resi- No. 1854 Market r street. =,
RrGmicm high mass will b" offered u, ~
ST Joscph's Cathedral at ? ocl"rki III.
trrmcnt will be made III Mount Ca'N"!
cemetery.
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Howell Funeral Toda~.

This afternoon ut $50 o'clock ~ the
res idcnCc of his daughter Mrs: Mllllam
Triss,rr, For,y-siXth and Eoff streets.
Will he held the funeral services Tor
James Howell. VII" died Wednesday at
Dayton. O.. following a short illness.
Int"rmCut was made in Peninsula ceme-
-. &c..
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ANOTHER QUAKE.

SAL Juan DIT SL-. Nicaragua. Dc -.
Earth ,r"morS hl'" occurred at rh"-
lU:rra. Honduras. simultaneously WA
trcmors Cc,: ~ Leon. Nicaragua. No
serious injury was reported.
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WILL BE ENTERTAINED.

Nontevidno. Uruguay. Dec IL
President Hrum today requested Con,
gross TO grant a fund of 10000 pesos .l
gold. for the entertainment of Secretary
nt state Colby, of the United States.
Tho fund was granted by unanimous
The Wheeling intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1903-1961, 1920-12-13
WONDERFUL AERIAL SPEED

Paris Dec I@--Stdi l." '":",". the
avm;c-, trGuy Iruh' '1r w"rid" n'rH!ir"
Np~d record fpr four k.l",n'i"r>. L1>.
ing 1T NiiIAc"ubla!, L'+'ulr;' "'E"t iNt''i
H.. diS'aNr" "a ~ s..,nn';~. ur 1t The rat"
e lyI -, IN les an hDUr
The Wheeling intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1903-1961, 1920-12-13

limit. Wl'iam k.oija-cr wTS also
Jagged but g., Wa dr.v,u: an aUtom"-
bill. up Market -'r.-t ~ $40 E's:"r-
day irrru.ug. and 1T 70 W.,l. Wrc' k'rE
his ;u;". OttI,." ,;o.n.r VIII present
him.
The Wheeling intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1903-1961, 1920-12-13

Former President William Fl. Taft and
Colonel Z. M. House have been sdded
to tho editorial staff OF The Inte>l!Een-
Ger. Read Mr.. Tafts first contribution
to-day. Mr.. House Will have an editorial
Later in the week.
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Blaynsy Services.


Funeral services for Mrs. Jennie
EIavncy who died THURSDAY were held
,.n,,icrd.,y afternoon at 80 o'clock in
thc home of her son. Harry l.. B!ayney.
Of West Alexander. Rev. l.. b. Lcwcllyn.
The Wheeling intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1903-1961, 1920-12-13

Colonel Z. M. House, confidential
friend Of President Wilson, and william
H TAFT, only living ex-President, will
write special editorials for The IntellI-
gencer. MI. Taft's first one appears today.
You cannot afford to miss this great
feature,
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rastor Of the Stone Presbyterian church.
officiatcd. l~tcrmcnt was made In west
kleSaudcr cemetery.
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BUY WAR SAVING STAMPS
Iron County news. [volume] (Hurley, Wis.) 1913-1950, 1920-07-17
NEIGHBORHOOD NEWS NOTES
MERCER

A party of about fourteen young
people from Ironwood are spending
their vacation at the Equist cottage on
Mercer Lake.
Mrs. f. A. Emunson, of Hurley ar
rived Saturday for visit at the Hea-
ly-Cole cottage on Mercer Lake.
DR.. f. b. Stebbins and Miss Marie
Herman, Iron county nurse, were in
town Tuesday on professional duty.
A son was born to Mr.. and Mrs. A.
b. Rydeski. Thursday, July 18th.
Twin boys were born to Mr. and
Mrs. Ed Eyenson Tuesday, being the
first twins ever born in Mercer.
Mrs. W. j. Schilleman spent sun
day with her sister-in-law Mrs. TOney
Schelleman, at Lac du Flambeau, re-
turning Monday afternoon.
Mr. and Mrs, Peter Youngers, of
York, Neb., arrived Wednesday to
spend the summer at their cottage.
Echo Lodge.
Jack Shea was a Hurley caller Wed
nesday.
A large crowd attended the dance
here last Saturday evening. There
will be another dance AT the town hall
July nth.
MIR. and Mrs. Edward CaIkins re-
turned last Monday from Bass Lake.
where they visited the parents of Mr..
Iron County news. [volume] (Hurley, Wis.) 1913-1950, 1920-07-17

expire on the first Monday of January.
1921.
AN ATTORNEY GENERAL, in place
of John ]. Blaine. whose term OF office
will expire on the first Monday of jan
uary. 1921
A UNITED STATES SENATOR. in
place of Irvine l. Lenroot, whose term OF
Office will expire March 4, 1921.
A REPRESENTATIVE IN CONGRESS
for the ELEVENTH Congressional Dis
trict comprised of the counties of Doug
las. Bayfield,. Ashland. Iron Villas Bur
nett, Polk. Washburn, Sawyer, Rusk,
Price, Taylor, Oneida and Lincoln.
A STATE SENATOR for the Thirtieth
Senatorial District, comprised of the
counties of Taylor, Iron, Villas, Oneida.
Lincoln, Forest and Florence
A MEMBER OF ASSEMBLY for the
Assembly District comprised of the coun-
ties of Iron and Villas.
All county officers required by law to
be nominated at such primary.
Given under my hand and official seal
Iron County news. [volume] (Hurley, Wis.) 1913-1950, 1920-07-17
Notice To Owners of Lots & Lands

Within the corporate limits of the city
of Hurley. Iron County. Wis.
You are hereby notified that in compli-
ance with chapter 81, Section 1880 of the
Wisconsin Statutes of 1917. that you are
to have cut or destroyed all noxious
weeds, such as Canadian thistle. quack
grass, cocklebur. white or oxeye daisy.
mustard. wild parsnip and Byrdock, on or
before the LIST day of August. 1920.
Any person. firm or corporation failing
to comply with this order is subject to a
fine of $500 for each day after the above
date such noxious weeds shall remain un.
cut or destroyed
Given Gnder my hand and seal in the
city hall in the city of Hurley, this 18th
day of July. 1870
Lawrence Bardesono,
Commissioner of Noxious Weeds,
For the City of Hurley.
Iron County news. [volume] (Hurley, Wis.) 1913-1950, 1920-07-17
1T DESERVES ALL
PRAISE, HE SAYS
Il Have Taken Tanlac And Know
What 1t viii Do, States
Milwaukee Man.

After suffering fifteen years with my
stomach Tanlac has entirely relieved
me, andif any one wants to know what
this medicine will do just send them
to me-" said Paul E. Spantikow. 25l9
Elm street. Milwaukee. Wis an EN-
plOyee of The West Side Manufacture
ing Company, recently.
There Is no doubt about it, :" con
tinued Mr.. Spantikow, "if any one
will just take Tanlac properly it will
entirely rid them of stomach trouble
l know what | am talking about from
actual experience for, as said before,
l suffered for fifteen years from about
as bad case of stomach trouble as
anybody ever had, but after taking
Tanlac | am we'll man. My appetite
was awful poor and l don't remember
time in all these years that | did not
become nauseated after every meal.
Why, every mOuthfuil ate just seem
ed TO form into lump, gas would
form and bloat me up 80 | could hare
ly breathe aud at times | just felt like
every breat h would be the last. | often
had awful dizzy spells. aud sometimes
while at work | would just have to
stop and sit down to keep from falling.
| always got up in the morning feeling
actually worse than when l went to
bed and did not know whether To go TO
work or not as | did not feel like |
could possibly stay on the job all day.
well, | had heard so much about
Taniac | decided TO see for myself if
it was as good as everybody said it
WAS, and | want to say right here it
deserves every word of praise any one
ever gave il Why, ii went rig after
my trouble ana it was only a short
while before my appetite began to i'm
prove, and it kept getting better until
now | can hardly get enough TO eat
Then, too. can eat just anything l
want and everything agrees with me
perfectly. / am in perfect health, my
stomach is in fine shape, | never be-
co me dizzy any more and always get
up / n the morning feeling fine As |
have also gained several pounds in
weight aud regained my lost strength,
it is actually a pleasure for me to do
my work. l heartily recommend Tan
lac, for know what it will do.
Tanlac is sold in Hurley at Whit
man Pharmacy.
Iron County news. [volume] (Hurley, Wis.) 1913-1950, 1920-07-17
at the capitol in the City of Madison. this
lst day of July, A. d. 1920.
(Signed) Merlin Hull,
cal Secretary of State.

State of Wisconsin, ! 80
County of Iron
NOTICE IS HEREBY GIVEN that at a
primary to be held in the several towns,
wards villages and election districts OF
the County of Iron on the first Tuesday
of September. A. D., 1920. being the sew
enth day of said month. the following Of
ficeTs are to be nominated:
A COUNTY CLERK. in place of w. D.
Tyler, whose term of office will expire on
the first Monday of January 1927.
A COUNTY TREASURER, in place of
Luella Tier, whose term of Office will
expire on the first Monday of January,
1921
A SHERIFF, in place of NJ J. White,
first Monday of January, 1921
A CORONER. in place of Joseph Char
bonneau, whose term of Office will expire
on the first Monday of January. 1921.
A CLERK OF THE CIRCUIT COURT,
in place of Joseph Vol ant. whoseterm of
Office will expire on the first Monday OF
January, 1921.
A DISTRICT ATTORNEY, in place OF
Marion F. Reid, whose term of Office will
expire on the first Monday of January.
1921
A REGISTER OF DEEDS, in place OF
Richard c. Trembath, whose term of of.
flee will expire on the first Monday OF
January 1921
A COUNTY SURVEYOR. in place OF
Charles Devine, whose term of Office will
expire on the first Monday Of January,
1921.
Given under my hand and official seal
at the court house in the City of Hurley
this 9th day of July. 1920.
w. d. Tyler. County Clerk.
Iron County news. [volume] (Hurley, Wis.) 1913-1950, 1920-07-17
Notice Of September Primary.
State of Wisconsin, /
Department Of State.

State of Wisconsin,
Department of State !
NOTICE IS HEREBY GIVEN, that at
primary to be held in the several towns,
wards. villages and election districts of
the state of Wisconsin, on the first Tues
day OF September. A. p. 1920. being the
seventh day of said month. the following
officers are to be nominated
A GOVERNOR. in place of Emanuel l..
Philip. whose term of office will expire
on HE first Monday of January, A. D..
1921.
A LIEUTENANT GOVERNOR, in place
of Edward +. Dithmar whose term of
office will expire on the nrst Monday of
January. 1921.
A SECRETARY OF STATE. in place of
Merlin Hull. whose term of office will ex-
pre- on the first Monday of January. 1927
A STATE TREASURER, in place of
Henry Johnson, whose term of office will