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The Wheeling intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1903-1961, 1920-06-07
PHtchard May Switch

CHICAGO. June G.--Judc" ). {. Prit-
chard. of North Carolina. VIII be pro-
pCSdc for the vice prr.ld'n.,:l nomIna-
tlcn # members uC Jh' North Carolina
delegation become COuk .H,"d that lie
cannot be nominated for the presidency.
Former ~Atcd States Senator Marion
Butler made tn" ann 'unC"m"nt today
that Judge Pritrhnrd la dtInally con-
scented To This program. nj added
We believe thar With hiS name on
the tlCke.. North tLrul!,-' 'Gu "a" count
ed upon at tia polls. !. Ia; "'.:. Z south
,.rn states"
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SEALED PROPOSALS.

Sealed bids will be received at the
office Of II. {. cragn. city Clerk. OF the
City of Wheeling. for the rebuilding OF
wall on Eoff St, between 18th and 18th
SITS.
Bids To he in hands OF Clerk on or be-
fore Monday. JuQe IAN nj p. m.
Specifications and proposal forms
now on file in tho office of the City En-
gincer. Each proposal must be accom-
panied by a certified check Of $4,000.
Tho cry reserves the right to reject
any and all bids.
CHAS. o. EPHLIN.
city Manager.
II. \. CONRAD.
jc-7-l4 City Engineer.
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JOHN MULLY JR., DIES.

John Mully. Jr.. OF Forticth and Trim
bic street Bcliairc. died last evening at
eight o'clock. following several weeks
illness. He was well known throughout
Bellaire and his death came rs shock
Ia his many friends lie Rs the son Of
Air. and Mrs. John Mully. Sr. Funeral
arrangements were incomplete late last
evening.
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OHIO HARMS

We have farms that possession ran >,
had At once. a fine chicken farm for
81 900: o0-A.. good bldgs. liza. $4,000,
wheat and tine meadows; and over 500
other farms 10 select from, any size
and price l. want, any terms 20 suit L.
Write me today for free catalogue.
farms fully described. in seven different
counties.
H. II. MASTERS,
Farm Agency. Cambridge, O..
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Bedford Springs (Pa.) Hotel

where guests enjoy the idle sumner
life-golf tennis. riding, swimming. all
in healthful inNigoratug mountain
climate at ZOO feet elevation. Large
modern hotel on S00U-acre estate on
Lincoln Highway. Excellent motor
roads in all directions Renowned cura-
tive mineral waters from the Springs.
Enjoy your vacation I'm the heart Of
the wonderful Allegheny Mountains
OPEN JUNE.
II. E.)BEMIS. Manager.
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FOR sALE-RIvEK CRAFT.

See this full cabin, IS h. p. Light
draft motorboat. Has IN oak bot
tom, good sized decks, IS It. hull.
Lying at 9Th St., Wheeling. Lenry
Salade, llos Water St., Wheeling,
W. Va. my-2J-r
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/ BRAIN TESTS
] BY SAM LLOYD. e.!

Five clever newsOoyS l"rin"d Il part
nership and pooled Their issues 70 IaS
in a good stock OF papers. which they
ratified off like hot cakes and then iiS-
ured up their accounts NJ follows; rom
Smith sold one paper mare than one
quarter OF the whole lot. while blliy
Jones disposed OF one paper more tn'n
Smith sold one paper more than one
quarter OF what was l,it. and tharIey
Jones' disposed OF ono paper more IMAM
one-Quarter OF the remainder. Al TINS
stage Of the game the smiths were
ahead 100 papers. but Ltt!e jimmy
Jones sold ali that was left. so in this
friendly encounter the Joneses won OUT
by how many papers DO you think
Answer TO No. As.
NECSE. and BIG HORN.
ICopyright, 1920. by Sam Loyd)
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roH 2AL1
FOE SALE

FOE SALE-Country home, Of A. y.
Hood. on Fairmont Pike, ga miles
from Wheeling. Modern room house
with bath. slate roof. stone foundation.
furnace, gas. water and we'll. good barn
4OX6U. Poultry house. Is acres good
land. 200 bearing fruit trees. on paved
road TO city. Inquire \. D. Hood. prem
iscs je-7.i
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MISS RHoDA RRoUGKToN

LONDON. June 6.--Miss Ehoda
Brougnton. novelist. died Saturday nj
her residence near oxford. aged ~
years.
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.wANrED-FuaN1sHED ROOMS.

wANTED-Two furnished rooms for
light housekeeping. by permanent cou-
ME without children. Address. giving
particulars as 10 Convenicnccs, T. Cal
man, care IntelligcnCcr. je-5-tf
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wANTED-To sell. style r. ll3 refris-
orator Sx7x1o and 3OH40Sli Eclipse
meat block. first class condition. Call
ShadysIdc ltl4. jc3lm
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Brakemen: (yard)-62h cents per
hour. Overtime 937 cents after 8 hours.
Brakemen: (road)--.O4s cents per mile
with a minimum of 100 miles. Over.
time 76.5 cents per hour.
Flremen-;4.16 to $5.44 per day. Over
time, time and one-half after eight hours
Steady work for reliable men. Excel
lent opportunities for promotion. Apply
To Train Master. Wheeling. w. Va, Bell.
aire, Ohio. or Mingo Junction. Ohio.
my-13:tf
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MISCELLANEOUS

wANTED-Farm land. George !. Mil
Ter. r. Il. 5. Elm Grove. je-5-l
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LoPRESTE-On Thursday. June Srd
1920, at $40 o'clock a: m. at Whcennt
hospital ETA TAYLOR. wife OF
Anton Lopreste. in her 32nd year.
Funeral from the family residence; No
100 Ninth street. Warwood. on Mon.
day morning at . o'clock. Requiers
high mass at Corpus Christi church AZ
$50. Friends invited 10 attend. In
terment at Mi Calvary cemetery.
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LOOT AND FouHD.

LosT-Two pair barrel skids. Reward
il returned to Kline & Merriman Co.,
IS 18th St. je-5-i
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HEMSTITCHING and picoting attach
ment. works on all sowing machines,
81 ~. Address J. F. Light, Fox 1871.
Birmingham. Ala. my5l-m
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FOR sALE-Saddle horse. Beautiful
black seven % years old. Can be
seen a; Paul Dorsey's training stable,
end St. DR.. W. B. Fletcher, Moundsville.
W. Va. Je-I-i
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wANTED-A girl for general house,
work. small house. three in family.
Call Woodsdale 336-R. je-3-k
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DIED

HANNAN-On Friday June I. 1890. ht
$40 o'clock n. m. ELIZABETH AL:
BERTA HANNAH. aged 10 years. =
months and ~ days. daughter OF Frank
w. and Alberta (Busch) Hannah; IN
the family homo. No. 100 virginia
street, Wheeling Island.
Funeral servIces Monday morning al
1880. Friends OF family invited te
attend. Intermcnt Greenwood GENE
terry.
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wANTED-To 1ENT.

wANTEE-To rent or room housa
Rent not to exceed $4,000. Please re-
ply. Address Vim. y. Link, P. o. Box
SIS, City, phone 188-R. je-2-r
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wAHTED-We want tho right woman
in every place to introduce our Bor-
gcous Hybrid Tea and other roses,
old Fashioned flowers. climbing vines.
Towering shrubs and trees. There IL In
each community a tactful woman Of
vide acquaintance, favorably known.
who can make q great success Of this
undertaking. II We are talking to you,
write w. to-day. First National NurS-
cries. Rochester, y. Y. je-5-g
wANTED-Woman to help in kitchen.
Inquire l4l5 Market ST., Waldorf
building. fourth floor. je-4-i
wAHTED-Whlte girls for counter serv.
ing. Y. w. c. \. Cafeteria. je-i-i
wANTED-Woman for 'housework in
small country home. ten minutes from
W-IlsburG. W. Va. Right person can
occupy tenants small furnished house
on place. with gas and spring water.
Good pay to right person. Address Mrs.
A. A. Morse. Wellsburg. W. Va. r. D.
No. 4. je-4-i
wANTED-A girl for general house,
work. small house. three in family.
Call WOOdsdale 336-R Task
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wANTED-R1AAL1
wAHrED-we wan, tho right woman

wANTED-Young girl to help with
housework. Call 1871 Woodsdale.
ie-5-h
Deming graphic. (Deming, N.M.) 1903-1948, 1920-10-26
LEAGUE PACT IL VAIN.

The ahsurditv of the Democratic
claim that the League NJ Nations ever
had any real hone Of settling the quar-
rel between Tithuanin aud Poland Is
emphasized nv the recent announce
ment that Lithuanin had pledged her
self 10 allow the Russian Bolsheviki
To use her territory rs n base from
which To operate against che Poles.
The pledge of Tithuania Is contained
IN formal treaty of peace with the
Bolshcviki. copy of which was oh
tanned In Washington from II semi
official source. II was sent tn Wash
ington by government agents.
Such treaty. Washington officials
admitted. would make a settlement Of
the POlish-I.uihuania difficulties Nv
he league or any other means Of arbi-
tration clearly impossible as long a.
the Poles and BOlsheviki were at war.
Even should Lithuania agree 10 abide
hy the award oft he arhitrators. she l.
bound hv this treaty to let the Bolshc-
Wiki. n they SO desire. Use her terri.
tory 10 attack Poland. which Is an act
" war against Poland.
I.ithuania. To he sure would have
the clicice Of living up to the treaty
pr chewing the league Of nations. but
there Is no doubt which course woulf
he chosen since the Bolsheviki wonlf
attack Lithuania for breaking her
treaty while the league would he pow
erless Ia take military action agains'
her.
In view Of the existence ~ thi
Soviet. Lithuanian treaty. II l. puzzlinr
how the announcement that the league
lnd settled the dispute between Polanf
md Ilthuania came 10 he made anf
hernlded In this country rs n great
iengue viciorv Officials of the league
IN all probability know Of the treatr
md also knew their efforts would b.
fruitless because Of II. That such ~
impression may have been allowed e
90 oui with the thought that II would
be- used for league propaganda u
America Is not outside the bounds o.
probability.
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RECONSTRUCTION

Gay young hero at my knee,
Weaves n basket ardenty,
Iaughs-tO hide stab OF pain
Lays 1t in my lap again.
Now I've tried with all my might ;
Won't you please ma'am, fix it right?
Just Il minute them he begs,
while | stretch my daned old legs
Takes his crutches from the floor,
Hobbies, whistllng, through the door,
Puffs carless cignret,
Cheerily but my eyes are wet.
For all the mother heart of me
Grieves with that past agony
FoodlesS, slceplcsS days in France,
Horrors Of the long advance,
All he might not. II he could
Tell Of haunted Bellcau Wood.
Child the torturcs that you braved,
In tile eyes Of those you saved
Scared with immortal beauty
You, who only did your duty.
90, I'd bear it, If | might,
II pain of mine could fix 1t right
But only God. lad, can undo
What the devil did to you.
Teach us MS YOU limp through life,
Deeper. meanings OF that strife;
While we comrades unknown. YET
Remembering, teach you to forget.
S. ii.
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WON'T MEND LIBERTY BELL
Mayor Of Philadelphia Says Defect
Makes Relic Bearer 20 Americans.

Observation-Disclosures Moore, Of
Philadelphia. has refused to permit
the mcnding Of the Liberty Bell OF
which he Is custodian. He Is quoted
IN the Public Ledger MS saying:
Certain persons scientifically ana
periodically inclined are urging that
the Liberty Bell be patched up. We
will say respectfully hut firmly to
those gentlemen:
""Touch not that bell Touch not
that sacred relic! 1t would he Sacri-
lege TO tamper with that revcrcd
heritage
"The crack in the bell is now part
~ il. 1t was silenccd after tolling at
the funeral OF Chief Justice Marshall
in July, 1853 Since then the people
Of all the land have seen the bell in
its present condition. by the mys.
terious processes OF love the defect
ms made it all the dcarer to their
hearts"
The mayor referred to n suggestion
made to him recently by the Ohio So
ciety and other organizations that
Deming graphic. (Deming, N.M.) 1903-1948, 1920-10-26

team went with the purpose Of win
ming. which it did. aud it was -
great victory. regardless of the fact
that they could have done better.
The race held recently at Windsor.
Ontario. between the two great race
horses, Man'o'War and Sir Barton.
was won 10y the former by a lead OF ten
lengths. In the scheduled mile and n
uarteqr race. The owner Of Sir Bar.
ton. said that the race was won by the
best horse. that both horses were at
their best. and that his horse was fair.
ly beaten. The result Of the rae,
leaves Man'o'War indisputahly the
fastest horse. in the world of his type
~ racing
The fight held on Columbus Day he
tween Carpenter aud LevinSky was
won by the former, 10y knockout In
the fourth round. There has been
several complaints throughout the en-
tire country that the fight was a fake 4:
hut il the statements of the two fight
crS are aiken at their face value II
was a square fight entirely II Is be-
licvcd 10y most that the fight was hon
est and il is believed by most that the
majority Of the complaints were from
poor losers. Part Of Carpenters state
ment in regard 10 the fight is as fol-
lows: II pledge my honor as sol.
dicr and citizen Of France 10 the
Great American Republic that fought
Ia the best Of my ability. and sin
cercly believe from the bottom OF my
heart that Ievinsky did the same"
That with Levinsky's statement IN
part rs follows: "In the second round
. Carpenter hit me harder than have
ever been hit before. From that mo.
ment Ia the end Of the contest was
dazcd.' Personally. and | believe n
great amount Of the people OF the
United States believe that the fight
was square and that Carpenter should
get full credit for &.
Sergt Morris Fisher. Of the United
States Marine Corp. is the champion
rifle shot Of the world. Fisher won
the three hundred meter free rifle
match at the Olmpic shoot recently.
using United States magazine rifle.
lie was pitted against 10 expert rifle
men representing 10 different coun-
tries. His score was 900 out Of a pos
sible 1850 This is the first time In
history that this classic has been won
10y n competitor using the standard
military rifle Of any country. II is
also the first time that an American
has won this event
Maurice Delivart. a French athelete
broke the worlds record for the 800
meter run recently. covering the dis
lance in one minute and five and three
fifth seconds. The race was run under
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SPORTS

Rluch dissatisfaction has been eN-
pressed in America over the result IF
The Olympic games held IN Belgium re-
Gently. Although America had the
winnig team. had there been n smaller
team To hold up American prestige It
is duuheted that 1t would have aeon
pliShcd the purpose Of its crrnnd. Al
though we had n margin Of over one
hundred points above our nearest
rival. Finland when one stops to CON
slider the population of about three mil
lion NJ the little Baltic country. the
showing of their team Of twenty-four
Deming graphic. (Deming, N.M.) 1903-1948, 1920-10-26
THE RED CROSS OF PEACE.

/ am the Red Cross OF Peace; the
outgrowth of wars travail reawak'
ening to the interests OF nation
Consecrated to the needs " humanity
and inspired by the love Of man for
his fellow. | 20 forth to heal the sick
to make strong the weak. Ia teach the
gospel OF clean living and well being.
| give aid To the needy and help
them lift themselves up out Of advcr-
sity. welcome into my house those
who are heavy laden, and give them
rest lave the wounds to mems
souls
am II refuge from fire. and flood,
and pestilcnce; sheet anchor against
the tempest ofc alamity. The love Of
little children is mine that they may
grow to the full fruit Of manhood and
womanhood. My interest is in the
welfare of the community. | ease the
way Of the cripple. am c0mpassion-
ate Of the aged. My eXultation Is in
the strength OF mankind | teach
lead. serve.
I am the Great Mother; brooding
over the sons and daughters Of men,
that they may go forward, strong and
well and happy, to the upbuilding Of
great Nation.
| am the Red Cross OF Peace.
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men was murh more wonderful than
our achievement Uncle sam scored
nine first places: Finland did rs well.
John j. Mailman. athclctic expert Of
the Boston Globe. decides that the
meet will go down in history rs Il
failure" There is large enough pop
ulntiou IN America to produce champ
ions in nearly all branches of athlet-
les and it will be- accomplished II the
Young athlete, of this county will
take to training IN the type Of alhlrt-
les that Americans seem To ~ weakest
in. The United States will undoubtcd-
~ make better showing in the meet
to be- held in 1921 The American
Deming graphic. (Deming, N.M.) 1903-1948, 1920-10-26
THE HE'LL BOUND TRAIN

Tom Gray lay ON the Bar-room floor
Having drunk 80 much he could
drink no more,
So he fell TO sleep with a troubled
brain
And he dreamed that he rode on y
Hell bound train.
The engine with blood was red and
damp
And brilliantly lit with rhinestone
lamp
For fuel nm imp was shoyeling bones,
While the furnace rang with a
thousand groans.
The boiler vase filled with lager
beer
And the devil himself was the engin-
Ger
The passengers made such motley
crew,
Church members, Atheist, Gentle
aud jew.
Rich men in broadcloth and beg
CARS in rags,
Handsome young ladies and wither-
ed old hays
yellow and black men. red, yellow
and white,
All chained together, what terrible
sight
But they capered about and sang In
their glec
And laughed and joked in their
agony.
NV faithful friends you have done
your work
And the devil can never a payday
shirk
You have bullied the weak and rob.
bed the poor
And the starving brother turned
from your door
You have laid mp gold where the
canker rusts
| And given free vent to your flcshlv
lusts
You have Justice scorned and cor.
ruption sown
And trampled the law Of nature
down
You have drank and riotcd, murder
ed and lied
And Knocked at God in your He'll
born pride
You've paid full fare so | will Carry
you through
For It's only just that Won should
get your due.
why the laborcr expects return for
his hire,
So I'll land you safe in the lake Of
fire.
Where your flesh shall roast in the
flames that roar
And my Imps will torment Won for
ever more
Then Tom awokc with an agonizins
cry
His clothes soaked with sweat ana
his hair standing high.
And he prayed as he never prayer
before
To he saved from drink and TIE
devils power;
And his vows and prayers were not
in vain
For he never more rode ON n Hell
bound train.
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the crack in the bell he repaired by
II new process of electric welding.
"As long as 1 am mayor OF Phila-
dolphin" said Mr. Moore. "the blessed
bronze messenger Of liberty will re-
main silent and mtouchcd:"
Free trader-journal and Ottawa fair dealer. (Ottawa, Ill.) 1920-1927, 1920-11-11
MARSEILLES
CONG. CHURCH HOLDS
ANNUAL MEETING
PAor E'oHr

The annual business meeting Of The
Congregational church was held last
evening with an unusually large at.
tendance. Proceedings were iuaug-
urated with a fine chicken supper
as tho Ladies Aid society ever sery-
cd
Rev. T., A. Stephens acted as mod
erator at the business session which
was enthusiastic and harmonious.
The reports submitted by the various
church societies indicated a1 excel
lent condition of affairs especially as
regards that of the Ladies' Aid
Election of officers resulted as fol
lows
John Olson, who has served for the
last twenty years as deacon. declined
reelection, and Joe Amin was elect
Cd in his Mace for the next four
roara. AZ y. +. Corrie has moved to
Chicago, his unexpired term Of three
wears was filled by tho election Of NJ.
Hattrem Mrs. Mary Hilton was re-
elected deaconness. term, three years.
Instead Of Sunday school. it is now
termed church school. and L. A Cot
Inns is to succeed himself as superin-
tendent the coming year Row 3
Allen was reelected treasurer, and B
II Thurber was reelected treasurer
Of church benevoence, and also
church clerk. the latter Office ha has
held for three years.
Trustees were | n Bauahman,
three ve2rs; Addie Marsh to fill the
unexpired term of Sara McRann OF
two years. Emma Derby was select
ed to fill the year remaining OF the
term of Mrs Rabekoh Trow bridge, F.
who is eAat with her two Younger
children at Columbia niyersty
Grace Rowland is to be o~2aniat /.
and Ninotte Humphrey the chOrister !
and Joe Amin chief usher the coming
year
The Farmers WaWrehouSe has pur
chased a new team from joseph Hon /
ga, which will be used tomorrow en-
abllnc them to do their own deliver |
ing in the future The management
reports all markets lower
Free trader-journal and Ottawa fair dealer. (Ottawa, Ill.) 1920-1927, 1920-11-11
JAkU AIRY, 1921.

4 Sat. |. New Year
Mon, 3 Frank Stone Farm Ridge
twp.
Tues, (. Martin Goodman, mil,
east OF Prairie Center
( Wei, ), Matt Gahan Wallace two,
Thurs 6 EdW. Thorp. miles nortl
cf Peru, Dimmick twp
Fri, : Earl Bennett, Deer Park twp.
Sat, s. Open.
Mon -. 10 Groh, . miles northwest
CT Lostant
Tues, H. G. A. Johnson. miles
nor'h Of La Sale
Wed ., Edw Barrett. Plank road
Thurs, 10, VIM, Cover 4 miles
southeast Of Mendoza
Fri, II, Arthur Spaulding 2Ia miles
south Of Prairie Center.
Sat, -, Open.
Mon. II, Joseph Segaert. miles
south of La Sale, Duncan farm.
Tues. Is. Alpherd Costles. miles
south of Mendoza
We'd -, Taken.
Thurs, 90, G. A. Berghofer, / mile
northeast Of Cedar Point
Fri, 81, Ray Finkle, S miles south
of Marsoilles
Sat . Open,
Mon, II. Michael Fennessey. Wal
lace .wp
Tues, %, Conrad Auth, mile east
of Cherry.
Wed, %, David Mumpher. miles
west Of Brewery Hin road
Thurs o. Open,
Fri, %, Open.
Sat %, Open,
Mon, 81, Open.
Free trader-journal and Ottawa fair dealer. (Ottawa, Ill.) 1920-1927, 1920-11-11
PLANE AND THREE
PASSENGERS MISSING

Chicago Nov. IA naval searlana
CT the sell tyoe, with three men
aboard, which left Great Lakes Naval
TraiHing : alton yesterday morning
On a Photographic recognizance tour
Of he vest coast Of Lake Michigan. l.
believed lost somewhere on the Lake.
The pilot was Lieut., Harry +. Barr.
Vn was accompanied ty Ensign Edwin
Clark, Peoria. photoeraphic officer,
and Glnner's Mate John Caesar, Holly
wood, ILL.,. menhanician
Lieut. Cnmmander Wilson, in com
mand OF the aviation mechanics
school at Greet Lake, said today
| leu Barr was a very careful pilot
and that he believed the plane hal
come dCw0 because Of engine trouble
and beacred on soma isolated spot
along the Wisconsin shore far remoV.
ed from t"legIa"hic communication.
The s"nnlanc was reported by fish
ermen to have landed in the lake off
tenterville. Wis, last night
Free trader-journal and Ottawa fair dealer. (Ottawa, Ill.) 1920-1927, 1920-11-11
FEBRUARY, 1927.

Tues. ! Eckert Bros, miles north
west of Grand Rilge.
We'd :, Joseph Kelly, miles norta
Of Peru.
Thurs, 3. Open
Fri, t. Taken.
Sat, ), Open.
Mon, /. Open.
Tues. s, ODen.
/ Wed. 9. Taken.
/ Thurs. TO- Emory Norem. South OF.
tawa twp.
Fri, II. VIM. Johnson, Waltham
twp.
Sat. r. Taken
Mon, II, Open.
Tues, l., Gottlib kutter SIC miles
south Of Cherry.
Wei. 16, John Sutton. miles
southwest of Ottawa
Thurs. II. Open.
Fri IS. Open.
sat. 10. Taken.
Mon, q, Open,
Tues, %, Geo. F. Shute South OF
tawa twp
We'd, %, Taken.
Thurs. "a. Crane Bros, southeast Of
Troy Grove,
Fri. q. Open
Sat. 20. Open.
Mon. 2S, Open
p S.--Iou see there are very few
open dates. so If you want to be in
this sale calendar. call or write or
phone 6S3N at my expense This
calendar to run every day until March
l. 1921. Pick your date, as they are
going fast.
COL. DAN FITZGERALD, Auctionee-,
1l5 Webster ST..
OTTAWA, ILLINOIS.
Free trader-journal and Ottawa fair dealer. (Ottawa, Ill.) 1920-1927, 1920-11-11
SUGAR DROPS TO NEW
LEVEL FOR SEASON

New York, Nov. II. III re was an
oIlier break OF J., cent a pound in the
price or raw sugar today, with Cubas
selling at cents. cost and freight,
new low record for the season The
decline came under continued pressure
from producing countries and the poor
demand tor refined sugar.