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The public ledger. [volume] (Maysville, Ky.) 1913-1968, 1920-12-20
SPECIAL SALE OF APPLES

Sl.5O per bushel during this week,
direct from car, foot Of Limestone
street. GORDON s. GOLDBERG.
The public ledger. [volume] (Maysville, Ky.) 1913-1968, 1920-12-20

Colonel Earl l. Brown, OF Cincin-
natl, Divisional Engineer, with Major
William Hall, Engineer at Dam SS,
and Mr.. F. wadsworth Clark, Of this
The Birmingham age-herald., 1920-05-12

and you know 1t. Everybody loves me- and that Is more than you can say.
 That's enoughi" declared Old Mother Nature sharply. You two cousins never have agreed, and I am afraid never will Have you told me all you know about Happy Jack, Chatterer?"
 Chatterer nodded. He was still mum bling to himself angrily and wasn't polite enough to reply. Old Mother Nature took no notice of this. What you have told me Is good as far as it goes,' said she. You said that Happy Jack Is all gray excepting underneath. Usually this Is true, but sometimes Gray Squarrel ism gray at all but all black"
 Peter Rabbits long ears flew up with astonishment. How can Squirrel that is gray be blaclS?" he demanded.
 Old Mother Nature smiled. That Is a fair question: said she. "Gray Squir- rel Is simply name for Happy Jack S family Sometimes some of the. babies are born with black coats. Of course they are tho same kind of squirrels only they look different. In some parts of the country there are many of these black coated Squirrels, and people think they are a different kind. They are not. They are simply black coated Gray Squirrels Just remember this. Now I think this will do for the lesson on Happy Jack. Copyright. 1920 by T. w. Burgess)
 The next story-"More of the Tree Squirrel Cousins"
The Birmingham age-herald., 1920-05-12
BurgessBe dtimeStories
What Chatterer Kn ew About Happy Jack
By THoRNTO \ W. BURGESS 'Twere better that y ou be unheard If you can say no k indly word.

Chatterer the Red Squirrel sulked. You see, he was in bad temper But he didn't dare sulk long. old Mother Ma ture had told him to tell all that he krew about Happy Jack the Gray Squir- rel. and he was afraid to disobey. T don't know much good about him. he mumbled at last.
 And you don't know much bad about me, either,' retorted Happy Jack sharp ly. Old Mother Nature held up warn ing hand. That will do!' said che sternly. "The way you two cousins quarrel is disgrace to the Green For est. Now, Chatterer, go on.
 Happy Jack is more than twice my size, but at that I'm not afraid Of him, began Chatterer. and glared at Happy Jack, He is all gray excepting under- meath; there he Is white. He has a tre- inendously big tail and Is so proud Of h that he shows 1t off every time he gets a chance. wouldn't have such a tail myself"
 You wouldn't because you couldn't" interrupted Happy Jack.
 Chatterer pretended that he didn't hear that. When he sits up he has a way of folding his arms on his breast" con- tinued Chatterer. "What he does 1t for I haven't the least idea unless it is to Keep ms nanQS WaTIIl III COlQ WStlueI t1c builds rest very much like mine. Some- times it is in hollow tree, but quite as often it is in the branches of tree. Sometimes he has both kinds of nests. He is a fairly good traveller in the tree tops. but he spends a great deal of time on the ground, much more than I do. He likes open woods best. especially where there are many nut trees He has a storehouse. where he puts away nuts A,,% L rt1 t, and under fallen leaves more than he stores away. In winter, when he Is hun gry, he hunts for those buried nuts and somehow manages to find them even when they are buried under snow When 1t comes to stealing he Is no better than I am. I have seen him steal birds eggs, and I wouldn't trust him unwatched near one of my storehouses.'
 It was Happy Jacks turn to become ir- dignant. T may have taken few eggs when accidentally ran across them. but I never go looking for them" said he. T don't take them unless am hungry and can't find other food. I don't make a business of rohbing birds as you do
The Birmingham age-herald., 1920-05-12
RANDOM NOTES

Among the out-of-town guests at the Huff-Lyon wedding. which took place yesterday afternoon, were MT. and Mrs. Robert Huff and Misses Mary and Mildred Frazier of Columbus. Ga.; Mir. Charles H. Newton of Greenville, s. G., and Mrs. G. M. Moore of Nyota. Ala.
 Mrs. Shirley Harris (Eula Whatley) of Florence, who has been i'll at a local infirmary for the past two weeks, has sufficiently recovered to be re- moved to the home of her parents, MT. and Mrs. George C. Whatley. at Ter race Court.
 Mrs. J. P. Miles of Columbiana Is the guest of her daughter, Mrs. Rich ard F. Johnston, for the Rosa Ponselle concert this evening.
 
 News has been received In the city that MT. and Mrs. William Gussen and the Misses Gussen are en route home from Denver, Col. Their many friends will regret to learn that Mir. Gussen is critically III and there Is no change in his condition.
 Mrs. Lillie Sloss is spending a few days with friends in Montgomery en route to Mobile, where she will spend the summer at Battles. across the bay.
 Mrs. Robson Brooks Is the guest of her parents, MT. and Mrs. J. B. Childers at Attalla.
 Mrs Robert L. McCauley, who has been the guest of Mrs. T. l.. Robin son in Anniston, has returned home.
 Miss Carol Talley of Anniston spent the past few days with Miss Edwina Sellers.
 Mrs. Harry Powell is spending few days with friends in Anniston.
The Birmingham age-herald., 1920-05-12
Population Figures
By AssooIated Rreaa

Washington. May 11-Reidsvi1le, N. C., 5.s33; increase 5o5 or 1o.5 per cent.
 Lumber N. C., 2.691: increase 461 or POT per cent.
 Paterson, N. J., 135,26s; increase 1o,26s or s.2 per cent.
 Hackensack. N J.. 17,se7; increase 3,617 or 257 per cent.
 Marlborough. Mass, 15.o17; increase 428 or 3 per cent.
 Sherman. Tex, 15.os1; increase 2.s1s or 21.1 per cent.
 Butler, Pa., 23,77s; increase .so5o or 14.7 per cent.
 Blue. Island. Ill., 1o,52s; increase 2,4s5 or 30.9 per cent.
 Medford, Mass. 3s,6s7: increase 15,537 or 67.1 per cent.
 Chicopee, Mass. 36.214: increase 1o.- SIS or 42.6 per cent.
 Evansville, Ind, S5,264; increase 15,617 or PA per cent.
 Jamestown, N. Y, 3S,S9s; increase 7601 or 24.3 per cent.
The Birmingham age-herald., 1920-05-12

This includes every suit suits tailored of sons fashionable materials Fl the leading styles cdng practically every and wanted colorng well the always popular black, and blue All szes-16 to 53 We wish customers that in offering these suits at half price prepared to take substantial loss suit However sold hundreds of suits at fair margin profit season. feel though afford to make this sacrifice if every suit is sold in few days time.
 This the moneysaving opportunity of lifetime those who require neatly tailored navy bue black suit for their vacation rip
SveÌŒt = World. [volume] (Cleveland, Ohio) 1911-1939, 1920-01-16
IWSSl TIT WSSl
UPRCHLY KARANEC DO
PADEN.

Y kterts kavarn6 ma Bolivar
Road zatGen byl vcera dvaceti-
lety Artur Weber, 203S zap.
az ul., o n6mz policie tvrdi, re
poCatkem listopadu uprchl re
statni kaZnice V Columbus.
Weber byl zde zatGen prvn6 +.
1916 to pro lupicstvi. Byl
tenkrat pos IN do polepSovny
v Mansfield a kdyz Il nj unikl
a znovu byl pristizen, urady
poslalv iej do kaznice, odkudz
podafilo Sc Weberovi op6t u
tGci Zp6t do Clevelandu, kde
we SVEN lupiGstvi az do wee
relSka pokraGoval. Nyni bude
mu ka2nici v6tSi po2ornost
VGnovana.
SveÌŒt = World. [volume] (Cleveland, Ohio) 1911-1939, 1920-01-16
IWISl TWSSl TWSS1
{. s. p. S. v TOLEDO.

Toledsky rad c. S. P. S. ko-
nal onehdy vyrocni svai ma
Skarni p es, ktery t6Sil Sc zna-
enc dcasti tam6jSich svobodo-
myslnych krajanG a "a n6hoz
prVni premii ziskala "Cecho-
slovakie", pani f. BeGiCkova,
druhou pani j. Renultova. Pa
III Becickova, rozena Kecova
ie choti legionare nedavno z
Czech Sc vrativSiho, S nimz Sc
zdala Sc V Praze, kratce pred
sVTm odjeZdem do .Ameriky.
SveÌŒt = World. [volume] (Cleveland, Ohio) 1911-1939, 1920-01-16
WSSlWSSNWSSl
INFORMACE o VYROBE
LEHOVIN.

We vefein6 knihovnG nachA-
ri sc cetn6 spisG ohledn6 donna
ci Vyroby lihoVin / kvaSenych
,napoid, kterGzto knihy test Sc
nynl zvlaStni poZornosti ttenai'
StVa. V iinych mestech, zvlaSt6
V Bostonu, byly podobnG infor-
mace 2 vereinych knihoven po
zaVedeni valecn6 prohibice od
straneny, lee V clevelandskych
odboGkach verein6 knihovny
budou utebnice ty i dale p6j-
Govany.
SveÌŒt = World. [volume] (Cleveland, Ohio) 1911-1939, 1920-01-16
MnE
PROCES S VRAHEM POL.
SHELTONA.
platzky bude povolan ma sve-
dectvi dnes.

Pred soudcem Phillipsem po
kracovano bylo vcera We w
S echu svGdku V prOcesu S
Platzkym, jenz T. prosince "a
ctrelil policistu Roberta Shelto
na. Prvnim statnim sv6dkem
byla ovdop6la a po nj vypovl-
dalo nfkolik po.. dustoiniku,
jakoz j privatnich svGdku. Pa
nj Sheltonova "a velk6ho po-
hnuti leila posledni okamziky
smrteln6 stfelen6ho po icie
vytasila Sc pf1emnym pfizna-
MIN Platzkyho. Obzalovany
pfiznani to uCinil brZy po SVEN
zatCeni VuCi pol. inspektoru
Sterling0Vi a sepSanG to .sVGde-
ctVi pevnOu rukou pOdepsal.
Kapitan Coste 10 sv6dCil, lie OBJ
zalovany vuCi n6mu rovn6z Sc
k vrazdG primal, kteryzto zlo-
Gin uskuteCnil pry pomoci BAN
bitky.ve Van Dornovych oceiar
mach ukradene. Milenka spolu-
obZalOvaneho 'Shermana, ST..
Dittmanova Vypovida a, ze
PlatZky po SVEN navratu od
mlsta vrazdy vyliGil il vSe d
Vui zloGin nikterak neObhajo-
val. Pon6vadz Platzkeho vra-
zedna Zbrah nalezena nebyla,
hlidaC z Van DornOvych oce.a a.
rem, w. Guenther cht6l pre-
sVedcit soud, jak6ho druhu
byl revolver Platzkym sveho
casu ukradeny a ia vrazdy
pouzity. Obhajoba vuCi pfedlo
2enl nGjakGho duplikatu vSak
pr0testovala. Dnes bude pred
Volano da Sich deset sv6dku
pro zalobu u Ultra snad bude
pOvolan ma sv6dectvi Plat2ky
pfedevSim, ktery patrne zapre
sve puvodni priznani ma poll
eli bude tvrdit, re Shelton
pri$el 0 zivot nahodou, kdy
cht6l Platzkyho odzbroiit a
Hkonfiskovany revolver mu V
rucc cXplodoval.
SveÌŒt = World. [volume] (Cleveland, Ohio) 1911-1939, 1920-01-16
IWSSl Tft1 WSrl
PROTI KULECNiKOVYM
PARLORUM.

Radni Townes pozada Y pom
d6lnlm zasedani sv6 kolegy, a
by priiali zakon ma obmezova-
nj kuleGnikovych parlor0. Mia
dlktlm do q rokG nema byti
hra V podobnych parlorech tr-
p6na a kazd6 prestoupeni no.
veho zakona mel by odpykat
dotceny mattel sine kulecniko-
We. Townes ocekava s iistotou,
ze ieho pred oha schvaleni Sc
docka, Gimz nezletili budou
pry pred zlocinnym vlivem
chran6ni.
SveÌŒt = World. [volume] (Cleveland, Ohio) 1911-1939, 1920-01-16
kDYZ MUZ NECHCE DO
EVROPY A ZENA DO
AMEREKY.

Chicago, 13. ledna. ObVodnf
soudce Rush zruSil opGtn6 je.
dino z manzelstvi, kde roZtrz-
ka mezi NAMELY byla zavin6-
ma tim, re zena davala pred
most stare vlasti pred cestou do
Spojenych StatG, kan Sc ia IL
Gelem zlepseni hmotn6 eXisten
ce odebral muz. Tcntokrate
byl ia obcem pan Josef Rull-
eek u Cisla 1916 Laflin ulice,
obzalovanou pax jeho manzel-
ka Anna, usazena V Chrudimi
V Cechach, kterou muz vinil 4
opuSt6ni. Rulickovi uzavTeli
snatek dne 13. ledna 1912, a,e
patrn6 Sc jejich povahy k so
be nehodily, nebot mlada Zena
Cd muze po nGkolika m6sicich
OdeSla, ackoliv die tyrzeni
sv6dku nem6la k tOmu zad-
nych zavazn6jsich pffCin. Ru-
liCek V srpnu tGhoz roku ode
iel do Ameriky, ale myslel ma
zenu stale a postal il celou fa-
du dopisu, V nichz il zadal, a.
by il sem nasledovala, re tn
bude miti dobry domov. Kazda
takova vyzva Zu3tala vSak bez
pOvSimnuti a proto RuliCek III
dal o rozvod. Ornament o "a
dani zaloby poslano pi. Rull-
Gkove do Czech a ia Sc MIN o.
debrala do kancelaTe chrudim
sk6ho adVokata dra. Fr. Wag-
nera, kde uCinila doznani, ze
IA muzem rozhOdn6 nepOiedc
a je dpln6 spokojena 5 tim,
kdyZ mu zde bude rozvod po-
Volen. Prala 81 pouze, ably il by
10 dlno pisemn6 Stvrzeni, ze
ami Ru lGek nebudc lniCeho ma
mitati proti tomu, kdyz 0 roz-
vod pozada V Cechach jeho
zena, coz je ovSem naprostou
zbytecnoJtI, aspoh pokud Sc
Zdejsich Zakona tyte. Dopis
chrudimsk6ho advokata byl v
doslOvntm pfekladu predlozen
Soudci, pred MIN byl prfpad
proiednavan a tyz po vysIech-
mutt daI&ich dvou svGdku pro
hlasil, zc IA takovych okolno-
Sti ie pan Ru uitek k rozvodu
upln6 opravn6n a take mu jej
poVOlil.
SveÌŒt = World. [volume] (Cleveland, Ohio) 1911-1939, 1920-01-16
IWSS7 TWGSl TWSSl
POZAR MA ZAP. 67. UL.

V tripatrov6m drev6nem Gin
zaku S. Lave.la, 1879 zap. 81
al. povstal dnes rano ohen v
prisklepi a ackoliv ha3ici byli
ma mist6 V cas-, tem6r celia bu-
doVa Zkaze podlehla, takze
ztraty jsou znacnG. Rodiny tri
najemnlku pfiSly o vSechen
SgUj nabytek Il nGkolik osob w
nrseno u horici residence hasi-
e. Ohen zpozorovan V 6 ho-
dl ranO Il patrn6 VznikI ma
sIedkem pretopeni vyhrevni
SveÌŒt = World. [volume] (Cleveland, Ohio) 1911-1939, 1920-01-16

Uz je zde! Pasa Sc svoji dru
zinou jede ma SlBRINkY So
kOLA HAVLfCEK. Pfijd'te
tez "a. ledna do Ceske Narod-
nj Sine. 10
SveÌŒt = World. [volume] (Cleveland, Ohio) 1911-1939, 1920-01-16
WSSl WSSl iWSS
ZENOVRAH ODKAZAN
TRESTNfMU SOUDU.


Ma podn6t pol. zalobce Sex
tona odkazan byl vcera soudu
tre8tnimu 25lety Josef Deli,
1921 Bridge Ave, jenz pred
vGirem usmrtil svoji 16letou
chot', byvalou sleCnu Juhaszo-
YOU. Obzalovany odmitl pred
vyslech a bude procesovan Z
vrazdy prvniho stupn6. Cht6l
.ien, ably mu bylo dovoleno SUI
castnit Sc pohfbu Zastfelene.
kter6zto zadosti vyhov6no vSak
nebylO.
SveÌŒt = World. [volume] (Cleveland, Ohio) 1911-1939, 1920-01-16

- Kdo videl slysel prvni
predstaveni "PROTIVY", jists
neopomene jiz nyni 81 zamluvi-
tt vsturenky. Hra ie TYL v ne
dsli 25. ledna c. N. SIM ma
SveÌŒt = World. [volume] (Cleveland, Ohio) 1911-1939, 1920-01-16
WSSl It'll lWSS
NEHODA MA BROADWAY


Jakub Karlfk, 1901 Ben
wood Ave. zachycen byl vcera
odpoledne ma Broadway blfze
vych. II ulice, kterymsi autem
a poran6n v zadech tou me-
rou, re do nemocnice sv. Ale
xise musel byti dopraven.
Nehoda prihodila Sc "a Karli-
kova pokusu vyskocit ma zadni
stupen broadwaysk6 kary. Je-
no zraneni jest tezke a neopa-
trny autoista nebyl policii Iii
StGn.
SveÌŒt = World. [volume] (Cleveland, Ohio) 1911-1939, 1920-01-16
.'WS.Sl [ftl INySS
NNCHC KLENOTU VRA-
CENO.

Klenotnik ]. Heiman, jemuz
vGera rano kterys lupit odciZi.
al IA $4,000 drahokamu, ob
drzel pozd6ii cetn6 sv6 klenoty
zp6t, takze jeho ztrata cini
dnes pouze $1,124. Lupic IA
sveho ut6ku jednu skrinku s di
amanty ma Euclid Ave. totiz
2tratiI a poctivy nalezce skvo.
sty " policii odevzdal. Krldez
a Elenotnika Heimana V euclid
skych arkadach prihodila sc
Vtera rano 20 osm hodin6.
SveÌŒt = World. [volume] (Cleveland, Ohio) 1911-1939, 1920-01-16
ZAVODY SKOLNiCH BRU
SLARU.

Zaci-bruslafi navstevuiici
gramarnf vyssi sko,y ma "a
padnl stran6, mohou Sc 21. le-
dina podilet ma m6stskych "a
vodech V Edgewater parku,
kdezto Skolnf bruslaTi z jihovy
chodnich ctvrti m6sta budou
miti sve zavody 81. ledna v
Rockefellerove parku. Nejlep-
sim zaVodnikGlm budou poskyt
nuty premie, v6noVane Guardi
an bankou.
SveÌŒt = World. [volume] (Cleveland, Ohio) 1911-1939, 1920-01-16
-A-
ZENA LUPICKOU.

Do restaurantu PAM Grace
Williamsove, .2549 vych. % ul.,
vessel dnes Gasn6 rano lupitsky
parek, muz a zena, oba revol-
very ozbrojenf. Wi.liamsova by
la napadena zenou a ttyfi stray
nici okradeni byli zmin6nym
muzem. Prepaid vyrizen byl V
n6kolika minutach a ztraty O.
branych Gini asi 500. ZloGin-
ny ten parek dopadcn byl po-
zdGji detektiVy ma ScovilI Ave.
q dnes V poledne bude pohnan
pred municipal nj soud.
SveÌŒt = World. [volume] (Cleveland, Ohio) 1911-1939, 1920-01-16
WSSl lttl [WSSl
MlLICNI DIVlSE PRO
OHIO.

Ia reorganisovani statnich
milici V zemi, valeCny depart
mont We Washington6 vcera
rozhodl, re Ohio bude NIT di.
yisi milicniho voiska 1900
muzG p6Sich, pluk jizdy, pluk
inHenyrd, p uk lehk6 a n6kolik
batcrii t6zkG d6lostrelby, jakoz
i sbor signalni. Do srpna ma
byti ohaiska divise iiz sformo-
Vana.
SveÌŒt = World. [volume] (Cleveland, Ohio) 1911-1939, 1920-01-16
NC STWSSlIWSSl
SOUkROMA

taneCni zabava oblibeneho
Happy Chums Outing Clubu ko
mana bude Ultra sini pana Ka
menickeho ma Fleet Ave. Pora
datele ujist'uii, re program We
Glrku bude zajimavy a dobry
orchestr rovnez lie nebude chy-
bet.
The Lakeland evening telegram. (Lakeland, Fla.) 1911-1922, 1920-10-25
MRS. RUBY JONES
ASSERTS TANLAC IS
One life SAVER

"At the time l began taking Tan
lac was right on the verge OF ner
yous as well as a physical breakdown
but now I'm we'll and happy woman
and Just cant praise the medicine
highly enough" declared Mrs. Ruby
Jones. of R. F. D. 2, Tampa, Fla.
For five or six years | had Deeh
troubled with indigestion and ner-
yousness that caused me intense SUI
fering and cost me hundreds OF dol
lars for medicines that did me no
good. Nothing | ate seemed to agree
with me and even the highest OF food
would cause severe pains in my stom
ach. | would bloat all up with gas
and Just be in perfect misery. MY
nerves gave way almost completely
and at times the least little noise
would make me scream. Sleep was
almost out of the question and my
condition was simply dreadful.
81 saw so much about what Tanlac
was doing that | bought bottle, and
I'm now feeling fine again. began
improving after the first few doses,
and after taking five bottles l never
have sign of indigestion or bloating
and my stomach is in perfect order.
The nervousness is all gone. I sleep
like. child and can now get enjoy
ment out of life. Why, I feel like an
entirely different person and just
can't say enough for Tanlac, for it
was almost life saver to me.
Tanlac is sold in Lakeland by Hen.
ley and Henley; in Winter Haven by
Anderson Drug Co. and in Mulberry
by S. e. Gibson.
The Lakeland evening telegram. (Lakeland, Fla.) 1911-1922, 1920-10-25
RADICAL ACTION
HAS NO FRIENDS
AMONG FLORIDANS

The Florida public is overwhelm-
ingly opposed to radical government
experiments, according to the results
oil QUESTIONABLE on the subject Of
government operation of industries
sent out to the editors of this and the
other states of the country. OF the
So editors who replied, So or 80 per
cent said that the citizens of their
communities were opposed to the
government going into business in
competition with its citizens.
The QUESTIONABLE was sent out by
the Press Service Company of New
York City While the inquiry was
based on the general principle Of
government operation, the so called
Muscle Shoals bill now before Con-
gress was used as concrete exam
pie. Under this bill government
owned corporation would be given
power, among other things, to pro
dCce at muscle shoals various fer
tilizer products and sell them in com
petition with private manufacturers
and dealers.
AS to the wisdom of the govern
ment adopting this policy toward the
fertilizer industry the editors were
asked for their personal opinion. OF
the 54 editors who gave an opinion
on this point, A or 81 per cent were
unqualifiedly opposed to, the scheme
The political affiliations of the
Florida papers whose editors an
swered the QUESTIONABLE were: Re
publican, 0; Democratic, 4S; indie
pendent. 8; and miscellaneous, /.
A summary of the results of the
questionable from the country al
large shows that this opposition t.
government operation is general. Ou1
OF 5,154 editors replying, 4,466 or 81
per cent voted their communitie:
against the proposition. This is ar
increase of per cent in the opposi
ton as compared with the results of ;
similar QUESTIONABLE sent out by tn
Press Service Company year ago il
connection with the question of turn
ing the railroads back to their own
ers.
The papers heard from in tn
present; poll are 1857 Republican
1850 Democratic; 1,45S Independent
| and 462 miscellaneous. Not only dit
political bias play no part in the re
plies but sectional differences seen
to have no appreciate effect on tn,
result. The combined circulation o
the papers whose editors replied Il
11,428,S17, which means a constitu
ency of at least 100000 readers.
Free trader-journal and Ottawa fair dealer. (Ottawa, Ill.) 1920-1927, 1920-08-17

PRO GOLFERS AWAY
IN FLOSSMOOR PLAY

Chicago, Aug. 1.-THE stage Is set
for the third annual tournament of
the Professional Golfers association,
which will start this morning at the
Flossmoor Country club. Jim Barnes,
of ST Louis. who won the champions
ship at the Engineers club of New
York last year. aud thirty-ouc other
players who qualified in different sec
tons. viii compete tor the iRUdnan
Wanamakcr trophy, gold medal, and
$2,56l In cash pri2 S In addition, tho
winner will get leg on the gold
medal presented ny the Br,tiah Pro-
fessional Golfers association. This
has to be won three times to gain per
manent possession,
Under the rules of the competition.
each player who qualities and plays
gets So and each time he wins his
prize money increases. Each match
is at thirty-siX holes, match play, so
that physical condition will count in
the final outcome
Free trader-journal and Ottawa fair dealer. (Ottawa, Ill.) 1920-1927, 1920-08-17

Mr. and Mrs. Charles Sperber of tif'h
street, Peru, aud Harry T. Miller. who
Ia Employed at the La Sale Savings
Bank and Trust Company, was sol
Cmnized by Rev Paul BraUns, pastor
Of the German Evangelical hurch.
Peru. Mr. and Mrs. J. II. Schmidt
were the attendants. After the we'd
ding reception was held at the home
of the brides parents Mr. aud Mrs.
Miller left Sunday for honeymoon
trip to Chicago and points in MiChi-
gan. They will be away about two
weeks Upon their return they viii
be at home at $40 Bucklin street,
Peru. The groom is the son Of Mr.
and Mrs, Nicholas Miller OF this vi,
lage.
Melissa A. IIiltabrand, daughter Of
George and Elizabeth IIita brand was
born March "A, 1919, at OXbow, near
Magnolia, H., and died in Tonica Aug
3, 1920. She was the youngest of Il
family OF twelve children. She was
for many years member of the Meth
odist church In TuniCa She was mar.
ried Feb. 20, 1873, to Joseph +. Elmer
TO this union were born hve children
four sons and one daughter. They
started housekeeping on the farui
where their son George now lives, and
lived there until they moved to Tonicd
sixteen years ago. She is survived
by her husband. one daughter, Eta
and four sons. Winfield Of Blooming
ton, George, Roy and Joseph of Ton
lea and seven grandchildren, Funeral
services were held from the house at
2 O'Clock on Wednesday afternoon
and at the NJ f. church at 2:30, Bu
iial took place in Fairview cemetery
Camp Ddge, Iowa. where many ol
the La sale county boys were sent
is TO be abandoned. The depleted
First Infantry brigade OF the Fourth
Division. consisting of siXty-two of
liCcrs and 40 men, started for Cam
Lewis. Wash, last Thursday. They
were the last soldiers in the biz
camp
Free trader-journal and Ottawa fair dealer. (Ottawa, Ill.) 1920-1927, 1920-08-17
WHEAT RALLIES UNDER
FOREIGN TRADE ORDERS

chicago aug. l'.-~iteports or I'D
eral export business Yesterday iirmed
up wheat prices quickly today after
opening lie lower to &c higher with
December 236 and 236i2 and March
23i The rally carried prices above
the finish of yesterday within the
first few minutes Of trading. Fair
buying of December corn by several
strong commission houses since the
reduction in the visible small receipts
and a need of rain some section were
bullish Influences which strengthened
that cereal today. The trade, how
ever. was light. FIRST quotations rang
ed from &c lower to lac higher, with
September l45& to l46 and December
123 to l23ik. but soon became higher
than the preyious finish
Oats followed In the wake of corn.
After oneninp lsr IN 1hc lower with
Septomher 6Si.c to GS@c and Dccem.
nor rSl.r ~ este tbn market
s,re,etbnnod and bccamn firm
prn,tsians uara nnsv -, tha s,or,
,,,a ~ thn aisar,nintod shnwi,@ IN
Inn,, s,onlls E;r,t nnotatinns r,ncaI
fro',, 400 n.,rts =, sstaa, co,,t., ,n,7or
iva ctooL
r,icaeo ,nr Hos -Bocoirte
% onn bnad. he,d over so. drst
saios 1or tn 15c hieher than vcstor.
.day'. average. slt 10 paid ana 70.
fused. quality fairly good, averaEG
COST MohuaS' Hif''o.
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wan stree
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from abroad MAKING maj element
more cautious Pronounced Grlnncss.
Was shown bv the indepcndcnt stccls