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The Lakeland evening telegram. (Lakeland, Fla.) 1911-1922, 1920-08-17

Mr.. and Mrs. F. A. Grether and
Miss Frances have returned from an
auto trip that included Henderson
Vile and other mountain resorts They
lanta and other Georgia points. They
say they enjoyed the trip because
we saw Lakeland people everywhere
we went" However. they encount-
cred almost impossible roads made
so by the recent heavy rains.
The Lakeland evening telegram. (Lakeland, Fla.) 1911-1922, 1920-08-17

Mr.. and Mrs. G. l. Bailey and young
son, GG. l., Jr., will leave tomorrow
for Pass-a-Grille and other points of
interest on the West Coast, making
the trip in their new bort touring
car. They expect to motor over to
Miami before returning, and will be
away about two weeks.
The Lakeland evening telegram. (Lakeland, Fla.) 1911-1922, 1920-08-17
The Harding and Coolidge Club /

The Harding and Coolidge Club at
their regular weekly meeting held at
the City Hall last night appointed a
committee to arrange for speaking
and music for a public meeting to be
held lin the Park Labor day. They
held a very enthusiastic meeting last
night. Next meeting will be held at
City Hall Monday night, Aug. %.
The Lakeland evening telegram. (Lakeland, Fla.) 1911-1922, 1920-08-17

Mr.. Roe and children of Chicago,
who have been visiting Mr.. and Mrs.
P. J. Castor. are leaving today. Mr.
Roe expresses himself as being agree
ably surprised at our delightful sum-
mer climate.
The Lakeland evening telegram. (Lakeland, Fla.) 1911-1922, 1920-08-17

The Lakeland Bookstore is having
published a very attractive folding
postcard which shows in panorama
style, the Dyches, Kimbrough, Tele-
gram and Auditorium buildings, the
Elks Hotel, the First Presbyterian
church and the fremont Hotel, with
glimpses of Lake Mirror between.
The Lakeland evening telegram. (Lakeland, Fla.) 1911-1922, 1920-08-17

Mr.. B. s. Weathers left Saturday
afternoon for Greensboro, N. c., to
join Mrs. Weathers and together they
will go some time this week to Short
Hills, N. j., to visit their son, Mr..
Neal Weathers for several weeks.
Mrs. VERNE Stevens of Lakeland will
60 to Short Hill later in the summer
The Lakeland evening telegram. (Lakeland, Fla.) 1911-1922, 1920-08-17

Mr.. and Mrs. L. G. Klein. Mr..
and Mrs. j. B. Dopheide and Mathew
Lappe. all from Carroll, Iowa, are in
the city for a few days looking the
town over with a view to locating
here.
The Lakeland evening telegram. (Lakeland, Fla.) 1911-1922, 1920-08-17

Mrs. George Wright, who with
John Wright and DR.. Wheeler is
spending a few weeks at Mont Eagle,
writes that the heavy rains have
flooded everything there but the tops
of the mountain.
The Lakeland evening telegram. (Lakeland, Fla.) 1911-1922, 1920-08-17

Mary Elizabeth Cation. who was op-
Grated on a few days ago for appsn.
dicltls is now reported as doing we'll,
which is good news to the winsome
little lady's friends.
The Lakeland evening telegram. (Lakeland, Fla.) 1911-1922, 1920-08-17

MRS. j. l.. Francis many friends
viii De pleased to know that she was
able to return home yesterday from
Morrell Hospital after two weeks
illness.
The Lakeland evening telegram. (Lakeland, Fla.) 1911-1922, 1920-08-17

B. Janowski. Of Boston, a former
resident of Lakeland, is here again
and hopes to remain permanently
Mrs. Janowski will join him here in
about two weeks.
The Lakeland evening telegram. (Lakeland, Fla.) 1911-1922, 1920-08-17

Miss Mary Bryant, Of Okechobee
was admitted to Morrell Memorial
Hospital yesterday and is undergoing
a serious operation today.
The Lakeland evening telegram. (Lakeland, Fla.) 1911-1922, 1920-08-17

Mr.. Charles Anderson. who recent
sold his home on Vermont avenue,
building a new house just across
e street.
The Lakeland evening telegram. (Lakeland, Fla.) 1911-1922, 1920-08-17

Mr.. and Mrs. r. G. Colbert of
hccess avenue are moving today to
beir nav home in the Hollingsworth
eighborhood.
The Lakeland evening telegram. (Lakeland, Fla.) 1911-1922, 1920-08-17

W. M. Lyle 10 building q garage at
IS home in Park Hill, and contem-
lates an addition to his house.
The Lakeland evening telegram. (Lakeland, Fla.) 1911-1922, 1920-08-17

Edwin Spencer, Jr., left today noon
y business trip to New York and
tber eastern points.
The Lakeland evening telegram. (Lakeland, Fla.) 1911-1922, 1920-08-17

Mr.. and Mrs. j. W. Turner are
moving an auto trip to several North
lorida points.
The Lakeland evening telegram. (Lakeland, Fla.) 1911-1922, 1920-08-17

T. L. Hendrix, who recently pur-
chased the Cason bungalow near Park
The Lakeland evening telegram. (Lakeland, Fla.) 1911-1922, 1920-08-17
EVENING TELEGRAM LAKELAND FLA TUESDAY AUG H. 1870

HILL is remodeling 1t into a very at
tractive bungalow, which he and Mrs.
Hendrix will occupy.
The Lakeland evening telegram. (Lakeland, Fla.) 1911-1922, 1920-08-17
Lakeland LacOnics

Mrs. H. H. Hart and children
ave left for Atlanta to visit Mrs.
ARTS mother.
The Lakeland evening telegram. (Lakeland, Fla.) 1911-1922, 1920-08-17
All of a Sudden Peggy

Ernest Denne big laugh hits! At last the and filled
t girl pnures tale Irish lass who
be married hersbt Peggy discovered that husband 6gnehed
and you'll take of the sparkling with fun charged
Act dancing and alofa sudden surprises
THE VERY BEST PICTURE OF MARGUERITE CLARK THIS SEASON
The Lakeland evening telegram. (Lakeland, Fla.) 1911-1922, 1920-08-17

Miss Lois Curry of Brandentown is
the charming visitor of Miss Mar
guerite Owens.
The Lakeland evening telegram. (Lakeland, Fla.) 1911-1922, 1920-08-17

and accompany Mrs. Weathers home.
--Ocala Star.
Nord stern. [volume] (La Crosse, Wis.) 1856-1921, 1920-08-27

iabrlid). aber audi 0eiungcn gcbal.
tene i'm S|omnenbrano i'm &diiQ atlf-
9eiteute @6gel BADEN oarlmter 81
Ieioen. Wat6ert man ourdl oie
StraBen ser StGotc mo I0rfer,
10 beuerft man Ieioer bGuiig, ooB
Gogellicbbober lire 9ile1Iinge fol.
der Ollal oitsiebeu. Mog Dies aus
9%GIIigfeit O0er lluipiiieubeit 0eife.
ZEN, tmmer lit cs 5u riigen, Die
9ebonoIung oeS ~erfrouftcn gogels
6ot Inn 10 mchr @nsiiht olf @r.
folg, lie eber tic ein0eleitct peroen
fam. 3rn0fIt mhdt man folte
llmidlGge ouf Sen &opf ooer fiiblt
i'm ourd) ionfte Sericielnng nit
faltem &oiier, auBeroem fam mar
oub fiibIe &liitiere pcrobrriflen.
2onn bringt man ben ~trnnfcn 90.
Gel an einen fiihle1 nno ounfeln
Srt, gibt inn rcii1ea fiihles Srinf-
tpuiier ino le!dltpcrbaulidlcs @rif,'
fiItter.
Nord stern. [volume] (La Crosse, Wis.) 1856-1921, 1920-08-27
Simmer oentlider iOate es BEN

NAHtutCI UlNlltNDtI IoAAt ~ YIN
8olfe mcroen, OoB in Der belttigen
Belt ale aricgc pom @roBfopjtal sc.
mod}t, wcnn nothig iogar pom 3oltne
qebroden mcrGcn. Ser cinjjge @e
lpinler I'M Safe pom arieg lit 0as
iil0ijh internatiouale 0roBtapitdl.
is borot nid)t mir Den H|cgicrmgen
Der ein5elnen ~bctb6rten &0lfcr 3u Ell
lter cnOrnleu ;3inarate, Is 0%ijndn}irt"
aud sic @gid0itc ouer a~riegsliefc-
ronten. 9us iiioiid) in~ternotionalt
8roGfopital Iodlt lid ms SGlithcrL
nG1ren0 Sic SISTER bhrtcr. leioen
rit0 0orben. Sod Tic wereeu ljd nIht
utehr 10 leid1t ~bethorcn uno III &riegt
bineintreibcn laiien. Sic iitto &c
ipieigtcr gctporocl uno, erfennen sur
Belt Die pom 8roBtopitaI inter
nommenc 4ropaganou. Die @ebe sc.
gen Mcrifo bat IN iilnaltcr Belt nod
geIaiien. einmuI neil III eirem SrteA
Der 8ereinigten Stauten gcgen Yte.
rifo bod nid}t ~aI5uuiel ein5ubCimien
mare. uto 5weiten5 neil Die @ete
I'M dmerifdniidpn Golfe 3citfg ol5
Gricg3 Yropngonoa erfalmt Duroe.
Nord stern. [volume] (La Crosse, Wis.) 1856-1921, 1920-08-27
in Yaris lit mad Dem glttcntat ani

Geni3eIoS bcfouut gcgebcu moroen,
Dab Ser @riedle eincn aettcnponier
atnter Dem Nn3uQ trug ms baher orIe
pier &nleIn, Die Tim trnIrn, icjn &c.
ben nidt in @efabr iebtcn, 3u9IcifD
1T in &oriS bcfonnt gelebeu woroen,
DAB Ser eualiihe &ouig mo Ser tia.
lienIid)e &onig ohnIid)e @on}er tro.
gen, Die iran3oiiiden @latetr hat
ter Dies niht perrotben ioIlen, ocnu
Sic @erren Nttentdter merbelt BON
ieg ab nodl Dem lmgeponaerten
Il OPT Itntt nod oem aepon5erten
0er5en hires iefneiifgen Sbier@
3ieIeM
Nord stern. [volume] (La Crosse, Wis.) 1856-1921, 1920-08-27
.Broteit Der ameri=
faner in Berlin.

@ie ipeit Die fran50itihe Gropa.
gai0o, fir neIfe sic fron5oftife Res
gierung befanntli6 ii II DC iGIios
mem Troncs betpiGigt bat, Id,on ae.
0iehen lit, gebt oaraus berpor, OnB Die
groBen omerffaniiden 3eitnngen fem
86rt6ell iber Die Mdiienberiumnp
lung Der sur Belt in 0clttidllon0 met.
Ienoen Ninerifoner gum 3Epede eines
4roteite5 gegen feriieres 8erueilen
ifpor6er fron5oitider Sruppen i'll
0eutihem @ebiete p~eroffentli6t bo-
ben.
lln6 ood nlroe Sic WnIIenper-
iammIumg 5u elmer rieiigen 0emon-
itrotion Sic gnPrifaner batten ge.
meininm nit Sen rbeinild,en 5rouen.
pereinen gebanoelt, llno ais GroteIt
tag pltroe ser IA. SSitli, ser in Srunf-
reid als bodfter 5eittng geItenoe
Sobrestog ser @rltiirmlng Ser 90.
Itiae, allserndhlt.
Die Tieienoulo Ser 1~lniper'ttdt bon
Berlin mar gIeih 0erartig itberfiillt,
bob 6alo ale anoeren &oridle, 3u
lpeiteren Geriammlmgen geoffnet
mer0en nntBten, rpie ans Ben mittler=
peile ans Berlin eiugetroffenen 3ei-
turaen beroorgebt.
Ser omerifaniid)e Sberit Sol. 60
min gnlerion fithrte BEN 8oriit rrno
CAB ais 8rltno oofiir, BOB Die Bro
teItperidnntlltng BON Nmerifanern
uuo nidt BON 0elltiden olsgebe, on,
baB Die Hheitt mo Saorldnoer, 10
rpie sic Gfol5er utter GROCER 9ebrit,
dltnq 0lrGb sic 8eiabung5truppert
mo anebelung ihrer HreiIe leioen.
0drum miiBte lid oie qnn5e &uItur.
melt ihrer anHehmer Na5 ole mil.
0en lest in europa gelcrnt ba6en.
tneroc 'id> nod fiirdlterlid an Scr
qansen peiBen Ralic RIDDEN. (@roBsr
&eifoQ.) Oberit Gmcrion uerIu8 6onn
inter lalrmiiden 8riioQ 3uidlriitel
herOorragen0er 4merifnner un0 @(nte~
rifonerirtcn, sic iid1 in bcitinmter
@ejic geHen Ole GnionmIlrnq id)mdr
ser Srltppcn nit0 oeren @reuelthn
ten i'm &beinIono ntsIpra6en.
Nord stern. [volume] (La Crosse, Wis.) 1856-1921, 1920-08-27
0rei 2inse limb e8, sn bcncn Der

0tenid, geboren lit Arbelt,
Sduuer3 uno 5relt6e. Gin ieOes Die,
Ter 6rei 0inge bat feline 3ieorigfeit
mo ieinen gOel. Is gibt nieort8e
4r6eit uno eolcn Sfmer3. gtieo-
rige 5reu0e mo cole Jreu6e. ytnr
must Ou nld)t mleiuen, Die 8eroerb-
niB oieier Oirge 81 oetmeioen, in
Sem gu obne iie ausfOmmit. Is
gibt aud, fcin redte9 2eben, nas ne
niht ale 0rei bate. Nrbeit obne
iSreltoe lit nie0ria. Summer obHe
Shmer3 1T nieorig. Summer obne
2(rbcit lit uieOrig. 6reu0e obne ar.
BELT lit nieorig. s. Gu5fin.
Nord stern. [volume] (La Crosse, Wis.) 1856-1921, 1920-08-27
N2ik Mnn E~aenerihne tnhnltn in ten,

4dB nan 2eneri0de to0eltc in tenn
peramentboIlcr &eiie niht utrSrauf-
reid, ionoern ole 5ieeerItootcu ooIp
lie 8u0ebelL ooB niIoe &6lfer nadl
europa 1ebraht mur0en. IS id)tiltc.
~1l5 oh sic lejtenoeu Mduner Der
gaR5Ct Molt sen &eritono perlD
rcr bitter. 0cnit bIinOlird5 itilrjten
tic 0ie meiGe }tnIle mo uornehmlit6
Die peiben 6rolten in Sen NI6gruu3
Yfib @cuctiogt ihilocrtc Die 3~uitGtloc
Sic inToIQe ser MISUNDERSTANDING I'M
bcieBtcn @ebiet herridten lrn0 al.
pcHirt an oa8 @crpilien scr anltscll
Melt. Dor alien obcr allcr mciBell
6rolien ,rid)t n~odl5uloiicn I'M Santpf
aeaen oie &eriomnImg iarbiqpr
Eruppcn am Hheia mn0 ithcrhntpt
IN Guropo. Nahocm mob mchrere
Heoner uno &eonerinucn oirie Nne
fiihrnmpen unteritridIct uno rrQdn5t
hdtten. pnroe einitimmtiq bcitloiiul,
iolaenocn fSnnfenIpriidl an nlle Eralte
cit ser Welt ~nb3ttIeroCn:
rEad NubGrnnq cntritctrr nmcri-
fnnlidcr nnh ucftrnlcr Stimmen
liber nnaeiiacltc Neacrerrncl acaeH
mebrluic Sraneu i'm i%rauSGiiid be
icbten @ebict in 9cutidllunb. bitten
Die nerinmmcItcu &crtrctcr Der filth
rcnbrn oentid)en Sraucnucrcine Tire
Nttidnurltcrn iibcran in Der Melt nm
MitNcfnhl nub @inietnua hires meib'
ludlen GiuflnHeS acaen meitcrr Sdlan'
Snna Scntider EraHenchrc i'm Hhetu'
laube."
Nord stern. [volume] (La Crosse, Wis.) 1856-1921, 1920-08-27
Ga eroIie, ben 81. 4uguit 1920.

Let our object be, our Country, u
~syaole Country, and nothing but u
Country. And by the blessing of God,
xasy hat country itself become q
gsse and splendid monument, not
IT oppression and terror, but of wis
Com, of peace. and of liberty, upon
which the world may gaze with
ya&mirstion forever. -
Daniel Webster.
Nord stern. [volume] (La Crosse, Wis.) 1856-1921, 1920-08-27
Sic rb(cn Sritcm perlaitnen nurl

Den Ser. Stnatcn ShuoeNerioBoa.
ipruh oofiir. DAP SEER 8ilIon INN
Sen r&Snlperotor" nit natubofter
@eripatWlg in Die Same o2ipicIt
hot. 3tpciTcl5ohne fam &olhon
oofumentoriidl nadrpeiicn. rob SER
&ilion Iid ouf cine bel iriibcre Tb
lieferum9 pcrpIIidtet bate.
Nord stern. [volume] (La Crosse, Wis.) 1856-1921, 1920-08-27
Ser @iIiOn hat saflr aeiurnt.

oaB Nmerita niht Tim Sen mi
fommt, int ie0cr 9c5jebung an Ser
Spibe ser Nntloucn 5t marihiren.
6ranfreid) bat ieine Sdulocn in )
s3rie9Siabren lu 3G2 Yroient ooer
- Bro5ent per &our permehrt. Gua.
LAMB nm $50 Yrojent o0cr 1871 Ero-
sent per HSahr, sic &cr, Stootm oit
shrigen uber in slpei Sahren mn
2100 Ero5ent uSer mehr ais 1000
Rroeent per Sabr. mir mutihirer
aIio tpeiter an Der Spibe ser &dtio.
nen mo Der Civilization Ooul
@iIion. Sen mir infer Gebtag una
sueit barber binou8 nie eergelier
tsperoets
Nord stern. [volume] (La Crosse, Wis.) 1856-1921, 1920-08-27

ST Is ser 'roH3iiidWu Hronu
1nnba nit britiid,er SiIic tIlati1dplih
oelunpen. ho6 ojticr an sic froncu
Ser Aorjcu Welt Qerittcte Snutiprldl
Zen ntucrifnntihen Sraucn porcnthdl
ten murGe2
llno ME LANCE mcrNCu umcrjtdui~
ide TroIeu nod, iolde @cporuum.
oung hIrd 0aS nerlottcrtc ,Srautrctd,
uno SnS pcriiNe Albiat SuIacN?
Nord stern. [volume] (La Crosse, Wis.) 1856-1921, 1920-08-27
Sn Der oiesmaliacn Gampaamc

s%Iiiiien Nmerifoner 0cutiher glb-
funit ooppeIt ooriidtiq ac9en ole
gSerber iein, Ser Molf in Sdai3.
8lcioern tritt Oiesnlol bciouoers itarf
III GrfdNiNtrn.
Nord stern. [volume] (La Crosse, Wis.) 1856-1921, 1920-08-27

Der @eIt" bat Den @unid) ndh
fSrieoen gedltbert. Mfon miro 0o$ Der.
itdrr0lidJ ftitoen-alf 0a8 &nub-
hier bat Oa5 &erlongeu ieinen
gSraB IN Hlihe an Der0ultelt.
Nord stern. [volume] (La Crosse, Wis.) 1856-1921, 1920-08-27
uARDfNG's NEWSPAPER CREED

.... no 10 avery reporter ad writer o the Marion
sTu0e Omo. starr [E#
panorobor here ae two sides 10 every question:
Be truthful Get the facts .an wouId rather
EUs+ates are inevitable, but strive o accuracy "
NM Atr sx.cIv rich than a hundred half wrong.
Re decent. be fair, be generous
Boost-dont knock. .r.rvhoav and
There's good in everybody Bring out the goou " e"'"'
MAYOR nea,uessIv hurt the feelings of anybody.
In reportng a political gathering give the facis tH INC S"' 80
- ts NOT rs on would like to have it, Treat all paHles ahAe- .,
~ here's N politics to be played we Will play IL III our euH'iN'
columns
Treat all religious matter reverenty. .a,.
1f - con nnssblv he avoided never bring iGnomny to IN innocent
Nom or cbId in telling of the misdeeds or nisfortunes OF u relauNe'
Don,t ut 10 he asked, but do it without asking, ahd aoU'e IL"
he oIean and never let a dirty word or suggestive story get mo "e'
want this paper s. conducted that 1t "a 20 Wo amy n'"e
without destroying the innocence of any child
WARREN g. HARDING.
Nord stern. [volume] (La Crosse, Wis.) 1856-1921, 1920-08-27

Authorized and paid for by the
Wilcox Republican Club, Clarence c.
Klocksin, Secretary. Republican
Hotel. Milwaukee, in behalf of Sena-
tor Roy p. Wilcox, Eau Claire. Wis,
for which the sum of $3.50 has been
paid to the Nordstern.
Nord stern. [volume] (La Crosse, Wis.) 1856-1921, 1920-08-27

GIN b,Iten uno iideriteu lift es. oas
geIb Der g o It a n IN un8 (g{onsn
Droer), bic Der Boltmeilter i'll ben 9ro'
@eren OrtI6nften auSitelen lam, gu
hberIenben. @benio gut uno iIher nm
sic grpreBauneiunge I. ipel1
she Die ggenteu in allen GgpreBsStattos
sieu olsiteuen. BenH man ods @elo
Der 8oitamueiiuu9 ooer per GTprsBans
ueifung Idtdt, lit es nidt notbiueno'9'
9en betreffenfen Brief resiltriren 5u lals
len, tuenn Die aoreiie beutlib 8eldriebeu
1T. 2e9t ma odgegen 8aar9elo IN Den
8rief, 70 iplte oieier tets regiltrirt iper>
Den Inn ii6er gu ieiu, odB oerlelbe rits
tia mlomnut. sir @eloienbnnaen IN
~stnfadem 8riefoerihiufe ibernebnen
mir teinerlet @eruntportlibtett. Sm
soHe bon Iorebperdnoerun8en nergene
gItou ia nidlt, oi. alte e%benIotuobl tple bic
sa,sue 8oitoffice arl3ugeben, benn lonlt
gDunen mir BEN Rameu in ben Siihern
asar ntbt finben.
gPoreb Srbers oiirfen nidJt. mic oas
60 oft aeihiebt, dls oermetntlibe Gutts
hana smriidbehaIteu tperben,
Ton6eru iiub in ben Srief.n bet6us
%eqeu.
Gnittiine erfoIet MIR bur6 Nenberun9
aes 9dtunis auf Dem 4oreBftreifen.
Nian abreHtre etnfa6:
nRprbfern", On GruHe, 8is.
Nord stern. [volume] (La Crosse, Wis.) 1856-1921, 1920-08-27
Cine 4nfaabe fam iidl Der Sote

Aatb erlapren. gr brouht nidt ST.
ltuteriuf)ert, per Ole. SdnAlo an Ben
iebigen &riegen tragt. Gas meiB Die
4gorl3e @elt idm1 langit.
Nord stern. [volume] (La Crosse, Wis.) 1856-1921, 1920-08-27
aleine llriadlen = arufc 8irfun,

gen: Die 5tuet Stimnten Ole in Ien-
neiiee oas 6raltenitimmref)t gutbie-
zen, bnber nnhe5u iicbenuno3Dan5iJ
Wtttlionen 6rauen SIT lbrem &edfte
~alerhoIfcn.
Nord stern. [volume] (La Crosse, Wis.) 1856-1921, 1920-08-27
Die Rcpnblifausr baben in seuneiec

Dos Srouenitimmrett gerettet. Cine
bittere &95ille fir oemofratiihe 0ii9.
Herl
Nord stern. [volume] (La Crosse, Wis.) 1856-1921, 1920-08-27

5ranfreid lit 10 Siemlih bas ein-
si9e eiropdiidc 2anb, no fitr &olel.
Spnlnptbien berrideu. ltno aud BORT
NIT Wabl
Nord stern. [volume] (La Crosse, Wis.) 1856-1921, 1920-08-27

GbounenIeutsprets:
g2oraenitern", ieoen s tenstdg 9, lno
.0oroitsrn", ieoen s rettng @, portoS
frei, 6ei6e Bo6eubIdt,er 8uiammen pro
Sdhr fiir. ..+...... $50 "Do'O"
RAD europa uno Canada, dus>
{dfieBliA eeqen 8orausbe5abIun9.
pprtoirei; beioe 8odenauS8aben
bro Sabr. .@f'Vo
Nord stern. [volume] (La Crosse, Wis.) 1856-1921, 1920-08-27

9cbonotung Scr stu.
benpogel. ShpinocI ooer Can.
mel miro cine 9ruutbclt qrlolnt,
oie bel allen Sogeln portonnilt 9ei
ibrem Tu@brud tnlinleln ole &ogel
bin mo hcr, Ioufeu pianloS i'm
Grciie mo beutoeu oobei bduiiB
6iibe mo 6liigcl mi5wedntebig.
0u5u gcienen it'd ipdter RrurHpfe,
nobel Sic Siere &al0 uiio Gopi Der.
Orcben; 3ulett ltiir5en lie betoitbt
Hlcoer mo befommcu Srdmp'e III
Seiurn mo 6liigrir, 9tutl otefeH
3udlmacu eriolat III Ser Nelel Der
500. ieItcHcr crholcn lid Ole So0el
jot mo uad. Gjeie &roufhGt be.
Tllbt nIf citer 9intiibcrfiilur1 mo
tut5iinNlihcu Rei5una oc@ 0ebirn@,
luo3u oie S0acI 0anj Defenders net.
gen. Inter otu ita0lItcn ltrjadcu-
Ole lie bcrbciiihreu, 1T Dor oucm
Sic &oupliitiQfctt bercOriuleber. DIE
orrh 81 gltte mo reidllide Nab
rltll 5ulldaNe tommt 9~ei0roerub
wirFtu icruer stufreauRGen mo
iibtrmdBige atltrru9unaen oucr
Art; I'M Smumer miro Die &iut.
G~beriuauna NcS @ebirnv onrh 3u
itorte Seionmrua peruriaht. SEES.
iere if, Sorts beionOerS iungen Sri.
fen, iMagcn Sdurn uno Eltern &c
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grldeiut isosn 6reitas.

aerausgeber: Sic Observation-Disclosures.
aooIf GauDriau, Yrultoent.
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Stetis tpGdrit bic Ginfnhr bentider
@oarcn nuh glmerifu. 3u bei0erlei-
8urtbeiIe!
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GorauSii6tIid. (Sm
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richer Elm magcre5 Soltper! Sieb'
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SeI.p6on : Summer 1893.
The Wheeling intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1903-1961, 1920-10-13

proper thing to have in home In the
New England states, As the weather y
too severe and they do not heat 80 et.
rectively as chimney built In the CEN
ter Of the house.
Mr.. Nutting also emphasized the et-
feet Of the window arrangement In tne
home. and confined his remarks TO =
treatment Of small paned, windows, IN.
laid with metal, to facilitate cleaning:
Mr.. Nutting's hobbies was displayed
and explained to the envy. Of every wo-
man present. This model made In the
NuttinR studio. was made In natural
wood and Mr.. Nutting pointed out the
slight changes In the chair. as 1t oriHl@
mated He said that beauty, Ike In.
ventions. was mostly accidental. and
changed to give strength to the chair.
that the designers found that It also
dded beauty.
The Tyler chair used In the lecture IS
A. beautiful model. with rush seat, as
was first used by the early settlers. He
pointed out the merits Of the seat and
told how intricate the work was and
how few people are able to do 1t. a
cunning little Tuck-sway gate.leggeh
icct of much discussion and created
great interest with the attentive audi
Many Of the women in the audience
were to be seen taking notes on MT.
Nuttings lecture, and no doubt hiB
coming here will help the homemaker
considerably In solving some Of her
everyday problems. At the conclusion
Of the lecture. Mr. Nutting spoke OF hs
famous pictures. and answered innum-
erable questions Of his intensely inter-
csted audience.
The Wheeling intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1903-1961, 1920-10-13
JAIL FOR DRIVING
AUTO while DRUNK

Police court yesterday morning was D
very busy session and kept Judge John
5. Ritz for some time handing out fines
to numerous Of DRINKS and disordcrlieS.
Two members of the Doc family wcr3
present each being assessed the usual
81 and trimmings for being drunk. They
were John Doe by officer Roth. and Joe
by McElhattan. Louis Iimel. souScd to
the guards. was another Of Officer
Roth's victims. He drew the usual one
per and costs. John and A. J. Oliver
who were knocked off by Officer Jones
for being drunk and reckless driving
were both fined John was fined $40
and 30 days in Jail while \ J was given
a fine Of 81 and costs or 30 days IN jail
Cccilc Clark and Jack Springfield were
the stars as they were picked up or
Market street by Officer Rinc charged
with lighting. After hearing both sides
Judge Ritz fined Springfield SEQ and
while Clark was dismissed.
The Wheeling intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1903-1961, 1920-10-13

f. ID. TelIers, III. =. evangelist of the
West Virginia Methodist Episcopal
church conference who comes 10 the
Union Mission to conduct two weeks
evanG"listic campaign arrived in the
city Saturday. and all indications point
to successful campaign for souls.
Mr.. Fcllcrs comes well recommended:
having made a name. for himself
throughout many states in the union as
a preacher Of the gospel. being a man
who is "a man among men. getting
right with the men in their pleasure.
work aud their church. He is said to
be a man who delivers the sermons
right from the shoulder and his coming
70 Wheeling is welcomed with anticlpa-
ton.
Rev. Frllers opens his campaign Sun
day morning when he Will deliver a
sermon in thu Vance Memorial church.
However his real opening will be sun
day night when he will speak Al tn"
mission There will he special music by
the mission orchestra as we'll as by the
choir. while Rev. Fclers himself Will
render a Curnet solo.
The Wheeling intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1903-1961, 1920-10-13
MRS, MILLER wins
HOOSIER CABINET

For several days Watkins & Co. have
conducted a contest in the interests or
the Hoosier Kitchen Cabinet, oncring
prize OF a cabinet TO some married
woman who is keeping house and VINO
does not own kitchen cabinet and also
a prize OF credit OF $4,000 on pur-
chase OF $4,000 or moro TO some mar
ried woman who is keeping house. who
does not own cabinet and who does
not want one. The contest terminal
ed at 5 o'clock. p. M. Tuesday evening
and ;hc drawing held in the company 5
store by Judge Tom y. FotNE ana At
torney Carl q. Bachman. candidate Tor
prosecuting attorney OF Ohio county:
who acted as judges and the award OF
the cabinet was made TO Mrs. =: H. ttil-
1rr. 5O5L y. Wabash street. wheeling
w. Va. on letter No. 293. The WIN
ner OF the other prize was Mrs. Ida u.
Williams OF Bridgeport. Ohio.
The tnterested spectators commented
on the eminently fair manner In winch
the contest was conducted and express
ed a satisfaction At the outcome there-