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The Wheeling intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1903-1961, 1920-02-17
Msh Last HyeninR,

Evening Star Lodge No. IS. knights
Of Pythias, held an important meeting
last night at the lodge rooms at the
corner Of Seventh and Main street. Sow
eral nav recruits were put through the
mill, and q number Of others were given
tho second and third degrees. Follow
ing the initiation social time was
cnioyed
The Wheeling intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1903-1961, 1920-02-17
auecesaful WORKERS,

Tho Successful Workers class Of the
Calvary NJ. F. church will meet in reg
ular monthly session this evening. Bust
moss matters OF much importance are TO
ba transacted and refreshments are 70
he served
The Wheeling intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1903-1961, 1920-02-17

One great secret of youth and
beauty for the young woman or
the mother is the proper under
standing Of her wOmanly system
and well-being. Every woman,
Young or old, should know herself
and her physical make up. A
good way to arrive at this knowl-
eldgc is to get a book, such for
instance. as Nursing in the
Home" by Lee II. Smith, NJ. d.,
which can readily be procured by
sending so cents in one-cent
stamps for cloth-bound copy, ad-
dressing Medical Press, Washing
ton St, Buffalo, y. Y.
When constipation is present
with feminine dis ord ers, DR..
Pierce's Pleasant Pellets "a purely
vegetable laxative made up and
extracted from May-apple, leaves
of aloe. root of jalap) should be
taken along with Dr. Pieree's F'a-
vorite Prescription. These were
first made by DR.. Pierce about
fifty years ago, and are sold by
nearly every druggist.
The Wheeling intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1903-1961, 1920-02-17
wELLEN.

Levi WclIcu, formerly ~ Durbin,s
Mil. hut for the past few years resi-
dent 81 near Wayneshurg. passed away
AT the family home Monday. During
tho recent icy weather. Mr.. Wellen fell,
receiving badly fractured thigh. which
was Indirectly the cause OF death. The
deceased was advanced in years and
leaves wife and large family or
grown children. lntcrment "cdncs-
day at Sugar Grove.
HIaH SCHOOL CLOSED.
Several cases Of influenza have been
The Wheeling intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1903-1961, 1920-02-17
RAGS CAUSE Xn1.

A small blaze starting from raGi
which were used in thawing w1tei
pipe called the Atlantic fire departmr,.i
10 Joe Pane's residence on Sixteenth
street, between Wood and McColloci
streets, at S o'clock last evening. Tho.
blaze was at once extinguished by thu,
frcmen. The damage was very small
-R1ry wan SAVINGS STAMP
The Wheeling intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1903-1961, 1920-02-17

quite III from influenza at the home o:
her aunt. Mrs. Wood Salters, was re
moved 10 her home Thursday.
The Wheeling intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1903-1961, 1920-02-17
Literary Program.

Particular attention Is hctnG raiu 10
The mass work Of the team
The Wheeling intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1903-1961, 1920-02-17

n few wears ago from eating poison
mushrooms was also brother.
Funeral services were held TUESDAY.
Intermcnt at Washington.
The Wheeling intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1903-1961, 1920-02-17
ACCIDENT.

repor,ed al Windridge and the Rlchhill
high school at that place cl"s"a lhurs-
dav afternoon, until February ~
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BUY WAR SAVINGS STAMP
The Wheeling intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1903-1961, 1920-02-17
"A SECRET"

when began taking Favorlte Pre-
Scription. only took about three
bottles when | was a we'll person
and began to be strong and hearty.
| gained thirty-fve pounds in
weight and am today strong and
have never had any sickness since.
| owe a lot to DR.. Pierce'S Favor
lite Prescription and am glad to
recommend il. y
MRS. VI. j. WILSON,.
sol First st.
YoungstownskeÌ SlovenskeÌ noviny = Youngstown Slovak news. (Youngstown, Ohio) 1910-1940, 1920-08-13
sMRT sLoVENsKYCH DIETOK
predseda

Augustih Krajnak, 7-rocnJ
syncek Stefana Marie Krajnak,
Al Adams St., E. Youngstown, 70
mrel v domacnosti rodicov v pom
delok 2.30 po poludni ma kom-
plikaciu nemoci. Zanechava ro-
dicov, bratov Eduardo d F'ilipa
sestru Mariu. Pohrab sa wy
irziaval stredu kostola sv.
Jana Krst. a pochovany boil na
osadnom cintorine.
Helenka Gronofsky, sest'-me-
sacna dcerka Jana Marie Gro
nofsky, % Morley Ave, E. Youngs
town, zomrela V pondelok vecet
o 1890 v domacnosti rodicov ma
zapalenie. Zanechava rodicov a
sestry Annu a Alzbetu. Pohrab
sa odbyval v stredu z kostola sv
Mateja ma Lansingville pocho-
vana bola ma Calvary cintorfne.
YoungstownskeÌ SlovenskeÌ noviny = Youngstown Slovak news. (Youngstown, Ohio) 1910-1940, 1920-08-13

sal 30 perc. zakl. kapitalu ustavu-
jucej sa spolocnosti "Vlnoauk-
cia.' Nato nasledovaly referaty
DIR. Zadinu, riaditel' a Lisku, kon.
zulenta Tejkala a inych. O otazke
tohoroeneho vykupu vlny rozprti.
dill sd zivy rozhovor, ktory sa
sGstredil jednotnej mienke, ze
rol 'nictvo musl pomocou organi-
zacie postarat' sd 0 napravu. Rol'.
nici, ktorym balezf na tom, ably
chov oviec Dol vynosny obchod
s vyrobkami v nasskych rukach,
mech sa prihlasia do Svazu chova-
tel'ov oviec v. v.Turc. Ssv. MARITIME.
Bratislavsky trh. Hospodarsky
nrad pre- Slovensko ustanovil na
tyzdeI cd 4. do 10. julia nasleduj1-
ce ceny ma ovocie zeleninu: Sa-
lat / hlavka 20 hal, karotka, no.
va, rychlena svazok 6 kusov 30
hal, mrkva zelena vazok 8 kusov
20 hal, cibula / kg. K $50, cibul'a
cerstva svazok 5 kusov 30 ha.,.,
zelenina polievkova svazok K J..
petrzlien zeleny svazok s kusov
20 hal, porek svazok 3 kusy 40
hal, zelie (kapusta) / hlavka K
l-2, kvasena kapusta l ky. K
lao, kelova kapusta 1 kus 60 hal,
tekvica ] ky. K 2 ugorky zahrad-
ne 1kg. K Z, orechy (papierky
vel l'ke) / ky. x 12, (male) / ky.
K II, obycajne kg. K 10, zeleny
hrach luskach l kg. K $50.
Ma vahu predavane veci musia
byt' pred oeami kupujlceho va
zene.
| Minister DIR. Hotowetz navstivi
Bratislavl. Tajomnik Ustredneh }
svazu es. priemyselnlkov v Brati-
slave DIR. Maderic, referoval tieto
dni ministrovi dru Hotowetz-ovi
" Prahe 0 pomeroch slovenskeho
priemyslu, zvlaste pokial' ide c
politiku zahranicneho obchodu
Minister DIR. Hotowetz sl'nbil, II
YoungstownskeÌ SlovenskeÌ noviny = Youngstown Slovak news. (Youngstown, Ohio) 1910-1940, 1920-08-13

die. ~e Odtial' p0jde d 'alej IA Slo,
vensko.
stavka zemedel 'skych robotni-
kov zupe abaujskej. Dl'a zprav
TX. n" V niektorych obciach
abaujskej zupy siri sa stavka me-
dzi zemedelslym robotnictvom,
ktore ziada zrusenie starych ko.
lektivnych smlttv. K stavkuiu-
elm pripojuju sd miestami robot
nici priemyselni. Kosicke vedenie
strany soc. dem. stavia sa proti
stavke, a zdoraznuje, re robotnici
nemaj1 ma stavku dovodu.
Zamestnanci kosicko -bohumin-
skej zeleznice proti slovencine.--
Zamestnanci K.-B. drahy zaslaii
ministrovi DIR. Dererovi ministro
vi zeleznic memorandum, v kto-
rom protestuj1 proti postupu,
akym sa uvadza slovencina "a
nradny jazyk zeleznice. " me-
morande ST i poziadavky mzdove.
I Vybor pre- vypracovanie move
no trestneho zakona. Il Prahv
pisu: Pri ministerstve spravodli-
vosti Dol zvoleny vybor. pre- Wy"
pracovanie noveho zakona trest-
neho ma zakladoch modernych a
demokratickych. Prislusne od-
bory bud1 vydane do konca sep
tembra. > TX sM fIs2
Rodinne domky dreva a dro-
tenych rohozi. Architekt or. Jur-
kovic vypracoval projekt rodin-
neho domku najmensieho typu z
dreva a drotenych rohozi polepe-
nych tehliarskou hlinou, ktory j
NONE pri dobrej organizacii prize
myselnej zhotovit' v najkratsej
dobe. Sostrojenim zvlastnych
stien docielil: l. Ohnivzdornosti
vzdor tomu, ze celia ko,lstrukcia
je drevena, 2. cistoty vo vn1tri
tym, ze organicka nakaza dreya
a znecistovanie hmyzom ie zne,
moznene, 3. Naprosta a bez pecnd
isolidacia vo vnutri chytneho
priestor uod vonkajsieho vzduchu
4. Rychleho postavenia obytnehs
domku, sposobileho k okamzite
NJ mu mast 1as' ,ahoNalniu. ''sl II /
Svaz chovatel'ov oviec ma Slo
vensku mal4. julia t. r. poradu ,
Turc. Sv. MARITIME "a predsednic
tva senatora Duchaja, ktory pre-
hovoril Q vyzname a cinnosti sva
zu oznamil, ze svaz postaral d
10 psyolenie vyvozu bryndze q upf
YoungstownskeÌ SlovenskeÌ noviny = Youngstown Slovak news. (Youngstown, Ohio) 1910-1940, 1920-08-13
SLOVENSKYM OBCANOM MA
STEELTON

Slovensky Neodvisly Politicky
klub ma Steelton bude vydrzia-
vat valnu schodzu ma buducu ne.
del'u, dna Is. augusta o 3. hodinc
po poludni pod kostolom Najsv.
M. Jezis, na ktorn sd pozyani
vsetci udovia a obcania, lebo 81
bude pojednavat' o vel vaS-
nych zalezitostiach. Preto mech
sa kazdy neomylne dostavi ma til
to schodzu.
Matej Kutsko,
r. predseda.
YoungstownskeÌ SlovenskeÌ noviny = Youngstown Slovak news. (Youngstown, Ohio) 1910-1940, 1920-08-13

vo dvoch tJzdnoch navstfvi Bra
tislavu, ably SO zastupcami priemy-
selnych exportnych firiem po.
.jednal 0 smerniciach bud1cej IA
hranicnej politiky a soznamil sa
ma mieste potrebami 1slovenskeho
obchodu a priemyslu.
Nasa obchodn& smluva 5 Juho-
slaviou. v najblizsej dobe bude
uzavrena obchodna smluva $ Ju-
hoslaviou. Srbsky, minister NJ
Sic predlievaj1ci v tieto dni V
Prahe so srbskou delegaciou "a
hajil uz jednanie uzavrenie
smluyy vo vacsom rozsahu. Mi
mister zahranicneho obchodu CIR.
Hotowetz a zastupci priemyselli-
kov pojd1 asi "a IA dnf osobne
do Belehradu, ably ma mieste
kontaktu so srbskymi minister
swami a tamojsimi priemysnymi
kruhami jednali o podmienkach
smluvy. z nasej strany sa jedna
0 vyvoz priemyselnych vyrobkov
"a srbske potraviny a "a niektorc
suroviny. Slovenske priemyselne
podniky a exportne firmy, ktore
majd zaujem naviazanie' pew
nych obchodnych stykov Juho-
slaviou, mech zasl1 oferty, cenni-
ky podmienky vo dvoch exem-
plaroch ma Ustredny svaz cs. prize.
myselnfkov v Bratislave, And
rassyho, utica 4, IL. posch.
Muka a psenica z Juhoslavie.
Ma poslednej sch6dze minister.
skej rady juhoslavskej Dol schva-
ileny navrh ministerstva obchodll,
ably bola uzavrena Ceskosloven
skomsmluva o vyvoze. isteho
mnozstva milky a psenice do Ju-..
hoslavie.
YoungstownskeÌ SlovenskeÌ noviny = Youngstown Slovak news. (Youngstown, Ohio) 1910-1940, 1920-08-13
NAvSTfVILI ICH ZLoDEJI

Mrs. Nimbett, 629 Lexington
ave-, zobudila sa ma stabarc v
prednej izbe. Zobudila manzela a
ten vynasiel, ze to boil zlodej,
ktory i'm ukradol sperkov hod-
note $56.
YoungstownskeÌ SlovenskeÌ noviny = Youngstown Slovak news. (Youngstown, Ohio) 1910-1940, 1920-08-13
Zpravy 20 Slovenska

MIA. Menuje sa Troskovicova,
vdova po Stefanovi Troskovieoyi,
usedla v Pustamajere u Tornoku
v nitrianskej zupe. Rodicia po-
rueili jej dvom detiam, tedy vnu-
kom, tri diely z ich majetku
Ujlaku co nechali al zapfsat' do
pozemkovej knihy. Akymsi u
sko6nym sposobom nechal 81 ia
moist lid, Marek Diamant 1000
zlatych na tento podiel :ntabulo-
vat do pozemkovej krihy. Ma
zaklade tejto intabulacie prevail
po smrti starych rodicov (deda a
babky) Marek Diamant majetok
do uzivania a uzfvajl no do dnes
jeho dedici. Vnukovia, ma kto-
rych majetok pozemkovej knihe
zapfsany' je, sd 2 uzivania dplne
val1ceni. Po dosiahnuti plnolet-
nosti domahali sa dedici uzlva-
MIA svojho majetku. SNastupcovia
Marka Diamanta nemozu dokazat'
opravnenie uzivania pol 'nostf, ala
sudni aparat ,vsade ostal treat,
vzdor vsetkyym popohananiam.
Akysi sikovny strojmajster riadil
justieneho galema v kral 'ovskei
tabuli v Presporku, re tento raz
zeleznou rukou potvrdil 1mrtie
vdovy stefana Traskovica. Ne
boha vdova musela po prehlaseri
| jej smrti doniest' hrbu dokumer-
tov a dokazovat' re zije chce
dotial' zit az sa domoze svojho
a svojich dvoch detf prdva. A
zije, je eula, odhodlana, chce
vytrvat' a ddfa, ze mlada repub-
lika vymetie golemov a justiciu
docstojnd jej tronu umieti ma mie-
sto, z ktoreho synovia a dcery
sporiadaneho statu cakaju opra.
vdove pravo sparvedlivost'.
Zene doporucili SINE nasu organi-
zaciu Nitre, ably ma mieste ida
losti eyhl'adala poctiveho pravo-
tara, ktory by dokazal hriesnu
nespravedlivost' pachanu menom
Boha a kral'a a zd6raznil cest
demokracie.
v Uzhorode klesly ceny obuv;
o 800 proc. Stalo sa to talk,
re zamestnavatelia a obuvnickf
zamestnanci pojednavali novel
uprave mzdy. Avsak repriSlo k
dohode, ba rozkmotrili sa natol'.
ko, re tovarysia sdrdzili sa do
vedna a otvorili svoju spolocnn
pracov1u. Nasledkom tohoto
podRiku ceny poklesly.
Bat'a - Krasin. Ako citamc
prave "SIavianskej Zore" uza-
vrela Londyne znama firma Ba-
t'ova S ruskym delegation Krasi-
nom obchodnd smluvu ohl'adnc
dodavok obuvi do Ruska, ktore
jej bude vrai platit' tovar zlatom
Tedy obchodne styky Ceskoslo.
venska Ruskom zahajila praktic.
ka ia. T. & A. Bat "a ME theora.
ticki diplomat.
General Janin v Bratislave. -
V sobotu, 10. julia 0 10. rod. pred
poludn1m dosiel z Prahy do Bra
tislavy franc1zsky general Janin,
byvaly vrchny velitel' ceskoslov.
vojsk na Sibiri. Ma nadrazi Dol
uvitany plnomocnym ministrcm
Dererom, podmarsalom Mittel.
hauserom, vojenskym referenton
podplukovnikom Varsikom, BY
valym plnomocnikom ceskosloven.
skej vlady na Sibfri Bohdanom
Pavlu, sefom ministerskeho pre-
zidia DIR. Hallom, NEST 'anostom
mesta Bratislava DIR. Duskom, me.
stskym velitel Pom plukovnikom
Janu, franc1zskymi stabnymi do
stojnikmi, dostojnfckym sborom
bratislavskej posadky 4 ccstnou
stotniou namornikov posadko-
YOU hudbou. Pri prichode vlaku
zahrala posadkova hudba "Mar.
seillaisu" ODE ceskoslovenske
hymny. Ma nadraznom perone
privital generala Janina minister
| DIR. Derer a podmarSal Mittelhau-
YoungstownskeÌ SlovenskeÌ noviny = Youngstown Slovak news. (Youngstown, Ohio) 1910-1940, 1920-08-13

die. .~r Odtial' p6jde d'alej IA Slo
venskO.
Arizona republican., 1920-06-24
Roads Bulletin,

Good for the moorist who is contemplating trip north this has leaked last It Is nothing else but the Black Canyon road be in fairly de- shape This will entail lot of work but the bad will wonderful north The work question expected to within short time
 The roads in and around Maricopa in good shape they long time The Buckeye road with exception spots fairly decent The ford the easily negotiated hundreds machines with trouble every day.
 All of the rivers negotiable the time The Eren burg condition according the latest Colorado The popular the Parker Needles This road fairly good with the exception the bad stretch between the last two places mentioned and little sand just of Parker
Newark leader. ([Newark, Ohio]) 1917-1946, 1920-02-27

The best boost you can give the
Leader is to patronize it's advertisers.
Newark leader. ([Newark, Ohio]) 1917-1946, 1920-02-27
Denis White Visits Old Home

Denis White, an old time Newark
boy, was in the city last week for a
brief visit with relatives and old
friends. Mr. White conducted the
first Ford agency in Newark and is
still handling that popular machine
in Kokomo, Ind, where he has been
located for number of years. Last
year he sold 537 Ford cars from May
1st to January 1st. He is suffering
from an aggravated attack Of sciatic
rheumatism and will visit Hot
Springs, Arkansas, in search of re-
lief. Mr.. White was a welcome visitor
at the Leader office, and of course
ordered the paper sent to his home in
the Hoosier state.
Newark leader. ([Newark, Ohio]) 1917-1946, 1920-02-27
Mrs. Sasser Drops Dead

Mrs. Mary Sasser, aged AZ years,
wife of Walter Sasser, dropped dead
while dressing, at her home 372 Ma
tional Drive, Thursday morning of
last week Mrs. Sasser was in the
best of health when she retired We'd
nesday night, and appeared perfectly
we'll when she arose next morning.
Her death was due to heart failure.
Her husband, two sisters and three
brothers survive. Funeral services
we're conducted Saturday afternoon
at St. Pauls Lutheran church by the
Order of the Eastern Sta and inter
ment made in Cedar Hill cemetery.
Newark leader. ([Newark, Ohio]) 1917-1946, 1920-02-27
Big Blast Near Hanover

About 5000 pounds of dynamite
was exploded in the Everett quarries
near Hanover last Monday afternoon
dislodging approximately 10000 tons
Of sand rock. This will supply the
bottle works in Newark with glass
material for about six months. The
explosive was placed in 10 holes IS
feet apart drilled to a depth of 65
feet and exploded by electricity. A
slight jar was felt but loud report
was heard when the dynamite let go.
Newark leader. ([Newark, Ohio]) 1917-1946, 1920-02-27
Johnnie Bausch Improving

John j. Bausch, recording secretary
of International Molders Union No.
205, was a welcome caller last Friday
when he dropped in to renew his sub
scription for another year Bro.
Bausch has been suffering from an
attack of the flu but is rapidly i'm
proving and expects soon to be able
to return to work.
Newark leader. ([Newark, Ohio]) 1917-1946, 1920-02-27
Sentenced For NOn-Support

William Hartsough, of Granville,
was given 80 day Jail sentence in
the probate court for the non-support
Of two minor children aged Z and IA
years. The children, both girls, were
taken to the childrens home and his
wife will go to the home of relatives
in Alexandria.
Newark leader. ([Newark, Ohio]) 1917-1946, 1920-02-27
Two Houses Entered by Thieves

The residents Of Madison Heights
on Friday morning noticed the
windows open in the homes of Chas.
Mcdonald and c. D. Young, and as
both the families were out of the city
the police were notified, who upon in
vestigation found the houses had
been thoroughly ransacked from top
to bottom. As there was consider
able silverware in sight that had not
been taken it is believed the thieves
were in search Of money or "wet"
goods.
Newark leader. ([Newark, Ohio]) 1917-1946, 1920-02-27
Got the Wrong Dope

Sheriff "Lige" Bryan and a car
lead Of deputies made a hurry run to
Bruno Thursday night of last week
to put the lid on a cooking main
which it had been tipped off would be
staged that evening The sleuths
were disappointed and found the viii
lage shrouded in darkness and all the
natives sound asleep.
Newark leader. ([Newark, Ohio]) 1917-1946, 1920-02-27
George Hermann Elected President

At the convention Of the Ohio AS
sociation of Clothiers and Furnishers
held in Cincinnati last week, George
Hermann, the west side clothier, who
served as first vice president last
year, was elected president of the
association. The 1921 convention
will be held in Cleveland in connec-
ton with the convention of the Mems
Apparel Club, an association of travel
ing statesmen
Newark leader. ([Newark, Ohio]) 1917-1946, 1920-02-27
E. H. Everett to Marry Again

The announcement of the approach
ing marriage of Edward H. Everett,
of the American Bottle Co., formerly
a resident of this city, and Miss Grace
Burnap, of Washington, D. c.. has
been made by the lady's father. The
date of the ceremony is not stated.
Newark leader. ([Newark, Ohio]) 1917-1946, 1920-02-27
Clyde Hupp Back on the Job

Clyde Hupp, foreman Of the B. &
o. machine shop, who was confined
to his home by illness for the past
week or ten days, has recovered and
resumed his duties last Tuesday
morning.
Newark leader. ([Newark, Ohio]) 1917-1946, 1920-02-27
Mrs. Cosner Entertains

Mrs. William L. Cosner delightfully."-
the members of the G. A.
B. club at her home on West Main
street Thursday evening of last week.
During the evening delicious refresh
ments were served Mrs. Robert
Brennan was the club guest.
Newark leader. ([Newark, Ohio]) 1917-1946, 1920-02-27
Home News

Harry Bowman Returns to Work
Harry F. Bowman, IL North ave-,
the popular B. & o. machinist, after
a ten days attack of the grip, return
ed to work last week. Mrs Bowman
who was also a victim Of the same
disease, is rapidly recovering.
Newark leader. ([Newark, Ohio]) 1917-1946, 1920-02-27
Fred Rail Visited by Brother

Sandy" Rail, of indianapolis, Ind,
was the guest of his brother Fred,
284 Buena Vista street, for several
days last week. During his stay Mr..
Ran paid the Leader welcome visit.
The silver state. [volume] (Winnemucca, Nev.) 1909-1925, 1920-11-02

Albert Lindley. California farmer
and chairman of the Western Republi-
can Ways and Means Committee, re-
urned last week TO San Francisco
rom a trip through Eastern Nevada
with Tasker L. eddie, candidate for
The United States senate in Nevada.
With the word that Nevada is to go
epublican on Tuesday. according to
ews dispatches from the Coast.
In some of the towns. fully half OF
he population vas out to hear Gov
srnor Oddie and Samuel Arentz, con-
g~ressional candidate. according to
indley. Lindley said in a statement
to the press:
Il think the reason for this Is that
the live stock and mining industries
have been hard hit. The people of
Nevada now have on hand beef stock,
mutton and wool that cannot now be
sold in the markets anywhere near
the cost of production. Also that the
mining interests are now finding il
difficult or impossible TO continue the
operation of their mines because OF
their inability to sell their products
Tor the cost Of production.
This is making them all look to
a change of national administration
and the restoration OF the Republican
party that will insure them a protec-
tive tariff on all of these Nevada prod
acts.
The same senatorial situation con-
Fronts Nevada as in California. A man
of moderate means is the Republican
candidate. while the Democratic NOM
NEE has unlimited personal wealth at
his disposal"
The silver state. [volume] (Winnemucca, Nev.) 1909-1925, 1920-11-02
SHOOTING SCRAPE RESULTS
in ONE HINDU BEING SHOT

Declaring himself to be an Ameri-
can and backing it up with an auto
matte pistol, Antonio Lopez, a Mexi-
can section hand On the Western Pa
cifc, fired three shots at his doubters,
Sunda Singh and two other Hindu
section men, in the redlight district
early Sunday morning. One of the
bullets took effect in the right arm of
Singh, between the elbow and shout
der, and the other two men who went
to make up the international argu-
ment escaped injury by hastily de-
parting. Lopez was arrested and a
charge of assault with intent to kill
has been placed against him. His
hearing will be held at ten o'clock to-
morrow morning before Justice of the
Peace Richie.
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INLAY NEWS NOTES
Of LOCAL INTEREST
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sn,e, Earl and Wilfred Stevens and
Ilovd and Norman Nelson.
starr Woolcock of Sparks came up
Saturday to attend the dance Satur-
day night. o
BENJAMIN w. Coleman, chief justice
of the supreme court of Nevada, VINO
is a candidate for reelection was
makinge friends with the Inlay resi-
dents last Thursday.
Misses Celia and Lizzie Hendra OF
Dun Glen were visitors in town on
Saturday night. i.
Mr.. and Mrs. Hugh Davidson or
Reno. who were visiting friends at
Mill City, were in town last Tues
day.
w. r. Moler, Democratic candidate
for sheriff and assessor, was seen
about town Tuesday.
Miss Myra Taylor, teacher at Dun
Glen. came down for the dance last
Saturday night.
Mrs. A. Sullivan of Westwood was
transacting business in town on last
Wednesday.
e. L. King, superintendent OF the
Salt Lake division, arrived In town
on the inspection train last Satur-
day morning.
Jack Carter of Unionville was noted
ut the dance Friday night.
Miss Thelma Campbell of Winnie
mucca spent the weekend visiting
,riends in Inlay.
Mrs. Peter Woolcock, who spent
The past week with her mother, Mrs.
Fellows. returned to her home at
parks Wednesday.