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The New York herald. [volume] (New York, N.Y.) 1920-1924, 1920-10-24

his tour Of the state he Is convinced
New York is going for OK He sent q
telegram to Gov. Cox at New York city
to-day. in which he said
II have just completed a tour through
all the districts surrounding Buffalo and
the entire southern. tier of New York
State. and ] am able 20 give you some
exceedingly cheerful first hand informa-
ton. find that there Is unmista kably
the same great swing toward the Demo-
cratic cause IN this State that we both
have noticed In the middle West.
II am convinced that the barricades
of wilful misrepresentation and sup
preston of the facts. created by the Re
publican campaign managers between
the voters of this great State and the
truth. have been swept away. and that
the knowledge of what this election
means which the people finally have been
able to obtair In the closing weeks of
the campaign, has turned to our cause
more than enough ballots to place New
Yorw in the Democratic column"
The New York herald. [volume] (New York, N.Y.) 1920-1924, 1920-10-24
ROOSEVELT WIRES COX
NEW YORK IS SAFE
Tour of State Makes Him
Confident of Victory.

PORT JEgvIs. Oct. 23.---No excuse re-
mains why opponents Of the League OF
Nations should not vote for Gov. Cox.
Franklin D. Roosevelt, Democratic Vice.
Presidential nominee. declared I'm an ad-
9ress here to-day. Mr.. Roosevelt based
Ills assertion on Gov. Cox's communica-
ons to Elihr Root. announcing he
Tould be willing to accept reasonable
eservations.'
The New York herald. [volume] (New York, N.Y.) 1920-1924, 1920-10-24

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The first dose opens clogged-up
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FARM PRODUCTS.

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Dziennik Chicagoski. [volume] (Chicago [Ill.]) 1890-1971, 1920-02-06
TELEGRAMY KRAJOWE
Dokonczenie &c strony l-szej.

no, re ktoS wynosi zBoto z zaksa-
du, a Mkt ME mogi odszukac wi
Dopiero W ostatnich
dnrach zaczeto pilnowac lepiej o.
wego robotnfka, a 20 Scislem ba-
danSu Pokazaio sic, re on wk}adai
ca4e Plyty zlota do sztusznef no.
Dziennik Chicagoski. [volume] (Chicago [Ill.]) 1890-1971, 1920-02-06
KWIATEK MA NIWIE
-MEKSYKANSKIEJ.
WASHINGTON. 6. lutego. -

Washington, b. lutego. - De-
parliament stanu w Waszyngtonic
dowiedziaf sic znowu o Swiezym
napadzie i tnprowadzeniu obywa--
tela amerykanskiego Przez ban
dyt6w meksykaiskich. Jes2cze >.
ltrtego banda opryszk6w mekSy-
kansi1ich napadfa ma plantacye
Thahualilo koto Lerdo w Stanie
Durango i uprowadzifa J6zefa A
skew. Ambassador amerykafski
natychmiast zazadai cd rzadu
meksyhthskiego Poczynienia kro-
hGw celem uwolnienia Askewa.
Senator Fall w ciagu dalszym
przesttschuje Swiadln6w W spra--
vie naduzyc i gwa1t6w popefnio-
nych ma obywatelach amerykah-
Sklch. Miedzy innemi sprawami
robi senator Fall dochodzenia w
sprawie ujecia dw6ch amerykah--
axich awiator6w, "a ktorych wy
puszczenie ma wolnoSG rad anne
rykanski zaplacii siedm tysiecy
dolarow.
Talk samo niepewny Jest los
dw6ch iotnikow. kt0rzy w ponie-
dziafek zmuSzeni byii wylqdowat
ma ziemi meksykaiiskiej. Amcry-
Dziennik Chicagoski. [volume] (Chicago [Ill.]) 1890-1971, 1920-02-06

Bibtmore kauai ia W nocy o 3cicj
wyrzucic. Wniosia ona skarge
przeoiw zarzadowi hotelu, a sad
najwyzszy skaza} wasciciela no
teIu ma 2 tysiace do,arow kary.
Dziennik Chicagoski. [volume] (Chicago [Ill.]) 1890-1971, 1920-02-06
przeszlo dwie godziny i pol trwali
ma naradzie, MIN zapadf wyrok.
WYRODNA MATKA.


Detroit, 6. 1utego. - Jeszcze re.
szlego rohu PAM F. Daughin 7
Chicago chciaIa pozbyt sic dwoj-
ga dzieci i odkreciwszy gaz w
pokoju, zostawila je ma hlp Smier-
ci. Sama zaS pewna, re dzieci juz
ME zyja, uciekla z H. Chepulis.
Policya ma zqdanie meia poszuki-
wa{a wyrodnej matki, ale ME mo-
gla jej Przez jaAi$ GAS znaleSc
Dzisiaj znaleziono miejsce poby-
tn matki w Highland Park ma
przedmieSciu Detroit, a policya
sprowadzi W tych dniach owQ pa
MIA do Chicago, gdzie pred sq--
dem bedzie odpowiadala "a usiio-
wane morderstwo dwojga dzieci.
POTRZEBA KOBIET.
New York, 6. lutego. - Komi--
sarz miasta New York ME mogac
sobie dac rady &c Sniegiem, kt6ry
w takiej iloSci spadl w~czoraj, We
zwal Gala armie - tysieczna do
Dziennik Chicagoski. [volume] (Chicago [Ill.]) 1890-1971, 1920-02-06
gi z drzewa. Przeszukano jego
mieszkanie i odnaleziono zfota
w~artosci 100 tvs. dol.
KONTROLA MAD PSZENICA
ZNIESIONA.

Washington, 6. lutego. - Sc
nator Gronna wni6sl do senatu
bill, ma mocy ktorego kontrola RIA
dowa mad Pszenica ~zostaje znie--
siona. Korporacya rzadowa. zaj-
mujaca sic dotychczas handlem i
rs,talaniem cen ma zborie musi sig
rozwiaza6, zyski porobione pod
Gas swej admmistracyi oddac do
.kasy rzqdowei, i zdat pred kon-
sresem dok1adue sprawozdanie
Dziennik Chicagoski. [volume] (Chicago [Ill.]) 1890-1971, 1920-02-06

uprz9tania Sniegu Z ulic. Ma jego
wezwanie zg{osiio sic tyfko 4 ty'
STAGE mezczyzn, przeto postano-
viii on wezwac kobiety do piracy,
obieoujac tez salna place co / mez
czyznom, II. SOC ma godzine.
MILOSIERNY.
New York, 6. lutego. - Pan
O'Connor, federalny agent prohi-
bicyjny oSwiadczyf, re uzywanie
alhokolu w cclach krplinarnych
ME jest zbrodnia przeciw prohr-
bicyi. Mieszkaicy New Yorku
zapewne teraz czeSciej bedq mice
ia obiad rome pudyngi i sosy,
do kt6rych zdaniem kucharzy po-
trzeba brandy i innych Pfynow
zabronionych.
PAMIETAJA o zOLNIE-
REACH.
Washington, 6. lutego. Sc
nator Osborne republikanin Z IA
lifornii przedstawif senatowi do
zatwierdzenia bill, ma mocy kt6re-
go kazdy zoInierz, kt6ry braf IL
dial w swiatowej wojnie ma O.
Dziennik Chicagoski. [volume] (Chicago [Ill.]) 1890-1971, 1920-02-06

kaiski konsul W Nogales starania
robi, azeby wyzej wspomniani To-
tnicy mogli wrocic ma wolroSc,
ZWYRODNIALY
Nowy York, 6. lutego. Prey
prrszczaja whadze policyjne. re ia
sauna zbrodnicza reka co sic do
perScAa mordu kilka miesiecy te-
mu w Brookinie, ia sama reka
Wilma Jest potwornego mordu,
PoPehionego w EN- miescie ma
pannie Ream Const. HoNier. Le-
karze porownujac znaki ma ciele
zamordowanej panny Hoxie przy
szli do tego wniosGu, re mtrsi til
dziafac to samo zwyrOdniale indy
widuun. Zauwazono w obydw6ch
wypadkach, re morderca zabral
rekawiczke z Level reki ofiary.
Prokurator Swan stanowczo do
maya sic wyznaczenia nagrody "a
wySzukanie mordercy.
SZLACHETNE OSLANN
CTWO.
Nowy oYrk, 6. lutego. Rome
stowarzyszenia religijne zjedno--
czone w piracy mad niesienie7n I'll
81 cierpiacym giod W Europe,
podniosty koniecznoS6 wiekszej
sunny ma zaradzenie nedzy. Ida
MEM tych organizacyi potrzeba
przynajmniej 50 milionow dol, a.
zeby przez jakiS jesDcze Gas mo-
ina dostarczac ~zywnoSci dzieciOm
w liczbie Okofo 3 milion0w. Pa
mice tvch szlachetnych ludzi dlu-
go pozoStanie wyryta W sercach
dziatwy uratowanej Cd Smierci
It
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cos NOWEGO.

Springfield, ILL.,, 6. lutego. -
Ma posiedzeniu ciaia Prawodaw-
czego wczoraj przedstawH repre-
zentant Z Englcwood pan Cruden
wniosck, aby ~nafozono osobny po-
datck ma kawalcrow, kt6rzy do
roku 50 ME namySlili sic jeszcze
czy majq wstapic ma kobierzec
Slubny. Jezeli ci panowie ME my
Sla zakadac rodziny, to Stan H.
l;noi5 przynajmniej Sciagnie Z Mich
80 proc. podathu Cd ich dochodow.
Moze to niejednego Pchnie do roz
pacz!iwego kroku / przyspieszy
wlozenic ziotych kajdanow. Mad
to po>tanowiono pociagnaG DO
sluzby wojskowej tyrh, CO &c
wngled6w religijnych ME chciell
brat czymnego r9dziaIu W wojnic.
CIEKAWE
Louisville, 6. lutego. - Cicka-
wego sposobu uzyi ~patrolowy T.
Pearl, ably sktonic swoj2 wybro-
ma do wzajemnoSci W afektach.
Ianna Smith pc piracy poiozyia
sic do snro, gdy maggie Potezna pra-
w3ca policyanta wyrwafa ia Z 10
"a i unioda dalelo ma tog mlasta
Tam waleczny syn Marsa ME
zw7azajqc re jego wybrana wca1e
ME miaia ochoty IA taxa wycie-
czke ! to tyllio W negiizn. zaczqi
strzelac w powietrze Z rewolwc-
I'll, jakby chcqc dac jej Poznac CO
ia czeka w razic odmowy. Polioya
zawiadomiona o tel niezwykicj
waleczno5ci jedncgo L ioh grona,
puScita sic ma poszukiwanie "a
Tomem i wnct po wymienieniu
argument6w, sprowadziia 60 do
cell wieziennej w ktorej on do
tychczas zwyki osadzat r6znych
pacyentow.
ISTNE OBLEzENIE.
Pine Bluff, Ark, 6. lutego. -
Powaanie przedstawiala sic po-
tyczka ~pomiedzy policyq tu~tejszl
a czarnym, ktory zabarykadowa-
wszy sic W domu, przez try 60
dziny wytrzymywal oblezenic
pclicyi. Nareszcie w~ojowniczy
George Wioks padf niezywy, ale
pred tenn potrafh postrzelit de
tektywa Slimma i Klinna. Czworo
1odzi pablo ofiara owej walk, a
SiedmlOHo zOStalO rannych.
ANARCHISTA ~ZASADZONY.
New York, 6. lGtego. - Benja-
min Gitlow zostal zasadzony "a
swa anarchistyczna dziafalnost
wyrokiem najwyzszego sadu kry-
minalnego. Sedziowie ~przysiegli
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Springfield, Ill. 6. lutego.

11OlOWCI
The Bridgeport times and evening farmer., 1920-08-31
Jackson Whips Gene
Delment In IL Rounds

wiHie jackson defeated little Gene
belmont Iii twelve rounds at the
/. ArmoFy Athletic Association, Jersey
City; last night, aftef one of the most
desperate battles Of his squat; young
life.
belmont was pounded furiously
with every punch that Jackson had
lat his command but they could not
bring the game little Southerner to
the floor.
Delmont's showing was the grftti-
Lest seen in an. Eastern ring in years.
Handicapped by size, reach and
weight he forced the hitting
jackson to use every ounce of his
power to win. belmont received a
deliberate pounding with smile, and
"A show of white, even teeth:
He lost because Jackson hit toe
hard and too often, but in losing any
thing but the expected one-sided
Leontest won for himself world OF
shew-feund admirers
The Bridgeport times and evening farmer., 1920-08-31

games yesterday although the New
Yorkers oa1thit the Pirates in the first
game. The games were featured by
the wonderful catches Of Bancroft,
Burns. Bisoee and So tlworth.
Bridgeport dropped two games in
Hartford.
punched hits by Chicago behind err
ratio fielding by the Phillies, gave the
Cubs an easy victory yesterday.
st. Louis humbled Brooklyn twice
yesterday, setting the league leaders
down to second place.
Cincinnati broke its losing streak by
winning the first game of the Boston
series yesterday. The Reds punched
all their eight hits in two innings and
and Oeschger.
Jones defeated Chicago White Sox
for the fifth time this season by pitch
ing Boston to victory. Chicago has
gained only one decision over Jones in
two seasons.
Cleveland easily defeated Washing
ton by hammering three Washingto on
pitchers for IS hits, while Caldwell
held Washin gton we'll in hand
Detroit won a. free hitting game
from the Athletics yesterday. Pitcher
Leonard was forced to retire owing tc
the heat at the end of the sixth in
ming. Injuries and illness compelled
the Athletics to Use a catcher in 1ef
field and a first baseman in RICH,
field. Fielding lapses aided in De
troit'S victory
The Bridgeport times and evening farmer., 1920-08-31
Olympic Sprinter Is
Assaulted In Antwerp

Antwerp, Aug. GIN. M. Kfrksey
of San Francisco, one of the Ameri-
can sprinters, was assaulted, hand
cuffed and taken to the police station
yesterday afternoon by Belgian gen.
da.r1nes, who, unable to speak English,
blocked Kirl<sey from entering the
American dressing rooms at the Sta
dunn. Kirfsey had just returned with
Charles w. Paddock of Los Angeles,
another sprinter, from Paris for the
medal presentations. He had tickets,
but when he tried to enter the dress
ing rooms he WAS attacked by the
gendarmes, who, apparently, had Or
ders, which were unknown to the
Americans, to the effect that the
rooms were to be used only by foot
ball players. Ktrksey later was re-
leased at the station house. He was
charged with resisting an officer The
American Olympic Committee is in
vestigating the case.
The Bridgeport times and evening farmer., 1920-08-31
IN The THEATRES
PLAZA

PLAZA
J. Stuart Blackton has done it
again. The skillful hand which di-
rected sPassers By, is genuinely evil
dent iH-@his latest production. 1.-THE
House Of the Tolling Bell" which is
now being shown at the Plaza Thea
tire. Here is another great feature
which is extraordinary in the sincerity
of its atmosphere, and perfect in its
attention to technical details More
over, 1T tells worth while story, and
tells it we'll The outstanding per-
Torrance of the piece goes to Mae
McAvoy, as charming a little girl as
ever. Bruce Gordon plays the straight
role with vigoF and effectiveness. The
atmosphere of the lonely superstiti-
Gus community is more than well
done. It is quite remarkable:
The vaudeville is headed by the
splendid standard headliner Palfrey,
Hall and Brown in their unique nov
city. offering which his been scoring
big hit for many years. The act
embraces many forms on entertain
ment including singing, comedy, dane
ing, bicycle riding and other things to
amuse. The turn received big ap-
plause last night. Fellis and Leroy,
clever man who dances and a cap
able girl singer easily scored. They
have an act that Is brirn full of up
to-tne-minute material and this cou-
pied with their talent made for good
results. Cliff Robins, the legitimate
boy comedian, sang many songs in a
sweet tenor voice. He was encored
several times at last evenings per-
Torrance. Captain and Wells in a
comedy hat throwing act was well
received. Eddie Polo in THE Van
ishing Dagger end International
News, showing the American victory
at the Olympic races, was also shown.
Announcement is made of the book
ing of Pearl White in 'eThe White
MolP' for next Sunday. This story
was written by Frank L. Packard
author of 1.-The Miracle Man" It is in
eight big reels.
The Bridgeport times and evening farmer., 1920-08-31
Three Jockeys Escape
Death At Saratoga

Saratoga Springs. 1t: r. Aug. al
Three horses and three jockeys mar
rowly escaped death In the fifth race
here yesterday afternoon. Twenty
yards from the judges stand and In
plain view of 10000 enthusiastic
racegoers War God tripped and fell.
As he went down and hurled Clifford
Robinson over his head, Dunboyne,
with Schuttinger in the saddle, came
along and stumbled over him and
the other jockey. They went down,
and then Pilgrim, ridden by Turner,
crashed into the PROSTATE Dunboyne
and went down:
Robinson and Schuttinger rolled off
the track under the fence into the
inf1e1d, but Turner landed on his col
larbone, broke it and was unable to
move. Jack Adler ran across the
track and carried him to the inf1eId.
There the jockey remained uncon-
scious for several minutes. When
revived the track ambulance hurried
him to the hospital:
The Bridgeport times and evening farmer., 1920-08-31
STAGE
W HISPERINGS
By E. S. G.

A second lightning company,
with Milton MOBILES In the title role,
began Its tour In Saratoga recently:
IA Man of the People, a play by
Thomas Dixon which deals with the
life of Abraham Lincoln, opens soon
at the Bijou, New York: The play;
the second Lineolnian play to reach
the New York stage in recent months,
has already been seen in Chicago:
Howard Hall will have the role of
tinee4n: 1.-The Charm School," now
at the Bijeui will be transferred to
the Thirty ninth Street theatre:
Charles Ray is at the Strand, New
York, In picturiza ten of '.Ferty-
five Minutes from Broadway" one of
the milestenes on the upward march
of George NJ. Cohan. The popular
'Humeresque' Is at the Rdalto, and
other continuing Aims are 1.-THE Right
to Love- at the Criterieni Earth
bound" at the AsteF. ana ispemee-
racy,' at the Casino.
Elsie Ferguson Is the star at the
Rfvo1f theatre, New York, all this
week in q. film version of Mrs. Hum
phrey Wards novel, Lady Roses
Daughter Burns Nantes scenario
provides for double prologue to the
story proper, giving Miss Ferguson a
chance to appear not only as Julie lie
Breton, the heroine of the novel. but
as Lady Maude. her grandm other, and
Lady Rose. her mother. The chief in
terest of the flnb lies in Miss Fergu-
sons work rather than in the story,
which, on the screen. reveals Mrs.
Wards shortcomings as an author
rather disconcertingly.
The Bridgeport times and evening farmer., 1920-08-31
Crisp Bingles

Captain Neal Ball saved New Ha-
ven from defeat at the hands of Wor-
ctster yesterday when he speared a
sharp grounder through the pitchers
box and fell over on second base for
the third out The bases were full at
the time.
When the Albany infield went to
pieces in the eight inning at Water
bury yesterday, the home team put
across the only run of the game and
won out
Third Baseman Killers batting
helped Pittsfield defeat Springfield
vest erday.
Pittsburgh beat the Giants two
The Bridgeport times and evening farmer., 1920-08-31
Bogalusa Steps Fast
For a Two-Year Old

Boston, Aug. s1-The fastest tnals
kfrotted by a twe-year- this year
twas made at the opening of the Grand
Chcuit races at Readvilie yesterday
when the Ohio trainer, Charles VAL
sentine, drove the chestnut colt Boga-
susa an s.es in the second heat of the
Herse Breeders F'uturity, Va1entine's
9Eolt finished first in the initial heat,
Ebut on account of running under the
f-wire was set back to second place and
1.-THE heat awarded to Nelson Dillon,
The Bridgeport times and evening farmer., 1920-08-31

WHERE THEY PLAY TODAY.
American League.
St Louis at New York
Chicago at Boston
Cleveland at Washington.
Detroit at Philadelphia
National League.
New York at Pittsburgh.
Brooklyn at ST Louis
Boston at Cincinnati
Philadelphia at Chicago.
The Bridgeport times and evening farmer., 1920-08-31
Cincinnati To Drop
Pitcher Slim Sal1ee

Cincinnati, Aug. st-Pftcher Harry
(Slim) sallee will be given his un-
conditional release by the Cincinnati
Nationals If none of the other Ma
tionaI League clubs claim him by the
waiver route.
Walter Reuther,g another left hand
ed pitcher, was fined a weeks pay for
not keeping himself In condition to
pitch and Catcher Nick Allen also
was fined a. small amount.
The Bridgeport times and evening farmer., 1920-08-31
WEST END,

Elaine Hamm erstein in Greater
Than Fame" a Selznick feature in
five acts. is the feature picture to-
night. Larry Semon in Solid Con-
crete" his latest two-reel comedy
scream, will also be shown. LOB"
The Bridgeport times and evening farmer., 1920-08-31

The Canadian government has gone
into the business of raising reindeer
in the Hudson Bay country TO in
crease both the motive power and the
meat supply of the country: :
The Bridgeport times and evening farmer., 1920-08-31

Fritz Lieber, who has been appear
ing in Robert B. Mante1Ps company
for many seasons, will be starred at
the head of his own organization this
year in Shakespearean repertoire.
The Bridgeport times and evening farmer., 1920-08-31
League Standings
AndsResults
YESTERDAYS RESULTS.

American League.
Bottom 4, Chicago 0.
Cleveland 8, Wash ington 2.
0atroit 8. Philadelphia 8.
Other teams not scheduled.
The Bridgeport times and evening farmer., 1920-08-31

sails today in "Declassee," in which
she will go on tour this season.
The Bridgeport times and evening farmer., 1920-08-31
National League.

Pittsburgh 4, New York 2 (first)
Pittsburgh 2. New York 1 (2nd.)
st. IIosis 6. Brooklyn o (first)
st. Louis z. Brooklyn 1 (second.)
Cincinnati s. Boston 2.
Chicago z. Philadelphia 2.
The Bridgeport times and evening farmer., 1920-08-31

A second lightning company,
with Milton MOBILES In the title role,
began Its tour In Saratoga recently:
The Bridgeport times and evening farmer., 1920-08-31
Heading BATTERSl
I'm TWO LEAGUES. |

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John McGraw, photographed recent
ly while watching races at Oriental
park.
When the big league magnates
gathered in Chicago the other day to
thrash out the annual grist Of prob
lens, revise the rules and try 70
muzzle Harry Frazee or kick him out
of the game, John McGraw, scrappy
owner Of the Giants, was among
those absent. You know, lawn re-
Gently became one of the principal
owners of Oriental Park race track
at Havana. Cubs, and is busy dvwn
there. President Stoneham Of the
Giants represented the club at Chi.
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NOTICE OF APPOINTMENT

State of Indiana, County OF Wayne,
SIS: In the Wayne Circuit Court, jan
uary Term, 1920.
In the matter OF the Estate OF Sy1-
vester Cook, Deceased. Lawrence G..
Cook, Executor.
NOTICE OF APPOINTMENT
dersigned has duly qualified before
Wayne Circuit Court of Indiana. as
Executor OF the Last VIII and Tesla
ment of Sylvester Cook, Deceased, late
Of Wayne County. Indiana. Said estate
Is solvent.
LAWRENCE G.. COOK,
Executor.
Gardner, Jessup & Hoelcher, Attys. .
feb 1928 mari
Mineral Point tribune. (Mineral Point, Wis.) 1869-1938, 1920-12-09
Died and Buried in Milwaukee.

Mrs. Albert Schoenaman passed from
this life at her home in Milwaukee on
Thursday, the End of this month, after
a lingering illness.
Deceased was daughter of Mr.. and
Mrs. John Norman of this city, where
she was born May IA, 1887, and where
she spent her happy girlhood. She
was united in marriage to Mr.. Albert
Schoenaman of Milwaukee in June, 1915,
and they located at once in, that city.
Industrious and cheerful, life held
much that was cherished by her, yet
when the Masters summons came she
found consolation in the faith of there
being still more glory beyond
The funeral took place Saturday
morning with services in st. Francis
church: interment in Holy Cross Gem
etery, Milwaukee.
Beside her husband, her parents. four
sisters, Mrs. Roy Klenper Of Daven-
port, Iowa, Miss Marie and Sister M.
Carrisina of st. Francis, Miss Loretta
of this city, and three brothers, William
and Leo of this city, Ben of Rockford,
ILL.,, mourn their loss, and have the
sympathy of many friends in their be
reavement.
Mineral Point tribune. (Mineral Point, Wis.) 1869-1938, 1920-12-09
Cupid After Roman; Got Him.

Mr.. and Mrs. c. p. Healy of this city
announce the marriage of their son
Roman ID. to Miss Estella NJ. Johnson
of La Crosse. The ceremony took place
at the Trinity Rectory at high noon of
Saturday, Dec. 4, 1920. They were at
tended by MIR. and Mrs. Ulmont Healy.
Rev. X. g. Kirkbride officiated.
There was an immediate wedding
jaunt for Dubuque by the happy young
couple. but they didn't remain away
long, as they are in our midst when
this is being printed. The unheralded
action worked pretty well as a surprise
to Romans chums, but they insist not,
claiming that the amount Of smoke
and mud tramping which appeared in
the matrimonial horison to those Of a
keen vision, meant great doings on the
part Of cupid.
Surprise or no surprise, two excellent
young people are happily united. May
that happiness never dim, and may
health and plenty ever bless them
Such is the wish of all friends, includ
ing The Tribune.