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The Wheeling intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1903-1961, 1920-06-02
St. GAINESVILLE
Belmont County Seat News
Realty Deeds Piled.

Realty DeeQS fued.
Wn. McC'icary and Mary NC, IeHry 10
\. n. Dickcrson. Land IN fluSh'"e'
John n. Hays. Attorney in fact for
heirs Of lanes SklCnar dec, To Savcrio
Montararhio Ct al. Land in wheeling
TT 5000.
Ida + Mcllo,r and husband to Abra-
ham r. VanDync ct al. Land IN YORK
Agnes \. Smith and r. !. Smith 70 J.
T. Wilson. Land IN Goshen ZIP. $IH"
Jn,Ics II Leonard and others 10 Cath
crime Leonard. Land IN Pease Up
Minnie r. craig and NJ. a. Craig to
Grover y. Craig. Land in 81. Cla'rS-
vilc. $500.
rand in Shadysidc. S2jOO.
James Turnhull and wife to Samuel
Tridicc and Teresa Pmito. Land IN
Mary +. Morris and John H. Morris
to JoScrh Armbrustcr. Land IN baFn'S-
vile. $l.On.
'' Marriage Licenses. w
pctcr Grcavcr and Elizabeth Middle
mas. both Of Martins Ferry. a
Jacob Leroy Rtcc and MyrtS& Viola
Howard both of Flushing ~ ...
Nm A. PrciSS and Euna NJ oc"H'
hn,h Of Martins Ferry.
Alvin Alfred Dorsey Of NhccllnE' anu
Mary Eleanor Sheppard Of BarncsNllic;
Jmcoh Anon Of columbus. and Hattic
Mrndcl&on of Dcilalrc.
Personals.
Miss Beatrice X. Smith has r'turnen
n her homo AT Ada. after spending Sew
eral days with locai friends.
Miss Clara Ayers Will return 10
zancstiIIc today after a visit with heF
friend, Miss Sylvia Baker.
Frank Nelson and family or kenmore
have returned homo after Spchu'hS
few days with local lrirnGs' 90
Miss Clara Ayers VIII return
yornsyilIr today after visit with her
friend. Miss Sylvia Eaker .
frank Nelson and family OF kenmore
have returned home after spending
few DAYS with the formers sister Mrs'
Thomas RiCkcrton. -. oo,-
Miss Salina Cartier spent INC week
ord With her parents IT R2alisvllic.
Iosrnh Miller will lCaN" TO-DAY !"
-ncnd tLc summer with his uncle u.
r Brokaw of Flushing.
T. G, Scdgwick Of BCilairc, was mere
on business Tuesday. - ,o-
0''Niss serena Mcbride left TUESDAY ror
4 visit with her SISTER MIS- "'''N
Evans nr 81. Louis. Mo.
Misses Fannie Eawcctt ana Mario
cnrdnn have returned after Spcno'"E
several days with friends at Elm GroNe'
Barnesville Chapter TO 30 ae d.,
Oh. nv Mosons viii confer tho Royal
tr,h nc-rCr on six candidates begin
fn, \, = o'clock. Thursday afternoon
TunC ard. The meeting will. be hciu IN
Tho local lodge room ana ih'H n"N' "
.i,cd the St Clairsvilc rhaplcr '" az
,nnd \ six O'clock dinner vii he scrN
tGhn, NO ladies' Of the N. T.. church and
n least one hundred are expected 10 at
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STEUBENV|LLE.

STECBENVILLE. o.. June 1.-Jamc7
Melonas, aged 81 years. OF 81. Louis.
Mo, died on a Pan Handle train cnroutc
from Columbus to New York city. west
OF here yesterday, death being due u
hcmorrhages Tho deceased was traV-
cling man and was an cN-scrvice man
Tho remains were brought 10 morguc
here and prepared for burial. Relatives
at ST. Louis were notified of his death
workman Killed.
stephen Svedcvan. aged 81 years. en-
nluyc Of tho Carnegie Steel company
plant Mt Mingo Junction. was instantly
killed when he was struck by swing
ing beam of a crane his chest and fore.
head being crushed. He, was married
and Is survived by" a wife and several
children.
Big Still Pound.
Prohibition enforcement officers acting
on a tip searched a farm west Of the
city yesterday and found hidden in A
hay stack a thirty gallon still. the larg-
est and finest equipment for making
liquor ever located in the county. In a
nearby barn the officers found eight
kegs Of mash and several gallons OF
raisn jack. The owner has not been
found.
To Haac Charge.
Leo Hess indicted by the recent grant
jury for operating An auto belonging 10
Robert Duncan Of this city without the
owners consent. camo here yesterday
and surrendered himself to the author
itics. He Is in jail awaiting arraign.
mcnt.
Two Accidents.
Peter Kamer. well know resident o..
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Monday for weeks visit with Mrs.
Aliens relatives in Toledo. Q.
Mrs. j. r. brennan OF Wheeling, Is
visiting relatives in this city.
Miss Caroline Brindicy Of bridgeport,
O.. spent the holiday with Mr.. and Mrs
George Weber of South Main street.
Mr.. and Mrs. Charles Hagan and fam
lily have returned to their homo in
Pittsburgh. Pa. after visit with rcla-
tives in this city.
Miss Martha DcrrInGcr Of Wheeling,
spent the holiday with friends at Beech
Bottom.
Miss FLORENCE Kimhal is able 10 be
out after n brief illness.
Harvey Ferguson is seriously III n
his home on South Charles street.
MIR. and Mrs. Thomas Simpson have
returned 10 their home IN this city after
Mrs. Frank Bilderback Of CoroapolIs.
Pa is visiting at the home OF her
parents in this city.
Misses Lorraine Miller. Virginia Simp-
son. Ethel Whitzch and Mabel Patterson
visited Wheeling Park on Memorial
Dr. L. T. Dare and family departed
Tuesday for a two weeks visit at At
lantic City. y. j.. and New YORK Citg'
DR. Dare expects TO attend severai elm
les in the New York hospitals While IN
Mr, and Mrs. l.. II. McCamic and
children. Mary Lou and Frederick Nath-
an, of New Castle. Pa. spent the holt
day as guests of Mr.. and Mrs. Harry
Croft on North Mariana street. Mrs.
Mechanic arrived in the city la Thurs
day end will remain for few days
while Mr. Mechanic. who is at the pres
ont time employed in the newspaper
business at Elwood city. Pa. was
obliged to return Monday evening.
Miss Alice Wood, formerly resident
Of this city. having been employed on
the Herald staff. but now Of New Castle:
Pa, was 4 recent visitor at the home OF
Miss Martha Roberts on North Main
street.
Mr.. and Mrs. Z. O., Hicholls or Ray
land. O.. and Mr. and Mrs. r. y. Mich
oils Of canton. O.. were holiday visitors
NJ the home OF Miss Lila Nichols on
North Charles street.
Edward Kraft. employed at Clarks-
burg. spent the holidays with his
parents Of this city.
Miss Margaret Dunlay has accepted
nosition as clerk at the confectionery
store OF W. II. Scott
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Ohio Valley News
WE|RTON M
SHOOTING ARRAY
MAY END FATALLY

Wcirton was tho scene OF another
shooting affray and probable murder
when John M0riCh. a Serbian. was shot
five times through e" body by Nick Pa
los 80 another serbian ana lciloW
workman, vino mad" his escape.
The shooting occurred at the old FER
guSon homestead some distance from the
Town OF Weirton. The Two men boarded
At tn" old building and me arnroaEn Ti
the holiday. together with it's wet It'd
ingS is said by the polio" TO nave
brought up an old grudG" and an argu-
mcnt between the two men. win inc ie-
sui, that MoriCh was attacked un"warcS
n .hort time later as he was walking out
Of the house.
Morirh was rushed to the Ohio Valley
hospital in this city where he fingers
bot wren life and death. HIS condltlon
WAS unchanged this morning following
thirtv-six hours of intense suffering.
NJ Improvement has been noticed and
ne has little chance for recovery
Tn" Wcirton police and county au-
thori,iCs were notified of the shooting
at nine o'clock SUNDAY night thirty
minutes after ii happened. \ search OF
the premises was made hut little infor-
nation could be obtained save that Pa
jos had fled toward the nearby woods
and took his revolver with him. me
authorities are sun continuing 'he'F
search for the Runman.
The two men mad worked together for
several weeks on the labor force that
has been making numerous improve
ments upon the streets and town proper.
we!rton Briefs.
Mrs. Walter MCAdam has returned 10
her home in Wheeling after pleasant
visit with friends here.
Miss Virginia Fig. Of wheeling. was
a recent caller in town.
Mrs. William Jasper "a visiting in
Wheeling the guest Of her parents, Mr..
and Mrs Chas. r. RaChmann.
Many local members Of tho American
Legion marched with ArConne Post III
Stcuhcnvinc yesterday while another
crowd went t. East Liverpool TO take
part in the memorial exercises.
Many little improvements arc heinz
made by property owners IN all parts W
town Houses are being reprinted eV-
Crywh"rr.
r. \. Owings was recent visitor in
Washington county. Pa.
Mrs. J II. Sivrrt has returned to her
home IN MCMovhcn after a pleasant visit
with Wcirlun friends.
Darrell Whitaker has improved after
an attack OF measles.
Dr. and Mrs J. X. D0rrancc OF rIits-
hurgh. visited his brother. +. :. Dor
rance and family Of the Cove.
s 6 steele was a recent visitor in
New Cumberland.
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BELLAIRE NEWS
(,ORONER WYATT BEGINS PROBE
IN MURDER Of LAD BY UNCLE

met on Hamilton street and Annolino.
fearing FerraInao. had secured ball
bat 4 quarrel enSued in which Ammo
limo used tho bat.
II vas this injury which proved fatal.
although upon first Dire SSinS the wound
Or. r. S. Wright had stated that IL was
not likely that it would prove serious.
F~rrainao went home after securing
medical attention but later lapsCd INTO
INCONSISTENCIES.
At state Convention
Four Ecllaire doctors are among
those in Toledo this week for the an
nual convention OF the state medical
society They are e. W. Kirkland. J. s.
Mcclellan. I. S. Wright and William j.
Shepard.
Forty Arrests
\ total of forty offenders were ar
rested by the local police during the
month Of May according 10 the report OF
chief OF police Malone announced yes
terday. The report showed the biggest
total for any month since the hrst OF
sdAds Rtns Record.
During the past school year the pu-
pills Of the Indian Run school made
fine record in the school bank deposits.
In all the pupils during the school year
deposited Il total OF sl,7H0 which Is the
best record Of any school in the city for
the year in banking.
Conservation League
The members OF the Child Conserra-
ton Lea gue met last night at the home
Of Mrs. George r Robinson on North
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WELLSBURC

WEIISBl' June l.--William Ma
son. y. :. Gardner and MCrv,n High
land. Said to hc ministers of the gospel
residing IN tho state 0f OHIO. but VINO
on Monday morning experienced a de-
sire TO learn something OF the fishing
in Buffalo Creek. arc now rcposinE
peacefully in the county jail all because
they failed to procure license required
nv nom residents. and that Deputy
Game Warden Hiram Stevens happened
To- he in the vicinity at the time. the
men tried their luck.
The men cam" Ia Wcllsburg. Monday
morning and went directly to Buffalo
creek. and after them went Stevens.
who lost no time in hailing his prey be-
fore Squire W. r. Glass. who in turn m
forced the mon of the law covering
their case and very prampuy imposed n
fnc of $40 and costs. which the man, 1t
is alleged refused to pay. eating that
# Il was the Lords will that they 60 TO
iail. 10 jail they go. Unless some
friends como To their rescue each OF the
mon stand (" spend the next thirty days
as guests nf the county.
wellsburg Briefs.
Mr.. and Mrs. John u. Allen departed
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rxAHx rrHRA1rAo DIES AT CITY
RoSPTrL FROM REnH9 "r ON
HEAD WITH BALL BAT
EIsesr Of Victim sticks to Uncle whom
She says She Is DestrtouB OF
wedding.

Coroner John r. Wyatt OF South Bel
laire, has been called to probe one OF
the stNangeSt cases that has come to his
attention in the nearly four years he has
served as coroner. Frank Fcrra mao. 10.
was hit over the head with ball bat.
received a fractured skull and died Al
the city hospital. The bat was welded
by Pietrio Annolino. IS, an uncle OF the
deceased. Mary Ferratnao. Il sister OF
tho victim and neice OF the murderer IS
standing with tho man in jail charged
with the crime. and has stated that she
IS DESTROYS Of wedding her relative now
held for the crime.
On a warrant from Squire Masons
court Annolino Is charged with murder
Ferrainao died a. the city hospital Mon
day night.
The victim Of the ball bat objected TO
his sister being intimate with her uncle
saving that IL was impossible Tor them
to become man and wife. They recently
went 10 Fairmont. where they remained
for two weeks, later returning to Bel
laire.
Upon their return 20 the city they
went to the home OF Frank Rose on Rose
Hin. There the brother and nephew
sought the couple. They would not see
him, however. and left the place. They
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Toronto. Is in a serious condition as q
result Of being caught and squeezed be.
tween two cars at the Follansbec
Brothers new plant near Toronto. He
avs employed AS brakeman. AL.
though his condition is serious he Is eX-
pccted to recover. Stanley Scmbar, OF
Stratton. WAS painfully injured when he
was shot in the check while playing
with his fathers revolver.
Funeral Today,
The funeral OF James White, ex-clerk
Of courts ot jefferson county. was held
from his late home heer today. The de-
ceased WAS SIS years of age and was
widely known throughout this section.
He served two terms as clerk Of courts
and in recent years has been engaged IN
the real estate bushes.
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Maccaheea Dance Saturday

oAaCCdpooB OduCO 0dtuiuay
The members Of the degree team OF
the Womrn'S Benefit association Of the
MaccahrcS Will hold sale of home
baked cakes. in connection with dance
at the Schafcr hall IN kIrkwOod Satur-
day evening Of this week, and An inter
cSlinC program has been prepared for
the evening.
Entertained Club
The members Of the Past Officers club
Of the Sons and Daughters ar Liberty
were very pleasantly vntrr;a ned - inc
home of Miss Anna Holland on Rynch
street, West Bridgeport. last night. The
usual club diversions were enjoyed ana
the affair closed with a luncheon.
Idahl Funeral
The funeral services 70" George Carl
Idahl. well known resident Of k:rk-
wood Heights who died suddenly Mon
day morning a. a result 0f an attack
Of acute indigestion. viii lie held from
the family homo this afternoon at 10
o'clock. followed by services At Mt. I"n
Lutheran church in Wheeling al -'"V
o'clock in charge Of Rev. Strauss. pas
tor Of the church. assisted by Key,
Geo. Giffcn. OF Youngstown. ONO, ana
the mtcrm"nt Will BE- made at Green
wood cemetery.
Hard Lucks VS.. wilson's
The second gam" OF tho schedule or
the Twilight league Of this city VIII be
nlaSrd on the grounds 1t stop II. on
the National pike this evening between
the Hard l.ucks and Wilson's. The game
is expected to attract good crowd as
both teams are planning 10 win the con-
Wedding Today
4 we'll known young couple from
Martins Ferry. hOth of whom are also
we'll known IN this cry. Will u" mar
ried today. according To n report cur
rent last night, and the wedding IS cN-
pccLcd To come ms a complete surprise
10 their many friends. Details oil me
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CUT TETS QUIT Is "oHfA
W. MONEY

cut on; this slip. cnclos" with o., &c ,s ahd
HTc, Chicago. i'll. wiring your name
and address plainly. You Will reeve
in return trial ,rackaEc r3 ,rh ro,ds
Fol"y's.Honcv and Tar for rHusnS; '" naiH
anu an sides and back: rheumatism. back;
ache. kidney and bladder ailments; ana
Foley Cathartic Tablets. "h"i"s"m"
and thorough cleansing CathartN' tL
constitution. hili0uSncsS, hcadachc' anu
sluggish bowels.
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to her home here after a visit at
thrichsvillc.
Miss Margaret Wyatt. daughter or
Coroner and Mrs. John +. Wyatt. Is ser
iously IL! at the family home, OF
pneumonia.
George Behrcs. of Youngstown, is the
guest OF his parents on Harrison street
here.
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Will be shown AT the Fenray theatre to-
day and tomorrow.
MIR. and Mrs. Charles Parker have
arrived home after Il visit with, relatives
at Wcstland. Pa.
! II. Moore and Ross Davis have ar
rived home after Il visit at Akron, o.
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BRIDGEPORT

Leave news items for The Intelli-
senccr at Hickey's News stand.
Sclby & Reeds Drug Store or the
Bridgeport Hardware Company or
cali Martins Ferry 227 J.
Albert w. Otte. Local Correspondent.
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MARTINS FERRY

Leave items for Tho Iatelligencer
nj the Rurd News Agency, South
Fourth street. or cal! Martins Ferry
227 j.
Albert W. Otte. Local Correspondent
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Guernsey street. An interesting pro-
gram was rendered. Following the pro-
gram 4 social session Was enjoyed.
Tureeu Dinner
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Members of tho Missionary society of
| the South Bcllalre Methodist Episcopal
church Will enjoy tureCn dinner at the
church this afternoon. The event
; promises 1" hc very enjoyable. \ pro-
gram will h" enc OF the features.
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perato, il piG compassato. in un
assembled in cui sono rappresen-
tante quasi lutte le nazioni del
monde.
Eppure We della logica, in tai
fatto. Tittoni E abituato allie tur-
bolenze pi6 esueme. Perci6, / tu-
multi promossi da rappresentanti
di attire razzel lsembrano del giuO-
chetti all'On. Tittoni
Finora, questo elegante, que
sto piccolo gentiluomo ha detto
forse POGO in materia di principii
Egli non e un protagonista della
Lega, come Robert Cecil. Egli
sale, una ad una, lie scale dell ora
toria. E l'uomo piG ben vestito
dell Assembled. Non una piega
nei Suoi veStiti, non la pi1 piccOla
macchia, non un pelO del SuOi bian
chi capelli, del suoi bianchi bafi,
della sua blanca barba, e fuori po-
sto Egi studia accuratamente la
sua posa parla con chiarezza,
con dOlcezza leggermente in un
francese in cui appena 81 sente
l'accento italianO dell 'erre.
Non sc mOStrato un naziona-
lista arrabbiato, come tutti gil al
tri delegati ALA Lega. sebbene, in
pi1 di un 'occasione ha saputo bril-
lantemente sostenere Interest,"
d Italia, specie nella questiOne del
le materie prime.
81 pu6 dire che lAssemblea, e
la Lega stessa, traggano da lui la
maggiore Importance, ed effetti-
vamente l'on. Tittoni l'ha salvata
da qualche accidentale suicidio e
da altri, pericoi.
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TITTONI SCHIZZATO A CINE
VRA

Guy Hickok, correspondence
dell Evening Bulletin di Philadel-
phia, da Ginevra, ha simpaticamen
te chizzato l'on. Tittoni, delegate
italiano all'Assemblea della Lega
dele Nazioni, con lie parole Sc
guenti.
"Tutte lie volte che l'Assemblea
81 trova impigliata in dificili di-
scussioni, un uomo balza predomi-
nantemente fuori-un italiano,
Tommaso Tittoni, il campione del
lie sottigliezze diplomatiche.
"Senza detenere alcuna carica
uficiale, egE, pid del Presidente,
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ha Saputo dar forza di efficacia al
lie prime sedute dell Assembled.
Ogni volta che il Presidente RI
name confuse, Tittoni domina il
tumulto, parla, gesticola, propone
e sempre trova la via per soddi-
stare tutti.
"Sembra straordinario che un
italiano sia capace di tanto. Sem
bra anche illogico. II Parlamento
Italiano E notoriamente un corpo
tumultuoso cOnfusionariO, lie cui
sedute spesso finiscono fra una
tempesta di urli dificilmente u
no potrebbe aspettarsi, che un
membro di quel Parlamento 81 ma
nifestasse il pi1 calmo, il pi1 tenn
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LA LEGGE MARZIALE A NEW
YORK?

In una lettera mandate al Sin
daco Hylan al capo di polizia
Enright. Mrs. Wentz, presidente
del Women's Republican Club,
ha chiesto la proclamazione. della
legge marziale a New York. Essa
chiede al Sindaco di invocare Ia
iuto del soldati per servizio di
polizia fno a quando Ia legge e
l'ordine sono assicurati."
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LA NUOVA SPEDIZIONE DEL,
PRINCIPE LUIGI

NAPOLI-E' giunto in questo
porto il piroscafo Porto Alessan-
dretta per prendere a bord in spe-
dizione del Principe Luigi, Duca
degh Abruzzi, diretta al Somali-
land.
Sui piroscafo state gia carica-
to il materiale occorrente ALA spe
dizione.
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LA CREAZIONE DEL G. I. P. I.
IN INDIANA

meglio vede le cose cercando Zap
poggio morale materiale di tutti
Miei carl signori. 10 credo che col
Tadempimento di quanto ci abbiamo
proposto ayremmo adempito quanto
era per moi necessario, una esecuzi-
one mobile di pensieri di aZiOne, a
Vremo conseguitO la meta prefssaci.
Con questo 10 credo di aver esau-
rito quanto mi ero proposto, aven-
dovi manifestato lie mie idee mes
sow parte del programme che do
vrebbe essere adottato messO in e.
secuZione.
10 non posse assumere future o.
bIigazioni, essendo il milo tempo Ii
mitatissimo quindi resta a vol il com
pito di formulare ogni cosa cerca-
re di proseguire mel cammino intrap-
preso.
Suggerirei ancora che un comitato
di ire persOne Venisse eletto per O.
perare per il mantenimento losvi-
luppo di questo circolo raccoman-
dandO ancOra la cooperaZione di tut
ii.
Ho detto quanto mi avevo propo-
sto di dirvi, il resto dipendera esclu-
sivamente da vol.
Dopo di clio fu eletto tempora-
neamente un cOmitato di 4 perso-
ne: Signori j. Macro, P. Ferra-
ra, "A. De Gaetano F. Biamonte
con Giovanni Rezolla, chairman,
quest 'ultimo e state l'iniziatore
del suddetto Club.
Moi ci auguriamo che clio sia un
passO innanzi per aiutare il pOpolo
di nostra stripe residente in questa
contea.
80
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UN Po' DI FoCO

Aggiungi il POGO al POGO, ed al
pil POGO
I'm altro POGO avvien che di pi1
pochi
Tn cumulo farai che non fla po-
co, (Tanini)
ossia: Molti pochi fanno aSsai.
E ci voleva tanto!
DIR. D'DOTEL.
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MA1ERASSI SPECIALI


Con $500 moi vi vendiamo un
materaSSo cOntenente 90 lbs. di
cOtOne, garantito. Con $500 wi
vendiamo un materaSSo del peso
di so lbs. di cotone "Sea island.
Con $27.50 vi vendiamo materas-
so di 30 lbs. "silk flosse." Moi
abbiamo degli altri materassi a
buon mercato ma CT place ad av-
visare e vendere i migliori. II.
H. Steving & Co.
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3l'Italiani che hanno a
cuore lie syrti della nostra
colOnis ed il miglior9mento
morale di essa aiu:eranno
la diffusione del Patriota:
esso 6 l'unlco giornaIe Ita-
lisno della cOntea come ia
le il solo 2sponente del To-
ro desiderii, l'unica voce
che parlando a nome di tut
ii possa difenderne i diritti
ed interess sempre che Sc
ne presenta l'occasione.
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Mrs. Weutz ha dichiarato che Sc
Soldati per un mese faranno ser
WHO di polizia il regno del terro-
Te dovra ceSSare.
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RICHIAMo OPPoRTUNo

La guerra ia ladri, la pace
| 'impicco. (proverbio italiatno).
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Quadri Cornici al Smith Pa
per Store.
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1920-03-09
SHE WON'T BET A CENT
ON HER WONDERFUL LEGS

E~s ether sid~. Sc call q 80 l-E
from here down marking the
start a. The hip where a trisf
white hug n~.tirht' sNratsr
r-aehed lus lfth~st
Most % ny clothes Eus or re
Aariatie ~ rulzfaks ard aren't
here yet. shs A1ded. and no ore
questioned a.
II. PAPERS say have zee
most hsaatifut legs In zee Forif
Wen. I do not know viii ~
r. Americans ju3w~ FOR thfFn-
selves nev yer say I have s~~
t~rf. hut I Do say I have 49,
rns shkn~ So have an zee Amer.
scan FiFis I have ecu. Oh. oul.
og
4 % 70, uEe 80 tan about zce
legs. r. people sill aink eat'a
az ! have have zse whole
shape. And I rlnx ani act I
lac 50 SO t~~ comedy and ] arm
goihE % 90 q
what are 49, DIAL ilrnksf I
couAat say I am not re man
Look what you say"
The reporter didn't aay.