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The Wheeling intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1903-1961, 1920-07-26
Our Daily Story
GITTUP N. GETT

Although. as professional humor.st.
G.ttup y. Get, had Invented ANA sold
9ST variations OF Tn" Joke about the
talkative barber h. hIhitualy SaaN"d
himself and had his VII" cut his la r.
and as to-day's story opens h" FOUND
himself in Il BARRIERS char fer HE hrst
time IN years.
shave" Haircut" sad tho barber.
"HYircut." sad Gr't and waited
humoruuS.y for IN" Hood Of chatter;
hut nothing followed save sli"nC" aud
tho cLck-rl!Ck-click of the barber : sris-
SOS
',Wr,r this is strange" thought the
humoris;. And M said. "Arcn't you
unusually silent to-day. my tonsoria'
lrlsnd"'
Who. me. No" replied the harher.
"rha, Stun abou, barriers ALA tim" rah-
hing - hunk. "" don't lax unless We
are talked 20. Sometimes not then.
Another silence followed, deeper and.
Il seemed t. G.ttup y. Gett. more
strained than M" first II" PAID for
MS haircut and Visited three other bar
Der shops. ordering a shave IN I'll" hrst.
shampoo in tn" second. and cotton
them id ia" ha rh"r open his mouth for
uur syllable NOR than was absolutely
necessary.
Deeply mortified at the thought tina;
70: so many years hc mad obtained
money undsr false preteRces. Gittup \.
Gctt stopped ~ a. costum"rs =. puT-
chased an inexpensive hermit costume
and spent th- rest OF his ne. f"r from
mankind, brooding in III" forests
(Tomorrow Tile Fink Thlncummy.
A story OF mystery =" batting that even
the author was unable IN solve H.
Don't miss IL
The Wheeling intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1903-1961, 1920-07-26
INCREASE THE NATURAL GAS TAX

number Of cities in
consttu"naY
by the state Of West Virgins"
OF West Virgin" consumers
Tor West Virginia" ''"S""'
other communities Tho testimony
supply " decreasing and "
OF gas
bring h,cdshrs Columbus Thursday
steptoe law put into effect Like
n
to users IN ien"''""
in is OF
the privilege OF
Of Of the legislature after most
trflnE
the state or
II the
big s companies Virginia
the manner and as to IN"
benefit IN oer
OF West Virginia
natural wealth
o Is selling others
Tho In,sencer ARMY
have
storers who
paid which
produced an
OF
the equitable
nominal which placed
shoudbe multi
The Wheeling intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1903-1961, 1920-07-26
WEST VIRGINIA BAR
ASSOCIATION MEETS
HERE ON WEDNESDAY
,c,,rS x+, Annual Convention tc
Bring Many Attorneys ICY
TWO Days.

ON Wednesday ard Thursday 81 this
week tho th3r'y-si%th annual meeting
o. the West Virginia Bar Association
I'm y. hold IN Wheeling. The Mcclure
%ot,l viii be Headquarters Of IN" aS0"
't,tion and nil business sessions VIII
no nod in thc Carroll cub.
The hrst session will oTen W cine
day at 10 O'Clock .. m. WIN IT, -,
WCCsmic giving a report Of me com
ri,ta. on admissions. New mocrS
uilI then he elected and various ON
mi,,ees Will be appointed, uui'"'
Of reports will be given. B. Eah1u'PtsS
BIAS will deliver the main duC'e -
me ~ .'y ,f ", session which viii pc
Gin st o'clock Nil h" f"N;urrd ny an
address h. the president 81 t&cS
"iat,on, r. S. Spilman. who vii tpcaK
on The Rights Of III" fuh,.C 10y I'D
~ ControvNrsics Between 'apitni ana
Thor" Committees will give r~nor'S.
80 lime and vlacc NJ the neHt m""tins
=, M no selected and. "U!c"rS TOT the
wy, Year viii he c!"c'ed. -.
\, 6 O'Clock W"fGeIdHy ry"nanE me ne
annual banquet VII hr h''9 drSa,r, ire '
wheeling Country club. haH eng
CHARLES 4 Woods. United states circuit
Judge Of the Fourth circuit. VII D"
followed by an informal r"'"p'''h I"i
III" Ju ?T' ira f. Robinson, W. y Mat
rnrrman. G W. nhloN md Ge"rE" ;
Wallace will be to speakers q, ih"
morning SESSION on Thursday -.
Al O'Clock Thursday afternoon IN"
hna! session will com" 10 order wan a
meeting &C tho r"wlH elected cNccufiv"
council. There Will L" E"n'i"' ~
cussgnn o. number ~ tome" with
Douglas W. Brown as leader Ms" J,
IaneOus business Will hc transacted ann
ihn meeting viii close with IN" appoint
ment of standing committees.
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THE LIMITS OF FREE SPEECH
By A. MITCHELL PALMER
Attorney General Of the United States.

Ia the country than tho alien who has
never taken III" Ca'h uf allegiance. and
he oUEE' 10 h. controlled IN proper
manner to saEr guard III" government.
Their" has been som" loos" thinking
about tho treatment winch has been &C
corded Ia lhr rEdiral clement In Amer
lea Th"s- well -mrsn,nr persons Nh"
hunk we have ir'u 10" drastic ~ '"nd
inE ihc i;rrkmars and IN" G"IdmahS
AMI the rest Of their X, nd back to Rus
ia. md who think that we have gone
too FAR IN asking for legislation which
VIII protect TN" country against threats
10 commit acts of physical force md
:olrnr" arc saying ~ effect that We ar"
infringing ur"n the rights Of free
>rrech. That We are ahridg!ng that IN
cred guarantee which all Ang'0-Sayon
peoples cherish Hs they Il" NO other
Ijbcr'y--ihr right - speak freely, ana
10 have Il printed generally. They say
thar any attempt tn stop them rom
talking i = greater monh"" 'hrn allow
INK iL"m to- 81, what hoy W.
Now. ~ want 10 h"' thorough" I'M
d"r~i,od and ro sHy 'hr' -" man be-
'ic""S MOI. firmly N he doctrines az
iror speech than "" DO. "" think the
fro" discussion Of IDEAS and the free eN-
preston Of Vpininn ConStitut" IN" very
ljfshIood Of reDu3lir such as ours.
We r"rRl tha, n the early days Of tho
war Il was a mos: interesting sight to
$50 EngliShmcn walk Up and down IN"
streets If London with their camp
stools under Their arms ready 7" nut
them down o. any street corner WHOM
they would gather dozen of thor
fellow Rr.tishcrs around them and ha-
rangUr hem. generally III h'i"r donun'
CATION At thor government FOR its
conduct of tho wnr
W" do not care. 80 far aS making o.
forts 10 prevent them g concerned, how
radical their pr"aChmcnts may h". so
,;p adv n az =
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ference. Poland is>an independent ma
ton OF thirty million people, II Is a
republic brought INTO being by the
trials OF war. Definitely. II has been
rnga rded as a barrier for Central Europe
against the forces Of Russian Bolshev-
ism. and as such barrier the western
states OF Europe cannot allow IL 20 BE-
broken down and crushed without rem
dering It assistance. 1t is not a. all i'm
probable that British. French and 1tal-
ian armies will BE- called to the defense
Of Poland and tho giant fleets Of the
Allies may soon be hammering at tho
ports of Russia.
As much as the people OF this country
may sympathze with Poland. and, I'M
doubtedly. our sympathies are with any
country that seeks 10 establish an or
DERBY Republican form OF government. It
Is very unlikely that we can render any
thing moro than moral assistance at this
time. We are not members OF the
League OF Nations. We arc no: bound
by legal obligations TO come to Poland $
rescue. and It would be very difficult to
! lead the American people TO the conclu-
sion that their interests or tho interests
OF humanity At large required them to
mako sacrifices OF their young manhood
! in the cause OF Poland.
Russia is. and will continue to be. a
! running sore in the side OF Europe
Until tho Russian situation is healed
there can be no positive assurance Of
continued peace. Bolshevism cannot
stand still. II il maintains itself in
| Russia. Il must seek 70 strengthen itself
! BY alliance with other countries, and
with Bolshevism. mono OF the other
states OF Europe, as at present conSti-
tuted. can have friendly relations. Prob
ably. the Russians will eventually settle
:heir own problems, and dispel the Bot
shertstic nightmare. but In the mean
! while. they must be checked from sue
: cessrul invasion Of ne shboring territory.
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The right cf fire." sr"c"h IS no, ~"
riEh; OF unbrIdled speech without re-
spoTslbilIty.
There IL dead Inc h"Nond whrh
mon ought no. to hr allowed % 70 Win
out beng h"ld responsible Tor NOR
words md ti.nt j. the i'm" Wh."N IN.
rUes. threatens or promises M ia" .nf
force physical furca--tO 'nlur" p"'fi"
CT industry or 10 nJuro or d'"l'"y inc
government, OF the Inl;Cd states.
We h"liev~ that a man "uEht :" he
rern,ittsd to stand ON irnrNS wanna
avenue, Washington. and hhranKu" has
follow citizens III dcnGNC.a'i"n "i con-
cress, for instancr--or in d"nun''ai'"n
cf the Department ot Justice.
We are willing he should adr"c"t"
ehnlish,rr congress and Ur=" ~" cub
stitution Of a commission form Of GOV
rrnmrnt FOR it, as long as h" proposes
10 do Il IN accordance with the methods
devised hy the fathers and founders -
Tho republic. FOR III" Accomplishments 81
al; reforms. So long IS - pr"p"""- ="
persuade his fellows 'hnt 'NH' B" . ".'r
rrr,rr, and s.",~ 80 rut = IN" ":'''' Ivy
roli'!Cai me- huGS. he $ S'T.'i'i w'in'"
his rights
But when 10 says he fRvors IN" ah"-
I,ior Of Hhe congress Of ~" nll"d
States snd 20 accomplish that purpose
ne proposes 10 tax" bomb :" ~" cap
tal building and plant II Indrr no son
ate or ;hs House - RHpT" Seh,A' Us
and blow il 20 high heaven. ti'h IL ms
stepped over the dad Inc and mane
hlmsclt nm enemy TO ne country: and
MS country is not bound TO harh"r
within is confines self-Confrss"d ana
Cr"niy avowed enemies OF h" country.
There ought TO- be enough KINDS ~
government IN the world now 20 please
0nyhodv II they do not !ihn ours, NO.
ouKh, to 20 and find ono they do Iik".
instead Of trying 20 'HanSe ours ny
force or NtplcnCN.
\,I w. h.l.vr that n" citizen who
,b~eoirns 70 tnjurc or destroy IN" gov
ernmrr; by force IS even worse enemy
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RIPPING RHYMES
BY WALT MASON.
SUGAR

Tho price Of sugars truly vicious
we're ratiored n III" place
board: the little SACKS the Eroc"rs
dish us cost more than toilers can
afford They give us many 'er-
fetched rea son why sugar calls for
80 much kale: but little does their
logic season our coffee, tea "r home
hrewed ale lot Of reasons VIII
not swee:en the pies on which IN"
workers feed. and 80 the pastry
must be eaten 40 sour x makes
mems boSoms bleed. And AL the
reasons are but IoshinE, sent forth
Ia rheer us whom We dim: they'd all
lose color in the washing. and
shrink if hung upon n line. som"
fat old skates are profIieerIng. 40
No laCk sugar AT our meals. ana
from our anguish they are clearing
al kinds Of douhloons. bucks and
wheels. Some human hogs are busy
rnkinC iinholv profits 70 their
,rugh, while We our bitter drinks
arc taking. and asking where we'll
all got Oft MY aun;s through all
the DAYS are weeping. my nl"ces MI
the hous. with walls. they know
the tea. which now IS stepping. viii
taste like Ear and rusty nails. When
will this carnival nf sheartHE mo
helpless victims have an end
When Will tho swim" now Hrofl-
.eering to some stone tolho0'h
humb,v wend"
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PRESERVING PLANT
TO QUIT BUSINESS
{. C. TIaccus Pants Equipment Being
Disposed of-BunotnB to Be
Ieased

j. has hccomr known that tho T.. {.
FlarcUs Preserving company. located NJ
1912 Water street Will be discontinued
p-oGUCl< Of the company are now grad
naiIy beng disposed &C and several con-
Germs ar" ncEuunt!nS to lease tn" prop
crll. While no DEFINITE statement could
h., secured from the maragcr AZ %
when tho nnal details Cf closing M the
business would II" settled, Il Will he
within tho near future.
I'll" company was started about nttr
years ago by the iath'r az the late t..
=. FlacruS. and has grown into one OF
tho largest concerns in IN" city. The
brand of pickles. jelly aud preserves
made by this company has bcrcms 4
favorIi" on every table and II "a r.
GREETED that the business VIII not tic
taken over w another firm A. the pres
f'plG.
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ON VACATION
Captain ana Mra. Jeff frame Leave on
Extended River Trip.

Cartnin Jrff Frame ono or thn oldest
river men In this vicinity, left yesterday
morning w!rr hts wlfr on Ms trs; |a,a-
ton cCr fifinru years They went on
tho G,r'rd' Ir0wdcT Il ttn"'nmA' and
l,;nr viii ~ % Pittsburgh. IA. This -
tho. route Tho captain Travelled when he
Was r captain on somc "r the biggest
boats that Ii!cd the Ohio river.
t'ap'aIn Fran" has been employed at
tho local wharf. - wharfnasi~r fnr the
past twenty years. frs, Ivy N" raw
fora Booth Company and later by the
L:hrrry Transit company.
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DR.. ACkERMAN
Capital Ctty University Professor Con-
Quoted Service at st. James
Church Yesterday.

pr Carl Alderman. "f Columbus. q,
conducted "a" morning services at -.
lanes Lutheran church yesterday. lr.
Alderman l. professor e Capita! | nj
vcrsi,y. a. 'cluu.hns. dNd IS = very able
and ,nuc!s" r ,,-,nkrr Ito sn0N" on ih"
Kingdom - ,iul and conveyed IrH$-
sag" of "h"-i oHd comfort to his audi
once. Special music featured the s'r-
wee all 'hs hymns harron'@!rg With
tho general tpic nf tho sermon.
The Wheeling intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1903-1961, 1920-07-26
Mr.. Harding Declares
For Generous Amnesty
for Political Prisoners

Marion, July 24.-Although declaring
for generous amnesty for political pris-
oners." Senator Harding declined today
| Labor party, who -cccntly telegra nhed
! position in reply to +. r. Christensen.
| Presidential candidate OF the Farmer
OF Eu gene V. Dcbs. tho Socialist nom
inee for President. who is serving
sentence In the Atlanta pen!tcntiary on
! conviction CT attempting to obstruct tho
draft.
The Republican nominee outlined his
both Senator Harding and Governor Cox
asking that they use their influence 70
secure executive clemcncy for Deos.
J Il have your telegram relating TO IN"
rel ease from prison OF Eugene ".
| l!eve as heartily as YOU do In freedom
Of thought and speech and press within
The limitations which guarantee our lib
! critics. and I can we'll believe We diher
! little about the abuses OF that freedom
when the republic is in peril.
| II believe in generous amnesty for
political prisoners. but this broad policy
does not Justify q hasty disrosition ~
merits. II Is not for me to review
particular case. and it Is impossible ~
utter an opinion without such review"
Answers Congratulations.
The reply 10 MI christensen was
made in a general cleanup Of accumu-
lated correspondence which occ,Inted
Senator HardinEs attention virtuao! all
! day. 4 large part "f his task Was &C
| knowlcdginR many messages he has re-
ceived CONTEMPLATING him upon his ac-
! ccptance speech. HI declared himself
I we'll pleased by the response Grrcn his
+; speech throughout the country. making
particular mention Of III" statement by
Senator Johnson. Of California. for
mer leader cf tho Progressive party. and
| a prominent figure among tch senate
| irreronciIables in the league or nations
. fight
Among the fcw callers during the day
was former Senator Lafolettc Young.
publisher Of the Dcs Moincs Capital,
! who issued a statement aftcrward. de-
claring that IL the Republican party
could not elect Harding. 1t could not
elect any one.
II am greatly pleased with Senator
! Trarding's speech OF acceptance" said
the statement. being newspaper man.
he has tho intuition us regards what the
public had in mind. Nobody but news
napcr man could have thought Of maxi
ing that summary Of his creed. This
! was bold and manly. He met every is
sue face 10 face"
Late in the afternoon the senator
went with Mrs. Harding and ssme
friends for long automobile ride
The Wheeling intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1903-1961, 1920-07-26
THE POLISH SITUATION

The address OF Premier Lloyd George
IN the House OF Commons emphasizes
the gravity Of IN" European situation
created by the victory 81 the Soviet
armies over the Poles. Tho forces %
Bolshevisn are now within ne Polish
borders. and seriously threaten the In
teErtty OF the Polish republic The ere
alton cr 'h~ Polish state WIS ons Of re-,
.n,sr important works Of the peace cotE
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Dunlap Of Hinton is
Dem. Chairman; State
Convention at Wheeling

Parkcrsburr. July 24-The demo-
cratic state executive committee which
met here today adjourned late this
afternoon after clcctinc r. T.. Dunlap.
Of Hinton. w. Va. as state chairman:
Robert l.. Hamilton Of EVANSVILLE. sec
rotary and l.. II. Clark or Kyle. treas
urcr \ committee conferred with the
state candidates regarding state Of
Gers and there was no contest on the
convention floor.
G. |. shaver NJ Fairmont. former
state chairman resigned from the COM
m!iicc and Mr. Dunlap was elected a
member in his stead. n. +. French or
Rluefeld acted as chairman or the
meeting preceding the election OF
e W, Oscnton Of Fayetteville. W.
Va. acting national committeeman since
the death Of John r. McGraw or Graf
iou MAS elected 10 that position ny n
vote ."f - to II. over "; o: Annry %, OF
Lawrence Ticrney or rowhhtan:
Mrs. Rose DE Barrz. sister or the late
John 7. Mctiraw WAS elected unani-
muusIv "a the woman member or INC
national committee from West Virginia
The name OF Mrs William q Brown Of
KinCwOod was presented but was dis
ca rdcd as she was not proposed by a
committee member.
Three committeeman NJ large were
CitNt"t from fpSEl H'lll'i't'H ~ -
Iohu !. Conin Wheeling: &. l.. shaver
FaIrmont and John r. Ratliff, Hunting
ton.
Tho place FOR holding the state con-
ycrtior was fixed ~ Wheeling and the
limo was SGT for August "A at !" r. m.
funiinEton made n bid for he meetihF
I'm, los, b. a vote OF - ~ 2.
Selection OF state headquarters was
left in tho hands cf A CommittC" OF six
n hr appointed hy IN" new stat" chair
man ono to I've named from zach con,
rr.se;onaI district The chairman VIII
also nnroint campaign committee TO
ac, IN an advisory capacity with nm;
Tho meeting today was largely A.
tended nv democrats from all over Inc
state Governor Cornwell was In Al
tendance "a WIS the gubernatoriai nom
inoa. Arthur r. koontz OF Charleston;
Othe- prominent democrats incIudro
former Senator W. Z. Chiffon and j. l..
chiffon Of Charleston; Former senator
G W Watson md {. +. Smith OF FAT
mont. G.. W. Oscrton Of Fayr'i"vliie'
and all members Of the committee ek-
ccpt :wo. Among those who spoke were
Mr. Oscnto1 and Mr.. koo7tz.
Tho fourth district congress- oha coW
r,,,tra also met her" today and srlec,ca
Huntington as hcndGuRri"rs 5. II. I,c-
nov Of Spencer WAS named az chalr-
man and S. n. EOwman of Huntington
secretary treasury and campaign
manager will be named later
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wusoH1AN MANDATE.

Til. nomination Of Governor Cox by
tho Democrats y n stern rebukc ~
President Wilson and rlandsS - h'n
that his Covenant Of League oV Ma
lions Will be very much ignored hv IN"
Dnroc-a,s Observation-Disclosures Ccun-
~ Leader.
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portunlty 10 do SO. II might again have
been avoided. 70 a large extent. II Mr..
Palmer. acting with Mr. Wilson's know
ledge had not established An extortion-
ate price for the benefit OF the Louis
ana sugar growers.
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THE END Jusrrrus THE MEANS

Navhe he boob who CANDLES Tor
chewing gum prizes viii be N" guy VIII"
paws the DermiA Cani0.6n expenses IN
this county THIS fall
A, last that part If the expenses de-
voted "a trying 10 keep tho Gang IN the
court houSe.--Fatrmont West NirEin!Rn,
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DENIED BY GRIFFITH

Dublin. July cj.--Arthur Grirtjth. the
Sim Fcin leader. describes Is an inven-
ton reports that authoritative attempts
have been made 10 negotiate WITH Sim
Eeincrs Tor 4 settlement.
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According to report from London.
England has spent 65.s1S.0oo pounds
sterling on the var with Russia since
the armtstlce with Germany. We don't
remember that England declared war
against Russia.
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YOU CAN'T BLAME THEM

"Thr Republicans Are Up in me Az
cave headline. After listening TO
wind-Iamm!ng administration nlrw Tor
cirnt wears without stoT. - X any
wonder :hat the RcnuhlicanH 60 UP 10
90, an, Of the Democratic Ealc:-Par-
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NO MUNITIONS EXPORTS

Berlin. July a. IN" German gov
crrm~n. today proclaimed an "rdiran'H
p-rh,hrrrS n" ctNoT'a 20" 'nd 'TNil"'
q" arms mun!iG"n-. rNp'"~.rre "r "'hrf
war minerals to Roland ur Russia.
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THREE TRESPASSERS
On 3. o. Property win be Nvsn
Rearing This Afternoon Before
Nonira KobbR

Robert Myrtle. steve Smith and Clift
McW!Il!ams. outcasts Of the Barnun e
Bailey Ringing Brothers. circus. were
picked up Yesterday by Baltimore 4
Ohio railroad detectives for trespassinE.
The trio were trying 10 make their way
to Altoona Ia, VA the bumpers. They
will be given hearings this afternoon In
the county Jail before Squire r. G..
Hobbs.
-BIrI WAR SAVINGS sTAMPs-
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WILLING TO WAIT

This IS y poor time for now railroad
stations The poor railroads Do not
y.am % hay" enough money :" hWy box
,.ar.. mu.n i",= handaom" stations, and
tho hen ,nrn It" Ncrcar'"'.n MI have
.,o va.t.--MurSanto New dominion.
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TIE SUPREME GUIDE.

Tho supreme court Of the United
states says Il Is guided by the American
constitution. not by Oh!o's.-Eha'leston
Mail.
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TIE END OF HIS STRING.

A procitcer car not balance accounts
with God BY giving H:m a per centage
Of his II gotten gains. Nicholas Repuh-
l!Cau.
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The immigrant who told the Judge
that A,ls1uhl1c Baa somfthins to c't
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Bunar Law de.Iar,d ia ih" house "i
commons that he EovCIum"u; now mas
the situation in Ireland under better
control. Rur notify IaW.
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had probably heard ~ he many char
warmers in Washington bong trd 10y tho
Democratic administrator
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Summer Undermuslins

White or Flesh Ha,i,tc PoIlyanna>-Two ncw
lines a,,...............S 2.9S and S2.25
Jersey Silk Vests, Boomers. ChcmI>cS; dear
ancr Of values from $4.95 to $500 al. $3.50
Free trader-journal and Ottawa fair dealer. (Ottawa, Ill.) 1920-1927, 1920-07-24

The lawn social given last night by
the Christian Endeavor of the Pres
byterian church was great financial
AMI social success. The social was
held on the lawn of the home OF Miss
Miriam Farnsworth on State street.
II was very artistically decorated with
colored electric light bulbs and the
fables were decorated with vases Of
garden flowers. About two hundred
people were present during the even.
ipr and a program consisting OF yo
eai selections by Miss Ida Chamber
In. piano selections by Harry P'lsey,
anil readings by Miss Mary Roberts
Was greatly enjoyed by the members
aud friends gathered there.
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Misses Margaret. Louise and MAY
Mettille entertained fifty guests at
their home, 923 Sycamore street last
evening in honor of Miss Bessie
Mumpher. who is to marry their
brother, Frank Mettille. some time IN
August. The party was in the nature
pffa variety shower The rooms were
artistically decorated in pink and
white. The guests spent the evening