davidaulloa/AmericanStories huggingface dataset:
Evening journal., 1920-05-03
FINED FOR HITTING
WIFE ON STREET

John 4. McFall. Negro was lined 50
and costs by Judge Hastings. in Mu-
nicipal Court this morning Tor as
saun and ~~'cry on his wife, Viola
McFall, from ~" he has been sepo-
rated since last tl>>7r
Viola testified lhai H. hii-band ac-
roSfed her al Tweniy-nin> I'd Mar
kef streets. saturday night - hii
and knocked her down. Mcfall main
iained. however. that his wife. when
-ha SAW him. ran and f7il down, and
ne was merely helping her up when
arrested by officer Weaiherby.
Evening journal., 1920-05-03
cIN AND TIDE

sun rises ..................f55 p. NJ.
sun sets ...;-.;... ...........656 p. VI.
Head of Christiana
High water ..tiO A. NJ. 1910 p. NJ
Low water o.. 500 A. ". $50 p. NJ
Evening journal., 1920-05-03

40 The Evening Journal ONCE
500 A. Ms 1900 p II
Iooo A. M....52 100 p. NJ. co
Evening journal., 1920-05-03
THE WEATHER

Fair. continued cool tonight and
Tuesday: frost interior tonight: cOn-
tinuod cast winds.
Evening journal., 1920-05-03

Certified MIX for Inranis.-Cloyer
Dairy C0-Adv.
Dziennik Chicagoski. [volume] (Chicago [Ill.]) 1890-1971, 1920-11-20

wych komitetow obywatelskich, Cd
DIAL Czerwonego Krzyza do dnia 80
czerwca b. 7. dopom6gl skutecznie
SO szpitalom, ktore Eostaiy zaopa-
trzone W $4,000 l65ek. Wiele z tych
szpitalow by1o nieczynnyeh przedtem
i tylko dzieki pomocy Amerykan-
skiego Czerwonego Krzyza zostaiy l.
ruchomione.. Pozatem zostalo rozoa
nych $4,000 sztuk odziezy, instru--
mentow chirurgicznych i narzedzi IL
karskich. Rozdano take przeszlo
$4,000 funtow miesa, mleka i kakao.
Podobna prace ratunKow4 prowa-
dill Amerykanski Czerwony Xrzyz i
W innych krajach europejSkich, jak
W Jugosiawii, ma W~egrzech, W kra-
jach nadbaityckich i ma Krymie. Pra-
ca ratunkowG W tych krajach, jak
rowniez / " tych, St0re przedstawi-
liSmy, jake przyklady, Jest prowa-
dzona W dalszym ciagu, a warunki
So teZo rodzaju, IL ponce Amerykah-
skiego Czerwonego Krzyza okaze sic
konieczncScia W przyszlo5ci i to przez
diuzczy Gas. Bee tel pomocy setki
tysiecy ludzi zmar}oby I zir.na / gio-
du W czasie obecnej zimy.
By podoIaG tym olbrzymim zada--
MON Amerykanski Czerwony Krzyz
musi zdobyG move dzieSiatki Milo
now dolar6w. Fundusz6w tych do
starczyt moe obecna kampania, ma
jsca ma celu zwerbowanle jak nal
wiekszej licDby czlonk6w dla tel in
s~tytucyi.
Me ulega watpliwoSci, &c obcona-
rodowcy W Stanach Zjednoczonych
~przyczynia sic Gala siiq dc powodze-
mia tel Rampant.
Dziennik Chicagoski. [volume] (Chicago [Ill.]) 1890-1971, 1920-11-20
Cry zdrowotne wSr6d Object w Polsce.
Washington, d. c.

Washington, d. c.
Polskie Object O wtele 'szybciej
przejmuja sic j s~tosuja W praktyce
rome rady I wskaz6wki, majace ma
wzgledzie ich. zdrowie. !epszy Wy
glad / sprawno;t fizyczna, anizeli
doroSli. Do takich wniosk6w doszio
jedno 2 pism warszawskich, oma-
wiajac w specyalnym artykule KAN
panic zdrowotia, kt6ra Polski Ger
wony Krzyz prowadzi PREY Domocy
Amerykahskiego Czerwonego Krzy-
"a. Pismo to zaZnacza. re najlepsze
rezultaty W tym k%ierunku zostafy O.
siagniete wSr6d dzieci szkolnych.
Nauczyciele tiumacza i'm reguly I
zasady ,,gier zdr~owotnych' zasady
te dzieci wchlaniaja ;zyEko. Pierw-
Sym z dowod6w, re dzieci szybko sto
suja sic do udzielany"h i'm wskazo-
week, byla zwiekszona dbaloSG o czy-
Sto&G zeb6w.
Dziennik Chicagoski. [volume] (Chicago [Ill.]) 1890-1971, 1920-11-20
SLABE PLUCA?

OBSERVATION-DISCLOSURES dIa Tuberku-
licznie ChOrych OfPrta PrObOWa-
ME SANOSIN SANOLEUM Eu-
rOpejskiegO SrOdka WykrZtusne-
60 PIwocin SANOSIN.
Wybitni lekarze - dOktorzy Daneiius'
Somnerfield, Wolff, Noel, Gauther, Es-
sers - ~polecaja Sanosin jake drogocen
ny srodek ma choroby piucne. REM
Wolff. dyrcktor San!taryum W Reiboids
grun, W Niemczech. poleca ten srodeK.
Sanosin %polecone ZOstalO Medycznem9
St~owarzyszeniu w Berlinie. DR.. u. W.
A, Essers, Amsterdam, Holandya mo
wi. re o~bowiazkiem jest by Sanosin
znala GAIA rasa lwlzka. Chorzy Amery'
kanie, bogaci czy ubodzy, moga uZE-
wac tego Srodka ktory " Europe tax
lest rekomendowany. Sanosin SanOlennhl
dale spokojny sen be- morfiny. Tub IN
nych drogeryi. ulzy " kaszleniu ! po-
ceniu sic. Sanosin Sanoleum jest ME
droGi srodek domowy / okaZal sic "
ga dla cierpiacych ma piuca. hronchi'
tbs, astne. katar. kaszei, etc. NapisZcie
DO BEZPLATNY Booklet gdzic wSkaza-
mem jest jak w domu mozecie zastqso-
wac ten srodek ma naszc ryZyko. Adre-
sowac SANOSIN = SANOLECM. =. ~
wabash Ave., Chicago. III. Dept. 1o2'
pokazcia to niekt6rym choryln.
Dziennik Chicagoski. [volume] (Chicago [Ill.]) 1890-1971, 1920-11-20
z POlskiego Biura Anne.
rican Red Cross.
Bureau Of Foreign Language
Information Service Polish
Section.
1907 Broadway, New York City.
Praca hrajowa AmerykaaskiegO
CEerwoDego KrzyfA
Praca Amerykanskiego CzerwonegO
Krzyia W Europe.
1907 Broadway, New York City.
Washington, D. c.

Washington, D. c.
Cd chwili Z~awieszenia broni Anne
rykahski Czerwouy Krzyz wydal ma
cele ratunkowe I dobroczynne W Eu-
ropie blisko 60 milion6w dolar6w,
Prace eva prowadzA " dwudziestu
dw6ch kraiach teryt0ryach.
Komisys / oddzialy Amerykahskie-
60 CLerwonego Krzyza, dziaiajac pod
kierownictwem kontr2ia Komisarza
ma Gala Europe. z siedziba W Paryzu,
przynios}y ratunek / pomoc ludno-
Sci W nastepujacyeh kraIach / teryto-
ryach: W Anglii, Francyt, Begii. we
Wloszech, W Finlandyi, Estonii. Lot
vie, ma Litwie, W Niemczech. Polsce.
Czechosiowacyi Austryi, ma We
Dziennik Chicagoski. [volume] (Chicago [Ill.]) 1890-1971, 1920-11-20

z pol polskich ma okupywanych terry
toryach. w ten spos6b polowa zUu-
ia z tych terytory6w wpad}a W ich
rece. Fakty te podaje do wiadomo-
sci rzadowa komisya, kt6ra zbada}a
~zniszczone okolice. Wzywa ona orga-
nizacye take, jak Polski | Amery--
kanski Czerwony Krzyz do zdwoje-
MIA piracy ratunkowej zar6wno
wsr6d ludnoSci miejskiej, jak i wiej-
skiej.
Dziennik Chicagoski. [volume] (Chicago [Ill.]) 1890-1971, 1920-11-20
z IRVING PARKU.

Jutrv, W n~icdAicle. dnia 2l-go h. H.,
Tow. iw. Waleryi w parafii Nicp. Ser.
ca Maryi urZadZa wieCZOrck pO}aczo-
yn z r6Inemi nicspodziankami "
sail parafialnep. Poczatek o g. 1mej
wieczorcm.
Dziennik Chicagoski. [volume] (Chicago [Ill.]) 1890-1971, 1920-11-20

w ubiegly wtorek PIP. Jan / Antonina
z Karamal6w Helwigowie, Fam pnr.
1895 No. Hamlin ave., obchodzill 25tQ
.rocznice wspolnego pozycia mai2eG--
X. Rajmund Applet miejscowy
proboszcz odprawii Msze sw. na inten-
eye jubilat6w, oraz udzielii i'm biogo.
slawieGstwa. Oltarz byi specyalnie PREY
brany przez miejscowe SioStry Naza-
retanki. Jutro jubilaci podejmowac be-
da W rezydencyi swojej grono najbliz-
szych krewnych i przyjaci6i.
X
1nformuje mas X. proboszcZ Raj
mund Applet, re neutrality-suspicious.
nabme1stwo, kt6re sic miaio OdbyG "
pierwsza niedzielc Adwentu, dnia 2Sgo
b. m, od}ozQne zostaio z waznych p0-
wod6w ma czwarta niedzlele Adwentu,
t. ]. ma 1890 grudnia b. r.
w przyszla Srode, dnia 24-go W ko-
&cicle p. W. Niep. Serca Maryi, slubo-
wac bcda nastcpujace parry: p. Jan
Herman z panna LeOkauya Karamal,
c6rka dIugolctnich parafian tutejszych ;
Stub odbedzic sic o godzinie 5tej vie
czOrem. O godzinic 80 %wieczorcm Stu
bowac bVda p. J0zcf JaroliG 2 panna
StaniSla%Q BrOnicc, c0rka starych y,
sadnik6w tejze dZielnicy. o godzinic
6tcj Odbcdzie sic Stub p. Edwarda IA.
iaSy z panna Wanda WOlska.
Dziatwa szkolna pod kierownictwem
Dziennik Chicagoski. [volume] (Chicago [Ill.]) 1890-1971, 1920-11-20
~ROBOTNICY ANGIELSCY
DOMAGAJA SIE PRZYJECIA
NTEMTEC DO LIGI.

Geneva, 20. listopada. An
gielscy delegaci robotniczy do
Rady Ligi, domagajq sic cd Ligi
Narod6w p~rzyjecia Nicniec ia
cZionka L.i9i.
Dziennik Chicagoski. [volume] (Chicago [Ill.]) 1890-1971, 1920-11-20
Me Cheese Bye Chorym
Ma Influence?

Influenza IA straSzna choroba pre-
waznie zostaje udzielana tym, kto-
rych zoladek ME jest W porzadku.
Azeby daG ci wyobrazenie mniej
wiecej dokiadne, jak to sic dzieje,
nadmieniamy. 5e gdy 5oladek ME
prZeczyszcza sic r~egularnie kaldego
dnia, to W systemic ludzkim nagro-
madZajs sic Zwolna ale pewnie roz-
matte pierwiastki trujace, ktore do
staja sic do krwi 1 razem z mia obie-
gaia Gale ciafo doprowadzajac tru-
ctzne do kazdeJ czastki organizmu.
Skutkiem tego cialo / organizm lu-
tZh stale sic podatnym do rozmai-
tych chorob, a zwiaszcIa przeZiebie-
MIA, z kt6rego wytwarza sic influ-
enza.
Truiacs 1 drazniace czynniki two
RIA sic nieraz W naszym systemic
nawet wtedy. gdy jestesmy przy do
brem Edruwiu, a coz dopiero gdy 10
iadek nas1 przestanie nalezycie
tunRcyonowae. zo4adek odgrywa ro-
le. wiernego stroza naszego zdrowia
&ycta, a przeto nsle1y go szsnowac
nadeEZystko.
Je4eu wiec cheese sic zabezpie-
cye prZectw tel strasZnej chorobie,
fuffusnne, kt6ra z nadchodzaca po-
- xtmy prswdopodobnie Znowu ma
Wtedzi mas, " mniejszej lub wick
szej sile - Zaopatrz sic W KALWA-
RYJSKIE VINO LEC1N1CZE, kt6re
Jest najlepezym srodkiem ~zabezpie-
czatacym eiebie 1 twoja rodzine pre-
NV ~inflpenzie.
Pomysl tylko: kilks butelek tego
nAe2awodnego srodka, Eabezpiecza
ciebie 1 twoja rodzine Cd choroby,
kt6ra nawet gdy ME sprowadza
Smierci, wynosi z domu setki dola-
row ma lekarza 1 lekarstwa.
KALwARYJSKIE VINO LECZ-
NCZE zEalcza Zatwardzenie 1 Ia
pobiega nagromadZeniu sic zgniiych
resztek pokarmu. cypiac stopniowe
podkopanie zdrowia 1upe3r1e ME-
mcaIfwem.
KALwARYJSKIE VINO LECZ-
NCZE Jest lekarstwem, kt6re po-
maya nature W jej dziennej robo-
Gle przy ocEyszczaniu petit, q tenn
Eamem za0espieca organizm Cd te-
60 rod2aju choroo Jsk influenza.
Zwracamy kazdemu pienisdze. kto
nam udowodni, 70 KALWARYJ-
sKIE VINO ME dEiala tax Jak po-
dajemy.
BUTELKA KosZTuJE $3.50 ( 6
eeutoV podatku.
Nsbye - molina " aptekash. u ma
Ezyeh agsntSW. lub wprost Cd IA
brykant6W:
n W.SLl....L: r.
Dziennik Chicagoski. [volume] (Chicago [Ill.]) 1890-1971, 1920-11-20

Si6str Nazaretanek, przygotowujc sic
do popisu swiatecznego .kt6ry sic Cd
bedzie W sail parafialnej podczas SWAT
Bozego Narodzenia j NOwcgO ROku.
Fekny program oczekujc p~ublicznoSc
kt6ra nczestniczyG bedzie W pOpiSle. 4.
Dziennik Chicagoski. [volume] (Chicago [Ill.]) 1890-1971, 1920-11-20
POWSTANIE PRZECIWKO
ANGLIKOM.

Londyn, 20. listopada. - De-
pesza Z Bagdadu donosi, re
wzd}uz dolncgo biegu Eufratu
toczy sic gwa}towna walka po--
miedzy wojskiem angielskim !
plemionami trqbylczcmi, ktore pc
wstafy ~przeciwko radon angiel-
skim.
Dziennik Chicagoski. [volume] (Chicago [Ill.]) 1890-1971, 1920-11-20

izba poselska uchwalila wczora1
wiekszoScia glosow, a mianowi-
Gle 240 przeciwko 10, akt, nadaja
cy prawo giosu kobietom w}o-
skim.
Dziennik Chicagoski. [volume] (Chicago [Ill.]) 1890-1971, 1920-11-20

Washington, D. C.
Bolszewicy W swej ofensywie ma
Warszawe zajeli sic pilnic 8biorami
Dziennik Chicagoski. [volume] (Chicago [Ill.]) 1890-1971, 1920-11-20

Polskie zboie W rekach rosyJskich'
The daily Gate City and constitution-Democrat. (Keokuk, Iowa) 1916-1922, 1920-08-31
ALL SWINDLERS
ARE COMBATTED
American Legion is Making Deter
mined Effort to Nab Those Who
Would Make Money of Of
Kin of Dead Soldiers.

Mobilization has begun of the
American Legion in nationwide
drive to bring to book swindlers who
are making practictic of defrauding
the next-of-kin of men who died in the
war through offering to provide them
with information concerning their
deaths and the location of their
graves at price. Posts have been
warned to keep an eye open for these
swindiers with view to their arrest
and prosecution and personal warn
ing to relatives of men who died in
service is planned for every communi-
ty where there is a post of the legion.
One of the most glazing cases un-
covered Is that of the swindler who
wrote a grieving mother that hel
The daily Gate City and constitution-Democrat. (Keokuk, Iowa) 1916-1922, 1920-08-31

victions, quiet and unassuming In his
manner, loyal and generous in his
support of the church and its work.
and over fifty years a devoted mem
Der of the Presbyterian church. In
the support of the church of his
choice, as well as when opportunity
or need presented itself, he was very
liberal, and most of the people never
knew how many were the objects of
his generosity Appeals for help for
a worthy cause were never disre-
garded by him when 1t was within
his power to render aid. Now he has
gone the way of all mortal men, but
the influence Of his life still remains.
The community where he spent his
days will reap the benefits of, his life.
and many friends and loved ones will
hold him in loving remembrance.
The funeral services were held in
the Clay Grove M. E. church on Mon
day, August %, 1920. at 2:30 p. m,
being conducted by his pastor, the
Rev DR.. TAFT of the Presbyterian
church, and assisted in the services
by the Rev. e. A. Bentzinger and the
Rev. F. p Frye. DR.. TAFT preached
the sermon.
The daily Gate City and constitution-Democrat. (Keokuk, Iowa) 1916-1922, 1920-08-31
BORN IN COUNTY
IN YEAR 1848
William e. Diekey, Who Died Re-
Gently, Was One Of Oldest
Settlers Of This
Section.

DONNEILSON, Aug. 31.-William
Edmund, son Of Edmond A. and Bar
bara Dickey, was born at Fort Madi-
son, Iowa, ON January IS, 1S4S, and
died at his home in Dover. Iowa. on
August Il, 1920, thus having been
permitted to travel the journey Of
earth's pilgrimage for Y years, 7
months and days. He was the only
son of family of seven children,
three OF whom have preceded him to
the homeland OF the soul, viz: Mrs.
Georgiana Warren, Margaret Eliza
beth and Julia Ann, the last named
having passed away in infancy. Three
sisters, Susan Catherine, Mary Re.
becca and Harriet B., remained with
him in the home, bearing with him
their share of the cares and tolls Of
business and domestic responsible
ties and tenderly ministering to him
when illness finally brought him to
the gateway of eternity. His final
illness was of short duratiop-less
than a week of intense suffering. A
few days before the dissolution he
expressed the conviction that the
end was near and frequently told of
his faith and trust in the Christ whom
he had tried to serve faithfully for
many years.
Mr.. Dickey came to Dover when
but six years of age, where he spent
all his life, with the exception of ten
years, which were spent in Mahaska
county, Iowa, with his sister, Mrs.
Warren, who at that time resided
there. There he began his business
career, which afterwards developed
to no mean proportions. In 1888 he.
with his sisters, opened the store at
Dover, which developed into a pros
porous business and was continued
until hisS death.
In business circles Mr.. Dickey was
recognized as an outstanding charac-
! ter. a man of integrity, sagacious and
honorable. In civil life he was a true
patriot, governed by keen sense of
! loyalty to the flag, a true son of Il
father who became martyr to the
cause of liberty and union during the
| civil war.
In religion he was firm in his con.
The daily Gate City and constitution-Democrat. (Keokuk, Iowa) 1916-1922, 1920-08-31
CROP CONDITIONS
IN ILLINOIS
Rain Has Helped Corn IA Many Sec
tons, But Yields win newt
ably Vary Greatly
throughout State.

SPRINGFIELD, ILL.,, Aug. 31.-Tnc
corn crop in Illinois is showing I'M
,provement, according to the weekly
CROP bulletin OF the bureau of crop
estimates issued Monday. The crop
benefited in most sections from the
showers OF the preceding week, but
is still very uneven, both in growth
and condition, and yields will newt
ably vary greatly. On considerable
acreage no grain will be matured be-
cause of late planting and injury by
drought. Chinch bug injury has been
extensive and the insects are still at
work in the southwestern section.
The past week has been excellent
for all farm work, with moderate
Temperatures in practically all Sec
tons of the state. Fall blowing 1s
going on in all sections. Condition
OF the soil varies greatly, many fields
being baked and hard.
Threshing of winter wheat and
rye is practically completed except
for wheat in stacks, which is more
than at this time last year. Thresh-
ing Of spring wheat and oats is well
along. Neither the quality or the
average yield of spring wheat runs
high, and there is much shriveled
grain. Yields of oats are fair to e1.
cellent
Meadows and pastures show much
Improvement, Pc though rain is still
needed in a number of the counties
Excellent crops of locally grown
peaches and watermelons are being
marketed and a large crop of fan and
winter apples seems assured. Where
not irreparably damaged by the
drought; home and truck gardens
show improvement
Health of all live stock continues
to be good as a rule.
The daily Gate City and constitution-Democrat. (Keokuk, Iowa) 1916-1922, 1920-08-31

missing son was in Cleveland and
would return if money for railroad
fare were provided. This hoax was
exposed and later the writer was ar.
rested in Iowa after he had sent the
mother a telegram signed with her
sons name asking for $35.
Another swindler provided false IN.
formation about the deaths of soldiers,
claiming in each case to have been
an eyewitness on the scene. This man
is now being sought by the police in
California at the instigation of the
legion. A third confidence man OBJ
tanned from a gold star mother ex.
penses for a trip to Washington
where, he said, he would locate the
grave of her son. He even went so
far as to tell her later that he had
found the grave and the body would
soon be sent home.
The daily Gate City and constitution-Democrat. (Keokuk, Iowa) 1916-1922, 1920-08-31
Long Dry Spell This Month is Broken
With Showers Which Began
With Thunderstorm Early
Today.
LITTLE RAIN RECORDED
August is Going to Have Couple of
Inches or so Less Than Normal
Rainfall This
Year.

August broke it's record Tor orr
days this morning with half incl
rainfall. The rain will 10 untold gool
in the pastures and gardens and VIII
help the corn crop in this section com
plete it's growth before the fros,
comes. Cooler weather is predicted
to follow today's rain.
The storm began at 2:30 O'Clock
this morning when the first rainfall
was measured in the weather bureau
instruments. The fall up to 10 o'clock
was practically a half inca. 1t did
not rain steadily during this period
but rained sufficiently to soak in and
revive the pastures and ,'tier grow
ing things.
This was really the only big rain
that has been recorded Cor the month
OF August at the local weather Sta.
ton. August saw rain OF 20 81
an inch, but even with this and the
rain today, the monthly summary will
show August had over two inches
less than normal rainfall
The storm early this morning was
accompanied with considerable thun.
der and lightning. For a time the
thunder seemed to be rolling nees-
sanity, and there were several SHARP
flashes Of lightning that sent ::n'fd
folks under the bed-eiothee-
The storm a. frequently happens
IN this vicinity, came In belts, and
for a short distance out from Rand
park there was scarcely any rainfall,
It was reported.
Cooler weather is following on the
heels of the rain, due to high pres
sure barometer on the Pacific coast.
II is predicted for tonight and tomor,
row. and fair weather is to be the
ticket for tomorrow.
The daily Gate City and constitution-Democrat. (Keokuk, Iowa) 1916-1922, 1920-08-31
.ELKS INITIATE w.
SECOND CLASS
Elaborate Plans are Being Made for
/ the Ceremonies Which Will Be
Held September Is With
Visitors Here to Help.

over two hundred new members
will be initiated into the Keokuk
lodge Of Elks Thursday evening, Sep
TENDER Is.
Elaborate plans are being made for
the ceremonies by committee from
the Keokuk Elks. 1t is planned 10
have an entertainment similar to that
earlier this season when the first big
class was given its obligations.
The degree team Of the Burlington
lodge probably will assist the local
lodge in putting on the work.
The daily Gate City and constitution-Democrat. (Keokuk, Iowa) 1916-1922, 1920-08-31

Farm Bureau Notes

y
CARTHAGE, ILL.,, Aug. 31.-The fol-
flowing bulletin has been issued from
the office of the advisor Of the Han
cock farm bureau:
According to an announcement
made last week, stating that the as
sistant farm advisor would be ia elf
ferent parts of the county to coIn-
! plete the poultry demonstration WORK,
the following schedule is given:
Friday, September $1,000 a. M.
Mrs. Arson Morrill,, Niota (Sonora);
1880 p. m, G.. A. Coffman. Dallas
City (Pontoosuc).
Tuesday, September $3.50 q. M.
John DIETRICH. Dallas City DALLAS;
11:O0 a. M, L. J. Bicker, Niota CAP.
panoose); 1880 p M, Fred Forth
(Appanoose): $3.50 ,. M. G. l. Mar
tin. Burnside (Pilot Grove).
Wednesday. September $500 a
M, Mrs. Ashford Perry, Carthage
Carthage; 1o:3O a. M, S. S. Chap
man. Hamilton (Prairie); 200 p. M.
c. H. Brant Hamilton (Montebeilo).
Thursday, September $3.50 a. mr.
N. M. Cochran, Warsaw Wythe);
1900 a. M, G. E. Bolt, Warsaw
(Rocky RUM 800 p. M, Fred Meyer,
Warsaw est. Albans).
Friday. September 10-S:30' a. m.
Harry Faulkner. Plymouth (Har'
mony); 1900 a. M, Clarence Tolbott,
Plymouth (St. Marys); 200 p. m.
]. w. Koontz, Augusta (Augusta).
Are you getting the number OF
eggs that you should from your flock!
Mrs Henry Hushaw, of Blandinsville,
sold thirty-six out of one hundred
hens and gets as many eggs now as
she did before. Mrs. John Rinehart
of Tennessee, sold sixty.four out OF
two hundred hens and finds no reduc-
ton in egg yield. Mrs. John Tie
mann, of Basco, disposed of thirty
four out of 224. and she says she gets
as many eggs as before. Do these
results mean anything to you? II
you feel that your chickens are doing
well enough, it perhaps will be USE
less for you to attend q demonstra-
ton, but If you feel that your flock
should be doing better than 1t is.
come to one of these meetings and
learn how to dispose Of the non
producers.
Farm Bureau Picnic.
The committee in charge Of the
Hancock County Farm bureau annual
meeting and picnic met Saturday.
August %, and completed final ar
rangements for a big day. Every
member and his family should attend
this meeting. The program affords
good music. good speakers and other
enterta inment Remember that the
place is the fair grounds; the time,
10 o'clock, Saturday, September 4,
and that you are to bring your lunch.
The selection OF the tug-of-war
team is almost completed and it is
going to be a contest well worth wit
Messing. The regulations for the
5O-yard and 100-yard races will be
civilian clothes, with either tennis or
track shoes. The races should be
good ones, as several good runners
are already listed. Plan to be with
us and to help make this the biggest
day the Hancock County Farm bu-
reau has ever had.
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Guilty Of Love Making.

UNITED Press Leased Wire Service. ]
DENVER, Colo, Aug. 31.-The Rev.
w. E. Fuson, former pastor of the
Barnum Baptist church, here, is
guilty of love making" to certain
women members of his flock, accord
ing to the findings of an exparte
council of Baptist clergymen. The
Rev. Fuson had previously been
exonerated Of charges OF misconduct
brought by several church members
Who were expelled from the Barnum
The daily Gate City and constitution-Democrat. (Keokuk, Iowa) 1916-1922, 1920-08-31
WERE MARRIED
IN GALESBURG
Mr.. and Mrs. Leroy Fields Announce
Wedding Of Their Niece, Miss
Marie Scott Which
Occurred August rs.

Mr.. and Mrs. Leroy Fields Of 1873
Bank street, announce the marriage
of their niece, Miss Marie Scott. to
Mr.. William p Galbreath, which
occurred August Is at Galesburg. III.
The marriage was solemnized at
the home of the brides parents, Mr..
and Mrs. David Garrett, 1889 Grand
avenue, at 10 o'clock, the Rev. Mr..
Webster officiating.
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church for their participation in ~. .ss
pastors alleged amours. Today u,.
former clergyman was round apt,ne
emily guilty" by the 1nVests -.
council of clergymen. Fuson was slI
ported to be attending William 'e'
college at Liberty, Mo.
The daily Gate City and constitution-Democrat. (Keokuk, Iowa) 1916-1922, 1920-08-31
Sinoie Tennis Championship.

i(United Press Leased Wire Service ]
FOREST HILLS, N. Y, Aug. 81
Clarence J. Griffin, of San Francisco,
defeated Richard Harte, of Boston, In
the second round of the national ten
mis- championship here today, 81,
rs and rs. ~
Roland Roberts, of San Francisco,
defeated Hoffman Nickerson, of New
York, e., 60 and 60.
The daily Gate City and constitution-Democrat. (Keokuk, Iowa) 1916-1922, 1920-08-31

To drink wine undiluted by water
was regarded by the ancient Greeks
as barbarism.