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william Michael eyrne

wilmington, Del. Aug; 5;--Wiiliam m
WlhnRe Rvrne formerly United States
silcn,st' slsI,"t attorney for Delaware and more
|distric,t assistant United States dis
Eecen'Iy, .,,ornev of New York, died in
trict 0itv atvO Monday, following a hemor
that Guy thc broiu, Mr.. Byrne was
|rhage ;n =, nolitics in Delaware until he
tctiVe III IN IN 1909 to accept the New
|yp-t y, attorncyship, offered by the iate
rISsodore IS,o Roosevelt. During the l Aa
i,.ss l.svUfht fqht in Delaware Attorney Byrne
@ n.s their right hand man.
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STAMPS AND COINS

STAMPS, ALBUMS AND SUPPLIES
for stamp collectors
PHILA STAMP CO., II g. l7TH ST,
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DEATHS
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= scgENTz On AUGUST :, ,.II 1920 MAEoA1 En5easI
say P5as Ksrn a, MI ts1m ne private North
Cedar Hi Cemetery. Remains may, be
viewed Thursday evening. to 10 o'eioek;
1iSn sGHlNRRDEGilsFt MkR4 Eils y late ssSiaSsl
nS fTenss m az hsT sTiSd late e aesssns 20 wser
qsSTsns2ET ciwEiT2ET Int psS Ma RSsSst SsSs
Miss ss1 ADELE Tts e FUNERAL services Friday; Z
p M at 8ls N. 4oth at. Int. Fernwood
s%sHfFERAt his ssO hone .v j. wet wWtirTiaM PhiIsi
sTER o ,Ss Diver 2 II Barr Bds
1920 Chestnut St 1nterment private. Piea'e
0''!;f 's!;ffo%xN-on Aug. 4. 1920. CHARLOTTE
p. wife Of the late Henry slomsn. Service
on Friday afternoon att G,oloek. at her vn,n iste
F.i'Si1Esa e : $%,;s ss:S
e. .stS Snsta' st SOLE Solemn s'2 Rsh Sc Francis
de saies's Church 10 a. m Int. Holy cross
band a of Emmoiine Stevenson. Relatiyss. and
Invited to tn?F sss. r. s'SEfri Ndfr: g. Sat"
may pSyTSRMT0p 81. Trl NSE itSE z NcHRobrNg E. wifi,
Of the. late Edward b. Storm. Service or
srsr & OS!o's " Storm at 'hf aJ 'fHsTsf n Sfosd q
81. woodbury.. N. J. 1nterment at Hsrleisf
ces esswEENEY,-Aue. i iiE9ss 4. 1920. BESSIE A..
! daughter OF Kate n. and the late James
sweeney, aged 40; Relatives and friends
also, employees Of western Etectpio CO. M
residence of her mother. 80 Il. State St
Media. Pa. Int. private, =, ,
band Of Mamie e, and son of Emma NJ. ,Tay
ior. Friends may yissw rem rsmains Fri. A. a
TREqo, A, ID Ney,G%yn' wIi,.o. Pa AVE; Tr.,S 9
| ns,,a..al saryicau N n rel si
dence Of her son-in.law, Horace y. Hege
land. 8: Chancellor, ut -, Ncwtowni Pc. -,
OF the late Louis c. Unruh and daughter o
John F. and the late Emma NJ. Wehmeyer
Funeral services at her late residence. III
Rising Sun ave. Fri. p. m. Int. pri
vate.
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Colonel e, g. Buckrer

Hot Springs, Va, Aug. 5..-Colonel
Edmund G., Buckner, vice president Of
one Of the Du Pont companies of Will
mington, Del, died last night at hotel
here where he had been under treatment
since July 1. He had been ordered to
take q rest cure, following a general
while at dinner with Mrs. Buckner in
the hotel dining room, dying shortly
after. 1t was said that the body would
be taken to Louisville, KY, formerly
the family residence. for interment.
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90. In 1902, when the Harvester Co.
was organized, he was placed In charge
OF the European territory and was
elected. vice president shortly after the
armistice was signed.
MIR. Couchman is survived by his
widow and two sons. William ", Jr.,
and Carl. both connected with Euro
pean branches Of the company. His
family was with him in Europe at the
time of his death.
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milllam V. Couchman

chicago. Aug. 5.-William V. Couch ,
~ % vice president of the International
usr, usr,ostrr stSs Co. and in charge of its Eu-
ina0n ias business, died suddenly yester-
,.r wat at Brussels, Belgium. according to
| cablegram received at the company's
|pHces here, ,. J., A., ,..,
rih,ral implement business thirty =
.sren Years, starting as an office boy
/, the Mccormick Harvesting Machine
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simon r. kamp

-. n Kamp, president OF the
Simon s,n, Nv of Simon II. Kamp & Co.,
|twe,ry, ,nd Chestnut streets, died yes
Ninth an' in ,ho Iankcnau Hospital fol-
erday III three months illness. He
loving ,,sJ on two weeks ago. Mr..
vss operJbw r'bo was sixty three years old,
Ramp, w mnG in Turbotsville, Pa. He is
r,yVed ", BY his wife, ty two cSsstsp SsSsn'ersd and
,irs Mrs. Wallace Forbes, of Los Los Angelo,
Mrs, " SON ]. s. Kamp. The funeral
-,sna IL ' Mace on Saturday afternoon
VII tSse a'S,ock from his home, 564O Bal
..s,,ore avenue.
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Thomas D. Nasco

Lansdale. Pa, Aug. 5.-Thomas d.
Nasco, sixty seven years old, many
years North Penn storekeeper, died at
his home Mt Lansdalc Tuesday. He
years ago he conducted a village store
at West Point and later had store at
Telford. Pa. He is survived by two
sons.
Evening public ledger. [volume] (Philadelphia [Pa.]) 1914-1942, 1920-08-05
Rev. Christian Wenuert

Lebanon. Pa, Aug. 5.-The Rev.
Christian Wengert, seventy one years
old, Union Zion Children minister in
northern Lebanon county, died suddenly
yesterday Of hemorrhages while return
ing from call to his Ono home. The
Rev. Wengert had been active in the
ministry for half a century.
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Deaths Of q Day
IouN p. C0UGHLN
studied at La Sale ana
Lawyer -. Michael J. Ryan

Under M1ena .,,.,,.. Jobn p.
FollS;winss Fol; lawyer, died yesterdsy yeIsnTs He IL
rs home %sssdasts az Of La sale e, cSisss sssei ana
studied 1"ter LAZY :" he "a associated with Judge
Patterson sgSnn;nrblin was well known "a as AN an
.ntertaiin,eprii IL Jasper, @ in Dickens's pnfin-
portrayal ,trstSry CI S Of Edwin brood
he is iss,ssabIin. sSfGiu.' daughter of the late
Anna Cougn',n y Philadelphia merchant.
John Kelly, y,n,ember Of the San Domingo
|Hs was was and a %tthe'K the knights Of Columbus
Evening public ledger. [volume] (Philadelphia [Pa.]) 1914-1942, 1920-08-05

BOOKK EEPER, experienced familiar with
cost system and stock rec Drd, state age
references. experience and salary desired
+ ll2O, Ledger Office.
BOOKKEEPER - EXP. double-ontry ledger
man; temporary position; available at once.
central office large corp, Address y. o. BOX
1904 in own handwriting. stating exp. & sal.
ROOKKTEPER--Must be exp. and have cN-
ccutiVe abU,; state qualifications & salary
desired; office cent. located. 7. O. Box l16.
I3OYS agc III to II for office position q
q. | Employment Dent, - n. ed 81.
CABINETAlAKERS, stCker hands and. all
around woodworking machine hands
skilled men only; $40 SO weekly for As hours
for hrst-class mechanics with attendance
and production bonus Apply ready for work
Unit Construction Co. hsth and Grays ave,
CHEMIST Young graduate chemist for
laboratory, Apply or address Passaic Print
Works, Passaic, y, j.
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General
GREENEwALD's
SPECIALIZED EMPLOYMENT SERVICE

GRTENEwALD'S
A SPECIALIZED EMPLOYMENT SERVICE
No enrolment charges -t
APPLICATIONS FROM LOCAL RESI-
DENTS ONLY
SPECIALS
ACCT.-Dept. store exp. good salary.
ACCTG. Handle payroll audits s2500.
ACCTG.-Take charge mfs cost system.
BKPR.---Take charge; textile exp.
HEAD ORDER CLERK-Textile exp
ASST Employment Mgr. Young man Prot J
CLERK prot. Rapid typst: office details
APPLICATIONS SOLICITED from offics
and factory executives, men and women I:
Accts.. Comptrolers, Bkprs., Sectys.. Plant
and Efficiency Engineers, supts., Foremen
(no construction openingal
$50 8. 11th. No enrolment charges.
BUSINESS SERVICE CO. 1i14 Land Title
ACCOUNTANT &C. p. A. l-Genl. cost ana
RKPRs. AND OFF, MoR.-ssvsrsT to SIS.
CLERKS--Ledger: TWISTS gen'l, s2O-s3o,
DESIGNERS & DRAFTS N--Mech.. TO $4,000.
ENGINEER-Production& e. time study, $4,000
SALES OBSERVATION-DISCLOSURES for good men.
STENo & PRIVATE sEC'Y-s25-s35,
SUPERINTENDENT Mfg. nptallatiori.
m ssenEPr and freight elevators, $4,000,
TEACHERs-ForeiSn trade: proofreadins.
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PARCELS POST

wrN1TA records delivered post paid to
nv part OF U. s. A. Saltzman. 21O Fair
Am, ave Phila., Pa.
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ROUTE CLERK-YouaG man 10 assist in
our routing department; fine opportunity
for the rsnt man Etnic age sGSSn"rgeH%e nnd
Print Works, PaSRaic ].
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BOOKKEEPER OR CLERK - THE AC-
COUNTING DEPARTMENT OF THE Pt'P-
Lie LEDGER DESIRES THE SERVICES
ME 4 fN0uTG fN0u, Nan WITH AT AT IEAST :
IT'S EQUIVALENT; ASK FOR MR. PRICE,
PUBLIC LEDGER CO, 9TH AND CHEST
NUT SITS.
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AlEsNtEN-ApJUsT YOUR AFFAIRS TO
MEET H!GH, ,ENnENSEs; ,REPREsE%T
DRAW \ CHECK LIMITED Only ny
YOUR OWN ENERGY; WE HAVE VA
SHSSs Ss5% shHLEsNhN Z q" /" mHNAdERIAL G!XTI CXI.T
RER CALL SPRUCE 5724
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SALESMAN-Wc need n i've.
wire representative 10 travel
In territory adjacent to PhIIa-
delphiu, We pay salary, bonus
and expenses and your income
will be liraI'rd only NV YOUR re-
suits; previous experience In the
paint line desirable, but not
essential. Apply by letter to
Arco Co, Ola W SGth St. New
York, giving phone number.
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SITUATIONS wANTED-MALE

ACCOUNTANT. office manaSer. credit man;
IL years experience: available at once;
will go anywhere. c III. Ledger Office.
Evening public ledger. [volume] (Philadelphia [Pa.]) 1914-1942, 1920-08-05

SALESMEN
FOR LOCAL INNESTMENT SECURITIES
LEADS FURNISHED TO RFPTTARII
APPLICANTS, Il 005, LEDGER OFFICE.
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Excellent opportunity for men over HS years
II age to Join fast growing organization;
II Won nrr not satisfied where you are. II you
are limited as to YOUR future, II you are max
ing but $40 or $50 per week, and would like
10 double your income and can furnish good
refercnces write for interview, J. ll24,
Ledger Office.
Evening public ledger. [volume] (Philadelphia [Pa.]) 1914-1942, 1920-08-05

SALESMAN-Wanted, an eXperienced stock
salesman, canRhlP Of handling high-Erade
Industrial preferred stock; best OF references
renuired Mail applications TO NJ 400, Ledger
Office.
Statesmen, experienced in calling on drug
grocery and general stores: an article OF
merit; rare opportunity for you. Apply 202
= 9th st,
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EMPLOYMENT AGENCIES
BOATS, ,MoToRBoArs,IAUNcHE

MEN. women, colored. day, week. par
time, Hursey. 1898 3. 10th Dickinson 8e45
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FORTY-FOOT cruiser, fully equipped. in
commission. frst-class connection 20
horsepower standard engine. 0-foot beam,
3;fo0t brass; silver, linen and cooking uten-
sils; sleeping berths. galley and toilet;
| bargain: located at Essington. For price and
appointment phone Chester 1900.
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FOR SALE
BUNGALOWS

purchase enough material TO build yourself a
home saving u of the cost on new material.
DemolIshinG hotels at Hog Island The big.
gest salvage proposition in the East Acres
upon acres Of buildings. enough lumber mill
work, plasterboard, pipe pumbing and elec-
us call and we will figure out your require.
men's Penn Salvage Co., Woodland 4I09
The Brookings register. [volume] (Brookings, Brookings County, S.D.) 1903-1971, 1920-05-13
No TPorRLE SINCE
BUSH. ELL

Dort, Bailey and Elsie Prin- were
F.7l,5rs AZ E.ktOu between ira rz Sat
uraay
Edith Faulkner spent rhe week end
al the lCme Of her aunt Mrs Shelden
Of Brook.nzs
Frank Puh- and children and Mr.
J. d. Mcmillan were visitors A. the
D-to Olson home Sunday.
VT. and Ms. George Robbins and
family We're Sunday visitors al the
John FOU.ke home.
Nj and Mrs Chaz Lunch and fam.
Iiy, Mr. and Mr.. Walter Be n and
family spent Sunday al the Wesley
Elston home
Rev and Mr.. Frank Simpson and
baby Paul. were entertained for din
ner Monday at the Frank Bailey home
Church NOtez-Sunday school 10
a. m. morning worship. II A m
evening w0rship. 1870 p m. eyangeI.
istic services each evening. s o m.
All are cordially invited TO come. Rev
Frank Simpson. evangelist: Rev. Vim.
Donaldson, pastor.
Mr. and Mrs. John McCalley and
daughters. Marie and Hazel of Nea-
The Brookings register. [volume] (Brookings, Brookings County, S.D.) 1903-1971, 1920-05-13
PRESTON

Miss Della Appel returned Saturday
morning from Volga. where she spent
several days Of last week.
Mr. and Mrs Leo Cotton visited
Sunday with the latter's mother, Mrs
Il. Cunningham in Brookings.
II. G. GOodfellow transacted business
in Arlington last Thursday.
Mrs. Dora Carbine closed a success.
full eight months term Of school in
Hamlin county on Wednesday Of last
week.
Mr.. and Mrs Iyer Reppe spent Sun
day with relatives near Badger
Mrs. l.. A. Lehner arrived Saturday
evening from Redfeld for visit with
her daughter Mrs J f. Swift and
family
Mr.. and Mrs. George Ware and fam.
ily drove to Volga Sunday and spent
the day With relatives.
Mr. and Mrs, 0. r. Lee were county
seat visitors Monday.
The Ladies' Aid will meet on Thurs-
day. May 20th. in the home of Mrs.
John Bye AT are cordially invited TO
attend
The Brookings register. [volume] (Brookings, Brookings County, S.D.) 1903-1971, 1920-05-13

Brookings Creamery Cash Market:
Best sour cream (Thur price) f. sec
Best sweet cream (Thur price, /. &C
The Brookings register. [volume] (Brookings, Brookings County, S.D.) 1903-1971, 1920-05-13
FOUN TAIN

r. G. Buettner has built an addition
to his barn
Miss Fern Judd of Bushnell spent
Sunday with Mildred and Loene Nor
ton.
Mr.. and Mrs James Fane visited at
the home Of their daughter. Mrs.
Frank Hussey. Sunday.
Mr.. and Mrs Engel and Marshall
were Sunday callers at the Roy Cul.
yer home
Mrs Langner called on Mrs Pull
man Thursday afternoon
Mrs George Mcmillan spent the
week with her parents. Mr. and Mrs
Bane.
Mr.. and Mrs. Glenn Lundeen took
dinner at the home or IRA Brown.
south OF BroolSings Sunday.
Mr. and Mrs. ]. r Seas. also Carl
Seas and Russell Hubbard. spent Fri
day at the Ralph Seas home
The Brookings register. [volume] (Brookings, Brookings County, S.D.) 1903-1971, 1920-05-13
NORTH sPooKlHGs

Mr and Mrs Chas Keck and fam.
Fly spent Sunday al Mrs Kecks par
ents. Mr.. and Mrs Jas. Sloan, IT.
Mr. and Mr.. 9 Rohrback and
family and Miss Arwater spen, Sun
day al the Frank B Smith home
Miss Phoebe Booth spent SUNDAY
with friends al Aurora.
Mr. and Mrs A LArkin received
word from Des Moines Wednesday
morning about the arrival Of an sjz-
pound boy at the home Of their daugh-
ter, Mrs Frank Fox.
Mr.. and Mrs. Jas. Sloan, Sr., visited
Monday evening at the Chas Keck
home.
Mr. and Mrs John MaComb and
family spent Sunday afternoon at the
Frank b. Smith home
Roscoe and Edgar Searles and fam
lies visited Sunday at the Lester
Sloan home.
The Brookings register. [volume] (Brookings, Brookings County, S.D.) 1903-1971, 1920-05-13
NOTICE

Horse by the name Of "Coney."
known AS the Charley Hawkins horse.
and three Jacks will be at the Palace
barn all the time; not moved. Come
and take your choice Francis Evans
The Brookings register. [volume] (Brookings, Brookings County, S.D.) 1903-1971, 1920-05-13
ALTON. .RICHLkND

Mrs. Otto Oleson was seriously i'll
the past week, but better at the pres.
ent writing
Rev. Simpson Is conducting evan
gelistic meetings at Bushnell the past
The Brookings register. [volume] (Brookings, Brookings County, S.D.) 1903-1971, 1920-05-13
DON'T FOR AUTOiSTS

DO not permit smoking about the
garage. or near cars when tanks are
being filed.
DO not permit motor to remain run
The Brookings register. [volume] (Brookings, Brookings County, S.D.) 1903-1971, 1920-05-13

Do not use gasoline for cleaning
purposes except in room separated
from the main garage by a fire wall.
DO not yourself, or permit any one
The Brookings register. [volume] (Brookings, Brookings County, S.D.) 1903-1971, 1920-05-13

else to light a match TO see how
much gasoline is in the tank.
Do not handle gasoline except in ap-
proved safety cans
The Brookings register. [volume] (Brookings, Brookings County, S.D.) 1903-1971, 1920-05-13

uinS when sasol ne tank i being filed
10 no, permit open lights or flames
z the @arase Use only incandeScent
electric lights
The Lake County times., 1920-02-03

customer. because our business has
been built up on the idea OF service.
The aggravating thing about IL is.
shoppers Of this type. or rather queri-
osity seekers, keep us from serving
those who really appreciate service.
and who are anxious to buy"
This storekeeper said there are four
rules that If followed VIII make shop
ping easy for everyone concerned. .
pass these rules on TO any who may
be interested:
First: Be sure you are going to
buy II YOU are not sure. don't impose
on those whose time means money.
Second; After you have decided
that you VIII buy. come to a definite
conclusion as to style. quality and the
price.
Third Select the store that you
feel Will give you the greatest value
and service.
Fourth: r. after brief investiga-
ton. YOU instinctively feel that you
VIII not purchase. excuse yourself and
go to the next place you had in mind.
and SO on. but be brief wherever you
go"
This storekeeper says if these rules
are followed. the shopper Will feel hap
pier. the storekeeper will feel happier
and the poor clerks will be relieved
OF OF of unnecessary work.
The Lake County times., 1920-02-03
MERRILLVII.LE

John Clark from Avilla. Ind visit
ed With his aunt and uncle. Dir. and
Mrs. Iddings last week and had the
"fu" during his stay here at the doc
tors.
Mrs. Irma May Custin Of Gary. Wis
tied with her parents, Mr. and Mrs.
a. Saxtem and other relatives here
last week
Charley Boyd's sale was we'll at
tended and every thing sold for
high price Several COWS brought
three hundred dollars each
Several from here attended the auto
mobile show in Chicago last Saturday.
Miss Sable Zuyers visited Saturday
and sunday at the Zuver's home
There will Re Ladies' Aid this week
at Merrill Hall
The Lake County times., 1920-02-03
Hammond Merchant Gives
Buyers Some Suggestions

Tes. clerks are really human beings
As usual thing. clerk is an ac-
cormodating person-they are requir-
ed to be. but 1t becomes trait through
constant practice. Then. too. clerks are
good character readers. They can size
I'D customer in about forty seconds
and usually tell whether the shopper
viii spend two minutes in making
selection. or spend two hours. or they
can even tell whether the shopper has
come in to buy or not. The expression
on the face of the shopper usually tells
the story. and clerks have come TO de-
tect this instinctively.
certain Hammond storekeeper told
about an experience the other day with
a curiosity seeker. We showed the
stopper in question practically every
hat in the store which required about
Two hours work. Then. the reply came
just as we had expected. Don't be-
heve ] will uby today"
We do not mean by this" said the
storeheeper. that are not willing
to render the greatest service to the
The Lake County times., 1920-02-03

Prayer meeting will be held a. the
home Of Mr.. and Mrs. J Glazier ,his
week
Miss Henderson of Gary visited in
town Sunday.
Mrs Ella Demmon of this place was
called to Gary last week on account
EFF the death of her brother, Levi
Frank Bay. OF pneumonia He was
sick only a few days He had lived
in Gary and built fine new home
there. about year ago lie was
president Of the Co-Opeartive Milk
Mems Association OF Indiana Fedora
ton and had been very active man.
both il business and ~ church work
His funeral was held from the NJ r.
church at Wheeler Station. his former
home. Thursday. at 1880. There
we're many beautiful floral pieces
from the different organizations that
he had belonged to. Mr. and Mrs
The Lake County times., 1920-02-03

w. S. Burge and Mr. and Mrs. New
ton Burge were in attendance from
here.
Mrs. Albert Halstead is on the sick
list this week
on account OF the revival meeting
beg ming next week the parent
teacher meeting Of this month has
been changed TO Friday night. Feb
and will begin at 700 o'clock. in
stead Of 500. The following pro-
gram has been arranged: Community
singing. Spelling Match. Debate: Re
solved that country life is more de-
sirable than city life. Affirmative.
Iva Cauherty. Louise Pratt. Goidie
Goodrich. Negative. Dale Heiny,
CLAYTON Pierce and Leslie Demmon
Reading. Miss Lennertz: Reading Mrs.
Cora Beach. Refreshments, each one
IS to bring his sandwich and cookie
along
The Lake County times., 1920-02-03

Born to Mr.. and Mrs H. Harding.
Of Kennedy avenue. a baby girt
Mrs. r. Woodmansie and son Rob
ert. Of Pittsburg. Penn. have returned
TO their home after several weeks
visit with Mrs Woodmansie's parents
Mr.. and Mrs S. Messenger.
Members OF the Russell Brown fam
lily are recovering from the Influenza.
Mrs. James Lafferty or Chicago. was
the guest Of her parents Mr.. and Mrs.
Grapp, Friday.
Mrs. G NJ. Shay has returned from
the Englewood hospital. Chicago.
where she went for surgical treatment
Mr. and Mrs. C. DiHebaugh Of Crown
Point were Hessville visitors sunday.
The Lake County times., 1920-02-03
HESSVILLE

Services were held Sunday in the
new Christian Church Of Hessville at
the corner OF Kennedy avenue and
Martha street.
Thomas German, sr.. a we'll known
and respected citizen of Hessville.
died at his home Sunday at 5:35. a
victim OF the "nu." Several other
members of the family have been very
III. but are said TO be improving
Mrs. VIM. Runyan is very i'll sgain.
The Lake County times., 1920-02-03
"OUCH! THAT OLD
RHEUMATISM!'.
Just get out that bottle Of
Sloan's Liniment and
KNOCK it aalley-west'

w HTEREN'T prepared for that
Wv quick switch in temperature,
were you? Left you stiff, sore,
full Of rheumatic twinges2
You should have had a bottle of
Sloan's Liniment handy - that would
have soon eased up the muscles, quieted
the jumpy, painful, affected part -
Penetrated -r.!hoHt rubbing, bringing
gratifying relief.
Helpful in all attacks Of lumhago.
sclatica, external soreness, stiffness,
strains, aches, sprains. Get a bottle
at your druggist 5. SSc., l0c.. $f.4O.
The Lake County times., 1920-02-03

Several members of the Frank Hol
y family are under the doctors cart
owing to cases or the grip.
The Smoot ard kohler families ar
planning to move to Kentucky in tn,
near future.
The Wheeling intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1903-1961, 1920-08-06
SCOTT LUMBER CO,
OUTING SATURDAY

IN" annha. outlhE 81 'HF.H'S "N
scott Lumber companies 81 "u'eihs
dStr'r, VIII h" hold saturday AZ W h""I.
lnG park. The committee IN 'ndrE" "t
IN" aN'Ir mas ARRANGED very interest,"
NIX program Of athletic events when
w., u" carried out during IN" after
uonn
Tho outing will open with an address
If welcome dell,Cred BY W. w Scott.
,a,.ro.,r,. and treasurer If Scutt Lumber
,o,,,r,,,;cs v.b rb will be hold AT tho
The Wheeling intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1903-1961, 1920-08-06
BOYD DEFEATS LAMBUS
SECOND TIME, 2OO-1O2
Ohio state Champion Owes Good Elk
hibttior Before Poor Crowd-ntcr-
eEt Not Aroused

Ralph Boyd. Champion N"cA"r billiard
player of OHIO. defeated Howard tam
bus FOR 'he second time ~ the ~""-" q
"nn-,02 in m exhibition game ~ Hut-
tors las, evening R"vd diSpl1yed his
SkiU ~ vn~,"us points or he game
while AZ uiu"s y. gave IN" Fulton
Nd chance. Rams 90 thirty and
',renty-thr.o a,I others y n" twenty
mark wcr" r,reafN'.,v rn1d" hv tho
champion.
Duo 20 lack of interest aroused II tn"
match only y small crowd was on hand
90 witness the aNhtbi,!ou ON" coming
mo the pool room a. tn" i'm" wCu.d
hardly have noticed that an exhibition
was beinR given. so small was n" at
tendance This was probably the last
~ Royds exhibitions as tho Oh;" sta"
champion may 20 on an exhibition t"u-
70 Other large cities.