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Free trader-journal and Ottawa fair dealer. (Ottawa, Ill.) 1920-1927, 1920-08-10
LOCAL
NEWS


Miss Olive Peterson, a former resi-
dent If this vicinity. is spending a
few weeks with relatives in ana
around Ottawa.
Mis- Sarah Tuberty went to chi.
caeo this morning to purchase good
for her millinery store.
Aliss Lillian Campbell, NIB Syct-
more street has entered the FISK mi.
lncry house in Chicago to take a
course in trimming and TO study Ia t
styles
Mrs. Gus May has returned to her
homo in the Palmer apartments alt'r
visiting with friends and relatives III
Downers Grove and Elgin.
]. ]. McD2rmott transacted business
in Champaign today
Misses Nora and Margaret Quinn
have returned to their home here al
Ter spending their vacations with
friends and relatives in Chicago.
Roy Butler of Joliet is spending IA
few days visiting with friends ana
relatives here
Mrs. II. J. Kline and Mrs Emil
Kline left today for a visit with rcla-
tiyes and friends in Chicago
Miss Marie McLauahlin of Mercy
hospital. Chicago. is spending her va
cation at her home on Post street.
Misses Anna ana Harriet Dwycr
LETT today for Denver.
Miss Rose Marco and her sister
left today for FIT Dodge. la, where
I'll lfn thtip fItIIra hama
Dziennik Chicagoski. [volume] (Chicago [Ill.]) 1890-1971, 1920-02-28
Wyrok Sad0Wy
Ochrania Chorych

Cd czasu gdy &c HERBS co, t55 MILWAUKEE, AVENUE CHI
CAGO ILLINOIS zaHia wyrabac czyste zoOwe lekartwal herbaty ecznlcze
r6zni ludze. przewazne bez zadnych uzdonien do tel piracy, zaCzeh podrabac
&c HERBS ekarstwa,i tm sposobem oauklWa6 chorych, itch bezczenosc d 10
teo stoona posuneta zosatL e w swych kahgach osrzegai ludN pred oszusta-
mi W dniu 25ym Iutego t. r UZYSKALISMY WYROk W PIERWSzYM
PROCESIF iN wytoczyhSmy pan ". PapeWskemu w Chicago ogAaszaacemu
sic pod nazwa W. P Herbs CO. Wyrokem Vm za0ronono p w Papie"sNemu
podrabiana naszeeo sysemu handowego podrabanla nasWcho eOszen PrzePEy
Nanian aszvch kataoaow, zabfoniono mu podrabania Wygadu oPakowana naszych
Iekarstw zabroniono nu uzywana navy Herbs / zabronono m III numerowana
lekarsty qdz sad uznak re Cay system umerowan opakoWana Wyrobu herbat
W tym zaIreie lest wytczna wlrsnoSca naai PREF mas perwszyCh W Vm knu
HERBS ma jedynie prawo ZGHERPS CO ZVm samym dnem ME wolno
p PaDewsNemu mi lego. agentom spzedawaG tBlch herbal AMI rozdaWac To-
tvchczasowvch kaIaoqow. Q czem WSzysNCh ma lnnem meScu uWadam1auY
Przecrw innym rowniez nasze wyroby n@z system naSaduyacynH wyoczymy pro
cesv 0 lie sei niecnei rrcv naDozriej do dna 10o marca b r ME zaprzesana.
Musimy to roht przez wzgad ne choych, ably daej ME byh wyzysklwanl Prey
hebaa lecznnua pod nazwa ZG.EERBS No H. CENA 500 L PRZESYL,
KA S10 pruiww szeUHm chorobom zoadka kSzck, zocll W2Hoby n oczySz
wzmocnene krwi ma wzmocniene calgo calo przecR" stu roznym cho-
robon "a kCra TO hrbte CodMenne najmnej 100 PodnekoWaD Z cae8o kraJu
orzvrnu;omv ZGHFRBS No II lest do nlbyua we wszyskch epszyCh aQte-
kch Tub wprostw fabyce nazejP pod adresenE
Dziennik Chicagoski. [volume] (Chicago [Ill.]) 1890-1971, 1920-02-28
KR6TKIE NOTATKl MlEJSkIE.

- Elzbieta Dallinger, liczaca
lat 10, Z pnr. 1906 Orchard ul.,
zmarla wczoraj w szPitalu p.
W. sw. J0zefa I ran odnieSionych
p:zez najechanic ia onegdaj au-
tomobilern II 1bicg7 ulic W.
North ave. j Orchard. Antonl
Napp, I pur. 1885 Dayton III.
w~ia$cicieI AUTOMOBILE. ktorym
N0wczas sam kicrowaf, zostal a
resztowany i zatrzymany ma sta
cyl policyjnej Chicago ave, az
Go wydania wcidyktu koroncr--
skiego sadu przysieglych.
- Wiemy teraz dobrze wszy-
Soy, IL cukier stale sic n%ieocenlo-
ny, a pieniadz bezwartoSciowy
musimy vice znlienic mctode /
cukier trzymaG W kasie a pienia-
Dziennik Chicagoski. [volume] (Chicago [Ill.]) 1890-1971, 1920-02-28

dzicwiec goblin dzicnncj piracy
- >zeSt dni W tygodniu ! "a pra
&C pc czasic, zaplate "a cza> i
POI. Plaza ich obecnle wynosI
+. i poi ccnta ma godzine.
w przysziym tygodniu odbe-
die sic wspoIne poSledzenle
przcdStaw;cicli roznych stowa--
r2vszcn kontraktor0w budowia-
nych, oraz Representations uni
budowianych. cclcm doiScia do
oStatcczncgo .porozumienia "
sprawic podwyzki, jakiej zqdajq
Ct ostatni zQdaja oni, il cd pierw
>zcgo lipca plaza ich ma wynoSlr
Sis ma godzine. Wedding oswald
,zcnia prczcsa StoWarzyszenla
kontraktoroW budowlanych. spra
Wa robotnikow prawdopodobnic
2ostanic pomySlnic z~a}atwiona
poniewaz jul Wielu Z Mich Obcc-
nie otrzymuje Sis ma godzlnc,
l. powodu braku rqk do piracy W
przemySle budowlanym.
w sprawic zatargu operatoroW
maszyn migawkowych l. wlaSci-
cielami tcatrow obrazow rucho-
wych, - obie strony cicsza sic
zwyciestwem. Iawarto ugode,
ktorq podpiSali NJ. Hoyinski. pre-
zcs / !. Atkinson. byzncsowy a
gent stowarzyszenia w}asciclell,,
.oraz 7. Reynolds, prczeS / /. Ma
Tow. bvzncsowy agent unli opera
tor6w i postanowiOno, &c ma sic
oGbywaG kazdego piatku wspol-
ne posicdzcnic. ma kt0rem bedq
zulatwianc wszclkic spory mo-
GAGE wynlknqt pomiedzy SODA
strOnami.
Dziennik Chicagoski. [volume] (Chicago [Ill.]) 1890-1971, 1920-02-28

dzc ma police. Lccz pi,karnia "Fc
deral Bakery przy 6o0 Davis Ill.
jet ,,konserwatywnq" i ME prey
jcfa jcszczc tych nowych zasad
AZ dopicro wczoraj. kicdy Zau-
wazyla. IL rabusie ktozy ia Cd
wicdzili mineli dobrzc wypcin;o-
ny r~ejcstr a zabraIi go iuntdw
Cnkru.
Dziennik Chicagoski. [volume] (Chicago [Ill.]) 1890-1971, 1920-02-28
Og}oszenie.
POwiat Cook.
Stan Illinois,
Do Publicznosci w Stanie Illinois:

DO w j. Papewskego ponadznego nesE oW w. Hbs Co.. do lego awRafoW' @-
ctatu6w agetowi auncychid do kndeo mich oobo wsp6ne POZDRON1ENH:-
PONIEWAZ pzedtawDnemb NoS ehm zHsadncymw Sadhe Okegowym Po"mu COOK
w Sane powwei wvmnnirym re srnyZ aOna GakOwAigo pOwadNcego imr@ Jake u
Herbs Co Nem opl Aareegow swym pewym blu OAarmnEh pzedtawiODm pred wel wy
edami iwmeMNm W SaHe wymnnhNmp riwt ce wymenonymM D. Pape"-
skim pOwaYym hada Jake W. P Herbs Co.,, WOd nNh rey, re- cNRss l kMheUuHA
shz nnymi azy akdew yrndIcA aZemuw mIs prawyO pkanew WymenHTNn bu' re
h cNnnosii prowadznie e sa pzeGwne pwu idobemus umieHu
I ego kdL Neit w Pinknev en ypowwiw yminnnyhS MN6w, wydawaic order
ma aaz tax zway Writ of Injunction u Ho SadL wefhg pOby wymimWnego @ka0na;; Ny
prdo w mI teoz hzu i w SczgohO&Gw ymiemOnWhw Nmzeb M0 kar9n SIANONl ~ WE
KAZUJEMY CL wYminOnemu, w j. Pape"ski po"ad4ceGo hade Jake W r. HeSn 20. S0
wei wyscze0hOnwh ikaMegO nchO Obmi WpOne re saWWczO muscle NSlkLAM DE
!ZAPRZESTAC prudawac ofaOwach bo fHcn ma pr@az k1Ge Mh W pa2kach Tub kat-
mach pMbyhk atonomi pcAOm skazceo hb nodone W neIahwnaniuh h W S"oh TAXI &c
prNpuSu2aby mnna m oka. pubMnGG;r0 wRe.s pr@dawac Hb OEnOwacn ma TrMdN eMCe
Mh ud nma w p Herbs Co.,. hb Hkakdwikm lima nIwa pGsadaEca sowa Herbs Co. deL
srzhwGo faoNacm sprmdaz hbo gksMt ma spr~dazh cmcei aw karonah Tub pnzkahn ma
k0yhz nanOwahyS sic Iwa HERBS w akkONiek wdOunHjSyS p86b tax re mOebnenby pu
bEcuoEw prcwaGHo w bad. dei spnedawae lube farowac ma sprdaz iakekowiekk ezMH~ lola"
name weHug sysmu numerowaUt tax Ek kara W HpOCatkThi zigO Hta@emH pIMat Tub rN
pomanew eug nkieokOMikn n@O pdmegO sySemu h0Nby pubZnGc mogby wpO"adZcw
bhd;d ai drkcwaGM Tub & do drkowaniarG powsechnac Hb dacd do roHOwzehnana CG&@c
Tub lac do CgkSuiah knkOwnkO hSena nSaduEhes karacegn Znona Gatko"sNegoD rO"adH-
om intaesi Jake u Herbs Co., ME ihTp) .hb ke "pU"adzaR W bhd s neoa"dA"e mne
MANIA ogkzac Tub. dt dc ogkSuna akekdwik zemani fAty NkarOn, w j. Papewkip owa-
dyh handel Jake W p Herbs Co.. } wynEzca kzncychh eht spZdaWanych ped nM"a pnZ
GharmgoH jake iMne Oygareip awdHweh etaty;d ahi akaNiemy wysawac wyonHc wy
kMNwG ogkzach b cfywac Ieznne hebay rcbOne ispredawane pnA GkaIOneN W talks
SOB wpOwadihjv w bd pubiHnOG do Zkupfna OWaru GkAhomGO jake tGar skarHcegn ND
W TAXI p0b M wpowadzhby W bad pubicmosc do MkuptnB twnu &karmnegoz miat 0"aru
Aaa0gu az dc rM gyN y@iS Sad W ,ChancHY' Iet9c" rzpn2adIn aUeL
PnetrMgamyz w pod kara pephana pa pawo
Do SavCa wmennnegoP owau do wvpehenai mroga wedhg mAw pn~h
SwHdek August ". lille Kmk tmz Saui pod phcucah goL W Chicago Ek po"yieL
dane dE 23 Ntgn 1920 Oku.
Podps AUGUST W. MILLER. KMk.
Dziennik Chicagoski. [volume] (Chicago [Ill.]) 1890-1971, 1920-02-28
Elzbieta Jordan, iona Ste

lana Jordana, notorycznego rozbl
j"cza kas, kt6ry obccnie odsia-
dujc kare cd pieciu do dwudHic-
stu lat wiezicnia " Joliet, praw-
dopodobme zI2czy sic L MIN ME
bawem. Zostaia ona uznanq win
ma przcz sedziego Sabatha przyj
nIowania SkradzionvCh przcdmio
Dziennik Chicagoski. [volume] (Chicago [Ill.]) 1890-1971, 1920-02-28
yE SPRAW ~ROBOTNICZYCH

SwicIy znoWu zatarg powStai
wczoraj pomiedzy majstrami
N,msztu iryzyerskicgo a ich pr2-
ccwnikami. nalczQcymi do loka-
lu 40. 54S Elnii ,,Intcrnational
I,umeymen BARRIERS Union". -
racownicy iryzycrsCy zQdaja pod
WIKI placy poczqwszy cd dnia
;@o marca. przcto zapowiedzia-
na lest r0wnicz &c strony maj
>;r1w podwyzka "a strzyzenic i
oolenic. \. B. Raymond, sekrc-
tarz uni fryzycrskicj udal sic
wc2orai do aldcrmanow Cerma-
ka ! Righeimera. by wzieli IL
dial W arbitracyach. Majstro-
vie zgodzili sic na wyb0r obu /
" p~oniedzialek odbedzie sic pOsic
dZCnlC arDltraCNJne. frEZHclEl
Icbccnic otrzymujq $500 tygod-
niowo j pofowc Z togo, co zbiora
ponad $500.
Wczoraj odby'a sic wSp6lna
k~onicrencya Representations Chi
c&goskich magazyn6w Z komite~
tenn unii woznicow Packing
House Transfers, kt6rej sled
miuSct cz}onk0w zqda Podwyzld
p}acy. NNtepnc posiedzcnic Cd
I,edzic sic jutro. Woznicc zQdajq
ubecnic III Centow ma godzine
Dziennik Chicagoski. [volume] (Chicago [Ill.]) 1890-1971, 1920-02-28

! POI centa, Smlctana zaS 10 CEN
tow. Obccnic handel amcrykan-
Xxi Z agranicQ zostaf przerWany
powodu wiclNicgo spadu kursu
moncty zagraniczncj, co powo-
dujc nadwyzke produkt6w spo-
IlWcZvch w tvm kraju.
Dziennik Chicagoski. [volume] (Chicago [Ill.]) 1890-1971, 1920-02-28
KrOnika MiGjSCOWa,

Dokohczenie &c stronicv l-szei
The Wheeling intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1903-1961, 1920-02-03
FRIENDLY

FRIENDLY. Feb floss Brown. Of
this place. and Miss Mary Richardson.
Of New Mntamoras. wore married Satur-
day IN Friendly by Roy. =. {. Sn"d-
grass Mr.. Brown has been "m1IoHrd
in tho Kentucky oil ftalds having jas
arrived home few days ago
Funeral services w"rC hold TUESDAY
afternoon AT tho NJ Z. church he-" over
INC remains Of Mrs. Nancy y. William
son. ngcd S.. whose demise took place
y, tho home Of her son. ". ~. on sun
day. She was n lifelong resident OF this.
plnre md her maiden nam" was Nancy
Flcsher Mrs williamson is survived
by two daughters Mrs. GcorE" oliver.
Eldrcd. Pa, and NrF. Iess l)anser. or
Little. W. Va. and three sons. George
T. OF Rekcrsfield. Cal. II. K. of Salem.
ard ". A. Williamson.
4. J. Cokely has returned form
shor, Witt with relatives NJ Wevcriy.
Thomcs Duty, aon Of MI md Mrs.
Alfred Duty, ia recovering from an at
tRck Of pneumonia
Mi,a Mabel Williamson ives the gurst
cver the wcek-eak Of hor T!stor. Mrs.
Earl Vince. OF MIddlohournc.
Mira George Oliver. OF Eldr"d. Pa. Is
spending several Days with relatives
hero.
tiorc Flanagan has recovered from
Roy nrnnclt. o. Bolrnonr asaistrd by
Roy. ravno will begin n series az re-
vlvar mccr.rxn o. IN" local NJ. \. church
Sunday evening.
Nr. r r suck passed. 'hr"uEl hare
"u'ou,n - hrr homo ~ N"adN'l'A. w.
Vn having visited friends ~ Sisters
VIZ Shr wnS accompanied homo by
Mrs. " ~ RouEhrNr. VII" Will In her
guest fer Few days.
The Wheeling intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1903-1961, 1920-02-03
ONE LITTLE PIMpLE
SPOILS A
BEAUTIFUL FACE

No matter how perfect the features,
how radiant tho complexion. just ono
little pimple will spoil it all.
Not always can they, little taciat
blemishes Re preventedNfor they may
be caused blythe too frequent use or
Irritating soaps. powders rouge or
possibly impure blood,
Every care should be taken 10 pre-
serve the skin. especially the race.
mack, arms and hands. Only the
MRS, and best Sseriltz"d toilet soap
shouId bs used TO cleanse the skin.
and when a face powder must De EN-
ployed one Of the highest quahtE
snould be selected.
When pimple pops out on your
face. you don't have 10 remain 'noonrS
or try TO hide =. Simply touch thu
little spot with BLACK and WHITE.
ointment. and Il will vanish almost
like magic This little aid 10 beauty
should be kept on every woman 8
dressing table. because Il ~ neces-
Sary toilet requisite for removing
other facial hlem!shes such as rough.
hIotchy. saliow skin. The way 1t
clears the complexion Is marvellous.
BLACK and WHITE Soap should
always be used with the Ointment.
Roth are sold and guaranteed by All
good drug stores at CSC each pack
age. or The manufacturers will send
postpaid on receipt % SOC.
sample o. BLACK and WHITE
Ointment. literature and BLACK and
WHITE birthday and Dream RooN
sent free II YOU will clip and mail this
advertisement to BLACK and WHITE.
sox al3 Memphis. Tenn.
The Wheeling intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1903-1961, 1920-02-03
Ohio Valley News
STEUBENv|LLE
BRILLIANT MAN ON
TRIAL FOR Staying
13-YEAR-OLD BOY

STEC BENNu.LE. O. Feb. c.--G""rSe
Green. prominent resident OF Brilliant
o.. was placed on trial in common pleas
court here to-day for second degree
murder. being charged with shooting
and killing l3-year- old Vincent Sells. Il,
Brilliant early last fall when IN" !;tI
with n number Of playmat"s invade"
the Green orchards. The jury was So
cured shortly before tn" noon hour ana
after the noon recess the jurors Were
taken 10 Brilliant to view the seen" ct
the crime. They returned late this al
ternoon and only one or two witnesses
for the state will be heard h"t"r" al
tournaments. Thirty-two witnesses nave
been called. twelve for the state ana
twenty for the defense.
The case against Green - purely CIR
cumStantial no on" witnessing the
shooting One shot was fired AZ tn"
boys from among The trees OF thc or
Chard and the Youngsters fled. Th'N
did not know that young Sells had he"u
hit until the next morning when ms
ijtrless body was found on the lawn 81
the Green home The four boys VINO
were with the Sells boy at the TIM" Will
be the chief witnesses for III" state.
rney having testified h-tnr" me grand
jury AZ 70 frequent thr"atS by Green 7"
shoot them il they. did not stay away
from his property.
IN. jury that VIII try the Defendant
IS as follows: Frank Roger Broada"r";
George taitr,li Toronto: David Camp
hell. Toronto: ';eurg" T.. Grimm. Tor"m-
The Wheeling intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1903-1961, 1920-02-03
FOLLANSBEE

Mr. Leo lusk visited Sunday with
'r"r siSt"". Mrs. Th"s. :. Hoffman, in
Holidays Cow,
Trevor ltaird AMI sjs:'r were IN Pitts
hIrLh whcr, hey heard Hurry Lauder.
" Hard HrrncS, well known local car
r"ntor. Ia unnbl /" work because OK
Il SrrAiu"d Nrn and IS treated by Il
specialist ia S'"uh"nvill".
Miss Margaret Faulk e New Ken.
etngtcu. PA. - tho h"u'' EucSt "f M.
Walter Davis.
AIrs William McNminrh is improving
ni"oly n her honr "n Virginia avenue
after ten days Illness. having been
threatened with pneumonia,
Watt Smith. OF New Castle, Pa. is
The Rucs; of Follnnsbec friends.
William cox was the Sunday Gucs:
~ friends In Stcuhcnvillc.
Mrs. Mary liallCy ~ visiting h'r
daughter. Mrs. HAITI" Clark mud family.
NJ Wheeling island.
Mrs. Andrew FnnninG Inns returned
from Pluu7. ohio. whore she was cRllNd
recently u, rlr serious illness "t h"r
moi h"r.
samuel IlaInrs has rcc", crrd from n
,.r.uuo ntiu"k Of pneumonia.
Mrs. August Mull"y Is st!il reported
gut" III Al h"r h"n," ~ Virginia aN'
"uuc.
Moro than f,fiy momhrre OF tho 1ocn'
lodge attended IN" visitation given hv
Pride Of tho Valley Lodge" X. or T.. Mt
Wclrton on Saturday night.
County .NurS" Mise l."tct'a Sander
visited several Of her patients in Cross
CreclI district Saturday afternoon.
Mrs. David Jones 10 I'll a. h"r homo
on Main street.
Tho religious services in tho First
Christian church Will h" continued tho
Who'll" Of this wcck
No moro caees of Influenza have hoon
reported to Health officer George YRtc1
since last Thursday. Thirteen cas"7
was tho total reached here and most
nre now we'll on tho why 70 recovery.
The Eoy ScOut7 basketball t"am VIII
play tho Eighth Grade boys IN tn" Ma
han gymnasium tonight ~ eight.
The Wheeling intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1903-1961, 1920-02-03
naafh Roll.

Mrs Y r Daniels. esteemed t'N'"'h'
,,r Tnrnutu. o. died at h"r n"ui" t"'''
..,rlv this morning after ".Hn' N''n =
.i,r,.sl with pneumonia, aged = I'"''
Tho deceased VAS born NJ N,,'SN;i''' -
n ls4S. and WAS married :" MI. ''dW'
~, Nav Cumberland W. Va. ~ Ma
ISci Her husband died t'rc" WEARS
,,,n. The following "Aiidr"n SURVIVE.
i;aorya W rani"lG. Of Detroit. :. -:
Jn3n. r. NJ DANIELS. "f ihttS""rSh. ana
Mrs. Grant Av'hurs. 81 tu%ah"ra fa''S.
Ms Jan. Rccsc. widow "r Th"mae
:; p.csa died at her home H.. t"IianS-
n.c to-day. after hTt"' Illness "F'I
:, wars She WAS born II Wh.cS a'",
.auis 70 this country with her hu"oan"
-, 1855. locating at Niles and later CON-
iyg to Follansbe" when Tho IN l"WN
vas first built. She - surviNed by tn'
following children: Louis. OF N'IeS.N i
,;.n. OF FCliar sbee; Joseph. e Middle
own. o.: John, Of Steuoc"' !'."' Mrs
Joseph Alien. of F'o!lanshee.
Word was received here today ~ u"
dca,S Of Thomas Boyd. aged years,
Turmar vel, known StouheNri!F res
dent. who passed away at tost"r'a' -
fSts morning He IL survived by ms
y ,re and one daughter. SuSn;h an" ono
sIster' Mrs. Mooney. "f Brittany.
Robert C. Turner. former business
man Of this city. died a. Columbus o.
day, relatives here havo neen n"t' leu
Iic was - years OF age. Hc was vet,
IAN Of tho I1v!l War and was engaged
~ business hcre 10" about forty years
Ills remains Will be hrouSht nor" I"r
burial
The Wheeling intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1903-1961, 1920-02-03
"OUCH! ANOTHER
RHEUMATIC TWINGE"
Get uusy and Relieve Those Pains With
That Mandy Bottle Of sloGL's
Imminent.

w HAT sloAn's does. ~ does th.r-
w oughiy-psnstrAess without rub
w pdng 10 the assaled part. and
promptly relieves all manner Of exter-
mai pains and aches. You'll ind Il clean
and non.skin staining. Koep X hady
FOR soiatica, lumoago. neuralgia. ovor-
sxsrted muscles, sutf joltS. pains,
bruises, strains. sprain". bad weather
atter-ettects.
For IS years sloan'H l-!n.ment mas
helped thousands the world over. YOU
won't be an exception. II - Nneq"a'eo
IN producing results
- Armrr.Ls, u--7i- ~ S.t0-
The Wheeling intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1903-1961, 1920-02-03
WEIRT0N

Miss Nora Hayes Is confined - her
HON, in the Cove with a sever" cold,
charles Marsh. OF Wheeling genera
monarer Of the Wheeling Traction Co.
was looking over the local branch YES
scott Spears Is able 70 he about aGa!t
after an attack Of la grippe.
Mr.. and Mrs. F. z. Anderson are NiS
ting relatives IN Toronto.
Mrs Charles Work has been removed
20 her home here from the GIL hospital
The Wheeling intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1903-1961, 1920-02-03
Deaf Mute Killed.

,.:, I.,f mute. of this city. whS rni
down and instantly killed ny t l"W
iIandlr nam At Rlack Run. e." VS., ~ .,
here to-day. Thr boy was rr'rn;; ,,M, N,m'
,,,, ruu away several days AZ" ANA i
;aHurMt &C. h,tvr been walking III" irn|h>
back e. this ,,ty whrn mt Ia! !h' r",'I.
Ills remains were taken I" Cosmetic"
mi Nh h. .A!nnrn hove Lht'.-
The Wheeling intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1903-1961, 1920-02-03
Nakoa AddrOBH,

Rev. Father Bennchan. OF Tiltonvill".
was the guest OF 81. Peters Cathol'r
rhmrch hcre Sunday evening and dNliN-
crcd an address on "Amcr'canizau%[n
and Reconstruction." dwelling on ,n'
I,v 4 F,ue sum was rR!scd by volunl
tary offering for the Ttltonrille chur"H
fund
The Wheeling intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1903-1961, 1920-02-03

Of her husband. who had been employed
at that place.
Rev. W. H. $pillman is conducting
. n series Of meetings in the NJ. F.. church
and is having good attendance.
'.1l,. k:rrIv. who has employment at
York. O.. spent n few days at home
The Wheeling intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1903-1961, 1920-02-03

Charles Nuupr. aged - yrH"S; OF l'"h-
rlsuu. -. WAS INSTANTLY KILLED ~ IN"
IAN u:,ud'. railroad yards ~ '1Ii.'>,
" VA. carly thjS morning when ne Tel
from the ton "r a car and dr"pr"d "a'
den. thu wheels. I'll" remains MrI'
brought t. "A l,'a, Undcrtah'nt 'S'H''-
.,r 'rh, victim. &. Survived ID! u WIT
and TWO small children.
The Wheeling intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1903-1961, 1920-02-03
That Terrible Headache

D. y0U UrNc IrriUdI| HttHrkS II hcad-
n,i," =, ,"mpahic.i l.! S.rhn"SS az the
stomach "r N"mit ,ra@. = S;.li"w skin and
tiulI 't'~r IT 50. N"u ""n ct quick re-.
'i"r hN taking ''hniuhcr'H'i'S Tablets HS
iire..icd tor h.I"ISn""S. and you may
h.. ali" Ia AVOID these attacks If YOU
observe the directions with each pack
-Lr,- ltnr Salr hN MI dnulnrN
The Wheeling intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1903-1961, 1920-02-03
MunidpAl building.

With tho new Follansb"" TN plant
d,atTIal plRrts Il! view, Toronto citizens
are backing a movcmon, 20 "r"c' nv
nicipal building. The town mas ali"
available for the building and plans Rr'
br!nr laid to raise III" money needed |"
nav for tho erection.
The Wheeling intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1903-1961, 1920-02-03

20. Alunza Ilendon Ad"n%' H% ti',',,.
u,..srhuld-". Unanimously ti"' ;
;ri,. Smi,ngiyld: James I.uWG;, T"r"m-
-, Fl e Mc,'"nncN, James M'F""!X' =;
f. MaNNrN and T. L. Muii"n' q" 81
=. uhruIIl,c.
The Wheeling intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1903-1961, 1920-02-03
ArrAcHn1ENrs FOR RENT

Judge J. =. SommerVill" OF the circuit
court yesterday flied attachments for
rent in TWO suits styled Kate @. Hand
Ian vs. Wilson and Critics. a partnership
The Wheeling intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1903-1961, 1920-02-03

Amber when set OH firc. burns wiOa
( h. scent If a rrSIn0us torch.
The Wheeling intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1903-1961, 1920-02-03

This stock will all be sold out before
ately or come and sec us now. Make
Wheeling office.
Materials for both wells will be on
Action" is what YOU want. We have II
The Lake County times. [volume] (Hammond, Ind.) 1906-1933, 1920-08-31
SUFFRAGE FACTION
NOW BREAKS QUORUM
Effort to Capture Absent
Members and Bring Them
to the House Fails.

NASHVILLE. TENN. Aug ai-It
was the woman sufrrnge faction that
broke The quorum yesterday IN the
house Of representatives TO prevent
further action on the resolution ratt-
Tying the nineteenth amendment
When the thirty-eignt members.
known as the red nose" brigade. who
ten days aso ran away to Alabama.
returned To their seats yesterday the
ants had majority OF those present.
The first ron call showed that only
one was lacking 90 I'LL out the quor-
am While the sergeant -at-arnls was
out trying 30 find The needed member.
Rep Harry Burn. the young McMinn
county legislator who was the central
figure In the alleged bribary case when
the ratification fight was al its height
escaped through "a window and made
his way from the capitol Two of
hcers were sent 70 capture him. out
Burn had good lead and succeeded in
his getaway. The members Of the
house gathered On the portico on the
second floor and watched the chase as
ii led down Capitol Boulevard with
Burn some nifty yards in advance.
The effort 10 capture absent member
and bring them into tho house to FL
"HA the quorum was continued until
: so o'clock last night when the ants
finally gave up hope and adjourned
until this morning
In the event there had been quor-
UNI IL was the announced intention Of
the ants 10 call Up the ratification
resolution and reverse the action ~
Saturday a week ago when a motion
10 reconsider the resolution wss ia
bled.
little excitement was furnished
the members when Rep Ernest BeH.
Of Memphis, stated 30 the house that
Senator X. u McKeIIar had urged
him and other members OF the shelby
county delegation to break a quorum
in the house in order 10 prevent any
further consideration or the sunra Sc
resolution.