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The Birmingham age-herald., 1920-04-06

I got to the city in time to be pres ent at the mems meeting at the First Baptist Church, and it was a wonderful service. pr. Hamilton was at his best, and the singers were in tune with the Master. There was not the slightest bit of sensationalism, but the evangelist drove straight home the gospel truths, and made those present thrill with the story of chances for service in these days. when the world so needed a gen- uine revival. The responses to the va rious invitations evidenced the fact tha3 his ca had been heard.
 tasa attended the children's festi- val ct tae Church of the Advent, and |. was really one of the most touching and beautiful religious entertainments that ever witnessed. The parAde of tho different classes with the girls carry ing lilies and the boys wands was picture to warm the heart of every parent present. But to me the loveliest scene of all was the grouping of the httle tots on the steps in front of the altar. Tn light streaming through the sz&sred glass windows placed a halo arolao each child's head.
The Birmingham age-herald., 1920-04-06

Scientists say plants can be made to bloom at any season by regulating the light they receive. The same scheme has been successfully tried to make hens lay at night an essentially low down trick.
The Rock Island Argus and daily union. (Rock Island, Ill.) 1920-1923, 1920-05-07
h|kERS MEET At
SAC LODGE SITE


The Y. w. c. A. mixers, men and
women, will have an outing Satur-
day. The mixers will begin to con-
gregate at about p. m. at the Sac
council lodge site, couple OF
blocks west OF the Davis power
plant at Searstown. Supper will
be had around the camp fire at
$50, each bringing his own. An
impromptu program will follow
and it is hoped to form a mixers
organization All lovers OF the out
of-doors and Of historic spots are
invited to come and bring sugges-
lions for form of organization
and a name for it.
The place Of meeting is of much
interest historically. When the
first settlers came here in the fall
OF 1928 and until Black Hawk was
forcibly banished, they saw here
the council lodge built OF poles
and bark; adjoining was the pub
lie square, and tall poles had sus-
pended from them, gourds, or
sometimes a dog or war trophy, all
of it having to do with their relig
ious Observances.
The tribal Festivals and cere-
monia!s were held here, and within
the council house the chiefs and
braves. not only of the local. but
OF the inter-tribes, held councils
to decide matters OF state. Here
appeared the emissaries OF the
Shawnee Prophet urging the Sac
and Foxes to join Tecumseh's con-
federacy which terminated at Tip
pecanoe in 1911; here appeared
many British agent to sing war
and give out medals, wampum
belts and goods; and again the
genial French, many of whom in
termarried with the Indians.
Here keokuk was elected a war
Chief at time of threatened in
vasion by American soldiers during
the war of 1924. while Black
Hawk was away with most of the
warriors fighting the Americans
farther to the east.
To reach the spot, take Watch
Tower or Milan cars, get off at the
first bridge and walk west block
or two where you will find the flag
indicating headquarters.
The Rock Island Argus and daily union. (Rock Island, Ill.) 1920-1923, 1920-05-07
BAPTISTS TO HEAR
]. w. CASTO'S TALK,
"THE HOLY LAND

Professor J. w. Casio, superin-
tendent of the East Moline public
schools will deliver an address at
the First Baptist church this even
ing under the auspices of the Men S
Brotherhood Chapter 1887. The
subject of the lecture will be "The
Holy Land" the interesting scene
of which Professor Casio has Wis
tied a number of times. The pro-
ceeds of the evening will be used
in purchasing furnishings for the
new Baptist Sunday school.
The Rock Island Argus and daily union. (Rock Island, Ill.) 1920-1923, 1920-05-07

Joseph Dunlap heirs to Presby-
terrain church Of Edgington. tract
in southeast one-quarter section s.
16-3W., 81.
Marian H. Edgington by heirs to
Presbyterian church OF Edgington.
tract in southeast one-Quarter sec
The Rock Island Argus and daily union. (Rock Island, Ill.) 1920-1923, 1920-05-07
WOMEN NEED SWAMP.ROOT.

Thousands of women have kidney
and bladder trouble and never sus-
pect it.
Women's complaints often prove
to be nothing else but kidney trou-
BILE, or tie result of kidney or blad-
der disease
If the kidneys are not in
healthy condition. they may cause
the other organs to become dis
eased.
Pain in the back, headache, loss
of ambition, nervousness. are often
times symptoms Of kidney trouble.
Don't delay starting treatment.
DR.. kilmer's Swamp-Root, a physi-
clans prescription, obtained at any
drug store, may be just the remedy
needed to overcome such condi-
tons.
Get medium or large size bottle
Immediately from any drug store.
However. if you wish first to test
this great preparation send 10
cents to DR.. Kilmer & Co, Bling
hamton, n Y. for a sample bottle.
When writing be sure and mention
The Rock Island Daily Argus
(Adv.)
The Rock Island Argus and daily union. (Rock Island, Ill.) 1920-1923, 1920-05-07

Stotmelster, lot block 4, G. G.
Thulin's second addition, Moline, 81.
John +. and Haggie A. Campbell to
Arthur s. Thompson, lot /, Camp.
BELLS subdivision, lot 80 and part
Of lot 20. yCampbeil's second addi-
ton. Rock Island. 81.
The Rock Island Argus and daily union. (Rock Island, Ill.) 1920-1923, 1920-05-07

l.. in Moline, II.
Robert Sackville aud wife to c.
rissa 5. Hubbart. lot y, block ).
College Heights addition, oRck L.
Land. s..
Don Porter and wife to Curtis M.
Hnbbart, tract in southeast ONE
The Rock Island Argus and daily union. (Rock Island, Ill.) 1920-1923, 1920-05-07

Solomon Langman. eli. A.. to Al
bert Langman, lot II in o. 4 ,, C.
H. Dibberns Z Sons subdivision,
first addition. Sears. 81.
Fred A. Lubnow and wife to
Frank H. Lubnow, south 80 feet lot
2, block l, Wittick's addition. E. r.
The Rock Island Argus and daily union. (Rock Island, Ill.) 1920-1923, 1920-05-07

ton 5-16-3W.. 81.
Ferdinand c. Nerves, ct. al. to
Louis F. Danner. tract in section II
and ~, township 16-5W.. 81.
Phil J. Stack and wife to Albert
Langman, lot 2S-29. Glenwood addi-
ton, Rock Island, 81.
The Rock Island Argus and daily union. (Rock Island, Ill.) 1920-1923, 1920-05-07

Robert $: WOODBURY. and 8
city Of Moline. tract in no,.s +
northeast one-quarter secrios !. !,
W., 81. a N
Peter M. Trevor, ct =,
OF Moline, part lot lc-iI. n y g
Heights, Moline, 81. aela
The Rock Island Argus and daily union. (Rock Island, Ill.) 1920-1923, 1920-05-07

quarter Of northwest nne-Quarter
section 6-l7-iW, 81.
Quit Cain Deeds.
Arlington J. Kunckel to city Of
Moline, tract in northwest uorth-
east one-Quarter section. S-17-1-W..
81.
The Rock Island Argus and daily union. (Rock Island, Ill.) 1920-1923, 1920-05-07
On County Records
Warranty Deeds.

Warranty DEEDS.
Alexander F. Griffith and wife
to W. II. Permission, part of lot 4,
Mrs. L. N. Warmers first addition,
East Moline, 81.
Rene Volche and wife to julius
Gunst, lot 3, block 80, Silvis, 81,
Sherman n. Johnson to Charlotte
Der Nordstern. [volume] (St. Cloud, Minn.) 1874-1931, 1920-04-15
air6li6e
Na1ri9ten

Sodtp'iter Serr Biidof Soiepb
8nib nnbm Donnerltag LETTER 8obe
an elmer III ct. 8aul urter benz 8or-
IiB oes bodpiten grb5iibofs Donl-
ing itattgefunoenen 8%eriatnmlllng
Der 8iid0fe Der &ir6enpropin5 ct.
saul tell nn0 febrte a1beren Cages
mad ct. CLOUD 5uriid.
Na6 0em am leBten Sonntag III
Der &atbe6rale gebaltenen Jriibgot=
tes6ienIte, BEL Incident bic MitgIieoer
6es Columbus Mfitteroroens uno Die
Mitglieber bes Nan1en SeiuBereins
ibre 9lterfomm1nion feierten, fan6
I'M Ml1oitorinm unter oem 8orlik bes
bodtp. &atbeoralpfarrers, 81. SEQ
@ans, cine 0eriamlnlung beiagter
Bereinsmitglie0er ltatt, in mel6er Sic
bette Mrt un0 Beiie, Ben Der Seattle
0ralgemeinoe fir ben 8al1 oes 1renen
Di05eian 8aiienbaules 5ugeipro6e-
men 8etrag IN Der Smlnme bon $10,=
900 auf5ubringen beIproden ml1r6e.
81 Ser ct. CLOUD unbefledten
gmpfGngnisfir9e miro laut Mngabe
bes bodip. 9fnrrers1 p. 2ufe, 90.
8, IS. s., am NEUTRALITY-SUSPICIOUS.
&c 0as Set 0er-erlten feierliden ain=
b~erfommunion begangen nn0 ant
Nadmittage miro Der bo6m'ite SER
=giibof gnib IN iener Stride 6as FL.
Saframent Ser 6irlnltng lpen6en.
: Inter Dem 8oriib oes bodm'ite11
@errn giihofs 9nih farO 3ienltag
cine GerIamm1ltng Ser Goniultore1
Der Dio5eie itoft.
: SsSl1 Der ct. 2oui5 Stride 5u Nap=
1eseil1e lpltroe 9ienltag 0a5 0rei5ebn=
itiin0i9e Gebet obgebalten. Dem bodnp.
Efarrer 0nlHper leilteten fagsporber
MeArcra bodn. 9erren I'M geid)tltu6=
le Iusbilfe uno ON @ebet5tage ielbf
5eIe6rferte Der hodn. P. Martin, 8.
g. s., bon M1eire 0rope oas %feierli=
6e @odonlt, nobel Ste bodJn. 9erren
Neiffer bon Spring Sill als 1iafon
un0 Sdeuer bon @ol0ingforb als
Sll6omfon ai%iiitierte11 l1no bobm. ST..
5tiegler bon 8ier5 Sic 5eltprebigt
bielt. 8eim Mbenogottes0ienlte fam
bie 5eier nit grteilnng 6es iaframen=
tu1iiden 5egens gum feierliden Nb-
l6luB.
Die bonn bod1p. P. Meinrao, s..
g. s., poltorierte ct. 8onifatius z@e=
mei16e in @olb Spring batte an 8ei=
Der Nordstern. [volume] (St. Cloud, Minn.) 1874-1931, 1920-04-15
&orgauge in
@taDtlcbel

- &ommenben Montag, Sen IS,
Npril, miro abermalS Sen Stim1nge-
bern ser Staot Die 8flibt obliegen,
an ser @ablurne ibr Stimmreht aus
iniiben unb oablrh iber Sic 8eieb.
,l,a oes bodyiten Staotamtes, bas pcs
9iirgermei1ters, gu entl6cicel;. IS
iinb fir bieies Nmt atpei gleib ebren-
lu,rtc n1,o aapei glei6 fdbige Manner
inn Mitbelperb, IS. W. MnrpbD nno
Ser Mrbeitertanoibot IS. IS. Mation.
8eioe baben IN Sen bieiigen Cages.
blottern lire quite @bit6ten befanmt
gcltodt, sic lie 5lr M%l1sfubr11ng 81
brl1gen getpiat iinb, tpe1n lie nit
hcm Gbrenomte Des Sta6tburgern1ei
tiers betraut per6en lollten. 8eioe
bohen sic 5timmgeber mtlien lal!er,
Oob iie, tpenn ermdblt, ii6 nl1r bon
Oeln einen@eoanfen merben leiten lal-
ichoas Sntereile Ser Sta0t in oerMns=
f;igrl;na ser Mmtspflid)ten I'M Mu-
ge su baben. 8eibe ber1preben, nit
Sent lprtldritt Ser Sta6t beren Ser
beiierunge1t, obne babel bie 5tabt nit
u:1notigen Soften SIT iiberbdufen ooer
Gar Geri6menDungeu eintreten gu lai=
len, gleid)en S6ritt gu balten. I'm
ober berartigen aQgemeinen 8eripre-
rpcn Sic ri6tige @eltung 5u beridaf=
len, 1T es bpr auem nottpen6ig, 6aB
Ser in 0os Maporsamt grbobene nit
Sen @erb1ltnilien Ser Staot beitenS
tetrout lit, mas aber n1tr bon einer
NcrIon ertpnrtet tper0en fam, sic ltd
hrrt Iangiabrige 8eobaftltng in 6te
Der Nordstern. [volume] (St. Cloud, Minn.) 1874-1931, 1920-04-15
eigentli9en neutrality-suspicious. bin-
eingelebt bot, b~en13ufolge 81 beurtei.

eigentliden NEUTRALITY-SUSPICIOUS. bin
eingelebt bat, bem5ufolge 81 benrtei'
len ,peiB, no Mbbilfe gegen etnaige
SntereIjen ! Sinoernilie Donnoten ii
nnb no Elm Sebel 5u meiteren Sor-
oernng Ser @obIfabrt Der 5tabt an
aeIebt ueroen muB. Sn 6ieiem Gin
ne erad]ten mir Ben &nn6i0aten IS.
IS. Mnrpbp als ben fir ben Soften
bes Biirgermeiiters aeeigneter Nann,
obne audi MIR i'm geringlten Die Be.
fdbigung ieines @egenfanotoaten Us.
IS. Mattion in 3meifel 5ieben ooer
iei1e guten Mbiidten, pen1l er IN bas
Mmt erboben mare, ni6tanerfen1en
su monen. Sic 8abl am nadiiten
Montag lit non groBer 8ebentnng,
oober lolte niemano berfeblen, oaS
8ablre9t ous5uiiben, 6abei aber aud,
ernitlid nit iid} SIT Hate geben nno
burb feline 5timmabgebung nod eli
aerer lteberaeltgung bem belten 0obl
uno Sem gr0Bten Sntereiie Der Stabt
at 6ienen.
ct. Glono itebt einem be6en=
tenoen Gerlu1te in Dem S6eioen 0eS
Gbos. 8. 9taffor6, melder mdbreno
oes lebten Snbres Die Sefretarsfteae
ser ct. CLOUD Sanoelsfommer in err
fplgreihe @eile beflei0ete, entaegen.
ST. 5taffor0 ideioet BON ct. Glono,
nidt neil CT it'd bier ODER nit ieiner
Nrbeit n115ufrieoen fublt, ionoern neil
cine borp6rtsltre6en0e il1nge 5tabf
i'm 5taote @poming ibm Elm Salar
ols Sefretar ibrer &an0elsfammer
angeboten bat, Oas melt better 1T als
6as Saldr, oos ibm bier offeriert
ml1rbe 11nb oas ibn1 5l1 bieten uniere
@onoelsfon1mer nit Der gegentnarti=
ger Mitglicoidoff niht bermaa. Gus
per, bas ieill 5ufiinitiges @eim ieilt
miro, lit ~unoefahr ebellio grob mie
Der Nordstern. [volume] (St. Cloud, Minn.) 1874-1931, 1920-04-15

ct. glouo, aber ieine Sanoelsfam-
nler bat cine lao groBe Mitglieo-
jhaft all ie $25. Dies befl,nbet bas
SntereiIe ieiner 8eDolferung an Der
@nttpidelung Der 5tabt uno Die MMr-
oigung elmer iolden Organization als
Elm Mittel, mo0urb Die grgebnille &c.
lid,ert tperben. SerrN5taffor6 lit Der
5tpeite Sefretdr, Der our Mnnabme Ell
11er berartigen 5tellung IN elmer an
Derer 5to6t ourd Mnbietung boben
galars innerban faum zines Sabres
augeregt purbe, uno falls Die Mit-
g~lieoeraabl beS bieiigen Club ni9t
~fpe11igltens perooppelt miro, 10 baB
Sic Dienlte. zines tdtigen 5efretars
III ieiner 5teaung gu bleibenoen ge-
lidert peroen miro cine glei9e Sol
ge urausbleiblid iein.. Dieie Eatiade
iollte Elm ieoer @eibaftsmann rnb Elm
ie6er Grl1noeigentumer Ser 5taot,
peld)em an bem @nbstum5t. CLOUDS
gelegen lit, in ernlte Grpagllng 5ie-
ben, 10 oaB er iib bon ser Bidtigfeit
elmer ltarfen &anoelsfammer CUR lie
berael1grtng bringt unb fib iofort benz
Stub als Mitglieb einreiben laBt,
tpenn CT Biz oabin 6emielben nod
nidt angebort 3ulamme1lbalten
lno 5uiarnmen arbeiten ionte 6aS 2o-
lnngsmort fem!
&reisridter Sobn 81. Holer bat
lebte 8o6e iib beim Stoatsiefretar
ais &nnbioot fir 8ie6erpabl eintra=
gen la1ien mnb babei einen Sbritt ge=
tan, Der obre 3peifel bon alien
5timmgeber 1eineS iu6i5talen Di=
ltrifts gutgebeiBen mir6.S iebenSabre
lang befleioet 5err Sober oas be6ellt-
iame Hi6teran1t, oem er lopobl onrb
icinen @ere6tigfeitsiinn, ben er itetS
hur6lel1dten lieB, mie altb onrb lel=
ne iuriitiiAe Mmtsbefdbiglt1g III lei=
Der Nordstern. [volume] (St. Cloud, Minn.) 1874-1931, 1920-04-15

Midter S. gobolan bo11 Neip Dgorf
bat feline Mnitbt alsgeiproden, DOB
eine anti=fatboliibe 8etpegu11g I'M Be
griffe III, iber bag 2arb bin5ufabren.
Die Mn3eiden ei11es pieberfebrenbe11
religioIen @rieges ergeben iib, iagte
er, nnr1iBDeritan6lib aus 8eridten,
Die bon bieIen Eeilen Des 2onbes font
men, uno es 1T Get fit @atbolifen
viii1 nit graiebung nnb 0er @rlinb=
sfaten Der futbpliihen HeIigioll alts
5iiriiiiIften.n
Der Nordstern. [volume] (St. Cloud, Minn.) 1874-1931, 1920-04-15

Rreisgeridtsiitu11g, bie mebrere go
den b%eunipruden miro, eroffnete.
Glauoius BobL, oas feds 800
note aIfe 50bnden Der IN 8aite 9arl
anfdiiigen camille s5ran5 Nobl, farf
an Samitagnbeno llrb nur6e Won.
tagmorgen bon Der ct. Soiepbs Sir
DE aus beerbigt.
Suliug 5anbel ltnb @attin BE.
gaben lih Montag nod ct. Saul,
no iie nnberen Cages benz Begrab-
nilie 6es beritorbenen 6einrib Nico-
lin, Dbeim Der Srnu Gan6el, BET
nobnten.
Die Sabresperfammlung bes
ct CLOUD Mutomobil Club fan0 an
Dienltagabeno I'M Mnbitori11m Der
&atbeoralbobfdule itntt, Die nit Ell
mem Banfett eingeleitet tpurbe. Sn
Ser Deriamnlnng puroe Bic 8eam=
tempabI borgenomme1l nn6 na6 Mb=
m1delltng ionlttger regl1lare11 8e1baf=
tie belt 5enator g. g. Mc@arrp bon
8olfer cine Mn}prade iiber bas quite
l5traBeniDitem, 0os bnrh 8abcods
Mmenoement %gef0r0ert mer6en ion.
Cos 8egr1bnis Ser lebten Meitf-
moh ~ let1ter Wob1nlt11g an Z. Apenue
1nol1d o~er1torbenen Sro1 SolepD
Wtobr far0 SSan11tag nab el1lem N
Der l1nbefledfen gnpfaig111st1rde UNI
. ubr bom bo6p. t. 9%1loebra11o, =:
9. y, aebaltenen 5eelenamte ouf
Dem ACKNOWLEDGEMENTS ltatt. gle
Verltorbene erre1dfe oas Mlter bon -
Sabre, mar let Sabren N ct. elpno
l%pob1tbaff, 111t0 bt11ferlaBt 8atte> Wfit=
ter 11to mebrere Be1dpilter, Die ibren
200 De1tanern.
ysad e1l1em leBfen Splll1erltag-
a1orgen II Der Ratbeorale gebaltenen
,g11gelalnte mllrne O1e ae1de.oer 6loz
renee Nobl1etL oes flint Sabre alfeft
sod1efae1rs Der VI amon se5al1t
nonne7'oe1 tgalll1ile eneonor 8oDl1e}1,
OF oea1 Ialnaf1eft @offesa0er 8lff
>HatE1e aeoeffef.
Cine QroBe ln3obl Der 1T ben
Union 9rarltfdJuppel1 at1aeltellie11
>aIr5elter g11lqen otll Wlo1ltag an Den
lnsltollo, mo lelhlt g{ld)f=llalor=glr=
oe1lef lu}lqqll1ell1ld oen1 pfadllegelloelt
atielIsppt1e alts1pell e1lle e1111gnng
pe519 a5 aes sntlloetlloD11es 5p1lpet1
oel'1alpe'1geost1. l1t1q oeh arpe1iern
IN D11e a, nau Der l1q oae g1el19en
ntlon Arpel1er 81 r1d1e1 10e1nen,
pls 9nr 1nnp n1q1 en a5 meroen
su..l,ls. Ssie 1ullge VI anslranp a1l-
Duueln !u.lu pu'a iunl1' ppionsse=
Ivy 'p
-es Der1relof one 81n1erte1me-
IallD1 S1e an1 - 9ou1llers NodD
Vcon1llaM zee, EN- 1tWerer SrnD1agrs-
re1n dg - 4%D1nDffh1ftel. - Nfar-
TN Veol'1or.
~ Der D1enltag M Gerl9ts=
laie I'M Jn1tlfl1f 81 ct. elo11o abge-
balteten Ner1an1n1ln1g Der Nl1e11oren
pes eonrfD bafter1 it'd Mountaineering
o1e1er gear1ten et11getnl1oel1, one ltd}
pp1t pel1 Sluals1on1ntllqt 70. =. 9eel=
~ ore = ap!u)asnll9sreggih n1'p ple 1ez
9ulen.0eo'lgntlgeit erIlare1t lleBen.
SIN ct. NapbaelS 9ospttal 1T
nad 5ipe1 Woben longer &ranfbe1t
@0uar0 Strife bon Waite Harf am
D1erltagmorgen I'M Mlfer bon 80
Sabren %geltorben. 5einen SOB be-
raltert1 nit Der @attt1t 1egltern n11o
mehrere 8e1dtp11ter. 5reltag f11oet
o1e Beeroigung .auf Dem gtortb Star.
st1rd)Dofe 1taff.
SSn e1ner lebten 0onnerltaa Obj
gebaltenen Nerlommlnng Der 5taot-
%fommii1ion tpnroen Die bonn 5taotin=
Hnn11fn,t3. n114to orfo11o, !, Nfr1&n a.oS%SAa&
Der Nordstern. [volume] (St. Cloud, Minn.) 1874-1931, 1920-04-15

Ms Charles Gpang 6nebes, Der
&antertrdger Der republifaniiden
8artei I'M Sabre 1916 nnb poroe1n
Mitglieo bes NEUTRALITY-SUSPICIOUS. bon
Der MnSfblieBnng Der io5ialiltiiden
Mitglie6er Ser Seem Oorfer MilemblD.
borte, iagte er:: sd betradte Bic
MuSidlieBung Der 5oaialiten als Ell
men 6tDeren Shlag gegen nabren
Mmeritanismlls, idon mebr als cine
S&anlnmitdt."
Der Nordstern. [volume] (St. Cloud, Minn.) 1874-1931, 1920-04-15

Sd bin Ganbibat fr Ole MaporSoffice Der Staot ct. Glonb, nb
ales III rnenen 9rdften tun neroe, SIREN Binlben in ebrbarer
@ene 81 entipreben uno BAG gan5e golf, %abgeielben pn irgeeno Ell
Sd CLAUDE, baB Die Bep6lferung ct. @1Duos bic gauge Belt ibrer
geallsn beanipr1hsn lam. a ano Bag oiels g gsaa,a i, pie s, gta9 2.
fem eigenes @elo als5ugeben bdhen. Sb babe 50 Sabre IN ct.
CLUB estDOtnt uno gebg0rs. Jet 80 ssnsm, g. S en- g gtsae 1z!19ia,,
felt. unb b6 ben Bepnbnern gu je6er Belt cine ebrbare, geuiienz
bate aao lgOprton,1asaos gsbaae aaa Sstel tDeroen l9ate: Soo.
tpdblen, tperoe id aaes ii neiner aroft hn, Elm 9rDerann1n burhz
~suflbrer, bab nit ben Bini4en Der Bep1lferung lbereintimnt-
Berabdu1nen Sic nibt, am W2ontog gu limluen.
Walter w. Murphy
aa,,oioat iir oas uiaDorsamt
Free trader-journal and Ottawa fair dealer. (Ottawa, Ill.) 1920-1927, 1920-10-28
TENDLER'S SOUTH PAW
PUZZLES JOE YELLING

Milwaukee, Wis Oct IS Joe Well
ing took his turn at irving 10 solve
the mysterious southpaw attack OF
that demon Quaker city Guy, Lew
Tender. in the big Auditorium arena
Tuesday night and Tell considerable
short OF his mark running 10 second
position in battle that required lit
tie thinking 20 reach this decision.
Tenders LETT mitt was the one that
did the business, for he had no trouble
in connecting with Weliing's head and
body, but he didn't forget hat he car
ried right hand, for he slapped Sev-
rral good inches to the head with
his right In the ninth round he had
Joe bleeding from the mouth, and in
the tenth he had yelling spi!ling a
little triCkle of claret from the nose.
jos was holding on a this stage Of
the bout as his opponent was making
a punching finish OF the bout.
investigation OF the hou Was or
dered by Chairman Walter Litginger
OF the Wisconsin boxing commission
Immediately after the fight. Pendin-
the inquiry the club was ordered not
to pay the fighters,
Free trader-journal and Ottawa fair dealer. (Ottawa, Ill.) 1920-1927, 1920-10-28
Probate Court

Petn to Lease Est Henry Philli
more, spcndthritt lease auth
Inv App-Est Agnes A Schurman.
Pctn Prob of VIII Est Andrew Mut
ter-hrg Nov % at 40.
Admrstn-Est Daniel OConueIl e
Elizabeth O'C0nnell bond 5000
apNrs apptd adj Jan term.
Proof Of Heirship-Est Daniel
O'Connell
Admrstn- Est Daniel O'COnnell TO
Thos T O'Connell-bond s5,000--apprs
apptd-adj Jan term.
Inv App Est los r. Donohue.
Proof Of Heirship--E Paul MiScl-
Anton SChrrcr.
Petn to Pay Bill &c-Est Alice NJ
Miller payment auth.
Final Settlem MT Est Settled Est
Michael Cotter-Andrew Mihalek.
WHILST Mary Kelly to Thos Kelly
bond S1,tG0-adj Jan term.
Free trader-journal and Ottawa fair dealer. (Ottawa, Ill.) 1920-1927, 1920-10-28
GEORGIA COACH DENIES
MEN WERE INELIGIBLE

Atlanta Ga. Oc- Director Cca0
shaw OF Georgia Tech in a signed
statement, Yesterday denied that three
members OF the Georgia Tech football
team which played the University OF
Pittsburgh last aSturday had PLAYED
football more than four years The
statement was in reply 10 one ISSUED
Sunday b. Director Miller of Pitts
burgh announcing that Pittsburgh
would play no more games with
Georgia.
Every man on the Georgia Tech
team said Director Crensha" $ state
ment, had previously been ruled eli
gible by the southern Intercollegiate
Athlc ic association.
Director crenshaw discussing the
three players objected to, said Ralph
Flowers, captain had played two
wears at David son college and was
playing his second year at Georgia
Tech Fincher, tackle was playing his
fourth year as q member Of the
Georgia Tech team, and that station,
end, was l7-yeIrold freshman, play
ing his first year
Free trader-journal and Ottawa fair dealer. (Ottawa, Ill.) 1920-1927, 1920-10-28
JOHNNY EVERS TO
PILOT CUBS IN 1921

Chicago, oct y Johnny Eyors
will manage the Chicago Nationals
next season it was announced today
by VIM Neeck, president Of the club.
ETers will, succeed Fred Mitchell
ana is expected to arrive in Chicago
in a short time He now Is in Cuba
with the New York Giants
Evers broke into the major leagues
as Il second haseman in 1905 He
made good from the start and re-
NAMED at the Cubs until 1913. He
later went to Boston and then with
the New York Nationals rs one of
Manager McGraw's assistants. Ev-
ers served overseas during the world
war in the service of the Knights Of
Columbus, and did much to promote
baseball among the troops.
Free trader-journal and Ottawa fair dealer. (Ottawa, Ill.) 1920-1927, 1920-10-28
GRAY HAIR BECOMES
DARK AND BEAUTIFUL
Try Grandmother's Old Favorite
Recipe Of Sage Tea and
Sulphur.

Almost everyone knows that Sage
Tea and Sulphur. properly compound
Cd. brings back the natural color and
lustre TO the hair when faded, streaked
or gray. Years ago the only way to get
thls mixture was to make II at home,
which Ia mussy and troublesome,
Nowadays we simply ask at any
drug store for "Wyeth's Sage and Sui
phur Compound" You will get a large
bottle of this old-time recipe improved
by the addition Of other ingredients.
at very little cost. Everybody uses
this preparation now. because no one
can possibly tell that you darkened
your hair. as It does 1t so naturally
and evenly. You dampen a sponge or
soft brush with 1t and draw this
through your hair. taking one small
strand at time; by morning the gray
hair disappears. and after another ap-
pllcation or two. your hair becomes
beautifully dark. thick and glossy and
you look years younger. wyeth's sage
and Sulphur Compound Is a delightful
toilet requisite. It is not Intended for
the cure. mitigation or prevention OF
disease.