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The evening herald. (Klamath Falls, Or.) 1906-1942, 1920-01-10

gelatine and stir that also until dis
solved. When artly cold. add lemon
juice, strain and pour into wet molds.
oiange Jelly
One-haif box or two tablespoons
gelatine, ons-half cup cold water,
one cup boiling water, two cups or
ange juice and grated rind, one cup
sugar, Follow directions for making
lemon jelly.
Caramel Jelly,
One-half box or two tablespoons
gelatine, one-haIf cup cold water, one
sup boiling water, one cup sugar, one
cup thin cream, one and ole-half
cups milk. Soak the gelatine in cold
water. Take one half cup OF sugar
and stir in saucepan over the fire
until 1t is melted and turns to cara
mel. add the boiling water and cook
to a thick syrup. Let cool slightly,
add gelatine, remaining half cup Of
sugar and strain into the milk. Turn
into wet molds and keep in cool
place to harden. Serve with custard
sauce pr cream.
Mocha Charlotte Russo
One-fourth box or one tablespoon
gelatine. one-quarter cup cold water,
one cup sugar, one cup boiling strong
coffee. one cup whipping cream. two
egg yolks. Soak gelatine. Add sugar
to boiling coffee; when dissolved add
gelatine. Beat the egg yolk and slow
ly add the coffee mixture, let chill
until the mixture begins to thicken,
then fold nthe whipped cream. Line
mold with lady fingers, and when
the gelatine mixture will hold in
shape, pour into the mold.
Banana Sponge
Part 1zOpe-fourth box or one
tablespoon gelatine, one-quarter cup
cold water, one cup banana pulp,
one cup, sugar, two whites, Juice one
lemon.
Part -Four bananas, one table,
SPOON lemon Juice, one cup heavy
cream, one-half, teaspoon vanilla,
three tablespoons powdered sugar.
Soak gelatine in cold water. Peel
and scrape banana and mash, or rub
thru a sieve. Heat the banana pulp
to the boiling point, remove from
the fire. add the lemon Juice, sugar
and galatine. Stir until dissolved. Set
aside to cool, or stir over ice water
until the mixture begins to thicken.
then fold in the stlffly beaten egg
whites. Line porcelain mold. with
sliced bananas and sqeeze little
lemon Juice over them to keep them
from discoloring. Pour the purring
in the mold and chill. When ready
to serve. whip the cream, add the
sugar snd flavoring,
Spanish Cream
One-half box or one tablespoon
gelatine, three cups milk, one-half
cup cold water, two thirds cup sugar
two eggs, one tablespoon vanilla
Soak gelatine. Scald the milk, add
sugar and pour over the well-beaten
yolks of eggs, then cook in double
boiler until slightly thickened. Add
The evening herald. (Klamath Falls, Or.) 1906-1942, 1920-01-10
Cracked Ice Used in
MOIding Fancy Forms
Lemon Jelly

Lemon Jelly
One-half box or two tablespoons
gelatine, one-half cup cold water,
two cups boiling water one and one
The evening herald. (Klamath Falls, Or.) 1906-1942, 1920-01-10

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The evening herald. (Klamath Falls, Or.) 1906-1942, 1920-01-10
Mrs Belief Graf
Gelitine-The Magic Aid in Dessert Making
Domestic JcieHCc M'ecft
C0esr> Flour 20.

over the top of the mold and turn
them over together. If the water is
too warm the jelly will start to nell
and destroy the appearance of the
dessert.
Hermanner Volksblatt. [volume] (Hermann, Mo.) 1875-1928, 1920-06-04
Die Sbeneruus.

8on 9opember 1919 Bis NGr5
1920 = 10 miro aus @aibinston be.
ridtet-muroen Dem amerifanii6en
8olfe Die 2ebensmittel Inn Iieben
Bro5ent bertbe1ert. 9as lit cine tpei-
tere 8elaIting oes unter 2aiten be.
reits ltobnenben 8olfes. Die mge.
fiibrten 3abIen seigen, bob Die 8rei.
ie iteigen, Ddbrenb Die 9unoes: unb
Staatsregierungen ii9 bemiibten,
bieielben berabsuiesen.
9ie 2ebensmittel foiten Dem orte.
rifaniiden 8iireer be,,te 95 8ro5ent
mebr als in 1914, a~bgeieben bon Ser
boberen geiteller1lng. 81 8roScnt
oieier 8ilr6e nrroen benz amerifmi.
iden 8ltbIifllm mGbrcnb oes letter
Sabres aufgelaoen.
9ieien 9eridten folgen @eri6te
bon foloiialen @etpinnen a,tf Dem
SliBe. Der iogenannte n&oIltrltIt"
bate in 1914 einen neberI6uB bon
itber adt MiIltonen Dollars auf5,t-
meiien, in 1919 einen ioI6en bon
iiber 81 Wiqionen Collars; ser
Hermanner Volksblatt. [volume] (Hermann, Mo.) 1875-1928, 1920-06-04

Sruit bate in 1919, nah6em ollie
msgli6en "Ibaiigc" 9emadt mltr.
oen, einen &einprofit bon iiber 15B
Nilion Dollars srt Deroeidnen.
9ie &Ieioer iino felt 1914 nm III
Rroaent i'm &reiie geitiesen, in ben
Iesten IL ROnaten itieeer bic grciie
Inn SO 8ro8ent. 8os gum &beI
Den u~ngebeuren 8rofit oes n8oQ.
fruits" erflGrt. 9ie 9ebensmittd
iinb felt 1914 Inn 100 &rosent i'm
8reiie g~eitieser.
Sas 8aumaterial uno Die 96bne
iino Serart geitiegen, baB penig &C.
bout miro, 10 Bob feline glbbiIfe fiir
ben 8~obnun9smangeI in Glsii&t
Itebt.
9eridte 6ieier art erfIGrcn Die
algemeine llnraIt unter Dem GoIte.
Hermanner Volksblatt. [volume] (Hermann, Mo.) 1875-1928, 1920-06-04

-Srou @mt. 8rinter uno Sodtcr
reiIten Iesten Somstog na6 Boon.
bile gum 9eiu6 bon Scrmonotcn.
-Senrp 3. @Iob uno SamiIie,
lpelfe mebrere Gage in Ger 2ittIe
Berger Radbaridoft bel ser Nutter
BEG Srn. @lot, 6rau gliiobetb @Ias
UertpeiIten, reiiten lebten Samstog
bon bier aus pieoer in ibr Seim
nah ct. 9ouis 5lriid.
-SlIil1s Sanien un6 @attin Der.
lueiltcn GeBte @ode in Spensbille
ailm 8eii,d ser GItern ser 9ruu
Sonien.
-6rcO 8olting. 2ouis 6. auf.
OerSeioe, Srou @enru 5ornberg nno
Oeren Sodter, 5rau Sophie 0orlag,
bon 0wensbiIle, g.. 2, bcfnnocn ii6
Iebten 8ienstag bier UNI 8eidGfte
i'm NahlaBgerift 5u erleoiger.
Strait slug. AufDerSeioc, bon
SbirO Greet Gomnibtp, mar orn leg.
ten 0iensta9 bier 6t furScm 9ciltd.
-Senrp 8oeger unb @ottin ma,
rem Gctten 5onnto9 bier s1 @aIt Bel
Riftcr Robt. 8olfer un6 @attin.
-&ubolpb &ueffer ir. unb 50.
mile, bon 8oerlid &iogc, iuaren
lettcn 0icnstog bier gum 9ciltt bon
&ertpnnoten.
-Senrp S6neer un6 Sohn Ir.
tbur, 5rau $. 6. GngeIbrcdt, Otto
alrrreImepcr unb 5. S. &urreImep.
or, bon nabe 9rofc, bcfon6cn iih
lebten 6reito9 in 8eridtsongelegen.
beitcn bier.
-Reo. Saul Gictrid un0 Gomi-
lie, bon Goncor0iu, Mo., meilten
mebrerc Gage bicicr ISOLDE bel Stols
pc gum 9eiuh ser 6omiIte Carl
Slid. 0ieIeIbcn traten gcItern bon
bier aus Oie Reiie no6 Milipallfec,
8tSc., an, no GaItor 0ietridl sic
SteIIe bcs SeeIiorgerS on elmer
chang. Stride antreten miro.
-Sobn~ 8ui6meper, bon Sirit
Greet, bot bllrd 9iifner Bros. Qqcn.
tlr eirlen Somion Sractor gefauit.
-6rit 81. 9aumsaertner uno
5amilie, bon Ct. 2nuis, beforoer
iid Iette ISOLDE mebrere Soae bier
gum geiud bel 6en GItern, Robt.
8oumgaertner un6 @attin.
Hermanner Volksblatt. [volume] (Hermann, Mo.) 1875-1928, 1920-06-04

-6rau 6. 90. 9nnuier, BON ct.
8enehiebe, Ro., uno oeren &inoer
befinben iid gegenfu1rtig bier alrul
9eiud ibcrs Saters rtn6 8roBpoters
&Obt, Sdaumberg unb nnbcren Ger.
tpon6ten.
Gus. Slider uno 5ontilie, non
&empers DILL, lporen am 0ienstag
5u fur3cm 9eiltd bier. SEER Slider
neIdcr ieit l1ngerer 3eit leioenb lit
reiIte am @ittpod bon bier aus
mad, RodeIter, RinncIota. Inn Iif,
bort i'm befannten Wopo Bros. So.
ipitaI inter ar5tlide @cbanol,lng 5lt
Itellen.
Hermanner Volksblatt. [volume] (Hermann, Mo.) 1875-1928, 1920-06-04
Sin e6rlides Sefcnntnis.

mlB befemnen," ifrcibt Serr u. e..
8lubm bon Ginciuniti, Ohio, nbab
Sorni'S AIpenfroltter aIIe anoererr
@eoiSinen iibertrifft. 8Gbrcno Ell.
ner lun9en 3eit tuurbe id BON Ma.
gem rrno acknowledgements. iolpie
llnterIeibsitorungen gepIagt. 9od
@utt lei 9anf, Sorni's IIpentrGuter
bat mid BON bieien allen befreit."
9ieies moblbefannte arGitterbeilmit.
tel mirft auf oie Rieren, regltliert
6en Wogen u1b itGrft oas ganae
Spitem. &c miro nidt 6urt) @po.
tbefern perfauft; b~eioubere 2ofaI-
agenten Iicfern cs. 8esen nGbcrcr
alisfunit penoe man iih an Or.
Better S1brnep & Cons Co., 2501
8oibinaton 8lbb., Chicago, Su.
Hermanner Volksblatt. [volume] (Hermann, Mo.) 1875-1928, 1920-06-04
gptsbam.

6ris &oelling bot bon 8m. 8e.
ters in Rorriion einen Sitan Srac.
tor gefalft.
8aIter S9olImeper lno @aIter
9rlte1s Daren am Sonntag in Ser.
mann mo iie Ser Seller oes @rGber.
i6niidrngstages beitpobnten.
@m. Stors unb Samilie urlb
5rau Soa DIETING uno Gus. Sartte
begaben iid Ietten Somntag mad
Ser1nann.
Cine In5obl ittnger 2erte farS
ii6 eines Ibenbs lester ISOLDE in
ser 8obnung oes 8aItor 8runoeb'
Ter elm 5ur Seier Oes @~eburtstages
oeiien Sobnes 8aIter.
Hermanner Volksblatt. [volume] (Hermann, Mo.) 1875-1928, 1920-06-04

$. y. GnsIert, bon Rorriion,
%itattete Iesten Sonntag bieiigeu 8e.
tarnten einerl 8eiud ab.
SRI. CLARA Gpple, BON Rorri.
ion, mar Iesten Counting ur6 Ron.
tag bier OILS @ait bon Sri. Norp
gpple.
Go. Rooe. bon 8irtpooo. er.
frclte lesten Sonntog feline Dier
p~obnbnften @Itcrn ollrd ieinen ge.
iuh.
-9arrp Sloconb fam Iestcn
Somstag bon ct. 2ouis bierber Inn
ieiner Ntutter un0 an6eren Ser.
UanStcn einen 8eilt ab5uItatten.
-6rau Sarrp Reper, bon ct.
SOuis, traf Iesten Rontas bier Elm
uui ibrcm 8eee 81 ibren BEL Spiss
Wobnhoften gltern, Go. @iIlimonn
mo Satin.
Oscar 8reis uno 6anilie, mel.
de mebrere Gage bier gum 9eiuh
ibrer a~neeborigen pertneiIten, reiiten
Iesten Wontue mieoer nod ct.
2ouis 3uriid.
SRI. IInto Rellenbabn, bon ct.
2Ouis, befano iif Iesten Sonntog
un6 Nontag bier ouf 9eiu6 bel
ger1uanoten uno 9efdnnten.
-@m. 8opIing, 9erausgebcr
be& Rbinelano. No., Recoro, befan6
lid lcbten 6reitug in 8ei6Gitcn
bier.
--Ytonroe WlellCr, bon ct.
Soris, mar lCbtc ISOLDE beiu6speiie
bier. Gr bcfit0et iid 3. 3. auf
6erien oie er bel icinen gItern, Bin.
cent RitcIIcr Ii, Satin in gereer
oerbrinet.
SRI. Rprbis Spinf, bon So.
panun, Sa., bcfinSct lid, bier orf
geiltd BEL ibrer 56ipeItcr, 6rau
Geo. Sen.
e. s. Meper, bon 8erolo, Nio.,
mar Iette N06e bier gum 9eIuh
ieiner betOen SGbne, 8ouI6rciner
&, $. @eper uno $. $. @cpcr,
Better Deg @bitc &ouie SotcIs.
-Jrou 8m. Sobniton unb Grou
@ltIabctl Bauer, bon Ct. 2ouis, be.
fonben lid mebrere Gage Der Icbtcn
8ohc bier bel @eriuunoteu lno 9e.
tonntcn auf 8eiltd.
-ReinbarOt Soei6eI, bon Retu.
ton, &oniaS, befinOct iit bier Sl1nl
9cillf bel ieinem Safer, 81. 8.
Goci6el ln6 anoeren 8erluonbten.
SRI. Searl Br,6to, bon st.
2ouiS, weilt eeeenlpGrti9 bier 3ltln
9ciuf ibrer @ltern, Senrp s. Sud.
ia un0 @attin.
Sui. S. Ro6e, ipeld,er fu1brenO
oem pergmn9enen Sobre elmer Sdule
in SopfinS, go, oils 2ebrer Dor.
itarb, febrte Iesten 8icnstag in iei.
nc beige Seimatb 5uriid.
Hermanner Volksblatt. [volume] (Hermann, Mo.) 1875-1928, 1920-06-04
8ablridter fir bic ausuit Srimar.
@a6l.

Sur6 Die gountp Court ipltrhen
leete ISOLDE i5IgenOe @i:reer er.
nannt Inn bel Ser ont 5. Augult a6.
5ubalten6en HrinGrpnbl als @abl-
ridtet gu bienea:
HIGHLAND precinct: Ben Boil, VIM.
Stortz, F. N. Schmidt ST., DR.. H.
Workman, Anton Kachur and Leo
Keller.
MORRISON: Henry Boeger, Fred
Toelle, Max Radtke, Joe Augustine,
E. H. Mertens and John Breuning.
OLDENBURG: Frank Fromm, F.
Hilgenstoehler, John BOIL, Otto
Schaeffer, Anton Frechmann and
John Rupp.
GASCONADE: Dan Jackisch, P. r.
Seidner, Ray Chill, Anton Epple,
VIM. Clifton and Hugo Skinner.
HERMANN: Chas. Grass Jr., ]. H.
Helmers, C. R. Ruediger, George
Sohns, Geo. Petrus and E. T. VIII
liams.
LITTLE BERGER: Richard Poll
mann, Gust. Beiermann, John Ga
bathuler, John April, Edwin
Mundwiller and Gus. Mundwiller.
GAEBLER: Richard Schaumburg,
John Schneider, Fred Fell, Arthur
Bruens, VIM. Kuhlmann and Henry
Brandt.
BAY: Ben Kruger, julius Buchholz,
A. N. Moeller, Ferd. Pohlmann,
Louis Buschmann and Theo.
Buschmann.
MT. STERLING: VIM. Bentlage, Geo.
Brinkmann, Fred Kruger, George
Schneider, Harry Kurrelmeyer and
Joe Thomson.
BOEUF No. /: Geo. Knoll, Frank
Scheidegger, Chr. Traub, John
Rousset, Aug. Jacobs and Peter
Lautenschlaeger.
BOEUF No. q: Nathan Tappmeyer,
Hy. Ebker, VIM. Engelbrecht, F.
w. Niewald, Hy. Bicker and Aug.
Brandt.
ROSEBUD: Hy. Brinkmann, G. B.
Holt, Fred Nolte, Jim Hinton,
John Boston and F. w. Workman.
OWENSVILLE: S. l.. Cantley, Hy.
Pletz, Hy. Koch, Joe Tappmeyer,
Aug. Hengstenberg and Louis
Kuhne.
THIRD CREEK: Hy. Biere, Herm.
Brinkmann, Fred Wolking, Aug.
Kune Sr., H. j. Dieckgraefe and
Aug. Kune Jr.
BLAND: Louis Kruger, Ed. Paasch,
Ed. AufderHeide, Pat. Biles, W. E.
Sewell and Lee Smith.
CANAAN: Columbus Stockton, Alb.
Weiss, Herm. Schuenemeyer, w.
S. Richardson, Frank Jet and
Frank Eichler.
RED BIRD: Andy Loeb, John Danu-
ser, Chas. Scheel, Web. Lacy, Chas.
Stone and A. G. Sturgeon.
TAYLOE SCHOOL HOUSE: Sam
Kreter, Herm. Stritzel, Louis
Schulz, Frank Pollack, Lawrence
Warren and Norman Rector.
Hermanner Volksblatt. [volume] (Hermann, Mo.) 1875-1928, 1920-06-04
8ie n's fiuSet!

sic: .g8ie finoeit bu mein 8ilS2"
Or: n@s mub fuobI cine Ioment.
nltfnnbme gefpeien ieinl"
sic: rBarum?"
CIR: v8eiI on ben @lino gefdIoi.
len bait"
Hermanner Volksblatt. [volume] (Hermann, Mo.) 1875-1928, 1920-06-04
-5ruu Caroline e6utb tcbrt

Iebten Snmstog bon ct. 9olris gu
rid nobin tie ans 9ranfenbett IT,
rcr So6ter SRI. aurcIia Shutb &c.
rufcn morben mar. SRI. Sdultb, be-
finSet iih nie mir nit @ergniieer
%crfubren aui Dem briten 8eae 8ur
&eiierlmg.
-fSrls. Imanoa II. Sma Strad,
bon ct. 2ouis, morcn mdbreno Scr
pergnngenen ISOLDE bier gum 8eiiIdJ
ibrer angeborigcn.
SRI. SrIia acltne fam Ietten
Sanstog bon ct. 2ouis hierber INN
einige 3eit bel ibrer Miitter, Srai,
Sron5 aeline, 81 pertpeiIen.
-SrlS. alma ltno Ronila Sen.
netc, BON Opensuille. ~bertpeilten
mebrere Gage letter 8Ode bier auf
9eiud bel ibrer Sdpeiter, Sroit
@altcr Straf.
-Seroinonb Sdutb, bon st.
bcfinbet iid felt mebreren Sagen
bier urf 8eiu6 BEL ieinen Ingebori.
gen.
-Gbas. 8ocrtner un6 Samilie,
bon Steclpille, Ro., peilen gegen.
lpGrtig bier gum 9eiuh ibrer Ser.
nanoten.
-Ridtcr Iobt. 8aIfer un6 @ot.
tin reiIten Ieeten Mittpo1 na6 ct.
2oltis I'M ser Truultng ibrer Hidte,
SRI. Carmen &ellne nit s. 8oncr,
bon Ct. 2cltis, beisutpobnen. SRI.
aelnc lit cine To6ter beg friiber
bier pobnbaften 2u0pig 4eltrte unb
ocIien 8ottin, geb. @aitsbunb.
-2ebrer 6. 6. Sa,lebm ltnb 81.
bert Su%ienritter uno gbmin Stred
iin6 Iebten Iienstag bon einem Gus.
fllge nod Sem Osarf-@ ebirge itno
5ebntGqigem @ltfentbalte nabe
Ionntain Siem, Wo., a,iriidgefebrt.
2cbrer @al1ehan ser oie StelIc als
Grin5ipoI Ser SduIc in Snen3piIle
onqenommcn bat, miro ben Reit Der
ScrienSeit in Scr Gope @iror6em,
%oruoI. Sdl,Ie 5ubrinsen.
-6rIs. Soiepbine uno 2ouiie
9irf. bon ct. 2ouis, trafen Ietten
Somstog bier elm Inn ibren Gltern,
Ric. 9irf unb Satin, nit ibrem
@eIudle 81 erfraIen.
-Srau 9. u. 8aer, BON ct.
2Ouis, befano iid oieic ISOLDE meb.
rcre Gage bier uif geiud bel ibrcr
Mh,ttcr, 6rou aotc @cnieI.
1GhriIt. 6Iuetih ii. Oeiien God.
ter. Srou gmmoals @olf, iopie
Sos. @unSerIi6. s. M. Sdcrmom
unO 9. 81. @cnsel begabcu ith let.
ten Montne mad abortion, nm Dem
Sonntagihul- @icnic bei3upobnen.
-Gmil 8eber, bon 8orIons,
aanIas, bcfonb iid lette ISOLDE bier
gum 8eil,d iciuer 9riiocr G6os. 8e.
Der bon Scrmam uno Geo. 6. 8e.
Der bon 5irit Greet.
-So6n Eopel un6 feline beioen
S0bnc @crmonn un0 gbuoro, bon
ut. Sterling, parcn lebten Montag
bciufjSmciie bier.
-6ral Soicpb Gross un6 oeren
SO6tcr, 6rau ImaIie S,lIien nebit
&inoer. bon Ct. 2ouis. befdn6en ii6
lettc ISOLDE mcbrere Gage bier in
ibrcr friiberen Seimatb gum 9eiuf
bon, Scrponotcn.
-6rou Soiepbinc @oberitod, bon
2ofapette. SSnb., fam Iebten 0ters-
tag bierhCr in ibrc friibcrc Sein1atb
unb miro pebrcre @odet bier bel
ibrem Sobne 2ouis @aberItod unO
6anriIic perpeilen.
-6rIs. @artba SaI5nlonn unS
So3cI Sefmann r%ciiten oieie 8o6e
nad 8orrensburg no Dieielben
lpdbreno 0cs SommersS emeiters sic
NOrmaliduIe beiufen weroen.
-Senn man eincn altsflue ms
O~,,N ..-LI 81. -. 49,. C.kxI
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bon 9srmauu, JaaO.
erinflt end nm eineu libe.
ralen She'll Cures Sanfge.
ifdftes.
Seine SAINT iiderer

9ireftoren:
R. u. 8reuer. Robt. 8olfer
Seurp Gross, Senrp 8. Sefotte
Senrp Sdsner, 8. s. Stoenner
u. 3. BaIfer. ~Saiiirer.
The Wheeling intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1903-1961, 1920-08-12
MANY VISITORS
To CONVENTION
CITHENRY OF STATE
MINCLE WITH CROWDS
Unanimous Expressions Of
Republican Victory in
November

Delegates. state and county officials
and citizens from practically all walks
Of life and from all parts Of the stats
of West Virginia are hr for the state
convention Of TIT, Republican party
which will be held here today.
Farmers. miners, bankers, lawyers.
storekeepers and professional men OF
all kinds are represented, and are ming
ling together, exchanging greetings ana
discussing politics and other matters
Of interest pertaining TO their and nA~
ton.
To the last man. they are Of the
opinion that the Republicans will wit
ness a. sweeping victory this fall. and
thai the G. o. P. banner will be unfurIsd
from the dome Of the national capitol.
Many arrived during the late hours
Of the night aud carly this morning and
still others Will come In up until 10
o'clock today the hour Of the meeting
Of the convention. ....
Prominent state officials from Char
lesion who are in attendance here at
the Republican state convention are as
follows:
John S. Darst. state auditor: W. S.
Johnson. state treasurer; J. H. Stewart.
state commissioner OF agriculture:
Houston q. Young. secretary Of state;
+. T. England, attorney-General; Leo
OF. state compensation commissioner;
F. G. Rider. public service commits
soner: r. B. Bernheim secretary to the
supreme court Henry Nolte, assistant
attorney c. l.. Topping, chief
clerk In state auditors office; Walter
John T Simms. assistant state tax
commissioner: James E Brown. assis-
Continued on Page Two.)
The Wheeling intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1903-1961, 1920-08-12
MAN
SHOOTS LAWYER
IOHN D. GARDNER IS
SEVERELY WOUNDED
Result of Misunderstanding
Over Settlement of Suit
at Steubenville
Special 70 IatclliEeucer.


Specia! I" l"''''lEe"ee'.
Steubenvlilc. Ohio. Aug. l.-~Attor-
nav Iohn n Gardner, aged 80 years.
r-o,,I,,o,, ,.r,b.- ~ Tho rASt.rso,
- ,a,.,,.
EountE par WAS sno' anu
wounded in his office at the Nati"nzl
Bank building today BY Tony Lis. aged
- , ,,,-I,, - yo-LvDI. n
Se"'S 81 u.s. 'tn,,s.-sto 80 A. onSing -
INC Fesu'l u " Tu..ue,
ths sctIl''"en. ~ '"M sur =, $50
HIoru'! H"Eoirr "SH =. 80
Iett "'p ana u - letr'G tnt ou'e'
etrH'eH ~" .nteSt,nes. re ~ a "a" I..
Sei3us cohd',ion al lne C.n!n 1''.E wv
PL.dL ~. WI" Mns ar ,ot,,,.,
arter 'n| Sn'o,l"E y; ;sii
Lhomas !'En2h' IS IN tne '.hn'E i"a, ino
nc adE'I''%H ,h' sn'.C.mG l." ,,s
Gaming lNat the lt"upi" Was ~!
some money that was due him III lcs1'
case.
According 20 a statement issued ny
Attorney 'iaraner this afternoon. ne
represented Lis in suit against
YorkNIllc coal company for DANA ge4tor
the death Of one or the LIS rNlIdren
who Was killed some months aE" When
coal car got iooSc on an iAcIine: Tah
into the OPEN doorwaj Of the LIS, nome
and crushed the skull OF tho child. VINO
was lying IL! m cot.
The Su'' against the coa company.
II is said. vas settled for S'."no. To
attornov says hat lis Thought ne VAS
not getting al that VAS coming to, him
out OF tho settlement IN the hands OF
the probate court and handed over the
The Wheeling intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1903-1961, 1920-08-12
ASSIGNMENT OF
CARS HELD LEGAL
IN WEST VA. CASE

Cla larksburg. W. Va. Aug. lin the
important case of Lambert Run Coal
company. against the 3. & Q. Il. r., IN
which the late Judge DAYTON. sitting in
the United States district court ~ Phil
lppi. granted an injunction on June 80,
restraining the railroad company from
assigning coal cars. the United States
circuit court Of appeals fer the fourth
circuit. sitting at ASheVille. North Car
Olira. 10 which the railroad company
took an appeal. rendered decision on
Wednesday in favor Of the railroad
company. reversing Judge Dayton's or
dor and remanding the case with dI-
rcctions 10 dissolve the injunction and
70 dismiss the bill filed by the coal COM
pany. The circuit court Of appeals
which heard the appeal was composed
of Circuit Judges Prltchard. Knapp and
Woods
The case was based on the claim OF
many coal operators in this region and
elsewhere that the practice Of placing
cars resulted IN unjust discrimination
against operators not receiving assign
ed cars and that the order Of the inter
state commerce commission under
which tho railway company Assigned
cars was illegal. Such was the0impor-
tanCe OF the case that upon the arsu-
ment OF the appeal not only were tho
coal company and the railroad company
represented by their counsel. but also
the federal government was represented
hv an assistant TO Attorney General
Palmer. and the interstate commerce
commission by its chief counsel. The
result Of the decision Is to permit tho
assignment OF cars 10 continue.
The Wheeling intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1903-1961, 1920-08-12
MYSTERY JOE
NOT YET FOUND

Philadelphia. Aug 1l.--F"d'ral. state
and local officials returned here '"n!Ght
after nll al, day search Of ihr country
s'dc IN the victrtty ~ EgE Narb"r.
y J. on = clue they had been l"3 I"
believe would lead ,o ~" arre>' "t the
mysterious Joe named ny AuguSto
Pasqualo. The crank as th" k'dnap-
ner Of lS.mou:hs-"ld Elak'ly 'ough.'u.
The supposed "'u". h"Worcr. arr"rdlnS
To- the au,h"r'rl"s proved a. false as
scores Of others run down %'nr" tue
Ch!!d WAS stolen from his crib on
June ..
Hend"d b. Mayor Lynn g. ADAMS Of
the PcunSy lyan'A >'atc police ana : ar
tain A l. SoGder II the nh!lad' 'ph!a
detective bureau. 4 large force Of state
pclircm"n and 81! detectives t'g gan
their search shur'l. h"f"r" daNhr"ak
The country for twenty miles around
Egg TarNor was thoroughly E'N' "NcT.
particular attention being paid !" the
section around New Grc'HA. whcr" Pas
Quale purchased "h!"k' II farm snort
lv before h" va, CAPTURED
About ! o'clock this afternoon l'AS-
oualc vas taken from H. cell III THIS
r,tv and -u-N'd - Egg Iidrbor IN an
avtomoh'l" Although :. was Informa-
tion furnished ny him tina, led /" th'
search. Mater Adams declared tonight.
none of The Nrieon"rS statements had
been verified and that ~" search had
been fruirlcss The rA"!or add"! that
hc was NOT So certain NJ" 'hh' ~"
..hild IS stNl alive. ra&quaI" was
brought back h"r" 'on'Eht md again
locked up.
The Wheeling intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1903-1961, 1920-08-12
DAVIS LEAD
OVER 10000.
1000 PRECINCT RETURNS
HAVE NOT BEEN GIVEN
Willis Nominated For Senate
by ,000-Democratic
Race Close

columbus. Oh:". Aug ~. w. less
;naa 1000 OUT ~ a tn'el Of : "n0 prc.
,.2stS -, % h"7\ frorr, ~ yesterday, .
Nh.o ~ u,s-v s.s,r',r former Mayor
iit-rv :. t's,.> Of Cl.,ciQnd had sub
>t4N'3al 'ctd - tS.n"o votes over 'nrwF-
onSr"Ssmsn Ea'?' =. Cole 90 f'"ft2y.
IS nearest "npnnru, for ,nc EeNuhl.-
car roU:-at'"u frr Er'srUor
Fc-mc- Gn,s-uo- Fax 2 WIS WIS
,sadiNS Walter = Row. - Toledo.
former sat" progressive 'cod"~ 10y S.
H"o r"'AS - tnr E"ruhl;rau nomina-
'u-rS from more 'han h,N-S:N,hS o: tho
STARE
IN" closes, e. 'rc ,mprr'an; racea
appeared 70 10 for ,he Democrat" nom-
s 2s@" for C1SG Isn St';"S s. ,.nat S"o,t"r IN
,"adln< Judge y. F.'O.NcIi. % A.roS
hv oN!" l@S9 votes. on returns from
more than t.50n precincts
tcrrIats unofficial returns from s.
ns5 rrec.nc's gave me following rote
on 'he Repuh,can rae for governor.
cole iQI.s5S; Congressman Roscoe =
McCulIoch Sl4o2; DAVID W. Wood Is
%it
Returns from 5."?: precincts to7 tho
Republican nomination trr Unitod
states senator gave.
Frank r. waits l2L535. Waiter r.
Rrowu s3.5@j. JuGSc =. ". Wanamaker
IS; MACY Wairuu. S.9%G. 7. MAJ"
sos.
For r~moc-a,,r rom'ra,ioq FOR SEN
ato- returns from tI"l pr"'!uct> gave:
W. \ Julian iS.ftS, y. + O.Nc:l H.
go
N,:;ho- n-ra.b;;:"a no- tho League e
Nations :s>urs entered INTO the Uh!o
p~.,,,;.-, ra,rna'gu However. 'NH drys
'?".s. paws and supported wits.
i"ts;'Ν Gn',:no-. clarence J.
R~rnu. vH ,a," returns NaS malnta:n-
~ q - FtstN1