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The Wheeling intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1903-1961, 1920-07-12
CAMERON

W. A. Fish and Mrs Mimi" Mason
were married at Wheeling Wednesday
evening. They returned to this p.d, c
on the evening train and will spend the
honeymoon at home. Mr.. Fish is a we'll
known employee 0f the Carnegie CONS
pany and his bride is Mrs Minnie Ma
son a lifelong resident OF this city,
They will either reside here or on their
farm south of the city. Eoth parties
to the contract are we'll known and haL -
"a host If friends who Will extend con-
CALCULATIONS.
The big tent for tho Rcdpath Char
tauQua arrived in the city this MORN
in: and is being pitched on the school
house grounds on the South Side. Chau-
tauQua week is always Camcron'S va
cation week and is always looked for
ward 10 with much delight. The Rcd
path people are putting up a good pro-
gram this year The ticket sellers arc
hustlinG and many season tickets are
being sold.
Police Officer s. II. Craig and wife arc
spending their vacation with friends in
the vicinity OF pittshurEh;, They are
expected home Saturday. Clyde .tnd"r-
son has been serving as night polio"
during the ohscnCe Of Mr. Craig.
Lon Lowe was slightly injured Tues
day by wagon loaded with oil well
tools upsct;nG on him. II" was rCm"H-
cd TO his home where medical attention
was given him. He Is getting along
very nicely.
Mrs. Jack Richards has been very III
for tim" al her HON" in tho Cr0w
ford addition but at this writing Sh" :
some better.
Mr.. and Mrs ret"r Horan or Clncln-
natl. o. ar" in the city the guests IF
friends.
Miss Mary barrett has received 'hH
appointment Of secretary nt IN" Board
Of Education OF Cameron district.
important changes ar" being mad"
10 the dining room At the Antlcr hotel.
In addition 10 the regular meals served
The Wheeling intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1903-1961, 1920-07-12

homo re:ghborhoOd The deceased was
t member Of the Methodist church II
Harmony. She is survived by two broth
',rS. John F.. Skinner. OF cayenne Wells.
I"io. and G.. l.. Skinner. OF Mt Holly.
J fuu"rII services were held THURSDAY
. at y. n.y. in,"rmcnt at Harmony
cemetery.
Mr. and Mrs. Arthur Stanton OF Ia
coma. were Sunday visitors at the
: h"nr" Of MIR and Mrs. Ernest Bailey.
MIR and Mrs W f. King and daugh
ter. Miss Laura. Of Lower Sandy. were
shopping IN GAINESVILLE Saturday even
ING.
Mr and Mrs Lake Howell and family
rp"nt sunday with Mr. and Mrs. S. A.
Howell Of near Somerton.
MIR and Mrs j. r. Rasom and fam
lily and Mrs Foster Allen were guests
Of Mr. and Mrs. John Brooks Sunday.
Amos aud Till" Copeland Who are
attending school at Athens spent to
Fourth At their home south of Barnao-
Vile
Mcssrs. clifford and Arrow Hcskett
nf IT Clairsvillr. spent the weekend
with relatives IN this vicinity.
g l. Skinner and son. Howard OF
Mt H"lIy. were business visitors at st.
CluIrsvIlie Wednesday.
The Wheeling intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1903-1961, 1920-07-12
Weekly Lodge Nee tings

IN" regular weekly meeting 81 INC
knights of HNthiaS Will u" h''d M
.cynrn,, =, their hall on Main stree,
ln,pnrtnn, matters Will hr discussed Nj
members are requested /" Ice on hand.
NcNt Friday evening tn" Review -
Will hold lhc.r regular weekly meeting
At their newly erected tempt" on MARSH
Mn Street Euut:ar matters VIII hc taken
up
several new randrdat,S Will h' name"
a, tho regular hi-m"nthly meeting 81 inc
I'lthlau Sisters AZ their hall on MAJ"
ana Seventh streets neat ThurS"ay cN'
Cu.pg
The Wheeling intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1903-1961, 1920-07-12

H:t.t Friday evening after a lengthy III
ness. were held yesterday afternoon al
: 80 q clock from the late residence. cor
ner Ninth street and ls,taI cite Avenue
Rev. Charles q. Slater Of the NJ. l..
.churrh o!i!,.at lUtcrmcnt Was made
n tiTr"u!dwu cemetery.
Woodmen Picnic
Thc annual picnic OF the Modern
WoOdm'n 81 .\rn"riCI VIII =" held a
IhaIps Gr"N" on mkt Saturday. July
-. y number Of prominent speakers
VIII y" IN hIud to add t. tn Festivities.
There Will p" plenty Of muse and pleas
Postponed Meeting
ON account "f thu thautHuqua the
Standard Bearers have postponed their
meeting which WAS 70 HAY" been held
,hiS evening. uTtI next Monday eN"-
moundsvins Briefs
Mrs. {. t. rctvrs az second street
VINO has been seriously III tor SOM
time. - sad - zee improving.
Mr.. and Mrs. VI. y Syhyrt ar" on an
extended motor ir!p To Columbus and
Harry Mcssick ~ East Fourth street
has gone 10 Terra Mia wh"r" hc v'.i
spend several days Tor HIS health.
Victor FOUssr has returned I" rs
HON" IN MorEautowu after q brief visit
her" with MS brother OIL Jefferson ave-
Dr. w. Il. Fletcher has gone to Tftis
hurgh wh":" Il" al spend several weeks
study .nG d"uti~,rE.
\ number 81 local people attended tAr
funeral If Mrs. Tony Mariner OF Fair
view Yesterday at,rrnSn.
M.Ss,- AarGar,t and DAISY Ray and
l'ta-rHr" RUmhI" hay" gone t. t'>h
TREK where they w;ll JOIN Mr.. and Mrs
J. clark. Of ';lcudtlc at their CANT,
James Richard S!Sdt""s'' and E,,NA
rIckr.t are. q; camp Happy The hoy
ScoU; camp on Wheeling creek.
David UIrt!iuc. WHO'S" >ku,. WLS trAc'
tur"d at the smelling works some trw
Lty> AZ" and who has been confined tu
n" licnd:li" hospital ever sine. - said
:" h, slowly improving.
Arthur Frdn,IS. If Center street =
.lE<.tInS MS brother a. cleveland. ONO
MISS Wilma HubbS loft yesterday for
Wa>hinEton. i. G. after spending 4
week with her mother. Mrs. Lulu Huhhs
on Morton avenue.
Mr.. and Mrs. B"am.S Rog"rSon and
Mr.. and Mrs. Edwin Beer ar" on q
motor trip TO Buckeye Lake AMI other
ONO cities.
James Helms. who has been i'll for
some time At his home on Fourth street
IL slowly improving.
Mrs. French Miller Of Jefferson ave
nue.. has as her guest. Mrs. Walter Hun
and son Lame and Misses Maize and
Rose DodSon OF Cambridge. OHIO.
J. \. and Harry RrySon have gone Ia
cleveland on visit 10 the former :
daughter. Mrs. Ella Hcrrln.
J. NJ Sanders Is improving after un-
dcrgolng a minor operation at the Glen
dale hospital.
The Wheeling intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1903-1961, 1920-07-12
.MOUNDSVILLE
NEWS
MARSHALL COUNTY'S
POPULATION 36,601

rho ,oon rs,sYs rrY~c. ~. Marshall
4 ,.... .-. ,,t ,,g.,h -
ouniS FoFI'"'''" ~
great disappointment ~ '.' So" ,'.'' -. =
NJ that county a. i"T M -, ~ ga" a =
be population mas h''H - '',H 1 -, -
5000 and Z MAS HNF''''" Si'S w. ~,
kure would De grea'iy exceeded hS S"n
etional census. In iH'" i"r P"p ,l i I'"i,
|f the county was '-.'N\ Az" ~ ''.'
was -. w ,.,-,,.,
Benwo"dN pouI"j'rH S"""> ",T' a'+,,,
fhich - attributed '' ''' en- 90, ~,
bus Of tor".Sn"EN S'A'' l"' 1855.
pc war. The uEu'' '1,-H"'''t . ~ ~
fooi IS 49, AGAINST 800 'l go.
II the NHSA'nHt"" hh"F'r are ~, - =
|fere mus De - h''FE t,' ,.,,.
|puntrN d'StT.. = a. '''~'''>' '.''' ','
From ana M'Mc'H'h $40" H,'''.-' .,Mn
tenwoods decrease - NH'H Ho."I
1t IS "ttrIh4'rI ~ many go .,'' '''
|on for tbs Is many ,,r''',sH ,'' ~
ought the m"'H IWl N'"rF I.,,'". 49, ~,
Employment 'nSi"aF .: ','F ',''"'>. ~,
Pen~ood decr"A>" 2rS,t'" 10 nave ne
|auSed hy the Ac"'H "'i'"r.at. ~ i'''
iSners ''' -; ~ M.,+trg
Board MeStinS ,,,r
An cN!C'a' "',." ".I'."N .s -" 800,
|ary NJ. T.. Ia'I,H w. %, "' ... ,,'l and
The Wheeling intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1903-1961, 1920-07-12
ss6, IA ENROLLED IN
STATES SUNDAY SCHOOLS

Spccia! Dispatch u the Intell! Gcnccr.
CLARKSBURG. W. Va, July il
West Virginia SUNDAY schools now have
o96.244 pupils enrolled as against 100
80 las, year. according 70 statistical
report issued to-day by pr. Walter y.
Snow. general secretary Of IN" West
Virginia Sunday School Association
There arc 1850 youths under - not
enrolled in any Sunday school.
The Wheeling intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1903-1961, 1920-07-12
SANDY RIDGE

Mics Sarah r. skinner. daughter OF
The late Joseph and Barbara. Skinner.
died at the home of her brother. g. l..
Skinner OF Mt Holly. M"ndHy night at
eleven o'clock. II was GUIt" e shock
TO her many friends as she was >l"k
only n few day with a complication Of
dl.Casrs Shr waS born N the Vicinity
- Somcr:ou. Apr. -. 1858. ami had
.pcnt tar greater Part OF her life III her
The Wheeling intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1903-1961, 1920-07-12
The product four of the oldest and most highly respected
manufacturers known to the musical world

One Of the most familiar names num-
bcrcd among the famous Pianos IN the
world is "LESTER," cut of which Is
shown below.
The Wheeling intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1903-1961, 1920-07-12
Ferris Funeral

Funeral services for the tate Mrs. r..
FERRIS. who died At the Glendale hos
The Raymer enterprise., 1920-07-22
ANNOUNCEMENT

!. b. A. wilkins. Of Ault. Colorado,
announce myself as a candidate for
County Commissioner In district No.
|, subject to the action Of the Re-
publican assembly and primary.
| stand first for SERVICE AND
FAIR TREATMENT to all.
| believe each district or precinct
should have Its proper share Of road
money expended In Its district. ac-
cording to taxes paid
favor road construction under
the supervision Of a competent engi-
neer. and by all means when possible
by contract.
| believe efficiency, coupled with
economy, should be standard for
all public officials.
II my qualifications and ideaa
meet with your approval I earnestly
solicit your support.
Respectfully,
B. A. WILKINS,
Ault. Colorado.
The Raymer enterprise., 1920-07-22
ADMINISTRATORS SALE

NOTICE Is HEREBY GIVEN. That on
Thunday. the fifth day Of August, 1920. be-
tween the houn Of 10 o'clock in the forenoon,
and Ave o'clock In the afternoon Of said day.
Ut the late residence Of Andrew Jensen. de
ceased about one quarter mile west Of Stone
ham. In the County Of Weld and State Of
Colorado. the PERSONAL PROPERTY Of
said decedent consisting Of eighteen head Of
cattle. six horses. harness. chickens. wag-
ons. feed grinder, plo~s. harrows, self
binders. manure spreader. grain drill. Me-
Cormick mower. broadcast seeder. saddle.
cream separator. gasoline engine and pump
jack. stoves. stock-watsring tank. hay rake.
forks. shovels. household furniture. bed and
bedding. cooking utsnsih. sundry other farm
tools. and one US. Liberty Bond FOR 10000.
Third Loan. No. ss7o7s. interest rate ~ per
cent per annum and other articles will bt sold
ct PUBLIC SALE. In accordance with an
order Of the County Court Of said Weld
County. Of date Of July 10. 1890. In the mat
ter Of the Estats Of Andrew Jensen, de-
ceased
TERMS OF SALE
Cash on hale date.
The said sale will be made by J. v. II.
Browne who b hereby appointed and des-
isnated for that purpose.
JOHN G. DUGAN. Administrator Of
the Estate Of Andrew Jensen. Deceased
July 10, 1890.
!. 8. Smith. Attorney for Administrator.
J. v. H. Browne. Auctioneer.
Fint Publication. July %. 1920.
Last Publication. Julf 20. 1870.
The Raymer enterprise., 1920-07-22

The State Tax Commission IA
again seeking to raise Weld county
valuations. Their contention is
that the better class OF irrigated
and and town property OF the tetter
class Is too low compared with other
property. A committee OF taxpayers
have been appointed to investigate.
Such investigation would have TO be
state wide TO be of any value, because
We have no reason to complain in
case we are being measured by the
same vars stick an used in all other
counties and also provided railroad
and other corporations are measured
by that yard stick 1t Is a matter
OF common knowledge that railroad
valuations have not been increased
to any appreeiable extent the past
Few years. II may be that railroad
property has not increased In value.
There are many things to be taken
into consideration In reaching q Just
conclusion. The direct interests OF
this section would favor the Tax
Commission. but we want nothing
that is not square.
The Raymer enterprise., 1920-07-22

The laboring man who is wise will
not listen too much TO the agitator.
With present wages, II he is not
getting ahead. no proposed laws will
better his condition. II he will work
and save he can get ahead; II he will
do neither. or fails to do both. there
is no way to make him prosperous.
The working man needs to curb his
own tendency to idleness and ex-
trayagance good deal more than he
needs laws to protect him from his
employer
The Raymer enterprise., 1920-07-22
NOTICE OF ADMINISTRATOR PUBLIC
SALE OF RRAL ESTATE
sTAT' OF COLORADO !.
County Of Weld
In IL Csunty Ceugt, In Prsbats
In the Matter Of the Estate Of

County Of Weld
In II Cssnsy Csart In Prsbats
In the Matter Of the Estate Of
Andrew Jensen. Deceased.
Under and BY virtue Of an order and de
cree made and entered In the above entities
matter The 18th day Of July. 1890. the under,
signsd. administrator Of said estate, on Thurs
day. The 9Th day Of August. 1920. betweef
the hour Of ten O'Clock In the forenoon, ane
ave o'eloek In ths aftwneon at and shouI
TIE rsidsnes house on TIE real estate hare
matter dseribsd, Situate about one quartz,
nile wet Of tAs Town Of stsnsham In sait
County and stats. WIN oER for sals and sell
ell the right titls snd interest owned and
hsA hy said Andrev J@ssn st the date ol
hh dsesass n and b H. following describes
rsal otsts. to-wit:
The Wet Half (WH) Of the Wet
Haf (Wk) and ~ soushsast Quarter
(aEH) Of ths soutAwsst Quarter (SWh)
Of Section Five ts); and The West Half
(Wh) Of IL Nerthwst Quarter tNwk)
and ths Northeast Quarter (NEh) Of
The Northwest Quarter tNWh) Of Sec
tton Elsht 49,; III In Township Seven
(D Ncrth. of Rsnss Fifty~ix tsO West
The Raymer enterprise., 1920-07-22

of the 9Th P. NJ. containing $50 scrs Of
patented land according TO Government
survey. situate In the County Of Weld,
State Of Colorado.
for the purpose Of raising funds with wAich
to satisfy the claims against said estate Alsd
in and allowed BY said Court and to pay costs
and expenses Of administration. The said
real estate will be sold 1t public sals 10 The
highest bidder for cash. The said sale viii
be conducted by J. v. II. Browne. Auctionssr,
who Is hereby appointed and dAisnatsd -
the representative Of undenisned for that
purpose.
Dated at Greeley. Colorado. this 18th day
Of July, 1920.
JOHN G. DUGAN. Administrator Of
the Estate Of Andrew Jensen. Deceased.
!. s. Smith. Attorney for Administrator.
J. v. II. Browne, Auctioneer.
First Publication. July 22, 1890
Last Publication. Julf 20, 1920. =
The Raymer enterprise., 1920-07-22
MOTTO. FOR PUBLICATION
(Publhhw)

Dspartnsat Il IL Intsstss
U. 8. Land odies at Sterling. Co.orado
Juns 70. 1870.
Notice = hereby given thas John Bigss, oi
Fort Lauderdals. Florida. who. on Novsmbss
20. 1911. made Ds~tLsnd Entry. sesis
No. ois7o5. for ths SEN NEh. Section 81
swk Nwh. NWA SWh.sh swh. sWh
sen. Section 22. Township II North. Range
81 West 9Th Principal Meridian. has alst
notice Of intention to make Final Dasst-lant
Proof. To establish claim 70 ths land sboy,
described. before J. Y. Bunn County Judge
Broward Co.. 1t FORT Lsuderdal. Plorids. o.
the iith day Of August 1870. vitnsss u
appear before Clyde L. stsnlsy. U. 9. Com
missioner, at Keota. Colorado.
Claimant namss - witnesses:
Frank J. olAnder. Marion y. Sherman. II
A. Lesman al Of spurgin. Coiossdo; J. y
Bisgs. Of Kimball. Nebraska IL f-2s
A. =. BROWNS. Rsshtsr.
The Raymer enterprise., 1920-07-22

A new paper has been launched
In the Colorado field. Its name is
United Americans" Its ayowed
purpose to fight the Nonpartisan
League. The Leader has taken no
tice OF its appearance In lurid Lam
guage. The Leader hopes the new
conner will extend Its circulation, In
which the United American agrees,
but there their agreement ends, on
other matters they differ much.
The Raymer enterprise., 1920-07-22
THURSDAY, JULY 22, 1920

While the editor OF this paper is
a republican Of sufiicien regularity
to satisfy most partisans OF the par
ty, the paper we publish IL servant
OF all parties SO that all announce
ments OF cancuses or public meet
ings are not only welcome. but So
llcited for our columns In time to
advise the public OF the time and
place they will take place, free OF
any charge for such publicity.
The Raymer enterprise., 1920-07-22
NOTICE v0R PUBLICATION

U. s. Land Once st Sterling. Colorado.
Jnne Q. 1920.
Notirs ; hsrehy given that Carl August
johnson, Of Loveland. Colorado. vho. On fsb-
Serial No. o2olss. for Sh Nwh. and swk
NEA. Ssction 20. Towns6ip Nsrth, Range
SO Wet. 9Th Principal Meridian. has alsd
notice Of intention 70 make Final Desert
Land Proof und1r Paragraph :. AT March
descibed before the Clsrk Of IL District
Court. at Greeley. Colorado. on ths f7th day
Of July. 1920.
Claimant nam0 q witnsssn:
Winslow =. Jsdsy. Jared Craig, Chsrle
Craig. Fred o. johnson. all Of lovsland.
0''''''' AZ. Baowxs ii s.sss.r. ~
The Raymer enterprise., 1920-07-22

We fear that the teaching profes-
sion are OVERRIDING their propaganda
for higher wages. There was ready
acceptance on the part OF the public
OF good substantial increase In
the salaries to be paid and gener-
al hope that the raise would be per-
manent; but II the public gets an
idea that advantage is being taken
to get exorbitant wages for second
rate and inferior teachers there will
come a reaction at a time when they
Will be least able to stand 1t.
The Raymer enterprise., 1920-07-22
RAYMER ChAUTAUQUA DATES
OPEN JULY Is FOR 3 DAYS
PROGRAM
PROGRAM
ATTEHTl0H-M Afternoon Sessions will Promptly $50
All Evening Sessions will Commence Promptly at 7:45
FIRST DAY


Opening Concert by - THE MELODY FOUR
Lecture. Met by DOUGLAS BowDEN
songfsst with stunts" by MELODY FOUR
Lecture. "yampires' by DOUGLAS BOwDEN
THE MELODY FOUR Male professional sinse-an
conservative who have this public work
They know the kind OF to and how them.
tons and Solos We other duaree which
introduces a entertaining Melody Four
DOUGLAS BowDEN In the Mr. Bowden ectursd
Union
back for second third fourth lecture He has big and
that growing larger with time Is demand
problems
SECOND DAY
Afternoon
Novelty Prelude by CHICAGO ENTERTAINERS
Lecture. Community Welfare" by THOMAS F. PARIS
Musical Entertainment by THE CHICAGO ENTERTAINERS
Lecture. ine PERSONAL EQUATION os lfoMAS =. rAhiS
CHICAGO ENTERTAINERS ladies who
with Readings
with lightning changes costume with musical
humor rapidly
along with resome waits intermisions
The girls work. astica moment from their
until they bid goodnight partly due this
well the thoroughly entertaining quality Of the program
has been such
THOMAS PARIS old plough
worked
his through the public school, through the college, through tue
all institutions leader and the latter
on which been
After his graduation he
executive in this university
this soldier merchant student edu
things
THIRD DAY
Afternoon
Orchestral Concert by COLONIAL ORCHESTRA
Costume Impersonaons by O. BROWNE
Evening
Grand Closing Musical by THE COLONIAL ORCHESTRA
VAN o. BROWNE
THE COLONIAL ORCHESTRA Probably there popular mu-
good orchestra The members
other circuits and have
approval adverse criticism
broken intervals by special numbers
possible danger Of
BROWNE Introducing Mr. Browne presenting
an This a
dineao costume OF the highest
ability His platform work and wide experience has made him
0 entertainment
the the which he
BROWNE will him.
he will do good.
The Raymer enterprise., 1920-07-22

Chantauqua begins two weeks
from Sunday. Plan TO attend
The Raymer enterprise., 1920-07-22
WEBB D. MARTIN
Attorney-at-Law
Farmers and Merchants State Bank
New RAymer. Colorado

&c. NIXON
Attorney and councillor at Law
!. G. Nixon A. Z. H.alay
207 Coronado building
Opposite Court House. Greeley. Colo.
The Lake County times. [volume] (Hammond, Ind.) 1906-1933, 1920-07-20

Is q 10, fancy e0 overweight kidneys,
40 70 1s5 lbs. Io@12.
BUTTEE@Receipt 1912 tubs crea
merry. extra. 50. extra hrsts sS- arsts-
4a0 81. packing stoch. 34M+a-
EGGS-Receipts l2.oos cases. current
rweceipts. aga ia ordinary hrsts 500
a.. arsts 4s034. extra 5l0525 checks
f2t. d~irties. 35 800
cuEEsE-Tvins. new. = a-ia
daisies. 20 3-t025s Young Americas
LIVE povLTRY-Turkeys, 40; chic
kens. al1at springs. feafS, BOOSTERS.
-: geese. 20a 3o. ducks. 30a
POTAT0ES-Eeeepts los cars Ear
IS 0hios and Mo ST 05.9o.
The Lake County times. [volume] (Hammond, Ind.) 1906-1933, 1920-07-20

Sc y -
ABOARD II. : : GOLDSBOROIGH
OFF SANDY HOOK. y. j.. July 90
VIA WireIess)-After being delayed
dfteen minutes waiting for more IF q
breeze. Shamrock and Resolute got
away at HIS eastern standard timel
today I'M an effort to decide the second
of their races for Americas cup. only
d tfght breeze was blowing.
SIR Thomas Upton big green yacht
got away in the lead. It looked from
ne press boat like Resolute deliberate
~ allowed Shamrock 10 start first
The balIooner on Shamrock would not
break out as Shamrock slipped across
The line and was partly hauled down
Five minutes after the start Resolute
had nearly caught Shamrock. The Of
rriaI starting time was given as fol-
lows.
Shamrock 1f:15:4s. Resolute 11:16:26.
Sail handling on the Shamrock was
badly bungled The crew had a great
deal Of trouble with Shamrocks bal
l5ouer. At 1870 Resolute had in
eressed her lead TO 200 yards. She
was slipping along smoothly and fast
Shamrock was falling behind because
Der three head sails refused TO hll.
ST looked as if capt. Burton was again
M trouble through bad judgment and
sail setting.
AT 1855 n. m the breeze began
hauling to the south. Resolute broke
4at her jib and made preparations TO
beat 10 the hrst mark. Shamrock
was half a mile astern but somewhat
70 the weather.
AT noon the Resolute ran into a
soft spot and Shamrock drew up until
she was within less than a quarter OF
a mile Of the defender.
AZ 1870 Shamrock passed Resolute
10 windward and took the lead again.
The little fshermans stay sail set
ahead of Shamrocks mast seemed to
draw nicely.
At 1926 Shamrock was a quarter Of
a mile ahead Of R~esolute. She pick
cd mp a draueht of air and sailed
around Resolute TO windward, luck
being with Lipton's boat for the first
time Resolute still chung to her bal
i%ooner. which seemed to draw well
but could not compete With Shamrock's
baby forestry sail.
Both Yachts had worked 10 the wind
ward Of the course 10 the first mark
and at 1890 Shamrock bore away from
II with Resolute more than 500 Yards
astern. In shore a Southwestern began
working out towards the course.
Shamrock was the hrst TO pick up
the breeze of the new Southwestern and
heightened her lead 70 half a mile. The
Arst mark buoy az the time was about
rour miles 10 windward.
Just before reaching the mark sham
rnck jibbed over to port and when she
,urned the entire fleet Of sightseeing
techts. tugs and ocean liners gave her q
chorus of approving whistles.
The Lake County times. [volume] (Hammond, Ind.) 1906-1933, 1920-07-20
FEDERAL A JURY
TO INVESTIGATE

TNDtANAPOLls.. Ind. july 2o-A fed
eral grand jury Will investigate tine AL
legged "unholy alliance" Of coy Good
rich and his family with railroad and
mining interests of the state Nd was
announced hy state Senator Joe Cray
ems of Madison Jefferson c~otsntv) on
the lA-or Of tine Indiana senate today.
Senator Cravens said me had accented
the challenge made by the governor i'm
THE senate SATURDAY when HE made
sweeping denial Of the senator's charE
es of ian "unholy alliance and films
vited" him 10 place his information ir
the hands of tine II. s. District atter-
neN-
Informed 81 tho senator's action, GOV.
Goodrich said;
That is just what he should have
done ia the FIRST place"
The Lake County times. [volume] (Hammond, Ind.) 1906-1933, 1920-07-20
Alkali in %Shampoos
Bad for Washing Hair

Most soaps and prepared shamnoos
contain too much afkal. which s. Nery
injurious as il dries the sea- and ma
kes the hatl brittle.
The best thing g. use IS Malsihed
c%oeoanat oit shampoo Ter t1is 5 nni'
and entirely greas0iess. ICs very
cheap and beats anything else all fo
pieces You can get tsis a. any drus
store. and 4 faw ounces wal last The
w hole family for months.
simply maisten the tatr with water
and rus ii In. about a t~easpoonful Is
all that is required It an
abundance of ricb creamy lather.
oleanses thoroughly. and rinses out
easily THO hair dries quickly ana
evenly ana is soft. fresh looking
bright. fufy. wavy and easy - nan
die. Besides it loesens ana takes aus
every particle 81 dust. dirt and dan
drnH lady