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The Wheeling intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1903-1961, 1920-01-21
OBITUARY. /
", D. JOHNSON
IS DEAD At 81
PROMINENT RETIRED HARDWARE
MERCHANT SUCCUMBED TO
ILLNESS
Lifelong Resident OF City and Succeed
cd HIS Father, the Late George ".
johnson, In Business

William D. Johnson. a we'll known
and aged resident. died ut the nom" of
his daughter. Mrs. William Highs. 1t
Woodlawn, after a short illness OF a
little over two weeks.
Mr.. Johnson was life long resident
OF Wheeling. having been born hero s"
years ago the 9th day OF last November.
lie attended Allegheny college at Mead
willie. Pa Leaving college lie entered
the hardware business OF his rather.
George w. Johnson, which was at that
time located on Market street. Follow
ing the death OF his father. he took
charge OF the business until several
years ago, when it was sold after
eighty years in the hardware business
in this city.
On December 18th. 1850. he was unit
cd In marriage to Miss Sarah Eediiion,
whose death occurred just two years
ago. He leaves three daughters. Mrs
w. a Higgins, Miss Anna and Miss
Margaret ;one son, Arthur l.. Of Ions
Beach. Calf: two brothers. Andrew. OF
Washington. D. C. and George. Of Mar
tins Ferry and two sisters. Mrs. W. y
Simpson, Of Beech Glen. and Mrs. C.. l.
Bailey. Of Long Beach, Calf.
The deceased was an active member
of the Fourth Street Methodist church
and was one Of the oldest business men
of this city.
Funeral services will be held from the
residence OF his daughter at Woodlawn
Thursday afternoon. at ; o'clock. Rev
Clarence F. Allen, pastor of the Fourth
Street Methodist church, will ofriciatc
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Thursday afternoon Il, O'Clock. Rev.
A. e. Rasrne, pastor of St l'au!s Evan
S"lIcal church. wi.l BE- III CharE" "f the
services. lnt"rm"ut Will he made in
GrrcnNUud cemetery. tn" deceased vas
in hr I1th year "f age aud Is survived
10y tn" following daughters and sons:
Mrs. Louis" l,itt!-lun. Fort View. "a;
Mrs. Hannah Pear. 6f tnIS city; Mrs.
Julia McN"Igh,oC Frllanshc". w. Va;
Mrs. Amelia Cosscr. Of M"k"cSp"rt,Pa.;
charles hHmh"fr, If StcuhcnriNe. ana
William and Walter RcmhOff. Of this
city.
Mrs. Edward Labor.
Word has boon received in This city
died at her home in Pittsburgh. Pa. At
All carly hour yesterday morning. fol
lowing only few hours illness. Mrs.
Labor was born and reared i'll this city
and before marriage was Miss Maynr
Sullivan, daughter Of Mary and the late
Michael sullivan. If this city. She was
in her %3th year Nf age. and WAS de-
won't member If 81. J"S"ph's cathedral.
Surviving her. In addition In her
mother and husband. ar" four SINAI
children: Edward. Adriin". Virginia and
Joseph. AIS" the" sisters and two
brothers. who liz" at Pittsburgh. Flu
neral services viii be hold Thursday
morning Il; ST Mary's church. in Pits
burg. lntrrn-nt Will b" made IN
Catholic cemetery at that place.
Charles H. Cummings.
MEREDITH. y. H.. Ian. CT harlcs
II. cummings former president of the
chesapeake and ohio railroad, died at
his HON" her" today. aged - years. he
made his home here after his retire.
mcnt twenty years ago.
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Mrs. Mary Mcwhorter.

Mrs. Mary MCWhort"r. We'll known
and aged resident OF Marshall county,
died az her home, ON tn Ridge road
near Viola. W. Va, yesterday afternoon
At { O'clock. Her death cam" as Il sud
den shock rs she was much better Mon
day afternoon. after being III for only
twu weeks.
The deceased was in her c.ghty-siXth
year OF ag". and was born ami reared
IN Marshall county. Sh" was an active
member Of IN" Methodist church.
Mrs. MCWhort"r is survived hy SIX
sons: Eugene, CHAMBER. Don. Lewis G..
John and Herman T.. all at hume: also
two daughters. Mrs. Sarah Ray. 81
Limestone. and Rose. at home. She -
survived by one brother. Martin Cald-
we'll. OF near Shcrravd. W. Va. who IS
IS years Of age. lie is now tn" last one
Of ten children. of tn" Caldwell family.
Funeral services at 4 late hour last
evening were incomplete.
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,S2d@fE TALKS |
W Rq1tfl Cameron {
THE TIME TO BE HAPPY

homc--whcn they got back 20 IN" city
thcn they are going /" b" hApp!' HuI
right nnw, III III" blessed present 'he9
are really never happy.
OF course. II ~ %".h MINIS |" n,
som" Of ones pl"aSur" IN M, uu' =.
anticipation. and u ~ 4 hhu INNS ~.
to hay" Sum"thinG thot on" : ""rkrhT
toward and looking forward 49, ''',
don't ~ 50 Int,It on III" VI" 'hN H"'
ar, going t. see from tn" i"p 81 IN, M
that YOU fail |" see and M "I' '",
lovely nttl' viStaS that "a" It. N,I , ",.
The way ~. all tn" lnN"ln">s ~ li""IF
and tree and grass that skirts IN" l"""
Sid".
Try Being Happy Right NOW
Are you en-" OF thuS" i'r"PI' N"' -
inclined ~ live To-" much On '"' .u.
turc" " YOU arc. why not Try L" r,'hN
YOUR anti,.pulion Of Mhri"'"r 'u'u. :
good is your goal Mt tho m"In"n' anu u:
being harpy night now promise H" ,
self that ~ Mr.. Aldruh rn'S H.: JOY
shall have her way tins very "'H.
If YOU eyer learned IL Us" Il 'SI"'-
writer don't need L" tell Nul tnH' IN
rim. t. .h. happy IL now, III" pIh'" .
lac haupy IS here. and IN" Nay i" We
happy is I" max" others 50. Nhu Il
you never did learn |" tEp'Mri''' MY
can't seq what that has I" Il" WIN
tvprwrItcrS. just ASK SVinr"n" WI" -
acquainted with them.
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UNION MISSION
IS BUSY PLACE
Mission Bible Class VIII Meet This
notwithstanding Program
For Tho Week.

Th" Union Mission is busy place at
III" present time and many events OF
interest az: beng staged there. The
Mission Bible class will meet this cT-
"n.uE between and ) o'clock. III charge
of Miss Alice Ludwig. % the Moody
Elhlv Institute OF Chicago. III. Follow.
ing this session there viii be genera !
Religious meeting and i short talk oy
Edward J, lI"rson.
Thursday evening Dr. Srv"rlnghaus,
g.: tho Central VI. l.. church. Will have
"hnrgc Of the messing and Will have a
worry interesting messag" for all:
Friday evening nr. G""rg" II. Lock
hrrt vii have special message for
All that WI be If interest and as ne
is considered one Of the city'S most
gifted speakers. a rare treat will be IN
st"r. and ali ar" invited.
Suturda! "y"nInS viii be devoted 10
general testimonials and will b" one ot
H.. most interesting meetings "f the
week and All ar" cordially invited 10
t,iri,d tn" services.
Sunday evening Superintendent q. w.
cary Will have charge OF the services
ana again there Will DC treat IN stoT"
Tor ali This VII h" n SPECIAL meeting
lar The sabbath at the MiSsioi:.
The Wheeling intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1903-1961, 1920-01-21
WoMAN'S LITERARY CLUB

ECv. K; t. l.. Strid"r will address
In" W"mans Literary club this after
noon IN III" "tnsplr"ti"u 'f Good Lit
"raturr' other features II the monthly
meeting which Will TAX" pIa'" at m"
Y. ". =. \. auditorium AT U'"l"rk VIII
~" plHn" number selected which Will
J." played by Mrs. Rita Roster Moor"
and It Iianu solo for vote" hy Mrs. Ivan
Radcliffe. Of Nnrw""d Mrs. W. t.
Woulouw"h'r viii u" tn" accompanies.
Airs. L. :. lt"Iniu". Mrs. Walter M"lur"
and Mrs ". !. Wilson will act as hos
toss. and Mrs 'hds. ". Morrison pres
idcnr OF IN" club. VIII preside
Tn" u""iinG viii h' held At o'clock
nj til" \. q. l. W. auditorium.
The Wheeling intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1903-1961, 1920-01-21
CAR CREW IS
HELD Up BY
ARMED NEGRO
CONDUCTOR MCPHERSON RELIEVED
OF $50 WHILE THRO"N9
SWITCH
Motorman Tries Rescue, But Il Com
PEELED to Watch Fellow Comraos
Robbed


William Nickersun. conductor on the
Panhandle line Of the Wheeling Trac-
ticn company. was held UP and ROBBED
81 ,io las. night near Giichrist mine.
S,ckrrson. who was on the last car 10
dc city last light was getting our 20
.hrow the switch near the mine Hhen
au armed negro appeared and lorcea
Nj, tu hand over his receipts for the
day. The m"torman * the car, !AlNa a.
Il edmond came to his rescue with the
controller handle. but he was 1orceG 70
thr negro rined the conductors peck
is. After has ing made his haul the
negro backed slowly over the hill 10
he river bank and made his escape.
Sheriff Hastings and posse OF depu,
ties got 20 the SrrEc Of the .hold-up and
mad. every effort TO locate IN" nigh
%3lynau. but NJ had made good MS eS-
cap. during the interval. II is thought
that lie managed t. cross the river near
Nhc Scene # the hOld-up.
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Services Last Evening.

Funeral services FOR Mrs. Margaret
Ann Grafton. prominent East End
woman who died "u SuudIy ,v"Hln..
were held last evening IN her lat" rest
dcnCr II uClo'N. i;"r. " II. Fields,
pastor Of the First Christian rnurcn.
uificiatrd. Tho remains VIII u" Sh!Er"d
Ia StcuhcnvIllC. whc~" rn',"'m"ut viii
DC mad IN the family hUryiaS place.
Sh" was born and reared in Stcuhcu-
VILE and had h'"u = resident as ih9s
vicinity for the past twtuly-S"v"u years.
she Is survived by h"r husband. William
Grafton. and several uiCC"S aud
y, nh
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SECURING THE JURY

Special Dispatch TO The lnt"lliSNnccr.
IADlX. ONO. Jan. 20, IN" hrSt day
Of thu trial Of Edward johnson. charged
with the murder If his wife. who's body
was found IN a lonely raV!nc two years
after her disappearance. resulted In the
partial securing ~ the jury. Great
crowds th-ong"d the court house. and
tn" pubic interest is intense. johnson
strongly denies the crime.
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Funeral sCrviCos Tor GcorGc u. N""-
nan. who died at ;hr family rcS.d"n""
on the South Side. Sunday. will II" h"ld
this att"rn"uu At O'clock. from thu
home Of his parents, No. NIL r'"i
ST. Matthew's Episcopal church. VII he
IN charg' 80 IN" services. assisted by
/ Rev. j. l.. Fish. rector of st. Andre" S
EpiScup church. lntorm"nt Will tee
made in Peninsula cemetery TN" d"'
ceased was born and reared on tn"
South Side. IL" was connected for 4
few years with III" lnt"llircn"'r. liz ~
survived by his parents, SIN brothers
and two sisters.
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ONE KILLED.; SEVEN
INJURED IN WRECK

rlTTSRU RICH. Jan. ."0.--JUScrh /.
Lower. of Fort Wayne. Ind, MAS killed
a:d seven other persons w"r" injured
when III" Pittsburgh and chiraGo OK
press on III" Pittsburgh, Fort Wayne &
Chicago railroad was wr"rk"'s between
East liverpool and NV Waterford at
$50 n'clp"k THIS morning.
The Wheeling intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1903-1961, 1920-01-21
TOR SAL-HA1H
ron sALE-Farm Of 1o3 acres, in

ron sALE-Farm Of 1o3 acres, in the
southern party Of Carroll county:
good room house. good spring. plenty
Of out buildings. acres of good orc.-
ard, all kinds Of fruit, good stable. 6
acres Of fine white oak timber. land is
dark sandy loan. is we'll manfred and in
a good state Of cultivation, nice to
work, over miles to r r., on mail
route. handy to school. church and good
market. and also telephone in house.
Price cheap If sold at once. Sherman
Upton. postoffice, Conotton. Ohio. r. F.
D. !. 1a-3l-g
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Funeral OF Miss Conneu

Funeral services for Miss Annie J.
Cunncll Will hc held this morning IL
$40 o'clock from the r"sidcnc" OF her
mother. Mrs. Catherine Cnnueu. No
mass VIII be- offered ~ 81. Joseph 5
cathedral i; . o'clock. ln;"rm-ut will
b" mad" in Mt. CALGARY cemetery. Tho
deceased WAS in her S1th year It axe"
and is survived by her muthcr. three
brothers and one sister.
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I'll rot confer with sorrow TIL tomor-
row.
But JOY sail have her way this very
day"
81 shall he 50 happy vixen get that
addition On the liyIngroUm. n friend
Of min" SAID to me the other day.
Her husband laughed.
Long Time to Wait. ]
"t"uldn'' You manage to b" happy
TIN then" NJ inquired. You know there
isn't u Chauc" OF your getting that done
before Spring. and that's Il long time
10 BE- waiting (" be happy"
I'm not So sur" Of that" said 10"
Probably you didn't know You meant l.,
but | wouldn't b" surprised ii you meant
IL All the same. I've lived with you
seven years. my dear"
Of course. Sh" confined 10 poCh-ponh
the idea that Sh" meant anything of tn"
sort: but although | haven't lived with
h"r for seven wears, I've known her huS-
bands Suspicious. For although she Is
a very nice prison in many ways. SIN"
Is on" Of those people who are apt I"
strain So hard toward IN" futur" that
they never really liv" in IN" present.
Their Happiness Is Always Just Ahead.
They always see happiness just ahead
When thcy got this dnnc-wh"n thcr
have that fined tho way hey want it
when they get down to their sumlner
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SImNl0 tuWtrNl srrvjc"S VII mArk Inc
last rites for icorE" Hannah, years
George Hannah, thus afternoon ~ The
family home. No. l1!Jr: Lind str'-'. al
2:3O O'Clock. Rev. W. II. Fields. pastor
Of the First Christian church. viii HAY"
Charg" Of Ia" SrrN ice. lnt"rncut viii
be made in Peninsula cemetery. TIL"
child died Sunday after choking IN Il
piece Of coCoanut and Ia" IrlCt s::''lcn
parents have the Symp? ihy II : I3st OF
friends in their LcrcavrIE"ut.
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SUNRISE Party.

Mrs Sarah Gardner vas pleasantly
surprised last evening at her home. NJ.
it23 Jacob street. IN honor 81 her nifty
NTH birthday. Music. gaines and cards
we're IN" main diversions " III" evening
and al reasonable hour dainty LUNCH
con was S"rN ed.
Those present were: M"Sdan"S. John
Sclvry. J. Thompson. Lawrence "un-
derrick. charles HarrnaS. John W"it&' J.
+. J. Eardu"r. G""rg" Himm.rs: Z.
Xciglrr \. prth. 4. II. Gardner. William
Schenk " lss"S-NirE!n:a Orth. ElSi,
Holt, Edna Holt. iabi" S"lNcy. Garnet
Miller. B.atrIrc Gardner, Lucia Gard
n"r. Mabel G"h"y. MrSsrs. Wi!h"rt
Noltr. Ray H"It. Erin M"uNry. Luther
l.IrNnCr
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wANTED-Wc start yon in the candy
business. at home, small room. or any
where. Everything furnished. Earn
$50 wkly. UP. Men-women. Experience
Unnecessary. Advertise candy. Write
for particulars. Speciality Candymakins
CO. 5-South 18th St., Philadelphia. Pa.
ja-lS-I2Yks
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wANTEp-MALE.
LARGE mANurAcru1E1

Wants rcpresenla1ives 10 sell shirts, IN.
dcrVcar, hosiery. dresses, waists. skirts,
direct 10 homes. Write for free sam
pies. Madison Mills. 500 Broadway. New
York, y. Y. sat-jy-26-jylS go
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MIKE O'DOWD KNOCKS
OUT TOMMY MURPHY

BOSTON. Mass. Jan. .v.--MiKc
ODowd, -. Paul. Mimi. ln.ddlrw"ight
champion. kn"rhcd out Tommy Murphy.
Chtragn. here tonight in tn" bird round
Of n SChr,iulrd iN-lL" round bout.
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Keenan, Funeral To-day.

Intarm"nt wlI hc made in Greenwood
cemetery.
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perirnc". who Is capable or figuring
weights and preparing cost estimates.
Apply in person To Estimating Depart
mnnt Wheeling Mold & Foundry Com
pany. ja-1I-m
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SOCIETY NEWS
EnRaTement Announced.

At luncheon given last evening at
tn" home Ui Mrs. Stella chambers at
NarwoOd. announcement vas mad" OF
the CngaC,Iurmi of her daughter, Miss
Laura Chambers. to Mr.. Lloyd Scarey.
Of Nj. dc ohartal. TIL" date of the
Wedding wa mot made known. The en-
-aE-mCnt was announced to the follow
ing guests. With whom Miss 'hamocrs
- aSsocia'rG as "A night operator in
the Wheeling exchange Of the Bell TEL
phone Company:
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wANTED-To rent. "a or roomel
house. with bath and yard. Can fur
nish reference. Ans. Rooms. care Wig.
Intelligencer. )a-l9-i
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1o1 1KNT
ron RENT
t.Nzll-

ron RENT-Three story brick stor'
building. No. 11i6 Main street. Pos
session April l, 1920. Inquire Mrs.
street. Telephone 3e7S-R ja-2l-m
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nscELLANEous.

WANTED-At once, two good house 20
house demonstrators. Salary and
commission. 10 McLain Bldg. between
| and p. NJ. Ja-2O-i
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Remhofl Funeral rhursay.

Funeral services for Mrs. ka;h"ri:,c
Rcmhoff. widow at tn" lat" Henry
Hcmhoff, who died n the family resi-
denCc Oh South Euff street. will l." held
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SALESMAN for coffee by long establish
ed roasters REQUIRE thoroughly ex-
ucrienccd salesman. with successful
record and personal ACQUAINTANCE retail
grocers Wheeling territory. Give par
ticulars past and present positions. age,
salary. Replies confidential. Unusual
opportunity for right man. lowering
Coffee Co. Baltimore. Jim
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wANTED-Gir!s to work on power sew
ing machines. Experience required.
Ohio Valley Mattress Co.. goth st.
ia-lS-r
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ANOTHER POOR MANS"
WELL AT M'KEESPORT

rITTSBI I;tin. Ian. 20 Exrit"a,' ut
IN jn" Suak" Hollow gas H"ld near Nj
h""Spuri was at fever heat to-day wh"H
i h"ramr known ihal another poor
mans" we'll had com" in with ~ cs-
'irr,ar"d flow If 4.rhu."hu cubic t""t II
day and tha' gas had been found III tn"
Eig lniUu sand mt ?io f""'. tn" vel!
is located outsd" tt" district where IN
t"nSiI" drilling has boon in progress.
and .l''urd:ug ~ some authorities means
a., rN'.uSinn uf IN" field.
IN, Ernyu VOL. which was called 4
duStrr IL Ia. Spr", hl"y sand last week.
was drilled I" IA" lfranturi sand 800
r..' aud cam" =: today with flow "f
50" unn rubi,. feet.
Au,,' h"r cuus.. tor excitement was the
strong flow Of salt water struck in
II 'Irr'"r No. =. IN" flow at times going
over ~" top Of the DERRICK. This "\'
- r's IN tn" ucld. DECLARED indicated
III. pr"scn"" Of oil.
RIVE TELEGRAAS.
Davis Island Dam. feet stationary,
rain.
MnrEantown. nine feet, stationary.
cloudy.
S,.uhcnvilc. feet. stationary, rain.
Warren Is feet. cloudy.
l'arkrrsburg 81 feet rising. cloudy.
Oil city Il feet, stationary, cloudy.
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FoR SALE.

ron SALB-One q ton REQ truck. ir
first class condition. Address q. l.
S., care Intelligencer. Ja-li-l
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ROE REHT-TuRNIsRED RooHs

PoH AHNT-Small furnished rooms. per
week S235 to $3.50. Bath and phone
1929 Chapline St ja-2l-i
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1ox SALE-Pool room and soft drink
place, doing business. best Of reason
for selling. Write to H. Fl. n. 5fs
wheeling Ave, Cambridge. Ohio. ja-l1-i
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Fox SAIH-One 1900 egg candle incu-
bator. Will sell At low price. c. II,
Warden, Wellsburg. Phone 1S5 WI
wood. 1a-l24f ;
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WANTED-SALE8nHN

wANTEp-Salcsmen for central and
western Ohio, sell Print-o-grap Ma
chimes 10 merchants only. guarantee
right man $50 weekly. Reference and
experience. eX-servicc men preferred.
Write Z. c.. care 1ntelligencer. ja-21-i
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--Nv-~ Secured Trndc.
"a marks register
4 - = 10 - ed. Patent and
trademark litigation. Booklet free.
II. =. DUNLAP, Patent Lawyer.
National Exchange Bank Building.
Wheeling, ". Va
BUSINESS oPPoHTUNITuS.

farm work. To sell and install our
farm lighting systems. 4 permanent
profitable business for the right man.
Get in on the ground floor and ta::c
advantage Of our big advertising cam
paign just starting. Lock Box III.
Wheeling, West Va ja-2l-l
N@LIoMu are suffering with rheurnL-
tism. Most important discovery Of tbs
age. A herb that actually drives th3
urely out Of the system. People write
US and say they are astounded at tie ~
suits, especially on the kidneys. Just
think Of the money making possibilities
Representatives Wanted. 3L13 pound
postpaid, 10 pounds IS expreSs pad
Rheumatism Herb Co. Venice. Calis.I'
MIA. o-IS.u
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ZAJEZD DO DETROIT.

V ned6li, dne 18. cervence,
bude uvaden V Detroit novy
rad Jednoty C.S.P.S., pod jme-
mem Young Bohemian Order
of Detroit. PozGstava z mia
dych lidi, vetsinou v teto zemi
rozenych bude miti anglic-
kou jednaci rec. X tomutD u
vadeni, jez provedeno bude
slavnostnfm zpGsobem, zavita
cely Mar. Hlav. Rad G.. S. P. S.
mimo to Sc ocekava znacne
ucastenstvi krajanu v1bec, ze-
jmena ovsem clenG zminene
Jednoty. Bude to po dlouhem
case opet prvni vylet do nasi
nejblizSi slime ceske osady a
Detroitsti test Sc ma hromad-
nou navstevu svych cleveland
skych sousedd. Slibujf, re tn
navstevu oplati, az zde budou
poradany sokolske zavody neb
verejne cvicenf, kdyby snad ze
zavodu, jak Sc zda, seslo.
Vyjede Sc sobotu, II. Ger
vence vecer po lodi a kazdy,
kdo 81 chce zajistiti misto ku
spani must Sc prihlasiti V cas-
u vyboru, tax ably mohlo mu
byti zaopatreno. Prihlasky mo-
hou Sc diti bud v sobotu odpo-
ledne nebo We stSedu vecer ".
uradovne c. S. P. S. v Narod-
nj Sini, kde bude prftomen ne
ktery 2 vybord, nebo u jedno-
tlivych clenu tehoz, jimiz jsou
PIP. JOS. Frcka, Frank KarnosI
a Vaclav Svoboda.
SveÌŒt = World. [volume] (Cleveland, Ohio) 1911-1939, 1920-07-03
IA PATEtNf ROURE ZASA-
ZENO BYLO BLESkEM SEST
DOMU.


Ia patecni boure, rozpou-
tavsi Sc k 9 hod. vecerni mad
Clevelandem, uderil blesk do
sesti domu, zatopeny nektere
sklepy ulice a podvazana po-
ulicni doprava. Zranen nebyl
nikdo, pokud lie seznati z pol.
raportu, ale "a to jest dosti
skod zp1sobenych rozkacenym
zivlem ma majetcich.
Uprostred nejvetsiho Tadeni
bylo hasicstvo povolano v devil
ii pripadech behem pull hodi-
ny. V Lakewood a Rocky River
udala Sc prava prGtrz mracen
a porusenim elektrickeho We
deni shasta svetla, coz zpuso-
bilo i nahle zakonceni zabavy
clevelandskeho yachtoyniho
klubu. Take vcerejsi boure nej
vice besnila ma zapadni strane,
kde celkem uderilo petkrate,
kdezto ma vychodni strane zpG
sobil blesk kvetinarskemu "a
vodu Kirchner Bros, 6701
Quincy Ave. skody "a $500.
Illuminating Company byla
vcera zahrnut zadostmi Wy
slani pomoci, jelikoz elektric-
Ike svetlo precetnych pfi-
padech vypovedelo sluzbu. Po-
dobne preruseno bylo spoje-
nj telefonicke. Ma Carnegie A
We. a vych. % ul. prasklo hla-
vni potrubi vodovodu "a nej-
vetSi boure a nssledek bylo
zatopeni okolnich sklepeni a
preruseni poulicni vozby ma
p1l hodiny.