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The Wheeling intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1903-1961, 1920-07-02
CANAL ROUTES ARE
TO Be DISCUSSED
Hearings TO Be Hold at Pittsburgh on
September 2oth and Toledo,
September 27th.

Wheeling people arc k"cnly Interested
| IN tho proposition Of building a canal
| from tho Ohio river !" Lake Fri" and
announcement that n hearing on routes
for the proposed canal will be held in
/ Pittsburgh and Toledo viii be read with
much interest.
Colonel William V. Judson. Chicago.
| ILL, presiding officer OF the special
hoard OF officers appointed BY the chief
| Of engineers. L. S. A.. ~ make A pre-
: liminary examination OF proposed routes
for a rivcr-to-lakc canal, yesterday an
nounCcd that the board will hold public
hearings AT Pittsburgh. September 20.
and at Toledo. September -.
This announcement was made follow
ing the close OF a session Of the board
at Cincinnati. which WAS begun Monday.
During this session the board arrived
! Al estimated costs OF each Of the four
! proposed routes now under conSidcra-
| ton and Il is said that these costs are
| bl Scd upon the scale Of prices prevail
! ing in 1916. But the board, IN submit
| ting its report. will make a perCcnta &c
estimate Of the increase OF present
prices over those Of 1916. II vas also
decided. il is stated. to figure on a canal
the size Of the New York State Barge
| Canal
In connection with his announcement
| Of the public hearings 70 he had next
| September. Colonel JudSon gave out the
| following statement:
The board requests a careful presen-
| tation Of the views OF interested indi-
vidual organizations regarding the COM
| mercial and economic value 10 be antict-
| pated from the construction "f canal
over any OF tho several possible routes
| between the Ohio river and Lake Erie
| and between Lake Erie and Lake Mich!-
gan. 1T is particularly desired that
such views be specific. and that they be
supported by references 10 authoritative
statistics wherever possible. Obviously
} Gcncralitics will b" OF little value in the
| considerations at hand.
! although oral representations are
| admissible. II is urged that for IN" pur-
pose OF record and Of deliberate consid-
| Grafton all important statements be
| submitted in writing.
! 1T will be noted that the board is
| called upon for any recommendation for
! cooperation on tn" part OF local inter-
csts. Accordingly, III" board will appre-
ciats An expression from thoS" in re-
| sponSiblc advocacy "f any Of tn" soy
cral routes open TO selection. Of the CN-
tent in total funds, or percentage "t
! total costs. 10 which local cooperation
may be counted upon.
The Wheeling intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1903-1961, 1920-07-02
NO FIREWORKS
while PARADE
IS ON MARCH

Chief Of Police Fred Frazier stated
last night that PURSUANT 10 request
made by The parade committee or the
vmcriCa nization celebration Of Indepen-
dcncr Day. he will issue an order 1or-
bidding the exploding OF hrccrackers or
any kind Of explosives in the morning
Of July 5 from o'clock until noon
along the linc Of march OF the parade.
The committee having the selection
Of tho line Of march on march in hand
are col. G. II. Sands. L. S. A: grand
marshal Of the parade: Fred Roderus.
one ~ his aides. and Peter Haberstick.
paradr director. have gone over thu
streets and selected route and Will
mako their decision known at the meet.
ing To he held AZ the Chamber OF Conn
mrrcc assembly rooms tonight.
The request was made Of Chict y
Police Frazier because Of the liability
of accidents To mounted mon in the pa.
radc. whose Skittish horses might -
frightened by an explosion and run
AWAY injurinC not only tho riders. hut
some Of the spectators gathered 10 50
tn" parade pass.
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disportCd themselves on the swings,
slides and various equipment provided
for their amusement.
Chairmcn % the various committees
assisted by Mrs. J. Har"ld Brennan.
president Of the ciuh. wh" worked Just
as hard as any body To make tho day q
great success, were Mrs. 4. r. robert
son. who looked after tho cafeteria
Mrs NlsA Young. IN Ch1rG" of the XIII
chen: Mrs. !. Dana TOmlinSon. in charSG
of the bridge reservations: Mrs. Fred
t'arlS ~ charge ot sewing; MISS Elca-
nor Taylor. who looked after the play
grounds: Mrs. charles Bcckman il
rharGc of refreshments. and Mrs. ;. NJ.
Nuy"S and Mrs. Dana TomltnSon. 10
charge of the dancing.
Among those included In tho after
Mrs. Malcolm Brlcc was hostess at q
table which included Mrs. Edward So
rcL Mrs. rha$. ". Bates and Miss Ca
militia Bryant.
Percy Norton and Mrs. George Rogers.
Mrs. Jesse Bloch entertained a party
composing Mrs. ChaS. Tu,lc OF Will
Transport. Pa. Mrs W. ". Holloway
and Mrs. II. c. Hazlett.
Mrs Percy Norton entertained Mrs
CharlIr Woods Miss Lilly Woods and
Miss Eleanor Greer. and At another Ia
bic. Miss Ruth Schuttcr. Mary Stephens
and Virginia WeStling.
Mrs. Florence Wolfe was hostess At 4
table where were seated Mrs. JnnA
Frasicr. Mrs. Anna l.. Smith, and Mrs
Flora Williams.
Mrs. r.. ]. Carver entertained Mrs. \.
c. Squibb and Mrs. }. r Reed
Mrs. James Brennan was hostess 70
Mrs. \. T. Sweeney. Mrs. u. II. Dorsey
and Miss Rose Schwcrtstcrgcr.
Mrs. \. t. Wheat had as her guests
Mrs. Sara Jackson. Miss Dorothy Berry
Of Huntington and Miss Alberta Sui"I
Mrs. Carl Bender was hostess TO MrS'
Arthur I.anghans, Mrs. J. H. curl. Mrs.
+ 5, Honckcr. Mrs. carl Schucdcck"r.
Mrs. Frank ByC0tt and Mrs. Chas. klCil
Mrs John Schcnk entertained Mis-
Ada Quinn. Miss Ida louUElnE"r. Miss
Aurrlia l.ohsr and Miss MINT" l.0hS".
MISS Virginia Hoffman was hostess
10 a table which included Miss Virginia
Mckee Mrs Cart Schmidt and Mrs
ChaS. Penney.
MrS ". (. Etzl"r entertained Mrs;
John Clarke. Miss Martha Et1l'r and
Mrs Robert Finley Park.
Mrs. Walker tll"n was the hostess
n MrS. Adda Morris and Miss Nan
licndershot Of Moundsvili", Mrs. II. {,
Uhlrich. Mrs. James Nalston and Mrs.
Mrs. Alfred PAUL. Mrs. Howard Haz-
lett. Mrs. {. W. Bingham Of Washing
ton. n G., and Mrs. L. {. Ewing. made
Mrs. Edgar !. Sweeney entertained
Pittsburgh. Mrs. blanche Baird cooper
and Mrs. GcorCc StcenrOd.
Mrs. Earl Hcuman entertained Mrs.
Arthur DIXON Of Martins Ferry, Miss
Kate WcIdebusch and Mrs. George Ew-
Mrs. VIII Leach was hostess u Miss
Marguerite Gundling. Mrs. Finn -Nl'm,
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zen delicious, economical, ready-cooked meat n1et
MONDAY
Tipe-with milk
For 5-37hc

Selected tripe cooked
10 a toothsomc ten
dcrncSS with rich.
fresh milk and then
Immediately canned
that is all that's in y
tin Of Council Trip"
II is a splendid dish
- just heat Il anil
serve plaln. And
thIUN. only 5. :" for
tho meat dish Of =
meal, Serving I
frequently i one Wv
t. lower tn" cost OF
m"at.
The Wheeling intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1903-1961, 1920-07-02
Honorary bridge Party

Mrs. Jesse Bloch will entertain with n
bridge party this afternoon at her home
N Pleasant Valley in honor Of Miss Viz
EinIa Cooper. Of New York CITY. VIII" -
tho guest Of Mrs. Arch Moffatt. Of Pleas
an, Valley. The guests will Inolud" the
members Of the Younger social set and
tho afternoon will be devoted To bridg"
with three tables accommodating the
guests. Tho games will be supple
m"nt"d with n light luncheon.
r. u, King. Of SistCrSvillc is spending
s"rvral days visiting friends in this
city.
Charles Christian. Of New York city.
will lcav" this morning after looking
over business interest In this city.
Mr.. and Mrs. I. y. Johnson. of Mar
ion s. G. Will" on their way home
after viSi; through the northeast. are
stopping in this city.
William Hubbard NJ Sistcrsvill". is
looking after business in the northern
Panhandle
Mr and Mrs. NJ Collins md children
Of Portland Oregon. are stopping in
this city for n few days on their way
back home.
r. Z. ChNeicy. Or Warfcld. Va Is in
THIS city looking after business matters
Mr.. and Mrs. Swancy. Of GhriChSN lie.
OHIO, arc visiting friends in tn" East
End.
Peter Rync. Of Midland. Pa. has ro-
turned home after few days visit with
friends here.
II +. Settle or Rambling. Va. while
on his way 10 Pittsburgh. stopped over
in this CITY last night.
W. n. Williamson has returned 10 h's
home in Woodsfcld after visiting with
friends on North Main street.
W 4 Chceley left last evening for
his homo in Virginia after a business
trip To the northern Panhandle.
\. {. Fearing. Of Columbus. Ohio. 10
n business visitor here.
MIR and Mrs. l.. F.. Alien and daughter
Of cincinnati. Ohio, arc visiting friends
in this city.
George SNYDER has returned 10 his
home in WcllShurG after visiting friends
in East Wheeling Yesterday.
w. r. Reed. Of Pittsburgh. Is visiting
relatives and friends in this city.
F"rt Paulton of WooGS1i"ld, ls spend
The Wheeling intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1903-1961, 1920-07-02
SERVICE STAR LEGION
wTT PARTICIPATE


Members Of the Service Star Legion
Will take An important part IN the big
parade ~ next Monday. twenty-five
members having been assigned 10 carry
the large banner heariG the words in
black on white ground. From Wheel
ing - Berlin" TIL" Strcamer Will u
carried 1t the head of the American
LcEi"n.s marching body.
Membership of the Service Star has
boon growing rapidly in the past few
weeks. - new members having been
taken at the last meeting alone. The
next meeting Of tho organization which
now comprises nearly hundred. will
he held at the new quarters Of the Am
orican Legion in the Schcnk building at
9:l5 Monday morning.
Meetings have h"cn hold at tn" Gham-
hcr Of Commerce rooms through the
courtesy Of tho members. on Mondays
the third Of the month. hut in tho future
All meetings will h" held on the fourth
Fri lay Of each month
Among those who will carry the
Strcamer on Monday will be-: Mrs. Chas.
Jones. Mrs. l.. ]. Rhodes. Mrs. Mary Hell
frlch RublC Mrs. John Slamnr. pres dent
Cf the Service Star Legion. Misses Ethel
HopwoOd, Virginia Hill and others.
The Wheeling intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1903-1961, 1920-07-02
CITY HALL POLE
DRESSES UP FOR
FOURTH OF JULY

Tho lofty iron nag pole situated just
alongside the soldiers and Sailors
monument at III" city Hall building
received its second coat Of black paint
last night III preparation for the Fourth
of July celebration. and MS there was
n small supply of pain; left. tho smaller
Of tn" two lannon's that rest nj the
base nf the manumcnt also received a
coating OF black.
rho pole ia over nifty feet in height.
and the contract was taken. it was
stated. by Smith Calvert. who is pro-
hciont ~ such work. One Of tho mon
employed by Calvert slipped while half
way up the pole on Wednesday night
and came 20 the ground with a jolt that
Jared his anatomy.
While at tho top ~ the pole III"
man engaged in the work threaded the
flag halIards through block and now
all Is ready for Old Glory To snap in
tn" hr""z" on the City building front
on Monday morning
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ling several DAYS her, Looking after bus
| mess matters.
II. II. Manns hns returned to his ho me
| IN PITTSBURGH after visiting mere Tor inc
NIs Otto Krci= and daughter Of
| rcoria. III. Who a." WISHING friends IN
! this section are stopping at tn" Mcclure
: hotel
. George W. Glover Of Toledo. is stop
! ping at the Grand Central Will" in the
! CIV looking alter business matters.
! Mr and Mrs {. II. Brown. of Ham'l-
! Ton. Ohio. are visiting friends in this
iClly.
CLYDE Chcclcy will lcav" This morning
, for Warficid Va, after a visit with
! relatives here.
ONO. moturcd /" this city yesterday
| where they are visiting friends.
Twentieth Wedding Anniversary.
| Mr.. and Mrs. W. \. bloomfield were
| surprised by party Of friends at thcir
! homo on Indiana street. Island last
! night. who called Ia congratulate them
| on their twentieth wedding anniversary
| Rcfrr shments .Wcrc served and d de-
! nGhtful evening spent.
| Those who called were:
McsHamcs
| Frank look John w. Birch
| Andrew Sweeney Jacob birmingham
! T s. Cluhb Wm. Wells
of ST Louis. VIM. Ward
/ q. r. Dorsey Harry McndeI
/ II. I. Franzhcim Rose SChwartsfcrGc,
! Misses
| Carrie Conn Eleanor Sweeney
| Hannah Whalnv Helen bloom "a
| Emily ShcpparI Louise El"omhCid
Bridgeport Gil 10 We'd.
| Miss Mabel Winland of RrldGcPort,
| o. Will be married on Saturday 20 Mr..
| RAYMOND Ernest Mohncy Of Johnson
! burg IA. The wedding will take place
at Eric. Pa. in the Presbyterian church
| oC that place. the pastor Of the church
| reading IN" wedding sNrvi"c.
Miss Wnland Will have as her brides
! maid Miss Lydia Strnsnidcr Of Mounds
! VILE. vino Will accompany her to Eric
| on Saturdat morning.
The hridc-t"-h" is III" popular dauGh-
ter Of Mr.. and Mrs. y. W. Winland
! Of bridgeport aud is ono Of the we'll
| known Bell telephone operators IN the
| Wheeling exchange. MIR. ohncy is tn"
son OF Mrs. NJ. H. Moi and holds
| p responsible goVcrnmc position at
| Eric.
Following the Wedding bride will
! return to this city and & remain at
The Wheeling intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1903-1961, 1920-07-02
REDUCE YOUR SHOE BILLS

Aliens Fcot-Easc the antlsePtc
rowder TO De shaken into IN" SHOES; no.
H,Iy stnps the pain OF Corns and bum
IONS and gives quick relief To sweating.
callous. tried. aching. tender feet.
busters and sore spots bu' Aliens Foot
Ease rests the feet. keeps them cool and
comfortable all the time. SAVING the
constant wear on shoes caused by nerY-
BUSINESS Of the feet Shoes and stock
ings wear twice as long WHOM you walk
IN comfort. Try Aliens Fcot-EaSc today.
The Wheeling intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1903-1961, 1920-07-02
lUGSDA !
Plotted Tongue
For 500

Tender selected ton
Guc. we'll cooked and
perfectly seasoned.
then chopped fine.
Ready for delicious
sandwiChes--or for
-Crl Ing hot on too s..
Tor !uurhcors or pic
MICS or after thea
'-s treats. th'7 pot
ted t"EEu" l. per
l'Ut.
The Wheeling intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1903-1961, 1920-07-02
THURSDAY
Sausage Meat
Fer $500

Finely minced choice
meat. sptccd 10 q zcst
ful dclicaCy - those
arc tho ingredients
or Council SausaS"
Meat. They arc COOK
cd 10 a turn and ar"
rare. good eating.
BESIDES, Council Sau-
sage Meat Is cConnm-
iCal beyond Cnmpari-
son.
The Wheeling intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1903-1961, 1920-07-02
FRIDAY
Oven Baked Beans
For 4-25C

A large can Of oven
baked beans costing a
quarter. IS q meal in
itself. and note that
the Council Beans
are genuine oven ba x
cd. not steamed or
boiled-caCh bean IL.
therefore. mealv. del,
iCate. tender. whole
and diEestible. too.
Council B ans arc
as good cold as hot.
either with or with
out tomato sauce.
The Wheeling intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1903-1961, 1920-07-02
SATURDAY
Deviled Ham
For 500

Sugar cured ham,
cooked right. then
chopped fine and mix
ed with dclicat" sea-
son!ng that adds 10
that rich ham flavor.
Serve on hot tNa 50.
For stuffed eggs or
green peppers - "r
inst plain sandwiches
you'll find this ham
delicious.
The Wheeling intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1903-1961, 1920-07-02
WEDNESDAY
Ham burger Steak
and Onions
For SOC

Primo StCak-thc very
brst-Chopped fine.
Just enough onion for
flavor, cooked IN a
turn-thores a real
meal. It's all in on"
largo can Of Council
Il a III y Q r ger steak
and Onions, ready
for tho table except
for warming.
The Wheeling intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1903-1961, 1920-07-02
APPEAL FOR COAL

CHICAGO. July It'll" state public
utilities commission was appealed 10
TODAY by tho Chicago real estate board
for aid to enable Chicago apartment
building owners To obtain coal. Louis
T. Orr, cha irmau or tho Goa! committee
OF the board. told The commission that
the situation confronting apartment
owners WAS acute. ard that immediate"
action j. necessary 10 prevent coal
SHORTAGE next winter.
Mr.. orr said Chicago Is not receiving
. normal supply OF coal. due {" failure
OF the railroads {" move freight cars
and the limiting Of coal shipments from
Virginia and West Virginia 10 New
England.
The Wheeling intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1903-1961, 1920-07-02
Country Club Draws Crowd.

ono OF the largest crowds of IN" sea
son d!ncd at the Country club last might
which WAS the scene OF great Eaiety
and many practice matches for the golf
tournament which will he staged begin
ming Saturday. and being completed on
Monday. About sixty diners enjoyed
the evening at the club.
The Twilight Cubs monthly meeting
was held a. tho club last night. about
thirteen members being present. Indj-
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ston. Hous. Continues popular.

Among those who had dinner at the
stone House last night were: Mr.. and
Mrs. c. \. House, Mr.. and Mrs. Alfred
Fault. and party OF Cour: Mrs. August
puga. and party Of three: Mr.. william
Davis and party Of three: Mrs. r. w.
Peterson and Mrs. T. {. Moffat. Mr.. and
Mrs. Arthur Stifel and family.
The Wheeling intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1903-1961, 1920-07-02
SUNDAY
Roagt or Boiled
Mutton
For 5-70c

That's two whole
pounds OF mutton. no
bone or waStc-morc
than enough Tor a
family of heavy cat
ers-and such mutton
tender. choice and
prime. Ready for the
table after heating the
can in boiling wat'T
for L few minutes.
Compare It's price
with tho cost OF I'M
cooked meat.
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v!dual parties included Mr.. Henry S.!tcl
and two guests: Mr.. and Mrs. Gibson
caldwell. ~. j. Hoffman. Mr.. and Mrs.
T. W. Mctzucr. Mr.. and Mrs J. s Brady
ard TWO guests. Mr.. and Mrs. Frank
Armbrustcr. and four guests; MIR. and
Mrs. a a Wheat. Mr.. and Mr.. w. T..
Rownd and three: Mr.. and Mr.. \ l.
Paxton. Howard Hdzlclt, Jr.. and Robert
Eownd.
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Entertaining Visitors.

Miss Virginia DiGhv Is entertaining at
/ her homo on the Island. Mss Lydia
Thompson. OF Winchester. o. former
: school mate at cincinnati College Of
! Music. where Miss DiGby recently com
plCtrd n post graduate course in vocal
music. Miss Eva Carter. OF Barn"svillr.
u. will arrive on Sunday. 10 hN the
EMcSt nl Miss D!Ehw Tor a few DAVIS
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and Mrs. Albert Shepard.
Miss Adela Brandfass. Mrs. Harry
r'rlcdol. Mrs W. -. MCEluskcY and
Miss Amy Rogers made UP party. IN
which were also Mrs. Harry Spears.
Mrs. W. :. MilliEan. Of 81. Clairsviil".
Miss Nell Fricdc! and Mrs. Walter
Smith.
Mrs. + V. Dennis entertained Miss
Emma Lconhart. Mrs. samuel Windsor.
Mrs. Frank Wait and Miss katherine
EbbCrtS.
Mrs. Rctta Fawcctt Moore. Mrs. Dor.
NlnCinEcr Baird. Mrs. +. {. Daniels ami
Mrs. e.. W. Daniels. made up a party.
Mrs. J. Johns Of Martins Ferry. Mrs.
J. T.. Hiackford. Mrs. :. W. Parker anu
Mrs. J. l.. Herv"y of Martins Ferry,
Mrs. Howard Wilson Of bridgeport,
of Bridgeport and Mrs Fred Fox. com
posed a party. Of which Mrs. Georg"
HCrNcy was hostess.
Mrs. John Monks. Mrs. Jim EaiSton
and Mrs. T., Reed. made up party.
Mrs. Harry Blouse entertained Mrs.
T.. +. Rocker. Mrs. I. Z. Cole and NJ IS
Eleanor Stein.
Miss Irene Dufrcrn was hostess to
Miss Helen Gaus. Miss Kathleen True
"h"l and Miss Mariana Trucschcl
Mrs. II. W. Stubblchcld. Miss Flor.
cncc Mason. Miss Catherine Pfarr and
Ms. John Feed. made up a party.
Miss Eleanor NosSlcr. Miss Martha
Ross, Miss Anna NoSlcr and Mis- Jcs-
sic Ross. made UP a party.
Miss Caroline Rramdfass was hostess
70 Mrs. II. j. Humphrey. Mrs. Edgar
Boyd. Miss Eleanor shutter of Harris
burg. Miss Anne Huscman. Mrs. ChaS.
Flaua gan and Mrs. q. Il byron.
rhos" who Scwed were:
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West Virginia friends Of Miss Frances
Rlchey. daughter of Mr.. and Mrs: J. O..
Richey. Of iTU jefferson avenue. WASH
ingt0n. Ia. and Mr.. Boyd Marquis
Hcrschell will be- interested TO hear Of
their marriage. which took place at
Cumberland. Md. on Wednesday.
June IL.
Mrs Horschcll before her marriage
was matrun at the Home for tho Aged
and FrivndlcsS Women at PittshW sh.
and MIR. HcrsChcll is employed AT the
u. n NCrthup machin" shop at WASH
uCton. They will live al Linn avenue.
WdShing,On
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Harschsll-Richey.

home for several weeks. After Sep
TENDER the couple will reside al WASH
inGtOn. II. {.
The Morning Tulsa daily world. [volume] (Tulsa, Okla.) 1919-1927, 1920-04-25
CAN NOW EAT Three
SQUARE MEALS A DAY
Well Known Business Man
Says He Has Gained Six
teen Pounds On Four
Bottles Of Tanlac and
Feels Many Years
Younger.

81 am now able 40 eat three
square meals a day for tho first time
In two years" was the emphatic
statement made recently by Joseph
4 York, wcll-known business man
aud highly respected citizen OF
Portland. Maine.
II hni now 90 years OF age, ana
In all my life have never run across
medicine that consider In clase
with Tanlac | have Just finished
my fourth bottle and this medicine
has benefited me even beyond my
greatest hopes Besides gaining 10
pounds In weight, ! have been built
up and strengthened until ! feel all
OF 90 years younger
For the past two years ] have
been In mlserably rundown con-
dition and was compelled a short
time ago to give up all Idea OF busi-
ness ~ I was too weak 10 look after
anything I was nervous, worn-out.
had no appetite, and suffered most
an the time with indignation. Some
days would oat scarcely anything.
In fact. | was afraid 10 eat because |
knew would suffer afterward,
Sometimes I had such severe cramp-
Ing palms after eating that | would
almost die. My nerves were all un.
strung and the least thing would
worry me and / never could get a
good nights sound sleep. In fact
Just lost interest In everything and
was greatly discouraged over my
condition
"The ordinary treatment failed tc
do me any good and AK | had read
30 many statements from people
know here In Portland who had beer
, benefited by Tanlac. ! decided tC
The Morning Tulsa daily world. [volume] (Tulsa, Okla.) 1919-1927, 1920-04-25
FULLER GUILTY OF
MANSLAUGHTER
After Long Deliberation
Jury Calls for Four
Year Sentence.
INSANITY PLEA FAILS
Intimate Relations of Wife
With James Morris Ia
Cause of Killing.

Returning a verdict Of guilty to
the charge Of first degree man
slaughter, and fixing the punish
ment nt four years In tho state
penltcntinry the jury IN district
court yesterday morning before
which c. Dec Fuller was triod this
week Tor the murder Of James Nor
ris. made It's findings known to the
court after nm nll night session.
Fuller shot Morris to death " the
cigar stand of the clinton building
In this city December %. 1919,
after, according to tho testimony,
Morris persisted In meeting Mira
Fuller secretly on many occasions In
this ana other cities
Fuller claimed temporary insan-
lty as n defense, alleging he was 90
influenced by the actions OF Morris
In refusing, after having been rc-
quosted by Fuller, to remain away
from Mrs, Fuller, that when he
later saw Morris talking To his wife
in the cigar stand he shot him to
death.
Fullcd stated In his direct exami-
nation that he ala not remember
whnt happened after he entered the
cigar stand ana did not remember
shooting ut Morris, hut on croW.
examination, he varied his testimony
somewhat and said that he remom.
ber shooting n revolver but was not
conscious that he was shooting AT
Morris. Tho case was given TO the
jury Mt b:26 Friday afternoon and
no verdict was reached until an
early hour Saturday morning. Sen.
tenoc VIII he passed on Fuller Mon.
day by Judge Cole.
Attorneys for Fuller will on Mon.
day ask for a now trial. they said
last night
The Morning Tulsa daily world. [volume] (Tulsa, Okla.) 1919-1927, 1920-04-25
SET A BAD PRECEDENT
Girl Made Herself Useful and Now
l. Main DcEndcnC..

DEM EN, April 2I.-Though not
A lawyer. Miss Frank J. Emperor.
clerk uf tho Denver city council.
drafts and writes most II the ordi-
nanccs aud resolutions adopted by
that body.
Il established u bad precedent
when | started drafting ordinances
and putting them into legal form"
Miss Emperor says Tho task ls
part Of the duty Of the city attorney
ana his assistants. but now when
Wcmbcrs OF tho council encounter
any delays with these officials they
turn the work over To- me"