davidaulloa/AmericanStories huggingface dataset:
The Washington times., 1920-09-29
TODAY'S GAMES.

had Hal Chase, Heinie Zimmerman
and others on the carpet
They are INNOCENT; nothing dis
honorable was proven" was the state
ment emanating from quarters fol-
lowing the trial"
But Hal and Heinie did not as much
as play in the minors this year, let
alone their old clubs. though neither
player is yet has been.
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Here IT Is
Some men think they're aris-
tocrats because they are
too lazy to work.
Chicago pitchers with twenty-five
tories against eleven defeats.
URBAN A sPITBALLER.

URBAN A sPITBALLER.
Urban. who is n spitballer, proved
a much better world series performer
in 1917 than was Cicotte. as the Tor
mer won three out OF four games and
was the biggest individual factr in
the White Sox yiotcry over the Giants.
Cicotte is beginning to hear the call
of Father Time, and Eddie lost lot
of effectiveness when they took the
shine ball from him. However. he
had q pretty nifty season with nine
teen victories and ten defeats. though
he started to go stale in September.
He had a ten-day rest before pitching
against the Yankees in the series
which put New York out OF the
running.
Tddie hasn't been much OF world
series pitcher, as he has won only two
games out OF hve in 1917 and 1919.
The Reds knocked him out of the
first game of the 1919 series. after
which Cicotte came back and pitched
good ball, though he also lost his
second game to, Jimmy Ring by
score Of to 0.
(CopyrIsht. 1920. ny Al Munro EliasD
The Washington times., 1920-09-29
RED SOX COP

.Bstted for shaw in eighth inning.
Washington 0 -
Boston. o % rs
Runs-Brower, ORourke, Protbo. Hoop
err Foster (3), Mcnosky. Errors-Brower.
Charity. Two-base bits-roster (1), Char
rity (2), Brewer. Three base hit-Foster.
stolen base-PaschaL Sacrifice hit-Bailey.
Double play-Protho to Harris to Judge.
Left on Eton. 4: Boston, 10.
First base on balls-On shaw, 2. Hts
on Shaw, IL. in 7 innings; of shirey. in
inning struck out-By Shaw, 4: by
Pennock, 2. wild pitch-Shsw. Losing
pitcher-Shaw.
The Washington times., 1920-09-29
FLOOR MEN MEET.

The Yankee basketball team which
proved to be the best independent
basketball team in the city last year
gets together shortly for a business
meeting.
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TRIBE MUST OPEN SERIES
WITHOUT SOUTHPAWS
By FREDERICK G.. LIEB.

At the of writing the American League race stu is rsdho
ties Speaker pennsn likely he will the
Dodgers entirely Duer
Cleveland the September drive
eligible for world series participation
that has entered the
capable left handler though IN iSoo
Hugh Jennings Big Three Detroit were Bill Donovan Heoge mu
The Washington times., 1920-09-29
KING HELPS c. N. S.

sylvan KING, captain OF ons OF the
greatest elevens ever turned out at
Central, IL back helping Coach Met,-
isr With tba Central els~es-
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IT TOOK TEN

Totals .-.so1ts solb Totals Al - 40 Is
.Bstted for Bailey In ninth inning.
tran for Chaplin In ninth inning.
tran for MoInnis In ninth inning.
iBatted for Myers in fourth inning.
fBatted for Hoyt In tenth inning.
Washington. ..,...o 90 II
Boston ...,........0 800 o2 o-s
Runs-Rice, Dro~er, shsnks, EI,erbe tD,
O'Rourke, Picinioh, Foster, Menosky 0,
Hooper t), Mofnnis, Errors-Rice Brady.
T~o-bsse hits-ehanks, rllerbc, Menosky.
Stolen bases-JudGe, Harris, Bailey. Saori-
nc. hits-Brower, O'Rourke. Double plays
-O'Rourke to Judge; Prower to Judge;
ElloTb. to Harris TO Judge. Left on bsscs
Warrington, o. Boston, 10 First base on
Myers u on Hoyt, l. Hits-On Courtney,
in 2 Innings on Acosts, In inninss
on Myers. In Innings or Hoyti In
Innings Hit by pitched bsll-pv Courtney
CMenorkv Nclnnir). Struck out-By Ny
srs, .; BY Hoyt, l by Acosls, l. NinrinG
ritehsr-As~sts- Losing pttehsv-bsyt
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HARRIS AT AKRON.

Harry Harris. who played with the
Rex A. c. eleven last year. will
probably play with the Akron Inde-
pendents this fall.
The Washington times., 1920-09-29
PATTERSON At MYER.

Brit" Patterson, former Washing.
ton and Jefferson football star In
at Fort Myer. Va. He IL a lieutenant
in the cavalry.
The Washington times., 1920-09-29
ROBERTSON ON JOB.

Lawson Robertson, assistant coach
of the American Olympic team, is back
on the job as track coach at Pennsyl-
yania University.
The Washington times., 1920-09-29
MARINES ARE READY.

The Marine Corps football team OF
Qusntico, Va, would like games with
any strong team from the District in
Quantico for Saturday October and
Saturday October Q. Telegraph Post
Athletic Officer. Quantico, Va.
The Washington times., 1920-09-29
PEERLESS MEETS.

Peerless A. c. players meet at $50
.. m. today at North Capitol and l.
streets for football practice.
The Washington times., 1920-09-29
HARRY ROTE is BACK.

Harry Rote, star quarterback last
year, is again with the Lehigh eleven.
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STANDINGS

Yesterdays GAMES.
Boston, s: washington, ,.
Washington. I; Boston. g.
Cleveland, .. ST. Louis. :.
New York-Philsdel lphia- Rain.
TODAY'S GAMES.
Clevelsn nd at ST. Louis.
New York at Philadtlphla.
NATIONAL LEAGUE.
w 4. Pct W. !. Pc
Brooklyn. 30 so 500 Chicago .. - n $50
New York. IS IS .Ss7 St Louis. 70 50 al
Cincinnati so So .55T Boston. .. so ~ ..os
Pittsburgh II II $40 Philsdera. 50 80 .3ss
YESTERDAYS GAMES.
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YESTERDAYS GAMES.
Cincinnati, 2; ST. Louis, o.
t' Cincinnati, S; 81. Louis, 3
The Washington times., 1920-09-29


Every time thereafter in both
games that he went to bat the st.
Louis pitcher lobbed the ball up TO
the plate. straight as string with
nothing on It, the st. Louis third base
man would back into left held. Larry
would bunt up the third base line
and. OF course. would succeed In
sprint,ns to nrst In safety. So he got
nine hits.
The Hippodrome caused lot OF
talk: the auto concern compromised
by s,v,ne a machine to both Cobb
and Lajoio.
Ban johnson tried to laugh off the
incident Boys will be boys was
what he said In substance. They
weren't cheating; Just didn't stop to
think what they were doing"
All very well, bvt why was II that
O'Cornor lost hts Job as manager that
winter and Corriden, Howell and
Mitchell dropped out OF baseball
During the last several summers
, the National League heard oi
cheating gsinu on Its circuit II
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- UNPUBLISHED.

Above 5Oth st.-,5th Az. to North River
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Above seth st.-5th Az. to East River.
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New J,r,cy-saie or Rcnt.

icNCrJSft VILLA ot stlcco and wratharcd
beams az Gatdcu CITY. large living room.
windows on tNrcn Sides. open fireplace and
buiit-in bookcases. three master bed rooms.
- ith two tie baths, maid'7 room and bath
ON third foot bot water heat. metal
weather strips instantaneous water heater.
large plot; special price and terms tor quick
rale. g. g. HONBESBER, Fitz Roy $3.50
100 wadsNorth av.
NAMSEY.--Eie room cottage. suitable Q
families. improvements ge rage: q acre
$4,000. photographs. HOY FIR. 2i2 Bvay
Ntyy NNrt
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Above 18th 81. TO beth 81. unclusi,e).
East River Go North River.

LOFT building. above 23d 81. sos. 600. rents
go 1000; possearion. So ARuM 10 BwRy.
Al WEST 2iST ST ] story office building
routs over 10000 price $1,000. large
income. StTARUM, 80 Broadway -, '-.-
. t#EastAstsssss A.
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MONEY TO LOAN AND WANTED
ON BOND AND MORTGAGE.


wANTED-Loan $4,000. Improve New YORK
property $50 Herald, Fulton st.
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REAL ESTATE WANTED.

..-----.-a-e---sa--rf-
AMER REALTY co.. 200 broadway. buys
c"nce Men"r'au end nronx proper.ies.
SPECULATIVE Leases
Wanted
GEOR ICE NErMAN
hg2 1th av
WILL fla pYUUtfff Deb need uf rtuatrt
for alteration. ASSETS FUNDING co.
"a 1h av.
MANVEu--New Rochelle. amhti uouse. plot
T5xioO, Webster nv. section. reasonable.
HARTMANN, 225 Alexander av.. n. " city.
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Borough of oueens--sale or nen,.


OWNER MUST SACRIFICE.
TUncdlate possession, family modern
brick house, rooms. bath, enclosed porch,
parquei floors. electric lights, sewer paid
and furnace; driveway and garage space
fine location . blocks from Morris Park
station on Long land and blocks from
Cypress His trains. Further particulars
call THOMAS II. GUM. 1904 Atlantic av..
Morris Park, L. l., Richmond I'm 1921.
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CITY REAL ESTATE.

CTAS. CAL EWSFr.
RI Gus NRrrg ST
II n. WOOD co.
i2s West 72d ~. Tel. Col 62f5.
HOWARD GOLDSMITH.
G3 PARK ROW.
INCOME PRODUCING PROPERTIES
FREDERICK DEOwS, 2l5 broadway. y. y.
JULES SEHvtNG, Wa .i1r' on Heighta
Gi5 wet istvt ~. Specialists.
JULIUS TtsCHMAN & SONS INC,
rs East fist ~. Vanderbilt 1871.
On tile better class. SAMUEL
A. KELSEY 80 West i7i'h -.
w. D. RnOME B. CO..
Madtapu
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Borough of BroukIyn-saIe or Rent.

A Good Home Buy.-New. @ rooms, tiled
bath. steam heat, gas, electricity, latest
conveniences; front and back yards room
for garage and driveway, only 81 800 cash.
TELEPHONE $3.50 FLATBUSH.
NEW tapestry brick, room aud breakfast
room, sleeping porch; biggest value In
Brooklyn. II minutes Chambers st. Via sub
way; $1,000; $1,000 cash terms. TABOR,
3G NiouEhby 81. Main 82li.
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washingto. Heights. Above I25th ST..
West Of Bth Az.

WASHINGTON HEIGHTS
Lot. 25x1oo; practically excRvated unro-
stricted can be used for any purpose ga
rage foundry lumber yard. shop. &c. near
lc7th st. and Amsterdam az. WILLIAM ID.
FITZPATRICK. Singer Building.
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on THE GREAT SOUTH BAY.
UPICfIN & DEKAT.

J.. Y.-Houyes and lots, osr-
gains. SCHABEPOR$. opposite station
Telephone Springfield 1917.
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New YorL s.alc-s..Ie or Renl.

SNAIL Island On granite rock a. Thousand
Islands. y. T.. convenient 70 large hotcl
good niOor!ne Tor boat excellent fishing
s. 900. roo enable terms THE BANWAT
CORpnR trr ", - church a,.. y Y.
WORTHY FARMS EVERYwHEItE.
BATSON FARM AGENCY $50 18th av., y. =
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DWELLING bargain. West End av.. near
schwab's mansion; IA large rooms. 5
baths; only $4,000 cash required: also
D'way.
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~ .Aii,,gxsf IN Janiuica Properties
""'is"'' "1'370 r. iton H.. Jan ,tc,
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TWO lofts. G5vS5. 10000 square feet IN UT
to-date building under construction centr-
part OF Brooklyn; heat, elevator. SELDOM
& FOSTER, 22T Grand av., Brooklyn.
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REAL ESTATE-OUT OF CITY.
Long IsIand--saIe or Rent.

EI.MHURST. l.. IT room furnished house
Tor rent; 20 minutes (Jc. subway fnrc) 20
Grand Central immediate possession; rent
reasonable Phone NeWtcwn 1901, or in
spect q Petit place.
HOMES, $500 upward easy Terms. dYDE
& HAXTiit. Tort Washington. l. I.
OWNER MUST SACRIFICE beautiful new
~tuccp '0fnc, roomG. 3 riind baf %, ~uukcn
tubs buit-in fixtures. nhower, extra lava
tory, suu-parior, tl,vpins porch. screened
throughout, every Improvement. large plot
With garage, IMMEDIATE POSSESSION,
near citation, country clubs, fine schools. re-
stricted; S22 roo liberal terms Address
roy G2s. Woodmere, I. !.
ONE acre. rooms, now house. all I'm
provemsuts. paruuet floors, Tiled baths,
open flrepaces. sun parors, latest design
ar garage on a plot beautifully HANDICAPPED,
minutes TO station 5000 cash. baiarce
N easy terms. HARRY CHANDLER, But
."r ~. WoT'bury, /. l.
on THE GREAT SOUTH BAY.
UPICHN & DEkAT,
BABYLON, l.. PHONE -.
SpRINGiIET.b, J.. Y.-Rouses and lots, bar
gains. SCHABEPORS. opposite station.
Telephone Springfield 1871
TO rent. Flushing. l.. T., IS room unfurnished
house. two years. base ment laundry, store
room: first floor. drawing room, library
dining room, buffers pantry, Kitchen, maid 3
dining room; second floor, five master bed
rooms three baths third floor, three ser
wants rooms and bath. payr0om, storeroom
five minutes wall 20 Main ST. station. Tel
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Miscellaneous.

LcFT-LiEht manufacturing. ilninedlatey
reasonable rent. 1854 Webster av.: piloue
pi57 FordhRn.
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wes,chester-salc or Rent.

COLONIAL house. nine rooms. three baths,
sleeping porch, sun parlOr s3l 900. SUI
LlVAN. 90 North av., New Rochple.
HALF HOUR OUT: New England Colonial
home spa 'lous. a"tituily finished
rooms tiled baths. open fireplace, sleep
Ing porch large enclosed sun parlor, opening
from living room and dining room modern
w to dnte kitchen. with ample closet and
pantry room, thcrmostat regulated b, AT au-
tomotic hot water heater; best OF couatruc-
iioa and guaranteed; large plot; highest
class surroundings; splendid transit ura-
20, or ~ ~.touiss n~ire sil zoo. invest
nent Of $500 monthly earring charges
less than $50 including interest taxes. water
and insurance. OWNER, room 1918, - w
saith ~. Tel. Murray HIN 7e1.
HOME BARGAIN, $4,000.
New Rochelie.-i0 rooms, baths. gas, cleo
tricity, fireplsces, sleeping porch. pllt sos
frO O'CONNOR REAL ESTATE AGENCY,
24a Hugucnot ~. Phone 500 New Rochelle.
NEW ROCHELLE Homes, ali prices. DOW.
NEY. go Huguenot st. Phones is0T-4G0i
THOMAS $ BURKE, real estate. FlaEg
building Getty 20. or 8 Broadway and
valentine lane Phone 1850 Yonkers.
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Borough Of HrooLIyu.

OFFICES, business near Bor-ugh Hail. Fl
Smith st, near Fulton near subways.
Phones Shore Road GsJ1. South 1881.
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From Battery 70 18Th Sc. Inclusive.
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HOUSES TO LET, UNPUBLISHED

FOUR story. u rooms, two tiled baths. wcsl
side, 81 800 per annum
COUGHLAN & CLISBY, INC
Cor B'wsy 200 Wes' T2d 81. sol. ar
WE have pri' ate dwelli~e~ f0r leo
COUGHLAN & CLIsBY, INC,
Cor. Bvay 200 W. T@f -'. - AT
52D ST. NEAR BROADWAY upper floor.
private house. suitable Tor furnished rooms
John II. sCHEIER. A. w.t. 47th o. TEL
NINant Hi02. or lgnnt. 2gs Wet ga 81.
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CITY REAL ESTATE.

Dissatisfaction 10 owners In management
OF their property is caused by lack Of per
sonAl attention on the agents part. You
eliminate this whom my office handles Il.
Write and find out why
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borough of ttan-MigceIlaaeOus.

FOR Sale-o2 family. apartment, IN good 10
cation S72 COO about $50 go cash re-
CURED; this IN a good proposition for invest
meut. Write CHARLES COCKER. 23O Brad
hurst av.
ELEGANT four story American basement
near broadway, So 600 AEEHAN. Attor-
70 Wall.
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- UNFINISHED.

Above seth si.--5th Az. 10 North River.
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BUSINESS PLACES TO LET.

Above 14th -. TO 5Dth Sc. Unclusive}.
East River 70 North River.
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CITY REAL ESTATE.

e4f EAST hsrH ST

between I'd and 80 avs, around this cor
ner from Queens Borough Bridge; convenient
growing location: old fashioned, rOomy, four
story single flat. 25x65xiO0; four apart
ments, sbch 5 rooms and bath good loca-
ton for physician or dentist. WILLIAM =.
FITZPATRICK. owner Singer building.
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APARTMENTS = UNFINISHED.

Above 5ath st.-sth Av. TO North River
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HOUSES TO LET, FURNISHED
Borough OF Brooklyn.

Borough OF Brooklyn.
FINE stone housc TO rent. December ~
April /; . rooms. . baths. Oriental I-'f;s.
coal In cellar: rent 500 per month; 10 ages
n Flstbush. near Prospect Park. Baght9i
cNr rets station and intcrbOrouet: reference
REQUIRED. Can 40 Fenimoee 81. or telephone
Flatbu~h 422s.
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5000 cash buys 10 family house IN York
vile, showing net return Of over 81 .000
TRAUBE, 1902 Lexington Ay
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REAL ESTATE-OUT OF CITY.
Connecticut--sale or Rent.

Ga FRANkT STANFORD t0Ah. Phone ,t8.
NsJthI T2E A. GCTkTE
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BUILDING, story. 2avTO. in8 Greenwich
st, near Fulton $1,000 am required.
Gt.EENWtCH ST.
corner Murray H. N the fruit and produce
district. five stories. stores and apartments.
possession Of store floor aud rpod bn zoe
mont price reasonable. WILLIAM y. XIII
PATRICK. owner. Singer Building.
HUDSON ST.
near Christopher H.. five a'0~y
warehouse, facing on two streets
notscsq'or NAy. 1921 SAMUEL
kiLPATplCE, owner. Singer Bids.
O., foot building, autabIe for atublc. near
West nt poutn Of Liberty it,; possession
r. j. GulLTOYLE co.. INC. i05 broad
vav Vel Cortlandt 1t1l
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OBSERVATION-DISCLOSURES.

ATTRACTIVE : room apartment: new furn
turo. linen and silver; special inducemeg.
10 right party. Tel 57l4 Wadsworth
PRINCIPE, apt. 80. 51G w 1920 ST.. near
1876 subway otafi0n
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ubs

FOR sALE-i00 acres OF innd. Herradura.
cuba. Mrs. VAN GIBSON. 81 Ken, 81
GruONtvu
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REAL ESTATE TO EXCHANGE.

OWNER, hn drr no further u~e for small
3 story private house, electric light, re-
decorated ard 60 fine condition. West 04th
90 will trade for firrt mortgage or liberty
bonds r. sCuusTER. AS Brighton ay..
Iron County news. [volume] (Hurley, Wis.) 1913-1950, 1920-08-21
WAS AFRAID HIS
TIME HAD COME
Bedridden and Discouraged But
Tanlac Soon Had Him
Back AT Work.

IL hadn't struck a lick of work in
two month aud was down in bed when
/ started taking Tanlac, but by the
time had finished the first bottle |
was out OF bed and back at work
again. said Albert Luck, ga Thirty
second street, Milwaukee. Wis, who
is employed as finisher by The May
heW Furniture Co..
fl0u can imagine how Tanlac went
after my case, continued Mr. Luck,
when tell yon l gained nine pounds
in two weeks after began taking it,
and although am - years old | don't
feela day over 80. For years | suffered
with my stomach and kidney and also
from mm bago and rheumatism Every
thing / ate disagreed with me and
after every meal | would become
nauseated and bloat mp with gas until
| was miserable This gas would press
against my heart so that sometimes
| felt like il was going to stop beating
/ could hardly get M breath aud
many time | thought I was going to
die. | often had terrible dizzy spells.
when everything would turn dark be.
fore me- and ] would have 10 hold on
anything TO Keep from failing The
lumbago had me in terrible shape aud
was so badly drawn it was simply
impossible for me to walk erect.
sometimes it would come on me So
bad while | was sitting down / could
not move and they would have to put
me to bed The rheumatism was all
the time and | was so stiff | could
hardly use my limbs. La fact was in
such pain and misery night and day
Tor the past six months could hard
" get about and most of the time
spent ia bed
My wife had been insisting in my
trying Iaulac, SO / had her get me a
bottle and began 10 feel better. As |
continued taking it kept on improv-
ing until ROW am entirely relieved
OF stomach trouble and my kidneys
are IA good condition. The lumbago
Is all gone and / seldom feel the slight
est touch OF rheumatism, Why, l can
run up two steps at time aud bend
around al my work in any position
without the least effort / cant say
too much for Taulac and wouldn't
take thousand dollars for tue way
| feel"
Ianlac is sold n Hurley at Whit
man Pharmacy.
Iron County news. [volume] (Hurley, Wis.) 1913-1950, 1920-08-21
.NEIGHBORHOOD NEWS NOTES
MERCER

MI and Mrs Ed Evenson motored
to Marshfeld Sunday to visit Mr.. Ev-
enson's parents. They were accomp-
anied by Miss Marie Eyeuson, who
has been visiting here for several
weeks.
The Fabian Construction Co. is bus
lily engaged this week ia putting in the
cement sidewalk TO Mercer Lake.
The Schilleman orchestra furnish
ed music for The dance at Buck 5 re-
sort at Winchester Friday evening.
A party of seventeen girls from
Wakefield and Bessemer were brought
here in buss last Monday to spend
week. They are camping at kiIlkare
Camp on Echo Lake
Miss Katherine kOrigan, who has
been visiting at the r. l.. Ball home
for about a week, returned to her
home at Green Bay Wednesday.
Miss Louise Hanson. of Merrill.
who has been visiting at the home of
Frank sinners, returned to her home
"Wednesday morning
Mrs. F. ~ Harvey, of Chicago. a
former resident, arrived here W ednes-
day morning to visit friends, aud also
to attend to business matters.
John Reid, of Ashland, was visit
or here Sunday.
MI and Mrs ID. J Shea aud dang
liter, Mrs King, OF Chicago, were
Hurley callers last Tuesday.
A. r. Johnson spent Sunday at his
home in Ashland.
Frank Alvey. of IronwOod, was a
caller here Friday.
A party of young folks from here
attended the dance at the pavilion at
Hurley Saturday evening
Iron County news. [volume] (Hurley, Wis.) 1913-1950, 1920-08-21
Notice of September Primary.
State of Wisconsin,

State of Wisconsin,
Department OF State
NOTICE IS HEREBY GIVEN, that al
a primary to be held in the several towns.
wards. villages and election districts of
the state Of Wisconsin, on the first Tues
day OF September, A. D. 1920, being the
seventh day Of said month, the following
officers are TO be nominated:
A GOVERNOR, in place Of Emanuel L.
Philip, whose term of Office will expire
on the first Monday of January, A. d.
1921.
A LIEUTENANT GOVERNOR. in place
of Edward f. Dithmar whose term Of
Office will expire On the first Monday of
January, 1921
A SECRETARY OF STATE. in place of
Merlin Hull. whose term OF Office will ex-
pire on the first Monday of January 1921
A STATE TREASURER, IN place of
Henry Johnson, whose term OF office will
expire on the first Monday of January,
1871.
AN ATTORNEY GENERAL, in place
of John J. Blaine, whose term of Office
will expire on the first Monday of jan
uary. 1921.
( A UNITED STATES SENATOR, in
place of Irvine L. Lenroot, whose term of
! oflceWill expire March 4, 1921
I REPRESENTATIVE IN CONGRESS
for the ELEVENTH Congressional Dis
/ trict comprised of the counties of Doug
las, Bayfield,, Ashland, Iron. Villas, Bur
nett, Polk, Washburn, Sawyer, Rusk,
Price Taylor. Oneida and Lincoln.
( A STATE SENATOR for the Thirtieth
Senatorial District, comprised of the
counties of Taylor. Iron, Villas Oneida,
/ Lincoln, Forest and Flofence.
A MEMBER OF ASSEMBLY for the
Assembly District comprised of the coun-
ties Of Iron and Villas.
All county officers required by law to
be nominated at such primary.
Given under my hand and official seal
at the capitol in the City of Madison, this
ist day of July, A. D. 1920
(Signed) Merlin Hull,
Seal Secretary of State.
Iron County news. [volume] (Hurley, Wis.) 1913-1950, 1920-08-21
That Whit of Vlolets.

My! what a flowery Whit That
handkerchief must have been literally
stepped in violets," exclaimed one girl
to another who had just shaken out
from its folds a fragrant square Of
linen. Not STEPPED in violets my
dear" was the answer. but boiled in
orris water The effect is the same.
On washing days l supply the washer
woman with good-sized piece of or.
ris root. and she throws it into the
water where my handkerchiefs are
boiling When they come up from
ironing they are as redolent OF orris
as can be. Then I slip them between
the folds of a sachet filed with violet
powder, and they never lose their fra
GRANGE. Violet and orris s ent to-
gether make a real violet odor."