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Richmond times-dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1914-current, 1920-05-29

Petition filed some time ago by
James Taylor and other cplorcd vot-
rrS TO annul tho recent PRIMARY cleo
ton vote in jefferson Ward. was yes
terday withdrawn from the City Cir
cult Court on motion of W T. Denny.
attorney. representing the petition
crS
Richmond times-dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1914-current, 1920-05-29

Rev. J II. LauShton. pastor of Iau-o,
street Methodist Church. will breach Tho
ptccaiaurcatc sermon 10 The gradual ting
morrow night "
Richmond times-dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1914-current, 1920-05-29

Atmospheric conditions prevented de-
monStration OF wireless apparatus from n n
airplap. 10 officers in charge OF the huge
scar, hight. which has been giving RicG-
m"n6c'S AN cvXhbi;ion OF how the enemy
Is picked M in the air at nigh, hy
army SsarchlightS, las; nigh, on the Ford
lot Although wcatchr conditions hinder.
Cd the display somewhat. the scarchiiEht
dartcd through tho SKY, FOLLOWING; the
twists and turns OF the aviator IL Tho
weather permits. the wireless viii be in
operation tonight, "
Richmond times-dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1914-current, 1920-05-29
CITY NEWS IN BRIEF

s2i5 damage in an automob;lc acci,icn,
was awarded Judgment FOR Slot in civ
Circuit Court yesterday
Richmond times-dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1914-current, 1920-05-29

, y, ~. Blcnncr. local auto dealer wa,
lined total of $40 yesterday i'm Pole
Iouri for running three ears withou,
Richmond times-dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1914-current, 1920-05-29
Sunday in the Churches
ADVENTIST.
ADVENTIST.
Seventh Day Adventist
Church

tNorth Morris St, near Main)
Pastors Office. IL West Main street
The public is cordially invited to
all services. Today at IL \. NJ and
: 4. NJ. union services will be held at
the camp meeting Of the Virginia
Conference of Seventh Day Advcn-
lists. corner Scmmcs Avenue and
Ihirty-iourth Street Forest IIill.
sabbath School at 10 O'Clock
The seventh day is the Sabbath Of
the l.ord."--EN odus XX 10
Richmond times-dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1914-current, 1920-05-29
Centenary Methodist
Church

(Grace Street. between Fourth and
Fifth)
Preaching at IL a. NJ. and p. NJ
by the pastor Rev. 7. a. Smoot, ID. ID.
Morning subject: Gods Mirror"
Ask, o Lord" Violin obiisato by Miss
King. Evening subject, TOO Proud
to Own q Fault" -
Richmond times-dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1914-current, 1920-05-29
T;PfSrOr.tI..
Grace Episcopal
Church
tMain and Foushcc Sts.)

rev. w II. bhrKhardt. rector.
The rector will have Holy Com
munton at ~ NJ. Also morning
prayer and sermon at II y. NJ. Even
ing prayer and address at Il. NJ.
Sunday School and Bible Class for men
and women at 3:ij \. NJ.
Richmond times-dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1914-current, 1920-05-29

Adtutant- General 10 Lane Stern vos
ttFdSS sent number OF applIcation
blanks and letter or Instructions to
t",oncl Robert l., CraiEhill and Major
Alfred Il. Percy. who are In charge OF
The PROPOSED LynchburE Company Of the
Naiional Guard Reports have reached
GcheTaI stern that tn" prospective COM
pany is progressing we'll. and that much
interest Is being manifested A mcrt;nI
VII er ca!I"i AZ an early date in Lynch
burg for recruits
Richmond times-dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1914-current, 1920-05-29
Second Baptist Church

Divine worship at II y. NJ. and S:lJ
f. NJ. DR.. SINNERS morning message,
Patience" At evening. "Friendship."
$3.50 a. NJ, Bible School: 1:i5 J.. NJ,
neslay 8:l5 Z. NJ. Prayer and Praise
Service.
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LF.s-s csss Increase So Per Cert.

Bosnia Nsss,-An Increase OF s..
p--r esnt IN rhe cost os living FOR Amer
and November. 1918 : shown in i
.eszsrzea1 Es>Sse,s by the NaSioasl In
ls-s.ri1I Csocfsr~nes B-oarsL This rep
resenrs n advance OF l04 per cent
s:rex November, islS, iAS per cent
since Marra- t9fal when prices
,srvrcs,4 tsap.arariEs. and rs per cent
szzes l4Sr JEly- The increase in the
e,,.sz 0s the five major items in the
family oDarss stUe~ July, 1914. was
Fsos- 81 per e~nts shelter. Is per
cent eta-hIns- ISS per cent; fuel,
E-ar Az. light - per cent. aud sun
e-ie=. . per ee1t-
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How He Vanished.

Gwendoline. the eighteen-year-oid
daughter of the family. had received
a splendid present from her young
man. an engagementirlng set with dia-
monds and rubies.
That evening at tea. when the happy
pair were present, the conversation.
naturally enough. turned to jeweiry.
and someone remarked that 1t was
funny TO think that We got pearls from
oysters
whereupon Gwendoline's horrid lit
tie brother edged toward the door and
remarked loudly:
''oh. that't not half us funny as get
ting rings from Holsters, is it. Gwen:'
London Answers.
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Ares. sses Tniet.

L,sss AEre3e>.-N man giving the
rsn.s u Leo JHi0ssSL alias Leon
y1i-t.s, waHze-1 bY the New York pollec
snl charge sSt having stolen St4i.O)u
n L.E-rvT h.lcsts frosn - n, i.evinson
4 60 se :. ErvalawSy. New York, WAS
arrs.ss,i here JulOessi according to
u. P.sdisr.- h1d in his possession a,
rn's 1ini.s ss 5n-s arrest SasSoso in bonds.
Su8scssd = charged with having stolen
s,s. erns1s after they had been in,rust.
=. &c am for delivery to Mshon 4 Co.
IS wsN s1rses. New York.
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p.-as< As.iass \. c. | in H.v.n.

Havana-Oue rlar Was killed and
cze wcEzu and five men including
gvo p.olfcsu-a- were injured during a
ciaSi. between the police and crowd
s1-a- -ed IN = demonstration against
the hi-h Gust ef living and excessive
nssss>sA rents. The wuunGSsi policemen
claim that the crowd attacked them
when they demanded TO see the perrni,
FOR the psarsde- Witnesses say. how
ever sh-.s the p.Oiiee fired on the peo-
pse wichour warning
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imnortant to Mothers
What She Said,

Mrs. Nextdoor-Did you really say
that I was bad-tempered with my chill
dren? Mrs. Gabbs says so.
Mrs. Overtheway-No. indeed. dear.
/ told her. on the contrary. that yUu
must have the disposition of m angel
TO put up with them at all.-Columbia
State.
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inconsistency.

Your wife said the other day at
meeting that married women were so
driven they were only white slaves"
"That's just like woman. And she
gave me no peace until l bought her
a new chain"
The Ordway new era., 1920-01-02

New York. Dee .a-wi,h the known
death toll thus far fixed at li6- and
with scores of others dying or blinded
by wood alcohol poisoning. caused by
drinking liquor believed to have been
made in New York and p-ddled under
the Suise OF whisky. federal officials
have announced that the entire nlachin-
cry of the government will be called
into action TO trace down those guilty
in the present wave OF death and all
other h-oo;le--ers and -distillers of
usoonshint. whisky. wherever they may
operate
The Ordway new era., 1920-01-02

New YorS-WorkIng on the theory
that the wood alcohol poison i-oeze,
which has caused scores of deaths
throughout New England and New
York. originated in this city. Col. d. l..
Parker. supervising revenue agent for
New York. and II b. Dobbs. special
federal agent. announced many arrests
made in various paris of this city.
THREE of the prisoners arrested are
Assnlrh PauareiiL wine and liquor
dealer John RnIasneiii. an ,undertak-
81. and Samuel X. SAle-hy. druggist.
PSnsreIlI said L am glad you got me.
I will tell all know
Federal agents have arrested five
e.he- nnen whom they asserted to be
The heads q an Organized band which
has b-eea responsible for the recent
widespread sale % vraoi alcohol con
cy-crionS thr,ESh five states One Of
The raeu arrested WAS described by the
government agents a. the kingpin Of
the ring
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er..s... N.,. ess.rnr,en,.

o;riI.-nL UraA-Iasysrably there will
BE- a r'sntl5ee y the Russian peasants
Win lh,t I-eafas-TrN1zsS radicalism
AZ a ze@ government will develop In
Sfneri1 sEs1 E-rNp%ua Russia. accord
Ea<r rs ET- Il z Mills, American Red
Cr,ssss ssl-;--'zr IN charge ot the lrSutsS
nLLzEsrs hespiEaL who spoke in Ogden,
The Ordway new era., 1920-01-02

The use of soft coal win make isun-
dry work heavier this winter. Red
Cross Bag Blue will help to remove
that griny look. At all grocers. &c.
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A Respite.

Mrs. Jaggs tells me she is so happy
now in her domestic life"
is her husband so good to herr
NO. but he's been sent TO jail"
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EAsrEnS LIVE yrocN-

css-axcA-Escs-B1i ttiloI2-s
.zrA sttids neasy- ms 0tiii- ne
ftEnS Heas 3rRii Oh Sd hsayy sask-
iax sc~a .zs-c.h- srsfs s0ffsIs paek-
ing s,va -vGxe. Sl.:i9 ttfs- 7-Ss
S-.:f0-i:i
CarrI--B>-t see--A Estaxz1 and
heavy Csssss< ace rri-ss. stAIdc
ev-@sr. sA5fU fr-iL lIxnr ~-tgeS.
G1.sc a.st cnsgc-. sli1I 2 81. az cuur.sc
an. zxsEsE-. IslG q r.:iA B>x-sn<- rat-
AZ E-Es--s si!j o rilldS S,sgs SSff %
risd- ear-<-s ara -sz-z<-y. sjii G Sli
Veal calves ftfSIc l--iIl Yess:sr
ss--rs. sr-dd o t.:5- Stacker srssrA, 81 al
U rd-sll
Sas--Lar-ee. frI.5 o t-s5= <=Trs
snst S<c1r,sr- frr-5f0 ril III ewes, rr---
calls Ans: <gmar,su4 sAiJ 9r-Ti-
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METAL MARKETS

Cras-ser sessts--erc prrses
EA- s1tvsr st-ft
cc7e&r. zoGn<~ tielsc-
L<as. SRA
Sz~ls1-. s&3f-
-zzSs.e1- ser r.-tc- 1854 o f.g1L
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GENERAL

-
British girls usskrrSe. American JssscA-
boys OF these o1ly seyenssSn rs1zs,tr
TO BE- sent 10 ialn their HUSBANDS in the
unired States
JEd-e 4 w Sa1Sayu cr,te-s.a $1,000
po1nsts es Sugar, sess@,3 lsS- week fro1s
N LsacA. Bs3otc- coGfssssse.a and
turned ever TO the wEseocsEa tasr prfes.
eVuHllr1es Leach WIS fined sse.l and
costs.
Vferer l. Berger. vh,a v7.S rs-slexse,i
10 Cpo>-sss truG1 The fifth cvz,rssssea.-
al district nassziA.er. r9th- feIlezrlzs
his sxr1hss0c traca that body. said rhsr
ns will - to wasALusScc January Ssh
Ie eaal-a his s.s1e-
Urvguty nas been llEset to she
Un5seS SzsrsS thru1-.A the AlE-lsu,=ri-
can c,ahss> BY tA.e eQs1Fac es Il uS~
line fruu1 Boenas Alrss to Meurevisteo,
pz-rfug New York and Noarevtss-.s IN
direct ts1e-sra pAlc communication with
each other csC zhe first time.
MAI a Z NcNssSsr. NJ C. n :. q
ere os the b.s=sz- saS~r C.szs11E1n ACES
In the srenr war aE2 x-sst1rsst with shs
4rF4A A-lh-A - A1lAN--LNr NrsrTT-.1A LII
eA.tns-s, dis.. in = h,pspfrsl Is rh,s result
Ns an eP~rs1boo at TervEre. In an surc--
ulaoiis acv5S5ecz u>ar Szrazfer,t- O<zz-
ssac1se ttaAe d-sa> be suffered AreSsr
Hess and f1rerr-Al tuissrtss
P,zrvn-as.s - ss,Ae.o acres * Ncarsu.,
-razin,S Esad with 2:ICoo hsad ., eartte
esgs bssn effected By tA-e HnI Iarss
Carv.9rarrar- ereanessJ ~ Wslesr J
EEll- syn % the esre lsHrs-s J HEl- Jus
sies Oscar HafE1at os the 1LiE-zsc-a
S1rrsns- Ceerr- = 2 MeCfeezan. wste-
" known Monr1rd sSe,csu.sE. srst 2. =
nstr3rpie % Nee YccS-
LEILA D ss.cS-fsiier -rve to usssr..
saus4 Christmas present % SIesgese.-
esss-Aa,f to Sh-s G<r-ral Es.resz5se
B-'s-,t u raise tA-s snhIris-s q s-,,I1s.x.
pressssssrs and Ases u sh-. Ea.asre1I<-
seS1zsAatisG to al. In trs wscS ss eocs-
earE=s 11s,sase tk-ss.-cA irsprpvens~nz VI
zlst,iiesl s.;,rca6sso. pssaee h.sHlzh aA-
u-inssgrasbsn dnsi srisecsLsISs research L.
Is ssSizssse.t rh.is Mr. Rs.Sss<sl~ras
Psfa'lse gifts %s~r sPoruxizsse $50
gsueol
Nerr Ysris s,sa.sss es ue~ >s.aaoI-
e@g renzzs wwGser in rhse par~,sn ~
Csartes u Wood II II wears old q
( the nswSsr Ci2sa1su Efzsn ss,sso.E PisS-
( ing ia uhs s'sua6-e eisal>s % rk,s fuaier In
/ le.sr uarssashl championships the yesIzA
easi2S wer 9hs ufs1teh sna ,aisyJ.4ze.s
sgn,A p,a'ssrIiH service au,5 >p.s.a ~
/ vsiSyiui- Iisir expsrr~ snDsce rn,s sp~.-
-drers wsrv thirty ,alzz.s,A
y hat psnsillss In rh,s N-xieau SEQ
ate p-vP.lsssr-- asr''sStsi,sn - sh.a ri-e.. "
wirh. Chas1 ~AzcsA p.srulf1s iss-,i..-r-i,sn
% Asiasis,s s-Ca N1e1i.rs hass mee -sn-
+ sral sgervsar in sh,e <sase.s es >.,s,ssrs
t1& >yislt.'i- sf,'srr1z- J,s III. Excel
[ sdac ~ MeIi,rs CiEE I'M, u~ptsvap,r
'';sxs ul.''ssf .css srvni SS1ab.n aad :
crl1- wessrs Eaay -AsaIsi,, g,sbsn5ss. srs
ls.-tseJ- t5s',iaEv thEfc aa- "Invs.ss,lar az
-ssssirprs causes 't,s,;suerarssn ee rhs
NexE-1R race. ehae th. Cnsasss ha-rv-
Stzs,~ cvrsz sp'tsss discusses ana ssrabsis,n
/ rrvrssA1s,ils e0uiV.sri-bso Il, esrrala lir--
es esosilsss.
The Ordway new era., 1920-01-02
BILIOUSNESS
Caused by
Acid-St0mach

u p<epi. who bilious are treated ac-
eerctrS to ieeai synptsms they seiteua get
very much better. Whatever relief 10 es
tAiaet u usually Temporary. Trae< efiisc>-
ness to It's ssurvs and rensve the cause 80
TIE ehAaees are that the patient viii re-
main strong and healthy.
Doctors say that more than 70 ues-
erGAnie diseases can Be traced to Acid
SssAAeh bniousness 10 Of them Inci-
gessten- heartburn. eeiehinS. sour steraaeh.
e.eat snd gas are ether signs Of acid
stomach EAroSIC. the marveleus rredern
stomach remedy. erings quick ryiief frer.
these stomach ,,issries which lead ts . is-g
train Of atn-nts that make nfs miserable
II not corrected
EAToStc literally AAssess and carries
s~Ay the exe>ss acid. Makes the stomach
s:rs1s, seei and comfortable. HELPS eisss-
uen: improves the appetite and zee thea
set fait ssrenEth from Your fesd rnec.Ants
ey that EAroSlC 10 the usess sseetfvS
ScmAeh remedy In the world. II 10 the hefr
hOV need Try u oe our meaey hack G
es-eAtisn-d guarantee Al all drrggs<A
Only - cents for q hiv esz.
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CHICAGO rReDrrE-

csscaxa- Es-s-s- - cr-a-.r-- $50
H1c.
rl-sEs i.a. Ss.= a- mari cases tns,iszss,-s1
fzs iS--
Pts1z5rY-ltIzr-- sp-ilgss .ss= s@~R.
tgG s-e= czrksrs. t1c.
Pr.arc.>-1rrfTl1s >. -a-s N-r-se-r
-,--sHs x-t 5s-ea1Ek r-.l OH IA
,a-t11.. ~.s--r1 rtzssscs. .rsHea 81 10
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o.a e-t. d. cas-.x.

g-H.4-ayc.-cr-r-Ns- 1zxst csss
ss,zs:- S.. rs2x<f. y1iL o rs:= Ss- .
xflu1~ rGc gusErts Ss. . yfEs~
sLlE ri+
oars-Ss wAH-. fis sef&r= Va r
rhfes. - o frs.-
R-Na. = sr--t0 L-5-
E.rrtsx-slEVrf-
vYrrfehr s..-,i-g8 85Ipraih
Erssr-r S-.-sf--a-.il o. o sart
Easrs-Nac1iaAE
Lar-a-s.a-sq o .s.Ia
Eaas-srL.
The Ordway new era., 1920-01-02

Ns~ Hsver- Coon--Six men have
o-sn arrested in rVanecJion with the
sale OF mood alcohol whisky" which
hey are ALLEGED to have shipped from
this city 10 ChicoPe=- Mass The ar
rsS1s we're made at the request of the
district attorney at wes-fHeld. Mass,
who tsiesrspAe,i that the men were
wanted for h.anicide in Massachusetts,.
The Ordway new era., 1920-01-02
FOREIGN

The engineer Of freight train which
ran intos passenger train. causing
fifteen des,h>> blew out his brains
aith = revolver after assisting injured
passengers at Lille. France
Lady Ramsay. formerly Prlne-ss Pa
tricis Of ConnauShs. gave birth 10 a
son in London. Princess Patricia was
married to Commander Alexander Rob
ert Msule Ramsey OF the royal navy
In February.
During the fiscal year which eudesl
1une 20 1919. Brazil imported SSou1-
600 worth Of autor,ohile and motor
parts from the United States, which Is
an Increase Of SS per cen, over the
value Of the lelS imports.
Premier Nitti Of Italy. exprs<Sed the
opinion that trorn la.ossptoOso TO Ia
unoususo iire would be subscribed 10
the victory hosn. the sale % which be-
gins Jan STA uu his return frorn the
viSit he Is to make to Paris and Lon-
dca eariy in January Prerssrr Sit;t
will undertake a speaking tour en- be
half OF the loan
The Bolsh-viki captured hfteen
guns, 1000 horse< and so men after
defeating the force< OF General Nam
cusolf and General CheinoSoSt IL the
region Of Stsroulensk. zeSoF,iins 10 ,
wireless dlSpatch received trogr Mos
cow. The dispatch adds; More than
Thousand Cossaeks were killed. in
Guiding General Cneinosoff.~
The rsbelS in Eastern Siberia. >sy>
Moscow dispatch. have completely
several all communication 81 the
Amur line and Bls scOvie>htehsn>S kss
hS>en cut Oft The dispatch adds that
Galictan treops. intended for the de
Tense OF Kiev. have revyltea a-atr=s-
General Densstns, the auri-B.,lsaaevIs
header in the South and attacked the
volunteer army i= the redr-
Tai<z has b%en capsrrVd by local
RolstasviSi Many trsirs "a the ;rs.rs-
siberian railroad vs>z ss Tsi<s have
bsea cut of aEsi Polish troops L, that
region VIII b. sorrsd to fight tAelr
wsy out Fears for the safety % T
4 Hansen. United States vfce cor>al
ST OalsS- and jo>eph II Eay. eo1ssl
AZ lrSGtsk. wha srs we>z % Tai-a- arv
felt here Nothing has hexu heard
srvru thsnl fog more than 4 Week
Herr HESssr. the Hungarian pre-
n5s-, seated in Bu,i2P-ss 20 a d-purs-
tta- rep7as~nsias those crinpse-t tgr N
the War. thar ConinunE>zr had e1sst Kun
gary eighteen bsllioa SrO0en tDOussus,-
ly sh.sgs SSstoO"1ss,l. sccv-,llE- 70
S report reSelysi in Berlin TIE P=S-
Eser said tnsg Eurs2Ht8n EavssSo1 hsd
;sSsn shirty-ssx bEllio1 krozsn rsss-s-
The rassNcsl sSssCassy uew bad 70 rs-
ssO<e HuRrIryaS fNnsz,ee freua G<s-
persse cootigboz-
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Chfeop=-a- Ms>>>-Unite-d States Mar
Shxl Edward J. I.ySten arrested four
men On fee-irsi warrants tzo eharg-
ing Violation OF the wartime prohibi-
tfcn act and taro Illegal transportation
Of lIquo- fron state 10 STATE The ar
rests resnlre-t from his Investigation
into the deaths OF more than fifty per
>oc-> in the Connecticut valley since
Christmas from drins5r- wood alcohol
eo1taiHei In s mixture sold aS whisky
Five more deaths had resulted from
sIc0botie p.Olsnain-- four in Holycse
snsst one in Chis-op-ee- bringing the total
for the CnnnecsfeUr valley uos incicd-
ing Hartford 10 fitry-;hr>e-
The Ordway new era., 1920-01-02
Women
Made Young

Bright eyes, q clear skin and Q body
fun Of youth and health may be
yours if you will keep your system
In order by regularly taking
The Ordway new era., 1920-01-02
GOI.DMEDAL
l1@kM 1!!!E o.
~ lXdNIN ~

fhs worlds standard remedy for kidnsy.
iivss, bladder and uric seid troubles. the
snsmIss Of lie and IookA In use sines
1896. All druggists. three sissa.
l..k f~s - ns0S CsA Mslal - ssurv b.z
- aeesue - imi1Akiso
The Ordway new era., 1920-01-02
POISON WHISKEY
KILLS MANY
i.s DEATHS REPORTED FROM
DIFFERENT EASTERN
CITIES
DETECTIVES ON TRAIL
GOVERNMENT AGENTS ARREST
MANY IN HUNT FOR POISON
SOURCE

w.-..-- Newspaper r..oa x.v. s-r,ie.
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LATE
MAR KET
oTATIo .
S.-sp.p<r r.ses S.-s service
DENVER NARkETs-
sAesA

80 hog. ---.-.-----'ii'a~i'-'s
The Belding banner-news. (Belding, Mich.) 1918-1973, 1920-03-31

Mrs. Edd Warne has been having
the grip but Is on the gain now.
Art Walker has q new Ford truck.
He is employed by the Standard OH
Co. M
George Hartman has purchased
the Roberts place. 2 miles east of
Fenwick.
Bert Staines has sold his tenant
house to Glenn Wilson, where he
will move 1t to his farm near Sher-
idan soon.
Charlie Thompson has bought a
new Ford truck for delivering coal.
Mr.. and Mrs. Clay White and sons
Kenneth and Edward spent Sunday
with Joe Mills, near Vickeryville.
Mrs. Anna Haysmer and daughter
Sarah and Fern are on their way
home from Miami, Florida where
they have spent the winter.
Mrs. Monty Frost is visiting rela-
tives in Lansing, this week.
Len Guy has bought the Kennedy
farm, miles west and IL mile north
Of Fenwick.
Lennye Gladddng lis moving his
family ! mile south of Ionia on a
farm.
Mrs. Edd Gibson is preparing to
move on her farm purchased from
Egbert Comstock.
The Belding banner-news. (Belding, Mich.) 1918-1973, 1920-03-31

We make and sell the Litscher Lite - equipment
which has received national and foreign endorse
ment on account of its greater adaptabity to farm
power requirements. Our product is universally
used, well advertised and favoraby known. We are
assured of prominent position in an industry
which ten years from now will rank in size with
the other gas engine industries which twenty years
ago were in our present position
To insure our dominance in the near future, all
we need is the production facilities which will
enable us to 1.-the multiplying demand.
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Elder Williams and wife spent
Monday with Roswell Bliss and wife.
Willis Witt was a caller at Ed
Hotchkiss's Wednesday.
Nettie Davis spent Monday and
Tuesday with her mother, Mrs. Lewis
Seeley and family.
Mrs. Fred King came Saturday for
weeks visit with her people, Ernest
Benton and wife.
Amy Sible is visiting her sister,
Mrs. Joe Fisher and family.
Marion Seeley spent few days
visiting Lewis Seeley and family the
past week.
Dill Cobb and wife visited Sunday
afternoon with Ernest Benton and
wife.
Mrs. John Fisher visited with An
thony Breimeyer and family.
Peter Peterson and family visited
in Greenville, Sunday.
Fred Benton and George Chickering
went fishing, we will not name the
day but nevertheless they caught 8
nice pike.
Mrs. George Chickering visited
Roswell Chickering and family last
Sunday.
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ORLEANS

M. and Mrs. Frank Bradford and
Mr.. and Mrs. Fred Howard, of Ionia
were recent guests of the formers
parents, Mr.. and Mrs. j. r. Musleman
also little Miss Margaret Howard
came with them as a guest of her
great grandparents.
Mrs. Fred Currie and son. Carlton
OF Grand Ledge, spent from Saturday
until Monday calling among friends.
Mr.. and Mrs. John. Nelson, of Mil
brook were Sunday guests of Mr..
and Mrs. M. L. Stout and family.
Mrs. Eugene Smith, of Ionia, who
visited with Mr.. and Mrs. Fred Pitt
returned home Wednesday.
Mrs. Elmer Fales, of Belding, spent
Wednesday with her sister, Mrs.
Nora Palmer.
Mrs. Rilla Warner spent Wednes-
day with friends in Belding.
Mr.. and Mrs. Club Olmstead and
family, of Grand Ledge were Sunday
visitors of his mother, Mrs. Nettie
Olmstead.
Frank Treynor made a business
trip to Ionia Saturday and spent Sun
day in Belding and began work on
r. r. section on Monday.
Mr.. and Mrs. Ben Reeves and
Miss Onah Musleman and Myron
Kennedy enjoyed a musical concert
in Ionia last Tuesday.
Rev. c. w. Stevenson, of Lansing
has been in Texas few weeks and
has returned and will be at M. E.
church next Sunday evening. Service
begins at usual time. All invited.
Mrs. Vada Burns and daughter,
Neva, were guests of her parents,
Mr.. and Mrs. c. G. Holland, Friday.
Mr.. and Mrs. j. A. Mussleman, of
Easton were dinner guests of his
brother, j. R. and family, one day
last week.
Everyone who attended had a good
time at the L. o. t. M. pedro party
Friday evening.
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Mrs. John Moore and grandson, Of
Belding, visited her sister, Mrs. viii
Moore, over Sunday.
Mrs. Harris Bolster and son. Geo.
visited Mrs. Jim Chadwick on Thurs
day.
Mr.. and Mrs. Ben Banhagel and
children, Of Ionia, visited the home
folks Sunday afternoon.
Mr.. Albert Chadwick has been on
the sick list the last week but is bet
ter at this writing.
Mrs. Emerson Tooley called on
Reva Bolster, Saturday afternoon,
who is home from Belding, suffering
with a sprained ankle.
We were very sorry TO hear Of the
sad death Of Mrs. Ora jerks. We ex-
tend our deepest sympathy.
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FENWiCK

Mr.. and Mrs. Elmer Anderson and
daughter Lucille, spent Sunday with
Vern Monger's.
Homer Parks had the misfortune
to fall and. breal, ribs and his COL
lar bone, while employed in a harness
shop in Beldiny.
Fred Monger spent over Sunday
in Ionia.
Mrs. Clay White and son Edward
spent the week at Greenville visiting
her sister, Mrs. Chas. Olson.
Floyd Robinson has purchased a
Ford car.
Rex Hoy and the Misses Doans
spent Sunday evening with Mr.. and
Mrs. Chas. Staines.
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C. LrTSCHER President Itscher Lite CORPORATION, Pree
dentC Ehcher Electric Co.. Director Morris Plan Bank
FRED NJ RowE-vics-Predens Idtscher Lite Corporation
Secretary Valley City Milling Co. Director Morris Plan Bank
A. X HANCHETT-vios- Prs-dent Fischer Lite Corpora
ton Vice President Hanehett Swage Works BIG Rapids
Michigan: Director Bic Rapids Savings Bank
sts six ~, ~ LEWIS W. HEATH. General
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TIME TABLE


Corrected Feb. 25th, 1920
Ionia to Howard City 6:49 a. m.
Grand Rapids to Saginaw 1866 am.
Saginaw to G. X. 1915 a. m.
Howard c. to Ionia & bet :23 am.
Howard City to Datroit 4:03 pm.
Ionia to Howard City :. $50 pm.
Saginaw 2:37 p. m.
Grand Rapids $40 p. m.
G. r. to Saginaw, daily tr. 6:44- p, m.
Saginaw to G. R.. daily tr. 8:08 p, m,