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New Britain herald., 1920-07-12
WEDS IN NPKINGFlELD
Carl M. Hactinger, Former Local
 Man, Takes Miss Lillian Murphy As His Bride at Pretty Home Wedding.

His Bride at Pretty Home Wedding. A pretty home wedding took place in Springfield Saturday when Miss Lillian Murphy became the bride or Carl M. Haetinger, q former local young man. The ceremony was per- formed by the Rev. J. Burford Parry of the South Congregational church of Springfield at the home of the brides brother on White street. The young couple were unattended. The brides gown was of pale pink mar quisette over satin and she carried a bridal bouquet of white sweet peas and pink roses. The house was beau- tifully decorated with pink and white roses, ferns and foliage. The bride is the daughter of MT. and Mrs. H. Murphy and was an artist with Charles Hall CO. of that city. MT. Haetinger is the son of Mir. and Mrs. J. Nj. Haetinger of 233 South Main street. this city, but has made his home in Springfield for a number of years. He holds a good position with the Springfield Package Machine Co.,. of Springfield. Both of the young people have n large circle of friends. After a honeymoon spent at Charle- mont in the Berkshires, they will reside at 11S Walnut street, Spring field. where they will be at home to their friends after July 25.
New Britain herald., 1920-07-12
A Critical Situation

Confronts those whose duty it is to secure teaches for our public schools owing to a scarcity of rooms and eat in places. Anyone having rooms to rent or table accomm odations will confer q favor and perform real public service in notifying tho once of superintsndent ,of Schools. City building. Kindly give full particu- lars SO that tho informant may be made immediately avaiiabIe.-advt.
New Britain herald., 1920-07-12
UNCLAIMED ACCOUNT.

The Burritt Savings Bank of this city has only one account that has no one to claim it for the past 9 years. The account is J. S. Gott, Spencertown, New York, S1o.To.
The Wheeling intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1903-1961, 1920-08-06
THREE INJURED IN ACCIDENT
RESULT Of RECKLESS DRIVING
AUTOMOBILE, TROLLEY CAR AND
MOTORCYCLE MIX THINGS UP
NEAR LEATHERwOOD
B. Hankett, OF Seventh Street, FULTON,
Is Seriously Injured-Drtver OF
Ford Is Arrested


tIHNk"l'. aged - years. 81 S"N""' I,
S'~"''. tU.t"". suffered t"" r"mp"uni
fractures Of IN" l"il log. h~'"rh'"'I
e." and body and 'n'"rnni injuries.
Mis- MHh"i F"wHU. - h"kin"ni. IA .
wtS rGt and bruised about III" body and
i. II. rownn. Of pahn"nt, Wa MS"
i'Gh!} .uJur,I "a 4 r'r'" ,"iIi-'"''
Mh'rh ""currr.! on Tho National E"'d ~
'!m"h'~ Iin"". luS' w"-t "i Leather
wood "i ~" National lNN". shortly pc
i"r' eleven o'clock last evening hhh-
800 AMI Ni>S '"Wtn ar" III ia" '"'"
valley 'r"h'r"i hnSpl'hI
We result al IA" a'"'d"h' H. ~ ' "N
"u l. EtId ~ IN" 'iN N"'lC' >th''"
Wiiho"' ha.l pending Il hrari"G Mhl'N
WILL b. held this morning h"t"r" Judge
John :. RItH charged with reckless
driving. \ S""r" "r NOR" WITNESSES
hay" h"Hn summoned I" t"N'iiN relative
:" ~" nr'Id"u',
Mr. '"wan WAS driving r"r" '"u'
Ing ar ~ which LIS WIFE. lW" dauEh-
''rs an Ia sister ~ law were r'SS'"-
The Wheeling intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1903-1961, 1920-08-06
SEE. TUMU[TY
SPENDS NIGHT
IN THIS CITY
PRESIDENT WILSON'S SECRETARY
WITH PARTY OF FRIENDS ON
WAY TO DAYTON TO SEE
COX NOTIFICATION
Travelling by Automobile and Spent til,
Night at windsor Hotel-Win
Leave at O'Clock This Morning

Joseph l.. Twm&i'y. secretary to Pros
id"ut Wilson. spent tn" u!Ghl IN thr
CRY. Secretary Tnull'. with a party
Of Nv" arrived last evening" "u their
Nay :" Dayton. DhI". I" Virtues" 'h.'
n"tiiiratI"u Of tiny"ru"r cox of hi~ n"ln-
irI'lou I" h,. president. and W"r" guests
for Tn" night At Ihn. Windsor E"i'l.
IN tn" party with Secretary TuuuIiy
wrr" .lus"ph Shirley. ot WIshugi"n. L.
G.. an np'r'iIN" Of tn" United States
Secret service bureau. \ " Mclean
Rud f.. W. St"rkman. both Of Washing
ton. J. c.. .I"hn Raru.il. Of lhrnN' T..
Colorado. Hud John W. tnUGhlnL "t
r'pn River M,s~. al r"r."ual fri. mds "f
Secretary TumuliN.
Secretary TumuI'y and part arrived
nt the WIni-nT ut 80 "'"i"rt last
night. and after taking q Light lunch.
they r"lir"h immediately. declining T."
answer tl"lr 'l"ph"u"~ or IA So 'd.
l"rS They ar" lr,v'lrnG ia " h.C tour
ing car and asked to h." called at ''Eht
u.C'ock this morning
An Associated Press dispatch from
Dayton last ul-hr announced tEut S"'-
rotary TUmulil would Witness 'hr toN
rOlliicaijru ,'r"ruonl,s SATURDAY. "uR
quoted Governor cox rs saving that
1 thor, WIS no political >rguInrarr" M
the coming uf IA" presidents s'"r"tary
10 lay ton.
The Wheeling intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1903-1961, 1920-08-06
PROTEST TO COX BY
STATES RIGHTS men

Raleigh. y. G. Aux. 5-pS'lar!hE
thar tn. southern states ar" mot ner"
rnIi,ical pawns ir national politics and
val resent nrmly further interference"
Of alIou,l leaders" tn" states Rights
Defense League 80 \"rth Carolina.
through i's ur"siG"n', William II. VIII
hanson. today 'cl"grHrhrd '"Hrrh"T
lame NJ cox. DcnorrarIc !d"ntial
,,,. 'nln,r, protesting against outside
pressure on southern LEGISLATURES I" So
cur. tn. ratification AZ thv federal Su:'
,r.,nn nnlnlrn'
The Wheeling intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1903-1961, 1920-08-06
INSTRUMENTATION ALLEGED

IIttshurrr. ~, NuE, :. & l'rE"N "r
discrimination IN the distribution OF
rnal crrs are mad" I'm ~ statement - NJ
- Tho interstate. Commerce. commission
Today ny ,nr Pittsburgh coal ur"ra'",r~'
as,"cEaitun IN whirh y IS q .''',! IN"
so-raII"d wagon m'm"$ IN w" ih'''hurGh
district ar" ro,"iv'nC tii' h'h"n' "i 'h,,
lis, -lrIualtor TN" statement WAS sui
aI-n - IN, PENNSYLVANIA stat In"I',
SER, H., commission md {" ""'i"'1ls 81
IT,. vari"1iS rHi!r ,d3 "u'"rlu% lh'S-
hu~rn hv rh,, aSS"'l"t3"n Wul'u pc
r''l's tho lrrE'" COAT "i' ;''''' 'i N'~'
IN l.,IlnS LN.-M IL.
The Wheeling intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1903-1961, 1920-08-06
MINERS IN wALKoUT

TInHVIIIo. Ky. WIZ . I'M" I"NT
mines In S'rairh; rr""k. Rril r"un'y
employing nearly thr"" Thousand Wru
are. Idle as Tho result &c n walAnrr' th's
morning which involved every rI"SS of
union mon employed In tn" mines Al
though 10 demands hay" h""u uni' Ia
tn" company. II * said her tonight TIA"
miners mr." demanding an in"r"as" over
the scal" provided IN IA" agreement for
district number ~.
The Wheeling intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1903-1961, 1920-08-06

Can yoU l"t go
Thor, has been much sa:I IN urnis"
f thc huIl dog grip and t haS "E'',H"r'
uSagrS. When tn. bull dog hos hold rt
tn, riIht rnuE eth" W"uId-h" ih!'i :
lex. rrr nI-raur.D n"lh}nc could ~. nm ."
rhau his rna';i' H'ui wh,n h" h''
'rnid ur IN, vruus ihlUI TIN" ir"u*ar
,.: rr - w.l,nrl, guest. for iEst1n'"!
ll- GRIN IS CONSIDERABLY loss adm'rhhl Z.
And So Il T. with i"ma'ity among as
human beings Th'r" IRE Times Wa u
r.na.ity = t >rlrud!d quality, ami tim :
wl,u - 's Ia, Ign "t an intellect mat
/. no, fuucij"ui'IE property.
Dn- rxampl. ri tins" !nit"r times j.
when uu, hle laid h"ld mentally &C -"
many things t. Il" and can't N""n I"
i'l ~ Of them.
The stoi" al mind - sometimes L."
r.iuy" OF "N'r-"NhHu~tiun. >"m"lHn'$ q
symptom 81 It. and SHIu'lm"' h"tI'
Before You Go Away.
You know tho ruuIIl an moan.
Yuu Enl, II certain uunrmr 80 things
tina: ,rG think You must Il" h"f"r" yea
60 ga N"ur vacation. N"u must nniSN
lhuS, iWr dresses, l"u must make r"r-
tain calls. ,uu must brave Your hair
shnmpuu"d l"u must pat up that getty.
You can't 80, how VOW ar" going I" ct
rhrm All in. and ynu f'"l driven and
,rri,atrd and hnTHs$'d. Nrd E'' Won
don't ur WORT ar can't l'r <" e any "i
ih"m.
What harp"us'
rrrhaIi~ You ,;o' 'N""' a. don" and
- away - nervous Wr' X.
or perhaps -"m' n"' i.r''h." CROWDED.
ON; 81 YOUR program. ~ Hn..r "a~' Won
undergo d"uhl" nerve '"a;m Nh"
strain If ,"> ,uS L. m.nr "nl - M AMI
The Wheeling intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1903-1961, 1920-08-06
FOE SALE.

FOR sALE-Bargan Il sold this month
- acres Of choice land. walking DIS
;anro nt city. contains ~ appl" tree.
plumhe cherries. grapes, rurra1tN'
goOSchcrrie> pears. ounces. sirawhe-
rios and - peach tro"S: natural spring.
running water N mouse. ga. cottage
With four large rooms. flIorcd attic:
farming implements. chickens and cow 9.
Writ. Henry SrhanrI. Fast "ath street.
Left Hand Kun. j.. Il. .. Wheeling. w.
Va. an-h-l
The Wheeling intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1903-1961, 1920-08-06
FERRY FOR LEASE.

Ferry p, Mnund*ville. ". Va. for
lease. RidS for ferry viii he received
hv tho Central Coal Mining COMPANY.
Box 3i4. Mnundslil!c. W. Va. on and
after August 4;h. Name your own
terms. either by the month or salary. "r
hv contract. Company will furnish
yachts. ferry floats and equipment.
Please send In your bids corly.
,Signcdl
CENTRAL. coal MINING COMPANY.
.u-3.m M0undSvilir. ". Va.
The Wheeling intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1903-1961, 1920-08-06
LOST AND FOUND.

IOST-One tan mans shoe. between
oSrd and 33rd ST. Return 10 81 3%rd
St; Reward. au-6-h
The Wheeling intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1903-1961, 1920-08-06
1913 ACRES FOR $4,000. 5000 CASH
REQUIRED.

\ good eight room house. nicely sttu-
ai"d beautiful yard and garden. n"+
cuthu!IdinE~ horse and cow harn.srlo. cat
~. barr. sh""p barn. good chicken house.
ehru Eranary. t"oI house. six acres ia
orchard. gaS we'll royalty 20. :, thirty
ARCS nC prudIrtiv" bottom. fam LAYS
we'll can al no farm"d. splendid pas'ur"
land. close II school and church. thr""
Mills Ia good r. r. town with all kinds
/ Of stores and high school. prosperity"
pike passes through farm. VIII soon j."
finished. This i; fine home and "
good bargain Miles T.. Dawson. R"ni
Estate Agent. Macarthur. OHIO. au-I-h
FOR SALE-Farm I'll a"res. N acre.
OF bottom. SI.UnO o. Si.nhn worth Of
timber =aw timber aud prop: Wei
wairrcd. three sheen houses. two ST.
h!r~: also two houses. " mIi"S south q
IInllnWay. ohio. ~ Mills from school
Write J. =. H"fr. Holloway "ln".
FOR SALE-Thoroushh white Scotch
collie puppies. CALI Elm Grove Ii"2
Rr= T.. au-'-;
TOR SALE Upright kraukau"r piano.
mah"Eanr cas-. Bargain. Address
Iian". ar" lnt"lliC"nCcr. au-"-l
FOR SALE--N"w bungalow house, 1rComs
gas. S3.@no.nn Forest Turner. Barnes
yIi.r. cali at 36l South Chestnut street.
Rarucal ILL.,. q. ty-29-m
The Wheeling intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1903-1961, 1920-08-06
FOR sALE-DnSIrablc farm

FOR SALE-DnSrablr farm Splendid
| homo. good farm buildings. onc-haIl
null" from National paved road. ana
! good towns. schools. and churches.
Paved road I" wain lin" of III" Bali
i NOR" 4 Duin Railroad Company. I"--
! session early fall all on or write J.
! r. riiifCc. owner. BarneSvIll" "h!o.
! Jy-%0-au-6
The Wheeling intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1903-1961, 1920-08-06
100 A for $4,000

70 sure 70 see this. fulr desc. IN ca;a-
loGuc. SIR house. slate r. large barn
steal r.. other bugs. good orchard
81 900 hay goes !f sold soon. Goa. mine
fully eqrippcd. scales. etc. Write for
BIG Catalogue Onto Farms. Of Gee, any
size and price l want.
II. II. MASTERS. Farm Agent.
Cambridge. 0.
The Wheeling intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1903-1961, 1920-08-06

l'ro ronirh, oppressed IN" "n.ni"n ihf'
4 number ~ persons might nav" m"n
4ululy,d ~ tn, nhmu"t:"n h'"i ar" hI-''
ct TIA" rplu!'n tHIi 4 W"in." "EHf' 'h
The rYSr and ~ now caring f'r ~"
The Wheeling intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1903-1961, 1920-08-06
ONLY $40 AN .ArRE

RICH. EQI'IrPED ONO FARM
In splendid farming section, where
prices rang" up Ia $ljn per acre. near
ril>r road short drive city: ll3 acres
r,ch limcslon" soil growing heavy crops
grains, etc. wir"-fcncrd, srrinE-wat'r,'I
pasture. good Woodland. vaSscty Fruit.
.-rnqm brick house. abundant water
supply. mapl" shade, big barn; owner
uuahl" operate throws in ! horses.
COWS. mower. pl"wS. chltivItor mar
ness. disc, cream separator. et'.. etc,
only S?u acr" easy terms. Details rag"
g. Struut'$ Rig illustrated GatalOs Farm
bargains 81 States. Copy fire.. Str"iit
Farm Agency sol All, Union Bank Bldg.
Pittsburgh. Pa. au-6-E
The Wheeling intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1903-1961, 1920-08-06
FOR SALE

FOR SALE new greenhouses. We'll
! stocked Supply coal on hand. Cheap
ga. lie per l."uu. Fin" dwelling hou~@
! iiU #. front. Bottom for gardening.
| Fine location. Will sell cheap. w. H..
! NtrIrNs Cameron. ". Va. au-G-t
The Wheeling intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1903-1961, 1920-08-06
Ere. Tickets Offered.

organization OF Il Marion G"i"EH'''r
T., ~ r"tlurni!.u saturday "f ti"N.
cos. ihc rrmrrratir nominee. a. J." o
tom. Wa tn" sU'J"'; OF :N "iH'i"' ~''i O.
The Wheeling intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1903-1961, 1920-08-06

r.-Y WAR SAVINGS "TNNrS-
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1920-05-07

MiSSinQ
Relatives

Miss Title naer. 1890 Maiden lane.
Milwaukee. Wis. II anxious 10 obtain
Information relative 10 Albert Der
zen.
Dick Hath. 1919 Main At. wheel
Ing. w. Va. wants information con.
corning HIS nephew. Ted Hath, be.
lleved TO be In this part Of the world
Frau Clara Suhl, 40 cranaeh
utraase. Berlin. sohonobcrg. Ger.
many. Dcutehea ftaieh. wishes 10 10.
cato u. c. Quasi and Elsa Quasi.
widow OF Paul Quasi. The Quasts are
thought 10 DO IN Eilensburg or Seat
tie.
A. Strong. Port .Hawkesbury, Nova
Scotia. wishes 10 harn OF the where.
aisouts Of Francis George Strong.
thought 10 be In this part OF Wash.
inEton.
Seattle police are trying 10 locate
relatives OF bob Miller. old Seattle ~.
loon man. who was killed at tho Mel
uon.Neil Logging company at Mount
Vernon Wednesday.
q. d'imblcyd. 5. rus Rauinisr,
Paris. II very DESTROYS Of locating
his friend and future brother In law,
q. ". Carr. formerly second lieu.
tenant In tho American Expedition.
AIRY forces In France. according TO a
letter received Thursday BY Mayor
Caldwell.
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1920-05-07
FRANK s. LEWIS
GAINS 20 POUNDS.
TAKING TANLAC
Was So Helpless From Rheu'
matism lie Couldn't Work
Half Time-1roubles
Gone, Now.

'~Taniac 20 my mind IN the grand.
est medicine IN the world. and
am not only enjoying better health
than have In years since taking
IL. bu, have gained twenty pounds
IN weight" said Frank 4. Lewis.
Vancouver. wash.
"ror year I had suffered with
rheumatism In my arms. legs and
back, and was never free from pain.
During several months Of this time
was In such bad shape could
hardly get around. and quite often
could not sit down and set up with.
out help. My hands and feet
swciled something awful. and at
times my feet would puff up unill
could hardly get my shoes on. At
least half the time ! was unable 20
get about to do thing. and even when
did Try 20 work II caused me intense
suffering. Then. too. my stomach
troubled me a great deal. and had
scarcely any appetite at all. Every.
thing I ate hurt mo even 20 glass
81 milk. and didn't dare eat any
Kind Of meat at all felt TIRED
and worn out all tho time and just
had 10 draK myself around.
Il had tried 10 many different
medicines without getting any bene'
fit from them ! had Just about lost
faith In everything: 20. 10 tell the
truth. when l began taking Tanlnc
didn't believe II would do me
much. II any good But hive sure
changed my mind now. After TAX
ing only ak bottles tho rheumatism
has left me entirely. and I haven't
had a sign OF II all winter. have
a good appetite. and my stomach il
IN such good condition can cat
meat or anything else want with.
out having PARTED. Of trouble
sf,erward. After what Taniac has
done for me can't nay enough for
IL. and arm always recommending II
whenever have an opportunity"
Taniac IL sold In Seattle by Bartsli
Drug stores under the personal 81.
rrction Of a special ranlae rcpresen'
tatly~
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1920-05-07
Cops Had a Good
Hunch on Aubrey

MEMPHIS. May T.-~For his aEnhl.
tIon Aubrey iiaiiowell must ANGUISH
IN tho nuny demon keep. Aubrey
was pinchcd ard on tho way 20 taii
cut hole IN the wire screen Of the
patrol The COPS suspect Aubrey
planned escape thru the hole. Any.
way thcy took away his pliers and
charged him with malicious daEtruc
ton 10 property.
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1920-05-07
Pleasure-Making
Mays About All In

SAN FRANCISCO. May T.--six,y
wcodsn horses will be turned 20 saw.
dust pasture here soon. there % rvs,
the remainder % their unnatural
lives. The 90 are ths Golden Gate
park rnerry-go round stceds and for
10 years they have borne the youth
u the city. Their places will BE-
taken with shiny new rtesda ard var.
uishei and painted roo animals.
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1920-05-07

Sharp Cheese. ID. .......3Oe
Good Butter. .6Sf
Where Did You Get That
COFFEE7
IRvINE'S BUTTER STORE
Stall I'D Stall 100
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1920-05-07
Sore Throat, Colds

uariini. Wizard OH Is q simpie
and effective treatment for nore
throat and chest colds. uned as a
gnrEie for sore throat II brings quick
relief. Rubbed on hr cheN; u viii
often loosen up hard. deep seated
cold Ia one night.
How oftah sprains. bruises, cuts
and burns occur IN every family. a.
vel as little troubles like earsche.
toothAchs. cold sores. oankrr sores.
Htiff neck. and ured aching feet,
Soothing. healing Wizard oil viii al
ways bring quick relief.
Oct Il from druggists for 20 cent.
n not satisfied return the bottle and
get your money back.
Ever conziipa;~d or have sick head.
achey Jus, try Wizard Liver whips
pleasant little pink pills. 20 eenta.
Guaranteed.
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1920-05-07
Says Husband, IS,
Too Much of Flirt

OAKLAND. May Mrs. Mark
swartz. IS. was yesterday granted a
divorce from her sa-yearold hus'
band. who. she charged. WINS too at
tcntiye Co younger women than hcr-
self. Ito often brought them TO their
home. nho said.
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1920-05-07

General stair officers Of the United
States army. with President Henry
suxzalio. inspected the regiment OF
reserve officers training corps from
$50 a. m. 10 4 y, m. ON the univer'
sity OF Washington campua Thurs.
Iav
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1920-05-07
English Girls
Healthy, He Saws

NEW YORK. May T.--Dr. wini.
fred cullis. professor OF physiology
q the London School Of Medicine
for Women at the University Of
London. In addressing tho women's
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1920-05-07
MEMBERSHIP CAMPAIGN viii

be launched turnout the state to OBJ
tain members for Public School Pro
tcotive league. organized here Thurs
day night To combat compulsory vac
cinhuon OF school children.
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1920-05-07

Medical society Of New York. said
that the physiqus Of tho English
working girl Is much better than
that OF the American or Canadian
working Girl.
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1920-05-07

II man b . ioafev. he has bat III
tie TO live for.
Vilas County news. [volume] (Eagle River, Vilas County, Wis.) 1896-1927, 1920-03-31
BIG ROAD CONTRACTS
w. II. Bent Lands Federal
Road Jobs Last Week.

Federal road contracts total
ing $4,000, were bid in last
week at Rhinelander by w. H.
Bent, the veteran highway con-
tractor.
Part Of the contracts secured
by Mr.. Bent, calls for the gravel
ing of nearly FIVE miles on
trunk highway SO between this
city and Rhinelander. Another
is the crawling of trunk high
way 80 between Otter Rapids
dam and John Wakefeld's farm,
and certain portions of highway
bet ween there and Woodruff.
The frs road work Mr.. Bent
will start upon will be the com
pletion of the highway east OF
the village on the Catfish lake
road. He has resigned his posi-
tioa with Curtis & Company at
State Line.
Vilas County news. [volume] (Eagle River, Vilas County, Wis.) 1896-1927, 1920-03-31
MRS. ALBERT CASKEY
For Thirty Years a Resident
of Lac Vieux Desert Died
This Morning.

The death of Mrs. Albert Cas-
key occurred early this morning
at the home Of her son Sylvester
Caskey on Lac Vieux Desert six
miles north of Phelps. For the
past year she has been a sufferer
of cancer of the kidneys Her
age was sixtyhve years.
The body will be brought to
Eagle River, burial being made
Saturday at ten o'clock.
The Caskey family have been
residents of Villas county for the
past thirty years, and resided on
Pine lake, half mile from Lac
Vieux Desert. The husband and
five children survive: Mrs. Levi
Krake of New London, Sylvester,
Walter, Flora and Chester at
home.
Vilas County news. [volume] (Eagle River, Vilas County, Wis.) 1896-1927, 1920-03-31
TO OPERATE SAWMILL
Valuable Logs Taken From
Lakes to Be Utilized in
Curtailment of II. G. of L.

Herbert Warner of Sayner was
over Saturday, the first car to
make the trip from that village
to the county seat since last fall.
He was on his way to Little
Buckatoban lake to investigate
the condition of his portable mill
there Several years ago he
raised hundreds of surkcn logs
from the bottom of Big and Lit
tie Buckatoban lakes, and it is
his intention to convert them
into lumber for new cottages to
be erected at his resort on Plum
lake.
There are a number of new
summer homes in process of con-
struction Oh Plum lake. Besides
that new buildings for the care
of tourists are being erected by
Ernest Alton, owner of The
Woodlands.
Tourist traffic this year to this
lake region promises to overstep
that of last season, which was a
hummer.
Vilas County news. [volume] (Eagle River, Vilas County, Wis.) 1896-1927, 1920-03-31
MUST DIM YOUR LIGHTS
New State Law Provides
That Glaring Auto Head
lights Must Be Eliminated.

Orders on automobile lights
adopted by the industrial COM
mission, will become effective
May /. Standards prescribed
will apply to all automobiles,
motorcycles, both while driven
upon the highways and while
parked. The standards as pres
cribed will render impossible the
use of diffusing types of lenses,
but all other lenses will meet the
requirements, if properly adjust
ed. The standards also can be
met without the purchase of any
patent lenses, through proper
adjustment and dimming. The
commission will issue informa-
ton upon how standards may
be met. Under standards adopt
ed, adjustment is much more i'm
portant than the type of lens,
and the commission urges motor
lists who purchase lenses to Sc
cure guarantees that they are
properly adjusted to meet the
Wisconsin requirements.
The orders prescribe the mini
mum and maximum candle pow
er permitted at 100 feet in front
of the motor vehicle and seven
feet to the right of the axle.
They also prescribe the size of
lamps which may be used. All
headlights and other front lights
may display a light of any color
except red while tail lights must
show a red light in all cases.
The maximum candle power per-
mitted is such that dangerous
glare will be eliminated, while
the minimum standard makes it
certain that the motorist can
distinguish a substantial object
200 feet in front of the car.
Vilas County news. [volume] (Eagle River, Vilas County, Wis.) 1896-1927, 1920-03-31
BIDS IN CAMP WINNEPE
E. T Marriott Secures Boys
Camp Property on Catfish
for $32,O5O.OO.

Files I. Marriott, one of the
original owners of Camp Winnie
pc, the boys camp located on
Catfish lake, yesterday by pur-
chase at the partition-judgment
sale, acquired all right and title
to the camps real and personal
property. The cash purchase
price was $4,000.
The sale was held yesterday
at the camp grounds. The only
bidders were Files T. Marriott
of st. Louis and H. L. Thomas
of Birmingham, Ala, owners OF
the property. The camp will
open about July first, the same
as formerly.
Vilas County news. [volume] (Eagle River, Vilas County, Wis.) 1896-1927, 1920-03-31
Organize Land Company.

The Villas County Land Com
pany is new organization hav
ing recently established itself
with Offices in Eagle River ]. T.
Manning, ]. F. Habrlch and
Others comprise the new compa-
ny. This company will sell lands
to settlers and the general pub
lie. Mr.. Manning and Mr.. Ha-
birch were formerly with the
Sanborn Land Company of this
city.