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Evening times-Republican. [volume] (Marshalltown, Iowa) 1890-1923, 1920-06-04

citation that meets there June to
Is. When 1t is ended Mr.. and Mrs.
Cooper will go to Portland to attend
the annual national gathering Of
Shriners. They will be absent most
Of the month.
Evening times-Republican. [volume] (Marshalltown, Iowa) 1890-1923, 1920-06-04

Harold M. Cooper. Of the Cooper
Manufacturing Company. accompan-
led by Mrs. Cooper. left Thursday
for Del Monte, Calf, where Mr..
Cooper goes to attend the convention
OF the National Auto Motive Assoc
Evening times-Republican. [volume] (Marshalltown, Iowa) 1890-1923, 1920-06-04
Iicensed 10 Mad.

]. C. Simkins, aged 26, and Joseph
county.
Evening times-Republican. [volume] (Marshalltown, Iowa) 1890-1923, 1920-06-04
BUYS LEeRAhD BUILDING.
Williams Bros, City, 70 Wreck Ole
Palmer COLLEGE.

Williams Bros. Of this city, have
purchased the old buildings Of Pal
mer College. LeGrand, and soon will
begin wrecking the structures. The
disable material is to be shipped to
this city to be used for building when
needed at the Marshalltown Trowel
Works and the factory OF the Mar
shalltown Manufacturing Company.
Evening times-Republican. [volume] (Marshalltown, Iowa) 1890-1923, 1920-06-04
Licensed at Toledo,

Edwin Haldy. aged 81. and Mildred
Miles, aged 49, both of this city were
licensed at Toledo to marry.
Evening times-Republican. [volume] (Marshalltown, Iowa) 1890-1923, 1920-06-04

growth known as cedar rust" is har-
bored by the cedars, and at certain
seasons Of the year attacks the apple
trees and seriously interferes with
Evening times-Republican. [volume] (Marshalltown, Iowa) 1890-1923, 1920-06-04

Cedar trees are being cut down
thru some portions Of the southern
states to save the apples. A fungus
The Wheeling intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1903-1961, 1920-10-05
|; THE THEATRES:
RAINBOW GIRL
At THE COURT
splendid Attraction at the Court Last
Two Days al Wseh

Tlur Oft rinu 81 the Court Friday ma
Saturday vita , I""pular saturday mat.
lur" viii h0 tbs w"ll hunwu Inu"''"l
, ,"iu,dy 'ui,,"'u. 'Thr lim'ui"w GU
Ih" nltrt'iI"u Appeared "i I'"nl'' NE
lee, ur'h aud tho C"ur!"r journal Of ih"
'hlh. Say
.'rhr IiaIuhuw Glrl" rs Il real rainbow
e brightness. color aud comedy.
WITH lra capable Cunt aud good rtnE-
iuE. tao play. which rudr II three dhSn
| uIp at MHurHulcy'B Theatre with p"r
tot nnnCrr IhIH Afternoon ana evening.
, earned ia" generous Hpplnua" ElNnn u
by last niEhtn audience
THO rIudurIl"n has not h"rm hlmn"h
hy tho rnrruEc Of noN"Ial ru"r"u" IA
- poI fenced company with rI'n 81 tai
. lat mnhon II nn attractive 40 "''i
Ihoro aIu enough iunCfuL "hI"lI'"hI"
n""gh n"d ii'"B dn"'"" I" i""''d' ."
II," Iun,i ct ~ I'al inurI'hl '"u'"'I. Nhll'
1 thn I,I"I 10 81 ruttl' l"uI lnl"i''i !" E''"
, Iho uudlou' 'ni''Vi"""I
linm nIdunr 80 Iiu'r I.'""" ""' I"
nnI Iiod ,"tu,dlun. h"pl ih" hour" 10
I,urhtor Ip"nt 81 Iho TIA" h' vac -" ''''
ulnur "n,I T." hahIy ~ r"ruI"i "rl""'''
o.,.,,II hn IIntud 81 Ih" hrnh al Tia" '"'"
PAM 49,
Iiui Iho pln4 /, u"l '"u" "i"r "ii"h
"a H." I,ndI e." Ia '"Irhl" h""h", "''
Ih,rn h. ,"uold"I"hl" ahlll hl"Id"F"h III
uuIur 81 IL" rnlu"I I"llH
The stony hluR"n 80 ih" NM 'nP" ~
NinIiI,. Iui,I",h Landau e,IT"n". l" 49,
r.uulIyi, I"rd vh"m rh" h"ll"v"H 4" h"
nu untitled hu"ln'"r n""n. Vito" '''
t.hrr h,.I pl"'" 80 inIrii""H 81 "" "'''
slu, rhr iIu,u, -r.0 IhrI h'r u"' 10 nnh
rIovru 9TH" rrMIlf'u n"m whom" so"
n"d 49, a Klrl rr" h'r husband l""h'
nrrvnnIr ~, IT," ihirUl"u 80 hi'ud I'' ~
II frI,nl,rH ,hrat h"i"I" h"I h"Nh'hh
| CuIupIIrIIIuup ruu ".nIIy IunEln'd
The Wheeling intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1903-1961, 1920-10-05
.PAW-PAWS SELLING
FOR FANCY PRICES
West virginia naaAAaa, Although 1ssa-
tiful, ming GOOD Hrtss In De
Wheeling MRFkStO

Although tho bushes on the hills sur
rounding Wheeling Rro loaded with West
SIrulnin bn nhnas or pAw-pAWs. as thoy
ure bcttar known. fancy prices wore bo'
inE paid yesterday. the luscious fruits
yelling for 1850 psr buShol, Wholesale.
whllo retail. thoy averaged tive for
nickel.
Tho crop this year. althouNn NOT a.
treat Is Ia some past years, II large.
and tho pICknrs Visiting tho hill sides pro
diet tho crop will DO bsttor In qualify
n nrr tho flTnt frost.
raw pawn In past years have always
mold reasonable on tho market. Thoy
mado their first appearance about thras
weeks ago when they sold for fvs cent"
each.
i.n,tInnnior w. w. Irwin yesterday Ta-
Caiyed o box Of tho bananas from down
niato. rhars u IL said they are va"
ploptirul,
The Wheeling intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1903-1961, 1920-10-05
COMPLETE REPAIRS TO
HISTORIC OLD BRIDGE

ne. .nuI,sI which vr" lot h"''i'I
,,,,,utIr ana by tho h"nId 81 COUNT '""
,,InnInrrrs Iu, IrpnlIl"U ~" "ld hI"'"'
I.,I l., I,irc ln,ntad - Ilm t'i"'" ''
ia, Come, 81 'Iun i'uunliu' lion '""'l'""t
,I Ilitalr,uh WIN h" n"'"rI"l"h I"'"
rhIn h,I,run 10 ouA ~ ino "t1""' ""h
u nr.I,uu,h 4" this No. w." I h"unrul 10
urnn iI,"uanrha h"v" iteVP'"h "'"' "
nIn,o H., ,"t"Il' ll"n g." :" '"h'' ''".
IIF"u ur.,IrI Inl"r r"'" lrh"" ~ '""
.utr,,ir,u in d"lnu H." ""Ih -" 'h"'
IL M IrrI - I-nrt "nr h""hi"d '""'"
,,,,r krf"io II nEnl" vlll """d en- -
ruiI"
A. ..,rrrl dlIf'rcnt Ilm"" ~" r'"rI"
.L,,. ~, /" hnln thlr hI IhE" tom dow"
,,,r o., county ,"i"iuirrl"n"ih nINhl =
,rTunrd NntI III" w"Ih h"r h''" go"
rl,.,rd II ulIl l""H lih" " """y t"''
ulI,,IuI"
rhI, r"rutunv hnu nIn" h""m AWARDED
tn. ,uniIu, ir IuI ih' "I"' il"h 81 u
l., l,Igr 81 It"uryn I"lut "ni nl"" az
urrL Nlll ThN company VIII m"N" lin
,nniormI 4" p"nrY'r Paint WHIT Ih"y
win hcviu wUrll ~ one" "m ihk' nii"'.
IuI"
-nUY van ghTINGn NTtMrN
The Wheeling intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1903-1961, 1920-10-05
FILTRATION
AUnarIoH WILL COME nnrORE CITY
COUNCIL AGAIN TaIn EVENING"
Indiana Air Lin 90 Wants More Timo
10 InrSsMRnts We'll Project

The matIar p'ti"i"inE I" ih" hi'''
non ayatom whl'h hrI ho'm az at "' '
oral previous meeting "f IL" 'U' Ia"
Tho tune nlI"ttoh Inhtono ~, Pump
company VIII" anh"h usr"in7l".' I" J"
yahtiERto tho Iotrli"IJ rrh't =" "l'i"h
ting Of plaun p"nSIhIe '""s"n "t
supplying tho 'Iiy wth I'"t" N'i't h""
s~p ired
/. In TALKING ln ruY Nnu"g'r 'hH'I.'
q pgDhlIu lnHt night ho nrld TINT ~
company asked him whether "r not ~
would be p0Hrlbls Tor ~" company 49,
Nave n lIttln moro tIm" 40 th'H ""E
nrAra have not completed ia" lur"Stlg''
Uom. IL told them. d" Hnid. I" tax"
The matter mp with council ana INV"
since rccoIyod communicated tl"",
their ohIat engineer Ndhr"THnd I" tht'
body. The engineers reason Ter wRni
rtR more IImO IL that hn has not COM
piStsd hh work with IN" stat" Ia con
n4otIon with tho uloHti"u. t"unyll hh'
already granted th,m 90 d") - which u
now up"
* of this ryston. a. th,r ahb 90" h''
LastAIIed la tho cay II viii h"N" ia"
aIiy 'oonsldoTahIo u,"n,} ia" u'r' TIA"
lral slatum 81 nitrntI"n VIII cost i"'
dity upwards "r ". 0OU.nnO ia" l'dl""'
Air Pump company wiah - l"h ''''
IAlis aud n su,UUaSf,u 10 "h""l"h mat
Ne oily viii have an shu"l""t s"rI' y
~ water which 10 ~ q Sod 'i"h'l'. va
Mrr viii pay Ih,m ~hlia 60" ~" "ih''
dad u su,h raiis. thay VIII h'"' '"'
Sspsnsa
The Wheeling intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1903-1961, 1920-10-05
-FOUR new SUITS
IN CIRCUIT COURT

-Four suits rrTn MED y"nl"rhhy Win
Iuhu l. KlnEh"rn. rl"rk nf circuit court
Attorney A ". HHwlrll Med tho huit
IN behalf II Man u. t"h'h""h' 'Ln7'os
rnr I,liII 4. Itnblnhou, widow or w, J..
Uuhinhnn. dcCrnnad. 81 al nHhlnht wheel
ing Htoui A. IInn company, ~ '"ipoih'I"'
ThIn cult In I" hsiIIn nn"unIh allau"h
t., bo duo tho uIninilH fI"h u" hoInhh
ant Uunpany Through tho "hlnl" "I Ih"
..,.cunsd I"Iod |. lturs Baltic J."
DnIaoII nni Dnvlh DnlGaIl IN suit Tor
The Wheeling intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1903-1961, 1920-10-05
TRIP AROUND WORLD

Lieut. David a. Kurncr. run or Mrs
Amelia KurnCr or Fourteenth atroot. ar
rived home Sunday after II trlp around
tho world In tho HorviCc OF Inclo Sam.
licut Kurnrr served In tho world war
but on being discharged roonliht"d In
ia" engineering department Of tho nrmv
aud nftrCn months ago embarked for
Russia being member OF tho Russian
halfway Service CorpK. on complct ling
tho work Ia northern Russia tho corp,
went to China. touching Hong Kong nud
lInrbou. They also raw Japan From,
there they went To Europe where th"y
visited all or tho Allied nations there.
after which they embarked for AfTicn
Aft"r leaving Africn they CrogSed III"
Atlantic and arrived In Now York u
fortnight ago. boing dlsChOI god there
The Wheeling intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1903-1961, 1920-10-05
SCOTTISH RITE MASONS
I GO TO CHARLESTON
MAsslisa nrai-s y" u-.f~s ss"-'s w.
VI a..ss AZ DEL Iesi a~a"I"s

Il ptflY nemha's 80 ~" l"'"' h'''''- ''
a.attl-h NJ, hauunS I~"r" lhip "'"' "
IN. fDV thp, iasiuI, rsh''" fh'y wiz '""
IN dss,.ea TruN ~" l4'h :" -" l'"''
,tkRo ghh raudIdsIrH, 49, 10 "'"'""l l"'
,gunlnn uT tho dunitish hB' bodice y
Ffh~ hsP"nry "r s""'h"'" N'"' Y"
hswiunItiu t"nIuTrnw. uuIll FtlI". "lFh'
xEs,t the afra,r onis Win g l',"I"''
This reunion thlH Yu"t VII h' ~
,h0atast o,rr hrld according - ih""
Hoing, aud his tl"" ~ "'I"u n"'"
rAtnI NThs t'harIrsi"n h"dl,u VII go"
-. d,sro.s I'M In tho IfIh pud in"t ""'
a., ia. lBth IluutlUHt"n VIII hr'o 'h"tA
and WhssiluE nnlshlnH ~" ""rh
rho In,aI drl'Eatl"" l""N'n ." "r'
rtAi car over tho ~ - ""h wl'l "t'''
Ia Charloat"u thlH nfl"''""" ln''
The Wheeling intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1903-1961, 1920-10-05
AMERICAN LEGION
wheeling Post 10 HsaT Oo"V.n'i"" n"
ports and IAitists Candidates

4 mailing az Whaling I'"rI e., Ma
.rioan I.osinu, viii ho h~ld thI" '''"I"E
aGA o'CI"rh IL thniI 'luhT""'"7 !" ~
aAhonh building 90 Muth"i 'it'.l wa
liam uumptrs. pUai command .. "hi
have charE" 81 th" "'""''"r ""d u" "'E"'
asfull attendance
A complete i,r"rI 81 ia" d'l"Fol ~
who TSrnutlY returned rr"W iI',. r"'"u'l
annual convention hold IL 'loN 'lrud. - .
vii 10 rSna a. thlH tltn" N"v"tnl "ih"i
r~u(iuo matters OF lnp"rton'o will v"'n"
I'M fua con alteration at thlH tlIns
The Wheeling intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1903-1961, 1920-10-05

On oooo. ,,--u--- 40 r-.. pli, spa Er''
u, 90. ~. .,,",r"ys ~, III. pisisih
~. .uI, ~ 7, I pp~-n ~ w. -
"r.. n'Triar .UGrlrr 4 Grl.m." 49,
H.. -,Iorn-yr for ihA plpin,In Ths 49,,
suit which WAS t.cslrAd VS. 'hst "
n..r AZ ys-,.r h bb.iIrs, against Loul"
g Mernchn.r This suit IL In sssurnpht
for damages of $1,000.
The Wheeling intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1903-1961, 1920-10-05
WFST VA WILL GIVE HARDING
MAJORITY At LEAST 10000

mIIroo rrr III" I.lrri '"nEr"H"lnnHl ais
IirI,t WIN npp"lut"d y"Ht"rdhl. ""
,nmuI,Ioo ,nnrIHtH Of tn" following: Dr.
&c! A Nurhmnu. rhuIrnnn, nnh q. W
otto. r""rcInry, md T. llppn"' IRON"
u,crc MI ar Wheeling: Members Ham
WcII,. Ilrook cnuniy. j. a. McK"nhi".
IInnrncL county. ". \ roiIa"k Marion
county. Chnrlcn ~. 'nrrlKnn. Mhrhh"l u
county: CON Alfred tnld~rlI. 'mio
rnuuIy 4 n ,.nII. Tuyl0r county. J. w.
Stamina \NCIyUl ,GIntE.
The Wheeling intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1903-1961, 1920-10-05
nTTLETON GIRLS
; REPORTED MISSING
SINCE SEPT. 18TH
CONAN ANNEXATION RsosiVsd by tntslllE"n'
oaF HzprssssR Fear Ter Hat"J OF
Young woman

Tho Intelligence 80 ~ '"'"'I' ct o.
communication from Mrn ny ~
iJttlelop " yn stating THAI Miu7""
Ma, Nnv nnI yrra kImhlc Of thrI rlH' g.
have bacn miprinE from thou h""''
Slnre TusadnN evening. September IN.
since that time. according 1" ~" lnt''l
hothinR IN known Of tho wh"t"'h"u'" 90
~ Itar sInte. TINT Nh0 ~ und"U ia" m
preston that the y"hng w"mon i"tt in
an automobile Relatives fear that III
has bofallen tho young women
Tho writer - tho communication re-
duesla that II ia, pulirn Of tai" city or
1tEsr plarn- can aid IL locating tho
Young women. they de- p"
The Wheeling intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1903-1961, 1920-10-05
rrsnn.nt Clashes.

Father CARROT stated that tCpu"u'
,InEN.a tax" place between tho police
and Sim Finn followers. throughout
the county, aud that utter every claHh
z, rnId IT, iustitul"d hy tho police TO
mnko roprisals Father GSrrntt hi M
s.lr " .tnrSYrd one OF thcEo clashes h"-
twcrn the two forces. and said during
the nght which rnsu"d tho Crcamorl"I
~ the town wrrn destroyed cutting orr
the mill, md butter supply "r IA" people.
lilo went on IL toll 81 tho raid mndo
upon tho tuwn Of ruum. which wHh
Iuauo recently BY the police 81 ia" en-
The Wheeling intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1903-1961, 1920-10-05
CENTRAL E.T. ENGLAND HuLInVEH
REPUBLICAN, NAJORITV MAI
REACu 10000
a.ntimsnt Down Htats Growing IL
Favor Of Republican
Nominee

I '.ErulIur IInrdInE win receive a mai
urIry Ia Wont Virginia Of not LorH thhn
| 10 nnn yni"u." HhlI Hon. u. 7. fhHlAhh
! RoruhII,nu nominee for attorney gen
ami n,I r,rninE upon hlr arrival from
! rnrhrTnbutE tn fact. nnih Mr.. f.nE'
, Iund II hrIi"," tho Republican majority
Will roach 10000.
! "Rcnut"r iInrdIng In hin tour through
Tho rtata last wrrh np"kN l" "V"rh"w
| m,,tlnKn Hinoe hiH yiHlI I" tim state
| ho hnn ven the doubtful voters |" IN"
| ItopubIi,nn rIAndnrd nH ~"Il ~ Ihtkr
: nuInhor ur former Bcmu'rnin via" VIII
! lhIn year nupp"rt tho lteruhIl'"h '''""!
| Sentiment Ia tho n"uihurn pnIi al
Tho nInin In craving la favor or H"h"i"I
! II,rdInu Evou biRuu"h bomn'ihIh WI"
, hr,o alnnyr nupp"rtnd ihht Ticket aI"
IhrntIiinI tho Con lt""HHroIl lh""o'
Mnny hundreds Of them a." openly i"'
/ lInIdinT. -,
! } nn ."m,in. od Tint Tho entire u"
r,l,Il, an nInIo aud cong oaBlonnl il"h"Ih
. ~ ~ H." olo'Iea
| M. England In "i"pplnI OF tho NJ
I."r" ""h i"h"l VIII l""v" I"' "''''
,,h.,c I"nIFhr ho wilt uddronn tho ""i
o,s 81 that town bn W"hnonh"r h"
IuIn ,IrlI IL" "mHlmn h"mn'n ""h l"h""
! IrInI IInmIn Ia Nho"IinE THU nh"r "F"
, uInu Vi Inrluuh viii Il" ih" ril""Ip"l
nuorLnt a. - Ii"puill' al InlIy I" u" h"I'
, Ihc ,'urInII ,Iuh pIh"I sp""h"r" " III
Inc IuLu Inuon - IrItl"li 81 M"n"dn
I ,IIIo pud NIiu Jullnn - ll""t"". 'h"'
! rmmdn 81 tho ma '"nE' ""aI""nl I'll"
tfl'l
A,nnnr ihr ,I"iI"ra 81 Uoruhl'nm
Irn,I,IunrI,ir ,r,ucidny wa" ". IT, Nl"h
Inr 81 MilIvhl". Ia NJ Nl'hln" j" 1"
I,runor Ir"unu,IHt. on" "f ia" many VII"
uIU mia y"rT y"ta Tor IruhI"r IlHTdlhH
Ito v,r Z former brakeman hnd con
,Iu,tnr aud Ir now Travelling tInHlr
HT,u' $500
Il ,uIud Tor WIu,"u ~ lrn,' Mr. Wick
y I,a said but meyer again am Ih"r
.,uuhIy dinHubi"d with the Wlln"n pol
. irlTg vht,h am r'uI~ win '"ntlnuo L"
l., ,nIIIrh uul II cor IN rIort"l. am
.rI,,a,d T." IL" l""Eu" Of n"ti"nH and
r.r mat i,nn"u lnisnd nupr"ItlnH the
. I;.InIIII,,n lie |'i
! Pave nluucI was yesterday appointed
3 I..r.uIII,"n Lali"i '"nn'"iHhl"""' f"i
, ,,1h" ,"uml'
| It., ruill,an h."L.iu",Ir,a n"'o h'""
n,, i4si II.,t i,"n"I", I"hns,' " ~ Ii"lj
.IIt IT,, ,rni 80 Marching duII"I H., h,i
. t., I"il 81 t'.l"l"'
I.,.uI.IItuU rilB . - faiIi
The Wheeling intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1903-1961, 1920-10-05

Every Usor n Friend
Tho only remedy VIC ever u'o for
coughs and colds IL Foley's Honey and
Tar Compound. Il has been our stand,
by for yess. and Il never fails ne. -
L. II. Foley. Marquette. Mich,
IL purely know tho worth at Foloy's
Honey and Tar. ~ have taken Il
with good results. Also have sold
hundred Of bottles. "A. l.. STAINS
bury. Parkorsbura. w. Va.
Children like Fokey,s Honey
and Tar. IL contains no obi0ies.
and wiH not mJnre @ delicate
stomach.
HOLD EVERTWMnKn
The Wheeling intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1903-1961, 1920-10-05
PArnnR TnOhAn J. GARRETT or
CATHEDRAL RnTURhH rhoA
uUROpE.
WAS In Hot.I when Toiios Nnd MIA"
rlaa dashed.

rnIhr, Thomas r '!nrroit II -
I,,r,rl.r cathedral. arrived i"r' wc"h
from T'Iym"ulh. EuRi"nh GA a." ll"'I
ItUttUt dpm
Father i.nrr,I luft Sow l"tk un tho
steamer ~ I'nuI ou Juno 20. nIrIvIng -
Nuuth IInmpInu England, FI"m th"in
lao Inuinr, "d IT, dublin ia III" heart "C
tho NInu Finn dlrtrlCt. II was h"r" ih"'
leo nTaI dIn, uN"Iuh tho uuT'rl OF lh"
ucoplc Upon reaching Dublin hN FOUND
Ihut tho train r"rNlco had h""n dlh"on
IInurd ia order [" atop "hlpn'nt 81
nrrun aud Huppilor To ia" i"r"oH "f tho
nritIph cmpir". Ito rnldi
"Iroinnd at tho prcr"ut tin" ~ rul"l
by tw" forces 81 the "mrlr". III" police
aud tho military. Th" polio" ~ nniil
about SIX months AK" was 'omr"I"d -.
Tally az ITInhmrn. but recently LOO
roElgnCd. aud th"ir plncrH M"rN hIl"'l
hy a. Turcc or men called tho iIlIrk n"d
TnuH ThIu nnmr derived fr"tu th"lr
uniforms. the hhakl ar tn" army nni a
hlhrk emp N"nrly all Of th' submit .
Iut,u ne. - -auIyir men MhO nav H"TV~
leo durInE tho war
'''ThcI- iH "UO.UU0 soldiers stationed
In ireland. all OF thcm recently recruit @.
ud" hut Father CARROT "nld th"y hal
no rurcs nm tho Slim f'InhcrH hal plnc"'I
their own courts aud nil CH to wrr"
tried by them. instead or Ia" ;mllllorF
nuthnrltIru Tho SLIM Finn authority
Iu rrCoRnlkrd by both clnnH"H OF ."llEl"n
i'm tho Euurh onEi aud west although
they nrc tl"r" stringent with IN" law OF
tho country thnn tn" military Huth"r'-
The Wheeling intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1903-1961, 1920-10-05
Foley's
Honey and Tar
rnMpnIINn

IS A TIME.TRiIiD REMEDY that
can bo relied upon TO Get rid Of coughs
snd colds that lead to serious lime" II
Neglected.
The Wheeling intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1903-1961, 1920-10-05

81, ruIIIrnn h,"i,Iu"iIrta haze h' "a
nd, i4ui IL.t i,"""I", I"h"a"" III n,"I
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The Prescott daily news., 1920-01-09
MODERN WOODMEN TO HAVE
 A BIG DAY IN PRESCOTT


 Officers and members of fourteen camps of Modern Woodmen of Ameri- ca, Prescott, Hope, Emmet, Laneburg, Bluff City, Nit. Moriah, Whelen Springs, Blevins, Westbrook, McCas- kill, Brerine, Centerville, Spring Hill, Pisgh, will hold two sessions on Mon- day, Jan. 12, to lay plans for big membership drive, also to set fut- ure date for class adoption, reunion and galla day. Business men and resi- dents of Prescott should be interested in this big M. w. A. affair and give them a hearty welcome and all help possible All members are requested to attend the special meeting Jan. 12 to name the date for the big day and transact other business. State De- putty R. P. Fulkerson, of Little Rock, District Deputy w. J. Elmo, E. E. Kyle and other officers will be there Dr. J. s. Chastain will give the well come address.
The Prescott daily news., 1920-01-09
Build: sl City for Employees.

On the outbreak of the war the Westinghouse company found itself compelled to abandon q rather exten- sive house-building program which had been started, but this has been re- sumed. and 4S houses for it's employ ces are now under way. These homes form only part of a general building plan for the development of a large tract It is estimated this tract will furnish homes for 600 families. Side walks and paving will be laid, and gas, water and electricity will be provided for-> The houses, which are modern in construction. will be of brick with hollow tile backing, with concrete eel lars and cement pOrches. They will consist mainly of five, six and seven room houses, designed to meet the needs and the pocketbook of the man in moderate circumstances and will be sold at cost on easy terms to the em- ployees of the company A number of the dwellings will be for rent.
The Prescott daily news., 1920-01-09
LEE BROWN SELLS HIS
 CAFE AND CONFECTIONERY

Lee Brown, who has been proprietor of the cafe and confectionery on West Main Street for the past year, has sold the business to c. Barnett, who comes to Prescott from Tallulah, La., the new owner taking charge today.
 Mir. Barnett states that he has or dered an entirely new set of fixtures including soda fountain, tables, chairs, etc, and that the interior of the building will be thoroughly work ed over. He states that he will give the people of Prescott an u-pto-date cafe and confectionery and will cater to the class of people who appreciate clean and sanitary place to eat.
 The new cafe will be open for busi- ness as soon as the necessary re- pairs and overhauling is completed, the date will be announced later.
The Prescott daily news., 1920-01-09
Jno. Trevillion.
 Business session. Benediction.

The Grafonola Department of the Prescott Hardware Company is now in charge of Miss Ruth Eaves. The Prescott Hardware Company is one of the largest distributors of Colum- Ola Grafonolas and records in Ark ansas and their volume of business is growing at rapid rate. An exclus- i've department on the second floor IS devoted to Grafonolas and recorda(
The Prescott daily news., 1920-01-09
New Zealand importing Timber.

It seems curious that country so reputedly rich in timber as New Zea- land should be importing such ma terial, but during the last five months America has sent over some 45,000 feet of redwood, yellow pine, shin- gles and lath. chiefly from Oregon.
The Prescott daily news., 1920-01-09
NOTICE

During my illness my insurance business will be attended to by F. B. Murrah, at his office in Bank of Pres colt Building. Twill thank my friends and patrons to call on him for any in surance they want, or for any infor- nation about existing policies. 7dtfw
 J. s. Began.
The Prescott daily news., 1920-01-09

Bad digestion robs the body ofthe nourishment it needs to maintain health and strength. To restore tone in the digestive organs there is no bet ter remedy than Prickly Ash Bitters. u is the remedy that men use for purifying the stomach, liver and bow els. Price SIPS per bottle. Hesterly Drug Store, special agents. d
The Prescott daily news., 1920-01-09
Lively Movement of Freiqht Cars

The worlds record for car move ment is claimed by Columbia, Pa., where 9,531 cars passed in single day. In one month 250,00O freight cars passed Columbia, or an average of six cars per minute.
The Prescott daily news., 1920-01-09
! LOCAL NEWS HHG

All the new magazines at Guthries.
 All Serge Dresses at 13 off.-Qua!- ity Shop. l-fI
 P. E. Whitman and family, former ly of this city and now residents of Benton came in last night and will spend few days here visiting. MT. Whitman will sell his residence pro perty near the Methodist church before returning.
 Andrew Davis has accepted a cleri- cal position with the grocery depart ment of the Ozan Mercantile Company.
 Mrs. c. A. Huffman and little daughter left this afternoon for Tex arkana after visit in the city, the guests of Mir. and Mrs. H. H. Allen.
The Prescott daily news., 1920-01-09
'HRIsTIAN ENDEAvoR PROGRAM

Song.
 Prayer.
 Topic, Character.
 Bible reading, Prov. 4:1-13. Responsive comments on the script ure lesson.
 What foundation must strong character have? W. A.Newth. What place does self-control have m strong character? R. L. Blakely. The motto repeated in concert. Three dimensions of character. Mrs
The Prescott daily news., 1920-01-09

FOR RENT-160 arce farm about 100 acres in cultivation, good land. Flowing we'll. Henry Berry. 1-7dtf
The Prescott daily news., 1920-01-09
Export of Cattle.

Live cattle were first exported to England from America in 1861, but il aid not become regular business un. til several years later.
The Prescott daily news., 1920-01-09

Choir practice at the Baptist church this evening at T o'clock.
El Mundo. [volume] (San Juan, P.R.) 1919-1990, 1920-09-16
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locar sus niaos en- la escuela, solicit
tando de ellos los envien clase con
puntualidad. La semana pasada el ms
pector don Salvador Morales salgado,
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los maestros de la zona urbana, ha-
biendo hecho una clara explicaci6n de
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boletin impreso que ha sido distribuido
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muy entusiasmados de ella, cuyo entu
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mas autoridades escolares.