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Free trader-journal and Ottawa fair dealer., 1920-07-27
ENGINEERS GATHER
data FOR WORK ON
FOX RIVER BRIDGE
SURVEYS ARE MADE FOR PRE-
LiMINARY pLANS-CROSS SEC
TONS TAKEN FROM COLUMBUS 5
TO DIVISION STREETS FOR USE
OF STATE HIGHWAY DEPART
MENT.

Engineer w J. Wagner and two IA
sistants from the state department OF
public highways yesterday afternoon
made a careful survey Of the Fox river
bridge, gathering data for Bridge En-
ginccr George +. Birch with which H.
will compile the material for plans
for the new structure. Before any
definite plans could be formed by Mr
! Birch IL was necessary for him To Sc
cure field information gained BY j
careful survey Ct the structure.
Mr.. Wagner measured to determine
the line Of the street the line of the
walk and the new street and bridg,
Couter Measurements were taken
all the way from Columbus to UiNi
sion streets.
Officials in charge of the construc.
tion believe that September will be
the earliest possible date when Mr.
+ can turn over the complete
7Il. atoms and plans to theu They
are hoping to have the contract lar
and actual construction work s'artc !
before winter weather sets in.
The new bridge viii be almost g0r
feet in I"na)h, but the width cannot
BE- determined until the officials are
able To find out If the G., .. 4 j will
come in with the city and county and
Join in assuming a share Of the cost
ot the bridge In this case a now su
pclatructnre viii be built on top OF
the present railroad piers and a sidn
wall placed At the south of the tract
Free trader-journal and Ottawa fair dealer., 1920-07-27

Hollow, Cedar Point,
and a third at Peru, clos
ed down. Yesterday
five were forced to quit, leaving the
list Of imperative pits at eight in the
county with prospects that others
will join the walkout before tomor-
row.
Two Of the mines which were put
out Of business this morning are own
ed by the Illinois Zinc Co., and, it Is
said will again be in operation to-
morrow, as they are operated under
Il separate contract with the miners
union. Orders, it is reported here.
have been issued for the miners to
return to work in the morning. They
will obey the mandate from President
harrington, it is further claimed.
Twenty Operators Sign.
Springticld H., July 27-Operators
of at lcas. twenty Independent mines
in Illinois have entered negotiations
With their SHIFT men TO pay the 81 a
day increase. This was the only de
yolOpmcnt This morning in the strike
situation as reported to President Far
rinGtOn of the Illinois miners union.
Fifteen operators have already sign
ed-tWclye in the DanviIle district.
one in the Springfield district and
three in the Peoria district. Four
mines in the Duquoin district will sign
today. This news, which Mr., Earring
ton regarded as strengthening his op-
position to the interference of Presi-
dcnt Lewis, was viewed by local oper-
atOr5 with astOnishmcnt Indictment
and Jail terms ii is said await oper-
atOrS who alter contracts made with
the government. Aside from this, the
break away of the score of operators
was said 10 be OF little importance, as
all the mines were small.
President Harrington said he had or
dercd all the miners back to work.
Coal production in the state continued
practically at a standstill Operators
here conferred together in an attempt
10 rel a supply of coal for state iosti-
),ti0ns.
ROOF that the Illinois miners Off
Cials have entered into Il conspiracy
with operators to boost the price OF
coal was demanded this morning bV
President Harrington OF the Illinois
miners union in a telegram to Presi
dent Corhridge Of the miners local at
OFallOn.
Free trader-journal and Ottawa fair dealer., 1920-07-27
YACHTS GET LATE START
DUE TO ABSENCE
OF BREEZE
GETS A BAD START
DEFENDER PENhLi2CD FOR Fail.
uRE TO GET AWAY IN PRE-
SCRlBED TIME LlMlT-MAkES
Up LOSSES AFTER TWO HOURS
SAILING.

Sandy Hook, July 27.--At 4;@6 Res
oute was several hundred yards
ahead Of Shamrock. Resoute turned
the outer mark at 5:t8:2o, and start.
ed back on the last IS miles Of the
course, after having captured on the
first leg lead of forty seconds, OBJ.
tanned by the Upton craft at the
start.
Free trader-journal and Ottawa fair dealer., 1920-07-27
tBy the Associated Press

SANDY Hook. July 2T-Dgspitc q had
start ResoI,tr Anerica,s -,n d.
fender made nm for To-. nf tj,nr ',t n.
getaway of the Gflh and Gnridinp bn,,
of the international yacht race. ana
at AZ this afternoon. a;ter two nom.
of nip and tuck sailing between her
and Shamrock VI. onjovcd a s!ieht
lead over her opponent
Shortly after The start, which gave
ShamrocIv an advantage of several sec.
onds, the lrishman went MO ,hc lcaI
and remained there until the yachts
had covered six or saNcl miles OF
Free trader-journal and Ottawa fair dealer., 1920-07-27
UNIONS AT BLACK
HOLLOW, CEDAR P0|NTl
AND PEORIA walk OUT
(Hy the Associafaf press3

La Sale, ILL.,, July 27.--Ihree more La Sale
county coal mines this morning joined the general
strike prevailing in Illinois when shafts at Black
Free trader-journal and Ottawa fair dealer., 1920-07-27

biologists say Thar man is the only
inrd animal that can sing. And most
of him can't,
Free trader-journal and Ottawa fair dealer., 1920-07-27
HOLD MEETING TO
NAME DIRECTORS Of
CRAUTAUQUA ASSN.
OFFICERS w n Q WILL n A V E.
CHARGE OF ASSEMBLY CHOSEN
AT ORGANIZATION GATHERING
LAST NIGHT IN COURT HOUSE
SUCCESS OF VENTURE AS
SURED.
BULL TIN.

At a meeting Of the board Of
directors Of the association this
afternoon Mayor George V. 3.
Weeks Was elected president and
Mrs, Dota 8. Megaffin was elected
vice president.
Free trader-journal and Ottawa fair dealer., 1920-07-27
WEATHER r.

Fair and warmer to.
night and Wednesday.
Free trader-journal and Ottawa fair dealer., 1920-07-27

OTTAWA JOURNAL
Established 1850
The Dickson County herald. (Dickson, Tenn.) 1907-1979, 1920-08-13
pWHMMTLs

H.ad llce 5o not bother 9oslsass AZ
a rule,
MsrsY, ,ra scs ~ hssw@ 81 ~'rnsit3@ are
caused hy teey'far ere ktad ~ grSla,
Crelerc's shoa a - separated frs4fsa
the pallets tas, rs sooa "a Il 10 prs
ssfde 10 tts.I nsulss1 she soy
l4i-ls tncslinss wh uo; 40 wefl
a. rhies tes-5. be, msst have "A lamp
wash tina: 10 hr5ky ard rysr sa,ng.
Y-srs srora staAen n@sts or arr not
rlrsrd ~ daily srly' me rests sAc'tld
Fr4 rsoa1ed IL they srv 70 he marketed
S.guah. are higher IN y~sr~ fhan
rsSsces sor ire sarsse ressser -ast ehsck'
ers ar. more expensive thaa o}9 f0~Ea.
Famine tAe chtck tacd carefully
,v,s make sa-e thar II 10 c~sn sod
sw s,t. with 90 ~susgs~toa n mold -
EastsEesA
The Dickson County herald. (Dickson, Tenn.) 1907-1979, 1920-08-13
IAFERTILE EGGS
ARE Preferred
Use cand!iag Machine Of Some
Kind and Then BE Careful
To Sell Fresh Article.
STOREKEEpR IS CARELESS
eFtess Ne Pays Are Not Necessarily
Asrkst ouotstiors ard rs 10 Ma
Particular ~ 10 c~s&iity--pre-
miunr on Cars le2srssA

Tb< general farms In this country.
each one Of which ordinarily Ass a
small poultry ioek produce The hnlk
~ the rig supply .or the dvlss The
Surplus rggs above the numt+F ussri
ny the faHlily arv usually marketed In
n u tWo ways tary arr either
slld 70 hUckstsrs ~he 60 fFVm fartH
"a farm coliectsas them as tfsy arr
takru 10 sou,e small town or cr'ss
rssas STORE and traded for. groceries
sht nvrchsnd.ee -
than 10 trai Ia eggs ~ & btssnts- =
the reason the average topntry store
ks"pey bugs Eggs For generations Gus
'tssgs res 'i~s-r~e4f iaws ,si4~ SsFfn-r
,,ay hs .rueyrirs whete NJ sell. BIS
riggs and butter - ths m-rehsut. Ia
or,Isr 20 sell goods. buy. egss to keep
his old tfndr and phtzg new Tbs
prices he pays vary N5th rlrcum
startes and arr not necessarily mar.
kst quotations.. f0r his ptuhts are made
on tbr dry goesis and groceries he
ss.I's rather than au the rEEs be
buys
rsii % system Obvious.
Tho ey,l results ~ this system are
obvious The siorpkrvpeg. for fear ~
offending his eastomrrs, IL net apt
N MAXI. nry gHtha rv.x4fng lnnuiFtsx
a. TO ;k~ quality ~ The eggs Which be
takes IN trade ard as result be ~
ceiSes many Shlrh srs psrtiy lpsu'
hated and altogether Runt for food
for frrsh. stale and partly stale he
rays fhe same pricr, AZ hts collection
~ the end Of a days haling II = varied
on- I'm top ~ ,hi- he usually gives
the eggs while they are IN hts posses
The Dickson County herald. (Dickson, Tenn.) 1907-1979, 1920-08-13
ADAPTED TO TURKEYS
Where Grain ans I've stcrk Are
Principal Products Fowls Prove
Quite Profitable.

I'BriHs, On which I've stock ard
srpip arr tie principal products. Rra
~ ell a3ap't.' 10 turkey raising ani
ri pft~rrt, On such PLACES more tnr
keys ara raised tlign on general farms
where ilrt sheafi he All Important
fart ~ The mlsCvilarnatI onipBt.
white turktts mav 10 probably
re sol IN confinement. the expense 10
considerable. their development, slow
their qeal'fy cnis m-vltnta si beat. and
the labor N csrins 'or 'isrn IN an Item
IL No small consequence.
The Dickson County herald. (Dickson, Tenn.) 1907-1979, 1920-08-13
SOLD FOR 50 YEARS
1MQNTERSMlrH}S !; AZ 4; 49,; &
w @lnllU@NHG -: ! !: =: e:


Just before lraying lur a dance I
~fetrphone~i a friend Of mIpr and asse;
her II she would lei the take her eve
uiug scRrf She said she would When
my cseort arrived, not wanting him 10
know | bofruae 81 clothes, said
Wen have @ call ~ l'rgsys TO s~t
my searf' When Ne rang The he'll Ter
small sister rnme 10 The door with
tbs scarf ~ her arm and said isis
says she's clad 10 Irf you take Il, but
please be- careful and don't Iass L."
ENrhAnce
The Dickson County herald. (Dickson, Tenn.) 1907-1979, 1920-08-13
WAR ON CATERPILLAR
HELPED BY MOISTURE
Measures Suggested Tor Control
Of Aiafa Pest.
R~s7sssfiss oss9ra MsrtA ~ August
10 GrseS 70 DSt=se ssrAs ara Pvt
Lars IN ceesl csnaitiaa ts'
Future crspa

Foliewlag m . fvw r~a..4screx sag
sesied b. lAe Gated States depart.
aAeai Of Agriculture for the cuArsus 81
ne alfalfa calsrpu.ar,
kevp the ranch 10 the hest possible
ra''agRl cOtdaiaa. trisais n aftea
and thoroughly. either inssetia,rsy
tseaste en,tins = as sesaa after cut;tag
IS the crep ~ hay eAa be removed
troia The groand
he4i'tsa'e every Ntr'er ani saYsns
The useeth u August, Dr esen ufie0er,
i possible NY the use " 4 gsvad type
u alealis rrnosateF. thus disturbing
any rurae ,hat may BE- prs.aen. Aa5
petting The 4ssi and aifaifs to coa.
alton for good srV~fh u e~isas
crops
Cat alfalfa close 20 the grpapt and
e'~au. ESPECIALLY sisug llpe ditch
banks, bortrrs, sgd tuning ross -
well a. in ttr main part Of the Geld
CIT thr alfalfa earlier than " The
49, ehF i+RbRA AAkAf - AAAFA
70 Is iasS ,oas,as Ia t4,vss4 or il uat
tenth IN bloom Match for cstrrrii
,5r IN the rarlF srsiug cre,p AVID II
ayny nfr observed and are about
grown. cat iht hay a fre days h~totr
( IS in hloom Nhi thus save the next
and fatare eguts
A minimum ashoun ~ damsgs GO
cars 10 Fields that are Systematically
pa>tured all or Il part ~ the ,in,s
Excessive ,selstugr Is conducive 10
a lseasrd condition ~ the larvae.
and this o1c fast i ~ the srratrs,
Importance ia control Nhsu worms
hrg!n 70 appear IN ~nanlorrs If t~,ssI.
Die surpiy this a,o ,iarr By lrfigstlea
and thgs assis, nature to destroy the
worms
Additional Information Is contained
in Farmers Bulletin I0pt. which may
he hsd upon request ~ the depart.
ment of agriculture. Washington II {.
The Dickson County herald. (Dickson, Tenn.) 1907-1979, 1920-08-13
DODSON STOPS n
SALE Of CALOMEL
rDcdson's Liver Tone" Is Taking Place of Dangerous.
Sickening Chemical. Say Druggists

ncSs@n's liver Tspe ts o paeaaaA
tasting, purely v~g~sshss Fvsse1a.
harmless to hSah cAllarca and sdaltA
fake . sssssatSl al eight and wake ap
iecllng nAs; no hstsosSssssss xsrx sssaa-
seAe. scta stomach az cN~sssif&s~d
lahwcls II do-s~nt 9s4I@ o cause IN
e~Sssyeakugv all she esst day tlke sie
leN, esigasteA Take a ag~s ~ cAigaAs4
t.sAy and ~Jsts.eSTos Sea sul tcsa
arAk. Ack and EaR~aErd. thsat ltss
= aay .-AdS.
The Dickson County herald. (Dickson, Tenn.) 1907-1979, 1920-08-13

Ever errgwsw IN town ass acsicsi
Q gT~ag failing o. tA the sale of
calsniea, They sl give tire sanae rvs
ssn- Issiscas Liver Iee. 10 taking
iis fasrw.
~-Ssaapses 10 asRx~stsCs aRa pesple
knas n issi~es Liver Teae 10 l%x>
sSaily GasrAa,e~d BY every druggiss
whe sails IL. A large tssils dS~Snt
cost vvry nRcb bat u Il falts to give
EASY re1'et is es~yy case 81 liver STAG
gishnssSs srd ce0gtpAtiea. Jas, ash
fur yaaE astslry haek.
The Dickson County herald. (Dickson, Tenn.) 1907-1979, 1920-08-13

Motion pictures ~ construction
work 10 which "a larsc public building
Arlsnars 10 rise frNu tiie ground Ike
na.ic being Completed In the ten
msn'ltrs duration og the f'm. ara -.
iaS shnNn before various engineering
as'ieties hy government r~rpre~snta.
lives atsNnri ne 30 Popular Mechanics
Magazine The structure Is the IN
61,trtal bu3t 'ias rf ihr t0itat states
bureau ~ standards and the p-turr.
Werr r1utir tr rsfr'- f,S 4 -l,.rf tensth
~ fln ryery 4as t'ur ne he tea
months ~ work an fHe hultf'as
The Dickson County herald. (Dickson, Tenn.) 1907-1979, 1920-08-13

psopts % Pm RU-NA and get the results | d. An experience HE
that of ArA Frteks ID sa Inspiration 70 sytu stick and sz1enng
woman
10 you have catarrh. whether u be OF the nose, throat stomach.
Aewsis. Or other organs. PE-RU-NA 10 the remedy. IL is not mes;
n h not an experiment PE- Ru-NA has been tpei Pc RC-NA has
hasa used by Thousands who once wers sRk xad re bow sail. To
prevent coughs. colds, grip AID lPnuenEa ana 10 hasten recovery
there 10 nothing better.
Pr RU-NA win improve thu Appetite and digestion. parity the blood.
ssah the trritstsd mucous Innings. eradicate The waste material and
corruption from the aystrmL 1t will tons up the nerves, give you
health. strength. vgor and the 10y OF living 10 what Mrs Mary
rrrns and thousands rsa~s have dons-Ssy t4skL-AA is4 sk4, be
glad. happy. thankful
Tablet Or Liqaid. Sold E,eyrher~
The Dickson County herald. (Dickson, Tenn.) 1907-1979, 1920-08-13

Charley. tA,sI." said young Mrs
T,raiss> what do th.-y want with a
.tsam ROLLER In a ~e,nsentlonr'
The t~rro In only a iiSure OF
st~ ech."
4 kllsw that HUT Ia 70 a guoi Hg
aF~ Vt ss,r,ctf An the steam rollers
Z ever sa~ at ~ogk made a crrthlo
sa,oani ~ noi--. but were ia reality
very caay tp -i,i~~fep."
The Dickson County herald. (Dickson, Tenn.) 1907-1979, 1920-08-13
RANK FEEDERS HARD ON SOIL
la-rs Ar-eu-ts 81 ptans F~pd Needed
ey crcns Of Character Of
SUDAN or Mlist

Any crop ~ the character Of ,uaaa
ex ui.lsi is har. 90 sous Ia, the sec ~
II "a rank se-~ter. makes a very
fuvrrssnt growth ana naturally usSs
mr. arg sneaats ~ ;asat ,c~sd wiih.
eat leaving Gayth1n- a. an offset.
The Dickson County herald. (Dickson, Tenn.) 1907-1979, 1920-08-13
Will Not be One Day WITHOUT
PE-RU.NA

Izul Mary Frieks. sST Borum&n g.. Bs:!svflis.
ma. IL guse oss Of the nAny thousands Of ladlss
ssroagAngA sLe country Via. after an Agouy Of
ysrz. hare u last found health, strength and
ytpw fin PKrRU-kA.
Her ssrn words ssii OF her suffering and recovery
hsttag thsn 80 can do Il: Il suffered With my
s,asaaeh. had awfal cramps and headaches no I
efrsa eonl1 not lay on . pillow. gaw your book.
triad pE- Ru-NA and got good r,suis from the
ilra by<tia. To DO sure Of . cWa | took twelve
aotssss. have recommended PE-HU-NA 10 my
frtsaas and all ass well pleased With results. I
will nss DO one day without Pc HU-SA. Hare not
had . doctor since | started With PE-HU-SA. which
was sAoat nitssn years ago. am now slnty-thrse
years old. bale. hearty and we'll, Can DO az much
wost - my daughters. feel strong and healthy
sad weigh near two hundred pounds, Before !
weighed a. ltstis 40 one hundred. hops lots Of
The Dickson County herald. (Dickson, Tenn.) 1907-1979, 1920-08-13

Mffvy~~if~ y@@F pwn tsutt- Ton
cuxht te kro< h~tfer ghsa ~ stsr rsgI
TIL : o'c8sseS ulth ysar gas,5 for moth.
lns frfsssis drinking ire creaa soda -.
gvtGs.
The Dickson County herald. (Dickson, Tenn.) 1907-1979, 1920-08-13

n |. T crltl9rcs a TRANSCRIPT NJ
sertlstr Tor saving thu' tie furnished
apartment 70 TIT N "tdsAi FIR rnHr mi4vl
wife ~ hrti, aui srtp,n Why ~
rnssy. Oil 'nt,F t,cty OK" tpovs Tint
q wet,ls-l ialr srv bride ana groom
until the fr~.,feyrno@sn ia otcr ard That
often lasts qug'f q slFji Ru'th IN fact
she starts sanking or asks hlln for
money boston Transcript.
The Dickson County herald. (Dickson, Tenn.) 1907-1979, 1920-08-13
Can Come Only From the
Proper Treatment.

HSny rwrHs~ Of s-ts.'1stas'iA1a are
caused by mlliieBs ~ tiny germs THAT
intest the blood. ans 1ttii the hissd
Is ABSOLUTELY frvvd ~ these serinn
there 10 NJ real relief 10 sight
The most satisfactory rcinesty Tor
rheumatism " y. = - heEsgse u 10
eas Of the moet thorough blood purf
The Dickson County herald. (Dickson, Tenn.) 1907-1979, 1920-08-13


VIZ" '@' "tN' 49, t.'f'''
su' mr. ~ "fS ''''|'''s " 'e4s
sue ''N" NA'h ai" =" r'sot ~
paNr' sen Ht>f '.''' III " pre-" ''H1'
p4F"h'''' w" h'y Hhr eHl'r NA'''t
ms ''f'0'ls'H''''- IS uhJ'Hs a rs
IN : I9'@"
THIS FFa1'''' h'S I8' " premium ~
'aF'"T%~ 'E& 'A@ifK ia' 'af'h'f :
VIII" VINO sf'h'f> ana Hs'Nr'S t'f
F~@N fF"'N"s t"'rIf'S ~ Df'f~ far
fatiN dt'9 W. woman "b2 orhss t'f
-" 'a''" @' Fhis ~ St"i''a nests
~ r's'l tAN ht'" h"3'~en"Fage ~"
i't7'r''t ''"' N A@trffl" fLGS ahl
ff".' r are 'atff0i taarA'fiAt
"casr Count" ~ Bad Mt'Net
Tts harE~trr. gather ~ large nu'a.
hrrS III EGGS throughout the rlnAtrv
The Dickson County herald. (Dickson, Tenn.) 1907-1979, 1920-08-13

paas ws-wns ~ Ta~~w e~rn Etc Aetsss waes
tAs essMAsa ssA A~ssss 10 s~e-@rss1 10 sss-
49, Ases ~ sffss svrgsslvs ssrs~eerr -AAv
The Dickson County herald. (Dickson, Tenn.) 1907-1979, 1920-08-13

Al things sn,gh. esss7. 70 ito rs
wko wpss-lf r~-arratf~a Sttnt Get
here arw-.
The Dickson County herald. (Dickson, Tenn.) 1907-1979, 1920-08-13

tuthaGasss - ths Ursteo siatsk
la 1919 the Chl'rd states vas slsHg
en- eighty sewn times ~ earthqua N9s
IL lgis II Ma shaken ~ tluJea Pew
~ These aaRkes were sufficiently
s,rHpg "a hv f.ll ehrrpt by the se'smo-
graphs og the United States weather
bureau.
The Dickson County herald. (Dickson, Tenn.) 1907-1979, 1920-08-13
Welcome Relief From the
Tortures of Rheumatism

ssrs known 81 uariAal seseRee This
ane old rrnaety ~ct~aRsrs the hleod az
Impurities and aets az an shlidese
IA rlte sgrra ~ rsYTa,nHefsTn = a ~
= an eAsellcnt ssstrta cieanref " 70
ntt sod ~ r-vCnnsncudsSi for Seaeresl
nls~assa
4 \ \ 10 soid ~ druggists every
where Fnr valuable literature and
atslrr address Chief Medical A~aSlses,
l1T swift Laboratory. Atlanta. Tee.
The Dickson County herald. (Dickson, Tenn.) 1907-1979, 1920-08-13
california Syrup a Figs"
Chili'S Best Laxative

Accett ~Calgorrta~ Srrup RI TfgH
rr.i y. hook FER SO name California ogi
the package, thra sal Ere s@re yoas
hid IL having Ire he*i ard most harm
lf~s phrsgr for the little stomach, llyFs
and bowels. Children lese Iss frui;y
fawtN. Fgil 6jrrctinas oa esrh bottle
! on rns, say California A3s.
The Dickson County herald. (Dickson, Tenn.) 1907-1979, 1920-08-13

10 nog SOW 80 Keen ga mons
making and s.Jsiu%ss ~evueralty as 70
forget that ~ little noTsease Iow
aud then 10 reitShed by the wtws,
nen,"
New-York tribune., 1920-02-22

Left-The very latest in mono
grams. Paint your initials on
your back and then sit in the
sun until your shoulders are
thoroughly tanned. Wash off
the paint and the trick is done.
At least that is the way this
San Francisco beauty recon-
iAeIluS' Keystone VirU
New-York tribune., 1920-02-22

Right-The Rev. j. a. johnson,
who has startled New Hamp-
shire by donating 81 900 to pro-
mote boxing at Dartmouth.
Boxing is having great popu-
larity among the wearers of the
green and the money will prob
ably be used for special prizes.
Keystone victc
New-York tribune., 1920-02-22

An unusual and strik-
ingly artistic view Of the
Washington Monument
as seen through the
graceful columns of one
Of the Capitol's architec-
tural masterpieces. The
brilliant lighting Of the
top Of the shaft is
caused by the rays Of
the late afternoon sun
shining on it through a
rift in the clouds.
american Photo Serricc
Lett-A typical Chinese
taxi Zone coolie power
motor, which frequent
ly stalls) with it's load
of three passengers on
their way down town to
do some shopping. Sam
Lee seems to have diff
Guilty trimming ship with
the two Celestial beau
ties on the other side of
IN eir single non-skid
wheel roadster. Underwood
New-York tribune., 1920-02-22

The French capture Berlin!
These snappy poilus, equipped
with portfolios rather than
rifles, are members of the
French mission assigned to see
to it that Germany adheres
strictly to the terms of the
peace treaty. peoullian
The Oklahoma City times. [volume] (Oklahoma City, Okla.) 1908-1984, 1920-02-24
Dry Agent, Denied Warrant
To Arrest County Officials,
Plans to Seize Them Anyway
Major DaIrynpe threatens to Lead State Police and
Deputies Into Mchgon County "Reyot' CoIapses,

NiHgr TIT M.h. I"h - " h
iia,o1, l.rl'ri s'l',s ."wn..snn'r. ''-
diy rlfusrd So .tsur 'd'fa N1rfauH
faf the arrest 81 t.y lfun county az
Ni,ls charged v.fh ,uu.gir 20 nN'
siruat 'hs uflhrupn wN Ift'.h d.-
cIafrd d.. cuuij nor N,t v,ihuu' ine hr.
Ifoyui ~ l-tfi.t Ai'ufnN Walker -
IfarI Rapids. SO b.. i,1'fu Judge
seyrI5us or Ntiorr'y General lNlmrr
Aiaj 4. y u,ipmp.r. federal pro.
tIli'up % .s,tor f,r ,.ntfsl Hud's. wNo
ashe1 10Y -" warrants. nDtn,i HA'"h
that unlcra t'isgrsrhiH authority 20 w.
.ur tae Warrants v4s f'r"iyei nom
District Atlnfnry Wahtr h g. m. h'
would poo rsd 20 iuiu county Win %
company ~ his own mon and 4 squad
- Michigan slAtr police aH1 make the
raIr,sts without Wirrenta
The Iron county officials ar" accused
- nHvlnghc.J up Ncstgr Grove prot
,lpIi.u director mn no tpper PEN
.nsIl,h. ard three state troopers Inst
week, taking -sycn lnfr'ls ot wine
/ which Tho federal as'uir had sclt'd.
| Later C0mmi-- -lau.r Hatth received
telegram from DISTRICT Ailotn~y Wa
/ Ilsr requesting that MAYOR Ialrympl.
Wiz, riatenrnt ~ ihe situation "
: Iron county and whether Grove br'
search warrants when he MADE me-
raid. there. The telegram sail Nj
walker was ready 10 authorize tho A.
rest OF Prosecutor AcDannugh sn'
the other officials, n the facts war
rant
Major palrympie tslssfaphei Nj
The Oklahoma City times. [volume] (Oklahoma City, Okla.) 1908-1984, 1920-02-24
|. P. CODD|NcTON
IS FREED TODAY
Case Against Carle Trial
Juror Dismissed by Justice,

T. l. CoddInston. juror In the trial
Of Lcwden carrie, arrested following The
trial on u chers. of perjury, resultIng
from his testimony in qasiif, In. TO sit
~ a juror In the case, was freed Tues
day morning following q hearing be-
fore Jcseph Doupree. justice of the
peace
Ccddinston was charged with having
given an opinion previous TO the trtsl
that was at variance With his nnsw -
to questions asked by the county at
tornsy. In the examination Of the jury
Nofnan Fruiett ard Orban Patterson.
attorneys PR I,owden Carrie. who made
the charges aSslnst Coddinatob. were
summoned ~ witnesses for the state IN
the preliminary hearing. but both failed
to appear rrulett, II WAS reported. wn'
In rexar Patterson was called on ,h'
| teleph6ne and. according to pcuprce
promised TO appear After waiting ~,
hours for him. Dcupres dismIsssd th'
case.