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Richmond times-dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1914-current, 1921-07-23
THOUGHT He HAD
MADE LAST RUN
But TaDlac Got Him Out OF
Bed and Back i'm His Cab,
Says Engineer.

AT the time | began taking Tan
lac ! hadn't been able to work fun
month in three years and was so bad
OF / thought | had made my last
run. but for the past SIXTY days I've
been taking my old engine out for
III" regular run every day IN the week
and Sunday, TOO. ana when get in.
instead Of feeling ali tired out, am
SO rested ana strong feel like
Jumping the rope"
The above remarkable ana charac-
teristic statement WAS made by W. H..
Carter, 301 Chestnut Street, covinc-
ton, Va. Mr.. Carter is n widely
known and popular locomotive cngi-
necr, and has been for a number Of
years on the Chesapeake and Ohio
Railroad, running between Coyington
and Hot Springs. Va
Indigestion" said Mr.. Carter.
worried me until l was about the
most discouraged man alive.
couldn't eat anything without bloat-
ing all up with gas and suffering
so nauscatcd couldn't even stand
the smell of anything cooking. | was
terribly constipatcd also, and il
seemed that my whole body was
diseased. The doctors came to see
me so often | had "a special chair
in my room that / called the doc
tors chair, and my mlntcl shelf was
so loaded down with medicine and
empty bottles that | called il my
drug store If | had all the money
| spent trying to get well | could buy
myself good house and lot and then
have money left.
We'll, none OF my friends ever ex-
pcctcd to see me at the throttle any
more. but ii seemed that every one
that stuck his head in at my room
door had something good To say about
Tanac. So ! got Il bottle, and before
ii WAS all gone ! was able to get
up out Of bed. and by the time ! had
taken two bottles ! was back at my
work again. and I've not missed a
day since. | took ten bottles in all.
and IL put me in the best OF trim i'm
every way. just can't tell enough
people about Taniac to pay the debt
OF gratitude ! owe. | want this state.
mcnt published in All the papers so
everybody may know what Taniac has
done for me. 1t has completely made
mo over into new man."
Tanlac is sold In Richmond by the
Tragic Drug Co. and the Grant Drug
.CosAdysstisement
Richmond times-dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1914-current, 1921-07-23
DECISION IN
cotton MILL CASE TUESDAY

DANN1LLE. VA, July og.-IudGe
|,ichard s. kcr. OF Stanton. who Is
Gliding court in Chatham this term
or Judge Hughes Dillnrd. announced
Today that he would render his DO
ision next Tuesday on tho filtration
|nstitUtcd by the Thomas Brauch
ompany. of Richmond, against tho
Riverside ana Dan River Cotton MIL
Evaporation here.
The action. which involves large
mount OF money. WAS Instituted more
han a year ago In the Circuit Court
I Danvillc when Judge I[cr was pre-
ldiuc. Last January arguments on
demurrer 10 the hin were heard.
uscne Withcrs and Leigh Page rep
1cscntinS the plaintiffs After these
rgumcnts the briefs were submitted
the court, who took Tho matter
ndcr Amusement. promising a de-
islon later.
The object OF tho suit is to main
ain tho stand taken by tho plaintiff.
Who represents holders OF seven or
light hundred shares OF preferred
took and which Stockholders. IL is
'a!mcd, were neither present or rep
oscntcd at the regular meeting OF
nc company held AT Schoolheld, Jan
| AIRY, 1919. They ciuiru the right to
ubscribc TO their proportionatc share
10000 shares OF common stock an
[hor2cd at the meeting in question
nd allotted only to the common
|,ockholdcrS.
Richmond times-dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1914-current, 1921-07-23
IN AND orr OF TOWN.

Mrs. Preston Kelvin, who has been
isiting Pittsburgh and Atlantic CITY,
MS returned to Richmond.
Mr. ana Mrs. Macon iobson. Of At
anita, ar" guests Of MIR. and Mrs
HaSRins IIobaon. al MT. Airy
Mrs. J. g. Dc wit, and her son. John
70 Will. Of barton Avenue. have left
or n trip 20 philadelphia, Sew York
nj othor points Sor,h.
Mrs. ~ ". IIotchFgss. hor daughter.
iiss Adele Hotchkiss. and son. Dan
~ Totchkiss. OF North Avcuiic. have
|eit TO spend som" time O.. River
lew near ocean View.
Miss Blanche Hatcher. Of 1906 North
venue. is spending two "ccks AT the
fIvn Hotel. Montreal. y. 6.
Miss Mary Rosalic solari and C..
raymond Solari. ot 2Sos East Frank
in street, are visiting in Roanoke.
Mrs. Il. r. Eek and daughter are
eav!nG Richmond today for Balti-
nore. where they viii spend several
S'cks visiting friends and relatives.
Richmond times-dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1914-current, 1921-07-23
.REMANDS CAROLINA BANK
CASE TO STATE COURTS
Judge Webb. OF Federal Tribunal,
Rules Against Taking Jurisdic-
ton in Injunction.
RESERVE BANK DEFENDANT
Legal Fight Is Outcome of Regional
Institution to Compel state
Banks to Cease Practice of
Charging Exchange on Checks.
Try Associated Prcss.l

CHARLOTTE. y. c.. July 22-Judge
+. Y. webb. OF the United states
Court, today remanhcd TO the state
courts tho Injunction proceedings in
stituted by-g50 North Carolina bank
against the Federal Reserve Bank OF
Rirhmcnd to compel the Federal Re
serve Bank TO honor its checks on
which exchange is collected
Tho hearing on the issue OF wheth-
or the hearing on the rcrmanency OF
the injunction should bc finally staged
In the state or Federal courts was
held here tho latter part of June be-
fore Judge webb, attorneys for the
plaintiffs. the State banks contcndinE
that the final hearing should be with
in the jurisdiction of the courts of
North Carolina, and the defendants.
the Federal Reserve Bank. con,endinG
shat it was matter for the Federal
Richmond times-dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1914-current, 1921-07-23
HAMPTON IN CAMPAIGN
TO MARKET SCHOOL BONDS

HAMPTON. VA, July 22.-W.' r..
'atrick, an Elizabeth CITY county
Merchant. yesterday informed Di-
ision Superintendent OF Schools
Ohm II. Brent, that he Will take Sl0.-
90 Of the school Improvement bonds
Ia Hampton. Mr.. Patrick is buving
he bonds as in investment. as they
ear per cent interest and run for n
,criod Of thirty years.
Hunter Il. Booker started the
movement TO have the business men
ere take up the entire $4,000 school
.onds by subscribing for $4,000.
y ne Hampton Rotary Club on Tues
iay adopted resolution to assist in
Cling the bonds, and Ro,arian
'harles 7. Taylor on "Wednesday an.
'ounced that he will take $4,000 of
he issue.
Richmond times-dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1914-current, 1921-07-23

ardlike spots TO mold its own in smart
sport coats.
Collars are many and varied in
style. one wrap showing mole when
the f.liznhethian collar IS closed and
disclosing that after ali Il Is squirrel
when thrown open. prapcd shawl
collars compete with the mcdici style
and chin chin are ravshing on the
more extreme types. Loose scarf
t; Dis and cross effects are seen in
numbers. also.
queer and even startling combina-
tons OF design are not wanting, such
as tuxedo collar used on the same
coat with mandarin sleeve. These
tuxedo models show two types one
with tho turned back portion cx-
tending to the bottom of the coat.
the other half-tuxedo blousing at the
waist.
For real difference" probably the
eat"st achievement of the fur mas
ter designers are the suits and dresses
of carncwl and broadtail For rcplctc
wardrobes they are ono OF the hand
'omest adjuncts possible. but there
IS much room for doubt OF their fire.
pu"nt adoption.
out Of all this medley there are.
fowcvcr. definite fashions witch can
re classified and tickctcd for use
me is the silhouette. which falls
mt" two ;ypcS-th" straight and the
slightly flare. The lattor often juts
intr ripping fulncss that allows for
sufficient variety To lift all danger Of
pnoniony ana will be pleasing to
those who like a slight touch of the
'iHAir", even In furs. Some belts
merely the ropes. they are. are used.
"h'sc other garments show unbroken
IN" from shoulder to hem
sports coats OF fur are shrinking.
"" rear. At amy rate. the chic ones
Ter autumn wear measure only thir-
two and thirty three inches
iheir modishncss is added to by
landings OF contrasting fur on high
neck and the lower edge
Dress wraps and dolmans. though
mr." cl"ngating. II anything, their
length merely adding To their stump
touSncsS
Richmond times-dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1914-current, 1921-07-23
ATTEMPTS TO CUT CHARGED
WIRE, Is KILLED INSTANTLY
tBy Associated Press. I

DURHAM. y. C., July 22.-IIugh
RiGgsbcc, -, manager OF the Riggs
nee Electric Company, Of this city
was fatally burned early today when
he attempted to cut heavily charged
wires which were interfering with
the work of frcmon lighting "A fire
lie was the third member of the
RigEsbcc family TO be- killed by cleo
trio shocks during the past few years
The fire Of unknown origin. destroyed
the Andrc~s Box Company and sew
eral negro honscs, doing damage cs-
timatcd at $4,000
Richmond times-dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1914-current, 1921-07-23

canvas tents arc tho best abode
Tor the camping party Sunlrinn,
tcntavc should he carried to provide
20 square feet Of iloor space for each
person.
ditch should bc dug all tho way
around the tent TO drain off any
water which might get under tho
maps or flooring and make the place
damp wooden flooring. raised a few
inches above the earth. Is great adj
vantage and should he secured when
ever possible.
beware Of The various insect pests
sites far removed from human dwell
inEs. stables. ana hog pens will usual
IS d" free Of ilics. High ground, we'll
drained. with no standing water any
Where near. may be foumd 70 be rrcn
Richmond times-dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1914-current, 1921-07-23
Mrs. Mamie Robinson Lcwls.

WEST POINT, VA. July 22-It will
interest many friends in Richmond
and elsewhere to know that Mrs.
Mamie Robinson Lewis. of Walker
ton, Va, tho widow OF Or. Roland
Lewis. Of King William, was buried
at Colossc baptist Church by the side
Of her husband who preceded her
many years ago, on sunday last.
She died in the home of her daurh-
ter. Mrs. j. w. Mitchell. at Walker
ton. Va. in the 18th year OF age.
She is survived by two daughters,
Mre. j. w. Mitchell and Mrs. Hooper
Edwards. of Manruin. Va: sister.
Mrs. w. ID. Lacy. of West Point. and
brother. James. S. Robinson. of
Richmond.
Rev. Mr.. Lipscomb. of Jerusalem
Christian Church. and Rev. Mr..
Sheriff, Of Colosse Baptist Church,
conducted the services. The pail
hearers were her nephews and grand.
sonA
Richmond times-dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1914-current, 1921-07-23
ny Marquis dc rn>sny.

TItN'N I"V Ut" nlt"H NeWE.
NEW YORK, July 22-Ncvcr have
furs presented such a seeming maze
%: design. cut color and kind as the
lahyrinthinc aspect they show tho
h"holdcr this season. y wrap %.
luxurious crnime. To all appearances
intended only for tn" most occasional
limousine or evening wear. may he
removed by the fair wcarcr. turned
slipped into. and presto, here is a
handsome but practical seal dolman
Combinations. gorgeous and won
"ertu! Ia behold. Of furs in;ricateIy
NHt toEcthcr. with stripes contrast
ing ana matching in diagonals. dia-
nohdS and hrNagonais vicing with
our ErNnumOthCrS' Dntch quilts for
Richmond times-dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1914-current, 1921-07-23
Homer FERGUSON NAMED
ON CLAIMS COMMISSION
tBy Associated Press

WASHINGTON, July 2o.-WaItcr
,. Meals. former associate justice of
he Ohio Appellate Court, ii was an
bounced today by Chairman Laskcr,
|,f the Shipping Board has been an
Sointed by President Harding to head
.fte boards claims commission to set
Ito claims aggrcgatinG s21i, 900, 900
!, gainst tho board.
Tho other four members will he
Homer Il. Ferguson. president Now
ort News Shinbuilding and Dry Dock
company: +. w. Wood. formerly
president Maryland Steel Company:
.aptain Richard Watt, navy. and Ar
bur w. Teeie. accounting firm OF
A.tcrson, Teele & Dennis.
Richmond times-dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1914-current, 1921-07-23
NOTED PULPIT ORATORS
AT WHARTON GROVE CAMP
snccial to the Timcs-Dispatch.

HEATHSVI.LE. VA. July 22.-
Wharton Grove Camp opened sun
day. and will continue two weeks,
ending July 81.
Miss Nell r.. Mays, tho wonderful
girl preacher. Rev. George w. Nc
Daniel ana Rev. Len &. RrouChto on.
u. ~. Of Richmond; Dr. w. y. Lam
drum. Sam Small. Colonel clinton H.
Howard and others. will he there for
the meeting. The camp will he open
to visitors and boardcrs until Sep
tcmber /.
Richmond times-dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1914-current, 1921-07-23
SEEMING MAZE OF DESIGN,
CUT AND COLOR SHOWN
IN FURS FOR THIS SEASON
Combinations Gorgeous and Wonderful to Behold In
tncately Put Together With Stripes, Vie With
Grandmothers Patch Quilts for Elaborateness

c'hboratencSs and unusualncss of
pattern. Bands of squirrel: applied
with expert workmanship on mole.
max" one elegant coat: black cara
'uI Is trimmed with kolinsky in an
"thcr. and one shows Hudson seal
combined with kolinsky ana faced
with crminc.
I"l"rs in striking contrast are
rampant. The delicate gray OF mole
- used in bands to trim the glossy
black of seal, broad-;ail and koIin-
shy collar anu cum form another.
E"ugc chat. in it's ,awny gold
sriotchos. bchoovcs rcrwitzlly OF
sleek dark brown ana clear yellow
stripes. and neat, well -dciimcd lenp-
Richmond times-dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1914-current, 1921-07-23
A Few Hints

h o ograph s-photographs
taken in the shade of the forest
require from ) to - times LONGER
exposure than those taken in tho
open.
Compasscs-Ono end of needle
always has DISTINGUISHING marx.
but manufacturers do not always
mark the same end. Make sure
which end or tho needle points
north and remember it,
To Dry Enthusiastically blot
of as much water as possible
with Il soft cloth and then pass
them through the hair n dozen
times or so.
Chafch llccls can he allcviatcd
by rubbing soap into the socks
Also. by sticking adhesive tame
on the bare heels.
Richmond times-dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1914-current, 1921-07-23
Organize Legion Auxiliary.

WEST POINT. VA, July 2o--Thc
Woman's Auxiliary OF thc X. Temple
Palmer Post, No. cS, American I.c-
gion, was organized "Wednesday even
ing. July 90, With the following Of
tccrs: president, Mrs. George w.
Richardson. vice president. Mrs A.
i. lilrgrave; secretary. Miss Susie
Corr; treasurer. Mrs. l.. Ii. Thrift;
historian, Miss Martha Roughan
Richmond times-dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1914-current, 1921-07-23

mosquito bars should bc used.
Have Pure Wnter.
pure water supply Is absolutely
essential If YOU would reap amy
h"hlthfui benefits from camping out
Unless YOU know positively that
ID" water Is pure It Is best to take
no chances and boil all water used
Tor drinking purposes. or the water
may he purified with chloride Of
limo tchIprinated limc).
The latter is inexpensive and may
he conveniently carried with any
camping outfit. Put ono teaspoouful
OF the powder into u quart bottle OF
water. cork it tightly, and let 1t stand
several hours. Pour OF one tea
spoonful of the clear solution Ga
sediment will be found in the bo,tIc)
into gallons OF water and lot il:
stand for - minute before using
1t viii purify the water cXccllcnt!y
and is not injurious.
Tho kitchen and Mess tent should
be screened. rho dishes should hc
washed in boiling water All gar
bagc should be placed in covered
rcc"ptaclcs and promptly disposed OF.
The best method of dispoSing OF
these wastes is by burning. This
may be easily done by digging Il
fairly deep trench. Place numerous
fold stones in tho bottom ana build
a fire on top OF this. When tho fire
has gained good Roadway. pour the
garbage in
Mir beds are comfortable. where
they can be carried. since they can
he placed even on bare rocks Mat
trcsses are usually too bulky except
possibly for wagon trips
In the fir forests Il comfortable
bed can bo made from fir boughs by
laying sprays about feet long over
lIpt,!nE n courses
Richmond times-dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1914-current, 1921-07-23
What Campers Should Know

" hcr.Hcr you go On vacation. make
careful inquiry concerning the san
itary conditions OF the place. These
are more important than golf links.
tennis courts. bathrooms and bcau:i.
full scenery.
Is the water supply safe? What IS
its source?
Is there sewerage system? Where
do the sewers empty?
Are the kitchen. pantry and din
inE rooms clean and are they pro.
'ected against flies? You canno, af
Ford To have your food tracked over
by flies.
Is the milk pastcurized? Docs II,
come from a clean dairy?
Are there swamps, ponds or other
mosquito breeding places near-b,
These are some OF the questions
to which YOU should have favorable
answers.
Preparedness.
Bc prepared 10 deaf intclligont1v
with hurts and accidents. and know
what to do in case OF sudden illness
II you arc going camping far from
the nearest doctor. provide yourself
with frst-aid Kit and a few simulc
medicines.
II should he distinctly remembered
that only necessary firs,-alh treat
mcnt should be given by layman.
Pitch your tent at the top of a
low ridge. the summit Of knoll
with gently sloping sides. or on the
high bank Of a river.
II possible. select place where
the soil is sand ANA gravel. as 1t
assures adequate drainage.
Trees are highly desirable about
camps. but all mi"rbrush should 10
cleared away. az 4; is frequently
shelter for mosquitoes
Richmond times-dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1914-current, 1921-07-23

strong, healthy baby girl. can hon
estly say that | did not suffer much
more when my baby was born than
] used to suffer with my periods be-
fore took Lydia E. Pinkham's Vege-
table Compound years ago. l give
all the credit to your medicine and
shall always recommend it very
highly. Mrs. II. II. JANSEN, Mill
ston, Wisconsin.
How can women who arc weak and
sickly expect or hope to become
mothers of healthy children? Their
first duty is to themselves. They
should overcome the arrangement or
debility that is dragging them down.
and strengthen the entire system, as
did Mrs. Jansen, by taking Lydia f..
Pinkham's Vegetable Compound and
give their children the blessing Of a
good constitution.
Richmond times-dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1914-current, 1921-07-23
state rorcs,y I,od,c, Unite.

ATLANTA, GA. July 22.-Disap-
,roval OF the new method of manage
nent adopted by the American For
stry Association was expressed In
esolutions adopted at the closing
ession of tho Southern Forestry Con-
.ress here late today. and steps were
akon by officials of eight State for
stry associations to form a federation
State organizations,
Richmond times-dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1914-current, 1921-07-23
Specific Issue Involved.

The specific issue involved and re-
lief demanded of the courts 10y the
State banks is that the Federal Re
serve Bank Of Richmond be perman
entity restrained and enjoincd from
carrying out its threat To refuse to
accept exchange drawn by the plain
tins on their reserve deposits in pay
mcnt Of checks presented and TO re-
turn such checks to the drawers
thereof rs dishonorcd because the
plaintiffs have rendered the exchange
allowed h. the laws of the State OF
North Carolina"
Richmond times-dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1914-current, 1921-07-23
WEDDINGS ENGAGEMENTS

WINCHESTER. VA. July 22.-Mr.
and Mrs. f.. Bruce Cappcr have an
nounccd the marriage of their daugh-
tor, Miss Camille Bruce Capper, 10
Maurice Francis Wisccarvcr, or
Berryvillc, Va. which took place
Quietly at the home of the brides par
cnts here July 10. the Rev Or. j. H..
Lacy, OF the Presbyterian Church. Of.
fciating.
WINCHESTER, VA. July 22.-IIer-
man NJ. See. formerly of Harrison
burg. and Miss Sidney Seal Eagle.
eldest daughter of Mr.. and Mrs.
George II. Eagle, we're married here
Wednesday by the Rev. w. NJ. DEM.
OF Market Street Methodist Episco.
pal Church. The bridegroom served
In Company I. One Hundred and
Sixteenth Infantry. during the world
Richmond times-dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1914-current, 1921-07-23

sort we had hot orange pudding
thai was delicious. For drinI;
inc colorcd waiter poured ;, bottle
~ ginger ale IN an icc-Nllc
pitcher and added one pint Of
grape juice. the juice of ono
orange, the juice of one lemon
one sliced orange. Il dozen straw
berries and a pint OF club soda.
for bread. small hot fruit corn
mullins were served
NE the cherry conserve WAS out
OF the ordinary. we secured the
recipe.
Cherry Conserve.
stone three and half pounds of
large red cherries and place in nrc
serving kettle and cook for fif,c.,
III inut.s Heat two and half pounds
o. sugar In the oven and add To tho
cherries with nal! a pound of seeded
ra.S!ns and the Juice and pulp of
three oranges, Cook until the mix
ture Is as thick as marmaIadc. Cool
ana pour int" stcrili2cd Jelly glasses
and cover with parafiin.
Fruit Mullins.
For the fruit mullins sirt two Guns
~ -four with one and half suns OF
white corn meal. TWO tablespoons of
sugar. one teaspoon Of salt. six ton
spoons Of baking powder and add
three tablespoons OF melted butter.
two well beaten eggs. ana two cups
OF milk. beat VOL and stir in one
cup of chopp'd seeded raisins. Bake
IN cup cak" forms in hot oven for
fifteen minutes.
We arc glad To he back in New
York and hopc to he able to secure
some good recipes from some OF the
leading culinary experts before we
leave again.
Richmond times-dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1914-current, 1921-07-23
this YOUNG
MOTHER
Tells Childle.s Women what Lydia
E.Pinkham sVegetable Compound
Did for Her
Millston, Wis" want to give
you word of praise for your won

Qerlul InCulClne.
We are very fond
Of children and for
n lie
time after we mar
ried l feared /
would not have
any owing to my
weak condition. |
b G gan aking
Lydia r. Pin X
hams Vegetable
Co M pound and
NOW have n nicp
Richmond times-dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1914-current, 1921-07-23

] r'"y y very French have
bot
OF INC latter type
become part OF the influence
the back
, medieval basque and the
is a
for
lColyrLght: 1921. 80 NV nrkI -
Richmond times-dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1914-current, 1921-07-23
Text OF ltulinE.

The plaintiffs in this action"
Judge Webb ruled, ASK solely that
The defendant be restrained from
publishing what the plaintiffs CON
tend are false statements about the
plaintiffs method OF paying their
checks. That is the real issue in
,he case. although. collaterally and
indirectly. the question of par clear
ancc. exchange charges by the plain
tim banks and the act OF the lcgiS-
laturc OF North Carolina authorizing
the state banks to make exchange
charges may he considered. The con-
tinIancc of the publication OF the al
legged false statements may result in
some pccuniary loss TO the plaintiffs,
hut what that loss may be or how it
may come about are purely spccula-
tive, and the court knows of no rule
by which such damages. II any, coulc
he rcckoned in dollars and cents and
for the purpose of giving this court
Jurisdiction in the action
The case will now he heard on the
question of the pcrmancncy of the
injunciion already temporarily grant
ed the plaintims' banks against the
Federal Reserve Bank.
Richmond times-dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1914-current, 1921-07-23

OF MOSQUITOES. IL not suitable. cot
MOSQUITO bars should bc used.
Have, Pure Wafer
Free trader-journal and Ottawa fair dealer. (Ottawa, Ill.) 1920-1927, 1921-06-29

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-, ''@ '"lS dal august ne iihTarE
" "i'' On Nohda'' NelHt5Hay
emu ''I''Uay Of e''h week.
',.4 . '''-'f was d seneca VISITOR th'f
'''.,
.,. ~ "', p''" "l iiIEH"dS went 10
''''" t'"i"I4dt I" nave nus eyes a.
'l"'H'' hf an oo'llot fied VIII get
''' ne" d '"1o 7 on ll1ay. ne DOC
''' says iIi' beheHciai eject VIII be
"'a apparent
iH'i la man 'harlfS HtckIe&,
''''''1 !" i''lte ana zen H'pn"f
VICE" ~ 0'redtpr yesterday on bust.
ness frip
Free trader-journal and Ottawa fair dealer. (Ottawa, Ill.) 1920-1927, 1921-06-29
locks GU
STREET CAR TALK.

I've POI mo mU.t WUnlOrIuT Wif0''
said the man who ought 10 havs
.uouu. g.ftor Won know. what sbe's
.doir. now Putting nm fruit, when
arf homo tonight sLo win cali mo
nur fnta tho Kitchen ana 4hoa mo 81
c,r4t b5.. long my nt rruit an dome mn
+, fat hcttlrs and rs,fy len, rapaunn.
rpn nn,f war .,.bgn canned GOOD. viii
NJ, .s,sr,.. and hi.l,
49,,