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The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1921-07-26

I'VE had absolutely no chance.
not even n hundrcd.to-one shot. 10
get out of the way OF the Seattle
fire truck which dashed out OF n
blind by.~ay at excessive speed on
the pes Moines road.
That none OF us sustained more
than painful and expensive injuries
was wholly due to the portion Of
luck we had left Had I not swerved
my car instinetiveiy 20 tho left.
turning II practically on the space
Of a dime. we would have been
struck amidships, causing the chr 20
turn over and undoubtedly resulting
In fatalities
Our speed was not 90 exceed is
to II miles an hour. and VIC had
our faculties sufficiently alert 10
have heard warnings and the siren
sounded. and II WINS broad dayiirht
and much traffic travelling IN both
directions. The by.way out OF which
the fire truck dashed meets the main
paved highway at less than a right
angle. which should have caused any
driver who was neither drunk nor
crazy 10 have used nj least ordinary
prccautionA
IF the city Of Seattle and liz
fire department ran balance the
lives Of five people against .
petty brush fire. which h my
understanding Of the cblrrtlvc Of
this flre spord wagon. then Il
has little rcgnrd for public sife-
". morally or otherwise.
1T would he but natural 20 think
that those on the fire truck would
have offered US FIRST aid and been
to some extent anxious about our
welfare.
fJItESiEN OFFERED ONLY
STRING or AI.IBIS
THE only offer we had wns when
I lay on tho kitchen floor Of house
To which We were taken nearby with
tourniquet around my arm. and
that offer was a string OF aiibiA con-
sistinE In the main Of prosestat tons
from the fiwmen that the law was
on their side In every respect. and
that the truck was only going 10
miles an hour.
while u was tho fastest 10 miles
an hour ever saw. I arm willing 10
have the case tried In the public
mind on that bnsis. for feel that no
Intelligent person could Justify .
heavy fire truck. far out OF the
center Of the city. dashinE upon .
heavily travelled main highway At
even that speed. and despite all the
noise which any siren could have
made.
''one would also expect that after
the accident the city Of Seattle would
make inquiry and bc Interested In
the outcome OF the accident and the
fate OF those 10 negiix~ntiy injured
-Isut not one word OF inquiry
reached the hospital where my wife
and lay injured. Neither did the
firs department send inquiries nor
did the city medical department seek
Information about our condition or
offer ann1stanca
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1921-07-26
NOT A LINE IN AMI
PAPER FOR DAYS

Then. 70 back al this mp. there
seemed 10 BE- some fear that the mat,
tar would gst Into the papera and
thus give the public some insight
into thu acts OF lis duty appointed
and paid servants. for. until ! called
up The Star and asked that = 70
porter BE- sent out 20 the hospital.
not . lire could be found excepting
couple OF lines appearing In .
Sunday paper. which, m ! under.
stand. WINS cccasioned by reporter
cverhearing members Of the fire Dc.
partment discuss the accident.
This lack Of publicity to the affair
was despite my reporting the matter
In full 20 = etenographer from police
hendauarssrA whom had asked 10
b. sent out 20 me nj the hospital on
Monday night. and subsequently,
understood that this report Of mine
on Monday night July II. was pre-
dated July .. ~ tho II had been on
hand and open TO the press since
that time.
IF the city Of sesttir de<s ma
The Wheeling intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1903-1961, 1921-02-23
.SGniOr Glass Basket
Ball League at Y. M. c. A.

The game last night in the Senior
Class Basketball league save the Cid
R"'iahies Il winner over tho Hozirs.
- t. &, Eoohs victors over tho Gems
4 to 1, Will" tie Wnjz Bangs went
down heror" III" lips 10 5.
The game of tn. evening was between
the Hlps aud VIII BANKS. th!s game
bringing int" play some experienced
material and il WAS the work Of cap
tain Hanson. James l.. and j. Law OF
the Ups that kept Turk and ThreltOn
IN safe territory. som" good shooting
vas madc IN the game between the
i;ouhs and Gems 'olndeXter Of the
!innbS lI.,G" some nice shots that start
81 rs team 90! another game which
they won with case. one man was all
the io2lts could account for. bur Cap
tain Workman of tho Old Rcliahles
mad" ends meet that got away with
another good game. \ few new men
we're added to teams that was in rccI
# some material. Every member OF
Ia" class was placed on a team regard
less 81 his ability as 1t player. This
system gives every man chance and
tho now men have thcfopportun;ty to
develop some basket hall stunts that
viii make them regulars on class
The Wheeling intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1903-1961, 1921-02-23
Claims Dandruf viii
Cause Badness

II you have damdruff you must ct rid
Of II Qulck--i,'S positively dangerous
and will surely ruin your ha.r 4 YOU
don't.
Dardrutry hoods mean taG"d. brittle,
scraECly hair that finally dies new h-!-
will Mt then you are hairless and
nothing ran hip No"s
The sure way to abolish d20drutc f.
good il, 20 destroy the germ that causes
IL To DO this Iu"Nly. sare'" and with
out riSkinG a penny get from YOUR drug
gist som" Parl>i2n sage thdu.d form).
This is guaranteed - Danish ~ 6Nndruft
stop itching scalp check falling .ha'r.
and promote a u"w growth. or the coS'.
small as II Is. %Ill ," r"fuaocd.
Pa-ISilu sax" * = scientific prcPar1-
ton that supplies hair nr"GS--an anti
septic liquid :."rih"r sticky nor Erca ).
easy - apply ami dHnCat"iy pc-tlHcd.
r. YOU want beautiful So't. thck. lCs-
t-ous halr. and lots "t II. b" 81 means
usr PariSIan sag" Eo0't de'ay-hcSrI
tonight a ltti" att"Htl"n TOW helps IN
sure abundant hair for years 70 como.
{. +. GrI"~t & Co. viii supply YOU AMI
guarantee money refunded II You arr
no; cn.Ir"iy satisfied.
The Wheeling intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1903-1961, 1921-02-23
LOCAL MAN DIES
IN PITTSBURGH
Well Known Island Resident Suocumos
to Short Illness OF
Pneumonia

+ p5,NNr McCammon. well known and
AGED r|s;d,n: -; No. 4S Z"T" stree. Is
land. died this morning at 1908 "'HIo'N
At tho West Penn hospital. rttSAurSA.
Ia. following two weeks lines" o.
complications. III weht to the hospital
but two weeks ago Tor medical treat
mrnt.
Deceased was born near West Al"Nah-
der ia. and was - years OF age most
Of which time was $T"rt n the Wheel
:rS district.
A, one emo ne was associated with
no John : Mayor Dry Goods CON-
;.,nv Ard .a:er Became connected with
Wa,crhouSe Brothers. Hu' for N" past
rurher.o: ye.,rs he has been retired.
He WAS IN active n"clN"- OK the FIRST
Presbyterian church and Hr. Samr"' NJ.
q BISON. pastor. vii cGtsd""; II" funeral
services.
he - survived by ~" dauEhitr' MY.
W T X. CALDWELL. az tie Island. ana
,wo sons. Louis Is. M,y%c1ynon. OF PITTS
brrch. And J. kcan"tr. Mr,.ar'non. oe
49, civ His wife preceded HIM 10
the grave but fifteen months ago
The remains will be brought 70 th'
Mcndel Ccmpany's chapel. No. ElS
Chapline street. from where they VIII
he removed - his late reS'dencH where
funeral services Will he held. followed
by intermrnt n = local cemetery.
The Wheeling intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1903-1961, 1921-02-23
OHIO EMPLOYERS
ASK COMPENSATION
LAW Be CHANGED

C,,;rr,hn, - Nm n--It.tirInn4
s.,.r..d nv . 81" ,,h,n c,nrr,y,rs. ask.rs
f. a vhauEc N tn, wurkm"u.E "'mE"n-
,auon law that would abolish tn" state
monopoly in this class "r - uranr' q.
were nlrd tonight with GOV. Jaws ana
,H"rk J J.. Maynard Of the house II
representatives.. by =. r. Shiman.. AZ.
secretary and manager of the GA"
board - commerce..
u r"HdS;
'rh" undersigned employers of on
a.. that the wo-kmcn'a COMPENSATION
The Wheeling intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1903-1961, 1921-02-23
WILSON TO Devote
EFFORTS TO PEACE

WashluCton. Feb. %c.---Fres:dcnt
Wilson expressed tn" determination to-
lay 10 devote himself upon retirement
~ private NE 20 a continuation Of his
efforts toward world peace.
In his hrs publ" utteraHCN since the
No, rmbcr election. tho President III 70
c"iv:-g delegation from the Wood
row Wilson club ~ Harvard VniVHr-
s!ty at III" WHITE House. declared re
mad 10 intention Of writing history
Of tho Paris p"aC" conference. II"
added that w?S = task he nref"rr"'i -
leave 20 the rrofe historian as
tho pubic might be- prone I" take mt"
consideration the personal equation. IN
any arcoun: ~ the peace proceedings
ne might wr.t".
The Wheeling intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1903-1961, 1921-02-23
ALABAMA COAL
Strike ENDED

Washington. Feb. @c.--n;m"rcnccS be-
tween Alabama coal operators and mi
ncrs which resulted in the strike. called
IT tod,ly by agreement, will b" submit
I'D for arbitration 10 commission 10
hc appointed by Governor hl'hH. fh'!tn
Murray. international vice president OF
tho United Mine Workers, announced
here tonight.
This * good news. SAID Mr.. Murray
m comm"utlnS on the END OF inc SiTIA''
and | have no hcSi;anrE IN saying 'ha'
surely some Improvement IN me ""'N
ers' conditions in Alabama fields MI"
come out Of tn" negotiations. tn
United Mine workers were prepared for
q long STRUGGLE but I am glad TO see
hat this unnecessary conflict Aas hc"@
avoided in thls manner
The Wheeling intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1903-1961, 1921-02-23
.HUMDUMS DROP ON
NO-KIX FOR GAME

Tho Hum DumS in the Employed In
termedia;c League at tive Y. NJ. played
a drumming tune on tho No-KiN last
nigh in The ahscnc" Of Captain Fred
c-icks and got away with the game, -
10 10. The game between IN" Tanks
and Simrs went TO the Tanks. - /" :,
Not until after stiff gam" did McE'lI.
Weekly. Parpcr and Farley Of the Tanks
take any sight, as Captain St"iT had
working the rough game from start 10
Anish TIE luterm"Giat" donHrtm"nt ut
tho Y NJ. Z. a. has gone through on"
league with a large attendance. and all
indications point to another successful
league. especially for tho working boys
class The point system that will give
the high man n beautiful cup has every
boy on the job and hard at work for
what is coming to him
The Wheeling intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1903-1961, 1921-02-23
SUBMITS
BOND AGREEMENT TO
SENATE AND HOUSE

WASHINGTON. Fob c@-Presd"nt VIII
son cleared his DESK today 81 another
matter growing out Of tn" Paris peace
conference by sending I" congress =
copy Of an agreement Whi' h h' ana inc
British and French prem ."rs entered
into June Is, 1919. and under which the
signature hound themselves - r"C"n'-
mend acceptance" of German bonds IN
full Payment Of leans made TO liclgiu"l
prior 10 th- arnistic". Tn" president
presented. with the agreement. recon-
lnendationS THAI congress "raC; lv%:Slt-
ton which would enabir the American
treasury 10 accept German bonds 20 the
amount Of s17l.7S0.0U0. tho amount OF
this Country'3 total loans to RrlS!uni
up to the armiSLice. plus interest.
The agreement and recommendations
were read IN both houses "f congress
without comment from the floor. Neither
house took any action in In" matter.
The president in transmitting the
agreement made no explanation AZ I"
why it had not been submitted earlier
except to say that tho rerIratiQn> COM
m!ttcc has not as yet finally dct"rn incl
the details of the issuance Of IN" ncccs-
Sary bonds hy the German government"
He added that the agreement was not
embodied in the treaty Of Versailles
FOR various reasons"
"A recommendation At this time that
suitabI. Legislative action should be
taken" Mr.. Wilson informed congress.
may appear somewhat premature" bur
in view Of the approaching termination
Of my administration hay" brought
this matter L.. your attention. hoping
that suitable action may bc taNca NJ tho
appropriate time
Submission o. Tie agreement. s" faE
as could be learned. clears thu presH
dents urSk OF a.. matters growing from
the I'ar!s conference with the exception
Of the treaty Of Versailles and the Aus
TRAM and Polish treaties. Thu Franco
American agreement il in The !:l"s Of
the senate foreign rciat sons committee.
The Wheeling intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1903-1961, 1921-02-23
Services for Child.

This morning at $50 o'clock a. the
family home. No. ~ Fjftr"nth street
will be held the funeral services FOR
Helen Dale pickons. young daughter OF
Mr. and Mrs. J. Z. Pickett. wh" dlcd
Monday night at tn" OH" Valley Cen
cral hospital. following brief Illness,
R"v. \. y. Hilton. OF tho First FartiS'
church will oTiciate The remains Will
hc sent to ParkersnUrg over the Balu-
more & Ohio railroad where inform" ut
will cake pace this afternoon at Mount
Olivet cemetery.
The Wheeling intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1903-1961, 1921-02-23
JOie Ray Winner Of
Mile Event at Boston

Ro>,or Fob -" J";" Ray &Hod +"
victory m the Boston mn" on The. track
"veu, 1T tn" American L"ci"u> annu.l
games rday. Asserting his speed Win
n sprint 1T ono tinc. :orr"ful ru-n
At another. nc NasS"d Harold 'u,h'll OF
the BOSTON A. 4. three times when 80"
latter tried TO r"reat his defeat ~ th'
natioNal ra.!" champion.
:Cuthill race! himself out in his due.
with Ray. and James Connolly Of
Georgetown university displaced him
~ second position IN IN" driving dnISr.
Tho time. four minutes. . seconds.
was slow as result OF jockey ing III
thr first tW" ianS
The Wheeling intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1903-1961, 1921-02-23
SicSles Services

T1uneral services Tor Harry SlCkIeS
who died carly yesterday morning al N"
ONO Valley General hospital. following
=, Shor, Nlrcss. VIII BE- he'd from me
home OF his hrothcr-in-aw. Roy BinnF'
OF Mar ms Ferry. At l o'clock THURSDAY
afternoon. The remains will then Dc
moved t. the, Elm Grove christian
church.. where services Will be held at
30 o'clock. Rev. Harry Gilbert off'"'-
a,ins. Internent viii he made in son"
CAuch ecmetrry.
He vas 80 years OF age. and well
known throughout this section. as NJ
was for many years employed At one 81
the local steel mills. He leaves 10
mourn his loss his mother Mrs h'dd'e'
Of Aden1. ..
The Wheeling intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1903-1961, 1921-02-23
CARUSO HAS GOOD DAY

New York, Feb. 22--~Erricc Caruso.
seriously i'll from plcUri%y and heart
trouble. passed tn" most favoIabl" day
since his latest relapse. it was al
rouncrd tonight by his secretary Bruno
Xirato. Mrs. CaruSo Is still in attend
anCc at the bedside
The Wheeling intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1903-1961, 1921-02-23
Pleads Guilty to RObbing
Justice Of the Peace

Special Dispatch 20 tn" 1utclliCenccr.
East Liverpool. Feb. 2@.--FharE"d
with tho theft 81 SO. rharoh K""th.
formerly a clerk IN the 0nic" &C Jus
tic" of IN" Peace ovid MCl~arc. was
arrested here today. He pleaded EuitE
and was hound over 10 tn" Grand jury.
He is held III default OF 500" bond Ac-
cording 10 McI&anc, $3.50 was stolen
when the safe IN his court room wa
fnrcfI NNNn
The Wheeling intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1903-1961, 1921-02-23

was only able to drag around. and
kept getting worse all the time. |
only weighed rs pounds. A friend
recommended DR.. Pierce's medicine
20 me so took four bottles Of the
'Fayorite Prescription and now | do
all my work and take care OF four
children, and I weigh 173."-MRS
ETHEL RICHARDS, R Ed. L
The Wheeling intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1903-1961, 1921-02-23
NO FORMULA OR
FOR
COUGHS OR COLDS
EQUALS LUNGARDIA
READ WHAT A DOCTOR SAYS IN
WRITING TO LUNGhRDIA co.,
DALLAS, TEXAS.

"Enclo-cd is an order for two gallon"
of LUNGARDIA. | have used tho !d>t
have ir"u using LUNGAKDlA l have
found u so satisfactory that 4 IS my
main standby. Time and again where
have pres, rihed il they tell me they
feel better after the very frst dose. and
they will come or send back and say
that they want some more OF that same
Kind Of mcdtrInc that | gave them be
fore" The following letter frcm one
who has used LtNGARDIA Will con
firm the above statements.
\ near relative Of Mrs. +. y. ColvIa
ot Amcsville. q. sent her bottle x
I.tNGAEDIA and on November ). 1920.
received a letter from her an cXtCaC:
from which says. Before receiving the
bottle Of !CEtiARpl.i | had a hravy
cold on my bronchial tubes, SOmethlnt;
ike bronchitis. which left mo with =
bad cough l could not rest dAy o.
night. II annoyed me so. tried every
thing ! could hcI- Of. and The doctor
could not relieve iuc IL seemed. ! became
very nervous and weak from its effect
am certainly very thankful u You t"r
sending me LCNGAI;DlA. l received /;
two weeks ago and have used aS direct.
cd. and II certainly has given me RELIEF
can H." down now and sleep without
coughing. and ~ other ways feel $trunr
and well have toll my arsShh" =
about II. as many are suffering VITA
coughs and odds due to the Sudden
change in the weather here am SEND
ing you n check for thTCC bottles q
LCNGARDIA. TWO Of these ] want for
myself, and one Tor 4 friend who wishes
it
Coughs and colds are mere V,aythinS'
for LITSGARDlA; uneQulled for Group
Put Il 70 the test. For sale At your
favorite, store. soc and Sl.20 a bottle
Adv.
Manufactured by
The Wheeling intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1903-1961, 1921-02-23
Blaynsy Funeral.

This afternoon At c:3O o'clock AZ the
home Of Mrs. Luther RiaSn"y or ROD
ncys Point, will BE- held TN" tunerai
services for John Blayncy. who died
Sunday afternoon. Rev. H. \. Riddle or
thr West Alexander Presbyterian church
assisted by Rev. J. W Bjckstt Of th'
nonev's Foint United Presbyterian
church, will have charge Of the services.
Tntcrmcnt will be made in West Alex
ande- cemetery.
The Wheeling intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1903-1961, 1921-02-23

ing Ut. 7 NICe >
medicine. I was
all rundown and
in a very bad con-
dition. Had doc
tored hundreds Of
dollars away and
never received any
benefit from the
doctors medicine.
! also was oper-
ated upon for fem
mime trouble, but
The Wheeling intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1903-1961, 1921-02-23
ppvaQ Services.

This afternoon az O'Clock from inc
Clinton VI. =, church. will ," held III"
funeral services for Miss Emma puVaU'
yho died at the Nor,H Wheeling hos
rita!. Monday afternoon. following 4
short illness of pneumonia. Hurial VIII
ne made in Short Creek cemetery. hc'
ceased was horn and spent her entire
Ire In this section. She was % years or
The Wheeling intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1903-1961, 1921-02-23
.LUDERUS TO PLAY
FIRST FOR TOLEDO

Toledo. o.. Feb. 2".--RoGer Bresnahan
announced today that he has putAhesed
the contract for Fred Luderue, first
basctnan. from the Cincinnati club and
that Ludcrus, for a number Of years
member Of the Philadelphia Nationals
will play first base for the Toledo club
this season
Rrcsnahan also announced that Out
fielder loo Kelly and Pitcher Alexander
McColare holdouts.
The Wheeling intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1903-1961, 1921-02-23
LOSS OF WEIGHT

Mineral Wells, W. Vat am glad
to have the privilege Of recommend
The Wheeling intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1903-1961, 1921-02-23

Sea ancmoncs have been known TO
travel forty-eight inches in day
The Wheeling intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1903-1961, 1921-02-23

Rcfsree-Niess- Pa riley
The herald-advance. (Milbank, S.D.) 1890-1922, 1921-10-28

Oscar Beaver and family were down
from Wilmot Saturday guests at the
Belgium home.
Hugo Ferher and wife, Ben Schoon
| and Laura Fenhause made a trip to
Aberdeen Sunday for a few hours Wis
/ it with Rank Schoon who is attending
business college there.
Alfred Sycher returned from a trip
to North Dakota Friday.
| Clearance Philips and family visit
ed at The home Of Mrs. Phillips sister
near browns Valley Sunday, Charley
Seeaafer driving them over in his car.
AndS Linduuist and John Kellogg
We're arrivals Sunday evening from
Fairnoont, II. d.
The John Smith and Walter Smith
families were down from Wilinot sun
day fer a visit with Mrs. Brown and
children.
Stan FARLEY Of Mibaak transacted
kusine in town Monday.
Mr.. MeCrady, a sister Of George
Clark, was an arrival Friday from
Owatonna, MINI, and is helping care
for Mrs. Clark who is still confined
to her bed but somewhat on the mend
| Mr.. Clark net her at Milhank.
Alma Thorstenson was over from
| 9rtoryille Sunday for a short visit
with Ter sister, Mrs. Earl Jarman.
VIM. Iblings shipped 5 cars Of
stock Monday.
Luther Chellis came down from
Wiln1ot Monday after his household
goods which had been stored at the
old home here.
I. 4. BELGIUM and family visited
friends in Wilmot Sunday.
w. f. Blackstone who had been
putting on the Kelley sale at the Far
ley store this week left Saturday for
Lake Preston.
The herald-advance. (Milbank, S.D.) 1890-1922, 1921-10-28
Corona

s-ro-a,,+ ,vo,o ,-e4irr v,i4b NIL.
,ard- ,ela4;,ec Th,,rsaar
Wilrnot Friday.
fno,,, ,houaao,
Ihufaday where ne haa been on a
business MISSION.
= pbiIIinz wife and aaaqhter and
Ms &; n phil1ins We're Wflnot vis-
| ftore Friday.
The herald-advance. (Milbank, S.D.) 1890-1922, 1921-10-28
Troy

Mrs. VIM. Henderson entertained
the Missionary Society Thursday.
The Misses Viva Milbrandt, Flos-
sic Kucker and Annie Wamke We're
Waterfown visitors Saturday.
Mr.. and Mrs. 4. M. Stanwood
spent Sunday in Altan,ont visiting at
the @. A. Mitchell home.
Mr.. and Mrs. Forest Henderson of
Ortonville visited their parents, Mr.
and Mrs. Henderson Sunday.
Sheriff Wilson was over from Mil
bank one day last week on business.
Mr.. and Mrs. L. Ford drove to
Goodwin to do some shopping Mon
day.
The herald-advance. (Milbank, S.D.) 1890-1922, 1921-10-28

a time things were kept lively at the
Schultz home, everybody enjoying
themselves. AT five o'clock refEesh-
nRnts were served which were bFot
by the ladies and enjoyed as usual.
Mrs. Schultz was presented with q
The herald-advance. (Milbank, S.D.) 1890-1922, 1921-10-28

beautiful Gardiner and a white table
cloth as tokens of remembrance from
her friends. She tells us she is jus.
Is but she sure don't look it, still one
gets fooled on these gyand-mas some
times anyway.-Many happy returns.
The herald-advance. (Milbank, S.D.) 1890-1922, 1921-10-28

Evelyn Mara spent Sunday in At
erdeen with her sister Mildred.
Mr.. and Mrs. John Ess went tc
Waconia Saturday night for a visit
Mrs. G. E. Kucker went to Madison
Mimi, for the day Friday.
Joe. Achartz or Rosen, Mimi, Ma
in town Thursday after a truck load
Of potatoes.
Herman Reich moved onto the farm
recently vacated by Ralph Mogle. Mr.
Mogle and family moved to Elkton a
bout a month ago.
The herald-advance. (Milbank, S.D.) 1890-1922, 1921-10-28
4 DISPATCH from Washington o,

A DISPATCH from Washington on
the 24th states that the supreme court
hes refused to grant a retrial to A. q.
Tcwnley and Joseph Gilbert who were
sentenced TO serve a SO days in the
jackson, MINI, county Jail for preach
ing disloyalty during the a BY tax
ing advantage of all the technicalities
of tie law Townley has been able to
slave of the sentence, but he is at
last compelled TO face the punishment
for his disloyal u~tterances. Gilbert is.
already serving a sentence on q sim
Tar charge liz another county. The
mills If the gods grind slowly some
times-but they grind.
-H-A-
Send your friends q birth
ment. Surely your youngster should
receive that much and your friends
will enjoy receiving them. We print
them.
We carry Artist Mounting Board
In Stock in Grey, Brown and Green.
Herald-Advance Office.