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The Wheeling intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1903-1961, 1921-01-01
HARD COAL OPERATORS AND
DEALERS UNDER INDICTMENT

10 have sold 1880 tons ot Goa. during
;he same par!od a; pr>c"s ranging from
sl5 to SIS ton when a proper and
reaHonAbio charge would hare been
from SSa5 70 ss.SS n Ton.
Prosecutor Riley SAID tha. :he price
charged by the two coI.iery companies
and Mceksr for coal az the mines was
greatly IN cxcess' OF 'hnt obtained
by railrcad dealers IN this city for
Goa! dc,!verNd here. He asserted that
Mrekrr Nnd an arrangement with the
:wo rompHnies Tor Division ot profits
and consequently. ihr higher the price
at which he disposed OF the coal the
more profit ne got.
Az to courts Of Pennsylvania have
recently declared the Lever law 20 be
unconRtitutiornl. Mr.. Riley said the
government would not proceed against
the coal mining companies In their
home district SnlsS :.nnrged IN IN" IN
cfensss within
The Wheeling intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1903-1961, 1921-01-01
Declares Nitrate Trust
RObS American Farmer

N.ash,ngton Dec 3i.--CharG~S that
,hr farmers OF tnc United States; hAN"
h.-n "rohhrd by the chilean Nitrate"
'rrus.." which ho declared wa opposing
th- Development OF the. g"Ecrninthl NJ
,r,,. MN, AZ Muscle shoals. Ala. were
mad, To-day In tho hous" by R"rr"s"nta-
ttT- Almnu. Democrat. in whose district
tho plant ts located. ,
The representative made MS 'naTE'S
durjmv debate on tho srndry civil hNl.
lie urged inclusion OF m "pPIoNr'A TON
Of siG0O. 800 70 be- used IN continuing
work OIL the government dam a Muscle
Shoa.S, which he said was needed I" tu;-
u!sh rowor for the nearby nitra'" plant.
.imns for the manufacture of fertilizer
wus declared hy Mr.. Amon 70 needed
To- insure cheap supply 10 farmers O.!
this country.
The Wheeling intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1903-1961, 1921-01-01
BROWNS ISLAND RAID
GETS 500 GALLONS 0E
MoONSH|NE WHISkn

Special Dispatch to The IntelliEeneer.ss-l
Wc.rton. W. Va, Dec. 31.-Sfx huu,
dred gallons Of moonshine whisky and
three hunlred gallons Of apple te9S
were seized by Sheriff Armour Cooper:
and assistanes Of Hancock countN -.
Browns Island where they raided an shi
house occupied by three foreignsfN
The men arrested are Gus Popit1,
Dan Pauppi and Gustav Galutis. GreekA.
and they will be held 10 the ETaN1
jury. According to the authorftsA- ia
gang that has had its headQuarteesien On
Browns Island has been Sup1lysDe
We!rtono and other towns in this Sec
ton with most Of the Illicit liquor that
IS being sold.
The haul made by the sheriff 9n4 hiS
men was tn" largest on record in Nefth.
er West Virginia.
The Wheeling intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1903-1961, 1921-01-01
xoNo1s 9o1 co1HY.

Montevideo. Dec. 3l.-BainbridES Cel.
by United States secretary OF state., ~
which has marked the entertaiAms1ti
rendered him during his visit here. vea
presented with Il Cruguayan n0G 0-
night by the municipal council. -
Today Mr.rColby held reeentYp y
his hotel In honor Of the UrutH41en
officials. and later said fareykNM
President Brum. He embarked fof -.
nos Aires this afternoon on the ArEAes|
tine cruiser LfbertRd. arriving, A4i
Argentine capital Saturday morntAH ~
q three DAYS visit =
The Wheeling intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1903-1961, 1921-01-01
Tradition s16A8np.

Washington. Dec. .nTradition will
give way 10 progress mex; March 4,when
Warren -. Harding. as the new presi-
dent OF the United States heads the In
auGura! parade UP Pennsylvania avenue.
Announcement was made to-day that
Senator Harding had decided 70 use an
aIt Omob!!" for his ride from the capt. oil
10 the White House. Instead of a car
rlage. the type Of conveyance used by
every president with the exception Of
Andrew JACKSON since the Inaugural tion
OF Thomas Jefferson.
The Wheeling intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1903-1961, 1921-01-01
Story Of PAL of Giovanni
Costello Being Checked Up
By Department of Justice.
Pair Were Close Friends In
Prison

Milwaukee. N!R.. Dec. @l--G:"rannl
Costcllo.Italian, radical ami "Xc"nv!ct.
has been named by Erir Lundb!ad. prIs-
oner at WauDun peu!ten'iary. as having
possible knowledge of tn. Wall street
explosion in which more than thirty
were killed and many injured IN Scptem-
her, federal. authorities announced tnis
afternoon.
The Wheeling intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1903-1961, 1921-01-01

New York. Dec. 3I.--Ofhc:als OF ths
department IT justice here sn!d late
today tht they we're trying to check up
thu story Of Eric l.undbihd. prisoner In
pcnitentlary at WaW'un. WIS. that
Giovanni! Costello. italian radical had
knowledge of III" Wall street bomb
disaster. \ number OF agents mad been
detailed for the investigation. they said.
but no progress had been reported.
The Wheeling intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1903-1961, 1921-01-01

The Pennsylvania leader sGM thesh
had no ideas in that respecA 9AN
taken little interest In reD6ftN ~,
Marion regarding international
tions. In this field congress, the OANet
said, would blaze the way" and WoN
not take program from any s0s11
OF state. 10 matter who he may ~
senator Penrose, who has Sutt
dozen rooms In fashionable
suburban hotel. also conferred Wit
colleague. Senator Knox OF Pm
van!a. who had Just returned IN
conference with President-elect Ia
at Marion. The two PennsyivAntAs
tors posed together for motion plot
After receiving other guests. 9et
Penrose went for an automobile
and planned an early visit to ~
Watson. Republican. Indiana. a
member OF tho finance commlttH
IL III.
The principal evidence Of Senat
roses long Illness noted today b
ors was a loss in weight. The
Is able TO walk, but has the uSo
rolling chair. HeAeaid today
would be at ~, ieal
early next W
visits there.
his etel suit
purpoEssl
The Wheeling intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1903-1961, 1921-01-01
LIQUOR VIOLATION AIIDoEp.

Newark, \. J., Dec. 3i.-A warrant
for the arrest OF Edmund J. J.aHreCque.
proprietor OF n warehouse here, used
as tho official federal depository fd:
whiskey seized in raids. was issued hy
United States Commissioner Mooney
today. He Is hagrgcd with conspiracy.
possessing. selling and transporting
liquor.
The Wheeling intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1903-1961, 1921-01-01
Z" W1ATKl1-.

West Vir1inia--oloady eSA1AN'
probably rain by night; SH1AADSu
colder In west portion @
ohio-1Ain saturday, VNEzns9 ~
portion; Sunday, rAt1 or S1oy
western rsnASy1va1ia-01N
warmer Saturday WITH rain ~ A
noon or aighti sunday rata o. Ar
colder, -.aFss go -.
The Wheeling intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1903-1961, 1921-01-01
RADICAL EX-CONV|CT NAMED
AS AUTHOR Of BOMB OUTRAGE
LAST EDITION
CONVERSATIONS

Ardm"rr. OKLA, Dec. 3t-Th" trial
oc Mrs. cara smith HamOn. charged
w:th murder II connection with the
death 81 .IIk" l.. Harmon, will probably
be held -lr IN February or carly in
March. = was sad today ny. District
Judc" Ti."tnna ". champion, before
whom sh" vii he tried.
Trirst. Byr. 8I-lBy the Associated
pr"SSJ ---,i.thyieIle Il dAnnunziu and his
irsioua!rrs VIII leave fiume within
nvu days. L WAS announced here to-
night
Fahyau. y. H.. pcr. &l-TEr three
Harvard students who mad h,"n miss
.ng since they started - climb Mount
WaSh.nEiuu "u WudueSda! morning.
returned t. ia" base station u! Mount
Washington railway tonight. IHey
were suffering from exposure ana ack
OF food. la; t MAS believed that none
q! them vas ~ i serious C"udiilun.
Tr!cst. Dec. - thy tie Associated
TrrssJ Tn, lr",ucoi rtfcctIng settle
uvut OF The F.um" question Ms
signed lE.s Afternoon.
,hiDtrw he. 81 J"scpA SichM"it-
Xcr. dryer of an auton"btl" truck
loaded H.'h gram alcohol and cases
of whisky. Was shot I".,d t"da! by
tnrr.. .,uiulu"hiiC bandits who at
tempted; 3" N''''' me ''N""t' ''"".T,,',
z"!S cNHIrIh.." "tH W"u'"r"' IHe
hLNI'ta cS'tr".
>ew Yura. p,,... ~ The a:tuai con
d!t!nn Of ,I.UrlnE house banks hn.
trust ComEani"~ Tor ~" week shows
that they h"lI :! IPi".>Nu F'SrEN" ,,,',, Il! ~
rNr"ss "t .'EA' r"lhlreinrn lh'S ~
IL l
derr"dH" "i $l'''l"'''V from "SI
week.
,,-...,... - - c,,,r., ,:,,,..
Nas"ihhV ,,,o,s,,,,. 49,.
The Wheeling intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1903-1961, 1921-01-01
Strikes Evil Of Past
On the Pennsylvania
Working Agreement With the
Rail Workers Announced
By Management

ph!!adelph!a Dec 3l.--The Penrsy'-
vanIa Railroad announced tonight thot
!. has concluded mutual working
agreement with the representatives. Oh
It's engine and train service employees
reagrdGng the settlemut OF future Ia
hor differences. which "!f lived UP to
N spirit by both sides. should, In the
henef Of the management" eliminate
anv question OF strike on the fehhSSi
y;nia system, as far as tram oper"
ton is concerned.
The agreement. the announcement
stated is the outcome Of iae series et
meetings between representatives %
III. manacrment and OF the engine anu
train service employees. when Oesa"
IN this city December p.
The plan will so Int" erect toiiioi
row. The "jo.nt reviewing "ommittee
If the Penns ylVanta RAILROAD system
has been established az medium u
carry out tie purposes of thc p'a'elu'
settlement. Through THIS '"'lH''''''
the employees invoked VII Tor IN: hrS'
limo IN the history OF the railroad. have
cuualn voice and vote with tho man
aeomept. The committee Will consti-
tuto q court OIL TGN ic" ''''''''''S
ances. rules and working conditions IN
Guiding discipline.
The committee VIII ho composed OF
two representatives OF III" management
from each Of the four regions OF the
system, and on benalf "f the employees
Oft he genera! chairman Of tho men in
the engine and train service. All votes
Will be ot equal power and not less than
.i,; I'll utll ha necessary tC
reach q decision upon any question pre-
scented.
Employees. who, through their accred-
tied representatives. have Joined the
railroad Management in the plan. ac'
cordinC to the announcement, include
the enginemer. conductors. hr'men
noStIcrs. trainmcn and switch tenders
They constitute the most numerous
groups Of employees directly engaged In
the movement Of freight and passenger
traffic
The Wheeling intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1903-1961, 1921-01-01

rcri;ed after ca ch mass until further
orders for that intention All the
priest. of the diocese will add in
every mass. when tn" ru0riCs permit.
tho raycCs from the mass pro In
frm;s." rrcIting ih" same in the singu-
lar number. pro famuio nostro In
frno."
These prayers ara 20 he recited
until further orders. Tne religious
communities arc also asked IN re-
double their prayers that Almighty
God will restore his em,n:nce speedily
Is So be His. holy will. TO strength
and good health.
(S!gncdl
Q. L. CORRIGAS.
Bishop os Macra. SITar General.
DR.. Charles O'Donovan, the cardinals 3
ply ysician. announced that the prelate
had two .faintInS xspstla.i .ihiss morning
The Wheeling intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1903-1961, 1921-01-01
British Gun Trained On
American Ship atDub[in
Incident Connected With the
Reported Arrival Of Presl-
dent De Valera of the
Irish Republic De Va
lera's whereabouts Un-
known

Dublin, Deo, 3l.-By The Asso-
oiatsd Prsss) - inquiry tonight
ELECTED the statement that nsither
the Dublin Castle OFFICIALS nor the
newspapers Of Dublin know any
thing CONCERNING the arrival OF
EAmonn de valera.
The American steamer Pontla
arrived at the North Wall quay in
the River LtHsy today, and WAS
boarded by armed soldiers. A ma
chine gun was placed on board and
armored cars along tho quay
trained thedr guns On the ship,
which Was thoroughly searched.
According to reports nobody being
sought was found on board.
The Wheeling intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1903-1961, 1921-01-01

New York. Dec. 3l.-Eamon de-
Valera, president OF the Irish re-
public has arrived safely In IRE
land, Harry Boland, his secretary.
announced here today.
Do Valera effected his landing on
irish soil this morning, SAID Boland.
He gave no other particulars.
The Wheeling intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1903-1961, 1921-01-01

Nashviila. Tenn. Dec 5l.---An uni.
dontided l!aI inferred the rruple's Bank
a. Springfield Tenn. this uornins and
making G!y way unohs-r'cd to th" bank
vault. helped himself 10 E3".rn9 IN
bonds. lie stood off bank officials and
wounded an officer. Taking refuge "a
n s,oreroom. he was Killed by officers.
The Wheeling intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1903-1961, 1921-01-01

Pittsburgh Dec. S1.---liyman Frls,.
aged 80. route manager for III" United
Baking Company here. was Killed aHd
two other mon were seriously injured
when two motor trucks cOllid"d early
TODAY FrIsg. who was teaching IL new
driver a rou,". died almost Instantly.
The Wheeling intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1903-1961, 1921-01-01

H,the Largest Circulation of
Adjoining Newspaper in the
State of West Virginia.
The Wheeling intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1903-1961, 1921-01-01

>rw Yura. pr.. ~ The ;t:tuai con
d!,!nn Of CLEARING house banks ana
trust COMPANIES TOR tho week shows
tina, they h"lI $ILpi2.SNr reserve III
excess q, .,ual requirements This -
a ,lerrra;,,. OF &l9JlI,uj0 from last
week.
Pueblo chieftain., 1921-07-31
CHILD SLEEPS IN
MUZZLE OF CANNON

Port Townsend. wash. July So
Louise Ohrine. IL. missing from her
home all night. was found at daybresk
asleep inside the muzzlo of q l4-inch
gun OF the shore batteries at Fort
Worden. Other guns at the fort had
been fred iust before the girl was dis
covered.
According to the military author
tiles she had gone for a horseback ride
the previous afternoon Far from her
homo, while she wac Gismounted the
'.- esq 1vTv a~d ono ,osinE hor way
and weary Of wandering in the darn
o.. - tluN refuge $50 me iong black Oh
isct that suddenly doomed in her path
pfncers at the fort said IT was only
by chance that this gun was not flrel.
Pueblo chieftain., 1921-07-31
BLIND WARRIOR USES
RUSE TO GET BRIDE

New York, July 5o-salvatore FL
ippo, blind hero OF the ArEonne. found
nearly as many thrills In his post war
romance as he did in the world war.
he said today in arriving from Italy
with his bride
tie was blinded by wounds received
IN rescuinF n comrade from No Mans
Land in the ArEonne. \ year ago he
went to Italy and became charmed by
the solt voice Of 1sabella Brunn, and
began to WOO her. Her father objected
so Salvador and Isabella were sec
reilly married
One day fsabella's relatives broke
into tho house stabbed Salvatore and
bore away the girl
Salvatore induced her to visit him
aboard the Argentine as he was about
to sail for home He told her the
ship sailed at p. No. Al that hour lisa
bella discovered thev were n miles at
sea. She did not speak 10 him for a
few DAYS. Salvatore said. but on arrival
here they WIRE on honeymoonins
terms
Pueblo chieftain., 1921-07-31
THREE MEN HELD
FOR DISTRICT COURT

In the court Of Justice of the
Peace Corson yesterday r. L. Heath
charged with disposing of mortgaged
property entered a plea of not guilty
and in default OF bail. he was taken
to the county Jail to await a pre-
liminary hearing on August at 10
o'clock.
In the same court one Cunnin CHAM
pleaded not guilty to the charge of
assault to murder, and falling to give
5000 bond. he was RECALLED until
August g.
Joe Johnson. arrested at Monte
Vista and brought back by Deputy
Sheriff Delliquadri, said he was not
guilty of larceny as bailee of an cleo
trio drill and nm electric torch. His
hearing was set for the 4th day Of the
coming month and he furnished bond
In the sum of $500 for his appearance
on that date.
Pueblo chieftain., 1921-07-31

Kellsra. Germany. July 2o.-German
rnilItarists won't let the spirit OF
Friedrich Barbarossa rest in peace.
They are worse than the patriotic
Americans who have trundled poor DID
John Paul Jones around - uuceremon-
iously in recent years.
Hindenburg and 10000 other soldiers
who fought in both the Franco Prus-
sian and the recent war iourueyed TO
this part Of Germany and participat ted
in the celebration OF the e5th anniv.r-
sary OF the dedication OF the gigantic
kyffhaeusar memorial erected TO ccle-
hrste Gsrmany's victory over France
and the restoration OF the German en-
pira.
This location in the hills between the
Thurlngian and Hartz Mountains was
selected for the memorial because II 70
here that legend insists Friedrich Bar
harossa, Germany's first great war
rior lived on for eight centuries and
Pueblo chieftain., 1921-07-31
WILL HAVE To GUT
UP COUNTY BRIDGE

Three quarters of mile down the
water course from its old home at the
santa Fe avenue crossing. the large
or 1oo-foot steel span of the county
bridge stands all alone but right side
up as tho 1t had been picked up by
cyclone and deposited there.
Yesterday the county commis-ion-
ers visited the new location OF their
heretofore valuable bridge. and have
decided that the only way to salvage
IL is by the process OF dissection. The
smaller steel span seems to have en-
II have been found
Pueblo chieftain., 1921-07-31
GERMANS DEDICATE MEMORIAL
TO ANCIENT LEGENDARY FIGHTER

awaited the opportunity to restore tho
empire which he founded in the 18th
century Under his son. Friedrich VI.
the empire went to pieces But tine
red -bearded monarch, so the tradition
runs. refused to accept the dissolution
OF the empire as nnal.
When Bismarck finally managed 10
re establish the German empire. the
spirit of Friedrich Bsrbarossa Is sup
posed to have risen from the cavern
where he slept for centuries and as
Rumed the direction Of tcrmanys
destlny 4 gigantic statue OF Fried
rich Barharossa stands beneath the
great Kyfhaeuser memorial and rep
resents him leading Germany on to
victory.
Until the defeat OF France made
Friedrich Barharossa's resurrection
possible he Is supposed to have lived
in a cave beneath the eminence on
which the great memorial was erected
a statue OF the old emperor within the
cave represents him az sleeping with
his head resting upon a marble table
through which his red beard grew
Friedrich Rueckert and many other
German poets have sung OF the rod
bearded emperor who refused to die
but merely went 10 sleep. after de-
scendinC into the enchanted cavern and
taklng the glory Of the empire with
him. Ravens were supposed to Fly
over the hill surrounding the cavern
and when they stopped flying the
sleeping monarch was to awake and
resume leadership.
Like Rip Van Wrinkle Friedrich
BdrbarossR had pygmies for his COM
panion and these droll folk were SUP
posed to keep continually on tho watch
that they might arouse the sleeping
emperor when the ravens gave the
signal for him to arise
Military events I'm 1918 again upset
the dreams Of Friedrich Batharossa.
and disturbed tho peace OF Wilhelm II.
Tho perfected legend as typihed in the
great memorial pile and the resurrect-
ed spirit or Barharossa Is again turned
back to tho 18th century. The ravens
stnl fly about the hill where linden
burg and his comrades-in- arms gath
cred to do honor to the regime which
has given way before the democratic
forces.
Bnrbarossa's statue still remains I'm
the enchanted cavern. and perhaps fu-
ture poets will extend tho legend. or
alter # SO as to have the restless spirit
of Wilhelm I await the opportunity to
revive the empire which went to pieces
under hin grandson,
Pueblo chieftain., 1921-07-31
HELD ON CHARGE OF
THREATENING BY MAIL

Denver. July 3o-Cisrance l.
Faulkner. &c years old. was arrested
by postofree Inspectors today oharE-
ed with sending a threatening letter
to Mrs. NJ. J. Hoff. $50 Logan street.
wealthy owner OF downtown cafe
terra. The letter demanded $4,000 by
s O'Clock tonight and said the writer
was a member of a Black Hand So
ciety, which killed women as well as
men.
the postoffice Faulkner confessed but
denied he intended to iniure Mrs.
Hoff.
She identified him as a man who
formerly worked on her ranch near
Denver.
Pueblo chieftain., 1921-07-31
HEAVY CRIMINAL
TERM IS EVIDENT

Indications are that the next term
OF the distric, court will be a busy one
in the criminal line as well as In the
civil.
Already there are a considerable
number of persons under bond for ap-
pearance for trial others are in the
county Jail in considerable number
and business is piling up each week in
the criminal line.
Yesterday the district attorney filed
the following informntions In the Of
flee of the district clerk:
j Clark. assault to murder.
f. G. Harvey. forgery and uttering
forged instrument, Two cases.
Loren McC!anihan, assault to muir
der.
child.
Rocco Del Medico. anufacturins in
toxicating liquor. second offense.
Frank Douglas, murder.
Pueblo chieftain., 1921-07-31
RAILWAY CLERK KILLED

FL Paso. Texas. July sn-Davi1
Walter Sechrint, Of Kansas city, Mo.
a one-armed railway clerk. was run
down, and instantly killed. by an FL
Paso and Southwestern train. near
Fort Bliss late today, In the dead
name pocket was found n Newspaper
clipping describing how he had logt an
arfp in a railroad accident at Kansas
city. Kansas, three years ago. also a
membership in tho brotherhood OF rail
way and shipping clerks at Kansas
City.
Free trader-journal and Ottawa fair dealer. (Ottawa, Ill.) 1920-1927, 1921-06-25
W|D0W.0 OF ACCIDENT
VICTIM GETS LIEN
AGAINST COAL MINE
WIDOW SECURES JUDGMENT ON
) INDUSTRIAL BOARD CLAIM
WITH G. & j. COAL COMPANY
OF SENECA AS DEFENDANT
SUES TO RECOVER $3.50.

A judgment Of $3.50 against the
G. & j. Coal Co., of Seneca, was en-.
tered in the circuit court this morn.
ing for Mrs Sarah Savage, admins
traitor for the estate of the late Fred
Savage, of Seneca The Judgment
was awarded Mrs. Savage by the in.
duStrial commission of the state
ana a motion was made by the plain.
tiff today to have the compensation
claim confirmed
Savage was o miner. On Sept 5,
1919, h" was fatally injured while
working at the coal cOmpany's shaft.
He left surviving him a widow and
one son, Rober., aged A.
The Judgment is to be paid at the
rate of &9Gl week for 800 weeks
and $40 for one week
J. l.. jones, owner Of the mine, CON
tested the Judgment, claiming that it
was no, his fault. or the fault of the
mine, that Savage was injured
Taken to Geneva.
Miss Eta Haage was taken TO &c
neVa late yesterday afternoon by Miss
Launia Aussen county probation of.
ticcr. The girl Will be given medical
treatment while at the training
school, The quarters in the county
Jail whore she was confined for snv-
erai days Wer" fumigatcd today to
avoid a contagion OF the disease from
which she is SUFFERING.
Free trader-journal and Ottawa fair dealer. (Ottawa, Ill.) 1920-1927, 1921-06-25
Decline OF the Parior.

One OF the large manufacturing
companies Of the United States is en-
gagged in the construction of II great
number Of houses for its employees
ana while there are many novel fep-
lures in the way of making convcn-
fences, the most striking thing about
the homes is the total absence Of the
usual parl0r. The space Is thrown in
60 The other rooms. II looks as if The
parior was pUt at fashion.
Free trader-journal and Ottawa fair dealer. (Ottawa, Ill.) 1920-1927, 1921-06-25
To the Members OF the OttaW;
Knights Of Columbus Home
Association.

The regular meeting of the Home
Association will take place at the
Knights Of Columbus home in Ottawa
H., ON the evening of Tuesday June
2S, 1921. at 1880 o'clock.
The membership Of this associa
ton is composed of those who are
holders of bonds, and who are III
good standing as members Of the
Starved Rock council. No. G34, of the
Knights Of Columbus.
The Board of Directors trust there
will be a fun meeting.
Try order Of the board,
l.. VI. HARVEY
Secretary.
Free trader-journal and Ottawa fair dealer. (Ottawa, Ill.) 1920-1927, 1921-06-25
The Bible Translation

Lander said that ito talk wen we
must drop our Greek and Latin ont
OF sight" and Coleridge thought II "a
kind of providence that our Bible was
translated about the time of the great.
est strength of the language A.
Bronson AlcOtt.
Free trader-journal and Ottawa fair dealer. (Ottawa, Ill.) 1920-1927, 1921-06-25
Removing Wallpaper.

With a pastebrush give the paper
coat of hot flour paste--the same
kind that is used in putting wallpaper
On. This will quickly loosen 1t and IT
Fan he easily peeled off. Keep strip
ahead on the application Of the paste
10 give il time 20 s0nk.
Free trader-journal and Ottawa fair dealer. (Ottawa, Ill.) 1920-1927, 1921-06-25
Shouldn't FORGET the pockothook.

when making a long sea voyage
plenty of ready cash should he taken"
advises a correspondent In daily
20 he shipwrrckcd and east upon an
uninhabited island without shilling
IA vonr uockrt London Punch