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The Wheeling intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1903-1961, 1922-07-24
POULTRY MEN
START JAUNT
NINE LOCAL RAISERS LEFT YES
rERDAY MORNING. JOINED
MoR&ANTOwN DELEGATION
AT MoRGANroWN.
Journey Will Include visit TO New
York, Atlantic City and Other
Points Of interest

The first annual 2.nOO mile auto
tour OF the West Virginia POULTRY As
ISOLATION was launched yesterday morn
Ing when SEQ cars laden with poultry
raisers from this state left Morgan
town. Nine members OF N" aSSo'Ia-
t!on from the Wheeling district LETT
In TWO machines yesterday morning for
Un!ontown. where they Joined tn" Nor
gantowu delegation. This tour Is be-
ing made In order 10 carry back 70 West
virginia the best. poultry methods roll
lowed I'm other states. The slogan 81
the association IL. 100 eggs from every
hen and 100 hens on every farm.
The local delegation left Clinton N"s-
terday morning at o'clock and arrived
At the Summit House near lnlon'oWn'
AT Q o'clock, where they met the down.
state fleet \ score Of automobiles are
making the trip.
The Journey covers the government
poultry farm at Washington. ID. {. tie
farms or the New Jersey State College.
the market garden sections around
Baltimore and Philadelphia. tn" New
York poultry and egg market end the
larrest farms along the route. stops
will hc made at every point of interest
and the return trip will he made by
the way Of Gettysburg In order TO So"
the Pennsylvania farms. The party
will reach MorGantown again on Au-
gust /.
To-day will he spent at sightseeing
about Washington. -. G. and on Tues
day the party will visit the HaNre De
Grace farms near Baltimore, Md. Wed
nesdav will he spent at New Nork CITY,
visiting the cCE markets and witness
INK a baseball game between the Giants
and Cardinals IN the afternoon. on
Thursday a visit To the New Jersey
poultry plants Will hr made and Friday
Will also he spent Inspecting tho Icr-
Sey state poultry farms. TIL" "hi"f
Mace Of interest to he visited on Sat
nrdav are tho Vincland poultry farms
in New Jersey SUNDAY Will hS spent at
the worlds greatest Fairgrounds Allan
tic city. The return trip will he start
ed on Monday. July 3ls' after Few
hours spent al Philadelphia
West Virginia counties ares repreSen-
The Wheeling intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1903-1961, 1922-07-24
SUMMER SCHOOL TO
CLOSE ON FRIDAY
sessdtons Most Successful With
Larger Curriculum And ENROLMENT
Than Ever Before.

The summer school of the Wheeling
bubble schools. provided for by the
board OF education and organized oE
superintendent Of schools. pr. fltncnS'
will close it's most successful term on
next Friday. This years term was the
most successful since TIT establishment
~ the summer courses some ttt'en
Years ago. The attendance FOR this
term exceeded all others. being 500. ana
ths range OF subjects taught was more
extensive than heretofore.
The sessions arc chiefly held in the
High School and Home Economics
buildings while quite number OF
grade pupils are receiving ,nStrnrt"ns
in mauuo. training in the three manutI
training quarters NJ Madison, Union
and Webster schools.
Superintendent Citizens has general
charge. Of the school. ", q. Carpenter
Is directing and teaching In the manu-
nj training department. assisted ny w
= Reem in hasketry. end !. +. Bates
sheet metal and Thomas Parker pot
tarv, these four In the High school,
building. Christian Sander. Webster
Center: william Bone. Madison Center;
Logan K!,tle Union Center each con-
duct!ng classes In woodwork. Two
hunred and tItty-thrce pupils are en-
rolled In this department.
The home economics department Is
conducted ny Miss Mary Y. Miller dir
ector. with Misses Katherine McBane
and Mary Sheets. The department on
rolls one-hunderd and twenty-three pu'
pills.
W. W. Keylor head Of IN" CONNER
clal department. il teaching and di.
rectlng the pupils In the commercial
work. and IL ably assisted by -. F
| Statler. with siNty-scvcn enrolled
The Wheeling intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1903-1961, 1922-07-24
New Publication Of West
Va. Geological Survey

500 extra copies OF the Topographic
and Geologic Maps OF Tucker County.
west virginia, have just been received
AZ the office Of the Survey, Aorgantown'
West Virginia, and are now available
for purchase to those who desire TO re-
ceiye them in advance OF the puollca-
ZION Of the Report or accompanying VOL
ume, the printing OF which Will prob
ably not be completed for months or
more In the future. This volume OF 500
TO 700 pages. describing NIL the rocks
and minerals Of Tucker County and &C
COMMANDED by a set OF these same TWO
mans IN a separate case should Do
printed. bound and ready for issue
about October 18th. Its price with the
case OF maps will be $500 and advance
paId orders will receive first attention
Some parties. however. may desire an
extra COPY OF one or both Of the maps
and these are now available on receipt
of the following remittances:
Topographic Map .........-.. w.
Geologic Map ............... l'oV
Both Topographic and Geologic
Mays In one order ..-.-..... loV
Topographic Maps .--...... -"
Geologic Maps ....-..--.... o'oo
Remit to West Virginia Geological
Survey, P. o. Box S4s. Morgantown, v.
Va.
I. C. WHITE, State Geolosist
The Wheeling intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1903-1961, 1922-07-24

Jim Jones. colored. was tin"d 80 and
costs Saturday night ny Police JudS"
John s. Ritz on d!socdNrly charge.
The Wheeling intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1903-1961, 1922-07-24
UNDERTAKES Will
HAVE THEATRE PARTY
At THE REX TONIGHT
v-aall stock Co, will Entertain Con-
yention Quests With "Parlor,
bedroom and Bath"

Much FUN will be had at the per'or,
nance OF ''Parlor Bedroom and ha'h
tonIgh. when The West Virginia rune
raj Directors attend the show IN o"uy
$50 strong. Percy KilbrIde Will nave
star part. and he will give the gents
a Wttle extra tonight. In the way OF
Jokes, and puns. The play Is just 'he
kind to put the pep In the DIRECTORS
and they will surely laugh at IN" FUNNY
lines and the twists in IN" play, the
Steam Electric company. Of wheeling
through their visiting agent Mr.. New
man. will give away fire" an EUREKA
Vacuum Cleaner at tonigh'S pfrIo'-
nance and II will be sought after oF
the worthy visitors who are In con
yention here. and will he welcome VI
si,or to the home Il finds It's way into
should Il be the good fortune Or some
Wheelingite 20 win II. Their" Will ne
matinee today OF "Parlor Bedroom and
Bath" and It Will be the usual Monday
bargain matinee.
The Wheeling intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1903-1961, 1922-07-24

The 1000 600 received from the sale
Of the water works and liberation
bonds was received here Saturday and
was turned over to the local banks.
The Wheeling intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1903-1961, 1922-07-24

Including in three groups all of our higher
priced and finer quality Tricotine and Poiret
Twill Suits. Models handsomely embroidered
or smartly tailored Coats are beautifully lined
Navy blue and black only. Sizes 16 to 46.
The Wheeling intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1903-1961, 1922-07-24
TATTLERS MEET

A preliminary meeting Of tn" Tattl"r
Tribe was held Yesterday afternoon at
o'clock at the home Of Charles Finne-
gan. "S09 Eorf street. with the follow
inC Wheeling TartlcrS present. Ferry,
Mary. Daisy. Patience. George {. MeN-
crs Plans wCr" discussed for giving
= &C, acquainted dane" in IN" near fu-
turc.
The Tattlcs Tribe IS compose y
mon and women OF means. merchants.
doctors. bankers. brokers. and hun
dreds Of other Of high social qualities
The Tribe stands for Il power Of good
in the community. Tho Tribe is now pro-
posing campaign At which citizens
viii be Invited u !. vrcS,rittshurEh
is Boss Tattlcr. charles A Robbins.
pittsburg. is vice Eoss Tattler.
The Wheeling intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1903-1961, 1922-07-24

led In the party as follows:
Monongala: Ray Guthrit, Tim Cooh-
ran. Ralph Mason. George van net
yeer. Mary Moreland. Jcannctt" well
Arlene Mckenzie. and Mr.. and Mrs. h.
: Vandcrvort.
Monroe: Baxter Noel.
Roanc: G H. Tyson.
wood: f.. :. Humphrey
Lewis, May Frirchard, Rush Car
lin.
Mercer: Gertrude Humphrey.
Webster: G. +. White. i. 4. Gran
dali and !. A. Wolfram.
Randolph: Mr.. and Mrs, J. Earl
Romine.
Brooke: T. c. Hihhs and party
Ohio. Coz. r n. McHOIl"ch. August
H. Fisher. ]. + Milliken, George Bur
ley. Frank Rlayncy. Alexander McC"'-
loch. william Baird and W r. R!ritus.
Mineral: c. C. Housh and party.
Morgan: r ! Frlant and party.
Jackson: G. H. Castrup and party.
The Wheeling intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1903-1961, 1922-07-24
MAKING STRONG RACE
IN MARSHALL COUNTY

II. n. Carmichael OF MoundsNiue SUI
perintCndcnt Of the schools Of Marshall
county and candidate for renomina ton
on the Republican ticket has completed
"A tour Of the Sand Hill and Union dis
trlcts and is confident "f the result OF
the primary NEXT Tuesday.
Mr.. Carmichael is very well satisfied
with the prospects In tho rural districts
especially in Union where. everywhere.
he met with the assurance ~ his cleo
tion and found tn general sentiment
wanted no change in m" snp"rtnten-
dencv. Mr.. Carmichael has visited
every district IN tho county an" 10 con
fldcnt Of victory.
The Wheeling intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1903-1961, 1922-07-24
BRINGING UP FATHER"

On Tuesday evening. July 20. mis-,
and instrumental music. and featuring
a sketch entitled Bringing up Father"
taken from the popular newspaper
comic, will be presented by tho Roney
Point Y. p. c. L. at the church at SID
o'clock. The program includes the fol-
lowing features: Glendale Quartette
vocal solo. trombone solo, tunionrs
stunt, Bringing up Father.
Chief Justice Taft Is SIS years old.
The Wheeling intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1903-1961, 1922-07-24

The Ohio county Board OF Equal IL
zation and Review will spend all this
week reviewing property.
The Wheeling intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1903-1961, 1922-05-30
TIME NOT RIPE TO
DISPLAY GERMAN FLAG

New York. May % Its 10" early
y., to hang out the German flag in
America.
Fritz Knorr. \ citizen of IN" Tinted
States for 80. years. WAS certain OF that
today af9r mob yesterday demanded
that he take the German emblem from
a faEstaT OF his home.
Knorr d!spaycd tn" German flag SD"
by side on staff with tn" Stars and
Stripes The mob gathered and began
bowling. Police were called.
Knorr was ordered to tax" tho Ger
man flag away from the Stars and
Stripes. He put the German flag on
tn" chimney.
Tho crowd continued TO threaten.
Euurr advanced to the edge of the
roof. shook both fists at the crowds
and dcclar red; 1--WE been citizen IS
years and bought Liberty bonds
Take it down." tn" crowd demanded.
knOrr took il down.
The Wheeling intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1903-1961, 1922-05-30
Ward Figured in $4,000
Suit at Pittsburgh

Smcc!al Dispatch to The Intelligencer.
Pittsburgh. May 29.--Walter S. Ward.
official Of tn" Ward Baking company,
now At liberty under heavy bail IN New
Rochelle. y. y. IN n charge OF killing
Clarence Peters. who Ward charged
with blaCkmr!.ng him. set a fast pace
while secretary Of the Brooklyn Fed
crnl league club in 1915. Soon after no
wa. selected for the position. by his
father. owner Of the club. young Ward
was made defendant in a $4,000 dam
age suit here. which he at the time
claimed was merely lever TO force
him To disgOrre tho sum asked as dam
ages. The records OF the case are
mySteriouslv missing from The court
files. despite tho fact that the case was
handled by District Attorney r. r.
Jackson, m tina, time also counsel for
tho p.'t~burGh Federal league baseball
club. and later disbarred from practice
here,
Tho suit was brought against Ward
by tho beautiful young daughter ~
former Pittsburgh National league ball
player. and was compromised for 81 ohg
md tho suit withdrawn.
Pittsburgh officials. assisting New
York authoriti"s. are now working on
the local angle of this 1915 Matchmaking
case. To sec II II has any connection
with tho more recent case against
Ward. and which eliminated in the
murder Of hnr Of the alleged blackmail-
r-S Tho movements OF the young
woman in tho former case are being
ira ced. II Is known that she dropped
from sight in Pittsburgh night life
some time ago. and It IL not known at
this time in which city she has resided
since. Tho girl is now aged 90, while
Ward i 81.
The Wheeling intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1903-1961, 1922-05-30
RAISING RAISINS

t.lrr" attendance witnessed we
moving picture shown last enen,nE
~. Sunday school room or 81 Ma''n"M :
EriSrn,,aI church Of the inHus'T! ol NV
SYN Maid Ra'sln.
The p!,tur. WAS accompanied ny iCC-
mr.. Iv Nv Morris Winters, VINO - req
rrs,ni!nE the company IN ms 'ltE
TN, r,r-r,r.. started Win IN" harr'"
i-r.v,l !,Fur" IL is prepared lot 80
r;,,.rrrg e ~" graTe vines. Ait''
,.i.,ui.rg the vines take two years pc
.nr,. III. grapes rIn be p"ked lhcn -"
,.,.,Sr IN, vines h"ur an annual crop inc?
"a r,,.,u,I To- within SIXTEEN inches "'
,t,,. .-,,urd thereby keeping the. elc-
,rnr,> from working on Old wood
g. =; THIS time 'hr vim" bears the pest
,.rnp TIN. srapcs ar" then Wrk"c an"
r}.,,,ri on trays L. dry. which process
,,y,.s from - 10 - days. ThcY arr
,nrn ,,,a.rG N swcath"NcS. after Whl'h
M, ar. taken To tn" packing pants
,,h,r, they are inspected for GuaIlt!;
Here IN, main stems ar" taken on ana
tho ram, WASHED in hot water "f q!
,Irrr...> Tl:s process Kills tn" germs
ana ,uSccis :hai may have remained "h
M. gr;,ir. They ar" then rhill"h ana
rf.1und exam and then taken 10 ~"
,.,,Llrr tables where they ar" packed
n IN, small ,.ariui,~ and boxes for snip
mont tn IN" stores wher" tn" consumers
huS them
Inr ri.,urc was very interesting a"
we'll - ,duratiuuai Ir! ihnS" Attending
-,,.rt = very cujuya"l" evening.
The Wheeling intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1903-1961, 1922-05-30
Off for Rotary Meet.

Pittsburgh. May "a special train
bringing sdorrS Ut delegates from Pitts
lurgh ana West Virginia points LETT
here this afternoon enrOute to Los
Anglers for the opening Of the conven-
ION Of Rotary clubs
The Wheeling intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1903-1961, 1922-05-30
CHARLIE ROSS
Confined from Page one)

vcstigation Of Wards story that he had
driven Peters 10 the scene Of the shoot
ing in his coup" would prove another
car had been used. the Westchester au-
thurtiics learned the name OF an auto
mobile dealer. who they were told,
would throw much light on the STAY
ing
The Wheeling intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1903-1961, 1922-05-30
HORATIO BOTTOMLEY
GETS PRISON SENTENCE

London. May 29.--IToratjo Bo,tomlcy
NJ T.. former editor Of John Bull; anti
American weekly. to-day was found
guilty Of apprupria'inC 10 his own Use
l;u. nn0 pounds sterling from funds sub
Scrihri for war bonds and was sentenced
10 seen years Imprisonment.
The Wheeling intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1903-1961, 1922-05-30
wAExEp-mAnE AND rE1HAIB
wANrED-PoUTIoH.

W ANTEp-TounG lady experienced n
stenographic and general office work
desires position In Wheeling Al refer
onces Phone 1885 or write NJ. NJ. care
IntelliRencer. ma - Z
The Wheeling intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1903-1961, 1922-05-30

There arc probably as many modest
girls today AS ever. hut they're not SO
bold about their modesty.
The Wheeling intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1903-1961, 1922-05-30
wAHTll- RAILROAD CLERK

WANTEI- RAILROAD CLERK
Experienced railroad man com
potent TO check freight and eN-
press rates. freight and express
bills; handle correspondence
necessary 10 file and adjust
claims. Must be Industrious
and have good knowledge OF
shipping and Al detail man
not afraid !" work. Splendid
opportunity with large corpor-
alton fov right man. state eN-
perience and salary with tu'l
information In application. Ret
erence required. Address. Trat-
ac. care Iu:e;iigeUccC. ma @9-h
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FOR RENT

FOR Rt:NT--rour rooms. newly Pn-
pered Unturu.shed. 2'5l Chaplin"
.,rser MI 23-l
The Wheeling intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1903-1961, 1922-05-30

When n man IS advised - tax" 4
change and rest" tho doctor takes TIA"
change wh.lc The patient takes the rest
The Wheeling intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1903-1961, 1922-05-30
WANELD-GAb8

WANTED printer and 100
man. BArnesvtuc E"t"rpFiSe' h"'1
III OH, ma 3O-i
The Wheeling intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1903-1961, 1922-05-30
ROR SALB-AUroS.

EDT SALE WHY'S s. 7.passNnE"r
touring. $500: Ru.ck 5-pas. touring,
$3.50; overland 7-pas. touring. $50:
Chandler T-pas. touring S3o": Oldsmo-
bile 7-pas touring $3.50. Buick i9@l
roadster 5000. Phone So. Standard Au'o
Agency. Market street At Ninth. Wheel
Ing " Va ma o9-l
The Wheeling intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1903-1961, 1922-05-30
LEGAL NOTICE
1 Bog
NOr &c r

NOTICE
CT Redemption OF Bonds 81 street I'm
uroyement Loan No. us he city o..
o. wheeling
Sotce - hereby g'reT by IA, Com
..mIgsloners OF Stree Improvement Loan
OF 1912 o. the cry ~ Wheeling. West
Virginia. that. pursuant 10 the require
uents OF the OrG.ntH"" - SAID C!cy
yassed Aprm /, 1917. ra,.;tcd IAN ord
nance 10 provide FOR The .sSIe aud sale
= bonds oc he cry % Wheeling. - l."
M as he S'-~r; improvements
~ l?l@ aa1 redemption and pay
Neuc 90. " II" following do
~ !+st"d Hnde- tho sad
n Ucr"me tue and payable
IN % June \. y. 49,"
NSp0 70" principal. each
0S. lG9. no. lli.
23. ia. l25. l2s
ala and Ia
A and pad
-
The Wheeling intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1903-1961, 1922-05-30

Wa~vond avenue. c-Story frame"
rooms bath. reception hall modern
huilt Eicrrr:r Sights. stanton heater
GAS AMI water %ixl&@ foot $4,000
lS,b street. WArwood Lot 90 ny J."
t,rrYip Sl.lOO,
The Wheeling intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1903-1961, 1922-05-30

LOST-Gray mare wlth halter. Weight
1900 or ZOO pounds. Strayed away
MAY -. 1872. $40 reward Finder please
notify James Gable. MI Pleasant ..
ma cS-l
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MISCELLANEOUS

BRICK CONTRAC TING. c Sanoerg.
Phone 254-J Elm Grove. ma S-26t
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LOST AND FOUND

LOST-wrIst watch. between Echo
Point and 20th street. Wheeling Find
or please call Woodsda,e 591 and re-
reive reward. ma -i-I
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pENNSvIvANrN HOTELS
Free trader-journal and Ottawa fair dealer. (Ottawa, Ill.) 1920-1927, 1922-04-12
BELLE ISLAND BRIDGE
SWEPT AWAY
BY WATER
CARS STOP RUNNING
hlGt' WATER WEST OF OTTAWA
CAUSES SUSPENSION OF SERV
ICE FROM HERE TO IA SALE.

With the creeks In the vicinity NJ
Ottawa overlooking their banks and
the rivers gradually rising Ottawa
today was facing a real Hood situation.
The Illinois river raised six feet be.
tween Monday afternoon at ? O'clocl,
and carly this morning, ana at q
O'Clock was standing just six feet
above the mark it will reach when the
dccp WATERWAY project has hccn con
p'cted.
After the valiant efforts to save the
bridge at Belle Island east of ottawa.
the structure was swept away last
night at O'Clock The bridge was
saved week ago at the cost of the
life of Nick Stoich, brave workman
of the Green Construction company.
who fell headIong in the swollen and
angry waters while attemptiug 10
keep a floating log from striking AMI
damaging the bridge
The structure was swcUt away and
carried down the river before the eyes
of the workmcn
Fields both east and west Of Of
fawa were under water Intrrurhla
service east Of Ottawa was discOntin-
ued at o'clock this morning, when
the track at Starved P1ck siding Was
under more than a foot of water and
strong current was flowing over the
rails at RlaCkball siding, west ri
Utica. Utica was cut off from bo.a
cost and west bound service.
The Rock Island railroad suffered
a washCut three miles cast of Utica
Free trader-journal and Ottawa fair dealer. (Ottawa, Ill.) 1920-1927, 1922-04-12
MISSISSIPPI RIVER
STEAMER Is SUNK

Nauvoo, Ill., April Construction
of bulkheads for the draining of the
steamer KcOkuk. which was grounded
here by a heavy gale early Sunday
morning, was started today 1t is the
only way the water logged packet can
be foated High waves have torn
away part of the lower deck flooring
Divers have found slight damage to
the water filled hull Heavy WINDS
have prevented work on the steamer
up to today. This is the first acct
dent the Keokuk has had in its if
teen years of service in the Quincy to
Burlington, Iowa, trade.
Free trader-journal and Ottawa fair dealer. (Ottawa, Ill.) 1920-1927, 1922-04-12
RATHBONE YATES
FIELD IN
CONGRESS CONTEST
MRS. WINNIFRED MASON HUCK
nv FRONT FOR UNEXPIRED
TERM OF FATHERS OFFICE
RESULTS ABOUT STATE.

Chicago, April 12.-Congrcssman
Richard Yates and Henry r. Rath.
bone Of Kenilworth, H., appear to
have won the nominations for CON
grossmon-atlrge on the Republican
ticket for the regular terms at yes.
torjay's primary With 2,1SS pre-
ciucts out Of 5,78S in the state heard
from Yates had vote Of 130S07
Bathbone l0G1l4. John !. Brown Of
NandaIia 72,452, ana the other two
candidates, Mrs. Winnifred Mason
Huck, daughter Of the late William f.
Mason, and Benjamin Michalek Of
Chicago, We're trailing far behind.
Mrs Huck, however, is leading in the
race for the unfinished term of he"
father 2.059 precincts out Of 5.1N&
giving her 5O,267, stephen A. Day Of
Evanston 1928 and John J. Brown
10, ,l59, with three other candidates
trailing Mrs. IIu,ks chief sirens III
came from Cook county, while Day
showed the most strength dOWnstato.
and as the majority OF precincts still
to be heard from are outside Of Cook
county this contest promises to be
close.
The Democratic contests for con-
grcssnon-atlargo nominations were
in doubt this morning In the district
congressional fights the following rD
suits were indicated from almost com
Free trader-journal and Ottawa fair dealer. (Ottawa, Ill.) 1920-1927, 1922-04-12
PROPOSE GENOA
HAVE AN ARMISTlCE

Genoa, Italy, April 12.-Prime Min
lister Lloyd George, Ct Great Britain,
is expected to propose tomorrow a
pact Incorporating that no nation
shall attack another, thus aholishing
war for the duration of the pact.
Free trader-journal and Ottawa fair dealer. (Ottawa, Ill.) 1920-1927, 1922-04-12
ESS|NGT0N, SCANL AN, SODERSTROM KILDUFF
and VvELTER WIN {. 4 P. COUNTY PRIMARY
WYLIE AND CAMPBELL
DEFEATS prove UPSET
or PREDICTION DOPE

Political forecasts were knocked all yesterdays countrywide
republican Candidates. whom oecasters OF results advance
had designated winners failed while Others looked
upon circles where dope freely passed about prelude and
election dark horses thru by large praes.
This particularly the sheriff and assembly these
Free trader-journal and Ottawa fair dealer. (Ottawa, Ill.) 1920-1927, 1922-04-12

TWO contests ChaTIes W. OampbeIL OF ottawa,
groomed and held up as almost sure winner"
was beaten by f. ]. Welter, Of La Sale, by
margin wide enough to leave no doubt as to his
being the peoples choice, and John Wylie, of
Utica, bearing the law enforcement league con-
Free trader-journal and Ottawa fair dealer. (Ottawa, Ill.) 1920-1927, 1922-04-12
THE RESI- l|S
C0n,n'ctc)

I&ssington's Majority
Free trader-journal and Ottawa fair dealer. (Ottawa, Ill.) 1920-1927, 1922-04-12
WEATHER

Increasing cIoudiness
with proh7bly showers to-
night or Thursday. Warm.
er,
Free trader-journal and Ottawa fair dealer. (Ottawa, Ill.) 1920-1927, 1922-04-12
I[iIduff's plurality
For Sheriff

Welt"r's plurality 49,.
Free trader-journal and Ottawa fair dealer. (Ottawa, Ill.) 1920-1927, 1922-04-12

OTTAWA JOURNAL
Established 1880