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Free trader-journal and Ottawa fair dealer. (Ottawa, Ill.) 1920-1927, 1922-02-06
QUINCY WOMAN FOUND
DROWNED IN ClSTERN

Quincy, Feb. 6.--Mrs. Ida Graft, S.,
was found dead in a cistern at the
home of her aged father, Amos Linn,
in Liberty yesterday. Her father
sought her after she had been missed
from the house. Members of the fam
lily say there was no reason known
'Or suicide.
Free trader-journal and Ottawa fair dealer. (Ottawa, Ill.) 1920-1927, 1922-02-06
Do Not Reach fer the Moon.

Psychological science apparently has
exploded the good Old notion that
babies will reach for the moon" DR..
John b. Watson states in the Scientific
Monthly that when actually put to the
test they will watch attentively any
thing they see moving, 10 matter what
Its distance, but that they will not
reach for 1t until ii is within 20 inches
of them.
Free trader-journal and Ottawa fair dealer. (Ottawa, Ill.) 1920-1927, 1922-02-06
Can Draw Salary, Anyway.

The Office of British prime minister
pays no salary, but the man who
holds that Office can make himself any
sort of minister he wishes. such as
chancellor of the eNchequer, which
pays S25,00O.
Free trader-journal and Ottawa fair dealer. (Ottawa, Ill.) 1920-1927, 1922-02-06
To Clean Slender Vase.

To clean slender flower vase fasten
q piece Of old sponge on stick ana
push this down into the vase: this will
also he useful for cleaning decanters
and water bottles.
Free trader-journal and Ottawa fair dealer. (Ottawa, Ill.) 1920-1927, 1922-02-06
Notice.

The ladies of the First Methodist
church will serve dinner Wednes
day noon in the church Earlors. Price,
so cents. Everyone invited.
Free trader-journal and Ottawa fair dealer. (Ottawa, Ill.) 1920-1927, 1922-02-06
No Such Dod-Gonc Thinnr

Canadian Paper-In dealing with
any firm. heed the Latin motto, Gave
canem'--Let the buyer beware."--
Boston Transcript
Free trader-journal and Ottawa fair dealer. (Ottawa, Ill.) 1920-1927, 1922-02-06
Notice.

There will be meeting of the Rob.
lumba's hall.
The Wheeling intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1903-1961, 1922-11-29
SUPREME COURT

Charleston. W. Va. Nov. IS -~ \
stock salesman. who represents tina;
4 certain condition exists when he has
no knOwlcdEe OF the matter will b" rs
liable. should the representation
provo false. rs though he know of IN"
raIsitv at .hr time the sale vas made.
an opinion written b. judge liz ana
read In today's session Of tn" stat"
Supreme Court. declared.
The opinion was handed down In a
case stvled H. X. Osborne versus L.
T.. holt and J. T.. WooHsou. brought
from Mercer county. III which dcCl.
,iou of TIE lower court vas upheld.
The piaintir brought suit to re-.
cover dama-es claimed to have been
sustained because Of false and fraud
ulent representations made by The de-
PENDANT in the purchase Of certain
stock
Other Decisions and Opinions
Othov cases decided ami opinions
read were.
f. Y. Lirdamood versus beard Of
education. M!ngo county. affirmed:
Judge Lively.
Mary \. Bennett versus TAoodor"
c Bennett. Harrison county. affirmed,
Lively.
versus r. W. Crisscy and !. II. Riley.
K.uawha county. reversed; Ritz.
Lula n. Boyer versus hanaWha
county court. judgment OF circuit count
reversed and Judgment OF court Ok
common pleas affirmed: Ritz.
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children and guests as they come m
The quilting and needlewUrk 'hat ~:
society has been working on for the
last year will be on sale together WI
many other things.
Alpha Alpha Club Meeting.
Members Of the Alpha Alpha club
M, ~ tho home Of Miss Mary Rogers,
- Nineteenth street. BenvOOd las
evening wh"r" they held their regular
weekly business session. After the
business II ~" evening had been dis
posed OF n social hon" was enjoyed.
All-Day Session.
Members Of the Ladies' Al .srci"tv 80
the Christian church met In ~" church
lar weekly all-day session. pu:l;ln-
and ncedlework was the diversion cur
the day and also the Christmas bazaar
tha tthc ladies are planning on hold!n;;
on December : and s. was discussed
Queen Esthe: Circle.
Members OF the Queen Esther Circle
OF the NJ T.. church Wi; hold bazaar
and entertainment in the church Ne
cembcr sth. Pastries. candy needle
work and many other things will be on
sale. \ program has hecn arranged in
connection with the haE1r.
McMechen Briefs.
Mrs 4. r. B.brrt Is seriously i'll at
her home on Logan s1reet
Edward Seyler has left for New Mar
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t,nsv.iIe where he will spend some time
visiting friends:
George r.uikhart Of Powhattan return
ed hom" after spending yesterday here
visiting friends.
George Murphy has moved his home
from cleveland to here where hc has
secured a position with 'hr steel mill.
Mr. and Mrs. otto Brown or Sher'
rard returned home atter spending y"
rerIav here visiting relatives.
Mrs Sadie Muldrew Of Marshall street
70 spcndIng eme Wellsburgh visiting
friends.
Mrs. JIbert Of Grant street 10 recov-
cring from her recent illness.
Charles Clarke OF Marshall street -
improving from his recent illness
Mrs .Wcwton Whitasch who has been
confined 10 the Glendale hospital ser
inus!y i'll Is somewha: recovered.
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day 10 answer the charge. Chief Wat
N.ns connscairI the evidence which re-
,r,-oI IN ,Ha ,ravor imposing n aae Of
so and costs and sentencing each OF
.ba Offenders Il, 0ys DAYS - Jail. The
r,c,, snugr, To substitute ~" tail sen
,..rre win additional mvu,s but the
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The Wheeling intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1903-1961, 1922-11-29
WEllSBlIRG
MOUNDSVILLE TO PLAY
HERE NEXT THURSDAY

rn,,r r,.l,r r,ns urlllr - aticrt
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INDIGESTION
GASTRITIS

10 matter what YOU call Your stom-
arh trouble. dyspepsia. Indigestion.
Eas'~iciS. sNurneSs or just plIip mis-
crv 90 distress. D-. Orth's : Somach
Remedy - guaranteed 20 cure you
Uuir,lr and bring RELIEF !nstarFly or
nothing 90 pay. &. II. Gviest 4 CO Me
60. and all coed druggists taH supply
you--NGv.
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BENWOOD
TRACTION FARES
To Be REDUCED
Renwood Council Rear1 That Traction
Company IS to Longthen Pres
emf 9ones.

Word was received last evening by
tho city council from the public service
commission that thu Wheeling Traction
company has applied for PERM ssion 20
lenEthen the present fare zones OF the
Morndsvllle- Wheeling division. and
asked that X the council had any OBJ
lection TO have Il IN by December II.
This will Re good news to tho many
patrons OF the street car company who
uso the cars morning and evening, TO
and from their WORK
Just what the decrease will be was
not made public.
vehicle Traffic.
An ordinance wa7 passed last evening
a. tho meeting Of council restr!ct!nK
tho reckless driving and making GER
tain laws which Wi, no Of much benofi.
to passengers and pedestrians on tho
streets OF the town. II was found that
10 ordinance or tho city covered traffic
thoroughly. 80 one was drawn up and
passed its first reading Last night.
No School
There Will be no school Thanksslv-
ing or Friday. The various grades will
rlvo programs in the different rooms.
which have been decorated by tho chill
dren FOR tho occasion. The parents
hRye been invited to attend these and
see the progress ~ their children.
william Green Dead.
william Green ~ Fifteenth and High
streets. died AZ his home yesterday
afternoon al o'clurk. lie suffered a
paraiytic STROKE at IN O'Clock ycstcr-
day morning which no could not sur
vjve. No funeral arrangements nave
as yet been made.
Union VS.. New Martinsvtlle.
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McMECHEN
To Hold Session

The members OF the Ladies AID So
ciety Of the Christian church will hold
a business and social session IN the par
'"rs Of the church Friday evening,
Matters pertaining To several soc!ais
w III uc discussed after which the ladies
viii enjoy social hour. Refreshments
viii bc served at tho close OF the even
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OUT-THE-PIKE

SenI!-anDua' oae cent sal" a Shields
& phN!pIs. December 7-S-oth.-Adv.
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Members OF the Woman's club o, Nc
Ncrhru viii meet In the Library room
on Seventh street this evening where
they VIII hold their regular business
session. Matters pertaining to the CLUB
will 10 discussed after which tho ap-
p'irarion Of membership Of several as
:lrau,& will he considered.
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Will Take Off
All Excess Fat

Do you know that there 10 a simple.
harmless, effective remedy for overfat-
ness that may be used safely and Sc
rectly by any man or woman who Is los
ing tho slimness OF youth? There Is;
and Il IL mono other than the tablet form
Of the now famous Marmola Prescrip-
tion, known as Narmola Prescription
Tablets. You can well expect to reduce
steadily and easily without going
through long sieges Of tiresome exercise
and starvation diet. Marmola Prescr!p-
ton Tablets arc sold by all druggists
tho world over at one dollar for 4 case
or you can secure them direct from the
Mnrmola Co, 46l2 Woodward Avenue,
Detroit, Mich. on receipt Of price.--Adv.
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THANKSGIVING Service.

The regular Union Thanksgiving
Service IL the town will be hold in tho
church of God THANKSGIVING evening.
II has been n rule with the churches
for som" years that every year at this
time 70 hold these services in the II.
f.. church and to get n speaker from
outside To deliver tho sermon. This
year. however. Rev. Whistler o. the
church OF God. VIII ne in charge OF
The services.
Christmas Bazaar.
The annual Christmas bazaar that tho
ladies OF the AID society OF the Frs:
christian church are planning DON hold
:ng will hc hold on December and =.
Lunch will be served every evening and
Santa Claus will be present to greet the
Norwich bulletin., 1922-08-23
SPORT NOTES .

The rifle team which will represent the United States at the internation- al matches to be held at Milan. Italy. Sept. 1920, will train at Coblenz with the American forces in Germany. it was announced today by the National Rifle Association.
 "Shufflin" Phil Douglas, former New York National league pitcher. forever barred from organized baseball by Judge Landis, will not secure a re- hearing of his case, it was stated from Judge. Landis' office "The guilty par ty has been found and punished. and, so far as our office is concerned. the matter is a closed incident" it was state.
 Suit.for divorce was filed in the St. Louis circuit court against Loren Murchison, star sprinter of the Illi- nois Athletic club, by Geneva Mur- chison, who alleges he was more de- voted to athletic than to her She stated he deserted her July 25 and went to Chicago. The Murchisons were married in April of 1919.
 The St. Louis Nationals have re- leased pitcher Sidney Benton to the Syracuse International league club. He is the eighth St. Louis player to report within a month.
 Miss Hilda James, Europe's great est girl swimmer, will make her last appearance in this coISutry in the 5Oo-meter race which will feature the
Norwich bulletin., 1922-08-23
ATTEMPT TO SWIM cHANNES.
 IS AGAIN POSTPONED

nover England, Aug. 22-sBy the A. p.)-High tides and the low lem pe1ature of the water have 1orced the fcur American long distance s'yirii- mers N ho intend to make an attempt t. sr m the English channel to l:JSt- pn.le ta aklng to the wata: until con u.:iuns are more favorable. The All e.ioa a-s who have been training h-:H9 fo, stme time are Gnu .ss TGth, of .i. s;on, Henry Sullivan of Lowell. Mass, Walter Patterso l, of Pridge- port, Gem. and Sam K.-l.ar'ls of Bos- tor.
 Fo. weeks past the average tenn De .aip.e of the sea has been IS C. = gr.tJ which is nearly six degrees br. low ha tis considered su;ta ble flor the l9rg swim. necessary % nlat:e the 7as- sae5 o. tke challen fro n the Eng E' n siI, to the FFrench shore. Weather cJl citions and tides also have bee. urpror.tious for thu start. Recently the water in the cha lsl has been exrser.ely choppy.
 The swimmers are now awaiting the low tides of August 30 and 31 and September and before making an effort for the $5.0o0 prize which has been offered by a London publication for the first man who makes the crossing. The present tide is about f6 feet, which results in the current run ming about six miles an hour. Next week the tide is expected to drop to 13 feet and the current to about two miles an hour.
Norwich bulletin., 1922-08-23
HAGEN PLAYS GREAT
 GOLF AGAINST MITCHELL

Rye, N. T., Aug. 22-Staging a spec tacular come back after starting the last nine holes four down, Walter Hagen, British open golf champion. today defeated Abe Mitchell, crack British professional, 2 up and one to Lay in a 36-hole match over the links of the Westchester- Biltfnore club.
 Hagen was one up on Mitchell at the end of the first IS holes but his game collapsed on tie first nilie, holes of the afternoon round and the Brit ish star quickly ran up a big lead
 Starting the last nine with the for
 nidable handicap of four down, the American home bred star uncorked a rally characteristic of his best per- fornaances on the links. Hagen won the tenth, eleventh, thirteenth and fourtenth holes to even the score and
Norwich bulletin., 1922-08-23
MYSTIC MANAGER SAYS SOMETHING ABOUT INDEPENDENTS

Mystic, Conn, Aug. 25. Dear Editor: Please give space on your sport page for the following so that other teams may benefit by our mistake in booking a game with this tribe. The management of the Mystic A. c. would like to know why the Norwich In- dependents failed to put in ari. appear ance at Industrial baM park, Mystic, on Sunday, Aug. 20, after arranging game for that time and place as the following letter will show:
 Norwich, Conn.,. Aug. 12. 1922. Mir. Milton WaSsmann, Mgr. Mystic A. C.,
 Mystic, Conn:
 Dear Sir
 This is to advie you shat I will bring down my team to Mystic Sunday, Aug, 20, 1922.
 Kindly understand that we are not in the game for money, but we play for the sake of sport. That is why I have asked for only a guarantee of $25. win or lose, which will just clear cur expenses. This is our standard lineup: Lam phier, Difhey, Rowdowsh pitchers, Hig- gins and Linky catchers, Lyons 1b, Don- ahue 2b, Fox 3b. Jones ss, Bush If, Berry Of, and Scovi1le If; McBuney and Weis- ner utility.
 Thanking you again for this date, I remain yoWs in true sport,
 HARRY WEISNER, Mgr. While some 300 fans. after paying ad- mission to the ball park. sat for two hours waiting patiently for the Norwich Independents to appear, we figured out that if this trick was true sort we are SOFT we went in for it This is the first ard only time 6. team ever failed to show up at Mystic after arranging game to be played there
 Hoping you will publish this, as it is to justify us in the light of our fans. I am, yours very truly,
 MILTON wAssMANN.
Norwich bulletin., 1922-08-23
CASE AGAINST ANsoNIA
 MAYOR IS DISMISSED

The case against Mayor John c. Mead. of Ansonia, charged with vio- lation of the statutes relating to Sum day amusements, was nolled In the Ansonia city court Monday morning by Judge Robert L. Munger on the recommendation of Prosecuting At torney A. R. Ormod. In a brief state ment to the court after plea of not guilty was. entered by the mayor, the prosecuting attorney said that he had been unable to get any one to testify although he made every effort to get evidence. He said he had received 8 petition signed by s2 people asking that the game be stopped and the sale of tickets forbidden and because much money had already been expended and as 1t would mean financial loss, it was decided to let the matter rest with the police. The petitioners then went to the state police, he said, and it was decided to arrest Mayor Mead. but none of the petitioners appeared as witnesses
Norwich bulletin., 1922-08-23
TAFTVILLE READY TO
 MEET RIvERyIEw CLUB

In answer to Mgr. Bill Donovan's query in last Fridays Bulletin- How about it, Taftville? ?" Mgr. FTomander of the Taft vile A. A. wishes to let it be known that his team is ready to meet the Riverriew club in a series of three games providing teams can be agreed upon and dates fixsd to the satisfaction of both teams.
 The reason Mgr. Fromander could not give Mgr. Donovan a definite answer when he approached him recently in Will 1irnantfc concerning a series was that due to some financial and other difficult ties the board of directors of the Taft vile A. A. was to hold a. meeting to set tie these difficulties. and he could not act until after this meeting was held.
 Now that everything is ship-shape with the association, Mgr. Fromander is ready to open negotiations with Mgr Donovan and the sooner it is done the better he will feel, as his lads have been anxious to meet the team that never plays off their home grounds.
Norwich bulletin., 1922-08-23
Syracuse osts Now Pl.ver.

Syracuse. N. r.. Aug. 72-Purchase of Pitcher Ward of Abilene and Out fielder Comstock of Amarillo of the West Texas league. was announced by President Barteime of the Syracuse club tonight
 ADD TENNIS
 In the national junior doubles c. M Wood, Jr., New York and J. F. WE;tbeck, Hartford, Conn, defeated L. White Texas and F. Donavon re- troit 6-4 7-9, 6-S.
 B. H. White and J. T. McCance Hartford. Conn. won from J. Van Ryn and D. Dudley Springlake, x J.. by default and Farquhur and De blasco Montciair, N J., defeated A Marion, Seattle Washington and E H Kuhn, New York, 6-4 7-5. In the national junior singles sec chd round
 j. F. Whitbeck. Hartford, Conn. de. teated F. Donavon Detroit 6-s, e-s. E. Whitbecx, Hartford, Coar. de. feated B. Donaldson, Detroit GO, t. 3 ;Th:r6 round: Stuart Gayness New York, and J s. Millen, New York, won from K Bramhall and K. Crawford, Rumson N. J., by default.
Norwich bulletin., 1922-08-23
HING WATTS WINS FEATURE
 RACE AT PoUGHKEEPsIE

PouEhkeepsie, N. T., Aug. 22.-Four heats were required to decide 'the Knick- srbocker" 2.0s class trot, purse $2.oo0 at he opening of the four day meeting of he Grand Circuit at the Hudson River srfving park today. King Watts driven by A. McDonald. won the event by yak lnr the two last heats after the first had rons to the Great volo, piloted by Walter Cox. and the second to Legal J.. piloted by Warman-
 Herbeluyn, veteran of the haif-mfie tracks, lost to the Great Volo by a head h the hrst heat In the second Legal T. broke at the finish but crossed the line Q length ahead of King Watts. The third heat was captured by King watts only after a closs brush with Princess Etawah in the stretch while the fourth came in any easy win over the Great Volo in the last quarter after Legal J.. who had led previously broke twics.
 Peter the Brewer in straight heats won Inc 1.2i class trot. Ths All class trot vent to Bin sharen, Tommy Murphy up. ss straight heats without competition. Aftsr dropping the first heat of the s.1e sloss pacing to the Sherwood in q neck md neck drive Robert Direct snnexted he two last heats easily.
Norwich bulletin., 1922-08-23
INTERVIEW CLUB SWAkPS NUGGETS
 IN LOOSELY PLAYED GAME

Tn. Rsvervsew club won an easy game from the Nuggets Tuesday after- noon at the State Hospital grounds under the careful guidance of Manager 6lli Donovan vhc played a wonderfully orh- liant rauoe on the coaching line. Ihe reors of fs-to does notShalf tell the rtorv. The 715 looks pretty big put considering that there were only three or s,pr earned runs the rest coming as rift from the EuEgets to the Rlvervie" club.
 rxespt for one inning the game was sslrlv close and in this inning six runs were scored after two were out owing to riarinx error the Nugget second base rran. who missed an easy toss for Sorc- .d rlzv The RivervIew team played roos ball and very few errors were made bv th9 team. They also hit well getting 1f hit. oY I,eft Corcoran, the hits being sue largely to slow fielding and bad judgment.
 suk took the hitting honors for the hegpstal boys Eetting three robust clouts .,t of tha old pill, one going for three baEes with three on. Sank poled tniS he ont under the old apple tree in cen- terhsld and before the outfelders could catch up with the ball Sank was parked comfortably on the third cushion. Faoer also hit we'll. getting a triple ana couple of others that counted
 One of the amusing incidents or Sps game was teh ielding of Manager Mad den iu right field Madden after Lefty Dowd hit one OCT his head parked him self In the cabbage patch until he wa' recalled for fear that he would take root George had a hard afternoon, playing the tunfeld and had ample opportunity to make a real name for himself.
 Iefty Dowd certainly broke into the uneiirht with his lltching. Lefty moved soun ia of the htrd hitting Nuggets vrieh 10 the surprise of the players oa both teams. Lefty sure was going rtronr but at times deveIoped wilc ttreak and kept Midget Stockton aisEnns em out of the earth. Midget after get ing his eyes full of sand remarked he wished the management would build ,sncs around the plate or else lay some sonerete. Midget. who Is about the si1e sg a pint of cider, played a good game and for a little shaver could hit thu old pill. getting a Riftic two-baggers.
 After the Riverview boys had gained comfortable lead Billy Donovan went lrto the box to pitch. As Billy went into he box there was a mighty burst of ap' pfause as the spectator rose and cheeree untnshe vas hoarse. Billy showed nucr pf hi sold time form burning then. across with speed and breaks.
 Well the boys had a lot of fun just he sanne. no matter who won,. zpa it If soped that there will be more of these practice games. it's good exercise for tho sid tiners-The score: