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Quincy Whig

Location

Quincy, Illinois, United States of America

Date

Jun 10, 1919

Page

5

Hannibal to clean up vice by July first

Rev T M Taylor charged Hannibal’s vice system, claiming 21 pages of evidence. Prosecuting Attorney Hamlin said actions may come this week as raids and court filings target Stag Pool room, hotels, and other sites. Local officials face questions on fines and governance of immoral houses.

Hannibal T .M. Taylor Arch Street Methodist Church Roy Hamlin Rev. Taylor Hamin Hamlin Stag Pool South Main Street Rev Taylor Mills Flannibal Red Light Oakwood Whig

Hannibal Scribe Marries Margaret Spotswood in St Louis

Charles H Ling of Hannibal wed Miss Margaret Spotswood of Perry Missouri at 9 Sunday morning in St Louis. Rev Donald C McLeod of Central Presbyterian Church officiated. They returned to Hannibal Monday night and will reside with the groom’s mother, Mrs Lottie J Ling, 10 Union Street. Congratulations from friends.

Hannibal Charles HU. Ling St. Louis Charles St. Ling Margaret Spotswood Perry Missouri Orlock Donald C. McLeod Central Presbyterian Church Clara and Elmar Avenues Lottie J. Ling Union Street

Divorce Granted to Mrs Lulu Barbee by Hannibal Court

Judge C T Hays ruled for Lulu Barbee on her cross bill in the Barbee divorce case. Alimony of 20 dollars a month awarded. Separately William Haskell received a two year penitentiary sentence for forgery with appeal sought. Elzea-Dunn case opened with over 200 witnesses summoned for a multi day hearing.

C. T. Hays Hannibal

Eskridge and Waynearraigned on theft charge

Jimmie Eskridge and Oscar Wayne were arraigned after arrest by Policeman Arch Leonard for allegedly stealing a watch and money from Edmonson of Hull. Eskridge posted bond while Wayne was remanded to await the preliminary hearing set for this afternoon. The men pleaded not guilty and faced a hearing at 5:30.

Jimmie Eskridge Oscar Wayne Arch Leonard Allen E. “Dent Edmonson Hull Eskridge

Oatmeal Remedy Claims Quick Complexion Fix

Mae Wilder promotes a home oatmeal and derwillo mix as a overnight complexion cure claiming it removes facial, hand, and arm blemishes in 12 hours. The ad alleges noticeable skin improvement after the first application and offers a money back guarantee if results aren’t seen.

New York Mae Wilder Seedate Miller and Arthe Drug Co Heldbréder Broa, Co Adv

Mrs Louis Berking Dies After Illness at 85

Louise Berking aged 85 died at 2:45 Sunday at her daughter Ora Beadle’s home 1218 Valley Street after a long illness. She is survived by a sister Mrs Frederick Rhule of Barry II and six grandchildren. Born in Germany she came to the United States at 18. She was a Methodist. Funeral services were held at 10 this morning at O'Donnell Brothers Funeral Home with burial in Mount Olivet Cemetery.

Louise Berking Ora Beadle Valley Street Ben Frederick Rhule Barry, II Berking Germany Methodist Church O'Donnell Brothers Mount Olivet Cemetery

St Louis Auto REn Due Here At Noon Hannibal Visit

An airplane will envoy fifty trucks from St. Louis to Hannibal arriving at noon after a night in Louisiana Mo. The autos will cover 400 miles before returning to St. Louis. The St. Louis Auto Trades association sponsors the trip with Hannibal hosting a large delegation and music by the Hannibal band.

St. Louis Hannibal Louisiana

Mrs George White 23 Dies After Illness

Mrs Nelle E White 23 wife of George F White died at 11:25 Sunday after a year long illness. She leaves husband one daughter Clara mother Mrs A M Testerman and sister Mrs Philip Bostwick all of Hannibal. Funeral at 2:30 this afternoon from the home with interment in Riverside cemetery.

Nelle E. White George F. White Clara A. M. Testerman Philip Bostwick Hannibal Riverside Cemetery

Theaters Show Fresh Screen Offerings Across Town

Pictures Today Belasco Theater presents The Siren's Song while Gloria Swanson stars in Don't Change Your Husbands at Princess Theater. Orpheum shows Mabel Normand in When Doctors Disagree and Star features Florence Reed in Wives of Men. Colonial spotlights Tom Mix in The Man Within and Chaplin in The Love Fiend. Gen Theater stars Chester Conklin in Saved by Wire less. Savoy runs Wallace Reid in The Source. Family Theater features Douglas Fairbanks in Good Bad Man with Chester Conklin in The Foolish Age. Quincy Theater showcases Neal Hart in The Raid and Lee Moran in Mixed Tales with Harold Lloyd in Sj Senore.

Belasco Theater Princess Theater Gloria Swanson Burton Holmes Orpheum Theater Mabel Normand Star Theater Florence Reed Colonial Tom Mix Man Charles Chaplin The Love Fiend Chester Conklin Savoy Theater Wallace Reid Family Theater Douglas Fairbanks Quincy Neal Hart Lee Moran Harold Lloyd

Vivacious Goldwyn Star Promotes Beauty Boost Ritual

A Goldwyn star criticizes Mil Lie Martin and suggests a half pound of grease as a beauty ritual claim. She asserts the practice is a common urge among millions of girls, feeding cosmetics makers and purveyors. The performer begins Thursday in the film Mickey.

Goldwyn Star Millie Martin Mickey

Hancock Play Day Plans Completed Gala Time

Hancock county play day at Lake View Motor club house opens at 10 30 with a band concert by the Plymouth girls band. Delegations from Cartage college and Lallarpe, Sonora, Dallas City join in athletic and musical features supervised by Miss Wilma Haynes of Chicago. Prize German helmets for essays on the fifth liberty loan offered to county students along with community singing and helmet presentations by Rev L I Hope, Miss Susan Baxter, Miss Gertrude Clark, Master Russell Hansen, and Miss Pauline Matheney.

Carthage Hancock County Lake View Plymouth Cartage College Letta Simmons Wilma Haynes Chicago Par Creek Township Lallarpe W. Bk. Bradfield Sonora Dallas City Walter Schiaretzki O. C. Kirkpatrick Woman's Liberty Loan Committee D. Faris James Westfall Mary Aleshire Aleshire Orginal L. I. Hope Bowen Susan Baxter Gertrude Clark Denver Russell C. Hansen Hamilton Pauline Matheney America

Carthage Personal News Highlights and Visits

Floyd Davidson returned from overseas service with a medical unit and visited sister Mrs. Thomas Hardy and family. Capt. Sid Cherall, discharged May 6, spent the weekend with sister Mrs. Fred Miller and family in Dallas City, after visiting friends in the John F. Scott home. Miss Mamie Carlson of Moline was visiting in the George R. Hearne home.

Carthage Floyd Davidson Thomas Hardy Sid Cherall Fred Miller Dallas John F. Scott Mamie Carlson Moline George R. Hearne

Basco Woman Dies in Keokuk Sunday

Mrs Thomas Carroll a Basco area resident died at Keokuk hospital Sunday afternoon after an abdominal obstruction operation. She lived near Basco most of her life, was born there, married Thomas Markle Carroll, and left a son Floyd 14 and a daughter Lucile 11 with many relatives. Funeral services planned at home with relatives traveling from Canada to attend.

Carthage Thomas Carroll Keokuk Teeta Benz Catrell Che Dinugier Jacob Dees Pasco Basco Thomas Markie Carrell Augusta Carroll Lucile Gulso Beez John Hankcs Hagee Runnell Canada Miss Mabel Frank George Arthur Tew Bunnell

Local residents visit kin and attend events in Pittsfield area

Pittsfield residents host travelers and plan summer activities. Mrs. J I Seaver of Jacksonville and Mrs N G White of Springfield spend time with the Fenton family east of town. Miss Ifruth Smith resigns from the First National Bank and Jewell Curless assumes the summer role. Judge Harry Higbee visits Mt Vernon as appellate court sits. Miss Minnie Bauch to teach next year then study at Champaign. Mrs Thomas Pudkins ill at Nora Rader home. Frank Thompson of Davenport visits family here.

Pittsfield J. I. Seaver Jacksonville N. G. White Springfield J. M. Fenton Sarah Giger Meredosia Ployd Ifruth Smith First National Bank Jewell Curless Frank RK Fieldy Doris Leethier Harry Higbee Mt. Vernon Minnie Bauch State University At Champaign Missy Maud Bringman Peoria Charles Bringman Thomas Pudkins Nora Rader Frank Thompson Davenport Iowa

When Doctors Disagree at the Orpheum

The comedy features Mabel Normand and a reform-inspired staging. A young boy shyly offers a bouquet but a larger youth grabs it. Misa Norman intervenes and the punishment is halted. The boy asks for a picture instead and receives a kiss from Normand as she explains spending on cosmetics.

Orpheum Mabel Normand Comedienne Misa Normand

Absolute impossible cure for rheumatism by liniments

An old advertisement asserts liniments cannot cure rheumatism and promotes S. S. as a permanent blood remedy. It claims external treatments give only temporary relief, while S. S. cleanses and purifies blood to remove the disease cause, promising lasting benefit based on decades of use.

S. S

Local notes on residents visitors and civic events

Prof and Mrs M Thompson and Mrs James G Willsen improve after illness. Earl S Grigsby of Farmers State Bank visits Jacksonville. County Clerk Charles A Heskey issues license for John Schmidt and Maleta McGreevey. Hon George C Weaver to speak at Federated church on Y M A forces service. he just returned from France. Mrs E G Norton undergoes hospital surgery in St Louis and improves. Emmet Steut and wife of Aurora Neb return for visit. Frank Harder injured when car overturned near his farm. Daylight Saving law criticized by farmers. Special committee of Adams County Farm Bureau issues appeal. Some women mischaracterized in a crash outfit.

Are M. Thompson James G. Willsen Gill Earl S. Grigsby Farmers State Bank Jacksonville Charles A. Heskey John Schmidt Rockport Maleta McGreevey Pittsfield George C. Weaver Federated Church Weaver France E. G. Norton St. Louis Emmet Steut Aurora Neb Frank Harder Mr. Harder

Adams County Farm Bureau Urges Repeal of Daylight Law

An executive committee discussion of daylight saving objections leads Adams County Farm Bureau to telegram Illinois congressmen seeking repeal. The message to Senators Sherman and McCormick Congressman King and others notes the general county sentiment and requests aid.

Adams County Farm Bureau Illinois Congress Sherman McCormick King Adams County

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