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The Ward County independent. [volume] (Minot, Ward County, N.D.) 1902-1965, 1919-08-28
Ingersoll Watches

Get one now. They are going high
er and gettingmore scarce all the time
A good one to get is the Ingerso.l Thin
Model Jr. Nickel Case for - $3.50
Other Ingersolls- 50. rs to ST.. so
Richmond times-dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1914-current, 1919-12-03

ENGINEER GAINED
40 POUNDS ON It
Two Years. Stomach Trouble
and Indigestion
Relieved.
TELLS HIS EXPERIENCE
NOW Feels Better Than IN
Twenty-Five Years, He
Declares.

Taniac % my mind is she crea,.s.
sna SEandHsi medicine in the worId.'
stated Q. r. Mahaffey Chief Enrines,r
VilleI nc Tc me and ana Casualty Elds. Nash
have taken eight bottles or tn,
! naea;Gine.. he continued. and haze are
n asa ~ ~ saincd forty pounds in weigh:
hays frit before in twcnty-tfvc ear ear
My !?oubi" started about t,co vr,rs
ago tfH ana l have suffered cye:' since with
~ worst hlnd OF stomach trouble and
!ndtc e*iion fell on in weight frnn,
, Two hundred and ten pounds to one
/" Two b Hi5d SS'S ANA .vo am now back
most as nuch as ! weighed bnforc
"aS taken sick
Ahou' sin months ago I was in
;hcrc got awfuliy bad on caiIs sS
me-, IN inc aoftor and he told me had an
n 40, careful it might turn into can nee"
nc gave me- some medicine and in a
Nav Gans !, ! returned TO my home in
| told my vito what The doctor ssii
and She was greatly worried, and. o.
'oui"s: vas worried. too.
wa a afrd sem To- a 10 sn, any better and
.ittie Ga tmsai and sweet milk, but in
SSpae OF everything could do Jus;
and weaker every day got 20 de.
h"nr;cn ned tina, one day ] told nv en-
ployer that il looked like would have
hold Oh 10 my job, though. as long as
could, because I had a family 10 sun
port: and ] made up my mind that Just
as tonE as ] could drag myself around
This is just the shape was in.
w when s one s DAY my my wife told me about
pers and what the neiEhbors were say
ing about Tanlac, and begged me 10
Try II. She said she had read about
ca my caso exactly and he was getting
hn, as had tried nearly all Kinds OF
medicine. didn't have much hope of
II doing mo any good, besides my doc
tor had already told me that ! would
have to he operated on in order TO ger
relief. Som thing told me. though. that
ii mig mt help me and l decided TO get
me - bottle.
two jd'st got 50 hungry t ! SIMPLY GyS ha oG
TO cat. and did cat, and you can be-
!icre me or not. nothing seemed to
hurt me i particle. My wife said 70
am eating
y, wasn't long before those awful
p pa" m my stomach and the small! OF
nettced that ! began to sleep bcttcf and
would get up in the morning full OF
hfe and ready for work.
The medicine seemed To take hold
h.a2d ne right up. | began to take
on flesh and as have aiready told You
ny TIC time ! had taken eight bottles
mad gained forty pounds in weight
IF people don't believe what vo,,
tel them. am right here al work
every day snd they can see me. am
telling all my friends about ;hs mcdI-
c;nn anG nope everybody will near
Tanl.o is sold in Richmond b. Gran,
Drug Co. and Tragic Drug Co.--Adv.
Richmond times-dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1914-current, 1919-12-03
Alfonso sAuntFinds
Chaos in Germany
Says People Are Suffering
From Cold, Lacking
Coal and oil.
By lNFANTA EULALIA.

lihAffp'gihEkRse%E t afSP,G & sPbf' De- .
49, have just Travelled throush Ger
Nobody is certain what is going to
hanpen. The .peoplc are suifcrinc
greatly from the severe cold. They
lack clothing. coal and oil.
British trade in Germany is we'll
ahead OF that OF all other countries
F.N.rythine you fiud in ';ar,n-nv today
is English. | personally bought clothes
IN Munich that were made OF English
wool.
In Munich was arrested as a cor
cign Spy. The police entered my bed
room room Mt 8 o.clocl; in tho morning.
limo 10 catch female aeitato-s--whcn
they silent.
When they Terc satisfied belonged
TO the Spanish royal family. they
Wh'!. Germany manages to cX;s:
Under the present miSerao Ole conditions
ING, situation in Austria is frlgh.ful
iiundreds OF women and children
n:e dying daily OF cold and hunger
In Vienna. where The wars aftermath
IS striking down tic harmless section
"f tn" people that never wanted war.
Richmond times-dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1914-current, 1919-12-03
Says His Prescription
Has Powerful Influence
Over Rheumatism
Dtsco,errr Tells DruEEIsts Not TO Take
Tent OF hnTone.s Money Unles.
Ailenrhu Completely Banishes All
Rheumatic Paths and yNiuee.

Mr.. Jsm-a u Allen suffered for y.,,,
Win rheumatism Many times this ,crribi.
disease LEI; MN hclrlcr, anal unable 10
~or,i.
aiuG" 'Hat no ono be frs from rh.,.
nat'n until tho accumulated impurities,
commonly called uric aVli GtpogIip t-r.
"iSsViNch IN the joints and muscles md
expelled from the body
WIN thir .dea In mind ts coa.u,,cG
phTticisrs. made experiment. and nua::y
'on''"uhecd Prescription ihst quickly .nd
completely To- hlshed every sign ana .yrap.
tom OF rhoimst!sn, from hi, system
lie freely gave his discovery To c,h.r.
who took II, Ti.h wha, might he rat,,d
marvellous spctt.s After years o. urging
IL. decided TO !st sunc.ers .v.rywh.re know
about his discovery through the ne~sp. per.
All druggists have becn appointed asents 10,
Annr!hu in this vicinity. with tho under.
standing that they viii freely return tbs pur.
chase money 20 all who state they received
~
Richmond times-dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1914-current, 1919-12-03
CONFERENCE DELEGATES
HEAR WILSON MESSAGE
Men Named to Harmonic Relations
Receive Suggestions on Labor
Problem.
EHIND CLOSED DOORS
Consider Plans for System Of Media.
ton or Arbitration, hut No Attempt
Is Made to Put Suggestions Into
Final Shape.
b HIND CLOSED DOORS

WASHlSGTON. Dec. 2.--Presidcnt
Wilson'S message 20 Congress, with It's
suggestions on lie labor problem, was
road today before tho sccoud Industrial
conferences engaged IN formulating a
Program 70 harn7onigo rotations be-
tween capital and labor.
Continuing its deliberations behind
closed doors. :hc conference discussed
ali phases of tho task assigned to Il for
moro than six hcurs in morning and
afternoon sessions. Plans for Il per-
manen: system OF media ton or arbi-
.:ation .: tabor disputes as suggested
by tt.e rics !dcnt. were considered. I'M
migration. the place .! Alien workers
III American industry, cost of living.
adequate pay. and hours OF work ais,
oecupitd Tic attention OF tho delegates
without An attempt being made - put
stanley King. Of Boston. spokesman
for the conference, said the in formal
discussions without, ston,ographio roc
ord probably would continue through
tho week. 10 get ali the Information
possibie before III" delegates. ate,
which preparation Of 4 report would
\ committee from the conference
com posed o.: Secretary Wilson Herbert
Hoover, former Attorney Genera! Greg
Org and Julius i:osenwald. conferred
With Secretary TUmulty q, the White
House concerning al appropriation,
70 meet the expenses .: tho confer
cncc. They were asked 10 prepare
budget
Richmond times-dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1914-current, 1919-12-03
ACHES AND PAINS
SLOAN'S GETS EN-
Famous pnin aud Hrhe Linimc MT.
kept handy. brings gratifying
relief.

~ HEUMATIC twiugcs ease ur soon.
* SO do stiff joints. lame back.
/ neuralgia. oNcrtazcd muscles.
and those pains from weather expo
sure. too-they don't light long aga ms;
the countcr-irritaUt scans Ln!mcut
produces.
Keep this old family friend handy
for instant; msc-a little pcnetratcs
without rubbing. leaving no skin
stains. muss, or cioggcd pores. You
ought TO keep u bottle handy always
Nj druggists. Three siaes-25c. zoe.
Si.io.
Richmond times-dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1914-current, 1919-12-03
GETTING HEP" TO
THE GOOD EATS
y Host OF DEspcptics Cnn Get Back
10 the Old Days OF Freedom by
the Simple ENpcdient OF
Stuart's Dyspepsia Tab
let After Mcnls.

Gosh. never knew before now
Thus says tho man who though, his
stomach was zone for All inc. hu;
who tried the simple o%pedjcnt of a
And with this for u starter. he goes in
Tor cheese sandwich. a piece of hu,
inince pic. eats ham ana c2Gs--iu fac;
nc torsctS his stomach aud thinks onlI
OF the energy and good feeling tina,
Follow ca tinE the foods that make
most pcoplo rarcnously hungry oven TO
mink of them. Nnd all OF this without
sour riSln2S. no Gas. no belcninc and
none OF that frowSy hcavincss that so
often follows indigestion. TRY these
tablets after eating. They arc used
extensively wherever good eaters arc
found and are on sale almost every
where in the United states anu Canada.
Richmond times-dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1914-current, 1919-12-03
DEATHS IN VIRGINIA


ThonRs Sunrter Turner.
=, Funeral services for Thomas Sumpter
Turner, of Port Norfolk. who died Mon.
afternoon in Hollywood Cemctery on
the arrival OF the Chesapeake and on 10
trhin from Newport News at 2:45
AT. Tarnor. who died from an at
, rIon OF pncum9nia. lived in ltichmond
tho SOUTHERN Hallway. running from
fGT Ic N;erfolk 70 selma. y. {.
o ne Is surveyed BY his wife. Mrs.
dnnehter. and by tho following sisters:
Mtrs. Josephine rraylor. Mrs. w. Colin
Hatchett. Mrs. r. \. Brinklcy. of Mort
Norfolk: Mrs. Eugene Sammols. or Rich.
mond. and Mrs. j. l.. Wilhcit. OF At
Richmond times-dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1914-current, 1919-12-03
"ROSY-FIT"
If Bilious, get your
Pep and Color back
with "Cascarets"
~'.'".~''"'~'"...


'Nrred Tongue. Bad Taste. Indircs.
ti"n Sn!low Skin and ATiscrnblc Head
arhtS come from torpid liver and
S!GsSiSh bowels. which cause the stom-
ach 10 become filled with undicrstcd
rood. which sours, and rrrmcutS. form
ing acids. gases ana poi.sons. Cascarcts
tonight VIII give your bilious liver and
conS.ipatcd bowels q thorough cleans
IN. ana have YOU feeling clear. bright
ana rs III as fiddle by morning. Cas-
carrots never sicken or Inconvenience
YOU like nasty Calomcl Salts. OH or
cripine Pills They wort, while Won
: ,cp.--.AIV.
Richmond times-dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1914-current, 1919-12-03
6-FoOt Lawyer Looked Like
Pumpkin

u was often doubled up with pains
In my stomach and was yellow AS a
pumpkin before taking Mn!r's Won
dcrtul Remedy, which 10 years ago
saved my l!fc. My friends had given
up All hopes Of my recovery. as tho
best doctors did not help me. Ain on.
Joying the best or health now" II -
a simple. harmless preparation. ,h,,
r. moves IN" catarrhs inucus from tho
intestinal tract aad allays tho iuilam.
nation which causes practically ali
ator,a Oh liver and intestinal ailments
including appendicitis. one dose viii
convince OF money refund ell ADV
Richmond times-dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1914-current, 1919-12-03
A Stubborn, Couuh
LOosens Right Up
This homemade rctnetiy Il = war,
der FOR Hulris rtsuits. Estii,
and cheapiy made.

'sf**a%***'ss*.'a..'a.as-s:***s..a1;
Here is a home made syrun rh;o, Ill
lion: OF people have found 10 h,l u y
most dcpcndablc means Of brcakino ,ins
Stubhorn coughs. is cheap and ninSnjs
put very prompt in action. I'hIor Il y
ocaI'hs sontiihg Influence, cheat sofc-
ncss goes. phieeni loosens. brcailI;n5 hc.
you get a good nights rcstf,,l ,i hupH NV NV
usual throat and chest colds Az oan
guered bv II in - hours or less. Not
better for bronchitis. hoarsencss c,n,n
throat tickle, bronchial asthma or Win &
ter coughs.
To make this splendid cough .rr,n
pour. 2Ia ounces OF pinex into a nin,,
bottle and ill the bottle With pla|nl
granulated sugar syrup and shake thor
oushly. If you prefer, use clar;dcdl
molasses. honey, or corn syrup, instead
OF sugar syrup. Either way. you cell
a full pint--a family supply-of m,ichI
better cough syrup than you could bnvI
ready. made for three times the MONEY
Keeps perfectly and children love itsl
pleasant taste.
Pinex is special and highly eoncen-
tratcd compound Of genuine NORWAY
pine extract, known the world over for|
its prompt healing effect upon the mem.
To avoid ppointment ask vour|
druggi.t for "2,M ounces OF Pinex" With
iuil directions, and don't accept any
thing else. Guaranteed to give absolute
ssa.l,,Isc'ioh or money promptly re-.
funded, The Pnex Co., IT. Wayne,
Richmond times-dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1914-current, 1919-12-03
Annie Elinahrth rettfwren

Mrs. Annie Elizabeth Pctticrew
SoIenty-two years old. wife of IT. y
Ietfgrew. prominent South Richmond
C!tlHcI. died last night n, her home.
oodstde. OH tho Midlothian Turn
rikc. She is survived ~ her husband.
tour sons. 4. NJ. William. 4. H.. ana
Archie Pctt;grcw. one daughter. Mas.
n brother. y. l.. .\damSon.
Funeral arrangements have no;
been CONN q; cd
Richmond times-dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1914-current, 1919-12-03
u.nsEet pn,,,..d M.r.

LfNCIlECRC. VA Dec. 2.--OfhcIals
OF the three oads'centcrlng here
who built amt gave Lyuchburg the
Stoc.0Oo concrete Niaduct over the rail
WAYS. and the james Rivera were ten
her Of Commerce. Tho chasapeaks and
ohio was represcm;ed by T.. .. Hotch-
and Western by ~ d. AIaher, 4. e.
Needles and }. w. jerks. and VI. II
Richmond times-dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1914-current, 1919-12-03
HEARS TWO CASES TODAY
Corporation Coui,nlssion VIII Take
Eridcncc In RNttfOad AMI Tele-
phone 4 publications.,

Before tho state Corporation Com
mission at 10 o'clock this morning the
following applications Will Da heard:
tommonwcalth against Southern
Hallway Company regarding station
facilities at unte CITY. Va.
Roanoke and Botctout Telephone
Company against Chesapeake and 20
tomac Telephone Company. regarding
physical connection between tho liucs
of the former with those of the lat
ter at Roanoke.
Richmond times-dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1914-current, 1919-12-03
Markets
Additional Markets Page 10.
CHICAGO LIVE srtk,K MARkrr,

EHICAGO Zee. 9.--Iirgs: receipts! a.
-: iow!;: bulk. isSThc5: TOP. 1879. r,.;s
C.tt,e: rece!rts. 100: slow Reef steer,
So Is = 20 N.15S-!t' Ncai e.lvrJ. 10 = i,
.Shaep: receip,s. :7oso: hi=hrr. Lambs, a:
Richmond times-dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1914-current, 1919-12-03
Gets Judgment for si.3.

Judge hcrorly T. crump. Ia tho Law
ana EQUITY Court yesterday. gave iudG
case OF AVIS Miller aEains; +. !. Saia-t
nnd ). ~ Dart. Tho plaintiff brought,
suiI 20 recover damages when II was
bile owned by the defendants
Richmond times-dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1914-current, 1919-12-03
Nrs ,ael,i,lc I,rr,.r

MISUNDERSTANDING, Dec. H.--AlrS.
Adelaide Wallace Berbcr died today ~
her home. Belle Fontc." in Stafford
County. after long illness. aged soy
"nty three years Mrs. Bcrbc: was the
widow OF Tho late Rov. Samuel I;ur-
r"NGhS l.crbcr. who for years served &:
circuit OF churches in Fauuuicr ANA
Prince William Counties
Richmond times-dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1914-current, 1919-12-03
NEW YORK LIVE sToCE MARKET
NV YORk. De-. "-Nc-Hcs no "a

c1i":s. s:caGv: common 20 7..r~ vns..
go |sj." cu!!. .'.chi i..S.; cr!sscr.. ,.n'r
S;fcor a1d lhnlh.. toad: sheer. 6.co&o.r.
Il's $40 y $50: !nWhs. ~ - % iSIa: Gull. 20 q,
I: 80: yca-!incS. i".t5!.i.eI
Hos. s'tAd%. At 'it9bIL pigs 400:
Richmond times-dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1914-current, 1919-12-03
MISCELLANEOUS M.anKErs
NAVAL STOpvc

MIMI. STONES
- .tNNAE. Ca. De". "-rcroeutinc
s,eat% !.S.: ssicy. I5r: receipts. -: ship
rT.nts. So; stoch. 10 -
shipments: $50: stock. aa.6si teuo.e: f.
IL r.. ~; =, i5DHtS; Y Ills: +. g. 1855 !;
1913 q ~ y. 1913: we. 2Ite; wy q '
Richmond times-dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1914-current, 1919-12-03
DRY GOODS

NEN ToRk. Dec, 2.-Cot,on goods were
I'm todaT with bidding for spo, goods sh ov.
;IS AZ :atrcasc. Yarns rulc6 r,cady whit.
nnr!%ps were c.sy with trading quiet E.w
s,.H acNsactd 20 yen ~ Yokohama. and fur.
tncr ,f'HncS- was renortr,l IN this r,aric-
'istai.-0ent Of produc;ion du" 10 tho COS
s.:ua ton l.. looked :c- ~ mr:ch In-s rco-r.
Seatire mills - 80
Richmond times-dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1914-current, 1919-12-03

Miss Sarah Hcbecc;, kimbrouGn.
@iignntF.toIn years OF age died last
South Beech Street. She - survived
by one sister. Mrs Emily. y. Grove.
Funeral arrangements have not been
made.
Richmond times-dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1914-current, 1919-12-03

tHe7eEie6 b. I:etce:s. P!umrner Co. inc. }
PctcrbNrc. Va. psc :. 1870
S& Der ~oushel
NIR0lEIAS: Farmer, Stoci Mark. wat
Fancy tunito. si-5 per pourd
EEtra Prime. S.; 20 SIC per IL
IrIine. ~ per III.
.sNeli,nY
Richmond times-dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1914-current, 1919-12-03
ID. LII. nuna-II

STAFFORD. Dec 3-E H. randall
former county Surveyor. died ut his
nome near here last night. at tho age
OF sixty eight years.
Richmond times-dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1914-current, 1919-12-03
PRICES or REEp CUTs.
Nav NOKk .ILKn MAEhI.l

NJ" ECEk. Dec. :,--Consid.r. so.cu.
1iLFc county derc!cred today Oh the on:
H H tscuEiiMs mars.' The .nduatr:ais list
n.shcd most o. the -ecsssaar and 70
Ss!;a.s. Nana.Iiua1 steel proved ont OF the
,ettIteE. a. on time rcgisterinr q rain O;
,rall| I" Tc'ntH. Some OF t!:t misce La Moons
il-saT;: .mGh as American Safety Razor ard
-, isan.. tnSinc were down f-ac:;oaa!iy.
S:N loTIne: .1:ir= :. Of r<o.nt un6 IN. i.,,or
T.mr' 800; were down ~. Lcfts Inc.
Sahfo a ara tn'tcd states Steamship re-.
,rvcT"6 >, ~ pO'n, - ycs,crd;y;n ,ns.
I,e,, Asnhh.; 7.nrsd within myth .:
- Un!Ht.; c'"Sir% with :, gain OF - r,o'.,,.
tic OIL" ~cr' activc and scored itcrr.s-a
IL. t'o-a i'~ciio-" Z" poi,!,.. Mara
No" VS. Lp "a excess o: -, po;r,,s SIN, 49,.
sai'Ha - "hi;" 81. .6vs'.ces II and vari
ouf one. itc!nG.HE Evtu OF and prn
'-nct :. po.!.;. "''' ''
Ias f";'L.Hr share wcrc .i.o In :.lr a.
lh'Hc. t'ro"r ;nc bonds iHtr-fo-nr.h
=. e'Sa = ro!n,. se!'i;. du-in- no DAY
Richmond times-dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1914-current, 1919-12-03
Mrs. Nary SI,ook

:, FREDERIC,KSBCHG. Dee. Mrs.
Mary SHOOK. who died n few days ago
AZ tHc homo of her Son-in law. George
w Ercide!. in Louisa County. had
passed her ninety-sccond birthday
Richmond times-dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1914-current, 1919-12-03
Mrs. I.aurn WEIGH.

Laura Newman WEIGH passed away u
few days ago. aged eighty seven years
She was the last surviving member Of
The famil% of seven children OF tho
late James Barbour Newman. Of Bur
L.n2tOn."
Richmond times-dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1914-current, 1919-12-03

Rev. II. @. Spencer officiating for Miss
a. Elizabeth Bernside, aged about
eighty years. who died suddenly sun
day at Sykcsville. Md.
Richmond times-dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1914-current, 1919-12-03
BY On. A. 3. HABCoCK.

A.
You can take your boy and out Of him make anything YOU ike
you him under good All are Oman tn he
nan who strong and fit Uncle Sam took ou boyshose slab
sdsd stopped hollow cheted yoshsand made them vigorous
"eiideyeoped weH ep and men Take ne y,o5.
'nay Train yourself and your children take PROPER axee
dnk plenty of water and keep the system clean Your ar vii
tell you that anything from cold headache 10 he mot
serious illness result from the absorption Of no;sns IN tie
intesines - to'00ls al tne
tb. Ih he first "p principle is to keep the system Occasionally see
Il may be With oil Tiny pill aon and s
which sold by druggists DR. Perces Pleasant pelje.s 7
srsaent for this condition should be vsIhn sUe . ee
and which has been highly recommended bv many Se
Dr. Piesees Golden Medical Discovery This tonic ooS
o. an extract OF roots and herbs without alcohol an
eect the mucous membrane aays The irritation
ne Horks IN the and reasonable WOW at the sat
% tne tSouoe-1fe staSnatad OF poisoned blood. " M ~
Richmond times-dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1914-current, 1919-12-03
NEW YORK PRoDUCE MARKEr

NOV YORK; De. AFTER scoring node
ato SaiUe with lard and cotton. coton:ce6
oil rcaetcd undc- selling hy rcfn.rs Ind
81. Tant % outside aupnor,, frn.! prices
TcIe points higher TO points not ,oe,cy
Sale H:0 sa:.els. Prime crude ,aaN
n:!Tnc sunner yel!ow SPOT. -DS,: Boccnbrr
Ec..oE and s7Iln nor White. nominal.
Richmond times-dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1914-current, 1919-12-03
Luther Cox.

WHITE OAK. Dec. 2.-I.ulhor Cox
aged siXty-ci2hi years. died hnrc last
hifht. lilo leaves II widow AMI four
Richmond times-dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1914-current, 1919-12-03
PETEKsDTRG PEANUT N,EkYrr

> COFFEE
no -. loE: S-Htos A.. ac
Richmond times-dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1914-current, 1919-12-03
Miss \. Elhahc,h ncrnsi,Ic

Mss y. hcrnStuc.
WINCH ESTER. Dec. 2.--l'unc-a. ser
vices were held this afternoon in Mar
l;ct Street Mcthouist E3!Scopal Church.
Richmond times-dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1914-current, 1919-12-03
To FortifS the system Ngnin>t
l.nlHs. Grim ltld

take GROVES TASrELt:SS chill
TONIC. IL Puriflcs md Enrichcs the
Hood. IL Builds up and Strcngthcue
The Whole system. II Fortihcs tho
system Against Colds. Grip aud Innu-
cnIa. Price. Eoc.--Auv.
Richmond times-dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1914-current, 1919-12-03

,,CorENilhGEN. Dee. ca number
or '.i!icd warsh!ps. includin. an
American vessel. were crujsiur IN
Spa!ato. on tho Dalmatiun Coast. sur
dn! according 10 t.,ibaCh disratch
received hero.
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1919-10-09


o
of of
MDERWOOD MANOR hundred
What will this remarkable poultry district be in
Saturday
the of
and poultry
S oenev OF
on
a
n
hemmedin
o
from
a
rec the skingfn and mail
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1919-10-09
A Free Education in
Poultry Raising and
Home Gardening

''N of Wall
tina of
fifteen dependent wholly accumulated anything
of
Where winYO a
in
the by
I'M
Five Acesan
arc
Of
a one
ochard
Those
tmav
needed
mea and
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Daily Kennebec journal. [microfilm reel] (Augusta, Me.) 1870-1975, 1919-08-04
GIANTS SHUT
OUT REDS IN
SUNDAY CAME

Cincinnati. b.. Aug. s-New york
gained on the Cincinnati team by
winning the last game Of the series
today before . crowd OF over $4,000
fans, the largest number that ever
attended = game here. and a r.
cord for the National League this
season. Barnes pitched ABBY from
start to finish and his support was
perfect. while Reuther was some.
what unsteady and mispiays Ii the
outfieid by Bfessler and Ne4ie
proved costly for him. The Reds
opened in the first inning as II they
were going to drive B6rnSs Quietly
from the mound when long hits BY
Rath and Daubert put men on third
and second with none out. But dfoh
popped up = foul Tor G6hzales.
Rousch dfibbhng Sns to the Box
which resulted in Ratf being caught
at the plate and Neaie forced
Rousch. at second Tor tbs third out;
This narrow escape encouraged
Barnes, who pitched brilliantly the
rest Of the way.
In the f,rst inning. the ehly Rsd to
see third base, was Rousch. who
tripled to left center In the sixth,
only to be doubled up when Neale
lined to zimmerman. Ruether re.
tired the first nine men who faced
him on easy chances. striking out
three Of them. but weakened Ia the
fourth. Burns, first up. dropped q
fly over Bressler's head that bound.
ed into the crowd and was good for
two bases. Young sacrificed him to
third and he scored on Fletchers
single to center. Fletcher reached
third on Doyle's hit to right and
scored on Kauff's sacrifice my. In
the fifth Neale- muffed Chase's liner,
the batter reaching second. He WINS
caught at third on Gonzales roll,r
to the box. but the Cuban scored IN
Burns triple to right, which Neale
misjudged. Chase's double in the
seventh, a sacrifice and a hit by
Burns gave the Giants their final
run.
Owing to the Importance Of the
contest. President Heydler detailed
four umpires to handle the game.
KLEIN was behind the bat. Emslie on
the bases while Harrison ana Nc.
Cormick were posted on the foul
line to Judge balls hit into the
crowd, which surrounded the field.
Score:
New York go. 90 03101o 0--4-s-c
Cincinnati 80. 5000 0 o o 0 0--0.s-2
Barnes and Gonzales; Reuther and
Eller and Rarfden.