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Evening journal., 1920-07-20
Keystone Hot Shots
By TIE OLD GUARDS.

Well fellows, as was expected, we
carried one OF the best moonlights OF
the season. A number Of people liked
10 so well that they have asked US
10 give another in near future.
Would-be passengers with suitcases
certainly were surprised when told
they would have TO open for inspec-
ton. BY this palm keystone not only
showed the public they intend 10 run
nothing but nrst-class affairs, but also
received much favorable comment
from the Wilson Line officials.
Although our quartet did not win
the quartet contest we still think they
are the better OF the two and would
like 10 get another chance at the win
ners.
The Third Ward Quartet. which
won the contest, is a bunch Of good
fellows and we congratulate them on
their ability as singers. We wish them
SUCCESS wherever they go.
Keystone Cubs and Keystone
second team will play the FIRST OF a
thrc. anne series tomorrow night at
Eden Park. The fur is bound 10 fly
when these teams get set for action.
The cubs will lineup as follows
Pauley, O; Bigger Hackett. p; Ham
merer, III; Dawson, 2b; Wlggins, IS
/ Dougherty, 30 Baker. II Jones, cf,
Weldin, RI; Higgins and Muller utility
men.
The following Cubs are requested
| TO report 10 the club rooms immc-
diately after the game: Harry Bigger
Ben Weldln. Shorty Burgess and Olen
l Hackett.
Followers Of the baseball team arC
urged to he present at tonights meet
ing. There is something very in
teresting for you.
Red Ahearn. Lex Hays. Jesse Reed
and Leroy Turner have the real clui
I spirit. They deserve a world OF credi
for the way they arc trying TO put the
club on the map.
Get ready for next Monday NIGH
fellows. when we will celebrate Oui
/ nth anniversary. The affair start.
promptly at S.f5 and an members are
! extended a cordial invitation TO at
tend Let us hope we have at leasl
200 present.
Whitley Midlam returned on Satur-
day evening and was grceted with
3 showers. No not showers OF blessing
/ but showers fnom a water bucket.
X. o. Harry Baker says he vii
show the fans that he can play bal
as well as box. He is slated 10 play
the outneld tomorrow night agains
the Keystone second team.
Evening journal., 1920-07-20
GETTING READY
FOR STATE FAIR

Workmnn have been busy in the
past ten days fencing in a large por-
llon OF the extra 42 acres Of ground
that the State Fair will occupy this
year and which will be used practic-
ally for motor purposes. part Of
me space will be deVOted 10 parking
ground for automobiles, but sufficient
will be reserved for demonstration OF
motors and tractors used IN modern
The +. b. Case Company, OF Balti-
more, which Is one OF the largest
concerns Misunderstanding tractor We
hicles for the farmer today, has ar
ranged 10 give a demonstration OF the
work OF the product at the Fair. The
J. B. Norman Company will also dem
strate what their machines VIII do
fOr the farmer.
The automobile exhibition under
the grandstand promises to be better
than last year, judging from the dis
plays that various concerns are ar
ranging TO made. Those who will eX-
hibit ihere this year are: Taylor
Motor Sales Co., Wilmington Auto
Co. Wilson Hardware Co, United
Tire and Rubber Co. Franklin Motor
sales Co. Keil Motor CO.. Paige vii
mington Co., Central Motor Co, Econ
omy Garage. Johnson and S.rahorn
Penn-Clay Motor sales Co, Sniders
Garage. Overland Garage. l.. and G
| Co. Auto Service Co.. +. B. Normand
For weeks workmen have bern busy
with now buildings and repairing OLD
ones from the darpage done by winter
/ storms Some Of the fastest PAGERS
and trotters in the East are listed foi
the harness races this year and ar.
4 rangements are being made to accom-
modate several hundred head OF rae
| ing stOck.
reports that have been receive,
from various departments OF the Fai
indicate a larger entrance list o. com
petitors than ever before IN many o
them Among the children, the keen
tst interest is being displayed an
great rivalry exists among them 70
the prizes thai will go 10 the mos
efficient or steady competitor in IN
GLASSES for stock raising or pnoduc
or canning
Evening journal., 1920-07-20
SlIIlI.I.lIINI-..

No champion Is all wool and a yard
wide until he Is proven
After Man % War set a new worlds
record FOR the mile and three fur
longs the world said he was the great
est horse Of all times. Publicity
flower forth like q mighty torrent OF
the wonders Of the wonder horse.
ID 10 turn. Man o. Wars head 10 did
not. He just showed the usual horse
sense.
Now the son OF Fair Play-the Ma
hubah colt has proven himself.
Recently ne new turf star fought
70 out with John p. Grier, a horse
that in any other decade would be
a champion.
10 was a race OF sorrow and Joy.
Once Grler passed the great Riddle
colt. Eye-witnesses held their breath
and prepared 20 shout Man O. War
has met his master"
But the suspense was short-llved,
The Whitney colt held the advantage
I but a few brief seconds. The great
est horse Of all times seems 10 under
stand the situation and the duty eX-
peoted OF him. The magic carpel
slipped under the hOofs of the chal-
! lengcr and Man o. War shot back In
the lead 10 another victory.
Evening journal., 1920-07-20
CHANCES GOOD FOR
STATE RIFLE TEAM

The number and caliher OF the rifle
men who turned out al the Delaware
state Range Saturday afternoon gives
promise OF a team 10 represent This
Stale at the National Rifle matches
that will cause considerable worry
on the part of The other champl0n-
ship cOnlcndcrs New shooters. be-
ginncrs and eN-scrNico men. were out
and 30 show what they could do With
the Springfield 40 200 and GOO yards.
A few OF the boys took one or two
strings to climber up but once they
had accustomed themselves 10 The
feel of their guns some very good
scores were turned In. In order TO
give these men plenty Of chee 10
practice and also 10 permit as many
others as possible 10 iry-Out for "a
place on the team, 10 has been decld-
ed 10 hold another shoot Thursday
afternoon In addition 10 the regular
shoot saturday afternoon. on both
days the range will be open at
O'Clock. There viii be plenty of am
munItiOn and a supply or Springfield
rifles that viii be Issued free Ui
charge 20 the men interested To- max
ing a place FOR themselves on the
team that will uphold the honor Of
/ the Diamond State and enjoy
] IIINUNN NNNWMNINNA AMN NMAMMNNN W.
| phles at Camp Perry. Ohio August
| To "a All the expenses OF the team
/ members viii be paid and from ihl
showing made Saturday there viii b.
several OF them who viii come hacl
East with one or two souvenirs %
their trip ln the form Of trophies ol
cash prizes.
Recent rumors have 70 that tho Del
aware team this year VIII include u
It's makeup two or three rillemei
! who have In The past attracted th.
attention OF the rifle shooting world
One Of these men In particular. N
from New York 10 Shanghai, from
London 20 Australia, as The premier
long range shot OF the world.
10 Is essential That new corners u
the State range appear on Ihursda,
/ afternoon N possible and Saturday
afternoon certainly. Tho Nationa
match rules require that one-half thl
team be men who have never heforl
shot in a national match and unles
the men who came down saturday
are present This week Delaware VII
not send a team despite the presen
bright prospects. All the men In Wi
mington who have had any expert
ence with the Springfield rifle ani
vino would like the months trip Q
the Middle West which will fan 10 thl
lot OF team members are urged &
visit the range either Thursday o.
Saturday. Cars leave Fourth am
Market street every hour and The
O'Clock and 2 O'Clock sars Wi
probably be crowded with as
piranis for state and Nliion'
honors. Quite few OF Oh
hoys drove 10 the range Saiurda
In their cars as there Is a good r0al
an the way down.
Evening journal., 1920-07-20
MUST TAKE on EASY MARKS

Jack Dempsey Is coming out Oft
his corner again after a years alb
soncc.
And there isn't much in the field
20 put against him except the same
gang Of hcdVios who used 10 be
piokins FOR him before DC took over
the title.
For one solid year We listened TO
the battle of typowritcrs carried ON
between Dempsey and Carpenter
Thcy scrappod both machines for
junk when ho Frenchman went
back TO Paris.
contract fulfilled and MS battle OF
the courts disposed OF favorably
wants 90 fight.
Ills nrsl Job will be TO polish on
Bill Brennn-that Is. II some promo
ter can count out enough k3le To
suit all parties concerned.
The last time they met Dempsey
| hi Leo u. flynu's boxer so hard on
the chin that his ankle Strapped
/ Brennan recently said he believed
he could have taken Jack on that oc-
ossiOn II the accident hadn't hap
tened. he denies that Il was The ef-
feet OF the cOncussiOn from Dcmp-
sey's glove that broke his leg. lie
/ says &c tAAtA ~ cAiAA ANN AAithAtH
| However, the accident Is sufficient
argument for another trial and Jacl
kearns isn't partial as 10 who meets
Dempsey, so long as there Is
bundle OF silk nags attached TO th'
proceedings.
Brennan established a name OF be
ing X. %. Irish scrapper by pllnl
lup a total OF IS consecutive knock
outs. He has another string OF 40.
He is a hard hitter. Such younl
hopes as Bob Roper, Gene Tunney
Martin Burke and Bob Martin havl
} wisely steered away from the Bren
nan fst.
} The present field holds only a lin.
} tied few who stand any chance "a
even stay with the champion. Fred
Fulton Is one OF them. Dempsey
| SKINNED him into dreamland two
years ago at Harrison. n. J.
Then there's Joe Becketts friends
backing him for a match with OUT
! champion. His short stay In ih,
ring with Carpenter makes HE
prospects appear ridiculous. Fulton
may have improved since he f0ugl
, Dempsey Likewise Beckett may
, have picked up something he dldn'
have when he fought the French ace
3 Yet the best one can figure FOL
Dempsey is that his title Is as secur
today as II was just after ihe'
cleared away the wreck on a certaii
Fourth OF July that Jess Willard vii
never forget.
Evening journal., 1920-07-20
IACK KEARNS

Those who imagined that Jack
Dempsey would draw the color line
in boxing got It wrong, Jack kearns
says: -,
while / have doubts as to the ad.
Visibility OF mixed contests, and would
not match Dempsey with a negro m
opposition 10 public sentiment, sun
I viii say that the champion Will not
lake refuge behind any excuse IN
order 10 avoid a bout with any log
lcal opponents. II Harry Wills IS re.
garded by the public as fit opponent
fOr Dempsey and the compensation IS
satisfactory, ] would not hesitate 10
make the match. In substance
Dempsey has no reason TO avoid a
snatch with any man in the world
HEINIE GROH
Every player has his battlns
slumps, according TO Heinie Groh'
captain OF the Reds. He says: ~
"Im not a league leader. A httie
over the 800 and ! won't worry.
Roush and Hornsby can night II OUT
for the batting championship n they
Evening journal., 1920-07-20
EYpEnIMENTIs s. Al nIlsY

The Experimental Stati0n girls team
put one over on the Accountants
last evening, 10 2, In the dupont
Girls League al the Country Club
diamond.
Miss Ann Foster had charge OF the
pill last evening and her slants were
cutting an corners OF the plate, win
the result that Accounting tailed
but FIVE hits. Miss McGorty hurled for
he Accountants and restricted the
Experimentals' hits 10 seven. Miss
May Friel flelded In an excellent man
ner. The score:
Accounting ......... OOOti p,
Batteries-diss Anna Foster and
Miss Egan; Miss McGorty and Miss
Kruce.
Evening journal., 1920-07-20
HE'S BUSTED TT

Nhaml Socki BloO-ie
Thirty OF 'ef-and all in the same
place.
Tar enough away from the fences Tor
babe Ruth.
The King has outdone himself, out
socked the world.
Babe is a peacock with a strut all
his Own-with a flail mat is uil-
ferent.
The fact that Rabe caught a hop
ping shoot on the seams. September
q a year ago, and pasted II over the
wall for his Doth home run OF the sea
son, establishing a worlds record, is
now an ancient memory.
Right on the bat Babe started
shooting at his own target this
spring and as the dominating mem
her OF the Yankees "Murderers'
Row. he had TO spring at the ball
every day, for Bob Meusel and Ping
Bodie were occasionally stealing on
his II. r. stun.
But Messrs. Stoneham and Ruppert
didn't decorate a check with fancy
figures for Babe Just 20 see him hit
pop flies Their foresight has meas
ured out more than 100 per cent.
sSow with Number 30" out OF his
system he's devotlng his four-base
inclination TO another important duty
being TO bust out forty H. RS this
year.
II he doesn't he'll look like a plker
with the lead he already has.
Even the "sllre- e-thing" Gang on
Wall Stneet is betting good dough
that Ruth will slice out forty before
October skies blue up our landscape
All OF which suggests that the
"Rehemoth OF Bust" has done the
following items TO said city Of New
York and said Yankee bhl club.
Made the greatest oity in the
world 90 "off It's nut" over base
ball.
Pulled enough customers
through the turnstiles 70 buy the
Colonels a new park.
Hyperdermicked the Hugmen
into "lou-Can't-Lick-Us" ag-
SregatlOn.
Injected the spirit OF bust"
into the whole johnson oBganlza-
tl0n.
Kept the Yanks from kicking
away ball games on foreign soil.
Lured over 10000 fans into
foreign ball yards on the west
ern swing. entertained them and
Evening journal., 1920-07-20
THIS LADY EN
THE NO HIT CLASS

II there is any room In the hall OF
fame. Miss Burns. star finger OF the
Mailing Department lassles OF the du-
pont Girls League should land in
the first row as she hurled nO-hit
game against the Administrative De-
parlmenl in the dupont Country Club
League game last night. the Mailing
Department winning : to 2.
Feais Of this calibre are by no
means daily Occurances and her ben
ders and shoots that caused ten mem
bers Of the opposition 90 take the
bench via the strikeout route, sizzlcd
over the plate with binding speed.
The other feature OF the Mailing De
partment team was the ability OF Miss
Dennis who handles those issues be
hind the bat.
Evening journal., 1920-07-20
AMERICAN STEEL WANTS GAMES.

CHESTER. Pa July 2O-The AmerI-
can Steel Foundry team desires games
with such teams as Harlan, New
Castle. Dover. Smyrna, Laurel, Seaf0rd
and Middlelown, at home or any Of
the above teams grounds. Mid-week,
Saturday or Sunday games are de-
sired owing 10 an error In the
schedule American Steel is without
a game for Saturday. The American
team defeated the Lorraine A. c., Ken
nett Square and some Philadelphia
teams. Any one desiring 10 get In
communication with the team address
II. Weston Eyre, business manager,
care American Steel Foundry, Chester
Pa, or call 322 during the day or
65S-M in the evening.
Evening journal., 1920-07-20
OLYMPRIA WANTS GAMES

Olympia would like 10 arrdnge
games with any team from i3 10 IS
years old. Send challenges 20 Henry
sweeney. ais Maryland avenue Olym-
phias lineup Is as follows: John
Riddle, centre field; Joe Riddle, pitch
err; Goldey, pitcher; Sweeney, nrst
base; Jinx. second base; Carey, third
base; Stanley, shOrtstop; Manista,
catcher: Tommy, right field.
Evening journal., 1920-07-20
UARLAN Ann KEYSTONE TIE

Harlan Giants and Keystone OF the
All-Wilmington league played to a
2 TO ? tie last evening.
Carter and g. Johnson hurled for
the Giants and allowed but two hits
while Haggerty was touched freely
the COlored aggregation making two
hits on his delivery.
SCORE BY INNINGS
Harlan Giants .... 90 o o o o -
Keystone F. G. o.. o 002 700 %
Evening journal., 1920-07-20
mcut, Am WANTS no PLAY.

Highland A. 4. Is WITHOUT a gNnp
for next Saturday, due TO the Salem,
n. j.. team clnceling. Any nrst-class
team IN the State desiring a game can
be accommodated by communicating
with George ID. Handy. POO West Ninth
street. The management Is particu-
larly anxious 30 arrange games with
the Lorraine and Grace teams.
Evening journal., 1920-07-20
TWILICHT LEAGUE GAMES

-'The following games In the Cathol-
ic twilight Baseball League are
scheduled for tonight.
81. Thomas VS., 81. Hedwlgs, az
Clayton Park. .,.
St. Annes vs.. BroWnson' az Mlh-
tary Grounds.
st Nfary's and st. Blizabeth's not
scheduled.
Evening journal., 1920-07-20
& -

wish. but II I can turn in another
400 percentage year I'll not begrudge
Them any honofs they gather by
nehting for the crown. / was due
FOR a slump. / had been hitting over
my gait. June was bad month for
me. but | think ! can stay up in The
select circle from now on"
JACK DEMPSEY
When Jack Dempsey was work
ing in the Seattle shipyards he gave
bud Ridley, a coming BANTAM This
advice.
Don't be afraid TO hit Hit with
both hands. and hit anywhere except
below the belt. but hit You can't
win II you don't his. II the referee
orders you 90 break clean do Il as
well as the other fellow will let you,
but don't forget TO hit HIM IT he
gives you a chance. II the crowd
rides you, hit him again. There are
really only two big things In box
ing-one Is TO hit and the other Is TO
keep from being hit, but Il you hit
your opponent oflener and harder
! than ne hits you, why you win
Evening journal., 1920-07-20
MIIJrn co.'s no mGH POINT

andy Miller the riaht hand ilinger
who has been winning games right
along fOr New Castle left last night
for High Point, n. C. piedmont
League) for a trip out with the team
OF that town. Johnny Nsylor, who
landed the job for Andy, IS certain
Andy will make good.
Evening journal., 1920-07-20
TWn GAMns An PARK

Richardson Park has two games on
The schedule this week. Tonight the
suburbanites will play Fairvlew and
on Thursday night they will meet
West Ed. Both games will De played
at lhe PARK beginning at ESQ o'clock
each evening
Evening journal., 1920-07-20
AnMINIsTRArTVE nEPARrMEi
HARLAN APPRENTICES MOONLIGHT

Harlan apprentices have about COM
pleied the arrangements for their first
annual moonlight river ride down the
Delaware on the Wilson Line Steamer
Brandywine, Friday evening, August
"a
Evening journal., 1920-07-20
Totals
SCORE BY INNINGS

Defiance .............t l 6-o
ST. AIMS ...........2 ? 90 -
Defiance viii have another tough
game this evening when they VIII
lne-up against the Wilmington Black
Sox al the Third and Adams street
grounds. The Black SOx claim two
Victories over the Harlan Giants and
can be expected to give a classy ex-
hibitiOn.
Evening journal., 1920-07-20
NAIL rENNIs MOVIES

NEW YORK. July 20.-Movies OF
lawn tennis champs in action may
be taken. says Julian S. Myrick, presi-
dent OF the American Lawn Tennis
Association. The pictures VIII be
shown for the education Of Young
players.
Evening journal., 1920-07-20
FVFnYDDY DOIN' I'M.

ST. LOUIS. July 20-'TisnH only
boys who sit on the hleachers now
Too many spectators and not enough
seats drives many a man who used
TO sit 10 a box 10 the sun parlors
Of the ball farm here.
Evening journal., 1920-07-20
ch-,s,,,,s m ihem ami.

mode Christians Of them all.
And II there Is anything that's great
and brilliant and disastrous left un-
that the Bambino hasn't
done. II goes. too. for he's converted
the whole baseball caboOdledum win
Evening journal., 1920-07-20
SPEED WONDER

LOS ANGELES. July 20-Eastern
critics have picked Charles Paddock 20
be the wonder sprinter OF the times.
He has equaled the worlds record.
Coaches believe he will beat IL.
Evening journal., 1920-07-20
EPWORTH LEAGUE RUMMAGE SALE

The EpWOrth League Of the SWedlsh
~. Z. Church will hold a rummage
sale today at IA Tatnall street for
the benefit Of the church building
fund. Any contributions Will be
gratefully received.
Evening journal., 1920-07-20
PICKS RUDD

BOSTON, July 20.-TNd Meredlth,
former Olympic star, picks Rudd, the
great runner, who will fly the cOlors
man who will trouble America.
Evening journal., 1920-07-20
MAnKsMEN pnACIICE THIs MEEK

Practice shoots at the state Rifle
Range, near New Castle, viii be held
Thursday and saturday afternoons 10
State In several important national
contests. Competition for a place on
the team is open 20 all men who
have not 1erd on national rifle
range.
Evening journal., 1920-07-20
CrANnc AIONE

NEW YORK, July 2O.-When Babe
Ruth first started his long-distance
batting he was frequently compared
10 Arson. Delehanty and other stars
Of yesterday. lie now stands alone.
Evening journal., 1920-07-20
ST. THOMAS DEFEATS
M ACE CoN nv 2 tn 2

81. Thomas team OF the Catholic
Twil5ght Baseball League defeated
the Black SOx team last night by a
score Of 3 TO on the Clayton street
grounds.
The score was.
Evening journal., 1920-07-20

his sweet" flail.
The Babe has plaslered his 'long
tourney" trademark on 81 OH
rial horse skins Of the A. l.. and the
future is an open book th0t Is sure
TO contain other interesting chapters
OF II. II. dope
Evening journal., 1920-07-20
now THE CLUBS STAND
Nu.arfr.u V..t..a
National League
SCHEDULE ron TODAY

50. Louis at Philadelphia.
Cleveland at Boston.
Chicago at New York.
Detroit at Washington.
Evening journal., 1920-07-20
On uFDUICc Vs sT. THOMAS.

Twilight League, will play 81.
Thomas tonight at the Military
eroHnds Jimmy MallOy will likely do
the pRching for 81 Hedwle.
Evening journal., 1920-07-20
(USTf1 A TNfrTNIT1NTGTW az
~ AAAsV ADIAN 1W
IIAIOn LEAGUE RAsERALL REsuLTs

American League
Athletics. 9; 81. Louis. a.
New York, 3 Chicago. 2
Chicago, 8; New York. lsecond
game.l.
Cleveland. 10: Boston, 6.
Boston, B; Cleveland, 4 Second
game).
On-Deiroit-Rain.
National League
81. Louis, 3; Philadelphia, li2 in
nlngs.).
Cincinnati. .; Brooklyn. 4.
Chicago, o. Boston, 0.
New Nork-piiisburg-Rain.
Evening journal., 1920-07-20
nrrIANcF G, ST. AIMS {

DEFIANCE 6; ST. AIMS 4
De0ance OF the All-Wilmington
learne defeated the 81. AIMS OF the
catholic Twilight league last evening
& 10 Z before the largest crowd or
the season.
Evening journal., 1920-07-20
MIIFORD WINS IN fiTU

MILFORD, Del. July 20.-In a well
played game here on Saturday Mil
ford won from Delaware City in eleven
innings ; t0 4. Delaware CITY played
an uphill game, Milford leading { TO
4 in the sixth. Delaware City then
came from behind and tied the score
lose I'm the eleventh. Both GeOhegan
formerly with Milford and Ouantcrio
pitched good ball Wiley was the
star for Milford. driving In three Of
MlfOrds five runs II. Holiday was
the big man for Delaware City, with
two triples
Evening journal., 1920-07-20
National Lcaqur

Philadelphia at So. Louis.
New York at pittsburg.
Brooklyn at Cincinnati.
Boston at Chicago.
Evening journal., 1920-07-20
SCORE By TNNINGS

Milford 49,. OOi02l 1000 Is
Del. City 0O0i0O o.
Three base hits. Pierce, II. Holiday
,, Ryan Ballinger. Two base hits.
Segar. Struck out. Geohegan, &; Guam
terio, 2; Base on Balls, Quaranierio,
3 Ge0hegan, 4.
Rockingham post-dispatch. [volume] (Rockingham, N.C.) 1917-1965, 1920-05-20

Daredevil Jack" Dempsey
at the Opera House, Wednesday,
May 10Th. Pearl White, the
greatest serial star, will be
shown the same date with a
Mutt and Jeff comedy.
Rockingham post-dispatch. [volume] (Rockingham, N.C.) 1917-1965, 1920-05-20
Folks With Thin, Pale Blood
Hesitate.--Feel Uncertain.
SHOULD TAKE
PEPTO-MANGAN
Red looded Men and Wom-
en- Know What They
Want To Do
And Do it

Pepto-Mangan supplies the
weak, watery blood with the
very elements it needs to put
new life into it. 1t repairs, re-
creates, and re-builds tn X
hausted blood, the vital fluid of
health and life. :. Try Pepto-
Mangan if you are rundown"
1t may be you are just recov-
ering from a sick spell-or may
be your system is run down and
your blood so weak that you are
in poor shape to resist infec-
ton
But if you don't feel and look
robust you are not robust. Such
states is often due to weak blood,
not enough red blood cells, a
condition known as anemia.
The best remedy for anemia
(bloodlessness) with it's low
mental and physical vigor is
GUIDES Pepto-Mangan.
1t cannot harm you-it will GER
tainly help you unless you have
some deep-seated chronic disease
requiring the physicians care.
Be sure the name Guides" is on
the package. Without Guides"
tits not Pepto-Mangan. For sale
at all druggists.-Adv.
Rockingham post-dispatch. [volume] (Rockingham, N.C.) 1917-1965, 1920-05-20

James STICKY Says, 'Rat Cost
Me Sl25 For Plumbing Bills"
1--WE couldn't tell what was
clogging up our toilet and drains.
We had to tear up floor, pipes,
ETC., found a rats nest in base
ment. They had choked the pipes
with refuse. The plumbers bill
was $125. RAT-SNAP cleaned
the rodent out" Three sizes,
25c, SOC, $1.00. Sold and guar
anteed by Everett Hardware Co,
Watson-King Co., and Dox Drug
Store.