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Burlington weekly free press. [volume] (Burlington, Vt.) 1866-1928, 1920-12-30
SHELDON

The Misses Elizabeth and Ruth Brown
Of Syracuse University are at the home
of their parents, DIR. ard Mrs. f.. VI.
Brown. for tho holiday recess.--Miss Ber-
tina Carpenter Is home from Shady E'll
for 10 DAYS vacation.-Miss Grace
Richards OF Franklin was the E7iast Of
Miss Bertha Carpenter sunday and Mon
day.--M!ss Oxelma Greene is a. the Sher-
wood sanitar1un, for treatnlent.-The
Misses Ketchum and Miss Mack of Bran
don are guests of Mr. and Mrs. Morton
Mack.--Mrs Hazel Dunmorc has return
cd from, Boston, Mass. Miss. Eliza
Marsh OF Enosbu1g Falls was week
end visitor A. W. G.. Marah'..--The an
nuai banquet OF tie "EsrT.a~t Workers"
class o. tho Methodist Epi,ccpa, Church
viii be held Wednesday evening. Decem-
her .. in MaIsh's hali.-There will he a
watch night service at tina Methodist
F,pisconal Church. \ cordial invitation
II extended to the p,i,!ic 10 attend.
EAST FAIRFIELD
Mr. and Mrs. 7rvin.; Chase Of Swanton
were visitors Il: the homo Of l.. L. Chase
Chr!stmas.-'rhe condition of Donovon
Morsy, who il seriously in. remains
about the same.--wortl has been received
OF the birth Of a daughter to the Rev.
and Mrs. l.. G. Chase Of Wilder, former
ly Of this place.-Miss Mary Davis Is
home from Northhed Seminary for the
holidays-Mr. and Mrs. John Carey and
family Of Fletcher spent Christmas at
the home OF Waldo WriEht.-Mabeile
and Rachel Barry are home from Rock
willie. Conn.,. for the holidays.--Miss Beu-
lah Rooney OF Connecticut and Miss
odessa Rooney Of Hardwick arc at the
homo Of A. B. Rooney for the holidays.
Dan. James, Leon and Max Manahan
were at the homo of A. N. Dufresne
Christmas.-There will be a New Years
ball in the hotel hall this evening. KIM
balls orchestra Of Enosburg Falls will
furnish music.-Daniel steele Of Norwich
University Is a visitor In town.-Mr. and
Mrs. Earle Holmes visited In Enosburg
Falls recently.-Albun Rooney 10 home
from tho University OF Vermont for tho
holidays.-Misses Wilma and Gladys
Shattuck were visitors In st. Adams
Monday.-Donovan Morey was taken to
tho st. Adams hospital Monday. where
he was operated upon for appendicitis.
His condition Is favorable.-Frank Hale
Is home from St. M!chaei's College for
the HOLIDAYS,
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tist Church Christmas eve.--Judge e. A.
Gardyne. who Is spending the winter In
Grand Bay, Fla, recently sent several
OF HIS friends here liberal supply of
orangcs--Mr. and Mrs. Iombey LABEL
were recent visitors In Bai,ersfield.-C.
G. Martin has sold out his stage route u
Pudvah and apple.--Postmaster w. J.
Wright has information and blanks on
which to submit bids for transporting the
mail from here to East Berkshire for the
four years commencing July I. Bids must
he in Washington by January H. 1871
The Rev. Father Leblanc and sister Of
Lowell wore recent visitors at the Rev.
Father Cotes-Mr. and MR.. Ephraim
Lumbra are visiting their son, George,
In Burling ton.-Miss Ida 81. Opge, IL at
Holvfdere Corners taking care Of the
family OF David Tanner. who have ty-
phoid fever Miss st. Onge recently grad
ua;ed from the st. Adams Hospital
Miss Margaret Fail, nurse from Swan
ton. r. at the home OF Alien Provo
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burg Falls and Peter Dumas Of Richford
were guests of Mr. and Mrs. Ruben
Demar Christmas George Sarrisa
of Sheldon. who has been passing a few
days with her daughter, Mrs. Clifford
Bingham, returned home Monday
George Garno has been visiting In the
homo of Seymour Dunham.-The
Woman's Missionary meeting was held
at the home Of Mrs. r. N. Oviatt Tues
day afternoon. After the business meet
Ing. n memorial service for the late
Mrs. II. F. Comings was held. after
which n social hour was passed and
dainty refreshments served.--Miss. Marion
Peterson Of North Craftsbury rs VISIT
Ing friends in town.--Miss Theda Good
sell of New York Ia passing the holidays
with Mr. and Mrs. d. r. Combs.
and Mrs. Herbert Smith wero guests Of
Mr.. and Mrs. Verdine Jones Of EnoSburs
Falls Chrlstmas.-Mrs. d. w. Paul and
children passed Christmas with Mr.. and
Mrs. Charles Allen. Mrs. r.. 3. Smith
was also a guest Of the aliens. --Melvin
Yates has gone to Hudson. N. Y, where
he will visit in tho family OF Mr.. and
Mrs Eeitner.
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WEST MILTON

Mrs. Harold Chaplin and Miss Esther
Chaplin, of Burlington, spent Dec. %
ut Isaac Towards .--Mr. and Mrs. A. J.
Beauvais and daughter. Florence. spent
Thursday in ST. Albans.--Christma exer-
cises were held Mt the school-houss
Thursday night.--Gcorse Granger has been
I'll with neuralga.--The Misses Marie
Lawrence and Theresa Beauvais are at
their home for the holidays..-Harry Mears
was recent guest Of his brother, Hoyt
Mears.
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FLETCHER

J. +. Carey and family spent Christ
mas with their daughter, Mrs. Wright.
IN Enthusiastically Master A. r..
Hooper attended the State Orange meet
ing In st. Johnsbury.- Harold Shepard
son OF St. Michael's College is home for
n few days vacation.--Mr. and Mrs. Wal.
ter Lamb of Winooski were home Sun
day.-Goorge Tedford was in Barre SUM-
day.--J. H. Carpenter spent Christmas in
Bingf amville.
Lawrence Saione and Miss Betsy irish
were married at Fairfax December H.
a son was born to Mr.. and Mrs. George
Gillian, December c3.-Mrs. Oscar Car
pente- has gone to the hospital for medi-
cal observation-disclosures Booney and fam
lily OF Fairfax spent Christmas with rcla-
lives IN town.-Airs. Eddie Miller Is
spending the holidays with relatives In
Burington.--Mr. and Mrs. f. It. Tucker
and Mr.. and Mrs. Coyt Thicker were in
Burlington recently.
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BAKERSFIELD

Mrs. byron Cox OF Burlington il visit
ing her daughters, Mrs. George Field
and Mrs. Ray Barnes.--Mr. and Mrs. q.
y. Tiliotson were business visitors in
81. Adams lest week.--Robert Parker Of
Hrattieboro Is passing the Christmas
vacation with his sister, Mrs. w. Q.
etart.-Frunk STANLEY, vino has posi-
ton in Ciarsmont, y. H.. is visiting his
his parents.-Miss Lila Grant Of 81. AZ.
bans has been visiting Mrs. Florence
Wanaur.-Tsachers who arc spending
the Christmas vacation at their homes
hero. are Lena Narcotic Of Enosburg
Falls. Leila. Cowan OF Richford. Lila Nc
Nancy OF Greenfield. Mass, Gertrude
Brady Of Peabody, Mass.--Mollic Beals
OF st. Adams has been visiting her
uncle. ". l.. TiIlots on.---Lilfkln Gould
and Frances Maynard. students at the
University Of Vermont. are at their
homes here.-Howari Farrell who is at
tending Norwich University, Is spending
the Christmas recess at home. John
Looris of Providence, II. l.. Ia visiting
at Thomas Nul:ys.--Mr. and Mrs. r. r.
Brady. who visited in Nc-thfeld Christ
mas, returned home Monday evening"
w T.. Pearson Of Essex Junction Is Wis
thing relatives in toTn.-t'lorenco MAJ
nard, who IL attending Business College
at Burlington Is at home for the Christ
mas vacation.-F a. start has been ap-
pointed to take the place Of Col. II. T..
Brigham, deceased. as trustee Of public
funds, also town agent. and G. n
Wheelock ae committee Of Brigham
a cademy Walter Woodard has been
appointed selectman 10 take the place OF
IL c.. Gates resigned.
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COLCHESTER

An oid-fashioned dance Is to be given at
the NJ. w. A. hall In Colchester on Sat
urday evening.
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WEST ENOSBURC

An .ce-cream social will be held ~ tim
home OF w. p. Shansraw Friday evening,
Dec. 81 for the benefit OF the Epwortn
Lea gue.--The body OF Timothy Hubbsll.
aged IS years. who died a: Manchester. N.
Y. was brought TO this place for burial
Saturday. He was a brother Of Samuel
Hubbell and formerly lived here.--pred
Pfannstiel, Jr.. Is moving his family from
Essex into part of Harry Kidder's tone.
ment house.
u. L. Stanton Of Brandreth Lake, N. Y.
is passing u few days at his home here.
Mr.. and Mrs. Fred Ovvitt. Mrs. Abb!s
Ovitt and daughter. Miss Ruth. Craige
Ovitt, Mr. and Mrs. Roliin Chaffee and
Mr.. and Mrs. Elmer Kelley passed
Christmas at John Courtney's
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Grand Isle County
GRAND ISLE

There will be watch-night service at
the Union Church Friday night as fol-
lows: $3.50 to 900 o'clock. praise service;
500 to 1000, reports from the various
departments of the church, with short
addresses by local members: 1000 to 1890.
roll call: 1890 to 11:0O social hour; HOO
TO 1900 address by the Rev. G. Ernest
Robbins, general secretary Of the YER
mont Sunday School association. The Ep-
worth League on Saturday evening will be
addressed by the Rev. @. Ernest Robbins
There will be preaching Sunday morning
at 1870 by the Rev. G. Ernest Robbins
with Sunday school II 80.
Mrs. George Phelps and children. of
Milton visited her parents, Mr.. and Mrs.
II. T.. Gr1swoid. the last OF the week.
Mrs. Hubert Norway and two children
returned to their home in Essex Junction
Tuesday after spending a few days with
her parents. Mr. and Mrs. Edison Cross.
1t is expected that the Rev. Mr.. Rob-
bins will be here this evening to attend
the watch night service and will also
preach Sunday morning.-The Rev. and
Mrs. Fl. =. Sweet returned Tuesday eve
ming after spending several days with
relatives in Morrisville.
ALBURG
The wedding of Miss Theresa Martin
and Victor Gervais took place last week
"wednesday morning at the Catholic
Church. the Rev. J. NJ. Billion officiating.
A wedding breakfast was served at the
home Of the brides brothers and the
happy couple left on the forenoon train
for a trip to Boston.-An of the children
in the family of w. Il. Carpenter have
been Ill with the grip.-Mr. and Mrs.
c. c. Stata are spending week with
relatives In Farrand's Point. Ont.-Mr.
and Mrs. ]. p. I.add Of Burlington were
guests of their son-in-law and daughter,
MIR. and Mrs. w. ]. Maurice. over Satur-
day and Sunday.-hIiss Cynthia Goodseli
of Pittsburgh, who has been travelling
through the southern coast States during
tho winter. Is visiting relatives and
friends for few days. She expects to
leave for Virginia the second week In
January Mrs. w. II, Ellis Of st. Adams
Is the guest of her mother, Mrs. H. j.
Young. and sister. Mrs. r. II. Roberts,
Mr.. and Mrs. H. j. Darby went to Clar-
uncev!llo to spend Saturday and Sunday
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EAST FRANKLIN

The funeral OF f. Brigham Oimstead.
who died Monday Dec. %. was held at
the church Wednesda December q. The
Rev. G. c. Mcdonald oficiated and the
bearers were C. II. Stafford, w. r. Noble.
G. NJ. Scott and c. A. Peao. Those from
away who we're here to attend were Mr.
and Mrn. Volney Salisbury and Mr. and
Mrs. William Salisbury. OF Richford; p.
G. Hammond, Theodore Armstrong and
W. II. Towle, of Enosburg Falls. Mr..
Olmstcad had been in falling health for
some time although not confined to the
bed. and his death was quite a shock TO
the community. He leaves no immediate
family. his wife having died IL year ago
His death removes the last OF the fam
lily Of Noble Olmstead. Mr.. Olnstead was
IS years old.--The Misses Jessie and Ruth
Gilbert are home from Port Chester, n.
Y, and Palmer. Mass. for the holidays
Miss Ethel Powers Is home from South
Lancaster. Mass, for the holidays.-Mrs.
Sarah E!rict. of st. Adams. rec Gently Wis.,
tied her son. l.. ID. Elrick.
MIR. and Mrs. Charles Lafey enter-
tanned friends Christmas.-Mr and Mrs
Fred White of Enosburg were at the
home ~ II. ". Olmstead, Christmas
Mrs. Della Record and Miss Lora passed
Christmas at Enosburg Center.-Miss
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Ethe, Powers Of South Lancaster, Mass.
ia Mt home for the holidays.--C. II. SAT-
ford has gone to the Mary Fletcher hos
pital, Burlington.--Mrs. c. II. Stafford has
been Mt Abotts Corner, with her son.
w. o. SaHord.-Mr. and Mrs. c. A. Peao
and daughter were at Fairfield Christ
mas.-At the annual election OF officers
held Sunday the following officers we're
elected: Superintendent. r. T.. Thomas;
assistant superintendent. e. II. Chamber
lin; secretary, Marion Gilbert; treasurer,
c. A. Dewing: librarian. Kathryn Oil
bert; orEanist. Lucy Weld; chorister, e.
II. Chamberiin.
FAIRFAX
Mrs. Frank Unord, who has 80 re.
Gently returned from China. spoke at the
Christian F,ndeAvor Sunday evening to
a very interested audience. The mission
study class will meet Monday evening,
January 2, with Mrs. A. B. Beeman and
Mrs. Ufford vii! speak on her work In
China.--Char4es Parsons was elected
delegate from tho Methodist Sunday
school and Harry Brush a delegate from
the Christian Endeavor to attend the
older boys conference held in st. Johns
burg January 14-N.--Edmund Leach Of
Northheid and Heman Hunt Of Burling-
ton are at homo for tho holidays--The
regular meeting of tho Fairfax Unity
Chapter, No. II, o. Il. S. was hold in
their rooms Wednesday evening. Decom-
ber ae--.Tne Ladies' Aid society Of the
Methodist Church viii serve it's annual
New Years chicken-pio dinner in the
vessry Of tAe church Saturday. January
from ~ until 800 p. rn.-Robert Taft Of
burlington 10 passing the holidays with
relativee in town.-Mr. and Mrs. William
Buckley and Miss Georgia Lawton OF
Burlington spent Chrfstinas at the home
Of George H. I.awton.-Mr. and Mrs. f..
l.. Butter Of St. Adams spent Christmas
with relatives in town.--Miss Ruth Shcp-
ardson Of Binghamton. n. ". Miss Kath-
or!ne Kendrick Of New York, Miss jessie
Southland of stowe. kss Ruth Butler OF
Bristol, Miss Merrusrite Dsspnrt of bur
,ington and Leo Dospart Of Worcester,
Mass, ss,d Allen Gcodaii of Boston are
among those who ara passing the holidays
IN town.--The Sunday school board
Of the Methodist Church will meet aftcr
the prayer meeting this evening for
tho election OF officers. Every member Of
tho board is asiSsG 70 10 pl'csent.--,Ths
cffertory at the Methodist Church, "In
Old Judsa" was sung by F. G. Cherrier
With violin ohlisatc by Kenneth G. Dnl-
lard. Mrs. Bellsrd also played Melody
in r" with the orEanist for tho opening
ivOluntary.-victer Buck OF Medford,
Mass., ana hie sister Mrs. Gertrude Hun
tor, Of Brookfield, Mass, who came to
Buck Hollow with the remains Of their
mother. Mrs. I.eavitt. visited Mr.. and
Mrs. Harry Eugs while in town.-Dr. and
Mrs. r. a. Petty and Miss Lillian Petty
Of Westford were the guests Of Mr.. and
Mrs. r. a. Southland Christmas.-Mr. and
Mrs. r. I. Blaisdell and son, Willard
spent the weekend in Jefferscnviiis.
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tCosttnuea - Page FSusS
South Bend news-times. (South Bend, Ind.) 1913-1938, 1920-11-08

once" Salmon is "a conscientious OBJ
jcrtor and was transferred 60 81.
EHzabcths hospital after having
been sentenced for five years by "a
military cOurt-martial for desertipr
Notwithstanding Salmon's outcry
inst murder on the installflcnt
plan life. made up Of one red tube
after another red tuhc and one fun-
ucl after another funnel. the eutree,
chef d'ocuvre. dessert and tidhits aU
IN One splash. seems 90 agree with
him. SAYS hi- physician. for he has
gained half "a pound since he started
or ris hunger strike last July.
No Frills
Hrtakfls. az ST. Eliza beth's for
S1Im0n - ceremony without frilis
E-eu tho knife and fork have been
unknown 90 him for so long since
july IS last 90 be cXact-thcv might
De coat of arms or anything except
table tools This is how Salmon
i- said ta bc fed
salmon stretches on his cot s
rubber turo g. Slipped down his
throat and through q funnel attached
% the other end is poured i1 one
dumping milk. eggs and other liquid
~ the WEI known "Calorics" There
"sp.aehcs."
salmon refuses 20 cooperate with
Ll~ frrdsrs. so II is necessary for one
attendant 90 pinch his nose. forcing
him to breathe through his mouth.
South Bend news-times. (South Bend, Ind.) 1913-1938, 1920-11-08
COMPLETE JAPAN
AGREEMENT SOON
Sixty Day Leave of Absence
Granted Diplomat is
Cause of Hope.

WASHINGTON. Nov e. - An
nouncement today by the state de-
partment that Roland :. Morris
American ambassador 10 japan. had
been given n 6O-day leave OF abb
sencc. was taken as an indication
rhat tho negotiations with Baron
Shidchara. the Japanese ambassador.
regarding the anti-alien land legis-
Iation I'm California practically had
been completed.
Mr.. Morris. who returned from
Toxic I'm June. has been carrying on
tho discussions with the japanese
ambassador and IL Is belie1 "A that
details OF the. new treaty with Japan
based on the California law adopted
iu Tuesdays election have Heen
greed upon When the treaty IS
put i'm final form IL will be referred
for approval ny the two govern
mcnts.
State department officials would
South Bend news-times. (South Bend, Ind.) 1913-1938, 1920-11-08
WILL ORGANIZE CLUB
FOR GOSHEN YOUTHS

Special to News -Timrs
GOSHEN. Ind. Nov. 1.-ThrouEh
the Goshen Chamber of Commerce
"a boys club IS to DE organized here
within q few wcoks
Judge james STORY Drake of tho
circuit court. o. Edwin Stout. q
banker. and Joseph AZ Farrell. "a
manufactures. are the members of
"a subcommittee Of She orEauiza q
tion committee named TO proceed
with constitution and bylaws. The
club is being foStered hy the Rotary
club. william Charulcy. mayor OF
Goshen, and a member OF the Eo-
tary organic ton. has made a liberal
proposition for the r~e of his prop
crty. the former EesSlCr residence.
W. Lincoln av.. opposite the court
house. ass 50 home for the club.
South Bend news-times. (South Bend, Ind.) 1913-1938, 1920-11-08
FIND WHISKY BARREL
HAS FALSE BOTTOM
Special 10 vows Times

Npecih 70 news Tines
GOSHEN. Ind. Nov. 7.-Repub-
leans residing I'm Churubusco and
vicinity in preparing 20 celebrate the
election OF Harding and Coolidge
bought OF "a stranger what was>rep-
resented 10 be a barrel OF whisky
az $3.50 per gallon. Before the
transaction was closed the liquor
was sampled and found ton be ZEN
tirely satisfactory" Then the money
was given the bootleEger and he de-
iivercd the goods"
The celebration did not get under
way until discovery was made that
the whisky barrel contained a false
bottom. Less than one gallon Of
actual whisky was in the barrel.
Water filled the balance OF the
space. All efforts 20 find the seller
have failed.
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not say whether the negotiations had
been ended nor would they add 10
the armour cement concerning Mr..
Morris' leave OF absence further than
70 say that Il had no particular sig
nihcance
South Bend news-times. (South Bend, Ind.) 1913-1938, 1920-11-08

$50 That with each intake Of brcafl
he Inhales his food. He is fed this
way three times daily and lately is
said 90 have become partly submits
siEr and does not resist
South Bend news-times. (South Bend, Ind.) 1913-1938, 1920-11-08

Flora Have YOU ever met the
ideal man?
Dora Tho ideal man doesn't
exist. Real ones are scarce cnought
Cartoons Magazine.
South Bend news-times. (South Bend, Ind.) 1913-1938, 1920-11-08

IL is the man OF many parts who
should be careful not TO go TO
pieces. -Cartoons Magazine.
The Washington times., 1920-11-23
Union Labor Leader
Says None Could Be
Disappointed in Ri

Secretary of Central Labor Union
Declares He Was Benefited More
by The Reese Formula R-11 Than
by All Other Medicines and Says
Sufferers Need Never Experiment
When This Wonderful Remedy
Can Be Had.
Sufferers of stomach. liver and kid
ney trouble "will never have to ex.
pertinent II The Reese Formula Ri
can be procured" says w. +. Dodson,
corresponding and recording secretary
Of the Lynchburg Central Labor
Union. Mr.. Dodson says mo one can
be disappointed In this wonderful
which l am absolutely sure
am right in recommending to anyone
and everyone" This labor leader con.
tinues:
IT had stomach and liver troubles
for q number of years, and took many
kinds OF remedies, which, it seemed.
did me very little, II any. good. l had
no appetite. and nothing that I ate
pemed to agree with me- ! just abe ut
decided to let the medicines go aud
tough II out when I saw an advertise
ment of The Reese Formula R.l1. I
gave this very little notice. however,
az had tried So many remedies that
had only disappoin ed me. One dav
while ! was talking with Mr.. II. NJ
McGhec, who works In the shops with
me, l asked him how he felt for
The Washington times., 1920-11-23
While a Practising Physician in
1898 DR.. Reese Was Unable
to Eat and Drink and Had to
Wash Out His Stomach Three
Times Daily-Decided to
Devote Remainder of Life to
Relieve His Own Condition,
Which He Did With R-11,
and Now Is Hale and Hearty.

Although his life was despaired OF
twenty-five years ago by some or the
country's foremost authorities on
stomach troubles, OF which he had
been sufferer for moro than ten
wears, DR. II. V. Reese today, at sew
enty.four years OF age, weighs forty
mounds more than he has ever weigh.
cd. is hale and hearty and possesses
more yigor than most men of nifty
II was in 1898 that Dr. Reese, then
n practising physician of Huntington.
w. Va. was told there was no hope
for his recovery. His condition at
that time was so critical that II was
impossible for him to retain either
FOOD or drink In his stomach. and
when, after going rs long as possible
without any nourishment. he would
apally eat or drink something he
would have to wash out his stomach
before he had hardly swallowed a sec
ond mouthful In fact, DR.. Reese's
condition finally required the washing
out OF his stomach two or three times
daily. In addition to stomach trouble
Or. Reese suffered from severe liver
and kidney troubles, which generally
accompany stomach ailments.
After he had sought relief through
avery known agency Of the medical
profession and had spent the major
norton OF his earnings for many years
DR. Reese fnally determined
10 spend his remaining days In expert
The Washington times., 1920-11-23
MINERS FIRED ON
BY HIDDEN ENEMY
Kentucky Sheriff to Guard
Against Further Outbreaks
Along Tug River.

WILLIAMSON. w. Va. Nov GA
party OF unidentified men secreted In
the bills on the Kentucky side OF Tug
river. nred a number OF shots yester-
day at the tipple OF the White star
Mining Company at Merrimack,
which is within the Mingo county Goa
strike region. Employees at the tpple
escaped injury.
shortly after the shooting occurred
Sheriff Stewards, OF Pike county
KY. announced that he would re-
cruit a force OF deputies to patrol that
section OF the county bordering on
Tug river. Only a few deputies have
been on duty since the detachment Of
kentucky militiamen was withdrawn
some time ago.
Another disorder in the strike re-
sion was reported TO authorities here
yesterday. Three men, brought into
he region to work I'm the mines by
the Standard rhacker Coal Company,
we're assaulted by a crowd of un'
Identified men at chattaroy, near here.
They escaped from their assailants,
he reports said, and fled into the
Mountains. II has not been learned
how badly they were injured.
The Washington times., 1920-11-23
Stomach Trouble
Relieved By Ri
After Doctors
Failed

James ". Long. OF 425 North Second
St. lronton., Ohio, an employe of the
Union Iron and steel Company, has TO
say of The Reese Formula Ri:
81 have been doctoring for over six
years for stomach trouble. Six doc
ors in Ironton and four in Portsmouth
did not hello me a bit. l have taken
all sorts of remedies without results
until began taking The Reese For
mula R1l. have taken but onc bot.
tie but my stomach does not trouble
me at all and | feel stronger in every
respect. am going TO take another
bottle although ! feel that / am entire
ly well now. l most heartily recon-.
mend this remedy as it has, by relicv-
ing me, done something I did not
think possible"
Consult your druggist today as TO
the merits Of this wonderful tonic
and body-builder.