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Could Have Been Axoloco-
The Increase ia fatalities trap
Drlehfs Disease and 9th sidney AL.
meutS a raassu~ grave concern ia
hcaish authorities leading i.i.s
Insurance Go states thaf ~ rpI 1t
~ the fatalities could haYc be.s.
avoided of Yosi poned had thN nrahe
rf cAnt onAry measures hetn lak
Thousands Il peop'c who have si4l
ney trouble DO nai know t. fhef
DO not realize the important part sAe
Kidneys play ia our daily life Il
lhs kidneys ian to act IS nature Fl
tended. good health y impossible. as
The golsons created daily are re- an.
ed iR toe system. waich eaase each
aches CONSTIPATION and many osha
distressing ills
50 10 avert serious kidney llres<
Warmers safe Kidney and Liver rn.
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ro Prev.nt chiIIs

Take GROVES TASTEI.Ess CHILL.
TONIC to destroy the Malsrial Germs
|ir the Blood and thus Prevent ChiIls-
70
The Guthrie daily leader. [volume] (Guthrie, Okla.) 1893-1996, 1920-10-20

While Faster MaeSwiney has been
constantly in the spotlight. no one
has heard much about Benjamin sal.
mon. serving 2s-year sentence -
Fort Douglas Titan. for araf evasion.
aud now being forsihly fed hy she
military authorities after refusing
food for ~ days
How much do we knew about hl-
man endurance
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WEDNESDAY
WEDNESDAY
THE Hope GIVES MANY
THRILLS IN PICTURE VERSION
prury Lane Melodrama with Au.stsr

THRILLS IN PICTURE VERSION
pfury Lane Melodrama with Ali.s.ar
Cast
Real Earthquake Seen
me Hope IS the name OF a thor
oughored race A0rse. the las; Of the
stables Of Lord 1ngestre. who court
on the horse TO recoup the FANNY
fortunes. How The Hone Nnally
comes through is told in a story
nreathless with suspense and drama.
'tce intensity For those WIN IKE
inelodrama. THE Hone Is The hes.
ot possible entertainments
All the tricks Of the business of
writing meloarsus have been e.n.
pioyed by the authors Cecil Raleigh
and Henry Hamilton. to wiring rae
last drop OF dramatic appeal cut Of a
situation. Aud the dramatic sitv.
atoms pile one upon the other vita
amazing rapidity The picture moves
WIZ pace that sweeps the specfa.
tors along ia hreathless expectancy.
It's nelodrama. frank and nna.
SAained. But not naked. AS mat.
ter OF fact its clothed with luxurious
disregard Of expense The eve is
titled with vivid pictures OF life IN
England. india and l,aly-extraordin.
arily beautiful landscapes and MAJ.
Rificent interiors.
IN allstar cast has been gathered
70 play the leading roles. Jack NnI.
hall as Harold. Lord Ingestre. pre-
ents handsome figure riat's Likely
10 make the matinee girls heart 20
p'pa-pita-pat and he acts with no.
mantle charm and zestfui dash. and
co-starrei WITH Ruth StonehoaSe.
Frark Elliott and Marguerite de IA
Motto
Also two Reel omedy.
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This sstrrzinz an cid sayinx fsce ahout- but
4 nooern methods Of frs1uctrg isihsve Cis1l
this reyssioa possible.
Hyo1 are oyeffats oppcsed 20 physical ex-
erticn: fond ostAe f.aslc ard its g1odfh.ngs.
and still want 10 reduce your cxcrss flesh
several pccads. 90 70 ycur dsEgg.zt Tor
write othe Marrnola Co, IS Carried. Build.
ing. Detroit. Mich1 ard give hin. tor
send thcrrl onc dolizr. thus s. tIsfy ing your
ambition for trim. sim figurs bT recriv-
srg a cord sire box OF Azrrnrla PrescrSpl
ticn Tahlcts tcu,1pountcd IN accordance
with the famous Msgrzo's Pyescrsrttonl.
take o1e. ctthcsc p<eaz@at candy tablets
after each meal and 2. bedtime. end you
vii lose yDur TAT rt the race cl two, three
or four pounds week.
Thea cc-fkzue TIE freatnert urtl your
weight IS what you deere. Azrsncls
Prescription Iahlcss are -, only harI-,.
less bstt really beneficial q the general
health. You don't need sta. uion aies "
weakening exerctses- Just 50 cn eating
wha. ycu Ike, leave exercising to the
athletes. has take ycur little tahlet fzith-
fully and without doubt that asbAY sesh
will quickly take unto itself wires. lesvIrg
behind i your rasSral sesf. neatly clothed
IN tIfr. flesh and trim muscles =
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The Rapid AGE

sixTeaFsold miss in millinery
store: Mamma. if you VIII bay me
this hat all the boys in school viii
flirt with me-
One thing young America has Is
speed.
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an shlftless outdnne

4 man so lazy he never takes or
his PANTS to go TO bed at night fnF
fear that he might not have time
% Put them on in The morning. is ra-
ported Time Is 50 valuable to MIN
Ter loafing that he just can't afford
10 take chance on losing any.
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HELP WANTED-MALE

RAILWAY MAIL 'CLERKGExanilnas.
ton Fairmont, Jan. II. Hundreds
needed. sl,300-s15o0. Age 1895. Elk
perience unnecessary. For free par
ticulars, write r. Terry former Civil
Service Examiner), 400 Continental
Bldg" Washington, D. C. 1-2-4t-7o76
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FINANCE, OIL AND GAS

,esse Natural Gas company's sec
ond test on the W. S. Cason farm is
5barrel pumper In the Gordon sand.
The rig for No. on the same farm
has been completed. Z
In Green district, Wetzel county. the
Silver Hill Oil company is due in the
sand at test OH the James Cochran
farm. In the same district the Hope
Natural Gas company is due in the
sand At test on the J. S. Headley
farm. The Pittsburgh and West Vir-
GINA Gas company has the rig com
p!eted for test on the Friend Head
ley farm.
In urion district. Tyler county, the
Crawford Oil and Gas company has a
Gasser at It's No IS on the T. Moore
farm. No. 10 on the same farm has
started to drill. In Meade district the
Carter OIL company is starting No. 10
on the j. T. Owens farm. In MclctToy
district the South Penn Oil company's
No. II on the Andrew Seckman farm
Is showing fora light pumper In
Ellsworth district. Harry Lambert has
started 10 drill his test on the A. II,
Mcclure farm.
In Liberty and Union districts. Mar
shall county. there is quite little new
work under way and starting The
Carnegie Natural Gas company is
drilling a test on the William Gorby
farm. The same compauy's No. 4 on
the w. c. Fish farm is due in the Big
lEjun sand. The Manufacturers Light
and Heat company's test on the. E. Rey-
nolds farm is due in the same lorna
ton. The same company is drilling
tests on the J. r. Jones. z. Gully and
, Howard Kirby. farms. Rigs for tests
on the Jacses Teagarden and ]. C. Con-
nelly farms have been completed
The U1ited States Stamping COM
PAWS test on the Mary Riley farm is
! drilling at 1000 feet.
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from Stomach to Heart.

What did you think yesterday of
the bunch of criminals in Chicago who
watched one of their number hanged
in front of them with no more show
of concern than would be exhibited
bad an entertainment been provided
for their amusement too dull for any
earthly use. When do we eat?'
they shouted. no other remark com
ing from them. Do you actually sup
pose there is human being alive
who could watch an execution and
not be affected mentally? don't.
Those hardened men may be all that
report states but should have to sec
them first hand to believe there
wasn't a nerve or two among them.
Very few men ever exhibit their real
natures and no doubt these dregs of
prison played the part of good sports
VIXEN they shouted When do we
eat?" Besides even at that, they
probably wanted TO eat. Eating, you
know. calls the blood from the brain
to the stomach, saving severe
headache and would I be laughed at
for saying, maybe heartache. The
way to mans heart is through his
stomach, you know. Well, weren't
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Oil ard Gas.

Development work in the eastern
fields at the beginning OF the new year
offered nothing out of the ordinary. In
alldsstricts light bumpers for the most
part comprised the completed list. In
the eastern fields there is no section
attracting the attention of oil me-.
The current year promises to be on:
Of unusual activity in the development
of old territory and the search for new.
On Gillespie run. Grant district,
Richie county, w. Va the American
Oil Development company has COM
pleted In the salt sand No. II on the
NJ u. Mullina farm for 10-barrel
pumper. On Dutchman run; Murphy
district, the South Penn OIL company
has completed No. on the ]. c. Hays
farm. showing for 10-barrel pumper
in the salt sand.
On Five Nile run, in the same dis
trict, the Richter Oil company has
completed second test on the G. r
Taught farm. It is showing for a A.
barrel pumper in the salt sand. In
the same district the South Penn Oil
company has barrel pumper at No.
5 on the Haught-Lambert farm. In
the same district the South Penn Oh!
company has the rigs completed for
No 80 and No. SO on the Sarah ].
lemon farm.
In Proctor district. wetzel county.
old Territory, the Hope Natural Gas
company has drilled its second test on
the A. r. McHenry farm through the
Gordon sand. 1t is showing for an s
or l0-barrel pumper. In the same dis
trict the Carter Oil company has the
rig completed for q test on the J. NJ.
Fulaney farm. In Center district the
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those wretched criminals screaming S
for the way TO be opened. a
The Little Lady With sItrnberous
Eyes.

. 6yGos
There isn't father or mother. es-
pecially mother. who does not adore
a boy or girl in his or her teens.
Young people at the age OF sixteen
are the prettiest. dearest works OF
art in existence. To watch them
dancing is a delight, indeed. To see
their eyes light joyously at the slight
est pleasure is worth bringing them
into the world. To hear them chat
ter insanely, foolIshly,. is interesting
to the ",st extreme. To cope with
their wills, strong. real earnest wills,
is a task indeed-a colossal job but
intensely thrilling just the same.
The boy or girl who has mind OF
anindivhual sort is the youngster
most likely to come out all right in
life. listened TO the conversation of
two young people, neither much past
fifteen in age very recently. The boy
was in the first, throes of young
anguish because the girl persisted in
admiring n new boy every week. She
flew Ike a butterfly from one pretty
young male TO another. curious, mild
ly interested in every new species OF
the insect.
She was adorably funny in her
conversation wit hthe long wasted
slim. tightly trousered boys who cir
cled around her like moths about a
golden flame. Not for a moment did
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LOST Black muff either in post Of
flee or opera house Finder pleaEs
call 14o4-W. 1.2-2t-7075.
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CLASSIFIED ADVER TISINC, I
TWO CENTS WORD CASH WITH ORDER
Ausl $50; euv -.

LOST Friday night. December 18Th,
lower partial plate of false teeth
between B, & o. depot and Hotel Wat
son. Finder please notify Box 1911
West Virginian Office. 1-l-St-7o71
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New York

NEW YORK. Jan. 3. The New
YeaT opened auspic:ously in the fl
i,arciai district, the stock raarke; add
ing many substantial gains TO the
vide range OF advances made in the
early days OF fiie week.
Trading was no. especially active
until the flLal hour, when call money
dropped from its initial rate OF Is to c
Per cent, but what it lacked in that
respect was more than balanced by
the diversified dealings.
Steels, equipments, motors and their
specislties dominated the session at
extreme gains OF from 2 to 6 points
many OF these attaining their highest
levels since the November reversal
Oils, tcbaccos, feathers. sh!pp!ngs AID
paper shares contributed their quota
with rails, hut gains in transportation
wete comparatively moderate
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Evening Chat
Cold and cobwsbb,

It's getting mighty cold. folkses,
From now on don't expect to be
thawed out until spring. Rounding a
corner on a day like this, no matter
how warmly dressed sends the shiv-
ers running up and down my antony
fairly blowing the ever increasing
cobwebs in my brain TO tag ends OF
disrespectability. Unless some kind
soul steps forward soon and hands me
n subject or two for typewriter re-
mination, I shall let an icy wind blow
me completely away some bitter jan
uary morning and not bother TO come
back. If you know anything worth
writing about my kind readers, III
thank YOU promptly for advice on the
matter. I'm running out Of material
The West Virginian. [volume] (Fairmont, W. Va.) 1914-1974, 1920-01-03

FOR RENT--Nice rooms in a good To-
cation for barber and pressing shop
No barber or pressing shop within one
mile. Opposite three factories. John
Noce, 1884 East Park avenue.
1-2- 81 707g
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Statisticians Leave
Pub. Service Work

CHARLESTON, W. Ra.. Jan 81
Two of the assistant stntisticians oil
the public service commission have
resigned. effective January l, Chair
man G. r. C. Wiles stated yesterday
One, f. V. Williamson. will enter the
employ of the Nitro Development
company as utility accountant, and
the other. R. D. Nuzum. will become
secretary to E. F. Morgan. candidate
for the Republican nomination for
governor in the May primary.
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TIE WEsT yIRGIAN FAIRNoNI gATURDAl

She grant them any indiy.dual favors
and her slowly awakening eyes
slumterous long-lashed
lakems already cleaning in Swallowed
glow~on the border-land, of a new
existence. flashed apgl ~ lit ln., lA1. e
suggestion from those persistent lads
that she confine her attention to one.
There are many type Of young girl
hood, but none more interesting than
the independent little lady with no
foolishness about her.
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Pittsburgh

The prominent feature en- the Pitts
hurgh Stock Exchange was the boom
in Arkansas Gas which rose to 4OA. a
net gain OF AZ for the day. Guffey
Oil advanced from S6h to 81, Ohio
Fuel was u higher at SlTs, Marurac-
turers Light and Heat advanced n to
5e&. Barnsdall advanced from 46 10
4ibT, and Pittsburgh Oil and Gas was
III higher at IA. Other members of
this group were steady 10 firm. Amer
lean Window Glass Machine common
Gold at 126. a decline OF 50, but there
were no dealings in any of the other
glass stocks. The Westinghouse is
sues were entirely neglected in the
local market and the rest OF the list
was Iuiet but steady. Transactions
in Liberty bonds foot up $3.50 and
all Issues closed higher.
Following is an official summary Of
transactions recorded on the Ptttsburg
Stock Exchange Friday. January .:
u
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Grain and Produce

CHICAGO, Jan. 8-Below zero tenn
perature led 10 rush Of buying in
the corn market yesterday and forced
tip quotations. The finish. although
unsettled, was TO cents net high
er. vita January s135%s to $780,
and May s1.33 to 1881. Oats gained
"A to Y ce'ts. In provisions the
close varied from 20 cents decline to
IS cents advance.
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SPECIAL NOTICES
STOCKHOLDERS MEETING.

I
The annual meeting of the stock
holders of The First National Bank
of Warrington will be held at its
banking rooms in Warrington. W.
Va, on Tuesday, January 10, 1920.
between the hours of and 8 o'clock
p. M, for the purpose OF electing
directors to serve for the ensuing
year, ard the transaction of any other
business that may legally come be-
fore said meeting.
Signed e. c. MARTIN, Pres.
GUYS. TURBEE, Cashier.
Dec. 1S-2O-27; Jan. $40
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SPECIAL NOTICES
TO WHOM 1T MAY CONCERN

TO WHOM IT MAY CONCERN.
Whoever may have debts or claims
against the estate Of Uunziato, Man
darlno, deceased, late of Marion coun
ty, West Virginia, will kindly present
them to the undersigned at his office
at 227 Jefferson street. Falrmont,
before the 1st day of March, 1920
CLAY D, AMOS,
Administrator Of the estate of Nun
ziato Mandarino, deceased.
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SPECIAL NOTICES
STOCKHOLDERS MEETINe,

The ANIMAL meeting Of the stock
holders OF Exchange Bank of Man
nington, w. Va, will be held at its
banking house, in Warrington. W. Va.
on Tuesday the 18th day of January
1920, between the hours of 10 O'Clock
a. M and 2 O'clock p. m. for the pur-
pose Of electing Board of Directors
TO serve for the ensu ng year and to
transact such other business as may
lawfully come before said meeting.
Dated this 18th day OF December
1919.
II. B: BEATTY, President.
?. II PITzER, Cashier.
Dec 1a-2o-27 Jan $40
Imperial Valley press., 1920-10-22
Political Forum Day

Yesterday was an open meeting OF
the Woman's Ten Thousand club and
gave the men chance to meet with
the women and listen to the four min
ute speeches by the various candidates
for county officers; superior Judge,
supervisor and speakers on political
questions. Four minutes scarcely
gave the speakers time to do justice
to their subjects. However, as the
president, Mrs. c. f. Scott, remarked
It is hoped that enough was said to
interest the women in further inVestl-
eating the different important issues
before the people today, such as the
initiative and referendum, the univers-
ity amendment, amendment No. 1G,
community property law, anti-vivisec-
ton, alien land bill and the league of
nations.
The musical program consisted OF
the singing by the audience Of old
familiar songs led by Otto Jeancon.
A short business session preceded
the speaking at which time it was an
nounced that Mrs. w. H. Lavayeo had
been appointed by the board to fill
the vacancy caused by the resignation
of Mrs. NJ. D. Boucher. The year
books were given out and those who
did not get theirs may get them at the
next meeting.
The program was arranged by the
year book and program committee.
Imperial Valley press., 1920-10-22
SUMPTUOUS SETTINGS FOR
WALL STREET seen rs

Probably no more elaborate office
properties have ever been mployed in
q motion picture scene than those in
the production of Burning Daylight" ;"
an adaptation Of the widely read novel
by the late Jack London, which shows
Saturday at the Topic theatre. The
production, with Mitchell Lewis in
Guided in a noteworthy cast, was made
by G. f. Shurtleff, Inc, at the Metro
studios in Hollywood, for release by
Metro.
Massive mahogany desks, mahogany
chairs deeply upholstered with leather,
and ass-topped tables, together with
rich oriental rugs and costly draperies
we're used in the settings depicting the
office Of wealthy New York broker.
The brokers' office scene is in keep
jnG with the story Of Burning Day
light" A. S. LeVino, VINO wrote the
scenario, followed closely the plot of
lack London's vigorous novel. The
'd-blooded hero, master Ct men in
Alaska, come to New York and is in
1rn fleeced by stock gamblers, who
row their own game better than he
G>as.
Truckec, Calf, was the background
the Alaskan snow scenes in Burn
- Daylight" photographed after the
w York interiors were cleaned up
Edward Sloman, directed the pro-
~.uctiOn Of Burning Daylight" The
director was extremely enthusiastic
over the material with which he had
70 work. In the cast Of Burning
Daylight" with Mitchell Lewis are
Helen Ferguson, Gertrude Astor, Will
3 am Y. Mong, Edward Jobson, Al
fred Allen. Arthur Edwin Carew and
Milton Hall.
Imperial Valley press., 1920-10-22
CAVALRY TEAM
FIRST TO PLAY
ELKS' B. B. TEAM

The 11th Cavalry baseball team, Of
Camp Beacon, will play the Ell Centre
team in this city Sunday afternoon,
October "a, on the Central Union high
school grounds.
The local boys have been on the
field every afternoon rounding into
shape and with the arrival of number
of coast men are prepared to take on
the semi-pro team on the southwest.
Everything is in readiness for the
dance at the Masonic Hall, this even
ing, staged by the ball team for the
purpose of raising money to finance
the team during the coming season.
Imperial Valley press., 1920-10-22
Benefit Dance Tonight

At Masonic Hall tonight will be the
benefit dance for the Elks' baseball
team. Several innovations and novel
ties have been arranged for the even
ing and the sale of tickets gives evi-
dence that one of the largest crowds
Of the season will attend.
1t is hoped to raise sufficient money
to place the team on a sound financial
basis.
The dance tonight is expected to be
ore of the big events of the season.
Imperial Valley press., 1920-10-22
ADJUSTMENTS
"Why William Went to France"


No doubt the ordinary William hac
good reasons for going to France, il
fact any Legion boy can give severa
good ones.
But out of the two or three million
who went over very few had the same
excuse that William did in the play
that goes on Thursday at the big tent
theatre.
SO j, you want to put in two hours
cf solid laughter, come and see why
William went, and what happened
when he got back.
Behold, My Wife"
One of the finest productions in
years to be shown at the Pal@ce
theatre Sunday and Monday.
Created by the genius of ono CT the
worlds best known directors this pie
ture sets a new high standard o. ar
complshment. Conceived in TIC mind
Of one of the greatest writer's of t.L-
ton, the characters give millions ta-
message Of love and faith aad t@@cn
that hate be banished forever - lD,,.
1t has always been the E3Ii.y q.
Grauman's to play all picture .f-% r..
tions for one week and one We, lE...
but owing to the fact that GecLec .4c.-
tord's "Behold, Ny Wife" has ere
ated a sensation and to accommodate
the thousands who have been turned
away, unable to gain admission to wit
ness this, the finest production in
years, Behold, My Wife" was held
over for the second week
The picture was adapted from Sir
Gilbert Parker's popular novel, "Fhe
Translation Of Savage" and is de
clared to combine deeply appealing
story with lavish and artistic settings
An aristocratic young Englishman
temporarily located in Canada, and an
Indian girl, whom, in moment of
rage because his parents have caused
his fiancee back home to jlt him, he
marres are the chief characters in
the picture Anxious to disgrace his
folks, he sends the redskin bride to
England. But he has rocl;cned with
ou:1 the girls real character and the
big -heartedness of his elder brother
Fer in few years, she blossoms into
2 real belle. Dramatic events bring
about a reconciliation between the ILL
matched pair.
Mabel Julliene Scott, Milton Sills
and Elliott Dexter are in the cast, anC
tn. seizure is Paramount.
Imperial Valley press., 1920-10-22
EX-MARINE AGAIN
JOINS THE COLORS

George Stratton formerly of the
famous fifth regiment of Marines
overseas, has just re-enlisted in the
Marine Corps Aviation and will be
Sent to Quantico. Virginia, to the
su'iadron there.
Stratton was with the marine in
France, Belgium and the army of oc-
cupation in Germany. He also partic-
ipatcl in the Meuse-Argonne often
sivc. Iio IS to be decorated with the
Foulragere iy the French government
I'd is recommended for the good con-
dact medal by the Marine corps.
Olive picking has started in the
Lindsay district CT Tulare county.
Imperial Valley press., 1920-10-22
YONKERS MAN TELLS
OF INDIGNITIES
INFLICTED ON SELF
(By Associated Press)

PHILADELPHIA, Oct. pa man
who said he was Peter Mcmahon, of
Yonkers, New York, his wrists scar
red by rope, and his back barring
marks Of a whip, arrived in this city
today.
According to the story told the po
lice, he left on the northbound train
Moday from New Trenton, South Car
DINA, after he had attempted to assist
Miss Florence Powell, of Aiken, South
Carolina, to obtain a large share of
her fathers estate, who was dividing
his property among his children.
His underclothing was stiff with
blood and cut with lash marks, his
body and neck bore marks of ropes
which he said, his tormentors tried
to hang him.
Mcmahon said his assailants used
Klu Klux Klan methods.
Imperial Valley press., 1920-10-22

Scnoma County will have slight!
smaller prune crop than last year.
Imperial Valley press., 1920-10-22

Mendccino's apple show will be held
az Ukiah October 27-30.