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The evening herald. (Klamath Falls, Or.) 1906-1942, 1920-11-12

quart OF moonshinc whisky was tak
en- from ono OF the trio.
The evening herald. (Klamath Falls, Or.) 1906-1942, 1920-11-12
SNOW AT PORTLAND

PORTLAND. Nov. 12.-The first
snow OF tn eseason fell here early
this morning. II melted as soon as II
Fall
The evening herald. (Klamath Falls, Or.) 1906-1942, 1920-11-12

Espinosa was awarded second. The
prizes consisted OF five and three
dollars In merchandise. '
The evening herald. (Klamath Falls, Or.) 1906-1942, 1920-11-12
WEATHER REiOitT

oREGoN-TonlEht and saturday.
rains.
Smyrna times., 1920-03-03
WILMINGTON BRIDGE ASSJR
Alfred /. dupont has put Up $N'
to Complete the Project

Through the generosity OF AlH
DUPONT, the people Of Whining
will have a new bridge over lhe BIZ
DIVINE at Washington street.
the purpose Of bringing about
ocnsummation Of this project "o'
further delay, llr. dupont has 'ns' s,'
his personal guarantee for The S''
600 required by the bridge comm
sion to 90 ahead with The work
At a meeting of the Comn-sAa
Saturday Mr.. dupont presided and \
various plans and bids were 'holoa5 \.
" discussed. The plans orgIn'l'
drafted by the commission conI1 I.
plated a bridge 81 feet in WIDTH T. T.
ewing to the fact that a double 'Eaa. ],
ell trolley line was deemed ESSEN, s.,
to take care Of the traffic in Wa'nl. y
tor Heights. it wa, Afterwards Wv ~,
cd to increase the width Of tl3 O'~
Is feet, making it 8 feet .y Tlo', + Ii
Bids were asked for a bridge =. I
width. but when they we've opSI'r 1,r.
Jaruarv 8oth. it was found The lowe ",
bid for a concrete bridge 8 lsg. s5;oa NJ
was a trife over $Soo,oOO' or F-'S, e.,
more than authorized by tne .asr
Legislature, not including the ,i,.i, sAEs1
of the commission. The 'on',l,'I@ nIr 4
then authorized its chairman .,.s %.' i
Pont, to lay the situation u perm : snedi
governor and ask him to can . IA
session of the Legislature 70 .,;.s, {
legislation to enable the 'On1ln .lr,IG
to secure 100000 possibly .,,,nittt ,
the issuance of bonds. 4 CU o,,ar %
consisting of Benjamin r. on '' r b
John S. Rossell was appolli',%I %o Ter
chairman to appear before '''
Court.
Smyrna times., 1920-03-03

Keiser, leading contralto, featured The
music. Dr.. Kirkus, when presenting
Bishop Thomas, congratulated him on
addressing The splendid representation
cf Trinity Church, the city of Will
mington and The Diocese of Delaware
and congratulated The audience on
hearing he bishop-elect. Bishop
Thomas preached a mastery sermon
and held the audience spellbOund for
90 minutes. After final prayer and
bonediction by Bishop Thomas, he
congregation proceeded 20 Trinity
palishhouse, where The Bishop was
Gwen IN informal reception.
Smyrna times., 1920-03-03

DIR. j. M. Martin, who lives at Mag
nolia, had narrow escape from be-
ing killed a few days ago. He was
called to make a professional visit to
the farm of Allen Frear and while
getting into his carriage large dog
ran out and frightened his horse.
which started to run into Mr.. Frear's
apple orchard. The trees were very
large and the limbs tore the top and
seat entirely from the carriage.
throwing the doctor out on the hard
frozen ground. He escaped with a
few bruises and cuts, leaving the car
riage a wreck.
Smyrna times., 1920-03-03
gAf,r.r ~
"oE Err ODD rrr,,,1
Nearly )nc Hundred y
r ceiye Final ~. NV \

Nearly 3"e Hundred ",
z ceiye Final ~ :
Ledge Of lelaware n y, " L
! hiIodem Lodge. NJ Do'ea
oi Dover la been e,.. "L0
fo@ ne" mea ors and : @seaa
" one hra "a race,rs 'aa
gree fi-aa qa, from '.' a
team oi Lodge y '
Nimn@ Other la5 v
out Kc oa .cn- .'es,' o.ss.
e large s #., q.ro, ,'-l-a g
~y degree a moo-.a. as
5emjc 10 sa Thursday q
The Wilmington des,..
in char2e o ue deere.
arranged us e.ain aoo. =. 4''e
Armo4y ~'a taa wo.. ~. ..
Chs dcfca aa aaJ i. va
;.asem loa at Cdd Fellow. p. ,''
m1Tchcd ao4a Loocke,,,.. ,s'.
Loaded Is Eden Lodge B.,, ,,'.
Stete Atmof PhIodemi, =
Preparation tor the even, ;.
the following ommittees
Reception S. II. Car,o,
Rash, H. T. nch, ]. F p,
badges Q Tdce, ]. 4
Table L. Palmatary. il
Charles Humphreys; Cardi
+. Palmatary H. N. Bucks,
Prettyman, r. T. Anderson.
elnalia-Charle- Humphrey
tarrOwj Refreshments-S
son; Publicity H. c. Tavlc
keepers S. II. Carson,
Ross, w. B. Prettyman.
Smyrna times., 1920-03-03
Fruit Prospects Good

More tan a score Of lo'', y tbar
growers, after an inspection q india
orchards, say there is ever! bscsus
ton of a big crop this year, el,n, NJ acr
the cold has kept the sap tlos;on'
ing. The danger from early Digtps D1ispslg
and killing frosts is no" rssopi
past, they say. For these Sc the uss
to rid them of any trace Of l'''''
Smyrna times., 1920-03-03
FARM WAGES FIXFD
Maryland Emplo! ers Decide +,
Sc { Until Wheat Hayqs

At a meeting Of ,he Calens q
at Galena. Kent county, Nd. t,r
decided on fair wage, for farm b
The rate agIecd on wa, S35anrs
With board and lodging, for rIr
farm work, when the labor is n5
cd by the month; ordinary va
the day, S1.5O and board; com
ing, by the day, s. and board
thinning was considered as @a
work.
The farmers took this action Il
County ;Agent Derrick pointed
that farm laborers in Kent count
organized and that the farmtB|
rot. The result Of this, he said
that the laborers put the highest /
en- their services, and were assist
getting their price by the in
Lidding against each other foTa
Thus, he said. the farmers were
irg more than they had to "
rick said there was, in his Opll
enough farm labor in Kent count
do the work of the county's fam
Estimates of the cost Of lN
and feeding a laborer placed th
S1.25 a day. Cost of keeping
for a farm hand was put at s.
a month. The wage scale was z
,n to last from now until whea
vest.
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1920-12-03
VANCOUVER IS
PUCK TEAM
TO BEAT

NIT. ,,o brilliant ans . .ss,ins ss sons
Vancouver looks like the
team 10 bcat In the Coast puck race
this year.
The MiIllonair.s VIII have one OF
the strongest d-fenses IN hockey
with Cook and Duncan on tho do
Tense and Lehman in tho meta
The return OF Mickey Aackny as
rover gives the Vancouver team add.
ed scoring ability and more speed.
And then the Mililonalres have skin
ner. the two Adams boys and smoky
Harris for the forward line and for
spares. II Duke" Keats. the I'd.
monitor star. a center Ice man. Joins
tho Vancouver team. they will pre-
sent a powerful lineup.
Bob Rowe, Seattle defense man.
picks Vancouver an the team 10 beat
Bob has been playing arnins, Van
couver for some time now and pre-
diets that the sflllionair.s viii hav.
one OF the strongest lineups that
ever took the Ice for the Northern
city.
Seattle win or~n the season with
the Vancouver team In the Northern
city December 90.
With the opening OF the season
about tao weeks or 20 In the offing.
Seattle Is still hunting for a defcnse
man To replace Hickey and couple
OF substitutes. The rest OF the Sc
attic team will be made up OF veter.
ans who have been holding down
those berths for Seattle since the 10
cal club entered the Coast league.
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1920-12-03

WITH boxing instruction. serbncr
wv Of
". ~aiiop going
81 won't
FtzEcai beating the
for little fellow lie throws his hand
he
the instruction Of Pete Moe veteran boxer and Pete doesn't hurry him
hardhng Seattle boy the semi windup the Cal
%
a
anym
and ookpu =
OF
hc =
working Ike horse for tho bout lie IA
looks like
pretty good condition Hector has everything that soes TO make
Something's somewhere
his he could settle down to ~ business he ought "
Of tho woods
MCCORMICK Portland
heavyweight
he should
a Mccormick
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1920-12-03
PREP HOOP
PLAY STARTS
JAN. Ia

The annual prep basketball season
will get under way later than usual
this season with play starting Janu.
AIRY H.
Tho opening DAYS scf,-duls calls
for broadway TO meet Lincoln AT
Lincoln. Ballard a, West Seattle and
Franklin at Queen Anna
Each team will play each team
twice. ono game being allotted on
homo and visiting floors with every
other team In the circuit.
Broadway won the city title last
year. losing one game. tn. last til
10 Lincoln. during the season.
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1920-12-03
LYNCH
K. O.'S
SHARKEY

NEW YORK. Dec. 5-Pete Her.
man. the broadshouidered Italian
dwarf. has been hiding IN the
bushes with the bantamweight utlc
for two years He's coming out
with II December % and he'll 30
right back without IL.
So believe 10000 fans who saw
the lean. eaunt Celtic Joe Lynch
knock out Jack sharkey. the con.
queror Of Jimmy Wide. in Madison
Square garden last night
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1920-12-03
LANCFORD
STOPS
HERMAN

PORTLAND. Dec. Sam Iany
ford floored Tiny" Herman. the
Astoria Ore. giant three times in
The seventh canto OF their sche,i
uled fo-round fight here last night
Herman couldn't get up the third
time and took the count. Each
Of the punches which sent the As
torsan To the mat was n vicious
right delivered By the Boston tar
flby. II was a fast fight for
heavyweights.
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1920-12-03

Entries for the city league win b
open until December 10. Any other
teams wishing 10 enter the circuit
can do so by filling out application
blanks obtainable at either Piper 4
Taft's or Spaldings.
Play in the city league win get
under way during the first week "a
January.
The city schedule and final plans
viii be laid at the next meeting %
the league TO be held at the Norther1
Life building December -.
Eight teams are already entered
In the circuit
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1920-12-03
DAVIES MAKES
KIDS HAPPY

PITT RIO. Dec. Tom
Davies. the star halfhack. who has
played such wonderful game this
season for the Panthers. has made
two kids happy. lie gave them his
headgears and now they are going
TO learn how to play football for Pitt
some day.
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1920-12-03
LOCAL
BANTAM
WORKS WELL.

Buddy Ridley. seattlo's popular
bantamwoight. gave away a few
pounds TO tall. long Jack Davis. In
their main event bout at the Eagles
smoker In Tacoma last night and
gave hin opponent a terrible beat.
ing.
Ridley tried hard for a knockout.
but Davis Is a tough man. and was
able 20 stand tho Seattle baniAms
terrific blows.
Davis halls from Oakland. Cal
whore he has a good reputation. but
Ridley was too good for him. and
had everything hla war.
STARTS
EARLY
Ridley siartof right out IN the
FIRST round and weakened the Cali.
fcrnlan with hard lcfts and rights
In tho stomach. Davis protected his
face. which saved him from knock.
out as early as the first round
Joe Watcrtnan'H young sensation
was given the big hand by the
crowd. which is estimated an being
IN. largest Of tho season
In the other main event OF the
show. Marcario Flores. the hard.hlt.
ting Filipino. had n slight edge over
Al Nelson Of Kansas City. The
bout was called a draw. How Nelson
stood up under Flores terrific n;on.
aoh blows stlli remains = mystery.
NELSON GOOD
on DEFENSE
Nelson showed the customers thaf
his head was built for something
more than target by his clever
defensive WORK. which saved him
from being knocked out The Kansas
CITY boy let his opponent Lead and
usually caught Flores off his guard
at that time.
FLORES defensive work n ssfn
faulty. which acoounts for the fact
that b, did not add another victory
10 his lat
nIiiy yeiro. one OF rounfe Aus,in'r
ilghtwriEhis rave away weight and
sire 70 jos Miller OF Los Angeles.
who Was given tho decision Neuo
put up game fight but Miller was
a little too good for his opponent
Phil Jensen. another member Of
Joe WATERWAYS stable. staged n
game COMEBACK In his nEht with
Al Winters % Chicago and was given
draw. Winters Is a coed fighter.
but showed Lace Of training.
HOME BOYS
BATTLE
The curtain raiser was ono Of tho
bees, bouts II tho evening. Two Of
Taooma'a hom, talent met In the
persons Of Jack Wits and Johnny
Hogan.
Hogan knocked white down for
the count Of nine In the firnt round.
and tho bell saved Jack from being
kaoyrd. But Iogan'H nr~t round
blow had n teli.tale effect on white.
who put bis opponent out In the
Early part % tlts second Tho pair
are heayywciKhis.
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1920-12-03
HOME BOYS
BATTLE
LOOK FOR
GOOD FIGHT

MILWAUKEE,. Dec. ..--Jack Brit.
ton. worlds weltcr champ. win have
n tough job on hls hands when he
tackles Pinkey Mitchell in the blg
local auditorium in their tenround
bout December 9.
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1920-12-03
Bud Ridley Is Easy Winner Over Davis in Tacom;
Marquis to Haze
Trial With
Seattle SiUoshes

Jim Marquis. former broad
why high seiioo, pitcher. who
hurried for the Albany team.
In the h.sstern league, last
year. IL to.bo given n trial
with Tho seattle club next
spring. AccwsiiDg to a I~itrr
Marquis has reviewed from
Pr~stnt Comkkey. II usc
Chicago White Sox. who con
trui- Msrqus' contract Jim
n spss,shng tho winter In So
attic.
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1920-12-03
MITCHELL TO
BOX NEIL

Mike Mitchell. Seattle bantam. who
has been fighting In California dur.
ing the past few months, viii journey
20 Anacortes ns1t wednesday night
10 tackle Eddie Nell. the clever Ana
corteB miller. It's a four-round 20.
means that young Stair about the only
sure outfisld candidate on the Angel pay
roll Chances are that the veterans viii
ssinH ia line before the season starts.
however
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1920-12-03
hAA33
H2BR

With ysch wheat. Tommy Grimm.
III Meyers and >si. hack On tho job
s~~kiag outneid b~rfhs with tho
ur~nkiyn Dodgers, n looks like pretty
toaeh shedding foe NaIiy Hes-i. the
h.lt Lake oatfieidsr. who set. an
other trial with tho DedIers In tho
spring.
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1920-12-03

They say In D~sroit that "Baf~-
rlneiii. the young Coast league srsd-
a.ie. who played with tho Detroit
team In the American league last
year. TALKED himself eut Of Job
With tho TIGER. lie played pretty
Gea-i bs .eh-aii. bat he VS. Too inter
~st~.f in conversation TO attend
strictly TO business. 80 he viii pas
time for the Oakland dub In the
Coast eiscuit neat sessenA
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1920-12-03

TT Goth, -bo II stffi IN California;. is
responsible Tor the deal that SENDS bert
Cole. san Ffanclsro southpAw, To the big
show Cobb batiei against Cole q couple
~ times ana pronounced him ripe for a
BIG league trial Tue Tigers will turn
over sis players 20 the Seals for Cols.
Ellison atrsady being named
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1920-12-03

Edfis o~srs.. Victoria captain. ON
hold down hls old berth At center for
the Arisiocrats again this year ~ has
rot been announced yet whether Edsiia
viii captain tbs Victoria team sxAla
this ssas-1 or not
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1920-12-03


the start OF the 1890 race looked
like q pcnnant winner. but the
Coast hague scandal that brought
about the release OF BIN Rumler
and Hari Maggert. star outhcldens.
wrecked the club
SALES WEAKEN
BEES
And now the sale Of Ernie John.
son. shortstop deluxe. and Earl
shceiy. nrst sucker ditto. raves
n couple more big holes 90 plug
up And then, too. waily fioeL
who played some mighty sweet
baseball In center field for the salt
Lake team In tho closing weeks
Of the season. rcnorts to the Brook,
Sn Dodgers next year.
The salt Lake team receives Ted
Jourdan. an average first hascman.
and Byrd Lynn just an average
catcher. from the White sox on the
Sheely deal Jourdan In snid TO
have the makings Of good bail
player as he h stiii young. but
Il Is doubtful n Lynn will be much
better than Byier or Jenkins In the
catching lima
n Jourdan KICKS thru and the
Bees can hang onto Marty Krug.
their regular second sacker. the
Salt Lake team viii have pretty
fair nucleus for good inficld. III
Muiiigan the other lnfielier member
ef the 1870 Bees. who will be held
ever. may at In nj either short or
third. This leaves II TO cravath to
obtain . man TO replace johnson
Some Job
OUTf1EI.D rs
BIG IVORY
Tho outfieid WIN b the Bees
biggest worry. SO far they have
Cravath and young fellow named
Hanger as their best bets, Cravath
should hit pretty wen In Salt Lake.
Hanger looked pretty good when
he played here with the Bees on
their last visit Of the season last
year.
The cafchfng stafs win be nicely
taken care OF with Lynn. Byler
and jenkins on the job.
The pitching staff. always . weak
spot with the Bees until the past
season. looks like one OF the best
In the league II Cravath can re-
tain all OF them Ralph Stroud.
the leading pitcher Of the 1890 sen.
son. should DO good for a lot Of
wins again next year. And then
there II young Bob Thurston. who
n looks HE a biz winner next ycar,
Thurston was one Of the moe.
promising youngsters In the league
last year and Coast league SERIES
Zig show after another year on
the Coast
REST or
PITCHERS GOOD
The rest o. the pitchers ar,
rocd performers There Is Jack
Bromley. the southpaw. who did
= comeback. and then there Is Nick
Cuiop, another southpaw. who
pitcher brilliantly at times. And
the third southpaw. Waiter Lev.
erenz. Is one Of the hardest pitcher
IN the league to beat when he h
right The veteran -Spider'
Baum r. Just about thru Al Gould
should be n winner.
A good infieIder. and maybe two.
and couple of outneiders with
some speed and hitting power. and
q good righthanded pitcher arc
the big needs of the Bees. with
ball players OF Class A oalIber
about az plentiful as dance floors
on the Pacific ocean. Crayath faces
. nice Job during the coming few
months
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1920-12-03

rhers I'm - 10 ehsrges frr sr,~fns
The Htars snnasi city ice rsrsA tn.
entrfss will - eE~n psremh~r IS ard the
first rr.lIninari<s viii get uud.r vsy
Jsnasry 8 Each SKATER ~lil b. rissn
two chances 20 suaiifY. . fret place In
the preliminary being nscessasy 70 t.ss
part In the fiaaiz
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1920-12-03

The same g~~i tesS~s shss ~
Termed In the Ces~s le~gse is~a s~s-
ssa wlIi guard the s~ss In this ie~s1s
sxnin this s~~ssa. usimss 81 sesf-
tis. Fs~i~v 81 Victoria and Lehman
81 saaeeuser are the net tendes~ vhs
viii be - the y~h. it's . pssfty nifty
trsA
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1920-12-03

in his big
s tic k. He
should take
care of one
of the out
field berths.
he salt
lake team at
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1920-12-03
CACTUS CRAVATH FACES
REAL JOB IN BUILDING
UP SALTLAKE CLUB
FOR 1921 SEASON
BY LEO IL. LASSEN

CRAVAT who the Salt
n when
the Mormons for the 1921 Coast league
Cvath who the has announced his
of playing regularly and there still lot of base hits left
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1920-12-03

-Fsf" Kiiiifer. Angel pilot. IL In the
market for couple 81 good outrsiders
RUB Ktiis and Fam Crawford are both
doubtful for nstt year. and Eiillfer IAN
SURE whether he'll play or not This
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1920-12-03

POOL tOnlXht 10 uIScUSS pIdns
for the formation Of a team
TO enter the city hoop league.
The Noble post is anxious 20 put
team in the race and N enough Of
the posts cage players show interest
In turning out the squad will enter
the city racc.
Tonlght's session win be held at
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1920-12-03

sarr Foes. the big r.rtfs.1 sou,hp.w
who hits pretty veil. has ASK - for a
trial as q first sarker with the Beavers
ne AZ year.
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1920-12-03

year.
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1920-12-03
ELMER J. NOBLE POST
TO DISCUSS CAGE
PLANS AT MEETING
TONIGHT

MEMBERS Of the Elmer j. Noble post Of the American
lVl Legion, who interested in basketball asked 70
attend meeting 70 be held at Clay Htes office at the Cys
The Wheeling intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1903-1961, 1920-05-20

Nothing keeps q woman so busy as
an idle rumor.-Cartoons Magazine.
The Wheeling intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1903-1961, 1920-05-20

Marinello Shop at Charleston. arrived
Yesterday on the Masonic Special to be
the guest of her sister. Mrs. Rose Cop
ham Iaue for a few days.
Mrs, r. a. Harshman has returned
to her home in Edgwood after visiting
her relatives in Bucyrus. Ohio.
Mrs 4. H. Holmes. Of Akron; ONO;
will arrive in this city where she Will
spend the week with her relatives and
Mrs. w. L. Crtswell. who has been
seriously III at her home in Glenwood.
was reported to be a little better AT
late hour last evening.
! John Ebberts Is slowly recovering AT
/ hi shome IN Greggsville after being ser
Paul Cook. Of Los Angeles. Cal, IS
spending several weeks visiting his
! mother In Kirkwood and relatives IN
! this city.
Attorney Birk Stathers, Of Weston.
iIlustrious potentate of Nemesis Temple
of Shriners. arrived in the city yester-
day and will remain until after the
ShrinerS' ceremonial tonight.
Mr. and Mrs. William Boyd, o. the
South Side. will leave to-day for l'ittS-
burgh. where they will visit relatives
over the weekend.
Miss Sarah Metzner has returned 70
her home in Pleasant Valley after
spending a few days in Pittsburgh.
Miss Pauline BrGdheld. OF Barncsville.
Ohio. was q callcr In the city yesterday.
Little Miss May Weaver Is Ill at her
The Wheeling intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1903-1961, 1920-05-20
ACUTE INDIGESTION
SOON RELIEVED
Arkansas Lady Says She Was in a
Serious Condition, but Promptly
Recovered After Taking Thed-
ford's Black Draught.

Peach Orchard Ark-Mrs. Eta Cox,
Of this place. says: Some time ago J
had a spell of acute, indigestion. AMI
was in a bad fix. 1 ahcw I must have
a laxative, and tried Black-Draught. 1t
relieved me, and l soon was all right.
II can't say enough for Thedford's
Black Draught and the great good II
did for me.
ut is fine for stomach and liver
trouble, and keep IT for this. few
doses soon make me feel as good as
new. am glad to tell others the good
it did"
Acute indigestion is a serious matter
and needs prompt treatment or danger
Gus results may ensue. physicians
help may be needed, but a good dose of
Thedford's Black-Draught will be OF
benefit by relieving the system from the
undigestcd food which Is the cause of
the trouble.
Thedford's Black-Draught is purely
vegetable. not disagreeable to take and
acts in a prompt and natural way
So many thousands of persons have
been benefited by the use of Thedfords
Black-Draught. you should have no
hesitancy in trying this valuable old
well-established remedy for most liver
and stomach disorders.
Sold by all reliable druggists
The Wheeling intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1903-1961, 1920-05-20
About People
Movements Of individuals To And
From The City.
AT THE HOTELS.

MeInrs-A. w. Hall. Paden City;
Lee OFT. Charleston: G. G. Johns. Shinn-
ston: A. w. Cunningham. Clarksburg;
]. c. Bond. Charleston: A H Crosser
Blucheld; w. H. Wade. Jr.. Bluetield: W.
F. Bond. Blueheld: c. l.. Garrett, Blue
field; \. p. Hall. Clarksburg; B: r
Hoffman. Grafton: \. Z. walters. Fair
mont: l.. o. Dalton, Clarksburg; ". @.
Hayes, ClarkS burg: J. r. Ross, Clarks-
burg: A. f. Knee, Blueteld; w. T.
w1ndsor-O. J. Hall. Warrington:
o. o.. Allison. Chester: Mrs. H. II.
Davis. Chester: \. J. Mechanics.
Clarksburg: E. w LaUbensteln. Ciarks-
burg: ". 5. Quinn. Jr.. Chester; J. ..
Brook. ClarksburG: J. F.. Clark. Ches-
ter: f. Il. Patton. Parker burg; J. NJ.
Collins Chatlestou: 4. &. koontz,
Charleston: ]. r. Ely, Morgantown: w.
l.. Morris. Norgantown: I. {. White.
Morgantcwn: T.. W. We'll. Grafton.
Staum-A. T. MctSaac. Warrington
J. T. Hopkins. Warrington. Thos. RoG-
ers, Huntington: ". l.. Jenkins. Thorn
as: .. G.. Myers. Weston: Daniel John
son. Weston: II. 7. Jackson. Weston:
:. C. Hall. Jane Lew: f. Il. Williams
Fairmont.
RoEsrs-A. II. NoAhcott. Charles
ton: Robert Hooper. Grafton: W. y.
Powell. Grafton; Robert Loe. Grafton.
state Compensation Commissioners
Lee OFT. OF Charleston. is among the
guests registered at the Mcclure hotel
Miss Copham. who is in charge OF the