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The Barre daily times. (Barre, Vt.) 1897-1959, 1920-04-02
TENNESSEE RIVER
NE4R FLOOD STAGE
The Water Is Rapidly Rising Under
the Influence of Heavy
Rainfall

Chattanooga, Tenn, April 2.-Four
inches Of rainfall within the paI "a
hours had brought the Tennessee river
20 near the food stage to-day aud pre-
diction was made that by Sunday the
river would reach stage of 40 feet,
eight feet above the flood mark
Traffic on the Western and Atlantic
& Southern railroads was interrupted.
The Chattanooga Southeyn association
baseball park was flooded, necessitating
cancellation Of to-day's game between
Chattanooga and the Columbus Amer
lean association team.
The Barre daily times. (Barre, Vt.) 1897-1959, 1920-04-02
THREE WOMEN AND
AGED NAN RESCUED
One Woman, Ill Was Lowered Down
an Aushaft on an ImpTo-
wised Streteher.

Springfield, Mass. April 9. Three
women and an aged man were rescued
BY firemen from a roOming house blaze
in Dwight street to-day. while two
fremeu we're overcome fighting a fire
in the Emerson Paper Box company
plant in Taylor street It about the
same time. Mrs Edna 0Brien, who
was IN. wss lowered down an airshaft
OF an improvised stretchsr. Her oondi-
tion j. serious Harold shine and Thom-
as Martin. fremeu. were made uucun-
sricus at the other ERE. Several con
Germs suffered heavily BY water. The
darn4se al each IRE may b $1,000.
The Barre daily times. (Barre, Vt.) 1897-1959, 1920-04-02
VAS BADLY BURNED
WHEN BOAT VAS LOST
Capt. ]. P. Chase of Portsmouth, N. H.,
Was Also Near Death from
Drowning at Biddeford
Pool, Me.

Biddeford, Me-. April Captain !.
p. Chase Of Portsmouth, y. H., engi
neer Of government gasoline driven
telephone boat. was badly burned about
the hands when the craft took fire and
sank of Biddeford Pool to-day. He
WAS rescued with difficulty by Everett
Beal Of Jeifport, captain Of the boat,
and Russell Wood, the other member
of the crew
The launch, which was 65 feet long.
was bound for Port smouth. towing a
large lifeboat, when engine trouble de
veloped and haekiire explosion start
ed flames which the three men were
unable to extinguish. The men lost
all their equipment
The Barre daily times. (Barre, Vt.) 1897-1959, 1920-04-02
VILSON'S NAME TAKEN
OFF PRIMARY LIST
Withdrawal of Name Leaves Three
Names in the List in Geor-

Atlanta, Ca, April 2.--The with.
drawal of President Wilson's name by
a number of Democrats who entered
him in the Georgis Democratic presi-
Dental preference primary to be held
April 20, left only three candidates in
the race when the entries closed yes
terday. They are Attorney General
Palmer, straight out advocate of the
administration United States Senator
Hoke Smith of Georgia, who partially
indorses the administration and who
desires the treaty and league ratified
with reservations, and Thomas L. Wat.
son, former populist candidate for pres
ident, who Stands squarely against the
league Of nations"
The Barre daily times. (Barre, Vt.) 1897-1959, 1920-04-02
WILL QUIT SERVICE,
Trainmen on Norfolk & Western R. R
10 co Out.

Roanoke. Va. April 2-Oficials Of
the Brotherhood Of Railroad Trainmen
announced to-day that members of the
organization would adhere to the de
cision TO withdraw from service Of the
Norfolk and Western railroad at 1
o'clock this afternoon. They claimed
conditions .on the road had been rem.
dered unsafe by the strike of rail
way clerks and that passenger and
freight traffic would be tied up by
nightfall. but that mail trains would
be operated.
Local officers of the Brotherhood Of
Locomotive Firemen and Engineers
said members of that organization
would refuse to work on trains manned
by strikcbreakers.
The Barre daily times. (Barre, Vt.) 1897-1959, 1920-04-02
INTENSE STORM COMING
And II VIII Probably Be Followed By
Rain

New York. April ? The weather
bureau to-day issued the following
storm warning
: southwest storm warning. 10 a. n
Care Ha;teras 90 Portland. Ne storm
cf marked intensity over the Great
Lakes moving east mort beast " ard
shifting winds bee 1nin- -autau.est
an8 west tonight and strong Ram,
probably following
The Barre daily times. (Barre, Vt.) 1897-1959, 1920-04-02
PREPARING WORLD STRIKE.
Swiss Socialists, Communists and 9th
er Radicals Get Ready for May 1.

Geneva, April Preparations for a
world wide "a hour strike on May !
already arc being made in Switzerland
by socialists, communists and other
radical elements. Foreign sgitators
are active in the movement. but they
will probably he expelled before that
date.
IL is virtually certain, however, the
Swiss will join in the movement, which
was launched by Nikolai Lenine. boil
shevik premier of Russia, as an expert
ment to test the solidarity Of the world
prcletariat
The Barre daily times. (Barre, Vt.) 1897-1959, 1920-04-02
wALKoUr AT PORTSMOUTH, o.
About 1900 Shopmen Went QUE in
Sympathy with Clerks.

Portsmouth. O., April Eighteen
hundred shopmen A. the local Norfolk
and western terminals walked out to-
day in sympathy with the $50 clerks
already ont The men who went on
strike 20 day include car reqairers, ma
chinists. electricians. blseksmi.hs, pipe
filters, sheet metal workers and la
borers.
The Barre daily times. (Barre, Vt.) 1897-1959, 1920-04-02
EXTEND MILITARY SERVICE.
OF the Class of 1918 in the French
Army.

Paris. April French Wireless Serv-
ice Andre LsFevre. the war minis
ter. announced in the Senate today
that the foreign situation made i pee
sssary 70 extend for few weeks the
period q military service Of the class
of 1915. The men Of this class. how
ever. he sid. would Be discharged be-
tveen June N and Is.
The Barre daily times. (Barre, Vt.) 1897-1959, 1920-04-02
The Correct Thing.

Mrs. Youngbride-You know those
lovely 50 dining room gongs We saw
the other day. We'll. to-day they were
marked down 70 s69s and got three.
Husband Heavens and earth! What
did YOU get three for
Mrs. YoungbTide Why, one for each
meal. Of cOurse.-Boston transcript.
The Barre daily times. (Barre, Vt.) 1897-1959, 1920-04-02
WILL STAY IN SIBERIA.
Until the Situation Clears, Says Jspa-
nese Report

Honolulu. April premier Hara Of
japan has officially announced that
Jspane-e furces in Siberia viii nai BE-
witbdrawn until the situation clears.
gocording t. Toxic cable today 10
the NipPu Jill. japanese veruaculsr
newspaper here
The Barre daily times. (Barre, Vt.) 1897-1959, 1920-04-02
SIR HAHAR GREENWOOD
SECRETARY FOR IRELAND
He Succeeds Ian Macpherson, Who Re-
signed-Greenwoo Under Sec
retary for Home Affairs.

London. April 2-Sir Hamsr Green
wood, under secretary for home affairs,
has been appointed chief secretary for
Ireland. according to official announce
ment this afternoon.
The Barre daily times. (Barre, Vt.) 1897-1959, 1920-04-02
In Tum. Like Clothes

80 your brother has the metsies.
1ahnuy. When are you soing = have
lhew
when nv brother gets thTorgh vita
I'm, I suppose. - Boston Transcript
The Maryville times. (Maryville, Tenn.) 1884-1944, 1920-02-25

2851-D ardanella-Fox Trot Princes Dance Orch. CIR
Wild Flower-Waltz- Yerkes Jazz Orch UUU
285o-When You're Alone-Henry Burr QEn
Waitu You See-Peeress Quartette UuI
2848-Ben Hurr Chariot Race-Princes Band Orc
Under Orders-Irincess Band UUO
2847-Lonesome That's AIN. Romaine Ct m
Little Bit O. Honey-M Romano YlIVU
2845-Hand in Hand Again Campbell & Burr Chr
My Love Song-Chares Harrison wv
2844-"O" (Oh)-Fox Trot-Lewis Jazz Band QEn
Barkin' Dog-Fox Trot-Gorman's Sym. UVO
2842-Just Like The Rose-James & Harrison QEn
Where the Lanterns GloW-Campbell 4 Burr UVO
2841-Rainbow-Fox Trot-H ickmans Orch. QEn
Burmese Belles-one-step-H lckman's Orch VV0
2838-Whistling Rufus-Princess Orch. Or
The Nightingale and the Frogs. 5. Pagan UVO
2836-You Amt Heard Nothing Yet-A Jolson QEn
Come and Play With Me-Billy Murray Jul
1856 Gave Her That-A Jolson orc,
Don't Take Advantage-Fred Whitehouse UUG
2829-Rngs-Lewis James & Chas Harrison Or
Let the Rest of the Word-Campbell Burr UuO
2827-Bye LoW-Campbel & Burr Or
I'll Always Be Waiting For You UVO
2825-Lassie Trombone Columbia Band QEn
Miss Trombone Columbia Band UVU
2823-Prohibton Blues-Nora Bayes QEn
Taxation Blues-Nora Bayes VJU
2821-Tell Meal Jolson Comedian Or
Wonderful Pal-George Meader. tenor UVO
2818-I Amt Gonna Give MISUNDERSTANDING band QEn
He'll, HelO-Sweatmans Band UUO
2817-Ony-Fox Trot-Prnces Dance Orch. Or
Chinese Lulaby-Waldorf-Ast Dance Orch. UUI
2814-Patches-Fox Trot-Art Hickman's Orch Oh
Sweet and Low Waltz-Art Hickman's Orch. UUI
2813-The Hesitating Bues-Art Hickman Orch. QEn
Those Drafting Blues-Art Hlckmans Orch. OUO
2812-Peggy Fox Trot-Art Hckmans Orch. Qkn
Tell Me Why Fox Trot-Art Hickmans Orch UUI
2811-My Babys Arms-Art Hickman's Orch QEn
On the Streets of Cairo-Art Hckmans Orch. UU0
2803-Steal Away to Jesus-Fsk Quartette OK
Little David Play Your Harp-Fisk Quart UJI
2797-The First Rose of Summer Qkn
Somebody's Heart-Fox Trot (The Happy Six) Jul
2752-I1 Say She Does-Fox Trot-Sweatman's band Or.
Lucle-Fox Trot-Sweatman's Band UUG
2751-One and Two and Three and Four Rockabye
one-step-W. A. d. o. Qhn
Monte Crsto Jr. Fox Trot-W. A. d. O. UJG
The Maryville times. (Maryville, Tenn.) 1884-1944, 1920-02-25

The average man has always wanted to buy time at
the price the fellow who pays cash.
The Morris Plan of payment offers that long op-
poruny. This the simplest plan which be devils
ed. 1t enables to make cash sale and at the same
time extends to you the privilege of taking g. g. IL
months in which to pay In others words you select the
pieces want, make small initial payment and the
goods delivered to you. The Morris Plan Bank pays
Immediately, which allows to go again the
ket to repenish stock-Simply this plan to
you cash price time payment-and to us a cash
sale.
Come n-details yours for the asking
The Maryville times. (Maryville, Tenn.) 1884-1944, 1920-02-25
Check those

Feresa your
10 heabnn
The Maryville times. (Maryville, Tenn.) 1884-1944, 1920-02-25

2749-Nusic Of Wedding Chmes-Peeress Quartet OK
Dear Old Sue-Henry Burr UJG
2747-Mammy's Luaby-Watz-Ha Six Or
The Red Lanterns-Fox Trot-W A. D. O. OJG
2745-I Amt Gotten No Times-I. & j. Kaufman or
Jazz Baby-Agnes Lynn UJG
274-Tears of Love-one-step-Jockers Dance Orch Or
Yanna Blues-Fox Trot-Jockers Dance Orch OJG
-Turkestan-Murray and American Quartet QEn
ldol-Young and Readen UUG
2726-Every That Love You'll. & ]. Kaufman Or
When The Bees Make Honey & J. Kaufman UJG
2725-Longing- Sterling Trio or
Lullaby Blues-American Quartet UUO
2719-No One But You,one-steR-Wadorf Orch CIR
It's Gets Them Al-Fox Trot-Waldorf Orch. UOG
2714-Chong Or
One and Two and Three and Four UOI
Peerless Quartet
2713--some Day I'll Make You Glad Sterling Trio Or
Wait and See-Henry Burr and Ruth Lonox GU
PIP Sweet siameseFox Trot-Fullers Orch 95c
Ruspana- -Fuller's Orch UUG
2711-Wonderfu Mother of Mne-Henry Burr Or
Can't See Good in Good By James UJG
271O-Oh Laudy-Bert Williams OF.
Bring Back Those Wonderful Days UJG
Bert Williams
2709-The American Boys-Lous Graveure or
When the Boys Come Home-Louis Graveure uJI
27O7-Ja Da-Fox -Sweatman's Band Or
Rainy Day Blues-Sweatman's Band UJG
27O6-Onward Christian Soldiers
Seagle Stellar Quartet q mn
Stand Up for Jesus-Seagle & Stellar Qt , luUU
27O2-pm Going to Settle Down-Murray
Peerless Quartet 0Ea
The Alcoholic Blues-Blly Murray UJG
2697-Spanioa- Trot-Fuller's Orch Or
Sand Dunes-One-step- Fuller's Orch. UJG
2692-Come Papa-Avon Comedy -Four Or
What Time for the Gries-Avon Comedy 4 Jul
2689-It's Worth While Waiting for-Campbel Burr Or
Down the Lane and Home Again-Saml Ash UJG
2687-How va Gonna Keep 'em Down-Nora Bayes Or
When Yankee Doodle Sas-Nora Bdyes UJG
4 Gu + F. 6
''The Store Ahead
Ellis Chandler Bldg. Maryville
The Maryville times. (Maryville, Tenn.) 1884-1944, 1920-02-25
Are You At Home
With Good Music?

There is Musical Instrument which will give the
pleasure of a Columbia GrafOnOa.
We have them in Walnut and Mahogany Finish and in
price ranging from $500 to $25OOO
Come i'm and let us demonstrate the good qualities OF
this Musical Instrument.
The Maryville times. (Maryville, Tenn.) 1884-1944, 1920-02-25

You'll make money by buying now your next
supply of Bankets-We are offering
66x80 Heavy Cotton Blankets
for
66x8O Heavy Wool Blankets
The Maryville times. (Maryville, Tenn.) 1884-1944, 1920-02-25

e 2682-Bluin the Blues-Sweatman's Orch. Or
" Ringtai Bues-Sweatmans Orch. UUG
e. -Kisses-Campbel and Burr QEc
e. 2674-Why Call Them Babies-Van and Schenck QEn
W | Think I'm Heaven-Van and Schenck VVU
e 2668-Til We Meet Again-Campbel & Burr Or
W Dreaming of Home Sweet demonstrating Trio UuU
r 2666Back to That Rose Covered Shack James Or
W Don't You Remember the Day-LeWls James VUU
~ The Monkey Man-Lewis James UUO
e 265o-Iost Cord-E White Trumpet Quartet QEr
&c Nearer My God to Thee E. White Trumpet Ct 0JC
e. 2647 Can Always Find little Sunshine 85c
W Ding Dong-Peerless Quartet wv
a. 2643-Where Have You Been Hiding-Henry Berr Or
jG Give Me All of You-Hugh Donovan UVU
2623-Pckannnies Misunderstanding Trio QEc
e. Everything is Peaches-Sterling Trio UuG
w Observation-Disclosures Trot-Sweatman's Orch Or
e. OH You La! La-one-step-Swe atman's Orch OUU
w 2599-When Uncle Joe Steps into France
hn Collins Harlan xhn
W Goodbye Observation-Disclosures Sisters OVU
IN 259OClimb Up! Ye Chilum- Peerless q QEn
w Carve Dat Possum-Brownee & Peerless qt uv1
2585-So Long Sal-Campbe & Burr QEc
Tr Sweetness Campbell and Burr UuU
~ 2537-Turkey in the StrawYerkes Orch CIR
5r Hello America, Hello!-Yerkes Orch UuI
~ $500 Sole Milo (My Sun)-Louise Greenus 35r
My Hawai-Louise and Greenus UuU
JlJ 2481-I Amt Got Nobody-Georgia H oConnor 85c
Everybody's Crazy Bout the Blues UvO
George H. O'Connor
1c 246o-CaicocoFox Trot-Joseph S. Smith Orch. Orr
~ When You Come Home one-step-Smith Orch UuG
II 24O1-When You and l Were Young Maggie QEn
Berceuse-(Ruby Helder UUU
IT. 2241-Money BluesFox Trot-Kapp & Banta Qhn
Calico Rag-one-step-Kapp Banta UuG
lc 2181-Every Little While-Jolson Ok
- Pack Up Your Troubes-Harrison Knecker at. UJI
lc 2O72-Good News, Charots Comng-Fisk Univ at. QEn
- Great Camp Meeting-Fisk Univ. o. UJG
2O69-Pretty Baby-Collns & Harlan Oh
Honest Injun-Colns & Harlan UJI
1922-Riyer of Jordan-Fisk Univ. Or
Couldn't Hear Nobody Pray-Fisk Univ. UJG
1883-Swing Low Sweet Chariot-Fsk Univ. OF. Or
Ia Shout All Over Heaven-Fisk Univ. ct. UJI
Shepherdstown register. [volume] (Shepherdstown, Va. [W. Va.]) 1849-1955, 1920-07-29
4 Distressing Accident.

The Charles Town Advocate says that
Cecil Williams, aged 35 years, was the
victim OF a distressing accident while
threshing wheat on the farm of Robt.
J. %eirick, three miles south OF
Charles Town, Tuesday afternoon.
With the help of another man he was
engaged in unloading wheat which was
being thrown onto the self-feeding at
tachment Of a thresher owned BY
Daniel Armstrong. His feet slipped
and were caught by belt that propcls
the feeder. The belt drew his left foot
around 4 pulley, breaking the bones Of
his leg in several places below the
knoe. Besides being broken, the limb
was frightfuly mangled. No time was
lost in gettiag the injured man to the
Charles Town Hospital. where the
mangleL leg was amPutated Just below
the knee.
Shepherdstown register. [volume] (Shepherdstown, Va. [W. Va.]) 1849-1955, 1920-07-29
NEW VOL. 55-No. 80.
BASEBALL NEWS.

Two good games of baseball are
scheduled TO be played in Shepherds
town this week. This afternoon the
weii-known Winchester team will an
pear here again, and the town team
VIII endeavor TO make things even. AS
stands now, Winchester has us
ucked, two TO one. BRANDY" Myers
VIII pitch for Shcpherdstown, and in
an probability Elk Shipley will be
pack on the Job behind the bat. He
has been laid UP for six weeks with
sprained ankle, but seems almost re-
covered now. On Saturday another
StLong team VIII be on the diamond.
iphn flshers Industrial Team from
IagerStoWn VIII come here for the
third time, and il all goes well. Wen
beat them in this third ATTEMPT Rnt
the most interesting game Of the wear
VIII be next Thursday, August sin
The management has succeeded in
getting game with the Plank
brothers team from Gettysburg. I'd
die, Ira and Clyde will be on hand.
concerning Eddie. little need ne said,
except that this former world series
star viii in all probability umpire the
game. Ira Plank managed the Gettys-
burg team of the Blue Ridge League for
several years, and he il was who al
most lifted Brandy Myers away from
Shepherdstown. This is mighty
strong team, and everybody should nc
out to see the most famous team that
we have ever played - THURSDAY
August 5th.
There are several more good games
oeing arranged for AT some time in the
near future. There is an undefcatcd
team made UP from different divisions
~ N n.
FIRST Division, that is plavino n
different parts of the country. Sh,p-
herdstown is going to play them two
games. Then the Lynchburg Elks
VIII be tackled. The Ok Fibre Brush
Team, OF Frederick, which defeated the
brunswick team that was seen here,
VIII be here the second week in
August. Practically every game that
is being scheduled is with strong
team, and the boys can make a name
Tor themselves, because with practise
our team can easily defeat anything
IN its class, We believe.
Newt Mckee, who has had a try-out
III Bcdington, that is. in the harvest
hcld, is home again, and will be on
me Iob at third base this afternoon.
lie Is good hitter and mighty
''''N hNiuSi, dlu VIC TS RlaQ lie S
back.
Elk Shipley will be behind the bat
this afternoon. His ankle has almost
entirely recovered, but he must have
a runner every time he gets on base.
IN order that he may take no chance
OF injuring himself again.
Brandy Myers has had several at.
tractive offers for his services as a
pitcher. A team at Mcdonald. w. Va.
mas oeen after him for some time. and
Centreville, Md, has repeatedly tried
to get him, but Brandy prefers to
play with good team, and won't Jump
his contract.
Kirk Mckee will probably pastme
on first this afternoon against Winches
ter. This season he has filed credit
ably every position on the team, ex-
cept that he hasn't yet been behind the
bat Certainly he is a most versatile
fielder, and he's versatile with the bat
too, hitting away ahead Of the rest of
the boys
Shepherdstown register. [volume] (Shepherdstown, Va. [W. Va.]) 1849-1955, 1920-07-29
Dir. Needy Builds New Rqra.

II. Frank Needy has just had com.
pIetcd on the farm that he bought from
the ByerS heirs, near Scrabble. large
and conveniently arranged new barn
1t Is 1OTSO feet in size, lS feet to the
square, and contains $1,000 feet OF
lumber, which was cat on the farm
1he work was done hy Maddox
brothers, who finished il in time to
house this seasons crops. Mr. Needy
regards ii as one OF the best planned
barns in thar section. Frank Harr,
is tenant on the farm.
Shepherdstown register. [volume] (Shepherdstown, Va. [W. Va.]) 1849-1955, 1920-07-29
Summe- Weddings.

Rev. George Morris Smith and Miss
Lillian lohnansen, both Of Mt Vernon,
! New York were married in that CITY
recently, the ceremony being perform
ed by Rev. DR.. Charles !. Smith.
brother of the groom The wedding
was an impressive event. and was at
tended by more than 400 persons. The
groom, who is pastor of the Luther
an Church at Mt. Vernon, is a native
OF Strasburg. Va. and is son of the
late Rev. DR.. Luther l.. Smith
Mr.. Lyndon Theodore Morrow anI
Mrs. Bessie Hoffman Collins, both of
Tie vicinity Of Shepherdstown. were
married last Wednesday night at the
Presbyterian manSe al Dufields b,
Rev John G. Siler. The bride is the
youngest daughter Of Mr.. and Mrs T
J. Hoffman, west Of town.
Mr.. Michael Wesley Scanlon. son DR..
and Mrs. Charles Scanlon, Of Pitts
burg, and Miss Miriam Winifred
Wallace, daughter Of DR.. lanes
Wallace, OF ST. Paul, Minnesota, were
married in the latter city on July 18th.
Mr.. George Louis Haines, of Wash
lngton, AMI Miss Marie Dudrear
Philips, OF Charles Town. were mar
ried last Wednesday at the home of the
bride by Rev. G. G. Sydnor, Of the
Presbyterian Church.
Mr.. Allen s. Miller, son Of Mr.. and
Mrs. K. s. Miller. of Martinsburr, and
Miss Georgia Ofenbacher. of Stanley,
Va, were married last Friday in Ha-
gerstown az the Presbyterian manse
b. Rev. Mr Gaar.
Mr., Harry Bernard Perrell and Miss
Louise Caroline Rauch. two popular
young residents of Martinsburg, were
married in that city last Monday.
Mr. Frank B. Troup and Miss Grace
Gerbrick, both of Marhnsburg. were
married in that place on Monday lasr
by Rev r. F. Schmucker.
We sell Texaco gas, oils and sreases
exclusively, and then we know YOU
4
Shepherdstown register. [volume] (Shepherdstown, Va. [W. Va.]) 1849-1955, 1920-07-29
Wheat L. Turning Out Well.

AS the wheat crop is being threshed
IL is revealed that the yield is a good
deal better than had been anticipated
There were fields here and there which
were seriously damaged by the fy, t;.i
the greater part Of the crop is turn
ing out unusually well. The grain is
OF excellent quality, too. II. n
Turner threshed one field on his %
land farm that yielded between 27 and
2S bushels per acre. E. E. HarwooI
threshed Walter Demory's crop, sol
Of town, which yielded ,53l busho
nom IS acres. One field made 2s
bushels per acre. The Charles Town
Advocate reports that Warren II. P';-
:ler, OF the Kabletown neirhborho7 1
had one field Of twenty acres that
made 3lN bushels per acre. Marshall
Burns made 25 bushels per acre, and
A. {. Peer, near Rippon, also got as
bushels per acre
lhe hay crop now being gathered is
one OF the largest and best that has
ever been cut in this section, and il
is being garnered under ideal weather
conditions. The yield is so larn1
mat there is scarcely room in ths
barns to store IT,
The growing corn is coming along
splendidly, with every promise of n
large crop. The frequent rains have
Kept it growing vigorously, and if
me season shall continue favorable
wen have bumper crop.
Shepherdstown register. [volume] (Shepherdstown, Va. [W. Va.]) 1849-1955, 1920-07-29

We sell Texaco gas, oils and sreases
exclusively, and then we know YOU
can't 80 wrong. National Highway
Garage.
Shepherdstown register. [volume] (Shepherdstown, Va. [W. Va.]) 1849-1955, 1920-07-29
Fatal Railroad Accident.

Last Friday morning about 4.3O
O'Clock while Western MARYLAND
railroad train was waiting orders at
Conboy, P. & r. freight engine ran
into the rear end, completely demolish-
ing the cabOose and derailing four
cars. Flagman A. d. Grim was so
badly injured that he died within 4
few. hours after the accident, and
brakeman Wiley is in a hospital N
Baltimore, not expected to live. MIR.
Crim, who was one of the most highly
respected residents of Hagerstown,
survived by his widew. who was Miss
Stella M. Conner, of Uvilla, and two
small sons; also an aged father and
mother and several sisters, Of Hagers-
town, and one brother. of Indiana. The
funeral service was held MONDAY
morning at 10 o'clock ar St. Johns
Episcopal Church, of which the de-
ceased was a member Mr.. Grim, who
was "a years old, was vice-president
of the b. Of r. T. and was buried BY
the order. His parents are Mr.. and
Mrs. Anthony Grim, formerly OF this
vicinity.
Keowee courier. [volume] (Pickens Court House, S.C.) 1849-current, 1920-05-12
DEATH RATTLE OF
CALONlEIi IN SOUTH.
IodSon Is Destroying Sale OF Danger
ous Drug With His oliver
Tone"

You're bilious. sluggish, consti-
pated and believe you need vile,
dangerous calomel to start your liver
and clean your bowels.
Here's Dodson's guarantee! Ask
your druggist for n bottle for bod
sons Liver Tone and take a spoon
full tonight. If 1T doesn't start your
liver and straighten You right up
better than calomel and without
gripping or making you sick want
you to go back to The store and
get your money.
Take calomel to-day and to-mor-
row you will feel weak and sick and
nauseated. Don't lose a days work
Take a spoonful or harmless, vege.
table Dodson's Liver Tone to-nigh,
n wake up feeling great. It's per,
fectly harmless, so give 1t to you,
children any time. 1t can't salivate
$50 let then eat anything afterwards
adv.