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The Idaho recorder., 1920-09-10
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The Ladies' guild win meet Thurs-
Gay September 18th. with Mrs. Emer-
a son was born to Mr.. and Mrs. ]. Y.
hirtiey on September ith. Their first
old. sss
Mrs. Eldridge, Miss Eldridee and
Mrs. Emigh entertained at the Emigh
nome wednesday evening. their guests
being ladies.
AL the Shenon dining room October
.ln the Catholic ladies' are To, give
a.o.her OF their appetizing annual din
a. "a per Plate. $40 I'd
AT the Salmon school election Tues.
day c. A. Beers and A. e. Fereuson
we're CHOSEN for the three-year term
ana =. N. Yearian for the one-year
Carl Pautzke. who has been visiting
Old friends in Salmon for two veeks.
expects to return to California v-;th,r
the next few days. s. A. Myers alan
nere from California. win remain for Z
month longer.
Hettinger's advertises school books
and supplies.
L. Z. Gertson is spending the week
IN Salmon. his first visit for seven
months. The old gentleman il near
ing the ninetieth mark in his long life
and still is in health and vigor. On the
ranch this year he made a fine garden
with his own hands.
Mrs. Catherine R. Athey. executive
secretary of the -Tubercuiosis as-
sociation of Idaho. is to visit Salmon
TINS Saturday. September 11th. to con-
Ter with the county nurse, Miss Min
ME Lunney, who also takes lively in
terest in the work of the association.
=. 5. Schooler leaves today 70:
Butte. intending TO proceed later TO
MafysVille, California, where his fam
lily now resides. This is the old horne
OF both Mr.. and Mrs. Schooler. His
work here was to see To the shipment
TO Montana OF lot of machinery from
the old kirtley creek dredge for use
elsewhere.
Mrs. Maud Hudkins Is to visit for
the next month or two with her daugh
! ter Ruby in Iowa and at the Kansas
home of the Hudkins family at Saiina
/ This is her first visit away from Sal
mon for any distance for period ol
six years. She is serving efficiently
in charge of the Salmon public library
Her place will be filled temporarily by
Mrs. Dan Chase
The Idaho recorder., 1920-09-10

every*oman"-a gorgeous, lavish
proouetion-sGndsy and Monday.
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SALMON LOCALS :
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SRF
&C. Ed White have become
ss,dents, ~ occupying the
Pope home
L,,,d will hold the first meet m T
~ esson with Mrs. H. G.
d thurs Thursday afternoon.
was down from Lemhi
~. und by advertisement offers
= "A Alberta land holdings.
- has come to bless the
Z. i' and Mrs. John Burggraf
~ sreek. The little stranger
yesterday.
: uettinger entertained the
lac a club last week, inviting
Ms s,s TO fill vacancies. The
I,sss will be Mrs. Dan O'Con-
,.rt daughter of Mr.. and
~ Bloomberg died at their
Nc on Saturday, September
"a weeks, and was buried
With funeral rites by Rev.
~ tho Salmon cemo-
ksse was in town last Satur-
low hours from the White
rsuch in the Lemhi river
Ne reports great crops in
IN and reports his family
Srothers, all well known here
y old timers, as enjoying
hh.-Jerome News.
The Idaho recorder., 1920-09-10
sAlmoN LOCALS


= SALMON LOCALS
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Monday was observed as Iaho. a.
only. aia postoffice
The W. G. Smith, Theodore ",
chah, j. F. Melvin and Tbomas 49,.
families were picnicking on Hnnhaa
creek last Sunday. snes
The Methodist Aid society :.
meet next week, September 1sth v,,.' ~
MIS- McCaleb. The society has y.
ranged TO give cafeteria lunebeon -,
the second day of the coming fair
The Sewing club, comnosea =,
tweive members was entertainer ~
lne home of Mrs. ]. L. Watk;ns a.
THURSDAY afternoon. Mrs. Franz VT
kins, Mrs. Ed White and Mrs Can,ss
were guests. pi1s
mrs. Lounsbury of Albion has been
.lsiling IN Salmon. the guest of Mrs
James Melvyn, and at Forney. the
CUES! Of Arch Lounsberry, Mrs. Louns.
Dury's SON. The visitor is prominent
IN tne Eastern Star fraternity as =
past grand treasurer.
w. H. Carpenter is leaving within a
few days for Kingman, Arizona tn
engage in mining with Ward & Blake
This makes 1t probable that Mr.. Car.
penter. who is a staunch Democrat
will not be able to cast his vote this
fall for the next President.
Dan Chick was down from Tendov
on Monday and Tuesday, laying in
some personal supplies. This was his
first trip away from his business for
seven months. He expects to leave
for Idaho Fails before election but will
not permit himself to lose his vote in
this Democratic year.
Members of the Portland medical
and surgical party making up the voy,
ayers down the Salmon river on Tues.
day We're Joined here by Drs. Hammer
Putnam. Adams and P. J. Dempsey
The visitors were entertained at din
ner by Mrs. Hammer and Mrs. Demp
sey on Sunday and Monday evenings
The Idaho recorder., 1920-09-10
The Best Advertisement.

The best advertisement any mer-
chant can have is a satisfied customer.
No greater recommendation can be
given an article than the following by
Z. B. Milburn, Prop, Guion drug store,
Guion, Ark. "We have sold Chamber.
lain's Cough Remedy for years and
have always found that it gives perfect
satisfaction" For sale by Z. G. Het
finger, Salmon druggist.
The Idaho recorder., 1920-09-10
LEGAL ADVERTISING
NOTICE TO CREDITORS.

Estate of George A. Mcdonald. de-
ceased.
Notice is hereby given by the under
signed administrator of the estate of
George A. Mcdonald. deceased TO the
creditors of and all persons having
claims against the said deceased. to
exhibit them with the necessary
vouchers within four months after
the first publication OF this notice 10
the said administrator at Baker, in the
county of Lemhi. state of Idaho.
Dated, September 4. 1920.
WILBUR F. 0GlLVIE.
Administrators OF the estate of George
A Mcdonald, deceased. $40
The Idaho recorder., 1920-09-10
III With Tynheid

Herbert ST. Clair, returned soldier
mas oeen Ill for twenty days with ty-
pnoid fever al his home In Salmon.
ne contracted the disease while at
work on ranch. His condition Ii con
sidered satisfactory and not at all
alarming
The Idaho recorder., 1920-09-10
Boys and Girl. of Fer School.

Fred Crandali. Walter Kane. Ernes-
tine Rose. Wilbur Stroud. Nancy Long,
Tiny Rose and Rose Manfull were pas
sengers on Thursday TO enter the
MOSCOW university. Edna Gaver will
IsaNe Saturday morning for Moscow.
Gisdys Campbell departed Thursday
morning Tor Ogden. to enter business
college. Clark Mckinney. Margaret
anoup and George l. Shoup are off for
spokane. Robert and Walter String
esioT leave soou for Los Angeles. John
VusrIes and Malcolm Thorburn were
passengers Friday morning. the for
mer Tor Exeter. N. H.. and the latter
for Sacramento. Calf.
The Idaho recorder., 1920-09-10
:, What She Needed.

hottie of Chamberlain's
some time ago and they
u be just what l needed"
srs Volta Bankson, Chilli
4, aThey not only relieved
Gd,eestion but toned UP my
I'd me of backache and diz-
n / had been subject to for
Z, They did me a world OF
will always speak a good
them" For sale by e. G..
Salmon druggist.
The Idaho recorder., 1920-09-10
LEGAL ADVERTISING



Notice is herebg given that cni!l
Saturday. September ., 1890. bids
will be received by Carmen school dis.
trict for hauling children of Inc dis
tfict 10 school AZ salmon Trip ~
miles in length. from forks Of the
creek to Salmon, 10 be covered morn.
ing and evening. fiYe days per week.
ard a5 children to be hauled. Leave
bids with the undersigned clerk OF
board of trustees. Carmen. Idsho.
Also. temporary auto service is
wanted TO commence Monday Morn
Ing. September 10, 60 carry the chill.
Gren TO school az above defined, reE.
ularly daily. until such time as the
permanent winter contract can be
awarded.
w. d. BARTON. Clerk.
Sept % e.
The Idaho recorder., 1920-09-10
Millinery Qpeninn

r M. Murdoch. who has lust
returrUd from her buying trip. an.
nounces her millinery opening for
September 18th.
Richmond times-dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1914-current, 1920-03-21
FIFTY PLAYERS PRACTICING
Largo Squad Seeking Places on Base
bnIt Team ut North Carolina
State College.

Special To The Times Dispatchl
WEST RALEIGH. y. e. March 20
fIlty candidates are practicinS hard
to earn positions on tho 1920 bascba IL
team OF North Carolina state College.
Coach Fctzer has been handicapcd on
account of bad weather, but the squad
is beginning TO round into shane and
the coach. as we'll as the student body.
are confident the college will be rep
resented by. n team fully as strong
AS that of last year
One of the chief reasons for the
optimism is the fact that there are
number of pitchers, all seasoned
men. working out with the squad Cap
tain de Barry, Murray, Baker and
Wcathers, all letter men, form the
nucleus for 4 competent staff of hur-
ierS. The first three are right handlers.
while WcathcrS is a portsider. Floyd.
a member Of the team in 1917, also
is Il candidate for the pitching staff.
Coach FctZer will have Il hard propo-
sition Oh his hands TO fill the vacancy
AT first base. resulting from the sign
ing OF Burruss by Connie Mack. Bur
russ is an exceptionally good player
ana his work ut first base last year
had considerable to DO with the show
ing made by the team. Cannon is
trying for the initial sack and the
coach believes he will fill the shoes
left vacant by Burruss.
There is n wealth of material in all
other departments.
Richmond times-dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1914-current, 1920-03-21
SPORTS
.WRC|N|A LEAGUE SCHEDULE
Il ANNOUNCED BY BRADLEY
sSIagnatcs Grant Richmond All Satur-
dayS-SeaSon Will BE Divided
Into Two Parts.

w. L. Bradley. president OF the Wiz
gina League. has announced ne l'sp
adopted by the league magnates at
the meeting IN Petersburg last week.
and the league is ready 10 start the
season. With the raising of the class
ifcation OF the organization from c.
TO 'B and the acquisition of two
North Carolina cities. Wilson and
the president feel certain that the cir
cult will have 4 season as successful!
as that experienced last year.
..a Richmond is given every saturday.
appear at Boulevard Field the last
three days of each week. Lee Gooch's
team will play siNty-hvc games at
home and sixty-one on foreign soil;
The Colts open the season April -
with Petersburg at homo. and lower
the curtain September II. when they
play Suffolk. other opening games
are: Norfolk. at Portsmouth,; Wilson.
AT Rocky Mount, and suffolk. at New
port News.
One OF the peculiar features OF the
schedule is that the season will omen
in all cities in the space OF two, days.
The compact circuit enables the visit
ing teams OF Aprii - To- return to
ing day festivities. The second days
playing finds Richmond-in PETERSBURG
Rocky Mount in Wilson. Portsmouth AZ
The clubs then will return 10 the cities
where they played on April 90,
Following the custom OF the last
several years. the season will be d-
vidcd into two parts. The first hals
will end With games OF July 3, ana the
second half viii commence Jury o.
which will be OBSERVED as n holiday
or account Of July falling on sun
day Winners OF the first half OF the
season will play the champions Of the
second half IN a post season series TO
determine the pcunant winner Tor the
entire season.
4 principal feature OF the schedule
is the fact that the Colts and the Pc
tershurc ,iocbcrs will play twenty-onc
games eleven in Richmond and ten in
Petersburg. since the Cockade City
entered the Virginia League. intense
rivalry has existed between it. and
Richinond. and last year boulevard
Field WAS crowded every time the
Goobcrs appeared here.
Reports forwarded President Brad
Icy from every city in the circuit show
that ARRANGEMENTS have been CONNECTED
for starting the season, and all cities
arc preparing for the arrival! OF the
players April I, when the training sea-
son Will begin.
Richmond times-dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1914-current, 1920-03-21
VIRGINIA TECH COMPLETES
NEW STAFF OF COACHES
II. l.. Mathcrs Selected Head OF
Truck Tcam-Sutton Appoints
Assistant.
Especial to Tho Times Dispatch. |


wire was received today from Stanley
u. sutton, OF Germantown Academy.
;hs s head coach at virginia Tech for
jam!n {. Cubbage, of Penn State, had
been selected by him rs assistant foot
ball coach for next year.
CubbaEe was one of the, mainstays
OF the crack Penn State eleven last
season ana is regarded by football au-
,horitics generally as one of the
day. lie played one year on the fresh
man team and three years on the var
Wien 10. NC co i;,'A Re rSIe accepted the
dictatorship OF athletics at the Uni
vcrsty or labama several months
ago. /, was. decided by tho Tech ath :
the coaching system would he effected
at an carly date. Recently the athletic
coach. and Monk" Younger, former
Tech star, and at present director OF
athletics at lianpden- Sidney. assis =
tan; coach. The selection Of the third
man was lcf, TO Coach sutton II Is
believed here that in the selection OF
t,ubtago Tech has secured ono OF the
prevail by students. alumni and all
those who arc Interested in Tech $
athletic development.
The athletic council also announced
today that II. l.. Mathers. Of Penn
State. had been selected track coach
highly recommended by Hugo Bezdek.
manager OF the Pittsburgh Pirates
and head coach at Penn state, and also
by Dick Harlow, who was stationed
a, Tech during the war. and now as
sistant coach ut Penn state. Mathcrs
was formerly track coach at the Penn
sylvania institution, and featured there
as Il hurdler. and broad jumper. He
Will report for duty April list. and this
should give him ample time 10 polish
up the big Tech squad for the Sout \
y n
May. With the exception OF the APP
pointment OF graduate manager. this
completes the staff OF Tech coaches
announcement OF the new graduate
manager VIII be made within the next
;wo weeks.
Richmond times-dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1914-current, 1920-03-21
THREE TEAMS DROPPED
Trio OF Colleges Cancel Baseball
Games with Virginia and Schedule
Is Revived

Especial To The Times Dispatch
CHARLOTTESVILLE. VA. March 90.
-NirSinia's official baseball schedule.
announced today by Manager II. NJ.
sloan. Of fIuntington. w Va, Is quite
different from that given out early in
January. For one reason or other.
several teams have Cancelled their
dates, and the three opening contests
.-William and Mary. Gallaudet and
Randolph Macon-harc been dropped
The FIRST game will be with MARYLAND
state. on March 80. The 81. Johns
nine has been given the date originally
aSsisnc BucknclI, April Is Auburn
VIII come North for two games, on
April u and %
Following the championship games
with North Carolina at Greensboro and
chapel Hill the team will play but a
Singl contest before the Northern trip,
Yale. Amherst and Harvard. in the
order named.
The schedule:
At homc-March 50. Maryland state.
April :. Cornell: April 3. Yale: Ap-ii
>. Lafayette; April c. Amherst: Apr;i
:: Amherst: April s. Georgia: Aprii .,
Georgia: April 10. North Carolina: April
-. -. lohn.S; April u. johns Hopkins
APRIL 10. Iiarvard April 81. Auburn;
lima.
Abroad-April 81. North Carolina ..
Grccn ooro; April %. North Carolina =,
Inapei Hiil; May :. Princeton al
irinccton: May i. Yale. ut New Haven.
Nay 4. Amherst. at Amherst: Nav
harvard, at Cambridge
Richmond times-dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1914-current, 1920-03-21
FRENCH NEWSPAPERS TAKE
NOTICE OF SPORTING EVENTS
fuoiicntiohs Give Considerable Space
10 victories of Frenchman-Guii-
lcnot Stars as Hummer.
IBv AssociatcL prc..1

10Y associated Prcss.1
iAklS. March 20.-The French news
papers are devotng considerable space
10 victories achieved by France in
sporting events last week The French
army Rugby team defeated British
army team by Il score OF ID to 6; Gull
.cmot, the crack French middle dis
lance runner led n field Of 223 OF the
nest English runners in Il tcn-mile
race in Windsor Park. Eng. and yes
tcruaT tennis team from Paris de-
icated Copenhagen with the greatest
ease.
The French sporting world looks 10
GuilleInot TO make Il sweep OF every
thing from the 5.0Q0-mctcr run to the
Marathon at the Antwerp Olympic
games. He is regarded here as a
worthy successor 10 Jean Bouin, the
noted runner who was killed during
tho war. The correspondent has
watched Guillcmot work over AN eight
mile course. He runs with the easy
motion Alfred Shrubb, the great
English distance runner. and doubt
less will force his opponents 1T the
Olympic games 20 do their best up
TO fifteen miles.
Richmond times-dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1914-current, 1920-03-21
OLYMPIC BODY BEGINS
PLANS FOR BOXING TRIALS
Date Not Get, but 1t Probably Will
Be Middle of June o. First
OF JULY
GBy Associated Press. ,


NEW YORK. March 2O.-I:oy,,.
wrestling trials for places upon tbr
American Olympic team will no con
Quoted along lines similar to those A.
ranged Tor the track and field candi.
dates. These conditions were worked
out at recent meeting of the Ameri-
can olympic Committee. and the Of
hcial program OF sectional and national
Trials viii be announccd/ within :,
snort time. While no dates have as vet
been fixed for these preiminarics il II
expected that the sectional bouts for
the boxers VIII be held about the mid
In July wy ~
II is probable that the sectional con
tests vii! be assigned TO certain cities
IN the south, Middle West. Atlantic
c Ct' noGky Mountain and Pacific
govern these bouts will be idnnticai
With those which will prevail in the
10 TO &c. Eight ounce gloves viii he
worn by the contestants and tho hos
crs Will compete under the rules of the
Lnrec- mute rounds vii! form the or.
dinary engagement. and two Judge.
In addition to the referee. will pass
case OF a disagreement Of the Judge.
at The term nation Of the third round
n ,'I,, tcicrGc has the power 10 order an
additional round TO break the tic
The official program Of the DIymuir
games slatos that the boHin.: con;csi,
VIII be held at Antwerp from Nucu.t
- to 20, with entries closing on .iiily
20 The weight divisions Viii com4j.i
OF eight classes In which each nation
NJ %" prf'hittco TO cntcr three con
The weight limit in various c!asscs + /.
rs follows: nywciEh,, HOES mounds
hhntanwciEht. 1868 pounds: feather
weight. i2J6G pounds: N..hiSri..r,
la43S pounds: wcltcrwcig h, Hem
pounds: middlcwcight. l5S73 pounds
lighthca vywcight, IT4I6 nounJs,
hcavywcight over l73lG pound ''' >
Richmond times-dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1914-current, 1920-03-21
HAVANA ENTRIES

First ., raGe-iiNe and 2ne,hnif furionss
%%t"aiicr; 80 MAJ GrniE -; virSir Lee. 90
l93; Nada Belle. !c6: Frederick Miller ICg;
Shlro. ilu: ia2clmut. ll2.
Second rnCc--iivc and ono half rurlungs--
l.ucic May, -; Roc tnrcc. 90: Weymouth
Girl. 100: Fcliciisi i"2. E"u Butler lU.;
Ambassador III. lot: The Smnh iG5: Stci.
Gun. lo"; Fortunes Favor. lpi: Naomi Nal
ton. 1917 sophie *. los.
=. THIRD taCc-livc and one half furIonps-
1ay M"ulsby. loa; Unar. lo5; Magic Mirror
lnn: Golden Chance. los. Helen Atkiu. lO6
colonel Harrison. ins: IiaEdadinc. los;
lrGmium. los; Encore. ios; QuIn. ito.
Fourth racc--siX furlonGs-Mikc Dixon
q: Ed Garrison. -: Walter Mack. iOS:
Marion lIolins io6: IIocnir los: Foster
Einhry. 100: Melicra. 100.
fiiih racc-milc and cichth-lolit-
1877 haladin; io' iuford. los; llubbub
SIKH ra'SG2.-nile and ssixtocn,h-- cha nson-
loI: Native Soil. los; Cork. 100: RnIph :
los; Dick Henson. 100: VIII Soon. loo; IIlgh
Tide le2: l.c"na. 100; Jose DE Nales liz;
Duke of SclhV. III
l.ariat. %; WhippGorwil ~: Bu r''Sf' cIarl
Mar rfdG lC3; Key Ennis o# ilsrman iaS
sell. III: Hucknail. lie: Trophy. Ii5
Richmond times-dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1914-current, 1920-03-21

lncincra tor. lot ofictchcr,. {" |. ; "a :.
to D., Won: Hush. ~; tMountnin1 t" !;
Brown, Ia !. t" - 20 .. third. Tiinc.
i"s -. li"tf""t. Pun"'uai, liarcnsca. Hat
rack and Diomcd ran.
ricth racc-tivc snd one half furlonSs-
Iron BOY, loi C'lctchcrl. 10 to !. to !.
10 |. won. frs=cu"lo. II ,Gnrnorb. to l..
to |. cv"u, second: kingworth. III trayiorl.
T." J. 10 |. to ). third Time. los.
l'lain Heather. Hello i'nrdnHr. Precious
Lowell: Lillian g. Prince Easy, Wri!e Woods
atd Shasta ran
ncrl. to !. TO l. even. Won: Different
Eyes. lai trryonl. to !, TO 10. Ia 8.
second: SiroCCO. rs Pickcnsl, to |. to -.
e" T. third. Time, I'LL -. The Trump.
Basil. Mars" John ran.
seventh raCc--milG and SiXtcenth--lNa r
Tax. lo3 Urickcnsl. to /. TO l. even
won: Chillun. lna lI.uN), : 10 .. even. to .
second; Gr"a; Gull. Iii (Mountainb > % ."
even. ! 10 =. third Time. LAC 80. prusilIa
Tn" Cleaner. slippery Silver, Legacy. Man
nk In ~
Richmond times-dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1914-current, 1920-03-21
HAVANA RESULTS

Tirs, rac"-four fE-lonrs- Vic Muno2, 10
Mountain. 10 !. t." Is. ont Won; Snurs.
lioseatc. 1c7 u.uxI. . 10 Z. t" 10, out. third.
Time. 40 -. Katherine Btal. George I.
Jr.
Second racc--slx turonss-.'ni, Io7 tAthn-
SSm 70 Sac fHrm, t" won; po"Gt,ns
second; IL coronei, 10 Garner. to !,
10 G n,,; in ds Ti TN, 1ia - ilon"s,
and Glider
Third receive and ome-half turlonss--
Haiihird 100 t.UNl. 10 =, even. TO - won.
ROUNDED III CMurray). } to !. 20 :. . /" :;
second Tweni! seven lcs tJarrein. 10 l.
stone. Director lanes. unwsc Child. Marty
Lou. Lowell. old Ey!c-s ran.
Fourth racc-fivc and ono half fur.onEs-
Richmond times-dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1914-current, 1920-03-21

rordinE TO cable message received
t"day ny w. ID. NandcrDool, secretary
-! INC United states Golf Associations
tom Henry Cullanc, secretary of the
loyal and Ancient Club OF ST. An
ne womcnS national committee
winch VIII collaboratc with tho q s.
-. n. regarding the championship. con.
NlStSs ~ was announced, Of Mrs lIatha-
WY watson. president of the Womcn's
Western Golf Association, chairman;
Mss EannE OsEood. or Massachusctts:
MISS Marion llollins, New York: Mrs
H. Nanderbeck, philadelphia, and
MISS AlcXa Stirling. Atlanta
Richmond times-dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1914-current, 1920-03-21
SPORTS
Blacksburg Will Be
Scene of Track Nee,

DLACI<SBURG, VA, March no.
Final arrangements for staging the
south Atlantic trncfk games here on
Mny q and =, were perfected today.
Runors to the effect that the games
nrc to be run on elsewhere nre cr-
roncous. More than .G0 athletes
from Maryland, Virginia, North
Carolina md tho District OF Co
lumbia will DC present.
Richmond times-dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1914-current, 1920-03-21

the pain. 1t is perfectly harmless and
uocSh burn or discoIor the skin
Timber up. Don, suffer. Get a
small triai bottle from any drug store.
and after using il Just once. youJl
forget mat you eyer had backa che.
luinbaso OF sciat!ca, because YOUR back
VIII never hurt or cause any more
misery. ~ never disnppoints and ha )
been recommended Tor 60 ycars-Adv,
Richmond times-dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1914-current, 1920-03-21

columbia. :. G. March 2o.-Prcsidcut
roster. o! the Columbia Baseball Club
announced tonight that he has secured
The services Of Pitcher Tom I.ally from
tho Philadelphia Americans and
Catcher Al Walling from the Boston
Sncintion tnam. -
Richmond times-dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1914-current, 1920-03-21

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