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The Wheeling intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1903-1961, 1920-12-20
GUN BATTLE IN
STRIKE REGION
NO DETAILS OF THE.
CLASH AT VULCAN
Harmon and Muncy Clans
Battle On Kentucky Side.
Two Wounded

Williamson. W. Va. Doc. IL Military
authorities were tonight investigating
reports ot a iivc-handcd KAN battle at
Vulcan. Miugo county. LAST might. an"
IN alleged pistol fight between itarmn'
and MuucN clans on thu k"ntuChS S'"'
If TuL: river near Kermit.
Details ut both nights were W"lGTr'
,.SrrcIally As t. tn" reported hht'!r Al
Vulcan. w .,
Military authorities w"r" inl"rm'h
that latte Friday two Harmon hr"ih"tN
crossed Tug river ana engaged thi
Muucy brothers in n pistol nEnt. holh
nc the Muncy brothers arr said To nav
been wounded. while the iiarmunS mad
their escape. 49,
It was reported tonight that IN"
Ruruwcll Coal and Coke company ana
the Auburn Coal company. both ON IN
Kentucky side of the river, and IN
Smith-Pund Creek Coal cumrauy. on tue
West Virginia side, would r"suih" "i',
aratlnnS tomorrow. Th"S" ar" thIr" ~
the ivr remaining mines originally al
frrtrd by the strike called July !,
The Wheeling intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1903-1961, 1920-12-20
SUPPORT FOR THE
EMERGENCY Tariff PROBABLE

ed To report tho tariff bill for the ways
and means committee. - expected TO
huv., !, read III ihr house early tomor-
row arI 10 ash T7lat II come up for con-
sldrration Tuesday or W"'in" day ut the
,ti-s; Members nf tn" ruiuruiiirc sup
porting the b.I! d,S!r" /" -. " passed
lay tn" nous" before Tn" CHRIST 'nGlS re-
..s~ and have Hsk"j yrmH," l"a'krS L"
clear fhr way Tor pufi'n% :; Through
that. body before New Vars.
Discard Amendments
House l"LLrrS plan to dt:"ard q.
amendments Ia tn' '"r.n measure IN"
attempts to carry THIS Plan ar" cNp"rt"d
20 bring the nrst real t"%; "f E"puh-
iirau Solidarity SrNtr9rl EpuhlIcaH
members Of t." way ami u"anS '"u'-
miitr" have ;nIl"at"I strongly iney may
atIru.r; To defeat I h"'.tliN' "i 'di.ur'
;u !uC!ud" protection for textiles.
REPRESENTATIVE Young Sa:h TODAY 'H
..>pil:n.ns til. committees TctUsHi :"
include such rummod't,, : as frozen !"'-i
mat 1t WAS i'.t that !'viu- costs Sn"uin
not b" boosted unnecessarily. II" Sa."
pr,.,~cd th.S opinion hUi They ais" be
l:"hrd tn" farmers rcIulr'd itnm"h"|tc
r...": or the whole country would sui
Ter
The attitude o' ;n" S"u;r"rn Demo
Gratis rI. moi rrt h".n d"!iu:i"iy aSc"r-
:t.n,t by the measures supporters.
som" Of rny.m. although "utSr"h"nly op-
pVsrd Ia the rn.."iu!"ut Of amy h!Sh tar
n measure such - tn" l'"rdney Bill
have int!mat"d that they would stan"
WIN their pIriN iE a G'':~. or - mad"
n q cAu,i~. Tl>,u>Stnn !" the ways ana
means cuinmIi;,.. dur.uC IN" drafting or
tho b!ti w;,~ understood ~ have dis
closed that some Democrats were Nr-
willing :" N"'" Tor ne hal Atn"u&A
feeling luH' iH,y w"u'l hear from homo
Z 'h.l fai'..,I 'r h.nh th"!r assistance
ln - i.a>SiE" ~. :H" farm prVdu"iio]
o. tu.. S"ur.s .~ ~ longer limited
The Wheeling intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1903-1961, 1920-12-20
TAX PROGRAM
|SPR0P0SED
REFERENDUM By
COMMERCIAL BODY
Would Repeal Excess Profits
Tax and Collect More
From Incomes

N-.,.;r l9.-.A prpDrS' q
ri.,...I ,,v rccisinu ,u.-
pT"tI"h 80 ''''''' ''N>
E"StinG radical rhAhErS III PeS'''
~. ,hrL. ,r l.,y. Was put to Il r"f"r"n-
t,J.,. hy In. United States
"pn,rh.r Of rolnmcrcr
ia, p:"I''S',r -, in>,iiou.
'','''i,' '',,'i, i,. u,.,d,. u,arIr a years study
.,,hi,.,.t In sending out the
pr"po>al=. In" "namhrrS n""rn "l ~
r'rI"rS mad" It 'i'hr 'h'' ."' ,''E'in
- y h".'h'i 'E'i ~, , ,,,,r,,ns,.0 ,r
from tn" report. Thc -"", puII"'Ht
ih" r't'r"ndun, II WAS 'Ai'"'"'u. ~. ~ -.
l" obtain IN" "r',I'h o. '"' '"''''' -
business "rEah'""u""S'
The Proposals.
r .,,.,.i,;o,,. u,cr vh!rn liz,
"a, J.. ,i,.,I,.,. ,,,.r' ,skrd I, *
Ch'h''', ~ ,. '', r.r..
PF, >. ~ ,r,,I,t. TAX should l,.
J. -, -
F'l" "I'"' ,.. .u. drri,.d from the
i-'N, 'm, h,,,,IJ l.. obtained
"N''NS l''"| '.,,,,,,s
from nj. =" "H'> ,I', "a .'Is, H.. cxr;sr ,aXhs
- ~ ~"', r,i,I. ,r wiG,. u,,. but not
ui"h H",l'' "'., .
o' "tSl ~ ,ax u. levied in
'L. r,\rs mrni.dncd IN the
HN''u 81 ~, ;I rn,o.rls"
S'I"hn anH '''aT ',ox ~. l.vj.d IN nd
g H!l"''" .rn ,rrrIi,rI.d
d!t'oh |" SH'i' ~ ~ ,,,;I ,,ron,s,,i4"
~ tI,r $'''I'" ,,i ,,ynr If uro-
The Wheeling intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1903-1961, 1920-12-20
HUNDREDS DIE
IN EARTHQUAKE
Argentine Slope of the Andes
Mountains Scene of Ter
rible Disaster.

Bucnns Aires, Doc l<.--iItrthquakc
shocks which on Friday AFTERNOON dcs-
irOyrd several towns "lnnS the ArEt7l-
line slope Of III" Andes mountains. were
the most soIrrc experienced IN TINS
country since 1868. when half the clty
rf Mendoza WAS laid in ruins. Reports
from III" area wh"r" IN" shock WAS
heaviest indicate great loss OF III" anu
nrnnrrIy. UPWARDS of l5U bodies having
ulrcdy taken from the wrecks Oh pu'ld-
inES. ,,o
!srd and at Costa de -ArnuJo thirty were
killed. 1t is feared that more victims
still are buried under the ruins III cach
rnwm. At Tr-spOrtrnhs. La Eallc ana LA
Central not 4 NnuS" was LETT SticnhihS.
and those not destroyed Wer" lei IN d"
badly damaged condition. y" estimate
of the nunT"r Of persons injured has
Vet been nnd".
Minor shocks c"nt.;iM" throughout the
district. uu" particularly strong irein0I
being felt yesterday afternoon ~ ''"g
.,'rInrl, In IN. towns Of Sun Martin ana
I,iyudavia. Thr I"Opla are reported as
being PAM. stricken. The city o! Nc7l-
,!n2a was shaken but did not suficr any
extensive damage.
Drowned in Geyser.
In ihn town of Costa drAraujo the
seismic CONFUSION opened great crew.
crS out "f wh.rh hot waiter Is spoutihE
The water from VIc OF these ScSscrS
reached Il height OF about fifteen 1cct
=
were drowned. y Red Cross ampuEthr,'
L,. reached the village and set To work
+, r,scur sufferers who Sttll may DC
a!iv" IN the run!0S. ~ -.
Nor. than ~ UUu persons INFANT Ilt-
~. villages along thc eastern .Fldedn
sjonr. and. a. reports c"nlinu" 10 add
10 In. long list Of casualties. appTehen,
: Snn = fl ,hat tn" final figures viii VII
hr very high. Rescue parties nave p,ch
s.ui from Mendoza but details from the
,f
.eI-phon" and telegraph wires arc panIE.
d diSOrgLn!H"d. 80.
TI% earth rnnvcme-l; during IN" tre-
NOR was from n" northwest 20 sou n
ST and a number Of small: SHOCKS l".-
lowed III" principal conclusion when
lasted thirty minutes:
Death List Increased.
The latest reports from MENDOZA;
AT Trcsportcnas had assumed the pro
nor.fons OF a catastrophe. Three relief
trains hAv.. been rushed 10 the towi'
from which thirty dead and az many
diving hav~. been brought out. NJ C"S.'
,ir Nraijn which WAS virtually lsoiAt
ed another shock of the most v!olert
character occurred at O'Clock thI>
rnnrrIng. The death list was !ncr"aS ~
hv these reports 4" 5 so TAR counter
"a Costa de Auroj" with ~ serious!
injured. ~ ,,
rrsscd TIL" relief work waS most az
ir,ult owing - IN" C"nd'iinh "l w
rraL- which bad ncrn broken up AN"
,.n%"r,d with water The church at La
Nyl!,. WAS laid ~ ruins aud IN" num-
rirsl buildings wills wcr" cracked ana
rho s,ructur" WAS likely 70 1HI any
moment. ,,i.,,.
Tnr srlsmogrtph Gt M"nd"It !nstitm,"
r...'nrlrJ thr.r shocks Oh Friday. IN"
,,rs, hrrinninE at . y. ~. II was a
y,idLrn aud violent one. without IN"
.lIrh, nnl-m"utS usually rr'r"d'nh.
The Wheeling intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1903-1961, 1920-12-20
ON TRAIL OF BANDITS

Snn,,aI Dispatch TO The Intcliicencer.
S,rubcnvill". q. Dec. i?.--IeHerson
county authorities arr today securing
trc tsrritory south OF here in search
,f ,vvn masked bandits. vino last G!ghi
walked INTO stephen Kohsliffs genera,
store at Gould's station. ohio: and at
Ihc point Of guns robbed the proprietor
:, mi four customers. took III" c"ntcnts
Of th" cash register and escaped: me
..rrHrdinc 70 reports 20 tho police. 4
r,rsse Of citizens of the town joined Of
i,f,.ars In the search for the men.
The Wheeling intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1903-1961, 1920-12-20
CONSTANTINE IS
AGAIN IN ATHENS

Athens, Dec. le.-(By tho Asscctat-
cd Press)-Constantine of Greece, re-
moved from the throne by achon OF
tho allied powers in 1917. and called
back by the recent plebiscite to re-
sumo his former status, arrived In
Athens today. He came into tho city
by train and was received at the
Place De Ia Concorde.
Those who greeted the returning
monarch included Queen Mother
Olga the rerent, and Princess Anas-
tasia, wife Of Prince Christopher.
The Wheeling intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1903-1961, 1920-12-20
THE WEATHER.

ohio-Pair Monday; Tuesday unset
t1sd probably snow by afternoon or
night; not much change IN temperature.
western Pepnsylvania-Genera tair
Monday; Tuesday increasing cloudipess,
becoming unsettled by night not much
change IN temperature.
west vtrgtnia-Fatr md sligntly cold
TT Monday; Tuesday cloudy and unset
tied, pro badly snow by night.
The Wheeling intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1903-1961, 1920-12-20
START MOVEMENT TO
REPEAL CANAL TOLLS

Washington. p"" I9..-E"ncal of tn"
Panama ''nual tolls affecting American
vessels aui "Stahl !Shm"nt Of pr"fcr"r-
t,;,l "Np"rr and lmu"r' rates arc III
GUIDED among Ia" subjects l." h' dis
"uSS II a. the annual convention h.r"
january % and u Of the National Mrr-
rhnut Marin" association, tn" cali fur
whlCn was ISSUED today hy Senator
Kan~drN. Of Louisiana. president Of thc
:i.;~prlItiau
The Wheeling intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1903-1961, 1920-12-20
BODY OF SOLDIER ARRIVES.

Mart.ushUrg. W. Va. Dec. l?.-Th"
f,.,d> Of l'ri,nt" Alvin =. Lamp on" Of
, his ,ity'S dead war hcar"rs, arrived. N
New York city to-day. according I" a
telegram received by his parents: Mr..
aua Mr.. Nelson Lamp. lrtrnt" lamp
wn< wuundcd while fighting in a IDA
chime gun battalion some tim" hcfor" the
war ended and died IN " hospital His
will J." laid at rest in tie
county.
The Wheeling intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1903-1961, 1920-12-20
American Troops In
Germany to Remain
Reported Withdrawal From
Coblenz Sector Denied
By General Allen

PariA Dec. le.-Wtthdrawal OF
American troops from Germany Is not
being considered at present, AaJor-
General Henry T. Allen, commandef
Of American forces, at coblenI' Is
quoted as saying In an interview with
tho Petit Parisien. This withdrawal
was reported as being contemplated
in recent dispatches from Brussels.
The Wheeling intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1903-1961, 1920-12-20

London. Dec ia Reuter-, dis
patch from Madrid today reports ths
issuance Of On official denial BY Tor.
eign Minister De Lama OF the rooSnt
rumorn that nm AnRlo-SpAaish Ali.
ancs had been concluded.
The rumors Of an altr-cS were pub
uahed Saturday by thI nswBpapSr La
Libertsd Of Madrid.
The Wheeling intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1903-1961, 1920-12-20
TIL f. IN NTFILTG +, \ IF K

Has the Largest Circulation OF
Any Morning Newspaper III the
State Of West Virginia.
The Wheeling intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1903-1961, 1920-12-20
FOR TOD A Y

PAIR and slightly Colder Monday; Tues
day Cloudy and Unsettled.
The Prescott daily news., 1920-02-27
HI-Y CLUB MEETING

A luncheon was served to the mem bers of the Hi-Y Club last evening at 7:30. The stars and stripes hung gracefully over the tables which were decorated with peach and apple blossoms.
 The club members gathered around the tables and MT. H. o. Giles re- tu ned thanks. The course was serv- ed by Owen J. Duke, Horace Duke, Jim Cole aud Willard Daniel
 Talks were made by the adult lead CTS, MT. H. O. Giles, who is to lead in Bible study; MT. L. A. Willingham, the clubs personal and official ad- visor; and Dr. J. s. Cornish who is to conduct the course in first aid, under the auspices of the American Red Cross.
The Prescott daily news., 1920-02-27

E. J. Watson went up to Little Rock yesterday on a couple of days business trip and to attend the live stock auction sale.
 $500 discount on all Spring Suits. Call and see them before buying. Mrs. T. c. Moody.
 J. s. Stephenson ,who lives three miles southeast of Prescott, has pur- chased property near the high school and will move to the city some time next week.
 Mrs. E. M. Sharp and little daugh- ter, Virginia, have returned from a visit with Mrs. Douglas Brooks of Lit tie Rock.
 WANT to buy one good milch COW fresh, 3 to gallons. Good price for good COW. J. M. Wilson, Reader, Ark ansas. 27d3.
 Nancy Hall Sweet Potato seed. For genuine Nancy Hall stock call at FL lis and Allen Real Estate office Jones+Hames Sweet Potato Go. 2-25d6.
The Prescott daily news., 1920-02-27

Mrs. c. M. Alspaugh and children returned last night from three weeks visit with relatives at Ham, burg.
 The local High School basket ball boys went up to Philadelphia this morning where they have two games scheduled for today one for this morning and one for htis afternoon
 Make those old screens like new with Sherwin Williams Screen Enam- el. Phone No. 9.-Prescott Hard ware Company. 24-d-4.
 Mrs. Chas. F. Pittman has returned from a visit in Ft. Smith.
 Mrs. M. W. Greeson and daughters Mrs. Douglas McSwan Misses Beulah and Louise Greeson, spent yesterday in Texarkana.
 Several cars of all grades of fertil- izers on hand. The best and the cheapest on the market, also nitrate soda and high grade meal. I am al- ways willing to help you out on a good crop this year. W. B. White.
 MT. and Mrs. Louis Suckle have moved from the McKelvey Hotel tc their new home recently purchased from J. H. Grove. It has been re modelled inside and out making it very attractive and comfortable home | Ladies-Clean your aluminus war, with Steel Wool Call No. g for 15c package today-Prescott Hard ware Company. 24d4.
The Prescott daily news., 1920-02-27
BUY NOW

80a 5mi Prescott on Public Road
 Rural Mail and Telephone line. Right at school house and church all fenced and cross fenced. Good residence, barn and outbuildings. Good three room tenant house. Nice orchard. Balance pasture with springs that furnish water the year round. A real home at bargain. Possession given for sale. or trade. Price $2,500. Nat Martin. 17-tf
The Prescott daily news., 1920-02-27
DIR. J. A. BIAS Veterinary Surgeon

I have moved my office to the wap- on yard and have better conveniences and better hospital and have on hand a full line ofv eterinary drugs. I have crack shot for pen worms, needle worms and round worms in all domes- tic animals. If you are not satisfied with results, the company will refund your money. Calls answered day and night. Office phone 178--residence phone 206.
The Prescott daily news., 1920-02-27
AUTOMOBILE OWNERS

lake the upholstering and top of your car like new with Sherwin Williams Auto Top Dressing. The best thing of the kind on the market.
 PRESCOTT HARDWARE co.
The Prescott daily news., 1920-02-27
WHEN YOUR WIFE WAS YOUR ~ww-v~xUvv0 D-
SWEETHEART

Remember those happy days? Every time you went to see her you had a present under your arm. How often do you think of her now? The simplest gift will please her. Call by and take her a nice box of can dy, or her favorite maga- zine. Don't you think this would make her happy?
Saint Mary's beacon. [volume] (Leonard Town, Md.) 1867-1983, 1920-01-15
GIG VARIANCE IN soY BEANS
e0nse Varieties Mature early. Giving
ensll YIgid. Whlle others urow
Rank and Mature late.

Tie results q this yeaf's seeilipe ~
~ beams 90 ire experl1ent fields ~
ronn state college slem that there are
very marked differences anons Tbs VA
fieiien WsHn Efomn under nlinlier
xondlliens ksle ~ eide some varieties
WIRE SHIRT md early mnturInF giving
yield ~ oiIs about 1--WE bushels Of
beans par aefm Others grew rank and
nasuFed sno lase r. produce much ~
bean crop bsfure frost soina "a,
fielies Yield from il 10 ~ bushels 81
beans per acre.
For rlnni,nn Win corn for silnee. IL.
y. flaklieA Ii charge ~ farm crops "a
persiuenle. euxs ihns ne variety known
10 Medium Green II tery gppd II pro
llucps i rmn afowsh and Yields q lArg
n tonnage 81 gspsd eilnEe pr aefr
ihan any other variety This variety
may under some elFcuinssaneaa b
good FOR hogRlnE down. bus Mr
Hughes prefers varieties shnf stature
faflAes. euch ~ the Manchm. ITO San
and HACK Eyebrow The latter did
especially well.
Saint Mary's beacon. [volume] (Leonard Town, Md.) 1867-1983, 1920-01-15
HANDLING F0Al
IN PROPER WAY
Many Young Animals LosI
through inefficient Manage
ment IN First Few Weeks.


ii x "a the his,.asl ,sn,or,w.ca Il
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,,fe x ~ rss.sh "a ss~ns n,.e
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.ess k snf.,s .'~,se, ~, s,.s 'sssa !.
$500 1870 s' ',.,,n..,.'. ~ $3.50, NJ
ss,is.rs M,..,r.s. sA.,E
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s',g wv s.,.eS.. ~. $500 w, I'm
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, ~ $3.50. $500. ~ .1s .'a ~.
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Saint Mary's beacon. [volume] (Leonard Town, Md.) 1867-1983, 1920-01-15

8hepherd Who Feeds We'll. urcnehen
His Flick and He<et6s Pastures
Avoids Trouble.

tkrepake1 hY iha Nn1keA 6l6l44 n4r0<f.
1I[I=- - A&fieuIztlIe.I
'efhe stomach worm need not be
serious trouble for q good shepherd
who has his lambs come early, feeds
wen. breaches the flock Is measure
81 prevention aid provides rotation
Of pastures o. pasture crops"
That n the Judgment Of the United
States department. q agrieuliufe On
one Of the most 9erions problems Tor
owners of farm sheep. Definite infor.
nation concerning the essential things
Il embodied 10 Circular No. AZ. "Sfom.
aeh Worms 10 Sheep Prevention and
Treatment prepared 10 the bureau Ok
animal industry The whole subject
- summarized 10 I'VE questions and
answers to them. Condensed. II IL
this:
How can one ten when sheep have
stomach wornin7
Dizziness and Inck Of thrift are
among the flfst indie9tions. ef1nrinG
L often noticeable. These conditions
might result from other cnuses. bit
when due 10 stomach worms. are ocs
companled BY a pale. bloodIeas appear.
ancn Of the skin and The mucous ma.p'
branes a eyes and mouth Sometimes
there Is wntery swelling under fhe
Jaws.
How do the worms ininra sheep7
Taese very small worms live ii khe
aIsmentaxy tract. principally ii the
fourth stomach, and lnjure sheep ny
consuming blood. aud By secreiink
poisonous fluid which destroys rAd
blood corpusc!es The injury IL often
fatal 70 lambs Adult sheep are better
able 70 withstand Il.
How should infested sheep or lniAhs
be tFeatedi
Mako dreuch By sllssolyinr one
fourth pound Of powdered bluasfone II
pint IL boiling water. and add sun.
eieut cold wator 80 make d total 81
fhree gallons 81 noIukkon The dose
for an adult sheep Is three and 4 half
fluid ounces. for limbs under year
old one And thre6.Q quarters Held ounces
81 this solution It "A better to uas
lIllA early b6fef4 SERIOUS iibO6te de
yrlells than % walk until ne iafoba
begin 10 die.
Care. however. IN necessary ii
lirenchlng, and Improper dosing mar
cnuse serious damage while the
Ianlbs ara With the ewes, change pas
fare every two weeks y possible nn1
Saint Mary's beacon. [volume] (Leonard Town, Md.) 1867-1983, 1920-01-15

The secret has leaked out thar tire
real reason why shs farmera we're %.
nosed 70 the daylight saving plan was
that They we're MOI able to eet the
Fapslera IL adopt Il. The he.chickens
insisted o. going 10 wprk Oh me olfi
schedule. III opcn dennnre of con
eresa. they refused 10 knock on the
extra hour fron their morning bsaEty
sleep. 50. under TIE new plan. instead
~ the roossers waking % the farm.
ers. It became neceasary fof the farm
era 10 wake 10 the roosters This.
quite naturally aroused feelings Of
mntual anlngenism No farmer rel
lshcs the insk of going out each
morning while the moon Ii slill riding
high In the heavens. aud cutliuT i
bnrnyard full d roosiers on he perch.
So there mas nothing 90 do bat Re.
peal the law Thrift magazine.
Saint Mary's beacon. [volume] (Leonard Town, Md.) 1867-1983, 1920-01-15


Kfante Nha Threatened with sieluea
" monuments ma Tablets comnieino.
rating tba victory % me p1Iln. when
clemenceau stepped 10 tho fore and
vetoed many proioslgions advanced ~
ertists and persons Interested from =
financial standpoint. TIE thus saved
parfs 4na inv prueincIal elites from
many exhibitions 81 gratitude pefpetn.
ased b mlklle. wood. siueco and plaa
IT,
The Touring club of France has
bullt perhaps the most dignlhed me.
mortal ~ she men who fought 20 nNse
lhelF counsfS Nent The place 81 she
Marie where II 1914 thr Germans
wpFe pushed bnek from their march 10
peris and where 10 1918 the great
Offensive d the allies started. he
Touring club chose me top 81 4 hin.
ond there bnili . chapel over the door
IL vhIeh are fhe simple wofsls. The
ilrnedIesion 81 Prayer 10 Eternal
Remembrance
Saint Mary's beacon. [volume] (Leonard Town, Md.) 1867-1983, 1920-01-15

Recently he following advertise
mens appeared Il ihe I,oadon f,alIy
News
fYonne ez.so,Tief fhgee times wound.
I'd. Win risk NE for feoU fIfed 81
life aid ali alone write nox 1904.
G9, Fleet street Ii u
Tile News tclls fhr storm ii the ID.
xcfiIsef
THE writer 81 the above advertise.
inont Is a. exsstrefchef bearer of fhe
Il. Il. ri. &. ne Was awarded he Aftli.
iary medal II. 1916 al Aiaftlnpnich ana
later "a Ypfes. 10 1917. won bar 10
the lnesIei fof bravery ID assisting hls
captain
'sffxs Nnxs faNsii.6e 4 ,.en 1 sl.s,l
burst close Is Them .wnundii,e both
severely. The ssrefa..af bearer. though
wounded ii four places and veal, nom
loss of blood. heInea hIs officer IS
safety. After Is nanihs ii. d hospital
with wounds ana AipII shock. he found
himself Discharged with a 30 per cen,
Disability penmon. which was later re-.
inSed to 10 Der cent. making sa 4
week.
.'Efe was recommended 10 tfy ilehs
outdoor work. ana the local mlb.eona.
miisse suggested re becoming A
groom. Bot IL ire work ~ groom.
Il TIE reverse * slehf. ta accented me
suggestion 81 a relative ia tho h. A VI
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Saint Mary's beacon. [volume] (Leonard Town, Md.) 1867-1983, 1920-01-15
PREVENTING SMUT or WHEAT
One Pint IL F1nmalaehfde % Forty
Gallons 81 Water win Treat
Fifty Bushels On Wheat.

Treat necd wheat for amnk End pEa
vent more smut to tho next crop. one
pint IL formaldehsde 70 10 RnIlans ~
water WIN % The work FOR 10 bushels
Spread tAe wheat IN thin layers. sprln
kle and shogel oyef until ali the grains
IRE wet, pile ~ and cover with can
sAs Or blanket FOR couple If hours
then spread OUT ana shovel over sossle
aaore to help II 10 dry. Sow al aoon
A possible, always within "A hours
Never treat morn than can BE- eown
II enc day Tits win knock the smut
oiE next years CROP.
Saint Mary's beacon. [volume] (Leonard Town, Md.) 1867-1983, 1920-01-15

There Is only one point IN regard
II influence % which me medical pro.
fessiou II IN agreement This - stas.
"a BY the Journal Of ire American
MrdIeal Association as follows:
Tho pulmonary complications az H.
nuenza. which make It 50 aeflons i
disease. hiay be avoided to large
extent b. rest Ia bed at the onset az
he Illness influenza itself Il Dot nsu.
ally fatal, and generally Inalstence Oh
The importance Of rest and warmth it
me onset Of the lllness win accom-
nllsh more than al else n preventing
complications aud relluclng fatalities
from ~ disease"
Saint Mary's beacon. [volume] (Leonard Town, Md.) 1867-1983, 1920-01-15
VALUE Of cORNcoBs IN SOIL
While Relatively Low II Plant Feed
they Are 81 Value 70 Turn
undte On Clay Land.

White Il i true Tint cornc0bs al
relatively low u plnnf food. fiels
value must nor Ne computed uron ii
basle alone for their value il III
ErfaiHr as organic matter
There H 10 question thai mhsfc
es.i,s tan BE- otinlnesI Without cost ~
sfid tie haslIlnR nfd fhe haul N sls0f
l.s .hsx nfe wursl tho hnullnK
si'n uuAnf nsl tight, compact elay soil