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Daily Kennebec journal. [microfilm reel] (Augusta, Me.) 1870-1975, 1920-02-10

not laterally, as in other
hsnes: 1t has a rapidly vibra,iny NV
paired I'm on its back, and the na.m
naa ..S OF rolling ito large eyes indie.
penoentiy OF one another. Now !, !.
curious that the far-removed chs
meieon. which is a quaint arhorSa,
nzard. should show the same SOY, !.
pfehensi'e tail as the sea- horse. on,,.
Daily Kennebec journal. [microfilm reel] (Augusta, Me.) 1870-1975, 1920-02-10

Al members Of Asylum Lodge I. O.
3D. r., who have changed their resi-
dence within the past three years are
requested to send their present ad-
dresses at once for the new lodge d.
rectcry to Charles P. Emerson, )
Scott street.
Daily Kennebec journal. [microfilm reel] (Augusta, Me.) 1870-1975, 1920-02-10

Fred E. Hayes. fireman on the
PORTLAND division OF the Boston &
Maine Railroad was on Monday a
business visitor in Augusta and also
called on his brother, D. B. Hayes,
and his sister. Mrs. Fred D. Cole.
Daily Kennebec journal. [microfilm reel] (Augusta, Me.) 1870-1975, 1920-02-10
The following patients were ad

The following patients were ad-
mittcd Monday TO the Augusta Cen
eral Hospital for treatment: Mrs.
Irene Nilsson Of Augusta. Mrs. Lena
Drusrence Of Ha]lowell. Gordon Ayles
of Hallowell ard Clifford Benner OF
Vfndsorviilc. Elivra Winchenbach OF
Toppsfield and James Murphy Of Au-
suSta were Discharged and returned
10 their respective homes,
Daily Kennebec journal. [microfilm reel] (Augusta, Me.) 1870-1975, 1920-02-10

The Seth Williams National Relief
,orps, No. SO vii! hold its regular
meeting al go O'Clock Wednesday
afternoon in Grand Army hall. A
iarge attendance il desired.
Daily Kennebec journal. [microfilm reel] (Augusta, Me.) 1870-1975, 1920-02-10

G. o. Tibbets who has been Ill the
past week at his home on Melville
street has resumed his duties at the
Fuller Holway Co.
Daily Kennebec journal. [microfilm reel] (Augusta, Me.) 1870-1975, 1920-02-10

Miss Edith MacGowan, employed
az clerk at the Grant candy store, is
confined to her home in Gardiner by
illness.
Daily Kennebec journal. [microfilm reel] (Augusta, Me.) 1870-1975, 1920-02-10

Mrs. Arthur Parrot has been sud-
denly called to New York on account
OF illness in her family.
Daily Kennebec journal. [microfilm reel] (Augusta, Me.) 1870-1975, 1920-02-10

Merton L. Wheeler went to Port
land on business having been at his
home in the city over Sunday.
Daily Kennebec journal. [microfilm reel] (Augusta, Me.) 1870-1975, 1920-02-10
sea.Horse. With Prehsn.iI. "a;

Sea. Horses With PrehensiIe Tails.
Queerest Of queer fishes is the sea :
horse. Hippocampus, often seen in
aquaria, which hangs itself from or
supports itself on seaweeds by means
OF a prehensile tail, which moves dor.
Daily Kennebec journal. [microfilm reel] (Augusta, Me.) 1870-1975, 1920-02-10

during their term Of service may
important Improvements and ao-
-anced methods have been introduced
and placed n operation. conducive 20
the comfort and well being OF the an-
forruna.es entrusted 70 their care.
Mr. Astle is a practical farmer Of
more than average ability and under
his management the farm has shown
marked and profitable improvements
Daily Kennebec journal. [microfilm reel] (Augusta, Me.) 1870-1975, 1920-02-10

The regular meeting of Queen
Temple. Pythian Sisters, will occur
this evening.
Daily Kennebec journal. [microfilm reel] (Augusta, Me.) 1870-1975, 1920-02-10
AUGUSTA LOCALS
Wallace Ladd went to Portland
Monday for the day on business.

George H. Bryant OF Oakland was q
business visitor Monday at the court
nOUDe.
Daily Kennebec journal. [microfilm reel] (Augusta, Me.) 1870-1975, 1920-02-10

nave crossed the rubicund." nia'
""'eo the woman who had ~
u1a'feied with her red faced coos
Brooklyn Eagle.
Daily Kennebec journal. [microfilm reel] (Augusta, Me.) 1870-1975, 1920-02-10

ure SO. and the same ,nderendeI.
World.
The Chattanooga news. [volume] (Chattanooga, Tenn.) 1891-1939, 1920-10-16
EMPLOYMENT
HELP WANTED-FEMALE. ~

CLERKS. typists. (women over I'D for
government departments; $500 MONTH
ly; experience unnecessary. For free
particulars OF examination. write X.
Terry, former civil service examiner,
1870 Continental bldg, Washington,
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The Chattanooga news. [volume] (Chattanooga, Tenn.) 1891-1939, 1920-10-16
INV COTTAGE ~ RipGEDNLE

4 patriotic citizen. IN order 10 help
relieve tie shortage IN houses, bought
a nice level lot IN ridge dale and built
4 neat b-ruom cottage on Il. which
has just boon completed. lie paid
cash Tor everything and We now Of
Ter his property at cost. 81 500 on
terms uf $500 cash and tho balance
$50 per month
GLOVER a GRADY & KEITH WEBB
Hamilton NHuonal hank bldg
Phones Main $50 and -l62.
The Chattanooga news. [volume] (Chattanooga, Tenn.) 1891-1939, 1920-10-16
LIVE STOCK
DOGS, CATS, PETS
POULTRY AND SUPPLIES.

HENS-Whito Leghorn for sale: pure
bred. II. A. Sorgcnfrey. Missionary
The Chattanooga news. [volume] (Chattanooga, Tenn.) 1891-1939, 1920-10-16

HOMES. Rivtrview Torrace--F'or rent.
four new homes. just completed nve
rooms each, all modern. furnace heat,
hardwood floors SOS per month j..
$. Gamble. ia IL. eth at Main i4S.
or Main Gaa
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The Chattanooga news. [volume] (Chattanooga, Tenn.) 1891-1939, 1920-10-16
ARTICLES FOR SALE.
LUMBER

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OF MISCELLANEOUS LUMBER.
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The Chattanooga news. [volume] (Chattanooga, Tenn.) 1891-1939, 1920-10-16

CASHIER, experienced Can at once
LEgctts Drug store. Eth and Market
sts.
COOK on Missionary ndge: room on
place II desired. Phone Hem. $50.
COOK experienced. servants house on
ploce. permanent. also dining room
help good wages. ll9 McCnllie ave.
60 X. Two Eltls. nrst-class cook and
chatnh' rmaid Main BIS
The Wheeling intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1903-1961, 1920-03-25
MADISON HOLDS
TRACK TROPHY
Gains victory In Second Annual Meet
At High school wednesday.

Madison school retains possession a
the Public Schools Athletic League
track trophy as result Of thc'r vie
tory in the second annual indoor track
meet held at the high school yesterday
afternoon and last night. Amid con.
tinuous applause that rc-echocd
throughout tho high school from four
IN the afternoon until nInc-thirty III the
evening the Judges We're busy testing
tn" 300 boys and girls who ran, jumped,
threw and Chinncd.
Following Madison with fifty point.
10 their credit came Webster with Ala
points: Richie with S6l9; Clay with
ISL: Union with 26ls; Washington
with % and Centre with 70 points.
The individual champions in the var
lous events, who will be awarded with
silver and bronze medals furnished By
the Athletic League follow The girls
in the standing broad jump were first
Beatrice Rrinhardt Of Clay with fer
inches: second GcurEianna Hughes. OF
Washington with Il. IL in: third
Mdrgarc: Williams. of Clay and Helen
Alplanalp of Mckinley. both feet;
Virginia krcbs of Ritchic. t Fl. III: in;
Sara West OF Richie. Fl u in.
In the basketball far throw the fol-
lowing girls wnn--nrst jeanette Tyson
% clay a feet: Angela Furpura Of
Union. ~ feet; Jane Sto,lar, Of Madison
SIS feet: Rculnh Rainbow Of Madison,
q feet; Mary Hamn. of Union, 81 feet,
5 inches
The individual boy champ wCr"
for the running broad jump. first ="
John Wood. oc Madison - f. II IN:
George Rrandrase Of Madison. IL r. I
in: SorCc oC Webster u Il. In:
Marschurr Of Webster II II 10 IN. Spill
lcrs Of Clay "A II. ) in: Smith "f Madi-
son "A e. in. In tho Ginning III" fol-
lowing boys won: first John Wood OF
Madison 90 times: Lo0s Of Washington
|? times. Smith "f Madison IS times;
MarSchucr of Webster Is; Packer OF
Webster &c: Cotton Of Madison and sub
lett OF clay tied with 10 times each.
Thf dual contest between Mckinley
and Jefferson for small school silver
Gun was very close with indications
ihnt Jefferson would be in the final
count before tho winner.
The summary TT points gained by the
girls and boys follows:
The Wheeling intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1903-1961, 1920-03-25
REAL ACTION WILL Be
SEEN AT AUDITORIUM
Jimmy Jones, OF Alliance, will Appear
Against Gallagher IN First APP
pearance Here.

More than the usual amount Of inter.
est is being taken in the termination
tourney" that IL being staged by the
Wheeling A c. on Tuesday night. The
club has secured the three best local
boys in their class, Billy Williams, Wal
ter Hahn and Johnny Gallagher. to op-
pose out Of town fighters. they being
Patsy Young. Gus Camp and Jimmie
Jones. Every one Of these boys have
appeared on local fight cards with ,hc
exception OF Jones.
In the final ten rounds Fighting Bill
"" williams will clash with Patsy Young
OF Pittsburgh. Billy Is in earnest for this
go and will enter the ring in the pest
possible shape. Williams has been Scc-
ting in shape for tho past ten days and
IL looking better than ever
Young is in EIll lIcckWJu'S camp 7nl
that assures the fans he viii b. right
when he enters the ring. tn" ht'Ir
littsburGher 10 going at top speed now
Williams will have 10 y" right - win.
Gus Camp. tn" PITTSBURGH light h"aI Y.
will again swap swHts with Walter
Hahn. Of W"lIsburg These boys rur".
iShed one Of the most sensational ScmiS
that WAS ever seen m Thus section ard
no doubt Will repeat Tuesday evening.
Tho opening ten has been changed
and the fans viii Sc Johnny Gallagher
one II the most popular boys that ever
douncd a glove IN TINS section facing
Jimmie Jones. TN, hard M,tluG l!Shi-
weight of Alliance. -
Tickets ar. moving along in fine r;yIc
and can be obtained a Ia" Autler CAFE.
Mcclure Cigar stand. Victoria Pool Par
lor and Fort Henry Smoke House.
The Wheeling intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1903-1961, 1920-03-25
WHEELING FLOOR CHAMPIONS WILL
Re SEEN IN ACTION NEXT FRIDAY
WESLEYAN ATHLETIC
CALLED FROM SCHOOL

BUCkHANNON. March o5.--Willtarn
Snedegar. great football. basket ball and
base ball star. has just been called -
his home in Roanoke. Virginia. Severe
illness OF his father called the premier
athlete TO his native land. His father
has been an invalid for four years. Suf-
fering with an injured spine which has
held him 10 his bed.
Willim Sredegar stands peerless in the
eyes of thousands OF sportsmeu in this
state. Il was his cool gen"ralshlp
which won that noted state champion
ship in football from West Virginia
university in ClarkshurE in the fall Of
1917. His playing that season was no
more sensational than Il was this past
fall with the exception that he was out
OF the grne with injuries more this past
year than he was in 1917. Sucdcgar' :
work. however. was so mtr!torlouS that
he was unanimously chosen captain Oh
the eleven which is 10 represent MCS-
lcyan in 1918.
HIS work in basket ball was Il feature
Of the past season and upon his work
and a few other experienced stars the
base ball season was expected 10 be a
big success. II is a little doubtful II he
will be able 70 return here in time for
the beginning of the base ball season,
Aud should ne not return Ter several
weeks Wesleyan will miss him very
much. He is an excellent pitcher and
that end of the base ball program seems
TO be the most problematiCal at the pre-
sent time.
The Wheeling intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1903-1961, 1920-03-25
ONLY FIVE REAL THIRD BASEMEN
IN THE TWO MAJOR LEAGUES
By HUGH s. FULLERTON

ton much more than they are In the
outfield. I was interested in his caseI
as he does not at all appear to be the,
build or style Of a third baseman. He,
is tall, rangy and has great ground COW,
ering ability. rather than the spryness,
and quick starting required in 4 third
baseman. Yet Bradley. Denny. thinner;
man and a number Of other great third
basemen were rangy men.
Brooklyn's experiment Of trying to,
make a third baseman out Of Johnson
will be watched with interest. The boy
can HIT. and he has played well in al
most every position on tho bail field,
not a star but hustling. hAfd working,
ball player. II he can make good at
third. even to the average, the Dodgers
have added 10 their attacking strength.
Remember that the defensive value Of
third base is not great, - compared.
with that OF other positions. Third
basemen get extremely few chances. and.
those are usually hard ones. The strong
player with a capable pair Of hands for
blocking. who can block hard driven
balls and recover quickly is as good. and
often better. than the brilliant fielder
who comes with the ball.
1t is ono OF those either you get II
or you don't" jobs.
Also il is extremely strange 70 find
so few capable men playing third--a
position regarded by many infielders as
a clnch. and much softer than short. ;
There are no fewer than four men In
each league who are trying TO win the
regular jobs away from veterans At
third. and the chances are that with %
candidates aspiring to the IL third base
jobs. several new stars may get chance
TO shine.
One OF the interesting candidates Is
BRAZIL. the youngster who is declared
TO be one Of the coming sensations at,
third for Connie Mack.
Tomorrow we will study the short.
stops, where Il is certain we will find
moro class, as we'll as greater differ
cree Of strength revealed by the figures.
Copyright. 1920, by the Bell Syndicate,
Incl
The Wheeling intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1903-1961, 1920-03-25
", 81, COLLEGIANS
MEET ALL-STARS FRI.
Henry, AN-Anertcan Tacflson Football
Eleven Will Be Seen in The
Colleg1ans' Lineup.

The Washington ColleSians. COM
posed Of former stars Of Wash-Jer col
lcge. will appear here Friday evening,
when they'line up against the Wheeling
All-Stars made up OF local stars. At the
Elm School gymnasium. Martins Ferry.
The Washington five will be stronger
than ever with such able stars as
Henry. former all-American tackle. Eicl-
son. Carol and Conn brothers. one OF
whom IS proclaimed 10 be the best
forward in the tri-state district. They
will arrive tomorrow at noon.
The All Stars will be represented by
such wonderful floor men as Turk. cap
tain. considered one OF the best for
wards in the valley Nelly and Kim
oerland will also appear in the aN-star
lineup. Campbell and Morrison will fill
the remainder OF the tiVe. Morrison
Y.ll be remembered as the coach of the
Wonderful Mound City five that pulled
one OF the biggest floor surprises Of
this year AT the state tournament when
they reached the finals. The Elm gym
viii mold quite a large crowd and the
place Is expected to be packed to the
doors when the teams line up ready for
pIaT
The Wheeling intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1903-1961, 1920-03-25
1,ocar, rLo0R PANS WILL GET
LAST oLnRsE OF STATE CHAM
P1oRs AGAINST BELLAIRE
IASSES YEDAY.
Miss BrovermRn WIN Play Last Come
for Alma Mater After Starring
for Three seasons,

The wheeling High lassies. state moor
rt-l champions Of West Virginia Will
afford the public one more opportunity
Z, see them in action when they ciash
FRIDAY night with the Bellaire Hlgh
lassies in a game that should prove hot
" contested. These two teams have al
ways been bitter rivals and BelialTe
,s reputed 10 be the only team that can
hold the wonderful forwards that com
nose the Gold and Blue front RANKS
The local High school lasstes Will 50
into the game a favcrite after defeating
the Red and Black seXtette on their own
floor by a few points. Miss Broverrnail
will appear in the Gold lineup and
eyervone that would Ike TO see this
wonderful forward in action Will be CIV
en- the chance which she displays her
Skiu at shooting baskets against The
Ohio laSsteS.
Great interest has been aroused over
This coming contest and It Will be up %
tho Wheeling High lass!es 20 uphold
their record as state champions FRIDAY.
Sbonld Reuaire win they would %
claiming that they could beat any team
In the state. and il would De sorrowtGI
loss 20 Captain BroverCnaH after playing
, wonderful brand OF ball this season 10
appear in her last game with the CON
and then lose out for the first time.
student tickets have been selling rapid
~ and one Of the largest crowds that
ever attended a girls game VIII un-
doubtedly turn out.
The Wheeling intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1903-1961, 1920-03-25
Springtime Very
Severe onCatarrh

your experience and observation,
ever seen anything more than tenn
porary relief result from the use
of sprays, atomizers, jelies, 10
tons, salyes and other locally ap.
piled treatment?
Take your own case, for In
stance. Doubtless you have faith
fully tried all of the local RENE
dies ever recommended. Outside
of possibly unstopping, for the
time being, the clogged-up all
passages, and affording a little
temporary relief from difficult
breathing, what real benefit have
YOU received from remedies local
" applied?
The Wheeling intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1903-1961, 1920-03-25

Natures remedy fer the treat
ment of Catarrh, is s. S. S, which
has been so successfully used for
this ailment for the past fifty
years. Made from the roots and
herbs of recognized medicinal
value, gathered direct from the
forests, this fine old remedy stands
unique in the annals of medicine,
because its therapeutic value is in
such strict accord with the laws
of nature.
You should lose no time, there,
fore, in taking advantage of this
excellent season to get nature S
assistance in cleansing your syS-
TEN of Catarrh. Begin at once 10
take a thorough course of s. 5. s.,
which will act directly upon the
millions OF tiny Catarrh germs
that infeSt your blood, and give
direct. rational results by eliminate
ing them from your system. =. s.
5. is sold at all drug stores.
For free medical expert advice
regarding your own case, write
fully to Chief Medical Adviser,
It's Swift Laboratory, Atlanta, Ga.
The Wheeling intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1903-1961, 1920-03-25
There's no JOY in the
clad season to
those who can
hardly breathe

Just as the happy springtlme Is
about to bud forth with all its joy
full message of natures wonderful
changes, there comes a dlscordant
note to those afflicted with Ca
tarrh, for just at this season while
the system is undergoing thor
9ugh renovation, any physical IN
trinity becomes more aggravated
and pronounced.
Hence those who are victims of
Catarrh.-that most troublesome
and tenacious of diSorders-fnd
that with the approach of spring
there is a decided tendency for the
air passages to clog up, the throat
and nostrils become sore and in
famed so that their breathing APP
paratus operates only with the
greatest pain and difficulty.
The Wheeling intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1903-1961, 1920-03-25
WAR|NOOD HIGH
DIAMOND CARD
IS COMPL ETER
RICHLAND DISTRICT STUDENT
NINE TO OPEN SEASON
WITH TORONTO.
Fourteen Games Seheduled, 'sA OF
which Will Be Played %
Home Field.

Keen interest Is being talief in a,h-
letics bv students OF Warv god High
school especially in the co'rinr base
ball season which will be opened by the
nine Of this school on April, y on their
home grounds.
Superintendent Harry S'rith. Of Rich
land district, il is understood. will
coach the team. which he promises to b"
in excellent condition Big the time tn"
first game is played. y. is understood
that he will call all players together
sometime next week 20 that they can
be tried out for the different positions
warwood had a very weak team last
season but this year Will have SOM
very good material which also promises
one OF the best SCHOOL teams IN the
valley.
Student Weiss, who was elected sew
eral months aso as manager Of IN"
team for the yeor, has been very busy
an completing arrangements for tn"
coming season, Fourteen games hay"
been arranged in all. six Of which Will
be played on the home field while the
remaining g'rmes will be played away
from homo.
The following Is the schedule for the
season:
April IS. Toronto at wa-wood.
April JIG. New Cumberland at New
Cumberland.
April Il. Linsly At Wheeling.
April %, Toronto al Toronto
! April IS, Wheeling at Wheeling.
Aprn 80, Bridgeport At Bridgeport.
Msy l. Triadclphia- at Warwood.
May 4, Weirtou AZ Warwood
May I. 81. CIairsvillc at St Clairs-
| Vile.
May IL. Triadelphia at Triadelphia.
May Is. Bridgeport al Warwond.
May 10. Wheeling ct Warwocd,
/ May 81. Linsly at Warwood.
May 10, Weirton at Wcirton.
The Wheeling intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1903-1961, 1920-03-25
WELLSBURG HIGH
LAYS CLAIM TO
VALLEY TITLE

The WcllsburG high school basket bali
team puts in their hid for the Ohio Val
Icy championship along with the other
high school fiVcs. Since Wheeling and
Bellaire high school basket ball teams
have put up the claim for the Ohio Val
Icy title WellSburg * now stepping into
have their say. W'ilSburG during the
season Just closed. met the fast Cathe-
darl high five in two games Of basket
ball. winning one on their home floor
and losing the other one on the lattcr'S
floor, thus getting an even break. Tn"
only other team in IN" valley thar was
met was M"undsviil" on their floor which
resulted in victory for the latter. but
IN turn MOuudsvillc would not play on
the WcllshurE floor, with Wcilshurg
claiming the second victory.
Wheeling. always contender. refused
To play WNllSburG this year. and won't
ont Of their bounds and met teams in
Ohio rather than contest with teams in
th"Ir own locality who would give them
better opposition RcllRlr" on the OJHCr
hand did practically the same thing and
the WcllsburG management made all CT
forts possible for n" TWO teams 10 meet
hut for som" unknown cause tn" Rcllaire
team would not CIV" WcllSburR any dates
for games. The SIruhcuvillc management
had TWO games arranged with the Wells
burg team at the start Of the season
but knowing IN" prowcSs of the Wells
burg five took the means and cancelled
the games thus the meeting Of these
TWO teams was off for the season
These ar" the circumstances in which
the Wcllshurg MANAGEMENT lahored I'M
der during tn" past season. the teams OF
the valley seemingly afraid to meet the
WCllshurg quintet.
Wcllsburg now holds the Ohio Valley
championship. has held il for the past
three years undiSputcd and will now SGT
forth claim for the championship for the
season just ending. Until som" team
DEFEATS Wrllsburg the Brooke county
lads Will be proclaimed the undisputcd
n.Amplons II the OHIO Valley.
The Wheeling intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1903-1961, 1920-03-25

Therefore, this is the best sea-
son of the entire year to get real
rational results from the intelli-
gent method of treating Catarrh,
because the right treatment CO.
operates with nature in rebuilding
and eliminating efforts that are
now in full operation.
Catarrh, as any victim Of this
disease will readily agree, is a
great deal more than a local irri-
tation and diSarrangcmcut of the
breathing apparatus. II the dis
Ease were nothing more than this,
then the usual method of local
treatment would give some def
,ite results. But have You, in all