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The Wheeling intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1903-1961, 1920-06-19
EDDIE CASEY,
ELI RANk

and with material possessing spirit and
fight team should be moulded out that
wKll bring glory 10 the old school.
for several years. In his high school
days he played like seasoned veteran
and was a whirlwind which few men
succeeded in stopping. Entering Har.-.
ward with brilliant high and prep
school record. ne lived UP 10 every inch
OF It, and was the backbone OF that
team during his stay there.
The Wheeling intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1903-1961, 1920-06-19
STRAUB'S PLAY
SHORT CREEK

Tomorrow afternoon the Straub 4. c.
will play the Short Creek nine on The
latt"r'S grounds, AZ three o'clock. The
Straub \. c. challenge N" Wilson
Packers FOR Il game Juno tAll r.. g.
lal-R. anytime during the day, or 1911
between . and $50 y. m.
The Wheeling intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1903-1961, 1920-06-19

All Winchester players arc requested
10 be present at the reorganization meet
ing 10 he held Thursday evening. july
l. at 80 o'clock, in the Wincherer
pool rooms. =
The Wheeling intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1903-1961, 1920-06-19
U. C. 7. VS.. LORAINs
"

Tomorrow afternoon on the Wheeitnl
Creek grounds at Stop 10 on the Barton
car line. the United Commercial Travel
crs baseball team will line up against
the Lorain Coal and Dock nine OF Bridge
port -.
The Wheeling intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1903-1961, 1920-06-19
Mack'S to FOlanSbep

ThA McConkey baseball team OF tho
FaSt End will go TO FolianSbee this az
tcruoon TO meet the team OF that place.
Lewis or Crock Will probably be the
SclSrrion % tho locals. The game Will
be called at three o'clock.
The Wheeling intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1903-1961, 1920-06-19
sppcrAcu1AR CATCH

PHILADELPHIA. June lN--StengeIs
one hand jumping catch of Fournier's
liner with two out and two on bases
saved the game for philadelphia today:
enabling Sthc locals to break ST. Louis
streak OF seven straight victories by
/ TO o score The only run OF the game
was a home run by Tragresscr. Score;
"'' R.H. L.
e. Louis w 600 OoO 1000 !
Philadelphia Dol 600 00O-l 4 o
Batteries-Doak and Clemens ana
Causey and Tragresser.
The Wheeling intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1903-1961, 1920-06-19
AMERICAN LEAGUE
YsUtsrdAy's Games,

YsstsrdAy's Games.
DetrqN. !: Boston. o.
Cleveland. .; Washington. ..
st. Louis. 4: Philadelphia. ;.
New York, }; Chicago. .
The Wheeling intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1903-1961, 1920-06-19
MACK'S AND BAUERS To P[AY.
End GAME Of SERIES SUNDAY

AFTERNOON AT TUNNEL GREEN HANDLERS Will
PROBABLY DO THE TWIRLING-BoTa TEAMS AXE In
FINE sHAPE-GAME CALLED AT O'CLOCK
The Wheeling intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1903-1961, 1920-06-19
The Standing,
To-dRy'g Gamop,

To-day's Games.
Boston at Detroit.
Washington Mt Cleveland.
Philadelphia at 81. Louis
New York at ChiCagp.
The Wheeling intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1903-1961, 1920-06-19
AMERICAN ASSOCIATION
INTERNATIONAL LEAGUE

Rrifalo-J Jersey City. rain.
Toronto :, Baltimore 2.
Toronto 4. Baltimore II.
Rochester !. Reading -.
Rochester {. Reading ..
Nkron-SyracuSc, rain
The Wheeling intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1903-1961, 1920-06-19

Slow and sure" Ia good motto X
yon interpret il right-slow to- anger
and sure 10 smash hard atterward.
The Wheeling intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1903-1961, 1920-06-19
HOW they STAND
NATIONAL LEAGUE
YeGterday'g Games.
The Standing.

New 4 rK, o. FTIlSUUTBH, T.
Philadelphia, ]: ST. Louis. u.
Other games postponed; arin.
The Wheeling intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1903-1961, 1920-06-19
To-day's Games.

To-day's Games.
Pittsburgh at New York.
Cincinnati at Boston.
st. Louis at Philadelphia.
] Chicago at Brooklyn
The Wheeling intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1903-1961, 1920-06-19

Totals. ...... II - = Ia
Batted for Cooper in seventh.
Batted for Carlson in ninth.
The Wheeling intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1903-1961, 1920-06-19
.SCRAPPY. CAME
At LEAGUE PARK
Ferry Eagles VIII Tackle Rolmstead
GrAys Tomorrow Aftsrnoon-Durk-
hart 70 Pitch for Eagles.

The Ferry Eagles win meet the Home
stead Grays at League park tomorro"
afternoon in what will no doubt be one
Of the scrappiest games of the season.
The Grays are the champion colored
team Of Pennsylvania, and have only
met defeat twice this season. Eddy
Burkhardt will again pitch for thu
Eagles while owens, the Black Ace, Will
twirl for the Penn Staters.
Martinsburg W Va evening journal. [volume] (Martinsburg, W. Va.) 1913-1920, 1920-03-12
COAL COMMISSION
DISSOLYES---W WHITE
TO SUBMIT REPORT
Chairman Robinson Leaves For Home, Saying He Is
Through With COntrOversy-President To Get Mi
nority Report-Wi Arrest Those Indicted

tatiye. on the coal commission will
submit his minority report to tn
president following conference
with John L. Lewis. acting presi-
dent OF the United Mines Workers
of America. Secretary William F.
Green, and the officials OF the or
ganization In Washington. Lewis
may visit the white house to talk
over the situation
Commenting on the dispatches
from Indianapolis that the grand
iury called by Judge Anderson had
returned indictments against 125
miners. officials and operators. Le-
wis said smilingly:
"Brutus is an honorable man
indianapolis, Ind, March 12.-Ar.
rests within a week were forecast
ed following the return Of indic.-
ments against 125 bituminous coal
operators and miners by special
federal grand jury in the United
States district court here today. Cap
Eases were being prepared today f0t
the arrest of the l25 men. approx
mately two thirds of whom are Oh
orators and the rest miners. The
defendants will be arraigned here
before Judge a. b. And -son, May
t0Irtb
Martinsburg W Va evening journal. [volume] (Martinsburg, W. Va.) 1913-1920, 1920-03-12
tsy international News servicc.)

Washington, March 12-The
question of wage increases fer coal
miners rests directly with President
Wilson today.
The presidents coal commission
is dissolved Henry W. Robinson,
chairman Of the commission, left
{early today for his home in Pasa-
dena, Cal, leaving statement that
1he is through with the coal wage
controversy.
Chairman Robinson, declared he
had sent his report to the president
and will not participate further.
This action may forestall any eff.
forts on the part OF the president to
secure a unanimous report from the
commission by getting Robinson
and Peale to confer further with
John P. White, the labor member Of
the commission, who has dissente1
from the majority report.
]. P Whites minority report has
not yet been completed. 1t is under
stood that White makes strong rec
ommendation in his report for short
er working hours and refuses to
Aaccept any compromise on the mat
Mr.. White, the miners represen-
Martinsburg W Va evening journal. [volume] (Martinsburg, W. Va.) 1913-1920, 1920-03-12
M ADOO NO PROPHET
when He TALKS OF
LIQUOR QUESTION
"You Tell EN- | SHUTTER, y
SAYS Former Secretary.
(By international News service)

Washington, March y william
G. McAdoo is no prophet aB 10 the
probable wet" and dry" line up
al the next Democratic convention.
lie ffaakly said 50 here, and added
that he would not indulge in pro
phccy.
You tell EN- | stutter,' elaenla-
ted the aatute McAdoo, AZ he
emerged from Secretary Of the
Treasury IIouat3n's Office, and waa
bcBieged by friends.
Mr.. McAdoo's bowery retoft vas
provoked b. some iuqugltlye
friends who sought to find out what
McAdoo Thought OF Mr.. William
Jennings Brgan's campaign 10 align
- loyal "Grys" for tho expected
battle on the convention floor al
San Francisco next Summer.
McAdoo shled away from discus
4ion On the liquor question with
adroltne84 To hia former assoel
ates a. the tfeausary, however. he
delivered himself 81 some pithy
points On the liquor topic. These
informal remarks are said - have
infleated he might eYen be inclined
to declare himself ~ fayorinY light
wines ard beer
Martinsburg W Va evening journal. [volume] (Martinsburg, W. Va.) 1913-1920, 1920-03-12
PARK NOW SECURED
MAGNATES GET BUSY
WITH BALL PLANS
Local Ball Club Will Soon BE In Shape and the Shouts
of the Rooter Will BE Heard On the Breeze
lIagcrst0wn Asks Delay.

ctnchcrihch manager, aud COMMUNE
ientlonn have hnan received from
old friends who PROMISE their help
To secure players OF unauestionablo
ability.
within n very short time local
fms will be- systematically canvas.
sod and made to know that II In 1p
IL lhbm ~ win tho league psnhnnt
ihla season Tho association will
put fine tsnm in tho ilald, but tbs
moral Of tho fans, especially IN re-
gard 10 finances. must be- up 10 the
highest standard
Wants Opening Later
HnRefstown. Md. Haeh H. Fitch
nfd liarIle. president Of tbs ,Iiagera'
town baseball League, hns request
I'd J, V. .Jnmison, IT, president ~
The Blue Ridge League. 10 postpone
The opening er the f.eagUa season
from May II To May n, and 10 fls
tho closing of the SEASON on Heptsms
ber n instead Of September q.
President Hnrtls today announced
TINT he had signed Foster Arm.
strong. catcher lbete In 1917 and
left 10 Join lbs army. and gnldamnn.
beacon. n. v. n big righibaud PHI
ehar. President iiaftlo expects 10
announce lhe liaRarstoWn clubs
nov manager In few days.
tinRstM0wn probably would hays
mKhnd Country Morris. nov o0aehs
Ing Clemson G6iaRs. fofmsr mnnas.
er NJ ihs MattinsbdrR w va
team au1 recently signed ~ man
nRe the WnyHesb6ro, fthj Crib
this ysaf. but Morris WIS unable 10
report hefe until March II lie has
4incs signed with WaYnssboro,
H. VAS learned today that beesuss
~ ihs dslhy In fhb Blue ltidRe Bsas
rue rsofRaGizlhg tiagsfst9Wu lost
three Yhlaabls bAllpIaHefs owned IN
mo Washington Americans fiafe
7 GrFfth manager ~ tho SENATORS.
Nfeie President tiaffIs offering him
ihG aethicEs ~ three mau. but Pres.
deh{ ifaffle uas unable ~ heehf
until the leagues te1fganlznti9n
Haa assured The three ms0 have
besn fatnef - boz Harry Whites.
Hho viii mauags tbs MasksgOu
team. EsBltal League.
FFiAAb ~ INV fHfFb IiibH was tfHkbH
troy ifagts'opn, vino mrs sign
~ by the Washington Americans
pom recommendation ~ Walter
t9ansDn hnd Slek Altf6tk. who saw
sthifsI PIN In the ffakststoun In
44sttial f.HaKuh here last fall. This
bibef twb players usfs First basss
man Frank KHiliusf ami Shoris,01
tatk UhdshY
Ssbpsf Signs
Announcement mas made lasf
fizht IN GbambefsbhfR inst Eddie"
tfhnDsf. fSfnHt Manager NJ ths Ma
fGGhs. aaa fei sod iis slKnsd ron
'taht aa1 viii manage me Cham.
tefsbBe Clgb ~ 'as Illus Ridge
lAaHBs azajn i}is sms season r.
e46 bas0 fsD1atNf mat FfsfsfieS
0as YsfY dhs.rib5s ~ sstBfiu Uoops
-. III, ihfl syifsntiY i1st mt @bsf
faambstsbgtH Hngai$ ri bbs3
Martinsburg W Va evening journal. [volume] (Martinsburg, W. Va.) 1913-1920, 1920-03-12
CHAMBER COMMERCE
WANTS ACTION ON
PROPOSED SUBWAY
Names Committee To Confer
With B. & o. Company.

At Fridays meeting of the Cham
Der OF Commerce motion prevail
ed that committee be appointed tn
confer with the Baltimore and Ohio
Railroad company relative 10 the con
Htruction of the North Queen street
subway. The president appointed l..
w. Letter. chairman. II. il. Gmmert.
DR.. II. G.. Tonkin. l.. II. Thompson
and j. w. Stewart, and Theme gentle.
men will at once communicate with
the railroad company.
Mr.. Fred Laiae requested the co.
operation of the board In securing
their cooperation In having the Win
chester pike improved, which, he
stated. ID impassablc In several
places. particularly near Darkeaville.
Upon motion, tho president appoint.
cd n. II. Emmert TO confer with the
county court.
Upon motion OF l.. ". Thompson
tho question OF securing a notorious
service within the city limits was re-
ferred TO the Merchants committee
for investigation,
The president wag requested to
confer with Col. s.. w. Walker reln-
tive TO the possibilities OF securing at
this time now y. a. o. passenger
station.
The president appointed the follow
Ing committee ON committees. l..
H. Thompson, Ward McLanahan. l..
Dow. Gerhardt, Il. A. Poland aud T.
w. Martin.
President j. X. Poland was named
Al alternate delegate 10 the conyen.
tlon OF the Chamber OF Commerce oi
the United States.
The secretary was instructed 10 &c
cure new quarters for the GrRhnlza.
ton.
a motion prevailed that authorize
ton No. be approved.
Those attending the meeting were
Aessra. Bradford. Emmert. Lowell
IcLanahan. Poland, Thompson and
Thorn.
Martinsburg W Va evening journal. [volume] (Martinsburg, W. Va.) 1913-1920, 1920-03-12
OFFICERS GO TO
WASHINGTON AFTER
Confessed R0BpER

Allen 3 NoI prosecuting ate
ney, vas Used by wire today b.
e. l. CT. mt, Inspector of detectives
a. WASHINGTON. TO have LoYeFiao
Cole. alias Charles D. Robinson, col
ored Who mas confessed 70 the bur
slarv q tie Garment Shop recently.
removed 20 tais city.
Acting upon mat advice tais AZ
e-noon Mr.. Nol and ?. F. Hoffman
deput= sheriff. went 10 Washington
on ram No. 6 and will return win
! % prisoner tonight.
Further search for ne remainder
81 the stolen goods from the Gar.
ment Shop VIII be made tonight AMI
tomorrow IN Washington. Al noon
today. N-. Noll s.a.ed that he NIGH
take another officer viii him, a. r.
NAV remain 7 Washington 70 ass .:
IT tie saa-c-.
Cole. i IS ua4e stood. las wa.
extraii-ton ard will acconpa *,
officers here without any difficult
lie IS understood - nave statad a.
the presence q officers .aat b.
KoG-d commit suicide a. c1e a-s-
po-tE1i1y. 5a- h VIII = safely
-zrd=3 % preFaCt ain from ca
F-EL1g MO execution aEg s-ca par
A 1-E5s- e cities, since Cols's
ar-sst. aaTa requested "a. = q
given i--9 ,1=.- custody b=csgs= o.
has GsF=l1rs5 - - aas commit
ted crimes = .zrZe 11mt9r ~
places, Int a. IL local 2-.aoet,.as
were responsible - atz arrest re-
Martinsburg W Va evening journal. [volume] (Martinsburg, W. Va.) 1913-1920, 1920-03-12

Everything looks rosy for u au,s
ceasful base ball aeahon, how that
tho playing ground has been haHura
rcd through tho generosity Of
Megara. =. w. Walker, NJ. L. Dorm
and Arlington Rouah. whereby tho
games can be played on tho old
grounds In Rosemont. This was The
only thing that held tho hsHoci,.
lion back In It's campaign for funds
and from now on there Will ba no
lotting Jp until the town has n team
in tho field composing for ljua
Ridge honorn.
Organization Complete
At n hpecinl meeting of tho Mar
tlnaburg Base Ball Association held
IN the Offices Of tbs president. Dr.
q. i. Morrison. Thutsdny afternoon.
Tho local organization was cDfnplci.
od by The election If ~ board Of III
fcciots ana Of clyde H. Smith as
chairman ~ the Finance committee
Tho directors VIII bo announced
within tho nett few days. aa hn a.
fort rs being made 10 aeelire the
very beat of material for this II"
cidedlY important branch If Tho to.
cal organization, and Immediate
stops VIII bn taken 10 secure tho
necessary funds 10 maintain tho
club
Already several excellent PROPOSE
fIDns have been made Lawrence
Hedges has generously offered IN
give ono ~ his nights Friday dur.
ing Easter week at ThornWond Hail.
I for dance for The benefit Of lhs ~.
cal club, and l.. bow, Gefhardt
was appointed chairman of com,
| mittee 10 work with M Hedges #
Is confidently believed That several
/ hundred dollars. If not more. will b.
+ derived In this manner. Frank Col
/ ley said he would arrange for y
+ game b"iWesn me crack HhGDherds
/ tOwu College dnlnt nnd tbs ioc1l
/ players. Dr6Hldtd the Z. ". e. 4 ii
reetefa would permit tbs same ~ be
+ played 81 tho gym. ana Roger f.
/ WbtsGn. Prince Dunn ana / VII
+ Ham Kagiif we're named as the
/ committee 70 vail upon tbs difae
+ tors In mis- manner Il IL likel1 that
another Yopd sum will BE- realized
t r. VAS aiso thought inst tag da2
would bring In considerable tplu
and President NOris0u. 81. T.. vat
/ sOn and Clyds smith Wars made .
+ committees ~ arrange pr sgeh =
m day N gafutfaY. Hafeh m d
Chairman e. w. Stake. II me
players cDmmittes. announced nls
/ committee l.. DsW Gatahfdf. ].
I william Kassle. Thomas i6afkiG.
Ksliay Harris. Dhysieal dIfsef1f -
7 Nc Z. NJ T.. A.. an1 Frank GplleY.
/ ma viii aet uh'l rs lsagss PIT MS
/ tase ball duties lathf n Fhh msbta
pfhsdant N4rishn t4fh4d Ggsf ?.
itas players n6gnDis,ae Il tumbet ~
aDU1aflGDa fof b@fth* m me lp"as
,l8D, Nalca vii b. given 4aa eru
s.Gef4sinh. am T. IL alfeaAY mat
'Nss faas Nafsthsbgfz pl1 hags sah
NJ no hos, eltDs ~ players IN rs
als'bf7. Ern,Y ;9Hi.4,t,a Dtthfs ~ .
Martinsburg W Va evening journal. [volume] (Martinsburg, W. Va.) 1913-1920, 1920-03-12
Mr., ALMER EVANS
SUCCUMBS TODAY
TO HIS INJURIES
Well Known Young Farmer
Fails To Recover.

Ii will be with profound sympathy
for the bereaved FAMILY that the in.
Vulnerable friends and acquaintan.
ces In the town nand county learn
Of the death today of Almer Grover
Evans, son of Mrs. Mary T. and the
late ]. w b. Evans. Severely in
jured on February Il. when kicked
by a young horse at Harry Snaps
sale at Pikeside, and his skull frdc-
tured, the young man grew worse
some days ago at the City Hospital
where he was under treatment and
expired at ll.30 o'clock today. He
made a brave but Intellectual fight
against the overwhelmingly odds
against his recovery. For a time ii
seemed that he was getting better,
but about ten days ago there was
a noticeable change In his condition
and he grew worse until death sup
ervened today. The night following
his tragic accident his skull was
trephined and a quantity of splint-
cred bone removed from his crush
ID forhcad. Last evening anOthc1
X-ray examination indicated that
his skull on the left side was crack
ed from near the eye back to the
base Of the brain. 1t was really i'm
possible for him to recover Funeral
Director Cole prepared the remains
for burial and removed them TO his
old home on Sheriff Miller's farm
north Of Arden, from where t1e
funeral Will take place Al lI3g
o'clock Sunday morning Rev NJ.
Groves, Of Bunker Ill., also pastor
Of the Ridge Methodist Episcopal
church, Of which the deceased va
a member, viii uffciate, and the
emains will be Inferred in the fan.
lily burying ground II the Gefrarta
own cemetery,
Hr. Evans was Lbiu ia tnl8 coGA
IS on Nov %, 1ssG aud VAS -
years. three months aud Il days
old. He was widely known and ust
.afsally liked. Always In a good
aumor, fdll Of life and fun, he WA
Welcome in any gathering and p39
Mar IN q iasge circle. In addition -
= Dtuar splendid qualifications b.
al a good business head and was
q successful young farmer and stock
ieaIcr. Already he aad acquired a
comfortable competence and Was OF
80 way % become one u the cOun
US eadiug Farmers when deaf
Martinsburg W Va evening journal. [volume] (Martinsburg, W. Va.) 1913-1920, 1920-03-12
lM|N[RS' INCREASE RESTS WITH PRESIDENT

overlook him.
On December &c, 1912. he and
Miss Louise Horner. daughter ."
Mr. r. G.. Horner. OF Arden, wore
married in Washington, and for thu
past three years they had been re.
siding on Sheriff Miller's farm. i,
was their intention to move back IT,
her parents place April | and a;
mo time Of his accident a sale o.
personal effects was advertised rJr
ihe succeeding week II will be re-
called that his venerable father
passed away on the Goth OF last No
Yember.
In addition 10 his widow. the de.
ceased is survived by his mother.
three brothers. ex.Co. Supt.. of
Schools Willis +. Evans, Of Arden;
Harry O. Evans, of Hotel Berkeley,
lhree sisters. Mrs. Edgar T. Miller.
OF Arden; Mrs. George l. pItzer. Of
Bunker I'm. and Mrs. Guy Selbert,
OF Arden.
He was the youngest Of this we'll
known family.
Martinsburg W Va evening journal. [volume] (Martinsburg, W. Va.) 1913-1920, 1920-03-12
WARM GAME TONIGHT

Tho last basketball game Of tho
High School season will take piacg
tonight at tho Y. ". g. A. when the
WaYnesborO High comes 10 tack
tho local high quint. The WaYne4
borO players are champions If
Southern Pennsylvania high school
and Il warm game Ia In prospect.
Martinsburg W Va evening journal. [volume] (Martinsburg, W. Va.) 1913-1920, 1920-03-12
SUPERIOR MEATS

Amid Superior Surroundings That
Maintain Their Original Quality
and Freshness.
The old-fashioned methods for the
open display OF meats. where they
are subject both to handling and the
impurities OF the atmosphere, not
only ruin the meats but are a. ac-
tual menace to the health.
Such methods have no tolerance
here. Choice fresh, juicy cuts are
attractiyely displayed IN our modern
refrigerated butcher counters - all
covered by discriminating the or
iginal freshness and purity.
We are as proud Of ou4 prices -
our meats and our prices are as
prominently displayed as orr meats.
You'll find 1t pleasure TO buy here
and, Quality considered, q mater ~
ecocoT# as well.
LORD & LORD.
". -, Prop. ia VI. =
Martinsburg W Va evening journal. [volume] (Martinsburg, W. Va.) 1913-1920, 1920-03-12

After & careful confederation hate
decided 10 withdraw as q candidate
Tor the Republican nomination for
co src.iE.aa from the -ecca1 Var
L = LOH =. ~
Martinsburg W Va evening journal. [volume] (Martinsburg, W. Va.) 1913-1920, 1920-03-12
hOTlcE TO SHIPPERS.

The unified freight stations viii be
discontinued March Is a. : q. m. and
reopened With Il. g. Homer IL harge.
; 70 1p q
Martinsburg W Va evening journal. [volume] (Martinsburg, W. Va.) 1913-1920, 1920-03-12
MINORS E II E GROCERY.
IL L.

~. gel ~ a.h.N. a6etl9n AZ M
fe$ HhhrH ~ N8tlua ~. MAfEf
.7so ~ = n. al M Jersey tstl,s
and af.rsas zhF = 'tn;az 5,sraAats
: II r. $ = fETT17
Martinsburg W Va evening journal. [volume] (Martinsburg, W. Va.) 1913-1920, 1920-03-12
K D CIRCLE MEETING.

Tte regular :. .. Circle nesting
Will d t=t1 SATURDAY Mz-Ca =. =.
80 2 r. g. = 1cs7 I,
Martinsburg W Va evening journal. [volume] (Martinsburg, W. Va.) 1913-1920, 1920-03-12
MIn0R,a REMOVAL SALE

A.t zf<,gs mas ~ sud A. Ssf
present sy~atIga 5eftfs MS mHps 70
a..t aeu 1ae. This X n kfaat ~
s<,ttgta7 ~ s*rs fmy aflp TT
g44t N1ffts asAfs y Nil -
Martinsburg W Va evening journal. [volume] (Martinsburg, W. Va.) 1913-1920, 1920-03-12

Rain tonight, probably turning
into anow. followed by general
fair weather Saturday. much
colder.
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90 - ~ ~ ~ 'ftsg
S5eejsi f.r'B - sssiissv.
10 p -
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MINORS REMOVAL SALE
MINORS c &C GROCERY

Let - v1s- al [,aasa Ts-r cir
sIZ = G.2- MOTOR 90
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The evening herald. (Klamath Falls, Or.) 1906-1942, 1920-12-30
DIVORCE TRIAL

TrIal of tho divorce suit OF Sylvia
Hughes against V, G. Hughes IL on
In tho circuit court this afternoon.
The contest In the suit revolves about
the custody of minor. said to be
an adopted child.
state Senator ID. l.. Eddy OF Rose
burg Is appearing for defendant and
w. A. weist OF this city 10 plaintiffs
counsel.
The evening herald. (Klamath Falls, Or.) 1906-1942, 1920-12-30
Our Ad Mans Ode

II nightingales didn't sing. most
people would never know about them
or care. II is the nightingale's way
Of advertising itself.
We know the value OF this bird
from the beauty OF its song.
Let us initiate the beautiful: let
us sway the public mind through the
goodness there is in Il; let us do Il
through good advertising.
The evening herald. (Klamath Falls, Or.) 1906-1942, 1920-12-30
~ Ouch! Lame Back
sN " Rub bsehachc. Lusnbago. Soreness f,A\kG
~NH and stiffness away Try this! ~ AtC

Back hurt your Can't straightcn
up without focling sudden pains.
sharp aches and twingon' Now Lis'
ton, That's lumbago. sclatica or may
be- from a strain, and you1l yet
blessed relief the moment you rub
your back with soothing. penetrating
"st. Jacobs OIL" Nothing clsc takes
out soreness. iamcncss and stiffness
no quickly. You simply rub II and out
comes the pain. II is perfectly harm
The evening herald. (Klamath Falls, Or.) 1906-1942, 1920-12-30
FL

ny JUEIUe

''Here's Swiss named Egg who lives
In New York, petitioning to have his
name changed"
He and his wife have four chill
dren, and his family is constantly
referred to as the half-dozen Eggs.
He claims his yoke is too heavy to be
borne"
why doesn't he lay for his tor
mentors,"
1T appears that he did once and
got beaten--whipped to a froth. Poor
Egg could hardly scramble home"