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The Washington herald., 1920-10-08
ID. E. PENwOMEN
IN l. =. METROPOLIS

Mrs. William Atherton Du Puy.
national president of the League of
American Penwomcn. left Washing
ton Wednesday for New York CITY.
Where she Will attend a banquet to
DC given this evening at the Nc
AIpln Hotel by the New York
Auxiliary of the League. an occa-
sion that is drawing the leading
writing and professional women
from all parts of the country into
grand conClave of talent. Mrs.
Du Puy will be joined in New York
by Mrs. Henry Wilder Kcyes. Mrs,
charles II. Patterson, Mrs. Larz An
derson, Mrs. Theodore Tillcr. and
other members of the national en-
ecutlVe board who have been spond-
ing the summer. at their various
New England homes and will wcnd
their way to Washington via New
York.
Mrs. Michael Leech has sent out
cards announcing the marriage of
her daughter, Marguerite Helen, to
John J. Cannon, on Wednesday,,
September 30.
Mr.. and Mrs. Henry Price Wright.
Oh Philadelphia and Washington,
were the honor guests at dinner
given last evening at the Shoreham
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Mr.. and Mrs. Richard McKnew en-
tertaincd a box party at the Bclasco
Thcater followed by supper at the
cafe St. Marks last evening in com
plIment to Miss Elizabeth Kings
hurN, daughter Of Col. and Mrs
Henry i. KinCsbury. whose mar
rage to Donald Harrison Nfcknew
VIII take place tomorrow evening.
col. and Mrs. hingsbury will give a
dlnner following the wedding re-
hcarsal for the wedding party. Miss
Mary Sue Donaldson will be hostcss
at luncheon today for Miss kings
bury.
Miss Clara Kingsbury will attend
her sister as maid of honor. and the
other attendants will include Mrs.
Henry Hilton-Green and Miss
Nathalie Slocum. cousin of the bride,
OF New York; Miss NJ S. Donaldson
and Miss Katherine Beach. Richard
Mchnew will attend his brother as
best man and the ushers are to be
l. w. Iglehart, Graham Hodges and
Slocum kingsbury. brother of the
bride, all of New York, and Kenneth
Wales of this city.
Tho Eeleet Klub will hold its
dance tomorrow night in the ball
room OF 2iOO Sixteenth street.
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FORMER WASHINGTONIAN
CLOSES BALTIC VILLA.

Mr.. and Mrs. Haakon Steffens-
son have closed their villa. TyresCo
Slote. on the Baltic, which they
occupied during the summer. and
are now in Paris. Mrs. Steffens-
son was formerly Miss Mary Emo.
Mrs. Charles Boughton Wood,
aunt of Mrs. Steffensson, and Miss
Polly Morgan are also in Paris for
the remainder of this month. They
will sail for home early in Novem-
Der. Mr. and Mrs. Steffensson Wis
tied Mrs. Wood in Washington last
winter.
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Miss Margaret Harding. daughter
OF W. p. Harding OF the Federal
Reserve Board, who has been visit
ing Miss Olyve Graef at the Hot
Springs for some weeks, is expected
back this morning.
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kAUFFMANs MOVE INTO
APARTMENT MONDAY.

Mr.. and Mrs. Philip c. kauff-
mann, who arc guests of the parents
Of the former. Mr.. and Mrs. Victor
Kaufman, will take possession Of
their apartment at 27OO Connecticut
avenue Monday.
Mrs. Theodore Noyes has returned
after passing the summer on the
West Coast.
Mrs. Clarence Day, wife of Col.
Day. who passed the summer with
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Children's Shoes

81 Pairs Youths Tan Calf
English Lace Shoes. Sizes II,
l2. 1914 and l8B; IL. IL. l2ig
and l3C; II, 1lL, II, I2hD.
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Miss Alice Harding will go today
to visit Miss Caroline Story. daugh-
ter Of Mr.. and Mrs. John p. Story.
at their country place, Whitehall
in Maryland.
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DR.. octavio Beeche. the newly ap-
pointed Minister OF Costa Rica, pre-
sented his crede ntials to Secretary
OF State cambridge Colby Wednes-
day. He was introduced by Salvador
So, retiring Minister of Salvador,
who is sailing for his home this
week. DR.. BeeChe is Costa Rica's
first diplomatic representative to
the United States since the TinoCo
revolution and the refusal of the
United States 70 recognize the new
government
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COMMANDER BAUM AND WIFE
LEAVE SOON EOR ORIENT

COmdr. George NJ. Baum and Mrs.
Baum will leave Washington short
ly for China, where the former has
been assigned to duty.
Mr.. and Mrs. Charles Warren left
Washington yesterday for Boston
and will go to Dedham to visit the
family of Mr.. Warren and to regis
ter for voting. Mrs. Warren will
probably spend some timo in Ded-
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S.7S pair; were S6
Waists

Children's shoe Section. Fourth floor.
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Mr.. and Mrs. William Nelson Taft.
of Haverford, Pa. will arrive in
Washington tomorrow to visit Mrs.
John Paul Jones.
Mrs. Alexander W. Smith and
Miss Esther Smith. OF Atlanta. Ga.
will join Mr.. Smith in Washington
about the middle of October to
spend the winter here. Mr.. Smith
will be in the city this winter as
special attorney for the Railroad
Administration.
Mrs. Smith has leased their home
in Atlanta and, with Miss Smith. is
spending several weeks at the
Georgian Terrace Hotel. Miss
Smith, who is president of the Ov-
erseas Cuban organization COM
posed of Atlanta women who scrv-
cd overseas-took prominent part
in tho recent drive in Atlanta for
the Hospital for Convalcscent Chill
dren, an institution which the club
is supporting as its after-war work.
They raised $4,000 during the drive
for the coming year.
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Mrs. Wilbur ]. Carr, wife Of the
Assistant to the Secretary of State
and her mother. Mrs. Ezra Koon.
returned Wednesday evening from
Atlantic City where they spent sew
eral weeks en- route home from
Pittsfield, Mass, where they sum-
mered.
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her husband in the Panama Canal
Zone. where he is stationed. has re-
turned to Washington and opened
her house in Twentieth street.
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By {. {. DRUM-HUNT.

President and Mrs. Wilson took
drive yesterday in the victoria.
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Rugs and Linoleums

$50 Yards Texoleum FIoorcoverng. patterns,
60e yard 65c.
200 Yards naid Linoeum, patterns SI4S yard s.
? Seamless Velvet Wilton Rugs size 831IO6 SIS each;
were S60
2 Seamless Wilton Velvet Rugs, hne quality 9xI2
$3.50 each were Sl05.
| Administer Rug, size 9xl2, $3.50; was $3.50
Administer Rug size 9xl2 1850; was S95.
| Seamless Wilton Rug. 9xI2. $3.50; was $50
Section,
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5.25 pair; were $S

25 Pairs Youths Black Calf
English Lace Shoes, sizes II,
lliz, II, l2iz, IS, 13lzB; II,
lll2. II, l2L. l3C; II, ILL.,,
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LEAVE TO VISIT
CANADIAN CITIES,

DR.. and Mrs. John Crayke Simp-
son have left Washington for a
series Of visits in Toronto, Montreal
and Quebec.
William Burr Harrison will return
today from a trip to West Virginia.
Mrs. Olinus Smith and Mrs. Joseph
Brown Metcalf have come to Wash
ingtOn to visit their parents. Mr..
and Mrs. George Cooper. at their
home in Wyoming avenue.
Mrs. r. NJ Kaufman has returned
to Washington after spending sev-
eral weeks at their summer home
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ADMIRAL AND WIFE Now
ON WAY TO CAPITAL.

Rear Admiral TaussiC. L. s. n.
retired. and Mrs. Taussig have closed
their home at jamestown. +. /. and
ar" on their way back 10 Washing
ton.
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The Minister of Sweden, w. A. F.
Ekengren, is spending a few days
in New York where he went to at
tend the centennial celebration of
the first concert given in this coun-
try by Jenny Lind.
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20 Dozen Children's
Ribbed Stockings,
40e Pair, 6 fer S2.2S

Very fine, durable grade
Children's Ribbed Cotton
Stockings. in black. tan and
white. Sizes 6 20
ChIdrcn's Hosiery Seton. Fo4r.L
fpDr
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Friday
Remnant Day

Remnant Day Merchandise returnable exchange
able; not sent C. Q. D. approval mail phone orders
accepted. + ~Sn. .ssaa SG ~
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MRS VANDERBILT PLANS TO
SPEND WINTER IN NEW YORK.

Mrs. George w. Vanderbilt. who is
in New York will spend the Thanks
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FRANK SrlNEMEllsR-The first
season OF the Ere mont County Coop
erative stock shipping plan was Il
great success flom all standpoints
Every car we shipped caught 7the7 top
price on hogs and we did very we'll
on cattle also. ! think that the price
of hogs is on the upgrade. and that
in few weeks she will be way up
again The market tendency now
seems to indicate as much.
REV. G. ]. ARMENTROUT-If you
wife ever sues you for divorce she
can depend on me for a star witness,
because all that stuff you stick in the
Town Gossip about she and you is suf-
ficient grounds for divorce, and my
sympathies are entirely with her.
d. w. HOSS-You don't look like a
very vicious person, but all that rot
you put in the Town Gossip about
your family troubles leads me to be-
lieve that your wife is a saint If she
can live with you at all.
G. V. HODGIN-Tnose ugly-looking
monsters you have in The Record
window remind me of one time | was
in Rocky Ford at the hotel in the
evening, when it commenced to rain
like blazes was sitting at writing
when heard some paper rustic under
my feet I looked down and spied
water dog, which nearly scared me to
death When had recovered suffi-
ciently to look around I saw about
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Guffey News

The dance New Years eve was well
attended. Everyone reported having
had good time.
Sam kastle and Charlie Tremayne
returned from Canon City where they
were spending the holidays.
Miss Grace Corliss left for Greeley
where she VIII attend the State Teach
ers' College.
John Bolles of Minnesota is visiting
his cousins, W. G. Harrington and
Mrs. William Richards.
Paul Newton recently returned from
a business trip in the East.
Mr.. and Mrs. Il. c. Rowe and Mrs.
j. c. Hyssong motored to Canon City
Friday, returning Saturday.
Mrs. Lou Woodring and Miss Gladys
Caldwell were hostesses at "a party
Friday evening. The eveniM was
enjoyably spent in games and candy
pulling.
Mrs. J. 7. Witcher and daughter.
Pauline. sons James and Stump. re
turned to their home in Canon City.
o. l.. Anderson. manager OF the
Mill Gulch mine. returned from Colo
RADIO Springs Friday.
Gayle Robertson and Ben Hillman
made business trip TO Canon City
this week.
Mr.. and Mrs. ]. r. Witherspoon and
daughters went TO Canon City Satur-
day. Miss Winifred Witherspoon will
return to Rocky Ford where she is at
tending school
VIII Witherspoon has been on the
sick list this week.
J. f. Phillips, Charles Ratcliff and
George Bauer are putting in a neigh
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dozen in that one little room. Out in
the lobby. which opened directly from
the street. the pesky things were
pouring through the door. seemingly
by the hundred. Out in the street
where the street light shown their
glistening bodies gave me very
creeping sensation. They must have
been in that street by the thousands.
The clerk ia the hotel stood at the
door with a mop and slammed the
dogs back into the street as they
started in the hotel. He kept this up
for fully two hours. and the next
morning we counted about so dead
water dogs in the gutter near the front
door. You can bet your life looked
under my bed when retired that
night
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GOOD YEAR AT THE
COUNTY CLERKS OFFICE

The year 1919 was one of unusual
activity at the office of the county
clerk here, and the receipts of the Of
flee from an sources were $13,396.6 60.
or this amount, automobile licenses
accounted for $7,546.65. and marriage
licenses for S427.50. The recording
of deeds. mortgages and other instru-
ments added s4,107.9O to the revenues
of the office, and the income from mis-
cellaneous items was s22S.13. The
total fees. outside automobile licenses,
were s5,62O.S2. The expenses of the
office for the year were s4,9S0.
If you want to buy, sell. trade or ex-
change anything. for quick and salts
factory results use the want ad col
umn of The Record. Business getters.
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Howard News

Mrs. Ray Waggoner is here visiting
relatives.
Howard Stewart of Aberdeen. S. D.
is visiting in Howard and Calcite.
Mrs. e b. Hubbard gave birthday
dinnear for Mr.. Stewart
Mr.. and Miss Quigley were Calcite
visitors.
Ray Waggoner of Denver Is here
visiting his parents.
The dance New Years night was
well attended. Quite crowd was up
from Coaldale and Cotopaxi.
Harold Snowden and Howard Stew
art motored to Salida after the dance
New Years night to meet the latter's
sister. Mrs. Ray Waggoner.
Miss NJ. Qiugley entertained at din.
ner Clyde Mitchell. Mr.. and Mrs. E. B.
Hubbard and family. Mr.. and Mrs. H.
I. Snowden and daughter and II. Stew
art
Miss Leona Albred returned to Den
YER after a visit with her grandpar-
ents. Mr.. and Mrs. F NJ. Albred.
Louis Davis experts TO leave for
Denver Saturday with ive carloads
of choice beef steers.
The schools will start Monday after
tive weeks vacation.
Richard Applebee has had all his
teeth removed and is able to be about
again
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COaldale

Mr.. and Mrs. Thomas Denek enter
tanned at Christmas dinner. Those
present were Mr.. and Mrs. Chauncey
Hayden, Miss Pauline Hayden, Mr..
and Mrs. Ray Banta and son Law
renee, Miss Martha Phillip. Fred Will
ley, and the Misses Anna and Stella
Denek.
returned to Pueblo ON Sunday.
Miss Genevieve Lemons came up TO
spend the Christmas holidays with her
mother and other relatives. She is a
teacher in the School for the Blind at
Colorado Springs.
Clarence Hayden motored to Canon
City Sunday, returning home the same
day
Mrs. James Perry Went to Salida
Monday
Miss Martha Philip spent Monday
in Salida on business.
d. n. Cooper of Canon City visited
our town last Friday
Mr.. Waldeck was on the sick list
last week
Miss Minnie Otto. who is a nurse at
the Rio Grande hospital in Salida,
spent the Christmas holidays with her
sister. Mrs. Grant Alexander.
Mrs. Fred Beitz of Howard is visit
ing friends in Coaldale for few days
Mrs. Frank McGee and Miss Foote
motored MP from Canon City last
Wednesday.
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WANTED

wANTED-Laundry work 22S Green
wood avenue. 306-p6t
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Bassick Notes

- @~-N-
Mrs. Elizabeth Ferbrach enter
tanned at Sunday dinner the Rev A.
vanderlinde and family and Mrs.
John Dabney and family and her son
Fred and wife and baby.
Mr. and Mrs. Rudolph Hartbauer
entertained few friends at Sunday
dinner. celebrating Mrs. Hartbauer's
birthday.
Miss Lueta Morris returned home
Sunday after weeks visit with her
friend, Mary Jane Armstrong.
Mr.. Frank Smith is having a log
rolling Monday. He is building a new
house.
Mr.. Joe Armstrong is building a
new house on his ranch in Boneyard
park.
Mr.. Willis l. Tuttie left Tuesday
for Canon City to work while at
the Odd Fellows home.
Mr.. John Dabney was Canon City
visitor Friday.
Mr. Wellington Likes returned Sat.
urday from a visit to his niece, Mr.
and Mrs. Glen Biglow near Keating
Mrs. Lena Pine is on the sick list
this week.
The surprise dance at VIM. Har,
rold's New Years was well attended.
Miss Winona Harold is home for
two weeks vacation from Rosita.
Mr.. w. r. Mccullough had the mis-
fortunate to have his gasoline engine
blow up Friday while threshing for
VIM. Harold.
w. b. Johnson's horses ran away
| Saturday morning. broke the wagon
up and hurt one horse.
Mr.. VIM. X. Mccullough had the
misfortune to hurt his back last Sun
day while trying to set threshing ma
chine engine.
Mrs. Carrie and Mrs. Mollie Nc
| Cullougb called at Bassick Sunday.
Mrs. Elizabeth Cowles was very
sick last week. She was taken to
Canon City.
Miss Clara Spalding is on the sick
list.
Our old friend John Wobst and fam
lily are back at Galena ranch again for
while. We are always glad to see
old friends.
The new postoffice at Bassick is
ready for the roof now.
Mr.. Tom Ferbache went to Pueblo
the first OF the week
| Mr.. l.. X. Webster is hauling his
wheat to Canon City this week.
Gertrude and Walter Seymour are
on the sick list this week.
Use Record want ads. Sure result
producers.
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FOR SALE-One Sharpless cream
separator. cheap. 61s Forest ave
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Parkdale

IueSday, January b.
ID. A. Crooks was Peubio visito;
Friday and Saturday.
a New Years watch party was held
at the home of W. Il. Cross Many
amusing games and stunts were in
dulged in. Refreshments were served
by the hostess, assisted by Miss Flock,
at the close of the year Those pres
ent were Mr.. and Mrs. Cross and
daughter Cleo. Miss Flock, Mr.. and
Mrs. J. f. Murray, James Harvey, Mr..
and Mrs. Johnson and Mr.. Wallace
Mrs Johnson shopped and visited
friends in Pueblo Saturday.
r. J. Wallace enjoyed a short visit
from Mr.. and Mrs. Krause of Flor
ence Sunday morning.
Dale Hoover played basketball in
Canon City Thursday night
The Bond children returned from
their visit to Kansas in time for New
Years dinner and are again in school
at Canon City.
Mr.. and Mrs. ]. F. Murray motored
to Canon City Friday.
No work has been done on our
bridge Notwithstanding we have had
spring weather for the last two
weeks
Dandelions in bloom are to be seen
down near the river bank. California
has nothing on us.
Several trappers are making their
rounds in this vicinity and are getting
pretty fair results, we understand.
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.borhood telephone line from their
ranches to Gufrey.
Mrs. H. S. Witherspoon has gone 20
Rocky Ford. where she will spend the
remainder of the winter.
Lou Woodring motored to Canon
City Sunday, Miss Caldwell accom-
panying him.
School will reopen tomorrow. The
teachers have all returned from their
vacations.
Mr.. and Mrs. Frank Pisg and daugh-
ter Mary, LETT for Colorado Springs
Sunday.
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Misunderstanding at home or a
your own house C. 6l6-W. Spa
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WANTED-A mich COW. H. A
Nicholson. route 2. Box 2o3, s-p6
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FOR SALE-Quick. SO to GO head Of
cows. yearlings and calves: all fe-
male. Is COWS fresh soon. Act now.
J. Howard Wagner, Wetmore Colo
RADIO. 1-p8t
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The Daily Record Want Ads
Rates for Classified Ads sc per Line Each Issue
FOR Miscellaneous

FOR SALE--Nearl, new bicycle. Cali
Canon 60S-R2. 2-p6t
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FOR Sale-Automobiles

FOR sALE-Ford car inquire a, 61s
Mystic avenue 2S9-u
Martinsburg W Va evening journal. [volume] (Martinsburg, W. Va.) 1913-1920, 1920-01-10
Move Made To Secure
N0n-Partisan Tickle

EmpbaticsIly declining take any credit for the
md acting only III advisory capacity without any ulterio
MartinbuIg Chamber Of Commerce has starte
ball ro"a accomplish ideal of hundreds Of citizen
nd one ,guently been advocated by the AIartinsbur
Jour- steps toward the naturalization of non /
par urInmcnt for this city. The question came
~ " .31ry Friday luncheon of the chamber On
motto Max Sebcecll, seconded by Mr. H. H. En-
president Of he chamber authorized ito appoint
special committee Of four members Of whom shall he
and republicans who shall invite the city
committees Of the political parties meet together
the purpose of arranging nonmrtiSan ballot for the a
reaching municipal election in MartinsbH2 the Chamber Of
committee only for the meeting and 10
nave part i'll the selection of the candidates; he whole pur
Of the appointment Of such committee being 10 further
6o Interest and welfare of the citizens of Martnsbure
VIZ NaHtc G0DpB4itice
owing The absence from Of President j. H. Poland
Be- committee cannot be announced until later.
II the meeting decided that the president he
H0rincd appoint national councillor of the Chamber OF
Of the United States NeSSrS O NJ Ramsey and
J. Melvin Ripple made members of the Merchants Com
mittee.
Martinsburg W Va evening journal. [volume] (Martinsburg, W. Va.) 1913-1920, 1920-01-10
TERRIBLY SWOLLEN
Suffering Described As Tor
ture Relieved BY Black
DrauQht.

Rossyiue, Ga.---t-s. Kate Lee
Able Of this place. writes; "My
husband is an engineer, and once
while lifting he injured himself
with piece Of heavy machinery,
across the abdomen He was so
sore he could not bear to press on
himself at all, on chest or aldo
men. He weighed 165 lbs and fell
off until he weighed 10 lbs in two
weeks
lie became cynatipated and l.
looked like he would die. We had
three different doctors. yet with all
their medicine. his bowels failed to
act. lie would turn up ten-cent
bottle OF castor oil, and drink 1t
awo or three daHa in succession.
lie did this yet without result. We
became desperate he suffered SO.
lie was swollen terribly. He tod
me his suffering e39ld only be de
scri1od a. torture
sent md boueu. Tledf1fd S
Biack-Draught. I made Inn take a
Big dose, and when 1t began 10 act
he tainted lie vas il such misery,
but ne got relief and began tn
mend at once. re got well, and
We both feel be owes his lie "a
Thedford's Black-Drausht9
Thedford.s Blaek-DCauglt ~iI
help you 10 Keep fl .eady for he
days work. Try j. i
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today.
Martinsburg W Va evening journal. [volume] (Martinsburg, W. Va.) 1913-1920, 1920-01-10
WILSON TAKES WALK
ABOUT WHITE HOUSE

Washington, Jan. 9.-President
Wilson today took 4 short walk
about the white house grounds.
This is The first the President has
walked out Of doors since his i'll
ness. Despite the Indictment wealth
er the President huddled up and
made his first venture out Of doors
mNSsiSted TODAY