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South Bend news-times. (South Bend, Ind.) 1913-1938, 1920-06-27
The Yosemite Is Treasure Ground for the Tourist and
Camper - Here Nature Is Shown In All Her
Moods and In Endless Variety
1920. The International Syndicate.

MERGED Yosemite" Yosemite National
Park has two large rivers which run
parallel for some distance-the Tue
lumne and Mercsd. The Tuolumne
river roars through a canyon OF the
same name and sweeps through the
majestic gorge OF the Hetch-Hetchy
Valley while the MERGED flows quietly
through the beautiful Yosemite VAL
ley. Speaking OF this river John Muir
says: Down through the middle OF
the Valley flows the crystal MERGED.
River OF Mercy. peacefully quiet. re-
hecting lilies and trees and the on
looking rocks: things frail and nseting
and types OF endurance meeting here
and blending IN countless forms. as II
into this one mountain mansion Ma
turs had gathered her choicest treas
ures. 10 draw her lovers into close and
conhding communion with her"
Magnificent Falls
The Yosemite Is visited by tourists
the year round but the best time to
see the Park in It's glory IL from
May to November-May and June be-
ing the preferred months for At this
time the waterfalls are heavy. These
falls are perhaps the main glory OF
the Valley though opinions may differ
according to individual fancy. A mum
Der OF streams in the Park make their
way 10 the gorge which we call Yo-
semitic Valley anG seem 20 deliberately
fall over as IL with intention OF Great
ing = beautiful sight The gorge Is
30 high that frequently the volume OF
South Bend news-times. (South Bend, Ind.) 1913-1938, 1920-06-27

the very state-names themselves be-
ing taken from that of Queen Hen
rietta Maria, the wife of Charles /,
and the disputa bly, fortunate estate
of Elizabeth Then. too. there are
Annapolis. named for the wife of
James 1 OF England: and Anne
Arundel and Caroline counties, in
Maryland. called after the wives Of
two OF the Calverts; Fluvanna coun-
~ and the North Anna river in Vir-
ginia named for Queen Anne; and
Charlotte, Amelia and Caroline
counties and Charlottesville, the
home of the University Of Virginia
all called for the wives and daugh-
tiers Of the English kings.
Named for Naughty Queen.
Marietta. Ohio, was named for
the naughty, charmSSg Marie An
toinette. The Aleutian islands, off the
coast OF Alaska, when that territory
was Russian. were known as Cathar-
Inc Archipelago IN honor of Cathar-
Inc the Great. Ekaterinburg was
named for the Russian Catharine
who ruled Russia through her hus-
band. Peter the Great
st. Helena, the rugged little
island IN the Pacific which has such
n soothing effect uLon the restless
tendencies Of autocrats, bears the
name OF the mother Of Constantine
the Great. who. according TO legend.
discovered the cross upon which
Christ died during a visit she mace
TO the Holy Land. She was known In
the early days OF Christianity for
her religious zeal and piety. Helena.
South Bend news-times. (South Bend, Ind.) 1913-1938, 1920-06-27

attitudes. irregular topography and
wide variety OF conditions give . nora
OF diverse and interesting character.
Tho charm OF these wild flowers Is en-
HANGED By the severity Of the sur
roundings for many Of the cliffs lsok
like fortreSses or colossal figures.
Huge Cliffs
As one enters the Valley EI Captain
u at the right Guarding the inner
sanctuary Is this steadfast Rock Of
Ages while almost opposite Bridal
Veil Falls drops In a huttsr down sew
srAl hundred feet CsthedaI Spires,
Sentinel Rock and Glacier Point are
encountered later and on the south
wall the great granite moColith. Half
Dome towers over four thousand feet
above the valley. A sheer two thou
sand feet precipics on this Dome Is
supposed to have been formed By the
sapping OF the ancient glacier that
carved Tenaya Canyon and polished
the fsnks OF Clouds Rest which IL
further on. Mountaineers long to as
cent the rounded surface OF this Dome
but few have ventured. Three Broth
South Bend news-times. (South Bend, Ind.) 1913-1938, 1920-06-27
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water Is divided ON is rush down the
sides OF the rocks and often the falls
expand TO greater width near the bot
tom and sway and bend with every
changing wind. Rainbows nutter ever
and through these falls and many OF
them have a lacey. spraying appear
ance and a misty. airy witchery. As
one enters tho Valley proper he 10
greeted with falls and as he goes slow
ly down the plateau through which
winds the MERGED he sees falls tun1h-
ling first from one side and then from
the other. These falls are different
heights and widths. The Ribbon Fall
drops twenty-three hundred feet, and
others drop six hundred. three hun
dred.-a thousand feet as the case
may be. over cliffs OF polished gran
lite. under the bald dome OF Liberty
Cap, tho Nevada Falls. the widest Of
the Yosemite cataracts. plunges ave
hundred and ninety-four feet into an
abyss. Detached. comet-llke masses
shoot down and banners OF rainbow
spray ny As the falls reach the Valley.
Nevada and Vernal Falls are in the
midst OF remarkable rock scenery and
d
like an endless shower OF shooting
stars. One OF the most beautiful Of
the falls is Illilouette which plunges
six hundred feet At times the wind
catches the great volume OF water and
holds II for a moment 30 that Il seems
TO rest on air only TO collapse with re-
newed rush later.
A Botanical Garden
The valley is about seven miles long
thrse-fourths Of q mile deep and one
mile wide. It has a foor covered with
grass and trees and the river MERGED
beauties It The shooting star. prirn-
rose. tiger lily. MaripoJa lily. black
eyed Susan. paintbrush. larkspur. vio-
! lets. are here and botaniSts claim that
/ II Is no exasgeration to say that there
may be over . thousand varieties Of
flowers IN the Park area Different
South Bend news-times. (South Bend, Ind.) 1913-1938, 1920-06-27

EAA OST persons think OF the
NYosemite Valley when they
Hthink OF the Yosemite Nation al
u PARK and this Is tha section
South Bend news-times. (South Bend, Ind.) 1913-1938, 1920-06-27

WASHINGTON. d. c.. June rs
Names or such women as Joan
Of Arc and Edith Cavell are written
3ndelibiy upon the hearts OF people
for all ages. Generous and well de-
served tributes have been paid last
ingly TO others. but so much have
their names become a part OF our
daily lives that many who frequent
" pronounce them are unmindful
OF their significance. Cities. rivers
provinces. and islands bear the
names OF women OF distinction" says
q bulletin from the National Geo
graphic society
Lady Franklin Island, near Baf-
I'm Island IN the Arctic Circle, is
named for the wife OF Sir John
Franklin. the explorer who lost his
life In first finding the northwest
passage through the great ice of the
Polar regions There IS perhaps no
more beautiful story OF untiring de-
votion and existent effort than that
Of Lady Jane Franklin who. after
the failure OF many attempts. fitted
out a ship which. though II brought
back % her the definite proof Of the
loss Of her husbands expedition. es-
1abiished his achievement OF his OBJ
5ect-
Pocohontas Legend.
The picturesque stories OF the
little Indian princess POcahOntas
always will hold A loved place in the
hearts or American childhood. Coun-
ties IN Iowa and West Virginia. vii
lagos In Bond county. Illinois. and
Cape Girardeau county. Missouri.
and IN the Rocky Mountains IN Al
berta, Canada. are named for her.
Queen Nictoria's name IS wrap
ped around the British empire from
rhe capital OF British Columbia. over
the heart ~ Africa az Victoria
South Bend news-times. (South Bend, Ind.) 1913-1938, 1920-06-27

late. Many hopeiessly blind might have
been saved II they had cared for their
eyes IA time.
NOTE: Another prominent physical
to whom the above article was submitted,
said: "BonOpto Is very remarkable
re nedy. Its constituent ingredients
are we'll known 20 eminent eye specialists
and widely prescribed by them. The
manufacturers guarantee IL TO strengthen
eyesight so per cent IN one weeks time
in many instances or refund the money.
IL can be obtained from any good drug
gist and Is one Of the very few prepare
lions / feel should be kept on hand for
regular use in almost every family" 10
is sold IN this city by all good druggists,
including Wettick's cut rate drug store
Adv.
South Bend news-times. (South Bend, Ind.) 1913-1938, 1920-06-27

Montana, though opinions differ as
to the origin OF the name. is said to
have been so called because Of the
resemblance OF Its location TO that of
ST. Helena
THE naming OF Hart county.
Georgia, is a generous tribute to a
Dixie heroine OF the Revolution.
Nancy Hart.
Races do not scorn to boast
that their names were taken from
those OF women. The Scots claim 10
be descended from Scotia, a daugh-
ter Of Pharaoh, and the Saracens
from Sarah, the wife of Abraham.
King HOnOrs Wife.
The harbor Beara in Ireland is
said 10 have been named by Owen
More. king OF Munster during the
reign OF Conn of the Hundred Bat
ties. for his wife, a Spanish prin-
cess. No saint perhaps holds a dear
er place in the Irish heart than St
tie, or Ide. often called Brigid OF
Munster, and we find her name in
several variations In the names OF
many churches and places through
ut that country.
"A charming little legend hovers
about the naming of Charing Cross
the busy London station. At the spot
in 1891 Edward I erected one OF
the 13 crosses marking the route
followed by the funeral procession
OF his wife, his 'chere refine from
Nottinghamshire 20 Westminster
Abbey"
South Bend news-times. (South Bend, Ind.) 1913-1938, 1920-06-27

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South Bend news-times. (South Bend, Ind.) 1913-1938, 1920-06-27

EPark and this is the section
usually visited bSt II Is only a small
part OF the great expanse which the
Government has set aside that all may
enjoy. The Park Is easily reached for
II Is only one hundred and forty miles
from San Francisco. Its glacial land
scapes are astounding, and to the
great Ice King OF Nature-that mys-
terious King OF the Glacier Age. John
Muir and others who have made eI-
haustivs studies OF the Valley attrib-
ute It's beautiful formation. other
theories have been advanced but the
best authorities think the glacial pc
Rod was the maker. II Is a depres-
sion OF different widths bounded by
high glacial rocks. and today there
are a few small glaciers and several
glacial lakes.
Yosemite Valley Only Part or Park
The country 10 the north OF the
famous Valley also belongs TO the
National Park and for twenty years
scientists have been trying TO draw at
tsntlon TO Il but with little success.
Tho valley IS only n small part OF the
Park for there are other remarkable
areas such as the Hetch- Hetchy Val
lev widely known because OF the con-
est 20 secure Il as a source OF water
supply for San Francisco. There Is
also tho Grand Canyon OF the Tue
lumne which John Muir pronounced q
wonderfully exact counterpart OF the
South Bend news-times. (South Bend, Ind.) 1913-1938, 1920-06-27
Doctor Tells How to Strengthen
Eyesight so Per Cent in One
Weeks Time in Many Instances

tibly right from the start and inhamma-
ton will quickly disappear. II your
eyes are bOthering you. even a little, take
steps TO save them now before IL & too
The Wheeling intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1903-1961, 1920-02-19
JULIA GAUGHAN
CALLED BY DEATH
POPULAR MEMBER OF WATKINS,
HOUSE g. HERMANN CO.
Services Will Be Hold AT Cathedral on
Friday Morning.

-. -. H. ..r-l-- ~ ,vcl,, n, nonn
iri,,.,ioy lI,Ny It,,Ia N ,;,urhou
49,, ,,..G 49,, ~, Shr dI,J M tho Enrth
WherIunI- N,srltal after uu attack of
influenza followed hy rncum"n'n
N., ,.,,ct,, 60. .b,,r ,.,n,,r,ar,
f,r W.,,l,,rs II,,,.n A. Hrrrmon and wa.
an,cnc he mas, ..r|ir.,r.t or Whrni,nr'>
lms,m,1ss women Hc.ng Of Il cheerful
and sunny L,srn<.iinn. She has won
iunumcrahIr TRENDS IN tho c,mmrrrtHt
,rnriI \t No st..rn whrr. She spcn;
hcr Iaye Their, rrurnind sorrow. n
N,-a ,,.,uch.,,s' ,,.,,-.,t,y Tr,l th,N
The Wheeling intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1903-1961, 1920-02-19
About People
Movements Of individuals To And
From The City.
AT TIE HOTELS.

McLure-W. VI Hr"sSer. I'arkcrSSurH
G. y. Htusn. rark"rshurS; j. G. BOND
charlie uou t. +. Morgan. 'harl"Stn' IT,
Il StArp. t'a.rlrst"m. II. :. Drake. Far
k"r>auIg, Cay lIupg. Charleston: l. =.
I}urd. I3,rK"rshurE ;,
Windsor-ll H. Tucker. Fatrm"nt' /.
NJ KING rarhrrshuiR; Is H.. skinner
RoGera-l.. u. l"ans Huntington.
Mrs Edwin Spear - recovering from
~, attack # ErIpp" At her HON" IN the
Iurn!,sa apartments.
Mrs Rus, II Irvine ia recovering
from "a" Er!pr", having been G"hhhea
to h-r home at l.IInw""d for tn" past
MI>> ,fr,," Meek cunrinurs seriously
al ~ her h,uc ~ Elm Grove. MISS
Meek has been ~ >Inr" IN" latter part
rf last week. Shr - suffering from con-
.cstr"n e th" lungs.
I.unrrl. N"ump"-j son II Mr.. and s'rs
WliIInm Emdl"h"r.rr Of the Island. IS
-,.r!uu>l, I'll "r pneumonia.
Mrs u. t. Mr'irifh, of ll"aSantnn,
VIA" has h''u quit" III at TIT" Obi"
Valley General hospital. has been re-
moved 4" the home "t her mother. MIS-
Margaret T.. Linton. of l"n"N. whrr"
~hr - slowly r''uv'rlnE.
Mrs. Robert !. Reed * crIli"ally II!
at h"r HON" on Twelfth street.
Little Close is seriously i'll Of infu-
"nzn ct IA" hom" Of his parents IN
Elm Grove.
Mr asd Mrs. r 5. Riley hay" re-
!u"j sl"ut IA" w""k-"nd with their
SON E.h,lr vino H. attending George
rn~E University Whit" thor" they
w'r" r..i 81 by ih' n other son, Jams
Hu'l. y ho Is u student at columbia
I.ull,r>iy. Mr.. I;'h'rr Riley returned
h"rn' wIih hi, parents yesterday for
James ! AlIiI"r rr Bridgeport. who
The Wheeling intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1903-1961, 1920-02-19
5E|BERT AND SM| TIL TO Be
DETAINED IN OHIO Co. JA|L
NO oRDER AS YET ISSUED 101
TKEIR REMovAL TO TN H1D-
SSAL P1I1ON At ATLANTA. =
Ru1nored That judge A. q. Dayton VII
Not change His Vsrdict-IntsrsSs
In Case Il very Keen.

George Seibert and Harry Smith
convicted OF selling liquor, will be in
generated in the Ohio county jail to-
day. II the order for the removal &c
granting :hem a second stay Of sentence
is delayed beyond ten o'clock this 'iorii'
ing. L. S. Deputy Marshall John II
Short stated yesterday that he had moi
yet received The order for the renrofn
Of the men TO the federal prison al
Atlanta. /.
Seibcrt and Smith. who were convict
ed at the last term Of the federal dis
trict court at Parkersburg of selling
liquor at their place. the Oaks. neal
Wheeling Park. were sentenced by judge
Aston G.. Dayton to serve year and
lanta After trial and sentence tht
men succeeded in getting stay Of exc.
cution to last thirty days which end
AT nine o'clock this morning. Effort,
have beer made repeatedly to reach tn'
car of Judge Dayton in an attempt
have the sentence commuted to sen
rence in the county Jail. Thus far the;
have proved Intellectual. It Is rumoret
that the mems attorney, ]. Bernan
Handlan. is at the present time MAXIM
a final attempt to save the, men by ep
pcaling to the president, through nj
secretary. Mr.. Tumulty. ).
Seibert and Smith stood trial in tn
criminal court Of Ohio county but wer
adjudged innocent. After having thei
cleared themselves in the state couri,
they were indicted under a fedora
charge TO which they plead guilty. A.
the time the plea of guilty was made
Attorney HRndlan stated that the men
expected the mercy OF the court. Judge
Dayton refused TO listen to arguments
favorIng 4 Jail sentence for the men
and sentenced the INTO serve q year and
n day in the federal penitentiary at
Atlanta.
The case has aroused a great deal Of
comment in the Wheeling district. Al
the time tho arrest was made upon the
state charge. an enormous quantity OF
liLeor was found upon the premises at
their home. This liquor was brought to
the Ohio county Jail as evidence. Dur
ing their trial in the state court. one OF
the significant extracts from the evil
dence is that Seibert alleged that the
liquor was for his own personal use.
Salem and Leo Peters. two men who
were working for the Oaks at the time.
pcrjured themselves in the state court
10 save the men from prison. They
were supposed TO be representing the
Mt the time. They are now serving
heavy sentences in the Brooke county
jail.
Marshal Short stated yesterday that
the men would be committed to the
Ohio county jail today to be held in-i
definitely. that is u2til the order for
their removal, or a gecond stay Of sem
tcnre arrives. Ii is rumored that Judge
Dayton has refused to interfere in the
case. and will let the Law take its
course.
The Wheeling intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1903-1961, 1920-02-19
New Way to Wave the
Hair Becomes Popular

That most women are quick 10 appre-
Ciat" anything that will enhance their
attraCtiV"neSS. is shown by the greatly
increased demand for iivuid silmerine.
SINCE its remarkable hair curling proper
it's b"Cam" known. Druggists every.
where report large sales for this product.
Women ar" enthusiastic over liquid
Simerinc particularly because IL en-.
ah,es them 10 acquire a curlfness which
- 50 beautifully natural in appearABeAs
End not have t" burn The life out q ta1s
beneficial dressing for the hair. TAGa
liquid is so agreeable to use, eeino
neither rummy nor greasy. and II 10 -
easy TO Apply S., WIN TN h, clean tooth re
pretty wavy and curly effect II the
morning is most del ghtful. As II tkass
only a little slmerine to produce the re-
Guired effect. few ounces will last -
weeks. 80
The Wheeling intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1903-1961, 1920-02-19
FUNERAL SERVICES
THIS EVENING FOR
MRS. JESS REFER


This evening at O'Clock from ~"
family rv>.d"n," No. l4ul thaplIu"
street. Will hr held the funeral services
for Mrs l">S!o I:r.uluu Rr"f"r Wifi ut
Or. l.. y Refer. who died "Wednesday
morning at 5:25 o'clock. following Il 50
we're attIcH Of pneumonia. which she
has suffered WIKI since Sunday.
Or. Jacob Birmingham. rector 90 tn
ST. Lukr's T. r.. church. Will hay" "hare"
Of the services. Rurial viii br mad"
Friday morning Al 10 o'clock IN the
Greenwood Mausoloum.
MR.. E'r.-r Nae - years of NJ" and
was the daughter oS' George II. and
J"nnI" Erlut"@. she has resided IN THIS
c,,y practically all, her lii" fand wns &"
F. church. She was unt!r!Ng In her
,nu.ru work and MAS als" organizer at
the st James Circle of Kings pauCh-
I"rs aud In" activities Of this orGHnlIa-
tion claimed n greater part "f her time.
Mrs. Rccfcr IS survived by her huS-
band ard one sister. Mrs. X. f. Sarv-r.
or Pittsburgh IA, who hav" IN" SINGER"
sympathy Of their many friends.
The Wheeling intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1903-1961, 1920-02-19

Mr.. David Martin Thornburg. aged
R0 years. one of the most prominent
business men and leading citizens OF
the count apaSSSrff%G away thy Ses famiy
homcstcady CTnornburg Place) h'lf
mile cas-, % Elm Grove. following
brief illness. death being attributed 70
had been ailing for few weeks. 1t
was only last sunday evening that Mr.
ThOrnhurE WAS compelled TO take 10 his
bed and ne grew continually wraE%r'
until ne slept peacefully away at th-
hour stated above. Although he had
been under 'hc care Of the family pnE-
stefan for he past four weeks. mis- con
dixie" WAS not drCinCd serious and his
many rrtnds were hopeful that n"
would aGH.a >or& D., about Last aUt-
urrn l." suffered An illness from which
b.. recovered AMI Gaj@yH strength AM
hjS death VIII hr learned "t with regret
Mr., ThornburE was one "r ctrht sons
o. the lat" David and Sarah. H." Mnr-
TN Thornhurg. and was born in thu
away on May II. 1910. therefore being
IN me Nnih year e his age. Five OF
his brothers wrr" "g'I"d across IN"
Circuit D;v3d' Ia hahyh"od and hoyh""d.
p"sScd away vn April -. 1912. II" -
survived 10y "u" brother. Daniel ;.
Tnoruhurs: a n"ph"w. Harry n Thorn
burg and nice. Mrs. Harry E"w"r*.
Ancestors From Scotland
Mr.. Thrrnhuc- : .I'H; grandparents.
til, TAT. Nj aud Mrs. '."Z'4'Ih Taorn-
burg. "m,grHt,d = ti- '"N","N from
l77S - i7,?. ARA ia"i. / ~ =. EASTERN
s,.rpvr; ln..r comics t" ,hr ELM G"r>"
d,>irlv, h,fo~" .h,r" w'r' r"I'r"1dS IN
III Ua.'"d S.,''. 'fh'. lU'a, DISTRICT
Arrrr!,a0 lr3:n"~ "rn;n"! Hmd ih"
sturdy =, ',.f -. -. - ,.r", Q. Il 'N, = lnA
The Wheeling intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1903-1961, 1920-02-19
Ytllaler Funeral,

From the family residence ~. 2'"h
Woods street this afternoon a. -
o'clock. will he hold IN" funeral soy
vices for MISS Margaret Elllmrr. daurn.
ter OF Henry Fillm"r. VII" died N'urt%
afternoon following an attack Of a"ar'
trouble, Rev. y. r.. L"v"nh""rrr. pa
tor Of the Third Presbyterian church.
will otfiClat~. lutcrm"nt VII I've >ru;,d"
IN Greenwood cemetery. $50 w. in
her Gard year Of age and Was for Soy.
cral years employed as 4 teacher in
RttChie school. where she had Il FarEc
CIRCLE OF friends B"Sid"' her father,
she - survived by two sisters anl
threa hrntherH
The Wheeling intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1903-1961, 1920-02-19
Roth Funeral.

Friday morning at IV:HV 0'CI0'k IrWNl
hrr late residence No. % Alley -. viii
l." h'id ne funeral services for Mr..
Maud Hickman Roth, wife OF Andy Roth.
who died Wednesday morning :o'l"wmE
Il short Illness Of Influenza and pl"u-
inonia Intcrmcnt will y" mad" III
Greenwood cemetery.
Mrs Roth was we'll known a. 81"
had large circle OF friends VINO -,Er"'
her loss. She Is survived by uumh"r
rnlntLNeS.
The Wheeling intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1903-1961, 1920-02-19

Make. why do We ask tn" Lord 10
give us each day our daily bread"
asked the Sunday school teacher.
Small MIXi"--'CauS" We want IL
fresh promptly replied the little fell
low
The Wheeling intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1903-1961, 1920-02-19
uodnssdny Afternoon Club.

Mrs InIu Fawr"tt W. hN8l"SS "
,b.. members Of the "Wednesday Aii'i-
neon CLUB Yesterday "t'"rn'rn ~ u'r
r,.ur ia Bridgeport Tn" usual S"Wl"~
If m" club was supplemented WIN
number rr special features Su%"'S ~.
~ Wnehluc;,nS birthday. N"N"!i''S -
This rffrct werr ais" soon in u" 49,
mnn,mrn,s at III" luncheon wh-n g 49,
'ndcd 49,. delightful ai'"rr" IN t"r ~"
',l,.wirr
The Wheeling intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1903-1961, 1920-02-19
Fourth TwtG Net.

Mrs Hlauch" RaIrd C'"" ~H- hos
IS To The members nf the Fourth TIVE;
Yesterday Afternoon NJ her home on
NlrEIuia street Luncheon was server
-, r'rIurk aud iha remainder "t IN"
afternoon was devoted 10 the usual sew
irir of thu THS.
The Wheeling intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1903-1961, 1920-02-19

CGEPCUT:D

LOCST%G TIE PULEGM AND
NCGU&, c'ca7. ;hc al: pafDa&c7, coat1
in.la"7ed Lrh iTyita:@i membranes with
hCciin& srd soothing Gcmulceut, easc1
hcaTscucss, stops tickling in the throat
"Gd makes refreshing. rcstfu! sleep
possible.
Buniihcd u Grippe Ccvga,
lewis Nc~man 5C5t ! Ner'sra7d s.. Charles.
TN. ". w.: / a5a claG TO tel yuu that fu.ry'I
hC-ry sas Lar - ti- bcN remedy iLr lung
trouble nav" c@.'r Used have la down sex
evtr sIace IanU.:r ari r,t!..;g \rcuI! 40 no
rHY Cood | va tlN al ca. had the f:Ipa!l
wintrr ru.Il st tsv1 ~ ho;'cs OF ..sl.y's
i'oaey a:.j t@r. fused / Lct:ie3. an s!.t
10 "a cat :ce! sa- sacra cold in E.y CHEST"
Eo!cy's Honey and Tar Compound
Giv-5 rou72t relief isom coughs. colds.
Ic.-a,ncs.. t;ck!i@s threat, whoopins
congo, ..'@:2l"cic Group ED bronchial
cudgS.s.
SOLD EVERYWHERE.
The Wheeling intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1903-1961, 1920-02-19
BOWLING

Total 1890. 3lS $40 SIS 3lS 1885,
Tonight-7:45 p. M. Indians VS. Runs;
900 J.. NJ. T.. \. c. vs.. Bauers. -
The Alaska daily empire., 1920-07-03
UNION SUNDAY SCHOOL

Douglas Union Sunday School a the Congregation Church at 10:3' a. m.
The Alaska daily empire., 1920-07-03
DOUGLAS AND FORT SEWARD
 PLAY FIRST BALL GAME

In the baseball tournament this afternoon at Last Chance Park, Douglas will meet Fort Seward in the first game, which will be called about l o'clock. Up to noon today only a few of the Skagway players had arrived in town, and it is un- certain whether that team will play Tn case they do not, Juneau will play the winner of the Douglas-Fort Seward game immediately after that contest is finished. If Juneau and Skagway play the second game. the winners of the two games today will fight it out for first prize Sunday afternoon at 2:30 o'clock.