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America. [volume] (Cleveland, Ohio) 1905-current, 1921-09-17
.ULTIMATUL
ALIATILOR CATRE
UNCARIA
Aliatii au ordonat evacuarea
Ungariei de Vest.

L0NDRA, II Sept. - Aliatii
.au TRIMS eri un ultimat Ungariei
in care ordoneaza ca s& evacuese
imediat Ungaria de vest. Ultima
tul q fost TRIMS prin Consiliul
Ambasadorilor. .-
In intelesul acestui ultimat da-
Cd Ungaria nu va evacua imediat
Ungaria de vest care s'a dat
Austriei in intelesul tratatului de
pace din st. Germain, Sc va face
imediat un boicot contra Unga-
riei. Sc poate Cd Sc vor folosi 81
masuri militare.
Aliatii privesc situatia ca foarte
critica nu numai spentru O. acea-
sta este o violare a tratatnlui de
pace din partea Ungariei, dar Cd
aceaste poa&e cauza un nou rSx.
boiu IN Balcani.
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Total 81, ,363. SO
America. [volume] (Cleveland, Ohio) 1905-current, 1921-09-17
MOARTEA A TREI
AVIATORI

Dallas, Texas, II Septembrie.
. Locotenentul H. F. Armstrong
din North Adams, Mass. 81 SER
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was'iHvror. Ot, -. The '"mpr"-
rl.sc ;.N ,,c,.siun h:.l vas as>aI.cd to-
f.v - -" .rra," by both democrats
AMI Republicans.
Sen. tor Underwood Of Nahama. the
rcr,o.- .-at!c !caGcr. rha:a rter:zed the
measure - Il" worst ever presented to
congress N0 rur unl"rSto"d it. he de-
cared. except tn" few treasury experts
Who ,!rew It. ami l." predicted that II
the tn became law the courts would
lr -, e"a' ears IN Interpreting II,
charging tho RcruhijrlNS with n fan
rre ~ - candid with tho American peo-
nle. the ncmnNrat;c leader said they
were trvins to make o't that taxes wer"
,n nr reduced. hon. as matter OF fact.
,hrv uru.i 10 increased through ;he
orc;7tinn uE administrative" pr"v!s .ors
,c i've ..icrUe 'n-asI"" and tho pro-
ro,oi truc:i.An Valuation al In tho
,7;s': hiil.
Senator Moses E"TuH H.i'a1. New
Var.is0 70 pa!I rs ~"-r"''rs {" t'e com
r,.tica ~. arI :,-n I" N" amendments
sponsored ~ Ih- agricultural h!or.
which he termed the 'hen-Cap-hlan.' .
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Of
ALL TIME FOR
ANCLO-SAXONS
PRESIDENT HARDINC'S
INSPIRING ADDRESS
Arrayed Together in Trustee
ship for the Preservation
of Civilization.

. Williamsburg, Va. Oct. la.-Tres!-
dent Harding was gwen III" honorary
doyree Of Doctor of Laws hy the COL
lege Of William and Mary today a; rA>
erclses Of Installation Of DR.. J. y. e.
chandler as president OF tho !ns'ttu-
ton. Wearing the cap and gown. Mr..
Harding. In an address. appealed FOR In
creased patriotic attention to the ma
tIonal educational system and praised
the part played in American history
by the institution, which iH the second
Oldest eo!Is&s-et, the country and alneas
whose graduates are numbered three
presidents OF the United States.
AnElo-saxon Unity.
D.,ore coming here. tho president de-
,iveraS IN address from the spot IN
yrrk,own vhprr Lord Cornwalls sN'-
rendered tho British forces nC the reH"'
,u,ion 20 General Washington IN l'Hi'
o,a announced - the world no'!CF
o, Anglo American friendship Tor Il"
future time.
The United States and Great hr'a'h,
,hc nrCS.lcnt asserted. had C"nSecrahV
, longtime friendship by ass"'!a'ivt
N the common sacrifice In IL" Nor'o
war and found themselves hrrAF'"
together" in trust ership Yer 'he pre-
fcondnued on Page Fourteen)
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Paris Reception 10
Gen. Pershing Most
Impressive Tribute

Paris. oct. lo.-Jrhe reception at the
city hail IN honor or Genera fers"i"S
TODAY was N" - the most elaborate
,cd IN, .nssive that have been held IN
Paris since the signing Of the armiS"rr.
Scme 1900 persons were present ino!"!-
ing Frances leading military hs"re4'
members ~ the diplomatic corps, '"pf"
sentatt>es Of the various embassies ana
p large contingent from the American
colony In larls.
Earlier m ,ne day at tie rah''hs "'
m oak tree n homer OF Franco M'' !''''
am.t>. in he Tr"cadeTo taE"e"|. H'"
eral Persh!ns threw Il >"pNe' i"'' u
E[r,cb soil which he said. IS a.sn
American sal because American blood
WAS shed on ~
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TABER WILL MOVE
FOODSTUFFS FOR
BUCKEYE PEOPLE.

Special Dispatch to The 1ntsuiSsncer.
Columbus, Oct. le.-Director OF
Agriculture L. J. Taber, who was TO
have spoken before tho Chamber OK
Commerce IN GAINESVILLE. his homo,
Thursday evening, has 0een forced 70
cancel tho enSagsmeae because OF the
emergency created by tie threatened
railroad etrtEs. The entire aSrtcul-
tural department Is organized TO take
whatever action may he necessary TO
insure tho movement OF foodsturs.
Director Taber discovered today
that an old section OF the state mar
kettng act passed many years ago at
tre request of farm organizations
gives the state broad powers to take
steps 70 prevent o shortage Of food.
This section authorizes his depart
mont "to take such means ana use
such powers relative to shipment,
transportation, and storage Of food
stuns Of any kind az may Be nsess-
sary and az 1t may deem advisable or
desirable In case OF an emergency
creating or threatening to create .
ecarcity OF food within tho STATE.
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SENATE TAXATION MEASURE IS
ATTACKED BY SEN. UNDERWO0O|

rlav on the names os Senators KENYON
or Iowa. and Capper. OF Kansas leaders
Of the bloc. Endorsing the Smoot man
ufacturers' sales tax. Senator Noses oe-
clared the committee bill plainly was
drawn under the inspiration OF the s!o'
gan, soak the rich.'
sunreme court decisions In tar cases
got TO the debate. Senator Nelson Re-
publican, Minnesota. complaining aoout
op;nions holding state and municipal
bonds exempt from federal taxation Ahd
Senator Watson, Democrat GeorkA'
characterizing as perfectly rotten the
recent decision that stock dividends
could not be taxed.
Getting down to cases. the senate. AZ.
ter a long technical discussion voted
down, IS to -. a committee amendmens
under which treasury experts had fG-
urcd the government would receive
taxes on about s5 per cent OF the earn.
Incs or CLOSE" corporations accumu-
lated rrior 10 March I. 1919. Senators
Simmons. of North Carolina. and Reed.
~: Missouri remocrats. and Kellogg.
Repuhri,an. Minnesota. led tho light
AGAINST tho Amendment
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GETS IS YEARS FOR
ATTEMPTED ASSAULT

Parkcrsburg ". Va, Oct. le.~ThanE-
ing his former plea OF not guilty 10 one
~ guilty on three charges FOR which he
had been indicted. Charles Brown alias
Charles Miller. former convict. was sen-
fenced TO serve IS years IN the stats
prison at Moundsvil!e. late to-day by
Judge Waiter f. Mcpougle, OF the Wood
county circuit court.
The most important charge against
Brown was that OF attempted assault
on Mrs Kate Grim. OF Mncra! Wells,
this county. and the others were enter
ing and robhing the home o: \. R. Coop
or and w. A. Grim. He WAS formerly
convicted ard served almost two years
FOR the theft ~ horse. in this county,
Others sentenced we're 0kev Sans
Leo Montgomery. two years. for theft
Of an automobile.
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S|NN FE!NERS
WANT DEFINITE
ENGLISH REPLY
GEORGES VISIT
TO AMERICA, FACTOR
Government Would Place
Problems in Hands Of SUBJ
Committees for Action.

London. oct. l9-rrime Minister
L,cyd Georges decision to 20 to tho
Washington conference Is having t'
effo,t on the progress of the conference
Win Irish leaders. which has heen m
session here ccr tho last week. endear-
orlrC 10 so,vc The Irish question.
Government circles today eXpresseo
beI,.r that the man whereby the various
poi, Is. par;lcu,arly IN" conditions namra
in Mr. Lloyd Georges dominion nome
rule proposal. are 10 be referred 10 sun
committees. makes It quite safe for him
lo proceed ~ Ams-ica.
ON the o'hcr hand. Stnn Frin leaders
ern believed ~ he determined To hsccr
min before his departure whether II Is
% he "rcaCc or war. Some "f them
say TINT mono nr ~" critical points has
been touched thrs far, which tact. 'hcI
claim. accounts tor The Srn"othnes' NJ
Tho sessions n date. and ;hcy object %
! ,hcs, points he:Hg KEEP; In the oacK-
ground Indefinitely.
\o 1o,o has 70: hrcn nyed for the
ncx, meeting nr the Irish c"nfercnre.
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Parts. oct "a small oblong pack
sKe wrapped IN plain white paper. ueo
with a strong cord and marked per-
fume" lav on a ,aolH IN tho American
embassy all this m"rn.nS. 1t was au-
dressed personally 70 the American am
bassador. Myron I. Hevrtck. and had
beer delivered by registered post.
Thinking IL was a gift the amhassa
doris secretary Lawrence Norton. car
red L 70 the ambassadors res'de"ce'
;hs former home Of lr:nce Jacques ie
H-orNe. az - Avenue De NeSS.Ae' F.AE'S
In the e. c!,IuG. the ambassador Na'e''
blanchard. saw the package on "eSN'
s,1 f,I.aw:nc Custom. started 20 open
The removal O. he paper geveaied
s,,,r .,s,.Haard non. such aS might De
vx.J for hr.ding soap Amos: imineu
80. sor.nS WAS released. and as
Ran, hard lifted IL" I'd. he beard
.ar,...,. ro!sc. wE.,h hvoCGh, back me
d.,s when ne Mas bomber n me
Hr.lsh army IIa hurried the "oS
,r~nurh .nN n7ea bathroom Go"c aA'
-ar from me r"vU;. The bomb eApioi"'
:, he doorway. cWN trLSw"A;s h!tt'As
thA vale; IN the na =. lie VAS not ser
.nU<hy injured.
Tne ambassadc-. his GauSh' 'er-!n'!aw
NJ. paryre.e Hevrj,k. aHd ne: seven
>ear-o,G son we're Just At this 1me as
rnpd,nr the stairway. preparatory u
s.,ar!aS NJ. HarrIc~'s suite. b.ancnarC
can. rannlaE %. IS tGA amHassaoo'
reached the ;o2.
A horb has exploded a"H an h,t
the valet shouted LCeh" Ho-' NV
weren't n he room
blanchard then collapsed and wa
CARED downstairs. The a';.hass2d"I
n-a,crei immediately :" t1e H7t". CT!
ION % ask General 3ersn;as ;he eAS
,h.rg % do. and tho pre:ect OF p"!ic'
was summoned.
The bomb IS believed BY the police Z
rare been sen, b. t'renrA communist
as a protest aGatrs' the coH'!cti9n I"
.wo cornrvn,sts In the United states
clcrSad wiki murder. |, contained IN
Gaad,.ASt of explosives. according 70 IN
,;af+rt AMI his staff OS bomb eNierts'
Terrific Force.
,r"os of t&e strength oS t@e eNpt"
sos $ Shown by the fact that M
bathroom vas wrecked. ,aat much dam
az, vas don" IN 80 bedcu"w ana tna
seven fragments vent 'hr"uga tAlcf
S..,, Nardrrt-. vh..- Others made deeI
dents = the meta! doors OF cabinet.
TrA a:nbL SsaI"cs t"St tAo"Sht wa
to ignore .ha matter b.: General Per
(Conttnusd on Page Fourteen)
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Coblenz. Ocr. 10 The guard Of
honor for the American unknown sol
der" whose body will he taken 10
America and buried in Arlinc;On GENE
terry on Armisticc day. will leave here
for Chalon. .Sur-MarNc next Sunday.
They are expected to arrive in time
for the ceremony OF selection and for
the trip to EIavrc on The @Arh.
The members Of III" guard. named
u rodav. are as follows: ScrCean'E vii
liam Noble, NounGstow s. C.: Hugh
Mcclure. Johrs:Own. \. y; John !iar.
The Wheeling intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1903-1961, 1921-10-20
GOVERNMENT OF PORTUGAL
0VERTHR0WN IN REVOLUTION
Military Movement Without
B!oodshed Brings Change
of Ministry-Coe elh o Re-
turns to Power.

London, Oct. l9.-The Portuguese
government has resigned as re.
sult Of successful military move
ment without bloodshed, says
Reuter- dispatch from Lisbon.
A new ministry will probably be
formed With the ex.rerolutlonIst,
Manuel Maria Coelho, as premier.
London, Oct. 90 a military
movement against the Portuguese
government broke out in Lisbon
yesterday "wednesday. according
TO a Iigo dispatch TO the London
Times. The troops seized strategic
positions in the city and environs.
The Wheeling intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1903-1961, 1921-10-20
FINES OF MILLIONS
IN MISSISSIPPI ON
FIRE INSURANCE CO.'S

Mfss.. OCT. Ty-Yn assessing
hncs aggregating 3S.S94,c00 against
thirty-six fire insurance companies do
Ing business IN the state prior TO the
filing Of suit against them several
months ngo by the state revenue agent.
alleging violation OF the antitrust laws,
Chancellor V. J. Str!ckcr today issued a
final decree In which he held that con-
spIracy existed 10 FIX and charge specific
rates on insurance In the state OF Miss
ssIppi.
The decision ends the first phase OF
the litigation and the case now goes TO
the state supreme court on appeal.
In the meantime the companies
against whom the decisions We're Issued
are writing To fire insurance businesses
IN the state.
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West Virginia Miners
in Lewis Endorsement

rittshurg. Kansas Oct le.-M!ne
Workers OF West Virginia have ar-
proved the action Of John l.. Lewis.
president OF the lnternat!o union. In
susrendlng District No. Il tkansas)
from the organization. according 70 a
letter received mere ton!yh, by George
l.. rack successor to Alexander Howat.
Resolutions passed by District 20 ap-
pal - the Kansas miners TO rally to
the support OF the international union
OF The United Mine Workers.
The Wheeling intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1903-1961, 1921-10-20
DRY AGENTS At
PHILADELPHIA
IN THE DISCARD

Washington. Oct. Ia - Dismissal ot
n dozen prohibition agents has been
recommended at Philadelphia. C"mmls-
sioner Haynes announced today. also
that s. r. Rutter had been seIec'en
as associate director for Pennsylvania
with full powers Of director.
Announcement was made later tha.
Lieutenant Colonel William Thaw' o.
Philadelphia. had been appointed ger
eral prohibition agent and Would he
stationed temporarily at l'hiladciphi7
under Mr.. Rutter. Colonel Thaw. duc-
inr tho war. commanded the LnfaH"i(r
flyirr corps In the American army ana
previously commanded the LafayesiH
Escadrille with the French army.
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'r:s. Lincoln, Nebraska; John Hock'
Roxhurv. Mass; Daniel Co!'ins'
Sprinshc!d. Mass; Thomas Shcchan'
Lemuel Gushard and James Priest'ey'
OF Gulfport. Miss: John Rai'eT ana
Jnscph Lucas. Columbus, Ohio; Angus,
rus Fl.!el. Iloulton, Maine Edward
Carter. Cumberland Gap, Tenn: Roo-
art Ohorrick. Corona y. Y: BracK
Amer Ellis Nrooman. Oscar Anderson
and Clarence Thorpe. Of Har'ianI, w.
Va
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MUST RESPECT RAIL BOARD DECISIONS
West Vrgnas la Guard Of Honor For American Unknown Hero

Corporals Philip Camp, Hart'and'
". Va: George Strong. Milwaukee;
Frederick Menge. Summerville. \. Y;
Jesse Stirnct>, Monroe. Va: Herbert
Hawkstcy. Stockton. Cal.
Tn" pallbearers will include; Ser
geanls Nathan Meredith Of Biz Spring,
Ku. and Edward Younger OF Chicago
and Corporals James Forester. Lead
wood. Mo. Ruben Abrams. 81. Louis :;
Russell Wel'shans, BuCkner. ILL.,, and
Albert Miller, Columbia. S e.
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Peak Of Unemployment
Has Passed, Declares
Salvation Army Head

Columbus o. Oct. Io-The peak or
unemp!oyme'.: has passed. Commander
Booth. leade- OF tn" salvation army In
the United States. declared on her ar
rival here today. for an address.
Chances do rot favor any great surf-
ering in New Yorh. and other large cities.
because OF unemployment: tina: danger
apparently has been eliminated. she as
serted.
Miss Eooth declared II ler opinion
that ag!:ators and prnpa gandistS. work
lng among labor. have been defeated.
The uDemp.ovrn"nt problem has not
been fully solved. she said. hut every
one has co-operated. the crisis il mot
The Wheeling intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1903-1961, 1921-10-20
CROOKEDNESS IN
PROHIBITION OFFICE

Pittsburgh. Pa. Oct. l9.--The discov-
cry v As made today by John Exntc:fs. In
charge OF tho local prohibition office.
following his arrival from the Pacific
coast. that evidently there had been
,her;s in the flc OF records where per-
ml:s 20 withdraw wh!shey are kept.
The director began an immed!a'" inveS-
,iga,:on OF ,he missing records.
He also asked for the resignation ~
eight employees or the Pittsburgh office
Of tho director.
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TO SEE CROW 60 IN

Vnontown. PA. Oct. l9.--Included In
tho large delegation which will 90 from
I'nlnr:own 10 WASHINGTON reNt Monday
% SEQ Senator ". F. Crew take his seat
In congress. will he J. p. Crow. aged
eighty years. father or the senator. who
is n resident Of this city.
A large number Of Senator Crows
friends IN this region have arranged 20
form n party and 80 I" Washington
Monday
The Wheeling intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1903-1961, 1921-10-20
ENaLE LEADS rYPorHEArE

Tornntn. oct. 19--J. Linton F:nGie. OF
Phi.adc.rha. was nominated fer presi-
dent rf the United TyHothcate Of Amer
iCa In It's annual convention today. The
Cnmmir'"o on nominations nominated
J. Acton Of Toronto for vice president
and rlalrrl9n o. the executive board
erd Fred Gage Of Battle creek. ~.
CLigan treasurer.
The Wheeling intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1903-1961, 1921-10-20
BOMB PLOTTERS
FAIL IN ATTEMPT
UPON HERR|CK
VALET INJURED BY
DEADLY EXPLOSIVE
Ambassador About to Enter
Apartment Where Ex-
plosion Occurred.

Washington. Cct. 10 80 7 h
state department received brief
despatch tonight from .\moassa-
dor Herrick. describing the eN-
plosion Of the bomb IN his resi-
! dence. The department made no
comment on the case.
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THE WEATHER

cr,o I'D western Pennsyivania -
p,tr and colder Thursday: Friday fair
and colder.
wCst yirginis-Cloudy and cold'r
Thursday, rain In the mountains; Fri
<-l~
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nEoREE FOR MARSHAL FocH

New Haven. OCT, 10 4 degree Of doc
tor Of laws VIII hc conferred upon Mar
shal Foch at n special c"nrocati"n OF
m. Fellows Of Yale. on November -. II
vas stated a. tho office Of the univeF-
s;iv secretary today.
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o., ,or c,,.caxo-Hsesptv&

Cleveland. o. Oct. 1s.-Four OF tns
.,,r ave-. railroad transportation ehiefs
left here late tonight for Chicago S ~ne.S
.,orrow .e,. w morning they will be 3oined
Nv L. f. sheppard. president OF tho o.
asr Of Railway Conductors, ana CONF.
with the railroad labor board IN -
W.. w.. 90 avert the nationwide railroAo
.,rike. act 10 begin October 80:
PRIOR to the conference with tho 'Ao0'
= fnon.inusd on Page FoursSsu)
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ADVERTISING
FOR WORKERS
APPEAR IN PITTSBURGH
AND WHEELING PAPERS
Letters, Of Recommendation
and Physical Examination
Are Required.

Irt,shurgh. Ia. oct. l9.--The ErS'
move tho Pennsylvania railroad has
taken in the ri,tshurGh district IN an
,ic,pat.on Of a general railroad s'rNe
was tho preparation tonight Of adN"r-'
,iscments for Pittsburgh morning papers
of October 20 and afternoon papers "t
that date. seeking locomotive engineers
eremen. conductors and tralnm"n. ac-
cordIny to an announcement from lhe
general offices OF the central region
here. III,
Tho advertisement. 1: was said. VIII
state that "appiications may be maue
for employment. 10 take places M"ue
vacant by such men as Ulay leave 'ne
service" The applicants, according II
the advertisement. will he requested !"
give their age. previous experience: II
any. names ~ not less than w" r"t"r
cnceS" or letters OF recommendations
may be enclosed with the a7pli""' ."hS
The conclusion OF the adverrsemcE'' :
was declared. will be that phNS'ca, OK
aminat!ons will be required. but AT INC
expense OF the company.
Th. PENNSYLVANIA Railroad Employ
nert Agency. with offices at f!tts-
hurgh are sending oIt notices 10 tn'
effect that applications Will hc cohs'N'
cred from any persons for jobs MAD
vacant by the strike. In another sec
ton Of this paper the company carries
an ad making this announcement
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rHE TELLIGENCER

Has the Largest Circulation OF
any Morning Newspaper in the
State of West Virginia
The daily times., 1921-04-20
BILIOUS CHILDREN
6lack-Draught, Long in Suc-
cessful Use, Praised by an
Arkansas Mother,
Soon Does Its
N Work"

Marm~ (uke. Ark. Speaking of
ihedford's Black-Draught, which
from long use in her household has
become regarded as 1.-The family med
ieine'. Mrs. Mary E. Hill of Route
/, this place, says:
When the children get bilious, |
give them a couple of good doses,
and when We have sour stomach.
headache, or any liver or stomach
trouble, we use Black-Draught. 1t
is an easy laxative and soon does
the work. l certainly think il is one
OF the best remedies made.
Biack-Draught acts on the jaded
liver, gently. but positively. and
helps 1t in its important function
or throwing out waste materials and
polsons from the system.
In thousands of households Black
Draught is kept handy for immed-
late use in time of need Prompt
treatment often is half the battle,
md will often prevent slight ills
from deyeolping into serious trou-
bles.
Its eli-established merit. during
more than 70 years of successful
use. should convince you of the help
full effects obtainable by taking
Black-Draught for liver and stomach
disorders. Get package today.
and keep it in your house See that
the package bears the words, "Thed-
ford's Blaught-Draught.
The daily times., 1921-04-20
Norfolk Southern r. r.
PASSENGER TRAIN SCHEDULE
LEAVE WILSON

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LEAVE WILSON
':lO A. M. Daily for Greenville,
Washington, Edenton.
Elizabeth City. Norfolk.
ParlOr car Washington
to Norfolk.
t:14 P. M. Daily for Greenvilla
Washington, Belhaven.
1925 A. M. Daily for Washington.
Edenton, Elizabeth City,
Norfolk. Sleeping car
Wilson to Norfolk.
$40 A. M. Daily for Raleigh, Fay
etteville, Charlotte and
points west and south.
Parlor car to Raleigh.
1920 A. NJ Daily for Middlese1,
Zebulon, Wendell, Raj.
eigh.
$50 p. M. Daily for Raleigh and
and points west end
south.
Published as information only and
not guaranteed.
Onc w 0y i ares
War Tax in Addition
To Norfolk, Va.-----$6.3 80
To Raleigh, N. C.-----$1.82
To Charlotte, N. C.---$7. .46
For Rates, Routes and other in
formation call on or write to
X. G. WINSTEAD .
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The daily times., 1921-04-20
EXCURSION FARES
VIA
Norfolk Southern Railroad
Round-Trip Fares

To Winona Lake, Ind.-Gen'l Assem-
bly, Presbyterian Church, USA.
May 1927 Tickets ON sale May
Is to 10, final limit May 3Oth.
1921
To st. Louis, MJ.-NatI Conven-
ton Modern Woodmen of Ameri-
ca, June 1926. Tickets on sale
June 16 to 20, final limit June
28th, 1921.
To New York-Inteln national Con-
vention, United Societies Christian
Endeavor, July GIL. Tickets on
sale July to 6, final limit July
14th, 1921.
To Greensboro, N. C.-Conventfon
Good Roads and Bankhead High
way Assn April 1928. Tickets on
sale April 16 to Is, final limit
April 26th, 1921.
To cleveland, O.-Kiwanis Club, In
ternational Convention. June 20-25
Tickets on sale June Is to 20,
final limit June 28th, 1921.
To Chattanooga, Tenn.-Southern
Tickets on sale May 9 to IL, fin
al limit May 21st, 1921.
On Certificate Plan
To Chicago, m.-National Wholesale
Grocers Assn. June $40, Certifi-
Gates issued June to 10, final
limit June 14th, 1921.
To Charlotte, N. On. c. State
Convention B. Y. P. U. June IA
16. Certificates issued June 10 to
Is. final limit June Goth, 1921.
To Raleigh. N. C.-N. C. Sunday
School Assn. April 1914. Certifi-
Gates issued April 8 to IA. final
limit April 18th. 1921.
To Cincinnati, O.-Southern Whole.
sale Grocers Assn. May 1913. Ger
tificates issued May 6 to IL, fin
al limit May 18th, 1921.
To New York.-Meta1 Traders As
tificates issued April 18TH to 21st.
Return, limit April 25th, 1921.
For Rates. Routes and other in
formation call on or write to
x. q. WINSTEAD.
WILSON, y. 9. I'd