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Alexandria gazette. [volume] (Alexandria, D.C.) 1834-1974, 1919-11-24

"For the past twenty years | have
been troubled with indigestion and
an acid stomach. The Indication of
my trouble was constipation; never
a movement without a purgative un-
til my attention was called to Chasco-
Vim by the clerks in our leading drug
store here.
| have taken three bottles and am
feeling fine and have not had to take
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1919-04-29
JEWELED NIGHT
CARB DESIGNED
London Stores Show Very
Latest in New STYLES

LONDON. April is.--iBy MALL
Ny iady's return TO femlninity in.
ciudes tho Punishment of pajamas
from her wardrobe.
Tho ''nightie" has become a mar.
velous creation. In a wardrobe fun
Of luxurious lingerie IL takes frs,
place. West End stores ar. exhibit.
Ing weird and wonderful designs.
One has skirt OF vivid orange silk.
a bodic. almost like IN. decoll.te Of
an evening gown In fashion OF gold.
thread embroidery and black net.
with sleeves Of the same material.
and the nightie IL finished ut the
waist with a sash OF gold ribbon.
SO elaborate Is the up-to-date WON.
ans sleeping wardrobe, she could
easily convert II for wear over a fiuf.
~ pctticoas during the daytime.
Sighfies vie with each other In being
unique. One store shows a creation
In sky'biue silk. tho bodice OF which
Is embroidered with a ma j~stlc whit.
swan sailing along by a large white
water my. Another store completes
by exhibiting a linRcri. SGT of yellow
silk. embroidered with huge spread.
ing spiders web with the spider In.
set The spiders body Ii represented
by a large. shining green stone. Civ.
ing a tcwcicd effect
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1919-04-29
CHARGE AUTO STEALING

a charge OF stealing an automo-
bile was filed Monday against -. II.
Styer. %. n mechanic. who was ar.
rested Saturday by Detectives W. r..
Worsham and J. r. Smith and held
from that time on an open charge.
styer is alleged to have stolen the
machine. which belongs to A. 81.
Duncan. 1888 stroud ave. on March
4. and to have driven the machine in
the ride which ended In the death OF
f7.year-old Donald Joyner on the
night OF April 10. when the machine
struck a fallen telegraph pole near
Bryn Mawr.
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1919-04-29
ny HELEN srAurDiNG

=, homh should land ON your
-.ns tomorrow In the wcc sfna
hour OF the morning. and IN hc
aim light your Mortified eyes shou'u
nsnold a wicked looking harhinser
~ uar In Elliott bay. squirting
s,ono and fire from It's gun decks
what would you think
Ts,rk--you would take IL for
.~sr,.5 that the Germans were
ras,ns a second and a eoldcr coup
rhat is the suhconscious FEAR BACK
- ,hs rccrsses 81 every American
.,,,s altho the reversien To peaoetu'
.,,rsu,,s has showed it into ohseurity'
Hun Peasants Misicd
o,,~ thinkers and Observers In the
.~,,,v Of occupation have been Try
,.~ "a fire US with tales OF tho IN
..n.s interest displayed by the so
~, r,lsled German peasants In
he result OF this last drive OF Uncle
car,,s Better than resident citiEens
~ the United states. these simple
n,rx folk know tho daily and
lily returns OF the Victory drive
"a they know. too. how to read De-
tween the lines.
listen TO thls--a timely bomb from
c~orrc X. Weeks. head OF the VIC.
tory Loan drive in the lsth federa'
reserve district at san Francisco
\ ,nrc~n into local Victory Loan
peadauarters-
Here Is Warning
srherr is indisputahlc evidence
cha, many German statesmen be-
,,sve their opponents are war'weary
90 thai a show OF defiance may re
nit a. their avoiding proper repara'
sscr for their aggression. A large
~,..,h.cr,ption OF the Victory
Ycsn viii have immense moral In
s,pence IN all the capitals OF
Europe"
.po not gain the idea that because
TIA secretary OF the treasury has an
vouncrd that Victory Loan notes
vilI not BE- allotted in excess OF the
a kOo. ooo. 600 fixed as the amount OF
mi. loan. work can stop In any 10
,.ii,v a soon as its quota IL OBJ
s.ined. storm the enemy trenches
Ara 70 over the top with 100 per
c>ns over transcription. IL wiz pay
~ dividends in developing political
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1919-04-29

WIN Nst~r "sfhtt
Besides stimulating the business
markets for all other American sc.
curitics. n large over.subscrlption
viii tend to establish u market value
for Victory notes at or above the IL.
sue price. according TO the san Fran.
cisco wire.
when great bond houses offer
Tor subscription an important new
ISSUE OF bonds they conduct an In.
tensive selling campaign. and when
the subscriptions como in, IL there Ia
the slightest question as 10 the mar
ket for the new issue offered. they
over'ailot. that IL, they confirm sale
OF more bonds than there IL IN ex.
istence. This, to the initiated, may
seem a surprising procedure. II IL
adopted because experience has
shown that there ar, always a Ger.
tain number Of cancellations orders
are duplicated and Subscribers ask
for more bonds than they really cx.
pect to get. or change their minds
III. therefore. all subscriptions ex.
cept Just enough to make up the IN.
sue. are rejected at the end OF the
selling campaign. these cancellations
Immediately throw wet blanket OF
bonds ON the market. and the mar.
ket declines.
VIII hid for Bonds
ION the other hand. II sales have
been confirmed In excess OF the
amount OF bonds available. these
cancellations are taken care OF in ad.
vance. there is strong bidding for
bonds TO take care II the short
sales, the market advances and thou.
sands OF subscribers NIL over the
country are pleased The Issue Is a
success.
The treasury department has
sought 10 adopt tho same principle
In limited allotments OF Victory
notes. II thesc notes are 100 per
cent over.subscribed. the large sub
scrihers win DO cut down and many
citizens who really want tn. notes
as an investment viii Do in the mar.
ket to purchase notes coming from
others who are subscribing merely
for Appearances. and do not intend
| TO hold"
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1919-04-29
WnNE SAYS WIFE
IS the HAppIEST
WOMAN IN STATE
Restored to Health by Tanlac
After Suffering for
Several Years

4 believe my wife Is the hap
Ipisst woman In Washington since
kanlnc has restored her health"
.sid Harry White. warehouseman
for the Chicago. Milwaukee a St
Paul r. r.. living a, tsss South NJ
Street. Tacoma. while In the French
Drug Store tho other day.
Tor years" continued Mr.. White.
any wife suffered terribly with her
stomach and Kidneys. She lost her
appetite almost entirely and even
ne little she did eat would lie In
her stomach and sour and the gas
from Il would cause paipitation OF
ne heart and shortness OF breath
until she would almost smother.
-she finally got 50. she could not
sat anything but poachcd eggs and
occasionally q baked potato. and
even this would make her misera-
bic. she could not go mp and down
one flight Of steps without getting
out Of breath. so we had to move
into . one-story house 50 she would
have no stairs to climb. She had
such sick headaches, many times
she would have to give up and go
to BID and stay there for several
days II . time. When these spells
worn of she could hardly get
around and was SO nervous she
would 10 awake night after night
Her kidneys bothered her constant
u and she was hardly ever without
pain In her back and shoulders.
which at times would almost drive
her distracted.
-she had tried all sorts OF nedi-
cine, but nothing seemed to do her
any good. and seeing Tanlac so
highly recommended persuaded
her to try It. II certainly has
made . most wonderful change In
her. The Improvement has been
gradual but has kept up steadily
until she now seems as strong and
well as she ever was.
Her stomach does not bother her
n all. She has a splendid appetite,
eats anything and everything and
enjoys II all. She does not suffer
the least bit now from eating. and
the palpitation OF the heart and
shortness Of breath have all gone.
She never has any more pain in
her back and shoulders. or sick
headaches. Her nerves are strong
and steady and she sleeps like a
child at night. I know she has
gained In weight and her Homework
Is pleasure instead of a burden.
! am mighty glad I got Tanlac for
her and can recommend II to every
body with all my heart"
Tanlac Is sold In Seattle by Bartell
Drug stores under the personal d.
rection Of a special Tanlac represent.
afive.--Advertisement.
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1919-04-29
Sues Old Traction
Firm for Dama1es

In suit filed In superior court
Monday. A. W. Simtx asks $4,000
damages from the Puget Sound
Traction. Light 4 Power company
for injuries alleged to have been
sustained when Nimtx was precipi-
tated onto the street In the path
of an auto March .. thru the action
Of the conductor In opening the
gate too soon- Nimtx says he was
struck by the auto and his right
shoulder broken. The accident oc-
Cured at s7th ave. n. and +. Madi-
son 1T.
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1919-04-29
B0Ys nROuGHT HOME

Charles Johnson. 10. and Frank
Hanson, IS. were brought back
from North Yakima Monday by De-
tective NJ. NJ. Freeman. Both boys
are charged with second degree
burglary. II Is alleged that the two
entered the garage of Charles
johnson, father OF the Johnson boy.
at 70s Seventh ave. and took an
automobile. The car was driven
to Cedar Falls and then shipped by
rail to North Yakima.
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1919-04-29

Alaska Refrigerator Co.,
Arlington Refrigerator Co.,
Belding-Hall Co.,
Bohn Refrigerator Co.,
Challenge Refrigerator Co.,
Cold Storage Refrigerator Co.,
Dillingham; Mfg. Co.,
Grand Rapids Refrigerator Co.,
Quincy Refrigerator Co.,
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1919-04-29
WOULD AMERlCANlZE
FOREIGN lABORERS

Amcricanization OF the foreign Ell.
ement in labor circles as an antidote
for Bolshevism will be undertaken
by the Minute Men OF Washington.
according to y. J. Lombard. state
inspector Of the organization. LON
bard Is paving the way for action by
visiting lumber camps. mills and
large Industrial plants.
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1919-04-29

Mrs. Mary Poquette. 1918 Ed.
monds st.. has received letter from
her son. Harry Poquette. who Is
somewhere In Germany, en- tour"
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1919-04-29

Illinois Refrigerator Co.,
McCray Refrigerator Co.,
Michigan Refrigerator Co.,
Northern Refrigerator Co.,
Rhinelander Refrigerator Co.,
Seeger Refrigerator Co.,
The Baldwin Refrigerator Co.,
Wisconsin Refrigerator Co.,
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1919-04-29

Muskegon, Mich.
Arlington, VT.
Bedding, Mich.
St. Paul, MINI.
Grand Haven, Mich.
Eau Claire, Wis.
Sheboygan, Wisconsin
Grand Rapids, Mich.
Fond du Lac, Wis.
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1919-04-29
There Should Be a
Good Refrigerator in Eve

Food is the greatest thing in the world-the
sary to human existence.
Every individual is entitled to food to sustain life
But there enough go around and estimated
that from two to five million people every year.
Therefore, it is a sin to waste it throw away.
One quarter of of butter wasted in
home every day amounts 100000 pounds year One
of wasted 100000 900 pounds of
eAAesAAA =
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1919-04-29

Morrison, III.
Kendallville, Ind.
Grand Rapids, Mich.
Grand Rapids, Mich.
: Rhinelander, Wis.
St. Paul, Mimi.
Burlington, VT.
Eau Claire. Wis.
The Morning Tulsa daily world. [volume] (Tulsa, Okla.) 1919-1927, 1919-08-31

worry Mono Of the ideas set forth viii amount 10
anything when the miracle is accomplished. The ndi-
viduals frctting reconstruction probcms are
the hat in l9li soIcmnly that
wasn't sufficient wealth In the R,ord keep the huge
armies Ia battle array for 10 months
Ignorance is the must lamcutabIe and Inexcusablo
phenomenon that we. have IN this world.
Reconstruction. once tbs ground Is f,ilow viii comc
normally and hoahfully and without disturbance OF
any kind Nor VIII 1t com" according 10 plan rule
Governments need not concern themselves over much
about the rSscstnbl.shmcn of and trade
~ credits The South Sea islands hnve no monetary
system nor banks They have never had n
bond issu" and know nothing OF the balance OF trade
EQ' they do produce materials that Of
world needs civilized nations produce articles
value 10 Ia" South Sen Islanders The consequence is
a normal flow of trade bctwecn tho two profitable 10
each alike.
Govrrnm"nts may profndbly concern themselves In
tn" restoration Of wororn territory and the re-esnb
lnmcnt ~ manufacturing plants Beyond that they
can perform valuable service by Withdrawing
themselves into their original channels extending
helping hand only when requested 10 do The ndi-
yidual effort and ndustrousncss OF nationals will
do the rest The Frcnchman with goods that possess
value In our and dcsrous OF exchanging them for
goods Of manufacture viii have little difficulty IN
reaching engagements and accommodations agreeable
to all II German manufacturers produce articles We
desire, there need be on the part OF
government to establish system of barter satisfactory
to both nations II will come Of own accord
In fact commerce runs IN the contrary direction
That n to say government, has oftmcs proven Itself
incapable Of preventing interchange Of commodities
In the face ot demand for these commodities Asl
the result Of n pcrnicous and nsdlous doctrine
we have come to lean entirely too much govern
mont II designed protect Individual In his
person and possessions and nothing more. We believe
It would be OF benefit TO mankind TO get back AZ
far possible first principles
The Morning Tulsa daily world. [volume] (Tulsa, Okla.) 1919-1927, 1919-08-31
OKLAHOMA OUTBURSTS
by OTIS LoRToN

There some indications that Jim Harris has in
vested IN another $50 suit OF clothes for Col Fenner
col" Flcnner. who succeeded in defeating Senator
owen up the day Of the primary now has Senator
Gore ON the toboggan. @
The giai South Main says reason she prefers TO
live In tulsa is because New York has a6oocd the
close clutch in dancing. Co.'S
Walter Ferguson. beloved by all who know him was
IN Tulsa day or two ago looking like man who had
dreamed OF senatorial aspirations.
one rcason probably, why the street car strike In
MuSkogee was not settled sooner because the
lions at Hyde park are not what they once were.
We fully understood the functions ~ the Lions
club until the News-Capitol announced that tho Lions
we're ont with their scythes and had tackled the Weed
patches m McAloster
There stu professional men who do not believe
is ethical TO advertise unless is FREQ u is going ~
take something more than world war 20 make
eihoa' am obsolete word.
a Tulsa lady has now recipe FOR stuffed tomatoes
that space r too limited 10 give an tho details It
seems however io De- R culinary creation where you
stnu tomato with other tomatoes
Charges OF desertion are about to be filed nraIr.,
thhs Iooncy Herb Hous" Rosco Gates and other Mus
kogee trade boosters for failing to report when tho train
pulled ou, et Tulsa Wsdne,dy We have pretty strong
the ban gam" ana investigate other OF anuse-
mont IN Tulsa
Tho vniin Journal auyIously inquiries when Congress
man Howard IS ro.nH 'o r"t an appropriation for al
m,ucd needs federal building little ~ worse than
two resident congressman with tho r,crp,l,p - ,,to
terms since statehood without pulling down on anrro-
priauon the question tho Journal now asks is h.,ord
answer Wuh mo need 81, ,pp,r,r, ,s a., i, ,,l So
been for the past - years sometimes wonder ~ s
icc and politics are ON speaking terms
We are ho''irr 'ho r.runlcnn r,r'v long enough :,
In opposition 2" President Wilson's proposed tour W.
mink N" r""r'c ""rh, p" hs'r me president On me
here ar" those who be, tho news service ~ ~.
The Morning Tulsa daily world. [volume] (Tulsa, Okla.) 1919-1927, 1919-08-31
THE PRESIDENT ON TOUR

II we have any criticism Of the presidents speech
making tour 1t Is that he is coming to tho people asking
support partisan rather than seeking counsel
statesman As abstrdct proposition tho proprcty OF
he undertaking is beyond all question. II be urged
that the executive should remain In Warrington and
devote himself TO the solution OF domestic questions.
There Is virtue In that too But since the executive
months filled his mind with tho one thlngths
league OF his--it readily be understood that his
mind is incapable OF graphing with other questions
until this settled Therefore In going boldly TO the
country with he is at last acting in perfectly
,tltutiona mannersomcthlng that we have always
been able to say of his actions.
The propelng motive is clearly partisan. Almost
trenxedly begging that the OF his creation
be not considered In a partisan way tho president all
the while has been exerting himself to give partisan
in the II is successful. his tour the
country ia for the purpose OF arousing partisan sent
ment for himself and his measure
II the congregat OF Mr. Wilson Is presently
to address would think citizens instead OF partsans
an adverse public opinion would drive him back TO
the national capital before no tho Mississippi
river. There Is question at all on this point lie
himself has complained that while he has always had
majority OF his party on tho floor OF he
had majority in the oloakrooms. This true
And It abundantly proves the point we are making
that he has support In his league Aers partisan
grounds alone.
But Notwithstanding all this say his trip to the
country is not to criticism and the republican who
offered resolution calling him to remain IN Wash
ngton wisely advised By all means let the
president with his proposition II is neccs-
sary that this great issue bo placed before the people
The opposition has the opportunity put It's case side
by side with that OF the president The public wants
facts and Is Of a mind TO hear both sides
Mr.. Wilson has his opportunity. II he has anything
offer the people in tho way OF evidence or
argument. then It may be that he muster major
sentiment FOR his proposition II he has not, II he s
depending polished eioquencc and glitternE general
tiles then he s riding fall that will penetrate even
the Wilson Of SER and iEteectual superi-
>ory. ..
I'm not nrruio with YOU I'm teIn' you" said the |
ward boss 20 hs constituents That has the ntl-
tudo of the president towards tho people America
all previous occasions our own opinion r. that ona
his forthcoming trip hc s going be com PEELED 10 get
right down TO argument The dciatorltl attitude OF /
tho schoomustcr must be abandoned
The Morning Tulsa daily world. [volume] (Tulsa, Okla.) 1919-1927, 1919-08-31
orR RrcoNsrnrCnov rpopII.,,e

We are all familiar with the story Of tho diving
patriarch. Calling his faithful consort 10 his bedside
he said: sarah. have come a long WAY Together
We've had lots Of trouble you and But Sarah ,pos,
Of It happened" Il i that way with most ~ our
troubles-they never happened We rush out to meet
them torn with fear and anguish. nni they in most
cases pass US by.
This We are quite sure. s 20 be our experience with
the reconstruction dffcu'ue- that now apr.,r ,rs,
mountabic Publcists and so.callcd st,i.~r,o, INV.
worked themselves into unhclhy frame ~ ,,rr5
over the problems OF reconstruction They trs, ,,.,
rrasp how the world Is be pat ta work ,.,ir ,,
all Its normal funetioEs set going All this is y.Iss
The Morning Tulsa daily world. [volume] (Tulsa, Okla.) 1919-1927, 1919-08-31
HOROSCOPE
SUNDAY. Amrnst IL In,n
The sthrs moline, but a. ~.
compel"

This Is not a lucky day. nccN,e,.
TO asrology, Neptune. Nenu,
Mercury are all in adverse asps,, ,"l
During this sway OF the stars y. D..
wise To rest and 10 pursue rou,t.'
duties. '"''hs
CONDITIONS are most unravorah,
ior 'oFe hiialrs, since they cnrou,,
age deceit and inconstancy.
II is an unfortunate planetary 20.
ernment Tor writing and love ie',s,.
should be delayed, for they ar. II,
der sinister influence. VI"
Clergymen and all who bcs,.,,
pubic attention may find aulirnra,
| critical and unrospousive, WIN
! ihls rule prevails
Religious dlssensions and tro,hi..
| or various sorts are indicated roT ~
| united states, since prejudice az
uncharttablcness Will gain ce,,ais
asce ndancy. '''a
church and state will clash fl, -.
| llucal movements to bee lauurhsa n.
the autumn. ostrologers foreteu u"
| While Neptune is in a place -,
! friendly to humanity. there viii hs y.
| continued increase In moral ohlia,'
ties. Laxitles In standards lor.
maintained In America viii be rra,s
and more evident within the no-.
few months.
Increase Of divorce Is one ~ m,
tgns OF the time in which the oIg
bars against transgrcssiun OF ma,
flagc laws are let down
According TO ancient lore pt.
should be an auspicious day for fsb.
ermen.
The Mars. OF the president I,.r,,
var from the ascendant OF tho Kin.
or England, an aspect that nap
cause some diplomatic complicaiIon
canada may be involved.
The pope at Rome now comes ur.
der adverse lunar influences ,h1,
presage political and religious ,ron.
blcs '0''
Persons whose birthda,e II l.,
should be unusually careful and dis.
Greet during the coming year. Tbe,
shonld safeguard themselves agaln,,|
deception, intrigue and slnnder
Financial affairs will be satlsfac,orv
II schemes OF every sort are avoided
children born on this day NAV b.|
restless and highstrunE. These sub.
lects OF Virgo who have Mercury AL
heir principal ruler learn -uuick,y
nave great endurance and renal,
FounP In middle life.
'(Copyright. 1919. by The McClp,s
Newspaper SyndlcateD
The Morning Tulsa daily world. [volume] (Tulsa, Okla.) 1919-1927, 1919-08-31
Daily Biblical Quotation.
AUGUST 81, 1919

The Spirit and the brldn-say, Come And let him that
hsareth say Come And let him that In athirst come.
And whosoeyer will, let him take OF the water OF life
Freely Rev. 22:17.
Though his majesty he great,
His mercy less;
Though he thy transgressions hate,
lie feels thy deep distress:
Yield not then to unbeief
While he says, There yet is room:
Though OF sinners thou art chief,
Since Jesus called thoe, come.
BE strong In the grace that that la In Christ Jesus
Tim al.
The Morning Tulsa daily world. [volume] (Tulsa, Okla.) 1919-1927, 1919-08-31

Baker says Scott and obregon signed an agreement
for American troops TO follow hot trail across the
border. .obregon says such agreement was made
and expresses surprise that tho American secretary OF
war should make declaration lacking in founda-
tioU." And there the matter stands
The Morning Tulsa daily world. [volume] (Tulsa, Okla.) 1919-1927, 1919-08-31

II Is possible to understand Senator McCumbcr when
one remembers that he represents North Dakota whore
the NonpnrtiSan League is in control and where bill
was introduced in the legislature providing for the
naturalization" OF women
The Morning Tulsa daily world. [volume] (Tulsa, Okla.) 1919-1927, 1919-08-31

Il cot more fh8r expected -
my f4sf rI-fu-e r11s'ed ihr :
hut rerscyerlrE painter
why ! thought your ian
rrresH to t1Es Do instead 20 n.'
months r@ntr" exclaimed his ,.'.-
Gus rival.
yes. but he raised my renL-
The Morning Tulsa daily world. [volume] (Tulsa, Okla.) 1919-1927, 1919-08-31

II there In moral obligation" to pay the balance
OF the $4,000 to the Mexican bandits, then there un.
qusstionnby was moral obligation" not 10 run
thom Off their legs trying to capture them and the
$500 paid them
The Morning Tulsa daily world. [volume] (Tulsa, Okla.) 1919-1927, 1919-08-31

The department OF agriculture is urging farmers to
again plnnt great acreage to wheat But the farm
ers, probably. will wall unt suitable reward is
offered
The Morning Tulsa daily world. [volume] (Tulsa, Okla.) 1919-1927, 1919-08-31

They are still trying editors for treason over in
Paris which Is French custom the admin nistrntlon
would like TO be able to adopt over here
The Morning Tulsa daily world. [volume] (Tulsa, Okla.) 1919-1927, 1919-08-31

The democratic national committee is trying to raise
$4,000 900 campaign fund for next year. It will
require than that to put Woodrow Wilson In the
white house for the third time.