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South Bend news-times. (South Bend, Ind.) 1913-1938, 1919-09-26

You know how much confusion
three children at the ages OF eight
years, three years and fourteen
months can make used to go
nearly crazy at the noise they made. "
says Mrs John Carlin, $500 Walker
street, Indianapolis. Il became so
nervous and run down that il was
impossible for me to sleep soundly.
I didn't have any appetite and kept
right on losing flesh and strength
day by day. / grew so weak that
when | sat down In a chair I could
hardly get up. Finally / was at
tackled with severe pains in my
shoulders and back. At times I felt
like giving up. I grieved because
l couldn't seem to give my children
the care they needed.
MY husband who is employed 10y
The National Refining Co. suggest
ed that l try Pepgen. I did SO and
now / am strong and well again.
Ny nerves are quiet. / don't feel
fretted even when the baby cries
ITO all women who feel nervous,
have Indigestion. headaches. back
fAAfof " iAD = iii HtfFU COnHhlN anu
who have not sufficient strength,
say by all means take Pepgen."
For rheumatism, lumbagO, neural
gia aches and pains try Pepger
Eminent. 1t is made from mustard
red pepper, sassafras. menthol and
ammonia. II penetrates but does
not blister
If constipated take Pepgen Iaxa-
tive Tablets They thoroughly
cleanse the liver. They are different
from anything you have ever tried
eaten like candy.
Pepgen Tonic. Liniment and Lax
atives may be obtained at Striebel &
Steinel CThe Public Drug Co,
South Bend The Red Cross Phar
macy. Mishawaka. and all othel
hrst-class druggists everywhere.
Adv
South Bend news-times. (South Bend, Ind.) 1913-1938, 1919-09-26
Wife RELIEVED
OF HER PAINS
Frank BOttOr6 of Lasllle ST.. Says
Pcpgpn Has Been Great Help.

Frank BOttOr6 of LaS;llle ST.. says
Pcpgen Has Been Great Help.
Frank Bottorff, core maker at the
George Cutter Company, is recon-
mending Pepgen 10 people who, he
thinks, need the remedy because Of
the benefit it has been to his wife.
The Bottorff's live at 101S East
Lasalle Ave, South Bend.
MY wife suffered with kidney
trouble for eight or ten years. says
Bottorff.
She had severe pains in the small
OF her back. At times when she
stopped over. she could hardly
straighten up. she was nervous and
at night her sleep was broken.
"Pepgen has relieved her kidney
trouble. I stopped those pains in
her back. Her kidneys act regularly
and she gets good sound sleep the
night through.
NV wife tried many medicines
but Pepgen has helped her more
than anything else" says Mr.. Bot
torff.
Pepgen aids the kidneys and liver
to throw out waste matter while
helping the digestive organs 10 as
simulate food 10 furnish good blood
Pepgen helps Nature TO build ne"
| bodies.
Pepgen NAV be obtained at STRIFE
bel &. Steinel (The Public Drug Co..
south Bend: The Red Cross Phar-
macy. Mishawaka, and all first-class
| druggists everywhere. Adv
South Bend news-times. (South Bend, Ind.) 1913-1938, 1919-09-26
Senate Lines Up For Pact
Fight: johnson Goes West

WASHINGTON. Sept. G6.-Whfe
the German peace treaty received
only brief consideration in the sen
ate Thursday. outside developments
indicated that the factions were lin
ing up for the real fight over the
League of Nations covenant.
The outstanding feature Of the
day was the announcement by Sen.
Johnson. republican. of California
that he would leave here tomorrow
for the Pacific coast 10 keep up his
attack on the treaty. which was ac-
cepted TO mean finally that his pro-
posed amendment to equalize the
voting power OF the United States
and Great Britain would not be
called up for some 81 eeFs hence
Next in publie interest was the
news that Sen. Ashurst. democrat.
OF Arizona, had teIegraphed Pres't
South Bend news-times. (South Bend, Ind.) 1913-1938, 1919-09-26

Wilson that he would vote for ratif-
cation Of the treaty, believing he
could render the country and the
world. he said, a great service by
accepting il as it is. without amend
ment or reservation. This definite
statement from Sen. Ashurst was
considered particularly assuring by
democratic leaders because OF per
sistent reports that he would oppose
the pact in its present form.
Just before adjournment Sen
Lenroot republican. of Wisconsin
made his position clear by reiterat-
ing that he would not vote TO ratify
the treaty Il under article 10 the
United States was obligated to send
ifs troops abroad TO preserve the
territorial integrity Of members OF
the league.
South Bend news-times. (South Bend, Ind.) 1913-1938, 1919-09-26
MISHAWAkA RESIDENT
IS GLAD SHE OBEYED
Mrs. Josephine Kelly Says Husband
Made Her Take Pepgcn the
First Time.


Mrs. Josephine Kelly of Misha-
waka didn't want TO take Pepgen at
all. She had never tasted it. didn't
know anything about its refreshing
sassafras taste, and didn't care to
find out
But her husband thought it might
do her some good He bought a bot
tie because he had read recommen-
dations of it in South Bend papers
! by people whom he knew. He in
sisted upon Mrs. Kelly trying it,
And just TO please him. she did
Now Mrs. Kelly frankly confesses
that her husband was right and she
was wrong. And all married folks
know that il is decidedly exceptional
for husband or wife to admit any
thing like that, no matter what they
may think about it.
The Kellys reside at 5I6 West
Mishawaka Ave. Mrs. Kelly SAYS:
L had stomach trouble for two
years. The gas that formed after
eating caused me much distress.
did not have a good appetite. l was
nervous and restless and my condi-
ton became very much rundown.
My husband read of Pepgen in
South Bend papers and got it for me-
Ii relieved my stomach trouble as
soon as L began taking it. l never
have any pains in my stomach now.
The burning sensation l used TO have
after meals does not occur any more.
My appetite has increased.
am looking 100 per cent better. 1
am feeling fine.
My husband made me take the
first bottle. but now nobody could
make me stop taking it," concluded
Mrs. Kelly.
Nature offers Pepgen to sick
stomachs-tO sick systems through
which stomach sickness has spread
like a poison. Pepgen is composed
OF healing herbs and barks treated
without the use of alcohol. In many
cases alcohol initiates the membranes
of the stomach as surely as it irri-
tates the surfaCe--as If dropped in
TO the eye-makes il red and fiery.
Pepgen is delicately adapted to
stomach needs. Pepgen builds health
and strength through the stomach.
BY causing good digestion it reaches
the nerves.
Pepgen may be obtained at STRIFE
bel & Steinel (The Public Drug Co..
South Bend: The Red Cross Phar-
macy. Mishawaka, and all other
frst-class druggists everywhere.
Adv.
South Bend news-times. (South Bend, Ind.) 1913-1938, 1919-09-26
GASOLINE 0DOR
GETS HIS GOAT
But Floyd Morris Finds An Effective
Remedy And Hitchcs I'D WITH IL.

But Floyd Morris Finds An Effective
Remedy And Hitches Up With II.
The steam and smell OF gasoline
seemed to get his goat" remarked
Mrs. Floyd Morris, in referring TO
the state of her husbands health.
Morris is connected with the B
b. Cleaners. a cleaning and press
ing establishment at 221 Tut street
They reside at 1877 East Sample
street, South Bend.
My husband was in a rundown
condition. says Mrs. Norris. His
stomach was weak Gas formed
after meals. He complained OF
dizzy spells.
Il also had dizzy spells and
cramps and a feeling of soreness in
my stomach
we read recommendation Of
Pepgen by South Bend people and
got it, 1t has helped both OF Us II
stopped the formation Of gas. 1
don't have those dizzy spells. l can
eat as much as I want OF anything
without the cramps that used 10 fol-
low.
'On account OF what ii has done
for my husband and myself I en-
dorse Pepgen.' Adv.
South Bend news-times. (South Bend, Ind.) 1913-1938, 1919-09-26
URGES APPROPRIATION
FOR FOREIGN WORK OF
METHODIST EPISC0PALS

INDIANAPOLIS. Sept 26.-Large
appropriations for the work OF the
Woman's Foreign Missionary society
10 insure accomplishment Of its pro-
gram for reaching non-Christian
peoples, was urged by Mrs Lena
Leonard Fisher, national jubilee
commissioner of the society. in a
talk 10 the Indiana conference Of
Methodist Episcopal churches Thurs
day afternoon. She pointed out that
the program for the next five years
as formulated in the centenary move
ment would require a large expen-
diture. but said IT would be the most
effective in the history of the church
At the annual meeting OF the Re
tired Ministers association Thurs
day. DR. +. r. Vest OF Columbus,
was elected president. DR.. John a
Ward OF Evansville. was elected
vice. president
South Bend news-times. (South Bend, Ind.) 1913-1938, 1919-09-26
GETS GOOD NEWS
FROM A FRIEND
Mrs. 4. KcpIogIc of Marietta Street
Acts on Advice and Is Relieved.


Acts on Advice and Is Relieved.
"Pepgen was recommended to me
by a friend and 7 ann mighty glad
she brought II TO my attention" says
Mrs. c. RepIogle. who lives at Sill
Marietta street. South Bend. Mrs.
Replogle's husband is A we'll known
carpenter contractor.
81 was in a rundown condition. a"
he says. Il had the Flu last jan
uary. This left me with kidney and
liver trouble and in a weakened con-
dition generally.
My stomach was out Of order, too.
I was nervous and excitable and if
anything occurred to excite me it
would bring on an attack Of acute
indigestion.
Il would have sharp pains near
my heart and then extending across
to my right side. These attacks
would compel me to go to bed for
a week at a time and then il would
be a week or two before l could do
any of my work.
"Pepgen relieved my indigestion
and stopped the pains The coating
on my tongue, from indigestion. has
cleared away. I haven't been in bed
a day since l took Pepgen-
Il am feeling fine and am able TO
do all my work now" Adv
South Bend news-times. (South Bend, Ind.) 1913-1938, 1919-09-26
"HORSEY-BA
RIDES FOR BABY
hother-in-law l. Astonishcd by
Homping Of Mrs. Fred GilIiIond

-'o'iieF-ii-AaW i Astonishcd By
6omping Of Mrs. Fred GilIiIand.
As an indication Of the ro,arL-
able Improvement in her condition
Mrs Fred Gillilsnd, OF 74s south
Bend Ave, South Bend. mentions an
incident that occurred At her home
She was playing with the baby
ana carrying him on her back. Hor-
sey-back."
Mrs Gilliland's mother-in-Iaw ap-
peared on the scene. NO wonder
your back hurts yout" exclaimed
the senior Mrs. Gnliland.
Ny back hasn't hurt me or both
cred me bit since l took Pepgen.
replied the young woman. as she
went on with her romping with the
babe.
According 10 Mrs. GnIiIand. the
hnother-in-law's remark was well
justified because she had been hav-
ing a lot Of trouble with her back
what the mother-in-law didn't
know was that such a remarkable
improvement had been wrought.
Il had been in a rundown condi-
ton for about a year" saws Mrs.
Gillnand.
Two OF my children and myself
had the Flu last spring. Since then
had been very nervous and weak.
/ also had kidney trouble AT times
II had sharp pains through tho small
Of my back and I had backaches a.
most continually Every time
stopped over 20 pick up the baby
my back hurt me.
81 was so nervous the least little
excitement made me feel like flying
10 pieces. At times 7 thought the
noise OF the children while playing
would drive me frantic
"Pepgen has eliminated my kid
ney trouble. don't have either the
sharp pains in my back nor the dull
aches 1 used TO have. NV nerves
are as steady as they can be. IL
doesn't make me at all nervous TO
hear the children making a lot OF
noise in their romping and playing.
Il am glad TO recommend PepEen
10 people who are in the condition
in which l was, says Mrs. GiIliland.
Pepgen may be obtained at STRIFE
bel * Stencils CThe Public Drug
Co.. South Bend. The Red Cross
Pharmacy. Mishawaka. and all ether
frst-class druggists everywhere
Adv.
South Bend news-times. (South Bend, Ind.) 1913-1938, 1919-09-26
GETS WORK FOR
FAMILY SUPPORT
Mrs Cora WcrntZ Declares Pcpgen
Has strengthened Her FOR
Struggle.


Il am thankful for what Pepgen
has done for me. for I am now able
to get "a position" says Mrs. Cora
Werntz, who lives at $50 South
Chaplin st. south Bend.
Mrs. Werntz, who has four chill
dren, has secured a position al q
local confectionery only "A short
time ago the state OF her health
was such, she said. that she could
not even do her own houseN ork.
81 had been in rundown condition
since 1 had the Flu last winter" she
says.
1T lift me SO weak I could hardly
drag one foot after the other. I
felt as tired when got up in the
morning as when I went 10 bed the
night before
Il would get up and get break
fast and then ] would have 10 lie
down again and rest before I was
able to wash the breakfast dishes
or do any other work. was not
able to do my own washing or heavy
tasks.
Pepgen increased my appetite and
built me up generally. I no longer
have that tired feeling i'm the morn
ing I do my own washing now and
I am as able 10 do hard work as
any woman. ] don't tire out as
used so and 1 get sound refreshing
sleep."s Adv.
South Bend news-times. (South Bend, Ind.) 1913-1938, 1919-09-26

ON tho title granted by the king OF
England 10 Gen. Byng making him
Lord Byng Of Vimy Binet- Valmer
writes.
81 shall ask the new house that
the names of great battles be add
cd 20 the names OF our great mar
shals and generals For tentative
list 1 propose the following Mar
shall Joffre. Duke Of the Marine.
Marshal Foch. Prince OF the User.
tthe title OF prince has 10 be a for
eign OneJ Duke Of Saint-Gond and
OF the Aisne. Marshal Petain. Duke
Of Nerdun General Castelnau. Duke
OF Nancy, General Mangin. Duke
Of Eillers- Cotterets; Gouraud. Duke
Of Cha,ons. and Debeney. Duke OF
Montdidier"
South Bend news-times. (South Bend, Ind.) 1913-1938, 1919-09-26
NATURE OFFERS OILS
AND JUICES

No body has ever improved Na-
ture made brighter leaves
or swectcr flowers than grow in
the wilds OF the tropics. In pep
gen Nature offers the oils and
juices OF plants unadultorated
with alcohol or strong chemicals.
Simply preserved in rich. pala-
table syrup For every 900 that
IS inflicted upon mankind. Na-
ture furnishes an antidote. IT
only remains for mortals 90 seek
and they shall find. Try PepSen
for stomach. kidney and liver Ills.
n has relieved others why not
you2 Adv.
South Bend news-times. (South Bend, Ind.) 1913-1938, 1919-09-26
BIG DRUG COMPANY WILL
PAY $1,000 REWARD

1t has been rumored that certai
10 advertise medicine. This practice
thus obtained are worthless and IN
The American Drug Co, Dayton.
O., will cheerfully pay one thousand
dollars for proof that they ever paid,
or gave any person authority 10 pay
any money whatsoever 10 the testi-
fiers whose names have appeared in
newspa pers and magazines through
out the country for recommending
PepReu. The thousands Of people
who have given testlm onials have
done so Of their own free wish. A
signed statement 20 this effect covers
every testimonial that has been pub
lished and is now on file with said
company.
The most prominent people all
over the land, are glad 10 indoTse
Pepgen out of gratitude for relief
that the tonic gave them and be
cause they believe il their duty 70
do 50.
Many have found Pepgen an ideal
tonic. tissue builder and strength
maker. II reaches ills OF the stom-
ach. kidneys and liver. the common
maIadies Of the day ~ the strength
saDping. lethargy creating ailments
that get your nerve whether you
be merchant or artisan, employer
or employe. man, woman or child
Peruvian Bark used in the manu-
facture OF quinine and of Pepgen, is
one OF the greatest stomach and
liver medicines ever discovered, es-
South Bend news-times. (South Bend, Ind.) 1913-1938, 1919-09-26
FRENCH EXPECT
VETERAN CHAMBER
Fully so Percent of Deputies
Likely to be Soldiers
of Great War.

PARIS. Sept 26-When the new
French chamber assemblies after
the coming election Sc IS expected
that SO per cent % the deputies
will be veterans of the great war
Everyone is looking forward 20 Il
horizon blue chamber.
Binet-Valmer. a writer who rem
dered such eminent services with
the tanks in the last two years of
the war expects 10 De returned to
the chamber. He has written that
one Of the first measures that he
viii try 10 have passed viii be the
rewarding by titles OF the victorious
French generals. Commenting up
South Bend news-times. (South Bend, Ind.) 1913-1938, 1919-09-26
NITLE 81 NEARS did

RICHMOND. Ind. Sept. 1.-THE
oldest mule iu the state and prob
ably the oldest In the United states
is owned by T.. W. Thomas farmer.
near here. The animal Is 40
years old. The original owner on his
death bed, requested Thomas TO
pension the superannuated beast.
South Bend news-times. (South Bend, Ind.) 1913-1938, 1919-09-26

firms pay money for testimonials
is INSCRIPTIONS and Endorsements
rue.
pecially when il prepared hv tho
Pepgen Non-Alcohoiic process
But Peruvian Bark Is not tho only
ingredient thus treated o. compound
Pepgen. There Is Gentiau Root.
which aids and invigorates d.ges-
tion; Fringe Tree Bark. which exerts
an influence upon the liver no- found
in any other plant This Is valuable
where there is yel.owness 81 the
skin anS eyes and sense ~ un-
easiness IN the right side. Black Coz
hosh. widely used because OF It's ef-
feet upon the muscular system.
which is the reason b. relieves rhe-
matism. lumbag0 and govt Plain
tain Leaves. which operate upon the
nerves. soothing and quieting them
and inducing healthy refreshing
sleep. is one OF the most common Of
bodys back yard and makes its ap-
pearance IN the early spring. Yet
few there are who know It's value
as a medicine.
Many other ingredients are used
in making Pepgen and not one or
them is OF a poisonous nature
Those who wish 20 know more OF
Pepger may do SO by inquiring az
Striebel * Steinel CThe Public Drug
Coz. South Bend. The Red Cross
Pharmacy. Mishawaka. or any arst-
class drug store anywhere Adv.
South Bend news-times. (South Bend, Ind.) 1913-1938, 1919-09-26
'PEPGEN IS THE MOST
TALKED OF" REMEDY

PepEen is the most talked or
medicine in this city today, be
cause il is making sick people
well and they can't help talking
about IL. Thousands tell how II
has relieved them OF stomach
trouble. backaches, indigestion,
distress after eating. pains in the
region Of the spine. headaches,
constipation and other Ills which
arise from a general broken
down condition.
The phenomenal demand for
Pepgen is due TO its extraordin-
airy merit. Adv
South Bend news-times. (South Bend, Ind.) 1913-1938, 1919-09-26

pastry SAT- viii be held at the
Piggly-Wigg.y store No. I. Sept -.
by the Maple Grove Ladies AID So
ciety. 8O52-26
South Bend news-times. (South Bend, Ind.) 1913-1938, 1919-09-26

The simplest and easiest kind of payment used Every
chaser of Liberty Bond received credit FOR the full amount of his
purchase and this made particularly easy for the people acquire
Liberty Bonds The easy convenient plan enables you buy
any of furniture
South Bend news-times. (South Bend, Ind.) 1913-1938, 1919-09-26
The Deferred Payment System Was Big Factor All the Liberty Bond Campaigns

AT no lime during the did The United States Government
encounter difficulty in dsposns of Liberty Bonds Everyone
sponded eagerly the call purchase these bonds and did
a take advantage payment system
South Bend news-times. (South Bend, Ind.) 1913-1938, 1919-09-26

Prayer BOOKS a. schnHngs.
South Bend news-times. (South Bend, Ind.) 1913-1938, 1919-09-26

1t
Endorsements
worthless
South Bend news-times. (South Bend, Ind.) 1913-1938, 1919-09-26

Save rent-save space-buy your bed
davenport now Let US show you the sPlen-
did assortment we have on hand. Whether
dations or wish to enhance the attractive
ness Of your home, a bed davenport will
do it
South Bend news-times. (South Bend, Ind.) 1913-1938, 1919-09-26

Complete Colonial Style Dining Room Suite for S97 SO
This attractive dining suite consisting hand
buffet table leather seat chairs can be secured
for low considering the quality Of these pieces
Not only the price extremely low but be purchased
under credit plan system which makes this
double opportunity Remember Ries values
New-York tribune., 1919-06-22
Ogden Reid's Lena Wins
Again; Gray Dawn Sails
AwayrFrom the Yaruna

1t looked like old times at the Larch-
mont Yacht Club yesterday, when
fortyfour yachts, the largest feet that
has gathered on Long Island Sound
this season, sailed in the annual spring
regatta of the organizations
The race was of unusual interest to
yachtsmen. Not only was it the first
regatta given by the club since 1916.
but it marked the debut of the &c.
tooters of the organization built dur
ing the winter of 1851, but never
before sailed in an open regatta. In
addition to three Of the new boats, the
heet was made up of the various
classes that have been sailing since
Memorial Day on the waters of the
Sound
-FOUR OF the new yachts were expect
cd to start yesterday, but Georgia was
not. ready, and Gray Dawn, Varuna and
Niinbus made up the class. The win.
ner proved to be Gray Dawn, which
defeated Varuna over twerty-mile
course by II minutes and 20 seconds.
The time would have been cut down
nad net Varuna made botch of the
hnIsh and had to re-cross the line.
Seven of the 30-footers of the New
York Yacht Club had an interesting
brush over a course of eleven miles
Again the winner proved to be the
Lena, the property Of Ogden Reid. The
craft defeated the Rowdy by / minute
and seconds. The Sound schooncrs.
which sailed the same course as the
30-footers, had fairly interesting
brysh, the winner proving to be the
Alicia, the property Of William Bald
win.
For the first time this year. one of
the Glen Cove Jewel boats appeared
at the starting line. Having no class
competitor, the yacht started three
minutes in advance and raced against
the best time made in the star class.
The yacht was Jade, which covered the
course in 1:40:41. The time was easily
beaten by the stars, no less than four
Of the latter division doing better work.
The winner among tho stars was Snap
New-York tribune., 1919-06-22
Iris h Athletes
Ask Recognition in
Next Olympic Meet

The Gaelic Athletic Association Of
ireland has started movement where
by Irish athletes are to be given in
dependent recognition in the Olympic
games, which are to be held in Antwerp
next year. The Gaelic organization
members claim that the Irish hag
should be hoisted, and not the Union
Jack, when an Irish runner scores
victory. Mr.. II. Boland, NJ. P, who ar
rived here yesterday, carries letter
from the Gaelic association to Fred
erick w. Ruben, secretary treasurer
OF the Amateur Athletic Union of the
United States, requesting their aid in
attaining their aims.
The letter to Mr.. Ruben, which is
signed by John ]. Keane. president, and
Andrew Harty, secretary, of the Gaelic
Athletic Association, is as follows:
The bearer, Mr.. H. Boland, NJ. P..has
been authorized by the athletic associa-
ton to confer with you on the hest
course to be adopted, as we'll as. to
secure the cooperation of your union
IN getting Ireland independent repre-
sentation at the next Olympic games.
We were in communication on the
matter few years ago with the late
James +. Sullivan, but owing to the
war, this correspondence scased. Mr..
Sullivan at that time was very hopeful
OF the success of our claim We, there
fore. appeal to you to use your power
ful Influence to obtain for our country
our rightful place amongst the athletic
nations Of the world"