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The news scimitar. (Memphis, Tenn.) 1907-1926, 1919-11-04
SHIP AT HALIFAX.

BOSTON, Nov 1.-THE shipping
board steamer Hoxie, which was partly
disabled Oct IS by the loss Of propeller
blades, has reached Halifax, n, s., ac-
cordlns TO a radio message received
helse fssSsy
The news scimitar. (Memphis, Tenn.) 1907-1926, 1919-11-04
FORMULA PRINTED
ON ALL PACKAGES
Contains Peppermint, Gem
tan, Peruvian Bark and
Other Ingredients of Well
Known Value.

Pepgen tonic Is i,ot a secret rem.
edN. The formula IL printed on the
back Of every package. " contains
only remedies Of approved and rec
ognised merit Az NJ the inrrc-
dents are carefully selected and
scientifically COMPOUNDED by the
special repgen Process, In which
neither sugar nor alcohol IL used
Persons with kidneys Ills should
carefully avoid sugar as should
also people with weak stomachs
Sugar often produces what is
called saccharine ternent. Alco-
hol Is very had for neople who are
subject TO rheumatism and even
the slightest amount ~ this stinu-
liant sometimes produces an attack
In pepgen win be found penner.
mint leaves, used TO stop nausea.
relieve spasmodic pains IN the
stomach and bowels and expel gas
Gentian root possesses tonic prop
rtier To N'ryN tr~ 'Nf
and inyigorates digestion. Peruvis n
bark, an anti-malarial agent, from
which qutnine Is made. IN OF sary.
ice In debility and wasting dis
eases Pallor, impoverished blood
and feeble recupsrative movers are
often. relieved by its use. Fringe
tree bark exerts special influence
upon the liver. II Is OF benefit
where there is a yellowness OF the
skin and eyes and sense Of I'M
easiness IN the right side. Black
eohosh. through It's influence upon
the muscular system is recon :
.mended for rheumatism. neuralgia
and lumhago. plartRin leaves con-
tain properties valuable IN kidney
and bladder arrangements.
The news scimitar. (Memphis, Tenn.) 1907-1926, 1919-11-04
timber MAN ENDS
HIS LONG SEARCH
Mr.. c. f. Wise, Sufferer From
Effects of Auto Accident,
Gives Statement.

Tnat ne ia oi the firm belief that his
long continued efforts to secure an ef-
fclent remedy for his case have fin
ally been crowned with success is the
assertion OF Mr. c. v, Wise, who re
sides al the Lonignotti Hotel. He has
neen a resident OF Memphis for Il
years.
The remedy 10 which he refers is
Fepgen. Mr. Wtses statement follows
~ was In an automobile accident
three years ago which almost put me
out Of business Ny stomach has not
been In good shape since. II has
caused me much pain all that time
suffered from cramps after eat
ing and sometimes. the agony was so
great that | would DO drawn almost
donble. II made no difference how par
tlculaF ] was about what ate, Every
thing seemed 10 have the same effect.
My system generally became very
much rundown.
II tried many treatments and rene
dies. but nothing did me any good to
speak of.
FORTUNATELY, did not abandon hope
Of finding a remedy. II had done that
! would have missed much. Popger
has certainly made me feel better. The
cramping In my stomach Is nothing
compared to what It was before. car
row eat a real hearty meal and don''
have to suffer for II afterward.
"Pepgen has given. mo great relic
In the short time | have been taking
II and has already shown itself Inael
efficient than anything else I ever tried
intend to keep wight on taking II and
firmly believe win be permanently re.
lleyea."
Pepgen may be obtained from tn.
Weiss Pharmacy. Union and MAR
III IA -.
leading retail or whoiasais drus
store.
The news scimitar. (Memphis, Tenn.) 1907-1926, 1919-11-04
Pure CASCARA IS
A FINE LAXATIVE

Pure cascara IA one ~ the best lava
yves known In the medical world but
eascara alone Is not always sufficient
70 overcome severe and aggravated
case Of constipation,
SIENNA leaves are another popular
home remedy for constipation, but IKE
oascara they will not answer the proh.
lem where the ailment Is OF long stand
ing, To secure hest results cascsra
and SIENNA should be used III comhina.
ton, Two small horses travelling In the
same direction viii always outpull one
horse that weighs rs much as both OF
them
To mix cascara and SIENNA In exactly
the proper proportions TO always have
o uniform dose requires chemists
skill. but you can purchase them, al
ready mixed, under the name Of Pen
gen Laxative Tablets" at weiss' phar-
macy and other leading druggists.
PepEen Laxative Tablets nre espa-
cially suitable for nursing mothers, for
people with dellacte stornachs and FOR
children where great care must be ex-
ercised In selecting laxative,
They are pleasant to take. Eat ,ham
like candy. One tablet should be taken
night and morning. gradually discon.
tinutng their use as the actions OF the
bowels become normal
When oonstipated It Is a good idea 10
take Pepgen Laxative Tablets at the
same time you take Pepgen Tonic, The
Laxative Tablets keep the bowels omen
Whfe the tonic acts as strength
builSer
The news scimitar. (Memphis, Tenn.) 1907-1926, 1919-11-04
PHYSICIAN SAYS, "PEPGEN
NOT ONLY RELIEVED NE, BUT IT HAS
HELPED A GREAT MANY OF MY PATIENTS"

DR.. John Adams, sos East Fifth street.
Dayton. O, who was formerly profess
sor OF chemistry az the Cincinnati, o.,
College OF Medicine and Surgery, and
who has practiced medicine for -
years, say Of Pepgen:
u tried Pepgen because was over
worked needed something TO buid
IN my nerves and strengthen my gem
sral system. Another doctor recon-
nended that | try Pepgen which ! y
cordinRly did la q short tins ! could
sleep more soundly and l felt stronger
IN every way,
Il was SO pleased with the results
obtained from Pepgen that I prescribed
Il TO a number Of my. patients. In each
and every case II did good work. one
Young man who had been suffering
severely with collie caused by fermenta-
ton Of food, until at times he was al
most drawn double, told me that he had
not had a single return attack after
the second day, no began TO take Pep
gen.
I'm my opinion PepEen II the best
general tonic ever used and I am glad
to indorse It.
Pspgen is well advertised, Il Is true,
but such record breaking sale as Is
brought about by advertising alone, One
bottle OF Pepgen Is sold In neighbor-
hood through advertising, but 10 more
are sold In that community after the
first bottle produces results
Scores OF people right here in Mem
phis who have taken Pepgen personally
recommend II and one has but to glance
at the statements OF his friends and
fieighbors to note the good that Pep
gen is doing,
When digestion is bad the entire sys-
tenn suffers, Getting back into ealthy
condition Of mind and body can De had
in many cases by tonic treatment. IL
4 tonic treatment Is selected II should
be a tonic like Pepgen, which has q
good influence on the entire digestive
tract
Many tones stimulate digestion but
do not affect the intestinal tract or that
portion Of the body Through which FOOD
masses after II leaves the stomach,
About three fouTtha Of digestion takes
place after tho food leaves the stom-
arh, therefore the value Of Pepgen can
he plainly seen when II Is known that
this new preparation Is designed 70 re.
heve the entire intestinal tract. as well
nlating these organs TO activity Il re-
heves constitution, sallow skin, back
aches and tired feelings" which usu-
ally come from disordered conditions of
these organs,
Pepgen Is valuable as a stomach and
intestinal tonic, II relieves misery at
ter eating, Indigestion, dyspepsia. gas
and bloating. 1t supplies food for the
The news scimitar. (Memphis, Tenn.) 1907-1926, 1919-11-04
TWO LINDEN AVE.
WOMEN JON IN
P0A.S NG PEpGEN
Mrs. McCutchan and Her
Daughter, Mrs, w. E. Nor
gan, Give Statements.

Mrs. Nancy McCutchan and Mrs. w.
n, Morgan are mother and daughter
who haV2 been residents Of Memphis
q comparatively short time.
Mrs Morgans husband came here to
assume management Of the American
District Telegraph Co. IN this city.
They live at 541 Linden Ave. Mrs, Nc
Cutehan makes her homo with the
Morgans.
Both have personally experienced the
benefits Of Pcpgen, and their state
ments reflect the enthusiasm that they
feel about this remedy, Mrs. Nc
Cutchan says:
81 had been bothered with disorder
OF the kidneys for several years My
kidneys and liver were very eluggish,
There was no regularity Of action.
MY appetite was poor and food did
not taste right to me, was always
tired, In fact, l had very little life.
For several weeks prior to getting
Pepgen l was in especially weak and
rundown condition
"The Improvement Pepgeu has made
IN my condition IL great My appetite
Is doubled, ] really feel ten years
younger.
Il can certainly recommend Pepgen
As n wonderful tonic, which begins
building up tho system very quickly"
Mrs, Morgan says;
My system had been In run down
condition, My blood was very thin,
The sudden change Of climate from
New York to Memphis affected me
too "
MY appetite was weak. had no
life about me In doing my homework
J just dragged around II seemed as
II the day would never end | would
become chilled very easily.
II can surely see big difference
since ! have been taking Pepgen. NV
appetite has increased wonderfully, NV
kousewerk is now pleasure instead Of
a torture. My blood has evidently be i.
come richer and | don't chilli like !
used to,
i am very grateful for the quick re-
lief ! secured from pepgen, and / be
lieve the remedy deserves my hearty
recommendation.
Fepgen may be obtained from III,
Weiss Pharmacy Union and Malr
streets. Memphis, or from any othe,
leading retail or Wholesale drug store.
The news scimitar. (Memphis, Tenn.) 1907-1926, 1919-11-04
MEMPHIS NURSE GIVES
INTERESTING EVIDENCE
Mrs. Mary Robertson Relates
Her Experience With the
New Remedy, Pepgen-Says
Has Personal Proof Of Eff
cheney.

Mrs. Mary Robertson. who resides at
III n Second Street, Memphis, has
had considerable experience In nursing.
She has had two years OF training at
81 Josephs Hospital and aside from
her work at the institution has had the
care Of many sick people,
Under the circumstances, a statement
that she has made about pepEen. the
much discussed new remedy, ls OF par
etaliy as II has to do with her own per-
sonal experience. She says:
Il have had a had stomach for 30
years, Frequently had very acute at
lacks Of indigestion.
My appetite was very poor. At times
would scarcely eat anything. on ac-
count Of the condition Of my stomach
9Fny nerves became upset and | did not
sleep soundly at night,
= tried many remedies and spent
much money In the effort to get relief.
Statements regarding Pepgen and
what Il had done In many cases came
70 my attention. ! read the formula
OF PepRen and upon considering It's In
gradients became of the opinion that II
was very likely 70 DO effective In my
case. So ! went 20 the Weiss Phar-
macy and secured a bottle.
So far | have taken Il only short
time and the relief has been very con
siderable. My appetite ~ 100 per cent
better and | can eat without any bad
after effects, only last evening ate
2 hearty supper and went to bed and
slept fine
'pepgen has given me relief from suf.
fering In a way which nothing else has
done. want to recommend Pepgen TO
anyone who is suffering from disor.
usred condition Of the stomach"
Pepgen may DO obtained from the
Weiss Pharmacy Uuion and MAR
4 streets. Memphis, or from any other
leading retail or Wholesale drug store.
The news scimitar. (Memphis, Tenn.) 1907-1926, 1919-11-04
MEMPHIS BARBER
GIVES CHALLENGE
FOR FOOT RACE
At Age OF Sc, White Finds He
Has Speed and Pep" Of
Youth.

Friends OF Mr. A. Miller White Of
the subway Barber shop at 1903 Madi-
son street. Memphis, have been COM
mentlng lately on the difference In his
appearance and any comment Of this
sort elieits from Mr.. white n pretty
powerful line OF talk about the new
remedy, Pepgen
Mr.. White represents Local 80 in the
Trades and Labor Council, lie Is 80
years old, and resides at $50 Saxon
Avenue. His statement follows:
Il was In rundown condition for about
two months, NY appetite was decid-
eddy poor, Ny complexion had become
sallow and ycllowirh,
MY stomach appeared 10 be all out
OF condition and everything that ate
seemed to disagree with me, I had
shooting pains through my legs felt
so tired and wornout that some days
didn't feel able TO stay around on the
job until my shop closed.
That's the shape ! was In when |
began taking Pepgen, Now am feeling
20 years younger. Even my friends
have noticed how much better am
looking and some want to know what
| have been taking tell them about
pepgen, My appetite is ravenous now.
| can hardly wait for meal time 10 come
as ] arm so hungry, NY complexion Is
now cleared up fine, My stomach Is
In fine shape and II doesn't seem that
there Is anything that d'saErces with
me, don't suffer from the shooting
| pains through my limbs as before.
''Fepgen has certainly put pep In me
II has made me feel like a new man
feel 1T for foot race. SO VIII!
shouldn't sing It's praises?"
The news scimitar. (Memphis, Tenn.) 1907-1926, 1919-11-04
AMUSEMENTS
Orpheunn.


One can spend a most 6lsasant after.
noon OF nlght at the orpheum this
week The new bin whlea opeaed Mon
gay afternoon IL 70 be cIassed with tbe
best offered here this season. or a
varied complexion, studded with solntil-
latinE acts, It would take q microscope
70 discover a flaw In the series Of at
fractions.
Inc very fine hand OF James Hartley
tes,iatss., y seen IN THE Woman Inv
starred, but & takes the very excep-
sionsl talent displayed BY Miss Roberts
~ maze the playtet get across In puch
isshioh as Monday night. Miss Roberts
reader who iEjeets into the lines
She NJ ~ Mann ne sSetcn just enough life,
a personality exactly suited for Inc In
depreciation Of Val, the woman WIN In
tervened. Supporting Miss Roberts are
three men well fitted for their re-
SyPeetiye parts. The theme OF The
t w.Vnhan Intervenes" IL possibly bit
.rlte but catchy lines and tense situa-
lions cover any defect as to plot
BY far the best gymnastic act ever
uooked Tor local vaudeville patrons Il
that offered by the rour Headings,
they style themselves jugglers OF hu-
I nan pelngs aud indeed they are, Every
stunt is one that would be featured with
an ordinary turn OF this Character,
There Ia no dressing Up OF the act ana
snappiness Is the word from the first
curtain. The leap from a handstand
down q chute and across the stage
which closed Is a thriller that held
2 tribute TO any dumb act. II the
Readings names are not In the electric
nghts out front they should be so
Sylvia Jason and william HaiE 90 a
s series T q particularly pleasing nun
ter, while their act ID enc that vel
can be placed In the same category as
themselves, cute They are exception
ally hard workers and apparently enjoy
the 20 minutes devoted TO them
Though Testers ventriloquial act is
somewhat extended there Is not dull,
stage.
Two fellows whose conception Of the
southern negro Is not only cleVerly ar
rived at but wholesomely entertaining
are Alvey and O'Nell, They shuttle
around In soft shoe steps that are new
fashion and whizs through dialogue
that y o scream. The craps game II
splendidly realistic.
Burns and Frabito grabbed their au-
dionce at the outset last night and left
those In front calling FOR more when
they quit. Italian chatter predominates
but the team injects enough music, to-
gether with balloon scene, that makes
the two deserving OF worthy mention
lltlle. more stunning on the guitars
would help
Novelty hat throwing evidently is
regarded by the Garclnetti brothers as
their ace OF entertainment They
shouldn't overlook the ability Of the
slender chap on the trampoline board
He's every bit as good as Stan Stanley
Once more Ike Kahn's most excellent
orchestra is very much In evidence, d.
rector Kahn in addition to capably
leading group of musicians has some
splendid ideas in choosing selections for
a program.
ooFs like S. R. o. all week at this
playhouse. AL WILSON.
The news scimitar. (Memphis, Tenn.) 1907-1926, 1919-11-04
New Lyric.

Emma Bunting. with all her charm
.reduplIcated, all her little mannerisms
aacentuated. all her original methods Of
winning ana keeping an audience de-
veloped into the real legitimate star,
catapulted herself again into the very
heart OF hearts OF d crowded house al
the New Lyric theater Monday night In
Scandal" her newest play, and again
enshrined herself on the little throne
she regally occupied for more than three
seasons In Memphis,
Scandal Is a delightful comedy from
the pen of Cosmo Hamilton, and deals
with tho everlasting antagonism OF love
between sexes. deals with two big
loves. surrounded by convention and
ulation of the woman, but not until she
had brought 20 his knees a man who
had bFaVed the dangers of the jungle
and terrors Of the sea unmoved
Henry Mowbray, as Pelham Franklin,
the part opposite the Beatrice VandeF-
dyke OF Miss Bunting, is q splendid ac-
tor. No better leading man has been
seen here this season.
III we were alone on desert island,
I'd build a hut at the farthermost end
and treat you as man, This Is what
he said at the climax OF the second act
Substitute woman for man" In this
pronunciamento and YOU have the plot
!
tells the story Of the play, as untolded
by these two actors, Emma and Henry
Mowbray All other characters In the
play are distinctly subordinate, al
though, for the most part, in capable
hands.
Emma will hold another levee at the
matinee Tuesday. All old admirers,
from laundry girls who henna their hair
10 look like Emma, to society and soda
room devotees; from canary gloved men
to canvas covered or callous handed
toilere, alike will do her tribute; then
again at the night performance, con-
GLIDING the engagement
Scandal Is worth while. 1t Is n
study In sex antagonism, A revelation
daringly brought out by deep student
OF masochlsm In II Miss Hunting ap
parently has reached the climax OF her
histrionic career. Long may she smile,
long may she eloquently. gesture and
wiggle; long may she reign IN hearts
OF theater- goers everywhere. and have a
home coming wherever she goes
NED COURTNEY
The news scimitar. (Memphis, Tenn.) 1907-1926, 1919-11-04
LUMBERMEN TOLD
HOW TO REPORT TAXES

NEW ORLEANS, Nov. i,--Lumber
manufacturers from Georgia, West Flor
Ida, East Texas. Mississippi and Louis
lana at meeting here today received
instructions from representatives of the
internal revenue department as to the
correct manner of answering OF income
was one of series aIrhnged through
mt the country for handlers OF forest
products. The next meeting viii be
hed in jacksonville, Fla.
The news scimitar. (Memphis, Tenn.) 1907-1926, 1919-11-04
RUSSIA BANS CHRISTIAN
NAMES FOR CHILDREN

STOCKHOLM, Nov. 4. tBy the AS
ISOLATED fress) Leaders OF Russia's So
Wet government have banned the Civ
Ing OF Christian names to children, II
Is reported because they are consid-
cred reminiscent OF the reactionary
system" Ii Is expected an order VIII
be issued soon ~forbiding their use,
Numbers are to be substituted. Thus
three children of a family named Pet
koff may in future he known as Pet
koff one. two and three" respectively.
The news scimitar. (Memphis, Tenn.) 1907-1926, 1919-11-04
Loew's Lyceum.

Five "big time vaudeville acts on a
single bill Is the variety menu that Is
being served to patrons of Loew's Ly-
osum during theN first half of the pres
emit week. ending "Wednesday night,
The Five MacLaurens are instru-
mental musicians OF extraordinary abil-
ity who are masters OF the Scottish
bagpipes, troMbones and piano, Betty
Eldert and her male assistant have a
musical novelty embracing limitations
OF bird calls and various instruments.
The Royal -Four. "ruhe' quartet that
produces real harmony; Mildred Rogers,
In variety dances, and Caplane and
Wells, comedy jugglers, are included
In the program
Frank keenan, is the star OF Gates
Of Brass" the film Feature, which Is
one of his best productions
The news scimitar. (Memphis, Tenn.) 1907-1926, 1919-11-04

find your ideal II IL play buhbling
over with srappy wilt and satIrical humor
and played by splendid company,
headed by that charming little actress.
Adelaide Thurston, and has a lesson In
II that may cave you the price of a
trip to Reno and alilnony.
Could you analyze your wife's feelings
II you brought clever widow into your
home, who tried to rule you and your
household? Well, go and see how your
wife would feel and what she might do
IL you did such thing.
Lyric theater on wednesday for one
night only.
The news scimitar. (Memphis, Tenn.) 1907-1926, 1919-11-04
whats Your Game. ;.

oh, We husbands! what Is your ideal
Of loving wife? One who smokes,
drinks a cocktail and swears. or a
sweet, womanlyI woman who loves her
home and you?
In the sparkling comedy Of love and
mystery, whats Your Game" by
Sidney Toler and Marion Short, you VIII
The news scimitar. (Memphis, Tenn.) 1907-1926, 1919-11-04
DIVIDEND NOTICE
American Savings Bank &
Trust Co.
CANADIAN pLANT
WOOD STOCK, oNyARtc

On Saturday, November |,
1919, our regular monthly divi-
dend of two ~ per cent will be-
credited to the accounts of
stockholders of record Friday,
October 81, 1919.
F, G. DIXON, Cashier.
The Bismarck tribune. [volume] (Bismarck, N.D.) 1916-current, 1919-03-07
DOUBLE MURDER
NOW SUSPECTED |!
IN MI Nf|0 CASE
Not Believed That Wealthy
Couple Took Own Lives, as r.
Originally Reported
GATHERING IN EVIDENCE

: Grafton, n. D., March 1.--Hvidence
points to murder ana suicide in the
case of Mr.. and Mrs. Sumner Phelps,
sesidents Of Walsh county, VINO were
found head in their farm home be-
tween this city and Minto on, Tues
day afternoon, according to; state
ments made last night by County
Coroner David Johnson and Sheriff
Albert Tyerberg whss.~s.ye been con
'ducting the Investigation
Because of the condition of the
bodies an inquest could not be helu
today but Coroner Johnson expects to
take the case up on Thursday Deputy
sheriffs visited the farm home and
are gathering evidence to- be present.
ed at the inquest. No evidence had
been unearthed last night whicn
would explain the suicide theory as
reighbors stated that Mr.. and Mrs
Phelps, who were recently married,
appeared to be happy and had no ap
parept reasons for discomfort. 80"
Bodies MutiIated by Charge.
Mrs. Phelps had evidently been
ironing when she was slOt. Her body
was lying on the floor beside the iron
ing stand and the hot iron had char
red the wood where it had fallen. Ev'
idence indicated that the gun had been
held close to her head as the slarge
had torn completely through her
skull. Death had been instantan-
eOuS.
The Bismarck tribune. [volume] (Bismarck, N.D.) 1916-current, 1919-03-07
new SWINDLERS
IMPOSING UPON
YANKS' PARENTS
War Department Warns Families
of Soldiers to Send No
Money on Wired Request

The war department has issued a
notice asking the cooperation Of the
public In suppressing of contemptlbls
swindle that is being practiced with
the, next of kin TO soldiers as victims
The latest trick Of these sWindlers IS
to telegraph the relatives and friends
Of soldiers in the name of some sol
dier, for funds with which to "cOme
home" The war department notice
continues: ." +
1T is perfectly obvious that no dis
charged soldier even to telegraph to
his kin for funds for travel When
discharged he is paid off with ample
allowance for travel expenses to his
home and this fact should itself warn
relatives that kilograms requesting
funds should be investigated. There
is ordinarily no reason why soldier
should have to have his mail sent in
care of general delivery. The post
office authorities and the department
of justice will assist the war depart
ment in an effort to arrest these
swindlers."