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The news scimitar. (Memphis, Tenn.) 1907-1926, 1919-11-13
LIFTS THE BAN
ON STARCHY FOODS
Mrs, j. d. Holderman Pleased
at Prospects of Greater
Varieties.

According to Mrs, J. u, Holderman,
1919 Tanglewood St, Memphis, scores
OF people al not eat beans, potatoes
macaroni and other foods containing
starch, on account of their indlgesti-
bility.
II such people will take Popgen. the
new compound, that is being intro.
duced here by prominent druggists
they will be able TO eat whatever they
desire. is the advice Mrs, Holderman
offers,
PepEen has a very pronounced ten
dency TO overcome fermentation and
thus relieve 'sour stomachs," which
foods OF a starchy nature as so apt
to cause.
In regard to her personal experience
with pepgen, Mrs, Holderman says.
Il couldn't eat starohy foods. II I did
they were sure to our on my stomach
and cause a bloated feeling. Some
times ! would actually grow short OF
breath.
"Pepgen relieved my trouble almos,
Immediately, | can eat whatever | de-
sire and not suffer afterwards.
Furthermore, Pepgen relieved me
Of a tired, draggy feeling. Only a few
days ago I felt SC much stronger tina,
I did the family washing, and that Is
something that | have not been able "a
do before for many months"
Everywhere the most prominent PEG.
pie will give testimony In praise O
Pepgen out Of gratitude for the relic,
that Pepgen brings. and because the,
believe Il is their duty TO do ~
II is the humanitarian spirit. TO he'll
the "other fellow" II you can; that /,
the first thought OF many men an,
women who voluntarily tell what Pep
gen has done for them.
Thousands have found IL an idea
tonic, tissue builder and strength maker
II reaches ills Of the stomach, kidney
and liver, and the common maladies q
the day-the strength -sanping. leth
argy-cresting ailme that get you
nerve" whether you be merchant or ar
tisan. employer or employee, man q
! woman y aa,
The news scimitar. (Memphis, Tenn.) 1907-1926, 1919-11-13
EVERY MEAL NOW
IS GREAT FEAST
Memphis Woman Has No Fur
Their Use for a Sick
Persons Diet.

Eyes, every meal l eat Is a great
feast. At least that is the way II seems
to me, I credit Pepgen for causing me
to relish every mouthful." says Miss
Julia Schwart, ssS Peabody Avenue.
Before ! took Pepgen | was in a
rundown condition. I felt weak and
worn nut all OF the time. | couldn't
take any interest in my housework
/ honestly thought some days would
never end. And when night came |
was just about as badly off. for l
could not sleep soundly. As a con-
sequence I usually arose with a head
ache.
Since taking Pepgen | feel alto
gether different and ! am so pleased
that ! do not hesitate TO recommend
il. My work is a pleasure instead of
a hardship.
THE best part Of Il Ia, that / have
not taken Pepgen for very long. 1t
certainly produces prompt results
II you have stomach trouble which
manifests itself by gas and bloating
Immediately after meals, or cramps
an hour or 20 after eating; II your
liver Is sluggish and makes you con-
stipated and turns your complexion a
yellowish tint: II you have kidney de-
rangements the result Of which is lum-
bago or govt II your nerves are ''edgy'
YOU feel restless and cannot sleep
soundly II you have n Of these
symptoms you owe II to yourself to
try Pepgen. II is. different from any
thing YOU have EVER tried.
Pepgen may be obtained at the
Weiss Pharmacy, Union and Main SITS,
or from any other leading drug store
anywhere.
The news scimitar. (Memphis, Tenn.) 1907-1926, 1919-11-13
PROPER COOKING
OF MEAT MAKES
FATTENING BROTH
Tells Why the More Some
People Eat the Thinner
They Grow.

A piece Of meat laid In n cold. dry,
iron pot gives no strength 90 the pot,
or TO the air about IT, But If water
Is poured upon II, and n fire IL built
under L the strength and nutrition in
the meat are given Off into the boiling
water, and a fattening broth is made.
The water and the heat have made the
nutritiveness OF the meat into a form
that can be used.
II foods are taken into the stomach
n no digestive Juices are applied to
them, they are like n piece OF meat In
q cold, dry pot. They give out no
strength-they lie there without nour.
ishing the stomach and, therefore. do
not nonrish h blood, the nerves and
the general system.
But when digestive juices are sun
piled by the stomach. these foods be-
come nutrition. They assume a form,
they are assimilated, In which they
actually become a part Of the system
--liqueficd strength which is passed By
the stomach through the blood to the
whole body building tissue where It's
sue Is needed.
That explains why some people WHIT
DO not eat a great deal are heart,
and healthy, while others who fairl,
gorge themselves are thin and scrawny
These latter people do not digest wha,
they cat. Their food IL not changed
By digestive juices into the form tina
they can assimilate, Their food slmpr
stays In the stomach for "A while an,
Is removed as waste matter.
Pepgen, the vegetable food and toni
delicately adapted TO stomach needs
stimulates the digestive and assimlla
tive organs SO that food Is digeSted
Asslmilated, used, absorbed as strength
and vitality into the system. pepgel
- d reasonable way OF building healti
because II makes food into blood, mus
Gle and bone. II has a pleasant sassa
tras flavor.
The news scimitar. (Memphis, Tenn.) 1907-1926, 1919-11-13
NEGRO KILLS CONTRACTOR
IN FIGHT AT STONEWALL

MERIDIAN, Miss. Nov. 10. (Spl.)--
Charles Q. Craft, contractor, of
Atlanta, Ga, was instantly killed by
Henry Marshall, 81 negro. at Stonewall
TUESDAY, according to information
reaching here. The negro struck the
contractor In the head with a hammer,
him.
Charles O, Craft was well known In
Meridian and was the constructing
architect of the city hall. He was m
ployed in the construction OF a light
plant at Stonewall.
Considerable excitement followed the
assault on the contractor and the negro
was carried to Quitman and placed in
the Clarke county jail.
The remains OF Mr., Craft were ship
ped to Atlanta for interment.
The news scimitar. (Memphis, Tenn.) 1907-1926, 1919-11-13
UNION CITY Al MOST
OUT OF COAL SUPPLY

UNION CITY, Tenn, Nov. 10. tSpl.)-
The mayor called a meeting of the bust
ness men at the city hall Tuesday
morning to discuss the coal shortage,
and II was decided to ask the business
men TO close their doors at 6 o'clock
pm, and also people were asked to use
as little coal rs possible.
There is only enough coal on hand to
operate the water and light plant for a
few days-and unless the city authori-
ties are successful In getting a supply
Of coal the plant will be closed.
The news scimitar. (Memphis, Tenn.) 1907-1926, 1919-11-13
COOPERATIVE STORE
PLANNED FOR WYNNE

WYNNE, Ark, Nov. 10, tSpl)A CO.
operative store, owned and operated by
union men OF Cross county. will soon
begin business. II Is stated by their
manager, whose name can not be OBJ
tanned at present, that the business VIII
embrace everything carried by the gem
eral merchant and will have a capital
stock of 500, 000.
The news scimitar. (Memphis, Tenn.) 1907-1926, 1919-11-13
PEABODY And VANCE AVENUE
CITIZENS Join IN SOLVING
IMPORTANT 70 Cd QUESTION
Prominent Women Aver None
So Miserable as Those Who
Dare Not Taste of Well
Cooked Meals.

Can you imagine anything worse h
not being able to eat heartily OF a
well4cooked meal. perfectly seasoned
for instance. roast chicken and dress
ing, steak. sausage vegetables. salads
and pie.
4 person may have lost an arm, a
limb, an eye or be as deaf as a post
or have any one Of a hundred other
Affections, and yet they are able to
satisfy the craving Of their appetite
According to Mrs. n. NJ. Haste, soS
Vance avenue, and Miss Julia Schwart'
eSs Peabody avenue. Memphis, there
are none so miserable as those who
have nervous dyspepsia. The high cost
OF living Is undoubtedly a big factor
in the food problem, but an ailment
OF the stomach that rohs folks OF their
appetites Is an equally vital question
because sooner or later this condition
results In breaking down every tissue
in the human body,
These arc not the words OF Mrs
Haste and Miss SchwRrt, but they are
thoughts developed in the course OF a
conversation with them, in which they
told OF the almost marvellous restora-
tive powers OF PepEen. which Is a new
compound now being introduced here
by the Weiss Pharmacy and other lead
ing druggists. The experience of Mrs
Haste and Miss schwart appear In an
Am .nY,..z ~, AHA rnWa
NOT A SECRET REMEDY.
Pepsen tonic Is not a secret remedy
The formula is printed on the back Of
every package. II contains only rene
dies Of approved and recognized merit
All Of the ingredients are carefully Sc
lected and scientifically compounded by
the special Pepgen Process in which
neither sugar nor alcohol Is used.
Persons with kidney Ills should care
fully avoid sugar, as should also people
with weak stomachs. Sugar often pro-
duees what is called saccharine fer
ment, Alcohol Is very bad for people
who are subject TO rheumatism ana
: ever the slightest amount Of this stimu-
liant sometimes produces an attack,
In Pepgen viii he found peppermint
leaves, used to stop nausea, relieve
spasmodic pains in the stomach and
bowels and expel gas. Gentlan root
possesses tonic properties In a high de-
gree. II aids and invigorates digestion,
Peruvian bark, an antimalnrial agent,
from which qulnine is made, Is of SER
vice in debility and wasting diseases.
Pallor, impoverished blood and feeble
recnperatlve powers are often relieved
by its use, Fringe tree bark exerts n
special Influence upon the liver, 1t IL
OF benefit where there Is yeliowness Of
the skin and eyes and a sense of un-
easlness in the right side, Black CO.
hosh, through its influence upon th'
muscular system, Is recommended FOL
iheumatism, neuralgia and lumbago
Piantain leaves contain properties val
liable in kidney and bladder derange,
tnents,
The news scimitar. (Memphis, Tenn.) 1907-1926, 1919-11-13
BAPTIsTs ELECT.

LITTLE ROCK. Ark, Nov. 10. (Spl,0
Officers of the Arkansas Baptist state
convention for the ensuing year were
elected here today as follows: l.. f..
Barton, Little Rock. president, re-elect-
ed; y. S. Campbell, Conway, secretary;
G. w. puryear, A. +, Jonesboro and Al
Ian Winham, OF T~eNarkana, v~ioe-presi-
dents; DR., ]. p. Runyan, Little Rock,
treasurer; II, II, Gupugh, Little Rock.
auditor
The news scimitar. (Memphis, Tenn.) 1907-1926, 1919-11-13
PROPOSE TAX RAISE.

PINE BLUFF, Ark, Nov. IS. CSpl.)-
County Clerk l.. T. Sallee and a mum
Der Of property owners left Wednesday
morning for Little Rock to attend a
hearing before the state tax commits
sioners, The matter OF raising all as
sessments in this county a uniform in
crease OF 20 per cent on personal prop
etty and SO la OH real estate is pro.
posed,
The news scimitar. (Memphis, Tenn.) 1907-1926, 1919-11-13
NATURE OFFERS OILS
AND JUICES OF PLANTS

Nobody has ever improved Ma
ture-ever made brighter leaves or
sweeter flowers than grow in the
wiids Of the tropics. In Pepgen
Nature offers the oils and juices
OF plants unadulterated with alco-
hol or strong chemicals. Simply
preserved In a rich, palatable syrup,
For every III that Is inflicted upon
mankind, Nature furnishes an anti
dote IT only remains for n4ortals
to seek and they shall find Try
Pepgen for stomach, kidney and
liver Ills. II has relieved others,
why not your
The news scimitar. (Memphis, Tenn.) 1907-1926, 1919-11-13
REALIZES MORE
THAN THE HOPE
or HER DREAMS

II did not dream that I would ever
get anything that would do me as much
good rs Pepgen has done"
This Is the remarkable statement re-
Gently made by Mrs. b. ii. Stallard,
who resides at 26i0 West jefferson
Street, Louisville, Ky,
The news scimitar. (Memphis, Tenn.) 1907-1926, 1919-11-13
Is TO HAVE
BIG ElkS CARNIVAL

wYNNE, Ark, Nov. IS tSpll-The
wynne b. ?. Q. E1ks win have for It's
attraction reNt week an up-to-date car
order. The benefits will go to building
the new Felix's home. which is soon
TO be erected here.
The news scimitar. (Memphis, Tenn.) 1907-1926, 1919-11-13
NIP REBEL PLOT.

TULCAN, Ecuador, Nov. IA plot
has been discovered here to overcome
the government. A store OF arms and
ammunition has been captured by the
government. The headquarters of the
conspiracy Is believed to be in Colon
hla
The news scimitar. (Memphis, Tenn.) 1907-1926, 1919-11-13
HAVE YOUR WORK DONE NOW

-today-while | am o rushed and can
give you the very best Of attention. All
work in this reduction will be "Winfrey
Quality" in every respect. 1t will be the
best work possible to buy. No patient
will be sighted, no matter how busy !
am. Work must be up TO my high
standard, and will be under my absolute
guarantee
The news scimitar. (Memphis, Tenn.) 1907-1926, 1919-11-13

You not only ave money by taking
advantage of these prices now, but you
save your teeth and health as we'll. A
little work now will save you a great
deal of annoyance and inconvenience in
the future. The response to this an
nouncement will be tremendous. Don't
wait until the last days, but come now
The news scimitar. (Memphis, Tenn.) 1907-1926, 1919-11-13

That my many friends and patients may have an opportunity of having
their dental work done before the cold, bad days of winter | am making
a tremendous reduction in my prices for a short time only. You can't
afford to, overlook this offer-it may never come again, and surely not
for a long time. These prices mean a tremendous saving to you.
They're pre-war prices, and are on the best dental work possible to buy.
Don't wait, don't delay-come now! Consultation and advice will cost
~ nothing
The Guthrie daily leader. [volume] (Guthrie, Okla.) 1893-1996, 1919-07-28

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The Guthrie daily leader. [volume] (Guthrie, Okla.) 1893-1996, 1919-07-28
MAKING THE MOST or MARRIAGE
A Series Of Plain Talks 70 Married People, Written
by Ray c. Beery. President Of the
Parents Association

ssyrx wno wants - kas~
Th.s wcgras ne Hare ms
pssieci r.sAl - anew hew aiach h.
sgsba, sor IA slc,tss~
Y~t soeh % yoa shoaii hs,e a r,eA
10 knou how ali he nsorey "a sg~ut
lae - iraly a. each q two partners
n s.ns~ has ; rlxh' % kno~ M IS
tAe s.are's laco4le es,ss
whea a Aaslend j. lrriiaied by .
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sA0ws ihst ~ exsrcis 70 D. cosss4dsr 4
anxsse n Ass exsrn6aarss and .
Feasis oashi 10 be- 80 considered D
cause ~ has spe1a lhe money II 3
rr,n~ wshncs ih. conssai ~ all iA0
khoidess.
Ba, ,rom she standpoint ~ 2Asing
yosr hasAand - ans~.v al yosy aacs-
ticns. 81 Il an~isF srar az is
a~k ,hrm in sasa say iAst ~ cau
see r-oss ibili,g * ycvr flnAiax faul'
Nth hlm.
Fer erAmuss. ehan wshc sba
hnsbaa4 In ssars hlne ~as ~wnh
did yoa rsy gor shss shiavs~ be- H..
,na same feeling that be- bad IN toy
hood when mis- mother caught hln
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The Guthrie daily leader. [volume] (Guthrie, Okla.) 1893-1996, 1919-07-28

coming oat - tie rsngry DIOR snd
osk~a him 10 tsl she stush about sha
Jam only. 81 ooaFse. hr IL not no~
RALLY fesrful about felllne the 'inih
lge iast knows b. dos~ay hsse "a
wh-a laced nv ihe pro p>'1 az a eca.d-
ia.
Instead * say,ae. How mach did
yoa pNy Coz tbai has foa nr0asht 10
hsr~ yss cs,iAv." oe 4 aonv ghins you
wess IN Useh serr.hN great need o'
shzf-. ho~ mach a,d you spend Cor lsf
me more ,acirai wAs would BE- some
thing l,.re ihls 4 lse sh2t hat nd
yoa wct Il al -'s- How mach
dld ,Aey oaAfss yM Cor nw'
Tn latter afsSoach viz run a good
rhancs ~ velsing me answer Ths
tlrrs tricl rsnafk shows that yoa are
|ir,srdly che mc~s nnporan, inlng 81
a. Tho first little question IS q
fss'sr. Il opcns hsl aoa,h. ready q
answsr the lsrgcf aae.aion Then 4
.ihN. rlce cam.s high. ibe seoond
qas.tlnn seraSrnsiy pats shr blame on
the storskeeaer who shouldn't hAss
charged so much
II you newer take advantage of ysaT
husband by finding fsah with him
when he answers Yoar questions. and
l4y al ieat little attention 20 ihs
WAY you ask them. he l'ctahly VIII
never refase 70 zwer them,
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How's THIS?

We sffs-r On. Han lr.d Dollars Re
wars fnr any case of Catarrh 'ha'
cannot BE- CURED by iiall's CsIarri
Medicine
H3M's catsrrh Medicine has hsef
taken hy casarrh sufferers for The pssi
thirsf flge years. and has bsnoms
tuown ~ sae most reliable resnsty far
cstAfrh. iFalfs Cafafrh Medicine acts
fhrn The Blood ON the MaAona ear.
faces. expellIng the Poison from ihs
Rlood ard healing The diseased Dor
lions
After ynu have taken Halle faisrr0
Medicine for shorf time you viii scf
great Improvement Ia yoar genera
health Start tnklng Hairs ratarrf
Medicine at once snd get rid ~ ca
sarrh send for testimonials. free
FL. CHENEY A. co. Toledo. Ohio
81. Louis Mo SnId hy dvagwiats
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GERMANS PREPARE TO
PAT THE WAR DEBT
To Raise Twenty rivs bilisen
MARKS Annually ~
General and Special
Taxes

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f,al rfeafsm aalns ~ rslaink "
eoe ego mt,sa anrsailf s4FHes
seon ey MAihlsa NrtberssF mlnlss~e
o. iiaece, ana sr1ae % espef's vsa
published to-day hy he North tleFman
Cetrt,e The tcofsttnes eaa sald 10
BE- In templeie srres meag On ms a.
aacal reforms
Kssht hlilnn mafks sill be eelslnea
hy wsr lates. aeeoftlnt % the Gas.
eife'i SUMMARY d lha psaposra plan,
Tav rsmainins lgesn Asl . maas b.
sglssd frum new sources m Frat et
lbsae wll BE- hsaty increases ns
tsxra a. busln a. lNaHv aa
and "a called ~hs lrsphflal ss
<. usvda The shlra new "a of lsses
wlil hc 90 ne necessities "a hfr.
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EAT0Nlc
lroa Soun ACID ~soAAAcln
rArrs Plan NAY M &C.
ctrrAulr 70 AR wilsos

tcomluaea fron PAGE ore,
.tuailonl howossf. aro - the og.,nlcn
saa, che rau lci.cra ofl.f ,he ~ay
a. c,aprcmlfe shich VII permit
the rsiHasshn q ne ir,siy v'ih So
ersasloua vhich win elsarl, define shc
attitude ~ 'he rnssed States urea
contested iNin's ~ upon ihese suo.
iesa to snfloas interpretations fAsy
point oar that President wilson never
has said thA, he woald not aeypt res.
ervasionx And thai the saTrcssiov ~
Mr. TAFT meoi icnlly AL ghe 90
issiioas shas have heen rAsaed
The lelterr suggest s.s sintwps~s
fatlons. covering the tghl u vlfh
drawal iimalna the n presan,ssiou ot
dnminlons And eolonice, asserting ahe
gforoeaslse Il consrew - declare ~af
under Article 70. canfspnslne national
control over domestic issuee, deflnlny
thn Monroe doctrine. ani rQamvlnF
the right "a terminate ob'igaiioas usi-
der Anstie q a, ihu end ~ 70 yssge.
Mr. TAFT wrote that iA.te lnierprv (
sall0ns uuald nu w~ ken lhe i~aguc
snsemni. hnt woald. ~ believed, aa-
s~ure ratification iio sagessssd shas
he should noi appear ppblleiy ~ ihie
simv af thelr sponsor h"caasa g miehl
bias nuIne republican against him
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\ stftnf e.lst ~ ~ 49, eeIst,fsfis Ns1-
So - ns.s fl<.i sanstsh. 49,, tnH'4t.
snlteslssa as s...i s>sFl ~ sasnt tn,ss
sais ufea - ...stsfs ~ s~f1fFfs tttl n-st
fst>l>lt s'sa $50 asfsstes..F t<.eia ~
sass sas, - sls -tit -. ~ .ssi ~ $50
sst Y 4. us' II, s,,f a.srsl v.tse.s
t.pss,s ttsi 30 sst hss : ~ ~ >eif (. lfs.si.
s.erss 4 lsoas sss "a eva ~->ss sAsh fes
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The Guthrie daily leader. [volume] (Guthrie, Okla.) 1893-1996, 1919-07-28

Worms Interfere wsh sse growth <
ehI.dren. They become thin. pale snd
s,esiy. Oct ri of ih~<e parasites -
cnc< IL rc1 would have healthy. hsp-
NJ cheerful chiIfreb WHITE
rpE<M vEHuIFrGE destroys worms
and benefits the rbo:e system FOR
ss,e BY ~ drusgsss.
The Guthrie daily leader. [volume] (Guthrie, Okla.) 1893-1996, 1919-07-28

STATE ~ Oklahoma 40 i.caisa fMrsl
wIilisnlg Arm arong
Yoa srs hereby notified shat on the
12nd day of Jnly. 1879. yoa have been
aaed in ssse J1etfer Coafa ~ q; G. fiar-
gfs. Jssssce ~ the Peace. in and Tor
she CITY n Gafhr,~ Dlatrxet. in al
action wherein ~. " Gsosfrsy = Pain.
tiff and Loas>a txw. wSHianaI Arm
strons = Defendant and thai you mus'
ans~e- ssn action on or before she
sen day of ssrfeznber. 1879. or juax-
rn~ns wlII be rendered arain@t you fos
the SAN a tiseas with interest u
10 fer eenf from June =. 1919. and
eDsx Of this srssan-
Take nosies hereof and rovsrn your-
seif sccoralneIy
q. G. HARCis.
yas,scs Of the Peace
70. D. Lsmond
Attorney for risInsin
The Guthrie daily leader. [volume] (Guthrie, Okla.) 1893-1996, 1919-07-28
AMERICAN AsaocIArloN

m ihv Alfe the monauilo Anu hslea
which cannfa malaria u found plcnil
fully Up 90 hulHhsa 81 5000 fs'vs bn'
malaria ii newer mes wHh above s,esiu
feet
The Guthrie daily leader. [volume] (Guthrie, Okla.) 1893-1996, 1919-07-28

A combination bridge and maekea
nsarr has heen cpnasracta1~by the City
~ Monterey. Mexico. and shfA briAaf
shsch mervee double pnrSowe. Is ons
N 10. sights ~ that part ~ Mexico
The Guthrie daily leader. [volume] (Guthrie, Okla.) 1893-1996, 1919-07-28

III she ja@tlce ConYf In and for the
cssy of tsaghric Dsefafci. before q G..
Harxis. Juwties ~ the Peace
II. A. Godfrey. Plaintiff vs.. Louisa
Mrs. william Armssrong. Defend
~-.<
The Guthrie daily leader. [volume] (Guthrie, Okla.) 1893-1996, 1919-07-28

Il fnsi has some of the dcsccfe ~
she lcaaua n naisnhs are due "a Pres
sdens WILSON,. said she * president
n am confident thar be prevented II"
adoption ~ the plan oI ihe League tn
The Guthrie daily leader. [volume] (Guthrie, Okla.) 1893-1996, 1919-07-28

Diamond rutting factories are 10 be
established In South Africa under
government control