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Richmond daily register. (Richmond, Madison County, Ky.) 1917-1978, 1919-03-22
host was nicely remembered wit
pretty and useful gifts.

Buffet Supper.
Mr.. and Mrs. M. 0. Thompson en-
tertained with buffet supper during
|intermission at the dance at Irvine
Friday evening. Amog the guests
were Mr.. and Mrs. Harry G. Wilson
Mr.. and Mrs. P. K. Daughterty, Mr.
and Mrs. Elmer Tate, Mr.. and Mrs
Hugh Campbell, Misses Barbara Witt
Mamie West, Bette Brooks, Elizabeth
Park, Bette White, and Messrs. Jas
Dykes, Harry Wood, Roy Davis, Over
Langon, Ben Rowland, DR.. E. E. Ed
wards, Mr.. Hamilton and Mr.. Schnei
der.-Estill Tribune.
Richmond daily register. (Richmond, Madison County, Ky.) 1917-1978, 1919-03-22
OWEN MCKEE
SAVED BY 4
FAITHFUL WIFE
Suffered Thirty Years With Stom-
ach Trouble and Hemorrhages
!. -, of the Bowels.
The story of a Wonderful Recovery

There is hardly
any one who does
not experi e n C e
some trouble with
the stomach. 1t is
so common that we
frequently pay lit
tie or no attention
to it. Yet, the
stomach is very
easily upset, and
catarrhal infam-
nation Of the mu-
, couS lining devel-
Richmond daily register. (Richmond, Madison County, Ky.) 1917-1978, 1919-03-22
WONDERFUL WAR PICTURE

David W. Griffith's remarkable war
picture eThe Greatest Thing in Life, .
which is to be shown at the local
theatres next Tuesday, is wonderful
Richmond daily register. (Richmond, Madison County, Ky.) 1917-1978, 1919-03-22

Miss CrceH tort and Mr.. Elijah
Kellie were rritcd in marriage March
10Th, ct the .e of Rev. Fred San
ders. Bot re well known in the
county an( heir numerous friends
wish for ten every happiness.
Richmond daily register. (Richmond, Madison County, Ky.) 1917-1978, 1919-03-22
Robert Harron -. II,
DIV GRIFFITH S.
The Greatest Thina.mLie
AnAgTCpAFT p,ciure

fnFSiNNfA fFauis
photoplay, both in high quality of the
acting and the superior direction and
photography it evidences. Dainty
Lillian Gish and Robert Harron have
The leading roles and the support is
in every way excellent.
Richmond daily register. (Richmond, Madison County, Ky.) 1917-1978, 1919-03-22

HORSE and wagon for sale. Apply
to lis E. Main street. 81 6p
Richmond daily register. (Richmond, Madison County, Ky.) 1917-1978, 1919-03-22

UNCLAIMED LETTERS
Mrs. Lula Brab.
Mr.. James Best.
Mrs. Frank Folger.
Mr.. Brown Hampton.
Miss Mary Hurt.
I Mrs. j. L. Milward.
Mr.. Bailey Simpson.
Mr.. George White.
R. c. STOCKTON, P. M.
Richmond daily register. (Richmond, Madison County, Ky.) 1917-1978, 1919-03-22
Smudged print
|Eae1 Flint

HAVE YOU SEEN OUR
WINDOW THIS WEEK?
ALWAYS SOMETHING
BEAUTIFUL AND
|SERVICEABLE FOR
EVERY LADY
Richmond daily register. (Richmond, Madison County, Ky.) 1917-1978, 1919-03-22
Watch this column for
OLDHAM'S Daily Special

Saturdays special will be a
POO Brown Mustard Oxford
yes ~ to 7
Daily Special Price, S4.9S
The Wheeling intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1903-1961, 1919-03-04

y !. have returned ~ their h"nr" there.
alter an cxtrrd"I visit wltn ir''hoH S:''1
rriiti.c> III Ibis vicinity.
Harold Sen is confined l." ms nome
80, IN. South Sldr with An attack Of III
fiC'r@:.
,;e,.rgc XHs:nan vii. return IN h'9
home IN this city after r'c"iNih" ''S
h.uor., H., diSrh2"g" from the s"rF!'' as
lamp Sh"rrrhn
u.rh.:, sloan. whu has brrr confined
~ the ohio Valley General Hospital i"r
tic past several months. is expected Il"
n.. removed ,r his hhn" within ''"
ways
l:arr. MrCammnm T.: cameron IS
.rsndirr !r.y. days E"r" IN ~" INFER
r.i Of III" STAT" agricultural Department.
, Mi.: Mildred l,a,is ~ IN" Island 5
rrr,l,n. 4 Wv days N Pittsburgh. ia''
liz. gu.>I nr r~la'ives
H. ;! Gla"k. representative" ~ 'h'
i..,S"-yaiirr Liic irsi:ranC" company u
cameron. ~ in the ciJy r"r few days
lum!ifrg after business matters.
IT, +. palr -: II" Island l'!t E"*i'f-
dav for lirnrtou /" look after business
.I:trrs in connection with MS COM
Parry. =
rayiauod j'u;'rr &c n" Ea,;in!"I" "
on" r;::l-rnI clam d"par;n Is ~
the ETY. or = few DAY N me lnt"rCs'
Of thu rrmp&rr wk:ch h' rrpreS"hts'
! Grover s'''mVrr 80 ""r'"'A S'r'"t -
.,r.ndirc .rr week the .Sucs; of rr:dHt'
81 I:"ay"r Fails. -.
,T,mc. Lar {; ~. E. x r. 7. r. Of
ri!tsiur-;h. IA. = IL ~" ";;E Tor . i"
,jn,..: IN -, :rIcr".. # l;ig company
f',iitjtNlltIlS =
The Wheeling intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1903-1961, 1919-03-04
Only Orc .aRoMo o11NrIE"

To get the genuine. ,nll r,r lj.il npius
LAXATIVE HEDNO QII>lN: Tablet
Look Tor signature. II /. y. Grove
Cures q Cold III on. i,,y. III.
The Wheeling intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1903-1961, 1919-03-04

Iat,or amending III" primary clre'ion
law ~ requested IN Senate Concurrent
Resolution Number !.
"Fir,h-To amend and re-cnact sec
lion .. Of senate bill No. - NaSS"i IL
tn, lat. regular ""sslon Of the i"E'Sia-
mr.. entitled AN act 10 amend ana re-
enact chapter : % tho cod" "i west
Virsin:;, "t 1915 cohtf%tng ard "ino''c
ING in nn., act all III" general laws re-
,a.;,,- =, rho rotc and manner OF laying
l..vi.s' So that tho emergency Ivy pro-
,-iict, in said subdivision I'D "i sec
tjuu -. may 20 changed s" rs Ia prov ne
= county levy for roads and bridges INC
fund derived from which 10 b" uS"n y"
district, c- Class e. roads as SUCH r"los
arc defined in CHAPTER Do 81 me ACTS
.; the legislature q! i"l1. md TO amend
.,,J -c-,nact subsection tCl of section
as to harmoniz" the SAM" with section
Il Of a. bill passed 1t the late regular
The Wheeling intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1903-1961, 1919-03-04
GOV. CORNWELL
ISSUES CALL
To THE SOLONS

CHARLESTON. W. Va. March s.
Governor CornwelI to-day issued his call
fo5 the extra session OF the legislature
for the enactment OF tho Virginia debt
and other f.g!slation, to conren" in
Charleston at3poon. Tuesday. March II.
The call specifics ton subjects OF which
the legislature is authorized "a act.
These as SGT forth specifically in tho
call arc as follows:
"First-To carry into etf"c:. through
proper Legislative enactment. III" settle
mcut of tho judgment contained by the
state ot Virginia against tn" state OF
West Virginia IN the suprcm" court or
the United Statos in 1ccordaEc" wiki t!c
proposition made by the stat" tsNlr-
xinia. through its representatives. !" the
legislature OF W"st Virginia and accept
ed by the latter "a S"nat" cracurr"C,
resolution Number :.
-'Second-To consider and cnac: any
proper revenue Tieasur" or measures.
and to amend and 'r"-cnlct any existing
revenue statutes.
'Third--To consider and enact lcEisIa
ton providing military or police protcc-
ton for tho STATE.
"F'ourth--To consider and enact lesis-
The Wheeling intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1903-1961, 1919-03-04
GRAND JURY
FINDS MANY
|ND|CTMEN
TWENTY-FIVE FELONY AND :
MCSDEMEANOR TRUE e4ohS
RESULT OF DAYS WORK.
,ss cLAroR INDICTED ON NIUE
DER CHARGE AS WELL AS HoM
CARTER WHO KILLED DAVE
ASRwOETH.

Tho regular March t'rru "f the GRIM
Ina, cour, opened Monday mor7lnS.. inc
grand Jury reported n ~" p m r."
turning ~ felony and four ral$6"r''a''"r
indictments 'r!i-"N no, true b'tIS "I''
found. .,
An i,dic,mrn, was returned AGAINST
Mrs. Margaret C!at"r. rha'E'HS
with tho murder Of h"r husband. John
y ,-,to, Thomas Carter. c"i"r"d. VIII"
shot and killed pav" AshwoTth. co'or'o'
was also indicted Tor murder.
Following III. report q! tn" grand
iurv. Juds.> Robinson adjourned court
until Wednesday morning. when the
criminal docket will =" called.
The following were indicted:
Felony Indictments.
Nar-arr, ~lalor. homicide: shooting
and killing her husband. John +. Ga
tor.
THOMAS: Carter. col6r~d. homicide:
shooting and killing Dave .AShwoTth.
c,shuere Dobas. Mike Obzrnski. and
Joe Doe. indicted Jointly. for roootas
Bank OF Fulton
Row Kaufman and David Fricsc. in
dicteL Jointly for breaking and entcr-
ing.
William 1.aruc. breaking and entering
the William MarShalt EcS1auEAH'-
John Alphcus. larceny Of truck
Maurice Clark. and Ronald Dcrnuth-
indicted Jointly on charge Of stealing
bicycle
Mike Frascis f-rca1y OF eutorno-
bile belonging 70 Anton Hicberson.
7. w. Howard. larceny Of $1,000 from
Clay Wilson. n farmer Of near MI
Pleasant. .. Howard and several ac-
complies are alleged to have defraudHd
Wilson out Of $1,000. The money was
returned to Wilson by Howard when he
grabbed tn" latter and called for the
police.
w. II Livingston. Larceny o: $50 1-ro-
crty bond from +. and Q. railroad COM
pany.
Robert Myers. Richard Cnlland"r and
Lawrence .tu!. breaking ard entering.
Sam Nolan. David F'rirs". Robert My
crs. Richard Cnllendcr. Roy Kaufman.
and Lawrcnr" Aul. indicted Jointly for
robbing TIL. St"rag" house Of Chester
Thompson anu stealing 4 quantity OF
Nap a soft drink.
Misdemeaneor Indictment
George W,lIia'r,S and Milk" Gray. IN
lawful rehabilitation.
Alvin HuSS. unH-SttH port.
W. T. Hoffman. uon-Supp"rt.
Not True Bills.
Henry Todd. larceny.
Andy kuSlurh. attempted rape.
Roy Ruttsn"Utt"r. charged with TWO
violations &C YoSt law.
The Wheeling intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1903-1961, 1919-03-04
Where Can Find Relief From
Itching, Terrifying Eczema?

Ter how unbnarablr the itching az
hu:nn: OF The skin. 5 ) ;. Wi.
promptly reach the seat OF 'n'
trouble and forever rout from thr
blood every trace OF The disease. nus;
as il has for othe-S who have SUI
fcrcL as you have lis grand bloc"
remedy has hrnn used for more inaA
fifty yca.S. and yor: ."c on! 10 give
l. Il fair trial 10 &c restored 10 per.
fec; health.
Our chief medical adviser Is m al
thnri,% on blood d skin DISORDERS.
and he will take pleasure III giving
YOU such aGyi:G ~ your Individual
case may need. ahs1rs"!" wl,hoT
cost. W:iic totay. .'"inE !"";
case. :, medical department Swift
Specific CO., 1874 Swift Laboratory
4 IL A." Ga.
The Wheeling intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1903-1961, 1919-03-04
This Question Is ser on the Lips
Of the Afflistcd.

Eczema. IrtIsr. iry sipeIas and
rthc: terry mr. IN. lions 81 lie
skin a-e Gtr1. r;:rh DO" Gla" '1S'
and Applications Of SilvcS. lotions
and washes IAN GIly afford tempo
rary :rliof. wi,noul rcacalEG the real
seat Of the trnu..c. BIZ: just because
local treatment haS done yni: no
good. there = no reason 10 despair.
You simply have nat sought lhe
proper t-eatTarn; that is within Ionr
reach.
You have thr experience Of others
wnn havr suffered as you have 10
;;U!a" yoI Ia a p-1:nIt ridaaAr" ~
blood end skin lisras"s. No matter
low terrifying the i:~;tatinn, M mat
The Wheeling intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1903-1961, 1919-03-04
About People
Movements of Individuals to and
From the City.

------- ,.>,.-,
FRANK s'hhtoh' S''''''': -
oi education. has recovered rom "'r
Irrnl weeks illness in his h"In" on NOT "
Main street and is ah!r I" r"*"f"" Ms
duties.
Superintendent e.. ". '"r: 81 III"
I'r:"l m,+:inn. has recovered rem Il
/, hrirr illness.
Wilson T.. M"r:"E. vii" has h""h a'-
tending tn" dog shn" her" and Ei"I Ing
relatives n the Wheeling district. re-
turned ~ HIS hun". u"nr Mnnning!"!''
Yesterday.
William i Mooney. we'll Sn"wn !""aI
resident, remains seriously III :" MS
home At lInn Eft Stree.
Mrs. l: :. Good whn hnS hmen IL IN
.h,r Wuod..I.,l. humr for the i'%:.t t"w
weeks. IS rrr.r,-r!ns.
Albert y. Druus l"r; yesterday i"r
Washington Ia attend :. nr"rirnE If The
governors and mayors ~ rr"N% FOR
Mayer {. Morgan N"Sicr.
Captain prAu:; Murphy. :''"r"'%r% 81
tn" .lHrkI"wn n'n.I raj" aS"'"'!ai'""'
residing III West Ir.ul",. ~. Will 'i".t
friend: and relatives h"r" THIS week.
r.. -. Mcknight; prominent huS!;'''"!
man "t Iark"rSburr. WAS her" %''st'"-
dny visiting. frirnus
rani.I r. L"c:,ar,l. II rarII"rShrrF.
who runLuc;rd .h,. initiaiiu: r"r"nr"nj"S
OF ;hr X. 81 =. her" Sunday. returned
20 his home in TarE"rshure yesterday.
e. H. C"r!3r. &C Fnirmnnr.' "aS IN
Wheeling yesterday on hu$n"sS.
r'rnf ,;ord'N%n. "f tla"At:i"r. -
turned hone" yesterday after brio:
visit "u Sunday with relatives E"r".
Miss Emma EIa*'r is Visiting h"r
parents in '1"r'"E,'r. O..
Captain Thomas Y. Sull:litry has -
w"*''r" Pennsylvania.
"a. Il. TnrErC has RETURNED from
Illumination. whcr" he WAS 81 "rr;riai
business i"r til" y .. l. w l"dE".
Mrs. II. Clark N""H!"y !" Ill III IN"
fan,i!% hon" 81 rirl""nih "ir"'''.
I"hn .trd''S"n ni EAST Lave Tr""i. i'S-
tract deputy 80 IN" lFsusht'rS -: Amer
i"1 m luHillar" If ih" !'ni"r ""-
chauIr lodges. y ~ the "it: "u huEiti','>
md >i*itiE< r"la'Ii''>
Harry Gilmore well know n locai ci''-
irician. has recovered fruN ilHcr:; -;
his HON" on 'lrr Island
Harry .iTp.. former l"..iu resident.
who was Recently married IN Detroit.
wh"r" h" - unw "nNrlorrn. EXPECTS To-
visit Wh"'li:':: shorty with his "rd".
f.n"hrh tl'Fn'". ~" recently re-
turned ir"n several "s"ntEN ~"
through III" &rahw>:i. has r"r"r"r"d
fran Illness.
Word ~. T"c".v'd r'%i''rr:4" hH l"7l
relatives thH' NJ. ';""r:" /. curry
In" r"r""'r. irnnt -"tj"i.- Il!i":.H 81;
So" ral N"r ~ III h"r h"H., II !'aThrrS-
burg.
itll;h' Rev. Ei>,;nr T.. :. nrm;:hur hH>
returned from n we ;..",;;~' vs.. n ia"
least;
Tn",rdurr mi. Z r.-.,ii"i;r" "'rj"i.~'''
~ III tn" h"n,r II h: sister in South
Nh''l.ng
tn, E"'. X. u. iI:.l"." .: T!I"r
county VAS here yesterday. IN route H.
, Fits huri;h t" visit relatives.
: W. l.. - r'uil"rtnn. aged !'"iun sol.
der AMI ;sru,Iia":t tn"Inlyrr al Tn"
! I. y. fluIlIda: -. y. l.. j,nSt Cnnilru".
critically III IN his h"nrr M ih.> i:+!a;ri.
The Brunswick news. [volume] (Brunswick, Ga.) 1906-2016, 1919-09-26
ATLANTA PLANS
BIG AIR ROUTE
LANDING PLACE WILL BE PRO-
VipED FOR TRANS-CoNTiNEN-
TAI AIR SHIPS

Atlanta. Sept. 90 Steps have been
taken toward grading. charging and
leveling Gambler Field in Atlanta with
a view of establishing landing place
in Atlanta fer airships travelling on q
trans-contincn:al sir route.
1t is planned by the Lawson Trans
continental Air Route to make Allan
ia a port of call for aerial liners tray
cling to points on the Pacific coast
Colonel Lawson. head of the Trans
continental lines, IS in Washington
with one of the enormous airnIanes
built for transcontinetal flights. and
he has assured Congressman Upshaw
of the Atlanta district, according to
advices received here, that Atlanta
will be placed on the route if a flvine'
field large enough for such service is
established
1t is stated in Atlanta todav that
Col. Fred Doyo has been requested
to start wori, grading Gambler field
and charging it if necessary
It was loarncd here today that Unit.
ed States Sera5Gr Hoke Smith of
Georgia was { passenger on one of
the recent flights Of a Lawson liner
which carried sixteen passengers.
The Brunswick news. [volume] (Brunswick, Ga.) 1906-2016, 1919-09-26
ARMY CAMPS TO
BE CONTINUED
PETITION TO BE PRESENTED AT
WEDNESDAYS MEETING OF
EDUCATION BOARD.

Opposition to the two-session school
day in vogue in the city schools grows
apace.
The petition which has been left at
Andrews Drug Store has been nuner-
ously signed, more than one hundred
CT the patrons of the schools having
affixed their signatures in favor of
change in the school hours.
At a meeting of the board of educa-
ton on Wednesday, October /, the
petition will be presented to that body
and number of the signers vii! be
present personally to emphasize their
opposition to the present arrange.
ment.
1t was stated last night by a for
mer president of the Parent-Teachers'
Association that the statement which
has been given out that the associa-
ton went on record last year as op-
posing the two-session dsu was incor-
rect. AS a matter o: tact the asancia-
ton, as such, took no action reia tive
to the matter.
1t is stated authofiatively, however,
th,t taera are some members who op-
pose and some who favor the change.
However, the matter will be definite
~ settled at the meeting of the board
Of education ON next Wednesday. when
the demand is made for change.
The Brunswick news. [volume] (Brunswick, Ga.) 1906-2016, 1919-09-26
MRS. PANK HURST
IN A IL A n 7 A
TO MAKE FIRST PUBLIC SPEECH
IN AMERICA IN GEoRGiA's
CAPITAL.

= Atlanta, Sept. 25.-Mrs Emmelne
Pankhurst, pioneer British suffragctte
leader. will make her first speech in
America in Atlanta, appearing here
on Tuesday evening, Oceober ~ I'M
der auspices of the lyceum system,
which will direct her tour in the South
Mrs. Pankhurst arrived in New
York last week en- route to Canada,
where she is scheduled to make a Sc
ries of speeches. She planned origi-
nally to postpone her tour to the Unit
ed States until next spring but was
induced by suffrage leaders to alter
her plans. She expressed a prefer
ence to begin her tour in Atlanta, be-
cause of the sympathy she feels for
the obstacles suffrage has encounter
ed in-Georgia.
In addition to espousing the cause
of suffrage, Mrs. PanIghurst. it is
stated here, will devote a part Of her
speech to an attack on bolshevism
and it's allied evils. She recently
stated in New York that the bolshevi-
XII leaders were seeking to capitalize
the achievements of suffrage.
The Brunswick news. [volume] (Brunswick, Ga.) 1906-2016, 1919-09-26
ADMIRAL BENSON GOES ON
THE RETIRED LIST TODAY

Washington. Sept. 25.-A6miral
Benson, who served as chief Of the
naval operations, since May. 1915
went on the retired list today.
AS chief oil the naval operations
he held the highest position in the
navy, He is succeeded by Rear Ad-
miral Robert T. Chontz.
Admiral Benson is native Of
Macon, Ga, and was appointed to the
naval academy from Georgia in 1855.
The Brunswick news. [volume] (Brunswick, Ga.) 1906-2016, 1919-09-26
MEMPHIS HhD A Rig
EARLY MORNING FIRE

Memphis, Tenn, Sept. 25,--The
building occupied by, Buckingham
Ensley, Carrigan Co., dealers in sport
ing goods, and other nearby s'ruc-
lures in the center. of the retail dis
trict, were damaged by fire today.
The loss is estimated at not less
than enc nhudred and twenty-five
thousand dollars.
The Brunswick news. [volume] (Brunswick, Ga.) 1906-2016, 1919-09-26
SPECIAL MASTER TALBERT
CONTINUES HEARING CLAIMS

Special Master Talbert of the Geor-
gia Coast and Piedmont railroad
heard a number of important claim
cases against the road yesterday,
=
among them being the Atlantic Coast
Line and Southern Railway.
Mr.. Talbert will continue the hear
ings until Saturday, at which time it
is probable that the calendar Of claims
and interventions will have been COM
pleted.
The Brunswick news. [volume] (Brunswick, Ga.) 1906-2016, 1919-09-26
SUPREME COUNCIL is
FAVORABLE TO REPORT

Paris. Sept. 25.-The supreme
council at this mornings session took
favorable action on the report of the
commission on Spitzbergen.
The report recommended granting
to Norway suzerainty over the Spitz-
bergen archipelago.
The Oklahoma City times. [volume] (Oklahoma City, Okla.) 1908-1984, 1919-08-07

prizes for her Sell with the bow and
arrow.
The Oklahoma City times. [volume] (Oklahoma City, Okla.) 1908-1984, 1919-08-07
Heal Skin Diseases

It is unnecessary for you 10 suffer
with eczema, blotches ringwOrm, rashes
and similar skin troubles ZcmO Oh
tanned al any drug store Tor 35c. or
81 90 tor extra large bottle, and prompt
" applied will usually give instant relief
from itching torture II Cleanses and
soothes the skin and heals quickly and
effectively most skin diseases.
Zemo is a wonderful penetrating.
disappearing liquid and IS soothing to
the most delicate skin II is not greasy,
is .asiI, applied and costs little Get
4 today and save lll further distresA
-r.E W Rose Go Cleveland, o.
The Oklahoma City times. [volume] (Oklahoma City, Okla.) 1908-1984, 1919-08-07

drive similar 70 the one conducted last
spring. Children are taught the prln-
cinlc, oi clean living and q lis, oi
duuc, such as playing IN the open
er, drinking clean water and brush
ile the teeth is prescribed for them
Last wear the crusade reached 2SOOO1
children IN Oklahoma This year il,
p, expected to reach many more than
that
Miss Hall has had long experience
in public health work among chill.
dreu. She was engaged Tor sometime
m public work among the children IN
Watcrylc, and has been active eff
couracing the open air school system
throughout thcStlte at New York.
One Of Engand'S most famous arch
cfs is Mrs. Randolph Berens, seventy
seven years old. who has won so
The Oklahoma City times. [volume] (Oklahoma City, Okla.) 1908-1984, 1919-08-07
HEALTH CRUSADE
HEAD SELECTED


Mis, Helen NJ. Hall Of New York
has just been employed hy the Okla
homl luhcryul1sis association to take
entire charge oi the modern health
crusade" work IN the state.
With the opening of the schools in
il~ il'L Ne Hall viii start another
The Oklahoma City times. [volume] (Oklahoma City, Okla.) 1908-1984, 1919-08-07
DISCARDED
HER CANE
ARKANSAS CITY LADY
WALKED WITH CANE.
FOR YEARS.
After Two Weeks Treatment
With Interstate Doctors,
Can Freely Go Up and
Down Stairs Despite
Her Age.

Mrs AMELIA Draper well lnown t.
an the hst'cr class Of citizens Of
Arkansas lrtE Kan, writes the FOL.
lowing 20 the Inter State Doctors:
"Arkansas City, Kan,
"Sept. 80, 1910
a suffered several years from rheu-
matl,m and stomach and bowel trou
bic. ! took treatment and medicines
from several doctors without much
benefit For a long time | was unable
TO walk without the aid OF cane and
to go up or down stairs was torture
| went Il the Interstate Doctors
for examination and the specialist
after a mos, thorough examination
explained wha. was the cause OF my
suffering and what ! must do 10 get
well was placed under treatment
and IN a few day, could set aside my
cane and walk up ard down the stairs
without anv trouble or pain MY
,'omach and bowels are already much
improved and | 'ral that IN spite Of
my age G2 NrAr>' / viii vet get we'll
ann advising my iraul. TO ,all ON
these SPECIALISTS lt they are ever IN
need OF c>pcrt advice and treatment
O-,src1 "NA'FlIN Il DRAPER,
- North Second ST
The success ot the Interstate Doc
t1rs in the treatment ot chronic dis
eases has hccu largely due TO the TACT
that they comln, all the known and
latest methods in the treatment Of
| disease.
The lcs, Thought oi medical science
ha, been constantly searching for
more direct methods for curing those
Old lingering. chronic diseases other
/ than by the long, tedious drug route
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scientist discovered what he believed
am absolute cure hy ono direct treat
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. diseases oi civilization
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some Of the worst cases oi Bright
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The Oklahoma City times. [volume] (Oklahoma City, Okla.) 1908-1984, 1919-08-07

Mack Sennett is directing one Of hi,
own companies,
The Oklahoma City times. [volume] (Oklahoma City, Okla.) 1908-1984, 1919-08-07
DIARRHOEA
Quickly Cured by
Wakefield's S
Blackberry Balsam

WakefieId's Blackberry Balsam hes
been the surest and safest remedy i'f
Diarrhea. Dyseniery. Cholera ln'an-
.tum and Cholera Morbus for u years
While II is quick and positive in rs
action. it 10 unlike other remedies ~
tha, il is harmless and does not con.
s,ipate II simply checks the trouble
and puts the stomach and bowels N
their natural, regular condition OF
the millions of bottles that fTve been
sold. never has case been reported
10 the Manufacturer where . cure was
no, effected when directions wefe folc
lowed even alter other remedies had
failed Every home should have a
bottle OF more on hand ready for sud
Zen attacks. Full size bottle '0c
evssywhers (Adv) !