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The Morning Tulsa daily world. [volume] (Tulsa, Okla.) 1919-1927, 1919-11-20
All Fat People
Should Know This

The world OWES debt Of gratitude IS
the author of the NOW ismops Marmo,s
Prescription, and Is sttll more Indebted Tor
tho reduction of thH harmless, effective
obesity remedy 10 tablet form Narnola
Prescription Tablets can now he obtained
at al drug stores, Of by writing direct TO
" .tmolA Co s6l Woodward Ave, Detroit
Mich and th.r reasonable price 81 Tor
large case leaves no excuse for dieting
or violent exercise for the reduction Of the
ovrfst BODY 10 normal proportions - AdNt
The Morning Tulsa daily world. [volume] (Tulsa, Okla.) 1919-1927, 1919-11-20
Gn tu California

Mr. ana Mrs llortcc - Johnson
ana young daughter expect To leave
ths week for -. angeles, cal"
where they will reside.
The news scimitar. (Memphis, Tenn.) 1907-1926, 1919-11-06
WILL. HEAR TEST SUIT
ON WARTIME DRY ACT

LOUISVILLE, KY, Nov. 6.--Judgee
Walter Evans of the federal district
court here on Nov, IL will hear argu-
ments on a suit to test the wartime
prohibition act and the Volstead en-
forcement law He set this date fol-
lowing filing of the suit late YESTERDAY
by Attorneys William M, Buliitt, Houls-
willie, and Levy Mayer, Chicago, on Pc
half OF Wright and Taylor and the
Brown and Fornan Disulling compa-
MOS, Of Louisville.
Tho defendants are United states
District Attorney w v. Gregor ana
EUwood Hamilton, collector OF INTERNAL
revenue for Kentucky.
The petition, which seeks TO preNenit
interference with sale of nearly mil,
lion gallons OF tax paid whisky owneu
Inv both companies charges that inc
section OF the enforcement measure re-
latinr to the duties of the revenue de
| partment to prevent the Manufacture
| and sale OF whisky, Is uneonsitutlonal
| in that congress violates the temtn
| amendment by exercising general poiiee
power over subject matter not WITHIN
| It's Jurisdiction. Further, II was shlu
| the wartime prohibition act violates snt
| fifth amendment which provides Una,
| tho government shall not take priNast
property without just compensation
The news scimitar. (Memphis, Tenn.) 1907-1926, 1919-11-06
timber MAN ENDS
HIS LONG SEARCH
Mr.. c. 4. Wise, Sufferer From
Effects of Auto Accident,
Gives Statement.

That he In Of the firm belief that hts
long continued efforts TO secure an ef-
ficient remedy for his care have I'm.
ally been crowned with success is the
assertion OF Mr., G, u, Wise. who re
sides at the ,Lonignotti Hotel He hns
been resident OF Memphis for IA
yUare.
The remedy to which he refers IL
PApgen. Mr. Wise's statement follows;
II was in an automobile accident
three years ago which almost put ms
out OF business, NY stomach has not
been in good shape since. II has
caused me much pain ell that timt
Il suffered from cramps after eat
ing and sometimes, the agony was 50
double II made no difference how par
SECULAR I was about what ate. Every
thing seemed to have the same effect.
NY system generally became very
s0uch rundown
II tried many Treatments and RENE.
dies, but nothing did me any good to
speak Of
Fortunately did not abandon hope
% finding remedy. II had done that
/ would have missed trying repgen and
I wonId nave missed much Pepgen
has certainly made me feel better. The
cramping In my stomach Is nothing
compared to what II was before. can
now cat real hearty meal and don't
have 70 suffer for II afterward
ssPepgen has given me great RELIEF
In the short time | have been taking
X and has already shown itself mors
efficient than anything else ever tried
/ intend to keep right on taking II and
firmly believe / will be permanently re-
lieved"
Pspgen may be obtained from tn,
Weiss Pharmacy, Union and MAR
Streets, Memphis, or from any Other
leading retail or wholesale DRUG
store
The news scimitar. (Memphis, Tenn.) 1907-1926, 1919-11-06
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 profes-
soF Of chemistry at the CINCINNATI, o.,
College OF Medicine and Surgery, ana
who has practiced medicine for ~
years, say Of Pepgen:
Il tried Pepgen because was over.
worked. / needed something to bufd
up my nerves and strengthen my gem
eral system. Another doctor recon-
mended that thy pepeen which
eordingly did. IN short time ! could
in every way.
Il was 30 pleased with the results
obtained from PepEen that ! prescribed
Il 70 number Of my patients IN eacn
and every case Il did good work one
young man who had been suffering
severely with collie caused by fermenta-
tion OF food. until at times be was al
most drawn double. told me that he had
not had a single return attack after
the second day he began TO take Pep-
sen.
an my opinion PepRen 10 the best
general tonic ! ever used ana am giao
to indorse It.
Pepgen is well advertised, It Is true,
but such a record breaking sale as is
now being had could not have been
brought about by advertising alone, One
bottle Of PepFen IL sold In a 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 PepEen personally
recommend II and one has but 10 glance
Ill the statements of his friends and
neiKhbors 20 note the good that rep"
gen Is doing.
when digestion is bad the entire sys-
tenn suffers. Getting back into ealthy
condition OF mind and body can oe had
I'll many cases BY tonic treatment u
q tonic treatment Is selected i shouiu
b d tonic like Pepgen, which has
good influence on the entire digestive
tract
Many tonics stimulate digestion but
do not affect the intestinal tract or that
portion OF the body through which FOOD
passes after II leaves the stomach
About three fourthe OF digestion takes
place after the food leaves the stom-
ach, therefore. the value OF Pepgen can
be plainly seen when II Ia known that
this new preparation IL designed To re-,
lieye the entire Intestinal tract, as well
a. the Kidneys and the liver. BY slim
ulating these organs TO activity y re-
Iieyes constipation, sAliow skin, back
arhes and tired feelings" which usu-
ally come from disordered conditions OF
these organs
pepgen is valuable as stomach and
Intestinal tonic X relieves misery af-
ter eating, Indigestion, dyspepsia, gas
ana bloatlnE. II supplies food FOR the
The news scimitar. (Memphis, Tenn.) 1907-1926, 1919-11-06
PEDDLER CARS PUT ON
BY TWO RAILROADS

The packers peddler car SERVED will
have nothing on the freight service
Memphis shippers are promised TO all
q Eastern railroad and the Central Of
Georgia railroad south Of Birmingham
with the establishment of peddler cars
which Is to begin Thursday,
These cars will be loaded daily at
Memphis with the shipments ar
ranged In the order that they are
TO be unloaded at the stations. One car
will be run through to Jonesboro, leav-
ing here at night and arriving there the
following morning to be distributed at
the respective stations on the line that
day. Tho car to the south will be run
through to Birmingham and deliveries
made at all stations beyond into Geor-
gia and Florida.
Deliveries TO the stations served by
these cars will be made the next day
after shipment, saving Of at least 4S
hours over the present service to those
points, since II viii not be necessary
to transfer. the shipments at Jonesboro
or Birmingham.
The first car to Jonesboro will leave
here Thursday night. and Il Is the puT-
pose Of the Frisco railroad to provide
service that will rival fast express
In prompt deliveries.
The system was worked out by f. j.
Kemper, freight service representative
Of the Southwestern region, In an eff
fort TO provide Memphis shippers with
the best possible service on package
shipments.
The news scimitar. (Memphis, Tenn.) 1907-1926, 1919-11-06
TWO LINDEN AVE.
women 10. n IN
P2A..SNG PEPGEN
Mrs. McCutchan and Her
Daughter, Mrs. w. E. Nor
gan, Give Statements,

Mrs. Nancy McCutchan and Mrs. w.
70. Morgan are mother and daughter
who have been residents OF memphis
comparatively short time.
Mrs. Morgans husband came here to
assume management OF the American
Diatrict Telegraph Co In this city,
They live at SAT Linden Ave. Mrs, Nc
Cutchan makes her home with the
M0rgans,
Both have personally experienced the
benefits OF Pepgen, and their state
ments reflect the enthusiasm that they
feel about this remedy. Mrs. Nc
Cutchan says:
II had been bothered with disorder
OF The Kidneys for several years, My
kidneys and liver were very sluggish.
There was no regularity Of action.
"My appetite was poor and food did
not taste right TO me, ! was always
tired. In fact. had very little life.
For several weeks prior to getting
Pepgen was in especially weak and
run down condition.
"The Improvement Pepgon has made
| In my condition Ia great, My appetite
Is doubled. I really feel ten years
younger.
II can certainly recommend Pepgen
| az wonderful tonic, which begins
building up the system very quickly"
Mrs. Morgan says;
my system had been in rundown
condition, My blood was, very thin
! The sudden change OF climate from
New York TO Memphis affected me
| too,
MY appetite was weak. had nc
life about me In doing my homework
lust dragged around, II seemed ~
II the day would never end. woult
become chilled very easily,
II can surely see big dfferenc,
since I have been taking Pepgeu, NJ,
| appetite has increased wonderfully, M!
housework Is now pleasure Instead o
torture, MY blood has evidently be
como richer and | don't chill like
used to.
II am very grateful for the quick re
lief | secured from Pepgen, and l be
lleve the remedy deserves my heart
recommendation"
pepgen may be obtained from IN
Weiss Pharmacy, Union and Mai
Streets, Memphis, or from any othe
leading retail or wholesale drug store,
The news scimitar. (Memphis, Tenn.) 1907-1926, 1919-11-06
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
st. Joseph's Hospital and aside from
her work at the institution has had the
care Of many sick people.
Under the circumstances, statement
that she has made about Pepgen, the
much discussed new remedy, Is OF par
ticuiar interest and significance, espe-
uially as II has to do with her own per-
aonal experience, She says
II have had bad stomach for 20
years. Frequently l had very acute at
lacks OF indigestion.
tMy appetite was very poor, At times
would scarcely eat anything. On ae-
count OF the condition Of my stomach,
my nerves became upset, and did not
deep soundly at night.
II tried many remedies and spent
much money In the effort to get relief.
Statements regarding Pepgen and
what 1t had done In many cases came
TO my attention ! read me fqtnala
of Fepgen and upon considering its In
gradients became az the opinion that II
Nan very likely to be effective In my
case SO went to the Weiss Phar-
macy and secured bottle.
80 far | have taken II only short
time and the relief has been very con.
siderable. My appetite IL 100 per cent
better and | can eat without any bad
after effects. Only last evening ! ate
hearty supper and went to bed and
slept fine,
''PepRen has given me relief from SUIT
ferinC In way which nothing else has
done. / want 10 recommend pepgen "a
anyone who 10 suffering from disor'
aered condition OF the stomach,
pepgen may be obtained from th'
Weiss Pharmacy Union and MAR
streets. Memphis, or from any othel
leading retail or wholesale drug store.
The news scimitar. (Memphis, Tenn.) 1907-1926, 1919-11-06
CATARRHAL DEAFNESS
And HEAD NOISES
TELLS SAFE, SIMPLE WAY TO
TREAT AND RELIEVE At HOME

II you have catarrh, catarrhal deaf
ness or head noises caused by catarrh.
or II rhlegln drops in your throat and
has caused catarrh OF the stomach or
bowels YOU will be glad TO know that
these distressing symptoms NAV be en-
tirely overcome In many Instances by
the following treatment which YOU can
easily prepare IN Your own home at
little cost, Secure from YOUR druggist
ounce Of Parmint Double Streng HI.
Take this home and add to 1t Y pint
Of hot water and little graduated
sugar, stir until dissolved Take one
Tablespoonful four times a day. An
Improvement is sometimes noted after
the first days treatment, Breathing
should become easy, while the dis
tfesslng head noises, headaches, full-
ness cloudy thinking etc, should grad
ually disappear under the tonic action
Of the treatment Loss OF smell taste,
defective hearing and mueus dropping
In the back OF the throat are other
symptoms which suggest the presence
Of aatarrh and which may often be
overcome by this efftoacious Treatment
II is said that nearly 30 rer cent of all
ear troubles are caused by catarrh and
there must therefore, be many people
whose hearing may be restored BY this
simple, harmless. home treatment
The news scimitar. (Memphis, Tenn.) 1907-1926, 1919-11-06
FORMULA PRINTED
ON ALL PACKAGES
Contains Peppermint, Gen.
tan, Peruvian Bark. and
Other Ingredients Of Well
Known Value.

repgen tonic IL NOT a secret REM
edv The formula Is printed ON thu
back Of every package, Ii contains
only remedies Of approved and rec
egHlxed merit An Of the ingre-
dents arc carefully selected and
scientifically compounded by the
Epecial pcngen Process, In which
neither sugar nor alcohol Is used
Persons with kidneys Ills should
carefully avoid sugar as should
also people With weak stomachs,
sugar often produces what Is
called sneehariue ferrnent Alec
hol IL very bad for people who are
subject TO rheumatism and even
the slightest amount Of this stimu-
liant sometimes produces an attack
In repgen win be found pepper
mint leaves, used ia stop nausea,
relieve spasinodic pains In the
stomach and bowels and expel gas,
Gcnttan root possesses tonic prop
and lnvlgorates digestion Peruvian
bark, an anti-malarial agent, from
which quinlna IL made, ~ OF serv-
100 In debility aud wasting dis
eases. pallor, impoverished blood
ard feeble recupcrat tive powers are
often relieved by it's use, Fringe
tree bark exerts q special influence
upon the liver II Ia of benefit
where there is yellowness OF the
skin and eyes and sense Of I'M
easiness In the right side, Black
cnhosh, through its influence upon
the muscular system IL recon-
mended for rheumatism, neuralgia
and lumbago. plantain leaves con-
tain properties valuable In kidney
and bladder arrangements,
The news scimitar. (Memphis, Tenn.) 1907-1926, 1919-11-06
MEMPHIS BARBER
GIVES CHALLENGE
FOR FOOT RACE
At Age of So, White Finds He
Has Speed and pep" of
Youth.

Friends Of Mr., A. Miller White OF
the subway Barber shop at ios Madi-
aon street Memphis, have been com
mcnting lately on the difference In ms
appearance and any comment OF this
sort elicita from Mr.. White pretty
powerful line OF talk about the new
remedy, Pepgen,
Mr., White represents Local 80 In the
Trades and Labor Council, lie Ia 80
years old, and resides at st9 saxon
Avenue. His statement follows;
81 was In rundown condition for about
two months, NY appetite was decid"
edly poor. My complexion had become
sallow and yellowish.
"My stomach appeared to be all out
OF condition and everything that | ate
seemed to disagree with me had
shooting pains through my legs, l felt
NO tired and WORKOUT that some days
didn't feel able 10 stay around on the
job until my shop closed,
That's the shape was In when !
began taking Pcpgen, Now am feeling
30 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 rayenous now
! can hardly wait for meal time to come
| ns am so hungry My complexion IL
now cleared Up fine, My stomach ID
| IN fine shape and Il doesn't seem thai
there Is anything that dlsagrees witt
me. don't suffer from the shooting
pains through my limbs as before,
"Pepgen has certainly put pep In me
Il has made me feel like new man
/ feel ut for foot race. So VIII,
shouldn't sing Its pralses9'
The news scimitar. (Memphis, Tenn.) 1907-1926, 1919-11-06
Pure CASCARA IS
A FINE LAXATIVE

Pure csaeara Us one Of the b"s, ln~r
tives known In the medical world, but
cascara alone is not always sufficient
10 overcome severe and aggravated
case Of constipation,
SIENNA leaves are another popular
home remedy for constipation, but like
cnscara they viii, not answer the prnb-
lam whore the ailnent is OF long stand
ing. 10 secure best results cascara
and SIENNA should he used In comhna.
tion. Two email horses travelling In tho
same direction viii always output ono
horse that weighs as much as both ~
them.
To mix cascara ana SIENNA in exactly
uniform dose requires chemists
sktll, but you can purchase them, al
ready mixed under the name OF Pep.
gen Laxative Tablets" At Weiss Phar-
macy and other leading druggists.
Pepgen Laxative Tablets are espe-
cially suitable for nursing mothers, for
people with dellacte stomachs and for
children where great care must be ex.
ercised IN selecting a laxative.
They are pleasant TO take, Eat them
| like candy, One tablet should be taken
night and morning, gradually discan-
| tinuing their use as the actions OF the
| bowels become normal
when constipated Il Is Il good idea TO
| take repgen Laxative Tablets at the
same time you take pepgen Tonic, The
| Laxative Tablets keep the bowels open
white the tonic acts as . strength
builder
The news scimitar. (Memphis, Tenn.) 1907-1926, 1919-11-06
Big CrOlCds Hear
American CdFH80;;
Comes To Memphis

Atlanta, which boasts Of being the"
musical center Of the South, In being
the only Southern city to bring the
Metropolitan Opera company intact, APP
preciated Paul Althouse, Metropolitan
tenor, with an overflow audience, ac-
cording 20 word received Thursday BY
Angelo Cortese. who Is IN charge of the
recital to be given by Althouse Friday
night AZ the Court Avenue Presbyter-
ian church auditorium
Memphis Is fortunate In securing this
great artist. and according to Cortese
brothers. an excellent audience viii
greet the singer on the occasion Of his
initial bow 10 Memphis music lovers.
So popular has Althouse become that
in the East no has been styled THE
American CarIso."
The admission price Is so moderate
that all can attend the recital En-
enlargement Of the coming OF this star
will mean the securing Of other at
fractions In the future is the appeal
made by the Cortese brothers
The news scimitar. (Memphis, Tenn.) 1907-1926, 1919-11-06
CHARITY ENDORSEMENT
COMMITTEE MEETS

the Church home, the Tri- state Hospl-
tai School for Crippled Children and the
Salvation Army were considered by
the Chamber of Commerce social ager-
cies Endorsement committee at regular
meeting held at the chamber at 1890
o'clock Thursday afternoon. The com
Menzler, secretary OF the state board Of
charities, who Is in Memphis for the
purpose Of urging the establishment OF
an orphanage for negro children. j. a..
Riechman, chairman, presided over the
Meeting. ~
The news scimitar. (Memphis, Tenn.) 1907-1926, 1919-11-06
laps ABOLISH FIRST
CLASS CARS SHORT RUN

TOXIC. Nov. 6,--The government has
abolished first class cars on all rail-
roads except for long distance Journeys
The railroad officials have been shorn
OF their brilliant gold braided uniforms
and swords. All this liz a movement IN
tho demoeratizing~ life ana the amor
ishment of special privileges, r.,..
according 10 the newspaper, Premier
nara requested a first-class car to go
10 meet Baron Maxine, who was re-,
turning from Paris, but the railroad
hoard refused the request.
The news scimitar. (Memphis, Tenn.) 1907-1926, 1919-11-06
DR.. H. w. Winfrey
DIR. G. J. Eismarl
AUTOPSY FAILS TO
REVEAL DEATH CAUSE

An inquest held "Wednesday afternoon
over the body OF Wesley Shaver, gulue
employed at the Tennessee WORKSHOP
for the blind, on Adams avenue. VINO
died at General hospital s, cary eoroner's
verdict recifing that he came to MS
death nom unknown causes, Or, J, a.
Mcintosh, OF the University Of Tennes-
see medical department.. performed tne
autopsy. No trace Of poisoning, az lifst
believed TO have caused Shavers DEAN,
was found in the stomach, The case
Was referred to r, A. ManteL city
chemist, who will analyze the contents
OF Shayer's stomach
The news scimitar. (Memphis, Tenn.) 1907-1926, 1919-11-06
SEEKS ORGANIZATION,

RAIrIGH. n. g, Nov. 6,~~John a
park pubIsher OF the Raleigh Times
has sent an Invitation % every daily
newspaper publisher in North Carolina
10 attend a meeting at Greensboro sat
urdav evening for the purpose OF or
ganlzing an association OF Nerfh Caro-
Ina daily neMspapers.
The news scimitar. (Memphis, Tenn.) 1907-1926, 1919-11-06
HUNS GAVE UP HOPE
OF VICTORY IN 1916

BERLIN, No. 8, (By Associated
Press 1.-The official archives as dis
closed at yesterdays session OF the sub
committee OF the assembly investigating
the war brought out the astonishing
revelation that the army authorities In
1916 went on record as declaring that
land warfare could not win the war for
Germany; that II must be won diplo-
maticaly and politically.
The news scimitar. (Memphis, Tenn.) 1907-1926, 1919-11-06
soI,ON RESTS WELL.

cuARIo TTEsvILIE Va, Nov, s.
Senator Thomas s. Martin, Ill at his
home here, slept well last night ana
Mas resting comfortably this morning.
his musician announced The senator
took nourtshment this morning, and ne
seemed to be greatly interested IN re-
suits OF Tuesdays elections
The news scimitar. (Memphis, Tenn.) 1907-1926, 1919-11-06
CALL ON POLICE.

BUFFALO. n, y, Nov. 6.--The state
polcs were called upon today TO sup
press disturbances near the lsackawan-
ma steel company's plant at laekawan-
m. Crowds surrounded cars CARRYING
men 10 work and several fist fights
occurred. No one was seriously hurt.
The news scimitar. (Memphis, Tenn.) 1907-1926, 1919-11-06
CLAIM TOWN TAKEN.

LONDON, Nov. CA Russian Dolshe-
Wiki communication received here re-
ports the capture Of lsnum (lb miles
north OF petropaylovskl With l,2oo
prisoners The communique also claims
the capture OF 1000 prisoners, at list
Rua,,lnk
The news scimitar. (Memphis, Tenn.) 1907-1926, 1919-11-06
WILL FACE EAST,

CHICAGO, Nov. FIN the eelehra-
tion of armistee day NOV. u all Chi
oagoans al ii o'clock VIII stop for one
minute and face toward the east, ac-
cording to plans announced for the
celebration today.
The news scimitar. (Memphis, Tenn.) 1907-1926, 1919-11-06
HAVE YOUR WORK DONE NOW

--today--while l am not 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 l
am. Work must be up to my high
standard, and will be under my absolute
guarantee,
The news scimitar. (Memphis, Tenn.) 1907-1926, 1919-11-06

friends patients have opportunity of having
their the cold bad days of winter making
my prices for short time only You can't
afford this oer-t and surely not
long time These prices tremendous saving to you
the best dental work possible to buy
Don't wait don't deycome now Consultation and advice will cost
The news scimitar. (Memphis, Tenn.) 1907-1926, 1919-11-06

You not only save money by taking
advantage OF these prices now, but you
save your teeth and health as well. A
little work now will save you 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