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Richmond times-dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1914-current, 1920-10-17
SWORD OF BONNIE PRINCE
CHARLES" IN UNITED STATES
E"shSn Enrl Presents blade TO Mem
Der OF Family Residing i'm
Wash In rfon

,xM1ASHlNGTON, Oct. l6.-The sword
OF Bonnie Prince Charlie" worn bv
i him a. eourt. and one OF the romantic
TO the United states. II is the p;f,
81 toFd Gar!och. only son OF the ga
S S;iMap OF scotland. to Mrs Clarence
ono Of the descendants Of fbn I. !, ,on,
o. Ma on her mothers side Tbc
nlstor!c sword was delivered tbro,,gS
;ne n.!Nsh embassy, where i; camn
land Gcddes "'' auck :
me words Of presentation which
s sc co Fa ne. the hlads declare II was
fe Sn' IN view OF the fact that i, was
~ lhe!r adherence and LOYALTY 70
me cause OF the Stewards ihnt the
Eif.s o. Mar suffered so greatly in
.se,t estates and fortunes that sorne
~ AZ an ,at.n!iy IN exile sough, refuge
Richmond times-dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1914-current, 1920-10-17
Posse ItunIs fnr Ae

ANNIsToN. ALA. Oct. Is-poss.s
OF Officers and citizens are securing
the lower part Of Calhoun County o,d
the upper section OF Talladega Coun,v
IN hunt for Charlie Campbell. An.
naton negro, charged with Assault.
young white woman near TaIcdnr,
yesterday.
Richmond times-dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1914-current, 1920-10-17
PR0-LEAGUE SPECIAL is
ON WAY TO CALIFORNIA
Secretary Baker and Henry VIM Dvt.
VIII Take Part In Coast
Campaign.

10y AsSociatcd Press.1
NEW YORK. October 16.-Secrctary
Of War Baker and Henry Van Dyke
former United States minister to Hol-
land, will be members of n marty q,
league OF nations supporters who
VIII leave here tomorrow night on
"pro-league special" for n speak,
Ing campaign to California.
The party. it was announced, will
be headed by Professor Irving Fisher.
or Yale, and will include also Major
Charles Whittlesey. of Pittsneld.
Mass, who commanded the Lost Bat
TALON" and Herbert Parsons, form.
or member of the Republican national
committee. who recently announced
his support OF Governor Cox.
Richmond times-dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1914-current, 1920-10-17
REPUBLICANS UNFIT.
DECLARES ROOSEVELT
democratic Nice-Prcsidcntial Nomi.
nee Denounces Policy OF
Misrepresentation


CINCINNATI. Oct. l6.-Franklin
u. Roosevelt, speaking before n large
audience in the Emery Auditorium
here tonight. declared The present
managers OF the Republican party
ana their nominee for the presidency
nave SHOWN themselves to be wholly
uhht 10 conduct the affairs of this
halion during the coming four years
oY 'theE policy of trying to ride two
horses At the same time and OF their
pollcy OF Misrepresentation"
tlIhey have proved" he added
'hat they care more for political
power than for anything else ana
they are willing TO sacrifice 10 that
END their good judgment, their souno
principles and ,it.t ULTIMATE good
even OF their own party
Richmond times-dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1914-current, 1920-10-17
TWO MEET DEATH IN FIRE
Negro Woman md Daughter Are vIc-
Tins OF Flames That Destroy
Seven Buildings
Try Associated Press.

w EhSsVO!kNCU
MAN MEADOWS. VA, Oct. ia
negro woman and negro girl were
burned TO death here today In n fire
that destroyed three two-story build
ings and four residences. Origin of
the fire has not been determined. The
victims were Matilda Hale and her
daughter.
Richmond times-dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1914-current, 1920-10-17
The Speed nOYa

still Buck-"Man, tell Won IN
the fastest guy on record. Manv :,
npe I've outrun "a bu.le, for four
miles and got away from II clean"
EiVvy Again-"Cail that speed?
shhcks. can turn out tn Iectr;c
aights and be in bed before tn,
room Is dark."--American Legion
Weekly.
Richmond times-dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1914-current, 1920-10-17
woman l,nndit Hold, lin p,-

TOLEDO. OHIO. Oct. l6.-Police are
searching for woman bandit, who
last night held up motoring marty
NJ Momineetown. near here, and
forced the occupants OF the car 10
give up $50. The woman was I'm an
automobile driven by man. The
motoring party were stopped whom
their tires were punctured by bu,-
lets.
Richmond times-dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1914-current, 1920-10-17
Phi nctn III uonpr, sou,hcrncr

BOSTON. Oct. l6.-At the closing
session today OF the three days bi.
Gehnlai general assembly of the Phi
Beta ri Medical Fraternity. the fol-
lowing officers were elected: SUI.
nrcne archon. ID. Il. TurnacliTc, st.
w: Il. Waither, New Orleans; see
rrsetary treasurer. L. G. Lowery, Iowa
city; editor. w 4. Fanslcr. Mime
apo!!s: northern practor. l.. c. Yates,
ann Arbor. Mich. The 1922 convcn-
t.nn VIII be hold in Chicago.
Richmond times-dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1914-current, 1920-10-17
TAKE 8 TO PEnlTEnTlARY
frisonerr From Dnnriile Include Six
White Men Convicted Of

DANVILLE. VA. Oct. i6.--Eieht
prisoners convicted of felonies were
taken TO- the penitentiary tbs morn
ing. SIX being white men. Inc num-
Der included Bruce Wells, who killed
Eva Boyd, and Tom Reynolds and
Henry Abbott. sentenced to serve a
sistently selling liquor. The peniten.
tiary guard upon arrival had George
and Ella Harris, colorcd, husband and
wife. convicted OF stealing dress In
Chatham. The woman has twelve
months and the man year and a
half to serve.
Richmond times-dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1914-current, 1920-10-17

stead OF $4,000. as rirst announced.
according to an auditors report made
in Superior Court In Marietta, Ca, to-
day, dispatches from there said to-
night. The sheriff OF Cobb County Is
searching for Hetrick. who was plac-
ed under $4,000 bond. but who has
not been found.
Richmond times-dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1914-current, 1920-10-17
WILL MAKE IT RAIN
BY USE OF AiRPLANES
Royal Aid Force Veteran Forming
aerial irrigation Company
at Port Arthur.
by Associated Press.l

PORT ARTHUR. Oct. 1e.-The
latest rain maker" project was an
nounced here today by A. T.. Cole.
former member Of the royal air force.
Cole. with his father. Is forming an
aerial irrigation company" which
he says will engage to produce rain
at call by sending airplanes into the
air TO condense atmospheric mois-
ture by spraying the clouds with
liquid air.
Richmond times-dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1914-current, 1920-10-17
nuIIct Victim, SIM Alive.

O'Brien and Henry Moore. both vic
Tins OF bullets from Moore's gun u
the w)man's home on BollinEproul;
street Tuesday night. are still aliv.
LIZ the Petersburg Hospital. but
chances OF recovery arc against
them and the death OF both is eX-
pectcd inomentarily.
Richmond times-dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1914-current, 1920-10-17
New Device Utilities
Elecrici,y's Lost Heat
(By Universal SERVICE,

PARIS. Oct. I0-The Erentcst
Invention OF the century In TINT
OF = German In Maycrrr
Ing to tho French paper pArenfr.
who hnn discovered ale ~.
getting heat without fire.
He has Invented nm apparatus
which connects the water from
the faucet with the electric c,,r.
rent OF nm ordinary electric lamp.
The heat produced In this why,
II practically negligible cost. il
so great that In ono hour a six-
room apartment Ii transformed
into dollhouse.
Richmond times-dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1914-current, 1920-10-17

reinterred on the college campus
mere next Tuesday. which will be
FOUNDERS day. MIR. Woftord's body. Mt
ms aenth. moro than nifty years ago,
WIS inferred in the family burying
ground OF relative. on Il farm in
this county
Richmond times-dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1914-current, 1920-10-17
Ginnery Is Hcins ItebuI,,.

"ADESBORO, X c.. Oct. js-r,.
Morgan Cotton Ginnery burned iwo
weeks ago. is 70 be rebuilt In time
LOT sinhing at least a part OF the
present crop Of cotton in this r.ieh.
borhood; The loss by the fire pas
Richmond times-dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1914-current, 1920-10-17
10000 900 Clothing So,a n pot.

,WAs1 lNGIDN, y. c. OCT. l6'|-TI.-
i,nnea clothing and shoes valued a..
solo by the War Department tn tSa
Ioi!Sh government Secretary PAD
IN commenting, on the sale today snjd
equipment ''" anu
Richmond times-dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1914-current, 1920-10-17
Miss Lizzie Temple Dies.

DANVILLE. VA. October l6.-Mlss
Lizzie Temple. 19-year-old duughte
Of Mrs. Ada Temple. died at School
field early today after a long ILL.,
ness. Her remains were sent this
mornlng to Bear Creek. n. c., for
intelmpnt
Richmond times-dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1914-current, 1920-10-17
But II II ISasrY

said the weather prophet: IT think
NV's safest always TO pred!c, bad
weather"
WHY'S THAR"
tyWeiii people are ready to forgive
YOU ~ you turn out to be wrong
Boys,s14ife.
Richmond times-dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1914-current, 1920-10-17
Ercnch nudrct AnnrnXea

PARIS. Oct. l6.-The Cabinet to-
day approved the 1921 budget pro-
Ca oinet decided that no new taxes
should be proposed.
Richmond times-dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1914-current, 1920-10-17

Hetrick Shortage Put at $40,
ATLANTA. GA. Oct. l6.-The short
age charged against W. L. Hetrick
president OF the Acworth Cotton Man
ufacturing Company, Is $4,000 in
Richmond times-dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1914-current, 1920-10-17

TO RENTER College Founder.
SPAFTANBURG, :. c.. Oct. 1G.-An-
nouncement was made today that the
body of Rev Benjamin J. Wofford.
founder of Wexford College, Will be
Richmond times-dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1914-current, 1920-10-17
100000 FIRE DESTROYS
GREAT AIR NAVAL BASE
Fifteen Hydro-Airpinnes Were Part
of Loss ut Enuire Anncostiu
station.
Iny unlyersnl scryice. ]

lBy UNIVERSAL Scrvfce.l
WASHINGTON. Oct. l6.-The Enoiro
Anacostia naval air station. one Of
the biggest In the country. was de-
stroyed by fire tonight.
Two corrugated iron bangars with
approximately lftecn hydro alrplanes
were destroyed. The loss Is approx
imately 100000
The Democratic advocate., 1920-06-11
UNI0NTOMN.


Mr.. and Mrs. j. c. Wales and Mr.
and Mrs. John Anders visited the fam
lies of W. Guy SegafoOse and Samuel
Repp on Sunday.
On Monday evening the heroes OF the
wars, 81 in number were decorated
with flags and flowers with appro-
prl1te ceremonies. Dr. j. j Weaver
made an interesting address and
prayes was offered BY Rev. B. e. feI.
rea and Elder Philip EngIar
ChiiGfens Day service will be held
at the Lutheran, June y e 1890 a IN.
Miss Anna G. Hoiies ae1fg, ef Phil
adelphia spent seEoeat days at hoIre
the first or the Wsc.s. she was accom-
panied by friend, Mr. George RoDid-
son, of Philadelphia
Rally Day service at Pipe Greek
church, There viii be a rally day
service at Pipe Greek church, Sunday,
June 13, beginning at 1890 a. N. The
president OF the conference Will be
present and Mr. and Mrs Sheater, OF
Baltimore, INC Eplngelistic singers
viii also be present and take part in
the SERVICES
The fiTsl quarterly conference Wlli
be held at Pipe Creek cnufch Jnne u,
at 2 p.s III.
Mrs. Susan Wilson spent the past
week with friends in town.
The r. O. S. of A. vent to pleasant
Valley on Saturday evening To assist
in decorating the soldiers graves. Tn
Sunday Rev u X Belts preached a
sermon to the r. o. S. OF A.
The condition 81 Mrs. Dobson IS
very satisfactory ard size IS steadily
improving at the ca trch Heine In
fiI nagt
Mrs. Martha Culbertson visited
friends in York the past week.
Mrs. Missouri Myers gave a family
dinner on Sunday.
The Democratic advocate., 1920-06-11


Mr. and Mrs B. G. C0okson en-
tertafned Sunday. friends from Baltis
more county, Thurmont, Libertytowr
ana New Windsor.
Mr. and Mrs. Roscoe Dubs. of Han
over visited Mr.. and Mrs. Milton
Shriner over Sunday.
Mr.. Clarence Billnyer and family,
or Baltimore. visited his mother, Mrs.
Elizabeth Billmyer, over Sunday
Mr. and Mrs Howard Haar and Mr..
Augustus 3ittig, of Baltimore, visited
Mr.. Charles Sittig and daughter, Miss
Denie the past week.
Mr. and Mrs Norman Otto and son,
Eugene. Of washington, ID. C., and
Misa LSritta Weaver, of Philadelphia,
spent Saturday and Sunday with Mr..
ard Mrs. Harry Weaver
Mr. John Romsperb, Mrs. Eisen-
haur and daughter, Miss Caroline, OF
New York and Mr.. Ralph Baldwin, of
philadelphia we're guests Of Mr. and
Mrs. Frank Romsperb over Sunday.
The Democratic advocate., 1920-06-11

West Main Street. c. & p. Telephone Oi-J
WESTMINSTER. MD.
The Democratic advocate., 1920-06-11
A Family Reunion.

a family reunion was held at the
home of Mr. and Mrs. VIM N. Barber
on Saturday, May 30, it being their
twenty-fifth anniversary. All their
children and three grandchildren
were present. They received linen,
glassware and silver money. After
taking pictures OF the family all were
invited to the dining room where ice
cream. cake and root beer were sery-
ed Those present outside Of the
family were: Mr. and Mrs. George
Neudecker, Mr. and Mrs. Irving Buck
hagal, Mrs Charles Blauvelt. OF Bal
stimore; Miss Elsie Williams, Herschel
Barber, Harry Flohr, Walter Blauvelt
and Leonard Misal
The Oklahoma City times. [volume] (Oklahoma City, Okla.) 1908-1984, 1920-01-20
DuncanDancers

Oklahoma city sizcd into magic
crystal last night
Gazing, n SAW golden world m II
existed during the age Of Innocence,
For few too.shor, minutes an audi
snce Of perhaps rather prosaic modern..
stepped out OF their Workiday minds
and became cont.mpor, ot Pan.
They danced wt'h the hill nymphs
over tho vinc-chd slopes oi Atica,
In some forgotten. childish corners Of
their brains they heard the clatter OF
fnuns' hoovcs, (lln,. sweet echo from
tho lyre ot n pncus the laughter of
Bacchanies and the songs ot birds
and bees and streams As they were sung
only when the world WAS young.
The Isadnrs Duncan dancers appeared
at oStrnnlsor thester last night
10 demonxtratc again the axiom that
nothing beautiful eyer pcrishes. They
save Oklahoma cliy a splendid rccre-
alton OF the art OF danclng-vl'h the
exception OF music. tho Oldest art
known 10 human beings.
with the dancers was George Cope
knd, pianist, whose work was as en-
yoyab,e In every respect ns the six
n1nDns VINO tFitiVbff''h "iAh '''' ~
the entertainment, Mr. Copeland was
forced TO respond 90 repeated curtain
calls and played one encore when the
audience became determined 1t would
not lc, him retire.
The dancers. whose IDENTITY II cruelty
concealed from the public under tho
names OF Anna. Theresa. Trina. Lisa.
Msrgot ard Erica. presented teper-
toire OF dances with various motifs
Perhaps the ones mos, appreciated by
the audience we're the Marchs fhnehre
IN which the eternity Of spirit VAS
s,rihlnriy poftr,ytd. and the Amazon
ounces at the conclusion ot the pto-
sram.
Sir. Copelends trerrNuc"m"n, OF
Strauss "rmr Danube. spanish
spng, and "Mnstrcls res'cl-lkr,
delicate composition - nchussY, were
among his enjoyable productions.
Constant laughing and chatter In GER
u n parts OF the Ovrrholser last night
res lied IN Mr. Copelands explaining
YER, conrieonsly. that no could not pro-
<~ed With his program until the noise
ceased. He was npplauded hy the audi
eUee fot nj. decision. lie returned u
few min tcs later and resumed his
work.
The Oklahoma City times. [volume] (Oklahoma City, Okla.) 1908-1984, 1920-01-20
SURGERY OFTEN
USELESS
Interstate Doctors Report
Many Interesting Cures.
Latest Method for Treating
Diseases Doing Away With
The Indjscriminate Use
Of the Knife.

while there can he No question 'ha'
surg ~ Is necessary IN many cnsrs yc'
our greatest ot surgeons Tor the last
few wears hsya dcer'd the indiscrimt.
nate use o' the knife A, IN medicine
ihr surgeon above al should he mos
accurate IN diagnosis. Too often tho TN
perfectly tra'ned surgeon depends on
h.s knife 10 give him the knowledge ne
should have Ind before he undertook
l.5 operation. Thsn. again. the knt'
affords q ql'gk and tlsy way not orlv
10 cover the ignorance ~ tho reai
trouble that exists hut 10 bring case
io conclusion rather than. 10 -
through the study. care and work that
the rIrht kind Of medical tfca,men,
would involve
Many reports ~ thc .lcrcsF'ul vork
OF tho Inter state Doctors have been
published ln the words oi the patients
themselves over 'ho'r own signatures
These have al come from reputable ami
representative citizens From tsink,nc
men and women who have weighed con
1ltions and results carefully
The following from one ~ Oklahomas
hest tyre of men should he NJ interes
IN every sufferer from any chronic com
pialnt;
"Choteau. Okla May -. 1915
This II 10 certify 'ha' In September
l'ls. / heran TO sgtfrr with severe
rm In the lsft sl1e u my hoe, c,us.
Ing untold suffering consulted
number OF doctors and they all said n
MS nerve trouble ana would have 10
te cut out ns medicine would 40 II no
good A. last decided to see tn
Inter state Doctors on the ith day ~
February. 1918. I consulted them. ana
they said they could cure me without
an operation. ~ this time | had othcf
troubles. such ~ cni9rrh hroncn'ai
troubles ard n severe cough In TACT ar
run down. could hardly go After usln,
their treatment Tor two months IN
nerve trouble stepped ana has nor
bothered mo since Am better every
way, have gained eight pounds IN
weight My advice 10 anyone suffering
with any stubborn complaint is to see
the Inter State Doctors.
'Resrec,fuly.
REV. J n RAY"
The diseases treated by the Inter
state Doctors are all chronic diseases Of
the blood. nerves. kidneys, liver ana
STOMACH. Including cstarrh. rheuma-
tsn, Indigestion, constipation. nervous
nfss loss Of nerve force. woi,re. ssI
stones. diseases OF women and diseases
Of men They are prepared TO admin
's'cr the genuine French 9it.
Their institute II located on the nm
floor Of the lIcrskowitI building. Okla
bona city.
Their hours are week DAYS. . 70 D..
EVENING" I to s: Sundays. 10 TO !: only
tAdvI
The Oklahoma City times. [volume] (Oklahoma City, Okla.) 1908-1984, 1920-01-20
Decision on Bank hu,,smer,s
Births.

Births.
Mr. ana Mrs J II. Liner pos West
Second street, boy.
Mr. ana Mrs J y. Barn. 9iI West
ChickNfAw hoy.
Mr. and MI Ike Wayho. ?isa West
Cedar street. boy.
MIR and Mrs. Z. H. Hunt, rs East +
S'rtHt, Hlrl.
NJ and Mrs Pat Malone. cli Nortb
Western street. hov
Nr and Mrs If + nrljhuTn, ~
Tenth street. grl
Mr.. and Mrs W. a. Sanders. 1904
West Park street. girl.
Mr. and Mrs ". H. stiles. 7Ol West
Main street, rirl.
Mr. and Mrs .. " Nay, s7i North
Nln'E street. twins, hoy and girl
Nr and Mrs g. IL Cough, ~ Fast
Fifth street, hoN,
Nr and Mr.. william Vuott. III
Wet Ash street. sIrl
Nr and Nr- j. II. Green. Cert
10 Ihnul. Firl.
Mr. aud Nrs " lAary ti6 Norih
OBJ ihomt street. hoy
Mr. ana Mrs. A ]. Goodwin, liul
Suu'h Hobbs son street ho,
Mr ANA Mrs. e. L. white 925 West
Seventeenth street. girl
Mr. and Mfs. X. A. boss, baltimore
hotel, hoy,
The Oklahoma City times. [volume] (Oklahoma City, Okla.) 1908-1984, 1920-01-20

uIrntcprv received hero. The kolchsk
units aro reported 10 be fetrcatlng
eastward,
The revolutionary socialist soyern-
p,nt recently established at irkutrk Is
said already 10 be- very weak. helng
strongly comhatcd Ivy General Sem.
cnon who is supported by the last
remnants oi the knlchnck army,
The Oklahoma City times. [volume] (Oklahoma City, Okla.) 1908-1984, 1920-01-20
"UNDER COVER" CAST
TO HAVE MEET TODAY

Tho cast Of Under Cover" nv Eoi
cooper MrFrue. to hc produced N
members II the soRinr cl'ss 90 'Nc
irrh school viii meet today,
In the cas, are Reginald Green. l,or-
1rl Hgil,v, Fat rugh. Charles NJ
r.,Ipui. Walter Cox. Julia l.'r Pot
finger John Woodworth. David Solli.
tay Margste, Brauer. Elizabeth CON
raice. Ia Nsrna Stcalry and Helen
iHys Mis-, Marie Anderson !. cnacr-
irr the MAY
The Oklahoma City times. [volume] (Oklahoma City, Okla.) 1908-1984, 1920-01-20
POLICE INVESTIGATING
FINDING OF DYNAMITE

Investigation by the police was being
made today Of large stict Of dyna-
mite with a detonNtins cap attached
found hy smsll boy on the Rock
Island railroad right ol way at Fourth
street and Indian avenue YESTERDAY
That the dynamite was placed nn the
'rprN for destructive purposes ~as ~"
opinion ~ the police today. though ta"v
hby" been unahle 10 find any clues Az
10 who nnt u ihere.
The Oklahoma City times. [volume] (Oklahoma City, Okla.) 1908-1984, 1920-01-20
Police SEEK
RED LEADERS
New York Arrests Nip Bomb
Plot Is Belief,

NEW YORK, Jan 'o--search wa,
being made today w tho police bomb
sausd and department NJ justice agrnts
for half dozen radicals believed 90
have been leaders IN a bomb plot which
II declared 10 hlvo been uppcl 'ss.
terday by The arrest VI eighteen rods
Capture Of tho eighteen mon y,stct
day was mode possible bv revelations
made TO federal agents hy m alien
who had been scheduled 10 sail ON thn
toylo, "ArR" Blfoid with sis o'Nor
radicals. This mans deportation w,s
held w because ~ tho fact that h"
had failed to pay hi. Income ,nV and
he divulgeh mo terrorist plot. feirru
officials say. In an f'iort - obtain con.
sidefation from government agents
Evidence 10 show that plans were ON
foot for horiN campaign BFln.' gov.
stnment offIcHs. MS on'ain,l 100 i'r
raids II was STAYED
The Oklahoma City times. [volume] (Oklahoma City, Okla.) 1908-1984, 1920-01-20
PRINTERS DINNER TO
HAVE DATA EXPLAINED

Data collected from thlry.nlnc print.
lng and allied rlhnipin oklahoma 'ity
vii Dee shown and explained nj mgss
meeting dinner 10 he Lcld f'r the
printers Of the city NJ the skiryln hotel
,onIght.
\ feature NJ tho affaIr rlll ~ tho de-
pllinc ip the master printers ~ tllg
city tho composite results NJ The trade
,onsus ard survey that IL nearly com
plrtcd Gerald II. Woodruff special
representative ~ 'he tinted Tyrothctie
NJ Awrr.ra, strtos that tho survey has
been unhsnnlly complete The urur"s
glihrrcd viii he held In strict conf
dcnoc. eact firm losing u, IDENTITY NJ
rho .u'lpo-lio whole.
The Oklahoma City times. [volume] (Oklahoma City, Okla.) 1908-1984, 1920-01-20
Man 70 Years
Old Says
ew-O-Rumo Relieved Him
Promptly.

Here IL . man who suffered forty
years with rheumatism before hc found
frllet Read what he has TO say: =
have not been free from rheumatic
palms i'r over forty years. For the last
three years have teen failing In my
health and strength. could not walk
over thirty minutes without sitting
down tn rest. About two months ago !
began taking New 20. Ruro. n gave me
relief from the start have taken three
bottles and am stll taking II regularly.
can now YAK around all day and not
fotl ne Tired ss one hours walk for
merry caused me. The rheumatic pans
have nearly all left me md have now
good reason to believe that | viii soon
be entirely cured ot the rheumatism.
Il will be 70 years clh In November
next ! have nearly all my NE been
employed In tho mechanical depart.
mcnt Of the railroad. | viii be glad
to verify my statement a. TO what
your medicine has done for me- My
address 10 37i wes, chlckasAw St. OK
lahoma City. Okla"
JOE CLOuGH
no not suffer from rheumatism for
years before you try NEW ORR so
hut SO TO your druggist at once ant
get bottle or send s?.00 for three
weeks treatment 10 the NEW o-Hu .
NO co. corner Reno and Harvey sts
oklahoma city. Okla IAdy. ;
The Oklahoma City times. [volume] (Oklahoma City, Okla.) 1908-1984, 1920-01-20
nAyo SUSIAIMs
AWARDS MADE BY
NAVAL OFFICE

row personal aide ~ Secretary Daniels
hnd been Recommended by any officer
for q decoration. although 'he score
tnry awarded htm "a distinguished sehv-
lee medsl Admiral Mayo replied tha'
he had approved recommendation r
Admiral G,-evrs commanding the
cruiser and transport force. ihnt fooio
be awarded distlne lished service
medal
The Oklahoma City times. [volume] (Oklahoma City, Okla.) 1908-1984, 1920-01-20
REDS OCCUPY REGION
VACATED BY k0lCHAK

pAElS. MoninY iir 10 uplShc,ik
troops occupy an ~ The territory In
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