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Richmond times-dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1914-current, 1920-10-29

Loved him better because he didn't
There was something too fine In his
nature for the dramatic posturings
played"
The secretary told of u journalist
VINO wished TO have the President do
one ,, OF the stunts that tho public
the comment OF the President.
Wants People to Love Him.
lie said to mo: 'Tumulty. you must
played before the public. If I tried
TO do II / would do II badly. l want
people to love me. but they never
Mistful tones In which no spoke these
last four words: but they never
will" Secretary Tnmulty said.
TWO final pictures. MIR Tumulty
OF the President in 1917. "a straight.
vigorous, slender man. active and
alert"
-, He is sixty years CT age" he said.
put he looks not moro than forty
i've. SO 1.-the Of limb, SO alert or hear
Ing. so ririle. 1t is Woodrow Wilson
reading his great war message.
Tho other picture is only three
and half years later. There Is n
parade of veterans of the great war
ldent CHI the east terrace of the White
House.
In Il chnir sits man. your Prcsi-
dent. broken In health. but still alert
dcrs bowed. his figure bent. lie is
siNty-thrce years old. but nc looks
older. 1t is Woodrow Wilson.
Presently in the procession there
appears an ambulance laden with
wounded soldiers. the MANNED and the
halt and blind. AS they pass they
salute slowly, revcrenuy.
rho Presidents right hand goes
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R-11 GAVE AGED WOMAN
QUICK RELIEF after
DOCTORS HAD FAILED
One. Half Bottle Formula Ri Accomplished in
Three DAYS What Two Buefield Physicians Gould Not
DO in Four Weeks Patient Now Feeling
Young at Seventy as She Did
mt

One day my daughter read of The
Reese Formula R-il. and decided
to try bottle. ] took just half a
bottle when was able to sit up. and
after had finished Il second bottle
Of this wonderful remedy | felt just
as well. IL not better. than before |
was stricken. I am seventy years old.
but feel younger than did at twenty
thanks to The Reese Formula R-ll.
which | have continued TO take. I
have gained hftccn pounds and now
cat anything-in fact, my only trou-
BILE today is getting enough TO eat.
Mrs. Chandler has so much con-
fidcnce in The Reese Formula R-1l
as body builder that she now is
giving ii 10 her two grandchildrcn-
six and eight years old.
Thousands OF similar testimonials
are constantly pouring into The Reese
Formula Company's offices from per-
sons suffering from tho after effects
OF influenza and pneumonia. indigcs-
| ton, nervousness, slccplcssnesS.
lumbago. backachc. female weakness.
urinary. bladder. stomach. liver and
kidney troubles. This remedy can be
obtained at all leading drug stores,
including the Tragic Drug store,
| Richmond, Va.-Adv.
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After being stricken with inhu-
enza and pneumonia. closely followed
by rheumatism, which confined her to
bed for more than four weeks. Mrs
Hanna Chandler, 225 Tank Street
Blucteld, w. Va. feels better today
than she did at twenty years OF age,
DESPITE her scvcnty-odd years. Mr3.
Chandler says. concerning her con-
dition and the merits Of The Reese
Formula Rll:
Last winter ! was taken down
with the 'fiu.' I was considerably run
down at the time, and this, with my
advanced years, made Inc an easy
victim OF the malady. Pneumonia
developed, and for almost week my
condition was critical. However, my
constitution stood by me. and after
while j was able to sit up. But no
sooner had 1 begun to recover from
the 'fu' and pneumonia than ! was
almost completely parilyzed with
rheumatism. Two doctors came to
see me daily for more than four
weeks. but got no better. did
not eat anything during those entire
four weeks except crust of corn
bread or piece OF toast occasionally.
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why DO YOU TRY
TO HIDE THOSE
LITTLE PIMPLES
Or Cover a Dark, Sallow,
Muddy Complexion With
Face Powder and
Rouge.

How embarrassing /, Is for one to
have pimplcs appear on FACE ncch,
arms o, hands. one little ptnp'e Is
bad cuough-mars the att'act.Neness
Of n pretty face.
You can quickly remove pimples
and other skin blcn!shcs by touching
the spot or applying Black and White
Ointment to the part affected. THIS
simple but effective HON" beauty
treatment removes not only pimpics.
bu, clears - dark. sallow. muddy com
plcxion. and Leaves the SKIN soft.
whit" and radiant.
All who have used Black and White
Ointment are delighted with the re-
suits and keep u box always on their
dressing table. Black and white
Soap should also be used and VIII be
found delightful aid TO the ONT
ment.
Both Black and white Ointment
and Soap can be found NJ all good
drug stores and toilet countcrs-25c
each n package. or tho manufacturers
viii send postpaid on receipt of soc.
y sample. literature and Bia OK and
White birthday and Dream Book will
be sent you free II you viii clip and
mail this advertisement to BLACK
and WHITE. Box 1907. Memphis.
Tenn
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TUMUlTY PICTURES
PRESIDENT WILSON
AS WAR CASUALTY
Continued From Firs; Page.

lSontinucd From First Pagc.)
wen; aOou; his business mcthodically
with his usual clear Judgment and
prompt decisions. but tina; nigh, he
sat silent for Ions time. NJ las:
he said: I cannot get II off my heart.
Il had TO be done. 1t was right.
Nothing else was possible: but can
no; foeot that II was l who had t.
orde" those young men to their
Deaths
Earlier that year. when word came
German vessel laden with NUM-
tions was on it's way to Mexico. Pres
iden; Wilson talked over the tclc-
phone wire with Secretaries Bryan
and Daniels. and Mr.. Tumul;y said
he also was on ihc telephone during
the conversation. When the situa-
tion had been stated 10 the President
he said. the voice came back. clear
and firm: order Admiral Mayo. TO
take Vera Cruz at once
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HURT ALL over
COULDN'T SLEEP
Suffered So Much and SO Long,
Indiana Lady Became Dis
cOuragcd, and at Times
Cared Little TO Live.

Lcavenworth. Ind.-Mrs. Hannah
Peru, of this town. writes: About
six years ago began the use OF
Cardui for female weakness. |
suffered such fearful bearing down
pains at II seemed. like some
thing was just pressing on the top
OF my head and it burned like fire.
was indeed nervous wreck.
For four years couldn't do my
homework. was in bed most OF
the time. | got SO discouraged.
and at times wanted to die, was
in so much pain. At times I hurt
all over. At night was rest
less and couldn't sleep. had no
appetite; in fact, was misery TO
myself and every one else.
Il continued in this condition
until finally began Cardui
Took Cardui regularly until took
a number of bottles. 1t cured me.
cannot say too much for this treat
mcn,, and highly recommend it to
others"
For more than forty years Car
dui has proven beneficial to suf-
fering women.
Your druggist sells it. Try 1t. -
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HARDING SHOWS Teeth AS
He AGAIN SCRAPS LEAGUE
i,r,rnts Inconsistency Charge, De-
cIarinc Back Has Already Been
Turned on Covenant
INV Nssociatrl Press. I

AKRON. ONO. Oct. 2S-Rcncw-
ing his challenge TO Democratic
leaders 10 show any inconsistency or
change of position in hIs utii:rances
on the league issue. Senator Harding
declared In a speech here tonight
that he had stood unfailiusly against
saiilcs League. bu; in favor Of an in
tCruational association founded on
principles OF justice.
The Republican nominee also re-
ltora;cd his falth in party govern
mcnt and asserted that hc did not
desire to be President unless "a Re
publican Congress also was elected
10 translate Republican promises into
plea for "A Republican Senate. do
ClAring the nation owed to the pres
"nt Senate g debit of gratitude that
never could hc paid. Charges OF q
Senate "iiCarchy" he pronounced as
entirely false.
loarue. Nh Harding declared he had
voted for ratification with rcscrvo-
lions because that Was the only way
the senate could deal with the prob
'cm as IL was presented 10y the Prcsi-
dent. lie outlined the argument In
dates. withdrawal aud Article y, ana
said that All tho Republican Qualii-
cations had been designed TO limit
our obligations. not {" make them
clearer"
ron they say. YOU cannot toll
here Harding stands on the league.
Wen let M see. II can tell YOU
where stand am at least en-
titled To speak for myself. have
been speaking since the twenty
second OF last July. and challenge
uny Democrat ia America, high or
low. 10 find "a contradiction in any
thing ] have said.
Il said In. the beginning that We
wore opposed 20 an armed military
alliance with the old world. and
say it now, have said frequently and
say now. That We are never going
." have anything TO do with a league
with Article y. in 1t.
Il have said repeatedly that
.Nmcrica does not intend to accept
that league.
1T is true. that as Il member OF
the United states Senate. voted TO
ratiiy the peace treaty and the
league covenant with reservations.
but when voted. there wer, at
;achei 10 the covenant reservations
10 safeguard the independence OF tho
United States
II have said from July % to now.
and l repeat IL to you. and know
! sneak what is IN your hearts
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Don't stay stufred-up! Quit blowing
and snuffilng. a dose OF "Pape's Cold
Compound" taken every two hours
until three doses arc taken usually
breaks up cold ana ends all grippe
misery.
Tho very first dose opens your
clogEGd-up nostrils and the air pas
saScs OF your head: stops nose run
ming: relieves the headache. dullncss
fevorishncss. sneczing. soreness. stiff
ness.
''Papes Cold Compound" IL the
quickest. surest relief known and
costs only Il few cents at drug stores
IL acts without assistance Tastes
nico. Contains no Quininc. Insist on
Papc's!--Ady
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Cuts, Burns
Hnmlln's Wizard OIL a Safe Flrst
Aid Treatment

How often lockjaw, blood poi
soning. the loss of an arm or leg,
or sometimes even life itself, re-
suits from tho neglect OF burn or
little cut! Hamin's Wizard Oil is
sale and effective first aid treat
ment. 1t is powerful antiseptic
and promptly applied 10 wounds of
this kind will lessen the danger Of
blood poisoning. Keep it handy.
Wizard OH is good p.ndabIe prep
srhtion 10 have In tho medicine chest
for hrst aid when the doctor may be for
away. u IN sooih!nE and healing and
quickly drives out pain and .aaAnrEn.
tion In cases OF ABRAMS. bruise,, ou;..
burns bite. and n!ng, Just as reliable
TOO for siir neck. sore feet. cold so.es,
ctnker sores. enrsch. and toothache
Generous size bottle sc.
II you are troubled with constipation
or alex headache try Hanlins Wlxa,G
Liver Whips Just plea.ant little mink
pills At druggists Cor see. Guaranteed
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Brokc Heart To Give order.

Just bctor" ! cut on the connec-
ton" Secretary Tumulty continued
II said word 20 the President abou,
tho tragedy Of 1t all. His voice re-
sNonded no longer clear. but muf-
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For Men Who Work Unrd

Factory workers. railroad men.
farmcrs. miners. mill employees and
all men who work at hard, straining
physical labor are more or less sub,
ject to kidney trouble. Nature gives
warning signals by frequent lame
ness. stiH Joints, sore muscles, back
ache and rheumatic pains. j. q. Wolf.
Green Bay. Wis, writes: Foley Kid,
ney Pills relieved me OF II. scvcre
nackache. that had bothered me for
several months. a few bottles flxed
mo up In good shape" Sold every
W hcrp.--hdv
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up In answering salute. | glanced
~ him. There were tears In his eyco.
The wounded Is greeting tho wound
ed; those In the ambulance, he In the
CHAIR, are alike, casualties OF the
great war.
81 don't believe, In his heart, Pres
tdcnt Wilson regrets his wounds;
fancy he realizes no man could die
In a greater cause. but l do some
times wonder II IL ever seems TO him
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America means to play her part In n
now relationship among the nations
of the world.
wants an association OF nations
America wants to bring the world
conscience to common understand
ing"
The Canon City record with which is consolidated the Canon City cannon., 1920-11-25
Wonderful Church
Drive for Money

A note of inspiration for Canon City
church engaged in nationwide cam
paigns for money for carrying on mis-.
sionary, educational and other reli-
gious benevolences should be found in
the example of the First Baptist con.
gregation here last Sunday morning
when it secured in pladges FROM those
present at the II o'clock service the
sum of s21,9OO for such purpose.
The money was subscribed by so
per cent of the church membership
here in response to call made to the
congregation for s25,000 in the "s100,-
100000 Drive of the Northern
Baptist Association. The remaining
SO, 100 to complete the quota of the
local church is expected to be easily
raised from among the 40 per cent of
it's members who have not yet sub
scribed to the fund.
The Canon City church was one of
the first in Colorado to raise so large
a proportion OF its apportionment. The
only one in the southern part of the
state that has thus far been reported
as having "gone over the top" is
the First Baptist church of Trini-
dad The Baptisls here raised the
money Sunday morning without can
vass of their membership, a simple ap-
peal from the pastor doing the bust
ness" It was a triumph that result
ed from devotion to the church and It's
enterprises.
Although the 100000, 900" cam
paign was inaugurated several months
ago, no special preliminary organiza-
ton was effected in the Canon City
church to secure its proportion of the
funt A special representative, how
eye- 5aved the way for its accom-
plishment in an address to the con
gretiol IN Sunday. November IA. In
addition to its subscription of s21, 500
Sunday morning for the denomina.
tional campaign fund. the members Of
the First Baptist church here weel,
ago raised their annual budget
amounting to $4,000, without diff
Guilty
The subscriptions to the 100000,
900" drive go into fye-year' program
and must be paid in full before Apil
l, 1924. Payments viii be made
monthly quarterly or yearly as the
subscribers elect A, few of the don
ors here have already paid their sTh
scriDtion in full.
The Northern Baptist Association
includes in It's juridiction ali of tht
states north OF Mason and Dixon.
line The 100000 900" fund win he
used for missionary work at home ant
abroad, for the extension of education
and benevolence and general churcl
betterment
The Canon City record with which is consolidated the Canon City cannon., 1920-11-25
Case Given To The
Jury To day

The embezzlement case against Rob-
ertd I. Easton Of Rockvale, which was
called for trial in the district court
Saturday afternoon with Mrs. Anita
Loos of Los Angeles. Cal, as the pros
ecuting witness, was given to the
jury shortl yafter o'clock this aft
ernoon. The testimony was comp1et-
ed at so o'clock this morning, and
the court Immediately recessed for
dinner. Argument In the case was
made when court opened at 1 o'clock
this afternoon. After receiving the
instructions Of Judge Cooper the jury
retired in charge of bailiff to delib-
crate on the evidence that had been
presented.
The jury is composed of Philip
Hayes. w. D. Porter, G. S. Phebus,
Arthur Rohwider. Homer Cdosby, W.
R. Paxton, A. C. Meade, W. C. Banks.
w. A. Potts, Charles H Duncan, S. F.
Goodrich and NJ. B. Baber. The jury
was. by mutual consent. allowed is
liberty on Sunday.
The Canon City record with which is consolidated the Canon City cannon., 1920-11-25
League VIII
Take Steps To
Aid Armenia
or r5aI:.G y

GENEVA, Nov. 22.-The League OF
Nations council has been summoned
to take immediate steps to aid Ar
menia. a committee of six members
will be appointed without delay OF de-
termine what action should be taken
in the matter. 1t Is declared that the
United States has expressed her will
ingness to send a naval feet to aid
the country. A demand is made that
all OF the world powers be asked for
assistance. Two rules aimed at Ger
many and Russia have been adopted
by the League of Nations assembly
relatives to league membership. The
first declares that no nation shall be
taken into the league until 1t has full
filled its international obligations. and
the second is that states applying for
membership must be responsible
government and exact frontiers. The
latter rule is aimed at Russia exclu-
sively
The Canon City record with which is consolidated the Canon City cannon., 1920-11-25
Methodist Church
Makes Successful
c a m p a g n

The annual BUDGET campaign OF the
Forst Methods, Episcopal church on
sundl vas conducted with great
ygo. and wes mos' gratifying in its
resgi.s. -uur ~ tie soliciting teams
wee ln be 20 see Of their pros
pee d" own 20 thei- absence from
hr7e IA ~ 9. Of them were inter
Vievsd 3ni were found to be liberal
give Everywhere the solicitors
vafe Kindly received and response
was chee5fu iy asde to their appeal
fn- mons for tine maintenance of
the chu. cl and prosecution of its en-
terprises md benevolences during
1921. The church budget for next
year is s5pro@imately $4,000. Some
thing ike two-thirds of this amount
was raised Sunday The workers
were greatly encouraged by the cor
diality Of the welcome and the sub
stsntial subscriptions accorded them
b. church members on Sunday.
The Canon City record with which is consolidated the Canon City cannon., 1920-11-25
ANNIVERSARY OF THE
COMING OF THE PILGRIMS

~out.na-G f'Fo,q Pa one)
joyful and they got into
the Cape harbor. where they rid IN
safety Being thus srriver
in good harbour and brought safe 70
land, they fell upon their knees and
blessed the God Of heaven who had
brought them over the cast and furi-
Gus ocean and delivered them from
all the perils and miseries thereof;
again to set their feet on the firm and
stable earth, their proper element.
Being thus arrived at Cape Cod
November II and necessity calling
them to look out a place of habita-
ton, they having brought large shall
lop with them out of England. slowed
in quarters in the ship. they now got
her out and set their carpenters TO
work to trim her up. but being much
bruised and shattred in the ship with
foul weather. they saw she would be
long in mending Whereupon few
of them rendered themselves to go by
land and discover those nearest places
while the shallop was in mending.
Seeming them resolute, they were
permitted to go. being 16 of them well
armed. under the conduct Of Capt.
Standish. having such instructions
given them as was thought meet.
They set forth November Is, and
when they had marched about the
space of a mile byt he sea side. they
espied five or six persons with a dog
coming toward them. who were saw
ages. hit thew fed from them and
ran up into the woods. and the Eng
lish followed them. partly to see II
they could speak with them and partly
to discover II there might not be more
of them lying In ambush"
The Canon City record with which is consolidated the Canon City cannon., 1920-11-25
Wet Mountain Valley

Mrs. C. P. Lowe returned Wednes-
day from a visit with relatives in
Canon City
Mrs Judge Leary returned Wednes-
day from visit with relatives in Col
orado Springs.
Ranger Harry Frlenu mas been over
from his station near Rye a couple of
days the past week.
A social hop was a delightful occa-
sion at The Willows school house on
Saturday evening last.
Reggie Cusack, after being absent a
long time, he said. returned home
from Canon City Tuesday.
Hay shipmepes have been quite
heavy from this point recently. Nine
cars left the station Tuesday.
julius Hirard of the Medino shipped
three carloads of fine steers from this
point to market on Monday
Mrs. Kennicott and daughter, Miss
Eugenia, will leave the valley Mon
day for Canon City to spend the win
ter
H. L. Shepherd was a pleasant
caller at the Tribune office while
here from Cripple Greek the ggrst Of
the week.
After a visit of two weeks with
friends in Denver, Miss Pauline
Beardsley returned home TUESDAY
evening.
Archie Howard was elected presi
dent of the Custer Rod and Gun Club
at its last meeting on Friday evening
last.
supt Bachelor of the light ana
power plant has been kind o. Iimpine
at his work the past few days-hav
ing dropped rock on his toes.
Mr.. and Mrs Chardles Luton have
moved mp from Canon City this week
and are occupying the Jennings resi-
denee on Third street.
H H Tompkins, Jr., who has been
stopping at the J. n ranch at Gardner
for some time, was here on a briet
business visit the first of the week.
The Canon City record with which is consolidated the Canon City cannon., 1920-11-25
MEMS MEETING AT
"Yo SUNDAY AFTERNOON

The second of regular series Of
mems meetings was held in the lobby
of the Y. M. c. A. at o'clock Sun
day afternoon with the Rev. C. j
Ferster, pastor of Trinity Lutheran
church, as the principal speaker.
There was fair attendance OF men
and boys at the meeting. and all en-
joyed both the address and the music
R. J. Craig. representing the religious
work committee Of the association,
presided. The music was in charge
of Mr.. and Mrs. Booth. These Sun
day afternoon meeting will be held
dduring the winter months
The Canon City record with which is consolidated the Canon City cannon., 1920-11-25
Texas Creek

C. S. Smith was in Denver Tuesday
and Wednesday, t-ansacting business
and calling on friends.
Mrs. Blanche Briggs of Saiida kept
house for A. ]. Danielson for a few
days the past week. Mrs. Briggs
left for Canon City Tuesday.
The drive for Red Cross work is on
and s54 was donated by people of our
community Everybody is ready to
help.
Mr.. and Mrs B. F. Glaze, accompa
nied by Mrs. Glaze's sister, Mrs
Evans. and daughter Miss Evelyn, OF
Wolcott, Coo, are making their home
in Texas Creek Mr.. Glaze is third
trick operator.
A dance will be gwen at the Texas
Creek school house Friday night, De
vember g. Teh ladies are requested
to bring cake or sandwiches. The
proceeds will be used to equip the
building with lights and other neces
sary accessories. Everybody is In
vited luncheon will be served by
the ladies.
Mr. and Mrs. A. L. Challis spent
Saturday evening in Canon City.
Mrs J. w. DeWeese and daughters,
Misses Dora and Leatha, spent Satur-
day shopping in Canon City.
Mrs. James Marrs is confined to her
bed naccount of sickness. DR..
Bender of Salida was called Satur-
% day night. Mrs. Marrs is doing very
nicely and is out of danger.
Mr.. and A. L. Challis entertained
Mr.. and Mrs. G. S. Smith and family
and Mr.. and Mrs. 1. A. Lennox to din
2 ner Sunday. =.
Miss Faye North and Miss Mona
Noble were visitors in Texas Creek
Sunday.
Miss Elynor Smith is the weekend
guest of Misses Ida and Cora Lamb.
The Canon City record with which is consolidated the Canon City cannon., 1920-11-25
Purchases Garage
Business Here

l.. E. Mckee, formerly of Colorado
Springs, recently purchased from Hig-
gins Brothers & Freek the garage
business at 31s-320 Main street, and
has taken over the service end of the
garage as well as the accessory sales
and Chevrolet agency
Higgins Brothers & Freek will con-
duct an auto livery on the other side
of the garage at 322-324 Main street.
and will rent cars with and without
chauffeurs and conduct a used car
sales station in connection.
Mr.. Mckee is an experienced man
in the garage business, and will man
age the business personally. He will
have the sales and service on Chev-
rolet cars under his management.