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Durant weekly news. (Durant, Choctaw Nation, Indian Territory [Okla.]) 190?-1944, 1920-04-09

IN THE MATTER OF THE GUAR
b1ANSlIlI DF GEORGIA l.. HARRIS
MINOR. IIONE uAkEIS. GI.AELIAN-
Durant weekly news. (Durant, Choctaw Nation, Indian Territory [Okla.]) 190?-1944, 1920-04-09

- ni.rtnN sULDiEnS BODtt:S
kctrgn a. the bodies of American
soldiers who served with the allied
armies has been authorized by bill
which has passed the House OF Repre-
sentatives
Durant weekly news. (Durant, Choctaw Nation, Indian Territory [Okla.]) 190?-1944, 1920-04-09
CLASSIFIED ADS.
WANTED-TO BUY

WANTED. TO BCY--Two-inch oak and
ash plank, any width; number one com
mon clear VIII pay $50 per thous.
and for oak and sGj per thousand for
ash, on board cars any shipping point.
Norval Osburn. Durant, Okla. Phone
22s otf
Durant weekly news. (Durant, Choctaw Nation, Indian Territory [Okla.]) 190?-1944, 1920-04-09

LIBERTY BONDS-See me before you sell
3. F. Dyer, at Gumm S Jewelry Store. lOwstf.
Durant weekly news. (Durant, Choctaw Nation, Indian Territory [Okla.]) 190?-1944, 1920-04-09
EGGS FOR MATCHING

WHITE LEGHORN eggs for setting.
English strain, direct from England.
Prize winers, $500 for Is. rates on
larger quantities; Mrs. T. A. Tatum.
farnaDy. Okla. 11wa4
Durant weekly news. (Durant, Choctaw Nation, Indian Territory [Okla.]) 190?-1944, 1920-04-09
LOOk! LISTEN!

| HAVE opened a produce House and
want your Poultry and Eggs at ton
market prices Hens per H. csc; Cocks
per III. 12c; | also buy hides. Pecans
ana Furs in season. j. r. Counts, in
rear OF y. h Thornton's Store. Bokchi-
to, Oklahoma IA wal
La prensa. [volume] (San Antonio, Tex.) 1913-1962, 1920-02-15
PARA LA CUARESMA.
YERBAS IEDICINALES.

Rail- amole. :-aics. aIiicrillo. copal-
quir. tachaHO. cachana, caScalote. costo-
mate. ,asca-a Ge c%Hcino. chutnucpast!e.
:ayn.anl. cscobi!la. flor de til!a. ;n.Lola.
I2r aI.ca. guayacan. hipote. hueSo ma-
mcy. ki,amo real. iiTaaa. Iamortai. ler-
~tcJucla, ma-:oia. mira en- polvo. otate.
Ur..C-i.ia, pro7ins. pasmo palo mulato, CO.
9-Ichc. &c brazil. dc paraIena. raiz cha
"a. -aiz rnaIa E!u.er. santa maria. ra-u-
mana. verbcna, yc-ba mora. y muchas
otras. 81 10 tcneEos en- existencia Sc
coEsiEucn en- plaza.
La prensa. [volume] (San Antonio, Tex.) 1913-1962, 1920-02-15

(Pasa 4 Ia pag. ~.
La prensa. [volume] (San Antonio, Tex.) 1913-1962, 1920-02-15
LAS MAS Atlas AUTORlDADES
MEDICAS ESTAN DE ACUERDO

Toaos los emineNteS n:edicos con.
vle7en. con q Doctor Hare, en- 10 que
i:cen Caspary Y Rusby en- 81 exec
.ente libro The National Standard
JiSpeRsatory". La Cascara S!agra-
Ia esta considerable como una de las
mejores medicinas para los constipa-
los. No solo suSpende las secrecio-
mes de los canales gastricos, Sino que
0cr raz6n lie su sabor amargo actua
como t6nico, ayUdando a. apetjto v
a Ia digestion, Y obra1do como pre-
ventivo contra los constipados que
geueralmentc vienen despues de ha-
Der usado medicjnas De cSta natura-
ieza. "Cascara la corteza del CT
raelo Espinoso de California; es e.
principal compoHente del Elixir
Americana de Triner.' Los otros
comVcDeCtes hacen esta medicinal mas
perfecca, con 10 aus queda demostra-
do suficjentemente Eor que 81 Elixir
Al ,cricano De Triner de Vino Amar-
90 theme eI orguIlo de ser considera-
do como e. mcjor remedio para todos
los desordeneS del estomago. II
drcguista con quien ustcd compra L
l,edicinas. ticne tamhien q T6nico
Amargo Angelica de Triner; el Sc
d2tivo de Tr;ner para Ia los. el Ii
G.mento lie Triner V oJras in~nejora-
bleS medicines de Triner en- existen-
La prensa. [volume] (San Antonio, Tex.) 1913-1962, 1920-02-15

( resoIvieron enviar representatives al
Congreso de Guatemala. La actitud
de la diDutaci6n de Comayagua in
dign6 a Gainza quien movie tropas
guatemaltecas Y sa~lvadorenaS sobre
Teguciealpa Y Gracias. Lbs hon
durencs tambien movilizaroh sus tro
pas, pero unas y otras Sc mantuvle-
ron a Ia expectativa, sin llegar a las
manos. La division termin6 81 ano
siguiente con Ia anexi6n v~oluntaria
de TODD Centre America a Mexico.
e. General Filisola fue enviado
nor el libertaGor Iturbidc en- auxilio
de Centre America Y cunpliendo con
LIS instrucciones rccibidas, convoc0
IN Conereso con ell ncmbre de Asam
blea Nacional Constituyente, que sc
reuni6 FL 10. de julio de 1924 Y ei
cual vote Ia completa Independence
de Espana Y de Mexico.
De esta manera IA bandera meXi-
cana onde6 durante ounce meseS en-
Honduras V en- TODD Centre Ameri-
ca.
Es digno de lamar la atenci6n
que Ia independence dc centroame
rica Sc haya obtenido sin derrama-
mieuto de sangre, por IN acto volun
tario de las provincias que IA int
gran. sin que Espana hiciera rcsis-
tercia alguna.
La prensa. [volume] (San Antonio, Tex.) 1913-1962, 1920-02-15
In Abogado de 6 Pies de Es-
tatura Parecia CaIahaZa.

"Sufria tan Il menudo de dolores
de est6mago y eStaba tan amarillo
0 palido ONT una calaoaza, antes de
que me saIvara el Maravilloso Rene
do de Mayr, Nayr's Wonderful Re
medy, hace diez anos.-Mjs amigos
habian abandonado toda5 appearances
de oue llegara a recobrar nj salud,
dado que los doctores no podian ha-
cerme NADIA. Ahora goZo de Ia mas
perfecta saIud."-ES una preparation
simple e inofenSiva que remueve e.
mucus catarra! de los iHtestinos y
evita la inflamacioG. que eS L. que
practicamente provoca todos los des-
6rdenes intestinales. del higado V del
est6mago, incluyendo la appendicitis.
Una dosis 10 co%nyencera o Sc lie de-
volvera su in.porte. De venta en- to-
das las droguerias. tAdv.J
La prensa. [volume] (San Antonio, Tex.) 1913-1962, 1920-02-15
LA REVOLUTION EN- HONDURAS

Nv
Segin los lltimos telegramas, una
nueva revoluciGn ha estallado en- Hon
duras. apoyada. segun Sc dice, por
Nicaragua, al grade de que q Go
hierno hondureno esta dispuesto a
romper sus relaciones con esta III
tina n%acion, Y aun = declararle n
guerra.
Como 81 cable no h. communicate
pormenores, no Sc pucde saber =
purto flo cual sea IA causa del nue.
vo conflicto que ha estallado en- Hon
duras. pero daao que 10 a~caudillan
eli DR.. Mambreno, Ministro de Re
l~aciones en- dicha RepUhlica en- el
gobierno anterior, ' el Dir. Soriano
candidate derrotado Ell las pasadas
elecciones presidenciales. no es aven-
turaGo juzgar que Ia causa del ic-
yantamiento de dichos poiLicos, IS
la u tautas revoluciOneS ha provo
cado Ell la America latina: las cleo
clones.
Ea De alegrarse que las elecc!oneS
no fueron Iegales, puesto que fueron
hechas bajo In Influenza de la pre-
I SIGN de los ESJados Un!dos. : han
de tratar de fundar ST aserro los re
volucionar;os alegando que 81 Minis,
trc de los Estados Unidos en- Hon
| duras. a mediadcs de diciembre III,
ftimo. reconotiO oficialmente Ia elec,
La prensa. [volume] (San Antonio, Tex.) 1913-1962, 1920-02-15
Pero para lograrlo debe AFRO
Jar los germeneS de
Su Sangre.

E. Catarro es sumanlente Modesto
cuando obstruye los conductos respl-
ratorios Y causa deficultad para res
pirar Y otras terribles conpl!cacio-
nes; pero el verdadero peligro es
cuando llega q interesar los pulmo-
mes.
Esta es Ia cauSa por la cual Id. de-
De darse cuenta de Ia importancia de
adoptar IN tratamiento adecGado y
no perder el tempo hacienda prue-
La prensa. [volume] (San Antonio, Tex.) 1913-1962, 1920-02-15
listed NO NECCESITA SZE.C(JIR
SUFRIENDO DE- CATARRO.

bas con remedies de resultados duGo-
SOS, que solamente tocan la superb
Gle, sin !legar nunca al origen de la
enfermedad. Para librarse del cata-
rro I'd. debe a"rrojar los germenes
de la sangre.
~Esplendidos resultados ean s!do OBJ
tenidos con Ell uso &c S. S. S. medicinal
cue a~rroja por complete, de Ia sangre,
los germenes del ~catarro, para los
cuaIes es un perfecto antidoto.
81 I'd. desea recibir consulta medi-
ca gratis acerca de su case, escriba
a Chief Medical Adviser, AZ Swift
Specific Co., Atlanta, Ga. (Adv.)
La prensa. [volume] (San Antonio, Tex.) 1913-1962, 1920-02-15

dureno en- las ultimas eleccioneS. Y
el dia 10. del presente tcsn0 possession
de 81 puesto. Pocos dias antes, Ia
prensa hondurena daba Ia noticia
de que el Gobierno de Nicaragua ha-
bia rroporcionado a emigrados hon
durenos del p&rtido membrenista.
700 rifles y una ametralladora para
derrocar al eobierno INFERNO consti-
tucionalista de Honduras, porque
tambien ALA hubo hace pocos meSes
una revolution colstitucionaliSta.
Con el auxilio dado a los emigrados
hondurenos regresarOn estos al sue
l. ratrio donde fueron derrotados
perdiendo las armas. No obstante
esa n@oticia. los dltimos cablegramas
dicen que la revolution ha tornado
incromentN en- Honduras.
La prensa. [volume] (San Antonio, Tex.) 1913-1962, 1920-02-15
LIZ EarGerq Nsricdna iiot6 en-
Hordlr0s.

SA'ftN"t' wee
y va que nos hemos referido a eSa
republica hermana, recordaremos con
dolor V tristeza que hace nOventa '
nueve anos. Ia Bandera Mexicana.
nuestro amado pabellon tricolor. flo,
20 en- Honduras Y en- tcdo Centre A
Merica.
81. en- 1921 los paiSes centric ameri-
canes Sc a~dhirieron al imperio meXi-
cano Y Dor cspacio de ounce meses
nuestro labaro de guerra a~mparaba
IN terYitorio entire e rio Colorado.
Dor el norte V q Itsmo tie Panama,
Dor Il sur. DcSpues DC Russia nucs-
tro pobre pals era el mas extenso
del muEdo.
En- Centro America no hubo iucha
por la Independence, que s. verified
como ~consecuencia natural dc Ia con
sumaci6n ie Ia i~ndepcndencia mcXI-
cana en 1921.
I'm 1920 lego i Guatemala el mi
litar espaTol Gabino GainZa con el
~caractcr Dc ~suhinspector general del
ejarcito. pero como el PreSidentc de
Ia Audiercia Y Captain General dc
Ia Provincial IRA un anciaro cnie~mo.
Cainza asumid de hecho el gobier-
no.
z! Q de mario de 1921 GO rccib;3
en- Guatemala II uCJicia dc Il Suble-
voci6n De Iturbide. Fin ell actu CO
monzt Gain-a 2 tomar prccauciones
N.Y., o,.;.c,. o,,o o. r~-ovirnicn.o flera
L,,ua.ao -, c,o,er,,,, %, 81 10 do
.b,;I a,r;5;G Nm manifest 81 oue
u.rsbq 10 ;nSnI+os = Iturbide = A.
monazara con perseouir a todos los
cue inten;aran a~dherirse a Plan de
Iguala. y ain comenzo " nerseguir
a a~lrunos cue sup9nia simratizado~
res de Ia independercia. Pero como
homhrc vclu9le. a pocos dias recoCi6
81 manifesto y dej6 dc perscguir Z
los ~partidarios de Ia emancipation.
Fl = &c ~scrricnhrc Dc! mISmo emo
So suuo en- Guatemala CUE Chiauas
50 ha3i" adherido al Plan dc lgua-
la. ErtonceS Gainza convoco q una
iunta general 4 todas las autcrid&oes
Y f~uncicnarics pahi;cos en- Ia ciudad
dc Guatemala. Ia cuai Sc cclEbro ei
i de soDtiemhre de 1871. En- esq
iunta Ia mayoria vot6 On favor &c
In indcrcnGcncia. Gainza tue nom
h~ado iofp supreme de CeNrro Anne.
RIGA indeperdiente : presto c) jura-
.3entc ante el alcalde jc II ciudad,
Dc SoStcner Y defender dicha indie
pcrdcnc;&. Para tai acontcc.miento
Sc grahO una mcda!la en- que apafe-
&C Gainza.
T. corv,caci6r dc eya iunta So con
.4.r, o,,,o 81 rr;,,,or ac+o do /,
,.;ia ;,~5anor5ieyy4e de n America
Ca.tu,I +odas 1as ,ar}hlicas con
..a.mrr:.,r. 90 ,,noa,an nara &C.
49,. J;1.a,,or+o 81 ,r;mor car-c-
=, ;ndaDo,dorc;a 81 o1o on
-, ~.
''I -, c., ,n;5 o. c,,,+o,,sIc
. E;aouon,o
LI'.''"' =; 10. ,c.r
I"''%P''S ) ~ J.aIor.~or
''''"' .n:.-a zT5,.;oo 90
;" T.'"i'''' omL:sn ;ndooou
:" it'" m.a ~. NT5w;oof
Richmond times-dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1914-current, 1920-09-02
SOV|ETs ADMIT HUNGER
OF Babes, YET ADAMANT
Bolshcvists Interfere With Amcri-
car Relief Workers, Whilo Nom
combatants Demand Food.
tBy Associated Prvss.I

10y hssocatcu FresS.I
WARSAW. Sept. 4.-Maurice Pate
and Herschell Walker. members of
the American relief organization here.
have gone TO Moscow from Minsk to
confer with Soviet officials regarding
children begun in White Russia dur
ing the Polish regime.
They Will also obtain first hand In
formation as to conditions In central
Russia. with q view to devising plans
for feeding the mothers aud children
with American Red Cross supplies.
The Americans went to Minsk with
tho Polish peace mission. but when
they arrived there they were made
virtual prisoners, the same as the
Poles. The ytold the correspondent Of
The Associated Press tha while in
that city they had encountered diff
cultics on every hand in convincing
Soviet authorities they had no ute
r!or motives toward Russia.
Efforts 10 reach Moscow appeared
hopeless but finally George TchIt-
cherin, Russian Bolshevist Foreign
Minister. sent a delegation to Minsk
for the purpose OF meeting them. still
further objections to the continuance
OF the relief work were raised by the
delegation. but the Bolshevists admit
ted that more than 300. 900 babies and
young children were in danger of
starving in White Russia. They want
ed control of the distribution Of sup
plies and seemed to desire TO make
the work a Russian affair.
Mr- Pate. who has just
from Illness, said when word was re-
escort. he had about decided to give
up the attempt, but wanted TO do All
that was humanity possible to give
ala to the starving children of Rus
Richmond times-dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1914-current, 1920-09-02

of their way. Furthermore do not
think the situation is as serious as It
looks.
Il Imagine the strike will be con-
iincd to partial walkouts which will
soon blow over" said Hugh l.. kir-
win. OF the Cancellation bureau OF the
Department Of Labor. we will make
no effort at Cancellation until one
or the other parties concerned so
express"
Meantime union officials arc hope
ful that tho s"Iic committee which
meets at Sr!.tton. Pa, tomorrow,
Will find som means Of dealing with
the situation. The meeting was
called by Secretary OF Labor Wilson
for the purpose Of writing the award
into contract form.
Richmond times-dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1914-current, 1920-09-02
NOTHING BETTER
AS A LAXATIVE"
Asheville Lady Finds Black.
Draught An Effective REM
edy in Her Family for
Common Ailments Of
the Digestive Organs.

Asleville, N. C-Mrs. A. X. Jar
Wis, "A Woodrow Avenue, this city,
says: II have used and heard OF
Thedford's Dlack-Draught for years.
and I certainly have found it splen-
did for headache, sour stomach, in
digestion and other ills that come
from a deranged liver.
my husband and I keep Black
Draught in the house and think IL IL
splendid to keep off sickness. I
have used it in small doses as q
laxative, and there is nothing bet
ter.
"Black-Draught is a mild liver
medicine 80. any child can take
it. have found it splendid with
them for colds"
Thedford's B1ack-Draught has
benefited thousands in relieving
liver ailments. 1t helps to drive
bile poisons and other unhealthful
matters out Of the system.
Black-Draught is a standby in
thousands OF family medicine
chests. 1t should be in yours. It's
use should help to keep the whole
family we'll. Prompt treatment is
often half the battle against many
ailments
Get some from, your druggist to-.
day,-AdH
Richmond times-dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1914-current, 1920-09-02
DEALERS WOULD
CONTROL BEAR GAMBLERS
CONTINUED from First page.)


on the Democratic administration
and blame you because you are
Democrats. There may be a change
in tho admin !stration next March
and then where will you stand?' he
continued.
THE law Of supply and dcmand
has been shot to pieces" DR.. Knapp
said. the epcculators. manipulators
and manufacturers know /, Is neccs-
sary for YOU 10 sell and of their
ability TO wait before buying. and
that The former Will so anec, the
market they can get what they want.
England n the world knows
that when fall comes the Southern
farmer must sell 20 per cent Of his
crop in four months; they know that
tho regular autumnal dip In prices
comes every year and all they have
TO do Is walt"
He urged tho Southern farmer TO
stand on his own feet by hia own
effort.
Pretaclng his recommendations 10
the association President Wan<-
maker charged that ''as q result Of
bear gamblers. spo, manipu!ators and
powerful vested interests the law
OF supply and demand in the cotton
market had been entirely ignored.
Heat Cotton Price Hclow Cost.
This combination he said. "has
taken advantage OF credit rcstrlc-
tons. ana the inability TO arrange
credits with Central Europe 10 beat
the price OF cotton far below The cost
Of production" whereas. he said. X
the law OF supply and demand were
Ear above the cost OF production. HIS
recommendations TO protect the
farmers were:
Recommendation OF a minimum
price. retirement OF % per cent Of
the higher grades for twelve months.
appointment of committees in each
state to nance storage cotton, re-
Guction OF 1921 acreage one-thirL,
dcvoting II to food and forage crops.
Formation ff an expor,
ton TO deal With Central European
countries.
Formation of cooperative market
Ing systems in each county and state.
Inducing mills to buy on the New
York exchange. when prices are BE-
.ow production and force tender OF
actual cotton.
Legislation giving buyer and sell
or on the exchanges equal voice in
contracts so they may not be used
Richmond times-dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1914-current, 1920-09-02
GO TO BED GROUCHY
WAKE Up FEELING
SIMPLY FINE
Wonderful How Calotabs, the
De-Nauseated CalOmel Tab
let, Makes You Feel so Good
the Next Morning.

Tho old-style calomel was tho best
medicine in the world n the only
thing that could s~traighten out q
serious drawbacks. The gripping and
the %sickening after-enects made
many people dread to take it. Now
slightest objection. One Caiotab on
the tongue ut bedtime with n swallow
Of water.-that's all. No taste. no
danger. no nausea. no salts. Next
system purified and you arc feeling
like o two-year old.-with n hearty
appetite for breakfast. Ea what you
pleaseeno danger.
Calotabs arc SO perfect that your
druggist Is authorized to refund the
price IL yqH are not delighted. Sold
only n atiEinal sealed packages
s Ssass ays,ssansssaAA An drass'se'
Richmond times-dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1914-current, 1920-09-02

actncnt includes increasing tho re-
sponsibility OF tho President and tho
ministry. and the adding to tho list
OF impeachable oncnses m~isappro-
priation OF national funds.
Other legislation requested in
the formation of a department
OF labor and Sunday rest for work.
men, The realiotmcnt OF land
throughout the republic and votes for
women also wero suggested. The
status OF h petroleum legislation
controversy was treated in general
terms.
Richmond times-dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1914-current, 1920-09-02
Greenwich Village Has
Jazz Curfew Now at | |
On, Associated Prrns.l

NEW YORK, Sept. 1. - Quaint
Greenwich village, New iork's
bohemian quarter, famous In song
md story ms tho home of new
thought, has something new to
occupy it's nttention-a Jazz cur
few at IL O'CLOCK nightly. This
uitrn modern iden was not OF the
villages own Initiative. 1t wnx
decrced by n matter of fnct mnEin-
trnte In Jefferson Market Court.
who ordered the ~clanLing OF c0w-
bells and the moaning saIophOne
to cense their jangle in a tea
room an hour before midnight, In
order TINT complaining nearby
might sleep.
Richmond times-dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1914-current, 1920-09-02
BENS0N'S HANDS OFF IN
ARGENTINE LABOR TROUBLES
Chairman Of Shipping Hoard AM
nounccs Neutral Policy of That
Organization.

WASHINGTON. Sept. 1.-The Ship
ping Board has adopted a policy OF
hands off" with regard TO the labor
difficulties experienced by American
ships in the port of Buenos Aires.
Chairman Benson declared tonight.
and ship operators will handle the
question in whatever way seems best
to them.
According to reports received in
shipping circles here some American
vessels are finding it impossible TO
unload their cargoes at Buenos Aires
of virtual boycotts enforced
by stcvcdores against ships carrying
consignments to industries involved
in labor disputes.
The Shipping Board does not in
tend to withdraw its ships from the
Argentina service pending adjust
mento of the labor troubles, the chair.
man said.
Richmond times-dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1914-current, 1920-09-02
Poles Capture Grodck.

Poles Capture Grodck.
WARSAW, Sept. 1.-Continucd fight
Ing in the region of Zainosc. forty
five miles southeast OF Lublin. is re-
ported Ia n Polish official c~ominunique
issued today.
The northern wing OF the Polish
army 10 reported TO be advancing
without resistance. 1t has captured
Grodek. says the statement. taking
more than 1000 prisoners.
\ group OF Red d%etachments oper-
atlng east Of Choln for the purpose
OF supporting General Budenny's cav
airy. was rcpulsed with heavy loss
when II attempted to take the agrees
eive by attacking the Poles in the
district between Dubicnka and Mon
iatycz.
General Budenny's forces In the re-
Gion OF Zamosc continue to meet with
firm resistance on the part OF the
Although Xamosc has been surround
ed by the Boishevists 'ehe brave gar
rison is defending itself heroicaliy.
INJECTING heavy losses upon the
enemy" y Russian column said to
have been proceeding in the direction
OF Grabowie has been repulscd after
heavy lighting.
The statement declares that Cen
eral Budenny's activities have been
paralyzed 20 4 great extent. thanks
TO effective activity on the part OF the
i'o!Ish pursuit group operating in
off a considerable quantity of the
supply trains"
Richmond times-dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1914-current, 1920-09-02
HUERTA DELIVERS MESSAGE
TO MEXICAN LEGISLATURE
Provisional President Reviews Inter
national Relations md Suggests
New Luvys.

TBy Associated PFcss1
MEEICO CITY, Sept. 1.-Provi-
sional President dc Ia Hucrta tonight
delivered his message to the twenty
ninth Legislature. which was INSTALL
cd Tuesday evening.
The message treated briefly with
the international relations of Mexico.
1t reviewed the recent movement
which resulted in the downfall of the
Carranza government. n also the
aims of the present administration.
New legislation suggested for en-
Richmond times-dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1914-current, 1920-09-02
XANTHINE

Gives tho results-and satisfaction.
Absolutely stops all scalp troubles,
prevents dandruf, promotes growth,
and restores gray and faded lair to
it's own atural color. Not n dye.
Marvellous in its effects. AT all drug
siStS.-Adv.
Richmond times-dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1914-current, 1920-09-02

would he withdrawn later to the
line. when all danger from a Boil
shevist offensive has passed.
Richmond times-dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1914-current, 1920-09-02
GOVERNMENT TO REVOKE
CLAUSES IN SHIPPING ACT
Ninety Days Notice VIII lie Given
to Countries with Whom u. S.
Has Treaties.

WASHINGTON, Sept. 1.-Formal
notice may be given by the State
Department TOMORROW to foreign
governments with whom the United
States has commercial treaties of the
intention of tho government 10 re-
woke clauses in tho merchant marine
act. The ninety-day period allowed
In the act for giving such notices
expires Friday.
Action will be taken. it was said,
probably through the dispatch Of in
structions to various American Iega-
lions and embassies abroad to give
notice to h foreign governments
attected of the intentions of the
United States to cancel the objection
able clauses in the treaties.
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WILLIAM A. 4

by bear gamblers to destroy the Law;
Of supply and demand.
N~onharves;tns of low grade cot
;o:.
Other spea;iers today included: y.
$. Murph. chief Of tho bureau G:
marketing. United States Depart
mcnt OF Agriculture; j. +. Duggar.
chief Of farm extension service in
Alabama. and J. s. Jenncss, Of the
United States Department OF Agri-
culture.
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POLAND ASSURES
AMERICA 1T SEEKS
NO RUSSIAN LANDS

(Continucd From F'irst parc.)
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Charles w. king Dies.

PLAINFIELD. N. J., Sept. 1.-News
OF the death. in England OF Charles
w King. for years private secretary
toithe late =. 2. Morgan, was received
here today. by his I1anilx SfMr.4HAnp
was. Il y~earSsoid.