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Bad Effects of Too Much Tobacco
Opinions of Representative Authorities
All Advise Excessive Smokers to Pause and Consider the Cost Of
Over-Indugence

Many men and women who smoke to ex-
cess, especially those who inhale or smoke
pnclean pipes-but are seemingly healthy,
may be contracting diseases which in time,
will become chronic. and may prove fatal
The chief habit-forming principle of to-
bacco is nicotine. which. when absorbed in
the system. slowly affects the nerves, circu-
lation. membranes. tissues and other vital
organs Of the body.
The National Standard Dispensatory, the
standard authority among druggists and
physicians on page 1776. in part says: The
continuance Of over-indulgence in the use Of
tobacco results in chronic Inflammation Of
the upper respiratory passages. indigestion,
loss Of appetite and Tobacco Heart. Certain
eye symptoms, notably dimness Of vision for
cOlors and even complete blindness may oc-
cur"
The Life Extension Institute. Of which Ex-
President Taft is Chairman of Board of Di-
rectors Is perhaps the best authority in this
country on statistical facts pertaining to the
barn done by oyer-indulgence. From one Of
Its books on the dangers of narcotics the fol-
lowing quotations are taken. The vital
statistics show that diseases Of the heart
aud circulation are rapidly increasing in this
country. In which the per capita eonsump-
tion (of tobacco) has rapidly increased In
recent years, while in the United Kingdom.
there has been no material increase in the
use Of tobacco and the per capita consump-
tion is less than one-third that Of the United
States "
Professor Bruce Fink. Professor Of Botany
Of the Miami University in his book on to-
bacco says: That Nicotine and the other
sikaloids in tobacco sre poisonous enough to.
XII has been demonstrated many. tines"
Speaking Of aldehydes, furferal and aexpiein
also contained in tobacco, Prof. Ffuk re
marks: ''Dr. ID. II. Cress, Thos. A. Edison
and the European experts tell US that the
former acts powerfully on lung tissues and
Produces pulmonary tuberculosis. while the
lstter causes permanent degeneration Of
cells OF the nervous system. including those
~ the brain, and thus weakens the mental
faculties.s =
DR.. o. N. Stone Of Boston writes thus:
"a tobacco users chances Of recovery from
The Washington herald., 1920-06-13
GOLDEN EGGS"
FOUND In DUCK
April Fool Klondike Results
From Finding Nugget In
Fowls Craw.

- An Aprirs Fool K1ondike-that's
what the wiseacres in Calgary. Can
ada. call it. And 1t was caused by
"a goose supported by a duck, which
ought to clinch 1t. But others are
not so sure. 1t may be a real gold
field.
- A Calgary butcher bought some
geese from a farmer on Snake Creek
near winton twenty miles south.
Two lpld nuggets were found in
the cBp of one of the geese when
@zit was killed. A little later, the
butcher bought some ducks from
the same farmer. Another gold
nugget was found in the crop of a
duck.
had invented a gold separating ma
: chine. The two hurried to the
farm. They brought back a guam
tity of gravel and sand which they
had scooped up by hand along
Snake Creek. City Chemist Field
found it contained $3.50 worth of
gold per cubic yard, figuring the
value of gold at $40 an ounce.
~ The news leaked out and a mad
rush of people from Calgary start
ed for Snake Creek. Excited argo-
nauts on loot, horsepack and In au-
tomobiles cluttered up the roads.
Hundreds of the gold hunters stalk
ed claims. These claim-staking op-
erations continued by moonlight all
night They proved up by digging
a lot of holes.
But none of the potential placer
miners thinks of the Snake Creek
diggings as an Aprirs Fool joke.
They have faith in their claims.
They talk of getting up-to-date
mining machinery.
There's plenty of gold to be got
out of the Snake Creek country"
said c. G. Beeching. a big land
holder. but the best way to get it
is with a plow. All this talk Of
placer gold is BULL"
The Washington herald., 1920-06-13
DRY WORKERS PLAN
ACTIVE CAMPAIGN

Prohibition advocates will wage
their most energetic campaign this
year. according to speakers at the
prohibition banquet in fremont
Temple, Boston, recently.
The recent Towering of the moral
sentiment" throughout the country
was given as the reason why IL will
be necessary for the prohibition
party 20 rally in one final stand 10
establish absolute prohibition be-
yond question in the United States.
At the election before the supper,
William Shaw, the prohibition can
didate for governor in 1915, was
elected State chairman of the pro-
hibition party. w. d. Moon was re-
elected State secretary and w. D.
Merrill, State treasurer. About s3,-
900 was raised to help carry ON the
work Of enforcing prohibition.
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panded, and ultimately took over
its competitor. The Star is today
reported to be a prosperous money
making plant. In all his career. 1t
Is said that not line has ever
appeared in the Star boosting Hard
ing's candidacy.
There has never been a strike or
! threatened strike in the Star Office,
for as soon as the plant was estab-
lished on a firm basis. Harding or
| ganized a stock company and dis
| tributed shares to each of his en-
ployes.
} Harding is closely. identified with
many large business enterprises.
Since he took over the Star, Marion
I has grown from a country town of
1000, to a fiourishing manufacturing
city of 10000. and he has been
prime factor in this Industrial de-
velopment. He has been booster
for every new industry located there
| and because OF his business sagacity
| he has been made at one time or an
ether a member of the board of di-
rectors of most of these enterprises.
A Power i'm Home City.
He is at present a bank direc-
tor, director of several large manu-
featuring plants and a trustee OF
the Trinity Baptist Church, OF
which he is a member.
During the last score OF years
Senator Harding has been abroad
three times, visiting most OF the
European countries to study at
close rang their systems Of govern
ment. tariff, wage standards and
living conditions
! Harding represented the Thir-
iteenth District of Ohio in the Ohio
State Legislature in 1900. and
served one term as Lieut.-Gov-
ernor in 1904 to 1906, refusing to
stand for reelection. He ran on
the Republican ticket for Governor
of Ohio in 1910, but was defeated
Elected to senate I'm 1915.
He was elected to. the United
States Senate for the term of 1915
| to 1921. by a majority of more
than 100000.
When he came into this wider
sphere of action, Harding's expe-
rience in the State legislature
served good purpose. and he
speedily arose to a commanding
position. On his first entrance in
to the Senatorial arena 1t be-
came apparent to his fellow SEN
ators that he was no novice, but
one well qualified to render valua-
BILE service. and his utterances on
the floor of the Senate have in
variably commanded respectful at
tention.
He early advocated preparedness.
while others were clamoring for
peace at any price. He sponsored
! the bill for preparedness which had
the endorsement of Col. Roosevelt
and he was so closely associated
with him during its pendency that
lit came to be widely rumored
through the press that Col. Roose-
welt regarded him as the coming
man of 1920.
Senator Harding has also been a
member of the Foreign Relations
Committee of the Senate. and his
work in that capacity has brought
him in close touch with the great
questions, both foreign and domes-
tic. with which the next administra-
! tion must deal.
Senator Harding married Miss
Florence Killing, OF Marion. Ohio,
| July s, 1891. He met her while en-
gagged in newspaper work on the
Star.
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malignant diseases are lessened 50cs." This
indicates that during epidemics Of influenza,
pneumonia, ETC., one should be more careful
about the amount Of tobacco used.
II an excessive user of tobacco youId slso
read the experiences of such authorities as
Or. John Lizars, DR.. T. D. Crothers, George
Iorrence, Superintendent Of the Illinois State
Eeformstory. DR.. A. Q. Clinton. Of San Fran
cisco, DR.. Chas. G. Pease, DR., Pidduck OF
London, DR.. I. Il. Hirshfield and many other
writers on the subject, one is bound to stop
and consider whether he or she is using to-
bacco to dangerous point.
IL Is not the purpose of the writer of this
adVernsement to scare all users Of tobacco.
In fact Ii will probably not interest the
moderate user at all, but 1t Is hoped thst
the careless, thoughtless, intemperate user
whose constitution will not stand the strain
VIII not only read but will heed the informa.
ton and advice given. The main object of
this announcement is to place before the pub
lie the merits of a non-secret, n-injurious
remedy for curing the desire for tobacco
stimulation or for completely destroying the
taste for tobacco. II is called Nicotol. II
was introduced about q year-ago Today il
Is sold oy most Of the leading druggists in
every state. Nieotol Is not only sold by
these druggists, but is guaranteed by, them
to do all that is claimed or the money will
be cheerfully refunded.
II you wish to know positively II tobacco
Is inJurfng you, Just make the following
test; Take Nieotol tablets for a week or SO
and note how much better you win feel.
You will need no further evidence to con-
vince you that; tobaeco is not necessary for
your health or happiness and you will be
surprised at how easy It was to overcome
the habit. And II at any time you wish to
resume the use Of tobacco In moderation.
you can safely do so, with the assurance
when yoq wish to curb your cravings again,
Nicotol VIII come to your rescue :
IL. your regular druggist has no Nicotol In
stock, he can quickly obtain 1t for yon from
his jobber or you are certain to find Il at
Peoples Drug Stores OF this city. All drug
gists sell Sicotoi on q positive money re-
funded guarantee. Why not start today1
The Washington herald., 1920-06-13
Tackdaw Gives Ghost
Scare and Passes Out

There was tapping at the
church room door in Campbell
Town, Scotland.
Ghosts" shrieked a member OF
the congregation. Then investiga-
ton. Out walked a giant jackdaw,
pecxing away at the floor with his
bill
The bird had been imprisoned in
the belfry for days and was half
starved. When fed it toppled over
and passed out.
The Washington herald., 1920-06-13
Comedian Gives Native
Country First Chance

English movie fans can't quite
forget that Charlie Chaplin was an
Englishman who found better op-
portunity in America. Here's a
situation wanted" advertisement in
the London Times: To Film Pro-
ducers-EX-soldi made the army
laugh in France and Germany
wants a trial. Don't let another
Chaplin sail for America"
The Washington herald., 1920-06-13
ITumbles Three Floors;
Stomach Ache Result

81 have an awful stomacheach
L. Lewvinesley told the ambulance
driver. according to a dispatch from
Houston. Tex. He had just fallen
three stories, alighting head first
in soft mud. Except for the dis
comfiture in his stomach, he was
o. X.
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CONTINUED FROM PAGE ONE.

Remember. the campaign time is
ten o'clock next Thursday night.
Members who are already ENROLL
growing short-i. ends July II.
The biggest and best credit time.
though, ends June IL. to be exact
ed anG have been engaged In an
active campaign should do their
best work now. as their work
counts twofold; in other words. it
counts toward one Of the two Extra
Cash awards and a Grand Award
a $4,000 Homo or a Big Automobile.
Public Enthused.
1t is not too late to- join The Her
aid Salesmanship Club. The public
is enthusiastically interested and
candidates can obtain subscriptions
and credits more easily now than
they could earlier in the race. 1t
will be an easy matter for new
candidate to start right out and OBJ
tain enough subscriptions in an
hours time and pass the leaders in
the list of competitors and gain
goodIy lead in credits toward the
winning of the $4,000 home. the
5000 SLdnudIu IT. sO,SOO
Jordan. S2,125 Sayers Six" S1.700
Dixie Flyer. 1855 Allen, or the
$1,275 Maxwell.
These awards go to the seven can
didates with the highest number of
subscription credits from the entire
field. OF course. there are also eight
800, eight $50 and forty s25 cash
awards, and a cash commission to
every active non-winning candidate.
In this way everybody receives COM
pensation for what work they do.
The better salesman you are, the
bigger award you will win. 1t is
up to you, and you alone. as to
what you can gain for your efforts
as a member of The Herald Sales
manship Club.
Strike While Iron Is Hot.
why not fill i'm the entry blank
now and forward it to the Salesman
ship Club. 423 Eleventh street north
west. Or, drop into club headquar-
ters the first thing Monday morn
ing. Have a little talk with the
sales manager. Let us show you
how you can make a start on the
road to victory.
The Office is open from o'clock
The Washington herald., 1920-06-13
Court Frees Canine
From Death Sentence

Miss Bette Dancers woody dog.
Bob. sentenced to death under En-
,glish law for or~~'knocking down a
human being" has been set free af-
ter a herring before court headed
by Lord Parmoor. at Monks Risbor-
ough, England.
The Washington herald., 1920-06-13
Claimed Living Due Him
So He Set Out to Take II

Claiming that he had been star
boarder at forty-three different
poorhouses. while collecting the
living the world owed him, 63-
year-old man faced the county
court in Dallas. Texas. He was ad.
1udksd n entally ursound
The Washington herald., 1920-06-13
Only -Four Days Now are Left Aspirants
In Which to Take Advantage of Extra
Credits in SaZesmanship Campaign

in the morning until 9 In the even
ing. Come in first thing Monday.
Don't delay. Get started while the
ballot offer extraordinary - 100000
extra credits on each and every SIS
turned in for sUEscriptions-holds
good. At no time later in the cam
paign will club members obtain as
many credits for the subscriptions
they turn in as they will up to 10
p. m, next Thursday night, June II.
The Washington herald., 1920-06-13
She Believed Horse
Yarn Told by Hubby

At the trial in st. Paul, Mimi, of
Louis Ellis, negro, charged with
nonsupport, his wife testified: He
used to stay out nights. telling me
he had to paint some horses at the
stockyards.' What? Sure, 1 believ-
ed him"
The Washington herald., 1920-06-13
Useful Cessation.

MY daughter has been congratu-
lated on the finish of her piano
playing"
You're lucky. Mine never stops"
Baltimore American.
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DISTRICT FOUR.

! All Of Northeast Washington, in
Guiding Benning. Keniiworth. Trini-
dad. Ivy City. Brookland, Langdon
and WoodridEe. .--l..
The Washington herald., 1920-06-13
Salesmanship Club Members
Standings as Corrected Saturday
for Publication.
DISTRICT ONE.

All that section of Northwest
Washington east of Sixteenth street
and south of and including N street
,ru,>FDrnc rnrnrrc
The Washington herald., 1920-06-13
Doctors Recommend
Bon-Opto for the Eyes

Physicians and eye specialists pre-
scribe Bon-Opto as a safe home
remedy in the treatment OF eye
troubles and to strengthen eye
sight. Sold under money refund
guarantee by all druggists.-Adv.
The Washington herald., 1920-06-13
DISTRICT TWO.

All that section of Northwest
Washington and District Of Column
bia west OF and including Sixteenth
street.
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DISTRICT THREE.

That section of Northwest Wash
!ngton north of N street and east
of Sixteenth street.
MEMBERS CREDITS
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MEMBERS
CREDITS
DISTRICT FIVE

All OF Southeast Washington. in
GLIDING Anacostia and Congress
Heights.
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