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Richmond times-dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1914-current, 1920-03-27
IL ARMY ARPLAKES
SEARCH FOR MISSING
AVIATOR IN FLORIDA
Licutenuni Omar Nicrgarth
Disappears in Wiitis Of Deep
Lake Region.

FORT MYERS Fl.A., March aG.--A
feet OF seventeen army airplancS from
C,arlstrom Field, Arcadia. Fla. today
searched til. wilds of Lee County FOR
Lieutenant omar NicrEurih. army avia-
tor. who has been missing since Tues
day.
One OF The planes engaged in the
search icll some 200 feet today, re-
suliinG in painful hat not serious in
jurics 10 Cadet j. T.. Brady, New Or
leans. and his mcchanician. Gus StricS-
nitZ. of Michigan.
Lieutenant Niergarth i'et the army
field at Arcadia Tuesday bound FOR Fort
Myers on II trial trip. and when he
failed to arrive. or 10 communicate
with cariStrom Field after three days,
an airplanc base was established here
and tho search started in earnest.
Seminole Indians today told army
searching parties they saw an airplane
pass over the big cypress swamp In
Lee County heading toward the Deep
Lake region Tuesday afternoon. Ntcr-
garth was alone. and his flying COM
panions fear lie has met with some
mishap or has been forced TO land in
some inaccessible spot
Richmond times-dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1914-current, 1920-03-27
KSAWOlNAL ADVANCE
OF STERLING EXCHANGE
IS SCORED ON MARKET
Demand Bills Rise 10 S3.0J ON
Adrices Of London C0M
Shipments.
Lny s Asaocintei l.ress- /

NEW YORK. March a6.--A scnsa
tional advance was made by sterling
exchange in the market today. the rise
preceding the follo wing advices of the
engagement OF gold valued ut u ,o0o. 600
in London. for shipment to this coun-
try.
Demand hills rose 10 $S.95 and
cables went Il traction higher. while
longtime rcmittanccS made corrc
spending gains with moderate reac-
tionS in the later dealings.
Todays maNmum quotations repro -
scntcd Il gain OF ! i cents from ycs-
tcrday's high Ii "a cents for the
week. and an extreme Of - cents from
the low OF last month. when interna-
tional credits here were demoraliZcu.
Contrary TO general expectation. eX-
change on France. italy and other Con-
tincntal European points. derived lit
tie or no benefit from the better tone
OF British bills. though they were mod :
erately higher than in the early days
OF the week Francs were quoted at
the rate OF 1872 for the American dol
lar, and lire at 1882.
Richmond times-dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1914-current, 1920-03-27
FRIENDS OF MURDERED
DOCTOR SWEAR REVENGE
Hundreds of Coinpatriots or Slain Cam
Bisi Vow Vengeance
KILLER.
ny AssOciat"d = FrNss
" NIlIS Il AIlr.l, nS n,


NEW YORK. March 2s.--The mys-
terlous double murder of DR.. Nincunr
J. CampiSi. brooklyn physician. and an
unidentified patient whose bodies
were found las, night in lodging
house room. still barled the police to-
night Detectives. however. are said
10 nave found che. on the strcng;h n
OF which genera! alarm has beer,
sent on; for youth described as 80.
Years old, WALKS lame. apparently
wounded. has long pointed nose and
u b!oodsiaincd ovcrcoIt."
hundreds OF pr. campisi'S friends
including members OF various rratcrnal
oreanizationS 10 which he belonged
Gcthcrcd in iron; OF his residence to-
night when the body was brought TO
his family and dramaticaliy sworc ven
gaance against his slayer. They
banded themselves into an informal
LEGION Of avengers" pledged 10 enlist
the aid OF thousands of citizens OF
Italian birth or parcntage in running
down the murderer. The Independent
Sons Of Italy. with 5000 members in
New York. would join in the move
mcnt. ii was said. Conspicuous In the
great ,hronC OF mourncrS that filed
the street were scores OF mothers with
babes in their arms whom the dead
physician had hcfTicndcd. The women
went as tho body was borne into The
house.
Richmond times-dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1914-current, 1920-03-27
FIGHTING Ar WESEl is
CONTINUING, is REPORT
Artiilcry Shells Fall Among Civilian.
and Result In Several
tISualticS. 49,
u AssorLatel Prcss.

BERLIN March 2G.-.E.bnrt povarn
nsSh, mSino troo9S s'iii held Wcsei across the
afternoon at G 5H'' i,finy,, ns fi5y a. O'clock this
u! progress during the day was seem
MY M IN Nin* away at that hour, and
;''ti,n1Weh ,,t,ar,eh WsSe' ts under lire from arr
'tifIN IN tEn lands Of the workers,
1ri'H. the troops had succeeded i,, re-
peihhS All Infantry attacks.
'"u"A paiile opened during the
lacked workers forces which had ad,
"i N" McS"l Bridgehead -
fiitc"n shells fcll into tho ciyiI:ani
part ct Wcscl today, damaging a num-
Der OF dwellings and resulting in the
"'''imn ,h VI :. nn,te and two children.
,N"rhcrS forces which are intrcnchad
atong thc l-iprc River, south and SOUTH
taSs.%i to on ,,, Ine Guy threaten, II they fnn
tories aud mines in Western Germnnvs
Ihc Reds" have established great
h.auIunrtcrS similar To that of The
Hid icrman arm yand are issuing of~
In last nlehts cnmmuniqae .tf1h
eral villages aud to have taken mora
t,,an Poo prisoners during the day. but
ne wori<mrns headquarters admitted
In tho lighting. -
Maior-t t.;cneral Kabitsch, OF the
sniI ;Ii,Ii"SMehr ,h ,,di N s9mmTGnGuo today
routed the workmcn from the vicinity
of T.ippc Schloss yesterday found l5o
dead there. TclcSramS from AIuen-
Ster. HE'D last night. report severe en-
sascnoutS between government and
Communist troops on tn line from
iiamm south 70 Hagen. Further soutli.
in the direction OF Cologne anu Dues
scld"rf., thcr.. Iias been nghting and
serious conflicts have occurred at
Ruck!ins :iIuS and near AluenSter. (
Announce UItimntum. s
Decision not TO abandon tho struE.
glr in tho Ruhr district has been
reached at a meeting or rcprcsenta-
tivIs of labor councils OF the Rhine-
land and WestDhalia N Essen last
night. The only condition under
which the workers will consent to
peace is the withdrawal OF governments
forces from the Muenstcr military dts
trct. says dispatch received here-StG
Until these forces retire, armed
workers viii undertake To maintain
public order in tile district. Governs
mcnt troops ut Wesel have been res
enforced. according 10 reports from
the Dutch frontier 49,
Richmond times-dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1914-current, 1920-03-27
LEADERS OF RAILWAY
CLERKS DECLARE IS
PER CENT ON STRIKE
SfiII No Settlement in SipL,i
in Norfolk and Western
Wnik0uf.
tHy Associated Press !

ROANOKE. VA. March a6 Leaders
OF the railway clerks on the Norroih
and Western Railway. who walked 0ut
las; Monday because the company re.
fused to dismiss two nonunion en-.
pioyccs following charges by the clerks
that tho men had insultcd a young wo-
man employee, declared tonight they
intended TO remain out until their
grievances arc adjusted in a salts.
General Chairman G. +. Lane, OF the
clerks organization, announced tonight
that 81 per cent Of the 5000 clerks on
the Norfolk and Western system have
responded TO The strike cali.
Against this was n statement from
General Manager. W. J. jerks, OF the
york thus far He declared that. at
email stations clerical work was prac-
tically ticd up.
The Roanoke Central Trades and
Labor Council. representing 5000 mem
bers Of organized labor. at meeting
tonight voted to call a mass-meeting
OF tho sixteen local unions Sunday
afternoon, to consider evidence in con-
nection with cause for the strike of
the clerks.
Richmond times-dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1914-current, 1920-03-27
CLAIMS IRON DIVISION
PLANS MARCH ON BERLIN
German Majority Socialist Organ Nor-
warts Charges romcranin With -
t'nmsuirnCN and NurNer. ~

EE.RLlN, March 2G--The Majority
Socialist organ Norwaerts charges that
IOmcrania and tho northern Ucker-
mark, northwest OF Stett:n. arc under
the douination OF the Iron Division
Cialtic lroops). and the league of
fomcralIiun landowners. WHO have
IL for their own purposes. In Prenzinu,
southwest of Stettin, they procured the
murder of the local executive of the
jndcpendrnt Socialists. the newspaper
declares.
According 10 statements made by its
officers. NorwacrtS asserts, the Iron
Division intends 10 march on Berlin.
Ilocbcritz, the troop camp outside OF
Berlin. has become The center oi The
cOnntcr-rc oiu,ionary activity under
he : . g an Fight Bclshcvism,
according to the Norwacrts. The nioye-
mont is gaining adhcren;S daily among
SlMdcmtS Tho now MspnpcI SlNS. s-.sN
Richmond times-dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1914-current, 1920-03-27
POLITE BANDITS BIND
CLERKS AND ROB STORE
Hefused to Take Money of n Girl Gus
tumrr, Sorry that They "WOui,l
Not Rob a Lady,

IIIILADELPIilA, March o6.--Thrce
UP - clothing shop on the second door
OF = Chestnut Street building today.
hound and gagged four men and a
girl, gathered together nearly S400. four
watches and some clothing. and cs-
capcd.
They refused TO take the money of
girl customer, saying they would not
rob lady; returned to her escort q,
dollar for car fare. and also let Il junk
dealer. who happened into the store
70 buy waste paper, retain his money.
The bd ndits selected new suits OF cloth
ing and spring ovcrcoats and left the
four men and the girl bound and
gagged in the shop. One of the vic
inns managed TO loosen himself and
notified a traffic policeman standing a
few feet from the store.
Richmond times-dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1914-current, 1920-03-27
SERGEANT MAJOR RISES
TO CHIEF OF RED FORCES
Former Nonrominissioncd Officer fn
IudrndorH'S Army Now Commands
SpartRcfsts. go


WASliI \GTON. March 26.--NapofsonS
statement that every corporal carried
in his knansaclS the baton Of 4 marshal
has been partially cNempli!ied in Ser
Geant Major Weber, leader "f the Spar
taCist forces in the Euhr Valley, estt-
mated TO number 10000 men.
During The war Weber. according Co
reports received hcrc. Was a noncon-5
misscncd officer attached 70 General
ludendorn's Stail at German general,
headquarters. When not engaged Z in
running crrands. Weber, the reports
stat. listened to ,hc discussions OF
military strategy Ivy the hcadquartersi.
officers. ON one occasion Weber is said
in these reports 10 have overheard Cen
cral Ludcndnrn quote Napolecn's fa-i
fouS dictioU, aud today the former nom
coinDlj toned officer carries the baton
Of the German l,,l army. ~
Richmond times-dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1914-current, 1920-03-27
LIGHTNING IGNITEs GAS
Four MnnhoIcS Over Sewers nIowu 10
Atoms MS Result OF First Electrical
Sfnrn.

First lightning of the season last
night iGnitcd gas in a sewer between
Twelfth and Fourteenth on Broad
Street. blowing four manhoics to atoms
and tearing uD the cobblestoncS for
several feet around each with tho
terrific force o. the explosion.
One manholc lid. tho one in front Of
most as high as the church itscIf ac.
cording to Lieutenant Robert bryant
who was standing n few feet away
when the explosion occurred. Tic was
uninjured. although the concussion tore
up bricks around the manholc for sew
erai feet.
Striking telephone nole ut JAN
Alley and Broad Street. the lightning
followed n ground wire into tho sewer.
II is believed. struck the cable there.
and lGnited the sewer gas, which caused
the explosion.
Richmond times-dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1914-current, 1920-03-27
PERMIT GERMANY TO SEND
100, 600 TROOPS TO CRUSH B
RED REVOL UTYON TRLJFIR
Mock Avalanche Kills
German Movie" Actress

GENEVA, March :G. - iicrniinc
koller, II wriI-knoNyn German NOV
tnE-picfurcs actress of Dresden, wnS
Killed nud several other actors nnd
nctresscs were Injured yesterday near
Innsbruck in the upper steppcs Of
the NhdgrnN Mountain when nm
imitation avalanche. which WINS to
cnrclop the group developed Into n
real avalanche. according tn re-
port received here.
Mountain scenes were being taken
by German Him company ut an
altitude OF D.100 feet. Thc scene wnn
t0 drpict II pnrty 0f eleven persons
being buried beneath I'M avalanche.
just az the picture was about to be
taken :; real avnla1chr cume down
tho m0untainsidr and buried the
company.
Richmond times-dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1914-current, 1920-03-27
FASHION WRITER OBTAINS
DIVORCE FROM HUMORIST
Mrs. Marian Rubicnm Brnlcy, OF Phil
1dciphtn, md Husband Were Mnr-
ried Aboard Ford Ark.
tBy Universal Scrvice.l

NEW YORK. March 2G.-Mrs
Marian Itubicam Braley, the fashion
writer, obtained divorce in the Su-
premc Court today from Berton Bra :
ley. poet and humorst. TO whom She
was married on December ., 1915, on
the Henry Ford peace ship. The suit
was not defended by Mr.. Bralcy
Mrs. Braley is the daughter of Mr..
and Mrs. y. Rittenhouse Rubicam, OF
Philadelphia. and was married TO Mr..
Bralcy by tho Rev. DIR. jenkins Lloyd
Jones. of Illinois. on the Ford ark that
went over TO get the boys out of the
trenches by Christmas" W. j. Bryan.
who had gone over TO the pier in New
Jersey 10 sec the ship sail. was pressed
in "a witness, and cheorfully served
in that capacity
Richmond times-dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1914-current, 1920-03-27
DON'T WASTE WASTE, WARNS
SECRETARY OF COMMERCE
Calls Attention Of American Housewife
TO Possibility OF Utilizing Much
RaP.pan
Try 4 Associntcd Press I

WASHINGTON, March 26.-"Don't
waste waste Secretary Of Commerce
Alexander today urged upon the
American housewife. calling attention
TO the possibility Of utilizing much Of
the refuse which will be disclosed by
the. sprlng house cleaning. At least
S s460.000,0o0 worth Of waste paper. rub
her. metals and other articles sent to
the. rubbish heap eDch year can bo re-
claimed, tho secretary said,
Richmond times-dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1914-current, 1920-03-27
BORAH CALLS USE OFMONEY
IN WOOD-LOWDEN PRIMARY
GHTNATIOWAL SCANDAL
Armed Workers in Ruhr
as Red as the Russi3ns
III. Associated Prrxs.I

UEitLIN. March -Mnior-Gcn-
cra1 Won Srcrht, commander OF gov
rrHn,cni forces, today declared the
situation in the Hu;ir region to bf
YER! rrrions I'm the course OF an In
trrNtr,S with the cores <pOn1cnt OF
;hr Ingchlatt.
NEGOTIATIONS at Uictrfeld het,rc-n
government rmiSsnric> aud workers
mad been To no purpose lie aid. and
thcrc hnd been no nrEOtint.OnS
whatever with the tOinmunists.
There cNists In the HNhr region
Il Itcd army ns In Russia" Mnjor-
General Won Sercht continued, "ruo
iarhe Wril-rHUipprd aHd vrll-fcil
Wrn VIII make uhc of MI the ca
prricncc gained during the war"
Richmond times-dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1914-current, 1920-03-27
Poles nout Bolsheyi~t Army.
:iy Associated Press,

WARSAW. March a5.-Bolshevst
forces attempting TO smash through the
Polish right wing on the Podoliau front
have captured several villages along
thc Slutch River. but have been un-
abie to cross that stream. Fight ing
is proceeding over Il front of approx
nateiy $50 miles. and statemen: is
sued at Polish headquarters here says
the Poles arc inf!ictinS heavy losses
upon the Soviet army
Richmond times-dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1914-current, 1920-03-27
COMMUNIST SECRETARY
is CONVICTED OF ANARCHY
IInrr! Winitsky Is Found Guilty of
Advocating Overthrow by Force
of Governments
iBy Associated Press. !

NEW YORK. Mrrch 26.--Iiarry Win
itsky. executive secretary Of the local
found guilty by Il jury In the State Su-
prcmc Court late today o. violating tho
states criminal anarchy law. He Is
charged with having advocated the
overthrow of government ny force.
Richmond times-dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1914-current, 1920-03-27
LIQUOR SEIZURE HALTS
BUSY BROOKLYN CROWDS
Homcwnrd bound Suburbnnites Stnnd
In Rnpt Attention at Sight of
nnln

NEW YORK, March 26.-Thousands
OF Brooklynites homeward bound aftcr
their days work clustered late today
hin arou.u ,svenue odcoSs raidious .ial
tab!ishment. reappeared with whisky.
sherry and cocktHi which they
claimed to have discovered in n Cam
outage" cash register Tho proprietor
and two "hartendcrs" were arrested.
charged withsviolating the prohibition
Richmond times-dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1914-current, 1920-03-27
RADIO REPORTS VESSEL
ASHORE BETWEEN CAPES
Unidentified Steamer Wlrcies,cS
Hampton Roads FOR InIme-
tlIu.t

NORFOLK. March 2t..-The nNvaI
wireless station on Hampton Roads TO-
night reported an unidentified steamer
ashore on the middle ground SiioaIs
between Cape Henry and Cspc Charles
Failure to establish Communications
they. declared, Indicated that tac snjp'sl
wireless is out Of commission Thes
vesse! is said TO he OF about f,g1n tops4
dispiacemcInt and Went asitorc sEostIy
after dark The coast guard cutter
Manning hus been dispatched Ia snsl
SGGnr. .a3.s
Richmond times-dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1914-current, 1920-03-27

Competent Public stepokrarkcr at
Hotel Rueger,-Adv.
Richmond times-dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1914-current, 1920-03-27

Comfort and economy. York RIVER
Line To Baltimore, dnilS exc. Surdayk
ADV. 3,isl lfts jSsrS
Richmond times-dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1914-current, 1920-03-27
ALLIED ARMY IS
READY TO AID THEM.
$4,000 French, British and
Belgian Soldiers Await the
Orders to Advance. i
HEAVY FIGHTING AT WEsEu
government Forces, Despite Com
stant Smelling, Still Hold the
City on the Rhine. I.
HEAVY FIGHTING AT VESSEL

i'EELlN. March 2G.-C,oiorne ad-
N'tts !" thr l.ckal Anzci-cr saw II is
"Hiho"nged .si, from American and Brit
I" perm!t Germanv 10 send Ion mn
troops 10 the Ruhr region. and tbnt
u ,htSe are insufficient 70 maintain law
anu oruyr they viii he re- enforced IN
$1,000 British. French and Belrian
The Lee County journal. (Leesburg, Ga.) 1904-19??, 1920-01-16
NOTICE TO TIE
PUBLIC "

With this assure we are taking
the management of the Journal.
We will endavor to publish pap
er that any community can be
proud Of. Our subscription list
will be worked over and every old
subscriber will have an opportunity
TO renew his subscription and we
will guarantee prompt after ton to
same at all times. Realizing the
need Of a live weekly paper we are
devoting every effort toward max
ing the Journal the snappiest little
weekly in South West Georgia and
with the cooperation Of the good
citizens of this county we are assul
ed success. Lee County cannot at,
ford to lag IN sending into other
sections of the state, evidence Of
this work and progress Of a prosper
Gus County,
We can make the Journal ar
ideal paper with your cooperation
and in turn we will guarantee
courtesy and attention to that which
will promote the iuterert Of the
public.
Sincerely.
John M. Sadler.
Dan L. Avery.
The Lee County journal. (Leesburg, Ga.) 1904-19??, 1920-01-16
Election { Notice
.ss4, ..-' =.
GEoRG1A--Lee County.

U1IOxNI48A~~ACC GVUAaVys
At a regular meeting Of Demo
cratic Executive Committee Of Lee
County, Georgia at Leesdurg Ga.
January 8, 1920.
Be it resolved that the whit de
mocaatic primary in and for the
County Of Lee be held on the four
tn day of March 1920; be it further
resolved that all persons desiring to
offer sheir candicay for either Of the
offices of said County be required to
tofiIe the announcement with the
Chairman eff said committee not lat
60 than IL P M Feb. ri, 1920 and
that the said announcement be &C
companied with a fee as is herein
after fixed-in no event will any an
nounoement be received unless the
samo be accompanied with check q
foresaid.
Be it further resolved that the fol
lowing fee Of announcement be
made; For Sheriff, Clerk Of Super
or Court, Tax Collector, tax receiN
er treasurer, Judge City Court o.
Leesburg, County School Superin
tendant, each twenty dollars: Or
binary, five dollars; no charge fc1
County Surveyor and Coroner.
Belt further resolved that an elet
ton be held in each Of tue District.
OF said county and that the mana&
ers cs said election each be naic
the sum of three dollars per day
and that the addition to the mar
ayers in the SAID presincts that two
clerks be allowed at the County
site.
Be it further resolved that eacl
member of the Democratic executive
committee receive per diem of five
dollaos for each day or part thereof
engaged in said election.
S. j. Yeoman Chairman.
E. L. Simpson, S. NJ. Stocks
Democratic Executive Commute E.
The Lee County journal. (Leesburg, Ga.) 1904-19??, 1920-01-16
FARM LABOR
SHORT; TRAC-
TORS ARE USED

Atlanta, Ga, Jan. H. Georgia
farmers are taking hold for the new
year with energy and enthusiasm
despite the shortage of labor, accord
ing toJ. J. Brown, commissioner OF
Agriculture, who has just returned
from a trip to middle and south
Georgia counties.
1.-THE labor shortage is more or
less accute, said Commissioner
Brown. Both tenant farmers and
farm hands are leaving the farms
in large numbers and going to the
cities. This confronts the farmers
with serious difficulty. But they
are going right ahead with prepare
tions for the new crop, and are tax
ing intelligent steps to offset labor
shortage by more extensive methods
Of cultivation and by the use Of
tractors. 1t is really remarkable,
the number OF tractors being used
It is one Of the interesting signs o.
the time to ride past a field aAb Sc,
a farmer turning his land with I
tractor plQw,. going deep and turr
ing up the subsoil where formerl!
he was using mules.
The Lee County journal. (Leesburg, Ga.) 1904-19??, 1920-01-16

and testing the wonderful curative
properties of the plants that grow
on the South Sea Islands. Some or
these plants were known to the ma
tive chiefs; others possessed prop
critics of which scientists had not
dreamed. He made many wonder
full discoveries, the greatest OF
which has proven to make men ana
women enjoy the robust health ma
ture intended. At the time of this
discovery, the scientist was almost
physical wreck, but soon after,
by the aid of his own treatment.
he was able to regain his former
robust health, which he has enjoyed
ever since"
To use Mr.. Pomeroy's own words
disease is just like the Zeppe-
lin. 1t is just as heartless and
cruel, and even more destructive
than the murderous airships of the
ruthless Hun. 1t is also, as ! have
demonstrated, just as vulnerable In
most cases to the right kind OF
treatmen. / have perfected a
medicine that conquers stomach
trouble, and the ills that result
therefrom, just as surely as my bull
let freed England from the terrors
of the assassins of the air. To my
mind, the bullet is a small and in
significant contribution to human
ity compared with my medicine.
which is, as surely as live, des-
tined to free multiplied thousands
from one Of the most deadly and
cruel enemies of the human race"
"Only recently" said his secre-
tary, "at the suggestion OF a group
of business men and capitalists, he
consented to permit the use of his
product rs a commercial PROPOSE
ton, but then only when he was
convinced that in no other WRy
could he hope to reach and benaA
hundreds of thousands of people
who really needed his medicine, 1t
was shown to him that he could
only reach a limited number
through his own personal work,
whereas IL his medicine were
placed within reach of those who
need it, everyone would have the
opportunity to benefit from his
great discovery. However, Mr..
Pomeroy insisted that with every
bottle there would also be given a
guarantee that the purchaser is to
be returned his money if satisfac-
| tory results are not obtained"
1t is reported that quite a few Of
the leading druggists in this sec
ton have already taken steps to
get Mr.. Pomeroy's famous medi-
cine, which is called Puratone, so
the people here will have the OPP
portunity to benefit by it the same
as the people Of the big cities
where Mr.. Pomeroy is visiting.
Everywhere Mr.. Pomeroy drives
home the basic truth" remarked
his secretary, that the stom-
ach is the organ that governs the
general health Of all mankind, and
it is his theory that if the stomach
is toned up and strengthened, and
its functions properly directed, it
follows, as surely as the night fol-
lows day, that the other organs Of
the system will respond and that
robust health and strength viii be
restored to the weak and sickly.
" re is surrounded by mass Of
data right now" continued his Sec
rotary, "and you can depend upon
/ it that the results of his work will
Re startling disclosures that VIVID
FAKE men think"