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Richmond times-dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1914-current, 1920-03-21
DREADNOUGnT MARYLAND
SUCCESSFULLY LAUNCHED
Greatest Battleship In World Takes
to Water at Newport
News.
LARGE CROWD IN ATTENDANCE
Naryland's Congressional Delegation
Fails to Arrive, Yacht Sylph Going
Ashore on Back Itivor in Fog, but
Is Undamaged.
10y Associated presn1

NEWPORT NEWS, March 2o.-The
nattieshlp MARYLAND, tho greatest war
News Shipbuilding and Drydock Com
pany q fcw minutes after o o'clock this
the Comptroller OF Maryland, was the
sponsor.
:. Secretary Of the. Navy Joscphus
GERS Of the Navy and Army were pres
eent, az was "a largo official delegation
Tho batticship went on the. ways
Without q hitch while hundreds OF whis-
in appa uses e The @ set was deal
ana moro than $4,000 people Witnessed
NE l1u mel the fi1st pupils s syens
declared war on Germany.
W.rsAip In COO Feet Long.
Tho Maryland is the largest battle
ship yet built for the United States
Navy She is 600 feet long. 81 ga feet
draft OF 2o1.2 foet and Is as large. IL
not larger. than any warsh!p In the
The Maryland has two tunnels. two
cage masts. is heavily armored below
and above tho water line. will make an
and has normal dispiacement Of 5000
tons. Displacement loaded Is s3.4oo.
Mrs Lee had as her matrons Of
nc secretaly Of Navy; Mrs. Harris
franklin. and Mrs. Henry vandcw
Cabell.
Among tho officers OF tho Navy and
tho Army present were Admiral Fecht
Ter. conmandant of the fifth naval dis
trict; Admiral Burage. commandment
~ the Hampton Roads naval base. and
Brig adler General HaGood. commander
Of Camp Eustie.
Pnrty InsD-cts SAipy.rd.
The Secretary Of tho Navy and
launching party Inspected tho shipyard
Immediately after tho launching. They
ihcn boarded the biayflowcr and
steamed down to Old Point. There
the entire party went ashore and IN
apected Fort Monroe and the ruins OF
The Chatnberln Hotel, which was de-
stroyed By frc a short time ago. Secrc-
'ary Daniels went up to the Hampton
Normal School for a brief visit.
The launching party had post
launching luncheon on the Mayfowc-
about l o'clock and tho yacht went to
'he Hampton Roads naval base in order
that Secretary Daniels might inspect
this.
Secretary Daniels stated this morn
:ng that hc hopes 10 see the Chamber
lin Hotel rebuilt. Reservation rights
are more or less up 10 the War Depart
rnent. he said, and until tho Chamber
I'm Is rebuilt or another hotc! is con-
etructcd on Hampton Roads people who
'norc or less hard pu, to IL 10 lind
quarters
Yacht Goes Aground.
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men who are interested in the labor
movement as expressed by the .Ameri-
can Federation OF Labor"
TAFT CRITlCIzES WILSON
Charges Failure OF Ratification Is Due
to Stubbornness of the
PRESIDENT.
icy Associated Press.

GREENSBORO, y. c., March 60
The stubbornncss OF the man who hap
pens TO he the nations chief executor
at this time is solely responsible for
the defeat of the peace treaty and the
League of nations" was the statement
OF former President Taft, made here
today after he had read the account
Of the ScHate'S action last night in
refusing to ratify the treaty.
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uostile Cla.h occnr. in no-o...

MADRID. March 20.-A serious en-
counter between policemen and friend
u troops and strong body OF rebels
in the vicinity ofshrdl etaoi shrdluu
reported by the Spanish commission
there. The native troops lost four
Richmond times-dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1914-current, 1920-03-21
Yacht Coo. Aground.

Tho naval yacht Sylph, carrying
members OF the Maryland conEr. ssional
delegation TO the launching CT the nov
oattleship Maryland at Sewpor, News
his morning. reached Old Point Com
fort at l2:f5 o'clock this afternoon, over
,h.ce hours after the launching oc-
Cured
The yacht went aground on sand
bar on Back River in the heavy fog
30 had from her despite repeated efforts
ny the naval operating base at Hainp-
ion Roads TO raise her. Finally, about
IL o'clock this morning scapIancs which
had been sent out from the naval base
located the Sylph and received her sig
safely afYoat
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Inventive GENUS
Makes eAL0NEL
DELIGHTFUL
Calorel, the Most Valuable
Of Drugs, Now Purified
From It's Nausea and Dan
ger alotabs is the New
Name.

The medicinal virtues Of calomel
are in no way connected with its
nauseating aud dangerous qualities.
as Is proves by the tact that the new
calomei tablet. called Galotabs, Is
free from Objectionable effects YET re-
fains all OF the lircr-eleaGsins and
systempariiying qualities OF ;ae old
style calomel. For hiEousress. head
aches. constipation and indigestion,
and wherever calomel is essential, the
new de.nauseated cslomel tablet Is a
practically perfect Laxative.
To inspire public confidence in tais
new discovers the manufacturers have
authorized druggists everywhere 70
reldHd the price L the customer Is not
perfectly delighted with Calot2bs.
Sold only 10 Original packages. sealed.
Price thirty.fiye cents. Ono tablet at
bedtime. with swallow o. wafer. no
taste, no nausea. no gripping, no salts.
You wake up in the morning With 4
clean liver. feeling fine, and hearty
appetite for breakfast. Eat what you
pieasc-no tangT.-Adv.
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pHARoAH'S RUN.

Mrs. Julia Devault and two chill.
dren. Smith and Birch. Of Fairmont
spent the week end with the formers
father and other relatives al this
place.
! Misses Emma Rice and Flossie Mer-
! ri-fied. Blanche Rice and ..Messrs
Ocia Mathena and Albert Millbrad Of
Fairmont spe At Sunday afternoon with
Elsie Rice.
Earl Smith OF Clarksburs was Wis
ting on this Run Monday.
Hugh Dale Smith Of Clarksburg Is
spending tie summer with his grand.
parents Mr.. ann Mrs. Fl. D. Smith.
Mr. and Mrs. Clarence Smith are
the proud Parents OF big baby boy
MI. and Mrs. William Rice and Mr.
and Mrs. Howard Rice OF Fa!rmont
and Mr.. and Mrs. J. &C. Rice were
at Jesse Rice's Sunday.
Eli Barr and son Charles Of Browns
vile, Pa, were visiting on this run
Sunday.
Miss Kuhn Of Monongah is staying
at Frank Arnett's.
B. S. Musgraye has been visiting at
Minor Fishers.
Pearl Shuman is staying at Clar-
ence Smiths.
Mr.. and Mrs. Jesse Baker enter
tanned Friday evening at their home
here in honor Of Mr.. Bakers birth
day. About fifty were present 10 en-
10y the evening. They came from
Monongah, Fairmont. Rivesville and
this place Refreshments were sery-
ed consisting Of ice cream and cake.
Mrs. .Layina Keefover and Mrs. AZ
gle Pickett have returned home al
ter spending<a few days at Browns
vile, Pa.
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E. S. Kelly who is employed by the
Marion Planning Mill Co., and resides
on Route No. ) Speedway. Falrm9nt,
". Va, ina statement to one Of the
assistants Of Mr.. Crane Of the Crane
Drug Co., that city tells his opinion
Ct the Reese R-1l.
"For years my stomach liver and
kidneys have given me trouble said
Mr.. Kelly I had Indigestion so bad
tina: everything l ate caused me 70
suffer terribly. Gas would form on
nv stomach and would bloat up. |
vas weak and nervouse being con.
SANITY troubled with my liver and
kidneys"
4 read Of the good things the Reese
Formula R-1l had done for many
others and bought two bottles from
Cranes and TO say that am Glad !
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Realty Deeds Are
Filed for Record

The following deeds have been filed
with County Clerk A. G.. Martini.
Martha Ellen Smder OF al. to Fair
mont Building and Investment Co.
real estate in Fairmont district near
Locust arenue. $500.
Trustee Of Palatiue Lodge |. O. G
F. 10 Walter Carpenter, a lot in Ma
pie Grove cemetery. $1o0. :,
WoodlaTn Cemetery Co. to Lemuei
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MODERN Science works WONDERS
N CASE Of FA|RNONT NAN
f. Kelly Employed by Marion Planing Nell Of Failzsont
Tells Benefit Derived From Using the
Reese Formula Ri.

i did would be putting II mildly. Not
only have ! been given complete re-
| lief from my troubles but ! feel like
d different person already. cheer
fully recommend 1t 10 all others fos
] honestly believe it to be The best
medicine ever made"
Why will you persist in suffering
from indigestion, nervousness, rhel-
ma;ism, s!eeplessness, backache, lri-
nary, kidney, bladder or female trou-
bic when al you have to DO is 80 to
your druggist or Cranes Drug Store,
Fairmont Pharmacy, H-H Drug Com
psny, Mountain City Pharmacy, Fort
ney Dug Store, Martin Bros, South
Side Pharmacy. Family Drug Store,
get a bottle Of the Reese Formula R
il and get relief by removing the
cause. For that is exactly what Ri
does-Ady.
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carss Untold sufe.iae that Coz
Be Avoided.

II sou are afflicted with eczema
letter, crysipelas, rinCworms. PIN.
pies. acne, ealy eruptions, boils
irrfations Of the SKIN. or other
similar disorders, you need no,
expect any raj relief from local
applications, and the sooner you
discard their rse the sooner you
will be on the road 10 recovery,
crowded you wi. rely upon The
The West Virginian. [volume] (Fairmont, W. Va.) 1914-1974, 1920-06-21

| Barker, a lot in the cemetery, s1IiO.
Clarence D. Robinson CT al. TO Mel
lie Sterling Dickerson. a parcel Of
real estate on Monroe street, Fair
mont, 81.
Wesley Shackelford and wife to
Jenettie ". G. MCGEE. a parcel Of
| real estate on State Fork Of Pgles
Fork Of Buffalo creek. Warrington
district. $3.50.
j. Cal Youst an dvife to L. Snyder
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! Ministers run. spent Sunday at Ida
Fietcher's.
Mr.. and Mrs. David lngles ani
/! daughter Sylvia are visiting relatives
in Penusylvania. 81
Mr.. and Mrs. John Rice Of Parker
Run and S. X. Rice and Rachel
Kouchser were at Barsckyille Sur
| day afternoon.
Miss Lelah Straight has returned
home after spending few days with
Mr.. and Mrs. KaSta Straight Of BaI-
! ter
William KUHN Of Monongah was 4
receat visitor al Jesse Bakers.
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ouartetmaster sefgcants bef

quartetmaster sergeants before tke
United States entered the var.
The father Of Herman Fl. Phillips
of Berdan, H.. formerly Of Company
E., ls6til Infantry, Rainbow Division
and al present on the payroll OF tht
c. & A. Railroad Of Bertar, is IL
receipt Of 4 telegram from the Wal
Department. giving notice Of the
shipment OF his sons body in a Gov
ernment -casket direct from the GENE
terry at Chateau Thie.ry. Mr.. Phillips
and his son are both wondering what
they viii do with the corpse when II
arrives.
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HELP WsNGED.--alAIE

CLERKs-lMen, women is upward
for Postal siail Service. SlS5
month. Examinations July. Expert
enee unnecessary. For free patticu-
lars write Il. ferry former Civil
service Examinerl. 39G Continental
bldg, Washington.
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FOR SALE-Fine MARYLAND farms,
fertile and well improved: q state
having an excellent climate, beautiful
scenery and perfect ROADS. Cataio:
on request. Potts G Griffin. Realtors
Frederick, Nd, 6.l5s6tS2l1
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sle 3. =. e1eu iVr UuiiHs .ae
In France the largest American
cemetery Is at Romagle. with 23.9sl
Efayje, In which 10 most OF the
AMI 1cans who lost their lives IN
shei lArGolne drive.
Georges Carpenter, the French
champion, served, Is a plot in the
aviation corps Tor artillery and In
fsntry observation from the spring
Of 1916 % the summer Of lsi1-tw0
years.
Dr. Gztar Roussey, an official Of
the Neurological Society OF France.
has found that shellshccked patients
sc6n be cured in a hours BY being
convinced that their disease Is men.
tal and not physical
The present strength Of the U. S.
Army Totals 217,190 officers and en-.
listed men. This number includes 15..
S54 officers and 20l,336 men. OF
these 1e5 ,S04 are In the United
States and S5,7a2 in foreign coun.
tries.
L DR.. Mueller, the German Chancellor
declared that 1t Is Germany's bust.
I ness 10 attest the fact ..she has had
enough e. war 10. an eternity, and
mo fool, crowned or nncrowned, shall
drag the new republic mo a war OF
revenge.
Suggested as New JERSEYS mem.
orial 10 the boys who fought in the
world war, a great forest trsct ex.
tending s. miles, which Is described
rs ideal Tor camp sites, having we'll.
stocked trout streams and a wealth
OF lakes, Is now awaiting the ar
pfoFal d the people Of thar state.
a., A n1eaSufe TO give veterans OF Span.
igt and Philippine wars suffering dis
abilities not resulting from service,
pensions Of from ST. to $50 a month
!; Is awaiting President Wilson's sig.
nature. All veterans Of the two wars
On reaching the age Of so would be
given tie same pensions.
The Supefdreadnought Tennessee.
he LARGEST and most formidable bat.
! tleshlp atloat, recently commissioned.
Was Constructed at a cost OF $4,000
900. The Tennessee is S25 feet long,
has 4 bDa,n Of IS feet and a displace.
fnens OF $500 tons. She is the first
sbaitlschip to recruit her entire per.
sonnet n 631 from the State from
which she takes hr name.
Provisions Of the War Revenue Act
Requiring sIhe President Of the United
States md all Federal JUDGES 10 pay
IN income tax on their salaries wetc
declared unconstitutional by the
Supreme Court. Under the act, the
President paid on his salary Of S75,.y
300 q year approximately $4,000 in
seIeS. Revenues already collected I'm.
der The invalid provisions will, under
de C0Ht's decision, be refunded by
he Treasury.
One EEHfsed and Sixty-six commits.
sioned ofdce7s Of the Quartermaster
Corps were discharged from their
war commissions and re-enlisted as
Z sefgeantS In the peace4ime army. or
the number, there are one lieutenant.
colonel, 81 majors, 100 captains, nine
first lieetenants. All have served as.
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WANTED 10 RENy-By man and
wife, 5 or 5 room house. Address
200 High street. 6-lS-3t-S2E
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FLAMING, ITCHING
SKIN Disc, Asses

use OF S. S. S.
S. S. S, is one Of the r:,ost salts.
factory remedies for diseases Of
the skin because It goes direct to
the seat Of the trouble. and By
cleansing the blood Of ali inpuri-
ties and disease germs, il. keeps the
skin free from infection, AID re-
stores it to its normal healthy cou-
dition.
For free expert medical advice
write to Chief Medical Adviser,
Swift Laboratory. Atlanta, Go,
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FOR SALE-Typewnter. adding ma
chine. check protector, cash regis
ter, dupiieator. $50 eacn. }. Steel,
Madisonille, Ohio. b-gl-st-S21l
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FOR SALE--C4su keEsiers and Cred.
it Flies. Easy paymenu. National
Cash Register CoEtan.. ClarksbuIy &.
". Va. ..l2tt-7.Sl
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FARMS FOR SALE

OHIO FARMS for Sale. sendior list.
j. W. LeBeau. Minerva, Ohio.
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CENTRAL MISSOURI. FARMS,
Send for lists. 100 farms 10 Gallo
way county. Missouri. with full de-
scripiion and price for each: in Mis-
souri's best grain and blue grass
county. Koont2 & Palmer. Fulton,
No. S-Si-32t-lss6
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lCl ASST led AID R IISI
~, w. =. y IHE.

TELEpKoNE yosr want 4, b NE,
WEST vIEi;1NlAN. Phones lids.
: llus. 1907. advertising department
Classified ads must be N this rtees 6eiore
=. n. 10 insure insertion 70 tn classi-
6cd eofima. and before =. moon. . n.
ure insertion In The LEie Wan. ADJ
SUB-STAu0NS.
For The convenience Of those Sbo can
not casi.y come TO The Wa: VrEiniAa
c:iee " plsee their eissst6Sd advertise
mentS. The following Sgh-Stations have hren
arranged Tor. CtasSthsd Advertisements
eft .; thess Statiuns VIZ rsnCirf Tie sams
prompt. ea.eip! stiestson o. U le1t b ths
Office Of re Wet virginian
A. G. Martin Co. look Store
13l Main Street.
Tenth Stree. News Stand
Tents Stree; and virginia are.
Eass Side News Company :
sarkct Street. First Wan
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WA.NrED-Thee day old Hereford
or Durham cali. Address SOS, care
West Virginian. c.i55tS20S
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IN 0Safcels 81 real ess2te IN the
Hc1Sh s1dition Warrington. 81
.Iaco6 d. Watkins and vile 70 Her:
eehel Ice, real estate n the Eighth
ward. Fairncnt. sIeOo.
Charles a. Manley and wife 10
Lulu B. Ea.tin, d parcel Of land on
Hog Lick run, Grant district, In ex
change for other real estate.
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When a person employs servant
in Mexico the servants entire family
will reside xi;h the employer.
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WANTED-Woman 10 N1sh hid
clean one day each week. ~
l514-R. y ! :. 81
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FOR SALElHopse and lot on Spring
ST, near Miller school. Bargain TO
quick ouyer. Inquire AS Spring ST.
6-sl-St-e6s.
FOR SALE--Bed and window shades.
Cheap. Call l52i.R.
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FOR RENT-Farnished room, sall5'
Bile for man and wifi, eeJ HIg
s-2ls5t 8
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Fee SALE

FOR SALE-i'resh Jersey Gov and
H0lsteln-Jerse heifer ealf. Calf
two weeks old. Call 1S6-R.
6-2i.3t-S263
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FOR RENT--Priyate Garage D. zlpI
CASTOR avenue. e-1S-S u
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FOR RgNT-Nicely turnisied r6cll
for light housekeeping. peug.
551.W, sD4 Locust Ave.
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WAITED Position as iTlsE dfiTeF;;
years experience. Address Box
SIS. care West Nlrglnian. 6.ll.5l.S. %
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EEL. WsE-EI,.

4-soo~~e-~-SS~-e $3.50. 49,.
WANTED--Lady to DO BIOL .li
and general Office work. lIit
accurate in figures and write z
neat hand. Steady employees
ply in person, 4?O Main Stfge
Ssela
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NuloS AND 6CCESS0 kls.s.

FOR sALE--lsIS Chevrolet Ic1EIlg
car. Cheap to quick buyer. ln1nl!i:
1896 Virginia Ave. e-la-rSt:Ss
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RlllI
RGIQNlliRES|
=: g
Z Fosccfui Faets Concerning the later
e6ts 81 Former Soldiers, Sailors
z and Marines.

General John Joseph Pershing is
50 years Of age.
Maine gave a bonus Of 500 to her
former service men.
Pine thousand clerical employees OF
the War Department will be ttsnlSs'
q b July /.
American army rifles are consider.
: ed 10 be superior 10 all other, ac'
eording 10 Belgian army experts.
a registration Is made Of 1901
graves OF American dead distributed
over eight counties IN Europe.
I. War with Spain cost the q. S.
Government $S2l, GDo.DeO. There were
sSAue regulars aud 2?s,SW yotur'
5eeiB IN service.
Despite the high wages OF civil EN-.
pioyment, S05,Oyv men have enlist
ed Or reenliStedit in the regular arm!
silce Apfl. 1910.
It Is estimated that there are more
dian 1000 New Workers., fifty.tiya Of
whom were killed 10 action. enlisted
In tie Allied armies
One thousand former Canadian ayi.
1knfS have made applicatjep TO the
Hpmtnion Government for ,obs in the
Canadian air service.
The War Department Is in need Of
!! ., 49, recruits Ior army service in the
Panama Canal Zone, lS5 In the Phil
ipplneI and l,410 ia HAWAII.
The Bureau Of Navigation Of the
i Mar Department has eliminated
nun the new recruiting pamphlet
tie name o. Admiral William s.
SIMS.
As an ,aid to veterans in the world
VA. Oklahoma gave SIS month to
her former service men, with a maAl'
mum Of $500. lof educational ex'
q sfif;tE Az do,,-,,,r. ~ ,,,o,, than
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FOR SALE-one Brick TchriEt
1915 Model: one Ford : Touring
$500. See US for good bargain b
used cars Of all makes. A. Il. kee's
Nc. 5 Hcnnen Bldg. Phone 4ss: <
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With the departure Of more thai
100000 German prisoners, France 4!
81 need Of four to live hundred thons
lnd laborers 70 clean up the devastat
ID regions.
Eighty former world war ye;ejan;
we're recently added 10 the Ess.ee De
nsrtment Of the city Of Philadelphia
AL but I've saw service in France.
The American Legion is planning
Tor the readoptioa OF approximately
300 fatheriess French children whom
The a. Z. F. cared for during The
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Mrs. Julia Devault and two chill.
dren. Smith and Birch. Of Fairmont
spent the week end with the formers
father and other relatives at this
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WANTED

6-21-it-S266
The Concordia sentinel. (Vidalia, Concordia Parish, La.) 1882-current, 1920-07-31
HOT WEATHER
Hits the Stomach Hardest

Chicago, Ill.-HOt weather upsets
the strongest stomach and causes seri-
GUS troub!.s for the weak ones, so word
IL now going out to thousands Of
eatoaic user3 that they should, dur
Ing this hot weather, be on the safe
side and take one eatonic tablet
about half an 1our before meals, as
well as after eating. Do this and
keep the excess acids and poisonous
gases from forming In stomach and
towels Eatonic acts quickly; it will
help the appetite and take away the
aOt-weather, fevertSh, thirsty feeling
from mouth and stomach, because it
taJzes up the excess acids, pOisons and
axses and carries them out Of the
body and of course, when the cause
OF the trouble is removed, there can
be no bad feeling. Eatonic is like
n bit Of candy, and is recommended to
Ill as safe. sure remedy these hot
days for stomach and bodily troubles,
raUsed from overeating and drinking
c1ld things. Adv.