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The Rock Island Argus and daily union. (Rock Island, Ill.) 1920-1923, 1920-05-28
III TRY FOR
CONVENTION OF
eRO1T0 IN n

noysment to obtain the 1922
.,sa.ion Of tho supreme council
. = srotto for Rock Island will
:. Inn in Kansas City by repre-
...tiyes Of Amoo grotto in at
...s.rce at the convention there
-. & Z. 8 and .. II the move
- "srt q successful it will bring
.s.s.,i thousand delegates to this
~ for one OF the biggest conven-
80 Rock Island has yet enter
tsined. -.
Iii mems bearing the words ut
vtll tickle you to meet in Rock
,.I.nd With Amoo in 1922" will be
Ma,ibuted in Kansas City as well
= cher literature. 1t is expected
.s.t the Fort Armstrong hotel will
s.ya been completed by the time
\ the convention for the enter.
t,inment OF the visitors.
Amoo grotto will be represented
N Kansas City by the following
vho 10 as delegates: J. W. John
ON j A. Morris, Otto Priester and
otto F, Hildebrandt. Over cne
hundred fifty members and Their
families have thus far signed tC
make the trip.
On Wednesday. June 2. the regu-
lar business meeting Of Amoo gro--
10 will be held. followed by cere-
The Rock Island Argus and daily union. (Rock Island, Ill.) 1920-1923, 1920-05-28

avenue. who has been missing for
several days. The man was said
to be nearly 50 years old. and IT 10
believed that he has wandered
away and some accident has befal-
len him. McLennen is one Of the
Oldest residents in Rock Island and
The Rock Island Argus and daily union. (Rock Island, Ill.) 1920-1923, 1920-05-28

saand them nicely poliaAs1 Z
morning remarked: 4 s1e16
didn't at him. yon. are bo11 a
get . II here n VI carry 4 -
widths and colors. Be.t's ouo
Shop.
The Rock Island Argus and daily union. (Rock Island, Ill.) 1920-1923, 1920-05-28
Step q Trenten.

Louis PAsteur saved millions Of
dollars annually to the silk indus
try by destroying virulent diseases
among silk worms.
The Rock Island Argus and daily union. (Rock Island, Ill.) 1920-1923, 1920-05-28


moniai especially arranged for
those desiring to attend the Kan
sas City meeting. Final plans for
the trip will then b announced.
The special train for Kansas City
viii leave Rock Island ct 1885
O'Clock on the morning Of June Z
and will reach Kansas City 1t 1880
o'clock.
Step at Trenten.
A stop Of one hour will be made
at Trenton. No.. where there will
be short parade and auto tour of the
city. The tour Of the city has been
arranged as . courtesy to several
members OF the grotto who reside
at Trenton.
On Monday. May 81. Amoo grot-
to will make its annual appear.
ance in the Memorial day parade
All members will report at thu
Masonic temple on 9:l5 o'clock.
The Rock Island Argus and daily union. (Rock Island, Ill.) 1920-1923, 1920-05-28
NEGRO, ABOUT so
YEARS, MESSING

The police have been asked to
aid in the search Of Oscar McLen-
men. aged negro, 55S Nineteenth
The Rock Island Argus and daily union. (Rock Island, Ill.) 1920-1923, 1920-05-28

vas widely known. It Is said that
he was 1 slave in the south In his
younger days.
The Rock Island Argus and daily union. (Rock Island, Ill.) 1920-1923, 1920-05-28

with temporary fixtures Saturday at 9
o'clock. When completed this department
will occupy the entire second floor of our
corner building, and following the success
full Bon Ton policy viii be second to none
west Of the Mississippi.
, 1920-12-20
LOCAL.

We welcome back MIR. A. Steele, Sr.,
who returned here via Porto Rico and is
spending the holidays IN the old home.
Mr.. Steele's value as a business asset
was emphasized yesterday when upon
remarking on the excellent cut OF beef at
the table we were informed that it had
been served by Mr.. Steele. The meat
has been something dreadful of late.
Tie Xmas souvenir in exhorbitance is
turkey at ST. a pound. Has anything
more monstrous been heard Of? In the
States at Thanksgiving the best quality
turkey was sold at IS cents a pound, and
the bird was scarce this year. People should
merely do without such dispensable ar
ticles Of diet as turkey rather than pay
fabulous prices even if they can afford
70 do so Thegturkey or whatever it may
be would come down accordingly.
The Navy Band rendered new pro-
gramme last night and entertained a
large gathering with some of the best
music it has played in public.
Daily Kennebec journal. [microfilm reel] (Augusta, Me.) 1870-1975, 1920-06-17

1ueII. prayer. 5sv- O z. Barnard
AFEsni1s CT the SECRETARY and rr1ssas-
lrsr were rsad and accepted The
c0nsl-IlI1on was raad by Lne sac-e-
Iai't- Voted to SEM q Iar-esr al g--e.et-
lie 70 Lne Female SOCIETY III " sscas-
sat VOCAL solo. MY state OF lAalu.. y
MISS sadie Mar-ow. mAno sola. Al.Es
DofZs Garland an exuaLen1 address
N LdacaI4nn 4 Lifelong Develop
Isn- was given ny Mrs. W Z.
Aresf'r Of Fairfield, piano SOLO. MS.
aEssual Clark song. Tai Pines 81
Ail-l1f. " Lae audience Mrs. Char
43rIe An''-uu and Mrs. Georgia Cham
Dsir1A-n were CHOSEN auditors Altar
III 11iLta.'1Tilsslun, tle auditors report
ed me sum n S-98B .raca!ued-
No1e1 = Dc Turned 3ver % the Wins
JDW CONGREGATIONAL church for me
Support u1 me Zaspal Mrs. Susan
n 4silrnAn Was anpaIu1ed moderator.
ana ne 1oilsTw1nE officers were ap-
pflr1Is-d q serve d. Jna next meeting
resident, Mrs. -Aanls Barnard, vlre
pfeslaa11t. Mrs Amy Druunrnund:
sssi1,-f'J<---y Miss jeanne Howard
treasurer, Mrs. susan Cushlnan. DEL
=gzts 70 lae Federation Of CFung.
MIS- AoIle Barnard anu Mrs.. Stsar
Cusnn1An. adjourned. Refreshments
u sandwiches. assorted cake. pickles
ana cnrsse were ssr-us.a. Parker Pat
tersun- Wesley W-xsun, Henry How
ard Kendall Toward and Howard
Norton served me coffee The voIIug
-AoE walters were Misses Mar
howard. Madeline REYNOLDS. Mildrpd
Smiley, Florence Norton. Lola Ca
and DORIS Garland, Na-ga-eI KIN
near Marguerite Casnnaa. 2urn
t-eTnDins. Annie cooper. PRISCILLA
lark. Doris Ranev. Olive Jones.
Mar1o'-v Teague- Edna Cusnrnan. c.
IA IoneT and A-nln: Smith. Mrs
susan Patterson was chairman n
ne re-resnnenI committee and Mrs.
ChHriorte NorcUn II ne decorating
committee
Mrs. George : Paine mas rune 70
mar cHr-age III Squirrel Island. She
IVES accompanied by Mrs. Margaret
Chr1s1le. VIM vii assls, mar for
awhile
Mrs arthur g Robinson lef- Tues
day evening +nr Augusta 10 ar-end
ne g. = r convention. While
-1ere sne vii ~ entertained hv Mrs.
-Addle Gay
Mr ina Mrs. n z P-o1he-ouse If
B1'lnswIck nave moved % me house
Daily Kennebec journal. [microfilm reel] (Augusta, Me.) 1870-1975, 1920-06-17

Ninsicw Grange ID be held Frii;Ay
evening. the third and fourth dsgress
VIII be canfer-ea upon q large Glass
Of candidates.
A farewell pa-Tv was rsnnered Miss
AEi6ieTilla Jewsrr III the Tarnnnsl
Club house IN Tuesday evening hr
her scnDolrnatas af WINSTON HEa
school. II wills a a1mplete surprise 70
MISS JswerL VIM Is 70 lezve FT-idET
for Greenfield. Mass. ID reside with
her SISTER, Mrs. Perisy jones A
fountain pen WIS presented her. The
evening WIS PLEASANTLY passad IN
dancing Music WIS rendered ny
Miss Doris Cnie. pianist. and W T
Reynolds. vrplinisl. Ice cream Was
served
Scor1 DrumInund fell N ms szrn-
dIsloc2t1nE ms flip
Harold Clifford, VIM II employed 81
Proctor & BOwle's. WIS In Benton
Recently, the guest Of ms parents
Miss Charlotte Norwel Of Benton
avenue ms returned f-um Florida.
where sne passed me winter
Carl Lord rhe commercial 1sHcnHr
AZ the High school, VIII oe employed
during me summer vacalun III the
store n North Vassalboro.
Stephen Deckar If MuntelIn. Y. Y
who IS 4 guest NJ ms daughter Mrs.
Frank Harding OF Beuruu avenue, Is
II with pleurisy
Mr. and Mrs. George Webber IF
Sidney were guests Monday Of M.
and Mrs. J A. Hodges
Mr. and Mrs. A Z. Martin ana rwo
children Of East wfnsaDw. and Mrs
Martin parents. Nj and Mrs. vii
lis Lander Of AIblnn- were VISITORS III
lakewood on Sunday.
Mrs. MEr-Ila Tutman Of Gardiner IS
q guest III me home IF ner son.
George -nInE1
The Ban1on Avenue Marker closes
Tuesday afternoons instead Of
v Wednesday, afternoons.
William 4 BnDker ana Fred Mason
returned Monday from th-ae DAYS
fishing az Tar-acins. Thsv hronEnr
home a fuu quota
Mr. ana Mrs. William Nc-Iinrock
Of East WInsiuw wera n Fairfield
Tnesaav the guest Of friends
Edward Bunar Of Anguish was a
dinner gues1 Monday at me home Of
D. Z. Mason
Frank Morrill,. Edward Brznn and
VIII RhUadHs have returned from
Wilson pond with fine lu,~of trout
Mrs William WeDher ms returned
70 WatarviIle after a WISH with Mrs.
7 2. Ponler
D 4. Webster q EnloweR and .
z. Mason N Halifax sr-ant were 81
North FAIRFIELD Tuesday On business
The postponed meeting Of ne cal-
anCiRr communities If ne LIthEuw Club
Daily Kennebec journal. [microfilm reel] (Augusta, Me.) 1870-1975, 1920-06-17

tended tns June meeting heid a. the
Congregational church pgrlDrs-
Mrs. Abnie Morse, M and Mrs A.
A. Aidider and MIR. and Mrs- c. &.
Idder were N Oakland Recently the
guests Of Mrs. Marshs-l Tl1un.
Mrs. Warren York has returned 70
Bangor, after q few dRvs' vtsir with
Mr.. and Mrs. Scot. Drummund.
Ms. +. " Dodge IF Clinton Is a
guest Of har cousin. Mrs. Carrie Z.
TT aaks
Earver Pac-en IS serving IN the
jury al the Superior court held n
Waxnrvilla.
Misses Marguerite and Elizabetn
Chapman ar1 the guests uf Mrs. Les
lie BAgoae. Benrnn avenue
E-vllS Totn&n murured 70 Boston
70 meet MS sister. Miss Blanche
TaT1nan- VINO mas taught al Hills
buro. \. H. the past year, M. Tot.
man ana sister are expected home
TINS week
TirtUr Pollard If Walden. Y. J..
Is The guest NJ ms mother, Ms. Ad-
1ie Polls0c II Benton avenue.
Nj. and Mrs Harnid Gerald uf
CtnIon were recent guests OF Mrs.
Adcie Pollard
AL Grange members not snIiclred
are requested 70 ar-ng pie aake or
duUEnnurs % F7rldav evening
The ADVENT Christian Conferences
% ne heid u 1hs Advent church In
VaIe-riIls VII begin THURSDAY even
ny ana continue 0vsr Sunda-.
Mrs. George x, Robinson IS IN
Oakland rne guest Of her daughter
Mrs. a :. Corcla.
A. ne regular meeting If -t1p
Daily Kennebec journal. [microfilm reel] (Augusta, Me.) 1870-1975, 1920-06-17

WINsLoW
I aides Society Holds I0lst
Meeting

An exceedingly pleasant and sorisI
affair took place al the CnnSreEa-
tlnnaI church parlors on Tuesday al
ternnun. wnen the lnlst annual meet
low for the support N the Gospel
was neid- There was a large num-
Der present The pariors were az
rrac1tvely Decorated with plants,
fer-ns pennies. honevsuckie, lilies.
pansies. snnwDails and other flowers
and made cnsv with arr squares.
rugs and stunts. Mrs Carrie How
ard. the president presided An in
tErest.rs program was gwen as fni-
luwE: Scripture reading ny the pres
Daily Kennebec journal. [microfilm reel] (Augusta, Me.) 1870-1975, 1920-06-17
Browns Make II
Seven Straight In
Beating Mackmen

st LOUIS. June -6-St. LOUIS
scared Is seventh SUCCESSIVE vlrtnrv
y winning ne 1rerInE Earne n the
series with Philadelphia. 70 Z.
Tar'-y was raspunsInie for clt ioss n
ms game n The ninth. passing one
Daily Kennebec journal. [microfilm reel] (Augusta, Me.) 1870-1975, 1920-06-17

viii he held Friday afternoon. June
Is. with Mrs Frank G. Punler.
Miss Clara Thing IS employed h
the BHntun Avenue Market.
Eerner- Thing IS employed III the
EolLn-swor-h & Whitney rr4l.
Ea-1id TibbeT-s " ERluwen was a
gIIesr sunday Of Eddie Cheneverr
Mr. Tfnbsrts and Mr.. Cnsnsverr wers
II France together
Daily Kennebec journal. [microfilm reel] (Augusta, Me.) 1870-1975, 1920-06-17
BOSTON

ran 1or G0wcv II sth.
~EEar-sd fDr Oescner n gth
Chicago ....--. % o 0 90 4 a
-wo-pase lTt-BoecEal Three base
nlrE-EorlDche- Merkie. Alaranri.le.
Sac-,fices-DeR. Oescre- Double
Douple piRvs-EoIlocner % Merkle
Terry 10 Merkle Lef- on bases
Chicago. c Boston. g. Base On balls
OFF Vaughan. 3 of 0escher, s.
Struck ouI-Br vaughan, .; ny
Oescner Cmplres - Mccormick
and Harrison. Time-Lh- 4Gn.
Daily Kennebec journal. [microfilm reel] (Augusta, Me.) 1870-1975, 1920-06-17

game was delayed - minutes tollow-
-nE Rutns homer IN the Sth on az
count Of ra-n Ruth n addition n
hitting his circuit drive, maze
triple winch fell just Z few 1eeI t-urn
tne fence. re walked on TWO other
occasions ana grounded OUT once
Sc1-e:
New York o 0 0 0 = . p Il 1
Chicago -. = % q q @ = o. >
Quinn. Mogruidga. Siu wEey ann
hannah, Faber ann SchRnk.
Daily Kennebec journal. [microfilm reel] (Augusta, Me.) 1870-1975, 1920-06-17

iIsu-er, hiring another. and allowing
Walkers ~eEur-r Of Sisters single u
EF- away f-orn aim Score
PhiladelphlR0 o o q e-I S !
ST LOUIS i q 0 - !
Ter-v ana Perkins Sflawkey ana
Severeld
Daily Kennebec journal. [microfilm reel] (Augusta, Me.) 1870-1975, 1920-06-17
CUBS BLANK
BRAVES FOR Sd
STRAIGHT WIN

5os-un. June 16-Chicaro -oday
made L -.rne straight from Boston
= ms last game uf-ile series. win
mig, : n @. Il was Jim Vaughan
first s1ar- since Memorial Day il
chicago. and his seventh straight
vac-nrv. Descner hHId Chicago %
-nret mis-. Scare
Daily Kennebec journal. [microfilm reel] (Augusta, Me.) 1870-1975, 1920-06-17
Brown Beats Yale In
Commencement Game

Providence. z. l.. Tune -6-Brown.
PLAYING befnre d commencement
crowd u 5000 defeated Yale here this
afternoon : 70 , Yale used three
pitchers II !; vain etfur- q stop ne
Brown hIT-s-s. SF:nre:
Brown % ; u 9 6 ! o - s Q
Tale ......0 I ! e o. s :
knight and Hadelston; Shelley
Cnx ana Calhoun. Peters
Daily Kennebec journal. [microfilm reel] (Augusta, Me.) 1870-1975, 1920-06-17
C,Epenuer Seeks
Fight y 18th Dempsey
Clad of .Acquitt1T

vicn,ra kas. June 1s.-5eDr-es
A-peu;le-. naEvT-U elEfIJ champion Of
HI-nps wnu 8 1srA today. Issueo z
-ransr-s n Jack Dempsey. heavy
us,rn- CHAMPION Of the wurid. 70
-4e, nh 10y Cic- 70 a any lime or
rare Dam ps.y VIII name Ca-pan-
re- azner-s 70 return II France IN
Jr.v am ne mack N America after a
~ we=Ab
an Elac 1na- Dernnsev Was ar
1u;-rec y ne cnErEs Of nEv1ng
as1-ee -ue military draft" SAID Car
een.Ie-
Daily Kennebec journal. [microfilm reel] (Augusta, Me.) 1870-1975, 1920-06-17
Babe Gets 18th
Home Run. But
White Sox Win

-aicaEn. l1s -6-Sabe Ruth MADE
Is Str nome -un Of Iae season TO
q u--r.rg man N ahead Of him.
ar I'll &ew -0-k ST far II t-onT
"a -ai-aEr Has unable 70 eaten u,
- ~ls7tB-s Winning. 70 4. The
Daily Kennebec journal. [microfilm reel] (Augusta, Me.) 1870-1975, 1920-06-17
MONMOUTH
2svIs- Bovine

AT the home Of the officiating
clergyman. A~chdshcnn George 8.
Robinson IF Lewiston m Saturday
afternoon Defoert - Davis Of Mon
mouth, ana Miss Eva Bovine q.
Rumtord. ware united IN marriage.
They will reside IN Monmouth On
the Blue ruad fnr the present
Daily Kennebec journal. [microfilm reel] (Augusta, Me.) 1870-1975, 1920-06-17
EASTERN LEAGUE

Springfield / Hartford 4
pirts+ield :. Worcester 5 FIRST
game E7irrsfieid 3; Worcester
second game
WATERBURY =: New haven .. sec
ond game rain.
Daily Kennebec journal. [microfilm reel] (Augusta, Me.) 1870-1975, 1920-06-17
Champion Accepts

s2r 7-znclsco, Calf. June IL
lsrE hss--s. manager ~ Jack Demp-
., near-~ weight champion of me
-n,lC accepted GoaRv The Wichita,
azzsas e,iaIenEe NJ Georges Ca1psn-
ts- European hampton. 1nr d nGaI
- --rs E-.a- 0c.ope- tenth
Daily Kennebec journal. [microfilm reel] (Augusta, Me.) 1870-1975, 1920-06-17

A1O TWO brands Of cigars alike has
rncr17e aror1a-the result Of workmanship, materials
and blending.
The c c CIGAR is fine product Of al three + Is as
peclay proud Of It's blending That Of an artist
lobaccos.
As you smoke pictures TIE
filler grows you blue Cuban sky the palm trees the
WHITE houses with tiled roofs and you fragrant
incense OF the tropics. c. c. A. CIGAR 90.
Daily Kennebec journal. [microfilm reel] (Augusta, Me.) 1870-1975, 1920-06-17
PRICES

PRICES
8 stu 81 inclusive. per pzir. s2-50
szs ID nszs inclusive. per pair. 3.0o
eA1f 70 ins4f inclusive. peT DELI. $50
lDs. 10 IltS inclusive. per pzir, 4.ap
When ordering BY mail serr prrcs.
szse uf aanx auc mona al car.
Daily Kennebec journal. [microfilm reel] (Augusta, Me.) 1870-1975, 1920-06-17
OBEY THE LAW

Ez.rnr. frum lar in effect ArnI 9Th
No motor vcnacie snail We npc-af=d
between .flr hnu-s OF 30 minutes atteg
sunse. anc 80 msrules rctrre SUNRISE uniess the
headlights are constructed AMI operated
a. fuliowx No nuip o. iamp usec
snail oe Of greater candie power tnan castor
eumvaien, ~sr.aQrl 10 dr-ct oI reflected
raw tr1n salc iIgn, snail n-. On Iev-i ruzn am
srvrnrv-;lvr (75l Fe-s an.ad OF ans .grh nuro-
venir,e, more tnzn torry-two AZ ln-irr, nom
,n=.rDuna No h-soilgin ezcsp; sucn as mas
n--n sann blasted OF trostec small De ussn Or
arv mnsnr v-rllcie uni=ss m. type al sucn lenses
mas peer aurnover 5s c-r,1ncasr lssuea pv the
Pupi.c Lililhz Commission.
slsose. ! ne AacK- Lens mas h.en anpsoy1o
ry tins Commission.
Daily Kennebec journal. [microfilm reel] (Augusta, Me.) 1870-1975, 1920-06-17
NAT. STANDING
NAT.

Cincinnati al Boston -.
f'lrLsDurg at New York.
-. Louis Al 1h !Aat p1Ia-
Chicago a. BROOKLYN.
Daily Kennebec journal. [microfilm reel] (Augusta, Me.) 1870-1975, 1920-06-17

AN. STANDING

Boston a. I1sL-G1t
New York AZ Chicago
Philadelphia IT -. LOUIS.
Washington al Cleveland
The Guthrie daily leader. [volume] (Guthrie, Okla.) 1893-1996, 1920-03-22
cll0Tlbs me-
BEST FOR C0l9S
lH0 INFLUENZA
Dcc;ors Now Prescribe cxlotxhS
the Purified Calomxl Tablets
That Are NanSe&lcSS.
Safe and Surv.

Bac<osx &FI a. nlnx sac 1Aslc sA4f
s.Hnfke cclss and aid 1ases - la<su-
e1,1 of.o1 se&< h pze1rnoaiz AaS
osAer sex4oas SAsn ss1Scarsons TAey
ssy thss every coe4 Should reossve IN
s4eeiAAe sstenz1ea 2ne xAag the fsrs
sstp = &Ae <re&znent is - make sare
'nAs ths 1sxr = arslre Tew ghss y.ar-
ssst Caasaa><. ihe psz<esxrd xznses =
ssss casemss fAsfess are sAe sa.<ast
sesi AT 1aos< xsreeaAle laxative.
N1e GssotA ~ he4 slze xwA A
ss&ilo~ e ~xsr-thzx1s az. ~ Att.
NJ A2asea. ana ~ apsc<tins az sAe l.
esztAoa &a1 AEpe<sis> >sx< znarxtne
Hear cold has ranishe&. wear nve~ !
active. eoer system = Fxrsrsea ana
rs1reshs9 @n4 yoa ara feelnn< fsae
~itA he&Fgx apres te Ter hrexfgxss.
IA wAxi sa0a saeast. no dAnxer
For vezr asTo<esfion. csioF&As are
saad cab IN ers<ss.al sealed packages.
TrHce shirsF- i've cents. Al drzrgssts
recozrnsr< snG g1xr4nsee CAieiaos
Sn1 are sashorrea 70 r~hxna sAe srsce
i son are 1os 1eixhsr4 ~aiA tAe@
Az
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NOT TROUBLED
BY JEALOUSY
Sc4Al sad Dozaextsc cassosns
Azaols The Eskinos Are Very
Sizrls and Easily
Arranged

~ Anscla trtSStsaaF4 = - -
sl.srs fsr s2s sa.soossg s,s>cEi s.ss.su
- ea.al sEd as..se<~s- <ussnans shas
gr4tea q ! resszir rzFf ~ ne zrc' r
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sssssr sskS Asrr tus1sarrf 70 seas-es A.
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l.se>sf.a MA sRl8ren. >he as ns
ieaseasx ieuas1 iser risst ~ her Aa>-
ls.as sxcsTs Fv ss~a7S .as SKA e'cess
re<ueee Tase srssean ~ psixexns
usas.s a.aeh var. for sease fskfaass
sAaue ~ sasr snEae s1anAAnA ~ =
.rl,f nhtre sl.sre afx zaere Fnea <Asa
eanea. ~psman mlAg osVea - A
,f.h secaas hzsl.aa& r,resf'ie@ So
ta> l,e 6sssrusal ~ her frSf Ar>tsAae.
so atr lese fs.r sanne rssusaFvle,a E1en
s-s wss sscceSsarssy arsscn htr ~
~ zgs her husasp1. 49, snas = eaa
~ Fua& arse heaoe = Y.o.sr gespsfttse.
4 faln ser nssn rax prsye . fw,z, -
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n nrle irftfuatsesA - siecsTstan :
.ra fs.6 zhr fStszoo wc1n21 resesls
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sea8 fa~ = cerrssx st1s--t ~ ilna*
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New Britain herald., 1920-11-20
BROKER, 72, FEELS LIKE 3O|
 SAYS GLAND PILLS DID|
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New York, March 1.-'Tm just as young as I used to be and it's all due to gland pills. Here I am - and feel just as spry and full of vim and pep as if T. was only 30 or 4O.''
 This testimony to the virtue of the gland treatment for the restoration of youthful vigor was voiced Sunday by Robert Laws, retired London stock broker who arrived on the Cedric for short visit in this coun- try.
 A friend, Capt. George Taylor. who accompanied the rejuvenatea MT. Laws, vouched for his statement re- Garding his age and the efficiency of the gland treatment.
 II didn't mean to tell about it, said the retired broker to reporters, but since you ask me, I'll give you the de- tails I was as healthy as could be desired up till about ten years ago. Then I began to lose pep and weight and even my sense of humor. Travel
New Britain herald., 1920-11-20

did me no good. Medical tre| failed until my friend, pr. London. rccomsnended gland mentS.
 "I was in the Kingston hot London when I first trieI Il Sules. After I had taken the j capsule, l left the hospit| haven't been back since. I sj a Capsule now and then and they a-e the real fountain oI My wife and family think Boys. i- you ever lose your l get some of these capsuies.s
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 Notc-The preceding news peared some months ago in T| yer Post and other papers.l tablets as mentioned above aI offered for sale in the Unite| and are sold on POSITIVE.l ANTEE to restore the genera
 and complete vitality to eve1 Of the body. Highly interesti| ature free. P. o. Box 366. Denver. Colorado.