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The Colfax chronicle. [volume] (Colfax, Grant Parish, La.) 1877-1981, 1920-09-25
Europe's Plague Spot.

Around the 14-mileSlong girdle Of
massive walls which Constantine
raised around his capital, the
breakers Of war seldom ceased to hurl
themselves. Twenty-sfx times the
city was besieged-by Persians and
Avars, by Russians, Latins and Turks.
Six times the Saracens flung their hosts
against 1t; and eight times 1t fell into
the enemy's hands, and was laid waste
with fire and sword and pillage.
Three times the Turks laid seige to
it; and the third time. In 1883, Mo-
manned II made 1t his own after a
fierce and stubborn resistance. From
that day to our own Constantinople
has remained in Turkish hands-the
plague-spot Of Europe.
The Colfax chronicle. [volume] (Colfax, Grant Parish, La.) 1877-1981, 1920-09-25
500 Reward. s1oo

The readers Of this paper win Be
pleased to learn that there n af iAasf
one dreaded disease that science M
0een able to cure in all it's stages ana
mat IL cafarrh. Catarrh being greatly
annuenced by constitutional Condition.
requires constitutional treatment. Halls
Catarrh Medicine is taken internally and
acts thru the Blood on the Mucous Sur
the foundation OF the disease. givinG the
patient strength by building up the con.
stitution and assisting nature il doine ~
wcrk. The proprietors have so much
Catarrh Medicine that thev offar 0ns
Hundred Dollars for any case that It fSiis
20 cure. Send for list Of testimoniaIs.
Address +. J. CHENEY & Co. ToIedo.
Onio. Sold BY all Druggist, ne,
The Colfax chronicle. [volume] (Colfax, Grant Parish, La.) 1877-1981, 1920-09-25
lowers Of Rah.l

Twenty-three languages are spoken
In Jerusalem, according to the latest
reports But Jerusalem has nothing
on the number of foreign tongues
which one hears on the average New
YORK street car.-Boston Evening
Transcript.
The Colfax chronicle. [volume] (Colfax, Grant Parish, La.) 1877-1981, 1920-09-25
Gone Are Caravans Of cvpsie..

The gypsy caravans drawn BY
horses. which We're once feature of
their picturesque encampments, are
gone. for the automobile has displaced
the animals. These people travel
around m high-powered cars In which
have been Incorporated some Of the
resplendent features of the old-time
caravan.
The Colfax chronicle. [volume] (Colfax, Grant Parish, La.) 1877-1981, 1920-09-25

& Old Moo Ia q 8 -f'sv s'r
The lfirsI snnnufa@,assr Of i.,i'r'
from linen rags has been Attributed
to the Moors of Spain, at dates rang
Ing from before the tenth4 century Z
the year 1470.
The Colfax chronicle. [volume] (Colfax, Grant Parish, La.) 1877-1981, 1920-09-25
.AdnIration

He y = very unhappy man who sets
his Asast upon being admired by Inc
multitstle. Or Affects general ana unl
distinguishing applause among men,
Richard Steele.
The Colfax chronicle. [volume] (Colfax, Grant Parish, La.) 1877-1981, 1920-09-25

We are proud of the confidence doc
toxs, druggists and the public have in
oe6 Chill and Fever Tonic.
The Colfax chronicle. [volume] (Colfax, Grant Parish, La.) 1877-1981, 1920-09-25

League Wins First Test Barring War.
Paris, Sept. 20. Dramatically
clasping hands today before
councillors of the League of Ma
tons. Ignance Paderewski and
A. Valdemar accepted the Lea
gue's findings in the Polish-Lith-
unian dispute, in which war was
threatened.
Both Paderewski and Valde-
mar said that up to two weeks
ago they believed the dispute be-
tween the two countries could
have been settled only by war.
Acceptance of the findings
marked the Leagues first sue
cess in blocking threatened war.
The League council held an
open session today in the Lux
embourg palace. 1t was to discuss
its power to act in another terri
torial dispute between northern
European countries the Aaland
Island differences between Fin
land and Sweden. Finnish rep
resentatives were expected to
protest the councils decision to
appoint commission to report
on the matter.
The Colfax chronicle. [volume] (Colfax, Grant Parish, La.) 1877-1981, 1920-09-25
Opposed to Moving Willet Vat.

Pollock, La. Sept. Is, 1920.
Editor Coyar Chronicle;
l see in your paper letter
from j. H. Walker concerning
cattle dipping. and also moving
vats.
/ don't think it would be right
to move the Willett vat over to
John Fosters just to please him,
taking it out of the center of the
community and putting it on the
edge. Foster had just as well
drive his cattle a little distance
as the rest.
don't think it would ever do
to move that vat over to Fosters,
because it is away back in the
brush, bad place to drive cattle
to, and because there is a lot of
racket there. Foster has a lot
of dogs, and old mules -one very
old gray mule that John Fair
cloth raised and when she sees
any thing she goes to braying.
and that puts the seven dogs to
barking, some of them bull dogs,
too.
| do not think that our honor
able police jury will be misled
by any such contention.
would like for this to be
printed, for / think it would be
of benefit. j. B. SMITH.
The Colfax chronicle. [volume] (Colfax, Grant Parish, La.) 1877-1981, 1920-09-25

Select your tires so
cordirlf to the roads
they have to travel:
In sandy or billy coun-
try. wherever the going
is apt to be heavy-The
u. s. Nobby.
For ordinary country
roads-The U. s. Chain
or Usco.
Fer front wheels-The
u. s. Plain.
For best rcsutts-
everywh ere-u. s.
Royal Cords.
La prensa. [volume] (San Antonio, Tex.) 1913-1962, 1920-04-25

T.n~-c5 n siytenA para r-RtAr el cc-szoa ;
~ pulnoas. incluye16o n bronqUisis. asma ,
dolores De- pechO. e. cusi cucnt con IA sTruba-
-s6r de AS aueoridEdS usdicps, y - los cSscs
cue no sean del tcto incuraSes. podeznos pro
pCycionNr alivio = Jas Pe-soasS Gus siSan nueS-
-As ias--rrciores. Para caGR ease preSc-iblmos
= r-ratzutenro Gus ett-renos convenience, pl-
dieado Grzr SECURES Dc que harsnos de toGos ,
csdA uco Dc % cases. N raiuucicso s<au1en. pa
- pode- da- una opinion &c az estado. 81 -
iacu-ahl~ 80 % di<e-noa. = 81 no le 6a-rrnos e
La prensa. [volume] (San Antonio, Tex.) 1913-1962, 1920-04-25

cn toa segundnd noSoGCs oSTATeIau -
Bonb-cs ids envejecen desde tcm2rana edad 81 paaecea q e IL
-. .nte1rcda6es. Las enrermedaGcs de IA pr6stata rcsuLtan te-
--hle- v a veccs ;ncurables, asi Is cue debe consuNaSe a u G.
peciaIsta experimentation antes de que e estado DC IA eniermecad
ir,ni8, ~ cuuaci6n. No podcmos enurncrar este espacio bdos IDS
rfntona. que denotan enfermedade de n pTGstaA. porque son mn-
chos y diycrsns; peri 81 les dire. que no e encuensran tan cnIsE-
mos u 50 vean obigados a guardian CANA. deoen COBRA! br'HS ,
no dejar pasar mas tempo sin recbr n cohsult2 y Q~F' su
cso SCI de f&cil curaci6n.
81 nos fuera possible ver , hablar detenidanente cen caa n
sr-no de eta' case de doencias. desde que les pTimeTos Eintsnias
enpieeen q nanitcsase. prouto deiaTR de necesitarse &c X" IS
perialstas para cnfe-medades cronicas, teniendo por nuestra sarte
/. satEfacci6n de- decir que en- los casos que NJ sn reconoddanen-
te incurablcs, nuestros metodos de tatanicnto @ han a 10 re-
rui.adcs ms EaEstactorios.
La prensa. [volume] (San Antonio, Tex.) 1913-1962, 1920-04-25
PEI. PR0STArAY RECTO
INTERMEDIATES DE LA PROSTATE.

Cuando I'd sc da cuenA dc qAe SUI m
md deciina y sabc one In enferretad M ne
cho presa dc 81 o-Eanismo C1ando Ud. cree
estar enferr,o de L. pr6stata- cunndS esta es-
"a alarSada, i~nflamada. irritada eusHco ID.
tiene trrcaen.s deseos de orinar : a. haceT-
10 50 orinA tisno pcntcs hlane"s como prHa-
. dc nirpd6n: cuando II urinR a. aciGa )
Al desea- orinar no puedc efectuar!o. etc. )
otros va-ios sfntonas. ids Ge5en apresurar-
Sc \ atcndcr tales irdicssioncs dc peliGTo' no
vacile nj IN minute, vcngan q nuessras otiei-
ms para que se les hagn un eIanen minucI0-
80 = So sepa con scguridad cual es So estado
nsi como 81 sc puede curp-. 10 Cue en- tai caso,
La prensa. [volume] (San Antonio, Tex.) 1913-1962, 1920-04-25

torea 81 Imitan a or IA IenEuE aI pacIeHIe. q HaceHe uDNS vW"-
ts prce-uutas y a formuare Una rcceta con cuya med!cina spa-
-rn.rncu:e cesan las nrolst:as.a pr ns de Ole l nal contnaa in
teriornentc ) cuAHdo vucive a aparccr : para prsenaSe o los
eararew4 de = enferneiad cr6nira- ) tai vz. ya incuraSie. 81
nal de Bright, IL Giabetis y otras muchas docncms incurab!es pue-
den SEE cvitadas 81 sc les ataja = tempo. Podenos nse-irar a Us
tedes. amigos nuestros, que 81 padeceD de dolores en- Ia esEalds- de
una orina espesa y msnchada o de ma! ohr: dlataci6n de- Ia uretTa
O alSin oto dc los nuchlsimos sntomas Que e presenian en- las
Intermediates de los rinones y que no !e o conocidas, que O. in
+r1-prse curar COZ reaacdos caseros o de patene. no IS Ia ARE
apropiada, pucs AunGue n agunos easos scrtsn Tesuftados satisiac-
+o;os. or n mayurfa De elos neceitan de los conoctnientns de IN
cspe-;slisa- qr,ca potrA dccirhs 81 So nal teno remcdio. La per-
los n&todos que uslmos. nos capacitan 4 dar e mejoE SataHien-
II possible
La prensa. [volume] (San Antonio, Tex.) 1913-1962, 1920-04-25
= - = = :! = + =

lab-a. - vida les Is suns7ente 2cnosa y eansats y n o saosn 80
no ayudar q s. ss:caaa ne-v.oSo. Po- ora paTts e. siS;cm2 nT-
vioso es;a tan in-mamc2te -eiaeionadO' Que 7uando nGuna pasH
de el se haya afect2Ga. toGo el sistcnA SURE o e reSiente loT eau
a d. ea nisra eafc-mcdad. y solo. medIan:e IN t7at1mento
pr+ectaren.e aGcrundo Sc log-a rStaSbse-o. Po- od2s parties Sc
IN, funiado sanatorius para Etelde- eSA cLasc d. p2cncnts J pp~
de notaSe u senp-e contene ii gran nCmcro, Ue e".
,c3o ssto ocerido lector. tan rTpnto cono no.eis los inUCiS ue
ssta eaferncdad. no hay que descuida-hs. sin eonscuad con n%
sot-oS mites De QUE c! nal SCI incu-ahle, pucs nEachas de Las en-
fsrncdades nc-yiusas, 81 son t-aadas 2roDianen;e. d@de c! ITm-
- So, -,-abes Ouc-euos no obstaate. hacerics notsr Que aIn-
cue nuestros Gxitos como especialstaS, c ls enfernedaaeS ae "'
nr-vio, son auy comedies, no GGSIarnos nnhaGroS; 20 10 UNTO
70 prctendenos tras2zsar los hmiss de Ia p"siSildad' , 20. eo
i-Es-iros - q consulGs o nsotrcs RncS ds "a II hieEmae-
dad ga incurabe. No ofrcceuos mas Dc 10 cue podenos nph
Dues nussta reputation vale sohre todas las eosas y Por ESQ s
en-. o:receros Ge-irle Z. verdad aeercs de 81 case. eua!quiera que
sc sea
La prensa. [volume] (San Antonio, Tex.) 1913-1962, 1920-04-25
ECZEMA y ENFERMEDADES DE a PIEI

Exis:-n =uehas eufe-neGades de IA pei cue
s-E.naa seTias aolestl1s y que p-oato lcEzH a
s-- iacU-a5h-s. Nos hs--os Cato cuenGa Ge cue
rateure o remedies eaS-rcs. em2ecrsa En- v= &c
n-Sorz=. , cue. cuaG6o acuder q consular a alGln
-Lscc, ste los a:s-C-5za zscEu=aadObcs que paGcceD
&c una terrible e~-Esrned1d &c n sGESre. cl21dc en-
realitad % q-e 2&dccsn e VI case tesccid9do =
EvarzaGo &C erse=ued2Scs &c = piel Ash pCrs,
n, ~ che Geia-.o sngaHar. vergaa \ u1sss-as otici-
ras , ssp1a n verGa6 nce-ca Ge sus enre-tasdGGes.
pee ple5e zliyia-Ss ' al nisDo tempo eccrctrfz3r.
y sarPuEido, ecssna. iafeccioass. ir1tacioncS pro
tuc5tas oo- IS, navajo de rasu=A-. eS- sen csra-
-. 49, -1-,E-,a -x.UGo nj aFc-.o de- los mesS5Js
La prensa. [volume] (San Antonio, Tex.) 1913-1962, 1920-04-25
RINONES


Este genera dc enteTHnecaceS Is u NG &c
as que rresentan mas ser.as compicae!ones y do
lcncias Il pesar de Eyto, en- muchos casos los medI-
cos, aun los mismos especiR!istas. Sc liInitan = Ia
ce- IN liEero examru del pacients- Tcnicndo este
prcsente. hemos cuidsGo de equipar conveniente-aen-
te nucst-as oficinas con los aparatos necesarios pa
n poder hacer I'M exa-ncn perfecto Ce Il ente-Tnc-
dad; y todav!a mas. en- cnso de duda pToceds:nos a
los cyamcnca ouimico y microscopic de las secre-
Clones. Y as(. localizamoS n causa: ade-nas. dispo-
nenos de npa-atos dotados de luz que pueden ser
introducidcs ror los Gifc-cntcs oTHcioS del cueTpo
humane. ilumirando In parte interior y !ogTandose.
nor este medic. apreciar pe-fectamente e. lugar en-
me IA eufermelad radicR. Guam u meuudo los doc
La prensa. [volume] (San Antonio, Tex.) 1913-1962, 1920-04-25

eis7.iGcos rs nC1ernos- Ell CANCER De La PEEL a. ra1Go po-
medic del IS aPa-zts &c Rayos = equtEo de Co-rienta de Alta
Pre--s-c1s. = -cI q N meto4o -ecopocido como efScsz para "A
cU-aeiGa de esa eEse de Intermediates Verr1=as. HbeSos, etc.
Eou Eaa5os eieuSE-szsnu n nues=aS oHccaA
La prensa. [volume] (San Antonio, Tex.) 1913-1962, 1920-04-25

apC0Diado, y nucst7o' reFT4I4I .
ran remrneraGos sQuitativa ; eeoaoHnieamente
incluyendo en- este Easto 81 de las u~Net'cinas cue
neccsits para su curaci6n- Nos heraoS e-eado
una reputation ervidiRbls. pues Eatana 6 10
dos los enic-nos cue erSar1nS 20sihe euraF'
sir fijarros en- al Esnen o no oinerc para Pa
garaos. > de$cansarto HnieRmtnte en- su homo
rabi:dnd. Estanos orEulosos Dc hRbcr pTstSdo
uuesrra ayuda = muchos enfemos poores. ,
cue rraeiaA q ruestrps tratani-atc. han 'recu-
perado Is saiad-
La prensa. [volume] (San Antonio, Tex.) 1913-1962, 1920-04-25

40 natente oue 81 venden n caaEcadS cnorEncs, DOT toda q
do. = n o5stante > ny AFRO Ell eso en- cue es7s medtanas TNe-
dD cura- Crando nparezcan los prtneros sfntouss de eatar1p, I'd
del. pcpdir g m redho competsnte para cEpieare 81 estasn. !
81 Il dara Ell t-atarniento cue cn So ourcpeto cdns HdeeUado ADO
r. brp- dbe tenorse e. eucnta cue bn nUnGnses los eaea d
cats--os n las membranes 1nucoss dd ouor9o. , qua no tooos g
,os c,s,z puedcn ser eursdos de Ia rtzEa roIne7, p7e sutss q
,a-eso-io noe perfectaments G Go para draintsSarle I'M C~
tsniento apropiado. sicndo Gss in duica maneTs rars hosnr "A
.Tvio se~r1o y duradero. e. eatar1o nasal 70 eurSnos p~ ncnS'
A. ,uerr, sist.ns de generation de czcno, Accompanied q hGnnhs
o+,s re&-iaas u crea5nos eonScnientS csShn e eRno la eS
ferrao. ,,rvprS MAJ
nvrr,TDAnESTE DE NUEsTRo METoDo PARA cokAA
cATARRo.
La prensa. [volume] (San Antonio, Tex.) 1913-1962, 1920-04-25

INVERTEBRATES NERyIOSAS.

PoGiamos csc1bir tOio IN hbro scerca de
este Fene-o &c caiermedades sin que ToT edo pu-
Gesemcs asegGra- que hAb:a1os dicao TOGO 70 que
5.ba ,sb.-se ace-ra de elias. Sin embargo. nos
ocuparemos en- terminus de que, nEcstros buenos
amigos. Jos mexicanos. 1uedRn formarse una idea
comp!cta = conrederlrs In i1DO-tancia que =! ca
50 reGu:c-e. Cie-tanra:e suE rnauifestEcioncs son
;e--ib!es y EUs vieam2s Sc cuentSG. tanto entrc los
r:ccs como ensre los pobres. Con irccGenc!a SIS
sfntonas diTicren. pe-o los -csU!tGtOs son s!smprs
iGuales. Asi. Sc nos prcsentan pacIentes que n
tespe-tar Sc sieateu nua cRasRdos cue E! sueno no
les In propo-cionado e. descansO nceesAro' y estln
,ie-1p-c oirrosos; 81 memorial "a demasiado 7o5r-
. .n5n q cue-ro 10 sicnten adolorido en- una pa
La prensa. [volume] (San Antonio, Tex.) 1913-1962, 1920-04-25

A todas ms pe-scuas que Tesidan fuera
dc n Ciudad y CUE artualmea:e sc en-
cuentren v~isitindo!a, les kaSo aua cor
dial invitaci6n para zoe vi5I:en y irs2ec-
eicne.: mis- ~osicinas : para Gu- va&n los
ecripos con que contarnos para ei ira
t~araicnto de las enteruaesads por medic
dc los nGtodos cient!fieos mas nodernos.
Desea1os c,e nos v:s:ten -NGc-. eaten o
no entcrnos. lara que re-it-r una eI-
pEcaci6n de nuest-os Rpasatos J n ma-
La prensa. [volume] (San Antonio, Tex.) 1913-1962, 1920-04-25
A LOS vIsErAN--s DE LA CIUDAD.

ncra de ~rsa-los. A aqrellss pc-sonss
cue desecn conscltarne acerca de su en-
fernedrd. les -ccouenda-os 10 hagan tnH
pronto COMO llsguen 4 IA ctutad, pue5
muchos cases qre hau sido exaniaadrs
p~-op:amcnte pu>den ser eurse.z IN casa
uevnndo las medicinss que a. efccto ne
~csiteu. Insistirsos c1 deci- qLr rarchos
que Sc Green enseruacs e. -eAlilad no %
estan. sino Cue tienen solamcnte alzuEA
;nGisposici6n facii de curar.
La prensa. [volume] (San Antonio, Tex.) 1913-1962, 1920-04-25
CONSULTA Y EXAMEN
GRATIS.

E~NFERMEDADES DEL CORAZON, DE LOS PULMO-
NES Y DE LOS R~ESPIRATORIOS
La prensa. [volume] (San Antonio, Tex.) 1913-1962, 1920-04-25

URDAD DE 10 QUE I'D. DESEA sABER: - lMe aizEs? iCuto N eoz5m nj ;wse"?
IA I'D IA MAGNFCA OPORTUNIDAD QUE Sc LIE PRESENTA PARA CyRARSE?
La prensa. [volume] (San Antonio, Tex.) 1913-1962, 1920-04-25
CARBUNCLOS Y GRANOS.

Pos medic de nDestros mStodos especta-
les podenos rurar diehaS enfernedades en-
IN rrr!odo d. tempo razOnRble-
La prensa. [volume] (San Antonio, Tex.) 1913-1962, 1920-04-25
IMORRANAS. FISTULAS Y
AbWO MI. RECHO-
+ RECTO

1pdudab!rcntc muchcs de Uds' ran
lido. en- In mayorfa de los peTi6dicos' ioa
n~nuneios de medicines para esa emss
onfermcdades. y taub;en habrAn iotaa1
cue, cuando re eomrTan > usan dirnas
d-ogas, ~elivian ? cRlnan dc UNI mans-
m tfct;c;a, pues ci oriscn de L. oHernH-
dad queda en- e. oryanlsmo. danGo pos ~
La prensa. [volume] (San Antonio, Tex.) 1913-1962, 1920-04-25
ConsuItenos innediatamsnte, Ia Consulta es Gratis.

- - J. n Il II ".
Is enferl7edad Cue a wees es nnnaia Fl Pr.a-
cipio de Is risis,' noDbre verdaderaments apro-
riado, hace ~v1ctiraas a inkiuidad de persooss, Es
cuales usap paro etrzre medcinls de- patsntn
Muchas dc estas pesonas padeeen catnro bato uu
aspecto deterrinado y no sc dHn euneta do clio,
hRsta que 50 orElnsuco 30 dcbilita- = COMO no So
ben n veriadera enfcrnedad que padecen. resuita
que t-a.an de eurar oua dsstinta- % que da pr
rcsuitaGo IN c7rpccramiento de So estada e eata-
ITO debfita de tai manera i ststsna, que faril.tz
Ia ent-nda de la ESrmenes de serias enternedadea-
las que, Una vez Rrra;gndas n orgzaisno, proSre-
san rapidaneute. al Grado de qua solo IN cuidaco
extreme y mediGas Otracrdinarias puedeu saNzr
Il vida del pAciente- Elstea uiles do me6ieinas
La prensa. [volume] (San Antonio, Tex.) 1913-1962, 1920-04-25

microscopic. de IN a2ara;o como. 81 qce sparess en- ei: anlHs iotS,: ,
del exaren cEi-Io d. = o1na. , e est forua eStanos GoNS-
sexu7os de eaeoa.-a- n causa de n ea;s-mecad hsmos esai-
do -ri5-Gorz-cn-= csc ESEe-o De cufc-neGatcS. y Po- = e&pe~
--,-fs- aus be-oS a61urlGo : por los t-ata1GentOs Gus seEurncS. ,
ce s:snv-e PCS har Gzdo r-sUEe1dOs seSc-os. terc1aos gran con
49, en cztuu-a- n paI-d de cpACcier pacVente cue e scjste 4
elcs = pc5enaos zsesu-a-ls ademas. cue -ecHrA nusITs 7nelo-
,-.---En : ~ g e EA-za-za- los services de = especiafsa cue
r. a5cr7-5o coaoc5nier:7s especiafs sce-cs de "a sangEe y a orna
Ezs,7 -aurhcs &c usteGcS Por &ino. 4 o Duedo dejar de insslr
70 ms sos-s = inao-rancc que CcciP--a ei hecho de sI1Sar 4 IN
t-taaiento adec-a5o este seaero De doleneias: por % misno. tan
D-,n,o ONO apa-e-caa los prineDs snton35 &c euacuie- enter-
rpdad &c = sa-E-e. hay cue peEcS- e Sec1po- SIX cue o~Ce
n..So SeAe ecu-l- 8 -Ies--as O{lcinaS
NO OLyTDAR QUE NUESTRoS TRATAsIENToS SON LOS
MAS. MoOEaSoS QUE Ia cEENcTA coNocE CONTRA LAS
Er;EERrEDADES
The daily banner. (Cambridge, Md.) 1897-2008, 1920-06-26
GLAD TO TESTIFY
Says Watoga Lady, GAS To What
Cardui Has Done For Me, So
As To Help Others.

Watoga, w. Va.-Mrs. S. w. Caldwell,
of this town, says: "When about Is years
of age, suffered greatly -. Sometimes
would go a month or two, and | had
terrible headache, backache, and bearing
down pains, and would just drag and
had no appetite. Then .. it would last
:. two weeks, and was so weakening,
and my health was awful.
My mother bought me a bottle OF
Cardui, and | began to improve after
taking the first bottle, so kept it up till
took three II gained, and was well
and strong, and owe it all TO Cardui.
am married now and have 3 children
. Have never had to have doctor for
female trouble, and just resort to Cardui
: if need tonic. am glad to testify to
what it has done for me, so as to help
Others"
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wage demands" Lee said. unless
Immediate action is taken we fear the
transportation system will paralyzed.
We don't know why there should be
any longer delay by the board. Every
pressure possible has been brought to
bear to get a decision.
cone Of the biggest dangers to be
facet now is tie 'one big union idea,
propaganda of which IS responsible for
the sporadic strikes now going on. l.
is IN - the movers To decide whether
they want the one big union idea,
which caused strife in 1904. or wheth-
err they want the strong, sane organi-
cations which have kept the men in
a reasonable Hood for many years. y
Lee denied that the unions were
planning to call a general strike to
The Ohsequies We're presided over
board.
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BIG .E:I3AlIuNS
ARRIVE At FRISCO
National Committee Preparing
Roll FIR Convention.
PLATFORM MAKERS BUSY
The Irish Issue is Pushed to the
Front-McAdoo Has SIZING Follow.
ing Among Delegates.

SIn Francisco, June 2G.--rh.S was
arrival cay for delegates 10 the Demo-
c"a,;c rational convention which op-
ems its sessions Monday.
Among delegations reaching their
headquarters during the day were
those from PENNSYLVANIA, New York,
North Carolina, Montana, Missouri,
and AlHbama
While they We're getting settled at
their hotels first formal scenes of the
party rally We're being staged at the
great Municipal Auditorium, the city
had placed ut the disposal of its
guests
National committeeman were DuSy
making up the temporary roll under
which the conSent!on will organize
Monday.
There was one contest over seating
delegation officially up for settle
ment, but it was Il fOregOne conclu-
Sion it would be settled promptly. The
case was from Georgia. The opinion
WAS expressed authOritatively the Pal
mer delegation would be placed on the
temporary and later on the permanent
roll without a dissenting vote.
The examination of credentials by
the national committee was begun late
in the day. II was not known wheth-
er Senator Reed, of Missouri. and his
friends would make a direct effort to
pave the way for his appearance on
the convention floor armed with a
proxy that would give him floor Drivi-
leges
Much interest attached to this qups-
ton because of the senator's Opposi-
ton to the administration in the treaty
fight. There was an evident desire
on the part of some leaders to prevent
if possible any stirring of those trou-
bled waters during the session.
Homer S. Cummings, chairman Of
the national committee, continued to
receive platform proposals from vari-
Gus sources.
Men who will play important parts
in this work, including ". J. Bryan
and Senator Walsh IF Mon ana The
movement to put Senator Walsh for
ward for permanent chairman of the
resolutions committee instead of the
convention us has been proposed seem
ed to have gained impetus over night.
Senator Glass. of Virginia, previously
had been slated.
Among platform proposals reaching
Mr.. Cummings WAS one group of
I~ankS expressing the views of a cot
erie Of leaders whose opinions are
certain to have weight The Irish
question was the only one of high
ly controversial nature dealt with in
this suggestion. II was understood In
substance the Irish plank advocated
follows the line of Irish reservation
resolutions put forward by Democratic
senator's during the treaty fight and
pledges the party to instruct Ameri-
can representatives in the league of
nations when appointed to bring up
the Irish problem for adjudication by
that body.
Other planks put forward by this
group included Il labor declaration en-
dOrsing unionism and collective bar
gaining, coupled with proposals for a
| non-compulsory federal arbitration tri-
1unal to deal with labor disputes
Compensation for teachers and postal
,mri0ves also was dealt with and q