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South Bend news-times. (South Bend, Ind.) 1913-1938, 1920-07-04
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Eleventh Ballot


Alabama-Cox. 3 Palmer, 5;
Davis. 8. McAdoo. II.
ArizoEa-Cox. 3; McAdoO, g.
Arkansas-Palmer, .; McAdoo, 3.
Cox Is.
CanfOrnia-Passed.
ColoradO-Cummings l. McAdoo.
8. Cox, 8: Palmer. 8.
Connecticut-Cum Il.
Delaware-MarshaH, /; Cox. 1:
FiOrida-McAdoo. 3; Cox. 4; Pal
mer. s.
Georgia-Palmer. %.
IdahO-McAdOO, s.
Illinois-Palnher. 30; Cox. Il; Nc
Adoo. II.
Indiana-Palmer. 1: McAdoo. 4;
Marshall, 6; Cox, 10.
Iowa-Paimer, 20.
Kansas-McAdOO, 20.
Kentucky-Cox. %; McAdoo, ;.
Louisiana-Cox. p; McA6oo. 5;
Davis. /: Clark, 2.
8faine-McAdoO, 3; Owen. /; Pal
mer, s.
IL; Davis, 2.
Massachusetts, - Cummings, 1;
Owen, q; McAdoo. 6; Cox 3; Pal
mer. IS.
Mlehigan-Palmer. II: McAdoo.
10: Cox. ?; not voting one.
MINNESOTA - Cox, 4 Palmer, 8;
McAdoo. "A. absent one.
Mississlppi-CoX, 20.
Missouri-Clark. 2; Cox. Q IL;
McAdOo, II IL; Palmer, 5, owen,
l. one not voting.
Montana-McAdoo, s.; Cox. 2.
Nebraska-Owen, 9: McAdoo. z.
Nevada-McAdoo. s..
New Hampshire-Cox. 2; Palmer.
2; McAdoO, I.
New Mexico-McAdoo. 8.
New York-Gerard, /; McAdoo,
II: Cox. u
North CarOlina-McAdoo, "a.
North Dakota-Palmer, l; Cox. 2;
McAdoo. Z.
Ohio-COx, as.
Oklahoma-Owen, 90.
Oregon-McAdoo. 10.
Pennsylvania-Palmer, 70; Cox.
!: McAdoo. ..
Rhode Island-Cox. 3; Palmer. g.;
Davis. / McAdoo, 3.
South observation-disclosures, IS.
South Dakota-Palmer, 4; Nc
AdOo, 4; owen, /; Cox, /.
Tennessee-COx 9; McAdoo, &;
Palmer, 3: Davis, 8.
Texas-McAdoo. 40.
Utah--McAdoo, s.
Vermont-McAdoo, 4; Cox. 2;
Palmer. 2.
Virginia-Glass, 81,
hington-Owen, ]; Cox, ! I;
Davis, i; McAdoo, IL.
West Virginia-Davis. Is.
Wisconsin-Cox. Z; McAdoo, 10.
WyOming-McAdoo, 8.
Alaska-Palmer. 3; McAdoo, 2;
Cox. !.
Dist. OF Columbia-Palmer, s.
Hawaii-McAdoO, q Palmer, (.
Philippines-Palmer, /; Cox, /;
McAdoo, 4.
Porto Rico-Palmer. 2: Davis, ! a:
Cummings, 1: Glass. 1; McAdoo. /.
Canal zone-Palmer, ]; McAdoo,
/.
California-McAdoo, IS; Cum
mings, 2; Cox. q; Palmer. 1.
UNOFFICIAL TOTALS.
Cox. 331: Palmer, 253; McAdoo.
$50; Owen. IS: Cummings. 10:
Davis. 35: Marshall. z; Gerard. /;
Clark, 4; Glass. %: not voting three.
South Bend news-times. (South Bend, Ind.) 1913-1938, 1920-07-04

Nirginia-Glass. 20.
Washington - Davis, ]; Cox. 5 y
McAdoo, ~.
West Virginia-Davis, 1e.
Wisconsin-Cox. Z: McAdoo. 10.
Wyoming 9,
Alaska - Palmer. 3; McAdoo. ,;
Cox. I.
Dist. Of Columbia-Palmer, 6,
DISQUALIFICATION, i; Cox, 5.
Philippines - Cummings. /; Cox
l; McAdoo, 1.
Porto Rico-Palmer. .: Davis, ]
Cummings. /; Glass. /; McAdoo, 1.
Canal Zone-I'almcT, !; McAdoo
l.
=. .. UNOFFICIAL TOTALS.
Cox, 1921; Palmer, 173; McAdoo
3441z: Owen, 81; Cummings, 10;
D>Vis, 90: Clark. 4; Glass, IS: 3 not
voting.
South Bend news-times. (South Bend, Ind.) 1913-1938, 1920-07-04
Nineteenth BaIIot

Nine DELEGATES absent during hte
1Sh ballot returned and voted for
Cox in tho 1eth, which with one vote
taken from owen accounts for his
increase Of 10. Totals:
McAdoo. 327l2; Cox, ass; Palmer,
1915; Cummings, 10; owen, 81;
Glass, 20; Clark, ,; Gerard, /.
South Bend news-times. (South Bend, Ind.) 1913-1938, 1920-07-04
Votes by States Democratic National Cow ention

Nevada-Cox, {.
New Hampshire - Cox. 2; Pal
mer. 2; McAdoo. 4.
Now Jersey-COx, 25; McAdoo; 8.
New McxicO-McAdoo, s.
New York-McAdoo, II; Cox, 10.
North Carolina-McA dOO, "a.
North Dakota-Palmer /. owen,
/; Cox. ?; McAdoO, g.
Ohio-COx, IS.
Oregon-McAdoo, 10.
Pennsylvania-CoX. /; Palmer, IS;
McAdoc. 2.
Rhode Island-Davis. l; Palmer,
8; Cox, c.
South Carolina-McAdoo, IS.
South Dakota-McAdOo, 1; Pal
mer, /; Cox. 5.
Tennessee-Cox. 8; McAdoo. 5;
Davis. 6; Palmer, 4.
Texas-McAdoo, 30.
Utah-McAdCo, S.
Observation-Disclosures. 4: Cox. 4.
Virginia-Glass, "a.
Neutrality-suspicious., 1; Cox 511
McAdoo. ".
West Nirginia--Davis. 16.
Wisconsin-Cox, z; McAdoo. 10.
Wyoming 6.
Alaska - Palmer, 3; McAdoo, ;:
Cox. 1.
Dist. of Columbia-Palmer. 6.
Hawaii-McAdoo. ] 4; Cox, 5.
Philippines-Cummings, /; Cox, l;
McAdoo. 4.
Porto Rico - Palmer. 2; Cum
mings. l; Davis, l; Glass, /; Nc
AdoO, /.
/ McAdOO. /.
Missouri-Clark, 2; Cox, 912; Nc
not voting.
UNOFFICIAL TOTALS.
Cox, 445lA; Palmer, 1872; McAdoo,
355l5 owen. "a; Cummings, Z:
Davis, 80; Marshall. Z; Clark, 4;
Glass, %; Absent. ..
Fifteenth Ballot.
Alabama-Davis, .; Cox, 9; Nc
Adoo, 10.
Arizona-McAdoo, /; Cox, 5.
Arkansas-Palmer. .; McAdoo. I.
Cox. Is.
California-McAdoo. II; Cox. I;
Cummings. 2.
Colorado-Cummings, /; McAdoo,
8; Cox. s.
Connecticut-Cummings, IA
Delaware-McAdoo, ?; Cox, I.
Florida-McAdoO, 3; Cox, ..
Georgia-Palmer, IS.
Idaho-McAdoo. s.
nlinois-Cox. -; Palmer, 2; Nc
| AdoO, IA.
Indiana-CoX, 30.
Iowa-CoX, &c.
Kansas-AIcAdoo, 20.
Kentucky-Cox, %. McAdoo, 3.
LOuisiana-Cox, Ii; McAdoo, 4;
Clark, 2.
Maine-McAdoo 8; Palmer. 6.
Maryland-Cox, S12 McAdoo, 5 u
Cox, A.; Davis, .; / absent.
Massachusetts - Davis, !; owen
,; Cox, IA; Palmer, 10.
Michigan - Palmer. 10; McAdoo,
| 10. Cox, 4; 1 absent
| Minnesota - Cox, 5; Palmer, (;
| McAdoo. IA; 1 absent.
MiSsissippi-COX, 20.
Missouri - Clark, 2; Cox, 1919
McAdoo, 1914: l absent.
Montana-McAdoo 4: Cox, 4.
Nebraska-Owen, 8; McAdoo, s.
Cox. l.
Nevada-Cox, 6.
New Hampshire-Cox. ?; Palmer
>; McAdoo, 4.
| New Jerscy-CoX, IS.
New MeXico-McA6oo. s.
New York-McAdOo, II; Cox, IS
North Carolina-McAdoo "a
North Dakota-Palmer ! Cox, 3
| McAdoo, s.
| Ohio-CoX, As.
Oklahoma-Owen, 90.
Oregon-McAdoo 10.
Pennsylvania - Cox, /; NcAdoo
2; Palmer, 10.
Rhode Island-Cox, 6; Palmer. )
Davis, /.
South Carolina-McAdoo, IS.
South Dakota - McAdoo, 4; Pal
mer, /; Cox, 5.
Tennessee - Cox, 10 McAdoo. 4
Davis. 5; Palmer, ,.
TCXas-McAdOo, 40.
Utah-McAdoo, s.
Vermont-McAdoo, 4 Cox, 3; Pal
mer,
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Sixteenth Ballot

The most spectacular thing about
this ballot was the grabbing Of the
whole Tennessee vote by Davis. The
other changes consisted of one and
two here and there, with totals as
follows:
Pamer. 164iz; Cox. 4541s; Nc
AdOo. 337; Davis, 50; Cummings. 20;
Owen, 81; Glass. %; Clark, 4.
South Bend news-times. (South Bend, Ind.) 1913-1938, 1920-07-04
Eirhtccnth RalInt

The changes in the eighteenth
ballot were: Cox gained 16; Nc
Adoo lost ~; Palmer lost y; Da-
Wis lost Is: Most OF Davis losses
were from Tennessee. hTe totals:
McAdoo. 5000; Palmer, 17412;
Cummings, 10; owen, 80; Davis, AZ;
Glass. IS. Clark. ..
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Thirteenth Ballot.


Alabama-Passed
Arizona-Cox az; McAdoo 21z.
ADMINISTRATIVE 2; McAdoo g.;
Cox 10.
California-Passed.
Colorado-COx 4; McAdoo 8; Pal
mer 4; Cummings l.
Ccnnecticut-Cox 1; Palmer 10;
McAdoo 1 Cummings 2.
Delaware-COX /; McAdoo 4;
Marshall l.
Florida-Cox 4; Palmer 5; Nc
AdOo 3.
Georgia-Palmer %.
Idaho-McAdoo s.
Illinois-Cox A; McAdoo Il.
Indiana-Passed.
Iowa-CoX IS.
KansaS-McAdoo 20.
Kentucky-Cox %; McAdoo 4.
Louisiana-Cox IA; McAdoo 4;
Clark 2.
Maine-McAdoo 8; Palmer 6.
Maryland-Cox 81; McAdoo 81
Davis 2.
chusetts-Palmer 10; Cox
IA; Owen 2; McAdoo l.
Michigan-Palmer 10; McAdoo
16; Cox 3. Not voting, /.
Minnesota-Cox 8; Palmer 4:
Mississippi-Cox 20.
Missouri-Passed.
Northumberland 4; Cox 4.
Nebraska-Owen 8; McAdoo Z.
Nevada-CoX 6.
New Hampshire-Cox 2; Palmer
2; McAdoO 4.
New Jersey-Cox %; McAdoo 3.
New Mexico-McAdoo 8.
New YOrk-McAdOo II; Cox 10.
North Carolina-McAdoo %.
North Dakota-Palmer l Cox 2;
McAdoo Z.
Ohio-Cox IS.
Oklahoma-Owen 90.
OregOn-McAdoo 10.
Observation-Disclosures 73; Cox
!; McAdoo 2.
Rhode Isiand-Passed.
South Carolina-McAdoo IS.
South Dakota-McAdoo 3; Pal
mer 2: Cox 5.
Tennessee-Cox 8; McAdoo 7;
Davis 4; Palmer 4.
Texas-McAdoo 40.
Utah-McAdoo s.
Vermont-McAdoo 3; Cox 4; Pal
mer 1.
Virginia-Glass "a.
Washington - Davis z; Cox 4;
MCAdOo y u.
West Virginia-Davis 16.
Wisconsin-Cox Z; McAdoo 10.
yOming-McAdoo 8.
Alaska-Palmer 3; McAdoo 2
Cox /.
Dist. of Columbia-Palmer 6.
Hawaii-McAdoo 2; Palmer ?
| Cox 2.
Philippines-Cummings /; Co.
L; McAdOo 4.
Porto Rico-Palmer .: Davis /
| Cummings l; McAdoo 1 Glass ].
Panama Canal Zone-Palmer 1
| McAdoo 1.
Alabama-Davis 8; McAdoo 3
Cox 10.
California-McAdoo Is; Cox Z
Cummings 2; Palmer /.
Indiana-Palmer /; McAdoo 9
! Marshall s; Cox 20.
| MissOuri-Clark .: Cox 1OIh Nc
Adoo is; Owen l Palmer 31a. On
absent
Rhode Island-McAdoo 1; Davi
1; Palmer 3; Cox 4. Absent. I.
UNOFFICIAL TOTALS:
Cox 1907 Palmer 1891: Nc
Adoo 3631k; owen 80: Cumming
z; Davis 29i2; Marshall Z; Clark 4
Glass %. Not voting. 3.
South Bend news-times. (South Bend, Ind.) 1913-1938, 1920-07-04

Fifty men, all OF them blinded in
the war. engaged in a spirited boat
race the other day over the famous
Thames river course in England.
South Bend news-times. (South Bend, Ind.) 1913-1938, 1920-07-04

The English derby has been won
by the wavorite on more than fifty
occasions.
South Bend news-times. (South Bend, Ind.) 1913-1938, 1920-07-04
WANTS BOY SCOUTS
At LEEPER SUNDAY

All Boy Scouts Of South Bend are
requested by Scout Leader Joseph
Taylor to be present in uniform
Sunday evening at the independence
Day exercises to be held in pepper
park The Scouts will take Lart in
the ceremony Of lowering the flag
and will also act as ushers.
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AQER COMPLEXION
Rudy Cheeks Spar King Eyes
-Most Women Can Have
Says d. EdwardA q Well-Known
Ohio PhyIcian

h.F.M.Edvards for II ysass treated
scores d women foe liver md bowel all
menta During thso ysan he e.ve TO
he patleats Z prescription made Of d
few well.mCwn vegetable ingredients
mixed with olive oil. naming the'n
DF. Edwards Olive Tablets. You will
know them BY their olive color.
Thcae tahlsts are woIdef.w0kefs on
The hvef and bowcls which ear.s Z
normal sctioa. carrying o1 the vI,tc
and poisonous matter IN crs's sytttm.
II you nv . pale lace. sallov hok.
dull sys4 pmpIcA coated tongue. head
aches. o hstlcA no good feeling al OF.
Of sorte inactive bowels. you take on,
Of Dr.. Edwards Olive Tablets nightly
ia Z tine md note tn pleasing results
Thouzands q women and men take
Dr.. Edwards Olive Tablsts-the sue.
csaafA substitute eS calomel-siow and
then Just to keep them fl. l0c and &c.
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@LW Loura A kArknen
ouro A klrkmon
vnage ANSWER 10 LETTERS.

Mrs. X. M.--"will you plgsse help
mo with my formal dinner II 10 tho
first have given. and have the msnu
nll planned except the fish coursr !
think | would like shrlnps or nsA ~
timsals cases Can you sive me a roc
lpo for this"
Answer--I think ~hat you want 10
SOM. such recipe ~ the following
Shrlmped Fish Timbales These arc
made of either fresh or canned shrimps
and boiled white fish. cod. pr halbut
but,er tmbslr caS@s. lin. them with
-hflmps split In half, then nll with a
mixture made VI | cup OF milk, ? sigs
salt ana papriiA and | cup zach oi
shrlmps and fish In -hfsds ~ yot
wish you can fill the tlmtsl- chse,
with shriiaps only
inlulrer--'I WAS much Interested In
tho query In your column recently re-
sardinw roy bean oil mt what would
lks 10 know In thls--is II true thai
one pound ~ soy beans contains more
tissue building food or protein than one
pound OF round steak Are they much
used yet7"
Answer Yes. n In true. Soy b~nns
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MINISTERS PLAN
FOR INTERCHURCH
MEETING HERE
More Than 1000 Expected
10 Attend Convention,

Preliminary Arrangements fot the
CONVENTION Of ministers from all
Protestant denominations Of the state
10 b. held here March 4. .. spd 10 uAdet
the auspices Of the lntcfchurch worid
Movement Will he made Rt@ meeting OF
the ministers ~ the city Thursday alt
'ernocn at the First Presbyterian
church
The principal matter 10 be considered
hy the ministers OF the city viii h
xnys and means NJ shlns care of the
many pastors who will attend the con.
vertion There are more Than shp
pastors In the different denominations
over the state and all have been re-
1u.sted 10 attend this meeting. Nith
~ transportation snd expenses while
N attendance ri the convention o. be
gs., D.l% by the Io''ef1''A World Move
At their Msrch meeting the ministers
Nill pave hs way fof large inter-
shurch budget drive that will lie made
rom Aprll is 10 May 2. al which time
they expect 10 raise enough money "a
defrry the expenses of all the churches
4 all denominations for tn. coming
i've years This 10 expected 10 d.
away unh the denomln n, tionai drives
continually being launched.
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PROGRAM
PREPARED FOR
4 HOUSE ACTION
'mondeII Clears Way for
Conference Report,

XAsIIINoToN, Feb is-ilouss Re-
Ssbllcan Leader Monden began clear.
taa the way 10 the house io'aY Tor
art,on next week On the conference
pspoft on IN. railroad legislation. lie
pfsdIots the report vii l-e adopted hnd
ihls piece ot republican constructive
LEGISLATION enacted by consfe. bsipro
tke end OF ncxt week
Rspresenlhilve Fsch, chairman ~ tho
house conf,fres on ths legislation, eI
pscs 10 have the conference iepht
tomple'sd and presented 30 tho mouse
nturdsy.
Ncnden 1. arranging ths, TIE report
Mali he called M for adoption nerl
NonaAy or TUESDAY II n expected
Debate over nnd explanation oi the
e0mprornir,s reached hy the c0nforoe-
4il take at least two days In he
hotse
I,epsssenta,iye. sims and Rntbley
1emorrstir conferees announced thcY
viii not slgn The conference rrport hh'
viii file minority reports In Opposition
20 the compfonil'e legislation. They
sspcr, to lad fight In III" hoh-..
AsalnNt adoption of the report, hu'
democratic leaders generally nro OF th'
sp,nlOn the report viii finally 10 raO'
Ned A number 81 democratic mem.
fHfr 81 INN NNNNft lNlth'Nf - ~ wv
supper, ciyrn the compromise measure
w Senators Underwood ind romcfenc.
Will yO,. for IT. adoption.
No attempt ls 20 he made Wy ellhcl
the democratic or republican leih"rs
10 make a party iHuc NJ thr rdilro,i
legislation Talk ot a dsDo,ratic eau
Gus ~ house members ~ The yeat1fr
was dismissed today ~ unwls'. re
publican members will support th" l'F'
isiauon generally on the ground y u
the hlgges, piece NJ reconstruction
legislation brought out ~ tho party
leaders
All those leaders nrc desirous ~ AIS
ppsing Of tho legislation ss quickly ~
possible Pressure from business In
fer.sts ~ the coun'f5 for fnnl action
On railroad legislation has grown i'm
p~ratiye Fear tina, railroad strikes
may com. and with them demand
for anti.''fikc legislation. Il driving
the legislators 10 haste In passing the
railroad hlll
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WHEN KIDNEYS
ACT TOO OFTEN

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trouble which causes too frequent e
excessive pssssEs NJ urine. don I expect
tsIsf from medicines that are intsnded
fur common kidney com isltt Thsse
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crease kidney action
Liquid Sha Make should siwsys ne
ussh whore the Kidneys are over active
during the uay or al night, n " not n
cure fos oil forms ~ kidney trouble.
but 10 intended for ovsf-a,t tivii/ Of the
k,dneys OF 10th children and sdsits
alike. eel sciaiiy fo' children o5tbsred
With Kidney action at night
Ash any drusgIN for Liaul6 ohu
Wake or enclose sisty cents 10 TIE
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.HlGH SCr00l FlvI. 70
MEET SHAWNEE FhloAv

The shswac> basketball team ely
play the OklshouA City high scheel
iehm hrf. Friday nisht. urlsse fvrthel
SPREAD ~ influrnn IN ShswDes wnfitl
N. team Tor playing. see0vAsn0 =
drovsf jacobson. oklahonaA City Soech'
The high school team vlu ~ M .
forward
shawnee vas defeated by OklAhoma
CITY by two points In game ,hrse
W-ks Hgu
Jncoh,on', lineup for friday night
viii probably be McBAdc snd Herring.
ton forwards, Robertson center. snt
Danford and nafn.s guards
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How Thin Folks
Can Put on Flesh

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LANCASTER. Pa. Feb. 4, rev
Henry W. slough of Wheaton, III, an
evangelist. who Il accused ~ having
declared IN one q his sermons that
many men Of the American army In
France we're scum and riff-ran," l.ft
here today after being relieved Of his
four vecks contract In an evsngelistic
campaign by cooperating clergymen.
Former service men forced the issue
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REFUGEES 0vERCR0WD
C0NSTANTIN0PlE PORT

CoNsTANTINOrLE, Feb. 4, Work
IN the harhor here Is completely dis
WGanix'd as the result of delay an
the par, ~ tho peace confNeno" To
resch a decision relative TO the future
status OF Turkey. II is impossible to
nove carroes TO the Hlack ses ports
because of the holshcNN menace and
sptculatots Lsrc are holding clothing
and focdstuifa FOR higher prices Ms q
result OF which the cost ~ living In hs
high In tonstantinople IS II II in Paris
or London.
o. Thousands of Russian refugees are
arriving here and mrs cordially vel
coined by the poople ~ the country
The average Turk wears out his capac-
ny fnr hatred In EXPRESSING his en-.
nifty nFaint' uo Gfctks and pays little
attention tu pers0ns n other nation
alties. even traditional enemies such
~ ArmcniAns. who come TO this over
crowded city.
is there any chance for Constan-
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Old Herbal Remedy
Used for 40 Years in
Relieving Diabetes

The most satisfactory results have
Aesn obtained In combating Diabetes
by observing certain dietary ruc and
Shs judlcious Use of wsfnr''s safe
Diabetes Remedy. IN herbal prepara-
tion use with marked success for
sore than forty years.
Following Is u letter from . grateful
aser:
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sn s,ill alive, Your medicine ia n
miracle to w. My Weight was reduced
from is7 10 III pounds when ! lsN the
hospital. left there August Z In
0sapnlr Hundreds q people ,ha, knew
me said | would never live Ia return
~ my studio. After leaving the hos.
pitai I saw YOU 'Ad' In the Inper.
J beGnn its use snd at once commenced
The Oklahoma City times. [volume] (Oklahoma City, Okla.) 1908-1984, 1920-02-12
Sleeping Sickness In wichita.

WICHITA. Kan. Feb. ie Five eases
Of sleeping sickness were reported herr
todAy ny pr G. T. Ross. Wichita nerve
specialist II Ia believed here that the
strangr disease ir following IA tho
wake Of the innusnSy epidemic.
The Oklahoma City times. [volume] (Oklahoma City, Okla.) 1908-1984, 1920-02-12

,inopie bcinK gwen 10 the Greeks l.
u question asked foreigners hy drivers.
walters ana small shop-k'opets Of
ncials md influential business men
scou, tho suggestion. SAYING that even
dnllest politicians could not fan 10
understand such action would i'm
m.dlstob start war
The Oklahoma City times. [volume] (Oklahoma City, Okla.) 1908-1984, 1920-02-12
0egteeS Recommend
Den.0p TT To Eyes

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h the treatz1sat Of eye trvsblss asd 70
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The Oklahoma City times. [volume] (Oklahoma City, Okla.) 1908-1984, 1920-02-12

senator Lusk Of New York state II
nov In Europe assisting In the move
mcnt which he originated 20 fight boil
,hovlsm aud nll other forms u mii AL
lam throughout the world by prop
ersnds Th- Lusk Investigating
committee of the senate recent, uncov-
cred information regarding III. work
inEs OF the Reds which dld much to
halt activities Of the radicals. especially
In and around New York.
Pine Bluff daily graphic., 1920-05-13
BIG STOCK FARMER
 NOW 4 WELL MAN
4. H. Emerson Says Tanlac Built Him Right Up After Having a Bad Case of the Flu, Which Left Him in Awful Bad Shape.
 A. H. EMERSON,
 of West Scarb0ro, Maine.

q have taken only one bottle of Tanlac, but it has done me more good than all the other medicines 1 have taken put together" said A. H. Emerson when he called at Guppy's day. MT. Emerson lives near West Scarboro, Me-, where he owns and operates one of the largest stock farms in that section of the country.
 After l got up from the flu last winter l was in mighty bad shape" he continued. "I was not only in a weakened, debilitated condition, but also suffered awfully with indi- gestion. My stomach was so weak l could hardly digest anything and could hardly bear the sight of food, much less eat anything. As was not able to eat any nourishing food kept getting worse and worse and was badly discouraged over my condition as it looked like 1 would never get my strength back again. My nerves were all upset and my sleep was broken and irregular. I felt tired and worn out from morn ing until night and could hardly pull one foot after the other.
 q took many different kinds of medicine, but nothing did me par ticle of good until I began taking Tanlac. As I said before, I have taken only one bottle, but it has made such a remarkable change in my con dition I feel like different person altogether. My appetite is splen- did now and I can eat anything want
Pine Bluff daily graphic., 1920-05-13

and as much as I want without the
 slightest touch of indigestion. My strength and energy have returned. 1 sleep sound and get up in the mornings feeling ready for big days work. Tanlac has put me back on my feet and everybody certainly ought to know about this medicine" "
 Tanlac is sold in Pine Bluff by Central Pharmacy; in Altheimer by A. W. Leake, and in Rison by Boggs
Pine Bluff daily graphic., 1920-05-13

we'll known midst of heavy ram. Manager Harry Counts met them at the train and ferried them over to the Hotel Pines where they stored
 their grips, and sat around to dis cuss the prospects of a frog-glggln, at the athletic field. After dinner they
Pine Bluff daily graphic., 1920-05-13

sat around some more, and at 5:30, they gathered their grips and gloves and things which included three bats they bought in Pine Bluff for 75 cents apiece-and caught the train to home.
 The ball game at the athletic field