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Imperial Valley press., 1920-02-28
AIRWEN'S BODIES
BROUGHT TO PANAMA

PANAMA, Feh 2S.-The two bodies
of Army Lieuts. Foreman and Vaughan
who were killed last Thursday while at
tempting a flight from France Field to
David's Island, were brought here from
Aqua DuIce by a United States subma-
rine chaser TODAY.
Imperial Valley press., 1920-02-28
WILSON s COURSE
IS CRITICIZED
GExiTfW,hE;' X
,ENTeR DOPE
(By Associated Press)

WASHINGTON, Feb. 2S---
President Wilson'S course in the
Adriatic matter was criticized in
the senate during the first debate
on the subject today.
Senator Kellogg of Minnesota,
one of the mild reservation repub-
Leans. who has been working for
ratification of the treaty, took
the lead in the attack, and was
joined by the treaty's irrecOncil-
able foes.
Imperial Valley press., 1920-02-28
MEX. OBSERVATION-DISCLOSURES
Unearth Raisin
Wine Factory In
Girls School
(By Associated Press)

CHICAGO, Feb. 28---Four
students and two teachers at
kemper Hall, an exclusive school
for young women, at kenosha,
Wis, were expelled Thursday for
flagrant violations of the school
rules, it became known today.
Rev. Alfred Griffin, the rector,
would not discuss the dismissal.
but students reported that the
girls were found making raisin
wine.
Griffin denies the report that
the girls had been found gambling
with dice.
Imperial Valley press., 1920-02-28
JAPAN ASKED
TO RETURN
R j SS|A n
GENERAL
Japanese Diet Is Diss0JUed bu
IBsL9rial Decree; Members
Differ; General Asked for Is
Said TO Haze Arrived in Ja-
pan; Charged With Grimes.
(3y Associated Press)

VLADIVOSROCK, Feb. 28---A de-
rand is to be made uDon Japan for
the return of General Romanoff. for
mer governor general Of the Mara
time Province, to face trial on charges
Of crimes while an executive of the
province of which Vladvostock 8 cap
tal, accordng to an announcement of
the Zemstvo government officials to-
day. %&
s~sa ----e-
Recent adviceS have reported that
General Romanoff. with ether Russi-
an officers, had arrived in Japan.
Imperial Valley press., 1920-02-28
WILDE BELIEVES MISSING
BOY IS IN VALLEY

The San Diego Union says
In searching for Leo McC;uire the
l3-year-old boy who left his home in
Glendale and came to San Diego. May
or Wilde has reached the conclusion
that the boy and his companion, "a lad
named Kingsley, are now in Imperial
valley.
The mayor expects to keep up the
search, the mother of the Mcclure
boy having appealed to the mayor to
find her child.
Imperial Valley press., 1920-02-28
WILSON Expected
re- SIGN RAIL BILL

WASHINGTON, Feb. 2S.-President
Wilson has the railroad bill before him
today, and it Ias expected he would
sign the measure some time during the
afternoon The measure was returned
to the White House last night by Direc-
tor General Hines. to whim it was re-
ferred for, an opinion
Imperial Valley press., 1920-02-28
NOTED TENOR MAY
VISIT Ell CENTRO

Word has been received from Los An.
geles that Leon Rice, noted tenor and
sooist in Trinity church in New York
is on the coast and is expecting to visit
Imperial valley in a few weeks
1t is probable that efforts. will be
made to induce him to give concert
in this city as his reputation is of the
best.
Imperial Valley press., 1920-02-28
.dict Dempsey
On Draft Charge

San Francisco, Feb. 21.-Jack
Dempsey, heavyweight champion,
and his manager. Jack Kearns.
have been indicted by the federal
grand Jury on charge of conspir-
ing to have Dempsey avoid the Sc
lective draft, according to respOn-
sible federal official here today. In
dictments will be filed i'm court late
today, according to this official
Imperial Valley press., 1920-02-28
GERMAN POTASH
PRODUCTION JUMPS

WASHINGTON, Feb. 2S--The pro-
duction OF, potash in Germany last
month reached the record total of
$4,000 tons, an official dispatch today
said project is under way, the dis
patch said, to import anthracite coal
from the United States. as this fuel is
urgently needed in the potash indus
try.
Imperial Valley press., 1920-02-28
PERPETUATE NAME
OF "BUFFALO BILL

NEW YORK. Feb. 2S.-The name OF
the late Col. William +. Cody, "Buffa-
10 BILL" will be borne by huge freight
vessel now being built for the United
States shipping board at Hog Island
Imperial Valley press., 1920-02-28
WAR DEPARTMENT
CORRECTS ERROR

WASHINGTON, Feb. 2S.-The publ
cation by the war department of a cir
cular by that bureau in this country
that the Russian government was the
highest bidder on large quantity of
army shoes offered for sale was a mis-.
take, the director of sales said
Government officials stated that the
soviet commercial bureau had sub.
mitted bids for clothing and equipment,
but that all of them We're rejected.
Imperial Valley press., 1920-02-28
DIET DISSOLVED
(prr A ArnnninAni DnonA


WASHINGTON. Feb. 28---The
japanese Diet has been dissolved by
Imperial decree, as result of the
profound difference of opinion be-
tween members of the cabinet and
the majority parties in the Diet. re-
rarding the extension of tho fran
'hise. according to today's cable ad-
vices from Toxic.
Imperial Valley press., 1920-02-28

A New York doctor saws city
child has five times as many chances
to reach maturity as county child.
He probably needs them.--St. Louis
Post-Dispatch.
Imperial Valley press., 1920-02-28
Villa Americas Friend
(BV Associated Press

WASHINGTON, Feb. 2S.-F'rancisco
Villa was pictured as the friend and
protector of Americans in Mexico today
by George Carothers, before the senate
> committee, while Carranza, he said, al
ways gave the impression of antagon.
ism toward Americans Carothers was
formerly American consular agen at
Torreon.
Imperial Valley press., 1920-02-28
(By Associated Press)

(By Associated Press)
SAN FRANCISCO Feb 2S.An agreement effective pyH
Uhereby the journey OF bHdin0 trades Francisco
bay district receue minimum Of $40 day and iH
strike action OF kind has been signed by the building Trades
Council and Building Industries Association H.
NcCmhy secretary of the council Uho said he hoped
en- agreement to cOUer the IChOie state. - - . -
Imperial Valley press., 1920-02-28


BlSMARk, FEB. 2S.--A petition Dace the name of
William Jennings Bryan ballot as candidate for Tho
presidential Endorsement by North Dakota Democrats ccs ut
draUn at the request of Bryan
Imperial Valley press., 1920-02-28
SOVIET PEACE NOT CONSIDERED
nv Associated Pressl

WASHINGTON, Feb. 2SSOUiet Russius ,ro ,osal to tho
United States for M from The
American government, the state department crd.
Imperial Valley press., 1920-02-28
BANDITS KILL
DIPLOMAT IN
3 MILES Of
HOME
villa Pictured as Protector of
Americans by American Be-
fore Senate Investigating
Committee; Cdyranza Doubt
fH!, lie AUerS.
(By Associated Press)

WASHINGTON, Feb. 28.-The
state department issued the state
mcnt today that Augustus Merrill,
formerly the American consul at
Manzani!iO, Mexico, was killed by
Mexican bandits Oh February 26.
The present consul at ManzanillO in
reporting the killing of Merrill to the
state department. stated that Merrill
was attacked while three miles from
Colima, where he lived, and that in a
fusilladc of pistol shots he received two
wounds.
The murdered diplomat was SO years
old and has retired from the consular
service in 1881.
Imperial Valley press., 1920-02-28
LAST MINUTE NEWS

RV Associated PreSSl

AUGUSTA, Name Feb 2S.-G0UernOr Mu!iken )unceG
that tUenySN states v OpErsipg action of
Rhode Island in seeking to hare prohibition made un-
constitutional
Imperial Valley press., 1920-02-28
Citizen Is Safe.
(Ru A Accooioto1 prac

JDV ASSUCIaCGU TTHSSJ
WASHINGTON, Feb. 2S.-Barry Ho-
garty, an American citizen, was re-
ported kidnapped by Mexican bandits,
but was returned next day to his home
safe and we'll the state department was
advised tOday
Imperial Valley press., 1920-02-28

Miss Ida Davidson a sister of Mrs
Don c. Bitter, who is teaching school in
the city, spent the weekend in San
Diego
Imperial Valley press., 1920-02-28

Europe will recover much quicker if
it will stop sending the bills to Uncle
Sam.-- Baltimore American.
Imperial Valley press., 1920-02-28
FOOD MINISTRY
TO BE CONTINUED
(Bv Associated Press)

LONDON, Feb. 28---The British
ministry of food is to be continued for
five years longer, it was announced
in British official circles today.
Imperial Valley press., 1920-02-28

The New York Herald gets its
place in the SUM- Manchester Union.
Imperial Valley press., 1920-02-28
TO
ACQU|ESCE;;
BEST PLAN,
BELIEF
McPherrin's Mastery Presen-
tdtiOn of Situation at Wash
ingtOn Leads to Belief That
There Is No Other Way Out
fer Valley-LegiOn Agrees.

After twO-hOur session this
morning and an hour this after
noon it was apparent that Imperial
VGliey will accept the kincaid-MOn-
dell plan in place of the present
kettner bill.
The Jasper news., 1920-11-25

her daughter, Mrs. Otto Hobson
of Eldorado, Kans.
C.. S. Andrews and wife and
daughters Opal and Mildred had
a pleasant visit at the home of
1hos. Kelley OF Milford last Sat-
urday and Sunday.
Mrs. Emma Huber and daugh-
ter Ruth, and Mrs. ChristineWin-
ter called on Mrs. E. Armstrong
Thursday.
Mrs. Fred Isenmann, who for
some time has not been well, is
yet quite poorly at her home east
OF Jasper.
Burl Vincent and family visited
A.T.Dean and family Wednesday.
G. H. Redmond has commenced
work on a new barn at their pref
ty country home east Of Lebanon
Church.
Mrs. Fred Winter and daughter
Mabel called on Mrs. Frank
Thacker and Mrs. Ernest Rex
Thursday.
Fred Winter and family called
on Mrs. George earns one after
noon last week.
We were at the station Monday
evening when the remains Of
Grandma Frost, who passed away
last Sunday, were being sent to
her old home at Fowler, H., for
burial, and as we saw the casket
tenderly deposited by the loYing
hands of friends to await the
coming of the train; m a n y
beautiful thoughts came t o
mind of how we had seen her in
other days, at the old Frost no ne
stead, where for so many years
she was the loving and beloved
grandmother to a vast circle of
relatives and friends, and we said,
(unheard by any," thank G . d
for the leaflets of memory"
The Jasper news., 1920-11-25
LEBANON AND BORDER
LINE
Miss Althca Armstrong

A pleasant surprise party was
given at the H. o. Earl farm We'd
nesday night Of last week in hon
or OF Glen Cartwright and wife
who are going to leave the farm
where they have been tenants for
the greater part Of this year.
About 40 friends, and relatives
were present and a most delight
full evening was spent. Refresh
ments were served at the close of
the evening.
Elmo Maize of Jasper spent
Wednesday night withVernon and
George Wolfe.
Mrs. James Southern has for
several weeks been visiting her
daughter, who is quite sick at
her home, several miles southeast
of Carthage.
A. E. Armstrong and wife,
irwin Armstrong and the Misses
Laura and Althea Armstrong
drove over to the steam shovel
coal mine at the Noyes farm one
afternoon last week.
C.S. Andrews and wife andSam
! McGaughey and wife were Lamar
visitors Monday.
Rev. Mr.. Dowless called at the
| C. S. Andrews home Monday
evening.
w. B. Lyman has been quite
sick at his home near Lebanon
Church the last few days.
Mrs. Win Griffett and little
daughter Ruby called on Mrs
Zoah Ellington Monday.
Mrs. R. p, Lane spent Wednes,
day afternoon with the Arm,
strong sisters.
r. p. Lane and wife called or
w, S. Lane and family Sunday.
Mrs. j. W.Boucher is visiting
The Jasper news., 1920-11-25
FOREST GROVE AND BOS-
TON
Mrs. Geo. Fowler

Mrs. Jessie Cunningham ofKan-
sas City is here visiting her sister,
Mrs. l.. D. Needham and her
brother, Geo. Fowler and other
relatives.
Jim Box, Jack Cones, Lee Glenn
ents and Geo. Fowler worked the
roads last week.
L. D. Needham took load of
wood to Lamar Tuesday.
Myrtle Kunkler is on the sick
list.
Paul Brown, who has been i'll
California since last spring, has re-
turned.
One of Mrs. Theodore Wheeler's
children is ill Of diptheria.
Rev. Mr.. Elf spent Tuesday
evening at Lee Clements.
Mrs. Alex Miller's baby is i'll
with membranous Group.
Mr.. Davis was on the sick list
last week.
Mrs. S. R. Mitchell and Mrs
The Jasper news., 1920-11-25
Was il Jasper, MOI

One lonely night, pitch dark and dreary,
When the roads we're slick and sneary
And the air quite cool and damp.
Suddenly before me streaming
/ beheld the cheerful cleaning
OF a Coleman Quick Lite lamp.
There was no need Of signing,
For before me there was lying
A small town where l could camp.
/ drove down the bunny main street
And just missed post OF concrete
Thanks to that good Coleman lamp.
Over crossings still / stumbled,
And l swore as we'll as grumbled,
Till the rain began to pour.
Then l header sad and fearful.
For that Coleman lamp so cheerful
Shining from the hardware store.
There is nothing quite so skeery
To fellow worn and weary
AS town without street lights.
Ghosts and spooks around you prowling
Vicious dogs on all sides growing
And all kinds OF feline fights.
With light plant that's expiring
And it's manager retiring,
Coleman lamps in every store
Would prevent trav'ling stranger
Swearing sach place OF danger
He would visit "neI ermore".
Pete G. Me.
The Jasper news., 1920-11-25
DEWEY
Mrs. May Matthews

A mistake in last weeks items
was a surprise party on Fred
Gresham and wife, which should
have been Joe Simmons and wife.
1t being Joe's birthday and his
relatives came with their dinners
and dined with him and wife.
Fred Gresham and wife had
their party Thursday night when
the Philathea Society of Salem
met there and had a good time.
Quite a number of hunters are
getting rabbits for Thanksgiving.
The corn shredders were at
Joe Edwards and Earl Lauden-
slager's Friday.
The threshers were at Perry
Grissom's.
D. Matthews and wife went
to Sunday School and church in
Carthage Sunday at the First
Presbyterian where they attended
40 years ago. A dozen of the
old members at that time still
attend.
The usual family reunions on
Thanksgiving. No school and no
mail on that day.
Mrs. Ferguson entertains the
ladies aid society on Thursday
December 2.
HarveLaw and family of Barton
County spent Sunday at Jim
Bulls.
Mrs. Lum Carter entertained
Sunday John Matley and wife of
Carterville, Mr.. and Mrs. Weir of
Alba and Ralph Flesher and wife
of Jasper.
Hi. Rusk and family andNathan
Rice and wife spent Sunday in
Carterville.
Vance Bull and Miss Lora Fas-
kin were married in Carthage on
November II. Our best wishes
go with them.
Mr.. and Mrs. Montgomery and
family spent Sunday with Mrs,
Hamilton.
Tom Flowers and wife spent
Sunday with Arthur Frost and
wife. Grandmother Frost died
in the afternoon.
The Jasper news., 1920-11-25

McQuillin of Jasper spent Thurs
day with Mrs. Geo. Fowler.
Frank Harrington took a load
of wood to Lamar Thursday.
Geo. Fowler lost a horse last
week.
Carl Slate was butchering Sat-
urday.
Lawrence Trout took a load of
coal to Lamar Friday.
Mrs. Lee Clements spent Friday
at c. R. Joyce's.
Mrs. Geo. Fowler and son were
Lamar visitors Thursday.
Scott Carr helped work the
roads Saturday.
C. R. Joyce called at Virgil
Martins Saturday morning.
Bob Myson went to Sylvania
Friday.
Geo and FredFowler took wood
to Lamar Friday.
Virgil Martin and LATE Rist
were peddling beef Saturday.
Ona Brown spent Sunday with
Mrs. John Lee.
Gladys Needham spent Satur.
day night and Sunday with hel
grandparents.
John Lee and Geo. Fowler called
on L. D. Needham Sunday.
The protracted meeting at For
est Grove is still in progress. II
will continue another week.
Mr.. Davis will have a sale Fri
day and move back toKansasCity
Fred Fowler spent Saturday
night and Sunday in Lamar.
Mr.. Carter and family are en-
tertaining relatives this week.
Carl Slate called at Geo. Fowl
er's Thursday morning.
Now is the time for Thanksgiving,
For music and greetings and mirth.
A song for the old folks we honor
A song for the little ones birth.
In the home as we joyfully gather,
AS gayly we sit at the board,
We lift up our praise to the father
Accept our thanksgiving, o Lord!
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TRANSFERS ATTEND
CHRISTIAN CHURCH

About two hundred members Of tn"
striking teamsters and Chauft"urs uu-
ion attended tho evening services at
the First Christian church Yesterday
Pr!or TO attending the church services
the men gathered Ia TN" ohio Valley
Trades and Labor Assembly hall Cor n
short meeting after which they went l."
church In body.
Last nights meeting WAS ;hc u""und
church service that tn" union has at
tended A week ago they were ~ the
evening meeting Of Fourth street NJ T.
church. This is unique in STRIKE h!s-
tory.
Rev. W. Fl Fields used rs his item"
last night ChrlSt'V words "FoIow NJ" 90
lie spoke of tho influence that tn"
teachings OF tho Master might hav" an
Industrial trouble II properly applied.
Several musical selections ais" featured
the service.
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will arrive this morning. While her..
Mr.. GampanarI will be the recipient oil
many affairs Of ali informal nature. a.
II" ha: several friends here. DIR. Cara
Sullivan entertained about twenty
friends last night with an informal! rnu-
seal i'm his honor.
In talking Yesterday Of the arra,-1'
m"nt % his program. all of which -
one part. Mr. CaTpHu3ri yIaying his en-
tire part Of the evenings recital in sue
r"Ssivc compositions. l." said that ih'
reason for 1t is that the attention of the
audicnc" which become: conferred upon
enc artist. is often diverted from one I"
'he Other with the result that much %
tn" joauty and musical value OF a pro-
gram is lOsi. when several artists mum
h"I- ar" 'rtrrSp"r%"d.
Il h"li"vc" II" SAID. That the nc
~agr uf ur" arti>' should not conflirr
with another wh'u il can b" so arranG
cd"
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NORTH SIDE
fwGvood and HIchland0
CAR over BANK
ON RIVER ROAD

Saturday evening shortly after Il
O'Clock. 4 Ford touring car driven by
local rnsu and several Of HIS friends. on
,Acir WAY uomr. met with an accident
when nc nachtne left The road. turning
over several times and riShunS ltSeti
some feet below All occupants OF IN"
,narnin, were lucky and they escaped
with only coupl" scratches cauS|u .!
.hs sbat:aring Of the windshield.
ono OF the Wheeling garages were
,...,tf-.d and tNoy removed the macaine
=, Wncai.ng. where tho necessary re-
airs VIII we made. No one saw "a,
.,oiJau, bu; tho occupants stated tha'
-7Ngy taeughc that iAeIr end was very
close.
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BENWOOD
.LANDERS WINS
OVER MARQUIS
PRrsENr CNIEF or POLICE ox
REDWOOD, LANDS q. o. =.
NOMINATION.
Rcrner Marquis was Favored In ths
fifth ward Only-Aayor Sprouts
Unopposed.

\, the Benwood Republican Urinary
election held Saturday. Al l.anders' ;nS
present chief OF police. received l9H
votes and Homer Marquis lls, Land"rs
floating Marquis by - votes for nom
nation. I.anders triumphed In every
ward with the exception OF tho f1tth.
lie had a hard time In carrying tho
Fourth, but easily carried the three re-
naming wards. Clark Sprouts ~aa sloho
IN the field for tho maSoalty. 'oun-
LINEN and committeeman hal no op-
nosi,ton with the exception OF the Fifth
ward where four committeeman were IN
,he race. George (Najor) Jones. Goo
Re,del. Joseph Davis and Ralph CANDY
were named as committeeman. and re-
suits wera "a follows: Jones 10: ke'deI
81: Candy IS: Davis y.
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Will Entertain Club

Miss Emma Dawson will entertain
the members OF the Il. II. NJ. club THIS
evening at her home on Warwood ave
nue.. At ! o'clock short business seS-
sion will be held at which time Arrange
rnents vii be made and date set for
a box social The remainder of tn"
evening will be spent in dancing. games
and music.
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Mrs. Robe: Blum Of Tw"E;%-i"-'.
stree. frl. On saturday morning break
inn h.- ankle. wns reported last eve
nius % b.. resting * "astlv rs ""u'!
b., r,Nvccicd Mrs Elum fell on War
wob,k avenue near Fifteenth street u
was found :hat ar N-ray would nav" l"
Ne taken 80 SIN" was removed 20 the
North Wheeling hospital. Several Fa>n'
homes we-. broken. |: Will b" a. Toast
three weeks before she is able 70 return
5OTrN
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CREW PICKED UP.

JA"kSONNlLLE. Via. March .-
The captain and tho frrc members Of
thu crew Of tHe American schooner L.
iok, abandoned March I. Will" bound
from this port to MaysEuCz. Porto Rico
will lumber. wcr" picked up Yesterday
by the steamer Guthcil.
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Fields pas,o- q tho Frs, Christian
church. vii! hav" charge OF the services
In,ermcnt will be made IN Green"oo"
cemetery. Tho deceased was In MS
9Th year. Besides his wife and three
small children he Is survived by his
father. William Howard 81 M"und,yiIi'.
and one sister. Mrs. Minnie oats OF the
seventh ward.
Ty'a
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Gymnasium C1ASssB.

Last Thursday evening. the tsacnerS
gymnasium classes being conducted IN
der the direction Of Prof. FISCHER f"et
. ga,, for the first time for several
weeks. having been suspended on ac-
cunt of illness Il Is hoped large
number viii be present tomorrow even
Ing.
Benwood Briefs.
John Specht. OF Fsirmont. has
,urned 10 his nome. after visiting ioca!
rolattyes during the weekend
William Butts. OF McMechen - ao'o
20 be out again after a brief illness.
Miss Martha 10y has resigned her
positioa at the Benwood Junction con-
rectionery.
Miss Margaret McGregory Is IN.
guest OF friends on South hsrsn"'
street.
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Firemen Meet

A short business meeting or IN"
I.oveland Volunteer Fire and Protection
association will be held this evening.
This vii be followed by short social
session.
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Funeral services for Walter g. How
6r,f,. who died a. ;hc family home, No.
aSYO Vance avenue. on Friday evening.
will be held at the place Of death this
afternoon at 3. o'clock. Rev. W. H.
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W. W. Club Will Meet

The W. W. club will meet this eve
ming at 7:20 o'clock at IN" home Of
NlrsI George Hell. OF Warwood avenue.
Foubw!ug short business meeting the
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For Gods. Grip OF Innuenzs
and as Il preventative. take LAXATIVE
B;.ONO OEINlSE Tablets. Lonl; for
l.. ". GROVES signature on the
box. soc.
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North Side Briefs

remainder Of the evening VIII I've >r,u,
in z social way.
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ELM GROVE FACTORY To RESUME
MANUFACTURE Of. ENAMEL WARE
East End PersonRls.

hr an hdd,;uual supply secured from
tn, Mckc.>Inrl I"lds
Okolona messenger. (Okolona, Miss.) 1900-current, 1920-11-11
Thousands Have Kidney
Trouble and Never
Suspect 1t
Applicants for Insurance Often
Y Rejected.

Judging from reports from druggists
who are constantly in direct touch with
the public, there is one preparation that
mas been very successful in overcoming
these conditions. The mild and healing
influence of DR.. Kilmer's Swamp Root is
soon realized. 1t stands the highest for
it's remarkable record Of success.
An examining physician for one of the
prominent Life Insurance Companies, in
an interview on the subject, made the as
tonishing statement that one reason why
so many applicants for insurance are re-
jected is because kidney trouble is SO
common to the American people, and the
large majority of those whose appiica-
tons are declined do not even suspect
that they have the disease. 1t is on sale
at an drug stores in bottles of two sizes,
medium and large.
However, if you wish first to test this
great preparation send ten cents TO DR..
Kilmer 4 Co., Binghamton, N. Y. for a
sample bottle. When writing be sure and
mention this paper.-Adv.