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The Wheeling intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1903-1961, 1920-08-09
GOVERNOR COX
|. HERE SATURDAY;
TWO ADDRESSES
TO ADDRESS CONVENTION
AND PUBLIC MEETING
II en- Day Speaking Tour
Opens Thursday at
Camp Pefry

DAYTON. o.. Aug. S-'1en immediate
engagements for Governor Cox TO carry
personally to the people the Democratic
were announced tonight.
The governor will begin his tra"elins
campaign next Thursday at Camp
Perry, Ohio. Other dates announced
were:
August "a at Wheeling. W. Va uwo
addreSses).
August 10. South Bend. Indiana
August q. Canton: OHIO.
August 25. Evansville. Indiana
August %. Pittsburgh, Pa.
August IS. New York city.
September 2. Columbus. Ohio.
other enSageplents probably will oe
added and early in September the gov
ernor will proceed with his trip TO the
west, including the Pacific coast, with
itineraries thereafter virtually until
election day.
made today by the governor in conjunc-
ton with George White. chairman or the
Democratic committee. and Senator
Harrison. IT. Mississippi, managing the
speakers buieau.
Effect on Front Porch"
The governors address YESTERDAY
Harding from his front porch. SAID
Senator Harrison in announcing the
present itinerary: and mark my pre-
diction before many weeks have passed
they will have him (Mr. Harding)
speaking in former Republican strong.
holds 10 stem tho tide Of Democracy.
Governor COX spent most Of today re-
ceiving congratulations on his address
and its reception yesterday by the thou-
sands a: the fair grounds and In con-
fcrences with the Democratic leaders.
That vigorous championing OF the
league OF nations would continue prom
tnept IN the campaign was indicated by
the governor in a speech he MADE laie
today for phonograph records. This
against Senator Harding in which the
governor said the Republican CANDIDATE
fayors "staying out Of the league.
Photographic speech
Il favor going in" the governor reit-
Grated in his Photographic speech TO-DAY:
This is tho supreme test. Shall we act
in concert with the free nations Of ne
will avoid wars in the future? Thls
question must be met and answered
honestly and nor by Equivocation. We
must saw in language which the world
can understand whether we shall par
ticipate IN the advancement OF a cause
which has IN II the hope OF peace and
world rccons Juction. or whsther we
nrnpose Ia follow the old paths trod by
the nations of Euro0e; paths which al
WAYS led 10 fields OF blood.
I'VE must say in language %hicn our
own people can understand wnetner VIC
shah unite with our former allies tc
make effective the only plan OF peace
and reconstruction which has been tor-
nuIated or whether We propose to play
a lone hand IN the world and guard our
rrA
The Wheeling intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1903-1961, 1920-08-09
Cuban Shot In Midnight
Duel in Central Park

New York. Aug s--Th" rcl,ce to-
night started an investigation Of Md
night duel N the hear; of Central Park
where a man was reported shot in the
presence Of two women seconds.
Following word that man had been
found suffering from a ballet wound.
George Norton. taXicah driver. reported
he had driven two mon and TWO women
10 a lonely spot there where they had
al'ghtcd few minutes later the
women and one Of the mon rc-crtcrod
tho taxi and ordered Norton AT tho
point NJ pistol 10 take them II 42nd
street and Ninth avenue. Wherc thcy
disappeared.
The police said the man IS Frederick
Acautla. a 22 year old Cuban designer
HN had A bullet wound IN the right
hand
The Wheeling intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1903-1961, 1920-08-09
Poles Have Advantage
In Desperate Fighting;
TeSpol is 'RGCapturGd

warsaw. Aug. 6.-iRy The Asso-
c!ated Press-The hnayics; fEhtiAS
since Russia hsgar the offensive a
month agh IS now developing Aions
the Bug river. where both sides arr
throwing in all tho forces at their
command
Towns and points Of vantage ara
changing hands daily. but the Polish
ofActal communication tnterprets IN"
battle as successful for the Poles.
TNspol finally has been rHtaken by
tho Poles. It has changed hands ser-
Aral times. South OF BCeSt-LitovSk
where the Poles drove the Reds across
the Bug. the Poles have taken Mokran.
Washington. Aug. S-IndicatIons
that the Polish government still waS
in Warsaw early today we're contain
ed in advices received tonight by IN"
Polish legation here The military
situation was described as improved.
warsaw. Aug. Sc =. mD-,Br
The Associated Press)--PTemier VI
tos, in statement 70 the Polish
newspaper men TO-DAY said ne gov
mnnt would remain IN Warsaw indeh-
nicely
Warsaw. Aug. Try The Asso-
c!atad PrsSsN- The foreign cfttc" an
rounced this evening that the So
Wet wireless operator a. Moscow lad
refused for third time - receive the
Polish governments message anrounc-
ing that Poland would send delegates
10 a Bolshevik- Polish peace confer
= ance ~ Minsk. The Sovt"' o7rrator
declared that he was TOO busy - ac-
cept the dispatch.
The above dispatch would !odica'e
tha, the Polish government vas N
warsaw Saturda" night
Warsaw. Aux. 7--,B BY The Associatct
Pressl-Thousand OF men are work!a.
on Warsaw'S dctsases on the EAST hanS
OF the N!stula, the great s"m!-ctrcl'
taking IN the fortified towns of Nov,
Cieorsievsk. Nodlin. SegeT. Sied"c. anr
Ivansorod.
The task ot repairing N'arsaw's larS
est and finest bridge which was de
stroyed b. the Russians IN 1915. ha;
ceased TherA are two other hridge'
over tho V!stula One is used exclusive
" by the railroads Tho other which
takes care OF vchiculav trafhc. wa
crowded today with peasants, coming II
from the east. They were on foo.
dragging or pushing carts or leadine
horses pulling wagons, OF every descrip'
tlSr. which were piled high with house
hold goods. Praga. a suburb on III:
east nark 81 the Nlstula. was ri!Cd "i'r
refugees and lines 81 vehicles r"ncN'Ir
FOR miles a,onk the P-aSa highway wHr'
- hH seen awaiting ta".r turn - loaTr
Tho stream OF tracA" across the slnS!'
bridge i"ad,Ur INTO IRE center ~ War
caV's oldcs; district.
Tho roFuEnNs ar" M permitted - :"
main - Warsaw and a-n passing or
westward into tho country. hoping q
escape the invaders who ara creeping
upon the capital from the northeast.
The Wheeling intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1903-1961, 1920-08-09
WARNS THE PUBLIC
AGAINST PROF|TEERS

I
Philadelphia. Pa. Aug. s.-George
Dallas Dixon. vice president In charge
If traffic Of the Pennsylvania railroad
ir a formal statement tonight regarding
the effects OF the freight rate increase
recentlv granted by the Interstate Com
merce Commission. warned the public
against proflteers.
The public" said the statement.
should he forAwarned ard foreaTned
against any attempts 10 take advantage
NJ the freight rate advance for the pur-
pose of justifying prcfiteertng. While
il is true that in the case OF some few
articles and commodities. small IN
crcases in price may he justified never
the less. the amounts. which in any in
stance could fairly be added 10 the pres
en-: prices are very small fraction OF
the whole and in the case OF practically
every article or commodity Of daily con-
sumption the increases in transporta-
ton charges are relatively so small as
to be practically negligible.
The Wheeling intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1903-1961, 1920-08-09
. Ry MARX SULLIVAN
Copyr!ghi 1920. by New
York Evening Post, Inc

Nl tilllg NSt, lllN. ?
Dayton. o. Aug. S.-The Cox nottt!ca-
ton was much more of 4 show thlu the
Harding occasion A. Marion TWO weeks
ago The show part OF II vas more
thoroughly organized. WAS very much
bigger. got more attention from the aud
lcuce and altogether was much NOR"
played up.
There were miles and miles .: march
ing clubs and bands. J. took fully two
hours Tor the parade 10 Ale past tn"
Judges stand on the race course where
cox and Roosevelt viewed IL THO songs.
tn" uniforms OF the mnrch"ra. The ban
ncrs and the slogans on the standards
were a show In themselves. apart from
the speeches There was abundant cyi-
denCe Of pIQuanCy. both prepared and
Spontaneous. The con song. "pnl.. nh'".
well elect Jimmie COX or know tho rca-
son why" was sung half hundred
times o III" tun" or "Nh "" ramNo.
we'll ramh.r." The banners and slogans
had iok" and alius!or. tn" delegation
from Senator Hard.ng's hcm" town
Marion. announced on their standar!
that we're her" Jimmy and 2 d"icEa-
tio1 from M'lwauke" rnrr''I banner
waving I'll" ,0io 'Nat w'll waNS VI
.,.'' O.. C1"'ou- .u.u''. .u'N' 8ui "r'
The Wheeling intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1903-1961, 1920-08-09
ISSUE OF CERTIFICATES

Washington. Aug S-Secretary Hous-
ton announced tonight q new issue of
treasury certificates Of indebtedness. to
be dated August Is and 10 mature in
one year. The interest rate is Riv p"r
cent u VA. Announced that suhSrrip-
lions Of "Sll6. 200 0hh or ihcrrahouts" q"
would lie souRh1 Certificates Of tho is-
sue will not hear inc circulation prirI-
egA or be acceptable N parmen, Of
taxes
The Wheeling intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1903-1961, 1920-08-09
FATAL AUTO ACCIDENT

and three injured as a result OF an au-
ronobiln accident near here this morn
ing
Miss Thnlma Oiesen %. died IN Frank
In hoSp.ta! TWO hours after accident.
Ravr,o.t4 Otaser, her brother. owner
AID dr,va~ - the machine. badly cut
abour h"ad and bruised on BODY.
Miss Mabel OieSnn. IS. sister oediy
bruised
Mrs ray =. FrcnmaD. nervous sAocN.
barE injured condition critical
All arc rNs.dcntS of OIL Ctty and were
removed o. that town.
There were NJ witnesses. hut - Is
supposed the steering gear broke and
n" car ran over high~oank.
The Wheeling intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1903-1961, 1920-08-09
FIVE KILLED ON
GRADE CROSSING

Orion Mich. Aug S--Ft"e persons
zero Killed this afternoon when a an
automobile in which they we're riding
was struck by an lntsruToan car on
a crossing near here. The occupants of
the automobN". all members OF ona
family. we're hurled two hundred feet
and with one exception were killed IN.
stantly.
Tha dead werN Mr.. and Mrs. Edward
Spies thNir son Arthur. his wife ard
his son Al ltved near Pontiac, Mich.
Tho mctormaN o. III" int"rurban stated
that he sounded repeated warnings
when approaching the crossing hut ar.
Narert'" Arthur. who was driving. taNed
n her thhnN
The Wheeling intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1903-1961, 1920-08-09
CANDIDATE Proud FATHER.

Charleston. ". Va. Aug. s-Ar;hur
3. Kooa:z. Democratic nominee for
Governor. and Mrs. Hoontz. of this city.
announce the birth Of boy this moru-
Ing Mrs Koontz was formerly Miss
Maize Sipe. of Fairmont. They have a
daughter. Ma-% Watson kocatG. Two
years old.
The Wheeling intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1903-1961, 1920-08-09
RUSSIA REFUSES TRUCE TOPOLAND;
BRITAIN ANDFRANCE PREPARE To
EXTENDND To STRICKEN NATION
Coast Mail
Planes Reach Oakland

Oakland Cal. Aug S.--Two all
metal a!rplanes that left Eew York
CitI on July ~ 20 biazo trail f"-
trans-contjnenta! aerial r-s'l sHrr-
i-r, IaNc,1 al an Oakland I'%!rg neid
la's toda, 7 ". Larsen, owner 81
the planes. delivered 70 Postmaster
J1anph Rosehroush \ package -
New York mH!! rhTS: ''ur'nC what
was was ~aid to h" the frs' trans
continental AERIAL r'nN delivery on
record.
The Wheeling intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1903-1961, 1920-08-09

bali rHrcen; Coz. one half of ono r"r-
cent Harding
OF th!> Kind OF thing there was end
lnss QuiuNty and infinite variety. Cox
dId nn' miss a minute Of II" parad" nor
single lac" Of tn" paraderS. II" had
the air. IN wholly quiet and restrained
way. "f giving 4 personal greeting TO
each marChcr---Hn unohs trusiNe greeting
that did not <" lu:te SO far as nod.
but did s"-n I" include tho business Of
giving u Penetrating and rcasSur'OE
look INTO the face Of each person who
marched past him. II was q look that
seemed 10 say 70 each person. i want
you - know that | Apprec!at" this, III
s"- YOU again on election day and you
Can depend IN ma to remember YOU.
= was wholly Su@dued. Il was IN per
feet taste, and II was one hundred N"r-
rent effective Cox had ahead Of him
IN" most important speech OF his carer.
but Il" was not distracted for $lnElo
moment from tn" important business or
N" moment. witch Mas - make """rv
man whn marrL.d hv IN III" hot sun
feel tha' he GC""rHor ut OHIO mad TO-
rU>soI friendly ey"e ~ rrartud" on
him
Cox Looks Young
The Wheeling intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1903-1961, 1920-08-09
THE WEATHER

Ohio and Western Pennsylvania
Partly cloudy. with probably occasional
thunder showers Monday and Tuesday;
not much change In temperature.
The Wheeling intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1903-1961, 1920-08-09
Naval, Military and Economic
Measures To Be Taken
Plan Passed Upon By Pre-
miers, Marshal Foch and
Field Marshal Wilson

Hythe. England, Aug. G.-tBy Tho
ated Prsss)- Tha BolshevtE
government has refused the proposal
contained In tho British governments
last not. to conclude 4 tcn-day truce
with poland.
London, Aug.s.-(By The Asso-
ciated Presg)-Tho Moscow govern
ment that It has boon arranging for
Polish do1eJstee 10 cross tho Russian
front on the evening OF August 9, and
for ar1niBttoe and peace negotiations
TO begin at Hinsk August IL
London, Aug. s-(By Tho Asscctateh
Press)-If it Is decided TO retmpose
the blockade o. Russia, tho blockade
can be nlade effective within few
hours, az far as tho British navy 10
concerned. and upon tho British navy
will fall tho bulk Of tho work.
A squad Of light cruisers and other
light craft Ia IN the Baltic roady at q
moments notice to begin intensive
patrols, while the units IN the Black
sea are rIoro than enough to effec-
lively blockade oil ports,
Therefore in tho Baltic 10 considered
sufficient, ara the admiralty denies
tho reports that another squadron
will be ordered thore immediately
even should additional blockade work
be decided on.
Associated Press)-Treat Britain and
Franz are convinced thai the Bolshe.
Wiki :ntond 70 ca aptu-e Warsaw and sci
up Soviet government In Poland
This was learned from an Official
source tonight following an announce
mrrt at 'hn conference between Frem!e!
LLOYD George OF Grea; Britain and
Premier Milleland Of France. held today
TO discuss the Polish situation. that the
conference would continue tomorrow
when tho prem!ers will pass upon naval
military and economic plans forsavins
Poland. These plans are being iraWr
up tonight by Marshal Foch and Field
Marshal Sir Henry wilson. chief ot
the British imperial staff.
These were the outstanding develop,
mAnts Of the day and followed an off.
cial announcement that the Soviet gov,
ernment had definitely refused a ten,
George as a result o% fridays meet,
ing with the Russian mission headed
o. ". Kameneft and u Krassin.
WhNe there has been no talk of Of.
fic!aliy declaring war on Russia. the
allies haze decided to eive Poland all
possible military. nava! and economic
help without delay.
The premiers received two notes from
Moscow today In answer TO Mr.. LloyC
Georges request for a truce. ToniSh'
they snnt another note TO the Soviet anc
also advised Poland TO seek truce ii
rect from the BOlsheviki. who Indicated
in their refusal ~ the truce that II The
request cane direct from the Poles II
might have a better chance o. hoinG
granted. One ~ the notes received
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The Wheeling intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1903-1961, 1920-08-09
Warsaw Forts Bombarded
By the Russian Artillery

forts Of Warsaw have
returning the Bolshevik fire.
Warsaw Aug the New northeast Warsaw has
klometrs northeast of Warsaw
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Partly cloudy with occasional thuudss
showers Monday and Tuesday
The Morning Tulsa daily world. [volume] (Tulsa, Okla.) 1919-1927, 1920-02-11
LINDSLEY LIKES
THE TULSA SPIRIT
Distinguished Visitor Has
Praise for the Legion
Post Here.
A STABILIZING FORCE


'Businoa5 mon Of Tulsa are TO he
American Legion post 49, you have
here. for IT'S the c.fy'H greatest as
sot." declared Col Henry -. Llndss
ioy formerly mayor of Dallas. ana
the first national commander of tho
American Legion when nr addressed
th special w.,.Iun nt Joe tnrrpu
pust G' the municipal auditorium
last nigh.
"TAc American Legion is the
greatest .iuIIIIur. DuorRi1luB force
lu the nation today lopruurniIuU
cVory rank, creed, class ot America
% b. the one Erudt American organ
ilnlon ln the country hr said AL
though ~ ,H but ltuo moro than %
year old he g1Id that today ils ruIls
numbered a. hrnrr percentage Of the
entire army discharge after the war
than did thc United Confederate vet
Grams uud The Grand Army of the
Hcpubllr after tho close Of the civil
war
Colonel Lindsey commended the
work of Major Ava j. Niloa on the
constitutional committee ut tho ma
tionHl convention and said that the
constitution drawn by the committee
'Aih hNhHItN ny lll' tHElhn " NtH o.
mouel document In every respect ana
mad been highly commended on all
pidcs. lie also congratulated tui
post on the worK of John Rogcrs.
post commander on tho resolutions
committee at the convention.
General pcrshmp D. doing a great
work on his tour Of tho country |
want to see him continue to fill the
exalted position thai ho now hold.
and refuse to allow himself to be
drawn Into political Huifc,' ho said
iu discussing porshlng's visit here.
Mombors uf The post unanimously
adopted u resolution of thanks to be
rendered tho chapter OF tho spanish
American war veterans for the beau
tiful flag that the Veterans viii pre-.
sent 10 the logionalres during the
celebration todly.
The Morning Tulsa daily world. [volume] (Tulsa, Okla.) 1919-1927, 1920-02-11
YOU CAN'T RUB
RHEUMATISM OUT
Says w. w. Glenn of Car
bon, West Virginia.

.,,. ,
100 "u'h praise cannot be gwen ."
i @ to !. and s.l'o.' %s,1 " more ' Il :,
!: I: {: !: +. & 4 ] : 6 6. Z E: ::
aIi a,' %a, 'ts 1s.@sng the gG .oss,Sss s9'so' s. i
C-2421, You tau depend on 10 10 relieve
YOU because i was originally prepared
The Morning Tulsa daily world. [volume] (Tulsa, Okla.) 1919-1927, 1920-02-11

Car thieves last night stole two
Hudson automobiles. one from James
4 GibDa. Glil North Takoma, ana the
other from Lee Daniels
South Bend news-times. (South Bend, Ind.) 1913-1938, 1920-04-20
Vigorous Men
and Women are
In Demand

If your ambition has left you.
your happiness has gone forever un-
less you take advantage of Wettick' g
cut Rate Medicine stores magnih-
cent offer 10 refund your money on
the first box purchased if Wendelrs
Pills. Ambition Brand, do not. put
your system In fine condition and
give YOU the energy and vigor you
have lost.
BE ambitious. be strong, be vigor-
Gus. Bring the rudy slow of health
to your cheeks and the right sparkle
10 YOUR eyes.
Wenuelrs Pills, Ambition Brand.
The great nerve tonic, are splendid
sor that tired feeling. nervous trou-
hles, headaches, stlessness. treni-
ling, mental depression, sleepless-
ness, nervous Indigestion, and loss
Of appetite.
You take them with this under
standing THAI. In two days you will
feel fine or after taking one box, if
rot benefited, the druggist will re-
fund the price OF the box
Be sure and get a GO cent box to-
day ard get out of the rut Re
member Wettick's Cut Rate Drug
store and dealers everywhere are
authorized to guarantee them. Adv
South Bend news-times. (South Bend, Ind.) 1913-1938, 1920-04-20
DETAIL OF
ARMY RECRUITERS

The detail for the local army re-
cruiting station in charge Of Sergt.
John S. Skees has been increased by
the assignment Of Pvt Clifford A.
Williams and Pvt. Albert johnson,
both Of the goth infantry Of Fort
Benjamin HARRISON Ind. and the
two men will specialize in recruit
ing for their organization.
Sergt Skees is in receipt Of a
communication authorizing him to
accept enlistments for one year in
the ordnance department, quarter
master department, field artillery.
coast artillery, engineer corps and
the aviation service The following
men were accepted for enlistment
at the local station last week. Her
man G.. Fenrich. ST. Joseph. Mich:
Michael s. Bytner, South Bend;
Ignatius J. LebiedZinsN, South
Bend, Steve J. Ewald. South Bend;
Walter +. Baney. South Bend: Vern
T. Aldrich. Tea Garden, Ind: Cor
don r. RothrOck Goshen. Ind, and
Merle ID. Cox of Bremen. Ind.
South Bend news-times. (South Bend, Ind.) 1913-1938, 1920-04-20
arT1agTSx
HAVE YOU FIGURED
OUT YOUR BONUS?

Eve~ since the agitation
sponsored by the American Le-
gion for "a cash bonus for ex-
service men began 10 be heard.
former uniform Wearers have
been using reams OF paper and
wearing out tons Of graphite In
pencils figuring the size Of the
wad that will be theirs. At
every new scale or plant pre-
scented, amateur mathematicians
again made hurried calls TO
stationers in order TO acquire
the necessities.
There is a certain ex-ofsicer
who had IL all figured out that
at $50 bonus for every day
in service he would be enriched
20 the extent Of about $500. Wis
ions Of a two weeks glorious
vacation were seen. TO say
nothing OF complete new
boulevard outfit of raiment.
But the worst out Of all was the
most recent announcement that
officers would not figure in the
fruits Of the Legion victory. His
service as an enlisted man dur
ing TIE years 1917-18 count
exactly 90 days subtracting the
$50 which the government gra-
ciOusly awarded him upon dis
charge he Will receive $32 as
South Bend news-times. (South Bend, Ind.) 1913-1938, 1920-04-20
POLICE ARREST
ALLEGED ROBBER

Police authorities here are hold
ing an unidentified man arrested
Saturday night on suspicion that he
was planning 20 rob C. G. BuCking-
ham. manager of the Piggy Wiggly
stores.
Mr. Buckingham was warned by
the police Saturday night that an
assault was TO be made upon him
while ne was on his way home but
that one of the men who had PLAN
ned the assault and robbery had
been placed under arrest.
Whoever had a plan to rob me
would have gotten nothing for his
trouble" said Mr. buckingham
Monday "as I never have any
money with me-"
South Bend news-times. (South Bend, Ind.) 1913-1938, 1920-04-20
Living Room Suites

3 Pieces-DavenPort Chair Rocker
upholstered in fine Tapestry; Spring Edge
and Cushions. at $335.00 and S35500
South Bend news-times. (South Bend, Ind.) 1913-1938, 1920-04-20
ASPIRIN FOR COLDS

IUs.s =. layer Ia lejs OF IS
pirin" i'm a "Bayer package" con-
tanning proper directions for Colds,
Pain. Headache. Neuralgia, Lum-
bago. and rheumatism. Name
"Bayer' means Genuine Aspirin
prescribed by physicians for nine
teen years. Handy tin boxes of -
tablets cost few cents. Aspirin is
trade mark of Bayer Manufacture Of
ACKNOWLEDGEMENTS of Salicylic-
acid
South Bend news-times. (South Bend, Ind.) 1913-1938, 1920-04-20

financial remuneration for over
three years service. having seen
service with the National Guard
on the Mexican border previous
10 the outbreak OF the war.
At the present writing the
principal OF this little tale is
busy deciding whether TO pur-
chase a pint OF moonshine liq-
uOr with the $32 or 20 blow his
girl 20 a trip TO Springbr5ok
park during the fair next sum-
mer
South Bend news-times. (South Bend, Ind.) 1913-1938, 1920-04-20

II you are unable to really enjoy
the society of others because Of the
fear THAI that wretched skin eruption
on your shoulder will begin 10 itch.
or that your scarf will slip and ex-
pose the 6shguring rash you had
tried so hard to conceal, ny Resinol
Ointment.
South Bend news-times. (South Bend, Ind.) 1913-1938, 1920-04-20

nection with the robbery. Follow
ing It's activity during the afternoon
and night following the hold-up. the
police department here appeared to
have abandoned any thought Of be
ing able % capture the bandits.
South Bend news-times. (South Bend, Ind.) 1913-1938, 1920-04-20
The Mortified" Bed Davenport

A handsome piece of furniture for daytime and a
convenient for emergencies to those crowded for
room.
The Mortified Bed Davenport is easy to open and
affords sufficient space all necessary bedding
inside when closed.
Tapestry Upholstered: Golden oak. at $85. 90;
Fumed oak at $4,000; Mahogany at $IO75O.
Leather Upholstered Fumed Oak at $3.50;
Golden Oak at $62.50 to $500.