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The evening world., 1920-06-11
LABOR ROWS DELAY
BIG HOUSING PLAN
Mayors Committee Unable to Act
Until Present QuarrelS
Are Ended.

Although the Mayors Housing Com
tee, with a financial backing Of over
500. 100000 has been in existence since
May 4, II has been unable to carry out
It's most important function because Of
the failure Of its labor sub committee
TO secure a truce from the warning fac
lions. Practically all the other sub
committees have made reports.
II Is reported in labor circles that the
fight to establish an open shop along
the water front IL being reflected
The evening world., 1920-06-11

To avoid striking another machine
this afternoon Daniel F. Williams Of No.
s32 Eighth Street. Brooklyn. driver for
the P1anostyle Company OF Third Ave
nue. and seth street, drove his car onto
the sidewalk at Sixth Avenue and Sixth
Street. Brooklyn. Andrew Hauser, No.
i7l1 10th street. and Louis Costello. No
S26 10Th Street. pedestrians. received
ubrasions Of face and body. They were
treated by a surgeon from Methodist
Episcopal Hospital and sent home. No
arrest was made.
The evening world., 1920-06-11

among the various branches Of the
building trade
let the labor men get together.'
said General Chairman Frank Mann
to-day. "and we will 60 forward with
a building programme that will sur
prise even New York City"
The evening world., 1920-06-11
scbooInoy kIlI.d by Au,o.

Joseph Gualco, eight years. Of No. 81
Mulberry street. while on his way home
from school during the lunch hour. WA
killed by an automobile at Mulberry and
Bayard Street to-day. He hadn't gone
more than nfty feet from the school
when the accident happened Louis
Lieniooi OF Linden Street. Bellmore, L.
l., who was driving the car, was ar
rested by the police Of the elizabeth
street station.
The evening world., 1920-06-11

ton Day Mrs. Lcrner. Il Ia alleged. saw
Miraglil offer her ring for sale TO 4
customer She recognizes II. offered 70
buy II for $3.50 and went out 70 get The
money. Baiba who was In the store,
ring had been stolen from the woman
and the druggist. II II charged, at once
had the ring reset across the street.
When Mrs. Iyerner returned 70 the shop,
Detectives Fallon and Cunningham were
with her and they arrested Mlraglio.
His alleged confession caused the ar
rast OF the other two.
The evening world., 1920-06-11
HOLE THREE EoR ROBBERY
Indictment DiscIoses story Of R542
H0td-up ~ woman,


Hotd-up ~ Woman.
The story Of a robbery the police APP
parently suppressed and then distorted
was disclosed to-day IN the Indictment
by the Bronx Grand jury OF Nicholas
Barbara. Of No. 237i Arthur Avenue
and Nicholas Marchlohno. Of No. 2lsF
Arthur Avenue, for first degree rob
berry, and OF Michael Mraglio. drug
gist, OF 18TH Street and Arthur Ave-
nue.. for receiving stolen property. Al
three are said 10 have confessed tc
District Attorney Martin.
Barba and Marchionno are accused
OF entering the apartment of Mrs. Rose
Lerner at No. 6Si East 18TH Street
which IL owned by Barba's father, on
April 10 last, choking her so severely
that she was unconscious for twenty
three hours and stealing t42 and a dia-
mond ring valued at $500. on Decora.
The evening world., 1920-06-11
Drowssa Boy,. Boay Iaentlnea.

The body OF the youth who the police
believe may have committed suicide.
which was recovered from COney Island
Creek yesterday. was to-day identified
81 that Of MunEio Orlando, aged fifteen.
~ inmate OF 81. Johns Home, Albany
END st. Marks Avenue. Brooklyn. The
hoay waa Identified nj the Kings County
Fl11pitai Morgue by John O'Donnel OF
No. la11 81. Jchn'a plAce.
The evening world., 1920-06-11

TRENTON. June 1t.--RulinB that the
purchasing power OF money has been
virtually cut ih half. Supreme Court
Justice Minturn to-day declined 70 re-
Circuit Court against the Public Service
Railway Company. She sued for tho
death 81 her husband, a truck driver,
who Was killed BY a trolley car.
The Morning Tulsa daily world. [volume] (Tulsa, Okla.) 1919-1927, 1920-09-26

Mon receive o cent. day for
"scnrc.,r0winR' I'm India. according
to information Obtained by the for
elgn survey departments when
green ana yellow parrots nuttcr
down upon the rice fields Of India.
the crop is endangered and the
hour Of the human s,urc.crow is
at hand Up from the rice stalks h"
rises wild cry ON his lips his
arms waving Then the uir is flllud
with confusion ut bright hucs ps the
winged thieves take flight Tho IN.
man sCHre-croW is one ~ the Ih
per cent OF the Hindu people who
depend upon agriculture Tor q Nv
Ink lie IN an example. too, uf the
terrible waste OF man power which
the caste system brings 10 India nv
specifying Tor each caste some una
changeablc task lnterchurch hul'
lgtin
The Morning Tulsa daily world. [volume] (Tulsa, Okla.) 1919-1927, 1920-09-26
BACK AFTER rs YEARS
OH-linC cowboy Returns 60 Scene
ufiiis Early DAYS and FINDS
MANY Changes.
~ WUIIAM n HNRrER

CLARENORE Okla. Sept "a
Gam Cantner. now wealthy ranch
man ot Flagstaff Ariz. camo In q
few days ago FOR an extended Nimt
with friend, whom hc has not seen
for % quarter " % century
Thirty years and more ago Mi
CUntncr was a Cow -punchor' iu this
country 40 "a time when that was the
principal occupation ana the fellow
who could not ride a bronco or rope
a steer WAS not eligible to- the best
society MI Cnutncr who IL getting
well along boo years was greatly sur
priscd at the development made In
this country during his long absence.
When he lived here broad briwmcd
hats, high hculod boots. spurs aud
lcggins were the prevailing STYLES in
mems dress and the trustv siN-shout
or was constant companion. Mr,
Cputnor said "ldkt the Texan, We
did not need them often. hut when
We ala We needed EN- darn bad
when he arrived here few days
ago hy came IN u garh similar To- the
one h' wore away nearly 80 years
ago and which he says o. the height
OF fashion I'm the community where
he lives, though the same has long
since been laid aside here and is o.
curiosity to the children uf the men
with whom Mr.. Cantucr worked and
associated with before ne LETT here.
lie was range hand in the
days uf Johnny Crutchnold Dock"
richards John Oakcs, Turn
Cochran, "Cholah" Guuthor and
others Of the old regime. rinuurouuc.
care free and OPEN hearted The
IDEAL Cow -punchor' who held fun
sway in the wild and wully west. uf
which this country was part I'm
he old territorial days Tho cowboy,
ts the term was used is now like
The Morning Tulsa daily world. [volume] (Tulsa, Okla.) 1919-1927, 1920-09-26

hc wild Indian. The buffalo and the
'uyutc, thing ot tho past, which
inECrs only iu the memory Of the
uld settler. Al tho time In question
'laromoro was only u shipping
uoiut Tor cattle over the Frisco
ho Missouri Pacific had not yet been
milta-consstiug W a rambling row
uf houses parallel with the Frisco
tracks. The houses we're of the
famous raw hide" variety and win
duws We're scarce, owing to the liza
hihtN of cattle hooking them out with
their long horns The region from
the NcrdiRi- 10 the Grand rivers
was "a continuous cattle range with
only an occasional farm house. Now
there Is no outside range, the land
an being used either for cultivation
or FOR pasture. The long horiAof Mr
Cuutncrs time is only n memory to
the uld-timors and would Ne ~ much
a curiosity here now ~ would cn
elephant or a zebra. Tulsa and Vi
nita wcrc only trading 9ustS, Wag-
oncr was only a louding switch and
jsupulpH WIS the 'cud Of the line"
Tho settlers, OF whom Mt Cantncr
spoke iu a reminiscent yctn and with
"a iar-uWuy look we're truo pioneers.
Hardy and having no ioar OF dan
gor they were ChivalrouB to fault
and Voc unto the follow who veu-
'urcd 10 insult woman. or an old
mau-.Ss repHrutiun was certain aud
sure. schools dnd churches were un-
Vuovu but the missionary preachers
we're given respectful attention by the
cowboys. whose hospitality th"y often
cujuNed
Tho "Big onion hotel" conducted
by "Juclo Bean burgess. who died
"a few years ago, Ncilsons store and
Joe Gibbs place" were tho princi-
pal attractions OF the Clnrcmore of
those days.
The Morning Tulsa daily world. [volume] (Tulsa, Okla.) 1919-1927, 1920-09-26
COX GUILTY OF
GROSS LIBEL
Homes for Psychological
Result Before
Proof
PLEADS A PRIVILEGE
Seeks to Put Off Final Show
down Until Too Late to
Reverse Moral Effect.
Ry WILLIAM HosTER.

~. pariisan bias is needed to
...h iho true spirit Of Senator
ti,raiug's recent appeal for more
r..r,s,v i'm our national life. Put
U.,r notifies aside. the truth Is that
.. nav. departed far from the
,,,rr,l honesty Of our furbears. We
r,.g bod an age Of half-truths ana
,,1raI compromise. In our every
5ay life we no longer hold rigidiy
,, fundamentals. The national vice
of haste and hurry Is mcasuraolN 10
hI.mr We haven the time 10 stop
a. rlreful thought. Loose state
r,,rfa are accepted as conclusive
rr.of. the superficial view becomes
~. accepted truth. what we wish
,a nsIfcvc we accept on the unsup-
porf,I authority Of anyone who
agrees with US.
Cardinal Gibbons, that remark
.f5s man. whose beautiful spiritual
IN. has embraced "a sublime patriot
i.r and an unselfish watchfulness
aver national tendencies, has Just
r.trfed out an increasing drift in
America toward q craving tor the
.rrs1flonal and the scandalous IN
our daily affairs. Ills Eminence. OF
course. AZ this time, was not rcter-
ring 10 political tendencies, yet IN
pouucal matters, also, this attitude
20 which attention is called Is being
carried close to the point where our
national institutions are endangered
ENtravngnnt tucranccs.
The inquiry, what is the consti.
tuition among friends has ceased
fn he a rlcasantry and has become
a menace. Party spirit has risen to
ID poini where the mere say-so OF
marty leader operates TO submcrSe
SsU independence OF view; and party
leaders. rcacting 20 this spirit Of
suhserviency are plunging forward
20 the most extraordinary lengths OF
cXtravaRaut utterance and appeals
'o Classism, by reason of tho license
thus permitted them.
4 case in point, which IS selected
only because politics Is now the up
pormost question in the public mind,
is the charge Of Governor Cox that
the republican party is engaged in "A
conspiracy to buy an underhold on
the government"
II the charge is true--if there Is
even sufficient presumptive evidence
II its truth to make 1t worthy OF
serious consideration by a liberty
loving people, there can be no Just
cavilling against Governor Cox for
laying his charge before a tribunal
qualified to deal impartially. with
the facts.
Must Have All Facts.
Everybody is interested in having
the facts In this regard laid bare. II
such a conspiracy is under way II is
a blow at the foundations of the
government. 1t ought TO be halted
punished, only by these means can
without delay and the guilty men
our Institutions be maintained in
their purity and be vindicated be-
fore all the world, which we may be
sure has taken note OF these allega-
The Morning Tulsa daily world. [volume] (Tulsa, Okla.) 1919-1927, 1920-09-26
FROM ATLANTIC TO PACIFIC
Railway Ncru+s Nudes tu Connect
Chilv hud NrgCntiun.

SANTIAGO. sept ga btll has
boon introduced IN the chilean
nous, 90 deputies In furthcruuco of
tho iuug discussed project to build
q railway across The Andes connect
iu. S.lu center NJ "a rich uEricul-
tuul rcrluu uf northern Argoutina.
with ihp chilean port ut Nuto-
iagD-n. The ban provides that the
contractors would receive "a state
guarantee ut six per cent of the
actual cost of fhr railway for Is
years after it BE- opened Tho cost BE-
estimated ut tluUuO.uuO.
The thilruu newspapers COM
munltug uu the measure Say thc rail
way mo, only would serve ts am out
lut tu tho Pacific for products %
northern Argentina such us sugar
hut would open 90 exploitation rich
minoal regions of north central
Chile
Tho only direct Hu rputo now
connecting the two republics rs tho
trnns-Audinu from los Andes chile.
to Mendoza Argentine.
The Morning Tulsa daily world. [volume] (Tulsa, Okla.) 1919-1927, 1920-09-26
FAMILY LIVES IN OPEN
Motor Prairie schooner Used 10
Make Long Trip.

BOSTON, Sept. 21.--Wimam II,
Little. his wife and family Of six
children. arrived In Boston after a
l.OOo-mile trip from Houston, Texas,
10 locat" an uncle.
Little negotiated the long journey
over the road, camping and living
In u motor or-prairie-schooncr, replica
OF the animal-drawn vehicle which
carried westward the pioneers ot
earlier days.
MY wifo's health is greatly i'm
proved since we left Texas, said
Little. "Thc trip has done hcr a
wonderful lot Of good
The car contains a complete cook
ing outfit In which all the meals Tor
the SIX Idttlos. who range In age
from three years to sixteen years,
can bc prepared.
The hunks are arranged so thcy
can bo diswautlcd In the morning
and pitched when darkness an
nouuces the days work In searching
for uncle is at an end.
The Morning Tulsa daily world. [volume] (Tulsa, Okla.) 1919-1927, 1920-09-26

I'd ETTER schools, more churches, modern home
conveniences, wholesome environment for the grow
~ ing girls and boy These absorb the interest Of the farm
woman who guides the footsteps of the farmers OF tomorrow
while the farmers of today are busy in the fields
AS farm woman, wife and mother what responsibility rests
upon hcr YET, what opportunities are hers
To work handnhand with farm for the betterment
OF rural life Oklahoma has been the inspiring mission of
Mabel Bates Williams editor Of Good Cheer the home de-
parment of The Oklahoma Farmer Stockman Through her
sympathetic understanding of life the farm her writings
have revoutonizcd living conditions in thousands Of farm
The Morning Tulsa daily world. [volume] (Tulsa, Okla.) 1919-1927, 1920-09-26

standing and prestige OF the nation
he people themselves may assess
The issue is whether The people OF
the United states shall give their
assent 90 Wilson'S league ut uatiora.
Governor Cox himself has said. 10
is most vial To- the future Of the
nation. Governor Cox seeks to have
the merritt OF Wilson's league decided
on the basis OF ridiculous charges,
to which he will not subscribe under
oath that a conspiracy exists %
buy an underhuld ON the Bovorn.
mont" As governor OF ohio ne said
the pcoplc were not tittcd tu select
their own officials Is he trying To-
Justify the libel I'm this u1Wg1isn'
The Morning Tulsa daily world. [volume] (Tulsa, Okla.) 1919-1927, 1920-09-26

tions Of one who aspircs 10 tho high
honor Of the presidency OF the ma
ton.
II the charges are not true it is
equally important that the fact
should be instantly established All
Americans, democrats and republic
cans alike, must be sensible uf this
necessity
But how is this charge. that a cor
rupt plot exists to buy" control OF
The government presented? By
lodging information before compc-
tent official? No. by presentation
OF the prceumptive proof In court
Of justice? No. But In a spread
eagle political speech. amid cries of
Alta boy Jimmy Soak it to
en-" Hot stuff, jim" etc.
And then. when public attention
had thus been called 60 the allcgu-
tions and a committee OF the United
states senate charged with the in
vestigation OF Just such matters.
asked for Information, did the aC-
cuscr promptly lay his prcsumptive
proof before the committee No.
Failing back upon an entirely new
method OF evading responsibility for
his ultcrunccs, namely the proroEu-
tive VI "A presidential candidate.
whatever that may be, ne declined
to submit his proofs, claiming the
right to make them public In his
own way, which was at another po-
IiCal meeting, where amid similar
frouzied cries and with an accom-
panlmcnt of rod fire and crashing
bands, he reiterated his former
charges,
Cox IL Sidcstcpplng.
But the senate committee has de-
tcrminod TO investigate the charges
anyhow. and now, confronted W. IN
a repeated demand that he appear
before the committee with his
proofs, the accuser vigorously pro-
tests that this investigation into his
extravagant charges must not be
permitted 10 interfere with his plans
for a speech making tour Of the
westl
As II by the widest flight Of the
Imagination, Candidate Cuxs west
crn tour could hc compared In i'm
portancc to the necessity for him
to substantiate his charge of a cor
rupt plot to buy" the government
What is the purpose Of the west
ern speaking tour? Simply to re-
peat over and over again, even while
the senate investigation is I'm prog
rcss, and in a way which imposes
no legal responsibility upon him to
tell the truth, the charges which he
seeks by every possible artifiCe TO
avoid making under oath.
This is a perfect sample Of the
loose talk, the eNtraVagant utter
ance, which man who aspires Ia
the presidency OF the United States
Is wiltully spreading through the
country with what damage to tho
The Morning Tulsa daily world. [volume] (Tulsa, Okla.) 1919-1927, 1920-09-26

womans ondcst hope to stay young She often resorts
20 paints powders and cosmetics hide her Some
pay large to socad Beauty Doctors in the belief that
money will buy youth Others grsh dresses thinking they
fool the world about their age But deceived Ths
more you try to hide ysur age the more it shows
There is but thing that holds old age back and that Is
health Sickness and weakness bring old age early in life DR.
Perce Favore Prescription is buildngup medicine for
II makes them healthy and strong when they suffer from
women troubles II keeps them looking young by keeping them
WE'LL II is woman tonic for the rn the delicate and those
who nervous dizzy and who have bakache dragging
pains Some took and have felt young and
well DR. Perces Favorito Prescription aogeher
vegetable and without particle of alcohol IL is safe take
Try it In tablet liquid form all druggists
for trial package of the tablets Dr. Perce Invalds Hotel IN
Buffalo. n. Y.
The Morning Tulsa daily world. [volume] (Tulsa, Okla.) 1919-1927, 1920-09-26
FLOODS AnE SUBSIDING.
Much Territory In China suffers Dc
Nnstatiun and Loss Of IifC.

NANCUANG, Sept 21,-floods
said to be worse than any recorded
I'm the past 20 years in the district
north Of Nanchang ar" reported to
be suhsiding after having devastated
"a wide area. People of the districts
flooded were on the verge of starva-
tiou. The district that has suffered
most extends northward from Nan
chang along the east bank OF the
Kan river to poyang lake. At one
time the streets OF Nnnchaug were
under water It is estimated that
about 100 persons lost their lives In
the floods
The Morning Tulsa daily world. [volume] (Tulsa, Okla.) 1919-1927, 1920-09-26

\ British government committee
that iT working on plans FOR linking
the empire by radio telcgraphy has
decided IN favor OF connecting vari-
Gus communities ny geographical
steps ~ about 1000 miles each
The Morning Tulsa daily world. [volume] (Tulsa, Okla.) 1919-1927, 1920-09-26

tereSt, local pride, Detter sChools,
more churches, more cheerful
home life.
Isn't this convincing proof Of the
editorial leadership and suprcm-
acy of The Oklahoma Farmer
Stockman!
Farm women, as well as men, read
The Oklahoma Farmer>Stockman. Its
advertising columns guide the family
buying, What greater selling aid can
the manufacturer give the Oklahoma
merchant, than to advertise his goods
TO the merchants customers in their
favorite farm paper!
The Guthrie daily leader. [volume] (Guthrie, Okla.) 1893-1996, 1920-02-14

Think nf the difference .n cost Nr.
tween rfnicssionau nrNfeflbrd med
lrlne and taklnf llpoAs safs1pariila0
You know that ordinarily li IS con
siderable IA iimrs Ike if#sc whcu
eNefybcdy should be- eeonalnlea.i u is
weli worth saylng
Hoods Safsa aflila affords he least
extensive treatment for the common
EVERYDAY disrafes on ailments Of ihs
blood sfOmath. liver or kidneys MANY
nhs sleians utt thc same substance a.
lis ingredients aud ailments btl ihosr
substances are better compounded Ia
Hooda Safsanafllia Than iheY oaa pos.
slbis he in the ursHrflbed mrd inn
shl'h H. Nni np W smaA nag. nilh
feser faflilti'a. aud Wla'n he physl
clans fee Is added cusl great deal
more.
Hoods Saffapfllla is pfesrflbed ~
skilled phaf narisis in one ~ fhe iafs
est and b,4i r4ul cd l1Auraiufles in
the world ls aandsffalif aHeorssful.
and E hlfhly recommended % ih9so
who would recover hfaiiil anil siNngth
with The mlnimpni nofessarf oniiay
The Guthrie daily leader. [volume] (Guthrie, Okla.) 1893-1996, 1920-02-14
CONSTANT BRONCHIAL
COUGH FOR Is YEARS


Z suffered eHh bronchial lroabls
sn1 asthma iaf Is wars in January
3 :, ! had ~ aaasnalls severe spell
fesalsinE IA pneamania. and ~as s.n
tined 20 bed feg foar monlhs Then !
tFkah 20 mead haa ag cough never
isiL
sfhe gossalns q, toh.s tried Mnks
Emalsign Agief fee slass as
eeakh gate sat and eased entlrsb
after anether hoglls - snalcn thai
! escsue alarmed Cssllng over n,
fet ! lonk slN koffles mare F,f :
menihs lfstieas ! had coaghsl might
aHa dai. has us eaash epasri vutlfrly
fey IL sesrs I esed al kinda ol me~il
inss nntil besanr skeplhAl bat
shf retuhs ffpA Nliks Emnision acre
noialns short o. magenioa. ~. Mrs !
y tra~shas ~ efAnd AVs. Des
Nnlaes. Iowa
for hfdnehlai 81 shef ....s.
seaths. a. hafu golds. MAks Emul.ion
= fealls fcnaikshle The aV.iem r
aslf ap aud strengthened 10 throw
oft he uVahie
Ntiks kmnlsloH Is ! plaasant nnttg
''T"N ~" q AhftNttfAt NftAififlsl
= s'sioF'a healthy nstural bowel a.
'i"n. doine saal 9th an need ~ pl,,s
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= shai~ io asslmliaie food. AZ a
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hose whom slesness haswrakcncd and
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as Ihronlc stomach ,touhle AMI
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This Il the only solid Emulsion
made. and "a pslstshle that a IA cat.
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No matter how severe your case.
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The Guthrie daily leader. [volume] (Guthrie, Okla.) 1893-1996, 1920-02-14
'OIlM0MO CENTER IS
QUEER 0lD TOWN
Monztroas Mine Hole In the
Center Of Kimberly. the
Formulation Is Mostly
Black

NlsnheFl. soaia Africa. Feh "A
himhefl. rtyals iaosisn los crooked
sssssss TAp towR j. lAbunsA q.
twiatlae Nladns sfieesn tAst ar ne
slls ~ earl, e,om aays vAsH msa
ing elAlals hai sAe fishs Of was
is's peFpesaally .anas hsfe bat u,
lrcneiv siu<ly 1hefr - 20 asl1.aig
90 husk pasluF lloai,s ar moslls
oaS ,1ofiea ana fiat rooiud Law
moaera sall4lass ioxsilef vita rews
~ sAans4es seaainlnE 4nam the 1879
tasa. Fistns tae soan she ~ersern
mininf caap atmpspAc-v
rae 'Afes pahlh square. alta com
slnalion Gas ball aad msfssi haase
IN ths ssnssf has the strains con
trasl Of isae lines al so.male team
carts ard os ~Aeons ga one eide and
STREET. osrs exactly dapneaiiag the
AmeFirsa brand "a tho oiher
Nlrheris las oscr saua people
pui iess ihaa i.eoo arc whites
IA lse hvars 81 ihc do0n tovu aee.
lion Is the sfeat open hols oi tue OF
sinal klmhefly mime Tao hnle IS aa
nnsase fsnnei sinAaI TO soiesAos
crater Il s, 1890 fe,t aeinss has
circumference 81 ieso far u pfaeii.
galis q mile aai around ID and ees
crs - acres
u y taef ttei~.A qaar,tr "a mile
: deep From the ,op ,o tac llps 81
Inc pipe out og walsh tac diamond
ssa,ias blns a4nd has been dag. Is
80 feet TIE remaining 1880 le,i IS
The Guthrie daily leader. [volume] (Guthrie, Okla.) 1893-1996, 1920-02-14

There are many people who ncvci
aaFo movement OF the bowola with
eui q is produced b. a catharuc
Nest oi them have bfouani taai con
alton on themselves by ire use OF
mineral waters and stroas catharilc,
that take too much water Oui of tbs
fysie'a ana aggrisate tha disease the,
are mens 70 relieve 4 MID Laxative
tonic hkc Chsmbeflaln's Tablets af.
lords a gentle movement ~ the tow
- that you hardly realize has been
produced hy a medicine aud ihell
ase - not 90 likoiy 90 be followed b.
constipation