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Every evening, Wilmington daily commercial., 1920-06-14
Sunday Services at workhouse.

Services were held Yesterday al the New
Castle County Workhouse by one oi the
Catholic priests from Wilmington. Mr.
Mitchell Of the Wilmington J NJ. c. A.
has formed a Sunday school class which
viii meet every Sunday al II. The physi-
ical instructor of the Y. NJ. G. A. will give
instructions to class at the workhouse
every Thursday al $50 p N. The SALIVA
tion ARMY held services Yesterday after
noon az 3 at the workhouse. Rev Carlisle
Hubbard will preach mex Sunday at 3
Every evening, Wilmington daily commercial., 1920-06-14
Wilmington. June II. 1920
GUIDE TO PLATFORM WRITING

Editor Every Evening John Bunyan 5
Mr. Facing Both-Ways seems 10 have
written the platform OF the Republican
National Convention, and thus to have
madc easier the task Of Great Heart
and "Faithful" at the Democratic Ma
tionaI Convention toward the end Of June
II takes a volume TO put things u the
eouivocal stvIe OF MIR Facing Both
Wavs. but Great Heart and Faith
full" should be able TO learn from the per-
forrnance nj Chicago precisely the way
not 10 write q platform addressed 10
honest and intelligent Americans
f. \ Nalandigham.
Newark. June II. 1920.
Every evening, Wilmington daily commercial., 1920-06-14
Accused Of Violating Motor Laws.

Harry Nickerson was fined s. in Muulci-
pal Court today for operating motor
vehicle without the proper tags Sylvester
Young was fined IS for operating a motor
vehicle without lcense lie produced
a Pennsylvania license, but adinllied
that he works here charge q driFing
the wrong way on sixth street was not
,,r,cnctlfnA
Every evening, Wilmington daily commercial., 1920-06-14
Two BOYS Drowned.

John Van Horn, II, son Of Mr.. and
Mrs John Van Horn. and William Guess
ford. both Of Townsend, We're drowned
on Saturday in Harman's pond, there.
Van Horn lost his life trying to save that
of his companion.
Every evening, Wilmington daily commercial., 1920-06-14

dis eatesc event
of ssndB
Itc enced sa. on turday
of
and
of theta have edn thisunp edented
hatsh
Every evening, Wilmington daily commercial., 1920-06-14
WHAT THE PEOPLE SAY.
Thoughts and Comments by Every
Evening Readers.

The fun nnmo and address of the wrttsr
must accompany each letter, not neces-
sarily for publication tut as evidence OF
good fnith. Anonymous communicntohe
will be ignored. Publication OF letters does
not carry with IL Endorsement by Every
Evening OF the opinions therein expressed
Columbus daily courier. [volume] (Columbus, N.M.) 1920-1920, 1920-06-18
5. Vote Hoover Wants
Old Guard Support

WASHINGTON. ID. g.. June is.
Endorsing IN the main the action
OF the Republican national conven.
ton at Chicago, Herbert Hoover.
former United Siaies food admins
traitor, In a letter 10 friends. made
public here today after a conference
with Senator Warren q. Harding of
Ohio, Republican presidential nomi
nee called upon all elements Of the
Republican party IN support The ma
iional ticket al the polls.
Hoover declared ~ihe greater part
Of the Chicaeo platform vs. conslric
tive and progressive and that moth
ing prevents the compromise planks
on labor, the league of nations. etc.
from beink given a forward lookine
Interpretation.
However, the former fond admin
isirator added that "somflhings. in.
cludinr the reorganization Of our
election expenditures and primaries
are moi adequately dealt with"
Columbus daily courier. [volume] (Columbus, N.M.) 1920-1920, 1920-06-18
MCAdOO Refuses to Ruiz;
Sensational Wire from S. +.

SAN FRANCISCO. Cal. June H.
William q. McAdoo sent messarr
Yesterday io the Western Delegates
Ia the Democratic national conven.
iion. insiructing them nol 10 vote
for him under any circumstances. A.
he had fully made mp his mind mol
TO accept the nomination for the
presidency.
The message Is a verbal one and
was brought by q Western delegate.
who received Il from McAdoo per.
sonally ! nihe East The delegate.
who declines Ia have his name
quoted. has been busy circulating
among his fellow Western Delegates
delivery McAdoo messages 10 each
In person.
Columbus daily courier. [volume] (Columbus, N.M.) 1920-1920, 1920-06-18
Harding Replies to Wilson's
Position On League Of Nations

WASHINGTON, o. c.. June n.
IN am SURE" said senator Warren
n. Harding. Republican presidential
nominee replying lo an interview
Win President Wilson published b.
dhy On which the President dis
eusscd The LEAGUE Of nations and the
Republican platform adopted nj chi.
caeo lasi week "ihc Republican
party will rladly WELCOME a refer.
rndum on The question ~ foreign
reia'ionship of this republic. and
lhai The Republican attitude of pre-.
serving nationality will hc over
whelmingly endorsed"
Columbus daily courier. [volume] (Columbus, N.M.) 1920-1920, 1920-06-18
BainbTidge Colby Nay Be
The Democratic Chairman

WASHINGTON, y. g. June a.
,nlnbrldge Colby, secretary OF sialr.
Is regarding BY most Of the n.mo.
cratic leader In Washington a. ihe
most likely choice for permRaenl
chairman u he Democratic nation.
al convention Al San Francisce.
Secretary colhy was eleclcd o
delegaie 10 ihe national convention
from the District of Columbia last
week. hcadlne the administration
ticket, IN opposition 10 that put Int,
The field by the Bryan Democrat,
| Club.
Columbus daily courier. [volume] (Columbus, N.M.) 1920-1920, 1920-06-18
TOMKINGSDuRY'S 'SDISMEMDEUED
BODY, HEAD MISSING, FOUND
Memorandum Book Means Of Identification; Murder Theory
se0Hisa Locality lnilsgusnisd; Was Riding
Aurst; Lived rs Fears In Mexico

Tom klngsbufys body uas found
on INC pnlomas Land aha Cattle
Companys ranch in Mexico. shout
100 mile. from Columbus Ju,s i2
exactly Two years 70 a iay since h.
disappeared. The bone. Of The body
were scattered over iho ground und
The head was missing.
humors Of foul play were dis
credited by Ncxirans familiar with
the locality and BY ND officers ~
The palomas Land aud Cattle Com
pany.
0enaro Fourzun, In slylnn The Do.
tails 10 the Daily Courier. said that
foul play was improbable and ex.
planned This assertion by saying that
Mr. kinesbury was horseback riding
and was probably kicked by has
horse or fen or and was rendered
helpless, Owing 10 the wild and
unfrequenled country help was i'm.
possible.
Mr.. Fourzsn added that u he had
been murdered the body would have
been buried and all clues destroyed.
Near the dismembrrcd body or
homes was found a weather beaten
memorandum book containing many
items of identification. For instance.
there wns an itemixcd bin from
puchi Brothers department store Of
Columbus for $50 and INSTRUCTIONS
from Genaro Fourzan. secretary Of
the cattle company.
The hody had evidently been die
merabered by coyotes. a. the homes
were widely separated. and. a.
stated above. the head could. not be
found.
Tom Kingshury was populsr in|
Columbus and IN Mexico. where he
had 'liyed for twenty-five years. Al
the time Of his disappearance he
WIS ranch foreman for the palomas
Land and Cattle Company.
Mr.. KinRsbury was ahoul ~ years
Old. AND was snrvivru ny hruthsr
Ia Texas. Ne had been married hut
NJ Che time Of his death had been
divorced. Ne had on deposit nj the
Columbus STATE Bank about $500
which some time agu was given io
his brother IN Texas.
Mexicans and Americans alike had
good words only 10 say of Tom
kingsbury.
Many rumors have been exiani a.
10 his murder. etc. but the facts a.
brought forth lead TO The belief that
his death was accidental. nolwiih
standing 4 has been frequently A..
serted that Mexican bandiiry was
responsible.
Columbus daily courier. [volume] (Columbus, N.M.) 1920-1920, 1920-06-18
Mexican Govt UHCOvers
Huge Loans 10 Generals

MEAiCO CITY. june is.-There is
a shortage of iSo00oo pesos IN the
treasury as result Of unsecured
loans nlade during the Carranla at.
ministraiion "hy the superior com
mand' TO General Francisco Muir
guin, former Minister OF War Luis
Cabrera former Secretary Of the
Treasury Manuel Aguirre Belanga
and others. according 10 an official
statement issued here yesterday.
brleadier General p. Elias Calles.
pinisler of war has ordered the
military commands 10 return an
rqlllne slock 10 the railroad admin.
Columbus daily courier. [volume] (Columbus, N.M.) 1920-1920, 1920-06-18


The follcwlng report from nlnlne
Engineer James y. furiens ga The
homaho Mining Company we'll
worth reading a. news a. well ~
Ior investment purposes:
-Lordsburr n NJ, June Is. iosn
John Peter Mack. GENERAL Nnnsrrr
homaho Mining Company. hrs
Hermanas. n. NJ;
Dear SIR IN regard 10 The Wa.
terloo property m the Tres Hrr.
manas. which ! understand has i,rrn
purchased by your company wmild
state that examlned this property
in 1919 for Messrs Warren nadd
and Chapman the original ouners.
ny conclusions, based upon the min.
crai occurrenccs was that the prnt.
"tiy was we'll worthy of exploration.
II recommended That the shan
upon the Waterloo b. sunk a. tine
Aofooi level and exploratory cross.
cuts be- run Al the 200 aud 300 gnol
levels. This suggestion wns quite
acceptable ~ the owners. and mr..
engagements were mnde for rinnnr.
inc the work IN Oclober. 1910.
went 10 New York 10 meet Colonel
Do'id. 10 discuss The matter IN A..
iail and Ia purchase the necessary
sinking equipment While IN route
10 New York. Colonel Dodd. who was
travelling by airplane. was killed.
THIS unfortunate 0ccurrenre. ~ IN.
expecied. disrupted the plans Tor
financing and prevented ne devel.
onmenl of The property NJ thai Time.
The mineral occurrences ~ ghr
Waterloo area are IN What may
properly be termed a mineralised
rome. Sufficient dcvelopmenl work
has moi been done 10 date la prop
erly outline the ore.bearing bodies
hut u b clearly IN evid.nce that
there Il, extending through ihl.
homaho property. one or more
broad veins Of gran0.dioriie carry.
Ing values IN lead.silver. with snmA
finc and iron. Milling tests or this
ore show 4 10 hc ideal for conrentra.
iion and the percentages of rcco,.
cries Of mineral values 10 h. hieh
The silver values run with lllr lead.
mnkinp Il comparatively simhle
process io put into shape 20 'secur.
satisfactory treatment RATES nl he
snelier.
such exploration work a. has
been done In This area iudirales ihc
persistence Of these veins. which
can be traced. on their strike. over
a distance of NJ least SIX miles A.
exposed IN numerous shallow shalis
ana openings should expect the
mineral values 10 increase Ia depih
and would recommend that the
present shaft on the wairrloo h.
enlarged 10 double compartment
aud carried 10 depth ns recon.
mended 10 the former owners.
The seemingly great width and
extent OF the mineral bearing bodirs
on the property owned by the Rom.
aho Mining Company, are such lhni.
with deep development. ihi- ENTER.
prise should become a great silver
producing company This condition
can. however only be- brought about
by proper development. hut a. un
dersiani. this work is 70 he started
upon az once and persisicnils
pushed, 80 u would seem only =
question OF short Time before ynur
expectations become reality
Respectfully submitted,
signed JAMES p. pORTEUs.
Columbus daily courier. [volume] (Columbus, N.M.) 1920-1920, 1920-06-18

NEw YORK CITY. June N. The
hrsi legal detention in the murder
of Joseph h Elwell. wealthy Ncv
Nurk sportsman. was to-day forecast
- the district attorneys announce
meni that he would have Mrs. Marie
Larsen. Elweirs housekecper. and
Edward Rhodes. chauffeur for the
dead man. held a. material wit
nesscs.
Columbus daily courier. [volume] (Columbus, N.M.) 1920-1920, 1920-06-18
DuhOnic Plague Appears at
Galveston; One Dead

GALVESTON. Texas. June A.
The death of isyear.old youth
here "Wednesday after brief illness
."prohahly was due 10 hnhonic
plagnie," according to diagnosis
made public last niehi by u. N. q.
Boyd. professor n bacleriology al
the Stale Medical College. AZ con.
ference yesterday that diagnosis was
concurrcd IN by federal. state. coun.
" AMI city health Officers.
Columbus daily courier. [volume] (Columbus, N.M.) 1920-1920, 1920-06-18
''Pussian Inspiration in
Control Of Republicans

NEW YORK. June President
Wilson's nine months illness has
neither daunled his spirit nor i'm.
paired IN the slightest dcgree nj.
splendid Intellect. accordoir 70 the
New York World. whirh today pub.
lished a copyrighted interview of H.
Washington correspondent with the
President.
Within The last two months the
President has gained twenty pounds
and his ultimate complete recovery
IS assured
The President told the Worlds
correspondent that the league Of na.
lions was the dominant issue. and
that he expects the Democrats at
their san Francisco convention. 10
repeat his challenec for referen.
DUN on the league.
The league Of nations issue is too
dcep for political sculldurgery." the
President Is quoted a. having said
President Wilson also attacked
the Republican platform. and de
clared the Republican national con.
veniion had been controlled by In.
ierests essentially scientifically Prus.
sian IN inspiration and in method
The President added that he had
not aided any candidate for the
Democratic nomination ai san Fran
cisco.
Columbus daily courier. [volume] (Columbus, N.M.) 1920-1920, 1920-06-18

NEW YORK. Iuao ~ Oeornc w.
perklna l|nsnelrr. died iodsy ai
Stamford Hall sanIlarl1m. IN slam.
ford Connecticut Ne was taken %
ihe aan|laflum shout Ten day. asb
10 avoid political Affairs. n|s dealh
was lho refu|t on Influenza and
pnruIau'a tos,ltSisd u Ffpncc
during ihe World War.
Columbus daily courier. [volume] (Columbus, N.M.) 1920-1920, 1920-06-18

WASHINGTON. D. c.. June ~
Aciine on the request of the de- facio
government of Mexico, tho State ~.
parlment has Withdrawn recognition
~ Bernardino Nena Brilo ~ Mcsi.
can consul eeneral at New York.
The deparimeut snid this docs not
imply the recognition of any other
incumbent 10 the office until a def.
mite conclusion can be reached. +"
briio was appointed by cararnza
and took office on last April 70. Just
before carranza's downfall.
Columbus daily courier. [volume] (Columbus, N.M.) 1920-1920, 1920-06-18

lslfatlon within " hours under ".
fcrc penalties. The army has morn
llan 800 curr' according 10 NJ i'E1
tersal yesterdays issue.
The military lenders are IN favor
~ reduction IN the army 10 5oo0o
men. according 10 symposium lu
~ Democrats. quollnf President
Adolfo de IA Buerla. General Gales.
Central Obregnn. General Alsaradn.
General Treyino and other military
men. These chiefs say the soldiers
should lay down their rifles and
take 10 fhe ,plows.
Miguel covarulhias was sworn IN
Yesterday o. secretary FOR foreign
relations.
Representatives of more lhan ~
foreign oil companies conferred
with General Jacinio B. Trcvinn.
secreiary Of industry. commerce aud
labor "Wednesday. regardinr the dr..
fcullies arising from executive De-
crees issued under article "a n The
contiilulion. which naiionalizes the
petroleum territory. according ioI
Excelsior. Il h understood General
frevino assured the OH men the
government was not acting through
prejudice and that Il would treat
all alike.
Orders that the Mexican Railway
be turned over 10 w. oWner. a I.on
Ion corporation, today. were issued
Yesterday hy Provisional President
Ne Ia Huerta. Ne commissioned
Francisco Perez. director srneral Of
railways. 10 arrange the transfer.
Columbus daily courier. [volume] (Columbus, N.M.) 1920-1920, 1920-06-18

Stamford Hall ean|lartIm. ln Siam.
ford Connecticut ne wes taken lb
the aan|laflum shout Zen days asb
10 avoid political alla|rs. 1|s dealh
was lho result on Influenza and
pnruil1uia. lDail. .Ii.f M Ffsnro
during The World War.
George Wa|brlslee Perkins. FOR Ten
years 4 member of the firm Of } p
Morgan A Company was repuled 20
have first sneresled 20 and pefsund
n 'h|g business n adopt proi|l
shallAe lnsursece servlre l,onnses
s|ekheneiils. and Old Age pensions.
n 1872 Mr. Perkins WA made vice
president of The United States.
Devised ProfIi sharing.
Il wns Perkins who was also said
70 have lnaufuraied The plan which
permitted employees Of lhe United
elales steel Corporation and the
international Harvester Company,
In both bf which he was nl one time
an executive. 10 purchase stock On
lnsialmenis and al less lhan market
value on The assumption that sin.
duslrial justice IL the most profit
able Of investments. that l,slire pro.
notes peace, peace promotes pros.
periiy and that The workmnn's pros.
pcriiy y necessary 10 the prosperity
Of the business man"
Born In Chicago.
Perkins was born In Chicago. Jan.
uary "a, 1882. a descendant Of Jacob
Perkins an English ancestor who
settled IN Boston IN 1871. His father.
George W Perkins. long engaged IN
the shipping industry NJ Buffnlo.
was later a pioneer IN the life in
surance field. The son entered the
insurance business In Chicaeo when
10 as a clerk. became hookkceper,
an agent and subsequently manngrrl
Of q Cleveland office. Ne went toI
Denver and IN iDo3 was made vice
president Of the New York Life In.
surance Company. HIS achievements
attracted the attention OF the elder
Morgan, and ln fnoo be was invited
10 become a member " the Wall
street firm. In this capacity he ne.
g0tiafed number of blg foreign
loans. Ne remained with ). p. Nor.
ean A Company unlll 1910. mean.
while becoming a director Of numer
ous large corporations. including the
Steel aud Harvester companies. Al
number OF railroads and the Inter.
national Mercantile Marine Com
pany.
R0osrvelt's Friend.
Retiring from business Few
years later. ~ he said. TO dev0ir
myself 10 other work OF a public
and semipubhe nature Perkins
wrote and spoke frequently on he
subject of industrial justice. and
when Colonel Roosevelt became Pro
gressive candidate for the presi
dency In 1912 he became chairman
Of the national executive committee
Of The party. Previously he had
been Republican. The year be
fore he had urged a revision Of the
federal corporations laws. and n
teslnying before congressional
committee investigating the United
States Steel Corporation he advo.
Gated the fullest publicity for all
corporations. Despite the defeat Of
Columbus daily courier. [volume] (Columbus, N.M.) 1920-1920, 1920-06-18

A new grain elevator will Do con.
sirucled at Clovis, according 10 re-
nrOis.
Columbus daily courier. [volume] (Columbus, N.M.) 1920-1920, 1920-06-18

nRklco CRY. D r. juuo ~.
Three hundred women camp follow
- attached to ne a. ie,ln sosera
menl forces have been killed. by
order of Francisco villa accurdlur
70 n Democrnln' luday. which
paper quotes senor. Jaclnlo Truba.
d waellhy merchant Of jlmlncz. IN
tho siaiu Of chlhuahua.
Excelsior prlnls = similar story
but does not give The source Of ~
Information.
According 10 Treuba, villa cap
lured the women during an eneoun.
tor with a regiment Of De faclo cav.
airy between parral and JImincz.
Ne ordered the women lined up
for review. 10 see whether amy we're
soldiers masQueradlng a. women.
One Of The women shot twice at
Villa but missed him. Unable 10
learn which Of the women attacked
him. villa ordered The women herd
Ell together and shot
Tie colonel Perkins continued active
Ia his advocacy Of Progressive prin.
ciples.
severe Critic of Wilson.
Perkins early IN the world war
interested himself in the matter OF
american preparedness. Ne was
severe critic Of President Wilson. In
a speech IN Indianapolis in 1915 he
declared The United States was nm.
prepared for war" and urged imme.
diate action. After the United States
entered the struggle he endeavored
10 stimulate food production and by
large purchases Of provisions al dis
tant points sought 10 avert a war.
time shortage In New York City. Ne
was also active In Red Gross, Lib.
eriy Loan and other patriotic drives.
After the war Perkins went 10
France 10 investigate charges of
waste and inefficiency asainsi the
Young Mems Christian Association
workers abroad. Ne reported that
while some mistakes had been made
there was little ground for honest
criticism"
Mentioned for Mayor n. Y. City.
A close friend Of the late Mayor
John puroy Mitchell. Perkins at one
time was prominently mentioned for
The mayoraliy of New York. Ne was
once quoted as having said that New
York City could save Se5.0O0.OO0 a
year by "a proper cut in is budget
Tie was a trustee OF Vassar College
and berry School. Rome, Georgia.
and a member OF numerous civic.
scientific, sociological and philan.
ihropic organizations. In 1871 per.
kins received the honorary degree
Of l.. l.. ID. from the University OF
Wooster and the University of ver.
mont.
Mr.. Perkins married. IN 1870, Miss
kvalina Ball a daughter Of Flamen
Ball Of Cleveland, Ohio. 10 whom
Two children were born. Dorothy
and George W Perkins, Jr.. the LAT
ter Of whom was a leuienahl In the
American Exllnliilnnnrv Enrcna
The Guthrie daily leader. [volume] (Guthrie, Okla.) 1893-1996, 1920-04-06
DRINK HOT WATER
BEFORE BREAKFAST
Ssys you really feel clean. sweet
and fresh inside, and
ere seldom Ill.

Z rc- are sccnsfor,ei 10 wake Ut
w-kA q caa.fl Io-E1c. f0gl br1sA O.
q 6lA 1aGy he4GErne. CT. II snlr
meals soar and turn into Gas and
kri1s. yo2 have 4 real surprise zwAit.
l-g ycl
ToEcrrcv 1ornlrr. Immediately
uFN1 1rtstrr crizk Elsss q 10,
w1fs- wssh q traxrcrrsui cf irnextc-c
rAQs-h4te IN q Ieis IS iaie-lei %
Erst rr4tr1ii1e 411 thea v2s1 CT os
yc-- stomach. liver. kl1usys z-2
i1hsy fe<: q iEissilzes al tie iadi-
gesittie H4sie. pSlsous. scar biie and
ioXlas. t1~s cleansing S~eetezing an1
= --lsyiEE the eztirc zliZ<ntsry ca11l
I1nse s4hsect % sick ke132rfes.
k1cA4cAe. hflicES attacks. cczstipat.1n
@ a-g fern g s-c-zCA trultie. are
urged 10 get q er1r1er Y-ou-t q line
s1cze pkospl8te from the drug store
s-4 he<-a ez.crl-g fkis morning n
slEe-lats- X s said that rlea ard
wolen wAo try tAs 1ecnr-o enthG-
slsSttc ard lcxp Il ~ cxiiv. Il Is a
xriertit klzitA measure f0r Il IS more
trvcr-s-t 10 keep clean and pure On
tAe Inside tkz1 q tie 01fsi&e. beczuse
the ski- pores 60 70. absorb irnrzri-
ties Into -. blood ca1sirg disease.
weEte ;ke b,~el pores 60
Tie prfrcirle % ts;kt1g i-site Is
nos neE. 1s-ra1lions e peoqls practice
T. Just - tcE wster and soap ciez1Se.
r-r-sy AT fresAs1 Ire s8L3. 80 10;
vzker a.. a teas 1ooztui q ilE1e<toze
phosphate art cn TIE stomach. liver.
E1.eys ar hcweiS- f&1estoze pkos
pkzte = a. iaerpeRsivC wAise pow3f
Is9 &lESs; t4stsissA
The Guthrie daily leader. [volume] (Guthrie, Okla.) 1893-1996, 1920-04-06
Ma,

doug n,cailsrle i cur mos. Vuhl,c.
spirirsd ci,lssa.- sAia the landlord q
the tavern AZ PsSwe~-1c1yhutnp. NO
matter What tire o Eishg the Hre bel
rings. - leaps frcn his bed. ro1rs oz;
q hls frCnt dcor and goes fsar.as
to~n tie street Ike TIE Caarse cf ths
Lshs Brigade. s,r1sgiins into s1rh %
his ctctkes As he tout ccop nu- not
step for. AZ the scene q derassati.ss
- ssts to the way q ths fremeu.
rhcors and wells lac = I.a1u1n. 80
csAerwise does his dgfy a he see~ Il
Ard q. & hsppsus N 70 a false xasrrs.
Se Ec~s hoz1ewart E.sklEg % IS
closhes p1ecs AZ slz1e aiozg sAe var
tri cusSsus aid Enowlag as = IN.
siirre g suyrAlzs to hs-u was 4 per.
seral lEsli: - AIN .~-k4nsss Ctr
S'2r.
The Guthrie daily leader. [volume] (Guthrie, Okla.) 1893-1996, 1920-04-06
THE CRACK D DOOM
FOR NASTY CAL0NEl
Folks Abandoning Old Drug for
Dodsons Liver Tone"
Here IL South.

EsA. CA'o-sl u1kss v11 swk It's
horrible, Take a dose q re dan rrr-
OPS cFuE to-iSht 41t ,cucrrow yea
cse 3 day
C1lo-si = -srs-ry, Whs1 r oo-a
izso csnisct ~tih sps- Bile. q ch4se-
e. .-t0 il breaking h &C. TAez =
~1sa go- FOE ,h1E zHtzI rausea ard
c-2ulpszs. u yo2 ara sl1Egssh. /,
liver 4 -crs.5 and hogess cszsgspa--
ed c. rc1 saTe heAtAcAs. Eszxi-ess
c.Are1 sc1g-e. Il breath r Sad. stora-
4cA soar. trss ~ sro.c-.ui q
harmless Do1sCa'S Liver Tone to-
n-gAt
Hers E-F gt-A-aztea-So 10 a.y
4r-s ss1-1 411 Seg a bottle Q. Dc.t-
sa1's lirsr Tone Tor fer c~nss
I@se spcc1tus And 4 /. soes-.'.
strsira'sn yo1 riEAt - Ard zzke 70
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