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The New York herald. [volume] (New York, N.Y.) 1920-1924, 1920-11-28

be the fact if the recent announcement of
Brig.-Gen. A. A Fries be accepted without
reservation Surely sentiment in official cir
Giles has undergone revolution since 1915.
The world shuddered five years ago when
1t learned that the Germans had added
poison gas to their bag of lethal tricks
Civilization had accepted as inevitable the
carnage wrought by shot and she'll but 1t
was not ready TO accept the horrors of hun
dreds of asphyxiated men struggling for
breath in all degrees of agony No wonder
that all nations. save Germany, We're aghast
Within the current month Premier Lloyd
George announced that civilian chemists
were cooperating with the military arm in
Great Britain in further developing poison
gas and in celebrating methods for it's use
extensively and defensively; and in answer
to a protest he. pointed out that great coun-
try not in the League of Nations was work.
ing industriously to perfect its gas warfare
equipment 1t is not yet certain whether he
referred to Germany to the United States
but apparently his point holds against either
The Morning Tulsa daily world. [volume] (Tulsa, Okla.) 1919-1927, 1920-02-15
MARKETS
Financial
49, -
Live Stock
stocks RsoovarinK

NLw YORK, Feb. 1A--rurihm prog.
rtss toward reoovsry from the low levels
81 recent sessions was msdo by tho sLock
market today, The movement in many In
stances reducing tho weeks Losses 10 nom
nal proportions. As on tho previous day,
OILS. thippings and ateen vnrs tho chie'
s.emouts Of strength, motors AIoa threw
of much OF their depression with various
speeialtied. notably leathers tetuIos snd
eopprrB.
Tho further advance wa- Aiteodsd by
smother sharp rally Iu foreign exchange
especially tho london rate bus much oi Tho
improvement In that quarter was cancelled
after ths markct'a close sales amounted
10 655 600 shares
Further contraction Of local loans rsH
shown hy the clearing house FtAtc0cut
thH decrcase ~ ltilo more than SIS
ooo ZOO mailing n total 81 almou sl,..
600 900 siDcs tho first wesk ct tho nov
year
Reserves of members in the federal ne
servo bank wcrn reduced b. about fl2.
100000, or moro than twieo ths smouut ol
The previous wrol'H rpin and crNrss re
sefycH fell 10 slightly over H3' OUh 600 on
moderate dcrrraac of cash holdings.
Liberty Issues were tho only IrrrsIIsi
features Of tho bond market 1ohI faI"H
par vslna. aggregated 1880 600. Old q
+ bonds wore unaltered on call duriug mo
week
The Morning Tulsa daily world. [volume] (Tulsa, Okla.) 1919-1927, 1920-02-15
Seni-Ndked Children
in Freezing Weather;
Parents Are Arrested

GLENN FALLS, y. =. Feb. li
with six rooms OF the farmhouse
in which they live bulging with
furniture and clothing stored
away. Mr.. and Mrs. Alexander
Ndriany 1.-Two I'm one room with
their four children. whom they al
low 10 go almost naked In ferezlns
weather and whom they attempted
TO get y.d OF by requesting pub
lac officials 10 commit the young
oncs to an orphan asylum.
The Morning Tulsa daily world. [volume] (Tulsa, Okla.) 1919-1927, 1920-02-15
BAR THE HUGG!NG WoBBLE
Hub City L. Wcaricd of Shimmic and
It's Sister wiggies.

BOSTON, Feb. IL Beware. o
hugging wobblel
LOOK sharp, o shimmie shake.
For the district attorney will get
you II you don't watch out.
1T may be months; though we
think not. II may be weeks, though
probably At will be less than that;
when we shall have enough evidence
TO make the huggng wobble and the
The Morning Tulsa daily world. [volume] (Tulsa, Okla.) 1919-1927, 1920-02-15
Kansas CITY Provisions.

KANSAS CITY Feb a--Cs,h vtsat
fs over 10 BE- higher. No. I hard " 50
a 90. No p t2A5N25s. No red
o. 5On257. No 2 s2ip
Corn unchanged 70 Be- higher No
miNsd 8i43M IA. No y white 81 i6G
as. No yeilo~ " 500 t.52
oats 10 10 2e higher No white 92d
04c 30. 2 mixed s7Gs9c. No. . red
g0a 0Gc
Rye 81 4311f5
The Morning Tulsa daily world. [volume] (Tulsa, Okla.) 1919-1927, 1920-02-15

,ton dance hall" said Assistant LA.
trict Attorney Daniel ]. Gallagher
For some timc-wc have r..olyet
complaints from private person. and
from societies. No, | may Dnunatg.
ally state that no complain. nua
come from the Watch and NH-d In
some cases we refer the matter to
the police; IN others We utse he
Investigation through Tho Separt.
ment"
The Morning Tulsa daily world. [volume] (Tulsa, Okla.) 1919-1927, 1920-02-15
CgttonSed oil

NV YORK. Feb. 1A--Cottousesd oil
vas easy early on beari'h English cables
ana IoEcr ard but later tteadied up On
me bu'lish showing i1 cotton. Closing bids
we're . points higher 10 4 points net lover
Sales 1900 barrels Prime crude $500 a.
10 90. prime summer yellow spot 500 40
March $40 %. Nay $50 rs, July S2i 90
mamma
The Morning Tulsa daily world. [volume] (Tulsa, Okla.) 1919-1927, 1920-02-15
Kansas City Live stock

KANSAS CITY Feb. lt.--fIogs-
coipts 900 head market steady n roc
h igher. bulk t1ftOn1i70. hcsvie5
sifA0n 1865 mediums sli50@ tigOi
lights Sis 1900. pigs sii j0h lass.
Cattle Receipts 400 head mstke
steady 10 higher for week
~neep- Receipts 700 head market
STEADY 10 higher for ws.k
The Morning Tulsa daily world. [volume] (Tulsa, Okla.) 1919-1927, 1920-02-15
Fnrt worth IaHa stool

PORT WORTH Texas rob. lA--Csttie
Receipts $50 head market unchanged
bccyos - OOH ~ so
Hogs. Receipts 800 head market
steady. heavy SliOO0 1880.
sheep. Receipts none. market un'ested
lambs $40 OUa 20 m
The Morning Tulsa daily world. [volume] (Tulsa, Okla.) 1919-1927, 1920-02-15
Isn't Prohibition wondcrt,,,

Sixteen moonshinc stills ptpIgrss
and destroyed in ono day uu Ma
haitian Island, which IS mot arvVhor.
near the hcadwatcrs of the DurIbor.
land rivcr.--LoulsvuIo Courier. I,yr
nal
The Morning Tulsa daily world. [volume] (Tulsa, Okla.) 1919-1927, 1920-02-15

"IDEAL WOOLENS7 Of Chicago. This
line comprises 200 patterns of the very best
woolens for ladies wear, including Toile de
Laine, Plumette Silvertone, Chevrola, Yal-
anna, Tricofina, Silvertip Bolivia, Duvet de
Lame Poret Twill, Tricotne, Novelty
Worsted Checks, Tinseltone, Chameleon
Cord and many others. The colors are:
Horizon, Blue Jay, Tapir, Typhoon, Part
ridge, Radium, Beaver, Navy, Musketeer,,
Forest
The Morning Tulsa daily world. [volume] (Tulsa, Okla.) 1919-1927, 1920-02-15
To the Public:

Boulder
duaked blocks
Kendall
Yves
which
administration We hooked
South
be
wing will be in the next e months
On the Main division we have doubaced from Main and Cameron
Cheyenne We
will Marshall
long OWna
We
start kWorlag
Respectfully,
TULSA STREET RAILWAY co.
The Washington times., 1920-10-22
MINISTER ZOO LEAVES.

DR.. v. X. Wellington Koo. retiring
Chinese minister. left Washington
yesterday for New York. whence he
will sail tomorrow for France. He
will 20 first 10 Geneva 90 attend the
League OF Nations sessions and viii
afterward take up his duties as
Chinese Minister to Great Britain.
DR.. koo is accompanied by a stan OF
six, which includes w. y. Wei. second
secretary OF the legation here. I. j..
c. Yang, W. King and II. c. Meng.
=
Mrs. Woodrow Wilson heads the
list OF patronesses for the Pilgrims
Ball TO be given at the New willard
on Wednesday evening, November "a
for the benefit OF the Episcopal Eye.
Ear and Throat Hospital To date
the list of patronesses also includes:
Madame Rlano. Nine. Matthew, Bar
oness Romano, Lady Auckland Geddes.
Mrs. cambridge Colby. Nine. Peter,
Princess Radziwill. Mrs. Joseph FIRE.
linhuysen, Mrs. Joseph Warwick, Mrs.
Charles s. Bromwell, Mrs. Cary Gray
son. Mrs. Henry Dimock. Mrs. Crom.
Nine. Brambilla and Mrs. Julian
James.
Mrs. Robert Lansing and her
guest, Mrs John w. Davis, will be
at home informally this afternoon TO
u group OF Mrs. Davis old friends.
=
Mrs. Armstead Davis had a lunch
con yesterday for her daughter, Mrs.
George Amy Percy Mrs. Percy and
her baby son. who have been visit
ing Mrs. Davis for fortnight will
leave tomorrow to join Mr.. Percy at
their home in Boston.
The members OF the Diplomatic
Corps and the ladies OF their families
will accompany the delegates to the
The Washington times., 1920-10-22

Swiss legation, is now at 1TOd =
street. having moved from some
place in Massachusetts avenue. And
so IL goes.
The Washington times., 1920-10-22

American Bankers Association CON
vention on an excursion to-Baitimore
tomorrow and from Baltimore thSy
will be taken TO Annapolis where
they will be addressed by Governor
Ritchie OF Maryland. They Will re-
CONTINUED on Page Twenty-ohe,)
Capital journal. (Salem, Or.) 1919-1980, 1920-10-04
The Solemn Referendum

IT, ,rssart rotcal campaign differs from other cam
; q for the first time the people are to vote drecl.
rn the nations future policies AS President WILSON say
in his appeal to the voters: s
the determination policy which thr -. :. 4
..nary 81 the the world must depend -, e
,sf ~ ruDs Of politicians arty but Is 10 De
people themselves sovereign mandate 20 h
instruct eoTernrnn
a ssna 10 he decided is whether America VIII fatAls m
a- of Versailles as accepted by all of her alies IN .e
5 v,sr whether America viii join the fortythree o'nef
nations in the League of Nations and play her par ~ wv
nrevention of war; or whether the United STATES WIN
b treaty and pursue its traditional policy OF isolation
s the president puts it, 4Do you want your country
br yin6icated the treaty ratified, do you approve m
of Nations as organized and do you wish TO see te
limited States play its responsible part In IT lha Is w
question in nutshell ...
Regarding the Misrepresentation concerning 1He
on in intensity with the campaign, and the tissue OF
lies woven about the League, and the paraoe o. sell
4;o,, az aAmericanisrn," the president says;
- rs u far mat those rfr lives as fs
nv l in farnliarizing themselves with the ho9 a ,
spent @ 7s - be na9n must amazed at the gross lgno
ape and npuaent which has fo Ihe, ~ rvAr in
rrfspv OF their which has no foundation ""4 "
m 81 M Authentic of the government - t ,ra
Anercanism they conceive il reVfses U' I[a tae
,5rsl wears II would substitute America for ~ iusA -
,rry of isolation defiant segregation fear ~ ana
watch for opportunities advance our oa H. World or for
,r4lfaty for the Of the right I'D lhs 49, s -
srtnped ,sndiratIon Of the things foT "flcA We
Eart to fight .u - ..e government wasa atso-
.7r nrot4 N this They thought Of mefSca as Ae
rs- as created world in ihe Assei'oH ,e1e
49, -,rfts Of free nations, destined to set ~,
,A 40 an the world of free government Is ao This
1snarc of right standards both national anu
M nor.n+s AZ the league would quenoh They woula
-1+aS s 10 d subordinate in the affairs OF me
vote for Harding is vote to scrap the peace e, an,
the League vote for Cox is vote 10 go III - - "
people to decide
Capital journal. (Salem, Or.) 1919-1980, 1920-10-04
Governor Pays
High Tribute
To A. S. Bennett

In acknowledges receipt Of the
resignation OF Justice A II Ben
nrt rrem the oregon supreme
bench lhis morning and formally
accepting ihe same. Governor Or
colt pays a high tribute 10 the out-
eoius Justice and TO the personnel
Of the bench generally
~gt IS a source Of qualification TO
known thai the people. by the cleo
usn Of sgch men as yourself, keep
the personnel OF the bench up 10
the highest standard, and while
realize the circumstances which
force you 10 leave your dailes with
the state ! am certain he people ot
! Oregon as whole have a deep Ap-
. probation II the SERVICES which
. Nou have rendered the goVerner'
I ls3ter 10 Justice Bennett reads.
A telegram received from Ant
nes General Brown. who IS nov -
Peaaleson assisting in tbs proseeu
llaa " Rate &na Owen for COM
p..ieity In the murder Of sheriff
1 asglor. accepts The appointment Il
the bench. but declares il neoessAE,
"a complete some important mat
gers before reslgnlng as attorne,
Z general
Capital journal. (Salem, Or.) 1919-1980, 1920-10-04

A aYig scA3csAtHNA4 SN--'S
- course hv Young women introducing startling new freaks
of fashion To quote the dispatch: - raasa
- is absence OF sllk stocklss
ribbon Of elastic e'la -
lae .tn MILES of the legs is dyed win i
rnoseed toes dyed light dawn pink are seen ,a
the Jockey cuo SI@ou
nssr-aa rose on each and fastened 10 eae4 ~
ie~eled stlefto s..,r far tba first time
~ 80 Wv of white wigs worn h . lu,nD
ne Gays a st0ckingless The cehnhA
a nf h%nna painted and white Wigs was '"e
pasa aoft the ,,or4S ono
II must have been Though the fashion mas us eis one
vo,ld imagine that the decadent days OF the Roman
h revived in the French republic and that the ha'O
,ras frivolously dancing its way into perooh AhT ~
ns read such stuff before the and believed 1hal
lras dacaaent and would fall easy Vlcm I'd the ie'o
barbarian. -. n, - ,r;gina4e in
IF such fantastic foibles of fashion dd mol ofAsi -
b brain Of some enterprising reporter they were par "
She advertisement of the dssolute den-nAonoe ol @ ~
fan,ous for its eocenricities Of garb Iney llhu W w
into 4he columns of the press because they are
nd therefore entertaining TO sensation loving peope
In no manner do these race-track hablues [sle' @
- Pranceany more than the folles OF New YORK lee
fi 1act tbe life of America. Paris so competent oo
ors ten Ms is far soberer and more suodueo lAah p
az MAR for all France has gone quietly ana ealleS'S y
,rl IN rebuild and restore its devastated resioi9M M
iv which never did rule France is conspicuous " Az
hsense Folly is not national only indTldua-ahu ue
i cadence also.
Capital journal. (Salem, Or.) 1919-1980, 1920-10-04
A B c. of the League
of Nations
By Irwin
VI-Fyiends and Enemies of the League
BY VIII Irwin.

harreas o. the great wal anu a !.
.Ae dawn Of new ara IN "Oi AZ
history. The men who negol-AIs = Z
me league found it necessary W
reconcile widely diverse points OF
view The French. for example
wanted the league to be strong
military alliance. its members
bound TO join in a general NAi
a pai-st any violation Of its Prov
sjons President Wilson and nego-
tiators Of other nations success
fully opposed this. realizing thai II Il
meant the surrender Of too n1uch
national authority. and that al any
rate public opinion would not con
isent.
ToiloYruw the A b @ OF the
League of Nations viii answer the
auestion: Gan we hopc 10 MAN.
,aja elgr isolation"
Capital journal. (Salem, Or.) 1919-1980, 1920-10-04

a what element in Europe IA
yors the league OF nationsE
A. In general. the moderate ana
progressive elements.
@. What European elements are
opposed 10 itg
A. In general. the reaeuonaf-
les or extreme conservatives. aha
the extreme radicals
O WAY are the conservatives
hostile 10 the league
4. Parity because the leagne Is
new. and conservatism BY inalnc'
hates anything new Partly De-
csuse the rich and powerful OF Eu-
rope have in many instances gam
as their riches and power through
standing armies, nunition manu-
fac4sre. ana tine seizure and eX-
ploitation Of colonies, From me
1,ojnt Of view Of the upper Glasses
war is military career, the most
honorable oec upation for a gentle
man.
O hwy are the extreme radicals
hostile to the league p
A The bolsheviki and comnun-
ISIS are hostile to the league be
aapse they hope for world-w5de
Irevnlution to eliminate natlona.
boundaries. They see in the league
n4 nations. which recognizes ms
I-ionaljsul. an obstacle to this reTo-
lution. Other radicals of an idea
l5s1 type are hostile because thal
TYNE of mind overlooks human de-
fects and accepts only programs
promising immediate perfectlo'a
And the league Of nations is still
admittedly imperfect.
O. Does this explanation of NOS
t5litg to the league hold equally al
good for the United States as to'
Europe?
4 A Nc. I'm the United States tht
reac4ionaries and the extreme RAD
Itcals are small groups The buIA
Of the American people is modeT'
lately progressive.
@. WHY. then, has the United
States, alone among the great pow
lers, refused to ratify the covenant
of the league?
4 A. Among the reasons gwen u
the public by members of the sen
ate who are hostile to the ieagn'
are The following:
4 l1D The covenant Of the league
is an imperfect document
ga America should remain tru'
to the policy of keeping out OF ZEN
tangling alliances"
fs1 The league Of nations is
super-state. and in joining il W
give up our sovereignty
I t4) Under some of the PROV
Isions Of the covenant, notably Ar
ticle X, we should be forced I
send our armed forces 10 foreig1
wars.
15e'The British empire outvott
us six TO one in the assembly OF tn
. league.
Is The league of nations ivnal
dates or tends TO invalidate tt
/ H Monroe doctrine.
T q. But with regard to THE flr
objection. is not the covenant
the league indeed an 1npeT1e'
: document
, A. This is admitted by its s7ronf
est supporters. But the coNenal
was the best document which coul
/, he drawn after the unparallele
Capital journal. (Salem, Or.) 1919-1980, 1920-10-04

.7yhy not?" asked Fredaie' lOI
..'ng-for the noment-his own
srrand. ,.onsD ex
.,.snas the tailor. And coulah /
rat any until tonight"
put couldn't you go ahead WIN
mt them?" Freddie Erefly IN
quired. n- r-oe
l.T s44 YOU don't know much about
making a policeman's suit on
s4art by laying the buttons IN d
raw ON the ground. and then you
sew the cloth onto them.
that's my own invention-thAi
method" he added with an air o.
pride. And now. what was II you
wanted TO gay 10 me
4 II don't believe there's any u.s.
Of my telling YOU, after all" Fred
die Firefly replied. You're goinE
Ito be 50 busy that you won't have
time to do an errand for ne
wanted YOU TO give Mr.. Crow
message"
( "Yes-Tll be altogether TOO rush
ID 70 bother with il, said Nr
Frog. u expect to be on the JunaI
all night-and most Of tomorrow
ltoo."
This message" Freddie Fjrefl.
WENT On, was something an9u
Kidaie Katyd3d, I found ont hi
ing tha wound stripe idea
Grow ought TO know about IT.
NOW, Mr.. Frog was all ready I
leap into the water But whe
Fred6ie said that The tailo
ipromptly changed his mind.
Kjddle katy1id's secret h. re
peated in a tone Of amazemen
You don't mean mean to sa
you've discovered what It Was tha
Katy did,
Never mind said Freddie. d
don't want 10 trouble YOU. NJ
Frog. ] know you're too busy
bother YOUR head with such things
Tut int, young mani Mr.. Fro
cried = s=e you have somethiT
Capital journal. (Salem, Or.) 1919-1980, 1920-10-04
TenYears
Mun2erT
His Years

Doesn't it make you feel
rood-cause you to straight
en- up and feel "chestyp-
when someone guesses your
age at ten ye ars or 50
Younger than you really
are? You look into your
mirror, smile with satisfac-
ton and say to yourself;
"Well, he didn't make such
a bad guess, at that"
The point is: You're no
older than your vitality.
II a man is strong, vigor--
Gus, mentally alert, fine and
fit at 50 he has a better
! chance of living up to 80
than a man Of 80 who L
weak and rundown has of
living up to o0. w ME nome
of us can stay the years nor
stop time, We should all
make an heroic effort to sue
cessfully resist the effects
of time by ever keeping our
vitality at par.
When you sense a feeling
of slowing down OF your
physical forces when youl
stomach, liver, kidneys and
other organs show signs o!
weakness-when you notice
a lack of your old time pep
and punch in other
! words, when you feel your vitalit,
IS on the wane, you should cora
I --, -. M Y-7ayrfr1-z
Capital journal. (Salem, Or.) 1919-1980, 1920-10-04
so Years Old
Attributes Health
to Internal Baths

hir- D. c. Newconab. 704 ". 4th
ave Atchis51.. Kan. writes Tyr
rells Hyg5enic institute of NJ y
York as follows.
MY next birthday is July 18th
SO years old. Have used Tyr
rells J. 3. l. Cascade for more
than 20 years. Best and only rem
e6y that brings relief without the
use of drugs. My experience prov
ed that il always relieves. No dam
ger from it. My ailn ants We're
principally uric acid, blIiousness.
constipation. etc"
This is by no means an except
ional letter for TyrrelIs Hy-ienir
Institute to receive. as thera gTe
now over half a millior American
using DR.. Tyrrelrs u p. l.. CAS-
cade" with like results.
By the scientific use Of nature.
cleanser-warm water-'t ell1ni
mates all poisonous waste from III.
lower intestine and gives nature &
chance 10 work unhana p Fred.
You Will be sstonished al tiat
difference in your feelings tht
morning after an internal bath.
The y. E. L. Casca de" will. b.
shown and explained TO YOU by 2
J. Fry who Will also give You fret
on request, an interesting book
I let by Dr. Chas- "A Tyrrell, VIII
May of Today is Only so percen
l Efficient"
Get this booklet and know JUS
why internal bathing is SO effect
i've in the promotion of bette
health fadv
Capital journal. (Salem, Or.) 1919-1980, 1920-10-04

upDp a cat tail and called him pE
name. flashing his light tranucal-
az so that Mr.. Frog would be sure
to notice him.
4.zvast 4 moment cried Freddie,
i've something 10 say 10 youF
~Out with il, them" said MT
Frog. My time is valuable, VOL
know. ought TO be back IN ms
shop thls moment. for ! promlse1
Paddy Muskrat I'd make him po'
igiceman's uniform by tomorrow
morning. And haven't begun i
yet"
Capital journal. (Salem, Or.) 1919-1980, 1920-10-04

iroportant to tell me. And since
mat is the case. I'll manage some
how to deliver your message 70
Mr. Crow. even if have TO disap-
uo,,. customer. Always oonge
= friend That's my motor saia
i Mr., Frog.
Very well. them" Freddie Fire
ay replied. I'm say what was
,a;ng to. but it doesn't concern
Capital journal. (Salem, Or.) 1919-1980, 1920-10-04

the animals saEacllN
ana efficiency as a stock dog soon
after her arrival at has home.
Upon hearing the command, 't'e'
lhe Cows the lost canine das-
plays much excitement and soours
the entire neighhorhood for herds
Mir. smith hopes TO set in touch
with The dogs owner, but states
that he will give her 10 anyone who
win provide good home and give
her 10 the owner in event claim Is
esta hlished.
Capital journal. (Salem, Or.) 1919-1980, 1920-10-04

When Freddie FREELY reached
7l5.. swamp he found thai the sing
ing party had already broken UP
Eyt luckily, Mr. Frog the tailor
was the last one to lsave- He was
still poised On the bank Of the
Sluggish stream, ready TO plunge
into the water and swim away
when Fred die FREELY dropped down
Capital journal. (Salem, Or.) 1919-1980, 1920-10-04
Eruptions of the Skin
Cause Torturous Itching

Il yoa are Afhrtsd vifA any
s1-m = Skiz disorder. y5a are vell
acqaNiased viii tie azzizs. baTa-
Tag itching tAas these diseases pro
G2ce. z
81. diseases are caused By N
inrE-ly or dlSocasr n The blooe.
na1 there IS - real and genuine
relief Ei.ein yczr reach uzci S1cA
z1ap1rsces are rensFec-
SIS has Eisra E-e4t Satikfae-
tia1 II fAs t1a1zzt u tAsse dis.
Capital journal. (Salem, Or.) 1919-1980, 1920-10-04
Valuable Dog Is
Seeking Master

4 valuable female shepherd OF
Scstch Csilie 3og has adopted }
M Smith of laiA North cot,Ags
street As her owner, pending re
o0veFg by her master
The canine. 4 handsome animal
Appeared al the Sni,h home, on
.ThurSsaN ana won the smith fArn-
ay BY exhifstinE unusual iutelh-
Eeace. Mr. Smith reports that ne
Capital journal. (Salem, Or.) 1919-1980, 1920-10-04
Monday, Octeb,,,

that Katy person ~.
toned"
"oh. it doesn't, \
echoed Then i
i care to listen to w.. /
thought you were -. III !
about that nyster,,,.s
kddie's always sipg.s
was sadly disappois,s,ss
more he turned tow,,
Capital journal. (Salem, Or.) 1919-1980, 1920-10-04

orders, heczrse il Is s,cA : thor
oaghly Satisfactory Nod purifier.
Il eleanses the blood of al lzPun-
ties, and xk1S csc1tsraets TIE ef-
fects Of the germs thar attack ths
kk1-
Begin taking S-SS toisy, and Il
yoa WI write = complete history
IF Year case. Cur rnc6iczl ADVISER
VII givs yea expert advice without
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