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Evening public ledger. [volume] (Philadelphia [Pa.]) 1914-1942, 1920-06-16

make the statement, but that II was
necessary 10 brand faker and to
denounce lie." Declaring the men
who managed his campaign were of
extraordinary high character" the
general said the attack upon them 'is
Infamous" and that Mr.. Buffers
action was can attempt to ingratiate
himself with certain elements which ex-
ercised a determining influence at the
convention"
The statement says in part:
Colonel William Cooper Proctor,
who was chairman Of my campaign
committee, is a man CT extraordinary
high character, known throughout the
length and breadth Of the land for his
absolute integrity and honesty. His
associates were men Of like character,
most Of whom responded to their coun-
try's call during the war. They typify
group Of progressive Americans. The
attack upon them is infamous.
:'The forces which brought me before
the convention with preponderant force
were hundreds of thousands of patriotic
men and women in every walk of life,
Evening public ledger. [volume] (Philadelphia [Pa.]) 1914-1942, 1920-06-16

and d-out radical tendencies would do
much to define clearly the issues be
tween the two dominant parties. AS far
as can be learned here the third party,
u i materializes. will be led by Mr.. La
Follette, John Fitzpatrick, radical labor
leader, and representatives of the more
radical farmer element. Little doubt
is felt but that the committee of forty
eight which meets in Chicago on July
1O viii find some means of co operatinp
II not absorbing the labor party conven ,
ton which begins its sessions on July IL +.
There can be no disturbance of
healthy politics through the formation
OF third party led by the radical
elements in this country" said one of
the senatorial group today, "In INV
opinion, 1t would be very much like
opening up. catch basin and the ncor
poration of all these cfpments. discord =
ant to American life and history in one
party, would enable the American
people to see with just what proper =
tion of their fellow citizens they have
to contend in an effort to maintain the
reign Of law and order"
John Fitzpatrick. who came into
prominence as president of the Chicago
Federation of Labor and chairman of
the steel strike committee, has been at
tempting to put the labor party leaven
into the. American Federation Of Labor
for the last six months. SO far he has
had but little success.
Benjamin G.. Marsh, secretary ant
director Of legislation to the Farmers
National Council, who participated
with Fitzpatrick in the Chicago meet
ing last November, when the labo,
party was born, yesterday made a state
ment attacking the Republican plat
form for its failure to meet the demands
Of the farmers, which concluded will
this significant statement:
"The farmers Of America will wal
to see what sort Of platform is adopte,
at San Francisco"
New York, June 1G.-The cxecutiv
committee Of the committee of forty.
eight announced here last night tina
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G;0.P. NOT AFRAID ]
] OF LABOR PARTY
r.eIs Sure Radical Rival Would
Mot Seriously Affect Hard
ing's Support
CONVENTION TO BE JULY II

,y,shi,uton. June 16.-Political
,..s here so far is known, have re-
,sa ,saiOcd Indifferent to the rumbies EN-,
ma'u .,na from Chicago and Montreal OF
ap"' ~. sormotion of a third party that
'"o IA name candidates and write a
WIZ ,,.sorm suited to the desires of the
.aidcol elements in the United states
'' ThO Republicans, who are the more
n..ot,v concerned pending the recep-
w. w.. sivcp by the radicals to the Demo
'ioa AZ candidate and policies to be de-
cra.Iic I anon nom at San Francisco, do not be-
,iueo ,ioso onv third party movement can dc,
new new FRO from the pulling power Jthat, WIN
traVs sn Vesrprtpd by Harding and Coolidge;
ps Hnosition of Senators Johnson and
psob nne although not enthusiastically Tor
bof"" isu "mominpes so far. has convinced the
Ins .,u leaders there will not be bolt in
pa.tS direction and they say openly they
INA, ano nothing to fear of a movement
hha.Sod hs.SS by Senator La Toilette and
ug%C uhirb talks Of Victor Berger as his
running mate. , ,.u, p,N
.nhi;cans and Democrats were. that
,hS S"Ol launching of third party of out
Evening public ledger. [volume] (Philadelphia [Pa.]) 1914-1942, 1920-06-16

who have indorsed me at nation wide
state conventions, nation wide state
primaries, and in nation wide poll OF
unprecedented size.
"Tbis action of Nicholas Murray
Butler Is an attempt to ingratiate him
self with certain elements which exer-
cised a determining influence at the
convention and possibly to explain ms
own political Weakness. 1t is a self
seeking, cowardly attack, made under
the cloak Of an alleged public service
which was never intended or rendered.
II regret to make statement OF TINS
kind, but it is necessary in this instance
| To brand n faker and to denounce lie.
Evening public ledger. [volume] (Philadelphia [Pa.]) 1914-1942, 1920-06-16

formation OF new city party on plat
form OF government ownership OF trans
portntion and national resources Is over.
whclmingly favored In replies received
in its QUESTIONABLE from every state.
Taxation Of idle land and labor's
effort to share In the management Of in :
dustry and the complete restoration Of
free speech were indorsed, It is said.
Among those favored for the presi-
dental and vice presidential candidates
for the new party" a statement said,
"are Senator LaFollette, Governor
Lynn Frazier, Frank Il. Walsh and
Chief Justice Clark, Of North Caro-
lima"
The convention will be in Chicago on
July 1.
Evening public ledger. [volume] (Philadelphia [Pa.]) 1914-1942, 1920-06-16
Pharmacy Alumni Dine

The annual banquet of the Pharmacy
Alumni Association, of Temple Univer-
sity, was held last night in the Ritten-
house Hotel, DR.. II. Everett Kendig
was toastmaster. The presidents an
nual report was presented by DR.. g..
X. Schacterle. Addresses were made
by DR.. Wilmer Krusen, Frank Law and
Eugene V. Alessandroni. The dean s
report was by DIR. John Il. Minehart,
who presented the faculty medals and
prizes.
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WOODCONTRAD|CTS
BUFFERS CHARGES
Highest Types Of American citi-
zens Supported My Campaign,
General Retorts
REGRETS TO "BRAND FAKER"

Chicago, June 16. - Major General
Wood, in a statement last night,
characterized as "a vicious and
malicious falsehool," declaration by
Nicholas Murray Butler, that
''rnotley group of stock gamblers, oil
and mining promoters. munitions
makers and other like persons" backed
the generals campaign for the Repub-
lican presidential nomination
General Wood said he regretted to
Evening public ledger. [volume] (Philadelphia [Pa.]) 1914-1942, 1920-06-16

Of learning has received an endowment
of 800 .O0D from 4. Colemen du pont,
who received his early education nt
the institution.
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1920-09-09

In BechuanalaDd. especially In the
desert regions. watermelons grow
wild over extensive areas.
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1920-09-09
E.J.Brown Seeks Demo
Nomination Here for
Prosecuting Attorney

The following II the announcement
OF candidacy by Edwin ]. Brown for
the democratic nomination for prose.
cutting attorney
The prosecuting attorney Is the
legal adviser for King county. All
.civil and criminal matters come un.
der his direction II Ia as much His
duty to protect the innocent as Il iH
TO prosecute the guilty.
king county has now had nearly
two years OF open season for crime.
Il have filed for the office OF prose.
cutting attorney this year because I
feel that In that capacity M this time
| can be OF great service 10 the pub
lie, Crime " widely prevalent. and
we sorcly need "A cleaning out. Fur.
thermore. Il n generally believed that
| was fairly elected to the office In
1918. but was corruptly counted out
by the King county political ring.
Il believe | can save the taxpayers
$4,000 yearly by economy. efficient
organization and a business admins.
tration.
Il shall take the office Of prose.
cutting attorney out OF politics by
non political and non. partisan ap.
polntmcnts OF deputies who are com,
petent lawyers. willing 10 do their
duty In public office. There are no
political obligations nor strings 10
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1920-09-09
THIS BLOOD-BUILDER
STRENGTHENS NERVES
AND PROMOTES VIGOR
Many People Who Have Been Helped Now Recommend a
Reliable Remedy to Those Who Suffer

Il commenced TO lose strength
about ten years ago" says Mrs.
Bisang. and grew worse all the
time. My blood was very weak and
thin and | did not have any color.
/ was nervous and just able TO get
around. I was chilled all the time
and didn't have any appetite.
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given up to die. and had been saved
by DR.. Williams Pink pills. heard
OF this remedy and began the treat
ment.. In n weeks time | saw a de-
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/ could eat heartily and enjoy my
food Gradually my strength and
color came back and "a my blood i'm
proved | was able TO do my work.
no longer feel chilled
MY sister. who Is n resident OF
Paris. France. became anemic few
years ago. The disease was In such
an advanced stage. that nothing did
her any good and she was finally
told that she didn't have long to live.
An acquaintance urged her to try
Dr. williams Pink Pills. and she did
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claiming that they saved her life"
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The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1920-09-09
TELLER

that you want her to 90 to the Sweet Sixteen"
Shop and look over the New Fall garments selling
at s16-just to please YOU. II she does she'll
be more than pleased at the fine character of
these fashions
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1920-09-09
Merry-Go-Round at
Park Is Protested

Following vigorous protests OF resi-.
dents OF the rhinncy ridge district,
the public safety committee OF the
city council recommended wodncs.
day the revocation OF a iicenho grant
eel to the Il c. Vincent estate 20 op.
crate a merry-go round and Ferris
wheel near the entrance TO Woodland
park.
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1920-09-09

my candidacy, other than the public
good
u believe that our county and city
governments should be consolidated
and duplication OF service. eliminated
as this viii reduce taxes
enforcement OF the prohibition
and narcotic whisky and dopel laws
alone would save the taxpayers Of
King county thousands OF dollars
zach year. because thrcefourths Of
crime is ohargoabie directly to the
ssc OF whisky and dope.
1T In commonly reported and gen.
orally believed. that stupendoua
fraud was perpetrated when the
street ear deal was put over on the
people Of Seattle An inquiry Is now
being conducted by the mayor which
ought 20 be supplemented and fin.
ished by grand jury Investigations,
honestly and sincerely conducted by
fearless prosecuting attorney This
| promise 20 do Also the reports OF
the juggling OF accounts and making
false reports by county and city de.
partmentS should be investigated 80
that the people may know the facts
concerning their institutions Prof.
iteering. combinations In restraint OF
trade. priceflxing. extortion and
criminal conHpiraeies 20 defraud. are
commonly reported and I shall con.
duct grand jury Investigations OF
these matters. and thus make law
enforcement the foundation OF gov
eminent OF just and equal law. PEG,
pie respect the law when equality
and honesty prevail In law enforce.
ment.
Crime cannot flourish as IL does
In King county except by sanction
~ public officials"
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1920-09-09
j. S. army
GOODS SALE
SURPLUS GOVERNMENT NIPPLES,
COMMERCIAL MIHt uA>hi-t
ny Tuf MrANut 90.

L g government drcsa work ana field
shoes hahaAiis and caiks can be used ~
these field shoes all easy and comfort.
able on the feet Price irto. $500 and
ss So Wool reclaimed q y. army shirts
tefA and o. 90 new - aa. linen mixed
Utility shirts. ma niue and khaki
eoveralis ftoe camp Lewis reclaimed
army brooches IN All sisss. for men ana
women. 81 IS. 70 and tg,oo. for OUTING
new. high grade Khaki pants. " 20
Khaki camping Jackets tsae, white
ana gray sos pure wool Ttc. HhaNhnh
Nnai sos. esc. dress 500. fac Army les
FlnEa tta6 Leather putte~s, %, I've
piece garment wooi underwear, " ee
union suits. wool enceilcnt quality. itpe
gray underwear, tive piece. fi,ts each
Nsw khaki knapsaeka tsgb. haftArh.
iaandsy. camping and clothes bass. " %
and tise goid Medal cets. - VIZ
lows ttes and up. Auto and indian
robes. tte 90. ftsos and tis % Quilts,
o. 50. o. 50 and up Olive dfah army
blankets tfse and tisee, neNy hlue
.srise doubls blankets lii,0al white wool
aoabts blankets o. 90. o. 90. va 90 and
$50 se sheet blankets o. 80 and ih,ee
Itik shipment iinsn sheets. lsss than
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Mall ORDERS receive prompt attention.
scsriAf rates on blankets fnf contractors
camps hotels and public institutions
Trnts fssis and tssts iafpsuiins
$50 rhtrd Ave-. Near theuy.
rhsn~ t.iiistf adds.
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1920-09-09

proposing an tncruasc OF rs per cent
In freight rates and 20 per cent In
passenger rate~
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1920-09-09
John DROPPED
J IN ON THEM

SAN FRANCISCO. Sept John
Travers. high school student, drop
ped In Oh his classmates. accompa.
MED by CONSERVATION. broken glass
and plaster. lie fell thru two sky
lights and sprawled In the main class
room,
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1920-09-09
Toppenish First
In With Exhibits

Toppenish. in the Yakima valley.
is the first community in the coun.
try 10 have It's exhibit entered In the
big Irrigation and Development con-
gress 10 be held here on September
is and II. More than 1900 pounds
OF produce from irrigated lands ar.
rived "Wednesday from the Yakima
township.
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1920-09-09

BURNING PAINT from T.. r.
swcency's house at 1915 r. Madison
ST. with blow torch started a fire
tina, did $50 damage "Wednesday
afternoon.
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1920-09-09
Hot Dog Makers
Threaten Strike

SAN FRANCISCO. Sept. s.-wei-
mic makers here may strike. Sausage
Makers union No. 2o3 asks wage
boost from SIS a week 10 $50. saus'
age saieE'nen and sausage wagon
drivers want the same scale.
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1920-09-09
Suspend Request
for Higher r. ties

OLYMPIA. Sept. Spending a
hearing 10 he held in Seattle on sep.
tember 30. the public service com.
mission has suspended tariff filed
by the Puget Sound Navigation Co.
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1920-09-09

The season OF the year Is approach
ing which was marked by the raw
agca OF the influenza epidemic in
1918 and 1919.
Both epsicmlcs. with their toll Of
death and suffering. emphasized the
fact that the most positive safeguard
ngains, disease is the bodily health
and vigor which come from an nbun.
dane supply OF rich. wclloxidized
blood. Influenza claimed those OF
low vitality. thin blood and weak
nerves.
Worry, overwork. severe shock
and improper nourishrnent viii lower
the bodily tone. upsetting the dell
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who can read the early signs OF
thinning blood can generally arrest
the decline before any OF the more
painful symptoms appear but the
disease crceps on so stealthily that
IL il frequently well advanced before
IL IL discovered.
Among the early symptoms OF de-
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lips. n slight palpitation OF the heart
Hhortness OF breath after walking a
short distance and tendency TO tire
easily. Continued decline causes ner'
vousness, irritability. depression.
sieeplcssness, headaches and fninting
spells.
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treatment now with tonic that has
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Proof OF the value OF the remedy
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Colorado Woman's Story
Among those who have great faith
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williams pink pills. is Mrs. Edwina
C. Stafford. OF No. 1891 South Lin
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Several years ago" relates Mrs
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The work was hard for we had none
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the burdens OF city dwellers. ! over.
worked for wasn't very strong TO
begin with and then lost strength SO
rapidly that we were finally fofced
TO engage girl to come intovour
home and help me. l tried many
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1920-09-09

Three hundred Hllp-on wells.
plain and ali-over patterns OF
chenille dots on shetland mesh.
In brown. black and thnpe.
Regularly sold at Bic. 10~
For this hour ...s.... wv
long sleeves. tucks and hem
stitched trimmings. sizes 80.
Fifty cotton wolfe waists with
IS, 80. Regularly sold at
ti.95. For this E0c
hour .........'s'..
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1920-09-09
Write for This Health Book

A little book. Diseases OF the Ner.
vous System" will be sent free TO
any address upon request. 1t con.
tains large amount OF useful in
formation. Address the DIR. Williams
Medicine Co.. Box 1908 Schenectady.
n. Y. Or. Williams Pink Pills are
sold by all druggists or viii be
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receipt OF price. COO per box
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1920-09-09

medicines but nothing helped me. In
stead I grew more nervous All the
time. and could not sleep. My stom'
ach bothered me and for weeks |
wasn't able to retain solid food.
Sometimes my nerves became so un'
strung that II seemed as though !
would lose my mind.
Il had heard OF Dr. Williams Pink
pills and decided TO give the remedy
"A trial. Two boxes OF the pills help
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They improved my health so much
that | was able TO get along without
extra help I'm my home. DIR. VIII
iiams' Pink Pills alone made IL pos
slble for me 90 continue on the
homestead farm I not only rogained
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My stomach felt so much better that
was able 10 cat n hearty meal with
out any distress. My color is good
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| living. / regard DIR. Williams Pink
pills as a great blessing and strongly
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Ncurasthenia Corrected
IT was suffering from neuras-
thenia and became 80 discouraged
over my condition that | began TO
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again" relates Mrs Anna NJ. kres-
lin. OF No e03 South Sixth street,
Lyons. Iowa
II was nervous and slight sounda
even familiar noises. like the creak'
| ing OF stairs or the voices OF children
upset me and IL seemed sometimes as
though must scream to relieve my
solf l had dizzy spells and though
tired all the time | got very little
rest AT night My memory was poor
and had very little appetite and
there were piercing pains at my tenn
pies.
"One day read about Or. WI.
liams' Pink Pills and decided to try
them. After taking one box of pills
| found | slept better and my appe'
| lite improved. Gradually / gained
strength and my nerves showed a
corresponding Improvement. ! am
almost entirely well now and no
longer have dizzy spells or severe
headaches. | strongly recommend
pr williams Pink Pills as n tonic
for know from experience how ef.
! fective they are"
Saved Her Life
Mrs. Nlctorine Bisang, OF No. 119
East 62nd street. Los Angeles, Is one
of the many who are healthier and
stronger for having given DIR. WI.
| llnma' Pink pllla IA trlnl
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1920-09-09
Saved Her Life

Mrs, Nictorine Bisang, OF No. 119
East 62nd street. Los Angeles, Is one
of the many who are healthier and
stronger for having given DIR. WI
liams Pink Pills "a trial.
The Manchester journal. [volume] (Manchester, Vt.) 1861-current, 1920-07-22

Let US sbate something. al least. Of
our devotion 10 the almighty dollar
and regard the world a. something
better than huge workshop IN which
we are 10 toll and MOL increasingly. III
death stops the human machine. Let
rs learn how 70 play.
The Manchester journal. [volume] (Manchester, Vt.) 1861-current, 1920-07-22

Miss Matsi Chase and hrr sister
hns Harry Couch, who have beer
spending the month a. tire Burdstts
home. left on Tuesday Tor Denver
Prof. and Mrs r T. Comstock q
Cleveland. o, who are spending the
summer IN Dorset. were IN town last
week, having spent many summers IN
Arlington in the past
On Thursday evening, July 10Th,
Josephine Preston Pe.4body's prize
play ~Ths Piper" viii be given at
Camp Avalon. A more extended
notice viii appear later
Mrs. Simeon Ieake of Albany. who
has been the guest Of Mrs. r. b
Leake. returned 10 her home Sunday,
accompanied by her son. Theodore
Leake, who spent the week end here.
On Tuesday evening, July 27th, a
group Of plays. Country Neighbors"
by Zona Gale and "The Makers Of
Dreams" b. Oliphant Down, will he
given in the Town Hall. under the
auspices Of St. James Guild
The Manchester journal. [volume] (Manchester, Vt.) 1861-current, 1920-07-22
RENEWED TESTIMONY

No one in Manchester who buffers
backache. headaches, or distressing
urinary ills can afford 10 ignore this
Manchester Center woman's twice-toId
story. u is confirmed testimony that
no resident Of this locality cen doubt
Mrs. H. j. Fuller, North ST., Man
chester Center, says: Il had suffered
from lameness in the small Of nv
back for long time. The pains were
very severe and to stoop was quite i'm
possible. suffered other symptoms
Of disordered kidneys and concluded
% Try Doan's Kidney Pills. As J isd
heard Of their virtues ~ kidney
remedy After using them the psins
rapidly disappeared and N. cont. nts
OF a bo1 or two restored ne 70 ms
normal condition. can heartily
recommend Doan's Kidney pills -
other kidney sufferers 1statsnerf
given August p. 1900
On April 5. 1920 Mrs.. Fua.r ssa
i have never found a kidn. rer.sV
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an alvays ready 10 Sly q ~ guoa
Tords for thiz grand old rel 81 Esd-
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Price eoc. az 81 dsalsra Don't
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