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La prensa. [volume] (San Antonio, Tex.) 1913-1962, 1920-07-06
LEA T ESTO
QUE LIE CONVENE

orinas pasan a la sangre y por ella
a todos los tejidos iElpregnandolos y
travendo IN envenenamiento cada vez
mas grave, llegando en ocaslones a
producer trastornos morales. Iene-
mos a disposition del publico un buen
numero de testimonies de personals
idoneas y carecterizadas de dlst!ntos
paises, en- que nos rinden. en- una
forma que revela mucha s~lncerldad,
su agradecimiento por el exito que han
alcanzado con las Pf1doras "Mitche-
la" para los Rinones. En- las di-
recciones que acompaha a cada frasco,
Sc dan a conocer mas en- detalle las
Intermediates de los rinones que han
sido dominadas con ell uso de este
gran especifico, y 81 Vd. padece dc
cualcuiera enfermcdad de los rihones,
no debe vacilar en- hacer un ensayo
con las Pildoras "Mitchelia" para
los Rihones, especialmente 81 no ha
obtenido Vd. resultados satisfactorios
con otros medicamentos vendidos para
este fin. Pfdalas en- las Famacias y
Droguerias y no acepte Vd. sustitutos
Rio Grande", Ell Paso; "San An
wig Drug Co" Los Angeles.
La prensa. [volume] (San Antonio, Tex.) 1913-1962, 1920-07-06

MANA q IA carcel es:a Sc "cnh n srs
Mes p:diendole Que 0oT mlscE'co'""
-,r.lasa u,ri salvar!a e~Chhndose en-
cara IN crueiadad QUO mostrahh ne
o5r6ose q hacer una cosa tan facl4' N"-
i, mr. Greer Que aQuello era n m
i~reticla. MuChos fueron los cue lH-e"
,,roo ~convencorla de cue no sc tram
-, lie NADIA iniusto va Que hama 90
darosa raz6n para hncerio Ne"o hIc-
-. narsisti6 en- su Idea. resist!endo
a toda tentaci6n.
Ma no p9r reEarsc a moHtr He'no1
10 Dansa- en- Ia salvaci5n dc su heI
mana.
,rnnue cs.a habfa s:do condenaGa a
r,ye-te 81 So a~lcanzaha Q! pc.1on deI
rev ouedsr,a libre. Pero Gcomo era
rmeihIa aicarza- 81 real percdn' III
-. viva on Londrcs q c~entenaTes de
I.gpos de diStancia : de cue suerte
&c ma nehrs muchacha de bdinour
GO en- aouellos tIempos tras:ada'se
n la capital?
Dec,dtose. sin embargo. a hacer!o
- enprenii1 ell canine n pie haS''
cue ouiso Ia suerte que pcoieFa 81
hlr a IN CAIRO. Atn nsf Ia 1oTnaua
ora pesadl. larga y no POGO penos"
NOR los muchos ~salteadores cue at"-
h a los viajeros y caminan'es'
Mes no habfa otro remed'o que Sc
ru.r en- IA ru1c 81 GUERRA IN ;"
Scrnana: al fin pudo llesar a Lon
dres sana y sal"a.
Restdfa por ertonces ALI I'm pooe-
roso Lord escoces a cullen el padre
hab.a prestalo algunos services. IN 20
zen le escr:o!t una carta supiicando'e
10 n-estara su para obtener
INA audtercia de Ia reina pues 81 feS
&c hallaba = IA saxon ausente. Aona!ra-
do Ell noble Lord del valor y Ia honra-
dez de Ia dcnceila, Sc apresuro a au-
xiliarla. Y cuardo por fin sc VIC esta
en- presenci1 de Ia reina abogo tam
hiar por su hermana. demostr6 de un
racdo tan paipable su inocencta que
ucrsuadio q il soberana y Ell perdon
fue c~oncedido.
La prensa. [volume] (San Antonio, Tex.) 1913-1962, 1920-07-06

F!-eno7os ~ - Dos.2,r- rrc OCT
N y l.7a cntro las cst-cilas !nmc
diotgs que Ia -odcan. Como dch.do
Il b-!llo dc n iura east no SO "o.ih
.as cstrcllas u~cqGeAas Que hay = 81
alderodor. IS coHveaicnte por tanto
~arroveclar Ia ~oportun!daG de "ut 9"
halle cercn dc 7 "stTcll2 de mucho
br,lio. v .i'rmonos on Ia posicI"A que
"a luna ocuDa con respect" & dlcha
sr.-crle N csc ma1nc1to. :! al cnDo
A. runas horas. o = "a slGu!ente no.
che ~volvercoe Il cortcmrlur nntare-
uns que va no Ocupa q nisino Sito
cr,re las cstrc'lRs. sinc II se ia mo
vide -espccto Do elias una gran us
tarc!a hncii - este.
yn GO sahn u In luna al" y =" rche
cocr din mas tardc. vrr!nudo csc re-
.ordo entire tres cuartcs de nora y
~, hcrn. Va r~etardAndos- co" res
,c-,r ri -Li. por dec!rl" asI' h'S'A
o,,o aasnues n vc7la sai.r Il 10 7ueSlh
-, m, n, crbo lie C~lCuros dtaa SHie
-,.c ertos QUE a. sol. En- Tr&I.!"'
., sol paFn p n luna. 81 DFfEc'''
~,Igr,ns rochcs dcsputs So Il We "'
,.ytvo 81. - por!.nte. EStos mo- '''i'"I
,,s dc In Iurn So vcrifican en- He'H''-
| ocho dfas.
7, lima c.~a on do~r"dor dc Ia ="
IN como 10 hemos d!cho ot:as F'ce'
=. a. noverse Gambia de f!Gura h"SHo
~ c-co hasa un circulo. 3rcduc.''""
ine cuartos > Eases dc n luna. con los
ruo Astan>,s tan famili0-izados acs"c
nuestra i~nfa7c!a.
rsos car:,fos de forma no !70ica7
~o-uralmertc que Ia lima Gamble "e
f,rma. sino cue SO dehen hnlcar1NnI'
81 hecho de- Que n veces solo eSia 'H
r,;rcda T. p7qucHa parte de ella '
. yeces toda IA mitad.
En- Iur7 lena vemo quo n luna Sc
haua en- .! lado oDuesto nj sol POI
- one sale cuardo .! sol SO 7one' ' s.,
none a ia salida del sol. Entonces q
sol elumbra plenamonte IN hefn're
rio lunar = aparece enteramente "u-
minada.
.-;Jo cridadO de
La prensa. [volume] (San Antonio, Tex.) 1913-1962, 1920-07-06

cnando no Sc ha tenido cuidado de
las Eases dc IA luna. no Sc
The Bienville Democrat. [volume] (Arcadia, Bienville Parish, La.) 1912-1980, 1920-01-15
DIR. 7. p. GRAVES, PIONEER
RINGGOID PHYSICIAN DEAD

On Wed. january 18th, Or. T. =.
Graves, age q years, of Ringgold, who
was one of the oldest and best known
citizens Of that part of BienvilIe Parish
died at his home His death followed
an atttck Of heart trouble
DR.. Graves located III Rmggold many
wears ago, and bcgam the practice Of
medicine, at which he was very success
full. lie did much charitable practice,
as he never turned from any one who
needed his services. though he knew
that his only reward was to be the
satisfaction Of relieving the suffering.
He was tcudcr hearted and many has
been the time when upon realizing that
Ia patient was beyond his power to re-
Iicve. that his tears mingled with those
Of The family as he impaired the sad
news to them. He was loved by every
'onc. far and near.
He was Il Christian gentleman and
useful citizen. whose wise counsel
and good advice was sought on queS,
The Bienville Democrat. [volume] (Arcadia, Bienville Parish, La.) 1912-1980, 1920-01-15

1rS II. ]. James, returned
ast saturday, after a visit
daughters, Mesdames Bill
Blanton Theus, and were
sohsoIation to Mr.. James
aaa neices, the sons and
q ny, and Mrs. A. j. Grow.
Y recent sorrow.
The Bienville Democrat. [volume] (Arcadia, Bienville Parish, La.) 1912-1980, 1920-01-15
TAKEN UP NOTICE

Taken up on Dec. Goth on my place.
three and one half miles west OF Ar
cadia. one dark bay mare about SIX
years old, II hands high, has show OF
white on left hind foot. Fore top mas
been GEN. clipped. Has shoes on front t, feet
Owner is hereby notified to call ant
.proye ownership, pay cost OF this notlc'
together with keepers fees, and take
mare away, or same will be sold a
nublic sale to the last and highes
bidder, with benefit of appralsemeh
within legal sale hours ON
Saturday, Jan. 81, l9SO
| in accordance with the provisions e, o
the stock laws Of Ward l, Bienvlll
This the Goth day Of December, lSl'
parish, La. Sale to be held at my farn
w. T. LEARY, Arcadia, La.
The Bienville Democrat. [volume] (Arcadia, Bienville Parish, La.) 1912-1980, 1920-01-15

8 fine Epworth League and many
friends showing the high regard in
which Mrs. Crowson was held.
The members of her family who sur
vive her, are her sons, Messrs' Paul.
Rryan Johnnie, Hugh and A. l.. her
daughters Mrs. J. B. Story, Misses
Fannie and Stella Crowson, a brother
Mr.. H. ]. James and other relatives
To these 50 deeply and doubly bereaV'
cd we assure them of the deepest ana
tenderest sympathy, of host OF frlends
Nav the Heavenly Father have them
in His keeping. He alone can blnd up
the bruised and broken heart,
The out of town relatives anu
friends attending the funeral OF MRS
crowson. we're Mr.. and Mrs. II. j.
James. Mr.. and Mrs. Dick Crowson
Of Bienville, and their sons, Messfs
Johnnie Ernest and Manly Crowson
Of Minden, Jonesboro and BlenVllle
Mr. and Mrs. Linden Head, OF bleh
vile. Mrs. Ardis and Miss TweIi
Howerton, of Mt. Lebanon, Mr. AM
Mrs. Will Campbell, of Bienvllle. MI
II. B. Story, Of Norfolk, arrived Il
Shreveport and accompanied the IAN
lily of Mrs. Crowson to this place an
is still here.
Mrs. A. G. Heap, devoted 1rieh
Of the late Mrs. Crowson, VINO wa
: visiting her here, is still their gue'
} and a great consolation in their sorrow
The Bienville Democrat. [volume] (Arcadia, Bienville Parish, La.) 1912-1980, 1920-01-15
Nlcl)iVID---'TOOkE

4 wedding of interest to Il large
circle of friends in this section OF Louis
lana took place at the home af the bride
sister. Mrs A. 5. Hill, of Lake Pro-
violence, Ia. Oh Tuesday December goth
If g,3O \. NJ. when Miss Jessie TOOke,
became the wife Of Mr.. William Archie
| McDavid, very prominent business
man of Electra, Texas,
Miss Tooke is Il native of Bienyille
Parish. and was raised in Arcadia
where she made many life long friends,
but was not only known and loved III
this her native parish, but has scores
of friends, in the northern part OF the
State in the many towns where she
has visited, and since the death OF her
father, J. W. Tooke, who was Clerk OF
Court of Bienyille Parish for number
of wears, has made her home with. her
sisters and at the time OF her mar
riage was with Mrs Hill at Lake Pro-
y violence.
II The out of town guests were, MISE.
d Il. Tooke, of DeRdder; Mrs. G. A.
u Tooke. of Arcadia; and Mrs W, y.
4 Rockwell of Dallas, Texas.
l. The Democrat regrets it's inability to
~ publish a detailed account of the event,
20 as the bride is so well known here, but
B" space will not permit.
Shreveport. -lgritol by 4 grass
- fire, a hurn ne 10000 barrel tank OF
=, fuel oil belonging to the H. & S, rail-.
road was covering Shreveport with 4
VI pail Of heavy smoke by day and IL
oi Illuminating The countryside west o.
the city for miles by night Monday
rst Franklint2h The police jury lei
or the contract for the Franklinton-P ear
=, river highway and the Franklinton
Mississippi highway, total mileage o
3497 miles,
The Bienville Democrat. [volume] (Arcadia, Bienville Parish, La.) 1912-1980, 1920-01-15
OH, WELL DRILLING
COMPANY LOCATES HERE

A drilling concern known as the ol'
We'll Drilling Company, Incorporated
with connections at Wichita FallS
Tayos has located here with Offices al
tbe Arcadia Hotel. They will begin
drilling operations north OF Arcadia II
the near future. A. NJ Martin, gen
eral manager, arrived Wednesday, u
arrange for Offices and other prel'lll
;naries He was accompanied by II. n
philip and c. Z. Long, field manage
and drilling Supt., respectively
The Bienville Democrat. [volume] (Arcadia, Bienville Parish, La.) 1912-1980, 1920-01-15
CARD OF THANKS.

TO the many faithful frienhs whose
lindnes has helped us bear with fortl'
t,,de the Overwhelming los in the Ill
tude the Overwhelming loss in the III
mother, Mr.. and Mrs. Albert L. Grow
son, we take this method Of expressing
our heartfelt appreciation. Especlall!
do we feel grateful to those who con
tributed the many beautiful floral OF
ferings. May Gods richest blessing
be with you all.
THEIR CHILDREN
The Bienville Democrat. [volume] (Arcadia, Bienville Parish, La.) 1912-1980, 1920-01-15
CASTOR HIGH SCHOOL
" Willie Mae FrmESl

Since the resignation of Mr., Coca, ii
has been necessary for Mr.. Cackey to
teach the high school department from
eight until four o'clock, and The ad,
yanced GRADES on Saturdays. The va
caucies are now almost completelyilll-
cd Miss Wood being first assistant ana
Miss Mabel Sinclair second assistant,
Our additional teacher Mr.. Warren,
teaches the third and fourth grades.
We are eagerly awaiting the ARRIVAL oi
Il primary teacher, whose place is be-
ins filled by Florence Mccarthy and
Willie Mai Franks both members of
| the eleventh grade.
With the aid Of the high school fac
ulty the Methodist ladies gave very
successful box supper i'll the aUdlt0'
rum. one of the most interesting at,
fairs of the evening was Il beauty CON
test Miss Jones, the music teacher be
ing the fortunate one, winning the de-
licious fruit cake donated by Mr.. Dor
gan. The proceeds Of %llo.OO was uSev
as part payment on the new piano tina
has been recently purchased for Tx
/ Methodist Church.
| The boys basket ball team has been do
Il ing some splendid playing, and I'll,
II girls team has been organized. Bot
Il teams expect to make Il tour OF til
II Parish soon.
II The last number Of the Edwards lI
III ceum Course is to be rendered on til
Il night of the thirteenth. Quite n grea
Il deal of interest has been taken i'll thes
II courses and we all feel that much ben
III eft has been derived from them.
IN The curtain for the back Of the Stas
has arrived and we hope to have Il
Il front curtain in Il few days. The Il
II vertisements are being rapidly sol
III and the two curtains which will be
III credit to the school, will cost abo
III one hundred and SiXty-fiye dollars.
III Both teachers aud students have
II gun their work with renewed cntl
siasm since the holidays, which WI
spent by most of the teachers in tn
respective homes.
sE. To show their Principal, Mr.. CaSk
that they appreciate the interest L
M he has taken and is taking in The
.od lhe Seniors presented him with 4 =
IL, Of gold cuff buttons, bearing the
Of sonic emblem, as IL Christmas 6
,oin They were indeed glad to know t
in he appreciated it, saying that it
ran. not the value of the gift that
to priced SO highly, but the spirit in wi
lin. they gave it.
y Gold medals for the oratorical,
oor citation and musical contests WI
are to be held sometime before SCI
Closes have been ordered. Details
these contests will appear later.
The Bienville Democrat. [volume] (Arcadia, Bienville Parish, La.) 1912-1980, 1920-01-15
AN APPRECIATION.

7 want to thang the people VINO 81
willingly gave in securing Tor me lnS
artificial limb, which was given 10 lit
as a Christmes present 1t was appre
9; tied more than any other present
ever received.
Again l want to thank all for incl
aid, and l shall never forget tnls klli0
ness extended to me.
VERA EVANS
The Bienville Democrat. [volume] (Arcadia, Bienville Parish, La.) 1912-1980, 1920-01-15
LAND OWNERS

See us before you sell or lease. Wo
have selling opportunities all over the
world. Maps $1,oo. Write us for al.
vice The NATIONAL BROkEka"h
COMPANY, 21S Texas st., Shreveport
To
The Bienville Democrat. [volume] (Arcadia, Bienville Parish, La.) 1912-1980, 1920-01-15

SODA JERKER WANTED Must
have reliable reference. Phone 80 ol
write G. A. HIGHTOWER, Minden
La.
The Bienville Democrat. [volume] (Arcadia, Bienville Parish, La.) 1912-1980, 1920-01-15

DR.. J. W. Mosely visited Shreveport
III Tuesday,
NJ. p. Quinn, a prominent BienVllle
citizen was in Arcadia Tuesday.
MIR. d. L, Brown, left on Sunday
night to spend week in West Texas
on business.
Mrs. j. a. 0den has returned to
Shreveport, after a visit to her da'lgn-
ter, Mrs. Aud and family.
The Democrat is again late TINS
week due TO lack of help in the com
posing room. We are gaking every
effort to relieve this situation
Mr. Fred Cook. OF Ringg0ld, arrived
"wednesday, to become a member of thf
Democrats force temporarily, ana i
rendering material assistance ~ 'h'
pressroom.
The Democrat is just in receipt o
. nice order for job printing from IN
firm of Gaskey-Lyons Company luz
successors to Langston Co., We WIS
This new business corporation, success
AIR and Mrs G. r. Cook, OF Rlnssoi'
we're guests this week OF MI. anu M
Is 1 Cook. Mrs. G. T. Cook has Jul
n1ooone quite a serious operation
Shreveport Sanitarium' anu II
friends viii be glad TO know Inc .
Grafton was successful and that sne
able to be about again. \
4 very unique and charming ell''
tainment was given on Tuesday y g
] ming. By Miss Alys Bond, compil'he'
g arv 70 Miss Inez Baker, on the eve
Il Fg.ts
J hor aanarture for her home III nom
q = has been ii long time-four &c
wears since the young ladies nave !
fair chance from the fair uod WY
: n other words, 'leap year now y
Il them 4 square deal, 50 of course .
of avoiled themselves of all their PR
lg qaes. Theygallantlg escorted tue .
h and after arriyingsat the home o.
II boStess, the guests were given
IS If naoer numbered, 50 that the 20
he men could match them, thus arrans
~ mariners. Some very thrilling
re nosdls Of marriage,by the young Ia
x were accepted, rejected by the :
m q f,reat,or.a A mock wedding loi
to al the contracting parties being
Inez Baker and Mr.. Malcolm ~
maid Of honor, Miss Bessie Bro
= lamar Taylor best mau' !, ~ ~
'as conathy, ring beqp rer ana NJ =
=, !, minister. During the ceremony !,
-. Middleton softly played ~ =, ? )
'er, too Late 10 be Sorry An Vsf'
= troctiyely gowned
The Bienville Democrat. [volume] (Arcadia, Bienville Parish, La.) 1912-1980, 1920-01-15
ARCADIA MAY HAVE .,,,,,,>,ppv

- !
The Chamber qf Commerce mel las'
Thursday might e consider q ' prop y
ositlon 10 invite the location mere -. o
N oil refinery. The new g en.erpt ens
proposes to utilize new relll anlsfn ~
mula which Is nov being successfully
used ii wichita Falls retlllerles ~,
ALSO in other places ! e0 ,, o,,t
/ I proposed, ana local as well l, as oa,
Eside capital win Be sought y 'a =,
Tier is now under iiiyesl'si''VA -
|eonsideration.
4, !
subscribe u The Democrat 9 -
Z rzsor
The Bienville Democrat. [volume] (Arcadia, Bienville Parish, La.) 1912-1980, 1920-01-15

Rem Kendall of Ruston,
|ls here last week. +
nj Wampler and little
Texas, have been guests
aapler s father, DR.. JAS
hrs Atkinson.
pnpsOn and three lovely
iii, Of Amarillo Texas
recent guests of thir bro
elaude and Ben Ferguson.
Dalton, who has been sui
sgeraI days, with a severe
iii, Is up and able to be
Smith and son, Sam, OF
arrived Sunday morning |
eea guests Of NJ. and Mrs,
Il Atkins and Mrs. s. L.
aHts1 stopped off here on a
Visit to friends enroute home
HseFt where they enjoyed
aal music Of Sousa's band.
/ AAs Ray 0den, and little
! fisnds Taylor, who have
9ls 6f Shreveport for sever
vi expected in town this
NJ 0den viii engage in bus.
lley will be with Mrs. r.
MS 0den's mother. Their
I, s extend TO tnem a cordial
1gs II. ]. James, returne(
], ast Saturday, after a yisi
daughters, Mesdames Bill
Blanton Theus, and wer
\ y eohgolation to Mr.. james
Md neices, the sons an
q ny, and Mrs. A. j. Grow
! 4 recent sorrow,
W friends and patrons Q
Baker VINO has been one
! suecessful teachers duril
fe years, regret very mut
aS resigned from the fact
z liuSltiali Ill ilef uiiclt
agraer While regretting q
= = Giving her up, it is We
At the school can secu
/ Of such d capable and {
Instructor as Mrs, 10.
Y Who has consented
ii ~ The present.
ii aprs who has been
!, y tle past two weeks y
qeerpred from her rec,
return home Friday mig
op'paniel by her mott
Marlborough, who will
fine After leaving
alrs eapers was a 81
81 Of her sister, Mrs w.
i ler many friends are
ase her able to ret
her duties, as instruct
she will shortly resi-
aset Atkins, Student of
/ who spent the holit
nts was ii guest of ]
& " ! short time. and
Mi Tue latlef, &c an
ri oII Wednesday ever
aests who enjoyed
q The honor guest. !,
Islns. The hostess
Misses Mia Aud.
Jordan, Novice 81
ana Dubois Fergus
New-York tribune., 1920-05-16

Left - Miss Sarah S.
Butler. daughter of Co.
lumbia's re s i d e n t,
who, because Of her
active campaigning in
her dads behalf. is said
to be responsible to a
large extent for the
large vote he polled as
a successful Republi-
can candidate for dele
gate to the convention.
TnderiDoOd
Right-The latest pic
ture of Will Fl. Havs,
Chairman of the Re-
publican National Com
mittee. taken the other
day in New York. Mr..
Hays, who could have
been Governor of In
diana this year had he
not preferred his ma
tional duties, recently
succeeded his dad as an
of the Presby-
terian Church in his
home town of Sullivan,
ina. Paul Thompson
New-York tribune., 1920-05-16

A rainy day doesn't
keep indoors the sturdy
crew Of the cup de-
fender Vanitie. Here
they are busily engaged
at City Island prepar-
ing the graceful yacht
for her coming trials
with the Resolute. The
yacht making the best
showing in these trials
will defend Americas
Cup in the great inter-
national yacht race this
summer against S ir
Thomas Lipton's Sham
rock w. Leuick
Mothers D ay is OBJ
served in Central Park
with impressive cere-
monies. The U. S. Ma
rine veterans of the
Great War distributed
flowers to the "Gold
Star Mothers" whose
soldier sons { ell in
+ rance. International
New-York tribune., 1920-05-16

Left-"Smiling Joe" Stehlin.
of Brooklyn, a twenty-three-
year-old aviator who has seen
active service with the United
States, French, Polish and
Lettish aviation forces, returns
home as a Lettish lieutenant
colonel for the purpose of re-
cruiting other aviators to re-
turn with him to fight the Boil
sheviki. Stehlin has been dec
Grated by both the French and
Polish governments. Underwood
New-York tribune., 1920-05-16
8@

Left - A ffteen-foot air
hivver that is creating
great interest down at the
Mineola flying fields. It's
a onc-man plane, weighs
but $50 pounds, makes 65
miles an hour and sells for
about $4,000. It's motor
is only 40 h. p. and of the
four-cylinder type used in
tin lizzies. Three men
can pick it up and carry it
about easily. Compare this
toy single-seater with the
giant Caproni above.
Keystone Vie,U
New-York tribune., 1920-05-16

An interesting snapshot of our
navy's big boss showing the
cameraman how to sight and
fire a torpedo from de-
stroyer. Somehow or other the
nifty looking cap and the dig
nified cutaway don't seem to
match--but, then. the Hon.
Josephus n ever was very
strong for sartorial conven-
ton. Eodrl Herbert
The Pensacola journal. (Pensacola, Fla.) 1898-1985, 1920-01-23
c. O O d I'll E A l. L I'LL
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Anemic Men and Women.

Good health is the most important
asset of life. Without a vigorous.
strong body and a keen, clear mind.
true happiness and enjoyment are inn
possible.
And yet so many women. and men
too, whose misfortune it is to be pale.
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Pepto- Mangan is safe, beneficial,
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Be sure to ask your druggist for
GUIDES" when you order Pepto-
Mangan. Guides" is the genuine
Pepto- Mangan. Look for the name
Guides" on the package.-Adv.
The Pensacola journal. (Pensacola, Fla.) 1898-1985, 1920-01-23
OLIVER LODGE
SEES NEW ERA

London, Jan. 21.-Sir Oliver Lodge
told the the Royal Society of Arts re-
Gently that if men were capable of
Harvesting all the atomic energy in a
small piece OF chalk, or any other
matter of similar size, they would
have enough power to raise 100000
tons to height of 5000 feet.
Up to the present, he said. they had
not succeeded in making use of that
power but they were on the verge of
doing it. In the wireless telephone
was the first step in that direction.
There the particles given off by a
wire electrically heated to whiteness
were employed to break the circuit
So sensitive and prompt were the par
ticles TO respond to the electrical
stimulus that one could send words at
the rate of 800 a minute by the Morse
Code. BY no ordinary mechanical
means could this be accomplished.
Among other possible sources of en-
srgy, said Sir Oliver, was the ether
and he warned his auditors not to
disregard it because it was as real a
thing as anything. With regard TO the
energy emanating from the sun the
best thing we could do with it was to
utilize it through agriculture. Plants
had found out how to use it without
first turning it into heat and we could
not better their methods.
Other possible sources of energy
were the tides and the waves. With
the former nothing could yet be done
on account Of the vast areas required
to form reservoirs. The land so Gov
cred would be of much more value if
reclaimed and used for agriculture.
lie preferred to consider the possibility
of utilizing the waves if anything were
going to be done in that direction.