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The Pensacola journal. (Pensacola, Fla.) 1898-1985, 1920-09-14
Special Articles

Hines Honey and Almond
cream, Cuticura soap, Pebeco
tooth paste, Kolynos tooth
paste, Lysterine, Pepsodent,
Dioxogen, Mennen's deordent,
Johnson's baby powder, John
sons shaving cream, Squibbs
talcum, Pears soap, scented
and unscented, Steralactic,
Proyolactic tooth brushes -
full line.
The Pensacola journal. (Pensacola, Fla.) 1898-1985, 1920-09-14
Toilet Goods
Department

Showing only the best known
lines of toilet accessories, fea-
turing the Melba line, Richard
Hudnut's, Colgate's, Harriet
Hurbert Ayers, Dijer Kiss,
Mary Garden, Piver's, High
Glow and Cutex line of Mani
curing articles.
The Pensacola journal. (Pensacola, Fla.) 1898-1985, 1920-09-14

the Lowest prices
on bed sheets
Now is the opportune time to buy needed
high-grade Bed Sheets Thrifty women can GER
tainly save money by purchasing during these spe-
cial prices listed below.
HAWKEYE-
Hemstitched Bed Sheets; size, 81x9O, This
is $3.50 value for
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.HAWKEYE-
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HAWKEYE-
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$500 value for
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The Pensacola journal. (Pensacola, Fla.) 1898-1985, 1920-09-14
tOiLOrettes''

Toilet Waters
Extracts
Sachets
Lotions
Face Creams
Face Powders
Rouge
Lip Sticks
Eyebrow Pencils
Soaps
Talcums
and many other
wanted toilet &C.
cessories.
Alexandria gazette. [volume] (Alexandria, D.C.) 1834-1974, 1920-06-29
VIRGINIA.

In Tie Clerks Office OF the Corpora
tion Court Of the City of Alexandria,
On the 9tn day Of June. 1920.
Nellie May Hilton, Complainant IS.
Joseph " Hilton, Defendant. IN
haWcry No. 1902.
Alexandria gazette. [volume] (Alexandria, D.C.) 1834-1974, 1920-06-29
VIRGINIA.

VIRGINIA.
In the Clerks Office Of the Corpora
Ii Is Urtcred, That said defendant
on the Ath day Of June, 1920.
Clarence p. Derby. complainant vs..
Maud r. Derby, defendant. In Chan
Gerry 10. 99S.
MEMO
Thc object Of this suit IS to obtain
q divorce a mensa ct thoro for the
complainant. Clarence T Derby, from
the defendant Maud, F.. Derby. on the
ground Of wilsul desertion and aban-
dcnmcMt. without just cause or oXcrSc
and for general relief.
1t appearing by IN affidavit filed in
this cause that the defendant Nagd f..
Alexandria gazette. [volume] (Alexandria, D.C.) 1834-1974, 1920-06-29
LEGAL NOTICES
VIRGINIA.

/, VIRGINIA.
I n the C,erL's Office If -6e Coroora-
tim Cou,t of tha Ctsv Of AleIanria
~ tho ain d.v If Jnnc 1920
/ Civ Council Of Alexandria, which
sres for itself and for sucn other lien
creditors as NAV come into take part
and shave tho ayneoses of This spit We
trara c.hra;har g. !, IN Cha,carv
~ 7oc
MEMO
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Alexandria gazette. [volume] (Alexandria, D.C.) 1834-1974, 1920-06-29
McADOO WILL NOT Reject
Former Secretary of Treasury is Re-
ceptire Candidate fer Ncmi-
nation

San Francisco. June 23.-An-
nouncement here last night that
William G. McAdoo would not re-
ject the Democratic presidential!
nomination overturned the whole sit
uation as to candidates before the
convention, which now is to have it's
"big three"
National Committeeman Love, of
Texas, regarded as McAdoo's spokes-
man, without giving specifications
publicly, states he had assurances
that Mr.. NlcAdoo would accept if
nominated He declined TO amplify
his statement.
Alexandria gazette. [volume] (Alexandria, D.C.) 1834-1974, 1920-06-29
PRISONERS BROWN

Stockholm, June 29.-Two thou
sand rcpatriated prisoners from So
Wet Russia, including Germans,
Austrians and English troops. were
drowned when an 1900 ton bolshe-
vik vessel went down in the River
Alexandria gazette. [volume] (Alexandria, D.C.) 1834-1974, 1920-06-29
We Can Quote Men and Women

We Can Quote Men and Women
by the score who are happy and COM
Portable today because they listened to
our suggestion twenty or more years
ago, and made systematic plan OF
saving. by Endowment insurance.
Those who did not live, left an estate
as large as if they had lived. Nation
al Life Insurance Company Of YER
mont. (AiutuaD.
Established 1850
JOHN i. WORTHINGTON
District Agent
$40 King Staeet Alexandria. Va
Alexandria gazette. [volume] (Alexandria, D.C.) 1834-1974, 1920-06-29

A single musk OK will flee from
dogs, but herd Uill give battle.
The Antartic region is the high
est of the worlds great land mas
ses.
Alexandria gazette. [volume] (Alexandria, D.C.) 1834-1974, 1920-06-29

Neva. according to a Moscow dis
patch, No details we're given a1a
the dispatch made no comment on
the drownings.
Alexandria gazette. [volume] (Alexandria, D.C.) 1834-1974, 1920-06-29

Derby i 4 NONRESIDENT Of this State:
+! appear here within fifteen days after
tion Court of the City Of Alexandria.
lu1 Publication Of this order, and do
wat is necessary to protect her IN
terest il this suit.
F. g. Duvall, p Q.
! X Cop%-.l'este.
NEWELL S. GREENAWAY.
l3f-4wp Clerk.
VIRGINIA.
In Tie Clerks Office OF the Corpora
,ion Court Of the City q Alexandria,
On the gtn day Of June. 1920.
! Nellie May Hilton, Complainant IS.
Joseph v. Hilton. Defendant. IN
'hamcry No. 1902.
MEMO.
The object Of this suit Is 70 obtain
FOR The complainant an absolute Ii
,orca from the bonds of matrimon%
from the defendant. OF the grounds Of
Yilfui ard voluntary desertioa and
abandonment for more than three
years prior to the institution Of this
;u;t: and for general relief
Il appearing by an affidavit filed in
MS cause that the defendant Joseph
". Hilton is a nonresident Of this
State: 1t is Ordered Tha. said defend
mt appear here within fifteen days
tfter due publication Of this order and
10 what is necessary to protect his m
crest in this suit.
Davis and Budwesky, P. Q.
4 Copy Teste.
NEWELL s. GREENAWAY,
t4l-lwp Clerk
VIRGINIA.
In The Clerks Office Of the Corpora
zion Court Of the City Of Alexandria.
on the 9th day Of June, 1920.
Lular Lawrence Complainant vs.
Edgar Lawrence, Defendant In Chan
cery No. 1901.
The object of this suit is 10 obtain
for the complainant an absolute d.
vorcc from the defendant on the
grounds of wilful and voluntary de-
ser,ion and abandonment fer more
han three years prior to the ins'!tu-
ion fthis suit; and. for general re-
l.cf.
It Appearing by an affidavit fled IN
his cause that the defendant Fd@ar
Lawrence Is nonresident Of this
State: 1t is Orderc&. That said de-
rcaG9nt appear hcre within Is days
his interest in this suit.
nd d. what is necessary to pr7tec'
-hc, interest in this suit.
DAVIS and Eudwesky, P. Q.
4 Cory Teste.
NEWELL s. CREENAWAY.
f4l-Awn Clerk.
Evening journal., 1920-10-15

Fifth street.
Second Dislrict-Franklin 10 Rodney,
Fourth 10 Second slreets-229 North
Broome street.
Third District-Franklin TO Rodney,
Second 10 Linden stroets-i South
Franklin street,~
Fourth Dlstrlct-Rodney TO dupont,
Sixth 10 Third streels-i623 West
Fourth street.
Fifth Dlstrlct-Rodney 10 dupont
Third 10 Linden sireet-i2i Ruth
street.
sixth Dislrict-DuPont to Union,
Sixth TO Fourth sfreets-ig25 West
Fourth street.
seventh District-DuPont 10 Union,
Evening journal., 1920-10-15
WHERE WOMEN AND MEN
MA Y REGISTER TOMORROW

City Line, Brandywine River TO lwen-
ty-eighth street-22i5 Boulevard:
Fifteenth Distriot-Market 70 West,
Concord avenue TO Twenty-1fth street.
-2235 Market street
sixteenth District--West TO Je1er-
son. Concord avenue TO pWeniy-hfth
slreet-2305 Washington street.
Seventeenth District - JEFFERSON 10
Boulevard, Concord avenue TO IWen-
ty-nfth street-40S West Twenty
fourth street.
Eighteenth District-Market 10 JEFF
fersOn, TWenty-ilfth 10 Twenty-eighh
sIreet-250i Washington street.
Nineteenth District - Market TO
Washington. TNenty-eighth TO blty
Line-2i6 West Twenty-ninlh street.
Twentieth Dislriot-Washing 10
CITY Line, TNNenty-eighth 10 City Line
-290i jefferson street.
Twenty-hrst Distpict--Jenerso TO
Roulevard. TNVentv-fifih 10 Twenty
eighth streets-605 West Twenty-nnuh
street.
TENTH WARD
First Dislrict-Adams to Van Bu-
rem Fourth TO Sixth streets-iiO2
West Fifth street.
Second District - Van Buren 10
Franklin. Fourth 10 Sixth streets
iii9 West Fourth street.
Third Dlstrlct-Adams TO Van bu.
rem. Second TO Fourth slreeet-luVo
West Third street.
Fourth District - Van Buren 10
Franklin. Second 10 Fourth streets
1915 West Third street.
Fifth Dstrict-Adams TO Van Bu-
CsnnnnH Na .nnPQ-II4r ave-
nue-i9O0 West Second street.
Sixth Dlstrict-Nan Buren TO Frank
lin street Second 10 Lancaster ave
nue-i2iS West Second streeb.
seventh Dislrict-Adams TO Van Bu-
ron streets. Lancaster avenue 10 Chest
NUT streat-ii3 South Jackson street.
Eighth Distriol--Nan Buren 10 FRANK
lin street. Lancaster avenue 10 Uhesl-
nut street--i07 South Van Buren
~ Nlnih Distriot-Adams TO Van Buren
streets. Chestnut 10 Linden streets
9is Chestnut street.
Tenlh Disirict--Nan Buren 70 FRANK
lin Streets. Chestnut 10 Linden streets
-iiO7 Linden street.
" ELEVENTH WARD
First District-Llnden TO beecn'' van
Buren, TO Unlon-4Zl South Harrison
second District-Linden and Liberty
IN Reech. Van Buren DO Washington
sireeis extended-5Oi South Jackson
third District Beech TO City Line,
Nhrvland avenue, westerly TO City
I,ine-i3O3 Cedar street.
Fourth Dislrlct-Beech TO Firth ave
nue. MARYLAND avenue, easterly TO City
Tine-SOS Maryland avenue.
Fifth Dlstrict-Fifth avenue to City
Line MARYLAND avenue, easterly 10
civ Line-2Oi Sixth avenue.
Sivlh Dlslrlci-Linden TO Beech,
I,nion 10 City Line-6O6 McLane.
TWELFTH WARD
First Dlstrct-Franklln TO- hodney
Fourth TO Sixth slreets-i3O6 Wesl
Evening journal., 1920-10-15
lcontlnued from Page sIx.l

(Continued from Page Six
Rcd Oak Road TO Brandywine-5 Rock
ford Road.
Tventy-fourth District - woodlawn
avenue 20 Brinckle avenue, Fourteenth
10 Eighteenth streets-iiiS Riverview
EIGHTH WARD
First District-Poplsr to Pine, sixth
TO Eighth--5iS East Seventh street.
Second Disbrict-Pine 10 Sprsce'
sixth 10 Eighth streets-6i2 East sew
enah street. -.
Third Distrlct-Spruce, TO Brandy
wine River, Sixth to Eighth sreets-
TO East Seventh street.
Fourth District-Poplr 10 flne,
Eighth to Ninth streets-423 East
Fifth nistriel-Pine TO Bennett
nghth 10 Ninth streets-s0 PINE
s,xth Dlsirict-Benneit- 10 Brandy
,Nue River. Eighth TO Ninth streets --
\. ~. Cor. Eighth and Locust streets
Seventh Dislrict--Poplar 10 PINE,
Ninth 10 Sherman streets-SOO Lom-
bard street.
Fiehah District-Poplar TO Lombard,
sherman 10 Brandywine RNer-4s9
East Eleventh street.
Ninth Dislrici-Lomhard 10 PINE
sherman TO Brandywlne RiNer--o'O
East Eleventh street.
Tenth District - Pine TO spruce
Ninth TO Brandywine hver-9li hrA-
wood street
Flevenih Disirict-Spruce 10 Bran-
DIVINE River, Ninth 10 Brandy wac
Rivtr-72i East Tenth street.
NINTH WARD
First Distrioi-Thirteenlh 20 Bran
divine River, Brandywine RIVER 70
Delaware River-t222 Claymont street
second Disirlcl-Thirteenih to Van
dcvtr avenue. Thatcher 70 Delaware
hNcr-f5i1 Claymont street.
Tnnd Disirici-Nandever dyenue 10
TWcnty-dflh. Thatcher TO Delaware
Rivcr-f323 Nandever avenue.
Fourth observation-disclosures avenue TO
Thirteenth. Thatcher TO Pine streets
900 Nandever avenue.
Fifth Dietriot-Nandever avenue To
TWcnly-flfth, Thatcher To- Pine slreels
-624 East TN~enty-secOnd street.
SIKH Observation-Disclosures hNer 70
Twenty-secOnd Market to PINE streets
"a Nandevcr avenue.
Seventh Distrioi--Market 10 Carter,
Twenty-second 10 Twenty-nlth streets
--22i2 Market street.
Eighth District -- Carter 10 Pine,
Twenty second TO Twenty-ililh streets
202 East Twenty-third street.
Ninth Dislrict-Market to City Line,
TMenty-nflh 10 City Lines. p. Cor.
IhlrLieih and Market streets.
Tenth District-Narket to Washing
ton. Brandywine River TO Nineteenth
Slreet-iSi0 West street,
Eleventh Dlsirlct--Market TO wash
ingtOn. Nineteenth 30 Concord avenue
1905 West street.
Twelfth District - Washington TO
Boulevard, Brandywine River TO pwen-
ty-nrst streei-2O0i Jefferson street,
Thirteenth District-Mashingto TO
Boulevard. Twenty-lrst to Concord
aVenue-507 West T'wenty-ilrst street.
Fourteenth District -. Boulevard TO
Evening journal., 1920-10-15

Fourth to Second sireels-is3i West
Fourth street.
Eighth Distribution 10 City Line,
Fourth to Sixth streets-5i5 Springer
streCt
Ninth District-Dupont 10 Union,
Second to Linden streets-i90S West
Second street.
Tenth District-Union 10 City Line.
Fourth to Lancaster ayenue-i03 Haw-
ley street.
Eleventh Distribution 10 City
Line, Lancaster avenue 10 Linden
2lreet-N South Sycamore street.
once help, sienographers and
bOokkeepers should watch the Want
Ads. during the coming two weeks.
The news scimitar. (Memphis, Tenn.) 1907-1926, 1920-08-21

Daniel will preach at II am. aud s
pm. Christian Endeavor at Tsp.m
,EAITH MtssIoN-Rev. q. G. Smith
WIN preach at 5 pm; Sunday school
ALABAMA AvENuE-Rev. T. NJ
Lowry, pastor. Services at the usual
hours, morning and evening. Morning
subject, The Character That is We'll
Builded the Only Permanent one"
MISUNDERSTANDING. c. w. SOM
merVille, pastor. Services at II am.
sermon by the pastor on 'The church
OF the Living God" SUNDAY school, 9;30
am; Young Peoples meeting pm.
M'LEMoRE AvENUE-usuaI service
AT ii am. Rev, +. H. Cumming, pas
tor OF Second Methodist church, win
preach at s pm.
EVERGREE N-Rev. J. 3. Carpenter,
pastor. Service at II am. and I pm
The evening service win he In the open
air Subjects "Christ's Prayer for the
Christian" and What Money Can Not
Buy"
CENTRAL CUMBERLAND 49, Rev.
James M. McLeskey pastor, Services
at II am, and pm. The pastor viii
preach at both hours. Christian En-
deavQr at pm.
The news scimitar. (Memphis, Tenn.) 1907-1926, 1920-08-21
POLISH IMPOTENCE
AIM Of RED TERMS
Army Would Be Cut and Mill,
tia Made Up of
Laborers.

LONDON, Aug 2l.--The terms sub
mitted by NJ, Danishevsky, head II tile
BolsheNik delegates at Minsk, at Thurs
Gay session of the Russo Polish peace
conference are given in a dispatch from
the Bolshevik foreign minister which
was issued by the Russian delegation
in London
Article announces that Russia and
Ukraine recognize in fun the indepeud
ence and liberty Of the Polish republic
and solemnly confirm the fun right Of
the Polish people to establish It's own
form Of government
In article Russia and Ukraine re-
nounre any form OF contribution,
Article 3 gives the frontier OF Poland
IN accordance with the note Of En-.
Curzon British foreign secretary with
more territory east Of Btalys,ok and
Cholm.
Article Z stipuiatcs that the Polish
army he reduced t0 60oo0 men, to be
supplemented by civic militia, made up
OF workers, organized 10 preserve order
and the populations security.
Articles 5, G. Z and deal with de
mobilization Of the military and indus
tries and the prohibition on imnort&-
tons of war materials
Article says hustiities will Cens,
73 hours after the signature OF these
terms, the armies remaining on the line
occupied but not east OF the line indl-
Gated In Earl CurzonS note Of July II,
The Polish army will retire 30 yrrsts
t33 la milesl west OF the Russian
Ukrainian army, and the intermediate
zone will be declared neutral with Polish
administration under control Of mixed
commissions and special commissions
constituted by the trade unions
Article 10 says that simultaneously
with the Rehabilitation of the Polish
army and the turning over of arms.
Russian and UiTaintan troops viii re
tire so that at the termination OF
Polish rehabilitation only 100000 men
will remain near the neutral zone
Article II deals with Polish restitution
TO regions formerly occupied Of railway
agricultural material taken away by the
Polish army, and the reconstruction OF
bridges by the Poles.
Article IL declares Poland must cS.
tablish by law distribution OF land
grants, In the first place to families Of
Polish citizens killed, wounded or dis
abled in the war.
Under article 10 Poland would give
Russia the right 10 free transit for men
md goods through her territory, Win
the Volkovissk -BalNslok- Grajevo rail-
way remaining In fun possession ana
control Of the Russian republic.
Article IL says Poland must grant
complete political and military ans
nesty
Article IS provides that Poland must
publish the treaty and protocols tmlne-
diately tho treaty is signed
The news scimitar. (Memphis, Tenn.) 1907-1926, 1920-08-21
Sunday Services
Methodist.

ST. JoAH's The Rev. F. A. Downs.
Of Jackson. Tenn. will occupy the pun
pit al II am Good music by quartet
choir.
MISSISSIPPI AVENUE - Services
will be conducted by the pastor, Rev,
w. = Hamilton. at II I'm. and ) pm.
SUNDAY seAooI Al '.@o ann Ep"o' III
League at PM
GALLOWAY MEMORIAL Cooper
and Walker) Rev Frank h. Jones.
The news scimitar. (Memphis, Tenn.) 1907-1926, 1920-08-21
NEGRO YOUTH NABBED
FOR ROBBERY OF STORE

frhn Henry Carroll l7-year- old ne
gro. Saturday was arrested and dock
eted by police charged with housebreak-
inc and larceny. following robbery OF
Tobe Mulvins place at EOS Mulberry.
Carroll was enroute to Haynes, Ark,
state reform school ut Nashville.
According to the nrrestng Officers
he broke in and robbed Mulvins place
several nights ago. A quantity uf Gig
arets and tobacco as well as some mis-
Cellaueous articles We're stolen.
The accused lived in Memphis with
his family when sentenced TO the re-
The news scimitar. (Memphis, Tenn.) 1907-1926, 1920-08-21
SP0RTSMAN'S ESTATE IS
VALUED AT ST, 100000

CHICAGO. Aug 9l.--George Griffin,
millionaire Chicago sportsman, who
died recently In California, left nm cs-
tate valued at l.5O0,p0a, including 500
600 worth Of ltquorSlt was learned yes
terday when an Inventory was filed
Grlffin's estate recently presented a
complex problem 10 federal authorities
here 1t was known that he had n we'll
stocked wine cellar. His house was
offered for sale and federal officials
were asked to rule as to whether the
iiquor could be included In the sale. and
IL not II II could be moved They de-
cided neither could be done,
The news scimitar. (Memphis, Tenn.) 1907-1926, 1920-08-21

SHIP SERVICE ARRANGED.

here today that "A contract had hcru
concluded whereby the corporation
would furnish steamers to take up,
maintain ana develop the former trade
routes controlled by the North German
Lloyd from Bremen and Hamburg to
New orleans. Galveston and other gulf
ports as we'll as the former trade routes
from Germany 20 all Cuban and Mexi-
can ports forming triangular service
from Germany to Cuba and Mexico,
thercc to tho gulf, returning from the
gulf direct to Bremen and Hamburg
The news scimitar. (Memphis, Tenn.) 1907-1926, 1920-08-21
TRIAL OF D. C. J0SLIN AT
LAKE CITY POSTPONED

JONESBORO. Ark. Aug u, tSpl) y
The preliminary trial Of u. G. Joslin,
charged with the murder OF Lon Acru,
which was sci for today In justice court
In Lake City in the eastern division Of
Craighead county, was continued until
Sept ! on request OF the state, The
prosecuting attorney desired to gather
more evidence,
Mrs. 7, j Arlington mother Of the
slain man and a sister Of Ioslin, caused
the arrest Of Joslin Acru had caused
a separation OF Joslin and his wife, "
was alleged and this threw suspicion
upon him and caused his arrest
The news scimitar. (Memphis, Tenn.) 1907-1926, 1920-08-21
RUSSO GERMAN PACT
TALKED AT MOSCOW

L0NpON. Aug q The need Of a
Russo German agreement TO Save Eu-
rope from au economic catastrophe and
from chaos is emphasized ia wire
less message from Moscow, published
in the London Times today.
Following the announcement that
Leon Trotzky the Rulshcviki minister
Of war has visited Fast Prussia and
conferred with German staff officers
the Times says the wireless dispatch IL
significant
Tho wireless says there is hope Ger
many viii shortly conclude a political
and economic convention with Russia.
The soviet hopes thus express. s1NS
the Times. strengthen the belief hat
Moscow and Berlin already hayo
reached an understanding. kopp, the
soviet ambassador TO Germany recent
.y visited Moscow to submit tho terms
Of ana agreement which he had nesJ-
tinted "
The news scimitar. (Memphis, Tenn.) 1907-1926, 1920-08-21

turned Saturday and viii conduct the
usual services at his church Sunday.
Before leaving for Danyllle. KY, where
he was called by the death Of his sister,
Rev. William Grove, I'D. pastor OF
ldlewild Presbyterian church. an
nounced that he viii preach his fare
well sermon at ldlewild church. Aug
20, instead OF this Sunday, as had bson
announced. There will be no preaching
service at ldlewild church sunday
The Twentieth Century Bible class of
Court Avenue church voted last Sunday
TO adopt a little boy from the Leath
orphanage, and hereafter will provide
for the support and education of the
child until he reaches the age Of self
support.
DR., Z, Il. Geo1ge general secretary
of the Y. Nj, 9. A., will occupy the pull
pit at the First Baptist church both
morning and evening Or, George is
a Baptist minister and held number q
Influential pulpits before entering y,
NJ. c. A. work.
Rev. J. j. Jeffries, pastor of the Bap-
list Memorial hospital, will~occupy the
pulpit at Central Baptist church at the
morning and evening services, in the
absence Of Rev. Ben Cox, the pastor,
who is away on his vacation.
Rev. +. A. Downs, dean of 4 the
Methodist Woman's college, at Jackson
Tenn, will preach Sunday morning at
St. Johns Methodist church.
An important meeting Of the Chris
tian Endeavor union will be held on
Monday night at the Y. NJ G. a. Plans
will be made for lawn social to raise
funds for the state Christian Endeavor
union, and arrangements made for rep
The news scimitar. (Memphis, Tenn.) 1907-1926, 1920-08-21
LICENSE OF "YoUTH
RESTORER" QUESTIONED

CHICAGO. Aug 21:-Medical autlsori-
ties. following the case OF DR.. j. r.
Brinkley, of Milford. Kan, who is daily
being beseeched by applicants for OPP
GRAFTON by "transplar tirg If Toggenburg
goat glands as a restorer of youth and
Vitality" today discussed an inquiry
into the doctors licensed record
Or. f. II. Shepardson, head OF the