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The Jewish monitor. (Fort Worth-Dallas, Tex.) 191?-1921, 1920-03-05
The Fat Stock Show Now On!
CITATION BY PUBLICATION.

TIE State Of Texas, In the District Court.
Tarrant County, Texas. April Term. A. D..
1920.
To the Sheriff or any Constable Of Tarrant
County. Greeting; You are hereby com
manded. That, by making publication Of this
citation In some newspaper published In the
County Of Tarrant four weeks previous 10 the
rrturn day hereof, you summon Bud Jeffries.
whose residence Is unknown. To he and APP
pear bsforee The DisirictC ernrt. 10 be holden
10 md Gar he coantyl Of Tarrant. at the
The Jewish monitor. (Fort Worth-Dallas, Tex.) 191?-1921, 1920-03-05

Meet Me at the Fat Stock Show
The Jewish monitor. (Fort Worth-Dallas, Tex.) 191?-1921, 1920-03-05

Indeed they are! And their popularity is well de-
served, for never have we seen styles at once so
daintily feminine and truly comfortable
The Jewish monitor. (Fort Worth-Dallas, Tex.) 191?-1921, 1920-03-05

We have moved to our new
quarters at 2S7-2S9 w. Tenth st.
The Jewish monitor. (Fort Worth-Dallas, Tex.) 191?-1921, 1920-03-05
At The Famous

Introducing 'Mary Ann"
This distinctive model, feat
uring Baby Louis heels, may
now be had in
Amarillo daily news. [volume] (Amarillo, Tex.) 19??-current, 1920-05-14

KANSAS cry. NJ. Mas H..
Hoes Eoopta TO-DAY 1900 closing uu.
even uoai,t ~ to 90 lHwcr than yc..
terlayg average acsr tnp Nl.D.
bulls 90 1l,r i1s-HSil50. top sli7o;
rool Co DhU..e heavy g. 5uaSi9 guUI
90 oh,.tn m-luimlAooHSlt;o. good tn
choice ush, iAejhSiis0. god Co ehO.'
pig - Jouyif00.
CATTLE Receipts today 5000. slow.
moot cllr.G generally steady; choice
20 prime heavyweight s0Rtl3s0;
mel.u INTO good heavyweight. 1850
'Se4o. go1d O. chuic, lightweight .i.5p
nsiJaii gtrod o. choice common hcu.
err zoe $3.50. Eoi'Ell and beef bulls.
dtoi $40 90; cows and hoif,rs 40Da1li
guel o. Vhoicu medium hgata eaight
and hauiy',,.ght I 0ouSi.55 Common
good 90 choice SSiItl2op. common.
guud 20 Cho.eC i.00usii3s
SHEEP Estimated receipts today.
5000 sheep ten Co quarter higher.
ycarlings STEADY spring lambs 30 low.
.cr. choice o. prime medium lambs 1900
usis.i Cgl and common lambs 1900
9 $3.50 rooi % ,hnic, medium spring
'nmba l1.'sai!g oo. ohWro g. prime m,.
diurl veth,rs lfu0GSls ,H. good :n
chD.co u,iGim ewes eo0 si0.5-. curl
ard common ewes 5oiW7.5i. Angora
r-'tc 5icHSs 90. Bruah,r guats 100 r.
SIS
Amarillo daily news. [volume] (Amarillo, Tex.) 19??-current, 1920-05-14
Sugar Highrr.

NEW YORK. MAY is-Thc loral
market for raw sngsf Was strong. In.
nucnced By the cuntlnued unfivorahle
crop advises and prices advanced %
the 20 pr cent level predicted so,nc
molths ago Buyer however. wrrr
cautious and trading wa not particu
larry active The DAYS business. amour
ting 90 only about 1000 bags ~ Cuias
Tor tiay shipment % a local rcfincr a,
20 cents cost and freight but holders
we're not Offering any too freely and
hi" may have been possible 10
81 htflc mnrc 40 this level sellers
ssssr wrIr higher There WIS aiso a
~'i'sn sail - son pi.ninrs4 g., % lnesi
fefinrT % - 80 r-'f OF r. f.
the sam" rfire p-lf or Jgls. q l.el
Ing crop capft reduced o. ,rn c.i.
mat" o. $4,000 t.r ua.I..e U.s,.
~ tn r-~ FtU. ven. expecting r.
high o. -ssa 9sa fnrs Thr- was D..
chlnErE in thp Haraf HfIitiur. r.li
r.lcrs raAsirr f-.l ff Cd. 90 81 ,.Hta
ffr fine rnula' .d Tf. i.rru.- ..
-lld o. p. hul -ire frcn J.y tl ltr
hut ih' drfls-d .or;Iru.~ a.tIt. .Itb
refiETs nM unable - handle ,E 'h,
bunsnsfs oaercl th-r cap ps ;h -i T.,
iug Cri 81 n rsr' entirely
The strength in che raw ava co. or.
daced crsp esihnste i,i - r.n'w-l Boss
Ing in suglr irures end urlc,s $500
strong and hlghsr closing az o. fH 81.
net higher. Tru,hTg Wa only rotlrr o.
however. i0'ai trans 'iUr- a.ln1a-'lrs
o. only 100 tr~s
Amarillo daily news. [volume] (Amarillo, Tex.) 19??-current, 1920-05-14
N(drkeitNew1s
STOCK TRADING LIGHT,
ISSUES CONTINUE LOWER
sp.sisi,o The News.


NEW YORK. Nav i3-Tho same flc
tors or influences which have cumbin
I'd against constructive effort or hIll
ish initiative IN the stock market 90,
last few weeks were operative again Co.
dav. fth9ueh tn l.fs pronounced fcrn
Trading was Mghj and pressure of o.
auidaiinn almost c,a@d after The carly
dealings Further enforced dealings
were reported. however. fnum ceut'rs
where industrial unrest. crpdt curill
ment and adverse transportation CHu
ditlons har created pcssimism aithnuga
heavy payments 20 interest ar" iu hr
made e. the government within Oh,
next Few days local hanks again loaned
freely Il call money 40 eighi u.f c.tt
the rate later rifiug Ca ten per ,e.t
From western and southwestern fr'
iions. howcver. came word Of inrr'isins
money strinecncy.
gtcels motors oils. textiles Feathers
and ahippingg rosc and en- within
a more Moderate radius lrssts ~
large fractions Co a point predominant
ing al the irregular 60 h'a Ny,los'
saies amounted 90 $4,000 shares
The bond market again lost al tne
liberty liFuef weakening With new low
records In majority q thu, group
international bondr were the only *.
ccpiion TO the lover trend. Total slle7
par vale. aggregated $40 $4,000
Amarillo daily news. [volume] (Amarillo, Tex.) 19??-current, 1920-05-14
CORN DEMAND WEAK
WITH SHARP BREAK


CHICAGO Ma a. Slppu., lur Meh
rri,,s FIt, or 'nli, 900 ino ,un mlrk.
e. rfIIUs nHpd tn lHj aud There was
"a heavy GH - t1 80 cents ret
lower With IuN I-5 % tu rs ~ and
;, september is2 90 Go le oats iUrt Q .
~ it Co. t.> cents anil provisions
S. to 30 vents
o. nI.ckh h,Hu. apparent that not.
.allo hsk of confidence bad developed
un ih' paIi % buyers ir ib, corn u9y
tr, arI tHIt dgi..ty would hr go.
.c.uutnre1 m sustaining prices lf the
aeason's now 'up record established Nys.
ttrde AfHrtl was given llt o.
Especial ,dorr wh..h western B.. I.ad
h.j n'eu with iur aHuuU ,. u.ara
inc ih movement DI -Fa.u Sunshine
weather was As,Ni,s q t'aush factor
and rl GOO U,rr .dtI,rs ,. railway .frl.
.ktrs ItuiuiHs 90 vur..
oats al'hoarh nrm 900 the start d..
pl.ned later with corn
Provisions reflected tbr weakness &C
grain
Amarillo daily news. [volume] (Amarillo, Tex.) 19??-current, 1920-05-14

" aesHrtated Fftsh
NEW ORLEANS. Nav ls-lligh pgi.
ces prevalled In the early trading DO
Gotten today mainly bccaus' 81 too
much rain IN the belt but later ihe
greater par; of the advance was wiped
out BY selling which had Is iUlndiiion
in reports from mill centers that curial
ment 81 production was likely ae Toe rc.
suit Of fewer orders. 4 more favor
able view vas taken - a. cweaihcr
cut iook ard this helped seilrs 90 SONS
extent. According a. official reports
rains We're mainly .r The Misr,rslpri Val.
ley and 20 the eastward and thnv were
regarded a. virtually but the huy.ng
which they aroused was checked whom
tbs fogc,asi q fair weather iuf the
western half 81 the belt was p.s'cd
Holding sSadualiv increased and was
at o. greatest volume late lu ih. day
Amarillo daily news. [volume] (Amarillo, Tex.) 19??-current, 1920-05-14
CniIes Inchanecd.

~ Ass~~iafsd --r-s
NEW YORK. Nav i3--ifi o1 Hf.ng
NJ a dcclinc q : O. 20 points thr mar
ket for cciice tut 4res rallie,l on covering
aHi rebuylng nv old lonrr who h'l rld
cut on the advance 90 llst week but
prices later reacted and The marke, e., =.
ed net unchanged o. points higher
Clcting bids. Nav isGj. July itsl; sep
tember isse. o~toi,cr il-e: December.
JanuHry and Aiarch itso.
Spot cfssfec was reported Or MOI i'r
demand AZ % IL e. - 81 for rios
- and "a "a O. IS ! 4 for rsntos a.
The official cables showed a decline
u $50 refs tn thc rio market while san.
toe futures wcr, 20 O. 90 reir lower.
Brazilian port rcc.ipis $1,000; Jun.
diahy receipts 5000
Amarillo daily news. [volume] (Amarillo, Tex.) 19??-current, 1920-05-14
Co,ioa seed on Lower.

~ Asrrrirfel frtss
NEW YORK. May is-Afisr starting
a shade higher with GOTTEN. tn cotton
seed cal lie, turned heavy under nqui.
dstion by local and western longs. IN.
diced by the weakness In lard AMI con.
tinuel dullness In cash circles. Active
months clorsd q o. 80 p1ints net lower
Sales 1900 barrels Tenders QUO bar
reiA Prime crude leoe nominal: prime
summer yellow spot 1890 Al 1875. May
1899. July 1913. Sepi,ml.r 1857 an
hd. Prime winter yellow and summer
white nominal
Amarillo daily news. [volume] (Amarillo, Tex.) 19??-current, 1920-05-14

GALVESTON. MAY l3--Au error low
Carey and brace of singles glv"
shreveport tho winning runs over Ca.
weston in 90" ninth inning today.
Umpire licu,sla.us dr,isun 40 the
plate on the winning run brought forth
% rN'lliug tide ot criticism from thu
stands. H1us,r WAS pat out ~ the
game Cor his comments on IN, decision.
The final ayorc was 10 I.
Shreveport ............ 0lu Oo0 eos
Galveston ..............0 el goo 600 d;
Eono ana IIauscr; Obrlcu ana Couch.
man.
Amarillo daily news. [volume] (Amarillo, Tex.) 19??-current, 1920-05-14
Dallas shut Out.

SAN ANTONIO May i3-Flyun's
double In the nth inning and S."rriu' =
two base hit IN the eighth inning were
the only base blows made OF Sidney
l'ors here today ana the bears defeated
nallar 20 o.
FLYNN allowed bur two hits and q run
until the seventh when four hits and
au error cost three runs.
Dallas Observation-Disclosures. n0p GOO GOO
san Antonio .......... Ui0 600 3lN--s
Eobor'ron and Aath.urou Gibson AMI
Ross Flynn
Amarillo daily news. [volume] (Amarillo, Tex.) 19??-current, 1920-05-14
Nirh.la Ii,esiocl.

SPECIAL o. The NsNs
WICHITA k's Msv ls--s'1 ct
IL. steady g. strong ric.rs go Ja p. 90.
UNs and h'if.r. $50 o. ilsl. s...a,rs
rrd D., der $50 az llso. stn.N ,s., Il
hu.sis iio at SO. bulls $50 80 80.
cs'Nr' $50 OF 1853 1000 nugs %. iouu
ial iiii. bulk 1900 90 lig-.
Amarillo daily news. [volume] (Amarillo, Tex.) 19??-current, 1920-05-14
Ir,i Mnrih Ii,r,.n,l,

epfciaI u Ire News
Fui;T WORTH Nay D. --C.5tI,
1000. 90 % 'so higher ir,s.s SEQ az
1000. siu.hcgs $50 20 iuso. ems spti
."'f. hefcs 500 ~ iis- bas. .u, g..
90 D.Nc. aa. 20 ti--
hog 'sae. .aty ia5t ,f a.. s.Ii
500 % $50 ll'aum le-- a. o A. uiN
81 il5i 20 '!--. commou 1875 @ 90,
isH Nip @ 1853.
Shtep rr It. 1000. s,a5s. auao.
1900 az ~. Htarlinss ZOO g ..o
- stacrs tOsO z, il-i. cvrs f.r %, I.'J
c4l zoe az coo. seats 80 a. 80.
Amarillo daily news. [volume] (Amarillo, Tex.) 19??-current, 1920-05-14
NEURAlelC PAINS
Give Way 10 Soothing H.mlla's

H2miin's Wizard OIL is safe and
effective treatment for h>adzehe and
neuralfiA Rubbed in where the pain
u. u acts a. tonic % the tortured
nerves and almost invaFlzkl, bring,
quick relief
It's bs-iiag. sntissp;ie quail g can
always be relied upon 70 prevent IN
lection. or other serious results, from
sprains. bruises. cuts. burns bites
and stings Jus; as good, too. for
sore feet, stiff neck. frost biteA cold
sores ana eaakcf sores
C<f q from druggists for 70 centA
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ret your moae. back
Ever eoasr2zted or have sich
kratacheis Dust Try Wizard Eves
Whips pleasant iiftie riak pifls u
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Amarillo daily news. [volume] (Amarillo, Tex.) 19??-current, 1920-05-14

No. J. Lsiie Williams .; the Aaari u Tyr.
-rits- tvehange. "a taien 30 Agcnrv for
iie Vale Adiins Nashins n yoa az inter.
sstsd b. vii b. Glad to dcrnonst-a,e 'ns wan.
SERIAL uachiar. We s ln~s'sd III West IN
street Phone ise. For woods,oek Tjp-writ-
~. 49, kir. 10 2s.e
Amarillo daily news. [volume] (Amarillo, Tex.) 19??-current, 1920-05-14

WHERE THEY PLAY.
.a.....a.I

Huston al Chicago.
Brooklyn Al 81 Louis
New York 40 Pittsburgh
Philadelphia No Cincinnati
lmrri' an.
Chicago at New York
81 Louis AZ Philadelphia.
Detroit az Washington
Cleveland al Boston
Amarillo daily news. [volume] (Amarillo, Tex.) 19??-current, 1920-05-14
AMERICAN ,SSOCI,rION

~ Minneapolis 4 Toledo ..
4, Kansas CITY 70. Louisville .. Nl
teen innings
~ Milwaukee =. ludiaulpyli %.
~ Paul g Columbus s.
Amarillo daily news. [volume] (Amarillo, Tex.) 19??-current, 1920-05-14
Win. SiNth SirnirIlt.

by As.ortaiTd frsrs
CHICAGO. M3y l3-Groycr Al,Nau-
der won his sixth straight game Il the
season today when Chicago defeated
brooklyn. although ouihl; by the visit.
Amarillo daily news. [volume] (Amarillo, Tex.) 19??-current, 1920-05-14
Fort Worth ;: beaumont &

HEAU MONT. May l3-Thc Fort
Worth panth,ls won the nrt game ct
ih' srri' here todIy fave 20 four.
beaumont rallied la the ninth. scoring
Uu" run. With the hascs fun and one
man down. after the run scored d.
Maggie hit to o'Eri,u who's" throw
caught Monroe 90 the plate with wh1.
would have !, Zen thr tying run. Both
Bailey and Watched w,,r effective az.
Amarillo daily news. [volume] (Amarillo, Tex.) 19??-current, 1920-05-14
GIANTS SHUT OUT
CINCINNATI REDS
FISHER PITCHES WELL AFTE,;
FIRST INNING BtT FAILS
To RECEIVE POPRT.


CINCINNATI. Nav i3.-Bcuton was
rorg with IA" runners un the has,
today and the champions were shut out
lN the Giants.
Fisher was Wild In the fir,, inning.
but pitched well after that though
hampgrvi by wrctchcd support
Amarillo daily news. [volume] (Amarillo, Tex.) 19??-current, 1920-05-14
HOUSTON DEFEATS
SPUDDERS 6 To D
MARINES LOSE At SAN ANTONIO
) TO o; PANTuERS WIN 81
BEil MONT.


by Ass''eiAied Press
HOUSTON. May i3.-lIuuston by
punching hi,s IN the third inning DE-
fca'cd Wichita Falls here today hy the
score Il g tn o.
Wichita Falls ...... QUO coo O00-1
Houston .............. 0ot U0u u2N-s
Kitchens and Ebcrhaid. Eufoh, purn'
inF kaT,ins and Kelly.
Amarillo daily news. [volume] (Amarillo, Tex.) 19??-current, 1920-05-14

BIG stone Gan ". is prot,st.uc
againH, a postoftice order directing the
Eame De gTel,el El-stoncgap
Amarillo daily news. [volume] (Amarillo, Tex.) 19??-current, 1920-05-14
ALI. AMERICAS Po>Tr0>Ep

Chicago ~ New York rain
-, Louis Al Philadelphia rain.
Detroit az Washington rain
Cleyelanl % nustnn. rain.
Amarillo daily news. [volume] (Amarillo, Tex.) 19??-current, 1920-05-14
Brooklyn.

two ha"e hits llklochcr. Elliott
Si1l,n hascr Robertson. Nris Neal
lhfc on halls Alexander I. Pfcfcr 4
Struck cut Alexander :. Pfclfrr ..
Amarillo daily news. [volume] (Amarillo, Tex.) 19??-current, 1920-05-14

ter 10" third inning
South Bend news-times. (South Bend, Ind.) 1913-1938, 1920-02-20

onstration when other powerful
wireless stations were tanning the
special impulses and so prevent
ing them from ringing the bell II
was pointed out that there would
be little likelihood OF this happen
ing az sea and that. In any case. the
operator responsible for the jam
ming would recognize that a ship
was sending out the special signal
and at once cease transmitting him
self. Bells on other vessels within
range would then at once give the
alarm.
It would be a simple matter 20
arrange for the current not only 20
ring a bell but also 20 light up a
red lamp on the captains bridge
Major McCallum. Of the Marconi
Company. who conducted the DEM
onstration said the device was fore
Swallowed by Signor Marconi al the
inquiry into the loss Of the Titantic.
It was actually brought out before
the war and was used during The
war The company. however, de-
voted all its energies TO war work
until after the armistice, and IL was
not until about three months ago
that the new apparatus was per
fected.
South Bend news-times. (South Bend, Ind.) 1913-1938, 1920-02-20
NEW DEVICE IS
PERFECTED FOR
EXPLOSIVE USE
Wireless Continuance to Aid
Long Range Guns May
ReVoIutiOniZe War.

LONDON, Feb. 19-Dramatic
possibilities or the use az wireless
telegraphy in the operations Of the
battlefield as well as for the pro-
lection OF ships NJ sea were dem
onstrated at recent experiments at
Chelmsford The experiments are
described IN the London Daily News
Although the experiments iu question
were designed to demonstrate the
use or "A new device for ships In dis
tress at sea. the possibilities Of the
use OF wireless iu future warfare
was pointed out.
Demonstration Was Perfect.
a member Of the Marconi Com
pany showed shat there would be no
difficulty in firing a gun from a spot
500 miles away. All the Zig guns
used IN the Passchendaele offensive
could have been fired as easily from
London as from Ypres. Paris could
cause an explosion i'm Berlin by
merely pressing a key. An aero
plane could wait until advancing
enemy troops had reached a certain
spot and then explode mines which
would annihilate them.
When the range Of the instrument
has been increased it would be a
comparatively simple matter for a
man sitting in an easy chair in Lon
don TO cause an explosion In New
York. All that would be necessary
would be 70 leave In New York a
receiver suitably hidden and con-
nected with a mine.
The instrument was actually used
in an experimental form during the
war 70 fire a fog-gun some fifteen
miles off the English coast. Instead
OF sending a party out 70 the gun
during the fog it was fired by wire
less from the shore.
Invention Under Development.
The invention is now being de-
veloped mainly from the shipping
point OF view. II viii release ships
from the necessity Of carrying three
wireless operators to relieve each
other at listening in" and will
need no more attention than an or
binary telephone.
When a ship is I'm distress the
operator viii merely press the
automatic transmitting key, and on
all other vessels within wireless
range-varying from 500 20 200
miles, according TO tho atmospheric
onditions-alarming bells will Doe
set ringing.
Exactly how this will work was
shown For the purpose of the
demonstration the "ship I'm distress
was the Marc7ni station near Cam
bridge. thirty miles away. A special
signal, consisting of a series of
Morse dots on "a 60O-metre wave. re-
leased at "a rate OF $50 dots per min
South Bend news-times. (South Bend, Ind.) 1913-1938, 1920-02-20

ute. was sent out from there by
means OF the new automatic trans
mitter- a few seconds later a bell
rang loudly at Chelmsford and con-
tinued ringing Til it was switched
or.
Mines Are Exploded.
An even more convincing demon
straton Of the uncanny power Of
wireless was given when a small
mine OF gunpowdcr was exploded By
the same means. At a given signal
Cambridge actuated the automatic
transmitter. and almost immediate
iy afterwards the charge was fired
az Chelmsford. u seemed incredi-
BILE that the explosion was due mere
ly 90 imperceptible impulses" rush.
ing through the air from an insig-
niacant-looking little instrument 90
miles away.
The automatic transmitter con-
sisls Of an oscillatng system COM
pris.nE a. small fy-wheeI which is
controlled by a spiral spring and add
justed 90 swing at the desired rate.
Attached 10 and osciilatng with the
moving system IS an arm carrying
an electric contact which IT each
oscillation touches a fixed contact
and closes AN electric circuit
through the operating magnets OF
the relay signalling key and through
q pair Of fixed electro magnets in
the transmitter
a current then flows through the
relay key magnets. operates the
key and causes a Morse dot 10 be
sent out by wireless. The a,-ion is
started by means of "a small duxll-
Harry key which temporarily ener-
gizes these magnets.
Defects Cleared Up.
There were times during the dem
South Bend news-times. (South Bend, Ind.) 1913-1938, 1920-02-20
ANNOUNCE LIST OF
CIVIL SERVICE TESTS

Instructions from the Civil SER
vice department az Washington an
nounce the following list Of examin-
atoms TO be held in the Civil service
department at the local post office
on the dates named. chief OF divi-
sion OF district offices bureau Of
commerce. $500 a year. March g.;
scientific aid $500, March IS; cal
culatiug machine operator S1.44O,
March 9. April and May 5: teacher
ordnance department $3.50. April
Z. guard for penitentiary service
$1,000. March %: statistical expert
$500 10 $4,000; mechanical drafts
man. Sf2 per Diem. no written ex-
animation; examiner Inter State
Commerce Commission, $4,000 TO
$1,000, March ga. specialist in city
South Bend news-times. (South Bend, Ind.) 1913-1938, 1920-02-20
For Itching Eczema,
Old Sores and Piles

II guarantee my ointment sGys Pc
terson or Buffalo, "to cure eczema, 20
stop the itching $40 once. and ans reliable
druEEist viii chcerfuIly refund YOUR
money ~ PETEKSoN'S OINTflEN II
doesn't do everything ] say DO win do."
IS illium a tdrieE OF Franklin. ~ W
g. surely a Wise man. Tie writes; II used
PETERSON'S OINTMENT ON "a little
t0y suffering TERRIBLY with eczema. DO
Old the work A"
Then there IS Alex Louttel q brave
fireman ~ Rlfalo. who is glad 90 write
49, follows - bad an Odd sore oD my leg
Tor mauv Years The best doctors failed.
PETERSON = OINTMENT entirely lnII-
cd the sore quickly" And from over Iu
Canada comes letter from A Blockehy
stating. "The best thing ever lit fnr
itching piles r. PEEERSONS OINT-
N1ENI" a biz hOx To- ~ cants.
South Bend news-times. (South Bend, Ind.) 1913-1938, 1920-02-20
To START INQUIRY.

BY United Press:
WASHINGTON. Feb. ia con-
gressional inquiry TO determine ex-
actly\what steps should be taken TO
meet any future emergency caused
by serious and long continued Ill
ness of the chief executive. prob
ably will result from the action OF
Rep. Fess, Ohio, in introducing in
the house a presidential disability
amendment 10 the constitution"
South Bend news-times. (South Bend, Ind.) 1913-1938, 1920-02-20

By United Press
PARIS. Feb. 19.-Premier Miller
and offered resignation OF the en-
tire cabinet TO Paul Deschanel. the
new president when he assumed
office yesterday. it was learned. but
the president refused 20 accept. re-
questing Millerand and his ministers
TO retain their portfolios
South Bend news-times. (South Bend, Ind.) 1913-1938, 1920-02-20

Many Report Cured After Doctors Failed.
At first no disease lis apparently more
harmless than dIopSy: a little swelling
Of th eyelids hands feet ankles cor abb
domln. Finally great shortuess of breath
cough. faint spells, sometimes nausea 1uu
vomiting. and a lingering and wretcneI
death u the drOp>y is not cured
DR. Miles has been known as "a leading
specialist tn these Diseases FOR $50 wears.
His hberai offer 90 a $50 treatment
free 20 all sufferers is certainly worthy
81 serious consideration You may never
h8ve such an opportunity again.
The Grand DrOpsy Treatment consists
Of four dropsy remedies iu one. also
HCnic Tablets and Pura- LaNa for rem0v-
ing the water. This treatment is esueciai-
" prescribed Tor each patient and is
thrte times rs successful as that of
most physicians. To usually relieves tup
FIRST day. and removes swelling I'm SIX
DAYS In most cases. Delay is dangerous.
send for Remarkable Reports of Cures.
AL afflicted readers may have Eook.
Examination Chart Opinion. Advice ana
Two-pound Trial Treatment sraa
Write 40 once. Describe Your case Adj
dress DR. Franklin Miles. Dept uA.
12f % 13f Franklin ST., Elkhart Ind
Adv
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school administration $4,000. March
9; stenographers and tyPists every
Tuesday, 1920 TO $500 Further
information concerning these ex-
aminations may be secured at the
post office
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DUOPSY TREATED FREE

BY Dr. Miles, the Great Specialist. Who
sends SS.55 Trial Treatment free.
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Many Report Cured After Doctors Failed.