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The Crittenden press. [volume] (Marion, Ky.) 1919-current, 1920-12-31
Illinois Central Reviews TranSpOrta-
ton Conditions of 1920
Providence, Kentucky

Ir railway, of ttc Jui,l State. ta,, u emerged from wear Of
unprecedented dfu.c With Transportation pari unequal 10 the de-
- .'''' uI'h o. ih" made rourd of which railway
~. ru,
commercial requirement.. greatest n hstar, Resu.. of
'a, DO, rta mime. November December 1919 ,i M. s
fhi q" lu fhe country i5uUU0u Uf III. ulrma
ufi ua. Other Cnmmul, great Iuant,. awaited .tr.rt
a hod o' Traffic was turned Upon iiv railways
tae Railways suffered iruu the war Ns, la.rr.r, t ma
adrt acy maintained bad slaisr, irsi over tb
country li iuutnr ui had
,' ul'' ". h'd noi been assured Wage, material Gusts
ana 'as had mounted 90 new levels .ai,hmyn. strike t,ur up
terminal freight loo ApI AND made IN. Inp,rn
ELECTS iei Throughout thc early summer
taHus the demands transportation with mani, .tse
"HaN htm The railway, accomplished that Seem. ,ri n
' en-, '"ifr OF coal famine ay,rir Necessary traffic wa
month rr,rt. rl,.,
@ h' lt "l the car shortage passed September LAT,
b" Nom'f ear surplus actual, existed The supply OF tran,ria
"' '" 'N'r''. he demand ior e first time o. fr wears
Aan predict business n 1921 an optimism tina, seem.
"afrbr Justified Che predicted business revival ua,rs,.l n v
mast h'aNi iIv We tht .at.
"'t I" mot" larger hl,lys than h,y during e rlrr
" year ''" equipment U BE-, r service and ud equipment vI \. M
au r,l conceived upon foundation public service Mors
adequate rr have u,u granted The put U taking ra .t.fi
Wl.' 900 railway Affair lesson, u cooperation ha,, ,r ,ret
vcI however for Those who viii make hc,,, demand. n,
'' dunW ii, 1cai to anticipate those demands a earl, a. r
now ai The position to handle An trf. All -,
M"a which can De- transported antruao oi late, ari
Should O., transported n order 90 distribute the traffic burden r,r evenly
We OF the Illinois Central System are proud la ba,, shared IN tho
'@O '"H W Ut awls of the country. effort. will n,v
he pat iot' helping the r,r of an. rs,, G 100, NV
more cftliiablc than va, the ryurd uf 1920 "
Constructive, criticism and suggestions are ,pyiisi
C. a. MARKHAM
President luno, Central ualro,d Con,n,n,
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Modern tau'oH ramr t
EIGHT fuHmf tvo p.rhs large nr
crete cellar and bath rau Uat
water heat uafsuaft uItiHta.I
ut eafrr upstairs end down
laur hi eiib aI rap amI
convenient oai building
AIRS GEO o. ROBERTS
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Ar and Nu Q Cas- Ien Wei
nssday for BdrrvaN 90. m ..f
their daughter Nr Frri Dnsm
and Mu Albert Cuyrs ust aI.
also VISIT their an lllur, Ua.. a..
Edamio. on
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spent the week end with Miss Bcr-
nice Thomson
/ Mr. ~ NJ Stone Of Surrs was
iu the city Tuesday
| Mr j \ Boston is boz o. radugah /
hospital Tor treatment
Sir Uric shoemaker VI Route T..
was Boo the city Tuesday
Mr lcander Whit ~ Route 2.|
va. BOO che cIly Tuesday
pr j D rhrclkeli ~ uaw sun
Springs Wa boz thr ciiy Tuesday
Mrssrs a. Cline and Smith iurhes
vent to CurlcW Monday on business
Mr. Minnie CuwrH and daurh
Ter Miss Ruby ~ Nunn.. were n
Marion Tuesday
Mr and Mr " % pmn.ns and
little son. William Ray were Boz Ma
rion Tuesday j
Miss lco Hcny, Of Evansville vbo
has been a guest " Miss Clara Cnv
fori returned hom, Monday t
Mr. sallis Order Icf nr Cotton
Plant Ark Tuesday 90 t...t her SON
D. " Cridcr and daughter SIR
Clara JAMES
Mr % a Robinson ~ Hopkins
Vile b. spending ihr uses Boz Marion
Miss Lillian Cusiard ~ smrrs
Mrssr " A Seymour ~ pun.r
I1n and Uric Courrr. n rrr,loua
sers iH the cts Monday
Messr " Tabor " Mexico
p Bmsher " France. anI .
e. Brown. ~ Cu,nr arr business.
visitors bod Marion Monday
Mr a. % Collin. ~ Ear Alton
D. vho bal. been visiting hs broth
.t ] q Collins. ~ ths Baker ss
."n. left for bonn, Monday
Miss Addis Franks ~ ~ .rn
'1f Cummsr,r Texas tu spend OBJ.
aiH'er with boz sister ST. O. 81
con
NJ and Mr. Hart Carter arI
children u near town Ien Tas.da.
'or 80 Vernon. lnd 90 make ttss
home
Mu Pearl laid ~ Carsa st,.
las BEEN visiting her mother Mr
Maria Terr az Salem .sft hr hams
fuesiU
M 7 p Beard vas business
visitor Boz Blaskfaui Tuesday
pr A . puskI made prof.
'loHaI trp io Rodney Tue.dal o.
Nr % O. saU,an ~ha /. H 81
Pneumonia
Mr % g Moon, ~ Nad.aHuIs
sta has been a visitor m Maroon ths
sses. iefi Tue.day far Ha.khu
Mr 7 j Mcconnell sent tu Ilsr
isfson Tuesday on businss
Mr and Mr D. o samm.VH.
" Esp'oH spent ih, t..day with
Ar summeriII,s parents 800 am
Mr " O. Funkhaasrr ru.I.r
Enterprise
A e. Moar sa. m ran t
Tuesday
NJ a. 3 Weldon ~ usmps.
sas boz ths oly Tuesday
Me lsaiha Corry ~ Caus
vas e guest ihr ussk ~ Boz mother
Nr Mamie Tut.
Mr. E.n Travis ari .hHr.r of
lieun l.i sho have teen u.Iur.
relative n ihs ..iy lrr "wednesday
for f'doruda. o.. where tts, uI
Join 81 Tu,s. ehn siI a.umm
ny them home
Nr and Nu . Cas- .en Wei
nssday for Bldrrual On. m visit
their daughter Mr PRED Dau
and Mr. Albert Cuyrs urt sn
also visit their ar. Harvey Ca.. s
NUH...H al
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Mr E.n Travis ard .hHirr af
heun CO.. sba ha,, trsr ,..tir.
relative u tbe aiy l,n Wcirrds,
for f'iouda. o.. vt,v tbs, uiI
n'h Nr Travis eha siI' a.umn
Hy them home
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Mr. - b Franklin o. Sullivan
was in the city Friday
Nr. John llolloman was a bust
ness visitor at SuEis Wednesday
Prof 7 p. Newcom spent lev
day. boz this city last week
NJ and Mr. Ray Oliver oI
Frances. we're Boz the city Friday
Mr. p. J Clement. ~ GaIn7yIlle
Texas, spent O. Few days with friend.
and relatives BOO Marion and OBJ,
country Ia.i week
Mc.sr Henry Hunt and Coli,
CoBFer Wrnt to SmrgIs Friday
ST. p 70 YATES vas O. business
visitor at surrIs Friday
Judge " Blue went to Grove
Center Friday 600 business
Eu " D Yates. who spent the
lU.idays 90 home lrft Friday for
Kansas Gao engage Boo revival work
o., " q Oakley went 90 Web.
sirr county Saturday to 900 an APP.
nuHlmeHt a, Ashland
80 % 3 Walker sent 90 Evans
u..e go zee hs father who is a. a
sar.auum ai that place
Mr o p Lemon ~ Providence
returned home Saturday after a VS..
DO to thr home ~ hsr parents. 49,
and Nr z J Mcconnell
Rry jaime, . Price vent 20 Pro,
ldrH.s Saturday Co 900 an appoint
mgnt
M.s NIucia Stephenson d visit
iuF boz sister, Mr. O. X Butler
Mr and SIR p Rich and son.
~ Matioon ll WIN have been SIS.
iiinr BIZ parents, NJ and Mrs A
O Rich returned home Thursday
MIss hianch Armstrong. " Pair.
field. llI spent o. frv days this seek
aiih MIs. Rlhy Chandler
Nr and Mu Calvin FraIIck and
daughters, ~ Sturr.s. visited their
uncle. John FaIck. this seek
Mr 4 81 Wilbou returned last.
week from Indianapolis. where b..
visited his aon Z o Wubom and.
family
MIv EuFcn.a Siinsou. " Evans.
Vile. vho vas the guest during the
holidays u Mu n . Hammaek.
returned home Friday
a nice bungalow for sale. New and
hri class VIII ssi fsr cash or
credit al reasonable price n
] q GllCHElsT
WANTED A cook white or oolorrd
Tor county poor house ]. % TAHEH
Marion. ~ o.
We wish o. thank. through The
columns u he Pres. Mr and Mr.
Allie Hurhss for The nice Christina
presents thsy seni o. olr blind chill.
drrn Mg and MRS o CoNGER
krs J = Tnttcr and Mu Trot.
tsf and children. u Eltlahethio~n.
spent o. lev day ln Marion last week
Nr ] Frank Conrcr. ~ Wood.
vile. Miss, b. visiting friends and
RELATIVES in Marion and ths country
ST. D. s. Conrrr. ~ Francss.
sent 20 Whraicun Wednesday o.
visit fuends
Nr s. l. Carnahan was a bus,.
ness visitor 40 sturris Wednesday
Mr e. T. Roberts. ~ Louisville
spent fev day u The ,Ity this
week
Mr. Elizabeth Pope vent 90
Evansville Wednesday
Nr and Mu q " Lawson have
returned from a visit 90 their .on and
daughter .n lroninvu Onto
Mr and Nr z . lmiodsn add
son and Hlcee ~ Illinois. ars visiting
relative. and friends n Marion and
ihr guuuiu
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van Friday
Monday on business
Mr " y fleAen' was nl''nr
VISITOR al hlaeNoid Thursday
w,
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church Sunday morrirr sr4 ...r.g.
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' MUMMY
a.. ..,.s-.. - 80 ""' spent
~, II -. a'en''' o..
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A.. n o. IL
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Mr. " D Pickens was o. business
visitor az Blackford Thursday
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r. C. Haynes delicious homie.
grown celery, l5c At Wheeler
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County Attrney a Moore 90.
tended court AZ SurrI. Wednesday
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Mr. G. q Johnson will Ra tU
Evansville this week 90 consult 70
specialist
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Mis- Daisy Wright and brother o.
Sooiisburr. came Thursday io visit
the family ~ their uncle. J o. vii.
ron
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Mr. e v Oakley. formerly u
this city has acquired an interest in
the Insurance business u Walter Kel.
y and Co. ~ llopkInsyi'Is. and silI
hereafter BE- knosn o.. thc "l,c sire"
u the firm
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Mr. a. G. Fowler and Huls
daughter went % Cuyus Thursday
70 spend he day With Nr g.
McCaslin
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Mr. 7. II Farmer went io SulIi.
van Friday
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Mr. Forest D Heath. u Corb.n b.
spending O lev day. with friend. Boo
the city this week
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Rev \ e Robinson. u shady
Grove. sent 10 Dekoyen Thursday o.
hold q revival meeting
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spent the week end with Miss Ber.
nice Thomson
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Mis- Mildred Bourland. vho spent
The Christmas vacation sith her par.
ehia. Ar and Mr. ] T. RourIand
returned 20 Oxford Ohio Monday %
resume hef work AZ Oxford Coliers.
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Sir Uric shoemaker VI Route 4
was Boz the city Tuesday
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Master Roy Burk'ow % sullivan.
attended the funeral ~ Dol grand
mother Mr. Elizabeth Hlrk.ua.
"wednesday
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Miss DolIie Enoeh. vho spent che
holidays With her parents. Mr and
An Tom Enoch. returned Monday
10 Maryyille
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tLOCAL |
HAPPENINGS

Mr. r. C. Cardin went 20 SmrgIs
Monday
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Miss Fannie Moore. Who spent q
weeks vacation wiih her parents. No.
and Mrs d \ Moore. returned o.
Elkton Monday
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Prof Z r. Ncwcom spent Few
days boz this city last week
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Rev james p Price will preach
~ the Main Street Presbyterian
church Sunday morning and evening
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Mr. Y e McMasisr and Mr.. D..
= nfashsr. % Mexico were visitors
In Marion Monday.
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Mr james Henry. d.. who spent
the holiday with biz parents. rs.
turned % Lexington Monday Co. enter
State University
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Mr lcandcr Whit ~ Route g..
was Boo che city Tuesday
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~ a. 3 Weldon ~ usmns.
sas Boz che giy Tuesday
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Mr and Mr. Ray oliver Of
Frances. were in the city Friday
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Mrs John llolloman was bust.
urs. visitor at Surgls Wednesday
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Mr and Mu O. o slmmauHr
" kepion spent ih, tabiay afb
Me- summeriI',s parents Wr anil
Mr " O. fwnktnasrr rmI.rr
Enterprise
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Mu lsatha Car.ry ~ CnYe
vas q guest tba usek ~ Boo mother
Mr Mamie TuU.
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Miss Gleunie Sisco sent % Evans.
vile Monday % attend business
college
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Dr. j % rhrc'ke.d ~ uaN BON
Spring. was boz thr city Tuesday
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N o g Moarr ~ Mai.au,..s
VIII has been a visitor r Maroon thn
sssk ien ruesday or Ha.khri
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Mr. B. b. Franklin u Sullivan,
was in the city Friday
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BE AImer nahb and Mis- Nellie
brown. popular young oouple ~ crit.
ienden county. wefe marrl-i n
Evansville. neccmbcf -. and will
make their home In Providence
Providence Enterprise
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Mesus a. Cline and Smith Hurhe.
vent 90 CurlcU Monday on business
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Miss Gladys Grave Who spen, ths
week end with her parents. Mr and
MI " u Graves. returned o.
Nuns Monday 10 finish hsr school
which closes Friday
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Mr. Y l. Moore went o. Siurris
Friday 10 visit her sister. Me- .
. Dodge
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BIZ George Dowel. ~ Tam lrfi
Friday Tor Winchester kentucky To
enter coll,rs
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br A . nu,kU made rmf.
f0oHaI iHp Co Rodney rur.dai o. 81.
Ar u O. sa.l1aH 80. b. I ~
Pneumonia
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Mr Minnie CuwrlI and daurh
Ter Miss Ruby ~ Nunrs. we're n
Marion Tuesday
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Mr. p. Clement. ~ GaIngyIlle.
Texas. pcnt O. Few days with friends
and relatives boo Marion and the
country Ia.i week
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hf ! G nourIand and .an. Ted
~ers in Evansville Monday
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Nr and Mr. Hart Carter ar
children u near town .en Tussda.
for Mt vernon lnd ra make tfeu
home
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Mr and Mr. " D puunins and
little SON William Ray we're iu Ma
rlon Tuesday
The Topeka state journal. [volume] (Topeka, Kansas) 1892-1980, 1920-08-25
to Premier by Sister
Brings Reply From Lucerne.
Sim FEM MAKES THREAT
All Persons Connected With
Expected Death to Die.
Wife Declares Husband viii
Remain True to Promise.

Lucerne, Switzerland, Aug. 25.-The
British government will not except
Lord Mayor Insolvency. from the
rule that Irish hunger strikers must. be
permitted to starve if they refuse to
eat, Premier lloyd George declared to-
DAY IN telegram to MacSweeney's
sister.
Il regret to hear of the pain inflict-
ed on YOU by your brothers determi-
naton to- starye. but it is impossible
Tor the government to make an ex-
ception in his case" the message said
Sim Fein in Threat.
London, Aug. 25.-Sinn Fein Off
Gals, who have never failed to carry
out the sentences imposed by their
courts. will condemn to death all per-
sons implicated in the expected death
OF ference MacSweeney, lord mayor
of Cork. they declared today.
While refusing to specify who they
regarded as responsible, the officials
inferred that Premier Lloyd George
and members of his cabinet ARE liza
ble.'
Say MacSweeney Murdered.
Members of the irish republican
government and of the Cork corpor-
alton visited BriXton prison last night,
where MacSWeeney is near death from
two weeks hunger strike. He is
serving a two year sentence for sedi-
ton.
IF Mac Sweeney dies. we will con-
slider it MURDER" one of the Sim
Feiners said, the others concurring.
THE Sim Fem courts will try all
persons implicated. They will be SEN
fenced to death If found guilty of
aiding or abetting the lord mayors
murder. The sentences will be car
ried out. no matter how high the Of
ficials involved. Presence of the ac-
cused in court is not necessary"
His Sister Appeals.
Mary Mac Sweeney, sister of the
lord mayor, has telegraphed Lloyd
George in Lucerne. declaring that her
brothers relatives and the people OF
Ireland will hold you responsible in
the event of his DEATH
The lady mayoress visited her hus-
band last night. Mac. Sweeney, who
was sinking rapidly, asked that he be
allowed to take long look" at her
as IT may not see YOU the next time,
Terence was terribly weak and his
eyes were clouded but lie told me he
would not regret death if it, were
helpful to Ireland, =" MIS-. Mac Sweeney
told reporters.
X Wife Still Loyal.
He said he grieved for me, but
| told him 1 would not have married
him if I had not known he was not {
| coward. I love him for his principles
and his loyalty to Ireland"
A Thousand former soldiers gathered
outside. the 1prison. last might anC
staged a demonstration for MAJ
/ SWeeney's release
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EAST SIDE NEWS
Notes and personals by Mrs. II.
WadIeiEh. Telephone 46S2 XII.

A story is told about certain real estate
man who went TO small town in the east
to sell property. A man from an adjoin-
ing town came to look at some property
and the obllgingt real estate man took him
out in his car. While showing all of the
places of interest and telling all of the
interesting facts about the town, the real
estate man to make things more emphatic
said: This certainly is n healthy place
1t is so healthy that hardly a person in
this town dies" Nothing was said by
the prospective buyer until as/they were
which seemed to be full of tombstones
| what, If this Is such healthy place why
all the temhstones:" The real estate man
tombstones. oh, they are the graves of the
doctors, who have come to tins town and
The AgOga class of the Seward avenue
Baptist church met Tuesday evening at
the hcme of Mr.. Chas Thomson in Free
Re1. W. venue Cole MT Henry sSg Bergen. Mrs,
John Holm. Mr. Leslie Goodrich, Mr.. o.
Rhodes and Mr.. Chas Thomson
The ClematIs club will. meet Thursday
afternoon at the home of Mrs Z. f. Young.
III Kramer street. 49,
Mr. and Mrs. Sam Robinson of 91S
Quincy street. entertained their children,
grandchildren and great grandchildren
and friends at their home Today IN .ceiebra-
ton of their golden wedding anniversary.
The Helping Hand class of the Seward
avenue Baptist church met Tuesday eve
ming at the ,- home of Mr. and Mrs d. a.
were; Mr. and Mrs ID. Rouseh, Mr.. and
Mrs W L. Jury. Mrs R.-Leese. Mrs. Joe
Puett Mrs Sam Mccain. Mrs Clyde Say
Ter and children of Clinton. No: Mrs II
Bergen. Miss Ruth Bergen. Miss Clara Ry-
man Miss Louise Jury. Miss Prudence
Jury. Miss Marie Brothers and Willie Nc
Cam.
Mrs G. d. Maxwell of East Sixth avenue
gave a birthday party Monday evening at
her home in honor of the sixteenth birth
day anniversary of her niece. Miss Marie
RedeEbauCh- The guests present were
Miss Marguerite Harris. Miss Alice Smith,
Miss Agnes Rover. Miss Mildred GRADER
Miss Mary Wilson, Miss Pearl Taylor,
Miss Hazel RedenbauGh. Miss Esther Mill
Ter. Miss Leona HUMPHREYS, Miss Nellie
Trimble. Miss Elsie Helmun. Miss Uldene
Ruble Miss Minnie Zitzer. Mr.. Clarence
Northrop. Mr. Ray Self. Mr.. Milton Riley,
Mr.. Cecil Evans. Mr.. Arnold Jacobson,
Nj Laverne jacobson. Mr. Ralph Sim
mons. and Mr. Ralph Brizendine-
Mrs. Minnie fDolstrOm has returned to
! her home in Oak street after a four weeks
trip thru Montana and Idaho
Mrs. PauI Hensroth has returned 10 her
home IN East Sixth avenue from Wichita,
Kan, where she visited relatives
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'@ro look at me today no one would
ever take me to be the same person
1 was before 1 began to take Tanlac.
1t has simply done wonders for me,
and l want everybody to know about
foreman of a large department of the
Goodrich Rubber Company plant at
Akron. Ohio. Mr.. Weirath resides at
21O West State street, that city.
81 was in an awfully bad state of
health for fourteen years, and during
the past ten years 1 got to the point
where life was a burden. I suffered
terribly with indigestion and dyspep-
sia 1 never had any appetite. and all
I could eat for breakfast was a soft
boiled egg and a little milk. ] would
get so nervous and miserable that
many a night 1 never slept wink,
and when nothing would bring me any
relief L had just about come TO the
conclusion my case was hopeless.
IT haven't taken but three bottles
of Tanlac, but 1 feel better than I
have felt for twelve years. I've gained
fourteen pounds in weight, and am
getting heavier and stronger every
day. I never have Indigestion any
more, my appetite is splendid. and I
want. I sleep sound every night, and
all that tired, WORKOUT feeling is gone.
In fact, I am a well man in every
way.
THE men at the plant all tell me
I am looking fine these days and get
I am doing to myself. and it's always
a pleasure for me to tell them about
Tanlac."
TanlAe is sold in Topeka by Tully-
Mcfarland Drug Co, S35 Kansas ave-
nue., and 72e Kansas avenue.-Adv.