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Atlanta semi-weekly journal. (Atlanta, Ga.) 1898-1920, 1920-01-20
HEALS STOMACH TROU,
BE AND TAPE WORM
QUICKLY AT HOME

A Simple home treatment which
gives quick and lasting relief in all
forms Of stomach trouble, including
tape worms or other worms, is be-
ing supplied 10 sufferers b. walt.
A. Reisner, Box C-64, Milwaukee,
Wise. He IS so confident OF results
that he guarantees absolute salts
faction in every case or thet> is NJ
charge for the treatment. If You
suffer from stomach trouble or ar
kind of worms. send him your name
md address today as this notice may
not appear again.-(Advt.)
Atlanta semi-weekly journal. (Atlanta, Ga.) 1898-1920, 1920-01-20
Developments Of /
WEEK WILL DIFF('!nE:
FA7EOF THE TREATY
Senator Borah Addresses
Open Letter to General
Wood Senator Owen Is
sues Statement

WASHINGTON, Jan. 19.-The
present week is expected to show
conclusively whether a compromise
can be arranged on the peace treaty
through the medium of the bi-parti-
san conference now going on. If
this method fails. other compromise
attempts will doubtless be made but
failure of the present effort would
be exceedingly discouraging, sena-
tors said today. b. TO-.
The chief reason so much is held
to depend on the bipartisan confer
ence is that Senator Lodge. the Re-
publican leader, and the man upon
whom more than any one else in the
senate compromise depends, is one
of the conferees. Should the pres
ent discussions demonstrate to Sena-
tor Lodge that Democrats will not
yield on article 10, the Monroe doc
trine and the other major points in
dispute, it is believed by his friends
that he will be reluctant to have any
thing to do with any other proposal
for bringing together the disagree
ing groups.
There is a growing feeling in the
senate that the discussions now go
ing on will result during the week
in an "aggreement to disagree" which
will once again demonstrate that the
Democrats are standing firmly
against any Reputation of American
obligations under the League of Ma
tons. and that the Lodge group of
Republicans are just as firm for the
Lodge reservations.
The bipartisan conversations will
be resumed this afternoon in Senator
Lod, IS office. Both Democrats and
Republicans indicated that today
meeting may become the decisive
one, although efforts will be made
to stave off the final break as long
as possible.
Borah to Wood
While senate leaders in the peace
treaty controversy prepared for re-
sumption of the bipartisan confer
ence on compromise reservations to
effect ratification, Senator Borah, Re
publican, Idaho, made public a letter
to Major General Leonard Wood. cam
didate for the Republican president
tia1 nomination, requesting his view $
on treaty questions, and Senator
owen, Democrat, Oklahoma. issued a
statement regarding the compromise
negotiations of which he is the spon-
sor.
Senator Borah asked General Wood
if he favored permitting the people
to vote on the issues involved and
Inquired as to the generals position
on IleagueeJef Nations atfe other
treaty problems. The IdSho ator
recently sent similar letter to Gov
crnor Lowden, of Illinois. another
Republican presidential candidate,
and is expected to write in like vein
to all Republican aspirants.
Senator Owen, in his statement.
declared that forty Democratic sena-
tors would support reasonable res
ervations," and predicted that Presi-
dent Wilson would accept reserva-
tons adopted by two-thirds of the
senate. Mr. Owen deplored reports
of a disagreement between President
Wilson and former Secretary of
State Bryan.
Definite outcome of the bi-parti-
san compromise conference is ex-
pected this week. Leaders contin-
ued +oday to be far from optimistic.
Atlanta semi-weekly journal. (Atlanta, Ga.) 1898-1920, 1920-01-20
CURED HER FIT2

Mrs. Paul Gram, residing at 916
Fourth Street, Milwaukee. Wis, re-
Gently gave out the following state
ment: "t had suffered with Fits
Epilepsy for over IA years. Doc.
tors and medicine did me no good. 1t
seemed that 1 was beyond all hope
Of relief. when at last / secured a
preparation that cured me sound
and well. Over 10 years have pass ID.
and the attacks have not returned.
I wish every one who suffers from
this terrible disease would write +,
p. \. Lepso, 13 Island Avenue, A1ilr
vaulsoe, Wis, and ask for a bottle Of
the same kind of medicine which
he gave me He has generously
promised to scnd it prepaid, free to
any one who writes him. '-rAdvt.)
Atlanta semi-weekly journal. (Atlanta, Ga.) 1898-1920, 1920-01-20
No Alarm Is Felt
Over Influenza Cases

WASHINGTON, Jan. 19.-Although
there was a slight increase in the
number of influenza cases today, Of
ficials said there was nothing alarm
ing in the present situation.
The disease is of a mild type and
with low death rate, they said,
while the number of pneumonia
cases resulting is small. The out
break of influenza at Camp Grant
and the Great Lakes training station,
is SubSiding
Atlanta semi-weekly journal. (Atlanta, Ga.) 1898-1920, 1920-01-20
Three Killed in Fire

WASHINGTON, Jan. 19.--Thgec
men were killed and four injured
yesterday when fire destroyed a
building at the army chemical war
fare plant. Edgewood, Md, the war
department was informed today.
Army officers are investigating
the cause. Damage was estimated at
approximately $4,000. =
El Mundo. [volume] (San Juan, P.R.) 1919-1990, 1920-12-20
XAVIER DE MoNTEPIN

Las novelas de este conocido autor
frances, son famosas entire numerosas
persOnas de Puerto Rico, tanto por 10
emocionante y dramatico de su trama,
cuanto por Ell relieve de sus personajes
Todas elias SO prestan acknowledgements
para sert cinematografiadas y de clio
tenemos buena prueba y grato recuerdo
en- las siguientes: Ell Coche No. 13, Ell
Medico de las Lrocas otras vsrias En-
Ell mes prozimo estrenaran los cinss
'Rialto' Y "Tres Banderas''. dos fa-
mosas cintas, basadas en- Ell argumento
de dos novelas de este autor: NJ q
Dinero y S S. el Amor. vienen prece-
didas de gran fama. estan admirable
mentc intcrpretadas por una celebrada
El Mundo. [volume] (San Juan, P.R.) 1919-1990, 1920-12-20


San Juan, p. r.. diciembre 16, 1920.
Mi querido solicitus Iv:
81 todo nuestro pueblo fuera un con-
glomeradO de personas estudiosas, y an
tes que estudiosas, dadas a razonamien
tos basicos, no habria necesidad de vol
yer sobre ciertos asuntos defnidos por
ST mismos.
Dejemos los preaTbulos. Dice ell
sencr Fernandez vanga que aunque la
Real Academia Esparola desde Ell aio
mil ochocientos sesenta v nueve admiti6
ell vocablo PoRToRRIQUENO, 10 natu-
raj es fpuertorriquefo poraue todas
las palabras derivadas de nombres com
puestos conseryan su primera voz intac-
ia, ejemplo, de vega, veguero; de Vega
Baja, vegabajefio; de puerto. portefo;
de Puerto Rico, bien pudiera decirse, 81
guiendo la l6gica anterior. ''puertorri-
queno'
No valia la pena que un asunto tan
trivial fuese nevado un plantel tan
conspicuo (algunos dirfan ''connota-
do') como Ell Ateneo P0RToRRIQUE-
NO. Tampoco merecerfa una EPISToLA,
perp a vecss los criterios Sc obstinan en-
ideas, holgando el analsis, y, por tan
to, hay que contrarrestar argumentos,
no para convencer dofa Ana, nj a don
cayetano y r:enos don Epifanio (per
donadme la frugalidad de adjetivos, pc
ro icuales podria aplicarles que no es-
tuviesen manoseades2) sino para que
yeas 10 hueco de la augmentation.
En- castellano tenemos ell nombre com
puesto Buenos Aires, que forma su gen
tilicio en- BoNAERENsE, buscando la Gu
fonia, Y nadie pronnnciara "BUENAE-
RENSE'', nj cosa parecida. He aqui un
nombre que Gambia por complete en- su
derivado Ell primer t6rmino de su COM
puesto. Lo que perteneci6 Austria Hun
gria 20 lie llamarfa, sin tenor que ma
die me censurase, austrohungaro, cam
biando tambien la primera dicci6n. Muy
pocos escribirian austriacohnngaro.
Segun los ejemplos anteriores, obser-
vamos que tanto en- los nombres sim
pies como en- los compuestos, los deriva
dos buscan el gusto eufonico en- pro de
los que goHan del privilegio auditivo, v
en- esta clase estan los miembros de nues
ira Academia de la Lengua, todos los
uue reehazau el tosco raoionalic-,., t,,,,a,.
torriquefio''.
Y no hablemos del Uso, porque hay
ciertos escritores de editoriales mu-
chos cajistas que por mas que Sc les di
ga, aquello que ABsoRBE es ABSoR-
BENTE, ellos escribiran toda la vida
'absorvente''
Me deslizo por ell foro, -.
IMPAvIDUS w.
El Mundo. [volume] (San Juan, P.R.) 1919-1990, 1920-12-20
Mundo iiiundilio

De Vega Baja nos comunican 10 si-
guiente:
ICON ell nombre de "Los arlequines
de seda, orc y grana'' ha sido constituf
da aqui una sociedad, con ell prop6sito
de llevar efecto algunas 'jaranas', ce-
mas y pasar varios ratios de solaz. Los
sehores que la han iniciado son los si-
guientes:
Presidente, doctor J. M Armaiz; vi
ce, Pedro Casanovas; secretarfo, Pedro
A. Medina; tesorero Honorio Ciordia;
vocales licencisdo M. A. Mater, NJ A,
otero, Eladio Maldonado, Gilberto Gar
cia, Luis Miranda, Joaquin Navedo, Fer
nando Enriquez Jr., Guillermo Perez Jr.,
Juan Ciordias Carlos Garcia, Auelio
otero Y Teodoro M Lopez.
He aqui las reglas para la admission
dc aspirantes:
Haber cumplido 81 amos de edad y
poser 10 suficiente para contribuir a
cualquier acto que Sc neve efecto. So
iicitud debidamente jurada ante la au-
toridad del presidente Y demas miembros
de la association.
Diploma de ''juerga" firmado por dos
de los miembros que forman parte de la
association pass
Dep6sito de la cantidad de 50 90, para
pagos de los derechos de la admission e
Inauguration, que Sc efectuara con una
fiesta. Ell miembro aspirante la aso-
eiacion estara en- Ell deber de conducirse
de la manera mas correcta durante las
ceremopias, no realizando acto alguno
que pueda suponer falta de respecto al
presidente o demas miembros.
Todo candidate miembro cuya con-
ducta no fuere la exigida en- el articulo
anterior sera en- el acto suspendido de
Ia reunion hasta Interior resoluci6n de
la junta, quedando election del pre-
sidente Ell castigo que Sc le impondra. -
El Mundo. [volume] (San Juan, P.R.) 1919-1990, 1920-12-20

modo que Sc ofrece una brillante opor-
tunidad para asegurar su perEsnlr.
FL Hospital Pres5iteriano senc la Es-
cuela ClAsica de Nurses ,, BastarA So
10 que listed as gradd, en- ellaspar que
sea sismprs solicitada. mejor retribuida
y bien considerada por 81 pdblicO en- ge-
neral 80 s el
somos Ia garantia y ssguriilad de- me
dicos y pacientaA Advt
El Mundo. [volume] (San Juan, P.R.) 1919-1990, 1920-12-20
"REFLEJos DE LUNA.

Ell inspirado compositor don Aaron
Tefel ha tenido la cortesia de obse-
quiarnos con un ejemplar de su 1l-
timo y notable walls "Refiejos de Luz
ma, que acaba de editar.
"Refiejos de Luna" ha recibido los
mas entusiastas elogios de la critica
musical, por 10 que felicitamos al au-
for
El Mundo. [volume] (San Juan, P.R.) 1919-1990, 1920-12-20

Sc neeesltap seforita fanrss qas ma
Fpn. cursado primer 1fe Alta bscns
IA para oomplstar Il fss ds frooanT
das que Sc organizsr hnes de dielem-
bre. Las de la IsIate deseen sOlici-
tar deberan difika Miss Rosa A,
eonzalez. superiht snta dc Nurses J
' 81 residen en- Juan on puebio'
limitrofes podrAbprla los lunes, mier-
coles y visrnss dpnce , media doe'
tai .M.M.
.-as siumnas esta escueia diariamer
: son so,,os..J para trabajar a domd-
clio. hospital instituciOnes benefcas
.,sp.rals. s-grsras. sanidad. ETC.. d.
antes rOsr,d,O en- su Ofcina del Hospi
El Mundo. [volume] (San Juan, P.R.) 1919-1990, 1920-12-20

vFNTA DE FLORES = upRoNAg
-sQnss1s ustsa bsniEas r1srss Cs-
rsnas7 Lame . Nsrtin Rsha, gtsD
20 Telefsno A22 verde. ganturcs. y
srcsHrrlrA 10 que desss sissds lame
distamsnss stsndids.
El Mundo. [volume] (San Juan, P.R.) 1919-1990, 1920-12-20

"4NN|##NN N|NA3&4||M4
y Fl Remkdio de Leonardo av,dsrs II 4;
gado , expulsar de s. misnlo todas IA
m2terias Nenenosas que Sc hayan acun,1-
laqo: ugouzara y forlalecera eI hipado y
ee,'omago oblieando estos orqanos Z
,unelonaF con. regulandad In RemedIo a.,
Leonardo es 81 mejor medcamento oue y
pa eonocido para 81 higado Su accion Is
PIonIa encaz Un renedio seeuro. ino-
ssi,sNI que no causa dolor No contiene
Los sintomas dc que el hgado esta enfer-
mo que exige el uso del Ren,edio de
leonard son esirenimicnto. aliento fS-
tao. ees!omago aerio. biliosidad. indires-
non, dolores de cabeza. resfriados. kebres
p1lp'aclones Conserve 81 higado fuerte
tion FL Remedio de LconardI bara n
higado no le causara estrehiiniento ' es
aeradable al paladar De venta en- todas
las droguerias, - --S
El Mundo. [volume] (San Juan, P.R.) 1919-1990, 1920-12-20

Aprovechese hoy del baratillo que te'
nemos en- la
s'CTUDAD ooNDAL''
Cruz 2. San Juan, P. z.
El Mundo. [volume] (San Juan, P.R.) 1919-1990, 1920-12-20
HERMoso cALENDARIo

La importante casa de "McAvoy. y
Morgan, que representa- varias ca
saa de comereio americanas " tam,
bien Sc dedica a comisiones. nos ha
obseduiado con un hermoso almana-
que.
Dziennik Chicagoski. [volume] (Chicago [Ill.]) 1890-1971, 1920-03-26

sza stad ku chatce ,Jbrata Izaa-
sza", ktory twferdzi re u0drawia
Podobnych ludzi pczez wkadanie
rak. Brat Izaasz" nazywa> sic Jam
CrDdney i liczy lat rs. Zajmowai
w SVEN zyciu rome stanowiska:
iako marynarz ma statkach rzeh
Mississippi jake sprzedawacz O.
paAu drzewnego i jake stroz ma
rzedowej maszynie do czyszczenia
REX. Obecnie zamieSzkuje re swo
ia podeszia W latach siostra w
plywajacym domku ma rzece Mis-
sissippi. Dzien po dniu I nawet
do p6zna w nocy modli sic z thu
MANI chorych, ktorzy Przycho-
dza do niego 0 pomoc. Kilku z
jego ypacyentow" twierdzi, &c
lego moe uzdrawiania pochodzi z
lego a%silnej WARY; inni szydza z
niego. Zwolennicy uzdrawiacza
podnosza, re ME Przyjmuje on
pieniedzy ami zadnych darow Cd
swych ,,pacyentow."
GAZECIARZE o PRAWYBO--
RACH
NYCH.
Washington, 26. marca -
Wczorajsze pr6bne prawybory
prezydencyalne przeprowad2one
przez agencye The international
News Service zostaiy zamkniete
z rezultatem nastepujacym: &C.
nera& Leonard Wood posiada da-
leko wieksze szanse zwyciestwa
anizeli kt6rykoiwiek Z innych
kandydatow z partyi republican,
Shiej, a Herbert Hoover pre-
w6dca demoGust6w - jest CORA
mad swymi acknowledgements
przeciwnnami.
BANDYCI
MORDUJA OKOLO 30 OSoB.
WfadomoSci dochodzace to poda-
ia re Villa ma czele swego wojska
bsrdy6kiego wpaG na farme me
.ksykanska niedaleko Santa Bar
bara w Chihuahua i zamordowa}
okoto so osob - tax mezczyzn,
jak kobiet i dzieci. Pc dokona-
niu tego barbarzynstwa, spalil
wszystke okoliczne zabudowa-
MIA wraz z ciafami zamordowa--
nych Powodem napadu byl strzai
oddary przez jakiegoS Meksyka-
nina w okolicy tel fanny W strone
obozu Will. Gdy bandyci zaata-
kowa1i, farmerzy W liczbie okolo
.25ciu bronili sic przez kilka 60
DIN, 1ecz brak amunicyi zmusi}
ich do poddania. Jeden Z jeicow,
widzqc, Il iona jego i dzieci 70
staly zastzelone przez bandytow,
rzucif sic z rozpacza ma Vile,
Iecz upadi ugodzony wystrzalem
z rewo1weru Will. Villa ~uniesiony
gniewem wyda. rozka6, by jeh--
cow wystrzelat, a budynki ich
.podpalic.
nMHNN1K CP1CAoo6A sans0s
- -kaonI Aronnv.h o0losaah art.
Dziennik Chicagoski. [volume] (Chicago [Ill.]) 1890-1971, 1920-03-26
ZLODZIEJE zADAJA $4,000
OKUPU "a 11-TO LETNIE
DZIECKO.

Lexington, KY, &c. marca -
Paw9 Little, Tito letni synek
milionera E. R Little'a, ktory
majdowat sic Cd paru dni w re
zach ziodziei, zostai odnaleziony
wczoraj W ubraniu dziewczecem
W Covington Ky. TAX przynaj-
mniej podaje wtadomoSci, otrzy-
name przez trteisza PoHcye
PaweI Little zostaf wykradzio-
ny Ddomr swego oIca zeszfej Sro-
ty, i parrowalo Powszechne mnie-
mamie, Il zsodzieje domagai sic
2 5000 oGrpu z R Little, ojciec
rhsoPc, jest znanym kaPftaaista
i twierdzi, re ME sadd, ably miaa
jakich nieprzyjscia. List ktory
kapitafista otrzymas Cd zsodziei,
po1ustzSe w taiemicy 1 tyiko
treS6 domagajaca $4,000 okupu
zoSta4a wyjawiona
ZAMAzPoJSCIE A NIEOBY-
WATELSTWO.
Washington, 26. marca. Ko-
misyi kongresyoualnej d1a spraw
miedzy-stanowego i zagraniczne-
60 hand1u zostafy PrZedstawione
wczoraj wnioski i Petycye odda-
MIA z powrotem posiad}oSci skon-
fiskowanych Przz Stany Zjedno-
czone tym kobietom amerykah-
skiego Pochodzenia, ktore wstapi-
" w zwiazki maizehSkie z Mem
cami czy tez Austryakami pred
rozpoczeciem wojny. Reprezen-
tanci Winslow z Massachusetts, i
Butler z Pennsylvania przedsta-
will odnoSne wnioski ola uwagi
Kongresu, podnoszac, re fakt "a
mazp6j5cia ME powinien bye
przyczyna klasyfikowania tych
kobiet jake ,,nieprzyjacielskich Gu
dzoziemc6w."
w LOUISIANA.
New Orleans, 26. marca- -
Chromi, kulawi ! niewidomi spie-
Dziennik Chicagoski. [volume] (Chicago [Ill.]) 1890-1971, 1920-03-26

nMENN1K CPICAoo6A saMs0s
neza WieceJ drounych oSlosash. ami
tell wszystkie inne dEisnniN polkG
- CHICAGO rAzeun wxisEAA
Dziennik Chicagoski. [volume] (Chicago [Ill.]) 1890-1971, 1920-03-26
TELEGRAMY KRAJOWE;
Dokonczenie re strony ~1-szej.

s2czone tn zosta}y w kurs Petycye
D zarzadzenie referendum w spra-
vie uStawy Reynold'a. Ustawa ia
przyznaje kobietom prawo g}oso-
wanna ma prezydenta. D~oniesiono
Z kwatery demokratycznei, gdzie
aajpierw byfy rozpowszechnione
odnoSne cyTkularze, re kampania
Ida}a sic PomySlnie.
Ale i w przeciwnym dbozie
walka ME u~staje. Przeciwnicy
suffragium chca zebrac $4,000
podpis6w obywateli ola swej pc
:ycyi, kt6ra ma bye wreczona Sc
Lretarzowi Stanu ola zatamowa-
MIA prawa gsosowania kobiet W
przysziych wyborach Prezyden-
cyalnych.
Dziennik Chicagoski. [volume] (Chicago [Ill.]) 1890-1971, 1920-03-26
Ola Ch1opc6w
CLOPECE UBRANIA z 2 PARAMH
SP0DNI.

Ch}opiece ubrania w kilNu nowych VIC
sennych stylach, pojedyhcze ma pier
siach z paSkiem; Obydwie parry knick-
ers So pe4nego kroju i caikiem pod
szewkOwane; dobre kolory, SIX
20 tylko .-.-.-......
Dziennik Chicagoski. [volume] (Chicago [Ill.]) 1890-1971, 1920-03-26
Meskie
Trzewiki

Trzewih " stylu | 81
tunku, jaki pozadaja l
talk meaczyzni jak / milo
dzie6cy ; angielskie Lon
don | szerokie W palcach
przyszwy Oak ma obraz-
ku) z ciemno brmatnej
/ czarnej cielecej skory;
kosztuja $11.O0 / $1,000
W inych skiadach. Ma
sZa cena
The Bridgeport times and evening farmer., 1920-05-21
ALL ABOARD
 FOR SCRANT TON

Scranton, Pa, May 21.---With about l 20 hotels selling liquor and beer open l ly and unquestionably seven days a 1 week, bartenders here are threaten , ing to strike for shorter hours ana higher pay. Breweries are doing more business than ever before, with con stant influx of liquor shoppers, some of them coming as far away as De- troit, Mich. There was an overwh elm ing vote at the primaries this week for every candidate for the Legislature who took a stand against prohibition Thus the claim of this city that 1t is the most wide open" town between Havana and Tokio, is worthy of atten- ton.
 There is no effort to enforce prohi- bitfon by city county, state or Federal
 officials. Scranton is selling alcoholic
 beverages to Scrantonites, to friends
 of Scrantonites and to utter strangers,
 without fear or favor. Even the ven-
 erable Sunday closing law is without
 authority or respect as is demonstrate
 ed every Monday morning in the po-
 lice courts where from ten to twenty
 men, arrested the preceding day for |intoxication, are arralgned steadasy as the day comes around.
 Saloon men now regard Sunday as the best day of the week for DuSlneSs. All day their places are thronged. Many, even in the central part of the city, admit their customers boldly through the front door and keep the bar lined from end to end all day. Some places are said to make more money on Sunday than in the other six days of the week. At almost all of them extra barkeepers are hired to heIp out in the Sunday rush.
 Double pay fHr Sunday work Is one of the most important of the demands made by the Bartenders' Union. An other significant demand is for T in stead of s5 a day for the extra men, The bartenders want minimum wage of $35 week instead of $2O, with s1 an hour instead of 75 cents for all overtime. They want $1O instead or $I | a day for serving drinks at clam | bakes, picnics and outings of various | kinds, and a nine-hour instead of a ten-f1our day. The utter disregard for the law shown by the authorities has more than Justified the serenity with which 1 the majority of hotel men here ac- cepted 'tprohi0bition." About ninety of l them---the pessimists---went out or
 business when prohibition went into | effect" More than two hundred, how
 ever, decided to keep on at the old 1 stand.
 1 Their profits are said to be enor- nous. Whisky is sold for 50 cents a drink and or 5 per cent beer for 1l cents a glass. Virtually everywhere l the beer is beer and, in the best places the whisky is whisky It is in the other places that the inordinate profits l are made NTheyesen what is known as
 "blue flame" which is part whisky
 part ether and part water.
 | The fame of Scranton has penetrat-
 ed for hundreds of miles and motor ists come here from New York. Phil
 adelphia, Waterbury, Conn.,; Detrolt
 Buffalo, and scores of other cities te
 stock up. The liquor sells for $2o .
 gallon and there is said to be profi'
 | of SIS on each gallon.
The Bridgeport times and evening farmer., 1920-05-21
BaniSh Nervousness
Put Vigor and Ambition in
 to Run Down, Tired Out People

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 If you work too hard, smoke too much, or are nervous because of over indulgence of any kind, Wen delrs Pills, Ambition Brand, will make you feel better in three days or money back from Hindle Pharmacy and Hartigan Drug Store on the first box purchased.
 AS a treatment for affections of the nervous system, constipation, loss oi appetite, trembling. sleep1essness, ex- hausted vitality or Nervous Indiges- ton. get a box of Wendelrs Pills Ambition Brand. today on the money back p1an.-Adv.
The Bridgeport times and evening farmer., 1920-05-21
Liquid Fire

A liquid fire to the bedbugs. ants, roaches and fleas is what the new chemical discovery really is. although there is no danger or no damage to De done by using it to your springs, Furniture or clothing. This new chemical is known Pesky Devils Qufetus. p. D. Q. Costs 35c, but this few cents will have the power of ridding your house of bedbugs, ants, -oaches and fleas if you purchase P. ID. O. P. D. Q. Is used and recorn- mended by the leading Hospitals and Railroad Companies as the safest and oufckest way of ridding the pesky bedbugs, ants. reaches.
 Special hospital size s2.5o-make es five gal1ons-your druggist has it or can procure 1t for you or sent pre- pafd either size to your address on receipt of price by the Owl Chemical Co. Terre Haute, Ind. The success of P. D. Q. has caused imitators to have been prosecuted, peddling an inn atition. Genuine F. D. Q. is never peddlsd.-Adv.