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The Washington times., 1920-12-21
SLAIN MAYORS KIN
TO ARRIVE TONIGHT
Sisters-in-laW of MacCurtain
Coming to Testify Before
PrOberS of IreaInd.

Misses Anna and Susan Walsh, sis
ters-in-law of Lord Mayor of Cork
MacCurtain, who was slain by British
policemen in his home there, will ar
rive at Union Station at $50 o'clock
tonight to testify before the Ameri-
can Commission on Conditions in Ire
land, which resumed it's sessions at
the Hotel Lafayette this morning.
The Misses Walsh, who arrived in
New York from Ireland yesterday,
were visiting their sister on the night
the British policemen broke into me
MacCurtain home and seized and neld
Mrs. MacCurtain while they shot her
husband to death before her eyes. Eff
teen minutes later Mrs. MacCurtain
became the mother of twins, who
were born dead. They will tell the
story of the crime on the witness
stand at the Hotel Lafayette tomor-
row.
On their arrival here tonight, the
Misses Walsh will proceed direct to
the Hotel Lafayette. where they will
review the forty-fifth consecutive
daily parade of local sympathizers
with the efforts of the Irish for
freedom. Seventy-two of these pa
rades, each of which circles the
White House, were authorized last
November 3 by the Padraic Pearse
Branch, American Association for
Recognition of the Irish Republic, to
commemorate the seventy-second
DAY fast Of Lord Mayor McSwiney.
of Cork, MacCurtain's immediate
successor, which ended with his
death in a London prison. The pa
rade tonight will leave the Pearse
branch headquarters, COL E street
northwest, promptly at $50 o'clock.
On the committee which will well
come the Misses Walsh at Union
Station tonight will be: Mr.. and
Mrs. Rosa Downing, Mr.. and Mrs.
Peter A. Drury, Mr.. and Mrs. Will
liam Claggett, Miss Margaret Bros
nahan, Miss Margaret Buckley, the
Rev. John J. Callaghan. Andrew l.
Hickey, Joseph A. Daily. Daniel Has
sett, John j. Sullivan, and Patrick
Shugrue.
The Washington times., 1920-12-21
SYMPATHY FOR IRELAND
IS GROWING IN LOUVAIk

LONDON, Dec. 21.-Sympathy in
J,ouvain, Belgium, for the cause of
Ireland is increasing, according to a
dispatch from Amsterdam.
The Union of Flemish Students has
5ust given an Irish evening" at
which a Flemish priest lectured on
Irish history.
The British embassy. the dispatch
adds, Is displeased over the pro-Irtsh
sentiment and is seeking to influence
tho press in favor OF the English pol
tcy.
Louvain's sympathy for Ireland
probably arises from the incidents
connected with the sack OF Balbriggan,
an Irish town shot up and burned
by black and tans. The incident was
compared with the havoc wrought
by tho Germans In Louvain, and tho
British press referred to Balbriggan
a. '1reland's Louvain.-
The Washington times., 1920-12-21
PLAZA DANCE
At INAUGURAL
Committee Plans New Carnival
Feature for Public to Sup
plement Big Ball.

The local features Of the inaugu-
ration ceremonies bid fair TO sur
pass the national features Of the
event. Edward B. Mclean, chair
man Of the inaugural committee, TO-
day is considering several features
of a purely local nature that Will
go far to make the Capitals wei,
come to the incoming President and
the hordes of visitors an occasion
long to be remembered.
DANCE ON PLAZA
one of the latest suggestions Is
monster dance on the Capitol plaza
weather permitting, as an added at
traction. 1t is planned in connection
with the plaza dance to have some
OF the guests of the big ball come
down there first for a dance or two
and then go to the ball. The capitol
plaza, 1t is pointed out, Is spacious
enough to hold any crowd that would
want to dance and the light there Is
as good as in any hall in the city.
Just how the pavement Will be
treated for the dancing has not been
determined. but it is believed some
material will have to be spread over
IL to insure the best dancing floor.
1t has been suggested that some sort
Of meal be spread, which would not
only give a good dancing surface, but
also impart a snow-like effect 10
the surface. AS the dancers would
be in street costume the snowflake
surface would make the affair highly
picturesque.
This is In line with Chairman Nc
Leans proposal to make part Of the
Inauguration ceremonies sort OF
Mardi-Gras.
CARNIVAL PLAN POPULAR.
Chairman Mclean has been deluged
with praise for the new carnival
feature of the Inauguration, which
will supply amusement to thousands
who otherwise would wander aim
lessly up an d down Pennsylvania
avenue tho night Of March for
want Of q better way to pass the
time.
The inaugural committee got down
10 work in earnest today and the
Gridiron room in the Willard Hotel
is being fitted up with furniture and
office supplies. William o. Duckstien
has been appointed assistant secre-
tary of the inaugural committee and
will be in charge of the office.
Barry Buckley was appointed chair
man of the committee on club hos
pitality. and Huston Thompson chair
man of the Boy Scouts committee.
Chairman Mclean announced other
chairmen Of subcommittee will be
announced during the next week.
when he expects to have the entire
body appointed and working.
Jess w. Smith, secretary OF the
committee, was at headquarters most
of the day consulting with the chair
men of the subcommittee.
The Washington times., 1920-12-21
M CHORD ASSAILS
EXPRESS MERGER
Public Peril, Says Member Of
&c. C.-Gives Monopoly to
American Railway Co.

Merger OF the four principal express
companies into the American Railway
Express Company authorized by the
Interstate Commerce Commission, now
makes IL impossible for any other
express company TO enter the neld, In
competition with the consolidated
company, Commissioner c. &. McChord
said today.
McChoJG Asserted the merger only
creates ?. Sreater monopoly In the
express BUSINESS. He assails the
majority opinion Of the commission.
and declared the granting of the
application TO combine the four ex-
press units was fraught with ele-
ments OF danger to the public.
Commissioner Mcchord and Com
missioner Meyer were arrayed against
the other seven commissioners on the
proposition.
The Washington times., 1920-12-21
IRISH WITNESS WAS
DENIED PASSPORT
Manchester Woman Says U. S.
Vice Consul Exacted Gag"
Promise to Sign.
CONTINUED from First Page. }

regarding the Irish situation Mrs.
Robinson made it clear that she spoke
only for f/rself and the Womens In
terantional League.
"This opinion is" she declnyed, "thnt
Ireland should he permitted to set Up
a government Of it's own indie pen de n (
of Great Britain"
The belief is very widespread in
England, however, she said, that {,
sort of a dominion home rule should
be set up in Ireland One conviction
that is in the minds of many per.
sons. she said. is that the British
troops should be withdrawn to the
seaboards that an end may be put to
the murders on lonely inland roads.
UNNECESSARY BLOODsHED.
81 firmly believe" she said, that
the exhibition of force in Ireland has
ned to much unnecessary bloodshed"
Much of the growth of the Sim
Tein movement in Ireland can be
traced directly to the execution of
|Sinn Fein leaders by the British au-
'thorities, Mrs. Robinson said.
Before 1916" she said, few peo-
ple in England thought of the Sim
Fein as a political movement. Then
came the executions and imme d lately
Sthe demand for absolute independ-
tence assumed greater proportions"
The Washington times., 1920-12-21
US. Flag on Every Christmas Tree

DAYTON. Ohio. Dec. 2l.-Presl'
dent-elect Warren q. Harding in
dorses the movement OF Richard q.
Fowler. OF this city. to have the
American flag placed at the top OF
all christmas trees. Asked for an
endorsement OF the movement. the
President-elect replied:
Il am In receipt OF your tele-
gram OF recent date concerning the
movement to place the American
flag at the top OF all Christmas
trees, and the Immediate ana
hearty response met with from our
people.
You asked me for an endorse
ment OF this idea, with a view 10
making IL the national custom. i
am sure that anything l might
say that would have a tendency to
reverence and respect for our mas
idea which you have originated al
hina4 with haantifII 4
The Washington times., 1920-12-21
IRISH HACKERS OPEN
OFFICES IN RICHMOND

RICHMOND. Va, Dec. 21.-The
capital OF the Old Dominion is to be-
Srome, temporarily at least, the seat
~ executive activities OF the nation
pvide movement to secure for tho
t3inn Fein government of Ireland the
Recognition OF tho nations of the
world
Daniel CuIlers O'F1aherty. formerly
spf the law firm OF O'F1ahcrty. Fulton.
and Byrd. who was recently elected
gational secretary OF the American
Association for Recognition of the
Irish Republic. which Is Endorsed by
Jre-idont De Valera, OF the irish re-
publc, A. the most Representative
The Washington times., 1920-12-21
LIFE FOR OUTLAW
WHO SLEW ORPHAN

LEXINGTON, Ky, Dec. 21.--Grover
Gabbard. mountain desperate, was
sentenced to life in the penitentiary
at Bonneville, Owsley county, yester-
day for the murder of Bessie Allen,
aged seventeen
The testimony showed that Cab
bard. Harlan Baker. Robert Sandlin.
Robert Clark and another man, went
to the girls home and demanded that
she go with them into the woods.
When she refused the outlaws
threatened to burn the girls home
with all the occupants. She then
consented to go, and placed herself
under Gabbard's protection. That
was at \ o'clock at night. Three
hours later the men brought the girl
back to the house riddled with bull
let's and dying.
The Washington times., 1920-12-21
BLOCKS EXTENSION FOR
INCOME TAX DELNQUENTS

Tho Edmunds resolution extending
for nifty days tho time in which do
linaucnt tax payers can pay their
income taxes to tho Government.
previously reported by tho House
Ways and Means Committee. was or
dored withdrawn today from tho
House by tho committee.
A report was received from Sec
rotary Houston OF the Treasury
showing the disastrous effect on the
Treasury OF such delay in payments
OF taxes from business concerns.
The Washington times., 1920-12-21

urer. James J. Hackett; chairman OF
standing committee, Francis ]. Raj
ferty: sergeant-at-arms. Daniel r..
Hyland, ST.; sentinel. James NJ.
Frank: chaplain, the Rev. Francis ID.
McGraw; physician. DR.. Michael j.
Ready. members of the standing
committee, Daniel Sullivan, Felix
Moriarty, Edward Garvey and Will
liam Hyland. The officers will be in
stalled at the next regular meeting
TO be held in January.
The Washington times., 1920-12-21
U. S. MAIL FOR ERIN
BURNED AT PLYMOUTH

PLYMOUTH, England, Dec. 20
Tho Holland-America liner Rotterdam
landed nearly $500 bags of mail f'Sm
New York here yesterday. The last
tender load burst into flames on ar
irving at the quay and many bags
were burned. Others were recovered
from the sea The mail lost consisted
chiefly of Irish parcels.
The Washington times., 1920-12-21
Sheahan Heads A. o. n.

Joseph i. Sheahan was elected
president OF Division No. :. Ancient
order OF Hibernians at a meeting
yesterday in the Kidder Building,
500 Twentieth street northwest.
Other officers elected were: vice pres
ident. Matthias =. Griffin; recording
secretary, Daniel NJ. Stanton; financial
secretary. James Z. MORTALITY; treas
The Washington times., 1920-12-21

mat ne was '"""'~ri"i mas
ihere was poS sort OF ch'u-
Desu, you hh"w' VINO uSeu 10 DC
hho~h as my iriehu.
nc Was suSh nue. ooS' ne hau
an nuloHhooli'. Ahu' you Know
yen s.Ii1 ago 'heIa were hot many
ah'oiliop,,es III hllie okIahonliah
towns re was considered something
Vi calon' inc o'her slris thoush'
was iu'NS'
M"uiu nave peeh' perhaps u
ne ana IL MT ramon had not
Wen MI. iaamoh asked me one day
II 1 would go rang occasionally
win MN IL ne Dousht himselt an au-
tomoolie'
khe" theh--reallzed fully-what
80 .,idin na"" "e , was NY T is" %,
III,
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.uinb WI 20" II you hau S'rihs
VI 49, .,, A..
nat strange thlhs that
shouiu nave sara that ana meant IL.
/ At
',er ~ SAT III Jane .,a''on
"u'o . n,i" anu ra.t'eu WIN nun
49, oN'"hU'ha roaus from ohe Oil
i'!a ~ n',o'iei.
1 HsaIn ne calhe ihto the store ABOUT
'. s 'iihe ana i showed MN d
SCI VI iuis mat hau just arriEeu. L
suGgesteu that, maybe ne would IKE
10y 'm.'n ior ms VIE.
o VII guy you All 'he Iurs you
u
M lie sone 'i,he IN my o,,'ce'
NY NY iace pu, heu at .ne Insult.
nv Moi"ah 'uineo more towaru me
anu away rom 'he hineteen-year-oid
IL Wv on neI o,her sue
- - ~" anu '"' "oi's
"''e ""i''hs.
| "MAsTERFUL MAN"
And then one day / did go to his
| Office. i did not like him. i despised
him. But-he was just a masterful
man and / had laughed at him."
1t is no easy thing for n woman of
| Clara lannon's refinement - and she
| possesses refinement as surely as Jake
Hamon possessed wealth and power
when he died-it is no easy thing for
her to put into words for the world
TO read such memories. She con-
| tinued:
But ! have made up my mind to be
!
judge me on earth as l am with my
Zoo VINO must Judge me after
while. / am telling all.
1.-THE mnn really became wonderful
In my eyes after we had become
NEUTRALITY-SUSPICIOUS. he got to beating
me.
''Those nrst few month"; think
perhaps he thought Of them ~ he
said goodbye to ne when he lay ON
his deathbed In the Ardmore Hospital.
Il can never forget them. They
are the rev HAPPY patches IN the
'enturr vi my me.
ne ,ooN me ay WIN MN. ne
"as p'i '''"n TIC"
po ,.r
nnu W 81
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10 ,,,a.
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80 - :, his shnInw u,h,snarino
aI,,a,,. .ncour,oemont ond ody;c.
..Tt ,hiIi,, 90 .n,orr,r -,
.oa ~, tha stort Tha En,wiado.
- .d,,isn him acou;r.d hecau..J
to,oa 80,
.uc dependeS On me. he loved
TO- n. -ou,d ...I out .,I.,
,.ons hut ,,w.,. 4. ..ue h,.L =.
ma.
| "rboso eor,y ware ~ our ron.nc.
u.re wearvinp Night inter Might
have aIent in tho rear Of his Ittl.
automobile at the site Of oil pros
nects we we're examining.
"The struggle and the exhaustinC
The Washington times., 1920-12-21
Census Paw for Soldiers.

The House Census Committee has
reported favorably bill providing
for the payment OF 3 cents per name
for all soldiers who aided in taking
the 1920 census.
The Washington times., 1920-12-21

THE ri. REV. CHARLES
SUMNER BURCH. bishop
Of the Protestant Episcopal
diocese of New York. who
died suddenly yesterday from
heart disease.
The Washington times., 1920-12-21

CIR HORACE PLUNKETT,
Irish statesman and father
of the dominion plan for the
solution of the Irish question.
recently arrived in New York
from Europe.
The Washington times., 1920-12-21

To euro . Gold IN One Day
Take Groves LAXATIVE BROMO QUI-
NINE tsblsts The genuine bears the zig
The Washington times., 1920-12-21
MADE HAMON,.SAYS
AFF|N|TY-SLAYER
Woman Who Slew Oil King De-
clares She INSPIRED" His
Great Success.

CONTINUED from First PaEe.)
hatinE hin, In those times long after
ward when he would beat me-"
~ did not Hike his ~ye.-the way he
would stare and Ie~r mt me.
MINT he MIA "A .laasIrr IuI maA.,
The Washington times., 1920-12-21
THREE OTHER MOUTHS
TO FEED.

Still needed .............. 1,l0O.OO
NO. 3. BOY sCOUTs-DOING A
GOOD TURN EACH DAY.
Amount asked for....... 5000
Previously acknwl-
edged $4,000 ,
Plate Printers
Union ........... 500 1856
Still needed ........... 885
The daily Alaskan., 1920-10-07
f < r + . < % Y ' { { ( $ F
 PROFESSIONAL CARDS | + + z < $ : + < ( r < 4 2
DR. L. s KELLER
 Dentist

Most Modern Methods
 Office HougU: 9-12 8. m. l-6 ?. ID. AissAan huIldIng Broadway SEAGWAY ALASKA
The daily Alaskan., 1920-10-07
W H. STOUT

Att oraey At l. a V
 Practice h all courts
 It Territory Of Alaska HNlNFS ALASKA. !
The daily Alaskan., 1920-10-07
Notice of Election

Notice is Hereby given that pur suant to an act of Congress, approved May 2, 1906, entitled "An Act pro v:dtng for the election Of dele gate to. the House Of Represente tives from the Territory of Alaska. and an act of Congress, approved. August 24, 1912. entitled, An act to cre2te a legislative as7am bIy in the Territory of Alaska, to ccIter legislative powers thereon, and for other purposes" and in con fc rmity herewith. a general cleo ton will be held on Tuesday. Novem Der Z, 1920 between the hours Of s clock e. m. and ' o'clock p. m. Of said day;
 For the rurpose of electirG the following officers, to wit:
 A delegate to the House Of R resentatives from the Territory ot Alaska;
 One member Of the senate of the Territory Of Alaska
 Four members Of the House of Representatives of tho Territory d Alaska.
 TWO road commissioners for road district No. One;
 One Attorney General for the Territory of Alaska.
 The Common Council of Skagway. Having Heretofore, by Ordinance Duly Designated the Voting Pre- cincts of Said Town and the Poll ing Ilace in each Thereof The Flee tors are Hereby Notified:
 Tha. al Duly Qualified Voters, residing within the boundarifs cf said Town of skagway Will vote at City Hal building 10 cated on Fifth Street in and upon Lot 3 Of block which is owned by The City of Skagway Alaska the same being the Duly Designated Poll ing place in and for said Town or SkagWay.
 Dated this 18th day of Septemb"r 1920.
 (Signed) The Common Council of
 The Town of skagway
 By Walter McBrien, Clerk.
The daily Alaskan., 1920-10-07
HaineS Notes
Especial Correspondence)
previous years

HaIncs, Oct. 5-On Thursday eve ming Sept, 2Sth a few of the'riendS of MT. and Mrs. R. NJ Odell met at MT. Odells to celebrate the fit ieth anniversary of their marriage or the golden wedding of the host and hostess. The eyeHinS'was spent at cards and a very enjoyable time had. 4 fine lunch was served by the hosAessp at eleven o'clock. Those present were Mir. and Mrs. Odell, Mir. and Mrs. Carll Bjornstad, MT and Mrs. Richard Kennedy Mrs. Pine and W. B. Stout.
 I: Is indeed very few people wh hove lived together for fifty years a7 husband and wife; in fact very
The daily Alaskan., 1920-10-07

Mr Solomon has sold his In trrrst in the Chilkat Packing com pany and expects to leave on the City of seattle for Portland whera he I'll make his future home. MT. and Mrs. Solomonl have made may friends in Haines who regret, to see tAem leave, but hope their, lots may be cast in pleas%rt'piaces.
 Mir. James McGrew Is down from, Porcupino aad reports every thing moving along nicely. The Govern mant surveyors are in the Porcupine country making the government sur voy plating; the land into townships and sections.
The daily Alaskan., 1920-10-07

few people live that long after their marriage, and while MT. and. Mrs. Odeu are wei along In years'they are hale and hearty. Their friends numbered by their acQuaintances, hy2O they may live for many cars ye. and enjoy the fruits of their
 labcrs.
 On Friday evening a little mnsi cal Was had at the house of w. B. Stout. The evening being spent in socill! conversation and music, both vocA and instrumental. ThCs present were Mir. aud Mrs. Gray. the Misses Cochran and a couple of the bo,s from the Garrison.
The daily Alaskan., 1920-10-07

Seattlc, sept. 29 - Alaska and North Pacific Coast water have yi'li ed salmon harvest valued at S6O.4IroO0 during thu present sea son. Tlis reyised estimated pac wa: compiled by tAe Pacific Canned Fish Brokers AssOci'tion main tauiur headquarters in seattle. The vast significance of the 1920 har y,su riay Lc observed by the fact that this estimated peek involves grand total Of 5000 eases co .r'nius 2gO.GtO.0Uo o8s pound cans.
 Thcae figurcs represent tho se1 sons canning operations in tho Wa ters of AIaskaI British Columbia, Co!umria River and Puget Sound. A,asza com~s to the front With ,a- Ji-sgst p2c; 4,225,OJJ cases.
 british Columbia c&nnenes pacl yd 65Q.O0O eases whIe 1S0, ,OO0 cases ",Ie canned on Puget sound. Tne varieties ot salmon canned in West eru C,rtr~I and Southeastern A asA1 w-re as followsl; Red salmon I.Igp.U00 cases; Kings, S5,000; Co hos 10000 cases; Pi0ks, 1,572, orJ and Chums. 967,O0O cases.
The daily Alaskan., 1920-10-07
Stiff g05nGs
 Sore Muscles
SmooEaeG Ou- Ey aamlln's
 E';zaSL oil

Soreness and stiffness resulting from unac-ustowci vsa of muscles CT too much .N--c.sg. such as ten ms. baseball, golf, hanI-ball. etc, give way quickly Co the soothing effect ot Uaml0's Wizard Oin It peue.rates ils-. drives out the sore ness. and l,,u's-s up stiff, aching joints and muscles.
 rr.-Ha.s Wizard DI ls good da0oa1- .r.a ---par.sIan -n have In tha medicine .H-.. rn~ Hss- a5f arI when thH doctor may te slr away. ir is an absolutely ra.uh.s aufss-rI.- application for cuts. burns. h.-as and s-nes S7ra!us and bruises rn.r rapidly -aIa- ttz soothing. penetrating qualities Keep 4t oa hand.
 Generous size ln.'.r G.r.
 z ynn .-e .guGa.eI w.-h constipation or sick h-.lacha tTv HtwI!us Wizard Liver Whips Just pleasant Itc!G pink pills Co. druggists for zoe.
The daily Alaskan., 1920-10-07

Recent advices from section iA Jicate a big Increase in poDuIation and au optimistic boom spirit. The big gold dush shipment just receiv cd here represents the pionoring of placer miners banning the tributary streams of the Kuskowim. Be l"cen 1000 and 5000 tourists Were handed on the White Pass, line during the summer season which breaks the record of previous years.
The daily Alaskan., 1920-10-07
Motorists Startled by
 Cigarette Smoking Snake

Motoring near rrI,y.m0to, Pa. a rr- os motorists were cnn- f~nau' ry a IA'- h'arhsHaEH rum . .~ ,.n m.GG', Q. .hn ro@l -~...- v ..-.rs.to. They rule nuf rn..r .,n~ 10 make Sme they We're ..t ~...r- things wurn .nry U...H "n...n- nearby and sr,rrs .a.a- @.u stepped from ,.r hr...-. TJ'y were mem arr- 70. Prof. J. X. InrgISou's '..: s~ nr ra~.ss.r~ from 'h" PrDn- ~yry.r5a sal. college. who wrnr ramrn- nearby and had Killed 'Hr snake and put the ci-- a-a..r in is mouth ru N'r what would happen when inc first man vno r>mc along would dis- cover ir.
The daily Alaskan., 1920-10-07

O.. Alfred II. B-oDks, geoloyist il cGar=e Ia Alaska, arrived ta s" a.us Tuasaay afternoon after q meath ~reur in tho oil and mineral i3Ls 0. the territory ColouJ Brooks says cu produced !a tho Ka,alla uv.ds an3 reCucd there Is tho higb est. .radc in the United States. Il saw uhsro will be moro d~iung D lorr spring on account of per miJs ,rd JHcIe are seepGges iu 'aG uus fields. The fields at KaJ
 gre accessible ly watr- as they ar2
The daily Alaskan., 1920-10-07
ALlsKt SALMON PACK FOB I920
 EXCEEDED 290,0O0,000 POUNDS

adjacent to Controller Bay Wh'r, wharyes can be put in. There has beeu considerable claim stalking on the west sido of Cock Inlet near Iiamna Bay.
The daily Alaskan., 1920-10-07
C2tar-n Eauz

vyirn l..tr,r.. ..rlLl. $. a5 they r.rr,. ....- r.. s r.. disease. .,r-r--.. .. 2. r...- -~-rt.y iU- ,7...r.... --.. 70. .. --.Iagus, and l- m...- .. .... .r take GU tr-.,.,r. ~r-.Ev ...... ..r.rra NGdi- -.-rr ... ....,t ,grs tGru tNg r'a-r ... -r. -r..-... ... res Ot tae s..s-..r .H..r ..e was -.-.,s....tr... ..- ..r-r u- 20. .ngsiC!ans -Nr.. ....-~-. -.- - L- ts com n .-.F ..I .r--. ..- -ra Dr.. ..r.rs hGown, E..-rn......f win -. .. blood nr-,. -s T.r .a-r.-. .rr. nation Of r..r ,-a--. ...~ts .s ...z .1.rh Ged,- c.-r IS UH- pr."....- s""G wonderful ves...s .- ..-l.T-.... ,g.. ..-s- sad Tor r. J. CuENUT * co. Psu.s.. T7.eao, O. All DCuEE.sts- .5s
 Halls Family EIlIs sc- constipation.
 -Ady art issnent.
Atlanta tri-weekly journal. [volume] (Atlanta, Ga.) 1920-19??, 1920-10-23
STRENCTHLESS
SEEMED DYING
So Weak She Could Hardly
Move, Says Indiana Lady.
One Bottle of Cardui Put
Her on the Road to
Recovery

Tangier, 1nd.-"Four years ago
this summer 1 was sick in bed
writes Mrs. Lille McElweee. Of this
place "I had been under the doctors
care for five weeks. was
pretty bad, and I was just as nerv-
Gus as I could be. I could
not sleep at night until 10 or -
o'clock. When L would doze off and
wake up I would be all of trem-
BILE with nervousness.
1.-THE doctor called my trouble ca
tarrh Of the 1t gave me such
that I could not bear another one.
Then I would chill q. the pains
would just seem to shake me all
over, and the next day 1 would be
so weak could hardly move. would
be so utterly strengthless that it
would seem as if I were dying.
after one of my bad spells =.
and I had almost died, I picked up
the Home Treatment Book and de-
cided to try Cardui. Before 1 had
taken a whole bottle, I could sleep at
night. I don't remember just
how long, but in a short time 1 was
up and helping with the work !. :"
Over forty years of successful use
has proven the value Of Cardui in
the treatment Of many common fe-
All druggists sell Cardui, for wom-
en.-(AdYt.)