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SveÌŒt = World. [volume] (Cleveland, Ohio) 1911-1939, 1920-10-30

Lulu videla ten pohled a po-
rozumela mu.
Vstala a postavila sc pred
neho vesele Sc zasmala.
"Nemam no u sebe, mily no.
chu. RozumiS? Je to pfilis wa
cna listina a mohla by te snad-
no pfivesti do pokuseni, kdy-.
bych il podrzela u sebe."
"DobTe, a co chcete ucinit ?"
tazal Sc tax hneoive, jak jen
byl S to. "Co zamyslite?"
"Zamyslim, re 81 mne We
zines, drahy hochu. Rozhodla
jsem Sc stati Sc lady Greville.
Pred nekolika minutami ujistil
isl mne, re vec ia je nemoznou.
Myslim vsak, re isl nyni zme-
nil svuj nahled. Mic neni ma
svete nemozne. Davno jsem Sc
ma tom usnesla. Snad Sc ii to
bude zdati divine, re bych ia
mela byti lady Greville; ale to
by nebylo ami polovice tax
divine, jako videti pana Stan
ley Greville ma lavici obzalo-
vanych ma policejnim soudu
pro podvod."
On. zaklel septem. Tato ze-
ma hodila mu klicku ma kirk a
on to vedel; nenavidel il, jak
jen jeho podla povaha nenavi-
deti mohla.
"Rozhodni Sc, Greville, y
pravila ustepacnym smi.
chem. "Opakuji nabidnuti
ktere jsem ucinila vtera. Ne
ktere zeny chilly by namitky
proti provdani Sc "a muze OBJ.
vineneho z podvodu, ale" -
pri tom pokrcila rameny -"ja
nejsem tax vybirava. Podvod.
mix bez titule byl by hnusny
ale s titulem - e co! Clovek
mnoho spolkne k Will tomu
Nuze, rozhodni Sc.
On Sc rozhodl. Co jineho mt
zbyvalo? Nemohl nikudy Wy.
vaznout. Svolil k jejim podmin
kan, &C to necinil zpdsoben
velmi zdvorilym.
"Myslfm, ze 81 vas muslin
witt" pravil s prudkym zakle
MIN, "ale nikdy bych k tomr
nesvolil, kdybych nemusel."
"Ah! ale nemGzes 81 pomo
ci, mily hochu," odvetila ons
ustepacne.
A to bylo jejich zasnoubeni
SveÌŒt = World. [volume] (Cleveland, Ohio) 1911-1939, 1920-10-30
SPOLECENSKY VECfREK Y
MILES KNIHOVNE.

V p6ndelf, 1. listopadu, u
sporadan bude jeden z tax o.
blibenych vecfrki v knihovne
Miles Park pofadanych. Pred
|naseti bude miss Gilsenova cd
Joseph and Feiss Co. Program
|Zpestren bude hudbou ceskeho
kvarteta.
SveÌŒt = World. [volume] (Cleveland, Ohio) 1911-1939, 1920-10-30
KRAJAN JERRY r. ZMUNT

kandiduje ma republikanskem
listku ma TRAD -okresniho komi-
safe. Krajan Zmunt ma dobry
rekord, jako m6stsky radnf, v
kteremz sboru sc vzdy vyzna-
menaval jistou agilnosti. Nenf
pochyby, ze ma jeho osobu Sc
pri uterni volbe soustredf zna-
cny pocet hlasG.
SveÌŒt = World. [volume] (Cleveland, Ohio) 1911-1939, 1920-10-30
5Z3ll1l!iH9I5ass;lS;!1
DOBA NEJISTOTY MINULA.

Nyni lie s vetSi jistotou
predvidati, re alespon v oboru
stfiznfho zbozf dusahly ceny
nejnizsiho bodu pro pritom-
nou dobu. Klesly ma stejny stu
pen S ostatnfm zbozfm jako Sc
spodnim pradlem, puncocha-
mi a veskerym jinym zbozim,
ktere nebylo nikdy mad pomer
zdrazeno.
Pritomne ceny odpovidaji
pfitomnym vydelkum a prizni-
veisl dolby k nakupu nelze O.
cekavati. Vysoke mzdy niz-
ke ceny jsou vetsi nemoznosti
nez mike mzdy a vysoke ceny.
Ted Sc dostavuje V kazde
domacnosti nejvySsi potfeba III
mnich zasob strizniho a w
bavniho zbozi, pfikryvek,
spodniho a vrchniho prada,
pleteneho zbozi, puncoch a
vsech jinych potreb toho dru-
hu, ktere vzdycky nejvyhod-
n6ji koupfte V stfiznfch OBJ
chodech ''u KoudelI", 4735
Broadway a 4288 Warner Rd.
a nikdo nemel by promeskati
pTftomne mirne ceny.
SveÌŒt = World. [volume] (Cleveland, Ohio) 1911-1939, 1920-10-30

Greville Park, venkovske sidlo
sira Patricka Greville, lezel u
prostred proslule krajiny To-
vecke; ctihodny baronet, ac
sam nebyl velkym sportsma-
mem, mel sportovni sympatie
a drzel otevfeny dun pro low
ce lisek a jejich pratele, kdy.
koli dlel v Greville Parku.
Jeho syn mohl snadno fici,
re to nebylo spatne misto k
ztraveni nekolika dni.
Jednoho vecera pred vano-
ci, dlel Stanley Greville v po-
koji Lulu-ine a vsemozne Sc
pokousel Lulu premluviti, ably
ustoupila cd sveho zameru,
ktery 81 predsevzala, totiz jiti
do sousedstvi Greville Parku
ma nekolik dni a baviti sc To-
vem.
SveÌŒt = World. [volume] (Cleveland, Ohio) 1911-1939, 1920-10-30
PRECTETE 81 TOTO PRED
VOLBOU DNE z. LISTOPADU

prav, ze zapomfna sluzby prokazahe
verenos. a ze tyto odmenovany jsou nevdekem
NenriklAnfme nAhled1m a oprame nase pre-
avad.enf tento TO- 1920 porazl ia
referendnf pokus uvaiti lid poueni drahy pouz
Porazka tao bya unozne
na len snabou EpMy NDA II. HAsERODTA jenz tomuo cfi
ochotne yenova svuj nadanf svoji prac co Sc
sta vsichni
uznavA lid taktch oddanSch suzeb? Jest
imfno EDNUNDA HASERODTA vedl tomto boil
lid slechetna veleu2ecna
ba lobe prokAzana, vymazana pameu?
Dne listopadu bud voli6styo roZhodovat EDMtN-
DOW r. HASERODTovL kandidatu ufad okres klerka
Slouzil let toutez pill tim
ropm duchem uvedenem boil Dokazte Nasi
ydeenost napsanfm pred jeho menem dokaze mu-
verejnpch su2bach ze Jste hooVi od-
meniti Grade TAX jako zatratit
nepoctivost a sobeckost
Podepsano
NJ r uaRRysox JOS. w. BARTI MEX
HENRY e SCuACFER v
A. j. SKLENICkA A. KOLLIN
r. w. BALLARD ID r..
MULLIGAN JOS. j. sACHA
The Birmingham age-herald., 1920-10-08
JOHNNY ]. JONES IS
 IRREGULAR FELLOW

Johnny J. Jones, sole owner and man ager of over s2OO,O0O worth Of attrac- tons and exhibits at the state fair, IS only regular fellow after all, as was proved yesterday afternoon by a little incident which was witnessed by several hundred people.
 He was standing out in front of the merry-go-'round yesterday afternoon when he noticed little dirty-faced chap who looked to be about seven years old, and who was scrambling around and over a pile of boxes.
 ssLost anything. sonnyv' inquired MT Jones, walking towards the little fellow
 At first the little fellow refused to answer, but after being asked again he replied ,, .,. o. that me and my little brothers was go- ing to ride on the flying-jenny with.
 Well never mind that sonny. come on and I'll get you in.'
 ~And my little brothers. too.~ chirped the little fellow.
 AYes, you and all your brothers" an Ewered Mir. Jones
 The little fellow darted away but ap- paared again in few seconds. Lined up behind him were nearlyya a dozen little chaps of various sizes and appearances
 The sole owner and manager of one oi the largest travelling shows In the country recovered his breath in a mo- nfent and then with hand that was a tpifle shakey he began to write passes A moment later dozen pair of feet beating in perfect time. disappeared to gether under tent flap.
The Birmingham age-herald., 1920-10-08
NO COPY IN U. s.
Stenographic Record of Proceedings of Peace Conference Are Abroad
By Associated Press

By Associated Press
 Washington. October 7-.-Today's con tribution from the White House in the controversy between President Wilson and Senator Spencer of Missouri, who charged the President with having deti- nitely promised the aid of the American army and navy to Roumania and Serbia at the peace conference, was a state ment by Secretary Tumulty that the President has no stenographic report of the eighth plenary session. at which the promise is alleged to have been made and that so far as the President knows. there is no such record in this country Senator Spencer called for the record
 The statement which the Missouri senator has charged to President Wii- son. and which is being used as part of the republican campaign against the League of Nations, is said, according to various published reports, to have been made by the President at a session of the council of four on May 31, 1919 MT Spencer, however. referred to it as hav- ing been made at the eighth plenary ses, sion of the peace conference.
 "Prsident Wilson tells me there is no stenographic record of the proceedings of the Conference in his possession" MT. Tumulty said. ''and so far as the President knows, there is none in this country.
 MT. Tumulty added that it was up to those making the charges" to produce the proof
 There was no intimation as to whether the President-would make further reply to Senator Spencer.
The Birmingham age-herald., 1920-10-08
Action Taken In Effort to Check H.
 licit Sale of Liquor
By Associated Press

Washington, october 7.-W1thdrawal of wfisky from bonded warehouses in the city of New Y ork and parts of New Jersey and Pennsylvania has been stopped temporarily. Prohibition Comm issioner Kramer announced today that the action was taken in an effort to check illicit sale of liquor in the sections which had been most troublesome" to enforcement officers
 Secrecy has surrounded the orders, is- sued several weeks ago, and they were made public today only when results or the locked door, had ben noted. The commissioner said they had brought about a great reduction In the outstano- ing stocks of whisky in the hands or wholesalers. druggists and others. Much of this quantity had been obtained unoer snbterfIlge and plain fraud, he said, and it was planned to cut off the sup nlv as a means of checking selling.
 Mr. Kramer said the ban would os maintained flor a while" longer He said A. L. Dalrymple, district prohibi- tion agent at Chicago, had requested that a similar order be issued for the Chicago district, but the prohibition bu- reau had not vet determined on course in that city. .
 While reduction in Illegal traffic in communities where the ban has been on had been undeniably great the com missioner said it had not controlled the ernnloyuent of fraudulent methods or op- taininr whisky from bonded warehouses. He added that restrictions on withdrawai could not be applied to alcohol, because of it's use for industrial purposes, ana th.t tbis sort of distilled spirits had con tiuyed on the '~bootleg' market
The Birmingham age-herald., 1920-10-08
BLAMES REPUBLICANS
Failing to Do Anything They Try to
 Block Democrats, Says Daniels
By Associated Press


 Rockford. Ill., October 7.-Secretary Daniels, speaking at democratic meet ing tonight, laid blame for present world conditions at the door of the republican party.
 Not only have the republicans failed to do things themselves" he said, but they have attempted to hold up pro- gressive legislation advocated by the democrats.
 "A reading of the republican pia,rorm vii, disclose that the only tax reforms they promise now are in almost the exact words of those urged by the Secretary of the Treasury while Congress was in ses- sion,'' said Secretary Daniels. "The re- publicans obtained power Tn 1918 by false pretense. They promised to reduce taxes and to reduce the cost of living and im- mediately to pass laws to fulfill those pledges. They cannot point to law that has reduced federal taxes or re- duced the cost of living or brought cer- tainty and stability to the country
 "'Vote for Harding and End Wilson ism is the parrot cry of tf1ousands of special pleaders who are seeking the votes of the people. They say, Down with Wilsonism,' thereby meaning down with the scores of progressive measures and sound fiscal policies which con duced the war without scandal took 100000 men from simple pursuits and put them into fighting service without disrupting production or business, and, in fact, increasing profits and the pay O. labor"
The Birmingham age-herald., 1920-10-08

The Ensley police report for Sep tember has been completed by Clerk T Dewalt Craig and is as follows; Sixty-eight convictions for gaming; thirty-eight for violating the traffic law; twenty-seven for disorderly con duct; twenty three for misconduct; nineteen for violating the prohibition law; eighteen drunks; nine lettering; six carrying concealed weapons; one for refusing to pay taxi bill; three for defaulting witness; two trespassing and other minor charges which brought the total up to 229.
 During the month property to the amount of $2s31.50 was returned to the owners by the detectives of the force.
 The receipts from the recorders s court for the month was $2,910 and from the jail s324, making total for the month of $3,234. There were 2,447 meals served to the prisoners during the month
 Mrs Marie whatley, who recently
The Birmingham age-herald., 1920-10-08
TO END THREATS
Dorsey Urges Apprehension of Those
 Who Threaten Gins
Br Associnted Press


 Atlanta, october 7.-Governore Dorsey today took steps to put an end to threats made against cotton gin opera tfons in Georgia and in letter to Sher- if W. A. Garrett of Carroll county de- clared "if legitimate business can be interfered with in this way, then bol- shevism has arrived"
 The governor urged Sheriff Garrett tc apprehend persons who have threat ened gins in Carroll county and prom ised him full support in such efforts
 Many gins in Georgia and other southern states have been warned by notices posted on them to cease ginning cotton while the present price level Is maintained. and in some eases gins have been burned.
 J. J. Brown, state commissioner of Agriculture, issued statement today, declaring cotton growers would only injure their cause by such action ana if was said the Georgia division of the American Cotton Association tomorrow will take steps to end the practice of threatening gins.
The Birmingham age-herald., 1920-10-08
MARINE NEWS
By Associated Press


 New Orleans. October 7.-C1eared: Cloutham (Br), Italy via Gibraltar; Gansijord (Nor.). Port Barrios via Bel ize. Stanne Creek and Livingstone; Lake Conesus, Matanzas, Cuba; Marianne Qtal), Trieste via Barcelonia, Catania and Venice; Walkil, Mobile. -- Cleared: Schooner Herbert May. Tunis Cuba.
 Port Eads, La. October 7.-Arrived Agwisun. Port Lobos; Barbadian (Br.), Tampico; Moline (Br.). Shields, England; Surname, Port Barrios; Sarzzaha lMex- ico), Gunboat Mexico.
 Arrived: Schooner James B. Drake, La Palta.
 Sailed: Anglesea (Br). Rotterdam via Norfolk; Chinampa, Tampico; Copan (Hond). Omoa via Port Cortez: Creole, New York; Gladiator (Br,l, Liverpool Kenowis, Hamburg. Bremen and Ant werp via Norfolk; Parismina. BocAs del Toro via Swann Island. Port Limon and Cristobal; Pioneer. Tampico; Sinaloa (Nor.). Tampioo; Walter Hardcastle, Tampico.
 Mobile, October I-Arrived, mona Sailed: Mica. Gulfport: KishacoqufIlas. Matanzas; Greystoke Castle (Br.). Hav- ana.
The Birmingham age-herald., 1920-10-08

Judge l.. II. Reynolds, republican candidate for United States Senate, spoke in the interest of his candidacy at the old Elks hall FOOT Avenue E last evening
The Birmingham age-herald., 1920-10-08
To Help Distribute Text

New York, Octoter i.--According to a recent request of George White, national democratic chairman, Will Hays wrote Mr White that he and the republican committee would be glad to help to dis tribute the text of the League of Ma dons. Mir. Hays said he also would favor disseminating the text of reserva- tions proposed by Senator Lodge.
The Birmingham age-herald., 1920-10-08
To Make Third Attempt

Washington, October "A third at- tempt to dispose of more than 1000, 0ot tons of its wooden fleet will be made by the shipping board tomorrow when bids are to be opened for the purchase of zss vessels. No bids were receivd on former offers.
The Birmingham age-herald., 1920-10-08
Givens Believed Captured

By AssOciated fress MacC1enny, Fla, October IA negro believed to be Jim Givens, charged with
 the murder of John Harvey, near here
 Sunday, which resulted in the lynching
 of three negroes and the shooting to
 death of a fourth. was arrested today at
 Fruitland, Ga A party of twelve men,
 including two deputy sheriffs. left here late today for Fruitland. declaring if the
 man arrested is Givens he will be re- turned safely to the Baker County jan here
The Birmingham age-herald., 1920-10-08

underwent serious operation at the Ensley Infirmary. has recovered suf- ficiently to be removed to her home, 1860 Pike avenue.
The Birmingham age-herald., 1920-10-08
EXPERIENCE

is not required, as all accepted SD picants arc immediately given careful course of instruction in the operation of switchboards, and s10 a week is paid beginning from the day you enter our employ as a stu dent.
The Birmingham age-herald., 1920-10-08

DODGE - Touring; good as
 new; latest model; 1920; fully equipped with all extras; in Al condition; this is the best bargain ever offered for the price. C-59, Age-Herald.
The Birmingham age-herald., 1920-10-08
TELEPHONE

operating as a vocs ton for young women offers continued employ ment and important and fasc mating work in serving the public.
The Birmingham age-herald., 1920-10-08
EARNEST

young women between the ages of IS and 25 desiring a particularly feminine vocation are cordially in vited to meet Miss Dickson, our em- ployment supervisor. at her office in the Chamber of Commerce building, 1st ave, 18th st., Room R01. be- tween the hours of 9 a. m. to D. m. daily, except Sundays She will gladly discuss the work per- sonally with you.
The Birmingham age-herald., 1920-10-08
OPERATORS

after a short time in the service re- ceive sickness benefits and those remaining with us permanently are eiegible to receive life insurance and pensions in accordance with our benefit plan, which is free of all cost to employees
The Birmingham age-herald., 1920-10-08
EXCEPTIONAL,

opportunities for advancement are offered to employees of ambi- tion and ability. Salary increases are regularly given to all operators at frequent intervals.
The Birmingham age-herald., 1920-10-08

Ensley Elks anticipate a large at tendance at their second dance of the winter season which will take place at the Elks' Club on Avenue D this eve- ming. Good music will be feature of the dancing. Tom Moxley is chairman of the dance committee.
The Birmingham age-herald., 1920-10-08
PLEASANT

attractive, comfortable sitting rooms ;. for recreation, reading and relaxa- tion are furnished for the exclusive use of our employees.
The Birmingham age-herald., 1920-10-08

The Fairview School Improvement Association will meet at the school
 building next Tuesday afternoon at 2:30
 o'clock. This will be the first meeting
 of the season. Mrs. J. A. Dupuy is the new president
The Birmingham age-herald., 1920-10-08
LUNCHES

are served in club dining room at prices which are figured closely to merely cover the actual original cost of food.
The Birmingham age-herald., 1920-10-08

|ENSLEY 2: s; :.;:: 5:: :. ;: ,:: ::::: ites
 E. Russell Brothers so Phone En',
The Birmingham age-herald., 1920-10-08

MCCLURE MOTOR co.
 Has Been Selling < DORT AND MONITOR /
 AUTOMOBILES for a long time, and we are going to keep on selling them, and increasing our list of satisfied automobile owners every day. Ask the man who owns
 A DORT and he will tell you what we have been telling you all the time-that it gives genuine satisfaction, serv- ice and a greater amount of powerful economy. And when you go out to the ! fair this week you can see for yourself just how com pact and wonderful this little car is. A complete : open chassis on display that shows every part and how it performs. We will make you a satisfied owner call us.
 MCCLURE
 MOTOR co. 2020 Ave. E. Main 7793
The Birmingham age-herald., 1920-10-08
HEALTHFUL

surroundinga protected and looked after by selected women of ma ture age. Mothers need have no fear in sending their daughters to apply for work with uA
The Birmingham age-herald., 1920-10-08
N

face to- face contact with the pub lie. therefore. avoiding many un- pleasant experiences found in the following of other lines of work.
The Birmingham age-herald., 1920-10-08
AUTOMOBILES AGT0MoBfGEs FOR SALE

W
 AERO EIGHT. 1920 MODEL, WITH WIRE WHEELS, THfs CAR IS IS Al MECHANICAL coND1- TON; HAS BEEN RUN LESS THAN 5000 MILES; IT IS A HIGH GRADE AUTOMOBILE. AND CAN BE BOUGHT AT A BARGAIN; CALL BY AND SEE THIS ONE. WE OFFER TERMS TO RELIABLE PARTIES. rAY- LoR MOTOR CO. DISTRIBUTORS FOR COLE AERO EIGHT AND AUBURN BEAUTY SIX.
The Birmingham age-herald., 1920-10-08

WE ONLY HAVE TWO GOOD USED CARS FOR SALE Now. IF YOU ARE INTERESTED IN USED CARS, IT WOULD BE WE'LL FOR YOU TO SEE THESE 1913 CHALMERS IN ALMOST PERFECT CONDITION NEW TIRES WITH
 TWO EXTRAS 1sso HUDSON sPEEpsrER USED LESS
 THAN TWO WEEKS
 THIS IS A PICKUP CONSOLIDATED MOTOR co. sso1 1sT AVE. MAIN 4als
The Birmingham age-herald., 1920-10-08
WITHDRAWAL STOPPED

Mrs Marie whatley. who recently
The Birmingham age-herald., 1920-10-08

136la s. 55th St., Birmingham.
 Phone Woodlawn 623. WE have the following positions open for men who qualify: Young for credit department Bookkeeper and typist Stenographer Salesman Check clerk Typist and tirnekeeper Shipping clerk Bill clerk Craftsman.
 INTER-AMERIcAN co.
El Paso herald. (El Paso, Tex.) 1901-1931, 1920-08-16
KILLING
USE Of CHL0MEL
Says Ding Is Mercury ana Asts
Like Dynamits On Your
Liver.

Dodson Is making = hard fiEht
against calomsl IN the South ETery
druggist has noticed q great falling
of In the sale OF calomsL They an
give the same reason Dodson's Liver
Tone IL taking its place.
-Calomel f. dangerous and people
know Il while Dodson's Liver Tone
Is perfectly safe and gives better re-
suits. said a prominent Local drug
sist- Dodson's Liver Tone G. PER
sonally guaranteed By every druggist
large bottle costs 5ut q few cents.
and u lt fails to give easy relief IN
sTery cass OF liver sluEEishness and
constipation. you have only 70 ask
Tor your money back
Dodson's Liver Tone Is a PLEASANT
tasting. purely vegetable remedy.
harmless 20 both children and adults.
Take a spoonful az night aud wake
Up feeling fine no biIiousness. sick
headache. acid stomach or corstipatsd
bowels It doesn't gripe OF cause IN
convenience all the next day IKE vio-
lent ealomel Take a dose OF ealonsl
today and tomorrow you VIII feel
weak. sick and nauseated- Don't lose
a days work. Take Dodson's Liver
Tone instead and feel fine. nuu G
sigor and ambition--Adv.
El Paso herald. (El Paso, Tex.) 1901-1931, 1920-08-16
XVII


New Aueauona-
what Is a romance2
what Is the capitol OF Nebras-
ka?
3.-What Is geodesy7
4-What are the colors OF a bar
ber's pole2
5.-Who wrote The Moonstons"f
6.-What Is a tenement
7.-What Is iiniment7
(Which are the cotton raising
states Of Mexico7
e.-How does a trumpet vine ciimb7
1o.-What Is an explanation
Answers to Last XVIII
Realty business is dealing IN
real estate. lands and houses
Persons with straight. dark
hair are said to be orderly and In
dustrious by nature
s.-Osier Is young willow shoots
and pliabls tWigs-
the first long distance tele-
phone line ran between New York
and Chicago and was opened BY the
inventor OF the telephone. Alexander
Graham Bell, In 1882.
5.-The fur OF mole skin differs
from the fur OF other animals In that
it turns all ways instead OF growing
In one direction.
ga narrative Is a relation Of an
El Paso herald. (El Paso, Tex.) 1901-1931, 1920-08-16
Why ABABY CRIES

Because its the nearest he can
come 70 talking. It Is his language
hard to understand sometimes. But
a mother usually understands It as
plainly as II he were speaking words.
He might be saying. .'Wowl Tn
having a good time stretching my
lungs Nothing's wrong. 50 Just let
ne alone while I yell a little"
But again he might be saying.
"Ouchi Ny dinner didn't agree with
ne at all AIy tummy feels tight and
it's beginning to hurt So If you
don't do something for ne I'm going
to be real sick"
II the little wooden bottle Of
Wares Baby Powder is at hand.
mother knows exactly what to DO.
This remedy has been used for over
thirty years. and has never failed TO
bring Instant relief to babies suffer
ing with collie, diarrhoea, or other
stomach and bowel complaints.
1t Is not a purgative OF a narcotic.
It's a simple antiseptic that cleanses
and purifies the contents OF the stom-
ach- Odorless and asteless-baby
likes 20 take Il
1t is endorsed by parents and physi-
clans everywhere.
Don't be afraid 10 try the remedy
that brings hundreds Of letters like
this: Dear Sir: I think your Wares
Baby Powder Is the grandest remedy
in the world.
NY twin baby boys were seven
months old and had bowel trouble all
their lives, but since 7 commenced
using Wares Baby Powder. they are
well and Fat as they can be-" Mrs
2. D. Morgan. Halle, La.
For sale by Cordeu Drug Co.. FL
Paso, Tsxas.-Adv-
El Paso herald. (El Paso, Tex.) 1901-1931, 1920-08-16

Some more Greenwich Village
verse has reached Us. Robert Ray
mond Ralph Is the guilty perpetrator.
Read IL and exult.
I sat In the park at midnight,
ooh. you know what meanl
Ny wife happened by and saw rs.
Oh boy what a terrible scenef
Now who'll say Greenwich village
isn't artistic7