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The news scimitar. (Memphis, Tenn.) 1907-1926, 1920-05-14

And then there is the tremendous rogue for JUST
such UOiLeS theSe-GS soft and graceful geOrg.
ettes beautifully cOLOred the Orient LUOnder
fully styled the smarteSt designers make them!
SurLy this is YOUR chance to buy SEVERAL
and the 25 styles offer unlimited choice!
The news scimitar. (Memphis, Tenn.) 1907-1926, 1920-05-14
BIRTHS.

William W. and Mary Apperson Webb
s79 Olive, May IL; boy
Robert A. and Catherine Fravega
Freeman 2o2S Young, May 70; boy.
Charlie NJ and Mary Flauger Short
as7 North Main, May II; girl,
Lenzle and Marcela Peterson, 7l9
williams, May Q; girl.
George and Anna Green. III Wright
May g. boy.
Romin and Elsie Williams, rear 395
Pontotoc, May 2; boy
Titus and frankie Scruggs. 5l5 North
Third trearl, April 29 hoy.
Joe and Ella Norris, 922 North Sec
ond. May 3; boy.
John and Callie Blackwell, 4Ol North
Main, May / girl,
Julian and Julia Davis, 1880 Helen,
May 10; girl.
Joseph and Mary Lee Nolln, rear 100
jackson, May 7; girl
James and Eddie Hollis, 9sS Walker,
May !; girl.
Andrew and Mason Jones, S8i Fish
er's alley, May 4: girl
The news scimitar. (Memphis, Tenn.) 1907-1926, 1920-05-14
POSTMASTER HUNTING
AUTO DELIVERY FORCE

Blanks for applicants for the posi-
ton OF chauffeur. mechanic aud gar
ageman are now in the hands Of Post
master c. W Metcalf, who desires tu
recruit force Of these men as soon
as possible 70 he ready for opening Of
the new postoffice garage which is cS-
pected TO be ready for occupancy by
June ],
Sixteen chauffeurs, four mechanics
and two garagemen are necessary to
keep the new transportation system in
god running condition. Although ar-
plicants for these positions will not
stand civil service examinations post
office officials are anxious to get the
best material available which can only
be done by having the men produce
letters of recommendation with refer
ences from their last five employers
as called for by the application blanks.
The three positions now open pay from
1900 to $500 year With an annual
bonus of $3.50
The news scimitar. (Memphis, Tenn.) 1907-1926, 1920-05-14
HENRY SCHUTT GETS
GOOD RAILROAD POST

Henry Schutt. well and favorahly
known to every shipper and railroad
man in Memphis through his l9 years
continuous service In the traffic depart
mcnt Of the Illinois Central railroad
here, has been appointed general agent
for the Gulf a Ship Island railroad, IL
has been announced by =. l.. Shep-
herd, Of Gulfport, Miss, general freight
and passenger agent for the G., a $, l..
railroad who spent Thursday in Mem
phts comforting with MIR. SChutt over
the appointment.
Mr.. Schutt will establish offices on
the NTH floor OF the Mccall building
about May %. He will have charge
u one of the most extensive territories
covered by any traffic official IN Mem
phis He is thoroughly informed on
traffic conditions and rate matters.
especially in this territory. and In his
new position he will be able to render
Memphis shippers widely extended ser
vice His successor with the Illinois
Central has not been announced.
The news scimitar. (Memphis, Tenn.) 1907-1926, 1920-05-14

RIVER FORECAST.
Memphis, Tenn. May Il, lam.

The river will continue to fan slowly
In this district for an indefinite period
md viii pass below flood stage at
Helena by tn" midle Of next week.
The news scimitar. (Memphis, Tenn.) 1907-1926, 1920-05-14
MARRIAGE LICENSES.

Albert w Melner and Ella Holley
Fred l.. Pierce and Lillian Irene Hum %
phrey. Charlie Thurman and Mary Me
Common, James NJ, Smith and Edna
Angle.
Frank Harris and Mary Davis, Eddie
Hart and Mary Williams
The news scimitar. (Memphis, Tenn.) 1907-1926, 1920-05-14

Gus and serious, the king said. that he
Is Unable to leave the country at the
present tir1c.
The news scimitar. (Memphis, Tenn.) 1907-1926, 1920-05-14
DEATHS.

Mary Elizabeth Hutchinson, age SIS,
66t Vance. May Il; nephritis
Jennie +, Hediker. age 81, 72S Chelsea
Nav II: carcinoma
Thomas F. Purcell, age unknown, 1921
Galloway, May IL nephritis.
Mary Braun. age III, st. Joseph's
hospital. May ]: obstruction OF bowels
Sarah Jones Harris. age So 377 South
Cynthia, May 49, chronic articular rheu-
matism.
The news scimitar. (Memphis, Tenn.) 1907-1926, 1920-05-14

state the Moscow station was damaged
by an explosion in an ammunition
dump.
The news scimitar. (Memphis, Tenn.) 1907-1926, 1920-05-14

are again being received at Eiffel tower
from the Moscow wireless station con-
troled by the Russian Bolshevik gov
The news scimitar. (Memphis, Tenn.) 1907-1926, 1920-05-14

eminent. Communication with Moscow
was interrupted early this week and
messages received since 1t was restored
Iron County record. [volume] (Cedar City, Utah) 1893-1982, 1920-06-18
} PETER b. KYNE

OF CHRpY RICHcS
COPYRIGHT, 81 PETER BKYrJE

friendly, guileless. confidential and sin.
gularly delightful. Mr.. Ogilvy was q
man possessed OF tremendous personal
magnetism when he chose TO exert II,
and that smile was ever the opening
gun OF his magnetic bombardment. for
II was a smile that always had the
effect OF making the observer desire
to behold II again--of disarming sus-
piclon and establishing confidence.
"Glad you did-mighty glad" the
mayor cried heartily. 81 have read your
articles Of Incorporation, Mr.. Ogilvy.
You will recall that they were pub.
lshed In the Sequoia Sentinel. II
strikes me"
''Then you know exactly what we
purpose doing. and any further expla-
nation would be superfuous," Buck
interrupted nmiably, glad to dispose Of
the matter so promptly. Again he IA
vored the mayor with his bright smile
and the latter, now fully convinced
That here was young man Of vast en-
prise whom II behooved him to receive
In a whole-hearted and ublic-spirited
manner. nodded vigorous approval.
well, that being the case, Mr.. Ogll
Iron County record. [volume] (Cedar City, Utah) 1893-1982, 1920-06-18

W. he continued, what can we Sc.
quolans do to make You happyr
"Why, TO begin with, Mr.. Poundstone.
you might accept my solemn assur.
snces that despite the skepticism
which for some unknown reason ap-
pears to shroud our enterprise In the
minds OF some people, we have incor.
porated railroad company for the
purpose of building q railroad. The
only thing that can possibly interfere
with the project will be the declIna.
ton Of the city council to grant US q
franchise TO run our line through the
city to tidewater. And I am glad TO
have your assurance that the city
council will not drop cold chisei In
the cogs OF the wheels OF progress"
Mr.. Poundstone had given no such
assurance, hut for some reason he did
not feel equal TO the task OF contra.
dieting this pleasant fellow. Ogilvy
continued: AT the proper time we
Shall apply for the franchise. II viii
then be time enough to discuss It. In
the meantime the N. G. o. plans pub
lie dedicatory ceremony at the first
breaking OF ground, and would be-
greatly honored, Mr.. Mayor. II you
would consent 10 turn the first shovel
full OF earth and deliver the address Of
welcome upon that occasion"
The mayor swelled like Thanksgiv-
Ing turkey. '"The honor will be mine"
he corrected his visitor.
Thank you so much, sir. Well, that's
another worry on my mind" With the
tact OF a prime minister Buck then
spoke OF the magic effect the building
OF such a line would have upon the
growth OF Sequoia. SeQuoia. he felt
convinced. was destined TO become a
city OF at least hundred thousand
Inhabitants; he rhapsOdlzed over the
progressive spirit OF the community
and with wave OF his hand studded
the waters of Humboldt bay with the
masts OF the worlds shipping. Sud
denly he checked himself. glanced at
his watch, apologized for consuming so
much OF His HOnor's valuable time, ex-
pressed himself felicitated at knowing
the Mayor, gracefully expressed his APP
probation for the encouragement given
his enterprise and departed.
Half an hour later the Mayors tele-
phone-bell rang Buck Ogllvy was on
the line. ~ beg your pardon for both
ering you with my affairs twice In the
same day Mr.. Mayor" he announced
deprecatlngly, "but the fact is, condi-
ton has Just arisen which necessitates
the immediate employment of an attor-
ney. The job is not a very important
one and almost any lawyer would do,
but I'm view OF the fact that we must,
sooner or later. employ an attorney to
Iron County record. [volume] (Cedar City, Utah) 1893-1982, 1920-06-18
CHAPTER XIII.

Fortunately for the situation which
had so suddenly confronted him. Bryce
Cardigan had Mr.. Buck Ogilvy; and
out OF the experiences gained In other
raiiroad-building enterprises the said
Oglivy, while startled. was not stunned
by the suddenness and immensely OF
the order so casually given him by his
youthful employer, for he had already
devoted To the matter of that crossing
the better part Of the preceding night.
Got 10 run sandy on the mayor"
Buck soliloquized as he walked rapid
~ uptown. Now how shall proceed
TO sneak up on that oily old cuss blind
alde?"
Two blocks farther on Mr.. Ogilvy
paused and snapped his fingers vigor
ously. Eureka !" he murmured. "rve
got Poundstone by the tail on down.
hill haul. Is II a clnch? Wen. Just
guess l should tell manw
He hurried to the telephone building
and put In a long distance call for the
San Francisco office OF the Cardigan
Redwood Lumber company. When the
manager came on the line Ogilvy die
tAted TO him a message which he in.
structed the manager to telegraph back
to him at the Hotel Sequoia one hour
hter; this mysterious detail attended
10, he continued on TO the mayors Of
nee In the city hall
Mayor Poundstone's bushy eyebrows
hrched with interest when his score
tary laid upon his desk the card OF Mr..
Buchanan ogilvy, vice president and
general manager of the Northern Call
fornia. "Ah-h-h I" he breathed with an
unpleasant resemblance to a bon vi
want who sees before him his favorite
vintage. II have been expecting Mr..
ogilvy to call for quite q while. Show
him in"
The visitor was accordingly admit
ted to the great mans presence and
favored with an official handshake OF
great heartiness. "Pve been hoping TO
have this pleasure for quite some time,
Poundstone," Buck announced easily
as he disposed of his hat and overcoat
on an adjacent chair. Bucks alert
blue eyes opened wide in sympathy
with his genial mouth, to deluge Mayor
Tombstone with smile that was
La prensa. [volume] (San Antonio, Tex.) 1913-1962, 1920-05-21
IA OERROTA.

Id noche 50 pas6 con una absolute
intranquil;dad h~aci8ndose c~onjeturas
de todaS classes algunoS civi!es. los
mas clar!videnIes. iniciarou desde iue-
go caravans para regresar 3 Mexico.
sienGo en- su mayoria detenidas esas
por 6rden de MGrguta.
quien no guerra que regresara Made.
Los prisioneros que ibaE Ell el IN
roy presidential fueron a Ia parte de
adelante, a fin de que repararan Ia
via. Los informes oticiaies nos daban
cuenta de u San Andres esiaba de-
salcjado; que como las maQuinas esta-
ban "muertas". hah!a que emprenGer
el canine a pie haSta 81 pueblo: este
me Ienaba de satisfaction: habta re-
llegar hasta San Andres Y all!
ante Ell tenor de Que sc reaIiZaraD los
prop6sitoS de militar;zarnos a todoS,
hacerme como vulgarmen:e Sc dice.
'el periedizO" 81 el pueblo. Y no con-
uHUar IN viaje que no Sc me- ocultaba
Serta impossible aun en- el case de lie
gar haSta Esperanto. porQue no po-
dr!aE atravezarse las cumbreS de-
Mal,-tta en- tan terribles condolences.
La prensa. [volume] (San Antonio, Tex.) 1913-1962, 1920-05-21

Metro por Ia frente Y lie sallo en- ia
psrte de atras de Ia cabeza.
Ell asistente. del general MILAN 10
monte en- 81 cahallo. y r~apidanente 10
rraj6 hasta donde nos encontrabanos;
10 colocamos primero en- IN caro- ex-
press donde Sc le hizo la primera Gu
raci6n. V mas tarde. por 6rdenes del
seaov Carranza fue C~oRducido al CARO-
presidential. declaran5ose Immediate
mente la meningitis; el general MILAN,
seg1p informaciones posteriores, mu-
ri6 Va q ~consecueuCia de su gravisimc
estado. V de los combates habidos al
siguiente dia. ~teniendose la seguridad
deg ua momentos antes de morir fue
transportado rumbo a Orizaba.
Aparentemente. terrnin6 81 combata
a las cinco de la tsrd3: no Sc levanto
eI campo. Y el general Murgufa per-
sigu;6 sin descanso a las tUcpas del Ge-
neral SANCHEZ. las Cuales ejeCutaron u
ma maniobra que les prepare el Uiun
10 del siguiente dia La maniobra
consistio en- desocupar- San Andres, ha
ciendo Greer a MursUta que SUI triun-
70 era complete.
La prensa. [volume] (San Antonio, Tex.) 1913-1962, 1920-05-21
MURIO UNA De LAS VlCTlMAS
De UN ACClOENTE.

En- nuestro numero de aver dimos
cuenta de la desgracia de que fueron
victimas dos m~xeicanos. Luis Acos-
ia, de Is amos de edad. Y Felipe, de
30 amos.
Ell case ocurri6 en- las cercanias
de Won Ormy, pueblo que Sc halla
situado a trece millas. aproxim&da-
mente. al suroeste de San Antonio,
a donde habian lido Vargas Y Acosta
Z caZar conejos. va regresaban
ambos ~jovenes de la caceria, como
a ESQ de las ) de la tarGe. cuand,
al subirse aun coche cue acertaba {;
pasar, al ~jovencito .Acosta que lie
vaba Ia escopeta Sc lie disparo esta.
La accidental descarga hizo blancc
en- Vargas Y Acosta, pero este ulti-
mo sufrio IA peor parte. pues reel
bio en- Ell est6mago una bala que
produjole luego una hemorragia in.
interna que algunav horas mas tar
de lie ocasiono la muerte en- el hos.
pital Robert 3. Green" = donde tue
ron traidos los dos heridos. Fue
IN POGO antes de la media noche ia.
llecio Ell ioven Luis Acosta.
En- cuanto a Felipe Vargas. veci-
no de pueblo de Won Ormy, es de
creerse que pronto est&ra complete
mente sano, pues quiso su buena
suerte que solo recibiera una leve
herida en- el honbro izquier6o.
Como dijimos en- nuestra edicion
de aver, ell domicilio de los padres
del extinto joven Luis Acosta Sc
encuentra en- Ia parte sur de esta
ciudad.
La prensa. [volume] (San Antonio, Tex.) 1913-1962, 1920-05-21
rviere de "A Cua-,a Plana)
NusVO SAQuEo

Auanecio el dia Il. a 10 !eJoS esta-
Ia San Andres. en- direction del Pico
ID O-izabs. a nuestra derecha FarloS
cerros. Y a la extrema izquieraa INA
Iona sin vegetation. estaeamos an
ta-renos de Ia hacienda de San Fran
cisco de los Alj.beS, teatro de los III
t!nos combates.
En- frente. estaba el rancho dc Ia
So1edad. hacia dorde Sc d!rigl6 Ia tro
IA y muchos individuos mas. !oSrAn-
10 enrrar al rancho. Gonde - encon-
-raron carca de rr~esctentos marranos,
de los Cl!aleS So aNoGeraCuU. no deJao-
do uno solo. Este atrCpello me caus3
y~nrdaIeva indignation, V aun cuando
mas tarde Sc ma dijo Que esoS deStro-
SOS fueron paEadOs, o. hecho C!erto IS
ono 81 ex:sti6. en- Su forma mas
ruda.
Adquirt IA certeza do que en- San
Andres Sc e~ncontraba Va e. genera!
Guadalupe SANCHEZ con numerosas
t-opas: sin embargo. eStas no dahan
senales de vida. porQue seSun parecs
81 plan del general Sanchez era 81 de
esperarse a atacar por Ia noche, 4 lin
de dar 10 que Sc Hama uu 'aloazo':
nero ocurri6 que e. senior Carranza
dispuso que e. unico asroplano que
traiamos subiera para haCer I'm re
conocimieHto en- e. campo. Y como es
natural descubri5 a las fuerzaS del
General Sanchez. Quien dispuso que
Sc inlciara 81 ataque deSde llego.
Va en- estos momentos pudo notar-
Sc que "a Reorganization era abso-
luta: caGa general daba 6rdeneS a
ST. antojo. - n:nguno d!ctaba provi-
denctas yerdaderamerte ser.as: e.
general MILAN. que aIn no ;enta man
10 de tropas. dijo al s.. Carra0Za 4 en-
81 concepto las cropas Que estaban en-
Que n 81 corcapco. las tropaS qua
frente eran numerosas Y que Sc conocia
nue. traian un iete conocedor. por las
posiciones que habla ocupado. Fede-
rico Monies en- canbiO. intormd Que
$50 serran unos ochocientos homores
Y que 10 debla ,enersc cuidado.
Ash las cosas. 4 las dos de Ia tarde
erapez6 81 ataaue con visioles muestras
de ser IortCsjmo. Y as! fue en- erecro-
Ante la sorpvesa por e. n0mero de
comhatisntes Murguis orEanjz6 vjo-
lertamente 10 que pudo. Y dispuso CUE
encraran al combate todas u fuer-
zas. In vista de conS:rma-se 10 aseve-
a por 81 general MILAN, djsnuso e.
senior Carranza que romara @sJe q
mando del ala izqVierda.
La prensa. [volume] (San Antonio, Tex.) 1913-1962, 1920-05-21

Ash. por ejemplo. Ell licenciado Ca
brera ordeno cue Sc tomaran todos los
automobiles disponibies, Y que en-
ellos SO cargaran cajas c~onteniendo
el orc acunado. la plata el cobre, las
barras V los timbres de documentos.
papel infalsificab!e, etc. FL objeto era
transporter todos estos clementos a
San Andres juntC con la ca~avana lie
civiles: pero ocurri6 lIa cuando ape
mas Sc iniciaba "a mercha e. general
Guadalupe Sanchez a.rGcec:3 en- el
freate. con IN ninero considerable lie
.hombrAs. que 20 calcul4 IL Seis mil =
inici6 IN terrible comb1'e ore iUe ma
terialmente impossible conte9er: los ge-
nerales carr anciStGs nc pId:e,Cn hacer
frente a Ia situaCi6n; IrGuizo. RaT1a-
gan, Olvera. Monies. Marciano Con-
zalez, de Ia Tore :; otr0S. NJ Ha:'an va
NADIA. y el general Murguia NADIA pudo
lograr de ellos. tenier,iH hasa que
maitratarlos para que hicieron algun
esfuerzo que era va impossible.
La prensa. [volume] (San Antonio, Tex.) 1913-1962, 1920-05-21
FL OESASTRE.

Cuando la genie que habia en- los
carros pudo darse cuenta &c la grave
dad De la ~situaci6n, era muy tarde. Il
general Sanchez estaba va en- los pri-
meros carros, abriendo un fuego vlo-
lertisimo: a mi izQuierda una enorme
Inca de ~tiradores. leyando atras toda
su impedimenta, sc a'ejaba en- torma
inexplicable: er un principle cref que
solo iba q M una posici6n meior
mas: adelante, pero no era tai COSa
esa genie, presa del panico mas gran
de. form6 una inmensa Inca, senejan-
te Z una vfbora. que sin combatir Sc
extendi6 mas Y mas, y q toda prisa
gan6 las sierras ~Cercanas; Ia desmora-
lizaci6n habia cundido entire clos Y
los soldados huian todos juntos. de
una hecatombe inmincnte
Las ~granadas estaiiaban a los iados
de los csrros: en- Ia r~etacuardia m
ca a OR los primeros disparos de las
fuerzas del general Trev;Ho. que mi
clio 81 atsQUe por este lado.
La prensa. [volume] (San Antonio, Tex.) 1913-1962, 1920-05-21
LA HUiOA.

Fl c9noneo era Tealmente e~nsordece-
dor, las ametralladoras y los fusiles
atronaba0 Ell espacio y 20 f~raHca:nente
coDtieso que nunca OF coSa parecida;
eS clayo que en- aueStras cruentas !u-
chas intestinas IA hab!dO CombateS
que milltarmente hablando han sido de
mucha im~pcrtencia perO 70 creo cue
pocas veces So habra presentado 81 ca
so de una ~Gcsbandada como esta de
I'm convoy en- que i5an mezclados ele-
mentcs miiitares y Civiles en- gran
c~aatidad. eHormes convoyes. muJeres.
niEoS. dinero y IN Gobierno que Sc
desmoronaba.
- eSDcctscuIo ere ~lnendrrab!e, lie
c6 - momonto precise ql- Sc iraduce
en- IN saivese 2. que pGeda' ' yO,
firnemente decidIdo a no permanecer
en- los caros q ricsgo de reCibir una hs
la de- las muchas G por allt cruzabar
toua vloleHtamente con vsrios compa-
heros. 81 partido de- gaHar Ia sierra
La prensa. [volume] (San Antonio, Tex.) 1913-1962, 1920-05-21
APAREClO SANCHEZ
Al

Empezarou a hacerSe los pr~eparati-
vos de Marcia. ;odo el mundo hacia
SIS me)etaS vio'entamsnte Y Sc d!spo-
MIA a II al pueblo. pero hahia intran-
qu!lidad. porQue deSde temprano Sc
;nici6 IN continue tjroteo por todos
Iedos; MurguIa irformaba que Sc ira
taba dc los Gltimos -eddctos cue esta-
ia djsDerSando para proteger q avan-
&C del convoy: tengo enJendido cue en-
estos monentoS. el engano era compile
10, tanto de Dar-e de los c~iviles. como
de IA misma genie que d!risfa la ST.
tuaci6r. porque Sc dIctaTon 5rdeneS
que sNlo eypllca~ia una absolute CON
fiaaza. Il 5sSsSs
La prensa. [volume] (San Antonio, Tex.) 1913-1962, 1920-05-21
Con ulfuidos dolores I'M reporter hace ell relate mds

cercana, V hacia ALA dirigimos nues-
tros pasos. o para ser mas e1asto'
nuestra carrera..
La prensa. [volume] (San Antonio, Tex.) 1913-1962, 1920-05-21
K E GALO

Nzxin Alta HREiG. prstiaiyitac.6n. suea
ss en- 81 :us1o. en- 81 amor. eE los ncSoSioA
sec-etos uaraviIoses-
No &c rsuestre listed coha-ds anita q
r~oS,erns &c IA vida Rrm!3 10 eentsvos a
sstAEp;asI =
Vega Commission CO.
Box S9l. HA6ANA CUBA
Evening journal., 1920-04-20

Legislature year ago when II was
dcfcat,d. Democrats IN the county are
opposed 90 The bill.
Tie offering Of the amendment by
senator Murphy 10 INCREASE the num-
bee " Levy COurlmcn to Ave brought
Oui a spirited debate between he
and SenalOr All,e. They accused
caUl other OF trying 20 manipulate
matters 50 that their respective par
lies would be In control Of the c0un-
ty government. Senator HOllltl. Dem
ocrat, claimed that the ilvc-mcmhcr
court would be the falrcsi prOposl-
tion and contended that The three
member plan has proved a failure In
Sussex county.
The vote on senator Murphy's
amendment was a. FOL
Yeas Gormley. HOllctt latia. Muir
ply, and Price Democrats. and
Brown. Palmer and Pool, hcpubli-
cans
NayS-Allee, Bennett Handy. High
field. Long. Richards. Robertson. Wal
,ker. and President protein Shorts.
The original bill was then passed
~ 10 D.
Evening journal., 1920-04-20
THE PROPER WAY
10 TAKE ASPIRIl
First see that the tablets you take
are marked with the z
"Bayer Cross"

The Baver Company. VINO intrv,
duced Aspirlp tell in their c,I.. ;ul ".
DIRECTIONS "a each packasc ol svhuln,,
"Baycr Tablets OF Aspirin" thai 10 se,
besi results ono .Or two glasses or
MATER should be drank after taxing
tablets. ,-.... T., a.
aBayer Tablets Of Aspirin" IT,, TO pc pe
genuine must be- marked WIN w w
s,set,, .paver Gross" Then you arr
getting the world-famous Aspirin, pr,s-
scrlbed by physicians for over els'-
teen years. -, .,.,,
Each unbroken 'Bafer psSSNi,t1
con,ains proper directions ier 'Siu,'
Headache Toolhachc. EaracAe' Ncu-
ralg.a. Iumbago. nhcum 'usm. Neu-
riiis and for Pain generally. ,.
Handy iln boxes Of twelve ,anless l,ls
cost but a few cenlsr nruet s'S '.'o
sell larger "Baycr" packages. ~
/ pirin is the trade mark OF BaNcr Man.
ufacturc OF ACKNOWLEDGEMENTS o.
Sallcylicacid.
Evening journal., 1920-04-20
RHEUMATISM
Torturina Pains and Swollen Joints
Vanish When Hheuma Is Used
or Money Refunded.

n there are any rheumatic sufferers
who have not availed themselves Of this
generous offer they should. do so at once.
II Rheuma, the guaranteed prescription
for rheumatism In any form. daes not
give quick and joyful relief the cost
small as Il Is. win be gladly returned
without any quibbling or red tape.
rheumatism Is dangerous disease.
and anyone who has the slightest sign
Of II should drive Il from the system as
quickly ~ possible This Is what Rlru-
ma did for many. IL should do as much
for you.
II have been laid mp for one year with
chronic arthritis," says one sufferer. Il
had doctors galore. also spent four
months In a sanitarium. but had practi-
cally no relief. Then ! started taking
l,heuma. Now I can 90 without crutches
or other aid. which I could not do for
the last nine months. ! highly recon
mend II. and would gladly answer any
questions asked on receipt Of stamp for
postage. .'-Thomas II. Eddy, schuyler
willie, n, Y.
Rheuma Is absolutely harmless and
thoroughly reliable because "a Is one dis
covery that has forced rheumatism Il
yield and disappear. II Is recommended
and sold on the uo-curc- no pay plan bl
\. r. Danf0rth aud good druggists every
where.
Evening journal., 1920-04-20
Three MEMBER
KENT LEVY COURT
Senate Passes Senator AL
lees Bill Dividing County
Into Three Districts
DEFEAT PROPOSAL
FOR THREE MEMBERS

Staff Correspondent
STATE HOUSE. Dover. April 2O,--
After an amendment offered by
senator Murphey. Democrat. 10
increase the proposed body from
ihrre 10 tive m mhers had been Voiei
down 3 10 g. the Senate yesterday ar
ternoon passed senator Allee's 50 call
ed Kent County Levy Court ripper
ball by "a striui party vote A. 10 ..
This Dill provides for a thrcc-memher
Levy Court for Kent county in place
or the present ten-mfmber body. The
county is divided into three Levy
Court districts under the bill and IA
Is claimed that one OF these districts
VIII be Democratic. one Republican
and one dcbatablc. Senator Aher had
practically the same bill before the