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The Topeka state journal. [volume] (Topeka, Kansas) 1892-1980, 1920-01-23
FOR RENT-FURNlsHED ROOMS


FOR REET-Five room furnished, moder
apartment 1900 Fillmore.
Perth Amboy evening news., 1920-06-03

up@ Just f Broad Street Between Goka
~ Cedar Street, Newark and pa@ Dept Stores
OFFICE HOURS f
NMx wadndrsa and saurhss "A NJ to 8 p NJ Tuesdays Thursdays and Fridays D NJ to . NJ
Sunday 10 A NJ o 4 p
Perth Amboy evening news., 1920-06-03
What One Weeks Treatment
Did
Nine Months of Intense Pain and Mise
cry from Stomach Absolutely Re-
Iieyed I'm One Week.

To those who may have suffered the
tortures of continuous gnawing pain in
the pit Of the stomach, 1 gladly offer
my heartfelt testimonial to the splen-
did results of DIR. Coils electro wave
in my case.
For nine months my misery was
such that my whole nervous system
was on the point of breaking down.
The continuous pain in my stomach
and foul gases coming up therefrom
almost drove me to desperation.
consulted and was treated by six doc
tors at different periods. They all
gave me medicines that only cost me
money and gave me no relief.
l read of your cures. Doubling.
without faith l said: We'll. l will In
vestigate DR.. Coils electro wave treat
ment.' Your DIR. Coll told me wha
my real trouble was-that the gall
bladder was involved as well as the
stomach and the danger from gall
stones was serious.
L consented to try your treatment
flor one month. Now. at the end OF one
weeks treatment l am absolutely free
from all pain of any kind. Being an
ex-servlce man, DR.. Coll, | salute you
and must say hat your electro wave
treatment is wonderful.
MARTIN RAMSAY,
500 Arnold Ave-.
Perth Amboy, N. j.
Perth Amboy evening news., 1920-06-03
OFFICE HOURS
Under DIR. Coils Care for Only a
Few Days When She Felt
Better
Can Heartily Recommend His Treat
ment to Aiiing People.

the Public:
For twenty years 1 was a sufferer
from headaches. Doctors continued to
tell me 1t was due to my eyes, when l
spent a great deal of money on glasses
during tina time. / suffered from dir
illness. bachaches and at times I could
hardly walk. Finally l lost faith In
eye doctors and thought ! would try
DR.. COILS electrical treatments. After
receiving a thorough examination al
his offices they discovered that my
whole condition was due to high blood
pressure. l had been under his care
for only a very short time when l be-
gan to get relief. Now, after a three
weeks course of his wonderful treat
ment. | can see without my glasses
have no headaches and feel good all
over, and able to go about with my
home work as well as n well woman
MRS. SNYDER,
81 Prospect Ave,
I~rvington, n. j
Perth Amboy evening news., 1920-06-03

been invited and win tell of the indus
trial impossdbi1fties of this vicinity.
Another speaker at the meeting win
he G. s. Atkinson, who has been re
Gently elected secretary of the New
Brunswick Board of Trade. Mr.. At
Ainson Is also secretary of the Raritan
Terminal and Waterways Association.
He will tell of the possibilities Of
South Amboy developing into n of
the most important ports on the At
lantic ocean.
In addition to this ID. c. Chase, the
president of the local association Will
tell what steps have been taken by
the Board of Directors for a better
and bigger South Amboy. He will
Perth Amboy evening news., 1920-06-03
How to Reach Our Newark
Offices

Our Newark offices are conveniently
located. The Newark offices are situ-
ated at 81 Cedar street. All surface
cars and jitneys running on Broad
street pass Cedar street. Cedar street
is Just opposite Military Park from
Broad street to Halsey street. Out
of town patients using the Public
Service Terminal simply walk across
Military Park TO Cedar street, which
is between Goerke and Plaut's departs
Iment stores.
Office hours as announced are Mon
DAYS, Wednesdays and Saturdays, 3 A.
NJ. to s p. NJ; Tuesdays. Thursdays
and Fridays. 9 &. NJ. to 6 z. NJ; SUM
DAYS. 10 A. NJ. % l P. NJ.
Perth Amboy evening news., 1920-06-03
Many Newark Residents Give In
teresting Testimony OF
Their Return to
Health

During the past year hundreds have
testified how. after many years OF III
and after everything they nave
tried to relieve their suffering seemed
of no avail, they found through klec-
Itro Medical Methods almost immedl-
ate benefit, health and happiness.
That this new system of treatment
as advocated and administered by Dr-
ICON and associates. at p Cedar street
Newark, is meeting with remarkable
success in overcoming many chronic
ailments of men and women cannot be
ldenied.
Evefy reader should know that TINS
new system of treatment eliminates
useless drugs and surgery, m de-
bends more upon natures vital force
electricity administered through
i~scores of appliances of intricate
and pleasant
and without the slightest discomfort
o. inconvenience to the patient what
soeVer.
/ When James p. Coll, M. d., medical
director Of the Electro Medical Offlces
broke away AloAi NNN -
1.-The old school of medicine ana saS'
his constant attention and study to the
itro therapeutics, he Immediately en-
tered upon a new era OF treating lht
sick hat is now believed by many L
be the greatest modern remedial agen
that we have with us today.
But his was not brought about II
a. few years. 1t took DIR. Coll lohi
years of thought. study and expert
mentation with some of the Wofld
most intricate and modern sclentln
electrical appliances before he hnaIi
ldeveloped his system of treatment.
Perth Amboy evening news., 1920-06-03
Lifelong Sufferer Relieved O.
Rheumatism at the Age of
Y.
To Whom 1t May Concern:

To Whom 1t May Concern:
During the summer of 1919 | had
a severe attack of rheumatism, and by
happy chance l read about people be-
ing cured al the Electro Medical
Offices of DIR. Coll. so l decided to con-
suit you on my case, n | want every
one in New Jersey to know hat the
pains in all my joints and small OF
back entirely disappeared In a few
treatments. My head felt full and
my left leg felt numb, and l dragged
it along. l hav thrown the cane
away and have gone to work. The re-
suits accomplished in my case were
simply marvellous. Amy person deslr-
ing to know about my case write me
or call to see me personally, as L am
thankful to DR.. Coll for restored
health. | was seventy-two years old a
few days ago.
CHARLES STING.
95 Littleton Ave,
Newark, N. J
Perth Amboy evening news., 1920-06-03
Ailments Accepted for
Treatment

Among the ailments treated at the
Electro Medical Offices are anaemia,
asthma, b~iliousness. bladder and bower
trouble, bronchitis. catarrah. cystitis'
dropsy, constipation, lumbago, neu-
'ritis, eruptions. fstula. swollen glands
govt, neurasthenia, neuralgia, rheu-
imatio complaints, jaundice, vertigo,
dyspepsia, eczema. stomach gases. gall
stones, gastritis, goiter, heartburn. in
festival trouble. insomnia kidney
trouble, liver complaint. weak lungs
lobesity. hemorrhoids and stomach
trouble,
Perth Amboy evening news., 1920-06-03
CHAMBER OF COMMERCE
TO HOLD BIG MEETING
b. speefal Corrsspordent.

b. Special Correspondent.
SOUTH AMBOY. June S-The
Chamber of Commerce win hold a
get together meeting on Friday
hight. June II, Speakers from other
cities will be on hand to tell of the
things dons In the past few years
by Chambers Of Commerce in those
cities. NJ. d, Griffith, secretary at
Elizabeth. will be the principal
Speaker. The secretary Of the Bay
pune Chamber of Commerce has also
Perth Amboy evening news., 1920-06-03
Made Well After 6 Months Of
Terrible Distress from Lung
and Stomach Trouble.
Gladly Gives Hope to Others.

To the Public:
I was stricken with a severe cough
and stomach trouble and for SIX
months / could not sleep and l had 70
sit I'm bed. / went to several doctors
but they all did no good for me. your
treatment, however, relieved me ana l
am able to sleep. and all this was ac-
.complished within two weeks from the
you started to treat me. Woulu
advise ANYBODY suffering from lung or
stomach trouble, or insomnia, TO WISH
your wonderful offices and get the re-
lief that / did. ANY person desiring
information about DR.. Coils treat
ments. call TO see me Or write,
JOSEPH DOUGLAS,
sol John Street,
East Newark, n. ].
Perth Amboy evening news., 1920-06-03
GRATEFUL FOR RESTORED HEALTH
OUR HONE PATIENTS HERE In
newark HIGHLY RECOMMEND
ELECTRO METHODS TO The
Sick.

The greatest proc andm most convincing evidence of thee fdenyd D Coll treatment over
chronic alments Of men and women can be seen by the very many testimonials published from
tnst to TINA During the past s of our newly established Offices hundreds of me- and women have
been referred to the Electro Medical Rcsb by patients who d@py appreciate the health that has been
to them through this new system of Treatment. One Dollar microscopic XRy Examination
Perth Amboy evening news., 1920-06-03

"A 7as state street. Perth Anfboy.
simon Peiesrak - the agent IN
charge The trustees named Are An
drew Barszan. Mke BENIN q
wayi 1azn. it,
Perth Amboy evening news., 1920-06-03
Celebrate wedding Anniversary

By Special Correspondent
KEYPORT, June s-MR and Mrs
A. Posi-, of this place. celebrated
their thirtyseventh wedding annfvsr.
sary Saturday night. The house was
decorated with cut flowers and the
national colors Dancing was enjoyed
as we'll a. the rendition of vocal So.
lections and a supper was ssrved AZ
midnight Guests were present. IRON
Newark, Brooklyn and New YORK.
Perth Amboy evening news., 1920-06-03

tell Of the negotiations that have
been carried on with numerous In
dustries In an EFFORT to have them To-
cate In South Amboy,
This meeting VIII not be exclusively
for the members Of b organization,
but for the public in general. It "
hoped that every business man and
public spirited citizen viii be on hand
to hear these able speakers and catch
a spark of their enthusiasm In COM
munity work.
workingman's Club Incorporates
By STAFF Correspondent
NEW BRUNSWICK, June S-The
Ukranian workingman's Club has
been incorporated here with Offices
Perth Amboy evening news., 1920-06-03

a photographer prmctono of a Fnocpn xRy c"mn"honb icing" made a" the medical "s of
dr. Coll The Xmy has proven itself most valuable aid in determining uea actual ah9t of the patient
combined with the unwha dc critical physical eumnadmy Dr. Coll and associates make the dag
dIk certain thereby enabling the onrdm method of uraumntb e administered In ht DE- Cm mas
found the xay so whbkm aserahhgw uso nhtomo hunmnb body @Ie Iash mgde a0edac complete
of any pain or unphaannesa and is abomty~ SAT in hehm hands of experts
The Guthrie daily leader. [volume] (Guthrie, Okla.) 1893-1996, 1920-01-30
HAMON LOOKS At HOLE
CARD AND STANDS PAT
Denies Story That He Is Out OF
Race; McGraw, In withdraw
ing. Scores Dirty. Re
ligious Warfare

Simultaneous with the announce
meni OF the withdrawal o. James Nc
Grsw from the race for republican
national commitieemanship, as fosx
shadowed IN the Leader Tuesday,
comes the statement that John Emhrs
former county attorney of Oklahoma
county Is TO receive the benefit of the
NcGrsw support.
Friends Of McGraw have been work
ing on Embry for several days. irylur
"a induce him 10 become candidate.
but ~ 10 Thursday night he had not
yielded II Is said. however. addition
al pressure will make Embry waycr.
In the event he refuses TO eater. Me
Keever or Whiting will be pitched into
the arena
In Withdrawing. NCGraw scores
Hsmon and his lieutenaBie for waging
dirty religious warfare on him
He quits for the sake OF party harm I
ony. will never again ask ~ h9nors
At the hands Of the party. and Viii
pToreed 10 Chicago 10 work for Wood
lie Dyke. manager for iIamon. is
sued the following statement today
refating rumors that Hamon also.
would Withdraw
"Jake Hsmor will not withdraw To
do so would be- unfair to the repnhll-
cans who have bv such tremendous
majorities rallied to his support with
sfhe state primaries bot three days dis
iafi. Hamon rs. withdrawal would
-ordnee a condition Of confusion within
the marty. Hamon entered fhr rses
IN The interest 81 pariy success and
has made his CAMPAIGN ALWAYS with
marty harmony and solidarity In mind
lie has the race won now and no en-
couragemeut should BE- given 10 those
who would start new fights within
the party
"since Hsmon's opponent has quif
The race, as he says. IN the interest of
hs srmony we can have that harmony by
making unanimous the election A. na
iionsi committeeman OF the man who
is obviously the choice of three
forrihs n the republicans Of the sfass
there will he no slackening of effort
on the part Of Ramons real frienas
IN any par, Of the state. From nov
The Guthrie daily leader. [volume] (Guthrie, Okla.) 1893-1996, 1920-01-30
HlRkER TELLS or EASTERN
MARKETS AND THE STILES
Three Luu Buyers Return From
New York After shopping
For Two Weeks; Many
New colors In Clothing

W z fisrksr. t.ut9 buyer. who has
Just returned from the Eastern mar
kets SAYS prices are sky high and
goods scarce tie also spoke OF the
market tendency towards sports
Clothes in tue eastern citlss. Manu-
fsetarers and retailers are featuring
some OF the hrightesi ooiors yoa can
iaagine in sport dresses. suits and
skirts" he said Jersey occupies
strong place in spring apparel. being
shown Ia pastel shades. heather mlA
tares, plain colorS and fancy effects
Garments OF checked velour are al.
50 quite popular. Several new c4oa-
iions N silk are present in the spring
shc~ings. 'kumsi -kumsa 'ne9kiss.."
Fantasia. "Msretfe.- saeaneite,
and Flo Fio," mostly in bright col.
ors. and made up IN sport dresses.
suits and skirts
Mrs Harker states that Sailor ane
Sport hats are having strong run
ihugh myriads Of other styles are he
ing shown and worn. Mr. Harkef
also has charge OF the Luiz Infants
Department. and has bouehi a Won
derful line Of wearables. toys and
furniture for the little tots She says
this department will be the most com
pieie OF its kind In the state this
year.
~Many new STYLES In footwear have
appeared says Mr.. oppenheimer.
The new French toe oxford with
large ties seem TO be the rage Blaek
kid. brown Kid brown suede and pa,
ant feathers are shown Mr. Open
helrier attended the shoe manufaci.
nrcrs' convention in Bofion. New
York and Chicago markets. He re-
ports that the tendency is towards
lower heels. shorter vamps and large
ties in the oxtords- Oxfords are
the real thing
The Guthrie daily leader. [volume] (Guthrie, Okla.) 1893-1996, 1920-01-30
HORRIBLE ACCIDENT BE-
FALLS SIX YEAR 0lO GIRL
Nellie Nehr Nav Not Recover
From Burns Sustained When
Gas Flames Set Fire To
Clothing

4, WAS defective stove In .ho girls
toilet at Capital nm school that caus
20 the accident" said Dr Housoworth
attending physician. this morning IN
telling 81 the horrible accident that
befell httie Nellie Nehr. 6 ycaro>s
daughter Of Harm Nehr The little
girl was standing with her back to
the gas stove In the tohet, a gas
flame from a broken glass In the stove
sci firp to her dress She ran scream ;
ina into the hallway where she met
Wiilia Powell. 4 boy Ia the cishth
nrad who happened 20 he near
Young Powell took ~ bis oyereoat
and osiinenlshei The flames that en
seioped tne lH'le esfI she was hast +
ene1 n ~ llsuseworih's office and
first sd rendered The cuiirr back
part Of the bodv from the feet 10 the
bead was horribly burned
mr. Honseworlh says the r1hnces
Tor ,hc little girls recovery are few
The Guthrie daily leader. [volume] (Guthrie, Okla.) 1893-1996, 1920-01-30
DEMOCRATIC MEETINGS TO
Be HELD NEXT WEEK
All Precincts In County Elect
Delegates To County Convcn-
tion; State Convention
February .

Democratic meetings werv held on
Thursday IN each of the thiriy-flye
voting precndts In the county. AZ
these meetings delegates selected ia
attend the one county convention
which vii be held at the cour' .ouse
on next Saturday afternoon al o.
clock The same hour Is named for
the precinct meetings..
Delegates 10 The county convention
IN number are based on the last
presidential vote one delegate for
eseh % votes casi IN the ieis cleo
lion
The state conyention will he held
at Muskogec on FEBRUARY g, when
delegates 10 attend the national
democratic convention 10 he held at
San Francisco will be selected
II Is cleaimed by leading demo-
sfais. that George u Bowman presl
dent OF the Oklahoma state bar as
sociation. of Kingfisher. Will likely
be named successor % Tom Wade.
encnmbcnt OF the national demo-
cratic commllleenanship e. Okla
homa II is not believed that Mr..
Wade will urge his own candidacy.
leo Meyer. former state auditor. Is
said 20 be leading candidate for
delegate to the San Francisco con-
yention.
The Guthrie daily leader. [volume] (Guthrie, Okla.) 1893-1996, 1920-01-30
WHAT TICKED OVER
THE WIRE DURING DAY

--Washlngfon-Bucau Of internal
revenue announced methods by which
Intoxicating liqaor may be obtained
fer medical purposes and detailed
regulations governing taeir sale.
-Copenhagen-A peace treaty he
tween Esthonia and soviet Russia was
to have been signed yesterday. ac-
cording to dispatch to the Boil
tikien
Spokane-The American NativAl
Livestock association convention
adopted resolutions indorsing gor>
ernment regulation Of the meat pack
ing industry and prompt return OF
railroads to private control
--Washington wireless messag-
'es are being received on the earth
they are coming from Venus and not
Mars. is the opinion OF Dr c G Ab-
bolt. assistant secretary OF the smith
sonian Institute.
--Oklshoma city-Jim McGraw
candidate for republican national
committeeman from Oklahoma. an
nounced his withdraw from the race.
New York-Thc courtmartial
trial OF Captain Carl Dctzer for al
legged crueltIes TO American soldiers
in the LeMans. France area. conclnd-
Cd Court reached findingr in five
minutes. but Il will be Forwarded 70
Washington before being made public.
Jefferson Ci'y-The Missouri
state committee decided TO hold the
state convention at Joplin. March 81.
Meeting adopted resolutions indorsing
President Wilson and the League OF
Nations
st Louis-Roger Hsrnsby sigsts
a contract TO remain WITH the Cardi
nails during 1890.
Milwaukee Jimmie Wild. fly
weight champion Of Eng.snf. knocked
out Mike Erile OF 81 Pau. IN third
round Of ten round bout
--Ossininx. y Y.--Gordon Fawcett
Hanby. murderer. bank robber and
train bandit electrocuted In Sing
Sing. He vent to bis death without
a show OF emotion.
Little Rock-Jsmes y Robertson
Of Mariana. former presider. OF the
Arkansas state senate, stabbed. not
seriously, by negro p\rer who es-
capped
ashington-Former service men
may reinstate their war risk insur-
snee at any time before July /. un-
der new ruling Of the bureau Of var
risk insurance
The Guthrie daily leader. [volume] (Guthrie, Okla.) 1893-1996, 1920-01-30

TOWNS ~ OIL FIELD
FIGHT FOR COUNTY SEAT

Ardmore. Jan. % Healdion. VIII
son and Ringing All oil field towns
are in the race TO be named as seat
OF government OF the proposed new
county OF chickasaw which the resi-
dents OF that territory viii endeavor
az the next election 10 cut OFF of the
counties OF Garter. Jefferson and
Love. Thus far. wilson. city Of be-
tween 5000 and 5000 inhabitants
seems to he the fsvorite with the vOt-
ers. However. being within twenty
five miles of Ardmore Wilson enters
the race with serious handicap. the
state law proyiding that county seats
snsn be o. miles or more apart and
can only be named the county seat
IL Is alleged. by special act Of The lesis-
lature.
The Guthrie daily leader. [volume] (Guthrie, Okla.) 1893-1996, 1920-01-30

The Oklahoma Natural Gas Com
psny lost its appeal from the corpora
ton commission order requiring the
Oklahoma City Gas 4 Electric Com
psny TO discoanf consumer bills for
gas for the months Of December. 1917
and January. 1918. The Supreme
court refused TO disturb tie findings
and order Of the corpos1tion com
mission Attorneys for the company
announced their intention OF carrying
the, case 20 the supreme court OF the
United States upon the ground that
the commissioners order amounts TO
the taking Of property without due
process Of lzv.
The Guthrie daily leader. [volume] (Guthrie, Okla.) 1893-1996, 1920-01-30

that the gas company had failed 10
give the adequate service demanded
~ the commission.
The court held that where maxi
mum price for gas + allowed by the
corporation body. contingent upon the
eompsny's supplying adequate pres
sure ia inadequate. II l. not coniisca-
tion Of property 10 order discounts OF
the charges.
A refund order issued last week by
the corporation commission January
the corporation commission Is up be-
fore the corporation commission Jan.
IS. at which time the Oklahoma Ma
turzl Gas Company viii give notics
The Guthrie daily leader. [volume] (Guthrie, Okla.) 1893-1996, 1920-01-30
HOME LIQUOR STILL
ExPL0D[s, ONE DEAD
Children and Wife Of Man Who
Was Making the Home
Brew" Are Badly
Burned

Tulsa. Jan 81 Ths police are
Investigating the death Of Mpuel
Lima which followed the explosion
of whisky still IN his home Ills
wife aud rive children were severely
burned. The mans physician claims
that h. died of lobsr pneumonia.
The cause OF the explosion was the
clogglng az Of the worm or coil lead
lag from the tank in which the mash
was boiling =, the can into which
the whDKy was dripping A. the
tank war otherwise alright the ex-
ploSlon naturally ensucd
The Guthrie daily leader. [volume] (Guthrie, Okla.) 1893-1996, 1920-01-30
The Gas Decision and What 1t Really Means

whether Il will comply with the or.
der
The amount involved In the ease
before the supreme court today Il in
excess OF s3ofee The appeal had
been taken by the OkIahoina Natural
and not by tho distribution com
pany here. the Oklahoma Natural Gas
and Electric Company.
In handing down the opinion Of the
court. Justice Owen. In the syllabus
Of the (ecision said;
where a gas company q required
b. order OF the corporation commits
sion to furnish an adequate supply
Of gas for domestic consumption, and
The Guthrie daily leader. [volume] (Guthrie, Okla.) 1893-1996, 1920-01-30

Under date Of January 2eih. the
Oklahoma Times contained the fol-
loving.
The Oklahoma Natural Gas Con-
psny this morning lost its fight 10
xecp from paying refunds TO domes-
tic users. ordered by the state cor
poration commission Tor December
1917, and the following January.
In an opinion written by CHIEF jus
tice Owen. the supreme courf upheld
the corporation commissions action.
The refunds viii range from $ 70
2 percent on domestic gas bills Of
those months. The order was made
after Il had been shown upon hearing
The Guthrie daily leader. [volume] (Guthrie, Okla.) 1893-1996, 1920-01-30
Tnpiate Magnate's
siWidOw to We'd
- Brother of King

Paris. Jan. 30.----~Mrs William
u Leeds, widow of the tlrplste
msoratc, will be married BY civil
ceremony 70 Prince chrlstopher
younger brother Of former King
conxtsntins, @ Greece, Al Geneva
on Saturday. according 70 the
Paris edition Of the New York
Herald.
The Guthrie daily leader. [volume] (Guthrie, Okla.) 1893-1996, 1920-01-30
COUNTY PRIMARIES TO
IIE HELD MONDAY

Republican precinct elections will
be held Monday. Feb ?. to seioc,
delegates TO the county convention
Feb. 5.
These precinct conventions will be
~ ? o'clock In the county and 7 o.
clock In the evening In Guthrie
In addition 10 the selecting dcle-
gates TO the state convention, the
county convention vii name the o..
fIcers Of the county central commit
Tee and member Of the state com
mittee
The Guthrie daily leader. [volume] (Guthrie, Okla.) 1893-1996, 1920-01-30

Is allowed 10 charge tho. public a
maximum rate which II based upon
the adequacy OF the service rendered
as well a. upon the quantity OF gas
furnished. and II is subsequently,
shown that the degree OF efficiency Is
not sustained by the company during
certain winter months the corpora
tion commission has power 10 make
an order requiring the company 10
discount the bills rendered for such
months = certain per cert. for the
purpose Of apportioning the maximum
rate allowed according to the cffi-
---
The Guthrie daily leader. [volume] (Guthrie, Okla.) 1893-1996, 1920-01-30
SHE is THF, FIRST TO
BE HoNoRED ev PARTY

Cleveland. O.. Jan. 3o.-Mrs. A. 3.
pyke Of Lakewood. the first woman
named as . delegate 10 nstienG
political convention. was busy today
rooestiy Receiving congratulations
from men and women with whom she
was sssceisteo in she long fight for
equal suffrage.