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Perth Amboy evening news., 1920-07-30
Horse and Cattle
Remedies

Csc HORSE RENOvATOR;
a Dox 59c
Csc WORM POWDERS;
$130 collie DROPS;
A bottle $1.19
soc PHYSIC BALL;
A ball 44c
Soc COUGH, COLD. DISTEMPER
AND FEVER DROPS; .
A Bottle Soc
csc CARLO NUGUS DISENFECTANT;
A liquid, cleaning fluid for purity in
the house; a bottle ............. 59c
t65c WONDER WORKER LOTION;
For sore cuts and burns on animals;
A Bottle 59c
s65e ANTISEPTIC BUSTING POWDER;
. A can .......................... 59c
I40e GALL SALVE;
a Dox ooc
K$1.O0 DIR. TOBIAS VETERINARY
IMMINENT;
W I-44Io QOr
The daily Alaskan., 1920-09-28

Chicago, Tuesday Congressman Madden whc2 is a member of the Republican steering committee ot the House declared himself Ii favor of impeachment proceeding for both the President and the Cabi net.
 Burleston,' he declared. has just let the contract for an Gir mail service at ninety tines what tn law aauthorses him to let contract and he has ipsistently refused to carry out the lawl Charles thefirst and aJmes the second of Englanf got Into troublerwith the people for this sams sort of high hand ed methods in their relation the law Of the landi
The daily Alaskan., 1920-09-28
NOTED FINANCIE.R
 DIES IN NEW YOHk CI1i

Now York, Monday-Jacob Schi'f known the world over as enc of'the leaLilg bankers and financitrs of thIs country died here last night. .;chiff was d partner in the banki ing firm of Kuhn Loeb and Co'and interrsted In a number Of railroads among them the Union Pacific and thS Southern Pacific. He was trustee of the United Herbrew Char ities.
The daily Alaskan., 1920-09-28

New York, Tuesday-Brooklyn to day won the Nationall League Cham piousnip, by the failure of New'York to win the second game in the Ser ies with Boston. New York ard Boston has a double header and Bos tons defeat Of New York ir- the second game gave the championship to Brooklyn the lattc~ was idle, on that day.
The daily Alaskan., 1920-09-28
SOPHIA SAFE MUM ON THE LAST
 HOURS

Sca:tle, Monday A further eX amlI ation 0. the safe O the ir fated steamship the Princes Sophia did not disclose any particulars re gardiug the last hours of those on board. No additional documents other than those already Elven were found in the safe.
The daily Alaskan., 1920-09-28

riNon. Cal. Tuesday Ui iu- auditor of the Butt 'Cou who ,mJ~zzledb the funds of th". .oHa.y, wssa found beside lis auto. wlr.a had been strucl, by a pas s.--r tran. X. V. Loc'y was the ua@. aaD4 when found h. wal conscious but Wa staudiuS b"siJ. -,s auto. IT, dird rev hour alter having been taken To thr A,s tJ!. Loc.y ."avns a w.'c and eight children.
The daily Alaskan., 1920-09-28

Settle. Tueaday-Ralrh A. Horr a lawyer and poIltic'al il this'city was waging a vigorous campaign fer the Chairmanship of the Rep ublcan County Committee, while his Wife was ln Rochester Minn, IT the Hospital. The wife died as the resullt of Q miscarriage and was buried three days before the hus5snd Was notified.
The daily Alaskan., 1920-09-28

Chicago, Tuesday - The World, Series Of baseball games for the, World Championship for this Year will begin on Oct. 5th. This on condition that there is no tie in the American League, h which case there will be games to play off the tie on Oct. fifth, sixth and seventh at wther Cleyeland or Chicago.
The daily Alaskan., 1920-09-28
UniverSity0fW
 ingtOn Man Wins Scholarship

Boston, Monday-At the an elrtIlon of the Rhodes Scholar, slip man, 1t was announced that Hannah Cole of Seattle. and the Un Ver.lty Of Washington was the selecl ticn of this year.
The daily Alaskan., 1920-09-28

Chicago, Tuesday-The American League won the toss at meeting, of the National Base Ball Com mission today. The first of the National series wtlI therefore be held h an American League city.
 The first game of the series will zs held on October fifth.
The daily Alaskan., 1920-09-28
ROOtS' Mission Will Prevent Speech
 Making

Nv York. Monday-Elihu Root r...r~re5 to this country from shis mission abroad. He stated tha h.s mission abroad was of such a roture as to pprohibit his making speecnes Or swing iUteryiews While, ttcre and the same rule obtansfo him iR this country.
The daily Alaskan., 1920-09-28
CRODNOU TAKEN
 FROM HE REDS

Warsaw, MOnday-Grodnow an i'm pCrtant city of Northwestern Russia and wing near the Lithuanian front
 iar has been captured by the Polishl troops. Severe fighting pre- cce4ed the capture Of the city. The B2lsheviH lost many in it's defense.
The daily Alaskan., 1920-09-28

Mexico, City Tuesday Political trouble is brewing in Tampico and Vsca Cruz today. Strife among the radicals in Yucatan and the further spread of strikes is reported. AS assassinations are taking place three L,Ag reported as a result Of the dis oraers.
The daily Alaskan., 1920-09-28
U EORk FUH SIAIE RIP.
 TICKET

Washiugton. Monday - senator, Owns Of Montana announced taa wEE. La would vote for Cox for '-asj,-ur. he would suport the R" u':,au s-ats ticket. The Non par t.sal L~agUe he dsclared had cop u9.ad the Dsmccratc Organization ot Montana.
The daily Alaskan., 1920-09-28

Portland, Tuesday-Harry Lund and E. K. Williams were killed out right and their wives sustained brOk On legs, when a gasoline train jump ed the fifty foot tressle on the logging road over which they were travelling,
The daily Alaskan., 1920-09-28

Tampa, Tuesday-Internatioral air race for the Gordon Bennett Cup is uowN on. Alter the race had been in progress less thln an hour today.a the contest narrowed down to three competitors, one of'which was-s Major P. w. Schroeder an American.
The daily Alaskan., 1920-09-28

London, Tuesday-The Times Says that it is the general oinioniD Soues circles that peace between Poland and Russia will soon be an accompHshedp fact. This is, how ever, conigent upon Poland'sl not, pressing her claim for a large in demnity,
The daily Alaskan., 1920-09-28

London, Tuesday-Scotlend yard has frustrated a plot to blow up the trish offices and the Treasury, building in this city. The SinD Fein CTS and the Bolsheyikis planned'th ex, losionl as q reprisal measure for the police activities against them.
The daily Alaskan., 1920-09-28
MISSOURI GAINS
 THREE PER GENT.

Washington, Monday The DO ula.iou of Missouri is given by the Ce2yus Bureau as three million four hundred and three thousarh This is a gain of three percent Tor the list ten years.
The daily Alaskan., 1920-09-28

Ph:ladelphia, Tuesday-Babe Ruth the premier home run getter, c'n tnued his home run Series by add tug two more to the long list or rIus for the season. This time he hit the ball right over the rigt field fence.
The daily Alaskan., 1920-09-28

Mexico, City, Tuesday Seizure of the government In the state Of Aeuas Caliente by Jose de Lara, who is supported by General Triana, Is the first open move on the part of the Reds to secure control of ghe government in Mexico.
 De Lara and Triana are the lead CTS Of the Communist defense org anization. The Federation of the
The daily Alaskan., 1920-09-28

St. Louis, TLesday-Cleveland held the first place in tho American League by the closest of margins to day. Walter Mails, formerly ov 5saIue and Sacramento, the south paw who pitched for the Cleveland, team won his seventh straight vic tory for the Indians.
The daily Alaskan., 1920-09-28
MAN
 E MURDERED

oakland, Monday-Arthur Seevdo, a wounded overseas veteran was mys teriously killed here last night whie attending a reunion of the @esterR SC .yice men.
The daily Alaskan., 1920-09-28
G|]Y IF CORK SHAKEN UP BY
 EXPLOSION IF TERRIFIC VIOLAtCE

they found the main thorofare of the city, Patrick street ittered with glass and the large department sto:e e which is said to employ a large, number of sInn Feiners wrecked al if bomb had been eXp!od ed within.
The daily Alaskan., 1920-09-28
MADDEN OUT ID |MPEACH
 PRESIDENT AND HIS CABINET

Mexican proletar1ata voted to call a general strike on October first unless the disputes between the em plOyeCs and employers were settlrd d.
 It is stated that this acticn has been taken Tn conjunction with similar organizations In the Unit ed States and Canada and that the movement is being fostered by the Industrial Workers Of the World.
The daily Alaskan., 1920-09-28
THREE SLAIN IN
 BELFAST RIOTS

London, 1onday-Three are slain as a result of riots in the city of B.I:ast. The rots followed the mur de. of a policeman. Many others were wounded by the Officers.
The daily Alaskan., 1920-09-28

Cork, Monday-A terrific explos ion Tn this city shook the whole city this morning. The explosion, was followed by rife fire in vari ous parts of the business district.
 When the citizens venturedfoTth
The daily Alaskan., 1920-09-28

Nanaimo, Monday Adrlft on log in the straits Of Georgia an aviator, Lieuccnant W. H. Brown of was picked up b. an Alaskan canuery tender from Hidden
The daily Alaskan., 1920-09-28

Marion, Tuesday, Senator Hard ing left Marion for a special cam paigD trip thru West Virginia.
The daily Alaskan., 1920-09-28
REDS START CAMPAIGN IF
 REVOLUTION IN MEXICO

ir. in which social revolution was urged upon the great throng. The >peecnes were made from the bal cuny Of the central palace here, The 60 stors managed to enter the place dC~Iug the manifestation. There
 veIs prolonged cheers for Russiaa.
The daily Alaskan., 1920-09-28

Mexico, City. Tuesday-The new prcsideDt og Mexico will probably
 uelL all h.s knowledge Oi military and human ucadc-ship in the work wIles is now before him. Yester tay at a maDiiestation in the Pal aea violent harauSucs were iDdmged
The daily Alaskan., 1920-09-28
SURRENDER ID REDS COST
 . LIVES OF FIFTEEN THOUSAND

their death. Three thousand died under the deCees of terror of the evolutionary commission While other were killed in the bombordment Of ElizaYetpol and other towns which made a heroic resistance to the R army.
The daily Alaskan., 1920-09-28

Constantinople. Monday-The Bakp revolt by which the government of A.erDaidjan was overturned and tn turned over to the BCl shewjki control has cost the country it's Independence and has sent fifteen thousand its citizens to
The daily Alaskan., 1920-09-28
III STARRED AVIATOR PICKED
 UP IN GEORGIA STRAIGHTS

Inlet on the tenders way to seattle. Tie aviator was flying to Prince Rupert when his engine failed him old his machine fell and was wreck cd Cu a reef.
The Morning Tulsa daily world. [volume] (Tulsa, Okla.) 1919-1927, 1920-10-02
Sand Springs Notes

@AND SPRINGS. oct i.-vThc 80
,.urbau line here has complied With
.nu request y the city officials That
u'I p1ts"uRcts be dis.hnrg'd on fh.
'Isi }.Ic Of tho incoming cars as ID
.vp toward safety uu the down
Town streets ana hereafter no oto
HlIl Uc Hllowod To lr9yc or enter %
car by the wett entrances In tn.
town.
Byron Roberts. residing In the 900
bl, pk RoosrvolJ street was severely
injured Wednosdny while working ~
De- local refinery. ite was buru' 'I
bout the face ana mock uy "a l.nl
oNplosion in the room where hc va
working ana while tho injury ~ not
nt nll foth. u VIII h"op him from nI.
work for Honc time.
From the Officials u the Sand
springs railway hos com" the str',
mont thnt the new station Opened
On thut line iH not only recognized
by the local reads but is NOW o.
state station. that IT, N entered iu
the bophs of an the rlil-pu lH Iu
I MED states.
The Morning Tulsa daily world. [volume] (Tulsa, Okla.) 1919-1927, 1920-10-02

and has done time behind prison
bars
Don't get the impression that he's
a criminal on that account. a GER
tain town not far from Dougs home
has a solid little Jail, an efficient po-
lice force, a calloused old Judge. and
strict speed laws. Heading for home
from a weekend house party one
Sunday evening ana In n hurry to
get there, Doug whizzed through the
town, shattered all the speed laws,
stirred up all of the police force, and
was picked up by a motorcycle cop
who led him back TO town and the
Judge.
Doug's speed was twice what tho
law allowed. the judges remarks
The Morning Tulsa daily world. [volume] (Tulsa, Okla.) 1919-1927, 1920-10-02

Douglas MdcIean and Doris May
will he seen IN their newest play
Sunday at the Palace Theater. II
Is quite an oddity and Is called ''The
Jailblrd." Tulsans who have seen
these flvoritc players in "23 y
Hours Leave" know exactly what is
In store for them when they view
this excellent presentation.
There are few artists on the screen
today who can equal this clever
comedian. And as "A Coincidence the
same can be said OF the charming
Miss May
Douglas MacLean didn't have 20
make any special trips to penlten-
tiarics for local color because sh-h-h!
no haa been "A real jailbird himself
The Morning Tulsa daily world. [volume] (Tulsa, Okla.) 1919-1927, 1920-10-02
S.r,lcrs tor Su,viny.

Sunday frryIo'a ir -nnd Srrur
win be- held lt Tho following hours
Baptist church Garfield and Bro1d
way. sunday rchool at 10 O'Clock
mntuiug preaching "a II p.ct0cn
evening service at 7;I5. j.. =
HrulDrv
Church ot G1d. FOufth ana Grant
sunday school at 10 O'Clock preach
ug nt ~ o'clocl, and Z o'rlont An
.rvilaUou is rVtcndcd to AN o. a.
tend our worship. Arch Eiuyun
pastor.
christian church, Main AVID f1fth
sunday school at ~ o.ciork. There
win ho no preaching This sunday
The Morning Tulsa daily world. [volume] (Tulsa, Okla.) 1919-1927, 1920-10-02

were extremely caustic, and the bail
demanded was 800, checks not con-
sidered. Doug didn't have a hun
dred in cash with him. and All of
his friends were miles away Efforts
to raise friends over the telephone
produced no Tesults, so Doug spent
his first night behind prison bars
Now he carefully watches the
speedometer and also maintains that
his work in The Jailbird" is twice
as good as 1t would have been II he
hadnX done time himself. Doris
May. formerly his co-star in Ince-
Paramount productions. is his lead
ing woman in this photo comedy
Adyt.
The Morning Tulsa daily world. [volume] (Tulsa, Okla.) 1919-1927, 1920-10-02

Prayer meeting on Wed - iny ey,
ming o. -, l,rsi r,sderce on MAJ
+tI,tI Wi Mrs rIummcr lcadins
Pow I,r Mitchell, guH or.
Community church. Main a.
Fourth sunday school a. 10 c'cioNk
UoInrs a,rtI~o ~ Do O'Clock D.
Gordon w.U sronk on the follow Ia
.ub..,fs. Why Does NYt God Is
ih. D,tuP" "Dees he Wll to 10 Ii
not ttr N6f7 ~ can re 10 n. bui
The Morning Tulsa daily world. [volume] (Tulsa, Okla.) 1919-1927, 1920-10-02

" ~ Not2' At Inc evening services
b.. will preach on the Man ~ Sin.
" no l. tic2' "Whpn VIII H. come 2'
Ills Advance Agents Are Her,
Sow Special music at both scrv-
i'"s by the Community choir. Every
body IL cord ally invited to attend.
Dr =. II. Gordon pastor.
Methodist church, Main and
Fourth. SUNDAY school session a. 10
clock. rupciintpudeut pluf V l.
The Morning Tulsa daily world. [volume] (Tulsa, Okla.) 1919-1927, 1920-10-02

Corren C@nsseH for all ages Nom
irg rreachng a. II O'clock with
"rhc supreme Affection az topic.
Evening services at 7.4j d"ahng
with tho subject. Hedges ana sur
pcnis.' Epworth league al O'Clock.
Mission class is bcirp prsuu.led for
a stuiy.coursc ia that work. The
league viii give q social az the par
sonage on next Thursday uitnt.
The Morning Tulsa daily world. [volume] (Tulsa, Okla.) 1919-1927, 1920-10-02

appeal. "Humoresque." will begin
an engagement at the Majestic
thcater tomorrow. This Is the pho
toplay which, enjoyed phenomenal
run at the Criterion theater in New
York city and which has sipce es-
tablished new attendance records
wherever II has been shown.
"Humoresque" Is n Fannie Hurst
story written with all of her deep
knowledge of human being of the
ordinary mold The novel has been
transferred with rare sympathy and
understanding to the screen.
One cannot appreciate the appeal
to the heart that this simple story
The Morning Tulsa daily world. [volume] (Tulsa, Okla.) 1919-1927, 1920-10-02
DISAGREEABLE
TASTE IN MOUTH
Stomach Was Out of Order
and Head Ached, So Ken
lucky Man Took Black
Draught-''It Cured
Me-" He Says

NANCY. Ky.--Mr Marion Hol-
comb, Of this place, says: "For quite
u long while. suffered with stomach
trouble. l would have pains and n
heavy feeling after my meals, also a
most disarreeable taste In my mouth.
II ate anything with butter. oil or
grease. would spit It up. l began
TO have regular sick headache.
Il had used pills ana tablets, but
after a course OF these | would be
Ccnstipatod. II just seemed 90 tear
my stomach up, I found they woro
no good at all for my trouble,
Il heard Thcdfords Black
Draught recommended very highly,
so l began to use It, IL cured me.
i keep II IN the house all the time.
1t is the best liver medicine made.
do not have sick headache or stom-
och trouble any more"
When suffering from headache,
constipation, stomach or liver trou-
BILE, try the old and well-rccommend-
ed, purely vegetable. Thedford's 3
Black -Draught.
Just as Black -Draught brought re-
lief to Mr.. Holcomh, so II also has
10 thousands of others and should
help you, too.
insist on having the genuine .-
Adpk.
The Morning Tulsa daily world. [volume] (Tulsa, Okla.) 1919-1927, 1920-10-02

perhaps ns that ~ any people In the
world, they win suffer much in con-
N'ri'rCr ana run the rigk of uccHs-
.nuIl nisuuderathutiuR before they
ma.r any change.
The Morning Tulsa daily world. [volume] (Tulsa, Okla.) 1919-1927, 1920-10-02
TO Prevent Chills

Take GROVES TAsTELESs CHILL
TONIC to destroy the Malarial Germs
IN the Blood and thus Prevent
Chllls. 75c-Adyt
Evening journal., 1920-02-06
DO YOU REALIZE
YOU MAY BE One
Nine Out of Ten Said to Be
Slowly Poisoning Own
System.

"Few realize what an enormous num-
Der OF people among those who live In
such localities as this suffer from auto
intoxication." said the Tanlac Man
This condition is nothing more or less
than the self-posonlng OF vital organs
and Is the foundation OF most ailments
and diseases.
"When the organs become nervous
and debilltated they are unable 10 throw
or the accumulatlons Of waste matters
because they are weak. The putre-
factive germs set In and the sufferer
finally shccumbs 10 poisons generated
within his own system. Jaundlce hard
cold. constipation. Indigestion. bilious
ness, headaches, backache, dlarrhoea,
nervousness. dizziness and arrangements
Of the stomach and bowels are common
symntoms OF this trouble"
Tanlac. which Is so wide In rs field
OF usefulness, so certain are the re-
suits. so quick and so thorough are rs
beneficial effects that the preparation
seems more like a miracle than like a
medicine. Is sold here by ~ B. Dam
forth and all leading druggists.
Evening journal., 1920-02-06
Attractions at The CITY Theatres
"THE SWEETHEART SHOP. -

In the cast OF characters that win
appear on the program Of "The Sweet
heart Shop" the musical comedy at
traction at the Playhouse the FIRST half
OF next week, the audience will read
The name OF Harry X. Morton, and II
they are not otherwise acquainted with
him, will not recognize until the per-
formance, his Importance In the play, In
which he assumes the role OF the chief
comedian
Mr.. Morton is graduate from
vaudeville TO the legitimate. His best
assets are experience and ability, and
with these two 10 aid him, he has won
enviable popularity He Is not merely
a comedian. but a dancer and an aero
bat somewhat after the type Of Fred
stone. Last season he attracted con-
siderable attention with his work in
THE Greenwich Village Follies."
Anne Caldwell, as author OF the book
and lyrics Of "The Sweetheart Shop"
has provided a novel idea In placing The
scenes and action OF the comedy In
shop operated as a place for the
meeting and mating OF sweethearts.
and the fact that the proprietor con-
ducts IL solely 10 gain results rather
in mis-mating than mating, and in
wolves him and his patrons In a maze
OF amusing adventures addds comedy
and fun to the situations.
A capable cast OF singers and dancers
viii interpret the music that Or. Hugo
Felix has provided for The Sweetheart
Shop"
Evening journal., 1920-02-06
STORM PUTS THIS
TOWN In DARKNESS

Special 10 The Evening Journal.
BRIDGEVILLE, Feb. 6.-At the an
nuol town election Tuesday. the fol-
lowing officers were elected: Alder
man. Thomas T. Kumamon: treasurer.
Russell G. short; assessor. James C.
Sullivan: town commissioner for one
year Arthur n. Stewart; town com
missioner for term OF two years. John
Dunts.
The town was In darkness Wednes-
day night, due TO the fact that the
storm blew down about a mile OF
electric poles and wires. The damage
is not expected to be repaired for sew
eral days.
DR.. and Mrs. w. S. Hunter, OF Green
wood, have gone 10 Florida 10 spend
several weeks.
Miss Emma Hayes entertained a num-
Der OF her friends at an informal dance
al her home In Greenwood.
Cornell Jones has been appointed
rural mail carrier.
Miss Doura Layton. who fell on the
Icy pavement, breaking her arm. Is
slowly improving.
A large truck, owned by George
Dickerson, skidded on Market street
ond ran into a telephone pole. No one
was hurt
Harry Butler has returned from Mia
CARA Falls.
Mr.. and Mrs. Leon Cannon are spend
ing a few days In Philadelphia.
A needing Of the Brdgeville Suffrage
Association was held Monday night at
the home Of Mrs. Erasmus Jones.
Evening journal., 1920-02-06
Hope TO agree
ONLANDDAMAGE
Savings Fund Society and
City to Get Together on
Ninth St. Project
SCHOOL BOARD
GETS ADVANCE

Members Of City Council at meeting
OF Council as a committee OF the whole
with Robert II. Richards attorney for
the Wilmington Savings Fund Society
and G. E. Matthews and w. T. Wood
ward, designers and general contractors
for the proposed new building for the
savings fund society made Il plain last
night that they favored the widening OF
East Ninth street from Market TO King
streets as quickly as possible. Further
more, on motion OF Councilman Murray
Il was decided TO refer the matter OF
adjustment 10 the finance committee OF
Council which body win confer with
the directors OF the savings fund society
and report back TO Council. These two
bodies will hold their first meeting this
afternoon.
At the meeting last night Mr.. Rich
ards explained that the data gathered
by the savings fund society showed
that the approximate cost OF the widen
ing Of East Ninth street would be be-
tween 10000 and $4,000 OF which
amount S3S.950 will have to be spent
in The present plans OF the building
and the cost OF the extra work TO the
sub-contractors.
Several real estate brokers, Mr.. Rich
ards added had been asked for an ap-
praisal on the land and this varied
from 5000 to s6.5OO a foot
II was stated that II any value was
20 be attached 10 the widening OF the
street, such would have 10 be consld-
Grad by the condemnation commission
and assessed against the savings fund
society.
Last nights session OF Council lasted
one hour, the councilmen being anxious
10 attend the Wilmington Automobile
Show In a body at the close Of their
meeting.
The request OF the Board OF Edu-
cation for the first lnstalment OF the
$4,000 allowed by Council was ordered
paid, this amounting to s29,O6Ol67. II
was also directed that 5000 be trans
ferred from the fire department account
20 the miscellaneous account
City Treasurer Banks reported a bank
balance Of sii302i97.
The report OF Building Inspector
showed 72 permits issued In January
for buildings valued at S329337. Fees
tOtaled Si25.
Thursday, February 10, was desig-
mated by Councils health committee to
consider the form Of an ordinance COW
ering inspections OF milk In Whining
ton 10 conform with the highest stand
ards.
A protest against Morris Franklin, a
landlord and owner OF an apartment
at No. ITO West street, was received
from ]. w. Foreman and referred TO
the proflteering committee. The oom-
munication said $3.50 was being re-
eelved by the owner for two floors OF
the apartment. there being inadequate
heat, improper sanitary conditions, !
damp roofs and floors and other lncon-
venlences.