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The Washington herald., 1920-12-29

their moonshining operations IN the
hills OF their native State, have set
tied around here and taken up their
moonshining work, Federal agenfs
claim.
Michigan's famous Iron Range Is
just across the county line aud be-
tween the lumberjacks and the
miners, the moonshiners did & heavy
business.
Dance halls of character" ana
saloons Of class lined the main
street.
Roulette and faro were alleged to
have fiourished without opposition.
apd groceries and drug stores and
even blacksmith shops were dis
pensing the Illicit liquor.
small groups OF interested specta-
tors gathered on the street corners
and watched the Federal agents ht
their work of serving warrants.
Arrangements had been made by
the Federal Officers to remove their
prisoners from Hurley Immediately
for fear an effort might be made to
optain their release forcibly
Fifty soft drihK'' saloons were
raided and theis -Iocrs closed. Most
OF the proprfetors were arrcsfed
The raids were conducted rsnIdIv
and few IL any of the ALLEGED IIu,or
!"w VIOLA 'Trs- had tima to cssloe
or cover up anything.
The town was running wide omen
In preparation for a hilarious
greeting Of the new year.
Fffty-sevens alleged law violators
We're arrested. Thirty-seven places
or business were closed. Several
Hurley city officials were among
those arrested.
A drayload OF Illicit liquor was
confiscated.
All Of the prisoners were 70 be
taken to Ashland, Wis, for arrsisn-
ment.
The Washington herald., 1920-12-29

ASKS new TAXING
PLAN FOR NATION
Wants More Stamp Reve.
nue. and Sales and Ex-
cess Profits Rebeal.

NEW YORK. Dec z7.-The third
national Industrial conference will
be held at the Hotel Astor January
2l and y, it was announced today.
when the report OF the tax com
mittee OF the National Industrial
Board was made public.
The report opposes the sales tax.
condemns the excess profits tax and
makes recommendation for the re-
vision of Federal tax laws.
ssbstifste Prepos.L
The proposals for making up each
loss In revenue are as follows:
The taxing OF corporation income
through a nat increase in the cor
poration income tax rate, l6 per
cent being tbe minimum which can
be imposed without working great
injustice in many cases
"A discontinuance OF the present
exemption OF $4,000 with respect TO
all corporations. From these
sources, according TO the committee.
could be procured about 40 per cent
Of the amount to be replaced.
stamp Tax Rates.
"A doubling and quadrupling OF
stamp tax rates. The stamp tax
might also be extended to receipts
for payments above certain
amount or to checks, vouchers or
other evidences of payment Seri-
Gus consideration should be given,
according to the committee. to rails
ing the rate on hrst-class postage
From these sources could be se-
cured about 20 per cent Of the
amount to be replaced.
Increases in the extensions OF
custom duties and additional duties
should be limited TO a specified list
of commodities, with regard to easy
supervision and collection. From
these sources could be obtained the
remaining 20 per cent OF the amount
to be replaced"
The Washington herald., 1920-12-29
U. S. Draft Dodger List
Shrinks to 1921 Names

The list of draft dodgers on file
at the War Department now totals
only 1891 names, Secretary Ba-
ker ennounced yesterday.
The announced intention of the
department to publish the names
will not be carried out, II was stated,
until 1t has been established beyond
all doubt that the men actually are
deserters. The list originally con-
tanned 4S9,o03 names. it was pointed
out but continued investigation is
reducing the number daily.
The Washington herald., 1920-12-29
FOUND DEAD NEAR
LEAKING GAS TUBE

Henry Smith. AZ years old, room
ing at 616 e street northwest, was
found dead in his room yesterday
by Dennis Posey, who conducts the
house.
Gas was escaping from a leaky
tube which connected a small heater
near Smiths bed, police reported.
The Washington herald., 1920-12-29

weeks or a few months for an ap-
parently love-sick couple TO judge
whether the case is strong enough
to last them through life. Many
persons marry today with the IDEA
that IL the marriage does not prove
palatable, the divorce courts stand
ready to cut the bonds"
The Washington herald., 1920-12-29
Hartz Mountain CanUies
Sing Way OUer Atlantic

NEW YORK. Dec. 2s-Have you
a little canary In your home? II
not, $500 OF them came in today
from the Hartz Mountains, in Ger
many. and. 1t is said, the songsters
sang all the way across the ocean.
The Washington herald., 1920-12-29
Editors Widow Dead.

FREDERICKSBURG. Va. Dec 2s
Mrs. Medora A. Little, widow OF
Alexander Little. former editor OF
the Fredericksburg News. died here
today. One daughter survives.
The Washington herald., 1920-12-29

Public schools of New York City,
which number more than $50 build
1ngs, shelter a number of children
that exceeds the combined popula-
tions OF Alaska, Arizona, Delaware,
Idaho and Nevada.
The evening herald. [volume] (Albuquerque, New Mexico) 1914-1922, 1920-03-11
BY w. +. FECHNER
Champion War Garden Director OF America

COMMUNICATIONS who want
cucumbcra q few days earlier than
the nciehhor utay heat him to az hv
taking -paHtehoard oatmeal ans. re-
moving both ton u bottom. setting
"a number of these empty side
hv side In n O and filling them up
with good garden sod and planting
o. few seeds in each huN.
In this manner the whole affair
muy bee kent iu the house on cool
nights ana be easily moved into the
sunshine during the day. water like
you would any pot plant. as soon
ns an canEcr from frost is past take
out and carefully peel off the paste
bunrd box and set tho whole affair
into the ground without disturbing the
ruHltF. squash. melons. Tomatoes N
other plants may be- raised lkewite
Tor early ifse.
Cucumhcrs. suuashca ~ melons
an require mellow rich soil A good
way Co prepare the ground FOR then.
is 90 dix u hole two fsst across an
The evening herald. [volume] (Albuquerque, New Mexico) 1914-1922, 1920-03-11
N. Fourth Street Five
Defeats St. Mary's

IN q thrilling battle yesterday the
North Fourth Street school basket
tos-ors dnfruted the crack 81. Mnry's
school quintet. Both teams displayed
splendid work throughout the
game. The outcome og the game was
in doubt until the last few seconds of
play when hN spectacular basket
shooting the forwards Of the North
Fourth Street school 'nuchcd fir
game. A large Dnd enthusiastic crowd
witnessed the bHm". Thv line-up
wIs aH follows.
North Fourth a. 81. MarN'z
James Nuybul f.....f, Henry toyor
Ricardo Armijo r.. Archie O'Harrow
Lindsey stone. E...,E. Eugene Tomei
a. Fitzgerald. g...E, Tom MrCancry
Eugene Phillips, v......c. clark carr
William Dc Gripc. subs. John bineili
Gotillns invariably die soon after
htiuE taken rautlNr.
The evening herald. [volume] (Albuquerque, New Mexico) 1914-1922, 1920-03-11

Shlppey hurried through bis routine
duties. rushed home us soon ts p1s-
Hblo. was seen much in Mudpliue'H
company and didn't write home as
often uH before.
Months later t.ee shIproy sa.iol f1r
homo with others OF the 4. o. q. Ills
parting from Madeline WAS Ukr many.
Wuuy others boo those DAYS when hIu-
French itssirs.
a COMEDY woman met shinpcy at tho
dock iu New York. She Eaa eager
Warmth was %noticcahly usckiug 100 uia
greeting. however.
Wife Notice. Chnngc.
Win O. wite's intuition co., Cumcly
woman, Who wuf Mr8 loo Shippcy.
mother OF Shipp,N4 ~Iyu-Nras-ul su..
noted thc change m h,r husband.
though she knew NOS the cau,e.
And Mrs, %ShtpptA. wnu bad 'Cai .
ricd on Shipn,N's newspaper work
while ne was over there soon lviru-
el OF the i~nfuuuHtiou which suddenly
hloftud an tho Joy out ct what had
boon 900 ttoull, happy married lIt.
Her husband told her au, e,ol th1t
Medicine expected tu hesom" a
mother
Demand that mis- wife divorce him
4u Chat uu would lD FREQ fu give nIa
new sweetheart % usW. iuT hyr ,s-
ro0''I child D.iWuN"d niH ,uul's sion.
THE Shippoys returned to thrir Kan
-t4 ,Ity luu'. ia~' tu 900 outward
.pHDurHtutts. resumed DO. normal
VuUtso ttDpout.d rUu,waI. uf hu ro-
quest for ID divorce vor. refused o..
Nrs ShipneN un recount uI thu.I soto
She uI UIrr. UuN.N,. Goo rII" fuf
Madeline NihF Whom DO Dum"
The evening herald. [volume] (Albuquerque, New Mexico) 1914-1922, 1920-03-11
Mndcnnr WAITS.
Is Hunting
Recruiting Officer

Eprw.n g. Hluton. ohiaf v"omau.
United States ut.y recruiting station
On Iaso. Tsyls March e.. 1890. has
lu possession t.yu government checks
,hllukp nuuhers 3agG to 5000 tu-
elusive. disnursiug nuurrcr atlOl.
tllE description is aH follows Ago.
% yDurs eight. tive feet five inches.
weight. iha ItH DyHs blue. hair.
brown. complexion. ruddy, tattoo lot
fsrs rs. g. g. Ulrk forearm. dagger.
front forearm. harp and three mani
rocks rirfN forearm ANA others.
front upper tooth hsH Lost crown
point.
BANKS and n]uaiuoss houses are ro-
gursipf Goo mrkr NOTE OF tho number,
of the government checks iu question.
and % assist Iu causing uc arrest 20.
This party and IH care Dec is upprc-
heu1Hl jo uutIl. fno NuVt l|iocru.tiug
station, El i'iF1 ToNns. or tho spec
ial Agent Department Of Justice, Al
hlpn,ruup. y. N
To Develop th, beet sugar indus
try Australia will adopt up-to-duto
American machinery. und will impoi
sugar beet seed from california
The evening herald. [volume] (Albuquerque, New Mexico) 1914-1922, 1920-03-11
SHOULD
Be TAKEN RIGHT
Bayer Company, who introduced
Aspirin in 1900, give
proper directions.

"3nycr Tahieh Of Aspirin" can he
taken safely for Colds. Headache.
.Tlnthnchc Earuchc Neuralgia. Luu-
haFo, RncuuItism Joint Pains. Ncurl-
o.. and Pain generally.
To Eot quick relief follow carefully
the sufc ~ proper directions In zach
unhrolycn package Of "uuycr Tablets
Of Aspirin This package b. piulnlv
Gross"
The "Baycr Cross mpHmi the gem
ulnc. world-lamuus Aspirin prescribed
hy physiciuus Tor oyer o%iErt.en years.
Handy tim boxes co. ~ tablets cost
but 20 TOW cents. UrurHtsts also sell
larger "iiuyer' p~uclaEgS Aspirin iH
The trrtle mark of Bayor Manufacture
The evening herald. [volume] (Albuquerque, New Mexico) 1914-1922, 1920-03-11

liis territory embrace colorado
4 tab New Mexico Montana, Arizona
and Wyoming.
tu addition to the incoming mcot-
iuE. o. luncheon ulH hold 600 tho At
NlTHlu pf noon. The convention was
resumed tnis afternoon ut 80 ut tho
\ w. a.. \.
speakers have boon scheduled FOR
tn, evening session which will begin
sf o. O'Clock. ". 4. Coancli win pre-
stut the opening address at this umN
followed hy rn appropriate speech 10y
Ui David Spence IAN ON Prevention
Js 20 Mode uf Attack Ipou EVIL
The evening herald. [volume] (Albuquerque, New Mexico) 1914-1922, 1920-03-11
Gold In the Head"

Is an acute attack Of Sasnl Catarrh Per-
sons WHO are subject 20 frequent "colde
In the head" viii md that the use Of
HALLS CATARRH MEDICINE VIII
build w the system, cleanse the Blood
and render them less liable TO colds.
Repeated attacks OF Acute Catarrh may
lead to Chronic Cntarrh
HALLS CATARRH MEDICINE iq taks
In internally and acts through NE blooo
an the MUCOUS Surfaces OF the System.
All nruEriats T6c. Testimonials free.
Nn Tor any case OF Cntnrrh that
HALLS CATARitH MEDICINE will not
" y. Cheney q Co., Toledo. Ohio.
The evening herald. [volume] (Albuquerque, New Mexico) 1914-1922, 1920-03-11

n you arc overrtout why remain sol
Why 30 envtous " those who are %slondeff
ufe % truly important COED news tot YOU
The kefC.n sYsssm On ac~omphshIn ing mar
Fel. Id hralthitl SET speedy and pleasant
-uiu,iIon OF men aud women who haFu
le,n Cor years hutdeucd with fainrs1-
ulrs Of the reduction HyHt.m NO starving
10 tedious exercises, no colonel or NIli
genuinely correct aud delightful Tslem.
Reduction 10 70 60 lbs. or morc-vha'
vfr vur require 90 grt symmetrical trufo
positively guaranteed ~ Kor'iu sy1em 1ul.-
200 cash refund forfeiture or 90 cost 10 you.
Tlet', lnfhip 10y iD tsspinr a dlau lhat show
,ss. msaaufausua gradually bgtemiHe Smaller nlIa
,lu AZ hrlIutlns in NlrHciy| Ae.lN Ai aitialutt.
- uduf h~aufinca into Y1uf lie and lfeinnf 7
-, ttan 81 ranruaInF fafuHH nov. Nffru fH1
rsls. vaI. nsssms tithdtf and satlN tMY tei
You mny obtain oil Of korein % drurTi.ta'
~s-rvvWtsre. Guarantee in each package. hr1f
.1,tr WItn cons lueing yulitntlr} iettimuuiaIl
he nailed freq postpaid " you write i1
sia %, Nko v Station i New York
The evening herald. [volume] (Albuquerque, New Mexico) 1914-1922, 1920-03-11

Inches deep. un half full with
harnyard manure. then on with Hur
fare roili mix we'll and IN the crntcr
% this rri o. plants which Fnouii
have heru fhinned down % three or
four. or plant Die seed directly IN
this AIM ana eventually leave three
plants 10 the hills. which shall be
about four feet apart for cucumher9
aud bush squash. hut eight feet for
melons Give liberal cultivation and
keep an early lookout Tor insects ~
an kinds that attace AN vine crops
early. You may help keep these M
bay hy placing "a bny lrame with a
screen or cheeaeciuth top over tho
plants. hy spraying with u%rseuaie 90
lead. and als by aprinkiluE literally
with nif-siaoked hAr.
TIE space between tho vines may
DO planted m beans or tomatoes.
Miss MARI Louise Hughes went
Fu.u. nHsWaH. a.. IUfaUfHa. H.. 80. .sN
The evening herald. [volume] (Albuquerque, New Mexico) 1914-1922, 1920-03-11
Madeline Babin


WV ~ = wi -
But THE Missouri poets love was stil
In France and Shippcy home HE WIS
q hollow mockery uf what it had once
been.
Letters followed shlppcy. Hla vito
learned from them fhut her husbands
jpve auuir with Madeline was not cool
ms. but instead, wus rrowing.
Then along iu NutUmhcr camo
Madeline. hos mother aud sister. Thov
established themselves in am apart
m'nt iu Kansas 'ltN Shiupcy rushed
tu her tie wus found iu her apart
mcnt with hcf mother when immlEr4-
ton officers. informed los Mrs. Ship
pcN's sister nf the affair, cuWr TO I'M
vostlrnte Maioiinc's right 10 live in
America.
An Investigation was held hofoi &,
Immigration Commissioner Warren
Long ShtppcY accompanied Madeline
and cominrted her through this ore
deal The whole story was aid hy
Stippey and Madeline Some formal
recommendation have been semi TO-
Washington and the deportation order
NAV connie az any time.
Madeline Waits
Mr. |Shippty. meanwhile. ls report
ed pruftrutci tl tine turn of events
her %plcadinEH To- give up his ueW love.
Madeline spends lor time m her
Hpurtfueut waiting. waiting. waiting e.
for achievement ul motherhood and
'1r . dcr's'on n.um immisiyiiun au-
thnriurs
win thos. officials consider ouly thc
cold legal phnrrs ut ihc case. err viii
they ponder n,rr ilr chance meeting
ON All SuIutH' duy lu Paris, when
Madeline trst flashed her beautiful
Hmllr af l.ec sh.rpcy from hehlnd q
Hufr bouquet ut ruaus
The evening herald. [volume] (Albuquerque, New Mexico) 1914-1922, 1920-03-11

SAN FRANCISCO When tkrre
youuu m,n called tu WOO his daughter
John %. ulult jumped at the cun-
clu-iou they had come tu make 10y"
a. hts VIE He uhirct,d. tie OBJ
i,ri.d. TOO. go the butcher hoy and
thc icrmuu. the mailman and the
miIIkmun Mrs. puult is nov ruis-
inu 10 fuss boz our
The evening herald. [volume] (Albuquerque, New Mexico) 1914-1922, 1920-03-11
CHEW A'FEW-PUT STOMACH in ORDER.

At oncel Relieves Indigestion, Heartburn, Gases, Dyspepsia.
caused by Acidty. Hurry Buy a box at any drug store. Eat
meals without fear'of upsettng stomach. Harmess-Spendid
Read Common Sense Rules Regarding Stomach" in package.
The evening herald. [volume] (Albuquerque, New Mexico) 1914-1922, 1920-03-11

Miss Mari Louise Hughes went
from Buffalo to syraruse in an air-
plane 10 attend % football gume.
The Rock Island Argus and daily union. (Rock Island, Ill.) 1920-1923, 1920-03-29

A Saving of $40 or More on Every Suit
The models being exclusive with NJ & K. naturally
correct beyond question: Strictly tailored novelty types
featuring semihtted coats in slim effects beted
unbelted-plan embroidered ndsomey silk lined.
The eyes of the fashion-wse NJ & K suits this
Easter-more than ever
Evening journal., 1920-01-30
HAYS FORECASTS
E. G.O.P.PLATFORM
National Committee Chair
man Takes Rap at "Peda-
gogic PaternaliSm"
SAYS GOTH CONGRESS
SAVED $94O,OOO,OOO

NEW YORK. Jan. 3O.-Pledging the
Republican party to stand four-square
against undue liberalization OF indus
tries; u solution Of the railroad
problem that will provide a Just return
on bona ilde investment and a Just
wage to employees; declaring that"labor
IS entltledbo and will receive a fair
representation in the councils OF the
government is entitled 10 acquire an
Interest In the business 10 which it is
expected TO give It's best efforts" and
that "the party Of Theodore Roosevelt
will bring this government back 10 the
limitations Of the Constitution" Chair
man VIII II. Hays, Of the National Re
publican Committee, writing in Cur
rent Opinion for February excoriates
The form OF pedagOgic paternalism
that has developed recently in this
country" lie points 20 the present
Republican Congress as having in its
first thiriY-elght working days saved
the nation S9i9,0OOOO0. "Hampered,"
he asserts, by postwar conditions
that have not been approximaied since
the days Immediately following the
close OF the Civil War, the Sixty-sixth
Congress accomplished In general legis-
latiOn: The adoption OF the woman
suffrage amendment; the placing on
the statute books OF a comprehensive
prohibition law; the enrolment, with
liberal appropriations, OF provisions for
vocational training and rehabilitation
Of wounded service men; the extension
OF the food control act TO prevent prof
iteering; the provision Of additional
travel-pay for dlschafged soldiers with
the authorization for them to retain
their Uniforms and personal equip
ment: the enablement OF efficient vol
unteer officers to continue in the ser,
vic: the incorporation OF the American
Legion: the liberalizaing OF the War
Risk Insurance; the repeal Of the day
light-saving law for the benefit Of the
farmer; the Increase Of compensation
for postal employees; legislation TO
speed up the marketing Of agricultural
products and live stock; faclitation TO
export trade through amendment TO
the Federal Reserve Act, and increased
Evening journal., 1920-01-30

clares. business must have sympa-
thetic help. not antagonistlc cuIxall-
ment. II must be treated with an ap-
probation Of fls fundamental Import
andce and not as a demagogs shuttle
cock. The business men OF This coun-
try were supremely loyal and are en-
titled 10 every consideration, including
the right 10 run their own bushes
Taxes which kill initiative must not be
levied. or course there should be a
large inheritance tax on very great in
heritances, and, equally, OF course.
adequate taxes must be provided by
careful legislation and fair enforce
ment on the part OF competent men.
70 take care Of the extraordinary ex-
penses; but we do not intend 10 per
NIT the war 10 be used as an excuse
for injustice. The Republican party.
from its inception. has stood agains,
undue liberalization OF industries. and
u viii continue so TO stand. There
must be strong Federal regulation. but
Evening journal., 1920-01-30
WINS BACK
GOOD LOOKS
How Complexion Dishgured with
Pimples, Blackheads, Muddiness.
and the Sallow Appearance
Gives Way Before the Won
derful Stuart's Calcium

You might look at half a dozen girls
who have made their compilations
Evening journal., 1920-01-30

not government ownership. We have
always enessvored and stlll shall en-
deayor. 10 ind that middle-ground so
well defined as between 'the anarchy
OF unregulated indiyidualism and the
-deadening Journalism Of an inefficient
and widespread state ownership" Thus
1t is that the railroad problem viii be
solved; It will be solved salrly. with
provision for a Just return on real
inveJtment and with reasonable as
surance for essential development and
extensions. We are against paternal-
ism In government and we are againss
that form or pedagogic paiernallsm
That has developed recently in this
country. We will not forget thsit while
we fought in France 30 make certain
the rights OF free government IN che
world, we have a republic 20 preserve
in ihis country, that we are a repre-
sentative government and not a Boil
shevlk syncOpation'
Chairman II1ys trusts the woman
vote TO appreciate the value OF The
Evening journal., 1920-01-30

restrictions TO the entry Of undesirable
aliens into Americs.
ut was this Republican Congress
that provided for the completion Of The
Alaskan railroad; Increased the endOw-
ment OF the American Printing House
for the Blind and the pay Of govern
ment printers and pressmen; made
laws for the punishment Of persons
transporting stolen motor-vehicles, for
the reclamation OF arid lands in Ne
vada, for stock-raising homesteads' tne
relief OF land-entrymen and the relief
from assessment work on mining-claims.
II provided grants Of public lands for
school purposes, completion or army
oantonments. relief for the stricken
peoples OF dhe Near East, regulation OF
vessels operated by the shipping
Board. It extended the law that pro
tect the civil rights OF soldiers and
sailors. made General Pershing the
General OF the Armies OF The United
states. granted citizenship TO Indian
veterans OF the World War, created an
ambassadorship 10 Belgium and pro-
vlded tentsge for encampments Of the
Grand Army, United Confederate Vet
Grams. Spanish War Veterans and Vet
erans OF the World War. These are a
few OF the things done by that special
session or a Republican Congress"
The only poll1cs in the situation to-
day. he emphasizes, Is TO find out what
is the best for the country and TO do
RI
adds, should be deported or shot, but
thoroughgoing Americans, wherever
born, are entitled to the fullest con-
sideratlOn under the law.
IN the great readjustment" he de-
Evening journal., 1920-01-30

budget-system that the Republican
party has required and the women 80
rally to those principles which guar
antee the integrity Of our national In
stitutlons." Daily, he concludes. II
becomes more apparent that u IS up
to ghe Republican party. 10 lead the
country out OF the woods and there
fore I'VE have promisedd a forward
stepping as well as forward-looking
program for Labor, for Business, for
The Farmer. for every group and every
individual good citizen
Evening journal., 1920-01-30
ONLY One THING
BREAKS MY COLD
That's Dr. Kings New Discovery for
Fifty Years a COld-Breaker."

NJ OTHING but sustained quality
~ and unfalling effectiveness can
4 arouse such enthusiasm. Moth
ing but sure relief from stubborn old
colds and onrushing new ones, grippe,
throat-tearlng coughs, and Group could
have made DR.. Kings New Discovery
the nationally popular and standard
remedy II is today.
Fifty years old and always reliable.
Good for the whole family. A bottle In
the medicine cabinet means a short
lived cold or cough. 6Oc. and Si.2O-
All druggists.
Evening journal., 1920-01-30
q INDIGESTION q
"Pape's Dapepsin' relieves Sour, Classy, Acid
Stomachs at once-no waitingl Read.

lour upset stomach viii feel fine
No waitingl When your meals don't NJ
and you feel uncomfortable, when you
belch gases. acids or raise sour I'M
digested food. When you feel Jumps Of
Indigestion pain, heartburn or head
ache from aoidlty. just eat a tablet of
harmless and reliable pape's Diapepsln
and the stomach distress Is gone.
Evening journal., 1920-01-30

Of pape's Dlapepsin ~ an anlacid rhey
know that most indigestion and dis
ordered stomach are from acidty. The
relief comes quickly. no dsappolnt-
mentl Pape's Dlapepsln tastes Ike
candy and a box OF this world-famous
Indigestion relief costs so little at drug
stores. pape's Dispepsln helps regulate
your stomach so You can eat fayorlte
foods without fear.
Evening journal., 1920-01-30
Stubborn Bowels Tanned

Positive in action. yet natural. com
Portable, pleasant, DR.. Kings New Life
pills are a boon to bowels that need
assistance. They eliminate fermenting
waste and put the system in normal
shape. All drugglst's-25c. bottle.
Evening journal., 1920-01-30

beautiful by clearing their skin with
Stuart's Calcium Walters and be puz-
zled to decide which is the prettlest.
II is remarkable what happens when
those unsightly pimples. blackheads.
etc, and the muddy. oily appearance
disappear. Beautiful skin is lovely in
The extreme.
Stuarrs Calcium Waters bring in a
short time a more beautiful complexion.
BY cleaning out the pores, throwing on
all skin discoloratiOns, they do their
work OF beauty building almost before
anyone can believe it.
Get a 50-cent box Of these wonderful
waters from any druggis' anywhere.