davidaulloa/AmericanStories huggingface dataset:
The Democratic advocate. [volume] (Westminster, Md.) 1865-1972, 1920-03-26
Mems Shirts

New Spring patterns now coming in These
goods that bought early last fall. Since,
then the price has constantly advanced and will
be able to sell you these at from SOC o $3.50 less
than today's market.
The Democratic advocate. [volume] (Westminster, Md.) 1865-1972, 1920-03-26
Easter Novelties

Do not forget the little folks at Easter time a.
few cents spent for the little Dummies fancy baskets
and other Easter novelties will give them much
pleasure and their gratitude and delight in them will
pay you a hundred fold.
The Democratic advocate. [volume] (Westminster, Md.) 1865-1972, 1920-03-26
Mems Sweaters S2.95

A fair quality of mems sweaters at a low price,
that overcoats being discarded sweaters are
a necessity Do not catch cold on cool spring days
for lack of want.
The Democratic advocate. [volume] (Westminster, Md.) 1865-1972, 1920-03-26
We Offer at Par $50 Per share)
Belmont Motors Corporation Preferred

per cent Cumulative Convertible Preferred Stock
present shortage in production and the immense profits
make all speed possible in getting production
pacity.
Belmont owns its own plant ct Lewistown Pa. The
buildings all of brick the floor is upwards OF
sixty thousand square feet The trucks Belmont has built
are giving entire satisfaction
The Belmont plant on good production basis will
bring returns to Belmont stockholders equally large with
those shown by the successful manufacturers in the
truck field
The manufacturers of trucks and today
showing uniformly larger returns toheir investors than
any other given industry Large dividends regularly
the ruIe-not the exception.
Belmont Preferred is being offered now at par, it
is per cent cumulative Preferred stock and may be
EXCHANGED. at any time for Belmont Common stock
and with each share of Preferred purchased now
share of Common is given by bonus but the Bonus
Offer is Subject to Withdrawal Before April IS,
1920.
INVESTIGATE THIS INVESTMENT BEFORE THE
BONUS OFFER IS WITHDRAWN
- Write or Phone
NEUTRALITY-SUSPICIOUS. CO.
Harrisburg, Pa.
P. O. Box 10, Bell Phone 1e55-R-D Dial Phone $40
Westminster Representative
j. H. Brennennan, Westminster Hotel
aaaaaeacco ccanoo0o0c0ocoooooocoocc
The Democratic advocate. [volume] (Westminster, Md.) 1865-1972, 1920-03-26
ssaaaaasauSGGSssese
Dinner Sets

real imported china dinner Sets in very pretty dec
orations that we sell you at $4,000 each Re
member this is real china will craze turn
dark. The owning Of a set of these is real pleas
to the house wife.
The Democratic advocate. [volume] (Westminster, Md.) 1865-1972, 1920-03-26
Mems B. v. D. Union
Suits $1.75

These goods have grown in popularity until to-
day they are one of the big sellers in mems under
wear.
The Democratic advocate. [volume] (Westminster, Md.) 1865-1972, 1920-03-26
Fancy China

We have just received lot of imported china
in salad bowls, berry sets, cream and sugars and
fancy pitchers These goods have practically
been off the market for several years and you will
be surprised to find out how moderately they are
priced
The Democratic advocate. [volume] (Westminster, Md.) 1865-1972, 1920-03-26
Checks 45c

This is a very good grade of CLOTH comes So
inches wide and is in great demand for underwear
for both and women.
The Democratic advocate. [volume] (Westminster, Md.) 1865-1972, 1920-03-26
Children's Oatmeal Sets

Consists of bowl, plate and cream pitcher at
soc each.
The Democratic advocate. [volume] (Westminster, Md.) 1865-1972, 1920-03-26
Colorite Csc.

A straw hat dye that makes your hat look new.
comes in all colors at the popular price of 25c per
bottle.
The Morning Tulsa daily world. [volume] (Tulsa, Okla.) 1919-1927, 1920-03-06

uuN.c th' minimum recorded on
tcbrudr, - Aztec the close Of the
iurN market offerings of bills on
london forced tho prs hIcl 20
Sj.bN l-i With variable reactions ~
French ard italian quotations
lIuuuis DpttcnI '-- \dNt
The Morning Tulsa daily world. [volume] (Tulsa, Okla.) 1919-1927, 1920-03-06

Nopnshincr~ IIcld.
OKLAHOMA CITY March S. 3
l iumbIrgcr chief fedora prohi.
hilton Igen, for oklahoma. rcturucr
The Morning Tulsa daily world. [volume] (Tulsa, Okla.) 1919-1927, 1920-03-06
ti\ps 40 END OLIVES urnI1


Poison olives reported to have
t,,n thippod to Tulh were not
Ipund iu the search by state health
inspector. ". e. rhcathnm, who fin
i-hod AN nvcatication Of Tulsa
stores and warehouse Yesterday. He
,ongrltulatcd local health men for
heir success during the recent in
ruCuZl epidemic which now ap-
pears slowly. but surely falling OFT
Enforcement of quarantine and
'umigatiou ot thcntcra. pool halls,
rouWiug houses and other public
places is declared 30 have saved the
.lty frou much sickness during the
Mnlry m0nths lmal pnat
The Morning Tulsa daily world. [volume] (Tulsa, Okla.) 1919-1927, 1920-03-06
I.cn,lIeIIlnn IIrnrime

DIlNIIDNN CRY MtIuu ID,
UcAr.ur uf tIr rolIielIou ctr. of
Im Williams and I0hu Bouuuur OF
SIsfo vtui.i r Missouri CON %
charE" OF having transported uI,u.
hoiic Iuur into the stutr a t1 ho
hpld ai 10 O'Clock tomorrow n"Iu-
NIX 200 fho uff,o of Governor lt,b.
frffuI
The Morning Tulsa daily world. [volume] (Tulsa, Okla.) 1919-1927, 1920-03-06
Would Md Nnidicr,

WASHlNGTNN, March i--Ek.
tonsion ot pr.r"rrutinl rights OF en-
'ry an all public lands To former
seTvioc mon Hda urged before the
house way ana 'ncIns Comm'ttce
today h. -. w Ross cf Berkley.
cal. former engineer In the United
STAGES reclamation service Clarence
! owen, secretary of the southern
commercial congress. asked that any
legislation which would grant lands
10 service men / include cut-over
lands Of the SOUTH
The Morning Tulsa daily world. [volume] (Tulsa, Okla.) 1919-1927, 1920-03-06
Cupid Barely Leads
in OffdUd County, So
Court Records ShOU

MIAMI. Okla. MtLlh j.--Di-
vorccs ram cupid close race in
Ottawa county during February.
\ total of % marriagr licenses
we're issued While - unhappy
pairs applied for separation
gradual increase In divorces here
since tn" return Of soldiers from
the war has been uOtlCcd.
Many OF Tho petitions declare
mat the sotdicr husband since his
return from tho war has been TOO
EASY going and failed IN the role
Of bread winner Bul cupid has
mancuvercd TO keen IN the lead,
saws carl SHocm, marriage license
clerk
The Morning Tulsa daily world. [volume] (Tulsa, Okla.) 1919-1927, 1920-03-06

unnnis Ndyl
The Morning Tulsa daily world. [volume] (Tulsa, Okla.) 1919-1927, 1920-03-06
In,llinI-inc rnnllnllnn-

NtSIuNGTO%. Mlrcl I..
population or th, Philippine Is
placed a' fo.3.nGto. according ,o
figure. c,m,lrj n the l1ls ,,a.ns.
clblcd 20 tho iu-I.Hr bul.u u..
Of that number q. fsU%57. are Cnr..
The news scimitar. (Memphis, Tenn.) 1907-1926, 1920-05-19

10 people of Memphis who use the
Iowa street crossing of the Frisco rail-
road. statement which has Just been
given out by B. w. Stevens. night
Waterman at that point, will be of pc
cullar interest. because it has to do. in
a measure, with precautions for their
safety and it is of interest also to the
general public on account of the addi-
tional proof Of the efficiency OF the
medicine, Pepgen. that Mr. Stevens de-
scribes. -.
The statement brings up the thought
mas the health Of man in such a DO
sition Is not only of Importance to him
SELF but to all the people who have oc-
Oaslon TO traverse the crossing, as they
depend to a great extent upon the alert
ress Of the Waterman to warn them and
Protect them from danger. And health.
good or bad, determines to a great ex-
tent Just what degree of alertness will
be exercised. No man can do his work
with 100 per cent efficiency when his
physical system Is disordered, when he
Is unable to get normal amount of sleep,
and when ne is consequently wretchedly
nervous. ~.
Mr.. Stevens realized this and when he
felt that he was Slipping" in condi-
uon' ne lost little time in taking steps
to bring back health. Consequently dan
ger is guarded against more alertly now
It the Iowa street crossing than a short
time ago and Pepgen shares in the
credit.
The news scimitar. (Memphis, Tenn.) 1907-1926, 1920-05-19
CLEAR TRACK FOUND
BY EX-N0TORMAN
J. L. Atkins, of Illinois Ave,
Takes the Pepgen Route
to Healthville.

]. L. Atkins, formerly motorman on
the Memphis Street railway. lines, is in
apt position now to make a little COM
parison between the operation of a
street tar and the proper functioning
OF the human body. He knows that If
soemthlng is wrong at the power house
so that the needed amount Of electrical
current Is not coming through on the
trolley wire the street car won't run,
except down hill. And he realizes that
in the human body the stomach Is the
power house" that supplies the en-
ergy and when 1t isn't working right
the whole system gets out Of order.
Mr. Atkins has had his individual
power house put into good condi-
ton by Pepgen, with resultant fine
influence on his entire system, accord .
ing to the statement made by his wife,
He is now employed by the KELSEY
Wheel company and lives at 29l III
nois avenue. In her statement Mrs.
Atkins says
My husband had stomach and liver
trouble for years. He complained Of
sharp pains in the pit Of his stomach
after every meal He didn't dare eat
any greasy foods because Of the misery
they caused
His appetite became very poor and
he fell off in weight His skin was
sallow.
He also complained OF dull ache
coming in his right side
Since he has been taking Pepgen he
is better in every way. He eats a
heap more heartily titan he did and
nothing that he eats bothers him at
all, Pepgen stopped that ache in his
side and enlivened the action OF the
liver. His complexion has cleared up
and he has good healthy color now.
He has gained ten pounds and
weighs more now than he ever did in
his life.
Under the circumstances, we have
every reason to recommend Pepgen and
are glad TO take advantage OF the op-
portunity to do 20 for the benefit Of
others."
The news scimitar. (Memphis, Tenn.) 1907-1926, 1920-05-19
II EAT HOT BISCUITS"
She SAYS GLEEFULLY
Mrs. Griffin, Of Richmond Ave, Memphis Declares That
There Was Little She Could Eat With Comfort, Short
Time Ago, But Pepgen Has Made Remarkable Change

As an Illustration of what a change
Pepgen has made in the state of her
health. Mrs. r. D. Griffin, of Memphis,
mentions that she is now able to eat
hot biscuits, with no ensuing digestive
discomfort, although short time ago
she had to be extremely careful in her
food selection and deny herself many
things that she liked, on account OF
indigestion from which she suffered
Mrs Griffin resides at 500 Richmond
avenue and has lived in Memphis for
twenty years. She says:
Il suffered with Indigestion for a
long time. My appetite was fairly
good, but I got SOL was afraid to eat
because of the misery that I would be
In afterward, After meals, gas would
form in my stopach. Sometimes a
spell of Indigestion would come on while
was sitting at the table and I would
almost faint away
Il would not lose consciousness, but
my arms would fall to my sides and
my whole body would become limp.
The news scimitar. (Memphis, Tenn.) 1907-1926, 1920-05-19
PENNSYL ST.
RESIDENT SPEAKS
Mrs. G. Vines Says She Is
Much Livelier Since
Taking Pepgen.

Acting upon the wise old saying that
"a stitch in time saves nine" Mrs. G.
Vines, Of Memphis, says that she de-
reached a severe degree, and that the
results have been so good that she
recommends this course to others.
Mrs. Vines lives at 942 Pennsylvania
street. She came to Memphis from Ar
kansas as a bride last fall. Her hus-
band is employed by the Wes G. Lesh'
Manufacturing company. Mrs. Vines
says
Il was not down sick when I got
Pepgen, but my appetite was poor and
| was nervous and restless. felt tired
and draggy, on account Of nervousness
got little sleep at night.
II was getting into rundown con-
dition and realized that needed a good
tonic to strengthen and build me up.
"Pepgen increased my appetite i'm
mediately. And after had taken It
only short while I began to feel
stronger in every way. l am no longer
restless at night. And I sleep more
soundly. I get up in the mornings
IetlllR line. All IjutH BttIeT hDle 10
do my work now.
"Pepgen is a really good tonic and
recommend 1t for others"
Pepgen is natures remedy for the ills
that result from inactive and deranged
digestive and assmilative organs,
Purely vegetable, delicately adapted to
stomach needs, Pepgen gently persuades
action and assimilation. 1t feeds while
It heals sick stomachs, and ii affords
relief to the sick system through which
stomach sickness has spread like poi-
son,
For rundown, weak and nervous
men and women in need Of better
health, more strength, keener appetltes,
surer digestion, a revitallzing Of the
nervous system, Pepgen is the tonic SUI
preme. 1t has a delicate, appetizlng
flavor.
Pepgen may be obtained at Weiss
Pharmacy, Union and Main. The Wash
burn-Lyle Drug Co, 1870 S Main. or
from any leading drug store In Memphis
and surrounding territory. Retail drug
gtsts can secure PepgSn from any Of
the Memphis JobbarA adv.
The news scimitar. (Memphis, Tenn.) 1907-1926, 1920-05-19

The gas formation gave me a choking
sensation. There were many times
when l thought I would die.
Il did not dare eat pastries nor
sweets of any kind I could not eat,
boiled ham and cabbage, and to eat
a boiled egg was out of the question.
Il haven't had a spell of Indigestion
since l began taking Pepgen. I have
been eating ham, cabbage, boiled eggs,
pastries and anything 1 want I eat
hot biscuits, which I know are hard to
digest. but they don't hurt me a bit.
'Pepgen is certainly wonderful
medicine
Pepgen Is valuable as a stomach and
intestinal tonic. 1T relieves misery
after eating, Indigestion, dyspepsia, gas
and bloating. 1t supplies food for the
nerves and encourages healthy re-
freshing sleep.
Pepgen may be obtained at Weiss
Pharmacy Union and Main. The Wash
burn-Lyle Drug Co. 100 s. Main, OF
from any leading drug store in Memphis
and surrounding territory. Retail drug
gists can secure Pepgen from any OF
the Memphis iobbers.
The news scimitar. (Memphis, Tenn.) 1907-1926, 1920-05-19
PURE CASCARA
FINE LAXATIVE

Pure cascara Is one OF the best laXa-
tives known to the medical world, but
cascara alone is not always sufficient
to overcome a severe and aggravated
case of constipation.
SIENNA leaves are another popular
home remedy for constipation, but, like
cascara, they will not answer the prob
lem where the aiment is of long stand
ing. To secure best results, cascara and
SIENNA should be used in combination.
Two small horses travelling in the same
direction viii always output one big
horse that weighs as much as both Of
them.
To mix cascara and SIENNA in exactly
the proper proportions to always have
a uniform dose requires a chemists
skill, but you can purchase them al
ready mixed under the name OF Pep
gen Laxative Tablets" at any first-class
drug store.
II is good idea to take Pepgen Lax
ative Tablets at the same time, you take
Pepgen Tonic The laxative tablets
keep the bowels open while the tonic
acts as a stomach and strength builder.
The news scimitar. (Memphis, Tenn.) 1907-1926, 1920-05-19
SAYS PEPGEN PUT
HER BACK ON JOB
Mrs. Duncan, of Baxter Ave,
Returns After Lay-Off
of Five Months.

Il am grateful because Pepgen has res
stored me to health and made 1t posi-
bic for me to return to work after be-
ing off for five MONTHS" is a state
ment made by Mrs. L. L. Duncan, OF
276 Baxter avenue, Memphis.
Mrs. Duncan is a widow and Is en-
ployed at the American Bag company
in South Memphis. She says:
Il had had stomach trouble for long
time. Everything that ate seemed to
lodge in a hard knot in the pit Of my
stomach. Even a drink of water would
cause me to have cramps. kept on
getting worse right along.
II had no appetite to speak Of And
of course since didn't eat l kept fall
ing off in weight and my whole system
became run down. l had such nervous
headaches that sometimes 1 felt like
the top of my head would fly off. The
noise Of the machinery at the factory
almost drove me frantic. Finally l got
so l couldn't stand 1t and l laid off
five months.
THE lay-off was not resulting in any
improvement OF my health to speak of,
but when l got Pepgen and began taxi
ing it felt the benefit right away. I
have been taking Pepgen, only a short
time. but l am now able to go back to
work. My appetite increased. l gained
in strength and in weight. l gained
five pounds in two weeks.
"Pepgen relieved my stomach trou-
BILE. have not had pain nor a cramp
since I began with It, Neither do I
have those nervous headaches
Il sincerely recommend Pepgen to
people who have stomach trouble or
who are in run down condition"
Pepgen is a stomach food and tonic.
which feeds while 1t heals sick, sore
stomachs, and builds through the stom-
ach, blood and nerves new health. new
strength. new energy and Joy Of life.
Pepgen is a tonic--it assists the hu-
man system. so that it is alive. fully
alive, quick with strength, energy, am-
bition and joyousness.
The news scimitar. (Memphis, Tenn.) 1907-1926, 1920-05-19
SHIPPERS FAVOR
RATE INCREASE AS
AID TO BUSINESS
Say Lack Of Equipment Is
Causing Country to Suffer.
Hearing on Proposed Ad-
VanCeS to Begin Monday,

1rb,t tb- A..t-.s- at Cd s.r .r'r.. .-
""' '''
losing more 'iEouEh .t'N t' ''"N'F
eouiprnenr and inatge.tlt fr8I.,es
10 handle transportstar than au dG
vance in freight rar,. -4.futrr ..,U.
able the carriers g. uaIu,.u ad.-
ouate service would rost ,ut eupprta
is the ronscn.us ~ pwruu Impressed
in hundreds of loft.r- r-a.a N,muu-'
leading business and Industrial frm.
that are touring into Washington iu
the Interstate CONNER. ,.w'ntseluu.
which Monday will Nelu hearing ON
the nronosed adytnr. IN freight rates.
some 100 If a.. t,l,v.s largcs, shippers
already have written letters to- the
commission Recommending tntt the ear
rIers he gwen nm Increase Iu rates
ADEQUATE 10 enable them 10 render good
service and nav "A REASONABLE, dividend
sufficient 10 induce investors to come
forward with enough cauttll to pay for
the improvements urgently required in
the railway systems " the country.
As stated by James 5. pavaut COM
missioner Tor ths M,muhls Freight hu-
reau. one Of the foremost Represent
atiyes Of the SINNERS iDt,r,e, m m.
country and a recognizcd au,nofln
on rate matters the consensus M
opinion Of shippers is that th, carriers
should Al this time be- accorded Cos
the commission as speedily as possible
The news scimitar. (Memphis, Tenn.) 1907-1926, 1920-05-19

h"1'tlfHl "u' I.er Na~G There
are short >aa. .. a.. IS 'ntt mako
IL wan abort alf .,r ttn job" in
mind and body Th.r" a.o setting
np cN"rrlsrs thF t..r &c., hes off L
r1n.s waIs'N"" and ug' them on
his chest Thuro's shooting on tho
rife rang .rNcrv Marine is
trained to he a ,,a.k shot, there's
work with wireless tclrgrlphy and
sow"thnE of sCama"shp. ia
WORK, hut it's tie sor. Of work
'H.1 IKE.
1horN must ho discipline. just
rs thoro must lr Laws i'm Fl CONF
W1r r. or rU'.s .U IN ufH.o or
'etoIN. I'vt tin Marine d Milne
&C p sort tA.t ro r,asun4hle
'.lu wulI o't,.t o..
L.fc ts ao' aU work. IN. trn Ma.
RIVE They. a-- 2 1e .sE.. football.
UnN 0- a.3 .nt r.,..- for tha
a. ru',.e ~ Thee. sr..rt4 No roqt
is VIZ. .., .'e r.r.I fables Thgre
r,N ,.r- r.1 ..-..,. I'or Ma
t7,". 81. +'.." t,t.,,s. 80 WHORE
.... ..r ice. 10 rror,it,,r
y, ."". l."s nv" r"w
.... ..r '..''0 after 2 or
r,--..,, qv.r,. ,-,.r -....tn, - or
The news scimitar. (Memphis, Tenn.) 1907-1926, 1920-05-19
IT RECOMMEND
PEPGEN," SAYS
MRS. V. WALDEN

II was not down sick but l needed
a tonic to get my system in good
order" says Mrs. V. B. Walden, of
1907 Thomas street, Memphis.
my liver was sluggish. There
was a coating on my tongue and at
times the whites of my eyes became
yellow. felt til ed out and at times
every bone in my body ached. I
was restless and didn't sleep veil
at night. In fact was ':i0r gen.
orally run down.
'Pepgen regulated the action OF
my bowels and gave activl'y to my
liver. My eyes have cleared up and
my tongue isn't coated any more.
Il am feeling fine now. l sleep
as soundly as a tired child. And
when l get up in the morning I feel
relieved instead of having that tired
feeling. I want to say that Pepgen
is a fine tonic"
The news scimitar. (Memphis, Tenn.) 1907-1926, 1920-05-19
PIONEER" FACTORY
MAN SPEEDING UP
W. e. Shepard, of Lucy Ave,
Gets Fine Results, Wife
Declares.

"Pepgen has been Of wonderful bene-
fit to my husband" is the statement
made by Mrs. w f. Shepard, Of 231
Lucy avenue, Memphis. Her husband
is employed at the Pioneer Pole and
Shaft company.
Mrs. Shepard says:
my. husband had catarrh of the
stomach for four years. He coughed
almost continually He got very little
sleep at night. The least little noise
would awaken him.
HE had little appetite and com
planned Of cramps in his stomach after
nearly every meal, even though he ate
little There were many things he
couldn't eat. For instance when !
cooked cabbage he. would say that he
wished l wouldn't cook cabbage be-
cause he liked the taste but could not
eat it on account Of his stomach.
"Pepgen has made a wonderful
change in him. His appetite is fine
and he doesn't complain OF cramps any
more. I had cabbage today. He ate II
and it didn't hurt him a bit.
HE sleeps soundly all night long, no
matter how much noise there is around.
He is looking bette , than he had for
a long time. And he surely Is feeling
better. Last week he worked two days
and two nights without sleep. Before
Pepgen put him in good condition he
certainly would not have been able to
do this. l am glad to recommend this
remedy for others"
Pepgen may be obtained at Weiss
Pharmacy, Union and Main, The Wash
burn-Lyle Drug Co, 1870 S. Main, or
from any leading drug store in Memphis
and surrounding territory. Retail drug
gtsts can secure Pepgen from any of
The Memphis jobbers.
The news scimitar. (Memphis, Tenn.) 1907-1926, 1920-05-19
Watchman's Statement.

Mr.. Stevens, who is go years old, and
who lives at $50 Indiana avenue says:
Il had been suffering with stomach
and bowel trouble for several months.
[ had indigestion. Gas formed in my
stomach after eating. was very badly
constipated.
My appetite was poor. work nights,
so I have to sleep in the day time But
it was very little sleep I got, for that
Indigestion made me extremely nervous
and restless.
The pain that l suffered from the
lack OF sleep put me under a strain. l
knew 1t was important for me to be in
good shape so as 10 be alert about my
duties and ready for any emergency.
Il heard about Pepgen having done
so much for people who had been in
the condition that l was in, so I got
this medicine. It certainly has done
the work for me, too. 1t regulated the
action OF my bowels and relieved my
Indigestion. I am able to sleep soundly
when l go TO bed now. getting refresh
ing rest, and my nervousness is re-
heVed, My appetite has also been in
creased.
II am feeling 100 per cent better since
took Pepgen and I will recommend it
as. first-Class medicine"
Pcpgen is delicately adapted to stom-
ach needs. Pepgen builds health and
strength through the stomach. By caus-
ing good digestion it reaches the
nerves.
Run down en- and women who need
better digestion, more strength, more
flesh, regulated blood circulation and
rehabilitation Of the nervous system
may learn of Pepgen at the Weiss
Pharmacy, Union and Main streets,
Memphis, or from any other retail or
wholesale drug store.