davidaulloa/AmericanStories huggingface dataset:
The Cordova daily times., 1920-07-01
PR0FITEERS IN SUGAR HAVE. \ E.
 - -S.#..st Fly. BEEN INDICTED

PORTLAND, Ore, July (by Asso- ciated Press) ).-Parrott & Co.,, Richard Adams, agent for the company; the Starr Fruit Company and l.. M. Starr, president, were indicted by the fed eral grand jury here today for pro- fiteering in sugar. It is alleged they bought several carloads for the al- leged purpose of preserving fruit here, but instead shipped the sugar to Omaha and other interior cities and sold it at Q profit of s4,OO0 carload.
 CHICAGO, July 1( by Associated Press). s).-Between 100000 and 5,O0O,- 900 pounds of sugar have been VI re- ceived here via Canada Billed to pack CTS, canners and wholesale at 9h cents a pound, federal investigators report, and they declare the retail price should not exceed Ii cents. : HAVANA, July 1 (by Associated Press) ).-Cane growers and sugar mill owners claiming control of 2,280,O00 sacks of unsold sugar have definitely pledged themselves not to offer any more sugar for sale until the price reaches 24 cents.
 SAN FRANCISCO, July 1 (by Asso- ciated Press).-Sugar prices dropped here today to 2O.75 cents. There has been steady decline since the maxi mum of 26.30 cents was reached a few weeks ago.
The Cordova daily times., 1920-07-01
M'ADOO SITS TIGHT
 WHILE BEING BOOSTED

HUNTINGTON, N Y., July 1 (by Associated Press). ).-William G. Nc Adoo declined to make any comment when told that his name had been pre- tiOn.
The Cordova daily times., 1920-07-01

the Irish question to the League of Na- tions was rejected by the full com mittee, which also voted down by a
 majority of two to one a blanket pro- posal favoring Irish independence. Frank Walsh, head of the American commission for Irish freedom, asked
 the privilege of addressing the com mittee, but the request was refused.
The Cordova daily times., 1920-07-01
RAID CAPITAL. AND DESTROY
 BUILDINGS

KINGSTON, Jamaica, July (by As sociated Press) ).-Bandits raided Port au Prince, capital of Haiti, and set fire to several buildings, according to pas sengers arriving here yesterday Ma rines of the United States restored or der after killing the leaders of the raid.
The Cordova daily times., 1920-07-01
AMERIC CANS PLAYING
 AGAINST EACH OTHER

v WIMBLEDON, July 1 (by Associ. ated Press). - Garland and Williams defeated the other American pair, Til den and Johnston, in the semi-final doubles of the tennis championship.
The Cordova daily times., 1920-07-01
tMAD00S NAME NOW BEFORE CONVENTION
|SECY. DANIELS DUE
 IN SEATTLE JULY 8

SEATTLE, July 1 (by Associated Press 1.-The chamber of commerce re- ceived message from Secretary of the Navy Daniels this morning saying he would arrive in Seattle on the bat tleship New Mexico on the morning of July &
The Cordova daily times., 1920-07-01
FISH QUOTATIONS

SEATTLE, July 1-(Special to the Daily Times) 17c; sable fish, 5c; red and ling cod, 2c.
The Cordova daily times., 1920-07-01
TEN NEW ARM0RED X <
 PLANES FOR YOUR LINK.

SEATTLE, July 1 (by Associated Press ).-The Boeing Airplane Com pany of Seattle is to build ten armOred airplanes for the government, said to be different from those built by any other country.
The Cordova daily times., 1920-07-01


 and of President Wilson's administra- ton and f1ayed the Republican senate TOT It's failure to ratify the peace treaty.
 1t is not yet determined" he said. whether the great sacrifices made by Amerlca's sons in the war were in vain. Eighteen months and more While civilization has been lowering over on the brink of dissolution and anarchy and Bolshevism has spread, the United States senate under re- actionary Republican leadership has supinely debated That this nation had become the great moral leader of the world looked up to, admired and loved by the people of all countries, and that while they wrangled and talked, admiration was rapidly giving way to distriust and, love to hate, seemingly mattered not to them. Truly has it been said that the honor of this nation is now committed into the hands of the Democratic party, and it will not fail in the full perform ance of this trust"
Evening public ledger. [volume] (Philadelphia [Pa.]) 1914-1942, 1920-11-03

Il is the greatest landslide in the states
history.
The outcome Is in sorry contrast with
the foolish and famboyant claims Of the
Democratic State Committee Of three
days ago. Then il was claiming eighteen
districts. Just half the delegation In
Congress.
The nickel plated nerve of Secretary
Van Dyke which induced him to make
such prediction. or even encourage It,
was political prophecy raised to the nth
power of the preposterous.
General Willis j. Hulings, in the
Twenty eighth Congressional district,
comprising the counties of Elk, Warren,
Forest, Venango and Mercer, has been
sidetracked for Harris Bixler. Bixler
had the Democratic and Republican
nomina tions, won after court decision.
Hulings, therefore, though the. sitting
member, had to run on prohibition
and independent ticket.
Doubt In Erie Crawford
A triangular fight is in doubt in the
Erie Crawford district, the Twenty
fifth. Milton W. Shrevee the present
congressman, is the candidate of the
"drys," while II. J. Firman Is running
as the Republican, with NJ. r. Haibach
as the Democrat. Reports indicate the
success Of Firman. ..... .
The big feature of the entire con-
gressional fight is the election, on the
latest returns, of Gernerd, Republican.
over Dunn, Democrat, In the Demo
cratic Berks- Jehigh fortress.
This, the Thirteenth district, was, up
until yesterday, the apple of the Dem
ocratic eve; the Democratic shibboleth
of the state. It was the one district
where Democratic nomination has al
ways been equivalent to an election.
But alas and alack! Likewise woe
immeasurable!
The BerRs- Lehigh district has gone
Republican and the traditions of gen
erations have been shattered. GerDerd
carried Lehish, and Berks couldn't mus.
ter enough votes to overcome the lead.
As though this did not sink the iron
deep enough into the soul of Democ.
racy. Prtrick McI.ane has been licked
by Charles II. Conncll in Luzernc
county. Congressman McLane counted
on the support Of the miners in that
section of the anthracite region.
But Mr.. McLane got - the wrong
,ount. The miners have evidently had
enough of wisconsin. Anyhow, they
voted for mine owner who has the
reputation of being one of the square
operators in that district. Besides, the
Evening public ledger. [volume] (Philadelphia [Pa.]) 1914-1942, 1920-11-03

congressman ELECT is a nephsw Of the
noted William Connell. once the big
Republican leader Of the Luzerne dis
trict.
Democratic hopes fell yesterday like
the leaves Of vallambrosa. Congress
man John j. Casey, Of Wilkes Barre
the Lackawanna district, was one of
them. He dropped beside Patrick Nc
Lane. Clarence d. Coughlin, Repub-
lican, Ia his successor. It is another
instance where the labor vote went
where 1t wasn't expected to 60.
Butler and Westmoreland counties.
the Twenty second Congressional dis
trict, also redeemed themselves. John
II. Wilson, Democrat, who really won
on fiuke, last year, was defeated BY
Adam M. Wyant, and once more the
great bituminous counties will Ie rep
resented in Washington BY Republi- :
can. ~ ~-.' -.z' :.
But wurral wurra! The worst is
yet to come. Out in the Twenty third
district Bruce Sterling, Democratic state
chairman, was opposing Congressman
Kendall. Fayette and Somerset coun-
ties, with Greene, comprise the district I;
all big coal producers. At last accounts
tn. state chairman was still under the
debris.
Evening public ledger. [volume] (Philadelphia [Pa.]) 1914-1942, 1920-11-03

1t is likely that John v. Lesher, pres /.
|ent Democratic congressman from sun
bury in the Sixteenth district, has been
returned.
Great doubt exists about Attorney
General Palmer's district, the Twenty :
sixth. Reports are lacking. and It y
counted at this hour as doubtful. W.
II. Kirkpatrick, Of Easton, is the he I.
publican who is making the fight against
George w. Geiser, also Of Easton.
IL would be Democracy's crown OF
sorrow should this, cabinet officer
district, about face and become Repub-
lican. But Il looks that wayjnow. Any
how, II Is notorious that General Palmer
didn't turn a finger to help Cox on the
stump, and why, they ask, should he
help him at the pollsP =,
It really looks, by and large, as l.
the Democrats In Pennsylvania didn' I
have leg left to stand on. 'f#
Evening public ledger. [volume] (Philadelphia [Pa.]) 1914-1942, 1920-11-03
State's Democracy
Literally Crushed
csntsaued from Pase One
e they are now just where they starte
from.
Nothing Left Undone


! b they are now just where they started
krcm.
Nothing Left Undone
No scheme that political ingenuity
could devise was left untried by them.
ChnrEes and counter charges of fraud,
Intimidation. and the usual schedule OF
election lodges few like birdshot.
!. 1t Is alleged by the Trainers that
NE price of votes was raised out of all
proportion to past performances In that
An unusual and very interesting
phase of the presidential ballot was the
size of the Debs vote in this city. The
prisoner In Atlanta received 1887
votes. It is nearly one half of the en- =
tire Socialist vote cast in Pennsylvania
four years ago for the then presidential
candidate, Allan J. Benson.
Sign Worth Watching e
It is a political weather vane well
worth watching. A large proportion Of
Il came from the industrial wards, nota-
by In the northern and southern Sec
lions.
In the Twenty eighth ward 1888
votes were piled up for Debs. In the
ulfty -ulDtn, ltcO tut It llSl, Otc Cnc
Thirty third ward, 1881 the Forty
third ward, 0S7, and in the Forty sixth.
62O.
In contrast with the size of the So
cialistic vote is that of Christensen,
the candidate Of the Farmer Labor
party. which cut such spectacular shines
at its Chicago convention. Its princi-
ples apparently carved no ice--or none
to amount to anything-with industrial
workers. The big fellow from the West
got only 1856 votes out of the hundreds
Of thousands polled in the city.
Not even burnt brandy, much less
contraband whisky, which was redded
openly in Democratic and supposedly
doubtful congressional districts, could
save the unterrified from the wrath of
disgruntled communities. The returns
from the state at this writing indi-
cate that the Republicans have cap
tured three Democratic districts and
three more are in doubt.
It looks as though the Democratic
representation from Pennsylvania in
the next Congress would be about two.
Evening public ledger. [volume] (Philadelphia [Pa.]) 1914-1942, 1920-11-03
Mavor Praises Police Work

Mayor Moore, through Director OF
Public Safety Cortelyou, today com
mended Superintendent of Police Mills
and Assistant Superintendent Tempest
for the splendid manner in which the
police maintained order Mt the polls dur
Evening public ledger. [volume] (Philadelphia [Pa.]) 1914-1942, 1920-11-03

ing the election. Kindly extend ii
your assistants and the police my high
appreciation Of the efficient manner IN
said the Mayor. "It is very gratifying
Evening public ledger. [volume] (Philadelphia [Pa.]) 1914-1942, 1920-11-03

to know that with few trifing cxcep-
tions no disorder prevailed at the polls
and that the voters generally were free
and unmolested to express their will at
the ballot box"
The Dickson County herald. (Dickson, Tenn.) 1907-1979, 1920-12-03
EIt& i1n;T,,%S
Sold for SO years for Malaria and a.
General Tonic. Helps build you up.
En-s. y-~ p-~ry.. Asvsiue L..a~ Nv,
PECULIAR TYPE OF ORATOR
Ace He Created Something "
q Sensation


The sT,essrF 81 The ocSastan VAS ~
sprh uu,istes appearance that ihe sa'
dirnc~ rH@F~'t' or TIggl.~'. ss~or'ng 10
toe t,vvf~,enec ~ ~ n,~snt~rn, when
h~ came nien The rs'sirlh
"tRdi~- end r,utirms4,. he har-h'y
r-ran. poverty world i.e nhsaisl~,i IN
this e,,an,ss I've c,uld only saw and
a~vess to some useful paus~~ tho 'im.
40 uNss~ IN liS'tt'lng ia iians Chau'
auqnm i~e'ur~r~, tniater- With pride
and viewer. With siHrm. singers sho
'~ane, sing. hahh'lne harris par~n'r
~ hrigh, c.i,siren hearers ~ n~s
saw. 20 the WAITING aosid. and .un
iry other isv~s uhep Il u no, necrs.
Ary ~ nsn'hrn ai this time :
Ard f'~euIlsr az wss ri. personal
.sss-s4s ~. s,c... hAA ,syoersiufF xss t1ors
Unique. Tor. havIae sad his say, 'as
,ov -4i grisaly snd retired trVsa tbs
vetusn. --hs nsas Csty Star
The Dickson County herald. (Dickson, Tenn.) 1907-1979, 1920-12-03
A Feeling OF Security

Yea naturally lei rscur. when yoS
tSo~ that Ile med me Jsa are aiou. TO
tsss IL abs"iutsl rafr anl gy, ares ne
harmful ~ hs lt pr@lueus duss
Nu,h mc,.,e,n~ IL H. kiIpvf, swamp.
Reset, k,dary liver abi bladder tyts,,'y
The same standard Of plu'y. s,ryas b
and sSeei'suce - nsstat. asd IN usfY
bottle Il Swsntn Hcrs
IL 10 scientifically compounded from
vegetable beris
II ~ rot sstu,alan. and 10 ,akra In
tesspcouInl d-a~s
II 10 aot recommended iur svsrytAing
II Is nstarvs great helper IN rbs,,as
and essreasus I'dasy, hrF and bad
der tfea,,is.
A sworn statement Of purity u With
s~.ry bottle OF In kilm-rs swamp
Rect,
II ysu wc-d medicine, yoo ,heuja
have the hrst I'm sale at ell drUg stores
IL hs,tles 81 t~o s,ss. m-,istn std lsrys
He~s,et. II YOU sch hrrt IL ,ry this
srrst prvpsrntton srnd TN crpls 10 III
k,ssssv A Co, R,nsh~m,~e y Y faf .
sample trttle Nhrn writing ~ sure ssd
mention this panvr = ADV
The Dickson County herald. (Dickson, Tenn.) 1907-1979, 1920-12-03

THE hes tFtutfast caps ". ~ dis
u traflnfi> prt,g, thar shs.9er
wakes on Christmas nom 10 hOd her
ssll The rrciptef "a uur u ihcad Il
certain 10 NraF sm,lr that aan {
c,trar ~ WHIST II 'ir USE ~ t1.t iNs
dislraci-lly Tor something TrN Uhyr
there or Sc MANY hsoiy. familiar
gtfia ma,ir u rtlUa. thar are ~ sBr,,
Of Wrltoue as Christmas 80 ilsts
l. q llttls sreup ~ ,hru that lnfutl-~
Cnp X prr and rt'3sou hanxvt fpr
hahy's coat Handsome lJua.rlr bUN
n,W ,ori % sbIts-,r nrl a ta1tup
r,''''rr box all dr,>-ed up IN .a,ia
ril.hOut
The np requires Hbopi yaui arA
HNHrr s.. ;fr. rpt lor 'a-v With
sra.l,prd rtee - agae Va lhae 4A
t,r. of f'Hs lensih augs 'a maae n.
r,p hhA the fe,j extended '4'o i short
rpp- NrtosS rhr hack Nartov sHtfp
r'i,h"u Is fbshiorrd luto rur,es ani
anNrr fnrins and lnsn kuott4, lolps
tiaI sdorn the etsN Il is'dfasu np 81
the evptrr rN tap. y hcrn,keHttt lH.rs
~ rthtuu rla' ard Aaugle nteut R-
Lon rules fullow fhe Inc % the Cd
The Dickson County herald. (Dickson, Tenn.) 1907-1979, 1920-12-03

what srp ~" iyfssg-sis for r~tTinx
i,'tle loan This taora;nxT asssd The
mI~sunio,,s csllvr.
~Not o ehante,~ snagf,~i Dir. wad'
wEh
",sh. sill right. It's FIRE day. ar"
Maybe II h. bat I'm ncs on~ nj
foxv ~ss .snevy' Imfsyt'aaai% ~ho No.
,@ye N tie odd saw, '~The hwa'ef ass
lag. me hTf;pr the deed T--iAfTni1e'
xsrr A rss Herald
The Dickson County herald. (Dickson, Tenn.) 1907-1979, 1920-12-03
.DODS0N WARNS
CAL0MEL USERS


Nrsr ant strusgAtea SOFA aN M~stes sas
aeacser taaH sasss rasens~i ssa iwssh
'rus Nasing sca sea. fea iass 60 hsss
ssA Ess soaF uaAss-
n yeu take caAmsssa sssasy ywera b.
shirt saa neasrwiws s@a@rF~w No.
ssss~A y sAss ssAtvxss srHL ~rstae y
s~e take nsi~nas Liver Tore yea Wi
wsse sp fr~ssag gfSAt. fea ~ ssnAe
tsoss and r~ady sVs ~aFs ~ play, lts
harmless. pa.assn, saa ssts 10 give
"a sAisar~p ,h~s TIE n4.-~AAy.
The Dickson County herald. (Dickson, Tenn.) 1907-1979, 1920-12-03

CslcSaet sstsvxs~s hts E@vroars.
Cslesa-s acts iiks dShamSFe on siug.
gssA aswy Ah-a esseasei canas tnse
eeeSsrs wsth ssas hase n CRASHES snta
H. esastng csSRagaAx ard aaasea
u yoa f~es ailleGs tssssischy. Goa
szit~s~a ass on kasssyssa sol, pass ~
10 rear druggists ssAf W. a isastle ~
ps.tsaas Liver Tcme scf tew cenlA
~hieh Il asrms~ss EtxvsAh,s sahssi.
tu's fee aaaFerues esisSsssi Tsss q
The Dickson County herald. (Dickson, Tenn.) 1907-1979, 1920-12-03

TIME story If cests fav Nt:i~ girls
i r. ~, leagihy a. tr s'ttrs also "
IL brief a. to maisrials nssd The ussly
hong item in II hfgng the Ir}sNs asked
Or THESE little garments. TbeY -
usaln hsgh. kut this can ~ rvnae~f'eyi
hv making these rcass NJ, h"Hsc, for
.fs@. a-~ ~ss ss3sss~satt ~sd sae @s@F1gs
ae,r4ieauanaa ear handle. tasFa With
eat any ty"ns8s
TSe materials y "A Az The ssSual
wsea cya',pGs. ne$ caClgfpN. a
tleat weight chieestla and sriyeiser
fer PrNetgca svsa}~ dutsfrr htssasl
ctah ssaa ygsvet ari IA I've six trr
fr,-~sier ones tsa he .rtr aaVgass
f 3ags eaa yaa' fnr cliags ss-
t*a ase e-eg ~ trasr iR az
&C. as aaA 50 re far lr;le hoa.
e-.- - s'sae'' ta> a'~ e'trrtr
sr ske G.e sar
tt e e att
rhy t37. Save
pcnv d
ss'n s~ era e
rot ,e>
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The Dickson County herald. (Dickson, Tenn.) 1907-1979, 1920-12-03

are tho direct ssalt 81 isnpafs
elsed.
Yea can IN larre Measure ssok
liability To- disease ty the usH al
y. s. s.. the wonderful blood rem,
.edy thA; h@x bean In constant Use
for more than hf,y yesfs, N \. n
cleaners the hlpaj thoroughly, II
IL seld by druggists eyergahere,
Fer vs'ushle literature end med
zeal advice absolutely free. wt.ss
tetsy to Chisi Medical Adviser,
lta Swift Laboratory. Atlanta. Ga,
s. s s. II net eald or reeem aaaas1
for Nent raj sllNsAAna.
The Dickson County herald. (Dickson, Tenn.) 1907-1979, 1920-12-03

ANY slight Disorder or impurities
Il source al danger. a. every vital
erran 81 the body Dope ia upon the
tc0d aupp.y 20 properly psfforrl
iia foneitohk,
Mans nA,ofal ard dangerous dls.
eases ARE ire direct rvsul, II had
condition Of the blood Am0ag the
tsost serious are rheumatism, With
is teFtusine n@in, EesrmA letter.
frysipslss and other disfgirine
akin diseases. general debility.
Which makes the strunTcs, men
helpless. an6 many ether daseases
The Dickson County herald. (Dickson, Tenn.) 1907-1979, 1920-12-03
The BEST YET.

II yw@ hate n-s~r essd ,arne~. Nsfrm.
yoa doH Abr" hc" gufekty ae.l pir@s
sntiv ecla ~ tNe head 90 ser~eess
anywhere can De f,t,vv~d by sh.s harm.
ssss rvrsetay
Ask your Orr c-gtst. ,ar terA for f-rsa
sample 80 80 W. NacheF, ,ae. >cw 0r.
tears. La.
As,sia tmyfstiyas, NoiAas IA Fast
~ saNcd "-~ Adv
The Dickson County herald. (Dickson, Tenn.) 1907-1979, 1920-12-03

II the water aud Fas mains which
undsrlie the stf.sts 81 SsN York Ctfy
were placed end 10 end they WHid
fors, a ,ontlDuous pipe Iiue sufficient
~ long te reach from the Atlantic to
the l'srinr coast
The Dickson County herald. (Dickson, Tenn.) 1907-1979, 1920-12-03
"NOTHIAG BETTER
AS A LAXATIVE.
Asheilie Lady Finds Black.
Draught An Effective Remedy Il,
Her. Family for connnon A.
rents Of the Digestive
Organs.

Asheyflle. ". c.--Mrs. A. X. Jarvis
n Woodrow Avenue. this city. says;
II have ussd ansf~Aesrt Of Th~dfcrfs
Biaek-Drssghs for Years ard Ger
tsiniy have found II spie6dii for head.
afshe. sour STOMACH, indigestion and
other Ills that eoaDe from q Geransed
liver.
My heSh&ni and ! keep Black
Drsaghi Ia the house and think II Is
sp,epdid To keep 90 sickness. have
used II Ia small doses an q laxative.
and there Ia nothing better.
"Biaek-psuught is a mild liver nedj-
cine any child can take II. !
have found II splendid with thsm fer
.alds."
Thedfo.d's Black nraught has bene-
Ate, .hsHsa a4= .s r@ss!!sysaS hYes -.
meats II helps 10 drive bile roisens
end other unhealihful matters out Of
.-Iks xEs4esn,'.. ,-e.... 49, >.-,.s,
r. fsfssf:pfsusff : II stanaby IN
thousands Of family medicine chest.
Il should be In yours. It's use should
help 10 keep the whole family we'll
Prompt treatment Ii often half the
battle against many sIlmeuta :
Get sotne from scur druggist today.
,e~ASfy.
The Dickson County herald. (Dickson, Tenn.) 1907-1979, 1920-12-03
prtre. Aryhew

Ren.ar'l tm, THINK yea need amp
tlsore rlclhrS
Mrs ftuhaua~-I iaat n run ~snt
me to win III prise offered ~ "rr NO
eisty fer n'l fashioned cos,ulneN--
Kansas tGtv star
The Dickson County herald. (Dickson, Tenn.) 1907-1979, 1920-12-03
Buy only Diamond Dyes"

zach pacsage OF "ptamopd Dyes
ccntai ms dlrr,lIous 80 siltps. Ihal ssy
~ousn can diamond dye vosn. shshhy
sair;s waists, dresses coats ginsTs,
stockings SWEATERS, drnprirs every
thing whether "ool. sils. linpa, rn'fuu
or mt,et gsS,d. new. rich fad~lrsr r''l-
err Have druggist <ho~ you "pia.
mend Dyes Color Card ADV.
The Dickson County herald. (Dickson, Tenn.) 1907-1979, 1920-12-03

may follow tApm a1th t}p ertslt
tnawt.4,es 'fsl there y bofhlag bette
IN Ey'r A. the ipf' ,fpii sEl.Fea tn
;ie sayngst,t HshlrspS t'are l.elaw ~
~s.sl ny means ~ sNNJ-~i bends lp'r
psi lp rtpas. nud IL made Of hesY,
,iDvstyn ~ s'silar rintas /, has tl.,ll,
easer..a s.tatss.4as RsaG sel4e; .s.sa#r .
ilt,lr viewed h4tassg. tacei s6is sstk, 3,
w,rn Wilt u
The eva - 'iss rist' T.eriFsys t~r,
pss.,anf styse Il "a ms,tg - rrs,
c3cih saes fkr ch''.cAtEa in zTs5~@r
tmv iu lsr la nsGN sfgG ms.,r.
ysiah'r. tg1 fhgrr ars ~HHg ae~a~ ara
ufts rst IN ssse sa%s @ay Il .-,
gsq,t, rlon sa.rrGge area safl ga~r5
rr'scae tr give % a fNf'y &Gs FAs
e1osi a 70 'r -wsua',g priests
The Dickson County herald. (Dickson, Tenn.) 1907-1979, 1920-12-03
nird's Power o. vHion.

A birds Ic~.r ~ ,isiau IS an The
average. about lon times greater than
manS tsir,.s have been snowh ,e
ere eorm on tr~shly pluw-d ground
al . distance ~ tba feet
Americus times-recorder., 1920-04-28
NEW TAS7EL ESS
CASTOR OIL Al WAYS
MARKED KELLOGG {
To Get Genuine Kellogg's Taste
less Castor Oil, Insist On
Laboratory Filled And
Labelled Bottle.

If you want really tasteless cas-
tor oil, insist on Kellogg's Tasteless
Castor Oil. Every bottle is filled and
labelled at the laboratories of Spen-
Ger Kellogg & Sons, Inc. Genuine is
sold only in bottles plainly labelled
Kellogg's. In strength and purity
Kellogg's Tasteless Castor Oil is ex-
actly the same as the old-fashioned
disagreeable kind, except that the
nauseating taste has been absolutely
removed. 1t has the same healing and
soothing qualities that have made cas-
tor oil household remedy. Nothing
has been put in to disguise the taste.
Children will take Kellogg's Tasteless
Castor Oil willingly. You can now
get Kellogg's Tasteless Castor Oil at
all good druggists. Accept no substi-
tutes. Ask for labelled bottle, labor
atory filled, marked Kellogg's, if you
want really tasteless castor oil. Two
sizes, 35c and 65c. adv
Americus times-recorder., 1920-04-28
Blend of Cocoanut and Palm Oils
Makes Best Shampoo

A shampoo prepared properly from.
a blend of cocanut and palm oils is
by far the best to use. These two
oils are prescribed often in their raw
state for diseases of the scalp and
hair. Shuco Shampoo is a perfect
blend of these two oils perfectly sa-
ponifed and suspended in a solution
free from impurities and injurious
matter. Two or three teaspoonfuls
applied to the wetted hair and rub
bed briskly at once changes into a
bushel of sparkling, bubbling,
creamy lather that vanishes all dirt
and dust, and leaves the hair and
scalp perfectly clean. 1t leaves no
sickness, harshness or f1lmy sub
stance in the hair. Makes it brilliant,
soft, fluffy and wavy. 1t completely
rinses out and can be used as often as
you like without the slightest posi-
bility or injury to the hair or scalp.
Your mirror will tell you why Shuco
Shampoo makes hair with a thousand
lights. At all drug stores. adv
Americus times-recorder., 1920-04-28
Coal Prices Smashed.
Coal Expert Tells How To Save
$3.50 to $500 Ton On
Best Quality Coal

Under a plan which has been sue
cessfully operated for over fifteen
years, coal users can now secure their
coal direct from the best mines at a
saving Of not less than $3.50 ton,
and through prompt action may effect
total saving of $500 ton," said
A. Calm, Sales Manager of one of
the country's largest coal brokerage
concerns.
This plan enables the user to Sc
cure the very best grade of whatever
coal he prefers. whether he uses five
tons or a hundred tons a year.
Our office in Chicago will gladly
furnish detailed information to per-
sons in any part of the country, show
ing how and when to buy their coal
to the best advantage and at the big
gest saving. Simply send your name
and address, advising the kind of coal
you prefer, and you will receive full
details free of cost or obligation, tell
ing Just what we can save you in dol
lars and cents. Write today Rer-
nice Coal Company, 665 Como Build
'iBgs Chicago, Illinois. adv