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South Bend news-times. (South Bend, Ind.) 1913-1938, 1921-05-15
AGRICULTURE

| Important legislation i'm relief Of
! agriculture is promised for enact
iment during the present session OF
! congress. Fifteen senators repre-
/ senting agricultural states have
| united for action in support of
measures favoring their constituents.
! The house has already passed a bill
/ exempting farmers cooperative mar
/ keting associations from prosecution
under the existing antitrust laws.
/ Several bills TO regulate trading in
grain futures have been consolidated
( in the Tincher bill, a legislative effort
very moderate by contrast with some
measures projected. some of them
/ total abolition of the futures mar
\ ket The Tinchcr bill, if enacted,
\ should elevate the trading operations
on the grain exchange and confne
/ them within proper limits. thus re-
moving the suspicion which sur
rounds them.
The credit situation shows further
distinct signs of easing and the re-
duction of the rediscOunt rate of the
| Atlanta Federal Reserve bank is as
surance of more liberal accommoda-
/ tions to agriculture hencefOrth. The
! federal reserve has abandoned its in
itial policy of close restriction. The
/ farmers should find credit more
readily obtainable from this time on
f, than during the year past. although
| industry and trade will compete for
the rather limited supply of funds.
! Farmers. and to some extent the
world at large are still wondering
why farm prices dropped so much
farther and faster than most other
prices when deflation set in. The
% -
centrate upon foodstuffs. demoraliz-
ing prices and prOstrating the farm
markets. one explanation is the
slump in export trade. J his applies
especially TO hog products and is a
/ partial explanation. In some measure
the sharp decline resulted from the
\ credit stringency-a circumstance af-
/ fecting industry as well as agricul-
ture. but possibly affecting agricul-
! ture more intensely.
] In larger measure. as the mass OF
/ farmers are beginning 10 realize. the
. disproportionate deflation i'm farm
+ price was due TO the fact that farm
ers have no such control over the
price Of their product as have manu-
\ facturers and wage-earners. They
have no open-price associations, no
union scales. They could not main
tain prices artificially as the pro-
/ ducers did or as union labor main
tanned war wages. When deflation
/ began. il sought the point Of least
/ resistance, and farm products felt the
full force Of deflationary tendencies
/ that should have extended equally TO
\ all branches OF production
1 Farmers now. through their own
II organizations. must compel a reduC-
ton in wages and prices 10 CORES
Y pond with the extreme reductions in
farm products. This they are doing
by means Of a buyers strike which
is at the root OF the paralysis in GER
v tain branches OF trade.
n While prices paid agricultural pro-
\ ducers may rise during the next six
months. any profit in farming for the
II immediate present must come as the
result OF efficiency and economy in
production.
South Bend news-times. (South Bend, Ind.) 1913-1938, 1921-05-15

shippings with liberal sprinklinE
If the prominent specialties.
Sumatra tobacco recovered a
small part Of its recent continuous
reversal and few OF the rails re-
sisted pressure. but in the main.
TRANSFORMATIONS gave way with the
general list Sales amounted 10
$4,000 shares.
Trading On bonds was light and
narrow. Total sales (par value). "a
$4,000
An actual contraction OF about
.s1o6.50O. 900 in loans and discounts.
the largest or nay week this year.
was the outstanding feature Of the
clearing house statement.
Prevailing business conditions
were characterized az more or less
uncertain in the weekly surveys Of
mercantile authorities. emphasis be-
ing laid on the sharp decline IN the
South Bend news-times. (South Bend, Ind.) 1913-1938, 1921-05-15
GRAIN.

The tide in grain has set In neither
strongly upward or downward. Cen
erous yields are expected this season
and business conditions do not war
rant any marked display of specula-
tive enthusiasm. On the other hand.
grain values are relatively low and
deflation should manifest itself most
decidedly elsewhere 'henceforth. Set
Element Of the German reparations
question will encourage buying for
export and lend the market support
Crop damage figure on the bull side
from time 10 time. The movement
OF new grain from the southwest will
start in about six weeks. Sentimate
regarding corn is mixed. The visible
decreased notably shortly ago, but
IS still large.
South Bend news-times. (South Bend, Ind.) 1913-1938, 1921-05-15

Sentiment that the effect OF the
Tincher bill would be TO restrict
trading and result in lower prices
was the chief factor in the wheat
pit. Toward the close the usual
weekend covering had only fairly
started when the big buying drove
the entire list upwards. Corn and
oats were generally in tune with
wheat but the former met some
support on seaboard demand that
served 10 narrow price fluctuations
Country offerings increased.
Provisions. after fairly firm
start. eased off in sympathy with
grain and hogs.
South Bend news-times. (South Bend, Ind.) 1913-1938, 1921-05-15
LIVESTOCK.

Recent history repeats itself in the
livestock market. Cattle and hogs
took the usual back swing after their
slump, while live mutton showed evil
dence OF underlying weakness. Prices
rise and fall as receipts vary. Stock
cattle show no great amount Of &C
tivity. There is little prospect OF a
sustained rise in hogs for the pres
ent. Corn and hogs are still out Of
line and provision stocks are ample.
The end OF June may bring a turn.
Hides are gaining in value after their
long depression.
South Bend news-times. (South Bend, Ind.) 1913-1938, 1921-05-15
country's foreign trade.
Wheat Price Rallies IN
Closing Minutes of Da,

By Associated Press:
CHICAGO. May 14.-Grain trad
ers influenced By the passage OF the
Tincher bill by the national house
and the prospects OF restrictive leg
islauon an Illinois. drove at the en-
tire list OF prices on the board Of
trade today. But when wheat
reached a point six cents under yes
terday's high figures. export buyers
poured orders into the pit and prac-
ticaliy all losses were recovered in
the final 10 minutes Of the session.
May wheat ctosed at yesterdays fin
al Of 1.43h TO 1881. and the rest
OF, the list was only fractionaIly
lower.
South Bend news-times. (South Bend, Ind.) 1913-1938, 1921-05-15
COTTON.

Recent developments, conspicu-
ously Germanys acceptance of the
PREPARATIONS terms and the easing
tendency in money. seem TO favor "A
somewhat higher range Of prices for
raw cotton. The British coal strike
is the most depressing circumstance.
The National Ginners' association es-
innate American consumption of cot
ton in April as about $4,000 bales
less than in March and upwards of
10000 bales less than in April a
year ago. Domestic conditions are
slowly improving and cotton. after
its almost vertical decline Of the past
year. will almost certainly reflect the
trend.
South Bend news-times. (South Bend, Ind.) 1913-1938, 1921-05-15
WOOL.

No spirited activity has developed
in the wool market. although some
business is transacted each week.
Prices are holding fairly eady. Lon
don has shown surprising strength in
recent sales. One big pool OF new
clip vol, which sold last year at Tic,
it is interesting to note. drew a high
est bid Of only 167 this year.
South Bend news-times. (South Bend, Ind.) 1913-1938, 1921-05-15

TOURING CAR: EXCBP-
TIoNAL BARGAIN. HAS EXTRA
ENCLOSED WINTER TOP. DIS
TINCTIYE INDIVIDUAL STEPS. 20
RUNNING BOARDS. TENDERS ARE
OF THE INDIVIDUAL TYPE. IN
STRU8IENT BOARD Is EQUIPPED
WITH EVERY MODERN DEVICE.
HAS TWO BUMPERS. GABRIEL
sNUBBERS ALL AROUND. FIVE
CORD TIRES. TWO SPOT LIGHTS.
MoToMETER. CLOCK. VISOR AND
SPORT SIDE LIGHTS. MOTOR IS
SMOOTH RUNNING AND POWER
FUL. We CONSIDER THIS CAR
A WONDERFUL BARGAIN. OVER
LAND HILL CO. ~ y. MICHIGAN.
South Bend news-times. (South Bend, Ind.) 1913-1938, 1921-05-15
Trend Of the Markets
StockS-Grain-Livestock-Cotton

not at all impossible. but admittedly
the underlying conditions have i'm
proved enough 20 warrant tempered
optimism. Business has not kept
pace with prices OF stocks Whether
these will continue 10 advance in an
ticipation OF pronounced business re-
covery four 10 six months hence is a
question Of great import which only
time can answer.
South Bend news-times. (South Bend, Ind.) 1913-1938, 1921-05-15

The response OF buying to wage
and price reductions i'm the iron and
steel industry has been discOurag-
ingly slow. The leading interest is
operating at about 40 per cent ca
pacity and the independents at about
80 per cent. The whole industry is
at a low ebb. Improvement will be
slow. Rate reductions would accel-
crate it.
South Bend news-times. (South Bend, Ind.) 1913-1938, 1921-05-15
RUTGERS WINS MEET.

b. Associated Press.
BALTIMORE, Nd, May IA
Rutgers college with a point score
OF % was the winner OF the ninth
annual field and track meet OF the
middle Atlantic states collegiate
athletic association held at Johns
hopkins university today. Lafayette
was second with % points. Delaware
college third. q 5-16:-Iohns Hop
inns fourth. Is 1916 points.
South Bend news-times. (South Bend, Ind.) 1913-1938, 1921-05-15
STOCKS

Moderate industrial recovery in
some directions and Germany's I'm
conditional acceptance Of the repara-
lions terms. together with unmistak-
able casing tendencies in money.
lent the newly rejuvenated market
support. Rails were favored in diff
ferent sessions. apparently as result
OF anticipated wage readjustment
Public participation in the market
during the past few weeks has ex-
ceeded anything this year. Setbacks
are inevitable and another period OF
dullness with yielding tendencies les
South Bend news-times. (South Bend, Ind.) 1913-1938, 1921-05-15
RAIL STOCKS GIVE
WAY TO PRESSURE
Short Interests Dominate Two
Hour Session on New
York Stock Market.

By Associated Press:
NEW YORK. May 1.-THE two
hour session Of tho stock market on
Saturday was enlivcncd by further
pressure from the short interest.
that faction dominating tho dealings
IN the absence OF more than tenta-
tive support
Selling once more convcrEcd
around the oils. motors. stccls and
South Bend news-times. (South Bend, Ind.) 1913-1938, 1921-05-15
DODGE TOURING -

In excellent condition: has been re-
built mechanically. new TOP and
good tires. open evenings. 10 :
D. m. +. W Stci1hart South Bend
Co. 21J :. Lafayette ST. Main 1os7.
South Bend news-times. (South Bend, Ind.) 1913-1938, 1921-05-15
DODGE DELIVERY

the time for four months. Looks
and runs like brand new car.
Worth while saving i'm price. Twen-
tieth Century Garage. Main so.
See Mr. Beale.
South Bend news-times. (South Bend, Ind.) 1913-1938, 1921-05-15
AUTOMOBILES
Automobiles For Sale.

FOR YOUR APPROVAL WE OFFER
THE FOLLOWING
1919 FRANKLIN. LIKE NEW.
1920 STUDEBAKER SPECIAL.
CORD EQUIPPED! 1sr CLASS
MECHANICAL CoNDITION
REAL BARGAIN
1920 HUDSON SPORT MODEL,
S1,4JO.
1920 SCOUT MODEL, TWIN IN
DIAN MOTORCYCLE.
CHANDLER VICTORIA. CORD
EQUIPPED.
DODGE SEDAN. GOOD NE
CHANICAL CONDITION $3.50.
HUDSON WIRE WHEEL Sc
DAN LIKE NEW. 6 TIRES.
$500.
PAGE TOURING. THIS CAR
WOULD BE A REAL BUY AT
$500. FOR QUICK SALE Sj75.
TWENTY NINE OTHER CARS
FROM $50 Up TO CHOOSE
FROM. OPEN TILL 10 L. NJ.
COME AND SEE OUR NEW
HOME.
AUTO MARKET.
o.. JEFFERSON AND LAFAYETTE. q.
South Bend news-times. (South Bend, Ind.) 1913-1938, 1921-05-15
Now is The Time to Buy an Automobile
AUTOMOBILES


FORD UNIVERSAL RODY-lg21 model /;
run less than 600 miles; special paint
job. A. Rolls Royce Bloc. white wire
wheels; oversize cord tires; oversize
lock steering wheel: clock, speedone-
ter. bumper front and rear. AT water
Kent Ignition system. and many other
extras This car will cost close 70
81 400 % build. our price 81 600. Terms
II wanted Franklin Motor Car co.
3O1 r Jefferson
South Bend news-times. (South Bend, Ind.) 1913-1938, 1921-05-15
ANNOUNCEMENTS
Lost and Found.

Lost and Found. 10
BULLDOG LOST-Dark brown, long tail.
About II inches high and feet long
tame dog Reward. Return TO $40
South Chaplin
DIAMOND RfNG-Studebake badge at
tached. Liberal reward. 10 Z. Ohio -.
ENNELOPE-Lost Thursday night ON
Lincoln Bus. Contained pair OF glass
es. Finder call Lincoln 1913.
LOSi-Buuch of keys at carnival
grounds. finder return 10 1l19 W. Iii
vision St. and receive reward.
POCKET BOOk-LOst, containing Ros-
airy. Good reward if returned TO News
Times office.
good rim. Finder notify Main 2iS9
South Bend news-times. (South Bend, Ind.) 1913-1938, 1921-05-15

AUBURN-1g2I. slightly used as dem
OnstratOr VIII make reasonable dis
count and terms VIM. Deval. 1913 ).
Main st.
South Bend news-times. (South Bend, Ind.) 1913-1938, 1921-05-15

USED CARS
1920 SEDAN.
1916 CHASSIS.
1920 FORD TRUCK.
1918 SEDAN.
1919 DODGE ROADSTER.
EASY TERMS.
W r. HfNKLE CO.. INC.
c27-29 LAFAYETTE BLVD.
orEN EVENINGS.
USED CARS-Oldsmobue $. touring
SEQ; Grow Elkhart touring, S225; Cnev-
rClet touring. S475. OldsmOblle Sales
Co. 226-2S s. Lafayette st. Phone Main
1912.
WTLLYS-KNTGHT, 1918 = Just over
hauled; three new cord tires, good
Will demonstrate; a good buy. Wm
Devall. 500 S. Main st.
hbiOitAIlts anu bAtfIiCS IA
HARLEY DAVIDSON-We have a mum
Der OF used and rebuilt Harley David
son motorcycles and sidecars. investi-
gate our payment plan. HagedOrn and
Webster. 2l6-222 II. Jefferson blvd.
SEVERAL REBUILT johnson
Motor Wheels, 5000 and up. Guar
antee same as new. See Us for terms
Helton Motor Bike shop, ID 224 F.
jefferson Blvd Phone Lincoln 2409.
MOTORCYCLE = Harley Davidson 193O
cheap for quick sale. easy terms. 110l
sherman av Main 442j.
Used BTCYCLES-Six real bargains
from $500 90 5000. No reservations.
FIRST buyer gets the choice Crosse Cycle
shop, % ". Washington
Auto Accessories II
BATTERIES-Starty your car with pOwer
from Niagara. The ISL Storage Bat
terry. Indiana Battery Service Co. 12f
Fast Jefferson St, Phone Lincoln $40
BATTERY md IGNITION SERYICE-
Best in city. Guaranteed Columbia"
expert work at moderate prices. Stor-
age batteries for all cars. Columbia
BATTERY Co. 113 +. Jefferson Blvd.
BATTERIES-Redu prices. Before
buying your new battery get our prices
They are right and fully guaranteed.
We repair any make OF battery. E1-
pert tltELTlEht repairing on al cara
Prest-O-Lite Battery Co, 80 S. La
f8yerte-
BARGAINS In tires. Used cnd seconds
Palmer Garage Co. 2232 Mishawaka az.
CORD TIRES-Guarantee frsts, 80 81
tire and tube $500. Linsenmier Tire
shop 81 5. Michigan II.
BOLTS. NUTS AND CAP SCREWS
fact anything YOU need on your auto.
brown Motor Supp y, llI =. Jefferson.
FAN BELTS-Get them Of a reliable
accessory dealer. Brown Motor Sup
ply. IL +. jefferson.
HOOSIER SERVICE STATION Battery
and Ignition. tires, tubes and acces
SORES. We are In business for service
first open a. N. till II 2. ID. every
Jay IN the year. p >. Main St Phone
Lincoln 1854
HURwICH AUTO PARTs-we boy and
wreck EN-" New and used parts IN
hundred and afty 150) different
models Of cars. Ford parts at 80 per-
cent 20 % percent oD list
REPAIR TOOLS-W renches. vaI~e grind
ers. valve filters auto jacks, etc. See
or window display. Brown Motor
supply. III r Jefferson.
SERVICE for your tires. expert vulcan
ling ard repair work. All work
guaranteed. Stubs Tire and Vulcan
lzlng Hospital 309 T. Jefferson Blvd.
STARK PLUGS-A. c.. Champion y
and Sterling You should buy 'em
here. Brown Motor supply. III
l.. jefferson
South Bend news-times. (South Bend, Ind.) 1913-1938, 1921-05-15
Rcnovating and Digging

HATS RENOEATED-Let us cIesa- re.
block and renovate your last years
straw. our work Is our best adve-.
tlsement. South Bend Hat Bleachery,
lis :. Main -.
South Bend news-times. (South Bend, Ind.) 1913-1938, 1921-05-15

FORD COTPE-Bcst tash ofer sunday
gets car. excellent mechanical condl-
ton Call nc 426 s. Scott 81.
South Bend news-times. (South Bend, Ind.) 1913-1938, 1921-05-15

USED CARS-Oldsmobile s. touring
SEQ; Crow Elkhart touring, 1925; C'ev-
rC,et touring. Sf75. OldsmOblle Sales
Co. 226-2S 5. Lafayette st. Phone Main
1912.
WILLYS-KNIGHT, 1918 = Just over
hauled; three new cord tires, good
paint. mechanical condition perfect.
VIII demonstrate; a good buy. VIM.
Devall. 500 S Main st.
South Bend news-times. (South Bend, Ind.) 1913-1938, 1921-05-15
Repairing

WATCHES-And clocks repaired: an
work guaranteed and promptly done
Open Tuesday, Thursday and SATURDAY,
evenings. r. ] Ward rom coo Farm.
ers Trust Bldg. Lincoln 5o35
South Bend news-times. (South Bend, Ind.) 1913-1938, 1921-05-15

OAKLAND-Touring five passenger,
five good tires. newly painted, blue,
$4,000 cash, balance monthly; real
bargain. Twentieth Century Garage,
III :. Lafayette. Phone Main $50.
Ask for Mr. Rnnln
The Washington herald., 1921-05-03
MN NEW ATTRACI1ONS2AH
||SAAT THE TIIEATERSS
Writer Turns Actor
And Scores Triumph

NEW YORK, May 1-Preasee
late the Leading role 81 bis ewn
play, 1Teaesis,S nj the Hsasss
Theater here Last nigAt AsEss-
tss Thenas, the ptaywrtght sna
novelist. went On ip the character
Of the veagefsI hssbanAs Deasett
kallan, n thsagh sehssleA for
the part Ter weeks and wen great
spplasse frsn q highly critical
a.Aie.es which had heard he was
10 appear.
Ennett CsFysgss ,hs1 been
playing Bennett kallaa. bst was
taken fii Sunday nigAt and re-
moved 10 q hesDital. The show
was abeut to eiese for want sf
m unAerstndy when Thomas In
sisted he essiA depict the eno-
ttsns he had written.
This b the AftA appeasanee Of
Thomas sn the stage. The Arst
four were On feur successive
niEhts thirty-three years age,
when Maarsee Barrynsre, father
sf the present Barryneres, was
: taken, I'm while playing "a Man
Of the weria.' written by
Thsnas.
The asthss s.Astit.teS fer the
star IN four performances and
then retired frsn the fsefiights.
The Washington herald., 1921-05-03

peels Of vegetables and other coarse foods
rtch in xtreAsth gtyiag ofganic, iron, which
the modern Voman does mot Aget.S !, l.,
10 make up for the .Ereati lsss of, iron
eaesed By the life vonsn IL reompsiled 10
lead e-shouid- eat more such rSn-euptsiainr
vegetables and fruitss ., ,,spinach and bsksd
apples and take organic fton Ike &NSxsted
Ifoa, froa time to tipe TO help enrich, her
slced and reyitaiise her fworneqt, exhausted
,Nuzated- Iroa represents, organic iron in
such highly condensed form that one dose
Of III d estimatedb TO be approximately
equivaleat (insorganic iron costent) 70 at.
ing half q qusrt Of spinach, one Quart OF
green vegetables OF half q dosen apples.
It's like taking extract. Of beef instead. Of
eating peusds Of meat = - s'f-. s.1
Over 100000 people annually are using
Nuxated Iron. Il win not iaJure TIE teeth
nor disfnrb the stomach. 1T often ineresses
the bodily and mental: vigor. stresgth snS
endurance OF weak, nervous,' run down.
folks ID two weeks time.e Yoar ncseyR will
BE- refunded By the manufactures II ysu+ Do
not sobtain satisfactory :results. Beware Of
substitutes. Nuxated Iroa comes, IN tablets
oniS-nevef in liquid form. a AiwaysS ionk
for, TIE word '.Nuxatsd". oa every ( package
and the lefters N. I. On every .tahltt, sod
b., al drssgists.--Adv. s.
The Washington herald., 1921-05-03
Frisco Tops
keith's,.BiN
Noted Exponent of Jag
. Dominates Vaudeville
.. Program.

stosie projecting from his face.
dancing at a breakneek pace at
Keith's, good Frisco leads the race
This Western lad can surely. pranee
and leads his partners . fearful
dance. II tried it-Ambulance!
Hes assisted by Loretta . winsome
blsek-eyed mink Right on your
heart this little girl. will park q
full" sized jinx. In fact my boys
this corpyhee would raise . SHIN
my from the Sphinx. In troosies Of
black satin full seven inches Ions
she does 800 battin' and makes
life seem a song. She has the
prettiest. giggle and a quite en-
,trsncipg-twist. This rhythm ]
did not jiEgfe. You are chastissd
on the wrist. when Frisco and
Loretta have danced the Kitchen
Sink" they. sit them down right on
a sofas brink. And Frisco ne
makes funny jokes about the
foolish Broadway mokes, kidnap-
ping fences and pinchin' pokes.
and all the while he smokes and
smokes. This act IL is = genuine
beaut', and for Frisco we'll always
root.-but. we wish. he'd perfume
his cabbage cheroot.
For bits OF vagrant melodee,
we must. give thanks to Nine.
Doree. who leads US gently on along
through the lowered fields OF
classic song. The Barcarolie,
breathing Of Southern seas. drifts
in our ears as on q breeze. We
see 'Pagliacci. poor, tragic clown.
trying to smile beneath Fate's
froEn- Don't we have fun" say
Or and Polly. They make the audi
enc, too. feel jolly. although they
varble of high rent, jobs mislajd.
groeers unpaid and money spent.
Lane and Hendricks,-comedy cross
eyed. patter too 'racy but songs
bona fide. Bin Ftawiey sings q
mother" song. All, the audience
suffers many .: wrong!I But his
"side-kick" cute, wi6h hair Of gold,
she lures all hearts into her fold.
Moran and Mack have little tin
horn, II should make them
ashamed that they were born. Inez,
a Venus a Ia Creole. in sailor knots
her form does tie. Her partner,
Lucas. his job Is pie. Accomplished
pups has Miss LaToy. One Of them
looks like Eddie sFoy. To see the
Leightons We were too late. Rut
some one told us thsy-.vere great.
For the rest, t'the .movies, as usual.
shine.r and Freddfe's moustache Is
growing fine. NH.
The Washington herald., 1921-05-03

For want Of iron Jon. may practically be
an old woman at from 90 10 IS. weak,
downheartsd and "ali tagged oat." You
may Be In such Q highly nervous, irritable
state nat you "go al 70 pieces" On the
slightest provoeaticn. while at 50. or 90
with rood health' and plenty of iron In ;yeur
oiood. you may still be young In feetiag
and % attractive and full Of life as to defy
deteettea sf your real age.
cIt's not sfvays the sy6aasest woman that
10 most sought aftef--thefet 10 an indeserfb:
ably siiurfng faseiaatiea In the rosy cheek,
the inviting dps and sparkling eyes of q
blood Allied with iron. You may be afflicted
With iron starvstion Of the blood .and not
know 1t, Just a. thoasands- Of other women
are. 49,, - : ~.
1t Ii said that about one, person In three
In Aneriea today suffenS more or less from
mafnutritiss-iaek sof noaFishnent, which b
caused not By lack, q fosd.. bat 4 In many
cases, ~ lack Of suRicient Iron in the blood
TO enable 700 to- get the strength and seuf-
ishneIt opt; Of your fosd. - 49, s;;-'
Indsef LIE, oyef-estins and modern
methods Of. cookery are sapping the iroa
fron ~ bioodscf hun1reds of ,thoasaads sf
women. Oar forefathers. TO- whom history
refers % Q nati6a Of red bieoded Am<ricans,
ate ths hssksj u. grains and he ,skias and
The Washington herald., 1921-05-03
French Troops TO Move p
By Two Roads Into Ruhf

PARIS. Nay i.-rhe Ruhr vfli
Be developed by French military
forces a. follows:
Two columns Of probably tvo a.
viadns each. one starting from Duts-
berg and the other from wesei.
vii follow n6fth. sIonE, the LApps
RivsP taking In the towns OF Do;
rsten. Haltern. Dsttein. Lenen and
wernA- They viii meet the south
column At HaumL
Tie south column win foliow the
iine from Mulheim. Kettwis, Rat
iingen- Eiberfeid. Baruen, sehvsfA.
oevelsburg. Hassa Hagen, schverta,
Jana. Kamen and Haum- :.
This mcvemsnf vfll envelop, the
entire RuhR VALLEY, iDeiuding nine
ty-eiEht mines. sts importan< fae-
tories, Including those Of Essen,
oberhsusen, Giadbeek. Dortmunu.
Katting, witten, stesie Boohun,
Rockiinghausen, Getsenkirchen and
werden-
The depth Of the invasion WI
be hfty-tvo miles. It's width forty
three miles. The Arst action VIII
be to disarm the sieherhefts poIisei
(security police).
The Washington herald., 1921-05-03
EATERS
LIKE TABLETS
Easier to Take, Contain Proper
Dose, Produce Results Quicker.
CHEMISTS EXTRACT THE
yITAMINE FROM YEAST

Thousands are turning from ordi-
nary yeast to the new and better
concentrated tablets which contain
proper dose of Yeast vitamine
CWater Soluble b extracted from
yeast with the still more important
Fat Soluble A" vitamine.
These Tablets are called "Phos-
Pho Vitamine" Tablets, and those
taking yeast to help Danish pimples,
Dolls, carbuncles. etc, beautify com
plexion. increase weight, strenrthen
and build up the rundown syrtem
and to stop constipation ina perma-
nent fashion. will ind the tablets
easy to take. more economicaI and
results quicker. It Is no vondsr
that druggists and chemists recon-
mend these Phos-Pho vitamine Tab
lets for AL complaints for which
ordinary yeast Is good.
Pespie's Or Drug stsrea