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The Daytona daily news. [volume] (Daytona, Fla.) 1903-1926, 1921-02-20
MORE ARRESTS MADE
Of SUSPECTS IN the
JAx. HOTEL MURDER

JACKSONVILLE, Feb. 19-The Du
TAT county ,sheriff's Office received
notice fIt1in; sn1herities bt Lake; Bpt.
sieHeB Ts2sAs sscunty. today that two
lien. had beep arrested there. answer
thg Observation-Disclosures the two men
Vsiitsd Fin Jacksonyille for the muir
der d George Goodrich of Atlanta, and
Walter Burden OF Patchhogue, Z. l.,
Wednesday night in an attempted
robbery at a local hotel. The men
were brought to Jacksonville tonight
for Identification.
Mrs. Burden and her daughter fail
ed to recognize the two men now be-
ing held in connection with the muir
der here. but police are not yet salts
fed the men were not connected with
the crime and are conducting an ex.
haustive investigation before releas-
ing them.
Jack Young OF Jacksonville was
taken into custody by detectives 10.
day in connection with the murder.
Police claim he answers the descrip-
ton of one of the men and he will be
held until Mrs. Burden returns to the
The Daytona daily news. [volume] (Daytona, Fla.) 1903-1926, 1921-02-20

Unreasonable injuries committed dur
ing wanton war.
1t is often said by opponents Of
he2yy German PREPARATIONS thar. after
all. during the whole war only
about per cent of French territory
was devastated
lust comparison
But-to compare France with Amer
lea suppose that per cont included
Ohie, PENNSYLVANIA. New York. New
Jersey. Delaware. Connecticut, Mary
Iand and West Virginia,
1t would include our best coal
mines, factory towns, eastern farm
ing and Safeguarding countrr.
This per cent of France that h.
The Daytona daily news. [volume] (Daytona, Fla.) 1903-1926, 1921-02-20

W
The Daytona daily news. [volume] (Daytona, Fla.) 1903-1926, 1921-02-20

Lens .................... 31,75O
Amiens 917S5
In addition to wrecking these cities
and to destroying the great coal mines
around Lens, the Germans. by the war.
brought devastation TO 5000, 900 acres
of French soil.
Crops Produced
Much of this land before the war
was valued at $500 an acre.
What desolation in this territory
means can best be grasped from the
fact that it produced the following
portion of Frances crops:
or wheat ............... 20 per cent
VI oatS '-...-.. ~ per cent
Of sugar beets .........75 per cent
vi max ...................n per cent
OF hops .............70 per cent
The ministry says that 304 ,191
buildings on this territory have been
totally destroyed and 290.425 dam
aged
The Daytona daily news. [volume] (Daytona, Fla.) 1903-1926, 1921-02-20
ARGENTINA REFUSES
TO GRANT REQUEST OF
THE ALLIED COUNTRIES
,,nternas,onaI News Service,

PARIS, Feb. 19.-Argentina today
notified the allies that fshe cannot
obey their request to prevent Ger
many from exporting, war materials
to Argentina. The Argentina gov
eminent was asked to prevent export
alton of German war materials on
the ground that ii was a violation OF
the treaty of Versailles but Argen'
tina contended she is not party 10
the treaty. consequently is not bound
by il.
The Daytona daily news. [volume] (Daytona, Fla.) 1903-1926, 1921-02-20

Almost every woman likes to keep
on hand an outfit suitable for a week
end trip. Z
Here. is a worthwhile suggestion
from "cornereds at the Astor Theatre
in New York
The sports costume with its sleeve
less bandeau of. white pique. plaid
skirt of tan and brown and tan sweat
er. answers for forenoon.
The Daytona daily news. [volume] (Daytona, Fla.) 1903-1926, 1921-02-20

The quaint, big lowered silk with
its velvet ribbon girdle and feather
fan hanging from it. its clusters Of
velyetcentered chiffon roses and its
odd turned-back shoulder sleeves that
really are not sleeves at all. but caps"
lis an appropriate frock for any even
ing affair Both of these are worn by
Natalie Manning.
Then for afternoons there is Madge
The Daytona daily news. [volume] (Daytona, Fla.) 1903-1926, 1921-02-20

kennedy's frock of dark blue satin. II
would be attractive also in tricotine
or serge The lace 'set" plastron and
SUITS. is a revival that promises much
This one has a foundation of fine bat
iste
With these three frocks any week
end visit anywhere ought to be en-
tirely successful at least from the
clothes point of view.
The Daytona daily news. [volume] (Daytona, Fla.) 1903-1926, 1921-02-20

beea devastated is to the French ex-
letly what those states named are to
rs, Only our American states com
prise many OF our biggest cities.
whereas devastated France does no,
include the biggest ones.
But the following list OF French
cities wrecked. with their population
figures, is Illuminating:
The Daytona daily news. [volume] (Daytona, Fla.) 1903-1926, 1921-02-20
FRANCE WANTS Cash
To CURE WOUNDS
tNewspaper Enterprise Assodiatfon.)
BY. MILTON RRoNNER

PARIS. Feb. 17-France wants
healing, not revenge.
That explains French insistence
that Germany shall pay.
1t is not a case of Shylocking. 1t
isn't case of trying TO grind a foes
face into the dust. It's simply mat
ter of trying to make that foe repair
The Daytona daily news. [volume] (Daytona, Fla.) 1903-1926, 1921-02-20

city, when she will be asked to ident
ify him.
The Daytona daily news. [volume] (Daytona, Fla.) 1903-1926, 1921-02-20

wise Builders Pipe tor
Gas When They Build
LAS Service IS an indispensable modern convenience
as necessary to the comfort of your new home as modern
plumbing.
When you put up your new bungalow arrange for
Plete LAS Service Il never regret the small additional
outlay
LAS Range IN your kitchen for cooking An Auto
"'"'c GaS Water Heater will keep you in running hot
Gay and night Gas ncnerator ends the garbage
IL LAS Outlets enable you to Auxiliary Gas
Heaters when it cold
Indiana daily times. [volume] (Indianapolis [Ind.]) 1914-1922, 1921-07-27
DEMAND SENT
SOVIET RUSSIA
u. S. Note Requires Immediate
Release of Americans Held
Prisoners.

WASHINGTON. July 27.-The United
States has made new demands upon
soviet Russia for the immediate release
Of American citizens who now are held
prisoners in Russia, 1t was learned at
the State Department today.
The note Of this Government voicing
the demands has been dispatched to the
American Consular agent at Reyai TO be
handed to the soviet representative there
for communication to his Government
This Is understood to be the first de-
mand to be made upon soviet Russia by
this Government for the release Of Amer
leans, previous overtures having been
carried on through neutral agencies.
The communication is understood TO
contain a stern warning TO Russia that
the soviet authorities can hold no hope
for American aid for the people Of Rus
STA who are reported to be suffering from
starvation and disease, while American
citizens are being held in prison under
soviet orders.
There are now eight Americans who
are in fail in Russia and approximately
ono hundred more who are being de-
tanned by the soviet authorities. although
they are not actually imprisoned.
The action OF this Government is IN
derstood 10 have followed receipt Of a
better from one Of the American prism
ere In Russia relating to the horrible con
ditious under which these prisoners are
being held and making dramatic appeal
for stern measures by this Nation to
secure the liberty Of the American prison
ers.
Indiana daily times. [volume] (Indianapolis [Ind.]) 1914-1922, 1921-07-27
AGENTS WANTED IN EVERY CITY
and town IN STATE OF INDIANA
Pepgen Tonic Offers Free
Publicity Campaign to
Druggists Everywhere.

One druggist in every city. town and
village in the State of Indiana will be
awarded the exclusive agency for Pepgen
Tonic within the next 90 days. The
agency carries with 1t a free publicity
campaign on Pepgen Tonic. which will
be given exclusively to the one druggist
in each city and town who secures the
agency.
Pepgen is going ahead more vigorously
than ever before For Pepgen there is
no depression" In fact Pepgen does
not believe there is such thing as hard
times" in the drug business. Pepgen be-
leves a condition exists at present, but
1t is convinced that this condition was
brought about when many retailers,
wholesalers and manufacturers stopped
pushing" at the first sign of a dark
cloud, the natural result being that many
drug lines slumped.
Pepgen went right on ahead, more
vigorously than ever. This Is the result ::
We are selling MORE Pepgen now
on the same expenditure In adVertis-
ing than we sold when prosperity was
at its height two years ago.
Line up with Pepgen. Connect with
product that SELLS, no matter how the
times, because of its merit and the en-
ergetic push back of 1t.
Write us for details about this exclu-
sive publicity agency and you will find
our proposition. most reasonable. Only
one druggist in each town can secure this
agency-The American Drug Co., Dayton,
observation-disclosures.
Indiana daily times. [volume] (Indianapolis [Ind.]) 1914-1922, 1921-07-27
SECOND MICHIGAN STREET
WOMAN GIVES DETAIL


For years I have suffered with my
stomach and the trouble finally be-
came chronic" says Mrs. Carrie
Mcclellan OF 1888 West Michigan
street. Nearly everything l ate
disagreed with me. The truth is
that for years | did not really en-
Joy a single meal 1 ate. After
every meal gas formed on my stom-
ach. l bloated badly and felt very
uncomfortable. l became restless
and nervous and couldn't sleep
right.
80 many Indianapolis people
recommended Pepgen in the news
papers that I decided to try this
medicine. I have improved grad
uauy since started taking Pepgen.
l am now in much better health
generally. The gas on my stomach
is not nearly as bad The bIoating
has been relieved. l have q fine
appetite and can eat a big meal
without suffering afterward. The
restlessness and nervousness also
has disappeared. I sleep a great
deal better"
Pepgen ends stomach misery. It
relieves gas, bloating and pain and
brings a keen appetite, good diges-
ton and proper assimilation. Pep
gen has given relief to hundreds OF
thousands of men and women in ali
parts Of the country. Try Pepgen.
Pepgen is sold by all first-class
druggists everywhere. 1t is being
specially introduced at Haags,
Hooks and Huder's drug stores
Advertisement.
Indiana daily times. [volume] (Indianapolis [Ind.]) 1914-1922, 1921-07-27
POUNDS EAR AS
TRAINS RATTLE
BY HER WINDOW

Railway trains rattle past our house
all night long, but l never hear them.
l sleep soundly since taking Pepgen."
says Mrs. Bessie Clegg of 347 South
State street, Indianapolis.
81 was in a general run down. ner-
vous condition before l took Pepgen. l
don't think l had enjoyed a good nights
rest for two years. I felt weak and
tired nearly all the time and could hardly
do my homework. My stomach also
troubled me. Gas formed on my stomach
after l had eaten just a few bites. /
bloated badly and felt miserable. In
addition, / suffered from severe pains IN
my back caused by my kidneys.
II am so pleased with Pepgen that I'm
glad to recommend 1t publicly. Pep
gen has made a new woman of me. The
nervousness is gone. I sleep soundly all
night long. The railway tracks are near
our house, but l never hear the trains
.attle by. | sleep too soundly. The
tired feeling is gone. 1 go about my
work with more energy than Nv known
for many a day. The gas, blosting and
other stomach trouble l had before has
disappeared. ! eat my meals with q
relish. Pepgen also relieved the pains in
my back"
Pepgen is sold by all frst-class drug
gists everywhere 1t is Icing specially
introduced at Hooks, Haags and HUI
der's drug Observation-Disclosures
Indiana daily times. [volume] (Indianapolis [Ind.]) 1914-1922, 1921-07-27
EATS CABBAGE
And BEANSAND
GAINS WEIGHT

at was impossible for me to eat the
foods I liked because Of stomach trouble
and as a result lost weight" says Mrs.
Elsie Wingfeld of 514 South Penn. street.
indianapolis. For INSTANCE, am very
fond of cabbage and beans. But couldn's
eat such foods. They put me in misery.
I also was restless and nervous and
couldn't sleep. As a result OF this treu4
BILE I had gone down in weight until
was just the shadow Of my real self.
81 quickly gained Is pounds after !
started taking Pepgen, This medicine re-
stored my appetite. Then 1t put my
stomach in such good condition tlNat
could eat the foods I liked, such as cab.
bage, beans and the like, As a result
I began gaining weight and have now
gained 10 pounds. also sleep soundl3
now. 1 never wake up from the tina Z
60 to bed until morning. advertiser
Indiana daily times. [volume] (Indianapolis [Ind.]) 1914-1922, 1921-07-27
EAST ST. MAN
MAKES gain Of
100 PER CENT

"Since my husband started taking
Pepgen he says his health has improved
100 per cent" says Mrs Addie Johnson Of
12s North East street, indianapolis.
Over a period of two years my hus-
band kept complaining Of stomach trou-
tie He said gas formed on his stomach
Immediately after each meal He com
planned Of a sour tasting liquid rising in
his throat. Very few foods agreed with
him and he had to be mighty careful
about what he ate. He also suffered
from pains in his stomach. They kept
him awake at night. He said it was
almost impossible for him to sleep
soundly.
"Since my husband has taken Pep
gen he is so enthusiastic about it that
he says he wouldn't be without it IN the
house. 1t surely gave him great relief.
He doesn't complain Of gas on his stom-
ach or any other stomach trouble now.
He says the pains have disappeared. He
sleeps soundly every night now and gets
good rest.
Il can highly recommend Pepgen after
what 1t did for my husband"
Pepgen Is enjoying a greater sale today
than any other similar medicine. Why -!
Simply because Pepgen really relieves
those who take It. Day after day In
dianapoIls people-your own friends and
eighbcrs-recommend this medicine in
the daily papers. If you suffer from
stomach, liver, kidney or nerve trouble,
try Pepgen.
Pepgen is sold Ly all hrst-class drug
gists everywhere. 1t is being specially
introduced at Haag's, Hooks and HUI
der's drug Observation-Disclosures
Indiana daily times. [volume] (Indianapolis [Ind.]) 1914-1922, 1921-07-27
TWO TRANSIENT
FREIGHT TRAIN
PATRONS HURT
Texan Sideswiped by Cars and
Ohio Man Injured When
Foot Is Caught.

Two men, knights Of the road" are IN
the city hospital today as the result OF
injuries received during their travels in
local railroad yards.
william Miller, 80, 32S Yale street
Houston, Texas, was seriously injured
when struck by a cut of cars pushed by a
switch engine in the Big Four railroad
yards in Brightwood early today. Some
negroes in an automobile on their way
to Muncie found Miller covered with
blood as he staggered from the railroad
yards to the PendletOn pike just south Of
the yards at 1 o'clock in the morning.
The negroes placed the injured man In
their automobile and took him to Tween
ty- Fifth street and BrightwOod avenue,
where they met Charles Ball, 4Ol North
Rural street, a Big Four railroad detec-
tive. Ball notified police headquarters
and Miller was sent to the city hospital
IN the ambulance.
sIDEsWIPED
BY ENGINE.
1t was found that Miller had evidently
been sitting on some ties near the track
and had been "sideswiped' by switch
engine pushing what railroad men call
the "house cut" Of cars. He was unable
to tell how the accident occurred. He
said the last he remembered was that
he was leaving Mobile, Ala, on freight
train He had big cut on the back OF
his head, a deep cut on his face and a
large bump on the side Of his jaw.
FOOT CAUGHT
IN SWITCH.
Evan Crist, 81 TOT South Fountain
street, Springfield. Ohio was injured last
night when he attempted TO board fast
passenger train Of the Pennsylvania
railroad west of the Union Depot Crist
was in company with Paul Mcnamara,
1s, 319 Belleview avenue, Spriu gfield,
Ohio. The two men said they were on
their way TO st. Louis where they had
or offer Of work Christ's foot caught
on a switch as be attempted to get on
the passenger train and he was thrown
to the ground. Crist was taken to the
city hospital in an ambulance but his
injuries are not serious.
Railroad officers are attempting 10
break the custom Of stealing rides on
trains In and near Indianapolis and each
day arrests are being made. Early this
morning three men were arrested on
charges OF jumping on cars and tres
pass. They gave their names as George
Peyton, -, McKees Rock, Pa; Gilbert
Eakman. 2S, Export. Pa. and James Nc
Carly, IS Cleveland. ohio.
Mrs. Emma Beaver o. 6l7 East Nine
teenth street, who stepped in front Of a
passenger train at the Massachusetts,
avenue depot yesterday morning has been
taken from the city hospital to the st,
YIncent's Hospital. Her condition is still
serious, although physicians today stated
her condition was slightly improved.
Indiana daily times. [volume] (Indianapolis [Ind.]) 1914-1922, 1921-07-27
SOUND SLEEP
On HOT NIGHTS
NOW POSSIBLE

Even during this hot summer weather
Mrs. George HartzelI of 1874 Buchanan
street, Indianapolis, sleeps soundly every
night without waking a single time. She
says Pepgen is the reason.
"Pepgen has made me feel fifteen years
younger" says Mrs. HartzeIL Il was
in poor health before I took this medi-
cine. For weeks my system was all run
down. I felt weak and tired and seemed
to lack energy entirely. 1 was nervous
and restless and didn't sleep right.
woke up many times every night. In ad-
dition, my appetite was poor. Food
didn't taste right.
Il kept reading about Pepgen IN the
Indianapolis papers. It seemed to be
helping so many people here that de-
cided to try it.
Il feel like an altogether different
woman since taking Pepgen. Even dur
ing this hot summer weather I am able
TO sleep soundly. I never wake up from
the time I go to bed until morning.
feel stronger and more energetic and
enjoy working about the house. I have
a splendid appetite In fact, I'm hungry
nearly all the time. Everything tastes
good, too"
Men and women who feel weak, ailing,
run down, who are unable to eat or sleep
right, will find Pepgen Just what they
need. Pepgen tones up the vital organs,
enrlches the blood, soothes the nerves and
brings sound sleep and normal, healthy
appetite Pepgen has given relief to
hundreds Of thousands in all parts Of the
country acknowledgements.
Indiana daily times. [volume] (Indianapolis [Ind.]) 1914-1922, 1921-07-27
CITIZENS SAY
help CAME IN
A SHORT TINE

The extent to which the fame Of
Pepgen has spread over Indianapo-
lis can be readily seen when it Is
stated that hundreds Of local resi-
dents. living in all sections Of the
city, have given statements recon-
mending this medicine.
Two residents Of West Michigan
street have added their names to
the long list of Indianapolis people
who praise Pepgen. Mrs. Ethel
Bandy Of 3542 West Michigan street,
and Mrs. Carrie Mcclellan Of 1888
West Michigan street, both praise
Pepgen for the good it has done
them.
a NEVER FELT MORE
ENERGETIC THAN NOW"
II feel like an altogether differ
ent woman since taking Pepgen,"
says Mrs. Ethel Bandy of S642
West Michigan street. 81 never in
my life had more strength and en-
ergy than l have now.
For months before l took Pep
gen my system was in a badly run
down condition. | was very nerv-
Gus. I felt tired and worn out
nearly all the time. think my
lack Of strength may have been due
TO the fact that | didn't eat enough.
Ny appetite was very poor and my
food didn't taste right. AS a con-
sequence | ate very little. l started
falling of in weight My complex
ION got pale and sallow. After a
time my nerves became affected
and then I couldn't sleep right. l
got up morning feeling tired out.
Il kept reading in the Indianap-
oils papers about Pepgen. 1t seemed
to be helping so many people here
that l decided to try 1t.
yes. ! look and feel like a diff
ferent woman since taking Pepgen.
I have a splendid appetite and l
never enjoyed my food as much as
now. AS a result of this good nu-
triton | have gained 20 pounds. l
sLetp oOuuuig every h+6At. " AASh /
wake up mornings | feel thoroughly
rested. All the tired, worn out
feeling / had before is gone. In
stead of that l feel full of life and
energy"
II is surprising how many people
feel tired. weak and nervous as Mrs.
Bandy did. But even more sur
prislng is the fact that most Of
these people are making no effort
to improve themselves. They drag
around day after day. just half-liv-
ing. These people should take
Pepgen to iven up the vital organs,
produce a keen appetite and rest
and refresh the body each night
with sound, healthy sleep. Then
they will feel like themselves again
will be strong, vigorous, energetic
and live REAL lives.-Advertise-
ment.
Indiana daily times. [volume] (Indianapolis [Ind.]) 1914-1922, 1921-07-27
TWO W. MICHIGAN ST. RESIDENTS
REPORT THRILLING EXPERIENCES
Penn. Street WOMAN finds
real FOUNTAIN OF YOUTH;
CLIPS % YEARS FROM AGE
IT feel is years younger since

Il feel Is years younger since I
have taken Pepgen," says Mrs.
Emma AGRA Of 514 South Pennsyl-
vania street, Indianapolis.
my health was poor generally
because of a severe case of stomach
trouble which had suffered with
for years. After each meal I had
gas on my stomach. 1 bloated so
badly at times that I could hardly
get my breath. I couldn't stand the
pressure of tight clothing about my
waist. After a time this trouble
with my stomach had an effect on
me generally. l got so I suffered
from severe headaches nearly every
day. I couldn't find anything that
would relieve them. My nerves
got out of order. / couldn't sleep
right. l got up mornings feeling
tired and weak. The Homework
was very hard on me.
Indiana daily times. [volume] (Indianapolis [Ind.]) 1914-1922, 1921-07-27

Il can't thank Pepgen too much
because Of what it did for me. It's
the truth that I feel Is years young
er now. I have a splendid appetite.
l can eat anything I want and never
have a bit Of pain or suffering with
my stomach. The tired, worn out
feeling / had before is gone. In.
stead of that I feel vigorous and
full of life. I also sleep soundly.
In morning now I feel thoroughly
rested"
Hundreds of thousands in all
parts of the country who suffered
from stomach, liver, kidney and
nerve ailments have gained relief
taking Pepgen. Try this medicine
that has helped so many others.
Pepgen is sold by all fst-cIass
druggists everywhere. 1t is being
specially introduced at Haag's
Hooks and Huders drug stores
Advertisement.
Indiana daily times. [volume] (Indianapolis [Ind.]) 1914-1922, 1921-07-27

"Pepgen built me up so much that 1
feel full Of life and energy" says Mrs,
Ruby Hanger of 331 Robson street, Indl-
annapolis.
Before I took this medicine I was as
weak as I could be- l just wanted to
sit in a chair and rest all the time. My
system was run down generally. /
think this may have been due to the
fact that l didn't eat enough. My APP
petite was gone almost entirely.
couldn't cook anything that looked really
good to me AS a result I didn't eat
enough and kept going down in strength.
Finally I became restless and nervous.
l couldn't sleep right. All night l kept
waking up and my sleep was so broken
that it did me very little good.
zone Of my neighbors is responsible
Indiana daily times. [volume] (Indianapolis [Ind.]) 1914-1922, 1921-07-27
ROBSON STREET WOMAN HAS
Mich MORE COOKING WORK
But CAN DO IT With EASE

and was delighted with the results. So
when l told her how I felt she advised
me to try this medicine.
I'm surely glad now that I did try
Pepgen and I'm thankful to this medi-
cine because of what it did for me. I
feel fine now. All that tired, worn-out
feeling is gone. Why, I can work about
the house all day and not feel unusually
tired afterward. I have a splendid APP
petite. l eat heartily and everything
tastes fine. And l sleep soundly, too.
never hear a thing now from the time
90 to bed until the alarm rings at get
tirg-up time"
Pepgen is sold by all frst-class drug
gists everywhere. 1t is being specially
Introduced at Haag's, Hooks and
Huder's drug Observation-Disclosures.