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The Rock Island Argus and daily union. (Rock Island, Ill.) 1920-1923, 1921-04-15
Ribbons for Many
Purposes

LADY FAIR" LINGERIE RIB
bon comes in beautiful soft tones
of pink and blue, No. to No.
width. nothing prettier for your
lingerie. priced at 15c to 39c, less
20qo, now 12c, to Bic
FANCY RIBBON CARRIERS IN
very pretty combinations of colors,
made in our ribbon department..
priced from 1.59 to 200, less 20fo,
now 1.27 to 1 go
JUST RECEIVED. A BEAUTIFUL
line of hair bow ribbons in % diff
ferent patterns. The school girls
will like these pretty ribbons. We
will tie them free OF charge while
you wait Priced per yard, Use. less
2o9s, now 6Oc
JUST WHAT YOU HAVE BEEN
wanting to complete your summer
dresses and blouses Fancy picot
edged ,ros rain ribbons in two
tones and plain colors that are all
the very newest. Yard. 45c to SEC,
less 20%e, now 36e to Tic
The Rock Island Argus and daily union. (Rock Island, Ill.) 1920-1923, 1921-04-15
Special In the Jewelry
Section

FANCY HAIR ORNAMENTS IN
the newest shapes, set with bril-
liants. soc, LIZ, $50 and 39S. less
20%o. now Acc, 100, 200 and 3.19
VANITY PURSES IN SILVER
and gold cloth equipped with pow
der puff. mirror and change purse,
at 75c, less 20To, now 6Oc
UTILITY BAGS, SUITABLE FOR
shopping, travelling. etc. lined with
cretonne, 19S, les 20%o, now 40
NARROW SPORT BELTS IN
black. red. white, grey, etc. at SOC,
less 20%, now 4Oc
MEMS SOFT COLLAR PINS.
"HOltite," something new, in gold
and silver. priced at SOC, less 20%,
now 4Oc
SILVER PENCILS IN FLUTED
designs. with pocket clip, priced at
loo, less 2O%o. new Soc
The Rock Island Argus and daily union. (Rock Island, Ill.) 1920-1923, 1921-04-15
Silk and Chamoisette
Gloves

KAYSER' CHI MOIS EFT E
gloves in two-button length. Col
ors are channels. brown. mode and
white with contrast stitchi..gs.
Priced at 100, less 20To, now Soc
LONG SILK GLOVES. 16-BUT-
ton length in colors of white. navy,
mastic, tan and grey. priced at $50
to 3.25, less 20%o, now 200 to 2. 60
"KAYSER'S" SILK GLOVES IN
two-button length. plain and con-
trast stitchings. priced at LOO to
2.25, less 20eo, now soc to 1.SO
The Rock Island Argus and daily union. (Rock Island, Ill.) 1920-1923, 1921-04-15
Housefurnishings

BREAKFAST SETS OF AZ PIECES,
good quality American porcelain.
finished in blue bird decoration,
pieces can be matched at any
time. our 1898 values. less 20qo,
1893
PYREX PIE PLATES. MEDIUM
size, price SOC. less 20%. re
GRAY ENAMEL r.SH PANS. T.
quart size. price Csc. spec ial at SOC,
less 209e, low re
GREY ENAMEL DISH PANS. T.
quart size. price CSC. special at S5c,
less 20fo, now Csc each.
WOOL SOAP, FOR WOOLENS AND
fine fabrics. special. three bars for
BIC, less 200, now 'afs for 17c
The Rock Island Argus and daily union. (Rock Island, Ill.) 1920-1923, 1921-04-15
Wash Goods-You Better
Buy Them Now

So INCH BLACK AND WHITE
wash Venetian in stripes and polka
dots for wash skirts. A fine quail
ity fabric, yard, l.25, less 20%,
now 100
10 INCH IMPORTED, EMBROID-
cred organizes for dresses and
blouses. priced at so, It's and 225.
less 200, now 120, LAO and I so
TISSUE GINGHAMS IN PLAIDS
and checks, fast colors, all the lat
est shades, yard 75c, less 20%,
now 6Oc
TISSUE vOILES IN CHECKS AND
dots, on light and dark grounds,
fast colors, yard Csc, less 20%o, now
55c
So INCH NAINSOOK. A FINE
sheer material for lingerie wear.
1o-yard bolts, at 2.98, less 20%,
now bolt 2.39
So INCH LONG CLOTH FOR UN-
dergarments and night gowns. 10
yard bolts at 1.9S, less 20oo, now
1.59
40 INCH PLAIN WHITE SHEER
voiles regularly sold at 35c, now
20% less. or Csc
40 INCH COLORED DRESS
voiles in a beautiful array of col
ors in floral designs. check and
satin stripes, yard 1.25, less 20%,
now LOO
40 INCH COLORED DRESS
voiles in polka dots. stripes and
floral effects on light and dark
grounds. yard 5Sc, les 20fo. now
47c
PLISSE CREPE IN PLAIN coll
ors for gowns. in lavender. white
and yellow, yard, 3Sc. less 20%o,
now Bic
a INCH PLAIN ORGANIZE, PER-
manent finish. all the wanted
shades, yard LIS, less 200, now
LOO
SO INCH PALM BEACH Sr1TING
in colors Of rose. green, pink. blue
and lavender, yard Csc, less 20fc,
now SIC
The Rock Island Argus and daily union. (Rock Island, Ill.) 1920-1923, 1921-04-15

WOMEN'S PURE THREAD SILK
hose in plain or with the new EN-
broidered designs, all the new col
ors, pair, 1.9S, less 200, now 80
WOMEN'S EXTRA FINE SILK
and fibre hose with elastic welt,
linen heel and toes. all colors,
pair 139, less 20To, now LIZ
WOMEN'S FULL FASHIONED
silk Isle hose with fare tops, rein
forced heels and toes, black and
cordovan, pair LOO, less 20%, now
Soc
WOMEN'S FINE COTTON HOSE,
with elastic hem tops, linen heels
and toes, in black only, 1212c, less
209o, now Sc
CHIDREN'S FINE RIBBED
Isle hose with double knee. heels
and toes. in black, white and cor
dovan, 39c, less 20Fo, now So.
GIRLS FINE COTTON RIBBED
hose, double knee, heels and toes,
extra elastic ribbed, in bla6 only,
pair 29c, less 201e. now S4c
Richmond times-dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1914-current, 1921-01-30
FACTIONS IA VOR NEA VER,S
RETURN TO MAJOR EAGUE.S
Charles Comiskcy Points Out Third Bascman Ncvc,
Testified TO Any Part in Lay-Dow1--Whai
Will PublicS Verdict BE?

favored for reinstatement is Buck
weaver. Naturally Charley is most
anxious 20 hang on 70 the services o.!
this man who swattcd the pill at "a
81" clip last season. The Son viii
80 mt battle quite shattered as =.
result % the scandal, But Charley j.
Trying hard 20 swing the idea tina,
suck Weaver should he allowed to
stay.
Weaver ueve, testified 10 amy part
IN The lay down game. lie merely
said that lie knew il was being
PLACED. Buck played as hard as he
could: His record shows shat. al
mi; tina, II" kent his knuwi.,iee about
lhS lay Gown to himself. Bu; he
diuni sec ANY reason 10 suucai."
Such i the arEuu"u; OF one
Charles co:nisNcy in behalf of his
indicted star. but We feel sure that
Charley can never win his ca~, ON
this argument He may hc able to
convince himself that Weaver is in
noccni and perhaps by some mental
process Of all his own EuciS thinks
himself Innocent. Bat the American
baseball fan will find IL pretty hard
20 arrive "a; such conclusion.
T<c rae: remains That Weaver kNo'v
what was going ON: hc attended the
meetings OF Conspirators ana h. kept
his mouth shut. Ills duty TO The base
hall public WAS plain. ~. should
have denounced the crooll schcmc. He
didn't That's all thcr. is 10 it
Richmond times-dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1914-current, 1921-01-30
NORTH CAROLINA CAGERS
WILL HAVE HARD TRIP
Virginia, Army, Navy and
Other QuintS.
lSpecial To The Times Diypatch1

Especial To The Times Dispatch,l
CHAPEL Hill, y. c.. Jan .2?.--
Faced by the hardest trip "A North
Carolina team has ever undertaken.
tn" Tarheei basketball squad will
icav" Moada.- on its ..Ccthcrn tour
fcr series Of nine SL.ics tia; viii
ie-; its :nrtal t. the Utmost. Nam
"g,r J." Persons reimbursement that
the only vacant date on the trip had
leon filed by Yale mas added one
more bit I" he large moutlhui tn"
Ta'hccls w:ll try TO chew up. Tho
Yale game viii he p.Jycd In New
nipr prom festivities nj Ia!c ana
promises to b. II largely attended
contest.
liI succession Carolina will meet
EIrs mia. W: Ellington and Lee. V. NJ.
= Gcorg"t,own. the \rny. Rutgers.
l"itc Club OF Lynchburg. The games
viii start on February | and viii
continue through February 10. with
one sunday OF rest.
trip Will fall on the nvc hrs, string
men, Captain shepard and Howard
Handy. AZ guards: Bailey Liipfert
al center. and Monk Mcdonald and
cartwright Carmichael III forwards
Edwin aud Norris will be the first
SUbHtiimieS. with either Williams az
W""dall as the "ichth player ON the
squad Tho Tarh"els Will miss the
services of kourk. 4 veteran from
!..St year ANA Douglas. former Trim
itN center. both Of whom have bccn
GNGualiiiod because Of scholastic d!f-
y ui,!"s ManaScr Person and Coach
T. W. boyle will accompany the
Richmond times-dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1914-current, 1921-01-30
ny n. uowARD KELLY.

NEW YORK, Jan. 99.--JuIgu NcIc-
saw Mountain Lands IS SclnS 10
:-ecd u lot of securing soap ANA ell
bow grease to clean up tho mud
stains that "a certain few players
licked over the fair name OF base
ball. OF course the judge has all of
these house cleaning requisites up
his sleeve and NJ Is going 10 USE
;hcm. according ia his latest state
mcn;S BU; at that he II going To
run into some opposition IL We have
dcped C0m!skvy's latest moves right.
VITA Mugsy McC;raw ana several
othc- national league bosses hast
ling around with plenty Of the long
green in hand to buy new players.
and with all kinds Of trades ana
swaps ia tho mr.. Charley Oh; ia CHI
CaSo. has started 20 wonder whG-: he
* going :" set on at With = bovy OF
his men facing ostrac!>m from the
Organized game.
There is no doubt about 1t that
Judge Lands can do little less than
fire these indicted Chicago perform
crs out OF tho business. II they stay
baseball viii he in a sorry fin The
Judge has already expressed himself
uion.; these lines.
They must 20" says the judge.
"bascbail must be clean"
Nnd Vet IN face of this ultimatum
there are certain factions already at
work in an attempt to rcinstatc at
least one o' these men. Tie man
Richmond times-dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1914-current, 1921-01-30
UNIVERSITY OF VIRGINIA
TO BEGIN BASEBALL FEB. Is
Early Workouts starts Mt CharIottc.-
vile ON That Date Under coach

Especial 10 The Times Dispatch
CHAIR .oTTESNIl.Lr. VA. Jan. -
irc!!in mary work -outS for base
Ian nj the University OF Niryirja Will
"cgin about the, middlc Of February.
according TO Coach Rico Warren. Tho
INST try-outs VIII be held in tho gym
,aS!um but as soon as the candidates
rave EAd !: chance TO warm up. prac-
t!cc VIII he held on Lambeth Field
every day the weather permits Plans
are on foot to secure Eppa HiNcN.
UhlNcrSt! alumnuS aud National
Lea Euo pitcher. row the property o !:
.lncinnat: as coach for the Virginia
twlr!inE staT
Five letter men viii b. missing
IRON this years varsity mine. and
n"sH,b Others, Mah"os!. Moran and
HcodwNn kuyil hay" al paved their
ivnr years o. the diamond and arc
,hersioro ineligible. lou; ana Eur
i"L' !Mi,H 10 return 10 CCll"v, last
ial! Tho loss al thi. large r,u,ubrr
OF letter men VIII make Coach NvAr.
zen almost wholly d.ncudvnt upon
.aSt years substitutes and iucHlh,rs
%! the Hrsi-ycar team
Richmond times-dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1914-current, 1921-01-30
UNIVERSITY OF ALABAMA
APPRECIATES BASKETBALL
Southern >rhnoi Rcrinrcs Shor; Srhcd-
ute with one of Twenty
-Four Games.

= H'.f.itAl ~ st'' ! llltN- l'.S ia I'll.
TUSCALOOSA. ALA, Jan. eo-No
athletic spor; has ever tukou such
q rapid hold on place as basketball
has here "a: tho University OF Ma
| hama. Fer years. basketball has been
tolerated hy tho crimson followers
Just because some colleges fostcred
the past!mc. \ lirht So cdule of ten
or twelve games was a:af;ed year
in and year on, jus, to satisfy some
oc tho chronic kickcrs." What "a
difference this year
Tho crimson has schedule Of
twcHty-fcur .ames .nl VIII send It's
team to III. SOUTHERN intercollegiate
A'hiSt!c Aesooeiation ;ournamrn;. TN"
coming OF Coach =. i. Eorn!"r put
this sport on its icut. and the en-
tire student body has gone Wild over
;fc gam. Tie HlG gymnasium. which
Is probably the best BUILDING, Of its
kind in the south. is loaded UP from
morning tn night with future greats.
!, Is estimated that between 200 and
500 are taking active par: IN the Gag"
%trn". y n"w league las been form
cd called the Int"rirat.ruiry League.
ami q regular schedule Is being draft
90 for the .ight which will be Oh for
"a huge loving cup.
Tuc varsity bask:tba'' team has
mad" seven starts \ date and has
game los, VAS hy tn" small margin
of -FOUR points. For light green
t"aW. The record te good. The games
ne .d.uS TIE attention OF the stud"n;
BODY al" tho two scheduled with Tu-
lhnt University, February ana 5
IN. reserves Will soon h. plt;cd
aGalrs, what IS probably the strong
.s' prep team in the state Southern
Military Academy. ccar Gillam's
m@n G:;n,,vo no, los, a sam" ttis sea-
Richmond times-dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1914-current, 1921-01-30
VIRGINIA EXECUTIVE BOARD
LOSES VALUABLE ME'ATREPc
IT. William A. Lambeth and DR.. Albert Lcrcyro 10
Leave 6cneral-AthleIic Associalion-Wil
Select Successors Soon.

iather OF Virginia ath,c,,cs m, ,..
pesn associated with ,bi. hr,,,
me institutions activities con.
.'huouSly since 1891. H.,
o"r OF me football! team of Inn, wn,,r
hn',,.,i n"s Dech medical adviser or q
y ya '"I EN- ii during the succeeding
authority throughout H." co,,r, 10. "a =;
".tS served as Il member OF thS ~,
,. ,o""' rules committee for sevcraI
Or. Lcfcvre >has hc.p ;, no,,n,.
Tie board since his aSso,;,,im
~ ~, uniNcisi:y in 1905. lilo has h.cm
,, ';nt uihehtal in bringing anon; :,
.,,' Sn"r STANDARD IN athletic relations
the South. ~
hoth pr. lambeth ana Dr. l.ercvrc
nrn m.mbcrs OF the general facul.y
,.Ct.i,, on athletics at the uni
mat committee ga
Richmond times-dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1914-current, 1921-01-30
"STRAMGl Err" LEWIS WILL
WRESTLE IN RICHMOND
:'nral Fans to BE Given Chance to
sec Famous: Head Lock

Ia Stranger Lewis. world 5;
hraNNwciSh' champion. is comm. to
H!chmcn! February IL to take on
some top-notch hcnvywcight anI give
the local wrestling fans an opportuu-
~ Ia soc his famous hcadlocIl used
mad" 10 secure some hnIyvw,...rhi
wrestler o.: ability and reputation.
dn"ris are being made to get Waldcl
HAN2k" hut IL this wcl,-kuown mat
man cannot hc procured. tn" promo
'ers OF the match VIII attempt 10 get
some other star ErUpplcr.
IN all probabilities the famous
head lock. with which Lewis recently
throw Earl cIddnch. as aSp!ran, for
~" n"avywc!ght crown. viii be used
Lewis l1s perfected this hold until il
+ on" OF ;hc most effective ana dead
~ in the wrestling game. ana is
cared by the entire fraternity of
grIpplcrS.
Harry Bcrnstoiu. Is promoting the
match which viii be held IN the
strand Th.ater
Richmond times-dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1914-current, 1921-01-30
EPPA RIXEY TO COACH
AT WILLIAM AND MARY
Former Virginia Iinrirr VIII Have
tharEc of Indians taitcry Wen
Ihi,i Snrinr.

Special 10 I'll. Times Dispatch.l
:. WILLIAMSBURG. VA. Jan 80 =
t.ppi EiHcy. who WIS acquired hy The
Cincinnati Reds in "A recent trade
with the Phillics. viii coach the
battery men OF William aud Mary col
tcSe' team this spring. before going
south with the f"ds FOR training.
Head Coach James Driver. who
was tcnmmatc Of RiXcy at the Cai-
Nersit% OF Virginia. has just learned
from the elongated portpaw that H.
Viii come tn williamsburg aroLnd
February II. and get himself IN con-
ditions, as well as instruct tn" Indians
pitchers.
In view Of tho Northern trip to be
taken 10y William and Mary this
spring. games heinz: scheduled with
University OF Pennsylvania and Lee
high. among others. the coaching OF
fiNcy should prove valuable to the
local squad. II Manager Pat Moran
VIII allow RiNcy to take his train
ing here. the big sruthpaw prohably
VIII stay here until the Reds break
camp and start Tn. glad hike FOR
Rome SURROUNDINGS
Richmond times-dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1914-current, 1921-01-30
Ispccial to Tile Times pi<patch |

'' 10 me iihcS- i'lNp't Cn.
HLo'rrESNll.t.E. VA. Jam %
ne designations of Or. William ~
'.aHhncth and DR. hilbert LcscVrr as
mem nerS Of the executive board of
tne General Athletic Association of
me university OF Nirgni. were am
rouhceG here today. Dr. Lambeth
and Dr. 1.efcvrc were faculty NOM
ocfs OF the board ANA had served III
thcir capacities for a long period Of
cars ans are prominently connected
Mn ithlrtics throughout III. South.
ih"lr resignation cam" as a surprise
70 the student body and no cause for
th'li acton whs given In their letter
TO the board mcmhc,.S
Their designations have been nc
copied and their successors from
among the u"nniatricuiatcs OF tho
university will bc announced soon.
In" cNccutivc board consists OF i've
beers.
DR.. Lambeth is regarded as tho
Richmond times-dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1914-current, 1921-01-30
SPIDERS FAIL TO PLAY
Rnnd"iph-N aron-Tni,crNity nf Hic!,-
fnonu GHmc Prevented " hen
LIGHTS tcfusc To- IIcntn

University of Richmond and Ran
uolph- Macon wcrn unable TO PLAY
,heir scheduled basketball game ~
ashland last night, owing to the fac
hat the lights in tile l:y,nnaeIum al
hando!ph- Macon Coll"E. iuil.d To
ilrhi. Both quints were on III, floor
ready for tho contest. bllt tit.r wait.
ING Tor several minutes tn. gam.
Was cancelled. The electric ,lrrrn.
IN several OF the stores also was out
Of order
Richmond times-dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1914-current, 1921-01-30
GRIMES SENDS IN CONTRACT
second iInscmnn Purchased by New
York Gtnnts Ia Make Hid for
Key tone Position.

NEW YORK. Jan. - Tho signed
ronir&ct .! Second ga scilsn Roy
Grimes. OF Minerva, Ohio, was re.
c"iNcd yesterday at headquarters cf
tn" New York Nationals Grimes
was purchased last July from The
Bridgeport: cluh OF the Eastern
League II" suffered II BROKEN thumb
Don after tn" deal waS nvco,!at. Il
and APPEARED late" In tho season in
several games.
Edward w lirown an nu,ticld"r.
~ ohiowa Mob. also sent In MS
iru"d contract. IL was purchased
rom to" san An'Cu!O cub. Of tho
L-N.L- i-.AL.,l.- ,-sr -..n -nn
Richmond times-dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1914-current, 1921-01-30
',"-up ana summary:

I''p,l
Hatcher .rfpit r.lJ <;,.,,
harrington .. lief; Hold. ~ Ejy
sexton ....... .c"ntcr L. johnson
0nple'nan right guard T.. Johnson
Wa ........ Left guard . Perry
summary reid constellation. s:
'hrringicn. .: Sexton. :: Dpplrman.
:: Newman. =; Edmundg. >: Iinni>inp
Manhood Perry. .; Fix. Newman. Goals
rom FOUL. l:dmundS. . Hatcher. 2.
T.. Johnson. >. Substituti"ns. HanI[ins
ior Via, Newman for Dpulcman. Tai
not for sexton. Hall FOR Hankills Nc
Adams for FIX.
Richmond times-dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1914-current, 1921-01-30
Another Ito"kic for Athletics.

l.ApEiP!llA PA. Ian aa-Ol
IL" Thurman. who FOR ;wo ..asurs
'>,ls- q catcher on the Regina club OF
: E" Western Canadian HaScLall
league. has been signed bv tn, PM
ad"lrh!a Americans, Manager Mack
announced today. lie vii! rcunrt
Ter" in time To acCompany the ,n,,n
on It's Snuthcrn traimins rrin
Richmond times-dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1914-current, 1921-01-30
rnrk View Tenm Min. Cnntc.t.

PORTSMOUTH. w. IAN. H?-park
View Athletic Association won Il
hask ctball victory over the Rich
mond Terminal team here tonight by
tho score of - TO %. The stars for
IN" visiting team We're Boll and Io'-
inday. while Day featured for the
local a""regation
Richmond times-dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1914-current, 1921-01-30
Phiiiir. Release ,I,r,i,

f!ill.hpET.PIiIA. PA. Jan. gc--
INC Philadelphia american Ica.u.
Club today released Pitcher Fat Mar
TN Southpaw. to tho Columbus
club of Tn" American Association
Martin came TO the local ciul. i'm lsi,
"iior finishing ihc season with Svra-
.use as tn" leading left handler in Ia,
International League
Richmond times-dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1914-current, 1921-01-30
VIRGINIA BEATS ELOh
charlottesville Five rriumuhs Over
IaEhrrs>. ~ {" ~. Hatcher
Leads ictors

INUt.III " Tho TIWuS- blSuatuh
tiAkLpTTESNli.L VA. Ian 10
IN the last game on their Northern
;rip Elpn College was defeated ~
nirEinia IN basketball her" to,..ght.
Virginia. caging eight held .o,Iy irrr
zion Fix aHd Perry cid the best
Richmond times-dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1914-current, 1921-01-30
Siou, city nuys IIurIcr.

SIOUX CITY. IOWA. Ian. ag.-Io.
Lott. OF RcmSru. Iowa, former 81
Louis national pitcher. has been
nircfS ed by the Sioux CITY Western
League team from the Houston CIul,
Of the Texas League
Richmond times-dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1914-current, 1921-01-30
HARD ROAD FOR FURMAN
~. oEro!inn University WIZ FLA,
'"ch'y-Thrcr Hasrbnii Games
This Spriur

tE associated Press.
., t'Rt.ENNlILE. ). g. Jan. 20
iW.htE-t hrce games arc on the base.
"a II schedule Of F'urmau University.
winners OF thc south Carolina inter.
."Ilct;Ialn baseball championship last
N'"r' IA" schedule iS the h.aviny;
ever attempted by i'urmnh 4, in
Richmond times-dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1914-current, 1921-01-30
SPORTS


Guides games with Auburn. Ca,np
Bcnninr. Mercer. University Of Flor
ida, Clemson. Davidson. North Caro-
aud Wonord. The opening game is
To h" played with Ncwhcrry COLLEGE,
In Grccnvillc, April -
Richmond times-dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1914-current, 1921-01-30
Goir Tourp,,ncn, Arrange,

WASHINGTON. Jan. 2?.--Thc dates
of the open golf chumpionshin
tournament az the United Stntrs to
be played over the course Of the CO.
iumbia Country Club here were an
nbunccd tonight ;.S July 10 To 20
The Birmingham age-herald., 1921-07-24

tim
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The Birmingham age-herald., 1921-07-24

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South Bend news-times. (South Bend, Ind.) 1913-1938, 1921-02-23
WOMAN SUFFRAGE
TAKES new TURN

business. sIeeplessness. sallow COM
plexiOn. under weight and other
ailments. when such ailments were
due TO feeble or slow digestion or 10
habitual constipation.
From time 20 time their state
ments have been published In the To-
cal newspapers. After having read
so many testimonials from friends
go ~-i~hbors ~ is interesting 10
note what people In other cities are
s.4s 4.- ,,.oue Pepgen. In Spring
field. Ohio. scores OF prominent per
sons have recommended Pepgen. In
fact. Pepgen is being highly endorsed
wherever Il has seen introduced.
Mrs. Clara puun, 672 Gallagher
St. Sprin gfield, furnishes a good ex-
ample OF the general sentiment in
that city. Mrs. Dunn says:
For more than "A year suffered
with kidney trouble until my system
was all broken down. At times my
limbs were badly swollen from my
feet TO my knees. And then my
back ached most OF the day. es-
peciaily In the morning. My muscles
grew so sor that I could scarcely
touch Them without scr aiming. |
was also badly constipated and
finally my stomach became so dis
ordered THAI even a cup OF coffee
caused indigestion.
Il was much interested In the
statements that had been published
about Pepgen that l decided 10 try
it.
After the first few doses of Pep
gen ! felt improved. AS ! continued
TO take il I continued TO get better.
The first thing l noticed was that
was not constipated. Then gradually
my appetite improved. And lastly
the soreness In my back disappeared,
which was positive proof TO me that
Pepgen had relieved my kidney
trouble
IT cannot tell how we'll I am sat
is7ed with the results of Pepgen. 1
will he glad TO discuss MY case per-
sonaIly with any person who cares
TO INQUIRE"
Those who wish TO try Pepgen
may obtain il from any first-c!ass
drug store anywhere. Adv
South Bend news-times. (South Bend, Ind.) 1913-1938, 1921-02-23

Now that it is all over. everybody
seems glad that the women have a
right to vote. But simply having
the right TO vote does not satisfy
every desire of the female sex. They
want to be the equal of man in all
respects. They want 10 have just as
much 10 say about running the gov
ernm ent, just as much TO do with
finances, just as much voice in franz
ing the law.
In thousands of cases Pepgen has
given women politicians energy to
work and win
Right here in South Bend many
women, and men too. have publicly
testified as TO how this great tonic
relieved them Of dizzy spells, nerv-