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The Washington herald., 1921-04-24
Change Spares Each Month.

1t is good rule not to carry a
spare tire too long. Interchange IT
with the other tires every month.
or course II should be carried coy
cred. When left out of service too
long. its endurance an dlongevity
|is seriously handicapped.
The Washington herald., 1921-04-24
This Hunnor's
Quite Tiresonle
And Tube Bad

e tour important all
around reasons why an automobile
Is JOY to ride In. You may gather
that We have an inflated idea Of the
pieasures Of motoring. But We
know as well as you do that q lit.
tie puncture now and then takes the
air out Of our tires and hot air ex-
pressed in words from the mouth Of
the mender. A pneumatic blowout
mas often hattened q social blowout
IL you do not take q hoisting jack
In your tool box SO that you may re-
pair your tire. besure to carry plen-
ty OF Jack in your wallet. Free
air is furnished at garages, but the
Incidental services are just As
chargeaole as your electric bat
teries. Current expenses cannot be
turned on" During the past fve
years the average number OF tires
used on s<csr has dropped from over
nye to under four.
Here, waitress. This doughnut
has q tack in it." well. I declare!
I'll bet the ambitious little thing
thinks 1t is a nivver tire.-Youngs-
town Telegram.
Il understand you had quite q
blowout at the club last night"
Yes. and dammit 1 had two more
driving home."-The Automobilist.
Not Q Clincher.
Gertie Golddigger-"You treat me
just like your auto"
Reggie Rosdeater-"what do you
mean desrie?"
Gertie Golddigger-"You tire me
SO much."-Rutgers.
Il hear you had a puncture this
morning." Yes, ran over q milk
bottle" Didn't you see Il in
timer" mo, the kid had II under
his cost."-Awgwan (Nebraska
University.
Tube Bad.
We had nothing but trouble all
the way: four punctures and two
blowouts."
Quite a tiresome journey."-cor-
nell Widow.
Speaking of bIowouts-It's diff
cult to say which is the more to be
avoided-an automobile tire or a
church social.-It Magazine.
At the Pump.
Had a puncture?' NO. I'm just
changing the air in the tires. The
old airs worn out."-American Tri-
bune dubuque. Iowa).
Look, mother" walled Ned,
pointing to a hole in the stocking.
I've had a blowout."-Motor Life.
Oscar has gone in for social af-
fairs since getting his auto"
''Is that so?"
Yes. he had two blowouts last
week."-Sew York Evening World.
Topics of the Day" Films.
The Washington herald., 1921-04-24
PRESIDENT HEARS
GOOD ROADSN NEED
FROM AUTO men
Leaders Present Policies
To Harding at Visit
In White House.

Conservation Of Federal highway
expenditures through cohcentrstion
on roads OF Interstate importance
under the direction Of = Federal
highway commission. was advocated
before the President Of the United
States and other officisis recently by
Representatives Of the automotive
industry. led by Roy d. ChapIn,
chairman Of the highways commit
tee OF the Nstionsi Automobile
Chamber of Commerce.
The imperative need Of adequate
maintenance to protect the cnor-
nous Investments already made In
highways and a broader apprecia-
tion Of the entire road question as
q problem in transportation rather
than simply an engineering matter.
were stressed as were points which
sought to show that highways arc
SO important a part in the domes-
tic policy OF the nation as TO demand
a larger recognition In an admins
trative sense. In this connection IL
was stated that in the future Fed
eral participation in highway mat
ters should be in the hands Of q
commission responsible directly TO
the President rather than continued
as q bureaucratic detail under any
department.
Meet President.
The Industrial representatives
were introduced TO the President by
Senator Charles Z. Townsend. chair
man of the Senate Committee on
lPostofices and Post Roards, which
will shortly begin hearings on high
way Legislation.
The presentation was divided into
sections. the first being presented
by George Graham Of the National
Automobile Chamber of Comm cree
and vice president Of the Pierce
Arrow Motor Company.
Mr.. Graham called particular at
tention to the fact that there are
fve main kinds OF transportation:
Steam. electric, inland waterwsys.
motor vehicles and horse-drswn
vehicles.
In picturing the influence which
the motor vehicle has had in trans
portation. the speaker noted ex-
ports to 114 countries. including
ffty-six motor vehicles to Iceland
in 1920.
Need Of Credits.
The need of a proper measure Of
credit for all transportation enter
prises was developed. and the point
emphasized that discriminatory tax
alton could not be a restrictive bur
den OF fsr-resching effect upon all
Industry.
While accepting without COM
plant any Just share OF taxation
which might be necessary. Mr.. Grs-
ham said that the sutomotive in
dustry is now the most taxed OF all
groups, being subjected to five main
levies. including the sales tax on
the vehicle, that on parts, the State
license and motor registration fee,
the municipal and personal property
tax. and finally the national and
State income taxes, the last two OF
which, of course, are common TO all
industry.
Not Tax on wealth.
The theory that the tax on the
motor vehicle Is a tax on wealth.
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Not Tax on wealth.

The theory that the tax on the
motor vehicle is a tax on wealth
Mr.. Graham said. lis disproved by
the fact that two-thirds of the s.
600. 900 motor vehicles now in use in
The Washington herald., 1921-04-24


this country are owned in homes
whose total income In $1,000 per year
or less"
Roy ID. Chaplin. who, during the
war, was chairman Of the highway
transport committee Of the Council
OF National Defense, followed with
a searching analysis of the highway
situation as II is today and the need
for a revision in the Federal statute.
At the outset he noted the fact
that the National Automobile Cham
ber of Commerce had opposed the
appropriation Of fIoO.0oO.Ooo for q
continuance of Federal aid in its
present form at the last session OF
Congress, because it was felt that
under it's provision the public inter-
est could not be fully conserved IN
the expenditure Of the funds.
Billie. Available.
with $1,000. 900. 900 now svsn-
able for road construction in ma
ton. State and county, no single ac-
tivity of the government predicates
such large expenditures as does
Highways" declared Mr.. Chaplin.
obviously the direction Of sucn
an effort should not be left as a
subordinate bureau detail in a de-
partment all Of whose bureaus
combined do not eKpend more thar
one-hslf as much annually as does
the Bureau of Public Roads.
Fundamentally. the highway
problem is not one OF engineering
but of economics. More. It touches
upon all phases Of life, whether
commercial. agricultural. military
or sociological."
The Washington herald., 1921-04-24
inflated idea.

Here, waitress. This doughnut
has tack in it." well. I declare!
III bet the ambitious little thing
thinks II is a nivver tire.-Youngs-
town Telegram.
The Washington herald., 1921-04-24

understand you had quite q
blowout at the club last night"
Yes. and dammit I had two more
driving home."-The Automobilist.
The Washington herald., 1921-04-24

Il hear you had a puncture this
morning. Yes. ran over q milk
bottle" Didn't you see Il in
timer" NO, the kid had Il under
his coat."-Awgwan (Nebraska
University.
America. [volume] (Cleveland, Ohio) 1905-current, 1921-08-23
Indurare? Mia?

In ziua de "a Maiu c. Giuseppe Varoa, baia de
al dnei Antonetta Varotta din New York, fos
dinanea locunei sale Pestc cteva zie cadavul
pilulu fost gas plund pc riul Hudson.
Polita aat pc uri 81 saptc pe,soane sunt acuzate 81
in uecata pentru Procesul udeca de
ura din New York otrivt egie aceste ari,
acuzai uteca individual fecae in pare Prmu acuzat,
care iudeca zee accste Robert Raffaele din Union
Hill. y. j.
Martorul principal in procesul accstui acuza
copluui.
Povestind dsparita copiluui dina Varotta zs:
'M'a strigat: Mama, Mama NJ am dus la fereastra Ba
atul mia zs Da-mi penny. Lam aruncat penny pc
fereastra Atunc vzut pentiu ultima oara pc h'iatul
ncu."
Dupa dina Varotta plimt scrisoarc amenina-
So 500 penru renapoarea cepiulu.
Apoi acuzatul VENT acasa la cerand ban. Dna Va
$780, acuzaul sa deprtat zicand
Am sa vad ce zce banda
Dna Varotta narturs ca s'a rugat de acuzat pentru
Vata copului Ell
manele mprenae apr6ape de pc scaunul
martorilor
Liam r1gat sam dea inapo baatul. Lam saruat hal
nelc ui Lam sruat manele ui, incaltamntea lu Lam
impora ascule de iubirea unei ST e proms ca
im auce napoi pc Peppo al micu meu Joe.
ST nu La adus inapo Peste cateva ze cadavru
micuIui Joe fost sasit putind unda mafelui rlu
Stunt 81 crime dar crima mai abominabila
ia nu exista. gssf a'
ST daca handful avut mila de copil nevinovat 81
de durerea unei criminal inertia indu
81 mla?
America. [volume] (Cleveland, Ohio) 1905-current, 1921-08-23
MJlocitorii

Scnmpeea traiuu vietc, in mai pare dato-
icste mijlocitorior.
Sa consata ca pentru mai mute articoe de hana
sumatorul itese ineit mpar pc cat capat produca
toruf pentIu aeele articoe
Pentru quart de lapte de plda pentru produca
orul capaa Inre 81 cent? consumaoru plaeste ntre 10
81 l4-tlupa locatati
La cee mai multe mine poate cumpara cabuni ntre
$3.50 So pentru consumaoru patese intre SO
81 $il.
Cccacc carbuni 81 Gu aptee aproape toate me-
cesatc traulu 81 s socot la aceasta dfcrenta
ntre prcui costuu pctu eonsuatoruu costu ranspor
tuu profitu rezonab al vInztorulu contribute mai
multi ptrime 81 trei part ntra in mantle mijocitoror
Uncle articoe ntra in trc 81 paru mani pana ajung della
Iroducator la cumpartor 81 fiecare mana paea euu
din castig.
Fiindca desvoltarea marilor orase neputnta
consamaoru poata aprovzona direct della producator
81 neapaata necesate de miloctor miocul eel mai
rraec prn sar pntea naura specua de asaz att in
pauba ccnsumatoruui cat 81 al Prodncaoruui Coope
rave de consumatori producaor carl s tnseze direct
sehabul Prin aceste cooperative emna totu mil
1octor al caror profit fntsa in punga prodncatonr
cons0matorilor.
n faa specue revot1toare face asazi de MANA
de oaen il detmentul mstm char zareae carl p1sa
ean n'aa nit ideea coopesAfvelor deveIit 81
nj eloe acestei id decestnnd pe larg
essle esspsvlor indemnand publicu Ia nfiintarea oF
sa 4nI mioc q pane cafdt speeuli car = fase in
America. [volume] (Cleveland, Ohio) 1905-current, 1921-08-23

Societatea >Romana de Ajutor
81 Cultura 'Iumina 81 Progresul
Roman" din Woodlawn. Pa, are
onoare invita- pc toate surorile
Societati. Chuburi 81 Parochii.
Precnm 81 pc toti fratii romani
din loc 81 jur lua partc la
Marea Petrecere ce Sc va da din
partea Solicitation 'Lumina 81
Progresul Roman" in scara zilei
dc q August 1921 Sambata seara.
lnceputul va Fl la orcle Z p. M,
81 va dura pana la orele II din
noapte. Prctul de intrare va Fl
D-nii Zoe: Damele gratis. Muziea
internationala din Sharon. Pa.
sub cOnducerea lui George Mo.
hoy va distra onoratul public c,l
cele mai noui 81 frumoase arii
de dams in decursul petrecerii.
lsnfetul va fl aranjiat cu cele
mai gustoase mizeluri 81 beuturi
recoritoare.
Suprasolviri sd primesc cu
mare multamita 81 Sc vor cuita
y>o no1o ,;.,,;.+.oS L.. =. G.
ranta ca toti fratii din loc 81 jur
ne vor da spsijinul d-nealor par
ticipand intr 'un numar cat sa
poate de mare la aceasta petre-
cere, pana ia revedere am ramas
salutandu-ya cu dragoste fra.
tiasca.
Comitetul aranjator.
(196-97).
America. [volume] (Cleveland, Ohio) 1905-current, 1921-08-23

de eel putin 300.OOO dollari. S 'au
facut pagube ireparabiie pril
distrngcrca arhivelor carl erau
asezate in pivnita Capitolului
Trupe abuse lucreaza ziua 81
noaptea ca sd salvcze edificiile.
Akron. Ana Fratrach ra.
mas vaduva Gu patru copn. Ea
voia sd lucrcze dar II a gasit al
lcairi. Ma aNut ce face. S Il pus sd
faca contrabanda GU rachiu
Primaddta cind a fost prinsa e;
a spus politici ca II avea alt mil
/, loc cu care sd tina copiii. Jude
catorul luand aceasta in conside
rare la iertat. mai ales ca Ell ];
promis ca nu sc va mai ocupa c;
| contrabanda. Fri fost prins;
din ncu. A fost ,pedepsita c.
suma de cyci suite doliari. Nea
Wind bani de unde sa plateasca
ca arestata.
,ss"
Akron. = Comitetul de educa
! tie a abandonat scoala normala
care prepara Invatatori. In schiml
Sc va deschide pc langa universe
tatea de aici o scoala de invata
tori care va prepara dc acun
Inaintc invatatori pentru scolil
ldin judct. Inyatamantul va t
gratis pcntru toti acei elevi a
caror parinti locuiesc in orasu
Akron dc mai mutt de un an.
America. [volume] (Cleveland, Ohio) 1905-current, 1921-08-23
MfORMAINAa
MEDIC ROMAN IN
YOUNGSTOWN.

In Septembrie Sc va stabili in
East Youngstown, Ohio. Wilson
Avenue, casa Peoples Bank me-
dicul DR.. Valeriu Barbu, originar
din Pecica Romano judetul Arad,
fiul protopopului gr. ort. roman
DR.. Dimitrie Barbu, din Chisineu,
judetul Arad.
Doctorul Barbu STA inceput
studiile sale medicale in 1870, ur-
mand la universitatatile din Clu,
Bndapesta, Viena 81 Paris.
In toamna annlui 1919 fost
TRIMS de Consiliul Dirigent, ca
sa faca stndii medicalc in strai-
natate. FL plecat la Paris. llnde
a studiat un an, lar in toamna
anului trecut trecut Oceanul
ca - eunoasca si igiena puMica
dispeslsariile 81 spitAlele din Ane
rsea. A functional e medic II
luni 1ntr IVA sanateriu in st4tul
| New York, iar acun se "a sta
bill in Yeaagstew1 aade VA sts
Ia dispozitia publiculai rcmsn.
4 sf
| Macon, Ga. HStelnl Brown
House prins foe aici. Din cauz,
anni vfnt au Prins foe d alte cAse
astfel q pagubele runt enorsne
Nh nanai paeube materisle ci j
vieti de nameni perlute fec Il
seest fec "a fl un1A Aintrs oels
mai mari din oray. Sc crede Il
peste 40 persoane snslt arr. Eo
America. [volume] (Cleveland, Ohio) 1905-current, 1921-08-23
ON fUcA C)ND6UlU|

Ce e dat omului sd pateasca
pateste ori eat S ar feri, CHA,
daca ar intra in gaura de searpc.
In serile treeute un biet cres-
tin. gustand atata aghiazma
ca era slit sa mearga pc dona
poteci. s'a rugat de dol prieteni
sal duca pana acasa sa nu | In
hate vre-un politist ca sal duca
la duba, 81 pritenii Eau dus.
'Vai de mine! &c sa intlm-
plat cu ell? La calcat vre-un an
tomobil Tramyaiul o'' Else ne.
vasta catre oamenii earl | an adus
de subtiori in casa.
''Nu. lelita. Stii d-ta, ca omu
A baut putin mai mutt, 81 ca sa
nu-l innate vre-un politlst 4 am
adus acasa,'' zise unul din eli.
'Bine-ati facut. Va multu.
mesc,' Else femeia 81 Oamen,i
si-au vazut de drum 81 femeia de
treaba:
''Bine ma. Pana cand? Eu
munccsc 81 tn sa bei." 81 da-i.
trage-i, tavaleste-l, 81 Sc aduna
yecinii, vine polita, peste cateva
minute 81 ''duba" 81 crestinul
nostru q dus la racoare.
A doua ri judecatorul: Teal
trezit John? Z frumos pentru
tine sa tie Data ncvasta ca sd fiji
cu ochii negri?
'Nu lucrcaza de asta toamnA
Eu lucrez 81 el bea. Nam MAJ
putut rabda.' zice femeia.
''E foarte bine. doamna. -
Saizeci de zile inchisoare, John
81 sentinta suspendata daca te
rogi de nevasta Sa tc icrte 81 pro
miti ca numai bel
TIE rog iarta- mae zicc JOIN
catre nevasta.
''AllriUht y. raSnnn1n fpmnia
Promiti ca numai bel ?" ir,
trcaba judecatorul.
Yes" respunde John.
Albright. Don't forget" 81 ca
tre nevasta: 'Daamna! Daea sd
mai imbata vezi de el''.
alright. Tank You. A
auzit, loane! Hal sa mcrgcm.
81 judecatornl zise:
Next ,,''
-
ln ziua de All. femeia desprt
care Sc zice ca imbracata bin,
: adevar graiesc voua. putins
Imbracaminte are pc ca.
Pc vremuri. unul dintre a
nostri'' sarea ca ars daca i
spnneai ca fost vopsitor. S;
simtea blesat omuletul. 81 prese
dintele Harding sa mandreste ci
a fost vopsitor.,
Numal acum aprecieaza bar.
BATH siguranta zilelor bune dir
trecut cand arma cea mai primej
dioasa in mana femeii era ac,,I
de palarie.
America. [volume] (Cleveland, Ohio) 1905-current, 1921-08-23

n,acie vecina, Explosia a festI
atat de puter1aica ca a darimat
treptele hotelnlui lar treptele
pentru usul il caz de pericol au
prins foe, astfel ca m,lte persoa-
he nan putut esi. Douazeci s.
trei de persoane au suferit ars;i
turi. Numarnl mortilor MI sc site
inca in mod exact.
Mt. Vernon, Ky. Aproapc
100 oameni STUNT arestati aici din
cauza pertractarii procesului
Jaohn Bailey, fJr., asasinul lni
Beverly White. s au adus in oras
trupe de stat din garda natio-
nala din Kentucky, sub comanda
maioruMi James l.. Dillon. Sc
crede ca turburarile Sc yor pu.
tea eyita.
Lima. Peru. Autoritatile gu
vernamentalc au dispus inchide-
rea portulai lquitos 81 alte por-
turf din districtul Loreto. Acea
sta actiune s'a luat din cauza
insprejurarilor actuale." Sc ere
de ca portui,ile sau inchis din
cauza unei revolte izbucnitc III
districtna Lorcto in ziua de j
August. Aceasta rcvolta ar Fl
fost organizata de capitanul Ger
yantes.
Steubenyille. @. - Doamna
Elizabeth Still fost omorita lar
barbatul ei diyortat, Edward
Still, pc moarte in spital din
cauza unei otr&yiri. FL fost in
Vest pentru mai mutt timp dupa
divort. Fri VENT la locuinta
doamnei Still 81 rugat-o sa vina
la plimbare. Gu cl. Ea icsit ia
strada, dar dupa o vreme oarc.
care ca s'a reintors 81 intrat il
locuinta ci. M a fugit dupa ca 81
fortand intrarea. "a impuscat-o
Fla murit imeaiat, lar ei beu1
o1rava.
Copenhaga. - Delexatia ame
ricana la coaferinta interparla
| mcntara de aici a fost lnvitata Il
prinz la prenaierA Neergard >
ministrml afacerilor externe As
| car Scsvenius. Intre oaspeti .
foSt 81 Joseph G. Grew, ministru
| Statel Unite IL Stockholm.
Paris. -. Fri s'a facut ser
bare la Hotelul lnvalizilor IL
onoarea Legiullii Straine. 81
desvalit placa commemorative i:
onoarea acelor earl s. S'au inrolal
in anul 1914. Numarul acestors
de 10000 oaMeni. dintie car
10000 au murit. Placa eontine $
cuvintele ca 'S'au inrolat in q
August 1921, oamepi liberi dir
toate natiile din lame pentr,
apararea Frautei 81 a dreptatei''
Furturiie. de blame in timpu
din urma SAINT foarte desc. Sam
bata s'a furat 0 cantitate in pre-
de mai multe mil de dollari de p,
Euclid Ave, lar eri s'au fura,
niste blame in valoare de 1906
dollari de Ia Joseph 'Ruel, 5911
Quincy Ave.
Akron. III urma unui acci
dent de automobil a murit ale
capitanul Edward Paul din regi
mentul 141 de ingineri. Ell ser
| Wit in deeurxul raxboiului in
iFranta. Paul facut escursiunt
Gu fanilia 81 jfass Twinsbure
unde automobilul lui S a restur
nat. Doamna Paul 2 fost a4niti
in mod destul de grav.
Sylvester LlkaS s'a certat CT
sofia sa Ana, de . Ani, din canz:
ca aceasta . inehiriat mai mult'
camere Ia nisfe AAmeni. Dllpa !
cearta Gu sofia sa Lukas a pleca
de acasa ell copilul sau de ire
America. [volume] (Cleveland, Ohio) 1905-current, 1921-08-23

Numai acum aprecieaza bar
hatii siguranta zilelor bune din
frecut cand arma cea mai primei.
dioasa in mana femeii era ac,,i
de palarie.
Americus times-recorder. [volume] (Americus, Ga.) 1891-current, 1921-05-25

and Times of Andrew Jackson 1907;
Handbook of Politics and Economies
1908; The Methods of Foreign Mis-
sions Exposed 1906; THE Roman
Catholic Hierarchy 1910; Socialists
and Socialism, 1909.
Prosecuted in United States court
for publication of three chapters
in Roman Catholic hierarchy; bill
quashed by Judge Rufus f. Foster
in 1914; second indictment procured,
based on publication of same chap
ters; Judge William W. Lambdin
Cverruled motion to quash; case tried
and jury voted 10 to z for acquittal ;
tried again November, 1916, and ac-
quilted. Proprietor and editor Co
lumbia Sentinel, Thomaston, Georgia,
established after Wilson administra-
ton had withdrawn mailing privileg-
es and thus destroyed publications
already referred to, said publications
having become obnoxious to said adj
because they opposed
the CONSUMPTION law, the espionage
act and similar war measures.
Entered race for United States
senate in 1920 as anti-Wilson, anti
league and anti-war measures Dem
ocrat; received nomination ovsr
Senator Hoke Smith and Governor
Hugh Dorsey in Democratic primary ;
elected over Harry S. Edwards, pro
league Independent, at November,
1920, election for term of six years
beginning March a, 1921, receiving
124,63O votes to 600 for Edwards. p"
Americus times-recorder. [volume] (Americus, Ga.) 1891-current, 1921-05-25
WATSON WRITES
own BIOGRAPHY
Complies Sketch For
Congressional Direc-
tory, lust Out

WASHINGTON, May 25.-The
new congressional directory for the
9th congress, furnishing the biog
raphies of members of congress, came
from the government printing office
Tuesday afternoon and records Scna-
tor Thomas f. Watson, of Georgia.
in one of the most interesting biog-
raphies of the lot. Senator Watson
. was the only new member of the
Georgia delegation, hence the biogra-
phies of others were published in
preceding congresses.
The junior Georgia senator in his
biography, w."tten by himself, re-
fers to his troubles in the federal
courts becSuse of hiS anti Catholic ut
terances, reviews his activities as a
Populst, recites the suppression of
his publications by the preceding war
administration, and winds up with a
statement of his successful race for
congress on an anti-Wilson and anti
League of Nations platform Biog-
raphies in the congressional directory
are written by the various members
of congress, hence Senator Watson's
sketch IS his first official statement in
government publication regarding
his career in politics The Watson
biography reads as follows:
"Thomas f. Watson, of Thomson.
Georgia, born in Columbia county,
Ga. September 5, 1865, son of John
S. and Ann Eliza (Maddox) Wat
son; studied two years in Mercer
university; taught school; admitted to
bar, 1875, practiced in Thomson, Ga;
member Georgia house of represent
atives 1928; Democratic elector-
at-large, 1888; member ffty-second
congress 1922 as POpulist; was
candidate and claimed election at
elections in 1892 and 1894, but his
opponent was given certificate; re-
sumcd practice of law in 1895; while
in congress secured the first appro-
pEiated for free delivery of rural
mails that congress ever passed.
Nominated for vice president at
St. Louis Populist convention which
Endorsed Bryan for president, 1896;
for some time conducted Populist
paper, at Atlanta; nominated for
president by Peoples party, 1904,
and made active campaign to revive
the party; began publication of Tom
Watson's magazine in New York in
1905; published Watson's Jefferson
ian Magazine and the Weekly Jeffer-
sonian since 1906. Author of the
Story of France 1898; Life of
Thomas Jefferson 1900; Life of Ma
roleon,' 1902; Bethany, Study and
Story of the Old South 1904; Life
Americus times-recorder. [volume] (Americus, Ga.) 1891-current, 1921-05-25
UNABLE TO WALK.
eFOR SIX MONTHS.
Gains Eighteen Pounds
And Can Do Own
Housework Since TAX
ing Tanlac

For six months before | began
taking Tanlac | had rheumatism so
bad | wasn't able to walk without
someone helping me or without hold
ing onto a chair" said Mrs. Mamie
Garcia, SOC Holmes Street, Kansas
City, No.
Three years ago, began to suf-
fer with rheumatism. | had to give
up my homework. My Joints were
stiff and swollen, panied me every
time I moved. I had pains all over
my body. and sometimes | was IN
such agony | thought would go dis
tracted. | also suffered badly from
constipation and headaches, and at
times | would get so dizzy had to
sit down to keep from falling. My
stomach became badly upset and at
times what little | did eat made me
nauseated. Ny heart would palpitate
terribly, and felt so choked up l
had to gasp for breath. | lost weight
and finally l got so | couldn't walk
without help.
after | began taking Tanlac the
pains began to ease up and by the
time 7 had finished my second bottle
I was able to walk and now l have
taken up my housework again. The
swelling and stiffness have left my
Joints and | hardly know what it IS
to have an ache. l can eat anything
I want my digestion is perfect and
1 never suffer any bad effects al
all. Nv constipation has been re
lieved and | am free from headaches
andf dizziness. Ny sleep is sound and
refreshing and | now weigh one hun
red and twenty-eight pounds and my
health is better than it has been for
years" aoN
Americus times-recorder. [volume] (Americus, Ga.) 1891-current, 1921-05-25

K. Halstead, Jr Mrs. Halstead is re-
mcmbered in Americas by many
friends as Miss Susie Bell Smith be-
fore her marriage two years ago.
Americus times-recorder. [volume] (Americus, Ga.) 1891-current, 1921-05-25

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