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The Washington times., 1921-06-14
BOARD
STARTS TASK Of
Restoring FLEET
pW~sd9ost - Ajd Chairman
las1ssr ln nsorganixing U.
q norchant Marine.
- uARny GusAcx.

Wssx sA~ arn support OF President
m~~sr~w s~A cosgr~ss behind him.
AzH~<v q, LAsGs~. newly appointed
sN~s~~~s ex s4ss Unstsd states Ship
pe@s B~ora w1u AZ once tackle the
msay srw~nx sAsppsng problems that
1s~wfrwux shs board
y ~a~ l~srn~d at the White House
aN6av rn2r th< President will take
- srrsxe rxrt IN the formulation of
zH< m~~ ssipsing policy. and. while
r2~ Cs4=< Executive viii not attempt
~ wu~& eat fns Details of the ac-
uvSs~~l h< vii dteuss with the new
x&~l~sa@z- fron tire to time. on the
e~~~rxl so1icv Of the administration.
~s1<~ 10 ssrengfy In favor of a large
A@~~trnn rerch&as marine. owned.
@~~~.~a ana manned by Americans.
- Gu~GrDATB HNvEsTwESr.
Avpaansm<ns of the new board. IL
n *h~@x*s- wsfi gfve Congress great
~ e~x<s4~~~s IA the activities of the
~~~*@ sr~m poafsscal- ~ for no other
r~ees@s ara ~ 10 expected that the
sz8cxfrv 81 g~xtfnx adequate funds
~~~ me ep~x~rson of the board will
~~s s~ 50 gs~a.
s@~nT ss~ arys problems TO be at
rsw~~~< w Mr. L~sks~ will be TO iiqui-
&sae tN~ lzx~stm<rt Of the Govern
~~~1 ~ sktppfn6 Ga q peace valuation.
NJ r~&Az~~ @esxmting costs and elimi-
sac sn~ Grsf. en- the Treasury and to
H&T l1zs ~<s~c< . constructive ship
1z@G a@ss~v sor she upbufldinR and
rN~sexx@a@~~ af tire American mer-
r&kxf ux-rosL
- n&xs@asi~~ Of the immense
asr.1uns - sa-rsas property owned by
- nexr< Furnishes q sask that will
sss# ~. basfs@xs ABILITY Of the new
The Washington times., 1921-06-14

, santande~. Lisbon. 0porto
From New Orleans
June 1s-Noddls Island (1<s)
scandinavian and Baltic Ports
From Baltimore
June fo-Tonesit (1sD
June s0--Bound Brook (is0
scandinAvian Ports
From Boston
June fo--Dclisle (iS2)
From Montreal
June i&-wsthena (1s7)
June 11-Rock Park 1s1)
From baltimore
Lds.-winona (ss)
SPAIN Portugal and Canary
From New York
July I<-Biack Arrow (ss)
South America
Bahia, Rio de Janefro and santos
From New York
June ia Steamer (15s)
Brazil q River Plate Ports
From Now York
June 15-City of Alma (s1)
July s-Amcross (s7)
Montevideo = Buenos Aires
From Mobile
June 1o--ossininE ts1)
Pcrnambucs. Rio de Janefro,
Montevideo q Buenos Aires
From Charleston
Late June--A Steamer tiaD
From Jacksonville
Early July-A Steamer u3s)
and Savannah
Early I1iy-A Steamer Cl7sD
Principal Ports Ecuador. Peru
and Chile
Prom New Orleans
June Isl Fsnbush (e6)
Principal Perss of Peru and Chiis
Prem Now York
-urs 1B-Orcus GeD
Jane so-Argosy usD
Rho de Jap~src, Santos. Monte
vfdeo and Boenos Aires
Prom Baltimore
Juns is-zarembo tbp)
From Phiisdeiphis
June 2t-A Steamer (ss)
July s-Mercer tss)
Prom New Orleans
Ear. June-st. Augustine
Late June-comack (s7)
Rio de Jsneiro. Santos, Monte
yideo, Buenos Aires and La
From New York
June ls-saugus (se)
RIO de Jsnciro. Montcvideo and
Buenos Aires
From Now York
June 2e-Mar Washington (ei)
July is--Amer. Legion (si)
Trinidad. Dcmorsrs, P.rsmsriso,
Cayenne. st. laurent and
From New York
June 1i--L Fsckler (as)
Cuba and Mexico
Cuban Ports
Prom Baltimore
June 1o-A Steamer (is)
Havana
rrcr rhlisd~iuhis
Lds.--Coquins (tol
PROM ssvssr~h
June so.--Lsk. Helen Cttff
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PASSENGER
SERVICE

Key number 10 parepthe.is fol-
lowing ships name indicates
name. address and telephone of
steamship company In list At bot
tom of thi& column
The Washington times., 1921-06-14

Islands Of Atlantic,
West Indies and
Caribbean Sea
Porto Kico
From Baltimore
June Isl Eiiersiis (1s)
June SOL. Treppah (I5)
St. Thomas. ST. CroiI. st. Kitts,
Antigua. GusdoIoupc, Mar
Unique, st. Lucis and Bar
bados
From Now York
June ss-Great Falls (fs)
Trinidad, Demersra. PMr~maribs,
Cayenne. St. Laurent and
From New York
Tune 2I-Lsks rackier (2O
China, Japan, Philip
pines and Straits
Settlements
Manila, singapore. Colombo. osi-
From San Francisco
July I+-Granite State (ioB)
Yokohama. Kobe. Shanghai.
HonEkons a Singapore
From baltimore
Late June--A Steamer (Bs)
Yokohama, Kobe. Shanghai.
HonEkong, Manila
From Seattle
June 25--Keystons State az
July s--silver state "a
July so-wenstchee "a
Aug. 27-wenstohee az
From San Francisco
July as-Ernpire State uoS)
Aug. s-Goiden State uo5)
Prom New York
June I5-Duauesne (1O
June 25-Jadden (fs)
Yokohama, Kobe, Shanghai,
HonEkons, Manila, ysncou-
YER
From Seattle
Juna 25-Delight (16b)
July 25-west Jester Cs5)
Honolulu, Yokohama, Kobe.
Shanghai. Hong Kong, Manila.
singapore and Java Ports
Prom san Francisco
June 1b-w. Jena (141)
July 15-w. csrmonia (1ti)
Aug. 15--A Steamer (14i)
Prom Seattle
June lowest Jessup (S9)
July l1-west Ison tbs)
Aus. l5--A Steamer u4D
Yokohama. Kobe, shanghai.
Tsingtso. Taku Bar. Chin
wsnetso and Dsircn
Prom Portland. Ore.
June 77-w. Momentum tsn
July 'is-west Keats (si)
AUG. s-west NJ aria can
Aus. 7s-venita (sD
Nokohsms, Kobe, Shanghai,
Hong Kong. Manila and
psiren.
From revtisod. ore.
June so-Montagae (tD
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THREE Ex-CERMAN LINERS
WILL NOT BE CHARTERED

Because of the present depression
in shipping and also the restrictive
features of the immigration law. the
Shipping Board has not forced the
U. s. Mail Steamship Company TO take
three of the former German liners
originally chartered under contract.
Mobilization OF the terms OF the
contract will be left to the new Ship
ping Board.
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Quebec, Canada, in addition to its
popular appel'stion of the Gibraltar
of America" is also known as the
Ancient Capital"
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,ctory of American Steamship s

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~ w~~rI y y n 90 ssss
~ So --sGScE .
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- a~~~-~s ~s~~~--Ss~ 90
- Nsn~~ O. ~~s rr~A
g. -. $500. =
- reai 49, sssa
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FREIGHT
SERVICE

Key number In parenthesis
following ships name indicates
name Of operating company In
preceding list
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nited States Shipping Board Services
m All Ports of the United State
Keep Our Ships on the Seuen Seas

London
From baltimore
July s-Capulin (4s)
July So-Kerhonkson (B)
Prom Hampton Roads
July s-capuiin (4s)
Aug. 1-Kerhonkson (tD
From New York
June 2o--A Steamer (i,1-A)
From Newport Nsws
Ldg.-Jomar (sB)
Ldg.-willimantio tss)
From New Orleans
Ear. June-N. Orleans (1ss)
June Ib-A Steamer (TD
June 80--A stesmer (77)
Observation-Disclosures
From Jacksonville
Ear. June-A Steamer (1ts)
Observation-Disclosures
From Galveston TEXAS City
Ear. June-A Steamer tI2s)
June 3o-w westland (13O
Manchester
From baltimore
June 15-Pachet (2o)
June a5-west Cobalt (ao)
July s-Toloss (2o)
July l6-Jsbette (20)
July 27-west Celina t2o)
From Norfolk
June Is-Pachet (2o)
June 2s--west Cobalt (2o)
July p-Tolose (20)
July 20-Labette (2o)
July So-west Celina (7o)
From New York
June l6-westport usS
Pirneu., ratras, Trieste. Venice.
Bari, Aneona, Palermo
From New York
Early June-A Steamer (ssp
Pirseu-, saionics and conss~nsi-
nople
From New York.
June iB-Jacona 400
June 20-Louissille Bridge
Portugal q Spanish Atlantic
Porte
From New Orleans
June 2S--A Steamer (s3)
Plymouth, Bouiosno. London
Prom New York
June as-Pan. state 1sO
Rotterdam
From New York
Ldg.-Bellhaven (sD
June ls--Invincibie (ssl
June 2l-Edgemont UO
June s0--Tulsa lO
Prom Baltimore
June iB--Edgemont (1s
June 22-Tulsa uO
From New Orleans
June l6--Manatee (7D
From Gaiveston-Tcxss CITY
June ab--Mount Evans (7T)
July "a Steamer C7D
Rotterdam. Antwerp and Ham
burg
From Montreal
June ao-Merrymount u1D
June IA Steamer N11D
June ao-Mer Victory naD
Rotterdam and Hamburg
Prom philadelphia
In1nn Ik-Wa.f Hon 100
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PLYMOUTH - cHEKBoURG BREMEN
AMERICA:
Juse rs. July u. AuL -
GEORGE WASHINGTON:
July 30, Aug. ~. Sept ~
5 PLYMoUTH-BOULOG
Neso--LuIurfous-C Con Portable
CENTENNIAL STATE: yuss u, Asz. Z, ss,t. Z
OLD NORTH STATE: Juiy ". Ass. is. sset. s0
BkfMEN--DANZIG
HUDSON; Juiy u. Aas. -, Oca. r.
POTOMAC: Juy 70, Ssrt. II, Oct. 70
NEUTRALITY-SUSPICIOUS. ToN-NAPLEs-GENOA
PoCAHoNTAS: Juno 20. Asz. 10. sssl I
u. S. MAIL STEAMSHIP co.
Stewart Bldg. Baltimore.
Phone Calvert 34s0.
IS Broadway. ~ Y.
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STEAMSHIPS
- cHERBouRG - BREMs

NEW YORK TO EUROPE
SalIin0s from Pier Is, 5tth SO. N. n.
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Yokohsma. Kobe. Tientsin. Datr.
en-. Shanghai. Manila, Hong
Kong, saigon. Singapore. Cal-
cutta
From San FraDcisco
July @West caddoa (los)
New Zealand and Australiaa
From New York
June is-East Planet (1gSo
July--Easterner (1s7)
Prom Puget Sound
June a2-w. Hixton (bs)
India and Dutch East
Indies
Penang. BelavAn, Delhi. PcrS
swettenham. Singapore. sea.
From New York
June f5-w. Csiunb (IsD
July lS-wm Penn dBD
Africa
Ascres. Madeira, Cansries ana
West African Ports
Prom Pensacola, Mobile ana
New Orleans
June Ldg-Blus Triangle (aiD
Arcre.. canaries. West Coast
From New York
Ldg.--Conejos (as)
North Africa, Malta, Exypt, Ls.
want, Red Sea Ports
Prom New York
June 25--Cold Harbor (1BI)
South African Ports
Prom New York
June is-Bsst. Cras (isD
Coastwise
From Charleston
June AL. Faribsult (as)
June 2S--L Elsmers (ae)
July ST. Ellenorah (2s)
From Jacksonville
June l3-L EIlenorah (,s)
June 20-L. Faribaut (fe)
June AL. Elsmers (2e)
July 4-L. Ellenorah (2s)
Charleston, jacksonville
From Boston
June III Elsmere (7e)
June AL. Ellenorah (2s)
New York
Prom Brunswick
June l6-L, Fillmore (2e)
June SOL Fillmore (2e)
From Mobile
June 17-Conotton 7s)
From Tampa
June 2l--Conotton (7s)
CristobsI, BsIboa, Corinto, Ia
Libertsd, san jose de GuAte-
msla, san Pedro, San Frnn-
cisco, Oakland and Honolulu
From New York and PhJa-
delphia
June zoe. Merchant (1oy)
June 25-Empire state (iob
Los Angeles. San Frsncisrs.
Portland. Seattle
Prom PhiIadelphis
June 12-W lslel O)
July 7--Artigas (10o)
July 22-Lehish UOO)
Prom Boston
June ib--w. Isleta (ioo)
July i--Artigas I0O)
July lb--Lehigh t100)
From Portland. Me.
June 2s--Artigas 1o0)
July i7-Lehish ti0o)
Wilmington. brunswick
From New Yorh
June Ill Fillmore t1S1
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Ohio News Flashes

STEUBENVILLE.- autopsy con-
Quoted here Wednesday disclosed that
Mike Veltri, 80 years old, prohibition
detective, whose body was found in a
road ditch west of here Wednesday,
had been shot five times. 1t Is alleged
that three Italians were seeking re-
venge for raid Veltri made on their
place. All three men are under arrest
SPRINGFIELD-As result of votes
in Springfield factories the Chamber
of Commerce will recommend to the
city commission at it's regular meeting
Monday night that daylight saving be
adopted for this city.
COLUMBUS. - Police Wednesday
held William c. Wright on a charge of
having stolen at least six automobiles
within the last two weeks. Wright
was released recently from the Mans
field Reformatory where he served
almost two years for automobile steal
ing.
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MANDATE DISPUTES
TO BE HELD over

WASHINGTON, March 3.-Further
steps in the controversies between the
American government and the allies
and the council of the League of Ma
lions over mandates for former enemy
possessions will be left to President
Harding and Charles Evans Hughes,
his secretary of state.
Decision of this administration to
take no further action was made
known. today at the State Department
after receipt of" the replies from the
council and Great Britain to the Amer
lean notes dealing with the mandates
for the Pacific island of zap, held by
Japan, and for Mesopotamia, to be
awarded to Great Britain. Officials
said there was insufficient time for
them to prepare answers before the
change of administrations Friday.
They also indicated it might be re-
garded as presumptious if they acted.
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Oxford Council Asks State
Aduise on Water System;
Health Board to Cooperate

OXFORD, o., March 3.-The village
council has asked the advice of the
Ohio state board of health as to the
best method to pursue in the rehab,
ilitation of the village waterworks
system. A representative of the board
is expected here in a few days to GO
over the situation and confer with vii
lage officials.
Maekaye Goes to Cincinnati.
On March 8 Percy MacKaye, of Mi
ami university. will go to Cincinnati
to read portions of his manuscript
play, Washington" before the mem
bers of tn George Washington me
mortal association, which is to meet
in the Hotel Sinton.
Another Robbery Attempted.
Another attempted robbery was re
ported yesterday. The home of Mrs
Georgia Williamson was entered in the
evening, during the absence of the
! family, and ransacked from top to bot
tom. Nothing of great value is re
ported missing.
Mrs. Jennie Warren Dies.
Jennie Williams Warren, 33, wife
of l.. B. Warren. well known contract
ing plasterer, died Wednesday follow
ing the birth of baby boy, who also
died
The Richmond palladium and sun-telegram. [volume] (Richmond, Ind.) 1907-1939, 1921-03-03
HAS HE FOUND A
CURE FOR ASTHMA?
simple Prescription Gives Instant He'
Hef Makes Breathing Easy.

In New England. where Bronchial
Asthma, Bronchitis and other diseases
Of the throat and lungs are SO pre-
valent remarkably successful results
are being reported following the use
of a new form of treatment known as
Oxidaze, a physicians prescription.
Oxidaze is a harmless but powerful
combination of curative essential oils
concentrated and compressed into
small tablet. One of these tablets
slowly dissolved before going to bed
seems to have the effect of releasing
the muscular construction of the bron-
chial tubes. opening up the air pass
ages and regulating spasmodic lung
action. This enables the patient to
breathe easily and naturally while ly-
ing down and to get comfortable
nights sleep.
So much interest has been shown that
local druggists, including A. G. Luken
& Co, have secured a small supply and
state that they are authorized to re-
fund the money paid for the first pack
age if in any case this new treatmen
fails to give relief Oxdaze is pleas
ant to take. contains no harmful, habit
forming drugs and is not expensive.
This makes their test an easy matter.
--Advertis ement.
The Richmond palladium and sun-telegram. [volume] (Richmond, Ind.) 1907-1939, 1921-03-03
LONDON RESTAURANT
OWNERS bEWAIL new
ATTITUDE OF DINERS
NV Associated Press)

LONDON, March 3-Proprietors OF
fashionable West End hotels and rest
aurants are bewailing the slump in
their receipts which they declare has
taken place.
I'VE have the same number of people
dining each night" said the manager
Of one of the best known restaurants,
but our receipts are so per cent be-
low those of a year ago. The differ
ence," he added, "is chiefly a matter
of wines. During the war, and before
the war, it was customary for small
party here to have magnum OF cham
pagne. Now they are satisfied with a
bottle of Chablis or some other wine
which costs much less than cham
payne"
New Patrons Appearing.
Apart from the greater expense
said famous bon vivant, 1T must be
admitted that dining out is not as
pleasant as it used to be. The restaur
ants where there used to be refine
ment and charm, not only in the sur
roundings but in the people them
selves have been invaded by new
type Of diner
The conversation and behavior Of
these new clients nave ratner vulgar
lied some of the best restaurants anc
the old frequenters prefer to dine a,
home or at their clubs, Two nights
ago | saw a man in what used to be
one of the most fashionable and refined
of London restaurants dining with his
serviette tucked all around his collar
That sort of thing rather spoils the
charm of dining out for patrons OF the
old school.
Champagne Sales Drop.
"As far as the best brands of cham
pagne are concerned the sale is dead,
said the head of a large firm of wine
merchants in Pail Mall I'VE are sell
ing very little champagne to ou1
private customers who are instead
drinking port. sherry, Marsala ant
claret. People cannot afford cham
uagne. They could when it could be
had at from eight to nine shillings {
bottle. but what witlv increased taxes
and high prices generally, they natural
ly fight shy Of paying from 16 to q
shillings for bottle of champagne
which is now demanded of them
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HOGS SHOW MARKED SLUMP

7OGo S7OW WNhNGO oCUWT -
WINCHESTER, Ind, March 8
Prices much below former sales were
paid at the Randolph County Breeders
sale here Wednesday. FOrty-three
hogs sold for an average of $55 per
head
The Richmond palladium and sun-telegram. [volume] (Richmond, Ind.) 1907-1939, 1921-03-03
Anti Picketing Failure
Plensps Local Labor

Legislation was discussed at the
Central Labor council meeting in the
I. o. o. F. hall Wednesday night.
Members were joyful at the indefinite
postponement of the anti-picketing bill
in the lower branch of the state legis-
lature. The full crew law was con-
sidered.
President Frank Irwin denied state
ments accredited to him. at has been
said that l have made public state
ments to the effect that am in favor
of the repeal of the full crew law.
The statements are false"
The Richmond palladium and sun-telegram. [volume] (Richmond, Ind.) 1907-1939, 1921-03-03

COUGHS and colds are INFECTIOUS, and
prompt measures should be taken to
stop the coughing and spreading of
germs. The following letter from the
Bcnedictine Sisters, Holy Name Con-
vent. San Antonio Fla. is of value to
every mother: 1--WE have just receiv ed
shipment of Foley's Honey and Tar. 1t
is household remedy. We have used
ii since we knew of it, for our children
especially. and always found it bcne-
ficiaI" A. q Luken 4 Co. G2G-62S
ain.-AdVertiSemert.
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Indiana Breviities

MARION-Under the terms of an
agreement reached Wednesday the
Paramount academy and the Fair
mount high school will be consolidat-
ed and the school will become a unit
ed Fairmount high school at the close
of the present term. The town of
Paramount is to acquire the property
of the academy, one of the oldest
schools in this section of the country.
LOGANSPORT-Ber Whey. charg-
ed with involuntary manslaughter in
a grand jury indictment for the death
of DR.. Charles E. Scholl, local phys
ician, nearly four years ago, was &C
quilted of the charge. The jury re-
turned its verdict at o'clock We'd
nesday night, after less than five
hours elaboration.
The male of the honey bee comes
betwe cen the queen and the workers in
size, and is StingleSS.
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Students, on Strike,
Return to Glasses
(Rv Associated Press)

CHARLOTTE, N. c., March 3.--Sev-
enty-seven Biddle university students,
suspended by the faculty yesterday
after having been on strike since
Wednesday of last week. returned to
their classes today, the differences be-
tween faculty and students having
been reconciled. according to an an
The Richmond palladium and sun-telegram. [volume] (Richmond, Ind.) 1907-1939, 1921-03-03
FRIENDS SEEK JUVENILE
COURT TRIAL FOR DALTON

CHICAGO, March 3.-A possible con-
flict of jurisdiction over William DIAL
ton, the youthful bank clerk who took
$4,000 in Liberty bonds from the
Nrtohern Trust company, looms up.
Friends of the boy were endeavoring
to have him declared juvenile delin-
quent which would place his case in
the Juvenile court and make possible
his release on probation under strict
guardianship
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is going in full blast Take advantage of this money
saving event Never again will you buy merchandise at
these unheard of prices
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nouncement by DR.. H. L. McCrory,
president, and reports of the student
body. The work of registering the
susended students is under way
The university is maintained by the
Northern Presbyterian church.
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MANY INTERESTED IN BOUTS

OXFORD, o., March 3.-Great in
terest centers in the boxing bouts to
be pulled ofe in Heron gymnasium.
Miami university, Friday evening, the
winners of which will be pitted
against the boxers of the University
of Cincinnati on March Is. There
will be seven bouts of three rounds
each. 49, - g.. s5-....- T..
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SET FALL FESTIVAL DATES

HARTFORD CITY, Ind, March s.
The annual fall festival and home COM
ing in Hartford City will be held Sept.
% to Oct. 1, inclusive, the executive
committee of the farmers and merch-
ants fall festival committee decided
at a meeting here.
The Richmond palladium and sun-telegram. [volume] (Richmond, Ind.) 1907-1939, 1921-03-03
Wonderful Effect Of Reolo in Filling
out Hollow Cheeks With New
Firm Flesh.
Regardless of what and how much
YOU eat, if the nervous system is IN
strung and the iron has been burned

out of the blood, tho long, drawn sace
and haunted expression will remain.
But put Reolo into your blood, let the
nerve centers come in contact with
it, and then you have started upward.
There is one component of Reolo that
actually provokes an increase of flesh.
In combination with this element there
are ingredients that increase red cor
puscles enormously in certain anemic
conditions. In day or two the appe
tie improves in a way that is a reve-
lation to those who found it hard work
to eat, and soon the Blush pallor of
the skin is replaced with the pinkish
hue of health. You now not only feel
well, you look it, such is the remark
able influence of Reolo in but a few
short days. But this is not all Re-
olo has intensified the activity Of the
vital processes to such an extent that
the old feeling of exhaustion after
effort is completely gone. 1t is GER
tainly most comfortable and satisfac-
tory feeling of reinsurance, and there
is no other condition to be compared
with it
Ask any of the clerks at A. G. Luken
Drug Co, and any other leading drug
store abuto Reolo. They are selling
it and recommending it upon the
strength of what they see every day.
men and women the very picture of
health who six weeks before were ner-
vous and bloodless Respondents Get
d 800 box of Reolo today and live
Advertised
The Devils Lake world., 1921-10-12
G. A. r. Returns
From Encampment

James McC Cormick, AL Roberts, H. /.
Clark, GO. Duell and William Whit
comb, the latter Of Crary, and Mrs.
Stoddard, wife Of a deceased G. "A. r.,
have all returned from Indianapolis,
where they went over a week ago to
attend the National convention Of
Civil War veterans, IA
The Devils Lake world., 1921-10-12
WEATHER

Weather outlook for the period Oct.
10 to Oct. Is, inclusive
For the Upper Mississippi and
Lower Missouri Valleys: Generally
fair and cool, but with probability Of
local rains Tuesday or Wednesday.
Local
Fair tonight and Thursday with
rising temperature.
The Devils Lake world., 1921-10-12

Joe Campeau Of Baker was in the
city Thursday attending to business
matters.
The Devils Lake world., 1921-10-12

Arthur Olson of Pekin has been
visiting with his brother, Hiding, at
the Great Northern Hotel and with
the A. Maxon family Of Devils Lake.
The Devils Lake world., 1921-10-12

Mrs. Jim Monteith Of Lakota and
two little sons are visiting in Devils.
Lake for a few days. this week. 5i
The Devils Lake world., 1921-10-12

Don't forget to hear Governor
Lynn ]. Frazier at the court house
on Wednesday evening, Oct. 26. adv.