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The Washington times., 1922-05-28
EVERY WOMAN WHO SUFFERS WITH
CRAMPS AND PAINS SHOULD
SEE THIS DEMONSTRATION
No Enlightened Woman in
Washington Should
Suffer Again.
SIMPLE HOME REMEDY

Recent discoveries have solved
certain riddles which have puzzled
for years and here is one for wom-
EN- and girls who, perhaps, for
years. have suffered with pains.
cramps and dreadful headaches
Such suffering and pain is unnat.
ural and unnecessary. Caused, they
say by high heels, lack of proper
exercise, modern dress, etc. but
whatever the cause of contracting
internal muscles and pains which
fOllow-nO woman or girl should
ever loose another day from work
school, or fun because of them, :"
declares the genial, motherly little
Mrs. Gene Case, who has already
won hundreds of friends among
former sufferers from this peculiar
trouble, in Washington.
Such suffering isn't pleasant to
look forward to. 1t makes girls
grow old, haggard and worn look
ing and why should they ever suf
fer a single minute another time
il a simple, harmless, inexpensive
home remedy will completely stop
the pain, relax the involuntary
muscles if the tightening Of these
muscles has been retarding the free
natural flow.
Here is my suggestion to every
woman troubled that way. Come
to the demonstration and have a
little talk with me, or visit thr
nearest Peoples Drug Store and get
n bottle of fivegrain Adams Won.
der Capsules Keep them handy
and next time when pains start
simply take three doses (6 Capsules)
per directions on the bottle and if
every sign of pain and misery
doesn't completely vanish for you
just like 1t has done for thousands
of other sufferers-return the bot.
tie and any Peoples Drug Store
will refund the money without Ques-
ton. Results come quick. No long,
weary, uncertain treatments. Harm.
less as table salt After testing
them once when you are in actual
pain and have proven to yourself
how splendid these capsules are-be
sure for next few times to take
the capsules a little ahead of time
and In that way avoid even the
first pains just like thousands OF
enlightened women do in other
cities. Sometimes at first the pains
will return after several hours in
which case repeat dose and again
relax muscles and stop the pain"
continued Mrs. Case, who invites
every sufferer to come see and
talk with her at any hour OF the
day during her big amt. i.pain"
demonstration at Peoples Drug
Store No. !, corner of Seventh and
K streets, during all of the coming
week.
Note: We gladly prepay Adams
Wonder Capsules anywhere on re
ceipt OF 81. Peoples Drug Stores
MaAhtukton. D. c.
The Washington times., 1922-05-28
FOR THOSE REAL
BAD HEADACHES
She Stops Bad Headaches
While Folks Wait at
Demonstration.

II want the people who have un.
usually bad headaches that nothing
satisfactorily relieves to come see
me and I'll give them a couple
treatments right here at my dem,
onstration in the Peoples Drug
Store any day next week, or they
are privileged to buy a bottle OF
Adams Wonder Capsules at any
of the eleven Peoples Drug Stores
in Washington on the positive. un.
qualified, guarantee that If three
doses &c capsules) fail to stop every
sign of their headache and pain
they will confer favor by return.
ing balance of bottle and get their
money back. This guarantee holds
good at any Peoples Drug Store
MY free treatments during dem.
onstration put you under no obliga
ton at all. 1t is simply a method
of proving how quick, sure and
nice they do the work" declares
Mrs. Gene Case, who is conducting
perhaps the most unusual "anti-pain''
demonstration ever staged in Wash.
ington. Come see her. Talk with
her. this week.
Every family should test these
capsules once. Then keep them
handy.
The Washington times., 1922-05-28
BIC "ANTEPA|N'' DEMONSTRATION ALL
NEXT WEEK AT DRUG STORE, 9TH &KST.
ORPE0PLE WITH CRAMPS SAND PAINS
QUICK RELIEF If
YOU HAVE ASTHMA
At Last a Remedy Will
Bring Relief in a
Few Minutes.
SEE DEMONSTRATION
PEOPLES DRUG STORE

Here Is real news for folks with
asthma and no matter how bad you
have it or how long you have suf-
fered-no matter how hard II is TO
sleep lying down and no matter
how tight your lungs or how hard
matter how tight your lungs or
it is to breathe or how many
coughing and wheeling spasms you
may haVe-here is a remedy that
in just a few minutes gives that
joyful relief you have sought for
or the trial will not cost you a
single penny. Just take four doses
Is Capsules) OF Adams Wonder
Capsules, a half hour apart. this
evening before going to bed and il
every sign OF your asthma trouble
doesn't disappear as if by magic
then we will be the most surprised
mOrtals on earth and we will con-
slider it a favor if you bring back
balance OF the bottle and get your
money back. at nearest Peoples
Drug Store. Think of 1t. Hundreds
OF bottles sold and not a single
one returned on this astounding
unheRrd of guarantee of relief while
you wait. II you want TO know
more about this startling new. pow
der that works such wonders for
so many just drop in and ask for
Mrs. Case at the Seventh and X
streets store and have a talk with
her. Get a free folder about II, or.
better still. take home n bottle or
send for a bottle to the nearest
Peoples Drug Store and test them
yourself on the above unqualified
guarantee.
The Washington times., 1922-05-28
WHOOP|NG COUGH
SPASMS STOPPED
Mothers Should Remember
This Harmless Home
Remedy for Kids.

The writer always urges the at.
tendance OF conscientious physi
clan where children are concerned.
but for harmless first aid to re.
lieVe those awful spasms Of cough
ing and gaGging. there never was
made, a more harmless. effective
and quick acting remedy than
adams Wonder Capsules" which
act on the frightened throat bron.
chtal and lung muscles and by re-
laXinE them, usually brings relief
in just a few minutes. No unto.
date physician uses narcotics or
dope to case pains, cramps, or at.
tacks caused by contraction of the
involuntary muscles.
Adams Wonder Capsules are ur.
exceIled for hiccoughs, too, and lust
capsule or two brings relief in
from fifteen to thirty minutes time
according to hundreds of tests.
Another excellent use for these
harmless little capsules is when
someone in the family has a cough.
ing spell at night. A couple doses
with swallow of water anvtime-
then watch the clock and i'm about
tlfteen minutes throat and tube
muscles ease up and cough disap.
rears like magic. according to hun.
dreds OF men and women who once
were troubled with spasms of
Wheeling and coughing AT night or
in the day For more information
regarding these highly recommend.
ed Adams Wonder Capsules. ask
for Mrs. Gene Case at Peoples Drug
Store Number One. corner of Sey.
enth and k streets. Get a free
folder, or, better still, buy bottle
on the positive unqualified guaran.
tee that three doses Is CapsuIrsl
will relieve the trouble YOU take
them for or money refunded Note:
Each bottle Of Adams Wonder Can.
sules bears name of famous Earle
Chemical Co., which insurcs finest
quality and purity in med iCine.
1housa nds Of Hypo.Cod users in
this city know what that name
stands for
The Washington times., 1922-05-28

and Bishop Hamilton, president of
the American University, will deliver
the invocation. Judge Frederick L..
Siddons will preside.
The medals and prizes will be pre-
sented by Associate Justice Robb. of
the District Court of Appeals.
Dean Carusi will present seventy.
five of the students Of the senior and
postgraduate classes with the bache-
lor of law degree and degrees of mas
ter of law and master of patent law.
The Washington times., 1922-05-28
Norton MethOdists Plan
to Build 100000 Church

NORTON, Va, May 27.-NortOn
Methodists expect to erect 900
church.
The site will be that occupied at
present by the old Mountain View
Hotel, which was purchased by the
Methodists some months ago.
The Christian Church will occupy
the present Methodist Church just as
soon as the Methodists can move TO
Temporary quarters.
The Washington times., 1922-05-28
National Law School to
Graduate Class June II

Commencement exercises of the
National University Law School will
he held in the auditorium of the Cen.
tral. High School on June 12 at s
O'Clock. Charles f. Carusi, dean of
the institution, announced last night.
Senator Shortridge of California
will deliver the graduation address,
The Washington times., 1922-05-28
MAIL ORDERS
FOR CAPSULES
ARE PREPAID

Send dollar for regular hottie oC
Adams Wonder Capsules 10 Peoples
Drug Store. Washington. y. {.
The Ontario Argus. (Ontario, Or.) 1???-1947, 1922-10-05
CALLS FOR NERVE AND SKILL
Hunters Of the Sword-Fish Find Their
Prey Altogether "Worthy of
Their Steel"

Sword-Fish schooners are the fastest
fishing-boats under sail in the world.
They have to be, for the sword-fish is
a fast mover. He is fighter, too.
Often has he charged ship and
driven his Sword" through her stout
planking. When a school of swOrd-fish
Is sighted, the spearman goes for'ard
to the end of the bowsprit and gets
into the pulpit" an iron fitting at the
end Of the spar, where he stands to
drive his lance into q fish. The line
attached to the spear rushes out of
the tub in which it is coiled, and the
fish makes off, doubling his speed in
a vain effort to escape.
A good-sized fish will often fetch
as much as $40; but it is u hard
life, and it needs fine seamanship in
the chase amid the huge seas of the
Atlantic when bad weather prevails.
The sword-fish is widely distributed
in the ocean, but is most common OF
the North American coast. Its average
length is Z feet, but some are IL feet
or IS feet. The Sword" is used to
spear its prey, such as cod, funny and
mackerel, and even to attack whales.
The Ontario Argus. (Ontario, Or.) 1???-1947, 1922-10-05

to hear from others who have tested
treated seed along side of un-treat-
ed seed of the same quality.
The shipments of early potatoes
until September 1 this year exceed
ed last years shipments tor the
same period by 10000 cars, and H.
900 more cars moved this year than
in 1920. The Idaho Oregon ship
ments on the other hand were much
lighter this year than last, being
1906 cars in 1922 and 2181 in 1921.
The total commercial lettuce crop
of the United States for 1922 is es-
timated by the U. S. Department of
Agriculture at 27,612 cars COM
pred to 22,O33 cars last year. The
late crop is estimated at 1859 cars
this year against 6009 last year.
The increase of late lettuce is almost
entirely in Colorado, Idaho and
Oregon, some other sections showing
a decrease. Private reports indi-
cate heavy loss in Colorado and
The Ontario Argus. (Ontario, Or.) 1???-1947, 1922-10-05
HAD NEW TELEGRAPHlC IDEA
German System of Communication In
Warfare Was Something of an
innovation Then.

During the war the scientific world
was much interested by the report that
the German army was using method
of communication known as "teleg-
raphy through the ground" Subse-
quent investigation by the interested
nations appeared to show that the
method was a compromise between
wireless and one-wire telegraphy.
The two communication stations
We're not connected by wire. A wire
was placed along the fighting front
with both ends extending into the
ground, and current from Rhum-
korlf coil or kindred apparatus was
conveyed along 1t. Installed parallel
to this wire, and some distance in ad.
vance of it was a similar wire, in
which current was induced by the
first, thus permitting the sending of
signals.
The method is thus broadly similar
to wireless, except that the ground
forms the medium, instead of the
air. one would imagine, however, that,
although the method has the advantage
that there are no Intervening wires to
be cut, 1t would be a very simple sys-
TEN to tap.
The Ontario Argus. (Ontario, Or.) 1???-1947, 1922-10-05
POSSIBLY SLIM WAS RIGHT
Come to Think of It, His inanorat
Hardly Displayed the Ardent Love
He Had Looked For.

"Funny how guy makes M hi
mind to enlist" remarked SIN, Il
company clerk, to bunch of his bad
dies in the bunkhOuse.
"What made you decide to take til.
big plunge?" asked a buddy.
ut was this way" explained SliE
II had little squabble with the g,I'
and ! told her / was going to join the
marines. Just to make 1t sound as II
/ meant business I wrote letter 70
the nearest recruiting station. and be
fore sealing the letter up let her rend
it."
"Did she say anythingT" asked the
buddy.
Not word. SO l went out and
posted the letter. little later gets
the answer back, saying l could enlist
for two, three or four years, and !
shows ii to the girl. There yon are.
says /, IF you don't treat me different
from now on, I'll go straight out and
enlist for two years.
"'Two years. says she. Two years
All, don't be a piker, Slim, why don't
you make it four?
"COme to think of It," concluded
Slim, 81 don't think that Jane was a.
bughouse about me as 1 calculated."-
The Leatherneck.
The Ontario Argus. (Ontario, Or.) 1???-1947, 1922-10-05
STORED UP F01 HISTORIAN
Writer Calls Attention to Real Value
Of Congressional Record, Not of
Common knowledge.

The Congressional Record is the butt
of the humorist of today and the store
house of political knowledge for the
historian of tomorrow. 1t is the tar
get at which the satirist shoots his ar
rows of wit, but 1t contains a compen-
dium of information which stands as
permanent contribution to political
science through the ages, when those
who have cast their jbes and sneers
have been forgotten. A mariner cast
away on desert island with nothing
to read but the debates of congress
could come away in a few years as
crammed with facts as college stu
dent on the eve of an examination. He
would know something about nearly
every subject under the sun, including
romantic literature and poetry. He
would have a substantial grasp upon
the development of government, eco
nomics and political philosophy, says
the Washington Post.
Every man who has ever spoken on
the floor of the senate or house has
added something to the sum total of
what the Record contains. Even the
errors propagated in debate are use
full; they help one to ascertain the ul-
innate truth. Thomas b. Reed once
said that every member of the house
was ain expert on some one thing; that
1t would be discovered that there was
substantial reason explaining why
every man was there. A great deal
of matter gets into the Record every
day which mt the time may seem ir-
relevant. With the passing of the
years Importance is emphasized. In
2022 the Congressional Record of to-
day will be an invaluable repository of
facts bearing upon all phases of life
as Ii is now lived.
The Ontario Argus. (Ontario, Or.) 1???-1947, 1922-10-05
Details Needed.

A woman, blessed with masterful
disposition and considerable property.
died, leaving behind her a will in
which her husband was cut Off with
a dollar, on the ground that he had
deserted her year before.
The lawyer finally located the man
and broke the news gently by telling
him that he had received only small
bequest.
"How much?" carelessly asked the
man.
zone dollar"
With the same carelessness the man
turned toward the door. Just as he
reached it, however, II sudden thought
struck him.
"Say." he called back anxiously. did
she specify what was to do with this
dollar?"
The Ontario Argus. (Ontario, Or.) 1???-1947, 1922-10-05
Sarcasm From the Grave.

The will of Alexander Louis Teix-
EZRA de Mattos, the English transla-
tor of Fabre, Maeterlinck, Couperus,
Zola and many other continental
writer's, contains one beQuest that will
interest a good many booklovers who
have loaned their favorite volumes
not wisely but too well-at any rate,
too generously, says the Living Age.
The estate of Mr.. de Mattas was not
large, its gross value amounting to
less than $4,000 ($15,OO0), and many
of his beQuests take the form Of books.
He leaves books to many Of his
friends. One volume in particular Is
left to certain friend and is de-
scribed as one (which he borrowed
many years ago and has not returned"
The Ontario Argus. (Ontario, Or.) 1???-1947, 1922-10-05
POTATO SEED CANIBE
SUCCESSFULLY RAISED
If Required Care is Given Malheur
County Can Raise Its Own Seed
Spuds-Treated Seed Best
PrOducer-Lettuce Sta
tistics

In a letter to the ranchers of the
county who raise potatoes and let
tuce, County Agent L. r. Breithaupt
has the following to say:
Crop Specialist Jackman ex-
amined the IA fields of potatoes
which, as reported in former news
letter passed first inspection for
certification out of 23 entries on
August 20 and 30. Ten of these
passed the second inspection. Eight
of them were experimental seed
plots of the rural variety. The other
two fields were of the Melted Gem
vaiety, grown from seed which had
passed two field inspections for
certification last year. OF the Rur-
certified seed obtained through the
fam bureau pool and one from seed
which passed two field inspections
but wss not fully certified. AS
this is the first time that any pota-
toes have ever passed second inspec
ton for certification in the county,
although a large number of fields
have been entered each year for the
past three seasons, it is a mark of
progress in the direction of produc-
ing good home grown potato seed.
The results of these experiments
seem to indicate that it is both pos
sible and practical to grow potato
seed here under certain conditions
as enumertae below:
1. The highest grade of seed OBJ
tainable to begin with.
Q. Good storage for the seed
stock until time of planting.
3. Late planting, probably last
of June.
4. Isolation of seed plot from
other potatoes.
5. Early and continued, thoro
rogueing.
6. Good cultural practice and
good storage Of crop.
These essentials are not very diff
ferent from the regular practice of
up-to-6ate potato seed growers
everywhere. No one should expect
to get satisfactory seed anywhere
from fields which have been grown
simply for commercial purposes, ex-
ceptt in rare instances. 1t may be !
said that only few will take the |
trouble to do these things which |
are necessary. For such it will
doubtless be best to purchase seed |
from some one who does follow such |
practice. Should it be demon
strated next year through the plant
ing of the potatoes grown on the
seed plots this year, that as good or
better crops can be grown from such
home grown stock, and the use of
such seed should become universal
with the potato growers, from $685.
300 to $4,000 per year would be
saved in the county as compared to
he cash cost of imported seed, to
,ay nothing of the greater certainty
md stability of the potato business,
md the independence of the grow
srs from the necessity of entering
nto crop share contracts that pyra-
mid seed costs still higher.
Treated Potatoes
d. p. Dearborn of Ontario, says
hat the part OF his potato field
where he treated the seed with cor
osive sublimate before planting
made 25 sacks of potatoes per acre
nore than the part along side of 1t
hat was not treated. He says the
tand was much better from the
reated seed, too. He only treated
part of the seed because he was
dvised not to do so by large
ROVER of potatoes. We would like
The Ontario Argus. (Ontario, Or.) 1???-1947, 1922-10-05

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The Ontario Argus. (Ontario, Or.) 1???-1947, 1922-10-05
CONDENSED REPORT OF
ONTARIO NATIONAL BANK


ILABIf4ITIES
Capital Stock ...,............S 100000
Surplus and Profits ....... 32,513.04
Bills Payable .................. NONE
Federal Reserve Bank 0,213.42
Circulation ......,............. 100000
DEPOSITS .,.................... 462,O77.65
The Ontario Argus. (Ontario, Or.) 1???-1947, 1922-10-05
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Every evening, Wilmington daily commercial., 1922-12-19

obviously the usefulness o( those
guarantees and limitations Is not at
an end unlors personss and religious
liberty are no longer cherished. or un-
less men have So changed since the
days Of Washington that never more
will might be permitted to triumph
yer Justice even IL group. class
or party possesses unlimited power.
To know that the love Of liberty burns
as strongly rs ever one needs hut
search his own heart. Nor can II I've
seriously said that men have at las,
grown wholly beyond the passions OF
the primal clan and have learned 10
h.vc thcir Zoe as themselves.
Though Il doubt not through tho
ages one increasing purpose runs
And the thoughts OF men are widen'd
with the process of tho sumo.
vet until the DcCaloguc is no longer
broken and the Golden Rule become,
Every evening, Wilmington daily commercial., 1922-12-19

the polestar for the while course 81
human conduct, Individual liberty
must look upon the checks and bal
ances Of the Constitution as its great
est safeguard"
Forty.two In Class.
There were 4, new citizens includ-
ing two women in the class. namely:
Nathan Abramov. Angelo Bastone.
Walter Brindie. Carl wilhelm. Axcl
Brosch. GuiStino Bucci. Robert Chai-
ken, Nunziato Clarmeliano, acatano
Ciarlo, Bcrlantino DcBartolomcis.
Louis Ferricr. waslaw Gutowski, An
drew Edwin Handlin. George Johann
Heckier, Samuel Alex Hitler, william
Jowett, James King. Stanley Mateusz
Kozlowski, Jacob Krausc. Louise
Marie Mayer. Luli Marsilii. Eugene
Larger, Gcnerosa Milano. Louis
Moses. Joseph Plat. John Ralphson.
Frank napkin. Jacob Rossman. Is
dale Robertson. Leon Rudlon. Maclel
Sabukcwicz. Peter Saint, Nicola San
tho. Petcr Joseph Tartaglio. Mcsrop
Avetis Tarum'naz. Ernest Trevisan,
Nathan Tucker. Walter Albin Uhlit-
| zsch. Gustav Edward Wedhorn
/ Willy Hinrich Matthias Won Ehrcn
Hyman Xogctt.
officials of the Board OF Education
and the Americanization Committed
were present. including President Ell
wood Souder. David A. Ward. superln
tendent of schools: George H. Miller
} chairman OF the Delaware American
ization Committee; Miss Margucrit
III. Burnett. State director OF Ameri
canlzation work in schools. Mis-
Sarah Libby Carson and Mrs. Ellie
Brinton. Department of Immigratio
Education. and Miss Grace Il. 1Iarts
horn. representing the Service Cit
zens.
Prior 20 Judge Morris address. IN
Every evening, Wilmington daily commercial., 1922-12-19

Indoor s"dcntary LIE in Winter has
direct bearing on the prevalence
90 coughs and colds. Keep the bowels
at'.,e ana overcome constipation with
Foley Ca;hartic Tablets. Colds. coughs.
croIp throat. chest and bronchial
trouble quckly relieved with F'oley's
Honey and Tar. Contain. no opistes
.-.nsredicnts printed on the wrapper
LARGEST scillrg cough medicine in tho
world "Foley's Honey and Tar Is
wonderful ior attacks % coughs and
,olds" writes W. Il. Gray. Venice,
california y r. Danforih ADV.
Every evening, Wilmington daily commercial., 1922-12-19

new citizens took the oath OF al
legiance. and after the jurists remarks
they were presented with the ccrtin-
Gates OF naturalization by Harry G.
Mahafry. Jr.. Clerk Of the Court.
After each Of the class had received
their certificates, n large silken nag. a
gift OF the Caesar Rodney Citizenship
School Alumni Association. was passed
on to members OF the next class for
admission to citizenship. with the
entire class standing Mt salute. in n
hearty chorus which demonstrated a
splendid mastery of the language Of
Every evening, Wilmington daily commercial., 1922-12-19

their adopted country the new citizens
then rcclted tho following salute TO
the nag"
81 pledge allegiance To my nag and
to the republic FOR which IL stands.
one nation indivlsiblc. with liberty
and justice for ALL"
Tho singing Of the Star Spangled
Banner" followed. At the conclusion
ot the set exercises the new citizens
and scores OF their friends and spon-
sors who had crowded tho court room
enjoyed refreshments. during which
there was n pleasing musical program.