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The Washington times. [volume] (Washington [D.C.]) 1902-1939, 1922-03-22
|MARYLANDMAY
END RACE TRACK
BETTING |N1923
Compromise Reported to Have
Been Reached on Measure
y To Prohibit Sport.

ANNAPOLIS. tMarch 22.-Senate
proponents Of the Hall bill to abol-
ish State regulation Of racetrack
betting spread the word yesterday
that they wore ready to reach an
agreement to poStpone operation OF
the measure until June 80. 1923.
in return for assurance OF it's
passage with such an amendment.
Those who are known to be def
( nitely against the bill denied any
knowledge of any such agreement.
but II Is understood that ii was
made with those members of the
senate who did not want 10 vote
against the measure. but who also
did not want to vote for any bill
that would diminish State revenue
within the next two years that
Governor Ritchie's program would
be endangered.
Proponents OF the measure
claimed that. with agreement on an
! amendment postponing operation of
the bill until juno 80, 1923. they
had received enough support tp
get favorable report from the
senate tHldIlce committee. TnlB
committee. however. has not yet
acted.
Henry F. Baker and the Rev. w.
w. Davis. both identified with the
organization backing the bill, ad-
mitted that they had heard OF such
a proposition and they said they
had agreed to II. subject to the ap-
prevail of Delegate Hall. who
sponsored the measure in the
house.
II June 80. 1929, is the date
agreed on and the hill should be
passed amended an that way, the
Racing Commission would have au-
| thority TO grant all racing dates
for 1922 in the spring and early
summer rather than in the spring
and fall. as AT present. This would
result in practically the same reve-
nue. for the State as the present
budget contemplates. The revenue
would end after that. 1t amounts
to about 100000 annually.
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Stomach Upset,
Gas, Gas, Gas
"Diapepsin'

Tapes Diapepsin" ends indises.
ton. heartburn. In five minutes.
Sour. gassy. upset stomach. acidity.
dyspepsia; when the food you eat
ferments into gases and stubborn
humps; your head aches and you
feel sick and miserable, that's when
you realize the quick magic of
Pape's Diapepsin. II your stomach
10 in a continuous revolt-if you
can't get II resulated-try Pape's
Dlapspsin. It's needless to have
. bad stomach! Make your next
meal . favorite food meal, then
take q little Diapepsin. There will
not be any distress-eat without
fear. It's because Pape's Diapepsin
really does" regulate weak. out-of-
order stomachs that gives it it's
millions of sales annually. Get a
large 60cent case OF Pape's Diapep-
sin from any drug store. II Ia the
most efficient antacid known. 1t is
scientific, harmless. and belongs in
every home.-Advertisem
The Washington times. [volume] (Washington [D.C.]) 1902-1939, 1922-03-22
CHRISTMAS SEAL SALES
REACH $51,1O6 IN VIRGINIA

RICHMOND. Va. March 22.-The
Virginia tuberculosis Association
has received to date ISL ,1os.7s from
the sale OF Christmas seals, with
seven counties to be heard from.
OF the S5I,I06.76 collected, the
counties and cities received s32,.
94460; the Firginit association,
s14.135.95. and the National Tuber.
culosis Association. S2,555.34. The
expenses OF conducting the sale
amounted TO s1,470.87.
The National tuberculosis Asso.
citation has Just sent out a prelim.
mary report OF the seal sale for
the United States, which shows
that Virginia leads all the Southern
States with the exception of Texas,
and is the twentieth in the country.
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II have actually gained twenty.
five pounds and I just think Tan.
lac II the Grandest medicine In the
world" said Mrs. Robert o. Rey'
nolds. 127 North Denver ST., Kan.
sas City. No.
For ten long years / suffered
from q very bad form OF rheuma.
tism. stomach and nervous trou.
bles. My appetite was very poor
What little I did eat soured on my
stomach and I suffered the most
severe pains In my back, hips and
shoulders. Ny rheumatism was SO
bad that I could not raise my
hands to comb my hair and my
arms hurt me to my finger tips.
] became 80 weak and run down
that I lost all my energy and life
had become almost a burden. /
tried many things but nothing
helped me.
II had only taken my first bot
tie Of Tanlac when ! noticed my
appetite was improving and I could
sleep better at night. i have taken
three bottles and the way It has
helped me and built me up Is
really astonishing. can eat any
thing and everything without the
slightest disagreeable after.effects.
! sleep just fine at night and am
In better health than I have been
for years. l am glad to give this
statement. hoping that any who
are suffering as ] did may expert
ence the same wonderful results.
which I believe they will IL they
give Tanlac a fair trial"
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HAUNTED BELFRY STlRS
cCLOREO PENSIONERS

GOLDSBORO. N. c., March ga
The bell in the tower OF the negro
Disciples Church at Greenleaf. a
suburb OF this city. would not ring
last Sunday. The sexton tolled
and tolled in vain, but no sound
came forth.
Monday afternoon, while the
church was locked up. the bell tolled
forth. 1t drew forth the people OF
the peaceful village. who were filled
with astonishment. Now the colored
folks say that the church is haunted
and that a ghost tolled the bell and
that II is a sure sign Of a death
among their members.
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Il am sixty-seven years of age.
but in all my experience l have
never known q medicine like Tan.
lac. Think Of 1t At my age to
gain twenty-five pounds in weight.
but that is just what ! have
done" said Mrs. Emma Reifen-
stein. Of No. 337 Webster avenue,
Syracuse, y. Y.
III / had II in my power" she
continued, II would put a bottle
Of Tanlac in the home of every
sick man, woman and child in this
country. for l know what this
wonderful medicine would do for
them. For almost two years l was
almost a nervous wreck. / did
not dare to leave the house or
even go UP town unless my hus-
band went with me. / was afraid
to even cross the street and had
a feeling of dread all of the time.
My stomach was weak and
easily upset. For days at a time
l would go without solid food.
could not rest at night to do any
good and felt tired and worn out
all OF the time. Some days i
could hardly drag myself across
the room and was so weak and
miserable I was ready TO give up.
MY health IL fine now and I
eat anything ! want and never
have touch of indigestion.
have never slept better than l do
now. My recovery is the talk Of
our neighborhood, as II was gen.
orally believed ] could not last
but a few weeks longer. This
grand medicine has brought me
health and happiness and just
can't say enough in its praise"
Mr.. J. Reifenstein. in comment
ing on his wife's statement. said:
Yes. her recovery has been q
happy surprise TO US all. A few
weeks ago had no idea she
would be able to pull through.
but now she is in better health
than I have ever seen her and the
credit is due to Tanlac. We have
been married fifty-two years to-
day and ! don't believe / have
ever seen her looking any better"
The Washington times. [volume] (Washington [D.C.]) 1902-1939, 1922-03-22
CHICAGO, swept
BY CRIME WAVE,
SOUNDS ALARM
Civic Leaders and Law OFF,
GERS Discuss Causes of Stay
ings and Robberies.

CHICAGO. March 22.-"Have you
become a race of yellow mem"
This was the question hurled at
the citizens Of Chicago by Chief Jus
tice Kickham Seaman at q meeting
Of law officials and civic leaders to
discuss means to combat the throt-
tIe-hold crime has upon the city's
throat. At the meeting these facts
were dilated upon:
Criminal court juries are bribed.
Convicts take jury seats when
business men dodge service.
Convicted gunner and murderers
walk the streets unmolested and
flout the law.
Habeas corpus writs are prepared
in advance and writs are issued even
before the police can get criminals
to the station.
Jurors admit they fear to render
verdict against criminals. as their
homes and the lives Of themselves
and families are jeopardized.
Certain lawyers are conspirators
with murderers and other felons.
J0oges turn loose known murder
ers and lesser criminals on writs Of
habeas corpus.
Drunken orgies. staged in the
Criminal Court, have followed &C.
quittal Of alleged murderers.
Chief Of Police Fitzmorris sound.
ed warning that the city 10 on the
edge of chaos.
"The work Of the Police Depart
ment Is being undone as fast as the
police can do 1t. Unless this city
awakens to the emergency that con.
fronts It the day will come. and II
is not far distant, when gunner,
like Macauley's New Zeslander.'
will stand exultantly on the Michi.
gan avenue bridge and look down
upon the ruins of law and order"
The Washington times. [volume] (Washington [D.C.]) 1902-1939, 1922-03-22
COLORADO RANCHMAN
GAINED 10 POUNDS

when l stepped on the scales
and found that I had gone up
from 116 to 1874 pounds, an actual
gain of eighteen pounds in weight
since j started taking Taniac. I
was positively convinced that this
Tanlac has no equal for building
up a person who suffers as / did, II"
said T.. A. Weldy, well-known
ranchman. of Brush, Colo, who
also numbers among his business
enterprises the management OF
the Emory Hotel In Scottsbluff,
Nebraska
Mr.. weldy made the above state.
ment when he called at the labor
atories Of the Copper Medicine
Company. where the celebrated
PREPARATION. Tanlac, is made, and
related his intensely interesting
experience with the use of the
medicine. His call at the labor.
atories was made during a visit
TO relatives in Dayton, Ohio.
The Washington times. [volume] (Washington [D.C.]) 1902-1939, 1922-03-22
LEAGUE COUNCIL TO MEET
IN PARIS ON FRIDAY

GENEVA, March 22.-The Council
Of the League OF Nations has been
called to meet for a brief session
in Paris on Friday of this week.
1t was announced today. The
meeting has been called at the re-
quest of Great Britain and France.
who have presented for discussion
four questions:
The leagues relations with the
Genoa conference, the possible par
ticipation OF the leagues technical
stats in preparation for the Genoa
meeting. the problem OF Russian
refugees, and the nomination OF
additional members OF the league
com mission for the reduction OF
armaments.
The Washington times. [volume] (Washington [D.C.]) 1902-1939, 1922-03-22
FREDERICK, ND, LEADS
IN GIVING JOBS TO VETS

INDIANAPOLIS, March ga
decrease Of about 100000 in the
ranks OF unemployed ex-service men
was estimated yesterday by Lemuel
Bodies, national adjutant of the
American Legion. The decrease ID
due. he said, to the drive for Jobs
for veterans which the legion is
making.
Frederick, Md, was the first town
to report 100 per cent employment
among the veterans. Adjutant
Bolles expressed satisfaction with
the results OF the first days drive.
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DETROIT BUSINESS
MAN TELLS OF GAIN

About the wisest thing l ever
did was to get Tanlac, for now
feel like I had been made all over
into a new man. My suffering In
all over. eat anything 1 want
and feel good afterwards. have
gained all OF fifteen pounds, may
be more, am as active as / ever
was. and my work is easy" said
Elton Chatterson. the hardware
dealer of 1878 East jefferson ave
nue., Detroit. Mich.
The Washington times. [volume] (Washington [D.C.]) 1902-1939, 1922-03-22

Il consider Taniac the grandes,
medicine in the world. for I have
actually gained 80 pounds in
weight since l began taking 1t.
1t has just simply filled me with
new life and energy and for the
first time in years i can sit down
to the table and enjoy three
square meals a day like other
people. In fact, Tanlac has made
me eat better, feel better, sleep
better and work better, and l
guess that's all a man can expect
of a medicine.
Before l took Tanlac, was
off Is pounds in weight and was
so badly run down was hardly
able to do my work. Nothing
seemed to agree with me and my
food invariably soured on my
stomach, and although i tried
many kinds of medicines, l never
got relief until I took Tanlac.
II also suffered considerably at
times from Rheumatism, but this
has all disappeared. In fact. this
wonderful medicine has made a
new man out OF me in every way.
I feel years younger and can do
as much work as in any day of
my life.
"Of course. l am only too glad
to give you my testimonial be-
cause want other people who
are suffering as did to take this
medicine and get relief"
The above remarkable statement
was made by Harry NJ. Allen. re-
siding at 1909 Saint Martin Street.
Pittsburgh, Pa.
The Washington times. [volume] (Washington [D.C.]) 1902-1939, 1922-03-22
MANY PEOPLE REPORT
BIG GAINS IN WEIGHT
Thousands of Thin, Frail
People Are Restored to
Health and Gain Rapidly
in Weight by TAX
ing Tanlac.

one of the most noteworthy
features in connection with the
introduction of Tanlac, and one
that stands out more prominently
than any other, perhaps. is the
very large number of well-known
men and women from all parts OF
the country who have recently
reported an astonishing and rapid
increase In weight as a result Of
its use.
When so many well.known peo-
pie OF unquestioned integrity make
statement after statement. each
corroborating the other, the truth
of such statements can no longer
be doubted.
Thousands have testified that
this famous medicine has COM
pletely restored them TO health
and strength. after every other
medicine and the most skilled
medical treatoment have failed.
Among the number are those
whose signed statements appear
in the accompanying article.
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BOSTON WOMAN HAS
GAINED TEN POUNDS

II have gained ten younds In
weight by taking Tanlac and l
look so strong and well these days
that my friends are all congratu-
lating me on my recovery" said
Mrs. A. j. Pierce, I'LL Boylston
street. Boston, Mass.
"Tanlao is the finest thing In
the world. II seemed to help me
right from the first few doses and
has put mo in shape to where
have actually gained twenty-five
pounds" sad Edward w. Reno. Q
well-known employee Of the Amer
lean Rsilwa, Express Co.. living
ut 1871 Broadway. kansas City,
Missouri
Tsnisc Is sold In Washington by
Peoples Drug Stores and ell lead
ing druggists
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lates a yoke and the
cape is gathered at
the top to make a
standing ruffed col
lar. The straight
one-piece frock is
belted at the normal
waist-line with a
narrow string girdle.
Strips Of the brown
ROMAN crepe reach
ing up on the bodice
alternate with strips
Of cream-c o | ore d
georgette reaching
down on the skirt,
and these panel-like
sections are outlined
in brown silk en-
broidery.
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TEXAS MERCHANT
GAINED a. POUNDS

Il have actually gained thirty.
four pounds on three bottles of
Tanlac, and I know what 1t Ia to
enjoy good health after suffering
for twenty years" said John NJ.
Crabtree, a general merchant at
F1ve-Mile Station A, Dallas, Texas.
Il suffered with catarrh Of the
stomach and indigestion and spent
nearly all of one whole year in
bed. was unable to do anything at
all. and I fell off in weight to 1l8
pounds.
After using my third bottle Of
Tanlac. I found I had increased
in weight from 11S pounds to 1852
pounds. making an actual gain Of
thirty-four pounds-all my trou-
bles were gone and l was feeling
like another man"
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CHICAGO WOMAN HAS
GAINED 10 POUNDS

II have not enjoyed such Good
health or felt 80 we'll In every way
in years as I do since taking Tan.
lno," said Mrs. Anna 70, Hughes,
20 West Elm street, Chicago, III.
Not only IL this true. but l have
also gained eighteen pounds In
weight and hardly a day passes
but some of my neighbors con-
gpotuinte me on how well am
looking, After getting such splen.
did results myself, / can't help
thinking of others who need Tan.
lao ms did, and I feel that I
must tell everyone | can about IT,"
The Washington times. [volume] (Washington [D.C.]) 1902-1939, 1922-03-22
DENVER MAN GAINS
THIRTY-TWO POUNDS

The day I started on Taniac I
weighed only 1870 pounds. / fin.
ished my third bottle weighing l62
pounds. a net gain of thirty-two
pounds, and l doubt il there's q
person in Denver who feels better
than I do now" said Harry Lilly.
of 1855 Clayton ST.. Denver. Colo.
Before l took Tanlac l was in
such a bad fix with rheumatism,
disordered kidneys and stomach
trouble that life was a burden"
The Washington times. [volume] (Washington [D.C.]) 1902-1939, 1922-03-22
PHILADELPHIA WOMAN
GAINED II POUNDS

Il weighed only SO pounds when
! began taking Tanlac only few
weeks ago. but now I weigh ex.
actly 100 a gain of II pounds, and
I am no longer depressed and
melancholy but feel bright and
cheerful all the time" was the
statement made by Mrs. Pearl
Francis. 1929 Jasper street, Phila
delphia, Pa. "If live to be a
hundred, / will never cease to
praise Tanlac."
The Washington times. [volume] (Washington [D.C.]) 1902-1939, 1922-03-22
SAN FRANCISCO MAN
GAINED ~ POUNDS

when began taking Taniac
I only weighed ono hundred and
thirty-siS pounds" said Fred W.
Saunders, while in the Owl Drag
Store at 7l0 Market street, san
Francisco, recently, and now 1
tip the beam at one hundred and
sixty, which gives me an actual
gain OF twenty-four pounds In
two months time"
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n EMBROIDERY in
IL black silk makes

IL DinSh elih ilhhcS
attractive the
semi-bolero jacket Of
q tailleur of reseda
green W h i pc Or d.
while a round girlish
neck-line and a filet
and girdle of black
satin link this jacket
with the latest mode.
An entirely new note
Is introduced in the
skirt when an inset
Of black satin over
the hips is made to
terminate in an un-
usual hemline ar
rangement.
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TheLatest w ord from Paris
BY Marie Suzanne
Copyright. 1sf2.D



SMART version of the costume designed
-colored geogette line of
embroidery reaching only
The Washington times. [volume] (Washington [D.C.]) 1902-1939, 1922-03-22
War Mothers Meet Friday.

The District Chapter Of the Amer
can War Mothers will meet in Thorn
son School Friday at S:15 o'clock.
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sure ana lever
II pain you, Soon you Hrs holding ia
your finEers u entire remnlrs-r single
pleoa OF dead shriveied skin that you
eorns, any corn,
Costs but trifie-snd guaranteed.
Try IT. " LewrGnce a Co, Mfr Chi
raso
The evening herald. (Klamath Falls, Or.) 1906-1942, 1922-03-01
CHlLoQUIN

The klamath County high school
and Chiloquin basketball teams play.
ed the last game OF IN. series In the
Chiloquin hail last Friday. The game
was fast and exciting and even
neither team being very far ahead at
any time. Chiloauin won by one score
which was 23-?t.
They are catching many large
trout in the Sprague River now,
weighing from . and pounds 20 / .
and i5 pounds.
The dance Saturday evening at Du.
Vaults hall was great success and
everyone present said they had a
good time. There were cars and
sleighs from Modoc Point. Aspgrove.
Agency and Silyers camp.
The Fort Klamath basketball
teams. both girls and boys were 10
have played Saturday evening but
neither team arrived on account OF
the snow.
The evening herald. (Klamath Falls, Or.) 1906-1942, 1922-03-01
DORIS

DORIS. Cal Feb. 2s.-Richard
=. Wolfe. who for the past few
months has been bookeeper for the
Doris Lumber a. Box company here.
will move 10 chiloquin soon where
he will he associated with the Chill
oquin Lumber company. Wolfe
was formerly with that concern. Mrs.
Wolfe will spent few weeks visit
ing her parents in Portland before re-
turning to Chiioquin.
Ray Laird was a business visitor
In Doris from the Laird Ranch at
Mt. Dome yesterday.
Mrs. W. T.. Fox, accompanied by
her husband. visited nprris last week
end from Yreka where they now re-
side.
Elex Reece and Babe Viola Mans
field. two young people OF the Okla
homa section, were married Saturday
afternoon by Justice Harrison Will
kins In Doris. The bride Is the
daughter Of Mr.. and Mrs. Gus Mans
field. The groom's parents are Mr..
and Mrs. ". +. Reecs. well known
ranchers.
DR.. A. A. Atkinson reports several
cases OF influenza In and adjacent to
Doris recently developed but not
serious. The malady seems to be COM
ing northward at a rapid rate Of
speed but not with the deadly effects
OF its former visits.
8. p. Hammond announces his in
tention to open new and modern
bakery ablishment In Doris In the
near future. In fact Hammond
states that all equipment, including
an electric baking range has been
ordered and the beginning OF baking
awaits only the arrival Of this equip.
The evening herald. (Klamath Falls, Or.) 1906-1942, 1922-03-01
News From the Country

ment. II Is the intention ot the proprl'
etor to supply the entire local de-
mand for bakery products,
Frank Rome. mechanic ~ the Ia
ber and Wise Garage. departed this
morning for Central Oregon points
to be gone several days, lie intends
90 return to Doris
X. North OF klamath Falls was y
business visitor In Doris one day
last week
Ivan kesterson. one VI the partners
In the TorSy Lumber Company. sue
cessors TO the Gllkcy Lumber CON-
pany. was In town on business ons
day las, weekend. lie departed sun
day morning for his home a, Grants
Pass TO await favorable weather con.
ditions here for opening ~ logging
operations.
The evening herald. (Klamath Falls, Or.) 1906-1942, 1922-03-01

TIL" annual fir"mrn's hall was
given "Wednesday nigh, at Merrill
hall, The fircmrn were well pleased
with the attendance. TIL. supper
was served by the Library club. and
over $50 was realized by them.
Mrs. Moody. who was recently
operated upon by Dr. kr.cs.. was
ahl" to return to her hom. w.dncs.
day
The pie social given at the Dodd
Hollow school recently was we'll at.
tended. 4 program WAS rendered
after which tn. pies were sold. Fol.
lowing this dance was given at
tn" hom. ot Mr. and Mrs. Van
schoiack. where dancing was In.
dulged IN TN the We" hours OF IN.
morning. All d.clar.d a good and
profitable evening.
The evening herald. (Klamath Falls, Or.) 1906-1942, 1922-03-01
SHASTA VIEW

Mrs. W. A. Layman spent Thurs.
day with her mother at Lester Kirk.
patrick's In Merrill.
Mrs. j. A. McComb, who has been
quite III IL able TO he out again.
Mrs. Ida Kirkpatrick has been
quite III for the past few days.
Mrs. Esther Brown Of Seattle has
been visiting her parents Nj. and
Mrs s. v Moody OF this place and "a
sister Mrs. Belle Donart OF klamath
Falls.
q. T.. Hunt has sold ten az his
dairy cows. five TO Joe Micka aud
five to q. y. Click. Dairy cows seem
10 be IN pretty good demand In this
section this spring.
Mrs. Lloyd Furlatte Of MaiIn was
operated on for appendicitis at Kiam.
ath Falls last week. Al last reports
she was doing nicely.
Mrs. &. v. Moody who was Operat.
ed on recently at Merrill has return
ed To her home and seems TO be gain
Ing at this writing. ~,
o. E. Hunt. J. l.. Bailey and Mr..
Havalina with e. v. Holmes OF KIam-
ath Falls, administrator. met Thurs
day to appraise tho personal proper
ty OF the late Mrs. v. X. Wood. We
understand there IN soon to bs sale
of same.
Little Miss Lima Wilson, who was
three years old the 26th and her
brother Haibert. five the 2Sth OF this
month celebrated tho event by invit-
Ing a few Of their Young friends to
spend Sunday with them, Those in
yited we're, Beth, Eliza and Orland
Kirkpatrick, Claude and Ben Lay
man, David McC0mb, Bowen and
Christian Freed. Arlene Foglc. Vera
Smith, Donald and Eunice Hunt.
Another community social was
held at the Shasta View school house
Friday evening with q large attend
ance OF children and parents. J. W.
l.. Smith and Miss HuntOOn OF our
Union High school and Mr.. Harmon