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How Sherlock csvId Tell.

Sherlock and the faithful Watson
were xrOlling down Iiccadilly.
''Thcre's II woman In very short
skirts just behind us. my dear Doctor"
murInurcd the great detective.
'MarvrlOnSw cnthuxed Watson, Rf-
ter he had cOrrobOrHted the statement
by n ginnc" behind. ''IiOw In the
world did you ever know wi,hOn, turn
Ing your headY'
purely elementary. dear 0l'i fellow.
! merely observed the fnccs ~ the
people who are walking toward u.s.
American Legion Weekly.
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IN Makes Old Waists Like New
VO Put.s. Fsss.ess Dyss-sy,s er Ut. q y.s visA
Unfair Advantaes.

"ion ,ion't care to sleep In q hand
sO,ns MMUhOlrUMr"
Met II ! hsve IN pay tcr Il myself"
replied Senator SnOrthworthy. "A slWs-
pie tombstone. Just tO keep tho FcrOvss
straight. will satisfy me. The MAN
WIN builds HIN own monument often
rObs posterity "f tho privilege u
would like 10 exercise Of forgetting
him. Birmingham Agc-lierald.
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lut Not MA1thA.

katharine and Martin. six and four.
respectively. visited II neigfbor WON.
an who had no children. After play
ing with the girls for n time she said :
MY. wlxl, I hnd two or three girls
like yOu!"
Martha S"brriy replied: Mamma
might let Katharine come and stay
with you. hut she wouldn't lei me
come"
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r ATS DIE
Cave Electrically Liohtsd.

Mount rimpanogos cave. the huge
natural cave beneath the Wnsntch
mountains of Utah. is now electrically
lighted. A system Of lights which esIe-
clally iliuninntcs the wonderful stal-
nctite nnd stulngmite formations and
the odd nooks nnd corridors Of the
cnve has been installed.
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So ws have Q

standing invitation to sad free sam
pies of Edssvosth to all who ask for
them. II you havsn't trisd Edgevorth,
We have . sample package here con-
tanning Plug Slice and Ready-Rubbsd
that Il only waiting for your name and
7Nik.sa.
When you write for II, address
Larus 4 Brother Company, ~
South fist Street, Richmond, Va.
II youn add the name and ad-
dress Of your tobacco dealer, we'd
appreciate the eourtesy.
r. Rsis1 TsSoees NsseAs~ts: II
yeur jobbsr cannot supply you with
Edsswoeth. Lanus 1 Brother Con-
pany Win gladly sad you prepaid BY
parcel pose . uns- oetvoa adsssn cartsn
4 any ssss ol Edgsworth Plug Slice o.
1ssdy-Rubbed for tie same price you
vsuld pay tie jobess.
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Another Defeat.

Mrs. WoppinK and ! have just es'ss-
clU,le'i = ksaxthy argument about the
way We ars going u vOte." said hs.
WOppinx.
How dhi you drcI,lcf" asked MIRA
Ga'lnpur.
'"i'he result reminded me of the time
! argued with Mrs. WoppInI sssIssA
buying 4 motor 'car."
"YesT"
1--WE bOMght the ~Ar.'-Exchangs.
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Pas4 and prsss0t.

The ln,e Mn. GeOrss Gould hstsA
divorce.
A. n Lakewood dinner party .
young disOrrce WAS adnirinx Nm.
B"uid's splcnsii'i Jewels.
"Oh. THAT'S Your wedding ring. ss''t
M" she m,id. ''liOw Old.fAaiOsrti u
io.'ks. 'lsrsm't ~ IN the pasi tsscy
made then, NJ much wider nn,i heavier
than they do 0sw." ~
I'm III" pant. you sr~." aaki MvA
Could. they expected them IL last .
lifetime
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Oiesipstsd Creature.

Passenger say. driver. what is the
avernge life Of u lncnnhOiivri
I,rivcr--Oh. about thirty years. sir.
PAsSrngrr-l should think such N
than that.
Driver-WeiI. perhaps II would
sir. II II didn't smoke M n,uch.--<'"n
gregatiOnniist.
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Fesssbsn q Heavy Skin

tt09t8W y NOuVy 0NIH
With the antiseptic. fascinating Cut.
cura Talcum Powder. IN exquisiteay
scented. economical face. skin. baby
and dustinE powder and perfume.
Renders other perfumes snpernuous.
One of the Cuticura Toilet Trio tSoap,
Ointment, m).-Advertissment
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.. c.,ssv, Now vsu sessL

" ,"n surak Z" girl yOu meet Who
Ia wrnrIng hnIrkrrhsrkrrs, be careful
how yon addr'ss her. Xhr sHay l'~
angry " y"u rMll her "Eenny." sss.l
sngricr stili n yOu call her "sissy.- -
SOmcryilie journal.
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Effective Economy.

Rub So you ARE prscticIng econ
Oiny. i.
now ! haven't pnid n rnt IN my
debts.
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~" pleasure ~" Mst enjoy n thst
we bN,c III, i,icd with others.
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I,uy r~si estate. Wherr o0< s.sn
hns lost. ten men hnve wan.
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He says he ha. smoked
more eEdgeworth than
any other living man

Let Mr. Baldwin's letter give 70,
the facts. and you will Gee he has som,
publication for his claims.
H. r. BALDWIN
Signs and Show Cards
CtotA bsn~s,s
60 Clarke Street, Cor. GrsAt
Burlington. Vermont
Larus 4 Brother Company
Richmond. Va.
Gentlsmsns
thiak that ~ satiilsd to b called
2 charter member q the Edssvorth
Snotef. Club. - have used the Edes-
worth Sliced Plug bstvssn twenty snd .
tvsaty-6vs years.
When commenced using It I vas
selling hardware on the road. One Of my
customers who kept general store told
Ne that be had Just received . new To-
haeeo and wisAsA that would try Il.
Ne gave ne boz for which he charged
ne 2Oc. He made mistake, - Il Was
ceiling st that tiAs for CSC. liked It
% we'll that ! made II point to ask for
y n every store In the different towns
thst made; but few had It. The nsxt
tine that called on this customer
bought sig boxsa, which would last until
got around again. I still continued to
ask feritin the different towns and trisd
70 indues the dealers to stock It.
In 1906 or 1907 wsnt to So. Carolina
and stayed thers three ysafs. vas sur
prissd not to BE- abls to get It there. At
that time was In Beaufort, 3. c., and
made freQuent trips to Savannah, Ca,
aAd Charleston, 8. z. and vas unable to
get itin either Of thsss dtiea. Finally
ordered some direct froa you and alao
Induced . dealer In Bsauioft to stock II.
have used Il slvays for over twenty
yssrs except occasionally whsa I could
not get It. figure that have smoked
over 1000 Of the 1Se boxss, which have
cost for the last few ysars 9Sc. For at
least I've years I have not bought cigar.
Have hsd some give. 70 ne. but they Do
not take the piees Of ths old pips 1llsA
With Edssvorth.
an axty-sss yssss Of ass aad still
thiAk that It 10 ths bsst tobacco on the
market. doa't think thsss 10 . man
living Who he's smoked any more Edss.
worth thAn I. What Dc you thiAk1
Your truly,
(sigDs1) n. J. BALDWIN
II il always pleasing to hear from
Old Edgsworth smokers. and ws woule
Ike to know II this record u the bss
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"" have noticed thnt during Angus
no one hns much Of u rukl, M.
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Monopoly.

Mrs. k,-"liOw mnny servants dn
You keep" Mrs R.-"One for general
hOusrshlrk. ."-ENchnngr.
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eV0 010As
But Ne are in
tsfested. too. In
new Edgeworth
smokers. We like
toknow that young
men, men who are
breaking In
= their hrgt pipes,
hnd Edgeworth
4 before they ct
: vsfy far in their
pips-smoking
careers.
So we have Q
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(s,e.sl) q. =. BALDWIN

II il always pleasing to hear from
old Edgsworth smokers. and ws would
like to know II this record u the best
The Daily Ardmoreite. [volume] (Ardmore, Okla.) 1893-current, 1922-11-02
Mob Threatened to
Lynch Policeman
for Shooting Man

CORBIN. Ky.-National guardsmen
and United States marshals were
called out to protect George Marcum.
26. who early Wednesday. rushed into
q local hotel and surrendered to Mayor
John Gillian for having shot and killed
Cy Davis, a former railroad shopman
here, few minutes before.
After Marcum had given himself up
he was placed in a garage building In
custody Of special officer. Crowds gath
cred and demanded he be turned over
to regular officials. Mayor Gillian re-
fused and all efforts to serve a warrant
which had been sworn out failed.
The guardsmen were summoned when
reported rumors were heard that Davis
friends were coming TO lynch Marcum
According to Marcum, who Is a mem
Der OF the local police force, Davis
was shooting up the town and wher
he attempted to stop him, Davis start
ed to fire in his direction. They crap
pied and Davis was killed. Marcum
| says he fired two shots and his CUR
contained two empty shells.
Four bullet wounds were found II
the dead mans body.
The Daily Ardmoreite. [volume] (Ardmore, Okla.) 1893-current, 1922-11-02
MAKE 1T SNAPPY
Read Only Items That Interest You; Throw the
Remainder Away; No Need of Staggering
Through Lot of Junk Picked
From the Days News

Is there anything you want to know?
place, something snappy something
queer? You'll find it in one Of our
departments. We carry everything in
our columns from paper of pins TO
Il locomotive wreck All the news that's
fit to skip. So
AUTO NOTES.
Pedestrians are now divided into
Ford uses three-quarters of ton
of bituminous coal to every car pro
duced. And it wouldn't do any narni
to use the extra quarter ton of SOFT
coal for upholstering.
Statistics show Rockefeller is the
worlds richest man from oil and gas
Ford is second from making flivvers
And garage repair man holds down
third place.
RETRACTIONS.
Nioclai Lenin denies he is dead. He
didn't he know he was sick.
POLITICS.
Congressman 60 home to prepare FOL
/ 4NONtIlDtI SiCStioho oNh'S ~
their political fences and some to gel
the gate.
AntiSaloon League makes public five
special delivery letters to offset Liter
ary Digest's 900, 900 postcards.
On theory that politics makes strange
bedfellow, Ku Klux Klan didates arr
wearing their own sheets and pillow
cases.
Republicans put so per cent duty oi
tops in effort to prove there amt M
Santa Claus.
MUSIC.
Total wealth of members Of origina
Florodora sextet Is estimated at $165
900. 600. Members of original Luci'
sextet are still singing for S65 week.
MOVIES.
When Will Hayes gets all the filn
producers to agree. the movies will hav
produced another Miracle Man.
FOREIGN NEWS.
HAWAIL-Annual convention Of fir
insurance adjusters passes followin
resolution: People that live In gras
houses ought no to throw hghte
matches or clgaretts butts.
If Caesar was touring Europe thl
year, he'd have to have q wise b'
fore sending that veni, vidi, vici stuf
The Daily Ardmoreite. [volume] (Ardmore, Okla.) 1893-current, 1922-11-02
Anti Volstead Cows
May Become Industry

beer carried their freshements TO the
fields nearby and set receptables over
fences in pastures in which grazed milk
COWS OF the neighborhood
Thirsty cows soon found open top
kegs and bucket along the fence row
and being very dry themselves. guz'
zled down gallon after gallon OF real
stuff that was calculated TO make
any bossy want TO jump over the
moon.
Said old COWS. heads OF families that
sometimes consisted OF several young
jelly beannig calves. gumboled and
sported around like frisky young flap
pers. but they wobbled terribly badly
on their four legs. Facts are that cho,
went all over them and some OF then
no doubt have an awful headache ye'
but there was stimulated deman(
for milk at Adamson all OF the mex
day.
Men came from as far away as Nc
Alester TO get a drink OF milk Sunday
and that's why Jim Dowell thinks tn,
discovery might prove a profitable on
for dairy men. lie has doubt ns I,
his ability TO enforce the Nolstead Law
against cows, for few enforcement OF
loers would have time TO sit down an,
milk a whole dairy herd.
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of his.
DOORN.-Kaiser denies he wants to
be Emperor again. After successful
run in November, 1918. claims he's
through with running any more.
WOMEN'S DEPT.
Half the feminine adult population
spend their evenings reading "Kimono."
and their mornings wearing one.
INTERVIEWS WITH PROMINENT
PEOPLE.
LONDON.-Rudyard Kipling, in an
interview with lady reporter. made
the following statement: GOOD
NIGHT"
NEW YORK.-Izzy Einstein, demon
Volsted sleuth, disguised himself be-
hind modest blush today when in
| terviewed by reporters. "The Einstein
Theory" said Izzy. ''is based on the
fact that from drug store to drug store
| Is the shorest distance between two
| pints. A bartender that doesn't be-
lieve in Santa Claus will fall for my
false whiskers. Beyond that ! have
nothing to say except attribute my
| iOhbCNNy " "a tdibSS PioNsa~~
among the bootleggers, the violet is my
| favoraite flow and hate publicity"
SHIP NEWS.
U. s. Shipping Board liners will com.
pete with rival British ships by adding
"hic" to end Of their names.
DANCING.
The Camel Walk is first mentioned
in the Bible passage about rich man
having a harder time getting into heav
Ell than camel walking through the
eye Of a needle.
BUSINESS NEWS.
Automatic phones are displacing Cen
trail and electric washing machine:
ousting washerwomen, darkening fu
ture for women who make living from
ringing.
Henry Ford is firing every employed
whose breath smells of liquor. That:
poetic justice from man that's made
fortune from rushing tin cans.
Temporary disappearance of the es
kimo pie means We face a shortage o
hard and soft ice cream this winte
too.
DRAMA.
!; Dictator Of show business ask
.. Broadway producer not to dramatic
, Lady Godiva with bobbed hair.
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9.cALESTER. Okla-A new field Of
industry may have been discovered in
Pitsburg county as q result OF Jim
Dowells raid on choc joints OF Adam.
son Saturday.
Dowel needs no introduction.
Heretofore he has been known only
as a federal enforcement officer, but
now he may rank with Burbanks and
other great scientists, IL his discovery
Wall pan out.
Dairy business in this country may
take leaps and bounds.
Many new customers may demand
their daily milk. and milk routes flour.
ish, is some weevil pest does not mo.
lest the productive powers OF Pittsburg
county cows.
On the Adamson raid. Dowell was
accompanied by Deputy United States
Marshal Crockett Lee, Jill Phebus, and
Jack Larrison, all OF whom vouch for
the veracity OF the facts alleged fol
lowing the raid on producers OF Choc
tAw beer in that mining camp. A few
houses were caught by surprise, bu,
word Travelled down the line fast when
once the presence OF the raiding party
was noticed In the town. A dozen OF
more owners OF precious supplies OF
The Daily Ardmoreite. [volume] (Ardmore, Okla.) 1893-current, 1922-11-02
QUICK RELIEF FROM
CONSTIPATION
Get DR.. Edwards Olive Tablets

That is the joyful cry Of thousands
since DR.. Edwards produced Olive
Tablets, the substitute for calomel.
DR.. Edwards, practicing physician
for II years and calomel's old.time
enemy, discovered the formula for Olive
Tablets while treating patients for
chronic constipation and torpid livers.
DR.. Edwards Olive Tablets do not
contain calomel, but healing, soothing
vegetable laxative.
No gripping is the keynote" OF these
little sugar-coated. olive-colored tab
lets. They cause the bowels and liver to
act normally. They never force them
to unnatural action.
Ifyou have dark brown mouth -
bad breath-a dull, tired feeling-sick
headache-torpid liver-constipation.
you'll find quick, sure and pleasant re,
suits from one or two OF DR.. Edwards
Olive Tablets at bedtime.
Thousands take them every night Just
to keep right. Try them. l5c and 3Oc'
The Daily Ardmoreite. [volume] (Ardmore, Okla.) 1893-current, 1922-11-02
DECREASE.
NOT So BIG NOW
Assistant Postmaster Claims
Erroneous Report Had Been
Published Concerning
Savings.

wASHTNGToN-Postal Saving de.
posits continue 10 shrink. but the de.
crease during the quarter ended Sep.
tember 30. was smaller than In any
three months period since March 1919.
when deposits reached the peak. As
sistant Postmaster General Glover de
clared today in statement which said
erroneous unofficial reports as to the
postal savings decline had been publish
cd. Deposits In March, 1919. reached
the unprecedented figure Of si7e.S26. .57l
declining gradually since to sis5,s25.
GOO on September 30.
The decrease" Mr.. Glover stated. 4.
due to a very large extent TO thre,
causes. namely. extremely heavy with
The Daily Ardmoreite. [volume] (Ardmore, Okla.) 1893-current, 1922-11-02
Hall too Small.

There are said to be s4s spoken Ian
guages or dialects in the world.
The Daily Ardmoreite. [volume] (Ardmore, Okla.) 1893-current, 1922-11-02
DELvES INTO HISTORY
OF DAYS LONG GONE

JAY, okla-Dr Emmett Starr OF Ok.
lahoma City, spent several days here
this week, checking up some land titles.
Dr. Starr In one of the few Cherokee
historians OF his day. having coinplot.
ed a complete history Of the Cherokecs.
lie is at present working on the early
history OF the Choteau family. ances'
tors OF which laid the foundation for
Kansas City and 81. Louis He il also
searching for data on the early history
Of Salina, in Mayes county. which he
says was founded a hundred years
ago.
The Daily Ardmoreite. [volume] (Ardmore, Okla.) 1893-current, 1922-11-02

drawals in those offices adjacent to the
coal fields; decreased deposits at the
large railway oenters and finally. the
recent Withdrawals OF the old issue
OF the treasury saving certificates pay
Ing 4a per cent and the issuing Of a
new series under date of October l. at
the reduced rate OF interest OF 4 pet
cent.
The Daily Ardmoreite. [volume] (Ardmore, Okla.) 1893-current, 1922-11-02
MAYES WILL PROMOTE
DAIRYING INDUSTRY

PRYOR, Okla.-The Pryor CONNER
cial club, at it MONDAY luncheon re-
Gently mapped out a definite construc.
tive program. 1t was decided to get
back of the board of county commits.
sioners in their program to have 1S9
miles OF hard surfaced roads built in a
period OF seven years. The other oh.
jective OF the club is to put its energies
behind the dairy industry in Mayes
county.
The Daily Ardmoreite. [volume] (Ardmore, Okla.) 1893-current, 1922-11-02
EAST CENTRAL TEACHERS
HOLD ANNUAL MEETING

ADA-Between 1900 and l.500 teach.
ers. expected for the seventh annual
meeting OF East Central Educational
Association were arriving in Aca We'd
nesday night.
The meeting opens Thursday night
at 73o at East Central college and will
end Saturday.
The Daily Ardmoreite. [volume] (Ardmore, Okla.) 1893-current, 1922-11-02

AS against more than 1000 deaths
in the co,~,try yearly in railroad acci.
dents. there are $1,000 deaths due to
disease spread by insect carriers.
The Daily Ardmoreite. [volume] (Ardmore, Okla.) 1893-current, 1922-11-02
rings AND GUN
NOT EXPLAINED
in MURDER CASE
Authorities Still Puzzled By
Features in Double Death;
Mother Not Is Yet
Satisfied.

HAVRE, Neutrality-suspicious. features
OF the double killing early Friday OF
the Rev. Leonard Jacob Chriter
and Mrs. Carleton, q member Of
his congregation. still puzzle authori.
ties here today. When a coroner's
jury Saturday night returned a verdict
TO the effect that Mrs. Carleton did
the shooting while under the influence
OF an over dose OF sleeping powders,
the matter appeared closed. Mrs. Car
Icons mother. Mrs. Joseph Hyle. Of
Butte. was not satisfied and asked fur
ther investigation.
Bullet Ranges Down.
Within the past - hours, It was
shown that the bullet which killed Mrs
Carleton had been fired downward. not
directly into her body upward. as had
The husband OF the dead woman. form.
or District Judge Frank r. Carleton,
issued In California. a statement assert.
ing that Mrs. Carleton had confessed TO
him her love for Rev. Mr.. Chrlstler and
had intiInated that her love was re-
turned. Mr.. Carleton condemned what
he characterized as an attempt "a
"whitewash Mr.. Christler's character. -
Ownership OF the gun which was used
in tho killing Ia another mystery. II
was not known TO have been Mrs. earle
tons, Mrs. Pyle also has claimed that
diamond rings which Mrs. Carleton was
seen wearing Thursday evening hay,
not been found and she was suggested
that II the rings were taken from Mrs
Cartoons hand after the shooting. th,
revolver might have been placed In ia,
open PLAN at the same time.
Hall too Small.
The only story OF the shooting told >,
FAR was that Of Mrs. Christler said I,
have been the only other person in tn,
Chrstler house at the time She ha,
her back toward Mr. Christler and Mrs
Carleton when she heard two shots an,
turned TO see Mrs. Carleton fall, sh
told the coroner's jury.
City officials and physicians wh,
answered Mrs. Chrstler's telephon
call. after the shooting. found the bodle
in a small hall. In which, the chief o
police testified at the inquest. thor
would not have been room for thir
person.
The Bennington evening banner. (Bennington, Vt.) 19??-1961, 1922-03-30
In the oay'c News

Hoffman Philip, who .fas been trans.
erred from TIE position Of United
states Minister to Colombia to sim.
lar post IN Uruguay is one OF the
groap OF American young men with
social standing and "A personal income.
who entered the diplomatic service as
z career" during the days whea
President Rooseve ana Taft were On.
c0uragng such action. He had been ed
qcated at Cambridge University. Eng.
land and had made a good record I'D
t.a Spanish-Amercan war. serving
with Roosevelt IN Cuba. He entered
the diplomatic service in 1901. a;
yice-consul al Tangiers. Morocco. and
when he lei! in 1903 he was secretary
Of legat on and cousular-general. For
a year he was miuister-resident and
consu.-general TO Abyssinia, and then
he was shifted TO South America
From 1910 10 1912 he was stationed
IN Ccnstantinopie t1en returned 10
Washington for season to be head
OF the division Of Near Eastern affairs
Another period OF several years al
Constantnop!e was followed in ASH
by his appointment to Colombia.
The Bennington evening banner. (Bennington, Vt.) 19??-1961, 1922-03-30
ENJOY YOUR MEALS
AND EAT WHAT YOU LIKE

How often you meet people who
are continually worrying about what
they can eat, and what they cannot
cat. Thousands suffer so much from
stomach troubles that they have to
abstain from eating almost every
thing they like 70 all who are thus
afflicted, we would urgently recon-
mend them to try natures remedy,
SEVEN Banks II will prompt
set the stomach TO rights, promote
healthy action Of the organs Of di-
gcstiou, and enable you to eat your
iavoritc dish without unpleasant
after effects.
Indigestion, trouble with fhe kid
news or liver, makes you very de-
spondent and feel that life IS not
worth living, and you often feel that
you would be willing 10 go without
riches II you could only be well
again. The small sum OF 90 cents in
vested in bottle of SEVEN
BARKS and take from 10 to 20
drops in a little water after meals,
should put you on the road to re-
covery and good health.
SEVEN BARKS is not a cure-all,
but il has been very reliable
stomach, liver and kidney remedy
for nearly fifty years; it is made
from the extracts of different kinds
Of roots and herbs, scientifically
Blended.
Leading DRUGGISTS sell SEVEN
BARKS. don't iail 10 give it trial.
The Bennington evening banner. (Bennington, Vt.) 19??-1961, 1922-03-30
Today's Events

Centenary OF the birth o. Ferdinand
Schumacher, German immigrant
who became the oatmeal king Of
America.
Two hundred and twenty-five years
ago today Hannah Duston, the Hayer.
Hill heroine, made her escape from the
Indians after staying nne Of them
large party Of eminent chemists
OF the United States ana Canada viii
leave Washington today for Birmiae.
ham, Ala, to attend the annual con
yention Of the American Chemical So
ciety.
Injunction proceedings to restrain
A. c. Townley president o. TIE Nat.
ional Nonpart!san league, from inter-
ferng with Of attempting 10 take pos
session Of the Fargo Courier.Ncws will
come up for hearing in court at Fargo
today.
The merits OF the courts OF indust-
rial relations for the settlement Of
disputes between employees and EN-.
ployers VII be the subject Of debate
at 81. Louis tonght between student
teams Washington University and
the University oi Southern California.
Special honors viii mark the arrival
IN New York today of the transport
Cambria. carrying the last o. the
bodies Of American soldiers killed in
France to be returned for burial al
home. Mai Gen. Billiard. commanding
the Second Corps Area will be ia
charge of the ceremonies.