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hurley BOWLER, DELIBERATE LIAR
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nt invitation Dewey Dewey DoT% P a to aS %s
drove Burnley to Wolf Point where ne TOOK NE Tram
0 when Burnley arrived in Helena the Repp6-
can convention It was the 1 P 3y Hem5{ v SNSeo the
oscar Collins had gotten credentials State COmmttena
from sheridan County by He doubt told Burey
no" " Baey placed his proxy before the
Crednta Committee Of the kepubIcaR e9nyeR h ~ %
upon he was va feo[d sb aRa ae aeDoo ~
me The report of Crednta Committee printed in the
Helena Herald the DixonLansum daily was printed
published daily in the state ms report showed ~
seated B On n the Tecesses Of the Republican convention Baldwin
LaFoee conference occurred and BuTley PFfsend his ION
that conference and was seated and made mnse % &
his yiTOc attack Sen Taylor and Sfn AnG O Sn5 G
himself appointed on the La fT 3 "u'S'S ~ anu VANS
TACT % Producers News saw the reports of BowIer= sitting
Republican Henry Shpseads II took the re-
inc in the matter reported ed
oTaiy.
Henry Ss mp saw Inc pP b imin Of the Character
Of Bowler language that ne to
Bowler caught in trap His lying and fraudulent and
criminal a last had caught him in its Jaws
brains of Nyqus Bennett Bowler others exricate him and
his face for the rest Of the campaign
He could not deny that a could 5 not say that ve he ha ID Sn
Burley call Shpstead liar and insist that he had
tended the Repaban this forged proxy
setting Republican convention also embaass
ing. He had invitation to the La Toilette conference.
He admitted attending the La conference published
attacked Dn oon in BouS article and devoted several columns
his to denas.
Blu facts
hurley BOWLER ATTENDED THE REPUBLICAN CON
VENTION ON A PROXY OF HENRY SHIPSTEAD THAT PROXY
WAS EITHER GENUINE OR 1T WAS FORGED.
HENRY SHIPSTEAD SAYS THAT HE DID NOT SIGN
PROXY TO BOWLER.
BOWLER NOW SAYS HE DID NOT SIT IN THE REPUB-
LICAN CONVENTION
THE REPORT OF THE REPUBLICAN CONVENTION GRE
DENTAL COMMITTEE, PRINTED IN ALL OF THE PAPERS OF
THE STATE. SHOW THAT HE DID.
BOWLER DID SIT IN THE LA TOILETTE CONFERENCE,
AND He ADMITS 1T.
OTHERS IN THE LA TOILETTE CONFERENCE TRIED TO
DENY THAT BOWLER WAS THERE THEY ARE ASHAMED
or HIM.
Collins has denied that Burey sat in the Republican
convention n any supported Bureys denial
Gov. Dixon has to Burley's
DR.. Lanstrum has written letter vindicating Burnley
Chairman DOwln Secretary Allen of the Republican
committee have their signatures written that Bowler
seated in the convention Shipsead's proxy.
BOWLER AND NYQUIST SAYS is TRUE
WHY DON'T THEY GET 1T?
WHEN hurley BOWLER SAYS THAT HE DID NOT SIT
IN THE REPUBLICAN CONVENTION ON A PROXY PURPORT
ING TO HAVE BEEN SIGNED BY SHIPSTEAD HE DELIBER
ATELY LIES
HE KNOWS THAT HE LIES.
SAM NYQUIST KNOWS THAT HE LIES.
BOTH KNOW THAT THIS PROXY WAS FORGED. BOW
LER KNOWS FORGED IT. AND HE KNOWS THAT THE
FORGING is A PENTTENTIARY OEFENSE.
only lie that Bowler and Nyquis involved in
hhere them, but Burnley and Sam caught
in this instance red handed
THEY WILL BE CAUGHT IN MORE.
The producers news. [volume] (Plentywood, Mont.) 1918-1937, 1924-10-10
ED WERSON FOR
CO. COMMISSIONER

Probably no other Office is mere
important than that of County Com
missioner with the exception of that
of District Judge. For that reason
it behooves every voter in the county
to give special consideration to that
office
The producers news. [volume] (Plentywood, Mont.) 1918-1937, 1924-10-10
PAUL WILL BE
ELECTED BY NEAR
LY 1000 MAJORITY

Paul who is a brilliant young Plen-
tywood attorney, and who will be cleo
ted Judge of the Twentieth Judicial
District on November 4th, returned
from a trip through Roosevelt and
Daniels counties last Saturday. and re-
ports that he finds sentiment in favor
of his candidacy very gratifying.
The producers news. [volume] (Plentywood, Mont.) 1918-1937, 1924-10-10
WARD-ROWLEY

Phillip Ward and Inger Rowley
were united in marriage at the Evan
gellcal Parsonage Friday evening Oc-
tober 3rd. M. o. Siewert oficiated.
The young couple are educators of
Sheridan county Mr.. Ward is the
seventh and eighth grade instructor
OF the Medicine Lake school. We wish
tne newlyyeds a happy and prosperous
hfe as they row LIES canoe together.
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NOTICE

The Antelope Community Fair has
been postponed until Friday, October
31st, for the reason that the farmers
throughout the Antelope territory are
TOO busy at this time threshing.
w. H. BESSIRE, Secy.
The producers news. [volume] (Plentywood, Mont.) 1918-1937, 1924-10-10

Municipalities county viii bsyvos+
approximately 100000 bushels of
wheat 10000 more than last wear.
Yields run close to average Of 90
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The Producers News is read nv
1000 people in Sheridan County alone.
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CHALLENGE

l hereby challenge Elwood
House of Outlook to meet me at
any place at any time for A
wrestling match. For terms and
arrangements please communicate
with the undersigned at Plenty
wood, Montana.
JOHN DEEGEN.
Frazier, Montana.
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A dollar spent with the bOycOtters
Is dollar to be used against you.-
Boycott the bOycOtters.
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LOCAL MARKETS

Friday, October 10, 1924
Wheat No. 1 Northern
The Birmingham age-herald., 1924-08-08
FINANCIAL
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STOCK MAINTENANCE c s'
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REAL ESTATE-RENT J APARTMENTS AND FLATS .;
CAREER APARTMENTS

BUsINEss PRoPERTT T0i
The Birmingham age-herald., 1924-08-08

WEST END-ARL1NGToN New bungalow; has bedrooms. living room, dining room, kitchen, sun parlor tile bath. tile porch. Aroola heat, garage, large lot. Will rent for SIS. 0eo. 0. Mabry R. B. Co., 20S-7 Farley Bldg. Main 26T2.
SveÌŒt = World. [volume] (Cleveland, Ohio) 1911-1939, 1924-06-11
NEVEkf v LEcBU RAKO-
why.

Philadelphia, 10. Gervna.-
Move serum objevene DR.. T.
J. Gloverem, neni We skutec-
nosti lekem pro rakovinu, die
lekari, kteri spolupracovali s
DIR. Gloverem pfi zkouseni no.
.veho leku. DR.. M. P. Warmth
a DR.. J. F. Donnelly, ktefi
zkouseli serum ma vice nez 100
pacientech We zdejsi nemoc-
nici pro leceni zaludecnich
chorob, vyjadrili politovani
mad predcasnym rozhlasenim
vlastnosti sera, jichz We sku-
tecnosti nema.
SveÌŒt = World. [volume] (Cleveland, Ohio) 1911-1939, 1924-06-11
PLATFORMA Sen. IAFOLLETTA.
BYLA PREDL0 zENA VcERA RES0l ut-
nlMU vIB0RU k0NVENcE.
REAKCIONARI il UVfTALI SYKOTEM
APOSMECHEM.

Ia sykou posmesneho pokfkovani republikanskych
deegatd. guverner Blaine Wisconsin, pfedozn NSera
vrh plaformy onoho statu resolucnmu vybou nrodn
publikanske konvence Nepfateska demonstrae nasedo
vaa one konvencni sni kde ozyalo voan
radikaly kdyz wsconsnska delegace nepovsaa p onom
odavci feti prozatimnho pedsedy Burona kdy dovo
val sjednocenosti srany.
Wisconsnska deegace oznamila vcera vecer ze zdpas
bude podnknut konvenc podanm navrhu ma vyvolavan
jmen ably plaoma senaora La Foeta bya nahrazena "a
kterou pedlozi resolucnf vybor Die pravde diva il
ne staty mNsi podporovati Wisconsin, moho edna
tomto navrhu.
Kdyz guverner Blaine pfeee platformu We schaz vybo
resouce radnci odchaze sve mso, oval sy
kot roztrouseny sotva ysieny ale vzrsta
tem6r vseobecnym tez nekolk posmesnych vykkn
zvalo. Edgar Adams, Glen narodnho vyboru Oregon
vyskoci zada ably hozena bya zpet wisconsin,
ske deegac avsak Smoo poutil prose
de kdyz spravnym zpdsobcm byla pfedozena satn dele
gaci.
Platforma pfedozena wisconsinskou deegaci obsahue
vsechny zname prncpy enatora La Foea nez booval
cey svi zivot vadni vastncvi zeeznc reformu da-
nj tax ably uvaleny byy havne bohastv omezeni moc
nejvyssho soudu VIOLENT federanich soudcI dem hGu
nkol rokd odvoan EschCumminsoya zeieznie
fnho zakona. opravu cenfh6 zakaz spekuovxni
sporech mez denictvem zamestnavatel bonus
slouzilce zskani penez uvalenm dan bohace IVY
SEMI dan dedictv tax ably bylo hromaden bo
hatstvi do rukou maho poctu ednotvc prGpav cd vel
kych jezer Mexickemu zalvu konecne zada patforma,
ably reerendem rozhodovalo vpovezeni vaky krone
ppadl nepateskeho vpadu do revisi smlouvy Ver
salske dohodnut nym narody imz valka byla by
haSena zlocn ucnen konec nucenemu odvodu ably
ruceno byo verejne p rozhoovani mru neb
vace.
vzhledem k nedavnym udaostem Washingtone pravf
prvnch dvou odstavcich platfomy wsconsnske dele
ace:
2. Siibujeme vymozeni. zpet oejnych a vsech
edboru vnitra jnch vykonnych odvetvch vlady Poza
dujeme ably federan vlad bylo pouzvano zdrceni
soukromeho monopolu, niko k jeho podporovani
2. Slbueme ~vymzoen zpet oenych vsech
cast majetku naroda ez byy podvodn6 neb
konte zadany inak nezakonite preneseny kontrou
souromch zamd razne sthani vsech veejnych lrednik
soukromych obcand korporac z nell lcast techto pre-
~ & <-aa rs J. , 3
SveÌŒt = World. [volume] (Cleveland, Ohio) 1911-1939, 1924-06-11
LETECKE MANEVRY MAD
CLEVELANDEM.

5 Til armadni aeroplany, tvo-
tici oddil prvni letecke stihaci
skadrony, pfiletly vcera do Gle
velandu snesly Sc ma Marti-
move letisti. Pfilet vykonan byl
6plne bez nehod, az pocasi
bylo vcera znacn9 nepfiznive.
Lefty provedeny byly jiz dopo-
ledne o II. hodin9 a druhy We
$50 odp., kdy delegati kon-
vence byli ma projizd'ce jezer-
MIN parnikem Seeandbee.
z Washingtonu Sc vsak o.
znamuje. ze nejv9tsi americ-
|ka vzducholod' Shenandoah
"a trvani republikanskeho sje-
zdu do Clevelandu nepfileti.
SveÌŒt = World. [volume] (Cleveland, Ohio) 1911-1939, 1924-06-11
zAHUBENI PovoDNf.

Bluefield, w. Va, TO-. serv-
ma. - Dev6t osob, mezi mimi
jedna celia rodina 0 sedmi Gle
mech, bylo zahubeno. q asi diva
Get obydli podemleto a od-
neseno v Mcdowell a Mercer
okresich pri povodni, jez ma
sledovala pritrz mracen vcera
Obrovska hromada bridlice Sc
.sritila ma obydli rodiny a roz-
tristila ie. Diva muzi pokusi-
Ii Sc Q zachraneni nest'astni-
XII, kdyz v tom druha hroma-
da bfidlice Sc srftila pohrbi-
la je.
SveÌŒt = World. [volume] (Cleveland, Ohio) 1911-1939, 1924-06-11

.,(Potud depese Spojeneho
tisku. Zmineny p. Keating byl
osobne znam pisateli tohoto.
Ia akce osvobozenske byl ja-
kymsi reklamnim agentem to-
hoto hnuti mezi Americany,
vyborn6 placenym. Sesli jsme
Sc " Omaze, kdy "a lcelem
rozmluvy 0 mistni situaci po-
volal mas do hotelu, kde .po ne
kolik dni bydlel. Nenf nam
vsak znamo, byl-li Keating We
spojeni ceskoslovenskou Via
dou v posledni dobe.)
SveÌŒt = World. [volume] (Cleveland, Ohio) 1911-1939, 1924-06-11
ZATOPA v AKRONU.

Akron, O., 10. cervna. =
Skoda odhadovana ma $1,000,
900 byla zpdsobena povodni,
jez dnes vecer nasledovala po
jednom z nejvetsich lijaki,
jaky Sc zde kdy snesl. Dest'
zacal. Sc liti oblak v $3.50, a
trval al do 10 hodin. Dlazba
ma n6kterych ulicich- byla W.
mleta, sklepy zatopeny a Get
ne domy v zapadni casti mes
ia podemlety.
SveÌŒt = World. [volume] (Cleveland, Ohio) 1911-1939, 1924-06-11
ZAJfMAVY OBJEV POD
KREMLEM.

Londyn, 10. cervna. - Jak
oznamuje Sc z Moskvy, SOVIET
ske lfady phi vykopavkach
pro Leninovu hrobku ucinily
pozoruhodne objevy pod zde-
mi Kremlu v Moskve. SOVIET
ska vl&da Sc rozhodla, ze w
stavf velikou hrobku pro lie
nina. JED ma se st&ti jskymsi
bolsevickym chrAmem. Phi ko
pant Sc zjistilo, ze legendamf
SveÌŒt = World. [volume] (Cleveland, Ohio) 1911-1939, 1924-06-11

'podzemni Kreml", jenz po-
die tradice obsahuje nesmirne
poklady z DOLBY stredov9kych
card, skutecn6 existuje. Cast
Leninovy hrobky vede ku We
Ii Kaja We zdi Kremlu. Kdyz
odstran9no bylo smetf a st9rk,
architekti shledali, ze neni
moznym dostati Sc na dino. Ru-
sti arch4eologove zjistili pax,
ze nAeh&xejfcf Sc tam schody
vedou do podzemnfho Kremlu
8 nesmfrnyn1i jeskyn9mi, tu-
nelly q pokladnami, o nichz Sc
SveÌŒt = World. [volume] (Cleveland, Ohio) 1911-1939, 1924-06-11
kADENf TORNADO.

Riverton, Kas., 10. cervna.
Nekplik doml bylo srovnano
Sc zemi, tri budovy poskoze-
ny a pet osob utrpelo zraneni,
ma stesti lehka, kdyz tornado
prehnalo sc pres toto mesto
vCera vecer.
SveÌŒt = World. [volume] (Cleveland, Ohio) 1911-1939, 1924-06-11

kongresu neni zasouzena, ponvadz mnohych dilezch
ejich neovladala v9snu zadn6m odv6tv
kongresu."
Rec kongresnika Burona kera bya klcovou notou pfi
st repubkanske poicke kapane, najde konkretniho
jadfeni patfo9 ez nepochybn6 bude prata dnes Re:
Butonova vlbec cee ednan konvenc byo zfeteln6 sly
se ma uici ma zapadn Auditora jakoz nmest
pomoci radia ozvukovych ploten.
SveÌŒt = World. [volume] (Cleveland, Ohio) 1911-1939, 1924-06-11
ZNAMY REDAKTOR KEAT-i
ING UMfRA.

Pariz, 10. cervna. - James
Heating, jenz vystupoval zde
jako redaktor: jisttho newyor-
sk&ho. magszinu, drive We spo-
jeni S sceskoslovenskou vl4dou,
umira zde n&sledksm pozitf
velk6 davky veronalu.
Imperial Valley press., 1924-08-14
Federal Officers
TO Probe White
Luther Relations

!. LOS ANGELES, Aug. 14.-Fol-
lowing the revelations made during
the 100000 breach of contract suit
brought by Ann Luther, film actress
against Millionaire. jack White,
federal agents are to obtain a tran
script of the whole proceedings to-
day and begin q systematic probe
into the trip from New York City
to California taken by the pair in
1922.
Judge Valentine, when dismiss
ing the case yesterday under the
statute of fraud, declared that "all
the conduct so far Indicated. of
both the principals, shows that one
of the reconsideration for entering
into the proposeG contract was that
of Illicit relationship
The couples alleged trans-con-
tinental trip, during which Miss
Luther and White occupied the same
drawing room, at least from Chicago
in the opinion of Judge Valentine,
is to be further ,probed by the
government for Mann act prosecu-
tion, according to Lucien III. Wheel
er, agent in charge of the depart
ment of justice.
Imperial Valley press., 1924-08-14
= San Diego Greets Imperial Valley
LIBERAL PRIZES
TO BE OFFERED
AT STATE FAIR

The premium lists for the Cali
fornia state fair are available and
the state agricultural society is of
fering prizes amounting to $105S.5t
in cash in addition to gold. silevr
and bronze medals in each class of
exhibits in butter, cheese, milk and
cream.
The amount of money offered is
divided into cash prizes amounting
to $423.50 for butter exhibits; 1910
for cheese, and $227.50 for market
milk and cream. In addition spe-
cial prizes jre offered for milk
dealers exhibit in which four bot
ties of milk or cream from five or
more regular patrons of the dealer
shall constitute an exhibit; dairy
inspectors class consisting of ex-
hibits from dairymeh in districts
supervised by dairy inspectors, and
displays of dairy products.
Milk and cream exhibits shall CON
sist of four pint bottles of milk and
four half pint bottles of cream, and
must be well iced to insure delivery
in proper condition. They must be
shipped not later than Monday,
August %, to the director in charge
of dairy exhibit, Consumers Tee &
Cold Storage Company, Sacramento.
Cheese, Too
Butter and cheese exhibits are to
be shipped to arrive not later than
6 p. m. on Friday, August %, di-
rected to the Dairy Building, State
Fair Grounds, Sacramento.
An effort is being made to make
this exhibit Of dairy products the
best in the history Of the State
Fair. All producers and distribu-
tors of milk and cream and manu-
facturers of butter and chees are
being encouraged to send their ex-
hibits to the fair for competitive
scoring. The cash prizes and med
ais are valuable and this contest
offers an opportunity for exhibitors
to compare the quality of their pro-
ducts with those sold by other
dairymen of the state.
The judging of those exhibits will
be under the supervision of the
Dairy Industry Division, University
of California.
Application blanks and exhibitors
cards for labelling and shipping of
boxes can be secured from the
State Agricultural Society, Sacra-
mento.
Imperial Valley press., 1924-08-14

reach the exit tunnel where further
treatment will be given.
The demonstration will be as close
to reality as possible. Many of the
actors will be veterans of the safety
work at the Argonaut disaster two
years ago, while others will be SEN
ior students of the University of
California school of mines.
Safety equipment of the Bureau
of Mines will be rushed to Sacra-
mento as though hundreds Of min
er's lives were in danger.
The demonstration to be given on
q scale never before attempted Will
last an hour, being staged daily and
open to the public. Aside from its
vital interest to mining men, it will
be Of great educational value to
those who have had to be content
heretofore to read about mining
tragedies.
Imperial Valley press., 1924-08-14
Safety in Mines
Demonstrated by
Mining Congress

i SACRAMENTO, Aug. 14.-Peo-
| pie who have never been down in a
mining shaft usually think Of min
ing as one of the most hazardous
OF occupations. But safety methods
/ Tor mines have made such big ad-
Vances in the last few years that
men who toll far below the earth 8
surface are in no greater danger. as
I q rule, than those who fare forth
to sea or who follow the more pro-
sale occupations on land.
How safe mining has become and
what is done to rescue miners when
a disaster occurs in a mine will be
demonstrated by the United States
Bureau of Mines in Sacramento the
week of September 30, when the
bureau will stage, a spectacular de-.
monstration daily as q feature of
the National Exposition of Mines
and Mining Equipment, to be held
IN connection with the Twenty
Seventh annual convention of the
American Mining Congress.
Spectators will see miners at
work on the stops of mine, a.
cross section of which will be built
in the exposition tent. Suddenly
an explosion will occur. 1t will
knock the miners off their feet and
as they recover from the first
shock, they will stagger and fall
unconscious from the fumes when,
though realistic, will be harmless
for the demonstration.
Behind Plate Glass
/ Then the safety crews will break
through, enter the gas filled cham
Der, which is to be sealed and wall
ed off with plate glass to make it
visible to spectators. First aid
treatment win be given, and they
will be carried down the ladders
from one level to another until they
Imperial Valley press., 1924-08-14
Gives
Endorsement to
La Toilette, LA.
ny United Press Leased Wire

Los ANGELES, Aug. 14.-Adyo-
eating Senator Robert M. La Fol.
lette for the United States presi-
dcncy, Rudolph Spreekels, San
Francisco banker, vehemently de-
nouneed the Republican and Demo
cratic parties at a meeting of La
Toilette supporters here yesterday.
'.Thc Republican, and Demoratic
parties today are one in everything
but name. Get on the band wagon
of either one and you will land at
the same destination Wall Street, y
Spreckels said.
During his address Spreckels de-
nounced many Of the activities Of
Imperial Valley press., 1924-08-14

Niles, Alameda county, is to in
corporate as q city of the sixth class.
Imperial Valley press., 1924-08-14
Arensberg Natl.
Commander at e.
A. r. Convention
ny United Press Leased Wire

BOSTON, Mass, Aug. IA. - DIR.
Louis s. Arensberg, past command
er of the Pennsylvania department,
was elected national commander of
the G. A. r. today at an execu-
tive session of the 5Sth national en-
campment.
The veterans then chose Grand
Rapids, Mich, as the city where
the national encampment in 1925
will be held. San Francisco and
San Diego put up q strenuous battle
70 have the veterans meet in Cali
fornia next year but were defeated
There were two other candidates
fer national commander besides DIR.
Arensberg,. one was John B. Inman,
Springfield, ILL.,, past commander of
the department of Illinois, and f.
L. Hawk, past commander of the
Nevada and California departments.
John Reese of Nebraska was elect
ed junior vice commander on the
first ballot.
At the meeting Of the Women S
Relief Corps Mrs. Grace b. Willard
of Los angeles was elected ma
tional president. She defeated Mrs.
Isabel w. Ball of Washington.
MANY a pink complexion hides a
Imperial Valley press., 1924-08-14

Many a pink complexion hides a
blue glrl green with envy.
Imperial Valley press., 1924-08-14

Close to 1000 carloads of green
fruit will be shipped from the Terra
Bella district Of Tulare county this
season, including plums, peaches and
grapes.
The Indianapolis times. [volume] (Indianapolis [Ind.]) 1922-1965, 1924-01-25

woman Of unsound mind and there
fore not responsible for her confes-
sion, Mrs. LELAND is happy because
OF the testimony of DR.. Thor Roth
stein. an alienist, who Thursday tes-
titled he had given Mrs. LELAND a
thorough examination and could not
say that she Is insane.
This woman is highly emotional
and intensely religious" he said. 81
believe she would be easily in
fiuenced, especially by such a person
as her pastor. But her mind is clear
ana sound"
Tells Of Insanity"
The Rev. James B. McKendry's tes-
umony was designed to prove Mrs
Leland was insane. The witness told
OF working with her on various church
activities. He said she seemed to
suffer from mental lapses, was morose
and by other actions indicated she
might not be mentally sound.
When asked for specific Instances,
Rev. McKendry said that at social
functions Mrs. Leland stood by her
self with a vacant stare in her eyes.
He also said she did not get along
at social functions, but admitted her
church work was satisfactory.
Rev. McKendry readily admitted he
was a friend OF Rev. Case and was
anxious to clear him and the church.
The Indianapolis times. [volume] (Indianapolis [Ind.]) 1922-1965, 1924-01-25

NEVER NEGLECT A CHEST COLD.
IN If allowed to chang on it means lung
tissue weakened, air passages predisPosed to
infection. There is then danger of pneumonia
and pneumonia is now more deadly than
tuberculosis.
When a cold goes down deep, with soreness,
tighr breathing and heavy, hollow cough, apply
hot wet towels over throat and chest to open
the pores of the skin.
Massage briskly with Vicks for FIVE minutes,
then spread on thickly and cover with two
thickneSses of hot flannel cloths. Leave the bed
clothing loose about the neck SO that the vaPors
arising may be freely inhaled. These vaPors,
inhaled with each breath, carry the medication
directly to the affected parts.
AT the same time the penetrative and stimu-
lative effect ofVicks through the skin increases
the circulation of the blood throughout the
chest region, and thus helps to relieve the tight
ness and congestion.
The Indianapolis times. [volume] (Indianapolis [Ind.]) 1922-1965, 1924-01-25
PASTORS EyPRESS
REGRET At LOSS
OF REV. DAWSON
Former Minister ofEngIeWUod
Church VIII Go to Oak
Park, III.

Regret that the Rev. F. z. Dawson
Is leaving Indianapolis is expressed In
a letter from a committee Of the In
dianapolis Christian Ministers Associ-
alton today. --.--.~--- ---~= --~
The Rev. Mr.. Dawson left the pas
torate Of the Englewood Christian
Church several months ago. He VIII
take charge Of a church in Oak Park,
III, near Chicago. Feb. l.
The committee expressed deep re-
greet in loosing you from our Indian
apolis fellowship. But we also wish to
extend to you our congratulations in
receiving a can to such a large field
Of service as you are now entering
In Chicago.
1--WE have appreciates the great
work which you have accomplished, in
indianapolis, and assure you it viii
not be forgotten. We have appre.
ciated your leadership in the field Of
church organization and finance
Your Christian spirit and whole
some fellowship has meant much, not
only to our own organization, but to
the religious life of our city. We an
tcipate for you a great work in Chi
cago. and wish for you the greatest
Joy and the happiest of fellowships.
&C. G. Baker. chairman; Linn Trip.
Ephriam Lowe"