Indianapolis Times, Volume 38, Number 107, Indianapolis, Marion County, 10 August 1926 — Page 3

I'Ajft. 10, 1926

J.EVIATHAN TO BE LEGION FLAGSHIP Heads Fleet for 1927 Paris Convention Jaunt. The Leviathan, largest steamship tn the world, will be the official flag- - fehip of the fleet of trans-Atlantic Vessels that will carry 30.000 veterans to the American Legion' national convention in Paris in 1927. BowInan Elder, chairman of the Legion's French travel committee, announced today. On this ship will travel many Indianapolis residents, as it has been assigned to national officials of the Legion and its auxiliary and the Forty and Eight, alljvith headquarters here. Embarkation for the journey of the Legion will be by State contingents, a definite quota being assigned to each State based on membership in the Legion during 1926. Thp seven official ports of embarkation will be Montreal, Boston, New York, Hampton Roads, Charleston. Jacksonville and Houston or Galveston with New Orleans as a port ofycall. The estimated time required for the trip to France, convention trips to hattleftelds and cemeteries and return is four weeks. Return trip tickets will be good for a period Df about two months after the conRADIO DEALERS MEET Central Indiana Representatives Hear Talks at Session. Atwater-Kent Radio dealers of rentral Indiana met Monday at the Lincoln. Talks were made by L. A. Pratt Df the Atwater-Kent Manufacturing Company; H. P. Humphries, Pooley Company; Alvin Zinkan, National Carbon Company; Paul Niehoff, Electron Battery Charger Company, Ts Bish. National Cash Register Company, and L. T. Schaefer, sales man pger, H. T. Electric Company. This Was thl? gecond meeting under the auspices of the H. T. Electric Oom pany, local jobbers of Atwater-Kent radio and Pooley cabinets. The meeting closed with a banquet. About 150 dealers attended. MISERABLE ALL * OVER BODY DUE TO RHEUMATISM Local Man Suffered Intense Pains, but Says Konjola Completely Relieved Him. “I was a vicnm of rheumatism for ha long time, and Konjola was the Ponly medicine that completely relieved me, so I cannot help but praise suqh a wonderful remedy,” said Mr. Harry Harvey, well known Indianapolis citizen, living at 1616

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Williams St., this city, during a re- I feent conversation with the Konjola Man at Hook's dritg store, Pennsylvania and Market Sts., Indianapolis, Where crowds are calling daily to Ifind out about this celebrated new compound. "I was miserable all over my body,” continued Mr. Harvey, “for thjs rheumatlsnj centered In my limbs, arms* shoulders and back. My legs would draw up and cramp and pain. Many nights I would walk the floor three hours at a ffme, trying to get relief. The leaders and . muscles of my hip* and legs would seem to Jerk and twist with the suf * wfering I went through. The joints and my knees and ankles were Bwollen, and besides this rheumatism, I was always sore across my back, because my kidneys were in poor condition, and my general health failed so bad that I couldn’t leat or digest food right. Finally I had to give up my work (I .am a railroad repairman) and I was so down-cast and worried, for nothing Would help me. ‘‘l heard about Konjola and the Wonderful results other Indianapolis people were getting from this medicine. I started taking it as directed and I showed signs of improvement the second day. Every time I took a dose of Konjola it seemed that J could feel this medicine working through my whole system. When I had taken 3 bottles I made up my mind to indorse Konjola to the public, for it is the %only medicine that relieved me. I don't have a single ache or pain- now, and the muscles and Joints of my limbs are free and active. It is wonderful to be out of misery after suffering so long, and besides ending my rheumatism, Konjola has also cleared up the kidney trouble, so that my back is not sore and aChy like it was, and my digestion Is good and my appetite, increased. I get the benefit of good, sound sleep s every night, and each morning I go to work filing like any man should. “I give Konjola credit for all of the great relief J obtained, and I gladly indorse this medicine.” * The Konjola Man is at Hook's • drug store, Pennsylvania/ and Market Streets, Indianapolis, where he is daily meeting the pulylic and Introducing and explaining the merits of this remedy. \ Konjola is also for sale by every Hook drug store. In this city, and by all druggists in outside towns. —Advertisement.

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HAS LIVE COCKROACH | DESTROYER State Entomologist Keeps I Novel Trap for Pests ar Statehouse. N Want to get rid of your cock roaches? Doubtless you do, If you have them. State Entomologist Frank N. Wallace is the owner of one of the • most novel and efficient cockroach destroyers ever seen about the Statei house, where the big bluffers abound The cockroach trap, for that it verily is. is a tarantula, the large tropical spider. This fellow, although hampered in his movements by a quart fruit, jar. ate four of the biggest Statehouse cockroaches today in less time than it takes to tell it. With three of his ten legs pinioning an equal number of roaches, the big splder-ate the fourth with dispatch. To quiet his squirming victims, he Inoculated 'each with a shot of his powerful venom, the insects dying almost instantly. About the only objection to the

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