Richmond Palladium (Daily), Volume 45, Number 78, 11 February 1920 — Page 10

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THE RICHMOND PALLADIUM AND SUN-TELEGRAM, WEDNESDAY, FEB. 11, 1920.

AMERICAN LEAGUE FIGHT ENDS WITH JOHNSON VICTORY

Wayne W. C. T. U. Has $1 ,600 to Raise as Quota of National $1, 000,000 Fund; 8 Unions in County

The National "W. C. T. U. is now engaged in a campaign to raise a Jubilee fund of fl.000,000. The budget is to be devoted to the education and infor-

matlon, Amerizanization, women in in-

CHICAGO, Feb. 11. Factional strife "in the American League vanished

JlZZS2?,ZL J2 wgn!duBtry. child welfare, health and mor-

T .I'aMty, ani world prohibition divisions. Ban Jolmson and h s five loyal ad-, TwJ new workerP8 are B00n to 8tart crerv MfAhi?. ;,5h11? f China, Miss Christine I. Tinling. Coraiskey of the Chicago club, Frazee . .,'Vrannam ,, w-- ,

M w w A A U V U a, A u q r "

Chinese girl, who is a senior at the

of Boston and Ruppert of New York

were accepted. President Johnson found his authority as league executive altered so far as major disciplinary actions were concerned, an arbitration board reviewing commEtee of two members being appointed to inTestlgate all punishments ordered in excess of ten day suspensions and $100 fines, while on the other hand, It was agreed to dismiss three suits brought against him by the New York club. With Johnson's victory over the insurgents it was agreed to dismiss three suits pending against the American league president, instituted by the New York club; to reinstate Pitcher Carl Mays of the New York club, whose purchase from the Boston Red Sox last summer started the trouble; to award third place in the American league rp.ee to New York and to appoint a commission on arbitration to hold office for two years. National is Peaceful. The National league owners at a peaceful session adopted a schedule of 154 games for the 1920 season and accepted the new rules formulated at a meeting of the Joint rules committee o fthe two major leagues. A meeting of the National Association of Minor leagues drafted legislation to be presented at the join meeting of major and minor leagues which was expected to be held late today and at wheih it was hoped an agreement for resumption of relations between the majors and the minors would be reached. Relations were suspended three years ago. Western league club owners agreed upon a schedule for 1920 but did not formally adopt it. A special meeting will be held in Kansas City, Monday when the schedule will be adopted and other league business, left over from the November meeting, transacted. The Three-Eye league adopted its bc hedulf late last night and the American Association virtually finished its business yesterday.

Drive, Salem Park, Indianapolis, Ind., for reservations. Single rooms at the hotel, without bath, $2 and up; with bath, 2.50 and up. The mid-year meeting of the executive committee of the W. C. T. U. of Indiana will be held at 1:30 and 6:30 p. m. on Feb. 24 in the Bible room and green parlor of the Y. W. C. A;, Indianapolis. The Woman's Christian Temperance

Northwestern University.. Miss Mur- . Union has eight local unions, com-

THTNKS PERHAPS HE CAN TALK WITH MARS

a? j. -f - , - V I

iel Ayers, a young woman from New

York state is being sent as white ribbon worker to South America. These three workers, are the first to be supported by the appropriation for world prohibition in the jubilee fund budget. From the money to "be devoted to world prohibition the following countries will receive help this first year; China, India, Japan, South America, Ceylon and Mexico, Wayne county's apportionment of this jubilee fund is $1,600, and the eight unions of the county are very anxious, to raise the full amount, or have it pledged by March 20. Regional Conference. The National Woman's Christian Temperance Union will hold five regional conferences in the month of February, the first in New York city, the second in Fort Worth, Texas, the third in San Francisco, Cal., the fourth in Seattle, Wash., and the fifth in Indianapolis, Ind. The Indiana conference will be participated in by women from Michigan. Wisconsin, Minnesota, North and South Dakota, Iowa, Nebraska. Illinois and Indiana. The Indiana conference will be held in the Claypool hotel, beginning at 10 a. m., on Feb. 25, and closing with the night meeting the 26th. The national director of child welfare work, Mrs. Elizabeth Burkina of Ann Arbor, Mich.; the national director of Americanization" work, Mrs. Mary Clark Barnes of New York city; the national superintendent of scientific temperance instruction, Mrs. L. O. Middleton of Kansas City, Mo.; the national director of moral education, Mrs. Gertrude S. Martin of Ithaca, N. Y.; Mrs. Mary Harris Armor, "The Georgia

I Cyclone;" Miss Anna Gordon, the na

tional president; Mrs. Frances Parks, the national corresponding secretary, will all bo present and speak in the Conference. It will be presided over by Mrs. Elizabeth Preston Anderson, the national recording secretary, of Fargo, N. D. There will be three sessions each day, and at 12:30 on the 25th there will be a luncheon served in the Riley room of the hotel, with a half dozen snappy after-dinner speeches on "How We Got It," "How We'll Keep If and "What Next?" Plates, $1.50. Write to Mrs. Minnie Bronson, Eagle

James Harris Rogers. James Harris Rogers of Hyatt:, ville. Md.. inventor of underground and underseas wireless, has announced in an interview that he will attune his plant to take messages of wave lengths up to 150,000 meters in the hope of catching a message from Mars. This is 60,000 meters longer than the wave lengths used by the Marconi plant, where it was thought seme of Mars signals were faintly heard

posed of a number of energetic wom

en who are interested in the welfare of the community. Each union is divided into various departments. In the city there are five unions, namely: Mary F. Thomas, Mary W. Hill, West Richmond; Frances E. Wil-

lard, and the McCall (colored). The three in the county are in Fountain City, Union, Center and Economy. Officers of unions in county are: Mrs. Sophia B. Huff, of Fountain City, president; Miss Mary E. Woodard, vice-president. Fountain City; Mrs. S. W. Hodgin, recording secretary; Mrs. Ella Woodford, corresponding secretary; Mrs. Mary Roland, treasurer, all of Richmond. The departments of the organization and the superintendents of each are: Americanization, Mrs. Ethel Prabst; anti-narcotics, Mrs. Miriam Walls; citizenship, Mrs. S. W. Hodgih; Chautauqua, fairs and summer assemblies, Mrs. Huff; evangelistic, Mrs. Rebecca Davis; flower mission and relief, Mrs. Mauna Green ; health and moral edu

cation, Mrs Sophia B. Huff, of Foun

Mary E. Woodard, of Fountain City; peace and arbitration, Mrs. Elma Nicholson; publicity, Mrs. Mary E Woodard, of Fountain .City; rescue, Mrs. Elizabeth Candler; Sabbath observance, Mra. Caroline P. Hill; scientific temperance instruction. Miss Inez Swain, of Fountain City; Sunday schools, Mrs. Rosa Keplinger; systematic giving, Mrs. Mae James; tempearance and missions, Mrs. Mary E. Austin; work among colored people, Mrs. R. M. Goiens; work among soldiers and sailors, Mrs. Edith Scott ARGUE DISMISSAL OF TABOR MURDER CASE (By Associated Fress) PAW PAW, Mich., Feb. 11. Arguments on a motion to dismiss the

of her daughter, Mrs. Maude Tabor Virgo, were to be heard in circuit court here today. The motion asked the court, in event of denial to admit the SO year old woman to bail pending her trial, which is set for March 11.

Syrian garnets are the most esteemed of the varieties of these stones.

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lain iiiy; nome econumius, ana. warj iaDOr, In connection With the death Keel Scott ; medal contest, Mrs. Rhoda

Hunt, of Carlos City; medical temperance, Mrs. Emma Hiatt, of Economy; mothers' meetings, Mrs. Ella Bond, Fountain City; rescue, Mrs.

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Eyes Tired? -If your eyes are tired and overworked; if they itch, ache, burn or ' smart, go to any drug: store and get a bottle of Bon-Opto tablets. Drop one tablet in a fourth, of a glass of water and use to bathe the eyes from two to four times a day. You will be surprised at the rest, relief and comfort Bon-Opto brings. Note; Doctor y Bnn-Optotrenthwt eyesight la a week' time in many instanora,

DR. LEE C. HOOVER Veterinarian

20 S. 12th St

Phone 1399

IT Piruiiiil

When von feet a cold cominn on. stop it with

a few doses of LAXATIVE BROMO QUININE Tablets, which destroy germs, act as a Tonic and Laxative, and keep the system in condition to throw off attacks of Golds, Grip and Influenza.

Laxative gjromo (Quinine

Tablets remove the cause of Colds, Grip and Influenza Quiokfy RqIIqvo Hoadaohas oaused from Golds LAXATIVE BROMO QUININE is the first and original Cold and Grip Tablet. It is used by every Civilized Nation, and has a larger sale in the United States than the combined sales of all other cold and grip cures. It has stood the test for more than a Quarter of a Century. Remember there Is Only One

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romo Quinine"

Call tor Ml namo and look tor this signature on box

Price 30 Cento

Get Back Your Grip On Health Physician Gives Practical Advico on What to Do To Help Build Up Your Strength " " Power and Endurance Explains How Organic Iron Nuxated Iron Helps Put Renewed Vim and Energy Into the Veins of the Weak, Nervous and Run-Down

Ton can tell which pcple have s firm Grip on Health-?.

IS 93 BUT HE WALKS 2 MILES WITHOUT REST

AH Cincinnati Interested in Statement of One of Oldest Residents.

Thousands of men and women are impairing their constitutions laying themselves open to illness and literally losing their grip on health simply because their blood as thinning out and possibly

starving inrougn lacK oi iron.

To possess the

power, energy and

endurance that win the blood should be rich in strengthgfivingiron.For this purpose physicians be

low explain why th'ey.'-

presenbe organic iron - Nuxated Iron whicH

enriching the blood and creating thousands of new red

blood cells often quickly trans

forms the Caoby flesh. toneless tissues and pallid cheeks of weak, anaemic men and women into a glow of health.

It increases the strength of delicate, nervous, rundown folks in two weeks' time in many instances.

In explaining why he regards

greatest development of physical and mental tonfc, strength and blood-builder, is in it-

York, and the Westeteiter County Hospital, aaid: In my opinion the greatest curse to the health and trength of American people of today is the alarming deficiency of iron in their blood. Lack of sufficient iron an h

blood has ruined tnany a man's Berres and utter

ly robbed him sf

S&'teiAgZr that virile force

are Co necessary to success and power in

trery walk of life. "Therefore I strongly dvise those who feel the need ct a strength and blood builder to get a physician's prescription for organic iron Nuxated Iron or if you don't

want to go to this trouble, then purchase only Nuxated Iron in its original packages and see that this particular Game (Nuxated Iron) appear on the package."

Numbers of nervous, run-down people who were ailing all tht while have most astonishinsrlv

Iron Is today being used by over increased their strength and endurance

three million people annually as a (imply by taking iron in the proper form, itrentth and blood-builder, is in it- And this after they had. in some cases, been

erly- self an evidence of tremendous public con. doctoring for months without obtaining any ;em- fidence and I am convinced that if othera benefit.

Id take Piuxatea iron wnrn ucj iki

frtronr, Vigorous Folks with SrV

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All Cincinnati was interested recently in the statement about VolaTonic given by James Dryer, 93 years tiid. on? of Cincinnati's first residents. Mr. Uryir moved to Cincinnati in 3S".5 and knew that city as a village of about i',000. Alihuus'.! he is now 03 years old, Mr. Dryer ran walk two miles to the Publie Library and back home again every day without resting and he thanks Vola-Tonie for building up his trength. "Unfortunately I had influenza last winter, :md bad not been strong f-ince," Mr. Dryer said. "My vitality was naturaily low, due to my age, and Ihe influenza further weakened, me. 1 couldn't sleep well and was 'very nervous at times. "Vola-Tonic has built up my system all over. This medicine has made me leel younger and I can walk two miles to the public library and back without resting. "I think Vola-Tonic is excellent for elderly people and for anybody else who needs more strength." There is wisdom in the words of a 93-year-old man. Ixng before most of "us were here, James Dryer was htudying conditions and accumulating knowledge. You can have faith and confidence In what he Bays. And he eays Vola-Tonic is "excellent for anybody needing more strength." Get Vola-Tonic-TODAY! and get rid of sagging ailments. ' Vola Tonic is being specially introduced In Richmond by the five Quigley drug stores. Advertisement.

ower. Dr. Oeorse H. Baker, form

Physician and Surgeon, Monmouth Mem-

nal Hosp.tal of isew jersey, says: would U ..- .VS".' "L"' Masutaetsrsrs- N.t.: Nuxated Iron reem.m4 "Refined foods and modern methods of weak and run-down It would neip maice a -hn ,,, . .. hllt fc,.h

tooking have robbed us of much of the iroa ration of stronger, healthier men and known to dnuwisu verrwtur. Unlaw ths older which Nature intended we should reoeivo women." , Jnoruanlo Iron products, tt Is easily assimilated, and for supplying this deficiency end in- Commenting on the use of Nuxated Iron dow not Injurs ths teeth make them birds, nor erasing tbeed Wd corpuscle, I know a tonic, strength and "Mfc.- .VJr.r'eft of nothing more effective than organic iron James Francis Sullivan, formerly physician or the, refund Tour mmev. it u luxated Iron, The that Nuxated of BcUcvuc Hospital (Outdoor Dept.). New dispensed to this city br ailsoad druuuti. Sold In this city by A. G. Luken and Thistlethwaite's Drug Stores

LEISlTINEr CANDIES

Almost synonymous with the meaning of St. Valentine's has become the practice of giving a box of Candy upon this day. Let your Valentine message be worded through a box of Sweets and make sure the interpretation is all that it should be by selecting your Candy here. A complete assortment of Lowney's and

Lady Mary Chocolates Quigley's Drug Stores

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DAFLER-SPANAGEL DRUG NEWSPAPERLET

Successors to THE CONKEY DRUG CO. ON MAIN AT NINTH THIS EDITION EDITED BY J. A. CONKEY

VALUES

WEDNESDAY. FEB. 11

SERVICE

A Bow and a Good-Bye OUR BOW By Earl'Dafler and Wm. Spanagel In making our bow to the Drug Store purchasing public of this sec

tion we realize full well that we must uphold and if possible improve upon the three prime requisites that lias made for the success of our predecesor The Conkey Drug Co. for the past twelve years, Viz: Service, Values, Courtesy. We beg to assure you that it shall at all times be our constant aim and endeavor to carry a large assortment to select from of items carried in a first class drug store. It shall likewise be our aim and endeavor to please you in both quality and price. Come in and let's get acquainted. We are pleased to announce that Dr. Conkey has promised to keep in close touch with us until we become fully organized. WE Thank You. OUR GOOD-BYE By J. A. Conkey We respectfully bespeak for our successors Messrs. Dafler and Spanagel the hearty and loyal patronage and friendship that you

have so graciously accorded us. Knowing these Richmond young men as we do we feel quite sure that they will merit your future business in their line. Both are Graduated and Full Registered Pharmacists and have been in the drug game in this city all of their business lives. Mr. Spanrgel having been with us for some time is thoroughly conversant with the store, its stocks and methods. We wish for them much success. Speaking for ourselves we are reluctant indeed to say GoodBye. Good-Bye as we believe it is generally understood is not classed in the Joy Column but rather the opposite. We shall however in the future find much satisfaction in the fact that we may pleasantly reflect upon our twelve years in Richmond, Ind., as having been very, very, pleasant ones indeed. Without attempting to launch lengthily or otherwise in sentimentalities permit us to extend to you our loyal patrons and friends a very sincere parting hand shake, goodbye and good luck. WE ARE PENSLAR AGENTS The intelligent purchaser will particularly appreciate the Penslar Remedies for the reason that they

are offered to the public in the.

same manner as prescription remedies are offered to the phsician. The exact formula of all preparations for internal use is printed plainly on' the label, and the medicinal claims are not extravagant, but are made in the belief that- they are true No effort is made to dress these goods in large-appearing packages simply as an inducement to make a sale. In quality, the Penslar Remedies are as meritorious and as scientifically prepared as we believe it is possible for any pharmaceutical house to manufacture. Phone 1904. DAFLER-SPANAGEL EXCLUSIVE AGENTS FOR THE GARDEN COURT LINE Garden Court Toilet Water is so concentrated that you might think it an extract. Very well the lucky people who use it will like it just that much more. It is, of course, identical with Garden Court Extract except in concentration. We take pains to show it to our most exacting users of toilet waters they wonder we don't say $2.50 the bottle instead of $2.00. Also sold in bulk. Phone 1904.

In the Lighter Vein

LOOK WHO'S WITH

MEET MR. PIGG Howard Pigg recently was named food administrator .to run down food hogs. News Item. BACK IN 1917 Mr. Harry Hoover Sr., (In Eaton): "I want a drink of squirrel whisky." Bartender: "Haven't any squirrel whisky, I can give you some Old Crow. That Co?" Mr. Harry, Sr.: "No, I don't want to fly, my friend. I just want to jump around a little." ETERNAL QUESTION NO. 678910

Thanxless Inquirer: "Your an

swer is about as clear as mud."

Officer Harr Fee: "Well, that

covers the ground, doesn't it?"

Mr. Ray Landlord Attorney Shiv

eley Sez: "Winter may be half

over according to the calendar, but

it is all of four-fifth3 over accord

ing to the coal bin."

Store Cacklings Listen, men! Get your safety

razor blades, old style razors, strops, shaving soap. After Shaving Lotion and all shaving requisites from us. We have just what you want at the right prices. We also sharpen then sterilize your old

razor or old blades and return them as good as new. Phone 1904. Don't Get Cold Feet! If you do. take a hot water bag to bed with you. We have good ones for a dollar and up. Whether you want a hot water bottle, an Ice bag, a bath spray, or anything in rubber goods, you can get the very best here Phone 1904. Don't hesitate to phone us your wants We are glad to "Deliver Free and Freely" also promptly. Our phone number is 1904.

Mr. Frank Interlocutor Drultt will now introduce Mr. End Man Benton Barlow who will Jazzingly render that delightful little ditty entite-tiddled "Of All My Wife's Relations I Like Myself The Best." Words Acrobatically written by Mr. Jawn Zwissla. Music by Messrs. Lew Iliff and Lee Nusbaum. Direction Ernest Exalted Ruler Calvert. Passed upon by the Richmond Casket Company. Gentlemen be cheated.

The Talcum that is taking BIG! Garden Court Talcum has a smoothness that is almost incredible the fineness of mist and all the fascination of the Garden Court Perfume. To show it is to sell it for no other at even twice the price can compete. We sell it for 25 cents. Phone 1904.

"Yes, Garden Court Cold Cream is better than my long-time favorite. The creamis better and its perfume, oh, so much finer!" When

we hear some of our feminine cus

tomers saying things like this we recall that this, like each of the othei Garden Court preparations, is indeed past competition. The unique GardenCourt jar adds to its at

tractions. Only 50 cents. Phone

1904.

Mr. Stephen State Line Fruit Farm Kuth Sez: "The recent announcement of an Invention whereby ten people could talk on the same Telephone Party Line at one and the same time comes, to say the least quite a little late as they have been doing that self same thing on our line for the past ten years " LOVE NOTE: Drink to me only with thine eyes; wood alcohol will

make you blind. The new slogan is "Say It With Wood Alcohol."

Remember please we have a Nurse's Register. We also have Fever Charts, Clinical Thermometers and all sick room needs. Phone 1904. The most delicate skin responds to the cleansing and beautifying ingredients of which Captilla is composed. Is not greasy or sticky. Try it. In bottles 25c. Phone 1904.

Conkey stock foods and poultry remedies are nationally known, nationally used and nationally indorsed. Use them and realize the greatest profit from' your live stock and poultry. Phone 1904.

COLORITE Five gross just unpacked. A new hat for 30c. A brush in every bottle. Now is the time to renovate that jadded hat. All colors. Phone 1904. Make easy work of your housecleaning this spring. We have many items in the line of housecleaning essentials that will afford you great help. Complete line of disinfectants, deodorants and mothalines. See our special housecleaning rubber glove. 50c and worth it. Phone 1904.

Defy February and March winds Our pure, neutral soaps will help you do it. 10c a cake and up. Cheap soaps injure the complexion. Phone 1904.

It costs no more to have a perfect fitting truss than one that is a constant source of discomfort. We'll fit you correctly with the right kind of a truss. Phone 1904.

Dr. W. L. Overseas Misener Sez: "If there's anything in a man. travel will bring it out particularly ocean travel." IMPOSSIBLE TO GET WHISKY FOR THE SICK Sez a headline. "Yes:" sez Mr. Stephen Ossie Architect Yates, "and not much easier for the well." Speaking of Tooper Cent and other strength.5 of Drinking Liker Mr. Linus County Clerk Meridith's views on prohibition are very interesting but scarcely adapted for publication.

THE COLD BLOODED NEED NOT APPLY "Two furnished rooms for gentlemau with heat." Classified Ad.

DOWN ON BOB BOYD'S FARM City Lady: "Oh what cute little cowlets."

Polite Mr. Bob: "Pardon Madam, those are Bullets."

me,

QUESTION AND ANSWER DEPT. No gentle reader Ye Edytur of this Kolyum is not going into the real estate business. Is not going to head a million dollar drug corporation. Is not going into the advertising game. Is not going into

the movies. Is not going down to

Cuba, to the Madri Gras. over to

Canada nor to the Dempsey-Carpen-tier glove contest. Now then be

ing that we have this all settled.

we will say Olive Oil but not Good-

Be. In the meantime we request

tnat mends kindly omit flowers.

See us for Theatrical Fixin's, Fountain pens- and fountain pen repairing. Photo supplies, finishing and cameras. Phone 1904.

Ask us about the new Putnam Dye Tints. Oh, so easy, no boiling, just dip garment in desired tint. 10c a package. Phone 1904.

Try our Flaxseed. Wild Cherry and Menthol cough syrup. No opiates or habit forming drugs. 25c and 5oc bottle. Phone 1904. See if you require glasses or if the glasses you wear suit you. Our Auto Eye Tester is simple and accurate. Our Diamond Spectacles and Eyeglasses preserve the sight. $1.50, $2.50 and up. Phone 1904.

Sootissue and of toilet paper. Phone 1904.

five other makes 5c a roll and up.

Special Stationery Values Box and bulk paper. Phone 1904. "

Adams Phone

See our line of Betsy chocolates and bon bons. 1904.

WE KNOW A GOOD THING when we get it at least we now think so. Why? Because of the many pleasing floral remarks made about the Harriet Hubbard Ayer line of Toiletries. In addition to the Ayeristocrat Cream and Face Powder the Cuticle Softener, Nail Pomade, Nail Bleach and Nail Polish are big selling numbers. Phone 1904.

STORE

DAFLER-SPANAGEL'S

POLICY There's a string to YOUR money and every purchase you make at Dafler-Spanagel's. If everything isn't satisfactory all you have to do Is to Jerk the string in goes the Paid Out Key on our Register and out comes YOUR cash. This is the principle on which the success of this business was founded. "Drugs With a Reputation." "Satisfaction or YOUR Money Refunded." Phone 1904.

"Get it WHERE They ve Got It" "IF IT'S ADVERTISED IT'S AT DAFLER-SPANAGEL'S"

"The Public Be Pleased' WE Thank You Call Again