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150 Persons Baptized
In Pond at Buford, Ga.
One hundred and fifty persons,
converted during a revival, were bap
tised in a pond at Buford, Ga., Sun
day before an assemblage of over
5.000 people, and fifty- more were ad
mitted to membership in the First
Baptist church in Buford, where the
revival was held.
Tho revival meetings were held
during the week by Rev. Allan Shu
ler, formerly of Atlanta and now
a Baptist evangelist of Jacksonville,
Fla., assisted by Professor A. A.
Lyon, evangelist soloist, of Atlan
ta. Both Dr. Shuler and Professor
Lyon are stopping in Atlanta for a
few days, following the meeting Sun
day.
Greenville Monument
Is Not to Be Moved
GREENVILLE, S. C., May 4.—Con
federate veterans, who have declared
they would get out their old muskets
and stand guard, if necessary, today
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Invalids’ Hotel, Buffalo, N. Y., for trial package. Listen to this:
Columbus, Ga. —“For about ten years I suffered with kidney
trouble and bladder weakness, was disturbed several times every
night and there would be a thick sediment. I also had severe
pains across my kidneys. Some little time ago I learned of Doctor
Pierce’s Anuric (anti-uric-acid) and knowing how good Dr. Pierce’s
other medicines were I decided to give it a trial. By the time I had
taken one bottle I was much improved and two bottles completely
cured me of all my trouble and so strengthened my bladder that I
can sleep all night without getting up, and I never have any more
backaches.—Mrs. S. A. 3207 River Road No. 1. ;
THE ATLANTA TRI-WEEKLY JOURNAL.
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THE TRUTH ABOUT GAI,!. STOKES
A new booklet written by Dr. E. E.
Paddock, Box 201-N, Kansas City,
Mo., tells of an improved method of
treating the Catarrhal inflamma
tion of the Gall Bladder and Bile
Ducts associated with Gall Stones
from which remarkable results are
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won their contention when the United
Daughters of the Confederacy an
nounced the outcome of its referen
dum was against removal of the Con
federate monument which, city coun
cilmen claim, obstructs traffic in the
heart of the business section.
all day long
Does It Catch You in the Back?
It may be that you are’ mysteri
ously attacked by pain in back
. (lumbago), or limbs, “neuralgic”
pains—shooting anywhere, or swol
“ len and painful feet. Pain and
backache of any kind are often
H caused by kidney disorder, which
means that the kidneys are not
working properly. Poisonous mat
ter and uric acid accumulate within
the body in great abundance, over-
I working the sick kidneys. Perhaps
y°u have become nervous,
despondent, sick, feverish, ir
m/ Fl ritable, have headache or
Il 11 spots appearing before the
B eyes, bags under the lids and
lack ambition to do things.
7 The latest and most effective means of
overcoming such trouble is, tak§ a single
(anti-uric-acid) Tablet before
each. meal. C'' .
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New Questions
1. Ques. Is there a tribe of In
dians known as the Yumas?
2. Ques. Was there ever such an
animal as the Unicornr
3. Ques. Was there „ really twins
known as the Siamese Twins?
4. Ques. Where was John Mil
ton, the English poet, born?
5. Ques. Was John Buchanan, the
fifteenth president of the United
States, ever married?
6. Ques. What was the real name
off Sarah Bernhardt, and was she a
Jewess?
7. Ques. Who was the founder
of the Portuguese Kingdom?
8. Ques. Who are the leading
English golfers?
9. Ques. What is the average
height and weight of a boy of fifteen?
10. Ques. A man earns $6,000 a
year, what is his time worth per
hour?
Questions Answered
I—Q. Who invented the Linotype
machine?
1 — A. The Linotype, which is in
dispensable in the publication of
newspapers, is the invention of Ott
mar Mergenthaler, of Baltimore, the
first one being made in 1885. It sets
and casts in metal an entire line of
type at one operation, hence its
name.
2 Q. Where can I send old dollar
bills and get ones that have never
been used?
—A. Old bills may be exchanged
for new ones by forwarding them to
the cash room, treasury department,
Washington, D. C.
3 Q. Is there any good farming
land on the Florida Keys?
3A. The larger of the many
islands which make up this archi
pelago are fertile and are beginning
to be used for raising truck crops,
such as cabbbage, potatoes, celery and
asparagus. The conditions "here are
especially adapted to poultry raising.
4 Q.
4 —Q. When President Wilson had
his interview with the pope, in what
language did they communicate?
4—A. When the president was re-
Bride, 87, Is "Too Stylish” for Hubby;
He Slept in His Shirt and Collar, Says She
A bride eighty-seven years old,
with a big floppy hat rippling around
her face, dragged her ruined romance
before Judge Samuel Trude, in the
Chicago court of domestic relations,
on a recent day. Hurt, but retain
ing many of her illusions, she chat
ted about her erring bridegroom,
whom she called ‘‘a terrible person
who slept with his shirt and collar
on.” t
The bride is Mrs. Albert Ropp, for
merly Dr. Marian Paitson, for years
a practicing physician in Chicago.
She owns valuable real estate, a
neat bank account, and a lace curtain
laundry. Her husband, a stripling
of fifty-two, has spent S9OO of her
cash since their marriage several
months ago, she said, and has visited
the old home in the east on a lone
some honeymoon trip.
Beared Eleven Children
“I was married and happy for
twenty-eight years,” said the bride
reminiscently. “I raised four chil
dren o’ my own and adopted and
educated seven. They’re all gone
now. My two sons and two daugh
ters are married and living in the
east. Two of the seven adopted chil
dren became priests. And I had to
finish up by making a fool of my
self.
"Albert courted me and finally
asked me when I was goin’ to marry
him. I thought I could reform him.
I allowed him half a gallon of whisky
and a case of beer a week. I bought
him a new suit and shoes and ev
erything, and I fed him up well. And
one day he says to me, ‘Gosh, I’m
sorry I married you.’
“ ‘Albert, what’s the matter? Ain’t
I good to you?’ I asked. He said.
‘Yes, but you’re too derned stylish.’
You know, he went to bed with his
Death Toll of Tornado
Reaches a Total of 51
More Than 100 Injured
MUSKOGEE, Okla., May 4.—The
death toll from the tornado at Peggs
Sunday night, today reached 51. as
volunteer workers continued their
search in the wreckage of the de
vastated village. One hundred were
injured, it was estimated today.
The tornado covered an area three
miles long and one mile wide. Bodies
were so badly mangled that it was
almost impossible to identify them.
Higher Water Rates
Probable in Americus
AMERICUS, Gsh, May 4. —Ameri-
cus residents who recently lost their
fight to prevent electric and gas
rates here being raised, now face
the probability of having to pay more
for the water they use. The water
works here is owned and operated by
the city, and municipal authorities
today said that owing to the in
creasing price of coal it is more than
probable that water rates will be
raised. According to W. D. Tiede
mann, city engineer, who is in charge
of the water plant, coal heretofore
purchased at $3 a. ton at the mine,
is now held by the mine operators
for $6, which, with the freight added
would cost $9 a ton delivered at the
plant here.
Dublin Pastor Accepts
Call to Jacksonville
DUBLIN, Ga., May 4. —Dr. R. L.
Baker, pastor of the First
church here, in Sunday’s service read
his resignation to the congregation
stating that he had received a cal
from Jacksonville, Fla. The resig
nation has been accepted by the
board of deacons, to be effective July
1, but being granted special vaca
tion, he is enabled to leave a month
sooner. Dr. Baker has been very
successful during his ministry in
the city, and his resignation is much
regretted. No one as yet has been
selected to fill his place.
ceived at the Vatican the pope con
versed in English.
5—Q. How many sons did President
Lincoln have, and what became of
them?
5 A. Lincoln had four sons. One
died in infancy, and another in the
White House, at the age of twelve.
Thomas (.Tad) died July 15, 1871, in
Chicago. Robert Todd, the eldest, is
still living, but has retired from ac
tive business.
6Q. How many libraries were
founded by Andrew Carnegie, and at
what cost?
6A. Andrew Carnegie endowed
2,811 libraries at a cost of $60,364,808.
,7 —Q. What country is called the
“land of the morning calm,” and
what country is called the “roof of
the world?
7 iA. Jxorea is called rhe “land of
the morning calm, and Pamir Pla
teau, at the western end of Tibet, is
called “the roof of the world.”
8— Q. How many delegates will
there be in the Republican national
convention and how many votes will
be required to nominate a candidate?
8 — A. There wil be 984 delegates in
the convention, and it will require a
majority, 493 votes, to nominate i a
candidate.
9 Q. What is the festest time ever
made by a railroad train for any e,x-
distance?
- 9L_a. The fastest time of which
we find record was made June 8,
1905, by train No. 18, eastbound, on
the western division of the Pennsyl
vania line, which ran fifty miles at a
speed of seventy-nine miles an hour.
The train was made up of three cars,
and was running as a second section.
10— q. What have been the lowest
and the highest rpices of wheat since
1890?
10—A. The bureau of crop esti
mates says that in February, 1895,
No. 2 red winter wheat sold in Chi
cago for 49 cents per bushel. This
is the lowest mark reached since*B9o.
The highest price was reached in
May, 1817, when the same grade of
wheat brought $3.45 in Chicago.
shirt and collar on! I just couldn’t
train him. Finally he left me.”
She twisted her black silk gloves.
No twenty-year-old bride ever look
ed more mournful. •
He Loved Big Feet
"He said he liked women who wore
big, heavy sha#s and queer little
hats. He thought I was too fash
ionable.”
She smiled wanly from under a
hat of tan felt adorned with many
black ostrich feathers.
“I sold 200 baby chickens last
night,” she continued in a short flash
of happiness. “Sold ’em to the
hotels. They serve ’em for quail,
you know. Got fifty cents apiece!
I have a building where I raise ’em.
But when they are cute, downy
things, I put sand on the carpet
and let them run about in my room.
I just love chickens and cows and
dogs and cats! I love the whole
world! It’s a shame one should mis
treat me. I’m so good to every liv
ing thing.”
The court sent a letter to Albert,
but the bride didn’t know where he
had gone, so the letter was address
ed to Ropp in Chicago.
Her Joke on Albert
“I thought it would be a good joke
on him to make him support me,”
said the bride. “And then, I’d like to
know where he is and I thought the
court could find out.”
She repinned the jeweled clasp on
the black ribbon that held her pic
ture hat close about her face.
"Oh, my dear, you don’t know how
terrible it is to be married to a
man who wears his shirt and collar
to her'.'”
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Committee to Handle
Mr. King’s Nomination
(The Atlanta Journal Hews Bureau)
623 Kiggs Building.
BY THEODORE TIX.X.EB
WASHINGTON, May 4.—The nom
ination of Alex C. King, of Atlanta,
to be circuit judge for the Fifth ju
dicial circuit, will be handled by a
subcommittee of the senate judiciary
committee comprised of Senator Hoke
Smith. Senator Kellogg, of Minneso
ta, and Senator Colt, of Rhode Island.
Although a minority member of the
committee, Senator Smith was ap
pointed chairman of the subcommit
tee by Chairman Knute Nelson, of
the full committee.
The subcommittee is expected to
await such action as the senators
from Texas and Louisiana may take
regarding the appointment of Mr.
King. Although these senators have
not decided as yet to make any pro
test, it is known they are displeas’d
because all three of the circuit judges
from the eastern section of the cir
cuit, and Louisiana, Texas and Mis
sissippi have been overlooked in fill
ing the vacancies on the circuit
bench.
If no other protests are soon filed
the subcommittee probably will re
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is said to have been raised because
Mr. King is over sixty years of age,
but so far the opposition to Mr. King
if real opposition exists at all, has
not taken form.
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THURSDAY, MAT 6, 1920.
SAYS CIVILIZED MAN
LACKS COMMON SENSE
Scientist Told Well-Known
Southerner He Was Liv
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as His Stomach Was
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\
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Pomeroy claims that most ill health
•is due to stomach disorders caused
by improper living and eating. When
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a * nLu? would sit dow n quietly to
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stuffs into himself during the day
is positively wicked. Then, when he
feels dull and nervous he wonders
what’s the matter and imagines he
has heart trouble, or insomnia, or
goodness knows what. There is just
one thing the matter with him. He
has abused the one organ of his body
which is most essential to good
health—the stomach—and until the
gastric juices in his stomach per
form their functions as they should,
all the doctors and medicines in the
world will not make him well and
robust.
“The other day a man well known
over this section fame to me and
said: ‘From what a friend tells me
about your medicine, Puratone, I
think it will help me. At least I am
willing to give it a trial. But, sup
posing it does get my stomach in
shape, how long will it last?’ I sim
ply said: ‘lf you begin taking Pura
tone right now. at the end of a few
days your food should be digesting
perfectly once more. But if you
continue to act like a fool, so far
as what you eat and the way you
eat it is concerned, you will be
right back where you are now in
side of six months.’
“What I said to this man can De
applied to thousands just like hfrn
all over the country.”
The leading druggist in nearly ev
ery town sells Puratone or Pomeroy
& Company, Atlanta, Ga., will fill
orders at $1.04 per bottle postpaid.
(Advt.)