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125 COUNTIES FOR
HARDWICK, HIS
MANAGER SAYS
Predicting that Thomas W. Hard
wick will carry 125 counties in the
primary of October 6, Judge G. H.
Howard, manager of Mr. Hardwick’s
campaign for governor, Saturday is
sued the following statement:
‘‘Our friends throughout Georgia
have understood, all along, that our
principal difficulty would be to get
the polls opened at every precinct
in every county under the Imperfect
provisions of the primary law under
which no provision was made for
the expense, and that another diffi
culty would be to get the voters to
the polls on October 6.
“Fortunately for us, our friends
in each county began early the work
of the second campaign, with the re
sult that there is more interest
among Senator Hardwick’s friends in
the second primary than in the first,
as is evidenced by the fact that our
mail has been ten times as heavy
as during the first primary. In
most of the counties our friends
have volunteered to help hold the
election, free of charge, and we will
not have to pay the expense in many
counties, and only in those where
we could get little'or no co-dperation
from the chairmen and members of
local executive committees. We have
urged our friends in all the counties
to co-operate with the executive
committees and see to it that the
polls are opened in every militia
district in Georgia.
"Hundreds of prominent Georgians
who supported Mr. Walker and Mr.;
Holder have pledged us their active
aid because they believe Senator
Hardwick is entitled to the nomina
tion and the reports we have re
ceived at headquarters indicate that
Senator Hardwick’s victory will be
sweeping and complete.
Skeletons of Forty Men
Suggest Tragic Questions
Further search of the spot on the
Texas coast where were found twen
ty-five skeletons of human beings
early in August revealed fifteen
more skeletons, making a total of
forty men who were the victims of
some tragedy of which the people of
the present day have no knowledge.
No proof has come to light in sub
stantiation of the theory that the
skeletons belonged to members of
Jean Lafitte’s private crew. That
they belonged to some part of the
civilized world, however, is evident
from the rust incrusted relics found
close by. These include a brass in
cense burner, gold rings and brace
lets, and an unidentified iron ob
ject which bore the words "Cadiz,
Spain,” upon its surface. The fact
that close at hand were found many
Indian arrowheads leads to the con
clusion that the men who lost their
Ilves may have belonged to a crew
of a shipwrecked vessel and were
killed by redmen.
German Prince Arrested
In Gun Sale Scandal
BERLIN. Oct. 2, —Prince Gott
fried Hohenlohe-Langenburg, with
other officers, has been arrested, ac
cording to the newspapers, on a
charge of attempting to secure pos
session of 2,000,000 rifles left behind
in Holland’during the retreat of the
German army with the view to sell
ing them unlawfully. The prison
ers were provisionally released aftei
a preliminary examination by the
public prosecutor.
Prince Hohenlohe-Langenburg last
April was fined 1,000 marks for his
connection with the attack on mem
bers of the French mission in the
Hotel Adlon early in the year. This
attack was led by prince Joachim,
of Hohenzollern, a cousin of former
Emperor William.'
Refused Kiss, Attacks Girl
LONDON, Eng.—John Hukes was
refused a kiss by his sweetheart, Ja
net Jones. He slashed her across the
neck with a razor. She appeared in
court heavily bandaged and very
weak from her wounds. Hughes
wept in court. He was committed
for trial.
Buzzing on the Limited
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PETE ME BOY I
If you ever did have a doubt in your peppy
old soul as to how Camels stand nationally,
take a fly over the country I Gee, every time I
swing around 1 see men smoking Camels or buy
ing Camels or talking Camels I Every news
paper and magazine flashes Camel ads I Every
billboard spills a scream about Camels I
' Pete, you never can beat Camels expert blend
of choice Turkish and choice Domestic tobaccos I
Certainly does put it over either kind smoked
straight I And say, do you get that mild Camel
body I Oh gee, Pete, fire-up another Camel —
That’s the answer I
Now listen: Tm going to draw up some Camel
ads and shoot ’em in an,d I'm going to tell the
world wbats-what about Camels! Bet you I
can clean-up on a job like that —and it’s all in
' spiration right from Camels themselves I For
/instance, Pete, I'm slapping this sketch down
JL here to put you wise —Sav-vy ? I'll tell *em
f\ old pencil, I see the point!
/ Hl drop you a line from Chicago and tell you
B'morel I’ll have a baleful of stunts by the
time this letter blows into your hands I v
I And you know me, kid I
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BERKELEY, Cal.—When you
leave your footprints in the sands
of time the chances are they’ll be
flat ones.
For,’according to Professor Frank
Kleieberger, physical director of the
University of California, the Great
American malady is flat-feet.
- FPt-feet, he says, come from
standing and walking on hard pave
ments. It’s peculiarly an effect of
city life, ffiarkeeps used to be the
worst sufferers, but postmen, bill
collectors, ribbon counter clerks and
motormen are all affected.
Thousands of young men coming
to the university are sufferers from
J. B. Briscoe, of Pecos, Tex., is of
the opinion that the skeletons may
be those of a party of men who
were on their way to Mexico in 1865
to keep from serving in the war be
tween the states. In a letter to a
public official of Corpus Christi, Mr.
Briscoe said:
“About the first of April, 1865, a
bunch of men—thirty-eight, I think—
left the west part of Hunt county
to go to Mexico to keep out of the
war and not one of them has ever
been, heard of since they left. I am
quite sure they were all .murdered
before they got to Mexico. They
started from mv wife’s father’s house
and she is the last person living who
saw them start. I was in the army
at the time and did not get home
until the last of May.”
The skeletons were given a Chris
tian burial at Corpus Christi a few
days ago. Search for possible treas
ure at the place where they were
found still is being carried on.
Alabama Legislature -
Ends Extra Session
MONTGOMERY, Ala., Oct. 3.
After a fourteen day session the Ala
bama legislature adjourned sine die
Saturday night, it having been
called to enact measures enabling
women to vote in Alabama elections
and other bills which the governor
considered essential. The stiffage
bills were passed and have been ap
proved by the governor.
The two houses convened on Sep
tember 14, a short time after the
Tennessee legislature had ratified
woman suffrage amendment.
Closing hours of the special ses
sion were unlike the regular session
of 1919, although there were several
speeches during the last two hours
in the house. Governor Kilby lost
one of his hardest fought battles
late tonight when the house refused
to concur in an executive amendment
which cut down an appropriation
made to the public schools. The
house killed the bill, thereby losing
$150,000 because the common school
advocates wanted half of a $500,000
appropriations, agreeing to give the
other half to the higher schools of
learning.
fiat- feet, so many that the physical
education experts have evolved a
system of curative training and
many are having this defect cor
rected.
“Flat-foots’* are made to balance
on a tight rope, pick up margles
with their toes, walk pigeon-toed,
tread an inverted trough, dance on
their toes and do other stunts to
build up muscles that have become
flabby from non-use.
“Flat-feet were discovered by the
luindredß of thousands in the war
draft,” said Kleeberger. “They are
the fruits of our civilization, and
come from too much standing or
walking on hard surfaces.”
FAIR FINGER-PRINT EXPERT
SACRAMENTO, Cal. Miss O
Pauline Buenzle. of Elk Grove,
Cal., who arrived here to take a
position in the state bureau of Vja.
identification, is the only girl
finger-print expert in the United
States. . '
Miss Buenzle is eighteen, but
for years she’s made a deep study ■Wi W-
of the fascinating work of crimi- .T' .J:®®S3E|
nal identification. She specialized X1 ... <
for three years in the University
of California and then took a
practical course in the Berkeley, MMK'’' , r .
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Bathing Beauty “Vamps” Policeman
And Steals His Star; He Loses Job
Sufficiently dangerous are the Chi
cago bathing beach vampires when
they exercise their sprightly and
shapely charms on their home
grounds. But when, clad in highly
colored and clinging one-piece bath
ing suits, they invade the shores of
staid Highland Park, a suburb—well,
disaster follows in their wake.
Are they dangerous? Ask Police
man-that-was Paul Gerhardt, of High
land Park. He’ll tell the world with
mournful moans they are.
Up until a few weeks ago Gerhardt
was on the Highland Park beat. Then
he was assigned to the bathing
beach. All went well until groups
of Chicago bathing beauties, reach
ing out for more beaches to con
quer, burst upon Tighland Park
with all the lure of a Ziegfeld
chorus. Then immediately something
went wrong with Policeman Paul.
He found It much pleasanter to
sit with the Chacago “vamps,” en
thralled by their mysterious eye
Girl Indicted for
Trying to Smuggle
Saw to Prisoner
Frances Griffin, arrested several
days ago on a charge of attempting
to aid in a jail delivery from the Ful
ton county tower, was indicted Fri
day afternoon on a felony charge, it
being alleged that she attempted to
smuggle a hacksaw to Jack Allen.
The grand jury indicted Frank
Seals on the charge of having mur
dered Alounie Loveoak, on Septem
ber 23. Both were employes of the
Atlantic Steel company.
Paris Official Cruelly Banishei
City’s Famous Undraped Statues
PARIS- —Some years ago a wom
an’s society from Boston, Mass.,
demanded that trousers be put on
nude Cupid statues adorning the
portals of the Paris public library.
Paris just sniggered. •
And Cupid didn’t get any trousers
But times have changed since then
nd ,fate now intervenes, bringing
orth a French secretary of state as
an imitator of the Massachusetts
>urity crusaders.
M. Isaac, secretary of state for
'ine arts, was walking through the
gardens of the ministry of finance
in Paris, And right there in front
of him stood three marble maidens
clad only in the classic.
M. Isaac was shocked. When he
"eeovered he issued an order for
’’eir banishment. And Paris is now
ndering if it wouldn’t have beea
Drove Oxen West in
1858; Back in Auto
PARIS, Ky.—Leaving Paris
sixty-two years ago to try his
fortune in the Far West, making
the trip from Paris to Jefferson
City, Mo., by driving a p«ir of
oxen to a wagon, David L. Day,
now 88 years old, arrived in Paris
yesterday for his first visit to his
old home. Mr. Day now lives in
Cheyenne, Wyo. In marked con
trast to his trip west was his
return, which was made by auto
mobile the entire distance.
Made $300,000 Profit
On Liquor in 18 Days
As Prohibition Came
BALTIMORE. —The Triaca Liquor
company, of this city, made in
eighteen days a net profit of f*300,-
000 during the latter part of last De
cember, according to John A.. Guer
ren, witness for the government, at
a hearing before United States Com
missioner Supplee, in the case of
Thomas Baker, an officer of the In
ternal revenue department.
Baker faced charges of conspir
acy to violate the war-time prohibi
tion act* Guerren said he received
$5,000 from Charles Vincenti, presi
dent of the Triaca Company, as com
pensation for assisting the alleged
conspirators in keeping out of the
clutches of the revenue law.
Guerren himself admitted having
made $22,765 in the five months that
he was employed as sales manager
for the Triaca concern. “I had more
than that coming to me, but I will
not say anything about that at this
time,” said Guerren.
Guerren said he was formerly em
ployed by a coffee company in Lan
caster, Pa-, and came to Baltimore at
the solicitation of Vincenti
last August. He recived SIO,OOO as
salary to January 16. He and Wal
ter Miller, who committeed suicide
recently, also were offered an addi
tional 10 per cent of all net profits
above $300,000 after December 8. It
took them until December 26 to pile
up the net profit of $300,000 for the
company.
“I got $22,765, or $12,765 above the
original $10,000,” said the witness.
Want Cash Register
Back; Can Have Coin
DES MOINES, lowa. —ls the
thives who stole the .Highland
Park Presbyterian church's cash reg
ister will return it they may have the
$4.50 it contained for their trouble,
says the board of trustees.
contortions and their merry tongues,
than patrol the beach with dignified
mien. Day by day complaints reach
ed the town authorities that law and
order as represented by . Policeman
Gerhardt were being superseded by
“jazz dances on the beach and frol
icking in the water.” . Result—he
was called in and discharged.
“You know, they were all nice,
sociable girls,” explained Gerhardt
after his impeachment. “And I had
to treat them nice and make them
feel they were welcome In Highland
Park. That’s all I did—just was
sociable. But, by George, when I
was called on the carpet the chief
demanded my star and—you could
have knocked me over with a feath
er—l didn’t have it. And I was sure
I had it when I was talking to that
blue-eyed little girl from Wilson
avenue, I wonder if she—”
So lr a Wilson sand witch should
display a bright tin star, with High
land Park police engraved on it, it
will recall the fate of Gerhardt.
Two Prisoners Escape
From United States
Road Gang Friday
The city and county police, to
gether with federal authorities, Sat
urday were engaged in a search for
John McEnery, thirty years old, and
Claude Robinson, seventeen year
old, two prisoners who made the:
escape from the federal penitentiar
road gang Friday afternoon, T1
two men wer« rsn walking in the d
rection of Gr x.t park early Frid
night. They were both serving
year and a day at the penitentiary
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WALKER SCORES
HARDWICK AND
HEARST ALLIANCE
Declaring that the Hardwick
forces are “in utter despair at the ;
prospects of defeat." Clifford "W.
Walker, candidate for governor, is
sued the following statement Satur
day :
“To the People of Georgia:
“In utter despair at the prospects
of defeat, as they »ee the ever-in
creasing manifestation of sober sec
ond-thought now apparent through
out the state, the Hearst-HardWick
machine stoops to the dastardly
depths of hiding behind women’s
petticoats and cowardly anonymous
names to make the outrageously
false charges of graft and slacker
ism.
“This is designed entirely to be
cloud the issue and to turn the minds
of the peopi< c ’om the ring controll
ed by Heart ‘he New York million
aire friend of 8010 Pasha, shot as a
traitor, fiom his ringmaster,
Thomas W Hardwick, the associate
and defender of the Bolshevist Mar
tens as well as the experienced
manipulator of steam-rollers and mi
nority votes: and from Thomas W.
Hardwick’s sponsor, W. F. Brandt,
a registered alien enemy and assis
tant to the campaign manager of the
ring—the companion and adviser of
the ringmaster.
“I shall at this time take no fur
ther notice of these charges other
than to call attention to the desper
ate depths which this unscrupu
lous ring can descend in their mad
determination to control Georgia.
The honor of my boys and the in
tegrity of my family can and will
be vindicated in another forum. We
are receiving unmistakable evidence
of an arused and millitant public
sentiment against the dangers of this
Hearst machine, which scruples not
to bitterly fight the Democratic
party in its Republican papers in
New York and San Francisco,
through the independent party in
Chicago and it so-called Democratic
paper in Atlanta.
“I have never uttered a single per
sonal word against Mr. Hardwick. I
have fearlessly opened up his public
record as it appears on the printed
page. I have referred to the de
crees ordering the nationalization of
the women of Saratoff and Vladimir
in Russia as an example of the ex
treme to which the dangerous Bol
shevic type of government, repre
sented by him, may go. I have never
failed to say that Mr. Hardwick per
sonally had no sympathy with such
decrees. There was never a cleaner
race, run on a higher plane than
mine.
Two Bombs Are
Exploded in Rome
ROME, Oct. 2. —Two bombs were
exploded today in front of the Caris
iniere barracks. A third missed fire.
No one was injured.
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ave passed and the rupture has never re
nrned, although I am doing hard work a?
a carpenter. There was no operation, n
lost time, no trouble. I have nothing to sei'
but will give full information about ho\'
you may find a complete cure without ope: .
ation, if you write to me. Eugene M. Ptilie’
Carpenter, IS'.t-G Marcellus avenue, Manas
quan, N. J. Bettar cut out this notice nr.
show it to any others who are ruptured
yop may save a life or at least stop the
misery of rupture and the worry and danger
of an operation.— (Advt.)
Elegant 11-Jewel f» Watch
Yonr choice of 6, 12 or 16 «ize watch. High grade
gold filled or solid silverine open face cases, plain
polish or fancy engraved patterns. Fitted with ele
gant 21-jewei Montgomery dial movement. Every
watch fully reliable, accurate and guaranteed for
to years’ service.
c. o. d.
Also your choice of gents’ or Indies’ size gold filled
or silverine cases; fitted with genuine seven-jewel
American made N. Y. Standard movements which
will last a lifetime. Price 53.95. Fully worth
double. Send us your name and address. Watch wiil
be sent you by parcel post. When received, pay post- !
man only $8.95 and watch is yours. Satisfaction guar
anteed or money cheerfully refunded. Order todar
P. S.— High grade gold filled chains to match, 92.00
&CO 213 W. Macfison Stret
Dept. 403 Chicago, 111.
TUESDAY, OCTOBER 5, 1920.
“Asmir
WARNING! The name “Bayer” is the thumb
print which identifies genuine Aspirin prescribed by
physicians for 20 years and proved safe by millions.
SAFETY FIRST! Accept only an “unbroken package” of
genuine “Bayer Tablets of Aspirin,” which contains proper direc
tions for Headache, Earache, Toothache, Neuralgia, Colds, Rneuma
tism, Neuritis, Lumbago, and for pain generally. Strictly American!
>
Handy tin boxes of 12 tablets cost but a few cents—Larger packages.
Aaplrln Is ths trade mark of Bayer Manufacture of Monoaceticacidester of SallcyllcaoM
Spectacles
ON TRIAL
Don*t Send Me A Penn?
Just Mail the Coupon Beloui.
Friend:—l could'fill up a big book with the testimonials
w an d words of praise I nave received from t!«e thousands
g > oE spectacle wearers all over the United States who tell
f 0 me about the splendid eyesight they are again enjoying
f since they began using my large-slze “Perfect Vision" spectacles. But
■ you know the old saying, “seeing is believing,” and that is the reason
f why I am making you this very remarkable offer.
■ This is ail I ask you to do: Just fill out the cou-
B pon at the bottom of this advertisement and send
B it to me without a cent of money, and I will imme-
I diatelv mail you a pair of my handsome 10-karat f
gold-filled, large size ‘‘Perfect Vision’ spectacles f VjyT
■ to try in. your own home fully ten days without a A/Th'RtA -a
penny in advance -or even a reference. I
As soon as you get them I want you to put il
them on your eyes when you come in from your
day’s work out on the field or factory, and you 11 s
be agreeably surprised, to discover that with these -«.v
large-size “Perfect Vision" spectacles of mine you A 7
can again read the finest print in your Bible; you
will find that the smallest type in your newspaper
or magazine looks just as sharp and as Clear to
-you as it ever did in your younger days. If you
' are fond of sewing, by hand or machine, you will
be happy to notice that you can again thread your •
needle as easily as if it were as large-eyed as the -axiJWKr.
needle held by the lady in the picture alongside
hereof: they will enable you to dp the
X-TAfinest kind of embroidery and crochet- f •
ft 'hwork, w’lth as much ease and cpm-z-\ •
fort as youpver did in your life. ,-Jtf
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If you go hunting occasionally or foil£s other out»of-door
L sports, just put on this pair of large.size Perfect Vision apec-
M taeles of mine, shoulder your gun one of these bright sunshiny
fyffTrnYntl) mornings, and you will find you can again sight your gun as
clearly as ever, take perfect aim at your game, ana bring flows
a sparrow just as if it were as big as the hen-hawk shown on the tree
in this picture; and in the evening when the shadows are gathering in
the dusk, you will have no trouble to distinguish your horses from cows
and other livestock away out in the pasture and as far as the eye can
reach with the aid of a pair of my large-slze “Perfect Vision distance
spectacles.
Sit Down Right NOW This Very Minute
‘and fill out'tiie below coupon at onoe, and I 4
will send you a pair of my handsome 10-
karat geld-filied, large-slze "Perfect, Vis
ion” spectacles in a velteen-lined spring- m
back, pocket-book spectacle case, for ■
you to try on your own eyes in your B
own home fully ten days absolutely .»■ •’••■•t:!’.;.'"'* ff
free of charge. Fill in this coupon, cut
. it out and/mall it at once without a
cent of money. Stums Spectacle Home. \ ..
st. Louii, Mo. u->• i
L^^w B t' ■
Spectacle House, •
t 1 St.Louis,Mo. :
ve Mall mo a pair of your •
X flO-karat, gold-filled, large.size i
"Perfect Vision” spectacles; also • ’
•-■’ - fine vetteen-lined. spring-back, pocket* :
book spectacle case, bo I can try them out, i
under your own offer, of a full ten days’ actual .
~•*' ■ test. This free trial is not to cost me one penny, and .
if I like the glasses and keep them, lam to pay you ,
$2.15 only. But if, for any reason whatsoever, I don t wish to I
keep them, I wlll’return them to you without paying you a single •
•’ cent for them. Don’t fall to answer the following questions;
; How old are you? How many years have you used glasses (It any)?.... |
: Name *
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: Rural RouteßoxNo--.. • ■ _•State J
I After Thorough Trial a Detroit,
I Mich., Man Endorses Pe-ru-na
i The following letter written “PE-RU-NA has done wonders
from Detroit, Michigan is no snap and to me is worth its weight‘in
judgment expressed on the merits gold. I shall continue to use
of Pe-ru-na, the well- , PE-RU-NA as long as
known catarrh remedy, I live and recommend
' but rather a mature, ||| to my friends who are fl
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This is the way Mr. B convincing than an en- H
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i East Palmer Avenue, from an actual i
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■it a very has been identical with
ie for ca- - Mr. Fako’s. It is the
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eal and I colds, catarrh, stomach
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ight. eat and sleep tarrhal conditions,
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I°t 25 years to millions of users for burns,
tetter, sores, piles, catarrh, corns, bun
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