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Show ' . - - - - , THE DESERET NEWS FRIDAY OCTOBER 29 1920 1010010 Mall HARDING GLASS OESALTS SEES ,, CLEANS KIDNEYS FRIEND TO ALL ARMED ALLIANCE! OLD IYORLDL COOLIDGE SAYS , - A kltult Your bowels clean. by al: SILL IllOW rwrixo : flushinl . it S 14 I ISO; k ON lonoteNNAS .0 o ta 0600V 0,4441 1:3 ., NOW PAIIS ei s. - t:: wl o lib - ' IOU DI RAI lepino4to See ; - Witt' Nartuitrit Clayt (F$eager. aid) et Salt Lake. I30. CIS. Throe arbowe 1.)a1 :41. Popular. Prices. Watch tor the petting or tho New Pentanes Theatre on Main St. re: ,mois us .. of "BRIDE 13" . "UNDER THE APPLE, TREE." los olio Soo 61111 I 011111 O HARRIS A MANION IHIC LINER'S QUARTET Ise , ' -- Cautier's Bricklayer: Eit LftT. , ly,-2- , , JOHN SULLY MY WI(DER, R. HARRIS.) (By Associated Press.) See ' (By tome Oct. Ohio, AKRON; leased as Oct. Service g NEW Correspondent.) YORK, (Vniversal WASHINOTOK Oct. SOO o no l, SIL- -01 pended its business of making that on Oct INDIA)APOLIS, Coolidge of itiassachweette,. promised g as KENNICID11 A ROONEY from secrecy by the tact tires for a few hours today to In a speech here tonight that under a Co fought hers tonight to knock the NC MOOD will pass oct IPSO liarch 4 Prifidelll Nee S OW turn out to give the welcoming hand Republican administration the United props from under that part of the Reble ....STANLEY A SIKNKS of public life. Joeeph P.,Tumulty.first to Senator Warren G. Ilardingt. its has contribute which to "continue plum will the States for publican campaign strategy BIS private oecrotary tonight ass Republican candidate. who arriveci full power to the building of civilisa been built on the ground that the NEACAMEL details intimate ono Soso time revealed !natty here this afternoon from Cleveland. tion," great In the in that admitted he Moo service want a American change IPSO although people of the preffident's BethesAn old-tipolitical rally with Telephoto. Was. Sbefè the political complexion of tederal adA Democratie rally at vrar CARLETON a SALLEW 11. "what form the new association ot the for ol OCCAglill thoutile was illuminated the by ENEMY 1111Gler EXCEPT MONDAY ministration. ", da. lid, i OS. night procession can tell" Bons will-takneman sae &direst& sands of red torches was oarried off Dos N ee Matinees fused.", Thursday This new tack In the Democratic THE SRIANTS Wilson. Mr. Tu the exact nature og the eitIt was the civilian I S Sall Saturday with enthusiasm despite a deluge of sociation In which Americans would candidate's offensive, ' coming five the plan broached SOS multi said. who allied MIS rain. powers In the on fourth Dee RALPH his CLONINGER and LAWTON before for combining the election, days SS. Is as yet Unknown, the RepubliJoin of owe O .. west ender the supremo oommand Harr 14 Davis. Republican candi- can candidate Asti Asoselato Players in invasion of Indiana, wiui looked upon allied sled vici for the all gine president that ago Gin. Foch in order date for governor of Ohio; greeted as a final recognition that the "rlIELMA." asoSISIOSSIIIIISsissensesil that certalit points "are now fixed." forces could be concentrated en the the them. over the Harding party upon its arrival. crush to Mate. m sentiment Preasl Mehl Stle, Sae.' See. Plle German forces liveri nut tol "will he ErlesoEveslags said, America," k on the awl Following a short overflow speech in rata rzimript Mien. 0 UM; 35o. 606. Statism Tharoday. Sae, most "It wail he who Insisted dlr. one of Tuesday tbe napresents country I The - 11 tvstini Dir. any Mo. Mathis Saturday Ue. Sae. 1. ill IP spud Toesthe pouring rain anted' the Akron lag of the North Sea to cut offbethestyled tot rho never humiliate itself by Mult obstacles in his pathwalvloward II Say. bawls. So.. Moo Ws. Irso. tion will heal Shepherd num submarineehornels. tweekt,The Armory, Senator Harding addressed SI. 111.211 the presidency, despite his persistent gin Tberodar them---s- o that they could not escape duties its of the determination leaving a crow4 of IMO beide the building. from their bees. ItaliSaallallISIIIIIIISSIII " are efforts to mks the League of NaOmit It could mot be Senator Harding devoted a large to any other jurisdiction. There "Experts said factor. tions issue the determining It aid submitted covenant Wileott in the The civilian done. portion of hie address to summing up provisions tt It is known that nom of the can. eould be dons, must be done, and by the preSident to the senate to which on of his sub stand Nations the League 00TIllti didate'ss advises bad urged Lim for SOCIAL HALL ThEATRE Will It brought the no make we never will shall agree. It issue. REGISTERED warfare to an end." HAVE to this attention to to several ',reeks give not it is agreement that prepared ' President War Irktlin.' "I have been speaking since the execute. phase of the campaign, and that he of VARSITY PLAYERS one that Send two last of I "and be your approval of , pictures, win July. said, Drawing Meet has decided to follow this advice , Obligations. the vigorous Woodrow Wilson delirwas President In Wilson Democrat sureast any America, telephone challenge shameful no will the "There be over since his recent tour through leeluding Protege Waal Cart Pa sting his groat war messagethat of cemmunicntion with Becretiu-l-s Bryan high or low, to find a contradiction render of our independence of action. is le unIt as significant. regarded three Veers ago and another broken in slid Daniels. in anything I have said. I said in the There will be no hesitation to meet ev- derstood that he the Woodrow VralOON plane to maintain the war vetObligation first, to our countrySympathised With Bora that we were opposed to ery health, reviewing the world beginning new of attack line world. to of through the .few rest the then the men, wheel a "After the situation had been stated an armed rans' parade recently in alliance with the But we shall continue to maintain remaining Of the fight day. chair. Mr. Tumulty classified the over the telephone, t the voice came old world. military Evet7 Pitakt Ma Week. and say It now. I have that patriotism is respectable." of the back clear and firm,. 'Order Admiral prooldent's illness as ,one ' The Republican national platform, Cry For Change. and now. that we said I Vera to take of the war. ' once. Crum any at frequently Mayo I Tburoday and Saturday... Matta, . said, contains nothing A cry for a change, Gov Cox charg0. alb that proceesion there appean yeti on the telephone and beard the are never going to have anything to Gov. Coolidge Doz 011ie Open will prevent "taking the good an ambulance laden with wounded conversation. I added a word to the do with a league with Article X in Which Was. 5814. In the treaty and in the covenant and ed in a, statement which be later used Call and it." soldiers. the maimed. the president about the tragedy of it all. "As His exercising or amending those things as a part of his epeech beret was the blind." said Mr. Tumully. Speaking of the six votes of Eng- that voice responded. no longed clear, are not consonant with American raised by the opposition as a part of reverin land and colonies the her slowly. salute, as assembly but muffled. when one chokes back they pass they traditions and habits." hand goes Senator said: of the The Harding league, right a president's do ently. sob, what you thing of it. TuGov. Coolidge said he thought Sen- an effort to diveit the lasue. But :' "I did not object to Great Britain'. ator up in answering salute. I glanced at multy? It means death. It breaks 1'1'16, 4' tOPITIOSAXM Harding was right in refusing "every smoke screen set up by the I "IP it II Pt six, but I did say, and I repeat now, him. There wire tears in his eyes. my heart, but It must be done to himself to been senatorial "pledge has by to proceed pierced." is entitled United States oligarchy the that The wounded is greeting the wounded; will "You recall some that our of the exitting treaty and he asserted. "and, every entanglement thous in the ambulance. he in t the marines were killed at Vera ofCrux. as many votes as any' other nation amendment the big, smashing screen verthe existing covenant." 6, has been torn down." He added: earth." chair, are stile casualties." who the hews came the president on After "Senator arding." hit declared. "The spacious attempt to buildup a sion of Robert W. Chambers' Britain and France had Wait Iflotinderstood. was abnormally quiet all day. That taken allGreat the desirable territory bor- "has been charged with saying he was slogan for a 'change is the last to fall. In a preface to his address. explain- sight he sat silent for a long time At dering On Armenia, President of what a change would Wilson seeking rejection of the entire cove- With notable novel? of seal secrecy last be. cannot the said. broke be If I tot off my had requested a mandate for that nant. He never said that. He, in com- mean.analysis ing why the people have gained unIUNTIL SATURDAY NIGHT heart. It had to be done. It was country at this time, tbe president's secretary mon with nearly all the people. de- derstanding and- have made their defrom the senate. Senator mis- right. sires the rejection of certain obliga- cision." Nothing else was possibt.s. But Harding said. pictured him a man "as vitmngsly undendood by some and as violently I cannot forget that it was I who had Now." said the governot. "the re"We found that aeceptance of an tions of the covenant. America must misrepresented by others as any man to order those young men to Obi Atherican mandate for Armenia would throw her great weight on the side of treat of the reactionary forces has In the whole history of politico since death.' an association of nations as will become a rout. The rout has come." require from 70,000 to 100.000 Ameri- such it one of the biggest and most "When the bodies of the marines can Washington!' etc thou. best promote a durable peace." to be he went on "with the understanding nearly planted boys was but tell wore subsequently brought to , New sand miles away, in the pathway of "I have long wanted to a is not this Americans that ' of the entertaining pictures of the Compares Platforms, A sten, of grinder sassiest; refrained because I knew that he him- York for burial the President signified all the conflicts of envy and jealousy partisan campaign and by the acquisiseason. and startling 'trawls self would not approve," Mr. Tumults his intention of riding in the funeral and hatreds of the old world," the to. The candidate began his addreu by tion cause of our the to independent and a new bill tot discussion of American institutions. said. "He who shrinks from procesadon of New York City. who aseerted. candidate and kigb-ela- ns progressives Republicans He of the wont!l resent exploitation of two spoke LAST the 'Rome disquieting rumors reached platforms and Roosevelt in administering the Senator Harding said that the major TIMESToday, joined was he so while And pre-that his I in friends. parties, the goring secret the , by service of an attack that had noted tho failure of the amble then. Tomorrow. the Dernoeratio document. rebuke VAUDEVILLE-,-a candidate for office or appealing to might be made upon his life and the world are, Paris league which is described as "there of 'The American people clearly The is in portentious the eountry to elect a Congrem that president was urged to' cancel his "existing 'significance not and Into functioning," but the our for league. going the. glorification of a,man." while the lines are would oupport his policies. I hare put trip.' When it was found that his de- was prepared to recognise American definitely set. My election Pk?Z Children 10o Matinees 20o a seal on my lips, hard as it nes been termination to go was irrevocable it leadership Si as essential in the creation Republican platform "reaMrtne Its means our going into -- the league, and -Eveninas, and Holidays, arbo to do so. was suggested that he review the pro. of a workable ansociation of nations. unyielding devotion to the Constittl- notwithstanding the wiggling and .11Z "WHY PAT moaxr . tion of the United States and to the firmly bold Our nation In cession from a sand and not take vot'I saw him in the Senator of Harding. wobbling' eircummost trying nectralitY in the part in the march along the whole stood. People see his dignity, his guarantees of Civil. political and re- ers have taken ktim at his word that ' ttances of the world war. I know dangerous line of the parade. I reserve, but they cannot see his great ligious liberty there in contained." he is against the league and that outthe ' how his heart flamed against National elections, he said, are he heart yearning' for the love of hie Pleas. turnlid his back upon it" has Disregarded eommitwas lies deep America's safety valves with "the ever Peal democracy ragee which ,Germany "Hie anewer was a curt refusal to fellowman. Victim. Says President In men 's souls. The loyalty of the recurring- - contest between Nr tint. SA he knew better. than Rol-on- e comply with unthe One suggestion. for parties a reory true substitute political of file mind and His opponents. Governor Cox dethe rank else that general forgreat tor democatic to argue with him, saying' 'You this man has been the loyalty of mil- cible revolution. America warn not prepared for war. dertoot The issue of the clared, have failed to divert the hone. proper respect by ap- lions who have recognized In him, a present eanipaign he He hoped even against hops that the will showin all They have been compelled "to recogState Street) the reviewing, stand. The man who meant what he said and "Shall the Democraticdeclared, bewas: nise that Cox is the candidate and no United States might be able to serve pearing recannot party afford lose to country forte Stumm for tato Price et One its presas he as their "continue can and acted spoke. cause of who Justice they tired demoeracy from the the administration of the longer His reply wet 'the country rbeturen awl Muskat Comedy. upon President Wilson, whom "I don't bellev- - in his heart Presi- I government of the United States and a mediator. between the contendants. idenV 7 cannot afford to a coward for dent wounds. belabored fos' his Wilson regret's have At last came the direct challenge from president' This have pitilessly shall they the Republicast,party be entrustwas his brief and no man could die in ed with, he he realizes the administration of that Months. even thoughto they knew Germany. the wheowneernent of unre- final answer."-H- e rode In the proc- fancy Today amid Tomorrow Baty I do sometimes but Cause, defend himself was sick and unable a greater stricted subroartne warfare. . onusion. government?" to him seems war as ever victira it of the strange intith the wonder as if è 'The He maintained Document Immortal. was necesStory of a Boy Who Never, "There was something too fine In not when a man has been seriously 'tartly any disgracethere disabled soldier in the hospital." ' connected Had a Chasm with the "President Witeón robe kd thecapt- - his nature for the drametics and 'pos- that he service' enumetiated his in wounded country's The governor then failure of the administration to retain tat and amid, mild. cheers from Abe- turing. of the political Verne is it is should be met with and calum- the sneers "a of In his opinion, the results what confidence of Ina greet democratic floor and galleries preeented his great usually played. I reeall a little nies from his country men. would be. Summarised, some People, but held that when this no- change"dire war message.' it to one of the Inunor. cident at Seagirt A journalist bad of the things he predicted were; Coming. Recognition curred. Win written should there and him to a be he wanted up tat document of history which will change from revision from a big business Tax nature better one do the to one of : think "I the stunts the little already the party that other, adding; "this sad Amber's be read so long as men love liberty. of view. dearly loves to read about. He of America is awakening. drThose who condition appears to have arrived in point bay faith in justice and r.sp.etbu- lisublic bill Kenyon-Kendric- k the of Defeat calumnies in chorus said real-is the to America." have must me, joined you 'Tumulty. REVEM GAIETY GIRLW wan rights. On that fateful- day I for federaLzegulation of the packing I am not built for these things. begin to grow shamed of their unIllustrates rods with him back to the- White I dothat Point. to men rregentimg the icattle to "leaving industry. not want to be displayed before chivalrous confluct, begin ;resent ROMP, the echo of applause still ring- the The governor criticised the failure obtain, whatever prioós the 'big five' If I tried to do It I would the tricks of politics which beguiled PAIL OF PICKLES." ' of ing in my ears. For a while he sat si- do it-publio. the administration elect to to give." take advs. base I want people to love them into ingratitude. lent and pale In the cabinet room. At me butbadly. never post-wof Senator to with "Sack conditions have normalcy." tags will his iWileon to "Woodrow will. capitalthey 'last be said think what it was they "The very sternness of Woodrow monuments, the futureorenerations ize on our merchant marine and de- Boles Penrose as the 'author of Abe Contisuous performaiteee were aPPlauding. It means death for Wilson one clared clear-eye- d' of next tariff bill. the and fink see him will unpreis reverse Side his of the 1 to 11 undertakings just our young men. How strange it seems humane nature. 1 Abolishment of all direct primaries, immortals. of the Republicans would be "to salHe hates injustice iudieed as one of Americ, .... to applaud that! , 'trouble-what the liVe Itze "and r can thus hien vage that eliminating of want I an but out colloswith' they the When hatred. amplicable f "My friends. that simple remark is the die was sai oss-that has been suffered some instructed delegation.' when the cast when the challenge he has one key to an understanding of Wood- came e he lives. I want through Inefficiency of the Democrat'old guard' assembles to pick the Refrom his to America when countrymen Germany Few Wilson. All politicians pretend the Americas exic board."- Axorealize that wish which he tilind htm shipping publican presidential nominee." popular was.ready war but Woodrow for war, Woodrow Wilson the lover of pressed several years - ago when he to hate and To Illustrate a point connected with Control of government hymen led Wilson really bates and dreads it be- peace, became the most uncompromis- said, 'I want people to love me.' I want the 'dismission Of President 'Wilson's by senators Ladge.and Penrosewho, Wilitbrowle Sargent - Inane cause be has a, heart and an Imagina- ing advocate of the most Astringent, him to realize that he was modestly foreign policy, Gov. and every Coolidge told a opposed woman suffrage Finnie) tion which shows his sensitive percep- measures for conducting and Judge Be a Lindney In are as who Just he when issue. and moral mistaken said, of other the Greek philosopher. the war, They never story tion. the anguish and the dying which thereby to bring Germany to the swift. will.'" Om Jaen roles,. A drama ter boll" Thales, "who when Wandering in the wrong on all social Service problems Now PLATEIGTODAT a SAT. war entails. a heart which yearns and sat Mr. 'rumulty concluded his address fields looking at the stars. fell into a TIOWALS they are on the League of Na, reckoning, to clear the Reliant Eagasestent aches over every dying , soldier and way possle for a of a concert with a plea for Gov;' Cox as a stand- pit. A peasant woman passing by dons." tleeds afresh with each new made of nations on a basis whereon a per. ard bearer who is 'able to discern and was asked to pull him out, and, wornttr.-Attacked. Program Next Week on ni manent peace could be secured. Interpret the spirit of the thing' for like she asked how he had fallen Recapture of the control of the A Great Cireaatary 'When word tame back - In ISIS which Woodrow Wilson fought and there. lie said he was Seeks Advice. examining the money of the country by a small group that a German vessel is.den with muFrom the point of view of super- suffered, who'is strong and deternth- stars. With a woman's wit, she - of bankers by amending the Federal "PINK- 'Foolish man. how canal thou Reserve act. ; Mons wan ote Ito way to Malden, ficial potiticians, Woodrow Wilson od to continue the fight."' I. Kate Wigibeis Story. r: one to not has what know dreadful no, defect; the stars expect if thou dost More politer to Senator Watson of Wrillea by Dr. J. D. Gteay et not know what liez at thy feet.'" his enemies say that he will not take REBECCAOO Indiana, who engineered the dilatory i counsel of others. Study the record Salt Lake. "Many centuries passed and another tactics; that prevented action by the TURNEIAIRDAIIK and you will find that no other presiphilosopher. on the menate fail of an committee watching privileges and AAMM IIIIYYRROO dent hail consulted so much with Con-tres- s, apple, tried to understand the thing elections, by which Truman H. New. A Ira 'versa! Comedy tad tile lat. with senators and with reprethat had happened at --his feet and berry remained a senator for two eat fateruatlasal News la addl. Witit Euirvatt 011rbo sentatives, sengly and in groups. in discovered the laW which governed Year' after the Michigan election. and OP the white blame and in the oonsultAthou to aorta feature. , Remade mad Ittelanaed-m- , the stars., Eatireir a conviction his after Republican by AU Througb. tion room at the capitol. They know , "The world has needed an !Rue tury in a, Republican court in his own It They find It convenient le deny Newton and it has had a Thales." for state having purchased Republican it for partisan advantage. MATINEE' RC SAL, SATURDAY I MEWS Sr COMEDY irEEKtx his seat in the United States senate. "Their real quarrel with him Is not ' MORN AT le O'CLOCK. The question of Irish Independence. For Naval q3i4s that be would not consult with them. If - Mixed With Vessels Meat Week Comtism Day Mat to Senator Harding." , "according Sulphur It nor AU Sebald but that he would not do what they Seaaallosal q1) for matter Great domestic a as viewed ..1111.111b On Auction ' told him to do.' Nor would he. This - Darkens so Block Are a WHY I WOULD MOT MARRY!. ales 10 Cesto.1 Naturally, No- Britain, instead of being brought to is not Woodrow Wilson's conception Na- of of the attention the League of the presidency. He holdu that the Tell. to Can '., Board Disappointing body -Hone should Oovernor Cox be elected. -- -president should be a loader, not a Tonotition M 'bob "fotroo" ottotrti by docile follower of other men's decitill WASMNGTON. e Tea Oct. mixture 'S.Tenders Th. Sage sions, He toldu that the president is and mommonommor .. , for only I of edthe SO miscellaneous IWO Sulphur for darkening grey.-. the people's trustee and cannot dole-ga- te Is and faded fit grand- vessels recently-offerfor sale his trod. Now the grave fault to atreak recipe, and folks are again navy department were received by the which I refer Is that he does not know mother's today to the gallery. He doe. 11111111 It to keep their hair a good. when bids were how to play STRAND-- opened. There were not know how to capitalise his vir- wel eore lirvir. hinahnilegeiwlteti")bouth- - no MATINEES WEDNENDAY AND bids for the old vulsers "Cincindo we money-bac- k ng LEASED TO THE AMERICAN tues for the front NATI RDA peru of the news. NI appearance is of - the treated ad- - nati" gond "Raleigh." and the papers" steamrts-tCoffee? NOV. va DAV& SEG. 'It -ntage. ES, "This lonely man is lotioly not be. tiTe highest Schilling offer Nowadays. though. we don't have er SuPPly"- and be disdains ley& He craves it BEA t'llirt Because ,we are sure of, cause be Mat Strip" 11 sorb Item of Lig Pleturea." 16 with all his soul. He is lonely be(1- the troubleaome tank of gathering the made was $42.000 for . the gunboat a tio Theater illeowtitupt. "Castine" at home, the by 1131141 of his genius. The greatest metre and the mussy mixing , Temorrew dk god Twee, ready-to-uscoffee. We the All drug storeswell the Steamship, Trading company of , genius always walks rompanionless. LAST TIMUS TODAY Lincoln hod not product.. Improved We, tba isdnitiost of The way from the green not B. Of ft. called Sommerville. Pensacola. "Wyeth's a singles intimate companion. Sw- other Ingredients. -'- U-. It is eubmitted a jotntbid of Stt,n00 for ine. is written in Isis fee., So it Is Sage and Sulphur Compound." ' in kitchen ObOdY and the (Aft "Petrel' because 'Willson. OP. "Casting" Wtiodrow The latvery would Ile with love NEW popular your Snor- e- di feel that familiar touch of the or. cover It has been applied. Simply', ter also a gunboat.----Thre A tbEtw vier-b- y tor 014110401 reaion: 86 that to dinarv camarsdrie of life hist It mOisten your comb or a soft brush Trieet othnpany, of Washington. D. too tu rata y of Evvoia. Poet (oboe,. be soo The isnowtedre that it doh it itn4 draw this through your C.. offered $21:'0011 for the Petrel moot tome A Rifts& Satire of HI !MTH K ikroN. 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The function of the kldnys is to filter the bloott In 14 hours they strain from it 100 irrsinti Of acid and waste so we can readily un of demand the vital imPortallu keeping the kidneys active Drink lots of wateryou can't drink too much; also get front any pharrnw Ciet about four ounces oc.Jad Halts; take a tablespoonful. In a gists of water before breakfast each morning for a few days and your kidneys will act fine. This famous salts is made from the acid of grapes and lemon juice combined with bible and has been used for generations to ciesa and stimulate clogged kidneyst also to neutralise the acids to urine so it no longer is a source of irritation, thus ending bladder weakness. Jad Salts is inexpensive; cannot injure; makes a delightful effervescent lithiawater drink which everyone should take now and then to keep their kidneys clean and Active. Try this, also keep up the water drinkintl. and no doubt you will wonder what became of your kidney trouble and backacheAdvertisement Universal 'orrice.) , h I 44: . - - . COX MAINTAINS If your Back hurts or,Blad der bothers drink lots Nominee Makes Challenge United States Will Fulfill Candidate Attacks Barrier of Picture ; of water. Secretary Paints To Pjesidency in This Her Obligations-ThrougTo Find Contradictions in Nation's Executive, War ' When your kidneys hurt and your back feels gore. don't (telt cared and SpeechesAkron Extends Association of Nations Much Used Slogan lie Assailed But proceed to two Your riomuch 1111"1 . Broken And lot of drugs that excite the kidneys Politics. Scores Governor Predicts.. Warm Welocme. and irritate the entire urinary tract. Still Undaunted. you Keep your kidneys CIMU lik ' . . 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