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Show wffkly rfflfx. kaysviu.f. irru?. SH pFRHAPS there are a mothers who tlo not know the virtues of Ectcher's Perhaps there are a few who know that there are imitations on tne market, and knowing this demand Fletehcrs. It is to ALL motherhood, then, that we call attention to the numerous imitations and counterfeits that mav bo Bet before them. leader Inspects troops taTE ' Shame on Them'; HhbhLii fSlN ( s -.- ban don Follow .tie IS SHOT HE Closely Recent is to all motherhood everywhere that we ring out the warning to bewlro of the For over thirty years Fletchers Castoria has been an aid iu the upbuilding of our population; an aid in tho saving of babies. Collin. Ireland ichad we, Lt Z I tm trwp. fa 1 loader of the free a'sasslnated from od And yet there are thoso who would ask you to try something new. Try this. Try .that Even try the same remedy for tho tiny, scarcely breathing, babe that you in all your robust womanhood would use for yourself Shamo on them. . County Cork, while of hi army., tour of Inspection The automobile In which from Cork to Bandon ,t Bandon. ?u ' ' ielwL ro'lM th i 1 I rtdC r fired spoa- censorBoat striageat military et np by the government de-1-,. a complete lack of - ' -- - vv - vJvW Children Cry For v .JL ni Collins ! ' It Llf Jnst-as-go- ? - Castoria- - Griffith; Reflated Reprisal for Boland f few- death. Other than of iTbtr announcement that the tt chief wa shot by irre-iS- nothing was given out manner in which First details of the met death were received here ; ' f dnedsy. staff . including Genfeten Collins at ual Dalton, accompanied to these reports. time, according wounded were during soldiers Several officers, . NE!.'S there was considerable the trap was sprung.) Collins body has been shipped to f Dublin by sea, according to advice uird and that hen fsjootmg OF ARE ALLr.,.,,toWH0 TROUBLE i 4 firing. and hi (This lndicstes that Collins cal officers were scorted by a body-- j fR CAPTURE ' ADMINISTRATION LEADERS AD M,T CRITICAL SITUATION DUE TO RAIL ivii- DEARLOCK :vhi to Receive Attention Federal Men of asbingtonr-- A roundup of I. V. 4 number of western states, Jam Cork. triumvirate will succeed Collins it the head of the Irish free state. A Wush ngton :ntun tic-- " b eory-departnie- fV i Cheerfulness and ReslCac nor neither Oplam.Mrorphlne J liner&l. N'0TXABC0TIC ' S nt w 1 j A he! jif u! RfdnTdy for r 11 ConstlpaliMiwid DunRoc wa nnd Feverishness Loss of suf-cal- , rM thcFood hy KclJuU- the Stomadis and Bvwecls a UUi Thcrcb)rromotin4Dii in connection with rail strike dis- orders, has been decided uion by the; Death that claimed Irelands two of Jusiice, It was learned -- attest leaders Griffith and Collins, i viilis ten days left no single eub. Thursday. The department s bureau of intestl- f sanding figure. extc-ndI Man Cosgrove, chairman of the gation, concluding an inquiry provisional government cabinet, may ing over several weeks, has supplied I ns to be Collins the state authorities information successor, or lt Isay be dashing Dick Muleary, eom- will be made the basis for raids nder to chief of the free state army, upon the headquarters of alleged radi-- j I iorge Cavan Puffy, former envoy, is lie third outstanding figure. I For the time being, it was learned, Chicago. Michigan's state syndica i these three will head the tree state lism law was the first weapon state1 I rovemment. None of them la com and federal authorities planned to use I parable to Collins, who especially af--j William Z. Foster, head of Thursday, heart trouble last Saturday, stood out termed one of the greatest radical and !head and shoulders above all Ireland. of recent I Cnless the triumvirate succeeds, lt revolutionary conspiracies years. w freely predicted that the free ; rate may collapse, due to activities of I the rebels under De Valera, which of Berrien county. Michigan" faced would again bring Invading forces charges at St. Joseph syndicalist of British to Ireland and cause a re Thursday, William Vi. Foster, head of eval of the centuries old conflict the Trade Union Educational league, I Collins In recent months, was leader of the steel strike of 1919, and I How as the Lincoln of Erin. Ue one of the foremost radicals of I had been largely Instrumental In America, who was arrested here, the people to accept the free awaited extradition to Michigan. I state government Ills death came at Foster, awaiting extradition to Michj i tim when Ireland was about to rest denied he had been at the meetand devote her energy to the igan, In Berrien county, lie said he had ing of resources. Michael Insier not been away from Chicago during forces had been victorious ov--e the last few days. lie was arrested at the rebels and were In power In hla offices which were raided by aost portions of Ireland. States Attorney Crowe Sunday night Collins was commander in chief of Records seized in the raid on Fostrnsy, head of the i provisional gov er's headquarters and the Michigan CTaeat and finance minister of the rendezvous contained the names of dill ' many radicals throughout the country situation. md will prove valuable in the roundA desperate rltuatlon confront rrmtr U. S. Senator Hopkins Dead up, the authorities said. We are but GO days the Aurora, HLFonner United SUtes Foster was arrested by James from country. the usual period of frost and A. J. Hopkins died Rooney, of the bureau of Investiga-gatio- anthracite coal must be secured and kere Wednesday. of the department of justice, Hopkins was distributed soon or else people will years a Republican leader In con and A. M. DeVoursney, operative for freeze to death this winter." Senator Pa. He figured prominently in the the private agency headed by William Calder aald. sationnl deadlock of 1909 In the J. Bums cheif of the federal secret hiaoi legislature Senator Borah, Republican, Idaho, when William Lori- - service. r was of the senate labor comchairman For several days before the gather expelled from the United he hoped the governor said fw?. ,enat on bribery charges. ing in the woods, strangers dropped .mittee, state was 76 Benton of SL threatened with - coal and at off trains every Joseph years old. Harbor singly and In two and threes. shortage would follow the example of & Valera to Rally Rebels They turned up later, according to Governor Miller of New York In callde Valero Frb federal agents, at a forest resort near ings special session of the legislaof Bridgman. ture to secure Immediate relief and rfTaUoI1T emerged from his the village th furnished knots to Place and is Burning pine prevent a fuel famine. rallying an army a in for the lonely assemblage light Louth in preparation Borah planned to pre-- a for Imm attack on Dublin, . accord glade at the bottom of a hearlly tim- dlate action by the senate In his fedbll providing for a coal commissistent reports here. The bered valley. Operatives for the JL the watched who eral ran rapidly department sion to be appointed by the president through crowds at the bier of Michael C1-- gathering notified their chelfa. In the to Investigate the ahole coal indusmeantime word that they were watchhose body with a view of nationalization" in state In the lay reached the delegatee try control and a standor rw.i L 0r,cers of the free state ed apparently government to the radical convention, for many of Wer the ardization living and working onderstood to be of them disappeared. When the word conditions of the miners. Rng to oomraunlcat with came to make the arrest, after County Louth In an effort Even If the railroad strike were a between federal and local the truth or falsity of the settled today the country could not authorities, sheriffs deputies and of coal thla winter, it operatives drew la their drag avoid rationing admitted. The problem la not was net Fpylt Rates Are Reduced but how much coal coal who ose off th production some eeaped Trailing on fresh fruit. detectives asserted th belief that Mrs. the carriers can haul. Secretary of I J:i'aoa-'KateEf- Commerce Hoover stated. iTwv. Hf1 Te?etables from Idaho, Stokes was among the fugitive. ef state Montaa Oregon and forts to locate her as the criminal syndiWar Court is Favored tBlbDoiISlM nd Nogales, Michigan Invoked its or(5ere1 traced Tuesday calism law for th first time, were reAires. A peremanent Inter Buenos the crlin'nsl court to have juris- ta t ,ersute commerce commis-Uasa- r doubled Thursday. national Federal investigator! whose opera-- ( (.oa ja gjj approximate levela of war invoking te PPlrtng to El Paso, tions led to the raid, planned also, Crimea or crime that cause ar. Is her. rate fixed on apples it wa Indicated, to file formal char- favored by the International associaaers. . the northwest to th ges against more than 70 other tion in session here. dtSe k IL40Vi I per cwt Report Made on Pomerene ' Bill Burned Houae Gambling ? A Favorable Tonopah Swim -. report Wash'nzton. I Long Bif'a CaL Mrs. center amended Pcmedene Mil to Anna Van Tonopah, Xev. The Casino, cf Saata Moab-- at 6 e expen l.ture In connection oclock of sport for those who turned np pyj Its t ,n 0f senators md rep- witjj tbe his u'l7 moraBz plun-e- d from the dirt when gold mining ai The' more. no been ordered by has i llree miles distant: helght in this district, regenatlves A F tw Lfe committee thousseaate-ebto the he guards she swam famous rendezvous, known bill' that would th bere provide Elle ia three and a half a .mended, ss place of gold hunters n 'wheels a candidate for the senate could a Rhout roulette wadays, -' the leaving r, . palmier In an.r than anT9 f,,r renJ e ""Wir Vf nei.to Elke the trip back. bummed and cards w, ,8 candi- e 'an Skike swims only hlgh stakes, now , te fer hs election to the senate," ut M tJila l her sixty-,- e of a fire devastated are cai didate for the houae could ah decided to cele- - the heart of the Toncpsh tenderloin trV nore than I diAling the distance. district Wednesday . - tiirtt :Hvi i. v, .saiupcib d Into tbe r:tp.i!l merens- ne tMs fall lug peril of n futl nnd winter ongres dropped thing Frid.iy fur consideration of drnst c measures t keep tbe ountry guppiie l with muI dur nu the coming months an to prevent a recurrence of existing or Impend ng coal short-t- o fge due to the ui.tm.niu und tuminous strikts. The gruve danger of Intense fering and sickness ev en freez.ing, rnong the people of those states where winter Is most severedinned Into the ears of senator and repre- sentatives alike by a tufrent of tela- prams, galvanized both senate and 0U8e int0 prapiding with a situation which threatens to become even worse than that of the terrible winter of Senate dobate turned from the bonus to the coal crisis and to the railroad strike. Seizure of the coal mines by the president unless the anthracite strike Is soon settled, urged by Senator Calder, Republican, New York, was before the senate Interstate commerce commission la the form of a Joint resolution offered by Senator Walsh, Democrat, Massachusetts, to empower the president to take over all mines whose products are shipped In Interstate commerce In order to open them up and furnish coal to the people. While the Walsh resolution was aimed at all mines it was Intended as a weapon to be used by the president to deal particularly with the anthracite sie ALCOUQL'3 TEH CENT, j AVoicUbk'IVoparatiaatirAs - 1 ; Difficulties Could Not Forestall Coal Rationing j - r;iN similatin Seventeen Men Are Taken In Raid in' Belief Now Exiets Thjt Immediate Settlement of Transportation Michigan City; Western States M tradtlnd thrttfromdnlnttncy -- if jr 'Your Friend, the Physician. The history of all medicines carries with it the story of battle against popular beliefs: fights against prejudice: even differences of opinion among scientists and men devoting their lives to research work; laboring always for the betterment of mankind. This information is at the hand of all physicLing. Be is with you at a moments call be the trouble trifling or great. He is your friend, your household counselor. 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