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HAD TO S r BED IN R WEEKS Omaha Citizen Sa^t He la Now Rlt 1 of Troublee T)n*t Had Kept Him Miear^'bie for Yea re. ^ Ol aVmos^T^ of commission K n I be^an* takinR Tanlac, but It !niade/'me feel like a new man in lort ^ime,’’ said W. S. Meadville, 7004 North Twenty-ninth St., Omaha, Neb. rW ^ “ftay liver and kidneys were out of or<0er and I had terrible pains in my Wck and sides and was so bad off I offten had to stay in bed for two weeks y a time. •The • LEGION (Copy (or This Department Supplied tjie American Leirion N^ews Service.) by The results I pot from Tanlac were fc very glad surprise to me. It bene- Ated me in every way and I believe the improvement I received will prove lasting anti I feel stronger and better than in many a day.'’ Tanlac is sold by all good druggists. Headlines. Sir Philip Gibbs, the art connois seur, recently told a group of Chicago ans about the editor of a small paper w r ho had the village carpenter make type large enough to tell of a village scandal. “Great 1 show we made yes terday,” he told the publisher of fhe^ paper after it was all over. “Yes.” said the publisher quietly, "but I al ways thought we’d save sonicthlngllke that for the second coming of the Lord." WAR ROBS THREE OF MEMORY Trio Among Most Unusual Cases on Record at Veteran’s Bureau in Washington. LEGION MAN, AID TO CUPID 1 i . Henry Sullivan, Phoenix (Ariz.) Or. ganization Enthusiast, as J. Tiea Many-Knots. Having secured plenty of experience in braving the perils of the drop white a member of the navy during the war, Henry J, Sullivan of Phoe nix, Ariz.,, is now helping to launch the several ships of m a t r i m n n y that set sail from his home city. TVhen the servicfe men of Phoenix start their wad ding barks they seek out Justice MOJER! Dean Baby's Bowels with “California Fig Syrup" - A Three | men who- have lost the% selves and whose memory does not } of the Peace Sullivan to unslip the extend back to the war where they lines of their single blessedness. ,.^4, received Injury, are among the most ! ^ r - Sullivan is also the man who unusual cases on record at the Vet- i started the “Under one head, the erans’ bureau in Washington, D. C., [ American Legion” slogan whlcl^ has among the long list of war victims, been adapted by all the war qrgnni- The American Ivegion is endeavoring zations of ills home county to ad vance the interests of the service men, Why She Changed: “I Hat* always used the cheaper baking ' powders, supposing them just as good as Royal but 1 invested in a can of Royal Baking Powder and now f tad ail my bak ing so much unprov ed that I will use no other kind." Miss C.L. Dt ROYAL Baking Powder Absolutely Fwre Contains No Alum Loaves No Bitter Taste to assist the unfortunate ex-service men in finding their relatives. Hayward Thompson—at least that is what he is now called—is one of the most peculiar cases. He has for gotten who' he is. In his head is an ugly shrapnel wound. His memory goes back to January 22. 1922, when ! he arrived at a hotel Jn Denver, with 1 a Bill in his pocket from one of the ! most expensive hotels in Colorado ' Springs. His memory, he now believes, lapsed somewhere, either fur back ! In France or on the trip between Colo rado Springs and I*envcr. Thompson remembers having laid $1?Jin» in Ida pocket and access to many thousands more. In searching \V«sldngt«*n record* foe some trace of the hwt man. It wna found ttiat a certain Hayward Tboinp- * son cidi«tcd In Hie Marine corp* June carry on hospitalization work, elimi nate drives and working generally for the benefit - of the men who served their country. As Mr. Sullivan himself expresses it: “All war organizations in the county have united Under one head for the purpose of cent raizing our, work.- We expect to iem^our efforts largely to hospitalization work and in other ways serving the disabled sen-; ice men by placing the responsibilities on the various departments of govern ment where they belong rather than by advancing their rights In a slip shod fashion.” FORCE PERSHING TO SPEAK Lagiennairss of Btfntnt. Illinois, Hold Up Old Commandor's Car and fl. 191K and « a* <11 srhar Jtttiua rj Dsotand an i Address. 8 1919. II- • had a wifi t* on d tbr< p* vul iblrm at I'lt'inlnc Mo.. and a fef tier al IVrahln g was raptufeo n»t •thee. Mr* i UmU * n ll<4U| iwai. ot If hill p i ■tteni|i(lng to |«a*e through Oi lea go. Tt mt mail with m i •hrnpa irl fftrfi i^l> trrrttory b) t a gmup of Amer wn iuim! 'll i, hie i head a ml m [> me* wt«ry of Iron I.#- *i«-n n»**n at RniH-nt, 111. The Btl y rt-li itlvei B Ml •» L tel effn plied In old i|rr of the A. K. F atartod rat igv*m t*ee (o FVw met* *i. M throi Uglt the town on ae Is itmirhen mm d to Chb U aT* He rriH i%r4 8 tmlh rf f rar. hut Ia-jtI Umnmir**. aided hy • Hurry Mother! A half-teaspoonful Of genuine California Fig Syrup will make your cross, fretful bgby comfort able. It cleanses the little bowels of all the wind and gases, the bile, sour ing food and stomach poison which is causing baby's distress. Millions of mothers depend upon this gentle laxative to keep baby’s stomach and bowels clean, and thus correct diarrhoea, colic, biliousness, coated tongue, sour stomach, feverish breath, and constipation. It never cramps or f overacts. Contains no narcotics or soothing drugs. Babies love the taste of genuine “California Fig Syrup” which has full direction* for Infants In arms and chil dren of all age* plainly printed on bot tle. Say “California" to the druggist and accept n<> imitation fig syrup. A Bad Combination. Trollo|ie—I know a combination which you may alwa>* take It for granted la (tent on mUchief. Needham—What combination la that? Trollope—A autall hoy and a pin. >1 X More Quality for Less Money There never was a time when Goodyear Tire* were _ ' . so good aa now. .■ - They are bigger, heavier and stronger today than any earlier Goodyears evfcr were. Yet Goodyear prices are lower now than ever. Not even in those remembered days before the war did Goodyear Tires sell at such low prices as today. Look at the figures listed below. They represent an average decrease of more than 60% from Goodyear prices of 1910. When you can get these better Goo4years at such prices, there is no question of the tire value at your command. • . ’ ♦ Your Goodyear Service Station Dealer will tell you that never in his experience as a tire dealer has he ~ " " '' , —• '■ *" ————— r - '— '''- - known the equal of this value. See him today. Sii WO ~- Wb ... $10.95 $25.50 Si3^ W r*'.. $14.75 ?U1cA U W “ U ”.$32AO - » * .Vj[ AH-Weather * . a rvrv 33*4 A0-Weather A Tread Cord $18.00 Tread Cord «... $33^40 Manu)mctui*t'» «u «**r« GOODYEAR -a rd si \\ h*-t> d h* I he 1 iM. I • I I r.i p a* a Mddt t>. IwtBa Facta Alice ha id fre V f i te Kwaday mr heed for the fire* tu and had ei ■mr Bl! led with iii lfi*m sat Ion. 8 he w a* heard te i wy Ifl her all year -nt d i •iBtffe mm She leh 1 s i wee hand ever he », | brmrt. "When ye u I btmt aotnething wl he Iirrr. jm a kn«*w tt tm meiai-fence \ a h iia| •rnng to “N« auch thing.” r*"»p*'nd«*d the *tx- ycar-obl; **tt'a j»i«t wind In y<>ur turn* my fWWtatphla ledger . Factories in 33 Cities Safeguard the Health of Your Family ENJOY MODERN CONVENIENCES aXTM. TOILZT. IITCHtN SINK IN TNE NONI Parfactien SapticTank Sewage Disposal Witkoat Sewers first cost The only cost NP-KEEP REQUIRED consult roue SLUMKR United Cement Products Co. 18^ E. Vermont St. Indianapolis, Ind. <j >d e*u ka*w r i*« yieers •44.” feet eusr frtW •els. 31) rfre ere Miwwt heir, 1 he rr If 0*9 eae ran ne «h» | ■« er an)thing ahnwt pest, please let me fcmua * The ABgetea poet eg tfie Lrghei tt rnek lag rsery etlurt te hrt|» the men and himself A third ^eelihnnaed lirtaa” tteee at 730 Nerth Thirty-arst street. |>»ata tille lie is kiM*wb ae lewaard Wells, ta the BeighherhartA Mm metmey la hezy. tie W Hr tea that he mltsted la the eld First Kewtucky Infantry, and ntth thacNsetnarMl nne tmnsferred te a rrt>lacrttimt detaehmrttt and sent te Fmere His pN«4egrB|4i naa f**r- nanted te hie nanpnny mmmandrF. n he rrcgnlaed the fare hat did not rernll a name. A machine gun hoi let had pierced hie abdomen and Injured his spine Another had injnred the left alwmldee rap. No co«u|>msatlnt) te Insnranrr ran he awarded to this man. the Yetarena' bureau regrets, un til his Identity can he estaMlehed. France. It te maid, has six of tlieee “unidentified" living ex-service men. Great Britain has a frw. These lost SNnle who cannot And their memorteai and who know they cannot present a spectacle unique amj pathetic. They are lost ami know It TAKE ASPIRIN ONLY AS TOLD BY "BAYER" •Bayer* 'Introduced Aspirin te the Fhy«i<iane Over 21 Years Ago. T*> get quiet relief f< tlhtw m refs II y the safe and proper Mreniena In each anhenhen package of “Heyer Tablets of Aspirin.* Thla pnekagr la ptalnlg atnaipsd nltfa the safety ~ Hay or Oant* The “Heyer Cruae' means the gen* Sine world famona Aspirin peeeiflhnd hy physiriana far over twenty-nag paam —Advert lermcrL ’Ig: Putnam Fadeless Dyes W- TWO RICH PRINTER S BULLS’ hoetmaefer Oeoeral Has Nr Bpecimena of Wart of *lnep«md Cempeatter* the ON “GREATEST HEROES” LIST Rerehiog Adgreeeiog Laqteooairee. , rt| • powerful ally la the peraim of the motorman. gathered la fmat of the trolley and demanded a speech. The rear platform of the ear was turned Into a a|>eeker's stage and "Black Jack” addressed the service men and their frieuda for ten minutes. The Legionnaires were marshaled to gether by Sidney Morgan, their poet itmimander. who stood on the plat- form with hla old general, and It was not until he had given the word that the former member* of I'endilng's command would give the trolley the right of way. Buttaoa Lang m Use John J. J«nes. n o alter In the din ing car* of the PennayUanla r&ilfwnd. asked the other day foe a new art of hrnaa bnttons to nee with hie white dnrfc rent. When he turned in his old buttons In exchange It was wn I tired that they were not only un j usually bright hot also that mneh polishing and nee had al*oot wom off the lettering and that the front rof each hntton was actually wom through m one nr aanre places Asked ham long hr had Worn the bwitona, he replied“Ahont twenty-nine year*." Tlvev had been Issued to him 1b 1ND2 by Maj. J F. Trout, then an- perlntcndent of dining cart and rew- taurmnts —New York World. ISvsfmaater General Work has ten rhalee apectmens of typngraphlrnl errors uhtrh he keeps an hla desk handy tn shew in the dinrri mine ting Like moat everybody etae In the world. Beet we Work appredateo that sort of thing Hoth of these “beltg” eemired In nmntrflne with printed portraits at Doctor Work when he was aPPdialed te the highest poetlien tn the pnotdi arrrlee. One of them haem the title: “Dr. Herbert Work, phyeletna tn the pope. Was with the Iste pope tn hla leaf Itlneea ~ Evidently the tnerriptiona of Ratnetic BelteitodR. “Ton have a great reentry." sold the foreign visitor “W# think an, of »onree. - * mid the ettiaro. “By the way. Td like te are •vngreae tn meat no * “My friend.” said the rttlaen tn grant •emestneon ”*ee Niagara falta. ran , out tn TeOnweuma park and the Orhhd plants, onr skyeermpers. ear anlvemk- tie*, hat stay away from ewngrean I want yon tn go hmne at 111 thinking we I have a greet ronatry BlnwingheV Age Herald. t two photograph a got mixed ap. and mdwvdy caught the error, on account of the title of doctor ef both physl I dans The other sample was a picture of the postmaster general and an tn- scrlptlon which ahoold hare reed: “TMonido Man Appointed Poet master General ” - — ■ ■ — ! Hut It got la like thla: “Telored When yon talk louder than the other Man Appointed Postmaster General.'* fellow K*a a sign yoo’rr wrong and he’s 11 Hght. The Blacfc Sheep. “ 1 Kanes* exchange—Mr Brown leave* ' Every man la a* old aa be feel*, hut ! nine children, eight of whom are hnn- , Worth the Prise. Mr Homebody—LMd yon hear ah It? A footpad stopped my wtfs I j night sod bent her op badly And the 1 ho pot for It was 13. Mr. Posner Ckm yen give me address? I might ds sows with him. Ns Pines tn Stay. . (Little Helen breaks tn on hag newly engaged stater and her been.) Big Rioter—Why. Helen, haven't I told yon te stay la the kitchen with Jesote till mamma mmc* home? Helen—Yes, I know; bat Jsaafte‘9 sweetheart Just new came, too! 1 ne should try to look younger to plea*e his wife. SK^ oai? P FOR 50years'^ r jf^ERSHlTH’e Chill tonic 5 NOT ONLY FOR CHILLS AND FEVER BUT A FINE GENERAL TONIC. HOME OWNERSHIP EASY For every family tn America. Let us show £ou Trow to build ,or buy home, purchase a (arm, or pay ofr mortkraK*' for $7 MONTHLY- ♦ "No extras"- on each $1,000 used. Send stamp (or full particulars to 207 Machinists’ TRI MTKKS* AG KNOT r BI<1k- Wiishtaxton. D. C. color your hair easily, quickly YOU GAN atorcr. «ere to use as wster. Makes you look youo*- aira o At er dtrset (row HLSSiU - SLLIS. Coen Isis. Memphis, Ten» r ancy Work Bargain Lt lie (or * hsnds«>na# i pice* Tst»ls Set, P ^^mpe! lb nus n.stevial. KLTGl* A11T Cq I5l> Polytmla. l*ept. D. New Orleans. La BE A TRAVELING SALESMAN MtSa ^e#y *Im> Isere.t^ (Be (isueess ey selitng aer Sas nears «Ued (a-*» gH Sergt. Samuel Gluckaman of th* American “Devil Dogs.“ Rival for York-Woodfltl Honors. Another rival for the crown worn nlternately by Sergeants York anil WoodfiU ns the preutest hero of tlie World war has been uncov ered by the United States veterans’ bureau in the person of Serpt. S a m'u e 1 Glucksman, mem- lier of tiie Ameri can “Devil Dogs” during tiie war and decorated by both the Ainen- cun and allied governments. Although born in Austria, Sergeant Glucksman enlisted with tiie marines at the outbreak of , the war and al- tliough too modest to tell the story, of his- achievements -while fighting against tiie Germans, the American 1-c.gion at Washington discovered that Glucksman fought in seven major en gagements.. Verdun. Befleau Woods, Chatefiu Thierry. Marhach, St. Mlhiel, Soissons and -Mont Blanc. f)n the tnqrnjng of October s, 1918, -Sergeant Glucksnutli started out to get I water for Ms comrades. He returned ‘ without the water but with 20 Ger- j mans and a painful 'wound. ^The “Devii Dog" sergeant captured n lone Adjusted Compensation Wine. Adjusted compensation won a de cided ‘victory in the nation-wide ref erendum hy the United States Cham ber of Commerce—1.1 Id chambers voted favorably. 2.6f*7 against the measure. The United States chamber has opposed the bill from tiie start. Tiie commerce body in Toledo. O., pro tested the questionnaire which was sent out as being unfair in the way it presented tiie subject. Stop worrying about the sorrow* of yesterday and go after the Joy* of to day. orrd and respected citizen* of this state, and the other lives In Mlssoorl. —Boston Herald. Where It Want Jack Spratt could eat no fat; hla , wife could eat no lean. You see. they If one mn*t *ny it In prose, he can’t ! spent their money for the jitney’s gas- aay It In poetry. . I ollne.—Fresno (Cal.) Republican. tn Dry U. t. A.? First Student—Teacher. If two porta ef hydrogen and one part of oxygae form water, why isn't water Inflam mable? Second Student—Because It's wet— Science and Invention. The *ecret of enjoying life la hi being able to get happiness from the simplest resources. Carrying On With the l . American Legion a«>a--a--a-a-a-a-a-a»»a».a«-a-»a--a-«a»a. T ! A community made by* the Legion playground will be at Nashville, Teivn.. the ex-soldiers bearing tiie ex pense of apparatus and upkeep. In Korea, American ex-soldiers, most of them missionaries under the leader ship of a Southern Presbyterian mis sion, have formed a post of tiie Le gion.’ - ‘ • • • During the war it cost Uncle Sam .$300 to elothp each of his soldiers. The present doughboy i* garbed in eloth- ing costing but $189, the War depart ment states. • > • or • The only woman field clerk in the army is Miss Jean Ylodson of San G. riiiun and instead qf^Y^ertwy hiv Fntm is. ., Cal., y t.. ^Major 'captive forced him to lead him to the , General Morton. She ’bold* Uie. rank rest of thi* advance pqrty.^ Coming °f sergeant major, onto the whole *nt«-h uf’-SfY Sergeant tilucksman vyhved a hand grenade and The legion in b«4li North ami South Here’s Good Advice: Relieve Your Fatigue With Sleep, Avoid Stimulants T HERE is nothing in the world so reconstructive as sound, re freshing sleep. During sleep the system rids itself of the fatigue poisons that have accumulated during the day. The food ele ments dre taken up by the various tissues that require rebuilding nu triment. It is important that you get plenty of health-bringing sleep. Anything that interferes with your sleep hampers and hinders you— mentally and physically. A common cause of physical weakness and mental depression is the reaction following over-sdmu- lation by the drug, cafieine, and - other elements found in both coffee and tea If you have an idea that coffee or tea drinking may be injurious to your health, why not stop it for a week or so, and drink delicious, fragrant Postum instead. Postum is a rich, golden-brown, pure cereal beverage. It contains no harmful elements of any kind. You can drink Postum as many times a day as you or the chil dren desire a grateful, refreshing beverage. Year grocer avTls both forma of Poatamx Instant Postum (in tins) mad* Instantly in th* cup by th* addition of boiling water. Postum Cereal (in packages of larger balk, for tho*e who prefer to make th* drink while th* meal i* being prepared) made hy boOlng fbr fully 10 tuna tea. , j»rtl«*rcil them all oat of the sh«*ll hole ] ? i; 'Hi hrtHffonh «ibm-rv«* the bin lain \ ■ the/ *. wr/e occupying am] into the °f Jieocral, Lee-ami Grant, rival lead- arm* of his American•roiuratfea. By J ers ••( the Civil T-bb hirtb<i#i rxectltIvWsj*l*P«iutment ffiuckemaQ j* ! Geoerol Grant wan- <<hek‘rvud OO April now employM at the navy yard at ' 27 thla year' aprf that of Lae will Lq •O- Fortssaowch. N. H j served JaMary IB. ISO Made by Postum Oresl Co., Inc^ Battle Creek, Mich. Postum for Health “There’s a Reason"