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.> • • •. -«> »>?»*m«w ^^jp»^B^:40Ji^ga^^.;:^ -^ IO for Lowell Pastor Sir-In August, 19074 yvas taken with a severe attack of sciatic rheumatism. My hwrtHand bod/ were almost in a horizontal posi- tion, tho pain was so great that my whole body was sometime? para- lyzed; it seemed as though thou- sands of pins had' bepn stuck in my body at once. -• V0.r-ne.-sis did a good thing for * »«srybody on my street, yes, jirtfll the neighborhood, knows howHL have been afflicted. Now their see me walk back and forth without the least difficulty, and. look upon it as a miraculous relief. I am now well and strong. Rheum- atism has left me for good—never felt better in my life. Gratefully yours, # ISAA€ LA FLjBOR, French-Baptist Missionary and Pas- tor of the French Baptist Church, Lowell, Mass. The time to tnfcn Var-n«-ils It NOW. ~ ':, suffer itnothor il»y. Get It at your rn'g. ID liquid at l«t>let lucm. >uglit to read \Tho Hunt <>t Human Hinge* \ Send for it today to W. 4. Vftmey, Lynn, M«s». Ifn Free. VAR-NE-SIS RUB-ON JASES PAIN ,-t * i J» i .. .. 'Jftelr like IX different person sinct Kesinol cleared away that skin trouble N \I had suffered from ec«ema so long I didn' t believe anything^ould over- come itr buMb&»ftnst<t>we.I used Resi- nol it stopped the itching, and now my slAHiftmirely clear.\ TM» ii the experience of Ilioui- «nd> who have used ReilnoUnil know that its fentttrhtallnr ma- terial* icldom lull to overcome skui troubles. AtUht ITCH! Money bavjc wtti.out ouciucn If BUNTS S»iv« taU? in I*, irentnneift of ITCH, ECZEMA RINQWORrf TETTER 3 othtt itching >kin diteain. Tf» • 7$ ctut be* ti our mli Ph*rmasy. Many Leaders Honestly Convinced That They Can Win With Cox—National Committee Meeting at Colum- ; bus a Miniature Convention—^Rajking Up Records of Both Candidates . . •- (BY DAVID LAWRENCE.]; Copyright 1920 by Genevn Daily Times C'olumnus, O., July 20—-This is a and Jphnnan. -The Democrats cal- ,' miniature convention and not merely a meeting of the Democratic National I Committee. For \there are 106 roem- lected ammunition eagerly. AnoEbe r f r \^SmmUtman discovered that theraJUadLbeen a divorce in the Harding family which would oWset in l.era of the committee instead .oPIB'hla judgraent»any hesitancy oa the the women holding equal tank as the j fig «£«*»^J* 6 ^ 0 £ %*£ divorce leprisentatrves of their lespeotivel „ At ll:ia ,j^i_ ^, ,. „.,£,! from political states and territories and the atmos-1 viewt.'ulnta,*at Sun rrunclsco and had phere here is one not unlike a national t'een meut!on<?a as a posulole weapon convention for in the first place there \ &££*%& *& ^Souih^u- [lias been a contest over the aelection I of a national- chairman which has I tended to bring to me surface some of • tho arguments for 'and. against t$n}. | Wilson regime which cfrculn'.ed on , the convention floor and in the lobbies In San Francisco and there is more- over, a militancy and a determined air which may sifrpfrlse Republicans when they encounter it for unques- tionably the majority of the Demo- • rallc loaders are honestly cunvtnci-U j that they me going to win with Cox. ' Tho Democratic nojnlnee gave a • splendid and opnorfuruf\exhlt>ition of loyalty to \political friends when he Is- Republican hosts will cfroe here dn lued a statement saying fits personal [route to Marlon, thirty tftites away 'choice for national chairman was Ed-pV nor e the notification ot \Senator ward. JWoore of Yourigstown, X)hio, I Harding will be held ou Thursday. ?o niiiniise^j, Uie f*FG~£*jj*v<*wt4en- cam- TH+* Uf^iHiUlfca-nfi- wl*H dig into Gu\'- .rnont is aupieme. Another comtntfcteeman had a copy of Senat'Or-'-Haidihg'B record of at- tendance jat the 'sessions of ] the seji- at6 wWchtenfled to show 'that ttie Ohio senator was absent a g-ood deal. Of course, the value of this argument may be ^questioned for a great many people who don't- think the talkfests of the seriafefire wunh attending any- way, may argue that t.lje OWa.Sena- tor showed rare Judgment by staying ajvay. Before the wepje is over* the ilep4ib« e executive committee- and* the I paign for the winner at San Francisco but he did not isaue that statement i until after conferring with Homer Cumtuings, nutlonal .thai ' chairman, and M explained that he, too, was not seeking re-election as chairman. Indeed, Ml\. Moore earlier In the day was qjuoted by-intimute friends as declining\ the position. , Ho Oovernor Cux will have really 1 cleared his first hui'dlo by avoiding the impi-psalon of ingratitude .to'His friend Kd. Mouto and at the same time wTiat cliolco of Cummtnga tho- ffoiernor dinwa to IIIB side mucJh of the Wilson strength in tho Democratic party where, the name of Cunimlngs is more or less synonmous with ttuut of Wilson, especially in the West and particularly nfler the keynote speech which Curnmings delivered »fc San Francisco. _In fact some anti Wilson Democrats have openly salt? that they believed it wiser to pick someone elsje beside dimming^ l»_p< 1 ftijso_.floj.'£nio.c fox\1jirtt prone -v> far in his conference at tha White House last Sunday as to. give the impression of complete, sur- render t( On. the othri- hand, the Job of GovW*> \or Cox who\ already has the aht Wilson following behind him Is to ac- guire a good hold of the Wilson branch of the party and wlion once he hns solidified his own rankg when he can take up tha attack against flcpubll- ennism . Triero Is no doubt as to tho<-confwLlog donco of Democrats gathe ' \ ' ' ' whether it Is ^oing 1 to t on election day Is another admittedly, the leaders think theu chances • havo improved In tho last three months from an almost hope- loss outlook to good chance. - The nomination of Harding at Chi- cago and T6x at San Francisco are tho solo reasons for tho change from dps* pair to hopefulness. The DrototTOttr teaders siy^TRo country wns Impatient for a change, from Ihfi Wilson administration and that the Demor-i-atle convention- Kntta- fled tliat craving by BclpctlnR who wjll select « g and make use of l^ ''^^ ^'m finor i <?*#-p.cora ana mime use oil their presence in Ohio to follows,' out] the real faets about the governor's, at -1 tltude on, thff liquor question which I -w-JjH—he-i«tefl— H— vital- fuutgrTtir~PEmo- eraflc Strength In the populous jcast- ern states. Already one hears sugges- tions that the governor shifted con- siderably on the liquor issue and ot course If his record Is vulnerable, the country ^KJJlJkear about it through the Republican ammunition gatherers. Ohio^is -certainly the political cen- ter of the country full of politicians, offlco-seokers, fin** would-lie speakers. correspondents and - othor individual caravan which follows In the wake of presidential nomlnges. \ CENTURY OF ANTHRACITE- First Ton of Hard Coat Reached the 5l lty List Ono An even hundred years have elapsed since ope William Wurts, a Philadel- phia rnprehant, drove his tei*m_of; mules with- the first ton of anthracite tiirough the spring freshets and bog land to tire banks- of the Delaware river and floated the new fnel down the river to Philadelphia on a pine But he experienced no little tllfH- In thot^rst anthracite year of if tmTn&mjng the popular objec- tion that the coal was^\extremely slow. of lighting.\' Pine log rafts floated only 865 tuns of anthracite that year, liiit it fetched a price of $12 a ton and; could \bo delivered freigbt-on-raft rt 13—a fact ttntt was freely adverted l\o attract additional capital, for, of course-, there was no 1» those days. -•• - - juid hog land country a now ptf, l)rit moatly sI ? w Jnfl^«nabillty the Democrats who nro going put to operators. Silk shirts for miners are *wag<> thp campaign in 48 statPs point to J a big-ger milsnuce. But production in the Republican nomlnop-os-pne of their a hundred .je^nrs has jumped to 86,- . rmusing to s. lomm'ilteemon irom far away a«?I 1 -1 cultural statgs Ii>oklng up Hanltnu's 1 rpporo>, this \isit to MWo gnvo them n chance to \e-li\ rumors wliidi thoj had henril r-oneerjilns: Senator Harfi- IDBS stand on public institutions. For Instance, Sam Ami.ioii. nntinnnl 00™--!'\!' Industrial world toilny, simply be- mittpemon fix.m I{|aii<uis. n state which j canst- tin-re lay up in the hills of Penn- ;iws had a (xrie^tince nsninst tho wil-1 pyivnnln a hard, black substance, one puss the 100 million-ton mark, wns almost reached in 1917. Reading, WRUesbarrp,. I.ehlgh, MniKli Chunk—these nnmes are spoken one. thousand times hourly In ^\WIMM^M fc,.--- • •a- m& \ -fc 4, - ^P i&^fa im\ \kssL^ \^\ JR* 5^^_ fl 155^^ - x - •*•:?.' B.4.. >-.. BLki k^B^. 1 ' -•* ' 1 ••; ^^ ---^- •*\• •••'»• » •• • ?gg . - f ••>•\ •t. • \ . ; . - if- - - / _^—^. ~. — . t ff m$ !• % i.—^ £& *.. *T - U-z zzstoM •„«'V ' ;* 1 T- • ^•l.'jL . n» 1 V>HH B^--'S 1 ' 1 1 1 ' '- v ^| I A Surprise Awaits You The Cleveland Six has a surprise iiri store for yotu_ It will show you so much more than you can find in cars of similar size and price that at fit st you will find it hard to believe it's true. But thousands of Cleveland ow with thousands of miles recorded on their speedonieters, know it is true. Cleveland is different. It is better. motor of over-head valve type and possessing Distinguished in style, with dignity of line power and flexibility in an extraofdpaiy 'and finish arid splendid upholstery, && greater —degreer \' ^~ value lies > underneath the hood and body,— - Jipase-of driving, positive brakes, arid low a\ sturdy chassis which insures long life for * undefslung spring suspension add immeasur-. *. the car, featured by the exclusive Cleveland . ab^tbtheicoitnTortandsafetyofits-passeagerQ, , Come see the Cleveland. \Ride in it. ; it yourself. Then you will know* • • 1 Touring Car (Five Passengers) $1485 J Roadster (Three Passengers) $1489 Sedan (Five Passenger*) $2399 Coupe (Four'Passenger*) $2395 •' (PrlceaF. 0.8..Gtevtlaod) -— • • ^, LYNN <& 3OO EXCHANGE ST., GENEVA. N. Y. Phone 2741 * .1, |.,I .. n C^ ^v - ^ r * >•„ $»485 Bon admlnlstiatloi! 'nr tlxiiiR thiv |irlro of whi'nt and not l.\lnp ilip i lt li thnt \WTTII ot j lmd \innclp n ton (if which sly old William Wurts st<M>r.'tl -on a ; raft do\wi Hie Delaware to I'liiindelphlu, jiisf' one hundred Seneca Falls . in tho Senntp \vhen M \ote.l j y Pnr s » B0 .—\VnU! Street Journal. for I lie f\i>il iiinlDil act, declaring InJ .^ : _ fffeel thnt a ilolluv wii«i omnipb fnr a! .... itshpl <.r tttuni.\ |, WnxhrngWri. July 21—Prejlmlnary This spor( h nns piinfij nnd si*nt P\i\il''ii\n fiBtirt-.s were-annn (Ut^d to- Large Delivery Truck,, .„. Damaged .in. Collision. p pjj nnd snt Pi B ig liroadmst hv Itrpuhllrnn npponpnts of cla\ hy thp (VIISIIH Hu'reau as follows: Si-nator linrdlna in Ui.. iirpsidcntlnl 1 ()gdi>nihiirir N Y.. 19L'0. 11.609; de- ju-iuiu»v <-<Hnpiil,\.it tuts vcar-itt wbfpb <TP(IPP s n<>e 191&. XSSii,--ar & H ran Benind '•Wood.\Lo\vden* t»er i ; pnt. . A Strange Fact About Indigestion A sltanifn fact tihouf indlRfstion w Jilt , Whl'h i I'riip.ir.itlvrly frw people ni^ accjuii'nttri. |q thnt nin>' times on* of ton Iiaiu in the stomtirh after <-iiti^4 • Ift ilni> to food f«i mentation anil , iciiiitr whtfii. ns'nnv doctor nr rlincf. pl&t i.in t<ll }•>!•,, U almnst Instanfh'. rdliv .1 liv tnklnK \ t'-nspoohful of pivrc Bfno3ia <powflf» fornil In A 1't- -'tte hut wptrr iinni'-tiiitcly nffer rnt . , Inf^ in nli, never-tmin ii fi-lt PIIW Bi- I fiesia in nlitalji3l>i<' <jX..Auj£Bif'R rvc-v- where nhii if p\rr\ .ti\. vvulil miopl this Blrri}'!*' plan, iri(ii^''^tion, *lvnprp«ilfi. four \intani h trno .m^J fl itulenco w mid , toon !>c unknown ' r Boohs From Washington's Library. The «:il<* <>f tlip HUrnrv of I'bp late I Itlker of tills- fitv win ion- •'•CPtrlv l>r A. H. Hiisenlintli p-ild $4.<MN| fr>r {Jeorge Wiinhliictmrs r(}py Of \A n.Hprtlon-of AH flip Treaties of IVMI-«\. Alllnncc, ami Conunprce Be- twopn <;rejit Britain tind Oflier Pow- ers 1-V-um 4tie<IfiBaty -SisBigd nt Mun- j Bter. In itMs-l. td Trwilies S.l?u<>d lit' Paris, in 17S3.\ three vohimos. ' .dotij\ 178B. Thi» work\ contoIns Inflon's auto{i\tt|.l\. on pacb titlo nntl Ills book plate on tfcp insic'* of each front covfr. 1'lie «o:k wtis n'tc- off at the snle of tlie librarv of frandBon ol QeorK? Washington In flSUnes. Seneca Fall3, Jaiy JU— s livery xtuck owned $M'pvtamMHsf Milo Helgfred was Tuesday' amfa{Bg» a; -Ki';\''^lfj?ff8^w driving hla curve east business trip to Pittsburgh, Pa. Rev. And Mrs. W. H. Clarke have been gruesjs this week of friends in Cortland. j Tho work of remodeling the Sharp ; building at/ the corner of Walnut and Fall street recently purchased by James F. Sullivan, is progressing rap- idly and will pro,ve A decided Improve- ment to the street. When finished the JU>pe.r part will -be occupied by Mr. Sulligaa \o .provide for H his rapidly increasfng -wholesale business. The Beek hiock \at\\the corner 6t Fall and Cairuga strefetMs bisljig razed a.1*- X tfm *V a T ag ft *T ^* e east, of string ot Buiek dence. R; I., cut George Bassfitt aa .to hit the throw it over th gully, doing tefc CH into a wft3 towed the truck and brtflaTMe Mr: Selgfred. The cars. contitto^tf-W.f- 1 ' 1 \-'—^*** were stopped by^ji 'bum. The SeigrTed W bacK to .this fepairs. • The. Methodist Sunday School Cayuga Lafce 1 Pi Baptist pi&iilc burn and\ Itftica traction at \^he fast Seneca* FjalfeJ* leax'e ThuiadTay * h leax'e y Cohocton wherei turn game with W whom they defeated weeks ago. FH pose the fasst returning to Seneca JFallj when they will Rochester Moose. : Head *.h» 'Want' An Mcniiliona! phntoirrnph of fh« flofendor ynciit, Hcsolutc, made froW: lh« ileiVK of UwD.H.H. <J.-.il.nm during tffd gccoiid International r»c«. \«udi: WOJ niBdc\ thr>t,sh on* of the (•rabain'a iife-btila. . won fifteen out of eighteen games played to date and- ' record which they hope to still on their trip this wedK. The funeral of Charles-JBifiTEel-t, held from his late norm; Jn RpJnsey street Wednesday ••' afternoon \'-at ?•£, o'clock. Rev. \V. Ifc\ •Clarke, 3D. TO,\ reo»» tor of Trinity Episcopal.churcli offic- iating, with burial in Bestvale«c«jne- tery. , The funeral of Dr. Ellas Lestdr. dean of the Seneca County. Medical Association, was held Tuesday after- nopn from the home in Cayuga street, p Rev. Robert t>. Merrill of Tha Presbyterian church officiating, and burial was/nade in Restvale cemetery. A large delegation trmi preoent from tion A»d from Croa» Po«t X>. A. P B. O. Maclctr hM r^tmi9« trim » HUGO WON'T ON SECOND FH5DLE Is Out for. the R»publican tutorial Nomination and Will ' Make t-'tfiti Albanj\ July 2^\' t. Secretary ot S o, aspirant for the Sd ttie nomination ior g(?v<ffnor, wrould no| a primary figfrrin ihe\ event thS Saratoga convention* declfcied _nate hlm_j were emphaftcally • denied today by Mr. HUKQ. Rumdrs ifhftt the \bosses\ h^d appeased jir, iigo l s ambitions by offering him Jlhe teutenant' governoJsalD, were-, as readily put to rou't. Y&u can say for me as emphatically 4 y\u can put ft,?' Mr. Hugo declarea today, \that I am in the flght to stay «d -*hat talk that I tvill riot en^er tlip. return game wtth^hewg®^\aiu\eU*te rlraaries ? f the invention should fail Sayre, l'a.. and otv Saf'umay will dps To designate tne, is utterly absflrd. ' -» \I have splayed ths same: fair and ^jqiiare and .popular sentiment for mfe, icpressecj In all \seetions-of the state; f-drde the leaders to reeojfniae niy candidacy by designating me^ In -*ny eVeat I will figftt to a finish, and ^oihlngr else on *the iilcltet but the gov- ku>rghlp will satisfy me. f loripr ago \ *n»>tlc\e that I was 'a' candidate, *>P«; flrid\npr?fing will change \t .. JWartha ^Augusta Coverti -Waterid, July 21—Martha. Aagtista fovett, 58, years of age, died yesterday afternoon at 3:40 ( o'clock at her home In tfte town of Payette. The deceased. t« survived bj* her husband, Oeoree M. Goveft, and one daughter, Mrs. Scott, of Waterloo. The fitifral wTTt held Fitday aftp-noon \t;? fl'clock. p tfme; from the home of the &*•- ceased. Rev- J. lS Arthur, rector of tha Seneca Ctfuftty Medical C Aawck-. «t Paul's church* Waterloo., will: p«- elate Burial wtli_be n»a<V In kfnpl* . ilIURSDAY AND FRIDAY SPECIALS FISH AND MEAT SALE » Hadirck THE MARKET 5ANIM¥\ COOPER & Son CO. Store Ho. 4 :• ••'* * Bidfilfeft Slue i.-l • » • . I 18c Fresh - Sliced 2 - Fresh Caii fit White fish Ib. 30e Fresh LakeTrouf Ib. 32c * Fresh Halibut lb.34c FRESH GROUND I TENDER SHOULDER Shoittldcr Beef Ib 24c Choice Rib , Cam Beef lit: i5c Fresh C?ut V Veal Chop III 32c Fancy Stew fEM.ft.25e •• •* •i '•--.. 64 CastleSlreet-^Phoite 2013 .Free delivery^ ,T~ Sfeop Eiudyu r ?=^ -30,000 R Dafly Local paign t Th« All i*a# be the opppnenl Commerce baiwl The visitors aw of MCCOBIHSU, A lernational lea^i Frank Schultse )ine-up, -BO' f«wa the best ganiejs. < • Owing \to t* 1 * they have been i e nt- season the' gate has fallen. financing the tei ha\e now been i the business me - u re aid. The-- jmler way yeSte few men called- 4 Commerce has t< -pr-Ena-*t-isHht na man irf tov these tickets wBl In other towns * has been put-ii )l t ?H^' ut ?H^ neci^sary flnancji town stands a i team and there i who would want time would be a to the town and i terest in the nat flNTERNA' Rochester, Jul; gedgwiek, the p from the Washini iis Initial bow to Vnd the Skeeta to %t the series froj teore of 8 to 3. fcim go the whole kg the worldi'l bg to the prece lame. • Shorty Long, wl last Friday's gam 'tnce once again, felrd filled In by 1 fihorty decided thi % out of orpat when he asked to Sue given him, Sochobter .... UT yersey City ..... I. Batteries—Sedgi Sill and Fretay, -/ Akron T( Akron, July Si ghtly the best i id Akron iron tb from Readln $ of both teaman Passes to W orpe's single a Ice fly gave ATtr Hcored in Mer's chojcej_^ .Jalsh's error pa < Mil's single and H h>n another in the ) Waged a ninth ini )lort. Clark Griffith o Wnb was here tod lelders. He was j rork ot Billy Welb] Icore: leading ,.... Jtron Batteries—Karpp )nd Walker. Leafs E Toronto, July 21.- M up the series m lerday winning the (core ct 8 to 4. 1] Wley was put out 0 toe Corcoran for way in disgust a Ken called on bin KcoB-1 base in tn lptt;ed Shortstop ifi tod he had to leave Baltimcre ....... j * Pronto ;...:\» Batieries—Og^en, Casey; Hearne and • • H » AMERICAN.^ Minneapolis * t , Wrst game); Indij • ttpolia i (second gi 8t. Taul $, Loulei Milwaukee ?, Coli Kansas City 6, To GENEVA^JM BU via. Flint, 8tai LEAVE RU 7.-30A. M. ' LEAVE G nmisrn Cigar-$to>*. StS ti Leav» Ruthy ^»< Geneva nl B , on Old or Beglmilhi OENEVA-PENN V, AUTO BUS
