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OIL LAND REPORT GOES TO HOUSE Conferees Agree After Long Deadlock Over Proposed Legislation Washington. Feb. 3. Three months of bickering and an almost unbreakable deadlock on the oil land leasing bill were ended late yesterday through agreement by House and Senate conferees on the legislation. Senator Smoot (Republican), Uiah, chairman of the Senate managers, announced the conference report would be submitted to the Hquso to day and an effort made to obtain immediate consideration.

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H. C. Kennedy, Clark's two drug stores, ard druggists everywhere. TO AVOID GRIPPE AND INFLUENZA mi at lr What lo Do lo Protect Yourself Keep out of crowds. Avoid people who have colds.

Don't get xcited when you do Catch cold. Neglected colds run into pneumonia. Take care of them. Eat and drink moderately. Maintain the atmosphere in living rooms, fresh, clean and cool.

Keep the mouth and throat clean ty maintaining as nearly as possible a healthy condition of the mucous mtmbranes. Many doctors will tell you that for years they have prescribed and used for this purpose a gargle of warm MU COL solution each night and mornin g. This solution is easily and quickly made, economical, too. Simply go to your druggist and say, "I want a package of MU COL." Dissolve half a teaspoonful in a teacupful of warm water. It is then ready to use.

For 20 years MU COL was advertised exclusively to Physicians. George A. Gorgas or any drug gist can supply you. PUT STOMACH IN FINE CONDITION Says Indigestion Results From An Excess of Hydrochloric Acid Undigested food delayed in the stomach decays, or rather, ferments the same as food left in the open air, says a noted authority. He also tells us that Indigestion is caused by Hyper acidity, meaning there is an excess of hydrochloric acid in the which prevents complete digestion and starts food fsnr.enta tion.

Thus everything eaten sours in the stomach much like garbage sours in a can, forming acrid fluids and which inflate the stomach like a toy balloon. Then we feel a heavy, lumpy misery in the chest, we belch up gas, we eructate se5 food or have heartburn, flatu lenfce, water brash or nausea. He tells us to lay aside all digestive aids and, Instead, get from any pharmacy four ounces of Jad Salts and take a tablespoonful in a glass of water before breakfast and drink while is effervescing and, furthermore, to continue, this for a week. While relief follows the first dose, it vis important to neutralize tne acid ity, remove, the gas making mass. ttart the liver, stimulate the kidneys and thus promote a free flow of pure digestive juices.

Jad Salts is inexpensive and is made from the acid of grapes and lemon juice, combined with lithia and sodium rthosnhate. Thi; harm. less salts is used by thousands of people for stomach trouble with ex cellent results. TUESDAY EVENING, h( BDDroved with; little opposition by both the House and Senate, tnereDy compietius leguua Ytaa hapn nAnrlinir for the last ten years and which would open up for development approximately acres or puono auuisui western states. Last session, a similar bill, was passed but the Senate's failure to aaopc tne conierence report in the jam of legislation at the close of the session, prevented Anal enactment.

As now proposed, the bill affects ii nngl Mq nhnsnhatfi. sodium Slnd oil' shale lands and is strictly a leas ing measure, an provisions xor outright sale hving been eliminated. Under the measure, approximately 44,000,000 acres of Government coal land alone would be opened for development as well as about 8,000,000 acres of oil lands. As agreed on by the conferees, the viii snpeifips onlv a minimum royalty. the Senate provisions providing maximum royalties navins ueen eliminated.

Caruso, U. S. Aviator Sues Parisian Wife Xew York, Feb. 3. William F.

Caruso, formerly a second lieutenant in the United States Aviation Service and now connected with a scales manufacturing establishment in this city, began suit in the Supreme Court here against Eenee Boisseau, of Brussels! Belgium, asking for a divorce upon statutory grounds. Lieutenant Caruso says that he and Miss Boisseau were married on December 4, 1918, while he was in Paris. She was then only 16 years old. Alter he returned from Nice, France, he found that she had deserted him and had been seen frequenting boulevard cafes in Paris with a young man she called "Jean." The aviator said that he was about to start suit in Paris, but the attorneys he consulted there told him that a correspondent named Jean would be about as hard to find in Paris as one named John Smith would be in America. So he gave up in disgust trying to get a divorce in France.

Hoover Made Target in New Senate Attack 3 Washington, Feb. 3. Assailing the United States Grain Corporation for what he said was an atempt to persuade the wheat farmers of the country to sell their wheat now at a lower price than they will receive after next 'June 1, Senator Gronna, of North Dakota, incidentally, took a fling yesterday at the boom of Herbert Hoover for the Presidential nomination "I assume," said Senator Gronna, "that this propaganda carried on now by Air. lioover tor President is a movement for the purpose of showing the women of the country what great effort Mr. Hoover is.

making to cheapen the cost of broad." Later on Senator Gronna charged that Mr. Hoover had betrayed the confidence of the Senate Agricultural Committee in asking for a minimum price on wheat. No Date Is Set For Economic Conference London, Feb. 3. Although no positive date has been fixed for the informal conference 'on the economic situation that has been' planned be tween Austin Chamberlain the chancellor of the exchequer, and various financial and commercial ex perts, the conference probably will take place next Thursday.

Among those Invited to, take part are Viscount Bryce, former ambassador to the United States; former Premier Aso.uith; Reginant McKenna, ex chancellor of the exchequer; Baron Inchcape, president of the Institute of Bankers; Sir Robert Kin dersley, chairman of the Savings Commission; Sir Donald Mac Lean, M. J. H. Thomas, the labor leader; Walter Leaf, chairman of the London County, Westminster and Paris Bank, and Lord Robert Cecil. Stranger Steals Dying Man's Watch Philadelphia, Feb.

S. As Samuel Sterling lay dying from pneumonia upon his bed his mother and sisters screamed and wept, and the attention of passersby was attracted. As t'e front door was open, a number of persons entered the house and went upstairs to see what the trouble was, and to render any aid that might be called for. When they entered the sick room, they saw that Sterling was dying and took their departure. One of them, however, a stout man of about 24 years of age, grabbed the dying man's watch and chain, from the bureau beside the deathbed and running from th house made his escape.

Sterling died a few moments later. Beer Drinking Cat Stops at Willemsted Xew York, Feb. 3. Zulia, the well known beer drinking cat which belonged to the Red line steamship Maracaibo, did not return on the ship yesterday when the Maracaibo got in from Venezuela and West In dian ports. Zulia left the ship flat at Willem stad, Curacoa, having been won away, it is said, by a sample of Amsterdam beer.

She found the surroundings so attractive, according to Purser Gullfoyle and Chief Steward Simpson, both of whom being' duly sworn, that she could not be induced to return to the ship. Declares Sultan Mustn't Be Ousted London, Feb. 3. authority is essential to the sultan of Turkey and he should be allowed to remain in Constantinople as Caliph of the faithful, according to Emir Alt, Indian privy, councillor, who for the last forty five. years has held many offices in Bengal.

"The pr6posal to drive the Turks out of Constantinople is a concession to religious fanaticism, and if he Turkish administration is re moved from the city the bitterest resentment will manifest itself in India and all Mussulman countries," he says. Steel Output Cut by Nondelivery of Coal Pittsburgh, Feb. 3. Shortage of steel due to the nondelivery of coal by railroads has been responsible for serious curtailment of production in the mills of the Mahoning and She nango Valleys for some time. It is asserted the mills are not getting more than 50 per cent of their requirement; in coke and coal.

There are 125,000 tons of finished steel in the Youngstown and Pittsburgh d.s tricts tied up, it is said, because of scarcity of cars. The car shortage is the most critical ia years, manufacturers assert. American C. F. Buys into Canadian Company New York, Feb.

3. W. H. Woodin, president of the American Car and Foundry Company, announced the purchase by the company of substantial interests in the Canadian Car and Foundry Company. When asked if it was possible for foreign railroad equipment manufacturers to compete with American manufacturers at some later date, Mr.

Woodin said there was little or no possibility of foreign manufac turs being able to compete for business in the United States. Nineteen Rescued When House Burns Philadelphia, Feb. 8. Nineteen men, women and children, clad only in their nightclothcs, were rescued by firemen ana ponce irom a ourn ing building early yesterday. With the only stairway blocked by flames, nearly a score of persons, aroused from their beds, clung to window ledges, driven by the dense smoke, and were gotten to safety only after hard work by firemen and police, who carried them down inririm a tr rnneht in nets as they were forced to Jump.

HARRISBURG TELEORAPH FEBRUARYS, 1920. BRITISH GENERAL OPPOSES TRIALS Ian Hamilton Says Von Sanders Fought Clean and Played Fair 'X London, Feb. 3. General Ian Hamilton to day in a letter to the Times declared himself opposed to punishment of Field Marshal Liman von Sanders, German commander of the Turkish armies. On publication here of Paris dispatches which named von Sanders as one of the German Field Marshals whose surrender for trial by Allied tribunals is demanded General Hamilton wrote: "I feel sure I speak for the troops who fought at the Dardanelles when I say they don't wish to see him tried.

He was a clean fighter and played fair. During our one brief armistice he might easily have shelled our clearing stations or hospital ships. "May I not appeal to the generous minded British public to see to it that Liman von Sander is left severely alone?" STORE CLOSES SATURDAYS AT SIX BBI.fi 1891 aSB DIAI. One Lot of eorgett Blous es Much Below Regular Prices This lot consists of about 200 blouses so attractive in variety of designs that one glance at the assortment is sufficient to convince that they are of the kind that have been priced at a great deal higher figure the original price tag verifies this. Georgette crepe blouses in all the suit shades including navy, brown, taupe, black, plum, flesh and white.

Embroidered and beaded "in contrasting colors. Round and square necks with collars and collarless. Few high necks. A few short sleeves among them. All sizes, 36.

to 46. Also few stouts in sizes 46 to' 52. Very special, $5.95. BOWMAN'S Third Floor. UNDERWEAR FOR WHEN A CHILDREN Athena Underwear has many features which rarely fail to earn the approval and preference of exacting and discriminating women.

Athena, Underwear brings complete with a sense of poise and certain distinction, for it is tailored and fashioned to fit, not stretched to fit. Athena Underwear is made in all sizes, weights and qualities at the prices you pay for ordinary underwear. Sold exclusively in Harris burg at BOWMAN'S Main Floor. Flannelettes With the thermometer a few. degrees above zero, and the wind biting your face, nothing is more comfortable at night than to be tucked in bed with a warm garment about you.

We have a large assortment of flannelette gowns, various colored! knit skirts' and bloomers at prices which are very reasonable." Collar or collarless gowns neatly trimmed with finishing braid. $1.75 to $3.98. Extra size gowns with collar collarless; i finished with braid. $2.25 to $2.98 Knit skirts in a large assortment 75c to $3.50. Knit bloomers in gray, white and.

black. $1.75 and $1.98. BOWMAN'S Second Floor. Porter Has Bill to Raise Passport Fees i Washington, Feb. 3.

Passport fees would be increased to $10 and the charge for viseing of alien passports to four dollars after May under a bill introduced by Representative Porter. Republican. Penn sylvania, chairman; of the Foreign, Affairs Committee, Hi Present fees are based on "the unsound principle of reimbursement to the Government only for clerical work necessary in their insurance," Mr: Porter said, adding the fees should carry sufficient funds to more than pay for their insurance. Mr. Porter estimated that $2,873, 8SS would accrue to the State Department from the increased fees and $4,873, S8 from fees in the consular service.

"Monda Rose" Caught After. Her Flight Feb. 3. "Blue eyed Monda Rose," whose double existence as a North Shore society favorite by night and $25 a week harness factory cashier by day, ended with her flight when her books were found to be $10,000 short, was arrested yesterday in Winnipeg, Canada. C.

H. Newton, chief constable at Winnipeg, notified police to day that he had found the missing girl and that she admitted her identity. Monda Rose, whose day time, and Baptismal name Is Rose Schweiburg, had missing for several 4ayst and employers announced to day tjiey had received a telegram from her, filed in Winnipeg, stating that ie was about to be married in While police were searching for the girl there the leather company caused Monda Rose's $1,50 horse, $2,000 automobile and the furnishings of her luxurious apartment to be seized. Her mother, who works for her living in a factory, told police today that the girl had gone to work when 12 years old to help support the family. MRS.

JACOB GRISSIXGEIt Sliiremanstown, Feb. 3. Mrs. Jacob Grissinger, of Upper Allen township, near Mohler's Church, died Sunday evening after a lingering She was 64 years old. Funeral services will be held Thursday morning 9 o'clock at the home" of Tolbert Burdall with further services and burial at Slate Hill Mennonite Church.

in HAIUUSBURG. TtlKSDAY, FEBRUARY 3, 1920. Women's Land Army Permitted to Quit By Associated Press Xew IVrk, Feb. 3. The Women's Land Army of America; incorporated during the war to promote women's organizations in the various sta'as for agricultural work, was granted permission in the State Supreme Court here to dissolve as its work had been accomplished.

The petition for dissolution sets forth that since the close of the war "the necessity, for women laborers on farms has to a large extent ceased." HOW TO PROTECT YOURSELF AGAINST THF "FLU" SEE PAGE 4 DONOTFEARMFIU usEinspowESrmcaict Plenty of rich red corpuscles In! the blood will protect jrisu front tb "5 flu. If you are weak or ran down i rum overwonc urns iron ana qontint, ma man xaoieia nave savea moo sands of Uvea ana brought untoU happiness to people who were anaemic or underweight. Nature's most vital life civing tie ments, Iron and Quinine, property compounded in Tablet Form. Nothing else. No Habit forming dfagk.

Make Man Tablets create new bleed cells, strengthen the tlsataea 44 give a wonderful feeling merier and force. Start taking Tablets; to day and watch rer weight Increase, your digestion ka prove. Be sure you see our monognan, on the narks htrnm u. accept it Price 60c. Tour dnmfat sorts it; if not order direct from Mn land Supply House.

3 WMadtton Chicago. 111. Adv. STORE CLOSES SATURDAYS AT SIX All the Comforts of Home in the WmtgP.Ug February Furniture Bale Which Features Beds and "Bedding Each day brings new delighted visitors to the Furniture 'Sale. It took many months of preparation to bring this good furniture together which is now being sold at February prices! Everywhere in the store we have heard comments that our prices are much lower than those which are obtaining elsewhere Even a casual inspection will convince you of this.

Today we are particularly featuring beds and You will find here quality and variety. Note, the prices we have listed below and then come in and see how much better the goods are than you had A deposit will reserve purcllase for future "delivery. White Enamel Bed, $10.75 I i 1 I Continuous post white enamel bed with siibstan: tial one inch filling rods. Full size or twin size. Special February Sale, $10.75.

American Walnut Dining Suite, $295 William and Mary period, buffet, sixty inches long; China closet, extension table, five dining chairs and one host chair. Upholstered seats of genuine leather. Special February Sale of Nine Pieces, rireless (Look Brass Bed Specials, $29.00 Two special brass beds in the February Furniture Sale. No. 1 is a round two inch continuous post, brass bed with one inch filling rods.

No. 2, a two inch post brass bed, straight post design with one inch filling rods. Special February Sale of Either Pattern, $29.00. American Burl Walnut Bedroom Suite, $289.00 A very attractive well made suite. kessr ing table, men's chiffrobe, new style bed.

Special February Sale on Four Piece, $2800. Special Silk Floss Mattress We will offer fifty silk floss mattresses in the February Sale in all sizes, 100 all silk floss, well filled, one or two parts. A beautiful art ticking at the special; low price of $19.75 Permit Miss May Alrich to Show You the Domestic Science At Kiwanis Show Roasts, Steams, Bakes on Boils Perfectly V.V, tove With tKe Domestic looker you will riot liave to come into the kitchen to baste, turn or stir the food. You may be gone For Kours and when the family is ready there will be ready to serve the most delicious food that has ever been brought to your table. Domestic Science Fireless Cooketrs save in the weight of foods, food values, time, labor and eliminate heat, odor and any unnecessary dirt.

Sold on the Bowman Club Plan, if preferred. Kiwanis Show, or BOWMAN'S Fifth Floor. Sanitary Goods Napkin or absorb'enf cotton holder, $1.00 Will stand being sterilized in boiling water. labor saver and great convenience. Sanitary belts, 30c, 65c and 75c.

Rubber aprons, $1.00, $1.49 and $1.98. BOWMAN'S Ml The W7 White Gray Hair A complete assort ment of colors await your inspection. Every, woman whose hair is turning should purchase from this It covers all requirements. attention in matching' and transforming withstands the closest sent tiny. Sprinkled or niixe3 gray switches.

Special, White switches, 5.00..