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Daily capital journal. (Salem, Oregon) 1903-1919, 1919-07-16
Salem S a Good Place to Trade
here IS ONE THING THAT
IS ABSOLUTELY IMPOSSIBLE

the seat Of the trouble. and rid the
system OF the cause Of the diseasef
5. 5. 5. IS one blood remedy that
has for more than fifty years been
giving relief to even the most ae-
grayated and stubborn cases Of
Rheumatism. Il eleanses and puri-
iies The blood BY routing out an
traces Of disease. The experience
OF others who have taken S. S. s.
viii convince you that it will
promptly reach your case. You can
obtain this valuable remedy at any
drug store.
A valuable book on Rheumatism and
rs treatment. together with expert
medical advice about your own indi-
yidual case. will Be sent Absolutely
free. Write today to Medical Dcpasi-
ment, Swift Specific Co go Swifs
Laboratory, Atlanta, c.
Daily capital journal. (Salem, Oregon) 1903-1919, 1919-07-16

soon. The revolution threw away Ger.
many's chances for greatness, he said.
lie absolyed the ex.kaiser of responsi.
bility for the war,
The admiral expressed the belief that
the German navy should have been
strong enough to obtain a better peace.
Bethmaun iollweg was blamed with
monopolist control Of the war, Won
Tirpiiz charging that the former chan
cellor kept the cx.kaiser, himself and
the army aud navy staff Officers away
from Rerlin.
Daily capital journal. (Salem, Oregon) 1903-1919, 1919-07-16
Former SaxOny King Asks
Leniency For Ex-Kaiser

Berlin, July 15--The former king Of
SaxoRy, il was learned today, has tele-
gfaphsd King George urging him to
prevent extradition Of the ex-kaiscr.
Faithful 10 the kaiser in times of
good fortune" the message read, 81
and the princes Of my house, as German
princes and officers, desirct take our
stand on the side Of the kaiser in times
Of hard trials.
Daily capital journal. (Salem, Oregon) 1903-1919, 1919-07-16
Rheumatism Has Never Been
Cured BY Liniments or Lotions,
end Never VII Be.

You never knew Of Rheumatism
that most painful source Of suffering
being cured by liniments. lotions
or other external applications. And
you viii never see anything but tenn
porary relief afforded By such make
shifts.
But why be satisfied with tempo-
rary relief from the pangs Of pam
which are sure 70 return with in
creased severity, when there IS per
manent relief within your reach7 2
Science has proven that Rheuma-
iism IS a disordered condition Of the
blood > How then. can satisfactory
results Be expected from any treat
nent that dos not reach the blood,
Daily capital journal. (Salem, Oregon) 1903-1919, 1919-07-16
ASSISTANCE SENT STEAMER
REPORTED AS IN DISTRESS

Washington, July l6.--A coast guard
cutter and steamer have gone to the
assistance Of the United States shipping
board steamer Allison which reported
last night that she was filling with wat.
er and in danger of sinking fourteen
miles from the Fenwiek light off Long
Island,
Daily capital journal. (Salem, Oregon) 1903-1919, 1919-07-16
To build yourself up when
you feel run down-to
bring back health, appetite
and strength-take
ReQllIllO
PiGA
L.sE:.. Sale o. Any Medicine IN The World.
s"ld evsTywhers. IN Boxes. Toe. Zoe.
sHrPBu1LDER DROWNED

Portland, Or, July l6.-W, W. Banks
was drowned Tuesday when he fell into
the willamette river from a ship under
construction By the Coast Shlpbuilding
company. Banks went to the stern OF
the ship to seek relief from the intense
heat. He lost his balance. lie is sur
vivcd by wife and two children.
Daily capital journal. (Salem, Oregon) 1903-1919, 1919-07-16
Won Tirpitz Says German
Chance Of Greatness Gone

Berlin, July l0.-(Uaited Press.)--
Germany as a republic viii not be able
to rise again, Admiral Won Tirpitz de,
elares In book which he will publish
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1919-01-26
oermany's Tribute to Drake

o., o.nenourg, in Germany, near the
ST. OF the Black Forest, possesses a
s ss1' Of SIR Francis Drake. Not, how
syi'lr, - the circumnavigator of the
fp"s' not as The smasher Of the Span
AZ ~" armada. not as the hero who went
IL 4 pisying bowls when the enemy was
s,. s.gnt, or ~ the typical Englishman,
gl sxn'Fn on board his ship by Queen
A.Ss; ;s@l. 10 Ofenburg Drake il the
ss s,sspYsrer Of the potato" Some
ss,p's tnink Raleigh discovered Ger
h. staple food; but Offenburg says
saeurish a map Of South America With
~ hand and in the other ne holds a
sSs'@'o plant. Detroit News.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1919-01-26
DEATHS

ALLAN-Suddenly on January "a, Rachel
Talbot. wife of John j. Allan. Funeral
service private, Sunday. January &c, , 80
p. M, residence John C. Morrow. $50
Prospect St, Westfield, N. j. Central
r. r. n j.
ALPAUGH Thursday, January %, Ida
Stoll Alpaugh Funeral services at her
late residence, 80 North Clinton St, Tren-
ton. n. j., Monday. January ~. at .
p
late Commodore Henry Andruss, January
%, 1919. Services at 1872 Manhattan av.,
Sunday, 8 80 p. m. Yonhers papers please
copy
BAYLEY Suddenly. on Friday. January a.
1913. Horace S. Bayley, in his S0th year
Funeral services at his home, 1879 Quincy
81, Brooklyn. Sunday, January 26, at 4
p. m. lnterment Amesbury. Mass.
BEATTIE On January 49, Elizabeth A.
wife of Robert Beattie Services at 2643
Broadway Sunday. January 20, at p M
BEViER January "a. 1919, Jennie Miller.
beloved wife of Philip Hasbrouck Bevier.
Services at her late home, PIP Berkeley
Place, Brooklyn. Saturday. January rs. s
p. M lnterment Montgomery. N. Y, Sun
day ,: 80 p. Please omit flowers
BURkHARDT- On January "a. Hermann.
beloved husband of Sarah, father of Rose
Bella. Jessie and Harry and brother of
Babetta Spandau and Lolita Burkhardt
Funeral services Sunday 9 80 a m. from
l217 Washington av.. Bronx. =
CORNELL Frank NJ. on January %. Flu
neral services at residence of his sister
Mrs. William f. Mcconnell. 2418 Univer-
slty av.. Bronx, on Sunday, January &c, at
p m. Interment Woodlawn. =
CRISS-On Saturday, January 25, 1919. at
his residence. l05 East SD St, New York
Hugh Ferguson Crisis. beloved husband of
Helen Gelatly. Funeral private
DE BARRIL-At her residence. 8 East Both
St. on January 90. Maria. daughter of the
late John Joseph and ManuelIa Laverrerie
de Barrl. Funeral from St. Patrick $
Cathedral on Monday, January q, at 10
DOLL-John. beloved husband of Louise
Hadert. January "a. of pneumonia Ser
vices Monday at late residence, 412 East
l60th St, Bronx. O'Clock. Interment
Woodlawn. =
DUNEKA-At Summit N. J.. on Friday.
January "A. 1919. Frederick Anterior Dun
eka. beloved husband of Lillian Duneka
Funeral private. kindly omit flowers. =
EMERY-Mrs. Leonor. January "a. in her
18th year Funeral Monday, January 81
Service at is p. M. St Johns Church
Murray Hill. Flushing Cemetery. =
EvERS-On Friday. January "a. 1919.
George D. Evers. beloved husband of Mabel
G stoddard Funeral services Mt his late
residence, 268 Troy av Brooklyn on Mon
day. at p m 1nterment private.
GOODMAN Bella. on January "a. Services
THE FUNERAL CHURCH., Broadway
66th St Drank E. Campbell's), Sunday
p. m.
GRADER Max j.. beloved husband of on.
and devoted father of Sadie. Rubin. Leon,
Ruth. Sydney and Jonas Funeral from
his late residence. 1884 Charlotte ST.
Bronx on Sunday. the Goth, at 10 a m. :
GRAY-William Lowell, on January "a. Lv-
ing in state THE FUNERAL CHURCH.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1919-01-26
europe Is Favoring
American Locomotives

e1 american made locomotives are be.
DDs.sng common sight In Europc.
sssss,hg the war 400 Of them were
sx ssa. 10 France, practically ready TO
|ss 1900 At once under their own
ssss Also about 1900 others were
ss,a,., IN sections and we're quickly az
n aeSnsa after their arrival. More are
mo ana VIII be readily fortheom-
ssalir.saa.s,g' country leads all others in
Amssysaunllhg. Perhaps in time the
lnss XXX ea coach and J'uJ man viii din.
xSs sT W'e European Didd trance car.
81 a, IS ~ nowhere ntarf soovenianti
100 ~ use here.smU wegg.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1919-01-26
MARRIAGES

LEVI-EVERETT- Mr.. and Mrs Louis Levi
ls West 18th St. announce the marriage of
their SOP. Ensign Howard J. Levi u. S. N
r. r., to Miss Dorothy Everett of St
Louis. Mo.
MATHERS- EERVEY-On Thursday, jan
nary 20. 1919. Ruth Jean Hervey to An
thony Woodruff Mathers
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ENGAGEMENTS

JEBSON- KULINSKI-M and Mrs. Eugene
kulinski. of 1105 Amsterdam av, New
York City, announce the engagement of
their daughter, Gabrielle, to Mr. Frank
Jebson. of South Bend, Ind. Western pa
pers please copy
THIESE-MEIER-M and Mrs. Joseph
Meyer. of III West End av, announce the
engagement of their daughter, Carlyn c.
Meyer. to Mr. Benjamin r. THESE. of
Brooklyn. At home January 26 from 3
to s.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1919-01-26
CEMETERIES

THE WOODLAND CfMFTFRy
z33d ST. BY Harlem Train and h,, rrro,,o-
Lots Of small size for va
of:ce. 20 East Esd ste y.
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CLERICAL DEPT.

ACcOrNTANT. Man with bookkeeping and
general accounting experience in Con
trolers. of'ice OF large jobblng corpora
ton; $50
BOOkKEErER Able to prepare p & l..
s.atements; take entire charge of books;
BooKKEEpER Manufacturing establish
mont; $50.
BOOkKEEpnR lirst-class man on general
ledger $50
fortD Of Elliott Fischer operators Prefer
mercantile experience: s25.
EXPORT CLERK Must have knowledge Of
French and Spanish; SIS.
SALES CORRESPONDENT: Prefer knowl-
edge Of the oil business: must be u live
wire: $50.
ASSISTANT CREDIT MGR. ~: Ono IA
Iniifar with retail credits one Wholesale
manufacturing; SD $50.
COST CLERK Mechanical manufacturing
business: $25 $50.
ASSISTANT TO COST ACCOUNTANT: Must
bc familiar With bookbindng materials; $50.
EFFORT CLERK: knowledge of regulations
IN tina. inc $50.
sTENoGRAsHERs:
"a Juniors, with clean cut personality;
sI5-sls
"a E1prcnced; knowledge OF chem
isify Brooklyn: s12
~ Correspondent, mature. laccs,
brcidctiss. SIS.
~ Al personality: large corporations:
technical experience sclni executive. SIS.
EOOKKKEPERs JuDiors);
% Insurance: beginner clean cut; SIS
%, s"dse' clerk; take trial balances;
SPECIAL;
a. Man $500 for banking house:
hsndis securities; knowledge bookkeeping.
Haiafy upon Interview.
o. Assistant: Service Dept. commercial
fnagazinc. export experience and kno~l-
edse French Spanish essential: $50.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1919-01-26
HELP WANTED MALE

LARGE and successful concern appealing to the
masses has opsnnsS for successful statesmen in
'sma; Exclusive contract. permitting employment
81 4 sue ag.ntS insires income limited only by the
Address IL Box 100. Tribune once
History World War: best books best terms credi,
gwen given. act quickly big opportunity W T Kish
BA v'Hn, ,, WEAyERs.- -EXrERIENcEp: EASY
S1 AMP np9 20 Az. BUSH TNNMiNAL BUIIDINc
MERCANTILE conroRATIoS: MUST B ~; re-
rrlFARANcE ArPLY i owS M HA II n &c
ST II STi., AGE; KEFERENCEs AND SALARY
i nNnhnWAy JONAS * NAtMbERG. INC. 1901
JONAS & NArNlbERc. INC, llO7 BROADWAY.
BOY WANTED 70 assist in Office good opportunity
'1r right boy Address. stating age. experience
ana SALARY cYxpocted Royal Metal Furniture Co.
i25 Sth St. Brooklyn.
10y for ONCE work: chance to advance must have
Chocolate Co. 447 West 9lst st.
BOY about ld in office Of jewclry factory; refer
enoes REQUIRED. advancement Apply Goldsmith
Stern Il Co. 80 Gold st.
BoY WANTED 10 to Is years of age wholesale
gass hoise. for general Office work. Benjamin
BOY. Intelligent. for once work: advancement
Union Thermometer Company 1901 Boston Road
Bronx. '
BOY sl2 to sart for crrands etc opport,lnity 10
r. iear,l trade N established business. Z. A. Mfg
Co., 26S 9Th
o'BRIEN. 90 y. WILLIAM ST.
920 Amsterdam ave.
- good chance: salary $3.50 10 start Opportunity
BOX SO. Tribune Onicc
CoMrOSI'rOR- WORKING FoRENIAN Must he
ann, 'noroGsniy experienced in all branches: for
dl'in size non union shop; understand esi-
BOX l43 Tribune Ofice
CoMPOSITORS Two thlrGc,s UNIQUE Trade Print
ing Company. 96 Fulton ST.
ELENAToh Man wanted to run scrvice car; night
work. Superintendent. / IA Last saith St.
EhKANn ROY. GENERALLY USEFUL. LEARN
TRADE. s. START. QUICK ADVANCENlENT
s onGG. KRONE. 57is DEY sTshET, '''' SEW 81. v
hRnANR Eo an, age L bright and energetic
Monday iie!ncr. 1871 West 44th St
pfRH"S Se's US: S e s %.A: second ssssy s ssa
-FOUR MEN wanted Apply PA llth st.
BROOKLYN. '
LEARN TO BE A CHAUFFEUR --Plessant and
profitable work; day and evening classes SEND
~ Ifee oooKle, and Visitors pass West Side Y
MECiiiNi' camera repair man. experienced in
nt'lns lenses to shutters. Willoushby. ITO West
SD street
vb bH x! ,GnosRronArIoS: MUST HAvT
CITY HALL STATION '
PulISllER and RFPAlRER on all kinds of fur,li
, N!re ana pianos: reasonable C. Meyers 737
last l3Sd s.. ''
SAbtSMtN WANTEDA very large Old estah-
Issued Institution can Use four statesmen wlvs will
meet cur requirements possess every successful
fequlste and have ability for large undertakings
saiary or commission or both: permanent suhsta
s .Hl rscuiilary returns assured Opportunity Box
4No. Tribune Office ~
SALESMAN with experience in selling low pressure
ooiieIs' radiation. pipe. valves and steam ma
teliAi TO tie trade and engineers State experi-
eii'e "uu wages wanted J., Box SO, Tribune Office
HALhSMAN, insurance man: splendid opportunity
LOT those not afraid to work comm basis Cail
orcndon. Room 100. 2l7 West l25th st.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1919-01-26
DANCING

CHAg.EE = E sS s %Si<o
at ls9 WEST 5T,h ST.. \. Y.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1919-01-26
RESOLUTIONS ENGROSSED

ROLL OF HONOR AND RESOLUTIONS I'm
- crossed. Tablets for paintings. Dipomas nico
j. L, Douglas Son. i5l sixth ave. New York.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1919-01-26
HELP WANTED FEMALE

STOCK CLERK-Young man, with high school
education Is 10 20. wanted by a wholesale
textile house salary SIS. Address b.. Box 200,
Tribune ONCE
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1919-01-26
EXECUTIVE DEPT.

Statesmen TO-
Two large firms need six t6) high grade
experienced pant alesmcn for New York
and Eastern territory. Threc co OF these
mus. have large experience with marine
and railroad trade. Straight salary; also
salary tnd commission ranging from $500
5000 higher for hight man.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1919-01-26

LARGE and successful concern appealing to the
masses has openings for successful statesmen in
every county IN Ne" Jersey and Eastern Penmsyl
wanna, Exclusive contract. permitting employment
OF sub agents. insures income limited only 10y the
vine devoted Successful insurance men preferred.
Address II, Box 100. Tribune once
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1919-01-26
AUTOMOBILE SCHOOL

STEWART 20 REsSONS 40
| AUTO SCHOOL Why our sys,em 81 automobile In.
.2s W. a7th ST. , t Yer mes ana Women "a
NJ Broadaay Nv - VI ~ A'ss "'sSe "-oJ
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1919-01-26

Jsnuary a. George W. be
loved husband of Carrie E. Lttel. aged G.
years. Funeral services at his late resi-
dence, 122 Union av., Crawford, n d.
Sunday. january &c. at 3 30 o. m
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1919-01-26

LYNN-Lucy e. widow of George Lynn. in
her Saith year. Funeral service Sunday
January 26, at p. m, at the residence OF
her daughter. Mrs. j. II. Wildwood. II
West nth St, corner Davidson av tone
block west of jerome av). Please omit
flowers
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1919-01-26

MACDONALD-January 81. 1919 Albert J
sou of Thomas A. Macdonald and the lat
Jessie Macdonald, member of New Yor
University Chapter Delta Epsilon Sc
ciety.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1919-01-26

LANG-Phil. in New York. January "a. Flu
neral services to-day at 3 80 p. m. at I'll +,
FUNERAL CHURCH Campbell Buildingl
Broadway and 66fh ST
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1919-01-26

January %. Jacob. be
loved father of Julius. Josephine. Anna
Bertha Margaret, Samuel and Seymour
Funeral at his late residence. 2471 David.
son av., Sunday, 10 a. M
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Cla sified Advertising
SITUATIONS WANTED MALE

MACHINIST. experienced all-around lathe hand
ca close accurate work L. James, Isl Dufied
81, Brooklyn.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1919-01-26

AGENTS wanted: Life Theodore Roosevelt March !.
History World War be. books best terms: credit
given act quickly. big opportunity. W r Right
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1919-01-26

REED-Mrs. Hannah w. Reed, at her home
in Bellevile, N. Y, January %, leaving a
son, Mr.. N. W. Reed, of Seattle. Wash.
and daughter, Mrs. J. w. Hobgood, of
New York City.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1919-01-26

HOUSEMAN.-S Protestant: neat. capable
very oblignR; exceptionally we'll recommended .
city preferred: $50. Emily Mason's Agency Isl
West AID ST. Bryant 56J3
The Morning Tulsa daily world. [volume] (Tulsa, Okla.) 1919-1927, 1919-12-07

New Telephone Directory will go
to press Decemher II Subscriber
desiring any changes or corrections
made IN Directory should call NJ
Contract Department and arrange
for same before the above date
--Advt
The Morning Tulsa daily world. [volume] (Tulsa, Okla.) 1919-1927, 1919-12-07

kin, as has been shown. could not
possibly accept Dritains Bait,
states policy. and would at once
quarrel with tho settlements the
United Kingdom IN party to in Po-
land and Galicia and tho Darda.
nelles
Such a quarrel would be fatal tc
Anglo Russian friendship.
ut has been stated that the liberal
professions OF Admiral kolchak and
General Denlkin cannot be relied on
that they are working for an auto.
cratic and imperialistic Russia, and
that they are even now Intriguing
with Germany. That may or may
not be true, With tho situation I'm
Russia kept In darkness there iA No
means OF judging.
IAN these rumOrs, a., this uncer.
taInty, Increase the public misgl ine
In regard TO Russia and intensity
the demand for light and informa
ton. We must know at once where
We stand. why We are in Russia al
all. what our liabilities there amour,
10 and II our debt be bad one. as is
almost certain, our losses must be
cut. ruthlessly and completely" says
the Express.
The Morning Tulsa daily world. [volume] (Tulsa, Okla.) 1919-1927, 1919-12-07
Russ POLICY IS
4 HUGE PUZZLE
british Newspapers Are
Begging Government
to Tell People.
NVY- INTERVENTION ?
E,.ss Hope to Regenerate
R,ltjc sea. So Why the
British Aid?

,oSpov pee. e.--The with
'~,l ot pr.Jsh troops from Arch
n..,-tard..y done. under extreme
's,p,e of public oplnlon--does no'
The end Of the British adven-
w., IN Hu...r RritaIn's commit !,
'N An Nai country remain
ltHS NJ r.a,e concern to the pup-
....,,r,l.,. and ,he cause OF serious
II Veha,m,nt among the working
Masses, .,.,,ir,o, hv the
-, hat lIr government mas hot
y, tranA with the country. lf they
.A pollcy. which seems donpuuil
have never made II known: II
s,ists any plan among the en-
ho nnwcrs for concerted interven-
EW, pussl, along definite lines,
- never Been told about IL
Yirarhed 10 tho scraps OF informn-
which the government mas
sroxn 10 the public on the subject
pnssI, Is The statement that
p.nsI, IS doing what II Is doing AT
pr ,''r'" ",gcnt rc1uest OF the Russian
.ooIe 10 enable them to overthrow
H. h,deous tyranny OF bolsheVlsm. 20
..,hlish a sound and liberal govern
s,,,, and TO re,nstate Russia In her
.is.. among the nations. Al he
,,ms time Britain IL warned that 10
r.,.a helm would mean throwing
pnssI, ,ntn the arms OF Germany.
w,,h consequences so fraught win
|dnaster that they could not even Dc
| he contemplated.
"In regard TO the mushroom Bal
#. states" saws the Daily Express.
iva have no guarantee whatever;
|,hey have shown no signs or peinB
|ssl, to establish themselves on
ias,Ing basis under capable govern
m.nt We have fed them. armed
|,hsm and clothed them for many
months but they have done nothing
la hreat The back OF bolshevism, on
the contrary. they are actually IN
|,,I,,y with the bulsheviks for peace.
|1e must remember, too, that In
backing these petty states we are
commlt,lng ourselves to n policy
which will be bitterly resented by
rtgenera'ed Russia.
obviously regenerated Russia
Will set about the recovery OF her
Baltic provinces, and TO render the
,,sk easier she will make n bargain
with Germany who also has amhi-
tons In that quarter, n fact which
he army OF General v6h der Goltz Is
At this moment Illustrating. In this
respect. then. {, is certain that our
pressn, pallcy does not make for fu-
lure friendship with Russia or Tor
,he exclusion " German influence
In hat country
The Russia u Kolchak and Den
The Morning Tulsa daily world. [volume] (Tulsa, Okla.) 1919-1927, 1919-12-07
L BACKACHY OR
KIDNEYS BOTHER
Lat less meat, also take glass
Of Salts before eating
Breakfast.

vac acid In meat e1citea the Kid
-. heY become overworked. get
AZ H' ach, and feel like Jumps
-. ~ The urine becomes cloudy;
n, e'alder Is irritated. and YOU
~ o. 90 iget 3. seek relief two or
N. INES during he night. when
h.- "autls rl.E you must help
r,.,. ulsh 2 me budys urinous
or You te a real slck ner-
.vl, nIIuy ,r A. first YOU feel a
70. .'ry n the kidney region
h,,s,,'t''i from hackaohe. sick
o., S l.ka."sss stomach ests
r..s.- .ohsie r.afei and you feel
rss,p., .Nirges when the
ais - meat drink lots II water:
ou,,.. Uon any pharmacist four
p5s-s.'0i W j.. salts. take a table
srs,s.-I IN a r.ass OF water brfore
sicns,. 'of "a '"w DAYS and your
rog, u. t.'0 Z fine. This IA
na,., s made from thearid OF
stsF.rtnni lemon Juice, combined
t,e,.i.ll, art has been used for
De-, us z. clean clorgnd. KID
t,,iy.-v s!'r-la'e them 10 normal
p,, Ai'o o. neItraIlze the acid
y i-,.',.'.y ~ Il NJ longer Is a source
',asr,Ss nus endlsg bladder
sls,, 'A.s is inexpensive. cannot
'sss.-. UaAes I'As de'ightful erfer-
esrrs,. .'-'a water drink which
sn., -. ,.e-.l lake now and then
Drssr,.e Al-nevs clean and active.
ht ~, mere .ay they sell los o'
s'.rrr- To- .HEs who b.'lere f.,
.s.ang E...ty .-.-,,,,. wht. 3,
" trouble -Advt -O' "Ni'e II
Richmond planet. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1883-1938, 1919-08-23

There will DO no peace secure until
the color line in Rights is effaccd.
Hear We our Petition that the same
protection of equal rights and life for
the clinical minoritics which you re
quirc for the Jews in vanQuishcd Aus
tria and restored Poland, YOU agree
in your compact and League Of Ma
tionS shall he vouchSafcd to the Citi
zcns respectively of the Allies and
Associated Powers.
For so long us woman advances
in holy prcgatory and be hung with
impunity 10y her heels to the limb of
Il tree by the mob her abdomen ripp
cd open and tho head of her babe
crushed under the heels of the lynch
crs as suffered the late Mary Turner
in Georgia in the last year OF this
world war, the world has not been
made n "fit place to live in" nor
has frighttGlncss vanished from tho
earth with tho PrnsS'an empire.
Hear 70 the petition of Colorcd
America.
Secretary and dclgate to
Paris; 10 Place de Noursc, Paris.