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Richmond times-dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1914-current, 1919-09-20
Weekly Trade Rcri.

~ NV YORK. Sept. la.-Dun's tomor-
sat uoidGne cxn grows stronger OF sen
,ies, nut the gain is clearly SMALL,
nan II would be If Industrial unrast
merc not conspicuously present Whiio
ii "s,e<, troubles have either been ad-
!us.ed or avertcd, various strikes con
.nnuc and others arc threatened. as -
,,oi ana steel establishments. and ,bnir
ueI,errent influence is plainly discern.
,pi1e, Not only is there less disnosi- :
~, na aainonE some interests 10 close
so s.'P mncen deals while the future Els is
~ operations through labor conirn'
sics tends to restrain prodnct;on
'ime when the fuilest noss;hJn
oronnr Is essential to reduce INC dis
IL "nicii exists in many niiar;ers
HIss,ihSi the calls for more goods VIII
o on..n 10 meet current EXTENSIVE 80
p ports flon, there come frequent re-
ot total or partial stoppage ~ go ions! IONS
, v.a results from disasreements 90, y
wa,Ers or employment conditions 49,,
iiv ",r "s spd vat the delays in de-.
ini'menis arc Of necessity bcin. J ON.
SSo:5i9l.23a "N clearinGs
Richmond times-dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1914-current, 1919-09-20

lp,airt.culariy in Georgia. where the
eathcr bureau reports ii will take
ON SIX 10 ten acres to make a ba L.
81 cotton and that the crop viii be-.
ssenc..,eaiiy az picked by the end Of
Scptember, Private midmonth repor,s
nave nave indicated fully if not more than
me. ne average Scpiemoer deterioration,
ana one OF the Southern authoriiie.
estimates es that tho yield cannot exnee5
~ re,vpo:oVo bales. on the basis of these
crn ~ - a REDUCTION in the government
crop INDICATION has been expected h,t
ne ADVANCES OF the week were at
i,,,i}Gsea most largely 10 the more
ooai!ish reports from the spot markc,S
iSnLppers snort OF cotton for Septem
osr commitments are said to have
.ound ~ necessary to bid up the has;s
20 secure cotton. and reports have
nech received that growers were hau,
ing cotton back from market as The,
, we're not satisfied with prcvaiIinS =
p raa licking is now making more
apid progress and there. was some
eAinG toward the end OF the Week
s Sn ( oei,et tina, spot, demand would
inltnents were filled 'ohi-
Richmond times-dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1914-current, 1919-09-20
ORDERS FOR GOVERNMENT
CANNED GOODS UNTITLED
'hcttcrN, Wholesale Grocer. mn,
'iiers Sell Army Stock M
LnrSc Profits.
FBv Associated pre.s


-cGicAGO. Sept l9.-Hure oua,,;,t
=, ~ spsernment canned goods fell M =
wv hahus OF packers, wholcsaIc cr,,
.tls ana retailers and thcrchy 80
.ehtcn post office authorities FROM, ar
ms, order iied by consumers, WilI;nm
a!uSi2i.i, attorney for the city Riirna,,
81 FOODS, Markets and Farm prodnc,,
charged al the ci;y's investiyation -. ;,
inc nigh cost Of living.
approximately $4,000 worth -
iood Was sold through the chicas
osi-ofhce, and only part of two vcIv
small orders have been delivered ~
me postmastwcr, w. f. Garlic nost.
master, stated today
The canned goods is being storoa
away until the public has forgotten
ther. Was ever ii promise OF army
goods At less than onc-half of Tho prcs
eni retail price" Mr.. Mulvigill assert :
ed Then il will be placed on sh.Iys.
ana rciai!cd at profits shat arc apnaIl-
ing" Pi''ii
Thai deliveries through the post of,ico
We're to commence September | vas
the only Information he had received
on me whole matter. Mr.. Garlic de-
Clared.
Three retail grocers AT the hearing
admitted that their stores had snlI
army canned goods al more than lou
Per cent profit. Zach asserted maj
clerks had acted without Instructions
III selling the goods
Richmond times-dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1914-current, 1919-09-20
CRUSHED. COTTON SEED LESS
THIS YEAR THAN IN 1915
Report for August. 1910. shows 1850
TOnx AGninst f7,i2I In August ID
Inst Year. --.s Y

WASHINGTON, Sept lc.-rhe cenl
sus Bureaus monthly, report on cottoi
seed and cotton seed products for Tho
period August to u, issued today
shows:
Cotton seed crushed. 1880 tons
compared with 47.i2+ during thu
period last year. hand 1t miilt
August 81. 29.s.l tons, compared witt
1885,. 81
Crude oil: Produced 5.425. 667 hounds
compared with l2,973.34l; on hand r.
6to,3gS pounds, comH,rcd with III
Refined oil: Produced 202is.9e1
pounds. compared with l3,737.TS2; oi
hand. loe.s5o,726. compared with isi,
5i0.06S. R
Cake and meal: Produced s,Sa5 tons
compared with 22.i24: on hand, 25,2.as
compared with 1887.
Linters: Produced 1895 5O6-poun,
bales, compared with 1850: on hand
233.59i, compared with 1852.
Imports: Oil. l.743.173 pounds. com
pared with 399.120. 81
Exports: Oil o,a2o,62s. compare,
with 3.500,2bG; cake and meal. 2612
tons. compared with l: iinters, Sis
running bales. compared with al2.G4i.
Richmond times-dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1914-current, 1919-09-20
RAW COTTON STOCKS SMALL
IN BRITISH SPlNNERS' HANDS
American Commission In London Re
ports supply Sufficient Tor
Less 'rhun Month.
LEY Associated Press

WASHINGTON. Sept. l9.--rrcscnt
stocks OF raw cotton in the hands of
British spirncrs are very small proh-
ably no mill having supply Tor more
than two or three weeks ahead. ac-
cordinE to a report from the American
agricultural trade commission in Lon
don Oh the cotton situation in the
United Kingdom.
Labor conditions and the hish price
of cotton. together with the unccr-
tainty OF exchange and foreign mar
kets and the difficulty of obtaining
bottoms for deliveries of manufactured
products, have made the spinners
cautious.
Few or none OF them have large
supplies n their mills. Where spin
ncrs have bought ahead they have been
content. on account of transportation
and other difficulties. TO leave their
stocks in the large public and private
warehouses.
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SECURITY LIST is LEFT
At LOW PRICES OF DAY
In Tobacco and Food issues There
Was Conspicuous
Strength.
b..s,
STEEL STRIKE DlSQUIETING
Samuel Gompcrs Is Quoted as Being
- Opposed to Walk-Out and Bank
crs Hear of Alleged Fight III
Federation.
Shell STRIKE DIsQUlETING
nN BItotDiN WALL.

NEW YORK. Sept la.-Stocks we're
loss active in Nail Street today. and
selling movements. One of these came
Just Ut the close ana lett lhc lis, At
thout the low prices of the day. The
extreme declines were large IN some
Eases. but in the carly trading there
iHtd been such material advances thai
ne net losses for tho day were small.
IN iew stocks. notably the tobaccoS
ana 1000 issues, there Was conspicuous
strength New high records were
rn.tde by American Tobacco and United
Retail Stores
Wall street was more concerned
WIN the advertised steel strike than
amy other factor
as having said that he did not approve
81 the strike ana did not believe one
would matcriaiiz" on Monday. Bankers
heard much Of tho alleged light within
tn" American Federation of Labor.
Reports From Steel Men.
steel companies reported that tho
majority Of their men had expressed
IN spite OF any strike THAI might be
attempted on Monday. y Was said
IN al msls and would be protected.
while those who 20 gu, on 4 strlk 2
can VIII be compelled 10 return TO
work. II they return at ALI at lower.
wages than those now PAID In fact.
y was said that many steel company
managers would welcome a strike at
,,t'S '''ht - ElN'HS an cNSuSe !. or re-
ducing wages.
IN Monday the sin cIair OH mys-
. icr% Will be officially cleared up. The
putht already has STOCKS outstnndin:
aEErcchtirg about mnch as the
United States steel Corporation chpi-
ialiEation. Some OF these. however
are duplicationa. The directors OF the
hsp company have reserved the right
~ ssdc new stock and dispose or i,
without consulting tho stockholders.
'tumor SAYS they may Issue AS much
4: 100000 Of uo-par stock bv virtue
~ THIS authority. II may bo that the
ns!dcrs OF the ohio cities Gas know
~nai is 70 be done With this stock
PROFESSIONALS Force STOCKS.
IN regard 70 American can Il uas
rald yesterday b. banker tina. the
Nn6at n upward movement; which fol-
io"cd the appearance ~ Daniel G.
Scic IN the street was engineered by
professional traders in tho hone OF
attracting public follow ing
IN spite OF the many warnings
against sw.ndl!ng promoters vino are
getting Liberty bonds in exchange for
worthless oil stocks, the game goes
s. morrily on
y new swindlcr has accn uncovo-ca
IN Wall street in the last few DAYS
and tho New York stock Exchange
authorities are. taking steps 10 ad.
minister speedy punishment, The
"hrnd"- Is not member o. tho
Richmond times-dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1914-current, 1919-09-20
Weekly cotton Review.

NEW YURK. SEPT. I2.-WhiIe nor
vousness over labor conditions and
foreign exchange rates has caused
more or less rregulariiy. the cotton
market has worked higher during the
past week. owing to reports OF an i'm
proved spot demand and unfavorablc
crop adviccs. December contracts have
sold as high as \3062, or just about
2ia cents per pound above the low
level touched before the appearance
of the recent tropical storm Part of
this advance was lost later and the
market was unsettled at the close OF
business tonight, but December .rulcd
around 5000, compared with 2S.SS AT
the close OF week ago According
TO the weekly report OF tho Weather
Bureau considerable open cotton was
blown out in South Texas and other
reports have indicated damaEcs' In that
section. This. however aeems to have
been less responsible for tho moro
bull,sh view OF crop prospects than
conditions elsewhere in the belt, and
Richmond times-dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1914-current, 1919-09-20

and Galloway. after ;hclr rcslxnaslops
had been demanded, came TO Mr.. Burls.
son and asked that lie urge tho Prest.
dent 10 withdraw his requests. Ia
reply Mr. Burleson told them. ha,sasj.
that he could 10. nothing Tor them. /, /.
ne had no connection With the matter.
Assistant Postmastcr-C;eu eral Rooms
as We'll as Mr.. Morrison and James a.
lagen, assistant chief examiner : for
the commission. denied that there, IN adj
been any irregularities IN TIT, DOM
missions action m changing tue psrs
centaSe by which X. L. Wade benz.
ocrat. and newspaper man, WAS give,t
the appointment as postmaster at
Morehead city. y. e., over Cleveland
Wills. Republican. and said i re-eN
animation had shown that a nlistaks
was made In the first test. IS
Richmond times-dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1914-current, 1919-09-20

NFW 1pRK, Scpi. I9.-There a steady
tone generally to the trading on the Broad
Street curb and price movements in that
market were comparatively narrow. most
Importance being attached TO Resumption
OF accumulation Of general asphalt which
rose from s. to 81 fairly large trans
actions. Some OF the oil stocks were in
Increased demand with Cosdcn becoming
prominent and advancing to I2i. on large
trading rey1vine reports tina, tho stock
"iil soon be listed the New York Stock
EXCHANGE The Sinclair issues showed
losses at the beginning Or business. hut
later rallied. both stocks rehectinc accumu-
the merger which j. 10 be formally voted
on by the stockholders on Monday
Aetna Explosives heavy, rcacting Ia
ni~ United Retail Candy also heavy
selling down To 81 MArcnni OF America
traded in AT 81, In 81
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ACQUITTED IN H. c. |. TRIAL
seven Officials of Ohio Farmers CO
Operative viii Company
go Free,

CLEVELAND. Sept. te.-Scvcn ON
Gals Of the ohio Farmers Co-Opcra-
tive Miil Company. on trial here for
alleged violation OF the Valentine anti,
trus: law. oil indictments returned ~
the -cuyahoga County grand jury in
rcstigatius the high cost of living in
Cleveland, were found not guilty by
the jury verdict. which was returned
sealed last night, and read In court
this morning
Richmond times-dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1914-current, 1919-09-20
sailors Vote to strike.

DETROIT. MICH. Sept. Mem
bers OF the Sailors Union Of rhis port
in sympathy with The strike OF the
steel workers called for September o.
union officials announced this morn
ing, The vote OF the Marine Cooks
and Stewards Union and the Marine
Firomcns oilers. Water Tenders and
Coal passcrS' ln.on is being taken.
Richmond times-dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1914-current, 1919-09-20
PLACING IRISH LOAN
Subscripti Ions Opened Mt Dublin I'm I.r
fort to Float f.50,0D0
lSSuc.

DUBLIN, Sent ?.-Suhscrip,ions for
the Irish republic loan OF $3.50 900 were
opened today No reliable data regard
ing the response is as yet ayailahI
IN advertising the loan large parcels
OF prospcctuses are known 10 have been
sen; 10 local Sim Fem agencies
throughout the country for hand dis
iribution. hut many others were mailed
IN the British post Office. There is
some speculation rs to whether the
latter Will he delivered or contiscatcd
illegal matter
Richmond times-dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1914-current, 1919-09-20
Retail Markets
Shouting Up Well
Meat and Fish Stands
Well Supplied Without
Change lH Prices.

Tho few changes in the retail mar
kets pertain 10 the fruit and vegetable
STANDS. Peaches are Scarcer and some
higher Apples ere plentiful. hut no
lower. Grapes OF various kinds ar.
on display and are hcin. sold both
by the pound and basket. Sweet pota.
toes are OF letter quality than they
have been and are marked down some.
Turnip salad h:.S m.dc its appearance
IN limited quantity.
The fish stalls are well supplied with
no changes in prices. The scsnv may To
said of meats .: all kinds.
lhc following quotations Will rule
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NEW YORK rRoDCCC N,RRrr

NEW YORK. Sept. la.-C,ottonsecd oil was
hrm carly on short covering. Inspired by
the advance IN cotton. but prices cased on
later with lard and for want Of outside
support Closing prices were IS points
,owcr to net higher. Sales. $50 barrels
Pr!iEc crude. 800. prime summer yellow
sno;. 40; October. .I.io: December ISIS;
March. %: prime winter yellow and sum.
ri.r white q -
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chicago LIVE sTocE v,pUrr

'FItAGO, sept la.-HoEs: receipts 500
mostly - cents higher than vssterday's
average. Heavy Is sou lsf0: pigs 1905,
II %
Cattle: receipts ..5aa: slow Reef steArs
heavy weight IS 30 n I1.5. ve,l .1ty..
.o.2jiai6
Sheep: receipts 1909 slow
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LIVERPOOL COTTON.

IT ERFIfIJI. sept l.--t'otton svot In
good demand: prices higher. Good mid
ding. 1855: fully middi!nE. 1915: iniddling
l5ni: low micdlnE. 1873: good ordinary.
Laos. ordinary. IL;S. Sale. 500 bales. Va.
Guiding 4.5o American; receipts. 500 .ts
including GO American Features closed
steady September. 1915: October 1915:
January. 1915: March 1876. May. 1855
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MISCELLANEOUS MARKETS.
DRY GOODS

NEW YORK. Sept. l?-Cotton goods to
day ware weaker and cloths steady. Bur
lap shinments from Calcutta To east coast
ports IN tn. United States Tor August were
reported as 100000 yards. Wools were
steady and quiet
Richmond times-dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1914-current, 1919-09-20
NAVAL STORMS

HAVAHNAI Ga. Sept. !e.-TurNentinc.
nrn. i.siil a lSs: iaes. $50: receipts. $40:
,hipments. 500 stock 800
Rozin. frm: sales. l;.i; receipts LOS;
.ouoi.: Il. i5sSfrls.oo: ID. 1856 a 50: l.. l;o5
MS: + iiSl q 81. q, i:soaSO: II. 1910 n y
I. i:21T:a: X. 20 6N2c65: y. cI.OISo VIC;
=. ~ q -: WV. 2c.noU233o.
Richmond times-dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1914-current, 1919-09-20
9 RANGED a follows


NEW YORK. Sept. Ia-Beeves. lower;
Scr. e'eM i5c5: bulls. si0a.N
Sheep and lamhs. irregular: sheen. Looa
20; cult 20 T 500; lambs. 10 - n SEQ:
Hogs. steady. at lscogsS; ptss. lIooa
IL: IOughs. = 30. 80.
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SHORT TENN NOTES

AIn. Tobacco -. Nov. J. lole............. 10 1.
N:il. Tobacco IS. Nov. J. 1872. 1887
.ns'o- French IS. Oct. 10. leco.......... 90.
Armour and 60. Is. June IS. 1923. ......... 1903
British 5i9a. EovN J. 1919 ................... 10,
British 5i-s Nov; l. iaci.-............... as..
e. 3. and g. Joint IS, July J, 1921 49,. o5l,
Cudahy Packing Co. Is, July i5 1928 lol ).
Hooking Val Ry. Col. Tr. IS. Mar. !. 1872, ga,
Jacob Dold Packing Co Is, Nov Is 1870 han
Jacob Dold Packing Co Is. Nov. Is 1929 1921.
I.!Egct and Myers. IS. Dec. l. 1871. 1907
Moline P1ow Co. IS. Sept ]. 1921 ...... LOIS.
no!iae Pillow Co Is. Sept ]. 1921 ...... l02
Mononrahela. Valley Traction Co. Is
Proctor and Gamble -. Mar 1871. 1918.
Proctor and Gamble -. Mar. J. 1923. 1893.
Southern Railway s.. Mar. !. 1922 81.
Swift and Co. e.. August 10, laai........ loj,.
ing IS, Fcb l. 1920. ...................... 1901.
Richmond times-dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1914-current, 1919-09-20

NEW ORLEANS. Sept. i9.-Bei;cr ac-
counts from the spot department gave the
cotton market higher trend during the
greater part of the session today. but-iusi
on the close aggressive selling appeared
coming from professional traders and 4
quick break wiped out the gains - tina
the close HaI one po.nt higher 10 } points
lower than the high prices OF yesterday
Strike not such "A bcarish IN
nucncc il has been.
Around the opening there were declines
of TO IL points. but tho setback did not
last long. new buying came in. being
prompted by better Liverpool than due
and by private accounts OF crop dctcriora-
ton, especially In the western sections Of
the belt The latter served To Offset the
cncct OF the weather map which was
called very uniavorablc. because OF the
warm and dry weather IL noted in nearly
All cotton States.
The Carolnas sent In reports OF a better
domestic mill demand for spots and To-
cnlly September spot shorts appeared to
trying TO cover their commitments. The
market gradually rose until " stood 20
to 40 points over yesterdays c,os". NH
takinSs for the week OF only 10000 bales
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cnICAGO GRAIN ANn rKnn1.cr

.hiCAGo Sept. ia-Iroht-tak!ns sa,..
um ne part 0! new buyers o. corn acquired
,snc!eHt volume today operate 40 moe
.nAh c9uhtc balance for bulish sentirncnt
wss.har o,, W,tn prospscis than rainy
- c.o.ed weak. &c 10 nc net lower.
49, ~ =; n 10 In provisions the out.
rise Of cents ''"' ~
a I,,SdinE futures ranged a. follows:
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NEW YnKk cuRR .1,RRrr

COFFEE.
NEW YORK. Sent ia.-Soo: coffee. dun
RIO IS. lii2 Santos IS. 2sts.
Richmond times-dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1914-current, 1919-09-20

asSa'ns, ojno this week las, wear served
'net" the advance. bul real .eilIn !.
.ng ~ gao not appear until toward ths
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Country Produce,
hams Straaii r.siI
RICHMOND GRAIN MARKEr.

WHOLESALE Quotations I'm T.xrnanre
Richmond. Va, Sept n 1919
Perth Amboy evening news., 1919-12-02
Events for KeypoPt Yacht Club.
2u SneciU! 0rreaDOndrn

KEYPORT, Dec. 2.-Under the d.
rection of the entertainment commit
tee of the Keyport Yacht Club, several
social events of an interesting nature
will be held during the coming sea-
son, which was formally opened Fri
day night with a ball at the Yacht
Club. On Monday night, Dec. 18th, a
special entertainment will be held at
the Surf theatre for the benefit of the
club. There will be three entertain
ments at $50, z and 8 o'clock. David
O. Walling is in charge of the affair
and is more thar pleased at the man.
her in which his assistants a V as
sumed their work.
Perth Amboy evening news., 1919-12-02
Keyport II. A. Program.

KEYPORT, Dec. 2.@On December
IL Coronal Council will confer the
fourth degree on a number of candi-
dates and the election of officers will
be held. On December 2Sth a class
initiation will be held when the degree
team Of New Brunswick will do the
work and a smoker and supper will
follow. A dance will be held at the
Yacht Club on New Years We.
Perth Amboy evening news., 1919-12-02
MAsQUE PARTY
AT SOUTH AMRoY

SOUTH AMBOY, Dec. 2.-Last
night a pretty masquerade party was
held In the Christ church parish
house under the auspices of Unit No.
6 of st. Martha's Guild. The cos-
tunes were unique and original. Mu-
sic was furnished by Hans Miller's or
chestra of five pieces. This unit head
much to promote community spirit in
these dances and are very well pleased
with the results accomplished thus
far
Perth Amboy evening news., 1919-12-02
Give Pageant in Keyport.

KEYPORT, Dec. 2-An interesting
service was held at st. Mary's Epis-
copal church Sunday night, when a
pageant was presented by the young
folks. This week is the most i'm
portant week of the nationwide cam
paign, which is being conducted by
the Episcopal churches. Each day
there will be a special service with
the administration of the holy COM
munion at s O'Clock.
On Wednesday and Friday nights
there will be special services at s
o'clock.
Perth Amboy evening news., 1919-12-02
Jamesburg Lighting Crippled

bV SUdCfuT LOTTC5EUHUEHE.
JAMESBURG, Dec. 2:-The light
ing system of the Jamesburg Electric
Light Company was put out of COM
mission Sunday night for several
hours by the heavy winds. A big
banner announcing the Chautauqua,
strung in front of the Hausser gro
Gerry, became entangled with the
street lighting wires and with the
constant swaying broke-o off the wire,
putting the service out OF commits
sion. Messrs. Joseph Pharo and David
Smith were soon on the job and had
the system In order soon after their
arrival. The latter was slightly
shocked in making the connection.
Perth Amboy evening news., 1919-12-02
PAGEANT IN KEYPORT
CHURCH TO AID CAMPAIGN

By Special Correspondent.
KEYPORT. Dec. 2.-"The Flame of
the Spirit of Cod a pageant, was
given in st. Mary's Episcopal church
Sunday night in the interest of the
Nation Wide campaign. Those who
took part were Miss Laura Post. Miss
Mae Rose, Mrs. Jennie Keller, Miss
Olive Britton, Miss Margaret Moran,
Paul Stoney, Tony Rapolla and Jack
Foster.
During the past week Rev. Ben
jamin ID. Dagwell rector of st. Mary's
church accompanied by Charles jerks
went to Perth Amboy where they
spoke before the Mems club OF hat
place. Mrs. John w. Keough who is
greatly interested in the movement
spoke in behalf of the campaign at
New Brunswick the past week.
Special services will be held in st.
Mary's church this week each day,
all in behalf of the campaign.
Perth Amboy evening news., 1919-12-02

Burnham, Pei take pleasure TO re-
commend DR.. Pierce's medicines. We have
been using DR.. Pieros's Pleasant Pellets for
sI or seven years. This really is about all
the doctoring we do when anything Ia wrong
with the family. We keep the Pellets In
the house ell the time-w1l not be without
them.n-MRS. CHA9 MoMINN.
Perth Amboy evening news., 1919-12-02

Palmyra, PAT had w attacks Of
chronic diarrhoea. Ihad been plagued with
h for years and at the request Of my son
got Dr.. Pieroe's Golden Medical Discovery
ana was cured. / can highly recommend the
Discovery for chronic diarrhoea and have
told others to try 1t; II Is also a great nerve
builder.n-JACOB Fl. MARTIN, Route 2.
Perth Amboy evening news., 1919-12-02
A Coated Tongue?
What 1t Means

over our weIl-bcins. sitting out the cindors
and ashes from the general circulation.
DR.. Pierce's Pleasant Pellets are made
Of May-apple, leaves OF aloe and ialap. first
put into ready-to-use form by Doctor
Pierce nearly fifty years ago. and sold for
25 oents by all druggists a. DR.. Pisros's
Pleasant Pellets.
Perth Amboy evening news., 1919-12-02

NEUTRALITY-SUSPICIOUS. Alfonzo
Peset is coming a second time as
Peru's envoy to the United States,
this time as q full-iedged ambassa-
dor. He was previously Peruvian
minister and secretary to his coun-
try's legation here.
Perth Amboy evening news., 1919-12-02

Speech vas given man to conceal his
thoughts, but 1t was a needless precau-
ton in many cases.-Boston Tran
script.