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The evening Caledonian. [volume] (St. Johnsbury, Vt.) 1918-1920, 1919-05-07

The schedule follows:
May 10, st. ]. A. at Woodsville.
May Is, St. ]. A. at Lisbon.
May "a, Lisbon at st. ].
May 80, Island Pond at st. ].
June 7, Woodsvile at st. ].
June IA, Lyndon Institute at Std.
Games are pending at Island Pond,
Barton, Orleans and Newport.
The evening Caledonian. [volume] (St. Johnsbury, Vt.) 1918-1920, 1919-05-07

Your house has already begun to
lose that Spring Cleanup look.
The evening Caledonian. [volume] (St. Johnsbury, Vt.) 1918-1920, 1919-05-07

S100 box. Lax. Csc box
Goldnc No for stomach trouble build strength
No. kidney and rheumatism, the blood
Use Golne Laxaves with this medicine Watch the
friends
The evening Caledonian. [volume] (St. Johnsbury, Vt.) 1918-1920, 1919-05-07

Well, we are told that the Peace
Treaty is ready. Are we to under
stand that this means peace?
The evening Caledonian. [volume] (St. Johnsbury, Vt.) 1918-1920, 1919-05-07
BASEBALL SCHEDULE
Academy Management Announces
Very Attractive Games of the
Diamond

The baseball management of the
Academy have announced very at
tractive schedule of diamond contests
for this spring.
The strongest teams of the vicinity
are to be taken on and indications
shown by the work Of the team last
Saturday are that it will be hard
one to beat when it gets going.
All the home games are played on
Saturday afternoons except the Is
land Pond game which will be staged
on the afternoon of Decoration Day
and will be the best game of the en-
tire list. The Academy's ancient en-
emies from Lyndonville appear here on
June IA and the team is out for re-
venge for their defeat of last Satur-
day at Lyndon in which unprepared-
ness and the umpire figured so large
The evening Caledonian. [volume] (St. Johnsbury, Vt.) 1918-1920, 1919-05-07

Some men are made honest by the
fact that everybody in the community
believes they are honest.
The evening Caledonian. [volume] (St. Johnsbury, Vt.) 1918-1920, 1919-05-07

TERMS-By mail, 81 a year; six
months 81; three months, 81. Deliv-
cred by carrier ia st. Johnsbury at
so cents month. All subscriptions
by order of the government are
payable in ADVANCE
The evening Caledonian. [volume] (St. Johnsbury, Vt.) 1918-1920, 1919-05-07

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st. Johnsbury, VT. Telephone $50
SveÌŒt = World. [volume] (Cleveland, Ohio) 1911-1939, 1919-12-11

Predpovida brzku budou ceych Spcenych Sta
tech angck6 Gasopisy, ale lepsi cenn6S Neni
do novnask6ho papru. Nedostate kery jz desi
dobu Jest st6zovano, nejen nezmirn sta veSm
pap dvojnasobn6 drahym Proto Jest aby prum6rny
tasops menSm zmenSeni nahrazeno bylo lepsi
vn5ni atkou casopsu musi b zvysena iezo dosa-
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uzb6 poskyfnut6 nsledkem oho vydani produkci
Gasopsn spojene vzroatlo 100 procen minulem
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atek novinaTskeho papTu naSi srane Atlantiku Tim
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zdesich angcych casOps ktere vaky udrzoVany byy
istych mezch op6n6 zvysy dnes neker6 ned6ni Ii
mail 100 lao srnek denni mnohdy pOovnu. Pfro
zey nsedek toho Jest vyrobeny papr jest Veice
chile spotrebovan vyrOb nesaci Dnes odhaduje re
vyrab 10 procent papru no spotfebuje To
mini must sahati reservam. kdyby mea spotIeba
tat supni ak dne dele zahy by nebylo Vubec
papru. Uspora smysu tom Jest tudiz nutna.
PoIovna tiskarsk6ho papru Spoenych Statech Jest
spotfebovana We Velkych mestech New Yorku Chicago,
Bostonu, Fiadelfi Pittsburgh. CleveIandu podobn6
druha poovina mcn2im denniky tydenniky Vyhldka sta
yscch budc pozadovanO ably provedy sporu
papru tax ably kazdGnu Mich moho dosta ovsem
vm)n menSi.
SveÌŒt = World. [volume] (Cleveland, Ohio) 1911-1939, 1919-12-11

Navrat byYalych zajatcu ce
skcslovcnskych pfielu5ni!Su Z
i&ccka e ltalie. Byyali zaiatci
desNos!oycnsti plialu5Hici, male
zajici SO m uacmi Recka, kon
ccntEuii Sc Y Soluni, kamz k
E1cvcdeni iich rcpatriace byli
vyslani %. fiina t. 7. prid6lcn-
ci JcskCsIoyonskG repatriacni
stanicc 2 B6Ichradu Y Srbsku
pod vcdenim kapitana Miaov-
>kGho. %. rijua odcjcl poSlcd
nj transport zajatcu Z Italie,
" poGju ll72 zajatcu, 4 nichz
/ / du :tojnlllu Iimto transpor
tenn byla repatriace zaiatcu,
kteIi 81 prihlasili jako obcane
CcskosIovcnske republiky, Y
hrubych rysech skoncena. Re
patriQvali isme naSimi viaky,
Ater6 ismc vypraVoVali po od-
| ieHdu domobrancckych prapo
poru. celkcm 10000 zaiatcu,
! ccskoslOVon ;kVch pliSIuSniku,
v6t5ino3 N@mcu, Mad'aru 2
SveÌŒt = World. [volume] (Cleveland, Ohio) 1911-1939, 1919-12-11

tax nesae jeG tituova Jest zcela mono, ze ami
vidal dosud triumfalnf navrat do Nemecka.
Snad nejtruchv6S postavou vSech techo padych
kanu Jest Kare Habsburk posedn panovniku mocne kdy
rise mad nz poednich stalech sunce nezapado byva-
~ car rakouskouhersky Mono fci re byl dopraven do
ohoto 1tocs6 padych rau brckou vdou ktera vzdycky
m6a SVEN srdc m3kke mistecko rakouskou dynas
nebot po revoluc Rakousku vzniky Londyne obavy
eho vo neby by bezpecen proto Kare zenou
d6tm by odvezen do Svycarska nejhub noci special
MIN vakem parcim brtick6mu vojenskemu poselstvu
Vdn pod dozorem ozbroenych brtckych vojaku dusoj
nll,u-
SveÌŒt = World. [volume] (Cleveland, Ohio) 1911-1939, 1919-12-11

ismc pres 1000 Zajatcu d po
alcdnm. domobraneckymi pra
pofy Jako prIdaVek pro Vyuzl
Il Fozu, tez kolcm 1900. Y cell
hu tcdy bylo repatrloVano
1900 Zajatcu.
Cc3ke aAoly We Vidni doSud
nejsou a s.avka sholska trva
aaic. Cesl yldelStl VSak Jsou
ioZhodnutl Vytrvati az do kon
&C. okoIy mlll museJl. Go ale
JeJlch dQtl zahusI do te dolby.
DualcholC poCasl prlnasl ne
moCc. Decha js0u boSa, nema-
il nutnCho Odeyu, prece VSak S
laskou poslouchajl ce5ke Vyu-
coEanI. Lamysleme sc mad te-
mlto d0tmi. Dame jim podleh-
nouti " tomto neroVncm boJl?
JistG ne. SNobodna Vlast naSe
nesmi zapomenouti synu na
Dundji ZasIcne kazdy n6ja-
lly darck, trcba to nGkolik ha-
leru byIo spoll<u "komen-
Sky We YIdul Ill, Mucnzgas-
&c 5, ktcry zrizuje a vydr1uje
cesAe Skoly We Vidni.
SveÌŒt = World. [volume] (Cleveland, Ohio) 1911-1939, 1919-12-11
PROC NEMOHOU " CESKO-
SLOVENSkU Z MfSTA.

slovenske republiky debata o.
hledn6 ratifikace mirovych
smluv N6meckem a Rakou-
skem, pri Cemz vsichni recnlci
sdileli stanovisko, re mfrova
smlouva, ukladajicl republice
financne RUNE nevyhody a t6z
ka bremena nektere otazky
territorialni, (tesfnska, klad-
ska atd.) nebyly po prani re-
publiky feseny, ale pres to
VSechno nemuze schodek ten
kazi,i rado3t osamotneni, re
svobody.
Zajlmavym byl konecny W.
klad ministra zahranicnich "a
lezitostl dra. Ed. Benese, jenz
pravil:
"Nenl pochyby, lie 2 valky
vychazl celia Europa rozvra-
I'll - jest to rozvrat politicky,
fOzvrat mravnl, rozVra'I ekono
micky a finanCnl - a ze ma
mnoze nalezame Sc We stadiu
znacne anarchie ze veSkere
snazenl vSech naroku statu
neSe Sc k tOmu, ably vSemOz-
nym ZpuSObem Il teto anarchie
je dostaly. Dv6 v6ci neustale
a neustale prichazeji ma mysl
tenn, ktefi chteji proniknouri k
prlclnam, proc tohOto rozvra
u rychle nemuzeme Sc dosta-
ii. Ia prve jest to naprosty ne
dostatek n6jakeho presneho sy
stematickeho, methodickeho
Vedecky zalozeneho planu bu-
douci eVropske politiky, ktery
lenachazime vubec nikde a "a
druhe jest to 1zasny nedosta-
EEK schopnych lidi.
Jest nutno zaroven konsta-
toVati, ze konference nedocili-
Ia toho, co chlela, ze nahraze
ii blocku spojeneckeho novou
llgou narodu nenabylo jeSte
tax silnych zakladu, ably lfga
narodu jiz dnes mohla byti
lpeVnym iasnym podkladem
k vedenl sv6tov6 politiky Y bu-
doucnosti re po t6to STRANGE,
:lulim to konstarovati pres to, |
re jsem nejhorliv6jSim privr-
zencem ligy narodG, koncepce
tato neuskutednila ty nadeie,
ktere Z pocatku Sc nj kladly. |
Bylo by t6zko hledati priciny,
nutno zatim konstatovati, ze j.
dea noveho poliickeho syste-
mu eVrOpskeho a svetoveho, w
ladreneho lize narodu. Zu-
atala zatlm jen theoretickym
Gchematem. Dluzno doznati, ze
by mohla tato po3ledni faze
sv6toVe politiky vyjadriti for
null, ktera snad prekvapi spe-
cieln6 me strany, ale ktera,
myslim, vyjadruie dostatecn6
dneSni situaci. Vzhledem k to-
mu, re Zapadnim mocnostem
leVi Sc situace Y centralni E.
vrope, jiz jsme my vice meme
Stredem, stale nejistou, Jest
Dude na zapad6 stale snaha w
lVorltl praVe centralni Evro-
pc Jlsty novy politicky system,
Y kterem bychom my sc dostali
do JlStehO rance, a We k.erem
by praVe utVorila sc takova
AoIlStelace, ktera by zapadnim
mocnostem nd jednc stran6 za-
listlla bezpecnost proti cxpan-
81 Nemecka na vychod a ma
druhc strane, ably zpusobila,
ably vsudc mohly nastai ma
poll vnitrni politiky normalni
lpomery.
Prlpomcnuv yyznam usncse-
nj neJvysSi rady, zc Mad 'arsko
musl da,i nahradu "a vSechny
spousty a zlotiny, spachane ma
Slovensku, konstatoval ministr.
re mirova Smlouva nepripou-
ST., ably narodnl mcnsiny tyo-
fily ncjaky celck yc state
iSmely Snad jako mrayni jednot
ky vystupoVati a stezovai 81
pred ligou narodu. Ponevadz
Evening public ledger. [volume] (Philadelphia [Pa.]) 1914-1942, 1919-02-07

alutarii a raggiungere un accordo per la
sistemazione delle aspirazioni rigur-
danti rAlbania. Fiume. 1stria la
Dalmazia.
II Presldente Wilson vorrebbe evitare
imbarazzi al Supreme Concilio per la
sistemazione dele aspirazioni anzidette,
I.oiche' crede che la questione e. una
serie ira quclle che dovrenno portarsi
innanzi ALA Conferenza della Pace.
81 apprcnde che ron. Orlando ha fatto
presente al Presidcnte Wilson IL minimo
sullc irriducbill asprazioni ,dellItalia
riguardo ala costa orientale delrAdrla-
tico ed a Fiumo.
II Presidente del Consglio On. Or
lando ha ricevuto una delegazione pro-
veniente dalla 1sole Aland. mel golfo di
Botnia. La delegazlcne presento' 10
aspirazioni dele detto isole 10 quail
chiedono di essere annesse per ragioni
storiche, linguistiche, geografiche @ COM
merciai ALA nuova repubblica della Fin
landia-
Lon. Orlando assicuro' In delegazione
che sostcrra' dette aspirazioni ALA con-
fercnza della pace, acciccche sia tcnuto
conto dele ragioni che favoriscono Ia
richiesta dele isolc Aland.
La COMMISSIONS Internazionalc del
Lavoro ALA Conferenza della Pace ha
deciso, oggi. che tutti / Stati che sa-
ranno membri della Lega dele Nazionl
Evening public ledger. [volume] (Philadelphia [Pa.]) 1914-1942, 1919-02-07

dovranno essere membri di un Comitato
Legislative Internazlonale del Lavoro.
Ia riunionc In quale fu presleduta da
Samuel Gompers. ha stabilize ed adot-
tato due print articoli della Conven-
zione 1nternazlonale del Lavoro.
Washington. DC 6 febbraio.--In Sc
quito a notlzie pubblicate dai giornaii
degli Stati Until relative allie condizioni
del territori della costa Adriatica occu-
patti dagli italiani. in attesa della giusta
sistemazione ALA conferenza della pace.
II supreme Commando Italiano ha oggi
telegrafato in Washington specificando
la falsta' di dette notizie.
II telegramma dice quanto appresso;
"Nessun pubblico ufficlale gia' pre-
cedentemente impiegato dal governo
Austro-Ungarico e. state rimosso dal
suo uf1icio in Gorizia per ordine del
Generate Rodino. Tutti pubblicl Inn
piegati ricevono Ia piena paga- Tutti gil
Slovenl che risiedono In Gorilla da
prima del 1914 hanno avuto II ,permesso
di rlmanere nella citta'. Solo venti per-
zone. in magkioranza tedeschi, ebbero
l'ordine dl partire perche' Ia loro resi-
denza In Gorilla non datava dallepoca
precedente ALA guerra c perche' essl
non avevano alcun particolare interesse
nela ctta'. Qualsiasi accuse di saccheg-
gio cd alto di violenza contro gil Slo-
vent da parte delle truppe italiane e. as
solutamente falso.
Evening public ledger. [volume] (Philadelphia [Pa.]) 1914-1942, 1919-02-07
retary at the Rumanian legation at
Washington.

The name of Miss Asauith. who Is
about twenty-five years old, has before
this been linked with those of other men
as n fiancee, before the announcement
Of her betrothal to Prince Bibesco. In
September of last year rumor in London
was busy with her impending engage
ment" to the brilliant young novelist.
stephen McKenna. IL was said then
they had been going about together
great, deal of late and no performance
of the Russian ballet is complete with
out their presence" Before that III
1916, a sensation was caused In Lon
don by the announcement Miss Asguitn
was engaged to marry Hugh s.. Gibson
FIRST secretary Of the American legation.
Her father, the ex-premier OF Great
Britain, soon deried the report; MI
McKenna is n nephew of Reginald NC
Kenna, Chancel llor Of the Exchecquer
In the Asuuith administration.
Miss Asquith is brainy, like her
mother. who was Miss Margot Tennant.
The younger woman Ia distinguished az
an amateur actress and has appeared
at many performances for war chari;
ties, She Is n fine lingulst and good
golfer and skater.
Mrs. Asquith as Miss Tenant. was
the heroine of that queer novel, "Dodo.
by T. II. Benson. Years later she was
made the theme. not exactly the hero
'ne. OF the poem called The Woman
with the Serpent's Tongue" by William
Watson. The daughter has been as
energetic as her mother in war work.
Evening public ledger. [volume] (Philadelphia [Pa.]) 1914-1942, 1919-02-07
PER LA QUESTION:
-JUGO-SLAVA
Wilson Vorrebbe Conciliare le
Aspiration Sulla Costa ORR
entale dell'Adriatico

Psrigi. 6 febbraio.--Il Prcsidente VII.
son ha oggi consulate IL presidente del
consiglio del Mlnistrl .dItala. ON. Wit
torio Orlando. VI. Trumbitch, mlnistro
per gil AFFAIR." esteri del jugo-slavi. II
colloauio con ron. Orlando segui' quello
del rappresentante jugo-slavo.
Ouanto sopra indica che II Presldente
ha inizlato suoi siorzi per una media
zone ira 10 due nazionl allo scope di
Evening public ledger. [volume] (Philadelphia [Pa.]) 1914-1942, 1919-02-07

Of serge in navy blue and
black, featuring two-button
coats stylishly designed with
shawl collar and pockets; lined
with peau de cygne. Attractive
braid trimmings. Illustrated.
Evening public ledger. [volume] (Philadelphia [Pa.]) 1914-1942, 1919-02-07
TEUTON PAPERS BY PLANE
Berlin Journal Will Deliver a
Weimar by Air Route

weimar, Feb. 7.--(Bv A. Phone OF
the Berlin newspapers has established
for the sessions OF the National Assem-
bly, the first regular airplane delivery on
the Continent
The morning and noon editions of this
newspaper are delivered at weimar two
hours after issued.
Evening public ledger. [volume] (Philadelphia [Pa.]) 1914-1942, 1919-02-07

=sroRE OPENS DAILY A. NJ AND CLOSES AT $3.50 p. NJ
Evening public ledger. [volume] (Philadelphia [Pa.]) 1914-1942, 1919-02-07

uFA desk or chair is bought care j.
age person spends little consecuti
4 chair, while the generality pass q
eight hours out of twenty-four. In
health, because they sleep upon the W
when the right kind, high-grade box
mattresses, can easily be obtained at
ding Company, 1882 Chestnut street:
tied down separately, topped on With
2e' 'txs1ss sss sa 8 s..p'' eRis
Evening public ledger. [volume] (Philadelphia [Pa.]) 1914-1942, 1919-02-07
MISS ASQUTTH ENGAGED
Daughter of Former British Pre-.
micr to Wed Rumanian

London, Feb. 7.-tBy A. P)-The en-
gagement of Miss Elizabeth Asquith.
daughter of Mr.; and Mrs. III. II. Asquith,
to Prince Antoine Bibesco, councillor at
the Rumanian legation, has been an
nounced. according to the Daily Mirror.
Prince Bibesco was formerly first Sec
Evening public ledger. [volume] (Philadelphia [Pa.]) 1914-1942, 1919-02-07
American Steamship Ablaze

Queenstown. Feb. THE American
steamship War Skeena is on fire twelve
miles east of the Blackwater Light ves-
sel, on the southeast Irish coast, near
Wexford. Naval vessels are rendering
aid.
The War Skeena, which is wooden
vessel of 1416 tons, sailed January II
from Newport News for Glasgow.
The Little River news., 1919-03-15

COTTON SEED-Have car Pure Me-
 bane cotton seed, price $2.S5 per bushel. See A. J. Russell, Ashdown or c. P. Smith, Richmond. Al
The Little River news., 1919-03-15

FOR SALE-cow with heifer-R S.
 Thomas. 23-tf
The Little River news., 1919-03-15

EAR C0RN-Just received car of
 heavy ear corn. See Clyde Head at Eusseiias Store. 3-1S
The Little River news., 1919-03-15

~ kS X GR..y YES, h0itorss md ubiis DTS.
The Little River news., 1919-03-15
:H %1t ~ 1<++$++* '*DAkeAIn eoLUMn* I*4+*%%%*ett4+%*+ *+* Y
 FOR SALE.

TIAY-Good No. 1 Alfalfa hay for sale
 on cars. Get it today-Cobb Grain Go. 1t
The Little River news., 1919-03-15

5ubscrip n Price ] 1T Year, gl.50 ash in Ade ance
The Little River news., 1919-03-15
FIRE AT FOREMAN

FIRE AT askll FREEMAN 2 prepap, March 13 fSpeciaD No s .IS N, tho roofk Of Mro. F: :.., VI
The Little River news., 1919-03-15
Almost Shadow, Afraid 10 eai

My son-in-law was so bad from
 stomach trouble that he was reduced
 to almost shadow and was afraid to eat anything, as all food caused bloat~ ing of gas which pressed against his heart. worrying him very much. Our druggist persuaded him to try Mays Wonderful Remedy and in two months he looked fine, can eat anything. and works hard every day" It is a simple harmless preparation that removes the mfestinal tract and ailays the infla- mtion which cuses practically all stomach. liver and intestinal ailments, Including apperdictis. One dose will convince or money refunded For sale by Boyer Drug Store, and all dealers.
The Little River news., 1919-03-15
SANEDC7ILD BEYOND HOPE" Grateful Mother Tells Of What Dr. Thacller'S
 Cholera Mixture
 Did For Her

MILTON, FLA.-Mrs. L. Thornton, of this place, talking about different reme- dies and their value, recently made this statement: ID R. THAC H E R $ CHOLERA MIXTURE saved my child when good doctors said it was beyond medical skill to cure it."
 Many other people who have used this remedy have had a similar experi- ence with it. Millions of bottles have been sold under a guarantee of satisfaction in the treatment of bowel troubles of all kinds, and very, very few been returned and the money given back to the pur- chaser.
 DIR. TEACHERS CHOLERA MIX TURF is recommended for Summer Complaint, Cholera Infantum, Cholera Morbus, Dysentery and Diarrhea.
 It may be relied upon for prompt and grateful relief from the agonies of cramps and collie.
 It is fine at "teething time." It softens the gums, allays the fever and soothes baby into sleep.
 On the market for nearly half a century. Try it!
 For Sale By All Dealers. Price. 35 Cents.
The Little River news., 1919-03-15

FCts SALE-1 graded Jersey COW, will give 4 gallons milk per day, 6 years
 old with heifer calf.--J.M. McCord, Ashdown. 3-S
The Little River news., 1919-03-15

4O-ACRE BLACK LAND FARM FOR
 SALES acres cleared, house, barn and good we'll land joining connot be purchased for less than $50 to $100 per acre; 5000 will buy this farm, To- office good outo road to property. Will give terms. See Yeager & Jones. 22-tf
The Little River news., 1919-03-15

SWEET POTATOES $1.50 per bu,
 at my house in Ashdown.-L. F. Wheelis. If
The Little River news., 1919-03-15

Inter, ] at he pcstofi 4 at Ash Q gn, trkan s, as econ class mail
The Little River news., 1919-03-15

FOR SALB-0ne good work mule, near
 THckum Fhool house.-S. F. Stew enson, Wilton, Ark, R. 1. box 17. 3-a3
The commonwealth. (Scotland Neck, N.C.) 1896-1929, 1919-02-21
PICKERT S GIVE GOOD OPEN
ING BILL

Despite the unfortunate death
OF little Buddy Pickert. VIII om we
all knew and Of whom there was
SO much promise, which occurred
two weeks ago IN Danville and
which we'll nigh tore up the com
pany, the aggregation known as
Plckert Sisters Company is strong
er this year better than last.
Miss Blanche Pickert, who bv
the way IS mother of little Bud
dN. IS not now With the company.
Her toss Was So great that she had
10 be taken to Miami, Florida. to
recoupera1e, and It IS to that place
that the company is now making
ITS way. Miss Blanche is greatly
mrsser by the company, for it wa,
SHE who is east for the part Of
Bah, which last night Miss
trace Pickert filled. quite accept
ably, because she IS d very capa-
bic little actress.
This YEAR shows only three Of
the old players, Miss Grace Pick
ert, Val CIearv and Sam Walden.
ana these are now enhanced BY
Misses Gertrude Riggs and May
belle WaIdon. with MeSsers Wool
ard. Fox. Judge and Ward Nc
Donougl, all especially capable.
both III dramatic instinct as we'll
as vaudeville entertainers.
Tonight The company Will pro-
duce The Rosary, which is one
! OF the great successes Of the last
| decade. Boston accepted it for
two year run. Chicago Went
wild over the peculiar Intermix-
ture OF pathos and comedy for,
let 1t be remembered, while THE
Rosary, touches largely rcli-
glojl> observance the remarkable
| show comedy intersperced thru
out the play has been It's greatest
drawing card. There are five
distinct comedy parts IN this de-
llghtiul little play, meanwhile the
dramatic and pathos is run In 50
exqulsltely that the sensibilities Of
! the audience is never at a low 2bb.
! 1t is little enough for us to sax
that the vaudeville offering of the
Plckert S, between the acts, is a
special feature Of their perfornan-
&c, and is probably one Of the par.
! tlcular items that has made this
aggregation SO very popular III all
parts OF the South We commend
their work as being above the ly
erage Of small road companies and
entirely free from that vulgaritv
which so often is put forward as
art, but which is moreover show
cred upon an unoffendinr Dubli,
to cover up deficient quaiifica
tons. This cannot be said Of the
members of the Picker Sisters
! Company. They are capable. as
| we SAID before, and deserve the
best Of patronage.
The commonwealth. (Scotland Neck, N.C.) 1896-1929, 1919-02-21


T. IN need OF lIshlNooa posts
t' y pair Your 9aroehs, }'tloile
Edwards amt o'nt'al> "'fN
Mr. hohert ''osr2 Is no" pro
Guessing very "el' MS ''ili''r'
-ra haNIn@ again suoS'''eo'
,,,,
MRS. o0l l''itiS - ri''i ="
"a .f+rr htt AIRS. ttof9e Hh1' II
sill 'ont'led I" her pet
Mr. Il. L. W llllai's OF hlchfnolia
VAS I'll town an ''io''t'i'S ''f' '''~'-
t.r~>-
I'll. 'h o> I''f '"i> "'4ln'st '',e1-
=: ais" no 4. ' q i1e,' I 00Al< ( -
"'''~ "''u LIZ e<~''S wv
Mr.. lily man ~ '''.' '''@ = 81 "" y
ny. was ''i WV" Il >'S'' VIZ
.">''''~>,
Misses EtlIaot'' ana ->'ls'e AE'-
r.'"'''5', 81 '''>l,: were III It" II
>r~,'+''"> ''f q "'''''
'''@ 7 Icy any l,'' 'IleI IoIs9. 'iia :
.." IL IL'''' ''''"' 80, ' f'''oll 'ies ~
The commonwealth. (Scotland Neck, N.C.) 1896-1929, 1919-02-21
HOw's This7

.o re oTer One Hundred Dollars Ravsrd
e.f,ra5 use 81 catarrtn that cannot be
Ham ra' '.1ls s"Tarl'sl Medicine.
~ a1arrh Medicine has hae,, +,,-er
A.. ,-o ,.lH sufferers Tor tn. pass tiljrty-
,.,o.. rs. and has hccoune. known a. ti,e
Cat, II. nf's remedy for ,atarrh. Hans
t,a Nv. Hedicine acts tI.5q! he Rio,,1 -,
So. tr.' rs ::trfacss. eSpc,!isae tic Poi
eas. j 49,, ne blaou ana dealing the dis
M1'@. Eo': have taken Ha;rs c,+.rrh
80. i'1' n short time z-o;, vii, So. :.
-, FL G'Ec1ne2st III Nc,n, ca,,fra,
c;~,. >lii' Ia f11- Halls catarrI, Ncdi-
f. s'F-t ;tn': Ct rid II c:starrtl. SEM.
ST. ~ q ~ IlN ! ~ :. Co: Toledo, Ohio,
The commonwealth. (Scotland Neck, N.C.) 1896-1929, 1919-02-21

Miss Johnson, of Tarboro. i,
one OF the nurses attending M.
Robert .)osey and Miss BrasWali
j, again wait mo upon him.
The commonwealth. (Scotland Neck, N.C.) 1896-1929, 1919-02-21

Mr.. E. L. Braxton arrived on
lie morning train from r chn.o nl
where he had been Oh business.
The commonwealth. (Scotland Neck, N.C.) 1896-1929, 1919-02-21

Mr. Robert .Eosey is now pro
u.>~.n& very we'll, his tempera
.r. having again subsidized.
The commonwealth. (Scotland Neck, N.C.) 1896-1929, 1919-02-21

Apply to Baker and Everett.
Palmyra, n. G. PIP 1Ot
The commonwealth. (Scotland Neck, N.C.) 1896-1929, 1919-02-21

Mrs. Tom TiIlery is reported
..r-rr hut Mrs. George Coke is
sill confined to her bed.
The commonwealth. (Scotland Neck, N.C.) 1896-1929, 1919-02-21

y In need Of llghtWood posts
-. r.purr Your gardens, phone
!, .7w.r,l> and Company adv
The commonwealth. (Scotland Neck, N.C.) 1896-1929, 1919-02-21

Everyone should prepare to at
lux mass meeting a week
'.o'o to-day al Halifax when def
,,''' Steps will be taken to protect
-Llr farmer and his cotton nrices